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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-18

isxfipn befcre JnstSce Kuhn tAsf NON
day He wns hoand over- IN the sum
Of 4SD. 10 appear a9 the next fcrm q
d. district court and IN default q
All wss committed u the e0uasy lAi1.
On THURSDAY. = writ of hst,e4s coEpos
wxs f<<s5es3 and he wns taken before
Jssdee Ianeford and w2s released. the
fu<irp hoIksinR that the section OF the
statute reisxing 70 mortgages on PER
sonaI property. which prcyidcs pan
ishment for removing mortgages
pruperty from the county, unsssnses-
fufsuad- NcFzrizud can nov hide
away.
Spokane FaIls Ckssssrie. When T.
J. HYDE. Who keeps . jeweary store
next 10 the possofIice, entered his place
al business the efhber morning he ras
asfonsshesi 10 discover the show case
door Open and dozen watches and
other valzahles missing AT Sssf he
was inefsned to consider the mysterl-
os1s disappearance a his ev.sds ~ =
practical ;oke Of other parties in the
<sm< bui(iing. bat receiving no par
ticular consolation in that connection.
be commencei working Q search Of
the premises. The result was he dis
covered finger prints On the transom-
which be had left open the previous
nixhs--and came 10 the conclusion
that burglars had entered the Store by
this route II Was an easy matter for
them 10 escape, as the door vas fAs-
tened from the inside by spring lock.
The show case was stripped Of its con-
tents. amounting in value to about
S9B. A. VI. Davis conducts sewing
machine business in the same store
There was money in the till. but the
police have discovered no clue TO the
thieves.
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shipr,pw Intelligence,

The bark Germania arrived today
TO load coal for the Black Diamond
company. and the bark Detroit 20 load
Cedar Mountain coal. both for San
Francisco.
The ship J. Il. Walker is ready for
sea, her cargo al Ss,s tons OF Black
Diamond coal being completed.
The ship Mt. Washington viii he
loasiesi tomorrow evening. Her cargo
will comprise iSge tons OF Franklin
and Seattle coal.
faEr TOWNSEND. May IL Arrived
bark Normandy.
PaRr MsptSsS, May Is.--Arrived-
Bark Nidette. schooner Tampa.
TsrcosU. May 1.-THE ship Com
nn,lore and the bark Cassandra and 2
bark passed out in tow OF the tug Tycc
Cloudy, fresh southern wind.
SAX fkSSctsce. May E.-ArTiyed-
ship Barring Brothers, Seattle.
Clsarances go Steamer Mexico, Vic
toYia.
Departures -S,samer san Pedro. Ia
coma ship Alaska. Tacoma.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

sxar1Lx. Thur>lxy Nag Il
Three carloads 81 Five stock we're
among ilbe receipts to-day
The ree<ip&s Of butter ard egg hsse
fazien on greatly during the past thres
days.
PRoDTcE RECEIPTS Daring The
past - hours the prodors received N
seattle inciudea The fosIoving- :
ps<kaees butter. ; cases egg, ~ sacks
poeassss. . tons hay % sarks Wheat,
~ csnsafs noug. 8 packages fruit -
bsndie. hides, II bgrdIes pe3ts. bun.
dse~ skins. rs cattle. 30 sheep hog
and cali. There we're received owes
the Puget seund Shore railroad 9 car
k,ssz- az general merchandise
sHfPXEyTS-D During the past =
hoars general freights we're sent from
seattle In the following quantities: G.
FAP.s. r. r. - tons, P. :. 3 X r 3
tons. =. l. s. & r. Ry- III tons.
Es<amers-Angsfs S tons, Grace
tons. Michigan I ton. Alaskan 10 tons,
Ensnra Hayward tons, Harry Lynn
2 tens. Fleetwood ton, skAxif Chief
10 tons. Evangri IL tons. Lily - tons
and Eliza Anderson tons. Total %
tons.
EGGs-Light receipts- No change
IN values.
POTATOES-Some sales are report
esd by dealers 10 have teeu made -
lox as - PER ton. Retailers quote the
market af 81 per sack
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HOW 1T Is DONE.

ne tse>tOIat1on uh tht ~ ~
Normal Condition IL the Secret Of
Success In the Treatment OF all
Diseases.
An eminent scientist. recently dis
cussing the principles of health. makes
the assertion that electricity or mag
netism is not only the origin but the
perpetuation of life, and that a want
OF electricity in the human organism
gives place for disease and decay. He
says that the restoration to a normal
electrical condition of the body is the
great secret of success of the electrical
system of medicine as praeticed by the
Drs. Darrin OF Seattle and Portland
who have been enabled by its means TO
effect wonderful cures where the use
Of all known drugs has proved a fail
ure. This theory Is fully verified in
practice by the following testimonials
WONDERFUL RESTORATION OF HEARING.
Nh. EprraR-Dear sir: NV little
boy has been deaf since he was IL
months old. and was deaf that he has
never learned TO talk, and is now )
years old had consulted a great
many physicians and none could do
anything for him, and said that his
hearing could never be restored. As q
last resort. consulted the Drs. Darrin
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My little eiFl tonight. with childish
sie~,
Although her months had Numbered
not tNo-torc.
Escaped her narsc. and. at my stgay
doot.
With tiay fingers rapplag. spoke to
me
Though faint her words. heard them
tremhlingiy
Fab fron her hrs, a. Il the darkness
bore
Its weight upoa her; " Father
child M more
" ai;esi Tor, hat stralshtway w;lliowly
hroWgh; the sweet intruder into
Ugh;
With harry laughter. Even - some
wight,
when. from the nursing earth ESCAPED
and free.
My~oul shAll ,ry in her first Infant
tiirh,
To seek t;Csl's chsmher, these ss0 words
shall he
Those thai Vii make him opc his door
IA me
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Il tbe fnt<ruakscnal Hote3- Cherry
street. in his cAsR ard they said fhzt
DIZZY c0utd care hinz. Eow, after three
treatments, the chi1dss hearing i n
uost entirely restored, and be Seefns
70 be ds1ed " The sound Thro3Eh
fhznkfulness and grxfifns1e 70 the doc
sprx. and for the sake If Others that
may be aalicfed. give this testinnen-
nj 10 the pubic can be referred 10
ut the corner af Front and Vine streets.
sesxzie. w. 7.
pKayxn2 UxEp n TIN uTxrrEs-
To the public For the past 4 or 5
wears have been almost totally deaf.
20 ~ to not even hear the church bells
Nv occupation as miner made IL
very dangerous for me ~ could NOT
bear the working ct the coal that pre-
ce-ies fail i came TO Seattle to Drs-
Darrin and consulted them in regard
! 70 INV trouble. ard vent under their
electromagnetic treatment After one
operation OF about ten minutes dura-
fion nay hearing was entirely restored
As good ~ il ever was IN my life. and
out OF fhankfuluess for the wonderful
results in mr. case freely recommend
them to the pubic and can be cheer
| fully referred TO At any time at New
castle, W. r. MaKrTS BArLAS-
GENERAL pKsTLIrr AND cArAKRH crRED
Twenty years ago. while working in
a saw min and doing heavy lifting. l
was taken with stitch OF pain in my
back, which resulted in . general de-
hilify. l have also for number OF
years been troubled with cafarrh, and
tired many things for relief. but to no
avail until consulted the Drs. Darrin.
and they have, after few treatments.
nearly restored me to health can
gladly be referred TO at Houghton. w.
+. WV. GTLBxRr.
Az oPEy LETTER
SEATTLE, W. T.
DKs. DaRxIs-Gentlemen now
| take the pleasure of writing you that
after a full course of your electro
magnetic treatment l am entirely
cured Of pain in my chest, which
has troubled me for over eight years.
Having been under treatment by doc
tors Of Liverpool, Glasgow, Calcutta
and San Francisco, none OF them did
me any good until I came under your
! treatment. which am sure has per-
manently cured me, for which, gentle
men, beg TO remain yours gratefully,
WiLLIBM LITTLE
OFFICE HOURS AND PLACE or BUSINESS.
| The Dr>. D4rrin are located at the
International Hotel, Cherry street,
Seattle w. T. Consultation free They
will under no circumstances take a
case that they are positive that they
cannot cure or benefit. Charges are
reasonable and the poor treated free
from 0 to 10 q. m. Tuesdays and Sat
urdays.
Offiee hours from l0a. IN. to p. m. ;
evenings, to 8; Sundays, 10 to r.
They cure permanently all diseases
of the genito-urinary organs, loss OF
desire OF sexual power in man or wo-
man, and make a speciality of deafness
and catarrh, and also treat successfully
all diseases of the nose and throat, eye
and ear. etc, as web as all accnte and
chronic diseases of whatever nature, il
durable. No cases taken il not.
Most cases can receive home treat
ment after a visit TO the doctors office.
Inquiries answered and circulars
sent free.
(The Drs. Darrin also have branch
office at rs Fifth street, Portland. Or,
where any in that vicinity can consult
| them.)
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10 hsse fsen robbed IN Texas~ followed
Y, New Orleans nxsd ppiseEed
II & reported that the o. = 4 - 60
have aulx u1rk On H. Enreka Hat-
ne reason given Is thss nes pxoceed-
Inxs are being inseisssted for stzht-of-
An Odd FeIlpvsF temple u % b.
erected 4 Wsitshurx ri once
The o. W. & T. Surveyors are rum
ming . pr<iintnsry line from TIE
EoYvfa Yisf line % WxitsbuSg-
Two n<u steamers 81 rus On snake
liver are % be busff this summer ~
Ripafia- -.
III ste spans In The bridee At Pasro;
but tho remain incomplete Al VIZ
/ Be finished By August First
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Query is & tniaTtous "a u-Vhsra frs-ss,
etrAt ~ nSne y~@rS nit g sfais so,.insi
tAstsa. II sas. kns sicsr ,sczii ghc grogsisi
~ ags up
L, is not injurious 10 dig around
tres, IL the digging is net deep. A
to- inches ia depth VIII acc sap'tsa
ihe parpo ia vfss. va. destroy the
compact sod and make the sarfser
aleiiS ", - as % ABSORB the rams and
sliax the air TO eirvaiste- >tusii hyaurh
roots spread oat Rear tas susf4ce a.
others eaasep down. and ase slssireySt
whsn YOU dig more than ses iachss
br.oa the seF.aee-
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Seattle. Lake Shsre { Eastern
kalHsy Ceupany.
CHANGE OF TIME.

IN AND AFTER SUNDAY. MAY 9TH
~ lSsS and with further nosice. trains
viii run - per srheanze below. conncrsinz
a. Union Bar with steamers ON Lake wash
inxsun- ard ~ Gilman with Stages to ans
frum Fall City and SaoQuAiraie Hop Ranch
PSsserxefs leAvinx Seattle a. ? - a n eas
reach FAN City and Hop Ranch ssrze even
ing. and BY iezring latter point b. stage II
same day
"a daily
@B- daily EXCEPT Snnaay.
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Physsaza How 1ii TIE se,Astlvr
pow Ter efiect yaar vile last uirbs, NJ
SMITH =" NJ. SAITH NsssSscetsk!
phxnsssari-, nsSastroxsly Nzsn : she
ahte 10 sieenr' Mr. Saith ><csr :
Mhsr sAe hafy cried tr0su natdai &
unta saornlas. AL sac sisTt s.lreash
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American Express leHiz, tahadA 4 n
eific 70. Canada Southern 49,. Central
Pacific 3lA, Burlington il4,z, Delaware
md Lackawana l2sH. Denver and Rio
Grande II. Erie 2as+. Lake Shore DN,
Louisville and Nashville 55ss, Michi-
gan Central IS. Kansas and Texas
Il, New York Central 105s<, Northern
Pacific 2sE. preferred 5i1, North
western l87l4, Oregon Improvement
*, Navigation 9ik, Transcontinentai
2fsk, Pacific Mail 34sz. Reading 6ih.
Rock Island 100, st. Paul Ii9<. Texas
Pacific aD,., Union Pacific 5SA.
SEW YogK STOCK REVIEW.
NEW YoEx. May 1.-The stock mar
ket today was up to O'Clock intensely
| duh and almost without feature of any
I kind. but after that time was weak
and fairly active. finally closing at
material concessions from last even
ing's prices. The opening was made
at irregular changes from last nights
figures and while there was an inclina-
ton To weakness in the early trading
upon selling by traders, it soon re-
covered again and began TO advance.
Almost everything is lower tonight.
the few advances being for insignifi-
/ cant fractions only
Government bonds were duh and
/ firm.
SEw YORK MARKET.
NEw YORK, May 17.-Hops quiet.
sugar-Quiet, steady, fair refining
quoted ~, refined steady, c 81. extra
c 5s.@5A. white extra Z So, yellow
5 I-iGn59s, off A 9 i-l6, mould A 8,
standard A 6st, confectioners' A 81,
cut loaf and crushed 8. powdered Z.
graduated ga. cubes \.
Copper-Quiet. Lake $l6.G.
! Lead Weak. domestic $a.l0-
Tin-Dull, straights SCI.
Coifee-Spot fair, Rio firm, s15.15;
options 30sd40 points higher. active,
closing barely steady, sales, 49,
/ 100 bags; Nav $i4i0ai4.i5. June
| $li. 45dii.55. July $i2.so@l2.95. Au-
gust sl2.05;a IT, ~, September $ii.io9
90. October $ii. l0M lbs.
PETROLEUM.
/ Srw Yogx, May II. - Petroleum
showed more signs of strength to-day
than nj aay time for over a month.
The opening was firm Mt 50. and buy
ing by the Standard oil people caused
sharp spart to 0'4 This was fol-
lowed by a reaction, after which the
market became Quiet and closed at
son. Consolidated exchange-0pen-
ing -. highest goj., lowest -, closing
Soy; Stock exchange Opening 81,
highest g1i1. lowest 80, closing o9,4 !;
Sales, 2 COS go barrels.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO, MAY iT.-Wheat-Sjeady.
cash SOS, June s11s, July 9o7s.
Corn-shade easier. cash 50, June
5-s1, July 57ss.
oai--F Firm, cash $40. June 81,
july 338.
Barley-Sominal.
Pork-Steady. cash $ii22ls, June
Sii2S, July SASS.
I.arsi--Stcady. cash and June $s.i5,
July ssi7l..
/ CHICAGO CATTLE NsEKrrs.
Chicago, May i7.-Caitle-- Receipts
II .oso. weak for heavy cattle, steers
sasS. cows $ie1.15. stockers and feed
eTs s. 7atf4 10. Texas steers <5@i2o.
Hogs Receipts q 600. fairly good al
3 points decline. mixed s5.to@3.1o,
heavy SS6oVt5-5. light $500 500.
sheep Receipts 900. steadier ,weoleCl
S4et6, shorn xse5.5o. Texas wooded
sipes5 20 Texas shorn $2.Jot83.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
/ LtvERPooL, MAY i7.-Wheat--Firm,
demand fair, holders offer sparsely,
California No. Is tId@7s per GENITAL.
Corn Firm demand fair, new mixed
wertsfn IS al per GENITAL.
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yalanh1e Gsvern0ent Pscperty
vhs<h 10 GOT Utf1iEe4-shSpPsng
asd Otheg Notes

yalaahpe GsveSn1ent Pscperty
vhteh 10 cot Utf1iEed-shepp1ng
snd Ofaheg Notes.
PoRrTovxsxsp, May fan old res
id<nt hailed the Pesr-IsrKIAIsEscEx
reporter yesterday and said: II zee
that one of the customs officers thinks
the crying need Of the seryice here Is a
steam launch to cruise about for SNUG
cling snail craft That il rather rich.
Why7 Because the government owns
and has owned for several years, fIne
steam launch bought expressly for this
purpose. She Ia nov lying unused al
lrondsle and has been there for seine
DE. This Il not generally known but
I should think all the customs officers
should be aware Of IL. Nov that 1t
win be made public trust the launch
will be brought 10 the port-of-entry
and put To some u~e. l wo1ld like 10
take her and go down beiow Point
Wilson for few nights. | have seen
some queer sights down there which
poinf 10 no other conclusion than that
Il Is thriving smuggiers' rendezvous
VOTES.
ArFtttsi tE3H UftfHthN ittr -sNf
mandy from san Diego for Tt-aiady
10 load lumber for Australia; bark
Tenpiar from San Francisco for Sc
attic 20 return with coal.
Passed out Bark Charles Bal lum-
her laden from Tacoma for Townes-
vile. Australia, The demand for which
the Raj was iit,eied was paid in full
and the libel dismissed.
Another new enterprise IN the shape
OF brick yard has been started by
Thomas DYummoBd.
j. Brown, who 30 savagely assaulted
Captain O'Brien aud Others ON the
Premier few nights since. was yes
! serfay bound over to the next grand
Jury by United States Commissioner
Wood, ard committed TO jail in de-
fault Of fDo
L. II. Pontius returned from up
Sound this morning.
oPfru SEIZURE.
A seizure OF twelve pounds OF opium
was made here ON the Alaskan this
morning. A similar seizure was made
on the tmatilIa on Tuesday. 1t Is be-
li@ved that the total of the smuggling
oi opium carried on in this small way
will aggregate large amount daily.
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NV YoRx. May l7.--Noney ON call
easy At la2. last loan 2, closed III;
prime mercantile paper. 4L@6t4 {;
sterling exchange active, firm At 4-s5<
fos sixty day bills. and $4-ssk for de-
mand.
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FRHM OIYMfIA.
Inside History af tho Effort to De-
feat Agent Eetts Confirtnntfou.

feat Agent Eetis Condemnation.
OLYMPIA. May t7.--From a personal
friend Of Indian Agent Eclls in this
city. the real canse OF the protest
against that gent.cnan's confirmation
Is learned. The matter, a. related. j.
~ follows, Some months ago Probate
Judge Wictersham. Of Tacoma, dis
covered what he thought was an error
in the survey Of the Puyallup Indian
Reservation. which error, Il proven.
would throw open Ia entry several
hundred acres OF choice land about
one mile from Tacoma. Mr.. Wicker
sham Immediately induced as many
Of his friends as ID would take
80 enter the land in issl acre tracts, to
accompany him 10 the land office,
then st Olympia. where they applied
Ia enter the land. The applications
we're rejected by the local land officers
for the reason that the official plat
showed the land applied for 70 be part
Of the reservation. Wiesersham and
associates then appealed to the depart
ment ut Washington, and 10 make
themselves douhiy sure they went on
10 the land and began their improve
fuents. Agent Eeils, hearing Of the
matter. ordered the parties 20 rclin-
quiSh operations. This they did, after
having assured Mr. Eclls that they
would be the cause OF his repentance
of his artion They waited patiently uu-
iii Mr.. Eells' term had nearly expired
and thcn man Of their own selection
was urged for the position. Failing In
this aud Eells being re-nominated for
the agency, they at once filed charges
Of dishonesty and incapaeity against
him. which & the cause Of the present
investigation. The question OF the
survey of the reservation j. said TO he
still under consideration by the de-
paftment a, Washington.
sEws NOTES.
Auditor Tweed's office j. today the
scene Of grand Transformation. this
being, a. Mr.. Tweed expresses il. his
spring clean.ap II j. his intention g.
re-arrangc the vanli and other parts OF
his osfire 81 that 10 Mill lie much more
convenient for the pahiic.
Judge W r Ready today united in
marriage, AZ his Office. W ". Black
and Miss Ida Patterson. beth OF whom
arrived in this city tr,fm walla Malla.
Also. at the Columbia house last night
he tied the nuptial knot for &. y Al
len, oi blanchard. W. T., and Els
Hurley, OF Mason county,
ludgv J a.. sparks took the boat tli.
morning for Seattle. where he gacs e.
look after his real estate interests
c. n I.sayenuufth, ksl.. pTomin
ent lanbctman of trays iarhsr. j.
In the city
A. III Chambers Yesterday shippe,l
several tons of hides 10 san Francisco
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BAsEBALL GAMES.

CLEVELAND, May E.-Brooklyn Is,
Cleveland o.
BALTIMORE. May H. Baltimore 9,
Athletics l.
IxpsAsAroLfs. May E.-There was
no game today on account OF rain
ST. Lours. May l7.-There was no
game today on account OF rain
pxTRodT-wasHISsToy
DEaTsrr, May 17.--O'Day's pitching
was weak and be was hit hard. The
vicsor's did not hit Gitxein effectively.
Score: Detroit I, Washington |.
VIEW YoKK-PfrTsBURc.
PIrTsBrRs, May E.--After a hard
contest today the umpire called the
game At the end Of the ninth inning.
The score was a tie. much To the dis
gust Of the audience and the home
club. who were confident Of winning
by run in the tenth inning. Score
New York 4, Pittsburg 4.
CHICAGO, May II. = The Bostons
were unable TO do anything with
kroch to-day, and made their two
runs by mere scratches. Chicago on
the other hand fell on to Sowders
in the last half Of the game. and par
alyzed him. Score: Chicago 8, Bos-
ton ,
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IL would seem from this that the
commissioner had done and was doing
some good work, and that he was a
terror 10 evil doors. Just how long
Seattle people will gulp down water
and call it milk il. it seems, past find
ing out. Some of these days there
will be an awakening, and then every
body will be wondering why action had
not been taken sooner.
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IiyERPnoL sAnKErs.

LIVERPOOL, May i7.-Whest--Firm
demand fair, holders efser sparscly
California No. I 6s t1d@7s per GENITAL
Corn Firm demand fair, new mixed
wertefn IS al per GENITAL
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AdulterSted MIN.

A report just issued by the milk in
spector of the city of Boston shows
this startling fact:
OF the. milk sent to that market dur
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sEArrLE-sKaeIf RIVER ROUTE,

steamer Cry Of Quincy ieAves Seattle fog
Sksxis River and way ports Monday and
Thursday mornings. returning Tuesdays
and Fridays
Fog freight and passage apply II conara-
nyss ctfser On ye~ieT's Wharf
H. y JACKSON. Asst Manager.
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A simnIe Eu.iness Rule.

Here is somath.ny for practical men and
women to consider.
/. Every man ought to have a good paper
for 1885.
Y Q. TIE CONSTITUTION is tho best and cheap
lest paper you can get.
g. BY taking The CONSTITUTION you stand q
iohanco to get $3.50 in gold as present at the
;end OF the month, or 500, or $50, or S25, OF
$40, or So.
4. BY taking any other paper you have no
,suoh chance and yen get poorer paper be-
sides.
Then isn't II business to take THE CoSsTITU-
TIoN? Compare it with any other paDer.
You will see it is the biggest best and cheapest.
Then it gives away $3.50 at the end of the
month 30 its subscribers part Of which you
have an equal chance to get. No other paper
gives Won any such chance. 1T does not cost
you an extra cent. You simply pay for your
paper
Can you afford, as business man, not to
take THE CONSTITUTION? Don't delay and
-
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''''s.ss--'s sssssss.s..sss
LITTLE MARY
4 rod
ONE YEAR AND THREE MONTHS

THAT is all there was, but we soon found ON.
that 1t was the pretty little baby that had took
the croop the night before and had died, and
they'd buried it there in the corner of the
fence and moved on to Texas"
Ii they'd er give her Ell spoonful of caro-
sene oil, she wouldn't or died with croop,"
spoke up Brown.
Thar warn t no carosene oil them DAVIS"
retorted Plunkett, rather sharply, and then he
proceeded.
The old oman and me have kept that
little grave fixed up and both of us have vent
out there and cried er many er time when we'd
think Of the sweet face of that tender mother.
and want her to know that we love the little
babe and call it ours, and every New Years
day we go out there and renew the head-board,
and think of her and wonder if she had any
moro little girls as sweet as Little Mary.
SARGE
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young mother that looked too tender for thu
rough ways Of Texas, until we got crcross the
creek to where we were going and then we
dismissed them and spent happy last highs
OF the old year
eve didn't get back home in two or three
days but when we did come. the movers had
gone, there was some scattered fodder and
corn and some chunks of wood and ashes that
showed the camping place, and overin the cor
ner OF the fence there was er little grave
rounded up, and er board was stuck at the
head which read