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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
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TaB YrDan Der bemofratilbe Yrdli=
oentihafts=Ganoioat iein lpirb, fam
iebt ,pobl BON Niemaub mebr beaipeifelt
lperben.. GaB Die Demotratie bes ean-
zen 2anoes in Der yetdmpiuna beg Sln=
perialismus einia uno eei6lonen oa=
ltelt. lit ebenio tlar. DaB lie. ietblt
nit einem grDan an Der Spibe. bic
arube Mebrbeit Der unabbdnaieen Wdb=
Ier gu lih beriiber 81 5iebeu l,llo Die
Hepublitaner su ihlaaen berma9, ,Denn
lie lih auf Die Yetdmpfuna bes Smpe=
rialismus uno Der grobtapitaliltiiben
5enoenseu beihrlntt, iollte oen Sub
rern ebenfalls flar eelpproeu iein, msnu
lie iraeno ,ueI1su pOlitiihen Slid be-
fisett.
Sen. ridtieen Wes, UNI bos erlebnte
3iel sy erreiben, baben grpan uno
oellen Gatbsebern bis iebt Die Sonpente
BON fiinf nemotratiIhen Staaten oe=
,eiet, ndlnlib Die pon Stem Oort, Nelu
SerIep, Marplano. Connecticut uno
Snoiana. ,Sn oieien fiinf Staaten bas
ben Die Demofraten li6 nlebr ooer u,ill=
oer oeutli1 fiir grDan ertldrt uno ibrc
gereitwilliateit ausaeoriidt, lih ebrlih
oen geihliiilen oes pnai=@pnueats
ia GanIas gitp 81 iiigsn. Wsbr fam
man Ielblt BON Den ianatiIdlten 9nbdn=
germ Srpan's nidt gut perloueeu On
| Ger vHeauiaritdt" Der 2eute tann fein
3meifel belteben. Qlber Ole Semofra=
ten oieIer fiinf Staten btben Die Gbi=
coeoer Blatform ienorirt uuo oanlit
Den gntihlub anaetiinoiet, lib aeeen
Die 3umutbune Die Gbicaaoer Plot=
form ols oos partei= @pau9elium ansu=
erter,len. nit alien ardften su tpebren.
sic neben bon Dem Geoanfeu Gus, oab
Nationol= =@onpente bon Garteien Den
3nef baben, oas Brp9ramm auf5u=
|teaet,, nit melbem Die Portei in Der
jemeilioen Mabl boz bic Stilnmeeber
su treten beubIihtigt. Tos beoelltet.
ooB man lib in oieier grtldrung nit
oen ipihti9itsn Trogeu bes Sa9es be-
ibaTtiet. nibt aber fru6tloie Yrin=
sipienreiterei treibt uno bon anoers
oenfenoeu 2euten perlanst. unter a(leu
llmltGnnen Dieie 9ummbeit mitSuma=
den.
Seem Yort, Nem Serfep, Marplanb.
Connecticut uuo Snoiana, oenen lib
wabrIdeinlid Sainois anidlieBen piro,
L lino iammtid in friiberen sSabren in
Der oemofratiid)en &plonne 9eneien.
Dine lie bat Brpan auh ni6t Die aller=
aerinene Wusliht auf @ripdblung. nit
ibnen III ibm Der Ginsug in's Weibe
Sans fiber. Sci rubi9em Nadoenfen
lollte er begreiien, oab in Der Saltuna
| iener flint Staaten Elm beutli6er @int
lieat. in melher WeiIe er ieinen Aroben
ginflub in 3anIas @itp selteno MAIDEN
foil. 9ieaeidt bebersigt uno befolst er
ben Wlnf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

Die gngldnter. ipel6e ibrem Wan=
ael an Sienitlndoben in 9lmerifa ab=
belIen mol!en, fommen bier ,an Die
Hed)ten".
ueber Die Barrier WusHeQun9 bort
man 10 ,uioeriprebenoe urtbeile unb
geriAte, oaB es iid ldon beinabe lobnt,
|hinsuaeben uno li6 3u iiberseuaen, iper
eigeltlih &edt Fat.
9a lat Senlanb ausaere1net, baf
bas gintOmmen oes tiirfiiAen Sultans
$3.50 per Stunoe betd9t. Wenn ber
Mann alle feline 5bulben beaableu
pill. fam er nod mebr brauden.
Sn @bieaao aaitirt man jebt aud
9esen unnOthi9en StraBerldrm. Da.
bel baben bic aliidli6en Gbieaooer I'M.
nler 10 biel Ghmub auf ben 5traBen
lie9etl. oaB man ME Waaenaera1el Doe,
Bferoeaetrampel b0ren iann.
Eeuti1lano bat int perfIolieneu
Sabre nabe3l 81 Millionen Ionren
Rpblen iinportirf. Ser or0Gte Shell
bobon tolirbe dus ben Ser. 6taoteu
bon ynerita be3oaen. MuA cine Qebrt
fur 9epiiie RrieQsbeber auf beioen Gei-
ten bee groben Maiiers.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

Die iiinaiten 0efritferitiirme baten in
Yerlhienenen 1beilen Deutihlanps srr@
fen Shapen anserihtet, namentlih ar
Sber<Nbein, no niele Mtenfhen POM
SliB erihlaaen irurpen. Die Wcinterae
in jenem Gifrtte rurpen itper teiha=
oigt Nuh in rer llmseacno son graun=
lhweis unp in Der plauen'lhen Wegcnr
baben bic Stiirme idlimm gebauit.
sus Dram wirp tetssrapbirt rab an
Der Siibsrense Bon Nlsier elm 3ulam=
menitcs nit BEN Wauern brctt- Weh=
rere Sauleno gut temafftete Irater,
Sruppen Marutto's, icllen sesen RE prti
fiirslih ncn ben TransrRn errihteten
Ntilitlrpcitcn in BEN Salsn fiiplf spn
Nl9ier ,ieten. Die nrrtiaen 8elasunsen
:rurrcn rrritarft unp tarfe aubsnpriten
aufseiteat.
Der Oampfer ,Ninrwarb", pas Sabr=
,eu9 bes Ncrpprlfrrlhers peary, tit in
ct. Scbns, gt. g., fir cine neue 9tprp=
lanpiaArt ausseriiltet mprben.
Sn Hic &c Saueirr, graiilien, finn spn
SO peripnen, bic an Der Beulenpeit er=
franfteu, 26 geltcrben.
Sn gtcrc Scrncc lit elm ernltliher
aufitanb sesen rie Gnelanper aussetrc=
den. Gie yGtartersp Company" Icu
nie Gin9etcrenen 70 auapliinrern nnp te>
crilden, pas algemeine lln,uiriepenbeit
berrlht.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
sm siot Mfrifa

bat in ben lebten Sa3en oas Srieassliid
mieoer bic guren beeiinitiat. gs III
ibnen 9elungen, Die @iienbobnperbin=
ouns iliolib ben General Gobsrts auf
elmer 5trefe bon 81 Meilen gu unter=
brehen uno 900 gngldnoer gefangen gu
nebmen.
9luh bon anoeren Seiten fommen
geri6te iiber gr0bere &iibriNteit Der
guren unb ibeint es bauptid6li6b oas
geitreben oerielben 81 iein, bic 0er=
binbungslinien Der gnQldnOer su unters
breden. Cine Sepeide meloet ioaar,
Die Guren batten gloemfontein toiebe,
ein9enOmmen uno @eneral 9eluit mar=
i6ire nit $4,000 gurgbers auI SO:
bannesbnrg.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
S18,OOO,OOO,OOO.

Ser lmIas I'M gSelt9anoel reprdlen=
tirt Die enorme Summe BON $4,000
Miiiionen Dollars pro Sabr. Gna=
lano's 9tnt6eil al oemielben betrd0t
1873 prpsent, Der 9eutihlano's 1O.e
proSent unb Der Mntbe,l Der Ser
Staaten 9.7 Yrosent. Gor einem
SabrSebnt mar oas Der. q0nisrei6
ieinen beioen i6arflten Gonfurrentell
auf Dem Weltmarfte beoerteno peiter
poraus, Der 9lbltano ninmt ober bon
Sabr gu Sabr ab uno Die 3eit, tuo
SeutI0ianb unb Die Ser. 5taaten
Sobn Bull ben &ans ablauFen, lit
niht mebr melt entferni. Diele 5bat=
lahe. melde aud Dem oifihdbelisen
Sniulaner enolih tlar aetporben 1T, er=
t!drt CUR 8eniige, pesbalb er INNER
mieoer ben @eriub ma6t, Die Ysioen
ansinanoer su beben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Weuca 2etcu

blibt aud np1 aus ben &uimen eines tpbtIterbens.
frauen abrpers TO- fern Sbr benelbeu in benz Sample
nit Der ibn immer nebr nereiftenbeu 9Iutenmiiduno
burd) Werabreibnna Der bendbrteu ct gernarf
Ssrduterpaeu unteritibt giele 5auienbe med)e bic.
len Yilen nelie Gelunbbeit perbanfeM perbeu iebem
sranfeu bctdtiaen. baB bic ct Bernard SsrduerpiIeu
bic bette Nr5nei nh. pelde eS aegen be lansa abe,
uussbrnng u1b 0erItDpfuna berpprgeht Ser R6r.
per iprb nit organid3en Gten angeialt bic itb tag
tdgliG IN ihm anbanfen Deif cs on 2eibesbifnuno
feblt nnb fblieBlih bietet bic ean5e 8lutbabn bas
Bib elmer BON unreintgfeiten berfiebenben Gloafe
beren Sifte bnrt bic Abern bs in ben leBten Winfe
bes Gbrpers einbrngen Slut be friberen stnseihen
Der @erftopinns, g. .. appfIhmerSeu. Mppetitlpfig.
felt @6ipinbel Dbnmadbtsanfdlle. 4eraflppen. Wtaf
tiQfcit u. NJ. iinb bic i1pn jbmereren Gpmptbpmt
sefolat ipie maflerIidtise Nni1menun9en, anbnlten
be8 Grcuatpeb nb anbere Yeiben t6btlier 2ebers uni
yttereutranfbeit Mber audb bann sbt tS nod) eine
eine ein3ise Mr3nei bie ptlfe itaen has 8lnt nr1f
bes 5pitem nod reiniQen fann: eber Bite ct germorh
Ssrdnterpiuen Is Gents. MIIe Apotbefen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Nes,eite Nad)riNten.

Der burf nie ,,Sprers" in G6ina ter=
anfbelhmprene 9lufitanp nimntt INNER
sewaltiaere Gimenitrnen an unp ner=
treitet itd fprtmatrsnp iiter meitere &C.
ttete. Die Mese(eisn rauern fort unp
Die apu cer Hegterung BEN Aufltanriide
entgeaen9eianeten Gruppen iinp pcnlel=
ten niht 9emahien unp in sieten 61llen
fratcrnlliren iie ipgar nit BEN 9etellen.
Die srn Den eurrpdilhen Mahten unp
Nmerita selanreten Seeipiraten wcrpen
9fitbe taben, Die in Netins rpbneroen
Gurppaer gu telhiiBen. NuBlane bat
cine 9rSBere 5ruppenSabl, ettpa 10000
Wann, in Der Stdbe unp mirp mabrlhein=
lih NIT pieier @iadt etnsreifen miiien.
Gin Spesialcepelhe iust, bic &aiierinz
SHUTTER bate in rer ruliilhen gesatisn in
pefins 3uiludt deluht uno sefunpen,
unr cine weitere 0epelhe melret. Rap Der
tele9raptiihe Serfebr swifheu Stem Sim
UNI pefins untertrrhen 1T. Gas Ales
liett unbeilprp6enp aus.
Der StraEenbabn=Streif in Sannpoer
ideint ncriiber su iein, renisltens 1T Elm
5bcil Der Streiter wieper sur Nrbeit su<
riidsefetrt. Sci ben &ramallen murnen
insaelammt $50 9erIcnen serlebt, rarun-
ter 30 ihwer. Inter Den lesteren tein>
oct lih elm Majcr Der iih in Uniform
tefanp. ginem &inpe, raa Der Gate,
auT Dem 9lrme tielt, wurre Elm 9lrm az
scbauen. Cine Jrau biibte bic Nale Elm
unp Gin Qrbeiter erbielt cine 70 tieie 9rm=
munce, Dap Der arm amputirt merren
mu6te.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
gr. Dnttifl q. Uc1ttsrl1,

ipbmet fid ausIbiebItd ber Bebanblnng npn
auscns. cBrens, 8alens unb 9nisfranfbetttn.
grtIen unb uesn9Idier nerfen cprreftt~rs
. idrieben, fpenn nDtbig. Mugen frei uuteriMnt
lis Weif=6 6obftraBe, gefp 8bilabelobta o.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Ia8esneuigfettcm.
chto.

Sn Daytrn lieferten ih rie Sunirrs
uno SenirrS Der Schlhule auf rfm
Spielpiase spr rem Shulaetauoe zine
reaullre Shladt unb es ,rurnen infrlse
pejien Iehs Der dltercn Shuler einsc=
lperrt unp einiae Stunoeu binter Shlrb
unp 9ieael getalten.
e}n @lpueeiter murpen rurh elmer Gr=
plclirn seu 0rutengalcn Sier &ublenarlz
Der aetSntet unp eine sanse an;abl lino
perlest morpen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
Wu6lnuD.

2uf Der 8eitl,ns &Gniaitein in rer
1ahilhen Shmei, itehen, elmer Oepclhe
Yun bort 3ufplse, Die Settings Ma9a;ine
in Tlammen.
Sn 5arturs an Der Glte lino. bic
I9uerl'lhe Selfatrif, cie Gser'lde Sal=
peterfabrit, Elm Metllaser unp Elm Grs=
naclpeiber atsetrannt, Der 0elammtz
idapen iriro auf feds Mi(licnen @farf
abselbabt.
Der beut1he Heidstaa bat Die Steuerz
pcrlhldse Der Gpmmiltpn our Deduns
Der 5lcttenfcfen anaempmmen.
Sn Sppis in Ger lahiilhen Sreis=
6auptmannlhaft Bausen bat Der Srbn
rcS OemeinpeYprltsbers GGnis leine @e-
liebte nnb iiA lrlbit setSptet.
Muf BEN Iie1elaute 5einersrcrf bel
Berlin idlns Der Blis in pas in Elm Sc
nelun9sbeim ,,msewanrelte oerrenbauS
unp lebte balIelbe IN granr, bod gelang
es, famn,tlihe paticnten su retten.
Sn Nien trciten es Die Ilhecten nit
ilrer Sb1ruftipnspolitif I'M NeihStas
INNER tcller. sic brahten 0pnsS NIT,
iAlusen auf bic pulte, serbrahen bic MS-
bel unb l6len lid, abtbeilunasmeilf i'm
Qarmen ab, I'M ben Gfanral cbne llnterz
brchun8 fcrtiesen 3u tGnnen. GnpIih
erldien Der Wremier Minifer Or. Ycn
|Jeerter unb ert(drte Die Sibung in Mulz
tras pes Railers Jrans Sciepb fur se=
liAlcien.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

Sas 1T elm iebr biutiaer SSrieoe,
Der iebt auf ben pbilippinen berri6t.
Sino Die gubauer nod INNER niGt
reif fir - Gelbitbeitebluns. 9ln 8ei=
Fpielen bat es ibnen ieoenfalls nibt 9e-
feblt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14

6onntags grcnrlions=@oten ollf
Der GleDelan0, 2orain & Mbeeling Gi=
ienbabn. Madt einen MusfIue nit
Gurer Gamilk nah Der 5taot ooer nllf
bas Qano.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-06-14
2nlun0.

Sn snbetraht Res tcrrlhcnnen Geln>
iiterFuiIeS ,rerocn in New 9jprf Die
Spartanfen, Die mod 4 Drcsent ;3inleu
hc;ablelL piele 3insrate repu3ireu.
s5n Des Mrines, Spma, mr bic sSirtb>
ihaften fluff Wunate lanN gelhlpNen ma
rem, haten tie Sempereuser jest ibre
5ta99e einsieben miiiIsn,
s}n San 2luguitin, Ger fnp i'm Sc
rihtsastduoe prsi Manner erlhpHsn NOR.
Zen, ulmlid,: 6elir Toterts, Gprreipcn=
bent Der y0alpetrn Stems, Sip Hps
terta uno Der Sberiif gtcel 9tcberts.
Gir Sragapie lit cine 6ulge elmer lang
jabrt9en Jebne sri1hen Der gSnll= uur
Ncterts= 8attipn auf Der einen uno Der
Srccfs= unp Surrerz5attipn auf eer an
peren Seitc.
Set elmer Srclleycar=Gpllilipn in prp=
whence, 81. s., finp sier @ericnen umse=
fummeu rmp 20, rarunter Giee 0ruY.
>. $. &imball, oerleBt wcrpeu.
s(nldBlih elmer &eiicl= =Grplriipn in rcr
Oute'ihen .3ieselei in 9lmiltpn, 2lln.,
muroen ,mei Ni1nncr ectrrtet unp iehs
peitere trusen erbetlibe Gerlesunscn pa=
pcn
Seit Dem Sesinn nes Gtrcifs in ct.
Sput5 inn in Den Yerl6ierenen Sramal=
len ;etn Yerlpnen artIrtet unp menig~
items filufis metr rcer weniser ihwer
ofrirunpet pprrcn.
Sn 9leip Scrf unp llmgcaenp iino an,
Scnntas l9 perlpnen auf seraltiame
Weiie un's Geteu aefrmmeu. Ger ei=
aentbilmlihite llnslilfsfall lit her sinea
l7jsbrtetn Garfatrers 9tamens sSilliam
SnYocr, Der um's 9eben fam, ais er rers
ludte, in Scrcusb Srcnr neben elmer
lrraesz her;ufabrsu. Gr raneltc
cine balhe Weile melt neben hcr Gar hcr
cann fog ct frpfiber pom Gape unp ais
man i'm aufbrt, mar CT tcbt.
Cine sraBlihe Sesetenteit miro rur
Der Sneipa Snpianer Gelersatirn te
Stcdtripge, isis, gemelret. 2lm Don.
ncritas @iprsen tesat lid, einc Sncianer=
frau in ben !ocf btnter i6rem 6auie, ii
cem cine gn;abl &inrer 1pielten, fins cir
!oubn, eas iie gum Ntittagsmabl suterei-
ten mr0te, unp badte ibm Den &cpf at
Oas blutise Sell lieb iie i'm Spfe au
DEM 8cpen liesen. gines Der Ginpe,
ldlug raraufbin Ycr. rab ie y.Sutn'
ipielen lcaten uno ale ltinmten lpfprt gu
Gines Der tleineren &incsr muBte nal
>oubn scrlteQen. gs murpe SIT Spper
sewprfsn, Der trrf ,rurre ibm auf elmer
| !Srl,tlpf geleat unr pann NIT Dem ihar
fen Seile abaetadt. Sm birttren 1beil
res (opfes paren CUR Belt cine 9ln;ab
Mauner pamit telhaftist, eine Sheun
III tauen uno iie Datten scrace nit einen
6ctebaum einise ldwere Salten in ri
6SNe sescsen, ais ie lalcn, ME ZEN
&ince Der &ppf atseladt murrc. 2a
lieben auf einmal paS Seil los, um Den
&inpe su Siilfe su ellen, uno Die sSrls
mar, paB aeht Manner scn ren berat ltilr
| ,pnGrf1 Da1f,n ericfI1arn nufrNfn
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~. 10y l1y notsce ~ 9u.cneI nan vsmer peo-
snsnH,ns ~. a.. ss sneyEars ovs. tn cstv
~ str,sc. ,,s,4L =, oonH .n,,rH e Soy -,
a.; ~ ~ W. 49, .u 80 su, - aili S.t, " pav
~ ~ ~ t,,n ~ peeu uonS ~ - Une
Hesy nv ,N.". vet r,ss s 49, @
~. ns;yn~p rsssO ~ : az - 49,, paS =
,aev,r~ ac.sa ,r mnem tote ~" an ps nr ure
ss,rs,oot nseit x.rts- ~ nast ~, 49,
az - ~ = e uuIns snS pa ~ lsw yeaiss
ai ~ ~ - SoH nsy eA.snHs euc WIZ 49,.
s,v,d. =, u :y.,,.. ,.,,,nyy ~, une,e .lt
hhnas ~ Pa,u,nS, sv.o =, "ml IN We naxe
y 0s nros, ~ .osr w w., ~ acoot ~ =.
Soncs . snst the pest pavemems TOE
pus,ness ssree.s, WEES .,,.nss a1 9s, q
t Hsavy vins1 aoms y ,, vls.1 ss DITCH
.as,,t pfsk - Ia tsI siv - Soou
Husny 81 cray or shaie' ~ w'ii ase ABOUT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

America. These different sections win Be
placed between glass and used In q stere-
opticon for the purpose Of explaining the
various kinds and growths OF wood.
There are some woods in this state that
cannot be gathered In winter, as the only
way they can be identified Is by their
foliage. For these ! will have to return
In the summer.
There are about thirty varieties Of wood
In this state. that have seen so far. After
travelling through. all the various states
of the Union, with the exception of Ore
gon, there ID only one state that can any
where compare with Washington in a
California redwood forests remind me Of
this state but no others.
There is another thing that has attract
ed my attention. There Ii no state in the
Union wherein the devastation of timber
by fire has been so great. 1t IL an eye
sore to look upon such an amount Of val
liable timber totally destroyed. The rea-
son for such vast burned area, be-
lieye, is the density Of the forests. While
have viewed your woods with the eye
Of botanist, rather than that Of lun,-
herman, am impressed with the great
commercial value of Washington's for
ests."
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WATCH YOUR
KIDNEYS.
The Most Important Organs In tho Human
Body-Ihey Throw Out
Al Dlsease.
Swamp Cures WedkKidneys

Does your back ache7
Do you have pains across your kidneys!
IL your complexion chalky, gray, wnite
Il your skin dry or feverfshf Are there
puffy bags beneath your eyesf
Are your eyes dull, iistless ana dead
Are you irritable ana hard to plea.sf
Do you feel as though you have heart
DO you have to urinats several times in
lag sensation there?
Do you feel the desire Immediately to
urinate again, with no result?
II your urine clouded, thick or MILKY
II. there any sediment or do particles
Don't neglect these conditions. and II
they, or any part Of them. are your,
Swamp-Root.. the great kidney remedy,
Here's . simple test for the kidneys. Just
personal attendance on your case: Pour
some Of your morning urine In glass
or bottle and allow It to stand twenty-fouf
hours. Then hold II up to the light, and
It Is thick or milky, or II small particles
float about in It, don't hesitate for mo-
ment. but write at once to DR.. Kilmer q
Co.. mention the Seattle Sunday Post-In-
tslIigencer, and Immediately. begin using
receive al once, absolutely free. by mail
The results will surprise you.
ant to lake, ana * 1i for sale By drussists
everywhere IN bottles OF two sizes and
two prices-nfty cents and one dollar.
Bear In mind the name, Swamp Root, and
the address. Binghamton. N. 7.
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CHRIsTMAs AT ORPHANs' HOME
List Of Donations Received From
Friends Of the Inntituta0n.

The year at the Orphans Home In
North Seattle closed with an enrolment
of twenty-seven inmates Christmas was
made day of great rejoicing for the
little ones. Mrs. F. s. Stimson, according
to her usual custom, gave the children
two Handsomely lighted and decorated
Christmas trees laden with presents and
furnished them with a supper Of ice
cream and cake.
The following donations In addition to
the Christmas tree were received: Mr..
Dean. toys: Minnie Fogg MacDougall, box
oranges; Newhall, six dozen hose; Mrs.
Capt. Stetson. clothes; George Reynolds,
1el1ies and books; Ashton Shamrock two
dozen eggs: Mrs. Tespole. N.25; an UNI
known friend, box OF oranges; Santa
Claus, Jellies and books: Mrs. M. v. b.
Stacey, peaches, ham, rice sugar, rolled
oats: Mrs. FREDERICK Bausman, doll; MI.
Sellers. dolls: Mrs. w. w, Robinson, IT.,
candy and books; Mrs. c. D. Stimson, UNI
brellas and toys: Mrs. q. G.. Hawkins,
perfumery and hair ribbons: Wesleyan M.
E. Church Sunday school. South Seattle,
oranges, apples, potatoes, nuts. jelly,
candy and books; Mrs c. Burnsidss, box
oranges; Mrs. Louis Schoenfeld, turkey;
Mrs. F. w. Stetson, ten comforters, Jelly
and fruit; Cecil Conover, books and
games; W: r., sherlock, IS: friend, box
oranges; Frederick. Nelson & Munro,
magazine one year; Newhall q Co., maya
zine one year; j. D. Farrell, ten tons Of
coal.
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COLLECTING NATIVE WOODS.
Prof. n. u. Hough Filled with Adj
mfratfon for washington Forests.

Prof Romeyn B. Hough, Of LowviIle.
". Y, Is q guest at the Northern. For
the past two weeks he has been in What
com county collecting specimens Of native
70 to other sections of the state, and at
the end of another week expects to have
secured samples OF all the woods in this
state obtainabio in winter. These he ex-
poets to use in unique exhibit of all
the woods grown In the United States.
Prof Hough IL the inventor of a ma
chine which cuts a square shaving ONE
twelvehundredths Of an inch In thickness
from block of wood. Each sample Is
arranged In cardboard frame, showing
from transverse, radial and tangential Sec
tionA
my object is to bind my card frames
is complete. will show all the woods of
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;. & .... ....a md Alaska are the only
4 sosnS s...r,c,- ~ the Pacific
y. p ssn ~s,n IN tho volume OF
- uat 10y 's~s,s't anrinv 1899 ia more
~ industry su = ~, o.ssr twelve months
~ eQuhl ill., ~. - $50 rhe other districts
Il ~ pess TOUT s &C.. 80 show nm noorIv
/ IN oained snu u.s. ...sr WIN tina en-
4 ~ BUSINESS q lss p,,t AI.slra
o00on g nneisn 1888 oh.sd ana
a. 1uget sounu nas 49, a. .hs sS~rsrnte
A 11ooN9en puAiss .s,..a - n ~ q1K or
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n.,.. consists Of small vial OF pleasant
...-,s Just fits the vest pocket.
e,,,.. eures by restoring the checked cir
~ indicated by chill or shiver);
ys,.. .ae blood coursing through the
and SO breaks up" q Cold or the
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E. his
carbolc a
whe
after he had read Friday night he retired mis- bed at
bersd forced her way into the room and found him dead
believes that he usual and waited
morning
Stewards
Do
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TRAVEL BETWEEN SAN
FRANCISCO AND SEATTLE

TIM DaalHG9 tsavS bstwssn ,6ea1als md
- Dfano1soe 6uRllG ~ assumed
sossn rvlts riGuss1 sss iaot availabis foe
The numhsE q pszscaa that tsavsIsd -
carefully compiled from month u month By
the Post IntelllGsnosf show that l1f51 peo-
pie passed betwsen the two cities By steam
q. The larger shAfe of these went south,
i.15A The total tonnaes q the 10 de-
pAstnres and an3vaIs a The stsAnsn en-
sassd Y the passenger business wAs sc9.sN
net reeistsrsd tons.
honthly compilations fer isss make The
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-01-07

The pack Of Puget sound and vicinity,
= per the figures compiled by p. r. Kelley,
hs already been published in the Post-In-
temgencer. SO merely the totals are shown
"a this issue.
Business of Four Years.
Arranged according to the relative i'm
pcftance Of the districts. the pack of the
Coast during the past four years has been
shown In these computations, all the
" the preceding tables:
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PACKOF THE COAST
5lS,ooO, 900 in the Famods
Fish During 1899.
ExsskA HAD a THIRD or IT..

= 6ssnas share Of Business Of
~ coast Amounted to 20 Per
5.x Alaska and This District
~ OILY Ones to Excel Every
rxx 81 the Past Four-steady
..,xh Fails to show Decline.
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Dewey Club Meetinr.

The regular meeting of the Dewey Club
will be held at the Chamber Of Commerce
Monday evening at o'clock on
GERS for the ensuing year will be elected
at this meeting, and a full attendance is
desired.
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KINDS OF STREET PAVING.

apohs Contractor Explains
experiences in That City.
", Carney, street paving contractor.
the c;s as cone large amount of work In
0vsnr q Minneapolis Is at the Rainier
dfSsss.. ne Is making a holiday visit to
thsss e ~. western cities, examining into
IL sr street pavings. the material used and
herss s ~ Eng qualities. He will 20 from
eaiiornia, and return home early