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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Vfftags =0eid)enfe.

Giirrne nnb bSI3erne spielnaaren.
spicle aller Art umb spiel6ad)er.
sPieiflOte, spieImasen, @pielearts.
Wuppsnuagrn II. Ruppem jeber Art.
Srgenn etuas in Der spiciuaareu=
einie finbst SIR BET 8urniibe.
gSir baben einen iebr aroBen 0or=
ratb bon Gancp por5ellan, aaes im-
portirt, unb barunter piele ssanep
Stiide 81 l0c. unb aufmdrts. Sin.
ner= uno Soiletten Sets. ssanen
Sampen. Sbr babt Die ausuabl un-
ter Dunoerten bon biibihen prdIenten
3n 10, Is uno Is Gents. gDir tpollen,
onB Sbr tommt uno unferen Qaoel
nit ieinem gelpaltigen gorratb BON
ib0nen Geiitags Waaren ie6t, benz
nroBten berartiaen Norratb, Der ie in
Nen pbilaoelpbia qeaeigt lpurbe. Wir
haben tDerthbolle Mrtitel in Saihentii=
dern 3u 5, s unb 10 Gents. gleid-
tails einen eroBen Dorratb bon ssancp
leinipanbipaaren.
Ulit unieren S, 10 unb 25 Gents
6pielDaaren fam irseno Elm Rino be.
9liidt merben.
sybr tueroet lpobl boran tbun, Cure
ginfdnfe friib3eitia 3u MAIDEN uno bos
OeordnAe 3l Dermeioen oenn bereits
beute 1T nnier Haben tdgIi4 iiberfiiai
nit Stufen. Delde Sbre Meibna9ts-
Geidente eintaufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Gin nliirtslirt1eH 51e11inbrt

gB n1n 2eiern geohadrs" alafabes uno oe=
ieanes Nuiab n b aby. wdes eben gu gnoe eebt bate
Der 8roBe Store ben arDbn umiab u bednen ben ,aIs ae=
babt 9r meroen Die Summe $63 0000 bis anliar
1900 l eryen gir oantn uneren ble reunoen uno Suns
Den fir b bera 4unoIaft mdbreno os abs boen baB
Sabre su ibrem Gnfaaplab MAIDEN uerbn. g ebt n, d-
teren 9eg um Geo MADDEN als bem br bel guren gntdun
g. Is biz SO proSent erpart 9ob flr Elm abr
uno I Ob Shr am Gnoe beben nt unber mbr Dollars
hab Sbr fDnnt bel uns N1es faun br brau
uno an @aem. mas eSbr braudt weroet Sbr @eo parer
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Motia.

Die gommiiliondre bon 5useara,pas
eountn baben bic friit 3ur Be3oblung
Der Oeaember 9oren bis Sonuor 1900
nerldnaert. NQe gountp Dfficen tuer.
ben am Weilra6ts= uno Neuiabrstaa.
geiAlo6en iein.
SIN 4uftraa Der Gommiifcadre.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

BxnnIpluGnii@e 5Naltnoer fiir
1900 6ei 81 pss II Raberln 33
gs III ionnmetfhooe. ooB es teine
Geuerusriihsrung fur Oersen giebt. /:
Manher nennt bas geben leer,
neil er ieineln geben feil,en Snbalt all
3ebelt meib.
Muf eintn quten @ebanien fom=
men III leidter. als DDn einem lbledten
abfommeil.
gadditen Mittmob Mbeno Ser.
iammluna oes 9. u. Il. Q. Sabres-
periammluna.
9lm GamIfag tpurben i'm hieliaen
probote 6eridt 16 0eiratbsbepilli9un=
gen aus9eitelt.
Manhes MenI1en 2ebensreh=
nuna itimmt niht, neil &C lib ielbit als
cine 8r0Be einfebt, bic er niht lit.
9ie Grippe lit ihon tpieoer ouf=
aetaudt umo brpbt nit einem neuen
WinierieloSuae geaen Die Renibbeit in
Mmerifa.
9ie 8eien iolIen tbeurer peroen.
6oifentlid nur fir Sieieniaen. tpelhe
10 9erne por on oerer 2eute Sbiire
febren.
grofeiiur Salb prOpbeseit, baB
Der Winter milo fein iperbe. oas 6riib=
iahr oaaceen falt uno Der /. Mdrs elm
beIpnoers tnlter 5ag.
- Ser Mpotbefer Milton g. guraeB
lit in Cambridge an Goeuine=@ergif=
tung geltrrben Oh oieielbe cine su=
fdlfiae ooer ablibtli6e mar. tpeiB man
ni1t.
3nei Gdstei1el 1900 nnb 1900
0funb halteno nebit ba,u aehorigem
GdieoeIdirr billia su nerfoufen bel
8ottfrieb Rilhenmani,. n.
33 port WaIblneton, 8.
= Sreffeno bat Elm tpeiilibes ylatt
bic Trooe eel0it: Wnnn beoinnt has
20. Sabrbunbert (? Seine Golution
bieIer brennenoen Ssraae lautet: 9os
%. Sabrbunoert beainnt oenau, tpenn
bas l9. 81 gnoe 9ebt.
= Sas tpirtlamIte 6eilmittel bat ie=
benfalls Elm Nelu Oorter Nrst eetro1en,
inoem er ieinen Yatieuten bas 6 q d. e n
perl6reibt. IS lit MIR su beoouern,
baB man li6 bieies 8esept nidt in
elmer Ipotbefe ausfertisen Iaiien tann.
| = @eifern Mbeno prObusirte lid, in
Der WirtbIhaft bon Geuber unb Notbz
aher 6r. Waller aus Dem Canton 3ua,
Shpeis, sebiirtig, als Sraftmeni6.
@r bog Die oidelfen gidgel in ber 6ano
uno lelltete Deri9ieoene onbere an's
Wunoerbare grensenoe GraIiproben.
- Sacob Siebolb in slfron ftedte
ieine Wobnuna in grann, in melher
bic 8attin uno Ginoer i1liefeu er elite
oann In einen Goblenibut pen unb er=
ban9te lld]; lnfpl9e Der gufreouno
mdbreno oes Geuers oadte man nidt an
ibn, big man ipdter ben 2eidnam fano.
Siebolo, Der 20 Sabre alt mar, Ioll
ni1t allein iein eieenes 0ermDae1l, Ion=
bern aud $500 ieiner Battin beraeuoet
baben.
= Sic 9amenmooe bat aud ibre
euten Seiten. Sn bieieim @inter 4.
9. berribt alleemeine gladfraee nad
Den Gliiaeln= uno Sdman3feoern oes
6iibnerhabibts, tpdbreno ben Sine=
pbaeln niht mebr 10 emiis nadeeifellt
miro, tpie friiber, mo- mande Gamen
ganse Wogel=aeiden auf benz id6nen
9aupte ipoSiersn Tiibrten. Sic iebiae
Wfooe bat cine birefte Gbonuna Der
slnapo1el 81 Solge, bann aber aud
elne inoirette, inoem nun einem Der
draiten 6einoe Der SinepDael, um ben
man lib bisber tpenia fiinlmerte, auf
ben galg geriift miro.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Saniel Mpb in Nem pbilaoel=
pbia, O.. Diolnet feline sanae 3eit uno
Nufmerfiamteit Der Yaum3udt. gs
besablt li1 ieber5eit fiir. gu1, bon ibm
an taufen. Seine Bdume 1inb Die
befien, feline preiie bic billiafen. If
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
MMSterf0uf.

Ghle6ter @eiunobeit boIber tueroen
mir unferen aan3tn Worratb ausper.
toufen. Wir baben rs gdrrirte 0iite,
iptlds pbne Niidfidt onf ben aoffnl-
preis Dttfauft iperben.
Meniel's MpbijaenEabtn,
Clipped Str. Zen philadelphia, s..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
Sefentli5er @erfanf bon grokem Yadfiaen.

Mm 9amfag ben 3d. DECEMBER 1890 padtaen BON
Is bis Is Bus aeno 8rfigerung brnaen fn fnb in
aum 3ufanoe nno psle oapn no aus psm 7annenb aema
aomm u oer gaarua uno fauft aen gurem eanen prs
Ser Wrfau beennt I'M Il ub Nadmttaas.
Die nod abaen Gehaas gsaare seIwaare oncp ggaa.
rem o gum lbn prel anspeaut Das bibt l0e Nrl gn far
&C., 25c Arti fir l2a, Soc ari fir 25c uno 10 wier
godmais panidsn mir aaen Elm g Tides Nsuiabr!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28
- Il Z + 8
ant sqnare,

feftags Rrsruibirme fir Hamcn
nan @errem.
Griftagss sgalbcntiidj nnb 6alstii=
der.
Trfitags<For3rl
gnmiortabIr Drdcn nnb Cults.
Yclssgrnrfs, Gnllartttcs. 0amcns
Safefs unn Gaprs nnn @ ia fir
Ginncr.
8riudt nnier gbnb= 0rpartemcut.
Seinenc Nodc unb llnterr0de.
Briiiielss nno Sngratn=Tep
WlieB nnn lunllcne 1lntcrfleiner.
mir Babcn nnlere geu0bnlide SeIt=
tags Musma9l nDn Sai9cnfilOern
fir Rcrren nn0 9autctt.
6. ID. BURY,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-12-28

Samuel Gcmpers III einllimruio
5iiiit grdf fosnten Der american Hsosrcls. 4.
tiloil pf 2abor tpieDtrsepdtlt lporosn.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

are growlng less N number each season.
and soon even the expedient ot llgh,er,ns
vessels viii not suffice 20 bring trNfie 20
the canal
"WAiie the government admits the ne
cessey 81 better haFsor I, seems un-
willing 10 take immediate steps toward
providing one /, Is urged tAat this win
prove OF only temporary value unless
the canal is enlarged as wen; and Il ne
canal were enlarged 81 as to admit the
largest lake craft. there would stun Be
heavy expenditures required on the ST.
Lawrence roue, which does not even
have lt-fOOt ehannN for It's entire
lenefh. although that depth Is expected
to be secured this season.
The welland canal, np TO date, has
cosi me government ss9I7S,SSl Its best
year N ton0ase was iSSs, when isalS,i
tons OF grain and merchandise passed
through Il east and west. Since then the
decline IN grain shipments has been
especially marked. although the grain
lraiiio On the lakes Increased every year.
In 1870 the grain that passed down the
wellaad was about is per cent Of ehS
grain received At Bufalo. In lSsS Il was
about per cent. or q loss or S per cent
A. compared with Buffalo. Tee graiu
thar passoH down the welland Mss yea'
was less than Ave years ago, while ths
grain receipts at Baffalo were nearly
three rimes what they weN 10 years
aEO"
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

sPNcIAL eEAhfpE SUNDAY TRAIN
Leaves Astoria at $40 g. ~, arrives At
seaside a;tt A. m.
rssssaGers may return on any train
Silowa on schedule on sane date
ALL TRAINS 10 and from Seaside run
70 Flaver aad New Astoria va warren.
ton TN
Al rains make elosa eonascsioas At
ooole with all Nertharn paclno trains
to ard from the eaat or eound pclnta
A. Portland with oil trains leaving
unlon depos,
A. Astoria with 1 n. a ", Co.'S beat
and rail- limo 10 and frOm Ilwaeo ard
North Beach polnA
! mRouoH TtcKETa on sale at A..
torA TOR saoramantn san Francisco. all
Eastern and Earopean points
city ticket ofice Astoria. ~ cOmmsr.
aal aIrsSt >, Q. sAiAYo.
ueal FRI and Pas. AsenL
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
50 nrnANp roa pEEP wArRR


ne agitation far deeper water harOoFs
for ne aooomsnodafion Of the larger ton
nAre shps which are more and more
ouu.,ax 20 auonOpOiize the worlds carly
In< rraae Is not confined 20 localities
bordsrsng on our own Atlantic or Pa
cane seabOard. Evsrywhsre thrOushSdt
ne world. on the great lakes in this
country ana the various seas and deep
water inltts q Europe. Asa and South
America, commerce is being revoiusio1-
izeo BY the employment q n0osser MOD
ssn steamers In place Of sailing ships
ana she snail steamer craft Of ten years
aga 4 rscsAt letter from cOnsui Harlan
". arth Of tiaioa % ne ssa.e DEPART
n1<Aa % me subject of ne Canadian
eaAaI problem indicates ErOwine ap.
prsnension on the part Of the Canadians
! shas the wellAnd canal. IN It's preseoss
eonslrsn. "a losing proposition to tas
government. d
THIS canal was built through the mar
row Niagara peninsula to connect lake'
Erie with Lake ontario, its total length
ossnE abOus twsnty.six and rhree-fOurth,s
miles. rhsre IS a fall Of about ~ feet
IN .he twsnty.seven mOes Of canaI.'
neeessi,a,ing twenty-six locks. which
we're constructed 20 fee, in length by y
feet 10 width. At the time Of its com,
D,eaion the fourteer.foat depth q the
canal was considered sufacient to accons'
mcaase the largest lake craft
me deep saaIt ste Marie canal. how
ever. has permitted the construction OF
srch immense freight carriers that
mos, OF the vessels which could navigate
the wsllana canal have been driven out
q the carrying trade. The magnitude
Of me decilnation in the freight trsfic
OF the canal brings the Canadian gov
eminent face to face with a problem
that it will find diaicuity in solving in
The op,nion Of Consul Brush, who has
evidsat,y given the matter much eonsid-
GRAFTON.
THE province Of Ontario" he says, "is
becoming alarmed over the seeming de-
cadence OF the welland canal. and strong
pleas are being made for haroor improve
n,ents at Port Coiborne. It's Lake Enc
terminal. II Is urged that the lack OF
haroor facilities at THAI port Is largely
responsible for the loss In traftie. the
iyarpbr Ia in the came condition that u
eas II years ago. when the Welland can
Al was opened. The lake vessels now re-
duire such depth OF water that none OF
the larger class attempt to enter Port
Colborne
when the vessels became too large 10
enter the welland canal, lightersng was
resorted to. The Grand Trunk railway
built branch line parallel with the
canal. Enough Of the cargo was trans
ferred to the railroad TO enable the vessel
to pass through the canal and then the
cargo was taken on again at the other
terminal. This expedient has worked
fairly well until recently, but in the
meantime the lake vessels have been
growing in size each year and with each
increase came lower freight rates, driy-
ing the smaller vessels out Of competi-
tion. Steamers with 10000 bushels cs-
pacity now control the grain carrying
trade. and these cannot enter Port Col.
borne harbor. The vessels that can enter
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

II you have piles. cure them. No use
undergoing horrible operations that sim
ply remove the results Of the disease
without disturbing the disease itself.
Place your confidence In DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Il has never failed to cure
others: It will not fail 10 cure you.
Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

nen't thihh req, Cd euru mat siignt
astash ef dyspeeBn b dEunG Or tnaf II
Nh efIs gissss ksaa Dx1ptuaia cure
yin eafs n II ~dneses unss 1on eat"
ana testassc tnss Glsnasxs y sfsans 90
hlaltA.s crates fsaera
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

$780,
By loeaa arplicatlens. az they cannot
rsaen DE diseased potsion Of TIE ear
Tbsre lssoniy one vAy 10 cure deafrsss,
and that is 6y eonstituiiOnal remedies.
Deafpess 10 canssa by an idnamed con'
diuan Of the mucous iifiing Of TIE Ets-
,aehsan Tube. wnsn this tube rets In.
lhansd you have runlDsing sound or
hearing ana wAsp Il Is entirely
closed eeafBesa Is the result. and unless
The inflammation can be taken out and
this tube restored 70 its Normal eOnditian
hedrins vii Be dssfvyed forever; nine
casess ont ok4en are caused BY catarrh.
which is nothing but an jphamed condi'
tIon Of the mucous surfaces.
we win give one Hnndfed Dollars tor
any case Of psafnsss teasssd BY eatarrb)
thati cannot be cured by Gfall's cA,arrh
Cure. Send. for circulars. tree.
FL, CHENEY q CO., Toledo o.
sold By Druggists. 7se.
Hafls Family Pills are the best.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

some of the results or neglected dys-
pepiic conditions Of The sfomach are cam
Ger, consumption. hears disease and sp-
Hspsy, Kodol Dyspspaia Cure prevents
all this BY sfrecting quick cure In All
cases Of Dyspepsia. Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
Doctors Can't
Cure 1t!

Contagious blood poison is absolutely
beyond the skill OF the doctors. They
may dose patient for years on their
mercurial and potash remedies, but he
will never be rid OF the disease; on the
other hand, his condition win grow
steadily worse. S. s. S is,the only cure
Cor this terrible affection, because q is
the unly remedy which goes direct %
ne cause Of the disease and forces u
nom The ays,sra. "
IVA .faicled vim piaod Poison, and Ne
bcrl Ansfola IA ne no euoA though eoeh
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

the DemocTRt. Lancaster, n. H., says Il
woHlo not be Withoat one Minute Cough
Cure for my boy. when troutied with q
cough. or cold. II Is me bert remedy for
Group ever used" Cnariee Rogen.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

To polish dear horns, scrub them with
a brush and sand to take off the dirt and
loose fibre. then polish with rough and
rotten stone and cloth, and yarnish with
ccpal varnish.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

An elect1c locomotive in a Canadian
coal mine shows a saving over mules OF
tzsH IN 30 days, and an eelctric pump
In the same mine shows saving over
steam pumps OF ;l57s in $40 days.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

By allowing the accumulation in the
bowels TO remain, the entire system is
poisoned. Dewitt's Little Early Rissrs
regulate the bowels. Try them and you
viii always use them. Charles Rogers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

Pneumcna. Ia grippe, coughs, colds,
Group and whooplng cough readily yield
20. oae Minute Cough Cure Use this
remedy IN time and save doStcr's olh
-or the undertaher's, Charles Rogers
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

General Asainaldo does not miss his
brass band hin frouserz ie5s kesp up
sush 40 Incessant hapcsng . tne mouns
;aia breese that he eo1ldn't hear the
anars drum Rns Rad one
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

In olden ,iz,ss ristaksn
%/ Of paiufs. and hcfEfole tor
AN turex Mea seouEed thene
40 selves xfth whips and bot
N i'e9., asa .sss;a e 4 aS'G:ss1'SS ssss.S,
- thsEs AHA III and aighe
>&S NowuApys sncn cruel
49, - v eertzie "a DISCOUNTS
W. unnrsa NsVrrfhsllsA
aen and wonsa % %
<3 loFlnrfpg themselves.
~ 2only IN Z diAeTent and
EN sssE 4 "a fSss ssy.
~ IN leef their health,
ALeAsad nesisetea
- - ical s0Tsn1e II Ne
h ~. Il..aa. 2 ls nienn4 ellIw tlarva
- Nen1l,1a u,an 4rcea Nod into q
SIIH H.,f inenire1 hezneM 4 1oes nok
a.I|.lr a. ~ feads his bodE fne hfe~
nirlI,2 eIlsals q TIE bod nken into en
u,nairr1 ssnInnEh are not zsslmilafed into
ths hloud InztEad, the impurities al tne
sluuufnh NpeR and bowels Hre aken up ana
cnriisA % I'll pasts ef the bodys The CON
sequunce is tha9 the hqdy y not oniy
Scrrvcd buf pois1ned, ne immediaie r.
IN + phyuicsl suGksina from uhieh the
oid tisne ssnlg, would havr draws back N
korrrE The knal result s disease snd
deafh DS. Fiefcefs Golden Medical Dis
corery 4 q uEientifc remedy that act. ae-
rordinx % natural laws. Il is not vicient
suur to nskrse Of q mere artificial sppetiser
X Krensly. but surely and perznenenily. pro
NOTES the natufal prueesses Of SECRETION
ana exerecion. n cftates appetite, makes
,he asuimilation of The food pertssh invig-
orztes De liver and pprifes and enIieees
ne blnad Il Hniids 1p hrm, rsu.euhr
nesh Itenfss negvorsr exhansitqls O y eAl-
Nv. eleepleazae@ sad All The evils n.t
flisW 81 der tfAih Yonnd q All nisdi-
One s1nEeA ,Acr1pf No sueqiilpes nat may
ng rxpreeepici q " isst sa acsd-
II "a kssrssiy tseonn.end ~. rs.cs,s oela.
q i11Iesi biad1Sesy an1 fianlank P.l.lsi 2
srrsnr tFuabaeA VA ln1iaessicn en4 1flsf
rrsf.s ,s,Iiss NJ 6. cIidcI' r.lq.. ~ Ie1n4lt.
"a 81 eES1su dossl . sagsEss ~ ~ J
cn,1 ~ IN ~ AEle nysst 2 go, ..'.. e, =. =
FAsei1& = ~ slsee1h ] e,ss So. ~ ~
i.ssizi yon sfsiials - es@ $50 q 49,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
gOr rals b. CHARLES RooERs.


Rudyard Klpling was wise In his deter
mination not 10 remain in Vermont until
the calendar Of time would be sure to
bring him into close competition with
Admiral Dewey
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

AT a recent meeting Of octopus tanners
in Buffalo the speakers clalmed 90 much
of the time thar the secretary, was un-.
able to rad any letters Of regret \
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15
10 cure a coIp IN OWE DAY.

Taze taxative Brono Qninins Tablsta'
All dfuSsisls Fssdnt he Aaonsy q q fAils
to JdnrA q esn1a me gtnusns has L.
Z. O. en eneh tAba1t
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

Old age is lovely as seen in lie Of
more than fourscore years, frightened By
a Christ faith, and rich in peace and
los. 7-Gplen w Bush. .s,e w.t.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

II n perfectly AOpeaees 70 expect mat
the meals Wil Be bounfifui b house
shat Aas q gatso b the dSnfng roanA
s.llan wants Bun Lfttis IIese Bsiow."
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

(,snerai II. o. Otis was an ediior De
fusa ~ vas q Aaiiaty ecmma0dsr. and
u DOT Afraia to tackle a htils JOB me
thai q being secretary Of war.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

IAsil IrcAlnsnl tAith.
fnlly IN hlet. l seemed
te aat vpres all lhe
whlle. I took AlmOnt
ever nu.ealled hleoo
l0s,itly hit they cidnol
lRaal u yearh The die
esss, And had ~ efsel
WhAlaVel I vas die
hoartgnnl. l0f 70 paamse
thak I wpuld never -
eafu4l Attha nlisiea ~
8 i,lend I thrn Anea
Asa. md hegen m
-. N.....I nAa
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

We all DO 80 much better In NE as on
wheels. If there Is some one to set the
raee for Us.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

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The inhabitants OF Arran, where the
naidenhair ferns grows pIentifully, en-
pIoy Il as a Substitute for TEA.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

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Is IN WASHINGTON. .. c. It Is for print
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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

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wound II you use Dewitt's Witch Haze
salye; It will quickly heal and leave no
scar. Charles Rogers.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1899-07-15

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-18

detail OF officers which will try the COM
missary general and he and Secretary Al.
Ser went oser the list this evening. No
commissary officers are members OF the
court for the reason that General EAgan
Is the ranking officer. The court will
consist Of these officers, who Will receive
instructions 10 Come to Washtngtou ct
once: Major General wesicy Merritt,
president Major General, James r. Wade.
Major General b. NJ. Young. Major Gen.
erad r. T. Frank, Brlgadier General Il. l..
Gucnther, Brlgadicr General A, c. NJ.
Pennington. Brieadier General @. L. Gle
lespie. Brigadiar General Richard Comb.
Colonel A. T. Smith. Thirteenth infantry;
Colonel H. NJ. Roberts, corps OF engineers:
Colonel VI. Sinclair, Seventh artillery, A.
members. and Colonel T. r. Barr. assist
ant Judge advocate general, or Lieutenant
Colonel John w. Clous. deputy Judge I'D
vocate general. as judge advocate.
The indecision relative to the officer
who will be named MS judge advocate OF
the court arises from the fact that Colonel
Clous is General Corbins brother-in-law.
TO prevent even the suggestion Of sus-
picion that the department is endeavoring
TO influence the court, 1t may be deemed
wise TO substitute Colonel Barr. The date
for tho convening OF the court Will BE-
fixed within a few days, Conservative au y
thorities place the length of the trial at
two days. Tho court will undoubtedly find
him guilty. sst
Article 81 OF the Articles OF War pro-
vides that amy officer found guilty of
man shall be dismissed from the service, !"
but n recommendation for rlcmency may
be made which VIII furnish the president
an opportunity to commute the sentence to
suspension or perhaps reprimand.