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OFCIALES ANIER1CANOS DE ALTO GRADO
RECONIIENDAN FL REMEDIO AMERICANA LA PERILNA

alaboy recomiendo su uso pues Ia eatnw
tomando con ell meior resultado.'-A.
G. Gibson.
GENERAL Henderson Washington, D. c.,
Escribe: LA Peruna ha sido ussda an
mi hogar con los mcjores resultsdos.
Oon gran placer la recomiendo 4 mis
amigos, como valioso remedio v cura
eficaz para el catarro.
Mariscai De Campo Armsfrous
Washington. D. C.,
Escribe; Como muchos de mis- vietos
compaheros han sido beneflciados nor In
feruna, 20. sinceramente dno mi reo.
omendacion la de ellos, por sus cuali.
oades curativas."-F. O. Armstrong.
General PetUs
Escribe, "Me place manissatar ana
aigunos do mis- pacientes que han useAo
Feruna para el catarro 6 como tontoo.
nan stdo mny beneflciados. EStoy
satisfecho de .,su eflcacia."~ Charles
Pettys.
0enersi Lsss Washington, o. C.,
Escrihe' "Con placer recomtendo laa
muchas recomendaciones que he dido V
leldo respecso q la Peruna, poroue hs
reconocido Ia verdad.
'Eosotros sienpre decinos A nuestroA
amigos enfermos, delremedio Que hemoa
conocido por experiences, NOS fu6 6tti
cuahdo estabamos enfermos, y creemos
un deber recomendarlo.
NO es menos que nuestro deber aoon.
aeJaf todas las personals que podamos,
euahdo sabemos de un reniedfo buenov
POGO costoso relaHvamente, Que hacA
maehas curaciones , es beneHcIoso en-
cast todos los casos,
MI propia experiencia personal. Al
naoer sido aliviado de mi sordata
causada por Ell catarro, me impulsa A
aeonselar los que psdecen, a due ussn
Ia Peruna."-A. NJ. Leeg. ,
COrOnei SbstsweH shington, D. C..
Escribe; "Recomiendo la Peruna como
una medicina agradable ef1ea8. CurA
catarros y resfriados. Es un excelento
promoter para la dijesti6n y magnifco
remedio rora un estomaGo d6bil. Entoua
ell apetito = no es desagradable para
tomar. Nathaniel shatswell.
CaphAn Jackson De Washington. o. c.
Escribe; "Tengo ochenta y tres anos ds
edad, veterano de Ia guerra con Ios
con Mejico y de Ia Guerra C,v,,
Hacen slgunos anos padecf de catarro
en- ell estomago. Despues de haher psado
tres frascos de ls Peruna, todos mts
males desaparscieron completamenten
81 no reOibe prOnto y benefiOioso "a.
'ultado con ell uso de esta medio,nS
escriba inmediatamente al DR.. Hartmor
iandole detslles de su enfermedad
'on placer lie dRrG gratis su valiosO CON.
Ieio medico,
Peru ma Ia tienen de venta
'ctor Hartman, y puedan es-
"a De AIfons 0 XII, San Juan,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11
por el dolor heridas. Fl cinismo


aun creeera cual planta trepadora
con ralgambre en- ell fondo%le abismo
La rugente maldad, dueha sonora
uel mundo, tronara en- los corazones
apagando la lumbre bienhechora
de las dulces castas ilusiones
- u0 ospulnaS quemantes sangrientas, III
apagaran las suaves viblaciones =
de Ia esperanza azul, su, turbulentas
amargas olas al lamar ell critic w
del salvaje clafn de las tornentas .,,
En- 10 alto ga de su poder maldito s
desplegard sus arrogant 5 vuelos
sureara triunfadora 10 infnino
escalara la cumbre de los cielos
para retar IL Dios que, en- este largo ff ~
viacrucis de la fe, los hondos due)os
no oye de la virtud que ell mas amargo
de los amargos calices apura
Dlos' frente al monstruo horrible, su letargo Il,
sacudira, radiante de ventura,
habra iestas del ben el patriotismo.
abrazos; del amor la ternura:
vitoreS de la IL y el heroismo
luz oe esperanza y trinos de ilusones:
lidas entire ell honor ell servlismo.
almas ruines y buenos corazones
y guerra entire patrotas villanos.
y muerte de villanos Nerones
Alzara Dios sus divinas manos
el CALI del derecho. su conjuro,
caeran de la alta Gina los enanos
de Ia miseria humana FL cieno impure
tornara sus hediondos abafaes
No correrdn las meles de Epicuro
En- baquicas locas saturrales
Relnara la Virtud eternamente
en- su trono de azules ideaes
y la radiosa libertad, surgente
del combate, a la negra tirania
cortara su ponzoiia de serpiente.
Entonara sus hmnos la algeria.
Sc alzara ell entusasno ell profundo
absmo de la duda FL nuevo dia
nacera al beso del amor fecundo,
y en- ell CARO- triunfal de Ia victoria
bajara Dios, para salvaro, al mundo
por los amplios camnos de la gloria
lose Muhoz Rivera.
Caguas .Abril de 1905
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Veinfe Y Och0 Generates De
EIercHO EnviaH Cartas De
RecOmendacijn.
Al Or. Hartman, Inventor De La
Pcruna.

No hay otrO remedi0 para Ell catarro
que haya sido tan elogialo como la
Peruna, por tantos estadistas militares
celcbres.
General O'Beirne, Washington, D. c.,
Escribe: "Tantos amigos y conocidos
han usado la Perpna con tan buen 6xito,
como Temedio para el cataro, que La
creo un remedio efoa2, como tai, la
reoomiendo, q todos los que padeeen dc
dicha enfermedad, '--James K. R.O'Beirno,
800 Broadway, Washington, u. c.
General s. s. YOder, De Ohio.
Escrihe; LA Peruna Is un remed,o
maravilloso. La Use por corto tempo 5
sstoy completaments sati.fccho de sus
meritos, ,"--S.S. Yoder. Washington, DC.
BrigadiSr hirby
Escribe; Con placer rceomteudo Ia
Peruna todo el que padree deea,arro,n y
d. I. Kirby, Washington, y c.
Brigsd'er King, Del EjercRo
Confederate,
Fscrbo: mo vacilo al deer ooa u
Perana efectds las cura43n,s qne
prometen pues de clio estoy coGyen.
cido'"-J. Floyd King Washington, be.
General SnaaIls. Beaufort S. c.,
Escribe: "He usad9 Ia Pcsna para
padecimientos Oatarrsles Y Ia encunntro
bsnefciosa, efectia 10 one promote
como remsdio y esp6ntansamente doy
Ri enters Tecomcndacljn." - Robert
Emalls
OeneraIAbboH. De Washington, D. c..
facflhe: "EsfoY conyen rtd5 de que su
iemedio Ia Peruns, 90 an excelente
t5nico. Muchos de mis- amigos Ia han
nsado para tos y enfermada les catarra.
les, y han obtenll3 los malor-s re-.
sultados. Ira G. Abbott. eaa NJ ST..
n. W., Washington, d G
CspifGn KsrneH. De Washington D. c.
Escribe: Yo creo que co.'s r.lncIi9
para Ell catarro, la Peruna e Ell m eJor en-
sl meTeado. No he tornado gran can.
ttdad, noio muy buenos respltados
W. @. Iarnell, 1922 Lincoln stree, y. e.
Washington, p. c.
General McBri5s,
Escribe: "No vsei.o en- raeomendar la
P"runa todas aQut!las persoua- que
pAdecen del catarro"-I. Il. II B-ide.
40 Pennsylvania Ave, y. ", Wash
tngton, d. G.
General Noskc.
Escribe: "RecomiendoIa Ia Pcfura todos
los que tiensn resfriados que oecas;onan
ca.arros, como slremedio mas ehcaz, y i
Para direecione> c,pccialc>,
odos los quimlcos ! droguiSta>
'erar las dllaciones nece,arias d
,, r. puede yender 1 x farma
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N1, hermsno mo, no que la r-neranga,

No hermanO mo- no que la r-NafaRa,
no dofh1tta en- sarc6Tag0s &c helo:
por 10 intinito del amor ayanza
orna de soles 81 gigante yupo
Porque hay nabaS, prosagios de tornenta.
Gacaso doa q cielo de ser cielo:
Tu espirtu es espiritn one aljcnta
en- los mundos del bien III gernen >aao
de los afectos en- tn lar reventa
y da flores hermosas, Fl humane
torbellino del NAL. con atracconrs
lie maya, te enyuelve c insane
huno negro de p5r,ida, pasion",.
Ia tempestad del odo maldeeida
no cerr0 sobre aus nuharrones.
No hay sombra, til alma nj tn vida,
I'm tu hogar de tu madre la memorial
es luz. No tn pegaria dolorida
de su postrer adi6s la victoria
fpuede tu madre al e>cuchar tn duelo
lamar Dios rennnciar la gloria.
Torne viyir tu agoujzapte anheIo:
;eon sus hijos el pan de la ventura
quiere partjr tumadre desde e cieo
No apures el licor de Ia amarqura
Vste el traje marcial del COMMUNICATES
y, al o3tentar su b6lica arnadQra
recibe q dardo del door, cundente
en- bleno coraz5n; que ell dardo asudo
rasgar no sahe el peto del yaente.
Sea la f6 tu salvador oscudo
81 YES en- torno Ii ruinas de altares
de amor patriotisno: 81, ante el rudo
embate de Ia suerc. 10, sares
del honor Sc de>ploman ,e arruuba
la alive en- las torres seculares
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11

LA Peruna me hs curado e me ha
dado mas fuerza = espfrltu del nece
sario para trabaJar."-J. G. Biglow.
/ General Chase, ASH Ayd Gen o. A. r.
Escribe: La eGcacta de Ia Peruna como
remedio o alivio para ell catarro esta
bten probada. Muchos de mis- amigos
han sldo benehciados con su ~
B. F. Chase, 9S Harrison ST., Ana
! costa, d. C..
General O'c0nnor
EScribe: "El que psdezca de catarro 8
debtlldad fisica, debe tomar Peruna in.
medIatamente. A muchos de mis- amigos
les ha sido muy provechosa Y de gran
seryirio. dennis O'Connor, 7Ss 82nd
ST, y. w. Washington, d. C.
0eUeraI Wright Del Ejercito
Confederate,
EscrIbe: "Con placer recomIendo la
Peruna. Es una medicina notable Ia
dehen usar aquellos que necesten un
buen tonico y los que padezcan
de catarro, Marcus Wright 1924
Corcoran ST., Washington, D. c.
General HawIey De Washington, &C.,
Escribe: "He usado la Peruna Ia
creo inmejorable para padecimlentos de
los rihones y especialmente buena para
Ia tos, resfrisdos J catsrrcs. a. +.
Hawley.
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.''sqAL-BAS.

A QUINTIN NEoRON SANlURJO
con MOTIVo DE IN PUBLICATION
ps &SOMBRAS.H
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hnon ldnico, o,"-Chas, f. Noske, 2lS u
St., \. w. Washington, b. G.
Recommendation Del General ErRin.
"Muchos de mis- amigos han usado Ia
Peruna como remedio para la dyspepsia
han obtcnido los mejores resultados. .
John B. Erwin Washington, p. C.
Bri3adier Generai ScheH Curado.
IA Peruna e. realmante un t6nico
maravIloso y no conoz,o NADIA melor
pora tos Y rssfriad3s -. ~ Schell.
Nash!n2ton, b c.
General Duffieid Del Ejercito De
La CnioR.
Fsori'e IL usado IA PeruEa en- mi
hmhM Y la ereo un remedio valioso, Y
me pia e reeomcntsrIa 4 TODD Ell que
padnzah de catarro en- Ell est6mago 8 que
neceslte un t6uico efcaz. The Cairo
Washington, DC.
General Butter De La CaroIins Del Sur
Escrlbe' Recomlendo la Peruna para
Ia dyspepsia Y enfermedades del est6-
mago He estado usando su medicina
per POGO tempo Y me siento muy
alivtado E en- verdad una medicina
maravulosa ademds de ser un buen
t6nico"-M G, Butler.
General Powell Hecker Post, No. 443.
Escribe; "Despues de haber tornado
un irasco de Peruna me convenci de
cada eual debe leer oLa~ Emf
!, al preeio de un dollars Ia DO
c ida Y yuelta en- el correa, pu,
'enticoS Y drogui~tas al por i
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~ GEN'L OBEIRNE

sus cualidades curativas y he serufdo
usandola hasta la fecha Todos los
sintomas de catarro han desaparecido, Y
aun continio usandoIa moderadamente
como preventive Y t6uico."-W, Fl,
Powell, Belleville. Ill,
Oeneraf Se5ring Del Ej6rcfo
Confederate,
Escribe! "Con gran placer recomieudo
su valioso remsdio la Peruna, como un
t5nico excelente y tambien como buen
remadio para la tos. resfrlados. catarros
y deb'Iidad general II Sebring
l8S W. ath ST., Jacksonville, Fla.
General PRJ ne De WashinFfou. o. c
Escrihe Me dno mis- compaferos a,
recomondar la Peruna. como t6nico ex
ceIente para reconstituir el sistema.n
Eugene S. Payne, 4O7 4th ST.. n. W.
Washington. D c.
General TaHey.
Escribe: "Su Peruna ha sido usada
por mi y mis- amigos como remedio para
enfermedades eatarrales con beneficiosos
resultados Estoy tan conyencido de Ia
cflcacia de la Peruna que no vacilo en-
darle mi Recommendation. VIM. Cooper
Talley, 71S D ST., n. f., Washing.
ton, y. c.
General Biglow Sansdo.
Gen. J. G. Biglow, l5l c ST.. y "
Washington, D. c., escribe:
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8rtga6ier deaerai Cook, De WASH.
f1gfon, D. c.,

- NSuGtat (UVAI DS n6Sr
f1gfon, D. c.,
Escrtbe: "Cn ndmero de mis- AMIGOS :
conocidos han usado la Peruua para e
catarro, con muy buen extto como Ia
estoy nsando ; me es muy beneflciosa
la puedo seguramente recomendar 4
los que padezcan de esta enfermedad ],
Geo W. Cook
General Middleton De Washingfon, o. c.
Escribe; Supreparedola Peruna como
remedio para Ell catarro y como t6nico
merece Ia 2ratitud de todos los Que
padecen de esa enfermedad como tam,
oien de abatimiento fistco Me ha sido
muy dtil creo un deber ell recomendar
sns habilidades mis- compa6eros ciu-
dadanos."-John Middleton.
General Sypber De Washington, o. c.,
Escribe; "Despues de haber padecido
de neuralgia por muchos amos, un amigo
me aconsejo tomara la Peruna hoy.
despues de haberla usado, puedo rec.
omendarla eualquiera que padezca de
neuralgia y como un excelente t6nico. y
J. H. Sypher.
General Gibson De Washington, D. c.,
Escribe: ia Peruna no es solo un
remedio para resfriados Y catarros, sino
tamblen un t6nico admirable, y debiera
tenerse en- todos los hogares. Yo la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-11

4 Peru ma la tienen de venta
octor Hartman, y puedan es-
"a De AIfons 0 XII, San Juan,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15
GARRISON RECEIVES ITS.
FIRST BAPTISM OE fire.

IN s,sssisass e ;fs5f ca d fs ss
Tayior>B sidAinic Company aalneds Ont
Postoffice IL Goes. Too tselson
Bros, Robinson, Woods and Others
Scorched. gff ~ N.
Last evening the new town OF CARR
son suffered from its nrst fire. and, as
bad luck would have 1t, the fieud
chose one OF the best and largest
blocks In the town, that Of the Taylor
Baldwin company.
The fire started In the rear OF the
Taylor Baldwin store at I B. m. from
an explosion Of the gasoline lighting
plant. The burning gasoline was
thrown over the place and L in a
twinkling the rear part Of the build-
ing was in flames and soon they had
gained control of the entire building,
which was totally destroyed there
being no means at hand to fight the
fire.
y The postoffice books and mail and
books OF the firm we're saved, all else
was lost. The firm carried quite
heavy insurance, but the insurance and
loss could not be learned.
Nelson Brothers store, near by, was
damaged about $500 on which there
was no insurance.
Other damages by the IRE were:
G. L. Robinson, about $25: Sans &
Kittle, $50; Sweet & Co, $50, and q.
w. Woods, 500. s5
"a The 'Taylor-Baldwin company lost
both their old and new buildings. the
latter being the most ornamental and
one of the largest IN Garrison and un.
usually well fitted up in. the interior;
Il had only been occupied few days
The postofiice fixtures were new and
just in place.
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s.True Hiu q


'z 3, rug 5lue. SIS
ne w. u'1.na, rue Diue, Y t g
De prouuceo q tne Atneneum Mon
sas 1919 nsA'' y ioca, .a.sns w ".
&c ger me auspices OF the odd Fellows e
anu !: w Us uaAans, Ac1ise renearsals
- SO s. a. ..1.e slls plas p1oasss
= 3Ds u. s. interest," WIN many
= ',.s $500 " : lo Wins = -. -
eAcslen. east 9 scnar aceers:
), !. l's.s
Col. M ., E. 0nion planter ana iatner
1..u . s " = s. y pauauin s.
marry wayne Union Spy, !. s.. s.
-, S. - !, ls. IS, 8. spauidine;I
uncle Neo' 8 liaole NEE
y S, 20 s. ! nos. n.o o1nlcA
JAKE schneider IA z loyal Dutchman
8 q, ,.. . -. Nick Barbe
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15
MRS. CHADWICK 70 APPEAL.
Case VIII He1 Taken to United statei
Ks 81. Supreme Court.

/. Cleveland. Nov. 15.--Ex,Judge r. g.
Wing, counsel for Mrs. Cassie Z. Chad
wick. announced during the day that
an application for a writ Of certiorart
Is now being prepared and Will bessub-
mitted to the supreme court of the
United States with q view to obtaining
q review Of Mrs. Chadwick's case be-
fore that tribunal. The supreme court
viii be asked to consider Mrs. Chad
wick's case on the general ground that
errors were made in her trial here;
before the United States district court
and also in the United States circuit
court Of appeals at Cincinnati.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15
It the Baby I. cuttIno Teeth.

Il II the Baby q Cutting Teeth.
Be sure and use that old and vel
tried remedy. Mrs. Winslow's sooth
Ing Syrup, for children teething. Il
soothes the child, scftens the gums
allays ell pain, cures wind collie and Il
the best remedy for diarrhoea. Twen
ty-nve cents bottle. y -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15

\ Hare q French are thoroughly equip.
ped for making sewer connections on
short notice. We want your work.
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THE CITY
CONTINUED from page 81

tered the county at Langedal post
once and swept east In q swath sev
Eeral miles wide. taking everything y
It's path. Belden and Wilson lost oyei
400 tons OF hay and others large
quantities Of hay sand, grain. tt Il
thought several farm houses are gone
also and II, may be that some lives
were lost AT Is not known how q
whore the fire started, only that II
was very Wide where it crossed The
Kidder-B urleigh county line.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15
! An Indignant Editor.

Valley City Alliance: Mr.. Phillips
representing the typothetae Of the
twin cities, was In the city Friday Of
last week, and not being man enough
to call alt this office, he took occasion
to use the telephone asking printers
employed on this paper to call and see
him at the Hotel Kindred. the ALI.
ance has always been in favor Of
dnionism. and M. Phillips energy.
was entirely wasted on the members
of its force. The city printers must
BIT in sore straits when they resort to
such undetermined means i to 4 secure
help to All the vacancies caused by
the strike. and SIC every country pub.
Usher would hand MI. Phillips a No.
II boot and show him the: door, It
would be far better treatment than he
deserves. The ,typothetae are very
willing to secure the cooperation Of
the country printer IN times like these,
but In case OF bidding on Jobs Of
printing the country printer may just
as well ,.,go way back and take seat.
They viii knife him to the lim.t and
are not deserving Of q single iota Of
sympathy from the country printer,
and the one that does extend Il Is
either IL fool or q knaye.
II 49, - 2
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15

s.sss ~ New Telephone Directory.
The telephone company will issue q
new directory I'M 4 few days Those
desiring phones or changes should
notify the company at once.
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THE WEATHER.

Fair tonight ana Thursday. Slightly
cooler tonight. Max. So, min. IL.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15

WANTED Girl for general house.
work. Wages SIG per month. Mrs.
q u NJ. johnson. 6O2 Eighth Street.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-11-15

WANTED An experienced cook and
!. an assistant kitchen girl for the
Linton Hotel. Best Of wages to-
!, right parties. Address Linton Hotel,
Linton, N. d. Is SS K
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WANTED Girl for general house
work. Mrs. 3. Il. Bull. ss
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HELP WANTED- &
HIELptyyANrED 1.FEMALE.

WANTED Competent house keeper,
$25 per month. Enquire ct Tribune
office. 'ss,s 81 s's ssS
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FOR RENT-Roo Ms.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms,
s furnace heat. Apply. to- Mrs. John
"A. Mclean $sE
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WANTED.

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phone to McColley's second hand.
/ store. Phone 220, Fourth street.
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The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-02
SHUT IT
W. P. & Y. R. Ticket Office
 Closed for Winter

The W. p. & Y. R. ticket office at the depot has been closed for the win ter season except for aL hour before the departure of trains in the morning. S. A. Speddy, who has been the ticket agent for the last two years, has been assigned to the train dispatcher's office, where he takes the night trick. c. T. Tabler, who has been the night dis pstcher, has gone to Whitehorse to re- lieve Operator Jackson, who has gone to the Dominion telegraphic service.
 This is the first of the customary steps in retrenchment in the operation expenses of the railroad in the winter. It was accompanied by the closing of the night office at the shops and that at the summit, which were in charge of c. B.Bradbury and A. ]. Crew respectively.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-02
IS HERE
Brady'S Investigator Is In
 SkagWay

F. c. Churchill, of the interior de- partment, whom it is said has Teen sent out from Washington to iLvesti- gate Gov. Brady, arrived in Skagway Saturday evening on the Georgia, ac' companied by Mrs. Churchill and Will liam Hamilton, inspector of schools, They spent yesterday quietly at their apartments at the Pullen house and today they are making trip to Ben- nett. They will leave on the City of Seattle for the south.
 Mr. Churchill has been at Nome and along the Alaskan coast cut to the westward, He was at sitka and spent some time there.
 Mir. Churchill, in addition to investi' gatiug Gov, Brady, it is said, has beer looking into Sheldon Jackson's admin istration of Alaskan schools and rein deers.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-02
MANY IN
Whitehorse Arrives With
 Good List

Whitehorse, Oct. 2-The Whitehorse arrived Saturday night with l2l through and 20 way passengers, She sailed yesterday with l65 tons of freight and seven passengers. She was at Big Salmon at l a. n. today.
 Coming up stream the Victoria was at Yukon Crossing at noon yesterday. The Casca was at Tantalus at 8 p. ID. yesterday, and the Selkirk there at 3 a. m'..tOday.
 Going down stream, the Thistle was at Yukon Crossing yesterday afternoon. The Dawson and Columbian are in Dawson.
 The Selkirk and the Victorian will sail tomorrow.
 The river is 4S inches atove low wa ter.
The daily Alaskan., 1905-10-02
DOWIE ILL
PrOphe4 of Zion Is Stricken
 With Paralysis

Special dispatch to the Daily Alaskan)
 Fl Paso, Texas, Oct, 2-John Alexan- der Dowie, the prophet of Zion, was stricken with paralysis yesterday on a train. The alleged divine healer issued a statement today saying that his affitc- tion is due to overwork. He promises that he will not offend God in this way again. He says in the event of his death he has named a successor. Who the lucky man is will not be announced until after Dowie's death.