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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-31


IN TEX DISTRICT; COQRT - -
i Third 1zd1Sial bz5sr5ef a. 49,. L.
Territory hcaafnx TERMS a see1r1~ -
Tie Inis<n States Ell America "
Hundred ard Forty nns, cunta;nirs =
hundred ard Seventy pounds a rs.ssz.s5
WHEREAs, wil,inn ii. wh,s, r..
states Asfonsey for Washington T.,ys35s..
has nlee libel Of in3trmat1on "a - -
entitled district courk ailerin. "a -
stance ~ fnlsoxS That q s f5me - - !, ~.
wiss On The 18th day III Fcbrrnrr fSss ~ -
the county ct Pierce in Tie eoIles4ss-' - -
sricf Of Pnses Sound, leslie fnsIsss 49,. y
collector Of euStosas for snsd 49, -.
seixs. and riow hath ID hia -rx1sss =. -
custom. hor'se OF said district & ~ - - -
send. In the Thtrd Jsusicial Sisfr;rs - ~ q
territory. ~ being forfeited g th~ n ~
States 5or violation 81 section xes n ~
Revised statutes OF Tire unltesi Ssnae~ y, -
Usn goods. wares and rr>r-k~e. s 49,
town. 40 tins cousainss~ -.
pounds Of prepared Opium. lher -. 8
there and new OF the value a SsSn
that 81 time past t0wit: On the 1SS -.
OF February lSs9. said goods. vsrs~ ~
merchandise h<rSinhefofe enumerStr< s@5
described, being OF foreign xrortS ~
manufacture and subject 10 the ner.ss::.
Of duties upon being imported ana ESSs,<
into the urated states, were by s1rls -.
son or pcrSeus unkn<sxn, unlaw fn1iS 4 "a
deSttnciy. fraudulensiy and knSaS-sSs
imported and brouaght into t66 I5s5<
States. froza some foreign port d - -.
wit: from the provinse OF Rita 49,
bi&, In the Dominion Of Cauaxln. u32k r. 3
Intent then and therss On the palt ~ ;Ss.s
importer or importers 10 t1cfraa1 IL a 49,
| States OF the duties due AnC payS65r -,
| on. tue said duties tat havfne ~ S:.f<
| or accounted for or secured 10 Be rnf{ ~
the said United STATES, and not stro1 -
ing been paid or accounted for ar sosv;s-S
| TO be paid to the said United S*nfcn ~ -
| WHEREAS, On reading aud fiiInr ~ -
| information the court made the fo7i 5Ss
order tkersson. tu-wit. -
/ Let this cause be set down f0e
on Thursday, the 18th day OF Apfa. T5T-
lSSa. ~ 10 O'Clock. In the forenoon r5 -
day. 1t which time sai persons hny7 -
claiming any interest in said gocda 49,
and merchandise mast appear and 49,
| their allegations in that hehau o. o. ~ (.
fanlt will he entered. sud let - zs
given in The usual form hy pu6l
| thereof in the Seattle DAILY Posr- ~ &
| eEScEg- Dated this 3lst aay of
1874 -
Now therefore, al persons hxy3S @
claiming any interest in said roolia -
and merchandise arr hereby nak}6e1 r. ~
and appear in court at the time sne6l1
In said order and make their allfraffST -
| that behalf or their default will ~ eS111 =
and the prayer OF said information eES27ST
Witness the Honurable Thomas B171S
judge OF raid District Court. and IL -
| thereof this alst day OF March. a. III. I'm
w. n. I4f,DGERW0nD C}1rl 8
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MD oninrn usz. Win DE krow3edso and
consent 81 said master Of se1d So frsaip p
rr1ln1ened from mid vessel. the uukies On
fn3d op<um not n9r51K been pe18 q Sc
cured 10 he pxid 10 the United STATES wit1
the intent on the part Of sid MASTER tneFe.
saia op1nm being then and there inc}uded
or aercrsbc3 u the inward foreign mani:
sexs al xasd vessel on said voyage and
said master OF said vessel, then
xnd there well knowing, thai said mer
chanSsse uaz not Included or described ~
said inward foreign manifest. oy reason
whereof and hy force Of sections 80, 80
800. SOS ana Sfs6 81 the Revised Statutes
Of the United states. the said master pa
Incurred penalty and becume indebted g
the Gated States In the sum OF xe0s ans
the said vessel has become and Is now
subsccf 70 lien for said penaisy.
And further alleging that az and sanEn
admiralty aud mxrttSme jurisdiction Of ths
United states and Of this court
And praying that the said vessel OF
steamboat may b. condemned and sold x
pay the penalties aforesaid with costs
Nosr tkcrsfars- In pursuance Of the monf
ton under the seal of the court aforesaid
to me directed and delivered. DO hereb,
give public notice 70 all persons claimins
the said steamboat. Der engines, boilers
etc, or in any manner interested therein
that they be and appear before the said
district court on Thursday. the 9Th day 81
April, A. .. lSSs. at II O'clock In the fore
noon OF that day provided the same shsi
be day Of jurisdiction, otherwise on ths
next day Of jurisdiction thcreAfferh ther
and there to interpose their claims and q
make their allegazions in that behalf
Dated this 18th day Of March, A. D, 1SS9.
7. J. HAMILTON.
United States Marshal for Washington
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the e.tabIl .hfnxnt a sneh IInes d
trxvcl must necessarily - aseoe5At<d
che erchsnee a products and MASH
fac4nred commodities Here uII be :
rich 6eId Tor investigation and spiru.
did opportunity for comparing siews
and suxses<fng ids1s which sill be q
eresf vafue to every nation sending
sIesex2tes 10 the aoEserence. AL Of tbs
states are comparatively young. their
commerce Il limited and th<Es re-
sources = yet undeveIoped The eon-
terence must inquire Il closer trasse re-
Iaxlosss cannot be established. II there
cannot be mere extended exchange
of products with the Consequent buIid-
ing up Of iarge and profitable cora-
yasree
II sill be essentially business con
ventson. snd. although resolution Of
coa6dence in republican governments
may be PASSED and . pledge taken %
maintain the existing status - against
the introduction OF European systcnas,
the time o. me delegates viii no aosabt
he devoted mainly to discussion 81
trade issues and 70 the suggesting Of
practical plans for enlarging CONNER
ciaI dealings and for entering into
such reciprocal arrangements ~ win
huild up larger trade between all Of
the states, Increase production II
horne. bring about means u easier
communication along the east and
gest coasts Of the continent and add
to the general prosperity OF each and
every one 81 the American republics.
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Ii this eity there viii BE- an excellent
opportunity 70 judge Of tbs respective
merits Of the cable and electric railway
syetesns. The two plants In Seattle
are said to t,s the best Of their kind
and comparisons between the two sys-
TENS can be instituted 10 the very best
advantage and under the most favor
able conditions. II IL not improbable
that the natural rivalry between the
two companies viii be factor in ia
ducing ss.e management 81 each 20
keep iss line IN the very best eondi-
ton and 10 offer the public the very
best Of service.
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1YYxxTEs-S5C10 on ISSInk Bf's sNESS
Nv property. fex three e nye = asx e
pcr cent per sunuzn- Address r @. box
19oxEY 10 LOAN. INSURANCE WRIT
N ten. and notary pubic work dasae-
81 q Shnsy 3 Co. corner Bell and Front
sfzeetx- North Se&tsle. ~
|&ZOu.NU suis Borrowers. r7on i'm
proved Ctr and farm property also foE
buiidinx puxpceex Lowest rites no delay
X Bowdon. ms Columbia street. pear Front
IrONEY 10 LOAN eN FARMS AND
vi city prgperty--By the Western Farm
Morsraxe Trust compeny. room 70. New
Lowest r1fcS- No de,ayx Money In bank
here a. b FoOTE. Nsnaxsr
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
M city and lana property af current RAE
of f1ferezk No commissions No delay
whatsoever In making loans when security
a al right Transactions completed In
short time ReeS r. Daniels. room s, Starr
olock. over stew.rt 4 Holmes drug store
MONEY 10 LOAN AT LOWEST RATES:
M no conan fssi0n--on improved buSt-
ness and residence property In Seattle;
and sown-Saund terrifory. Loans made
sre execnfed. FRANK r. LEE & CO.,
hroon p. New Yesler block.
IAfoNEY 10 L0AN--oN REAL ESTATE.
IVA chRttel rortgSge or personal security
Notes mortgages. etc, boughe g. T. MIL
LER, CO.. rs Min street. Occidental
Block iyls
ZEAL ESTATE BARG-aINx
gHoIcE INVESTMENT : EIGHT AND
Il II A. ~ H. A
an acre. Sisley & Bell, Fort Townsend.
I0sNcnn- TWO STORY. SIX RoOMED
4NVU house: lot 50 feet front; high.
cheap: easy terms. Inquire at room q.
new lesler bloch.
lCORyKR NINTH AND YESLER AVE
N nue.. 1a0xl20. a. very low price, Hall
& Gilmore. 90 Front street.
i0s.n-FISE CORNER Two BLOCKS
eDeJsU from Jackson street cable; lies
| high: snap: call at once. Room q, new
Yezler block.
IroR sALE-fINE ACHE PROPERTY
II north Of Lake Union, adjoining Wood
land park and Green lake; suitable for i'm
mediate plating. One hundred and sixty
acres four miles north of Green lake. in
i've and ten acre tracts, on good county
road. Seven lots in Edes & Knights adtii-
ton; 500 each. Three of the best lots in
Denny & Hoyt's addition, 500 each. fine
view. Also good business property for
sale. Parties wishing to purchase any of
the above desirable property viii do we'll
| 70 consult me, as I am the owner. J. N.
wallinsford. room 6, Union block.
100 By 10. CORNER UNION AND SEW
1kU enth, cheap and fine. Hall d Gil
more. 907 Front street.
CHOICE ACRE PROPERTY NORTH OF
~ Lake Union at $3.50 TO $500 per acre, in
tracts varying from i've 70 20 acres BAER
4 B0ARMAN.
| CPECIAL BARGAINS In LOTS Be
| - tween Mill and Madison streets at 500
to $3.50 apiece. cash. BAER 4 B0ARMAN.
ADMTNISTR.4TRIX,8 SALE
i A BUSINESS LOT ON SOUTH SECOND
i "A street, Immediately south of Pacific
block, Is to be sold at public auction April
/, 1859, at ii a. m, IN front OF district
court house in the city of Seattle For far
ther particulars inquire OF McGilvra 4
| Blaine, rooms 40, 50 and 81 Boston block.
Jane Kaney, administrators.
PICKED UP ADRIFT.
| DICKED UP-FOUND on BEACH AT
l. vashon island, ships boat; lap
streak; about IA feet long owner can have
same by proving property and paving ex.
penses Address E. Atkinson. vashou, w It.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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HELP WANTED.

"ANfED-oSE Coon ADVERTISING
w solicitor. for In and out OF the city
Permanent place te the right party. Ad-
dress Charles w. Austin. care Post infelli-
gencer Office,
yNANTED-A GIRL IN SMALL FAM.
W iy: must have good references and be
able to do frst-class cooking. Address p.
=. L. @. box Q.
WANTEp-IMMEDIATELY. FIvEsEAL
w hunters; those who are experienced,
OF are practical marksmen with shotgun;
none other need apply. Call on j. c. Nix
ON. 2iT Commercial street.
WASTED--A sALEsLADy OF ExPEg-
w enee in fancy dry goods; none others
need apply. Laionr & Co.
WASTED-TEN LIVELY AND INTEL
w ligent boys. Apply Monday after
noon between and 5, a. Bagiey Printing
Co. Railroad avenue.
XIyANrED TEAMS AT SIX DOL
Sixth and Sexenih streets, yesier avenue.
begin work Monday morning. O'BFien.
uvAATED - A YoUNu Girl. To AS
W sssf in light homework; must steep
~ HOMIE Apply between 9 .. N. ard ,.
m. At SO Jsn,ss street.
NrASrEn--A pREsSMAkEg AND AN
w apprentice. Room 8. oser the "a
cite drug store. corner froaf and Aarisnn.
1xyANrEn--Brs ar TAILOR
w shop. 7io second -.
UANrED ~ ONE MORE NAN Win
w $1,000 20 take an active Interest IN
manufacturing business Moore Land Co.
xvASTED--A PRACTICAL SASH AND
w door nsn. aFply AZ once. Blsfknan
Brothers. seoaomtsh. w I,
uAxTKit-LAn1, AcTIvA AND IN
w telrgeut. 70 represent. ft her own
aud required. pernSanens position and
coed salary. Address setsi Manufacturing
Houss,. Lersk BOX tsS., New York,
Ps.TSERs WsNTED.
"asTED-PARTsER WITH sz5o TO
w manage store while owner Is away:
stock ysS1s Gibson, this Office.
MIAMI Elb-oSE MORE MAN WITH
w S10sD3 essh 60 engage ia Rnod-psy-
isig aud weli established saanafactory In
the civ Apply =, oncs 70 7, +. l.isteii. No.
iisas James street.
a ONE HALF INTEREST Is A PAYING
II manufacturing hnstness can BE- bought
for sasa0 Moore Land Company. ecFner
second sHd James as
uvANTED-R RESPONSIVE L CONTRACT.
w Az for partner ia brick yAri; kin ef
ATfFk rsow ssn hard Address NrfTk. nax 2zS.
IoST.
\ usT - BLACK IFATRER WALLET
~ containing s. Postal notes and one
meuey-oFeer snd sorsse investEaeaf receipts.
Finder viii please retura To tbs asine and
receive reward
r 0ST WHILE DRIVING. A BLACK,
IL Dsfefnaa SIX. fur~tF5Eamsss Geek.
Leave at ". "a. Hez;an's sssi estate raosns.
Kaya block. opposite oselseHfsi and NJ
e~sVe safsssles reward
r OST-A GOLD IOCKET ENGRAVED
! a ~osa esHsa fr srayelErs 20 Friend
Esy. Finasf please ieavr ~ Dram ssst~sa
and Terefse sasfahse reward Nfas rag al
sssT taW@tes <mx< u - wrsFrk
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - BIDS
IN will be received mp till o'clock Sat.
urday afternoon for tearing down building
and clearing on sot corner second and
Washington. Information. Geo b. Kit
finger. James and Secof.d streets
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WASTED--A GIRL IN SMALL FAM.
w iy: must have good references and be
able 10 do first-class cooking. Address p.
r. T. q box q
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"ANTED-o>E Coon ADVERTISING
w solicitor. for In and out OF the city
Permanent place te the right party. Ad.
dress Charles w. Austin. care Post intelli
geneer office,
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TED-IMMEDIATELY. FIVESEAL
w hunters; those who are experienced,
or are practical marksmen with shotgun;
none other need apply. Call on j. G. Nix
on DIT Cpp4mQrpfn nj sfrpef
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1DMTNTSTR1TRTX,8 S1TE

N street, Immediately south of Pacific
block, is to be sold at public auction April
l, 1889, at II a. m, IN front of district
court house in the city of Seattle. For far
ther particulars inquire OF McGilvra 4
Elaine. rooms 40, 50 and 81 Boston block.
Jane Raney, administrators
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Ls0R SALE-A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT,
H. with well-water, small barn, fruit
trees. az nerfheast corner OF Depot and
Farm streets, iseaf Denny school house: a
bargain See owner at northeast corner of
Pike asd Front streets. G. IL. Gerfeu, tailor
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E0R sALE-l5 ACRKs WATER FRONT
Il for few days only Coleman 4 Ray,
mond. sl2 Front street.
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GEAl-ED BIDS WILL. BE RECEIVED
- until Monday noon. April 1, to clear
10 acres IN sell Of swtx OF sec. =, IL. . n.
r. 4 g, known rs the Rockingham tract. The
right 20 reject any and all bids reserved.
Fred K. Sander.
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL S
ID O'Clock p. m. OF Monday, April 5, for
the construction of q brick buildins; Tex
cept carpenter work) at Port Townsend,
served to reject any or all bids. Fisher,
architect.
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EN0R sALE-ACRE PROPERTY cIosE
II In, in tracts 10 suit purchasers Cole,
man 4 RAYMOND. siz Front street.
I,oR sALE-FuTL 1ayT WITH TWO
i story house and barn. next 10 corner
Moitke and John streets. near Depot street.
Inquire on premises
E,oR SALE-srEAM LAUNCH. suTTA.
II Bile for pie asure or business, length, q
feet: beam. feet; strongly built, OF oak
completely equipped bargain. Sssicy &
hell. po Townsend
Tor sAIE-THE WHOLE OR HALF
II interest in q steamboat; nearly new;
splendid business opening For parsica-
lars inquire OF Capt. l.. 4. Dyer, 20s
columhIs =.
L,oR sAI.E-TwRNTY SHARES AAERI-
Il eau Building and Loan stock Address
W, this oeice-
TOR sALg-e0 FRESH MILK COWS,
II with calves, 81, TO $50 each. Address
II. ]. BANK. postostiee, city.
LsoR sALE-L Light MANUFACTURING
II business with well established trade
only si1e: half cash. Address &. H., this
Office
I,oR sAIE TWO FIRsT.cLAss IN.
j proved farms on the famous sgiuom-
ish Eats. near IaConner, in skagtt county
G. :. PkEsToN & co. IaCanner. W z.
I>oR sALE-FoRTY ACRES NEAR az
attic and Lake Washington. the sc Y
of sc -. section 10. 10 spship IS. range 4
east. Address Joseph M. Piahl. +. O. box
az.
L,oR sALE-THREE LUMBER WAGONS
IT NJ costs farm near Kenson. % acres,
cost; horse cheap crockery and groceries
~ bed rock. Pellsnsn 4 Gelwills. sos SCI
end 81
LOR sAI.E--A PLEASURE YACHT. CA
II pablo Of seating u persona dimen.
ssons. r. In beam. 3 r. hong. with cen
tereoard; eTery thins In arsf-class shape.
freshly painted for t1oa Ia1uire or sd
drsss Blakely pcssofsiee.
E,oR SALE OR RENT-rsEN NEW SEVEN
i roorE bosses az Fremont, Lake Onion.
third station on Seattle. Lake Shore A
Eastern railroad: fast outside city limits,
AMI only - minutes from center OF city BIZ
rail, Or electric road and Lake Union
steamer rent only 81 per month xppiy
quickly. Owner. u. Fhiisips, Occidental
hoiel.
IsuR sALE-sE.oSD- MASON &
hasahn ergan In good condition for
sale cheap tcr cash at Lowman 6 Hanford
>zAta0uery & PrsaSlag Co. q raer Front
and Cherry ssrcess-
IS0R sALg-GLEARED lois IN WEST
1 ssstse. cheap snt easy terms j.
tssznpson s ca. rs lanes ST
I.-oR sAIS--k STOCK oS SCOTS AND
l Shoes a gcNp& trade 80 alish<s.- no
isesseT A0sstloa IL seattle. 80 rent Ne @13
FraNt 81
IssO. sAi-E.-tss1LD MEs5AI. CARPET
s~repe-. 7. II. Ioyhe4 4 Soa. Isat
rEESgNA
\ uCRATfyE EMPLOYMENT. aALg
IA sud feEzase. Fs~eaa sssntst's hssssk
tTSsns - p NJ.
Use ONLY FiAGE NHEKE a NAN
/ cza $40 . ss1x sszostAaens a efss1er.
g~sls fsz salts Eass.g 10 s<z1ex Is ~ &sorSsass
Esss sas le&Slng sAtsors. 81 Freat street.
se2stsS. VI. r.
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yVASTEB-A SALEsI.ADY OF ExPEg-
w enee in fancy dry goods; none others
need a.,fsix tafapr A "a
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E,oR SALE-BoARDING House con
II tinuoesly filed and clearing $50 PEI
month, price, $50. apply to pwner st
Paul House, rear of New England House
next to Main street.
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Lsoa sAI-E.-tsoID MEnAI. CARPET
e swesps-. I. II. Ieyhe4 & Soa. Isot
FNant str 81
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LOR SALE "A FsvE<ACRE TRACT,
* only $500; also 10 ACRES 1Qr $1,000. Wal
tar III. FERGUSON. 60 Second Atreet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-26
FLORIDA WILD HOGS.
fney Are the Most Ferocious Animals
TO be Found in the State.

N-AC -AAOGL ESEOGlOu6 A0lu6l6
70 be Found in the State.
ono OF the many terrors that the north
ern huntsman has TO deal with in Southern
Florida Is the ferocious wild hog. No one
VINO mas not encountered this animal can
appreciate its thorough ''cussedness," SAYS
writer In the Pittsburg Dispatch. They
are among the fisrcest animals that inhabit
the wilds of any land, although but little is
known of them right here in our own
country. The wild hog of Florida will
attack anything, he seems to fear nothing,
ana Is by great odds holder fighter
than the bear There is nothing
Ioxy about him. He does not possess
any OF the traits of the coyote or wolf, but
WIN march fearlessly into fight alone IN
aided, and With the odds against him.
"nen assalled lie becomes a fiend incarnate
and Will attack anything from a cougar to
an alligator He has none of e fear
which the latter possesses and while he
Keeps away from the cavern 1us Jaws of the
alligator as much as possible. vet he does
not lear t. aSsall him, and if on dry land
VIII swoop down upon the alligator without
the slightest provocatlon, and the chances
are that in less than an hours time there
Will not be a shred of the alligator left to
tell OF the terrible conflict, except the hide
and skull.
The huntsman would rather run into a
school of sleeping, man-eating alligators or
del of rattlesnakes than take his chances
with The hog. He Is by far the most dan
gerous foe that hunter can encou ter in
the wilderness. If he stumbles upon a pack
OF them unknowingly it IS, nine times out
OF ten, dead hunter Even should he sue
coed IN killing any OF them he does not es-
cape, for their dismal, death-portending
bowls soon bring reinforcements by the
DOZEN They attack the hunter at all
points. While some are snarling and snap
ping at his legs, others are springing
upon him from all sides, some have him by
the throat, and others are upon his arms
10 shake them off is an utter impossibility.
Ii cannot be done. Soon the hunter sinks
to the ground from utter exhaustion When
This stage arrives the remainder is compar-
atively easy work for the hog. and the
sportsman soon shares the same fate as the
llckless alligator. Their teeth are small
and as sharp as razor, aud they have been
known to gnaw at a tree for hours IN their
mad effo to appease their hunger.
Should hunter be fortunate enough in
running across them TO have a good-sizei
tree within easy distance he may save his
lie by taking TO it, but he is even the in q
bad way. The hogs are bound to scent him
out' aun as soon as they do they are sure to
range themselves about the base of the tree
and remain there for hours, until they have
thoroughly shown their disgust 10y champ
Ing their foaming jaws at the fugitive, and
their little eyes, full of malice seem to snan
sparks of feroclous fire. For northerner
who contemplIt4s hunting in Southern
Florida would advise hi II to steer clear of
tie Everglades unless accompanied by an
experienced native who knows the haunts
OF U1ese man-eaters and how to contend
with them.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-26
SUMMER RESORTS.
SUWANEE SULPHUR SPRINGS

Suwanee County, Florida.
THE NEW SUMNER RESORT, situated in
Il the high and dry section of the state,
one mile from Suwanee Station on the Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railway, with horse
car to meet every train no long drives in hacks
of ten or twelve miles; easy of access to all
parts of the state 1t offers many induce
ments as a
MN Err ESORT
not equaled by springs in the north Free from
malaria and fogs; perfect system of water
works and drainage; not and cold water. direct
from the Springs, in every room, bath room to
every cottage; steam launch and row boats on
the river; billiard rooms bowling alley; Gro
quet, lawn tennis. dancing and roller skating
pavillions for pleasure of guests.
"A "A r Il M EDIAL AGENT
it is well known for its wonderful cures of Rheu-
matism, Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Liver, Kid
neys, Blood and Skin Resident Physician in
attendance.
Rates: S!2:5o per week; special Inducements
offered to families.
Excursion Tickets on sale from all points on
S., f. and W. railway, Brunswick aud Western
railroad, Florida Central ana Peninsula Jack
sonvie, Tampa and Key West and Florida
Southern systems. For further particulars or
pamphlets containing testimonials, address
L. W. SCOVILLE, General Manager,
Suwanee Sulphur Springs Co. Suwanee Fla.