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John Most has ready a lecture Oh
tho The Scientific Bass OF AHaf-
chy-' The Scientific Basis OF Anar,
chy costs hFe cents d glass oPecl@i
reduction to large consumers WIN
en- '',.''' p
Things are certainly improving
along the Puget Sound no7tai routes
Tor IL only takes iiYe days now iof Il
Fort TOWNSEND ARGUS 10 fc"ch he;"'
Last week II TOOK SIX DEG days
Statesman.
Whitman Collage has received
$500 from Rev; Nm. BarroWS, u. d.
financial secretary Tor Sald college;
IN the east That Is gratifying ahG
shows that tins noble institution OF
learning IS not without Its TRENDS
The California republican state
convention to elect delegates to the
pgtional-reDubl;caD nominating con
yention. win meet at Sacramento
Nay Isl ana VIII he composed Oh 900
uei'S"''7'
Port Townsend is still increasing
its shirgle industry. There Is IN
limited facility for shiugle mauufac-
ture down the straits from Port
Townsend and If we had Il railroad
this one industry promises TO pay
more than its running expenses.
Tacoma : real estate boom IS some
thing wonderinl; not Tor It's SIZE bat
/ for Its make up. Men deed their
property TO their wives, and the wives
deed 1t back again. One association
sells to another and that sells back;
anything to keep up appearances'you
know.
Judoe q y Denny. inspector-
eL.Ia! oI Gus, ouiI ;i, '1I ,oeou!' @ Gole" 1''.
Ia na9 It2i nFu anu VII letTtim IT, III ~ - oI
', l''l1S II a ieM iHohlils @ II ., WILL pe n'. re-
liieniceie It, ed CI"U neatiy tnteo lI eilo .
ago . u"Se DThhy dcceplet ~ liis oliice
AZ INC 9lJecili 4.'est % 'n9 hlnS Va
S1DI EolIa, mnoHe coiiii''eii'i''i '''''i''ei No
''i'' De0'iiie
The Chinese restriction treaty has
been signed. Under its provie-
tons Tor twenty years TO come no
Ghlhese VIII DC allowed TO enter the
United Otale, except those VINO nave
property IN thls country 10 lhe extent
OF $l0Oo and VINO have formerly re
sided mere ana are returning from
d VlslI - Ohiha'
An .4ort verv noarIv euococsfrl
was % nadn af San Ramo ItoIT 70 can'
fmro Tho Pr;nco of WoIas smaiI
vacbt bear;ng tbe Amarican fiag 'was
in the harbor and, as the Prince was
out for a little sail, ran down his
yacht and very nearl y succeeded in
capturing the Prince. 1t proved to
be disguised brigand,
Yakima Repuohc: Paul Sch9ize
Is SAID 10 be negotiating IN the East
Tor a syndicate to dig a canal from
tne YAKIMA to the Columnla aoE through
sunny SIDE Ihere are 5oU'Ooo acres
OF magnificent land there easily lrri-
e 10 rantaI an acre ner yaar Tho
cost oF the canal wonId La ahont
S5O0O00 ~
boston Herald: The Hon. Tom
Heed and the Hon; John d. Long
concur IN the opinion that John
Sherman has the lead as things stand
today. Mr.. Reed calls attention to
the fact, however, that republican
conventions are apt to put aside lead
ing candidates after the first ballot.
Both Reed and Long are very keen
political observers, and keep their
ears close to the ground.
The construction of us miles of
raiIroad Inv tbo Con+roI Wosb;no,ton