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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-16
the states. He asks that this party be
annroved because n does not believe In

the states. He asks that this party be
approved because II does not believe in
6 --'--A-rt the consent OF the
governed. Confronted with this absurd
contradiction. what does he say7 That
those who argue in this way want to
put the Democratic party in hole. and
care nothing for fundamental principles
Of liberty.
Only fancy the effrontery of a man
who talks about the fundamental prin-
cipies Of liberty and the consent OF the
governed while his party is striking
down liberty under the very shadow OF
the constitution 1t is like the bare
faced attempt to change issues and
shift their paramountcy according to
the direction Of the wind. 1t Is like the
Democratic argument that the people
ought to elect Bryan because a Repub-
lican congress can frame laws TO pre-
vent him from doing as much harm as
he intends, and WIN be blameworthy IL
IL does not.
These are the considerations advanc-
ed everywhere by Democratic speakers
in this most amazing political cam
paign. II has been thought, not with
out reason, and Mr.. Towne's address
lends force to the theory, that lack OF
honesty is the great Democratic infirm-
ity. Reading their campaign documents
one wonders whether even this Is not
exceeded by their lack Of sense Of
humor.
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Ladies
Neckwear.

The new ideas are ready. no, /.
great many but sort Of nr,t
choice lot.
Point a Esprit fichu with yNeu.
cicnnes lace edge.
Same with lace and velvet ribbon
Novelty fichus Of Venetian lac.
and chiffon and OF white ,aiYess
with Fedora insertion.
Black liberty silk soas.
Black liberty silk hoas. Trimmed
with crepe lace ruchlnr.
Pretty wash blonde net ties win
embroidered ends and lace enda
Dainty half sleeves Of white
mousseline and Duchcssc Insertion.
Pretty net ties. CSC each.
Pretty. fuzzy. curled eoqus fsAih.
er boas Of white or gray. III
$3.50 to IS.
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81, Marks Church. Seattle, Sept Is 100
To the Editor: Grant ms the courtesy
OF a few lines of space in your columns
20 draw the attention of your readers 10
the great need that exists la Northwest
ern Alaska OF books. magazines. pausrs
aud other food for the mental NE. on
recent vacation spent IN that region I
was Impressed By the absence az any
means Of seif-cuitgre other than those
commanded hy ones own private re-
sources. In Nome city. where the present
population Is Fifteen or tweRty thousand
ana whore batWevu fva and teg thousand
VII probably stay through the winter.
there Is 40; A single pahlc reading room
or library Or place where a stranger raa
spend rational evening Temptation
runs Wide open Vice smiles anH mass
from hundred haunts. hut literature
and other feeders ~ TIE higher tastes are
silent This rs 10 be expected ia place
where as yet the religious aaa ogher be-
violent forces are only la emarya. bar II
increases our obligation % help cur
frionds Ia thels hour y need. We hear
mach or possible famine ana aestltutioa
at Cape Nome sor the physical man. bgt
thorn - equal eAH foT attention 20 the
wants - the Intellectual man. The fnoa-
TAI standard o' Nome IS far higher thar
that ~ she average mining camp E&erv
uther man yea meet has hAA uatvereltv
or high school training. and can converse
GA topics that require thought and study
Hardly anything we could do woula hs
more appreciated than the sending ~
good up-tn-fafe literature Dr. FORE the
winter shuts them in Could not the
Federation % Womens cubs take bold
OK taIs Nosk. I feel sure fhaf grants CT
socks. etc. c2uia Or obtained from cur
citizens and FROM Other sources and could
Ne placed 1nder she charge ~ some re-
spcnsible person leaving Tor Nome on ono
Of the late steamers
SHAH 3e slad 60 90 anything IN my
owu power 10 farther TIE object
J. +. D. Lwyd.
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Some Silk
News.

There are many hundreds OF
ladies In Seattle ana vicinity that
are awaiting the verdict OF this
house as TO what Is correct in silk
and wooden goods wear for the fall
OF 1900.
As in the past we also this sea-
son depend on our simple an
nouncement that THE NEW
GOODS ARE ABOUT ALL HERE
to bring our regular patrons and
their friends 10 inspect our assort-
ments.
Lots came yesterday; can't de-
scribe them-can only tell you OF
them.
Among the New fancy Silks are
beautiful cords. brooches. stripes,
fancy checks and melange effects.
that in the ordinary course OF
trade are worth from 800 to $500
yard. These come as the result
OF a shrewd purchase. You get
the s1.oo kind for Toe, better for
800, s25. and the 500 kind for
$50 a yard.
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Low Priced
Good Hosiery.
We've every desirable ersds q

We've every desirable srsds ~
many special values.
Boys school stockings. fasl
black, heavily ribbed. long. strong.
elastic: well worth 80. are ~ !
pair.
Here's tho best wearing stocktal
you can buy for boys wear. wsst's
more. It's soft and very elastic. ~
pair. saat,
Ladies' fieece-ilned heavy fass
black stockings. lie . pair.
A very heavy double ncecsd
stocking. SIC a pair. VII
We ofrer for 80 = pair the bssl
fine fast black. full finished hoes
that tho price has ever boggh, IN.
a regular way: the feet are thor
oughiy spllced.
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underwear.

We have tho Badger brand. ~
garments. We havs tho real A.
traiian wool garments. We've -
ans OF other worthy grades ~
think OF these.
Fleece.iined Heavy Ribbed unlsA
Suits, ankle length, 900 each.
Three-fourths Wool Union UuisA
warm. soft and win DOT shrtsk
button across the chest. ti.I each
Part Wool Gray Ribbed vssts %
Pants. 5oc each.
childrens Fieeos-iined Ribbed
Gray Cotton Yeats or Pants. sss y
&c each.
children's Fine, Soft Gray Nsr'hs
Garments. SOC 20 TIC each.
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Strangers
OF
Consequence
Our
Kid Glove
Stock.

This one looks like a fne, erss,x
glace Hnlsh street glove. Wei ~
shouldn't &? Cause II b-hn.
here's the point. These Vim
wash No. not under certain iron.
clad conditions. but with an ora.
nary sponge, With decent soap !,
any ordinary pan. They'll n.v.
er get hard; are very soft; N,
wear spiendidly; come In pes,,
tan. black and brown and cost NJ,
s. a pair.
Another Is OF a soft. strong No.
cha Kid. gray, reds. tans ana blaes
The best you've ever boush, "a
their price, which is 81 a pair
Our SITS gloves either hook a,
clasp are as good as can be bcurht
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yet to come when universal happiness
will be sought and found in the prac-
teal recognition and establishment II.
all OF iife's relations Of universal broth
erhood.
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French
FIanncIs.

They're prettier than ever. The
plain coiors are OF softer tlnts.
The satin stripes are neator and the
figured ones are much more up-to-
date. much moro captivating; beau
tiful color combinations and lots to
choose from: soc. COO. s5c yard.
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Draperies.

The new ones have TsachtS -
Pain Usnlms.
Plain Niikolinss
Fav~e slIk0iinss. izase yafa
FnnFv fBrrims. side. ~ ynf2
fFew Cfnfanr@n. xIsgc Sss af~.
Dotted aud Fmbrpl1efed N%se'
able Masfina. isg a gBr0
Fancy Oti0maaRs
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A GUARANTEE.

The Post InteIIiRencer hereby
guarantees its advertisers a bonn
nde paid circulation, Daily, Weekly
and sunday, double that OF any
other newspaper published In the
state Of Washington. Advertising
contracts viii be made subject 10
this guarantee.
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Great Values
in Black
Silks.

All-Siik Black Satin Duchess. the
usual 800 kind, here 75c a yard.
A better grade, si.00 a yard.
A e4-inch Cleopatra Ali-Silk Satin.
firm and strong, 500 a yard.
All-Sllk Black Taffeta. 50c yard.
A very special offer Is our 27-inch
All-Silk Dependable Taffeta, at $50
yard.
Peau de Sole, as fashionable and
serviceable silk as any made.
Know what that name "Peau de
Sole" means7 Well, II means
cream OF silk" and It's rightly
named. too.
Black Pcau de Soies that are de-
pendable are here at Si.00, si.i0,
H.25, $3.50. si.65 to $500 a yard.
A superior grade OF Colored Peau
30 Sole sells here for si.25 yard.
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ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.

SEATTLE THEATER-"A Texas Steer"
THIRD AVENUE THEATER-'we 'Uns OF Ten
nessee
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FIanneIettes.

A very complete line. and In vas
ues--thsrs we go again. siNAls
talking values. values. You'd hinx
we'd tire OF ~ Not q bit Of Il. We
are enthussastio~any one can Ais
pfieeE--but prices don't count; ~
what you act for the prizes ihs'
counts. any one can match on
prices: but ask thsfn 70 shps yes
as good for the same priessssh'
thntE another STORY.
Striped Flanneletfas. e.. si.e yAf@
White Fianneieitess bc. Sac. sFss
20 lie.
All white not cream coio9. hA
pure whlie--s wiliad 1sisc . fsfa
a Heavy. Soft stripe o. Chssa
Faannelette. pretty rdlofings. iN1'
ibc yard =.
Fleece lined Cotton fssrxess rs3
elaborate priatiHRs IN the sesf -
urfngH. tn sfnaii. nav pattsfns
AIasc. lac 3 yard
Cotton EiSefS0Wn n fhe Faf
ueiatfe Parfectigns comes " sse
cate co1ored nne aserea nnsisfAtssss.
With eftiAtir uriGtinEs III dois t@s,
knot. rear a. 80. stfipe. $50,
af.nE. very desirable for Aeest
Rowns, etc. igs-se gard
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Black Dress
Goods.

There are so many this season
that are good that to tell you what
TO buy would be presumptuous. But
let US advise you that persolar,
those beautiful. lustrous. small fig
ured materials. Camels Hair Chev-
lots. Pebble Cheyiots, Venetians.
Broadcloths. etc, are all particu-
iarly good. and as there are hosts
Of other worthless you can hardly
make n mistake,
Black Periolas. 5oc. &c. 800. r.2.
sl-to a yard.
Black Rough Cheyiots, you know
how stylish. all wool. for Soc a
yard.
Better ones at CSC. T5c. 500 and
fl25 yard
Then there's a special 5o-inch iron
Twill Nohhlr Serge. al Soc a yard
Amongst the one-of-a-ktnd pat
terms are handsome tufted Velvet,
Camel,s Hair, Panne Matelasee,
etc, Novelties.
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Blanket
Robes.

Many fair housekeeper has
recently added TO her household
supplies one. OF these cotton velour
house robes. They truly seem al
most Indispensable; they cost little.
are very handy. ara really pretty
and viii many times save catch
ing cold. as witness the many
times you've carelessly lain down
on the sofa. uncovered. and after
ward suffered for Il. These are in
beautiful color combinations and
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New
Umbrellas.

Have stacks and stacks 81 Them.
al grades, al new. many new
handles. aii with steel reds ana
paragon frames. an fast black.
Ladies Gloria SIX t'mhreiias,
fancy pearl. horn, Dresden and nat.
urai wood handles. tis3 each.
Mems fast black scrvia sak I'm
hreilss. WITH heavy cane ard crook
handles, fi.e. us each.
Ch8dreu's sizes. sSc. tec. nc each
sax Umbrellas. f1sq 20 tis.a each.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.


seatsle--second avenue and Cherry street
New York-Rooms z1s-2ii Temple Court -
Chicag0-Rooms 3o9-si0 Chicago STOCK bxeaanse
building
Tacona-ll2i Pacific avenue.
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COIOred
Dress Goods.

We've lots 10 show you In values
that talk. particularly 10 Tailor
suitings and unIsnod Skirt Cloths.
Thlnk of this; a CRrners Hair
all onl Cheviat. - inches vide. ~
oxford gray. came yesterday. w1r. Il
Hre, D. SIC yard.
fp-inch pure Mehair Pebble Gran.
itg. In black and cus0rs, q fE6Q
grade, ltc n yard.
bs. o. and ts-inch new materials.
HNch as rosrA hack beuctlana.
pamne Zihe,ine ard hairy ChevlotH.
very SIS iish. very servicsahle and
very Nrr Va4ANe Nou'N Re greatly
pleased w.kh these. lilo "a yard
Venetian Cloth ard BroRdciufhS
are very much in favor fusf now
We are ce,ndent that ogr stock q,
uneQuale4 iu TIE Northwest. and
gbQut thc prices we'll they re-
market 20 insure quick selling
ga-inch SPLENDID ail-wsol Nene-
tsane. black ard golfers. Soc = yarn.
f1-incs splendid Atwood FenE.
tiaus. BLACK ana colors FsC ysrts
ss-lnch splendid extra wool Eeae-
tians. black and ooiors, az
yard
t4-tnch extra aIl-wool ane Broao.
clrths, black and eolors. tG a
yard.
ss-lneh splendid ail-wOai superior
grade Efqadzloths. black and c9igfs,
r-Sa 4 yhF2-
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The post.Intelilgencer does not offer payment Tor
voluntary contributions. and VIII not under'Aks 70
return unsolicited manuscripts.
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Trimmings for Fall.

1THtHIHIs5C tOt uts
We've
% inspection
an you Of a few tina younb be shown:
In a OF the new pasteIs shade
in al gilt, gilt and gilt
reaA bian lace
Beautiful
y
Black FRONT to inches
Cardinal. Mod and Brown TIA
Black Chiffon
Black
Black and &c
tai fnserio sand gaoons
Anoyers
tian Arabian etc
ace and i'm
oleros
Gilt spange
lero
wi steel
Buckle etc..
%
about them
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Address all communications and renittances %
Seattle. Wash.
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Give poe,osice address In full. including county
and state.
tered letter. of our risk
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Mrs. NJ. l.. O'Deu

Has just received her New Spring Mill
inery and new styles in Hats, Chiffons,
Ribbons and Flowers were never more
beautiful Call and examine her goods.
She also has line of stamped goods and
Brainard 81 Armstrong Wash Silks. But
ter and eggs taken in exchange for
goods. [49tf
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Geo. D. Bruner.

Contractor and building mover all kinds
of plain and fancy stone work done. Will
take contracts for all kinds of building
and repairing and furnish everything.
guaranteed. | sell and
set up Snow Bros. furnaces. Kibbie
phone at residence. GEO. L. BRUNER.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18

A pair of bi-focal lens. gold bowed
glasses in case. between Mrs. John Lyle's
residence and my millinery store. Finder
will please return them to me and re-
ceive liberal pay.
% Mrs. G. \. VAN FLEET
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Millinery.


To Let-For Cash Rent or on shares.
A very desirable farm of 40 acres, less
than one mile from Kalamazoo city lin
its, good ground for small fruits. None
but the most reliable parties need reply.
Address, p. o. Box 694,
52tfl Kalamazoo, Mich.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Paper Hanging

Done in the best possible manner am
agent for the celebrated Potter Wall
Paper Mills mot in the trust and can
sell you wall paper cheaper than anyone.
Interior and exterior decorating. Office
in the Manning block opposite First
National Bank. Call and see samples.
49tfl j. a. LEECH.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Beans |!
Radishes! !!

A house and one acre of ground for
rent or sale.
Two houses for rent.
Best house and two lots in town for
500; inquire of f.. r. Downing. Aft
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Local Department.

III. j. Loveland is home from the East.
f. L. Trey is i'll, threatened with pneu-
n onia.
G. A. Cross of Lawrence was in town
Saturday.
Frank Cutters hired man is quite sick
with measles.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
1S74-IS00-25 Years.

And still in the Piano and Organ trade.
If you want the best at the lowest pos
sible price. 60 organs and GO pianos is
the daily product OF odo the the largest factory
in the world. s3,OOOOOO capital. All
goods warranted New organs S25 and
up; new pianos Sl65 and up. Cash or
payments. Consultation free.
06tfl w. Nj. BRANCH.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18

Almena TO be supplied Antwerp, c. A. Mar
tin; Arlington, Frank II. Fuller; Bangor West
Leonidas Hubbard; Bangor, East, NJ. +. Russell;
Bloomingdale, ID. G.. Robinson; Bloomingdale A.
w Myers, Columbia, South. A. NJ. Brown; Col
umbia North A. I. Anderson; Covert, ID. b.
Allen; Decatur Twp, A. l.. Moulton; Decatur Vii.
A. N. Mouton; Geneva, North, r. w. Myers;
Geneva, South, l.. G.. Maybee; Hamilton, Lila G..
Felt, Hartford Vii, ID. +. Cochrane; Hartford
Twp, Henry Spaulding; Keller, r. r. Clover
Lawrence, A. l.. Robinson Paw Paw Twp, Y. l.
Harrington; Paw Paw Vii, O. w. Rowland; Fine
Grove, A. H. Long, Porter, Roy Burlington; South
Haven VIII, North 4. w. Edgerton; South Haven
Viii, South, b. +. Hughes, South Haven Twp,
Mack Smith; Waverly, X. L. Jennings
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
OR e Il T
'Mn|In6ry Event
THE LADIES ARE REQUESTED TO BE WITH US
Frlddu and Saturday, April 70, q,
At which time we will have on
display the new ideas in Millinery.

At Which time we VIII nave OH
display the ideas in Millinery.
will the latest conceits, copied from the
taking styles worn in Paris New York and Boston.
The range Pattern Hats exceeds number anything be-
Paw Paw while trmmers have been con-
nuousy working making almost neXhaustibe of snowy
Headwear that stylish and gotten to SELL
simply alone marked each hat at price that
if anything is much under its real value.
We intend to naugurae the millinery season with rush by
selling fashionable hats price pleasing TO the purchaser
The true northerner., 1900-04-18

The bluest blue makes the whitest
white, that's Russ Bleaching Blue. Re
fuse limitations.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
The leading fire insurance companies
by L. f. PARKS.

1S00-10OO.
Schedule of teachers examinations for
lS99-l9O0:
At Decatur, June beginning third
Thursday; for second and third grades.
Office days-every Saturday.
WELLS G. Brown,
Commissioner of Schools.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18

Russ Bleaching Blue makes. brown
muslin white in a day. All grocers sell
the genuine Russ. Refuse limitations.
The true northerner., 1900-04-18
Census Enumerators.

Following is list of census enumera-
tors for Van Buren, county, whose com
missions we're issued April II:
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
y
Gate Mins, Soma. 1sbe Sept, 100

Safe Wins, Soma, 1soe Sept, 1900.
81. .. Anunoieu!
6or pmtrent TO Tiger iiben iprloo ell Gut
peo giaun @,Oiu eQer so. @regerien 1T SIem
Der | Ha5Dlaset. Spr nogen 5to Iioen uar
ban iinosforpirret, laa at han EN- Stutto bar
/ Suoepenbence; | Den ienere Sio bar ban
arbeioet lamnen meo fin 6ar, men bar boz
ret ligeiom iolfeifp Tor Sremmepe, ina BET
bar pRret rnnlfeltgt at faa Spar al BAN.
San ipnes at bare taget Ell ipogitlig Net.
nina, ban par tentlig Ieet | Wtplent 5ertile.
Spiua, for to Tiger ioa9 iioen. SeHere bar
bloinotil intet Spor pGret inuoet al bant.
0au er let fienoelia. iiRr paa ct MGrte eIler
rettere eli 6poefet .iinoer oeritre Sie langs
N9ien. Torreiteu er Ian % Qar aammel,
bar lpiebrnnt Sdar, lpie Zine, ct npaet IN
Blif. pa, oa ban git iIemmeira, tapoe mgrte
aiGber, uDen Selt % ell 1ort 6litbat. Se
italfels jorplore er nRiten for, uilet al Sor9
o. upiSDeo, % enbper. lom maatte bare leei
euer tuninier til at tr9tte banl, be0es ON at
opholbe ham eller ialialo ar lenoe llnoers
refining ON Vii % Steo, oa han iibit par
feet. Saapon unoerreinlu9 ian lettelt ler-
oes iii lnoertegneoe.
@i hdr her I Smegneu ig9t og efterlnit
iaa piot muliat, men Oct raar life blot NOT,
oa lea baaber oerjpr, al Sc pil pptage ppers
itaaeibe allerebe / 6reoasslogauen al 3eres
nleaet alminoeligt lGite Slao.
9eres paa Sorbadno nleaet tatuemmelise,
9GrbsoiJit,
Y. e. Srrn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
5tor Jnoultri.

6orlebsn afilutteoe Glgin Gaming
JaetOrp / Glgin, Soma. lit arbeioe
for | aar meo at neolGsse "Speei
Corn" / aanoer. 5 Nar bar Gabris
ten siori sOoe 5orretninser. us Ins
talet al SANDER. iom er bIepen fplbt
| 6dbriien, er itsrre | Iar enb nosens
finoe, nemlis 2la Miaion. Oct
"Sipeet Corn" iom er blepsn last
SANDER. er at aIerbebite Sort os Dil
hjGlpe til at sicre "Glsin Corn"
iienot iom bet bebfte / @sisn. s BET
belle ioset bill biit ans / 9pen, triDer
en- GlsinsMpis, bore tilfrspie meb bel
Grbcibe, fpm 5abriten bar ubfsrt,
Smtrent 400 Mrbeibere FIX Mrbeibe
"a Dase for COB Detailing. Os ou
bet tps mellem $500 og $4,000 ON
ugen for at betale Nrbeibslsn, iau
tan man felp bsmme ON, bpilten BEL
iisnelIe bet bar for Mrbeibsfolt | Gl-
gin. Jurmerne fit $3.50 pr. Son 70,
bet grsnne Corn" os IDlinsen paa
en- gcre bar eienneminitlig Az IONS,
Sertil fcmmer, at 6armeren iii 5ooz
ret at Gurnet. Tom er parot $500 pr.
Icre, iaa at Sarmeren bar COB 5ors
t~ieneite oeo at gjsre Sorretning men
Sabriten. Mrbeibet meo at foa Gon,
rerne pad Wartebet er enonu lite
fGrbiat. ba 0orsmerter Hal paatliz
fires &anperne. % enbpioere itdl be
lraseS / GosTsr. 8ette Irbeibe bill
taoe til lite Sanuar. Glein er 'tolt
al lit "Gannerp" % tatier bet hpert
Gar for bet spoe Mrbeibs, bet gier
for gpens 5plf.
Decorah-posten., 1900-09-21
phiIippinerne.
commissioner bar iremiat Gorilag
til Suu ON eiDil Sienste.

WaniIo, 16be Sept. - Oct al pbi.
l-ippinertOmmisiionen fremiatte Jor.
flag til COB ON gipil Serpiie. e.
srunolast pua bet ameritanite Sp.
item. Oct ct meset omfattenDe. Sci
f9tter unber eipil Rontrol ale al
Wilit1rtommisiionen aniatte Junts
lionarer. Disie Golt er anlatte
JinanspGienet, aubitsrens aontOr,
aolbboben, Snternal Repenue Rolleis
torens aontor. poftontoret os ! aors
iorerne for GOritpnien. Grubeorift oa
llnberpisnins. Jangfelsbefiprere,
propoit Maribaler og 9apnetapteiner
fommer ogfaa unoer Chill Serpics
8~etemmelierne.
Jorflaeet er ubarbeibet | ben ubs
irpffelige Seniist at ubelutte ale pos
mIiiiife Ynblinser Os proteseer. Jors
fremmelie / Resierinsens 3ienelte afa
banser alene at ~perIOnlis 5ortieneFe.
Oct er arranseret faalebes, at Gpers
fereller fra ben ameritanffe gipil Ger
pice fan fnoe Steb. Dette er giort,
for at bpstise Mano fan itafes til ;.
forftjellise bsie pofter. gipil Serbics
9oarbet ftal beitaa af en- JilipinO Oq
to @meritanere. Mmeritanere. ION
ian Spanit. os Gilipinoer. fom Tan
gn9elit, er f1rlis snItet; men bisit
8unDitaber er fun en- 8ibetinseiie 70,
for 4nfattelie. SanbIpnlispis pll
gramindtionerne foresaa | Waibinsa
ton at Gipil Serpioe commissioner
Der iamtibis meo graminationer
Gebu, Sloilp ps Manila.
S forriee use blep Al S~niursentsl
or9bt, og 70 blep faneet, eler be opers
CAB fig. 4merifanernes Sab bar Ier.
5ilipinoerne / 2uguna be Ban piisl
forget 8irtipmbeo. De er psiao
%pirtiomme / bet at General goune
COMMUNICATIVE 9iItritt, fpm bar perei
roli9t / lang Sio.
gtpe @ftenitoler er aabnet / Manila
bpor be Snofpbte undertakes / Gngelit
De er taIris beisste, os Gleperne er be.
eeiitret.