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thinks | am lazy and htughly and

thinks an lazy aud hAushly and
dainty, and
Never mind, Marion. Sle will
find oat me day. My father
Yes, bless tue dear old mauI
He has added NY love TO my
daughter Marion.' Oh, know /
should love him. and Y0ar mother,
too. if she would let me.
we will invite them down when
come home. By the way, Marion
| viii stop at tue farm on my way
home aud invite them down, aud
bring ii EN- home with me-
'GeoIgc, dear, have been think.
ing about trip to the West l
think you had better 60 aud leage
me- At home. 1t won't be so very
long.
Marion was eating her egg While
she spoke across the cOSey litIle
tete tete ta0le.
Spoken like my true little Mar.
ion, and when | come back IN
bring you a present. What shall 1t
OeP
your father and mother from
the farm. 1t shall be that hope
that will bear me company when
you are gone
A fortnight after, Marion Gem
tnts ate breakfast alone, the traces
Of tear or so on her pink cheek;
then she dashed them away, with
Il merry joyous laugh.
This will never do, and now
that George has gone for six weeks.
to prepare for his return. And !
pcay n4a, en- it shall be such "a
coming as shall delight she very
SOUL
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

Caecnrcis Canl, Ca'nar''c The mos WI
ier ] medical 60 -'.o cr. ni iic aec. % eds
auf aHA refreshing io TIE tas On ar' gently
and pos i~civ ou kiIners. liver nd lrNcls
cleans 7r Tho entire sr~i rr. cI-f'l odds
cure hcafachc fever. hahiiual constipation
ami bi iousros.. Please bur ant try q b0H
Of G.. &. & tOrlnv: 10. -. -O.,us =. Sold and
guaranteed 20 cIre hy 40 drri -'sts.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

III | should try to kiss you J
suppose you would call tor heir,
he said, inq 'lringly. III you are
so eveIlastinglA SLOW that "A call ioT
help would do any good she re
piled, 1T would serveyou just right
If did
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though goodness knows you're the
suartest girl I've seen this many a
day. AS say, it aiu't the @ork;
it's you, Mary. I've got to think a
heap of Nou-me aud the de aeon.
MarVs hand trembled at the
Kindness ct the old ladv's voice,
but she seaed rapidly on.
'It'S UNCOMMON lonesome since
the boy left the farm; but iis
worse since he got married It
seems like deSertlng us altogether
Have you a SOM Yoa never
mentioned him.
no; George has gone his way
and we must 60 ours. Yes, be
married one of those crackheaded
boarding-school people who can't
tell the difference between a roll.
ing pin AMI milk pam
Bat. despite her scorn, Mrs.
Clements d,shed off the tears with
her brown fist.
is his wife pre- ~? | suppose
you love her deirlyF
4 don't know anything ahont
her, and meyer want to know. He's
left us for her, and us old folks
sill leave hln for her, too. MdIy.
just. turn them cakes around;
seems as if they're burning
When Mary had turned the
cakes, Mrs. Clements was leaning
on the arD OF her chair.
Mary, suppose SOU stop on an
other month yer, anyhow. The
deacon will make it all right
1T isn't the money care tor.
MrS. Clements; | only wish might
stay always. You dou't know how
much | love YOU
'Love u.s. do yOnl Bless your
heart 1t poor George had ouly
picked YOU Out, what a comfort it
would be 10 MS all. But it can't
be helped nOw'
5le sighed We eiriIy, then glanced
out Of the window. looked a mo
meUt, aud then threw down her
work.
Bless my sOnl, it there ain't our
son George coming down the Iar e.
Deacon, George is coming
And all her mother love rushing
to her heart, she hurried out 10
meet him. Or, the welcome, 'br
repfOacheS, the careSseS, the DE-
termination to love him still. des
plte poor, innocent little Marion.
Then when the table had been set
in tho next room 10y Mays def
fingers, and she had returned To.
her 'wrst garrett Mrs. Clements
opened her heart.
There's no use talkiu'. George,
this fue. fancy lady OF your. u
never SUIT me Give me a smart
girl like Mary Smith, ard III ask
no more. Come in TO supper nov.
Vary, Mary
S le raised her voice to Call HE
girl, when a low voice uear sur
priSed her.
'Oh, you dressed up in honor q
my bov. Well, ! confess | never
knew You had such a haut!sO
dress; and yon look like a picture
with YOUR net off, and them short
bobbiu' curls. George this is Ma
~, my
George came through the door
and glanced carelessly at the COL
ner where the Young woman stood
Then with cry sgrang with out
stretched arms TO meet the little
hgure that sprAng into them. The
deacon aud Mrs. Clements s'OOd
In speechless amasement. Tlen
Marion, all bushes ane fearful
smiles, went over to the old pair
and took their hands.
Il am Georges wife. | was so
afraid you would never love me,
so came Determined to win you
If I could. Mother, father, may L
be your daughtelP
Aud IL happier family, when t ey
bad exhausted their powers tf
surprise, amazempnt and pride on
the beautiful Mariol, aever gave
thanks over a supper TRIBE.
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They were having "A drill II cOm-
parlsOn of aTiecilves, ana he tea.
cher asked a small boy III the
front row 10 compare 'slck Sick,
worse, dead, was the instant re-
f.lN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

Jack Suppose teach yDu to
play cards now, and then you'll
know all about it after we're mar.
ried' MArie-'WOh't that be love
"! What game will YOU teach
nei' 'SOIitsry.l-Llfe.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

To quit tobacco easily and fofgscr. q n.aa
ttic. iull of lie ncr - and yiror. -iAc 'o-lc
sac the wonder worker. thal mako weak m,i
irong. a ) druggists, i0c or 80. Cure iaran
ced Booklet and Sample free idres'
'.erling Remedy Co Chica.' lr New lofk
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I'm sure don't know what TO
Say. The lands knows | need help
bad enough, but 1t pears to me
such slender little midget as you
couldn't earn your salt. What did
you say YOUR name wasY
Mary 5 NTH, Aud indeed, If you
VIII tIy me for week, am sure
YOU will keep me till the seasons
over
Mrs Clements looked out of the
window at the great clouds that
were plliug gloomiIy up; aud then
the wind gave a lreat waIling
shri, k around the house.
You can cook, ken NoL? or shake
up feather beds-gOod big ones.
forty pOundrrsT r
a gleetul little laugh came from
Mary's lips.
'lndeed can. NAV not cook 10
sui you, but ! can learn
Mrs. Clements walked out to the
huge open fireplace III the kitchen,
where the deacon was shelllng
corn.
Nv hat dye says, deacon--keep
her or not. ! kind o like her
looks. and the dear knows it nd
be good lltt while we are killeu',
if she couldn't do more'n set the
able or make mush for the bread
Take her of course, Hannah,
YOU are hard driven, | know. Let
her stop week or so, anyhow
50 Mrs. Clements came slowly
back aud sat down again.
You can't get away to night.
anyhow; there's a snOwstorm been
brewln' these three days, and it's
on us now sure enough. See them
ere fakes, fine and thick. You
may as well take your things
mp stairs to the west gaIret, and
then come down and help me to
get supper.
Then followed directions to the
west garret, and when she had
gone Mrs. Clements turned to the
deacon.
Il nev'r saw a girl before I'd
trust up stairs. Bat such as hel
don't stea!; l can tell you that it
notbiug else.'
Directly she came down IN a
purple print dress and white apron;
her hair brushed off from her face
iutO a net; a narrow linen collar,
fastened with a sailors loop o:
narrow black ribbon. II seemed
ds If she bad llfe, too, so bandi Y
she fitted in and out the big pan.
Try and down th- cellar. Then at.
Ter the meal she gathered the
dishes in a neat, sf'rDt way that
was perfect bliss to Mrs. Clements
ears.
She's determined to earn ber
bread, suyhov, aud like her turn
too
Aud the deacon tad taken a
shine TO Mary Smith. One by one
the Il ,ys wore on; the hog-kiIllng
was over and done; long strings o'
sausage hung iu fantastic rings, ar
Hanged Ivy Marys delI nnseis
SWEET hams and shoulders WERE
oil, / sway IN true housewiferJ
mannor, AMI now Mary and Mrs
Clements were sitting in the sunny
dining room, darnlng, patching an'
meuding.
Il don't know what | am golnt
, to DO without you, Mary; | drea'
to see you pack up } our clothes
A blush of pleasu Overspred'
Marl's face.
j am 80 glad you have oeel
4 t...~ra frfaI
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: II uCt lNpii" ""N A"iAON "IAN"'
VITA a smal, proudly poised head
covered with short dusky curls,
aud IA pair of blue eyes so wistful
AMI tender, tiny rosebud of a
mouth, and dimple in pink cheek.
Tia Mrs. Marion Clements.
Was il auy wonder that Georgr
had fallen in love with her?
She sat III the bright little par
lor close behind The lace.curtained
window, watching for The loved
husbands return; and then, Wht IN
she heard The click OF the latch
key in the h,il. flew for the wei.
come kiss.
Haven't You lhe letter this time,
GrOrgtY I've felt sure of ii all day.
Indeed, I've quite decided what
dresses totake with ue.''
He smiled and sbook bis head.
a cloud passed over her pretty
face.
'On, George, isn't it too bac!
Aud | do believe they won't write
because they are sorry you married
me-
He puts his arms around her
neck.
'Aud suppOsiug such be the case,
DO you think it would make any
difference to meY
'Oh, no, no! onIy it would grieve
me 80 if | knew | bad alienated
you own parents from YOU
'And a One.sided alienation it
would be, too. They have never
seen you, aud when they knew
you, they can't help loving YOU
'Ob, Georgep
Aud the exclam alton was caus-
ed 10y the kiss accompanying hls
loving hattery.
That's trne as preaching. BY
the by, my dear, what would you
say It the firm sent me off on a
travelling tour OF slx weeksP
A little diSmay cry answered
him.
You won't stay here alcne, ehi
But Marion, II would be gve hun
dred dollars clear gam to u.s.
What need we care for money
Pa rather b we YOU
A mischleYOus smile play ed on
the young MANS lips; he was more
matter.of-fact than this romantic
tender little wife of his.
ItLink the addition to our bal
ance at the bankers would be very
cOusollng toT the absence. b l'
never mind, little pet. Let's gC
down 10 dinner. | hope We'll get
.etter from hOle SOON
Aud soon it was;.or Marion snatch
I'd il from bis coat pocket the yer'
n-x5 night. But her husbands
face looked very grove and stern
ms eyes locked angry when slit
locked eleefully over the envelope
My dear, you must emember
care very little lOI what the lette
contains. Remember | did no
write IL; that you are dearer to IN
thll ever before. Kiss me frs
while / watch you.'
A little paug OF mlsdoubt trou
blel her when SIZE glanced owe
the note, then tears stole from mn
der her lashes, and George "a q
her tender mouth Quiyer and trem
blt; then when she had finished II
she laid her head down on BIZ
shoulder and cried.
lit was cruel to let you see il
my wounded birdie. Let me burr
il. Aud don't forget, darling, ,wha
our Bible says-that a man shal
leave father and mother, an'
cleave to hiS wife, Marion, and t
sou turn for all the happiness N
life will ever bOld.'
Sue dried her tears and talked
over.
sInaf becanke | am cifx hred sh
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

Little WillIe-'Pa, Whit IS that
saying about It's being 'beIler to
have loved and lost Mr.
Henpeck (feeIinglA) It is Letter
to have loved aud lost than peYer
to have lost at all.-Iudge.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11
Teacher a can You tell me
whst ia meant by 'stewardl'

Johnuy-A steward Is man
that doesn't mind his own busi-
ness.
T.acher-wny, where did vou
get that ideal
.Johuny-Well. l looked it up In
the dictionary, and it said, "A man
uho attends to the affairs Of
others.-Truth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

San my-'Wby don't yon 60 M
and tackle that heau % ser SISTERS
Ter y half ter cit some firecrackeftr
Tom uS-'It Won't work now,
She's accepted him-Judge.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

A magazine poet says, 'tt's
hard to be poor Well, peraaPs 1t
IS, bat we always imagined il vas
essy to be a poor magazine poe'H
G .icago News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

'He-'I have never loue any
thing in my LIE that P1 sorry
for
Shf-'WelI, why don't you do
something some day and run the
ri-k Of heing sorry or glad of iiF
Clicato N,ws.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11

Little Hury-'Pa, what's an au-
achronismp
p "A brown wig on a 20 year
o'd mai .-ChlcegO News.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1898-11-11
DR.. =. =. TERRY,
~VETERINARY SURGEONS

PERMANENTLY LOCATED AT WOOD
STOCK Va.
Having located at Woodstock, | will
he clad to be OF service te those having
sick. diseased. blemished or injured
animals. Calls promptly answered to
All parts of country. Callby telephone
Woodstock Central.
hT~ Office at Shenandoah House.
sep. 2-lm,
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" Unless the number of insertitns is
marked npon the manuscript, advei is''
ments will be published until forhn n
and CHARGED
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SHEhnBDoattnE Raid
Advertising Rates.

A gertisements will be inserted al ors
dollar per square of ten lines OF less for
the drst insertion, and so cents 10, >.
sUbsequentinsertion.
wQuarterly or yearly advertise. ent
by contract.
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WASHINGTON. ID. Z.
Solicit shipments OF every maikatSble
pr0dnce-nO matter vhat-ot the Farm
Dary Poultry and stock Yard. Shlp-
per- paid daily the highest wholesale
prices ,-f...
rs years lover 20 ip his city Of sue
ces-iul experience Is gOaiantte ot our
bu .Iuess ability 10 handle shipments
"a islactOrily.
Refor to proprietor Of HERALD aod Citi-
zoo.' National Bank Of Washington city
d c
Mar. 90 'S5 Tyr.
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DR. Cady's Condition Powdcvs' are
80 What n horse needs when III bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier ard
vermifuge. They are not ioou oul
medicine and the best IN use 10 put "a
horse in prime condition. Price %
cents per package.
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ro4tor snlt.Rhcnm and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl.
dent 70 these diseases, isinstantly allayed
hv applying Chamberlain S Eye and
skin Ointment. Many very oad cases
nave been permanently cared by't u
Is eonallv efficient for itching piles and
favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands. chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes % cts. per box.
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CASpORIA.

he i,s-
.:.:i'. ~ .Zz@za1zW 4:''.. q; !;
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A TRAVELLING MAN.
Gives Some Valuable Hints Regarding
the Care Of the Health While
Travelling.

Mr.. r. W WincherdOn, a commercial
traveller from Birmingham, whose bust
ness keeps him almost constantly on the
road, relates in the Sunday News the dan
gers to health resulting from constant
change Of residence and the way he over
came the usual injurious effects.
He says: one thing people travelling
cannot very well avoid Is the constant
change in water and food; the stomach
never has an opportunity to become ac-
customed to anything and In few years
or much sooner the average travelling
man yecOmes hopeless dyspeptlc.
For several years ! suffered more or
less from Indigestion, sour stomachs,
headaches, dlstaste for food, often no
appetite gas on the stomach and the
usual unpleasant effects Of imperfect
digestion.
Nearly every travelling man has his
favorite remedy for different troubles and
I tried all Of them with Indifferent results.
Finally on the train between Pittsburg
and Philadelphia one day I overheard a
conversation between two ladies'. one Of
whom had suffered severely from indiges-
tlon and stated she had been completely
cured by a remedy which she called
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets; I remem-
bered the conversation because 1t directly
interested me; and at the next town l
inquired at the first drug store and
bought a package for fifty cents, and
from that day to this I have never been
without them. They are pleasant tasting
tablets. not a secret patent medicine, but
composed Of vegetable essences, pure pep
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New kid Gloves At puubst's.
SITUATION IN CUBA.

New York May "A commissioner
sent to Gomez camp has returned here
bringing the Cuban leaders formal on
clal thanks In behalf Of cuba to the
United States. letter 20 President Me
Hlnley and one each to General Miles and
Admiral Sampson also have thanks 10 the
American people. says dispatch 90 the
World from Kew West Gomez wants
rides, food. clothing and United States
troops in the order named, Armed and
supplied. he promised to drive the block
AIDED Spaniards out In six months Gu
bans In general wish arms and American
troops to bring them. All are profoundly
grateful and earnestly anxious 10 he put
In condition to hght Gomez formally de-
clare his readiness TO cooperate with
Miles and Sampson. and now the United
States has available the principal land
forces necessary 20 take Havana without
risking many of our solu.ers.
Hunger In the field almost equals Wey-
ler's cemetery towns Ten thousand Gu
ban revolutionists have died In the last
four months. Gomez own forces In
Santa Clara are now living vicariously
on small game. other portions are worse
and but @,OO healthy soldiers remain.
Using transports simultaneously in dlrer-
ent points in the narrow Islands can In
two weeks put them In Havana There
are l2.00O men in southeastern cuba: so1
in Santa Clara under Garlic: $40 in Ma
tanzas under Betancouri. ljo0 IN Ha-
yana under various small leaders; 800 In
| Pinar del Rio Pedro D.az and Mlyl
Rodriguez are under the experienced and
| sklllful Gomez and there are fully 500
more Cubans anxious 10 fight II armed
equipped and fed by the United States.
Exampled by few regular troops. tho
most moderate estimate Is 81 On resolute
Cubans. OF which at least hali have heard
bullets before Conditions ~ the block
AIDED island beggur description.
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sin. fruit salts and Golden Seal: being In
tablet form they never lose their good
qualities like a liquid medicine would. but
are always fresh and ready Tor use,
/ carry box In my pocket continually,
and whenever / see any symptoms of In
digestion / take one. also one after each
meal. and for year and a half have
not lost day by reason of poor health.
and can eat anything and relish what /
eat: my digestion Is absolutely perfect as
lar as / can Judge from my feelings ana
although there may be other stomach
medicines Just as good as Stuart's Dys-
pepsla Tablets. DO not know what they
are. Certainly Tor people who travel they
are FAR ahead Of any liquid medicine, as
they are so convenient they can De car
rled in the pocket and used whenever
needed
| believe they are sold by all druggists
at n cents. and believe anyone who VIII
try them will agree with me, that for In
digestion and stomach trouble Siuarts
Dyspspgln Tablets are uncQuilCd
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-10
WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent or business
take on every trip bottle OF Syrup OF
Figs, as Il acts most pleasantly and ef-
feetually on the kidneys. liver, and bow
els. preventing tevers, headaches, and
other forms OF sickness, For sale In So
cent bottles by all leading druggists,
Manufactured by the California Fig syr-
up Company. only.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-10
ENGAGEMENT AT HAVANA

Madrid. May 9.--9 p. m.-An official dis
patch from Havana asserts that an
American cruiser and large torpedo
boat attempted 10 force Cardenas channel
and opened fire on the Spanish gunboats
Antonio Lopez, Hlegera and Alerta AZ.
ter a half hours engagement the Ameri.
can warshIps were forced 10 retreat
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Two arrests were made by the police
department last nigh; " noted charac.
,ors In lower town. Their trials will prob.
ably como OF today and the tacts IN the
case will be developed, As one ot the
mcn was being taken into custody, most
disgracctul scene occurred on the street
Whilst crowds ~ ladies and children
were assembled for the parade they wore
compelled to listen to htc vilcst language
from one ~ the parties under arrest The
officers did all In their power to stop H.
but werO unsuccessful,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-10
ORDERS To SAIL

Tampa. May 9-Captain Dorst. after
a long conference wit hGeneral Wade
this evening left on a special train for
Port Tampa to go on board the Gussle.
orders TO sail are expected before /
o'ciock
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NEARING PORTO RICO.

Madrid May "A cable dispatch from
the captain general Of Porto Rico says
he has information that the American
fleet Is approaching.
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TEACHERS EXAMINATION

The regular quarterly teachers exam
nation FOR Clatsop county will be held
in Astoria. beginning Wednesday. May
Il. at / o'clock. at the Mcclure school
Applicants vii. present themselves
promptly at the beginning and remain
to the close OF the examination. Appll-
cants for state diplomas will present
themselves at o'clock. Saturday morn
ing. May H.
II. g. LYMAN,
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TUESDAY

Glad Is the sunshine, perfect Is the day,
The sky above US lifts lis dome OF light
And lettering clouds along It's blue fields
s.rav. w. W. story.
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PROMOTED AND HoNoRED

Washington May 9.--The house and SEN
ate today passed the resolution thanking
Dewey. and bill making him rear ad-
mlral
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Roth the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste. and acts
gently vet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcauscs the sys.
tenn eiTectually dispclS colds, head.
aches and toyers and cures habimal
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy OF ils kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing TO the taste and ac.
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, It's
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in 80
cent bottles by all leading drug.
gists, ANY reliable druggist who
may not have il ON hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes To try it. Donot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
san ERlECiSc0. ca.
LOUISVILLE. EL NEW foRN RL
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ropAY's WEATHER
AROUND TOWN.
Fair weather


THOSE WHO WISH TO HAVE
THE MONDAY EXTRA AsroR-
IAN WAR EDITIONS DELIVER
ED AT THEIR RESIDENCES
OR PLACES OF BUSINESS
WILL PLEASE SEND THIS
COUPON WITH THEIR Ap-
DRESS AS AUTHORITY TO THE
BUSINESS OFFICE FOR THE
EXTRA CHARGE.
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THE OREGON AT BAHIA.

Bahia Brazil, May 9-The battleshlp
Oregon arrived here at $40 this morning
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-05-10

Beware of "cheap" bak-
ing powders. Alum makes
good medicine but bad food.
Ask your doctor. sua