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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22

The true Christian is like the ,wnlch
Pursues his noiseless track, and every Ne
leaves the effect of his beams in blessing
upon the world around him.--lLuther.
Christ always sails in the ship of PRAYER.
He steers safely; He sees the hidden rocks
and secret shelves, and needs no star nor
compass. He fills the sails of the Chdrchis
ship with prosperous gales, to bring her into
safety. He turns Gains into storms. 10 obey
his Church's cry, and raises the waves Of
the sea, so that saints are glad because of a
storm, to bring them to a calm haven. OH
happy storms, that drive saint to HeavenI
Oh, happy Heaven, that enjoys a PERPETUAL
and everlasting calml-Laa
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22

AoASAJ nAOuS.
The Japanese bookkeeper always has
one of these machines before HIM. and
the bookkeeping of Japanese store is
worth notice. The Office is in the same
little room in which the goods are kept
The bookkeeper sits on his heels behind
a low fence built in the shape of a right
angle and about two feet high. Here
he has paint brush and some India ink
ana with this he paints the DAYS transac.
lions IN Chinese letters in books of rice
paper bound by tying the leaves together
WIN string There arc many large
stores in Toxic, and these as a rule do
tnelr business on strict business prin-
clPles- Clerks, as a rule, go in as boys
and serve years of apprenticeship. getting
little but their board and clothes. After
they have served perhaps ten or eleven
yesrs 1t Is customary for their employers
70 set them up in business of their own.
but this means an outlay, perhaps, of
nifty or hundred dollars. and as a rule
the clerks here work for their living.
Ihey dress In japanese fashion and never
wear their shoes while in the store.
was told of some clerks in one of the
large book stores here who get from SIS
to $50 a month, and this was mentioned
as an extraordinary thing. The average
clerk gets two days of vacation in
year, and is entitled to two suits of
clothes and his board chatted with a
bookseller through my Interpreter. His
store was hole in the wall with great
exchanging roof shading it from the
sun. The hole had floor about twelve
feet square, and this was covered first |
with straw mats, sx6 feet in size. and
upon these was laid stock of .Japanese /
hteruture of all descriptions. There were |
shelves about the walls. and these were
also piled high with books. They /
were laid fiat, and were not stood on
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22

THE Gar will visit the Emperor Of German,
In Berlin early in 1850
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22

RIajP'e piils eI Rss s09IisR a s9si a'a
OYnI Box. n ronnd II PILL.
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22

EEnEgE STUDY. Bcok-keepiur-I lllsi ness F or-ns.
HuEiE Peumanshir Arithmetic. Shorthand etc.
NJ thoroughly taught Hy MAIL Circul. ~ frge-
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22
KNOWN.
ONLY 25 CE N IT .
TOT pa,ae OF Cult Pana Mans

Colored Mars Of each Stale ard Territory in the
United Stats Also Maps Of every Country IN tho
World. The letter press gives the square miles OF
rites: average temperature; salary q ciclas and
theprincipa rcsimasters IN the State NUMBER q
farms with their productions and theYalue Thereon
different manufactures and number OF mi luAes,
etc. etc. Also the area Of each tofeifn country
ard their money value amount q itadei Lehklgh'
ir horses cattle. sheep. and vast amount Of in
Lo--.--- I'm D. III
The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1889-03-22

l.ere.i.apsMer Pef m m ,..nil .
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
Oct. 8, :

nc aoove sale is postponed until Sat.
u gay Nov. l6, 1899, at same hnur IN hot
oa, a. , C. G HAVlRD.
1000 Sheriff
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
Notice of Sheriff s = ale Under Ev
ecuion,

By virtue Of an execution issu"d out of
t NJ, Dis'rlcl court al The Second Jndclal
Instruct OF luaho Territory IN and for Ada
county, wherein John Lrmp is plaintiff
tilmltedl Is defendant, upon a Judgment
rendered on March 30, 1889, for the
sum OF Sll2l3.Sl, besides costs and in.
.fr5 st. nave 'h's day levied upon all the
nIni,nd, ' nf ioan" efolu ana Silver lines
crihrJ rea H. es :" ""u 10 'he following de
one twenty. sttmn on,r,, mil, -,
dre,iun ~ ~ ,s"',hp quartz mill and re
tr,n.ts ca ""' S rs WIN an It's machinery,
The reliars ~ M, 1 p s'ore building with
t"u oe'ia's '''eIeto oei1nglng, one boarding
nttire n ""' oaachsh''h shop one assay
WAY one h barn "ne 1 IoS nllict, one tram
dw,.il; "n ho oa'n, uue 'odging house, six
s"V'i'"s HOUSES, win tn posscssory right
!" ;" much OF the ground under and
around ssr,. ,he varlous structures as is neces,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29

Tho Senate committee on irriga.
ton has bit upon a plan by which the
ard portion Of land in the southern
part OF Cslifornis can be transformed
into fertile soil sufficient to proyide e
homes for half million people. The
plan eomprehends the acquisition Of
Southern California from Mexico aud
the reclamation Of tract OF about
four million acres of arid land in the
southern par, Of California and ex.
tending south across the boundary
line. This land is Of marvellous nat.
ural richness aud is said TO be almost
identical with that OF the Nile delta
OF Egypt, but without irrigation il is
practically useless. The whole tract,
however, could be watered from the
Colorado river at comparatively little
expense, but the only practical point
for cutting canal and tapping the
river is across the boundary line IN
Mexico for short distance. About
half the land to be reclaimed is over
the line in Mexico. For these rea-
sons the acquisition OF Lower Cali
forpia. by the United S,aIas is nade
> pas Il sss ,rrigsiJD psu5sct.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29

PoCATELLd
Ises and 4
HE boys
Sce to-nia
rs. IRw
his ran
cnE Wol
call froI
yesterd
Yer dolla
Ex.GovE
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Burned y
id this y
Ialfa.
Emers
I'M Astol
kHAELEI
knces of
{e,lnesda
Wolv
NINE b
mmenc
days
the o
IRE to t
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ed, IN
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day
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT Boss CITY In,uo

LAND ofFIcE AT BoIst CITY, IDAHO.
Motion ;s october %, 1889.
N"lce Is hereby given that the lollow
named settler has filed notice of hrr
t'r''.'oh 10 make final poof in sli nor,
u. y n ,,e clam, and that said proof viii he
> e made b'iore Register and Receiy', -" y,
n ~ ooily., Idaho, on Thursday Nov "
g. ',ad io1g, VIZ Katharine \. u. r. ,ntt who
"'' " ,i' S entry No lG44, for the Sc i SW
! - y ," =, Sec 20, NE d SIC Sec
,, nne names the following witnesses ia
i;va,;o continuous residence upon and cul
My l "i, said land, viz W. r Hist,
al aSi' - Elder William anft, John Lenrv
all OF Placerville, Idaho '''u i'eary'
fsAkLEG PEyEEy. Kasisycn
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
Boise City
MARBLE WORK s,
-Manufacturers aud Dealers in
Italian Marble and Granite

Monuments, Tombstoncs, / hlc,s. Sta,
ucs, Iron Fences, and all kinds If Gene
terry work. We have secured the servicas
OF a frSl-class workman from the FAST
We are better !han ever prcpared f.,
do fistciass york, at such eytro,ne
~ 10" prices as to d., fly competition
we have also received finc selection nj
original designs, both III granite and mar.
pie' SO that parties can make as GOOD a so
lection fr2m these designs as can be lound
anywhere in the United States.
Please call and examine, or write for ON,
designs and prices, b, fore placing vour or
ders elsewhere. We will make il tn Won,
interest To do so
Our designs in Iron Fences orc tho ho,,
ana cheapest III the world. We can r,r
niSh good Wrought Iron Fence near,,.
as cheap as wood fence.
JAMES DYMoKE,
"A NorvSp Manager.
Proprietor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
Notice.

In the Propaie Court uf The county 81
Boise. TsrriInry o. Idaho.
Notice il hereby given that =. C. gilsb,
ha, ing tled In this Court petition for
an order ia sell the real estate uf the estate
OF j. T larsen. deceased: the hearing OF
tue same has been fixed by said Court for
Monday, the 18th day of November. 1880,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
At the court room thereof, 4 idaho City,
IN the County &c Boise; aud all persons
interested IN said estate are notified then
and here to appear and shnw cause. il
any there he, why the said petition should
not be granted and the order Of sale be
made, as prayed for.
Dltel Oclober - 1890
W. :. =. HART, UscyS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
IDAHO WORLD.


bNiat itENRtHAt. a tteipNhh VI
Long valley, who left on his return
yesterday, said that agents OF the
STANDARD Oil Co. had taken up four
hundred acres OF placer ground in
that district. instead Of one hundred
and sixty as reported in these col.
umns. To take up this Number Of
acres several companies had to be
formed i. :. :. The Wallace manufactur-
ing, electric and water company filed
articles OF incorporation in the office
OF the Territorial Secretary on the
2end inst. The company was organ
ICED FOR the purpose Of engaging in
general manufacturing and ~ furnish
10 tie town Of Wallace, in Shoshone
county. electric light for Illuminating
purposes and to furnish it also with
water from streams in the vicinity for
general purposes. -. Doc Rankin
came ia from Long valley on Satur-
dsy evening last. He has been as
sisting on the survey in charge Of
Mr.. S. Rhodes, who is engaged in
running township lines and in subdi-
viding during the past two or three
months. Although at an altitude OF
Alas feet it is not cold and fine crops
Of wheat, barley and oats were raised
during tho past season. The valley
is from fifty to hfty.fve mica long
with an average OF ten wide. r. NJ
Crawford is about to erect grisi
mill. He is now getting out the tim.
bers for the frame. He also has I
store with large stock Of good,
which he sells at Boise prices WITH
the freight added The timber FIRE
that ragged so furiously in tho noun,
tains destroyed one. half, at least, Of
tho growth about Long valley. Tn,
fire ran over the dead grass on the
valley and destroyed great deal o
il as well as the cut and stacked hay
Enough was left, however, to keel
nearly all the cattle, Hay was sell
ing from tl50 to t5,00 per ton. :.
Sam Brsmbo, an aged pioneer, dice
at the poor farm last week. He wa
mn industrious miner and prospector
but Of bis early history, or whethe
he left relatives, we are uniformed
lie was about seventy.hve years oil,
and we believe a native OF England
The Lower Payetie ditch compa
ny has fled certificate OF intention I,
continue doing business as corpora
ton under the statutes as now exist
ing. :. The veteran miner, judge
Heath, writes Us from Atlanta: a
have had hard struggle to get my
mines properly opened, but have sue
ceeded at last, and can now trul,
say that have the Washington min,
opened complete and showing one o
the largest bodies OF rich gold ore ev
er seen in Idaho. will have on,
hundred tons crushed this fall. Ru
dolph, Superintendent OF the Buffalo
mine, has just completed setting il
their mill, one of the latest paten
Frae vanuers, that is working witt
great success. lie will commenc,
crushing my rock as soon as he fin
ishes a small run Of his own. -. A
ID. Foote, who has charge of the irri
CATION survey, has an office in th,
capitol building. He has charge o
two parties, one Of which is between
Blaekfoot aud Eagle Rock aud tn,
other further east.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
The CRIME Of The CENTURY,
Of
The Assassination of
DR.. PATRICK HENRY CRONlN,
HENRY NJ. HUNT.
The Creates, Sensation OF the A Q.

IL is the only complete and authentic
book on the subject Brimful of hitherto
unpublished facts and contains documents
never before given To the world Prnfusrlv
illustrated With original and finely exc.
1aied engFavings of the principal actors
anu scenes ia the tragedy in addition, Il
view of the court room during the progrrs,
Of the trial of the Weapons with which
the unfortunate physician met his fate
valuable pictnria. history OF lhis
greatest of modern crimes,
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
Notice Of gale of Real Estate Tn
der lxecutio1.

BY virtue of an execution issued out If
the District Court of the second judicial
District Of Idaho Territory in and for the
county of Boise, wherein Mason. Eh.mnn
~ 20 are Plaintiffs and the Idoho Gold
and Silver Mines (Limited) is defendant,
upon Judgment rendered on the oath day
OF June. 1889 for the sum Of $l70.31. be-.
sues costs and interest. have levied up
on an the right, title, claim and in.creS Of
Sald defendant, the Idaho Gold and Silver
mines u.imitedl, of, in and to the follow.
ing described real estate, toWit:
~ stamp quartz mill and reduction
works, with all It's machinery, tracks, cars.
one store building and cellars connect.
Ell and used Herewith, one b ,ar,lino
house, one blacksmith shop.
All in the town Of Graham Koisac,
Public notice is hereby given thai will
on "'''
monday the 2s;h Day of 0ct,,er, 1899.
q! ~ Que O'Clock p. NJ, of said dav, in front of
,he Court House door Of Boise county coll
4, paoilc auction for lawful money of tho
ohl'ed States all the right, clam title and
interest ct the said defendant thr J1nhn
o " .t ana silver Mines Q4imitetD of, in and
10 the above described property, or so
iluci' lliereo as may be necessary to sat
iSiy saiu Judgment with interest and costs
Ca 10 thc highest and best bidder
Z. G, llAVIRD,
Oct. 8, 80. 'noil H.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
BOISE CITY AND NAhPl
Notice of heri rs Sale Of ~
Estate Under Execution

D., virtue If all execution issued Out
hi trict Court of the second ndclal p''"
Idaho Territory in and for tho Count! u =
where II shainwrld Bros are paih'n' 'H
Idaho Gold and Silver Mines limited i'u's''-'
upon a iudymen rendered on tn sRu 's
June, 1880. for the sum oil sllb'S' pes'a'
and interest I have evie1 upon ah A'
title, claim and in crest Of the said DEL 'ua''
Idaho Coll aud Silver Mines timteal A''
to the following scribed real estate e'"'H 81
90 STAMP quartz mill and reduction wo'A' W.
its its machinery. tracks. cars, etc u
One store building and cellars conu''", H.,
used herewith. one boarding hou'e'
smith shop :.
All in the town of Graham Boise couus
Pablo notice is hereby given 'aa'
Monday the 18th day Of oct'bH, i "a .,a
At o'cl ,ck p. NJ. of said day, in iro'' :" ="
House door, Bo Sc county. sell at puoic NV :
for lawful money of the United ~ ~. SsfsnJs,
right, little, claim and int 'est OF SAM msd, d. ,
TIN. Idaho Gold d ilv Mines TIM 4 ma
an to t,e above described pp"Pt.H.,,., aid lat
thereof AZ may be necessary to sa'i'' Ana bsAd
Iuent, with interest aud costs &c, , " % shrrd
aud best bidder. c. G. hA'A
Oct 8, 1889.
The above sale is postpon' q un :" ii,
urday, Nov. l6, 1899, at same , npp !,
day. &. G. HA'irsnh, s,if
oct. 25, 1889 'n
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-10-29
TIotice for Publication,

LAND OFFICE AT BOISE CITY, mAno,
October 5, 1889
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF his
Intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be
made before the Register and Receiver,
at Boise City, Idaho, on Monday, Novem-
Der Is, 1889, viz: Henry D,mar;s, W o
made Homestead entry No. 1890, for the
We Sc and Sc 4 Sc a. Sec 81,
and Ne a NE a, Scc 3D. TIP 10 n, r
Z, B NJ.
He names the following Witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation CT, said land, viz: Fred
Campbell, of Ilaccrvillc; James Towner.
James Dtchambcau, John Easeley, of
Garden valley, Idaho.
HARLEM PEFLEY, Register.
Oct. 8, 1899
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
MORBIDLY NERVOUS.
Johnstown's Last Disaster Due
TO Her First.
They Believe the Town ssUnder . Curse
Scenes In the Mad Rush From the
Theaser.

ycHxsYowH. Pa. Dec 1.-The accident e tie
oBeraaease ssst nizhs = - ssfss iIiusEFaFiun 81
fls hlrAgy nervgBx end sSon q q lAEgs nansnss
of sseoass n 1als 1nEogzsuzte city. EB9eT or1I-
nayY circumstances sza tesose Re aood, taere
suHIs aexa been - catastrophe There has
teen = 8tspos tioa % draw morbid conclusions
frem the CensmsBgh "a sziEy, and II has fass-
eae9 itsels nyoa woznea Gnd ynang 70 b, shd
rzsnY excltasle Bztcie-s<ed peopse. + las
been No unaoEalaoa tning 70 he>r szca r.
marks 49,
well woader What wiz hRppen next"
I'VE Fave Esd Hood, neW look cut for IRE"
"gohassowu Is under caF4e
There Is No exagzsratisn IN saying that there
hiss been a. undeaned bug anmiss3kaole feeling
Of feFeb0sgsg II coming ii, and tais l. What led
% the Slaughter lGss night I hose who nfss
sssFtrd cat vent from earnestly 70 see where sue
FIRE wss. but they did 70 exeltediy and
the instant esSsef was 8 panic. Ths
bell which struck the alarm VISA -
close 70 the the91eF that Il seeued
~ De sounding "A the building itself. and never
was confusion mere pseelpitate ard awfsl
among human beings. Two crowds fought
sxAtnst each other 3 the taezter coos, ard
terrible loss wes the result A woman ssid fhls
afternoon that she saw two Een actually stop %
sghf. whsn hota of them had the opportunity
% escape. with az GA h one said; IT'S NY
lie or yoars" aud he Knocked his antagonist
down 30 8 furious navner
No more GsA1as have resulted The pHnher
Of dead. - before s'stee. being ten Twenty
two ere seriously hurt. some OF whom viii
They Ole. Probably hfsy Others sustained
slight injuries The funersl OF the victims VIII
take Place Fgsd&y.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12

Tn re was no election IN New Jersey Ia ssS5
and con seeuentiy the vote Of IssS has 20 be
tskea. The totals for these I've states she's
that while the Jniad-paFty vote in 1885 ceased
more than 5000 over that OF the presidential
vo'e in lisa. the same party vote in isSa gained
only 1.se5 over that Of 16ss. The conditions THIS
year were also peculiarly favorable 70 al in-
crease Of the prohibition pill n two Of the
states that voted. Massachusetts, and Pennsyl.
varia- prohfbftory constitutional ameEdms MS
had been defeated and large number OF 4 mper.
anee voters were accordingly aiszaflsned and
voted the Third party ticket
II Is for fhis reason solely that the Thiri party
vote in Massachusetts, shows q gain OF ken over
II In probable, was cast By q Republican temper
aBce mar. This WAS one of the main Causes OF
the reduced Republican plurality in thai state
II Is donbsfnl. alsa, II the Third party vote ia
Pennsylvania would have shoEn any increase
over the vote OF isSS had Il not been for the de-
feat Of the prohibitoFy amendment last June.
With the Temporary gsin 70 the Third party in
these two states eiiminatej, its total vote would
show 3 large loss from that of 1855
The only conc usion thar can be drawn from
these facts IS that the Third party is not com
people Of the country. After the gains shown
by the eies tons Of I5 ard 1856, the TBird party
leaders boasEingIy proclaimed that Il was their
purpose 10 "kiH the Republican parry" The
elections Of this year 90 not ford any proof
that they are making headway with their self
imposed task
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
LYNN AND EosToN BLAzEs.
The Property Losses Of Both Cities Ag-
rregate 81 ,oon, 600.

The San Frsneisco C0ass Rsrfese, the insurance
journal Of she PaciHe coast, in Its extra Of De-
eemher furnishes the following estimate Of the
property l0skes AID insurance loses by the great
fees at Lynn and Boston. Itts interesting 70 no
fiee that the cast Reriess which charged the
large de irnction OF property By the Seattle Gre
wholly ap "a the inadequate wster supply and
the ineficiency OF the fire department. now ed
mifa that such protection, awaited nothing
against the FIRE heud az Boston and Lynn "Ab-
solutsly Gre proof buildings melted down like
snow before a summers sun. The Article is Is
follows:
During tie last week OF November two very
estiucfiye ares occurred In Massachusetts, the
one ia the manRfa tering city Of LvnIs, the other
IN Boston. Al both fres despite fate ass Gre
departments and an abundance of weter, build
iEgs melted away as quickly and IS completely
ss they did In Seattle snd Spokane Falls. Ia
Lyna, as ia Seattle, the flames swept Unchecked,
driven by the wind from the place Of starring
TO the waters edge. In Boston, several brick
squares la the mercantile district crumbled 70
nothingness ia the white" heat OF q eonfagrs-
ton which melted iron and dissolved granite.
Brick and stone spokane Falls, with wateTworks
which would not work. did not yield an easier
Prey - FIRE than did these brick aud stone
sqeares. protected by a irstelsss Ere depart
meut which was able. however, 10 restrict the
flames 70 4 narrow area.
November %. snd destroyed thiTty-dve shoe fac
terps, II Is said. four newspaper Offices, ard q
number Of dwellings. The property loss lie es-
timsfed at about f300,oO0 Altogether, Sc
buildings were destroyed, and an area Of 80 acres
was burned over. The New England factory
mutaals, il Is reported, wrote little or nothing
In Lynn.
The Boston ere occurred on November -.
breaking out ia six.staFy granite building. AZ
SIS q N. II Was the largest confederation since
that o. is72. and covered part ot the same
ground. The flames spread 50 rapidly, ard the
heat wss so intense, thar g1zee sERnm Grs en-
gines we're deserted by the aremen, and were
harmed. The property less is estimated at So
0aoeoo or hall az much rs the loss in The Seattle
lre.
BIZ nEing the wires freely. the cadss Rerisse Is
enabled 20 present the following lisa Of the sp-
pFox male losses, as both the Lynn and the Bas-
ton Ares, oi sumo 81 the principal companies
represented ca the Pacific coast The fesss
win observe that the New York matuals we're
'caughs' heav.Iy-in tie Boston Ere only, 81
that:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-12
His Destitute Family From Heleni
eemrehfnx for I1Ina.


seaFehing fes Him.
Mrs David ~. Fsier. Of II lena. Mont. Is 3;
che siEeqaalmie with her three eni drea- and
tsey haze lest their prataesof aid be sd.wipnsr.
Mr. DAyia ". Fiief- Mrs. Filer II looking Anz.
ioslsly lss her hushaad bss hss. since her arrival
sstuftlaF. beea unahle 70 fnd hlm.. she says
they starch west fsom Helena last week. bFlt be-
e. me separated in some way - spoksne Pals.
9hes had some soFf Of ga agreement 70 meet ia
seattle. hhonia they become separated, but she
has not jet seen her husband. She has no
meneF aud has been obliged 20 ask for charity
I'D her dire extremity Relief Ageat Meco0mhs
wtll. II NJ. Filler does aet soau turn up send
Mrs Filler ard Der children hack 10 Helena.
RI her dlsecarssing Incident "a the case IL
that the day sfter Ma Filsr's arrival ~ the
hossa, man called AID inquired for his wife.
waefn be said be expected % be tAere. lie said
there mera shrce children also, which tsliIed
exactly with Mrs. Pliers family, bat be gave a
different name. 1t happened that she vas out
A. ths tima aud the man went away and has not
jet returned, aithcagh four dags have geae By.
Ars FIlar SAYS that the nnn who called was
as ely her husband aud she cannot iuazine
what has become of him. We had two trunk
cnecks "a fss possession aud Il Is possible that
In attempting 70 and tie depot has fallen Into
tia Bag aud drowned II Is st0agly deaied by
the somaa ihAi there was any tFuuble between
herself and husband and she Is sure be would
have hunted them up 4 De could
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weighing sbuat 10 pounds, has a LIGHT brown
nHuaehe. dark hair and Fed cheeks. tie vas
naladle.mged and wore q hehte0lorsf eaai and
grsen plaid pants His srsda wss plumbing and
hAbins and never ased intoxIeasink liquor In
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