Newberg graphic., February 13, 1908, Image 3

Thousands Are Stck
W «th U m grip , cold», toreri, rheumatism,
acoralcU , Many might be wall If they bad
Only taken Hood’s Sarta parlila, the great
blood purifier and health-regulating medi-
« b » . I t U a wonderful prey entire aa well
M o o r * . Keep lt'ln your bon— and lake It,
M
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[THE WEEKLY
rH X H E W CH INATO W N.
Oriental Quarter Arises on the Old
Sits la Ban Francisco.
San
J t ó ’S n s g t S
Hammer blows, steadily ap­
plied, break the hardest rock.
Couçhing, day after datf, Jars
and tears the throat and lung*
until the healthy tissues give
wayi A yer’s Cheery Pectoral
stops the coughing, and hem»
the torn membranes.
i
m . Adama Centre, N. Y.
H ood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or In tablet form called
i i r s a t a b t . 100 Doses One Dollar. Pre-
pnred only by 0 . 1. Hood Oon Lowell, Mass,
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■ a n a lla t
new
H U M O R S
C hinatow n
I N
T H
E
B L O O D
w hich has arisen on the ruins of the|
W hen the blood is pure, fresh and healthy, the skin w ill be soft, smooth
v »’ i Is ready
iru u / iw
i m
eu pou v/ nuu
" p p i and
g r i gsvw
MUb when
vs . awu BA/U
J acid hum or takes root ia the circu-
for.
occupancy
and m
hi » ra
free sivr.u
from blem ishes, but
gome
M
ö
Fran cisco's
S K IN D I S E A S E S
m AAAdV\/W VW
B r w t M llt r .
f .
BSaraAS.Vsrys-
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, byJ .C A m Co . LowjU. Ml
Mrs. Jenner Lee Ondego had been com­ 1400— Lancastrians victorious at W ake
Also a u iu k e t iN n o f
pelled to abandon a contemplated trip np
J
t iS U M M li
field. (W a r o f the Rosea.)
the N ile, in consequence o f tbs financial
1600—
British
Eest
India
Company
char­
stringency, and was weeping softly.
tered.
“ Crocodile tears/’ commented her un­
(766— James Frdncie Edward Stuart, pre­ B ilio u s n e s s , c o n s t ip a t io n r e t a r d r r
feeling husband.
w r y . C u r e t h e s e w it h A y e r ’ s P i l l * .
tender to the throne o f England, died
The French government has adopted à
In Roma.
v
method o f treating macadamised roads 1775— Gen. Montgomery killed before
Its L a r t ls x X » M t .
w ith hot coal tar thinned with about 10
Quebec.
' '
“
Ripsling,
did you ever convert sny-
per cent o f oik The cost Is eaid to work
1777— Washington surprised ‘and defeat^ body to your way o f thinking by your
out at about eight-tenths- o f • cent u
ed the British at Princeton, N . J.
street corner orstory?”
square yard.
1780— Benedict Arnold appointed a briga­ “ I know o f one, anyhow, and it made
a changed man o f him.“
dier general in the British army.
K orea is probably more responsive to
“ W hat ia he doing now?” .
*fi—ionary effort than any oriental coun­ 1781— Congress chartered the Bank o f
“ H e’s in the Insane asylum. R oggles;
try. ▲ Methodist missionary w rites: “ I t
North America.
,, ,
Is b y honest conviction that had we the 1700— Second session o f the first Con­ in the ineane asylum. A glimpse o f the
truth was too touch fo r his modernised
proper missionary force K orea would be •
gress optpied in N ew York.
intellect."
Christian nation is five or ten years.”
1783— T rea ty between Russia and Prus­
sia fo r the second partition o f P o ­
. , H i —ty.
Bed seems to be tbs most popular
land . . . . Thomas Jefferson resigned
Tenderfoot—
1 hear yon have started
o f national colors, if flags may be used
as Secretary o f Stats.
ap s' new quarts mill. H ow are you do­
as eriterions.
O f the twenty-five lead-
1813— British burned Bhpk Rode end ing with It?
aga nineteen have
M ine Ojrner— Gneisslv. thank yon.
Buffalo.
. T
N o other color is so much
idly filling up with merchants sad lation its presence is manifested by a akin em otion o r disease.
These
tradesmen who were scattered to the humors get into the blood, generally because of s a inactive or sluggish
ur w inds by the terrib le earthquake condition of the member* o f the 1
—id fire o f a y e a r and a h a lf ago. A ll off the wastei
E
m ovem ents lookin g tow ard the trans­ to sour and ferment and goon the circulation becomes charge
fe r o f the Chinese to a less d esirable poison. The blood begins to throw off the humors and acids through the
p art o f the c ity fa ile d u tterly, and the pores and glands of the akin , producing Eczema, Acne, Tetter, Psoriasis,
Salt Rheum and skin eruptions o f various kinds. Eczema appears, usually
new (¿blnatow n has risen an the s its o f
with a alight redness of the skin followed by pustules from which there
the o d, under the shadow o f Nob H ill
flows a sticky fluid that dries and forms a crust, and the itching is intense.
ja n d touching shoulders w ith the-finan­
It is generally on the back, breast, face, arms and legs, though other porta
cial ¿(strict. In the first flush o f hope
of the body m ay be affected. In Tetter the skin dries, cracks and bleeds;
a fte r th e catastrophe several
p la n a '
the acid in the blood dries up the natural oils of the skin, which are intended
Were evo lved fo r m ovin g C hinatow n out t to
o keep
k e e p i it
t s soit
o ft and pliant, causing a dry, feverish condition and ^ivinp it 'a
to w a rd T eleg ra p h H ill o r to som e suit­ h a rd , fe a th e r y appearance. Acne makes its ai
ice on the
able p a rt o f th e Mission d is t r ic t T h e
form
of
pimples
and
black heads, while
I sofB ired w it
fo r t y
site o f old C hinatow n w as needed fo r
tb Psoriasis comes in scaly
on differ-
the expansion o f th e financial district.
Dne of the worst
i n t e n s e ly w i t h t h é I t c h - f * P “ 1? ° f t h e b o d y
One th in g stood in the w a y o f this part
b u r n in g ; p u s tu le ? w o u ld f o r m s o f s k i n t r o u b l e is Salt Rheum ;
.iters aft—
f
MS. w h ic h th o r o flo w e d a
o f the “ c ity b ea u tifu l” dream ,
C h i­
mats w o u ld come o n i U , ^7o r it e P°?nt ° l ® ttack W *
nese firm s and w ea lth y M ongolian in di­
w h o a scratch ed off sometimes c a u s in g baldness. Poison Oak
vid u a ls owned much o f the^property In
“ ?£*•£!
IVF «re also disagreeable types of akin
but disease. The humor producing the trouble
Chinatow n. T h e y w e re satisfied w ith
-* P * r- lies dormant in the blood through the
the s ite o f th eir qu arter. I t w as near
>troubu£°r
W inter to break out and torment the
th e b ig h otels' p atron ized by eastern
0. H. E V A N S,
sufferer with the return o f Spring. The best
tourists, and It w as not u b fa r from
, ir «* .
treatment for a ll akin diseases is S. S. 8.
the w a te r fro n t whence th e ir good»
It neutralizes the acids and removes the
came. T h e Chinese refused to aril and
humors so that Ahe skin Instead of being
stra igh tw a y set about rebu ildin g. i
irritated and diseased, is nourished by A
T h e re la a reason w h y Chinatow n
supply of fresh, healthy blood.
External
w as re b u ilt b efore the oth er p arts ol
applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc.,
the burned area, even b efo re M arket
while they soothe the itching- caused b y
street had been repaved. T h e Chinese
skin affections, can never care the trouble
p rop erty ow ners had no trou ble In get because they do not reach the blood. S. 8. S. goes down into the circulation
tin g ready cash. T n e y did not try tc (md forces oat every particle o f foreign matter and restores the blood to its
b orrow from San^ Franriaco banks or normal, pure condition,’thereby permanently c u r in g every forr* * ' - 1**“
U
s.s.s.
PURELY VEGETABE
T h e first'stea m er to China ca rried long
letters^ describing th e situation.
In ­
c lo s e d 'w e re d ra fts oa the treasu rer of
the com pany w hich backed the t San
F ran d aco firm s
T h e return steamer
brought the gold th a t w a s needed tfoti
the Chinese could tell th e ir con tractor»
i go ahead.
Hue bu ilding d epartm en t and the
health au th orities insisted th at th e new
C hinatow n be b u ilt according to law
and to e new C h in atow n baa, o f coarse,
lost such plctnresquenees as w aa found
In th e d irt and the aqnalor and the
tumbledown effect o f the old buildings'
T o offset this, how ever, th ere w ill be •
heavy gain in bealtbfulneaa.
affection. Book on Skin Diseases and any medical advice desire«
to a ll who write. S. 8. S. is for sale at a ll first class drug stares.
A n Overatarht.
W a y s id e C t M M » » l » s * .
1825— Parliam ent buildings in Torunto
.
>
*T w a n t to pay this bill,” he raid a t
W are ham Long— W ot started the hard
Experiments made by German scient­
O p i n i o * o f n C o n n o ta a o n r.
burned.
the
hotel bar, “ but I think you have times, anyway?
ists show that butter keeps best when
“ M r. 8 poonamore, don’t yon think
1851— Louis Kossuth. Hungarian patriot,
T u ffold K n utt— W e did. ye ole fooL
m ade a aligh t e rro r here in m y . fa v o r.
preserved with from & t o S per cent o f
ki—"295 »econds in duration 1» a great
spoke before Congress at Washing­
W e wus suffertar with ’em long ’ fore any­
I
’v
e
been
reading
o
ver
the
extras,
and
salt. I f the proportion o f salt is higher
deal too long to be agreeable?”
ton.
I canriot find that you bave charged body el— caught 'em.
than that the results are Ism satisfac­
“ W ell, that depend» entirely en the­
1853— Gadsden purchase mads by treaty. ar—desirability o f the kiasee.”
tory.
a n y th in g fo r tellin g m e you thought it
(M y Oae “ BROMO QUININE.”
1857— Canada adopted tbs decimal ays-
m igh t rain.”
\
W h a t I t l a »M r.-
That 1» LAXATIVE BROMO QUlMINK. Look
PITS CURED IN • TO 14 DAYS
, tem o f public accounts.
lor the ilgnathre ol E. W. GROVK. Used the
' ‘
"
1 1 %
W ife — M ust you g o to the d u b to ­
FAZO OINTMHNT U gn»-*nteed to ears any
fl orid over to Core a Cold tu Oae Dey. —
1858— T h e Lecomptou * constitution in mm
H e DoSaro*. <-
ot Itching, Blind. Jl— Mag or Protruding
night, d ear?
.
a
Kansas submitted to the popular File» in * to U u jr i or money refunded. 40c.
“ So Borroughs owes yon money.
N e ls h k e r lr C a r « t a ll ty .
Husband— I t isn’t absolutely neces­
vote and rejected.
W ell, r think he’ll pay yon back some
M a t« I o n
Mrs. Gadder (risin g to d ep art)— W ell,
sary, but I need th e r e s t — L ife .
1861— E. G. Spaulding o f New York in­
day, but yo u can’t m ake him h u rry." you must come and call on me some day.
T h e new ten-dollar gold piece has arrived,
troduced hi the House the original
“ D on ’t you believe 1L T h e m ere It's your .urn now.
T h e Queen o f Ita ly offered an Interna­
And wa got ons in oar clutches by a
legal tender bill.
sight o f me w a lk in g alon g the street
Mrs. Chillicon-Kearney— T — ; 1 think
squeeae;
tional cap to he presented to the Aral
has m ade him hurry several
tim es it has been my torn for the i last five —
aeronaut who succeed» , la crossing tlu 1862— Ericsson's M onitor foundered off Hava yon noticed that the breeches on tlw
six times, hasn’ t it?— Chicago Tribune.
Cape Hatteraa in a storm, with lost
la te ly ."— P h ilad elp h ia Press.
Alps by balloon.
turkey on to t coin
o f sixteen liven.
A re eonsiderabl^Daggy at the kaeeaV
m e e t D ire c t a b a t e .
Berlin authorities have paaaed a law
HOW ARD XL BURTOK.—Ameyar ars Chemist 1872— Brigham Young, leader o f the M or­ — Houston Post.
"H o w did your husband get out o f the
■ ■ Leeoni le, Colmad» Spodsion priesa : Gold,
mons, surrendered himself fo r trial.
petting a tax on cats, and now when « ■ »
boildiifg
a
fter
he
had
located
the
gas
Sliver, Lradrfl I Gold, SUvoc.Wc: Ooid. Mo; d eem
o f them is found without the metal tag
Coppsr, IL Cysalde testa Mailing envelopes aad 1877— Cornelius
Vanderbilt,
American
leak?” asked the reporter.
tail price Ilei eeetea aspiInaUnm tSmtrot and Dm-
Chronic Kicker— W hat do you suppo—
finander, died........ Queen V ictoria
“ A s nearly as be could —member it which shows that the tax has been paid it
oí camenal o Rar
woqld happen to your boasted fleet i f it
t instituted the Imperial Order o f the
afterw ard,” said the woman, “ he went is chloroformed.________________
should get into a real battle?
Crown o f India, for ladies.
Jackson Day at Chicago waa a fa. oat through th A to o f.”
, Mo ear» w ill find Mr«. Winslow*. Boothia*
Phlegmatic Citigen— O, I suppose» we’d different affair from that o f the New
Syrup the b .»t remedy to u— far their rfcilrlrsa
1885— Archbishop Ryan o f Philadelphia
get iicktd— — me aq we’ve always begn.
during the teething period.
York gathering. There the banquet giv­
eed H ie F a llin g .
invested with the pallium.
en by the Jefferson Club w— the scene
Woman o f the House— A big, strong
1887— F iv e million dollars in property
S p ra in s .
B u l l y UndeestM M d.
o f a Bryan love feast; in which 600 Dem­ fellow tike yon ought to be w illing t—
destroyed by fire in Rome, Ita ly.
” 1 lo r e a dim , religion s ligh t,” aba
A n y knddan turn or tw ist w h ich m ay ocrats cheered riotously the words o f th e 1 work and earn hie own living.
1888— k o ra tlo Allen, who ran the first th row * m em ber o a t o f jtn n orm a l p o ­ Nebraskan.
Languid Lsuncelot— T h at’s w ot ails murmured.
railroad locomotive in America, died sition ia lik o ly to cause a sprain , w h ich
” 1 w as
brought up In Pittsbu rg,
Viscount A ok I, the retiring Japan—» me, ma’ am. Me muscles is all right, but
in N ew Jersey.
a
is re a lly a sudden and m are o r lass —r- a mb» — dor, in an interview at Ban Fran­ ms w ill power ia all gone.
too,” ha said.
(882— Women admitted to di|flotnas si iooa wrench o r tw is t o f a liga m en t ot cisco, declared in positive terms that
the British Royal College o f Sur­ o f th e m oacles c o n tro llin g th e liga ­ there could be no such thing at present
M m — e H a d He ea s e d H e r .
geons.
“ Professor,” — id Mrs. Gaswell to the
m ents.
Use hot w a te r fo r b a th in g the as w ar between this country and Japan.
1883— President
Harrison
issued
a s p ra in ; d iy th e »o ifa o e and a p p ly St. H e — id the question» at in u e w ere not distinguished musician who had been en­
proclamation o f amnesty to Mormons Jacobs O il aa fo r soreness and stiffn e— . such as would cause war and that all gaged at a high price to entertain her
the high official» o f Japan were convinced guests, “ what was that lovely —lection
liable to prosecution for polygamy
The rebuilding of San Frandaco ha*
o f the good faith and friendship o f this you played Ju^ now?”
who w ill refrain from polygamous
been hampered greatly by the exorbitant
R ««a c tio n .
“
That,
madam,”
he
answered,
glaring
country.
marriage.
wage schedule. The rat— exceed by M
T ira old nag w a s Jogging np the hill
a t ile r , “ was an improvisation.”
The Ohio Republican State Centra.
dollar per day the maximum scale in N ew
1884— Am elia Jenin Bloomer, originator
w ith the elopers.
“ Ah, yea, I remember now. I knew it
Committee at its recent-meeting decided
o f the "bloomer” costume fo r wom­
York.
was
an
-old
favorite,
but
I
couldn’t
think
“
Y
es,”
raid
the
old
nag,
“
it
i*
rather
to give the members o f the party an op­
en, died at Council Bluffs. Iow a.
o
f
the
name
o
f
it,
to
—
ve
me.”
tough pu llin g them np to the parson­ portunity to expre— by direct vote their
1885— Public degradation a f Dreyfus at
age, but It w ill be easier com ing back.” choice fo r a presidential candidate on
Paris.
S h ort-siarh tod .
In the Laundry, Kitchen, Toilet and
“ H ow
so?” qu eried the frien d ly March 11, when delegate« to the Republi­
1807— Gen. Sir Henry Havelodk Allan
Nursary Is a Cleanser and Purifier.
“ W h y don’t you fa rm ers d o som e­
can State convention w ill be »elected.
goose
a
t
the
roadside.
l o r Influita » " 4 Children.
All deeloso. Booklet. Sample aa4 Parlor OoK
killed by A frid is on the Indian fron­
Geme "W H IZ’* » - Peclflo Omet homo Oo- Oak
“ W h y, can’t you see that a fte r leav­ Senator Foraker haa issued a statement th in g to im prove you r roads?”
tier.
^
^ W h a t fo r? ” asked th e old settler.
■d, OaL
T ill K M Yoa H aio Always Bought
ing the parsonage tw o w ill ba mads declaring that he w ill not abide by this
1803— Iroquois theater, Chicago, burned,
action o f the committee.
“ I t w ould im p rove the valu e o f you r
o
n
«?
”
—
C
h
ica
go
N
e
w
s
with lose o f 587 lives. .
B o a rs t h *
T h e first open declaration o t the con
fa rm s.”
servatire Democrats o f the East who are
S
ig
n a tu re o f i
h o w ’ s This?
“ Y e s ; and the m ore valu e w e get up.
We Offer One Hundred Dollar» Reward for any known to be unfriendly to the candi<laey the m ore taxes w e m ight h ave to p a y.”
A e k O r le a ta lle t to E s p ia l* .
of Catarrh that cannot he cared by Hail'» o f W illiam J. Bryan took shape at the — W ashington Star.
T h e American Society o f Biblical L it­ —
Catarrh Cura.
t > » « i a « ’ t T a k e th e Joh.
erature and Exegesis, at its recent meet­
F. f CHENU Y A CO., Toledo, O Jackson Day dinner o f the National
A n Inland graduate cam e to N ew
f ix -
S o lid ««.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Democratic Club at New York,
ing in I ’ hila«lelphia, passed a resolution
Cheney lor the last 15 yean, and believe him
“ Cyrus,” hastily exclaimed Mrs. Jymes, Y o rk to seek em p loym en t Throu gh a
cslling upon P ro f. Hermann V. Hilprecht, perfectly honorable In all bulsnee» transaction» President Cleveland —nt a letter o f re-
financially
and
fl
naneially able to carry oat any oblige- gret. in which, a fter expressing his in- “ you ought to be careful how you let frien d he received an o ffer o f a place
a professor at the University o f Pennsyl­
Uon made by hi« firm.
terest in the success o f the party, he . F ido — t out o f your hand !”
•
as shipping clerk to a certain firm. I d
vania, to make a public reply to the
W a l d im ? ; k c t ^ a m * m a r v i b . n — id : “ Our ---------
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country _ needs conservatism,
|* “ W hy, there isn’t a bit o f danger.”
beat known
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reply he w rote as fo llo w s : “ I regret
charges
laid
against
him
o
f
faking
in
the most reliable—ed» grown.
"1
“ H e wouldn’t harm a
Haïl’e Catarrah Cure I» sk»n Iniernall£aot- recuperation from nervous prostration, re- ' — id Mr.
ancient
tablet»
th at I cannot accept you r kibd o ffer o f
Every package haa behind it the reputation connection with some
directly upon the blood and mucous »ur- , instatement o f constitutional observance. • fly.” -
o f a houee whoae bull nee« «tender da are the which he claimed to have dug up at Nip­ lag
fares ol the system. Testimonial* —nt free. 1
1
a position
i shipping clerk, but the
high—t In the trade.
buoyant,
but
none
the
less
—
fe
an<^
pru-1
“
O,
I
know
there’s
no
danger
to
you,”
boti
Sold I by
F i all
f f I DruxxieU.
li is elate
pur.
I t is charged that then« tablets, Price 75 «enta per bottle.
fa
c
t
is
that
I
am a lw a ys sick when on
h m i , le e s M
A easel win to n ilM FRES
Taka Hall’s fa m ily Pille lor Constipation.
dent, Am ericanism ; scrupulous care o f Impatiently rejoined his w ife.
“ I was
which are now in the museum o f the
to eU applicante It coeteln* ooiorwl
the w ater.” — Success M agazine.
every person and every interest entitled thinking o f Fido.”
University o f Pennsylvania, instead of
H I» P e rs o n a l V ie w e t It .
to — re. and a “ square deal” that means
having bean dug up by the professor, had
Adm iring Constituent— Senator, you exact and honest equality before the law
D. M . P I N T A O O , I
bean bought by him in various cities o f
have your own «^pinion Of this currency and under constitutional guarantee.'
the Orient stjd that most o f them had
-
I A fte r hie return home from Washing-
never been near Nippnr. It is also, de­ question, haven’t you?
Senator Lotamnn Y#sf air, and I «up- ^ y ^ j 0r Dahl man o f Omaha gm ve to the
clared that the tablets were in the hands
ot ¡ h — s a corrected statement o f his mueh-
o f dealers some years prior to Dr. Hil- P0" * 1 TJ f * *
1
D0^ y * husine- how a man lwcuMwl intPrWew with President Roose-
erecht’s alleged discoveries.
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4
ge
U s currency._
eelt.
According to this the President
®PDLITICWN 5
LEARN TO
DANCE
mule T eam
BORAX
C A S T O R IA
s& m spn ™
Steel-Clad Grubb
G o o d r ic h
R e a d ie d
Grabber
Moje.
Will pen M O R I
aad L A R G I R
STOMPS
with
LESS EXPESSI
Writ« for Dasoriarivo ***•— 1 - — «
m - •
—
JOHN S. B E A U , M n o M t a n ,
S2I Hawtborae Areaee
f f Pontead, Oreo—
A d m it s N a v a l D e f e e la .
In a Chicago interview. Rear Adm iral
Goodrich, commander o f the N ew York
navy yard, — Id that Henry Reuterdahl
knew what he waa talking about in the
article pointing out detects in the Am er­
ican navy. The admiral added that he
too had expressed similar views to the
Secretary o f the N avy. I t is now under­
stood that the President ia preparing to
■1st upon a general reorganisation o f
the naval bureaus. .
w in use * 00,000,000 c — » .
The California F ru it Caauers’ Asso­
ciation haa just given the largest contract
for cans on record to the American Can
Company o f Pittsburg, calling fo r 800,-
000,000 cant to be delivered at the rate
o f 60,000,000 a year fo r five years. I t Is
made known that terms on this order
were forced upon the Steel Trust by the
thr— t o f building can worka in California
ky the fru it growers o f that section.
TH
E M
EN W
HO KNOW
THE SUPERIOR
QUALITIES OF
SUCKERS, suns
ANDHATS
M e w Y o r k ’ s H e a t Crm—Uto.
a r t t h t m en w h o h ave
p iff them t o t h t hard-
« n t o r t s in t h * rough-
• I t w e a th e r
O f t tira original
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No. 7—0*
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H ie organised movement among th*
tenement dwellers o f tbs lower East Bids
o f Now York C ity to force from land­
lords a lower scale o f rents has taken «
mammoth proportions, the estimated num­
ber o f participants varying from 80,000
to 70,000. Local socialists ars prominent
In the leadershipjuid many meeting« have
been held, several gatherings in the ops
slv being broken up by the police. Many
o f fhe landlords already are scared aa
— me hays mads reductions.
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—id : “ T e ll the boys out W est that thm
Provided with res- toanc,ml p , nic ¡, being placed on rav
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01 ,ire are on a rotten foundation, and It only
am e a few months sooner than It would
la ve done otherwi—. and it shows we
needed a houaecl— ning. You can tell
hem also that I don't care what ex-judges
n judge» or ex-Governore or Governors
my about It.” M ayor Dabtman —ya that
uc this waa spoken in the presence o f
light or ten other persons as a message
to the West, be felt free to give it out.
Sty ru ptffigs
«^Oixir^Senna
acts Oently^yet prompt­
le c re ta ry T a ft, who w ill soon begin the
preparation o f an extended report on his
>b— rvations in the Philippines, in a re­
lent Intervle# expreseed him— If as highly
pleased with the progress already made
:n the Islands. Peace, he »ay», prevails
:hroughout the Philippines to a greater
•xtent than ever before iu their history,
md agriculture is proceeding without fear
rom predatory bands. H e finds the na-
:ives receptive to education and to mod­
ern western conceptions o f religion and
politics, and — ys there ia no difference
between the educated and the ignorant
H llpln o that cannot be overcome by the
•finestion o f one generation. The Secre­
tory thinks the people should not be in-
rested with self-government until their
primary and • Industrial education la com­
plete, and this may require more than a
feneration owing to a lack o f funds for
«fiucational purposes.
ly on ta e bowels, cleanses
fhe system effectually, i!
assist one movercoming S
habitual constipation
permanently.* To get its
b en eficial effects.buy
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Bight-car trains are to be run oo the
ft— ton elevated line in the end— rer to
tope with tfci 'ra ffi- offered.
W.LDOVGLAS
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