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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
srrLL nErNd TOLD


JuuEua. cuba July The battle be.
tween the Amor ana and Spnniardu on
the water Was Witnessed by tho corrcn-
pond,nl " tho Associated Press from a
position almost 80 tho rlbow uf Commo-
doro schlcy
when iho spanish nc"t was sighted the
Iowa was tying q milo further out than
The rent ~ the squadron. trying to nN
her forward ls.nch urrrl. whith was
out of repair while tho Indiana Was doing
tho pamc thlng TO hcr forward ia.inch
iurrc' Tho absolutely available ships IN
tho squadron. therefore Wcrr the oregon,
ToxhH. brooklyn. although later both Cap
tain Evans and Captain Taylor fought
their ship. Navigator podgsdpn was on
tho bridge ~ thc brooklyn and was the
nru, 90 observe tho moving smoke az thc
cnirauco of tho hhrbur
'IH not that nmokc moying9" he said
Go the lookout aud after minutes IN
spc,,'un with tho long glass dropped It
vSCU,dly and fairly yelled "Thcrc'n a bis
ship coming out nf the h0rbor, air..
Ilodgson. who In particularly cool
man. looked oncr himself ana then grasp
Ing the mrg1phonc shouted
"Ancr bridge thrrv' Tell the cummo.
dorc ac rnrmy. ncct ~ coming out"
Commodore Sc'hlcy WIS sitting under the
awning ON tho quarterback Going 60
tho bridge, no said;
"Clcur ship for action"
Thon hu went forward and took his
place on % little platform running from
tho outside of the coming tower. which
had been bult Tor him The men. with
u yolI went tu thyir guns and the ncc'7'
slry preliminary orders We're rapidly
given
sch,ry. gnavr5 In hand. watched the
IrsI shin turn out and snw her start fni
tho wurJ sun he gave no signal TO hr'
,r To- move Tho oregon opened with her
ln.mch shras and the Indiana and TcNa'
followed suit Hut the rnngo was lonl
ono sun tho brooklyn waited Down
n.,v the coal was being forced into IN,
furnaces, every boiler was being worked
and every gun being made ready to tlrc
IN mo meantime the oregon began "a
turn % tho west ana tho Texas had moved
IN closer and was damaging the leading
ship, the Maria Teresa
"Thcy are all coming west, sir" shoute,
Lieutenant Sears
"Fuu speed ahead open hrc. shoutc,
the commodore "rirc deliberately ant
don't waste u shot" no added,
His orderly carried the word to thu
turre,s In an instant tho Brooklyn''
terrdnc s and 5-lnch batteries on her por
side opened and tho cruiser headed for
point in front Of the fire and tho escaping
shin, firing and receiving the fire. from
two Of them
Thcn Commodore Schloy saw that tn
nrsi ship was coming out from the shor
headed directly for tho Brooklyn with tn
evident intention of raining her.
"Hard a-port with your helml" shoute
schley, and the cruiser began to r.
around the smoke coming from her fun
nels in big volumes
Quickly she turned and quickly her bl
steel ram was pointing ut the flrst shll
The Maria Teresa had TO work in-shor
10 avoid being rammed The shells o
the Toxas and the oregon with the terri
bio storm of shell from the Brooklyn ha
done their work and tho smoke began
appear pouring from her decks,
At 10 o'clock the entire Cape Verd
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
THE FLAG

Hats on
Along the s'r,et there comes
4 bArc of buglcs. ruiile ~ drums.
4 Hash of color beneath the sky.
Hats on
Tho nag ~ passing BY
Blue and crimson and white &, shines.
over the ueel-tipped. ordered lines
Hats N,
The colors before us ny;
but moro than the nag is passing by.
Sea- lights ana land fights. grim and great
Fought 10 make and 20 save the State.
Weary marches and sinking ships;
Cheers Of victory on dying lips.
Days Of plenty and days u peace;
March NJ strong land swift Increase;
Equal justice right and law.
Stately honor and reyereni ave,
s.Fn of "a nation greai and strong
Toward hsr people from foreign wrong;
PrI, ana glory and honor. an
Live 90 cll5rs 10 stand or fiil
Hats IN,
Along ihv street there comes
A blfr 0G Auglcs. runlr ~ drums:
Ana lYyu hearts are bcaiing hlgh.
lils m
Tap tag s passing hy'
-rhllde.pAla Times
Thruueh d, chance a.surr of thc church
yard wall
a creeping vine puts forth s.ngi,
spray
A. whose slim end % starry blossom
drops
Fun tp the soft ycrmilDn 81 a rose
That reaches up on tlp,oo for the kiss.
Not them the wren disturDs. nor the louc
bee
That buzz,s hpmcward with his load oI
sweets,
And thus they llryer. nowrry lip 20 llp.
Needless OF all, in raptlrous mute EN-
brace
Some n,crumacy here, These two
think.
Were once unhappy lovers upon earth
It. b. Aldrlch
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NEW YoNILEns ron moNoLrLr.

NEW lbltkENs FOR HONOLULU.
Hau Francisco. July i2 Tho Hawaiian
islands tfc 60 br included boo the military
department. Of California under General
Merriam whp also commands ,Ac depart
mrni of me Columbia military post
w.l br established at Hpnalu.u ana one
regiment. probably ihr First New York
volunteers. wll. nr stationed there IN
rl.r lh8, regiment o. no, fully cqupped
uH arrival. ihn seventh or Eighth GALE
'au.a may Dr ssut to Honolulu, though
ibis ls np, likely. as tho war department
hta suggested ho dispatch % fhc New
WORKERS
Rear Admiral Miller. who will have
charge pf ihr annexation rorrmon.,s wi.
leave here ou ihc Philadelphia July -.
Ito VIII boz accompanied ay ,he c1mms-
.,puor. appointed ,o draf, q code Of laws
1r ,hc islands
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
SPANISH CARINET RESIGNS.

Madrid. July ". via Bayonnc, France,
July l2,-All the Spanish ministers have
handed In Jnc!r designations to Premier
Sagasta, who explained the situation to
the queen regent but the difficulty Is that
nobody Is willing u accept the premier
ship, Marshal Martinez de Campos would
accept 81, hut he does not command u
majority In the chamber Of deputies,
while the military urges war a large
proportion OF the clvt population is de-
S'rous OF peace,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
Go East.

via Billings and the Burlington route, and
you reach Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis,
and all other southern and southeastern
cities half a day sooner than travellers
who take any other line.
Go east via St. Paul and the Burlington
route. and you ride on the finest train on
earth-the Burlington's st. Paul-Chicago
Limited,
Go east via ogden and Denver, and you
see the wonderful scenery OF the Rockies,
famed the world over as the most mag
nilcent on the continent.
Tickets at offices OF connecting lines.
A. c. SHELDON.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
FISHING BOATS IN A GALE,

Port Townsend, July l2-The tug Mys'
tie, while towing ten fishing boats and
scows with a total of seventy-ave men
on board, to Roche harbor, encountered
a severe gale. The tow lines broke and
the boats drifted helplessly in the straits
while the seas swept over the bows, ruin
ing the flhermen's outfits, All but three
of the boats were recovered, Two fisher
mon a re missing
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
cxEAsY ABOUT SAMOA

Berlin. July i2.-rho Yosdrhe Zeituns
foroseelng that afer tho annexation of
Hawai- ~ II possible that the United
States may attempt 10 acquire the Sa-
moan slnnds" aaya;
America has practically no rights IN
snmoa and Germanys service must rank
before Americas IN the future fate of the
Islands. Germany Will therefore lake care
INST her Interests are protected IN tho
final settlement.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
DOLLARS FOR THE WAR.

Washington. July E.-Subscripuons 10
the now war loan will close next Thurs
day afternoon. Up to this time both
the number OF subscriptions received and
the aggregate amour, subscribed for. Tar
exceed an estimates
Those FOR $50 and under TO date are foI
about s65I10tO and subscriptions for
sums exceeding 500 already aggregate
tggl oD.uco aud It Is expected az the tim,
ot closing they viii have reached Si'j,-
O)Uo making grand total including
large blanket bids, of over a billion and a
quarter oi dollars,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
TROUBLE WITH RIVER BOATS

Seattle. July l2.-The steamer George
W. Elder. which arrived here today from
southeastern Alaska ports, reports that
the steamer Del Nortc, which was towing
the river steamer Wisconsin 90 81, Mich
acls, has abandoned her at Juneau,
The steamer Laurada, which was tow
ng two river steamers, Philip Il. Lowe
and Katie Enrich, TO the mouth of the
Yukon was obliged To return 10 Sitka
WITH hrr lows.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
~ sEAncn OF rnlvArEEns.

Victoria july l- In response 90 The re-
quest pf United States Cpusll Dudley of
Vancouver. Admiral Pullyser. command
nF ,hy Pacific British squadron stationed
a, E-qu.m9l, has dispatched II, ~ s.
Amphlon. % scelnd.chss cruiser carrying
fus guns. and The s.o0p.of.War lcarus.
mounting eight guns. 20 cruise the waters
uf the north 10 search f'r the alleged
prlyatcyr which. according 10 reports that
have reached ;ho ears of the consul. Hes
hidden In the vicinity of Dixon entrance.
the passage FOR south bound treasure
nhlpa.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13
PROCRASTIyATION
BEFORE SANTIAGO


lcaz Inventions of American journalists
would have hcrn amusing n the result
had not been 20 mlachlr,uus. The moral
Of all thla 10 that tho government by Jour
nausm .s NOT such a pcrtcc, form ~ gov
ernm'ni as -pmo would have ua believe.
Ia another lr,tyr. dated June i6 the
correspondent says
"DtspIc tho far, tha, tho authorities
do their utmost relieve tho suffering
ana that lh- government 10 sriElng pro-
visions bpush, up fur sporulaiorv famine
Is tightening upon tho city and lnspiring
tho population with terror barrel oG
lard WAS sold yesterday for tCi sterling
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GERMAN SCHOOL.

II is hereby made known that the under
stoned will open a German school Mon
dav, July II, at the building on Duane
street formerly occupied by Miss War
rem as private school, School hours
from y 10 l2 a. m. Parents wishing to
send their children are kindly requested
to call at SIS Twenty-seventh street, OF
]. Hahn's shoe store for particulars.
REV. J. II. NICOLAI.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1898-07-13

Onlce c. Q. NJ, Vancouver Barracks
Wash, July O. lS9S, Sealed proposals, in
trlplcate. will be received here or al
Fort Stevens, Oregon, until IL o'clock a
M. Aug. ., 1895 and there opened, fol
furnishing fuel at that Post for fiscal
year commencing July lst, 1895, Informa-
ton furnished here or by QuartermasteI
Fort Stevens U, 5, reserves the right te
reject or accept any proposal or part
thereof, Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked: Proposals for FueI
at Fort Stevens" and addressed to under
signed or to Quartermaster Fort Stevens
JNO. l.. GLEN, c. Q. NJ.
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congress. The department II anxious to
got some of these floating structures com
pleted In order 10 send them 10 the gulf
ana possibly 10 Cubs, whore cruisers.
gnnbonta and auxiliary cruisers could be-
dockcd IN them without the necessity Of
sending the ships 10 the northern docks.
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MorIcE gok punLlcATIoN.

Land once at oregon CITY. oregon,
June u. 1893.
Notice Is hereby given that the follow
lng-named settler has fled notice Of hii
intention 70 make hDal proof In support
Of hin claim, and that said proof will b'
made before the County Clerk oI ClatsoD
county at Astoria. oregon. on August .
100, viz: william ROSS. n. z. iiGg foi
'hs southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section II. township n. r.
% vest He names the following Wit
Hesses 20 prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation OF said land. VIZ
J. Is. Johnson, Of Jewell. oregon; J. Il
Burke. Of Seaside. oregon; 7. :. Frazer
Of Astoria. Oregon; -. Burke. OF Seaside
oregon.
CHARLES B. MOOREs,
Register.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP.

Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship now and heretofore existing between
George johnson and !. NJ. Hughes, at
torneys at law, and known under the
flrm name and style OF johnson &
Hughes. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Mr. Johnson will con-
tlnue the business, Mr., Hughes retiring
theretrom on assuming tho duties OF
Justice OF the peace.
GEOhuG JOHNSON.
]. NJ. HUGHES.
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NOTICE or RECEPTION OF BIDS.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed Committee on Streets and Public
Nayh NJ the Common Council Of the Cliy
~ Astoria, oregon, Will. on Saturday.
July 18Th, lSe. at he hour Of 70 O'Clock
a. ~. at the Office Of the Auditor ana
Police Judge OF the city Of Astoria re-
tf'Fe sealed bids ard proposals for the
construction VI sewer on Eleventh
street iu said city from a point
ten feet south Of the north line
~ Irving avenue 30 a point on the norm
l.ue ~ Commercial street. the total length
Df said sewer % be 1910 feet. and same %
be constructed and made according 10
the plans ard specifications therefor. now
on ile 10 the Office Of the said Auditor
and Police Judge, and IN accordance WIN
the ordinance applicable thereto. NO Dld
W prOpoHal viii be considered when
exceeds 'he estimate Of the probable cost
~ said sewer now on file as part OF the
Aforesaid plans and Bpecihcatlons, ana
ihr form ~ each and every bid shall be
that prescribed by said plans and specl-
uDitIDns The right 70 reject any and all
bids s hereby reserved. The said plans
and specifications are open 70 tbs .nsDec-
c. .. UTZINGER,
JENS Hanson,
CHAS. GODDARD.
Committee afOresa!d.
Dated no Astoria. oregon. July y, iss5.
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CUBA

Shall tongues be mute when deeds are
wrought
Which well might shame extremes,
he'll?
Shall frcemcn lock che Indignant thought
Shall PHYS bosom cease TO swell?
Shall Honor biecd3-shall Truth succumb?
Shall pen and press and soul DE dumb ?
No.-guidcd by our country's laws.
For truth, and right. and suffering man.
BE ours to strive In Freedoms cause,
As Christians may.-as freeman can!
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II a man can't buy new summer suit
he shaves on his moustaehe, gets a gay
neckue, and considers that he has done
the next best thing.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH.

Washington, July l9,-Something over
S@D,OoO will he paid by this government
as "head money" to the officers and sail
ors who destroyed Cervera's fleet. This
Is according to the law which provides
payment of SlOO head FOR every man on
the ships of an enemy when those ships
arc destroyed, A few of the officers will
receive pretty good fortunes, There were
sCSI men In the Spanish tleet,
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lssrrs rnEAsrnY BONDS.

Madrid, July Y. via Bayonne, July IL
The government issued ! loan of j0o10
pegetas In treasury bonds ~ per cent
today. OF which amount ne bank Of Spain
lnhna ANNnO nnnetnM
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CORPORATIONS MIST STAND IT.


Tho war Tax 10 So PAID by Carrier ana
Not the shipper.
Washington. July l2-ln answer 10 ref
ercnces from collectors n Internal rcy.
rnur. all bearing upon the question nH O.
whether the shipper or onrrlrf shall pay
for and aiilH the required revenue stamp
fo bills of ludng. Assistant Attorney Con
rrnl EDyd has held as follows
The law makes lt me duty of every rii.
road ana steamboat company. carrier.
csprrgs company corporation " Dcrs9n
whose occupation DO 20 r. such "a
issue 90 tho shipper ON whom any
goods arr accepted .,anEportniion. %
BIN of lnding. manifesto or some other
acknowledgment " the goods received
r1r carriage and transportation. and this
uill ~ lndlng requires q revenue stamp Of
the ya'uc of ono cent Tho purpose Of the
law ~ cicar. ~ was 10 tax the corpora
ton and not The shipper. ana the pro-
visions undoubtedly nx upon lhh express
companies and other carriers the duty of
providing. amNng and cance'llns the
Hinmp
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BIDS CALLED FOR.

Washington, July i2,-The navy depart
ment today asked for bids for the two
floating docks, the two to cost not ex-
ceeding S25O,OOO, as recently provided by
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SANTIAGO REPORTED FALLEN,

Rome, July l2,-The Trbuna OF this city
publishes, dated Kingston, jamaica,
dispatch received at 6;2O today affirming
that the city of Santiago has capitulated,
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In Germany Christmas trees have been
known ever since the introduction OF
Christianity Before that time the dress
Ing OF a tree with candles and presents
was a feature Of the midwinter Drudical
festival. SO that. In fact the Christmas
tree dates back to an era before the dawn
OF written history.
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STEAMER REGULATOR WRECKED

Dashed on the Rocks at the Foot OF
Cascade Locks,
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Bonneville, July i2,-Tho steamer Regu'
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NorlcE or REcEprIoM oF pIDs.

CHARLES u. MooREs.
Register.
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS WANTED.

Astoria, July 2, 1895,
The Monticellonian., 1898-09-23
To the Public.

My friends and customers are respectfully invited to call and leave their orders for all kinds of meats, fresh oysters, fish, and, in fact, anything that can be had in market. Prompt delivery made to any part of the city and special attention given to mail orders. l will further say to my customers that l will be al the block, ' my self this season, and do my own cutting Satisfaction guaranteed. The ladies are especially invited to call. and have their meats cut to suit themselves. Many thanks fol past favors. Kespt.,
 R. p. WELLS.
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Local Iters.

Mir. John Ahrens was at Der mott last week
 Mrs. Jake Bickart, of Memphis, is here on a visit.
 "Our Drug Store is headquar- ters for turnip seed. 2t. Mr. Tom Jones, of Lucia, is back from the army.
 Mir. Will Bass, of Little Rock |, was sere last week.
 Big lot turnip seed, in bulk, at "Our Drug Store. 2t. MT. C. T. Harris IS up, after q short spell of fever.
 Miss Nettie Morgan Is back from a visit to Texas.
 MT. T. II. Jaggers, of tDermott, was here Sunday last.
 Maj. w. B. Street, of Lake Vil- lage. was here Tuesday.
 MT. Jeff. Thompson, of Ham burg, was here last week.
 Miss Freddie Slemons left for Oklahoma on Tuesday last.
 Mrs. Maude Bussey has return ed from visit to St. Louis.
 Mrs. w. ]. Savage, of Warren, was here on a visit last week.
 Miss Fife Miles returned last week from a visit to Portland.
 Mir. R. L. Norris made d trip 10 McGehee the first of the week.
 Mrs. J. D. Rankin visited her sons at Lake Village this week.
 Dr. l.. B. Dunn made visit to the city of Pine Bluff last week.
 For Scuppernong grapes, and pears, call on Dr. w. r. Bessellleu Miss Floy Lambert left last week for Philadelphia to attend school Mir. Lucian Matthews has gone to Portland to engage in business Plenty of rain these days. II fact, rather more than is needed WANrED-House-keeper; white girl preferred, Apply at this of flee. 2t.
 Miss Eva Whitaker, who ha been very i'll with fever, is improv ing,
 J. C. Connerly, Esq, of Lak' Village, was in our city last Tues day.
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Mr. ]. r. Blanks. the commer- mercial tourist, was here last Mon day,
 MT. W. II. Burlingame, of War ren, visited our town on Monday last.
 Capt. R. D. Chotard, of Chicot county, was in our city last Tues day.
 Dr. Ershine's Cactus Compound for nor- yous and blood diseases. Sold by Parlor Drug Store. If.
 Prosecuting Attorney, Hon. W. K. Chimney, of Warren, was here last week.
 Mr. Jack Curry visited the St. Louis market last week to pur- chase goods.
 Ladies hose, worth LOG, at SC.
 Mems :! hose, worth LOG, at SC.
 w. M. ROBERTSON & Co.
 Mrs. $. E. Swift and daughter, Miss Annie Mac, left for Little Rock last week.
 Miss Ethel Cason, of Fountain Prairie, Ashley county, entered the II. U. $, this week.
 If you have any kind of bond to make, see R. L. Hardy, office over Bank If.
 Miss Blanche Matthews returned from visit to Little Rock last Sunday evening.
 Mrs. w. r. Burks has returned to her Pine Bluff home, after visit to relatives here.
 Try Best Liver Pills. <" They are world beaters. Sold only by Brown X McQuiston. If.
 MT. Henry Burks, of Parkdale, one of the soldier boys, was here on a visit last week.
 Mr. Paul Whitaker, of Dermott, paid relatives visit out here last Saturday and Sunday.
 Paror Drug Store sells Hills pills. They cure nervousness, rheumatism and make rich, red blood and clear complexion.
 Miss Sallie Meek, of Warren, was here last week, the guest of Mrs. J. G. Williamson.
 Mrs. K. l.. Norris, of this place, has returned from an extended vis- 1t to relatives at Fayetteville.
 For turnip seed, go to Our Drug Store.' They keep all kinds, in bulk. 2t.
 The Grand Jury adjourned last Saturday, after a week s work and the returning of I6 indictments.
 Col. K. E. Craig, of Hamburg was here several days last week, guarding the interest of clients.
 FoR SALE My house and lot on Cemetery Street, near Public School Building J. T. HALL.
 Mir. E. K. Gotham, who ha: been sick for several weeks, we are sorry to report, is still very low.
 Our friend, Mr.H. F. Bailey, i' having him d mammoth bricl business house erected at Arkansas City.
 Hills Chill Prescription contains Pur Pepsin, Alkaloid Quinine. and Iron. It tasteless and guaranteed. Sold by Parlo Drug Store. u.
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Stolen

From my place, thsee and half miles North of Monticello, one dark bay stallion. with right eye out both hind feet white to about halfway to knees right fore-foot white; fore-top sheared off. Any information concerning him will be Hberally rewarded.
 Sept. 6, '9S w. N WEBB,
 Monticello, Ark.
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For Sale or Rent.

My place on the Pine Bluff road one mile North of Monticello--Io5 acres in tract; 50 acres under fence fairly good buildings; cIs- tern water convenient; also wells and pond, Terms reasonable. Alp ply before Oct. Ist.
 4. A. J McQUIsToN.
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The mo.s cu,-n,a .-at ui disease, as avei,, hfdy llons, k the hIood-for it haS Lecn proven ti.at seventy per cent. ai nj ha'Han niimrHis arr directly traeeatslr to h impl,re condition of the xitm r.i3. Ihr medical profession evrryahrro rocopniZo tltat there can be no hcaIth unless the blood is absolutely purn.
 They know, t"o, tila ,-'.i5culty of sue ces.fullY troatin% ilt'd diseases, It requires Il sper'"l study and skill which
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