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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

acknowledged il, IS he saw from his
frieEd's manner that no kbew nothing of
the murder. Shortly after. Tascotts
friend, EhO has been on the range for the
past TWO months, picked ND paper and
saw the advertisement oGsriug $4,000
reward. He immediately started on. to
find Tssoott, but discovered that he had
left town. A party of twelve has been
formed to scour the neighborhood, which
6 gniie mountainous,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
Six Men Killed.

LAREDO, Tex, March 15.-Intelligence
has reached here tonight of a serious c.
cident on the Mexican National railway,
fifty miles south of Saltillo. A construc-
ton train was taking large number OF
Mexican laborers from Saltillo to the end Of
the track. While en- route one car contain
ing thirty men jumped the track and
rolled down the embankment, killing six
and seriously iDjuring twenty The tram
was under the control OF the contractor,
and the company is not responsible for the
accident,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc.

In the matter OF the estate of John B. Rensrd.
deceased in the Marion Circuit Court, adjourned
February term, 1855.
Notice is hereby given that julius Richey, as
executor OF the estate Of John B. RensTd, de-
ceased, has presented and filed his &C
count and vouchers in final settlement of
81 id estate, and that the same will come up for
examination and action OF said Circuit Court,
on the 9th daysOi April, 1855, al which time AL
heirs cieditors or legatees of said estate are re-
qured 10 ppear in said court and show cause
II RnYtbere be, why said account and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs OF said
estate are slsO hereby required At the time and
DlRceafOreS8id 10 appear and male proof OF
their beiTshiD. JULIUS RlChEG,
Executor.
Knefer d Berryhill, attorneys.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
murderer rascott Recognized.

ST. PAUL, March 16.-Word comes from
Boulder, on the Wickes branch OF the
Northern Pacific, thirty miles from here,
that Tascott, the murderer OF millionaire
Smell, was recognized there yesterday.
According to the report, q man VINO knew
Tascott q few years ago thought he recog.
nized him and spoke to him. Tascott ct
fIst denied his identity, bat afteEward
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc.

In the matter of the estate OF Barbara Mad
docks, deceased. In the Marion Circuit Court,
adjourned February Term, 1885.
Notice Is hereby given that c. Henry Rosen-
brock, as administrator of the estate of Barbara
MaddOcks, deceased, has presented and filed his
account and vouchers in final settlement OF said
estate, and that the same will come up for exami
nation and action of said Circuit Court the
9th day of April, 1888, at which time all heirs,
creditors or legatees Of said estate are required
TO appear in said court and show cause, II any
there be, why said account and vouchers should
not be approved. And the heirs Of said estate
are also hereby required, at the time and place
aforesaid, 70 appear and make proof OF thLiI
heiIship.
G. BENRT ROsEBROCE,
Administrator,
Vim. 3. Walls, Attorney.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
A Doctors Great Expectations.
Boston Transcript

"Look here, doctor, II you could pay this
bill you'd accommodate me greatly"
Cant do it, my dear sir, impossible; but
come in next week and l may be able to
do something for you"
"Then you expect to be in funds soon."
Eyes l saw young Slenderlegs going by
here on his bicycle to-day"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

TaoR SALE, or part trade, AS acre farm,
II owen County, Indiana, near Terri Hauto
and Worthipgton. convenient TO POstofhoe,
church and school; also TO railroad for Chics-
fences, $50 acres timber, IS acres in line sta OK
cultivation, balance seeded 70 clover and titn-
otby; well watered; commodtous house ana
barns: good prospects for coal. An exceIi0 16
farm for grain or stock. This is 8 bargain. or
man and further information address Geo. q.
Bailey, 1141 N. ]. street, Lawrence, kansas
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
Judging From the Outside.
Texas Siftinps

Trsmp-Will the gentleman give trife
to a poor man?
Gentlemen-How do know you are a
poor man?
How do know you are a gentleman?
It's only by the outside that either OF Us
can judge the other"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

when Baby was sick, We gave her CAstoria,
When che WAS Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to CastOria,
when she had Children, che gave them Castoria,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

Two great enemies-Eood's Sarsapsrills
and impure blood. The latter is utterly
defeated By the peculiar medicine.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21

never been filled. He got the desired
Weekly, read her the fate Of the characters,
and she died content
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-03-21
DOMESTIC THEATRIcALs.

BEL, tell ye what les do. You git In
the wood-hox an hide, an growl, an scare
dad. He'll think it's a bear" Great
however, dad comes in with a cord OF sto ge
wood IA his arms, which be drops with an
awful crash into the wood-box. Bill for
gets how to gfoWl, but makes good imi-
tsIien OF howl, Dad has 70 take al the
The gale., 1888-02-17

Mshy Of the Interior Department
Clerks developed tendency to gathef
ID end about the office OF the Commis.
sioner O Ratents the past week. the az.
traction bsiog Bob Ingersor. Roscoe
Cankling ana Efank Hurd, who were
enseged ascoEnsel in.the noted Tels-
phone Z gent esss. Mr Conklirg Is
asing galb rapidly but Ingersoll iook ka
as rosy IL round as when he made
his celebrated Pinned Knight speech
nomirati4g Blame,
The gale., 1888-02-17
IUKA MISSISSIPPI, FgIDA
School Notice.

Mrs Ruth penn I1Oote VIII
open a boarding scao0i f)l
soung ladies at her aoin1 in this
place, March II, 1888. The school
year viii close Dec. Ii, 1888. The
summer term and winter vacation
offer special advantages to par
ents desiring to place their daugh-
ters at o health resort duriDg the
summer, and have them at home
in winter.
The Literary, 1Insie,and Art departments
will be supplied with teacher Of experience
and ABILITY. 4 fine opportunity viii be
given, also, to learn Milirery aul dress
m&kieG. In snort The best advantages VIII
be gIFea; superior teachers, ia0dern lAeth-
ods and tho iniiuea@es ofa christign home
WI como me to mg&e.a school G. the highest
orGsC,
! (peEses payable ia advance.
Board ilei, lights and washing per 1-e
year 5000 Tuition Ia 5.ngIisb Siaaer
departments, inclndIHg Latin, Ereneb ans
German. 900
Tuition in Primary amp Feicrmediate d.
parnhelntS. including 2ra@.eg and G$mugs-.
Class g s n no
Drawing and Painting g 90 IA 40
Instrumental Music S25Oo
Use oi Instrument $500
Vocal ,Musit 5000
aolG h9ssafs in Millinery aa1 @fesg making;
eac4 1899.
Miss ifiie Gillespie, who is to be teach
or IN te achool. viii rceeiye pupi!s ia Pri-
mary ahd intermediate siudies, beginning
Monday January Pad 1888. BOYS viii only
be receaTed in the Primary Department.
Y1t Z, ,s,tf. .fff -, rs. xy--.
man aDd Frenen viii be taught in these de-
partments Tree OF charge, and parents are re-
qusesied to consider the many advantages
bere offered.
The gale., 1888-02-17

Thess Viii be Convention Of saw
Miil nen and Lumber dealers Of North
afiss North Aiabam&, and West Ten.
nessea, 81 fyorinth, Miss, on the 2lst
lnst.. l0o'olaek 3 M, to organize .
Lunnberrlen Association looking to
matters af interest belonging to this
branch of industry Rsdacton CT
fraightg. prices of iumber. etc, viii be
cousidcied aad discussed. Some OF the
ofiicials OF the M. & G raiIroad viii ba
present. Eli parties 9ho are interested
IN this Ire OF business are urgeatiy re-.
quested to be on hand.-Corinth Herald
The gale., 1888-02-17
17HE GALE.
E J0URDAN, Editor.

aslsTica, 9;.o0 PFR ArmuM
M1 us TgREs W M2sTas5 59f.25,
The gale., 1888-02-17

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It's able editorials from the pens CT
accomplished writers deal witt, tlfc
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It's complete tclegraphic service, cs-
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this section; and to day the TIMES
DEMOCRAT stands abreast with the
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Its commercial and market reports
are carefully prepared and can berel:Sd
upon for accuracy and completeness.
The SUNDAY edition (I2 20 z6 pages)
has in addition to the news and Other
material contained in the daily, ,columss
of original ard contributed reading
matter caresaily selected, giving the
latest events IN the world mind Of
Fashion and of Society.
A special feature is its unsurpassed
translaticns of the choicest literature
70 be found IN the foreign press.
The gale., 1888-02-17

Which may be taken eeparately flys
tho daily subscription ssrvica, is f;is
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with the added features of householG
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choice original and selected literary
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HAYNIE paris correspondent. JENNIE
JUNE (fashion writer). MoLLIE SfocIf
DAVIS. ana many others, appear II r.
Sunday issue.
The gale., 1888-02-17
The as)eek!ly gsiifal,all

This mammoth sixteen page papes
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
AT wsnA Ss0e aoRk.

General Manager Thomas J. Potter
Of tie Union Paeid, railroad haa again
sssGmed tie active management Of that
road after an illness which came near
necessstatisg his permanent retirement
from the railroad world. The many
friends Of Mr.. Potter In the northses
gill be pleased 10 learn Of his recovery
De u regarded BY the people of Wash.
ipgton and Oregon - broad and able
tnan-as msn whose management Of
The uaiou Psci5c must III the end be
highly beneficial both 70 that company
and to the country contiguous 70 its
lines He is enpbstioally business
man. he manages railroads On busi.
ness prinsiples and pays little attention
TO the side spse1Istions which are &c
dear to the heart Of the average rail-
road manager. The Union Pacific
could ros afford to spare the services Of
Manager Potter, and the people vbo
have relations Of spY nature With the
road soold feel. his retirement almost
a. 9 persoral loss. Mr.. Potier's restored
1ealth means that there vail es nex
vszor IN the aans cement Of the Union
Pao1fc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19
lAAasss9 AyGaIE.

Nothing has fol- sone Time been beard
of the project fos sts creation OF mag
niaoeus avenue skir,ins lakes washing
soa ard uoion. II Gill be remsu osred
that Mayor Minor several Don be aso
recommended that saoh an avenue be
established. He called attention 20 The
spaendid opportunity offered to the city
Of seattle 10 sseare 40 avenue whose
he.usy woala be unsxsellea By that OF
any 10 tie uuitsd states He pointea
oui the fact that ths scenery vEtetl
sach an svesae would command would
10 the fatare oe lne pride Of ths people
Of Seattle aud ,hs wonder Of strar gers
visiting the city. In .D hoar's dnse
over q road tess could 81 slight sxpsn~e
be made si,aoss ieeomparseie TOE dfis-
ius vsspOse~ The aelaehssd toersss ~sald
sssare tie test possible vie~s " tse
ssa nd sith ths o;ympis range 10 tie
background. Of Lsss uoioo snd AsaE,
Baker and Of LAss wasainsson. TIC
Cascades and Moans kslnser IA soocss
sisn OF srsra aud bssnnfsi vsess. in
e,adine thai Of = ssAsnghcens boty Of
cali wafer. swo lake. u lDeomearaeis
beauty. tvo aoassain ranges snex-
oeiiea In their grandson ey say &c
earta. asi tso majestic snov-clAd
peaAs. where siss on earth eou.d
.cseery Of such variety and staades' hs
feaads
MAYOR MIXERS sassssssoo ~ss re-
oesvsd vita evident spessvsL TIE rro-
ri. became enthusiasts over ,hs psos
rect sf bsv.ax sash a drive. snd ths
caaneil ~ oace took TIE preliminary
ss~ys vhlee hsi h~ea reoo1 NEEDED.
TIE PROPOSED roass. ~ psfsioe % II.
Sas sarvsTed and a Gas made segsEsss
shst The prepassa rad eeali be seeaea
~ sa expense vnsch voasd BE- tEse'rs
ssunpar~a 9Th tie sSssssass 10 be oe-
sainsa. 1: sseued sass ,es .Fsaae sas
40 assarea fscs 81 shs early 's,ass sod
aAss before many months hal psssst
sse recpie Of seattle veaia he able 10
pctni cut b. tsstr vssitsrs Sithoas Oaes
ie~vsns their carriages al q tie srsna
natural scenery BY satsh sAe eisy 10
sarfoeeSed-
fos ssus reason 30 YEA sssxrlstnes.
Aovever. tie matter oas teen allowed
10 rsa No tsrsess sssse lave hesn
saAsn. The rssple have esen st.sssAlls
inscrued ,eAi sssnd lsassats ssress
should be opened ssa seai 10 esnsAa be
ope.ed ~ sissos expense. TIE esSsess
% be 3esivvd troa tie sxsseaSs Sssase.
an sveene hsvs ee~a scsrses oes W. sarA
3 manner 40 10 ssesines she ecisre eS--
rsspity. Se;hirs fsrsess hsssver. -,
bpse dore. Toe ssaesa seat far
sooesh 10 aiseOses sass se$ g~ssas v~rs
uua.inoesly IN sssos ef tue ee<cinx a
The evsnss. a. : - tass rssns . 49,
90 - onAA Ihes< sAo esfisSs1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

n sSty sDoos5i Il 0esssle sheoA pAn
: snss - ssdssasss szsssdisG NJ hss
Ilnias. ~ pssssos Ne sassssn h@ss =
~ s,,sy bsavssa Frost asd second
eosssos. Ths Iioiss ahso,A s1sspd -
~ 80 - tbs siisy bstsssn sseocd
cd Tbisd stsssts, nd ~ isass - far
posss - univsssity stssst.
n esssssos Of wooden bsiidines 10
vtss usa within . fee years Be The
hesss Of ths bessosss portion OF this
sisy means she dishssreDsss Of thai
pass II tie casy fog ten years. Tie
esesssor of frame bcssness BLOCKS 90
Gssopd street today nssDs the past
possnsss Of sxssnsive bfiek building
g shss tbosooshfsre for Zen years. The
ereesiou Of wooden building on ssas
ssssss means tbs sspsscisssoo In vsias
IL svssy bsiidieG sits vithin bloch OF
ehs lad On shico sush wooden bniid
M y ssesssd- II means bish insuf
epcs, not saiy for that wooden eoiidins.
hos for svsry boiidies II any sort crest
"a 10 shs inmsdi4ss vse.risy. With =
voodsn baiidioe on sssoGd street. TIE
evuess Of she sti sesns property vii
hSsbssss long indeed befors eonssSucsins
hsiss blocks In close proximity thereto.
F,sss, bsesass the dagger from Gre
viil b greatly increased; ssoood, be
sssss the rates Of insurance vii
h bsshss. ana third, bsososs nearly
- hish a rent s.n be obtained from .
vooden bo.ldipe a from Q briet and .
nan Gill not pat 40 brick weso tbs
rents shsssssom would b. bot little mort
shaa nis sssshbos 10 getting from bis
vood,u ba,idins crested NJ one nth ths
sost. II frame boiIdlpes are erected OF
a.sord sssces ibis D, the people o.
4 sssis can sess assured that they Oil
,.msiu there for the next ten years
Thsss ara today voosen structures OF
Y,o., stree, which we're bulls ten year
a.o s.A vhioh ia all probability vii Re
nasn eve sosss 10 tue commani,y 70
An ,sars IN rous. and for the rsasof
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

This has not been the kind Of uintsr
Of which the people u Puget Sound
ass sooostouec 70 brse, bot % muss be
stmitsed thst the weather Of tie
pass week has bstp soeh o. would
sake the allegiance Of the mos
patriotic residensof the east. Over
coats and wraps hsvsoesn nsis-
seoe. The SEE has shopsbriga,sJ
and the breeze has been bains
with the breath u spFins. II y only
m,s vay 10 February. bat the veasbeI
nss been soeh - 10 remind ops Of thai
u Nay In tbs more favored Of the cas-
sern states
And all this time tbs grasp Of vinsel
upon The chilled and shiveriDe east hsl
been unbsoten. The rivers are sti.
fsstsssd visn Ice. snov drifts still bloei
the pathway Of the toeomosives Ans
the peopie still shivef afoup1 blassnf
ares. The blizzard dodgers Of Dskos,
ss,ll look anxiousiy 81 the shy In theI
search for sppsoachiDa storms. and ID
orange grovsrs Of Florida stiil exAmin
their crops each morning TO dssermin
boz many Of them hsss been frosel
daring the niahs.
AZ hes been remarked, this has no
tsen typical Puget sound winter, bu
ve would nos think Of changing It 70
D,koss satuu . or Nev York sprire
Msfcosy at sixty ave degrees abov
zero 10 NOS 10 be disptsed when the yes
pie Of The rest Of tue cOantry are dom
their best to avoid Pressing. II is D
vonder that q stream Of emigration
setting toward Washington Terrisor
from the biixzard swept east. Indceo
n Il not.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

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- - bsss1s - - pss1sa Snase
- - - ins1nns - snnn1Dsss
sepsUs1L
b + - - ~ ~ - osss fss -
psss1s g nsssGls - tBssoesssehe
Assss. Ioos1zsss asvs sbsui1 b
sab.s - sassy - ~ rss1sa vs1ee
~ases1 - snuusessaasy asd vss dfopp<c
- usssssosaAssay . Ss~ oasshs 80.
" ssssu. b i - ssvpnssA shss "a
Asy vsotd - oses sosssrua - 81
pssssvs sesassy assaa - ssssss ssnssf
u - sssnns. Dosh - - nsyo'
Min~sss s1aass6Ips anA sast y e7s W
sssssai tdsa Of vnas snooid b dnEe
sssps shostd b. sAhso- boOsss. 70 Sc
ssse rsehs Of vsy Of ss6sosss vsdsa
70 osss "a psobahts fssaes ds.andA
s nd sbosld sbes b epsnsd thseees
he rsshs Of cay. IDpsovsDssts vosi<
b mad from Asns 10 tiss - he.
serued 10 b Aeoaadsd. Whas b re
qasssd roe 10 hsaiuninG. ssA seAs =
psssissly vhss h nos bsanG uaads- In
fsv years 10 sisi be too iste 10 oosi
susn . road - n FsqaissA k0v y 70
time. scd The esor eli vii b shansfuli1
Negligent Of The wishes Of he peopts I
II q L. - "a
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

t. pssp1s - 1sseGls - - elsss -
sso@in9 shs1s si1y. - eAsy Gsss ha1c
hsiaG sinA.1 - - psns Dauns1suss
ssstssk ~ - Es1ssSs1ls - WasAana-
- Tss5assy. 1hsss - Dssss hsss .
ssas - - hsssasy Il 6es1ass vbss ~
psasvso e . ssvtd ~ psrnasans -
ersase u ~ pspsIstsas sssznsd 70 - -
seiI anssssA- Eev ipAuazsss ass hs1nG
$4,000 % ali si6ss - "a oaas -
soaDtsa esssses iupostasssL o. sssry
had thsss n sse5visy, pase, viD. es6 Q
bss1nsn nts s1ds&s1s - asuiss TIE city
b ~ snSid forward ssKi6sA
| Tss esevsh 81 6ssssis dusine III ysez
l6e7 80 asensex than thai daginG ans
pssvscss ysax II iss sxisasses- Wssh
ssssy Day The popsiassoa Of The asy IN
sssnssd md ~ bssips0 sHssmsd Greskel
psopustoaA Ihs sssids Vkish ths ssy
took hssvssa Jssassy and DeosDeel
coaId ncs baf havs sstisAed the mos
sedees believer IL snsfie's ersas DIS
tiny. Tbefs vsss On every ssde soch
.n1isasioes Of rspsd bat hsajshy growth
shas esunb,sss we're si,snee1 AID
5oabeers dissppeassd.
Is must Be confessed. however. thai
The outlook daTins the nrss months 81
ISL vss mos one hsH 20 fsvosAbie =
sfa4 which Rreets the peosie Of sesttjl
TODAY. Tbe growth CT iass year appssr
email and insizriasszs in ooDpsr,soz
With that which mag reasonably be ex
pected daring Tie year upon which
~ have recently entered Il i safs
% ssy that during LESS the po1uia-
sioa vi,i more than pass The twenty
theosaaa poi1s. saas ia vboiesss'
sais bosipess viii De Increased By on<
half. that lie manufAeturinG sndastRie'
siiI be doubled 10 extent and tkat tb'
miieass Of iss railroad system VII b
doubsed tSies over. Ii 10 safe 10 ssy
slss, thai tie anenns CT coal snipps,
from seattle 10 IssS will be more thai
swIcs - sfeaf - tie aUoons saipc<'
during lss7, thst the shis mens Of vas
quantities Of iron ore viiI Be insnac
rated add shs. the population Of u
ooonssy directly Dependant upon Seal
tie vii be almost doubled. In sddisio
TO all this there viii Re building booi
stitch vili net cease ustil Seattle bs
assumed IN every respect the sppearsss
Of 8 city and metropolis
l. it any wonder. therefore, that Il
pespls II seattle feel slased and that Il
people Of all Washington feel grstids
At the magnificent prospect Wiki
Stretches cat befsss the mstrop1iis
their terYitngyY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

The letter recsntiy made public By
Admiral Aumen indicates that as early
ss 1850 General Grant had desscted tie
svlndiina nature Of the Panama canal
scheme ard refuses to have anything TO
do vita ID. rs DID his in face Of al
ofer TO lend TO tie enterprise tie in
dasnce Of s.s great nsUs, which woald
have been most tempting to one Of less
ragged Honesty. de was offered tie
American presidency OF tue canal com
paDy-s position TO which we're sstsehsd
q large ssiars aid DO duties. Upon
Grants refusal she position was offered
10 Richard thompson, tteo secretary Of
tie navy, By whom it VAS accepted. o.
course, Mr.. Thompson never performed
any labor in behalf Of ihe canal com
p4ny, but the fact Of his connection
With u Gas nsed for sill II vas worth 10
Inducing guisible Frenchnsn TO become
victims 20 Deissssps' great s~ipdle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-19

SAs RAAnrDn- Fee. u -Jnszs Terry
0sd Yesterday. -Ttsre Is 1ss more
10 % ab01a ese sasroa r. Is rss
ctec srz7eG IN tie sSPrszes ara and
oeez6ed. and kkas endg H. e . &c tie
pouef 81 TIE coert ., zrAcs rekssxs1z.
bat u m7ss b dsns iass3s 81 tssrsy
dsya ! DO oos sSprhsnd, however.
fesi tsers y tie tsieocsss Feasibility OF
sueh . SaAea -. By March Isl vs
VII Res the vfsassses toee<her ~ 81
b tskseG evi1aoce - 70 the vatcs o.
tie Es9pexsy. Il vili dcahAken take q
good deal Ct sine to ind vheee al Of il
a. Is has been vxxsOosiy eselEased u
from tsirty % forty Essisiona- s1ppoke
. far esfaazts veaid be about sesrfy
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Inx1es.xz sazDs. a subscribe,

lANI6sAxz saxDs. A subscriber
called a. THIS oiiise Lass night. and said:
" ooid 10 Dot De veil fss tie chamber
Of Commerce OF board OF trade 20 e.
range Witt Mr.. Lsiicaicsl, Of san Fran
cssc9, owner OF the barrel facsory. g.
aiiow the vacant sheds On the property
TO be useo BY immigrants vno CONS
Ders, voile they are ieokIle for soos
t,oDs. Something OK thas kind nnsi
be done. know one party OF tweiv.
persols which left Seattle because the,
oouId mos md shelter. Houses can roi
De ball fast enough, and some arrange
ments must be made for the Temporary
nabitatson Of neg ooUefs. Itsre val
be 10 eIpense 30 anybody. Those wtS
occupy the sheds viii eisdly pay q tan
rental, for The tine thsy are snsre.
advertised Q house TO rent this morn
Ing and today, after IL vAs Rented, hal
sixteen appiic.r;s for II. They wese al
new corners. some said they ser,
iivsng ia tents Ia tie sabsrbs. Oshe
towns have their inmiafGlf sheds, hnG
Why should not seattle. phe sheds o
tie barrel factory would lord sneite
70 one bandred families eS q iirae, viii
slight repsirs. I hope some one Vii
take this naassef 10 band, and 90 some
thug With IT, 1honssrds Of peopI
sant TO settle in Seattle and Kin,
ooonty, and Why SHOULD We not do soue
tang 10 Assist lhemT