East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 12, 1900, DAILY EVENING EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextShoes For Your Feet rtilTONMOWNW;, I THE MAGNET Clements & Wilson. Ti I If II S I ) A Y , .Ifl.V 1'J. lime DAILY. WEEKLY AND 8EMI-WEKKLT v THI Knit Oregon Ian PEMDLBTON. VubliahJtiK Company. -AT- OKI i-.ON. DAILY Sl'BM HIPTION RAM: Uni topyv- y : . y ntH .'ii- " i : laonthl, 1'V IDMll Dn rppy r . ' v . arnef Trill tuUrnpttoa Pag h Bum( HMI WHKI.V MKWTTIM MffWi I) i- MHM line iiv tt month T"t lutf nptlon . . i umbcra UTMKLY SI'BftCKIPTIOM BATH : DM MM nt vir li. tovy ii ftmnth i Tnti ubcripttun f : -n . as 1 W a ADVKII riftlMO MATV-t I (Diiiay AattrtiMnaw J , in Mmt-Wctkty 4f munlh , On Inch. 01 law On u.i h. ft ir 1 M tru ht. r I 0tf ihre in hi t thfM tn. hi i)iri threein. hr Cmi tn h, or MM H rr Hire i hi kly prr month in it Mf m"iiih r month .... 11 Mterin.hprr month j lh I o ft lift month ... IN Urf thn.6 a i l , ., aim, Sff nritnl' in hctpi-WrtkH Vrkl V . Ant taatft.oBt vt tkv.lt, t.i. .jOl .tiU..util II olue. t i ti.ts i m Line. ft.h mMfi Tin- little brown iihmi of Japan taken up ionic of tin- whiti' iHiin'' li'ii in CblflAi hivi bar The miionurie in China have ac-couipliKhi-il coii-iilcrahle more harm than (JiumI, hut douhtleii tin- work ol the minsionarie- there would lieur fruit if it were continued. The troithle lies in continuing it. The L'niteil States in a inemher of the tlrui of l'.iwerx Co. Uncle Sum appear to he the company. Wahiu ton'H wamiiiK i no longer accepteil un MB hy IhMt "Iio "rule" in IflMlMg ton. Tin- fhlttf Tim MiUMld approve W. .1. Uryan for Mnniitently and ri-m-lutely beinit in favor of bold and ex plicit stutement-of principle ami pur kc. It HUVM, in the word of m ernor Uoo-nvelt, "the people are en titled to pttMMM on the dUMMMd que'tionH of the day." In neventeen niontliH the whole im port trade of Manila ; 1'hilipplMt) ban hei-n (0,901, 4M. Of thin the Yankee hare in flUSJUt, The puhlii n-veiiue to accrue In America from it in 777,WU. Not counting the hlood, the PblllDplM war h.i- tlr.-.nly MM) H -li)0,UI0,00U. The contln-t '. prenent cont i uer 000,0011 a IMJ . The. commercial travelers in the eat, or rather the majority of them, are aid to In- in favor of llryun for pre-i-1 1 1 1 1 on the ground thai tln-v btltwM be in nincere in hi ODHMMoi to tin trimtH and trul metlnal. Tin-re a ( ptmrH to be no lack of conlldence in every ipiarter and section in Hryun honesty of pWHMI. An honest man ll -till the noblest work of Qod ' The position of the populim in this campaign was hrielly stated tl Iber day by (mx. I.e.- ol Wouth I'akota in a h tter which ha bMM made public. "We believe," he said, "that anli oxpansioli i- the issue nearest aid most imi"rlaut. I he mom v oiieti"ii am the trn-i . lion can he settled at any time, hut imperialism ll an ilium diute issue and must be met at once.' A brum S llewett, a itohl deumcrat, of New Vork City complains moot bit terlv bi-cause tin- fOMMMMli hy re taining the duty of forty cents a ton on iron ore, is BJflBMg a BMMMl to Carnegie's steel trust, whose work turn out halt of the uteel made in the United State, of flu. OOii a day. It is usscrtcd thai the funiculi- compuiiv made u prolit of t40,0bO,OU in MM vear on t&.OUU.OlM capital. The tariff breeds trusts. There is talk in New York of MB) I' i. .ii;... l.x-fipeaker Heist lor governor of the Km pi re state on the repblicau ticket I he republ icun cannot noun little u brainier man. QmI HMd "u" ! more thun hi shun- ol itray mutter, but the republicans in swer at this time do not desire him in ouch u ollicu as that of governor of New York. It is our humble opinion that Thomas llruckett Keel will never be given the iiomiiiation. The liritish war ollice bus lutely re- ported thut M total hs of it armies ! . ,, , . ., . in the Hoer war number -pi.ti-IO. Ibis includes those killed in action, died of i wounds, missing uml prisoner., died of diaeasc and invalided home. Truly John Dull is paying that price which, as Oom I'uul said, would "startle the world," for the pleuiuro of crushing the South African republics; uml de pile the aid be has received from Mc- MADE AT NEwAf FACT0RY Kiuley and May the itruggle is nol yet VMM the American public that this over. I country is in no danger of either a food ora fuel famine, for our supply of The tin plate trust, which uaeil to lie fuel i estimated to be equal to the do the pet boast ol the McKinluy cum- '"and for at leuit 1,000 year" u long paignera, and still is to some of them T"ou'' '"lie to persuade those now liv- ,, . " luE not to w'orrv overmuch, as a "creation of the protection policy," il.ows but an indifferent arti- Mr. Wrigl ivui( wlml wou,d -cle of gratitude to its creator. The reasonable explanation of why there Hamilton Brown'i own I... ...... 1... lUnAa III. Its' .lit llli- nnurp iw l wear. They have all the qualities of a good shoe, low prices ami u world wide reputation. A ohanoe for a gold watch with every ilolliir purohaw. CASH STORE Court and Cottonwood tniKt ' recent dfaobarfa of 86,000 in i. loves i ii poof ri'tnrn for the tears of ImmAI sjbloh anablad it la mmw Hm potllion of ii "fobku baron" toward tl' American pwpla. Doming al tiii tai!'1 of tlio roceci lings, with th enm l puirii iil'oiit to In- oieiii-ii, "iii-li action run scarcely fail to liavr a ttablltMMMJ effect on tl prosperity " rerun). The flection of (ieortfo I-;. Cluimlier luin to the otllce of proseciitiiiK at torney In I'ortlaml pWIWtH to lieiir fruit to the taxpayers.. Already Mr. (.'hamlierluin DM bagttfl to uncover tin work of the fee iiruhher and to pm mote K'xfl government economicully ailininiste ml. If Mr. Clidtiilicrlain ll sM DfOpM MMMfl unit in thiin M coliruniil to keep up the .: I work Ihe'e will he other OjMMMMti electnl t.. -lh -e to Mftra the -ople in PofUtWd ami Um -tate. Mr. ('hamlu-rhiin promise- to he thenest cU) of the ileiiincrai v in Onv'iii. Ii i- itratifyiiiK to have even one otllcehoMer coninli-r a pilh 1 i- office a piihlic trunt and conduct it accordingly with force uml renult. ASCENDENCY IN COMMERCE. Carmll l. Wriuht. Unttod States commissioner of labor, deals in tliture. and In- ' "in I ' i -1 1 H i- are r acheil alter due consideration of these thinx which an- iioiulurly MUKIMd not to lie. When he treat- ol tin- iudustriul and commercial uscendencv of the United States a he doe in the current Cen tury he Kcts his tacts troui cold sta tistics and his assertions may be uc ccpled a incontrovertible. rbe industrial ascendency of this country ha- been assured so Ioiili that Mr. Wright merely refers to it in be iinninii In- paper a a proper way of leading up to a consideration of the .iininierci.il status of America. Accord ing tn careful estimates our production ol manufactured k-.kI- the present veur will reach at least the value of I d-.UM),50il,UOO, This sum is considered to he at least f-t-'iu'.OOU.OOO in excess of the manufactured product of the United Kingdom and (iermany, the chief cotnetitors of the United States. In the iron market this country i- now easilj supreme, and In the ureut Held of uiricullure ascendency In Unix been accorded to the l'niteil State. On this point Mr. Wright says: Tln-re is not 10 much variation in the productivity in manufactures us in agriculture, but, still, in the use of machinery it is ureut enough to (jive uscendencv to this country, In the United Mute it is 1.IM0 fiuit-tous ht Inbsbitwti iii i re.ii Britain 1.470, in I iermany MM, in K ranee 110, in Aus tria MO, and in Italy MO. In these statement we tind the basis for the pbeiioinenal commercial expansion of the lust lew veurs. " ll It Ml nutnral. when lnokinv,' at tile iudustriul lead of the United States, that Mr. Wright should con--ider tin the ipiestion an to whether commerciul ascendency has been reached or is in littbt. "To secure ciiiiimercial ascrndency . ' ' he .u-, "the UPOrtf of a country must be greater than those of uny other coun try; for the total exports of a cmintrv indicate it true jsisition in commerce, as they usually consist of surplus pro ducts." FolliMriag this i a table ! (Of the actual export of the country. Brant Biltain uml Ucrauuu for tbe vear radlna Dm. SI. impj. fbli shows that the exi'iirl from i ireal llrituin "I'Khtlv in execs ol tho-e Imm ii.' i in. o ,-iine.- i.iii i . i k 1 1 j un- tin niest Ic cX'Hjrt from this country for tin vear ending March 8, 1100 it is found they were 11,800 ,14lf 17. Hril U)b statistic for the same date an- not al band, but as Brliiafa exports have not been increasii' of late very rapid ly, "it is safe to conclude that at the pMMOl time the exports of the Unitiil Mate- excels luil t of any other eoiintrv in the world." This increase has been rapid. "It WU- not till IfTI that our total do BMMtic export- reachisl the half-billion mark , they have never fallen below thut since, except in the your 1875, when tin .it-, -reuse was less than 11, 000,000. The billion mark was reached in MH, but not axuih until 18U7. Now, as we have seen, the liiure i llM0tl'tt.l7. While our exportH have lieen constanllv increasiiiK. our iluisirls have nol increased." Die reverse ol (hi in true of Iber countries. I he exports of liritish pro liine from the United Kingdom are no greater today than they were a do.en years ugu, while her imports huve in creased. The trade of tin country has mil only murvelously grown in the older market of the world, but it hu.i liecouic a power to be seriouily reckoned with in new muikets, par- inuiariv in me wrielll, Ami tins ex ' " "S ,i "TT. .,"r coaie, for it bus been baaed on the kaipehor ijuulity of the go.l -nt out as well us upon opportun ilies from nit I ii ru I sources und other conditions. ol the United Htutes to supply them. "The enormous increase in the export of breadstuff proves that the United IState is the bakery of the world." and if its export coal irude continue c grow a ut present it i likely to keep most ol tlie worm I ovens supplied with fuel. "These considerations must con- ha-' bran a dflcrMje in the carrying of Ainerieun commerce in American ves sels, lie says: "Americiin capital has been noire pmtltuhly invested in the product inn and sale of goods than in the foreign express business, and when over the time comes that MplMl In vested in the carrying trade is more profltabla thun in the production of goods, then the Ainericnn murine ser vice will extend its Influence over the neat"." This in common sense. If American capitalists could see O0d profit in carrying commerce to foreign lands they would soon have fillips on every seii and in every port of the world. Ami when they do see this, a Mr. Wright says, they will quite MMMllV and without straining, nolve the problem of a dominant American merchant murine. Mr. Wright point-mil that the carry ing trade of a country is not it com merce. "The rapacity to sell surplus good is the true indication of Its ollicicney and energy." In such u po sition he doe not hesitute to place the United States, and. thus he doe- not worry because the hulk of this conn trv's foreign trade i carried in ships Wnleb do not fly the Stars and Stripe. Hut he also warns against too optim istic a view of present prosperity. In dustrial depression and financial crisis abroad must he reckoned with, and they w ill prevent increase in the luture balog uniform. Still it is noted that in former depressions abroad this coun try bus ably held it own. uml from thi- he argues well for the veurs to come, tienerully the world-wide celeb rity, ami the American stamp indi cute a superior quality and excellence in a large number ol articles exported "BlMNMfl will occur," conclude Mr Wright, "combination of circum tanee ami condition- will interfere at times, hut, taking a broad view, it i- to be admitted that the United States is now entering upon a period nol only of industrial but of commercial ascendency. Hot 1 1 lulsir and capital are InMNatad in this uscendencv, uml, with reasonable and sensible legisla tion, there should lie no check beyond temporary interference in the growth of our foreign trade. " A SORRY SIGHT It i-, to see .i strong man shaken like a reed by a jwroxyimi of coughing, which ban bint piping for breath People have siiii, ltd with bronchial affections I. ' years, with olsstinate, itubbom cough, and growing weakness They have tiled doctors and medi cines in vain. At last they have been induced to lv Dr. Pierce's Ooldn Med ical Discoverv, with the general result experienced by all who put this wonder ful medicine to the test help at once, and a MJMWdy cure. l-'or coughs, bron chial affections, weak lungs, spitting of blood, anil other diseases o! tin- or gans ol respiration, (.olden Medical Discovery" is prac tically a specific. It alwavs helps ; it al most always cures. s hint lieen tffMMMfJ with arottfatlli mM catarrh of tin- tit-ml for rluhl year . hint .evrre rniiirh. ami at tilMI frrcst linViiltv In tirralhing." write. J W. itnwrrtnti K.. of BlgftM, Hancock In Tt-nn "A portion ol the tons my apirtUr wi i Kxn ami part of the tine-1 wa unatilr to no aiivtlunu I hml licrn trcatetl liv our bc.t cimnlrv phvaiclau for arvrrai years hut with little tN-iient I hail lieen reaillliu nlsiul vote meiilciur for a long ttmr but haVln't much i.ati in it i.i-i aririnu con dullest I u-'iulit try it. an.l before I hail Ukcn our thir l ol .i U tlli of Or I'irn-e'a Oolden Mr-ilu .l ln.ivir I ' o to lilenil 1 con tinueil takiai it until 1 hail t.iken several buttles. Took Or Pirrofa pleasant Pellet, also Now I l.-t 1 Ita " M i' in. oi. snil can do an hard a dav' work - Mty oer." Dr. Pierce'.s M.slical Xdvusi-r is sent frtt on receipt of stump to pay expense of nailing OHfy, Band n one-cent MM for p.qier i ivert-d, or i .lamps lor cloth binding, loin. k. V I'ierce, Muffulo, N.Y The New York World, Thrice a Week Edition ALflOST A DAILY AT TMls PHICI; OH A WEUKLV. Tin- DMMK w idely circulated "weekly" iiewspuH-r in America is the Tbrice-a-Weok edition of The New York World, and with the presidential campaign now ut hand you cannot do without it. Here tire some of the reasons why it is easily the leader in dollar a year journalism. It is issutsl every other day, and is to all ptirMuic a daily. Kvery week each siibscrilier receives 1. puges and often during the "busy" season Ut puges each week. The. price is only f 1 per year. It is virtually a' daily at the price of a weekly. Its new cover every known part of the world. No weoklv llevvspas-r collld stand alone and furnish such -rv ice. The Thrice-u-Weck World ha at ita diipCMl all of the reource of the greatest uttwupaper in existence the w onder of tiuslern journal ism "America's tireatvat Newspaper," as il has Iscen justly termed The New York World. Its iol it ii-al iiHWh is absolutely im partial. This fact will be of eecial value in the presidential cauqiaigii eoiiiing un. The lies! of current tiction in found in it columns. These are only some of the reasons; there are other. Read it and ) them all. We offer this uneqiiahil newspar and the weekly Kasl Oregon lull to gether inn- year for The regular UUerlption price of the two pais-rs i r.'.fio. Th. 1 ri-W.-eklv World and the Senii We. klv Kast Dregonian one year for The Pendleton Foundry Adjoining Pendleton Machine Shop Junction Alta and Court Streets. All kinds of casting done on short notice Work L'Uaranleeil Kxiu ri out. em maker employed. Don't - I .nv av lor your work, liuvo It done here. THIS) I'APKK IS K KPT ON KII.KATK V. Hake AdverU.lUK Asein v , 01 aud 61. tier cliauth' Kxctiauai-. ban rrauvlMo I'aillurnia where eoolravU for advrUau( can bn tud. 1 FOB Insurance Fire, Life, Accident, Pitta (Hais, etc Loans on City and County Property, Real Estate Improved and Unimproved City Iits, Stock Uanches ami Wheat Karms BEE J. R. DICKSON, Kusl Oregon ian Building. The largest stocK of Saddlery, Mar. ness, Tents, Wagon Covers, Can vas, Lip Ousters, Rope, Strl g Leather, etc.. Is kept by- JOSeph Ell The Leading Ha ness and Saddle flan ufacturar of Lastern Oregon New Goods. And Cheaper Than Ever.. Portieres, Carpets, Lace Curtains Willi Paper. Hea(litiirtcrs for White, Standard and Bid tdgl Sewing Machines. JESSE FAILING Mam St., near Hri i:i;. ooo Lots S. l, t, 9, ifi and 11 in Block EE Re serve Addition to Pen dleton, opposite Wash ington & Columbia River Railroad depot, will be sold at reasonable prices from each. The lots are ex cellently located aud are only five blocks from Main street. Apply to East Oregonian Building. Mm hiii RAILWAY. EAST via SOUTH. Las 7.U0 p. in U.potFifthasdlStrMti. amy. OvttrUiM Kipress fm , fwlrui, tltmrburK, Ash Uuid, Hdi-i ailn-nl" IV den, Han PraocUcu, M . lave. iMt Aueh-s, Kl i-aji'i, ro-w tJiii-iiiii an UK- IUUI. iioaeiMUK fm.siitri , vtal7.1,'. p, in nuwiuiini iui tllillllli Augvl, HUTirtou We i Seln. Hrowusvllie, N iron turn HprtuKltelil t7.:iua.ui. H.6 p. ai. lorvauts raaseugvr it i.dup. ui. lluielx-liili-l., ,' pass, ii j i ,.. in Hall). tlUy uxcepl ttuiiday. hi. in i. ii iii i.i- i . Heliale in-kela on utln betwnen I'urUand Sat iauiMiUi and Smii Finuelai ii, Not ratals 117 Irsl t-Ua. and til ai-.inl clavt. Ine iiitlnti !, , i-i Hati aud lieltKs to Kiflt-rn im-iius unit Ku rope. A is. i Jaoan, t'lilua, llw tan. in- l-hiiin no, ,'.h uml AnslrMle. l-u,, l... ...i , a. ft Kirklaiid. Ttekal akmu. Third at.,001 Alder, HI I ' 1 . UI . IN rUUNP THK KOI.I.OWISil AM- aw a hh lakvil ui hy the t il) M.r.l.al aud Mil! be anld al tin- u.j.lralluli ol leu day. for eofetN and exK-nae. : Hue bay horse, about w-teli year, old braudeil I A leoUUieltsi) on lell .bolildel. welifhl aUiin :ui t ., . 1 , 1 , -1 bau.l July i, 1ISJU J H. ItKATUUAN, City Msrahai. LOUS Pot Sail iTo the Harvest Trade.! When in need of. . Hay Forks, II"'' Ooirnt, Wire Cgbla, Axle ims', Eldorado cast.... vvst Va. Bliok Oil, Cap ita Cylinder Oil, I 'mi"Mini (by ,l. obbb or barrel), sii's, or a ii Sttivc r Stool Range for Ihecook houe,call ami ft i i' t's IrOO 1 Taylor, the Hardware Han Til Main yyut i! Crescent THE V0ST POPULAR WHEEL Men's Wheels Ladies Wheels Boys' or Girls' Chainless - Another consignment Wheels just CRESCENT AGENCY Puget Sound Warehouse "H TACOMA. UUl WASHINGTON. Waterman's Oine tried, alwav used, MAX II. ILK. AMERICAN IM.AN. $.U)(I per Day and I pwards Im A THE PORTLAND i H RTCAND IU mi -on. -tOtilAl U.tli. In I ..i .... i.. . a. ... or,oUruu.nJ;u,;;;;:i.ur;erp,e "nr ?&&apsz THE PACIFIC The Leading General Farm Paper of the Northwest. A High-Class Illustrated Farm Journal Published Weekly at Salem, 0regonTry It. ' llit.es lor pnbliabini a tarn Zr of k. """e'l "as all tbe fa latum. U'l.v , ' lne 'it class, and of Will.- ill. 11 W th. Nlh'wSt a U7 nV;;ir totha Intaraa'a ol tbia Mct'on? 'It I'llL't 1)1 Hit VVKKKI V l.'tc-.. i will MOd 0UI paper a,,l the HotLSad 2U" U2 11 ear Wc MMMMd tnie year lor $j.uo advance. 'AST ORUOONIAN HUB. CO., Feudletou Oregon. 3 a Street 3 K. s $25 and $35 $2() and $35 - - $25 $60 of the $25 and $26 received. Last Oregonian Building IK Warehouses mi a R it., ami lasaors ol Indepeadeaf waffeboaai of I', II. Ill-lull sVlwajra in Mm-ui-i tatOiwta ni Ittsjkaai Pi to pMalMa, rurnlshsi SMK4 anil twine tn trirtner. mill iiiski- inU-aiiren mi rrnp. or mi u lii-rt I ill w s rein ni.s.. k. w. HiNOUtY, aimi, PsadlaMa, oftlri-al Haki-r ,v msoai's, aeal Unor in pottoMee. T.U HoNTOOMSaY, Aki-iiI ill HMtai jniiv K. MotriMMMi ak- in ai ajarraa. W II Ai.skk. Ak- iii al VaalMH, ii w. baaaur, Aiwi ' ataeaa, IDEAL FOUNTAIN PBNS. livery Pal) I'iiIIv rfiiarant I 'In Main St Finest Hotel in the Had lie Northwest HOMESTEAD Vf U'"V",t maintain eircutatlon, and .leveled -5w - ;-rV; NORTHERlT PACIFIC RUNS Pullman Sleeping Cars, Lleant Dining Cars Tourist Sleep, riK Car's ST. PAUL MINN I-' a tio.. I i.i-, u IU . I To 1FAR00 (liUANh in.,.. iu....V.."'ilh THROUGH TICKETS cnicAtio it WASHINGTON PHILADELPHIA N l-'.W YORK HUSTON and all points I'.asl and s.,utl,. Thrnllirh tlelti't tn .... .... TsniliiB Mini Niirlhi-rn Phi III,- !. ' Slid AaMrMM litis. Ip ' TIME SCHEDULE. Train leavei IVn.lletim ,,,nv , l ll III l III . "MU. For fnrlhcr inlnrnistliiii, n, ,, i ,.v:. ? uii.rnv Thlril mill Mnrrlsnii j lAltLTnv '"maoo.ur, The Fastest, Shortest und Most mrect Line to nu East and Soufast 'alaee and Inarlnl Hlieis r.. Innlnsl 111 IS,., n la parts), lliiffoi Hiiinkiini ami Llbrtmu, (with Hart-jr Mlinp, Kim ,-laii Reefisiai Pendleton to Denver, Kansas Clty.Omilt only nne 1 Iooiki- in N,- York, Knton m nlher Ksatern mlnts. Kor rale, tleketa and fall Information all in nr adilre.s rJT. Wajpslsr, adi 0. Lsl l'o.,or J. II. I.OTII Kill', (if n'l Altai. No . Third Hi I'nitlaml.unni THE CITY... Livery, Feed and Sale Stables... CtlKLS SiriPSDN Proprietor KverytlilnK Km, Kan Hnrtsi; New lUff,. Bst rl(i mil MM In the city. Hoarders given Ui best attention. Service any hour of the night Telephone No. 70. HOITT'S SCHOOL rtenlo Park, San Mateo Co., Cl. lias new biillilnnt-. ii.-1 I - 1 ii rn n.l.e-1 latwra- lurles und ayiiiuaiiiiiin It. Niiilful urrii inK. eareflll Nil Mr vl k1. .11 . In nne iniliwn'f. thoroughly -iitiip-d an-1 nff.-r. mperior a. vaiitaKe fur the eari- ami iriuungof bot.u youiiK nwn AnsfadlWil si Isa unirmiii. Tenih year bvaiii Auk ' I'"1 i-s-l tor 0 loxue in, 0, Bom, I'll l- rnoup.. ATTORNEYS. (AliTKIt.V ItAI.KY A I 'TOKSKY iT l.w oaie.- In aaviiiii. h.nk HullilIU IIK.YS A I.UWKI.I. I lOKSI.i A l.l IIIMIIII 11 ..SIMM llll Wtv." ' ' Inn. Oregon. T. O. HA1LB Judd HiilldiiiK. LAWYER. 0FHCI I I'eudlelini, Ort-lim I'UitU li 1 7, 1 I ,11. v 'I'i'i ill V. K 1 A Law. Ofltee in Aasui laiinii Block. N. IIKKKKI.KY. AT I HUSKY AT LA' Ofllee in Aaaoi iallnll Ulm k. r IU Court Mi. a. A. NKWHKKUY, Al'TOBSKY A Ijiw Kimiiii I 1, A0111 in 1 um Uulliltai J A .M KH A Hlllldlllll r rih, I. A vt r u r. i.w i- iv ri PHYSIUIANS. i-ii. . ti, i i.i, 1,. 'i 1 i- r 1,111 Smviiiu. iluiik bin! Inn. (M ,.i. ... ,, .- .kL-i.-o-k i er. ut I.' a, tn.: I lo.'i i. 111. tfl.-p.ioar.. . L' 1 . L of Ki'r.i National think "Un.- huuriUS a. in. : 1 to :i p. ni. a...'.. uinnu ..L-L-li'l,' nvll lilt, t . .1 . ,-s.tl l I 11 . tl illctoli aavluits Hank l.-leplioiw delli'e lek-lihnm n. o, iiAitrira n, " ' . Ii- I'hv.leian and miiki"" " lluieiiiiK DKNITSTS. ' rm...r or 1 . . n , ,.vii. ...-, til Judd UullduiK A I. 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