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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09
GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE
TO The EAST.

Bssr DINING CAR SERVICE N TIE woRtp.
The Rock Island Is foremostin adopt
ing auY advantage calculated to im-
prove speed and give that luxury, safety
and comfort that popular patronage de-
mands. Its equipment Is thoroughly
complete with vestibuled trains, mag
piacent dining cars, sleepers and chair
coaches, all the most elegant, and Of
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management
and polite, honest service from Gun
ployes are important Stems. They are
double duty-to the Company and to
Grarelers--a It is sometimes task
difflcnlt Of accomplishment. Passer.
gers on this line will find little causs
for complaint on that ground.
REMEMBER
The Great Rock Island Route runs all
regular trains to EngleN cod suburban
station, close to Worlds Fair grounds,
and you can save time and trouble by
getting off at that pcint and avoid toe
crowd In the city
For full particulars az to tickets.
E.aps, rates. apply to any coupon ticket
Office in the United States, Canada u.
Mexico, or address:
JNO. SEBASTIAN,
Oan1 Tkt. a Pass. Agt., Chicago. IL
c. S.r. JOHN, ocn'l Manager. ChicrFa III
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Stock Brands.

Epery man ,cith so head Of cattle or
ap,oard honia advertise has brand in
ths paper, and thu. wlthis month,
perhaps, regain stock ehich has Jes1,
b,,ssino for veoks, and ,oAsch Ae has
g'vea up rs lost Ow circNlotion
Oh oe9bow tsis ~ction 10 soide aud
sraa3s rcn"siag, aed your brand in.
5rrtd q, 'hess columns uW JecOms IA
a.i,u 10 "a. stoohmea and settlers Of
:. 'o"thpcst, largely Increasing your
rlHtc,. # reyaiaias sroyed or stoke.
2 10 Nend ia your orders.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
LOCAL NOTES.

Court May 2lst.
A new we'll is being put down at the
Groves hotel.
For clean shave or haircut, call on
jas. Lane, the barber.
Remember Photographer Steele will
be 10 Beaver from May 18th. 9th.
+. 8 Drummoud's have moved to the
Coffey property in the west part Of
town.
G. Tracy and j. r. Linley are having
a partnership we'll put down in front Of
,eir places Of business.
M,ss Nell Sensenich vas the recipient
Of 9 beautiful b fat cornet Tuesday, a
gift from her father.
Lyman Savage attended business 10
town this week and while here called
and paid for the HERALD year.
Bubble contest" parties are the lat
est smusemeots in Besve. They serve
TO utilise the wind.--Chsndler News.
J. G. Willispson has resumed his
duties in the Tressurcr's Office after =
wo.ussk's vacation at Grand Valley.
G.. w. Allmaa and 1T. Scott have
started broom factory, located frat
door north Of this Office. Their brooms
are 6rst.class 10 every respect.
L. Z. Eskcw, Who wss held for the
killing of Wn. Reed, Was released on
Nosday by order Of Judge Tracy upon
giving bail in the suu, Of $1,000.
Master HoIace and little Julist.s
PeltDobp, Of Hugotao, Kan, came
down with 'eiIandps" Wright iasr
Thprsdsy and visited with .hs HrRAhp
faulty several dsys.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09
NOTICE..

I will be in Beaver May 18th, to 9th,
for the purpose Of making portraits and
views. If you wish the finest work Of
this kind that has ever beeu produced in
this country improve this opportunity.
Remember you do not have to pay for
your photographs uLtil delivered. Proofs
shown before order is given. All will
ask of you is to make deposit with some
responsible party of your city. The 6u-
eat of work guaranteed.
Yours Respectfully,
T. Nj. STEELE.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

rrssbytsrisu: Preaching every Sabbath.
81 IL .. m, and 7;30 p. m. ssbbath School
Ales. m, Y. P. 8. c, E., religious meeting
~ $50 p. n, prayer meeting each Thursday
AvsaisS ct 7.20.
All ere cordially invited to any and oil Of
sAsss services. P. d. MuxssLL, Pastor.
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NEIGHBORHO0D NEWS.
Nye Notes.


The weather Is hot and rather dry, but
nothing is suffering as yet for rain.
Wiley Rhodes went to EnglevoSd to meet
Miss Angie MulIy who will spend the sum-
ner with her sister, Mr.. Julia Rhodes.
Mira. Macksy who had quite sick spell
la the spring Is yet quite poorly
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Aushuts o son.
A party at N. J. Rhodes last Friday night
was we'll attended by the young folks and oil
claim to have had a COED time.
Bruce and Rhodes turned water into their
ditch on Saturday. it is now strong stream
ssort four feet wide.
Sabbath School every Sunday With Chris
tisn Endesvor In the evening.
There was preaching and baptism few
days ago.
Mrs. A. T. Bodle expects to visit her
parents Mt Pueblo, Colo. in the near future.
Miss Maggie Martin has gone to Great
Bend. Kan to attend the Central Normal
College for few weeks.
). C. Armstrong who has been quite sick
in Meade has recovered and is now on the
river.
Mrs. Anna Clary, who has been visiting
her parents, returned home Sunday ae-
companied by Mrs. f. J. Baker.
XYZ.
Willow Spring Marbles.
A good rain would be welcome visitor.
Wonders never cease" and We wonder
il John will GO to Pueblo soon.
Elder Rose and daughter, Of Dodge City,
Kau. were iu the neighborhood on the 3rd,
inst. lie held an official meeting in the
afternoon and preached an excellent sermon
in the evening.
Mr.. Taylor has returned from Mo. to his
claim.
J. 9. Walker, wife and sen went to the
Buffalo last week where they expect to make
their futArs nome.
Uncle Sam had batter look out for they
are about to "Steele'' our post mistress.
Mr.. Chas. Nuckslls pony got badly cut on
the barb wire last week.
Three strangers stopped at Mr.. Turnbulr'
on the 4th inst and called for supper ant
breakfast saying they we're looking fol
horses. In the morning they were gone Will
his best saddle.
LITTLE Phil.
ElmwOOd Pickups.
fne rain Sunday and consequent,
everything growing fine.
Elmwood is on the boom; three new house
going up in town.
Mrs. W. A. Oyerton has been quito sick
for the past week but is better at this writing
Garden stuff, such as radishes, lettuce
onions ect are plentiful on the creek
Tem Campbell grlns sll over his face su
you can hear him saying to himself, Its
GIRL"
Lon Hsszrll - ahead on wolves up to date
On Monday he dug out and killed ten younI
wolves and one cid one.
Henry Kile caught two wolves With hi
dogs Monday.
USoLK FULLER,
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09

an0 'eit t0f q Nlstt w sho iaoch sho hiSe
Of week. k.--Lberal (Ks.) News.
Since cur last the following per-ons
have Sled on Beaver county land:--Jas.
II. Glasgow, Ochiltree, Tex, Hattie l..
Brown, Optima; WIN. A. salter, Har.
desty; Noah Dawes, Benton.
A fine rain fell here Sunday afternoon
accompanied by small hail, This vas
not general rain and we are inclined
to think that more fell on the just than
no the unjust.
J.C. Hodge writes as from Monte
Vista, Colo, where he is now located
aud says it is surely the garden spot of
Colorado. lie finds it impossible to do
without the HERALD therefore orders /,
fer a year.
Ecery tessher in TIE county should
avail themselves Of the opportunity to
attend normal at Beaver this year. All
necessary arrangements are being made
for holding the same in July, exact date
not yet gigen.
J. D. Russel's family started for
Woodward Tuesday where they will
make their home. We are sorry to
lose this estipable family, but wish
them mu,h success. The HERALD
will ba a weekly visitor q. their home.
Advertised list Of letters remaining
unclaimed in the postofice at Beaver,
Okla, for month ending April 30, 1895:
Hill, Mrs. Harriet
Niles, G.
Norns, &C
Zellers G A.
F. c. Tracy, p. NJ.
ATTENTIoNl--Members Of G. A. r.
and Relief Corps You are requested
to NEE. at the G A r hall May 18th,
1885, at 8 o'clock. Importsnt business
to be transacted.
J. v. THOMPSON.
Misses Mayme Peckham and Mary
Drummoud have procured horns and
joined the Beaver Band, and it was de-
cidedly noticeable that the audience at
the Saturday afternoon conc.rt was lar,
ger and more appreciative than hereto>
fore.
Memorial Day.
The Post, old soldiers, Relief Corps,
and X of P lodge will meet at the G A II
hall May 26, 1895, at 1890 o'clock
From there march TO the church where
memorial address will be delivered by
Rev. Bagsley.
Lumber For Sale.
The Meade Elevator and Mill Build.
ing containing over half million feet
of fine lumber Building 4 stories end
36xs4 feet. Been built only 3 years
and lumber bright and new. A snap
for stock. k.m,n.
Address,
GEO. B. CoNEs, Meade, Ks.
LIST Of JURORS.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09

Price
Reduced,
Size
Increased.
The Subscription
Price OF The
Kansas City Times
Has Been Reduced
To $500 a year.
$500 For Six
Months; $1.00 For
Three Months.
This is not campaign rate, hut
permanent Thing. THE SUN
DAY TIMES enlarged To "a
pages. Think Of it! About lc a
day for first class metropolitan
newspaper. Every nne can now
afford to take daily paper,
Subscribe at once. The Tim 6
always leads. Address,
THE KANSAS CITY TIMES,
KANSAS CITY, MO.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

Governor. r,................Wm c. Renfrow.
secretary. ..... ..s.,.......... ~. I. j, Lowe.
Attorney General. .........C A. Galbraith.
Assistant Attorney General. Roy Hoffman.
q. s. MsrsAsll.......... Edward d. Six.
v. 3. Atterusy...".." Caleb r. Brooks.
2hisf Justios......... .........FrAnk Dale.
A. @. G. Bierer.
Jas. II. Burfordt
Assssiats Justices.
II. W. Scott.
J. L. McAtes.
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GRAND ARMY REPUBLIC.
Oklahoma Post No. 4.

Oklahoma Post No. 4.
+ :: :: !: :: !: : :: =: :: :: e.:
Meets At the Opsrs Hall on SEC
ond and fourth saturday Of each
month, At Q o'clock p. N.
All visiting oomsads are eordis-
Ily invited to attend.
}. Z. fHohAs JoHs SLAvIs
Adj't. P. G..
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Notice..

| have for sale or trade at
a bargain for cash or cattle,
"A interest in a Victory
threshing machine and
horse power. Anyone
wishing to invest in such
property will please call
upon or address
J.. M. LARSEN,
Beaver, Ok.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09

WOODWARD, o. T., May AT
Woodward to-day, three prisoners, Hill,
Heffen aud Wadils, con6Oed in the Jail
Sc ,ured q revolver and compelled the
guard to unlock the cell. They then
armed themselves and started for the
hills o the uorthwsrd. The alarm was
5000 given and Sheriff Odeu summoned
a posse of deputies aid started in pursuit.
About mile and half from here the
fugiti7es were overtaken aud after an
almost hand to hand fight Heffen and
Hill we're killed. Ben Wolford, one OF
the officers, was shot through the left
arm and lost it.
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TOnien's Relief Corps.
Meets the 6rst and third Saturday Of each
nsash o. , p n. at the school house.
Mrs. A. NJ. FExsER, Prss't.
krs. a. 3. BLANCHARD, See.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09


l,sr Of Junoas
The following is a lis, Of Juror, ar.,, f.,
the May term Of s,stric. court
GRAND JURY,
John ihrelkeld j. A. oliphsnt
H D. "s'0ah
I.m.. Ca, w ~ 49,
J. W. Thompson n r u..,;r,s
John Bsebs Vim. Cochran
b. ". Hess J. D. Watkins
c. a. Hitch chas' Bsebs
= :, fiir JURY
~ =. 0'" :. =. onS"nSn
Ri Ri,sn, Cha. p.rlsr
d. N. Ovarian Mr. M.v
}. C. Murphy A. W. Burrows
VIM. Hulit j.. C. Smith
omen' s h'lAs0n W. n. Jay
W II pa.,, a. ~ pvu,a ~
Decoration Day.
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NOTICE..

We wish to inform the
public that we are again in
the ring, paying highest
prices for hides. Call on
or address,
b. E. Blake & SONS,
Tyrone q. T.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Azure orsp' Cream Of Tartar r0~s'r.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09

&C. Dudley, owner of Dudley's
Ranch, Beaver county, arrived here last
Saturday tight from his home in Boston,
and left for visit to the ranch the FIRST
Of week. (Ks.) News.
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The Post, old soldiers, Relief Corps,
and X of P lodge will meet at the G A h
hall May 26, 1895, at 1890 o'clock.
From there march 10 the church where
memorial address will be delivered by
Rev. Bagsley.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1895-05-09

Misses Mayme Peckham and Mary
Drummoud have procured horns and
joined the Beaver Band, and it was de-
oidedly noticeable that the audience al
the Saturday afternoon conc.rt was lar
ger and more sppreciativs than hereto>
fore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-14
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A-FOR SALE-Stvlish combination sad
die and harness cob, has fine action. iast
traveller. perfect under saddle warranted
. en- W4N. piSl NEARLY neN) Iunabout
wagon dos dos trap. fine harness. ladies'
ann gentlemen saddle and bride. fur and
cloth robes. blankets. whips: etc. etc al
any reasonable offers OWNERS STA
BILE. - East 3ist-st.. near jth-ave.
A SMALL. LOT Of shOpworn and travel
lers' sample saddles. brides. martingales.
erc. at absolutely manufacturers cost. a
Inc assortment ~ harness. horse clothing
always on sale: good 81 ance To- buy
.neap. IFS Chambcis-st. WHITMAN SAD
DIE co
ELEGANT COACH HARNESS. also coupe
harness scarcely soiled. sacrifice. -
last 3lsi-st.. private stable.
HORSES WINTERED: low rates; good
care. long experience. w H. STILES.
IR farm New Rnchelle y. Y.
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11atcnts.


ID ATENT YOUR GOOD IDEAS and unite with capital TO
I promote them An interesting pamphlet maied Tree
+. W BARKER. Patent Attorney. 2o3 Broadway
a INVERTEBRATES AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
"A THE NETWORK TRIBUNE WILL. BE- RE
Eay % door north Of Thirty hrsst; and ADNE ot,
EASEMENTS at the following Branch Of'ces; zos
Eteb.bave e corne- Twentv-hird-s l52 Sixth-ave.
i57 Fourth-s cor. Fourteenth-st.: $50 Th'rd-ave.
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FLATS TO LET-tnfurnishc

~.0NNONO0NO0ONOONNN ON0N|VVN0NNNNVVN
FACING THE PARK.
For rent a desirable apartment. rooms.
IN the Dalhousie. 40 West 59th-si.
Apply there after 4 10
EDWARD KENT.
sTH-AVE.. 80. l.OsS c.,iner SG.h-sD.-
Elegant apartments. facing Park. $50 70
xlp FRED STONE 90 Broadway
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To Let.
HANDSOMELY decorated steam heated
ias Of six rooms and bath. separate
room for help: half block from elevated
station. rent So to $50. Janitor. 40 West
G3ih-st
UAWTu ORNE. 1928 WEST 59TH-ST.-
Handsome Groom apartment TO let; all
windows sunny: decoration TO suit tenant.
Apply TO janitor or social Register 30
1.iberty-st
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ROARD AND ROOMS.

>oouoc.oo>DoNONo~.oN NNNNNoNNNNNNNN
A.-HANDSOMELY furnished floor: SUITE
or aepaately. bath: board: references
% West 5lst-st
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}1ublir \ ot,ces.
>|ISc
NEW YORK SUPREME COJRl-GEN'

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-GEN'
Rnprb he rNNNsT q Rs III IF 81
THE CITY OF NEW YORK, for he Apponimsppt ar 81
Transit Railway Railways in The SAID C p Iop e
as determined by Board ought to be constructed ana
,he provisions Of Chapter Of me Laws Of ISL as as
the s he Sn y Of New York viii apply
T-r% e the c sSd F RI Dc
70 he held at the County Coui, house IN NE v OF
1895 1890 O'Clock the morning Of that ea snD OF as
soon thereafter as sn IN the above emitted
ter determine and report after que hearing ga y for
the conveyance and transportation OF persons ana
sby re Ss Of me said Board made to
Gil OF said city on or about the Hh DAY oil May 1880
'% 4ss papers %pS" ssDo.op w
As made Rs arr se on ns rG CITY
the .h asy Of June 1898 , and pres eT ,
1885 and adayts and other papers aco9mPany1s the
sr'ciion q said railway yalways forms par,
n ss 81 ssa he y Of 4 n
included the said upon which the said app
ia be Office Of the CLERK Of the city and County Of
Yo5k III; County cSSTi House in the said city on the
The object OF the aforesaid application is to obtain the APP
pubic hearing Of all an ws ass ph
report the evidence taken TO said General Term together
With report 81 s sni eaed whh rpo Il
OF the construction ard operation OF such road as
nrrned by said Court be taken in leu Of The consent OF
the s GSc SrSa he" pssed dated the Goth
day Of os,SSeT ls'3 6c is es s6ih W Iss
sG Getf SsFfS,f 8'4Is% E$lhR9AP COMMITS
s'0NFRs FOR r 1''f C 6FR Of SaM YORK
iii Broadway New York City,
IS Wall street. New York CITY
.be ~
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powEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male. ,,.
.r.rrNn.yT and NURsE.-To invalid
gantisman. mentally or physically ar
eietsd. long experience; frst.ciass reier-
"nce: terms moderate w. ID. C., Postomcs'
Flushing l.. /.
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WASHING. -Laundress would like 70 taks
home family washing or from restaurants
or boarding houses MEllAN. 2S6 Wes'
2sth-st
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MISCELI.ANEOlS =.

MISCELLANEOUS
NNNNNoONNN(-oO-NN.0-o.N ~>N~N~@~
A.-A.-FOE ALL. COMPLAINTS use
Mitci els Veteran Salve. for sale at GS
Pike-st., y. Y. city. G. ". MITCHELL.
proprietor.
FOR THE prett.es, Partisan Jcwelry. the
daiatiest novelties or French underwear
the best and only place H. JAMMES 900
BroadNiv or II West 37th-st.
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY Insanity. IN
somn!a. paresis. epilepsy. chorea pa
fallsis and all nervous ana mental diseases
permanently cured without medicine
BELLS CURE. io7 East 3lst-st
STAMP COLLECTION WANTED. Dig
them out" II will pay. Address. stat
Ing price. etc. GEORGE WARD. IS East
loth-st. New-YOrk
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FOR SALE.

->.o<O~N~~@-~~r@~r>01 ~~oN|N~|~NNoNNSoO~N
A.-A.-A-A-FlNE diamonds. watches
81 weekly. no trash. Gail OF address .
(. 90. Maiden Lane Room =. Every
Thing guaranteed.
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ELATS 10 EET-Eurnisncd ed.

.~~o~o.~>~r~~~~- -N0~r~N~-
NICELY furnished nef Of rooms. all
conVeniences FOR housekeeping. owner
gong South for winter. Will rent reason
able. 81 East 10Th -st.. flight
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS.

Aooo~~~~~~~~~ ~0~~~- ~ ~~~~~~~N~r.~~-oN0~
LIGHT LOFT. 2jx7o feet: windows on all
four sides jOl llth.a ave.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

>>>oNNrONn>oNoNNNY, ~oNN0ocoNNOVVN""~
REST URANT. boarding ard furnished
room house, ~ rooms. business :0r sale
on account OF death in the family. 900
smith. and Hamilton ave. Brooklyn. op-
posite car stables.
STUDENT needs $500 10 complete
studies. Will give mortgage on suburban
property worth $1,000. II. A. Tribune
Once.
SALESMAN partner wanted. Florida drug
spcclal,ies travel South winter. North
summers: also. In tobacco farm and orange
grove. 81 800 upward required. Drawer
II. l.eesbuTs. Fla
TOBACCO cigar, confectionery. stationery
notion toy store fu.l stock. large church
and school trade; 500 monthly; rent SlJ,
store rear room. cellar. with coal trade.
ASS East li9th-st.
$3.50 600 SPECIAL. capital wanted: assets
$500. 900. IL Interest in protis gwen
S:,j. 900 year guaranteed. business cstab-
lished 30 years. mill running ~ hours "A
day, money To De used to provide facil!-
ties for increased business. MANCFAC-
TTRER Box .. Tribune Office.
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.oooN.~.~~~~~~.Oo>N~~N 0~~NNONNN0sN/NNN
AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. 90 Residence
properties al kinds: sale On rent.
TUBES & TAYLOR Beck inan-s,.
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BOARD WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN WOULD LIKE HOARD
with private family on West Side
below 59th-st. and between 'th ana On
ave: terms about Sl2 per week Address
O., Box is. Tribune Once.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-11
HOW LONG. 0 LoRD2


The half way point Of the second and
last adnlnistration OF Grover Cleveland
has been reached and passed. and there
il no Improvement in the public conf
dence touching the ability Of the adj
nlinistration.
Mr.. Clevelands first stroke OF states
ananship WIS when he discovered that
there was 80 much money in the treas
ury that the state Of the country was
alarming It may be said there is no
alarm Of that nature felt just now.
Democratic wisdom has been at work,
Demomatic congress, along with a
Democratic president. has been engaged
IN sectional and class legislation, de-
ntroying protection for the sake OF
making deficit in the revenue, to be
supplied from the income tax; and as
we do not produce ten per cent Of our
sugar, that article is taken from the
froe list, where the Mckinley law
placed It.
The Democratic financiers and re-
formers have been disappointed In
everything except the production of
deficiency in the treasury instead Of
surplus. 1'heir wool schedule has just
gone Into effect. ard away goes another
greet industry; and ait the same time
many millions that the policy OF pro-
teutaon turned into the treasury.
1T was not enough to have the country
torn by tariff tlnlSerlng uncertainties.
but the moment they were over, and
business began Ito breath freely and
stretch its limbs. stiffened by "a long
period OF inactlon, the Cleveland Car
lisle currency reform scheme, equally
disastrous, set 1t, and now comes the
news BY the press dispatches of last
night, thRt some other executive coms
bIne as to be proposed In place Of the
blll already knocked out, and the slight
prospect Of q rest for the BATTERED In
toresIs OF the country is gone again
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-11
HOPE CRUSHED TO nARrH


VIII rise again in the bosom Of a dys-
peptlc wise enough to substitute for the
pseudo-tonics, which has bamboozled
him out of his belief In the possibility OF
cure, the real inylgorant and stoniachic,
Hostetters Stomach Bltters. The bill
ious, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the
rheumatic alike derive speedy benefit
from this healthful botanic medicine
Persons suffering from indigestion will
gain no positive permanent good from
che fiery, unmedlcated stimulants of
commerce, too often used reclslessly.
The Bltters Is immeasureably to he
preferred to these as a tonic, since
IT'S pure basis is modified by the con-
junction wDJh 1t Of vegetable ingredi-
ents Of the highest remedial excellence.
Malarla is prevented and remedled by
It, and it infuses vlgor into the weak
and siclSly. A wineglalssful three times
a day is the average dose.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-01-11

The State Department Is in earnest
in Its purpose 10 impose the ddscrimin-
atlng flag duties against Spain If that
country persists in her unfrtendly atti-
tude toward American commodities.
Such retadHatory duties, for which the
MCKINLEY administrative law made
provision, would interfere materially
with the import OF Cuban sugar, and in
that act Aavoraibly toward German
sugar 1t is considered possible that
this might tend Ito concillate the Ger
mans, and cause them to remit the
unfavoraIble regulations in regard to
American beef.