The Santiam news., October 25, 1907, Image 4

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roniiof ertotw tawtmd of •portâton, dr»w
up I a
order aud leveled tbeir luuaàetc
al tbe
upe fete of tbe fellerUe end
bole», who remained taut iutale«e with ter
rur, for they did Out uudervtaud »Let
wu fuiug OA.
Tvtwptame Kschanfw No 11
a doaeti uildiers, eulered tbe ring and be­
gan beating th« druma.
It was a gov
emmental band*». Hu wxm .» alienee waa
vestured martial law was proclaimed and
—
«entemw of outlawry ;*a«œ*l on General
I»,n Meha.tian Guerrero and hie odaer-
««Ma. who had just raised Ike .t.ndr'd <»f
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tVbat added to bls aecret agony waa rwoll ami ¡»runounced again« .ha affisi»
that be must tlX'evMKitly aend off courier«, li.hed government.
M»i±< o was nn«e again the peey >f one Neat Besson of Congress Will Bo
raoefva reports, talk with bis confidents,
and felgu In their presence not merely of ti»»»» acensa of murder am! carnag«
Asked to Start Imprcvemont
■ wlmuees am! gaiety, but also encourage which, aiu'-e th. proclamation of Indepen-
of I his Groat Hiver.
ib«<n. and Import to them an ardor and ijence. Ha. too often stained her .irsela
I hi |« which he no longer ; -iwirv.n
and squares with blond.
TTe I'resldeut was v*n h*»v»»!*«ck In th«
Tbe whois night was sjwut thus. A
terribls nlgbt, during which tbe general center of the arena, sending off orders,
Vicksburg, Mia* , Oct. 22.—Aller a
• all tbs tortorwe Ctat assail an listening to messages or «Jetarhlng reca
n»r<-»rnenta wherever they were wanted. fortnight spent in tbe canebrak««. and
auibili«'*:« man <m th« eve of a acan*ial
»us plot against a government which ha The circus was run verted into tbe bead 'looking iitonsol and vigorous, President
quarters of the army of or«ler, and ths 1 R*»aM*velt pal<i a tijring visit t*o Vicks-
lias sworn Io defend.
¡ burg this afternoon.
■
Nunn«« surprised the general giving
*- .» .ri««:« had ' «i
•!
Tbe president waa introdneed by Coo-
hie final orders Worn out by the fatigue
<>! « long watch, with pallid brow, and smong them. rem.Ined trembling la tbeir ' grtwsttian John bhnrp Williams. When
eyes inflamed by fever, he tried to (aka* Mate preferring out to venture lato the Mr. Williams »aid thatjîbe'sk'r«* Roooe-
a few moments of restorative rest, which •troeta. which had t»e«n convertsd luto velt was prsaident of the w itola c- unlry
bo so greatly needed . but his efforts were real battleAelda.
—Dixie land and Yankee land alike—
(To I» eoatlnuad.)
fruit io* L for he «•• suffering from an
the deruonetration waa notable. When
»n-liement too Inten», at the decisive
tbe president arose to reply tbe big
USES
07
REDWOOD
hour, for steep to come end close his
crowd accorded him a noisy demonstra­
eyeo.
< aliruesla < «Mset re««4oea a Sirena tion
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that lasted
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several _
roltiutce.
Already th» toll» of th* churches ware
< *.»,i»«tli<>r .»< < rare»«.
j
In hi* s)»-n'h Lete tbe pr« si.h-ril eaid
(»sling out. and fillin; tbo air with their
In M-an-hlng fur a su ha titola for
■*]; »»«m t<» tua tl-at no American
joyous mses. In all the «toril, ani In
nil th« a*|nares, boys and l«;*«roa were ordinary »nuda «tiiployed In rotasi ruc- presi deli t cotti*! »¡»rulli.» timo batter
ttan work. li» supply of niany of wbl.-ti tlmn by oeeing f.*r hitn««lf ju»t what a
letting off crackers, and uttering deafen
ing cries, which more resembled Imrwts I» rapldly do rea al ng. Il ha» t»*o found rlch and womJerlu) regi, n thè lower
of fury than demonstrations of joy. The tbat thè cvnst rvdwuod forcata of Cai- M asismppi vallee la. so that he mey go
people, dressed tn their holiday clothe«. Ifornia offer a product wtn.-b can t>e back, aa ! almil <*> baek, te Washington,
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........ aud put te «x.-rllenl commercial use. Rara
“.e oet puq»*» lo do evcrything
spreading like a torrent over the city.
the lioeton Tranw’rlpL California red- \ that lire in me to see ti*at tbe United
The review was arranged for seven
wood la very durable artd Its tine work­ States d**ea its full share In making the
o'clock a. m.. so that the troops might
Mississippi river practi.ally a part of
ing
qualities make It a etnmg r-umpetl-
Im spared th« great heat of the day.
tbe »ew c«NUt, in making ila deep chan­
ter
of
cyprvmi.
and
aim
adaptable
to
I
: i
were tnaasecl oo (he !'««• de li a
nel to tbe Gloat l-akea !rom the Gulf.
many of the tinea to wrblch white and
relli and tbe road connecting
pr**u»»
! I wish Li gee the levees a*-sirongly built
nad« with the Alanieda.
yellow pine are put
Redwood, as _
ns to remove completely fn*m the minds
We have already atatad that th« M«xl
mid «a tbe imtrket. may ba tbo prudw-t
¡¿we/ region/ ail
■ sn army. '*1 i . i «» i strong, has 2.400 art!
of either of t** giant M«qi»ilas or big apprehensions of a ¡»swible overflow,
rerw. Hence, In the enormous crowd as trona,'* tl* commercial utilisation of I [
1 advocate no impossible task.
No
aemhlec! to witness the review uniform» wh h tuts very pnqwrly «lied f<»rth 1
*
task.
......
__ The
¡»-.pie of Holland,
were In a majority, for nil tbe offlc«rs liv­
gr*-nt ¡iro'.ests, or of tise coast mlwv»»l. ‘a little nation, took tw<»-tliird» of their
ing on half ¡My In M- tic«*. for soni« rea
eon or another. consular.-«! themselves <’Utting ttw* big trees would meau tbe country out from under the sea, and
!>uund to attend tbo review as amateur*, »(«««ly extinction of thia unique and ’ they live boh Ind the dykes now and
At a quarter to N o'clock the drunta wonderful aptedea, wblcb la found only have )lv«l behind them for centuries in
beat, the truopa preaentod arma, a deaf- In isolated grurvw and Wblcb reptv- ►ably
*
«ning < >ut was ralecd
the crowd, and duceo abundantly, ao that It Is a g*«*l
“With one-tenth the effort we, a
the Preaident of the Republic arrived, trwe for the forester to utilise for sis*'- much greater nation, can take the iu-
followed by a large staff, glistening with
cv-walve timber crv>|X
comparably rich bottom lamia of the
gold aud lace, and with a cloud of feath
Lower Mia»ia»ippi out of the fear of be­
It
la
likely
that
the
lumber
trade
ers waving In tbeir cocked hata.
(••■nersl Guerrero had joined the Prsal- will emvrurag** tin* use of ivdwood more ing flooded or even being overflowed
detil'a staff in hla full dress uniform, as and more Iu tire future, aa *-om;>aratlve- by the Mississippi, and while I do not
Colonel Lttpo and other conspirators had ly I;;'.« ; < tl< al uw hns been made* of like to »ay In advance what 1 Intend to
also done; the rest, dlft¡*r»ed »moni tb« tire pr*dt>cta of itM-a* extensive fomsga do, I alia 11 br<«k my rule in thia case
crowd.
of California up to the pr«*ei*nt time. ami say that In my next mcaasge Io
In the meanwhile the review went on Tire use of redwrood Is trow about IH congrtwa 1 ehall adv.cate aa heartily a«
wlthaut any hitch. It la true that th«
I know bow, that the congress now
per cent of ths total evrmmmption of
Preeldcnt restricted hlmaelf to riding
elected shall take the Hr»I steps to bring
It
I«
ewtlmalcd
that
tbo
for
tanlMr.
along the front, and then ordering the
a'oout that deep i hannel way and at-
iroojis to maprh past, for he did not e»ta of (California tiara about 7&.tKA>,- tendant high and broad levee system,
UUO,(MX) fea-t of standing rttdwood tlm- which will make of these alluvial bot­
* la re. owing lo Iba notorious Ignorance
ths officers and añidiera, rlek Iba exact! • twr and the w ise uaa of ftn-ae product* toms the lieheat and meat populous and
tlon uf any maneuvers, for It would not by (XMinervatlvo lumbering will In a
most prosperous agricultural land, not
ha vs been understood, and would bava degras make up for tire greatly laseaeu
only in this nation, but on the face of
broken tbe charm under which the »;*»< ed supply of other useful woo*la
the glob«', and, gentlemen, here is tbe
tators were fa«cina(«*l Then the Pres!
Tire fladwood AaaodaUon has mcent rauon 1 am particularly glad to tw able
dent, still follow«.! by hla staff, proceed-
ly rvqmwtcd tire threat service
tbe to advance such a policy.
I think any
ed to the cathcciral. We will not way
United
Ntatea
I
L-jmrime-tit
of
Agricul
­ policy which t* nig to the *i pl I f t i r> g *f
anything about the official reception, etc.,
ture to make a complete study of tlwr any portion of our people In the end
which occupied all the morning.
The hour for the hull fight arrived. pl>y»l*-al aud m«cbsnl<-al pnrpertles of distributee its benefits over tbe whole
Nine« the review no one troubled him- redwood lumber In order to obtain rar- people. Rut it is far easier, originally,
»»It about the trooJNL who secluc-d to liable Information concerning Ita prop­ to put into effect a ¡>*> I icy which shall
bar« suddsaly dlaap;wared not a wuldler erties. Tbe foreot aervitw tour decide«! at Die moment help the people concen­
waa visible In the streets; but the people to comply with Uris re«;ucwt and will trate! in tbe cents is ot the ¡»ipulation
di*l not think of them, for they were let
an I wealth than it is to pul into effect
ting off firework«, laughing an*! »homing, conduct a oeriea of experiments lu co­ a poli -y which shall help the dweller»
operation
with
tbe
University
of
Cali
­
which was quite sufficient to amuse them.
i in the country and the tillers of the
It was only noticed that the»« so Idlers, fornia at tbe trwtlng laboratory at
s*‘ll.
,
though invisible al»ut the city, had ap­ Iterkeloy.
“Now heie we have a ¡Milicy wh*«e
parently ¡taawed th* wore! to each other
Redwood timber for a long time ha*
to be present at the bull fight. Nearly had vxh-ualte use tn California, but tint and direct btmeflt will come to tbe
the » b*>!e of the pa I cos de a**l In the dr- not until recently bas enters«! tbe east man on tbe plantation, the tiller of the
cue, that la to My. tbe ;iarta expo»»*! to ern nrarkHa Its use !n the East, thus soil, the man who makes his fortune
from what he grows on the soil.
the sun, were* thronged with, «oldiera.
far, lias been for khlngleo, finishing,
“Mr. Williams lia» said that in our
growpod pell mell with the leperva, an*!
offering the moat plewaant contrast with fl.airing, aiding and la lbw It Is proba­ day we can sink all mere ¡arty differ­
th««e rs<g«d si-ampa. who were yelling ble tluit In tire invar future Ita useful- ences. Since I have lu-en president 1
tx-M as a structural material will ex­ hare found, aye, n«*l of the time I
sn*l whistling.
Tb» President arrive«!, and tbe circus tend because of tbe rlaing price of tire iiave need««! to sink them, lecauae the
waa In a iMwmnet invaded by the mob. commoner emrttirtr wvoda, and because differences of ¡arty are of small irr>
Nine«* an early hour the Jamaica had be­ of Ita durability and atrength In com- portanoe compared to tlie great funda­
gun. that la to My, the framework of tiarlwm with Ita weight Its firercwlst- mentals ot good citlsenahlp »¡ton which
verdure raieed In the center of the arena,
Ing quality Is another argument for Its all American cilisene should be united.*’
forming refreshment rooms, hail sine*
The president said he agreed heartily
use wbeh has «vtu««! It to find favor
daybreak been filled with countless num
that the conalitution of the Unltol
bers of l»|iem«. who ate with cries of tn tile Weal Cltisena of Nan Fran-
Cisco have always Heid that tbe Are States represents a fixe*I a«-rice of prin­
ferocious delight.
Suddenly, at a given algnal, the gate risk tn that city waa h-aa than In other ciple». Yet he said that, in the Inter­
of the torrl! waa opened and a bull cl I lea with an equal numt*r of woodan est of the pffitple, it must be intcr[>ret-
rushed Into the arena. Then began an structure« tx*cauao of this quality of nl, not as a straitjacket, not as laying
the hand ol death lipin all develop­
extraordinarily Indescribable scene, rewem- rvdw*»»!.
ment«, but aa an inv«*»tment designed
bling one of those diabolical meetings so
admirably designed by i'allot.
Uraaia That Wee*.
(or the life and health ami growth of
Tbe leperoa. surprised by the arrival
,
Animals are said to weep from va- the nation.
of the bull, darted, shouting, pushing rloua cauwa.
Grief at the loan of
an*! upsetting each other, over the frame­ young ones and mates makes the dog.
More Powder for Japan.
work, which they threw down and tram
horse, elephant, rat. bear, deer, mon­
New York, Ot. 22—Japan ia man­
pled under foot In their terror, while
key. donkey, mule, cattle, camel ami ufacturing inure munition« of war at
seeking to »scat* ’be pursuit of the em
the present time that at any tune dur­
holhulo. who, also excited by the turmoil, giraffe »tied tears
Nobbing has t*eeti proved In the par- ing the war with Russia. Under pace
hunte-l them vigorously. In a se«-ond the
arena was deserted,
the
refreshment rot. though this may be mimicry, Tba Japan her one more ataenal and one
rooms swept clean, and the performers In stag at bay and the caged rat ha va tn >re naval haw than it had under the
the Jamaica »ought any shelter they could been oeen to weep while monkeys ha va exigency ol war. Both the urmil and
find on the «*!<« of the paleo* or upon
the naval later hare been establish»«!
wept when pitied or from terror.
the column«, from which they hung In
within the last six months and at each
The
elephant
has
wept
st
the
lone
hideous, yelling and grimacing cluaterw.
place day and night shifts of laboiria
Tbe bull, after amnalng himself for of Its liberty, and in aouio case« also are being worked. Port Arthur or Oy-
from vexation. The dread of punish­
acme minutes In t«vssing about the
roju, a* the Japanese have renamed
mains of the framework, stopped ami ment has caused captive ch!:r.;i«iiaevs
the place, ia the new naval lose wheie
looked cunningly around, and soon no
and other i|«s to weep.
there is ao much activity.
tired the tree, ths only obstacle left to
Joy, (mln, fatigue, thirst, ill neage.
remove In order to completely empty tbe ay tn pa thy. old age, approaching <lra th
Stamping Out th* Plague.
arena.
and pwttlabncM have all drawn learn
Seattle,
W«»h., Oct. 22.—At a joint
He remained motlonleaa for an Instant, from animals or st least driven them
meeting of the city and stale health
aa If bealtatlng ere he formed a resolu­
to a tearful state.- Exchange.
b««nla here last night, it was divided
tion. then bowed hia bead, made the Mnd
to a«k the state board of Oregon to co-
fly with hla fore feet, lashed his tall
IlMHinrl... Iltvlalty.
<>|>er«te with Washington health an-
violently, and rushing at the tree, dealt
The «mail girl had committed •rtn-'
, thoiithw In the handling of the lmb*»nic
It repeated powerful blows.
small bit of mlwblef quit« wltt*>nt any
plague, which lias ma«ie its appearauce
The leperoa uttered a cry of despair.
nrotig Intention. Iler mother scolded in thia city. One case has been reput­
The tree, which waa overladen, and In
her
severely
and
told
the
child
that
cecMniiy mp|>ed at its !m«e by tin» bull,
ed, that of a Ciiiuree who died nearly i
st.o must not only aak her forgiven*««, a week ago, bnt the city health officer»
swayed, and at last fell sideways, carry
Ing down in Its fall the leper«» clinging but aha must alao ask God's forglvw- have adopted prompt measures to sup-
to Its hram hqy
Tbe audlen«-e clappe«! nr««.
' press any threatened * Unger.
their bat»!« and broke into
trenaied
Whereupon the little girl began her
bravos, which changed Into perfect yelia prayer: “O Go»L can't jrnu taka a Joke
Leak In Mara Island Dock.
of delight when a poor fellow who waa either?”—Milwaukee Frew Prwaa.
Nan Franciaco, Oct. 22.—The massive
limping away was suddenly caught up by
drydock which tbe government ia liav-
■ ayweeoo In the Stoela Market.
the bul! am! tossed ten feet high In the
Gunner Tim pretty young woman ing constructed at the Mare island navy
air.
(lynrd sprung a leak Frhlay, and in or»
All at on««, and at the moment when speculator aeoma all excited.
ths joy was attaining Ita paroxysm, sev-
Guyer Yea, she la Intorvated in a der to save the structure from almost
era I rounds *f artillery were heard, fol
I complete destruction it waa necessary
bear movement
lowed by a well sustained musketry fire
to blow out the entire front of the deck.
Gunner A bear mov<wr.cnt ?
As If by magic th* bull was driven back
Tbe evert ol the dock, which is being
Guyer- Tea. a hug.
liar fianca
to the torril. tbe soldiers seatteiffid about
built by contract, will be 13,000,000.
ths circus leaped Into tbe ring, aad be- about Chicago News.
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JTsjrtetsr.
Attorney-at-Lau
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OPEN IP MISSISSIPPI i Physicians Surgeon
Teit of Speech by the President
al Vicksburg.
CHAPTRn XXV.
On his return to th» ni.au- -n th» *»1»
tas did >..*(
■ 'i a OS ’■ r I- *'.!*h
was egtrsmsly pl»wa«d. for he de».red to
4ela> aa ■ i.g Sa
-«;. nba<i
which. In spite of the wc- n 1 h« «-i com
plarently dlap «,*<1. h- f ar.d *
I I
out to hia disadvantage. e»;*-rially w!.*-u
Auesilotted by a tnan like the gem-rat.
wb'ise piercing glanrw would descend to
the bottom of hla heart to discover lb*-
truth, however cleverly hidden It might
be behind a network <*f (» »boh.
As only a few hours bad still to ala;»«
before th» Mplo» m of the conspiracy,
arranged with such cars ant ssyatsry, lbs
general was c up ’ -I f ■- a •> hile to •
tend his sir ■ «> for the aat.afa-1; >n of
his love «nd hatred, «nd only attend t*>
th*»« In who h bta aru'ilt
The principal . onapiratnr« ha.I heeti »o n
mun«d to Colonel I-upo'tL and there th«
final arrang- .- n>s had been made for t •
morrow, and th« watchword given.
Although the government appeared
plunge*] In the n-«t profound Ignoran
of what was preparing against it, and
evinced tkimpleta **■• ir.tjr. all the Preai
dent had mad*- certain arrangements for
the morrow's i-erernonltw wh -h did a**t
fail greatly to irt. .'4« th« i - n Ititerewted
In knowing everything. «nJ to whom the
apparently <’---at hulla Hung naturally
crra'rd umbrage
The general, with th» curiosity that
distinguish«*! him. was anti a to know
exactly the extent of the danger ti hid
Io meet, »nd pr e-r-.|«*| to tbo jail»-»,
merely a*-rom(.nni«d by hla two al*l-e *1«
camp. 11« was loo calm to let Ilia feel
Ings be »««n lie pretend -I to be delight
»•I. remained for some time with th»
I'reaidrnt, who appeared to treat him
with a friendly fa mlllarlty, raitnplalncd
of the rarity of hl« vialia ami hl» ut>
atina r In m>t «»king for a leninismi,
•till the general remarkml that all the
courts were sluffed with elidiera, who
were blvotiarklng in th« apeu air; that
several guns had been pl« d accident
ally p«rha¡». •■. as to •■*. p rotnplele
ly the chief entrame gate, and. mor« serf
Otis still, that the trooj • quartered in
th« ;»lace wera commanded by oflkets
who were strangers tn hliu. and who had.
morwiver. th*- reputat n **f ‘- ,g .h*v.*t*-l
to the Preaiilenl **f the It*-pu ■ ■
After this daring visit, the general
ni" inte I hi- I. -r-e end • " r lb* pre
of going for a walk, went all ovar
city.
Everywhere the preparations
th« coming festlvsl were being car
on with the grrateet activity. Nu­
merous W'-elen erection«, ral »—I for th»
evcAaion, flllc.l the space Usually devoted
to tsur*. lschy. and form. I an luiai->n-
hall of verdura, with pleasant rlnni;*« of
trace, mysterious walks and *1.arming re
treats, prepared with ths greatest care,
where ev»ry!«»ly would go -m ths morro*
to eat th« atrocious productions of the
Mexican ert ..f
k.-ry.
Exactly In the cvnier of ths square a
Necatltlan tn** « out twenty feet In
height was planted, with Its branch««
an*! leave« entlreiv covered with colored
pocket handkerchiefs that floated In the
bísese. This tree was the M -nt« Par
nasao. Intend.*! to »erve aa a may i-de for
th» leper*., at the n
nt wli«n the bull
fights begin, am! a trial u I, emballmio
that la to say, with Its Horns teriuiaaling
io l*alla. Is I«' Into the ring.
All th* pulquerías near the «.piare were
fi'led with s hid-
«. ragg. I mob, who
howled, sang, shouted and wtiistled tbeir
loudest.
la all the streets th« procsaslon would
pass through th« houses were •!.■ .rated .
Mexican flag« w.-re hoist«*! in profit«.*n
at every s;«>t where they * .*uld be di«
played , and yet. by the >1*1»
all three
holblay pre;» rat Iona, there ana. we re­
peat, something gl > ny and menacing
that stru k a chill to the h*-*rt Through
All the gate« fr««h Ir-.;-* continually «n
tered the city, and occupied admirably
eh.Mien atrateglc point.«.
When a eerlotia «vent 1« preparing,
there are !n th« atmoaphers certain signa
which never d«- «.«» the fosterer« of r«v
olntlona; a vague and ap|«reotly can«»
lea« anxiety aela«« on the manaes, and un­
consciously converts their Joy Into s ape
cica of feverlah excitement. St which they
are tbatnsslvse startled, »« th«v kn .» n..i
to what to attribute thia change In their
humor.
Hence the population of Mexico, mnd,
merry and joyous, aa usual when a fea-
tlval is prciaring. In the ryra of abort­
Sighted |« r-. !>- w«re iti reality sternly
sad and suffering from great anxiety. The
general did not fail to ol erve t hear prog-
noetics; gloomy presentiments occupied
hla mind, for he understood that a ter­
rthle tompeet was hidden beneath this flö­
tltl'ius calmness, t'ahnt inc's gloomy pra­
dk-tions recurred to him.
lie trembled
Io see the huntrr's mena*-«« realised; ami,
though unable to discover when ths <!an
g»r would come, he foresaw that a great
peril was hanging ov«r h.s head ; and that
hla (mbltioua projects would soon. ;w*r-
ha;.«. !•» drowned In floorls of hl***»!.
Unfortunately, It was too late to desist;
he must, wbatev-r might happen, go on
to the end, for he had not the time Io
give counter orders, and urge the con
eplralors to defer the explosion of th»
plot til! a more favorable mo ent. Ifenra.
after rl|>» rt-fl«< (¡on. the general resolved
to puah on. am! trust to a. .-¡.I.-nt. Am
blttous men. by the way. reckon far more
than la supposed on huard and th .«»
magnifiertit combinations which are ad
tnlre.1 when auccraa ha« crowned them,
are moat frequently merely the unftirs-
seen resulta of fortuitous cirruniatam-ea,
completely beyond the will of the man
whom they have pmtitad.
The general returned to hla house at
about tl in the evening, d*-«t«lrlng. and
already seeing bls plans annihilated. The
report of hla capetas a<Med to hi» dis­
couragement, for It was th» drop of
wormwood which makes ths brimful cup
run over.
Ils withdrew to his spart
menta In a stats of dull fury, and in his
Impotent rage acrtieil himself for having
ventured Into this frightful situation, for
be felt himself rapidly gliding d >wn a
fatal slope, where it would bo impoasi
Mo for him to olvu,
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O. FULL, M. D.
Notary Public and aotlclt«
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Office. SB West M Urse«
G. M. T vonbb
ALB Ak T. ORg<.< '»
It Bryant
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M. Medina
ROYAL RESTAURANT
C. C. Bryant
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Attorneys-ot-Lüiö
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rs rxposure to .un or wind,
■readt like an Imperceptible theen
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shield >t.mui.*ir.g and preserving a
delicate, lustrous beauty,
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Scio Livery and Feed Stables
MYER
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RICHARDSON,
Proprietors
Hacks connect with all trains both at U'tst
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drivers. Prices Jó a sonable.
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MUNKERR
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J. J. SARNES
C. A. WARNER
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SCIO MILLING COMPANY
SUCCESSOR* TO
SCIO
ROLLER
INCORPORATED DEC
MILLS
20. 190?
We do • General Cuetom Milling Business. Flour and
Food on Belo. Wheat Bought and Exchanges
_______ ___ _ for Flour.
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We are In the Field for Business, and Will Treat Yeii
Right
SCIO MILLING COMPANY
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