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-EY W est . May 4 -Amob af Washington May 3rd— the ^edtheBniLshConsulat-- LATEST WAR NEWS. war department has peactic illy -v- ROGUt- RIVER COURIER rcaaiBHii? kvtar ravaaDav, elded to send five thousand western ago Cnba It is reported that the troops to tb* aid ot Admiral Dewey JLul killed one of the attack g PRICE £ VtiORHIES, as fast as ships can be secured tor partv and he was immediately pn V.’ashington, May 2.— The TL. c ubaa« are called -«Aaa, bat tt»at transporting them Oregon an A riot m the streets «to Spanish fleet off the Phillip ik ao *t.<nia ia riew of lb«jfact that their California will be able to furnish excitement running h-^a pine islands was completely »advance »I» «arre t* )«*t aad that lb*y are figblm* the quota.. ,IJ upprea* >n They are rebalhag not only Admiral Dewey is calling R* A disabled Spanish vessel has annihilated by Admiral Dew ia, . . . » aga.oal an;uat laxation, but ao1M> » help. ey. The not continues at m . . kk renelty and «xireainatma They China has proclaimed neutrality. reached Cadiz. ___ Madrid with increased inten Greater !- »• Than Tbo*«'1' otro-.le yo«r name isl.nei »tieo.d be highly r re peeled •«aux they Ixmdon. May 3rd —The citadel sity. Should the I Iregou regiment be tent to batteries of the Spanish forts at MX, Caban« Eaito >" the Philippine* as * part of th* army of Kev West. May 4 -The lat^ Manilla by lheir gunning hare Odd Fellows’ Brick, Sixth Str® ocwgpauou, not a mariner would be been able to do some damage to authentic news from Havana say» A N Soltae for diatrict attorney, ia heard from a Solitary ui*n io the W*b- Admiral Dewey is in complete American naval fleet The extent Corsets, 25c to $t.oo. gaining ground every day Being a foot quota —Telegram possession of Manilla and will put of the injuries not given in detail. that 500 Cuban pnsontrs have pe ■an of barm««* ability, be will ei«r< ia* Shirt Waists. 50c, 75c, 90c. titioned for enlistment in the Span a stop to Spanish atrocities imme hi* nil in thi* .ia* to keep down al! ex Portland, Oregon, May 3.—A IB Towel Crash. 5c to ’F f*«- ?ard' diately. ish anny. On account oistan»- Cadiz dispatch says that the Span Men’s Cotton Hose, 5c to 15c. New York. May 2— In the bat ish warship« Pelayo, Alphonse. tiou the Cubans made the peti tle with the Spanish fleet the Span Victoria and a number of smaller tion. Ladies’ Hose, black or tan. 10c to 30c. It has been granted by Ino-el ai vba po.t otb,» al urani» lie lards sunk some ol their vessels, to crafts are putting out to sea but Bovs' and Men’s Straw Hats, toe to 50c. Qr^v_. a* »eoond*lav* man natter prevent their being captnred by the des mation not given out by thw-e Blanco. India Linen, 8,-jc to 16,ic. Americans. Two were burned in position to know. Key West. May 4-~A short na T hvasday . M ay 5, i8y>8. Lawns, 10c to 20c. Capt. Cordoza. in command of the W ashington . May 3.—Tbe war val battle occurred off the Cuban Spanish cruiser. Reina Christiana Lace Curtains. 45c to |i 5°- Tae many friend* of J. W. Howard OUR TICKET tur tapreme ;adge ee prenant ih* one of the vessels burned, is num department orders that all tbe coast today in which the encounter Ladies Vest«. 10c to 30c. bare indiaed that gentleman to allow troops on tbe Pacific coast must be was sharp, but the Amenctn vessel «rar* neerr nam» of F A Moor*. Thi» gentleman bered with those who were slam in Admiral in readiness on call from Cotton Bats, best quality. I2j4c to 15c. Go vera or............................ T. T GEER ha* **rr*d tb* p*opt* ol <•-**»« in ih.* bi* turn» 10 be f reeented to the p»pl» the conflict. The total number of th» euaaty l*r tn* ufito* of clerk of ' Dewey which is liable to come at succeeded in escaping at Manau. capar ut . with credit foe th* past four 1 killed, has not been ascertained. Oilcloth. 15c- any moment and tbe department bac Sial* ... H R KINCAID y*ar* Th* *5> » ia au<. «ad «boald noi lb« roomy So many have r»qie»te-i it Upanl.b Fl**l Gon* Hum* Uvat Mr Howard will eonarnt tn allow Ribbons, Laces. Handkerchiefs, ol Laae Washington. May 2 —A Madrid will comply with the csll. by send- a* a politicai oo*. T? *it ia jadgmeo: Cable from Lisbon today says Bute Treaaurer J- O. BÚOTH rv*;a;r** mea ataree men mea »bs*e tn . hit name to appear oa the tieaet and by special says that Dewey a vessels 1 1 mg Western troops as rapidly as Ties Suspenders. the Spanish fleet that left the Cape neat week we will be able to pubuth hie were disabled in the naval battle ' possible •f Jurepbiae. tagrity ranno» ba que»tK>n*d So far ae Verdes, and which was presumed ■tter of acreptaacc. W« thio a that Mr. Kev West May ;—The large Sept Pub. I a et J H. ACKERMAN and the Spanish government claim« Call to see us and examine our goods. •» know Mr Moore tu* Jone hi» duty Howard .» aoqa»*' inat-iy the men far that Dewey loses one hundred men transport Comox reached Tampa to be on its way westward, has re ai Maltcomah. 1 taithfnl y on th* bench and for thia rea- Good- will suit you and prices are right. SupremeJnJ«« F A. MOORE I non L« cm I« trueted to continu» loor the taxpayer* of thia coaoly, and from London, May 2.—There were today and twelve others will arrive turned to Cadiz and joined the lb» iaiunuat.ua gathered >alely the p«o of ColamUa »ear» unger five Americans killed in the naval tonight. squadron lying there pl«, a« believe, are <d that »pinion J. L. STORY Attorney Generai Washington. May 3—Secretary battle in which Dewey played such Vote lor J. W H iaari lor coeaty clerk tMigovc Criapi. th* great liana« ol Wareo. Alger has ordered the mobilization NxwYoax.May 3.—A di.patch to the sad havoc to tbe Spanish fleet. World from London -avs: Sut« Pneter W. H LEElfo ■ ■treman, think* that Spain te a»« na Key West. Mav 2.—Morro castle of troops on the Pacific coast, for Tire rvr-i-t «a* current in tbe hoare of the Verg* of ber duwafail and that ber Triera baa been considérât.« foaling ol Jackton ODD FELLOW S BRICK BLOCK transportation to the Philippine threw out a challenge to aa Afueri common* at midnight tkat an othnal tel- end i* near al band. Ignorane* .» given exercteed again« certain partie« ia town islands. can cruiser, but obtained no re- , Fire« J adtcial Lh»trx-I. < «gram bad been received ai lb* Kreign a* th* reaaon for tb* opintoa, *:nre it abo har« boen necHaad ot rxpre*«i>n* Washington. May 3—An Aus off * from tb* Bntiib coeval at Manilla. Cireait Jmige H.K. HANNA *xi*i* in all circle* not only am*ug derogatory to the American dag. and ia spouse. trian cruiser, through some mistake of Jackaoa an:.*uaeic< to* caiAwiati n oi tlanilia. Key West. May 2—A Cuban lb* couitnoh pwopi«. but among •ympathr with épata. Tb« editor *f Di*c Atu>rw«y IM dial A N. MJUSS tb* pnewt Aare or thore wbo cuoanfer lbw papar Bai heard Borne in nge »aid special says that the Spaniards will took part in tbe naval battle with Tb* atorv i* uocv-nfirE.*.l. but it 1* known Dewey off tbe Manilla o?ast. but it tiui «»viral eaW* mreare bar* ja«re 1 al Jaekeim. tb*m»* ire tii* e.it* Cr.*p; re*» Spain that be conuiere oat of place and at burn the city of Havana before N»« York. May 3—Ar. Evening Po«. betaren Balioar and tbe British amba*- MembevBoardKquanxat. a C.E Wo-too .a her troe light, and if th* tattering old aay tim« other than when war ■« going they will submit to its surrender to finally surrendered to Dewey after •a1 -r at Madrid in whu-otb- Br;t>b gov- K»v Wa»t »peciâl taya one of tbe o<- NAMES WRIT ON Wrj ol Klamatte. rroineni t* andere'.x»! to have auvired Taey will have an a loss of foar men dvnaetv eoald »*• itrelf a* otb*r* «re II, on no attanuoa woold b* pa>d to them, the Americans ' »ptun-d on ixotrd the Spanish Kvaamrent B^vtatios, .< « Lisbon. May 3.— There was a tbe .-panirb cab.un that aa honorable neere nitire io ia, in,, then would be a chant* lor it* aa. vat ion bat thi* i» 00 tim« to at-aa* on*'» roaa- opportunity to put their threat into «*HMTT nexxv •ubu - too - tbe o*»t »ay . -a-*jari- «earner Argonauta » repotted to be a great not in this city today, in "Theatrical reputation i* execution as the city will be bom- ; g-¡«nun atereata :n tbe Pt ipp:a«* of General Weyler. Repreeea tali re ..W H h amptun y«t. but her doom moat b« apyreacbing. try. bnt on th* i-wntrarr to b« »oral and evanescent of all gio.-im of 4-^ which the police were overpowered. a* *r«U a* there of other j»»err concern tra«. Tboa* ciuxen i who a*e lang-iage barded. of Piagar < Irecrved the old actor, dnv-^. tiincw th* war etartad »p, we have di*r**pectfol on euch oceano«* ar« ihu** Washington. May 3. — Manilla rd. Oeaaty J edge ........... ALEX WHITE beard very litl.*.«boat the Klondike, it Washington. May 2— Reports a overcool around ki, will form aprovisiona! government. Lonaw, May 3.— Acvor- ; *t areport L-n ion. Mar 3 - It waa announced in summer ■ be hai* » -ired *<* *t theg’iernm«nl of Kerby tb* bois* of common» hat the British lighter, according to th* Vn eeam* to b« *:ak a g aio aliar naemfi- and tb*y naie d .»uri «rei liver*. We from the Philippine islands toads The Americans have cut the cable pabliffiied here today, th* Bntivii amtta* Herald. .............................ED LISTES Kharitf i govern tuent has no information regard oaare, aioea there i* « aieuiing more «x- «joutrì »irict oblitene« to the law* ni the department to order that Ha at the Philippine islands. "ThaA'a eo." responded th , ; eador at Waahmgtoa, - r Ja.un Paaare of Grant* I'»** vana be taken immediately. The citing to ib* bornea miad u«.d ba* • tue and ev«n in dealing with »och char London. May ¡ —The city of tot*. 1« to be *«xre».led by s.r Thoma* ai * reported bombardment and de- and nothing rem.ndi oaeoftn J W HOWARD Clerk order will be put into execution, boo .lería. laflaenre ovev mankind, but acter*. than an acqna.oianc* witk •* Madrid is in a state of siege; filled H. -aaiers-.c, K C B. K. C. M. G., Mrucûon <4 Manila. of tirant* I'*** and Havana will fall. •aiKma! prid« baa awt ,o*t ml of it* vigor, rooma of tbe old theater» 1» with cavalry patroling the city with permanent ander se**»''rv of »sate iiJ F M COCKERLINE Washington, May 3 — Secretary Long country. You know they Lu,, and ja*t at tbietim* it 1« -lert r.g iiaed An American who landed -afe’.y drawn swords, fixed bayonets and ol Morphy. tt-e foreign affair* and one ot Ibe mo*t La* reported deficiency eetiniate* of of poauug up bill« and iitbem mare than lor one year Amer, an p«u- on the Cuban coast returned with loaded rifles Sagasta promises .......... JAMES T TI FFS pl« may fight eier rwbtica! ia*o«* among the report that Havana is expect that the war will be pushed to a prjmiuent oficial* ia the Britimaervice »1« • Of, of which 340.000,0» i* for the bill-room*— that part of tic* of Wolf Creek ibeaiae ra*. bat they beco«« oa* ia Hatte, etc .to the A*i in which the bill* are laid« ing an early bombardment Itftl Ck. / Ca; . May 3 —The cot«-1 tapp. bitter end. N-b«o. Sapl ........................J D HAYES which 1» the lounging ¡.Laceof> ito'-oght and parpare when.an er.emy to •tic tqaadron I learned that two Spaniard* ' A Madrid special Portland. Or . May 3. — London' c,r savs that the ol Grant* Paa* cling agent*, the b..:po*ten.«» tn« renatry lasuiw a* cabed st certain boa**> here on the day Pacific coast will be attacked be advices say that Manilla has fallen Tr*a»nrer J T T a YLOB S t . Lolls, April 30.—Local r«pr*»rnta tng men, etc., and prerervicfi» fore the war ends. and that the stars and stnpes are eg tne fatal explosion, an 1 inquired the live* of powder manufacturing ronrern* re-ord of tbe celebrated of Grant* F'are W. M. Ham plu* haa ai. of bi* nier**:» Americans in Rio Janeiro give floating over the Philippine islands. direction of the powder w vs* Opera were warned today that two hpani.b panic» and acer.es that La»« ia Jorephin* evaaty. and if *4*<r*d to that particular bou*e. fottHfo tlie battleship Oregon a patriotic London May 3rd—This govern ti n* at the work* hare oe-r rewwd. •pire were in town and «ere planning tn 1« don* »jstematically. withaa tb* «Ac* of rep'eren laure b* • . «or* Ji-ioo«except..- g empi. » — « allowed loi reception ment has advised the Spanish gov- b w op piwder mill* and magxxin*« general pictorial eSect *1411*1 loe tbe laierreta ni Un* coanly irei and |«e* the gale* aithoat a pare The An Examiner special says that I ernment to y ield to the demand- of werke are now guarded day and night near St L-ut*. The information wa* very pretty. But more ofvt i, a foe ih* »tata a genera. tHecoa sarta: a- laid before Cbief l>e*mond. and be de freak of *on>e biilpoaier, «Hu, Manilla dispatches tell of burning 1 the United States, seeing that the ly c«ad* a aiaiag code and none realtà* of whole .villages and killing of men Queen cannot but get the worst ol Rii xx-sp. Va . May 3 —Grflt ral Lee ts ed en to inveet gate The inform a full length figure, or a H ibi* *o mocil a* minev» ih*are • e» Mr. head, or »omelbing groteaque, and women by Spaniards who are I the fight the longer it continues lla-npt being a pea a. m .neraada' reve red a le cgr*:: 1 from General Corbin ant i* Captain H J. Bailee, of the Cu collection form;ng a . uriot*m marching from the interior to the ba- .rgent army, wbo ba* been ia maa a! «p endid edas-at-.nal ab itv. :« Rio Janeiro, May 3 — A Spanish 1 arvaiulatiag him upen hi» appoint T T G*«r will b* Orafo« • sett gov nigbtciax.ao junbla aid ot Manilla. Terror reigns and torpedo boat reached this city this ment a» ma r ¿-nera tt e »1 y-; ir.tment -l Li t about a mootb. Hie »tale- t.mea •raor A maa »I abibty.af ial**nty. be •»«1 qua Aed ! * Ih J }■ a.» «ad tt «laudi "In the older bill-r-^,ma w£ there is no control. minar« in band to rota for him let ta» mentt are positive, and be ear* theee picture« of bygone faventet morning, ;.nd was challenged by K be sent ta today ioag« I» no nag. w.U do hit dale. «Ut pvvp-e **»d a repmaciaLt» abo «.U ¡en hare been gathering every poraibla American «tag*—of mazy u: will 4» nor»' New York. May 2 —The Trib an American cruiser, but no battle L l - sduk . May 3 —Adrieee from Ha- look a*Il 1« th«;r iat*re*t* t informal .on about St Louie. A were famou* tbe other day «:<n une special says that the latest re ■ante today -a> <.> • i-% ne .» resting third man war »ith tnem, bat be La* day are qu.te forgot ten. T* liable news is that Manilla sent a j Coast Troup* go 1« Philippine-». dietioetly eneier gone to New York The other two, usually reprerented ia their ir flag of truce to Dewey. Heavy' Washington May 4-—Telegraph Captain Bai e* Mid, visitad Jeiereon coetvme and part. Some of tb*> bombarding is going on ic orders were sent by the navy low am . May 3 —The Eaaferu Tele barrar -k* and left for Eureka. Mo , to tbe rag* bat a few years ogo—Iw department today to have nine graph Cooipaay a- -. .n.re that it i* ini- day. The powder maganne* of a num salarias and bad everytbiag tbrr way. There are women »bo in steamers in readiness to transport pore.»» for ar.y word to nave <>;•□>« from ber of-t Looia powder com pan ie* are queened it over the whole rvre London. May 2 —Excite Il a «*d that u>» Spaaiab ayampa- Mani a aiooe 10 o . ock veeterday m ru tit iaied at Eureka, and warning* have made thouaai.d* end drank earn» Pacific coast troops to the Philip ment is running at fever heat ta.*»-« arrsag Span .ab- Amreisaa* ta ing. Lximdoe time been «ent there. and wore a prince *’ iliamotdi pine islands. in Madnd principa'Iy caused boutheen Ca h tara a ara g«*uag agy their »cry names are fonrottet by the loss of the Philippine That • good tb«r y ace* s-an la qa: alv Bterrbody Bay* So. not an oid-timer. though I'» ‘u- Simpson Sall*. fi ed aiih a claaa that «ili refiect more islands to the Spanish govern C.-.; --.ret* Candr Cathart c. th* tt »1 won- witb the stage, and I tellyoar»« Washington May 4.—Telegraph -r a cal c aro. err of the az* p eaa actually «tarried »tiddenly 1» cred.t a pu* jor in**.tuu«a* ment. Great not in Madrid » '■ - o r'r s -c to the tasie. a, -, genUj- aero«a there picture» on tbe bu« ic dispatches state that Samp i«atuia»l.| •" -'i '¡y oa k. Iter*, liver and bowel*, The governn ent is calling for Amer ca aid son's has sailed but to what place - * ’ ■ «abre »•.»• ~ di- - . cc- ia. walla, and to be thua remadec ’■ .es.-.«» fever, ca'-il.-l ro*«iination they had been, aid to bereitoux volunteers is not known or given oct to the ite acbool work be* thoroughly under- *tan<b, and as* th* pvopie of th* »tat* Bar* th* opportunity to pat into thi* «ne ol th* mret importan' offi.re ai tbe Mat* I a man of bia ab ity ia thi* partirular. we h«p* th*y will do it. Mr. Ackerman 1* not a ward politician, bat a public erbool tren wk* «1 I work Ire th* gwud of th« a bool* laMatd of pian a lag for hi* r«-*l*<-tioa H* 1* the man for th* piare • i (boat q iretion. new store ...NEW GOODS I 1 J, D. Hayes and o. Hayes and G Kev West May 3 —Aa Ataw. can cruiser a d a Spanish gnubeat had a hot engagement off the coa-1 ot Havti.but the gunboat was final ly captured and another prize of the war towed to American head quarter* Key West May 3 —The insur gents and Spaniard* have a battle about sixty talks from Havana. W ashington . May 3—the Span tsh government orders the entire » . United States W ashington . May 3 —It is ne- por.ed m the British bovie of com- moas that Manilla has capitulated and that the Arnencan* will axxi be ir poarew- :oc New York May 3rd.—The steam-h p Ya.e '.eft tb;» harbor last night with »• x thousand tons of coal tor the United State« naval fleet and it .tad not gooe far until chased by a Spanish cruise* K kv W kb T Mav ■ - cruiser and xu Amencan torped 1 boat engages in a revere fight near Porto Rico The erwarer escape« the torpedo boat. bat a fais: idea . tir Viatx : Sp- • g St<vk .5 Portland. Or . May 4.— Ensign Evan«, who has teen in charge ot the hydrographic serrice tn this city has been detached from the «ert ice and ordered to cruiser the battle-ship Chari-estoa which hi- Seen under repair- at San Fran.;- co. »eral Bianco at Hivana. takes the state portfNio. inouuce-i before, the de- SHOI • ideato 134 Partlaad. l . cce an •3S -be i- footwear of the **J«s. >MITH MIOES for I ADII*. HI X and < lili ORI X tei bn-.: it BIG BARGAINS N LAI II - CAPES WH»*M HU Writare1 «a»* N» nty- Hood’s 2 OO a " -i'k -hocolate and bUck. Lacewiiy. Patent »* - ji 23 12 S' to 2 at f: 50. J“ ; ‘ <y!e au j durability. " *‘1 ’ v~i': * s leather tip, coasters , " **wy P^-scnlar. i j to r St 50 ’ 9 to 1- Ji 25. i_ ’^nesin every department. You Big BargaiON in Mvn’» >hirt*. Bats and Sh‘o Suits and shoes AVe pa> double the taxes; I Í After Scarlet Fever To Crai-er tbe Cbarl,»ioa Ladies Fine Itofoii Kid Shoes Patcwt or Stock Tip. Lace v Buttoa. Harrow or wide coin toe | Ladies Fine c*>me Kid Shoes. Patent and Stock Tip Lace oo’.v Dark Cb.c-s’-ate or Black eqwal to 1- tbe market Our very tow pnce is $1 9*. We are now receiving our elegant spnag «: .xk of the oetobvated P1NGRE1 nialno • <; :-n*, bai w»do riunk that On a narrow y.atform. c-*e ■« » ; rere ucgbt io in rom g --»« roof of Hamtnerete.ai " pe ■ i to «l.jt up The fall«*t firedoui roof garden, may nightly be«»i* ■ »n i «peech b ay be v^ot ìed :h* New Ysrk Tleraki.ooeof D ncharge« frtT the Ea-s Cured - • J-r ordinare < *cauMarirea.bat in tbe omforta: * men in New \ort « Headaches Ended-Strong and ■ r* w * rreat cc-r.fi t. expr*s»ion ’he man who operate* tbe *-• Health, 5 nee Taking Hood s. • -pathr a ;h ih» eoe.ny. :* traaaou. light* «Lcli play upon the *UT •• My wife and danghirr bare be** much •teoag aa are apH» in thè par ol Spaia. ! baa barely -som to »tend up.« ' r. < of tbe ume and *ta.-o- beaed-. ed by Hood • Sanapar^la. It hu rea:, io do aay daatardly aork : and any . atae* before bizn. eared my aa.gnter of ojchargre t-om •> a «apra»- a» of »yn.pa'.hy «ft}, th* i wiow are neraun* trying **• her ear* tav-ugfe: ca • i » -xrM tv-er. My «m oi tbe adainiatra- cooi and com foetable tba’- tbe«F w - - • . -. ,- , » n» m uat be a perpetua. i.I1 •- . ire e: -oa-agament to tr.ree da»- great b*.p a: IM criixal period of ber life.” W nZJ ix Pxaxn. w. Lot. jv-2»e,CoL ■*’ » »rea*. The hfowiag op of thè 7: -y t and laugh and " Lret ■.file ini ipr.ag I v 1» troabled ;• • • « -5. ai Sant* rax. aal Domer. -o : otic* of tbe uncomfurtab*» with beadacbe aSoal two day* ever y wren N J . «ad in* attrapt to blo» ap tbe •*r (*d h gh aloft and yet i* II* ib there for four hour*every: azd nccne ot the time I a as hardly a bi* to • a . ;» prore*, of ronrirortion lie »h:ft» about and occa« .tally tw abo«:. I wb * adriaed to take Hood * ih« daagerof perento -> in ha»ndeavor to ret tbe k :■» sareapar-m andafier u. agl--re b.f .re tir.* • » : h « . ca. He Bite, kuee.ian ’• »»preme- t . ol trmpakhy «uh tbe beadnerre reared " M e .». F w :: v theewv hi. a lime ti, m*v lean« back aja a*t tael-' B» h -_ VUla Para. Cbicvado. «bea «etboald “ I wa- m dnbcai* hm th but stare tak r^ireore.aebvth.fag L'.llcan- .■ rder behind him. He «er«thr*^ and over age n. He 1 ’***’ ■ ing Hood • 9areBpar»dia I am c* aud t ¡rental ora: men at home er. ii eplaab of tb* water o* 'j* _ J- healthy. Hood » Snnapnr.Ja is the tret ftt irviore do not pvimn tbe tai ror»f and aee« tbe a*tn* to*1 mdxine ter the bkxd I erer tried." ’eath oftrea**?. d »« 1. ch- r enacted arc .ad tbe M me Gxxrre Buoow. RureeE Gakh. CbL wile» tenreth. Sonaet me» a aaga nt h ;inaa grippe rlwwn in a bending for« *t^ *** 1 spX Bea'.lh by On«' l*tb-h»*- - -ae: -s- t qa valv rare* woman wth a moe* tow*r-.ngb1,*£ I"- pneumonia. ! vs :al. or a toy w ith a m*e* re* ’•hr.«l 13(j Ho-.d's Pills nt band than con.nunc pa.-»Je« LADIES. MEN AND CHILDREN who have «aoes to buy can s.v. largest house ilt the Í "- lo Dot «i«h aay harm to any of re- MAMMOTH SPRING g 1 *' »r-w. P rear boy and try a oox what bad become of them:'* ay 0.x.1 'u creta. .*>•—■ *--- < ■»•" -*l«d io cure oy all drag gula. AN UNCOMFORTABLE to public. The difpaicaee today re»*» the that the -paa iarda are not in thia 1 how double the -lock we do double the business o’ an> other h a Grant* p. . I
