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New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

the President does not say marks the prop'e'h
about which the people need to think.
II is a curious fact that the Presideh's ~
lcnce about the shape Of currency leg'sla''on'
gave as to redemption Of greenbacks IN golu'
Icods somc TO rush to the conclusion 'h"' he
Is rrclnc the indianapolis plan: others that ne
Is prcnarlnc for an intermediate scheme, s"'h
- rclemption of grecnbacks by the Danks III
s,ood of thc Government. and Others SUI 1l'a'
he means retirement Of the greenDacks. '"'
who rozc into the ocean nj rest see 'he' u"
ro,,urcs The President does not recor1ii''""
hcc,rsc no knows that action by THIS congress
will not he possible and that Judgment WI"
no ouldcd by larger knowledge pelore "''
con bc taken Yet If men only examine VII"
orop minds his one positive recommendations
tho, in, Government itself shall redeem us
own notes and hold them until thos" VINO WIN
them roturn gold for them, they VIII u'Sco'e.
with "The Ncw-York Times" thar u "o"''
..nrovi1e beyond all question for the cons''i'
..ox.honrr of gold for United states ho'ts III
..,ho ,u,ion Of the holders" Of either. That docs
uot mean retirement of the notes. Ior' "S '"'
Times" saws. "thpy would remain permanent!
in c,rculaton." at times more anu a' 'lihe> "''
IN ac,uo, Use. according to the needs OF pus'
roes Sine, the, alone would sweep away
many rlans and the alleged reasons Tor 'he",'
,ho Presidents silence about such pians ~ ''"''
ncntly suggestive.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
Hmnsemenis.

.aA%ayo>o~o~~>~~>~~N~N%~
ACADEMY OF FMUSyC-2-s:i5-Sporting LIE
AMERICAN THEATRE-2-lA Nohsn'e
BTJOI- THEATRE-2-S:fJ-ka'e kin ,,,.,.
BROADWAY THEATRES Ia rhs Jolly M"she'e
CASINO s-A Dangerous Maid: -. v.r,,o
Nays THEATRES: Merchant or NcnlC..' ,,..
EDEN MUSEE-Wax Works. Grand concert anu INV
rnatogrerh. -. -, ,,.x
FIFTH AVENUE TtiEATRF-c-S;lo--A huna"" ~.
Irrr "a iprrrSTI{ srrTTT T:iEATRE-2-S-The Nii'ase
Postmaster. . ~, l..,.,,a,
cARpEN THFATRE-2:i5-Sl3-Th 'nris''an'
GARRICK THEATRE SID Cath-riac' -. co-.
SRASD OPERA HOUSE c->-Thc SGn oi " ''"S'
Ia ri t.N OPERA HOISE-s:i5--T cnhr!.,ai -.,
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE -2;i'-s''' n0''' i''@'
IRVING PLACE THEATRE Sim W''fsrn s. l.."ss
KEITHS- Noon 20 IL y M -S'n,iheou .rr. ,rcad %
KSicKERBOCKGR ThFATRE-2-s;l'-TA' he"' VI
the Family. . 80,
ROSTER BiAL'S-S-NaudeNiHe A.. u.us
iTCEI'M TliEArRE-S--Tre Treawny OF tne mc ON
MANSON SQUARE THEATKE-s:3O ON an" on. n,
MrTROpoiJTAN OPERA HOvSE-S-ie Nozzc ~
NrRRay HILL. THEATRE-2-S:i5-Thc Three ""a''s-
pAsToR a-ic 10 II r m.-Naudevi.'e ,r
caV T JACKS NauaeV', p,rass.
THIRD AVENUE THEArRE-@-s- nc Es irs'
wAiI.AcX'S THEATRE ia As You Like ~.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

labor Inv which these folk violated. 1hey
were ALL or practically all, either horsehoid
servants or farm laborcrs. who had come across
the border 10 earn wages. The Danes OF
Schleswig naturally prefer to hirc s'rVah'S
from Denmark rather than 10 hire Germans.
So the Poles and Slavs Of Brcslau prefer 10
hire their own countrymcn. And II was THESE
alien wagc-earners that Prussia expelled. ana
they were expelled solely because they were
aliens md not because they were i!literat" OF
paupcrs or anything Of that sort IL Is 'fnc
tbot some nrctcnce is made in Prussia that the
Schlcswig Danes were conducting pro-lahiSh
propaganda But that is not likely seeing 'he!
were mcnlal servants. Even IF they were 40
ing g. II would seem TO hc confession OF
weakness for Prussia to cxppl them. lr hcr
hold upon Schlcswig were slight. after thirty
four years. that the agitation OF a huhdrcd
kitchen maids and ploughboys could mperil 1t,
Prussian sovereignty would be in bad way.
We cannot believe that such Is the case.
Rather IS It snpposahlc that tho people were
cxncIlcd at the demand Of Prnss'an work-pco-
plp. who wanted the foreigners places ana
wages for themselves. 1t would not be th"
first time such considerations had swayed the
policy Of nation.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
THE Explosions FROM PRUSSIA

DR. Won Miquel's expulsion policy-for 1t Is
attributed to him-sccms to bc causing good
deal Of trouble between Prussia and her neigh
bors. 1t began with the expulsion Of n hun
dred or moro Danes from Schleswg That was
particularly cxasperating TO the Danes because
Schlcswig was formerly Danish province, and
was forclbly wres'ed from Denmark by Prussia
in 1864 wherefore cxpclling the Danes from it
seems to them like expulsion from their own
richtful home. But the Prussian Government
did not stop there. 1t went on to cxpcl num-
bcr of Dutch folk from WeStphaa Then it
drove from Breslau some Polish Jews who had
vcntured across the border. And finally ii eX-
PEELED. also from Rreslau, a number OF Aus
trian Slnvs. from Bohemia Denmark and Hol-
land had not ventured officially TO demonstrate,
though their newspaper press ragged against
King Williams Govcrnmcnt-not against him
personally. since he was then on his pilgrimage
to tho Holy Land. But Austria has not been
so complaccnt Her Prime Minister Is the
great Bohemian Slav nObleman Count Won
Thun, and he spoke and acted with decision.
He prevailed upon the imperial Foreign Min
lister. Count Gouchowski, n Silesian Pole, to
make strong protests. and he assured the
Rechsrath that Austrans In Prussia would
be protected. or II necessary, retallatory meas
urcs would be adopted.
That. OF course. made trouble. Down 10 that
! moment many important Prussian journals had
dsapproved questioned the wisdom of DR..
Won Mquers policy. But these uttcrances AT
Vienna turned them instantly to hot support Of
the Government SO at present they are show
ing their teeth and growing all mancr of dire
| mcnaces ut Prussia's-Or Germany's-ally in
the Triple Alliance. and even suggesting that
! Prussia Is entirely ready to see that Alliance
dissolved. 1t Is by no means n pleasant state
Of affairs. What prussa's federated allies in
! the German Empire think about II is not fully
| revealed But there can be no doubt that II
will increase in soine quarters the antagonis SIN
toward Prussia which the LippeDetmold Incl
dent has caused. 1t will Increase the feeling
already omlnously prevalent, that the interests
and welfare Of the other States are being subor
dlnated TO those Of Prussia. and that is not q
good feeling TO have within an empire. In
Lirpe -Detmold II might be ignored. But II
Bavaria and Wurtemberg and Baden take II
I'D. the integrity Of the empire Is Mt stake.
As for the cause of the expulsions, 1t Is sim
pie enough Prussia has some sort Of allen
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
auNsx ia Announcements.
:yew71urk Dailp Gribn''e
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER I. lN''
TIRE NEWS THIS MORN!Nd.

EOREIGN-It was announced that ihs Ca.e INA
s,rsrences with Spain had been settleu' an"
that treaty would he signed III poicbEtar
- Emperor William opeheu nv, NV ~ On IN
end the Imperial Budget. providing lor an " III
craess in the army force. was submitted. -
France has sent an ultmatum TO Nnilla, ~" ,'n.
ening 10 order troops 70 cross 'he i'O"' -
less q French missionary is released - r.ns ,
i.sh apd r'rench papers expressed satisfaction
80. ".tn 'ossogo - Fear Of a revolution is in
dss n-ssasirc % in Snain. - Two British leutenarts
and twelve native soldiers have been klHed py
tribesmen Of the Niger country. = friiccss 'f
Catherine Of wuTtemberg. the mother OF ,ne
King Of Wiirtemherg. is dead. - tieNei pei
eons were drowned by the sinking OF the frehc"
steamer Algerois OFF the Algerian coast.
CONVERSATION branches in session. =
The report and bills drawn up hy the h~aWsha" ~
Commission were received from the president.
- Senate: An ant-expansion resolution was
introduced by Mr.. Vest. --= House: 1he ARMY
and Navy Deficiency bill was reported by MI
Cannon.
DOMEsTIC-It /. believed in Washington
that the treaty Of peace with Spain will be sent
10 the Senate before the holidays: the Comm's~
soners have been authorized t. limit tne mann
treaty to the protocol points leaving o'her NAV.
ters for future negotiations. -@- Geherai
Miles's bill for the increase and reorganization
Of the Regular Army was made public -;
garrison. to consist of the S;h and 10th Reg
ular Infantry is to be established in Havana
next week. - The annual report Of the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury was made public. -
Part Of the 1st New-York Regiment. under
Colonel Barber reached san Francisco on the
way home from Honolulu. - The 202d New
York Regiment sailed from Savannah on the
transport Minnewaska for Cuba; the entire Sev-
enth Corps Is expected to be in Cuba within
ten days.
CITv-Stocks were strong and higher. -;
Walter Hayden Grfen. secretary OF the United
States Fire Insurance Company, was killed, ana
Thomas W. Caldwell. a director Of the company.
was probably fatally injured In a falling ele-
vator at No 46 Pine-st. ---- Ex-Judgc William
H. Robertson died at his home in Katonah.
- Colonel Roosevelt had conferences with
number Of well-known men; legislation and ap-
pointmerts were discussed - The annual
dinner OF the 81. Nicholas Society was held at
Delmonico's - President IglesiCs and staff
visited the Navy Yard in Brooklyn. - Mrs.
Mckinley. uife of tho President. and party. ar
rived in this city: they are staying at the
Windsor Hotel The Board OF Review Of
the National Trotting Association opened its
session. Rear Admiral Schley was enter
tanned at dinner by the Oxford Club OF Brook
lyn.
THE WEATHER. - Forecast for to-day:
Snow clearing in the afternoon; much colder.
The temperature yesterday: Highest, ~ de-
grees; lowest. 81 degrees average. 39s4 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
GERN4NY'S ARMY BILL.
A LARGE FORCE THOUGHT THE SCREsr
GUARANTEE OF PEACE-THE
LATE WAR CITED.

Berlin. Dec. 6.-Considerablc surprise IL ex-
pressed at the omission from Emp ror wis
iam's unusually Ions speech OF anv reference I"
the agreement with Bavaria about milltar u
dicial procedure. or u the alleged new unae'-
standing with Great Britain
The evening papers note that the Emperor
spoke OF the Car his dear friend" ana ot
Emperor Francis Joseph as his faithful any!
They argue. therefore. that the trend OF iore'S"
policy is unchanged. and that the Triple A''''
anae Is still in existence.
The preamble OF the Army bill saystna
Germany Is still menaced in consequence e'
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

Those Little Americans" and other spiteful
enemies OF the Administration and its sound
American policy who have been railing against
the awful betrayal Of trust Of which this Gov
ernment is as they say about to become guilty
in Cuba will find cold comfort in the Presidents
Message 1, would be impossible to conceive
anything more straightforward. outspoken and
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

"It Is impossible TO impugn the patri"u'" ~
such men as Hoar and Bailey says Ihe de-
troit Journal" or course it is Nobody thinks
OF impugning IT, But 1t is strange how easy 1t
Is FOR those who do not agree with him to
impugn the patriotism OF the President Of the
United States But Of course he is not entitled
70 the consideration rightly demanded for n
Senator or Representative.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

standing army OF 100000 men Will mean
one soldier to 80 Inhabitants. That can scarce
" be deemed a crushing load OF militarism
The police force of this city is nearly twice as
big proportionately. the enlarged army
will he
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07
emphatic than 1t Is In favor Of exact fuihneh' Vi
our promises and obligations to CUBA

Grady having been finally put up ty |'oNe'
for Democratic leader Of the state senate VIII
he pretty tough on Sulzer II he Is left 10 "r'esie
along with the common herd OF Democra''c
Representatives at Washington. SulZer ~ just
az beautiful az Grady. and his vocabulary Is
large enough for all practical purposes fur-
thermore he never contracted the hapit OF n's-
appearlng mysteriously on the eve OF co"-
vcntion or at any other time. Sulzer is our can
dldate for Democrats leader OF the House, ana
we don't care who knows II.
New-York tribune., 1898-12-07

When Senator Vest discusses his anti-eXpan-
sion resolution will he kindly tell how holding
"snal amount of territory" for coalins s'a-
ton or other purposes can be ccfsttutiohal
when holding a larger amount Is unoonstitu-
fiOuaio
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FOR SALE-6eneral merchandise store
good stock. viii sell Al invoice. Mayer
NeAlty Co. - Union block.
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PUBLIsHER-s NOTIcE-The oniy az
thorized travelling agents Of ifae R-isS IL
seIligenceT are j. a Mcclellan aAd J l.
Haw.ry- City cosiseteTs are j. \. S&ta-
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ara eur agents Pay money only 10 these
and to our resident agenks IN the various
cities aud towus af the Northwest
REwARp-Ten dollars VIII be paid for
information fading &c the c0ngielion or
any persen stealing copies Q. THIS Paper
delivered 10 subscribers ia Seattle.
ADVERT fSI Nfs-oflce hours OF the
Pust- rnteiligeaeer business office: Daily
until IL .. IA; Sunday hogrz. A. n. 10
1870 .. m. and 10 . p. n. Classiiied
Advertisements viii be received Up 10 that
time. Advertisements under the nsad o.
Lost. Found. For Sale, Fer Rent ana
Situations Wanted Will To inserted a. the
rate Of cent 4 word each insertion. Pay
rasnt AWAY n advance. No ADVERTISE
menf recelxea for lesz than = cents
ADFEH iSkES Changes for adNer-
ffsefis1ts gle Sunday Post NJ. iIlgesscer
must - furnished BY l O'Clock saturday.
Adgert!ss meats viii BE- rece.Eed AZ
branch offices Of the Post~Intelligencer;
TACOMA BUREAI-Ao. IzD5 Pacific
avenue
EvERETT-P X Lewis.
PORT TOW SSENp--Wn A. PfetIer.
BELLINCHAM BAY ~ New Whatcom,
Parker Ell y. Manager.
OLYMPfA-iilis Nan street. c. c. Win
Stanley. Agent.
VICTORIA. z. C.--George Msrsden.
The following letters await advertisers
At this onlce.
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FOR SALE-REal. ESTATE.


W. = Forrest. Leslie Aaxwel.
Rsa. Estate Agents and Brokers.
First 6oor. Halter building.
Sa.sss-A choke corner GA ReaSo1 h2ti- Xxx
II: s-rcoaa house with modern convent
s. s5e-Sew modern built house. seven
rcozzs and bath: lot fSlxi@s; A corner;
streets graded. car 4nes 1ine view. easily
xorth S5sA
sl.ss-A wen finished hosss- ~ : rooms
nsar Madison; a cor7er: $50 cash.
si.ase-House OF 5 rooms on Third avenue
Rorta- with bath: lot ooxle0.
se.s-4touse. rooms. good lot 4axi-3, terms
go cash. balance SO peg month.
VACANT LOTS.
81 ssl-Two goods LOIS corner. 1eixleos on
Seventh avenue: both streets graded
N.s9-ChoiC~ ut on Sixteenth avenue:
street graded.
Ssts'-Gooa lot on Eighteenth avenue: street
graded
sc4-Two good lots on Twsn,y-firs, avenue.
$50 and $3.50 for choice iois III Union adj
0ition. sSreess graded
ST. per lot--se lots at Grgea Lake, near car
line.
ACREAGE AND RANCHES.
Si,1.CFor 10 acres at Green Lake, near
car linz: partly cleared
S3,NNo--lsl acres, 4aB acres = V1t!Ty 45l1 IA
cultivation. fenced: house large barn,
stable, sraaariss. orchard. store, ? @.
h r. station and sChoOihOlse adjoining.
So,9ssl--al acres river bottom. does mol over
fow: 45 acres cultivated, = acres more
parity cleared: larse orchard cnolce
ifuit: house. tWo barns, spring ana creek
water.
sioo-lso acres; all good tillable land; in
Rogue river valley. Or: - acres n eAIa-
Va-i0n, large orchard: choice fruit, large
creek, can all 20 irrigated; very large
house and barns blacksmith saoh, wa
exchange for stock groceries or Seattle
property -
FORREST & MAXWELL,
Haiier Building.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-A 1e-roo<n lodging house. well
located Mayer Realty Co.. = Union
block.
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In order 20 seesxre crryec- Insertion q
notices under these headings. the same
should be left a. he bG&sEes8 office Of Ea4s
paper No charge IS made for zgcl Eo-
Leg.
Funeral notices. resolutions or other
special announcements VIII he CHARGED
at the rate of 10 serte Per lire esca tr-
Nerf.cn PCsT-Tr 1T u ]. - ysref.rrR co.
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- liassasaI .ss----aa-
MARRIED.

wETMDRE- EzE ERE ARD - IN Seattle.
Wash, Terruagg :. ls%. ~ tins gsFdeuse
cf rho bride 3 patents. ~ Re-. Thomas
Mcclure ". - Wesn0re- o. Pslouse
City. and r. Marie E.geFns.Ell. s-sl4gsltsr
81 q. Il. Esvevsasr5, * Everelf
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WANTED-Seattle property: advertiser
will exchange property in San Diego
Ga e.. G2isxlfl 10 q ley. with four-room cot
taGe. bath room. stationary washtubs,
etc. nice garden with fruit and shade.
trees, on Golden hill. finest view In the
city. for house and lot I'm Seattle. or wen
furnished rooming house; price 81 30
Address II. L.. Hotel Butler.
NANTED-tor cash. modern house and
6A1-foot hot. view preferred st. 2e0 10 s. eAU:
must have all modern improvements and
4 snap, Apply ~ New York block.
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TICKET nRokEp<.

RAILWAY AND STEAMSHIP TICKETS
-fsckefs 20 ms ffc1s 81 parss 81 tne
w4z.1 et rlG9eea Fzses special rms~S a.
"a -sgera Aa& EsaToHrzn rolats 4 !
4a4ssfQE. - Garry street.
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wAeTED--PARTNf,R.

PARTNER tactive or silent), with so 90:
can clear $50. 600 before fall: m8nufactur-
ms can handle all money. fine opening.
Box 5S5, Seattle.
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A. r. RANDALL & co. carpsnie -
ners e5aziag. screens. ~inuoSs
doors Telephone Grssn III
street.
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DEATHS AND liner Afa-.

ASDERSD&-Tnc funeral services ~
Mrs. a. g. AUlsfs2n ash sa herd On
Friday morning. Al - o'ctoez = service
far the family aua Immediate friends
viii ba bssd at TIE hsuse. - Cherry
street. and a. II O'Clock the Pubic ser
vice VIII l.. held Ia Trinity parish
church. after which the body wih Be
removed fer gnterm@uL - ttse Lake
View cemetery.
ID CTLLfycE-in San Francisco. Wsdnss-
day. February :. Isfs. kessie aict-ftasleEl-
daughter Of Mr.. asd Mrs. y AilsaT BE
Gtailach. OF seattle Of dsp1tasT.g. aged
years. Remains vii arrive tolnoTEo"
evening.
PAYrON-In Seatsts "Wednesday. Febrsl-
airy e 1ssA al the family residence -ksisa
Fsrss aeenue q etgfss sesta. <Ty PAVE
ton. dSaghtsf - Thomas eaytors aged =
years.
FAR P--tn SeAfsle a. 2s1t fniga avenue.
FeornaFg 3 1Ass. Aar.h EaEBp. sen 81
e.. b. FaruB. Of d4fsstlsTla. aged > years
GIa0S Es-At River Park Taugsday seq
ruary 3 1885 III typa0sd pneumonia.
-haries GFaves, assAd - years.
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FOR SALE-l9-room lodging hoase: oas
block from z .. Mayer Realty Ce. -
Union block.
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PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE.
BY DIRECTION OF the superior court or
King county. / am prepared 10 receive
bids. for the purchase Of the plant and
stock-in-trade OF the Queen City Print
ing Company. now being operated by me
as a job and book printing business IN
rooms H. Is. Is and Il Coiman building.
First avenue. Seattle. WASH. where the
properly may be seen. This is an excel
lent opportunity TO acquire going oisi-
ness.
D. E. DURIE. Receiver.
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FOR SALE-ss-roozn hotel: Office on hrst
noor. Mayer Realty Co. = Union block.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31
Read the Advertisements.

You will enjoy this publication much
better If you will get into the habit OF
reading the advertisements; they VII
afford a most interesting study ana
will put you in the way of getting
some excellent bargains. Our adver'
Users are reliable, icy send what they
advertise.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

Clean blood means clean skin. No beauty
without it, Cascarets, Candy Cathartic cleans
your blood and keeps 1t clean, by stirring up
the lazy liver and driving all impurities from
the body. Begin to-day to Danish plmples,
boin, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly
bilious complexion by taking Cascarets, -
beauty for ten cents. All druggists, satis,ac-
ton guaranteed, loo. 95c, SOC.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

Hotel men will visit the Transmits
sissippi exposition in large numbers on
the three closing days of August. All
gust % has been designated Trans
mississippi Hotel Mems Day" and
Omaha hotelmen are arranging iro-
gram for that and the two succeeding
days and intend to make the visitors
stay in the city n pleasant one.
NO hotel man. says the Omaha
Daily Hotel Reporter" can afford to
miss seeing this magnificent show-and
few willard since he is coming any
how no better day could be selected
than August 30. Then he will be Civ
en- an opportunity to become acquaint-
ed with his brother in the business,
and at the same time will be looked
after and properly entertained by the
local hotel people. The program as
now outlined by the committee calls
for a meeting at the Auditorium on
Monday al . p. m. where they will
% ] y Interesting sne2llsIs
and band concert. Tuesday tney
will meet at 14th and Farnam. at $40
to take trolly ride and visit the Soutl
Omaha packing houses, and at l.
o'clock luncheon will be served at the
Cudahy plant. Wednesday morning
they meet again at nth and Farnan
to take a trolly ride over the city anc
a trip to Council Bluffs. They VII
also be shown through the leading
breweries. after which refreshments
will be served"
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31
ToLp RY THE sERoEAMr.
From tle NeN0erat. Grand Rdpids. Mich

From the Il@TocrGt, Grand Rapids Mich
At the Michigan Soldiers Homo in Grand
Rapids, lives Sergeant Richard Dunn, hale
and hearty, although he carries the sears of
several wounds sustained in some of the
battles of the Civil war. In recounting his
experience to reporter, Mr.. Dunn seid:
About year and half ago began to
nave trouble with my stomach NY suffer
ing was so intense that l tried different
medicines and doctored with several ply
sicians, but without permanent relief.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

If England wants to settle that Chin
'ese question she would send a good
naval commander with Instructions to
Deweylze the cable and go ahead.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

1t is believed that Colonel RoOse
welt will have to arrange a peace pro
tocol with Mr.. Platt before he can &C
cupy Albany.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31
II read an nc.

~
c cunt of DR..
Williams Pink
Pills for Pale
People having
cured a case
m UGH lik 9
mine, and / de-
-cided to give
them a trial,
which l did.
AFTER ia k
ing five boxes l
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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

In summing up the events of the war
it must not be forgotten that the cen
sorship was one of the most valuable
ships in our navy.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

Colonel Roosevelt comes out of the
war with few valuable additions to
his choice collection of rebukes. This
lis glory enough for Roosevelt.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

hetic, fun Of life. nerve and vigor. take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker. that makes weak men
strong All druggists, SOC or 3d. Cure guaran-
teeo Booklet and sample free. Address
sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31
furniture

There is happiness where there were tears
iov itni smilss where there were pain because
Mama gave Baby DIR. Moffetts pEErhINA
CTcething Powdersj. TEETHINA Aids 'iiges-
ton, Regulates the Bowels. makes teethihg
easy and should always be given.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1898-08-31

Sion scratching AMI Rubbing. Hcyer'i
Prickloy-lI Heat Powder will cure Heat. At all
druggists, 70 cents Box