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The evening times., 1895-09-14
BEATS THEM ALL.
THE STAR ADMITS IT AT LAST.
Che Times Has the Largest Daily
Circulation.

fhe Times Has the Largest Daily
Circulation.
1t is gratifying to announce that for
Che first time in twenty years the "star"
has been Compelled to withdraw its claim
of having larger circulation than all the
other Washington dailies combined. This
It did last Saturday. The Star" does not
acknowledge. however, that its circula-
ton is less than The Times, although
strict adherence to the truth would neces-
state that admission. The aggregate
circulation of tRe-.star" last week was
only lT3, 1876, while The Times had a bona
fide circulation Of 2l2, 1856, or 80, ,249 more
copies than the "Star," as will be seen
by the following sworn statement. The
net gain of The Times circulation last week
was S,2i9.
Don't bring your lad" to The Times
II you want to bury it. Nothing is pub
lished except live, profitable advertising.
District of Columbia, IS:
year of our Lord one thousand eIgnt nthundred
and ninety-fiye, before me, Ernest g.
Thompson, n Notary public in and for said
District, personally appeared c. T. Rich
ardson and made GA til in due form of law
as follows:
CIRCULATION OF THE WASHINGTON
TIMES.
MONDAY, Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30,030
TUESDAY, Sept 3-..........--........ 31,272
WEDNESDAY, Sept A.. ........-.... l.IO6
THURSDAY, Sept 5..............-.... 3O.9I4
FRIDAY, Sept 6..-........-........... 3O.S9s
SATURDAY, Sept z. .......-.......... 1890
SUNDAY, Sept s......................-. 23,477
2I2,3S5
solemnly swear that the above is
correct statement of the daily circulation
of The Washington Times for the week
ending September 8, 1895, and that all
the copies were actually FOLD OF mailed
for a valuable consideration and delivered
TO bona fide purchasers: also that none
Of them were returned or remain in the
office undelivered
c. T. RICHARDSON,
Manager OF Circulation
Subscribed and sworn TO before me. on
Che day and year first herein above written
ERNEST G. THOMPSON.
Notary Public
The evening times., 1895-09-14

In becoming third-tem plunger, Croker
,as greatly injured his chances for
portfolio in the Hill Cabinet.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

AS a recompense for his soup diet in this
country, Lord Dunraven has been rendered
n complimentary banquet at Toronto,
Canada.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

The Roosevelt closing of the saloon and
club bar will give New York the reputa-
ton of being on Sunday tight.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

OK. the American sheep, and the American
hog are embargOed. the American man and
woman are received with open arms-if
they come with money to spend.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

Seven days remain in which to remove
the trolley poles-and they viii come down.
mot"
The evening times., 1895-09-14

About the only time woman on a bicycle
loses her nerve is when she contempiates the
getting off process.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

The clerk of the Weather Bureau is not q
bad fellow after all.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

Gen. Campos is still killing Cubans via
live telegraph wires.
The evening times., 1895-09-14
Five More Lies Of History

Caesar did not say, ''Et tn. Brutel" Eye
witnesses to the assassination devised that
'.he died fighting, but silent, like a wolf"
Richard III was not hunchback, but a
soldier of fine form, some pretensions to
good looks and great personal strength and
courage.
Augustus was not the public benefactor
he is represented He was the most exact
ing tax collector the Roman world had up
to his time ever seen.
/ Nncius Scaevola never put his hand in the
fire. The story was a fabrication Of
Roman historian hundreds OF years after the
supposed time.
The Immense burning glasses with which
Archimedes burned the ships Of the besiegers
Of Syracuse ct ten miles distance were never
manufactured, and IL 10 now known that
they conld not hare existed.
The evening times., 1895-09-14

At the Ebbitt are Mr. c. II Byrne. of
Brooklyn; Messrs. ID. Vigo and W Clay,
OF London. Lngland; Mr. ]. f . Giliispie, a
Kansas City lawyer, and wife: Mr. Solo
mon E. Bacharach, of Cincinnati; Messrs.
F. E. Garden and ] E. Blood, of New
York, and Messrs. V. W. Fox and E.
Spielvogel of New York
The evening times., 1895-09-14
CIRCULATION OF THE WASHINGTON
TIMES
21o,3S5
T RICHARDSON,


Subscribed and sworn to before me. on
Che day and year first herein above written
ERNEST G. THOMPSON.
Notary Public
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GRAVE CLERICAL Anxiety


The thrisiilu StatemuH, which au-
nounces un oiilor.iu.ghlri with pts.
hx 10 anu various Initials after his
name, anu whole d. Of editorial
contributors, similarly decorated, and
which seems TO DO published at
Allegheny, Pa, IL Ia great distress Of
mind over the steps tnAt arc being
taken toward Utah statehood. Inan
editorial !n tho issue TOR March 10 the
Nt0iotmaH goes Tar out Of ltsway to
s,imuiato iut1 something like taurl-
ulIiIy the bugabOo OF "Mufmuu
state" IL quotes tho opening rart
u the payer offered iy Prgsi.
dent George q, Cannon when the
Convention assembled, which prayer n
prouounces appropriate aud Chdsliln
ln tone;" bu. lest this should be- doomed
TOO great compliment % offers
needless denial that President Can.
non or M0rmonism can DO
judged by tho language OF one
1r many prayers-as though any
body wanted 10 be- Judged in such "a
way. Then 1t giyeBlu Gr,alltue"lormid.
arloHrmy of determined people Nor.
mlul t Tue capital OF UAl"-
dgug.B tupp.iu4 boy the latest statistical
report OF salt Lake Stake. rhu menace
20, woman suffrage receives abundant
clmmcut,anI thcu COMES tho kernel 1i
tho whOluarsuwuut-auKiclyast what
suu Convention Wall do with tho cIau %
OF the enabling oct which provides
that ia tho Constitution shall be- uu
ordinance "ior perfect liberation u.
rsilgi0uss.u t,moat provided that poly.
gam0ua or plural marriages arc forever
pTahiuitau." That tho Cuntttuuou
cannot 90 enough ON iu part, or the
people nn4 the state enough ON tnvirs,
20 remove the Statements dreadful
concern IN this matter IL, howeva T.
made clear by tho tollowIaG
We shall siu wait with doepar anxiety
than ever lu 500 what il0 =. .g,iIl 40
with Is Constitution after Che great end
of admission 90 cine Union hus been fully
accomplished We have soon enough oi
Murmuui7W boo JwH, and know uu most
reliable testimony enough moro Co proc
diet with uulru confidence tur tho Nor
mon problem will vssumn moro threat,
guiug aspect hundred fold iuiu over
before whom thn Territory Ouru crmut
iu.u NO Union uu 900 equal iu0uug with
lhU UTigiuy, -.I0- Aud
thH tHulu evil tblE might hlva boon
uH-ily pNtlupt0i boo iUu Iuruurv vU
cost untold uullNyzuI treasure aud ID NAV
bu ui blood before d. b. overcome aud
rooted out of the ~ta.o,
AL u which ls deserving OF NO fur.
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DEAF NUIE SUCCESS.

Tho education % def mutos hap
been attended with almost wonderful
tuccyu lu Utah, the Fuulis here show
los even better than the report give
Cor other parts Of tho country. There
has been ample return i0t the public
outlay Tor Institutions OF learning Tor
these physically unfortunate ptrsona,
aud the good effects are NO apparent in
these who have been made bontheiarIol
as 10 ad3ri the highest encouragement
Tor continuing ga the work. Many
lives which otherwise would have
been 90 some Iospccls burden 90
lhemsulyea aud associates have boon
transformed into yeau " comfort and
usciulnoss.
The number Of deaf mates iu this
community is not very large, therefore
the quo,t'on Of what industrial train
Ing they should receive has not
been diilleult 10 settle. Shoe
making, cabinet work, w6D1-,srying,
baking, typo.selliug, and other trades
are within their reach; aud In some
places bookkeeping and as.hyiug are
added to the llsl. Il may DO that one
% the vocali1ns named must be- Abau.
doncd In It, present asrUpt--lhat 0i
c0mp0slloE In faclit 10 now recon.
mondcd by authorities on deaf nuts
education that as lypebclting ma.
chimes are coming into general uio,
deaf mults be discouraged from entcr-
log into that trade, although 10 "a ono
which preaenu Tow obstacles, a. tho
faculty Of seeing h. the chicl Que called
into action by iairly educated person
In order to DO the work properly. But
oven with tho exclusion Of type.
settling from the branches which deaf
mutss may enter, the progress Of their
education IL such ne 10 afford fresh or
porlunilles Ia many new directions for
theif Independence In canning a
livelihood. The deaf mute education
h success that may yet lead into
broader fields Tor amcll0rallng anu i'm.
proving the condition Of the pnysi-
cllly uu'Orlunats.
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TO HONOR PATRIOT DEAD.


The patriotic societies which have
been organized the past few yeasa are
agiIatIug the erection Of monument
To- mats the graves Of those patriots
who dioI IN British prison ships during
the n vJlut.on, nnd we're buried ai
Brooklyn park, Long Island. Eleven
th0ulaui Of thu patriots died on board
the Jersey and other vc.srIs then au-
clofud in Wallaboui Gay, the present
location Of the Brooklyn navy yard.
Duuug excavations there iu lsI3,
twenty hJssnoads OF bones woto dug
up, which were buried with imposing
ceremonies iu vault Ia Brooklyn iu
l5J5, No monument was ever erected,
ami the wooden tomb over the vault
became a public scandal from absolute
neglect After considerable effort ON the
lart Of cluzsusoi 4roOklyu, the bones
were removed to Warrington park
At that place the only mark which iu-
dicsits the place Of rep0se Is a tablet
on which there 10 no inscription. Tue
prop elton now T. 10 erect a suitable
monument, by which the memory Of
TIE patriot martyrs Will be preserved
il a record that at lcait will recall 90
those who visit the place some idea Of
the great saorInce made to secure
American liberty.
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AIDING AMERICAN FEDERATION.

Giving Jonathau's nose twcah
seems to bo a fad with which the
European nations are bont on amusing
themselves. They DOM appear to be
very particular how sharp the twitch
h, either. Brltain'a action regarding
Alaskan territory, and later her ntti.
tudo In tho Niearaguan affair; the
silent contempt with which Spain
treats Secretary Grcaham's demand Tor
apology; and frances summary pro.
ceiufe with respect to ex.Consul
Waller, all show that tho European
powCrs ovlncr little disposition o. treat
the United States with that courtesy
and consideration which they demand
from this government and from each
other. In one way, logically
speaking, II may be said that recent
political event, 60 this nation hayo
indicated that the mass OF the people
are not In harmony with the policy OF
tho naturalization, auI that there
foIo. as the people have administered "a
rebuke, foreign nations may troat tho
naturalization with contempt; for 10 %
government 10 not respected a nome 10
viii not claim respect abroad. THE
line Of reasoning, however, h too
superficial Tor the existing situatiou, o..
European nations yet may hnd iu
their dealings with those who dwell on
tho Amerioin continent Whatever
may be the view takon boy the Amvfl.
can yotorot party policy, his oEpre,-
sion thereon n not 10 be- construed as
an nof OF contempt toward Jnc govern.
meut i,toll least OF all such AZ would
justify any foreign power IA arrogant
and dislainiul demsan3r toward gle
United stlyet
ltisanold saying that "prlic g0e,A
before destruction, and naughty
spirit before a hlli" and Ii 10 not ian,
possible that the haulyur displayed uy
European uowvrs toward the chief na.
ton ON this continent may result die.
astr0uaiy 10 their colonial aud other
interests In AmaTica 10 say tbst thia
end might b. 81 sc.uI by ANY warliku
procedure ON the part OF the United
States would not be consistent with
past experience or present Indications
i0r u this government has displayed
any special quality in 10 relations
with other powers II has been that OF a
very large amount Of patience and Tor.
0uarancc, A. tho same tins ll has OK,
hiOitoi tuuIency 10 combine on
all suitable OCCASIONS with other
American peoples IN antag0uizIug
European domination upon this cont,
uenL This Is the spirit Of the Monroe
doctrine; 10 Is the source Of sympathy
given TO Cuban patriots wuon any OF
these are iu action; it 90 tho uculimeut
Of broad llbomiily which would sos tba
whole OF America controlled by ih.
voice u her inhabitants, to tho oK
clusiou Of foreign royal eiiots. AnI
ihv more diasa,uiully the United State.
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Recently MI j. D. Thomas, OF
North Dakota, vti,ud the shenandoah
Valley Virginia, gud after carefully
Examining tho country located IN
Winchester hu writes 10 Mr. v. Rich
uFis, Land and immigration Agent,
baltimore q Olio Railroad, Baltimore,
Maryland, as iUI.uwG 81 have hesn
iu nearly every siale ami territory OF
tho United States, and am irnnk In my
opinion that this valley rufpasBaB an
other sections no the Union. The
lands nto low boz lT.cp, anu pioIucu
profitable crops, / thank YOU Tor di.
legtIur u.e here, aud solicit 'thofr seek
ing pltasgU. anu profitable homes 10
locate 900 tIIs ruuulfy.D
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CONFERENCE NOTICE.

The slEly.nnh Annual Conferences
OF tho Church Of Jesus Christ Of
Laltsr.day Saints will convene In the
Tabernacle, Salt Lake city, At 90
O'Clock, on Friday morBing,lApril Oh,
1903
Tue officers and members Of tho
Church generally arc cordially in.
viled 10 attend the moo,l1gi Of che
Conference.
WiLrOHn WoopBur.
GEoUuL @ CANNoS
JosHH n. sNuIiL
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thor comment than that the reverend
writer Of these fearful prophecies must
belong 10 ono OF two classes Of rerson.
ages those who arc sJ big1tcd that
they allow thclr hatred 10 warp their
sight and sense, or those whom a dIt-
ordered stomach has tnl g,od with
nightmare aud spooss.
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lie treated by Europeans with respect to
matters that concern any part Of the
American continent, the more pro
nounced will be tlc ssntime and
action In favor OF s0lidiiyiug Che iu'
teresis Of the whole people. both in
North aud South America AMI the
islands adjacent.
Whatever else may be the lmmedist
oulcouo Of the incidents which
have proIdcI American nation.
al dignity Of late, % may
b. concluded that they Will has,en
American federation iu some form or
other - tho exclusion Of European
interference on thi, side % the water.
Five years ago Mr. Blaine, aB secre.
lsfy Of state, mado Efforts for a pa,-
American union, but the Tine was not
ripe. His was not tho fret suggestion
in that direction, hoEcvgr for q move
mcnt In that line has had strong aIvo.
Gates almost since tno beginning Of tho
century. 10 h. being augmented ~
the later events, aud tHr not f,r distant
future may show that the European
altitude towards A nrfica has con.
tutu,ud 10 effect union by which
Cubs, Canals sui otH,r places now
giving allegiance % OH World powers
may recognize sovereignty ina fedora.
ton u American tepublirt European
c3uicmp. igr and arrogance toward
American nations or peoples Of n,ccs-
city truds 90 cement tho latter Tor pur.
pg7c8 OF common deien.c.
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On App. 4.r, $40, GEu ull 7lh the
Rio 6uaHo W,Hgru Railway willIuu
aspen'R' conference train from OGDEN
iu -s . LHau Clty luavng % .duu at
$3.50 Dob. arriving 300 Sail Lake CITY st
$3.50 u.ui, ami stopping NO H00ye.
fnTsyIllH ami WulIa Crgs. Tie
special VIII leave Salt Lake CNy Toe
OGDEN AMI intermediate p0ipissl Gao
p,m.i arriving at OGDEN nt 68l p.ni.
Faro from ogden only 81 90 Or rJunl
trlu.
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The salt Lake lou Co., telephone o.
Artificial Ice Factory, succs'8 ~ 20
the do.unCt Mountain Ice d Cold
Storage Go. BE sure 20 soud your
ofdefa TO W. Take no chance on linz
puuties. Como aud visit Hur factory.
SALT LAKE lCE Co.
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 10 all others,
rnEllnstan Ilonte nlnIns c.r..

Tho burlington route 10 the only
line running dining cars on the "a
Ia carte" plan, between Denver and
Omaha, Kansas cry anu Chicago.
Passengers have % pay Ouly Tor what
thoy cat. 10 sure that your ticket,
read via the burlington route.
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MR8. MARY WE.IrALL. who died
iu California on tue ls,n Instant at the
axe OF 90 years, claimed the distinction
Of having administered to President
Cleveland several apanklng1 when he
wns boy about eight years Of age.
The ptesIignvs father was Presbytcf.
ian preacher la tho village Of Clinton,
MY, whore Mfs Wesliall resided; at
that time young Clover was very mis-.
chlevous, and % annoyed the lady
that several times che Inflicted personal
Uhnslisement upon him. Mfs. West
foil was witness u the Arst SUGGEST
iul trial Of the steambJal, viewing the
Claremont on its initial trip on the
Hudsoui aho was a young married
woman whom Lafayette revisited tho
United States in 1887, and the famous
Frenchman spent n night at her house
on bis way 10 Niagara Falls. She was
tho widow OF James woslhll, who
was the lInior law partner Of William
II. Seward, at AubUrB, n. v, Ia the
early Julea
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Nine. Lamb will open the spring
season Tor artistic millinery Ga Salt
Lake CITY, on FRIDAY, March -9.h.
Hours 800 and 10 ~. m.
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Special t.su over RIO GrnnIo
Western 0n AHI g. o. @ AMI 7, will
leave 'Itpu s.G5 q. 100, arrive SAT-
Laku CuF Oldham. Leave SAT- Lska
G g. St 3'3l ..Hlt afIlye Ogden $3.50
10 III
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We make speciality OF selling
Guitars, Bani0s, hlanIolins, ETC.,
cheaper than any other house. Coal.
ter s. Snr,grovc Co., "a Main 80.
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Has rolurrc i from a i've webkr visit
10 New York, where she selected tue
fuosi line u Millinery ever brought
10 salt Lake Cify. Reception Frldiy,
Match sob. Hours 60 o and 10 o
T. IN
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II you wan. Go sell VI rent yoIr
properly, let 10 with j w. White.
head, "a East First South Street,
Utah Commercial * Savings Bank.
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Wednesday g7lh, ~ The Elite, 20
South Msin, opposite u q. NJ. J..
Mis-. .. r.. DEAL, Mgr
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Big st0cK 0i WprlIis Farg1ois lust
arrived, at 2ll State ~.
NJ. WEBER.
WAWWFg PAUL.
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W. II. SullT, Justice OF the Poacp,
ana Stats Street. Telephone No $50.
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Tho UrarHrr TgHEF4 hEuH De- Published i1.f y.
f#HIfF Ur#arrHf. af uH.HHf Huuia lui De l.mpI.
ft4H.f. 500 iHH" CIV.
IUHu EUUHHat a.I o. m. Regular Edition. ai
tH"|".h
n uHrnrr ar1r Wllalr NrNa be- pI0'HHHi
aH I.sHI.r I.I Ir.IH. Uf U..n uHaa
rH usrHrr Wrf.IF a lasaa.uo form Do uaH
uSlr1 eFoy saturday.
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Thursday, ih-Reliof Society Con.
ference, Assembly Hall. Meetings
commencing nj 10 a. M, 2 y. m and
1850 .. m.
sunday, 7th-Gsfmau meeting, So
tcmbly Hail, b D. m.
SUNDAY, tn, Sunday School linton,
Tabernacle, : =. m.
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You will save money by trading with
tho old Gnihp nut- Drug Go.
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NiAir NJ. TALT. Health and Complexion
Specialist. lHIu Temple NJ beauty, rH o
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YaIG'S
Hair
Tonic.

LADIES ASp GENTLEMEN Il a.
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tenton OF the public to Yale's Excelsior
Hair Tonic, which is the FIRST and un.y
remedy known CO. chemistry which pos
lively turns gray hair back TO los orig.
gH color without dye. Il has gone on
record lat Nma. ~. faIe-wondelui
woman ,ncmst-has made this mo#
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Nine Yale personally .ndoBes t8 ac.
ton and gives taa public her solemn
guarantee ,hs, 8. bias been tested BOO
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ITSELF to be the only Hair Specific. q.
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chemists invited TO aaaiy4s 10 l.H ul.
sticky or greasy on the contrary Do
makes the hair soft, youthful, fully and
sgeps il in curl For gentlemen and
ladies with hair a little gray sTeakel
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AL druggists sell &c Price g.
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Y AplEs, WE WILL GLADLY 1LLL YOU
i ! how you can easily make SIS weekly
quietly Ht your uWu home Position parma
rcut Reply with stamped envelope, Won
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WANTED.
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w wOudcy's

A GIRL FOR GENERAL HOMEWORK,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

- NDRODs FIyE ROOM BRICK HOUSE,
- with city water aud cellar fTuit trees
ana barn 1n place. Apply on premises, ga E,'
UrI south
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Special Conference Appointment

There will be- a meeting Of the Cen
erai slpcrIniendeuoy, with tho stake
Huperlntendents Tor their representa-
iiyssl Of the Young Mems Mutual I'm.
provomout associations, ut President
Woodruff onicc, 90 east South Tom.
pie street, on Friday, April oh, i'm
meiialoly after tho close Of the after
noon session Of Conference. a
punclual and full attendance 30 dc.
sired.
WuFORp Woodruff,
JosEru h. SMITH,
MOsEs THATCHul,
NnnnTal Observation-Disclosures.
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FOR SALE.

TNLIyEV HOUSES AND FOUR IN.
~ proved farms rorms easy Eugene
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WANTED.

T,yERY ONE TO KNOW THAT We ARE
II buying aud selling more new and second
Gaui goods than any other house ln TIE west
a. Webuur, 4Ul 2oi'lll, state ~
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VHvANTEu-LAUT OK GEN1LEMAA To
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chance 90 increase. aaf position permanent, q
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tnclose reference aui seI aglrsstel stamped
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