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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20
TIE MAYOR AYD CHIP.
CONFLICT OF Au1HonrrY wnBuu MAJ
LEAD 10 xBouDLB.


ecme time -, the mayor ed city
eooneil ordered that prisoners eoaAsed
in the city isl. when convicted Of GRIM
teal odensss. should b worked on the
streets under tbs cirestioe Of the street
o,mniasisnes. Al Asst ths prisoner
refused duty. but the eoumissionss and
Nj. B,Raxt. tae tailer, established .
eode Of rules which soon brought them
to time. They sgresd that thoss vbo
vorked should haze three square msAis
Of hot pfosisious cash day. and those
vho fsfosed duty should bs kept op
bread and water until willing 10 comply
With tbs regulations Of the Institution.
When 10 vas seen that these rules we're
to DO ssfiesiy adhered 70, almost every
one Of tie city prisoners fell IN, vof he'd
cut their sentences and skipped the
town. until there vas 60 one 10 work
on the streets. Finally, however, tbs
jaii commeuoed to Oil % again with o
lard class Of criminals. four Of whom
refused duty aud. according 10 the rules
Of the Institution. we're locked up 10
their cells and fed on bread and water.
Jailef BoQsst sAys thai yesterday
morning Cnief Mosphy Sent into the
jail, aud because some OF the prisooess
complained 20 him, he opeced the
eells and let them cut. The prisoners
stea asused the jsilcs. and took chsrgs
Of the institution. The j4il-f notified
the mayor Of what had taken place.
The msyor Rsvs the chisf written or.
defs to again lock the prisoners up, boi
is IL claimed tbs chief refused 10 do 20.
thcs raising an issue between the mayor
and chief Of police. Is IL thought
council meetinR will be held 10 discuss
TIE matter, and settle IL one way OF the
other. Mayor Minor vas called upon
BY reporter yesterday. bus declined
10 say much about the affair, ~ be bag
not fully outlined bis policy e. yet. He
does not desiys TO ciash With sbe chief
Of police, ss be thinks the city ofhcials
should all puil together for abe interest
Of the city, and not be pullino apart
like lot Of unruly steers. Develop
ments are looked fer With interest.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
The following transfers Of real estate
were fi.ei for record yes:erday:

were filei for record yesterday:
Mary g Kittinger and husband to
Robert g Morrison. TO- 4. binck G. tn TERMS
flfth addition TO seattle, $500.
w kdwArds IN wife TO 3 T Smart.
lots to , inclusive. block l; also lots 10
IL. ~ and IS. block 2; also lots to To-
clusive. block 3. also. lots 10 II incl usiye.
block 5. all in HicKs's addition to seattle.
$500.
Jasper Compton to 7 W Philiips lot
u. In block ID. in Phinney's addition to
Seattle. $50.
Maria Boatly and husband 10 Mar d
Card. lots o TO 8 inciudve, block 1, and
lots | aud 2. block q In South Seattle.
Mo ~ addition, 160
ID T Denny and wife to Charles r
Moulfon. lot .. block 8. in plan OF Seattle.
500.
Il r Sma,t snd wife 10 William Jones,
lot 6 block ain Hicks's addition to eeaitie,
si5o
jasper Compton to Joseph ID Harlan.
lots IL and H. block D." Phinncy's sd-
dition 20 Seattle. 500
Rufus Willard and wife to 81 A Kelly.
undivided y OF lots and 6. block /, In
Brawiey' Q addition to Seattle, 5000.
Lucy X Harris ana husband to Jasper
Compton, lots II TO II inclusive. block
20" tn PhLnney's addition to Seattle.
$1,000.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

saS bssrRt-r CoUKr. CA1ef IussSce
ssssa c.ssssea o. lAuzo aaoaa, Of rOu.
ssrs sessses IA the elstzlct court yrster~
a.. "a - sft- ooa the case OF gshu
49, s<tsi.s' eGwsa Nsn iseSznter vas
49, ~ fef tr'sk, the uasttss hzvtzs
: s Sisf.ease NllAs jay. TIE cas-
Asfssl aca g1e Of The sa~sse.ss'
-sss sa5 rvlAtss for claim or snrytssvs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

Tobias 4 ssDsermau vii ees1yy their
nee premises early rexf seek, xesn
.ns eheices. assoTtm- ~ GO usS Eoods
all &c snrosn spcs "a ste .rssscstcn of
Abe pahitc. aud = sAssnsis sg~eisl opsn-
lag sale tDzsgarsle1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

49, 49, -. 49,
M 1sers.s
$fs~.. 0...A a. 80 s,.s~s-6
/ ses~~ = -. -. .ss.s -. ~
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n.ne a n. ~. T-5ss~ .-sti 80 -
-..s a.sss 49,. 1. ~; =,
e~--ss.- ~. .sss...S s-...-s ~ ~
- 49,. R.ss-. -. 49, -. ~.
-skA IS. -
Ss~..~sr~ - 49, ..sSs.- ~ ->s- !.
~ s.fss4 sSrss.h ~ IN "a - :
-. rsss-rsl 49, -. ..a 49,.
0ak,ne saoss ~ Ss.sexsI ~ 49,.
- loS6ad g. ~ rsss 800 e~eii :
osssssS ~ -. .s.as.S a -
ssiafs ~ sie6srs e1:s,ssi.e -
rss1ned bet shae hoouy ecoonD1atiao
Uas q etooely spvec1Ghed thne = = -.
feoely oafe . ~ ehas tAe Fuod v5jl 70
thssogh and . sueh eeeuo thas a
parties ooaoesned, Hanson & Oompony
. vsli - Ire dig and ans raslroaA oo9-
csny, Oiu b pesfsosiy sasisasd md
boae1ted. 0ueA q least 80 ~ sepose
At Ill parties 70 IT, sonfseso0 afsee its
e5oeiostou Iase naehs. Tho ad1o1fne0
meeting Of ~ city eouneil fer tn pas.
poos Of dispooina Of this masnaf and 70
watch messipa TIE ooafseeuoe iase BiGhs
- only petiiG tnssy, vi1l b helA "a
Friday nteha.
He peusso0 ve1ee - nteo w
ne eooney eoumisaeonsss ~ ~ eoo-
esOeo motor noe eo0paoy eesio&
fos = raiiwey ffanaotse over ~ eooney
i0eo iron - Rvefai teSmsos Of sne
~ ..tet0 ~
~ -.y nsss Nss,: -
1yS en...Ss 1...1ss sna =
saHsI.s ~ - s.s ~ y 49, 49,
.sss.,.ssss = ,.S. vMa .u =
~ - ~ S:I ~ ~. =
- s n ~. - s.1sv'oe.s sa.U Ss
~ y .. .s,I o osos
49, ~ ~ ssese Iso ~
o.ssy yosse 49, - o o'
s s.s.s 49, eu - - - s 80
es..1 49, 49, ~ 49, 10y ueo'1 \. =
ma vane ~ Sr~nehS.e nnAsr shern
rhey Say they can ees TIE riehts Of vsy
from property owners to answer I'll their
purposes ana under better and eafer
conditions.
WILL nux n 1uu CATTLE
I'll. a., .or,.,I III, =, v.a,..A.,
SyD0t0Ks V0D9 k08 OxOl08Uc8 xOBO100lG8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20
NOrtCk 10 A8anIraeIA.

DLAxs FoR raE CONSTRUCTION OF A
sseise ro,on srh1o1 haass tvs sssrsr.
Aash. VIII bsss szsEt kxr Eesesy se-scitei BIZ
t.s eeasS q scscei q ecsors q cal dsssrtrs
" l. Arg o unss, Ssstiestos Texzffssy. II
IS &esir~d t2xt sxrA p a. sa1a Be- aenonnaniss
sy stel- ssz .rselecsr.uns nd "a apss HIsna /.
essinase q eSss 81 bed asnx. Taa s@afsrs
eagscssy r.@st rss - lss II q ar azndsed or
are tAsa eiss4 sSn2sr&. Tks fcn1d s,ioz o.
tsea1.ls 3 ~ ~ cf hsscx. y. easaSsaS to -
ssst%s ~ ssr&z. fas rtxhs 10 re5set suy ass
81 pixns = h>ssAs srssws-sy reserve & &c
Eikzs s-iesfs1 sass - Rsis tzr. Pixns x1i be
-reeires 81 Us u@scs - tie eseh Of tss e.
Urea, ct sne as1sias gf1ee zszi. NsnAay,
Ayr. ~, $50
zk.s ~ 4. HAWTHORNE, Cert.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

LoTmaa i Hartford. cornsr From
ana Chsrry streets, have jus, received g
due 4 sortment OF latest v3ssI aod 10.
strlmeatai 'foiio@." MO 5
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

DRINK "SaFsapsRilla and Iron Wat-
En-" most pleasant AnA healthfui bev-
eraes. The A. r. HosaliDR Co., sole
agents. 1876
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20
A GREAT, GATHERING TRUTH.
THE PUBLIC MAY As WELL KNOW IT NOW
As AT ANY or,fEa TINE.
The court house windows were cleaned
yesterday.
This IL n fact

II is an as:opishirg fact, to be sure. bat
the people may a. well know II all .,
once. because IL the pas, affords any su4-
gcs'ion OF what the future viii bring. il
will not occur sgsia for very long time.
II may sfffrd the public much salts
faction tn learn tha. this cleaning was no,
done under the direction Of some miser-
abb and poverty stricken plebsan. No.
the director OF this notable enterprise
was tho regularly employed and saiAricd
jabitor OF the county buildings.
There IL no doub, ab Sut his actually bs-
Ing there for he was seen BY credible wit.
necscsN
ANYHOW there 10 convincing eviden &C
that the great man was there.
He talked.
Vast Gid the great man ssyl
You Gao give the observation-disclosures
credit for this" he said.
IL may he aaded that the windows were
wei. cleaned
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

We are almost ready and will open every
thing new to this market, the choice Of
the leading New York, Boston and Phil
adelphia wholesale and importing houses
Special importations in choice new goods
which have never been seen
as yet in Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

PEASos xassEs cards at G1xxsn's
Sesord street Ells.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20
4 Man Who Dyes to Live.

yINHEag - II TACOMA, v. r.. 4 MAN
vse dye 10 tive All lives - dss. Aca Ne
r1ssr~ &c ds-s lie e<fs<s ~ lives yhio nag
xsf.>s 10 ay: "Soe .hs pass ITO jean
have heea parties EsAEsyr n syspspHsa al
t.. 70 4 vc'ssf take izts NJ stuEa. , s1-ne1
z.y sssmsea inss ksgsaa ezuisras Of ssiA
sszsr<tsnE p~ses asd tise0fes4 sADaeAoss
ny o. sss0 ! save tried 81. kiads % Psms
1s~s. xs4 tie cay usfstssnz csc wa fsasl
= Azksrs pys.<ssta fsbssss- an Ga 70
rocn0DecA No. &c al vito sa0r8 froa TIL
azn~A ss8pisns, s<-Aazs ~ 0ev ~ VII
gW ssa { " D. kesnn9 fsso0s sseaD
bys wao.s sesA ~ L y STkw Arr. 1a41 ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

~
Houss and los-yinsh and Stewart, 10 feet
from street cars. new houss. With paid Up
insurance policy Of 5000 for three years
Price. $3.50.
Two lots on Second street, overlooking the
Say $500 zach.
The best and chearsst nanafactsrins site
In Seattle
Commercial street property At los asurss
and 9 sy terma
feur lcss. ~ish house, o. Madison street.
three quarters Of nile trom p-eo1ee. 5000
Also
TIE fness farm IN kiss county, stsA hsas-
ifai epvtrcrs. thas vii pay Q 20 Der cent
pratt 10 the insessoe IL SIX msnths.
The properties listed ab5ve are bona eae
tArssirs and sre op-n for ~. days snly.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

Piano for sais cheap d Ofoss 4 Co's.,
opera hooae block, Front steset- l1-6
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

The Finest, Largest and Choicest Assert.
ment Of New Goods in every line, pertain
ing to one of the most complete stocks and
finest finished buildings west Of Chicago.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

Tcklas 4 Hineesmsn vtii boom. Lick
for . special Feduesios u eents' fur
nsshisR goods ptxs Vssk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

Tue counsel for William Martin, the
murderer. yesterday made Q motion
and argument for Q new trial which va
ovsrsuied. A motion viii b made for
40 arrest Of judgment. Tue case will
b disposed Of on Wednesday.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-20

The properties listed above are bona eas
tAr gsiss and sc op-n for ~. days snIy.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
A Womaa's Tantalizing Dream.

A party of gentlemen wero seated in n
coy parlor in Minneapolis the other
evening, when the conversation turned
upon the personal dangers they had in
CURED. Several stories were told with
varying degrees of modesty and braya-
ito, when the demure and pretty wife of
the host claimed attention. "NIy expe-
Renee, she said, "was only dream.
yet Ithink you will agree with me that
from woman's standpoint. the situa-
non was more thrilling than any you
have experienced.
~ dreamed that vas taking a sleigh
ridc, unaccompanied. / was driving
GOWN Park avenue at rapid rate, when
my horse, taking fright mt some object
by the roadside, bol,ld and ran. At Tho
same instant L discovered n mouse in the
bottom of the sleigh. 1 have mortal
terror OF all manner Of rodents. as have
most women. The horse was runnino
SO last that | dared not leap ont. and il
was all l. coull do to kec,, him in the
road. The mouse came nearer. was
too much frightened to scream. I
thought ] shoald die. The mouse came
nearer still. | could stand it no Ionocr
50 awoke. Now it is all over-.perbons
1t is "oman's curiosity-I have often
wished had remained asleep a little
while longer, just to sec how the adyen-
ture would have turned out. 1t was one
OF the few disappointments of nv life
that I Didn't"
And the men never sail q word.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
4 Prof.. om Thai IroD.

Awcalihy and ontcrprisin. E,..onian,
WHO is accustomed h. having things just
about as he wants them. ND t. wanting
them pretty nice, to, ''aa story OF aa
experience of his own NAi.h ilustr,t. 4,
the SENSATIONS that rich man may feel
when he is reminded that there are men
who are passing rich ca what would
mean the most abj"ct poetry t. him.
He had Just lett II new office i, hi,h IN its
furnishings and appointments Is the
wonder of the 1norclntIlc conn unity,
and had taken the train for his sul .rl'au
home. He was in the smoking car,
smoking twenty-five cent cigar. In
the seat III front OF lin were two fur
mcrs of the most uma.tiratcd ra,ticity.
They were engaged in comparing notes
about their crops.
"Sold your ptitcrs YET Fcss,." as.-l
one of the farmers of the other.
'Oh, yes said jesse.
''Done well"
"First rate. / wouldn't care Ia la
everybody knowaboutit. John - Cover
ing his voice little and aasl,muga some
what confidential air-''hut | don't
mind tellin' YOU. I've laid by money on
them ptaters.
How much, jesse
Jesse leaned over toward his compan-
ion and whispered, with IN air of ALSO
lutte frankress and honesty
"29 a.
"Gosh, Jesse! You dpn't tell me. Wal,
I'm glad on t. You worked hard, an
you deserved it,
The Boston man let his twantv-..c
cent cigar go out while he sat thinking
of the state of these IN Il, 70 whom q
was big strike. Happy men they were,
too; that was evident. For some time
the man of wealth had had some little
difficulty in getting twenty Ave .cnt =
CARS that we're quite good enough tor
him. But since that day he has smoked
nothing bat five cent cigars, and declares
that he has never enjoyed smoking be-
fore in his life,
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28

Fhe Di-a.tr; Attempt ~ .tcr.i:ibij.h "a
by Fora 1 a:ieu" Retreat.
The present to- taiiol concerning lie rc'a
tons between Canada AMI tn iHitrt Strfcs
rc'a Is the time when - HUneyat.oY Of thar
country was P:n,-p, ii To l.. btO.rlt about
by force If ar.ii@ Tie pro ct W., cntiu tel
to III" brave G. raj Montgomery. ASST ,t,,i
by t. famous t.'uis. Coiurc's Ethan A.!gn
and seth Warner. While ,u-ag, p IN this
inva i'm Ethan AlcH was tgieu y. ....r ~
tn. British IN sent 10 lne AMI. where Ae OK
lericrCe,l very harsh Treatment
Ii was Co.uHe. Warner WHO two con
Quoted. his men Safly hpuo turugi ta-
march vas CoCstGu'lY s,irra.nlnd ~ n.
gers. 'tncs Montgomery sn thm hc,u,
because. Their time w3S cut. and though tE.y
were VII ling to continue 81 rli,c. Il =
Nore without sut,i lent c,ot...g AMI H. q.
conld hr-had in that country.
o.onci Warner hal hardly arrived mo
before hT heard that Mont -omrry had ur,n
Killed. ana he ga as VIII a. tie lives Il
the III n, vas put in great ..oop.rly. II.
collected his men again and a One STAR; Il
for Canada To- psi h.S CoIBtYYnon ia I,ia.r
extremity. Bit his cro.ts were If no avail.
and it WIS s0f.l foInd H. a. lry To- take un
The line of rr're3t.
1t was tncl,e2l of wit.r and only
necessity saHc;ior.d mornc Tie truap,
The terror 81 .ur>ut ana IT, lj-ar Of tHo
:, 81 fU~ui-h.l sufficient car FIR alarm
an, haste. Co.oaI Warner rc..a,r~i ustn
the rear of t. army "rl r.d q D IA
many ways Eu,t c..,,tuIl.Y, a. D.. va,
man vel Io>trl in caring fDr tie sick
and this hnrw.e l.se 10" came into .N,. l'eut
use.
lie must keen tho army in notion. not .
d.,y must g lost and YET D., ..s uithoa;
any chcs' oi medicine. I.i.t b. understood
the M y cnal usc oi root and a,l,>. .';I 81.
proper are az critical tiI.r .TG wiu These
allies lee ma te an lie tusI n. ...iI,t d.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
Experience Of Jimmy Peck.

Jimmy Peck had an experience the
Other day at the river that he will re
member for some time to come. James
had read somewhere OF novel way of
catching chickens by means of kernel
Of corr and n fish hook. So, not caring
10 waste powder and shot on q seemingly
countless flock of geese, he conceived
the idea of going to the river and then
trying similar plan.
The geese in the river bottoms num-
Der millions, and they are slaughtered
by the thousands merely for their fcalh-
ers and the sport that is got ont of the
hunting. Mr.. Peck secured lot of corn
and twine, but instead of using tho
hooks he punctured hole in each kcr.
mel anu tied the Irvine to it. After he
had laid out about 20 of these prnporn,I
kernels he attached the Irvine ends to a
heavy piece of rope and reached for a
small stump or something to tie the
rope to, but where he had set his novel
Trap there was nothing but dreamy
waste of sand.
30 he accordingly tied the rope about
his body and concealed himself in pile
OF dr1ftwood. After half hours wait n
fock of the wild cronkers. numbering
several thousand, flew down near the
spot and began devouring the corn.
Jimmy got his knife and club ready and
rose up with loud cries. The geese rose.
too. and Jimmy continued rising. his
weight seemingly amounting to little
with the feathered bipeds. Up. up, up.
he went; vision of home, terrible death
and where and how this would end
passed through his mind as he was ear
ried hither aud thither by the frightened
and screaming birds.
But, fortunately for james, the geese
being SO demognlized and flying in OBJ
posi.e directions, the strings began to
break and he was slowly descending to
the ground. Ga looking down he saw
the gees were flying directly over the
Sacramento River. .bl,t a .death by |
drowning seemed to strike him better |
taan the o.lirr. and when. over a sand |
s.r he cat tho r,pe and dropped down. /
A,t'r three hours spent here he was
lanen on by some hun.ers.-Chico Enter
Prise.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
\ flAyful Pup Surprised.

Tho YELLOWSTONE JoHrHdI SAYS: Sun
day At; about =. N. the entire garrison
n For; ;cnch turned ont mt the alarm
=! he big gun. which is only used in
tines oi fire. Immediately after the
alarm Of IL" big gun, bang, bang, went
tn mHskct of the scntries mud all was
.'ar"s;"n, CONSERVATION, AID alarm I'M
il. IL ':.-' was explained. The big gun
is always kept n readiness, loaded and
primc1, hu: the lanyard is usually coil
cl n on the brccch of the gun. On
this particular morning the wind hap
prucl to BE- blowing pretty hard and
disi,i,cd the lanyard, which was waited
a'ut 10y the breeze. \ couple of garri-
son dogs were paying in the neighbor-
hood. and in The cXuhoranrc of his spirit
one little dog spiel the st .lg, seized it
with his teeth, and paiIcd on it briskly,
dis 'arsing thC gun. There is one play
ful mine IT tina! post not likely to fool
with - Gun for some lime. The oxplo-
s'9u caused him 10 stick his tail between
his legs and fly, ye'ping at every jump.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
A Timber Ship.

The Ouch riroajr', IS: Nov Iwant
TO tel yol with regard to II ship built at
81. Pairick's Hu!r. which was 1900
tons, all of solid square timb.r She
had seven mas,S, and she went safe to
En%land. il was To- save duty she was
built. At the time it was l.! or =
cents per OF duty. Her name was the
Christopher Co mhus. ] saw her on
til s. 'Se. Tli,r'o was n'so another not
qnit' 80 large. Iicr namc wus Baron
Renfrw. She never MRS heard from.
She VAS also j.i.t a St. Patiicli's Hole.
Any If ihc Old pilots will certify this.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
4 Trained Dude.

Berry Wall, the trained dude, smiles
Mt the current story that lie is hired to
advertise certain brand of champagne
10y drinking it ostentatipusly in fashion
allie h,Iro0ms. But anoth~ story,
which is q fact, respecting tho infiu-
cnco 81 treat mans conduct, WAS told
IN the Hoffman House yesterday by one
a: NJ. Walls admirers. Il went over
t. London once" h. said, "to try &c
raise the capital for buying tract of
Lnl in Dakota. | visited the men t.
whom | carried letters, bnt, after listen
ing courtcoUsly to my story. they tolG
Inc that 40 money could be raised upon
1t III Lon IN. i perseycred for several
wee n. IN vain. At last took DIES
pcIdte resolution to lay snare for Lion
81 Rothschiil, the london head of the
goat firm. by bit of manocuvring a'
- lucky lAomcnt ] Exchanged words
with the giant of iin.dc;ers near the
cntr nee OF the ROYAL Exchange, and
bniu- graci0uslv listened 3D., told him in
II sentence my .s:ncsS in London rs m
american. lie pursued his way, and ]
kept "aca with him till Il" told me sharp.
j. tina, he could not r,ricr ne any ser.
Vicr in the " alter. / stucn 80 him, talk
ing ike a parrot, till the doors were
reached, when no stopped moment il
aniGeemcnt az my manner. At last he
smiled Il wrinkle. glanced into my Lace
and said; step il here All eyes were
.pnn he millionaire, and every eye
caught sight of ,Le stranger in 5 com.
Ta'y, Who's" tongue W gcd Untii Roths
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
Burned a 900 Bill.
SAV Atlanta, ga. ono

The 1merjc0n 4K0gtzine tell this story
One OF New Orleans rich and impetuou.
young men h. been playing ut the
roulette table and losing heavily. Hi.
excitement grow more intense in propor.
i.on us he lost. At last he became fran.
TIC on perceiving that he no lon.yr had
II coat Ill his purse. He felt and fun.
Died III vain with trembling hands all
over and i'll his wearing apparel, until.
III the profound recess in huge pockct
"f his overcoat, he unexpectedly dis
covered bank note that seemed to h,y,
carefully and prudcntly hidden itself tc
escape from the general wreck. Ea"orly
nnroiing it, he ioyfully excj,iAct
by heavens. II is for $1,000. I'll
stake it IN lump. Fortune favors the
bold. Then, leaning forward over the
voraclous board of the black and red, as
he raised his arm to fling his last note
on 1t he caught the eye of Sterlain, who
occupied his usual seat as dealer. md
was keenly Watching the movement.
Immediately the youth straitened him.
self up, still holding the bank note. and
thus apostrophized Sterldn: "Ah, all!
l see that you grec1ily ex, ,scted this
Sl,oco note to swell Honr pile Well
You shall NJ nave it, and TO escape ali
temptations, here it goes" Whercupor
he twisted the note az if it had been
waste paper, and, holding it up to the
liames of the chandelier, he wrathfully
Kissed these words through his clencbec
teeth: Burn, my poor note, and evap
Drate into thin air rather than be swa1
Owed up, like your lost sisters, by the
1loatcd monster whose nav yearns fo,
'ou." After this he broke loose and
'ished away, amid the loud laughter o.
MS friends, who shouted: "Brayo
)rayO,'
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28

She Is pcrmaturyly deprived uf h"r charms
Of face and form. ana made unlttfa~t.,c hr
the wasting effects ri ailments and irr,.,iia.i
ties peculiar her s"V. To check ihisIrl:n
upon. not oni urr strength and health. hrit
upon her anna Bile qualities n we'll. is ior t.r-.
dHtv. his IL safely and speedily accnI.i-
pii-hed ~ CourS" of Self-irvattn' ~ with Br
Fierce fnNnrii- l'rc-crip' ''1. 'vrv.ur lui
tonic of wonderful EFF ract ii "a I'll ,.~ l.-
G ally for tn alienation o. th.-c euileriI..
from dragging out" pains. ~"nS''iuu~ g.;
n5u ca. and weakness incident to NO-H,u -
boon To her sex. ltrusgiS =.
Richland beacon., 1888-01-28
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OF community, bu' noN here = ... llo.I ,,,.,,
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.ineh'. early symptoms are dG - and dru,, -
Icing sever 'eJdachcs. coated ton.,jir. ta r
appetite, Indigestion and general las,iiuir.
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STRONG hnc N !pur cOnSt inn, h.i treIi
E" S'U b using Dir. l'c-re's ta.dru }f,l...,I
health. II druggists.