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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

lam a farmer located near Stony Brook, one of the most malarious
districts in this State, and was bothered with malaria for years, at times
so could not work, and was always very constpated as WE'LL For
years l had malaria SO bad in the spring, when engaged in blowing,
that could do nothing but shake: must have taken about a barrel
Of quinine pills besides dozens of other remedies, but never obtained
any permanent benefit Last fall, in peach time, had a most serious
attack Of chius and then commenced to take Ripans Tabules, upon a
friends advice, and the first box made me all right and have never
been without them since. take one Tabule each morning and night
and sometimes when feel more than usually exhausted take three in
day. They have kept my stomach sweet, my bowels regular and I
have not had the least touch of malaria nor splitting headache since
commenced using them. ! know also that sleep better and wake up
more refreshed than formerly. don't know how many complaints
Ripans Tabules will help, but do know they will cure any one in the
conditionI was and would not be without them at any price. T
honestly consider them the cheapest-priced medicine in the world, as
they are also the most beneficial and the most convenient to take.
an twenty-seven years of age and have worked hard all my life, the
same as most farmers, both early and late and in all kinds of weather,
and have never enjoyed such good health as have since last fall; in
fact, my neighbors have all remarked my improved condition and have
said, "Say,. John, what are you doing to look so healthy?"
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

" L 0 BRACI
GRIESEL " Wlnonie W bloku
Pezzerc, ze wszystkich tute-
saych salon6w naiwiecej piwa
sprzedaia, 2 czego wYnika,
be piwo gosciom tn podawa.
ne, jest jaknajlepszem. w
g166wne] sail So stofy i mnogie
krzesla, a nadto osobny pokoj
ola chcacYch siedzied osob.
no. Ludsi W tel, po starokral-
xra;sku urzadzone! oberaY
zawsze JAZZ " ulu, iecS nimo
to kazdy szybko dostanie
t:zego zn3adar j 2 saaowoleniem
wychod2l.
Farmerzy tera1 " cafem
miescie wygodniejszej gosDody
ME znajda, jak u Grieslow, q v
polaczonej ich = ealonemml
groserl,i wszystko NIGGA kupit
co Q niasta Ola kuchni stc}u
~sprowadzaG musza. .
tEEMsS IElF E4NM
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
" KSIEGARNI
r. DE2DOWSKIEGO
W iuona, Dinn.
MONA dostaG rozmaite ks:4zkl poll
sk1e .szczegolnie zas haste puJace:

skle ,szczegolnle zas hastE
KS1AZKI DO
~NABOZENSTWA
Ksiq&ka do na~bo3enstwo mGp'-
euno przez Arcu6iskwpo Dunses0.
tax zwana Biskupka, ola ko-
hiet.. $l.2o
Ia sama Biskupka, W pick
niejs.ei oprawie. 2 okuclem "a
meczkiem
A,adt Str6&, ksiazka do nabo-
kehstwa W pieknej oprawle, 2e
z1ctym trzegiem......--.'' o'oo
.Ani65 Str6& oprawnV W
sg6rke zlocone brzegl z okuclem
~zameczkiem z}otym tYtull,
TAX, sam Anidl Sm6&, opraw-
Nv W kosG sioniow@, z okuc'en J
ameozkiem, st6sowny ma podaru,
re Ola
Wsamek Marvi, z wyt}oczone-
MI obrazkaml ma okfadkach
IGmeCZklc"
z}oconym brzegiem ..Sl.5o
WSancE Mary5. oprawnY W
ek6rke y zioconym braeglem zfoco:
nym tytullklem,s bee zameczka !
okucia.. 800. -. ~l'oU
WyboreE czyll kr6tki spos6b
naboietstwa coosiennego W 2wy'
cza1nel oprawie.-......,>''4o G
Taxi sam Wyborek, o?rawny "
droga sk6rke. z okuclem ! zane 81
kienI.c. w
Pyzewod,,iE do Boga. Oprawns
" sk6rke, wyzlacane bfzegl, W.
.c1ski / obrazek "a Okfadce......6o G
Ogr6dek Duchowaay. (Wlel x
1uk)................... -,eee7''' i.os
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

Zywoty Swiietyxch Paaskiich Kss,
P1otra Skargi. OpraWne " pot
sk6rek,ze zlotYml tytutikaml$2 ,5C
IOprawne cato " sk6re ze zfotymnnl
tytullkaml....... .,..... s.. 2
Oprawne Gallo " sk6re, wyzfacane
brzegi 2 zfotYml tYtulikami $500
Drukowane ma pargaminie, ozdo5-
ME $500
LEKCYE Z EWANGELZE ma
wszystkie Niedziele j Swleta ca
lego roku podfug przek}adu *
Jak6ba Wuika T. j. st6sowD1e
do Msza}1 Rzvmskiego wypraco-
wal ks adj S. Tomicki a potwier-
lzonY przezKonsystorz Generally
arcybiskupl Gnlezniehsko-Poz-
nanskl. Ksiazka ia jest cd w,elu
lat W ca1ej Polsce- iak Lol Pru-
sakiem tax pod MosKalem i.
Austryakiem. Jest " mocnel
oprawle re zfoeonym .ytuljklem
! ozdohna str"nica tytu@owa.
Kosztuje tYlko.......... $l.50
SPZE WNzK KOS CZEZN Y, ten
dizzy Wyb6r PIesni Naboz~
nych Katolick1ch ola
zytku kosc,e!nego i domowego.
Zawlera: 50 msze, nleszpory, 1lO2
piesnl 2 dodatkiem nieszpor6w
}ac,nskich. % plesnl ga Po1ske.
OBeimuje LOO s%tronnic wlelkie-
so formatu ma pie6nym paple-
re Z wy~z}acanemi tYtullkaml.
Oprawne ~ p6tskorek. $500
Gale W sk6re i w~yz}acane
brzegl.... -. ....... S3Oo
Ksiazki powieSciowe.
o jamie TwordowsEamo, wielk1m
cZarCWniku .... 49,. go. ID ct.
M9c@eastw6 Saoigtei Dxiewicy
KrustYmy, wyciag z ZYwot0w
SStych Pansklch X. Plotra Skar-
D CT.
Testament Piotra Wielkiego czy-
l; zamlary Moskali zawojowania
catego swlata............. 5 Ct
Dwa Study czyli Zen'aczka
AmerYkahska .......--. ~ ct.
R&raka csYli ,,Kiedy 1gaG, to
luz dobrze. 10 G..
Proroctwo M;chazdy, Kr6lowej
ze Saby. l3tei SYbllll........l5c.
Zyd aoseczny te45oc@ %. ...l0c.
Gdy5y mice 1000 do1arosc
powiesc Ola cnotllwei n.4odziezylOt.
H1storya 0 Grzegor2w, ktorY
II lat pokutowa}, przykutY PREY
skale
Zuwot Genomefy, powies6 moralna
bardzo wz1us1a1aca re starozyt"
nych czas6w ~
Ia sama W mooDej opraw1e
re z1oconYm tJtul'k1em 49,. 50sc
Boles1aw czYli Daisy Ciag Geno-
wefy, t}6maczenle p>zez rs. o.
~
- ia sauna W mocne] oprawle 60
Fo6ibz1. PowiesG czas6w pre-
slaoowanla Chrzescian W roku
3O2. Napisa} Kardyna& Wiseman.
- l.Chw.le rozejmu. 2. Walka
3 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5O G
w mocne, oprswle re zfoconym
ty,ullk1em'.-. Is
Historye o s=zcchetnej Moge1on'e,
GORGE kr6la Z Neapolu l q Plo-
trze rycerzu hrablm rome
przygody smutkl poclechy
; s%.czescla nieszczescla prey od~
m,anach omylnego swiata repre-
zentujaca.... ...... -. 5Oc
Hstorya o szzachetnej I pieknej Me~
Mzynie, rome przYgody pocle~
civ. i Bmutki s~zczescla j ME-
szczescla! przy odmianach o.
mylnego sviata przedstawiaja-
.askimiia potepiemca. Powlesc przez
FIR x. Tuczyhsklego.... 30
Ia sama W mocnej oprawle re
z1oconym tytuliklem .....75 c
Ksiqse A1moa&or jego s}uga Mn-
stafa. czyll Jak sobie kto poscie.
lie tax SIC tez i wyspi. Powies6
przez KS. NJ. Osmanskiego 80 c
Litter 10 drodze do morzecsonej. Pc.
wies3 Bolaudena........ so
w mocne1 oprawie re z}oconym
tYtullklem 70
Mazouniczy opis Polski czyll Geo
grafia Ojczystego kraju 2 mapxq
, J llcznemi ryclnami. Zawiers
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

BERLIN. w. General Harri'
son, byly prezydent Stan6w
Zjedn. bawjl tutaj &cna od
paru dni i b7r ~podejmowany
pr2ez cesarza, a takGs 2apfo~
szoDo 60 ma ucztq dana IA
czes6 kr6iowej holeoderskie]
W)lhelminY. Cesarz ro2mawlai
dluzszy czas z Harrisonem !
dat lognaG, 2e ana amerykan~
Xxi stosuukI. Wyra&at sic on
wjelkiem uznauiem O mary"
na.ce ameryka1sk'ei k'ora
sp;sa]a sic tax dzielnie, Prey
tenn oddat pochwaIe kongreso~
wi, h. ten. widzac potrzebe
marynarkj, poswiecit olbr2ymie
sunny, ably W ma kr6tszYm c2a
sic utworzyG TAX polezna fiote
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
re SWlIATlA..

WIEDEN. 81 Rad AUSTRIA
xxi wydat rozporzaazenie,
anoszace przepisy hrab;egc
Badeniego v kwestyl jezyko-
wei. Rozkazano stosowac sic
nadal tymcsasowo DO przepl
sow 6tromayra z rokn 1881
rozporzadzeh Sohoenbrunna 2
roku 1890,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26

PARYZ. Olbrzymie pray
gotowan,a wojenne >Angll'
zaczyna]s niepoko'c inne mo,
carstwa europeiskis. Rz2d
francuski poroaumiewa sic
ustawicznie z rzadem rosylskim.
Francya i Rosya zadaJa Cd
, Aogli wy]asnleh, czy istotn'e
zamier2a ona z~niszczy6 dwle
wolne rzeczypospolito Afr7ce
potudniowej.
Paryski dziennik "Jo1rnal'
oswladcza, re W takle] chwll',
W k,6rej ludzkost poktadaia
nadzleje W KonferencYach po~
kolowych is,dach ro2j emczYch,
rozb6jnlcze postepowan'e' An-
gill jest infamia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-10-26
LONDYN.

LONDYN. lkfady
wzgledem zakupna przez An
glia cd Portugalii zatoki De-
lagoa, ably Anglia mlaia
wiasra droge cd mora do
Transwalu, rozchwialy sic.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-01-26

ron, Bursom, Duncan.
Enerosscd and Enrolled Bills
Anchcta, Burns, Richardson.
Railropd5-Duncan, Bursom,
Ancheta, Catron, Valdez.
Public Printing Hughes, Dun,
can, Valdez.
Municipal and Private Corpor
alton, Ancheta, Catron, Burns.
RuIcs--Mr. President, Catron,
Richardson.
On motion of Mr.. Catron, under
suspension of the rules, Il joint res
olution was unanimously passeC
providing for the accommodation
of spectators in the galleries anC
on the floors Of the two houses.
A Joint resolution offered b,
Mr.. Richardson, providing for th
payment Of the necessary employ
cs Of the assembly, in addition t
those provided by the United Stat
cS, was referred to a commitlc
consisting Of Mcssrs. Catron, Bul
som and Richardson, with instru'
. tions to confer with similar con
mittce Of the house touching tn
subject
4 joint resolution, also oGerc
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-01-26
DOINGS OF THE LEGISLATURE
coMMl TEES APPOINTED AND BILLS
INTRODUCED,
Second Day.

Second Day.
President Chavez announced
the Standing committees Of the
council d, follow:
Judiciary-Catron, Ancheta,
FiuicaI, Bur,om and Richardson.
Territorial Affairs Burns,
Romero, Richardson.
CapitoI-NIartincz, Catron, and
Hughes.
Counties and County Lines
FinicaI, Bursom, Valdez.
Roads and Highways Hughes,
Anchela, Richardson.
Internal lmproycmcnts-Mm
tinzc, Duncan, Valdez
Public propcrty--Duncan, Fin
ical, Valdez.
observation-disclosures, Catron,
! Richardson.
Agriculture and Manufactures
Romero, Martinez, Valdez.
Appropriations aud Finance
Bursom, Duncan, Hughes, Catron
Auchcta.
Mines and Public Lands--Cat
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-01-26

printing Of 1000 copies Of the
gonvcrnor's message in English
and 1000 in Spanish, was adopt
let.
a joint resolution providing
that no new business should be re-
ccived in either house after the 4th.
of March was referred TO special
committee consisting of Mcssrs.
Bursom. Catron and Richardson.
BY Mr. Finical-A bill rcgulat-
ing practice in the district courts
of the territory; referred to the
judiciary
By Mr.. Richardson-Bills pro.
viding for better protection of
game, and relating to the election
and appointment Of road supcrvis-
ors; referred the appropriate com
mittceS.
Council adjourned till 3 p. m
THE HOUSE.
Speaker Luna submitted the fol
lowing list Of standing committees
Of the house.
Ga Juliciary-L LIcwcIlyn, Barn.
es. Sanchez, Lcib, Wharton.
On Railroads-Llewellyn Baca
Jaramillo, Gutierrez, Lcib.
On Counties and County Lines.
- Il. A. Baca, Victor Ortcga,
Mcintosh. Lcib, Marcileno, Baca,
Herrera.
On Finance. -JaramilIo, Pedro
SANCHEZ, Barnes, >taplin, K. A.
Baca, Lejb.
On Municipal and private Cor
porations, Ortcga, Guyer, Lcib.
On Education. Schultz, Mcln.
to$h, G. GaIlegos.
On Agriculture and Manufact-
ures. -Crespin, Herrera, Mcln-
tosh.
On Indian Affairs. M. Baca,
B. Sanchez, Wharton.
On territorial affairs. R. Gall
cgos, Gutierrez, Lcib.
On banks and banking. P.
,;ancncz. Winston, Wharton.
On insurance. Gutierrez, Gall
cgos, p. Sanchez, Barnes, Goyer.
Cn mines and public lands
Fitzpatrick, Mcintosh, Crespin
Romero.
On pcnitentiary. R. A. Baca
Fitzpatrick, Winston, Barnes
| Wharton.
On cugrosscd and enrolled bills
Valdez, StapIin, Nj. Baca.
Ga public property. -Crespln,
Herrera, GalIegos.
On irrcgation. Gutierrez, Val
dtz, p. Sanchez, Wharton.
On roads and highways. -
Mcintosh, Barnes {. Gallcgos.
On capitol.-Ortega, Barnes
I Wharton.
On municipal corporations
Barnes, Valdez, Leib.
On stock and stock raising. -
Herrera, Winston, Wharton.
On printing. otnplin, I
Sanchez, X. Baca.
On rules Mr., Speaker, AlcW
cllyn, Sanchez, X. a. Baca, {
GalIcgos.
The following bills were intro
duccd:
BY Mr.. Llewellyn, an act to G.
tablish the grade Of teachers &c
: tiiaatcs and for other purpose.
. Referred to the committee on cdl
!. cation.
BY Mr.. Rafael Gallegos, ac
relating to tolls and charges
! telegraph companies, licenses, Sc
$ vice and duties Of express CON
d panics, protection to Iaborcr
n roads and road supervisors, inou
4 ance companies, creating pole
IN unincorporatc county seats, al
providing for the bcttcrmcnt
y the territorial public school sy
le TEN. The several bills indicate
i. were referred to the approprla
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-01-26

For the that always glad have YOU look
around the store and learn how much you do here than
any where else, and ALL WE WANT is chance to prove
that have the best goods and the best methods of doing
business
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1899-01-26
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


II r. Ferguson Albuquerque.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-02

GOVERNMENT AGENTS mgug 49,
ISG To IT'S PEapETVABBoA
re WasAsnsssa pvsasss WIN So
- Calico lD~a - souDsy 60
Eassevs Nashss ~ Lsss - Wnsss
Psse-ss N~vv . vesunAso Bl1n.uL

Gs6srd Psnchcs- chief % TIE dep&rsmnus
Of forestry nj Washington city. spenk y~>
t@rd2y in Seattle lnt<rviewfu9 timber 0n8
and all other p~r<cns hAstnw ANY data -
furnssh regarding WAshtnsf ed Ar. LA1k
night he went 20 TAeeDa IN search -
further information On tn subject
The departments at washington ~ -
planned in an interview. - sAklag 49,
interest tn the state of WAshfngfonfs ~
ar than the people 81 the state ara snem-
selves. out here yeu DO rot p~m - -
pfeciase your valaabic tsmner - tnuy -
In the East The time IS roe FAR 1tSenns
when Washington rcd Or I'll, have IN ta1.D
the place 81 many ol the Eastern l1Dr
bers row used for nne work There ~ 10
more popular lumber az the p<esens 49,
in the East shan III. nAny iaru& c1Euumr
err using II IN place OF the fzst~tfinnDDDog.
ms white pine.
IL 1, for the PURPOSE Of finding . mnuns
- protecting vashsnxtea's vast farssss 90
dr that 4 am now on the Coast rae a.
parsment At the present time has ssxfssn
men IN this state gathering data rcna<dino
the growth Of the Or xnd hsw hest -
Re<p the land IN . productive ooxd.stou4
FIJI - . rapid-xrowing timber. and tnzs
state has an Immense acreage On whtcn e
might BE- grown until sne land - needed
for other pnrposss THIS 10 What tbs snv-
eminent wants TO - IL IL can 10 In oenne
words. the department is anziaue to -
u By cultivation IL cau't hAvs tust - s1ew
forests nf Ir in Washingson afteF -
present supply hao been cut
Our work has anly eommeHcnA -
am not In = position now TO usahs -
recom0<ndafions. II wz1t talp $500
months Of hard study 70 mature oasr psnna.
which. however. II sUcc~usfuf. will Annugo
the state 81 arowth of or fos many yunss
to come
Tho present market for rpd a. of couguo
10 only In tn infancy. but - gr0Utuu - .
more wonderful degree than any e<her -
live enterprise. In = few years ~ a.
mand viii be 20 great that W4nnfnQfnu
win have hsr hands fsil 20 supply u -
this reason the waste az flr - = snou1A<
There . no other state IN the Cneon
where such valuable ar - growu. Tnefe
In a grade Of red ar In eyner staten nu4
nothing that comes up 10 the Waehinoeoo
product This same grade Ne futend -
keep up II pessibie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-02

I'm addition to the above the usual
amount OF work was required TO keep the
beat repaired and cleaned and the tools
and gear IN working order. On the Skagit
river there are AT present three steamers
regularly employed. one Of them making
three trips per week from Seattle via
points on the StilIaguamfsh river. one con-
Meeting with her twice a week for up
river points far as Hamilton. and oc-
caSionaisy bringing down tow az logs
from above Lyman. the other one lows
logs exclusively from camps near Lyman
and Utsaiady on the salt water. Other
boats. doing tehhsng business. frequent
~ visit the Skagit and tributary as well
after loads OF hay and grain. Ore. being
n freight beat makes its headquarters at
S,anweoa. tn the Stsllagaamish river. On
the Snohomish river one regular brat plies
making swo trips per weex and one boat.
carrying passengers and light freight.
makes three or four trips per day between
Everett and SHohosslish city. There -
also a small beat that makes Srohomtsh
City It's headquarters which carries pas
sengers and freight 20 ana from points on
.he upper Snohonssh and SUoqusimie XIV
srs when ,he stage az water Sc favorable
The DwAmssh river is only nsvswated by
Irregular beats at oda sisnxs ard aS far as
tide water extends The Seeksack river
| understand Is IA about fhe same conds-
ton as when I made ny last annual re-
port. II IL s,sli blocked by a sam caused
by the boom eompsns's works.
With so good a report and ere showing
the Importance cf the work. the Washing
ton Delegation ought rot 20 BE content
this year 70 take she regular fixed anaro-
pr alton fer sraggsng. bus ought se ssr.ks
cut for projects lsscssng Sc q more per-
rnanens Improvements nf these rsvsFs
ALLAN Y. Sf.ATSaN.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-02

laws and regulations may b placed In
such condition N to render the state Of
Affairs that existed there the last few
months absolutely impossible in the fs-
ture.
''Of course. In visiting that country.
went not In my ofiicfai capacity. I did not
80 there At the instigation OF the govern
ment. or anybody else. bat from the de-
sire to see and 10 know the true condition
OF AFFAIRS there ana 70 render what assis:-
ance possibly could toward unraveling
the tie-up. have been delighted with my
trip up there. II has been one Of the
pleasnntsst outinks have ever had. and
90 favorably am I Impressed with this
country ana tho uneQualed beauty Of the
land-iocked voyage from Victoria to skag-
way. that firmly believe In the near fu-
ture II will probably be the most popular
tourist route In the world
a Narvsless wssk.
Not only the trip to Skagway. but also
for its marvellous piece Of railroad engi-
neerinG. the White Pass road, I'm %
Impressed that next year II l. my intsn-
ton to bring my wife and to induce ~
many friends A. can 10 accompany ~. I
know no place where they could have no
pieasant an outing for month a. % Tho
hardship that had to Be encountered be-
fore the railroad Was built are nov % m
end. and Il ID nothing more than = eontsn-
uous picnic from the time you leave my
own capital untii you set into Asiin.
II would have remained there two a.
three weeks longer. but things political IN
Victoria are In such . state that must
80 down there and see what my ministers
sre doing. do not apprehend much dlf-
hculsy In smoothing over whatever irrita.
ton has been created. or that has arisen
between some members 81 my govern-
ment. shall Try 70 do my duty: what
that will be am not prepared to say un-
I'll ! get down there"
Can you express any suggestion - 70
the amendment Of the mining Laval
NO. I am not prepared to do that. All
can say II this: that believe our mining
laws are capable of being amended
And now that you have seen the effect
in Atiin Of the alien exclusion act. can
you say anything about. thsty'
Give Aliens Privileges.
mo: Of course not. win say this,
though. am now giving my personal
views. not speaking In an ofllciai capacity
would like TO zee the conditions supon
which leases are being granted for n.y.
draulic mining open 70 all. That viii ncs
require Iegisistion II all ! would like 70
zee this for several reasona In the FIRST
place. we allow aliens 10 come In and
take up quarts claims and 70 have. n re-
gard 10 them. the same rights and prsvs-
le9es ~ our own subjects Such mines
require . great deal Of capital 70 deve.cp
them. and = great deal Of skin IN the
proper operation Of them, and not only
that. they are permanent institution for
years ard years. On that same principle
see no good reason fthess are my cun
private vsewD why the same rights ana
privileges granted TO aliens for quarts
mining should no; apply TO hytirau,ic min
ing and that be thrown open 10 aliens also
Some Of these hydraulic propositions might
take over q hundred years 10 work out''
The lieutenant governor will leave here.
on the Tees. on Tuesday.
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AMERIcAx GOODS AT sKAGwAY.


VICTORIA. b. c., Aug. 1.-The United
States collector OF customs at Skagway.
Alaska. writes the American consul. Hon.
Abraham f. Smith, regarding pershable
goods en- route TO Canadian points, that
under the regulations prescribed by the
United States treasury department for
Alaska he Ia compelled 10 refuse the bond
Ing privilege 10 all perishable goods, yet
II tho said per!shable goods are American
goods they will be admitted free OF duty.
II they have the certificate Of an expert
from American port Of expectation and
show declaration made by the United
States consuI that they are American
goods mot Improved" etc such evidence
viii cost but 81. and will prevent any de-
lay whatever In shipment or removal OF
goods
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srasED uxDsa I'm ascx-
Cos Erteson, - Nessnosgss Cs0soso
- Death ~ ls0p oansvy.

Cos Ersesen, - ysssnosgs. Cs0souD
- Death ~ ls0e oungvy.
NoRTHPoRr Aus. Ian accident -
cuFred today resulting In the denkh q a.
Ericsson and tho seffous wo0n64nD -
Thomas J0eiyu. selicw in6oref. E<3unn
was employed ~ tho iime quarry tawx eoGt
Of the smelser. ~ Jnck CnTundy. VIA hao
. contract to furnish iims to ~ mn>tsgr
company.
Ericsson. together VITA his p~rsness
Thomas JoaIyn. was standing on = 49,
ing about tyenfy feet below the top - -
quarry. They had Just hsuied1 ~ 49,
drslta. and were about 10 place hpio -
tia nee or the vn1t wnua WtfAoot UoDD~
fng q huge mass ~ reck fRp0 ahovo
creshed dOwn burysng Ericson un1w -
lehris and crushing - skull rasou1nu -
Instant death. Joeiyu fosfmnke1Y -
vox&3ng under IN oyeenAnUfn9 tn4uo -
fock and sscoped with q 80 1gu1DuR
Anoth<e man. HeArfs Wne rnnu1nw -
the drills. ard ~ the tfms Of - eng9s
beng Directly underneath ~ Fscu1xo1 =
silght scalp wound Decsase4 vao = 80
Of abo0t - yeaxD 81 Aee 60 nonUD4 -
had heen u the eWse0y ~ H. onuunnw
since last January.
Coroner Ballard Win held a snqnsus =.
marrow. ~ which tiwe ponn11oy o11Du1nn8
inG0sumtion may b. brought o - -
earotng the unfortunate Mon-
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Hensy Penn. - sesvens Csaasy, -
HIS Late CS1ahSo ouG-
Special Dispatch to the Psst- lnfeIllon.eur
fNI.v1x<4<E Aug. I~-<CoFomeP Mn1ngo
last evenIng. stating that ueuRy peno. i
resident Of Valley and favoRobcY hDpUm
throughout Stevens county. had Wex Wto0
from Is wagon over IN kons saS ~
soon - he fell. his team. conoisRln9 -
young horses. commeucsd hsckinw, nnA -
was kicked 20 death He Eved ten MN
uses after being exsftcase1 FROM soier sno
horseT fe<s. Deceased was g years Cd.
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SUCCESSFUL. WHALING HARks.
Charles W. Morgan aaa Gala at uak
asat~-s~anar Drawusa.

VICTORIA. Aex s.--s Hasssste scrrs-
spcn6en& - shs i4sN4 sess THslg Aaxeyt.s-
Sr writes an1sg date &c Jg{f r.. Tee
af-ssrsssa whaling ksrks Carries w Nor
gar w1sh IsA gssszFsses sperm sll ara sixty
Ave ks0aEzx OF 8rsh4 rSTzss &r4 the GAIA
rapt Snsgas ~sts go rsassSts 81 arnhsr-
g4s.sFass ~ Rhasesssne arrived here ssst&v
hcsh vessels having hass very ssaeeuss.
sas @@asafs.
ws.1e "a second oiheers saaf sas sas; "a
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IMPORTANT SCHOOL DECISIONS.


OLYMPIA. Aug LIN the matter OF To-
eating and building a new school house
the superintendent OF pubic instruction
holds that the people may determine NJ
ether a special meeting or a special tlec-
ton.
He also gives the opinion that majority
vote can determine upon the location OF .
school house but after the location is once
aeteru,tussi IL takes a fwo-th.rds vote OF
the electors OF the district to remove the
sehanl house.