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The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22
LOCAL and Personal.
Sid Wallace is home from school.

Sid Wallace is home from school.
r.syer. meeting At the Methodist Church every
Wednesday night.
Potatoes sold Thursday from 90 to 85
cents to shippers.
John London is quite sick at the
IAatle Rock House.
Hiss Grace Ketchum, of Fort Smith,
b visiting Miss Fannie Merrill.
Mrs. Elsie. Of Ozark, Is visiting. her
daughter, Mrs. Buck Williams.
Judge ]. v. Bourland, of Ozark, is
n attendance on the Circuit Court.
Miss Rosa Cornelius has returned
home from college ut Lexington, Mo.
Mrs. Page, Of Durant, Miss. is
Visiting her daughter. Mrs. A. Hays.
Mr.. W. H. H. Shibley was selected
BY Judge Evans as foreman Of the grand
jury.
Rev. A. H. Williams, of the NJ. E.
Church South. spent the week at Pine
Blu6.
Dan Allen came down from Fayette
ville Sunday for short visit to his
parents.
The parents Of David Bryan gave him
aparty frst Of the week on his fifteenth
birthday.
Col. Day, Of the Fort Smith
developer, was in the city Friday
noning.
Mrs. Cullom, Of Carthage, Tenn. is
y the city on visit to her daughter,
Nm. Jno. Allen.
Mrs.. DR.. Carter, of Ozark, came up
Wednesday on short visit to her sister,
Nm. Cornelius.
Sunday School q, Christian Church every
enosy At $50 P. NJ. Prof .Massic superintend.
- Prayer meeting every Thursday night
''Dr. y.
VI. Jas. r. Black, specialist, has a
1atd IN today's Press to which we call
your especial attention.
ARKANSAS new potatoes were quoted,
Wednesday at 75 cents per bushel, and
soetter market in prospect.
Mrs. N. F. Cornelius has returned
aome from st. Louis and we are glad to
NOV much improved in health
juvenile Missionary" meeting at tho Metho-
~ ~. church each LIST Sunday ut r. M. Special
s,' ..auon to Prayer Meeting each Wednesday
.'sn' at 7;30 o'clock. A. H. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
mr.. NJ. H. Wagner, one Of the late
accessions with with Mulberry town
sup, Is a member of the Grand Jury.
Since money makes the mare
~ viii the good brother who indited
~ soove state how much Of 'going
"en ne contributed. Venture.
IN, no, we couldn t think of that, it
~ooM be encroaching upon our good
'other's province of blowing his own
Norm.
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lrrN SEARCH OF A NEW SENSATION,

Try the effect of mud bath at Las Vegas Hot
Springs, New Mexico. Other forms OF baths
may be had there all especially beneficial in
rheumatic troubles and diseases of the blood
The COOL dry, tonic air of this resort is inst the
thing for tired nerves, and there is nothing go
restful as New Mexico sunshine, especially
when supplemented by such fine service as is
soth. This famous inn cannot Be cxcelied any
where In the Southwest
Round trip excursion tickets on sale to Las
Vegas Hot springs from principal points
Reach only over the Santa Fe Route. For
illustrated pamphlet and a copy OF Land OF
Sunshine" address y. Wishart q. r. A., st. l..
4 5. F. Ky., st, Louis. No
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Circuit Court.

OtrCuN court
The court opened promptly Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock and by dinner
time the Judge had charged the Grand
Jury and empaneled the Petit. Jury.
Judge Evans charge was vigorous and
thorough one and so plain that no doubt
could be raised as to It's meaning.
Verdicts of guilty have been given in
the following cases:
Jack Nelson, selling liquor on election
day, fined $500. 90.
Jim Broils, Sabbath breaking. fined
&25.
Garrett Butler, Sabbath breaking,
fined $25.
Jno. Whalen, disturbing religious
worship, fined go.
Geo. Gayster. disturbing religious
worship, fined go.
Marion Wells, disturbing peace, fined
e5.
Albert Nelson, malicious mischief
not guilty.
Jas. Vanderheiden, carrying pistol
not guilty.
Frank Lewis, John Stevens and Jim
Watkins. Sabbath breaking, fined es5
each.
Spade Lee, gaming, fined SO.
Ben Montgomery, contempt. fined u.
Henry Edwards, petit larceny, fined
SIS and five days in Jail.
John Hinkle, of Barker township,
stealing a cow. guilty, 2 years in the
pen.
John Lewis, burglary, guilty, 1 year
in the pen.
John and Emory Brown, disturbing
religious worship and abusive language,
fined $50 in each case.
The case Of the Johns boys, ON trial
for murder. is in progress as we go to
press.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching Piles are known by moisture
like Precipitation, causing intense Itch
ing when warm. This form a. we'll
rs Blind, Bleeding or Protrudin9.
yield at once to DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly OIL parts
effected, absOrbs tumors, allays Itch
ing and effects q permanent cure. SO
cts. Druggist or mail. Circulars free.
DIR. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold
by H. c. Johnson, Druggist.
The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22
Arkansas Strawberry Crop.

LITTLE Rock, June 13.-Five
hundred and twenty one car loads of
strawberries were shipped from Arkan
sas this season. OF this number 211
car loads were shipped from Crawford
county, 80 from Sebastian, Washington
and Benton counties, and the remain
der, 2l5 cars, from points along the
main line of the Iron Mountain The
gross value of the crop is estimated to
be 1921 ,4l2.
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Sherlffs' Association.

Notice is given that the Sheriffs
Association of the State of Arkansas
will meet in the city Of Little Rock on
the 18th day Of July, 1895, at 2 O clock
p. NJ. All the sheriffs OF the State are
requested to be present.
BY order of
GEO. r. WOOD, President.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Fifty Years Ago.

Miss Fannie Scott was over from Van
Buren, Wednesday. She reports that
the Columbian Club will issue Fourth
of July edition of the Venture. One
article which it will contain will be that
in the Bee which told of Arkansas soci.
ally fifty years ago.
A Little Rock lady, far along in years
now, is the author and yet it was one of
the most touching and artistic bits of
English that Arkansas has ever con-
structed. It told of ball on the Dren-
men Heights above Van Buren, in the
"forties. Mayor Rector Of Fort
Smith was also mentioned
Farther along the article contained
an account Of ball in Little Rock to
the soldiers returning from the Mexican
war. Many officers names were given
and one was that of Lieutenant Ben T.
DuVal and fair partner.
A reporter asked Colonel DuVal If he
was present at that ball and he smiled
his assent and wanted to know where he
could get copy of the paper with the
article. Fort Smith Times.
The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22

Mrs. M. johnson returned to her
home in Kansas first Of the week after a
long visit to her neice, Mrs. Will K.
Barnes.
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Special rsursA sf ysly Rates.

The Iron Mountain R'y. win sell round trip
tickets to points on their line, not more than
miles distant at rate Of one fare for the round
trip. No tickets TO he sold at less rate than
nifty cents Dates Of sale July I'd and 9Th. with
lisnit for return OF July 5th.
AHAys, Agent
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Bscsnd Intsrastienal Epwsrth Lsasss Cen.
veatten.
For above named meeting the Mo. Pacific Ry.
will sell round trip tickets 70 Chattanooga,
Tenn, at rate of one fare for the round trip
Dates OF sale June oath. 25th and 18th. Return
information call at No Pacific ticket once.
A. HAYS, Agent.
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THE VAN BUREN PRESS.
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.

Trains asi. ass. 23a 2a4, 24s and 2H will carry
GOIN0 WEST
IA 81. Arr $50 PIN. Arr. Coneyvillc $50 pm
n al 80 an. :" Ft smith $40 am
" "a " 1925 am. STOPS At Van BUREN,
GOING EAST.
10 es2. Arr. LIS pm. Arr. Little Rock &0s pm
O. . IL 81 Ly. lO.55 am. Coal Hill sos pm
trains 23i, 49, 238, 234 run daily.
rrsins 243 and 244 do not run on Sunday
through trains make stop OF minutes.
GREENWOOD BRANCH.
N se6.s Arr. 1l:25 am. (St0ps at Van Burenl,
NJ mas Lv $50 pm. Arr. Greenwood SIS pm.
/ ~ Daily. except Sunday.
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LADIES AND GENTS FINE SHOES.

N. N = - Cornelius purchased in St. Louis this
variety Of shoes ever brought TO Van Rnren
=. ucod,ng VIII be found in his shoe depart.
ment. who Will be glad to see ali his old friends.
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WARNING ORDER.
III Nrh
Sarah Branoch, Plaintiff.

In Crawford Circuit Court.
Sarah Branoch, Plaintiff
vs.
Thos BranOch, Defendant
The Defendant. Thos. Branoch, is warned to
appear In this Court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the Plaintiff, Sarah
BranOch. l.. W. BLACK, Clerk.
June II, 1895. by W. z. SADLER, d. C.
s. a. Miller Atty for non- resident Dcf't.
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The following is a list of letters In the Post
Officc at Van Buren,. Ark. remaining nncalled
for and advertised June u. 1894
The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22
DR.. Jas. r. Black,

DR.. Jas. r. Black,
sPGeiAllsr.
ECLECTIC AND ALL0PATH.
Is now in Van Buren,,
AT THE BROADWAY HOTEL.
Where he can be consulted FIRE OF
CHARGE until July 50, 1895.
Cancers Consumption, diseases Of the Heart.
Stomach, Liver. Kidney. Nervous System. die.
eases peculiar to Women. ~
FITS.-All treated under an sbeOlute guaran.
tee.
Those suffering from Cancer should cali At
once. % they must be under the immediate
supervision OF Dr. Black until cured. No knife
used nor blood lost
Low Rates Via Santa Fe Route.
CLEVELAND, OHiO-For Republican National
League Annual Convention. one fare for round
trip tickets sold on June 18th return limit June
"a 1895.
Boston. MAss-For Christian Endeavor
United Socitics one fare for round trip. Tickets
sold July 4th to 9Th inclusive. return limit July
9th.
BALTIMORE, MD.-For BaptIsts Young Peoples
10th one fare for round trip limited for return
Aug. q l895
Rosrox. MAss-For knights Templar 'Tri-
ennial COnclave. one fare for round trip tickcta
sold August 18th TO I'D inclusive, limited foz
return sept 18th.
DENVER, Colorado, AND OTHER POINTs-FOH
National Educational Association. one fare f0r
round trip with two dollars added. Tickets
sold July 4th 5th and 9Th, return limit of July
18th.
For full particulars call on or address
C. Z. GOODIHG,
Ticket Agent
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For Ten Days.

G. C. Cook will for the next ten days give with
each DoIen Cabinet Pictures one strawberry
train or choice Of strawberry Aeld.
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SANTA FE ROUTE (sT. l.. &s.F)
CONNECTIONS.

| Y0VkkL CLAHTOHs EScbtueut Huu mauaRtI.
CONNECTIONS.
| No, l. Connects at Paris Tex with G. c. &s.F.
ma Texas 4 Pacific k'y, for points In Texas.
mi free Reclining Chair Car and Pullman
.b10es Drawing Room Sleeper TO Dallas. Texas,
IA Connects At Burton, Kansas with A.
| +, - r. for points In Colorado. Utah. Nevada,
idshe Montana Oregon. Washington. New and
O1 Mexico. Arizona and California Has free
.eclIsias chair .,. car and Pullman Imam buffet
|lscliaing. chair cars Monet to Burton.
ana and Anthony Kans.. and Pullman sleep,
q Nonett TO Burton. Kan. Through Pull.
nan sleeper Burr ton. Kan. to Pueblo. Denver,
~ Francisco. Connects at 81. Louis Grand Union
eAtion with all lines for the East. North aud
IA Connects at Van Buren,. Ark. for points
IL K Of. 8. Ky. Has coaches to IT Smith,
Nc. Connects at Wichita, Kansas with
la. +. + 8. +. for points In Cherokee Strip
| end Oklahoma. connects At Burton. KAN, with
4. T. Il 8. F. for points In Kansas. Has reclin-
| iag chair car tseats free) 10 st Louis Pullman
| pelace sleeper Selignsn 70 IT. Louis. Free
| iscllning chair car and Pullman palace sleeper
Nonett to Wichita and Burton, Kan. Connects
d q Louis with all lines for the east north aud
Ma Texas Limited fvestibuled). Has re-
elinlng chair cars. lseats free and Pullman buff
II drawing room seepers through to Galveston
Texas via Paris and Dallas without change.
sscts at ST. Louis Grand Union Station with all
nnes for the East, North and Southeast. Has
escliulng chair cars (seats free) and Pullman
eueet drawing room sleepers through to ST.
kunls without change.
Through tickets on sale to all points. For
e19thcr Information. call on or address.
G. 4. GoODING,
Ticket Agent.
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Everywhere We go we find some one who has
been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla II Ia the
greatest curative agent. 1t IL the one great
blood purifier and nerve tonic.
The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22
National Edscatisasl Assseistiea u Beaver
Cslsrsds springs, Aasitsu md Psssls,

For above meeting the No. Pacific R'y. will
sell round trip uckets at reduced lateA Dates
OF sale July lth, 5th and 9Th, limited for return
| TO July 18th. For further information call u
No. Pacific ticket Office.
A. HAYS, Agent
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WANTED.-A FEW MORE BoARpERs.
o,. Rate $1,000 Apply to Mas. H. GLASS.
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Unclaimed Letters.

Hsod's Pills for the liver aud bowels, act easily
yet promptly and effectively. 29l
The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22
Low Rates vie Santa Fe Route.

Rosrox. MAss.-For knights Templar Tri.
ennial C0nclave. one fare for round trip tickcta
sold August 18th 10 I'D inclusive, limited for
return sept 18th.
The Van Buren press., 1895-06-22

Col. Boggy johnson spent Wednes.
day in the city. and we were glad to
find him in such good health. May his
days be many.
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NORTHWEST NEWS.


Rabbits are destroying large numbers
% fruit trees In the vicinity OF Gsotieai-
dale
IL Is said that the Everest Iaaa Com
Tafsst has effected a settlement with
Henry Hewitt jr. That gentleman has
no further interest in Everest. having
disposed OF all his holdizsgS-sE.vegvat
INnaNs
Thirteen Aansred and nsyl,sty-seven tons
OF ore. valued At sisa. 7aa we're xAfssxssd
ffssrf the Ssoca0 mining .zs.r.c, in Janu-
AIRY, There are Sax buyers In this district.
oesssng ores for snesserss at san Fran
cisco, Tacoma, Hss@ala. Butte and Saaa-
sexa.
Fisa Idaho house Of representative has
passed a bal providing that no relative OF
The cUure sla;l be arysosn:e3 as tssfsrs
stefsngTai,aler. II IS said that the bill Is
aimed a; the supreme court Judges who
ersssf'ey tssezr soz1s arsi daughters. cousins,
asiists and frsothers-sge-aaw an al positions,
and are the aaugltisS stock Of thu STATE
Ia consequence.
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Welcomed ut Portland.
Portland Oragon.an.

a party or twelve ST Louis capitalists
arrived in this city last evening from Sc
attic in charge Of William Gray. assist
ant general freight agent Of the Buriinx-
ton system The party includes the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Cox Henry Fad,
Julius g. Walsh. Charles Clark, George
n PaschalI Donald Bradford. Henry
Sempie Ames and Edgar Anes. Maj. D.
II. Bradford. s. e. HOFFMAN. Thomas
Dunn. Carl 6chrauhstaetser and Judge W.
r. Doyle. They were me. 1T the Union
depot BY Mr.. Shslden. tho resident passen-
ger agent, and taken to tho Portland
hotel. where they VIII be quartered dur
tng tfseir stay In the cdry. The party viii
ranain N this city only until this even
ing. a. the members are anxious to reach
home by Monaay next Taey will return
by way OF the Oregon Railway & Navi-
cation to Billings. Mont. and thence to
st. Louis over the Burlington.
Every member Of tia party - or has
been prominently connected with the busl-
ness interests OF 81. Louis. and all are
seeking for the investment OF capital
Their visit Ia Seattle was at siae invita-
ton OF the most prominent men OF the
state. and was for the purpose OF docking
over the plans for the Seattle ship canal.
with view OF supplying the necessary
capital to carry 1t through. They arrived
In Seattle last Thursday. and, according
to their own accounts. were royalty en-
tertained by the citizens OF that city. Some
. OF the leading members OF the party ex-
pressed themselves as very mach pleased
with what they have seen. Many Of these
gentlemen have nUver visited the Coast
before, and they expressed the greatest
wonder and surprise at the wonderful
climate and ma gnificen. resources OF the
great Pacific Northwest
The visit to Portland Is merely an IN
cident of the trip. Several OF members
visited his city years ago, and were anx-
ious to see what changes time had
wrought in It. while the others were still
mere anxious to see the city which has
90 long been heralded as the coming me-
tropoiis OF the Pacific Coast The stay OF
the party is to be so short that the BUSH
ness men will scarcely have a chance to
show their hospitality. However, the Wis
itors will be rendered a luncheon at the
Commercial Club. and afterwards driven
over the city. The personnel OF the party
Is interesting.
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For deficiency. Rcsenue.
New York Sun

II Grover Cleveland had been an honest
man, ard II his political friends in con-
gTess had also been honest. We should
have had today a tariff 'f0r revenue
only" We SIOUX! then have Rad revenae
enough. and there weula not be feather
weight OF strain on the FRANCES q the
United States. II row these gentlemen
should experiences reform ard become hon-
est they would confess their fault before
night was ever. ard begin tomorrow 20
make sha revenue a. the expenses. and
THO deficiency which Ii now playing the
devil with us would disappear.
II is oar absoIate conviction that the
tariff could be reformed Immediately so
as 10 accomplish this rssgit: ana we be-
sieye that TIE performance would lie as
magnificent for the regeneration OF Amer
iean politics rs tire fvsaa of a tarsa iar
deficiency has proved SisgracSfal and
damaging.
Bonds or no Soa3S. there tins TIRE plain
sad unavoidable duty % sha Democracy
and % the administration.
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King Rheumatism.
HIS REIGN IS oyER AT LAST.
Medical scisncs Drives Him From His
: Thrcna-A Msdlefss discovered That
Rheumasisn Cannot Rssfst-A
pnn. Nnr Sufferera.

Medical sciencs Drives Him From HIS
TArons-A Msdlefne Discovered That
Rheamasisn Cannot Rssist-A
Eooa for Sufferers
From the St LpuisL Mo-. Chronicle.
THE effect OF using DR.. wtliansS INK
Pl,s for rheumatism was brought to hsae
lately by Chronicle reporter. who inter
viewed John Ferguson, OF soS South
Broadway, s. Louis. who had been sul-
ferer with this sncapascisat.ng disease.
Those pills" he said. have proved OK
Great benefit not only 90 me. but 60 my
wSfes Strange 20 say, we both suiIeTed
from the same aiinOent, although my
wsfess CONDITION was much wors- tran
mine. Neither Of Us could sleep at night !;
we had sharp, shooting pains IA our
arms, sides and limbs. and continual
soreness ali over the body. What we
suffered from was nothing more or less
than rheumatism At times my wife had
to crawl upstairs on her hands and
knees, and as for me. I would at night
ew4tch and jerk. despite my utmost ef-
forts 10 corssroi myself. We suffered the
torture OF the damned
but IN three weeks the pain began to
leave US. Ny case not beissg a. severe as
my wafe's / soon got Well, but il took
ntariy Shree months before Mrs Fergu-
son could say she was entirely free from
Z
mend DR.. Wiilians Pink Pulls to all my
friends"
Afr. Ferguson's words are imiorsed by
T. A. Campbell an iron worker Ewing ON
Choteau avenue. He, too. had been al
fficted with rheumatism contracted from
working IN damp foundry. He said:
my doctor ordered me to remain In bed
for at least several days. I began TO loss
my previously good appetite. q depres-
sion OF spirits. lack OF ambition, q tired
feeling and even loss OF memory followed.
/ couldn't keep my feet warm and my
usual rudy complexion had given way to
. sallow hue.
with my family to support, I couldn't
afford to be Idle. struggled against my
could do, even with the Doctors help. waS
very little
Hearing OF DR.. Williams Pink Pulls.
] determined to try them. The effects
were nothing short OF marvellous. They
made me We'll, and as a preventative !
take them regularly. They're the best
medicine I know of. and as such my
friends hear me speak o. them"
DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People
contains al the elements necessary to give
new Efe and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are an I'M
failing specific for such diseases as loco
motor ataxia, partial paralysis, st. Vitus'
dance, sc3atfca, neuralgia, rheumatism.
nervous headache. the after effects Of Ia
grippe. palpatation Of the heart. pale and
sallow complexions, and all forms of
may be had OF all druggists or direct
from the DR. Williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady, n. Y, for SOC. per box, or
six boxes for $3.50.
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. nson shsy ceacs. Of fruna ss.e8a 90 20 saa.-
90 80 II wsE al. De nssi ED
stsAaa sSse yea-. tbs b sne ssccrafs-sabae
surpsus. whsrsa the pres<senk mentioned
"a ass gosa toad message. . SURPLUS OBJ
sslsea ~ 1ocux pocszs. ~ filtsTsag loan
rA-ossxa the goi3 reserve fusd. 7szss.
usxroser. Ia evsaeatsy The htxacst sdeaa OK
fiscal eecncgnaes Il Cieveasn6's opsfsscn. Tor
he not only szsz sor ssrys sszftE<as TO boz
row. fssst tsren1ing on the pocket snossey
- obtained. refuses 20 eugxest any oxnar
means of xetsznx g.
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By CARRIER Gin me eity)
NOTICE TO THE runI1c.

Tne public h hereby warmed not 70
GAY s1= a.oaey 70 parties rspresentins
20 bs agents Of the Seattle PostJnteit-
gcncer, except the fcsiowin9. who are
the only authorized travelling agents OF
che Post-Irfelziseneer viz: J. A. NC
Cleilan and J. I. HawIey. This
does not apply to resident agents
Of this paper who are bocated IA
various cities and towns in the North
west. nor to postunsters. who are in aai
cases authorized 10 take subscriptions
for the Daily, Sunday and Weekly Post
intelligence.
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IN frons If their stores ana tne esse s.
OF travel fG-~sed 10 other streets 10
frsedHn from dust ard ansos psioa =
also important IA cur cfe. Nnee
dry summers graexase the one esa, ana
wet auszsussss ard springs wooad h-'
an absorhant material with ssae na1h 81
tas strsetA Though Il RANKS -" - 70
CARDS frees1ozn from noise. Ia
preferable TO rock IN fnax fespert. ana
cedar, while ranking nign iT 1ss
iessness and naturally 10 oe pEe1esfed
~ one OF the staple proaucss OF the
Sound country. takes such io~ place
In rne1y OF the sssens1ais as % pe
scarceiy worth coEE1dsxsng. A. Van Dc
seem that granite ranks nign rot nrse
oost. and second Tor cus1 OF nasnaea-
snec. while for freedom from NOSE ana
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Brought ~ TIE front by M. German .
ressiatioa. Secretary Carlisle eonsesses
tha charge made IN congress ard n IRE
pabsse press. that che pssceeAs 81 s.cnss
sosa to protect the sola reserve have seea
used to make up sAe defcst sn the rev.
enues. oas OF aTaeztsiS IN scsa sAas sas
been paid cat sow reaenpsiSn Of legal ten
der and Ssscs-ssE nssses sance the Demo
cratic ressosasson. sioS eaa - has been nzsi
oct fer current expenses. The balance ~
shss redeemed parer ~ ssia in sas kreas-
MY 10 be used gaT the game purpose. VIA
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A GUARANTEE.

The powt-Tnfei.igencer hereby Esiafan-
tees It's advertisers bona fide paid CIR
cniation. Daily. Weekly and Sunday.
double that OF any other newspaper
published In the state Of Washington
Advertising contracts will be made sub
feet to this guarantee.
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The early establishments Of . military
pest at Seattle. which IL shown TO be
practically certain by an article IN an
other column, wsll be welcome news TO
the peopis Of the city. as It involves not
Only a large install expenditure but q con-
siderable addition to the regular pay roll
wa1ich wild fiow into the channels OF trade.
Though the bin for the establishment OF
the post only names Puget Sound IN gem
eral as the location. the weight CT mill
tary authority in favor of the Magnolia
bluffs site Is so great as to render its final
selection almost certain.