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The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26


- color teat for railway employees
49, bear introduced in the shape Of :
dev;ce consistino 81 ! revolving series
of colored glasses lighted from behind
bv I fame and tinted like the lamps Of
The sicn.l boxea.
ussr.r,., ara making money in
c.,xf,~,,;. ~, ,oino over stacks Of straw
- sa-ca ~ f.rnera and clearing out
tho r,uetard seed in II. One Chinaman
viii save one hundred pounds or more
dov and make better wages from what
the white man throws away than
farmers have made from their grain
c-ons 81
~. .r-..d ~ cancer IN a small
.,,,,ra ~ Normandv fSt. Svlvestre de
<S.44r-s,,s.s ..t-.,tea tho attantion of
u. x-rsndst "a the disease had At
+.;,ed - f,ftean ner cent. Of the total
s,,o-t.l;+v THO caacs were principallv
n,.,a. .nd as . rule the cancer was 10
tod IN tho stomach: hence DR.. Arnau-
det thinks that cancer is contagious, and
l. rronaoated bv water.
rho f..t ashas .ccordino n Prof.
n 70 rn-sda 90 80 ,o;nted bnild with
- - ~~9>'f~~, - -
close-lying nns, ana are irequentiy Plo-
dacious. Food fishes, on the osner nano.
are often Slow ana easily cangAt put
are correspondingiy prohnc. Inc actual
speed OF fishes is not as yet weil known;
but as doiphins nave peen opSerseo "
SWIM round ana rouno = s'eanel s1'ns
at 1uii speed' tneir pace Is cs'ina'eu -
twenty miles an nour OF more'
quicksilver ore In layers was dlscov.
cred in the year 1879 at place called
Nikitowka, IN Russia. II Is staslon
on the Kursk-Charkow-Asow railway.
In 1885 company was Tor med Tor WORK
ing this ore, and work commenced IN
the following year. thus since April.
1886, or thereabouts, the production Oh
quicksilver has become new branch OF
mining industry In that covhtry, wnicn
promises to give fairly satisfactory re-
suits.
Every one knows that daltonism
consists in color blindness in regard to
certain hues, says the Transatlantic.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26

Barber-Your scalp seems to be in
perfect condition, but your hair Is get
ting thinner all the time, in spite Of
every thing can do. can't understand
it.
Regular Customer sometimes tell
my wife
Barber ou are . married man, sir?
Regular Customer have my fourth
wife.
Barber (putting away his hair -estora-
tiyes)- You ought to have told me this
before. Chicago Tribune.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26
UNTIL ONE O'CLOCK.
A Highly Entertaining Comedietta
In One Act.
CHARACTERS.

N Ouo Acts
c.ns
u,..RArrA RIpTrrTT. Mn prncy PEI.
uAr TuowAa IA serpanfl.
scrxr. Mornino-room in Mrs Bartlstrs
cottage at Nesport. Time. nearly noon.
En:sr M;ss Katia Bartls. IN ridinq-Aabis,
fslgcsssi by 7Aomas.
RsH. rshom.s has mamma returned?
Tbom.s. No. miss.
Katia. Has anv one called during my
aboence?
Thomas. rPrssenfing card on tray
Yes, miss, Mr.. Pelham: an . will call
a~nin hat twelve.
KatiGs face HgAts up, and shs assumes
Gx appearance cf intenss sotiy faction whSch
1er eoords can M disgwissI1
Katia. [Asids and dressSag Of glovss.
Percy Pelham! told him, distinctly,
chat would never be at home to him
before twelve o'clocki Audacityl No
biesa a. epsn el6sm upon tabN] Why -
this album here, Thomasf
rhomaA Mr.. Pelham I'd It, lookin'
through it miss.
KattA. bssoenav eeegheed. 1srnsse
beep gstckt. Adde.] ! thought 20!
ny photograph fs missing! Atosd.
That will 90 Thomas. kr9 Thomas.
Yes, hohae actually taken my picturel
We1l! the impudenos Of some persons IL
pooitively appa11ingl Hsr pleasure qwsts
evtdene - ~ Jeee.l To think OF entering
onoo dwelling ana epproprasung part
q cueu-personal property Us OUT
xogeousI lshAll 3 very angry, o. course.
What'h this7 xscks ~ ms hoV-sne9 81
ssvs ss~eeHes sovs.l Apparently :
1eeeer. The nrss pars 81 Is seems 20 D
800 lheea
~ !. ~. . sn 49, .s ~ y ~ ns'; !. o,1 ss., ~
~. 81 "A - ~. Isssii nlsv Il = Il I were
s1yins 70 vim. end vin write Jon the result
8Ases coquettee must b fought with in their
80 A'a'' s'''n' .p.,xs
rgS..s a .xczt ncs. p.rcvi-psrcv,
y. ~ ha,T :. r,,...r. :.
.,,,..sI1,S - - = mv.t -, psrc-
ps1h.- ~ .s,,-.. q :. pa-cv p.Ih.r,,
f1rss~sss m. - S.-s.".s., NJ ss....d' !
Ss-uo-' ,s.ss..I~ srhrm.,I0 ~,
~. ,-~st.h ,....s - h.-o,,d ao,ht
!. 80 49, -. - ss.ct.d - "a.
.ttert,crs-0 shsll 90 m.d WITH
,srei fParsesl rslv.vs desnised himI
TFainfiv.l Yes. always. And to think.
that after All his pretentions.-he never
loved me At all! [Rings beE.l o, il il
too-too cruel! TEnter Thomas Thomas,
do You know any thing about this scrap
Of letter I have just found upon the
moor?
Thomas. No, miss. 1t don't 'appen
70 % : haddress, do It, miss?
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26

Pelham No, madam, II i.sSs-n, sir,
I'm remembering myself. That's
what's the matter! Why don't yon for-i
get yoErseT You are me. You can't
keep up two existencos at the same
time. No Dr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde
business about this, you know, twas not
$50 nominated In the bond!" Forget
yourself. quickl Forget yourself, and
60 to 1ove-making! Looks at scdtch.]
Times a-fugiting! You have wasted
twenty-five minutes now, and as yet I've
the best Of the argument. Here! HAY
70 kimselrJ I'm remembering mysc!f too
long. Get back, Pelham! Get backl
[Assumes former nsannev.] Oh deah! As
I.said before, this work is positively
harrowing-Actually barbarous!- Disin<
tegrating.
Katia. [Asidel knoso I don't talk
like that! It's idiotic! o, Unjust begin
this awful love-making! 1t seems SO
easy, when they make love to us, and
yet it's really very difficult. | had no
idea it required so 4much-so much
brain.
Pelham. Hacing overheard. Hum!
Brain!-known to the world as-cheek!
(Katia crosses to Pelham, is about to speak,
when shs sees her scfs-cushion a total preck
in he hands.l
Katia o! My beautiful sofa-cushionl
Pelham. beg pardon, ny beautiful
sofa-cushion.
Katia. How dare you, Mr.. Felham.
Pelham. Why, Idont dare. Pointing
TO himse!fl This is you! You seem to
forget yourself continually-or to re-
member yourself at the wrong time.
Katia. Ercitediy and pulling at seork.
You have ruined my lovely sofa-cushion!
Give it to me Immediately! Give me my
sofa-cushion!
(They both endearor to get the cork.
Pelham. Excuse me, my sofa-cushion.
Mock tragicai tone.] Unhand me, sir.
iSnatches a,eay his hand, looks at it as If ii
had been crushed, then looks rsproac1fu!ly
at Katid.
Katia. Walking up stage. Despairingly.] ]
O, oh dear!--O dear!
Pelham. Resuming scork.] Yes, as I
was remarking, every woman hates a
lover! Positively despises him! Reviles
opuinS nil. !" Wv " ~ " ~
Joc'.I bounces MIN!
Katia. Aside.l am going to begin
now in earnest. Walks TO Pelham.
Will you let me tell you something?
Said IN a coquettish uay.]
Pelham. Bounesng around N hss char
IN manner that sfdrfles hatsa.] villa
little duck swim?
katla. lAmaoss IN tedrs.I Monsterl
Pelham. beg pardon!
katia. lAngrsy.1 l think you are
positively hateful!
Pelham. But my dear Mr.. Pelham, 1t
is now twelve minutes OF one o'clock
katia Don't call me "Mr. Pelham"
Pm not Mr.: Pelham! on the rerge 81 q
hysterscas crysng-spe1
Pelham lAqustsng sye-gtass.J ! beg
pardon, but-a-h you're not Pelham,
where does Pelham come in? tstrskss
GtsRwde ana recsfes IN d0surd manner.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26

The Twenty-Anh 1eunion Of WA1
OF THE 1DpUDII0, takes place In
tSoussnd 80 @ and nd ths ccessicn win bs :
s3'nss Posts throusaous % = tie United states tee
ere moving ii the matter Of RE
UNUo11ffN0, and this notice TO
the ofScers and members Of al q. a.
3. POSTS IL to call attention TO the
fact that our new g. a. =. Catalogue
IL ready and win be sent to any Id
dress on application. We should be
pleased to take your order.
q. w. SIMMONS 4 CO..
Oak Hall, Bostsn, Mass.
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it Is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA re SKRUp co.
aAS fRAsoie0o. 0Ai.
i0UySNflE. u. NEW ron. NJ
The Colfax chronicle., 1890-04-26

eA1SA AAAAA83 cAAtV AAA6 JOoA RA4Ss>1 EAA W -
lot OF bowling collegians. / suppose
you don't mind, however, - long as it's
Jack!
Thomas. Mr.. Jack said was to tell
you miss, as q took your pictur from the
h'album, miss, to show it to some of is
friends at the Casino. But just now .
sent is groom back to say as is friend,
Mr.. Percy Plantaganet, 'ad droppeda bit
OF letter ere, miss, witch g regarded
as quite private, and If found, would you
keep it, miss?-And the young gentle
men will be back to luncheon, miss
Erit Th0mas.
KGtia. [Hystericaay.1 The blessed
darlings!
Pelham. Yes: the dear sweet things!
Katia. Asids, disappointsdly. But
then he Pointing to Pslhaml didn't steal
the photograph, after all. WANTED him
to!-But it was Jacks Percy who wrote
this horrid little note about some other
girl. What wretch I've been! Clocx
strikes one. She rushes to Pslham.1
Pelham. Jumping up and seisipg hls
hand. Time! HoorayI I've won the
bargain!
Katia. TQuise changed in manner.l Sc
you have, and surrender. And you
are to be-let me see what it was?-O,
yes! my accepted lover Archsy] fol
three weeks!
Pelham. Katia, why not forever?
Katia- Looking up IN his Jacsl Well
perhaps you are the best Judge.
Quick curtain.
Gertrude Howard, in Demorest's Mac
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03
THE TARIFF on wooLs.

The tariff ON foreign woods has always
been a iayorite point III attack with
those who seek to break down the pro-
tective system. They seem never TO
have forgotten the advice Of their patron
saint, Richard Golden, TO concentrate
their attacks upon some single point,
as this gained, further conquest will be
found all the easier.
But in demanding repeal al the wool
tariff the free trade attorney il compelled
GO ignore the sympathy at other times
affected for the farmer, and TO shut his
eyes TO the fact that three-iourths al the
wool growers OF the country ARE farmers,
holding sheep ~ portion OF their farm
equipment. And In this inconsistency
lac exposes the fact that his plea for free
wool-like that for other so-caIled raw
materials-is but yelled attack upon
the whole system OF projection 10 do
mestic Industries
While the flock owner is pointed TO the
low prices Of woods as proof that the
tariff rs OF no benefit 90 him, every other
man who is supposed 10 have am interest
in making wool cheaper than il in now
is asked to vote To put wool on the free
list under assurance that 1t is the tariff
that keeps prices az present figures. The
only consistency 20 he found ia this lies
IN the desire to break down the protec-
tive policy, and Co attain that end by
confusing voters who may be honestly
endeavoring TO determine what il for
their hest interests.
Foreign woods are especially menacing
60 the business 81 the domestic flock
owner by reason OF the facility with
which they can be transported and the
safety and economy Of storage while
awaiting the convenience OF purchasers.
Add 20 this the admitted advantage 81
IN adequate home supply, and the farm
cr's right 90 equal protection with his
fellow citizens In other cnllinps. aud
there remains no argument against the
existing wool tariiiouteide Of that lavor-
ing The removal Of an prot<iive duties
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03

RELATIVE 20 the summer outing of the
Upper Peninsula and Northern Wiscon-
sin Press Association, the appended
circular notice has been received, dated
at Iron Mountain, April 26, 1890:
A meeting Of the executive committee
81 the Upper Peninsula and Northern
Wisconsin Press Association wi,s held IN
The Range office Wednesday afternoon,
April 23, at which II WIS decided 10 hold
the next annual meeting of the Assocla-
ton In this city Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, July I'll, ~ and %. The
business meeting will be held Monday
evening. Tuesday morning, members Of
the State Press Association with ladies
about GOODWILL arrive, ana the day
will be spent visiting different points IN
and about Iron Mountain, including "A
trip To Norway in the afternoon. Grand
banquet in Rundle's Opera House In the
evening, after which our Lower Peninsula
friends will depart ON their extended
western trip.
The committees plans for Wednesday
are yet incomplete, but "A trip 10 Florence
and other range towns IN contemplated.
Full particulars will be announced later.
IL will be to the interest Of Crystal
Falls to have the gang call here; the
editors will see the busiest town on the
range and find the most hospitable set OF
people.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03

TIE Detroit journal takes high tone
az 10 flakes" by it's contemporaries but
IN not itself clean-handed in that respect.
IL fakes" tor we mistakel dispatches"
out Of matters gathered from it's country
exchanges aud " "bulls' them shameful
~. More than week ago Capt. VIM.
Hooper, OF the Grent Western mine,
Crystal Falls, was killed and IHE DIA-
MoND DRILL conveyed the intelligence In
it's issue oi April 10. In the journal oi
the 22nd appears the following dis
patch"
NORWAY, Mich. April 22.--Two men were
killed aIf i've injured. one fatally. by the falling
~ a rock in the shaft la the treat Eastern mine.
near here The victims were Capt William
Hooper. one Of the oldest mine superintendent
un the Upper Peninsula, and James Martin a
miner.
The "bulling" il apparent There il no
Great Eastern mine-lhe Great Western
is not mean NOrway-and the taking" a
iair suppOSition; nobody at Norway
would have sent such dispatch "A week
after Capt Houper's death, or have
Numbered about the name aud location
of the mine. -Escanaba Iron Port.
The DIAMOND DRLL noted the Jour
nails fake" but as it is n regular thing
with that daily we passed it, The Es-
canada Calumet mot any better than
the JournaD stole the fake" and there
is mo- excuse for such "bnll." The De
troit Journal and the Calumet are moth
ing il not reliable. The above is fair
sample.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03

Mr.. s. o. Blair, Chicago, says. 1--WE
could not keep house without your
Clarke's Extract Of Flax skin cure and
cough cure. We have used both for nu-
merous troubles, especially for our child.
We recommended the cough cure to every
family having children. We used II for
whooping cough with remarkably quick
and satisfactory results, and use it for
any and every cough the family may
have" Only one size, large bottle.
Price $1.O0. you want the best toilet
soap get Clarke's Flax soap twenty-five
cents. Ask j. +. Hooking druggist, Tor
these preparations.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03
TARIFF LITERATURE FOR ALL.

The AMERICAN PROTECTIVE TAHIFFIEA0UE
u publishing a most valuable series OF Tariff
documents. These are prepared with a view
70 state the facts and arguments for Protcc-
ton, whether In tho interest of farmers.
lnborers, merchants or professional men.
Each issue OF the series appeals 20 these en-
gagged In separate industries. and presents IN
disputnbic fncts-cofnparis0n OF wages cost
or living, aud other arguments showing the
benefits Of Protection
Any single one VIII be sent on receipt OF
centa Ia stamps except ~Wagcs, Living and
Tariff" which viii be sent for cents.
The whole list Will b. sent for 20 cents or
cents. postage paid. Order by Number.
No. Passes.
Wages Living and T.rns r. A. HAMS
e"Ths Advantages Of a yrosec,svc farifr 90
the LABOR aud lndaatrics 81 the United
states" FIRST Prize kazay. 1887. CRkw-
s-"Home Irgaas,ion indi.p.ussbls y SUP
tornm.diiics rec trad 20 for lie Isopie *
me United stat = and Adequate Home
sibIo without a rrossslive Taiir." FIRST
a-wbni are Raw Mas rsIs = wosid @ Raw W
Maseras o. Al antasoq ~. y ne l.Abor
frlt rrs sssy oi is sse Esnsa Stsss r 10
h-.fallacics OF FREQ rade.r n MudIui.. 80
aess S Man, u sS fa11 ~ an Old Bust az
The Protective Tariff rs Advantages for
rs wool SS' inte re q \ a DSass s g 81
- ftoteftlon -. Free Trade, "A Historical
y sr~rs sssass4
io--The Farmer and tho Iarin" Col THOMAS
fi--.rro,ecton a. Public Poiscy Gronos 4 10
IT, Reply q tho Presidents ifssfTads Mes 70
fl--- worfinsnen End r. fay,rs ;'--..-..''...
H." Ihc vital 9uo lion, shalt American Indus
tries DO Ats ndoned and American Mar"
a. kcts sgrfendere ...,............-.. ........
" namt ~ oerma q with Addition. .s..s,...
10 lhe Progress % one hundred Years"
-. hohf1fT n. 4 pKTNM. 4..4...... -.......... \
~ Protection for American Whipping. So. \
IL The iarin Not Tax" honEnb DBEfL..
IL Why IriahIncn shout &c frotcctl0nlstN." \
70 Protection, !" ". "A AMMfnOwN ........... 4
I'll What A a Tarh ~" Answers % a working
a." The American Wool industry" XII An
es-a wsses and cosi of Living q 81 Wrlir;xs.,.
-. southern Farm Ing Industries $1,000. 4
- short Talk 20 WorknEmfn =. ..........,
10" frotection and the Farmer" senator q NJ
'NtAoAstssast II
The AMKnlcAN EcoN ,MrsT, weekly devoted 20 the
discussion ~ All hAs ~ ~ the Tariff question "a
nyenr. sample copies free. Address American Pro-
'eotFe iarin League - ". sd St. New York.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03

CRYSTAL FALLS did not dance about
the May Pole Thursday. Carpenters all
too busy 10 construct "A pole.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-05-03
PRINTERS INK.
a JOURNAL FoR ADVERTISERS.

a JOURNAL FOX ADVERTISERS.
II iuusa On the frat and tnsss!h days Of sacl
nu,.A, asa 10 the representative isurHai-.As .raas
Iuuraal Of American advertisers. II indicates 10 the
irsrysr.ssssd advertiser hav. When, and vhsrs he
sAuuli advertise hsv sovr.ss an advertisement hv
20 alspiay sas; What asvsyapss 10 use; Auv muck
nczsy 10 sIpssa-is fact. d!ssSunm en- r'ry pSlrs
that admits Of yrsfsasl' alssusrisa. Advertising 10
an ar. rrassrsa b. many tu. understood By few. The
suuaassurr si raM-r1s' III understand Il. ssa
their advice Is based 60 An srrsrisass Of nrrs shaa
twenty-five ysars IL placing Advertising s'rsrass, is
many d TIE largest isa mes. successful advertisers.
A years russsrr.!sa sss.s sui oss rsllas sample
m1A. esplss Free. Address -
AlMiA GEO. y. RoWELL a CO.,
NflNnH Newspaper Advertising Bureau,
49, 10 Spruce ST.. New York.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-17
HISTORY or THE CHURCH.


Its Wonderful Growth In . Short Time
Its Location.
The North Seattle Baptist church, so
happily dedicated yesterday, Is situated on
the northeast corner Of Third and Cherry
streets. in North Seattle. Ii is commodi-
Gus structure. well lighted and eAsy Of ac-
cess, but plain and unostentatious in APP
pearancc. 1t cost something over S. 900 TO
build il. and has been in course of con-
strnction several months. The first move
ment to start q Baptist church in North
Seattle was made in May. 1883. AT that
time Rev. ID. J. Pierce and Rev. A. J. With
secured from u. T. Denny the option on
two lots in North Seattle in the block now
occupied by the Second Presbyterian
church, at $600 each. for mission OF the
First Baptist church. At the same time.
however. their attention was called to the
restitution of church privileges at Lake
Union. and sunday school was started in
that place in July, which so far absorbed
the means and attention Of the church that
nothing further was done at North Seattle,
except q monthly preaching service at
the White house. which was sustained
through the winter of 1sSSlSs4; with
pleasant congregations. During the long
depression OF iss5-1ss7 nothing was done:
but on January -. 1855. Sunday
school was again organized at Odd Fellows
hall. which was largely attended
until its termination In 1850, by the trans
fer of the building TO new owners. For q
few months the school was suspended fer
want OF a meeting place. Early in August
an Informal meeting was held at the house
OF Aionxo Hull. when nine persons COW
enanted to become members of . Baptist
church when a majority of the signers
should deem it practicable To organize.
August rs. issa. about fifty persons met by
appointment at the residence of Robert
knipe, thirty-nve of whom organized at
that time the North Seattle Baptist church.
A hall was soon hired and services held
regularly from September /. Sunday
school was organized with A. Espy as
superintendent. Officers were elected 10
serve till the end OF the calendar year
A few weeks after the church organixa-
ton was effected. committee was ap-
pointed 60 select site for church home,
and the present beauiifal corner was
chosen, costing $1,000. Messrs Robert
knipe. II. c. Brawley. A. l.. Palmer and
Aionxo Hull. each gave $1,000 in cash TO
purchase the lot and the present building
was commenced at once
For several months after the orgsnixA-
iion las; fail the pulpit Was supplied by
. Rev y. J. Pierce, and II Was not until A
month sgo that the church had a regular
pastos-the Rev. Thomas Baldwin. who
was called from New Westminster NJ
salary Of ss.ua
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-17

The Seattle heat Glus-A Regatta In
Nacw-y. ". q. A. Club.
With their new hoStheass purchased anss
fosr-oAssi beat under construction aud regular
practices s~tnx On in the pair car. the Sexsfie
Boat claa rasS e,e sasi - be issriy under wsv.
TIE uena~rs expect q single sAssl FROM she
Esss snoFsiy and, y the subscriptions ard lat p
est warrant u. another feaE vii be hais ira.ae-
tsasssy. The esaa will not aGIld 81 native resas,
"a thSy eau SET sssasSa cedar here m suitsA,e
lengths and quality. Al tire rtnags Asye been
sens fas fr0E TIE East Through Captain Allen Of
the Yale crew. which iaslarex thssr being al the
latest and best make.
y > rEnaorsd tass he Yonnx Meas ch-sssisn
Association IS negotiating Zoe sve sr-es o. rrsrs
e<sy. 81 Lake Washington. on which 10 e-sst
bath houses. eoashogss and ssy eat ball grounds
senS&s courts. etc. ard shst there are cshers
forming essf saae 10 ecrs etc wlth ths seattle
csEa II tAAs - see Gaze thsrx oagh. 10 b. s,s.i.s
rsszisa nsgt Summer fas sAe loca. chaEs r..an
sAtps Teefe are szxuy whc weala take .rs.ye
tnssFsss u sceal navy wSre fo-rassi AID wotk
HArd 80 make u q trecsss- A little pEsA and A
hssse snap would scoH pas boating on sold
ies7tsisan hSre.
NesssS Ciask 4 Bartlett havs sasi shipped 10
Se~ef& nsrr. editsr ef The Rlssa@ Jaasss1 a
ccsses scss4. txpss-wak wssh cexwsSn. FwsnsF.
seven fsxs iocx by tNeEsysx 1nchcs hsam
william >osEnrex who eatss the soss. hx<
tsFnet csf yeFy ere3itsoss craft ard Ass sx
rsfasaeEt wssA cellar ass prcsea . success.
szass TIE SassaIEs seal al SorsA cxsassaa
psGg cat. and osxs-s Of isaEE2s1nas