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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-16


The following names lave bcsn drawn TO
serve ls Jurors at Spring Term 1888.
which eonvenss here on the 10Th Of March
10 wil:
A. NJ Breeze, Robert ]. Garden. o. J.
Forrest, Thomas O. Hayes. VIM X. Sharp
IIonry Murdock. Thomas J. Hall, Jas. Il
McAdams, Joseph s. Kinion. DauI. Fau-
cstl, col. samuel z. Kirklsud. Lewis Boggs
Daniel Latta, col. Alfred Carr, A. r. Gates,
". II. Moore, Geo. J. Faucet, O. T; vii.
keson, W. II. Harvard, O I. Miller. A
W. Jordan. Henry ". Lloyd Of Tom. W. A.
]. Cooper. Jua w. Allison, jas. A. Glenn,
n. II. Patterson. Wm. e. Latia, William
Ov,rsker. Robert Faucett. John i. Bur.
foughs. Jas. A. Ashley. Da'ld Neyill. John
W. sykes oi Richard, q. W. Lesley, Sam.
ael Couch and Il. $. Chandler.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-16
ApvRrIsrHa At LIVING RATES.

HILLsBORO POST OFFICE.
oftic. hours from 7IS q. m. to 8. 10 p. m
Every dag except Sunday and on Sunday,
from 10 N. to p, ".
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-16
SLEE PING CAR SERVICE.

On Trains 30 and 5l.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Atlanta and New York.
On Trains 52 and 53.-Pullman Buffet
Sleeper between Washington and Montgo-
mery. Washington and Augusta, Pullman
Sleeper between Richmond and Greensbo-
70 Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro
and Raleigh. Pullman Parlor Car between
Salisbury and Knoxville.
Through tickets on sale at principal sta.
tions, to all points.
For rates and information, apply to any
agent of the Company, or TO
SOL. HAAS, u.s.. POTTS.
1roDfe Manager, DIE. Pass. agent.
RICHMOND, Va.
W. A. TURK, JAS. L. TAYLOR.
Die. Pass Agent Gen. Pass. Agent
Raleigh, N. q. Oct. is.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-02-16

Masonry iienthss itself with every noble
charity. Masonry also enfcrces o rigid
discipline. IN one Of our largest towns, q
prominent man was expelled by bis lodge
for immortality while bis church still retains
him ss Superintendent Of its Sunday school.
some people argue that church member
ship Ia ires 70 all. while Masonry must be
confined 70 the worthy and well qualified.
~. III. Mills
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
stand upon the order 81 his coming,

stand upon the order Of his coming. or
going either. He dashed through and
lsdisappeared 81 the back door, his eyes
the size Of the bottom Of q teacup. The
lLieutenant, q, by instinct, took III the
situation. within two minutes after lei
the negro disappeared the form Of :
stalwart Kentuckian darkened the front
entrance. Evidently he had seen the
sboyn enter, and was in about Is much
haste 10 get through - he had been.
When he had got well inside Lieutenant
letters sprung at 9 bound in his front,
and, with q look Of terribly affronted
dignity, said: ks
who the dickens are you. sir, who
presume to enter my tentiso unceremo-
nieusly r. "a
Why, niger Just this,
minute went through here.
s. E Vel, cir, what business have you to
question the movements ofny servant r
h To me 10 me an officer
aYou an oficerl Where Is your unit
aOh, sir; Tin : deputy sheriaa.'n
"a civil officer, are you. What
brings you here Z"
I'm after that Niger.
& aHeve Won any authority to rush
into 8, nv tent after that Niger z, lf.
Yes yes, glancing nervously to-
ward: the rear Of the tent. his 1desire pc
~ evident. to proceed IN that direc.
zion. I've got the papers. "a
~ ne geo them n f5:s 4. ga
He funbled nersvy0usly for. q minute
Tor two, and Is last held out the papers.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

I, ;;.ss.s5y 49, knows NhAs ~ H.
$500 a4sy 4 90 a-roll of the
n 49, y, va. ICY g Y. q hass tho
ss.s,. s.s aesn ner OK he eanix-
:. Il M1en ~ - Eaid / sthsr present
49,: 1854 ~ I ne dAsA and par
49, 49, ~ q guide the pay.
, -. "a =. $1,000 eang the indobted-
;i Jam 49, $500 state tos ~ sol
,s q 80 80 \. Msr !. ma9e ga pond erousI
~ saA !a1t blank! each of
III s,sss.. ~ lsss llen spread.
~ n ~ ~ sc ~ saple AZ which Write
~. .sssosFases a.9soptsd NE sear1ss
n.y. sy.. nSsuEaaiy 1q fnsir a A. y
ssinelal. samuel e g Cooper.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

VINO was taken down very elCk 000rS
time after We got into active service.
He;was bed-fast for ) long time, and
finally conyalssced. While he did not
get very stout, he looked quite robust,
and would answer TO the sick call :ev-
cry day. Finally the Doctor thought
there was not much ailing him, and or
dered his Captain TO put him on duty.
The Captain ordered me 10 issue him
his gun and accouterments. When I
took them to him he pleaded like 8
good fellow his inability TO do duty. 7
told him that II wAs 90 ordered By the
doctors, and that he would be com-
PEELED to obey. Vel, said he, @I
will.try.s1 s.
All went we'll. with him until We were
on thesmarch to Fredericksburg, Va.
He came to me and wanted to deliver
up his gum and accputermsnts, plead
ing that he was so weak he Was NOT
able to carry them. / told him that I;
had orders not to take them, but that
I would intercede with the Captain for
him. j did so, but the Captain said the
order from the Doctor was imperative,
and he could not disobey Il. Tex,
planned il to him, and told him he
might possibly get on the good side Of
some Of the transfers and ret to ride,
which he did. We went into the fight
5at Fred ricksburg, Va. on Saturday
afternoon and advanced almost TO the.
brow Of hill or plain, whore, BY "
ing fiat the enemy could not hit NJ
with their shots, but il We raised upon
our knees we were sure TO receive q COM
n1imank from tho nnonnv 4sta Wa 1ov -
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

h,le We Arc 0anp ina 10 $500
d wlfspN.



une: while We wsrs 1eaIsg Iaszo
- ----. ~ owl - sons q vssfans
~ y ~ 81 n - ~
* ~ found ~ Tdnaf IT ehoeal
| NN ~ sins III !. ss'' Ne "a
n A8I ri ~ = jsSi ~ - a Vooid
80 ! n y E3is =, 3, =. 8, en-. 4,
-.,z q A a Z ~
n. - 80 a II II harrah1
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

0OWl many drunken U0u b0oI0 are mere
ever % many moro than there are in Bel
Moinss. The difference was surely very
nnarksd. Here 10 another bit Of testimony
relative to the roads leading ont Of Del
sMpines, under the present regime. Two
ladies started from my house at $50 one
evening in October last to drive three
miles into the country. To the question
if they felt any fear Of danger, the answer
VS.: Not sincs We have had prohibition.
Before that there were drunken men driv-
ing out recklessly, hallooing and swearing.
We would not have undertaken It then:
now the streets are quiet" Another intel.
(. ligent lady, living two miles from the city
/ ia another direction. bears the same testi-
mony as TO the change on the road much
+ travelled, which passes her door. These
i testimonies were not hunted M FOR the
sake Of making point. They were given
IN ordinary converration, With no idea that
they would be used. And. inasmuch a
they fall q little out 81 the line Of the facts
that viii be most commonly sdduced to
support the affirmative Of the question, ]
& u1e them the moro freely.s They furnish
. a direct and reliable evidence that the law
IL guccessful al promoter Of good order.
Statistics are now being gathered 8 are
/ largely In. in fact from county aad CITY
Officers ali over the State. Questions have
b been asked of these officers as to the effect
&c the statute on taxation, the number Of
arrests and prosecutions, the amount Of
n. n
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

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ari rs Eass tsNI ~ sao "
York snd RSs4c,. "a ps+a 0a''aoe n New
ira ann, n y, SIS.
ID, lows this year. D exnaet ~ am;Cramts
are bewild ered ~ The aon1ewhef cnnifirtinc
reports nom rival incslisiSs fhss G1sts 81
large shows n, N 0raaf shsna Z: ,.lnIIv
uneuuaiefl n IL 4, atssiei. aociai ana Mocr.i
induc1manfes "a ssttlsrs 3
IL morn indunamemtsa Az. thara.s tha
rub that takaa, naarlv III IA MAJ ~, ~
these poor. editorss hscks No sv,r;ts. ms
IL compieta without, no ,,sct 81, slsnt
the moral tnne a. tha ccm,r,T, =,
these nev vSar hio-, hsra ~ 49,, x
the smiIino nnhlir thst Tnws Is 4, ~, j
dition of beafifsr. morsiitv :. that .ctnsi IN.
sills q tha vaIns ~ "a :, s &;
crop IA fha ilrvesf na s =, ror,sr 4 -
Last fail fhsss sams nanars lvsra NM;
fishing stafi1fics 50 thn ifnhfni - n r,,,e
THAT prohibitinn' mi rn;nai the soil e,, ss
the riyers "a nm III isriyer "a thcns.nd. r.
WorkinQmen ovar intn O1na IL M M "
aven efSacfa1 a. -.
y;ilsCs - snSs q mam .s
Sfaha. ~, haar ~ tss,s 1 80 = 80
Eiectinn ~ ~, ~ ~ q th.t I'm. "a IN.
clever Maior Ands,.o r..nt.S ~ 80 shs ~
clnsa anon0h r. I'M csr,as -.
s ,,s - go so ;,ta ths sa;Iany
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9Aetad NJ SAas..siac4;n,,s No. ~ I" -
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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17
Why the Soldiers Laughed.
By JAMES FRANKLiN 1ITrs,

. = q Il
There is no class q men beteer en-
tiled to enjoy genuine, innocent nun.
han the soldiers serving ~ en- active = 9
campaign. They ere entitled g Is, and as
hey do enjoy It with g zest that ! think y
ther men cannot feel, ZOE the reason
hat they have their lives ~ their hands,
md the occurrences Of the next hour
pr day might put them where humor
unknown. II was 9 relief Tor the
brave fellows comprising our vo!un-
eer armies to relax = little oCcaslon-
ply; to turn from the stern business
bf war and fighting and Tighten their
condition with all kinds OF fun and Jest.
That they did 20, on occasion, most
pproariously, need not aay g my vet
'ran comrades. The soldier who could
DOT stand . practical joke was ont ot
place among the volunteers. And
hose who could take joke, and we're
uick to retahate n kind. found their
ares much ightened, and the bond Of
omradeship strengthened u am not
any means the only soldier whose
tick. and-mud chimney. ~ winter quar-
ters, refused 70 draw, and who discov-
bred, upon examination, that some kind
pants into the. opening. And lexpect
mat L am but one Of many such VIC
Inns who discovered the author Ct that
nlqulty, and got more than even with
1im ior the me- same. Az least, = Was one
VINO 10, dld gnat thing II.
when disclpllne was relaxed ID far
VOraDle SlGQAtl0nS IN camp; or barrACk6,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

8 MAKE yaas home : ProAihisioa psiussy
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Eolness to tn Chicaeo Herald.

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oaness to ~ ChinASo Herald.
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oucceea cf nrnh3 l,stnyv s; s.
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either thaE e ia nrnnonncS1 srecs:s ~
failure. Tha diyidSnr linz ~ - t',csa
v approve az disennr NJ Il n 49, 49,, ~,
y MIDI ieS of ma aGorsoafA "a svct -.
WV suok ~ NJ s fhis. sf iks AZ ~ 'hrvs q
5GfUunft aud uenafal n fnrcArn,arf ,,A.ds
HE overVh elmino veirht "A nnSlic sSmtj
ment III ~ aide. m ia 4 800 81 thfs 49,
ticulhr Inv, those Who fayor, Il A. ~ nat Ill
radical IL their MINOR n q, fhinr 8 thst
&c nay S. better AM 8 iicsnse ssst 49,.
that may IS best Is tn II. With this sort
of h9sitx ting faith thesa viii ,,ot wnrk
with enthusiasm FOR nrohibiHons II ii
isue khat there ares larre cnmmnnitses Il, Il,
Iowa whore the law Is 3 NOT enforced. n n
sevs3el off our iaroar citieG fhera n no q
temp t. enforce rs The county and mn.
niCiijsl Officers are strennonslv snnnosad e
sc, ttsrsfore 8 statufe Sc the Ntata IL xlafiad.
But lis fact Is not Is enter into ia mao.
ment which wo now seek "a form. rs IA I,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-02-17

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Late Sergeant Co. d. 6od +. v.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

Sfsxsr CAa ACCIDENT Al o'clock
yesterday ATT rnasu one of the street
ears coming ire North Seattle, while
90 the heavy dasa srsdc betSeen fiue
and ftke s'fesis. ersstae uumsnse, y
Ole, ewing To defective braAe, aud
cane tsaEinR d0sp toe aiii iiks assd
The drive. la order IA save the horss >.
unsitea.a stea add drove them 10 oas
SIDE. While tie car vtta its load OF ls--
teneefs came right en- a. III 1aa IL al
vsys cane 4osn tie All thai uay. la
ssssd of asstog tse iurn 81 tie inter
sscssos o. i1ks ana Ftaat tha cat
1smfed thu ttaeh, eolliasd 9th sna
smssetd >gasFsss's erosery wagon, IN
Jared his horse. aud aasily came "a =
halt. Tue cat ~ss foil Of rssssnseSs,
eesc of whom ~rre seriously irlarsd.
HI. Small, sapegtuiendsat ~ tee street
railway, states &c a tie ear was "a c n
ssdeted safe. and 'ur that reason oa
ihnrsiss - ~ss taken 30 the shsp AMI
essthsuied, aud gss IN coed rsgsis- 4,
sesms assestr, he says, ssss yesssfd y
. ras same 81 ths sQsa1ie Of toe break,
AID instead o. nsing a wrench aud gut
unz en sroeerls, TIE driver scsesed
stse his aGstF. Asd trusted ia incs
tos n 10 -tss. Lack wss az ,iuss tin
essevef aud IL came oa ia.s a. er'ts'
"a twr. and rendered tie brake wersh
sss tsE tie tfsns isvans. The driver ws'
tscHpsis di-easrsva.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18
coxfsg PASSENGERS.

=. vrxscspcs, Reb. 17.-Ths fo1Isv.
-. - - uaesenser ~ - - soea0es
6@essIia, sAiiin9 TO-DAY.
m vias6ets-J. 0eCeen. Ira y. q.
1assuuesa sod child. G. Bsidea ed
-. 3. II 6nsn. H. Pst6nan, 4iss 4
II GspCbesi, Mia .. Huish, J. Ne
Ghsncey. Mss. Ne Whitney, Mrs. r..
~. rs. Tbsmm, Ms. began, Q z.
Srsfsse. @. e. Repoof, Nts~ b. Kssay.
~ :. Rob re and bog. z. e. Lsanes
- Vsse. Mis- N Berry, Il Cseosisr.
~ Pom fcwnsepA-Mses I EIIvnot,
IN r Msdden, n n CooEe. Y q Kas-
80, Aoaie Hsys-
~ s-ssfls-H " Keller. Miss y
velA. " Bossss. " Howell. H G
f.1Atarson, A Beosn, 4 Dsvey. " II
Deue nd ~ife. A ssGsos-mA-her.
Yoe fse1as-C : Pssesr, q " McAl-
lHsles, J r Eisirs. r Il Colb<fn, Mss =
Fl neh<s, q None, W q Assanes, D
&C i ssIn, h Hesae-
~, a Nsdfefd on fhs Oregon 4 Csls-
fSvnts Fs,d.y: 4 He~ssssh. GsaFza J
emssb. IN .slss Tovse. l. Z HARDY. e A
Ysebss. ~af- ned sour cniids~u. John
AIken. ghsrsss Wells, Albert 2 srsses.
0sosae n 3 ,mso. wtf- ard chi.5, III
0se-s. A Hsnb1re. Jsmes Satin. ii
Gsseus, @ ssrse Tsdd. a n tibses,
vlfs sni sso cniidfen. Bsifds min.
eos.ls fzf peopi.l and "a eusisssnss.
Psssrd fsnnssast . On the Oregon
Mart Lln~ Friday: u Barnett, Of
Ouabs. J n Dam. r B fleetwood. and
= e0tsssnis.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18
PERSONAL.

A. 3. MeCnlsky, OF Portland. h on
visit to y sattle.
james MoGaife. of Renson. vbo ha'
bern on q yssit 10 Illinois. returned
Aemc the other day.
Mrs Msarise MsMicken. Who hes
been Visiting friends la Olympia. re
tasoed homs yestefd-y evening.
M. = h. AIvord, son Of I. NJ. Al
word. Of Waite river, Who has ben lsv
tus in Lts Ansel,s carios the paeI
fourteea uonsbs. hns fetasned to tis
home, where be viii remain for yea'
o. mofs,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18
YES, NICK rs RAINIER SMART.
NJ WANTED xtsa O uSrY TO PAT IN Ap-
vAscR Eon cKArAIS woRE.

Secretary OF the Territory Osines Is
Q far sighted man. Isappcars that be
belisvss that pnblic oflioe 10 . poelic
trast especially adapted for private rev.
euue. 1, IL not doubted that be ger
forms bis dn lee f.ithfully epoush.
some say his faithsusnesa to his oihstal
duties csn be nksnsd only TO tbs faith.
fuusss 20 self.
A curious instance OF this fact was
developed yesterday. Some time ago
CHI { Jastics Jones' directed that cefti-
I'D copies Of certain new lass BE- Sc
cured from the SECRETARY. Tue rsqussi
vss at 90 secretary Osin9s by tets
graph. Then, for fear aoy delay ehoaid
ocoar aud as the lass we're necessary 10
the disposition of cur, husioess, ons o.
lhe bailif. vss sensta Oiympss with 10
Hractioss 60 bring the csrt,fied COPIES
II the lava back 9Th b IN. When se
arrived 10 Olympia be wss unshie 20
fad suY one Ia toe seers. sry's Office. 81
tnat he soali get the copies, ordered oy
telegraph. aud retufn the sam evening
tie fem sined over uiset and copies ~sre
given ttm. A. IN same time copies ct
ths .xs hs been seat by express. with
ths si1ula san, pntsss written On tt,
"C,liers IN Delivery" ihr q or faa!
days after the BAHIA had re- srnsd witt
tns csp,rs Of TIE lass. toe expressed q.
%. ID. envelope arrived. Il ws.n'f sift
ed. Taen IN bal Of sscressFs Ostng
sane aiine With iaplteata charges TO-
sae bills vnfsh nad osea seus oy express
ssd which the esnntY authorities re
fssei 20 recesse. Tue tit vas yestsr
day SAT nppa es the cean1y aisstaS-
sF, aud ,he dapls ehsrg ~srs
marked "dssNIloxs d." |, dii nos ss,ar
80 a great snaBy people ssss Sscsstsr,
Oxinxs rather ovsrsserpsd himself BY
sendins "a package - X NC eonsts wstk
is<sFuctiCu- 10 tie sxpir-s coasgsuy t.
call-e. on delivery" DE Gas ~ az ia
>pssaiou ou - gar he NAV hsvs
~ nxat he mighi be relieved of bic Of
asisl rsies -roe, a1d IN cons z as1 e
desired TO keep secaanss collected nc
close.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-18

osffofsI ADVANCEMENT, - fesses-
day afternoon, nes asy COLLECTOR fssns
d. wiasios. tnisssa MAILING tee cti
eisi sta~ssateasa nj 81 the re ssesras'
Lesf tsrrk.=n. % s3snw@ot. sntea =
~ sessest; Il gls'easi leasin. t3e tses
feessscfs1 esssdth. Ia 6 fsS;: Registers {
Esia Of d IS, 3 fseas sfess secssee
Ella taSs. TIE ssesassf inside Ess 81 a
s'r .sssase t@ys 49,, bot tsf0,v esiifs.
sss aHssasd. Size osasr caeel9tsd =
sss 10 sagss aesisF, 20 hs4s tie wstsl
1stess sees Gnte the better. TIA
wstk u rec bsiee doe. ~nd wili b,
esc1esstsd sstssa tie nett ssS 3ays.
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80 soa09o 80 9ooo10Q 11on9 q ~
ktsohisn 0iora Vhese to twmanns
soee ~ 0aeAaS<sy y hst1Q pIneed T.
eoossos-
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y oesinR 0ooo oo8 Of sne hsGA pe1np
VI e0Asf'
VI eoossa t6sy haE6la q RBoas All
% fofesan ooab s0d Uaks ~ 0euey oas
OF sha1. box. oofostnoaseJy fue sha o.sw
csny. Mr.. Hse4rd cont aesod nssss,
tns eusafe cstsn a. Of the King eosusv
ste osaef PARTIES 10 she conssnsS ese
Eof0sux htns 10 toe e0nctit snAs
Does TIE isaFeass 20 sns ssss Of fus;
interfere sish msnafsefusins -
Toe coal famine - ienreasinR O. A
= ~~~E ~ bFt$s 4Se8& ~ - O8y8 81
tots So;1alodsty hAs fsscsd tnc fs-emite
fsoogins AuEs 70 etose, and sskes plsoss
snsss sssss ga snssssss Of ooal ssa daai,
esnsnmsd stss asso nsss 70 soas dawn
1niss1 tnsy csu ssscd sna sxpeues or sss
oeiE9 sot Of coal. the VAGUE vsss s=ns
afcoo1 % tbs oycGs 10 p4ocoee some.
"a Screenings are >busns - sns msi.a.
snd TIE iswess ssice foe unsca sse Wet
Z stso vsrt4ty couij be obSsicsd vss
ei3 per ton fts pro Ftesoss cesld %
sze any pso6s 10 running the UIils With
.sseseinss At s9cn 6.ure. aud u
oswn. scsosiuR WET shirs y hAuds cut u
snp.oy msos. Trey sxp=ct 20 sesa ase
~ irw days. - they Uese isfsrmed
t0ss esai Screenings might be hac
cheaper sbsot ths uidd = Of tbs week
sn-u fresh ca-s - wJasd b uaioaded.
Three ws<ss 40 tbs Uxi Moo asar
mill an Bfaasan ssses sas Obliged TO
close FOG sevessl dsys, - 70 cooid cot get
tns ksno o. coal " Gas A,c0stcUed 20
nsr 81 any pssce, bat u hss bsfRssHed
Ter enough since then TO teep on ron
ming. Tue iass screenings bought By
tbs YOSEMITE mills cost "a 80 . ton.
This "a lass monsh. The ota j1mp IA
RssV1S - Soss01 ~ tbP V00stSs
"Why don't the factories use
wood
Their fcRuaaee are all lifted for coal.
and tGey hoIe all the tine the famine
vii psss Over, Wien coal can b had At
. reason aoss figure. Some u the
tssesefies are usioa wood, but that too.
- e1utDsiss and scarce. TIE dsy lief
San ffsncssco, tbs kxaSstser IN sDesk
! Of tbs famine, sad:
"fso vesfs $50 tssre we're 5000
tons OF coal stored IN tie bins on sne
Oregon Improvement Company dock.
Yesterday ali the vast space there vas
very nearly empty, aud deg ns Of carts
aud wagons stood u iins on the wharf
vsitina 10 receive = share Of the cargo
Of q ship wbica Wa beiog uulosdsd.
No dtisttantsism was Displayed BY the
poscha egs in respecs ~ the Q1ausity,
. xs or variety Of coal. The deaisfs
were Glad 90 get ANYTHING in the sh De
Ct GOAL that shuy could. some of lns
consumers were fsia q, scrspe ND tne
dirty piles OF all k,nds Of coal thss mad
fallen on Toe wharf from ths bins ana
accumulated there for months Aapy
II the carts had Teen brought last Sal.
urdsy uiahs TO tbs docn. The horses
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propeller N<Ubefn .esf fess poss f5f can
fssnsasce yesterday afternoon At Z
e'eioek. STE tcok fuii lad 81 freight.
COS sis.,ue sf cssl and 400 sarks Of
os,s. and a srnsil list Of vas enerrs.
Msny vao contemplated ssine B. Gait
fafnia either possponsd their visits 81
took tie ether ronses, ard it seemed "a
De difasais to indaoe psorle 30 risk
stesf isv~s ~ thsa stasoc OF see year oc
An old tab hks the Nsvbesn- She tocA
csssensess frou hers - sotioss: Mrs.
s. l.. Hsch. 4. 2. Nask. ". E Wsisia0s
z T. osbssps. Q. d. 0ais as1 70 u N
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w.sr fovxr OF Irs.scs. -rhs pes

pc sae reside 10 Slaughter sad vicinity,
nsve bern soasrins whstsvsr irccovs-
nssne= ATTACHES itself to q vscAncy il
tas isiesai eaasr ss1slss oseeestd es &
a.siSe Of the peace. sad ta~y have sos
tired OF Il They van. sasstce. In
ass &, tbes ~Ars u re taen .sssssv: ises
saaa Il iastles Il sse pessa. Aa sspit
czsioa wss abe Yesterday, afzstsF ID
nsw Il passed ey the last legislature
- tie 9 aass csssas%ss nSfs asSsss
that aSv be sx-d for q So esai sste ies
he ssaEcassr pssSlgset- Tee emal-
ssss- .rs s,ss.ssrs. shas sas sleosiea ce@l
II &C Z srrs iess.