Vfnmniws.HiaaCD TO RATS JrOOLKD

VVVVTHE Wf XX CO?»T.

\'joooßKt ?* rMt M

111 C*fy «f (al?Ma fat !\u25a0!>,

Mt MUtncr, who before he took com-Jjjj j(tk« uoiueky atmaur City of Co-

Ztfi as* iaspetuir of outgoing vesselsffTfgesi paper, is in ail kind* of trouble,

to I* itfrr 'r b*f«re th» cirratt oourt*

(aa<la!u H i-« 3U(-c«d tbat he juscird

tbe truth corc-r-rnin* bin record as aTbe fouoirioc i* from th« lia-

SbHNT Of«UtM* r»"rived by th« Australia

from J3mt*g a. Dumotit, »iip« r-*t»«rai in th* au=amtx>at

Sg«i atrllec, a* WaaaitiKioc. in replyarnt l« b)m r*nptrdinir tn*

of Cap* MUoor, acd tbeTTgA leaUmn" canftntn* it

%|w>'.. Mttovr. la th* C'>!«*ro*e libel,tba circuit court atat«d that he

bc»:-a«'' as l a capWa at Norfolk.\u25a0W to A»d that he comfnandert thetow; romBT. r. run nil;* from EUltt-S|M Ch#Vaton. durtnf that year, and2 far a tur..' Ow aam- rear hr com-

tke N«wbero«, rucmnv -.ut of Kbii-|w la UK2-X-4 hf eomn>and«.l ?h# Hat-

tba CaJ*»-rt and the B<iraso*ita. &Utr'»«n fia.U :n«re to CharWatof.

Itor n aak! he ?«mmafidad tbe Frt-ds for eilrhtr * n month*.Jaapectur General Dumont

to my tetter to you of theI hav? n w to inform you that the

ZjM» 9t the ateamvra Calrrrt, fUra<oasaSftad Avon, durtna thr ymmr indicatedto aMiorandurn furnianed by you. were,Itto in thf l*tt*-r of tbe local !n---toaKCi at Baltimore, dated tbe lei tnat..ana rthreiy R. T Fotey, E. R. Warren,t, aid Janw# G*>ohe*rf».- <JV ateamcr Nawberiie in 1*77 araa

Maine from San Ftanniaco, Cal. Them\togt Hattrraa »w owned at Nrw Yorkjtottt tbe aame y«ar, but I cannot Hadtoatna WW in commiaeion.' "

iguOiif th« atfam*rr City of Coiumhtu..gw fur of thr aamf dat«- contained aev-Ml I»t«aatln««fee left far gvatti* Decen?»>er rr. Pr tpoaed.Iff"? (carina lionuluiu. to tha lawyera intoa caao tbat tnr I'Miumbta ahouM b>* of-brad far >ate aa soon aa i>oaeible at anm* to be fl**d by tf?. court. Thetoaat price. Mr. Jacnbaon ahoiCdto Mi That lOUf'h twy off the

kll the dobta incurred in the Ha-?aiiau ialanda. In ordrr tfl *et debt*tfea Mfefaay i* arillinir thaf ahe U- aoid asawn a» poaeib<e. He l»»<iievei if ahe wo-reflat aaM ber<». but were prdperiy adv#>r-

r| or tbe O tat, ahe would rendilv !«*»Ua gnat more. Klondike trad«>

tna awp'r:* UP tbe demand for ve*a» ia ofKM*. *n,i I'irticuiarty of vaaaeU of her

number of the offlcera and crewafdttClty of Columbia b-ft for orOt Wirrtmoo. Am"ti| th-m *r* Chief\u25a0Mm*r R A. Turner and wife riratflHrCbarii* Arey. the a«>cond and thirdMrtUlt engineer a. th*- steward*** and«M9f A* 'j«art>*rmasrt» ra.

\u25a0Mthtv bft a written w«aMfM one of lite offleeraHwFwhieh contains the following:

"Wt Hwth» rmor«» state, that with a «a-\u25a0afcb»eatrr in fharga of thr v<~ae«L properbiipt and '? ft w intnor repair*, wa are

\u25a0** hr willing to proceed to the Pacific

A> Mtfi month'* w»*m wm r«>i*ntlyafe*}4 th« crew of the Columbia by Hp*.4MIwfttrCase. which cau«wd much rlad-rUKTig the aallormen who shipped on

maawrAltmrvey of th« rww»-) wa* made on the

(Bnooe of Iw-ember 22 bu; the ftndlrga,M been determined when the butItffUamer left, in the first survey th#pitftfßrmei the judgment of Capt. MH-«tr that the sh!p !* a "constructive totalId*dating fr.>m the Ililo examinationIllfce.Clty of Columbia now Ibn In th»ttfsr she In making «n inch and a halfattar Thl# leak in In or ibout the pro-\u25a0ilshsft sleeve anl c*a b« gtoppr-d onlyMi**.1 »#?eworthy *ert:«»n of the findings of

ft \u25a0Tveyora Is the erereaston of theMMHthat she ahowa weakness and wasMilt before phe this roy-Hkt" abt tlw Star. "The vea«cg had beentMHMMat Seattle befora her departureIfGaftremment authorities and hv the\u25a0ivMisr* and had bean given a rat in*ft 41 tor Ave y**#a. Thl* fact pre-MM a somewhat bothersome ettus-tta» t» the tmruraac* people. Of wh*t thetwlatr have baan before k« took com-part of her Capt. MHnor ceuld not haveW My personal knowledge till he ma=!e

\u25a0» Enaction at Hilo. Ha wa* ffiven hlaj?htoa a* maj'er lan than twenry-to» toara before steaming for Ml'o and\u25a0MI bainsr called from hla place aaWMBfct at the flue steamer Artaona. WhenWfc MUnof took char*e the Columbia?Wof eour*# about ready for »ea.**k faattle C»r»t Milnor atated that he

\u25a0t.tta Artfona !?# «au*» l»a could not havaa Wise n cr-w

THE WEiTHKR.

forecast for wetwbkday.rortland, Jan. 10, 1535.

kti.*\u25a0 * .mbpawtmrnt or AaßfctiXeTURK. WEATHER ISURBATT.

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g? rss sfc-B IS II IS KillMlOriginal Copy of Eetolntkms

Adopted at Eagle City.

CHAIRMAN OF MEETING HERE.

Tlohu N*-«ah«a Tfll* Hmm the< Thrw AlltgH M*fcmrr«, Cm-

I rather*. Hall AHltk. Werr* Url««a Fran tke AaiaHraa Mia-

lM ranp-OariaK Allraipt to

j I >arp Dattca of L«g(l lUrartkr*.

aWw.idßi tMMKtom«aber» aad

*»i aiiidi That tbe sme Wor«»a« befumMbed tbe officials of the Alaakan ter-ritory.

"TbirtJ; Tbat Fred L- LoweU. on accoantof bS« ar*> ar d he a»d »e beratqraevarely for hi* cwawtut»o withaa.d Oim;«iny and i» alrocfiish*-! that his\£9Otifiuatio|n of >acb amocia:i>«n» wiii caiiKir mora sirere action froic the ».nt-r# oftbf* community.

"F«h»nb: That Char'.ap <5. Carruthers,Geortre T Hall and Wt'.Jiam H. >laa»t:; ber»*j*rired and forest to Alaskan ter-ritory wtthtn three full d»r* froa. rhe adep-:tun of theae r«"oc-a*fi«iatij:s». and thatthe people of this community a*. 11 -at benapMMibie for .-.?{?'> »\u25a0">..u>.. ih-yor r.rh«T of tbeu return.

"Fifth: That tfi'* rrmaioiaar tmmbem of*he C.ty Mtri.n* aod Dwdowwat<"Vm»par.y he permitted t v . e*r'®in tt>e«r eow-ne»-t.on arfth asid erbame, «nd the»»??? a* of ?n- r '. r*-.- \u25a0 \u25a0 «'*«r>a at-titude towards auat:-. nine and furthenncit? *

<"arrii.il/'rs. liali ard did not lin-«? / R**l« dw Tat Tribune, thefji#!e f *

- and Df««lo0Brat Cota-puJßy an-i the ri'-order's .SJce <!'« d alto-c- tr»r. 'Vh»a Sa'ur-'sty had c »r. the endof rh* three day l-: of *race t» the?rk> to ai.nl us> affsUra, they were onin* xratl to laasoa Nothiaff has t*«inear ! of ttsem »nce.

NUMK 9TARVATCOS a TORIES.

Sack Yaras Are laaaliy l atrat, Al-though Hamfal.

VANWVFR B C Jan. 1m ?lt was tn-evitaSd*' tf. «t winter should not pa.«a with-out <K>rn»* one ra<aina th* cry of atarvationIn I»»*> n A!' *Tenin* ;»apar her* haspublished an account of a auppoaed t»-r---nWe cosdiUon of tendnrfeet in Dawson.This will l»e «?«re«wl r«roa !castover th** land, but fortunately it Is* mostlyconsidered to he untrue.

Members of the police have during theyear *e4 a that no on*' went into the coun-try without to k*»ep thetn manye;<>nths and they intend to beep this pol-icy up.

MAMISK OMEKVATIOSI.

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WW January isfrom »*rth»dv , January t j>»-

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mArrived off i»,rt uri ,r t«

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?^StoeUy* Jan,iAr >- w.? Cbr

Aiift^?~Arrlvw? ' a-WATER moNT sores. The f.rwt. a ->,?henti*» n. w$ o* tiM> m'ners'

meeting at E-sicJir ctiy U-t November,

wak-h ordered G. %T*rru«h«r*.CJ«*ge T. Bail ani Willi*m H. Smith to

k-»v# the city, has hwn hr-Might ©"i by

Tliomaa M 34 iaop, caairauj» ol tbe a«t*

ins. He '.:on»e>ed fc> tbe Pcat-lnt*b;g*»o*rthe ordinal jdgned copy cf the report ofth» inveat.gat.nar comrnrtee which re< om-orixN I ->e e*pu*rfe»a of ttaw* ibrt* aeaand wiieh a iopt» i at av«ry meeting or November 16.

Mr Mt Mahon is a r«u i'-ni of Ar>.ng;o«,

Bt<arrvf r RocaHe depart.* for flßtarw iv to.«*>arrow night. * ** to*

Strax/wr ( .-ta«v City wUI be due fromCK<fc*W'*\ f« iTj/rrTr/w

Steamer Faraiion sell* for Bkagway at 9o clock tomorrow morningSteamer C3tarle* Neiaon will fat SanFrancfctof tomorrow m«>nai:g

?7?*t »uli

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*'** Protefdion,whk*h <.»ff th« m nth of th# Co-untbla r.ver, January 1, for

THOMAS cMcMAHON SPRINGSLARGEST&GJGGEFROMCITY.

THOMAS M MAHOX. who act-ed aa chairman of Fagte<'lty meeting whichthref alleged schemers u*t

November, broucht with him on hisreturn to the States thi- flnest spec-imen of Roid that the Kaglenty diatrkt has produced Itwrtfh* a little leaa than six ouncesand. Jlcured at sj<t to the oun- f isworth about t*>. it has not a aiugiadefect in the way of droaa or ro<Jc.Eagle City gob! has gun* 11* to theounce, so M< Mahoa considers thatIn valuing his nugget at »lijunce he is conservative. It wa*taken from Larimer St Smith'sclaim. No. 2 above discovery, onAmerican creek. This i* one of therichest lay- about E-igie City andit has Ken ? stimaied that if theoutput for tbe next season will

ANOTHER SHOTfiIS VICTIM.

Twelve-Year-Old Boy Killed WhileHastiac Cswa.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelllgeneer.CVBTLB Rrw-K. Wash., Jan. 10.?The 12-

year-old son of Henry V. Huntington ac-cidentally shot and killed himstlf whileout hunting for the cows this evening

Mr. Iluntinaton lives at Sandy Bend,two mile 3 below here.

CONTRACTOR TAKES A Tt MBLE.

E. A. Beale Is lladly Shakes I'p atDetalag.

ial Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer.DEMINO. Jan. 10. ?K. A. Beale. a car-

penter and contractor, aged 45 years,while enraged this morn in* in working onthe front of a new building In this city,accidentally slipped and fell from an icyscaffoldhifr to the sidewalk below, a dis-tance of twelve or fifteen feet. His rightthumb was ha ilr mashed, hi* right anklesprained and he also received tntemal in-juries. Hopes are entertained of his re-covery.

THOMAS SMc3fAHON.

Narrowly E»eaped Death.Bpe<dal Dispatch to tho Port-lnteliigtncer.

DFXMIKG. Jan. 10.?Victor T. Cola metW.th a serious accident yewteriay. H«was assisting in diconnecting some steampildng in the Phillips * Holme* Bros'shinjrie mill. \vh a a fiece fifteen feet lon*fell from above, atrfkinr him on top ofthe h<ad. kno<~k. ! ng him down and render-ing htm unconscioaa for some time.

OASTORIA.B«an th. yf Tm tad Ym Hatt Wwaji Bwztt

FIRST-CLASS table d'hote luncheon atRainier-Gr,*n<l h<Jt«-l. served in main din-lug room, 12:30 to 2 o'clock, daily, 50c.continue, *35,001 wit! taken out. McMahon catenates &.KQOQ a* the product ofthe City dutrlt durin* lm.

roaucl orCRATON portraits, picture trams*. N>

glt-berg, 831 Second

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sum IMi'S HIhkw corvrr «»*vmroms

IAKB IPPOnntST*.

Dr. WIIHw »Irarkr t» <iwm4 Dr.

H. E. Meckel as Qmatr Pk > airtait

?A. Kariihftrtt 9w»plsr«e Si|tn««

(eMeat Ban of tke Poor Kurat.

The new b«*ard of county mersground -jp ths n» a<t<niett » ax ye>;erdayand topped off several official besis duringth« day. The list of Uecap.tatioti* includesDr. a. B. Merkel, ph> Sietan, and AnthonyHa:n, superintendent At :b« county Uvapi-

tal and poor farm, the tnjtaw at tse

same institution and the engineer **> d 1 * «janitors at the eourthoujs».-. A* his shareof the pwtronage Commiesioaer J. H.Bo>\f, the Populist sctmut-r of the bo*rd,«» allowed to reai point ©avid McDan-leb, c*s« of tiie pr«eent courthouse jani-tors.

Tie appointment in wn cb must iaterHt«u taken Wi>a that of L>r. WdllamO'Rourke to noeeed as county pit}sictaaDr. iL £. Mcrkel. wt:m»e position was u-r-

--tiared vacasi on and after January iti.

Dr u'Hour He ww n> >mtMM«i for the posi-

tion by v.\>mroi«stoner Oiisun, Commis-sioner Smith nominated Dr. B. K. lioye.of Kent, and Commissioner Boyco rnovtsithe m of Dr. P. M. Carr«.i, Onthe third baiiot Dr. o Kourkf wjus chs»s.'E.

He is one of the best known of theyounger physicians of the city and is agraduate of the T«*edo Medical College atToledo, Ohio. He was born in Sew Yorkcity on May X, ISGfc. and has lived in Seat-tle since iss>7. He studied medicine in thiscity and later attended the eolieg..- men-tioned where he graduated wita honorsin 1597. For sevetal years he has beenprominent in Republican poCtica in theSixth ward and has many friends both mand out of tne party.

A. Pwrkhurst. who wt» ehosen on hf>

second ballot to mecad Anthony Hamas superintendent of the poor farm, occu-pied that position under the Republicanadministration, which went out of powertwo years ago, and was retained fur atime under the Populist regime. He wu«placed in nomination yesterday by Com-missioner GUson and ehosea on the secondballot. His opponents were D. H. \Y<-1-ery. nominated by Commit!oner Smith,and W. E. Slkes, nominated by Commis-sioner Boyoe. He will assume the dutiesof his new poaition on April 1, from whichtime the board voted it vacant as to thepresent incumbent. William Stewart, thenew engineer at the county farm, viuplaced in nomination by CommissionerBnyce, but is nevertheless a ataunen. lie-publican.

The ajtpointments to positions at thecourthouse were engineer. Thomas Bevan;head janitor, J. W. Thornton, of South Se-attle; janitors, Sam French and Dave M -

Daniels All are Repulilc-ans except McDanie!s. who is a Populistand a strong personal friend of Commis-atosier Boyce. All appointments, exceptthose of county physician and superin-tendent of the county farm are made"during good behavior."

Sheriff Van De Vanter made no newappointments of deputies yesterday. Hewill retain Deputy Sheriff A. U. Lane andDeputy Sheriff Richard Winaor tempor-arily.

No healthy jx»r*>r t»sd f -ar any U:;4?< r-cus consequences from an a;tack or lagrippe if prop*«-ly treated. U U much tiemme as a severe coU and re<;ii!r<*s pre-cisely the Fttraei treatment Remain quietlyat home and take ChamVriatn'*Remedy aa directed for « severe cold ami «

prompt and compute recovery U sure tofollow. For ?a'e by all J^alrrs.

DEBILITY OF MEN.WMk»MW« of men

* ';' malt usually front a

?> *!' lonK-rnntlnnrd nbn»f of. fT\ ? Xatorr'i laws. Kirr*»>if, l(w»V (J! H nnd ladlaerctioat*

| & >\ § d*rl*Btike teader >en r ?

w Vlte/ yaatk aad dlulpa*

? VLKm\ ® >\u25a0 \u25a0'(» life pro-

s \XJUS dare rrrtaJn private

F ?> symptoms. i'v\rtrd la aA ft/ (?» Rfarral way by the

jj V & term Nrrveaa Debility.

fa ather words, the& yf%MB \ J # aerve*. ylaadi and or'

Ji / !? cans urncrntl) nre af-

J Jfr v|jl \ frplfd. The trratmml? C \ to Miyf. therefore, be one

,T| A which reaches the en-

* lKi j! tire uritaßiaa. The

J | § above t submit aa7) J"" ' * »i ba*e«l ai»a ar etprrl-

§ enee of thirty years In

if? v (hf treatment of wrak.

? ® fiesses of mea. I have-/v.-.-.-va.-v, - !' here described a roadl-\?!?tS>>si^KSxsjks;svs

tian w|, |ch

DRUGS CANT REACH,Pimply beeaase those which matt he employed only ittmnlate. In»e Electricity because It does sflmelate. I ttse It o» nrrnnat

of Its be ins a is rent aataral strengthened It Keta way down atthe foandntion. and hntlds ap gradually. bnt surely, witbat don-err. aad the eesalts I promise to ha permanent. There would bemore prwftj for me la (l«ia«( you draxt, bnt I couldn't cite you

talae for yoar money.

f don't aay the ordinary battery will eare. It ennnot, beennseIt doesn't venerate sufficient tolane, nar can yoa apply It loneeaoush. I am the iaeeator af the

Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt,The great home self-treatment for weak mea. It Is a perfect aadIdeal remedy, heeauae la It I have overcome an the objections to

the ardiaary battery. It has l*i doable eella. Currents Instantlyfelt, thorigh controlled by refnlatnr aeeew. Ton wear It all night

far two or three months, and It sends a pleasaat. soothing carreatthrough the weaheaed parts. t»ve* R,»W eares daring t*®7.

FREE CONSULTATION.l>rop la aad eaasglt me. free mi eharge, ar send far free h«.ok.

??Three «lasses of Mea,'* which emplatus all. Sent la plain aealedearelope

SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.COHKKR OP THIRD I*D WiSRIXbTOI ITRCEn, NtTUSP, OR.

Jit*.."»<*> in the Tokio, Home Mutual, W«»t-am. Maritime J4l Fonder* and St Paulinsurance companies.

Capt. Carl C Anderson haa !x t n asmgnedto command the schooner Virginia, how inten PruncW'o.

S*earner Signal 1« lauding tfv* tons ofcoal at the Pud'.lo Coast hunkers for th«Columbia river.

Caut A. H Herri mm ha* s\r d\u2666 "apt. Ehurtleff in tomm iml of the hark('terard C T»bey.

Schoomr A. M Baxter, 459 ton*, wtl! takelumber from Everert to Honolulu for theOahn Lumber Company.

Stearn'r Selkirk Milled for Chem;tintra >\u25a0«*-terday with l» khm of tneei nAa forRaqulmalt X Nan.timo railway.

Schooner Meteor arrived in ha'laat fromSan IWra vuatertiav. and w li load a re-turn cargo of at Hal lard.

Schooner Mane £ Smith. 457 ton-H, ha.abeen charter, i by l ope * Taibol to Uwdlumber at tJamble for II>noluiu

British ahip A(b-lana, 2..5»5 terns. is un-der charter by Kw'rtt & Co., to loadwhaat tn TSc>ma for Great Britain

Schooner Sequoia arrived from San I»i>-goyeererday j*o« cai»«* in ballast. anl Willtake on lumber at Ballard tor SouthernCalifornia.

STATIC EAIK % M tIESJt.

Asaaal Report of S-rrriarj <<u»# tntke Osrrrsar'* Msadi.

Special IrtspaU'h t the Post-Intelligencer.NORTH VAKIMA, Jan to T. H. Gunn.

secretary .if t:ur a-aie f:ttr commission, ha*forwarded his annual r i art to Oov. Rog-i rs. It is a voluminous document. con-slating of thirty-two typewritten pages.mu>h of wheh is diret.:e*l to a revsr* ofthe exhibit* and the premiums awarded tint?ahihifrs

At the c! «e «f the fa r the fear was ex-;»r**.*ed that t*e gppropr: »ti»n »r ! Vaiscel-iatteous receipts *»ouUl be a-ie.iuata ton.e*» th»' expense*, but hapitfly the pre-miums *;J he»-a }»auj and t iera is stilla baLwnce of ti.4.'A in iae ha:.<!- Cf Treas-urer I<re.

i.-.arjr Ouitft. in «?k :ng his of-fers |N tOilowing re>-.-mniendaturn*;

"First To obta n tl,. he«t r- ?alts, or, tr,

fact, g.vd rem its fr m a fa :r r< itiire*« gooi deal of work a* w«.-U- as ?* inaWer-\;.;'e eauenae. and the |M OF A fair fchj,at Will he mi; h le«» stro»or:'.c«aily than

\u25a0 ng a each eecofta year; and to sur-t«-sr,pii.*h this, I shirk, wtil require an ap-

'i>r atk, rtf >!<> !*>' T-. " Ci-< :» > > ar« 'Pitlsw:U enahh the to pay larger

pt e-jie-p«>ciaity '.a th« li% e 9' -ifk de-part mrrt.

>\u25a0 x>- i-The time cf Holdii 4 the f*»rshctUd !* > ' F.-CR d ?'.* a iater CM'-\ or leftto th<> diacrsti -n of ths rtunin! 4.':;!!, asthe !ast of > -temb r here .«? aim *» tn-

vai'-abo th- ?! rm/ft p-»rt the tallatid the hop pickir# H not fUt:i>toed.

.ir<i the farm- » <>? t' :«\u25a0 »-ctt--n -ar.d we

!uv« to d#pead largely on them F-R m-h:blt« of per sal eTrutts aad v»g»*aV>s.

as also fi.r T^E t \R «tirr.d.sm-e, as ttse ,'a.r

is tovg'ed rem-!«»?:» fe-.'in cltbs and t an«»f ciMssiderabie i>*e- <«re too h*»«y tc at-

tend. >'?} prepare an 1 bring ic their exhib-it*. Tn-refore | th.r-k the second MinU>'in October WDO«d ' a better date.

Ar i fiirther, I ? ?ve ihe eomtn'sahir.< !iculd ?-e rsosl a r« a-ona-Ms ;er diem for

'!\u25a0 i-ftw aetuaity em. egcept th#> w«-re-arv who afcouH ;c pa 1 » salary not:-\u2666» t-t.se is# «r I; ??<** per v-ar as tab

(,f h«» he ffcmr-e.** >t a';d ' the a ~-aeh>;<>'d be ? V. has work t.he whole

xta-r \u25a0 4 lot *:* month# baa v«i Uiiat'.tsnd to other bustness

? | wcttM »o*st ea pay.a*"Elrat - tnrn w are q-.sa.l^ed

r<w cat w,->rk are not Wi: htr to devotethe litre a'd labor Mtiwry withouteeu»rai**tto«. . . ~

?\u25a0}».?\u25a0,?. ! v jrt*-Tt»?*ry u'iifr n,4rf wall\u25a0?* *n- "-'-h >'>( < fe- *"f'» »« be tter man»#r.

tfearafeir «* v 1rt-K «?=? -« A+r,%l. ? that OtVnriM? i>& »1 hir."r '\u25a0 d* »*.'

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and -f n»: a»t:»fac«*j an.f»,i-lhinln f tfe* !»*\u2666 »?«« **«*.

m'l tvfM«4 «»\u25a0:«\u2666?? to *!»\u2666 nsßrHvf,is no J» »?«* »-*4e \u25a0»

trtjMw <v*4s and >?*« o»i«a, Prv-<a.r-»* a".J .w f>- 1 boss;- rrj- \u25a0 a- »«4«»a

Snohomish county, and he haa nln theYukon country for two year*. He is atthe Mow*! Northern now with his f.im.iy.

1 h«* .''Tor) which he teh* of the cnus<' of theanion of the maw meeting is one of con-siderable interest.

It nv» URN these three m« n. with oih-fT*- <>r*aM*e<J <H oty M'.ntrx andIVv.flopitv.nt COMPANY )a*t July. also theK tgle O'y 51J in* «i:stri<t, appointing Car-rathers as reorder of it. This gcntieman* >». -T U alleged, ih* Paoh-Hah of Eug">Cs?> w.i< weiri «.ry of the company a#*??>;?> m recc.fder .( ihe district. Then h. th*ca\ \u25a0* an edit* r publishing the Eagb> CityIrsbtA*- Thu a .is written with a pen an !Ink .inti about 1W cop'.M per wet k »!ru< kOFF from * h"- machine wer*- soldfor jO ce ??ach.

"It was the purpose of three mento work the same graft that uraa In opera*tion at the recorder's .-.fflcf- at Dawon,"saM M"U.thtir vesierday. "They expecteda Ng rush to Ea«r3« city and many loca-tion* of mining claims which would havemade them rich in fee* paid. Then a* inI>awson th«'v would have hi t ln.4d<» in-formation of biir di-< over lea. They tn.ghthave h- pt men v iMng to record fineelalma whlh their h»*nehnv n ws-nt out andlocan-d on them or gathered up all the rtcbfreund np*r by t

"Hot wh«t rrak'** it 'he dar'nsr wasthe fart we air- « *y had m:r«ng r- ?rb-tson all of the creeks. Aiwritiß. Mtvntld»r. Boundary »nfl (hornet, »?>»« ofwhom had he*»n d »trssr bysine## for twoy* ar*. Carruths'** wanted 50 usurp theotfk-e« of tbe*» 'f-n md be actually didsue certificate* for claim* within the dta-mcta of tHF l*«al re confer*. The purposeof the k ing was TO drive the other record-ers out of business

"

The Csiaialtlee Iteport.

The Itm fneer?-,g was held at the storeof th«* Alaska Katploration Company onNovember 1-. at whn-h M Mah -n wis

t?hcv-> n ' iirtnan. Ther«- were a!*>ui Ak>M.N> RA present fr'«m Eaale city and its vi-cinity. A committee consisting of M<M.-

hon. chairman: T?. ma- VV. A.sbStf. s< <r*tary: S H Heflew. F. D Weils ajiit»'vt;*.e l»r*-i-' ibse was. ...ft motit>n. ap?toint-ed by the cfc:sirm*n ol toe meeting to Jn-vmtu Jte and rer»trt #>tt \\ e.lne»,U»y, No-vember IS. The report, after rev:, wing thehistory OL tha a*d UiahvWMWt tvin«rn,says:

Your committee find at: 1 charge first:Ti.ai C.arUs U. Carrutbers ikuiw^wh,vHi.*:; : \u25a0 i*iy .ji.j iSlt tb«* n> n-int .. 4> cf a \as: gco|w> of terri-tory. .15 tf under the United Statea L»wa,an; by resua>n of ota h aMnupptlott *T au-thorttj, has and is obtaining money nnderTMHR R>- prv-ientaiio«s and is thet>'»y en-dan.ertng the lawful right* ~f American

tbetr h'-m and as*«gns a« U» titley«#simer»t» r.f mlnii g Alas-ka Tftai the boaiiieas methods OF setud Car-rvn'-rr* are unworthy tho c<msTenan<« ofhot. .rahle men, snd that he. is an unde*if-abte pe-rs»>«.ies in this Alaskan territory.

'?Second; That Fred |,. 1.,--weil is a duneof ?r>« aforesaid Oarru;her«. compiote-iyunder h*g dlrsctioc and control and de-a«r -\u25a0 ? s pity ratbvr t.'van oiaaim.

"ThtnJ: Tti** T. fUtt -# an us-#rru; uton* mn*ts*rr wMI known a# #aehprrvv-a* ta ifi& tiar tfeta rooamaftitywith hi* p*v<*?w»'. and a 6*njmroaa adjnnrtto the wnsnc of ths» roamtuni'?,?a-! rv-r. \u25a0"*? - m*n «*.? «tt«n hi* Cumpany

"K jrth Th** H Sm.t.ja i> ,»

<lipk»tp,*» in f>. -thrr'aitout in# th* istfiMl* of th* af->re**.'4 Car-rv? em-HaJX-Lowfil j>*r y 4a an «r---?»rv;T jjarww to mnain aKiin ?h#u| tt!» !frr.:^fv

"F. ih# «raa»h*» «f v*> Y>t*3aVI , £ 3-Vt I>fV»: H'lt' 5! C"fO|*!.»

it* »?: ar4 Mtani Ik to tn ,1

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M*mr4 (? (Hfi <r«t.

\u25a0N «w whrruaa. Yoar «*!«!?!*? r«tCft?»« a* *.*a:.l facta; tt f**ia i->cu*»-

N»n» n;w4» * fur tha t*«M tntMto *»f an<vr=c*Tv.«tf »i»4 sJw as-ntejr 'st«f*ts ».\u25a0*??tWTKorf. *n4 a# a pratrr* <*a to ta»

PB&Jh- a; 53 ? arum* to m*«* ?«<te?? >? ? 4to*r :eC'>3Ua*n iauoaa fur nnur

Ftr»* T*»at fh<» w**r*oof tft* fttaiaa t»fa!s* and ft«Wf tfcc pre**. f ;h*- tz »;>?»<»-? ©f *it? Vny Mimasa~'t l*rrtn:»«i! Co«»sMMky. t »*ry*w»«.v'*, -* mc&bcOt u Jv -»i. J so ?j»»w>-

ALL DISEASES(CC A MONTH.il/iy THE COPELAND SPECIALISTS RE*_L FUSE TO RAISE THEIR FEES

Their Wonderful Success in Curing AllChronic Diseases andTheir Abilityto Command Big Fees for Their Services

Will Not Induce Them to Place Their SkillBeyondthe Reach of the Masses?They Will Con-

tinue to Charge the Merely Nomi-nal Fee of $5 a Month,

All Medicines In-cluded.

S«twlthi(aß4t«ir phr««oif»nlthat has attrndrd Ike Cope-

-1»»J ipfrlalhit in their trmiwnl?' chromic of Mil kladi»'\u25a0<* the Ctiprland N<Hticiil lattltnto"** MUblUhed iu >r»illr, aad <t<r-

»i*itc the fact that ihrlr rrftalatlonto * aklll. oarrfalnrtto. Mrllfr totheir patients, aad ancceaa in curingdiacMae* other phyaldaaa admittheir own Inability to care, ha* he-come ao firmly eatahlibed that tbrr«al*ht abaadu* the i>oor aad detit*themaelvea to treatiac only thosewho coatd aftor d to pay bit fcea fortheir aerviera, they will atlll roa-tiline to atlve the feeueMt of theirgreat aklll to all, rich aad pooralike, for the merely nominwl feeof M a month, and aapply all medl-clae free. While they arc dolacmore stood than a dosen charity hoa-pitala, thoae who receive the beneliof their niarteluua aklll arc notrecipienta of charity. They pay

the fall fee aaked for theirtreatment. It la the rcgalarprice and the t'opeland ph>aleiaaa

«nnt no more. They do not feelthat their poaaeaalon of apeeial

kaoali'dve. aklll and tucthoda In thetreatment of chronic dlaeaaca ca-

A Mr. Wm. Karrand, IMM C St.. A

\ Taeoma?tared of llroachlal V

C Catarrh aad Asthma. \u25a0Ililr*thm to drmnnd such a fee a»

would deprive thr «ast majority of

??ffrrlac bammltr of thr oiipnrlaii-Ity to l»e cured of their dlitrrulnimaladies. On thr contrary, they

coutlaue t«» (ntlle alt nhn tollerfrom eatarrfa. adknia, bronchitis.Inns trouble. stomach trouble. Hirertrouble, kidney trouble, disease* ofthe akin, or any other desperatoehronle ailment or malady, to availthemselves of thla iprrtat aktll atthe same low role which has beenpaid by the hundreds « hn have beencnred by them Hncc the Institutewu established In Seattle. Hsrlnßthis time m (treat man? nho havebeen enred of diseases from whichthey ha* e despaired of gaining re-lief. among them some of the bestknot* n people In the elty and atate.have been Impelled by their joy aadgratitude at being; restored tohealth to snbmlt to newspaper la*trrvlem regarding their eases, aadhave given their portrait* to hoprinted as aa evidence of the truthof the statements made. Tho sameopportunity to be cured ta open fanil, for the fopeland specialists willnot follow the usual course) u t phy-

slciuns who gala a special reputa-

tion tor skill and success la treatlagchronic dlsen»es. and charge suchfees as wonld rvciude all but tharich from the benefit of tbelr serv-Ices. They will eoatinue to place

the highest attainments of medicalscience within the reach of all bycharging the merely nominal aaduniform fee of #3 a month, includ-ing; all medicine* and personal at-tention.

Wheezing and ChokingCould Be Heard

Across the StrettWna. Parraad, 1M« C St., Ta>W**h referring to t* radarai cura

uf lironchlal lAUrrh aua Asthma. by thei. opeland h.'mt treatment. m*k-.-< the fol-tewte* »ta;etnent ,* the facta m hi* case;

Although 1 ;i»u ii a au.Trrer frontchronic catarrh for nwrt than twentyyean, It wa* not unttl about th rea year*&*o that the invaded the bror-fhiaX tub*a Previous to that time J hadpaid Sltik attention to my condition, hutI then couunenced ;o rxierirnt'-* the

Moat Terrible Diatreaaand suffering, corceivAbda only by thoaaW:M> have been vici m* of bronchial dl*«taw.

"There w.ia * feeUn* of faverleh aorv-neas in m> <-h«s*t. and the air i>*.s*a***seemed nurr, wvi and contra, its} to such,an extent th.u It «u i ootumual effert farm« to get «tu ugh to keep ma olive.There was

Heat far Madty or ni*St. r dared not lie down la bedfor fe.tr of «»i(fo»Ation, and could neversleep more than five or ten minute* at atime, propped up in a sitting posture.

"Any eu ;der. motion or enet:(on woulda'lut oft my breath rompletrly, even talk-In* or laug'hlnjf *ouM *omet:u>«« haveth;» efTec!. ,»r>d I would than feet as ff myreck «rai be in* presvd botwecu the

Jawa ot « % lac.I aould become black in the face !n »yatruggle for air, and frequently thoughtI had drawn my last *ap. wrhUe the wh«ri-In* < hoktn* noise* that accompaniedeach breath were »o noticeable that theyoou'd be he\rd a< roaa the atreet.

"The ateadv torture ot *ue-h a conditionia bound to have a w.,»rit\* and we»koa-ln* effect up<>n the entire *y!»tcm. I loatforty-five pound* in w*-«ht. an t mvstrength faded until T wa* utteily untilfor work «-f any kind. ! could not walka few block* from mv home without stop-ping to rest tin-.** on the way. blycondition wa* desperate; I wa#

A Phyalcal Wreck."I had been re.otln* the nr-wapaper ac-

count* of what they were doing for aickfolk* at the «'op*>!and Institute and \a *

la*t nwrt I wrote for 4 symptom blank,and <v»mmen -ed a eourae of home traal-ment through the mill* I had taken fh«treatment but n abort t'.me when I founda marked Improvement in all my symp-tom*. and 1 am

Saw Completely taredof my diaeaee. The trearm»nt ha* cr>*tvery little, but my experience ahowa thaiit dot a cura catarrh and aeihma."

Nlaa Kate t'hampaatne. Green Lak*iWaah.: "*Aftera thorou*h p»Taon.»l espart-en-.-a wiih tha t.Xiptland ayatem if trawtmentfor catarrn and d<-afn#aa, 1 have no hnrttation in a««attlti* thai

II Is DtMtTtacof «ho oonfld«f»c* of the t!< li and of !h«

praf.*e -vrr utternd in lt» f»vor. Itook the treatment afrw mf hearing hadi«en ilmo«i Jeatroyed hjr ti»# ix-mifloua #f-

of catarrhal of the earn. andthe result* mora ibaxi Justify th!a state-ment.

My Hftrtag I» *«»» Prrteei,and I art» n» longer troubWd w!;h <Nktirrh."

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