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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-08-14
FOR THE FLORIDA AGRIC ULTURIsT
The Niagara Grape in South Florida.
SOME REMARKS FROM ONE WHO HAS HAD
YEARS OF EXPERIENCE.

culture, and after examining closely be-
came convinced that South Florida could
be made the adopted home of several va
rieties of grapes. On my return to North
western Iowa, my home at that time, |
sent to Mr.. Geo. A. Robinson, of this
place, a number Of Niagara grape vines,
with request that he propagate vines
and plant for trial fruiting. / was at
that time extensively engaged in the nul'-
sery business, growing many hundred
thousands of grape vines per year for
market. chose the Niagaraf for the first
trial in Florida for the following
| had grown it in Iowa since 1888, and
had seen it so successfully grown in Iowa,
Minnesota, Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri,
Kansas, Colorado and Utah, and in all
these vast States and Territories it had
behaved so magnificently, and was such
a vigorous, strong grower, and was SO
healthy, that [ believed it would succeed
in Florida.
Since becoming resident of this fair
land have not abated any of my enthu-
siasm about the future success of grape
culture here. | saw several small vine
yards in Florida of various kinds of
grapes, and after taking into account my
thirty years of experience, | came to the
conclusion to plant first largely of the
Niagara. now have about ten acres in
1.1 \f YNnrtio11Io1. nd
shall double this acreage the coming win
ter, and shall put out several other varie-
ties for r9ial i'll a small way.
Ny present opinion is that in the hands
OF intelligent growers, or those who will
work to a given system and care for and
cultivate and train the vines as they
should, thatfOr several years more money
can be made in growing the Niagara
grape than in any other fruit, for the
amount invested. In fifteen months from
the time of planting the first crop can be
sent to market, and in sufficient quantity
to pay for all labor and first cost of the
vines
My method of planting and training
is as follows: Prepare the land by re
moving all stumps and roots from the
ground for at least ten inches deep. Stake
off the ground for planting rows eight
feet apart and ten feet in the rows; this
gives each plant eighty feet of ground,
making about $40 vines to the acre;
when ready to plant drivestakes down one
foot, dig hole around the stake, leaving
the hole crowning. The hole should be
from twenty to thirty inches across and
fifteen deep on the outer circle of the hole
and deep enough SO the crown of plant
will be two inches under ground Put in
to the hole one pound of genuine bone
meal; cover this with two inches of dirt,
and place the vines in the hole, first re-
moving the stake; place the crown OF
plant in the centre of the hole, separate
the roots ndevenly distribute all around
the hole; put in top soil first and pack the
soil solid on the roots as it is placed in
the hole. Future success depends upon
the care and excellency of planting.
use lightwood posts, setting the first
post five feet outside of first vine at the
end of the row; plant this post two and
a half feet deep, and put a brace to hold
it in place; now set posts to every third
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MARKETS EsD SHIPPING.

SEkTTzz. saa-1-T 2
Tzs wes5esass gr1eeEg hsszsaess vzs
ve-r 1efz~s . slay. va = slsxaSiy 114l se-
ssi szerkar. ssssf a&essEx-e aa3 baii1ang
sra-srsaE sre having ; r-estF stea1Z run,
sta ; res- fsfnrs psosger@ krss91es
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,gead. asasaz 10 geeT sEwslT rsceiTss- y IN
4 asszez sz-aan1. to~zsE's eEerizEe Es1s
e7zs asd - ssssaz = sszen ekiekeEs- Flsa
ars enss-elY gas r tAs zaszSsi. aa2 zizaT
orders e-a hegz oEes Hnai -.
NEzEH aSDIsE AssB FRoDECz ~
CEEPT5-Ba5ag tie asE- = 1our -
nssrs hsaz3is 81 All rf86zaee reeezzss = tdls
port kaaa aaeu a. fa@Fs eSeS sans
-h8fa -es1 Ia sgze tnEz1tt2 d E9sss
-el-.rH szYzrassz ~ ss1g. c@ste. AGk=
@he~s & rrssF~a - toys l1Ez ne-, E1e1-
ese. @ses .1ers- EsltsM + s1u glide. Eols
Rvsr ~. : ton TJszi sees5pis- 80 E91s.
SHiE4EE -Darsg TIE a. = Eo1Fs
Eaozs sd 7asFE aafl.isss lave been sasissse9
fsoFa -eattle e. foa3qwx. RzEe1 s1dL.i elsfsse
rqa8 q tons. fo5a3ghsE aE& F-gef -GEB1
rzf.E8r. tons Eez1t Z, 1lsSs Sso.S aas
EasE-a railway. - tons -ies sEs--ssizz
anderson. 7E lszs. HearT Bailey, 4ss1
IONS. Glide tons E1sFl, to1s7 NH
re. + tsls. flzefw==sd- Z tea. Ae.ii@s -
toss AgrEz-1. ten &ter1Ezn. 2 fsIzs
feia. zs.sHs. lsssss ise, : tors. tiarE Br5Hs,
3 tons Total - Erssnss. 81 io1s
NATURE 0E EEGEfE f1r-zligT SIX box
a. EuElfs. u boxes sEEs, boxes gltseFs
boxes TEA y cox. ez3fs aa1 ! a-a5s
caiekeps. 90 casaa and 50 EsSf bhis. is-ds
sc SACKS SAL 81 SACKS oTEeers, u E21S-
green fl6es. ! carload fuEz.-1re, ea7-
sasGs Taooa. Z eariaf3 brick, 2 Esza horses
El1 81 &c asar IAN TER
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AyAaussw rraveie 70

V.ssUV Ta8r. Mis- Uec. 10.
FIRST 4lp aich-A terrific rsce war
has broken out ia BUCK Shot cuuutv
A Herrc and white mar became in
ya,yti iu quarrel and the negro was
~33ei hen thc negroes and white.
aE uE themselves. euEaEcd .u Il fea--
r.5 .ttie- Three hundred negroes
ana several white men We're ti.le,i.
Second bt~Vatch-lfw VAS the negro
Who Killed the white NAN.
Third Dispatch The negro killed
h.msg.. accidentally No excitement
Fourth Dispatch The white man
was iogud dead :u the -oaa. No out.
break feared
Filth Dispatch - Battle expected
Whites and bl2cks al over the cpun.
tvy aruuE themselves. Great excite.
mcut
sixth di-pat,h-An Quiet The
latest Stvitcs saw that s. negro stole q
calf
seventh dispatch General Cotton.
bale. who has just arrlved. saws tha.
the negro Wa> arrested for stealing 4
hog. W excitement.
Ei-htE d5spat,h Slaughter m0uer.
iarlly expected The negroes are c,,k
ing their gems
Ninth dispatch tan ia the hands o.
q white man is now being DISCHARGED
Tenth dispatch Later advicr~ saw
thar what was az hr~s suppose! 10 De- .
4uaTrvl between q nrEru aud whit,
'ua0 was simply a wrestling match
octwe, white And colcre3 boy. Tn,
white hgy TOW the colored h0v.
Eleventh a>Fs'rh- The sheriff ot
hlsA shot county 81 that the CoA1rra
Toy threw the va ie bav.
Twelfth dispatch The county iutee
9 ae has lst ar=svg.i. ~ays is was =
oos-,al- No excitement
thrtectth spaich-Ihe white,
-nt hsacAs -ce Aill1E each other. Tht
Catiol crop aas tarueI ogt vel. :
Sarge sc7rase Wai ae planted rext
srrluE
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HANGKp AZ INV WEsTNINsTER
Execution uf VIVA. Henry Jones.
Murderer ~ Edward pursnt-

NEe Wr@fsls- TEE. Jan. s.-Tbe cxecu-
taa ~ william Henry Igacs fa~ thu mu--
der o. f6wsFi bHruHt took place q, NeR
WestiatBsteT provincial AL this morning
F-cF.n1s Do the tfH- 81 fhg mGuier Jones
resided pa q iarJs situated 10 miles up she
FRASER river ffaW tHlE city Hc suspected
pnraJf, u-iEahsf. ol being 8u tefms az
Intimacy vita certain sQuHW
sud thc green ryci monster worked up q
.e9d hetarcu them ON the fatal lay
Ties we're daakiEE together at Jouss
heHse. They ygsrfellcd and Ia tHe
ir4cas Jones seized gun and
snaf earsut who shortly afterwards died
ln9cs sss arrested tried az tAe fan a.
sizes AMI found guilty of murder when
the dread sentence was byiaE passed on
flm4 hr stood statue like, nuHoyeH. but
Afterwards aSCaUs very teuitsRa
he S'cr' utU iast night aud ate
hearty breakfast tHis marslug 4
clergyman visited him - o'clock
aud reported him SIS being cheerful
aud n.sirued lie walked dylaly
~ De- wss le3 20 The scaHcid. He assembled
tEe stops fn company with thu
uialstr- WhCu THE hlGcS tsr was
d-asu over bis face Gg maitersl
that he was rgSdy ts j.r, Tia, wa ali ''
The Methodist minister then sto1i
iords przrcr A. "a o'riofk
in presence ~ a b7gAthltss ssssMb'agr. thn
bolt va. 'rswa au1 Il Rs moment RoHc TAG
UlHsaHsl ruaa VAS Ora vFaHHrtV
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rAooaA SEws
Alarming Discoveries ~ sHaai4p"2-
Eadesaugh Arrested,

.aaesaugh Arrested,
Tseost Jan s.-Tm0 famllifs sing -
4 street have 1ssA aGEFanfine4 NllfiH tAe
part "a haGfs suse 81 ne aeFti"FIs s1llt
Of sfnalita8x 9ac cese if ~ tat inNi fH2
lent azd eui8c5aie eauESrief-
Tie heath sud police osi1liiilfes y se
collueli met in that 1sdgs f99fns tis
s.ffarsiss3i Is e0aslfles fbg pstit8gf ios enc
rcgoeatisa q Astfr aaseaa's lHeefzr aaa
flatios license ard also Ie hia.tEt ~
franAssfsing the saase o ~ - Iane
After long session f}ie F1&tssT Mea saa
opeH ard VII come - ~ n53Al aea-I4 81
f{a neei regular raeealaE ~ TIC feaatiis
eafnyiisg Bimfuoaa Tic Council room
WA frgwged, the ~ g J. 4. hH0
fbe Law aud Order leAgRa sseits
nufnefgsay fetGgEeiftf4. NHll- ApEssu
hal Tnsas satellite hnHsnG sf9uas4 tas
Testimony aadHeed Hoa.A ~
ayeFare Ae@ref that ile alleged sais from
Mo- z, CIine sAs bogus pAe. 49fEaH
was REPRESENTED b. as}e Cp5psei, WHO pr
eefsfs,s hfs case in ussst f-Aa aiails5tt
free ami fls5i inFesss CARLOS Use thaA@
rncst un8eaised h. tie pEtitlJHefa g ~
mAneed. E3tg AfiQrEeg iEffe44 w i-a
on a rigid rHek % frDas- Ea iflHE'.e4i ~ 3
fe,F gi9tarnts. wien be came Ferg nesrtJ
gIsing TIE snap awa9 tuein - liii+
dSaff fhat Cliuss pettt8au fof lcefsa Wstt
b. fefeseG After il4ss ilFest EbisgH the
c0uueli ueai into star c1antsf sesA9a -
eornpialnis pertaining = iAs f'9lce force.
gffEuE nADEsAren AKaEsfEa
Af<.8 otclafk thls afternoon 81. =
slaaefaugh Hss arrested aG q caRtEs ~
fYjfuinsi libel preferred ky Harry Morgan
lie waived exala iriAiian and wssh fi1 in tfle
srfi 81 O. qo9 n nppeaE a. i8e fssr bcafdlHg
feffa Of the district csgIt. TIE pals %
mis- Transaction f. fae Aer0 ~ bse
blur There n 80 u2sssa+e ais0W
for fhe success ~ BIS complaint
Pessof.ef ytudsetiTausss g. ga1ua seaig
fhe anlmus. Morgan thinking taaf Sub
lection 81 Ersrst wguld elzEna. y nc} cfsa.
pr0gaisa. tAS sefeGanuf 1Ae etiregicfg a.
such pr0y tasiisls 90 aAe part Of ysrson
who hzs 5esH EainninF sgca "a GusaFerg
read % fgriant - Msrgaa is fffllT wonder
fui.
The eseEraBees 81 the cisasug house
association ~ TO-DAY wers $3.50
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CosDESsED DISPATCHES.

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= 90 i.sssnzs 6 ngoifsz lssz isieS zssa-
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8aIy iretslle4-
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"a obs eegsaHaAia arece1eEr-
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era Escl&e 81 GzaFEs egek MhaTe 3
crosses tae Gagfe gElNaF anN eaz ElSaS
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Aiyaa1g Esesfsa pz9p4 ST. lnTs4H .
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STRANGERS asz4 Visitors Wag a. sn1lp1a =
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city. This fssf j. bslaE reali1s4s asisa ~
IN sos1fa 80 % rFsuer-F ln aGl sz9alil
iGssa il snapls proof Ihere " HisAgs
eefta p aalsala II xfsc'fgEaon czffies c9
rEpa q assgaa Dceufs, tas We're = tt'y
lifsle ~ faas bore, 81 5 if9E sfr1a- s5Hh
via seos ta5ai noi t'iilf A. Aes fs -
bslRg hsitt on eHeTg EAea gEf IaPfpte-
meats ~ every kle8 are slag nft1g iaars
Nea siieHaka sfFaeis Tf1fsie1s neH
fenees az5s shade trEea are i6e Jr4er q fsie
daT Ehe uEB rss4aara4f % aefiei449
stfes q bsinE Fapiag Pushed I1fuss3,
and Whea esTapsetas VIII q s1e 8Hesf o.
fr eaEsr
&. Mular. un5 q .sst composing a. q
tsasIge aakery. e tgoklHg after location
fof 0pea,ns q TyAaca.
W r lasgss j gn-lsliag q 81 - fesi'@eiaea
on FiauseT sFeHae
Mrs. geToat8s Las leased tie kdl4y
heass Hud wi. gpea saerfsg q q tf5-elass
soaEdsug- igsse
safTefers 49, e. wofk issiog - 2. y.
Asekers farm iatg town sqls, SOFAS ~
S asfis hfFs aiready h#eu sold
Use Following rsAi estaie SAFES aaYe lssra
made 20 fssafa - les follow sAE Aslrs "a
rfeaarf Jareaa 4 Cs.-Jaues Sailing,
ia5g asi3 !. b}R =. Ieekeys sae9Hd adolf
tlaa. $685. aaa l1is 3 ard q DIX d, stew
ats seventh slftiag. 500. Andrew Si9i
5af j. hgEf tkkfu's h0u-e ard iqii- slsi-
+ J. COZ. p of 2 81 ssc - 90 - n z,
f+ss q stewart, aefes u D.
gsfabs farm ~ PByai uf ianetipu, s-915.
ard o.. hls s. MeeEeF's seCoE1 aal. fli9-
Hss 8 g Male igts 2 Z, and BIZ :,
Meekers seesad aai. s3-s ., 4 hasWl-
tam lots u esd ~ BIZ Z. MeeEeTs seo1sfi
alG ~ Aia.71 EuEa, lq-t - aad q, 5.k
81 Eaoz & lalasoa C. Darling. gaeo-
ma ~ y aa4 D. biz - A. J. AaH@Es
thlrs esd. gaa
Sc. Pcxll. io,s i. 2 ana 9. Dix MIXERS
lalsg asl.. fHA.
s Johnston, lots q. aad q, bikl
Mi.sss iLias add $50
RODS -azrt .o.s 7-s. e. h1d 81, b.A !, A..-
es5. srai I..i . . . AID .. Dix s, Killers
ass i. maerry. an q lk 6. MIXERS
third aid, f14. aud l8ta 8. aae q t.E 2.
alittk . a-4-r ~
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70 hang & - execute cozsssusn4tien-
and % Be hzn~ed i 70 die n conse-
enence Of Condemnation What.
then can BE the SlSen<zee whether
Ls-si Iel7as damned The north poe,
WHISTLER h exyEesssd Z rLSA thst
tbs zse8eresl0gi * poEnf should ae
hznge1e II j. he'd that 70 desire
that fte rar1h poe. OF = char G. :
horse OF ! wife o. znF thing ~ anyone
else shoa1ss ~ G4mne8. j. 70 swear,
whsrsss 70 express the desire that q
thing o. 8 fsszsgu should he hanged =
not. - matter q fses, the use o.
neither 81 tsaee EXPRESSIONS involves
SWEARING Tkev are mere foolish
ufserarces ~ which the person using
thela wishes 70 cawvev the notion tleat
he is sllsplease3 With the shi1e O. the
person araGns- which eithsr Is leTeiesl-
Damn H8zv tpe cozrse aua vulgar
Tor verbal cgarsezess or FElv2rity =
conventional aEa nor quize sure.
however, that tie expression q : Wish
that the north pole may ae condemned
Is not good zeal more reasonable
than that Il Should be nGnEe9. Be
fh2s. however. as Il nay, ] entirely
deny that slznEing j. swearing.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The steam schooner Jeanne left for
Portland yesterday evening. with cargo
% 100 tons Oi Franklin coal
The schooner General Harvey. one OF
tie oldest crafts on the sound, sailed for
Po.t Townsend yesterday afternoon.
The steamer Wilmington viii arrive IN
this port tonight, and viii sail for san
Fraucisco az II O'Clock Friday morning.
The Alaskan steamer Idaho win sail
from this pert on the 2>th inst. taking
nothing but cargo Of freight No pas
seugers all b. carried ON the trip. as pow
der VIII form the ch!ei portion Of the
freight
The steamship Mexico VIII be four or
ave DAYS late i'm striving 81 this port, owing
TO "A mishRp which beiel some Of the ma
chiucry TUESDAY The steamer Is lying At
Vancouver, where repairs ara rapidly
being ma1V.
Arrangements We're made yesterday sf
Jerus1n " hereby the bark tarondclc, win
load Black Diamond coal instead Of Gil
msu. The company running tine latter
was IA doubt as 70 its ability 20 load The
bark within the time specified. us the ecu
tract entitled the shipowners "a daRage for
every day that tie bark was held over the
date contracted tor completing the carEp.
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F0R SALE

FOR RENT
Ranch, eight acres under cultivation,
seven miles from Seattle. slo0 q year.
Two hundred aud forty acre ranches.
Furnished and unfinished rooms for
Light housekeeping.
Ranch Of 100 acres, 20 acres bottom iand
fenced and seeded, 81 acres posture: with
farming implements and stock, $500 yes-
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or.ren Immigration Arrnt.

PaErtk>a, tag. SIS b -aephart. Ger
wCFiy tap8 agent ot ghe Ntrl hFrc Fsri@t
Railroad CcmpSEy sf Ssu Francisco. "a
aeya appointed sttetsl az. a. tor tai t1r,
MIA g.. thc Oregon stats blAnt * tumt1ra
si1H 81 No-.tsssa. o. r5S3lC il san FraEets-
ce Mr. ,acrhsat .eii here tass aftcrnesil
tof ssu fEarsrI>su.. H-t ra striving the-e
VIE uicsilas=iy ef-.a 81 GGsls ar Ne .
Battery street NJ >asrasni carries uifb
hs;e large 9galtitTni itar33g-sLua HEar.
a.lre Waica BE VII 1is;-l safe @ s'le ia,c--
e. 1f ss.s STATS
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al GhroEie, Nervous aaG special
Dssesses skiIIfnllv Treated.

D. z G. Jabnsoa- who recently spent
eigkt months IN the principal hospitals and
leading medical institutions CT New ED-k
City iEyegt3 eating t.se most recent dizeDv-
eIies Il l1e15ciue and sUrEerF. having r.
sHIusd practice iR seattle, Is prepared To
treat all clesses Of chronic IHaiGdies. saeA
as liver complaint, dyspepsia rne21a-
ailments arising from 3 weakened nervous
systgTn. al rectal diseases, Ill genifo-ufi-
mary diseases, and ail diseases peculiar 70
women. ECcarelug u the latest aud z1ost
improved methods Consultation free
Charges moderate. Daiee. looms g and
50. new TesIer Block Nill street 81
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M Sarah Au--i1 tells a. .u her
recently published Memoirs thar he
ssS greatly exercised a< Ga whether She
was Justified ia retaining she word
damn n The recital ~ . stsv o,
Lord jeffrey ani Mr. Sydney smith.
Lord tyfuciou 4H4 Others pr tested
e woula seem, against It, and LADY
Holland suggested the substitution Il
the WoEi hang, Now, whv To
damn Is 80 condemn 20 -
damned il % be condemned, while
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sEasgNIssl Jan, She rev Catholic
thHrea % this city W4il BE- 4ed Gated in %
Gays. occasHgniag the presence 81 the
b.thDp sRd - eral priests - the church
TIE ~ Is gov published o. geF steam
Pft@
AZ thelr meeting last Wednesday cvea-
Ing tne WragElels association effected an
er tife reorganization. whieh pledges 4
nes4 interesting uepEfsmme from tine -
uuse Following arr the officers elected
Ffes!celi, Hon. J. q. AHlt. cc-prcsiGeni,
Ms ur. 7 D. Morris secretary ana treas
uftE. Mas NfUie Proctor assistant secge-
iaTy za8 treasurer r. =. HeS1iee
A Sidewalk 3 being Uuiit aewu the south
yts ~ sec1Bd street befscau town su1
& as 8 s1diiiaH.
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PORT rowNssSp NEWS.
Blasting Accident Minister'S House.
warming New Addition.

pORT ToNNsENn, JHD. A--At sleg1Ef Rt-
tcrnoen about 3, while tae men EMPLOY "a
upon the washington strect in nruromeats
were preparing 3 blast, through some uu
known reason 20 prcmaiuralF exploded.
throwing the dirt Ia every dircctinu ip
large pieces A lump oi considerable s-sc
struck enc Of thc iaaoycfs named jobs
Jones g. the sidg, knocking him dow %. and
Tor time q WAS feared that The iniati sns
fatal, bat upon the arrival ui thr 0agta- %
YVES souud thaf he was only stunned he
was taken 30 his home Immediately and ID
Is reported that he Wlli Dc al T.Ent .u
tiay OF two tTpuu making i84Btrt among
the men who Wern managing the work tae
writer failed TO md thai it was cacse1 hy
either fheir eagciessuCss or an uuuslai.r
heavy eharEc There was oaiy IL pauaIs
Of powder on the ground, asd they ea3
used Il III loading three no "a. sad Use e..
ciaens Is a. much o; mystery to thv.1 ss
10 any one clsc-
HoUsE WARNING.
very happy ana ialiy company Assem-
hled A. the new Ttctpgs OF - Tau
church, drawn there By Invitation fn'm
the Rev. Mr. aud Mrs. Tsy iof. % aftcaa
their house warming The opening cXcr
cises were presided oSes by the Rev N.se
op Paddock of Iasous, followed BY hyuu
sang by al present, after which the ilsift
titles commenced Supper Vas served
about 10 y. m. aud theh thc hisi players
and smokers repaired % she staAy wh}'c
tho Young folks i.SrtiCisaied la the cid and
fime-houorvd game % "hllad stsns bus,
which was very muCA endowed by 81.
Those the-e wer2. The EoY. BtShrp fAd-
dock. Hon Geo. StRrreii sud wife, Hon. u
4. Burkeii aud wife. Nj aud M Nih.0r&.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Morsau. Mrs aad Ms.
A. : Miller, Nj and Mrs. " q Hastings.
Or and Ms Glenusn, Mr., aud Ms, hc1,a>,
Mr. aud Mrs rfnk. Mr.. sad Mr., Never,
Mrs GrrfiSh. MIS- l4Vvrmo-c. Nrs-
Bianklstou, Mrs. ssRyey, Mr.. kariiv;t,
Mrs Webster, Mrs MhiUieSey, MR., Nell,
MesdaincS Pueh. Iavior, Triwblc, Harrison.
lAWes, James. Rrook>. and Messrs. Sisc}y
gage, Poutus, Pam, Wo,a, saydsr. fa5l
lips, Alexander. Gibbons, Sery.s. and 81 suy
others The festivities were Kept up uil
about midnishs whca so lcif, uusuirls1s
In fhelr expressions ot thanks and ef So
preeiaton.
MIA ADDITION.
Auatlgr addition ls bclus plated O. thls
city called tho sea NtcN addition The
owner. a Nj NeI,tde ui Sau feaoelseo
wanis So have L rea0y fog tbs s~r4Ag Nsf
ket fhis addition IL located nsgshau>, OF
the faeoms addition, GEsau tle same e.El
ridge commanding grand sud expansive
view 81 TIE straits 1p8u Uue st4s, Fsrt
IoWnHeaa las lIau the ataCs tae HlFmH5c
range 20 tle Nest aH0 ila Cascade incaa.
iains eas' fRefs q so aouat tui these fUo
additions VIII D. e0HRAt eHtlrVsy hg pae
ties wishing eieEsnt fys ice proucFtias
and VIII he tue Noh liih % tA.s elty AZ no
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Nssksael Grooming Wants "a I.allroad

WHsTCoN. Jan. 81 be Cltlzeus o. Nook
ssek Crossing tle bead Of navigation 90
The. NogksacA flFeF. nasr a bsuas 81 ~
aEFss OF iaa8 sud haif e taWnaiie. II the
Wesi Coast railroad aill 5gild % thl cross.
Ing aad ipeate depot aaa certain bald.
iBgs tAere NooksHek Crossing s. only Eve
"a les g1utl 90 TIE r8iui y atfe the Vast
Coast proposes 20 csuss the British boun
Gary 20 c8Duesf with the Canadian Pacific.
Raa On GRE s8nia west up The rich NOOK
E4aH valley
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SGpsrstiison young Eaan go clair
voyant) Can yea reveal the DARK Sc
crets OF the iutuFeR
glairvoy@rs-- With the ali of my
powerful horoscope / can, Tor 80 cents T;
bit | faust 90 into trance FIRST.
Young Haan--Ai1 right; here's t0Gr
- cents 1u1 yeu can get into your
trance a. soon As you Ike | only
want 70 ask yoa one question. Clara
F0ygnt in . trance. DO Sullivan aud
kiiraIu ever mean To fightE
IlsIrv0vaEt fsroGs.ng from The
trance Heres your 81 cents, young
nan you must ask me soneth.ng
easier.
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Fatal Shooting in a Fort
Spokane Dive.
noEE smsILFox ~ TACOMA.
Harry aerg2a secures the Arrest ~
Editor RsaabaagI Sentiment
Against the fsanbisFs.

gyoxksz YAK. jan. s--iufofzsati01
Feache4 hers fbis nofhinS q ~ as
shooting Of saFFesai esli-sszs p St- -.
ran e. Fort ssosGEe. - rsiiss isffi7Hs 80 p
this city The shooiisg 0efHfEt4 = a ssssf'
hosise 81 sqsgeb Moran T4s Pfgrfie -
Callahan paid TOO BOOB -
Moran's ftegea wife aus Af'as-9 ta- ~
terk ssai0usY-
QUAR- ensgad. sna seth fael
pulled fhes4 gues. - Af-
witt the ezlffesa 81 20 coaHLsy.
Nora gat fhe dE9p ca h.s oIp4s1siii
SrnatDg three bullets throE4h his 30
Moran Is kaeWn bsfe a. 49, faa5. ns
nner. gifa whsm he hsd beHa ssBca iss
spTsnv. aud opened 3 danes-aassf & fis
Tart