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have heer called faS tn consideration anc
pr1mcsscn Of the sTzExyAcffsc fn< OF Ains.
lean steamers 70 b. Operated ~ the No1sn
America MAI Steamship Company. y OUT
Eencer. There 10 said 20 Be reason for e
E-yfnE that the company does 40. ccnsena-
Plate the running OF steamers - san Fan
cisco, bcr will - the exclusive transpacSnc
connection OF TIE Northern Paci1c Fail-
way. This scope would naturally mean
tie operation OF American steamers OF Ias
present route 70 Yokohama ard Hong
kong. with a probable extension os the
route % Maria. and The placing q one
o. more steamers on the hle TO Honolulu
Il i airnose iWEseballe tA7t ihe company
viii have sts Hanxkong stearsers stop al
George Dodwell was requested 10 run his
steamers via Honolulu while here over tEo
years ago He stated then clearly and EN-
ph1sscaxiy SO. company could not al
Ford 10 stop at Honolulu, since : would
mean a delay % several days 10 goods in
ether Eastern csntsys- Satpae-s we?e very
anxious be said. TO get goods INTO New
York Just as cua~kly as possible from
H0ngkong. Shanghai and Yokohama His
compzuy's success Was due 10 the fact that
IL had sraugazated and maintained a direct
and this REGARD il Intended 90 maintain. In
view Of these statements IL IL considered
mere than probable that a separate Inc
vii be started 10 Honolulu when the COM
pany enters faat fed.
Congress u now considering bin 70 sub
sifize American mail steamers. II L passes
there 10 every reason 20 k<ileye that the
Tacoma, Victoria and Olympia Will be I'M
mecisteiy placed under It's provisions.
George DoGweli VIII return to London from
New York 10 lock after the companys In
terests there. including the charterlDg and
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dent epaid wSkAao&1 informative ~ fEzs
character AZ kse Sse4xsxre- and snzs zzzc5
enarst frequently RAD be~z szsAcwsd IN
essss sa wh5eA the prssl1srss deemed il IN
ssserExfsorza. esnnsx sczttouA. when 10 DO 20
might pre51d4se re coant-yss nex< inter
es<s and promote the VERY evils w2zeh Il
Eas scsswsr 70 axse.1orate- TIE pam was
zsso made tina. ths pyesE4ene might sssl
rsfE-e free 10 communicate rssn sSe sss1-
sic e he scsssc be SIRE IT privacy IN doing
ss. No 9rse prof sssG 10 eE@ak by ausnsr-
~. ard al tie SKATERS who Es5s hezrs
III EsxpF.y-f ~ IN. presidents course sI-
pressed corsaAsxaes thai the presidents ae-
skog. whatever < might be. would be s9F
TIE test interests Of The pubilc-
Replying 80 this latter point. Hear said
that 20 orse coz1sc excel Aln In admiration
CT the personal qualities % the president
or in confidence &c BIS patriotism Al the
sasss~ ssrse. rs coutsnde6 for nis original
PROPAGATION that the senate Was entitled
10 ffe presidents full confidence "a pass
aFEce az the acquisition OF territory thou
sands 81 miles from our OWE shores. and
with millions Of people totally unlike our
population. He thought there must BE
some reason for putting the Philippines
on = footing 20 different from the foot
tssg oB which f.E1a had beeE placed Ia
the treaty.
The Opinion Is generally expressed tnat
the tine allowed for Debating the treaty
81 executive session VIII MOI 3s by a7y
means consumed, az very few seua.o
on either side desire 20 make speeches be-
hind closed doors
The friends Of the treaty profess In
fsers IT. some talk 81 adopting d negative
resolution 10 this effect that the treaty
does net bird the United States TO the
adoption OF . colonial policy.
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Special Dispatch TO the Poss-Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON Jan .6>-The sfory OF
tie foreign commerce % ISIS = now COM
pisss. It's exports are Nie largest n our
aistory. its exports the smallest since lSS.
although the consuming population IS now
. Per cent greater tnan at THAI time.
And as Il 10 emphasize the great work
Of this greatest year, the month OF De-
cemher made for Itself the highest record
Of exports ever made by any month in cur
history The total exports Of December
were Nss.- as, aid OF The fuil calendar
year $l2si SIS Iss. only two earlier caien-
dar years crossed the o.lasor-do.iar Ene
snat Of lss. having been Sl.Gss. 20. e45 and
1885, S6o,SST.ef. The largest record Of
any month prior 10 that just ended was
tha. .. November, 1855. which was si2s.-
80. eiA while only sixteen months In our
history ever crossed the one hundred mil
sion-dosiar line in exports. Three months
Of the calendar year 1851 and three months
OF the calendar year 1856 showed exports
n excess of $Iea4e. co. four months IN
1887, while six OF the twelve months Of
ISIS showed exports OF more than sioo,o :
90 each, and the full year averaged more
than sles.oos.oe for its entire twelve
months.
The imports Of the year are az notable
as the exports. but for reverse reasons.
being the smallest since iss5, although the
consuming population IS, as above indi-
Gated. % per cent. greater than at that
time They amount 70 only $50. 90. ga.
shows an increase Of more than s150. 90. 600
IN exports and a decrease OF more than
si00.o in imports. giving by far the
largest excess Of exports ever known in
our commerce.
The total excess OF exports OF merchan-
disc IL Sci go So. against $3sl 0so. sli in 1886,
which was the highest record prior to IssS.
The largest exports in our history.
coupled with the unusually small imports,
were naturally accompanied by the iarg-
est ne; smportations of gold. The total
gold tmportations Ter the year We're $I5s.-
CPS. 2s2. and the total gold exDortations $i6,
lsi. a54 making the excess Of imports OF
gold for the year fi4I, Sal. 2ss The largest
gold importation OF any preceding year
was that OF 1886. when IL amounted 10 but
Nes. I'll ,25s and when the excess Of imports
over exports was only SO, "A. 36s while only
two years in the decade. 1895 and 1sas. show
any excess Of imports OF gold. The total
imports OF silver, most Of which comes IN
with lead ore. were during the year So
0as, ia sum larger than that OF any
earlier years save 1886 and 1897. while the
exports. stated In bullion value except
coins OF the United States exported were
SIS, IA la4. a sum larger than that OF any
preceding year except fS96, 1895 and 1887.
The following table shows the imports
and exports of merchandise In the calendar
years from ISIS to 1855. the excess of i'm
ports or exports in each year being also
Indicated:
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10 EVIDENCE Of BRIBERY.
MONTANA GRAND JURY EXONE1-
ATEs MILLIONAIRE CLARK.
WAftesfAe, the self-CsDfesseA bribe-
Taker, II Dsser~Atsea ~ the Evil
Aesee. and II Caaeatea - senator
-Hutte Candidate Has 20 Votes.

HELENA Jan Vaccinations came
thick and fast To-Day IL the Montana leg
MATURE Before the legislature met IN
joint sezsso@s To vote for United States SEN
atsr. the grand jury reported that IL had
heard no sviSsnes On which 70 return III
esctmen.a Fer two weeks tue grand jury
had BEEN faithfully investigating The
charge II brzaery made bg State Senator
Es4aitessde. ss FTathea9 county. when he
Dramatically turned over to q joint com
rnsttee thirty s,0a baIiA swearing TO
high heaven they had beea given hsru ard
THREE other By agents OF W. A. Clark. d
Butte, 70 influence their votes n his favor
for TIE Federal senate Whsfegs4ie repeat
ed his story 10 the grand jury ard thirty
three OTTER witnesses were examined on all
phases OF the matter. One OF Wnisessde's
alleged co-parfners in the yose-sellsng bust
ness repadiateG him holly. and discredised
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WRECK At WELLINGTON.
Great Northern "FIyer" Crashes
Through switch.

The Great Northern train No. T. which
left Seattle Wednesday afternoon In charge
of Conductor Williams. ran through
switch on the switchhack about 1870
o'clock "Wednesday night completely de-
railing the engine, No. 80. and the bag
gage car.
Engineer Mclean and the fireman had
close call, az the heavy engine turned
over on it's side. Fortunately. however. II
secured Judgment and did not roll down
the steep mountain side.
After several hours hard work a wreck
ing crew succeeded in getting the baggage
car on the track. after which the rest Of
the train was sawed In one car at n time
and the train started after delay OF five
hours and forty-fiv~ minutes.
This was presumably the cause OF tho
delay of the west.bound Flyer" which
arrived here at 1880 O'Clock this morning
whereas for the last few nights it has been
running into Seattle strictly on time.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

r r. Hunter. teacher IN the Adams
school. 12 miles northeast OF Albany, Mo.
has been fatally stabbed by Il i3-year-olA
pupil named Charles Ayers. whom he was
whipping. The boy Is In fail.
The Oklahoma territorial statehood con-
vention has resolved for constitutional
convention In June and a state election In
October on proposition 20 go 10 congress
and demand admission in December
The fight Of Indiana women In behalf Of
the proposed constitutional amerdrnenf
granting equal suffrage has been begun in
earnest In the legislature. About 60 neti-
tons from all parts OF the state have been
presented. tho signatures aggregating near
" IS O0e
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SUNDAY CLOSING ORDNANCE. |
C~ntraifa VIII Put In Force Its
Newly Declared roiicy.

SPECIAL r,;spatch TO the Post IsteliBgencer.
CENTBstIA, Jan. u, Or Tuesday night
tAe matter es SUNDAY closing was bfsuehg
up In the city council Ths ne~ council
nien wrat grta asrice pledged "a che clos
fax 0f al business houses an Sunday with
the exception ~ drug stores eating houses
livery stables and undertaking establish
navnts rpon incsssf lgastou Il was iisc0v~
srrss that they had upon their hooks 70
7rt}uanc~ authorizing them 20 close bust
ness h0eses as aforesaid fpnn mctinn
she city attorney ems instructed - pre-
rare "a ordinance covering thr ground IT,
sired There hsi feen = Sunday chasing
ordinance hut r was Frpfalei IN fSs2-
Ths acttaR tsv tee rNUTeFA = very graf
lfytnr ~ sire SUNDAY e3naeyS uha ha8 be
sH~ IL thlnk tast thess res project would
share th~ fate of SIS predecessors an1 be
forgotten.
r. g.as8varn was esecsetf palges 3,.s-
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IN THE SECRET SESSION.
fstf.re Of the frestdeat 10 send sn
All the noewmenss q. abe
Eataf 81 prhste

" AStfrNtsTss% 1zn = T0tsyfs exec
essNe sseaeBH - tae ssaAts Sas essses stzs,
Far 20 %eaB ges sssss&; gsia sqs-sss egssx 81
pa 2-s'ses7sSs.7 @a5 Res Isl ss.s sfAsa 4ise-
fsrtfFasnt sssarltss uss.s'g .a- tasg.s eza,fer=
esses.
ts,sguaAa rst~s8 gns f@sset az saes. ss ssr
asHsrs @SFe ctesess, sz&t saes stesst& Aave
beer sssf ~ stygraf 5aSx stress atsA al.
tft3se1i 'sx s4n#tr 81 ssss2N s9F& sSsa fne
fssj5F@ Il shA FfsassssEs Is HewFassst ~ tas
senate s4a8ssS Fg# gss agsgaksssza.
Ea0 at{srA 81 aa@ Mar ass ae9lasey So
se,|@@e@j rs sssssasf ssssee sge@ es Ne4s srqst
tires. ks5t sitxf NeFa FSisssa te - Ss~ssss9f
aaa a"stt Esss tse srsss logs rsssSeays3 IL a
saats ARG tszsS. tse egspss@sEfs ~ he sYszsy
sessat sap5s,w sS&t t@e SsstA h. 49, sss sssk as
s pa q tae sfw&ss assSsax EaaS1T 50 a.
Sse sse'ss bearing ugzsa sac Essr Asaf sAs
s*s7eftsFa * tI.a &zsessTssEt p 19sms tAAE
tas EssszssserE 4sQAs WShhasS ans ksks<ss
\ ittesE - SAB f}'t sgts-llsF IA - 4sszegsss "a
tae saneFAl wa4gAzS - ss9a Ss>sA sgzsss@As
- 81 sx.~s-4@2-a - AAAG SA~& s-sA sHzsse
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TIN PLATE INCORPORATION
Three More Bfg Companies Organ.
ixed In New Jersey

TRENTON. y. j., Jan. 2s.-Ariicies of
Incorporation We're filed today for three
allied concerns. the National Tin Plate
Company, the United States Tin Plate
Company and the National Tin Plate and
Stamped Ware Company. The two for
uer have an authorized capital stock OF
$12ses each. and the latter an authorized
capital of $50. 100. The companies are
Incorporated to manufacture and deal fu
tin. black plate and steel plate, and the
10 manufacture steel and iron
TIE companies are understood 10 be in
opvos. ton 70 the National Smeiter and
Stamping Company, incorporated on SAT-
uraay last with an authorized capital of
Ssj go 600
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LOOKING roa M.ur. CONTRACTS.
Hagh Wallace tsoe> Fast so Goa.nfs
with G~arge rodw~tf

Special TsspAseh TO tbs Eaast -ftssegi sascsg.
TACOMA Jar. s&-Hsga - Wallace
president & tsse Washington &na AgaSsA
assFlp tasagNtnv aHft tAss evening FER
ss@ East II "a @8<ss Tx1eos ssss: ~ xtft 20
55fesss - NTw YORK - U}eNs George x4csss.
@sa ssaS9y member af 80 fsrsn - = s,Rs e.
i 10 aA5gz aS4yaSeS tSr %s-s@erA psatss
sea pasrS - Asa Mr. eszweEs has a@s~-1
spending %nrsss 1frae n 1sSnder white "a
h9osAey. Fred fss8si ~ eli n&s sgsa&s his haaas-
quarters Ea TAc@gs2 as Esaa4g&x - re
HsIs fa--fc cS8Es aEs1rSes. L IS ssssf@r-
s.&zaSs saas sseesse EA0s~ea has sea s.ase a.
50 e<ews - 5Ns1e AsEes~ ssx <1es. Iarn, asf
es7s Aseessss9s@H s8r* fes Ag1A NJ W2Esaog
ana E.zf3 ffaaNasI ~ Tseet Hsm 81 Ma
Yak. f'sess bod ssfs Tor sags csgy ssv-
egzt DAYS AK
- rase.Azx = Nsx York y tASsy<A To
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NEW TRAN .r ruE posnw .L,urs
4 Roatr witch Open Tn a rtctur-
e.aue Perfias OF the atympte..

Special fsEspatch "a ere POSI- ntelitge ucsr-
UBfNNE< Wash Jan. al Is usssieT-
essas Aeve that stai IA - be constructed
hv acne seattle Dc1 30 %&Ts ~ ghF
egf nf n.s lxAt'6a. nsnr nst.es FROM sf8e-
water AZ tff5nnsr 20 tae hNAEweters ~
fh.s fsesesa-s fsfps river q distance 90 sorae
fwensY nsa7rs The trail - ~ ffs rMt
ssarsueh ;ae ssFana eanv3a. 81 fes ha - ~
Naan4 Constance o0 tlFr norta aide ss
slss- ssvrr ArH rs take 3 Ag~a level az tte
forks four " les d.ataEt afBs{ srasrd aa
saa rut ths numerous peaks. kesninE 81
fsse grass snezax - Er-# p NrS5.tes - he
Rfytae 4 s-ssaW Aatei "a ~ fses Ats.s seq
ere 6fv.se 20 entertain travellers 90 tnagYst4
Esgs as E9Ys
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furnishing Of the four steamers reported 10
have been engaged for the Tacoma Hong
kong line. II 70 understood that one OF the
chartered steamers viii be the former
Guion liner Alaska. a sister ship 20 the
Arizona, which Was sold 10 the government
last July.
The North American Mail Steamship
Company WAS incar parated early in De-
eemher with a capital stock OF $4,000 To
1t is being gradually transferred the BUSH
ness Of the Northern Pacific Steamship
Company.
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slate CREEK DISTRICT.
Development Work Pro&resainE ON
Several Important properties.

Special Dispatch to the Pos1-Inteiligencer.
SEDRO-wOoLLEY Jan. 2s--Wcrd has
been received by A. T. Barrett. the we'll
known mining man, from the Slate Creek
mining district that development work is
being pushed on many claims with excel
lent showings on several OF them. On the
Mammoth the shaft is down ffty feet with
Ave feet of ore in sight while the lower
crnsscut has reached the Lodges. A mil
will be builton the property In the spring,
The lower tunnel on the Mountain Goat
ie now in about 100 feet. The Slate Creek
district is one OF the richest districts of the
Skagit river mining region
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LINCOLN. Neh- Jsa e The lower
hasaSe % tne legislature went on recoss. So
day as epEssSed 20 he seating af r. f. Rob
agis euHgressfUg a-elect from Utah The
fesa at3em was adopted unanimous -.
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MApgATfs. Eng. jar Ai-'Tha British
ship Uawks3s'e. capt Steele from Ham
burg for Melbourne. went ashore on Long
Sand fd3sy. Tn. Margate Igebcat saved
seven OF her crew and the ciacton-on-c=a
Bfehoat saved seventeen more Three %
Those who were on board the HawkSdaie
including the pilot were drowned by the
capsixing u one Of .he ships boats
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Special Dispatch 10 the Post-Tntelligeneer.
TACOMA, Jan. 2s.--The city council to-
night again considered the ordinance grant
ing the Baker company q Franchise 10 bring
In and distribute electric power from Sno-
q1almie falls. An important factor In IA
vor Of the ordinance liz the cornpanyfs state
ment t}sat the price charged In Tacoma viii
BOT be greater than the rates charged in
Seattle.
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shot III. Rival and Himself.

SHAWNEE. q. Jan. ~ Wesley Lyons
aged y years. o. Somerset. -. shot and
dangerously wounded Thomas Roberts
bis rival sor the hand 90 Mary Davis ard
tasn ktlIed Ainsslf
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MAIDEN Mrs. Jan fl house nc-
cupstt ~ Arthur iiefsSon ard family was
destroyed by IRE tnas morning. II Is be-
Aevsss that Hsssfs1n ard his faFssiy were
burned 10 death
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ST. LOUIS. Jan. gS--A Fnecial 20 the
Republic from E1faula l. r., save. An
drew Moore. a desperate Of the G'hortaw
Nation Killed three men at Whitef.ld
today Moore Is q G>hnctaw Indian He
haTbored a grudge against the men and
walked deliberately nr to them and shot
them down Moore escaped bat ynarshals
are after him
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LITTLE ROCK. Ark tan Sin the
house tta3aF resolution protesting
against wvauag brigham H. Roberts the
svpyvS# ttss'tve IN congress from t.rsh
was adopted
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CRY soTICEA

NOTICE TO CONTfLAe'ToKss--..s -.
hereby given fsaf ses@sa 80 -
bA received - re aissss = sre.,ss' 2 H.
.. 'ns saat-le 40 10 IL o'esotk
, Tasy February 3 iss. -
balasre for the health dsoa 49,
Ambulance 10 be modern =" -
in every pnrttcs&lar. ....s = i
The said bids viii - s'.p 20 ..sssr ~
49, e.,sIrsctl. WHO reserves the F's1s SsS
tef.t AIRY ard az Sies .,.sssx -
Pc order II fhe bard o p y. ~
~ u.s. FRANK Oss.sss
Data az Org. pssbsicatson Ja1n
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bribery Charges EaII Thronsh.

CARSON. New. Jan. 3 The s,svssfiza-
ton committee wgicSs coHsa iessd the }ras-
cry charges against Assent yFu.sn I.s.siv,
reported to-day. declaring ne charges 10
he wIthean foundation, and generating
lsa84y ia every particular.
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New Rec. sugar Company Formed.

NEW YORK. Jan. -s~rT'he newly organ
tied American Beet Sugar Company II is
announces today VIII have A captsi %
e =. e.sl Ira prefsgrssf stock AMI g. as.a re
In common stock II Will operate in the
.errItnr-. west 81 fha Mtesa rsri liver
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sF y
1 ILLUSTRATORS SALE
E.S,afe It oder authority Of an 49,
sale granted by tl's :. s .ips =. .
n4ns - Ianiisry iSse. will sell q -
eajs for cash. the foiIswing e.
Tea, estate situate in the CITY
II, said county. to~it, The 80.
~ I<ot Eight - in Block Mxy - - q
~ Tsrry's Addition 20 said 70
sale wlii he made Oh or after IT, )
Isa ard written ofFers o. BIDS 3 ~ -
eeived az the iaw Office OF 49, 4
4ts Haley Building. seeona
~ ia ' Civ pated January a.
Alses Mrradden, Adninisif1-.sI11 ~. - u
Estate Of Gorbann = VI - -
~eaSed. r. G-~Gfyess or Esas - - RI
49, "a sane place Tor the ~
der similar conditions. Of the 49, ~ -
~ ~ aa1sf lst. Tliis iot Z a. - 80 =
east corner Of Eigb1n asshsss -. - -
snrt,,.. street. Rlas mGss - iof - r
$50 ratefv. Right reserved 70 ~ 'ss
ara ali bids Mary AlLcs u. e.
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OF

The following table shows the imports
and exports of gold from 1888 TO 1898. the
excess OF imports or exports IN each CAL
srSar wear being indicated:
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Hex Factory Rmrn~d

SAN FRANCISCO jar. - The Pacific
hex factory s.. sss conner of FeHrfn AID
ksnxacky streets MAS totally destroyed by
.lee tonight. fl1s& sfssSsss: Insurance 81 ~
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THE MERRILL
Medical Inst

Is sc literally -
tied large q -
ticnai adyafn1gl
u n eeesAast
II stands nh II
the peopls ~ -
steadily u -
vor. which = r.
lutte proof 4 -
methods an1 -
A ~ q 49, =. {. < "a
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Wisconsin situation Unchanged


ma III sam, Ms. Ian n tine jclnt Sa
lot s{3aaEsos j. unchanged
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Kennels ktncalt Sou ~ pr. kfnesi4 OF
Olympia has gsasse. seventh FOR advance
merit IN a class % Bfty % TIE hospital
corps az tire army a. Ean@nuEw~
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STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
senate Committee an Commerce
VIII Report II Fayorabiy.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S~The senate
committee on commerce agreed TO repoF;
favor&hly jIanna's steamship subsidy bill.
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NFfE< G@ Seattle cTsE ~.ssys er ca sse,sj-
v5rN exQ<ssste,ss yss&s fhs A2 "a tfr- ss-s ~
snfsv eesn. AYsey}cHn sn& E1sgeusan ssaaa
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SACRAMENTO. Jan 9s-roday's vote
for United St9tes senator on ;oins ballot
the thirty-Hrst. resulted ssni,arIy to that
Of yeStertsss- TTle forces or Grant ard
BARNS continue firm "a do those VI the
either Candidates TnrTe IS 10 change
whatever in che situation.
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II Is THE RECORD MONTH.


Total for the Eull Calendar Year
Was $1,2S4.9z5. l6e Imports for
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It's Easy

To hwr@k Down the hestfh ny BARD
work and aeGiers. bet az. tass
aaeus @s ~Rsy ia get .traag sad well
again. Tsk~ HeSsrts~rss ~tamssh
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WINTER SCHOOL FOR FARMERS.
Programme tn he Given at the State
Agricultural College.

PULLMAN, Wash Jan. es-The topic
10 be discussed al the winter school for
farmers at the state agricultural college
and echool 81 science. January % to Feb
rusry 9. are:
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First Week,

Monday-"Chenisfrv as Related To Agri-
culture Prof. Fulp1rr. STANDARD Grades
OF Grains and How They Are Determined"
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Pen aasISaata.

HARRISBURG. Pa. Jan. 2e.-Result Ct