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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26
FRANKLINS' PICNIC.

The Franklin Engine company is the
Oldest in service today in the Scranton
fire department. For over thirty years
they have been living up TO their mot
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26

hospital authorities inspect those ves-
sells to determine which of them IL
more suitable for the work.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26
REEVES

Come from n
weak stomach.
Strong ner yes
and n vigorous
stomach follow
the use OF Hos
tetter'sStomach
Bitters. IL cures
dyspepsia, liver
a n d kl On ey
trou bles. See
that n Private
Revenue stamp
covers tue neck
ofthe bottle,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-08-26

Gold Elsie-Marlitt.
Ivanhoe-Sir Walter Scott.
IdleThoughts of An Idle Fellow.
Jane Eyre-Bronte.
John Halifax. Gentleman-Mulock
Light That Failed-Kipling.
Mil on the Floss-Eliot.
Middlemarch.-.Eli
Mine Own People-Kpling.
Micah Clarke-Doyle.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
OUR SCHOOLS.

This is the first of the two public days
in the schools. All who are interested
in education are invited. Exercises
have been in progress illustrating
methods Of work etc. Specimens Of pu-
pills previous work are. displayed and
gives the rooms very interesting ap-
pearence One of the noticeable fea-
lures in the rooms is the display Of pic
lures, and some very handsome ones
have been kindly presented. teachera
and scholars are taking pains to.have
these suitably provided for. In addi-
tion to these, there are hundreds Of the
celebrated Perry pictures, which combine
merit with inexpensive frame. They
illustrated history, geography. literture
and art. The matter OF pictures is re-
ceiving more attention and the Grand
Junction schools are taking up this
point as we'll as others, enforced by
modern pedagogy. Aside from this
coralated work with pictures, the study
Of art and authors which will naturally
follow which will show its effect in taste
and ideas of beauty applied in various
lines of life.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
MARRIED.,

]. A. Barton, who left this city about
the first of last September, called to
Monroe, Iowa, by the death Of his
brother-in-l law, Willett Howard, treasur-
er Of Jasper county. arrived home last
Sunday.
Mr.. Barton was accompanied by his
wife. This was quite surprise to
his many friends of as they had
never had occasion to suspect that he
even contemplated taking such an i'm
portant step.
The bride was formerly Mrs. Amanda
j. Roach, resident of Monroe. The
two we're boy and girl together.
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed at the home of Judge Proudly in Des
Moines, on the 9th Of April, by the
Judge himself, who is an old personal
friend OF Mr.. Barton. After the service,
which made Mr.. and Mrs. Barton hus-
band and wife, was over an elegant we'd
ding supper was served. which had been
prepared for the occasion.
Upon their arriv u in this city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton were given family recep-
ton at the home of their son, Otto Bar
ton, on tho corner of South and Third
streets
Mrs. Roach was a widow lady with
two children, a boy and girl, who come
with them to this city to live.
Mr. Barton has the congratulations Of
a large circle of friends who bid both
himself and wife welcome home.
The Sentinel takes pleasure in express
sing the best wishes possible for the
happiness and prosperity of Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19

A pleasant and profitable meeting was
held at the X. of P. hall last night by
Apple Blossom Circle No. 10? Women Of
Woodcraft. There was initiation and
also an informal reception for the new
member. A delightful lunch was served
and the evening was one Of enjoyment.
Eight names of applicants were taken in
to the order, which shows that there is
a strong feeling in favor Of the crganiza-
ton.
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PUlsMY PERs0HAA.

G. M. No. 5 was two hours late.
Remember the May Day ball.
No. was only Is minutes late today
Orson Adams went to Pueblo yester-
day.
The saloons closed their doors this az
ternoon.
Samuel G. McMullin left for Pueblo
last night.
Observer Stewart predicts a killing
frost tonight.
Cherry, Apple, Plums and Peach trees
are in full bloom.
8. N. Wheeler was among those who
went to Pueblo yesterday.
l. N. Bunting is in attendance at the
Federal court at Pueblo this week.
J.B. Killian took bunch of cattle,
about 400, to Whitewater yesterday.
Winding the May Pole will be one OF
chief attractions at the May Day ball
II you do not dance, come and enjoy
the music and watch youS friends dance.
Yesterday was pay day for the D. &
r. G. and the boys are feeling good to-
day.
The big glass front was placed in the
new store building Of W. H. Lee & Son
today.
The Christian Endeavor convention ID
in session at the Presbyterian church
this week.
o. s. Crenshaw, representing the Sim
mons Hardware company OF st. Louis
is in the city.
Mrs. T. h. While of Fruitvale, is con
fined to her bed by a very serions in
jury, caused by fall.
News was received late this this after,
noon, that Miss Annie Kearns died this
morning at Sheffield, Ill.
Remember the May Day ball is given
by and for the benefit Of Apple Blossom
Circle No. 1O7 Women of Woodcraft,
Report says that Scott Mckinney and
j. M. Thompson, two Grand Junction
men who are both sick at Salida, are do
|ing nicely.
Mrs. A. r. Sampliner entertains a
number of lady friends informally this
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Cleck, who
is guest of Mrs. j. NJ Sampliner.
Boyers orchestra is without doubt
the favorite of the dancers. 1t is
pleasure to hear them play and every
one who dances, knows the extreme de-
light of waltz Or two step to perfectly
timed music. This orchestra has been
engaged for the May Day ball.
The body of a dead man was found
about five miles up the Gunnison river
this morning Coroner Smith accom-
panied by Undertaken Bucklin, went a,
once to bring the remsins to this city
They have not returned at time OF going
to press and no particulars could be
obtained.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
A SNAP,

FoR SALn-A' 22-acre fruit farm; 3
miles from city; 10 acres set to fruit;
good house, barn and all out buildings;
sandy loan soil; water rights ETC., clear.
a 200 takes the whole ranch. This
il absolutely the biggest snap in the val
ev. Address "F," Sentinel Office.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
1vsrypody says %.

ssscarets Candy CathsrtiG, the most wU
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
cIt and refreshing TO the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels.
cnre hecdaohe, fever, habitual constipation
md biliousness. Please buy End Try . box
Of q. G. G. to-day; 10, q, 50 cents. Sold an
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

A&O~0-s
JC. Glassford sells window awnings.
II you want to furnish a house see
Blackmer the second hand man. Cheap
cheaper cheapest.
To TRADE-A high grade bicycle for
horse. Apply at this office.
Household goods wanted. First
second hand store west Mesa county
bank. Highest price in cash paid.
M. A. Blaekmer.
Another man, who does as he adver-
tises pays a big price for household
goods and sells at small profits. Goods
as represented.
M. A. Blackmer.
Just Received-A fine line OF glass
ware and queensware, and for bargains
in this line 60 to Andersons.
We have received large consignment
of lipoleum and oil cloth at bedrock
prices at Andersons.
A book case and writing desk com
bined, cheap at Andersons.
Two nice settees that must be sold, at
Andersons.
Wanted hand carpets at
Andersons.
New goods in all lines at Roberts. the
jewelers.. le|
wAsrnp-A girl for general house
work in family OF three lo D
Bicycles at right prices at Roberts.
41427
Coal miners and day men wanted at
Book Cliff mine. 4ou
Best and largest cent loaf OF bread
in city. P.J. Supp. u
sell my ead.directly to consumer
no middle man gets a profit therefore
can give biggest and best 5 cent? ioaf IN
town. P. j. Supp.
Best rye bread in city cents a LOAF
straight. P. j. Supp.
Cameras and camera supplies, Dekos.
Finest black and white paper or earth
at Bedwells. u
Ice cream soda on tap at Grand juno
ton Book and Stationery company. u
Pearl clifton semi. porcelain ware,
beautiful flow pearl decoration with full
gold tracing. Handsomest in town.
4141m The Rio Grande.
We keep full supplies for amateur
photographers. Anything ycu want
dark room in connection for the accom-
odation of our patrons. Grand juno
ton Book & Stationery Co. tt
Empress pattern, green and gold glass
ware is conceded by all to be the best
and most stylish on the market, we Will
have another and larger consignment oi
these tomorrow. The Rie Grande. I'm
Complete line of Cannons famous
perfumes and toilet articles at Grand
Junction Book and Stationery company
We will add new departments as we
60 along, one price to all. House fur
nishing goods, queesware, glassware etc
cheap. See price tickets attached to
goods. The Rio Grande. IA I'm
Sole agents for Encyclopedia Britain
lea. Three styles, sold on monthly pay
ments. Grand Junction Book & Sta
tionery company. u
Go to the Boston Candy Kitchen fol
YOUR Ice Cream. 41712
WANTBp-A cook Immediately at
4I73 The Fairlawn.
The best Ice Cream soda in the cit,
is served at the Boston Candy Kitchen
41712
Our Ice Cream will be kept up to the
usual standard. Boston Candy Kitchen
4 IA II
R0D,ep Have money to loan on city
Brothers and good ranch property
No delays. Insurance and
realty, tt
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The hrm of r. B, Pettee and Mrs.. Caro-
line Jones has this day been dissolved by
mutural consent, Aprill4. r. B. Pettee
to pay all bills. r. B. PETITE.
Mrs. CAROLINE JONES.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19

eSrTo-bsc for Ftfsy Oenrrs
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes we4l
npan atrunN blood pure Snc- a. All irERatatk
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
To ure a Cold in One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund morey il it tails to
cure. 25c. Genuine has L. b. O.
on each tablet.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19

.EsAse,A a: s.s3s z p FL H.; S::. s.s.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19

Fine California vinss at Kippes. ? 8
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19
NOTICE TO ODD FELLOWS.

Special business OF importance to-
night. Full attennance requested
A. A. FERGUSON.
The daily sentinel., 1899-04-19

R0n,ep Have money to loan on city
Brothers and good ranch property.
No delays. Insurance and
realty, 4 6 tt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-18

OA4 Rsssfaa DsanAasy Lsne Deltev-
81 - Have Deen Dase0veveA.
There IL possibility tina. sse Klondike
country. with ali it's rich god fields and
I3fge populs len. may be within American
,,s1n.oTy. There 10 70 positive assurance.
La tasfe - what appears to ne some @vf-
dence Of the fact Mounds Of rocks with
strange hierogiyphscs on them have beer.
"a oaSSossttd near Mgt@uegston river and there
- IN Dawson much speculation AZ 30 thesr
meaning.
Consul J. C. Mccook received the srxs
snIosHstion frorn Finiandsr who. with
sarse others Of his conntrymen rad been
prospecting on McGuession river This man
wno gave DIS name az Charles wa.sner
as,n Mr, Mrsook or his discoveries and
onereu me statement sfsaf the mound. were
IKE those marking boundary lines IN the
par, OF Russo from which he came other
3 p.nianaers % sne party who had also eeen
same opinion. OF the case the K.ouaiEe
Angget. Of Dawson, said
ON Tuesday last Consul Mocook was
gave rs name az Charles waisner He
represented party 81 four fellow country
city from AcQuestion liver. where snsx rad
been since lzst summer on 4 prnspsctEnr
tour While tbere4he said they came across
series OF mounds constructed OF i,os~
stones on when appeared a number Of
rexuiar!y engraved aierogiyphics. These.
however. had been more or less ohiiterat-
TALLY decsphered The MOUNDS were ar
ranged In regular order. running due north
and south. and the F1nIanders ssy they are
Identical In ali ways with the stone mounds
used by the Russian government in mark
ing boundaries
The belief II that the mounds were
built by fae Russian government to ird3-
cate the Eastern boundary OF ITS old time
Alaskan possesSons. and II was because OF
this that the Fms gave their iaforrnat on
to Consul McCook- He promised TO return
after another visit 70 McQusstion creek and
give further Information, after which Coz.
sui Accook VIII probably communicate
win this state department at Washington.
The mouth OF McCuessfon river In abou.
100 miles above Dawson. on the Yukon
II runs from the kiondke fats where the
KiCndike river also takes It's source What
effect this discovery would have were II
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AI.-ki FROM THE NORTH.
Capt. Roberts. af the Wrecked Dirt
go. Am.ur Tier Passengers.

Steamer Ag-ks arrived sa part early tHts
sssnsnlrs 4 recs from Skss~ass with forty
rtns rssssesaysrx. among them cart. George
Roberts. ~ sns steamer l}srskus which ra2
aground rscently n Northern waters cap
RcsSrts Aas lsees ~. and scarcesy LETT BIS
rSsa,s Il ss aid. cu sae DOWN tFSp. X "a
sata Us visit "a to &ae~Stztn RE Proposed
ssisggsslgae ~ ,e~ sasnA There - sail ID
have beer 10 investigation ss vet and 4
= therefore ksayNassssss So estimate the
damage sustained ny ire Fnrsg0.
r ~ Hart ~ kesssant. Il. g. erect
from naasss VAS ere ~ fAe AXIS rAss-
ey.sxrs lie GAYS THREE hase hem uasHseg~
cas- hzrsS ~ isrg. tgyssaer wsssss S@v~s-
ip. sroa.ss Fort s-<sfrk. lie was Informed
tssf /. sssrs ~ waises astackst a z1sa
nY,3 MS dog ssssns wsus&EnS tAs ran badly
agssf si;anf ege af he daxs >Hs;y fxr
axwt % sAs Canadians IA Re Nasts, ae
ssvs are Opposed 80 ira A-sea ssos@sson
i&w.
Ar assa s,Ezn who recently fss .2se q hsstr
IN see see about eight mica frssss I've Pa
ssw< erexsanx NcsA sscs - reSorfed re
have .it.st Ssa1we 80 se~ese 20 Hs7stergo IA
0p@gs her. -
Tke AZ ~! S.1nxx down !. se sarss ~
T-y~~.swer ,<~ Cor Tacoma Ard feffY-@Se
scux Of ~ sisssss sr3 rffy @sr-ess ~ sa2EFen
from wranxss nzsrsw~ IL - sad sac 4sS
,y.ors or fe<e rcss stses-1.
] u. Hnaa@~ resssrss tse nss2inx % ""
nuxxes Ga c-sSeece psErys csa1rn ca tss-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


I. A Hemeliy. New York: A. J. Stem
man san Francisco; John n Yakey' Por,
Orchard: ". A. Sprazue, kaInaxoa.
W. w kennedy ,rs, ~, Yves, Seattle. l. L. ken
+. g.; G. r McCracken, Enaerhv. p
G; Thomas T. Alderviile. Port Angles.
6. W. Hungerford Costello Pa 4
r TsrensTssT; Buffalo. n. Y; F. c. sharp
man. San Francisco; Mrs catAearf, cath
cart, WASH: Miss cathear.. Cathrsrt. =
r, Clark, Portland; W. c. Williams. paw
sen: r y, SHAW Everett. Edward
W r AeMshon. Auburn: r. 8 Lewis
N ID Fort Angeles; 5. s. Loeb. Tacoma
Zen Moyses. Tacoma; Ford LIE. Ctsv.
MIS- Donie, Port Townsend. capt.
peavilie. Victoria. r. g; J ~ E~send
Victoria, n. C: George ". logic. wbat.
com: hsish Edrlfge, Whstcom: . j
McSoFmiek- chieaso: J. {; Freeman, Chi
HyaIns. New York, Mrs. II. RAYMOND.
Circle CITY. ". X. Sutherland. Arlington
r T creoksr. Chicago; W /. I.amf~rt
r Thompson, BUceds: 81 Har@cbhsnrn
San Francisco Dell Clark. Circle C!fv
The Butler.
r. G, sprowI, Tacoma: r. Neeley. Gin
s tsts.. !: ! kosipson. San Francisco;
Barlow. New YORK. Martin ID Rris.7 win
mar, MINI; I. c. palmer prg4~i Vel
Oregon: Mrs Csrtwe3i. Mrs Mary .-ro-
dent, Portland, A. Cjisoec. san F-rarcis
co. A. r Lantrr. Chicago Mr and Mrs
George W@ikel Tacoma; Z. Larson Rlank
Dawson. l. Marx. A c. T-Aarnton Sal
Francisco, ". A. Newton. Chicago. r ]
Nssessr. Vancouver. A r tiraffer Ia
coma: NJ Alexander New YORK. &
Hale. San Francisco r ! T Lee san
Francisco II. ri. p~nn~ft Nina ga x,ssgss
Grit HASTE, MI. Vernon George II
Greene. D~aver. Mr. and Mr8 " i. Nc
Sfttis Detroit M1ca, George ] Cssrn-
sIngs. Graus Fo~ks g. C " = u.s.
bern San Francisco
The Hafaier-srana.
Mrs r. r. Cfeosrfch, Mss Goodrich
Cam brftge. Mass. r p. Marvin. Akren
Mass. =. e Cafayev Victoria. William
Maraansle CITY = = Mckenzie. gas-
ceuver. q 8 Wand TIE D@fses, Grs
Cissy1a- Mr. z L. Lights and xaz -
Pani- Rae~rf Kerr. Winnipeg Man e
J. Coxse. Allan Cameron. 4 " Calder
Vancouver: n Maitland Ker~ew rontsan
EEgianA: 1osa Frprard Gar E'rznessco.
Il q. Rect F-s~sere. {. e. Cherry, csgy
c. e Mssxr-r, New YORK
The Rvusswfek.
r n. kaiA~w. Portland. NJ r. e-as.A,
cssys : e RsoGrsar Resslyra. T. e. Eak
sy. Everett: Er~s Scaaser. snenn-nssh 10
NeNeaIi. A u NcNe1s Aterae~as j u
sssr-ssk- xIacein Neh. J. InragaS
Slsaais: p l. GsTexer. Montana Ur Il "
Chamberlain. Naz& gysoz.relI Wt4kAsn
horksss~ TzcoR4. Mrs. IL A. Porter. Mxs
lA1iA1 pursoS. 0yeyszA
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SOLDIERS At RAMPANT.
aaeus. He'll Acts A. civil Governor
Of the District.

HANPaRT, Alaska. New e Early IN
SS'e'ssF the steamer Arnold ~ the ALASKA
@apso'aoen Company. came up fhe river
"'so q detachment ~ soldiers u tsv~servs
aasT aions The river, A smaller g.
Arhns~nt Of Tsty-f've men. under Lieut..
s.stn Bell. fSshsh Infantry. u A. wa.
~ sere 111eTs hss eeen no neest - their
sseIViees 80 keep the peace aud there Ia
49, aSstsa"ci that they VIII ss calies
hefs as tie camp Is orderly and fuli OF
eGnp.ses -
Hs Common ccnssn, Lieut.. Hell has se-
1e SORT az owl seve-rser II the lis.
-, 'ae tocso nau'ftetnai organization a--
aisso'Foe. cwsaw 10 The trustees elect.
~ popular vote having resigned Ia GO
The galehee. ass.s ~i;ss~ss- ~x,r.hv >, 81.
So .a.s'F Places heiaS unwilling "a a. ~ on
i ..SV1nt ~ their own business
a. Lieut. lsells shoulders has fallen all
a. ~etA OF ~ettlsrr raAste ard private
ssFases 81 an kifssls. and ever sss &c, 81
soFtsa'sAs TIE marriage ceremony. HIS
sVsA u as varied Ia KIND as tia. o. ,ns
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jM THE YUKON RIVER.
1cFonS HOLD WELL Up 10
xuE SCHEDULE.
fefters 1T Rampant Fron This
$3.50 nwted September 12-Ou1go-
uaaas Are On Time-OnIy Tive
1870 Behind the Times.

sIualn hnr, Alaska, Nov 1.-The all
sz.sSiSv .kfAct Of rile mails on the Yu-
Z ressSn e. be In q satisfactory way Of
as~~ prof Richardson's contract IL
S.<Is-saod 10 Be for bi-monfhfy mails
& zsz- rrsnana or Weare station, which
s9!zs ...rticaNy identical up the river and
d -. rosst. witt. monthly mails from ST.
-. similar mails coming IN from
II eonGt
~ ~ a. our outgoirI mails are con-
$s.e6 they have been cioAe on the sched-
~. Strne of the first and fifteenth OK
- .~nonth from Tanana. Three mails
}7S. Already left here. about Octetssr l..
~ = and one goes out tonight from here
- mali brings the first Of the mail
r.hee from ST. Michael. II left St.
I1saeI about November / and arrived at
- On November u. an unprcce6eus-
en1ck trip, and arrived here day tie
Yesterday. The carrier fToze his nose
teuke his sled and remained here
lvunfshs hours for repairs Ia both. He
eht about Is pounds Of letter mail
- mas that dated Seattle. September
: st The arrangements 1eem TO be
nxbly complete. There are mail car
r6isy stations AT convenient points
ttb part OF the river. EACH with good
its and msn
4 h understood here that the Alaska
nmercial Company, or It's agents. are
pbcontractors from 81. Michael 20
llama, and the N. A. r. 4 r. Co. peo~
from Tanana to Circle City. From
- an II should be comparatively easy /.
hard part OF the river trip being from
HnpArt to Circle City
Ne have as yet received no mail from
y outside by the route over the Lynn
unl passes. but X they come In - well
r they are going out we shall be fairly
~ In touch with the rest OF the world.
= ". for the Yukon. as we shall be only
I'd Of ten. as We we're last year.
u. Sheldon Jacks0n's LAptander-reintieeI
Deme for carrying mails along the river
10 total failure. No IApiandehs have 40
p1nte0. ANY mall Carriers on any p4xi
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evolution - various insects. from tie isn-
lated ourrowfns bee Ia the highly corr.
pick Cooperative hive ~ tire social honey
tee. and the sttu more wonderful con-
ntofweslth OF the higher ants
Monkeys ard TIE higher ares. he sail
may justly ss resa rvfea as nearest - n
srem TIE standpoint % comparative assat
c8iv. hUt frrrn The vtsw-r ofrf II ssas.is /
evolution TIRE ant rnanifests "a snxcA hsga~
er social status than the are, as weii -
a higher development ~ genera animal
intelligence. Iris fact IS exenspliae3 not
only I'm tAsir domestic life. sas azs> Ia
their architecture"
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IMPOUNDED DOGS ILL-UsED.
Seattle Kennel Club Petitions for
Better Treatment OF Animals.

A vigorous protest against the ll-usags
OF dogs in the city pound was filed yes,
terday with the clerk of the city council
by the Seattle Kenne. Club. The COM
plant alleges that with dog licenses last
year amounting TO $l,SF. but very small
amount was spent on the care or impound-
ed dogs, and asks for reforms as follows:
''First-Tiat competent man at good
monthly salary be employed as pound
master, and that his remuneration Be lin
tied 70 fis salary. 50 that such pound
mastN VIII have no incentive to pass over
the worthless ours that roam the streets
al wlll and take up only the well bred
dogs which are more likely TO be redeemed
by their owners.
''Second-That said pound-master be \
regular member OF the police force. who
shah tn addition TO his duties as pound
master be especially instructed to ferret
out and bring to Justice as many as pos
sshle Of the dog thieves who continually
infest the city. to the great annoyance
and pecuniary loss OF our dog owners
"Tnird-That the present city dog pound
be enlarged and arranged with a view OF
according TO tmpounded animals better
sanitation and more comfort.
"F-ourth-That a atm SUFFICIENT TO decray
the above expenses be set aside out of tho
dog license money by your honorable body
ana Our petitioners will ever pray"
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A psyxtesza writing e ere Me5fcal Rec
srs REMARKS .AzS ire seaite new so rsssa
Interested - eans~s ss~f .er tsss army .~era
10 forget TIRE extent "a wssSa fcess sesaitsr
Astor AGesss <syt.ksas IRE use az scratsn
art sAsscy sf- sssss Ia prevent asccsr RES
.sss . hAsHafas p sisessasEa. ard casn, 10
BE ps<1sss Asse& In any case. cArasJ g. I
10 q anal &sers compared vita sHe cesar Al
s0h5ert az A1 ~ te~AsNcy. TIE srssgsp4stfos. r
fSca sacr.t~s OF Al Kza1s - tar snars e.
fs~t4se In f.Hs&as1 sAAn "a America
HUMBOLDT has agrsse4 sails sorsrA.
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The British ship Ner:gonsevyshsre. after
waiting over foar ssss1sas IL Port Angeles
sAr a grain Charter. AeFgpssA \ charter 10
load Essyszsssx for Ssr5asy xEsf xa, toxess 70
Tacoma yesterday. Tbs snfFs came Ia axe
saAsns from faxoNzrrsa wsSr~ Carl "a
warts VAS presented w3aa rs&ra-rasss =
stisss hc1s~ Tag IN rerrserabsa see 81 rs
vessel having assSe tssr quickest yxsyNx .
90 the seASss frosa England 20 the tbrsess.-
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Prof. kfneaid EnteFtalas the Acad-

Frof. kfnea1d Entertalas the Acod.
eny Of Science aaa Letters.
Last evening Prof Trevor kIncaid. OF
the department OF biology In the state uni
versity. delivered the second Of a series
of lectures on geological topics before the
Academy OF Science and Letters His sub
1ect. The Social Status Of the Insect
World" was treated in the same delight
his previous address before the acad-
eny
In the course of his lecture the speaker
gave examples illustrative Of the social
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10 rrov& CORRECT n ef course nso6sszss;ieal.
As the tire u,ens.aHei - ahsat loo miles
nsautA of Dawson. * would xhssw than s5e
cid eastern boundary ss8e was $50 miles
s,tl4h OF rae present.