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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
70.

A aeas ttruth9: Samn1ts look alfEd
wheo ahown:insamrle hook. But, all
garments do NOT look alike when made
up. We are not cheap garment MAX;
ers, We are tailors, and make the best;
clothes fn. the money thatscan be pro
duced. Our garments Eaold their
shape-~earers Of garments made by
US do the tsalting.
:H0oEHBY & -JERMArJ.
DIR. Featheraton Nsill make aery low
prices on dae dental work. See him
I and get an estfmate an your work. A
splendid Get at teeth-beanttfll and
natural az HE Eor $40.
Ed. johnson vas arrested laat Sun
Aay night by the city marshal for be-
dnx drunk. He was foand lying in a
wagon box and on his clothes was a
pocket book contrasting $40. He Was
Mined fifteen dollars or fifteen days.
He CHOSE the latter He says he draak
sothing but water and must have found
. we'll 10 town the water in which is =
little stronger than the ordinary.
The North Star fur coat its we'll,
Looks we'll and wears we'll!
We are pleased to call our readers
attention to the fact that AL. F.. Miller
formerly resident of this section is
in our city representing Powers. Fowl
er & Lewis. OF Chicago, who manu-
facture The New Chautauqua Art
Desks-a chart for the home instruc-
ton and amusement of boys and girls
i Of all ages. Taking up as it does:
vertical penmanshfp. shorthand,
J music, biography. drawing and paint
fling. It is endorsed by the leading
educators from Maine to California.
( Mr.. Miller's success in this state has
kbeen phenominal. We think parents
will do we'll to give this-Best Of
Chautauqus Ideas their carefDl con-
I sideration,
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
Telephone 70.

.A,meeting was held in T. f. Warm
er's office last Friday evening by
those interested to talk over the ques-
ton Of having skating rink this sea-
son. Ill seemed to be the unanimous
opinion OF those present that rink
be built: and committee consisting of
Chas. Martin and George JueN was
appointed to solicit funds tolpake the
necessary expenditures.
Ali garments made by Boothby g.
Jernan pressed and repaired free of
charge for one year.
Twenty or more of the young friends
of Miss Annie Hammer got up q sur
prise party in her behalf last Friday
evening, the occasion being her six
tenth birthday. The young folks en-
joyed few hours very pleasantly to-
gether and at an opportune moment
presented the young lady with a very
nice finger ring as memento of the
occasion. A lunch was served the
party at the conclusion of the games
and they disbanded at II M, wishing
their young hostess many happy re-
turns of the day.
Attend to your teeth when DR..
Featherstone comes up in Sep. as he
will make special low prices for this
time on all operations. Dentistry
10 gold and silver fully warranted.
Going the rounds of the press, says
the East Grand Forks Courier, is the
following interesting. and curious
waits, sent forth by some one who for
got to attach his name: No century
can begin on Wednesday, Friday and
Sunday. The same calendars can be
used every twenty years. October al
ways begins on the same day of the
week as January, April as July, Sep
TENDER as December, an5 February,
March and November begin on the
some days. May, June and August
always begin on different days from
each other and every other month in
the year. The first and last days of
the year are always the same. These
rules do not apply to leap year when
comparison is made between days be-
fore and after February %.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
Telephone1o.

Gov. Fancher has given instructions
for the organization of the state
militia. The attorney general has de-
cided that all members of that organi-
cation who enlisted in the United
States volunteer army are still mem
bers of the state militia.
Suits from $40 and upward at
Boothby & Jerman's.
The train was on time both ways
last Monday ON the new time card,
that is why Maynard Crane missed
the train going to McHenry, aud DIR.
Bergstrom the train going south. The
novelty Of the train going on time
amused both of them.
DIR. Featherston uses the only safe
and painless method of extraction of
teeth.
The patrons of the Jessie postoffice
have circulated a petition for the APP
,pointment of w. ]. Hummer as post
master and the removal of the post
Office to the new town. Mr.. Hummer
lie a capable as we'll as obliging gentle
man and will undoubtedly be appoint
ed.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
Telephone 10.

Don't uasn the At Cost sale at Hasa-
& mer.& Cendy's. ). You need q fur cost,
: yoar,wife needle 9 Jacket, collarette or
cap. Comeand. zee Ne. Dec. 1st and
.ad,.we villa supply, you: at figures to
sSnit--at cost.
Mayvilie i&to have 4, new library.
ss9ympasiun, Ntc. Mr.. J. L. Grandin
has. offered to. donate $4,000 towards
5ths, project. ,1ackya sAaysille. Wish
wAhad. q Granain, or. two ever here We
h. mieht,Kst.atpstolic hall.
When you wasn't q. good .oyster stew
s0oto Skeoch's.
The Cosgeovess( Company wanted to
show in the eoaauthpuse ne1t Monday
but *ha hall Is sagaged. for aaxt week.
.1t it ia the same company thss visited
there - flew years ago they are all
right and it 10 to be. regretsefsthat the
dali iaengagsd.
Commissioner Reward Wi:aan came
npffrom Wimbledan Tuesday ,expect-
ing to esaifred. ~, he did not get
bonncedlhe set up. the cigars sz1 his
new boy .knd went home. Howazd il q
( a0nscientious commits sioner an(lsdf he
lhas. erredsat all it Wae not intentfapal.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23

We never allow anything old s.ysr,f
OF the mentioned articles cunv
to close out at less yeuuuu suaus 1
per cent discount All regular
"uG ver per ceEt dconat all regular
NO to W. Tor cash 10 cent
msn 10Y aha fufen c'u,in..
Tor casA 90 ladies cloaks
ana jackets Our all is
complete thta auL goods aud
prices aud DC convinced yuur will more
goods W our store than In the
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
The fai 4araain Sale for cash It ths
0~e Price Store will commence
October 10Th. k--

We shall offer large line Of special bargains In Ill
departments prices below all competition. Our goods
marked in plain figures and sole just advertised
and every article is guaranteed be just exactly
represented Following few of our Bargains.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
No. R,lard <eO.so

F0F MYSTERIES JOD WO1A Seee'
phoneza8.
Sheriff Thinglestad went to Bic
marck 18th George Davis Monday.
Davtks Bartlett, William Glaes, O.
Z D. Puu1ptonssand Mic Sweusoa are at
Z Fargos his week attending the Scot
fish Rites Masonic doings.
A bsautiful line OF albums and
{ everything in the holiday line at
Batem6a's.
Nelss0stland left Monday afterpoon
for SmaRen. where he will visit old
friends . during the winter. The
Couriesswishes him pleasans woy-
4 age.
WAHxED-ras once, nex nIilch
COW, ana 100 bushels of potatoes at
the Palace Hotel
Elmets6Iaggeyty, who has beea visit
1pg Mira, CHI. johnson and family
TOR the pkst,two weeks left for Crane
& FORKS 1aesday afternoon. Mr.. flag
gerty dncve,acroas country.
Losr-.nne large black feather
pocket hook. containing sl.65 in cash
4 aad one note for eco payable to Carrie
Hanson, Aaid. note being due Nov. I'D
Finder please, leave 1t Courier olRee.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23

Mems oll.5O brown and gray
wool cheviot suits S7.S5
Meu's $3.50 and 1lS brown and
black, ell wool cheviot and
worsted suits o14.O0
Mems 3l4.5O and GIG, all wool
cheviot suits going ut Sll.OO
Suits good value for 81 at this
sale for $500
Regular Is suits we offer you
now at $3.50
IS aud S6 pants at $500
$3.50 and - pants at $500
Heavy, ell wool $3.50 and 9l5
ulsters at 1890
3l2 ulsters ct $500
oI2 fur Beaver ulsters ct $500
% ulster We now sell to close
out at $500
Boys a ulsters at 800
Boys Is aud &C ulsters 800
Boys duck pants wool cheviot
$3.50, 81, and e8 suits at $3.50
A nice line of good, long pants
suits $3.50
Short pants-boys % suits at 1925
Short pants-boys, gray checked
wool cashmere 81 suits $500
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
DR.. Featherstone-Wed.
nesday, December q. %,

The editor of the Courier sat up all
night last Thursday looking for fall
ling meteors> We sat in the court
room which vas high point of OBJ
servation, with the Thermometer below
freezing. We were not very enthusi-
astic neither was the jury in another
room who sat up all night wrestling
with a S35 case. Personally We OBJ
the jury saw several flights.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
CLOTHING.

HING.
Short pants--boys. all wool
wOrsted suits o6.O
Short pants-boys, 81. so suite el.0
Short pants-boys, 3l.25 suits lie
A nice line of chiidren's veetee
g. SO suits at o0.G
Boys chinchilla ~ so REFERS at s3.9c
Ladies' and Misses Cloaks and
Jackets.
A lot OF Beaver. Kersey and
Chinchilla IS jackets at o0.t
$3.50 black blanch ladies' cloaks
at ESQ
3llladies' black Kersey cloaks at $50
$3.50 and o Misses jackets at $500
Dress Goods.
A line of 35 aud 40 cent suiting No
run off at 25cts per yard.
SO cent black crepon al 40cts pr
yard.
20 cent black Venitian worsted at
10 per yard.
Several pieces of Toe novelty dress
goods to he closed Cut ut 40cts.
SO ccnt dress hannels at 35cts per
yard.
&c ecu. Bril.iau,ine at 55cts per
yard
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1899-11-23
SALE Rhe,,,n, scald Head.

I,oro-Carbol Saive ia certainly a
great blessing to those suffering with
eczema. salt rheum or scald heads. It
allays the itching at once, acts like a
poultice, give instant relief. Boro.
Carbol Salve is also specific for piles
and all skin diseases. Every box war
ranted. Twenty-Five cents per box.
For sale by II. H. Rateman & Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

with as little damage 70 growing crops rs
mas oe, and he SsAa not BE liable fos
trespass therefor: Provided. That when
such Canada or Russian thlslles are grow
ing gDon n11~TesI1e1ts land ana tae same
IS 1GocCupsed. :; shall not be necessary 70
give such not.ce before proceeding . cat
provided, tas IN tie case q Canada Or
Russian thisties growing on tie 9iEht-ef-
way of any railroad. SD notice required
III ms section SHAH Be .-eTVe4 n The seq
t.5a foreman who has charge y thai l'or-
tian NJ me right-of-way.
Sc. T. Each road rIpervssor SHAH keep
Az accurate account 81 the expense incur
red hy nm II carrying out re provisions
or th.S act. with RESPECT 70 each parcel K
land entered upon therefor. aSd sas-i O.
,er ar send BY mail q Statement ~ scch
pTe N SEES verified oE oath "a the owner.
I0sSess0y or occuulsr Of such lana. rcQtsir-
rs am = l'aF ne amount lp ease suca
owner. posSassoT or eccupler snail tail .
pay the sane within thirty days after sucA
application. sad claim shah be presented
IN t1e oo&TG ~ county commissioners ~
incurred. and the same, :: found correct
shah bee paid the same as other claims
4@ai0St the road district.
SEE. s. TIE board - county commits
sfoDers - which SAID Cia.W Il presented
shall order me said Ella m 10 D. a Tax upon
tns premises described therein, ana me
same S..2H he levied as a tax upon SD
premises s7d entered upon the tax rcl5s
for the current year. and collected. To-
eesher with renaity and interest. as other
taxes are collected, and when 80 collected
pad iEto the roa@ 4istrie, fund in which
me land is situaIru
See. 5. This law * applicable 20 cities
AMI towns, and when applied 70 cities and
towns the duties enumerated in this act
deyolving upon the read supervisor ard
county commissioners sNall deVo.vc upon
the city or town council. and the taxes col
iectei on promises situated IN cities or
towns shall be used for the use and hene-
1T Of the streets or the cities therein.
sec. : Each road supervisor az this
state shall destroy all Canada or Russian
th.st,es ana 1revent the same from going
u seed in he highways OF his district anI
sinai, be paid therefor IN the same manner
A. Noon the senate adjourned until II a.
II. Monday.
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AGAINST CtD|HG 4 PORT.
SENATE AND HOUSE PASS A STRONG
MEMORIAL.
VIII Be Photographed TO President
Mckinney st Nashinston-copy of
the Protest Drawn T2 by the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Iatelhgencer
OLYMPIA. FEB IA JOINT memorial
b Senator Wiltshire 81 King was pre-
scented and adopted. protesting against the
concession y the United States 70 an
ala OK the port o. Dyea, Alaska Anis
vas followed ~ q 3oinE resolution asking
tie governor - transmit the text - TIE
memorial 70 the president y telegraph.
Tha house this afternoon passed IN
der suspension - sne rules Wiltshire sen
ate memorial No. ). Il IS addressed 10
the president and congress. and TssItes
the history q American possession %
Alaska. the Disputes that have arisen 1e-
tween Canada aud the United states re-
g2c5s2g the location Of tae boundary llue
between Alaska and British COLUMBIA,
the recent gTowtA and wonderful mn
Stress IS lad On ths Importance from
commercial Is3iDt Of vsew az the retention
OF all territory en- Lynn canal rigatsuly
belonging 10 The United states. ana i
vigorous protest - made against the ce5-
sion ~ "a port 10 Canada.
The memorial IS practically copy q
the protest drawn ~ the Chamber OF
POSED action oI tlte 1oiat blSH commits
sion. aAlcn mas aeeG circulated broad
cast BY the chamber, &ad ~ElCa H-S
printed IL fan "a yesterday I3st-Intslt3-
gg1csF. The memorial came from taa
senate. where IL had 5eei. passed at t3e
morning session. NickvrshaM moved gae
suspension 81 the rules and passage o.
TIE memorial. Carried.
Al embossed copy of the memorial WAS
transmitted 10 Coy. Rogers today and
VII -e Immediately forwarded 10 Prest-
oent NJ kinney. President Graves. Of the
sa&trie Ca4maer Ok Commerce. called l0
telegraph % the president ;hs text OK the
memorial Ihis V ~ done.
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}y%st.-n Washington want lover rates.
j say give 81 7aena shat they want and
they al mas Gaze I! H= spprcpr ale 10
era1y gor t1Ewe normal . ao1l>,
Gleason san Mounts scatsmaat shAt
tceEe were SIX normal schoo-s n Ono
was untrue. there Being 1ut oAe maintain
81 2y t1e state. AMI I've pE.Ease n3E Ek-S-l
schools
afouut-Tvhe gentlemen 1TsTTn K.GE seem
10 wlail ~ sg11ss s4ote and EDIssnte rpret M
(f.easufs-NoE ~ al i can ina CINE no
reason why tae gentleman ssof5[3 have
sad tt.at. ! kauw o. I'D reason t9- IS
M rtsygagE su1n sentiments. PERHAPS he.
hogeseT. dos tIEss must base sa&
reference - Mounts contact I the seEa-
iorai aeil AID lis c'ssla. IaCnk incidents
t'es.4grSsa@t spoke against 4. c9rfas4 5laLt 10 y
b.H ana moved - ral4caIuat 10 tsta aElpgo-
sF5at.oEs eolssGl ties Tor alaeA3s.leI1. n
thls regard. TIE motion was .9st oE go-4
CAL thsre icing - yeas &n1 - NAYS
on naaI passage the D.. passed. yeas
Il EaEs - IA follows.
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o.nnITY rAnEs ~ rHn HOSPITAL.
small shneee OF sn~ Wounded Rob
her Surviving Its Ipturtex

sleciai Dispatch 70 The Tost-lntes.l. saf9s.sr.
TAsEtAA. Feb 1~A8 satr..v SNYDER
tehfsafF ntk tetY lkslv ssat recover f.4u
hss wss1s4f& geeetyaB ga tta bAaeg4aN aY-
fray ~ ne West End hafe- I,r us-ve~9sl
abfz i'Ae' hs' fsas grown s{ IS srsa
eha to-day as 6 East fasGrt See fl.ss vesn.sv-
al Tram the ec}ety iaD - tAr q sgs-.t
haffifFs Htakssr4 nH8 Strtaz ett .f.
tor eesgAss frofu The s.ot FL his nm q rs,
oning hava eas r. ~ laf.s ara 49, s. 81.
past i9is condition has gea3s one ~ af.asp
essil{se t7staf@ outfht a.a rtsrnVesY
Ire pre- req b. s0t awaEa ~ hss taa
prfat" piEat fsEt Continues "a fra.ftt "a
sienes 90 IA as ia~f{ ~ 8Ht tn@ as.r-ra
OK his pta tH t#e aftaasg Fsi --s5g fs..-
fore 3*AAtuE tae tts tets ae gave away
al ~ little G@EHae+t e#se.v 20 rsslsa.,-
prisoners hiAfue tRsf Pc = aia ..sr.v A.pA
no sGrtasr tAsa 90 thzsu
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SENATOR FOSTER LEAVES TO-DAY
1oes to Washington 10 Remain ~
There Is IAtEa ss..Ia.

Special Dispatch t0 the post-iutelIlgauccr
IA1oAA. Feb. N.--5euator-e Addi-
70 y aAtinStna tomorrow evening lie in
tehcs remaining ia 81. Fsai i few 4ass
ie cieIose OF saf3s personal business af-
tsits. ana VIII thereafter proceed 30 the
national capital, where he wla tzAs AIS
oath az office March
Thomas Ssmmnna, q we3i known iagAf
nanstalsr niAEi w39o has been furnishing
the Portland oregotlao with fte fF.ssfsfs
i've report ffam Olympia haN boon select
81 ~ senator I0staf 10 serve az his pri-
xase secretary. Aif SamIGuns VIII ioin
setAator Foster ~ st EaHl sra AccoTa na.,y
Nm from there u Washington
t.nifaS an extra session ~ congress "a
called hy the president Senator Foster
WIZ hst hesin active duty AZ Washington
umlLl tho MMxt winter -
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VISITED sTEIiACoon ASYLUM.
Members Of the Legislature Take a
Lock Over 1t

Specials Dispatch 20 the Poat-fnteflgence..
IAGssAfA. Feb u.-~CbaArman - 4.ter OF
TIC stssIAtiN@ committee CA A0sgsfas fOs
iIae lusane, accompanied tE Chairman
ElsenAfdt Of the appropriations eoi14fn L
Tee, ana Secretary Ernest f4atar. of ice
state BOARD of eoa;rpi, tosisy pad an OH
c.ai sisli 10 The ssteiiacooFu asgttsyn
TIC COMMITTEES states the v.ElL has no
especial significance other than 4 s*n@ras
inspection or tie Institution wigh & vepf
needs
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TIE fact Is re Fa.lTgae lpb3y1sts rretsf.&
tssey are confident u preventing fesssc-
ton in rates. kls j. l. s. gge>~lt aB a.s..T
and bsusger. ~ il STANDS a. pfsees4l !
have 10 4sa gaAt slss railroads casltco.
tise senate I 81 a45t E-a2a e. say tls0sES3
thai they can8ot, az thar they w. aot.
The present plan 81 taa "a l1aa2s. now
ever. Is 70 has ira present ~. 20
taroagh- 1aat w0ii4 g.eaas IL Cssease..l
Immensely, s.uca DC has a.se0gerea tslt
~ wos4.2 force q E&s4aes fa.s or y $ ogee
JasteFn Washing ,0a he has 1sssn @ss-rc4s
Of not having tss b.ls kuss &e1 a4st- n
f~es s.s desires iast s. gs8sE sItaos4E snsep1-
msst. f0F ia heilsran BE W~s43 a4see no
sTouaae ia shaM .rg tie eo4rl th@g & Il
gats - uzsgeae0ua5ls. 81 Gsesseag ne.4
not WITTY aa@aR tass. t.-easA. Tss ffioa. n
of fair freight rates la ms seaata--agiA
they 40 noi iFcs94a 3l-ss3r of Issgssslon.
or High ~ CAFFEINE b4ea gassEaz gur
sesefai days Oh "a ssuT Re seaes4a.e e., the
J<sFoisetE@- Runner 49, The friends os
fair rates want a fate iaat vii a4a1ss the
blanket rate s. AID they aea satisfied !.
VII bo determined TAR ard reasonable.
There Is 10 8oaos "a the Fgsiisds o. angisSiy
VITO aa5 slsy reasoning poser thar 4 rail-
road IEat cAa have S.dps0p1 yro3t after
al eHpen@es and axef caarsa have beeaa
pad. CAT If = total gr3ez earnings u a.
sis.18. vi hot suffer bankruptcy by 4
rsssaetlou ~ Ss.aDe pes 5ear On 81 gran
hsaii os eg.fso tuas la tE.5 state OF * ssssil-
ington- No ona bit & corporation Is sgyes
could Re found WAC woa.2 make suca an
argument
). HOWARD WATSON.
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SENATE REPORT IN DETAIL.
Exhaustive. Discussion of Leases nd
Hc-Lenses OF the state
Lands

Lands.
Special Dispatch 10 tie Post-Inteiligencer
OLYMPIA. FEB 1.-THE senate con-
trnc4 the appointment by Gov Rogers
OF Z. } Nevlands of Eneusburg as a
member OF the state board OF hea!tn, vice
4. =. Aeg, resigned.
The lease Of state lands was a question
being discussed when the b!ll ny Miller
OF Thurston came up, giving the lessee
of lands thirty days after expiration in
which 70 release tie same.
Preston Of King opposed the bil He
believed when the first lease was made
after competitive bidding the release
should &c made in the same way The
improvements made should tend TO in
crease the value OF the lease.
MIR. Miller said at present owing 10 tho
uncertainty Of the lease there were few
leases entered into, as iessees were not
willing 10 make permanent improve
ments
Preston said the Law also gave a state
officer the opportunity for collision This
was true also OF the Old law
feeHd said there was a great portion
cf the state lands which we're strictly
agricultural lands. At present the lessee
was aYeIse TO putting ans more improve
ments OF the lsnd than were absolutely
necessary. Having only short lease Of
I'VE years. he farms il TO the utmost and
d*Ureclates thu land. By the proposed
would cause the lessee to take more in
teTest liz HIS holdings II MAS trtte
gave the land commissioner authority ia
grant releases NJ his discretion. but there
"As enough good IN the ban ~ more than
offset the evils
The discussion was entered into also hv
A""tz q stevens. Van Patteu OF Column
ulN ara High ~ Clarke
The biA failed u pass-yeas. q. nays Is.
Action on Other Bills.
The following bis ard memorials acre
a-S-e+.l az r ta'Ti reading;
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saoaen Nita i = allow hs~ss7s "a fssessss
is-for Senator Hssf a Tf4sxaaz cas-sy sx-
yiasnef i e TIE - elessrsv week aSo -
sr- fo<k7r ga wsesees.aT Tsse EaSs hss
been recegn zsa aa3 me R1snsf~ f<zsogssE.e
BIZ VII aass q 1s asaess3xG. Tee satss z1l
na|s 10 be Changed 10 as@Ae ss.s cost aoo9:
N.S Essr tar. maximum hsfa. fsr carrying
grain from SroEaae or gaaous@ sogats 70
Taccnas Or geA;tfa. TIE argzassssst TAT t4s
distance from Enakarss e Everett voaS5
be tae governing Fasa e Use Fsv5sst nsr-
seEsse. for sae grain wgG.4 have te g. from
Spokane 70 tie port where tfss charters
lay that were - carry Tas Esatz - fns
worsd's markets. That pert O. tEe Sgua3
would be ssatsss cF Tas1sGa~ Everett has
nsger bssn a gran E8ipg1s E0rts Il las
no fscslstIss f3r a2Ed1EE gTagn Il pgsx-
ent, AID It Is not even Argument - pF1-
tAlz that IL EzN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

The house pasS1 under suspension ~
the rules : y . Sy ~ rcr. apf~oqr ating
800 Tor clerical assistance ana engineer
iHE 81 she othee ot t1e state Gaud COM
missioner This Is deficiency appropgia-
ton.
$ II u 1ay Plumuer-A Qproqr4at!ng 81
80 fae ojFT.eat aSr.'fau@e ana postage IL
tae cf1cs % secretary ~ state.
s. +. e.. hy Esesz--Nr pr13'-iatiag SII7 409
fog the uorfra 8 hoels az Wa4tcam. Chem
~ 81 II .-t-.-..r.--