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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-05
Yor bent Sauie.

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ben i'm Sauie bes Gsnsreiies unb bieies
fonnte iomit bic geratbuns Der Steuer
unb 8ollrebnction beginner. 9o6 baz
nit bats feline Gle, benu faum baB an
Mpntog bic Bill so9elest mar, geIdab
bic Wnfiinbi9uns, bob bic Mufnabme Der
Bin su Dissolution erit am 17ten &pril
erfplsen perbe. Die 3nii6enSeit ipiro
Serr MiIs, ba er nun Die gia porlau'
fla on Der erIten Station bat, sur Ser
ite0uns ieiner @eiunebeit auf elmer 8et'
ie benuben. 9te Bill fat nod fura Dor
Der 8orlase erbebli9e 8erdnoerunsen
erlitteu, DEFENDERS in ben 8%arasraphen
fir Suder unb @ollsarn. Im Suder
tpirb nur 20 anitatt % 8rOSent, ipel6es
40 Gent am geutner @ertb bebeutet,
rebucirt, unb bic SEDUCTION tuiro bieie'
nisen Sorten am itdrfiten t~reffen, pel4.
fir Die 2ouiiiana !Suderinbuftrie am
tuenisiten in 8etradt fommen. Wan
boft, nit bieier Ienoeruns Tie ie6s
Stimmen BON 9Ouiiiana fir Die Bin Ct
balten gu f6nnsn. Die Ieuberuns Be-
treff bes @uusarns sei9ab infolse Der
8ei6wsree Der @oasarnleute, baB es
ibnen srpsen 3a1tbeil brinsen mirbe,
tueun iie iparten miiBten, Big Der neue
@OlSettel in &raft trdte, ebe iie Qbbil'
fe sesen bic sesenpartisen unterideiz
ounsen ~erlansen f6nnten. Sc tparb bes.
iuesen cine 8sitimmuns ~eiusefist, buf
bic glaufel betreff Der llnterI9eibuusen
spiiben 8uae unb @ollsarn iosleid
mad 8aiitrung Der afte IN &raft treten
ioQ.
Die &epublifauer tperben bic Bill,
welde iie uOrsulesen beabiidtisen, big
81 einem ipdten Stabium Der Debate
s%uriidbalteu. Die Bill 1T nidt tpie &C.
melbet tuuroe. abiolut, ionbern nur in
tbren Saupt5iisen fertis, uno aud bieie
tperben bic Ienoeruus offen bleiben, uie
iol6e I'M Serlauf Der Debate Iid als
~spedmdbis erpelien.
Die ndhite Sauptfrase fiir bieSreunz
De Der Mils: 8il 1T nun: 8irb es, ba
bic gction bes Sauies Dor benz 17ten
glpril ni5t beginner fam, m6sll6 iein,
Big sum 5. SUM-, benz Gage Der 3uiamz
menfunf. bes bemofratii9en National.
cOnuent, alio binnen iieben @oden, bic
8iu, tuenn iie iiberpaupt paiiiren fam,
su paiiiren? 9te Gnttuort, bic man Biz
iebt bierauf finoet, lift ~feinsstpess cine
iebr 5noerii6tli6e.
Ser nit elmer bittern 8ei6luerbe iiber
bic 3uridiesuns, uelde bic MinOritdt
ieitens Der bcmptratii6eH Webrbeit bes
Gcm.te ertabren baben pi0, einsefeitete
Seridt, 1T elm ipitematii6 uno srinb'
lid aus9earbsiteter fritiider &nsriff &C.
gen bas 8rincip BET MiIss8ll pie ses
gen feline idmutlidenS auptauftenunsen
Mtan miro iiber Die Srage oOqe gluifldz
rung ni6t erbatten f0nneu, obne ben8es
ri6t fennen su lernen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-05
Gtn nener Vertra9.

Ser neue &ertras, hen Braiibent Gle.
uelano benz Senat iiberienbet bat, unb
Der obne 2weifel balbtsit beken 3ufim>
muns erbalten pirb, beiaat %;ol9enoes
/. auf bic Sauer bon 20 Sabren,
bonn Datum bes Qualifications sGustaus
i6es an, lit Die 2anouus 9ineiI6er
Qrbeiter (aussenommen unter ben i'm
8ertrase anseflbrten 8ebinsunsen) int
ben Ser. Staten perbpten. .
2. NussenSmmeu BON benz 8erbot 1T
ieber dineiiide elrbeiter, Der friber in
ben Ser. Staten setuobnt, cine 9eieb.
mdBige Srau, Elm ebeli6es &ln6 ober
elm Serm6sen bon 81 ZOO pber @eiddf,
te bort a~b5upideln bat unb na6 ben
8erein. Staten suriidtebrt. Seber
gbineie, Der bas 2anb perlaBt un6 fpd.
ter Surad5utebren gebenft, muB elm Ger
tiftcat erlanaen, pel6es cine 8ei6rei.
buns ieiner Samilie, ieines 8erm5aens
II. |. ~. entbalt. @enu bic Ingaben,
tpelde Der 8etreffenbe benz suitdnbiaen
Soacolleftor ma6t, ii6 nadtrdsli6 als
fali6 berauste0en, iol benz 8etreffen,
ben bas &e6t sur, 2anbuns ober gum
oauernben Qufentbalte in ben Ser.
Staaten entsosen tperben. Die &idfebr
muB binnen Sabresfriit e~rfOfsen, bic
Sriit fann aber tuesen 9ranfbeit bes
8etreffenben uber auoerer llmitdnoe
uerlansert tpsroen. @irb Die 5rift nidt
e~insebalten, ioiit bas &edt Der &iidfsbr
pertpirft.
8. 9ie sesentpdrttsen Nufentbalts=
redte 6ineiiider 8eamter, Stubenten,
2ebrer, 9auileute poer !SanSlunssrei-
Ienben peroen bur6 ben 8ertras ni6t
bei6rdnft, bed miiiien iol1e gerionen
bon ibrer &esieruns a~usseiteute 8e.
slaubigunssideine baden. Qud has
&e6t Der 9urdrelie na9 anbern 2dns
bern ipiro ben gbineien ni6t pertpebrt.
4. Sen in ben Ser. Staten ii6 aufba(s
tenoen Ober oauerno anid5iisen Chine.
fen iperoen ale 8erionens unb @isens
tbums- &edte seudbrt, iuelbe Die Sir,
ger uro untertbanen Der meiIt6esiinit,sz
ten Nationen besen, nit Iusnabme bes
&edtes Ger DECENTRALIZATION.
5. 9ieier Barasrapb iebt ben 8eiras
Der gntidaoi9un9 fir bic ghineien,
tpelde I'M Septentber 1862 int geritoris
UNI 8Domins perfplst uno BON einem
Mob aussetrieben uurben, auf $780,
619.75feft. Sie 8unbesresieruna lebnt
leooh ieoe GeranttpDrtuns oafiir ab.
6. Der @ertras bleibt 20 Sabre in
&raft. @enn 6 Mouate Dor benz Girls
i1en beiielben feline Der beiben &egiers
unsen Der anberen ben 8ertrag sefins
oigt bat, 10 bleibt berielbe tueltere 20
in 8raft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-05
Snrbtbare u~eberi@wemmnnsen.

9as SO6wafier ridtet in perIdlebe=
men @esenoen 9eutidlanbs entIesli6es
@lenb an. Sn ber llmsesenb BON gl.
bling in @eitpreuBen iinb II Srtidaf.
ten nit 10000 @inippbnern iibers
idwemmt, unb Der seiammte Bafer.
l6aoen miro bort auf breiBis Wllltonen
@arf seldabt. Sn Glblns ielbit reiGt
oas So6naiier big an Die Seniter bes
~atpeiten Stodperfs Der Sduier unb itebt
bOber als in ben lleber16pemmunsss
iabren 1855 unb 1876. Die Tiuniere
iino nit 200 8dbneu sur &ettuns bon
WenI6en ausseriidt. Bon iiberan her
rperben eri6redeuo piele EobesfdIe, iei
es in 5Olse BON Grtrinten ooer &ranfs
beiten, melde burd bic 1eberi6wem,
n1uns er5eu9t uorben iinb, gemelbet.
au6 bic @eier unb be Sulba 1T i'm
Steisen besriffen. Die Sdlfte bes &reis
les 9imburs nit finfSebn 96rfern itebt
unter 8aiier. Idt Weniden iinb BE-
reits ertrunfen uno 900 iinb oboa6los.
Die @lbe iteist INNER mebr unb mebr.
Die Saale bat BEL Der iebisen lebers
i1pemmuns einsn 8a1eritanb erreidt,
wie felt 1S47 ni9t. Sn &abla seIdiebt
Der Serfehr nit ben einselnen SduIern
mittelit &abnes. SIN r&oiensarten"
lift oas @afer in Die @aitSimmer &C.
o%runsen. - Su @ruBentersborf uno
9aidbauien muB bas 8ieb aus ben
Stdlen sebra6t tperoen. GroBpar.
i9iib unb Selfnib iinb sletdfalls ibers
i9iuemmt. - Der &bein lift ebenfals
i'm idne0en gnidwellen besriffen, unb
in &6ln fteben mebrere Gtabtsiertel iin,
ter @aiier. @ei 8opneburs iinb am
8onneritas bur9 bas umidlasen zines
&abnes i1eun Meni9en ertrunfen. Die
8elammtSabl Der Sbbadlpien bur9 oas
So6wafier in 9euti9lanb tpirb auf
rs, 1000 unb Der anseri1tete S1aben anf
400 Wiuiouen Warf seiddbt. Gin Sc
isb our gbltelluns bes burd bic llebers
i9pemmuusen beruprserufenen 0otb.
itanoes lpirb aussearbeitet. lleberaQ
uerben Sammlunsen sur 2inberuns Der
ausenblidliden 9otb absebalten. Gin
10 sruBes @lenb, tuie es sesenudrtis in
ben ueberidwemmunssbeSirfen berri1t,
lift i'm 2anfe biefes Sabrbunperts nod
nidt baseweien.
, 1888-10-04

The republican convention is now q
thing of the past, and all our hopes
for the nomination of a good terri
toriGl ticket realized. II would be
hard; If not impossible. for Il delega-
ton of men to meet in convention
and place before the people Il
stronger ticket than is now before
them. 1t is now acknowledged by
all that no better man could head
the ticket than John b. a lien, the
nominee for delegate to congress.
But few conventions, IL any, have
men more harmonious, or in which
there was less of that disposition so
frequently met with in such gath
ings, of stronger riding over the
weaker, or in other words, pay ng no
attention to the wants or opiniC n, of
those counties having the least rep =
resentation. This is truly commenI-
able to the oxtent practiced in any
body OF men meeting together for the
good of the commonwealth, and es-
pecially are We proud when this is
done In the grandest territory of ths
Union, and we fully believe thai it
means grand success. 1t seems to
US that if ever there was time
when the strength OF the party should
be brought out that now is the time,
for, evidently, our fair territory will
become state ere another two years
roll around.-Pasco Headlight.
, 1888-10-04
Canned Salmon.

The salmon packing season in Alaska
is over. and the news thus far received is
exceptionally good. Estimates made by
Gamers place the total Alaskan pack at
300, 900. The Columbia pack this year
will not exceed $4,000 cases. and not
more than 100000 cases OF this first-class,
The CAMPERS are looking for good
prices. While the Alaska pack is 1885,
000 cases greater than last year, there is
a greater diminutIon in the Columbia
yield. On the fall streams there is plen-
ty OF trouble, aud this especially true on
the Eel river, Smiths river, Gray's Har-
bor, Puget Sound, Shoalwater bay and
other smaller sources of supply. The
Fraser river pack this season will fall far
below that of 'Sf, and it is stated that the
Sacramento pack will not ex eed 10000
cases. On the Skeena river go d re-
port is made; but owing to the falling off
in the various other rivers the cancers
are confident OF putting she prices up.
-ColoniSt.
, 1888-10-04
E.ic GrrIici uauIrIa:Is

y. y. suit. Drulr.st. BiF?Hs. ii,,!..
;cstitic~; i cnu Tgc.'ntuenl Eier:@Ie
Filters - ;ifr v.ry 's'.t r:'fn"'iy Fv,'fy
Lu;'it' aid LH~ pts,-f. rri'"F ~ every
cas- iirr nGH 's..s s.y ''.tfiaS and
w!> Cu,ei nf rn U'Ia'isuI + ~ yraIs'
~iH".iIu.. 2itra""ri FIar". -iFuGgis'. =.
H"llviI". ON. If ~u-: :H,. ',esf .;,-i
hng ne '.G'.se I i..v - irt',.i eI ir nv
~ wars rx;a"- r-:.'a - E',c':'" Ei'ters-"
""rsauis ,.i -s'i:trS .-Ev,' a'i'i.'d Her
'eSt'nn ~ ST. =. i' -. 1 r. IL II ;Ini-
mnns that Eitc;-i:' Hr'.rT- Il r1rc all
diseases .; ;he Liver. KID neg or Biord.
Sus'h medicine van viii li',i III EIec-
tric Biiters and on!y 80 cents bottle.
y. D. iIuL & Son.
, 1888-10-04
Renews Her YOuty..

Ms. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
Co, Iowa, tells the following remarka-
BILE story, the truth OF which is vouched
for by the residents of the town: Il am
70 years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years; could not dress myself
without help. Nov am free from ali
pain and soreness, and am able to do
all my own housework. i owe my
thanks to Electric Bitter for having re-
newed my youth. and removed COM
pletely all disease and pain" Try a
bottle, SOC. aud 81 at N. D. Hill & Sons
drug store.
, 1888-10-04
Extension Of Steamboat service.

Mr.. W. II. Holcomb, general manager
OF the o. L. & N. Co.. after personally
locking after the field, has decided to ex-
tend and increase the steamboat service
of his company between Seattle and the
Lower Sound. Details OF changes very
soon to go into effect may be found in
our lo3al news columns. This new SER
vice will sgive a regular 9hannel for
trade rapidly growing, and will be an i'm
portant thing both for the country to the
north and for Seattle. Mr.. Holcomb
seems disposed TO give to the business
of his company cn the Sound the atteR-
tion which its growing importance mer-
its. His interest in the Sound is illus
trated by his frequent visits and the re-
suits, as witnessed by the changes just
made, show that he has kept bis eyes open
while here There Is no. public interest
SO important at this time as that invo!y-
ed in the extension OF transportation
facilities, and whoever helps in this work
does an important public service.-P.-L.
, 1888-10-04

e B.aiUhrii,e 80 Nuniay Esq. County
ATTY, !Hy T.. Tex sa,s: Have used
Elec'u'c Bitters wIth most happy results
Wy brother also was "rFy low with Ma
lariai Fever and !aundicp. but was
cured by Timely U,e Of the medicine.
AM satisfied Electric Di:iers saved his
life"
Mr.. y. L. Wiic"4snn. nf Horse Cave,
Ky. a'IlS ';de ttstiiH.ul, saying: lie
pnsitive'U 'r.iicvPS ha wnu,i have died,
nd :. Mt been for Eis ffr,c Filters.
LhiS great rcmely VIII yard off, as
well as cura all aIarial Di, eases, and
Tor all KIincr. Iiier ard .tomach Dis
order stands unequailetl. Price SOC
and 81 = e ID. HIlI Il Son.
, 1888-10-04
Observation-Disclosures.

w. ID. Hoyt 4 Co, Wholesale aud
Retail Druggists OF Rome. Ga, say:
We have selling DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry. Electric BitterE and Bucklen' g ARM
ca Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisf ictioR' There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use OF few bot
les of D.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connections with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by N. ID
Hill 4 Son
, 1888-10-04

Hy dISpeiiInS the - mpGoms 80 often mista AIKEN
for Con umpu III, SANTA ABB E has brought
gia'nesS 10 many = EOgS"Tnll. BY its prompt
T-t v brrIlsng ~ t!:' cod hat often deyel-
saved IRON an Ii imeIy grave. You make no
mistake by Keeping "a b0 tie of this pleasant rem
edy in your hOus' CALIFORNIA CAF-R-
CURE u equally effective in eradieatng all traces
OF Nasal Catarrh- Both of these wonderful Cal
lfornia remedies are sold and warranted by Dr.
j. ID. Minkler. 81 90 a package. } for $3.50.
, 1888-10-04

tenniul celebration. The parade was
- miles long, and occupied five
hours In passing. 1t is estimated
that $4,000 men were in line. The
parade represented the advance luads
la the modes of transportation, the
progress of manufactures, CONNER
cial !IIsinG,-. etc.
, 1888-10-04
PaIpitation OF the Heart.

Persons who suffer from occasional
palpitatioD of the heart are often una
ware that they are the victims Of heart
disease, and are liable to die without
warming. They should baDish this
alarming symptom, and cure the disease
by using DR.. FLINT's REMEDY. Mack
Drug Co, N. 7. sep24 I'm
, 1888-10-04
RuckIen,s arnica sa,ye.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores. letter, Chapped hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25cts per box. For sale by N. ID. Hill &
, 1888-10-04

It is stated that at Harrison and
Morton meeting in Hornellsville, N.
Y, few days ago, man who never
voted anything but a democratic tick>
ct in his life was made chairman of
the meeting, six ex democrats were
made vice-presidents, six more were
made secretaries, and one of the two
speakers was man who stumped the
state fer Cleveland four years ago.
Four years ago Cleveland carried the
township by SO majority; this year it
is expected to give 200 majority for
Harrison and Morton.
, 1888-10-04
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Cholera Morbus is one of the most
painful and dangerous diseases, many
deaths result from it each year, usual ly
because it is not properly treated. The
most severe cases may be cured, by using
CEamherlains Collie, Cholera aud DIar-
rhoea Remedy. It never fails. Sold by
Nd. HiIl & Sons. changed sep Is
, 1888-10-04
TIE EXTRACTS ARE AUTHENTIC.

Berlin, Oct. 1.-The National
Gazette states that the recently pub
lishrd extracts from :he late Em .
peror Frederick's diary have Eeen
compared with the text ia the origin
al, ani have been foun,! to agree to
the intter.
, 1888-10-04
Notice 10 Mariners.
OFFICE OF L. ). LIGHT-HoUsE IxsPEcsuE.
l3rU DIST
PORTLAND. OREGON. Il. L - TSSS

PORTLAND, OREGON, ~c /. -. 1888 !
Whisslin-. buDy of entrance Il
Neah Bay, W. T. A 2nd class whit
ling buoy, painted red, and marked
\: B. has been moored i'll 2l fathoms
IF water, off the entrance to Neah
BAY, W. r From TIE huoy; Cape
Fiatt"ry Light House bears ". s. ".
distant 81 mil -. KOit lab Point 5.
II. 'y ". Z W. North end nf Wa
adiah Island $ s. Il. !! E. distant !.
lnilrs
EELbINGHAM cay W
Starr X ,c',. Z SRI cia44 nun bnov.
''aIntrd rel and BLACK i.cfi&antal
stripes hl, heaD mo,rad on Starr
Rock about ! nile : ! ". of the end
of Whatcom Wharf. Tni5 rock has
i feet of watar on 1t, at extreme low
tides. From the buoy, thu end of
Whatcom Wharf bears n. / E. South
smokes stack of Sehoma saw mill S.
: Z. Z E. Northwest corner OF Fair
Haven Wharf S. ! E.
STRAITS OF FUGA
The Wreck buoy, that was off
wreck of B-lvi.lera 3 miles W. of
Crescent Bay, has been removed, as
the wreck has disappeared.
wHIDBY ISL ND, W.T..
The buoy off Point Partridge, has
been changed to 1st class nun buoy,
aud moved 200 yards to the Nj and
Wd outside of the Kelp.
The buoy off Forbes Point, en-
trance to Oak Harbor, has been
moved 200 yards to the Sd.
sTAKE-L1dars.
The following named stske-lights
have been established on Puget
Sound and adjacent waters, to go in
operation 1st October, 1888.
Marrowstoae Point, near Port
Townsend, w. T., fixed red light
Olympia, W. T., at turn in the
chaiinGl; near the steamboat landing,
a fixed red light on a pile. The
light should be left on the statboard
side, in going i'll.
Deception Pass, W, L. On the S.
W. end Of Fidalgo Island, at the
western end of Deception Pass,
fixed white light. This light is
about J mile W. of the narrowest
part of the pass.
Burrows Bay, Fidalgo Island. A
fixed white light on the sand spit, at
the north side CT the bay.
Obstruction Island. On the S. W.
end of the Island, w. entrance OF
Peavins Pass. Il fixed red hight.
San Juan Island. On Cattle Point,
south end of the Island, a fixed white
light.
BY order of L. II. Board
U. SRsREE,
Inspector 18th l.. H District.
, 1888-10-04
ARREST OF 4 PROFESSOR.

/ '1rg. Oct. L-Prof. Geffeken
was arrested here, charged with fur,
nishing the extracts from the En-
peror Frederick's diary, which was
recently published by the Dutche
Rundschau.
, 1888-10-04
FLOUR MILLS DESTROYED.

Toledo, O.. Oct. The Armada
flour mills We're destroyed by fire
last night. Loss. 100000: half in-
SuVed.
, 1888-10-04

Monsignor SchaeffiDo has presented
to the Vatican a memorandum on the
eventnality of the Pope leaving Re me.
He approves of Belgium as the papal
residence, owing TO its neutral and Cath
olic character. but he is not in favor OF
the selection of Belgium except under
a guarantee from the powers. He ap-
proves a departure from Rome only in
the event of n rigorous application of the
penaI cJde of war with France, when tue
Vatican would become al obi ct Of sus-
piciou,
, 1888-10-04
MUSICIAN KILLED.

Santa Cruz, Oct. I-E. L. Merrill,
musician, fell over a precipice sew
enty-tiye feet high, Saturday night,
and AS Filled.
, 1888-10-04
VICTORIA NEWS.

Victoria, Sept 27.-The total catch
of the sealing feet this season is 49,
039 skins, deficiency from last year
of IA, ,592 skins. This is due to the
fact of rough weather on the coast
and the unsettled feeling in regard
to Behring sea. In value the catch
this year is less than the last by $751;
600.
Mr.. Osborne, superintendent of
the government telegraph, has se-
lected the western spur of Barilla
point as the site for signal station
to be established at the entrance of
the straits. Direct telegraph COM
munication is to be established with
Victoria.
The Methodist Mission Society has
purchased property here and will es-
tablish a Chinese mission home and
school on an extensive scale.
, 1888-10-04
WILLOW JACE.

Jacksonyille, Sept. J.-The YEA h
ct continues fair and cool, irnparting
a mex courage 10 the afflicted resi-
dents. The weather is favorable to
these who are sick. and those who
have escaped the eontagion are in
vigorated by The cooler atmosphere.
The falling-off in the number Of
Cases is very encouraging.
official bulletins ut 6 O'clock for
the past 2f hours report ninety-four
new cases and six death: Thbre is
no news from Fernandina. The tel
egraph Office has been closed, owing
to the sickness OF the operator.
, 1888-10-04
II T'EEEGRAPEi.

Washington. Oct. /. President
Cleveland signed the Scott Chinese
exclusion bill this morning.
, 1888-10-04
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

Portland, Sept. 25.-In the U. 5.
circuit court this morning Judge
Deady awarded James Il Montgom
cry a verdict in suit to compel the
government to give him title TO a
niece of timber lau.i situated in
Washington. Territory Judge Ne
Arthur, United Statcs district attor-
ney, intends to appea' at once To the
supreme court, and use all possible
means to defeat The action of the
United States circuit Judge. This
case is test case of great many
others which will arise iii the same
manner.
, 1888-10-04

Juvenile Opera Go. at LearDed's Opera
House Friday evening, in ''The Chimes
of Normandy"
, 1888-10-04

Mr.. Simensou respectfully invites the
public to call and inspect his hne iins
o. iewelry.
, 1888-10-04
TRAIN THROUGH A rREsTLE,

Columbus, O., Oct. IA freight
train OF the Columbus and Western
railway fell sixty five feet through a
treStie yesterday morning, killing
one man and wounding several oth-
ers. Sixteen cars and tho engine
we're smashed up.
, 1888-10-04
FEVER DECLINING.

Washington, Sept. 26.-Surgeon-
General Hamilton has received nu-
neroas kilograms from the yellow
fever district bringing favorable re-
ports. The surgeon-general believes
the fever is on the decline end will
shortly die away.
, 1888-10-04
4 WHEAT SHIP SUNK.

San Francisco, Sept. pa lis
patch received at the Merchants Ex-
chang states that the British ship
Earl Wemyss, which left here May
30 for Cork, collided with the British
ship Ardencarlc, bound from Liver
pool to Calcutta The Wemyss,
which taIE. Rad 1891 centals of
what, valued Ht $63 TOO, shipped by
e. w. McNear OF this city. The Ar
drncapie was badly damaged. She
put into Fernando Noronah. a small
port OH the coast OF Brazil Part of
the crew OF the Wen yss was saved.
, 1888-10-04
ASTRAY NOTICE.

DLACK AND WHITE COW. NOW AT MY
ID place for the last Two months Parties
claiming SINE can eel heF ly paying costs
seu.s3 lw FRED. NJ. TERRY.
, 1888-10-04
REPUBLICAN ADDRESSES !
HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,

HON. JOHN B. ALLEN,
Republican candidate for Delegate in Congress,
viii address tie psopla of Western Washington
on The issues Of The day at the following times
and places:
CLARKE COUNTY:
La Camas, "Wednesday, Oct. 10, 7:30 p. m
Vancouver, Thursday, Oct. IL, 1850 p m
Union Ridge, Friday, Oct. Il, p. M
La Center, Friday, Oct IL. 7:30 p. IN.
CoWLlTZ COUNTY,:
Kalama- Saturday, Oct. IL, y. IN.
Oak Point, saturday, Oct IL, 1:3O p. m.
Cathlamet, Monday, Oct. Is, Il q. IN.
PACIFIC COUNTY:
Iwaco, Monday, Oct. 10, 7:20 p. M
Oysteryiile. Tuesday, Oct. l6, IL u m.
CHEHALIS COUNTY:
Hoquiam, Tuesday, Oct 16, Z: 30 p. m
Aberdeen, "Wednesday, Oct, f7. II a. m
MonteSano, Wednesday, Oct Il, 1870 p IN.
Elma, Thursday, Oct. Is, 10 4. m
Further announcements will be made hereaf-
ter.
The respect We county commiite are request
ed TO furnish suitable halls and music, and all
Republican papers i'll Western Washington are
requested 10 publish this notice.
BY order of the Territorial Central Committee.
j. G. HAINES, Chairman
GEORGE e. LYoN, Secretary.
, 1888-10-04
AT JACKSONVILLE.

jacksonville, Sept. 25.-At noon
to day two deaths and forty new
cases of yellow fever were reported.
The weather is quite chilly and the
cheering news that frost visited
many places in the southern states
this morning and yesterday tended
to give the remaining citizens hope
that the scourge may soon he allayed.
, 1888-10-04
WAR PROVISION.

ST: Petersburg; Sept. 26:-The
government has offered subsidy OF
GI3,000, annually to a private firm
for a steamship line to run betweeen
Russian Pacific ports and Corean,
Japanese ard Chinese ports to be at
the disposal of Russia il the event of
war.
, 1888-10-04

MAKE NO MISTAKE.
By dIspelling the symptoms so often mistaken
Tor Consumption. Santa Able has brought glad
mass 10 many household. and by promptly
breaking mp the Cough or Cold that too often
develops into that fatal disease viii yet save
thousands from untin ely grave. You make
no misia ke in keeping bottle of this pleasant
remedy always in the house,
, 1888-10-04
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS,.
CALIFORNIA
THE LAND OF
DISCOVERIES! =!
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

See thst our trade mark, Santa Able, Is o.
every bottle OF that pleasant California remedy
Satisfaction guarafitssd OF money refunded
, 1888-10-04
PARADE TWENTY MILES LONG.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 25.-The civic
parade of the merchants and manu>
facturers' societies and labor organi-
cations of Allegheny county this
morning was the feature Of the CEN
, 1888-10-04
SMALLPOX.

Blaine, W. T., Sept. 27.-Six
cases OF SMALLPOX were reported
from section Z of British Columbia.
The citizens OF Blaine called a meet
ing to, take nisasures to prevent its
spreading.