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Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

Drainage, says the Aneri:an Culti
Gator, marks the line between swamp
and grain field; between swule and
grassy meadows; between mosquito
plantations and pleasant orchards and
groves; between Improbable and pro
ftable agriculture.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

DESERVING CoNFIDENcE.-There is no ar
ticle which SO richly deserves the entire
confidence of the community as BRowN's
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Those suffering from
Asthmatic and Bronchial Diseases, Coughs
and Colds should try them. Price, 20 cents.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

Political Aspirant suppose in
public speaking, it requires good
deal of discretion to know what to
sayp" Old Statesman-''On the con-
trary, it requires a great deal of dis
erection to know what not to say"
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

"The best thing yet!'' That is the way a
young man put it who made arrangements
to work for B. f. Johnson q Co., Of Rich
mond, Va. You can get further informa-
ton by dropping them a card.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

7 suffered from ca
tGrrh IL gears. Tn
droppings into The
throat 1Cere ndatsedt-
ing. My nose bIed al
most daily. Since
first days use Of Ely'S
Cream Balm hare hdd
no bleeding, soreness
Is entirely gone. d.
g. Davidson, lcitl
Boston Budget.
A particle is applied /
able. Price so cents at
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

A DOSE in Time Saves Nine of Hale's Hon
ey of Horehound and Tar for coughs.
Pixies Toothache drops Cure in one minute
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water Druggists sell it.25c
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

a THEATER or-keeper would make a
good fortune-teller if he could tell the fut-
ure as well as he can the passed. .-S1tings
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

IT's the misfortune of low life to long for
something hire
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

THE Brooklyn bridge is marvel of en-
gineering skill. It stands without peer.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

TELEPHONES are great convenience,
and yet people are all the time talking
against them. Salesman
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

A RANK deceiver-a visiting foreigner
with sham title
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

PROSPERITY is no just scale. Adversely
is the only balance to weigh friends.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10
HINTS ON VENTILATION.
Several Methods OF Securing Good Air in
Sleeping Rooms.


In ventilating-say q bedroom by
means Of the window, what you prin-
cipally want is an upward-blowing
current. Well, there are several
methods of securing this without
danger Of a draught:
l. Holes may be bored in the lower
part of the upper sash Of the window.
admitting the outside air.
2. Right across the foot of the lower
sash, but attached to the immovable
frame Of the window, may be hung or
tackled a piece Of strong Willesden
painted with flowers
and birds if you please. The window
may then be raised to the extent of the
breadth Of the paper, and the air
rushes upward between the two
sashes.
3. The same effect is got from simply
having a board six inches wide and the
exMt size of the sash breadth. Use
this to hold the window up.
4. This same board may have two
bent or elbow tubes in it, opening
upwards and into the room, so
that the air coming through
does not blow directly in. The
inside openings may be protected by
valves, and thus the amount Of incom-
ing current can be regulated. We thus
get circulating movement of the air,
as, the window being raised, there is
an opening between the sashes.
5. In the summer frame half as
big as the lower sash may be made Of
perforated zinc or wire gauze and
placed in SO as to keep the window up.
There is no draught; and if kept in
position all night, then, as a rule, the
inmate will enjoy refreshing sleep.
6. In addition to these plans, the
door of every bed room should possess
at the top thereof a ventilating panel,
the simplest of all being that formed
of wire gauze.
In conclusion, let me again beg Of
you to value fresh air as you value life
and health itself; and, while taking
care not to sleep in an appreciable
draft, to abiure curtains all round the
bed, A curtained bed is only stable
for Nightmares and a hotel for a
hundred wandering ills and ailments
The Family Doctor, IN CasseWS Fam
tIy Magazine.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

"A nervous looking man went into
store the other day and sat down for
half an hour or so, when clerk asked
him if she could do any thing for him.
He said no, he didn't want any thing.
She went away and he sat there for
half an hour longer, when the pro-
prietor went to him and asked him if
he wanted to be shown any thing.
mo" said the nervous man. 81 just
want to sit around. My physician re-
commended perfect quiet for me, and
he says above all things should avoid
being in crowds. Noticing that you
did not advertise in the newspapers,
| thought that this would be as quiet
place as | could find, so just dropped
in for few hours isolation" The
merchant picked up a bolt Of paper
cambria to brain him, but the man
went out. He said all he wanted was
q quiet life. --Pcck's SatR.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

Happiness is a roadside flower
growing on the highway of usefulness
and prosperity.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-11-10

THAT was a wise counselor who sa1d:
"Keep cool, and you command every
bodyU
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10
fHAr UyfrsRsfrY KUDDLE.
rwo TACOMA nfNsrKHs srscx fo0xTHss
LIKE NUp aSp RrSusK To
ARnfTRAzK.

4 reporter OF the PosT -IxrxlIlasS-
cxs nes the ksv. Mr.. L1s, q msKbsr
And sscr-ssrs Of the esmnisssoa % J. =
eaten ei The Nsshodiss univsrsity, 90
hoard the Idaho, resasssGs from a
sssess.ur ~ The coemissicn 81 rscotns
tsss svac as. 10 snsxrs 90 ioqari :,
b. tsest .se fn.iawins statements;
Al iSs meno srs sf sss local CON
mites ere gssssss. 4 motion .
c,~ds hv DIR. pS!cr. - sssiawst
NaxsEAs. Tcs.e - q ssTisas baa5sss
! Z atSs bet seen tee eoaFi u sfsis ~
Psrs io.asend ana th= Peess Ssasa
annual coEfsseEce, cess-fniDg ths fai.
are ~ the ssnfesencs 20 locate tns nai-
ves<sss ~ sess slees; theresore
Rssas<f. Tnsl ve are not ss gfesers
psscSrs5 to vote 90 tEs estz pressntsa
So o. sor lssasss4 sf ssid pnis-ssisy. bas
.hn w~ q hereby Fsssmaend thss tue
ala 4 neatly De settled Of ARBITRATION
IA tie srara<f prescribed ey TIE 6sses
pslne Of sae N. &. S'--raa-
DIR. Dlilea and Rsv. Lss s.Sssc
fss this rssalati n Rev. DeVass and
LeSoard <x4sest a.
me Sasisssaa sata eslisa fer vos /.
az psat-ssitsens from Port fo~useEe
and Tacoma DE-. DsIssn And Rev. Los
vsses fe- Part tosns~st; kevx Dsyos.
and L-Ssaft f,f iaccssA
Thee rseeeetis r. % ths ia-a ssa-
u,tfs<s are % D. forssrisd Immediately
10 Hsshops Fesser. To1t ard wsrrea
sha<e eocsnsfsns ves<s. vhstf<s for sr
nzssssiso ce los2isss. vsai decide N.
oa~sssoa involved.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

That Norwegian gentleman vho has
been engaged for coaple of years Ia
ouildng littls sueboat, and VINO
efeurhs the hull here 60 receive toe
o Her % the Gold Dass aud tue ensis.e-
forrssyiy 10 III Wildwood. has st last
sStsles. npon q tsrae vhich re thinks y
coed sESagh r his used 4 ctsft. De
1fss tntepcst to call her " .i.zr.n sfssr
a veil knos character IN ire Bite |;
hnf. after abe ~ss casoplttsd. be coB
osnssei thas naaae wAs n = 9'-sd sBouga
Tor tor, % be csiies hes "Lsf Esias-
srn," and, ~ tis tasss has been paiaies
on her IL several places. is - rot likely
a, he changed. a bysssndsr ssid 10 ias
ssptstn v ssssds,: Woo 10 this Lat
Erica.sn Ter whom sos have banned s9is
9s.sa..sal craft of ycnEs 70
.whas.- sh@t saa ssk Wba ~sz Le.f
Esisk.sp, Mhg. be sss it- usa &C
sss ..syersd 10. canssaeas ~ Au,snsa"
II aixsys unesfsse q thst @ sssao. h
or t.aiauabes disc " red Aa esics-'
ss}a, lhas's q ere<t stsiske. Lief
Eriekss-c sailed toto Massachusetts Rss
~ los,l, ever eco years before Z ,iassucs
seer sb0ush ID Of saan a ts,ns. ii maze
zee voyages frem hts hs0e IN Iceland.
b "a ,isos isnaIug ta AssstSe1sti,
By. Tee tsss tinss he bfsashs ~ ser
Sass sta kiua. besides = ioi OF cs'slt,
aexs, sheep sns, otter psecs. ent ths 10
..,sss evsr.awsFrd t6ss, SOD Ruled
stssu a.! "A, There - snanoss1s O.
Il san q aamsn to-day T. the mem =,
AZ LAT Esscs~n. Che Bah started ses
mac sac TIE proceeds at tva eareeris
Os, wa are esesn, nos 10 be a.eassnsr1
~ssa the bssory 81 i4saf Efseksrn
Culaashss srat - sssasa as-a isssfisa
ii secas ErsSkssn's 6ase vrrses eefote
az ever wenf To ~psia 20 rates Hesles
10 ery shsps to sal fet A@srscs- Net.
a. lr,,h susa CbsnetreE we're here lons
p<sare q senecs
rsss ssatisd sss sEe Tee trsniss.;vt
sisssos hsxiHg Sassse ELS al. tsok 9
ssf u np ~ sasff. ssas ertne 20 hsn-
eft. "Wnst f.sess tasss Rsrtais Be-,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10
WY Hx BUILDS or WOOD.
ul1OnY BUILRn xxpLAISu TO m
RonrKn 7nR oyInx-ksKRD

Hilefy Butlss, one OF the pioneer oi,i-
Sens Of Seattle, vas noticed yesterday
engaged 10 tsaripR down his old rssi-
dsnoe on The corner Of second and
James atfcets. He vas al logged oot
In his working clothes. end looked con
sid.sahly like . horsv handed son Of
toll. IN speskies 10 q report Mr.. But
ies said IL built this nease IN 1853.
and Il was absns tbs 6sest residences In
the city ~ thai time. Il was then on
tbs o1s-kssts. and people wondered vhy
stonId 90 oat IN toe woods 20 butld q
bsuse. The old stfnst1rc b u outlivsc
IL usefuisess. however. and must nos
give way 10 more Dsessntioos struc
infe.~
what are you going 70 bald ON this
IL shall huiId q three story wooden
buiidinz 4oxG0 feet In stxs. Work wiil
90 u ncc a. soon ~ I get thu old
building cut of the vAy.n
"Why don't you build a brick7"
"a whole lbs Of people have tsksd ne
stous Il. foa SEE | am al old mau snd
MI h8rc " tas' t*tt&1 ttSVc ~ tt@fSfty
l. ~ aaiiars besides. Nov. n
sAonld build Of brick, y old be cam
psiied to borrow large sum of money.
Ia fact would have 90 borrow such an
amount THAI could never hops to pay
IL % 10 my lifetime, aud Il would ksep
me scratching ali the tins TO pay the
interest en- tts money and keep % tire
repairs on the property and square up
ms taxes every var. BY usirg wood !
can pat up tae bu iding without involv
ina mys " to any great extent, and
when Is 10 demo osa enjoy the rents,
issaes and protirs from it during NY
lifetime, and pos havs to pay every dol
lar out 10 somebody eise."
Havs you secured tenants for the new
butsd na YETI"
"weii, | should say 50. There have
been doxsu o. osie after me to lease u
ss soon a. 10 10 completed. have seast .
Il 10 Aessss. onn Lesry sn9 g. II. kisiip-
ger. WIN vii oeeops portien II - anS
sabics the Esa.zirdsr. Yong u'tu
uhpuid borrow fnoneY sud build Of
bftck. bas for 40 old man like ne wood
u bsilss."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

ArssAP Tor>rs CoVks - TIE pex la~
Sescs establishes tsfass 81 tbe c.stFis'
esnr IN hiissp couuss rsaawss thai
eean be Asla IN pafs Madison bsssn.
eng % toe sssrd SacdsY q Ap- u ane
~ tairt Aeeaay IN ) ssGtST. g. b
Pes*sisd svsr az sAe iasss 70 l.s ieiFa
yeeassAi oss ries. h~spsafarc all easss
sfssse 10 hfsap coansY nsss bee
I'D and assse~ & Of "a ksns esepsy
- iaase - vested ~tfa psser - 80
s1t earss OF eoast. ~ far na az
Hstusns has been made. Der nsx- a.,
s<sss<tssns the osi-es hsSn esads.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

Mrs. Richard Harris has queer
4 ~. cemetery 10 the memory OF her
former husband, who died Of dslisium
sremens, aged fosty-oEe. The monu.
snens 10 s red granite shaft, With the
Image Of q sespsnt vound around II
srous the base 20 shs Ape1. Ga Gil four
ssdss OF ths pedestal the inscstotion IL
re-, Gated of the nsne, q and causs 81
The death OF the drceasei.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

pohsss Abssus hes been sslsotsd fore
- II he arsnd jasy.
n R,crsssntativs n. ]. MoElroy, Of
exss. v cal ~ ste ciiy.
a. o. BounAa hes been appointed
AMI rspssses ~ ths dtssrtst eouss.
~. 3, 0solt II oeunesd % his hams
- IA etsaek ~ tntes0tsieus fever.
i. n. Crawford vas yesterday APP
~ 4 bsilid IN tbs district court.
III II. Metaraw Il oorhnsd 10 his
hSSy s-ssrc attack Of neuralgia.
HI. HsiooSsb and party lsft this
80 By The Oiywpisn for v'ciss's.
= Dsyle, a native RI Great Bsis ain,
= yeosssdsy nntusalixsd y citizen OF
6stsed 6tates.
II Hlvood Evans, OF Tacoma. came
6ooeetls yrsssrd2v ~ transact ssms
$500 81 tho land once and also DO
~ UAMf Jastice Jones'
~. NJ. q. Tabor. Of san Erarelsco. IL
= k~a1le on = bnstHess Wilt HI. Ia
&eo 9 old sforsy-niptr. snd has besu q
111ninen han la California fer yesfs
- ~ William q. labor Was naatd
(whla. Bsus time AGO Mr.. Tsb.r mas
- tnainsss nssfeSsunes, aud hs "
~ asa,ng o. commsrcaai agent ef "a
oaeIonais grocery hru, Of Ban Fran
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

Moss Fnsfsur The shsp Highland
LEse,, c.vsasr sAsysr. vss tossed trAss
pess va ~ssaY by The sss Assfssk- She
nzs en- bard as AZ 500 scn Of fsFasst
~ ear sasfesznt%. Altar ds<so sssins
~ v,li loa<s eeai fcs san FRA cisco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

I sorsat crrs Nj. q. Npsphy. gSsn
osexsa AID HARRY Il. Hayi.s yessssss "
- assisses Of iaeorpcs tsSa zoe an
= rsasson - b. kuo~n as sts "rnias
S.e.' Toe tie seal setsttsipnNat %
senaosss All eshrr stnsr<d var
tbs ssp,tss stock " Hxs.a ~
cssssed into So shares Of 81
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

~
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- 49, eosne1 yonnue1ss
<E| u ...s.. p - ~ - -
~ - 60.
4 + I!. !7::.s........-., 49,. = $1,000 :
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sS.S-s.sea - - e~-ss
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~ ~. ~. hsf1ena - srse city.
- Wednesday, .assas . bsses %
- - E00 rails. q r. ions u rail-,
~ ~ 0~esop Bsifsosd o0mpsoy. o.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10
EAv0RABLY IMPRESSED.
IHB Q. = . 4. 0eoRAu1 v1Rx A. 0uu
DuHD Z nxHA1n Doa I'M GnA20n-
V1A1uuD noUzR

Manager Holepab. Of Ne q 4 IN.
company. and h:s uassy sstsEnsd iron .
trip along The -sass side Of ~ eosaa
yesterday ~ The sesanse Go. Z. otass.
In spsAkina Of ths trip ons Of ~ aen.
sieaen said: I'VE ere bessaing oess
and moss Impressed al he tire viii
The vAlus. s1tsnt and possibilities OF
W6AscoO and haGis oo11ssoo and IL
ooontsy tributary tpsEs1o, and - Aso
actually eAsryiaR more freight end pss-
eouGers on that routo than sn 60 0Ain
Poass 6Uono rouss, and ~ txndo =
crossing al ths time Wsy. the Starr
sots tsip took dova big load Of mse-
chandies ard same back loaded - ~
guards With flei9ul snd - Vess con-
selled 10 tsave considerable hohind for
nsxs trip. We had litsls informal
ak on board and decided 70 q oses
comueooe TIE cobeeRuesip8 Of . oaie.
de steamer fog thas route. she viii be
= side wheeler aixsseu fses longer than
the Idaho much higher and With less
draft Of wafer. See will b propelled
by independent enRines Of great power
asd good spss1. The boats ve have
nefe - psessns ara not suited % the
trodo They draw toe moch water and
dUn's carry enough freight
HI. HolcoOb dssv out ROACH sketch
Of Tire kind Of steamer b wants, snd
on cur return 10 Portland thts sketch
~sil b given 10 the company's master
uechsnsc. uho will from Is naAs eou-
piess drawings and plans Of What 10
wanted. Ths engines have already
osen ordersd By telegraph. and ue ex
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10


CnseR yuunke. -. -. -. =
~. --r - =
- yeDooy m1ut1n
tseaoad oDca , suntooe q upee NJ
cs6inney uuhsfa f.~-r,a.. 49, p
v>esk,,- - -.<--s--H 8
49,. e j. = - ~ - -
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n~93>e4 g uh36n - ennrr6na6v s.ezs1
e1sss ns1uno6sa. n ~ - ~
- 49, ouuotekn1 skeGe ~ ~se.-.-
~ 80 es13ses5ss q fIIeGsI - s1ssss.
~ tsee ~ publss q - hE ~
~ ~ 1ueg q - arnnN ~ -
-. 1919 80 s.sss.s e 1865
- pob1os inossusss = ~ - RI 49,
- uooe6e sspsnu1 esl1keiene - 1snse
% ~ toe0 uszh poUee = eS@i1Ssss,
~ tsoe - - for faerua f1e1r euoskn =.
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n.y. uxSs oungn = kco4sSsv - -
partially o6minxsose. PuSf1s oGIe~es
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fesg sssteasy T. iso encaId. - -. -
peaisoea u shsy 80 au1isy. r. 3erv
voeeBoD1n6o6 80 ~ heye 4 risSf =
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

Kuo IoijoWsu6 Ue0oke5o OF real ooteso
were nled for record yesterday.
E. p. Ferry and wife 10 p. VMeafs,
all Of block - and lots . 20 Is inolusive
IN block 10 Of Lsdd's addition 70 seat
tie. $50.
q. q. PhiHuey and wife to Patrick
OMeafa, lots to II inclusive Of block
IS in Ladd's addition 20 Seattle, oe00.
r. H. 6Ayiof Ga 3 e. Bisokvood. lots
8 and 6. block -. 10 Ponttns' secoGd ad-
dition 20 seattle, $3.50.
L. w. b Hard ana wife 10 W. r. Sny-
der. lot l, block 6. in town Of Slaughter.
500.
L. W. Ballard and wife to ". b. Soy
der, lot . IN block 6 Of town Of 6lsueh-
ter, $50.
Po.ssm Res Pratt and wife to Atbie
J. Haskell, lot 8 in block In Mob Hui
addition 10 Seattle, el26
sarah A. Atridae and husband to q
10. Page. lots 8 and in block l04 ~
Tessy's asdfsian 10 Seattle, $500.
Z A. Turner and wife 70 z. A. Be-,
loss and 2. block 81. 10 D. 3. Ass.
nara's piat Of Seattle, $500.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

n GRAMS -An&rs~ A. hcste.
ieenrsos. Ei@aaa Thisls. IT,.
esssk lessen soa passs IL. wsss
eisd OYSTER bed elaine, 10 zee
esno< for sseasa. TIE ssa3ns
. ~ tsds vassr nsts - tha
- 0inssa naS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10
FRoM Nor ,rRsssM, Ank

Dr. ssAa A. HSyees. PresaaseA NesSesl sys
ssrEsesi Iesssfuses ssys. 4 Asve u<e1 Aexers.
Drsesp-t. Tshss<s fof fadlerst es. azA trls
<reaz pessur< In reeoo1ss4sn< sAs 49,
sf9e~ szzt esss s<R-sy Z hsS> $500 ~ !,
- EsArTsSs p.<sezsss. ss< IL svssy - hss-
ks4 s.c2 r>ez5s<.- Aztsgs Dyu1nuras va
ezs - GnAnssuss 90 80 ss 4 = sTK9
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NEVER TRAVEL WITHOUT THEM

Persons should never travel without y
box Of BsAHDxEIM's PnIs. A fsw doses
taken before q ling o. snip will prevent
sea-sickress, and one pail every niRhs
ON ship board Vtll epuatefact the cos
tive acton Of the se& air. when sick,
troubled with pains, colds. or dixxinsss,
OF hsviaa attenuation. take from THREE
to ave pills. and II toey do not Operate
10 an hOur or 30, take three OF foor
more.
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Innsessa Bargains In or eses shss.S.
Al ,tse sessssS 10 So. 81 50 - u.s..
i,as.t miss ssses. Ffteas ss-s tnsn MAJ
assasarrrs est. feksss 4 siDzesnss.
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,>ssse- 81 Lssnaa 4 H>nfosA1A eos1ss
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Hocsss vsiuss, square DEALING. isse-
80 sssossinerss sna eastern cssk prices
boiis ~ oar bossness. CHESTER Cieary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

4 NAV Law Ffss. Msssrs Hatfield
~ Blake, asieroeysAt-law. afses
lAssoaehlv investigating the diasssns
eittse Of the cosss snd hsviu9 decided
etoeAse In Seattle. have ssearrd eflisss
y Ne uaion block. Sas vii no dscas
psoyt N suspostsnt addition % oar al
esods sfone leeai fraternity. Ns. L.
Hatfield, formerly Of BarIsesson.
taIa. ses for several W rs the gsrsrai
s1ieen~y % The Barlsrstcn q s0usb-
v<eessu sAilfesd. ard vss aiss sp~cis
esessrs Tor tbs cties -. BsfiiD2ssn a
oasacs railroad. wAlie sewing N
asass reads he saecessfaiiy carries N
usea heavy iiss sison esfere ths Uafte
oeassa sarsense coarS "a their bshsu'
20. Geo. u. hi 81 IL . graduate ~ tas
usesseep lsx schsel ~ Ann bsst~er'
- ssmssveA recopmsus~i. eass 81
oeeze yenHses ssH shss Mr. H4i
-. be hss lad considerable Sxpxtt
- 10 she coats OF Illsnass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-10

IN Wnros oAss. = No enc has ever
osssa>d Jas,.cs ssdofbsrs Of leaning 20
~ ssds o. mercy 10 any great extent,
n sos away With II. HIS name hss
eaoms .sfscss terror 70 Evil deer
- Ne ordinary ofientsr weuid rather
~ charca before most say nne. got
eanetanc Judas Bssbie, OF fictorss,
- JrSalcs 4. dsrb~se. somc time ESQ
: - naa III Frank william vas arrest.
= "a : charge II assault aud battery.
~ taken before .sss 20 called relrn'
~ snd unacrsifai j-ssise, VITO nnsd
- t2d0 aud costs. w.sfon and his
t1tsnoa wefe nenpiasscd anu fer . fsnse
~ nos knov inst whas TO DO, eas hasi
h epeidsd 70 Appeai 20 the district scarf.
IL esse came ue on appeal yeetef lay
NJ Vas tried before a jury as twelve
God aud lawful cstlk=ns. 500, after de-
tSesAsiou. broasht IN verdict ngaias.
Wit = II guilty sod assessed his ane
= rs and ossis. TIE css@ts, OF eanrss,
MI b. vefs heavy. aud Wilton viii not
uAhe gsest del OF nesty by takes
9e sepssi. bat b. will have tbe satisfied
~ u tno~tng ,has bis erte,-. "a tee
~ ef his peers. Vas uct worth $50
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Shaker COX b pair. Ane white shists
t0c, knobby sofs hats 76e. Tokias 4
StseeRman.
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PIana'sast-ssudtts and birthday eaFds
81 0Aasmis. Ind and Marion ~. - 6
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