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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
us DR.. Mllllman- lnp''

SIS DIR. Mllllman IMP"
by the beard Of the prophet" said
Millirnan. tlinging his cigar into the
fire. its the voice Of the blAck.eyed
little uamsol that was discharged.
Well, my child. " rising 70 greet her
what is itg"
] sm out Of employment, SIR" said
Ignaiia. With dropping head aud vary,
ing color. Yoa-you spoke about the
chances OF iny making a good nurse.
Could yourecommend Ine 20 some quiet
hospital; sir. where"
Well. no not exactly 10 a hospital, -
said Dr. Mllliman. "But ! have a
lady patient very nervous. very i'll.
very trying who needs just snch an al
i8RdAaI as you would make. Are you
wiling 10 attempt its'
oh. yes should be- thankful for
an opportunity 10 earn our bread. y
ssid lgusiis-And once again Doctor
MlliuIan thought how wonderfully
beautiful were the soft. magnetic eyes
shining through grateful loara
Tie months glliel away --lho trees
Ia kullcdgd sxuare wcre all alcaf. aud
still Mss Olivia scdlry fingered in
New York despite lhe attractions OF
Long Branch. Saratoga and Lake
George Tommy GRAVY Tie was quite
recovered bar Miss Sedley was not
altogether satisfied
Three weeks had elapsed without a
visit from tho young physician, aud
Miss DIVA chose 10 fancy that the ner-
vious disorder which gave her an OPP
potIuniiy to call for his frequent pres
aAcn was worse.
What shall do. IouiseP" she ques.
toned her married sister.
why. go 10 his Office. Of course.
'Wonld you'll"
"Of course. reiterated Mrs Graz.
willie. laughing. ''Fain, heart never
won nice. Dung doctor, Ivy. you
know. I'll go with you. ="
"Wonid Il bc-alem quite properP"
husitaIed Miss Olivia
TO be sure--tsli't he q d0etor9''
So the carriage was ordered, and
Mira Granville and Miss Sodley drove
to Dr. Milliman's uuprctcnttons little
Office
..Dr Millimsu? Yes. m. " said the
ofllce boy. You're just Ia time Ho
got home last night
Got homer repeated MrS Gram
Wills. WHY. where has he been?"
''Ou Il wedding tour, ma am. said
tho oiilcu boz. 'Duhu't you knowp
Aud that's Mrs. Milliman. now"
The door between the Office aud back
paTlor was opened aud light grace
iul ligurc. la q wine.colored silk dress
Stood on the threshold figure of
lrnaIia purrine.
IL a thunderbolt had descended on
Mrs. Granville aud Miss Sedley they
could hardly have been more amazed
aud nslonished than at the unexpected
spparition Of tho former housemaid.
hut Ignutia's large dark eyes surveyed
them with the utmost self.posession.
,.AIy husband will be here Ia min.
ute. ladies' she sad. calmly. and
went back 10 her wife.like occupation
of sewing on loose sh RI button.
When DR.. Milliman entered be recog-
nizad that bs secret was oui
why don you congratulate meF
he 50 4, laughing.
Marriage is not always a subject of
oougraiulalion, said Miss Scdley.
tartlg.
Aud then the subject dropped,
Miss Sodloy. sent for another physl-
clan next day. But as DIR. Miliiman
and his beautiful young wife we're sat
Istied, we know OF no one who has any
right 10 complain.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
vigor and Vitality

Are suiekiy given 10 every part Of ths body sy.
Hooss ssrs&pariiia. THAT tiraa feeling is sausely
svesasms. The bleed is pwrihsa snriehsa ana vitas
iEsd sas carries hesits imaseas Of diseases 30 every
orgsn. The stomach ID tsas& asA sssenwfhsnsd. ss@
appetite restored. The kidasys aaa liver are romsea
and tnvsgorated The hrsss IL refreshed the nerves
strengthsses- TIE wAsss sysss@ 10 baiit ss ss.
Hoods BarsapnrfIia-
Twas an Eum ASwn saA smas fsr busiassaL wma,
induced 10 tsks ssstis 90 Mee@s earsapsrifla asa
Il sws right up skas was seen able 70 Tcs1Eas
woxk. Ireeemmesa Is % sii~ n w. BmATE Aas--
sin Street Aisasy. mt.
Hoods saTsaparIIIa
SOLD sT I'll aruggises 81; six for 81 Prepared emiv
By c. / MOOD CO. Ap@thseaziea. Level. MaaA.
100 Doses One Dollar
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

A man has no more right TO say an un
civil thing than to act one.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

Johnny Sherer has just secured fine
position in one of the banks in Burling-
ton, Iowa, where he has been attending
Elliott's Business College.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

Claus speekles will introduce the beet
sugar industry In America.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

Ifaf1icfed with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac ThonE
cons Eye Water. Druggists sell t. &c
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

Faithfulness and sincerity are the high.
est things.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

A household that has baby has no
need OF an alarm clock.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

sleeping-car porters generally give fat
man a wide berth.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
d Mrs. Granville" pleaded

the girl. piouuSu
Il want no discussion. = interrupted
the Arrogant child OF wealth and Inv.
nrf' You heard my words Her.
Is your months wages. Go al once
when Dr.. Millman called in The
evening Tommy was flushed aud a..
"ignatial want Ignatial" he kent
why don, I You let the young wom-
an come mp asked the doctor ole
should De indnlged IN his caprices SO
but that AS II happens Ia an,ong
the mpossibilities, 4" retortad No.
Granville. with toss OF her head II
u's.narged The girl two hours ago"
"A pity. said the doctor. "She
sssihed an excellent nurse. very well
adapted 20 the energenc !"
when ME Granville returned from
his once he was both lndignat and
perturbed.
VINO y the young physieian?r he
asked, why don't you send for OBJ
Because" said Mrs. Granville
lowering her voice to a whisper .rhis
Is The same DR. MiIliman that Olivia
admires SO much. =
Your sister Oliyia9'
Yes She met M at the Deye.
rean1 reception. lie is not rich. but Il
wei connected and Is sing rap dIy in
the world. and he is very attentiys IN
DIV d.
'oh, " said Mr. Granville, ..you
women are such laby rinlhs Of mystery
and maneuyering that one never
knows where 10 lind you Aud Isup.
pose Milliman-if that's his name--is
Us well capable Of attending TO Tom
my case as DIR. 0ppenwelL. /"
'ot couase." said Mrs Granville.
with light laugh ,And mean 10
send for Olivia 10 nurse the little fel.
low"
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
EIE5YYSIlIaSI iYSJZEITsTdTTIl

ass Live Snsy wsrkins sAan
EA al aprthgnr slse world Either Costly eutHt
rNGE Tsfpi FEEH. AaSess. TRUk Co. AegaEtA, MAaa.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15

O. r 20 SO per q az. SNmnlss worth 81 TREE Lines
"a w under horses feet Write Brewster
W. Safety RstA Hoid erco., Holly. MON.
chi n IL worth ssoo per 10. Petirs Rye salye is
GNkN ~orth sLWG nus issoid at sea hex By dealers
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1888-09-15
VI. n. o., Omaha 4a9-S6.

rANHTn Treated and cured without the sniis.
1 AMI X III RoaR on treatment sent free, Address
IhROtLh = l.. POND. NJ, D, Aurora, Kane Co., N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22
BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS.
TALK TO THE EFFECT TaAr MORE ARE
SkEDkD-A sCcGESI Ion,

TALK TO THE EFFECT TaAr MORE ARE
SkEDkD-A SUGGESTION,
Experience has taught men" said .
gentleman yesterday. that the owner
ship Of real estate by Q man tends to
make him better citiz m and excites .
profounde, respect for the laws Of the
land. Tn, greater the number Of people
who have proprietary interests in land
tho more stshis IL society. II u upon this
theory that In nearly ali states IN THE
country there nave been passed what are
Called laws autho. ling tins formation OF
building and loan associations and regu-
iatIng the o. Grafton OF the affairs Of such
organizations. Iorductoo cYnseryativeiy
ssch organ zatious cAnnot fail. The vast
majority making moGcy. bu. The
theory upon which Ihey ale organic d
does not necess ally Contemplate thai
any thing in the shape Of eividencs
shall. De declared applicable ~ pay
msnts GA the SIC, X. The theory SIMPLY Is
taat men OF small means are enabled "
{ g la, m nj VI very IN ali sums If money.
p yAb-o either weekly. tw.ce q m sLth o.
to bug ana iuaIr land and
thus D. cure homes. That policy when
b. We . "a an 10 help himself Id the SQUAD.
est There wi b- hun reds OF dwelling
houses rected this supmer and tnose Is
AZ doubt from p.vsont appearances. that
Ihere Will be 0a an average thr. o or moe
applicAn,s for esch house. There ID NO
dasgsf of too maa, houses teinS erected.
The ruls IL that there are too few. Let
more building and loan assoc ations bc
organized. ct op. ortunities b afforded
20 the mca who come 10 Seattle with =
few huadred dollars - buy q lot and pay
for the Improvements on IL In small pay
ueuts Ibeoe us,o sSt.lLs are uOWert IL,
levers for good and the more the bstter.
10 long - thes are conducted with refer
ence 10 tho real object OF their founda-
tion."
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BRErITfEs.


s.1her scn8os
I -. fcrcs IL men and . nsnbsr o.
- - engaged In the coasfr1rsson o.
~ lrcksDn street cab ro<a-
- srsusAep CmatfIla. sftes coa'irz
=. rrv,s rdsy. lsft fsr down sound Size
~ isfarn IN tine 70 san tome fsfas TO
nxFuw-
- rasmbe-z Of Seattle I@ods. Mo-
- Pscsac L1dss Va. ~. y; r.. %
~, dfy. vii PEI Daun ,ses Lsaxs 10.
~ Il 7ecosas. . fraternai rtsst on 10 ar
rlvSrsnsy, Fridsy evening next
- Wsssssr Brady Company VIII Pre-
- 4 dssrn !, stson Of nlde Hsg<a q .
- s1he~ ~ the opera house. tsnssht-
~ aorr h "a Interesting orse. and ne
4 liseiy TO prove msss iossre ting
- e.sys,or " II Be- elscsd In position
~ (,retcentsl hctea In about ten days.
~ hufrl ON q wsz moved into the room
- II used - . nsx room. yesterday
Saske room ia the cid oFitce fcr sse eis-
V11s.
- STEAMERS Of thu Oregon Railway &
wss1rrfsop Company still NJ their flags
II ~ mat. and the ofh ses OF the com
- remain drsped in msurDina. sut OF
srGsr1 20 the memory OF the lac Tho ss
!. fufter.
-. James n. Colman stxseg ;hat ne IL
~ ensssed on the plans for the ma.
S11ssry Tor bis extensive orecsoss works
-SScb h. wills exzan lsh this summer On
~ vaiushAe water f-ont property Ia tbs
Sorshern portsoa OF the CITY,
4 thssc-ssary wooden oaileln2 IL being
~Srre,f on the Yves, SIDE OF Front etreet.
Tween Pike and Union streets, By the
Seroan c. Mil Company. for A. l.. Pal
-. The fret & Dor giil be as q for steres
"a the up stairs fos q iodg nz house.
SANE II the features Of tee pink Sc
81 10 b. gwen By tie ladies' OF this Ply
1yush Congregational church. at the
ekuYch pasiors. on FRIDAY evening, wiz
p bean bags, literary sasads and various
s1hrr saisds. A gosd time "a promised 20
fkoec who attend.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

| n fausving tnnnsfss 4 ~ eunnb
wus mi ~ ssessd yssaur1ay:
q r Nisux anA wife - wEHam !
AnkaEs aaA HsFA 6leaA. Il q Nncs u
We Smftis. 31SpG
wa HaF1 . Ma,y IHavkfnA -. u
u II hsck Il Bark 70 $1,000 sadIssoa
nfs.s.s ssa vic % " wnsa. iee'
u - n n q. kieck -. el5W
= r 1GIy nd wlfs 20 AmsliA B Htck4
l-n l IA s.5ts.Aa u =. q y - 9.
- n II h<ork Hacks's addition. l0oa
n 2 1sssz 81 wffsse Emma = B9we<s,
lef II. hlock - 6o8s andizi@. eA
Joan 8 wssla = aod vic - Rafes Wu-
- ~ % a., J; 4 block 4 rsrrys aus ID
Horssso n nsit sad vifs % And.sw !
RosA tracss II. IzS i.i IT,. LIZ. Ii. ISs.
IL. 10 Wen seattle. $.5ed0.
II seat and vita 10 n 4 Sons. lots
8 .. block II, Roasss addition 1i4
II ecyet and wife 70 T < Witch. loes
H T Scoes and vito 70 Patrick boyle.
ioes Is. 10 hook q Ross,s aAdistsa. $50
Wn 4 iis.s.lyn % Z Lobe. srAcs la.
Lccy & vir1el ana husband 70 d G
Is.nssad; .os Il block ., Laws second
0402AA0D. %As&
g X Bass~y ard husband to = " Small
lots 10. II. II Mzas' saddifioo. $H0L
A w Engie end wEfe 70 y & Dimock.
the 3 ! OF ioez :. ). block $. Teny1 3D.
dikioo, 4fs00
81 Crawford 70 " W Newiin. block Il.
Arfsngt1n HeiShta. el50
James A Moore ed wife 70 james =
Hill. tfncs containing 10 acres In Sec D.
fp Is n. Rs e 46eOL
+ Heck hrunn 10 willef = Mcmillan, lots
Z. 8, block ts, PARK addition. $anO
hobart n AcFadden 70 James A 0oofe,
tract at 10 acres in Sec ). Up Is y, X 3,
Ss0e9.
q Dishon and wife to Chas B DARN.
lot 4. block S Jackson street addition,
S5oo.
Aselia Mott 70 Mary A Gillette. lot Il.
block =. Foufirs's addition, 31lo.
Xix g .laon and wife 70 9 w 6ymonda
lots 3. 4. S, block 3. Crowa addition, S325
George Dosfoli and wife 70 n Jennie
Jeak.ns. lot n. RavennA SPRING. $50.
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ANOTHER COLLISION.
yux FLEETWOOD AND HaYsARo CoAl
1carrusa WITHOUT SERIOUS DANCE

rux FLEETWOOD AND HaysARo CONE
ToarrusR WITHOUT SERIOUS DANCE
Alto o'clock yesterday morning the
steamer II ,ysari Iefs Tacoma fer Seat
tie With large iisl e. passenger, suc
one inmate lister she Fleetwood lef,
wssh an ,qaaliy large lisa TIE isy xas
nrtshs. toe xpstasr warn, toe hsy IS
suoasn a. sue. 81 sgsss ard from tie
CAV the sraeks sEoss fEom tie smoke
sta.ss Of to- resp ctivs sseaDers "a sss
evisent 70 lhs passsuger- u the rgr
10 Seattle woal3 be short eut iiyeis
one. c0r % tie passengers on the
gtse,xood tsus 4 seFttes tie ;rir; As
the beats starteli oat OF Tacoma the
Howard sasnaie4 the rrepeissr ~ pss.
g. ssrrn, wesea sss d'i. srd TIE oaSs.
both he&3.a FER Bsosn's point, TIE
HAywsri esins Ssii in toe .sst with
tie Flertwoaa On tie INSIDE and gaining
rsptdsy on . largSx rival. Ga reach
Ia. tie point the bats wers Size By
side. bot The Asyssrd had the c5ssite
and ~ ul3 net give Gay ect rsstes
esax3ea tbs flsetx.od tnshere. Al
this iGccscre TIE beats cane Together
aud the crash eaossa ey tie breaking o.
ans CT the tlestwood's leaders created
auise q pane stnanx tae passeussrs q
sne lissie ecat Ter tew seconds. srd
too pssserevss izEnrei from Der on 20
the Hayward. lite boats item we're
side by side for = mile or 80. ~een the
Flssssocd took the lead sni rescsea
Der ecek IN Seattle cue natneie ahead
ef tie Hayward Ise race q .sscgleei
by teess ste sitnsssec Il q. \ nes; CT
e,sars cEe.
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Pory7 DEFIANCE SAWNTLL.
Two MORE IuMnEs MAsuEAoIUHfNo rs
TasLIsBMssrs ON Puoxr SOUND.

TEo MORE IuMnER MANUFACTURING rs
TaeLIsBMgsrs ON PuoKr SOUND.
rs IL true that Jou have gore into an
organization to build a sswmili near
Point Dsaanoe. In Pierce corntyf p
asked q Posr.IsrgLLioSscKR reporter.
addressing Mr.. ]. II. MeDonald, Who
had Just returned frcm ny sound.
YES. Mr.. q. +. White and myself. to-
esther With Il. Bsrlew. OF SksR!t. aud
W. p. Pritehard and George Z. Akin
coo. Of Tacoma. have organized our.
selves into q corporation under the laws
Of Washington Territory known ss the
Pacific MN Company, and tbs obiect OF
the incorporation is 90 build q sswmiil
about half wsy between the old Tacoma
mill and Point Defiance. and not far
fson that famous sms!ter site. We
have already lei q contract 10 Messrs.
Park 4 Lacy for the mschinery. the
oon.rscs pries for the machinery aloee
being SCI. 5000 The main buildiue vili
be 6oI&l6 feet IN siEs. and tso stories
high. The contract reqaires that ths
mill be In runninR order In -four
months. TIE cutting capacity vii! os
$50, 900 feet Of inmbes in 10 hours."
Have you given 40 the idea NJ bald
inc = mill az eeaities
Net ~ soy means. Tbs Satsop mill
csmpany has bad that object in viev
frou tbs very Start. bat no "a the pres
ent tim. % have foand such ready sale
tor cor timber II good pfices thai We
havs postponed our ssvmill enterprise
ffGm time 10 time, bat II u only n qnes-
ton OF a few weeks nov. before IL viii
taks Definite shape"
Have you sscuTod site yet7'
"Weli, partially. We have been De-
eotistirs xith Dr.. Minor Tor q site be
has 90 the Cows. but ve have noi o'osed
siih him yet"
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4
@1oD AZ pug1 1apUug n
afzH u1Hr.
NJ psosesssing sftnsssy nd ~ -
saass pesssszsts9 sassnsy Win O. II
u dsfeadass's esans.i ID III 0so. 81.
Miller esss, esss 10 TAeeDa yss.s.day
| % stead thss ssss - - bsoseAs hsesss
ths oc1st u that city besose Jodxs
Afiyn- Jte defenGs, II Ii 0i1, tsoa9hf
thss The iadxs Would axsss eupanellina
- t7sy end hsasinG the peooeeasinR
eoeos0ey's oentoueok noo oust the en-
Wneo The eass 80 called, hossess.
J13zs Allyn ad3rUssDd the Interested
parties - foltsvs: II uadesueand b u
sxpsetsd thai I On 10 taxa tbs fespcu-
sioslity Of arbitrarily disshasainz this
defendan3 from The opsaina etate0sos
Of tbe rsoeeeassea attorney. This ma1-
ser has been tab d about . good deal.
snd teefs - ~ ef0an3 os fe1Do9 Ter
1ucd - exceetstion OF ua6ssF.andinR.
havs more than onse, p1aisiy e.
pfsased and written 10 the parties il
shis case thas the only eoofse ] eoold
and should pofsue. uoaid Be psshaps to
araet Discharge upon motion Of The
rrosecntinR attorney and that soeh mo-
tt5E Duss b msds b. the psooecafing
attorney unqoajiaediy. No other
co1sse, 10 seems to me. could ! cen
scientifically pofsus; aid jast Why OF
boz parties hsvs % m;snaoefstood ne,
or tiaesd me To this light, I fail 10
eSmpsehend. and rov say. a. ! have
repeatedly told you. that uulsss the
pssseeusina attoraey makes . motion
- be has right 70 Do for the prisoners
be ID eoipe 70 be tsisd; bot
the tria! viii 60 over sin the next term
Of the cours.'
TIE prosecuting attorney said that be
pesfsctly usderstood thas soeh - the
position beld ell along By The court, End
that be hsd learned last before noon on
yesterday, from the defendants oonn-
eel. that the court had Issued . special
vsnirs for twelve men for bearing
the case yesterday, and that IL when the
case uas called At that time no nev
facts we're disclosed q notice vsu.d Be
Qssp,et for pressnpsofy inssus iiou 20
tie isrs 10 seqaif the defendant. The
prosecuting attorney dssslsimed any re
spoesibility for the nisundesstapdise q,
and said that iossncco - be could Uos
move for the discharge
OF the prisoner. be moved that the
pssce of trial be changed TO the disteie.
court holdiue terms at Port Asdison.
TIE order wa accordingly made, the
defense co.sentiuQ. and the Gaze will be
tried 81 Port Asdiaon on the third Mon
day IN April next.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

JAxDos IN a Srw RoIs-Joe JArdos,
tie crao catcher. 10 nothing II not &C.
centric. TIE crab sosiSess being dell.
he ass cncvsftsd hiasef isto q detect
I've, 80 tie folic sing special telegram
from post rovnsect Oil sAow: TIE
sueec.si assAlsant ef Prts,an sss ar
rested IL Port Townsend this morning
uc~u tnsormafioc furnished by cee 10
s-re Iardus. At Seattle, wso claims be
can rs1.s sse usa's suilt, snd afsa
rrcws The icnosercs e tie esrisss rov
s-sd se S-sssie Jail To. r&rsy arrested
gives he nsrs- 81 Sznces Weir. asd
claims 10 ee Innocent Js.t . refarus a
to seattle BY tss Oyupisr." Ssae
taink tia, Jssees hss hesn erp1sys q
By ssue ehrar fean attorney 70 60 q 9
100 In ortss 10 rAise c1fst,oc - 10 tes
1a;si Of the real eslprifs
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sI>HE WHOLLY Oh ANT PART OF Is
l sc-es of iast. ireln sieG the 'Jaaaes Al
as'isa" 20 the eisy Of ses,tle. ssvtrs a ffo'at
,se Of iaSs q, o. Elicit or ecastie Bay and
haiiross Avear C. s2i;Abs .er aasnAcsg o. &
perp-ss ss o. 81 veezs 90 oaAsr ssca age.
Alec. . szndsfcae oas,ry, eAsilg dsez
sstsr 'tcnixss n fert Tov -ros Bar .; ~
sasls rataes stftasts fer go vail. ssoas
ping and for hasaaiBs. fSssosal inspecssoz
10 sitFd. To F.F,f~- m saslnz b1siness. evsz
Ia lIity viii he esss cd A35rrSs
FRANCE ". yANEs
mhSAuiu Por Te Eassa1 ". z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

THIEVES Aporr.-06ser Pailiips, OF
the Mil stree, beat. noticed tvo sus
psc.ous characters al three o'ciock yes-
friday morning carving a package
he evereanisd item and a. be ap
proschet they Dropped thsir package
ant. shsn ihes recoSusx q bin - Al
esfieer. one OF them drew or stse Epsed
30 tra~ yeso,vss. AZ that tine tie
OF ser srex his revolver, and 50 the
fslsows 4 & scwn ra,irosi Averae he
AIRED eve shots al sesr. bat unsogtn-
Hstsly be - Dot very good shot. 0a
opening the handle they bsi dropped
the ofnser fo1nd ten gallons % Whisky
10 a dem ] nm wrapped 20 ia gait
"a IL suepossd The lsqaor Vas ssoIen
from cone SAXON. Tie ttisves made
sood ter escape.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

Tax Hitt CAESAR last, after many
aAsa the taking o. testimony 10 the Hill
cases WAS concluded yesterday. The re-
ferce drew lanx o-eata OF relief. the 70.
porteg wrote nois' 70 many volumes or
actcsl and the attorneys ssEed iugn erions-
" 81 msnf hundreds of ~ os ~ tsssii-
rony wh,tA they sill be compelled 70
rvaa' digesl and talk isNrnediy abogt. The
Arxanents vii soen take place, wnca the
vferse will die his report sad submit V
10 The district court.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

NEasTxR RRAnV COMPANY. fo-nsshs
The wehsi r ltsNay company viii give
hsxssr&s ,Ar lAnS sto,y Of "StS st
Frye's eperz house The compSny made
asseai ha a. Portland. xud ~ a~sriY !
TIE SEATS To- TINS evening arc sold = ! M
mei b t,e i assured. The play vii DC
pEezent 4 Nth AFcat A;tcatian ta oes al
and the spol tsctiiAr ftf Cts vii As IS Tee
Asasy cvrT ~cea ia shsp elty TIE ctsiesue
. Ia STRIVES b srds and tho p'oo. = hoabd
70 ~ Ell smoothly and prove u sasor n4s :
tntNss.s
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

These CELEBRATED CAsEs.-The a.
saslt and battery CAST growing out Of
the remarkable conduct Of Sheriff Coch-
rane Oh Ss,ur Jay evening last. the heat
ings Ia which were to have taken y ace
IN Police Justice Jones's court Tuesday
Afternoon. last. and tnen Yesterday even
ing tnavigg been postponed At the request
of MIR. Coch sanel. were yesterday again
postponed until saturday afternoon al
l O'Clock. sheriff Cocnrans yesterday
. wore out another warrant against 8. L.
Crawford cha ging him with resisting
an ou1cer whiio making an arrest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

WAN ~ var; CItf4KSs. swsn.
snstgsc OF VA saca. was yesterday nssar-
shssd cltsea 81 she CaltcG States.
Thrrc ar : eat mary Applications FOR
eisisenahip w the shape OF & cgarsu rs 0f
inisnions rhcf,a have been exsetly atiJ
teclaratl0ns - tutonftons fis d ssus Tar
during a present month. az these hve
we're nlcd YESTERDAY, by Nicholas Ntpone.
Of kugland. Andrew Andersen Ct
Sweden. , sAu Galob OF Austria. 9 hstie~
swan, Of : scagu. and Stcf hechsiNcr. OF
Aestfts
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

WANTS A jpns.NENr vArATrn, LoEis
Y. Paine yesterday Gica . gesls;on in she
esstrtet cert ssSins bat . certain iads-
sres, q sisa recovered SCANS him and
~ I. MaAc roa lsy ;. Haxtss b. NgcstSd.
Ne rNprvsc nts that notice o. the trial az
u, cs<c sis Eot ~ ach hiss, wiahrGt fault
., IRA antA AZ Judgment WAS catered
N<siAss Ain And wI.kerson ey default
he a2so cate. Tart an alleged partner
seia evvs esisicG est~eos him sha " Il
krr~sia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

In MENoRisN.--Lssf Friday venins.
March 18th at gsSa Mrs. John Nelson. OF
Rsnson. age - years. departed this life
with her infant babe. leaving behind a
loving aud sars owsui husband. sister
And two brothers IL mourn their so.s
Only . year OF welded bliss lust launch
u upon tho sea OF life, youHs and happy
know not " hen the Ssn Of Man ooneih.
Loved ~ she was by everyone. The sos
rowing husband and grief stricken reis-
lives hsye the sympatf OF the whole
community 10 this sal aftilcton. The Ia
nersi was he'd saturday Rfternooa and
was largely attic nded. fhit>p.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-22

Tobias & singsrmsn will occupy their
nex premises early next week. when
he choicest assortment OF nev goods
sill be thrown opea 10 The inspection OF
tbs public. and gigantic special opsn
in2 sale tnsagarstst.