Dayton herald., September 28, 1900, Image 3

B lg h t a e u a a e s a V oraoa B i g h t s .
WHAT WE HAVE
>w
.G E R M A N S
P R O M IS E D .
J
S T A N D IN G
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The golden rule is not at “ b ill el
lights,’ ’ Rather does it represent the
w ill to do right. In ell the teaching
of Christ the word “ rights” finds no
place; but the word -r ig h t” or “ right- ,
eousneae” occurs w ith exceeding fre- t
quenoy. True, no men ever did so
much as Jseus to secure the rights ol
every member of the human race.
Woman’s rights, children’s rights, the
rights of servants and masters, the
rights of tbe poor and the weak and
the ignorant, a ll have found an increaa-
ingty clear lecognition and respect
with the spread of the gospel. Yet
this has come about by (he pwraiatent
inculcation of the principle of right
and the equally persistent restraining
of thè spirit which demands “ my
right«?’ _________ _
F IR M .
as T h e y
T h e y S u p p o r te d L la e a l.a «la»
B w ppur, M eK Iw lep Maw.
7
Mr. Bryan has opens 1 a Pandora
box in quoting so profusely from L in ­
coln, Not only waa Lincoln arraigned
by the Democrats in 1864 as actin J
A g a la s t Bgyaas’s G e a a r a l I d e a « F a the pert of an emperor and “ sitting eu-
• t a b l a O everw aaeBS, t h e K ep u b -
tnroned in the W hite House.” but he
U e a a e P la c e T h a lr F r a -
was denounceu apeclticslly as M cK in­
/
v. g ra ia a a a la F a l l .
ley is new for violating the Declara­
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'
' ,,-C L — ' (
' .v .'f
tion of independence and governing
i
W hy tr if le w ith h e e lth
without (he consent of the governed;
Certain Demooraiio and ssmi-Damo
w h e n th e e e e l e e f n y d
eratic paper« are mpch troubled by an and aa if to make tbe parallel absolute­
s u re s t help le
alleged lack of an affirms ti va Republi­ ly complete, there was also a deter­
can policy in the Philippine«. I t 1« true mined movement in 1804 to turn the
known
that the Republican party now ooccu- German Republicans against Lincoln.
w o rld ?
Lincoln, of course, could only expect
pies pretty much the position Lincoln
held at the tim e of bi« death in re­ the denunciation q ( the copperheads
Lydia t Nnkham’s Ve
F re H a k S t r ia o f S ta rtin g F o o t R aa e a .
spect to reconstruction, namely: that who thought the consent of the gov­
In an American arpintiog race t h e
It i« not absolutely and irretrievaoly erned doctrine forbade the suppression
starter qyders the runners on their
committed to any policy. I t ie to a of the rebellion. Tbe unkindest cut of
marks, then tells them to “ get ready . ’ ■
considerable extent feeling its way. a ll was that Republicans should go off
—
v
i
then calls out ‘‘set” and a couple of
and the policy in the Philippines w ill into opposition against him, but there
were Boutwells in that day. They
seconda later flies the pietol. At the
be
not
to
deal
with
some
event«
and
b y It .
Paris races the «tarter ordered tbe men
problems u n til they arise.
A t the held a “ liberty convention” am) nomi­
oh their marks, called out “ attention
same tim e the administration basan- nated Fremont, because forsooth, L in ­
and fired the pistol so soon eftetward
nptinced and declared a general policy coln waa not a good enough Repub­
that the Americans could not get into *
of a clear and comprehensive character. lican for them. This was bad euougb.
th e
_ crouching position. After the first
The Philippine commission in its but there arc always some orauks. ex­
heat or two the Americans were always
proclamation to the people of the isl­ tremists and malcontents. The worst
set by the time sttention was called
h e ro w n o H y .
and« gave a d e a r and comprehensive defection threatened— the one most
and started at the word Instead of pis­
outline of the general policies of the trying to Linclon and his supporters—
tol, thus gaining a yard or two.
administration. They were in sub- was one projected in the name of the
a f en
German Republicans.
sttnce as follows:
A M u o b - M a r r l e d C d a t a a a r la a T u r k .
As lata in the campaign as Septem­
The supremacy of the United
In the village of BodraaTnrk named
ber
21,
Horace
Greely
said
in
the
New
g ra te fu l w o m e n w h o s e Stales to be recognised throughout
Ismail, aged 120 years, is in such good
York Tribune:
health th a t he frequently walks to liar-
le t t e r s e r e o e n e t e e t l y I' the (8 islands.
U n til a short time ago it seemed as
.) The fullest «elf-government to
tin, six hours distance, to sell eggs, for
p r in t e d In t h is p o p j r . be granted which is compatible w ith though nearly tbe entire vote control led
he is a poultry dealer. He has had 84
by
the
German
National
clubs
would
Every w om en r * - — “
*
a just, stable, effective and economical
wives, the last of whom he married
be-lost
to
tbe
Republican
party.”
administration and w ith the sovereign
these le tte rs .
only a few days ago. The bride is #0
But tbe keen sighted Greely now saw
authority of the United States.
4-—
years his junior, and the marriage was
( 49.) The c iv il and religious rights how tbe Germans had been misrepre­
celebrated w ith much solemnity to the
sented.
H
e
now
made
bold
to
predict
fre e
of the Filipinos to be assured with the
aound of drains and fifes and of volleys
that
Lincoln
would
get
an
overwhelm­
equal standing of a ll before the law .
from Alemanna. The whole village
ingly m ajority of German vhters and a
f
(4
.)
An
honest
civil
service
w
ith
Lynn, H t
was en fete. The wedding procession
the natives preferred. No exploitation few weeks later in November, that
included a ll the male progeny of tbe
prophesy was made good.
The men
the people. *
patriarch bridegroom, consisting of 140
Daring the year ended May 81 the of (6
who
predicted
a
great
German
deiea-
.) Honest collection and disburse­
grandsons and great-giandsone.
home circulation of the Chicago publio
ment of taxes, Local funds not to be tlon from Lincoln-had reckoned w ith ­
Tbe number of his female progeny is
library was 1,748.775 volume«, which
out
their
hoet.
The
Germans
Instead
used for other than local purposes.
ROYAL CASINO POWDER CO., ICC W ILLIAM STREET, MEW YORK.
not stated.
the Cnioago paper« «ay, exceed* the
(6 .) A pure, speedy end effective of being carried off on a tangent had
record anywhere el«e in the world.
D e p r e c ia t io n o f M o n e y .
administration of justice in the courts coolly and calmly reviewed the situa­
K u fu e u t o B o C i v i l la e d .
tion. They saw the folly and fraud in
D o T o m Paa» A a k a A d B u r n t
Iti 1878
s » a llv
w ith protection for the rights of a ll.
H and lea of fork» and knives are
Sowing need in dry weather may re-
alluded to as a be-
in
to ,o »
» w e r r d o lla r w aa w o r t h o n e doL-
„ i S X L i o n . but there is one little
bui
S hake in to r o u r a h o a a Allan's F o o t Ease,
(7 .) The promotion of railioads anil the cry of imperialism against Lincoln utiliaed for the storage of « I t and pep. t r a it in M <•"
nigbted region, bnt there is one little f iv e c e n ts . M o n e y m a y . d e p r e c ia te bu«
a p o w d e r (o r th e fe e t.
I t m a k e * t i g h t o r other means of communication and and tbe preposterous dogmas al>out the
ing.
I
f
the
ground
is
veiy
dry
it
w
ill
new shoe« feel e » s y ; g ive » , in s t a n t r e lie f to
consent of the governed and the Declar­ per under a new patent, each handle take moisture from the seeds, but .if kingdom, -the H erm it kingdom of th e r e Is o n e s t a n d a r d tn e d ie ln e , w h ic h has
transportation.
c o n n a n d b u n io n » . I t ’s t h e g r e a te s t c o m ­
They dis­ being formed of a tube, which has ( the soil is damp the seeds draw moist­ Corea, that is entitled to the palm oF n o t c h a n g e d in h a lf a c e n t u r y , a n d t h a t is
(8 .) Domestic and foreign trade ation of Independency
fo rt discovery o f th e a g e .
C u r e » s w o lle n
missed
the
ntter
folly,
the
charge o ( spring olipa to hold i t on the shank, ure from the noil. The lack of moisture darkness as far aa civilization and H o s t e t t e r 's S to m a c h B itte rs . I t a lw a y s
fre t,'b lis te r» a n d c a llo n « s p o t» .
A lle n a and commerce and the promotion of
w ith an internal reservoir for the salt
modern progress goes. The trouble h a s b e e n 'th e o n e re m e d y f o r In d ig e s tio n ,
Lincoln
“
sitting
enthroned
at the
. V u o t-K *» e ia -a c e r ta in c u r e f o r t n g t v w lu g ! native industry to fan the constant pur­
and pepper, which is s h a k e n t h r o u g h is the cause of seed being «low germi­ w ith China is that the people w ill not d y s p e p s ia o r k id n e y tro u b le s .
W
hite
House”
and
setting
himself
up
nails, s w e a tin g , s m a r t in g , h o t, a c h in g fe e t.
nating
unless
when
covered
too
deep,
pose of the United States.
the ends.
adopt systems of tbe foreigners, while
W e have o v e r »>,000 te s t im o n ia l» . I t c u r e a
Theeailiest authenticated sea fight
which causes the seed to be longer in
(9 .) Ample provisions for free schools as an emperor. They rallied to L in ­
w h ile vou w a lk . A l l d r u g g is t» a m i s hoe
Corea, it seems, cannot. Missionaries to said to have been that between the
coln’s
support
in
November,
and
in
­
Tbe
silk
worm
was
originally
found
pushing through the ground.
.to re s 's e ll it . 2ftc.
2.1c. T r i a l p a c k a g e FRKB in which the children of the people
and others have been endeavoring to Corinthians and the Coroyteans, in
O lm a te « !, L e w ill be educated.
i>V m a ll. A ddress, A lle n
Appropriate facili deed i t is to be said that without the in China, and fabrics of this material
Four times as much can be grown instruct the Coreana in the nse of which the former conquered— 68 B. C.
liel|i
they
gave,
Lincoln4
Ooold
not
have
were
made
in
that
oonntry
about
2,700
U qj . N . V .
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ties also for higher education,
on an acre of land by the use of wheel American tools, but, w ith a ll the labor
, On foot in i (10.) Reforms ill a ll departments of been re-elected. He bad no truer or B. C . About 900 yards of silk are
A project recent I.v
F to o ’i 'C t i r e c a n n o t be to o h ig h ly s p o k e n
firmer
friends
than
tbe
Germane
at
produced by a single worm, and there hoes and hand seed drills than when involved, they prefer to do the work as o f as a c o u g h c u r e .— J . W . O ^ B a ta w . 822
Hungary to supply electric power in government, all branches of the puollc
the
land
Is
cultivated
by
horse
power
their
forefathers
did.
T h ir d A v e ., N .,' M in n e a p o lis , M in n ., J a n .
«mall qnantitea to home workshops in service and in a ll corporations closely home and the boys who “ fought m it are nearly 18 pounds oi waste silk, as both the row» and the planta can be
« , UtOO.
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D e v e lo p e d b y C u ltiv a tio n *
the vicinity of Budape«t ha« received touching'the common life of the people, Sigel” in the held, and sent their dsBignatod aa “ thrown s ilk ,” for every closer together.
Whether the hand
A ll garden vegetables »re merely
l , QUilCrMt*vu
n m l Al»*«e If Skit FJXJWIttJ
BI iddfiffl i I V W«S-- dt W ft Oil warn» Lincoln ballots boiue to be counted, 1 p iy y d of goad silk.
the «auction of the Hungarian diet.
L)8
W ithin the last 20 y e a r s -the numbwr
system wilTpay depends upon tbe kind
types improved bjr long cultivation of
I conformably with right and justice.
X -ftr? M " r |» n '» S lr w lx k t T a lk
UBA FH BSS VAM1SOT B K C T B K D
The average annual total of water of crops grown and the location of the w ild species. The w ild cabbage is of Amerioan and English, female phy­
tbe
U
n
it
Pledged to these purposes ___
deflator John T . Morgan, of Ala­
sicians in Asiatic countries has in­
a rain or enow in the farm to markets.
common enough in places blithe sea,
» r local applications, » « th e y c an n o t reach the
Stote8 warned tbe rebellious F ili- bama. though a leading member of the which falls a
creased from 20 to 284).
is 1,407 cubie miles,
United
States
In selecting seed corn in the field bnt ia of no nse for food indfita wild
- *■ •_ \ - -------- , — .. .U’w yr -»
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«nïtltu- pino.,
pin«», who
who are
ate estimated to eoneiifute party which is trying to prove that Re­ This amount ol rain would more than
The storage and keeping. o | apples t i
state.
.Indeed,
i
t
w
ill,
take
a
boUuint
b ,r a n la - less than five per cent of the popnla
the
vigor
and
growth
of
the
stalks
publican
policies
are
“
im
perialistic,”
Ontario.
To
raise
this
twioe fill Lake
Caned c e d tllo n ©f the m i K W i •J“ 1“ * ® * ‘A *
tion, that they oould accomplish noth­ is not afraid to give the McKinley ad­ water to tbe olonds frdim which It fell shold be observed as well * a the ears. to tell that it was a cabbage at all. a matter of great Importance where
Eustarbtaa Tube- * b » n th ‘ _, ’ rtb*n .K im n l r
If a stalk produces two or three good Scotland owes the cabbage to Crom­ theie ia a large crop, th e rosin point
earned yon have a ru m b lin g aound or I m per- ing by their resistance exceept their
ministration
policies
credit
for
being
would require the work of 600,000,000
fe e th ttrliiK ,in d when I t »• e n tir e ly cloned
ears
mark it. By using seed from the w e ll’s soldiers. The cauliflower ia but to to keep them cool. I t to warinth,_
the opposite of “ igiperisliaitc.”
d eitn na i t ih« rttulL, end unleeR th e In fle m m e - own ra in .
horses
working
10 hours W day most prolitto stalks the tandeney w ill a cultivated improvement on the cab­ not co d. that injures them. Borne
tlon ta n ba taken out amt ¡h la tu b o r o a tn r e d to
An interviewer lor a Southern paper throughout the
¡i.a u rm .1 r Z r ttite s , hearing w i l l be d e . t r o y t o
B r y e a ’s I w a - r a a a d F la t f e r m .
be to produce' more ears every year, bage. I t waa brought to perfection in one who has tried ll states that applet
loravaHW ne easts out ot t e a
I t is a pity for Bryan that there is asked him:
until a* many a* four and five ears per Cyprus and was very little known un­ can be kept In water at a few degrees
c a ta rrh , which la n o th in « b u L an In fla m e d
Do yon approve of Secretary H a y ’s
no way of having expurgated or cen-
C ondition M th e m n c n n a .u rfa o e a .
t i l about a century ago.
The parsnip above the (reeling temperature.' Tha
stalk w ill b £ the result.
Wo w ill «Iva Ona Hundred h o lla r» fo r a n y sorized for reading in the West, his policy in negotiating with the C h i­
is another native of this country. Yon majority of growers pack them in bar-
c o m ol Ireai neaa (canted by c a ta rrh ) t h a t can
Rad
cedar
is
a
desirable
tree,
but
the
nese?”
-<
Eastern speeches about the paramount-
not be cured by H a il'. Catarrh C ura. Bang for
seed seems to fail in germination. Tbe may find i t a lo n g almost any hedge­ mis ands atom them in a cool cellar,
circular», iree^ T
Tofedo, O - cy of “ im perialism .”
“ Thoroughly,” came the emphatic
Free silver be­
row, bnt i t to small and intensely b it­ first picking ont every imperfect speci­
fact is that i t requires two seasons in
lievers in' the Western states cannot reply. “ M r. Hay-has been wise and
Sold by P ru g g i-ia . Tie
men.
whioh to grow. Seeds sown at any ter in its w ild stat e .. ~
H e ll’« Fam ily Pill» are th e beat.
relish the Democratic Restera talk statesmanlike, and his course has been
T
time
w
ill
not
grow
for
about
12
beyond
criticism.
H
a
has
reflected
Dairying to a business, and some
From tbe Missouri district, chiefly that the 18 to 1 plank in €the platform
M r s ^ l m ^ M r “ r cTscARETS^’ thi months. Sow them in a bed and leave
credit
In
a
remarkable
manner
on
this
farmers w ill succeed where others fail
In St. Louis, the government draws does not mean anything, except a trick
government abroad and has excelled to ««nal tboaa. To-day I am aatlraly ties iron it undisturbed, except to occasionally because they have more energy and in­
T h e y a re v it ia t e d o r m o r b id f l u i d , c o u rs ­
fsr more revenue from tobacoo manu- for catching vote« in the silver states.
the achievements of tbe foreign chan­ • r Ä Ä S S ? » - » . sum. on,, in
water it, for a season.
telligence, adhering strictly to busi­ in g t h e v ie n s a n d s lf c c lin g th e tls n u e a
factred than it does from any other And if anti-expansion is paramount to
.
The dairyman who T h e y a re c o m n io n ly d u e to d e fe c tiv e dig e s ­
free silver, these same people well cellories.”
The burdock is a weed that is exter ness principles.
quarter in the oountry. 5
O r le u la l T r a d e « r o w in g .
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minaled with difficulty, as the plant gives particular attention to the care t io n b u t s o m e tp u e s in h e r it e d .
wonder what their own place can now
H o w d o th e y t n ia n lf t o t t h e iu s s lv e s ?
M oat W o n d e r fu l M e d ic in e o f t h e A g e .
be in the Democratic party, expansion
produces a great many seeds and they of Ills stock w ill always be repaid for
I t is especially interesting to note
Thia la an are of acle n tlflc w o n d e r, a n d c a t-
I n m a n y fo r m s o f c u ta n e o u s e r u p t io n ,
his
labor
w
ith
larger
yields
and
greater
b ilna a polley they theniselvea view that onr exports to Asia and Oceanica
remain in the soil for years, ready to
caret« Candy C ath artic are a in o iis th e m , th e
s a lt r h e u m q f e d e m a , p im p le s a n d b o ils ,
m odern la x a tiv e , perfect, u n e q u a lto . Ur“” " with
pàTWP»onnt favor. In this age are gaining w ith a greater proportion­
grow as soon as conditions are favor­ profits.
a n d lit w e a k n e s s , la n g u o r a n d g e n e ra l
«Iita, luc, 2ic, 6oc.
o f easy communication between locali­ ate rapidity than to any other part ol
able. H the plant is cut off below tne
f
,
'
A catalogue of tbe national observa­ debility.
A young girl in Missouri was taken ties, i t is not possible for principles of the' world, our total in 1890 amounting
ground and a handful ol salt thrown
How are they eapellsd? - Rx
-
tory
at
Athena
shows
that
8,187
earth­
to an insane asylum the othe# day suf­ a party to be confided to one part of to >857,828,684, an f fa 1900. were
on the root the plant w ill aoon die. as
quakes were felt in Greece in the years
fering from the remarkable? delusion the country secreted, from other parts. >1.894,479,814, an increase of 88 per
the root is soft and the salt rots it .
1898-1898. and of these i €018 were re­ W h ic h a ie o b itild a u p th e s y s te m t h a t hae
that »he is compelled to sit on a red In tbe wholesale désertion« from Bryan cent; to Europe onr e x e rts in 1890
France is pounding iron and steel corded in Zante alone. The shocks s u ffe re d Ir o n t t h e m - _______ _ _
‘
hot atove and peel potatoes, -the has of ' Silver-Reppblicans like Senator were >688,788,897. and in 1900 were
I t Is t h e b s x t o f a l l m e d ic in e s f o r a ll
into cruisers with snob a big hammer were more numerous In A pril and May
been working in a hotel kitchen.
Stewait. of Nevada, and ex-Sanator >1,040,167,819, an Increase of 62 per
h u m o rs .
. J
that England to tempted to pat cotton than In other mpntha.
Mantle, of Montana, there is interest­ cent; to North America onr exports in
M o th e ix w i l l f in d M r s . W i n s l o w ’s S o o th ­
in her ears.
ing
pioof
that
a
modern
Janus-faced
1890
were
>94,100,410,
and
in
1900
ing h r r a p th e best r e m e d y t o u s e f o r t h e n
ttAtesmsn chudo € st>D<I much ihuw of were >187,299,818. an increase of 100
Shildreu d u r in g t h e t e e t h u ig p e r io d .
success. H a cannot talk from face
to Oceanica our exports in
------ — were >1,460,269 as against >48,-
Good roads w ill be appreciated in No» V without the impertinent tele- 1890
the winter. A t this reason a ll may graph InstrumOnt telling i t to those for 890,927 in 1900, or an Increase of 1«4
be well, but when the roads are mud­ whom the words from face No. 2 were per cent; while to Asia onr exports in
dy the time lotaAfl hauling -but a few meant, and,vice versa. ’
1890 were >19,696,820 as against >64,-
A re n a m eron s <nd s u b s ta n tia l. L a rre
r i tcb o o l rooms, perfect e q u ip m e n t, «'»P*-
O r, e n a b le us to d o s u p e r io r w o rk in a ll we
loads w ill be much gTeatei in T alu e
ble teachers, com plete courses of studi
912,984 in 1900. or an incTaese of 230
e l l l n r . G r a m m a r , A r i t h m e t i c , P e n m a n s h ip ,.
S ilv e r •»<*' R ev la a *
iS r t Z ^ n d e n r e .
than the amount of taxes necessary to .
per cent.
. _ „_____
The volume of saving« hanl:«’ bank
B u a ln e u Practice, S h o rth an d , T y p e w rit.n g , le t t e r , « e i lu E 'N » » 'f ® h lliM t , ■
make good roads. This fact becomes
W h a t D u m n o r e c y M e a n s In 1 9 0 0 .
W lm e o e re p h tn *. Legal Form s, C o u rtP s p e rs . Office W o rk , Btc. »vbijol 1» ope n
W . can name a Stock which pays about 20 per cent per annum now and will
painfully apparent when the farmer deposits and what free silver would
a
ll th e t e w . Students m ay e n te r a t a n y tim e —o u r catalogue e x p la in s a ll this
Join the Democrats and what does It nay ^ « ^ 0 “ r rent taiore the V d of thia yaar if taught now. This stock to
must use four horses to draw only half menu in reference to them, is a bound
f u lly . C a ll or send fo r a eopy. I t w ill pay.
■tesdily advancing and w ill go much higher.
a ton over roads that oould be put in lesa subject. Take, for instance, the mean?
Answers— Helping to cheat A m eri­
Another Stock we can toll about that w ill bo a Dividend payer and is now
such condition as to permit of a heavy state of New "York and read what the
wagon and a ton load to he drawn by New York W orld, a leading Demo­ can labor w ith 42 cent dollars. Help­ •oiling as a prospect.
___
P a r k a n d W a u M a g to n S tr a a a t •
ing to close m ills and pnt honest work­
W e w ill be glad to advise yon about these stocks and any of the others on the
two horaes.
___ cratic organ, says upon tha subject: men ont of jobs. Helping to “ bust”
“ From the annual report on the sav­
K. P. Armstrong, LL. O , Principal.
J. A . Weaco, Penman and Secretary
Hym- Mining Exchange. W rite us.
ings banks of this state it appears that banka and wipe away savings.
415,870 new depositors took out books patbiaing with the shooting of “ nig­
Home Grown Seed« to Sow This Fall
last rear. The total deposits were in­ gers” and the staffing of ballot taxes.
Tw o of th e greeteet 0rs»e seed», tw o o l g re at­
creased by >16,858,004 over the total Helping to haul down the Ameriuin
est food producer« th e w o rld ba« ever trie d ,
dag over the Philippines. Helping to
n tto s ilia IN ItH g IS . Dc » n r ll.lp e r l» .
Rheumatic paint are the cries of protest of the previous year.
t a i l m k i u i i w o a t o k a s s . I6c per
an<l .hatreas from tortured muadea, aching
Tbe savings hanks ol New York re­ throw away the fruits of the most re­
>r lu0-
—
.
joints and excited nervea. The blood has port 2.086,017 «epoeitors. They «re markable naval victory in history.
, N S F B J .T E . lflc
th o r g , per 1 » .
K «»«
been poisoned by the accumulation of creditors of the banks for money on de- Helping to withdraw troops from Ma­
C O K S U H K A T , 10c p er > o r r i p e r Ito .
add rea» M. _
R E F E R E N C E S : Exchange National Bank, Colorado Springs, Colo.; Mer­
F o r f u r t h e r P»rl
p a r tic u la r !,
waste matter in the ayatem, and can no
nila so that the horrors of Pekin may
S H I K I . I I » * C O -. M n . r u « , 1,1 a l l . , , grower«
longer supply the pure and health sustain- posit st interest amounting to the be repeated, and the native allies of chants* National Bank, Portland, Ore., and many others.
and Im p o rte rs »11 k in d » o f gr»»«»iid field seeds.
ing food they require. The whole system huge sum of >868,44S,»7 1.
(eels the effect of this acid poison; and
Thia shows that there are 858,448.- the United Btatee .be slaughtered by
. d U M R ^ S WINTER OAROEM-
not until the blood haa been purified and -¿77 reasons, every one of them worth thousands that Agnmaldo uiay have
(Tbu Fam out Oermun Wood Preserver)
, T h ir d a n d M orrtsan S tr e e ts
brought back to a healthy condition will " HOund dollsar. why the vote of New his revenge. Helping to give away onr
rO K T L A N D
.
.
.
O R tU O M
o’
Mreet M.
York w ill not be easily secured for the markets and onr territory to other
Washington. D. c .'writ«» as f o lio * » : ' ‘ A few proposition to pay back 100 cents de- nations. Helping to restore the spoils
C . A. A U » K V . P rop.
Helping
Dtas ago 1 had an attack o f Udatie BbcwmB
gs gold” w ith 60 system in the civil service.
jp o n o f f s l l to v is it
in ka worst form T h e
„ .jp a r ia a n a a t ly O a a ir o y » ..~
to degrade the supreme court of the
enta’ worth of silver.
naln was ao intenoe th a t I
B a f f a t =====
ea P oB oy la F e lly
• o U Sao o in o tly » ta W d .
K ld i
T r o u b le s
Bakincf
Powder
A b s o lu te ly
P u r e
H o t-b re a d s, h o t b iscu its, cak es,
m uffins, pud dings and crusts m ade w ith R oyal B ak in g
-
P o w d er are w h o le so m e , d elic io u s, q u ic k ly m ad e, alw ays
’
lig h t, n ever sour, and m ost ec o n o m ic a l.
R oyal B ak in g P o w d er is sp ecially r e in e d , and
eq u a lly val.uable for th e preparation o f th e fin est, m ost
d elic a te c o o k e r y , and su b stan tial, everyday food . In th e
easy, e x p ed itio u s and ec o n o m ic a l preparation o f w h o le ­
so m e and a p p e tiz in g fo o d it is in dispensable.
m ak­
er eat
W
inecn-
At
Itoti ies
block,
every-
>wqr Ol
to D r.
village
ed. I t
block,
ith two
Michiiig
io-story
inched,
nred in
having
nen the
i of the
in the
«track,
in egg-
I three
at tbe
( dead
the stonn
□red tbe
k the roof
tigoli. I t
ir and de­
ader, k ill-
nn then
,nd did no
lobiug the
i the (arm
hired man
-A (or­
bo ru-
sutal tbe
ned vast
:overed a
re, and is
r 126,000
was the
rhe fire is
i a strong
rifle rall-
ddltion to
(eat, and
in ruins,
been swept
and crop*.
sga and
te danger-,
ghting the
powers bat
PILES
W h p f p r e H u m o r» ?
H o o tfs S e r o a p e r llle
«K LÎ?S F K ÎB !- î -»
IQ-TO-IAC
2 0 to 4 0 Per Cent
T h a t’s Good Interest Isn’t It
PO RTLA N D B U SIN ES S COLLEGE
Cheumallsm
W AGY, H EN G EN & WAGY
318 and 319 Chantber of Commerce,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
U r e n e eom pletely proo-
tta ted T h e attack w n an n
n n uenallr aevvrv on«, a n d
■ j condition was reg ard ­
ed aa being very 4 " « » r -
I w as attended b y
one o f the moat i a
< M e doe-
l w h o le
U u it e d S ta te s .
Teacher (after some explanation)—
Now, children, wbst is an epidemic?*
Bright Bohol«»— I t ’s where every­
body gets sick and we don’t have to
go to school for av«T so long.
tim a and I w o u ld r » t w « lt A n » r having l l j n e f
tw elve Mmee without rserielng the kUghteM
L h b lc around on crufahaA a nd very aonu th e re
»AM g g
th e g r e a t vegrtabls
r a w purifier end tonic, is
the ideal remedy In ell
k.
rheumatic t r o u b l ea.
_ __ _ _ __ _ _
Hamburg had 82 days in 1899 when
tbe sun wks not visible at all. There
were in all 1.8V7 boars of sunshine, or
400 boars less than In Heligoland.
..CHICKEN
LICE A N D
VERM IN..
gW 'Oat application is all that ia required. It laitx for years. If
your dealer cAnnot supply you, write foe circulars and information to the
T B . - p .r .1 o r
following dixtributlng sgento. Perfection Pile PreaeJZ “ «
'•
K n llr o n d a W e r e B m b a r r a e e e d ,
In 1898, under Democratic rale, 74
Weaiy W illia m — Da courts are ran W asiui Fisher, Thoraen dc Co^ Portland, Oregon.; W h itt ie r , Co
railroads, representing 29.840 miles of in S
»a o’ a da . rich. n
FranciacOt CaL
—-
— ; " - y-
(la i intorauto
Ua . idtare
fella re
line, and stock and bonds amounting
1,000, went into tbe hands
owing to the stagnation of
and a scarcity of freight
Under McKinley and pros­
perity in 1899, but 10 railioads repre­
senting 1,019 miles of line, and >69.-
286,000 stocks and bonds, went into
the bands of receivers. Prosperity and
a revival of bnslnees has truly beneflt-
ted the railroads.
M a ,l e a l F U h
luoa muaioal
Many fiah can
produce long-
wunda. Tha trlgia
_________
e v e ry sum
jrayra »otes ranging over nearly an
jotare. Others, notably two species
the kind to erisUaoe. Il-WÜ1 ba sentire» #f ophldum, have soand-produclng ap­
to any one desiring i t Write our P“ 7 *" paratus, consisting of small movable
ciana fully and
and freely »boat y war casa W e bones, which oan be made io produoe
a sharp rattle. The curious “ drum­
■ake no citai
TmtWWT
ming” made by the species called nm-
brivas oan ba heard from a depth of 20
fathoms.
_______ _ , ,
ague may inflict a da
•word.
F ilili» » « *
r
..AVCMARIU8 CARBOUNEUM ..
ilio y .
.— The oon-
of Locomo-
salary of
„ d M-alect-
offered to
our students
woaud
don’t stand no show at all.
Count De Ties— D at’a righ tl When
odder chape gvta hart on de railroad de
I company pays ’em fer de damages.
, When ua fellara gets hurt dey ueually
pro mo lea de brakeman.
i
D O N ’T L E T Y O U R H A R V E S T SEASON F IN D Y O U W IT H O U T A
S TU D EB A K E R W A G O N .
T o e e a n ’t m ak e a m is tak e If yo u get a
..M it c h e ll..
Mitchell, heads & Staler Co.
...W H I S K Y ...
ALL
O IIO D
LADY
O B C H F .8TR A ...
DC?NRirkN
CIWOIWIW
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FINE OLD
Per e a llo e , N H .
P O R T A N D 8 H B R R Y . 91.M.
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JO H N
POO LK,
P o b t i . a s d , O a r o o F ,
c a n g iv e y o n t h e best b a rg a in s in g e n e ra l
tn a c F iin e ry , e n g in e s , b o ile r» , ta n k s , p u m p s ,
p lo w s , b e lts a n d
w in d m ills . T h e n e w
ste e l I X L w i n d m i l l , e o ld by h i m , is u n ­
e q u a lle d .
e L A iB s a i s FOB
Wrl>, t e a * » H * B - r *
B ie x F O tn . W „a in g t» a . U C.. th ry w ill re-
I celve q u ic k replies, B. 5th N. H . V n li. s ta g
! an h Corp«. Prosecuting claim s «Ine» HW».
PO R TLA ND , ORECON.
IS tall quarta. R.00.
CARBOLATE OF IODINE
POCKET INHALER.
A gu aranteed C ere for C a ta rrh end
! C onsum ption. A ll Druggists, «1.00.
S V I T I n o .I i f l t l o . I.T ,F lip ’».
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P R O P fR H
O W H tR S
GOODS
B iilitU n g o r r s m o d r lln g t h r l r homes t h » l we
O rfe re for «2* 00 *■><! epw a r t d e llv e re d free to c arry a "nil Hue o f M a n te l» , T ilin g , a p d F ire -
aeareet R a ilro a d or Steaasar Land ing ; B la n k n la rre . K le e trle . Cao a n d -C om bination ( lia a -
C u e s nnd Keg*.
‘ d rlle ra an d supplies. B atteries, C a ll B ells , »SB
’ C atalogues on a p p lic a tio n .
L a b o r Mas R tea d r S a p l e j a s s L
Tha aalten poaeaaaea no crown,
aatioa being unknown in Taring.
|
Gin, Brandy, Rum .
The golden rule to made to be laid
on tbe ctyth ol life , not to be hung on
the w all.
|
The prosperity of Chicago at the
preeent time to admirably reflected in
the “ want advertisement” colnmna of
tha newspapers of that oity. Of ooume
' a relative increase lit the number of
'advertisements for “ help wanted”
means that there is a tendency for
positions to seek men instead of men
seeking positions— in other words that
the opportunities for employment are
more abundant.
NOTHING BETTER MADE
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enevlaca yon. w in an an» np erraetfellhes,sse. D a .
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Made ol th« Best Material», I
hoot aa equal. Call ea our Agent, sr addetta
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