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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-18
sRKEN PAYS A FINE.


kseapss One Charge, Hut IL Coa-
victed ON Another.
- y hreen. the young tough who has oc-
- conspicuous position In the police
- infely. was arfsigned before Justice Nil
tafdsy 10 answer 70 double charge Of
lesane opiu and assauitins his mistress. one
u Diamond. an occupant OF house Of ILL
Ion Jackson street
= Ne former charge the witnesses for the
eeosion were odaeers Johnson and Airing
- Who testified that they found hrceu in .
- In the Garfield iodsinxhenss. corner Of
sensA and King streets. surrounded by all
- sfparsenances Of an opium smoker aud the
- iail Of trsees Of the vile opiase They aisc
lasa TO having foand another man In the
- and having arrested both. but the prisen-
ccapcd. and Breen was subsequently ar
TIE prisoner was ingeniously defended. and
ND - alihi. Justice Miller said the evil
- q the persecution wasn't strons enough
400 the prisoner. and accordingly dssmissed
- ehasre.
ne second charge of assault ofsoers Cave
Arlington were the prosecuting witnssssA
49,, kaied that yesterday morning at sbcat :
"a Aey wese passing the Fountain Rouac
- hey heard cries OF murder and help.
,aae fom Que OF the rcorns. and taey entered
sooss snd foand Rreen and the ssrl. tsassss
eond, there The girl Was crying and the
LA uss threatening her. They arrested
- ana he was released on bail
- Witnesses for the dssense were Guxsie
d. =. oud and another woman named starr. also
u&evpusA They denied the testimony Of the
- ~ ost Il IVES evident thai thsy wsrs res
y. - " truth ard we're afraid oil Rsssn. Jas
Atiisf. however. aned Rscen SIC
- PRISONER paid the ene. enchanting - hs
"a shsi the whole thing was dirty piece Of
~ - and that the police we're ieAxned IN .
sxevary against h.a- His fFiends eaiesei
novevvs. IN tsme 10 preveai hlza being
- soe coaiemfs 81 court
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I'M. G. ". Golfer, cf Porslsad b In TIE city.
Mr. Charles Houck. Of Corvallis. Or. Il In TIE
city.
colonsl !. " EDDY = rscevsrins iron his las
tllneeA
n. = r xnh. Of North YAKIMA is q the
Rainier.
M = J. Bazssss d Portland. was In the city
yesterday.
Jsdss George Psrka Of Gilman. was In the
city yesterday.
Representative v. c Russsr spent sunday
Representative Michasi Drew. Of Kissap
county. h IN the city.
Nr. ". r Radir. capftalist Of Yaquina Bay.
Or, waa in the city yesterday.
Mr. 4. J. Parsons. president Of the Del Monte
Milling Company Of IAN Francisco b In The city
Mr. 7. n. Tyndale, general agent Of the North
ern pscf6c. h expected 70 return from Portland
today.
Mr. Edward @. Dudley. proninent citizen of
Kansas City. b q the Rainier. accompanied ~
his wife.
nis @axrss Mitchell. the talented actress.
and her company registered ~ the Rainier
yesterday.
Mr. Carl I. sassler. assissant chief Of the IRE
deparsmenl Is confined 70 his evidence BY .
severe cold
Mr.. w. p. eandsescn leaves "Wednesday on the
ssesmer walia walIa for San Francisco 10 Per
manensiy rsside.
Nj. A C. Martin. city ticket agent for the
Onion Pacific Railroad Company. has gone 70
Portland on badness trip
Nj. Howard r. Walton. bookkeepsr fos Moran
Bros. q Durie. who has been veg III Tor week,
= recovering and win b out IN . lev daya
Nm. r c. Crawford. Of Union street. Who has
beeu Visiting her daughter. Mrs. - = Warren.
Of csnsralis, win return home today. &C.
companicd by her husband.
csuncilman George W. Hall returned ysstef-
dav nom 9 visit 10 California Ma Hall. who
had been visiting her daughter Al Mills semi
nary for some time. returned with him
Rob Roy McGrexxor Parrish. OF Indepsndencs:
OREGON. the poet OF the WiiiAmsfss vansy' ana
a.,ss we'll known in seattle, was in the city
Yesterday. He hes recently returned from .
rurop~an sour. which inclnded taking In the
Paris exposition
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- Uu0eteae Evidence TO Hold 0ontslop
Tor Criminal Assault.
- 0antsler. the coal miner. who wss ~
- ~ Captain Kinley on Sunday morning
maeopting criminal assault on II ycar-old
~ Ac0utrs. was arraigned before Justice
li'ss Yesterday morning and acquitted Of the
dAzW
liie 0antslef protested his fnnocencs he -
- = admitted that under different circum-
eM Be would have committed the crfme
nuodnced two witnesses for his defense
- Herman Hoessh and August Rehn. who
~ nose brutal and resoltinE evidence and ~
- - dispasuss the girls reputation.
- Waippls, . room mate Of the girl. gave
s seemed 10 be . siraig hiforward story OF the
Init. bnt the evidence was such that Justice
- saH osemed u insufficient 10 hold the man
- " grand jary. and discharged him
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oavsnlis Burgiass Released--Twe lesn
ASfeeeed Tor Cruelty 20 Animals.
91olles Rivers yesterday discharged Charles
Unnn1ng. W0ley Willis, Henry Clark and
lrhWo nills. oAs four boys who robbed Jones
= opnt shoFs seore. On Yesler avenue. at the
~ q oseoud street., On Sunday night He aid
ontm tAeN Va no feiormatory where he could
~ - boys b. thought Il would b too hard =
nhneat foe them TO Be sent 70 fslon's call
- J0ea and Jose Tota. Italians In the en-
- - oereet Commissioner Alexander. were
Uoagned before Justice Miller yesterday alter
- eoe beating span Of mules owned By I'd
IN oomsees They were discharged. - the
e.!eeore ~ tnsumcient to support the charge.
~ - of Charles Brown, for assaulting
- Miller. was carried over until March ~
Veooor a Justice Rivers
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Nev church Papsr.

The Northwest Messenger Is the title Of new
monthly paper puhiished in the interest of the
Baptist Social Union of Seattle. Its edifoe-in-
chief II Rev. D. J. Pierce. and each Baptist
church in the city also has . representative on
the editorial staG The drst number, issued
Sunday. IL full Of Interesting UNCONVENTIONAL
news, and win Be highly pEised By every Baptist
In the city.
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The unsty club.

AZ . regular meeting Of the Unity club Of the
First Unitarian church held last evening, Ed.
ward Bellamy's book, Looking Backward. =
was discussed. D. W. Baker presented "a outline
Of the book and Miss Elizabeth Wooster pre-
sented . criticism both of tho work and the
scheme proposed. Rev. r C. Smith md others
briefly went over the ground Of the sutnor. The
meeting was v II attended and . number 81
new members were enrolled. The n-xt uGsdna
viii Be held Monday evening. April z, when
Progress and Poverty" viii b discussed
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Chari.s Goldstein,s runers,.

The funeral Of Charles Goldsseiu has been
post poned until Wednesday afternoon ct z
O'Clock. 10 Win be from the late residence Of
the deceased, corner Kentucky and Harrison
streets. aud the intermens will probably be in
the Masonic cemetery. The funeral win b.
under the auspices OF Olive Branch No 4. l. o
o. r. and Columbia lodge No 10. A. D. q. W :,
Of both OF which Mr.. Goldstein was prominent
vnayr mar
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Nee vide yandyxs po.nt gimpss .use In.
chssssr Ciesry.
xev vssisnrx Chester Cieasy.
sac-Msss~s ell rood ssrs<y hlesses. Soc eseA
chswssr caeary.
rsnssI further ncssce The saae cf MacsiAnd has
hs~n v1thArswa ucors IAa1 Company.
y. O. 0sls<r. s~v~see. has moved inss his nsv
ssp<x 80 sccoe1 szre<&
op<a,ar nsu 9rsss gccdS Chester Cisaxy.
&c ,ap<ss - - taadlA
op<nfns new saskA Chester Clssc-
<kars~~ ss>ss4ass la . Awxas 90 Anex asA
ov<rsus new stnxha2A Csess<r Csar.
IA, iars<~s skucx a hats - es-D1 sroD 6
cRar,<s tSessssa< iz'A The eatse.
wxrAxs asd dtsnesds 81 y. q GsiserA 80
Sceo9d s<rxs<
or~afnr nev pointed and hezasstsrhec en-
h.s,f.tess~s asd rSa1<zcgR C6ee3er CssAry.
upsnsnx n<v ltnsss ana Aosss mrnisAszg
xroSa cAa1krf C1earJ.
Dce evs<s0u { - - - - an1 90 nnse .
- cAnssss 6ps1s1nGA - hAkssE osssnA azusA
ops.ase - aguzsl isaza xsAA cAsuse
CzoAxy.
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MORE RAiLRoADS

Look out sharp and get into line carly and
ride upoa the advancing market woodland
PARK lots win double In value before the boule-
ward 10 nuished- Two new railways will enter
the city from that direction. Look out for big
advance In prices In the direction OF Ballard
and woodland Park. We can show you some
GOOD srcuud noor investments Daniel Jones d
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DO You WANT ,0f II SO. CONE oulcE

DO YOU WANT tOf II SO, CONE QUICK
On account Of the late irregularities, because
Of snow block sdes In transportation between
the East and West. We Suddenly ind ourselves
with more stock than our present guar err vi |
accom- MEDIATE. and ~ IL viii yet b . few weeks
than pay storage We win Offer you sfor . few
days only nne piance for $50 less than the same
pianos cell fos in Gan Francfsco This viii APP
ply 10 both the fnstailment and cash plana
Come quick. ~ this win not last long. o Z.
Pestts h Co. Atkins block. SIS Columbia street
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Cspssi. =. A. Hiil,s wiz. Da.s.rousl ,

Captain p. A. Hill. superintendent Of con
styuction on the Port Townsend d southern rail
way. left this city last night for San Franei eco,
having received telegram that his wife wal
dangerously III and not expected 10 live lSfs
Hill went 10 san Francisco some Il IA
ago 70 receive treatment for . trouisl<
from which che has suffered for {
long time. Her daughter Clara. II years old. Ss
companied her, and her only other child, Hazel.
girl OF years. went 10 San Francisco about
two we~ks ago 10 visit her.
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n SUPERIOR COURT
Hit Day in the Three De.
partments.
&c ONE EQUITY CASE TRIED.
usnss Unabls - MsaA Csurs-
- easss HIIsA-Prsbsss Masssss
-rhs Blsssss.

II & frerln9 Wns gfyon IN the suporfos oouff -
IS - 81 ludee Lchteubeyg IN IL Ooso % Chit
- 5r96m against Tha6deus Ha1foed eu1 CD
5s - $50 beought - eouoe1 : ~ dsed. tn
- - arxned On points ~ 1ew. 4 NO
- uade and granted 70 permit a amend
~ s6ray. The question w. astaeAed On The
- 0hss no description Of the lanA ~ dr.
S pstAeaily Appeared = shs asssAnsns
- - Tumley franklin, il whose nn1na y
g - ss'Sse euf wse dead q the dine. hosfne dted
s "a lS111rrn3a whsss the win w. drst psuhafed,
r-re1s bs1ug tysnaferrcd 70 King county.
~ - eusshes grounds that number q
,.SS110. Y lOd were aeoeaoed toeoebex, whe1 ~
& <s-1111r eoauirs . separate assessment Ths d.
\ Ss.S $500 thas me plaintiff had no die -
q SS ~Sr1op court had no jurisdiction. and ~
- - - statute u limitation - . plsa. The
Sss1ondu insted for some time and ~ the con-
.S1In 49, LchsenbssH reserved his dects1on.
r. 1n6os 6srstson's court few minor deeaiis
-, lid 70, there bsing no regular cases
ssSrn r. pe4is jury va on hand ready - -
! <sSr1. ~ rs excused until today.
i514 Hunes wss In court yesterday morning
- 4 ekeee nms, but held no se1sion, - be ID
& - 1uaneVhat indiep0el There will b very
- 80 n his department until the April
1 S1S. s11Aough q a sxpected that he win taka
& - ~ c1vl coees IN the meanwhile.
new SUITS PILED.
- ~ brought By Jsmss Prizes and Ph0be
8 !. TfuM ". c. Hin. asking dauaUea for
Z - n plaint6s claim that defendant has
{ - 8 quantity Of soil from land adjoining
IS IS sS51nu1Y eunsd By them, causing land Aides,
77n donaeinx two houses belonRing 70 them
r. - 4 not having uaed proper means n
~ pssvsnttng the falling sway Of Ne
n = ~ lseoejosufs Of mortgage for go on
- moulmory notes was brought b. n =
SG11o oenlnss Duncan 0'HafA snd George
6Sf 8 lbeosaooea Han for y. so was brought
= lrSra 1neuYluns against =. X 0oassasin
- = C3eegh.
ATTORNEYS Admitted.
rrnnoa 4 Clare was admitted 70 penctfce b
1m ouu11en. eualffysns on certificate issued
- <enpgUmo couFt Of Illinoia
800 Winoor wos also admitted on certi6-
-. ~ ~ sspssms court Of Michigan
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FAST rTNK

rse NoxsAs<n f.rsse kAilrcaf Vest sals ~ !.
d. ana sssspsng Car Lns> daily sssvfes % :
Psal. MlnHsepolls pelnsa sas - - .ssrs.
- .ss.s~ = t,hscaro Tearss< slespln9 eAss
thrvsrn. placing razsnerss 70 tns SIC. -
s-Ass~sn sven hosn aE1 thiyy-Gx m.aasss
se.s ~ = cosi sxsve9 nosson hiocss = senk2A
3-~s $500 naNuf SeAtx<A
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We open and place on sale today an entire
new stork Ia every department.. spring issa
ssyles: many attractive novelties Chester
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NEM HNRkofpERfE
Sc fypIA sfLgs

We r~ceswes 2 co pseees new emhroideTtss
hemsfifehst van1yke point. every conceivable
ssv IL. Rrea iy under vaiae. Chester CleAxy.
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MAPs rREr

MAPS Of Ballard showing where the Manitoba
railroad aud Cana Ian Pacific railway are CON-
tng In and where toe great real eel te deais are
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GLOyY SAFE

We received 100 pieces India silks, loo new
shasses 10 select from M Soc yard Chessel
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NEw ToRCHoN I.AcEs

Neu Eisssa pcsnt laees. emhroifertes. cosiass
fr9urntrxs. rfarz ssc Chester Cseary.
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urxsr1TruEp rfofYNcrxt;s

rs>-A lire al 10 hatsca length. xnf~med
suousaasfxirs hid Stoves. ssc pair. Chestes
s-.r2xy.
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IMPORTANT.
oprNrNG

For bargains IN real estate at Salmon Bay go
chsihsu a Gardner. room .. Llsweiiy N Dodge
Auifdfua
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MAPS rHxx

s6..e a ballard sheving wness ne 1870
Y~isrcsi sni cAns1.An fsciae $3.50 49, -
~ a. Deaisl ycoO . CO. - escoes
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OPENING TODAY.

We rec~ivea 10 pieces, al neg patterns. fuii
length. De. sc. 81. H-3 and Il - Chester
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sv v1as vsndyks posni gimps; ,~ss IN

fWno h~<rs the anesg tabs aesicseGss In Seat
a. nsf.v F1ssssr A Ca
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NEy mENn
AAu = AeeH - "a - ~ - -
ovrxrrn ny
NZZZZMk1z1[H4 <3z<hZ
NAsErH
"EEN
EDn~ 0onnrYD
-, 1rc-o, .,<.... :. M, .,
81 600- choaes ios ON hoy srsst N oussa
81 600-Bsiidins ats o. axth stzset.
vs near Uaion
$4ooDss..s;., ssss s.s ss . s.s. .ss
- !, -. ooo- .as.ss ..., !. -. nm 80,
v>O~ tion
81 600 -caa''' loo b 1'a''a 'as'''s.
$3.50 ..:s :, s,sss. ~. % D'''' ''''t
ADnn-rota In rdes 4 Yniehrs additioa.
ER0fl Corner lots ffrsctionall adjoining
V~~O Renton ID
S4OO-Los in sisslo~'s addition
Nonn-ssneie acres In pays Acre Gardsns
VOVV n Green Lake
II HNDM YS,OOO OFe
| V3seOV
| "a k00-21oxl0 feet. cleared and fenced
adjoining woodward addition
| a n00-Fins hank OF clay for brick max.
vAsSS ing purposes. in the heart Of the
city; hve lo3
| "a 000-Houss and lot corner Of Sixth
ana Bell
40 onn Psve.room hor.a With hath. a,
Lombard street. two blocks from
/ electric road
| &3. 000-Los on sixth street. betwssa Ben
| ana bianchAfd
.sss. s' ss:. electric e s .o. ss..
| 40 nnn-Tn,.. ,o,. an Dam. rtrss. ON.
post: Judge 1en'snoerss fssi.
oences VAN mssninc'n' sie"'
ERTDN 0x nnn Hp
|
| IN fNHA-rao feet sousrs ana mall hou.s
| VOsONO southeast corner Of Tenth and
Cherry inc choicest residence property IN 81
Alta
~ Enf-Los Containing three good houses,
| vssOVV corner Of John and Dextsr streets
An nnn-rvo Lon. no,.hv..t corn., ~
| V6sVVV Tvs,fsh ana colunhia strects
| vo'OOV land. drained and cleared. almost
~O'Vvv on The line Of the sssals. LAX:
| shore a Kastern railroad
/
SIS, 0OO-a 10y GU 'ess sess1e' nofsneess
| az ooo-r-e ,os .ou.A-... os-n.. ..
~ - - '
NDnK ON Onn IT'D
: ASVAR VAVSVVV 49,
| NoA ssn-l9 acrcs Of vster frout on
mercer isiaaa 'si" PSI as'e'
| con nn0-Oue Of the best equipped brick
| V1VsVVV yards ON the sound, located q,
| Tvelvs-mils point Everything Il In good
| working order. The owner would prefer to sell
ouisn VI n,n nc. .n...o,s sn1 p'''-
sSsA A1 As
| G1o nnn-Two lots corner Of Front and
V@~s~vS Eagle streetA The inside WIN
20 s sao 'ePs's''s ~ ' .''1 '''' s'Ass '0'
sino"
GIT 000-Fvs lots and hve good seven
an y..,., .,.,ns 49, - '"''' '-'
SA
$ll,OOO a.'.s-... 800 s,.,.. -
|
s-~
$1O,OOO and s,.oaa residence. north north
sA,ss Ao.ss' rsas for u" pr month
PROM HC6 00 Tip
|
| COO nnn-Tvo lots, southwest corner Of
business loc.s,oa. The corner win ). sold 70.
'00o' sna 'n' ln''as '0' 'o'
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REDUCED RATES rAr.

sosfhsrn rarsAc IL row selling eru&claa
ucAets through 10 Chicago fus 81 80
- These ass the iowess rases now
4 Caish~fs. city ticket s<enA rs
~. e1eel koston bloch. = fcnkiA. 6spss
- eesnk seattle
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7oklS, Sngsinan { Co

AVhi OAgVI ullu " WI
Each day the arrival Of the
new spring goods continues in
each department Of our store.
Among the most noticeable
receipts in dress goods is a line
Of exquisite china silks in the
latest fancy spring shades and
in a bewildering variety of pat
terms
Our Mr.. MacD ougall who
is now in the East purchasing
the spring stock. writes us that
these China silks are obtained
at a great bargain, and tomark
them down. So down they go
at the remarkably low price Of
-
5Oc-Per Yd-50c
The continued receipts of
combination suits are justifying
US in increasing our orders for
these goods.
We have now on sale a Sc
lection of combination suits Of
unsurpassed elegance. The
assortment is large and the
patterns Of most fascinating eff
feet. In the combination suits
for evening wear in Alberani
cloth the shades are Of exqui-
site delicacy and the rich en-
broideries form thereto a won
derfully elegant and artistic eff
feet.
The combination suits for
street wear are in the latest
spring styles, and vary in price
from $40 to $50 each.
These suits must be seen TO
be appreciated. :.
A number Of new lines in
spring dress goods are also dis
played at the dress goods coun-
ter.
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drsa Cry isr Pitchers casssria
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1890-01-10

Ar an adjourned meeting Of the
FARMERS AND P PLANTERS AGENCY
q Baltimore City, held at their Office
81 wednesday, the Goth day Of February
1899. joe sHLrnEED was elected Presi
a.,,. J. p. BRIscoE, Vice-President;
s,urEL NJ. KINKS, Cashier, G. W.
DORSEY, Treasurer, and L. Z. Kinks,
Secretary.
tbe Board Of Directors for the year
,eeo was elected as follows:
ZOE SHEPHERD, Of Anne Arundel Co
Up BRIsCoE, of Calvert Co.
M CRAWFORD Of Calvert Co.
Pm TUCK, Of Baltimore City.
ADRIAN FOSEY, of Charles Co.
sAArL NJ. KINKS, Of Frederick Co.
q w. DORSEY, Of Calvert Co.
+ E. Kinks, of Frederick Co,
7 Frank Talbot. Calvert Co.
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An excellent treatment for bullet
wound Is to wash the wound clean and
cover with clean muslin saturated with
solution OF carbolic acid or alcohol.
The great object is to keep the wound
clean and protected from the air, DO
not foolishly probe for the hnll"t. It
can be better extracted after the heal
ing of the wound.
To extract fish hooks from your flesh
or clothing cut the leader free and
push the hook on through, depressing
the upper end so as to bring the point
out as near as possible TO where it went
in. Don't try to pull the hook back
over the barb.
Thirst can be abated by the eating
of acid fruits or plants. The chewing
of twigs, banks or leaves of trees and
shrubs will also afford temporary re-
lief. Snow and ice aggravate tht
thirst by chilling and closing the sa'
liyary glands.
Learn to shoot without closing YOU
eyes when You pull the trigger. Be
ginuers will find it hard to do this, bu'
it must be done.
In sighting either shotgun or rit'
the left eye should be closed, except II
the case of left-handed persons; thel
the right eye should be closed. SOM
men keep both eyes open, but the ma
4 iority Of shooters aud all the cracl
shots close the left eye.
An extra pair of socks are handy OF
o one-day out trip. Then, with you
shoes nicely dried at my lady hosts 1ir
you will be in comfort for the mex
morning on your way home.
Avoid sleeping in close rooms. kee
the apartment well ventilated. Let l
fresh air, but keep out the draught.
When out shooting carry a sma
square of shamois skin saturated wit
pure oil. Then you are prepared I
well-grease your gun in case Of rail-
storm. Nature.
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DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is q
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to Torment In the stomach and derahge
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is invaluable in allaying and subduing
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By local applications, as they cannot reach
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stitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by
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