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y nombrar empleados. No mostr6 sus
poderes, por 10 cual se nos ruega que
pre- guntemos'al General Wilson 81 auto
ris6 8 no al sefior Lecma para que pro
cediera de ese modo.
~. Sc ha ordenado~ por la Seerete
tarfs de G,bernaci6n le sean psgados al
sspirante 80, de tel6grafos don Manuel
Lanuxa aus haberes desde ell % de Julio
que presta sus servioioe en- Ia Real For.
talezs.
- ri Consejo de Ministries -segun
comunican do Msdrid--ha acordado que
los acorazados sPelsyos, <Carlos Wy
<Vict"rias as,stan 81 desembaroo en- la
Peninsula del ej6rcito de Cuba.
49,. Lego aver tarde esta capital,
el dootor don 4 iaeo Font = Guillot, ex.
nloade do Msysguez.
En- e vae as. Sag0f 50 hsn as osss sat1svsdo is 10
aycr IN haul amarillo, de tamaflo regular
M saoo de colsta conteniendo ropa.
So gratifoara ls persona que los entire
que sn esta redaocion. 81
A." ~ El primer buque que entr6 en-
al puerto dc Ia Habana, despues del bio
NIGCs 1N0 GA RENO CaAOE 3NAGTlcauU C0s
Morans, al msndo de su oapitan MIR.
Hsraterman, y tripulado por dooe indi
vidnoa. Dicno vapor estaba hstado por
Q! GHerald dc New York> y conduofa :
bocdo 81 representante del referido pc
ri6dico ? dos dependencies del mismo
~. Por Ia Secretsrfa de Goberna
oi6n y petIol6n propia, sc ha ratifoado
ol ce,o puesto por Ell alcalde dc Coamo
EN- el ttzulo de don Enrique RAM, m6di'
co director del balneario de aqueli& villa.
x"* Goa motive de habsr apareoido
en- alGanos harrios do Areoibo, algunas
paTtidss sedioiosas que SO dedican al
bandidaje y 4 cometer atropellos, ell co
mandante militar senior Fajardo dispueo
la salids de dos compa1faa do infanterfa
y pna secci6n de guerri2leros, fin de
contener & esos desmandados.
~. Habi6ndose extrsviado IN ps,
de llaves unidss por una cuerdita, per-
teneoienteg la oasa ntmero Is, altoa,
do To- oalle de Ia Cruz, 80 grsti6sara s.
que Lac entregue Gu la misma.
49, De Ella Unicn>: <Acto d.
notorla juetlola entendemos que ha aide
la distinction honrosa concedida por e
Gobierno 81 seilor Muhoz Rivera. LII
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gran cruxs de Isabel ID Cat6lioa ha sido
ooncedida tnicamente para premiar en-
AmGrioa IL lealtad Nv Ii CONSEQUENCES es
paflola en- todas sus manifestations,
s este respecto nadie aventaja al seflor
Mufioz Rivera, por tanto ie felicitamos
'sinoeramente.> -
-. Aver fu6 curado en- Ia sala de
sooorros Juan Sanchez Roble dc dos con
tusiones que dice le in6ri6 50 esposa
Sinforosa Ferrer.
~. Aguadiila: "Falleci6 el vier.
nes, veri6cAndose al otro dia su entierro.
la nifia Angela Berta Koppiesch Car
dona era un angel que tenfa su. puesto
On el oielo, y en- vanc luch6 con inteli'
gencia gran caudal de oonooimientos
el doctor Casalduo, por srrancarla dc
los braxcs de Ia muerte."
.** Hoy nos ha dispenaado atenta
vista nuestro amigo don Rodulfo del
Vale y del Vale, vecino do Ponce, 4
quien deseamos grata permanencia entire
nosotroa.
w FL QUE SUBSCRIBE ofrsce
sus servioios las olsses paaivas qua CO.
bran por el tesoro de esta isla, caso que
continuen los oobros por el de 10 Penfn'
sula, i cuyo efeoto ouenta en- Madrid
con un agente aotivo y efcaz. Espera
6rdeues, Cristo g. Juan H. Tina
gero.
."~ Dijimos sntes de aver q. On la
causa incoada la Diputaoi6n provincial
eptendfa 81 juzgado de Cathedral. No es
asf, pues segan Ia constitution anton6'
mica, en- las oausas segcidas & las corpo'
raoiones, entiende la Audienoia On pleno.
a*.s Ell vapor frances <Notre Dams
de sant6,, llegsdo aver nuestro puerto
oondujo prooedente de Ia Habana, Ia
siguiente c.rga: Sucesores de l.. Villa
mil Compaflfs, 500 cajas de oigarrillos
y para CereceGo. Hermanos y Compa-
| ffs, GAIA tabacos.
-. segan uota detallade que publ.
ca la prenss, Espaf1a ha perdido le bar
COS de guerra.
- Veri6cada Ia subasta dc carne
de ganado vaouno, rssult6, que los dias
dol 10 81 "a del corriente 1nes, SO expen'
dera dicho artfoulo al precio de 2s cen
tavos ell kilo, y los dias % al 25 al de 80
centavos. Lo que se hace pablioo para
general oonooimiento.
49, Ri vapor ezpa1lol <Conde Wi
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do syer var6 dentro del puerto, y Dc
cuyo aooidente dimoa ousnta, fu6 re-
molcado aver mismo por los vapores
t'Vasco'' y t'Borinquen," sin resultado.
Esta mai1ana, aproveehando la entrada
del vapor "Paulina," di6le este remol'
que Y le puso s aots. Tan pronto car
que 10 que durante Ia noche fu6 precise
alijar, continuara gu viaieA Europs.
hVIH0 Sc le gratifoarA sspl@ndida'
mente en- Ia rslojerfa de don
A. Masa al que presente un portamone'
das de Piel conteniendo ouatro lIaves dos
de estas de- metal y dos an fgara de
Peine.-La qualification no sara na6nos
de oinoe pesos. 3--3
- Copismos do un peri6djco de
Ponce: <Iba por ell <Cr8diso y Ahorro,
el joven don Joaquin Rojss Sanjurjo,
sobrino de nuestro querido amigo don
Quintfn Negr6n sanjurjo, cuando le de-
tuvieron dos soldados amerieanos para
peairle algan dinero. Le di6 de buen
grado 81 joven; pero habiendo seguido
su camlno, fu@ seguido por los dos indi-
viduos que, cerca del Casino, le detuvie-
ron d la fasrza, le pusieron los respeoti
vos rew6lveres en- ell peoho, y le llevsron
del bolsillo cuanto diuero nevaba. No
sabeuos va como nj s qui6n quejarnos
de tan indigaas feohorfas.,
- I'll general Brook ha oomunioa'
hoy por TELEGRAPH CON 81 oomodoro Sch
Icy felioitandole con motive de SD LEGS.
do, 6 invitAndole conferenciar ests tar
do lss con el general Maofas. Ven'
drs de Rio piedras en- un tren especial.
g8 Sc ha extraviado IN baul que
viuo dc Bayam6n el dfa s. trsn de Ia
una do la t@rde. Dicho baul pegtenece
una sirvienta dc nusatro director 50
gratiaoarA al que de notioias de 81 On Ia
cslle &c la Luna, mum. 81, altos. al
~ Rscortamos de Ia prensa ma =
drilana: <En Ell ministario de Ultramar
SO han inioiado irnportantes trabajos qua
go relaoionan con el porvenir do ese de-
partamento ninistarial. La oesi6n da
Cuba = Puerto Rico llava al presupuesto
de Ultra0ar tan enorme diferencia en-
los lngreaos, que por 10 pronto 6stos
qoedan reducidos al "a por 100 de 80
imports actual, aun en- ell supuesto de
que Sc salve el archipelago filipino , Sc
| consigolers restablsoer alif Ia normalidad
| On breve tiempo, oosas ambas por 10 me
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fredo, debs haber salido de Barcelona J
esoalas para esta isla, al 25 del pasado.
Ell vapor espaffol <Miguel Gallart,, pro.
cedente de Barcelona esoalas, debe
haber salido con rumbo 4 esta isla, Ell
dfa 10. del corriente. Y el vapor espa'
1ol <Niceto,, prooedente de- Liverpool
y esoalas, debe haber salido ell dfa del
corriente para ests isla.
~. Ssgun hemos leido en- GEL Clio.
boz, todos los diputados do Puerto Rico,
con exception de los se1ores Labrs Gu.
ll6n y Deguetsu, estuvieron conformes
en- Ia apertura do nuestras Camaras insu-
laree. Don jose T. Silva, desle Paris,
y don Melquiades Cintr6n, desde BARGE.
Iona, 80 adhirieron, por cartae, la Pc
tici6n hecha al Gobierno con dicho mo-
two.
~ En Ell puerto de Areoibo SO
encuentra haoe dos dias el vapor <PauG.
na, oargando una pagtida 5e tabaco para
Europa.
Por vapor frances 4ssIs;de 1,sss's fy"s !. Soma h.
brererfa Gel Modelo,, calle de San Jus.
to, un riqufsimo surtido do sombreros de
fisItro, bombines =. eonquistadores sme
ricanos de feltro para senoritss, Ultima
novedad, y elegantfsimos quo realiza s
prscios sin oompetencia. 81
49, Presos que han sido puestos en-
libertsd en- Ia oArcel de Vega bajs, por
hallarse compensation en- Ell indulto Ill
timamente deeretado por el Gobernador
general: Juan Olive Feliciano, Francisco
Garcia, Domingo Vaxqaeg, Tomas Ma
toa, Jose Dolores Rodriguez, Juan Isa-
bel Montaf1ez, Jose Oiivo Rodriguez,
Juan Navedo, Silvestre Gutierrez, Ma.
nuel Gaitan, Jose Gregorf Eacriba. Ger
basic Llopiz, Francisco A. Andrades y
Aniceto Colon Tirado.
.*n Abordo del <S6neca> vienen
oinoo habilitados y un million de pesos
orc para el page de las tropas america.
mas, SO empleados de oorrsos, varios
oirujsnos 80 enfermaras, IL enferns'
ros el jefe de Sanidsd Mr. George
Andrews. Trae, adenae, provisiones
para sesenta dias = forraje.
aavo r4;,,oa d nuestros agentes que
Auselll'''OS no admitimos sellos de
correo de ningun valor. 1O-2
."s Ell vapor fr&nces que on 81 dia
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vARIE M D E S,

So desea vendof en- ~;13sp 9:p.jts nj 1s.,c. en- !.
provincial de Oviedo, Santa Marina de-
Ia Vega Gale de- Ia antigua una casa
mum. 8, altos = bsjos de mamposterfa
oubieEta de losaI cen su corral tapiado y =
cssa dc horno para elaborar pan, Gu
bierta ta.nbi6n de losa CON gu antojana.
alberta al Sar cpa la que oonstituYe IN
solo fondo de osbida de dos Areas junto
4 la casa por el Norte con 50 huerta GER
oada de pared alta de oabida de treinta
y seis Areaa 81 lsenta y siete sentiareas
destinadas Il dramas CON otra antoiana
al oriante y otras porciones de TERRA
oompusstas GeE dos ouerdas mas 8 me-
nos. El que intersse com prarla dirfia.
sc So duo6al lAmalia Gonzalez viuda de
Ia Tore. Cjpdad de Humacao, Puerto
Rico, 3o-l3
GraMatica$ 5hM;ehEsAs;-q;sso; hS;ed Pes:. p* 80: So.
-Unioos REPRESENTATIVES de los se7lores
d. A Appleton = CO. de Naeva York, re.
cibirAn pr6ximamense una gran oantidad
de elias, de|diversos autores, asf oor,o
Diccionayios, manuales de convers s3idu
ETC., etc. ouyos detalles ypublicara en
brave. y.
CaIIIcIda Rschard. NJ msns5ds ssss nsais;. osasa;.
probada psra la curaci6n dc los callos,
Sc detalls' 25 centavos 81 pomo en- los
establecimientos <El Capricho,, Ella Es.
foga> <Farmaoia Col6n., P.
Il Tem4a -Uneo dep6sto deldessored,tado RoE
ri Eslsslls IT, PACIO, las tres SSS Este ron pe-
s@' SAS sino internal nlata sento, 80 regala
los tocayos del estableciento 80 centayos b0tella
-Arecibo ealle dc Pavia No. 10.
EipIjio dc los Santos y Laguardla
! AVOCADO.
Plazaela de la MagaaleDa, antigua
| casa dc Hovfa 20-13
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VINO Y <JARABE:'
&c T. = u S S q. q RT E !, +
COae >Lncfo- -Eosfut0 de Cal.

@U"S .s~sfS%D"-a O<sE sZGD &%E 1<&Gs
Tsgsa Locto- Fo$fato oze caZ contenido en- eli
H. Vino y Jara1,e de Dnsart es un
N@ reparador de los mas energicos.
Aksa Afanza y endereza los huesos 1e los
nifos raqe.<t&cos; devuelve ell vigor y Ia
actividad los adolescesates decaidos = linfa~
ticos, y los CUE estan privados de apetito,
{atigados por un crccimiento muy rzrido
. los estudios. En- la liais facili!a H. c:ca~
trizacion de los pulmoues.
Las nluieres enabGrnzadas que recurren al
Vino Jarabe de Zz,Eazct sopoltan eu
estado sin fatiga alguna, sin v6rnitos dan
g. luz criaturas robl,stas
Eel Lecto-F -Fo*1futo de cal enriquece Ia leche
de las Nods'i@as y preserva los ninos De
la Iiarrea = de las enfermedades dc d3aar-
ro!fo. Con su benafca induencia la Dentici51
SC efectua sin cansanclo ri convuzsiones.
&.zz=az. a. %&vsoss1@ *s:ssa '2s ssinaolas
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nos muy problemAtioa) y, La SUPPRESSION.
pues, del ministerio dss Ultramar, es otro
nrob!ema de gobierno, \ouya soluoi6n.
como "a deoimos, estA euk eatudio,,
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RI Tawla-Un!co dep6sito deldeseoreditado ROE
RI EsISzln IT, PACIO, las tres SIS -Este ron ne
s~' Sss' simo internal mata eente, 20 regala
los tocayos del estableciieto 80 centavos botella
-Arecibo1 ealle dc Pavia No. TO-
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NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

o. X. Udia. a Japanese unable to speak
English was fined 81. 30 In Walia Walla for
having caught salmon In Mill creek.
{ The Pullman city council has let tie con-
tract for the sinking of a new artesian well
TO supply the city with water. the old one
having caved In
A fishing boat In which Matt Nydgist
and Swan Swanson left The Dalles has
been found near White Salmon. The men,
it Is thought. were drowned.
Nellie. the l0-year-old daughter of Will
lam Jennings. OF Coal Creek. near Oak
Point. was struck by a tree which her
father chopped down. and injured SO that
she died.
Judge Richardson. Of Spokane. has de-
cided that The $500 exemption from taxa
ton. provided for by the old revenue law.
was unconstitutional. An appeal has been
taken 10 the supreme court.
F. G.. Barnes mill. in Silver Lake. Cow
litz county. recently cut 1900 shingles In
one day. This beats the big cut made last
fall by the Mahana mill there by 5000. A.
J. Sriliwell Is the sawyer at the Barnes
mill.
Miss Minnie Coiette. residing with her
sister Mrs. John Thorndike, al Sterling,
Or. was fatally burned Friday morning.
She was using coal Oil to start fire In
CURED. Her clothing caught fire and was
completely burned OF her body.
Prof. f. NJ. Mitchell was witness to an
amusing tramp incident the other day.
he WdS dt WORK on MS lOt IN the eastern
part OF Albany. when he observed sew
eral tramps passing down the railroad
One OF them was hobbling along on
crutch quite way behind the others
He had been seen by Mr.. Mitchell about
town earlier In the day soliciting aid on
account OF his crippled condition. Just
as he arrived opposite MIR. Mitchen's Mace
he stopped. looked arcccd to see II any
one was looking, hastily tore of me band
ages on his leg. threw away the crutch
and started at 2:i0 gait to overtake the
others. perfectly sound and we'll.
Last Wednesday Hon. B. F. Barge,
chairman of the special Indian commits
sion. and W. f. Casson. special alloting
agent for the government. made a strong
enort at council held At the mouth Of
the Palouse river to get a remnant OF Pa
louse Indians to go on the Yakima reser-
walton, but the chief. Indian Jack. refused
TO accept the proposition. Still Is IL hoped
and expected that the younger Indians
Will finally accept the governments offer
ana give up their present mode CT living
Messrs. Barge and Casson, after dong all
they could in presenting the olive branch
Tor perhaps the last time. left for North
Yakima, feeling somewhat disa ppointed
but still hopeful,
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METEORIC CAREER ENDED.
Frank W. Irlon, mn EmbeHxler, Once
in seattle, Dies In Brazil, Leav-
Ing Fortune.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 2s.-News
has reached here OF the death. near Rio
Jauelro. Brazil. OF Frank W. rr!on at one
time a leading society and professional
man OF this city. the story OF whoss career
reads like that Of dime novel hero.
Twelve years ago. while Irion was lead
ing swell germans and moving In the wave
OF social popularity in this city. all Ala
hanna was shocked 20 hear that he had
abscoaded. leaving A shortage % some
$50 GO in the Office Of clerk Of the city
court. which he held, Gambling and high
living his friends admitted, furnished the
cause.
Going TO Seattle. IRON shipped as a COM
mon sailor on British ship and girdled
the globe. Ia the summer Of 1883 he walked
into the central police station at London.
England. confessed his guilt and surren-
dered declaring tina. he had rather re-
turn and endure disgrace than again suf-
fer the harash.ps he had undergone on
shipboard.
on being brought back here his friends
snade bond for him and secured employ
neni for him. Two years later he was
tried and given a short sentence In the
penitentiary but was aftsrward pardoned
out for good behavior. Then Irion went
20 South America. where he engaged in
railroad contracting. and, X Is said. made
a fortune Later he opened a large hotel
IN a town near Rio. where he died.
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strsek oevep Times In Mid-channrl,
neawiug Less Than 20 Feet.

npstla1 Dieeateh 10 tho Post Inteiiigenesr.
eoU1H BEND. March fs.-Passengefs
vho sd The trip TO San Francisco on
I (hAssteamer Columbia. Of the Oregon Raj
Id = Navigation Company. ard have
sca refurned here, state that when cross
n ~ Columbia bar at 40 a. m. on
My;eA n Just an hour before low tide.
Pr sseamsr bumped seven times on the
kAr. 0ue of the passengers said:
n .7tsv tad me- she was drawing ~ feet
tnehee The bar was smooth. ia ring "a
uk6o 0ueed hy the ehb fids. against a
SseSf evsserly wind. the weather being
bsYrett1y eirar. and kept within stones
(hroH 81 the rli1~chanaei hlioys ell the
way ct For the last half mile. Al.
ut ne was allowed to drift out with
1s.d1g not daring TO run her. She struck
Snisaa fcfe and aft. all the way across
: y ~ thsn seven times, twice quite hard
DnSS41Qi TO jump quarters uf beef OFT the
S01h4 brewing ID on the deck.
rtA4. GooJal IL a new man on that
lSve4N No doubt he Will wait for more
eaw after this. I talked with one of the
Oregon pilots. who said that the chart
hewtag thirty feet az low water was net
b b relied on at ALL that IL was put
upa BIZ the assistant government engin-
N whe was I'm charge at Fort Stevens
bsU, Nr. Hagordt and was misleading
hss they had waited As long as ten days
~ tine for n favorable bar In take large
Zeopejs our this winter: that he expected
Ieoe them some day .ose vessel and all
- On the bar. going out when the tide
{cw"
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named companies complied with our tn
E1rance lava and were aashcysxed 10
transact bxH4BHs IN this Es1eS:
odd Fellows Annuity Association. Dss
McfE@s. Ia. Union Life Insurance COM
parry. Omaha Nebe. NsgwaTk Fire InSur-
aEee Company. Eorwask. Conn German
Alliance Insurance Company. Of New York.
~. T.. Connection. Indemnity A4ccta-
fion. Waterbury. COM: Knights Temp
lars T. Aasosss' Indemnity Company, Chi
cago. III: He,yetis Swiss Fire Insurance
Company. ST. Gall. Switzerland. Frank
In Marine Accident X Pate Class
Insurance Company. Frankfort-on-tfae-
Main. Germany; National surety Com
pany. New York. ~. Y. Northwestern
Union Insurance Company. Philadelphia.
Pa. United States Fidelity 4 Guaranty
Company. Baltimore. Nd: Agricultural
Insurance. Company, WATERFOWL. y "
3uaranuors' Finance Company. Pailadel-
pAny. New York. y. Y.
Since January. fs3 the following COM
pantss have been admitted:
Fort Wayne Insurance Company. Fort
Wayne. Ind: Bas0ee Fire Insurance Com
pA5y. Basic. Switzerland: State LIE In
surancs Company. Indianapoiis: Denver
Life Insurance Company, Denver. Coz
Chicago Loan r. Trust Company, Chicago.
H.. Law Union & Crown Fire K Life
Insurance Company. London. England
The following record OF business trans
acted by the fire Insurance coznoarses In
this state s'Isce and including 1890 Is sub
n,itted:
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(3K LAWYERS ARRESTED.
L,.~-no1r IN a MURDER CASE WAS
..An~sCArED, TT Is CHARGED.
xhe Made Deposition In
aenftne. Has Condensed Thst HIS
s~6neats We're False and That
n was Hired by the AtfOrneys-

Rr.~ssf nsspa;eh TO the Post-ratsiligsncer.
a. rrr Mont. March "A tr-peu-
- srnntIsn WAS naus-d tisss Afternoon
~ a.res. Of ex-Counsy Attorney Mel
IN. n Wines and bis ex-chief deputy.
eArAn d Booth. on the charge OF sub
- - e perjury IN connection with the
- ma, 81 Joseph Shzser for murder.
! q. tnformattoa was fled IN the district
80 - County Attorney S:spieton. and
=. - hwyers were arrested on . bench
r.s1aaf and Afterwards released on bail.
- 4nd gootn were attorneys for Sha-
- Il the trial deposition from one
kx<sfnn<v. II Seattle, Tas introduced for
k.e1E.1aaf 10 establish a case OF ssif-de-
49, Il Developed that Laney was q
~.ss1sns sesscn. and that the deposition
~ sleds by James w Bsciier. who. IL
Aosrn1, was sent 10 Seattle for the
k.ycee6. Bachrr has been arrested and
- h61raJed every one who had any
~ = % with the matter.
4 r-ge stasr witnesses were a"rsfed sew
kralskays 40. ard The affair cu'fH'nated
49, g IN arrest OF the two attorneys.
r,.ss - great deaf u other testimony
q 49, nurse. trial which. II In stated.
.sznnusae,Ersf. and several other ar
~ "a follow. A mass 81 sfildayiss
- as secured by Mir. StRpieton. and
4 n, = nens 70 the supreme court on Mon
q ~Aere proceedings will be taken for
= a1kerment Of Wines and Booth.
4 vr W1n<S ia a native o. California and
s,nSua.e OF Stanford university. His
IN. Judge J. l.. Wines. NOW resident
y 1900. vas fer many years and until
I.csn1S 8 prominent practicing attorney
y 1ilaia City. New
rhe 1rrused say they have been expect
~ aeress for several weeks. and are
trs1y u meet the charge.
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PEOPLE WHO HAVE CAUSE
TO FEAR CONSUMPTION.
DR. COPELAND POINTS OUT JUST WHO SHOULD Be ON THEIR GUARD
Why Is That Those
Effort to Rid Themselves

There exist In eur climate condi-
items which ever tena 70 the de-
veseDnent Of Conssnption Of the
Lsngs. These conditions consist
Arst. Of the seeds Of Conaanption
thenselves. which are csugAed up
and .sit eat BY cousumptives. Thi.
material becomes dry AID .till hold
ing In its meshes the seeds OF the
disease Aoats In the air and In liza
bic to be breathed by anybody.
Only certain persons. however, who
breathe the seeds of Cousumption
develop the disease. just who are
In danger Of developing C0nxump-
ton by inhaling the germs Of the
disease i will try to show. per-
son whose general health II run
down from any cause. whose sys-
tenn II weakened. whose blood II
poor and thin. II In such n condi-
ton that he cannot resist the seed.
of Consumption when once intro
duced into his system, and conae-
Quent1y In liable to develop the dis
case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-27

II has been positively shown that
during the spring and summer the
bodily health usually Improves -
Catarrh Ind that their Catarrh sets
better during the warm months, foU
ft II during this season that mature
makes ma effort to undo the evils
which during the winter produced
the Catarrh.
See to IL that Your Catarrh IL
treated at the time when nature
the disease. and when the conal.
tfOns OF climate assist the doctor In
bringing abeut n cure. II y0ur
Catarrh In cured and your general
health brought up tn the standard
IL should he before another winter
sets In. your danger of Consump.
ton Will be 40 small ~ not tn he
hand. II Yen neglect to free your.
self OF already existtMg Catnrrh,
when the winter comes again. when
You are shut UP I'm the house and
do not get proper amount 0f
fresh air, when I'm the crowded
city You are exposed at every turn
to the seeds of Consumption nOat-
ing I'm the air. you arc liable at
any moment to awaken To = rcali.
xation Of the fact that you have
kindled In your body the wasting
fires of this most fatal lung plague.
W. II. COPELAND.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-03-27
At THE CITY SCHOOLS.
Pupils Plant Trees and Enjoy a
General HOLIDAY

The 1000 school children OF Seattle en-
tered joyously into the observance Of Ar
Dor day Friday. AT all OF the schools
exercises We're held, consisting OF readings.
reeitatons, music and addresses appro-
priate"to the day. Tree and plant life and
the utility OF trees to mans comforts
formed topics at all OF the schools
The city park commission provided all of
the children with plants and shrubs in
great profusion as 10 variety and abun-
dance and as TO quality. The result was
that in some Of the schooiyaris today will
be noticed small forests OF newly planted
trees and shrubs Of every kind Holes
were dug on the day previous and every
thing was in readiness for the actual plant
ing OF the trees when Arbor day dawned
The younger children appeared 20 take
an exceptionally deep interest in every
thing tina, was said and done. Notwith-
standing the inciement weather the at
tendance was as rule fairly large. The
exercises usually consumed the time from
to $50 In the afternoon.