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Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Then there are some other things the
PRESS and Journal can never agree upon.
Among TEN is reference 70 individuals
interested. In commenting upon the gen
tleman who Is most largely interested in
st. lawrence, viz: Z. A, Driver, the PRESS
of Oct. Is says lie is a Chicrgo specu-
lator,' while the Journal OF the same date
in speaking Of A. d. Hill saws: "Spot the
brute as william who will try to scare
you" Po sib!y the Journal don't intend
to make votes for Miller, but if enough of
them are circulated on the east side we
will get half the votes over there.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
NATIONAL APPROPRIATIONS

The total appropriations made BY this
for the ensuipg year amount to
S422, zoo. 900. The total receipts, according
To the estimates of the several departments,
will be SAC, 800, C00-that is $685., ,000, 900
from customs and internal taxes, and S57, :
SOC, 900 from the postofiices. This would
leave q surplus of only SIS. 500, 600.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
TOTAL LOSS TO TINE COUNTY

because it cannot b removed and must
revert to the original owners. Will the
voters of Hand coRnty nesdlessly throw
away 81, ,43s 90 worth Of property
II must be remembered this ail prop
erty has been very prohtable to the county
in saving hundreds OF dollars, which
would have been paid to Beadle county TO
keep our prisoners, has stopped expensive
trips Of officers to Huron and afforded
better protection. When you add to this
81 ,433 the 5000 III CASH Miller has de-
posited ia the county treasurer's hands,
and which can be nsed for no other pnr-
pose than codrt house, it will be seen
the voters would make nothing by re-
moving the county seat even though D. A.
Driver, the Chicago speculator, Puts up
couple of bis S., 600 checks.
Probably in their mutual admiration
society Of what they have oone the people
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Farmers. do you remember the promises
Keller made to you two years ago to gain
your votes? He thought then that would
be the last time he would make promises
to you. But be is riding over the county
again making promises to gain yoar votes
for ST. Lawrence. Did he do as he
prom. ised beforeP viii he again?
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

The presidential contest goes on just
the same as though there was no county
seat war in Hand county. Thousands of
people are visiting Gen Harrison daily,
and there seems no bounds to the repub-
lican enthusiasm,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
BEWARE.

Farmers should be careful to investigate
the assertions of st. lawrence people.
They are telling anything to gain their
point. Make them prove it, as Miller
stands ready to do in her side Of the ques.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

The Journal quotes some comments
from the Washington Times favorable 10
st. Lawrence. Knowing what we do, We
should think this would gag Bro. Sage, il
he possesses any pride in the profession.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

That man Hill. whom the Journal calls
"a brute" may not be an angel, but it's
generally believed throughout the county
that his wings are as long as Keeler's or
BaldWin's.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Keeler, the St. Lawrence one per cent
promise rustler, claims TO carry the votes
of nearly all the townships in ranges 66
and G7 IN his pocket, to be used for what
ever lie sees IT..
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

SO Z. A. Driver is going TO buy the
county seat, il he' Who has II for sale?
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
Total owned by county, 8 4.433 OO

Out OF this ~. .433. 90 valuation the only
thing that could be removed would be the
cell and doors. which would have to b~
torn to pieces and made over at great ex.
pense. The balance, or s3,433.OO would
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Milk cans bought for sl.25 by the st.
Lawrence creamery and sold to the farmers
for S2.5n
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
HOW WAS IT BUILT

Why, by the farmers. They may not
all know it, but n portion of them do. The
ssnctimonious citizens of st. Lawrence
bought 1000 milk cans at Si25 each and
sold them to the dear farmers" for 81. 80,
making enough profit to build the cream
cry. Ho do the farmers like such
actions? Is it by such tJings as this that
Keeler Is enabled to say be carries the
votes Of several townships in his pocket?
Well. We shall see Nov 9th.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
to $45, and full stock Of
Of st. Lawrence don't hear the rumblings
outside that berg which -.

OUTSIDE tnat Defg which
FoBBoDE HER NO GOOD on nov. 9.
Rumor has it that ST. Lawrence built a
"Farmers' Mill once upon time, and
after beating one enthusiast out of over
$4,000 began the usual course among such
schemers as Baldwin AMI Ives, OF freezing
ont the small stockholders. which was
most successfully accomplished, as some
twenty five o: thirty fariners living near
the town can attest. The Journal boasted
that the mill cost the farmers 1000.
After the freezing process Charley ID syer
bought the mill for about $4,000, That
little operation will give Miller nearly 80
votes right in st. Lawrences immediats
territory,
Then again st. Lawrence built a cream
cry for the benefit of farmers.
HOW WAS 1T BUILT?
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Press. - These two
towns are always Ia com
petition aud pas more foe
grain than aLy ncighbor-
ing town. IL IL TO the
iarmcrs' benefit 10 con.
tinue them.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
SUMMONS.

SCMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. District Court.
County of Had 9Th Jsdieisl District
American Investment Company Of EInme tsburg.
Iowa Plaintif, W. Isaac ". Cady Defendant.
The Territory Of Dakoa 20 the above named De
tsndsBt
You Isaac " Cady are hereby SUNNI med and re
a. ired 30 answer the complaint in the abnye en-
titled sctiun witch win he hled with Tia. ,i-rs
aid Court August 81. isess aud TO serve copy
your answer 10 the said complaint on the sub
srrber st his offce In court house In Miller in the
County Of Had and Territory aforesaid with 10
thirty days after the service OF this summons up
you exclusive OF the -ay Il such service; and "
ron fall 10 answer the said complaint within thr
time aforesaid, the plaiLtif in this action will
apply 10 the esurt for the relief demanded iE the
complaint
Dated Miller Aug -. A. u. isss
q WHITE,
Plaintiffs Atty Miller, d 7
To the above named defendant
Yur will please take notice that the complaint In
the shove entitled action was aied in the Office Of
the Clerk OF the District conrt for Hand county
the 3ist day Of Augusi ists
sepy7t7 WHITE Ptd's Any
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
chimes $40
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.
For Vice President,
LEVI p MORTON,
OF New York.
Fer Deleesteto Congress,
GEORGE A. MATHEWS,
OF Brookings County.
LEoIsLATIvK TICKET, 10TH Dist.
For Council.
IA. wooLHIsER,
OF Hand County.
For House,
J. B. COOK,
OF Faulk County.
G. W. RYAN,
OF Walworth County.
HAND COUNTY TICKET.
For Register of Deeds,
NIB WEBER,
For Treasurer,
HOWELL.
For Sheriff,
JOHN McMURTRY.
For Auditor,
BURTON.
For District Attorney,
SY CHRIST.
For Pr bate Judge,
HUGHES
For Coroner,
KELLEY.
For County Seat
M Z L L E r
Against the Sale OF Intoxicating Liquors.
For the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors.
For Sl2, 900 Conrt House Bonds.
Against Sl2 200 Court House Bonds.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25

Press, o-t. isI--Ii the
I x .aaty.s.st he soted 20
Miller 81. Lawrence woAld
b ave M case. the matter
would drop and Miller
would build the county a
good court house.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
furniture and
THANK YOU.

The first county seat issue Of the Jour
nal. Oct. IL, created quite sensation,
while that OF the 18th fell very fat--com-
pletely out Of wind. Oct llth its readers
supposed there was only ona side TO the
question Oct Is il tried 10 answer some
Of Miller's arguments, thereby admitting
there was another side. Thank you. II
even goes farther and admits some poin,s
claimed by!Miller, although in somewhat
different language. The following extracts
will show that even the Press and Journal
may agree on some things:
Press, OFT. is,--If the Journal. Oct lS,--Mil-
sge Satys.st hr voted 10 her men seem TO he
Miller ST. Lawrence woAld wonderfully stirred up
ave m case. the matter over matters of future
would drop and Miller litigation I'm the civil
would build the county courts provided ths
good court house. people of Hand county
vote for reno. al OF
county seat. III 81
Lawrence il defeated
at the polls the matter
IL settled.
Press These two journal: -- In this
towns are always Ia com point II matt rs not
petition aud pas more foe whether we get the
grain than ally ncighbor- county-seat or not, or
ing town. IL IL to the IT remains at Miller,
iarmers' benefit 10 con. ST. Lawrence viii be
tinue them. the best wheat market
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1888-10-25
For County Seat
M 7 L L E r %

Against the Sale Of intoxicating Liquors.
For the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors.
For $4,000 Conrt House Bonds.
Against $l2 900 Court House Bonds.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-03
Post Office Department,

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 1, 1888,
PROPOSALS viii oe received at the Consract
Office of this Department until p. m. Of April
10. 1883, for carrying the mails of the United
States upon the routes, and according to the
schedule Of arrival and depsrture specified by
July l, 1SSs to June 81. 1890. Lists of routes,
with schedules OF arrivals and departures, in
strgetions 10 bidders with forms for contracts
and bonds, and all other necessary information,
will be furnished upon application to the Sec-
ond Assis ant Postmaster General.
DON Il. DICKINSON.
febitd postmaster General.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-03

HAVE MOVED INTO FEW QUARTERS, AND
have everything in the best of style My cooks the
everything that be
had here at all hours of the day night.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-04-03

Oysters in eve style, day and night. Private room
for families and parties. Meal orders tended
to and sent to any partof the city Ev
cry der tment frsto1ass.
Cali @ma -rEgpecG
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-12

J. a. COOK. NJ. ID.
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN THIRTY
L years practice. Late surgeon United
States Army. lfe7 Pacific avenue, Tacoma,
W. T., DR.. Cook will be at Hotel Brunswick,
Seattle. every Thursday and Friday
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I FINANCE AND TRADE
SEATTLE. Monday. Juae II.

SEATTLE. Monday. Juae II.
One carload 81 hops wns received herr
to-day aud another was shipped to MI
saakce.
Two carloads of fsonr were among to
days receipts,
sixty nine packages OF small fruits wsr'
received from California ~ express to-day
The freight sent ouf over the Seattle, LAX
shore i Eastern Railway to-day aggregated
ss2 tons.
Strawberries we're sesree In the loea
markets to-day and prices advanced u
forty cepss gallon.
PRODUCE RElEiPTS-Durng the pas
- hours the produce received In
sesitie included the following pack age
butter, 4 eases eggs, A. sacks potatoes, tor
hay. s11 centzis -four. ais sacks oats u
parkages fruit, ~ bales hops. Il sack,
wool, Is bundles hides, > bundles pelis, :
bsud;es skins. coop chickens, " cattis
~ sheep. 2 calves. and y barrels lime
There were also received oyer the Pugcl
Sound Shore railroad - carloads OF general
freight and Ia tons on the steamship VII
fuingfan from California
sffiPMENTs-Dnfing the past ~ hour
general freighfs were sent from Seattle ~
the following quantities 4. & Il, :. X n
% tons, y. = :. X 4. % tons. :. l. :: & Y,
R'y as2 sous. teamsrs-fdHho s5 tons
washinafon "a tons, Fleetwood 5fotf. Az
gnsis y, tops, Michigan ton, iaef Eriek
sen tons. Eliza Anderson tons. Glide
tons. ciara Brown tons. Cascade 10 tons
Esangel tons. J. n. Libby u tons aud W
r. Monroe tons Total, sstis tons
HOf.s--oue car load OF - bales was re
s.eiyed from Thomas station by the liiien
thaIs to-day and With II other bales were
shipped 20 Milwaukee.
sfEAwBERRlES--pfi advanced !"
DAT 10 10 cents per gallon.
EtiGs-Markes unchanged.
BrTrER-rnchsnFed. Receipts vers
light
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io6frn. = = S166 - - -
Snre : venU - Hsae anyuks1s
uDoGg Our ooum1RynGn
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Id - 10 this cnnd5Sicn - ia nce
efnhpfa3e here: - a tDday care
verv Hs<le for cause II fheY can
rrnsp elect ard cure xf ogxce, tbEy ASe
Suf5sife5: II elects. nea11y esefyo0e
can IN sd sssFy of cures, thefs
have heeu - few n hines pest 3 small
would record fhen al
For upwards u many years psx-
Dzrrin's professional atsentbDn has
beru exr3nsiseRy devoted % the study
and iuyeytixzxion al thee important
ailments, and it i With pars50nAhje
pride fhas they refer 70 the success
rhSrh fhey have achieved il their
treafmenf and c1re. Eaectro-magnxs-
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fiurtly original. based upon strictly
rnfjosaI and scientific principles. and
followed by the hsppiesf results
Electro magnetism, applied 70 the
tehflftasei system. restores nervous
energy and effects permanent cures
vhen al other remedies have failed
ELECTROMAGNETIC force il just as natur-
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Iav Il gives new life, power and ener-
gv. To get satisfactory results We must
srolN natures agent, which advanced
civilization and education have de-
clared to embody the greatest curative
principles known TO the scientific
world.
Ii i one Of the happy features Of
DR. Darriu's practice. that the appi-
cation causes neither pain nor distress,
and can therefore be readily adminis-
tered to the most nervous person
They may safely state that patients
under their professional care viii
receive every benefit guaranteed by
science. skill and comprehensive ex-
Perience-
OFFICE HOURS AID PLACE OF BUSINESS.
The Drs. Darrin are located at the
International Hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle. w. T. Consultation free
Office hours from Toto daily: even
ings, TO 9; Sundays, 10 TO u All
durable chronic diseases. loss Of man
hood, blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gon-
orrhma. structure, .spermat0rrhnA.
seminal weakness or loss OF desire of
sexual power in man or woman, ca
tarrh and deafness are confidentiaiIy
and successfully treated. Cures OF pr
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sent free. Most cases can receive
home treatm snt after . visit at the
doctors Office
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xu,..y - 1yesesf nrsA<.sy - -
ser19y.
~ 0rsssu M es&nsnshea Tsr.ss9xy
tnsInnd enuuerse4fpa - tA1s p1ece = h<eN
1nske6 fupfdff Ga4 n He vi - -.
fvsezed ~ 0e1nsur en6 HfB hAnz IL v1s4i
rrues ~ III va7<<y - Ynr<1 &gunA 1ne
n<u fnH Ufs. - - ~ re5ue 81 ~ ff9p
sYyrf teo ekzfs ~ bueA<z Wn<n4 k10ks
nne an1 eRpps viii ~ gBsd-
a heasy wfH4 senfm Assur4ey nixht bteU
snany trxn 6gvn sszd fenrs@ eses-
ne wafsa us<za ptcoees ssrje<y Dc<< b.
,nerryw = - rsuss hgose IN ean11s ~
union Hoa. ,. Z Basrysfein vh d<fissI
tn e51re~A he 1rubeFshIp 81 ~
ssr4<ty = i4ker snd ez.esesnfix iatfsss.x
Nsny q fhe meufrFs are ola sef<aers Of the
eAsty foss<s spd they nAk< TIE ns<<fanzs
inxsf<<efug by hi<srTsc1i "Reminiscences
ne s<<y1fSisi ysispak sisb nesss 70
uspRxpw-
Rsxvssk - heea Destroyed By sre. Tse
sosH hss fpruart<s3 ~ arpizrs <t<sa % A1a.
a szsb4fr5pf54n l. s>esn9 takers EY nrr~
Ma E4wnrd Prasry fe1i into me sns1s
river ~ Teusseuo tye uHxks xtnee a11 -
"Wednesday her bfrty So taken tfo<1 "a
Cosunsf<s sfsxr It Ay!fngson- eyes 80
hundfe<f mikes lDc50u femtsfan- J1s onas
VS. ssk<n 10 Tepis<aa TO-DAY ss11 susssa.
Enx<re HrfcEfnsoz< cf1Prf<d seta,<f'
rsrefted : pension rad hafk by % a<suf-
Aar anso1uffnr ~ ~. SID on eHsasy
MINT ~ xns gg<fsed o. me sso3s s<391nf
while fafexifassd ....-
fsrxr ssIpmrnn u horses ere being
male To the east
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Marrow Escape.
ofrMrrx, June 1i.--Ar George A. vii
Hams. Hhise out sailing IN hts yacht. The
MuKwuMp,s yesterday. was esusizci and
barely escaped with hts life. He bad. u,
the forenoon. ordered ballast 10 be placed
10 the boat but as II did not arrive on
time he had started out alone without II.
z Alter sailing down thu bay q considerable
distance n "squals struck him and cap.
ssxed hts boat Postmaster Foster and
Neesr. A. q. Rogers aud W. A. Van fpps.
who werr walking on the long wharf a
the time, observed the disaster and went f.
the rescue with all possible speed. Had
they been only few moments later Af.
Williams would have beea past recovery.
A. II was he was rcsnsrtinted AFTER apply
ing vigorous rcstornfifes.
The long contested case Of Frreburger vs..
Kelly, IN which tbs whole Of Mason conf
" has heen 30 Intensely Interested during
the pasl seas. has ~ last b-eu decided by
judKe Allyn. The ease was III references 10
sidewalk which Mr. Fseeburgsf wished
70 build FROM his store over land belonging
10 Nj. Kelly, IN the town u Shelton. lie
Was prevented from dong 80 ty Kelly,
who exercised the privilege Of thrawinr
Freehar9rr's sidewalk Into the hay. The
case WAS then taken 10 the district court
and ON fasurday Judge Allyn granted \
perpetual injunction ia favor Of FfeebnrKsF
and divided the costs between the iltigants.
John pcTIere has resigned ~ manager
Of the Port Rlakely Mill company's logging
camp near this city. aud IN future wlll
probably reside In seattle.
Nike DE Pasaunliy. the counferfeiser.
Was on saturday s-nteneed 10 swo years
aud six m0uths' imprisonment III hard
labor, aud yesterday morning Marshal Nc,
Nair conducted him % his future home on
NeNeii's island.
Captain William AcNirken. Major J Il
Hayden, Hon. r. NJ. Reed and Nrssfs, 4. D.
Mcllfatncy. n. 4. Porter ard y. Harmed afe
attending the grand lodge A. y, aud A.
Nas0ns 1T Port Townsend
A iircfse TO we'd was issued on SATURDAY
r. y L. i.yilc aud Miss Eliza Forbes. beii
81 this city.
The will Of the late William aeagla. OF
NlsquaIly. was flied for probate VA satsir
tay lesf lie leaves all ~ hss property a.
Hi widow during her iifetlme AZ hes
death the estate reyerts TO bis daughter
r. IT, ca,anauvh. accompanied by
Messrs. Geo. A, Barnes aud J. ". Rohlsi
chirago convention. Mr. iiaraes will rV'
main east for several weeks. In tfe Inter
est Ut Olympia, ander direfiea Of TAR
lizard Of Trade.
t}ux. sefnpie returned n this city lasl
ufghf from Vancouver. having heea al,
sent for several weeks.
Judgc Allyn adjourned court saturday
night to nine O'Clock shis ttotnlag, bal
when nine o'ciosk arrived this morning. 4
wus1leasncdsthst the Jndge was Ia Taeoms
aud II il nos known when he VIII return
The hAilia. aud iurymen are reioieia.
over being thus given holiday, witt
WAGES gsiuS on,
Tnc Fleetwood brought M ninety .ssgi,
pa<xengefs last night
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FROM WALlA WAhiA-
n.,,rcaa Raiiaias In Eastern Wash
s-vtou-ISraakcn soldier Robbed
- IA. Pension Other News Notes.

~tA,,A wAtss. W. T. June h.--fAs
...'e..sdt.sv cs.npsesien ~ iae tlgrss.is ksii
iss. I'M ! ,SSssysraslstl llns fr,sa Portland e
ssaiens Is pSw felt "a - ass1r'5A
s7sss..,s,s naw ,ssKsipsetVa fr'sua f,srt isnd u
.s.s.rs' xili be aifilt shf5siea q t.ie nstFss
q Sss.,,aeF. 4 large soissiT'sstts's rssfts
W., sn,s wsrkias on tbe either ,ige q s,,sk,.
z nu~ -esssirlus the grade wessa sss a,iiis
HsSs .,s Years slsrss cefet tSFetasss, vac
sss '.....f,,rs. have q party e. esef ~ tses
rensssss'ss. .'ss~es.s fndsc,ts ssia tsrniiaei,'s
q No. r.su1lsy. on ai,rts saite ssfsslfs
wIH. ~. light ~ uaN ias esea - ss,s
anu IN ls,siisn gcses ssssn irass tsssa.
:ss s'ss.,, ~ - s,s mines The sgessFs az
nov a. MS NJ snsawrr fhe sssad = VI =l..l -
p ls,,s9s ~, ss rsrmingtan q sis,Assis s,s
hni is'. IN. No q II, s y, az g va .iss 49,
tesyisers- :, The waits wsl's ,fs.s . = ,.
49, mao ga and 80. eis.a -
htlu 81 ~. me- ,uassers- efef vtsst9 $3.50
y sem = ,ssiasns a che sF@ck -, ...s.
~ ~, ~ r,s~cst rains have * y 49,. ~
ins ss,.. rhsy ssii cen SIS. -. .s.i..4.
~ - Sfsa,,1 A. ',.xsargSza as AS y :. =
smau q t,r,ri ba1z'x. u was sNe'e
totes a. \. III siiglls siaaassss go. =, a..
se.s s,sr msstIDss 10 sssessss 'es''N'''A = =
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roar row ',',llIi NsENp.
A Popular Clergyman Departs Tor
Europe Rte.

poef ToeSsHsp. june ie--fathe7 r
Mnnliloux, one Of iort fowDsend's most
tNSptying rtergymen, isst on the Premier
saturday fr Europe. VIA. the Canadian
Pacific Nhfie absent he viii visit Easne,
nrominett points OF iutrresi Ia ITALY asd
hts Old ho,se uffanee Its trip wiii ~
call 10 his mind many stirring incidents OF
which he was an eye witness. Father
Vnnjiiostx went through iarfc t.'fsiea "
fbr gfssAt France. i'rus>Ian war and stVtiiy
remrmhers Napoleon III. MARSHALL No
Mahon aud other historic pcrSSossScs "
maj era He was stationed fivr nsosfAs an
Inc hrsiy contested awi carnage frsideaesi
wrouad f,etwecn niEan arsi FAIRS, his duty
k.sins 10 care for the Wounded on TN hal
sieaeid. Father NJ. states tha' bsssn was
fvicr taken ty the l'FtSsiaisS, as oitet
rSfascu BIZ the French, ant krsils cap.
tnrs..t aai held hs this iaitcr's hated rs;-
ssnies unttl peeec Was peasiaifaed. Fashcr
Wauiilonx viii Ersi Visit ~ ffssec the
lawn IL AnnsnsFy, hss h,rthpiaecs ceao-
4 Ssstaa a. the home of >csiisaalfcr, the Ia.
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There l. rejoicing 81 Seattle by rea
son OF the Iocasinx Of extensive iron
works on the shores OF Lske Wash
fngton, By Mr. Kirk. and the PesT De
votes great deal Of space in ever
Issue 10 the new enterprise Seattle !
10 he congratulated upon its good luck
IL has reason 20 rejoice and feel happy
because the establishment OF Iargt
iron works In its midst means scl.d
and permanent prosperity 10 the city
and great wealth 10 those who embark
i.rshe enterprise. In two years. with
The push and enterprise characteristic
OF her people. seattle rili contain
so.09 people, and no new enterpriss
could do more TO aid the gro~th of thu
city than these iron works.