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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28

A lucky investor in the coal lands
of the Rich Hill region of Missouri,
reports monthly dividend of $4,000
upon an investment of $4,000 made a
few years since. His total dividends
to date amount to 100000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
AT Z1lian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-17-tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28
Western Wood Yard.

We are now prepared to furnish
cord wood, or wood cut and split for
fireplace or stoves, from our yard on
Morales street, between the traC ks of
the L. d G. n. and S. A. p. railroads.
Call and see us at the yard, or ringEup
telephone No. 4S7.
l-o-3m FRANK NEWTON & Col
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28
There is No Use of Going Barefoot

There is No Use of Going Barefooted
A. Kahn, IN his grand closing out
sale, has made a sweeping reduction
in ladies, misses and childrens shoes.
In other words, he offers 300 pair of
shoes, former prices, from Sis to
S2.l5. all reduced to 65c per pair.
Come early and get the right sizes. ct
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28

The present San Pedro club is run
by office-holders, and ward strikers
for the administration.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28

The reporters are having a good
time just now, for candidates who
don't know them At any other time,
are glad to be their best friends.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-28

Johnston g. Carol
Den lists. Office 275 Commerce st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
ae5.ooo Bonus for a Railroad

10 Salem would not affect these
prices:
House Of I rooms, lot and barn ON
Chemekete St., young fruit trees
Strawberries, etc; 81 800,
House and lot on church St, hard
finished house; S2,1OO.
Fine, large house and ? lots near
state capitol, well improved; S4,13O.
Two fine lots on Asylum avenue,
12Oxl4O feet; S4OO.
A very beautiful building site on
Winter Sc, 81 feet square with sew
er privilege; 81 300.
Lots in "Yew Park" "Queen
Anne" and University additions to
Salem.
A fine farm of lGOacres with "A ~
improvements; 5000.
Lots i'm North Salem On street car
line and elsewhere cheap.
Call and see Wylie a Moores, 81
Commercial st. st.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
Milton'S lullrmity.

Teachers hear SD many queer ans
WerS TO their questions, especially in
history that they do not often try to
recall them; but one teacher relates
an answer which he thinks was
worth recording.
Having u miui Miltou's blind
ness, thy teacher had asked "a pupn
n history; WAS John Milton at-
l'ct'd with som' great mdumitye"
"Ncs, s,r said the scholar
promptly
"WhatWas it,"
ole was poctw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

Governor Pennoyer, Secretary
Mcbride, Treasurer Webb and Su-
pcrintendent McElroy took theeven-
ing train for Lafayette, where they
90 to look at location for the Re
form school. The people Of that
place think they have an excellent
site for such school and the board
has proceeded to examine the
ground and see if their belief is well
founded. The school, however, will
be located in Salem, as the constitu-
ton cannot be overlooked when it
comes to the location Of state Insti-
tutions. 1t is trusted the board will
enjoy their visit to Lafayette.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
Our new list t

Our new list to-day embraces
good house and two full lots near
east side school on piety hill for 81
800 with easy terms; and new house
and two lots in South Salem for
$1,000. Lots in all the additions and
farms in every direction, all sizes
and prices, DUNCAN d BOOTH,
90 State Street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

THE committee iu reporting on the
| lDpyc bids discussed the bill for
food for prisoners, ana in consc-
qunucc thereof recommended that
| the recorder hereafter reduce the
sentence Of vags and drunks one
. half aud let them feed on bread and
water
Report was adopted by allowing
/ his honor the court to use his dis
erection iu the matter.
/ Committee on streets and public
| property asked for further time to
| report granted.
The committee to whom was re-
/ lcrrcd the rrmon-trancc about the
"uigecr shooter" better known as
sling shot reported favorable. ON
the rcuou-lmncc and the COM
mi,lco ON ordinances wcrciustructcd
to oprcp1c un ordinance prohibiting
their use.
The report Of the committee ON
printing recommended the accept
aurc OF the proposal of Clark ~
MctulIy for the publication Of the
city charter aud laws, in the new
directory, and the recorder was uu-
thorIlcd tomukc contract with them
In regard to same.
Petition was read from G. \.
Robert and others for the construc
tion of a bridge across South Mil
creek ON Summer street, Robert
agreeing to pay onc-fourth of the
cost, providing tho bridge be built
within sixty days; referred to COM
mlttcc ON strcctsundpublicpropcr |
The committee ON accounts and F.
current expenses were given the
following bills to consider and re- .
port on same next meeting:
Geo. W. Mcbride, copy of
city charter $40 - .
John Hughes, by Capital en-
giuc Go. . 90
VIM Driver, cleaning engine 30
j. G. Brown, hardware I 20
The ordinance committee was i'm
-uuctyd To prepare am ordinance
trratIngu city surveyor and fixing
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

AvHartgr ha, h.,u sruted toa
newly organized post of thy Grand
ARMY q" ,he rcpuuIly at Weston.
Iwaii.a county Assistant AiIg-
,an. ID g. sherman I, to-day mk.
i"E "J tA. charter which wUIb,
i',"ariyia' ouy. INrpa,t l,sIus
Win 0 membership uf eleven.
which "i,lmyn4>c wwJN until ,hc
'fl'I 30 oue ut much stpugth.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

And that is how a marriage
license chanced to be issued this at-
ternoon to Joseph Bressler, aged
nineteen, and Frances f. Matheny,
aged eighteen. This young couple
reside six miles south of Salem and
are now welded.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
BKACKSMITHING and WAGONMIENf

IOHN HOLM, THE OLD RELIAnp
j Blacksmith, has removed his shon ~
corner of Commercial and Chemekete n"
where he is ready to serve the public He,1
ing with him Mr.. r. Bannon, an
Portland, he is now prepared better tbgn
ever to do all kinds of wagon and carriaHna
making and repairing; all kinds of biacg
smithing and repairing, and a generai
horseshoeing business. He has ali kindS
of shoes, steel, ,trotting, hand made, etc ana
fits them in scientific manner SpecioIi
attention given to the construction of waSl
ons and carriages. Remember the plocs
opposite state Insurance building, 1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
The High River.

The river to-day stands three feet
and seven inches above low water
mark. Boating is once more at an
easy stage and there are livelymove-
mcuts i'm freighting.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

The physicians Of Marion county
have commenced to register with
the county clerk, as the new law
which goes into effect April 2Sth,
requires them to be registered by
lhat date.
Mrs. NJ. G.. Lane of South Salem
is this afternoon Il little better, but
little hope Of her recovery is enter
tanned.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
rHE CITY COUNCIL.
More Bridge. The Dangerous Sling
shot---The street Railway.

More ltIlNLf gee Alf AFAliH''i F'a7 .''''H
shot---The street Railway.
The city council met in regular
session last evening at the council
chamber, with Mayor Williams in
the chair. Present, Mayor Williams,
Councilmcn IIirsch, Farrar LAHORE,
Strang, Bush and Hutton and Re-
cDrdcr Conn.
Minulesof last session read and ap-
proved.
The committee on accounts and
current expenses report favorably on
the bills below and the same were
ordered paid:
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
MARRIED.

HARRTS-DICKEY. In Salem,
April rs, 1889, by Rev. NJ. L.
Rugg, at the residence of the
brides father, d. D. Dickey, J.
G. Harris and Miss Mamma Dickey.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17
BLACKSMITHTNG and HORSESHOTTNG
4 POHLD.

Have moved to a. and 40 State stro.,
where they are now ready for worl, AZ
our old patrons and friends are invited Aa u
call and see us in our new location u5go y
are better prepared for work now tbmnSs
ever having secured more ROOM. lol-tf'
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

Mr. GutchordL To little Ethel. 81
y@rs old Who was the gentleman
who pattcd you ou the hcade
Ethcl-rha, was my mther.in.
law.
Mr. Gutcmrdt Whate A utur
girl like you have a mthcrm-lav,
You must be mistaken.
t,hyl Well, housed 20 bv my,r.
ular father bu, mamma go, a di-
Norv tmm hlm
The w-g,st steam derrick u the
world i,ut ,hc Hamburg docks Ia
eAn pick zap a lo-whool,d locomotive,
aud placy it ou boarl a steamship.
The pv1ply of Idaho have called a
constitutional convention ior Julv
1, and "a 0ymand Tor admission inl1
the Union will br made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

Cheap farms a specially, and IN
all parts Of the country. Come ana
see US before you buy.
THOMAS d PAYNE.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-04-17

te:d. a. Prices reasonable ana work suaap
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
MOUNT VERNON NEWS.
Superior Court Term olosed-CoaI and
Marble Excitement.

Noun yKESoS. Dee. 24--The superior court
adiouraed Saturday night after three weeks
session, heing the longest session ever bed in
this county. We viii have three terms Of court
each year from now on. and Jadge winn says
that he can spend month each term. so that
there viii DC no excuse for 8 crowded docket.
Judge VIM appointed Captain VI. D. OsTOole
eeurs commissioner
Senstar Payne Is home 90 spend vacation
shaking hands with the boys
J. H. Lotus, the superintendent Of construc-
tlon OF the SFsttle, Lake shore & Eastern rail.
road, has been here several days lecafing CAMPS
sut getting trails ready fer the lsrse force Of
usen that viii soon be pat on the grading from
snehomlsh % skagit nyes
great railroad hocm for skaxit county is ex.
peetsd WitlGia the as ~ year. The Fsirhaven
southern, which is heading for seattle, is aow
Funning trains into sedro. which is twelve miles
above this place, aud It Is securing the righs-of-
wsy ca south towards suohamisa.
The fall amount OF grAslng from sedro 70
thR terminus of the Lake shore road south ls
now ansaer contract % be completed BY JaiYL
Seasa win have thFee reads running tragas
during tue coming sumner. being tie ship
usxtar EairhAveu ard LAks shore
There i considerable exciIenlenf out near Nc
Marry lsks over what il supposed TO ~ a vss,
eaal and masb.e heid near tho Lake Shore road
ard preparations are being masie 20 atari a ssw
sna shinEle liii aud boom . town on she LAKE
g. pace where tke Lake shore and Fafrhaven
roads cesas within feN reds of each ether
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
SACRAMENTO RIVER.
It's Immediate Improvement
Urged on Congress.
HEAVY RAINS IN CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles River Boosning and the
Water Falling In Tsrrents-RaIlroad
Trains Abandoned.

SAS FRAycIsco, Dee. at--A special nesting Of
TIE chamber of commerce was he'd this alter
noo1 Resolutions were adopted lzEnenffnx the
death OF Capg4 n John II. Freeman. and Fred
eriek + Cotton. Ia The nod Of the BEisish ship
Durham list Friday Deceased were members
OF the eaarnhex.
Memorials ~ congress were pyeSsate1 erStng
Immediate appropriations for the System afie Ina
progement of the Sacramento river. ana the
consolidation OF the UaFsed States revenue
naEtne with the Caiied STATES navy.
Ia another memorial he interstate commerce
commission was asked 70 consider whas the
chamber Of commerce thinks IS unlawful IN dis
elimination of the long and Short haEl seetien
IN railroad ias. Is Is set forth that tea can
be shipped from JepAn or China to any
transconsineHsal poist bF s,eaner and rail for
II cents per p0nad. while IL costs cents per
pound 10 ship tea from san Francisco % Eastern
points. As . consequence. while this port should
D. tee meiH distributing point Of Japan AID
China prodaess the railroad charges make il
Otherwise. The chamber also decided to call
the suo5ect Of the Alaskan sBxyey 20 the asten-
ton Of congr ss. 70 point oat the fact that in
many localities where the salmon business is
carried on in AlAska no survey has ever been
made
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
Ar nrs oIn TnIcKs.
swiniier Lewis Plays His Confidence
Game Upon Tacoma Mnsens.

SwintIler Lewis Plays His Condolences
Game Upon Tacoma Mnsens.
0fiser Thompson arrested W. r. Lewis. =
hangar-on around the vaudeville the-
atess. before TIE fire on Monday.
ct the instance Of deputy heriE from Taco
ma. Kewfs il wnnfed IN the latter place Tor
swln6iing various members of the MAaoaic
erieF out OF ysTious sums. amounting Ia the
aggregate to over 1900
Lewis performed the same trick in Snassls
last spring. he came here Ia Apsif
smooth taikef. eucceeded In working
himself into the confidence Of q great many
men hereahonr &nd borrowed various Sums of
them which ne never returned.
He bad been Aaxon, but BY his dishonest
aets brought himself into disfepate with the
order. Ke had not been In SEATTLE long
before he was arrested By Captain
Rigelow on a charge Of obtaining naoney under
false pretens = He was brought tesore Jsssses
Miller when u was found that the charge
would not stick. 4 charge % yagrancy
was entered against BIN and he was
hned tl0a Ills sentence was suspended
on condition thss he leit town within Eve hours
lie disappeared che same day. aud Is IA nndsr-
ssood that he went 20 Tacoma
There he got into trouble with an actress for
merry employed af CcFts' theater. He was kr
rested aud kept IN ial for time, bat A. the gid
dill nor appear against him be wAs released.
He soon disappeared from there and nosting
up IN Seattle few days since.
Lewis was shadowed for q day or two. both
by the Tacoma and seattle ofieers and his arrest
here Monday was the result of g0od detective
work.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
ALASKA SEALS
Wfndom Advertis%s far Proposals fer
the Catch.

" AAsstsAA A4FErG78E& proposals Ter
the Catch
NAsfEfSEEoS CRY Dee zA-Seeretary win
0oza shis &fseEEaon prepared Ehs lasIoHtng Ad-
ve-tisez@af. invlftns proposals. for the excin-
s4ye right 80 catch seals III Alaska
lie Secretsry OF thesxessury win receive
srsled proposals Enfis Z eiuek soon, the Sd
d&F oi lAnaary. 1saa fer sAs exclusive right 10
take faE seals nEon The Islands Of S. Paul ard
. George. Alaska. for she term of twenty years
nom the first day OF Hsy agreeable 70 psovis-
ions OF the statutes OF the United states In adj
OF the statutes the successful bid
Ger viii be required 10 9roxide suitable busis-
Ing for p1blte school On each iSisad, and 20
pay the expenses of razsntzsning schools there
in during period Of not less than eight months
each year, as may be rec Eirea By the secretary
Of TIE treasury Also 20 pay 10 the inhabitants
OF said islands for labor performed by them
sEen Just aud proper compensation ss
may b. provided By The secretary Of the treas
uEy The number Of seals 20 be taken far their
skins upsn the islands during the year Of 1891
wsA Da limited 70 G0.aH0 aud for succeeding
years the number viii be determined by she sec
refarg ol the treasury in accordance with the
PROVISIONS Of the law. Tne right is reserved 70
reject auy ard sn proposas not deer4ed in
aeeorssace with tee interests OF the Unifed
stats and the inhabitants Of said islands. As q
gaaraEtee Of good faith each proposal shall BE
accompanied by a properly certified check,
drawn on 3 United States national hank. pay
able % the order OF the SECRETARY OF tse treasury
iE The sum OF sl00eo0. The chegk OF the sue
eessfnl bidder viii be retained aud forfeited 70
the UaiteG states unless he execute the law and
bond required by the law
This differs from the present lease with the
catch during the fFst5e from $4,000 TO 6o.9oo
seals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
"yTyE Ia FoNsEcA.-
"Long Live Bonlsager," says Each 20
Tsnihrr.

T,other.
PARrS. Dee. 24-Gensral Boalanser has sent
the following message TO General Ia Foaseca.
chief OF the provisional government cf 8rsxil:
Accept my sincere congratulations for the
able and patriotic manner in which you have
carried ont the plan thar resulted in the over
throw OF the aeposed monarchy. Your general
ship in years OF the cause ot the oppressed pee-
pc is made dfahly grand by the fact thai nor
single life was sacrificed How different from
thai Of ITS, when msae the United states the
graniest nstian In the world. How different
from that of France ia I7s9.
The United States set the example whic re
vealed the possibility years $50 OF eli America
pecornfbg free from fhe yoke Of imperialism
France followed IN her footsteps, and God grant
that ere another centary has roll By sll of
Europe win be- free. | have great faith in the
future OF ancr mueh as abe has been miszov-
erRed at preeen. s misfortune | hope win
never ixsl Brazil. The time is MT
far distant when outraged liberty
viii have hearing. II is with yeu as II win be
with me- and my eonlreres, 10 show 10 the world
.hc great United ssates has ccne, thai repuh-
can gQveEnmeai. founded on liberty. fraternity
and eauRlity. viii expand until the last yestige
OF kiagcrafs Is swept awax from the earth.
Long I've Tnso Brasilg Long live America"
"BouLASGER
In reply to this remark able greeting BoulangeF
received tae following message nom Ia
Fonseca:
In the narae Of the citizens of the United
States of Brazil thank you for the cordial
greetings you were Inspired g send me. BE
assured every means worthy OF patriotism were
used 10 bFins about the present glorious result
Yes. Brasil Is tree and all America Is
free. Eeyermore. and I speak advisedly,
win the tyranny of lingcvaft be experienced
upon these shores. TIE present result in Brazil
has been the dream Of my boykood- In under
taxing the step that has resulted 50 gloFtousiy
In our favor was fully aware OF the great re-
sponsibiIity IL entailed. Ny desire was 70 bring
about q hls odess and honorable revolution.
That desire has been gratided, thanks be - God
Some of my good friends in this and ozaser
parts OF the world have honored me with the
title Of -the Ronlanges" OF RFaxiI. Let me sAy
am provd Of the title and II Boulangerlsm
means the peaceful overthrow OF d. sspotism aud
the firm establishment Of liberty. fraternity and
prosperity. I cry aloud with eli my heart. Long
live BoaIanger!1 signed FoSsRcA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
PHILADELPHIA PRINTERS
EndeaYoring To Raise the Scale"
Daily Papers

10 At3&SF fn6 cC3Ae On
Daily Papers
PHIIADELPHIA. Dec 24---Edw&rd r. Plank,
president of the International typographical
Union, arrived today 10 coufer with the officers
OF Typographical Union No ?. relative 20 the de-
nznd OF the printers on the Eve morning papers
fos an adyaace from 20 TO Is cents per thousand
In the price OF typesettIng He saw some local
officers, who explained the situation 70 him.
The demand the printers made was - hsve gone
iato effect tonight, but the refusal OF the en-
ployers to granE 1t served 60 complieste matters.
Most Of the men are not satisfied With the
40 cents thousand rate, 80 they are
not inclined to accept the employers setion IS
final 81 present President Gtszer, Of the local
union. said today that no trouble would be ex.
peFienced in any OF the newspaper com posing
rooins tonight meeting will pFoosbly De held
in few days, he said, st which tne situation
will be considered.
william n. singerly, of the Record, has granted
his printers an ADVANCE from 40 10 45 cents per
thousand for setting ninion. This action. how
ever. IL was said was purely voluntary AMI had
nothing whatever 10 do with the demand of the
typographical union, the latter being still in
ahqvanre.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
nADN.r HEARD or m.
An Old Nsgress who Did Not Know She
Was Free.

Kansas CRY. Dee IA aDigas case vas de-
csaes8 In the probate court et CoSpeF eoansy
today. AZ TIE commencement OF the war 5e
teaa Ffiskman, ro~ q weasshy and influential
farmer il tbe esaEty. toazhs nsgress Save ard
tsek hes 10 TIE isrEn ~ sewiag nasd rszfos that
tsnne she has neveF been zsi3wee % 20 aeJ0fas
re eoands of ths fayrn, ard Ia her pet1tfea 81
lvress chat sac lad not be@a permitted @ bold
cnavsrse wlsh Gay 81 her sace. azsa soas q tbs
fssniiy wtFr ever permitted 20 tsil bet tae -
salts Of tie var. HAea Der old master alsd
tires xseks ago she rA8 Away 70 BoaseFilse
NnA While there learaef fhAt the ssHFea had
been esaAnespxfaA. sAs toia Der stofy - lax
yer and Re sfeeghs sast - recover slfa NsSsa
sspk usouth fsF swsnty 6vx yearS. fsan Hle&.
,ransa estata TIE ngart seesdmd for TIE FlAsn-
= r tossy aad allowed 0neh hail of tie asaceni
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
RUSSIAN INFLUENZA.
symptoms of the Disease Raging
in Europe.
NOT UNLIKE TYPHOID FEVER,
The After Enects Worse Than she Dis.
order-ysry Few Fatal Gases are
Reported.

PAszs. Dee. a. The epidemic reiEns ard RACES.
Tbs conference Of lawyers which wss oanveaei
yesterday did nothing because the msi0zity oi
the SPEAKERS were ii. Reports from Berlin are
60 the effect that there Is no abatement ot the
nant type. and there have heen maay
deaths. At Frankfort il Is increasing.
and the trzmwSys have ceased operatiens be-
cause the employees are al I'll. Az Antwerp the
disease Is increasing bat II Is diminishing
among both garrison ssna people st Amsterdam.
Il has sppsareA :; Dzrtsreehs among the
soldiers and sailors and in the factories. II is
very serious ia the barracks ~ Ranssels and half
the carhlreeFs OF the corps deS guides src i'll
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
LLEWBLLYN 4 Co.,
WEST SEATTLE
Land and improvement Company
sonth side cherry Street between Front and Second.
have some Choicest Property in al of City
which we will be pleased to show Intending Purchasers


n {sases q Coa@srs~
naesat saFaaaHs'e
mH.sFu
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saase u@ssas s As
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s.aeou - a t@soes
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-25
A FALLING TRKE-
A Cabin wrecked and Its Inmates Eadly
Injured.

FoxTIASD nee, 3-in = i0gssng camp 4
BraweF or Sa5eE3sY, hsaTv wfnd blew down
naany troeSi Oae feii across essza where =
= G8sNresh lived. Mrs- Gslbress. bearing tne
tsse efAeklnE. Esd sasises heT f.yearoad ehaa
SAT- hss reached tae assg ia the esssyt 10 eaesrse
Nheu ths tree struck heE on ths Slie % ths haas
sss8 saoaeeF crsshtaz her q shs faaF ines.sffur
hsr Saa1 snsa hFsaksns heF rses sna breakiar
her lsg. saresag tie bose tAsoaTh thst
ae.a into tAe noar. TIC chYl3 was a.so ~
hurf LeRgess "a the Wsy - tiazer foaas hlsA
uugunSe ssas ssa Rescued taega- The physsesaa
has hapzz g sAess yaxoYsry. The hoase vas
scaz g5efsiy eus 81 rwA. esisssth Wa ariyea
sfass ass el&sEa la q asea ceansx ny ernEth sass
samfars. aw4 w&s trying 70 earn rsunsy sf log
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