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Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

BAY CITY, Mich, Nov. In the case
of Charles Johnson vs. II. W. Sage Il
Co., the jury in the circuit court yes
terdav returned verdict for the PLAIN
tiff for $1,000. Johnson worked at
Sage's mill for several years. Two
years ago ne had his right hand cut on
a saw. the accident resulting in the loss
of his right arm. Sut was begun
week ago for S20, 900. The case Will he
anpoa.ed % tho Sunreme Court.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
A HIGH PRIESTS CRIME.
A Double Murder Committed by a Nor
mon Churchman

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Nov. T.
George Hancock, a aMormon high priest,
has been arrested at Payson, charged
with numbering Mrs. Harp and her son,
George Jones. The victims were ac-
cused of incest, when they were slam,
but Gentiles say that it was church
murder.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
ALL LEAKING OUT.
The Conerdam at the $500" Canal
Won't Hold Water.

SAUET STE. MARIE, Mich, Nov. T.
The leak still continues IN the Golfer
dam at the canal lock and two steam
pumps are barely able to hold the
water. The cribbing, as fast as the
filling washes out is being filled with
stone and clay.
The large feet under Whitefish point
cleared out early this morning.
The order restricting vessels passing
through the canal to 1t feet inches
draft took effect yesterday and Is now
being enforced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

upon dates foF the Farmers Institutes
next Februsry. - follows. lowell fet-
ary and Z. Harrington. February
g s. Wa tehaI February and O..
She o7, February 8 and : Nj Pleasant,
te1raary lo snd a. Eyart, February IL
and l2 Cadillac February 5 ana IA,
Pontiac, February ~ and ls, lmi4y
Cty. Pc, ruay Is and IS; tess Cty,
February d aud 20, Bad Axe. tseFuafy
90ar49l
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
slid out

East SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. Harry
+. West, arrested October for burglar
iously entering tho residence Of John
+. Boynton, the banker. escaped from
the county jail this morning. He took
advantage of the fact that workm'n
were engaged in repairing the jail,
passing lu and out, 90 make his escape.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
DIED FOR HIS FRIEND.
Two Wen Overcome by Gas at tho Bottom
or Well.

C0RUNNA, Mich. Nov. News has
just reached here Of tho accidental
deaths Of Isaac Wood and George
Spears. aged Is and - years. respec-
lively. n Hazicton township. this Couu-
tv. Yesterday afternoon. Wood went
t0 the bottom of q deep well and was
overcome hy c7s. spears descended 20
bis rescue ard bo.n were taken out
dead
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
THE KIRMES DANCE
The Second Night an E1traordi-
nary Success.
IHE CTTS YOUTH BElUIYASD ELITE
A nNguinesnt Audience Greet the see
sad FsrfsrM4acs-Iha nliitars Drii
~ Custer Guard The Daacss
aad the DauceEs-

49, ~. r-,at sII-t a.tb muse
the 0o... ~ fg.-g f.sr,.s tb- sweet
ro-..,s .s. .-....t-, p-.,,v form.
ss.Iv e..r,,,st rr,a.rg ,btlvin mo-
s,I ,.aa.r~. f.ao..g k,Ie.3o-.oo.e
,...,...... ...,....... a .-.f.. ANA create.
v - n ~. ....-e...o,
.. -...,... .f..- +l.. s.t.rt.fnnent
,r,.t 49, ,r.a. t,~s folded tae.r
r...I.......- .-.... s,-,v
-. ,,..r.-s.e,.T .T.rr.e,,f.
d. t.. -.... ..........t...I l,.t
.I..........
ti at. 't.ilat eo'-
H0en.Hr ta...au
e.r. sf.. Fred b --
I........ .l..-...5 ..... %.
I-.' ioiii..S
picture. Aif ANie Tuklam n
r..r M rnI quaint gown of
f-o.,
ono washington Po'-
t-ar.. aal ta. re-eua.ance was greatly
eraa.ceI bv T.f A.lr,rb. who. as
. ..-. ,t-.. ,...... , h.r stfa
"'-'' "'A-
hlr.ele- ald 4i. Mrs. Frank DAVIS,
who ,.f,.u fin. voice. -tcDoed forward
...i ..... .......4-...- -.....-.i... r,.,.-.. ,,
irr 'p'n- d,a' WAS tnt mlilalfe.
Ir.s -as. .l saw that4 finer drlll dance
has never r..,.,, -.rss.rf..4 No~rao the
-... D..-...
'
Guards ana thef -.iies' 'e improved
upon. It las reached perfection. Every
movement and evolution was presented
with n.rfect srrur4rv a,l u~ac..,on
Tho y1unc- Iall..s ar. -e.noc-aIiv to b.
comrlmenfod for thc,r .fz1l. which has
reached Al. h.r-i, n decree. as thnt of the
members of the r.-t~f Can't Knox
Nessrs. Bennett Riley, Beckwith,
Wurrhurr. bennett Crosby. Caulfold.
Ms Baker. Mss Holkc. Mss Ewing.
NJ. Elfuwo0d MIS- Chamberlain and
the three Misses HelEran.
Immediately fatae.-r,.. Custer Guard
cave I'm exhibition drU with the
music of tho orchestra both the
dance end th, dr.U b..nr eDthusias-
t..tllv enr9rc1 THO d~iN needs no
comment. Those WHO have heard
anvt1,,, of Cus+er G1s~I bove hoard
ONLY words of c9mrcndation and
further rrtf-n tS flf,,,. .C...slrv.
Mrs. NJ. !. smiley and 4. II. More
head auDcared in "a charming little
Quaker love song, which tickled the
audience nightly Mis- Nella Baker
repeated the scotch dance as given
opening night, and WAS cuCOred ars be-
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
TaIe.ncn Galore.

BEssEMER, Mich, Nov. There Is
no jury yet IN the Holzhay case. A
panel Of go iurymen has been ex-
hausted and an adjournment taken SO
the sheriff can run IN 800 more.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08

EscASABA, Mich, Nov. Louis As
silin, who shot LOUIS Liebel in saloon
row last July, was convicted last even
ing OF murder IA the second degree.
Judge Grant sentenced hlm TINS morn
my 10 twenty-five years in State prison.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
Resuited in Death.

BArrLE CkEff, Mich, Nov. Mat
tie Flint, the l2-year-old girl who
jumped from a dray load OF household
goods Whlle tne horses were rum NJ
away Yesterday aftenoonand sustained
u fractured skull, died late last night.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
NINETEEN LOST.
AnAmerican Steamship Wrecked of the
Coast of Japan.

YOKOHAMA. Nov. THE American
ship Cheseborough, Capt. Ericsson,
from Hiogo via Hokadadi, for New
York, has been wrecked on the north
ern coast of Japan. Nineteen OF her
crew were drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
Mustard out.

PoRr HURoN, Mich, Nov. Mus
tard q Merritt, commission merchants,
assigned to J. :. Duflic this morning.
Liabilities about $500; assets about
S14OO
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
His Left Hand Caught

THREE RIVERS, Nov. IA brakeman
named Miller, running on the AR Line
road, had his left hand badly smashed
Tuesday while coupling cars.
Telegram-herald., 1889-11-08
CHARLEVOIX' COURT HOUSE

Was Burned Some Time Since-Arrest
OF the Supposed Incendiary.
tXcNCsySs 70 Vsy zSltsNNS-stSNA0-
BOYNE FALLS, Mich. Nov. Mr..
Frank Andrews, at BOyne City, Mich,
was arrested on the 9th inst for burning
the Charlevoix county court house.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-08

lin xz<xezkora s1<1n< - Rne r.
ExS<1xisDx< - hed o<}x kl51sa ~
xSu.u <Z4s - fl&o, ard t&d hi1h1F<p
Kurse 4snuS wish her sno<zkxs sl1ho ~
Ter onsr fFnseitn& rsssps1foa \
zzsxz -IaukiEk xn<I Neff ssr<<se3 young
1es1kt~ h&<I he<n e1<<svaux bef f5k =
1o4lr time wffk0stt NJ beznx nw1fo ~
Is srd wlh4u 118 hn1xed - M wnlk
md fo0knx 6bout Tor : 6scfn - tkke
her bnek - her hofel. kh1 was ksEmxI4
sxzsprfsed When this y0nuR nsan ~
pxnc<d With HI hrs sntSod. nxd neked
ii Fr<1xh II b< ts0szid 9~<tss h4v hi -
eurfnx d epnve9xxee 1ke T1sInx sS<zf
sl'sne<d anickIy q him, and. no< ~
si<r@<xE<f5Dx shaf BE- sid seamu1<ssd
Ii Enxs1>h sisAt she szesslA not spenk
fresseh. 1nd that nke tS1 MS knos
$40 uas addressing ker. InSe1i-
stx<x tlh@ yoanx usap sAz@hex3 sbe<pfy
SID hsstxsa< fisr more tmheTyasNed
shsr. he etrI, In the be1f ~ Ens5t~h
~ endessrfsd b beg her sssrs3ou. -
efarinx thas ~ ha1 Etasie vxrv Rr1v<I
saisxxke. khst be was az Anefican
and tos1k her tor 4 Pnrizi<nne. The
xsf1 sxz.}y shoagfst be hnd spoken -
h<r under TIE inspxe<sion that he
knew her. and s5nI5ea s1poa him when
be depsrfed, frlI=hinx the samor ~
his mistake Hhe wEx rot Aw1re 81
the xrxxe merits cf the thing until sh<
hac,seued 10 tell a il in tide evening
a the hotel. and Fuce6ved some VEL.
NofsIes5 nkfysce from . frzenat present
not 20 70 out On the boSIevxrds With
sux her usosher OF . gentleman .fFoEa-
pAnyink her.
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/ nlII1u FluH aEslon.


.pu~ef snund fruits are mellow.
Ia = 's.;sx.-,, x.~~&~rss&w who : lee
-. !. . - - s..s.s. -. so,,&A~rn
~ ..-rS~-s-~ ~.
paFf q Caii1ofntA- 10y - 80
fuice- Down whefe u<eo 20 avs
near San DIEGO. tho fruit looks hand
@.,s,e = wnr-work. but a. the Script
- - -. ra.es -. fsuik al, the in
~.
saoe-
what CAUSES The diterence = said
= reporter who chAncee 70 overh<ar
his remarks.
s.Isek of moisture in the upper
-..~-.u .~xa - .sAr~ s~..;, ~~w,.rr
$500 -. - 49," !. :
apon : ~ sn.s ~ Hu..uIeu
by irrigation q Us ROOTS. without
moisture falling on the thirsty leaves.
lacks id mellosness and favor. Ii
~eems .,k> ,ola -h,oo-3>d merrv - .,;ve
- 49,, y. ~. -..,.. = $50 -.
49,. =. y,.sshs - - 49, s 49, ~
s-s.:s : iss minus A1e sse
.sr. ~. ~. s . .
.n az $3.50 - usss sy - o3susls
- ~ - 80.
- - - nos suls Ut = uass W.
49, ~ siaps .I'u .aor eAs- So.
Iaesy = n1savc sniuus .aa uo"e
49, go ness - ~ iolss.s a5I
~ sts,nk vac coonu. saaa soaiIu
- = o1l. nsnss ~ 1ny ourus ~ s.ales
.eIe ~ :L ns eIns ka2.
.ns s re- if st n's nn and ms'os n,. os
shu nse ieet, lnere y = muitatuae ~
neautiiul wlld norai gems. 10 y s0e
most nAturai region ior the supremacy
81 the ve6esapse Kihgaoin On tne ear IN:
l dent Knew where else four kinus q
cedar and four kinds 81 maple can be
found. or where such valuable spruce
grows 80 large and tall
CuincldlDg with the indigenous
views 81 this citizen, the reporter
called upon one who deals IN tree6 ana
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EAn fkHneIseo Cbroo7ele
Th~re !. ! ~ in Ier~ew ffhe Ssle
$500 80. ~ $3.50 ~. ~w~vw m.n
:, $3.50. - 3. .as1.ssrx s.,sv .ra r,.s.s
ss.s $3.50, ~, ss.,. . 60 =, .s,o~ h1a..ssf
80 |. $3.50 ~. rsa~. /. c.ss-sr,~ =, 49,
80 r..,,;.;.. s'.a. Il - : ssnx.s 81
-. -. i.. - - 4. $3.50 rss an -.
s;..n CT "a ths rs.i~ / hn,r xrrsksn a
49,. g ~.s~~rr;nv sra.s.sin,,~ ~
800 - 80. .. 49, arr - ~ A..
49, = 49, - &. 49,
:. 80, - s $500, sns h.se~ -. 1870
80 =, $50 80, 49,. -..s-.
80 , s.ss' 60 s1.ss..s ft;nss $50
. - s -. 80 tans -. 49,. -, -
..sae .'s ~ ~. $3.50 s,.r..s go. ~,
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- Costs nGossy 20 Keep Up Appear
anoes In Wsshtngton.
Washington fettar
Washington Letter.

Ahout n. rh.ene.t Erirv scx . in
4. .~a.-.-s~.a 9. e. - 49,,
90 soe' e, s'asS uose'
- s5o week, ana u ms WE - WIN
him the cost IL doubled. Between this
and the SIC, 600 for the session there
are all sorts Of ACTON mod atone. and
the coet - conrs. d.r.ras l.,-.lv
-. - - -. "a. -
ur ~ 'le so ~ sne
lne nienest prices PAID ior any
nembe. OF congress ct this tiuo Tor
hotel recommendation il about ~ 500
a month Senator McM;llan ana -, !.
,;hIv to - an. oth.-. 49, 49, :
I'M s 80 :. -, 49, 49, ~ $500.
o'ii y eo'oV : mon.a 80 ssr paad
several tines within the last = ~ years
for board and lodging ~ s@WAshine-
ton hotel, hut nobody Il sSavine Is At
nov Ouite 4 numhe- - ror ~re..
80 :, ~. ...s - : 3. II -s..se 49,
fas :. se . 800 = ~ na0nea sso g
80 60. ~ $3.50 ~ ~, aw've -. - M-ny
- 49, ~ *. - a.ss0I sals =
49, - - s sos III III
xscssen ~ Jaw s9eA tafnities Win
u 4. liz = :. nv ~ ~
,..x's.s r. :es.S ~ sIys .ne an
- - :. 80 :. y ~. ~. sne
!. 49,. q - - - -. ev'laoI ssoe.
49, = s.s . !. 80 s usasns house .1se .ne
Ntss - ,rAaee<t - 90 Asd tAxVttx CSC
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". O. sQcIRrs SUBSCRIPTION.
The Bx.s3overuor Tells asw . Mis-
underetanding Arwse.

om0ofeton01o8 Ar~eGs
A MISUNDERSTANDING having apparently
gotten abroad concerning the recent sub
wripfion Of Ex-Governor Squire 90 the
j strie, Lake Shore 4 Eastern Raiisoad
Company, reporter Of the Posr-ISTsILl-
sgscER called on that gentleman last
night 70 ascertain the facts and cireum-
stanees In the case. aud the governor re-
piled In substance 40 foslows:
.sDrfginaliy. when the fipt contract for
the slrst section af the road vas pending
and while there Vas urged 10
subscribe &c the stock Oh that
construction comBsny sthe company thai
constructed the hsst frw uilesj by d. n
tsiima1a, Of seattle and Frauklin M. Iones.
Of New York then borrowed the money
and paid &c. 900 for ssoek. This wan ah0nt
swo years ago when thar company
aplshud its work II received aad fnrne1
Sser IL the stockholders certain honds Of
the seaisle. Lake shore q Eastern Railroad
Company, aud clo~ipg up y fo1struc-
ton COMPANY, divided these bonds aneng
sitess in bsnda I have rsfEis4 TITS
/ sosu. or portion of ft. On
shsss beads ever ssnee, and expecsed,
whenever opportunity cxane. 10 dispose OF
them snd pay - ms iussebseinesa ~
ssss ss,s .s's Az ss g shss Ssss IN
80
ssraesas.n company. the spFf pftse beirs
ttsea 81 n8cctsAsu prxsm sthink The
. hev tsn new Aa8sxs Mcfns6fh ana Judge
Barrie. who wsrN elth ne IN the nys sts,as
90 sunsrSsit esApeny. So f1r g indiesI-
sag INV con nfenes ~ the ~. lcxos Of the en-
r Eise, u vs. ny disspsss <on % do eli 1
ees i 80. sad | borrow ~ money Ga II e
eefsis soy the Fnr,ose II &srrysns the han
short tiese ages aen n "a II Eew Y.svk
Vas infossnse we x,s~nssss were bxtaa
sa bad nos bses p a6e : s-iv safernrsss.
sssskz stN 1 p ~ <s.ostrsesIsssr ss~.
psas f.R - ~ hnse 81 exsrrdsnr t6e
rAsissssis - fast claimed but tbaf /
hsf 49, aenr ny vhsss psrs u ths
80 =. 49, ! do nos expest " ~
sisss ~ srsafs Wa rsas.sss -
80 ssssuss bed 3 r.. rssss iss N u
9sss kne etA4esaa nzn4ax~r in se~ Ycrk.
800 49, ~ rshx eiAnD cash fe the
I 80 t9a eHErvshy, peovit~si he
Nnssa ~ the bes<s< wssrA / already
nssas sssr aesk : issAa Of ss.-co on thess
80 = - -, sssxs Fe.r<n ed tnas he would
- re- Spoiled 30 TIE payHeut
g ~ ne sxbe<fsprlaa Of Sss.an' 4
- oreasfri ta esnpsssins The
sEAA I -. sawtaG Is the nee ssssy % NV
sH tbs Eksoe sosa h<ssre IT,
= aRe sf@1sa y. delivered frex "a iaxu~-
sksss. are ass le&n wss paid ~ ne sessey-
sssssssssfss yen seat . remittance sr wire
80 egsrs.sfe ansf orsssFed she bonds 10 be
fbas rosa tsas Save ssw sr,.s,.s ~, -, : y
ss.*ss uzAA an sy subscription es elf1ou
pks0zaer sabsextsrFs are nov raIl>e
as - - oasy y Per csaS Of their sab
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sIMas lA 7Ants stMMnfs.
Il tsts~xs ~ fnssss sf Ast sseasa
{. pSss~a ~ = Naae ssmsreas@s.


& tsts~sa ~ fnssss ~ Ast sseata
1. psss~a ~ Male ssmspsaa~a.
- Fsrfs sFg ssssansss i 5as asa
a. a. il IS ths ssssum II Aasee sse
sis . - Akaat tss sksvess q
Il asfsss sc day wssb4us
&C ass ass 4eess ags - futsssw stss
AA satass 10 Parts os
course. sneTe are regular Eurapesn
travellers from eur s3sse who are So.
quasnsed n sis The vafieas customs Of
all countries ana sdspt themselves as.
carafnsiy. thereby escaping cpn2idsr~
aide embarrassment la their journey.
inss. Bat this Is spssasl year. ssssa
falls three-qasrsess % the yissssss "a
Paris have never IA naw. sewn esst-
SHE shste natsse sssses They hiring
their psusisssial halsft- wtsA lAs M. asass
sic constantly aFssrplRk into situations
IN the noss itusaent wxs thai are
often very aspAsssans.
II = an unacceptable fars q Y tlse
nssn ~ Paris lssass the wsausen y ~ 81
shssst saane gassng fn al sssssp . tnsssx~
rot hesitate as<sas Apssrsaas Atlas sass
speaking ~ asxy Young sosasn shss~e
aFp<xrSisS,T azssxks their fzAey saw
- sAe xsty a. this asusseat eastS sfas
sanse ~ sAe f@sss-t sla~vss q Anesi.
rzn heFststt<sSs. afsss a. snsax e tf.se
Ase tlss Erw~Axss ssass beast 3sss,s med
ee&atsss a 81 sisss s>sss cautsTv gross
stze uagsezsssist isss isfsssfs ~ The str1<S
that have esxeFsesl shu> far tn ste 2~s.
sszsa ~oalsi all tss0k "a 4aSensare
kaew " - d sazsst s~tssnstSs glft fsUzs
S2n Fsaasssf SO. wtsa q sssrss.s1 /,
80 sna ssseeF .ta~hsnx ssA h.. sha
* $ fspzstne sA*ssax szs.sax otis fsesrt
sss..s 49, e ioskiaa saso sns esxss0ss ef
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- u@@& - 4. .-'-----..s
- -
0sakeey - - 49, 49, :
- -
New YORK sun
Arthur LnmIey wao went % Boston
! - davr sfnce with The intention a
h..~-sr- Tchr I. sullivan = this CITY
= -ss-. :. .--..,- h;-, frorn his dan
- els.s1 - - . -
EeEoEs M :. ~ = ~. q -
a.o' ssssndsd tne uoo $3.50. .,.,s-
light. which the great American sut
- rsfereed. M. Lnnalev says thst
- 1hes .reef occasion John wore =
srs.-r-- 80 =. 80 . ~.sif a. clothes
s1a.1.e - -. ~-.s;..-.,t s,rcrnr.
waicn nsasu - ~.
tions IKE the oark On W. ~
arrived Iste On the scene OF ocfaon- ne
found tie room in which the contest
scnE raxee crowded with SPECTATOR
80 -. ss-s.ss g ,l<,.> xoeuther a rye
IA
ssks e : asssu x.-...a
The seconds 81 tne men s.e lv ,e
TO walk over the beads ana snOuiueIs
81 tho spectators in order 70 reach the
ing John L. refused 10 follow their
~~srvIe ana forced his way through
/ q 80, - - ..,s.htv am. ~ !.
ne cao"a 49, $500 .s.~s IN. 81 The
naaas ~ 49, 1891 fchrss snmne.rv
spes 49, 80 .s..ssr ~ Il ~ hsci
!. es 80 - rcs-~ th> h;~ saIi.,-
% - ~ L1 80 - - - sraths, Air =
.aInso n's ns..r - - .k;r - :;
- 49, 80 xs.r,,s .nser Whi,i;ns
eIoosu .nc tss.s. Ichr .s.rssS
stoa a 80 = ~ IL 800 0 -. : :.
81 800. - ~, ~, - hss.r and do that IL
me-
~ Tar,.x r.r.n.d>d Iohn .ot a
~.,vv Ant "a thresf and whsn the
.-..s vssa,es cl;rf,ed into ~ rms
49, -. ~ inhrss ..s.;lsrf mo-
- s.sj 49, -. st-..cS Tha'issfsrss 6a-s f.Il
s ~ ~ eves orenei ~ide ,th "a.
-. .n1 80 ssn.y, 49, u.s.sl h.,sss,r-
me ssonssns "a .;. nassn .; osso =
~. ~ ~ - S.ss: -. . Ss,s,. -. -. =
s. - .. = -. ak -;
$500. 49,. ~ 49, IN. ~ ~. e.sic. 49, 80
- 49, $500 80 80
oI ~ - a.. ~. r.a.h.a
q. ,.. ss... .i... -. - 800. -.
49, q Rs ~h:os e 49, - q $500
49,, 49, 49, ev.s ser ~ !. q
- - Saso son ~ =. p snss . rs - : y
- - 49, 80 ~ IsvxwSe - -
sMy .u1 son. !; ~. ~ ~. IL s susa''
.mk snn q. liz 80 = IpoL s .Le IVY!
Inen &c mae : epeecn % the aooa-
encc, - - Ie,I01s: -,
uenuetnens ~ 49, usAl
81 trouose witn tnls nens. Inc Posice
. oeau on e.; AZ you oaokcs mske
any noise tney y e eo1n nsIe and PAT.
peon GI osooMm 1 cuner e ~ :
rang; I've zen aske0 9 tske cnsfee q
! oonJ want none g gang au{in
& GO my WORK NOW tnnts III Tvs
got . say. LET er 81, boys
Ana tney oia ies ner 50 VII, : ven
GoanCo. JOINS yenArkS were 00tn III
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-runee stnnp ~ lire. jns1 born = mp
ho3e d0wuwasd ozi o1e sik3e q g nd
anoxh<r oa< dfaeoi,aily thDOneh, > ie1
Inches beics, - eponect wish &. @
- snnne s5ia- TEIen DROP few iivtnl
c,sss u ure into tns top box. and utsh
! su,sIf hand- beIl<sss. force the ~ rntc
- lover onnL Then, Ia few min
uses, II blaxes away issslf, With ns,ls<
IKE : young soc<,znotsve- Ihsts ~
cay 10 burn stunr. In the night -
.on. in she right way =
what makes he stxmps 70 high
They ere somewhat 0f : mystery g
MANY az the new settlers from ths
Exstern iunher Districts. " said che -
porter. MANY of them naturally sup
r,t,se sAs trees are cut doxn By xood'
choppers standing % the crust q
frcsrn sDo~ eight fess IN depth
:. Nos : bit Of Il. : sid Robinson
. that's what dos decisive Soma Est
ern tourists, when The fact y th<
Iumber o. the nrst loG begins % b
r<,cxI ahout shst far up the tree: and
Er~iden that orr lon nfe I'll cuf In tbs
ss,urser and NOT "a The damp whites
1900, =
!. - xan r.e axes IN cutting down
$780, IA I,,xs -
.sf1h - Ne use the donble-esIRed
ares Altogether. bat not 20 cnt the
80 dn~n Thev are only used 10 cut
..sse.h~s ter sawsers to eef fheie feel
:. & ~vh;rh - IL platform for them
3. ssfsra ~ srhiIe saving down the tree.
TIC men ret footis0id mp there and
sh~r ~aw in. first On one side npd then
-, IRE other. when the cut is nearly
throueh they insert steel wedges, and,
driyin.. them with heavy maui o.
so o % tie direction The tree i q
faii. they maui away until the stakger'
;n~ re rails iust where they want il.
- ti.i~ manner : tree that leans the
:, vny NAV be feliea in IN opp.
site direction
SIS numbering active down IN the
Snohomish region this season -
yes. along Steamboat and Ebey
slourhs. between the towns OF MAFys'
vile and Snohomish there are dozens
81 loguine camps In active operation,
shinele making Is also lively
How are wages in the snohonish
camps this season T"
About = usual. Skidders get So
lorgers from SIS to 80 and ox-tean'
sters Si00 per month. These wages m
clude camp fare
.What are LOGS bringing delivered
IN botrir 1t tide water in the slouRhs y
aThe price rules this season at $5.2s
ney thou-snd feet measure. At this
rate II takes about one good log day
for the average wages Of esch man u
vark II : cauap. So with this plain
est;ms - any logger can tell at niehl
how his company is making bead
~sv y
s.Hov IL the single business dowr
thereg''
.Tt Il : great shinele country. Their
ava saven steam shinese mills IN and
: round :, snohomish. and two At NaYys
s;iie he-ides there are numerou.
cams III single makers who rue and
shsge chem is The old wav.u
LYME kind 81 shinrles bring TIL
highest rric@9o
sShaved shingles always. They
brine 81 IS while sawed shingles ar
scia lar 81 Y, ner thousand. -
so Mu ~ t M.rvsvilis f,ouri.hins
rovs'
- "r;c. 4 n1~ sfnam sawmflI ~,
LII. ~ ,se.sr tnrnirv ons lumbe,
.hars shcs,t Z month a1o since vhicf
.; a h,,;.dsngs srs makins IN
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\ Bsy's vsgAs with . Bear.
Kanlocps IN CT senrin~l

Two weeks ago. Pierre. aged Is, sseF-
son OF Mr., ]. II. Haywood, okanagoY
Mission. and IN s-year-oid son cf Mr..
III. went up the side OF the monnfsir
near Scutsy creek The older boy he'd
. shotgun, and shiIe hanting for deer
came across q black bear. The boy
tired, ard pretty soon his bearshir
showed light Pierre made q ha~ts
retseas up small tree, the younger
hoy ssso climbing the same tree The
bear was able % reach the feet OF the
smaller boy. and esased unfsi the little
feiEaw VAS hauied down. The bear
showing disposition 10 chew up the
i.d. who was lying on the ground. ths
elder boy inmEesi dawn and was will.
isg 10 give battle. The brute starfec
OF. and very ss,on the smaller boy wzs
apon the back IT the larger ore. ard
they we're getting down ~ the range
eul ct the tlenh<F. Last week the little
sufferer. who bad his feet considerably
sacsrxssd. Was In Q fair way % rcfover.
In Zssls's new novel n il said, there
are ave murders. This is right. You
can't KID too many os the charsetsr.
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!. - - ? 49, : . y ~ = E4a-
- cs{s castasfsi fight between .
esss 1znt and : stnIIaox that came
"a slsssarsisy night Al enc Of The
- = VARIETY faeztsrs has Stimulated
shsffsss IL sgsora Of new char.rs4~.
= ..esaAfsg real e~tAse awn<r. Who cos :
tfssss assut ere fossszh IL ali pros~rtv
~ city lfnsfss. and who 8 he
cE 4 lAfgr and fashisnshse san
- sssasf says - Vii have 81 ssxu~
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fcE SUPPLY

Two csvioads OF Ire have been received
ard the regular city delivery viii be re-
sume3 to-day. An abundant sBpsiy Of ice
viii b. - ippef into The eits 10 supply the
demans until The new WI ks. in course 81
F0tuplp t. r. A. sTR0gT
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A new enterprise Is TO be inaugtir.
afed on the Platte, q few miics below
Denv~r. A Mr.. kaich. OF Long Island ,
has purchased twenty screr Of land OF
and adjoining the Rrosdwell place. and
will ssiabIish q quail breeding farm.
20 soon as properly fenced and se-
cured from The spproach OF coyote
and hawks. be will place q few thous-
and birds. that be il now having gath
sresi in Iowa and Missouri, in this en-
losnre with reference to breeding
them for the market. The enterprise
Ii novel one. bus We can see DO rea.
son why Is should not pay n well and
possibly better, than chicken railing.
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NOTICE

The Law ef7sce Of r. r. Carroll. until
further notice. siii he with JUDGE Parsons,
IRONS NJ. Il and ~. third nsof.
Boston Heck, where he invites
his fsiends. clients and those hav-
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NOTICE.

Persons knowing whereabouts of osk
wash stand drawers mtssinra, oak chair,
ieaiher cushion, will please Inform w. W.
Srwstr Newfin hirek Go ma ia STREET