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MARINE NEWS.

TAToosH. Feb. 2-5 p. m.-fSpeciai. -
Ciondy; high east wind. Outward-Ship
in tow WandeTer. 13:i5 n. M; three mast
schooner. lis p. IN. Inward-Tugs Sea
Lion and Lorne, p. M; tug Wanderer.
Els 2. m.
NEAH BAY. Feb. as p. m.-[Speciai. +
Cloudy: light east wind. Tugs Wanderer,
Sea Lion, Tacoma. and Lorne in bay.
CLALLaM BAY, Feb. 2--5 p. H. Special.
Clear; light south wind.
Pogr CRESCENT. Fer. Is p. m.-lSpe-
ciaI. Clear: light east wind.
PogT ANGELES. Feb. 2.--5 2. rn.-lSpe-
cial. Cloudy light northeast wind.
PogT TOWNSEND. Feb. 2-fSpecial.l-
Arrivei-Sch Alcaide. from. San Pedro.
SourH BEND. Feb. Especial. The
bktn Portland, Capt. Dermott, arrived yes
terday eleven days from San Francisco.
She will load lumber for A. \. Simpson &
Co., of San Francisco.
SAN Francisco. Feb. 2.-Arr,ved-Str
San Benito. from Tacoma: str Del Norts.
from faquina bay; str Costa Rlca, from
Departure bay; str Homer, from Seattle.
Cleared Str Mineola. for Comax; State of
California. for Astoria. Departed-Mont-
serrat, for Nanaimo.
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THE ANAcoRrEs DEAF.
Joseph =. Mcknight Denies dc yoin's
Allegations Of Fraud.

Mr.. J. +. Mcknight makes the following
statement concerning a sensational article
that appeared IN tho Telegraph yesterday
with Tacoma date line aud under the
heading. "heNaught Swindlc."
That article is the result OF an effort on
the part of ]. l.. lie Noin. of Tacoma 20
mould public opinion against me With the
hope ct defeating an action brought by
me against him on pgomissory note given
10 me by him Tor money loaned
With reference To the charges made bv
Mr.. de toin have this 10 say: That this
note OF Ar. lie Noin's was given to- ms
during the boom times AT Anacortes |
handled the lands and managed the Affairs
OF the Mcknight Land ana Investment
company at that place, and Il Was cener.
ally known that had been successful and
made for the company large
amount of money. Nv success
a. that time was the cau~e
OF my receiving many invitations - han.
die land deals NcsNs. NJ v Il. Stacey
ans John Collins, OF this city. had large
landed interests a. Anacortes These sen
tlsmen made me proposition Thar Fl I
would handle their real estate there and
take the sole and exclusive gnAnaxenlent
OF IL unth st should he disposed If that
they would pay We the SUN OF sSAUo1
They had another reason FOR wishing me
TO handie sasir property, which MAS that |
-AA kNAf AAAtNaNNhH3 a. ANAENT-
ts>. and Ia THIS Nsv woald make nae au
ally instead 81 aa antagonist. The accent.
ance OF the proposition Involved nav Sc.
vices for al indeaaite psrs0l. and possibly
large expense. And the facts are thss
devoted tbe larger pags Of Iav time far
Pefi01 81 seFera. years. and daring tlsl,
ttne made several tssps "a tbs Esst- one
trip covering period of foar months con.
aeeted VITA this business. ana al
expenses sNere horne enuraly lev INV.
set. stacey Il CosliAs organized A
syndicate eommonly known as the
Terminal Syndicate. 70 y arch this prar.
et'y - sold by them, and such sale car
bed WITH Il the performance by me OF ths
duties contracted tor by Stacey and Collins
Hnd Tor which ihey contracted vita Ene a.,
writing t. par. ~ ghe time the cAntra-t
MAS entered tato between Stacey. Collins
shd myself and during the tsnse Eha Sxf,.s.
cate " as ee1ag formed ay them VAS ra4l-
hned - ay hoiue vita sfsst Of sickness
ana While So confined se nay ho3ne Mr. pe
N~'a came In see Gse IN matter Of htssi-
ness, aud willie 50 INV house be brought
ur toe sgelcc5 81 shc syndicate uAsea -
tee sfnaieais have referred 70. lie sad
lhss Is pretty tas syndicate ana u Gre
aAas considsFAo.e excitement AMI asked
II al the shares wegs taken. / informed
AVA thss DAT nat SnoK lie sad ii
coHid Ees sotne 81 thesa shares thai a.,
C0&s'! SCI them a. bis friends a. Tacoma AZ
an advance saS that Ae oald alyasle MaEh
ne Nastefss pE0nt GErse ASS "a IL.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

American bark Arcturus, Capt Sloan. is now
on the way from lq1i9ue to the Sound.
shir Spartan has taken stifFsning aad hauled
to the buoy TO complete discharging ballast
Barkenine Retriever is chartered to take a
cargo of lumber from Port Hadlock 10 Quay mas,
Mexico.
The American bark Guy C. Goss has bsen
chartered TO take merchandise from San Fran
cisco to Viadiyostock.
The Port B,skeiey mill was shut down Thurs
day night for repairs aud will remain closed
until the first OF next week
British bark Co-omande, now In British CO.
lumb.a, has been chartered by Robert Ward &
Co. 10 load wheat at Tacoma tor the United
Kingdom.
British ship Duke OF Argyll will complete her
complement OF wheat at this port today noon
and proceed 10 Tacoma for the balance OF the
cargo. SIZE taks 500 tons here.
British ship Nef5sas was towed from Bakers
wharf 10 the wheat warehouse yesterday after.
noon and VIII follow thu Duke of Argyii at the
berth 10 lead wheat. She Is already lined.
Bark MeIrose. Capt Kalb. which has Just
taken a cargo OF Lumbar at Biakeley, cleared at
The Seattle custom house yesterday for New
Caledonia. TIE crew was signed before ship
ping Commissioner Burns.
Steamship City of Pueblo arrived at noon
yesterday with 80 tons OF freight and the fol-
lowing passengers a. - Attiar, Mrs. L.. lard,
Miss Black. Mrs Cough Alice stobeugh, Mr..
J. A. Whey ana six sseerage.
Cspt o'Neii!, OF the British ship Dunboyue,
now in the hsrbor, is very sick and has been
confined 10 his ship for several days, the attack
beginning with the grip lie is fortunate in
having Mrs oSsili with him.
Tie ionSshoremen applied fer work at the
Ocean dock yesterday, being willing TO work
with the nca-union neu. The City CT Puebla
brought snch a small amount OF freigh; tha.
there was work for them. Superintendent
Johnson would have hired them had there baca
work.
Steamship Uuatliis sailed a. O'Clock yestsr-
day morning for san Francisco with the follow
ing passengers. A. b. Hunt aud wife, O f.
Pe;tls, 4. I, Wsdlega. 7. Willizms. f. Brean
Mrs. u. r. Day, Miss Marion Dickenscn, o.
kellogg, William X. Roy. Mrs &. Cupples aud
chlld. J. Usher. Ms. }. L. Nigyis ana baby,
Miss g. Gibbons. l. namas, Mrs, q. h Bseae.
MS q, RjFy, Mrs A. laCoR-er aud baby. = ".
coaklln, A. /. Bsaysr and vile, Mrs. Z Nc
Eiroy, J. H.yi. A.ss l. HemmeF. Miss NJ
saaaeaaa, }. Sianeli. H. Has.ed, r. c. raste,
Mrs. Failitps aud daughter, J. I Lewis. Mrs. L.
McCssu, l. @ Usieai. Mis- ". 4. shannon, W.
Wescoti aud w.sc. an3 thirty steeFagc.
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A Pioneer Dead.

TACOMA. Feb. Especial. William A.
Freeman died today. For several weeks
he has suffered from rheumatism. compli.
Gated with la grippe and kidney trouble.
lie was born in Cedar county. Iowa. in
1850, and in childhood removed with his
parents TO Washington county. Or. For
several years he has been In the livery
stable business here, formerly in connec-
ton with City Treasurer Boggs lie was
the Democratic candidate for sheriff
against Mr.. Matthews, and had IL not
been Tor the light among the warning
Democratic factions, would have given
Sheriff Matthews a close rub. He was
prominent organizer of the Red Mems
organization and other fraternal bodies.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Behsnzin. exklng of Daaomey, has surren-
dered TO Col. Dodds. the French commander,
and il nov held under arrest.
Prince Assiz Hassnn, young Egyptian noble
man serving in tie tfsrnsn army. has fed from
Berlin With an actress. leaving many debts.
Adyices from samoa under date OF January %
say Chief Mslie.oa has taken steps to bring the
rebsliicus chiefs before the chic. justice. Ii Ia
added that all immediate prospect OF another
war in samoa is ct sn end.
Serious riots resulting from the attempt OF
the authorities 10 celiees revenue have occurred
ct Gsuhati aud Aangoidai. on the Assam Iron
tier At Mangoldai the police fred on the mob
resisting the officers and killed fifteen. Rein
forcements have been sent 10 both places for the
purpose OF preserving order.
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New YoRE, Feb. "A Herald's snecial
from Managua says: The siege of Teguci-
galps continues. Fighting has been con.
iluuous since January 81. Picacho hill is
the key Of the situation, and the
allied forces are endeavoring TO
capture 1t report has been
received that Alfonzo Niela took
NO men from the department Of Graclas
10 reinforce Nasqeez. 4 heavy artillery
duel Is now in progress. Boniila il ad-
vsnetng from toncieitSs on the north, aud
ortiz from the south. The Mosquito Re-
serve chief has protested sEaiHs. INVASION
of his territory by Nlcaraeusn troops.
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WHAT
THEY THINK on r

The premium map offered !, 4.
Posr-lSrEILIGENcEs to is x,,s...
bers, old and new, is now To 4. a..
IN thousands OF homes in IA. Pc
Ncrthwes. That no nvru;u-, -
offered has given such u-Ss.-,al s,,;..
faction, is evidenced by 10 sss,-;..
testimonials, which are = e. ,r..s
the large number received f-om H..
who have received the man The.
letters are exact copies Of the or;o.
mails on file in this Office ii. j.
natures only being omitted, a, a.
observation-disclosures does not feel :.
liberty to publish in full the names q
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation OF the map
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demands made upon their strength and
nervous energy.
faines celery compound Is the greatest
niooa aad nerve remedy that has ever in
'he history oil medicine come within the
reaeh OF plain. hari-.orking people.
non. george +. Morse, one OF the most
prominent OF the governors council of
massachusetts,, IS one Of The Bay States
most substantial manufacturers and bust
ness men, veteran of the late war, a pup-
u'ar ana conservative citizen. His auto
graph letter IS Of interest to everyone.
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A VIGOROUS POLICY
One True Source of Personal
Force and Courage.
Tremendous Capacity for Accomplishing Work e.
Vigorous Digestion and Calm Nerves Accomplish
Al1--Paine's Celery Compound Remedy that
Does the World Good.

The admiration accorded certain public
men Is due to their splendid moral courage.
Great moral courage and determination
are impossible without sturdy digestion.
healthy liver and vigorously nourished
nervous system No one can imagine 9
Reed, Hill. Cleveland. Russell, or any
great champion of his party in p,riia-
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Baimacedist Outbreak n. Santiago.

NEw NoES, Feb. "A Hera'a's speeia!
from Valparaiso says: \ mob OF thirty
mea. supposed 10 Ice Balmacedists, at
tackled the artillery barracks at Santiago
yesterday. has were Eepelled by the guard
after brief haud-to-hand encounter. The
attacking mob used dacgers and reviewers.
Five OF the aSsaiiants we're killed ana one
wounded. squads eli soldiers and police
we're Immediately posted in the vicinity
and guarded oil streets To prevent escape
OF the participants, many OF whom are
hiding IA the neigh boFhoot
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effect of PaIne's celery compound is the
immediate Improvement of appetite and
gradual gain in weight. This remarSaole
remedy sets to work az once to nourisn
nerve centsrs and purify the blood OF
harmful humors. 1t was the belief OF
Prof Phelps Of Dartmouth college, the
discover of celery compound, and ne SO
stated TO his classes az Dartmouth college,
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RrEI1S, Feb THE Hamburger NacA-
Fi1Risas correspondent says Ii Is cons.8-
cred certain AZ kriearichsEa6e tbat Em-
Vsfoy William will take advantage Of his
journey - k,el IN the middle % February
10 yssls FRINGE bismarck. In vlew Of the
emperor approaching visit preparations
have already oeea commenced - decorate
To railroad stations. The ohject Of the
emperor IS 20 administer the oath Of
al.eE.anee u Eeera..a u the naaslne earnx.
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mentary debate with badly nourishsd
brain. weak digestion and shaky nerves
Oniy the healthy man, whose organs are
doing their duty. is firm, convincing,
magnetic. courageous.
A man of ideas needs sound health to
carry them out. and Gear. cool br in is
better than shaky one, however brilliant.
The men who can work long hours under
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Emperor William MAY Visit Amsrie.

bESigN. Feb. The morning papers
state tina; s; the last court hall the EN-.
psroF cooveTsed garesc-vedly with hish
o.tieiai GPon tae sgajec; of Eagland and
ias taitel States. lie said he wasex.
tFeneiy anxtoss To become better ae-
gGsnted With the aited states aaa xas
very Gos!roas - make visit to America
ana ses bis impressions by personal Oh
serV&iion.
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that only when the system Is perfectly
nourished in tissue, blood and nerve
centers is il possible 10 drive out the
special disorders from important organs
like the liver, kidneys, heart aud stomach.
Paine's celery compound today susseins
the strength of thousands of hard worked
men and women who cannot take vaca-
tions, and feel the effects of the unnatural
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PEsHAxrrS Wash

FEHAsrIS, " ASH. April 3 IL
Post-Intelligencer Co. Seattle. Wank :.
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on IN Il
OF Apri and alter sixty miles traysl "
stage from E!lensburg 10 this placs. CO.
IN excellent condition. am wei pied
with the map. as well as sstonished 81
price ior which you give the map 70 ~
subscribers. Most respectfully. M
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Bosror. Mass. June 10. 10

tFVsEUN, Ut ss., ; uus =, - J
fost-lnieiligencer CO., Seattle, Wasa'-
Gents: | received some time sincs sef
excellent map OF the United States =!
the world map on the reverse side, -
arm pleased with il. It forms handles.
and valuable addition 10 my oftce -
who invests the small sum asked fcf -
map Yours truly. b.
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Cardinal s.raf,n, Dead.

Konx, Feb. cardinal Scraiini il dead.
cardinal Bishop Luigi Scrafini was born
nj Magiiano IN 1905 and was created car
dinal In 1877. lie Was bishon OF Sabna
and secretary Of briefs az the Natiean.l
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MALorr, Wash. March a.

HL"EAs " Rstfss HdFCH %. I6ER
Pcst-lnteiiigencer Co., Seattle. Wssh :
Gents: 1 have received the map ana q
well pleased with il. Think Ii well vo,si
IS, which it would cost 70 60 10 ~,
and buy it. Long may the Post-IusSIs
sencer live and prosper. remain yoan
very respectfully. EH
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KnKrsrAH g. @ Max

Editor Post-In.elligencer. Seartla VISA
Dear Sir: I have received the mar =
the world, ETC., and am pleased - -
that l am thoroughly satisfied with 4
Yours truly. W.
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NOTABLE DEAD.

Gen. HerSog. founder OF the Swiss army organ.
ffsiiou, is dead.
fx.stste senator +. l. Mcdonald, of Jackson
Willie, Ill, Is dead
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NORTH WELLINGTON, r c., June z ~
Editor acknowledgements Seattle, Ma
Dear SIR: l have received yoar -
MUM map in good order and am hieAlf
pleased with il. / consider that hsm
Got your valuable paper free, 9 vsis
the man more than the price Of suhschp
ton. Yours very respectfully. nL
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CLrrxrAxn. Wash. F.h = -

Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle. VA
Dear Sir: i received your premium n
which gives rs great satisfaction. NJ u
thinks is is worth more than the -
and map both cost. She is much dsIisk&
with it. Yours very respectfully. AZ
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E.sr sr C,orn Mir, w.,w

EAST ST. CLOUD. MINI, May IS IL
Post Intelligencer. Seattle. WAKE
Gents: The map received in good orb
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number of them. Yours truly, va
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ALI orikr AT noNoLrIr.
Inc People waiting for News From the
American ganrres.

AvcKLaSR y. 4, Fea a-The steam
ship Mariposa arrived today from Ha-
Saai. bringing news 20 January - WAsn
lhe AAsiPosa left Hswaii the people we're
Tesssessiy awassang the deeisscn of the
aided States congress. Tae reported
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OyrAnro C.n.s. Ar,;, -.

post-Intelligencer. Seattle. Wssk
Gentlemen: The premium map I rsceiy.l
in good order. and it gives perfect sasisise
ton. 1 am yours truly, Nh
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Unique Aua Exauisite.

Tho intcrior % the compartment ear on tas
Sov,h-Weste.a hae IS ike 2 kiuely palace a
pGia..a! resiseace c. an Arabian Nigass dream Of
sPienaor-as TIC visitor nay regard &.
Never 10 the higforF of railway travel has
anything 90 perfect IN architecture. 50 unique
In comfort 80 exquisite IN lasts, o. 50 costly in
decoration. lean sesa before, aad IL was among
tae great sights tEat attracted the attention OF
TIE wogla ST ;he Columbian exposition. this
marvellous car eel4pssng sill others.
Tie North Western limited to ChicGgo carry
ing this togst5eg w.sa eusst, sleeper and dining
cat. leaves - Paul evssy DAY in the yca-, hersss
a. the same rate A. IN an o-d4asry sleeping car
+. ". Parser, tuset souGd agent, IL Cher.y
street seattle
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P.,orsr Cry Wash u.x o.

IkLoCsE CITY, W ASH, May Il, IL
acknowledgement, Seattle, Wask-
Gents: l received the map OF the voil
sent by you in good order and an ~
pleased with il. IL is both ussfal "a
ornamental and should find q piss b
every household. Please accept ~
thanks. Yours respectfully, Nm
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LooNrsrox. wash rsh. 4 r

Post- tellixencer. Seattle, WsnA~
j received your map and IL II aEayb
yond my expectations. | think IL 10 voA
fuiiy ten times the money you ask Il &
and is the best map have ever seen ~
hshed- Yours with respect IL
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MkAHNWs " asEl-s 4 co. y. -
PossInteliigeneer Co.. Seattle. WasAs
sirs: The map is better than We expecsee
SO We are sell satisfied with IL Respso
fully. F.a
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R.,rrunnr NJ NJ

BALTIMORE, Mc.s Nay Il. ls3e
Post.Inseliigencer Co, Seattle. WasA-
Gentlemen: The map received aad :
very much appreciated. Very truly. IA
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EsrERrarsK. Wash. Feb. IA

EkiEkfk,sk. W asa. Feb. M fS0
Seattle Post-lntelligence-, Seattle VA
Have received the wall map. An
ceptionaily well pleased with ii. isEss
celAent Acccp. thaaka Yours srr,.
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SoErH YAKIMA. Wash. Feb 5. 80

Pos;-Inteiiigepcer, Seattle, WISH
Gents: Enclosed please ind stamps
balance due on subscription and mp
Much + eassd with map. Think IL -
fine premium. Yours respectfully. s IS
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WEsr Frsypars. wask

Post-Inteiligenc.r. Seattle. wash-|
Sirs: / received one of your preEnlo1'
maps the other day and il IS a fine msp =!
every respect and deserves praise. Yam
truly, IN
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"MOTHERs'
FRIEND''
MAKES CHILD BIRTH EASY.

Colvin. La, Dee. g. i8s5.-My wife used
MOTHERS FRIEND before her third
confinement. AID SAYS she would NOT %
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DOCK MILLS.
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tzA- hS>aE 70 Gotha-z sr2.a1z sr@a-
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LArerrY. NASH March 3i. 1

Post. Publishing Co, -
attic, Wash. Gents: | would say thu
am delighted with the map. Il cxEne1
good order ana is a daisy. kk
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lee s4og, Chinese highlander, was hanged
a. ias stale prison So Saa Quea'ia. Cal. FsiaaF
fos the murder % 4 te3low-aig hb,naer In san
Frare. SCI last Mzreh
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FRY. Idaho. Fah. "a i614

FRY. Idaho. Feb. = La
The Seattle Post-InteIligencer Co. -
attic, Wash.-Sirs: / received the doahh
wall map q short time ago, and In 90
condition. Am more than pleased IN
IL. 1t Is worth double the prica yoes
truly, HI
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For information concerning fhn
rap call at the publication a1ce q
address
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Aberdeen. Wash, Feb. IA, fs9
Post-IntsIllgenesr Co, Seattle. Wssa-s
krem um map received and gives per:D
sstisiact.on. Yours respectfully. A. -
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oar California aeaF d: % cents PER sack IL
eassain. for sodsy oa3y. Cooper Il levy.
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LrNur. Wash, Feb. 4 IN

The Post-lete iligenceT. Seattle. Wasae|
Dear sirs: l received your premium -
IN good condition. Many thanks foxt'
Respectfully yours. MI
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-07-10
THE sUNFLowER OF SIBERIA
A Plant That Is Remarkable in Nor
 MaEs Than One.

A Plant That Ia Remarkable in More
 Ways Than One.
 ts0ne of the greatest curiosfEies I ever met with in my travels, said Prof. Philip L. Newman, of Cincinnati. to a St Louis Globe Democrat man recent, ly, is the sunhower that blooms in the northern portion of Siberia. where the earth Is continually covered with a coating of snow and frost This won deFful plant shoots forth from the frozen soil on the first day of the year and reaches the height of about three feet; it blooms on the third day, re- mains open tweuty-four hours, and then returns to it's original elements. It shines for single day. then the stem. leaves and flower are converted into snow. The leaves are three in number The flower is star-shaped. it's petals about as long as the leaves and about half an inch wide. On the third day the extFemities of the leaves show little glistening speeks, like diamonds, about the size of the head of a pin. These are the seeds of this queer flow CT. I was told that on one occasion some of these seeds were gathered and hastily transported to St Petersburg. They were there placed in a bed of snow, where they were kept until the first of the following year, when the sunflower burst forth and was greatly admired and wondered at bv all who saw it