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Olympia,
Washington,
Olympin, P
Pe-ru-Bt
Preparing for
H oliday Trade«
Waabingtoa, Nov. 13.— Proa ¡«font
Boar, of tbo Philadelphia A Bonding
«sat and iron ^snpany, has Sind with
tbo anthracite eoal strike commission
tbo reply of that company to U m atate-
ment made byLjobn Mitchell, presi
dent of the Mlaeworkera of America,
concerning the pointe involved ia the
anthracite coal atrike.
Following ia
tha holidays.
-Ot 'M I—
TO anOWBKS; /Wa always hoy «er». I
W O LF
p ili*
SO N S .
•OS ttfONT ST..
U m 2 7 Ih dnjr
«lap of fonti
giving for U m
paat jrnar, i
McBride, go
Waabingtoa,
and by virtut
me by lav, d
day, U m 171
aa a dar of 1
(hrooghont t
by appoint Thnrs-
Sf November, ISOS,
living and prayer
la of Wellington,
»commend that the
recognition oi tbo
. are now enjoying,
¡ai avocationa and
deeds of charity
Id in their ch arch re
render prniee and
biver of ail good,
lof I bate bateonto
pad the anal of U m
(bis ISth day of
_ „.
«IU M in iron
Í3 UO p a r ■
Payable monthly. Call or »rila.
L. M . Davis, Proa.
Perhaps your mother
had thin hair, but that ia
no reason why you must
go through life with half-
starved hair. I f you want
long, thick, hair, feed it
with Ayer’s H air Vigor,
and make It rich, dark,
and heavy.
U nion P acific
• ■ a D a y B . I.U ..I t o r a t r i a .
Cl «dentari au li.mln* Devar
a aaaparaw realilraoa 1er all
mb . The Soar.line DapartBMi
arful and wrll arrasgad Son
C. Fot Calalo, ua or oUtar ti
AtlO S m
•nsa.ro
i n t Principal.
Washington Farmers
and Stockmen Indorse
Prussien Stock Food I
TiW4.ro
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
America, SS coi 1¡erke and loor wash
er lea and that at that time it had
2ft,8M employee ip and about the
DYSPEPSIA
“ The demand for ‘SO per cent in-
crenan upon the price paid during the
year 1901 to employu performing eon-
tract or piece work' ia arbitrary, nn
reasonable and anjoak. Thin company
«Wales there ia such similarity between
the mining of bitumlnona and of anth
racite coal aa to make wagpe paid ia
one a standard for the other. 1
’ ’ This company denies that the pres
ent rate of wages ia lower than is paid
in other mines ia the same locality
and controlled by like conditions.
Ohio.
This company ia not in form eg as to the
average annual earnings in the ‘bitum
inous coal fields, but it avers tin t near
ly ail of its former employee woo dar
ing the post five months worked in the
bituminous mines base returned to the
anthracite real regions, preferring to
weak in the anthra« its mines.
“ •This company denies that ‘ the rate
of wages in the anthracite coni fields ia
Advfca
insufficient to compensate the mine-
Patient— What would you advise me workers, in vie«v of the dangerous char
to do for dyspafrte, doctor?
acter of the occupation in relation to
Dr. DeQuick— Well, if yoa went it accidents, liability to aarioua and perm
real bad hire a «heap cook and u t ir- anent disease, the high death rate and
• ego forty. Tow do: fora, p lu u l
the ahort trade life inddont to thia em-
San Francisco, Nor. 14.— Lake B.
Wright, of the PhilJpiAacs, speaking of
financial affairs in th* islands, said in I t has cured eougha and co Ida for forty
an interview that the saoney market is years. At draggiste, 96 cents.
oontinoally fluctuating.
Levafy Parties.
“ A bill to afford lb# necessary relief
Nodd— I ’ m going to give a children’ s
was presented to congress, bat not party. Will yoa come?
Todd—On one condition.
*
passed," said he.
“ I think that lor
“ And that?”
the benefit of the commerce the matter
"That I can play with the ebildraa
should again be taken ap at the next
and don't have to talk with the grown
session of congress. It has been sug ups.“ — Life.
gested that a Filipia » «foliar of silver
should be introduced Into the islands.
This dollar ahonld be worth actually
60 cants of our got
such a coin would
.y «oe P«wmnt| ^
WOBa#rfnl ehangcr sccomplietMd
financial situation,
■ ■ ®ooetaiy by advertising denti its are well U lu
system would be nil
lo the oae now tratad by tba fame of Wise Brothers,
whose offices are in the Failing build-
in use in Japan."
U bata limitad in»* Th,td aad Waabingtoa struts,
_ .no ooo—he Portland, Oregon. It ia irne that yon
» Phi linn in*« i « • » base * tooth Polled entirely with-
____ - p!* . j ont paia and that the cost of faim teeth
mm
fo very moderata. This greet 'advance
^
j in «fontal rurgery fo m m of the blessings
. ..
,
of the present age. Establishments
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Rkilled lik*
Wlm Brothers in Portland
....
render it abort aa pleasant to fit your-
" • b e l a t e aeif out with aew forth ss to acquire
1 would be able
° * £ r ortkfo of wear and nuful-
NET WEATHER H/
A. L. C R A ia,
to L.
80UTH AND EA8T
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Dl. 6 . GEE VO SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Shssts Rosts.
WONDERFUL
HOME
TREATMENT
This waaWTfW CM-
my of the in-
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BrotherTid Tartine-
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sunto and act apon them.
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MM doctor la nail«!
«real hecaom ha o r a «
■MfS wilba« opmt-
A piece ef frog’s rtin not larger in
diameter than tha rabbsr tip oa your
lead pencil hu more perae to it than
there are meehu to tha mosquito net
ting on year screen door.
Mothers win Saa 1
ngSyrup the basti
hudran doriag U m I
A Feast of Oee4
for tu a .
8t. Nicholas announces for 1903
“ Tbe Story of K ir * Arthur,” written
dad illustrated by Howard Pyfo, a com
panion story to Me famous “ Robin
Hood.” Two short at cries by Mias
Alcott. will soon appear te Ft. Nich~|
ofoa, with other atoriu and articlu by
other well known writers. St. Nicholas
makes a specialty of papers ef infarme-
tion, richly illustrated articles on prac
tical subjects, like tha navy yard, the
assay office, etc.
Tbe price of Ft. Nicholas fo thru dol
lars a yu r. The paMlahora announce
that new stibacribera who begin with
January may receive the November and
December numbeis free.
Tha origin of the symbol "cw t.” for
hundred weight ia aa fellowe: C ia the
initiai letter of the Latin
word
“ centum,” meaning a hundred, and wt
To “ don” a man far debt cornu from
are tbe flirt and fort fettere of the word tbe memory of Joe Dan, bailiff of Lin
“ weight,” and are au d aa a contrac coln, who waa so kerns a collector that
tion for it.
hia name has become a proverb.
RHEUMA TISM
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Honolulu, Now. 7, via San Francisco,
Nov. 14.—The elections yesterday re
sulted in a victory for the Republican
ticket. Prince Jonah Kohfo Kalani-
anole, the Republican nominee, ia
elected as delegate to congress, and the
legislature will be Bepublican in both
houses, in spite ef five home rule sen
ators holding o u r from the last la g!»
latnre, to th ru Bepablicana.
The result of the election, it Is tboubt
b> Republicans, w ill be the end of the
borne rale party.
A division ot the
voters along the lines of Republicanism
and Democracy, ns on the mainland, is
now expected. I t is also regarded u
disposing largely ot the race iasoe and
the iasoe of royalism in Hawaiian
politics, for the ram pain of the defeat
ed candidate, Dsfoffitte to Congreu R.
W. Wilcox, waa largely baaed on hia
record as a royalist and on race feeling-
hours is too long, but then is no ex
hausting labor which justifies a reduc
tion of boon of work in the anthracite
C A N N O T BE RUBBED O U T
Bat a good liniment or plaster w ill often fiv e
temporary relief because it produces counter
irritation or reduces the iaflatofftatlon and sore*
neu. But no eort of external treatment can bare
any effect whatever upon the die rear itself, Jor
is dae to aa over arid condition g f the Mood, and
» J
»inch time is
with outside
Ih c ueiatinen moat b e t r e a t e d
through the Mood, and no remedy
Maas « a i era girva aa
io 4lc. Ho t a n « u k
W illi»—Pa, a magasine is just a place
filled with powder ami guru and things,
ain’t it?
Pa— No, my son; it’s a n a lly tiled
with advertisements of powder and
guns and thing*— Philadelphia Frees.
Washington. Nov. 13. — Secretary
Hitchcock ban received from Governor
Dole, of Hawaii, s statement denying
rsporta of ill Isaatment of several
thousand Porto Bieana. Tbe laborers
want to Hawaii at the solicitation of
the Soger Planton’ association, and
the complaint w u made by Podro J.
Agostini, faher of ana of tbe workmen.
The governor uye, after an investiga
tion, that the dee ite of some of tbe
laborera to return to Porto Rico remita
from homesick nesa, influenced by
imaginative persons, and will subside
with time, and that the condition of
brings each prompt and lasting relief
ae S. 8. ff. I t attacks the disease to
the Mood, neutralizes the acids, and
mmovu all Irritating or poisonous
substances from the system.
S. 8. 8. strengthen! and enriches
the thia add Mood, and, u it riren-
la tu through the body, tha corroding.
and north of tha Oook ¡aland*,
government of FIJI will tbie year
iato these islands 729 Kart
■ aa contract laborara for tbe
having
Would you like to know, iu the mid
dle of the winter, what fruh corn ia
Ilka? I f yon would, get n can of Mono
pole Corn, and, if it were no! for the
au un, yon would probably not know
the difference.
Monopole Corn is
rannaif where it is grown, only the best
and tamlerert u ra being need. It re
tains the natural freshness and flnror
of the vegetable, and yon won’ t find it
half u good if yoa u k for any other
brand. Your grocer doubtlau handles
Monopole grocer fee and can furnish you
with them.
I f be will not, write ns
direct and we will ad r i m you of one
who will. Wad ha ma à Karr Bros.,
packers, Portland, Ore.
en jam in F.
•m railway,
1 the larger
4a without
T a t i on rgna.
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TIE 8 . IEE VI BlilESE MEDICINE CO.
CASTOMl
14.— Mail ad-
a i r s at Kwei-
rut torn of life
wbieb orlgta-
Rpokana, November !
of finding fluperintemfe
Egan, of the Great tfa
continue to diminish. !
searching parti«« haul
finding tracs of hirt
«need woodsmen under
«ray company ara exp«
the search for eight«
and there aro s i « indi«
searching ia the hop«
reward offered, but hop
brorks 8atf r — « » h l -
tkffit tub eatlrwij ■»-
known to m sd ln l act-
aoaala ikls cnaairr. T h ro i,»« h. n « e f ihnaa
t o w l aa tamadlaa ihla faatoo. doctor lu m a
ih oa cilo a a t a m i a 4 I S t i » i i i r-m-dw«. which
bo surraaafulIz a w . ta dtSrm u diaoMas. Ha
saaraaMM M car« nwarrh. ».-hma, luag,
throat, rta a u H la u , «orvou. r—. aum acC
U v«r, bM aar*. •*«■ I hoc hand.. :, of im laaoa-
lola. 4'harsos moderate. t all and aa« him.
l o llrn u M l of lb « o n ; wrlir for blukam ad
(tir a la n . Srnd «c a n t» la a u m i-
l U S S V lr
Jaffirlnae AftvertWag.
■very man must blow bis own born
nowadays, and judiefoaa advertising is
the gnat barn that aaablu many to
make themaeI v u heard ia the din of
com petition. — Jewelers’
Circular
San Francisco, Nov. 14. — The
Chronicle u ys that there ia no longer
any doubt that the object of the
schooner Louisa D., about ready to sail
lor the Sooth, ia to attempt to recover
a part of the treasure lost to IM S by
the horning of the Pacific Mall
•turner Golden Onto off Mananniiio, on
the Mexican coast. The wrack of the
Golden Gate caused tbe lorn of 200 lives
and n property loss of 11,750,000.
Much of this amount waa ia the form
of bullion, and a considerable quantity
of it was never recovered
Chinane ware burned to duth.
The
fire burned houses alt around tbe
Christian Alliance mieefen, which was
unscathed. Tbe result « f this freak of
the fire is that many Chteeu hau
eome since to the miasiln building to
be baptised.
‘.■STaSSiSS.
P
atents