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The state herald., 1899-12-22

A GREAi S.u.S "a "a, .sUMbER.
The Christmas number Of The Satnr.
day Evening Post maria usw dspsstus
In periodical litsrnture-ths first success
ful attempt TO give Tor avs cents, storiss
articles aud pictures by The same wriisrs
and sri,sts who msks the high cost mag
axinss.
For example. tbs open'ng story iu the
Christmas Posi- ia by Rndysrd Kiplipg
and the tale ihst OF Private Orthsris and
bis dog. Gsrmj Joel Chsudier Harris islis
why the Confsdsrscy Failed" . stirring
story Of the Secret Ssryios; ssd Ism Ms.
oisren, Justin Mccarthy, n. p, Johs
Luther Long, N. 4. n. Dsvis. v. c.
Coup aud " 8. usr~ood contributes
stories snd articles. Tue vsrss is the
pumbsr Ia by Edsin Markham. frsph
l.. Stanton, Mary z. wilkins and Clinton
Scollard.
Tho haif.tops page headings, hiustrst.
Ing Christmas In h,s,sry, are by Charles
Louis Hinton. Frank and Joe fIsysn.
decker, W. d. Luksus, George oihbs, =.
l.. Fithiau. Emlcn Mcconnell and Mar.
risou Fisher. The handsome coIorsd
cover is by Henry HUT. The Christmas
Post will bs on all ps~s.stsnds Dsosn.
Dor -.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
THE TYRANNY or TRusrIsn.

~ sAsc9A
"l' 10 indeed gratifying 10 sbs-rv. In
the recent trend OF svsats thu, the srss,
political parties - we'll - individuals srs
s~ak'nsd !" the great dangers threaten
Ing tbis country. made militant In Trus,
'sm. run Wild With It's blight ssd dsstrue
ton. The issus must b sausr.ly s.l
and without couproaiss. A oomb,s.
ton Of capital tbst snioross ur;r,t and
unholy tribute, 10 quite ~ unb.srsbIs q
tyranny ~ fbs one fought In i77G. Ia
fact II - nothing more than q nov rule
OF royalty In iis most biishtips ssps.
The Nst'onsi Magazine 10 In no s.nss
part'ssn periodical. but th. question
Of trusts 10 national question stst a.
'so's The welfare Of s,sry individual, and
70 propose TO stsnd squsrsIy by The
ugn' sgaisss The esbsl Of rotten and u.
legitimate isoosporst,ons which seek 10
bleed tho people. The attitude Of Ger.
tain advertisers 10 attempting 10 aus,l
this growing spirit, By coptrollips tho a,
t'uds Of public periodicals. on this que.
tios, 10 sn illustration NJ what tho r.sul,
Of Trus'ism would bs II not checked, nsd
The fsdsrA,ion Of business Interests ken,
.ithin Legitimate beunds. Joe Mitchell
cbsppl.. In the December pumD.r Of
tue National Magazine"
The state herald., 1899-12-22
OBITUARY.

Charles 7. irwis was horn on the 2nd
dsy d Cssobsr 1854 st Plymouth, Hen.
cook ooanty, H., and died 1t his hon. 10
Phillips esusty, Colo, on Tuesday, Nov
9esh, 1850. On the 9Th day Of February
ise3 q Carthage. H., he vas united 10
marriage vith Mlss Elisabs,h Young
vho survives hin. Four children we're
hers b sAsm two Of whom. William aud
DSaa. ~ living. sosn after their mar.
r,ies they moved 10 Macon county. Mo-.
whsrs thsy resided Tor live years when
thsy returned TO Illinois and resided "
Warsaw. In ise. they came 10 Colorado
sad located In Phillips county. liz stood
very high in the estimation Of all who
kRsv sim aud will be much missed by
the many trends Of the family In this
county. lie va Mason and his funeral
ssfsices we're conducted under the d..
~1f,os of The Masonic Lodge oi HolYoke.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

At the term Of district oou,t held ~
Holyoks last week the following case.
were disposed oil: State ". Gilbert Pat
mon, larcehy and burglary,
sentence suspended. People
W.. Thomas NorriA and Joseph Norris.
larceny, trial vas had and verdict Of
guilty returned by tho jury. Thomas
Norris was sentenced to the State Re.
formatsry and Joseph Norris was son.
tencsd to the State Psnitentisry for not
less than two nor more than three aud
oue.hali years. People W.. T.. g. Hpsrks.
perjury, was stricken from the docket
with leave to reinstate. Defaults and
Judgments for the PLAINTIFF were taken
IN tho following cssss: Northern Finance
Co. vs. Lundburg foreclosure. b. r.
Heath vs. Samuel Nelson Of al forsclos-
urs. Z. N. AcPhsrr,n 70. Nebraska
Loan and Trust Go. st d, quiet title.
People W. Tile just and August Jsst,
dismissed and coats taxed 10 the com.
planning witn-ss
The state herald., 1899-12-22
Their. i. to b. established a. Sioux

There 10 10 bs established at Sioux
City, lows, the biggest rssmsry in the
world, which will consume l0o,000,0Vt
pounds OF milk annually and will manu-
facture daily 2.OOo one pound prints ol
butter. Two hundred and fifty cream
'es have been leased ~ substation,
whore milk from 5,O00 ccws w,ll be col
srated, the cresm psstsur,z-d aud shiv
psd 10 sioux City.whsrs 1t vill be chnrn
ed. The famous St. Albsns crs.uer,
uses l0O stations, one at CopsnhaRrn
even less, and ons st Lincoln. Nsbrask~,
eighty stations. The market will BE- New
York. Alaska and Jspau.--Firld spu
Fam.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

DtD;--0n Sunday. Dec. i7tb. 1890
Elmer. bi,is sou oi Mf. and Mrs Malcolns
Zoli oi Hoyoks. lie ~as only about
eleven weeks old. n. was sict bot lew
days. The iuaeral services we're COO
Quoted from The house op Monday. Dec.
18th. Rev. Richards preaching tho fu,
neral sermon. The parents have the
sympathy oi friends IN The los. Of their
little onr.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

VI wish TO express my thanks TO ib.
manufacturers Of Cbsmbsflaibs Cello.
CboIsfa, aud Diafrbo.a, for having put
on the market such wonderful tneJi.
oins,"ssys W. ". Massinsill. Of ijsau.
mont, Texas. There are many thousands
OF mothers who's. children have br.n
saved from attacks of dys.n,ery aud
cholst" infanium Who must also fssl
thartful II I. t.f sale hy 4, Il. Soblet
The state herald., 1899-12-22

ifyou haven't time To lork si,s, your
buying. ii's best to buy sbers prices arc
guaranteed you. where your child or any
msmber OF your family can buy with
safety. The ps'prioe aud one quali,,
feature here mskss It certain that you
always get the best al lowest price. lie.
BIasc 4 Co.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
aiC,If uEADAc,iEa

The curse of ovsfwofked woinanhood.
are quickly and surely cured by ksfl's
Glover Root Tea, the area, blood purifier
and tissue builder. Money refunded u
not satisfactory. Price % e's snj 10 cts
CITY Drug Store.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Sixteen hundred head OF Angora goats
were purchased by speculators 10 Lin
coln county, New Mexico, last week and
shipped to Kansas for corn finish.
These goats will go to market in the
spring to buck the lamb meat from Cola
RADIO and the man who eats some OF the
meat will never know the differences.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
FRIDAY. DECEMBER ,2, 1899. 81 so Per Y ear
STEAM WASHER.

1 have secured the agency for the
Missouri Steam Washer and am pre-
pared to take orders for the same.
intend to call on the people Of the county
soon and show the superior working
qualities Of the washer. Do not buy Q
washer till you ses the steam washer. It
10 grand success. T.. l.. LANE.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THIS is TO poiify those. OF my fritpd.
whom ! have favored sitb small loans,
'hst owing 10 radical change 10 my
business, must ass promp, payment et
all note. and accounts due the. Please
favor mo, by sivip. this your attention
AT ONCE Yourp truly.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Tho storm predicted by the weather
mnn OF Denver Tor this Ioesli'y issi Sat.
nrdnv ind sunday did not ms,sri.liIs.
". could p", h.ve had any nicer winter
weather DUNG that time than Ss hsd
The state herald., 1899-12-22

The young people and the older people
also have been making good use OF the
'ce during the past ten days. Skating
has been the popular sport with them.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Holiday rates via Burlington Route
Dec. %, "a. 25, 30, 81 and Jany. I bst-ren
stations not more than 200 miles apart
Liberal return limit. q. z. PAUL, Agt.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

"Black Cat Brand" stockings for boy
and girls are the best mads For sale q
Shumps.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

the members Of the Masonic l. ,dg. ~
hoi. oke held banquet at their hall on
Friday evening Dec. 18th. A pleasant
evening is reported by those who attend
The state herald., 1899-12-22

3 NJ Huber oi Yuma count, hAs lately
removed TO Morgan couty and sill feed
2 500 head Of sheep this winter IN the
vicinity Of Fort Morgan --Es.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

VS.. Pavsy night caller Tor the D. a
NJ. moved his family from McCook, Nsb
to Holyoke thus v-ek.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

III. members Of the Rsb~kah Lodge
Of Holyoks held u bspqus, at their nall
rbursds, evening. A pleasant iim. Is
reported
The state herald., 1899-12-22

r. NJ. Douglas, formerly brakeman on
the high line bnt nov on tho main line Of
the B. & NJ. With headquarters a, Nc
Cook, Ncb., spent Tuesday in Holyoks.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Jrsse Haskell left HoIyoks. Mondn
for Bloomfield, Iowa, for visit eth b.
father
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Ih.v. n nice line OF Bradley 4 Met.
calf COS. celebrated shoss. Call and see
them. W. X. Shau,p.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
A CARD.

We wish 10 thank our friends Who &C
kindly aided US in the last sickness and
death OF our little loved one.
Mn. AND MRs. NJ. ZoLL.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
II you have anything 10 sell, advertise
tin the STATE HERALD.

WANTEp:-A few bright energetic
ladies to assist mo in my business during
their spare time; permanent position and
good wages easily made. Address, Mrs.
g. Stoneburg.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

II you wnnt fo bny . ues sewing ms
chine. organ or piano call on W. Il
Shami.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Ihsvs received my fall line Of ii '
goods, ladies' capes, jackets and ocl..r
cites, ladies' and gents underwear and
also mems duck coats, overslls and Jump.
srs. W. r. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

l have my fail samples Of clothing
from Wsnamaken L Brown. W. r
Shsmp.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

The 'nen bers Of the X. of P Lodge Of
Rolyoke gave bapqnet mt their hsIi,
Wednesday -vs ming Dec Goth. A very
erj yable evening rs reported.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Hon. G. B. rim moerlake Of Sterling W 's
in holyoke, Wednesday to attend the X.
z. banquet.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Rev. Robert McClareu Of New York
has accepted the position OF pastor Of the
NJ. Z Church Of Holyoks aud expects to
+. IN aolyok- some time between this
date and January 1st.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Leblanc & Co keep the best -four II
tOsn.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Irwin Bros. shipped . csi Of hogs to
Cheyenne this week.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Storm sash ut Sutherlands. Order
early and avoid rush.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

We can save you money on shoes ane
overshoss. Come and see our stock. LIE
Blanc 4 Co.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

II you need any thing IN glassware
have il. W. X. Shamp.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

A car Of aonr. bran and shorts at
Shamps.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

All kinds Of breakfast food at Leblanc
= Cos.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Sec f. z. M.son's large display sd IN
this issue Of the HERALD.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

Applicst'on Tor making nssi proof.
made frsss By Clerk of District Court.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

NoTk.-Avoid the imitation baking pow
ders. They are mostly made from
alum, a cheap. caustic acid, danger
ous to health when taken in food.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
Christmas Tree and
SANTA CLAUS

At +. X. Noblst's Drug Store on Sat
urday evening Dec. 23rd, between the
hours Of 8 and 9 o'clock. Chrlstmas
presents for all the children. Anyone
wishing to put presents on tho tree for
friends or relatives can do 90 and they
will receive the proper attention and be
Rivsu ont at the above stated time.
Bachelors have The same privilege. Music
by the Holyoks String Band.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

C.J. Slater, Co. Jndss, will make YOU
application for Hnsi p'""'. FREQ Of chsrg.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
A Merry Christmas to all.

The Sunday Schools Of Holyoke will
give no Christmas entertainments this
year.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

MRS. L. AEAroN. DRESS MAKER
Rooms South Sid. Gordon HOUSE, Hol,
yoke
The state herald., 1899-12-22

New dress .ood- at Stamps.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

{ Nan,e
Es a
m tbsss IN ssk5hs days 's'' = =, ssssass% %as,tSe
scrupulous aou.S+sa Gsf
e;1esthe ,, ! fsss Ssss' .'.'.. -. ee1y3B5'1OS
There are r,A-I ywDs'tk :
brands OF paz::r
powders, but Dr.. 'ri:'.; Cream Baking
Powder is recognized at ui,ce as the brand
OF great name, 4 powder Of highest favor
and reputation. Everyone has absolute
confidence in the &ood where DR.. Prices
Baking Powder is used.
Pure and hcaIthfui food is matter of
vital importance tc every individual. DR..
Prices Cream, Baking Powder assures the
finest and most wholesome food.
Made from pure grape cream of tartar.
NoTk-Avod the imitation baking pow
POWDER CO. ders They mostly made from
CHICAGO alum, cheap, cautic acid, danger
health when taken in food
The state herald., 1899-12-22

BURLINGTON RoUTE-HoLIDAl
RATES.
The state herald., 1899-12-22
Leblanc 1 Co. keep shelIed corr.

Buy your dry goods OF W. r. shamp
The state herald., 1899-12-22

PAlce BAKING POWDER CO.,
CHICAGO.
The state herald., 1899-12-22

H. \. MePnrruis
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-06
Auditors Annual Exhibit Makes
a Favorable Showing.
In Some Matters . Substantial Saw
ing Over Preceding Year Ii
Shown-In Others Expenditure
Has Been Greater-County's Re-
sources and Liabilities-Delin-
Quent Taxes Foot CD S1,356, ASS.3s

The publication of County Auditor Even
sons annual exhibit OF the finances OF
King county has been slightly delayed and
the pamphlet will not issue from the bind
cry before tomorrow. The printing OF the
document has been completed. however.
and il will De ready for distribution as
soon as the bcokhinders have finished their
work
The Post-Intelligencer Friday pub
ushed the salien, features OF the report.
There are. however. many minor items OF
much interest TO the public in the pages
OF the exhibit Deputy Auditor E. w.
Wood, upon whom devolved the entire
clerical labor Of preparing the report, has
set out in detail under the head ''SeSre-
neous items Of expenditure for the fiscal
year. and from this segregation a great
deal OF interesting information is obtain
able.
On the whole these expenses compare
very favorably with those of the preceding
fiscal year. In some matters a substantial
saving to taxpayers has been made. while
In others the outlay has been larger, due
TO the growing business OF the country.
For legal services. for instance. the
county spent far less than in 1928. due
principally to the fact that Prosecuting At
torney McElroy did all the county's legal
business and no outside legal advice was
paid for. The saving shown by the auditor s
report is a little more than $3.50 OH this
item.
The expense Of maintaining the county
farm. on the other hand. was larger, the
figures being Sl2 AZ IS for 1859. against
SO. 4o4.2 q for 1s97-9s. The maintenance OF the
county poor outside Of the county farm
was also larger, the figures being $7.0l+ 90,
against IS .2.6.09. The totals for the coun-
~ poor. including the expense of the poor
farm are Sic, $50 20 for 1878. against $22.-
sl3 80 for the last fiscal year.
a part OF the increased expense for the
past year was the employment OF poor
commissioner at a cost OF $s25 %. salary and
incidentals. This Office was recently abol-
ished.
The actual cost OF running the county
for the fiscal year covered by Auditor
Evensons exhibit is shown by his state
ment OF county current expense warrants.
which Is as follows the warrant issue OF
each month being given:
Warrants outstanding July l. 1898 ......s TO- So II
Warrants issued July /. 1895 TO July l. 1899
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sMOkE-CONSUME ALL RIGHT.


Those persons who have been asking
for a further extension OF time in which
to comply with the provisions OF the
smoke ordinance, In order to md SUIT
able device for erecting relief from the
sooty nuisance. have no longer any cause
Tor delay for the much needed apparatus
has been found So says DR. }. t.. erich
ton chairman OF the health and santa
ton committee. The committee yester-
day forenoon visited the boiler room of
local Ice company 70 inspect the working
~ an apparatus which had been put in
there for experimental demonstration of
It's practical usefulness and adaptation 20
this much desired object
The results OF the experiment as shown
10 the visiting committee yesterday are
entirely satisfactory. Every member or
the council present Was convinced thai
the machine does i,s work thoroughly
and well II consists mainly % a simple
the combustion chamber. where the
nents OF hydrogen and oxygen burning
with such Intensity that the particles Of
carbon - which the heavy. solid part Of
the smoke Is principally made up are
burned also and pass ~ I'm colorsss
gases instead ~ in the shape OF defiling
SCOT.
The apparatus is not subject 20 detsrio-
ration by use. rot being composed Of
parts liable 20 WEAR oui. and can be- To
stalled IN any stea plant in two or
three days time. The burning OF the
oxygen produces tremendous B. gree nf
heat and engineers who have carefully
watched IT'S operation aAv that tts use
effects r absolute saving ~ fuel
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conscious Of his deadly peril, passing here
and there In the alfalfa field. testing the
ground with his spade 10 see II IL was sur
fci%ntly moist, and the cowardiy Howell
following In his footsteps. the soft earth
giving no sound TO oetray the wEeten
presence until having secured point 81
vantage within thirty feet OF the object
o! his unreasonable hatred, when he put
bullet through the foreman's back and a
second shot through his brain
Sheriff John d Waite promptly sent
crime far and wide, in the state and out
OF #. but without avail. Time went on.
the SHOWS came, winter passed and How
ell was stili at large. Bat where? Wa.
Wyoming. in his old haunts tn Colorado.
among the cowboys OF the Indian Terri
tory, or on the ocean. perhaps already IN
some far distant land"
Private Detectives Begin Work.
AT length Mr.. Moule learned through an
acquaintance In Billings of Thiels &C.
tective agency. and last March. almost
discouraged by the failure Of the state
officials he gave the case into the
agency's hands. and it's men were at once
set To discover and foiiow up the muir
derers trail As Howell never spoke OF
his past nor OF hts relatives with sum
cient denniteness to locate any of them.
the task assumed was not an easy one.
The search was begun along the Burling-
ton line. among the SHOWS Of Wyoming.
Il was extended into the Hole -in-the-
Wall In the Big Horn mountains. that
noted resort of the worst thugs and GRIM
inais. II included the Custer battlefield
and the tough camps IN the adjacent hills.
IL stretched down through Colorado, II
covered the Indian Territory. IL secured
the cattle ranches, great and small, OF the
Texas Panhandle. and away on the Dor
der of the Gulf of Mexico six words OF
thoughtless relative gave the first o!ew
to the fugitives location.
After doubling and rebuilding on his
tracks he had hidden himself securely. he
doubtless imagined. In the wild and
rocky Businesses of the queens dominions
on Spray river. In British Columbia. And
here he had the additional security OF an
unknown alias. At the first assurance Of
certainty To Howel's presence In this
far region. thither sped Thieis agent In
the pursuit; but the quarry was as wild
as the mountain goats Of that district.
and he was off again at the first breath OF
alarm, and without moments warning
An incau,tous registration ut the hotel In
Banff, under the assumed name of 5. o.
Bean. gave almost certain indication OF
HIS being there the which he used IN
this signature and in signing his true
name being Identical In the handwriting
For months the search was seemingly
abandoned. bat this was only to aliay his
suspicious: and when he had pocketed
himself where he thought he was beyond
the limits of discovery. away UP In the
Quesneiie forks. far above l50-rnile House.
in British territory. an agent OF Thiel =
dropped in suddenly and unexpectedly on
him and he found himself with gives
upon his wrist" NJ last fairly captured
veyed handcutred. and landed safely In
the Fergus county Jail Mt Lewiston. 10
stand trial for the murder committed
nearly a year and a half ago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-06
ALASKA MILITARY ROAD.
sevent,-etaht Miles Completed From
Sa.des Nurshward

The military rad from Naites north
ward into tte as pper country OF Alaska
Is nov completed gry a distance - sew
entY-oiTht miles THIS part Of the tran
l~ through tht most dlsfr.tt district q
The entire Distance Settt1s through the
cA0Ynt est ~ Naisies TIE same amount
~ }Acar and expense newt year VIII he
80 teut - TDtsh the traN although the
distance which Is yet t. bo covered is
wtst b greater
u she coming sfrtug MAJ Rry : men
afil approach fTom Eagle city and VIII
meet Cant AberCro t1lbse raeu before the
srasop is over Hy that tlFae there Viz
ran re driven the eu.tvs tistArrs from
Rn AN-Ar3rrsren rnUte. WITH ALI small
-treaf1S hr.tK~i and ferryhoa's an the
larger ones
Fae cstt}e cent jo Tor Ma Ray viii x
rTeE ihls ns4ht&r{ road and Will ~ Al.
to tr3 ss~& an the way ST. Last Winter
hose whis-s' wandered ~ utt,t cred
e. - at lake GArta$ta. having re s.th-r
fofssi that What - tera Set fpr himself
Ar* - -.Tef tN:oagh the winter 2r ;hE4
@fH No. 20 3 a-i cH-<it,t - wheo <-,sr .
~ -, 49, 1892 lA~; ~rrtnC The r,,4A s-ara
SEQ .raHefS"t t.~ "~tlre distance without
e'+~E rr=r
Ts@ sexer~r1%ef eas ft.s IN ssx+y.. "a
tat.s - Hsy 'E he Interior sus IA xt~te~
tDa enr2f str-N tts7t.ug Esv fsxt v.s4-s
* e~tsTrs- tAts Ms scr ~ tbs srsx,~
csfa~a 80 So frs wStrh wax On So
tr=stf~ - S@A eae hay Is n EXCELLENT
csn4itie1
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-06

Mrs. HAYES From an Operation.



DwARMss Words cannot
express my thanks 10 you for your kind
advice 20 me in regard 10 my health. /
had been running down in health for
about seven years. ! had doctored
with good doctors and taken q great
many patent medicines. Ny trouble
began when nv FIRST child was born.
! had a very hard time and after is
birth would have severe flooding spells.
After nv second child ! had very
good health until last winter when
again became pregnant and suffered
very much and Iniscarried, / came
very near diving and the doctor said I
must have an operation. which fright
ened me very much. and concluded 20
write g you for your advice. and take
your medicine. Was trou his6 with the
whites, great pain in hack and hips.
sometimes when lying down or sitting
was unable 20 get up. Wouid hare
sach pain in grssn> could hardly walk
= can say have never seen any
th.uK 80 wonderful as Lydia + PAX
hams Vegetable Compound ant Sans
tire Wash Your remedies have done
wonders for rne- Hoping hat many
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tsSe your medicine from reading this
letter | remain. sincerely yours MIS-
NARY uAYUS. HAgpIysEUAG. KY
Letters ike the foregoing should
convince everyone that ArA Fs14ksE's
sdvfcc IL certain help.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-06
HAS A NARROW ESCAPE.
George Bryant. Son of Capt. W. j.
Iryant, severely Injured.

Last night George Bryant. the l5-year-
old son of Capt. William j. Bryant, in
spector of hullS and boilers AZ this port.
met with A serious accident while at
tempting TO entar the elevator In the
Starr Boyd building.
4 large crowd az people were crowd
ing into the elevator cage and just As
young Bryant stopped on the elevator
someone ZEN against the elevator man.
who was standing with his hand on the
lever. The elevator man fctl. pulling The
lever over and starting the car upwards
with Jerk
Young Bryant had no time 10 jump in
or out before his head had struck the
top Of the door casing Louis Ricketts,,
seeing the boy would surely lie crushed.
pushed him ciear of the DOORWAY. throw
ing him 10 the floor below. The boy
struck ON his hack and left hip a1d
from his fall # about five feet. sus-
tanned severe bruises II Is not thought
his injuries are serious. although they
Will rrona bly, lay him up for some time
Louis Ricketts,. the 3Nnito'. vas running
the elevator on a special trip. 1t is not
run regularly on sundays