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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
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arbitration or other peaceful means and
troops will be removed from the borders.
This expires at 8 today The British agent
has been recalled, and war is certain. The
republic Is determined that if it must be-
long to England, price will have to be paid
which will stagger humanity. l have, how
ever, full faith that the sun Of liberty shall
rise in South Africa as 1t arose in North
America "PRESIDENT KRUGER
CAPETOWN Oct. 11.-(New York World
Cablegram-Special Telegram.) My posi-
tion as prime minister of this colony de-
mandS that | should refrain from any ex-
preston tending in my own colony to in
name further the feelings already excited,
which | constantly endeavor to calm, with
an eye to the future welfare of South Africa.
Speaking for my entire government and
party, l should, however, say we deeply
deplore the imminepce of a war wholly un-
necessary and fraught with ruinous conse-
quences, and trust that Almight God may
yet interpose to prevent bloodshed and by
His instruments secure the establishment
m just and honorable peace.
''W. p. SCHREINER" OF Cape Colony.
BLOEMFONTEIN, Orange Free State, Oct
11-(New York World Cablegram-Speca
Telegram. ~ highly appreciate the sym
pathy Of Americans for our republics, who
without a fair hearing. are forced into
death struggle for independence through
Misrepresentation, financially and politically
organized, since the failure of the Jameson
raid. STATE PRESIDENT
BRUSSELS, Oct. 11-(New York Wor.t
Cablegram-Special Telegram.)-"l thanl
you for the communication of the mass meet
Ing to be held in New York to express sym
pathy for the Beers am sure that suci
an expression OF state that was born un
der similar circumstances and difficulties a
our own will be highly appreciated in tn
South African republics. l sincerely hop
that by such actions the horrible pr spect
OF war may be avoided, but If it is is tru
that war is inevitable we can in all con
science say that it has not been caused b.
us. Sincere thanks. DIR. LEY DS.'
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
GO TO SEE THE YACHT RACES
Assistant Secretary Meil<Iejohn and
Senator Thurston Will Witness
the Flight of the Boats.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.-(Special Tele-
gram Assistant Secretary Meiklejohn and
Senator Thurston leave tonight for New
York to attend the Columbia Shamrock
yachting meet as guests Of Howard Gould.
Senator Thurston returns Friday, but AS
sistant Secretary Meiklejohn will remain
until Sunday. On Saturday Mr. Meikejohn
will be the guest Of S. C. Neale, general
solicitor of the american line, and will wit
noes he~yacht races from Mr. NeaIe's steam
yacht. Senator Thurston begins his cam
paigning Saturday evening at Baltimore,
where he opens the Maryland campaign. On
Monday night he speaks at Salem, o.; Tues
day at Belaire Wednesday at Hillsboro
and on Thursday at Findlay. He will then
go into the Nebraska campaign, having in
formed Chairman Tefft today that he car
be booked for two weeks assisting in the
election of Judge Reese and the whole re-
publican ticket
The report of the condition of the Natona
banks Of Iowa. exclusive Of Des Moines. al
the close of business September was today
made public. Compared with the previous
statement in June, loans and discounts have
Increased from $3S, 1872, ,67S to $40, ,3S0,74. In
dividual deposits have increased from $37,
77S, ,79S in June to $39, ,974,325. Present hold
ings or gold coin aggregate Sl,'So,29o gan
of about $4,000 since June. The average
reserve held by the banks is 1898 per cent
against 34.34 per cent In June.
The acting secretary of the interior toda!
affirmed the decision of the land commits
sioner in the cases Of Dorman against Cor
bin, involving land in the Chamberlain, Is
d. land district
An order was issued today establishing
postoffice at Moritz, Deuel. county, S. d.
with Susie Ballard as poStmistress.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE secretary OF
war has decided that the movement of troops
to Manila can be accomplished by the pres
ent fleet of transports without hiring the
four additional ships, the Voster, Aube,
Flintshire and Moyuna, whose charter has
been under consideration. But by using the
Warren and the Sherman at the earliest
opportunity the two additional colored reg
iments can be landed by January l and jan
uary 10, respectively.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
RUMCR OF ASSASSINATION
Conynshnm Greene, British Agent mt
Pretoria, Reported 10 Have
Been Killed.

LONDON, Oct. ll.-It is rumored that
Conyngham Greene, the British diplomatic
agent at Pretoria, has been assassinated
there.
The rumor that Mr.. Greene he's been muir
dered is of doubtful origin and Is not cred
tied. 1t is believed that in obedience to the
imperial government Mr.. Greene had already
left Pretoria confding British interests to
The American corsul.
The report, however, is unconfrmed and
Is disCredited at the colonial ofilce.
Great preparations are being made at
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
MRS. INGALLS, DENIES STORY
RepOrt that Former United states
Senator Ingalls, is Suffering from
Cancer is Untrue.

ATCHISON, Kan, Oct. 11.-Mrs ingalls,
today denied the report that her husband,
ex- United States Senator John j. ingalls,. is
suffering from cancer of the throat.
Senator ingalls, has had tubercular laryn-
gifts, sequel TO three attacks of the grip.
but before he started for New Mexico re-
Gently the swelling had entirely dlsap-
peared and a complete recovery was eX-
pected.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
MONTHLY BULLETIN OF EXPORTS,
Increases Noted In All the Products
ENccpt Provisions.

WASHINGTON Oct, 1.-THE monthly
bulletin OF the exports OF domestic bread
stuns provisions cotton and minerals ollie
as issued by the bureau OF statistics for the
month OF September, 1898. with comparison
with September, 1898. shows as follows:
Breadstuns, $25.140,471; increase, $22s4,-
COZ Cattle and hogs. s2299, 1856; increase
Ss2, ,7O1. Provisions, Sl3,O9s, ,37l; decrease
s654 646. Cotton, si7,OS2 1872; increase
}s,l5S,952 Mineral oils. $1,000, 62s; increase
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
NEBRASKANS AT A BANQUET
Omaha, Hastings and Harrington
Represented nj the One rendered
the Postmaster General.

CHIC AGO, Oct. 11.-(special Telegram)-
At a banquet to Postmaster General
Smith, attended by the leading
postal officials OF the country Post
master Crow and Edward Rosewater occu-
pied seats at the speakers table. Post
master Grow delivered an address on the
postal executive, Nebraska was also repre-
scented at the banquet by Postmasters Hahn
OF Hastings and Brink Of Harrington.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
BATTLE DUE IN VENEZUELA
Commander Iicmphill Telegraphs g
Decisive Engagement There is
Imminent.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Navy de-
partment today received a dispatch from
Commander Hemphill OF the Detroit at
Puerto Cabello, which confirmed the report
that all hope of an understanding between
the government and the insurgents in Ven
ezuela had been abandoned and that a de-
cisiye battle might be expected at almost
any time.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Not HeId for New Yori5's Murder.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-The fact developed
today that McNally, DeYine and Norman,
supposed. on suspicion connecting them with
the murder and mutilatiOn of an unknown
wStob charge thew We're arraigned din in noIcs mnS
court today.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE War de-
partment has issued orders to the Forty fifth
regiment at Fort Smelling, Mimi, to start
for San Francisco October % to embark
there for the Philippines. The two COM
panies of the Forty fifth now at Vancouver
barracks will sail with the Thirty ninth
regiment direct from Portland, Ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
FEW TROOPS GOING FROM CANADA.
imperial Government VIII Accept
Only Five Hundred Men.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. lin response to
intmation that the Canadian government
would furnish military contingent for
service in the Transvaal, a cablegram has
been received from the war Office stating
that the imperial government will accept
1.-TWO units" or about 500 men, for such
service. No officer higher than a major is
required, indicating that the contingent
will be attached to an imperial corps.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct 1.-THE colo
NAL government has received a cablegram
from the British War Office declining with
thanks the offer Of the services of the
Jamaica militia in South Africa, but order
ing the regular army reserves to report i'm
mediately and to rejon the colors on Octo-
her IA
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

2.g25.6og. \ total increase IL exports o.
these nrticlce o. SI2Oag.2i5.
For the last riuc months these eNro!is
were SCHOLASTIC less than ior the cores
ronding period In 1895
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

McDuncc Lowers TNu-Miic Wccuri.
BROCKTON Mass Oct u-Eddic sic.
Dt,tce went after the two-milc record hc;S
today and cut four seconds uG from the
record hc made yesterday for the same Gis-
tancc. The two miles were ridden In Ash
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

NUICS StHTt TOT 0Hc 0HpP'
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE British
steamship Prah sailed for Capetown today
with GIL mules for cargo.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
LOOK AFTER BRITISH INTERESTS.

stopped when the German carsoes were
seized.
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Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12
Hoods SaadabmiM

Hoods pils cure liver Ills the nonlrritatins and
only cathartc to take with Hoods saIsaparlllA.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-12

r. M. @. A. BUILDING DOUGLAS
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

A pStractS.
The only set of Ntnee11-
cal ABSTRACTS ofthe Rec
erds of Pro1oers county.
abstracts to Farm and
City Property furnished
on shortest notice.
Terms Reasonable.
.4ddreSS
PRoWERS CO. ABSTRACT Co.
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
may yaIIey.
Ira MoYey moved on to the Dan
BcaiheruiAn farm Monday.

Ira MoYcy moved on to the Dan
LcaiheruAn farm Monday.
F. II. Rosacrans moved bis family
TO Lamar MouiAy. ''RosA" wEs =
good neighbor and ne viii miss him.
The cold weather Of February
seems to have had 90 prrcppyihle e.
feet or injured fruit buds Of any Kind
ia the leNsi.
AlthouEh wheat did 90; make a.
much Eall growth a. Of previous
years, !, s;iIl : very promising and
big yield may b. expected.
An infant child Of F. r Stevens
died very sudaenly 1hurs5sy after
noon. Its age was bnt four days
The family has the sympAthy of Tbs
whole community.
The long continued stormy weath
or is disagreeably, yet all ranch stock
Is 10 splendid condition. aud will e
ou TO the early grass, which ~ ars
sure TO have, IN the best Of order.
Jar.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

The case OF Tie Belknap Savings
Bank vs.. The Lamar Land and Canal
% and Others was decided last
Thursday by Judge Northcust IN ia.
yor OF the plaintiff, and an order OF
sale Of the property was made
The receivers certificates TO the
amount of 5000 and for taxes paid,
ara made a first lien, aud the re-
mainder OF the certificates src 20 be
pro rated with the mortgage bonds.
The decision is generally Regarded
as being very just and faif. although
Ii is possible that an appeal VII be
saker To the higher courts 70 settle
one or two points
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers,
who made a reputation with Eamar
people last year, gave oonesrt st
the Methodist church last Thursday
evening. A large audience greeted
the troupe. and IRON the time that
"Air Johnston turned ls-I-e uPon
the piaEo, the entertainments was 8
seeeess. Tho people acre IN The best
Of humors aud the sinEerr wers 10
good voice, Nearly every nunher
was eneoryd aud the troaPs was lav
ish in its responses Every body a
the close was satisfied with the pro
gram aud bad received fnll consider
alton for the ticket price. The troupe
had improved trihe over their work
OF last year. and they strengihs-i The
hold they already bad on our ciiizsus.
As long as the Jubilees put mp the
clean, liberal and pleasing Sork they
DO. they may be assured d success
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

Clothing aud furnishings, Irwin's
Try Parrnenter's homo production
peach butter,
Ladies' hair cleaned a, S. ". Bill.
lingslea's barber shop.
Feast & Stevens, north oi DEPOT,
sell Par,ncnteE's peach butter.
Can aud sne our line of Harness
G Z. HUDDLKS1oN,
Fine laundry at popular prices.
Men's clothing elcEncd prc~-ed, col.
ors-d and repaired hY Lanr LanndT.
leave bundles At Cros-'s grocvTy.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
s,oekmnn leeE Rcrnr

We have just brought iron Mis-.
souri, very fine large Mammoth
Jack, we also have one OF the besi
iraft stations in the valley. BEFORE
breeding w vite you 70 call aud sos
our stock. Ne can suit the most fas-
tidious See bills later on for fur.
cher particulars.
BEAVERS aud MORRIS.
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sAnrA rE RovrL
New ans improves rnls,.

ncHvef 70 Caliiofra "a tse
Tuo fast traits dsay . Es
and ChHara.
ScYea tssura gulcssf a., !
Metica, - paa5 ard Amsn
Ihes-s are sral~ n iha ir-..
Of r-d 10 Claiafasla trs7fle,4 4 :, !
ts Re reslrcsti.
The thrpEgh sirspizg "a -
seFgir- has ssso bseo stieris,l
FRED HsrFeys dinizg 1s,l a. :,
are ioo ~ali krpan soi he! :
Haeaiiun.
Guing east, ~sst % a5ays ifr 1s
% the bsst suute q ~. Sittl +
Exrs.leui io-sAi tsfltoz bssus,
Fer. C.lasstis spnsss, N,.ts
Fucila
for iufrrnattun Ead fsssyJs-s =,
On auy ksunf. uf Ei7lfesr.
J y HALL. Cisasr,, -
100 iasrvues ssrrvt. ussssr
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
Peach butter al Parneater'-.

Peach butter at Parmenter'-,
Sewing machines, warranted. IrNin
Home made peach butter a, the
Poor Farm
Get your clothes made 10 order.
New line OF samples now IN a, y. \.
McLean's.
II you have anything Won whui re
paired take il 10 Dave Downer's re
pair shop. Prices reasonable and AL
work guaranteed.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
oroyesl cioxea,

In order to reduce our stock OF
working gloves we have decided to
inaugurate Glove Sale OF 10 day 5
duaration during which time we will
sell any pair Of gloves in the house
at greatly reduced priee-it will
pay you TO examine them at
McLEAN'S.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
Wells shocsnousS.,tr-l


Wells shoes nnus te,t,-,..]
Parmcuters pesth bu;,., !.
by Feast & S,sysas, bsr,l !,
Go 10 o. +, Doxlinr. A.,
OF The railroad traes e;
and wagon work.
Why will you rt.s yosf 4. /.
fevers aud other dses.. =
a Thermal yspor BATH ns-e
sure preventative Fust,,.
they are uBsgrpts.sa
But7SpsLEA. Agcat
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
MONEY re LOAN
Plenty Of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
|. WRIT MARKHAM.

Tennesseeans Thursday night.
Save money on dry goods, Twins,
Fresh onions, radishes and lettuce
at Holmes * Cos.
Editor Van Gunday, OF the Rocky
Ford Republican, was Lamar visit
or today.
Frank ]. Holmes & Co, are trying
to coax spring to open up, by max
ing fine display Of fresh garden
sass.
See ]. W. Snodgrass' ad on this
page. He means business, and Is
carrying it on in regulation western
style.
After the ses, ion of district court
last week Judge Northcutt and Miss
Nichols remained in Lamar several
days visiting friends.
Comfy Judge Homsher was mp
from Springfield last Thursday and
took in the Jubilee Singers concert
at the Methodist church.
The Bowen residence in the south
part of town, which has been owned
by Mrs. L A Craddock, has been
transferred 10 Mrs Florus II. Friend.
This beautiful weather seems TO
have good effect on the hens, and
mans life is no longer in danger
when he goes into store and ask
for hen fruit.
Rev. Knuckey's family have JUS;
received fine new piano, and a.
Mrs. Knuckey Is quite musician,
the instrument is a great addition to
their pleasures.
Sportsmen report ducks very plen
ty and as nearly everyone who goe>
out, except f. E Pike and John A
Williams, brings in a string, the re
port must be true.
The warehouse Just east Of Regis
ter office is being freshened up with
paint Our citizens are using pain.
liberally this spring and ii is improy
ing the looks of town.
Judge ]. X. Doughty went dow
to Springfield on Sunday to attend
the trial of party arrested on sus
picion of being the postofiice robber
The Judge will defend the accused
Our local who has been bass singer
and leader of the Methodist churct
choir for over four years, has been
compelled, owing TO the loss Of some
of his teeth, TO give up the duty
Ed Silver will take his place as bass
singer, and the choir viii go right on
Two suits have been filed in tn,
district court of this county, the OBJ
iect of which is to test the law IN re-
gard to whether tax deed carries
with it water right attached to the
land. 1t is likely to be an interest
ing case, ard will probably not stoT
short of the supreme court.
Capt J. s Titeomb. who has beer
employed with the Amity engineer.
ing corps for the past year, and who
has had his headquarters at Holly
has severed his connection with thai
company. He has been in Lamar
for the past few days bidding fare
well to his many acaua1ntances here
A. Doeber, a cattIeman from Ora
NADIA, was seriously injured on las
Thursday morning by being kicke,
on the head and breast by horse
The accident occurred down at tn,
stockyards where Mr. Doeber was
trying to rope the horse. He wa.
place in charge of DR.. Fewkes ant
is now rapidly improving.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
Attention stoekmen,

The undersigned will have at La
mar abont March 10, three first class
jacks, also Hambletonian horse,
We invite those desiring to breed on
purchase to call and give stock care.
ful inspection.
A. G. MITCHELL,
+. p. WATERS.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
Roses.

2 pink, 2 red, both varieties double:
2 Maiden's Blush, lilac, ? fox. 2
tansy; home grown collection SIO0.
Order early. Miss Aiable Stream.
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
c. NJ. Lee,

c. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate,
Insurance,
Collections.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
Notice.

Al parties knowing themselves ip
iet,ed 10 me vii please cali and
settle their accounts si onec. Ofsc's
vith X Doughty neat door "a
land ofsee. = p PIKE
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
A gig BARGAIN

Partly on time A we'll impFuved
iarra. 20 acres alfalfa, old ~atsr righ,
and a house. G. NJ LEE
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08

as t,Ds Of Alfalfa Esy tor sale
Money 10 Losn
Il CRAWFORD.
The Lamar register., 1899-03-08
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-22
LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Killed and Wounded I'm Three Days,
~ RenOrted by General Otis.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-General Otis's
list of casualties up to day before yesterday
is as follows:
March IL, near Blockhouse +Wounded;
Tenth Pennsylvania, Company Il, second
Lieut.. John G. Thompson, thigh, moderate;
Private John A. McVey, shoulder, moderate;
Company u, Sergt. Alexander McCauch,
forearm, moderate.
March IS, near Taguig-Killed: twenty
second Infantry, Company h, Privates
John Schmidt, Charles w. Frederlcks,
Henry w. Johnston. Wounded: Capt.
Frank b. Jones, thigh, moderate; PriVates
Robert Rice, abdomen. slight; Charles r..
Former, back, severe; Raleigh L. Whlte,
hip, severe; William Ellis, thigh, severe;
Leander McGindo, thumb, severe; Carl w.
Crumpholz, forearm, slight; Merritt Porter,
toe severe; d. Nelson Arvidon, hip, severe;
Frank Yont, chest, moderate; Berry III.
Young leg, severe; Company @, Charles l..
Haily, foot, slight; Frank Raefer, chin.
slight; Company X, Earl Edwards, foot, Sc
we're; Company M, Corporals James Cum
mingford, thumb, slight; Edward W. VIII
son, finger, severe; Company X, August
Private George Schneider, dubbed by
enemy, severe.
March 49, near Pasig-Killed: Second Ore
gon, Company d, Private James Page.
Wounded: Company NJ, Corporal Fred ID.
Bovine, thigh, slight.
March Is, near Taguig-First Washing
ton Company X, Corporals Robert y. Buck
lin, thigh, severe; Company ID, Hugh T..
Waters, lung, severe; Privates Henry o.
Ness, arm and side, severe; Edward r.
Bartlett, lung severe.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-22
NEEDS THE VOLUNTEERS.
General Otis Says He Cannot Ship
Them Home at Present.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The War De-
partment has received the following from
General Otis. at Manila:
Transports Ohio and Senator left on the
10Th. The Grant delayed for necessary re-
pairs; starts on the 18th; carries all sick
and wounded necessary TO ship. The Sher-
man expected tonight. Cannot commence
shipment of volunteers at present. Hope to
do SO soon. Battalion of Californians sent to
NegroS this afternoon"
This dispatch of General Otis is very graf
flying to the War Department officials, as IL
means that all the sick and wounded SOL
diers in the Philippines will be sent home
at once. The transport Grant. which will
leave last Is admirably equipped for the
service 1t has been decided by the depart
ment TO have the transports met at San
Francisco by officers. who will pay of the
soldiers. give them their discharge and send
them to their homes with transportation
paid. Their services will end when they
reach the United States. Those that are
unfit for travel Will be sent to the hospital
until they are in condition TO stand the
home iOurneyS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-22
CHILDREN MANGLED.
Explosion of n KeE of Powder in a
Store-Building Wrecked.

DEWITT, Ark. March ia terrible ex-
plosion of powder occurred here this after
noon, result of which two children are
in dying condition. several other persons
are badly hurt and property to the value of
several thousands is destroyed The ex-
piosion occurred in the store Of S. l.. Leslie.
one OF the most important establishments i'm
town. About o'clock report was heard
in the store and the explosion which fol-
lowed wrecked the building, destroying it en-
tirely. The large stock of goods was badly
damaged. There were about a dozen people
in the building when the explosion occurred.
including Mr.. Leslie's family and some Gus
toners. Two of the Leslie children We're
fatally burned. The others in the store were
more or less injured, several very badly but
not fatally. 1t is supposed the explosion was
caused by the children playing in the store,
who, IL is thought, accidentally set fire TO
a keg of powder.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-22
A SERIOUS QUESTION.
Governor Brady he Trouble Over
the Alaska Boundary.

SEATTLE. Wash, March H.-Governor
John ID. Brady. of Alaska, arrived here to-
day from Washington, where he has been
since January, looking over Alaskan legisla-
ton. Concerning the Alaska boundary. Gov
Brady said: THE Canadians will surely
have fight on their hands If they try to
move the boundaries en- the Porcupine as
they have on the Stikine ard the Lynn
canal passes. Do you think that two thou
sand Americans. every one OF them well
armed. who have gone into a country and
taken up claims on what has always been
considered American territory will let a
handful OF Canadian policemen move the
boundary line at will? This boundary ques-
ton Is serious one and no one can tell
how IL is going 10 come out. Every MEM
Der OF the commission should come West
and make a trip To Alaska. They should AT
least come west OF the Rockies. for i under
stand mat there are members OF the COM
mission who have not beer that far West
Regarding legislation secured for Alaska
Governor Brady said: We are thankful for
small favors. There is some satisfaction I'm
knowing that a man can now be legally
tried for crime In Alaska. We now have a
bold on the liquor traffic. Free whisky