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L anb G o c x t t ,
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The bUt»r «"tioniil feeling th a t hat
uinuva existed between the north and
thè south h at at laEt liecti cli.ininuted,
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SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.
! ton navy yard, where they are attract-
The election of United States aerato rs
ing many visitors. They are twins and is now engaging the attention ol the
W ash . D O , J,in. 2nd. 1899.
quite small, just a little more than 100 legislatures ol ninny states. In Oulriur-
The extrem ely critical condition ol feet long.
| nia U 8 G rant, son of G en. G ran t is a
Fno.ii o r e
Hcrnid I>iss«ialintnr:
eegclar
CoRREsrosryyv.
i t.nd th e recen t events very plainly show affairs in th e Philippines will iloBhtiess
The eahi net decided th a t it was in a l- prom inent candidate.
! th a t fret. Tliis i* ao well presente.! b j hasten the ratification of the treaty of visable to allow the concession lor a
In M innesota Senator Davis was
,T th e Glol>e-Democrat th a t
W. H. W E ATIIERSON
WASHINGTON LETTER.
THÉ END OF SECTIONALISM.
I and the Alvarado—captured in Cuban
• attre, are now lying at the Washing*
we quote its
peace by th e senate. This governm ent monopoly of all cable privileges on the unanim ous choice of
the
the
republican
M T WHITE STORE
rctnarks th a t t i e itppenrani-e ol S enator van m t take the steps necessary to bring Hawaiian Islands, which was obtained caucus lor re-election. As th a t party
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H oar as the guest of honor at th e b an - Aguinuldo and his ignorant followers by a company from the governm ent of has a large majority in the
legislature
E d ito r a n d P ro p rie to r.
he will he
: q u el of tho New E ngland Society in to th eir svt.ses until th e treaty has t«en the Republie of H aw aii, upon the eon- thia in tkeg it certain th at
; C harleston ¡s th e most strik in g m anifes- ratified. Tho president is using all his dition that it would not bo binding if returned.
F lo re n c e , O rc. .Ia n . 13, IS tdt.
n a tio n yet of the arrival of thy era of influence w ith th e senators to hasten 1 disapprovetl hy secretary of state of the
I
In W ashington a determ ined fight is
W ith Seasonable Goods, and a s usual of
reconciliation between the sections. Mr. netinn on th e treaty , which will go to U S within six m onths, anil th e cone.es- being made against the re-election of
THE STATE TEXT B 30K LAty.
H oar and the gentlem an who en tertain - the senate th e Arst thing after the re- sion has lieen officially disapproved by Slenator Wilson.
first class quality. »OUR AIM:” to Sell
ed him represented, historically, th e assem bling of congress. U nder ordi- Secretary H ay, which crushed some
PERSO N ALS.
Tr.orc is considerable in terest taken social and political a n tip o les in th e n nry circum stances th e eomittee on
First Class Articles at Most Reasonable
“ great expectations.”
nt th is tim o in the rudkier of selecting United States. From the dayji when foreign relations would keep the treaty
I
The prelim inary report of the. Nicar
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PRICES.
M atti" Bryml has been quite ill for a
t e s t hooks for tho public schools of thia G arrison in 1831 in Ids paper, th e LiU-r- two or three weeks la-fore reporting it
agua canal i ommission ought to help dav or two.
state. U nder the present law the t r o t s ator, l o - m
to preach th e
gospel in hack >o th e senate, hut th e p.esident
along camd legislation, as it removes
W II Spangh did I'Usiness in Florence
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are selected every six years by the votes im m ediate, unconditional and uncom - hopes to have it reported hack to the
.me of the strongest argum ents for posi- a few days ago.
o,
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of the county superintendents ami state pcitsuted em ancipation, which coin id.-d senate inside ot two days and to have it
S J Bruinl ami nephew went to
lioning action for a tim e, but w hether
hoard of exam iners, a m ajority of the closely with the tim e th a t
O ulhoun’s voted upon inside of two weeks,
it will do so rem ains to lie seen. If Eugene Iasi Saturday.
votes cast living necessary to secure the ! equrage ..nd ability giinyd fqy his s,tate Jfur?
th an
seventy
senators
John S a f i e y is m ale on the R obarts
there were only some way th e M aritime
adoption id any book. I t has been pro- th e prim acy in tho south which V irginia have prom ised Io voto to
ratify
Canal Company could lie rightfully and for this trip to Y aquina.
posed to tMke this du ty out of the hands hud held from the beginning of th e th e treaty, so th a t it only a question of
Rev I G K notts went to E igene Mon
justly elim inated and the construction
of tlieso offl ■( rs an I give it to a hoar I of governm ent along to th a t time. Mass- getting it to a vote. If the opponents
day to rem ain a few days.
i.f the canal directly by ti e U S govern
tivo com petent men to he appointed by achusetis tujd Soutn C arolin i ^ t o q 1 fur of th e treaty will l»q content to stale
B urt .Cobh of Heeeta was storm hound
m ent he provided for, there would he here the first of the week.
tho governor.
antagonistic p r uciples an I divergent their objections in short speeches an 1
easier Bailing.
Miss Helen Ff-k ret lined from her
The object of iorving tills d u ty to the So.ijal u sp irx io n s and ten lenciys. T heir n o t do anv talking against tim e, th e
visit to the cape thia week.
superinten louts is to secure the choice opposition, indeed, goes fu rth er ha le presidun i ' n wishes can he m et, lu tt the!
Chas Russell was a passenger to Ya-
of the best hooks for th e schools and than this. M assachusetts was the first rules of the senate providing fqr u n
q-djin on the Robarts Sunday.
th a t can he obtained on reasonable of tho states to abolish slavery, which limited debate will make it easy for
Fill a hottie or common glass with
I B Cushm an returned yesterday from
te rm s, T.m superintendents aie men she ilid in 1780. South Carolina was them to delay the treaty, if they are so
your w ater and let it stand tw enty-four 11 business trip to San Francisco.
who are interested in educational affairs ono of «lie three states which for. cd the disposed and are
not afraid of
Ilnurs; a pedim ent or settling indica'es
J '* HI mt repr'«eutiug u shoe Arm of
and from th eir acquaintance with the reeognitinn of slavery in th e constitu- arousing public enm ity thereby.
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mwa w
•WMncMMaaiMaaamaHaBwwvaMMaaMMacv
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
I'lam-isco was in town a few days
public schools are com jietent to cho ise i lion, which
done „«
hv the compro-
m u ,.!■ was
„.io nunc
It ip seldom th at upon three couse n- if it stain your linen it is evidence of ago.
hooks from the use of which satisfactory i mines adopted by the federal convention tive davs events like the funeral of
E l F u rn i’ili arrive I T ii'^ la y from
kidney tr o .h ie ; too frequent desire to San Friim-weo, lie having stopped at
resu lts will Ire obtained. Thu num ber of 1787. Each of these two slates, in Senator M orill, which was la-ld in the
pass it o r pain in the hack is also con G ardiner the day before.
of superintendents too, help? to make it the whole histocy of the c o u n rv b d ire senate cham ber S atu rd ay ; the funeral
vincing p r of th a t the kidneys ami
Mi«*«» Mahel Morris was in Florence
difficult for any lirni or cqmpany bv the war of secession ar, 1 sin ic, have of Ainha-sa 1 ir Rom ero iro n Mexico,
bladder
are
out
of
order.
i
Monday
on her wav home after a visit
corrupt mean’s to influenco tho result.
represented tho antitheses of partisan which was held in a W.tshing'o-i church
■ with her
it IhcelH.
W HAT TO DO.
If the selection he left to a boarjl of politics.
Sunday afternoon, and the New Year
There is comfort in the knowledge so
M D L:in<h’f and \V (I Pepper de
fivo nieuiliers an 1 these to he appointed
B ut the break which the traditions reception, held by the president and
often expressed, th a t D r K ilm er’s parted Tuesday for D.twwnn city to try
by one m an, it would, he very easy for which the M issuchiisetts sen u t'.r's np- Mrs M K.nley io the W die House to
their fortunes in the gold firdd.s.
Swamp-Root, the (ire.it kidney remedy
th e apjKjinting (lower to secure the pearunco a t a South Carolina social day follow each other.
Mrs M artin Noffsinger returned home
All of the prom - fulfills every wish in curing rheum atism
> a feu »lavs ago after a visit of several
adoption or rejection of any set of boo ks function represents is even more strik- ii)crit dlicials of thu
governm ent, in- pain ¡n the hack, kidneys, liver, lilad ler
wee«» with relatives at Deadwood.
th a t he ifesired, by selecting a hoard th e ing than would ho revealed by th is elipling the president and his cabinet
and every part of the urinary passage. !
In D ress G oods nutl D r,»»
F’u ll lin e o f L ad ies, G e n ts
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m ajority of whom are in favor q» th at m ention of the antagonistic tendon, ies atten d ed all three. The prom inence of _
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. ' George M orns ret lrn o l Tuesdnv on
I t corrects inability to hold w ater and n
J
B arrett s stage after spending three
set.
T rim m ing, can be
fo u n d '^7' an d C h ild re n ’s u n d e r w e a i. &
I of these two states. The father of tho th e deceased statesm an and diplom at’
scahling pain in passing it, or bad effect, weeks renewing ol»l aeq rtintauces at
Nearly everybody has some hobby senator tigured in an episode in South and the great personal popularity of
following the use of liquor, w5ne or beer, Coos B ay.
Set!
C a sh m e r.s, H e n rie tta ,
In F a n c y A rticles ca n be
nnd educators are n > more free from ' Carolina which intensified the Imstilitv 1,,»«J,, prevented the W hite House rocep-
and over-omea that uripleafiatit nee.cssi- , Tuesdav m orning three w»?rn and
L ad ies C lo th . S u itin g s W ater- ifc found
F a sc in a to rs, C h ild ’s
thoiu than o th er people. Many te x t between the se. tions and had an infill- (¡on luting as gay a- usual ami Served as
ty of being compelled to go often during w^arv travellers were ohs -rved slowly
books are prepared witii th e view to ence on the history of the lim e. Tnis rem inder that lasr y ear’s reception had
9
«ml
pajiifullv
making
th
eir
way
along
I
p ro o fs '
¡ the day, and <o :et np in iny ti nes du r-
H oods,
Bootees,
W itte n s, »
com pelling th e leauhers using them was in 1841, wnen Samuel Hoar, who to oe abandoned lio nuse of the death
our sh eets or stopping for a elmt w ith,
ing th e night, The mild and extra-
an aeq laiiil.’inee af'er warning him not <
to ride some of these liqbhics whether liad shortly before th a t tim e been a of the p resid en t’s m other. Had the
T rim m in g s to m a tc h in
K F C IIIN G S , th o la te s t, B oh-
.o rd in ary eff'- t of Swamp-R >ot ii s .on to tiiucli them . They were Neil Chris-
they wish tu or not. A set of books mem her qf congress, was si-m l.y Matss-
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piesideii' his personal inclination lie realized. It stands the highest for its tensen, .Tulin T anner and H arry Bovle g G im ps V elv e ts, S ilks, S atin s
hinct, H o siery , L a d ie s ’ a n d g:
selected by so sm all a lioard ns live chuselts to C larien o u tu test t ie e j i-
would have ulrnn lone.1 this one, on sc -j wonderful cares 0I the m ost distressing " h o a t r i v e l from S in Francisco the
m em bers wo.nd lie very apt tu contain stiliitiom jlity oi a South C arotins law count of then) two deaf.is, hut this
E T C ., in all Similes,
G e n ts' N eck w ear E T C .
eases. If you need a medicine you night before having walked from Coos
w orks deyoted more o r less to the hob- will,ill pn.vi.le.l f..r the arrest ami im reception is an o.li -i tl affair and it was
hay Io Florence in mie dav.
should have the best. Sold by druggists
b its of the individual iiieuitiers of the prisonm ent of unv negroes reactiing any thought best to hold it.
ACME I TEMS.
ill lift}- cent and one dollar sizes.
board.
South Carolina port, and th eir tloieii-
Tne first cerliA uite for prize money,
You may have a sam ple bottle of this
T aken all together wo consi .yr tlm tiun unt.l the vessel on which they
fir S awdust .
on account of vessels explored during wonderful dis overy nnd a hook th a t
p resent m ethod ol selecting acliool nooks n rri.e,I was ready to leave. H oar’s
tl.e war with Spain, has been issued. tells more about it, both sent absolutely
th e b e tte r .>( llie tn o as it gives less op- arrival eiuscd great excitem ent in tl.at
sudd v
Miss 51 iv S tihhe|,s left f r Fairm ount
Il was issued to Thomas C .eek, whose free by mail, address Dr K ilm er A. Co,
Mi.mlay a fte n c o n .
,« rtu n ity for corru p t inti iciiee and we state. Its legislature passed a rusolu-
lio.ue is in W ashington, and wl.o served Bingham ton, N Y. When w riting m en
’V o ' L i r s T r u l y
l«lieve th a t in nearly every instance a tinn directin his expulsion, and he was llg „ |HI,,|glllHn „„ lhe ,.„llverU)ll
/¿diss Alice Alexander is suffering from
cruiser tion th a t Von read tliis generous offer
a severe attack of erysipelas.
pet of Ixioks will l.u chosen th a t in tno compelled to leave C harleston. T hat
St. Raul. Toe prize in this ease was in T he W est .
Will Veelv lett fo ■ Meidow bv Mon
han d s of the average teacher will give act increased the tension between the
the Spanish steam er R.cstorinal, which
day's boat tn resume logging.
Itetier results th an would he thu rase if north and souti, which took si.a,», in
,,(tt.rw ,r lg
hv the prize I A FINE PIECE OF COLOR WORK.
The farewell daiiee given last Fii.lay
it were left to u Imard of Ave mem bers. th e m urder of la.vcjov in Alton seven J
court. H er cargo was condemned an d :
evening in honor of Miss May Stihhens
yentx earlier an I In other outrages he- HOid, and it is for uis s .are of the pro-
An oxperiem eil a r t critie gives it as was a success Kmuieially ami otherwise.
A Nxw York dispatch anyp the large fore and af'ernurU in many parts of the ceeds th a t this ceri iticiito was issued to his opinion th a t th ere will 1)9 no hand-
The new sheer l-poni is in readiness Io
shipbuild in g concerns of this eonntrz union, helped to create the Free Soil Mr Cheek. It is uulv f ir $1.78, hut lie- somer piece of color work issued this catch logs should the presen' rain con
the
a re perfectly willing th at the building qf party in 1818, and was oup of th e in ing the Arst issued some relic h u n ter year than Hood’s S artap arilla calendar
npiier river.
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now ships for the navy he postponed for fluences which created Hie schism will probably pay more than th a t for it for 1899. It is not only useful, but art-
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J>r Saiihert is now occupying his new
;
A t-ouplo ..f years, because they have all ' which a t lust brought war. The son of mid keep it, instead of presenting it for istic and liea.itif.il, and up ’o date. ¿T . ............,, ,
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residence on R ien Hili and savs that lie
,'
th
e
man
whom
C
harlton
expelled
as
they enu do in building m erchant ves
notch nearer lieav en 'iu more
paym ent. U aptain Sigslwe'a eertilicate The charm ing “ American G irl” whqse i ,
eels. T liat is evidence th at at leust one 1,11 incendiary character has in.w, half a in the sam e prise case will eall for more Iwautifnl face appears w ith a delicately ways th an one.
liaison of the war was learned—when
later, been ( l.arlestim s honor- than $9(X).
painted flag in the background, m akes
H .trrv Boyle arrived in Acme Tuesday
thia count«) found itpelf w ithout ships »*.1 guest.
Thy
(;) r(.(.
n >w a pleasing feature wliieli anyone will he mid w lien Inst geen by “ ye gcrihe” lie
pleased to t ave twfore him the whole of was
'“ ls ,l,,lking great haste toward tlie
enough to tran sp o rt its troops and sup
I ms draw ing together of Massacliu-
being paid o it t.y tlie treaaary and will
Soiitli Slough country.
plies oven the short ijUtnneo to C ii I ih .
"nd South C arolina m eans that
1899.
We
suppose
druggists
will
have
sooii oe in general eirclllatiou. The
i ,
,
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V eirity Acme is a town
A nother reason f-.r tliis activity is ti,e ll'F last trin e of iho sectional line Iras
,
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design is entirely new, made with a this Calendar, nr a copy mav be obtain- ,r 1 here
are a dozen more qr Ies«, of all
enlarged prospective tra.le coming t n ; 'hsapiauired frum politics. An era ot
ed
by
sending
6
cents
to
C
I
Hood
A
Co,
a^
,g
HI„
|
ew,rv
onu v|igih|e A1| qnm (|r.
View to meet toe com plaints against tlie
A m erican shipping by th e sequisition of l’*‘1,l'<’ l”,H <ouie Iwuweeii the north and
Lowell,
Mass.
rie.1
ladies
m
atrim oniatly inclined,
old design. Tile distinguishing features
ph ase take notice.
H aw aii, Porto l.ico and the P hilippines. tlie south such as tho country never of tne face of tl.e note are a spread
EQUIP.MfcNI UF THE ARMY.
Marines seems to l>e the chief game
W ith th e im petus alrtad v given, a little knew in th e past. The moral which eagle with tho U 8 flag in it’s talons and
among th e sm alt hoys a t present;
tliis
reconciliation
points
is
obvious
to
hid by cougiess in ttio way of suhidies
the eapitoi in tlie background; one very
among other players we noticed little
o r a preferential duty fur goods carried nil men. “ If th ere lie a single lesson huge n.iiiii ral and th e seal, tmlli in Si-tcntirtc American:
the Kelly 1,ew itt i" ” 1 George Cliamherliri.
Tlie
equipm
ent
of
tlie
nrinv,
in
which
the
pe.qile
of
this
country
have
in American Imttoms, will la, sufficient
Iattle Tommy Sau >ert sec rue 1 to l,e
l>l.is>, mid iniiiiiituie portraits of Lincoln
late war, is reported upon by Q uarter- greatly interes ed in the game also
to s ta rt th e res I era I ion >.f our m erchant learned from th eir wonderful and and G ran t,
siirroun led by laurel
m arine, atpi to secure for Americans the vrow.led l.isiorv, says .Senator Hoar,
m aster-general M I Ludington. In three
Vla tl,e little daughter of Mr
and Mrs
w reaths. Toe lia. k ol tl.e note is p rin t
e a rn in g trade of th eir own eo u n try .— “ it is that the north ami th e Bollili are ed in green, and on ba. k and front there nml a half m onths mi arm y of 273,000 I B C ushm an ha-» l»een qm w ill with
men was utiifnim ed, am ed, and eqi ip-
fever the pa«»t week, h it is glow
imlispeiianl.lc to e.ielr o ilier.”
Tacoma l.rdgcr.
is more while paper to Ire seen th an on
|wd with vnpplks ami an arm y of 16,000 1,11,111 '*‘tter and lippes are expre«se.| by J.*W. 3
PLOPPiFTn»
any oth er note ever issued tiy the gov men sent to C uba. In th e war period
r " ,M" ' »r,e»d« th at she will speedily
Tux eg in is, it seeniy, in earnest abo .t
Irt Titosi s. Iiiol distrie » in wliieli
ern m en t.
regain lier former i.ealth.
tl.e anim als purchased cost $¡,871,690;
it is iniemle.l to voto a tax to la* liis peace mid disarm am ent pr.>|u>ni.ion,
'Í C P i Ó . - f j í - -*•
5Ir Elm er Johnson who has rn-en
A nother lio .rd has entered the war wiig.ms and liarm-ss cost $358.449, and
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eollocte I th is ie a r tin1 in stte r nt calling and nations th a t have responded l.v o r
Ë s f e f i A
U N 'S *
a a _ '
T
"an
lung
m
th
e
lower
end
t.f
town
dur-
invc-tig.lion Held. Toe positive state«
83,078 tons of eo.il were purehnseil. The ing his wife's » ....... •« up tne
m eeting for th at p .rpore shoiild I e al.ly io his invitation to sen I deleg.lex
river
as
merit , nr.-c ly opp .sed to each o th er, m ovem ent ot Ina pa by rail rggieg.ited tea her of (be M Leo I school, says:
atlendi-d t" at once. The new school |o I11” pence confereuco will app-ar.
made oy G eneral Miles and G eneral 17,863 olili era and 433,569 m en. Tl.e M irried life is not all that it is cracked
law will n slu ce very m .'erially th e ihrnugl. th eir representative, in St.
Eagan, ion, . riling tn e q uality of the ih parim eli! clinrlered o i l the A 'laiitic up to lg. and to la. compelled to hatch
Iium lier .-f |a-o|ile wl.o am entitled to Peterslairg. in May. Nicholas will lie
heel’ furnished tne arm y, lias iitiseil coast, to Ju n e 30th, 42 vessels w ith a •all I.V hi« lonely self’ is ah mt the Worst
voto on tlie question of levying a school ready for them with (.Ians mi I speciffca-
thing 'tw ix t heaven and earth .
such a liuolnil. tout the war d ep artm en t total of 104 201 loi.s, and these liad a
tsx . By its requireiiiBiits voter« must tions (or the disarm a ne it of the |s..v-
Inis detailed a m im 'ier of arm y officers cun ying capacity of 1,237 officers, 22,-
l.ave resale.1 in I he ilislrict for 30 day? ers, v hie . are i-X|«.i te.l to receive ear
Your friends may smile
to act as a irnard of survey and m ake an 335 nu n. 6,746 anim als, nnd the arm s,
nest
.'•■«nderalioo,
if
not
iudorsem
m
.
(text preceding tho election and have
But that tired feeling
investigation an 1 report on tho iuref aintuutiilioit, and cam p subsisten.-« and
property in th e d istrict of the value of In the m eantim e, work is neing pushed
M eans danger. It
furnished
tn
e
irinv.
A
num
ber
o.
m
i
and niedicia. supplies; four w aler-lo.it«,
a t least fltX) as alien n l.y th e last pre- on th e battle-ships of every nation, in
nor
o.lice.s
have
already
in
their
official
Indicates impoverished
of a total capa, ny of 820,000 gallons,
ceding couniv asiic«sm-in. upon wliieli cluding R ussia. Fiance mid Spain arc
ho or she is require I 'O pay a tux. to upon tlie verge of th at most ili-lressiiig rep uis ami in oilier ways rorroiioraleil tugs, and lairges were addisi to tliis
.And impure blood.
«•ntlt'.S liim it> vote (or m against levying
conllicts civil war. England is the statem en t ot G eneral Mi.es about tlie t. On the Pattili! coast 14 ships This condition may
entri'iieliing herself in Egypt, ready for ti e laid Icing un lit for use.
were chartered, aggregating 41,152 tons,
school tax.
Lead to serious illness.
all earners, and the partition of C hina
tw o S|.anisii g in la).its— the Sandoval capable of carrying 629 officers a n d ;
It should be promptly
and 13,059 men an-l their .lo res. T h e s e '
Gov-Ei.ntrr G a ss it plain apohen. lie is among th e prohahililios of the near
tirJish,
.T U I , . . . H I H I I » .
« l.lTK It rV K K Y W Iiritl
vc'sels cw t $188,032 for tilting u p ; and
Overcome by taking
t u t ' I hr .-i.T ) ol tne l*iuli(.puu*«" by Alur.il
it reported to have said. “ I ilvtirv to future. Having I.nd our war and won
P
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Bccfikrrp..,
II. U .I...1 , c>>ii)>m««loi.c| by ti.v tlo ie rtiiiit-n i n. there was paid f- r tlie service of tl.ese
Hood's Sarsaparilla, ^ ^ b c r l h a n d
pivo tliesf.-oplo "f I lie s ta te of Oregon mi our victory, we are pea.viully disposisi . i.II. tut ,1 i-i-> ti... i . , i \l ,,r 1 a- | h * ronoot. ri..-
I.-,», was Mritlw.i lu a rm i cauiisi .1 m u Bran- shins $1,007,952 mi the A tlantic side and
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ill,- u o . |, i t « l . Ill .1 . 1-hilu. In ilon« Kong, In
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$7!I9,764 on the Pacillc side. After Ju n e
Cclcçraphy
III. - .Inn-ru-Mti l n . i . . n « * t .Hantin, In tile tinnir
rx ecu tiv e office. One would Iw surpr's-
Enriches the blocd,
l'asi». p u r e x p e riu n e of wh.it il is to «vil« caonw » u n t«uin«!ilo. ..n «In- ilr. l i oi the 90th, o th er vessels were chartered or
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tuym pla w ith m .» , v, nmt tu «hv r»».r » I «lie
• d at tlie th r e a ts .. ajolery sn d iit.jxiriu-
Strengthens the nerves,
be «aught nnprepareil is loo re. ent for
pur. basisi, increasing the total tonnage
p ities of men of high (lan d in g tl.at are
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I ones the stomach,
mad« upon me dailv to control ll.e ap.
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L reates an appetite,
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Io 01,287 tons and 20,000 men on -the And builds up,
G .1 llo w in n loriui-r.y ed u o r of the
TO OUR PATRONS
poy policy us governor.
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Eugene R egi.ier has purchased the
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F U » } l s IN
Energizes and vi*«HzCs
. h la .wtMie lu UlMitAKr i>Ur
r ir o n it 81,298 t ns, were purchased tor $5.431,•
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have m ade n rran ^ cm en ti hy
Iicsui-y f.» U llilt a. I l 1« Iiin itiiv .» tlh v w«»rk
The Ran Francia. «. Exaim m -r and the C ol'age Grove Mes*e er and took ' .tld ••♦In
The whole svstem.
tv«1 m iio in v
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« that; i. I'litil.nr o 'h . r vesee'aand lighters
» *'«lf in In-igilti A¡g
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" p will furniali th e Weekly
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isti Mr « ar ¡i tl «»Mpv i»v»—Ah ttiih««, ia»<i»*!)4lv. 1»«» uu»r»».
IV xst h>r onu veer $2.80 paid in u l- {»«session 'Id s
Be f ure to get
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b8*rera»«c0K Kn tN.iivlit, tlie ag«reg. e expenditure on
nn nremiw.,. Knr
" 'v "b ;'e¿ Oregonian with the W r it for one yea.
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t.. Utw». i*«.,«., ,-vb«. u. n .
tin s a o nt was ,6 476.AX.*,
Only I lood s. t iBi,B¡ - « . t(ii|
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HowTo Find Oat.
We carry no shop-worn, or
Auction Goods of any kind.
Some of the latest arrivals
are Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Oiled Clothing and
Rubber Goods, Hardware,
Crockery and Glassware, Dry
Goods, and Fancy Articles,
which must be seen to be
appreciated.
In fact, if the e is anything you require
that a merchant can
I , call on
to .
W . HUBS,
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CARMAN’S
CHEAP CASH STORE!'
Drv Goods,
★ Groceries ★ and * Notions.
FLORENCE MEAT
M ARKET.
'Just Opened.
Goods as Represented.
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