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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-12
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49, r,.v Ron-~-.n~ Rxtr. Ju.xk
On SUNDAY e ne family of Henry
cochrsn& we're eoinr % attend ser
49, IS he school house about three
and one-haff miles north Of the
citv. IN The Pennington roaa. they
noticed The catsle q Z. D. johnson IN
tAe corral. Thew thought il rather
strange. and 6 sO,clock this II dayl
morning. when Mr.. Cochrane sav the
cattae stiE penned up. be determined
TO inyestienfe. Approaching the door
he knocked twice. but received NO
Answer. He pounded : third time,
and IN Response anne the voice Of !
child. CRYING. sOh. mamma. Run.
ming round 10 the window he called
the name Of Mrs. johnson. and re-
no amy Int the p;tan,,s crv-
ing ~ mo cnisus iofceu oPen Z oool
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CARE of rHE aLossr
Proper Way Co Put DowE
Hat Stated by = Halter.
Boston Globe

II may seem q very simple =
TO lay our silk hat down properivs
II Is, hst the following from 4 q
able halter viii show that there =
simple way, which is the hest:
Never place your tile so til
crown will lie Hat on a table.
y Is quite q common thing for
DO this, and then drop their 1870
Into the hat. Besides iniurtSr
gloss, this method permits dust.
aeed u does not permit grease 8
iect on the crown, and thus nou1o
tate frequent ironing. MoeQoQ
the edges iii this way eet y
worn and gives he hi
fakish appearance. Don't ret
hat on Its rim erect, either. Nokkr
VIII change the shape as much y
besides giving the tile an oppoftur
20 hop over and possibly drop a.
moor. Again, never hang up 4
hat. Nine chances 10 one e via
brushed of the hook or mai.
wouiu be interesting 10 note how
qnenliy q tall hat falls from tho a.
nary hat rack. Never hold ! ~
Your hand. If you do 80 q mn
VIII put the front part Of the lin !
OF shape. Don't hold your hat 81
Q 81 the roll. no more than
should pull your ears out from
siae OF your head. In either caeo 4
result Is the same.
Having avoided all these erfo6k
pace Your hat carefully on 4 tak1o
ti,at q tribe OF the roll and 4 this r
the edge OF the crown will support
in-ttis way the weight II the HI
evsniv balanced. and only 4 lltfIo
the silk will come IN contact Win 6u
or other foreign substance"
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HIS WAGON WAS roo VIZ
How = CrednIous T~nd&re.eS
yicttmtxe tf ay = ptnt.~~~

How = Creduious Tend&re.n<
victtmsxsd sy . Piainnme1.
Many stories have been tola -
plains a. illustrating the vaRdanrSsS
eastern innocence IT .su1Ie4fnSA
"tenderfeet.' One Of - ene~
ding To the Denver Nees. q yrasf.d ~
regard to the manner Ia uhfok -
the old plains ranchmen IN 49, 49,
Soutn fass got . new wagon.
an old one. which was rfnt
worthless. and he had ME-
efforts to trade IL of q
trains and travellers, but vii
cess. He Wa getting con
discouraged when a lone
Appeared at the ranch and 4
the night. The pilgrim
green, ami rs he was bound 4
mountains had many aueStidn1
about the mountain paSs-how
Was, AMI whether wagons
much difficulty in geitingthfou1
had a brand new wagon. which
TIE ~ranchmaas eve. and ho
ninsst TO play a bold ganfe tolecf 4
next morning The 'piIef{Gl
the rsichman very carefully inosr
siig his wagon. and very natufaiIf
curiosity was excited. ard rs
asiries were answered nv the
assurance from the ranchman Z
the wagon was Just two inchGos
Wide 10 get through the pas.
pilgrim was dnmfounded and III Ap4
*ronhle. Finally his eyes rexte1
tue olu ~fafssv@frap u ranchm6S
which ne measured and found 6
Two inches narrower than hiS ow1
tie promptly proposed d trade. tn
ralichMan demurred. His waar
Was old. to he sure
then it was narrow enough to
Through the pas in case he sho1
ever want To visit the Sals Lake
ley. The more he objected the
in~tpnrfanase tho pilgrim her1
and finally a trade was consamm2
TIE r~anchnaan getting the new
pocketios a good round 80
hoct- The pilgrim vent o n M
releicing az bis good fortune A
i.ag q wagon which would 90 fhr1
narrow pass, but when he re12
me western slope he must have
lied how badly he had been victink
SINCE the South Pass Is broad
ta march an army through ard
the narrow gorge, barely wide oHo1
a wagon, which had
pictured 10 him and which n
so willing Ia believe.
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STATE slrrIxGs.

North Yakima has loo population.
The city OF Waila Walla contains
1856 school children
Slaughter. King county, is 70 have .
5000 school bouse.
Pierce county's wool clip for 1850 Is
estimated 1t 0, 900 pounds.
An e~ighteen-foot vein of coal has
been struck in the Crystal coal mines.
The Oregon Railway & Navigation
tracklayers are within i've miles OF
OaksdAle.
A vein OF coal twelve feet thick has
| been struck in the Bennett coal mine,
Skagit county.
1t is reported that tin and mica
mines have been discovered near
Spangle. The tin assays as high as
80 per cent.
During the six months OF 1850 ended
June 80, the real estate sales in Wa la
Walla numbered 625, amounting to
$7ei $3.50.
The road over the mour tains froas
Eiiensburg 70 the Okanogan mines Is
in good condition and the travel over
the road is quite heavy.
The Farmers Water Company has
been organized to furnish the farmer
around Sumner, Pierce county. with
water for all needed purposes.
Dayton Conneii, "a years OF age, was
killed at Rockford July 4 by betty
struck III the neck by a sky rocket.
His windpipe was completely severed.
The carpenters of Vancouver are on a
strike, demanding So per Jay and nine
knprc p.sf1avs and anfraefAPa ara
firmly opposed TO granting the de
mand.
The steamer. Karluk, which was
last week, Was towed off SatssixfeanAy She
leaks quite badly and will doubtless
be taken 10 the Esquimalt dry dock
for repairs.
Mrs. Tice, of Tumwater, Was robbed
of $3.50 at Olympia, Thursday. She
tied the money up in q handkerchief
and stuffed it into the back pocket OF
her dress, whence the enteoprising
thief extracted it.
DIR. Vercoe, coroner Of Skagit eoun-
ty, has left Mount Vernon for the up
per river TO hold an inquest OF the
body OF a ma reported drowned. On
recovering the body the skull Was
found crushed in, and there is suspie-
ion OF foul play.
A stock company with a capital of
5000 will probably be formed by the
farmers north of Eiiensburg for the
construction of a canal twenty miles
long. the water to be taken out Of the
Yakima river, about ten miles above
the city. The canal will doubtless be
completed in twelve months
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A forfeit Of S. has been deposited
in The viesoris IaAes osnse By she Vie
tossa hoe~ tsAsa ard = chsIlenre Issued
IN the Vancouver No. | team. 81 run
In SEATTLE on or before July NJ. gss
from $40 fo xskas the race 70 be . wes
fezi under the rules u the North
uesfers Fremen's Association. Vie
toTsa and Vancouver 20 seiecs enc
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.aila,nx In England and Nssret.

The singular fact IL mentioned ~
w6iie IN Great britain building 0poJrt
uuias are suspended on the slsRh11ut
approach OF frost. brIekIaying q Co.
res on In Norway during almost -
Coolest weather that prevails for IN
tlnle- Thus. in CnrisfianiH, bnfbil11f
dnring the winter months, ii Is statoaS
has bow been practiced for 1t 49,
WE'VE years. but mere frequerey
during the last FIVE, all the buiIdiTlU
thus erected having stood remarkably
We'll. According to the opinion 81 -
principal builders In Christians. bftfk-
tsssTs work, executed with due c1so
an winter. Is really superior to similar
work done IN stmmer-the whOie ~
OF ssich work In frosty weather coz
yatAssng simply In the use Of u~nslAct14
lhFglet the mortar prepared v5so
which j. TO lie made ~
small quantities Immediately be{eS4
use. the proportion OF lime be1M3
increased rs the thermometer fel1e5
tne Only car required il 10 utllMZ
the unslaekesf lime 80 handily
4Hiekiy a. ~ enabie the mortaf 4
70 bind with the bricks before IL coo13
Anofher very important condition. =
that the bricks be- always kept CO..
cred on the building site
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Mr.. IL Esnnse. who lives on the
banks OF the skookumehusk river
about three miles from Centralis. ha.
Just discovered on his farm a win al
Tire clay, ffoan fifteen 10 TWENTY-FIVE
feet thick lie has lto acres of land
ard this sein is found on ali parts 81
Il. Mr.. kangsss csfrrs a the cfsroy
sunity 20 anyone who ufil improve
this nsine. lie viii either sell or Lease
ou very easy teyTas. 90 the right par,
ties. The uasne Is near fhe Northern
Pacific rsasroaa and only needs a sias
track for hsasIi0< p4rpo~~~
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AMnrfan

Gamers claim that the Columbia
river salmon pack for Isss sM be q
short cr.e. and every indication t.sgnts
thai sag. Even a-Juiy run ~oalans
bring the tNsck up nov 10 ans thing
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ADyiek TO

Mis- wspsia~ss ssotsfna syrup fef 60
aFsa ~soethiex. IL the pfescrf psion o. ~
tfF t@st female nNrses auI physteh944 L.
tae / attsf -fA.-s. aud has been use4
tori years with never failing
Eiizlons of mothers for thetf chll1E2
uartstz The process 81 teethsaz. ~ g9eZ4S
t~nesEu1bnse. + relieves tbs cf1I4 q
pasis, cures dss<stery ard ffarfh1e1t
ing 70 sire bowels. and xinfs collie.
Ins i1asfsh 10 n child. Il rcsts The me+
Price. 80 Z ss-sie.
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Mhea hshy wss ssek. We ssse her nsssrss
When ssse msA a Child. shs cried fus 9xs-
fa4tax
snxfa.
When q hsd casksseu she gave si.esa
tsss4Fsa4
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ia esit e. talY
e iIall y ou.
s \ Ia Sesttie. ~
ef =. SEP
QHisH lea this
site % q I iAag
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8ae new stfamer fssrnssen . ne4
tug ssaftis Monday. Wednesday
Gas. ~ I'D =. N. for Wnxfrafn euS
en- rouse- 1se makes the trip ~
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al guidance OF -.
ave won a hiillial
ry The other inter
which threatened
rs ago are all in q
actory settlement
e a department
brilliant. almos
n
wing sileaoei crit
i the united Surpe
dent Harrison e
satisfaction upon
iis ot bis aimis
very reason u he
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NO CHANGE or OFFICE

FMsss ~resrenasr Il 54sr have eesieextons
ta make II sau have s haagss - trnt, II
yes @AEt 20 sens q Azssss. II vess saAse psspe
xTsy ~ seEl. " sH2 s.ne seaF residence kn.
surs. IL yea desire ~ purchase Eaxza~sp
OF ,ssEasn. pspT<ssys % call "a
T. AAEs 4 CO.
III fnuna s<rest.
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denotes
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IN regard
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the critical
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dismay
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confidence
be knotty
been hard
not fall to
thnat cant.
LESSONS Of
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lie has IA.
supporters
bout taking
but the "
III object.
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earnest
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general
iced many
{ noisy erii
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; by the stir
ess Brilliant,
'nieni of the
,nFh the Mi
Cleveland .
relatiens "
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lnalled siEce
1ermsny o.
was gcnersil
Possibilities.
could see
dement, whscl
sandonment
rihcc of oar
question la.
and IL has
ner which sll
ricsn diplos
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Later. 6;4A-This Is not through enyy
for love. i ant leave my family IN 40
wicked world. They will all 20 to Gesus
nov. | hope 10 90 with them. 1hope that
Good viii forgive me. I have been q great
sinner. ! give my life, my all for il. I
hote We VIII all be In glory son. Trouble
and sorrow are no more. Iwant to go.
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IHG eaAkiTv COMMISSIONS.

4 Cblesgo sE-e5xi reports the de-
pzFtase Ir0m thai eaiy on the san
instant. q a sf<e5SI train carr 5ng oEs
huRarSe delegates 20 The c0nfereocs
- Charitse. ard Correction. sooa 20
~ he'd 81 ~sn FraneAsoo Ts.se sele-
Easss are froTs al parts Of The Enlss 8
.is'e- The president % the eSssfss-
cree = The Right Esysrsrd b.sbop
asissesEas. u N-stsrn Mahsgsa- The
PARTY - un3sy tie eohsaes q Pres
ss@at Hlnes. 81 81. iii3pg.s state tso4-d
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Nsraaen gst~suscss. and -sn Fran
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day ssSHsag. The szsnferesee al BE-
in session ore ~ssk. shea many q
TIE delegate. al rss2rH ~ IA. norts-
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fSae arso the .ssxsst tea bss 90
nan pursasth. Il i vsfy hard 70 ssy
one nnx~r on . Esrlnespgs ~ the i'esss-
ecss1ie part in Washington a. The
present tire IL sesnss inapSsssssss 10
josa issax viii them on arr props
assen
They profess 20 reYnssiass The res'es-
lion re<uosd os sAsiE party. sss1 a.
sures3ly that IL shat the Espasateafl
PARTY dos. and has 6ess~ fsss, last
ard 81 tb< Line.
Tk~s profess to y supssazz> siiA the
80 90 Democrats wbo ssossi up tssr
The uniou xsd fos2gbs ia the ason
army. rather ssskn with the Eatilson
ond spsarsi ~ lseusoesats who fought
90 the ether SIDE. AMI ibsfs - 10
roosa for sssrss4eS bgt saas EsSafsis-
esn sympsshses rgs AMI alSsys have
run that 81 rae xsy
They profess thai tissY are not free
traders. and eers~saiy noksssy aceHsss
~ E<psssslcaEs ~ A~isg &'ssietesi tiai
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