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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
Administrator Notice

Notice is hereby given that the un- dcrsicucd has been duly appointed by Che Probate Court for Che District oi Alaska. at SkawWay administrator oi thc estate oi F. E. Stotko, deceased. An persons having claims against said estate are hereby required Co pre- sent che same properly verified as by law rquircd. Co me at Skagway, in the District oi Alaska within siN months from che date hereof
 Dated at Skagway Alaska this 7th day oi June. lQoL
 Cortcs Ford
 Administrator oi the thc estate oi
 F. E. Stotko. deceased
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
QUEER TRADE MARK
An Entertain ng Explanation Oi
 Transportation Cos Design

The trademark oi ,hc Northern Pa cb, railroad though apparently mean us'c,,. is certainly a very striking. though simple design
 Ducu. during a long journey uyct thc great system. traveller, are often heard eugu,ring tbc meaning oi thi, design. that Is painted ou the o.ucc,. cars, warehouses and other propc-;, oi Jhc company it is seldom chat a uc,l explanation can bc gwen hy t1umcu. To satisfy public curio 'ty. Dul- S Fee thc general passenger agent has issued au artistic mtic plw phIrt written by Ohn D. Wheeler. giy- ug au illustrated history oi che trade mark
 The Northern Pacific was ,n search oi a trademark. Many design, had been considered and rejected Mr. Me- Henry while visiting the Korean cN- hb.t lt ihc Worlds Fair. wa, struck with geomctr'c design that appeared uu tbc Korean flag lt wa, simple. Fct cHcc,iyc-pIlu yet striking N once the idcl came to him tha, t v,, just che symbol tor thc long sought t.ior trade mark With but slight modiil- uou % lent itself readily to thc :ur- pose
 ln N D. IoI- a young Chinar1n. Chow Lien Ni was born As yo u- man he delighted in nature. and n1m- cd thc hills and dllcs, and Co this Nc owe thc existence oi the trademark and Chow Lien Ri thc fame to .hich he attained
 One day n his rambling he found a cave The cave ran through a hill and had an entrance on each side oi it Both entrance, were double crescent .hapcd hut thc cave itself was roun, a, moon inside. Out of these crcs. ceutic entrances and thc moon-shapc, cave he evolved the diagram that ha. become noted among the Chinese This diagram. che Great Monad. h, used to illustrate a system oi philoso phy established by Fun Ili more thar 3ooo B C.. and oi course. 4.oo, years before Chow found his H1ll'r iul cave.
 From thc mysteries of an ancitn Chinese philososophy it has now beer dragged forth Go illustrate ;hc moderl American system oi transportation I h3. ,o Co speak. lcapcd across 8 gul oi nine centuries. become a modern iu ycutiou. as it were. and now does duu a, che trademark oi thc Norfh,m Pa cihc Railway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
FARALLON'SLIGHT LOAD
Had One Party of Round Triper'
 and a Tow Locals

The Farallon arrived last night at eight o'clock. just as thc Dolphin was pulling out. with a light load of freight
 Her passengers consisted oi roun trip party oi four and a few locals.
 She had about 6s tons of freight for thc interior and 5oooo feet oi lumber for J. A. S3yward. oi White Horse.
 She sailed for Seattle early thisuorn-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Have you seen that hobby line of new spring overcoats at ClaySon's.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
THE WHITE PASS & YUKON ROUTE.

Pacific Arctic Railway and Navigation Company. British Columbia Yukon Railway Company. British Yukon Railway Company
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Red Star bottled beer is unequaled as a table drink. & per dozen. deliv cred. Telephone s0-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Fine watch repairing at p F. Kern
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Culmbacher. The Seattle. Aug rst.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

Culmbachcr The Seattle. Aug rst
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
Gained Information

The Port Townsend correspondent oi thc Orcgoniau quotes the River and Ulrbor committeeman as saying that they had gained valuable information which win guide them in future lcgis- 'Jtiou for Alaska.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01
The Mnr She MrantIi

She-Indeed Nr Jigshy, it seems tc mo you ought to take Q neryo medicine 0f some sort
 He-Oh. l guess my neryo is strong enoughl
 Sho-Undoubtedly, but don't they sometimes give people something to kia nerve2-Chicago News
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-08-01

"You hope soi Great scottp'
 "No, not Great Scott, at alll WheI that times comes, we men will loo bosl of our own homes for the first tiRer'- Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

L an-ClFf asTn a# ftm 52Ha ia
A Leading Brunswick AttOrneyof Whom
information is Sought.

Some days sgo Mr.. IRA f Smith,
one Of Brunswioks leading attorney
left for'New York to Investiasta the
merits OF certain m echipe advsFtis
ed as greats d TO deafness, nasmuch
as the machine was sn lmp4ct and go
perfect that it could 0o coucPsl I'm
der the vest and by it's sppesrsncs
never indicate to anyone that the
wearer was afflicted. Mr.. Smith
thought 1t was q good hing and went
to the expense Ct spending q large sum
Of money in going 20 New York and
tryingit for some days. The fscts
sarrou adIng HE departure were duly
chronioled and since his return M.
Smith has been deluged with lie, ters
from all over the country. 80. far
several states are represented iS 9
ard they havs1 y, t
quit coming yet a% aa.
He says that he did not know there
were so many desf people in this
country, and he regrets that the
msshine he went on to iovestie ate was
not success. He thinks the prinoi, le
of Il 10 ell right aud that some day the
inventor or someone will improv. ON
the idea and perfect "a machiue that
will do what was claimed for this one.
In the meantime be is sl,ve to The
great benefits to be derived to mankind
by such an invention ard will iuvestis
gate thoroughly every instrument that
is alleged to ba a success.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
>UNOAYEXCURSEON TO SAVAN,
NAH VIAB. & B, r, R.

Heretofore the cheap Sunday rates
between Brur swick and Savannah
have been Withdrawn upon toe last
Sunday in August OF each ysar; but
this year there is New Richmond in
the Field" and Inc Brunswick and
Birmingh ham EsilFoad Will seu ticke' =
10 Savannah aud return at the usual
Sunday rate of one dollar. Tickets
may be procured at the trains. Which
leave corner Gloucester and Cochran
Avenue st 7.G0 =. Ia. and 100 >. m.
Return ng trains lesv,s SavAnDsA at
! % pm.
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A VERDICT OF MURDER.
Rendered by the Coroners Ju y i'm the
Story-Shriyer Case.

L. b. Story. who shot and killed Fl
Shriver on Friday last has not yet
given himself up or been apprehen ded
by the off ,ers
Ramcrs were afost yesterday to the
effect that he had been seen about z
miles from 3 -uDswtc and also in the
city, but these rumors failed of con-
f1ymafiO1.
The coroner's jury yenderod q YER.
dict OF murder in the case.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
NOTICE.

II JON want to Speno . cool Sunday,
60 d Iwn to 81. Simon on the Steamer
Hessie, leaving Brunswick It 900 m.
Or il you only want . ceol afternoon
and pleasant trip, 60 down q 200 .. %.
She will make two trips q, d give ever,
bcqy . chance for surf bath. Fare
for the round trip 35 c's. ~
!. &es j. b. Wright. Manager.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
BU+SEY THE OLD HAT MAN IN
RuNSWI K -

Blu sey. the cid hat man, Of A lanss5
who lead. IN m king old hata new, 1
expectedi' tn city by jim Car er
Don't brow YOUR "id rat away, on
take the to Jam Carter who will hsvt
hsm m ie new a. a small est. TIL :,
can be 0!e', c'esOrd or Veshsptd
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
Z Don't throw the old bat away. Take
II to Jim Carter. st once.
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

i LADIES' CAN WEAR SHOES.
one sixc smaller after using Aliens Foot Ease
powder to be shaken into the shoes. It maxi es
tight or new shoes feel easy, gives instant rez
fort discouery of the age. cures and prevents
swollen feet. blisters and anre spots. Aliens
Foot Ease lie a certain cure for sweating, hot,
25c Trial package free by mail. Address,
Allen s. Olmsted. Leroy, N. Y.
Thomas Maple, Birbeck, ILL.,, writes: II had
. very bad case Of kidney trouble and my back
panied me SO could not straigh.en up. Tho
Doctors treatment did me no good. Saw Foley's
Kidney Cure advertised and took one bottle
which cured me and have not been affected
since, gladly recommend this remedy W
J. Butts.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

Skin affections will readily disappear by
using Dewitt's witch Hazel Salvs, look out
oonnterfeitf. If you get d Wits you vii
get'sood results. lis the quick ard
positive cure for piles. WI, Butts
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

We wiB siesys hsve o. ara 10' coQn-
tess at oar sto.' = 0 Newcastle stree.,
He3l:t'f.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

Ii yOu want Keep oool aod enjoy
sfise sur bath, sp0d uadaT on 81
) mon. Steamer He>,ie leaves City
Dock a. 900 q, IN aed2l0p. N. lAeaV>
es Retreat Pier 1900 :. ~. and 800
o M. Fare for the roand trip $50 8.
J. +, Wright, Manager.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

ow See Hsller's circular OF removal ssle.
Cali. and get Gee ifyou dta not Eeceive
one. a. -o1 Vra.s. ss'asa ssrerss ras A'
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

The Day cottage on Gloucester st.
for ssls. tsrmes reasonable. Apply
col Pr nee Street. ..s
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
NEWS THAT CONES FROM
PRESIDENTS BEDSIDE
Continued from first page

Associated Press reporter who mana
ged to reach him he repl ed to quests
ion as TO whether he had anything TO
say for publication: Il have nothing
TO ssY-nothing to say uothing TO say
at present "and he rushed into the
carriage which, with an escort of
mounted police, st once drove along
Exchange street and then to the house
where the sounded president:s lying.
Another csrrIig4 with detectives fol-
low ed mediately. The horses we're
driven at aswIftIun. The street had
been cleared and every pre paration
made fora speedy Irip to the Mhburn
noHS' .ae-y +es
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

D0H'i wait until winner ccues before
getting your ovsIooats sad winter SUI.
nut ia your od.r, Jim Carter Is in
position TO fix you up in first class
style at sn I'll cost. ~ @s
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

% have just received. from nor b
Georgia, the first c.r 81 melons that
was ever received in Biunssick.
= @< - J. N. Hoodeppyle.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

olesniDg and pressing clothes are used
at Jim Carter's-Phor+ 253 q
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
May Use the X Ray.

The fear of the prssideDt's physic ans
10 that seplc poisoning will SGT in and
they will watch for this. The bu'le.
lodged in he muscles OF the back and
the physicians have decided for. the
present that 1t lie Of sec sndry CON
ga
sid sr .tior, but reirher the intes nes
or the Kidneys are a. jured OF s. inis
the physicians are sure. The Rofnt-
gan ray may be used to locate the bul-
let later In the day. The DOCTORS DO
not think there will De any a ffi,ulty
tH & - s-& ..H-.- q
In extracting IT,.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08
Operation Successful.

frtts EfD 'H <"E&
Buffalo, Sept. Tine operation upon
he president last night lasted an hour.
Ether was administered. A five inch
incision was made where the ball en-
tered the abdomen and it's course VIZ
followed until the physicians became
satisfied an artery had not been touch
ed or the intestines perforated, and hac
lodged probably in the muscles CT the
back, where 1t could do no h.r al
present. The Irtestines were lifted
OFT through the incislon and careful y
Examined and the utmost coDfidsnc :,
exists that there is no injury. Toe
pnysicians are exceedingly gratified
a. the result aud pronounce d the oper.
otiVu oOhRASbo su1SCoos
Cardinal Gibbons Sorrow.
Baltimore, Sept. 7-CArdinal GibbOr S
save evidence of the utmost solicltude
fpr the oh eft executive and when ht
read the bulletin auDounc,rg the Opin-
len of the Attending phys clans h I
the wounds OF President Mckinley
were not neces ary fatal, ne exclaimed
Thanks be to God!'
Martinelli's Dispatch.
PDils delpbIa, Sept. 7-Cardir a! Ma
tueli. y lie staying at Villsnovs col
leg rear mere, was d eply moved WITT n
was iaformed OF the attempted as
saasio On OF lie presid n. La er pe
seu, che folIo1lnR telegram 10 Score
ry CO >e you:
"Oerturipa ''e Der bic ar;ne.I prs'
tha cd o. Il, ia ons and tbs ~ or o
> sajers TO est erset' - ''tst o.
y C .rley's be ~ M.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

Special bargains as the 10, store, a.
Heilet's.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

GET YOUR OVERCOATsi our FOX
-. COLD W EAIHER.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-09-08

IfyOu want something real good to
eat ca on d. Voc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21

front of the COW inches high, which,
on to the by 3 studding underneath.
makes the top edge 10 inches high
from platform. The latter is 6 feet 6
inches from the ditch to the front
edge of tivefoot post.
The slanting mangcr is 8 feet from
the floor of the feed alley and leaves
an opening at the top of Is inches,
where all feed is placed in the feed
trough, there being sufficient room at
a (say inches) for grain, ensilage or
cut fodder to pass down, but hay.
whole fodder or straw will not pass
down, but will remain 50 that the COW
can eat them through the bars (A).
The partitions between the cows
are 3 feet e inches apart, feet high
and feet 6 inches long. There are
no partitions in front of the bars
(A), except II inches above the bot
tom of the feed box, SO that the cut
feed and grain rations remain in its
own cows manger. But the whole
length Of tie hay manger is clear
from end to end, and, if wanted, any
long fodder can be distributed in it
in good shape. The platform should
drop from manger to ditch not less
than inches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
A God dess Of Aiberty.

HAmbitio ious Girl-I am not satisfied to
be dependent on my father for every
cent l need. ] wish to be independent.
l. Mother-Should you go to earning
your own living, you would have to be
the obedient servant Of any employer
you might have, always at his beck
and call, always ready to do the bid
ding Of your superiors, and having not
an hour you could call your own.
7 "That would be horrid. I want to
be independent Of pa, but I'll call no
man master, and l shall want my own
way in everything,'
/ "That's easy. Get married. N. y
Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
Intends To Contest.

Mr.. G. F. Thomas having been ousted
from the Clsrkship OF the Department Of
Election sends the following letter
Sir: Believing you desire to do iDj Justice
to no one. will you kindly publish this
card for Information to the public to cor
in nn article regarding mo In your issue
Of Wedne,day.
These are the facts, as shown by tho law
and the minutes Of tho department, and I
ask al. fair minded citizsns to stand by
the same un II the courts decide other
y ise
The Legislature passed an aot increas
ing the department Of Elections: to five
members expressly stating that they
1902, 10 organize and elect president and
clerk. This they did and adjourned.
having no further duty to perlo, m units
1902 as thoy have charge OF state elections
only.
Al the meeting Mr., Lewis was elected
president (this position having been unau
imously offered to me which declined).
md was elected olork, for one year from
January /, 1902. Not BY vote Of the two
erruneously state. but u vote ofthree nom
bers including President Lewis aud Mr..
Hutson not voting. This was three Of
the five. both parties represented Prssi-
dent Lewis then said 1t would be better
to tako tho vote over again Tor fuller OK
preston and 50 the vote was called with
the same result, Mr.. Lewis again voting
for me. then said. Gentlemen. thank
You for my election. as did not wans to
gain 1t BY my own vote. but al l am cleo
led without 1t. out Of courtesy to Mr..
Lewis add my vote In my favor" This
made tho vote four out Of the five
three OF the tlvo-a majority without my
own and two votes Of each political party.
In email organizations officers usually
vote for themselves, itsbeing often neces.
sary. Mr.. Lewis, on both these votes,
voted for himself. and even then could not
have been elected without my influence
for which his Judss-like action aga .st
me In the dark on Iuesdap night was -
surprise. And II he WAS legally cleo cd
I. o act a. president was cortaiuly the
qualified clerk. for We were both elected
under the law at tho same time no action
up to that TINA having been taken other
wise. Yet had no notice Of the nesting
or Of their proposed action until read 1t
in the paper.
These are the facts which am prepared
| to prove before the proper tribunal. Ones
legal right cannot be stolen at secret meet
ngs by alleged official action, In the dark
hours. The morning always dawns and
then trickery IL exposed. The end ID not
yet, Yours truly,
Charles F. Thomas.
Wilmington, Dec. 49, 1901.
|
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
PLAN OF COW STALL.
1t Saves Feed. Lessons Labor and Is
Calculated to Insure Absolute
Cleanliness.

The great principle that makes this
stall practical success is the fencing
of the COW back to the ditch. says +.
{. Eckert, in Pacific Homestead. The
fence A A A is put on either side of
the post 10 suit the length of the
COW, or for a short COW can be moved
toward the cows head several inches
by mailing on a by 4 stud on the
post next to the COW. then putting
on the bars \. The feed box is 1S
inches wide and the fange board in
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21

move along the inside of the posts
and thus reduce friction. The gate is
raised by means OF ropes attached TO
the center of the upper side of the
gate, from which they pass up to pull
leys in the center of the archway, and
then out along horizontal arms, at
right angles to the bars which con-
meet the tops OF the posts. BY pull
ing on the rope, the gate, which is
but trihe heavier than the balanc.
ing weights, is raised, and after the
vehicle has passed, the gate falls OF
itself. In passing in the opposite di'
rection another rope is pulled, when
the gate is raised as before. A sub.
scriber has had one of these gates in
constant use for number of years
and finds it so satisfactory he de.
scribes it for the benefit of others.-E,
Way, in Farm and Home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
VhOsA Tell-TRle DlUshea,

"She bushes prettily doesn't she"
"Yes; but that's not always to be
nvied.'
"No?'
"Oh, no. Why, last summer when
her father asked her what that noise
was he heard in the far corner of the
veranda she told him she thought it
must have been kissing bug
"Well?'
swell, he just looked at her and re-
marked that it was the first time he
ever knew kissing bug to make girl
blush SO like fury. Chicago Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
Preferable

~Doesn't il make you nervous to hear
your husband cons stantly complaining
about the way political affairs are
managed?"
mo" answered the tired-looking
woman. ITS relief 10 have him com.
plain about politics. 1t takes his mind
bG the meals. .''-Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
Mean 1iilnK,

Miss Prye--E can't abide Cousin
Fanny; she's so suspicious, you know.
Aunt Neutrality-suspicious.?
Miss Prye-Ies; girl who will
cover up the keyhoIe of the parlof
door when she has company must be
p terribly suspicious person.-'Tit'
Ritc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
A Noble Ambition,

Cholly-I am tired of letting paw
support me. and I've made up me
mind to become Independent of him,
don't you know.
Miss Builio1-E think that very
noble ambition.
| Cholly-Iaas. I've determined to
tettle down and marry some nice rich
girl like you, don't YOU Known. y.
Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
City Cad ders,

Aunt Hilda--Wcli, i, do beat all!
These city people are the worst gad-
Rers ever heard on.
Mrs. Meadow--You have O niece
there, haven't you?
Aunt Hilda-Yes, and her card says
yhe's never at home 'cepting Thurs
nays-N Y. Weckly
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
A One-Sidcd Affair.

Mrs. Cooper heercd yo' married
nat waller barber las week.
! Mrs. Rooper-Ias! done married
i'm, an / give i'm dat two hundred an
eighty dollars wot had saved to start
} barber shop.
Mrs. Cooper-Where is he now?
Mrs. Rooperl dunno; I'm ies wait.
In fer i'm to come back from his hon
symoon.-Judge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
SELF-OPENING GATE.
The Man Who Invented 1t Has Had
One In Constant Use for a NUM-
bcr of Years.

This gate is light one, hung by
ropes which pass over pulleys near
the top of long posts. and counter
poised by weights upon the other
ends of the ropes. Small wheels are
placed in the ends of the gate to
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21

lawson Hoerow-Every durn thing
Lem Lackaday turns his hand tew
seems tew go agin him.
Hiram Hornihand-Ya-as; specially
work.-Puck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21

A Matter for ConsratulatiOn.
"Did Polehunter have any success on
his Arctic expedition"
"Oh, yesl He succeeded in getting
back Puck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
His Own Fault,

Jade--I hear that Mr.. Slade is going
to be married.
Blade-Scrve him right. I've no
sympathy for him.-Ally Sloper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
raYoric CeusiderAtions.

CAIOrfc C0hs1de1tIoHs'
Patient-What would you think OF
a warmer climate for me, doctor7
Doctor-Good Heavens, sir, that =
iust what ! ON trying to save you
l,arri-InnAAn PMnnh-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
,IuAt n Bexinner

She--Has she many friends in So
ciety?
He-Oh, yes; she hasn't been in
long, YOU know.--Smart Set.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
Ready to Get In.

Ready to Get Vp.
MY dear. are you feeling any bet
ter?" asked the fond mother.
II dunno" replied Dolly. "ls the
jelly all gomez
"Yes. dear"
"WeIl, | think I am well enough to
get up now. .--Tit-Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
DubeIl the Halter

Go to Charles Il. Duhell for your hats
aud caps of all styles No. . East Third St.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21
Might BE the i:IplanatiOn,

"She's such a matter-of- fact, bust.
nesslike Young woman that I'm sur.
prised she married him. He's net
very rich"
NO; but he's very old, and he ear
ries big life insurance."--Chicago
Post.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21

TONsC MPyiON. ASTHMA, CATAWtH
" s s;rss gu fI Pu, rs's
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-12-21

Lovely Woman.
If you believe her,
She will deceive:
II you deceive her,
She will believe.
Harlem Life.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-10-04

claims that had been incurred to the
board of county commissioners. which
was instructed to audit and pay these
claims. If they did not the boards OF
health could appeal to the district
court. All presented their claims,
and all were disallowed under the adj
wise of Associate County Attorney
Crosby.
The countys' theory is that, as to
the claims incurred before the pass
age OF the 1901 law, the law is uncon-
stltutional and void because it at
tempts to substitute claim against
the county for claim against the
villages or townships. Another point
is that these claims have all been
paid by the towns and villages, and it
is reimbursement that is asked for,
which the law does not contemplate.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1901-10-04

"splendid" something or other abso-
lutely free, would not cost a cent,
freight prepaid--p roy d e ia q
there's the rub-provided we would
sell enough goods, notions. trinkets,
pills or soap to make our commission
pay for the free article! A book, a
large scientific book which we wanted
worse than we generally want our
dinner was offered. 1000 copies of it
absolutely free, one copy to each OF
the first 10000 applying for it,. 1t
would come postpaid. We wrote for
it and enclosed stamp for reply. Reply
came Our name was entered on the
list and the book would be sent, if we
would only remit the little pittance
Of S. to pay for set of type written
lectures upon the subject to which
the book related Three scientific"
institutions offered the book, all made
the same terms. We have not sent
the S., they have not sent the free
boOk.-Exchange.