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New-York tribune., 1899-07-17

AT s:9o D. m every day but Saturday and Sunday
and every Saturday al ] 30 p. m the New, oIk
cen,ral's Saratoga Limited leaves New York:
Empire State Express time; luxurious SERVICE Al
Wagner cars.-Advt
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STANDARD. BOTTLED
q, 10 per case OF "a bottles.
orders promptly ATTENDED
telephone. 1874 W'sburgn'
Rrooklyn.-Advt.
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AT THE BREWERY.
At grocers. out OF town
10. order by postal or
Otto Huber Brewery,
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FRENCH SQUADRON AT BARCELONA.

Barcelona July ia French squadron, consist
ing OF twenty ships, arrived here to-day.
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the practice Of hiring special cars for such trips
was we'll known that 1t was reasonable ex-
pense. and in fact a saving to the Government,
etc. Upon this appeal the case was reviewed by
Assistant Controller Mitchell of the Treasury.
EXTRA rpANCpnprA ArI0N c1IO1uN
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her father for The famous Scots series. and r. l.
StevensOns Edinburgh"
John smart S 5 G. Of Edinbursh is pres ard
great grandson OF line Of Christian ministers
He Is great influence IN the United Church,
universally beloved by It's people and has charge
OF the Finance Committee Dundee Is represented
by James Logic. man OF much experience IN
Sabbath schools and bound 70 this country ny
his two sons, who constitute business partner
ship in New-York
FEW DELEGATES FROM ENGLAND
There are few delegates from England and some
o, those. their names indicate are OK Scotch
descent The Rev William Hutton. o. Birken-
head. e ono OF the most conspicuous a. the Eng
lsh delegates and took prominent part in the
service He is q man q distinguished appearance.
genital manners and good enough. said a witty
minister from The West 10 have been born IN
the United States Or Hutton's colleagues are
tho Rev Dr y a Ross - Newcastle and the
Rev William Watson. Who also halls from
Birkenheal and has been much regarded here
since IL Is probable 10 VIII succeed the late Rev.
Value of Faith" az The Church % tho Covenant
LAST SUNDAY was a. eloquent one. ana dslver"d
TO crowded peVs Tn Jay delegates. William
Smith. VI 2 oil % them DISTINGUISHED men.
and made many friends during their stay IN town.
The Scottish Synod In England IN connection with
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and mas been president 90 each In the forefront
as worker IN tho marufactlra u iron and steel
rev men now living have had longer or larger
experience than ne
HIS SEVENTEEN BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
There has seldom been a gathering OF men rep
resentative OF modern progress in engineering and
manufacture such as that which assembled IN ne
Fountain Hi opera House In South Bethlehem
Penn, on "Wednesday. September * ls92 10 cele-
oraie HIS seventeen birthday The late ! = Hai-
l'"ay, az that time president q the Engineers
Club. Of Network city. presided a. the reception
and dinner The ~ guests rom iror and -.e.i
circles who came 70 honor John Fritz Vere str-
prisei A. the extent and perfection % the plant
when hey visited the ordnance works ~ tho p. tn
chem Iron Company. -aiy az tho i2vr-'on
press which NJ Fritz Was a. that Tine building
and the l2-ton hammer which was pounding away
on plate irgot and near * no plate bending
press AZ work m large armor plate ln fhe
armo- plate finishing MILL which was next visited
work was being done on a iarEe Number - plates
for the Messa chuset's The Maine che Ampn.--l'e
and Other vessels then building AL VINO that
occatior visited he works which John Frtz created
IN tho hreif space @, Eve years. ACKNOWLEDGED ne
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ADVANCE IN IRONMAKING
JOHN FRITZ SPEAKS AT THE PRANK
LIN INSTITUTE ANNIVERSARY
VETERAN IRON MASTER TELLS OF MEM
ORABLE ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE MANU-
FACTURE OF IRON AND STEEL

~ I E o. THTN AND SIEEL
John Fritz. Of Bethlehem. told q his personal
knowledge Of the growth o., the iron and steel IN
du'iries AZ The third meeting commemorative The
seN"nty-Hffh anniversary ~ The Franklin Instl-
iute, held last Wednesday evening A. the FxQosi-
ton Buildings, IN Philadelphia James Christie of.
he Pencoyi Iron Works and presiden, Of the min
ins and metailurgic section. Introduced NJ Fritz
who IS best known as me inventor ., ne three
nigh roll mill NJ. Christie said the invention was
'he most revolutionary mechanical Improvement n
me manufacture o, iron ever made and tha. l-s
Introduction had wped out he two high mills
everywhere within Two or three years M Fritz
IS now consulting engineer Of the Bethlehem Iron
Company and formerly chief engineer and
general superintendent He spoke O, the humble
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genius o, TIE man who cry off years before EFT
a PernsylHaria farm poor roy
NJ Fri.z IS wonderfully W.. preserved tor Ms
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MASS WHITING or SYMPATHY FoR BofRs

A mass meeting 10 express sympathy f0r re
Boers vil he neld ln Carnegie Hall to-n.1 "a
riehf Admission 20 fhe ha. ". te 'f"' llckets
t0r The stage are reserved .OI Nlce-IIeal-e4il7-
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, MEMORABLE COUNCIL.
,yr PAN-PREsBYTER1AN MEETING IN
WASHINGTON.
.,,xv NOTED CLERGYMEN PRESENT
scoTTsH IRISH AND ENGLISH
rRs-ToLERATION MARKS
TIE DELIBERATIONS.

LEADERs-Tol'EKAlIVN "<N''''
TIE r,rrrRFRAT1ONs.
.eA.-r -. .No p-os-
Washington oct = 'spe'la" ,..,, u,,r.
ey,erien Conversations OF S.'' r-,,.,,,,. .std
out you the SOLO men o. ma, - $50
G We know statesman WIZ ., 49,.
to The study 0i pe0Ie a"l 49,. :, &c ,srna,s
who belonged - no ~ .ha sor5 r,snhers q,
zoo ma'n 70 a'..' e.-o, -, ca-,t, b,,, a. he
society cunt arnons heir con-
Capita ''e i''S'' ,. -. -es,o,.s6 AID roted
sreEat'ns s''''e 49, .-.a,.',. -, o,,es.,o- 70
citizens. and mere '"" " ~ 49, -
sard'1s -, 49, ,ss hee- ~ sess,or here
Ane-icf" Ana 80 ut.n,,,. s1cent,on i'm
for re a.. .- -. s,.~s,rs and abgitv.
pes .A eo,.o-.b Council ~ the Alliance
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ExcmANoINo COLD ron NOTES.


WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.--AA was ex-
petled b. officials. the demand on Mon
day IN New YVrk for gold eeruhcates in
exchange for gold coin unier Secretary
Cages order Of las, Saturday was very
heavy Twenty or more banks were
early represented at the United States
sub-treasury wiki requests for exchange
In large sm0uDus and Assistant Treas
urer jordan. foreseeing his inabbsy 10
useG, except In part, the business
through the treasury. and no,sied
the treasury officials that his sup
ply Of certificates would soon be ex-
hausled. The department. however.
wired Mr.. Jordan to make the exchange
whenever required. ana 81 his stock
should De run short he would be supplied
from the bureau Of engraving and print
irS
The requests for exchange In Baltimore.
h is said. were not heavy. nor was 1t IN
Washington. where the total amount OF
eertlhca,es asked for was considerably
less than $4,000. Reports from other
ssfb-irasury cities have not ye; been
ftcelyed.
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THE COLUMBIA VICTORIOUS,
New Boat Shows Her Superiority over
She old Cup Winner

New Boat Shows Her Superiority Over
ne Old Cup Winner.
NEWPORT. n. l.. Aus. s-Tac colum-
Ida detected today by = minutes and IS
seconds in a % mile run.
Il a a dispayagcment TO the Columbia
10 say vha, her dcdcai Of she December
by over 2 minutes was duo TO bad judg-
mcnt and hard luck OF the latter boat.
which ictt her in a soft spot. than TO
actual superiority. stin the new boat
showed herself very able in the broad
reach With constantly Increasing brecze.
aud It ls no, too much 70 say that she
made an average of fully II knots in a
run along the shore from Watch tal
% Point judith, 90 rNpldly dropping abe
Defender that when me gy'bcd around
the whistiius buoy OF Poln, Judith her
arrival was husl duwn % westward. over
nve miles Hs,ern.
ON the run up from Point Judith dead
bcfor the wind. the COLUMBIA gained
minute or two moro, so that al the anish
the old Defender had receivcd the worst
beating in her history.
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rrefmsntai recruiting officers haye been
.sept oat rhe materai already ENLISTED
81 exceptionally good. About 90 men Of
,the second oregon volunteers Will ar.
rtye in Portland SON and he believes
many of these men ggIi re-ealls,.
So yiew'of these farts. It ls earnestly
Recommended that recuitiDg officers 10
the district be cautioned TO select only
she most desirable men. a. It Is believed
the best interests Of the service .wilI be
served by nHlng regiments as far as
possible from the district Allotted 70 H.
In forwarding rlhs to the war depart
mem General shaftor says;
"In my opinion recuHing viii be more
RAPID as mon as the Oregon regiment
sers back, and as officers Of the Tegi-
meni are dispersed throughout the eoun-
try. There are very few surplus men IN
caarotnlA recommend THAI u recufss
are AyaEable Tor the rhrty-Afth. that
they be sent from the east"
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not write anythlng Offensive % ths au-
thoritisr. win q communication formu.
lated In mis- f4ahlon Lawyer Arnas wds
instructed to " WIN Mossr ceyaatrs
ana Arnhu 20 SEQ Mayor Perfecbo' "a
Caste N Havana. IN whose presence
they wer 20 ngn tho docment Tue
editor and managing editor dh ~ had
been directed ana II was sah that on
Ia word Of honor General Ludlow had
DECLARED 70 the mayor OF Havana that
al was settled. On arriving AZ the CITY
han the editor and tAs nanager found
the place IN poasession % me police. who
placed them under arrest. Against this
acsioD ther wus strong protest entered
oy Lawyers Armas and Felix y ssnaga
The mayor wts being attacked daily in
the III RscoHcsnlrado ami this lrr4tated
INN 70 that with tho consent and ap-
proyal Of oenerai Ludlow Il was decided
70 Impr1son Arnau and cervanten for a
perlod q sIS,y days, breallag stone IN
tbe streets o. Havana"
coI1nel ceryantes 10 authority for the
ssaicmeni ,hat THIS order was issued b.
General Ludlow and that the agreement
WAS % s,ch a cnaricter abat no man OF
honor would afix his signature to II.
Mes,rs, csrantes and ArnaWo say
they entertain no animosity against Gen.
cral Ludlow. who was influenced. they 1
think. b. Mayor la cosEe. At present
jose Martos. one Of the editors. Is sery-
lng twenty days imprisonment In the
Havana fortress wbae Ediior Jose Dem
orara. OF n Guayamo, which wa op-
posed 70 ghe methods OF the chief Of
police. il also serving sixty days in the
oaasns.
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Adhersnts Of Chicago Platform
Meet In Syracuse and Split
In Three Factions.
cOLUMBIAAGAl VICTORIOUS
Defended Defeated BY over Twenty
Two Minutes over Q Forty.
Three Mile Course.

SYRACUSE. Aus s-ch.cago platfom
acmowa,s OF New York met here today
F1f,y daegutes are IN attendance They
arc divided bcswecn antitrust ana anal.
imperialism faction on one side and the
ultra free 'alyer faction on the other
Samuel odcn. Of Auburn. and Austin
wheelock. Of Geneva lead tho nght Tor
ruhe anr.trua people. Thomas W Card
wos.. Of Albany. and Jay W Forest OF
Niagra Fails, Ted the silver side,
Tho substance o. the resolutions ia-
troduccd by odca declares that tho OPP
poaiuon to trusts and imperialism should
be the paramount issue In the camp0Agn
Of 1900 The election % United States
seua,Ors by Arcct vote OF the people Is
advocated.
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TRor OUT ANOTHER HORSE.
German and Other Democrats Wan, to
Make Pas,ison Their Candidate.

NEW YORK. Aug. s.-wiliam P.
farr4iy formerly chairman Of the demo-
cratic rational commiuee; Ex-senator
German. og Maryland, and Colonel Vie
tor Baughman. Of Baltimore. were at the
Flfuh avenue hotel las, night They an
declined to discuss tue po.3ticai situation.
Il was said shey were busy preparing
boon" for Ex-Governor Patrson. Of
Pennsylvania. for the presidential nom
lna,ion next year but there Was no verl-
ticatiOn q the rumor.
A sDesal to the Tribune from Sarato-
"a. says;
AipDr Van wyck boomers keep poll
tAs on tap aimos, every hour In the day.
The ex-jusEice and the southern demo-
celtio oonilugent gormed large and
nmsoaa6le phthnx on the spacious
pazEa. The general conversation drifted
IN the dlrcction OF what Characterized
as "van wyck's Increasing s;rengch.
colonei ]. A. wEais. OF Mississippi, who
Joined the Informal conference on the
piazza. was most emphatic in his state
menz that Van wyck was gaining
Strength from day 10 day in the sOusn.
Vie added that the SILVER issue was not
as popular as 1t once was In ahe southern
states. Ex-senator NJ e. Butler. OF South
Carolina who recently came out against
Bryan. and former Ambassador J. B.
Fusuis. Of Louisiana are expected here
next Monday, where theyS VIII assist
Judge Joseph j. wnldtt, ot A'abama,
who Is to arrive on that date, to formally
launch the Van wyck boom for the pres
sinecy. The southern democrats now in
Saratoga are Intensely In esarnes, about
the Van wyck boom. They make no
o, thelr hitter opposition TO
Bryan.
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EDITORS CONFINED
IN CUBAN JATLs.

IN CUBAN JAILs
Required 10 Break stones on the streets
OF HaNam--.F'ormal Protests Entered.
NEW YORK. Aug. "a. CerNNn,es,
editor and Ricardo MuneE manager OF
III Reoonoentr.do, the Suppressed Ha-
vNta Newspaper. wao are on their way
10 Washington 10 complain OF their
wrones, have issued joant statement
as follows;
"El Rcsoncentrado wVs In existence
ong before the war beuween Amerca
and Spain had bs,sun Because OF the
rvlsitCai ami liberty loving poIlcy OF the
paper, the Spanish officers thought we'll
10 suppress the paper and for a time
sts regular ISSUES ceased, 4, was only on
JlSlS 81 and by order of General Ludlow,
Of the AmerSoan army that uhe Office was
finally closed. III Reconeen,rado was an
indapondcnt organ whose aim was the in
dependence Of cuba and at uhe same
time was the only recognized organ OF
ahe Cuban army.
"'rhore Is no undergraduates In Cuba,
and l cannot be led to believe after my
experlence as an editor, that the Amer
loan fiag floats over the island oy Cuba.
In fact, the inhalbltants. many OF whom
stltl think that the Spanish emblem
floats over Morrow Castle. They have
no reason 10 knuw any dtrerence The
police OF Havana were deathly againts
the principles of the paper and Rafael
Carienas the chief of police, did his ut
most to have the paper suppressed be-
cause certain officers were charged with
In order that the paper
might BE- suppressed the editor and stan
were threNtened with arrest and i'm
lAuhSOnHlNIlts AANoA6H Nlt 0NNuoIo
few members OF the staff escaped I'm
some az the employees OF the
paper were locked up In the basttle in
Havana for period OF sixty days, dur
Ing which time they were compelled to
break stones after the fashion of criml-
nacs sentenced TO term in Sing Sing.
About ten or twelve took refuge In flight
and are stiil being sought,
Jose Armas, an American correspond
ant and lawyer took hold OF the case
Of these alleged fugltives who were hid
Ing In house In the suburbs OF the city.
Lawyer Armas grought the condition of
affairs 10 the attention of General Lud-
low who told him (Armas) that 1t could
be fixed " the editor and managing edi-
tor d' the paper named woUh Sign
document asserting that they would
never aghln write any offensive matter
In the columns Of El Rsconcentrado,
1t was also stipulated THAT they should
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MUST NOT AID INsuRDcmoN,
Genereia Brooke Ordered to See That no
Fnbrsser4ng is Allowed From Cuba.

NEW YORK. Aug. s-A special TO tbs
Hert1ld from Washington. says; General
Brooke was given INSTRUCTIONS today %
prevent at all hazards and nIIbustering
expeditions in Jlminez' Interest leaving
Cuba
1t Is prObabe that bi.s subjeG. more
,han any other, Is the Immediate cause
n Secretary Roots visit to Lake Cham
pain. Mr.. Roos received a summons
from the president juss after several
desratches from Brooke abou, the sus-
picgous movements Of Jminez had been
received at Lake Champiain ami asking
instrNidSSons.
According TO the views Of the officials
here and evidently also tiose Of the
presiden, and Secretary Root. the United
Stalbes is as much Obliged to prevent
veolaticn OF the neutrality laws in cuba
as In the United States.
The charge d'affairs OF the Dominican
country in this city. has called the at.
tsnt4oa of the authOrities o, the contem-
plated expedition and he was assured
that everything would be done to prevent
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An EXCELLENT Comblnatlon.

The pleasant method and beneficial
effects of the well known remedy,
SYRuT OF FIGs, manufactured by the
CALIPoKsIA Fro SYRrP CO., illustrate
the value Of obtaining the liquid laxa-
tive principles Of plants known 10 be
incidentally laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing 70 the
tast6 Hhd acceptable 70 the system. II
Is the one perfect strengthening laxa-
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
TO overcome habitual constipation per-
manently. It's 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 fgs
are used, as they are pleasant TO the
taste, but the medicinal qualities Of the
remedy are obtained from SIENNA and
other aromatic plants, by a method
known 70 the CALIFORNIA FIe 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 FRANCISCO. CAL -,
LoUTBvuLK- Ky. NEW YORK. y. Z.
For sale BY all DragEis,s--Price Soc. per bottle
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UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.

Tuition Free.-First term begins
septe nber is, 1899. Excellent courses in
ancient and modern languages, sciences,
mathematics, etc Graduates from the
tenth grade and from all accredited
schools admitted without examination.
Studeats not fully prepared to enter,
can take studies in which they are de-
ficient, in the Eugene city high school.
For catalogues and further information
address the President, or Hon. ], ]. WAL
ton, seerstary, Eugene, Ore.
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REcUITING GOING ON
AT VANCOUVER BARRACKS,
Colonel Rmmmer; Says Recruits Are Com
in Fast-Many Men Expected From
Oregon volunteers.

WASHINGTON, Aug, 9--In reply to a
suggestion that slow progress was being
made in the recuiting Of the Thirty-ffth
regiment at Vancouver barracks Col
onel Blummer of that organization, tele-
graphed that every effort was being made
to recuit the regiment He says the re-
cruits are coming in much faster since
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Bids win be received by the county OF
Clatsop. Oregon. until wednesday, the
9th day OF August, 1899. at 1:SO o'clock
p. m, for delivery at the court house
yard OF 80 cords OF spruce limbs or vine
maple. and 10 cords OF hemlock wood; the
same to be of good sound quality, full
cord lengths, and delivered on or before
the LIST day of September, 1899,
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids. BY order OF the county
court. H, j. Wherity
County Clerk
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II you suffer from ssnceFness or rull,
ness on The right side. pains under ths
shoulder blade, constipation. bIliousneas
slck headache and feel dull. heavy ana
sleepy, your liver Is torpid and con
gested. DeWitt's Little Early Risera
VIII cure you promptly. pleasantly and
permanently by removing the congestion
and causing the bile ducts 10 open ana
now naturally Tney are good pills.
Charles Rogers.
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BIDS WANTED.

Bids win be received az the oftice Of
w. T. Dement, TN Saturday noon. Aug.
5, %. for completing the laying OF ne
plank on dyke Of Lewis and Clarke road.
II. c. THOMPSON.
s.,r Chairman.
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Andrew Lake
sss COMMERCIAL sr.
...Merchant Tailor.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed. Low Prices.
Repairing and Cleaning Neatly Done.
WHY NOT BUY SHOES.

Al the Boston Shoe Conpany's storef
Ladies Fine KID Shoes for sl.2s. fE
Commercial street
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Ar IS coMMERcTAL srREEr

The Boston Shoe Company sells ladies'
French kid shoes for g. worth 81 and $
a pair
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poNr ao RAREFoorEp.

--s@.-sAEWw - ~-As-r,-. -.s15's'-- :
Wen you can buy chlldren's School
Shoes at 70 cents. worth $50, at Bostoa
Shoe Company. lss Commercial street.
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coon NEWS.

You can buy gents nne calf shoes for
SIS worth $3.50. Boston Shoe CO., tE
Commercial street.
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The mufied drum might be appropri.
a4ely called a dead beat.
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THE SALE FOR THIRTY DAYS

Baby shoes 25 cents az Boston Shoe
Company, 4S5 Commercial street.
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A good resolution kept Is indeed noble.
but 81 Is bstter to break a bad one.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-27

Make IL a day whose memories are cherished
throughout the year
The best wishes OF the New Year follow
closely the departure of Christmas tide, when
good resolutions are made soon TO be forgotten.
Should the old custom of giving and receiving
calls be revived among US IL might be u benefit
TO all.
The remaining holidays are patriotic in their
nature, bringing TO remembrance some event in
the history of our nation.
Washington, the father OF our country. will
always be revered in the hearts of this people.
Memorial Day casts gloom over the bright
ness as we think OF the sad times OF the civil
war, when so many loved ones persisted on
southern battlehelds in prison or hospitals.
Let us scatter flowers to their meme ~ for TO
them we owe reunited country
Last, but not least, comes the glorious Fourth,
our nations natal day, on which our fathers de.
clared us free and independent, grand heritage
bequeathed TO u.s. their sons and daughters.
Then wave the flags, join the martial array,
boom the cannon, send the rockets skyward,
be enthusiastic, show you are glad you live IN
this grand old republic.
Finally would say enjoy to the fullest
extent each and every holiday, obtain as much
pleasure and unselfish profit as possible-there
are none too many Let them be as milestones
in memory, happy days never to be forgotten.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-27
A certain publication is named, "What
to Eat" 1t should be supplemented by an.
other entitled, "How to Get it,"
Faster Than Ever to California.

"The Overland Limited" Chicago, Union
Pacific & North Western Line, leaves Chi
cago daily $3.50 p m, arrives San Francisco
afternoon third day and Los Angeles next
morning. No change of cars, all meals in
dining car. Buffet smoking and library
cars. with barber. The best of everything
1.-The Pacific Express" leaves Chicago daily
1880 p. m, with first class and through
tourist sleepers to California. Personally
conducted excursions every Thursday. II
Illustrated pamphlet descriting fully this
wonderful state sent free on application to
Chicago d North Western Railway. W. H..
Guerin, II Campus Martius, Detroit, Mich
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-10-27

Mclean 81 Schaible will have special
sale of frames of all kinds. also some fine
pictures reproduced from famous paintings
of every description. Dates of sale Nov. g.,
4, 6 and 18th.