VilLLSUORO INDEPENDENT
EclciMi in th pottottic at Hillsboro, On.
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SubwrlpUun, InadYanea, pr year, H OC
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1). M. C. GACLT. Editor.
FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1W2.
SPECIAL 8BSSIOS.
Tbu Salem Journal, Col. Holer
Witor, is Mkiug tor a upeeial eftmlon
of the leglaUture for the purpose of
euacting- a atate. official salary law
and an act making effective th In
itiative and referendum amendment
to the conatitotlon. The demand
for this legislation U the claim that
if enacted before the officer elect are
worn in, there will be a caving of
1:200,000 lea the cost of the special
section, which la put at $1000 per
day. The amnion would last from
ten "o fifteen day wherefore ucb
special sesalon would coat about
$13,000. The Journal doea not point
out the Item that would go to make
up the $00,00), And the Indepen
dent doea Dot believe any such sav
ing can he made. The proportion
to put the officials ou flat salary la
a good oue and should be adopted,
but It doea not mean that the gover
nor will get leea money than now
paid. No one supposes tlint it
would be just to pay the governor no
more than $1600. That aum may
have been sufficient 44 years ago
when we were few Id number and
the business of the office trivial in
amount. Even the secretary o(
state would get more from the state
treasury under a flat salary than is
now paid to blm. What that officer
gets more than the $1500 cornea from
fees paid by wealthy corporations
who are beat able to contribute. No
doubt (here is a little leekage here
since the state pays the cleric hire
that (terforms the work for these
ou'slde parties. If that outride work
were n6t done fewer clerks would be
needed, and if done the emolument
should pay clerk hire and not the
state. How much these fees amount
to cannot be known but It is not be
lieved that the sum even aproxi
mates to $200,000. In the state
printer's office, where it is claimed
that a great savlnir is possible, the
annual estimate for the past two
year was $36,000. If all of (his
were saved It would not amount to
a fourth of $200,000. In truth the
state printer does not get a very
great salary since he pays for his la
bor at the highest wages demanded
by the printer's union. The office Is
a union offiae. A saving can be
made In the printing office and the
way to do it is for the legislature to
order less work done. The printer
Is on the fte system and get paid
for what he doea.
The laws paying the officers more
than the constitutional allowance are
acts passed by the legislature and van
be reealed at auy time. The regu
lar session ran do that as well as a
special session. The constitutional ob
jection to the repeal of such or the
enactment of any law la removed by
the initiative and referendum amend
ment. The necessity for an extra
session doea not exist.
STATE Pit EMM,
Col. K. Hofer and Uovernor Oeer
threaten to call an extra essiou of
the Oregon legislature. Albany
Herald.
Uov. Oeer has started a move
ment for au etra setwlou of the leg
islature to secure aa Immediate re
duction of salaries of state officials.
He believes now in carrying out
platform promise. He does not
wish Chamberlain to get that $6000
salary against which he declaim
ed so much durlug the campaign.
He fears the rednctuon in salaries,
made during the term of the newly
elected officials, caunot be changed
after they shall lie sworn Into office
Oeer Is a fine man a regular Arte-
nius Ward, who think the bent
place for a boil Is on the othn fel.
low's leg! Astoria News.
Ooingon the supositlon that Ueo,
i mamneriain is our next trover
nor, we expect to see the governor's
salary confined to $1500 a year.
Rut will he stand for thai? It 1
Mghly probable that Chamberlain
con tern pit ten drawkng the rustomary
12;0. l.ugene Register.
The official count for governor has
not yet been completed, the delay
being In Multnomah county where
the tally sheets for three precincts
were ealed In the ballot boxes. The
clerk refuse to open these at waa
dine by the rhvk in this county, hot
will wait for aa order of the Circuit
Court. Chamberlain is, without
much doubt, elected by a lead of SM)
to 300 vote. All the other republi
can state candidate are elected by
the usual ionoritlea. Mr. Tongue'
plurality in thia district ia over 7000,
a gain of 4000 over the 1900 election.
DESEKET 45S1TEKS1BT.
Halt Lakt City, Utah, June 2.
Editor Independent:
Yesterday wast the 101t anni
versary of the birth of Brlgham
Young, bat a the 1st of June came
on Sunday, and the "Mutual Im
provement" conference being la tea
sion, the celebration was not held
until today.
Ilia family, defendant and friend
honored hi memory by having
J reunion at Saltair. The statute of
! President Youbir at the head of
Malu atreet, waa beautifully deco
rated with evergreen, flowers, col
ored light and flag. He!d'a band
assembled around it la the atoralng
and played favorite a'r of the leader
of the Mormon people. While this
was going on the veteran artillery
men of Nauvou Legion took two
cutis to Capitol Hill north of the
city, and fired a salute of forty-seven
gun.
The special feature of the day was
the reunion at 8tlUlr. SUtalr pa
villion 1 a pleasure resort about
eighteen mite weat of the 'city oo
Great Salt Like. Traiua went out
bout six time during the day.
The o mntry thro which one paa
sea to reach Haltalr 1 dry and barren,
the principal product being sage
brush. Very little of It la under
cultivation.
The Jordan Uiver, which ia tilled
with ijuicksand aad whirlpools in
plauee, la a narrow, dirty lookiifg
little stream, hardly worthy of the
name river, and waa crossed before
cue had time to more than take one
hasty look.
The pavllliou, which was built, or
rather finished, June 1, 181)3, ia of
Moorish architecture and was built
at a cost of $300,000. It rests secure
ly on 2,500 piles, and when first
erected was 4000 feet from shore, but
the waters of the lake have been re
ceding so rapidly of late year that
Official Uote
NAMK8.
STATE
Governor
George E. Chamberlain, dem
William J, Furnish, rep
A. J. Hunsarker, prohl. ,.
K. K. Ryan, socialist
Supreme Judge
Koliert S. Bean, rep
11. K. lionhaiu, deiu
C. J. Bright, pro
Pecretarjr of State
0. W. Barzee, socialist
N. A. Davis, pro.
Krank I. Diinlinr, rep
I. W. Hears, limn
State TreaHuior
llenrr Blaokuian, dem
T. 8. Mclianiel, pro
Charles 8. Moure, rep
W. W. Mvers. socialist
Superintendent of Public Instruction
.1. 11. Acaeruian, rep.
U. W. Kelsey , pro..
W. A. Wann, dem......
Attorney General
A. M. Crawford, rep. ,
T. II. Govne, pro
James H. Italey, dem
State Printer
W. W. Brooks, pro
James K. Godfrey, dem
J. K. HoHuier, socialist
J. K. Whitney, rep.. ....
DISTRICT.
Representative to Congress
lliram Gould, pro
K. P. Itamp, wcilist
Thomas II . Tongue, rep
J. K. Weatherford, dem
United Ktates Senator
T. T. Geer, rep
C. K. H. Wood, dem
COUNTY.
Representative
Hubert Bernards, union ,
William Sclmluierich, union.. . . ,
Soloimm Weckert, union
1. M. C. Gault, rep
Charln" Hints, rep
B. K. Punlv, rep
I. C. Einmel, pro
Iwi Knnea, pro
H, 8. rUuntevunt, pro
County Judge
H'. T. Buxton, rep
N. P. Oakernmn, pro
I. . A. Kocxl, anion
Omniv CommiHiioner
', J. Butner, rep
W. II. t'onnell, pro.
B. G. edy, union
County t'lerk '
K. J. lioilman. rep
I.. I.. Hollingrr, pro. . .'
Gen. A. Morgan, union
Sheriff
8amnel Gallireath, rep
J. K. Hawkins, pro
4. W Newell, mi km
Recorder of Conveyances
H. R. Pindley, pro
Kmil I. Knratli, rep
ltnlpli I.. Wann, union
Trcaxurcr
J. M. Greesr, pro
William M. Jackmin, rep
K. II. Parker, union.
Ai'sc-wor
'. ('. Kmniel, pro
A. Peterson, union
eo. II. Wilcox, rrn
...i
Surveyor
n ior r.. r.inmei, pro
A. A. Morrill. rei
Coroner
lr. C. I.. Ijirye, rep
W. P. Via. nnion
Swine runniog at large..... .
..Yes
No
. Ye
Initiative and Keferenilutn ,
No
Total votes polled in each precinct.
rVatU-rinit for 1'. 8. Senator:
C. W. Fnlton-IJiut.Mi, 4 ; IWneliui, l;ColuuiUa, 1;M Milliilioiv, M;g Hillaburo. S ; 8 K.et ir..e, W Cedar. 1 ;
ToUI. 20, J ud )iu Bennett Columbia. J; X Hillitnro, 1 ; Total. S. 8. A. D. Mek Columbia. 2. io. Kelly-Col-ambia.
I. W. I). Hare .V Hilltboro. 1. Simon S Hiiliboro, . Tonju 9 HilhUiro, 1. Vaughn West Cedar, 1
Hiuton Biiitnn. I.
flratterinK lor Coroner : (
. 8. T. Bowwr 8 Korett Oror. .
and ban can be een mot than a
hundred feet waat of the pavllliou
aad the bather must wade out for
many rod before the water reachea
even to the walat. Boon the resort
will be oo dry land. Old timer
hereaay that there have been time
when one could walk over to Ante
lope Island dry ahod, but now he
would have to use a boat. Bo the
water Diay return at aome future
day.
There are 629 bath hou-ws com
pletely equipped and the floor for
danciug measures 260 by 140 ft.
Many thousand can las accomodated
on the pa villion at one time, There
are many attraction a ' shooting
gallery, a steam awing, beside other
swing", placed on the first floor
where hundred can eat lunch at one
time, and many other minor attrac
tion. Those who are so iuciined
can climb to the top of the pavillion
and there obtaio a flue view of Great
Salt Laae,the lland audtheOuulrrh
mouulaiua. Or if . they are tired
constitutionally, they uiay wauder
out ou the wings and gaze down In
to the lake or watch the seagull
which circle about the pavllliou.
Today a special program was rend
ered. Three of Brlgham Young's
wive were present besides 300 or
more of hi deceudauts. When first
going on the ' aecoud floor all
grabbed a cltelr and pushed it along
ou the waxed floor until they reach
ed tho authorities of tho church,
when they (topped. Everyoue waa
comfortable when It was auuouuced
that all were to gather 'round the
orchestra stauj, which was at the
south end. Joseph K. Smith, the
present head of the church, was the
first speaker, lie paid many glow
ing tribute to the departed presi
dent. U. II. lloberts delivered au
oration. He was a little handicap
ped by hi introduction. U. Young,
on of Urigham Young, Sr., intro
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many way in which he resembled
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Brlgham Young, Hr., ho i.d by
aaylog that Ihertt was stlJI another
way, aa B. H. Krrtertp, as well as
Brlgham ouoir, was the father of
twins, Roberts was perfectly as
tounded, and so embarrassed that he
hardly knew how to begin. He
aid that he had meant to tie neriouB
and that it was a little unkind of his
friend to switch him off in such a
manner. He aaid that he had never
dreamed of resembling Itrigiiam
Young, and thai all knew about the
twins. The speech was fine as
Robert's always are. He spoke par
ticularly of the preparation that
urtgnam Young hd to fit him for
the great work which Ood had or
him to do. He wa prepared by the
lessons be learned in eaiiy life ihro
coming In contact with the common
people etc. During the course of his
remarks he msde oue asweriiot, that
would be a good subject for debate.
Mormon's Itelieve, aud they are
quite right iu their I 1 ef according
to the Bible, in precxistence of spir
its. While speaking ou this sulij't t
Huberts advanced the theory, if one
can call it audi, that environment
and parentage hare very little to do
with the building ,.f clmracter; tlmt
our character was already formed in
the world of spirits, or something to
that effect. The last sieaker was
Dr. Tanner who of couise spoke as
the rest had done, about the man
they were eudeavoriug to honor. I
had the pleasure of meeting the l'res-
Ident of the church, Joseph F.
Smith, who is a kindly, dark-eyed
elderly man, Brlgham Young, Jr.,
aud a son of I'arley P. Pratt. We
saw, before returning home, a glor
ious sunset on the lake. It went
down quickly but left the west all
ablaae witn red and gold, the islands
in the lake were mistv and blue, and
long shadows rested on the still witt
er of the lake.
Thua ended the 101st anniversary
of Brlgham Young's birth.
Maud Kllkn Baggaki.ey.
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OF SIX W ELKS
P ginning J!on1;iy.
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OPEN ALL THli YEAR
The Portland nuim;A Oni!-pr in o m n't
the y-ar. Htutl.ru may t nt- r M
time, for fj;'iial brurn d nr :i rv;uci
cours. ami rr-i-:v' in.'fvuJuul or -i m
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A. V. A mint run ir, l.t.. It.. frin Ipitl
Timber I.h nd. Art .1 une :t, I H7
.OOICKFOi: t'l ltl.K ATION
L'JOTtu h r tk-. I..!i or ti ic.
Hri;ov City, k-.. M y ' '. Mi.'.
UIK'K IS 1IK1!KIJ lilVt N 1 1 1 A t'
iu cotiiiili:UM- wall the ftjiftvUiun of
lh ai t oM 'onirresi. of Jinit-:i. -tit 1 1 l tl
"An act lor tin; utlt; ut tinitMr Iuimim in me
Sl.il i.f l Hlltorniu. OrfKUII. Ncv:nl, :ilul
W:tliini;ion 1 ernlorv,'' k.s cxleiuii! l nil
the 1'ulilie l.aml muCpn liy m t i" Aucut .
1.IJ, John ifljiMer, of Olury. Ctunty ot
I lal.sop, Malt of iln ou, li-ta
ttiiH tiiiv lilfd in tluK oitii't h 0 rwur.i ai:ii
nofPt No. .''7jh. for lite nuri'li;i- . l V'., t.i
I lie N W 'S . 6 1J ' , A W ' Ot-c 10 N V 1 .
S W ', of .w. iu. ,'i ill T .1 .N K ;
unit will niter proi.: to xlmw thai the In ml
aou'iii is mure vaiuuu e lor lla ttinixr or
bl uio than for ttuncullnnil purKjnc.H an l
to culahlisli Iiih clniiu to satit laud Uto v
the liO;i-ti'r and Knn-ivur at this ulliioal
Oregon City on Friday, the rlli day of
Aimuit, I'.ki.'.
He naiiifh as witM6v:
John lJem k, of Ulney, Oregon,
.'ulius tiarhu, if '
Guurge Vosf of 'Astoria,
tlar" K. Larson, of " "
Any an I all pi-Hons i laiiiiing advor.-ly
the ulHJve-ilaTihel landn nrv rtititrstvtl to
tile tht'ir e aiiiiK in thn olHcf on ur Iwluie
said "ih day of August, PIC
(..HAS. it. MOOKKS.
Kej;iler.
Notice of Final Sett lenient.
Nutioe 18 herel.y uivell that the uml r
aiKned e xi eutorti of the hini will and t-Mt:t-.ne"t
ol J0I111 Kay, ileceased, have lili-.l
their linal aecount as stu-li i'i'(-iitorH in
the county court of Washington county,
OreKon, and nuid aceount will In- heard liy
pain court on .Monday, July i, v.nyj, at u
liou- ol 10 o'clock of ..aid day.
MBV Jisr Kav
1Iihm !. Kay
Kxecutrix and exeeutir of the lust wil
uml tcxtauient ol J.dtii Kay, . ccras,.,l
Itidn tor 'wwd.
Notice i hTi liy,i;iv('n that the under-
signed will receive ImiIm troiu date until
Monday, June HI, pi 2 for turniidiiui; anil
ui'livennt; m the nelioul yard m li illnburo,
Oregon,
IUI;ohi Km Woon: lilCoiuw I'oi.k ()k
cut lour fit t in ieiieah from ureeu IiiiiIh
and delivered liy bepleinher 1, I! :H
Hy order the Hoard o. l)n-ei tora Nrhmd
cli.su H-t Ao. i,
I'HTFR lll.SKIW.
.'!" t'erk
Sunnnor Normal
The llrst lei 111 of the i.it;i
Siimnier Nornml -ti-l Aliy 5 in
the 1st National hank lildy:, S:ilm,
Ore, to contiiitii' eluht wi'ek-i. Tui
tion $i! for the term or $1 per week
I he wcDiiil term opens J oil'1 30 to
oonlititie till the August exKiniiiii-
tion. I uition f.i.
ClaHeH will lie furnie.I in nil I he
nraiichi'-i riiiiireil for tato m..l
county prtprH. Hoard f:', per wt. k.
1 ho Hlti-ndrtnii, will ho Inrtco.
For inforiiiatinn Hililros.j,
J. J. KKAPS,
S.i'eio, Ore.
Aeker'a DysiieuMn TiiltleM lire dt
on a punitive juarautce. t'uren heartlMiri
raiHiiif 01 tlm I.hhi, (liHtrrHH ullf r eatine: o
any form ol liyspriisia line little tahlt
Kive iiiiiiKslia relief. 2! cin, and iO cl
I lie Delia Drug More.
Xoiiro to CoiitrartorM.
Sea'ud l.idn will Ik received at the coun
ty court room Wedneadae, lune 4,H 1'-'. lor
the coiiKtruction of a hriilc across Dairy
creek at the. iint commonly known a
Kuphuur hridtre.
the vamn l.rnlue.
isweilieatioui nia lie n nt the clerk's
oflice.
ly order 01 the (!olllm:lMoneK, Court.
I,. A. IJOt'l), Juilcc
Dyspepsia Cure
D!gest3 what ycu eat
This preparation contains all cf tbt
ainestant.4 ana mesu nit kiihh or
food. Itglvesinstantrelkf and ner
falls to cure. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The mostscndtlrt
ftomachs can take It. I-y its use manr
thousands of dyspeptics have been
euredaftoreverytliiiitfel.se failed, it
prevents formation of iris on the storo
eh, relieving all distress after eattn?.
Dieting unnecessary, l'lcasant to talM.
It can't help
but do you noon
fcilrH.i'T tf F. 0. 1 'F'.ViTT ..- ( o., 'nl.-n
Fbtl. boUli, eouttt.a '- t.iinv, vie.
"71 V wife hadnlmnleAn tiprfiip. but
Who h.K bC'-u tjKill-7 1 Asl'Alit I'S uiel thPV
have all ii:v.piK'art--l. 1 hut ! n lrt.nt.wd
ilh roti-t!Ti.il!on r.r semi tune. I, -.it nurwiK.
IriK tlio lirt i a-iir. t 1 h;,e ti.ul no tronl-lo
with t hi .iiiment. (Ve r:m:-it ilk tiio LIkIi
ly i,t ;i-.c:ir.-ts. " Vmm W ah :MAt
67UH Uurmantnvn Avo.. rmuulcliibta, Ia,
Wliiin.
e.lMlith,.. I'n..nt T-,.tr (Innrf. fVi I
wwa. .-.ever m ken. iik.ui.ur ur. i. n.. J.10.IAK. j
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... -
mt Iw4r rmmmj, M,m,l, )!
Mrl Tfl Dill P.. 1.1 at,.!
-:. .tiiwl (.y a.Mrfrf.
wttlw
tipatei
IM Ti.ii fa vn
PliPLES
( KIP cX-ATIC
W THA0 MARK KWTmo
Buy a Kodak
(UvNUINK ICASTMAN' KDDAKS t h to $35 Qo.
I CVCI.ON'KS 1
i'ui:.Mus '.
f l'DCDS
Plates, Film. Prhit u: I'ajiers ami t.ther. Pliotn Sup
lilies. One jrif all the time and that the lowest.
Our Dark Room
Tho Hillsboro Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any liuniNl, iulellient ilioiKt or .li ynii-ian will t -1 1 you that naii'olii' poiamn
ueli aH opium, lienhune., deadlv iiilitsliade vr eiN-aiito and rueri-urv are and have
been Mime the Dark Av ei axel in all file Me-lirinis. and that smli niedieation
ri'ally iK-rpeliiaU-H 1'ilea. VeniH I'ih' enre i no! a rrlie of llu Dark Ai'eP, hi-l.it)
eniitaina no nareoli or iiii'ieui y, .i'HKHI Kenanl if a tr:n- 01 any narrnno or luei -L'liry
In- fomld in Venn. All olhrrn innta 11 liar, otn-s i.r in. rriiiv. Dtn it if
VOU dar,l tl l inh I MLe k h. if0 Pou-aiil if Vitiih iail tn t-iir. unv i.'imi. t.l lil..j W..,-ut
W I eaeei- en red with one ui of 'eruri. Over lO.lkNI m rnianenl rures in u ye yeara:
Sold 111 IJillnliuro hy Iho Twenlie'li (Vutury Store :
The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
LOVELACE
PRINCE
2-ycar-olil record ? 2y
3-yenr did rocoril :2o. .".-year-old trial, -2:12, (
Will make the season of 1 W2 at the Riirorotitnl ;, Hillsboro, Wash
ington comity Oregon, uivm the followinp; tcrni.-i:
Si'iison, ttilh privilege of icliirn '."i.(l
. Insurance :!."). (10
Ivovelace is a dark hay, with
hands high, weighs 1 .".Ol) pound ;.
Sire - Kgolist, 2:2'-".: and sire
2:i2.' , nn, - otlu-is 111 the 2:.
u 111 .tji .1101 4'.h--i li lie ,t snt,- III ,. Ill 2:311.
First dam Cupon, dam of Lovelace 2.20, Dnrsey I,, 2:20', lli tsey
Ilritlon a:2o-4; Ooldl.ic S.tS',,' :l)uchess,?:273'; liiill.tntiue f.'Xy.;
Chnntilly tria. 2:29,'.;; Klnn.liko. trial 'J:tS; brand dam of Cliantv
2:t.f and Cascade
2;i.ji4 ly
Second dam
Crape Lisse, dam
and Halzaritic, l:n 1V (5c Wilkes.
Third dat i ' 1 of Tarllon, 2:31, trial 2:21.
Lovelace, as a 2 yea; -old trotted in two races, obtaining a 2-year-old
lccont of 2:2. As a three year old he was campaigned in several
states, trotted in 23 races, obtained
took a record of 2:20 in a third hc:t
mile at Cleveland iu 2:12!:;.
His breading is unsurpassed.
and Geo. Wilkes the two Ktertest speed producing strain!"
in the world. Ilia dam, his ;;rand dam, the dam and
grand dam of his sire, and tho dam ot his grand sire, arc all in the preat
brood marc? list. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had five colls by Election
eer, and all are 111 the list. Three
headed the list of winning sires at
of his sire, has six in tho 2:10
-o list.
Marcs from a distance will receive
per month.
For further particulars ser; or addrqss,
E. B. TONGUE, i
Hillsboro, Oregon.
0
I
5 S25, S30, S35,
S40and S50j
t
F. R. DAILEY.
Next to Vi hrurn'a on .Main Ht. 0
Notice ot Intention to Willi
draw liionrtince liy th
I nllril Stnlea l-'ire
Mnmiiep Compmiy.
'lo wlioni it may coiieni;
In iiooirdaiii e with tin- rviiirrment. ot
the lawn of thehinlttor Or' pm, rel.il ivi- to
iiiHiiriiuee ronin.-iuiej.. n..i.-e in :ci-.,y
Riven tli.it the 1 Mind ritnten Hre limur-anei-
oiiiiuiiy, ol .Vi- V..rk. New orli,
U-Mrinr. to eeiiif Uoiiik Iilkik h m 1 1 i it
the Mute olOreirnii Iii rmh to itli.mw
Its dep.il.it Willi llic Ire.isnrer ol Bud
hlute iind will, if no cl.iini .-i-.-iint nn
l'oiniaiiy cli-. II l l,lr, ni, o,,. IM,ir.
mire ( .....ii.i. mi. ii 7 within iil.mi,,,
In. ik the ,h,v of I , l.rniirr. I! J. the
tiaine heii"i the dat of (lie tir.-l nillirii-
ll.Ml of II. .K IH-tiee, Willi li , tx ii-Hit
from Ihu Mute I reiiH.irer.
1 Ni l l-,(. r-l A IKS KII.'K
I I iH'IIA M'K i OMI'.. r.
I I y vV. W. t i.d.-rliil . I r-i.int.
I I'-lelnt New Vim k, tli.f 71 h nuy .f i eh
' riiary, l!.i.'. v. 1 1
otleeol I'lnnt t-l I lenient
Ni.r,.
Ellt'.l,
is liri- y Kivrn iIkiI tin- under.
li- l-l.illlin ol the i-l..le ot r- :iiii '1
nil. ilenl, Ii.ih 1 1. I in I-,,- ( .iiintv
l.lM-li:,
t'..iir ,, ),,. ,nt
u-e .:. .mm v. h, .
ee-llt r i , utlil 1 1. it
!: 111 lor W :i-li-
..I n
nt 1
1 e. ,111,1 n li
.'it t h.-a ..i.iMiii.t-
e.l . t.l V Hie liith 1;iy ol l.l'- I'.ii, in l)
ei.M k 111 lite i.mhiiiiii , t:i , , j itnyiiHthe
tune 1,-r tin.il wtth im-nt 1,1 flli,l ....(.:, i,.,
lor he.-ifii.x ol.ei tioiM, if -my. t , the Kaid
ha d iieeoiint. mid the liiuil m i tletut nt ol
fejid enntr.
ANNA I. I t ( HASAN.
Kxf u'riT of the hiiale ol Haimiel llueh.
anart, ihi-enst-d, f -j 4
llillshoro, iUy IHU.
whether vott
o
ie white hitiil foot, over IG
of Kgoen :M'
if
the
Ctmqucrer,
2 '.''.. sire
1 1
1-nil hrollu r to Snhinx
J'rinccps.
of J'.raid a.io'f.
King Rene jr, 2:17
1st, 2nd or ,'M motley in 17 races,
in December; worked publicly a full
He combines tlio blood of K.lcot
of them having at ditlorent nerioHs
their acre. Watcrwilch. fraud ihmi
list has over mo i!esivtiil.itil it, fl,A
e-ood care and nasturaee at i cn
IMSMillTS IHSKASi:.
Th hiresl. Mini ever :i.I for a ore
c riition, rli,tui;ed hands in ,San Fian
cinri, Ant;. :;0, 1 ! 10 1 . The triomfer in
volved in coin n,l sto. k il 1,fKl.no and
waa :iii l y n j.arty of luisiiiesw men for
a-.ecilic for l!iihfM I'iiseaKc mil IH.i
lieteo, hitherto iiieurahlu diHeases.
They eonitneneed the aeriolla inveKti
li.ition of the stweilir ,-l jdiiii,
Tliey interviewtil seores of the cured and
trim it out on its merits hy j.iittin over
three dozen chim-m on the treatment and
wiiteliin tlietn. They iilao j-ot ,,yvi
clans lo 11:11110 chronic, in. urahlo rnseti,
and administered it with the iiliyoii nitu
Lirjudsjei. toAiitf n, fi-hl'y-H.ven
per cent of the t. st am wete either well
or iro:repinK fafi-rahly.
There Ileitis Inn tliiih'en per cent of
failmes, the jiurtiei Were wtialieil and
ehweil the tr.in-aeti.,11. I he proeeeilint's
of the ii)Ve.iti;:atinn ronniiitltt. and the
eliuieitl rt;.orl rf t!i tet eiwgwere .iih-li-lud
and w.ll Im- mailed frw. m niilien
tlon. Adilren Juiim .1. Ktri.ToM t:M
e.'Nv, I'l Monlj-oiin ry St. Sun Fran. imo.
Cal.
O'vitlx
Eiguaton
is at your service
luiy or ttot.
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