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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-16
COMPROMISE sETTLEMENT'
Railroad Men May Accept Ten Per
Cent Increase.

Pittsburg, Nov. 18.After 9 brief
session the representatives OF the
brotherhood Of Railroad Nremsn. who
nave been meeting here for several
DAYS relative to their recent wage de-
mands. went to the Office Of George
q Peck, general manager or the Penn
sylvania lines west OF Pittsburg, where
1 conference was held. Just what the
committee called on General Manager
Peck Tor could not be learned, but
4 rurnor was current that the eln-
ployes had decided TO accept the 10
per cent increase granted by the
Pennsylvania company ss . compro-
fnise.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-16
SEATTLE coMPLETELy CUT OFF
Mllesskos Railroad Swept Away and
Traffic Demoraiized.

Traffic Demoraiized.
Portland, Ore, Nov 16.-Practical-
ly the last dispatch received from Sc
attic before all communication with
the north was lost was a long special
to the, Morning Oregonian, telling Of
the food conditions prevailing in that
section Of Washington. The dispatch,
in part, is as follows:
Floods in the White Stuck and
Green rivers have swept away miles
of railroads, inundated all the valley
towns, rendered hundreds Of farmers
homeless and cost three lives up to
date.
The three men lost in. the foods
were drowned while fighting to break
up log jams that threatened railroad
and county bridges. F. w. Kalmer of
Auburn was downed in the White riv-
er and two loggers employed by the
Becker Lumber company lost their
lives while working in the Green riv-
or above Auburn. d
It viii be two weeks before the
Northern Pacific will be able to re-
sumo regular train operation. The
Great Northern will be tied up for a
shorter period, for the trouble on that
road Is due to an avalanche Of mud
that swept out portion Of the track.
Auburn, Kent, O'Brien, Benton, Oril-
Lis and half dozen smaller towns In
the valleys Of the three rivers are
under water. Residents of o'Brien
were compelled to abandon their
+ homes and Zee to the hills. At Kent
+ raging torrent Is running through
the town and Auburn will suffer ex-
I tensive damages unless the waters re-
cede.
Scores Of farmers were saved by a
y narrow margin, but there may be
I some loss OF life In the outlying dis
tricts that cannot now be reported
r because OF the prostration OF all the
telegraph wires. The food is the most
serious ever known in Washington,
exceeding ii extent the disastrous
food Of 1903 that destroyed hundreds
y Of thousands OF dollars worth Of prop;
erty. ID Il i s.5$ X
The Northern Pacifc's loss will be
enormous. Two steel bridges between
Hot Springs and Eagle Gorge, which
Il cross the Green river. and another
crossing the Stuck river near Diertn-
ger have been swept away. a great
deal OF trackags In the valleys - un,,
der water and may be washed away.
COMPROMISE sETTLEMENT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-11-16
! KILLED BY A POSSE.
Negro Who Murdered Four Men d
s Asheville, nv. C.

Atlanta, Nov. 16.--A special to the
Journal says that WIN Harris. the ns-
gro who killed two policemen and two
negroes at Asheyiile, N. O., Tuesday,
was killed by posse near Asheville
at noon. Two members of the posse
were seriously hurt In the fight which
resulted in the death OF the negro.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04

1sSSe LEAD was Is Sd hieher st fle Is Sd In the
PTibs b 9qr epo 50 asg ,shpmst been advanced
was quiet END unehaLsed at soss Se in the local
was lower in the English mnrSS ri,h tzS ISsrd foSn
gaiA Tocs dt SIS "a and Cleveland at ass
q5y m & HSrthern @ is quoted AZ SIS Is SIS So The market
quiet all day Regular foundry Grades we're gen
cbanred uNe Ne higher ' while standard foundry was
follows: May and June sl4 IS Sis. e5d ocjober si7
MoLAssEs AND sYRUPs-pemsnd for low and
with vi The market rm for ali kinds SGder the naaenee
issses Was ar 1eTngs hg Locally the market for mo
WnSta5ons = sd foiiow New Orleans centrifugal common
New !. Orleans open Kettle soasSc sYEeUPs common
fsncx % aiP lS@l1c good lSG2oe prime. 22a s4c;
boIt @I-Cotonseed & weak to-day under LIQUIDATION
Offers &c; & waiie ether months showed loss OF Q%c
msnd aa d, pSSF s9cs 100 MAY 8s 100 July eud
but without further advance nseed oil was steady end
rae5 neS 's9e bul 7oe Philadelphia 15c bulk. 65c
Sas. %@sT white New YoTE bbis assoc bulk 3os. Fhia
i8 soc PhiladePha is25c c5TToNsEEpS oil pine
Msy SOS qf37 mus ,1I IT n9n nal prime summer ysoN
Sb Gee9eT St g52l+e; Novemer a8a331,c and
4 Sygto LMsE6p oH Oh Aei;gan seed city raw
Itb deal of activity in
aroSnd 0So ~ e a1X ard sharp closing decline all
put they also bought on the break Com mission houses
$1,000 hogs we're at eag 66S 40 40
quoted Mess: sl7 250s17 rs; family SIS 90: short
Sae ed EIo 23q SIS BEEF steady quoted: Mess SIS a
1 s0g si2 BEEF BE- P@eket Hans 9S os3ts9 e3tr9
~ D. S5o 99s$22 HoGSDressed barely steady quoted:
PIGS @c CIR Fl so Pice & ge ba.. liS n sS
Guoteq; smoking l01zc 10 ID. 1Ol4c Il 10 9a c. Is
pictled hams steady; quoted ct la i stc TAffoW
seeaso s prime omns hddo aP 3Rs$ Vest pTi@
fined lard quiet quoted SOUTH Ane2ie muotee az R
quoted qG at "a &c STEARINE quiet: quoted: oieo
ings Vile h b goo good & &dztri6utiSn and moderate oer
Domestic screenings 3A QSl2c; second heads az a.
80 ehoce heads 4Eg4Tse; fancy heads 5G sc;
Pajna Il &c; Java. q a 5c RanEoon in bond 81
sUGAR-Refned sugar was very quiet on ner, bus,
ness but fairly active in the line OF Withdrawals on old
con!Iacts Prices were unchanged, with the Federal
quote 5oc same Terms 9T Ppcss and
'!Sc; powered coarse powdered and fruit powdered
a.,uc. Eagle confectioEers' granuated. 4s5c Eagle
ltc Eagle nne or Standard Gf nne 2 2gTanulaed
ana s. 4Soe; No T. 42Oc; No 5. l5c: No 6, Aloe No
= 4oSe; No &c: No 3 395c; No 10, Soc No H.
S,0 o0n market T. for sugar beets lower with May
against 276O 600 time last year The local mar
ket Tor raw sugar quiet but without selling pres
buyers RS DUTY paid prices follows: Centrifu-
ga. sS test 'cec; museovado. 80 test. I5-I6c
Porto Rico centrifugal. 90 test at S4SiSc and
4SoO hags Cuba centrifugal basis SO test last half
shipment at same price but not wsnedp prTaP
haf May shipment has been held at 23-1Sc,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
[Rv Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]


Chicago. May S.-Wheat showed considerable inn
provement and at the close was sc higher for
May Iac for July and sac for September. Corn was
weak and closed 1sc lower for May. July and Sep
tember Oats had SIC decline for May and &c
each for July and September. Provisions lost Sc
verey pork was about 25c lower in the end. lard
down from zoe to 22lac and ribs from sc in their
May price and Ice July to I21ac for September.
The wheat market opened firm yesterday y 8
closing prices and strengthened for time making
some advances There was brisk buying for a
while, but later the market became dull. though il
closed strong Local receipts were 10 cars Tith 3
cars estimated for tomorrow. May wheat opened
at 7Sa4c sold up to 7slac back to 79c. July sold
from 7Sssc to 7s15c TO 7sc, back to 7S24c.
Fine weather helped the bearish sentiment in the
corn market and trade was of larger volume than
YESTERDAY but limited nevertheless. Selling was
pushed to moderate extent in the first half OF the
session Local receipts 204 cars with 2SS cars
estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence were
10000 bushels May corn opened at 47]bo TO 4i9sc
sold TO f14c.
There was more disposition to sell oats to-day
and with comparatively light trade and indications
OF larger receipts in the near future prices suf-
fered a little Local receipts were 13l cars. with
200 cars estimated for tomorrow. Shipments hence
we're 27,OOO bushels. May sold from S2'sc TO a29sc
10 S224c off to S24c July sold from Sllsc TO %o1sc.
back 3O3sc to 3lc
Provisions showed considerable weakness: Sell
ing by the local crowd and by brokers ACTING for
packers brought out some stop loss selling ana
prices declined sharply under these combined offer
from $l5 90 off Sl5 52l2. and reacted to SIS 4a.
July lard sold from $ 65 to s. ia back to S 90
Hog receipts were 2o0O6 head and prices at the
yards were strong.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04

Il 90 elds washed per bbl 50 25Rs2 50: do unwashed
& 90 white. sllsl 75 do Charleston per bb crate 81 o
case 81 75sa ~ 'SsS 3 1S cEi1isS FeTiSa per larfs
yiIsl Se; slgSl 50; DO Bermuda Der 81: CUCUMBEs
SAGLIFLoWERs, French per crate of ia Sc EOGs3:
"a w VS. Florida box s2Qss Cuban s. E
nearby ana Norfo:k per Ssl Sssns g. koIfsAnf Nev
basket 81 0as2 S do sout ss' i4oaa s ass es S.
MIST S N1'9na 9 SlaS2; DO Norfols Pc hh SeSi W
81 9 per crate 81 I5 DO Bermuda per crate 81 csc
and yellow per bS ssSs2 So so STATE a9 anS Western
hi a. Per bush crate 50c9sl do red end yellow per
SS sS DO New Orleans leexs per bb S29Ss shalots
21lc' 20 Jersey Southern er TOO Bunches sOa5Sc
R4 Elords carrier ss0s9 g. Cuban slGs2 81
81 co. PEAS North caroline per haif-bb basket Se6$3
alfbb base' 6ass 5o % orsis % and soats aFo F
INA, una, per bush basket i3clSl 50; PARSLEY. New
Permpda. pcr iox. 81 aOasa ROAININF Flori1s per
@ per box S 6 % Ns sC Rhbsa PE a xoes $751; p2 S2
p IN SsSI '' 90 Pc sasEe' aasSe RllSBAIR " Jersey
BEANS. Florida wax. per basket s1@s3 do per cTate
@ @ @ g EPfs Per ss afo s. S9Ss S5 do gsT sra G
nearby aOTi75e SQUASH Fln-,da White re- gs :, S9
81 S.G$s .. 90 tuban. S1lS2 20: TURNlPs Canadian
SSutahasa Ss peT BIZ, ~ 5o9$@. WArERcBEss. per 100
HAY AND srRAw-HAy- market vas fairly az
te to-day but the 1eend vas rot equal tg The present
OF receipts lae quotations we're repeated but good
lower nes ~ is Is Tpen ne tjs 80 OF ,s, We
No : has added to lis INC ii customers d. believed
to realize the reasy money Of healthy spsng market.
hies in prices We Gucte: Prime Iarre bales Der IaO
y 921s aoSc: No l. s7isaaoc; No g sO6s5c: 10 g. 6OG
clear 5oaG6c STRAW~MointaH good outEo. ana
@ m pT'i epea s9s q eady Rcss a7 s hSg for Dg @ go
IN tons rsp9red at the PTodgse Exchange
40 Pennsyiyana; 90 Delaware: Lackawanna & West
tario western So Central Of New Jersey. 7O river
boats l6o r. tai $50 tons Receipts OF 9a
50 s5 ALsiKB prime IS 20 TiMoTEY prime. S'S s. SSE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. May 5 1905.
slaughterers direct No trading in live cattle Feeling
steady Dressed beef fair demand at last quotations.
steady at l9i2c tops at London. 12c weight
sheep selling 14is415lsc 10. weight No
shipments Of live stock dressed reported
day: tomorrow.
CALVES Receipts were 40 head all Of which we sold
at about steady prices. quality considered IS Is
calves city dressed veals steady at T9O1ac per 10
country dressed 9062c.
SalesS Sanders: % yeals. 124 10 average at IS Is
per 100 fb 10 buttermk calves ia 10. at So rs
SHEEP AND IAAMBS-Receipts II cars. or 260l
head, including for slaughterers 2 the
there were sale. Sheep scarce and firm; good
lambs strong and others steady the limited offer
tngs were closed out early Fair clipped sheep sold
g IS 100 ib fair prime clipped lambs SO ESQ
So So Kentucky spring lambs So so per head
Dressed mutton firm at Ss91Osc per 10; dressed lambs
at 101S612sc
saes-Kerns Commission Company 28s clipped Buffalo
SO 25
s. Judd Co.: % clipped Kentucky sheep 1O4 70. at
81 T5: 95 Kentucky spring lambs, at So SO head.
HOGSR Receipts were ll15 cars. or 1926 head including
"a for the market Steady for all weights. Good heavy
70 light hogs quoted STdS7 10 per 100 10
SaIes-W. Hume: 80 hogs. 100 10 average. at
s. 10 100 n; Toughs go 10. at SO TO- boar. $50
John p Nelson date yesterdayl l6 state hogs 1eO n
at 81 10; roughs. 30S 10. at So TO- 41O 10,
s. 1O DO sos 10 at 81 rough, go no at SO 10: 2
do 1s5 10 at &c.
at 81 90; roughs l7S ~ SO.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE ~ New York May 3, 1905
but acteS me cohee market not active to-day.
points beho unsettled and after opening unchanged to
1oj,sS ISer prices eased off closed dull net 10 10
The Furonea sales for the day about 23OOO bags
markets made llv adv
WIN haEre about franc higher ana T{aIoI,rg ms,
stea6, S, = pig higher. Brazilian markets also were
u-hiIe az oaLtos unchanged and Rio % reis higher
but reeeipts s oI brazilian exchange 1921 higher
vr 1o 80 we're pscom'ng discouraged II has
in cores loeTed that there bull market
MIliout the assistance OF Wall Street and the
cohoition In the market for securities seems to
1eS1a,o 'e support fpOm this for the i'm
ceipts IS eahevhle the period Of increasing
aFeiy active and the tendency next autumn will derend
with reference the coming crop
No.liIe mas et been heard from Brazil regarding the
ve0Fization plan which It expected would be taken
y ne ieuefal congress Immediately the first of
ne 9nt9 & nut r1noTs in this direction expected in
OF the worlds visible supply statement are UNDERGOING no
iOrher chaage decrease OF $4,000 bags beine
locked fo-. The market for coffee C1ist
quotations on the basis Of Sc for Rio No :. 49, ~
The range of contract prices local market 10
was as follows. - 10y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
OTHER MARkETs-sY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago, May 3.-CATTLES-Recepts. 1900 head
ket steady 10 lower; 20 prime steers sac
50 go cows Ss 259S4 CO. heifer s2 75Gss S. bulls 80
ass HOGs-Receipts, $4,000 head market strong 70
&c higher enyee &c &c RSs R SS t,S3 & Hs9 s sS
50 52z good to choice heavy mixed. So lOd$6 90 pack
ing stock So 700S6 412. SHEEP-Receipts $4,000 head
market steady sheep 81 5O9S5 20; yearIings
S5 35GS5 IS; lambs IS 25d$T 80.
Cincinnati Nav S-IIOCs active butchers ship
pers. SO 521s G$6 IS: common. So 35Q$6 40. CATTLE
ass SHEEP steady. So 5OQ$4 75 LAMBS steady. S59
Sc so.
East Buffalo. May 3.-CATTLE-FirTn prime steers
s. 25@$5 S. shipping 8 75asS 81 5ytSheTs 81 2S4$5
Receipts $50 head slow; Csc lower; g 5OQ$8 70 HOGS
Receipts 100 head: fairly active shade lower; heavy
and mixed SO 75aS0 So Workers and pigs So sOa$6 So
diaries. SO 65IS6 70 SHEEP AND LAAMBS-Receipts
11,2 slow; S4 1895.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04

CoIToN-The cotton market was very quiet to-day.
bales and prices huctuated within points
with the close quiet and steady advance to
points, The market opened points higher in re-
sponse steady cables. and held steady at first on the
better of the market little covering But
there the demand. and prices sasged
the favorable weather reports. scattering uu-
dation and light pressure from room bears
Around lille for May and 1O92c July the market
steader by little buying the account of snot
people ana Ing # sh and during he middle
session uctuated between 1092d 10 93c July Later
there was slight improvement on an increased
Tnand shorts and the market a aho
point me Southern spot markets
according official reports generally unchanged 20
Lice lower. Some private wires from Orleans re-
ported less demand for cotton but majority
reports very firm spot throughout the
South The weather showed rains in the
scattering showers. and private
in Eastern sections where
OF moisture complained Of Private reports as
speak very favorably OF the prospects though as
always the there some exceptions. At
time these conditions not leading
ing the months and 7bulEs opinion
that the is showing very steady front
OF the good weather unsettled Wall street conditions and
the various strike
The range pfees the local to-day
was Il
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool May s-CIosing-wHEAT- nominal
futures quiet; May Is 9%d; July 6s 7lsa September
6Hd: American mixed old 91sd: futures quiet; May.
As 6d July As 49sd PEAS-Canadian steady. 6s sgd.
FIOUR-St Louis fancy winter steady IS 3d. HOPS
In London, Pacific Coast steady. e 5saf3 los. BEEF
mess. Western, s2s cd HAMsLshort cut T. 70 1S p.
steady 5s BACON quiet cut zS 20 ~ bt 70.
2S TO "a 10 AS long clear mddes heavy, S5 to 80 70.
1G 70 AS shoulders, SQUARE u to 1S 10 steady Ais
dull: prime Western in terces. ABS Cd; American
refined in pals 44s Cd BUTTER steady: finest United
States. s5s good United States I6s CHEESE quiet;
TALLOW-Prime city firm, 26s TURPENTINFG-spr
stea AIS Cd. ROSIN-Common firm. s. 1Oi2d.
ETROLEUM-Rehned quiet esd LINsEED OIL. firm.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
vnrcAN nETINNING
UEITED RAILWAYS & ELECTRIC co

ne Urited Railways & Electric CoIapSl1IS y S1he % nc
S';ee reports for the ilscal year sH"Su
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York. by the grace Of God free and indepsndent.
Kirk RedinE- Harry Matilda McFerrau
Annie NJ NcFsrran. Rudolf Kirk, Jessie XIX IOtfis
Kirk, Edith Kirk. Matilda Kirk. William Kirk. Annie T.
Kirk Daniel Kirk. by adoption Harold Dollner:
Josephine Kirk. Harry Kirk and Richard Kirk
OF kin OF John NJ kirk deceased.
ing; Whereas Milo n Beiding Jr OF the City Of View
York lately applied the SurrOzate's
O York have instrument h
writing dated the 2th day Of October 1904 relating %
both property, duly proved
Testament Of John n Kirk late OF the County
of York. deceased. therefore and each OF
70 appear before the Surrogate or County
81 New York. Office in the County OF New
on the 2Oth day OF thousand nine hundred
six az half past ten OF day
then and to probate OF the said
VIII and Testament. And such OF you as are hereby
cited the OF twenty-one years
ouired 20 appear your guardian. n have
II YOU have none appear and apply for one 70 b a
noirted neglect failure 70 do
81 guardian appointed by the Surrogate 60
and in the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the seal OF tha
SurFOgates Court or the said County Of New
raa.1 YORK to be hereuntO Affixed. Witness: Hon
Fr-ank T. Fftzgerald. a Surrogate OF saia
r,o,,Drv Of New York said County. the 18th day %
Anil in the year Lord thousand nine hundred
DANIEL ]. DOWDNEsT.
~ OF the SurTogats's Court
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04
Notice of Summons.
VORK SUPREME COURT-SARAH

%~FW YORK SUPREME COURT-SARAH
~ "a. Falconer smith. Plaintiff against EdWaEd A
price s surviving Trustee under Deed % Trust dated No
Dorcthea smith. Defendauts.-
15Iaeo ~ TraI County OF New York SummOns.-T0 the
the complaint in this action and 70 serve copy
Plaintiffs Attorneys. within twenty
OF this summons. exclusive OF
-, oS service and OF failure appear oS
will be taken against By dGfaUs
- tbe vSlfef demanded n the complaint.
dated January 31st. las
s1TES n a CHARLES 7. McDERMOTT, Peintir'a
S1So-1eva Post once address once ana
IF@ broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF No-
York
,,one fs served upon you by publication
the Hon FitZseraid Justice OF
er,e Court Or New York dated March IIt
iS0 with the complaint IN the once OF the CLERK
ne County of York AZ the County Court
IN fhe BOroueh Of Manhattan City of New York.
mated New York March S0th 1905.
LANES W & CHARLES J. McDEItNoTT, PlaiutGr0
Atro-neys Ofce Post once Address. 15J ard i55
broadway Borough of Manhattan. New York city
n y
New-York tribune., 1906-05-04

AfETAIS--TIN-Ne high record prices made
fr TN again to-day the advance being led by the Ems
iseh market which closed al flS6 for spot ana tlsl
for futures Loesiy spot vas quoted al 5000 4O1se
COPPER unchanged 20 bs lower " Lonaon' WIN
axe nayl,et remained nrm with lake quoted at lS50p
IS re eectroytic 49, rs SOC and casting az lR3
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-31

tnem,
I'VE must have new legislation.
Every corporation should be licensed 70
90 business and the lev should provide
for the revocation Of the license when
ever restrictive laws are violated And
the law should be enforced. The uss Of
the mails should, also be refused TO
corporations which have a monopoly.
The tariffs are closely allied with
the trusts. reduction Of the tariff
vii furnish an easy means Of prevent
ing trust sztortion. n the president
we're given the power to put on the
free list any article the production Of
which was a monopoly, owned By
trust, Il would furnish a potent remedy
for many Of the c0uutry's ills.
Railroad ou.-tiop
Railroads are also allied With the
trusts and they should Be treated stint
lsrIy by effective legislation, providing
punishment Tor the allowance Of re-
bates. Mary Of the railroads are al
ready 90 great a monopoly that they
should be taken by The government
and managed for the benefit Of the com
muuity."
Mr. Bryan said the democratic party
stands against monopoly IN all is phss
es. He promised tha, he YOU'D 90 40
other occasion call attention 70 the
growing evtrsyagencs Of congress.
Parade Prsosdsd speech
| Mr. 8ryan's speech At Madison
square vas preceded BY a parsds which
vss reviewed by several hundred thous-
and people. There Esre decorations slI
along the line aad great enthusiasm.
[ The people made every possible eTor; 20
make the returning statesman feel that
| his home coming was welcomed. After
the reception speech an overflow meet
/ iug was addressed FOR a short time.
/ Today Mr. Bryan fs in Connecticut.
/ Hs speaks at Bridgeport this sftsrnooB
sud - New Haven tonight.
Tomorrow he will spend 10 New Jsr.
say. speaking At Newark and Jersey
City. 10 the evening he will be suter-
tanned by the newspaper men At ban
qret At the waldorf Astoria.
. SUNDAY he will rest and 20 70 church
ard Monday he will Iesve for Chicago,
St. Louis. Louisville, Kansas City,
. Omabs aud Lincoln
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-31
Schmitz Will DiSsrm Strike
Breakers

.Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan.
San Francisco, Aug, 2l-Msyor Eu'
gene Z. Scbmua, OF this city, says II
armed strike breakers are brought into
San Francisco he will dissrm them,
he saws he does no, propose to have
rio,ins in the streets.
This statement was made upon being
told that is is reported that 1900 armed
men are on the way from New York TO
break the street car strike.
All efforts by the mayor and others
70 bring about a compromise Of the
street railway strike have failed,
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-31
Unueoessnry EEOrnse

Acute attacks n collie. diarrhOe a and
dysentery come on without warning and
prompt relief must De- obtained. There
is no necessity Of iDcurrinE the expense
Of physicians service in such crss 70
Cham berlain's Collie, ChOiers and
NsrrhOea Remedy is at hand. A dose
Of this reUeiy will relieve the patient
before a doctor could arrive. 10 has
never known 20 fail. even IN the most
severe and dangerous cases and no
family should be without 10. For sale
by VIM. Britt.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-31
Mrs. Barr Leaves For Interior

Mrs. Emma L. Barr, representing
the Washington state Childreu's Home
Society, lpfJ the interior yesterday
morning after a very successful visit to
this place. The reception in her nonor
Thursday evening was well attended
and greatly enjoyed. The excellent
rrnrrsm was well rendered.
The daily Alaskan., 1906-08-31
Glad hsI,an American

Mr.. Bryan said that ne had return
ed home from the motherls0ds Of the
old world thankful that Providence has
cast his lot in the United States, "My
for our people hes been quickened by
associations with other people" he
said "I have been impressed, howev-
er, with the solemnity Of our respou-
sibility While we must be students
ourselves and learn to make use Ci the
good things others have that We hsve
not, yet are We the leaders, We are
teaching the nations the lessons Of gov
ernmeut."