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he LOVED A LITTLE LAMB,
And When it Became a Sheep 1t
Butted Him Over
Fence.
Which Migrate Act Brought Death
and the Court Into the
Locality.
The Aegistrate Decides That Revenge 10
JustidAble and Eats Some OF
the Mutton.
"

CWritten Tor The SUNDAY INDEPENDENrl
Twas travelling among the mountains of
East Tennessee, and ono day about noon
WAS casting about for a place where might
get something to eat, when. like the trav-
eler who discovered the blind preacher, my
eye was attracted BY number of horses
that were tied near ruinous. old log
house."
Curiosity and hope that / might be on
the trial Of something to eat, drew me to the
house. Upon entering the doorway found
justice of the peace holding court. It
was criminal case, and I discovered the
prisoner to be long, lank fellow, with q
bony face and complexion that proclaim
ed the clay eater. fancied that having
killed some ore he was now on trial to de-
termine whether or not he should be sent
before the grand jury a. sort Of sarcastic
preliminary to being hanged, and had be-
gun to pity his probable wife and presume
BILE children when tho judge said:
This hero court, bein' sorter tired, will
now take q recess fur halter hour. The
court has sot here an chewed new tobacker
till the hide 10 about all took often the in
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him work the country road some day when
thar's hoss show in the neighborhood."
At this iuncture the judge pounded on
the table. Come to order now. The
mont of tho law of this here free an mighty
land, an if any man 20 fur fureits himself
as to interrupt the prooeedin's, he'll fall
under the witherin' displeasure of yourn
truly. Now. let's git at this business, fur
this court has other affairs on hand. This
court must 60 some time this evenin' an
reprimand q man that pizsned his dog.
Jesnns. a. said ut the outset Of this trial.
was never more shocked in my life. Fur
many years we have know'd you to b rea-
sonably honest, with generally . putty
good dab Of meat in yo' smoke house, an,
10 KANT see Why you should have killed
Wilder Dalton's sheep
EYES," spoke up the widow, who, for the
Arst time. I noticed was present, sitting in
Q corner. IAN a finer ram never blow his
breath on q bunch of pennyrile. But here
comes Jeems an shoots him, an that too
when he's got more meat than have an he
knows that I've got three son-in-laws 70
feed"
"JedRe," said Jeems, iii Won will Jest let
mo have 4 mint, will ding a good deal of
light on this hero subject. don't deny :
KILN Of the sheep-"
well! then, Jeems, yoo neenter say no
air tryin to git At. an thar sin's no use in
foOlin' along here no longer. The court
lows that 1t will halter sentence you,
Jeems."
mot without given mo . hsarin'. I
II don't sec what good hearin' viu do
you when ron have made that confession"
wall, Jest listen to my talk an then
mebby you'll see. don't want to take m
yo' time 90 that You KANT meet the fsllef
that pizened 20 dog. but do insist on
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ASCERTAIN YOUR WEIGHT.

In public places nowadays there stands hand
Without proprietor or clerk to tell it's simple
tale;
But passers-by may road the words engraved
To drop nickel in the slot and ascertain your
weight"
morals here, good people. if you'll take . mo-
A lesson for lifes, guidance It's and most suo-
For if it b. the part of man to have bout with
It surely ]; the thing to do to ascertain your
So, If you think that politics affords you widest
If to pull the wires deftly is your purpose and
1fyoa' fancy that your destiay's to slorify the
Just drop snickel in the slot and ascertain your
weight.
II you dream that you're An actor. and imagine
you're endowed
With graces and with gifts to win the plaudits Of
II sock and bustin visions fill your soul with JOY
elate,
Just drop nickel in the slot and ascertain your
weight.
II you feel that you're poet; and By right divine
To those whose wings have borne them to Par
nassian heights of song,
IT ballads, rondesus, triolets. you long to incu-
bate,
Just drop nickel in the slot and ascertain your
weight
II You deem your forte the story, and you only
ask the chance
To run tilt with Haggard in the regions Of rs
nance,
If another Robert Elsmere you ara eager to
create,
Just drop : nickel in the slot and ascertain your
weight
II you ses yourself lawyer, or doctor. or .
beau,
If You think that lover you could make
touching show,
II you deem society the field you ought to Guilt
vate,
Just drop nickel in the slot and ascertain your
weight.
In short whateer the path to which ambition
points the way,
Repeat this legend to yourself erc yet you mako
essay.
For it is we'll that modesty before it is too late,
Should drop nickel in the slot and ascertain its
weight.
William I. Reese in Harper's.
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side Of his mouth, an wantes Say
that If anybody has got any tobacker that
10 leetas milder in its parts, paas chew
Of Il right up TO the court"
The prisoner took ont twist Of tobacco
and handed it 10 tie judge. whereupon the
iu1iQt remaYked: "This court thanks you,
Jessns, but at the same time reminds you
that IL law Of this great land amt to be
bought for mess Of pottaRe nor a ohav Of
tobackef. Hov's yo' crap. Jeems?"
1aaslin, With the rag veed. / Woulder had h
all right. but this trouble came on ne.
VIXEN . man j. bowed down in the speret
- ein1 thinkins q egapaL He ia thilksn:
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of the shame that mout fall on him an
take all the color outen his repatriation"
yes. that's a fact. Jeems."
"What is all this about?" asked. turning
to long haired fellow that sat near where
stood.
'Well," he answered, leaning over and
turning loose a squirt of tobacco extract
that might have singed cat, "Jeems !im-
berly he shot sheep an I reckon he's in
fur it,
"They don't intend to hang him, do
they?''
mo, wus'n that. They'll hit him about
fifty lashes with hickory an then make
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RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC

NORTHERN PACIFIC
Ne Ne. Paciae Nal wsst bound Is, tx 2
Logan Hiss tssn
No. {, Helena, Missouia and Butte E1. .12so p. m
No e. ssyyss1ep 9ss a. m
Rimini mixed. Mon, We'd. and Fri.... 500 >. m
Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn pass -. 1000 q. m
DEPART.
r. No. J. Pacific Mil M, west bound 1.o p. m
No. Logan q Helena Local, connect
necting with through train No. !, for
No 5, Helena Missoula and Butte En-. rs !. m
No. Marysvills passenger. ............ SO a m
No Marysyiiie accomm odation $685.. S:45 p. m
f!1 mixed, Mon., Wed. and fri..... BIS n m
WtcAes, boulder and Elkhoru PAss. $50 3. m
MONTANA CENTRAL.
No. I, Helena and Butte express :. $40 4. m
10 !. Atlantic express. .............. lilo Z. m
wv racine express ....-............. LID p m
:, ARRIVE
No. 9, Helena and Butte express. ..... lIO 3. m
NO. Pscat'c express ................... 6sl0p m
UNION PACIFIC.
DEPART.
Montana Central and Butte ....... go q n
For AL points east south and west, via
Montana Central and Butte ..... l:1S D. n
Via Northern Pacific and g arrison 7:l5 4 m
Via Northern Pacific and Carl on l:sO =. n
From az points east, south and wssk
: via Butte and Montana CentEal..... 1Ei0 .. =
via Butte and Montana Central..... cop
Via Garrison and Northern Paci6e.. l&30 D N
Va GaEri>oo and Northern Pacific. Lao p N
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Was dxsd for him he tried to look lovin',
but let him have it right between the syes.
That's my statement, jedRs. an 1t shows
that want out after meat, but revenge,
fur didn't even skin the rascal; an now, IL
you want to whip me and make mo work on
the county road. all right"
'.Jesms." said the judge. any court that
could have the heart TO oonvies you o1gAter
be hung. Wider Dalton, what have yoa did
with that ahsep's msatl's
Tive got it at hoDe.n
.Weu, yea 20 home ~ Eeaa Z hin, guar
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ter Of il. This court an Jeems air goin' to
take dinner with you to-morrer."
OPIE p. READ.
Copyright.
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A SUMMER RESORT.

Long before tbers Was . railroad In King
county sncauaImie Falls was recognized as the
mos, beautiful summer resort In western wash
ington. The fails are - feet high ana have
been pronounced ty travellers aud artists - the
most beautiful IN the weird. The following Is
an exsracx from letter written By promi Rent
society lady now sojonrning 81 the falls.
Fer the seekers OF health and the beauties Of
nature snoqualmie FATS cannot b surpassed.
II 70 10 the erands eur OF mountain scenery. aug
gesliug 70 tie pedestrian many delightful
tramps and cawpsug expeditions Here - the
beautlSai Snoauamis river. fleming with
speckled beauties and Offering - the canoeist
the artist the sourfss and the dwel,er on its
sylvan borders Whist each may desire. aud here
within a lev minufes' walk Is tse incompatible
So oaua mie Falls. whose Wild. foamy beauty -
restrained only by tao giistening rssuosws.
children Of this earthly water sgstts aud OF ths
heavenly sun goi 10 whom In tones OF won
drous grandeur. be pours fortn the song which
rssounds 10 the distant wooded mountain tops
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SlOQQalniG Falls
Bases Her Claims for En-.
turo Greatness:

COAL AND IRON-In the immediate vicin-
ity are I'll the raw materials used In the manu-.
iactufe Ct Ion. AlGost adjoining the townsise
Is . der osit Of the finest eokiny coal insthe
Northwest in inexhaussibls qnaniit e. II 10
now being dev Hoped BY he snoquaimie Coke
Q ,mpary. comp,sed OF snch men - 4
Cannon OF SPOIL aae Fa Is, Judge Calkins OF Ia
coma and C. b. n block Of Snooualmie A
member OF coke ovens are TO be built imme-
diaely. Several o.hes mines Of cxcsllsnt coal
ara located In the Immediate vicinity. In close
proximity to large quantities Of first-clas iron
ore. asssying II m co to 20 per cent
NJ AKBLE-Natnre has supplied large de.
posts o, marble close :, the lion. just whore Il
Is needed Tor fux ng
GRANlrE-Aimost within the town limits
Isl e-ge quarry of granite witch takes polish
One enough foR monumental work. A side
trick has been built 70 the quarry and II 10
partially opened.
LUMBER-Just across the river Ii rawmill
OF double the capacity of any other mill in
King county. equipped with machinery OF the
mort improved kind II cuts To- 900 feet IN ten
hours aud employs go men. 1n.s 10 the be-
einuing of the numbering industry ut this
point
nOPs-A ijoinias the townsste 10 the sno-
qua.mie hop ranch. the largest in the word,
err pioyn largo number Of men and yielding
good profits.
fAR DC TGOyIB ~ = Naitcs ~ tac
most fertile agricu "a 81 district In Western
WASHINGTON. II Is already we'll developed and
tbs land il pheuomenslly rich.
RAILWAY FACILlr1ES-The Sesttle,
Lake Shore & Eastern railroad taps the sno
qualmie country, and ~ an evidence of its
TAI the company has erected ~ snoqualmie
Fails the han isomest depot building on the
line. Two passenger and TWO o. three freight
trains arrsye and leave snoquain,ie Falls daily.
The No.shera Pacins com )aay has over 100
men at work constructing . line from Tacoma
10 Snequalmie to secure portion OF the Inn.
mepso presrecfiye business in the transf orfa-
ticn "a coal, iron, i,imbtr hops. agricu tursi
produces aHa passengers. The work IS now pro-
rfesstrg within two TALES of snoqualmie Falls
and the road will b. completed and in opera
tler there by esriy fail This Is the oaly point
in the state where there l. q junction OF the
seattle, Lake shore 4 Eastern and Nouhsrn Pa
cinc roads.
The saoqualmie 4 Tolt railroad tapping one
of tie finest tinbsr bets in the world, is in
active operation.
viii thus be seen that snoquamie Falls is
becoaia. . railroad csater OF decided I'm
portance The sn0qualmie country has long
been 10 I'd for cont siaiag ths finest timber in
the word, which sa0S male ava liable by the
RAILROADS. aud sswmills. Attsis point coke ana
iron OF the best quality are sose her, and - II
takes four IONS Of raw material 10 make one OF
manufactured. the saving 10 transportation
will oil necessity make enoQ ualmie Falls the
plsc. 10 smeIt the ere. a4oaaalmie Fats il
fifty-six miles from Seattle. far enough away
iron the metropolis to permit It's growth
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BKEyrTIKs.

Tonight Professor Ingraham will make
the class address az the Central school hall.
~ the request Of the graduates. Friday
night the class receive their diplomas, and
there viii be the usual commencement
exercises. Saturday there win be general
meeting OF the alumni
Rev. DR.. Horafio EteAbins. the noted
Unitarian divine Of San Francisco, will Gil
the pulpit OF the Unitarian church OF this
city next Sunday. His reputation for
broad scholarship and intellectual ability
will attract full house.
Mrs. Bessie Cummings died early yester-
day morning ~ the Florence house, corner
Fifth and Madison streets. aged 30 years.
The remains viii be buried from Cross 4
Co.'s rooms at O'Clock a. m. today.
Lewis w. Moore and John McSwein, two
Transfers, engaged in fight at the corner
OF West and Seneca streets at o'clock last
evening. and we're arrested for fighting by
Detective Barch and Officer Cave.
Rhoda Smith died yesterday ct the resi-
dence OF her oncle. Mr.. J. X. Andrews. on
Cedar street. between Depot and Madison.
aged four months. Of cholera infantum.
Funeral at o'clock p. m. today.
Lieutenant Sullivan and Officer Gil Phil
brick raided the Minneapolis saloon At 80
O'Clock last night. and arrested Joseph
Leonard, faro dealer. for gambling.
Those who wish TO spend . thoroughly
enjoyable evening should go Ia. the enter
tainment OF the African Methodist Episco-
pal church ut the Armory tonight
Augusta Hart died Of typhoid pneu-
monis yesterday morning ~ No Ill Cedar
street. aged 9years. Funeral ct 2 O'Clock
p. ~. today from the residence.
J. Northup. aged father OF b. L. Northup.
Of Houghton. died yesterday morning at
that place. The body will be taken in
charge by Bonney 4 Stewart.
There will be an ice cream social tonight,
given by the members of Ridgeley Lodge.
No. 8. Daughters OF Rebekah. at johnson
& Ames' hail, in Belltown.
The Madison Square Company will open
It's engagement at Turn Hall tonight and
will be here three nights and for matinee
IS advertised.
G. G. Hawkins has been appointed dele
gate by the Cooks aud Walters Union 10
supply hotels and restaurants with all kinds
of help.
Captain J. A Hatfield has received
large consignment OF wheat, hay and rolled
barley from San Diego.
The Methodist excursion TO Snoqualmie
was again postponed yesterday on account
OF the weather.
The Spring Hill Water Company make
IN important announcement in the adver-
Using column.
Grand good time guaranteed At the A. o.
II. picnic. at saivyn grove, Sunday, June
%.
Concert by the African Methodist Episco-
pal church AZ the Armory tonight.
Madison square Company at Turn Hall
theAter tonight.
Eureka tonight Work ". N. degree.
Jim. the renman." tonight.
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FOUND DEAD on rnx rxAlL.


"n norf1Sn0 Falls Dead oa the Way
10 TIE Mfnes-
Dennis Horyigan, who lived at Fair
haven. during the past winter, fell dead on
the trail about four miles beyond Sultan
CITY. last Monday evening. about
6o'clock. HorYixan left thi.erity last sun
day evening Nth J. c. Hubbard and j. H
Young. Of Ezatslc They were on their
way 10 the Silver Greek mines in the Cas-
cade mountains. They went 10 Sultan
city by stage. and from there proceeded
stoof. expecting to stop over night 1t
strcfch's hotel at waslace River. Horrigan
went on shesd. Hnbbard aud Young fol-
lowed. and came upon him lying dead
on the trail, his face in the mad. about
one-haif mile from Wailace river. The
remains were taken to Ssretch's hotel and
buried from there yesterday.
HorTigan was man about IS years oi
ags and leaves . family in the East. near
Minneapolis. He had been on the Sound
about two years. He had several claims
IN the Silver Greek mining region. whittier
be was bound for . seasons mining. In
the East he was wholesale liquor dealer.
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THE TOWNSHIP

10 natural oas and - tae on'y iaad thss eousd
be uti ixe1 ior such perp sc scar tss IaiIs
There is not On fnperi2et let The new town
already possesses . good genera store post-
once express en- - and tslssrapa once sDi
several nav b1lsdlnss are under ronssraeiion
Kvery Ias ia 20 he riesrsd and tbs fsvnssic cosia.
paay IL uudse contrast - bald nae summer
hotel.
The lots range Ia size from 20 hy 10 ieef 70 -
bs le} feet sad iAsrsr We viii ssh 100 ists this
season 10 encourage building ~ rom sass 10
oAs8 On easy tsnk MANY prulnlnsns q tssaa
Of sea.fse s8d facozns have alroa4s applisd tor
lots. sfoa which to build summer homes
TIE rouad trip 10 saeaualrais Falls may -
me<se any day ana the fsre 90 SUNDAYS fround
trip, L. anly u - TIE pat may Dc sesn u enf
,,aice nd sssisoss % snoaualnis Fsl.s VII b
ssven suysh es fn,oxrus fOn and saown tbs sowo.
s.se b. NJ. I. G. wilsoo or Nr. 4 . Guiiscil-
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sNOQuALMIE FALLS

This fact has been recosnixed By the Northern
HAcific and Seat.le, Lake Score & Eastern Rail-
road companies aad many prominent capital
lists sad manufAauress, soma OF whose names
viii appear in this I'd veriiscmcnI We have
noted these developmcns aad ~ result con
troll the towasite OF Sno sualmi Fa'ls. and pro-
pose 70 handle IL in such manner ~ 70 en-
courage the building OF = greas city.
The following ore some OF the grounds on
which
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Auditor Forrest Yesterday issued licenses
TO wed for w. II. Gale and Annie Nelson,
both OF seattle; George v. Pearsali and
May Bearse, both OF snohcmish: George
w. Hunt and Msry Emma carkeek. both
Of Seattle; II. w. Wheeler. of Minneapolis.
and ienora p. 0sren. of Marietta, Ohio;
Samuel Purcell. OF stanwood. and Lizzie
Person. of Seattle: Augustus c. Tate, IT.,
and Emma Eeinhart. both OF Seattle.
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Get Yanr Own senta.

Those who returned tickets bought for
the Madison square Company perform
ances can get them back by calling as
Yemen & vaughan's music store. IL they
can remember the rew and seat numbers.
All OF these tickets viii be kept separate. 90
that none need he disappointed.
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The New Eng,and h Northwestern In
vestment Company filed articles OF incor-
poration with Auditor Forrest yesterday,
with capital stock of $eoo.ooo The in
corporators aud trustees are Henry NJ
Fisher. of wal.ham, Mass. Timothy Rem
tick, Boston. ". H. Young. Seattle: Joshua
". Wrestling, Seattle; and r. K. Spencer.
Seattle. The object OF the corporation is
TO conduct real estate and loan business
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THE BLorTEs.
.rrrr,os eorsr.-nusxs. J.

urxRios eccsT-ausEs. J.
ia Toss ~ n AJAX Toss Notion 70 sppolnf =
prown q referee grantesi ~ the court;
Iouls Gessoa vs. Ioeass kume~ Appeal as
missed At DESCENDANTS costa
IAarosa Well vs. ". fsnkessssn CT a.. judy
mens filed.
81 Il rclisner "a Salmon Bay Lumber Com
r.nx farzesed dierltsxe3
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Irish-Ameriean citizens at Chisholm's hail
this evening 20 organic the Irish-Ameri.
can Club Of Seattle. Great interest Is taken
In the organization and . large attend noe
Is counted on. The club Is 70 be social and
benefcient in Its objects.
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By taking ;he Nnrthefn racine vesfisalet tyaa n.
sxavex eekfsze a.an . Ia daily. No change OF
car. and al aiaez TIE shortest route 20 CAicaro.
Iczrsss sses2xng cars tarcaxn- placing passea-
gers ia Iniea 3xret ten to Asty hours Ahead u
second ssYsss Eossen hsock. z yonkin. ispos
tsss - sawnl ScatsiA
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Every reader al The wxxxiy fosrslSyrLss.
sE>cxn has "a opportunity 70 scearc Q ce.sY es
the rrsuium Ri slon Of Wsesser's Dictionary
II yon ere ALREADY . Subscriber, and desire 3
ecrv 81 this nsgat6eeEt vcxk. remit lso ana
TIE psrfsenary wssa be forwarded - yous "a
sress. postage raaa- and yosr suhs<r1rsioa q.
txnded fo< one yser.
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PIT TSBURG,

But II vi be greater Pitfshnrg than that Of
Pennsylvania. where this erslt manu.eesur-
inS t1wn in Washington viii be iocatci has
been source Of s.ciy for many xhrevd aud
fsy-seeing n m. After watching dcv elopments
and studying the country sh.fe seems to be .
practical unanimity Of opinion that the point
which combines the most a1vanfagcs. snch ~
water power. contiguity 10 raw materials. de-
sirab:ilsy Of location and transportation facili-
ties 10
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Kes<rvatlcrs oa any steamship isrs In tie
Axsanuc s<xvlce - xaroee and EsgiaEd eaa b
xsckes AeenA zik Secoad sexxet, HoGsr1
= xonk1a depos slekst amnl soaxsse
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Did You Tell Them

That do all dry goods trading with Tokas Singcman
Co Did them that always JUST what
from Tokas Sngrnan Cos Did you tell them that you
always found prices the lowest the city? Did you them
that house the biggest Of its kind in the Northwest
Did you tell them that Tor latest style goods you always
Hoea
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Our Private Census

Filled BY thousands Of customers old and all these
questions with unanimous and emphatic affirmative Tha, the
kind Of yu would find be canvasng the
entire city Of Seattle from end the other Every
best advertiser and private this the
tecnh year business this city, show that growing
wonderfully doing greater business carrying larger stock
Here questions you give your
sideration during this week:
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BASE Bali.
tax "a FIrrY us1uRs sAyYn

Ga snndsy. June -. shs seattle eyays vill
rsay the 1astin and Tihhest's club ~ south
head Train lesvss to<s OF gcinmhsa street =.
Sos 9 n. Train will hold I'll game ID srisasd