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OMAHA. Match l5.-General Passenger
Agent stated to-day that all talk of boy
colt of the Union Pacific on the part of
the Western Passenger association was of
little moment TO him. ave are entirely
ignorant OF the charges made in regard TO
California business, our only effort being
to keep up with the procession"
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LITTLE EY LITTLE.
The Passenger Rate. Took Another slight
Drop Yesterday.

CuIChCp, March i5.-1'hc Wisconsin
Central to-day Informed Chairman Cald.
we'll of the Western Passenger association
that the 80 basis rate from Chicago 10
some Montana and North pacllic coast
points had been made. IL announced
that it would make The same rates to those
points VIA ~. Paul as made via the Mis-
sourl river gatewIys. The effect will be
10 reduce the Portland rate 10y $l.jJ and
Of Montana common points by tho same
amount.
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The Track High In the Air.

PORTLAND, Ore, March IS. - Union
Pacific officials to-day received word that
q washout occurred at the Cascade Locks,
nbou; 40 miles from here. A hill about
q feet long and 80 feet deep was carried
away, leaving the track suspended in the
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BOISE FLOODED.


Same Places.
Spccla, Dispatch TO the stan ard,
BOISE, Idaho, March l5.-Tho Cotton
wood iiumc. recently built of stone 10
carry or tho surplus water of Co,tona ood
creek, broke tonight and the south part
of the city is flooded. A large force Of
men arc a, work repairing the Hume.
Much loss To property Will he sustained in
case a serious breach is made, as the creek
is running full OF water and II is still rain
ing. while the snow in the adjacent noun
tains is melting rapidly.
General Pride Is triile better tonight
but still very low.
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Tor Zinc Iinee Traek.

SAS FENSUiSCn. March l5.-lt is re-
ported here that 10 acres OF land in the
vicinity OF the industrial school at Ocean
view. have been purchased for the pur-
pose OF building a race track with every
modern improvement.
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AS TO The LEAD DUTY.


Can DO n.
WAsHIsCToN, March l5.-lhc lead pro-
ducers Of the West are not entirely saiis-
fiod with the provision in tho tariff look
ing TO leyyIng Il duty on lead ore. Il is
provided that duty OF ihFee-lourlhs of a
cent pound bc paid on lead in ore. IL is
understood the lead men insist that a
provision be inserted which will Insure q
care full assay of the ore, and prevent any
large shipments Of lead aud silver to-
gether unless their proportions are
known, so that sufficient duly can be
levied.
Senator DuBoisc OF Idaho. who las had
the lead interests In charge, has been as
sured By members oil the finance COM
mittce that the lead provision will be so
changed that tho duIy cannot bo cvadel.
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I,rnh,m Gne, no rlu,tl,,d..

WAsHSGToN, March ,5.-Sccretary Her
bcr: this morning cabled Admiral Benz
ham at Rio TO proceed al once with one OF
his vessels to Blueiields, Nicaragua, to
look after American interests.
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THE SEA is THEIR GRAVE.
Disastrous Collision Between Two Orr.
entail Steamships.

entail steamships.
VANCOUVER. March 15.-Oriental ad.
vices received here state that disastrous
collision occurred recently in the straight
between Bencalis and Cagal. Two s,eam-
ers, the Seng Guam and Alng Hoe, collided
while going at full speed. Those OH board
the Seng Guam jumped into the water and
were picked up by the crew OF the Alng
Hoe. Scarcely had they reached the deck
down. About 80 people " ere drowned and
rs many saved themselves by swimming
ashore, among them being two Americans,
Captain Miller Of the Scng Guam, and
Chief Engineer Pierce.
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PEILADELPHrA, March -McAlester
wen tho great $500 pigeon shooting
match at Riydcrton. The score is: Me
hlcstcr, l75; Work, i6s.
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RrnNrn Enr EoNrrnnr.

Providence, March lj.-The repub-
lican state convention met to-day. Prof.
Alonzo Williams of Brown university
presented the name Of ID. Russell Brown
as candidate for tho goyernorship aud the
nomination was made.
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Los ASGELEs, March IA mob of Il
masked men attacked four non-unlon
sailors last night at san Pedro and beat
them most cvuriy with clubs. One man
WAS 50 badly injured lhat he will not live.
The affair has created the greatest ex-
cItvmcUt.
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Los ANGELES, March iS.-Frank Crit
tendon. nephew of Ex-Governor Thomas
j. Cr,uendcn of Missouri, was killed at
Durate to-day by being thrown under u
plow aud tramplcd upon by horses.
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MooRiNUSPoRr, LII, March l5.-J. 5.
Ncul called on Wilder and Tom Lane,
negroes. for rent due him. They attacked
him a club and axe aud he fred, killing
them both.
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WA~HINGroS, March i5.-Ex-Sonator
Dawes of Massachusetts was taken sud
denly ~ while on visit here to-day; it is
thought TO be paralysis.
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Strung Him Tn.

SCRANTON, Pa, AIarch ia negro
named Puryea, IN Jail at Stroudburg for
the murder Of Christopher Ehlers es-
capped. A posse captured and lynched
him.
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A suprems Judge Dead.

AUGTsTA, Me-. March lj.-Judge Arte.
mas Lihbey. OF the supreme court died to-
day, aged 20, Of pneumonia.
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GALlOGLY & CO
AGENTS FOR
Cushings
Magnesia
READ THE FOLLOWING:
STATE or MoYTANA.

STATE or MONTANA.
COUNTY or SILVER Bow.
LOUIS Huebier. being nrst duly
sworn depsses aud says that On the
22nd day Of June, 1888, / took tho man
agemcn. of the drug store formerly
owned BY Geo. II. Gushing, and while
there learned the method of making
the wel!Iinown Gushing Magnesla, and
TO the hest of my know!sdge and be-
lief am the orly pcrlon III the city
who knows how to make the original
Cushing's Magnosia.
Associated with j. NJ. Andrews un-
der tho title OF A. & X. Chemical Co.,
now manufacture and sell the original
Cushing's MagncsiR.
LOUIS KUERLER.
Subscribe and sworn To before mo
this 10Th day of March. ls9i.
NJ. n. MILLER.
Notary Public.
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iIg WAS A HERO.
A Veteran who Killed q Man Who Wa
IA Rebel.

WASHINGTON, March l5.-Francis L.
Brownwcll. an historic character OF the
late war and CLERK in the pension depart
mcnt, died this morning. ho was a
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eOMEri,''I lsi.C t-i..
was Expected to .:app-n at Eio .I,.c,,o
AsuHtiuv

was Expected to ::aup-n at Ein .y,,ciro
Asunduy.
NEW YORK, Feb. An A.,o,iarea
iress SPECIAL cabied from Rio .Jauaro
MED Sunday night says: Unless present
iLoIcatiohs turn out incorrect. the fate
OF PRESIDENT Peixoto and Admiral da
Ualla and his followers will be DECIDED
tomorrow Nou
During Saturday night and Sunday
'he Insurgents steamed their ships into
po'itiohs OF advantage, preparatory to
making thorough ana decisive atfaclf
upon the government positions at Niche
roy, especially.
u Is understood that there is q final
ana desperate effort upon the part of the
insurgents, and that on its success every.
thlng depends SO far as the reyolption i
concerned. 40
IL Is expected that early on Monday
morning the lnsurgent commander viii
nave succeeded in landing a force nm
shore' which, covered by the fire of
the rebel vessels, will advance upon tba
government positions. and the final hat
tie ~, Is then expected to be fought.
Inc foreign warships are closelv
watching the operations, and there bas
oeen no further interference of any sort
up PFC 70 the time this dispatch is filed.
Inc general opinion ashore seems To
oe shat the insurgents will be defeated
ana mat the collapse of the rebellion in
Ihls part of the country at least will
follow.
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PRINCESS QUITS PARIS.
The Daughter of Mrs. Mackay Gets Out of
French Territory.

! French Territory.
| NEW YORK, Feb. IA World special
alspatch from Paris says: The Princess
Colonna, daughter of Mrs. John w.
Mackay, sailed for America on Wednes-
aay. ms news set at rest rumor that
she and her husband had become recon-
clied on his giving satisfactory pledge
OF good conduct in the future. After
the French court allowed the prince the
right to see his children twice a week
the princess found her situation intoler.
able. Besides, from tho elaborate re-
carnations by the French press of its
earlier seventies, her friends augered
unfavorable action by the French court.
Hence 1t was determined she should re.
move from its capricious jurisdiction.
The princess with her three children
left the Hotel Brighton on TUESDAY
evening, as if for moonlight urom.
enade, Mrs. Mackay remaining behind
to lull suspicion. The spies of the prince
and the domestics waited up until 4
o'clock IN the morning, and then in
formed the hotel proprietor, who in turn
informed Mrs. Mackay of what she al
ready knew.
When the prince called on Wednesday
to see his children he was simplv in.
formed that they were out with their
and it was not until his wife
had had time to board the steamer that
he was informed that she and her chill
dren were beyond the jurisdiction of the
French court.
All inquirers We're purposely misled,
In order to give the princess time to es.
cape.
her lawyers now propose to continue
me fg hit In America. 1t is reported that
ne prince sailed for New York on Sat
1rday. Mrs. Mackay quilted the Hotel
orighton on Thursday, but her destina-
non Is known only to her counsel.
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NEWS OF THE DAY CONDENSED.

Omaha. "s VI
John L. Brewster, noted turfmap.
is dead. '''' i'i'''n'
n, a herce fire is raging in the Savannah
iUa.) Grocery company.
Edward Bume-Jones, the artist has
been baroneted. ''''|
me committee on base ball PLAYING
rules Is III session at Chicago.
Part of the bus Dess portion of elias.
gov, NO., was destroyed by fire. Loss
There is a scheme ON foot for building
d., ['rctrlc line from Aew York to Phil.
adelphia. = Iii
-, AT Lebanon, Tenn, the Jury in the
iiurpln murder case disagreed for the
The senate judiciary committee apain
aaJouined without action on the P1ck-
nam amend t.
q. DR.. Char \. porion, we'll known
o. Faul physician, died in that city Sun
day, aged 90 years.
Harry Carr, Il Denver LAWYER ,vos
shot and killed by burglar who was
gong through his house.
II is aaloi,,ced Lat ex-President tr,r.
fispn VIII not he candidate for tbe
presidential nomination.
FIRE destroyed The Telegraph News
paper Once, part of the county iail and
Ihe opera house at Pomeroy, o.
James Thompson, a machinist of Col.
ImDns, Ca. attacked his wife while
'funk and killed his sl-year-old son.
A heavy wind storm blew down tba
congregational church at Gate Citv
Ahl' lhree persons were fatally injured.
James johnson, night watchman for
lie .. T.. Barrett Manufacturing com
'ahy or Minneapolis, was scaided TO
leath Sunday night. ~
An immense meteor is said TO have
alien IN the vicinity of Carson. Nev
Shook the earth for miles around
'artles are searching for it.
The jury in the Hart murder trial at
rockford, Ills. brought in verdict
hdhg the defendant guilty of murder
the first degree and fixing the nunisb.
lent at death
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PAPER CURRENCY.
statement Of the Kinds. and Amount Out.
standing Jan. 81.

standing Jan. 81.
WASHINGTON, Feb. i1.-The paper chr
rency outstanding on Jan. 81 was
81, ,O4o,23l, less $1,000, 900 estimated
TO have been destroyed by fire. This
shows an increase Of So, ,SSi, 1866 duriny
the month. The amounts of the differ.
ent kinds Of money outstanding Oh Jan.
III was as follows:
One dollar notes, $2l3. Og1, 1Gy. two
dollar notes, S2y,395, on: five dollar
notes, $?l3, ,O97, 7G9; ten dollar notes
S5O ,J3l, 'i6; twenty dollar notes. s.3s
5oO'69O, nifty dollar notes, S44. .96i sG5.
one huncred dollar notes, Ssl ,4Ss I70.
hve hundred dollar notes, Sl9'90S oo0.
one one thousand dollar notes, $50 AVG
ooo; five thousand dollar notes
81 i'39o' 900; ten thousand dollar notes
s'35,0o,ooo; fractional parts, $o7.s77.
lhe total amount of different series of
notes outstanding are: United states
notes F341, ,6S1 ,OlG; treasury notes of
is9O, Sl52, ,O7O,90s national bank notes
S2o' 800, ,O34; gold certificates. S77 0g3
.69; silver, $3.50, ,919, ,5O4; currency GER
titicates, S44, ,975, 900.
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TARIFF HEARINGS.
1t Is Unlikely That the Senate Fl.
nance Committee Will Allow
Any.
The Matter to Be Decided Definitely
at the Next Meeting of the
Committee,
Another Lively Debate on the Ha-
Waiian QuestiOn-MOrse Called
Down.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Senator Jones
(Dem., Ark member of the fnance
committee, says that he does not think
the hearings will be granted on the
tariff bill, and that it will be ready to
report back next week. Senator Voor-
hees says the matter will be settled at
the next meeting of the committee.
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J AN IRON KING.
|hn ID. Rockefeller Secures Control
of the Principal Iron Mines of
the World.
Account of the Stringency In
Money He Has Squeezed the
Merritts Out.
Is Said to Have Secured Their
lining Interests at a Ridiculously
Low Figure.

NEW York, Feb. John d. Rookie
Hen has obtained absolute control of
y host important iron mines of the
c. ID States. By deal that was
Friday he absorbed all the Lake
fior mines and all the big ones in
To do this has only cost him be-
lh $9,0OO,O0O and $lO,OOO,OOO. He
~ eble to accomplish this only because
recent financial crisis.
some time Mr.. Rockefeller HAS
buying blocks of stock and bonds
fhern iron mines. Also when the
Qe OF the Minnesota Iron company
- hrst placed upon the market he
ught large quantity of them. 1t is
ID that he has for months owned
pugh stock and bonds in this company
contfpl it. The Minnesota Iron COM
~ vns the great mines at Tower and
hn., the Duluth and Iron Range
the big docks at Two Harbors
areas of docks and railroad
W at Duluth and Superior.
thu last five years a powerful
Pc sp .sg up. The Merritt FAM
|ulut has 5een prospecting for
the = ,lesaba range for years.
( ocatet q number OF claims and
64esp sperate fight with the Minnesota
3 company, and with several private
testants. After many years of fight
they succeeded III establishing their
to their claims.
History of the Deal.
he AAke superior Consolidated Iron
lee was organized under the laws of
Stote OF New Jersey. Offices were
ned ct 46 Wall street, ana Leonidas
Fritt moved from Duluth to New
X to look after the company's
irs there. Mr.. Rockefeller was
ch1Ng these proceedings carefully.
reeUked that all the work meant the
~ 8of Il tremendous amount of
ey.3 lie also knew that the Merritts
cash capital to continue
eveiop and operate the mines on the
ntac Scale they were doing. He set
agents to picking up bonds, stock
eorip issued by the Merritts, and
az their work well. But when
pg2Sent year opened the Melritts d,
IL controlling interest in the ,
,any. 1t then became known tbaJ
were III great need of money. Thers 6
t1lk o. $50 100000 deal with the
scnaids, but that fell through. Sew /
OF the Merritts came on from
"a 70 New York to see what could L
ne. Mr.. Rockefeller kept buying a
bond and share of stock that was f
market. n
cr1sls came on Friday. The Mer- r
'covgfed their inability to hold on
ger ind had to appeal to MIR
ale He had them in his grasp
to dictate his own terms, s
! short of it was that a
pc stock in the Lake Supe-
lated Iron Mines and the r,
erlcan company of Cuba was S
on that day. What he paid tc
known, but it is said he OBJ 81
a rldiculously low figure. Il
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n Mysterious Crime Committed Near
Window, Ninn.

" huOhi, MINI.
WINDOW, MINI, Feb. What has
the appearance Of a murder occurred
ABOUT hVe miles southwest of here. Two
strangers were seen by several persons
arriving along, and at one place stopped
10 inquire the way to Heron Lake. At
a pace farther along, it being dark by
,llS ulhe, they ran into clothes
me, consequently bringing tbe
farmer out of his house TO see
what was the trouble. After
getting Strengthened out they they pro-
ceeueu on their way and nothing more
was thought about it. In the morning
the team was found about half a milo
from the last house at which it STONED
OH lrom the Travelled road Upon in
FesuSatlon 1t was found that one of the
occupants was lying over the dashboard
WIN bullet hole through his head and
one morse shot, the other horse stand
ing beside the dead one. The second
occupant of the rig had disappeared
urther than this no clues have been
obtained as yet. The dead man was
was about 80 years old, quite tall. had a
dark moustache and was not very we'll
Iressed; Neither Of the strangers were
known by anybody around that neigh
borhood.
Later advices state that the murdered
man was Silas Hulit of Mountain Lake
ina That he was shot by John Richter. n
armer, While III company with a com
'ahloh he was raiding Richter's hen
cost. avn
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l offer for sale on excellent terms, a
large number of lots on the East and
West side; also, several tracts of land
contiguous to the city, in acres to suit.
! 0hef only my own property: there
iort no commissions are eXactpd. VIII
trade for bank certificates. +. Crutcher.
217 Central avenue.
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TOUCHING TRIBUTE
raid to George w. Chiids by the Blind
Chaplain of the Senate,

Tai" 10 george w. Childs by the Blind
Chaplain of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I'm the opening
OF the senate DR.. Milburn. the
oilnd chaplain, in his PRAYER.
maze touching illusions to the life, SER
vices and death of George w. Childs.
the Philadelphia philanthroposit.
wv hlle the tolling bell tells of the
passing OF noble soul from earth"
SAID ne, eve bless thee for the country
anu national ife in which, and through
Whlch boy norn in poverty and OBJ
scurltys by industry, temperance and
1rugallty, lifted himself to affiuence and
power, and shed benefcence upon every
hand, yielding happiness by the
grace and kindliness of his nature.
ehrichlng all mems lives with whom he
came IN contact. We render to thee
devout gratitude that there is a land
that produces under the blessing of thy
iatnerly love, through Jesus Christ.
9ucn 2Ip types ana elements Of character.
we pray that the lesson of this mans
lte may be read with kindly and rev.
ereht hearts by the young men of the
whoie nation; and so may the mans
ueatn be richer in its effects than even
life.' --''
RESOLUTIONS from the Massachusetts
legislature protesting against the cotton
schedtIle OF the Wilson bill We're laid be-
ioie the senate and read and referred.
The House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Immediatelv
after the opening OF the session of the |
house, MIR. McGann tried to obtain unan. |
linons consent for the consideration |
OF resolution he offered to investigate |
the ACTON OF Judge Jenkins, in the case
vi the Northern Pacific railway. whose
employees he had enjoined from striking
but objection was made.
ne Hawaiian debate was resumed nv
Mr.. Morse (Rep., Mass.) who had five
minutes. Before he had proceeded for
minute, however, Mr.. Cultivate Dem.
~ had called him to order for unpar-
imentary language.
10 which language do you refer?"
asked Mr.. Morse.
10 the insulting, impudent and un-
parliamentary language inst used" an
'wered Mr.. Cultivate.
MI. Morse, according to the rule, took
iis seat ana the words excepted tc were
ead AT the clerks desk, as tollows.
And yet, strange to tell, at the COM
."ii' Va Nitii HldStcT. lie great Grover |
,ieVeland, his cukoos in the house and |
ehate, staunch Southern Democrats.
ne iondest shouters for white mans 7
overnment disregard all their ancient 9
r"dltlons aLout the white mans su- :,
remacy and the white mans govern :,
lCnt.' II
The speaker ruled that the language
'as unparliamcntarv.
Before Mr.. Morse could proceed. how =,
yer, his time expired. u
Mr. johnson Rep, lnd) took the II
Dor ana made strong speech arraign- q q
S the course Of the present udnliuistra- n nr'
on IN attempting to restore the de- Z
Ised queen. He drew vivid picture
the efforts of Mr.. Willis. and evolved
It OF 1t all the plot OF new comic is
'era, to be called "Liliuokoani." al
Presidential Appointments.
W AsIilNGToN, Feb. THE president
$ sent the following nominations to co
e senate: w
, tim, -.
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IhE HAGUE, Feb. THE police have
uhearthed an enormous forgery of bank
notes. Eight men, Including the Leader
man named krause, have been ar.
rested. Notes to the value of 227. 900
guilders have been seized. ''''
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Buckinghams Dye for the Whiskcrs
is popular preparation in one bottle
and colors evenly black or brown.
Any person can easily apply it at home
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

& FEB. IA dipatch special
says the report of the Con
p deal is only partly true.
goes on to say that the
borrowed money from
giving Consolidated stock
II the Merits fail to pay
hockefell ATS will foreciose
htrolling interest.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

rs and Valises AT Cost.
t Trunks and Valises at
PMS Harness Shop, 3l2 Cen
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Lumber, Lath, Shingles, and all kind
OF building material for sale at lowest
prlces.-The Goodrich Lumber Co.
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snts and First National
at NO. ., Second st. N.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Pure Pepper Rye whiskey at the Gaia.
ract City Club rooms. Try it,
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Horse blankets and Robes at Cost.
Horse Blankets and Robes at Cost AT
Steifens Harness Shop, 3l2 Central ave-
nue..
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Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE president
has sent the following nominations To
the senate:
Postmasters-Theodore p. Worsley.
Nevada, Ia, w. Ravelin. LaPorte City
Ia: John j. Curron. Burlington. In ;.
Walter Elder, Clarion, Ia; John Lewis
Franklin, Ia; Levi l.. Wood, West
Gardiner, la: Andrew johnson. Lari-
more more IN. D.; James Conklin, Madison,
Wis; Thomas Jenkins, Platteville.
To be Registers of Land Offices-E p
Evans, Des Moines, Ia; John d. Bryant,
at Las Cruces, n. NJ. Robert NJ. Veach,
Roseburg, Or
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You cannot find better companies for
insurance tnan in Phil Gibson 8 agencies
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

Gibson.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

or those Indian Baskets
" ut Calkins' Bookstore,
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

all ami see the new line of wafer
color prints at Calkins' Bookstore.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09
For Rent.

I For Rent.
Finished ID rooms with heat
yht. Terms very reason.
location, Call at once for
fpm T. Exchange Building.
The weekly tribune., 1894-02-09

cream Baking Powder
IT Perfect Made.