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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

New York. March sI-Jcan T.. BlgeIow.
81 actor. sAot aud killed Amy Thiu. an
scsresS to-day in tAe furnished room az
fae woman on Tvrefssy- fourth Stres.. and
F.1ea hlcw ON hfS brains The tragedy
WAS Dos dlscsoY cred untn almost evening
wAe1 horn gsr3}eS were reu~d lying cold
S08 }Ic-wfy on she eo2~ II TIE ana rf-aent
N0a@ - those In ere HOUSE, coasla assign
a motive Tor the decd BASelap vas about
s. wears old. and ths woman no. more
than p S1e Snre a character w-Ni n NsS
hlsDeiess- Johu e l2sge}sw. WHO com
r-si1zff ths Srs1ne. - the San ~ James
issge a-vs. 10 eT-ulayzor % 3}orries0Sr. Y.
J. we0 ls re'sTea lawyer. The Young
man lived er WesE Tvrerfsy-.slz N Sz-ac.
ant PSI speF7~e th= t'cr.S mas HOLIDAYS
Ns1s = r-ezrtN- - sydney praw's GEM
pa1y y WIS during IRIS cu-axeneut
that he tua- Amy TSti}. SIC ZEN in lowe
vsta he~. So was also a member - the
,>er7Tany. anal -aey cecb5et - leave = az
eas 'seea engaged .a professional WORK
FfsEe'ow Is said CID a8Ve been Offered aG
engaEe-ssnE. essg refused 90 accept II a--
}Ss sh@ was Also engaged ~ erree~s 80
she rhee trtcaf profession coai.y@. assert
shAx tNe caSe SIS = parallel 20 tAas e
Jsa1es -frgssEN. W. shc, NlatEs Ncrks
fs7v weeks aSo
N{t-eear oi.s. HFs~rA ~ Amy TAM wss
tee daughter o. Ms Susan TAa. seho
k@sas s hair stare az 80 Ntce1at avenue
saas ritv Aa3 resides an NJ q rs.-h
>tata street TIERS are eze Elrlz za gre
family aa3 aU haEr q prediction pr
fse sage All ara 1aneserps ara taa
murdered ejvi VS. esre-8a.ev - Tee
family -A--f - Minneapolis frev- s.
tK,i t0ar az Eta years ago. T1sy Ees v-
KY ha1 eFer Hearl ~ Esge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28
cANADA,s CABINET SPLIT.
Over the Manitoba school Row and
Rivalry OF Ministers.

Ottawa, March Z1.-Thcre has aot been
as much stir ln political circles since the
news was received here OF the SutGen
death at Windsor castle Of SE Sonn
Thompson as there was today. That
there are serious disseasions in the caol-
net goes without saying. There are TWO
causes for want Of harmony. one Il the
recent message in council recon meadiug
the Manitoba government 10 grant rene
dial legislation 10 the Catholic minority
The other is the decision OF the cabinet
10 hola a session OF parliament before
going 10 the country This decision vas
bitterly opposed by Hon. George Foster,
minister OF finance. IL is announced that
Mr. Patterson. the minister Ct militia, has
resigned his portfolio. owing 10 III
health. BY many persons the plea or III
health is regarded a. a mere subterfuge.
Mr.. Patterson viii accept the lieutenant
governorshiP OF Manitoba
Rumors today came in quick succession
Of more startling event IL Is known
that Sir Charles Hilbert Upper has
rendered his resignation he has not a.
tended cabinet meetings for the past three
days, His resignation was brought about
by tao causes. In the first place his al
vice that an immediate appeal should BE
made 20 the country was Gisrega rded and
his claim 10 lead The souse OF commons
was denied 1t is customary for the min
.ster Of justice which portfolio he holds.
10 lead. but. owing 70 his youth and the
jealousy OF the old members. the leader
ship was given 10 Mr.. Foster. minister OF
finance. The leader OF the house has the
first claims 20 the premiership. and as
Sir Mckenzie Bowel l. ~ Old man Sir
Charles Hilbert Upper Is anxious TO have
the right OF succession.
IN addition 10 these definite facts there
IS q very pronounced ruuor - "a effect
that Finance Minister Foster ma M
Clark Wallace. the controller OF Gus
TOMS. Will also resign. Should this prove
true. u means that the French Catao-
lies VII have a preponderance OF power
81 the cabinet. a thing that Ontario will
not agree 70, Those best posted predict
trouble FOR the Bcweli cabinet
Montreal March Z7.-It Is understood
that John +. Stair. N, T. for Halifax
viii he offered the seat in the Dominion
cabinet u1ate vacant by the resignation
OF SIR Charles Hilbert Upper.
Ottawa. March @-.-There il a runlor 20
the effect that Lord Aberdeen has been
recalled 10 take the lord iieUteasney 81
ireland in place % Lord Houghtoa. and
that his excelleDcy's household are a.
ready making preparations for an early
departure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28
THE LATE GEORGE w. I. RILEY.
A Successful Boston Banker Who Form
ef.sy Resided I'm Seattle

The late George W. 7. Riley. who died
IN Boston on Tuesday. was formerly 3
we'll known resident OF this casy. lie was
born II Sandwich. Mass. IN ISS- and was
consequently s. years oad. He began his
working career a. the age OF Is with me
banking firm OF Brewster * Sweet, q
Boston. Al Il years q age ne became a
member 81 the firm. watch was afzer-
wards known as Charles Sweet & Co Mr..
Rsley remained with this firm for thirty
years. and. when he finally retired from
* he was one of the ahlesE, ol9es. and
best known bankers on State street. Mr..
Riley retired wsrA q competence. but con-
Tinued 70 speculate IN stocks just 70 keep
his hand in
In June, ISSa. Mr. Riley came 20 Sea tile.
and established himself IN the real estate
business IN the Seattle block under she
arm name OF q. W. T. Riley * CO. He
remained here unel April y, 1895. when he
returned 70 Boston. He was married
thsrty-Sou- years ago % Miss Mariana
Barnes at Cambridge. Mass. Four ch3-
dren are the ressUl; % this un3on- They
are George 3. Edward e. Lester s. and
Renz NJ. ali rsSidsrs-s Of this city. HIS
lFa Survives hlm and IS also a resident
% this city. Ills mother ssin lives n East
Cambridge. Mass. aged y years
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28
MANITOBA TO QUEBEC
The Western Province Will
Preserve Her Free Schools.
WILL NOT SUBMIT TO ROME.
G-eenway's Organ Says People Prefer
Ideas OF Nineteenth Century TO
Idoas OF Dark Ages

Winnipeg, March -T-The remedial order
o., separate schools does not come up IN
the legislature until tolorrcw night, 5Gt
nevertheless IL wzs the ropsc OF the day.
Both government and opposition are hold
ting frequent caactssses, and wha, the out
come will be Is difficult 70 predict One
fnfrx IA certain. thai the Manitoba gov
eminent viii resent Interference BY OF
taTa OF educational matters. The news
paper organ % the government has this
Official statement under the heading
Manitoba = Answer.
We are asked 20 restore the school sys-
tern that vas In operation previous 20
IS9- Let Quebec and Ottawa rest as
sGred that the restoration vii never oe
made. Manitoba has 100 keen q sense or
justice. too much regard for truth and
egIry TO glizs as q religious Ar4S-
tOcracy an element OF its population by
10 means the most worthy. As civil
ICED people attempting % realize n a
measure the idols OF the nineteenth cen
tUry. &anitobans viii not silently sGoEnE
20 the demand that they should turn
hack the wheel OF progress - years. Il
IS a struggle as 10 whether the ideas
Of The nineteenth century or the idols OF
the dark ages shall prevail
Anyone who believes that al citizens
are equal n the sight OF the law aCd
what Is good enough for one as good
enough for another must stand by the at
OF tSs. And this Is our answer 10 Quebec
We shall not allow The state 10 support
religion. We shall not allow the church 70
control the state: we shall not return 10
the civilization OF the dark ages, We shall
not recognize Rome as better. or IN any
way Different from others. We shall hold
20 the principle of equal rights for ali,
and tha; principle shah De aearer 20 IS
than ccufe1 Grafton Itself.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

viii hold an inquest torro-~ow ~ Green
wood or the bodies q Jesse Morrow and
his son Thomas Fraser was left with the
horses On TOP ~ TIE tunnel One tagged
sha train and mounted the engine, 4 tzSrSl
Srccs! guard OF top OF the cut While ne
esarss remaining sgr2cke1 he express car
ard --ae- re detectives The &-aG5cSr ions
ara ehat ne gang had no outside assist
snca. The physicians performed an cn-
s-axson oza William Martin coai-ht. ntse
he cannot Eve. The Adams Express Com
rany have Offered liberal rewzr5 for
the capture o. the three robbers y 10 es-
capped
L4-eIs Rock. Ark. March s--Trs&a a
on the Iron Mountain road was held up
BY robbers about - O'Clock toziSzt just
north OF WNliamsville. No e3ghzeea
miles no-Th Of Poplar Bluffs. No. BY TWO
xaea- TIE robbers cut OF the mai. ex-
press and baggage cars and ran shout
half a mile and robbed the express car.
Il Is nor known what BOOTY they GOT The
conductor lost his watch and money and
y Is supposed the passengers were also
rOhE~si
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BI.ACKMAILisG or the BANKS.
Tacoma ledger says steve o'Krten
Acted for THE News.

Tacoma. March .-SpeS-I.-The war Is
sttli on between the Ledger and TIRE News
The latter paper has made the assertion
that the f.edger's article alleging that
the News had hlackmatlea hanks Was -
elaveriy written az - leave no grounds
the Ledger comes out this morning esii-
tayiaiiv AMI SAYS that the charges are
true alleges that the money was paid
- stephen - Brfcn. who received Il On
behalf af the News and couclndes hy
daring that paper 20 hiring t's heel SUIT.
either efvn or criminal Then the News
comes back ~ fhe Ledger tentEhf with r
counter attack. a sample paragraph %
which fellows
The rawardly. coutemptibls car Who
hides his canine urog.saslties under the
gulse 81 he irresponsible. lying. thellous
Ledger. executes = soFaersaalt akin -
that IT the trained poodle DOG ia the 81
itorfai columns - the lving. stAnderous.
Viliifying aaa uscHstrousis nfsshappen
an1 naishswoffen BltscSsllssa new spa pes.
And the Eua ngAving has not VET begun
Mr. CfRrsen. tie News SAWS, Is in cali
fa~r4a al ;he pFgzcns ttmr. hHf does uet
mention the feet that Nelson Bennett.
Owner ~ IRE Tasigey. ~ as1o IN California
TIE News further saws thAG Mr.. o'Rrtan
never represented the News 90 receive
money on fts behalf it scceSes the Iefx-
~ 81 attacking a man when ne Is absent
from ire citv,
The lesKer viii VAv tomorrow that q,
does nes cissra o'isrten hst criminal con
n~ctioa Nfjh tae hiecsnagiinr tranSac-
tssn hsst sctes simply IS ~ attorney ga
the rsAttsr TIE charges are reifrra fssl
that money was extoFtei frora The hanks
~ the MANAGEMENT ~ Ire Tsper for TIE
suppression 80 an article rejecting o.
their cxeslt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28
Farmers Institute at wenatchee.

weazschae. March S-Special.-In
farmers institute opened today IN Has
kel & Proverbs hall ~ J o'clock ,. p.
The hall was xsu crowded wiki farmers
of the vicinity OF We8atehe@- The tnsu-
suts opened With lecture By Prof sail
man on the subject Of feeding STOCK.
which was full OF valuable Information
lie suggested that Wenstchee farmers CO.
operate with the Douglas county farmers
and contribute toward the success OF the
wAterVifle experiment station His black
beard Illustrations we're valuable "a prac-
ticai farmers and wiii afford many hints
on feeding stock. Prof. Spllimsn made
she interesting statement that 70 class has
more money spent for s. by the govern
rlenf for the purpose Of scientific expert
u1eats than the farmers. and he thought
that other trades ana professions should
demand national assistance IN the way OF
experimental knowledge. The speaker as
serted that this section % our state IS
well adapted 70 the d8irying industry.
bus DID not commend the present cream
cry plan that is being adopted IN many
sections He also maintained that wheat
is as good tor producing meat as corn.
and dwelt a. considerable length on the
importance Of understanding the nutrs-
tive ratio. He gave alfalfa a high COM
pliuenf as containing the proper elements
for the production Of growth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

Washington City. Mz-rn fan araersd-
-a~-s< fhz< Senator Mitchell. % CsrsEcn.
inserted an the sIndry civii BIN r1zv iesfa
70 SORE interesting results. ard raay also
casEse further International c0HpfsczftoE1s
sEraismr 20 those over B@rsng sea- AS
p&rr - ffse Appropriation for The proe@c-
lion % salmon fisheries IN Alaska. SAerS
81 a provision that the secretary OF ths
treasury = authorized 10 send an trIsp=sc-
tsr 20 investigate ard report upoe fha
taking ard obstruction Of eggs % Tti1
feNi. ard the alleged wantoEn destruction
% game birds. der. fox and other am
EEazis % Alaska A rsxsort Is also asked
a. TO what methods should D. taken 70
preTsus zach destruction In tae future
Il appears that the Canadian poacher.
not content with the destruction Of seals,
- playing havoc IL the ElldS Of Alaska
whore game birds make nests IN the sun
rner ard rear their young These eeHs
have been found valuable In the manu-
fAs-tar1 OF certain articles. and are tsksn
b. thousands. While TIRE pOachsTs are al
WORK they also Kill everything thai comes
along There has been p-srcspd4nie tAii-
Ing OF IN the humber OF game birds on
the P2eifc coast. and al invest tSafioa OF
the causes leads 10 the discovery OF ms
naN form Of po&chinE. II - believed oy
Senator Mitchell that az Official report
on wat the people Of the Paeiae coast
have discovered gill Lad 10 legislation 10
prevent further yoachEng-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

Astoria. March I'll. c. Stanton. % DE-
trlot. arrived this morning and immeii-
ately made arrangements 20 commence
work on the Astoria -gsoble railroad Sat
uriAy morning Work viii begin n
Tongue point on the eastern limits % the
city. suG continue east A coEQs OF enEi-
ueers VII start over the line tomorrow
morning
Portland. March "A. r Hammond
the Montana capitalist. who Is al the
head OF the scheme 10 build raslrcs3
from Astoria 10 G0bIe - miles. arrived
here fTom MlSsouls tonight. lie states
that he has been unable 20 negotiate his
securities. and that al others associated
With hlm have Withdrawn. He states
however. that re IS willing 20 build the
road himself r the Astoria committee
viii make certain concessions In regard
- the subsidy offered
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

appre henstou ts beginning rs conoe ever
men Ga shtpninE ciTsies a. this port re-
gsr9ing the British bark Clsnsca. nos ~
DAYS out from Liverpool With a Ca-re o.
an FER Astoria \ representa- tive o. bal
fcu~. Guthrie a Co. Who was IN Astoria
tcasy from Portland stated thar his
frm hai Civ~a NJ the CupiNa s. lost SnN
- hard vessel - handle an rourA
weather. snA With a carEo ahoau3 whtch
Is al dead etEht. AMI no spring hke :
carEo ~ eraia. she essnres fer heT saf.,v
are arainst heE. CAnperNmea here "A =
.ra es8 20 hope for her arrival aua have
mani preparations - use Ause-ican tn
p'aie for the seasons salmon lun-
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New rnc.nrrs,rafsnn..

Oiymr3a. Marca = -Ssgsee-i - Articles
Ter sha fol}ow l1s Scnsrstte cerq0raItooa
have been flied tn the afface OK ire sccre-
tsry ~ state.
NersheTn r.eEKIne Company. ~ Ssatt'e
capisaI e sa On 80 ssar~S nf go zach
.nocTfsoratcrs, e A. Strcut. W < 1lArsn.
c, u, Hasani 70 3o 8 gynersl lcsgt0g
business.
ne Seattle ana Alaska Nlatax ana
@ttlSnx Company. % seattle, capital tAe O.
Ca IN e ne Shsrcs ~ s. each. tseovposss-
crs Wg0tara ". Fhres. W. p Cr~ws. ,
- Fox " - oTcc1e. =. = smith. -
sso a mining aua ulilIfng brsSinesS
Young $atura5asgs' Sacsety. ~ Seattle.
educational Rn8 scientific
Lumber Trasie 1opfna4 CauarAnv. 90 81
attic. eApilal Es0 n 80 shares o. So
sa.n. tncOrrasathrs. Nt.teT ~ Fas krraa
WFgfana McfnfNrs. :. T. AEu~Fs - DO a
printing Business
SkRxst River DTsetnx Company ~
Neuns Vernen. capital s, asa IN - shares
~ slD zach, fsacegTNcraters. A X Ns~s1
.fc1nScr NA-keuS A Z. M~'aiaR. a. Var
Horn A Mack silar, % drive ars hssaH
legs ara iaraaser.
The Nutuai Investment COMPANY. Of
Torg Angeles. ea91ssi s. 49, e. $40 SEA- 49,
- So each: Interpretations TeaEna~ Ma
isney Mary I. Ms3ensys e. tSaa u1ones
an8 deal tp reAi eStatN.
TIE Il. ] 1oges Patent Feather ~ IA s,g1e
Wheel ana REORGANIZATION t,esaEsseS .st
S.iascesis. Saosausssa c.assntys cAr3fsl So
Ua la 60 shares ef - ezsh tassTls1ra t.srs.
a n fTiaar2, $ a. SFrtuAte Ana oaas~p
- - a sts&neh ~a4st business sa4 s~3
patents
Tae \. RotA Nercsntse CosanAny. 90
fraVto0, capssat So - tn an sAares 81
&hH vaeA- issss9rsaAratorSs a. "a. 3 a W
JsSs@ an8 othrrs - sassGaet 8 vsrrrAl
wcn0Anttle hgSlaeeS
fsrest Western lupsexenenf Company.
e. Everett. csr5tat SfN Bee 81 sasee& 81
- S-VAs saeegE S.&ssss. CaSg4SS 4.
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For r'hrratening 70 Km 3 o.irl.

Tacoma March . Special Ma Egie
korueer apreiJy German girl who lives
here as a domestic n a family IN this
city. VAS the complaining witness IN
peculiar case before Justice NcMurray
today She cha~Ecs Mike Pnae With
threatening - Mn her P6ae took TIE
stand and told a saa tale % unre1uifei
love He said rs aToc'Scn for the fair
complaining witness had been pure and
devoted. and thar ~ one time his love
seemed 20 fe returned, but another Ger
snnn hoy ha3 Won she elrFs affections.
This BAD hesa tco ruuch for Pfse. ard ne
purchas sd Eun intending. 81 his sle-
spair 20 fore Maggie by threatening 20
LIN her. - give un the other man and
love only hifn. Maggie cS3erte4 - his
r'sthoi ~ Wooing. ard BAD Mrs arrested
The Iasttce continued the hearing until
AMI q
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-28

Ts>emA. MAr-h ~ -SS,se,-la1 a cawpGl.
rssssngarv sac sos-sal ~ CoaErs<sgr7an Doe
Httae was teasterc>s Tonight ~ rhe h,va
l0ise - ElkS Ths CONGRESSMAN "a \
rn@Fn hs~ - tie order
Heary ShsNr. 90 shas cstv Nss rvress4-1
faf,serrsa tson shst T. , t'ock farT1e~ty ~
Tseoasa. nas S.H-es-<fesf tn rzzssziU s. sss 70
esU 49, whk-A - hssstf az elevated e}er-
tr1r rati~oa3 80 hss ewn guventk9R frau
t'ht-aro - N3lwauRee. TIE rad ts 80
che fsteyele TIVE iavenret hv M. Coak
ana p 9tEz3e} az "a ateh SOW s{arslfs cu the
lsvea ia froat 81 $50 Tacssns& ha-si.
1oaeuA bar ass. J~ WsS {c3ay sant en-
tAe tuNaue ssyiQaa s. J.ntse Parker. Ue
IS sshteck - eT3}~,{a> aEs.
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Tacoma po-toffloe May he Reclassifea

Tacoma. March .I.-,Sp@c ial-There are
authoritative rumors aioat that the Ia
coma poStoffice win have 10 make big
effort In selling some OF its stamps this
quarter. which ends March D.. II II wishes
10 remain as a lrst~class ofhce. Il -
said that SEQ or 100 worth n stamps
VIII have 20 be sold this month In order
70 PAY Up and keep in line. and Assistant
Postmaster Stocking Is making desperate
efforts 70 get the merchants TO telr him
oat Inspector Flint. OF San Francisco.
also says the offce has too many carriers
ana clerks. and that seventeen carriers
ana twelve clerks would be more than
sufficient 20 d. the work. The subject OF
eating down expenses a. this ofslce has
troubled the department considerably OF
hate. and since there - such a big def
cheney there are good prospects 81 re-
3ucsion Of the force shortly. Assistant
Postmaster stocking says IL viii be hard
work 20 pun through.
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News of the Revenue Cutters.

Washington City. March s5.-First Lieut.
c. @. Z. Wadsworth. OF the revenue cut
ter service, has been ordered 10 the reye-
nue cutter Rush az san Francisco. First
Lieut. Albert Buhner has been assigned %
the Bear. also az san Francisco. The
Rush. Bear Corwin and Perry, with Capt
Hooper IN command, are expected 20 sail
fer Beriny sea April Is, and probably an
other United States vessel viii be sent 70
rhe seal islands
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STATE LAND BOARD.
The Governor Appoints Brain
erd and Chadwick.
eLAcKmArlino TACOMA BANKS.
The "Lcdger'' Repeats It's Charge
Against the s.Ne~.,- and says steve
OFErfcn Collected Tribute.

Olympia. Marsh Z.--Speciai.--T'he gov
errsor today appointed ErzEsuz Eraifers.
Seattle. ard : J. Chadwick. Coif4x. as
members Of the safe lard commission
created ~ the act OF The last legislature.
Ths nes agsoansees. togstneT vita CoH-
missioner % Publ. Lands Forrest. com
pose me hoard. which Is the otsseisi sue
ce@sor Of the old hoard composed % Eras-
tus BrAlnera. T.. ~ Ree1. Jr-. AID 5. !.
Cnadwfrk
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Wsaaf-hes Nfa-eh = Srs-fal -The
steamer Eslsensssrg started on her so trip
s1asv morning wssh a heavy lNa4 50.
frrtEhlr eer tAe uprer country
NJ Eswtn Who hks Nesn reek s0E os-e~
tslS sectsea far ses ers5 aavs reta-n~i -
ssy - t,verets an4 SIR S<snx Soaee fwea-
~ families % settle 81 ssts N3@tnsiy
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s<s-n~- Homer -. Skinner. Emma II
/ sEirr~-- 20 - a real estate business
The South Fork Logging an Manu-
s.-tsrtsz gornpsrr. % Szrc-. Wksfco-
courfy. capital g. 50 IN - shares OF SO
each Incorporation J. r TsTSsr. 3 =
I.yEeh. - % . Jogging and iamesr bush
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pa~t Townsend Nareh = Special -tr-
Srssegcr Fo~lsr has returned e~Vna Nraa
Hay. where NJ eSAta&nef the catc hss 40
fne fetscW5rE vessels, Tease . fssrs-
tau. Aaxslsf s Ma.i5ss. ; a. a. 2eey~
kEas g. ass rlsto "a sktaS. Ef,e vesssl~
~vss-rtft usH Stormy weather aud snail
r1traes.
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THE CoLUSA NOT LOST.


San Franc3s-aa. March 1.-THE Mer-
chants Exchange received a dtspatch to-
day from shanghai saying that the bark
Coiasa. overdue from Tacoma had ar
rived safe AMI sound Shs was III days
raAsinE the voyage from Tacoma -
shanghai
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Eczema for Over Three Years.
Purified the Blood With Hoods
Sarsaparilla and Is Now Well.

''C. !. Hood & Co. Lowell. Mass;
Dear Sirs: / wish 80 forward YOU =
statement OF my case. Eczema ap-
peared three years ago and siaee then I
have tried ali kinds of remedies for the
cure OF the disease and had given up all
hope Of ever being cured Al last l was
told 20 try Hoods SarSa pssrtlls and
Hoods Olive Ointment. / DID 50 and an
happy 10 say thar
Am Cured
OF that dreadful ska disease. I have
taken sixteen bottles - Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla and used FIVE boxes OF the
Ointment l would have written be-
fore. bat I wished 60 walk until l was
Hoods Si Parill. Cures
confident the disease would not return
again. Il has not AMI I can say I am
perfectly cured. gladly recommend
Hoods Sarss parlIls-' ARTHUR J.
MENDAY. Woodland. Washington.
HOODS PILLS do not purge. pain o.
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| Am Cured
Hood S Sf parilla Cures

HOODS PILLS do not purge. pain o.
gripe. hu; act promptly. easily aad e.
1cieatly. -.