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fclffeit and beat paper
os the Columbia River
THE ASTORIAN has the (arrest
circulation of anv taer
on the CotumblalRlver
FULL, ASSOCIATKD PHESS RKPORT.
TOL XLV1I.
ASTOItIA, OJlKtiON. WKDNKSDAY MORNING, OVKMI5ER 10, 1807.
NO. 82.
School Books
AND
mJia
Tablets
Slates
Pencils
Sponges
Composition Books
Pens
Blotters
Inks
SchoorSupplies
We have the botl ml cliwl Hli of Cell and I'tiicU
iahlvla In 111 cllr-
GRIFFIN & REED
-rniint.MiiUKTH'MiiuriCAi. . .
1 Oliximiiiun Imllril Klondike Winter.
try yoik-
-
Air-Tight Stoves
HOW ANIXAVKCI KI. lUNi rMTI KKU AT
E. R. Hawes' Store
J N. LAW. M ANA'iKH
A, .m for Hildas A H4 h Manufacturing linnpanr
Slll'.fliil Hllltna Sail Kaurl
'Sole Agents for Knox and Wautorton Hats
BUFFUM PENDLET?IN
Hatters and
Furnishers
94 Third Street, PORTLAND, OR.
....The Only Exclusive Men's Furnishers....'
Our Royal
Cream Flour
NONE BETTER
FOARD & STOKES CO.
Sole AgCtltH
AHTORIA OREGON
popils
' (received
IN TUB
PRIMARY.
GRAMMAR
AND
ACADEMIC
GRADES
J. M.
THE SISTERS OF THE
Convent of the
...Holy Names
ASTORIA. OREGON.
HAVE OI'KNKK THKlll IKiAltlUSO A.ND
DAY HCIIlKU,.
For rate, to., address the Superioress)
1N8TRU-
MENTAL
MUSIC.
PAINTING
AND
VOICE
CULTURE I
FORM A
SPECIAL
DEPARTMENT
j1
PU-Jv
12 DU a
' rir.'ii i F.i Via IrVTfcd
' 1 iro l " rwJ
uuti tan
Mount Angel College
MOUNT ANGEL Marion Counts OREGON
Thli I. Ju.t th. plac for your boys.
Delightful location, large bulUllngi and
ground, good meals, plenty of healthy
exercise, excellent teacher, and careful
training- tlila la what they all aay of
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE. Bend for Cat
alogue and special term..
P. F. PLACIDUS. Director.
OREGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
Monmouth. Oregon
A TRAINING SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS
ItoKiiliir Normal Coume of three years.
Senior your wholly profcsMoual.l
TrHlHliiw department o( nine tirades with '.YJO children.
Iimlriii'lloii ami training In (Jynitiaallrs (Swedish iy
tem), mill Vocal Mimlo (or nubile schools
Tim Normal diploma In recognised liy livw M a STATE
L1KK CEKTIFICATK to leach.
Light expense. Tuition, books, boaid aud lodging (ap
proximately), tliLVou iior year.
Htiiili'iitu boarding; themselves, fllil .00 per Tear.
Academic grades accepted from IiIkIi schools.
(aiaioviica cbeprnuiy sum on apiiiicauou.
A nil reus
K'ltfrtfliXLTl'ri'iiMoiil, oi a
W. A. WANS, Secretary Faculty.
NATIONAL SOUND
MONEY LEAGUE
Annual Meeting of the Executive Com
mittee la New York,
okk.on ;lts m:i:i.m aid
J. Mcrlisg, .M.itoa Report That Nebraska
May D llvntia by Brtaa
and Mis rollocr.
New York. Nov. 9 The si-mi. annual
liif'llug of Ih rxccuUve oosnmittev
that National Hound Money League )
lirgiin hrre loiluy. Thw. n .ri- nt
l'rM'tit, tlrore K. luhtoii. ill. uula,
tVir tury I.. V. HinalKy. Ji.-nry Vlll.it'l,
J. IKnry To.M, IMwIn Hurmt 8im:ii, J.
K. Ow.-n. M. K. Ingftll". J. W. Ni.rK J.
V. C. Conway jnd Trr.nuror K. I'. Up
Imrn. (ni-ral H.rrclury Hniil y In hl ro.
Ix.lt of til work of the k.iK'.ie .Id lh.it
tlxTts um lo.lic 1 to Hi ( r lit In the
Hui;k of Clilcdg'j .( lMjnv uf V .)
all exprnilltur. Tn"nnrr l' i'jrn r
purled Uxtt the total amount In toe
l.rtiik up 'o the ir xnt to tlv- ir-ll!
t)l lM.-Ur W.ia IIO.KI. A J.jlllllo.'l oi
10 to tlu- 1 1 1 . 1 : u r. .i j i a ; I b Monrttry !. m
nr.inlcJ without .11. .nit.
! m r.il Bti rct iry HtnjLi y mi I a iom
muni, iithm from M. f irs.
irfi4ilnt for tirKon, who ro: that l
wn with the le;iu- In all the ijreit iue--tloiia
r.'l.itlnic Jo currr:n-y nti.l r"llz. l
tru n'.-..iiy fur utrviv work. A
t. th atate, In ninny p!a vi, :ti i iur
won'. I lln.l It hn y.romUil with lln.ui-
cl.il lrtiir m ri m;.l errr.
on motion of Mr. Ingnlla. f Clnvir
n.itv It wa luti-J to appropiliite ll.'.l to
nlil Mr l,'Orir.. of ll.'iron '
J. K. ('. wen, of T'.jltlniore. " port d
that thli'Kit w- r eiljf.i;toiy In lux ur.
titory.
J. rtti rliiiM Morton. vK-e-prt-sMi nt of
tlw I .iiiiit- In Ni hr.ink.i. wrote; "Mr.
Itry.in un.l l.la .lovlpi. are .u-tlvely en-
ga:tM In the propagation of niJii.y f .
Iin-le. They Imv unit.-. I In one -oa-
Klotio-rut" m.tKa .ill the Unnil il hiitom
nn.l l.llot. In thU atate for the puipoe
of iiphuMIng the fpc . colt),; of l)ver At
th. r.illo of li! to 1. It l very p.ilMul
to ol.iMne th.il thl mtureRrttlori m.iy
ipilte powHhly take a majority of .Wi)
at the coming .ki-ilon. tor the can.ll.
late who repnaetit all that Is liiimk..!
n.l dlaaatroua to AKrlculture, mid iu
fact, 10 aouml government evtrywh ro."
report an Id; "fonmnlT Ilhlnd anil
Lleiilemnit I'roiKm nxagid In thr nni".
p-rilo'ia ii'lvi'iituro thiil waa je-rhapa yer
un.li rliikeii. Aa on In ntlve otner,
I lif to rci oiniiK-ii'l tliTn for promotion.
None In thi a:aulion contliKre.) that
their II v wouH Ih- Mivnl, and C'rtn.
inutiil' r ICMn.l and LPrun nunt IT.hI')..
had Riiulu in urratig' inent to aai-rlfi' i.
tlini'IV' a In eoo the vcnn'-l wua IfOariled
u thing llk'ly to h.ip'i."
At tlw Ioim( of tlK. war Commander
Rhlnd anrve.l for time on th' Congreaa
and waa e.tnml.t'nie.l eonimodore, waa
pn.i-nt of Hie Ixnu-d of lnaiectra In
Wi2, uii.l on h-ioI.t V, I1!, he wai
proniot d to n-.ir udnilrnl and w.n retired
the following lay, having reaehed tlw
age limit. Mo n VT marrH-I J
J lint arrivr.d, an el-ganl uaaortrretit '-f
nen' overt l:tom pr!a (it C
If. Cooper's.
WHO CAf DOUDT.
When Buch Men Testify rtennrkuld.
Cur of Chas. Rlnell by Electricity.
Mr. Editor Dsar Sir Tula U to or-
tlfy that I have hat) a dtegreeahte dl-
charge from my ear to.' years, ocrom.
panled with sharp danlng pilna. Dr.
Parrlu has cured me and I feel It my
duly to writ, thlt card. I ean be re
ferred 'n nt Roan, l!glns Co.'i stor
Astoria. CHAfl. RI.VELU
DR. PARRIN'8 NRW OFFICKB.
Pr. Panin will occupy the offlces for.
merty ti by Dr. neckman at 01 HoBfl
street, after Novrmber 7lh, and will re
main In Antorla until December 1st, and
will In future treat all curable chronic
ami private d!ee.n-s with officii or home
treatment at th. reduced rat. of IS a
week, or In that proportion of tlm. as
rases ma7 require. The poor treated
free, except medicines, from f to 10 a. tn.
doily. 'Patients able to pay. from 10 a. m.
io I p. m. Evenings, 7 to t. Eiamlna.
Lions frt. to an.
COAL MINERS
IN ILLINOIS
I'ut a Tence Around Star Mine Num
ber Tko.
BACKBONE OF STRIKE BROKEN
Call .last lor Cbisoc Miser I sited' "list
torktit Object -Troakle l
rrobsble.
tlon. It l undratool that Wednesday's ;
meeting will bt of trcmwlous mtort.
anc to the craft throughout the state, :
un It was cl Hnwd that If Chlniimen sre
allowed to go to- work her and else-
where. It will only b- a mat'.er of tlm :
when mine employing tht kind of l-ibflrj
w-lll h able to undereell tla .mploy. J .
Ing skilled hands, aod thus th. price will
u again fm4 down. Th, .i-uation ! Kobleflo Makes an ImijortantiSpcec.li
I
IS EULOGIZED
hrv ta looked upon by bualnrm men as
most seirloua. The Chine, queetlon has
put an entirely new phase upon It It
means to Strea.tor alone, thr olnplace
merit of about 2.Wi men.
i
Against the Conservatives.
Ladles' and mtssea' night robes from
S cents to 11.60 at C. H. Cooper's.
AND CHICAGO, TO?.
Chicago, November 9 The author of
the theater hat ordinance. Alderman :
j Platke, will introduce this evening a
PRIVATE COUNCIL TO BE IIFLD
ropslsc is a Crowdea fleeting, ' Criticize
Veyler's Btlsvlor Carlistj Ap
plasd Him,
Chicago,
says:
Work la
eUcht-foot
! measure to prev-nt the playing of foot-:
bull wrlthln the limit of Chicago. In ; Tork, November . A dispatch
No,-mrT 9. The Tribune,
I
' speaking of his football ordinance, ., th. Herald from Madrid says:
in
board fence to be oUced
around Uie Star mine No. 2 at Carbon
Hill In the Iiraldwood. IH., mining OH-
All th.i oomiiiiys bulWIng" are
trlcl.
Nnv:y art Hnmt inwi deslcns on
fine linen very cheap at C. H. Cooper'".
Pillows, cushions, etc., from S cents
up to 1 at C. H. Ooopers.
KItirND OF HENRY GEORGE.
N'.i: Y.xk. Novctnliir H. -Dr. rlArd
N'Wtrry. found r of r.tx'litwood. Long
Inland, la deal from pneitmonfci. cn-trm-teil
at the furreral of Henry Georse.
H w.ia an Intimate friend of Mr. George
an 1 an .'..piiat adoca;e of tlw single
tax.
bone of the strike was broken and that
thousands of m n who have b-en Idle
for half a year will return to work with.
On Monday Srnor , Romero Robld4
I "Why do I Introduce It? Because It mad an Important speaks to hi adh r.
i In an Inhuman gam; a came that should 'H- About 400 persons were present,
; have been stopped long ago. Somebody n1 hr spoke for two hours. After ai:ud.
, gets hurt every time football l nlirni 1 lncr to the national losa sustained by the
to bo movwl inside th. enclosure. Along roaojf ( rf CuMy ftixtA l0 y
with the rviK.ru of the .tock.d- there ( tim wor,e prllcnht, ' oo,,., rt, w 8taln no
camo to Chicago report, that the bort-j rmth(C a uy day tha lger exists. He directed bitter recrim.
, game of fxnhaJl. it teaches school Inatlons against tbe cona-rvatlves who
; children to be brutal." 1 have goo. over to Sllvela, and severely
It Is thought llkeiy the aldermen mav cen,ure1 Marshal Martln-g Campos for
In ten days. The lockade may have;tilke the wJImi er0u.y 4nd p,. hU behavior sine Canovaa' death. H.
the purpose of answering the company'i j W. n wouI4 consterB; euioglxed Generel WVyler and praised
d mond. or It may be Ut the sujnlfl. tlon imong. loVtT, of footbttll fof Canovaa' memory for bavin kept hlra
cant aim la protecting Imported Mon-; wouId put c ba, to the big g!imt next'ln offtc In Cuba through thick and thin.
tikui workman), Th4 men formerly ; gaturJay to the oUwT big Jame u, aald that If the liberals fa tn turir
emplovd by the. general Wilmington : jchclule,! for ThanksglMnr day twtwe. n . Program H la all up with Spain, lie de-
Coal Co. at th BracevUI. mine, voted ch,,. Michigan University. cuu-ed that th. Sptuilardw recognized
yesterday to return to work tomorrow.; ; General Weyler's successea and con-
t
. . demned the autonomist r glme. He .aid
j th. liberal government has dreams every
! Bight as to wnvro General W'eyler ta
! golnfr to dtoembark, but that the govern-
I Muskogee. I. T.. November 9.-"Duck k"W W""
! Wakeman. aila. Oeor Thor. .,u. tMn1"' to "
Ktd Buck, Ud to be the laat of the "- eomMl nl ,peech b'
This mine is the urgwn In the Northern
: Purses, shopping bags, leather tH'
purt of Uie stat, and Is said to be one ail new at C. H. Cooper's,
of the keys to the situation In the Braid
wood district. Last night miners at
tvurhborinic plant were declaring that
th e resolutions to go hack to work
would curry but few men. and woull
end In a flule. General reports were
that the pr. pa rations to bring Chinese
miners from Wyoming to take the I
LAST OP DALTON GANG.
famous Dalton gang of outlaw., has been
killed near Cheeotah, I. t., In a fight
wiih Tnlr.l Rt-.tA- r , n
strikers places ha I crvalcd a stampede w-.uu nenneus,
th, I-aHan end non-Eng.lrt. LaW8n "d -Busa"" Wakmnr. '
speaking men. And local cool operator, ' " tner ot ,'D""to Wck" and
say this break In the striker, ranks ' WM "e f ,he brok '
ai (..utnrie last j'ear with
that ba approved of General W.yler.
views and that he was resolved to com.
to an understanding with him.
Robtedo'a epech Is regarded through,
out 'Madrid as a wonderful piece of ora
"ory, very wary and skillful, and it baa
UNION MEAT COMPANY
Shield BrandlHams, Bacon, Strictly Pure Lard
ALL KINDS OF CANNED MEATS
Guaranteed the Best la th Msrkst
CORNER FOURTH AND QLISAN STREETS - PORTLAND, OREQON
ADMIRAL RllIND DEAD.
Full Sketch of the Old lleroe's Life nnJ
Martial Career.
New York, Nov mlwr 9 R'-ar Admiral
Alexander Golden Rhlnd, U. 8. N., Is
dead at his home In this city. He had
bevn confined to his Iwd for flv. weeks.
lAduilml Rhlnd was born In N w Yolk
October 31. IM'1, hu father being a prom
inent shipowner In those days, who after,
wards b cam.- dlslliiKUlshed In the dip.
lomatic service of his country as plenl
iot(Mi(lary to Conatanlliiople in 1W7.
After nvelvlng un education in that cliy
tho future admiral ntere.l the nnvy us
mldviitpmuU; In 1, rtnvlvlng hln ap-
imlutnieiit frou Aliibulna. At the break-
'lug out of the war wmb In command
of the Crua.td. r, of the South All intlc
blockade squadron. He per.'ormod opcr.
aitlotiH In Edlsto sound for which ho r.
reived th. thankj of tho navy department
and was In command of the Keokuk
during tho tit tack on Charleston. April
7, Isi'kI. when he ran hla ship to within
5M feet of the walls of Fort Sumter,
drawing; the fire of all the forts upon
hvr. 81io was struck 90 times In 30 min
utes iiJid in shot hit hor b low the witter
line. She floated during the night, but
sank early In the morning, but oil hundu
were sav.d. Through the next year Com
mander Rhlnd was In James river nxlst
Iiik General Grant, and commanded scv.
erat v.wols, nnionj; them tho I'aul Jones
nn.l Waluish. It was at the attack on
Fort Fisher, however, that h won the
greatest renown. Asflat.d by Lutenant
Preston' and a vvlunteer crew from Ills
own vessel, he commanded t!;; Louisiana,
which, loaded with 215 ton of gunpowder
and bombs, set to explode by clockwork.
was. towed close to thr fort. The officers
nuV men were taken off by the- steamer
Wilderness. Th powacr boat wew up
as was expected, but did little Injury io
the fort. This operation was suggested
by Benjamin F. Bu;l r, and Admiral
Porter, who detailed the officer, In bis
GRAVE SITUATION
. IX BRAZIL
btNEfUl CAXTlrm IS M1V THE l
ISTEIt Of WR.
Conspiracy Dicovrrci Xgainst the Hovers
tntst I'oliic Viitchimi the
Newspaper
New York. November ! A dispatch
to the. Herald from Ructie. Ayres sJiys;
The It raid's correspondent In Rio
Janeiro fends word that Vice-President
Victoiino did not visit President Morel s
afier the attempt to assassinate the bu
yer Inst Frldr.y, nor did he attend the
funeral of Minister of War Betancourt.
who was killed In that affair. His atti.
tud.i haa caused n great di-al of com.
ment.
General Canturta has Iwen appointed
to succeed General R tancourt ns mln
ister of war.
The government officials of the navy
have . xpresscd to tho government their
adhesion to Its policy.
The sltautlon ss still regarded ns grave
In Rio Janeiro. Tlw police are wnlelilng
tht offices of opposition newsixiiK'rs. fear
ing they will be attacked by citizens.
The tr.v remain under arms ready
to quell any outbreak. Imp rlallsts In
particular lire preparing Io make a dem
onstration at the funeral of Count Motto
rala, who was physician to the late
Emperor Pom Pedro, and whose death
ooeurr-d ytvterdny.
A nicss.MA has Iwn prvscntcil in the
chnmber of doputl s ih'mandliig tlvat mar-
1lal kiw be continued In Rio Janeiro
because of the existence of tt conspiracy
agtilnst the government, and that n pen.
slon te grnnt d to the family of General
Betnncourt.
Flvei mcmlKrs of the opposition Iwvc
gone over to the opposition In the cham
ber. It is asserted that the murder of
General B ttincourt has made revelatiw.
imd that the governmont now knows
the plans of tho conspirators who have
been ploting Its owrthrow.
An oflleinl statement has reached P.lo
Janeiro tliut In tlw recent- fight In Santo
Splrlto. In which 40 Jacobins kllbd eight
ItnJInns. the aggressors were the Italians,
eaii4e,l a miuiIaii .h&M
marks the beginning of the end. and ' "ooun,
uymvmitv Dick" and others. HU body' '
iwmcro xwoicuo s leaaing aunerents will
th.ro will be no necessity for the Im
portation of the Chinos.
General Manager Taylor, of the gen
nas ren brought here, a reward r I
iCWhad been offered for his capture. ! "" VHVAt" Cmcl1 Thl" meUn'-
erul Wilmington Coat Co.. says the news
from Braocvllle regarding the action ot
the strlk r. Is correct and he expressed
i
th hoK that I', would be unnecessary to'
; PRIZE FIGHT
OX A FARM1
; It Is understood, will treat of an
j bly to convene early In D-.cember ta
consult as to a memorial In honor of
; Canovas, to propagate the doctrines of
Romero RobVedo and to arrange a man-
station In favor of Weyler.
I News is at hand of Important gather
I trsjs beld Monday in Sanianden On
waa a crowded meeting, nominally of
socialists, but the socialists pre nt
claimed a very small portion of the aa-
Rock Springs to In the city. With two '
of his k)il agents he called on G'neri:
Manager Taylor of thi- coal company I
.1
carry out the lih-a of Importing Chinese j
He dd'arvd. however, that unless the !
within a week the comiKinv would lie !
T1KP PI Irs nv ctit. ..... !
opening the mines with the Chinese1 jisu uM Btl.tni
miners from Rock Springs, Wyo. j OREGON AND VASMINT0N.
In the Chinese quarter In Chicago elgn. . semblage. At this meeting, on motion-
writt.n In Chinese were posted here and j of the celebrated socialist orator, Pablo
theiw caning for Celestial workmen to J . 1 3taa. It waa unanimously resolved
Uke place, tn the mines, but the answvrs j HeS"'1 V" S.rpnse to AII-C.sSidy fla, j ,0 absUUn from ,
to th sc advertisements were few If any.! .Marphy Domed. But Lost General Weyler's favor on hi .i.i
Lu Che Chi. a Chinese contractor from .... ! ThB m.A. , m.hih -..,
V . , , i - . Ql w. ...v.. " , , . t 1 . s
i behavior In Cuba was very severely crlt
j Icized, was packed. The populace greeted
the resolution, "That we do not attend
and held a long conference behind closed i "alio. Nov. 9.A prizefight for any manifestation In General Weylefa
dofrs. The sam Chinese officials In-j a Purae ' took place thi morning ; favor." with tremendous applause and
siccted the mints In the Braidwood ds..Bl daybreak on the farm of Mrs. pepp r. ringing shouts of "Never" Never-
trlct and declared they could furnish one at Tumatum, on the state line, between i The oth-r gathering waa at a Carlist
thousand .skilled miners to take the j Washington and Oregon, six mil s south ) banquet of fifty covers hetd at the Hotel
Places of the miners. As to the Impor- j ot m c between a man named Css-jde Europa. During th. speech a General
lat.on of the Chinese the r ports are to ' "' Francesco, and Murphy, of Weyler was flatteringly spoken of. Hi.
the effect that they wera to b: brought , Sillt e. It was attended by a large' wai drunk and those preg flt
In under contract to work for 67 e i tS'"owd from Walla Walia, Pendleton, and resolved to attend tlw manifestation la
a ton for a period of five y rs and the ' LaGrande. Th- affair was kept very General Weyler'. honor on his return
company officials say they will be pro-, "lule,t no'hlng being known about the to Santander
lectcd by guards. j nKt outside of those Interested, till to-
lou. j ;ew goods arriving dally and all the
AGAINST COOLIE LAEOR. : The nv.n were evenly matched phyrtc. Iateet noveltJes he shown from now
I ally. Cassldy wvlgbing i pounds 'and" Unt" Xmas at C. H. Cooper's.
Springtleld, III., Nov. . A remon- -uur'" "rteen rounds were fought
stramv swfiUnst allowing Chinese coal.;anu from the first round Cas.-i.dy seemed'
miners to be Imported Into the stat- for j t0 hilv- th host of It all through, sue- London, Nov. 9.-At the second day's
the purpose of mining coal at the Wilm-; J'nsr In knocking Murphy down In racing at Longfleld Park, Nove'mb r
ington coul towns In tho place of the nearly every round. In the fifteenth ' meeting. J. V. Long's two-year-old colt
striking min rs will be placed belore r,,unJ. w''n Cassidy had Murphy done Amherst, ridden by Sloane, the Am rl
Oovornor Tanner 1n the nam? of the for- ln unsuard d moment lie gae ean, won the Cage selling nursery han-
ENGLJSH RACES.
Murphy an
Vnlted Mlneworkers of Illinois. The gov
ernor will also be asked to co-operate
with the secretary of the Miners' Fed
eration in keeping out coolie labor. Staie money and puree of KID0 was awarded to
Secretary Ryan of the Miners' Federa. j Murphy. Murphy was badly puntshel.i
Slxte. n horses run.
August Bel-
the
ooendne. u-h..n ou ioi.. aicop.
k,..i - . - monfs bay filly Souveraine won
. . ..n ngm-nancl Plow on Cas. malden twwrld plate.
adye ohln, knocking him out. The ga;e
tlon states that If the Chinese are im
ported and set to work In the northern
while CassUly showed orrly a few marks. ;
As soon as the mill waa flnbh.d the prin-'
coal fields, bloodslved will surely result, j cipuls disappeared, and the officers,, who
If Governor Tar.nr refuses :o Interfere. ; aro now looking for them are unable to
Secretary Ryan says the matter will be 'catch tlum.
referred to the president.
MCCH EXCITEMENT.
Streator. 111.. Nov. 9 The announce,
ment tliat Chinamen would bt plac d l.i
TUPPER ON AMERICANS.
Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 9 The citizens
of Vancouver tonight ent-.rtalned Sir
Charles Tupper with a non-political btin-
the mlneti of the northern Illinois fiiTd ! Quot. In replying to the toast rf
has caused an Immcns- amount of ex
citement here ntul a call has been issued
for a full convention of the district to be j nudian government should m et thra o i
"Health," he said If the Americans kepi
up their policy of hostile tariffs the fa-
held next Wednesday afternoon ln th's
city. Every shaft will send delegatt-s
and ln the meantime the various organ.
Izatlons will get together and take ac-
thelr own ground. Tbe Canadian gov
ertiment should show the United Staiei
that though they were big and powerful
they could not coerce Canada.
Royal anakes the food pmrt,
wholesons and dallcloaa.
FOVOES?
Absolutely Purs
KTM. MUtmO WHO 9 CO., Nfv rO
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