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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29

Sundayed with the formers parents
August 18th.
The Farmers" will play a game q
ball at the grounds next Saturday AZ
ternoon with Smyrna.
The Misses Truey and Mearl Stahl
OF Belding, visited "A portion of last
week at f.. +. Cooks.
Wheat threshing is nearly finished
and bean threshing will commence ne
soon as the farmers have them harvest
ed.
Mrs. Trafton had the misfortune To
fall and break three ribs a few davs
ago, August 20, while she was washinp.
She at once lost the use Of her RIGHT
hand. Kind nelghbors assisted her
in getting TO Bedding where DIR. Mar
tin was summoned, who pronounced il
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
and will move there this fall.

and will move there this fall.
: Our new miller is having a grea
deal of grinding to do and gives good
satisfaction so far as we learn.
Orla VanDusen of Battle Creek was
a guest of Thomas Reed, SATURDAY.
night and Sunday. He came on his
wheel.
The friends of Mrs. Perry Purdy
will be pleased to learn that she is not
confined to her bed but Is now able to
walk about.
Mrs. Minnie Church and daughter
visited at Mr.. Culver's in Belding, last
week Wednesday, and at her mothers
In Cannonsburg, Friday.
Visitors at II. b. Davis Sunday:
Alfred Locke and wife of Bedding.
John Morse of Cooks Corners, Miss
Marion Morse and Miss Babcock of
lonia, John Purdy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Andrews.
Alton and Fallasburg base ball last
week Saturday at Warren Ford's.
score ~ and II in favor of Alton The
rarnell team are coming next Satur-
uay at the same place. Judd Hapeman,
our former pitcher is back with them
again.
Elder Metzger OF Freeport, the
SWISS minister, preached his farewell
sermon Sunday. The Swiss people
were 10th to part with him and his
wife as they are greatly loved, but
falling health renders it necessary.
There was a company from Belding
'amped at Murry's lake last week and
prominent among them was DR.. Fergu- =,
'on and wife.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
Did You Ever

Try Electric Bitters as remedy fol
your troubles? If not, get bottle
now and get relief. This medicine has
been found to be peculiarly adapted tc
the relief and cure of all female com.
plants, exerting wonderfully direct
influence in giving strength and tone
to the organs. If you have loss of
appetite, constipation, headache. faint
ing spells, or are nervous, sleepless.
e9Xcitable, melancholy or troubled with
dizzy spells, Electric Bitters is the
medicine you need. Health and
strength are guaranteed by It's use.
Large bottles only so cents at Holmes
~ Connell's drug store. IN
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
and all nature purified and beautified
by the late rains
PAlo.


Bert Allchin and wife are campine
out at Crystal; also Victor Tasker ant
"A wife.
Of Of VIII Conner is clerking in the store
le OF Chas. Vaudeville during CHARLIE.
absence in the east
We had "A delightful shower Friday
which was very acceptable as il was
getting very dry again.
ID. Il. Chase and wife arrived home
on Thursday after having visited with
friends in Clinton county.
mere will be return game OF lawn
tennis here on Tuesday 81, between
Inc falo and Carson City clubs.
Baltic Willard, who has been visiting
relatives and associates here, left for
his home in Grand Rapids on his
wheel, Saturday.
Is. ID. Galloway and wife went TO
lonia Friday of last week. Mr.. Gallo
way has been sick for some time but is
now able to ride out little.
Mrs. Stillman Livingston. who is
having a severe attack of RENTING
lever, is recovering. She is attended
by DR.. G. c. Eply of this place.
Horace Haddow called on friends in
t'alo last Thursday. He says he and
MS brother are doing good business
In their livery stable at Crystal.
Clark Reimer's pig left its bed and
board one day last week without inst
cause or provocation and he forbids
anyone harboring or trusting it on his
account after this date.
The union grove meeting in VIM.
Greenhoes woods in West Bloomer was ,
held on Sunday the 18th. Those who +;
expressed having had a good
meeting and a large attendance.
The Baptist church was packed last =
Monday evening TO its uttermost To :,
listen to Prof. B. B. Bennett and his
monograph concert. The entertain
nent was pronounced decidedly ood
,ne.
quite number of Paloites attended |,
he match game of lawn tennis at Car
On City on Tuesday between the Palo o.
lub and Carson City club. The match
onslsted of a series of singles and @,
ouoles and as whole resulted in a
lctory Tor the Palo players. ca
game OF ball between Palo and
lckeryyille mines was played here on c.
thursday and resulted in a victory for di
ne visitors. Score was II to q. En-
'rs at critical points, hard luck. TO
osence OF two or three of their regular d;
layers, had great deal to do with
lie defeat Of the Palo team. off
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
Bucklen's Arnica SaIve

The best salve in the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains.
corns, and all skin eruptions, and pos,
ltiyely cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price 25
cents per box. For sale by Holmes &
Cornell.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
Catarrh OF Long Standing.

will be cured by the use OF Mayers,
Catarrh cure.
Catarrh may be well called great
scourge in this country, nearly every
person has ii in a greater or less degree.
Mayors Magnetic Catarrh cure, If used
promptly will cure this terrible disease.
No cure no pay.
For cold in the head accompanied
py frontal headache, can be cured by
one or two applications. Remember
one bottle lasts 3 months and is guar
iced to cure or money refunded by
agents. Read what one time sufferer
mas 10 say OF our marvellous cure:
Tho ,,o,.ou =, OAKLAND MD, March "A, 1893
me Mayors Drug Co.. Oakland Md
Hehtlemen:-I have been "a sufferer from
cStarrh Tor years and was recommended TO use
= l oottle oil Mayors Magnetic Catarrh cure and
ueein IL one OF the best medicines on the marker
anu recommend its method OF treatment To anv
SUFFERER from the awful malady
Respectfully
PERCY III. VEITCH
Attorney at Law.
w. 1. Benedict a. Co, BeIding, Mich.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29

twenty -fiNe miles. Write plainly, one side {
point. IL Is the news we after Mail so a
10 reach our ONCE by Monday night.
oRATTAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Derby, OF Green
vile, We're in town, Sunday
Miss Mabel Weekes, of Grand Rap.
ids, was visiting relatives here last
week.
Bert Rowland, Grattan, will tie to
Miss Post, of Plainield, August ~, by
the marriage knot
Miss Cora Holmes, of Belding. is
spending few days with her friend.
Miss Minnie Lessiter.
Mrs James Doran and three daugh-
ters of Muskegon are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Byrne.
Please remember the social and an
nual election of officers held with Mrs
III. ID. Pond, September s, afternoon.
Manly Written had one stalk of
beans having 81 pods, averaging seven
beans to the pod or 5SS beans on one
stalk.
Mrs. E. r. Spencer and daughter
Maud, of Belding. visited her friends
here last week, among them, Mrs. M.
A. Lessiter and family.
Mrs. G. G. Close has the sympathy of
a host of friends in her accident. She
slipped, falling on her right wrist
fracturing the bone, also cracking the
bone OF her arm. DR.. Spencer made
her as comfortable as possible, and she
is now around.
Another accident came very near
giving Elliott Mason broken limb.
he was under the separator repairing
something which was started up. one :
wheel passing over just above his :
ankle. No bones were broken but he
was laid off last week.
Bernice, daughter of J. A. Lessiter.
aged 81 years, had one ear filled with Il
wheat by mischevious boy aged seven :,
years. DR.. Spencer extracted what he a.
could then Mrs Lessiter took her to q,
Or. kollar, ear specialist of Grand 4,
Rapids, who found two more grains VI
with sprouts one-quarter inch long.
The child is now all right. =,
Messrs. John Randel and son Frank r
Guy Norton, E. f.. Lessiter, and Depu- th
ty Sheriff f. L. Brooks went TO Mus- 70
kegon, Sunday, the latter in COMPANY al
with two sheriffs from Grand Rapids pl
In search of the murderers of Geo. w. In
POWERS, OF Grand Rapids. Detective
Powers was known far and wide and
his untimely death has cast a gloom
here. a.
Mrs. M. "A. Lesster, accompanied bv
Ter niece Miss Mary McCauley, attend So
I'd picnic held by the correspondents
u the Lowell Journal, August "a. in or,
fravin's Opera rooms, Lowell. Manv Of
he large corps had never met each Sn
ther and one object was to become
letter acquainted. East Lowell. Yer Sa
ennes, Alton, Pratt Lake, Elmdale. J
'ascade, heenc, Fallasburg, East Ada. Wis
lcCords, Down the River. Town Live !
ldlngs, Sparta, Grattan, and other his
laces we cannot recall were represent Y
Inc dinner was superb, the social we,
art just splendid; but must we tell it. +
nc ladies outnumbered the gentlemen wiz
X to one. After short literary pro- n
ram was finished, all repaired to last
1lllson's gallery, having their \
-ctures taken in "A group with our Ion
litor the central figure. Then came l.
lie ride home of many miles with the WV
escent moon hanging low in the west We
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29

arrive hJ bfdnu kaDlQs
at lO:45 a. m. Returning, leave at ZOO
p. m. Round trip rate Sl.00. The
combined State, West Michigan and
Kent County fairs insure the biggest
and best show ever seen in Michigan.
You must see it.
l.. NJ. FULLER, @. c..
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
GRAND LEDGE ON SUNDAY.
LAST CHANCE THIS SEASON

The Seven Islands resort will close
Sept. 9th. To give you a chance to
visit 1T once more, the ID. L. q N. will
run a low rate excursion on Sunday.
Sept. Sth.
Trai will leave Belding at 900 a.
m. and leave Grand Ledge at $50 D.
m. Round trip IS cents.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29

II known an old soldier who had
chronic diarrhea of long standing to
nave been permanently cured by TAX
ing Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, a prominent druggist of
Minneapolis, Mimi. II have sold the
remedy in this city for over seven
years and consider it superior to anv
other medicine now on the market for
howell complaints % and 30 cent
bottles of this remedy for sale by
Holmes 81 Connel.
At Mrs. Jackson's you Will find all
the latest STYLES i'm millinerv
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
ORLEANS.

Guy Beach was in Bedding, Thursday
Mrs. A. Alderman is visiting rela
tives of Ionia.
Fred Choate, of Greenville, visited
at Q. Purdy's, Friday.
Mrs. Frank Bradford spent Friday
with relatives of Easton.
Chas. Leach and family entertained
relatives OF Kiddville, Sunday.
Lew Wheeler and r. L. Hale of
Bedding were in town, Thursday.
Mrs. Chas. Thayer is in Ronald car
ing Tor her daughter who is very sick.
The Hoppoughs entertained rela-
tives of Smyrna and Belding last week.
Mrs. H. A. Smith, of Belding, was
the guest of friends here part of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Purdy visited at
Claude Wyckoff's, of Wyman, last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Lane visited her
sick sister Mrs. G. Thayer of Ronald.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
GRATTAN DISCO

School meeting Monday evening.
September 2.
"A number OF our citizens witnessed
the ball game at Belding last Saturday.
HIRAM Hanks and Floyd Totten
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
Dropping I'm the Throat.

Hawking and splitting is one of the
most disagreeable parts of catarrh.
we have patients using Mayors Mag
netic Catarrh Cure to report complete
relief from this within ten days OF its
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29

Everybody cannot afford
to pay full fare to see the
State Fair at Grand Rap.
ids. To allow everybody
to see it, the d. L. x N.
Railway will run a spec
ial low rate excursion on
Sept. II, which will leave
Bedding at $50 a. m. and
arrive at Grand Ranidc
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
EVERY lf1NG NEW FRESH AND PRICE AND OA 1Tv
ITEMS Suits at $3.50.

enat Will wear you five years, for $500, 800, IS
VIII offer you. The finest Clay Worsted and Ores.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29

We will satisfy uoral 40 @
'ne MIS- hopkins pants Double
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1895-08-29
ROUND ABOUT US.
NEWSY ITEMS GATHERED UP BY THE
BANNERS STAFF OF SPECIAL
CORRESPONDENTS.

Correspondence for the BANNER Is solicited
from all towns and points OF interest within
twenty five miles. Write plainly, on one side OF
paper only and make items brief and to the
point IL Is the news we are after Mail so as
To reach our oi1ice by Monday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

BR0oKLYN, Jan. 14.-Abiut noon
nearly 100 women 80 eymTa,hy with
the elriken uudcritos to obstruci
travel on the Third avenue line by
pIling ash barrels and other obftruc.
touson the traoks, hut were driven
uway by the pollC.. pfCsidont sl5Cum
has agreed Go partially meet the de-
maudH OF the men ON tuB Joy aud
smith tIrUCt line nul nt present this De-
iAc only line IN the city 100 operation.
Tho agreement b. 90 the uiieo. that The
company will grant tue men renew 30
Ut last years agreement OF g. "a day.
Last yenr elk "luprurs' were EN-.
ployul ON the liue anu tho men TITLE
time demand that none be- put on.
lHe PRECEDENT would not agree Co lhls,
but Insisted 0u having az least two,
one OF thUm 10 bepaii " ami thr other
SLbO. The strikers finally agtuld 10
this proposition,
Peter Butcher motOrmnu, has
been arrested on charge OF obstruci-
lug car lie threw heavy rirIor
In front ola United Stat mail car Of
the Elaibush line. The car was
stopped, but went on 90 Flatbush later.
lie was hold IN 5000 bail Tor tx4m'-
nation auj may have TO answer 60
ihc United States authorities Tor inter
iotiug with tho mail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
PRIcE on HREAD.
Eight Hciwaon tne CnicRgO city
Fathers nnd tho uHktra,

Eight Bc,wssn tne CnIcago city
Fathers ANA tho uHktra,
CHICAGO, jan. l5.-haviHg been ip.
formed ny 10 law department that 10
has not tue power 10 directly regulate
tho ptlCu OF bread, the city council
now proposes To regulate that price by
removing artificial restrictions OF tue
form OF "uusls" or "uUmbiuAtions"
among bakers. Ia doing ~ II acts
uuutT tho advice OF the law depart
munt, the corporation counsel having
reported that n 10 uOg only within tho
power, but 10 10 ITS uutY TO collect owl.
IuuCu, II any eXibts, vi Z combination
II bAkerB under which tho price OF
Dread b. kept above O. reasonable figure
aud 10 tnLv steps TO secure u dissolution
Of such trust by the proper tribunal.
la ihul, the order directing tho mayor
tue uUfpUIbuOu counsel ana tho Cuiel
gf pulluu To- mgEu thiH investigation,
which wnl passed by tho c0uuuI last
night, wac ipmed ANA intioluced by
tlu corporation counsel, VINO AZ that
ums declared everything pOssIu!,
would be done In that direction, ghvuIJ
.uv urlgr DO passed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

wanted Gsrman Prince but Got q
IAnmsn. mmlr.

wanted "a Gtrman Priuco but Got a
Kansas Dude.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. IA
month ago Gertrude Schlesingtr was
u belle OF Harlem, a suburb oftniH city,
She was pretty aud stylish, had bright
prospects Huu many admirers. Slu was
heir 10 Fri,z -uhllvsingcr, a prosperous
Gufmau, " AO has no small Influence iu
too village, Gertrude, however, cared
not Tor the village youth. "Fapa
Frit1" bad told her thar "Alit his gold
by uud by he mgkul der match init MS
Grttiu uud a GormAa prluce,"
But ~ aud by James Marshal, Of
Kansas Clty, came u Harlem. lie
was considered a smooth aTliClc, but be
did not take with Ftitz nor tho con.
yenliOrai people o. Harlem. Ho v ore
high hat and a long.laiied coat anu
Gertrude ScnUcainger liked him. A
lew days alter mis- appearance Gertrude
disappeared aud Marshal was also
found missing, Tho next uay Marshal
teut word from Kansas Guy TO Pop.
Fuiz that no anu Gertrude And been
married aud desired forgiveness. Papa
Fulz boiling with anger, came TO
kgusgs Guy anu found the couple.
Ho drove Mafrhal away anu al.
umphunly carried GerliB homo with
him.
rnis morning Marshal carried his
ale OF WOO 10 poles headquarters, hut
Js no 10 tor cOnciliaung Papa Frt8
Inst and getting ,. gssiun Of MS uTilu
Aiterwardu, no relief could DO offered
MIN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
mINI,rrn cnIals Ia rnANrE.
Causes that Led go tho Resignation Of
tho Duuuy Cabinet

tho Dupuy Cabinet
PARIS, Jan. li.-The cabinet re-
rigned today, having been defeated iu
the Chamber Of Dopsliel ON the ques-
ton OF giving priority ~ an order ui
the day. Last evening NJ. Barth0u,
minister OF public wOrAs, resigned his
oiiice Tor the reason that the council Of
state had decided against him 10 the
matter OF guaranteeing the Interest Of
the Southern Railroad lines. IL be-
came generally known that NJ. Alex
nnder MlIluIaud, the well known so.
pialist deputy anu editor-iu.uhlei Of
the Petite Repujhquo FTdNouisC, would
intermediate the government IA regard
70 81, Barthou's resignation, and that
this government would reply thereto.
Couseuuently a large crowd gathered
In the chamber 10 listen 10 the proceed
ings.
il was known that the ponition Of
the cabinet was not a. sure ms II might
have been aud the enomiea Of th> gov
eminent had hopes that the debate OF
to-day would result Ia ia overthrow.
These hopes were realized,
Tho question which led 10 tha over
throw u the ministry " wido one.
AZ 10 AtMltl hAN.NANA -" ~ '''"HNA
the Chamber " Deputies IL superior
10 tho courts Of France, ana whether
tho Chamber ~ ablo 10 ret aside the
constitution at will.
In 1859 the government made con-
tract with the Orleans and Midi rail
waya, under tho terms OF which, ia
return for certain facilities, IN the
transportation Of war material, the
government guaranteed tho interest on
the bonds OF the Tallwaye.
Tho government held that tho guar
nuiOe expired IN 1914, but tho direction.
OF the companies took dilcIon. view
and construed tho agreement 10 mean
that the government guaranteed tho
interest In porpolully. Suits were
brought In the courts TO uoltlo toe
question. In June last NJ. Barthou
ordered tho directors 10 endorse lhoi'
bonds TO the effect that the guarantee
expired In 1914. The directors refused
10 dotO, anu tho case was then lhheu
10 the council ofstate, which In huch
matters 10 tho final court Of appeal
The council on wednesday last de-
Cided that the guarantees was perpetual
This decision, which "A majority In lh'
chamber claimed tho right 10 revere
was complete ncgntiOn Of the con
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
TAPPED ruE wtRE
snd Got nr Intrrrrtirr srws lien,
EiEht Years uid.

NAhNA = fNfH WlNs
CHICAGO, Jan. lf-Eawspnppr aul
telegraph circles wUro saUHluIuI a. uH
cKpOauro made ny tbr EUsHHy Tot
this afternoon, o. tue schemes aud
crimes OF small rruss associations,
through the manager 90 one OF them.
90 get the move % tuu Associated PTess
before IT, publication.
The lOR Hays la ii8 exposure iu lu'.:
The Associated PUss people hal
known f1f Hsmc time that thcir uuwt
was uulug stolen from the leasrd wlruf.
Glove were obtained aul fUllJWuH,n1d
alter muCu hard work H gang % news
thieves were uncovered.
From the ilrs ui fhs Chicago Tines,
Tribune aud IHisr.OCClH of 1872 were
taken out anu cent uuimlur,aut cable
iiuus, watch were printed tE "ucws"
by the Brewer iupCfH IuOJu was no
longer huy dUub, as % how Brewer got
Als news.
A detective made the acquaintance
0f nn gmplUyo Ia Hfewrt'a unlCr, nuJ
under the guiso Uf e Southern irYitlRuJ
agent, Tyutci dcsA.Tuam iu the Pau.
American 0lllC5 % 49, Washington
al.gut
when tho evidence was ull iu bunI,
10 was decided 90 make Brewer uiuHvIi
expose his suggssugoIg mr,luta.
From tho Daiy Asagd % April j.,
1885, was clipped ga account 20 uu
awful cyclone which struck hauts-
/ CITY that day aud demolished the
great iron bridge, blowing many
dWtlllngs down Aul killing q number
/ Uf gu1llr. Tho tale WAS h'0lG.lTuUz.
lng with honor uni was liuat news,
except for the fact iuatlt was eight
/ yuafa ola. This item was 6iRItcd out
/ about 1880 O'Clock over one NJ the Cii-
cute wuicn WIS supposed 10 be- mHnil.
u.atgd or tapped, and 90 tho other
| newspaper uillueH or elites wgrn cut
pl; So fact, another wuI Hubslitulul
| Tor tho wlri that was uIually in USE
aud the item was sent "In tho air, "
and the thieves, not knowing but
what thoy were copying the usual
matter, copied tho item aud rushed u
Co thUlr clients throughout the country.
Tho United pfca5 paper iu ChlcugI
used tho story with q "auatr hrgl, d
and al afternoon the news Toys cried,
"ENlml Al about tho Kansas cy'
Cl0utp ltuat occurred eight yuirs
ugu.l
This nows was sent on the wire IN
the afternoon, anu about o O'Clock gh'
representatives OF this "CJmliuatiIu'
became alarmed and Immediately sen
kilograms all over tho country % thl
nuwspa pvrs they served, warning then
not ~ use tue i1um as u was untrue
But II was too late, most 0i the paper
hnu gone 10 press, with news from
eight 10 twCnty years old. Some o
them, however, had time only 10 insUr
"a note stating tunt it was since learntl
that the above dispatch was greatly
exaggerated,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15

CLEVELAND, Jau.lA,-Unitcd States
Judge Kicks was Seen tonight regard
ing the announcement from Waahing'
ton 10 the otlrc. that Msssrs. Bailey
and Lane, NJ tue subcommittee OF the
House committee on judiciary, which
invosil.atu the charges against hin,
hai practically agreed % rupoti ia Ia
v0rOi impeachment IrIcuolin85.J Judge
Kicks declined TO dHcuss tue mattel
further tuan 10 gHy he wan sorry To say
tho bub.c0mmi!luehad divided on party
liuvs,
Hon. Virgil T.. Cline. the Judges
attorney, declared tho subcommittee
would otAnd could not DO sustained
by the full committee on judiciary. lie
said the facts would not wuTrAut such
action and he was confident 70 would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC,
ALASKAN QUESTION.
international Dispute Between England
and Tho United States
PREDICTED by 4 JUNEAU PAPER
Tho Takou Inlet aud the Head Of Lynn
Canal the Bone Of Contention,
IL Is Said.

TACOMA, WASH, Jan. IL. -- The
Aiaskan Aogs, published ut Juneau
Ciy, makes tne sensational prediction
that Takou Ialet aud tho head Of
Lynn Canal will become famous the
world over as ulordiug grounds for q
fierce international dispute between
Great Britain anu the United blates,
and q cause OF arbitration by the Euro.
poan powers to determine which o0un.
Try shall hold possession Of II, accord
Ing 10 the provisions Of the Russian
treaty and tie subsequent purchase oil
Alaska by the United slatrs.
"Eauh nation" taya the dldt.lH
ACUs, "holds fast to different cJu-
ttruc,iou OF tie Russian .funty, Eug.
land maintaining That tho boundary
line does not follow up aud around the
deep inlots anu bays, si holI ny tho
United SLATER, but follows tho general
COaat line ten marine ltaguel Ia the In.
tuTl1r from fult water. Great Britain
ruus flaw ia tbs treaty, and with her
usual aggtgssivonCas, wall UuduavUt 20
Wtest from tue government AZ wash
ingt9n CITY tho hatbor, and inlu.s
about Juneau, DO that British seaport
will hold the portal 30 tho Yukon cOuE-
tFy aud the uuuoyci0peJ northwest
territory.
"rho good results following TO the
commerce o! EngIuud's provinces by
reason OF seaport n TOO important TO
10 overlooked by Eugiaud's aggressive
foreign policy.
VIII Uuolo Sam, under GtCsiam's
foreign policy, lOsu valuable p0sstssiuus
intOuthtRstUTn Algska3N Since Japan
Is coming 60 thu front ns o COMMERCIAL
power, England has her lyniUulus np1u
Alaska, 10 auutoh a seaport i9t Auf
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