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troops to st'.cci «sfmiv tight ,n the eepted, ll '. sum of oO cents for in
sun 11 hen the thei niotm-ier w as lerual re', enue tax.
125 or thereabouts in the shade
Man«
Ider, e-toner, -a:''; 1« G . r and L.
The only disgraceful thing in M. Br.nvn ng eurvtii-.. in ■ ■ . i:m
ac<-.-;)t'd.
connection with the Santiago
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oil. ial bond cf D. Jameson
campaign was the deliberate fir
ing on American wounded, who a« jus.c- of the p-ace for Burns
were being taken to the rear bv ‘.-tri-I with iieu. J-’iy and L. M.
Broun as .-ur-zties in the sum of
attac hes ot the Red Cro«. Society,
2,000 : . p.-0V. J.
by Spanish soldier?.
Sherifl’and treasurer given until
the
S- ptember term of court to file
Let thos • who are inclined to
ti. or olii; .*! b m-j.s.
criticise the poor Cuban insur
Thesheiiil''s bond as tax collect-
gents for spending too much tim •
or
fixed at 420,000.
attacking the the U. S. m mi
Tbo
tr'.iisurer’s bond fixed a
rations, now ¡-sued to them, try
.?2U,0tJ0.
going with a square meal for
NEW LIC a E!
JI nn liger,
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lb 'ci haps the grimmest piece of
humor disclosed by this grim war
is the (ledar; lion attributed Io a
Spanish Cabinet Minister when
informed of the destruction of
Cervera’s fleet.
On In ing told of the catastrophe
----- Wc Carry i C mphteLin» of------
lie said that if Cervera hail suc
ceeded in escaping the Spaniards
would have sued for peace, but
because the Spanish fleet had been
£■ PROVISIONS. BOOTS <t SHOES,
destroyed the war must be i on
TOBACCO, cto.
tinned lest Spain be ¡ice used ci mouths and they will be more
The oifieial bond -,f II II
-Oil, eleik, 111 ti.e . urn cf
ft;, a;
cowardice and fear.
lenient in their judgment.
with J. I’. Mahon, L. .'-I. Brawn, S.
Putting the proposition r>t the
L. Bowen, D. N. McMiuamy, i’etir
Spanish statesman in different
I h - L. S. 1. is captured another
words the Spanish conception of group of island.;. The Cru s r Clemens ami C. F. MeKinniy as
what constitutes true bravery in C hiii'leston, while on its wav to .- iru- «, approved.
a nation is for it to sue for peace Manila, took posession of the
iff directed to tali ■
11 hen victorious and to beep on Ladrone ¡«lands and made prison ail ri-.ui.-s nut o-eupied by county a
» iZ—<) i- fl» ¿i iu<> I’ii-t Ci; s«, ar.il wlll br solil «t I’riec» as low as
fighting when worsted. Bv this ers of its Spanish governor and ofliciala ami to lock - ime and have (< ’■I C .i n. y (
v. Wp in-ite (! . I\ or,le h> Etiainii i->»r.r iStocic and Priées ê>
lull control over all property ami
1 ule, the only ivav for us to bring I gai • i.-on.
l>et
Pur-lis- n EUcwhi ro. Mai! «rders rie .-. luoiupt altiaiien.
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; !..wares c.»:.tiim.I in such rooms
the haughty Don to I is kr.ees is tc>
and to be the g' neral cestii linn of
permit him to give us a sound
the court house and inclosure.
thrashing.
Receiving books of II. Kelley, e
1 his proposition excels in gro-
j i-ounty clerk, approved.
tcsqinne«s am thing tb it ever
Call and inspect our Stock. Sat- j
istaction ás to cjuality and price ;
; guaranteed.
came from the droll fanev of Cer-
1 antes, who, we have been assur
cd, ‘•l.mghi d Spain's chivalry
away.’
If the Govi-.ment m
A harbccl wire fence may be a
Madrid will cany this method ol
good
thing under some Conditions,
reasoning into active practice fol
but
our
boys in Cuba who were
a fiw months longer the Spanish
being shot at while cutting the
nation will fight itself out of ex
barbed w ire fences down certain
istence befote 1 he year is ended.
ly
did not regard them a
good
They have comical inti licet ,
things.
tho..c Sjiani.ii d . They argue
that it would be cowardice io yield
'I list anyone should have bee
to the logic of a disaster bravely
nii(
i ¡M il i t the action of the ex
i ni ountei e<l bv in gotia aig terms
of peace with the nation ihat in press and leligraph lompanl i.in
flicted it; but liny hale never, compelling their patrons to pi.
seemed to think it was cowardice the war tax on in.-,- age am! pack
to slay by stni 1 ation hunihcds of. ages is .surprising to vs.
-£kOrO3\rs
< oiii . u :-- i .- i r Ilagey appoint!
to attend any and all matter.; touch
.ing upon paupers, or county poor
during a vacation cf court and al
applieaf ions for r. l:< f must be mad;
to him to bo report' d to the next
regular term fillo v.ng. For every
lay so employed he is allowed '?■'!.
RAKES
H;t ■ ; empl y<il a» cotm
ty iitturney fur
r month.
C A. tiilleim eniployi’d to index
Probate journal.
OREGON
McCLAIN .t
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LIAMS, Proprietors.
.'ieti.r.. of tic. lar,; - and comtnodions House are experienced
1 he I
J ubi! e Cd ’»ration.
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f. ¿S^Tarties d sir: ig rc
ever a nut: n
' th:•.!<.--ivin •
• llis iva'chful
I interposition.
has.
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ht I tsl
All sizes and kinds
a
• l aro requi sted to consult the
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USHFORD WAGONS,
Si- SO
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at Lecher
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GONS,
■ ami tl:'.- jumbe is i..-'?:¡rcil good accomuioilatiens.
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Saioon,
All sizes and kinds
i- C. ANGEVINE, Proprietor.
1 lie price
25,■><>■>- paid fO|- a
divorce bi John Peck, of liawi-
sti.nv, N. \ w ill strike ruo. t p. 1-
sons as a little high ev n I u- su b
a luxury as a Dakota divorce.
por- 1
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fl. 1 <7 X! 1
1 on ,
t he
it must have struck m.'.nv
Americans tbit tin- unusudlv
nuinei ni« 1 elebrati in- of the Jlh
of July in Enfiami was rubbing
the brotliervo -d I'usint ss :n on us.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
E BILLIARD AND PG( l tables .
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the
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Draw cut-latest
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our
r-,•«
Spam is greatly elated over her
hen sul’ii a inc torpedo boat I’ei.d.
We would rc'pe< ifulli call In i
attention to the fact tint Dewei
and Sampson have presented her
with two “submarine” licet«, in
cluding two torpedo b at.-.. and if
\\ atsoii loin. s in Mght ot i’.uii.u a
a thud “submarine” fleet will be
added. Possible Germany u add
like to go into the “submarine"
bus:ne«s along with Spa r
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It is dollar's to hard tax k th
■> arc i.k>uiG ta. ;r l\ >»
the slick, st talking Sp.u-i.ir.l on
bankrupt treisiirv of
c.i-th 1 .'.imot persuade the Mcxi
' n ing it the i xpen.
cans into being f <>ls cn -Ugh to
take pait in a Sp.mi-li laid up- ■
Ti x.i« !••>:d< 1 towr. -. Some Mex
1 l e p it. i. : w l.o i< ..i et a co
icans tn.iv have s me sympatln nrs'ien or i colili . t is -I U vvr\
for Spain, but 11»« v know loo much much ci idcnce in Washington.
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alxiut the lighting qualitii s of
Texans to show it in th it wav.
tourt Ni tes.
A nía i never knows what he
can sta d nor w! at he i.in d«>
i '
"scampa gn ago >•
Santiago it would have b. . n
thought impasible I r American
One Carload
I rennetors.
The county ro.n] known as tin
Shii i: road ordt red c;> nod.
thou .mils of old nu n, women anil ,
children; to raise Red Cro« Ilags! As thè <let.dia of ih • ii Jilh
behind ll
breastworks and [al-,l|nil Santa o co-nc in. it e
binder tl
humane cttcmii s j i ‘nie - evident tb.it deeil <»? pi
al da ing werc alinosi as n
from lepb
volleyi; a.
rneious as thè Amerà ms enga
woundeil
as ed.
they werc
tl.c
b .ttlel.i id upon litlels.
The first output of returnin
The Spaniard's idea of I ran i v Klondikers for the season o::l
appears Io be twin brother to bis brought $375,1100 worth < f du
c<>:: -pt:on of honor. Reptiblic. and there are twenty of th ;
Klondiking seems
to h.i\
Every traveling man who conu s got ilown to a liu.siness basis.
in here says we have the best
town in I istern Oregon, popula
lion considered. I here is more
money in circulation, more public
improvement going on, and more
genuine energy th.in is to be ecu
anywhere. Real e.-tati of everi
< 1.1 > is rapidly adi am ing in v. lue
There is not a ear.mt li.ibi able
boils in tow 11 and several tamiiie
at this time a. e i amped bei e not
being able to get a house a' all.
M 01 e business is being done i ight
at the pi esent tune than h.i ■ ev> r
been (lone in oui town before.
Burns will glow more this i ear in
wenhli ami p.•p-.ilali<>:> than in am
ptTv.ous year. T’eleplume ion-
necti.in with the woi 111 will be a
fact mui in a few dai«. Burns is
going to be a city before ion
know it. I lui rah for Bums.
We have just Received
ÿ? 'V rite us for Prices before buyi
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JOHN F. CTNATTON’S
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