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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Hotel de German was put in
good condition for the FOUNDERS
Saturday, by being scrubbed
out and the, interior given a
coat of whitewash. A stone
walk was laid to the mineral
we'll, so those who patronize
the resort will not get their
feet damp, Mine hosts, Ste
phens and Hickman, are still
conducting the hotel with their
usual courtesy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Carl Smith, of the Laclede
Blade, came down Saturday to
spend Sunday with his people.
BY the way, Carl's paper last
week was a hot number, at
least, the one that arrived at
this Office was. 1t was quietly
laying on the table and three
men were near it. All at once
it went snap, cizzle, and then
smoke and birthstone came
from it. j. o. Mayes put out
the blaze, but the article that
caused the fire was destroyed.
Send us another paper so we
will know what it was.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08
Total

Police Judge report was re
ceived and filed. A motion was
made and carried to rent the
Hall over H. B. Mudd's plass of
business at $50 per annum. The
Clerk was authorized to notify
j. M. Johnson that the city
would vacate the rooms it now
occupies, July 1st. Council
then adjourned.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

The coons of all shades and
color came down from Shelbina
Saturday and put up a hot game
of ba II for the Monroe Africans.
The score was 16 to II in favor
of the visiting team.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Monroe City has again dem
onstrated this spring that she
is the Market for all products
of this section and her Wide
awake Merchants have proven
that they are up-to-date in
everything and sell a better
class of goods tor the money
than any others. When you
have anything to sell bring it
to this city and get top
prices. When you have to pur.
chase any article or bill. of
goods, Monroe City is the place
to make the deal.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Stories of suffering ON the
Klondike trails grow in horror
Many are dead and many are
dying,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08
CITY DADS.

The Board of alderman met in
regular session at the council
room Friday the 2nd. inst. with
Mayor S. North in the chair and
Aldermen Bell, Bou lware, Gra-
dy, Nelson, Handley, and Scott
present.
Minuts of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The following claims were
presented, allowed and warrants
ordered for same.
E1aot,;, ;,.l.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

The following are the names
signed to the Saloon petitions
in our city.
CURTIS SALOON
Charles Curtis,
Jennie Curtis,
f. G. Long,
H, 3. Mudd.
q. w. Paris,
Elisa A. Paris,
MUDD SALOON
Hugh Mudd,
E. c. Long,
Chas. H. Curtis.
T e. Anderson.
L. A. Anderson,
Mollie r. Mudd,
Jennie Curtis.
Retta Mudd,
Lula NJ. Bush,
Geo. w. Paris.
Published by request of
NJ. J. NICOSON,
]. H, RIFE,
o. B. HOLIDAY
J. E. TRAVIS.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

The scientific alarmists are
at work again. Those of New
York are telling the people to
look for another flood at any
time. They claim that the en-
tire Antarctic ice cap which
holds vast quantities of water
is liable to melt and produce
another food. They think that
when the cap >nelts it will dis
turb the earths gravity and
then there will be an inrushing
of waters probably 1000 feet
deep. Life is too short to lay
awake waiting for the big thaw
and as they say it occurs every
10,500 years the chances are
that the people of to-day will
not be bothered with it.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08
HISTORY OF THE DREYFUS
CASE.


memorandum, brought to the
French War Office.
Oct. 10, 1S04-Dreyfus arrested or
suspicion.
Dec. 10, 1S94-Trial by court-martial
begins.
ian. 5, IS95-Dreyfus degraded in |
public and sent to DEVILS Island.
May l, 1896-German attaches pos
tai card to Esterhazy discovered.
July 5, lS96-Col. Picquart OF the In
telligence Bureau investigates the
postal card.
Nov. 16, 1S96-Picquart dismissed
and sent to Tripoli; succeeded by
Col. Henry.
Oct. %, lS97-Esterhazy's broker rec
ognizes the handwriting of the bor-
dcreau as that of his client.
Nov. rs, 1S97--Picquart brought back
from Tripoli.
Jan. 2, lS98-Trial ordered for Es.
terhazy.
Jan. IL, 1S98-Esterhazy acquitted.
Jan. II, 159S--Picquart thrown into
prison.
Jan. 10, 1S98-zola writes his letter
Of accusation.
Jan. IS, 1S9S-Zola convicted and
fees from France.
| Aug. 80. 1S9S-Henry confesses his
forgeries of anti-Dreyfus evidence,
and next day commits suicide or is
murdered.
Sept. 9, 999-Esterhazy leaves
France.
Sept. %, 1S9S-Dreyfus verdict re-
ferred to criminal section Court Of
Cessation.
Jan. s, 1s99-Quesney de Beaurepaire
resigned from Court of Cessation,
charging the President of the court,
NJ. Loew, with partiality toward
Dreyfus and other Irregularities.
March l, 1S99-Bill referring Dreyfus
case to the whole Court of Cassa-
tion passed by the senate. 1t was
passed by the House a few days be-
fore.
May 81, 1899--Ballot de Beaupre,
President of the civil section OF the
court, recommends new trial
June l, 1S99-Col. Du Patty du Clam
arrested and imprisoned for forgery
OF papers in Dreyfus case. He at
tempts suicide.
June 2, 99-Esterhazy confesses
that he wrote the bordereau.
June 3, 1S99-The Court of Cessation
orderes Dreyfus brought back to
France for a new trial, declaring
that facts before them point to his
innocence.
: Here are the 10 points proving the
innocence of Dreyfus, given by NJ.
De Beaupre, in presenting the case to
the Court of Cassation:
First-The Henry forgery.
Second-The changing of the date
OF the bordereau to August instead OF
April.
Third-Contradictions of the hand
writing experts.
Fourth-The absolute identity OF
the paper upon which the hordereau
was written with Maj. Esterhazy g
letter paper.
Fitth--The sentence, cam starting
, for the maneuvers, which could not
have been written by Dreyfus
Sixth-The police report, withheld
by the court-martial.
Seventh - Lieutenant Colonel Hen.
ry's weeping confession in Burtulu's
: Office.
: Eighth-The Panizzardi dispatch.
Ninth--Official documents proving
that Dreyfus had no relations with
= foreign embassies.
Tenth--A document demonstrating
that Dreyfus never confessed guilt.
: Buck Bristow, Harry Weise,
J Emmett HalloclSapd Sam Ford,
all printers. went out to the
! Matte Moss ford fishing Sat
urday, Being printers, all the
l bait they could raise was one
t lone grass hopper after arriving
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Miss Bessi e Boone, of Ely,
came up Monday to, visit her
grandmother, Mrs. E. Simpson.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

The little birds have been
quiet for some time, who is
nextp
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

A BIG DEAL.

E. S. Stoddard has traded
his residence property and also
his two farms near Hunnewell
for a 1910 acre plantation near
Shreveport, La. The planta-
tion which Mr.. Stoddard owns
is all very ine land aud nearly
all under cultivation. On the
property is a residence which
cost $4,000 and in the residence
there is furniture worth between
$4,000 and $4,000. On the plan
tation there are seven tenant
houses. The plantation is also
well stocked with thorough
breds. Mr.. Stoddard gets the
plantation and all stock, ETC.,
on it. G. S. Robertshaw, the
gentleman with whom Mr..
Stoddard traded, is a typical
southern gentleman and will
move to the Stoddard residence
here. Mr.. Stoddard speaks very
highly of MIR. Robertshaw and
family. Mr.. Stoddard has lived
here about 35 years and we all
regret to see him and his esti-
mable family leave, but all wish
them all the success and hap
piness that their highest ex-
pectations have pictured and
we hope Mr.. Robertshaw will
be pleased with our people and
they with him.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

CLANCY Brackley, OF Shiel,
was in the city Monday and
told us he had replaced his car
penter tools and was ready to
go to work again. He is also
ready to hew to the line for
VIM. ]. Bryan and viii not stop
to pick up the chips either,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Mrs. VIM. Wilson, of near
Hatch, died of Paralysis Fri.
day night and the remains were
inferred at Aerial Saturday at 4
p. m. She was "a years old and
had been 4 great suffere. for
some time. She left many
friends to mourn her death.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08
MOSLEM AND CHRISTIAN.

'AOO-A-'A FNANA~
Akbar was d Mohammedan
Grave who made himself famous
killing "Christian dogs"
In the year $50 Akbar stood
on the western shore of Africa
and looked toward the setting
sun. This is what he said:
Great God: If my course were
not stopped by this sea, l would
still go on to the unknown re-
Sions Of the West, preaching
'the unity of thy holy name, and
putting to the sword all rebel
1ous nations who worshiped
any other gods but Thee.
Now listen to a Christian
brave, the Rev. Wayland
Hoyt, who occupies a Philadel-
phia pulpit:
Christ is the solution for the
difficulty regarding expansion.
The only thing we can do is to
thrash the Philippine natives
until they understand who we
are. I believe every bullet sent,
every cannon shot, means right
eousness. When we have con-
Quered anarchy, then is the
time to send the Christ there.
Akbar, the Mohammedan,
proposed to introduce the saw
ing truth to the intidels before
he put them to the sword,
giving them chance of heav-
en-. Hoyt, the Christian, would
shoot them first and then send
them the Bible.-Post Dispatch.
Lexington, Mo-, June s.
Lexingtons first Sunday game
of base ball was stopped by the
town authorities. The home
team was negroes and the Kan
sas City team whites. The
players of both mines were ar.
rested and placed under 500
bond each. Their case will
come before the grand jury.
Three young men, c. E. Bire-
ly of Ft. Wayne. Ind, M. H.
McMullen of Wabash, Ind, and
Earle B. Donaldson of Marion,
Ind, struck the city Monday
afternoon out of Hannibal.
They are enroute to San Fran
cisco, Cal, on their wheels for
a pleasure trip.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson, of neal
Hatch, died of Paralysis Fri
day night and the remains were
inferred at Aerial Saturday at
p. m. She was "a years old and
had been Il great sufferer for
some time. She left many
friends to mourn her death.
CLANCY Brackley, OF Shiel,
was in the city Monday and
told us he had replaced his car
penter tools and was ready tc
go to work again. He is also
ready to hew to the line fol
VIM. j. Bryan and viii not stor
to pick up the chips either,
Monroe City has again dem
onstrated this spring that she
is the Market for all product
OF this section and her Wide
awake Merchants have proveI
that they are up-to-date ir
everything and sell a bette
class of goods tor the money
Than anV others. When vol
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08
Total

4 per cent commission. 2.3j
Postage and Stationary 1.Oo
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1899-06-08

Buck Bristow, Harry Weise,
Emmett HalloclS'apd Sam Ford,
all printers. went out to the
Matte Moss ford fishing Sat.
urday. Being printers, all the
bait they could raise was one
lone grass hopper after arriving
at the river and one poor little
sun fish bit at it. Just think of
it, four printers aud not a good
live fish story to bring home,
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Trouble Is Now Brewing on
Our Northern BOun-
dary.
SITUATION VERY GRAVE
American Soldiers and Canadian Po-
lice Lishe TO
Collide.

CHICAGO, JuIy LA special 10 tn
Trlbune from Washington says: An init
nation has been received by the stat
department that tho Canadian govern
msul Will send force Of mounted polio'
20 the PorcupGne region In British Co
lumlaa. II this Is done the United States
government will respond by Sendine
irc0ps 70 Pyramid Harbor 70 protect TIE
interests Of the American citiEens.
The situation Is extremely grave and
will call for delicate work on the part Of
both governments TO preserve peace. The
Porcupinc region 10 part Of the territory
In dispute. which would be neural
ground n a vyendi were agreed upon.
This Is the point where clash came near
being precipitated some time ago between
American and Canadian miners. At that
time thB goysrDnent ordered troops 70
Pyramid Harbor 60 preserve the peace.
This acrlon came TO the notice Of the
Biush Embassy here and IL was brought
70 he attention Of Die Salisbury gov
ernment. which entered a protest and re-
auested that the orders be cancelled
This was done and the Canadian govsrn-
meni agreed to withdraw It's mounted
police.
Both governments have lived up to
phc.r agreements and since that time
neither American troops nor Canadian
mounted police have been in the Porcu-
pine regioa.
rhe hopeful view expressed By the
British colonial once is also entertained
here and Notwithstanding the critical
condition OF the diplomatic negotiations
It Is s'in believed an amacsOie agreement
can be had There will be no hesitation
on the part OF the oficials however, TO
send troops to Pyramid Haroor II the
Canadians should send q force of police
men near me American line.
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Petersen & Brown.
BID FOR WOOD.

Notice Is hereby given that bids 70 fur
iph wood 70 school district No. in the
manner as hereafter sst forth, viii be ro-
ceiyed At the once OF the school eisrk
until Wednesday noon. July "a iEs. 70
wit:
10 Cor more, cords Of mizsd yellow nr
slabWood
10 Cor mOrs) cords Of yellow nr bark
slabwood
100 tor morO cords Of ar and hsmIoek
wood.
10 be delivered at the Mcclure, shIvsiy,
AIderbrook. Adalr school houses. De-
livery Of wood TO commence within hve
'SI days. and 10 Be oompIsted within
thirty ts0 days after award OF contract.
BY order Of the Board.
II. 3. FERGUSON. clerk.
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sccrsiclum regarding me trials bolwetr
ne Columbia ana the Defender, boldIne
thai such trials cannot possibly have
been held with NE object Of making an,
ieHl rase between the boats.
The neSl time the Shamrock goes out
W. shall Al least have the pleasure OF
muking the acquaintance of her Jack
tpsah. iiylng ilb. balloon f0reall ana
splnmker. waleh up 70 tho prcsent have
remained on tho hulk Of schooner
lying al3qgsi1s oi tho Shamrock with
these set We shall BE- able 10 Judge a
little better whesher shs IL as stln as she
appeared on Saturday. There IL no ae-
cOmnpdation aboard The racer. Here ~
Nci a. IN Nov York me hands viii i've
away from the cutter
a natter orow II will be difiiouA to ind
Al are bright. alert young fellows, WIKI
mas,hcads men among them nmble an
cats. picked 70 that lhey can say At tie
masthead throughout the entire race.
Rumor has u that Sir Thomas Upton
l,as pronlpSd each q the crew ei per
week for ne " the Shamrock wins
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SHAMROCK IN RACING TRIM
The Famous EuEilsh Yaeh, to be Given
A Fair Trial Run.

NEW YORK. July ii.-A dispatch u
the Herald from Southampton sayr: Sal
nakera have been busy on board h'
~ amrock making many trlfilng aliera
tolus TO the canvas which Saturdays splr
showed to bs BcossaaD.
People are Iulkins and writing a great
deal about tho coming trials Of the sham
tsok with the britannia.
Mr Fife 10 not going to allow these
traHe~ 10 sive any Indication Of what chs
shamrock 10 capable u dolng. The pso-
pie viii know as lIttle after these 80
called trials a. bcforc.
independently Of the care ina, Mr.. Fife
NM take toward this end. there Is the
fac, that che shamrock a. she ls nov. is
if,errut boat from what she will be
when shc sails Al New York. Now her
lnsid. Is s,laened with s,ed EirderS
These will not be removed until abe gets
ready for her races In New York. This
change viii entirely alter her conditions
OF stability. The cacverest yachtmen here.
haso closely connected with tho SHAM
rock expcsa ,hcnseivcs with the utnios,
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is 1T RIGHT.
For an Editor to Recommend Patent
MedlelnesH

From Sylvan Valley News. Brevrad, NC.
II may DO question whether the editor
OF a newspaper has the right to publicly
recommend any Of the various propriety
medicines which flood the market. yet as
a preventative OF suffering We feel 1t a
duty TO say a good word for Chamber
laIn's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem
edy. We have known and used this medl-
cine In our family Cor 20 years and have
always found II reliable. In many cases
dose Of this remedy would save hours
OF suffering while physician is awaited,
We do not believe in depending implicitly
on any medicine for cure, but we do
believe that II a bottle of Chamberlain's
Dlarrhoea Remedy we're kept on hand
and administered at the inception OF an
attack much suffering might be avoided
aud in very many cases the presence Of
physician would not be required. At
least this has been our experience during
the past 20 years. For sale by Charles
Rogers
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THE RATTLE or MANILA BAY.
a Descriptive Poom ot tho Great Naval
Fight Written BY an olympia ofiicer

I
Yesterday while Dr. Walker. ia com
pany With Judge Taylor. was looking
over nomc of the souycnlrB he had col.
lecisd while In the Philippine iB'ands he
came across poem descriptive Of ths
basile Of Manila bay. II was written By
Lieutenant corwin r. HseS. executive Of
nocr OF me Olympia, few days after
tae famous baitle. and It was % well
ilked BY the other officers or the Olympia
tltai ,hey had II printed. Thanksgiving
day Dr. Walker Naio was then stationed
In Manila az surgeon Of tho Fourth Unil-
cd Btaeca cavalry. was invited BY the Of
irers 10 take dinner with them aboard
ne Olympia Before returning ~ The
shors the doctor was presented with a
copy OF Lieutenant Rces poem. along
with other souvenirs OF the dinner
ON reading the pocm Judge Taylor was
~ pleased with ils merit rhsS he thought
thrl other As,onans would Ike to sec u
and az his request Dr.. Walker consented
to It's publication In the Astorlan. Tue
following is the poem:
A ahsst OF limpid water lay.
A sheet Of llimpld water lay.
Extending twrn,y miles away.
Twca:y miles from shore 10 shore.
As creeping on a squadron b0rc
IS squadron never moved before.
Majestic In its hidden might.
It passed corregidOr ~ night.
Inspired 20 battle for the right
Ana grandiy on the Fvagahip led,
Six ahips-Olympia e'cr ahead
WITH battle flags us each mast head.
The baltimore and Raleigh true,
Tue Petrol. Boston. Concord too
ThWr iings Of glory proudly new.
As easly daylight broke upon
The bay-before the rise OF sun
Was seen ehe Hash % opening gum
Then every second heard the roar
OF shelf and sharpnel bursting Ger
our brave. undaunle-i Comm0doni
''Ilold your iire-' he calmly said,
As from The bridge hs bravely led
To death or glory on ahcadl
And from his lips or from hts hand
Hut one direction, one command,
Follow the Flagship by the land.
Full twenty mlnuNs slowly crept
Ere lightning from our iurrcts lcapt,
And pent-up he'll no longer sleptl
The spanish fleet. dozen strong,
Was now In range and naughty
wrong
Was swcps by awful fire along.
Explosions wnd destruction brought
MID flames that mighty havoc wrought
A. either side In fury fought.
SO back and forth In angry might,
The stars and stripes waved on the
fight,
Md b1rsting shells in deadly ilghtl
The spanish decks with dead were
sirewn.
Thear guns on shore were sllcnced soon, |
THEIR flags were down ere tiush Of noon,
Thdr ships, their batteries on the shore |
Were gone TO hight again no mors-
Their loss. a thousand men or morel
Dawned on the feet that Dewey led
A miracle, while Spaniards bled;
For on our side was not one deadl
The Battle OF MA1ila Bay
Ffom mind shall never pass away
Nor deeds Of glory wrought that day;
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-.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects Of the well known remedy,
bYBUF OF FI0s, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA Fro SYRUP Co., illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa.
tive principles Of plants known 70 be
incidentally laxative aud presenting
them IN the form most refreshing 10 tbe
taste and acceptable 10 the system. Il
Is the one perfect Strengthening laxa.
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
10 overcome habitual constipation per.
manenty. Its perfect freedom from
every Objectionable quality and sub
stance, and It's acting On the kidneys.
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative.
In the process OF manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant 10 the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants. by a method
known 70 the CALIPoRSrA Fro SYRUP
Co. only. In order TO get its beneficial
effects and 10 avoid limitations, please
remember the full name OF the Company
printed on the front Of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRAHcIsco. CAL
LOUISVILLE. KY. HEW YORK n T.
For sale BY all Druggists Price Soc. erbotiIe
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A Hundred Year Club has been Organ-
ned. The object is 10 study the condi-
lions which promote longevity. After
much study and research Its members
must arrive at the conclusion that the
only possible way 10 attain long life Is to
aake the best care Of health. With all
duo respect, We present the study Of
Iiostetter's Stomach Bltters for consider
alton This is tonic COR one OF tho most
vhh organs OF llte-the stomach. For
hfIy years II has cured constipa tion, In
digestion. dyspepsia, blllousness, weak
liver and kidneys. II makes strong stom-
aehs. rich red blood. and steady vigorous
nerves. II You accept a substitute don't
expect II TO cure like Hosteter's Bitters.
See that u private revenue stamp covers
the neck of the bottle.
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II you suffer from tenderness or full
ness on the right side. pains under the
shoulder BLADE. constipation, bIiousness
sick headache and feel duh. heavy ana
sleepy. your liver is torpid and con
sested. DeWitt's Little Early Rlsers
viii cure you promptly. pleasantly and
permanently By removing the congestion
and causing the bile ducts 10 open and
now naturally They are good pills.
Charles RogerA
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orFr,ERs COMMISSIONED

wAsnIN0roN. July ii.-Tne pspAdeH'
today confirmed and commissioned ne
officers recommended by GENERAL ous
for tho Thlrly.siEth and rhirty-seven'h
voluhteur regiments nov being organized
In the Philippines. Among them are the
sonowfx; William l., LINN. nrst liea'
tenant and adju,aH Of the First Wash
ington volunteers % Be major OF the
Thirty .sixth rcsimen,i 0eOrse d Lamp
ms. .scond lleutenAn, Of F1s, washing
Ton volunteers. TO bc captain OF the
ThirS-slxlh regiment.
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A CHILD ENJOYS

lThe pleasant flavor. gentle action, and
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs. when In
need OF laxative. and II the father or
mother be costive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow its use; 50 that
IL Is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle. Manu-
faetured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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1--WE have sold many direrent cough
remedies, but none has given better salts
faction than chamberlain's" says Mr..
Charles HolEhauer druggist, Newark, N,
]. ut is perfectly safe and can be re-
lied upon In all cases OF coughs. colds or
hOarssness. Sold by Charles Rogera
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CALL FOR WARRANTS.

Notice is hereby given TO all parties
holding Classop county warrants en-
dorsed prior TO July n. 1877. to present
the same to the county treasurer at his
oifioe, lSl Tenth street. for payment. In
terest ceases after this cate.
Dated at Astoria, ore, July ;, 1879.
H. C. THOMPSON.
County Treasurer,