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n.IInra,. nnr.hsnna.rrnn.

We guarantee ne 10 bB tho bel
cough syrup Manufactured In the
whole wiuo world. This isssyisg q
great deal, but u Is true, For Cou,
sumption, Cougns Gold, Sore
Throat, B1rs Ches', Pneum0uia, prpu.
ohits, Asthma, Group, Wbu0uHg
Cough, and all uitTasrH OF iNr TUFHal
sud Luugs, We gorhUsy guurartss
bINdTd's HOrshJupd syrup 10 be- WITH
out al .qu,l ga the Wn It face Of thH
globe, 10 support VI thls statement
En taier o. every individual WHO has
sver ubuj lt,aud 10 every druggist who
has ever salu H. 5uCn rVlIu. 900 rs TO-.
iiIpulabls. Sold by z, g. NJ. I. Drug
Department.
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I HEADER, pu .lrltd al Panou.
UtaH, uas reached ar exchange table
10 10 ~ be- Issued weekly by T.. A.
Hulsh anu n. h, Hiushss rm
Header 10 uDu-parlisa4 lu politics, auH
viii work iJr the Advancement o
Psylou interests In particular aud Of
mo State Interests In general. m,
issue before us is well got az, ana while
10 makes no grslonuous claims h q
very cryGitable piece % newspaper
w.tk. We wish IL success,
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nsII.ra,. NOV LInIm.n.

Gfs. HSmutor, CamUuuxs, Ills,
1Hys; / mad the TnaumatlHm NJ bad
could nHt raise my hsnf l0 my hoEf.
hlN0rais SnOU LiuDIsut hEs entirely
cured ms. lake pleasure iu Inform.
ing my ucighbOrs aud lTlruus what it
hAs done f4T me. Chuf, Uanulry,
olsrk tor Lar a Lyman, Is wauau,
ilIg., ndvIars uu au0U LiUtUisnt CURED
.Im " RHrumsusm. WY NOT ny
10 n wi.l6uTsly DO You g0ul. llcufrs
alliuh ANIMATION, W0uu q roo, Qua,
sptalrF, etc. SOli by Il G., N. J.,
Drug Dap Ilmrni.
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A sonna 10 NC. q wcn Man

Arc y.u BUious, Cguf..p4lsd DF
troubled win JHuuIicc, Siok Head.
aohe, BAD Taste 90 Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, DypJBpsIu,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain o.
Back anu botw con the 5h uIIpFs, hills
Nnd Fever, eic, IL you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver b. ubt OF
OF. ol, aud your blood To- slowly being
Uoslupd, because your Liver un.G NOS
aot properly. HEWlSE VIII cure ANY
disorder Of the LivuL Stomach 90
BlWrlE 10 he no equal us q Liver
Mediclue. rriOB IS cents, Free trial
bottles ~ 2. q, NJ. 4. drug atyIy,
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Iur direct uuo 90 Is n-as ClIy, $50
luulb auI Atlantic Hgamaru, Ia yH
the Missouri Pacific Railway, tom
Pueblo, Through sCelne uul chm.
nsr-, ami $40 couUugli us matr i.
Union delu.s iu the day fm. N ya
fH going Ese aud grre inrHd6yli.h'
r.dr though lhu grandesl Cn.pry OF
me RHcNy NJ ulHiua ru route, rec
That your uczrl raais vie MB.uur
Pacific Railway, Elegant chair car
H.slIg.ly rec 10 holders VI regular
Iaiu tickets.
n b. KoosER, {, 4. & =. A..
u Ngrl n Block, SalE LAut CITY.
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I'VE take p.,.au. .UF.rNu mHu.iur
Chamberlain nugN Remedy bechuir
y is praised 81 10 .hl ny D" fayr J
W. g x q 5 IU. usgist, NsrshiivII,
Oregon. Moor. rl ufri with o. fhur
ur lung trouble .tu nee iHIs remH1N
without pfnisiu 'L 10 HIstys elves
ur1mpt teIis'. O. DO especially valuable
lur cIlis, Hsitr. ..vus the luugs, make
bTosthi x uaH.. and aids UxIrct1ra.
iiuu. a cold viii lever result il pncu.
munia when tu.s remedy ls taken AMI
feaHonablo catr Nrfc'seI. FUrsale bN
Druggists.
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Perous WI .f .ul,.. & attacks g.
bilious collie VII. Hu LEASED 90 know
that prompt r.Ii.' may uu nal by tall.
TE Chamberlain collie, Cholera ami
DHrfhosa II m .y. iiacts quickly ami
Csu hlWa1B boz Iup uIri uIUu. To-
macy cftss thca'iaOy may De prevent.
e. uy balng tuIa TumoIy as soon ne ihr
iut indication OF lue disease appears
20 snd On cont bottles Tor sslo by Dtug.
giata.
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Frank ShtIarIsHu, 800 engineer ON
'hc Southern Pacific ly, who reside.
't Laa AuFe'o., Cob, was troubled with
thrumatism fra long time. llr we
treated by several physicians, g'sJ visit.
600 the Hot S.ru#H, hut received ~
permanent fpllufurlll boz used Cham.
hrrulr'H pail hHlu. 10 says it is tho
Irat medicine boo |hp wuFiI fUr rhcuma.
lism. Iv uu#uIafg.
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a oASyAss % v1tyu' preferences iu
California as between Mckinley,
Allison, Reed, CulIom ava Morton iar
nruyEr Precedent show. 90 percent boz
.Gyor of Mckinley, while Ioss tnau ono
per cont cuIuis Morton.
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Agents POrvO Wooden Mills
MANIsp- mlsoELLANEous.


'I'u mNrINR rmilY Day, 4 CALI
Ndlrgss I..t hlA isI, ,Ity.
yNTANTUu IyImU.m 40 ORDER
w rguf'Hm of tf.i MHtpn, i.' Maln
Do WAIhIIh uAIsuND, rApfW
> hanging. laHHwlu us,N nIicwpslIuE ~
umatr. irun. ..I Wyti SIXTH south nHtot,
rAIt Lake IIiy
l1ENIH CLOTHING CLEANED. rEt SID
" 81 month A. 81 bo'e.''.' east t''''
''H'N
WANTED LADIES 40 CTR rlEtU
w shoes ahluuI hl private shoe ursssIng
WarIHr 10 Harmon h.'rt, j. u. thompson,
Proprietor
A Uuuu UuUh.A Gi.t. AZ MIS-. EMILY
n t.HNt1u.a. d! ttlh tast
Nruu r. lN Ilit MODERN llNCu
i r1nmH Clean Iules service. p ls' 70.
Popular pH.ga
YBUA 10 WIN QuitI EEtlNEp FAN.
ID UF, by gentleman looking for home com
forts. 40 other UUHirrh Address No' -.N,
sEss.
.nNE or Two GOOD lsDUnAlols r.
'I'Ru-IwuH rEG-uN TO IuANtla
salary .l4H and exp rHva. hvirTgutc,
Enclose Hr'f Addressed stamped envelope,
secretary. uoE "P,'. a.. l.aso.
nf-k HOuM rs AZ uIFiuE tOH
~ fmAil corporation. Addryss ms nnies
HIVE Tan GuuD NIL.U COWS, a. 80
4 good delivery wagon amt team Address
IIDuasr rIltfs tuE CLOTHING.
l luHu. MI.I CALI o. fameuHpu, 30
Isst second south
- d. MuLNN. .,IEAAI AND nor WAT.
i er beating aud YrulIaNuE apparatus.
Nu. g. utst ~,rWu south
'IuE FOLLOWING rWDtb Will ia
la.I 100 Da.U, a. rHsr go ~ second south
amber LrNT
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OF ~ t'uTs1.lr ur,4 fD lake a crur.e
Of Ho0U'H SnrsararilIa ut thI- season 10
prevent that rundown anu dcbiItated
condition which Invites dissaBr. Tho
money Invested Ia half a d0E boitles
OF h od's 5asspafilla will come hack
with large returns In the heath and
Visut Of body and strength OF nerves.
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IHu,r 1914. a..ruurh auuu charity
ball iu HIU % g. N.f.'. split ! .r
Iluuduy ulshf, al Christ s.n's hpll
vii be- Hs istiug one Of uur wgr.blo {
public charlie.
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IFAMsrERs Asu ORE liAuirHs
The BAN ir the hes, ynu ku " .
We lbAvf special brgvy "a 'ram-Irr d
grafs, uil rz.r o. arm waE0uU %
several sfI AMI HE-u. uKIfa heavy
ore wagon. All ma Ir lht ugh1ut r.
TIE beet - VOL Euaa1u,d ilmtrra.u
Narw s. irouny, White uru.ll ru 90.
Tor ITc.F, Coop WAGON IS Machine
90.
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OHr .. IH. I...uffs . .Uy HHUutI
charity uilt.la ypar VIII b. ihr fur
supper ,I Boz served bv Do ladies boz
c1ar.v ID I'D, forget tnr lHH-Arrl
ION.
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llo.da riils arc easy to buy, easy 10
take, ea'y 10 operate. Cure all liver
ills g5t.
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Iba. 600 .Dur Prescriptions On the
old reliable q In. ri"H Drug Go.
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Cleanse y.uI U..l. wIu Go .e aus.
Com lnurd -uHU.flln Hue IN
rnnaI.
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AUCTION SALES.

W. WILL Skill AT PRIVATE SALE or
Dbl. 20 Ntaltts Tor Iuu next 30 daya from
thuttru dtler,ut bankrupt stocks, go6ds low
.F lhau huF one Come and SEQ f0r ynufatf
~ thg bulalug b.. tn Dec torn down May tho
10Th so. ~ south Main atrsol
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TNH ura...r IFraH. Sow. 'H B.. .I.H.I ... ..
Sunday .f"rI'a.I. .I ..Href south luI E.st Tr.I.
Street. SOLE IHE# t.fy.
rruH Liluau ai 90 O.. m. Regular EiH11 40
O'Clock
lha ursruET ersH. Wrrgfv Nrvf 'a ru''Fh.i
on IuUaHhY HHI Friday of each ruHH.
The uusrHrr NraEtI In magazine form De- IaH7
M--.L a..-- L-L-------
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MUST III SOLO

,ltt Z ROOM rMuk ON NISTH
~ hast, a maluru o. room brick on Estt
nfNe aul seven houses Hu INtu south. uUAf
MHIbs All those prDpoTtlo. have every COS.
Nrhlenn0 ana arc boz splendid condition Thry
can ur Iad Tor loss tuAn hhif ihelr value h8i
on cAa) ltfna N.s1 mo nm Offer Tor them
tnA~, D.. hONKU
Room 4. u'NfaTl tNnHt.
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TuusEH $50 FArU ANp UPWARD.
Ihrmf g. exchange Tor city property. 49,
O.. u1lis. real estate, Nu ". second ~. -s
( BUDAPEST ANu HE-r PLACE Tu UuY
- auu cell second hand gouda 900 state
4 Nuun $40 Nu.uANu WA.uN- ron
VI sh.r. ri'ap ur EIldr, % i.r.utIh Avenue.
nunEE hulIi coat AT o. o.. sttUNu
y south Large or small quantities Mar
nus suNEt- CLAIM LIuHtuUE & co.
4 ai".t 50 q. MOORE IuN 90.
TTuhE NNuE UllAu ASu CNhI-
1 coffee aud lunch sutpIsIucs. lawrence
lhuHtor NakHrY
- 80 lin. ROOM COTTAGE IUru
- .ui ahHdr Irurz, only rs minutrs drive
l..W lHwuly excellent HlI, 10 SO. great
stree.
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Tho Hrva is au ssfa a' tia rHra'rli H.is's, Nar'
thHis alI 0H H. IiHsuuF1r tH.ua leaving Gao a.g
an"I 0 b. m Ha.g.
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FuI seriusrs changing ua.I phase % f5fitr7-7
should aIvays f.la iHuH. sa aeI a present ai'
ffUHH
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cry gHIs-r.t.rs r'II iirfIy notify . q Dunbar.
lHircl.an.|, lfaHg l.IsslauJ Boo aa t.i''.1 %
t0ir payers
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NOTICE

NEhNI % TAtE CATTLE TO HEHl
" Tor the fumWrr. a. $500 for season
Receive them 30 hay YARD next saturday
kstnonslL-e. nullman Mil ttcek
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an communicative sHHu.I boz afiressfi 20
urasasf Stss Pursuance %
gslsphonssa
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stEDs
REMOVALS,

TuAL kINDiING, FIRST DOOR SCUM
~ ol ldaand, 800 state. " Il jacobson
SutllAHp ~ TANKS, DROOEts, 10
= ~ Ehst horoud -oulh,
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Du-TftuN WANTED ny a YOUNG
married man. not afraid of wurs 80.
uFuHa .ss tHIsuG
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nhKLII a. lCrNr CLOSE ~ u-I
~ ugunu suuIIYlsl0n 100 city, high aud dry.
deep Tote and alleys Il mIuutOs drive from
Temple i!llto go yer l0t, 'lupor month, no
Interest vs. O. Hubbard
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Fl'LN .UNUI- IIAIh LInUtUUI 4 90
L STOCK 49, o. MuuUs IuN 90.
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GCANplA EMPLOYMENT uFrIuE, Duuu
- h.ip anl good p.arrs,lit h. second South
NfH Olson
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tTANrED-GlHL FuK GENEEAL uUUsE
WORK, 5.g brigham street
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FOR SAL.
nAKLII an ICr>r CfusE IN m.I
~ d,uro suulNsion 700 rity, hgh aud dry
Interest " T. Hubbard
NIOpEHN RuuMEn HOUSE. SMALL
! WI amount down, balance eafy paym6nfs
/ or val exchange Tor 5000 acreage, address
| o. ths unlrc,
EOLD MlNTs AND MINING sIOCE.
| VI Mercur Mic Pace, Camp Floyd, Lrhi,
iuu fUoelr WIuUna districts cool mIuot ~
/ T. bnlia. ". sorou -uuth 'irreL
! TuuIgr HuILuI. LOIS rs Thsr
= waterloo. cement wHss Co car inc
! 3 room Hurs. lots {, 10. rs T.. hubbard.
it ~ second soutn
1 -rEUIl. A Tor BlGUIts. LARGE
Nnsrr afr halhwaa s. MUC0nauFhy,
sh I.rHI WrHt
I utENtr' Fuur.IuW luRItING
NaruIug, rUisuIs . NarnoF TOuluns
NAUhu uHd1Iu. attachment. Laugtuu
Nitro G0H with saw aud other tools. I0ts tnal
hnii prIcr Apply 900 aiathsUott
4.THuN0 HOMEMADE BUGGY. uHFAP.
> -uE hrgham street
ELtyLN, HOUSES AND ROM IN
- proved inuua, terms easy EugGnc
fowls. room % commercial MI
EEJll US. hPrLE. NC EACH. PEtE.
II zoe each. John GabBOtt West Temple
street famrrs ward
IJEAIa WALL rArER co, 3l8 s0UTH
nhu taInt1s, papcrnN calcimlniuE
WAL. rArtE lc A pauHLE ROLL
W and upward. H.Tod paints brushes
etc .0hecl lrn.r Mem .ircet
NIrALl rArtN is UREAg yARI rs Al
" lowest .r..gt Tor Hpgt each. Remnant
."I o.. I.', D. ', Zoo, u'r, Money savers luT
Eun la River Iro', IAHt tc3ud uutn.
~. wnGh hNp PRICES rylr EuUus
"a ID a. DAT 90 .. D b.
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A TOUT UuN TO Wunh uS tAUN
~ Tor board bBd remuneration cal. "a l..
M.IHt south, saturday between Haud I.u'..uHa,
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slNu HENrIuR ruInIY BNY-, \ CALL.
itaHU. So. ura. Musluo 100 good order
huIryas I..t HHh IsH, tIlys
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4 wa NrEsr ANu HE-T PLACE 100 UU
y Huu cell secondhand good. g.U state
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ImL FOE GtNLuAL uuU-EWuNh.
W Three iu family so children. tprY
NE| fIfst street corner j.
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ENrEm1NCLU truENDtn VAN.
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DIl1C.f- REPAIRED. MFNEuITu, -
- WrHt I,mnIn. Herald building sius.
'uguUn guaranteed euu'
AyIsEE- uu.l- 40 NAM AEn
y sharpen. l.sH picks 90 steel Of ROBIN.
sons, . U South Main.
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Z IUUn 10 Midland WA.UN- ION
II sh.r. cheap ur trade. % rr. utIin Avenue.
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IylE-I CLASS PRACTICAL BOOK htfr
Il tI... yeats experience WuHt have 300
mediate emp nIurut salary up object hI
lfrst ~ IF are uHsrrHt lFrnIuE NrHa
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NVAN,5sgd%s loan oi r'i Whom. H "r a'.a
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REPAIRlNn.
fnn RENI.

NTAsQUEHADE COSTUMES CAN nE
w bad ~ Mra. N. 4. hullArd, li5 state.
NICELY TUHNIsHED Rooms Al REk.
- aonahlo raves Arlington House, No
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b. UttL WANTED VIM EEttE.
ry Apply tuesday m,, Of loom go
TmUItIUu.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23

The renaon that the war spirit is
stronger in the west than in the east is
not far to seek. The west has very little
TO fear from war with Spain. 1t is
completely protected from invasion, and
If war with Spain should come 1T would
hardly know that one was going Oh ex-
capt from reading the newspapers. Not
SC, however. with people who live along
tho seacoast. With our cities as poorly
protected as they arc now the people on
the ssaboard would te in constant danger
from Spanish cruisers which might run
into one of our numerous harbors and
cause great destruction to neighboring
towing. Spain Is weak power. and in
the end we should no doubt defeat her,
but before we could get our seacoast
towns adequately protected she might do
them q good deal of harm. The interior
of the country is exposed to no such dam
ger, and hence its people lack one of
the strongest Of restraining influences
that Of danger of direct personal loss.
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that an overwhelming majority would
approve the latter rather than the former.
Except In the war period our national
taxes have never been burdensome, they
are not now. The simplicity OF the
fathers is easy to talk about, but hard to
return to, either by the individual or by
the nation. AS the nation grows in
population and wealth 1t is inevitable
that Its expenditures will lie increased,
and its revenues must be incr eased also
unless the government is to become in
solvent.
Pride has good denl to do, doubtless,
with the Secretary opinion. Having
taken the ground several years since
that the Wilson law WINS sufficient for
our needs he is reluctant to confess that
he was wrong. But the figures speak
louder than Secretary Carlisle's argu-
ments and show that an increase OF reve-
nue. is imperative unless we are to have
mora bond sales or take the poor
debtors oath.
The Secretary INDUCES in long areu-
ment to show that protection is no longer
needed by our people and that it will De
advantageous to only q few if any. II
also seeks to show that from the necess1-
ties of the case our tariff must in tho
future ba. laid for revenue only. II he is
right in ths second position it was hard
/ II worth while to waste ink and mental
energy arguing the first. What is i'm
poseii,le ia pot likely to be, and what Its
effect might be-, were it possible, whether
good or bad, is hardly worth considering
We imagine, however that the next Con
eress will be able to show that GaflH
for protection is still possible, ana thaS
the oueration eff that tariff will demon
strate that it is beneficial not only 10
| the few but to the many.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
THE SECRETARY AND THE REVENUE.

THE SECRETARY AND THE REVENUE.
Secretary Carlisle's report shows that
the treasury continues to run behind.
A year ago he thought this year would
show an improvement, but there are.no
signs of it In the figures of his report.
Acoordings to his own estimate the
deficiency for ths current year will be
at least se4, 0OO, eco. and as he has always
been inclined to take All optimistic view
Of the situation, the actual deficiency
will perhaps be much more. Neverthe-
lass the Secretary does not think any ad-
ditional revenue needed. He Processes to
behave that enough reductions can be
made in expenditures to render the pres
emit revenue of the government su fhcient
Doubtless that would be possible.if tho
people would consent to the reduction.
Tt 10 common to talk about the extrava-
rance and wastefulress of Congress, but
we are inclined to think Congress is
about as economical as the people want
Ii TO be or will permit 1t to be. Behind
all the great appropriations OF Congress-
such as those for pensions, the navy and
river and harbor improvement there is a
general and pressing demand from the
people, and if the charge OF extrnva-
pance Gan pronerly be made it applies to
tho neople rather than to Congress. Ii
a vote OF the people we're taken today as
to whether the expenditures of the gov
eminent should be reduced or the rsve-
pues increased we are inclined to think
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The DAILY is delivered every morning Dy
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90 cents O ouarteri 26 cents for trial snpscrlp-
ton OF SIX weeks
Persons wishing to leave town for long OF
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Advertising Rates,
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IN DAILY PRESS SA'oo per oquaie. ~. wy
weak: $500 for one mouth. Inree lnscf'
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ssEThere is reason no doubt for rejoicing
at Havana at the death Of Macso. de
was a brave and skillful leader, and his
loss is q severe blow to the insnrgen is
among W hem capable leaders are impos-
sihle. Bus the jolifcation Of the Spanish
com manders who happened to be in
charge of the troops that were engaged
in the skirmish in which Maceo lost his
life ia absurdIy ridiculous.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23

A debate in the Senate in regard to
the doctrine laid down by Secretary
Olney may be interesting as an
ocademioal discussion, but it can pro-
ducs no practical result. There Is no
way to compel the executive to accept the
Senate's views.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23

1t is again stated that the Powers have
presonted an ultimatum to the sultan
and are awaiting his reply. The Sui
tan's reply Will be probably that he Will
obey. but obedieDcs will not be FORTH
coming, and then there will be ano ther
long period Of parleyinR among the
Powers to see what they will do about 1t,
with the result that they Will DO moth
ing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23

1t is agreed on all sides that the Cuban
resolution which came form the commit
tea on foreign affairs is dead for this
session of Congress. 1t is doubtful II 1t
could be brought to a vote in the senate
even. as the Senators who oppose IL
would feel that it was jus tifiable to put
=onv sort of obstruction in It's WY.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
CUMBERLAND NATIONAL BANK.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Cumberland National Bank of Portland
will be held at their banking rooms on Tues
day the 18th day of January, 1887 at lo'
O'clock a. m for the choice OF directors for
fhe ensuing wear and the transaction Of any
other business that Inay legally come before
hem. W. IL. SOUAE SasnleI
Portland Dec 10, 1896. s3dec1odtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
ANNUAL MEETING.

fVyHE annual meeting of the Stockholders
OF The First National Bank of Portland
for the election of Directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of any other bust
ness that may legally be presented, will be
18th day of January, 1897, at 10 O'Clock a.
m. j. Z. WENGREN, Cashier.
dec2dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
The Chapman National Bank.

rE,HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
OF The Chapman National Bank OF
Portland, Maine, will be held at its Banking
Rooms on Tuesday the 18th day of January,
1897. at 10 O. clock a. NJ, for the election
of directors for the ensuing year, and the
transaction of any other business that may
legally co me before the meeting.
CHESTER H. PEASE, Cashier.
Portland December IL, 1906 dec12dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23

AS the head of the Cuban Junta admits
that Maceo is dead and tells where ne
ves buried there would seem no longer
20 be any doubt about it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.

Nyne animal meeting of the stockholders OF
Il the Merchants National Bank Portland.
Me-. for the election of seven directors for the
ensuing year. and the transaction of any other
business that may legally be presented, will be
Eeld at their banking mouse on TUESDAY, the
10Th day of January, 1897, at 10 o'clock a. m,
C. o. BANCROFT, Cashier.
dec11 dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
PORTLAND NATIONAL BANK.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Portland National bank of Portland for the
election of directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of any other business
that may legally be presented Will be held
at their banking house on Tuesday the 18th
day of January, 1897, at II O'Clock a. M.
CHARLES G. ALLEN, Cashier.
Portland, December 10, 1896. decl0dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-12-23
THE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 90.

Commercial bodies. are beginning to be
heard from and their voice Is against
war.