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A FORGOTTEN ORDINANCE.
Hew to «hr line, let the chips (all where
tUey may.**
WASHINGTON LETTER.
THE OPEN-DOOR POLiCT.
PERSONALS.
E E Marr of Mercer lake was in town |
8 F Chronicle:
Tuesday.
A letter form London recently pub
Why is not tlie law relative to liquor
Mrs. E. Yanderburg is visiting *1 Al"
lished in the New York Tribune tells j
I selling enforced, in an oft repeated qtiee-
W asm ., D 0 , Aug. Sili, 1898.
me
this week.
FuiStNCS,
L zv s O ovm tt ,
O bsook t¡on anj u,0Ugb unanswered by word or
us tiiat “ Americans cannot expect Eng-
Clair Morris is at Mercer lake visiting
So far aa fighting ia concerned, thè
deed, it is perfectly apparent to any who ; war ia regarded in Washington sa over. , land to reason about the Philippine at ids uncle's.
may be sufficiently interested to give the I True, the Spanish government is still
<’’,e8'*°"
,rom
mill I.’.
_
. ’ "X
Z . ° “ >er 7 P°in‘ „ 7 of view I Gertrude Harwood visited at Acme j
subject their attention, lint as there dill-dallying al-out forwarding its official *
° ‘ enli«l,te,,ed ««d-intereat. the first of the week.
are many who do not “atop to think” ’ acceptance of our ten,.a of , wave but jt j T,*> n,U8‘ take “ UP
‘beir "wn
| L Morton was visiting at head of tide
Editor and Proprietor.
we propose to turn on :l,e searchlight of . has caused President McKinley' ,o ,)C i count and
* ¡‘1. it as a policy of •the iirst of the week.
Mrs. Kannffis visiting at W K Mt-
truth an, 1 place tne responsibility where informed that it ia acting for self-pre- ' mo‘nen’<>u’ ¡>"P°rtance to themselves.
Florence, Or. Aug. 19, 1898.
it belongs.
I It will involvt^the tariff question ami Comtek's lids week.
rervation, and not from any desire to
The following, (Ordinance No. 4 sec. delay inattera; that it must secure pop- tlio open door w Inch England will nat-j Caleb Morton lias been laid up fora
9) copied from the recorder’s books, , ular support at home in order to avoi.i a ! UrJIy
tbe <*r 0881 This few days by a sore knee.
A I’ Knowles was in town with the
was evolved by last year’s board of civil war. That tbe administration has i,a,em en t * 88 ,oliowed bF the a88t'r
first cider of the season.
trustees, viz: “That all persons grant- accepted this information in good faith I lion ‘that England, so far as can lie
Victor Robertson has lieen at F E
judged from the opinions of men of in-
ed a license under this ordinance shall j may be judge.! from tbe fact
I Fremont’s the last two weeks.
that the *
Aug. 13tn Dewey demanded tbo sur
Q w
re(l|rnei,
,rom a
give tbe Town of Florence a good and transports which carried tbe army of licence of nil parties, will rejoice if the
render of Manila within an hour, the
sufficient bond, to be approve.! by the Gen. Miles to Porto Rico, and which Americans decide to remain in the ial- busine88 trip , 0 Sil„ Fraacisco.
Spanish declined and a bombardment
Mis. Chas. It David was in cur city
president, with two good sureties in the were to have been uned to carry rein* and?, and that its action and moral
Send for samples anil prices
was tiegun on tlie outr'eirts of the city.
sum of live hundred dollars each, anil : forcemcnta to Miles, have lieen ordered support will lie grounded upon self- ; Wednesday calling on old friends.
of
Serges, Cassimere, Henriet
The Spaniards soon hoisied a white flag
M I, Tower and family returned from
must certify Io a good moral character ' to Santiago to assist in bringing tbe interest.’ ”
and General Augustin imediatly jumped
tas anil Suitings. All Staple
To a disinterested observer it would their visit to California yesterday.
and qualify to keep a respectable and men in Sbafier’s army, home. Gen.
luto a German launch which was wait
shades
in stock and very low
J N Wisdom, A 0 Funke’s teamster,
orderly bouse.
i jjj|eg ¡, Bti|| daily occupying new terri- Been, that the moral support of England
ing, anil went to the l^tiaerin Augusta
purchased
on
the
terms
indicated
would
sP*’nt
80veral
da-
v
a
in
town
tbis
'”
ek’
prices.
\ \ bat was the purpose of the board in ' tory in Porto Rico, hut he is doing no
which sailed before the bombardment
Miss Nellie Rice is visiting her aunt
framing the above ordinance if it was fighting and it is not expected that be he very dear. Tho suggestion that we
Gimps and Silk Trimmings
concluded,
should annex the Philippines and ex- Mr8’
H Wea“ “” 8on for 8 iow d">'8’
not to bo made effective, and every eiti- ! will do any. unless tbe dilly-dallying of
in sets and by the yard. Tho
A dispatch from Madrid of Aug. 15
zen of Florence knows it was not, as no j Spain shall be prolonged to such an pend a large .urn of money annually in , M-« O W Hurd and children went to
.
.
.
.
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head
of
tide
Monday
Io
meet
Mr.
Hurd,
very latest.
says that the newspapers there are
bonds were required, and yet the saloon extent as to provoke the president into maintaining an increased navy and
Jolm Holland and wife of Eugene
unaniiuo is in declaring that America
was open doing its deadly work, leavin« withdrawing the terms of peace that standing army for the purpose of keep- made a brief visit to Florence a few days
must assume a portion of tbe Cuban its
¡>u i blight
r i . upon many a . heart and home.
have teen offered. There is also reason ing our flag Hying over them and calling ago.
s 4 .» » a
I.'
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‘ _ I
s ir
debt. They say that this is imperative.
n here wag Hie marohnl during this for stating that Gen. Merritt and Ad them American ixissessions does not
Mrs. F. Fox visited friends and rel
time? Under Corporation Laws, chap miral Dewey have orders not to do any present many allurements to practical atives on tbe North Fork the first of the
Nice assortment of Ladies’
TERMS OF THE PROTOCOL.
ter 12, wo find the following: “ He fighting at Manila, unless it is forced men. It sounds too much like the free- week-
Waists, Waist sets, Belts,
John Withrow, wife and daughter of
(the marshal) shall see that the town upon them. Although President Mc trade idea of getting an American iner-
Belt
Buckles, Ladies’ Silk
cantile
marine
by
buying
our
ships
I
E,”8e,'le
“re
8pe“di,‘K
8
few
da>
'8
at
bead
Washington, Aug. 12.—Secretary Day ordinances, and the rules, orders and Kinley is naturally anxious that Spain
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gave out this statement of the provisions regulations of the hoard ot trustees are
lies anil wash Fabries too
should sign the terms of peace at once, lie abroad and manning them with cheap
Messrs. Hunnicutt and Blossom of
of the protocol:
observed and enforced.” We submit would lie perfectly willing to stretch the foreign sailors. It might soothe the
numerous
to mention.
Springfield are spending a few days ill
“ Spain will relinquish all claim of that this is sufficiently plain English
“ immediate” evacuation of Cuba, pro national vanity to see the Stars and our berg.
sovereignty over the title of Cuba.
for any one to understand, but was it vided for in tbs terms, considerably, as Stripes flying over vessels built in for
Dr. Evans returned on Tuesday’s boat
“ Porto Rico and oilier Spanish islands done?
lie would prefer not having to send eign shipyards and sailed by foreigners, and says Mr. Seymour will soon be
in the West Indies and an island in the j I In Dec. 1897 the above facts were pre
but sensible Americans acquainted with ' aro,,"d 8K8*n-
an army of occupation to Cuba until
Ladrones, to to selected liy the United sented to the district attorney, and in
the
fact that the profits of construction
H "'eatlierson accompanied by
well into September, after the sickly
and operation went abroad would jin,| i b‘8 d""gbtf
Alice and H««>, went to
States, ahull lie ceded to the latter.
reply he says: “ While it is the duty of season is over.
!
Eugene
this
week.
“ The United Slates shall occupy and the town board to have bonds given by
it difficult to enthuse over a mercantile, »,
o
,
To the strictly military mind, the
,
Mrs. Rolton and children were among
hold the city, bay aud harbor of Manila, the keeper of the saloon spoken of, there
marine thus erentod.
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protest signed hv all of the generals of
j the visitors seen at the tent of Photo-
pending tbe conclusion of tbe treaty of is no way to compel them to do so, ex
If wo are to annex tho Philippnes we grapher Hiekethier.
Gen. Shafter’s army, against keeping
peace, which shall determine the con cept by removing them for misfeasance
will endeavor to got more out of them I A son of the noted attorney, L Bilveo,
our men nt Santiago, to die or reach n
trol, disposition and government of the in office which would require a suit in
than the mere satisfaction of calling I °f Eugene lias been sojourning at head
state of debilitated helplessness from
Philippines.
them American possessions. If our flag ol ‘*de for ,be Pa8t week.
court, or before the town board them
fever, which the latter forwarded to
“Cuba, Porto Rico and other Spanish selves.” Very soon after this the saloon
is hoisted over tlie islands and we de-
Lou*3 Robertson and Maurice Liven-
Washington, presented a case of insub
islands in the West Indies shall be im closed and the matter was dropped for
cide to maintain a etanding armv
| 8011 went to Gardiner Monday to work
ordination that in any well-regulated i,„i i „
, ,
, ,
7
in the mill at that place.
mediately evacuated.
the time being. Four months have
hold them we shall undoubtedly do all I , ». »-• .
.
European army would have resulted in we ran to extend our trade with the in- ' e a ^ ^ ^ ^ d ^ ’s ^ /
“ Commissioners, to be appointed elapsed since the new board was elected,
the court-martial of ever signer of tlie
and are
w ithin 10 days, shall within 30 days | and whether any action has been taken
habitants. Tliero is no reason in the visiting at hotel Glenada.
“ round robin.” But to the relatives
from tlie signing of the protocol, meet towards requiring liquor bonds this
world why we should not do so. Great
J A Levage started with his team for
and friends of the men who were dving
at Havana and San Juan respectively to deponent snitb not but it is currently
Britain would have no call to object ; Eugene Wednesday. Mr. Boomer of
by inches from tbe effects of tlie climatic,
arrange and execute the details of the reported that nothing has been done,
slie did not do so while Spain was ex Ileeeta acconipained him.
conditions around Santiago, whoso re
evacuation.
Ole Myrinil returned to his home on
and we have searched in vain for a re
acting duties ranging as high as one
moval was unquestionably hurried by
Knowles’
creek last Friday after an
“ The United atatea and Spain shall port of council proceedings to that effect,
hundred per cent on all staples import
the publication—charged to Gol, Theo
absence of several months.
each appoint not more than five com giving names of the sureties etc., etc.
ed into the Philippines.
Ruseia,
dore Roosevelt,—of the “ round robin”
Mrs. J Schreuder returned Saturday !
missioners to negotiate and conclude In view of tho terrible tragedy which
Germany and France could not take
I although the war department officials
from her visit to Salem. Mr. Schreuder1
the treaty of peace. The commissioners has just occurred in our midst wo call
presist in denying it, the protest was a exception, because they all maintain accompanied his wife home.
are to meet at Paris not later than the upon the town board and the marshal
Mr. Anderson and wife, after spend
good tiling. The people of this country protective tariffs. The islander would
1st of October.
to enforce the law to the utmost limit care more for the welfare of the men he well satisfied for the excellent reason ing a week at the cape, started for their
“ On the signing of the protocol hostili thereby securing to our citizens greater who compose its army than they do for tlint free entrance for their products in home at Fairmount, Wednesday.
ties will be suspended, and notice * to safety aud peace, and save themselves strict military rule. War department to the markets of 70,000,000 people is
Judge Potter and family came down
that effect will be given as soon as pos an unpleasant “ airing” and the county officials know this; that is why they something better than nny other nation on Tuesday’s boat to spend a few day«
started to bring Shafter’s men borne so
with his parents and enjoy the cool
sible by each government to the com* souie costs,
could offer them. When to this privilege
quickly. It is, perhaps, fortunate for
ocean breeze.
•uauden of its military and naval
F rancis £ H oi . dkn ,
the men whose names were attacliod there is added the ability to buy freely
O Leneve, the Port Orford druggist,
forces, ”
President W 0 T U.
to the Santiago “ round robin” that the Irom Americans all staples as cheaply came to town Wednesday from Heceta
war is about over. The public repri as they could procure them elsewhere where he is visiting, and savs that he
mand given to Gol. Roosevelt, by Secre the cup of Philippine happiness ought intends to locale in Florence
PROFIT IN THE PHILIPPINES.
THE BOHEMIA MINES.
tary Alger, for sentiments expressed in
to be nearly full.
.
?vv n S, eve"s0" B"d
are visit-
a private letter, in an indication of
Collier’» weekly.
MatMaaa:
There is a great deal of humbug in
’
i i M«Cornaek’s. They walked
what they may expect while they re
It may lie imagined that the adminis
most of the distance coming by the Lake
Among the recent arrivals in this city
main in service.
dulged in by those who dwell upon tl
tration of the Philippines would prove a
creek and North Fork roads, making the
Is Charles Winkler, who spent three
The president of the Cuban provision- i n,’ceB8ity of an open-door policy in the
entire trip in two days.
costly undertaking. As a matter of fact
months in the Boiietnia mining district,
al government has written President f“r easL Tlieir purpose is to create
tho custom
duties
levied
under
J W Bushnell and
which is located in the northeastern
McKinley a long letter, expressing lbe in,Pres8io1’ that Russia, Germany
returned
• aturday from a visit lo the
our tariff at the port of Manilla alone
portion of Douglas county.
thunks to and confidence in the U 8, France and other protectionist coun are spending a few days in Florence
would far mure than defray the cost of
He speaks very highly of that mining
but the most important paragraph in tries place such restrictions on trade as Mr. Bushnell informed ,,s that he found
maintaining a considerable fleet and
section and thinks that it is not talked
the letter is that wuicli outlines the to practically exclude all competition. this a much better place than he ex
army. Hereafter, under tbo stimulons
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n d PRrt> bad enjoy:
about to ttie extent it should be.
„ i ^
i intention of I ho insurgents. It says: But if this is the object of the statesmen S
given by the productive resources of
• .
"uii.ii ed the trip greatlv
Every month of work done upon the
of
such
countries
it
is
not
entirely
sue-
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I.iixou by our laws and institutions, the ! Our
o first step, with the approval of the cesaful. The BUtem an’s Year Book NowbJ’“^ " 1^ ' ’ '’'
claims there is productive of rich devel exports and imports of that island „ „ U S
be
V
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„ Pacific Farmer,
’ representing “ the'
a new
Northwest
opments and capital is hound to be at likely to undergo astonishing e x p a n s io n j ,H8fc>,,‘b,J
whs in our *
informs
midst
tli week. , Ic
assembly, which will -p
represent,
as far
far —
r e s e n t, as
• us that France imported to the : "d<
” ‘ ‘his
-
Ho came down the
tracted lliere sooner or later. Mr.
Il this is true of Luzon where the 118 >‘O88,bl‘'’ e' ery
“ "¡tory VaIue 4,929 000,000 franc
189«, and >*ach from Vaquina and i, on bi,
Winkler thinks the Bohemia is destined
.
Wfty I
* i i
E lic itin g mi|j I
.................. in the cultivation
bem e n of g the a soil g I 7 e " , c,«;‘
f o 8 i ^ ^ ' I i s i ™
8
to be one of the richest camps on the centuries
o n . l government
y » « 1* in j the same ' year; - - 189« ‘ b« I
‘‘i C”'"rib’d-
Pacific coast. It covers a range of 15 it is still more true of the smaller
|X,WCr U‘Hn
,mpor^ ^
*
of interest I to I
miles wide and about 09 long, and al ¡"lands further south and especially of
- e; * ' 7 “ ia’
“ j
rt80n'y
,
ready alarm 50 claims are in operation. the great island of Mindano which is « °VCrn:nenl
“ “ revolution. But the ( ed W 2 2 . 0 0 0 m a rk .; R u ss,,„ imports
A mx , IC an
.
«'•irnviLniKo has been!
The ore is not of a high grade, but is i nearly a . large a , th . „ a te of Pcnnsvl- 7
Wi" ’* *° i am°
T ’’200'000 roubl‘,s
¡89« largely increased by the war
w tl •" 1
sufficiently rich to become profitable to
form a government which will lielimited a"d e x P°rtl1 “ ««S.SOO.OOO ouhlcs.
the last month order t
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vania, and which is as yet, unexplored
1 ' 0
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explored ■ • ..........
,
,
«.„„i„
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°rders for thirteen
thirteen large
those mining it.
by the Euro,H-ans, with the exception ' ‘" ’’7 " “nJ " 1,080 ¡'•'I’ortant work
‘ - y economic policies which per- steamers kavc been placed
J- w . CARMAN
The quartz is Die free milling kind of some portions of the coast A.sum-
11,6 ‘" Ubli8b"’0"‘ oi 8 perman- 'n,t ‘bo
cannot be called vania yards, and in Maine in Pennsyl-
— e t’ S lJ .H B U K V S S V
r U lb A Y
M O IX IX O .—
Faux oca
hxoclah
GotutattPoxDKXT.
W. H. WEATIIEKSON
-FOR BUSINESS-
Which pays the buyer, who ¡$
Always on the a le rt for
Bargains in everything,
WAR NEWS.
i
A t 30e.
.
I” t yard
french
Near S ilk s -------
In B lack, Pink, Red, gk
Blue, N uvy B lue and Brown,
36 inches witlo
Elegant
values.'
Send for Samples.
m
Gaze on o u r Glass and
China w are before it gees
J u l i e s ’ and Gents’ Foot-
wear, a t prices which will
astonish you.
IN FACT OUR STORE IS
HEADQUARTERS F O R ^
EVERY T H IN C -
Bon’t throw away opportunities.
-C all and See Us-
f 0. W. HURD.
CARMAN7
CHEAP CASH STOHEI
Dry Coods, ★ Groceries
★ and * Notions.
FLORENCE MEAT MARKET.
Just Opened...
VlOOilQ SIC
J. J*
s
as KeDresentecl.
and the pieces exhibited in Salem by ing that wushould apply our own Uriff | ont *nd “ "’P1«“ go-r n i„ e n t, founded ‘ XL U8,ve’ H is irrational to designate
Rt Ncwjxirt
»ml on the Pacific
Mr. Winkler show up splendid In in the P h ilip p ines-h igh ns it is foreign
‘ ** 'nM “f
° ‘ the ° 8 ’ “ni* ° n® ; 'em
’ UC '*
n° °" e pretends
do Prospect of prosperity in this r
" *
wealth.
ers will find it much more acceptable " ‘‘.“' i ’ " °
l'“VP “Ve' y r’'88on 80 '^ e p t the nahculnn, coterie of Cob- annexation o, Hawaii will ¡ „ „ 7 ^
,
What is known there ns the Musick than was the Spanish both as r t^ .r d .'
’
«atisfactory, both to den,,ea wbo
<’«>“d* l themselv». , de,.,..,.,
r - . _ . 11 will . " ^ a s e thc
themselves demand for American «hi» •
,
group is owned by a Mr, J W Cook, who
the U 8 and to Cuba.’ The prevailing into l,,o belief that the rest of tlio world const,and the »«-quisition T t" 8 ior tb'8
I the nominal dues and the method of i
seems to have implicit faith In tbe fu
Impression in Washington is that Cuba i 8bould »mWnder to England a monop- pines will g iv e ita n o t.
,
! collecting them—we may look forward
will remain under U 8 military govern- 0,y of llie »»nufacturing indus'ry. —Tacoma Ledger ° **ni8,ked'“H*“ «. J
ture of the district, having upwards of
10 receiving al the outset from the Phil-
one hundred men iu his employ, and, ippine. a large addition to our n a tio n a l!.......
me,it ................
for some
time
the v Cubans
*-v step, to e s t s l- ,
.........
..... before U’°
u o n n s. 1
C0>'“ 'rV ‘bat * takes
PROPW FTO«
th is # #
’PVIARj
l-pf^C TIM L
DRE55lVt
in course of coustruetion, an addition to revenue over and alw»v. tl...
*llowed
",alie »'W experiment in 1,8h 8 "’""ufecuiring industry of its own
„
*
*" ‘b* g“verning line.
, 8'" 8>* lig8“ 8 ¡« “ ■« 8l>cech of the free T h e W o r l d ’s C
s
hie present mill. The main structure is
volvedin tbe occupation.
trader as a nation with dosed trade
° r'd S G r e a *
z»'
38x3# feet in dimensions with an engine
Should the war last hnt six months, it
‘
‘bcr*
800,1 ,l"ng8 in ‘ P8,er' door<-
d<*« not matter if the result
Blood Purifier is
room 38x36 feet, andr comentratee stor will have cost us over 0500,000,000; if ¡t ■ "l*1 8jr’ ,cm of Kovernment must be of the policy of protection is to render
Hood’s Sarsaparilla,
age room 30x44: the walla arc 38 feet continues a year, the outlay will be ad,“ i'“ d by «very man who will take the nation practicing it capable of buy-'
Which absolutely
nearly double. The interest on either tbe ,,o "blc to investigate. The IT 8 ing threo tim e, as much from foreigners
high. He has five stamps in operation
1« Germany,
__. . closes
.
of those sums can bo met without in,. ron8nl a‘ °hem itx,
a generally as it otherwise
Cures every form of
at present and it preparing to add ten
could ; it it
s
posing heavy taxes on our citizens, pro-1 .r. 7 * ? _ 7 . U e d e,'8r‘lnen‘ ®* •ta,e on the I happens that their is a diminished dc Impure blood, from
;
more, the same being now enroute from
value of the German working m en’s mand for England’s particnlar products
The pimple on your
Chicago, llis “ veins” face 8x13. Hu videdw e retain . . the
.
Pl" ,PP,n<'»- N’o insurance system, which provides
not her people set up the long howl,
has liondvd a couple of hie claims to sudi a result could be attained for many only (or the payment of death
I ace to the great
/"S iis b
indem-
The trouble with England is her in-
500
parties froui Montana and they are now years to come, if ws had to rely upon
* Kkcc
Scrofula sore which
niiy, but h r Die care of the sick and ability to produce things which
rî. P,n$
otner
actively engaged in developing their the revenues of Porto Rico and Cuba
nienti
Dieir lamilies for accidents, old age, and people can produce equally
t
l
Hrains
y°up
system
alone. There are, therefore, strong
well. Let
H 5h ip ,
prospects.
...capacity to work from any cause, by her go im o the specialty bu.ine.«
Thousands of people
fh sr a p h y
financial as well as bumaiiita.*ian and
and 1
ii' •
saying:
"W hether a system w hid, she
she mav
may do
do better
better. Meantime it will
Testify that Hood’s
f r
strategic reasons for keeping the Philip
makes »0 much for pat.rualian, 1, one to he wise for the English to refrain from
A c o n o i the “ D rift” reached our pine Archipelago.
r io ''
Sarsaparilla cures
t commend, 1 c e .n e t m y. 1«. effects trying to crest the impression that
rcv-’yv.
table this week. It it a bright little
Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
here have t een anything but bad. France, Germany and R um i, are try. I
magasine devoted to the literature ol
T h eW sa rh a s (or tale one
tuition in the Holmes H,wines. Coile'se
8'’"*
’ 8*08‘ ”
■»* ‘o build a trade
aboilt Obi„ ,
<Vegnn and the North Pacific and
Catarrh
Malarid‘
Fo” M U OR EXC H .R C».
of Portland. This ia one o( the leading
* unkno* " ‘
The toad from which The chances are they w ill do more to | catarrh, Rheumatism,
among other articles of interest is the
TO OUR PATRONS
hweincm colleges m the coast, having
tb" ",,u r*“'e is paid comet from both open that country to the trade of the
And That Tired
etory of tlie warrior reiltcooe written by
A
bouse
and
English, Commercial, Shorthand ami
•’»'I’^.'cr and employee, tbe l.wmer pay- whole world than tbe English
.. 1« b . l0t’ ‘n Glen8da-
Lisdmn M Miller. We wish the Drift
whose
Th©
I C Ainf ^ ^ b e r this bouge 18 18 b.” 24 feet »„j ,
Telegraphic departm ent and we offer
>„g on.-tbird and the latter two-thuds, pres,etent policy has been
Me have made arrangements by
to
keep
|4iccss in its venture.
,n
height.
Alan
ne
*t°rv
an^ chicli
»
half
this tuiiiou on easy terms.
And get Hood's
1 The insurance . . tm m pu lw y,
everythin, in Bntish hands, ever would
we will furnish the Weekly
Oregonian
with the W xer for ons y«*’
And only Hood’s.
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