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THE NARROW ESCAPE
or A PARTY OF SOLDIERS.
Returning from Chnook--Notes
from the Yves. SdO

NEW ASTORIA, April lO,-(Spe,i ,ial cor
respuudcnce)-A party OF soldiers, con-
sistlng OF Sergeant March, Priva;es Turn
er Cooper Pitts and Ballngton. sailed
over to Chinook in a fshboat Sunday
morning from Fort Stevens. They sta d
for home at . ~, M. but It was soon found
that they could not stem the tide and
the strong gale that was blowing from
the southwest at the same time. When
about half way across the centcrboard
in some way was broken and in tack ng
a breaker nearly submerged the boat
and hut for the prompt action Of Ser
geant March In cutting loose the sail
the boat would undoubtedly have
swamped, The boys then took to the
oars and after four hours of hard rowing
managed to return to Chinook. The party
returned homo safe ana sound at 10
o'clock the next morning
At the Seaside grove delightful pic
mic was held Sunday by a Jolly crowd
from Astoria. The picnicerS came down
on the Hunters train and, after sight
seeing and roaming through the woods
they repaired to the grove and sat down
to a bountiful lunch spread on the grass.
The party was composed OF Mrs, A. ].
Megler. Miss Jessie Jewet, Mrs. ], Me
Guire. Messrs. Thayer, Mcclure and
Glrard, an Of Astoria.
Chanlain c. e. Bateman, U. 5, A.. will
lecture next Saturday night at Ford's
hall in New Astoria. The lecture will be
chiefly on the battle of Santiago
Sergeants j. f, Mac and Harry Haag,
of battery NJ, will leave today for San
Francisco, to form the nucleus OF the new
battery provided by the army II,
Messrs, f. p, Kendall, c. H. Cooper.
and George Noand, with their families,
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IN credit are accordingly nervous and
Try 20 proteot themselves NY working lh'
ratog d discount up q little. As yei ihey
have not been very successfuI, but W.
may get within tho BeFhb0rhood Of tht
Bank of Bnglnnd rate IN another week
| should the markets elsewhere Bd calm
down Brokers were holding out for 2h
per cent yesterday afternoon on one
months bills,
Business n In state NJ suspended an
lmniion on the stock exchange. The
Easter holidays interrupted II and va
have not really resumed. Everybody u
waiting to SEQ b0w the soillemsni goes
m noSt week before beginning agnin.
II WI be q dlfilculi ono although yfu
WI nal SEE such sensational rates for
money auoiod In your London ielegtams
~ yontr are 10 us
- a matter ~ fnrl, money has been
nl from slx % 10 PER cent fOr years on
many u onr mine shares. ard noDody
hos thought anything about H. when
ono fellow was tired n paying he ia
out and allowed the next man 10 have
hls turn. rut Just now the difficulty Hes
IN there being no ntSt man.
Tho markc, IL chgked ~ with IN.
va able securities ana W. all arc. IN con-
sequence. very tired Therein lies our
danger We can carry on and hold up
prices as long as no very sharp pul f.
ineic upon Ne. bui lot any other market
stumble aud Dui out hand 10 grasp at
assistance here and We Kball have all the
mobe ~ overloaded speculatorH trying
70 crcApe at once. II appears ~ lt ihe
weaker the continental markets realty
bncpmr ne stronger they Heem 60 be.
No, Tor wears has money been ~ dear
on the Paris bourse nE II was AZ last
weeks end. the monthly settlement time.
and nm assured that thc adjustment
N accounts was attended by no small
anxiety In several directions. II made
no difference to quotations or 10 the
temper Of the French upcculators A
pause occurred because We we're holiday.
inE bar on Friday Paris resumed buy
Ing and ran itid 'int0s shares up 20 iZA
equal 10 tNi4 for The old iO.pound shares.
They also bought south African shares
10 small extent. and yet no money
marfe, In Europe II In a more IT tight.
ru"d position
4 significant sign tina, proves our mar.
krt ~ likewise 20 bc quite NJ heavily bur.
irncd us is your own with undiRestcd
capltaliEai!ons. is TIE reduction our mu.
inequalities have 10 submit TO In the
pricrH ai which they can scn thelr new
isaura
Fifteen months ago the corporation of
Liverpool failed 10 place at ~ per cent
"a loan which (, Offered M Il minimum
,f Fs Il nov ,omrs forward with two
thirds The amount thcn offered and asks
only sa'.. This ls only one o. the syinp-
toms ihat prove we have been going too
fast
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passed Saturday evening and sunday a
their summer cottages at Seaside. return
ing home on yesterday mornings train.
Mrs. woodrGa. sienOgrapher In the A
II c. officc. passed Saturday ane sundaI
At tbe beach
Miss Grace Short of Astoria. Wis visit
ing IN Warrenton last week. She asslste,
IN the entertainment given BY the schoo
Saturday night.
Mr. Amsley Houghton has returned
from Quincy. wnere he has been employs'
on the geam shovel. lie viii 90 TO tb'
Dawson logging camp this season.
The clam factory is averaging daii1
output Of " boxes Of clans
Alr. Albert IIlB ls hauling the materla
for william Ioomis new house In clat
SOP gardens.
I'D. Taylor Of sklpanon. has turne'
farmer again and is on the Old Taylo
ranch for the summer.
Albert Dawson and wife are expeets'
home this week from four months Vi
It to England
Miss Emma hsmus. u Anora. vlzlte'
Mrs Henry Harrison, of wareni0n. Sun
day.
Mrs. Albert fliil and Mrs. X. A. Masoi
spent Saturday ghopmng IN Astoria.
Dr. skinner Of FOrt Stevens, was Il
tOgn yesterday on business
Dr. Cue delivered an excellent sermon
in wanenion sundays fie preached Il
q fu.i house.
Nr. Mason. after an absence Of nearij
four weeks. :,surned 70 his home q
Whrrenton last sunday.
Miss Irene johnson. Of Astoria, il
visiting her aunt 80 skipanon.
sir Mcclure has made extensive :.
pairs 70 his hotel AT Seaside. He l. look.
Ing forward 70 a heavy summer season.
Mrs Ed. sherman and her son. Master
Glenn Of warrenton spent Sunday visit.
INK friends IN Astoria.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cunningham. Of
New Astoria, will leave today for their
new home al Vancouver. Wash.
Mr. y. c. Kindred. Of Hammond. was
In Astoria Saturday last. Erying 70 OBJ
tain Information as 70 fhe time the
branch Of the \. & g. Il. X. viii be eI-
tended through 10 Stevens. lie was given
no definite answer. but gentle hint was
dropped that the work wiz commence IN
about two months.
n the arrival and departure Of trains
Of the Seaside branch be printed IN the
AstcrlGn. Il would be OF great beneht
10 many people on the West Side.
The date Of the social entertainment al
she sklpanOn nall Is changed from the
ij,h to riday evening. ghe iith. on ac-
count OF Chaplain Batemans lecture al
New Astoria on the former date.
Mr. William Larsen. Of the Lewis and
Clarke. was visiting In Warrenion Sun
day
Mrs. Grey, Of sklpanon, is on the sick
Itsf
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TILE REST IN THE WORLD.

We believe chamberlain's Cough Rem
sdy is the best in the world. A few weeks
ago we suffered win a severe cold and a
troublesome cough and having read their
advertisements N our own and other pa
peFs We purchased bottle TO see II It
would effect US, Il cured US before the
bottle was more than half used. 1t is
the best medicine out for Gods and
coughs The Herald. AndersonviIle, Ind.
For sale by Charles Rogers.
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NOTICE For RIps.

Bids will be received by the county
court Of ClatsOp county unl the ard day
Of May, lSsy. for the board Of prisoner:
confined In the county jail. The food
must be Of good. wholesome quality. two
meals a day. and delivered at the jail
between the hours OF aud o'clock In
the forenoon aind and o'c.ock in the
afternoon. Bidders are 10 state tbs
price per meal.
BY order OF the county court.
H. J. wHERITl. County Clerk.
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THE TROUBLE is
FAR FROM ENDED
American Officers Thlnk The UD-
rising In the Philippines
VIII Continue.
NEED or REINFORCEMENTS
-
MOL Enough Troops Thefe 10 Make The
Conquest Complete Volunteers
Want 10 n. turn Home.
NEED OF REINFORCEMENTS

MANILA, Aprll 2, via Hong Kong. Ann
10 Though hundreds " Fillplnoa A.,
dhlly returning 10 their homes ana mr.,
drulrous OF feHumlng peaceful pursniis
ana though iho proclamation issued b,
tho United States Philippine commission
has given an impulse 10 this movement
ibo var lu far from ended. one Of m,
foremost American generals said recent,
yi
We VIII see 10000 soldiers In tho Phil.
lpplnrs before tho Americans control 10,
Islands" ana majority Of tho army ON.
,rrn are Of his opinion.
Il ln generally considered that great 10
Inducements aro necessary, there moi bc.
Ing a sufficient number Of American
troops In tho archipelago TO make con.
pueug OF tho island OF l.uEon and mold
ihoho oocupled. ana 1, ia thought that 1,
would DC cheaper In tho long run ana
have better cffcut on The natives "a
establish American supremacy ef,c,ually
Than to tompofEc with source ~ rebel.
lions
Al the stories told by prisoner. aHd
friendly natives are 10 the effect ihat IA
majority ~ the insurgents would b glad
tp qui, nshllnR but that there ARE
enough professional royoiullonlsts ,efi 10
lnfcat thc country with bands of hun.
drrds ~ m"n and to dcmofalizc business
Tor ycarp to come. Some high Americans
believe that .ho government would wisely
capcnI money IN buying On AguiuRlIp
and NE clique 81 influential Ftlplnos
Foreigners IN Manila think the Amrr.
rana arc too optimistic as 70 The effects
of Tho proclamation. They say that The
N raknrsa ~ the proclamation ile- in the
fari ,hat lho natives have ao long deait
with tho RpnnianiH that they are unabi-
20 rrallsr What ~ words mean ana that
ihc purport ~ l,s promises IL anything
bui snare
A majority ~ sho United Sat,s y.l.
vnircfs are eager 20 return nome ana
I've ,iid not cullsl 10 nghj nisRcrs" IL q
remark that lr constantly heard. white
hravor work than tbcy are doing II TN.
possible 10 nnd thry consider that thcrr
," NNifAf hNNiN w FA'fiA iAilA NWIlNNfa AIif
dangers and harishlrs u which cannot
be- appreciated ~ home The volunteers
'onslruo their rnlls,mrn, TO the close
" the war to apply 10 the war slih
Spain and wish to be relieved by rogu.
lars,
The Spanish system " defending Ma.
Mia by line Of blockhnuscs may bc
adopted by the American authorities here
turing tho wet season, a. II requires few
'r men than the trench drfenscs and less.
.ns the chanc"a Of sickness among M
lrfrudcrH.
tIcutcnan, Sicuncnbcrg II the Idaho
.rgimrnt. brother of the governor OF
IDAHO has been placed on trial by court
martial for calling Major Flgglns cow
,rd In the presence OF his company. II lsl
Expected that he will be dismissed from
he service
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ii nrNd cENsuREp

TACOMA. April lo.-Oricn,al adyic,s
state that sensation has been caused
q, roking by an cdict issued by the en-
prras dowager accusing III Hung Chang
and Chang Jumc. governor OF Shan
TunR with gross cxtrayagance, Both are
severely crnsurri FOR the cxtrayagant
manner 10 which Chang Jumcl has enter
tanned ~ Hung chang at Chinanfu. viii
lhe latter WAS cn route to the food vi
districts along the yellow river IN his
capacity of imperial high commissioner OF
river cousrryancy.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-04-11

The pleasant method aud beneficial
cifoota of the well known remedy.
SYRui ~ FiGa, manufactured by the
CALIFORNIA fld hYHUr Co.. illuatrntc
The value of obtaining the liquid lAxn.
Tive principles of plnniA known 10 be-
incidentally laxative aud presenting
thcn In tho form mont refreshing tp the
taste aud acceptable a. the system, II
" the one perfect strengthening lnNh,
tive, rlrnnpinR the Avhtrm cifcctunlly,
dlspulllng colds, headaches aud fcvcra
gently yet promptly aud enabling one
20 overcome hnlstuhi constipation per.
mnnontly It's perfect freedom from
every objectionable quality aud sub,
stancc, aud la acting ON the lddncyh,
liver aud bnwrlH, without weakening
or Irritating them, make II the ideal
laxative
In the process of manufacturing tga
are used, na they are pleasant to the
taste but the medicinal qualities ~ tho
remedy are obtained frum scunn aud
other aromatic plants. by u method
known 10 the CALIFORNIA Flo SYnrr
ca. only, In order Ia get its beneficial
effects aud 20 avoid limitations peahc
remember the full name oi the Company
printed on thn front of every package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
sAR FRAncIaoo. CAL
LoutaVtLLE. Ky, NEW YORK ny
Pof sale by all Druggists Pixie "a. pct bottle
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In almost every nelghborhood there is
some one whose life has been saved by
Chamberain's Cole. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. or who has been cured OF
chronic diarrohea by the use Of that
medicine. Such persons make a point
Of telling OF It whenever opportunity Of
fers, hoping that It may be the means OF
saving other lives. For sale by Charles
Rogers.
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CREDIT Is STRAINED ny
MANY NEW EN- .,.PRIsEs
cash Scarce In London Financial Circles
and prArr Are Alarmcd-Quicl
on Lhr Stock ENohanke

NEW YORK. April lo.-rhc times
t.oiNlon Financial correspondent cables.
Although our market In not plungng
about ~ yours apparently n. Ne ar, not
without our anSlrtivs Money has not
n,llcn In price In the way II was an-
licipotrd. and the market is sin IN the
hand OF the bank VI England. What Is
Rnlng to happen I cannot quite say 30
much depends ON you and from the con-
tlnent.
Everywhere credit Is strained by the
speed with which new enterprises have
been placed upon the market All cen
terr N credit, therefore. require more
,aah, and the puzzle Is. with most of
them. how to get a. In thclr efforts to
lmr by enough. one or two OF them will
have To insure considerable losses ana
what We have to fear is that We may
ls drawn into the vortex, our dealers
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GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS. WANTED

I)ruPosals for Fresh ileot ana Mutton.
once CHIEF eommlssiary Vancouver
harraehs. wash Apri T. iEQ Sealed
proposals for furnishing and delivering
freoh beef and fresh mutton for siH
months beginning Ju.y I. isO9. will be re-
eslved here and at ofrices OF commits.
paricu at Fork AleVuhs, oregon. uelAc
narraeks and ifor Sherman. Idaho. Fors
Candy Spokane. walla walia. vanoyu.
Veg barracks and Now Fort SPOKANE.
wash. and Dyea and Fort wranEel.
Alaska. ungi II O'clock a M. MAY l.
is9. and then opened Informal Ilon fur.
n!ahcd on application. Envelopes con.
talaIng proposals should bs endorsed
Proposals for Fresh beef and Fresh
Motion" a0d Addressed 20 undersigned.
or 70 commlssary AZ poe, 90 be sup
piled. HENRY T. 81 CAIN.
First Lieutenant A. e. c.
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TWELVE MINERS KILLED.

AUSTIN. TEN April i0.-A mining
disaster In whiuh " mcn losi their hvcs
IL reported from the Sierra Mcicda min.
lng camp. located In the state of Goa
hula Mexico. 20 miles south OF Preside.
Texas. An explosion q foul gas occurred
In the vrda Rica silver mine, and before
an the miners could So, to the surface
che dry tiubcrs were on lire. the fierce
uamr- barring exit.
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Irving Taylor. the BROOKLYN boy who
has confessed to setting ~ fires because
he liked the excitement OF seeing the
crgNcs run, is now suspected OF haNi0G
caused the death OF his brother and sis
ter. which occurred rather suddcny about
a year ago. lie ls not quite III years old.
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REMARKABLE CURE or RHEuMA.
TiaM.

kcnna. jackson Co. w. Va.
About three years ago my wlto had an
attack Of rheumatism which confined her
20 her bed for over a month and rendered
hvg unable TO walk a stop without ~.
ss,ancc. her limbs being swollen TO
insisted on my using chamber,ain'a Pain
Balm, purchased q b0.cent bottle ami
used Il according to the directions. and
che next morning she walked to break.
raSt without assistance In any manner
and she has not had similar attack
slucc a u, Parsons
For sale by Charles Rogers,
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WHEN TRAVELLING.

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip a bottle OF Syrup OF
FIGS, as II acte most pleasantly ana ef-
fectualy on the kidneys, liver. and bowl
els, preventing ievers headaches and
other forms OF sickness, Fur sale In 3d.
cent bottles by all leading druggists. Man
utaemred by the California Fig Syrup
,,ompany only.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
nrIrnRNr.

NAAAAfAaaN -
Charles n. Mar,in. san Francisco
William Mum. San Francisco.
T.. 8. Edwards. Portland.
George 4. Fuller, Portland.
4. n. Lckenby. Portland.
George T.. Kaiser. Portland,
II. ~. Klncaid, Portland
&. H. Harrison. Portland,
\. l.. peaSe. Portland,
Mrs. J. T.. Ashford, South Bend,
Ike Dudley. Baker city.
J. q. Mrgicr ana wife Brookheld.
PARKER HOUSE.
n. ]. Williams. Tacoma.
Charles H. TrsEcott. Portland.
l. 4. Mctinlicud1y. MOnteano,
William Ryan. Tillamook.
John Toubear. Seattle.
James Muckle. 81, Helens.
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First tArutenan, A. {. c,
NOTICE. ASTORIA II. & l. AssociA
TtON

ASTORIA April o. igo TO tho stock.
holders Astoria nuilding and Loan As.
soriAilon: Notice Is hofoby given that
lhc regular annual meeting ot The slook-
holders u tho Astoria building and Loan
Association will be held May D 1870 being
thr hrst Tuesday after tho nrst wednes.
day 10 May-in accordance with Article
~ Sections l. (? and J Of Tho by laws
Tor tho election OF uircclora and the
Transaction Of such other business as
may come before said meeting. A, 3.
n. on tho day Of said meeting the share
holders viii consider the ratification OF
rejection ot the action Of the board OF
directors IN accepting tho proposition OF
tho Equitable Savings and Loan Asaooa.
% 20 ~ rnyuand-tor transfer % the
business and assets Of this Association
70 the Equitable wM H. BARKER
Attest W. l.. ROBH. President
Secretary
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative ilromo Qulnlne Tablets
All drugglsts refund the money II Il
fails TO cure. Is Q, The genuine has l.. II.
Q. on each tablet For sale by Charles
Rogers
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LACE CURTAINS.

Mrs. X, Rasmussen Is prepared TO do
up curtains In satisfactory style. Good
work guaranteed Leave orders At Ore
gon Bakery.
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For aale BY charlea Rosers.

The bride always says she would not lel
her husband do what mamma'p friends
husbands do
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Lovely belt buckles are shown of silver
in the new French or gray finish, OF
gold one in the rose or Greek finish.
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Messrs. f. p, Kendall c, H. Cooper
and George Noland, with their families,
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Gard OfThAnks

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to all our friends 10 Madison aud
in the county who have shown suoh Gym
patty in word and deed to us during u
sad bereavement in the sickness and
death OF our darling con and brother.
Suoh extreme kindness certainly helped
IN aunport us in our affiiotion.
Mr.. 4 Mrs. E. j. FAwKEs.
BERTHA FAwKEs.
EDITH FAwKEs.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure completely q.
Qests food within the stomach ana IN,
teetines and renders oil classes OF food
capable Of being assimilated and convert
sd into strength giving and tissue
building sustanoes. 80 a..
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pr.,., for North pakotans.

WASHINGTON. June a2.-Major John
H. Frame, with the North Dakota vol.
unteers, in /. report upon the operations
of the Second battalion of the regiment,
which he commanded during the en-.
gagement of Feb. 4 and 5. speaks in
highest terms Of the officers and men OF
his command.
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Succeeds Frank Thompson.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.--The direc.
tors of the Pennsylvania railroad
elected A. J. Cassatt president of the
Pennsylvania company, the corporation
which operates the lines west Of Pitts
burg. Mr.. Cassatt succeeds the late
Frank Thomson, and this action places
him in control of the entire system.
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Morrissey Makes "a roor showing.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Peter Maher,
the Irish heavyweight pugilist, scored a
quick victory over his fellow country.
nan Mike Morrissey of Tipperary, be.
fore the Lenox Athletic club. Mahel
sized his man up quickly and Knocked
him out before the end of the first
rouni
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Marcus Daily to Reside In Colorado

DENVER, June 22.-The Times says
Marcus DAILY. the Montana millionaire
miner and horse breeder. is coming tt
Colorado to live. He brings with him
from IS, OOO. 900 to $40, OOO, 900 in money
to invest. He has an option on land
for a stock ranch and expects to engage
in smelling and refining.
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There 10 q time for oil things. The
time to take DeWitt's Little Ear'y
Risers 10 when you are suffering from
constipation, biliousness. sick-headeche'
indigestion or other stomach OF lveS
troubles.
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For Arricultural Colleges.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The secre'
tary of the interior has made an appor'
tionment Of the appropriation made b,
congress for the maintenance OF tht
various state agricultural colleges. The
colleges in Minnesota. Wisconsin and
the Dakotas are to be allowed $25.0O
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viii Lecture Before the Lake Madison Chautauqua
Assembly, Thursday Afternoon, June 20. Sub
ject, spending Problems.'

at Flandresu to-day. Other citizens
who went to Flandreau on the IL .. N.
train were, D. McKinnon and two boys,
H. H. Cuisine and daughter, Leon So
Der and sister, E. H. Jacobs. Pat Ryan,
V. r. Walden, Mrs. Joseph Gilbert,
Ernest Sutton, Geo. Judge, Harry Cur.
tis, Duncan Msckay, John Larkln,
Jones, Thos. Bliss.
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Don't be persuaded into taking some
thing said to be just like Rocky Noun.
tain Tea. There's nothing made OF sold
like it.. It alone IL natures wonder.
$500 FRANK G. SIXTH.
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am prepared to furnish everything
N thu line of monumental, tombstoues,
etc. For fixing up your cemetery !ots,
leave orders at Fifth street. nres ooos
west OF city hall. Il. W.DIEoRicKsoN'
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What you want is not temporary re-
lief from piles but q cure to stay cured.
Witch Hazel Salve cures piles,
and they stay cured. Cook 4 ODEE
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rrnths Torsely Told.

rolev,s Kidney Cure is . safe sure
ramedy for ell Kidney and Bladder DIS
easee Guaranteed 50 cents.
FRANK Smith.
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Licensed 0alI 0OStcEs
Having complied with the city ordi-
q governing bill posting. the under.
signed is regularly licensed to perform
such work. The ordinance makes re-
moving bills from boards, mutilsting or
defacing bills posted thereon. a misde.
mesnor, and l hereby warn boys or
others so inclined . desist from multi
atiup, defacinR or removing bills from
Erl boards. LOUIE H. WILLHITE,
Licensed Bill Poster.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-06-22
House for rent. j. r. DAILY
Licensed bill Poster.

To rent, part OF residence near Norma
school. INQUIRE Of Mrs. John Walter.