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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
@auS6alt8zS eOHrfmiB+

SD Qreife sur Geber, AM Sic bon Der bur3 Sbre
Menisinen beipirften erfotQreiden &ur SUI unterri1ten.
@or einiqer 3eit iuuroe mein @atte'pon 2ungenentsinz
Dung b%efalen. Sic 2rantDett iibertam ibn tudbrenD
Der 9tabt nit eiuent SdiittelfrofzNnfan 3utdutger@
tpeiis bate i'd sur 3eit einen 0orratb Der Nfeot3ln int
Sauie. SD rieb ibm Die 8ruit uup ben 8itden nit
&aDtpaD's &eabD &elief elm. SD CAB ibm etnen Sbeez
l0ffel ool oaoon in ettpas beibem 9Baffer 5u trinten,
INN i'm sit tpGrmen unO itimulircr, uno etiDa cine babe
Stunoe ipdter nabm er bret BON Naopop5 Yiasn Elm.
Nm uGditen Woroen, as Der Mr3t ~tritb3ettt9 fam,
fublte CT 6eoeuteuD better. Ser @r5t ipunl6te 5u mis-
fen, mas ib an9epcnbet bate. SD er3dblte ibnt Dies,
uno er erfldrte, i'd bate 9te6t 9rtban, Die WeDitamente
ieien gut. Gin anDerer SAL palirte mir nit meinem
fleinen Heffen, ipeldber Bel mir pobnte. Gr tpuroe Don
Group befalen. SD rieb ieine 8ruit, odls uno
&iiden nit benz &eapp &eief Elm, CAB ibm etipa cine
Stunoe lpdter eine Sois bapon, aefol9t BON elmer Dolls
9ilen. &m nd6iteu Sage mar er bcinabe gan5 tpieOer
heroeftelt. SD babe oieie 0eoi5in lett etipa breiBia
Sabren in neinsr 6amtlie unb fir meine Nabbarn 9es
brGudt, unb tpeiB BON feinem saa zines Gebli1lages,
ipenn Die @ebrauDs=N npeiiun9 i~Drgidlttg befolgt
tpuroe. SD iDurDe S1nen iebr nerbunoeu iein, penn
Sic mir ~9efGai9ft n6alie ano Srue", cine -Sbrer Yublt=
fationeu, Suienoen noQten, tpofiir tb Die 8ofmarfer!
beifige, Bonn i9 qebrdube bieel5eu ablolut iOfort.
SD iiberlaie IS Sbnen, BON Oitiem 3eugriB in elmer
Sbnen oeeignet eri6einenoen g8eiie @ebrau9 au mas
6n. Or. Nabipap, cine meiuer Greunbinnen bat Sbr
GeIolbent gegen Stropbeln unO Nieren b%erpenoet. Sic
lift auf benz g9eee Der 9eferung. Sic %ertldrtea oaB fe
cine ibrer 8ublifatisuen iiber Stropbelu gu baben
piinibte, unb ipiirDe Sbntn iebr bantbar Iein, penR
Sic mir bieielbe fir ie |geialigft %3uieuOen %tpOQtsn.A
Nbtungssouf
Srau Gttsa Sunn, /
Sddlonoile, Morganz@O., SQineis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
2lusIdno.

- @tne6aIbe MiIIipn m d f.
5ugStuna1 gefunDen fat, tpie aug g a.
zig ge19rieben lpirb, Elm bortiger 3analtz
Ia~tionsarbeiter. Die 600 Saulenbfrancsz
f4eine tparen in 3eitungspapier berpadt
uno mifen tpobl bon 9ieben aus Nnsit bor
g~ntbedung in ben aanal uetporfen tporoen
fem.
- 8rauereibeiBer RarG Saeobfen
tbeilte benz Magitrat bon e Openbastn
nit, baB ct ule feline Sun ammGun< :
EN- Der Stabt &openbasen 3u f6enten be-
abiidtige urter Der 8ebingung, baB fit bic
8unfT9dbe Elm 5ipedmdBiges 8e6Gltbe gez
I9affen perbe. Der Wertb her Sammlunz
gen 1T auf 5 Miqionen Rronen Derani4lagt,
- Ser Hpman elmer Ronne.
Megnptt19e 8ldtter beri9ten: Man tpirb
ft9 nod erinnern, bab unter ben bon ben
@nqlGnbsrn in Smburman b%efretten 6rlftz
li@en 9efangenen 1i9 aud bic Npnne Sc
refa aus @erona befanb. Sic bate pd6z
renb i6rer @efangen19aft einen 9rte9en,
9imitri &aGorombos, beiratben miiien, benz
Ie bier SDbne geboren bate, BON oenen
heute nur mod elmer am 2eben 1T. Sale
rombos unb feline Srau iinb Dor Surgeon
nod 8airo iibergefieoelt. Die 5rau bat
nun pieber ben @9leier genommen unb 1T
in bas alo1ter Der Sran3istanerinnen eins
~eetreten. S6ren So6n nabm tie nit fit
ms alofter, bamit er ni3t benz Ort6oboren
@Gauben IeineS @aters foI9e. aaloronlbos
aber bat feline Srau auf bic 9sransgabe fei@
nes 9o6nes bertlagt.
- 8ternnbfteb3tg SABRE i'm
|8ett 3ugehra9t bat cine GENTLE
@li5ubetb 8iggs aus @oIt9um in Gn9z
lamb, bic iebt als 91iGbrige Gretifn ianft
aus benz 2eben eei6ieben tit. Mib 8iggs
bate in ibrer fribeiten Sugeno einen I'm
fan ge6abt, BON beien Solgen ie fi6 for
perli9 ME erbolen tonnte, o6tpobG lie geiz
ftig foft big gu tbrem lebten &ugenblide
cine betpunoersmertbe Srif6e befaB. 4ls
ae6niG6rtees &inb le6nte ite ii9 zines Sd=
qes nit benz &iiden an cine @ortentbir,
Die fe fir gef9lofIen bielt; bieie CAB iez
bo9 no9, unb bic Sleine, bic fi9 Dergeben5
feft5ubalten fucbte, ftiir5te NIT iol4er 8e=
bemen8 gu 8oben, baB ie cine @erGebung
bes Hiidgrntes bobDntrug. SbpObl tie Bel
ben err ten 9ottoren in iu6relunger 8e>
banblung mar, fonnte ibr bo9 ni6t gez
6oGfen nerben, unb i'm Noosmber 1924
Gegte fe ii6, enbgiltig fir unbetlbur err
fldrt, 3u 8ett, UNI bteies pdhrenb bes LAM
gen 3eitraumes bon fait rs Sabren nt6t
ouf einen ~etn3igen Sag mebr gu berfaiien.
MiB 8isgs fonnte bis Dor tpenigen Mo=
naten, Dbne cine 8rille gu benuBen, bic
fteinite S9rtFt leIen; I'm lift briaantes
@sbG4tniB bdtte ie mandes iunse Menz
i9entinh benetben t0nnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

mann gu g6ren elm 8anfett. Selbf ipenn
man bon ALIEN @ertb unb alien @rfolgen
ubiie6t, ldBt es ii8 begreifen, ME oieier
Marn Spmpat6ien i'm Sturm %sepinnt.
Seine Sdli9tbeit unh ginfa4beit inb
me9r, als mas man NIT elmer banalen
Wenhung ngeninnenb" nennt.
4 X r.
Die 6. g.. &uniter3gieBerei in 8ien,
8iltule Der 8ernborfsr MetalInaarenfabrit
4rt6ur &rupp, 9at I'M porigen
Sabre cine Gonfurren3 ausgefdrieben, melAe
ben 3ned bate, ~geeisnete Mobele fir cine
miirbige 8ertretung Der Dfterrei4iiAen
9ron3ezS%nbuirte auf Der Pdrifcr @eltz
ausfteaung i'm Sabre 1900 gu er6altsn.
Sic pibmete fir biefen S3ped ben 9etrag
bon $500 Fl. DIS Motib purbe r9as
f9pinbenbe unb fommenbe S~abr6unDert"
feitgefebt. DIS Suroren fun9irten Die Ser
rem Profefor 3umbu6, Der Sirefz
tor Der @raoeur=Qtabemie, Mnton 59drf
unb 9err @rt9ur &rupp. Die Surp
6at nun Derlie9en: Den eriten BrslS !9errn
Sp6annes Ras5ta in Wiel., ben 3peiz
ten preis 600 H. 9errn Strip NoIber
in pfor36eim, ben brttten 9reis 400 H.
ben 9erren 6. p9t1ipp unb s. Stm>
brid in Mien.
Nuf bas lebte S9neegeit06er folgte
4usbeiterung, unb felt einigen Sugen 4afen
mir abermals has berrIi9ite Wetter nit
blauem 9imtnel u1b II @rab Wdrme in
Der Some. Qm 20. Sanuar 3at meir
Steiner einen 1l1fttg i'm @arten bugirenbeR
Grbmol6 gebrd6t, unb auf meinem S6reib<
tif9e h%efinben ii6 neben Primefn, S9nees
glod9en, 2eberblumen uno 6uflatti9bliz
them audi bic piplettrot6en 8fit9enrispen
bes Seibel6aites, bic betannten 8dlm3neigz
lein Der Meiben nit ben ftl6ergrausn
9ammtpfDt9en unD 9afelnuB5reige nit
firgerlangen, na9eau itdu6enben &dB6en.
SIM 9arten 1te9en bic !9pacintben aus Dem
8oben, unb iapani56e Quite lit boQ Der
rot5en 8lit6enfnospen. Der iaufenbe
Winter, inie INNER er ft9 nod 8eitulten
mag, bleibt Elm benfmiiroiger bes Ja9r6unz
berts unh tptrb iogar ben borid6rigen, ber
au3 Elm fdltez unb f6neelOier !par, ii6erz
6ieten. Sd babe biele milbe Wtafer erlett,
aber einen Winter, in pel9em bag @isge>
perbe 70 bdnieoerliegt unb bic Begeiation
i9on UNI bieie 3ett nit elmer Gerfri6un9
bon ettpa feds Wo9en arbeitet, bisber nof
nt9t. Man brau4t tein GROCER Metter>
prophet gu fein, nm boraus1agen gu t0nz
men, baB biefes fabli9e Wetter nibt anbul>
ten fann unb no9 SAnee unb Suite fomz
men miifen. Sic BADEN aber ni6ts me6r
81 bebeuten! Mu9 in ben 6artnGdt91ten
Wintern 1T Die 9errf6uft Der erceI7iben
Rdlte I'm bic Ntitte bes 5ebrrur gebro9en,
unb in Der Hegel peiB bic Come {9on in
Der lebten Sanuarno9e S9meiBtrppfen 3u
erprefen. 9eute iber bier Mo9en IoQen bic
5eloler4en t%iriliren, unn es ndre Elm DIN
li9er Musna6msfaq, ME i'm Der 6eurige
Wirter bilbet, tpenn tie es ri6t tbGten.
8orldufig iinb eft Die 6drteiten @ertreter
Der @tri9z uno 3ugbogelpelt, Die ard3en
unb &rammetsp0gel, MiftelOrohelu, 8ernz
betber II. T. IN. auf benz Riidarge bsgrifz
fen. Nuh bic Stare oiirften feum mebr
large auf ii6 tparten laffen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
ttt9

Gnt3inouno Der innersn Orgune ODER Der S9leimz
bduFe, na0Oem man i6 Der %falten, feu8tsn Suit ETC.
~ausgeiest bat, berliere man feline 3eit, %ionDern lege
eine1 nit &abnap's 9teaop &elief beteubteten 6laz
nsa=2appen af Die crtrantte oOer ent3inbets Steaf,
ipobur6 III beinabe iebem Sale our3 Die Gdbigtett
beHelbcn sur &ei3=Mureaune unO Durb Iusgletdung
Der Girtulation III benz betreffeuoen 3beile bic @ntz
%siinSuua b~sieitigt unb Der 9atisnt gebeilt tpiro. 9eegen
l~Usiterer &elebrung iiebe unicre UNI bic Glai3e g4
tpidrlten Gebrau6s= &ntpeiiungeH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

namentli9en N6itimmungen fortbauern lai=
fen unb auf Observation-Disclosures Meos
bod nod ben @eriu9 maiden noue, pb
oieGei6t cine leberbridung Der Ge9sn!ase
mDglt4 lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
BELT 1ttto perbtmSert
Crkaltmmeett, 0mfem,
1t,1&nNe1 Aala, 9nnttemta,

Gntsanbuns Der 0ieren, Gnt3inbuug Der @luie, llus
tsrleibs : @ntaitubune, Sriien=Ini6peIung, 9ungenz
leiDsn, Sbperatbmi9feit, Group, Sipbtberie, &atarrb,
Sdiittelfroft, taltes 6ieber.
Sic @ernenDune BON gteoOp 9Relief an Der STEELE
ODER Steaen, no Der S0mer3 ooer pas 2ei0en ieinen
sig bat, ipiro Grlei6tert1ng uno g8oblbefinoen gepGbz
rem. Qpeun bon Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
@eb 4tno S@Merscn-

@esen Ropfi6merseu (ob Miordne ober nerb6ie aopfz
i6mer3en en-, 3~abni6mer5en, Neural9ie, &beumatisntus,
&iftipe6, S6mersen unO S6ipd6e i'm 8iiden, 9tHdz
graf ooer Rieren, S6mer3en um Die Sober berrnr,
Seiteniteoben, @ni6ipelung Der @lieoer unD S6mer5en
aaer Nrt miro pie Mnipenoung Don &aDtpaDs &eaOp
9telief unmittelbore Grlei6terung ~eeipdbren unb ourd1
fort9eiebten @ebrau3 in nenigen Sagen cine bausrnos
Soeiluua ersielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15
@rne f6merslo1e ssa6tim 8 81 onaten+

sd erbielt @eaoD &eltef am Sreitag, ben II. b.
Monats, bur6 Ga8tsGrpreb; i'd b%eriuanote. bafelbc
um 9 llbr uno bate barna6 cine i6mer5loie Nabt,
sum crten Male ieit Oret MOnaten. am Samtag UNI
Sonntao Morgen unb Abenog peripailote tb Geaop Ge=
lief abernulg nit ~oemielben &eiultat. S1 bate einen
ge6roGenen arm unO ~an5gelebte ODER %oerrenfte S6ulz
fer. uelfe BON Or. Boom in S6enebus tpieoer in GrDz
nunq oe6rat6t %lpurOen; bod blieben %Oieielbet i9mer1z
halt Bis i'd Sbr @eilmittel gebraubte. SD baufe
Sbnsn fir Sbre @ufmertiamfett."
M9tunesboat
@. @. 9sfe,
MarDlano, StiegOsGo., N.s0. a
IA. Nobember 1893.
q abpaD'g &eabp &ttttf aud ina
nerlt6 berpenoet Gin baIber bis elm
oonser Sbeel0ffel pol in eincm balben @las Moier
miro in nenigeu Minuten Grdupfe, Spagmg, Som
bremen, ~1lebelteit, Grbre6en, @ersbrennen, Wiqrdne,
9ur6faG, &olit, 9ldbungen unO ale tnner(i6en
S6mer3en betler.
Mtalaria in isinsn beri6isOensn Sormsn qebeilt unp
D%erbinOert.
IS aisbt tsin @%silntittet in Der gsslt, Del6es Sisbsr
R 8i1ten 10 raid bsilen miro, ais
Ranmay'a Reahy Belief.
grsis SOC pro SIai&s. gsrsaHft Don alien asutbss
fern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-02-15

Die aooGogti4e Wthenf6aft bat bura ben
am 18. Sanuar erfOlgten Sob oes 9ofrat6e5
prpfefors Or. Carl Jrieori4 Claus
einen ibrer berporra9enbften 8ertreter in
Oefterrei9 berloren. 9ofratb Profelor
Claus, Der aud pirtlides Mitsleio Der
Nfubemie Der Mtfenf6aften mar, TT na4
fursem 2eiben in feiner 8obnung, SObling,
prin3 @ugengufle go, Is, geItorbsn, nnr
tpenige Sabre, na@bem er benz dfobemii9en
2ebramt entIagt. 9ofratb CLAUS mar ali
2. Sanuar 1885 gu 9e1en@Gafel %eeboren,
ftuoirte 5uerit Meoicin, Matbematit nno
Observation-Disclosures an beruniperiitdt aRarz
burg 1854 Bis 1866, Johann 3oologie in
gieBen Q856 bis 1859, nuroe 1857 al
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
CHRISTMAS AT ABERDEEN.
Great Preparations Made for CeIe-
brnting the Day.

DFuun8 the D4ys
Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer.
ABERDEEN Dec. 23.-The holiday fes-
tivites of this city bid fair to be far more
numerous and carried out on a much
grander scale this time than any previous
year in the city's history. The local mer-
chants have all carried much larger and
fancier stocks of holiday goods this year.
and all report their trade as being very
heavy.
All the different churches of the city
have been working for weeks past to pre-
pare appropriate programmes and arrange
Christmas trees for the Sunday school
children, and everyone Is lending an effort
to make each one a success.
The pupils of st. Roses academy have
decided to celebrate Christmas by putting
on play at the Acme opera house, en-
titled "Ernscliff Hail." a two-act drama,
also an interesting programme Of vocal and
instrumental music has been arranged.
Aberdeen has good cause to celebrate
before has business been so prosperous ami
prospects so bright. The mills are ell
running full time. everybody Is working
and everything leads UP to bright future.
The city schools closed Friday for the
usual two weeks vacation during the holi-
days The pupils Of the different rooms
presented their teachers with presents be-
fore school was dismissed.
The city Is full of people who have come
in to spend the holidays and the hotels
are overcrowded.
The band plays on the street every even
ing when the weather permits and every
thing has taken on metropolitan airs for
the holidays
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
INSURANCE. MEN wRAN0LE.


VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec. 2s.--Rate put
ting among the fire insurance agents has
caused much III feeling among Vancouver
underwriters. eliminating In police court
prosecution. During the last ten years the
local insurance agents have maintained a
board Of control with provincial jurisdic-
tion, Its. objects being the adoption and the
maintenance OF uniform rates and the adj
justing OF any matters requiring surveil-
lance, either In Vancouver or In any OF the
interior towns. F; J. Holland & Co, have
recently brought In a new Toronto tnsur-
ance company, not In the insurance union.
and the new company. the Equity Of Tor
onto. began cutting rates.
The loss OF much OF the Chinese business
Of Vancouver caused much. perturbation
among the compact companies. the result
being that Secretary Hobson, OF the in
surance compact. brought proceedings In
the police court against Holland q Co..
charging that Arm with doing business IL
legally. In not having. for the Toronto
company In question, charter emitting 1t
to write policies In British Columbia. The
hearing OF the case was postponed until
next Tuesday to enable the Insurance union
to obtain proof of the alleged illegally
OF the tabooed equity companys opportun-
Try.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
PIERCE COUNTY ATTORNEY.
No Successor to walker Has been
Appointed.

Special Dispatch to the Post Intelligencer;
been taken by the board of county conn
missioners in appointing a county attor-
ney to succeed George H. Walker. whose
resignation takes effect on January l. Mr..
Walker will engage in law practice in
Seattle. to which city he has already made
all arrangements to move.
Fremont Campbell. former Judge Of the
superior court, and at present chairman OF
the Republican county central committee.
has been generally credited with having
the disposal OF the office, but one of the
county commissioners said today that on
account of the suit of John d. Ions
against the county over the contract for
the building of the court house, which
suit is still pending, one Of the assistant
NOTED to the position and an additional
assistant attorney appointed: John A.
Shackieford and John J.. McMurray are
the present assistants. one Of whom will
probably be advanced. 1t Is probable Mr..
Walker will be retained specially by the
county II any further proceedings are
taken in the Long case.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
Perhaps Your Trouble
Is Chronic
Kidney Disease.
Often Difficult to Determine And likely 10
Deceive the Best Physicians.
4 is always best to b. on the safe side.

It is always best to BE- on the safe side.
There are many different ways in
which kidney trouble will show itself.
Some of its most common. symptoms
Some Of them are other Diseases but
being brought about by kidney derange-
nent, the only way to cure them Ii to
first get rid Of the kidney trouble
kidney arrangement ara q sense Of gem
erai lassitude and indisposition. weakness,
sickness and depression.
Headache backache and pains In the
sna mos ycna
restlessness. sleeplcssness, are also indi-
cations Of diseased kidney poison In the
blood.
Swamp-Root. the great kidney remedy. !.
When any Of the symptoms described
above show that your Kidneys are sick
and your, system needs bracing, Swamp
the most chronic and complicated cases.
Swamp-Root is used In the leading hos
pitfalls; recommended BY skillful physi-
clans in their private practices. and Is
kidney ailments, because they recognise
In 1t the greatest and most successful
remedy for kidney and bladder troubles,
To prove what Swamp Root Will do for
sSs sssds Who Of win the send ss s.
name and address to pr. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. T.. viii be sent imme-
diately, free by mall. sample bottle Of
swamp, Root and q book containing some
monial letters received from suffereis
cured. Be sure and mention reading this
generous offer in the Seattle Sunday POST
The regular ffty-cent and one-dollar
size bottles Of Swamp Root are for sale at
all drug stores
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
~ Career Of ''Jack" Dalton
"a Prof. Willoughby.
s'Sros.s oA'lkAT ENEMIES
i ~. ma several Marrow Escapes
~ ~ indians Hold Him In
..tstious Fear - Fur Trade
20 Ne sticks-Both Men Have
q, vuceessfui in the Search for
anecdotes in Lives of Each

naRRE are two names inseparable
5Iom Alaskan history ana progress
siHcA the Russian flag was hauled
X 7ovn and Old Glory broke out to
~ breexe In 1867 at Htka- First
S. Yohn Dalton, better known as
(. ujoneer and scout and companion
EKvsfka. and next stands Richard
~hhy. romancer and poet. Both
T -S1iyed in Seattle recently. Mr..
S3e. - purchased handsome resi-
/ S23Y m q, Queen Anne Hill, overlooking
Sz ~ ana in the future Mr.. and Mrs.
ma their little son expect to spend
rinters here and the summer at
~ aosafortable home or lodge at Pyra-
/X93rbor. At the harbor the Daltons
S1 Two residences. One Is at Chilkat
80 ~ other over on the other side.
S7Is ne big salmon cannery is located
Nv. vheru also the Dalton Trail company
fiN&isrge warehouse filled with merchen-
/ - and other supplies. Next year they
SA to entirely rebuild and enlarge
- Deettls home.
- patton Il one Of the best tillicuns
r 3hska Indian has. He treats them
fl1y. gives them work and pays them
r. Dnrine the last two years the Dali
~ ian Company has had great deal Of
| f13r 10 BE- performed, and much of 1t was
1x " the Chilkats. Notwithstanding
| ~ however, he incurred the hostility OF
~ E8iIkats years ago. The Indians have
~ Quite forgotten him for taking a
- prodtable trade away from them,
| i2i,tn undercurrent Of resentment exists
= IA day Were It not for the soldiers
k6nSway, Sitka and Wrangel. and the
M number Of palefaces scattered over
| fc6a6astern Alaska, Jack Dalton might
'1e eating dried salmon and roaming
nSsEysian fields of the happy hunting
A3a31o But the Chilkats, who are a
1ifuart and courageous race. know very
vCEthat II they harmed Dalton terrible
tainAment would be melted out to them.
| CAllkat. 1t will be remembered, shot at
| ~ Dalton from ambush in the brush,
scGl year ago, an account of the occu-
| ~ OF some land which tho Indian
dfned he owned. The distance was only
| abctt dxty yards. and Jack Dalton has
~ wondering ever since how It IL that
~ alive
I4HE shot was fired from behind him
/ send the bullet put holes in his coat
under the armpit. Telegraphic dis
patches to the acknowledgement from
/ = Tfansvaal the other day described a
~ sharpshooter, well-dressed In typical
/ pU6A costume, with polished boots, cigar
nheuth. walking coolly among the ant
t1n picking on British officers with the
r Il neld glass. Some equally marvel
- aaries arc told in Alaska OF Jack Dali
VI. qesksmanshfp. II they were told
R&3&fss fvhgfn 4 rtx,ev 4nak .r,nlto,, - 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
new Postal Division.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Dec. 2a---A new
postal division In British Columbia will
be formed on january !. 1t VIII be called
the Vancouver postal division, including
the electoral districts. Of Burrard. New
Westminster, Yale and Carboo. Hitherto
administered from a Victoria bureau
known as the British Columbia division.
which will herafter be known as the VIC
toria division and will comprise only the
territory Of Vancouver island. The VAN
couver division, comprising all the terri
tory on the mainland of British Columbia,
with be in charge OF W. II. Dorman, as In
spector
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Effee sDe Christmas Display
Dainty Cups, Pretty Clocks. Chop
Dishes. Ornaments. Vases, Sh1er Ware.
Lamps.
CONE JUST 70 LOOK
Great American importing Tea Go.
800 Pike Street .........SEATTLE
500 Second Avenue. SEATTLE
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Tor them to this day. Only one Stick In
dian among all the tribes of the interior
10 tolerated over the pass. and that Is be-
cause he took Chilkat maiden to be his
squaw The Chilkats were thus enabled
to buy the rich furs of the interior at
practically their own price, and then sold
them to the white fur traders at an i'm
mense profit.
When Jack Dalton went into the coun-
try he established -aiton trading post on
the banks of the Alsec river, over on the
far side Of the pass. He gave better
prices for furs and the Sticks took their
skins to him. Dalton secured the fur trade
and the century-old monopoly of the
crafty Chilkats was ruined. Thus it was
that Jack Dalton incurred the hostility OF
the Chilkats. Dalton post on the Asec Is
still maintained. 1t is favor.te camping
place for Klondikers on the Dalton over
land trail to Five Finger rapids or Fort
Selkirk. Dalton has another post near
the Canadian army post, ON the Klahena
river, about forty-five miles up the trail
from Pyramid harbor. More than $4,000
has been spent on the Dalton trail to the
Porcupine placer digsings The Chilkoot
Is very rich mineral country. Copper
lodges have been discovered there this
year and located, and hundred miles or
more beyond Dalton post On the Alsec, up
toward the White river, placer copper has
been found in chunks varying in size and
shape from an overcoat button to a pret-
eel
A FTER many years Of pioneering
~ Jack Dalton Is about to reap his re-
ward. The deeper the shaft the
richer the gravel Is now the rule at
Porcupine. Jack Dalton and associates
own No. above discovery on Porcupine
and they recently purchased discovery of
s. w. Mix, Ed Fenley and others for a
good round sum. Mr.. Fenley is now In
the city. Mr.. Mix remained here a few
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Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, Dec. 2s--william Smith, Of
Sumner, aged so, was arrested by the po-
lice this evening and held for Federal Of
ficers on the charge Of counterfeiting mon
ey. II is alleged that he raised a one-dol-
lar bill to $50 recently. endeavoring to pass
the bill on a woman. She detected the
forgery and notified the police.
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THE SEATTLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

and until late tonight. ChriStn1as business
In all lines has been heavier than for any
year since 1872 A recent summary shows
that nearly COCO men are now regularly en-
ployed on Tacoma pay rolls, which ac-
counts IN no small degree Tor this Yule-
tide prosperity.
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sends Christmns Greetings

VICTORIA. b. c.. Dec. es.-Premier
Semlin this morning dispatched the fol-
lowing cablegram to Capt. Blanchard,
senior officer with the British Columbia
section of the Canadian contingent now at
Belmont: british Columbia sends Xmas
greetings to her soldiers in South Africa.
Charles Semlin premier"
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Shipping Roslyn Coal.

Special Dispatch to the Post Intellgeneer
TACOMA, Dec. 23.--Water shipments of
Roslyn coal from Tacoma have increased
very rapidly during the past few months.
goes q month to Honolulu and the steam.
ship Progreso f. carrying Roslyn coal
regularly between this port and San Fran
cisco,