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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria
You'll Regret It,

If you buy wall paper before seeing
our new designs.
4-12 SMITH DRUG Co.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

LOCAL NEW :
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

LIN. Caller, expert sewing machine
repairer and adiuster Leave orders
at j., 7. Murphy's second hand store,
next door to Pete DeArigo. All
work guaranteed or money refund
ed. 4-20-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

gsE!.ss,: M!.s % easgy! lor female diseases.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

Fat pork, juicy steak, and best sau-
sage. at Welcomes meat market. If
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

nEnVJp Skin and Scalp purified and beautilied
hAhI y by CUTIoURA soar. Absolutely pure.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

The Stuarts have received a SPECIAL
line of genuine Dunlap and Roelois
mats, for stout men, very latest styles.
GsgpWlNE OF CARDUi. a Tome FOR Women.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01
Extraordinary Sale of Umbrellas and
Hosiery at the New York Store.

Extraordinary Sale of Umbrellas and
Hosiery at the New York Store.
Commencing Friday, April 21st, we
place on sale our entire stock of la
dies silk umbrellas at the following
prices; 200 silk umbrellas, worth
$1.5O, for $1O0; 15O silk umbrellas,
worth $500, for $500; all our $3.50
umbrellas for $2.75; all our $500 UNI
brellas for $500; all our $500 umbrel-
las for 1896; all our 5000 umbrellas
for $4'75.
100 doz. Misses fast black French
ribbed hose, regular made, worth 25c,
for 15c. O'DWYEB 81 AHERN,
4-21-St Jobbers and Retailers.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01
Watches at a great sacrifice at Louis
HeilbrOn's II

nsy- BL6cK-DRAUeHT tea cures Constipation.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01
S5MOaey Lender 81

20 cents to 100000 loaned ON Dia-
monds, Watches Jewelry, Guns, Piss
tolls, Musical Instruments, Pianos, Or
gms, Clothing, etc,
2-27-f SAM 5. FALK
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

The Temple of Fashion is receiving
new millinery daily, direct from New
York. Latest styles and lowestprices.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01
Beware Of Ulntments for Catarrh
that CONTAIN Mercury,

DGWdl6 VI OlullllGllo lOl NdldI II
that Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely derauge
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such
acticles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable ply
sicians, as the damages they will do
is ten fold to the good YOU can possi-
bly, derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by f j Cheney &
Co., Toledo, o., contains no mercury,
and is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surface of
the system, In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure, be sure you get the genuine. 1t
is taken internally, and made IN To-
tedo, o., by + j Cheney & Co. Testi-
monials free.
RSrSold by druggists. Price, 75c.
per bottle. 4-9-m
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

Epnepsy cured by pr. MIles, NorIno.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01
Opium Habit cured by Dr.. Miles Nervine.

1885,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-01

May LIST, 1898.
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HEALTH OF THE DISTRICT.
The Number of Deaths Last Week decreased
by the Theater Disaster.

The Number of Deaths Last Week Increased
by the Theater Disaster.
The full number of the coroner's death Ger.
tificates received at the health department Of
those who were victims Of the Ford's Theater
disaster and who died in the city is twenty. OF
these eleven died Of fracture Of the skull"
four Of ''lacerated wounds" one from internal
injuries and four were suffocated (asphyxia).
says the report Of Health Officer Hammett for
last week.
The number Of deaths during the week -
somewhat greater than that Of the previous
week. This increase was partly owing TO the
large number of deaths by violence, Of
which there were fourteen out Of Q
total mortality Of liz. Nearly all
these were victims Of the Ford's fheater
calamity. Yet with this increase the total h
not above the annual average. and the death
rate for the week rs just at that average for the
whole population. There are no proni-
nent diseases prevalent. the influenza having
apparently disappeared and acute lung dis
eases still being on the wane. The annual wish
tation OF cholera infantum and summer COM
plants among children has not as yet occurred,
and the present report shows the ordinary
average OF mortality among children under
five years OF age. There were six new cases Of
diphtheria reported with four deaths and the
same number Of scarlet fever cases with one
death
The report shows: Number Of deaths, III;
white, rs. colored, Al. Death rate per Loo
per annum: White, 226; colored, ISL. Total
population, 234. Forty were under i've
years OF age. 81 were under one year old
and 16 over 60 years. Twenty-six Of the deaths
occurred in hospitals and public institutions.
The deaths by classes were as follow: Zymotic,
l6; constitutional. "a; local. Sc; developmentaA
4; violence, Il The principal causes Of death
were; Diphtheria, 4; consumption. IL; diar-
rheal. 4; typhoid fever, g. scarlet fever, pneu-
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BOYS SUMNER CLOTHING.
NATTY sUMMER-wEIGHT SACK COAT SUITS
for boys from to 10 years old.
Assortment No. reduced to S425.
Assortment No. reduced to 1878
NATTY SUMNER SAILOR sUITs-cool serges
and cricket cloths.
so Suits sc 25-
SO Suits, $500
SO Suits. s35O--
NATTY GALATEA AND BEDFORD SUITS-any
color you want Wash beautifully.
-s325 to "a To-
NATTY FLANNEL AND SERGE REFERS to
take away with You. All sizes.
-S5.OO-
NATTY KILT SUITS for small boys-pretty sailor
blouse style. All wool.
-S375-
NATTY WOOL PANTS. navy blue. hundreds Of
pairs. dozen kinds Of goods. Sizes to ID years.
NATTY SUMNER STYLES IN SHIRT WAISTS.
With stationary buttons, Csc
The Mothers Friend" Soc 15c, 81 and 81. so
NATTY COMMODORE" CAPS-ssme kind for
both boys and ladies. For outing
Blue cloth. 75c. 81 90. 81 25 and SI5O
White CLOTH SOC. and 75c.
Gray cloth. 75c. and sI25.
NATTY JERSEYS for small BOYS To mt IN for
warmth when they out evenings.
81. 80 and 81 o.
NATTY BLOUSES for small boys. White Lawn
exquistely embroidered in colors
-32. 25 to 1925
NATTY BATHING SUITS for larre how. and;
small boys.
-sl.5o to soa5.
STRAW Hat BAneA1sa
% dozen Boys SOC. Straw Hats
DC,
For boys to 10 years.
% dozen Boys 81 90 Straw Hats. wide rolling
sailors.
For boys pa to years
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ANNUAL DRILL.
High School Cadets viii show Their Pros
cheney Thursday.

High School Cadets Will show Their ProG-
cheney on Thursday.
The annual regimental drill Of the Hieh
school Cadets takes place on the White Lot
next Thursday at O'Clock pm. In the
eyes OF the cadets there is only one
more important event on the calendar
than this annual drill. and that n the
competitive company drill, which has already
occurred. Undoubtedly there viii be thouaands
OF friends and well wishers Of the cadets ON
hand to see the soldier boys 60 through their
naneuvers. The regiment viii gather at the
rink, 18th and New York avenue, where
the line will be formed. The line Of march
will then be TO 9th street. to Pennsylvania ave-
nue., to 18th street. to the ellipss Of
the White Lot The line Win be
headed by detail OF mounted police and by
the Marine Band. The ellipse Of the White
Lot will be kept entirely clear for the
movements Of the regiment by a force Of police
under Capt. Austin. The full regimental drill
will be gone through with. the firing being
with blank cartridges and the drill 10 Close witk
q regimentL dress parade. The return
march will be over the same streets and
in front Of the old rink the regiment win
the next school year. when the new roster Win
be made %. The annual parade affords en-
opportunity for the Commissioner the trus-
tees and The school officers 10 inspect the
results OF the years work of the cadets. and The
officials have never been disappointed in what
they have seen. This year will afford no ex-
ception TO this rule. The Marine Band win
head the line through the courtesy of the seo-
Rotary of the Navy.
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DIED.

ANTIsEII. At hi. residence. 1911 Q street no-fa-
T6M "a S sssf JIM d iofsy q I'D busa
Ire, and. IN the seventy sixth yeer of his are.
phisaepsia. japan and Dublin paper, pis:-. copy
BEckERI Af,sr q long and Painful illnssA.
FaSs4 ui t. p.s .S ss .s
street southeast, ON Friday. June 10. az o'clock
e st;.nd '-'' '''' 80 -
poys. On Tuesday, June Is 1898. At 9 O,cloe1
mary A. Dom. sred sixteen yeas eleven months and
twenty nine days.
He has called our darling from this sad. cold wosaA
NJ 10 s sse t lnSa 2, ma psa S an 4. ss,n
Has taken her for the best
orSs a and
1orshSest on , thgrsasy = 2 m hsas~ ana
DWIGHT. In this city on Tuesday. June Ia lsp3,
Of paralysis. MANY b. widow Of Henry Dwixhi
v f 'Sf al Hudson. ny
MurTER On Mp9a1 S sgns lss q
Fassf s:sys s, # 4s dn. u. e
Friends and relatives invited 20 attend
PAGr; On Tuesday. June ID. 1880. MARY
Funeral NON Eoct Greek Church on Thur.d.y,
June ID at 3 o'clock AL friends invited to attend
PRIDDY On Wednesday morning. June IL. 1880,
Mrs. LILA PRIDDY. beoved daughter Of Nm and
Notice Of funeral later.
SHEA. Suddenly. Tuesday. June u, lee3, q
10 20 a. M. at his parents rssiden s2b Maryland
avenue southwest. DOMINIC. beloved q
John and Maria Shea. ATed seventeen yeArs. thsss
months and twenty -seyen days
It's hard 10 Or ak the tender cord
When love has boaDd the heart;
hard 50 hard TO say the words.
Must we forever parts
By HIS MOTHER.
Solemn high mas: at s., pominie's Church Friday
at &: 30 q IN. Friends invited 10 attend
WHITE. On wednesday. Jane IA. -SlS3. at 2:<Q
Q. M. SUSIE q. WAITE. widow of the lat. N fIiisIu
Warren White and da Of the late Charles ".
Botelsr.
Funeral Thursday from SIS 18th street northwest q
) O'Clock p. Inferno Mt Trfvste.
WRIGHT. Al Pckens. Miss. June Il. 1893 q,
$50 q. M. aftr a long Illness Rev. THOMAS II
MklGhT - ia Ce-coran street. Washington d G.,
aged sixty-sight yeus
''our fathcr res.s-
Mrs. Day. Bronson, Canadian, Goodsle, Tayior
Misses Eunice and Bessie Wright
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MooUErrE AND VELVET CARprrs
Russu RUes.

This is without exception the best wearing
rug in the market when sold at the regular
price In order to introduce them We ere
selling at special prices. which viii, be found 10
be about one-half what they are worth
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MARRIED.

CONTRADICTIONS. AT the pastoral residencs
Of Trinity Catholic Church. Georgesoyn. D. C., on
PHILLIP r GoRMLEf TO MAUDE 4. EDwAKDs =
0NEILL-kIDwELL- On Wednesday. June II.
1855 at 81 stephens church. by bev Father Gloyd
Miss MARY y. ~ sEIIL Of WASHINGTON, ID. c.. q
Mr. EDGAR KIDwEI.L Of Houxeton. Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14

Plain Pink aud Blue Madras Waists. plated front
and back. rundown collar. finished with rows Of
narrow tucks.
81 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-06-14

Range Of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperstures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today; Q an, 81
.. m, IS; maximum. &c. minimum. g.
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BE SURE You ARE RIGHT.
THEN GO AHEAD

THEN GO AHEAD"
But first be you right; Il easy to
be deceived-you may be wrong and yet not knoviL
When you 20 to buy bottle of cAETER's LITTLE
LIVER PILLS be SIRE yoa get ''c-A-R-T-E-R-'-s~
then you are all right and can go ahead; you knov
their value; they ney fail But don's forget our u
junction.
"BE SURE VOC ARE RIGHT
De sure yoa ask FOR ''C-A-E-T-Er :" BE sure
you get ''C-A-R-T-E-E--s." brands and limitations
win MT ven uruu- don't let them DO IT, Be sure you
get the genuine CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS
POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE
Small PHI. Small Dose. Small Price. myle
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WoMEN's WRAprERs AND SHIRT
WAISTS

WoMrS's WnArrEns AND SHIRT
WAISTS.
Fancy Striped Princess Cashmere Wrappers.
medium and dark colors. YOKE front. Vatican back
trimmed collars and cuffs. Sizes 81 to A. Unusual
value at
Dark Striped Princess Cloth Wrappers. Vatican
back. lined to waist
Outing Cloth Wrappers. entirely new patterns.
rufiied yoke. full front
Irish Lawn Wrappers. full bertha RUNE front and
back. full sleeves. Dainty patterns
-S3OO.--
India Dimity Wrappers. full front. shirred back.
New and tasty patterns.
Ladies' Princess Cloth Wrappers. light blue. hello
trope. old gray and tobacco brown stripes-rue
yoke. Vatican back.
India Dimity Wrappers. new patterns fast colors.
ia So
Atwood Challie Wrappers. full bertha rufle.
So Co.,
India Silk Wrappers, all colors.
-$12 80. $15 90 and SIG Co.
Light Wool and Chailie Wrappers and Tea
Gorns at reduced prices
Laundered French Percale Waists plated front and
back, new patterns
$780,
Plain Pink aud Blue Madras Waists. plated front
and hae tnrp p1lar hal vu-Sth OF
narrow tucks
SO. 90
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MoouErrE CARPET
Enough bssf-quaifv MoQUETTE at Is
CENTS A YARD to carpet rs rooms. Won
deIfui raluf, this.
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LUDWIG A. kLElN's SUICIDE.
An Inebriate Jumps Into Green River
and browns.

Hot SPRINGS. March 30-ISpecial. T.
Ludwig A. Klein was drowned about 6
O'Clock this morning by jumping off the
tootbridge across the Green river. He W As
last seen alive by ]. q. Mccain, who was
talking with him just as Mccain was going
to breakfast. He seemed 10 be then I'm n
dazed condition. The distance was about
ten feet from the bridge To the water and
the current is very swift and abouuds with
rocks. He struck on the left side Of his
head. which evidently stunned him. Ed
Eyer. a teanster. and Fred Hostette.. a
porter both employees for Mccain. jumped
into the river and got him ashore. where
w. ii. Emit. who has had much experience
In resuscisating drowned persons. with the
cid of Mr.. Mccain and others, did all he
could to bring him to life. He was about
tDyears old. abou. 5 feet inches in heieh,
and weighed about lis pounds.
EVERETT. March a0-fSpeclai. A te!e.
gram today announces The suicide bv
drowning At Hot Springs of LOUIS Kline
who leit Everett ou Wednesday for tho
springs, lie WAS for several years general
manager OF T.. II. Smiths store r., Lowell
but resigned last summer. He was very
capable business man and was a kni.bt
Tsmrlar. Lately he had been depressed
n spirits and seemed somewhat troubled
aboa, his property, His family relatives
Il is understood. live at Grand Rapi4s
Mich.
TACOMA, March So-TSpeci "a. w. q
Rowland said today regarding luswia. \
Klein, who committed suicide TODAY At
Hot Springs by jumping lnto the Green
river:
"lie worked for mo SIX years. His
Death ~ the result of drink. ana IT ought
- be lesson 70 Others lie left me IN
lxo. The other day he " rs picked gu, ot
the river at Everett while intoxicated. lie
vas unmarried. aged about "a or ~. and
has a brother. +. J. Klein. in Detroit,
Mich. who Is prominent grocer"
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Adver,e Claimants Find Dimeuity IN
Appeal Cases.
WHA1cox, March 30.-[Special- IA good
eesi Of anxiety is manifested in this county
by the adverse claimants to tide lands
who appealed to the superior court for a
reversal of the awards made some months
ago by the state board of equaii-
cation and appeal. which held sew
erai sessions here and passed upon
large number of cases, some OF them in
volving the title to valuable tracts on
which expensive improvements have been
made. All the papers In the various cases
were sent to Olympia after the decisions
were rendered here, and seem to have lain
there in . confused mass until their certi-
fication up to the superior court here was
ordered. The clerk of the board then
bundled them together and forwarded
them by express, unaccompanied, how
ever, by any certificate to attest the COM
pleteness Of the records.
Several of the cases which had been set
for trial have been called up, but all the
attorneys for the appellants have been
obliged to ask for further time to complete
and verify their records. The question
now is, how is that to be done? The state
board of equalization and appeal has been
iegislated out of Office and no provision
has been made for the appointment of any
other board to succeed to the authority that
it possessed. Even if a new board were
to be appointed, it is questionable whether
its members could or would certify to the
completeness of the records OF their prede-
cessors. The problem that now bothers
the appellants is how to get into court.
and the appellees are anxious to know
how long the uheard appeals will be per-
mitted to stand as clouds against their
titles
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OLYMPIA. March 80 - Special. - The
land interests OF the state will require
early attention from the new board OF land
commissioners, but it is not yet known
when the board vii! be organized. shan-
non can enter upon the performance of
has duties without delay, but il is thought
that il viii be some time before Reed will
be ready TO qualify. As he viii first have 10
lie relieved from the land Office register
ship he nov holds ey the appointment
aud the commissioning of his successor.
The board. however. can lie organized ne
fore he qualities. by the three other mem.
hers II necessary. The term of Commits
sioner Reeds appointment is four years
ami those oi Commissioners shannon and
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KILLED BY A COUSIN.
DR.. Minkler's Son Accidentally
Shoots q Playmate.
4 SAD ceNTRALiA ACCIDENT.
LuAwig a. Klsiss Formerly 81 Tacoma
Drovns Himself In Green Rjvsr-Bet-
aaist Yunston's Alaska Trip.

CxsrnALrA, March 80. -fspecial.1-A
shocking accident occurred this afternoon
By which Willie Minkler. nephew Of DIR.
Minkler, met his death at the hands OF
Justin Ginkler, son of the doctor and
cousin of the unfortunate victim. The
boys were alone in the upper chamber OF
DR.. Minkler's residence, and Willie had
donned the uniform Of the 9. A. K. that
belonged to his uncle. He buckled the
sword belt around his waist, and Justin
vas seated on the floor with Winchester
rifle in his hands from which he was try
ing to extract cartridge. The gun went
Oh, killing Willie instantly, the ball enter
ing just in front Of the right ear, passing
entirely through and coming out little
and scattering brains and blood all over
the room. So close was tho muzzle Of the
rifle to him that his hair was singed and
his face bisckened by the powder. The
boy sank to . sitting posture, his hands
falling on his knees, and he was in this
position when discovered.
Justin ran in from uncie's, and some
time elapsed before any one entered the
house, which is situated in retired part
Of the town. In the meantime Mrs. DR..
0inkicr arrived from Chehalis. where she
had been visiting her unfortunate hus-
band, recently convicted of manslaughter.
and now awaiting sentence in the county
Jail She was thrown into violent hyster-
les. from which she has not yet fully re-
covered. Deputy Sheriff Blackwell at once
autographed to send Minkier, and he AZ
rived about 6 o'clock The family was
still suffering from the shock occasioned
by the conviction Of the doctor when this
additional calamity occurred. Minkler
was terribly affected when he entered the
house and discovered the accident that
had been caused by his son. Judge Lang
horne issued an order allowing him to re-
main here tonight under guard. lie
seems entirely FRUSTRATED. The two fam
Lies ara in deplorable condition.
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Texas Makes . Target Of Death on the
TFaiI-Baved by = Woman.
KETTLE Falls, March 30.--fSpecisl.l l.
An exciting little fracas occurred at
Waneta landing, ut the mouth of the
Pend d'Oreille river on the British Colum-
bia border. the other day, between C. d.
Proctor. better known a. "Death-on-the-
Trail, and Al Bartlett. or ''Texas," as he
- called. death" was down near the
water washing gold from the sand, when
some ono shouted, Throw up your
hands" Being unarmed and an old
frontiersman. he obeyed, and turned to q
rife pointed at him by ''Texas". stand
Ing short distance up the hill, who called
out, "Come here" death" started to obey,
but seeing 4 large rock beside him ~ he
bsssed. dropped down behind IL and raised
his hat above the edge Of the rock. In
'stantly there we're four shots struck about
him, but mono hit him.
A Mrs. Beebe, who keeps . small store
there at the landing, hearing the firing.
cane out to sec what Il was about, and in
'stantiy grssped the situation. Being .
large. powerful woman, she fearlsssly
rushed upon Texas and disarmed him.
When death" came out from his shelter,
wordy war ensued, which would have
ended in battle had not the constable
appeared and placed Texas" under arrest.
The affair grew ont of "Death's" &C
cusing Texas" Of the theft of an over
coat some time ago, which "Texas"
denied, and published . long article in the
Spokane Sun, calling Death" . coward,
and threatening when they met to ''cut of
his ears" death" had . narrow escape,
as his antagonist certainly meant bust.
ness.
Texas" has been sent to Nelson under
arrest, and will probably end he has en-
gagged In pretty serious matter. as the
laws Of the Dominion government in such
matters are severe.
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Brainerd two years each. Land Commis-
sioner Forrest Il made by Law . member
Of the hoard and chairman of it
It was expected that Gov. Mc3raw
would today announce his staff. the mem-
bers Of the capitol commission. the regents
of the agricultural college and the asylum
boards, but the appointments will not 30
given out until tomorrow. A. H. Cham
bers. the Thurston county Democratic
candidate for senator last fall, will sue
coed George D. Shannon, 1t is predicted.
on the board of trustees of the Steilacoom
aavIum
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earlier spring vegetation. you viii proceed.
about June 20, down the Poscupins and Yukon
rivsrs. making collections en- route and reaching
St Michaeis IN August. From that point you
win take passage to San Francisco, there await
ing further instructions.
He has made several trips to Alaska be-
fore. This will be the longest and most
difficult trip yet made. Mr.. Funston 10
young man. evidently less than . years
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The Government Hss Ordered Him TO
the Head - aters of the Nnkon.

TAoonA, March 3o-tspeoiai. - Freder-
iek Funston. con Of Congressman Fun
st1n. arrived here tonight en- route to
a.asks. where he will spend an entire
winter within the Arctic circle and make
. botanical collection for the United
f;ases. His orders from the secretary of
Agr culture reaas thus:
Afses leave o. xbseace Of seven Gays IN
Kansas, shsoh Is hereby granted, you Will pfo-
sAsa - iscogss, Nssa saSace by steamer 10
s3ussu. ss&s. arriving there aeou; April 10
soa sils from that p0tas cross ths mountains
~ sisRsE TIE thl.cooi PASS or tia EsxG route 10
see Es&dw&iers al tie llkoa gsver, 1osn
Whlea yea WAL travel to NcQusstsa's
PCT Yea Wiz make tbs p.Aco your
tssaeusr-eFs Ea+k ss~ssst April l. 1924.
aen goa - pEoone4 overland along tie Isls,
nacEs1izn - Rampant hoase. on the Fcrcup.ns
river reaching II gssssioie. the tan@rs ssgl0u of
toFFassn AissAA Altar Remaining IA tl-is vi
easAsy ioeG e1ouSa 70 IaKs co4lscisons OF the