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SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY JTEBRTTAItY 21 1901
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New Embroidery, New Ribbons.
New Velvet Ribbons,' Lace
Curtains, Allover Laces and all
over Embroidery, Gilt Braid,
Trimming Spikes, Gill Buttons,
Hair Clasps and other novelties.
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THE NEW YORK RACKET t
Our Store Closes Every Eveatnr
Salem's Cheapest One
E. T. BARNES,
Proprlotor,
VlXtfTiAm
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED,
$500,000 Qro at Atlanta, Ga., caued by explosion of oil tank In grocory Houbo.
No change In joint senatorial volo today.
United States Ex Senator Stephen Whiio dlod at L03 Angeles, Cal.
Caso against Mrs. Nation for smashing Senate saloon In Topeka discharged.
Still in Jail for hist Sunday's depredations.
Three transports are duo from Manila, In n few days, with returning vol
uiteore. Antarctic expeditions are boing fitted out from Englaud, Germany nnd
Sweden.
' Dr. MayoG. Smith, original of the "Doctor," in Murk Twain's "Innocenco
Abroad," is dead at Colorado Springs.
No hope of golting pensions for Oregon War Vderans at this tcsslon of
Congress.
Kitchener nairowly escaped capture by tho Boors.
"Danny" Manor, jockoy, will rido In England this sonson.
Four murders and two disappearances reported from Santa Clam. Men wro
burning sugar fields.
Sioux Indians near Omaha contemplating serious hostilities.
IlllzVard raging in northwestern Pennsylvania.
Von Va!dorco's vxpeditiou abandoned as unnecessary.
Boxers emtnlssarlos Joined by Chlnoie fort-en nro musing trouble in Southern
Marchiina.
TOOK CENTURIES TO BUILD.
Colojjnc Cntliritrnl Waa In I'rooe of
IJri-cilitn (Ul'J Venn.
While iln lit .1 stone of Cologne en
tliedral uv. !... on Aug. 1C. 1248. nnd
tin ikku t.t 1.1 cti.tue win not opened I
until Aik. I.', IMS ijuo yearn later to
the ver. ilny, it min uot, however, un
til .'.tin l.'i. I 11 that the splendid
Htnictiiie wan I n-.'lv reported complct-!
eil. having Ww eeeupled lu bulldlns '
I2.i recont Uu.e of ,Miitly 031! years.
Yhe castle or KlnssgoberK. which '
f n.ij i i ..ti ..,...
-. nd at lac M.uilieni extremity of
I 111 land, look 1M.M yeura from the laying
or the foundation Meno to tho rigging
or Its master's banner on Its highest
. nt'statf. Ita fouudntlon stone was the
kI.uII of Itti bullderV bitterest enemy.
Thiee mouths after Its laying Count
J horsing, tho builder of U10 castle, was
killed (Us huh was then In swaddling
clothe. He did not continue his fa
ther's work until nged 21.
On his twcnty-llfth birthday ho was
thrown Into prison by tho son of the
man whose skull lay In tho earth of
Klngsgoberg'H fouudaUnn stone. In
this manner master after master of
Washes NeedRepairiDg
Jiit as regular as tho fiirmra nee Is fuel. When you nro ready to h ave youi
wiIpIi Icnkel ovor snd renaiced by a 'killed
ke it to
o.
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We
PLAID DRESS GOODS
ranging in price from 75c to $1.50 a yard and maiked them all one price
50c Yd. v. ",
; KW Wool Novelties.
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p.
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at Six O'clock Except Saturday.
Price Cash Store.
Cor. Commorolal and
Chomokta Streets
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ingugonctg wnti Htuyi.n nuuinu un.
umcr stone toward tho completion of
the founder's work till civilization In
tervened. Iteatormel castle, In Cornwnll. took
00 yearn to build, of which period ex
actly oiu-tlilrJ was occupied In exca
vating the foundations. The solid lock
upon which It stands Is almost nn lmrd
as Iron. Indeed IteMormcl menus In
f " l"1 ,"!' '?'T nf ' '" lrou ,";' ,
"!!", ""'' w W' "M
""? lluMml ,m,lL'r "I'oh'on lu 1MKS.
years
The Dunmn. at Florence. wna com
meiieed by Aruulfo lu the year 12IM,
the laM block of marble being placed
In poxlUou lu the fuende In preHcncu of
the king on May 12, IKS', n ptirlod of
."t).'J yearH. Kttay Stories.
Mother Uoodnpss, how dlu you nun.
your (luger so?
Little Son-Wltli a hammer.
"When?'
"A good whllo ago."
"I didn't hear you cry.'.'
"No, mother. I thought you wero
out." Strnv Storl
workman at price Ioer tl an eer
T. POMEROY
Wittuhmaker and Jeweler
Practical Methods
Aro employe I In onr application of
Dentistry
All work Is dono with the object of
givlnc putiontH just what tho condition
of Ibi'ir teeth demand. The utmost I hat
tki.l 1111 1 exporiene.o can do and the
ime of 1 u hen materials makes our
wort ntsud pre eminent.
Drs. Eppley & dinger
PosiofTire block.
have placed on sale a line of
Silk and
-g0A",lffljTmfCrmvFYT3HMKP11 t
INVENTIVE
CORNELIUS
VanderMt Making Wonder
ful Progress
HIS FIRE
BOX
AND
BOILER
Atti acting;! Wide Attention
Among Practical Mechan
ical Men
New Haven, Conn,, Fob. 21. Hav
ing invented a firo box , for locomotives
which is proving a great iuccobs, Cornc
IIub Vandorbllt.is now at work on a ney
form of boiler, a multi-tubular, which
promises, ho says, to work a revolution
in boiler making and construction.
''My inventions havo just begun," ho
eaid to an audience of students and pro
fossors from tho Sheffield scientific
school. "lam now working on a multi
tubular boiler. I regard tho poBsibilllos
of this as very great. Within a few years
i) will bo In general uso. Within a year
I hope to appear before you and give a
practical demonstration of its possibili
ties and of my ideas on tho subject.
"It appears to bo very remarkable"
ho said, "that bo few improvements
havo boon mado in tho patterns of boilers
since, tho days of Stephenson. There is
plenty of room for moro change in tho
construction, and many changes aro
likely to bo made in tho noxt low years."
Mr. Vanderhilt apoko under tho
auspices' of tho Etifliuocs Club. Practi
cal men w ho heard him say his ideas
aro sound. Thoy expect great things
of him a an inventor.
IF YOU WISH TO
TRAVEL IN COMFORT
Tuku tho old reliable Northern Pacific
Railway for YtHirEMtorn trip, Tho
iir-cominadulionB this road fumUhos and I
the leilltie It affords for all Its
pastoiDseranro Its beet uiliprtiMinentJ
It elves its paf-eencers the comfort that
all old travelera and now travelers also
fcIViT,,VoWi-VrPS "le:.r ow ,
stock and vastly improved mud lad It id
better than over prewired to iilinra
thoFo whose gooil fortune may lend them
to select till rOtid for (heir Kualern
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BOTANICAL
2C WONDERS,
The marvel Of the llOUl is
(lie Wonderful CUre Of Chronic
diseases WItnOUt tlie USe Of
Knne or poisonous meaicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but Dr. J.
F. Cook, the great botanical
Specialist and Original d:SCOV -
erorof the botanical CUre, liealS
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MJIlie fMiicuia wnu nave auiici-
cu 1UI YMij huiii 4WIUIUIS-I
ease and the more awluletlects
of rank medical humbugs. Dr.
Cook is willing to give patients
the benefit Of hlS life Si lldy bllt
declinesto-publish further test-!
imoniab out of regard for his
patients, yet will gladly refer
any Callers tO their neighbors
and friends WhO have been
healed, Consultation free,
If yOU have any physical ail
mentS it Will do VOU pOOd tO
Call and have a little Chat With
the doctor.
Office 301 Libeitv
Street
Salem Oregon.
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P-aaKSEMKKST 1
Wool Mixtures,
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CHINESE
LOOTING
Denounced By a Returned
New Yorker
LI HUNG CHANG
POKES FUN AT US
How Boer Prisoners are Being
Treated Americans Among
Them
Nkw Youk. Feb. 21 J.'Martin Mil
ler, of this city,' who has just arrived,
having reached England from Olllna, by
way of Ceylon, sold In an Intorvlew:
"I attended two sales of loot In tho
Boxer palace which tho Rev. Dr, Ament
occupied In Pokin after tho relief of tho
allies. Dr. Ament took possession of tho
treasure which ho found there, held
sales nnd kept account of tho proceeds,
crediting them against tbo claims width
ho makes for mission proporty det
trojod. Much of tho loot was bought
by au American speculator, of Shanghai.
"I had nn Intorviow with Li Hung
Chang, which indicated that ho was pre
paring to effect tho claims of tho ponors
for Indemnity by giving an accoqnt of
tho loot taking, His excellency was in
very good humor.
'I havo jiiBt had tho christian com
inandmonts read to roo"hoeald through
his interpreter, "nud I think thoy need
revising. The eighth commandment
should bo made to road 'thou shall not
steal, but thou inayeat loot'
''It has boon said that yourexco
loney is favoring Ituss'a ill tho ticgolia-
lions because you havo nn understand
lug with that country and aro to be the
governor of Manchuria. "I suggested:
" 'i am simply grateful to Husalii for
having withdrawn liertroopu' " his
, excellency replied.
Speaklug of his vlcit to Cylou, Mr.
. ... . .ft
Miller said j "Up In tho hilfs at sn
elevation of 3,600 feet lu a delightful
climate and in a tine sanitary situation,
I X tbo e,,upmont whore 4,700 Uoer
prisoners norcconflnud with a orhn of
' j,,, ,urln,(l rtiruiuncea.
"Thoro weio tno or tliicu liundietl
Americana among them, and ihoeI
1
, tulked with seemed to owe their plight
lo lmiug gone," to South Africa rather
fioin it love of advouturu limn from any
sympathy with the Jloer chiiho. 'ihey
"?.::
good deal of liberty.
'There does not appear to bo any
great doslro among tho Boers for haying
the war end so that thov can co home.
and thov annear to bu talrlv contontod
t Boor ofllcors are at liberty, boing ro
quired only to report tw Ice a veek."
Pekin, Feb. 21. Prlnco Ching and LI
Hung Ghang havo recolvod instructions
from tho court to notify ministers of
nmvura f It'll nn nllnl litiR luun IhkiiiiI
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;reKimil)K tho pimlslunenta ofOhlnoie
o(ncn,8 conflrmatory of the demands
Inadeby tho MinletorB as follews:
General Tunc Full Slang, to bo de-
Rraded aud doprIved ot ,,,, rank
Vtinco Tuan ond Duk0 Un t0 bo ,8.
wraPM, and oxiludi
Prlnco Chuang Ylng Men and ''hao
si.u chiao to commit suicide.
hu ci.eu yu, yu iiaiu and ki iiain
toiwimi.oaded.
ThlHie not exactly what the ministers
dnmiuidod, but It is consMered advisable
tongnetolt, as a demand for their
lives baa been agreed to, except In the
' rno of General Tung Full Slang, whom
the onurt is powerless to molest.
I Thf ro is a private understanding that
his life will be claimed when it is poiai-Id.-.
: To-rt!tht t ad To-Momw Mint,
' Aud taoti day uuu uignt dunm,' tlr?
week you can set at any druggist's
Kr nip's DalHuin foi 'ho I'liniut aiirf
Luiikh, acknowledged to bjiho rnott
succ siful remedy over Fold for
CouflH. Croup, U'onchlth, Asthma
end Oo isumptlon. Got a b ttlc to
day and keep It always In tiio Iiouhh
i' yo i cat luck ymr cold at ori(M
Price '60 and 6'Jo. Sjiuplob-i'tlti fre
! eod.t
Wl
HERMAN
Scientific Optician.
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CLYDE VAUGHN
PLEADED GUILTY
To
; Assault With Dangerous
Weapon
r oung man Will be bentenced
ivionaay Aiternoon-L-oun
Adjourns Until Then
Tho caso of Stato vs Olydo Vaughn,
which promised to bo a long drawn caso
came (0 a speedy and rather unexpected
termination at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
when tho caso was called for trial. By
agreement of counsol (or prosecution
and tho defense., tho chnrgo in tho in
dlctmontof"tt8eault withln'entto kill",
was changed to "assault with a dangor
038 weapon". To this chnrgo Vaughn
pleaded guilty and Judge Uurnett set
1 o'clock Monday nttornoou as tho hour
for pronouncing sentence
Tho latter part of instOctobor, Vaimhn
committed an unprovoked and dospor
ato aGBault with an axe upon Miss Lulu
Jones, a pupil nttonding tho Jefferson
public school, in tho baaomout of tho
school building. The victim of tho as
sault Las fully recovered from tho in
juries sustained but public sentiment la
bt tho opinion that her assailant ehould
bo "punished for tho cowardly deed.
The offonso to which Vaughn pleaded
guilty Is punishable by imprisonment
in the stato ponitontlary from 0 months
to 10 years ; incarceration in thu county
Jail from one to twelve monthi or by a
lino of from 1 100 to $1000.
AMERICAN JOCKEY
TO RIDE IN ENGLAND
Nkw Youk, Feb. 21. ''Danny'1
Manor, tho Jockoy, has sailed for Eng
land, whore ho will rldo this season for
Pierro Lorlllnrd, at a Biliary of $10,000.
Mnher will alto ride for Sir J, Miller,
who owns Marronl, favorite for the
Lincolnshire haudnlcap,
Sam LoatoH, tho Emjllih Joukey. who
arrivod hero two mouths ao, milled with
Mahor. Lottos said that lie enjoyed hit
trip here.
Mirror MnU.
"What!" exclaims tho astonished
reader, "Is It posslblo that there nre
any civilized portions on tho face of tho
earth who tire nut In tho habit of be
holding their visages reflected from
time to time In n mirror of soino kind?
Surely thla cannot be bo." Wrom.'. I
qui to wronjr, gentle reader, for nt thol
preaent time, strango ns It inny mi
pcar, tliei-e arc hundreds of men nnd
women lu tho United Kingdom who
have not gnzed Into a mirror for yenrs.
Tho convicts confined In British pris
ons form members of this community.
From the moment of a convlct'a en
trnnco to n Jail to the moment of his
exit ho Is not permitted to luivo the
uso of n mirror of any kind, tho small
est plcco of glass being rigidly denied
him. To tho women convlctx this ab
Henco of a mirror forms one of the
chief hardships of confinement, and
many n female wardor can tell piteous
talcs of women who have actually fall
en upou their knees nnd sobbed out
entreaties for the loau of a morsel of
mirror "Just for a second." All theso
entreaties have perforce to bo disre
garded, and It therefore comes about
that many a female convict passes
three or four years without being per
mitted to gaze upon her own features.
London Tlt-Blts.
He Got a I'm.
"Haiti" cried au alert patrolman In
Manila as a beautifully caparisoned
caningo drove up containing a portly
(reiitlcmnn. The driver reined his
steeds, aud tho sentry, standing firmly
lu the center of the street, shouted,
"Who Is there?"
Not knowing what else to say, tho
occupant of the carriage answered,
"Judge Taft, president of the civil
commission."
"Advance, Judgo Taft, to bo recog
nized," bawled tho sentry, Thu Judgo
advanced, nud the following dialogue
took place:
Sentry Havo you a pass?
Taft No, sir; do I require one?
Sentry You do, sir, and It's my duty
to run you In.
Taft But I am the civil governor of
tho Phlllpplno Island.
Hontry That doesn't cut any figure.
You're a civilian and out after hours.
I'll let you r,o by this time, but the noxt
time I catch you you'll have to see tho
captain."
"Thank you," murmured Judge Taft
as he drove away, And there and then
hu formed a resolution to put In an
application for a pass. According to
the Munlla Freedom, he got It.
Business Eyes
Orffictive viilon proilucvf Irritation aul nerv
ouenww, and in this eomlitlon no pertoii U C4p-
able cif (,'Mna to busirews matters or ordiuar
ffursof life the attention necessary to success
N thing Is moro important for tho present piee
ervation of good health and ulear budino
judgment than zealous care of the eyes, Perfect
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. . miniK Kinoes win overcome naiuros ueimiis, ana
fl the u'aue to nut ciu'li cltuiu la nf
P "
W. BARR
118 State Street.
ALASKAN
RAILROADS
.Throne Speech To Parlia-
ment FaYOrS TllOlll
BRITISH COLUMBIA
BIDS FOR POPULARITY
Mining Laws will be Amended
Nova Scolia's Large
Gold Output
VicTontA, D. 0, Fob. 21. -Among tho
measures foroelnulowed in tho speech
from tho Ihrono which wilt bo rend at
the opening of tho house tomorrow, is
understood to bo ono to crant aid lo
! the railway from tho coast to
tho Kootonny, a railway through
Northern British Columbia and
to tho Yukon, and a railway to tho
north end of Vancouver Island. Sotno
changos will bo mado iu tho mining
laws and inducomonts will bo offered to
immigrants and n grant of land will bo
mndo to each British Columbia volun
teer who went lo South Africa.
Halifax, N. S. Fol. Sl.Tlio govern
ment totnrns for 11)00 show that tho
production of jfold In Nova Scotia was
10,000 ounces, valued at $5,000,000. This
is tho second highest annual yield slnco
gold was dipcovored in 1880. Tho ylold
ol 180!) was 36,000 on account of now
findings.
The Ifonne Problem In t'lirln,
The housing problem Is one that for
years ha lain heavily on thono with
amnll Incomes In Paris.
Every day tho French capital bo
comes more nnd more Impossible ns a
lcsldouco for poor people nud, while
handsome Iiouhch grow more nuinorous,
renHonablo lodgings become scarcer.
Tho poor no longer And It ensy to no.
emo iipartmentH nt a modest rental lu
tho city nnlesH thoy nro willing to be
eonllued In barrackllko lencmciitn on
the sixth or evcit seventh Htory or flhut
off. In n courtyard where thoy get very
little daylight nnd hardly ever see tho
nun
'J'he worklngman linn tlierofnre been
obliged to inhrrnto to the outskirts of
the city, and whole hiiIiiiiIih, like La
Vlllelt'J on one aide of Pails and (ho
nelle on the other Hide, nre now Inhab
ited exclusively by Industrial colonies.
Kvery exhibition In Paris has
brought
1 1 Isc lu rents nil annum, aim
lodny tho
lanillordH' dutm nre higher
than over. Loss accommodation
available lu Paris for u given rental
than lu 1-omlon, nud thu Ktiiiltnry con
ditions nre generally Inferior.
Tho better housing of the working .
eliiHies, however, Is now bugliiulng
to nttniet the attention of reformeiH,
aud when tho extension of tho city
eventually takes place porhapH soma ,
improvement win uo eiiecieu, inns
Cor. Loudon Mali.
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That new
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The latest idea in foot war can alway be found at our store,
' All that is new and excellent is combined with quality in our
foot-form poods. X ?C ZC
lrf A OAA All I rtdlAp' CI CltAAP ., .. ... .... I
ion iv oii uui L.auii;3 oiiuta. toou as any Rwor
not dopeiiiUnt alone on shoe profit for our support, therefore we can sell hotter
ASk tO SCC OUr nien'S $350 SIlOCS W know thvlr worth Umautw
999
White Trimmings
Allver Oiiipuroa, Alhver Venice
Nettings, Allover Marcelliuo Nettings,
Allover La Towa Netting'.
CordexJ nnd tucked rilkt, allover ap
plkue taffulii, nioutHilftlne.de.eijIe,
c nffone, greiiudlne silks, etc.
yM.nlmjm
ih Km urn mil ihiiii hi
MANCHURIA
UPRISING
Boxers Joined By Chinese
Forces
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rvii
VON WALDERSEE'S -
EXPEDITION IS OFF1
And the Chinese- Plenipoten
tiaries Accede to Foreign
Demands
St. Pi.TK.uuiuiici, Fe.b. 2L Dispatches
report that trouble Is uulu railing in
southern Mnnolmriii, Boxer emlrmuiotf
havo nlrendy arrived there and Chtnoco
forces are Joining tho Boxer movement.
PAn.s.Feb. 21 -A correspondent of
., , . , , ' ... -
thoflscociatcd I'nnlina excellent nu-
thorlty of tho statement hat Field
Marshal Vuii Wnlderseo's expedition
will not start ns It Is belloved the decree-
xvlll l, t,llat,,l tn Ik IruUv n,.,,..
lug tho terms demanded by thu ministers.
An expedition
Ihoroforo will not bo
necessary.
Wahiiinoto.v, Feb, 21, A cablegrnm
has boon received by the state dopal t
ment from Minister Conger stating that
tho Chinese plenipotentiaries havo In
formod tho foreign ministers that tho
Kuioror has agreed to all tho putildh
montB namiHl In tho telegram of Fob
runry (1th.
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Cyclono I'rnnka.
A traveler lu tho weBt, tho Rev. C. T.
Brady, eaya that of all tho manifesta
tions of power ho ever witnessed, from
nn enrthqunko down, a cyclono Is tho
most nppnlllng. Tho midnight black
ness or tho funucl, thu lightning dart
ing from It lu Inconceivable fierceness,
the ntrnnge crackling sound from Ita
bosom, tho suddenness of Ita Irresisti
ble attack, Ita lucrcdlbly BWlft motion,
Its wild leaping nnd bounding, llfco n
gigantic benHt of prey, tho awful roar
which follows, all thin but feebly cUnr-
nctcrICH Umt trnngo ravager of
tlit)
1 n(n8i j
,j,jj0' cy
Ho centinues:
clone nliiTfl odd prnnkH.
1
have seen two horses lifted lu air nnd
carefully deposited, uuhnrmed, lu n
field about nu eighth of a mllo away.
I liavo seen chickens aud gecso picked
clean of feathera nnd yet feebly alive.
Ono house, I remember, had u hole
teu feet In diameter cut out of Hh roof,
ns If by a circular saw. I hnvo nefu,
) lilnnli M-lililliitr clntiil lift a build-
, , ,,., ,.,. ,. ... n0CeH. as. oiio
IS ! ..Iinlt.ta iinitnir) liAV (TWlA lt til A
worst cycloneH 1 ever know throw a
heavy Iron unfn about nn a child might
toss a wooden alphabet block In play,
It Is an Irtespoiifllblo as well as an
almost omnipotent monster, nud It
seems to love tho hideous Jokes of Ita
own couc',",.,2 i
"rv.mn nimr. en ctniiv." la an ancient
wiylug, and good resolutions don't cost
uiiythlng -Chleng" News.
ITOTJ jaiu'GPTCOaxrXlEIX
TOlbtte 0oo66
Ohl such a Day Wai Yeslerday.'
WHITE FP
Is 0110 of he drawiiur vnnla i4 (be fosaou.
'I hi IiuIiuh fun Iv lb ok to (Iih s ore fur w liil
gomlt epeoiuN.
M a
it
White Shirl Wajsts go lik
ut sale prices,
9
106 Excellence.
Lm .
kScmg
THE WHITE CORNER
., TrrfltaikecWe4j. ,.
A HEIUBLE. LONG E3TABLISHEO.WELt KhOWH flWH.
STATE SCH00LFUNJ5; :;
FRAUD expose
Fight is Now oh 'Before the
Senate Committee
a
Geo. G. Bingham on Geo. W.
rfEil-
Wj
. vThp IlrownoUreiiortsljpwIng a f3l,000
shortage, of school funds' was considered
by tho Judiciary committee,! aod'VMr.
Brownoll hopes to get a favorable repot t
o"ff "iH&'recornrnetidatlohs aeklnsr for a
thnrpugh'lnvcstlgation. A (lulit will bo
mado'to suppress tho ropdrt.
The report of tho Brownoll cominlttco
on tho Land Ofllco defaloniion has been
rofcrred to the Judleiary committee in
tho Senate, of which Senator .Adams ie
a mombcr. Mr. Adams is tho Silverton
attorney who has been closely anaoci
ntcd wllli Geo. O. Blnjjrmm. Geo, G,
Jtlnham is on Geo. W. Davis's'bond.
Unless barrod by the stntutoltmttations
n8mn will ha li.iblo for anydcfnlca.
j Hon .that may bo shown to oxlst,
Orownoll proposes to move a refcrenco
of this lnvestlg.it Ion to thcvUtorne.t-gen.
oral, with specific instructions as to how
,0 f"". "nd whom to employ as ox-
. P0"8 l Cn" l" WOr m BOnCHMIOII.
and
Gray
Mot
" I have used Aycr's Hair
Vigor for a great many years,
and although 1 nm past eighty
years of age, yet 1 have not a
gray hair in my head." Geo.
YeLlott, Towson, Md., Aug.
3 1899.
Ayer's Hair Vigor always
restores color to gray hair.
Wc know exactly what we are
saying when we use that word
"always'
It makes the hair grow, heavy
and long, too, and stops falling
of the hair. . Keep it, on your
dressing-table and use jt as
directed.
Ont dollar bottW.
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u Ji.oo aud we "III cxprcit a bottle to you,
Mil charge prepaid lie Mire and rItc ui
your neatenl exprcM ofnec.
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Send for oar handsome book oil The Hair.
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