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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Valdane Martincau. walking up to Il
on the last day OF August. noted that
n hanson cab was waiting at the door.
and presently two servants appeared,
carrying down the steps a gentlcman's
portmanteau. gun. tennis racket. ct
cetcra. Evidently n departure of some
sort was at hand.
He addressed one OF the servants.
"Is Miss Lilbourne at home? Can I
see her?''
''Yes. sir: walk in. sir. please"
Mr.. Martincau walked in according
ly: the girl threw open the surgery
door. evidently under the impression
that that room was vacant. and the
visitor walked straight in. then stopped
short with a sudden exclamation.
A pretty tablcau was arranged in the
window. Marguerite was in the arms
of tall handsome young man in trav-
cling dress. She was crying bitterly.
and at the moment OF Valdane's inop-
portune entrance Bernard was In the
act of kissing away her tears.
An insane feeling OF Indignation
filed the heart Of the intruder. and he
with difficulty restrained himself from
CRYING out: "Ccnfound you. sir. let
20 Of my wife!f
He checked himself just in time.
managed to get out an II beg your
pardon." and beat hasty retreat.
The two parted instantly: Bernard
was the t.rst to recover himself. He
v,ll,ed f,rwnrd hurriCdly took Mar
gucrite's hand, murmured "A last
goodby, my darllng-l shall lose my
train" and went out into the hall.
She followed him. not even needing
the presence of Na.dane; stood on the
threshold. biting her lip to keep down
her tears. and waved him sweet fare
wells with her little hand.
The young lawyer stood irresolute.
lie could hart.!y hope for an Interview
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The Man of the Hour.
A Magnificent
Portrait of
ADMIRAL DEWEY
in Ten Colors,
(size lax2i inches)

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framing by one of the largest tograph houses America in
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providing ten cents for each copy Write and a
dress plainly and remit in coin postage stamps.
To the Editor of the Enterprise
Rocky Ford, Colorado.
For the enclosed remittance Of
copies of the Admiral Dewey Portrait
weeks paper. -
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6oN'S IS DROPS"

the sick rooIa. II has saved
a less than DE years, more
the national debt OF this
Seu YOU measure the value
STORED. suffering humanity
It's, agonies and diseases.
ch otherwise would have
kded in funerals, doctors
Sills, loss Of labor, etc. II
kyer used It. do not fall to
I least q trial bottle.
h's "5 Drops" never fails
I has cured and In curing
|people afflicted with Acute
Pic Rheumatism, Scint.
kraIgia. Asthma, La
(d Catarrh of all kinds
p has never failed to cure
les, when used as directed.
YOU. Try it. Price Of large
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res prepaid; csc sample bot
Zee, on receipt of loc to pay
!. Agents wanted Swan.
Cure Company,
h. s.-~~. Chicago, Ill.
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Shaf Elk Nli.-lIOhtlnucu.J
Well. consented: everlastinsly
disgraced myself by becoming a party
to an Infamous conspiracy. give you
due credit for the way In which you
worked it-for the address with which
you transported your niece to Tor
quay and daily absented yourself that
l might go through tne farce Of my
clandestIne wooing. heard. too. that
yonr Indignation when you arrived At
the lodgings and found your niece
gone was a very fine piece OF acting.
As for me. fuiiiiled my part OF the
contract precisely rs agreed. took
my poor helpless little wife to 4 GER
tain room In a certain hotel. went out.
as II to ascertain the times OF the
trains. caught the express TO London.
with your check In my pocket. and. As
! thought. washed my hands OF the
whole affair. According to our agree
men, you were to send some one %
fetch Miss L!lbournc from the hotel.
and see TO her future yourself.
Today ! learn. for the first time. that
you did not fuliii this las, condition.
You were not only a traitor to your
n!ccc-you were a traitor to me. You
left to probable want and misery a
young and helpless s!ri who was no;
responsible for her actions.
Allow me 10 remark that, though !
alwa:s considered you n thorough
blackguaru. In this you have exceeded
all the viicncss OF which ever
though, you capable.
I have the pleasure TO Inform you
tina; your niece Is now restored 10 her
right mind. that she Is under the pro-
icc,!on OF a gentleman and his family
In London. iha; she has her wedding
ring. retains a dlSt!net Impression o.
her marriage. and that they are alb
Solu;cly determined to s!i; the whole
affair to the bottom.
now ask whether you arc prepared
10 make restitution to your niece OF
tho fortune you fraudulcntiy took
from her. shall expect an immc-
d!a;c and direct reply. and beg you
TO observe that l mean business. II
will be quite fruI,lcss for you to at
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watched for him at the window. She
would have followed him to the
worlds end then-now she had no
recollection OF having seen his face!
He recalled the tears when he used
to leave her. the clinglng arms around
his neck. the soft lips on his cheek
the one word which she understood In
those days was "Good-by!"
.'oh. thank heaven. l was always
gentle to herr" he groaned.
Slowly again he approached the ia
BILE and saw there was something
shining there. II was her wedding ring
which she had left behind. With a
sudden. uncon,rollap!e impulse he
snatehed II up and pressed II to his
lips. then paused. aghast at his own
action. and biushed like a girl. He
held the golden c!rclet almost rever-
entity In his hand n moment. staring At
Il: then he put II into his wais;eoa;
pocket. caught up the letter he had
written. and tore II across and across.
scattering the fragments about the
room In his excitement. What was
Lady Mildred 10 him now? He felt
that he had never loved her. He laid
a poscmp;osy hand on the bell.
Smiles" he said. rs that worthy
appeared. search Mr.. Lcroy's safes
for a copy OF the will OF George John
Lilbourne. and let me have II as soon
as you ind 1.-THE first tam. tomor-
row morning. ! am going now"
"Yes. sir"
vaidaae took his ha, and hurried
out: even the air OF Lance lane seemed
rcv!vIns after what he had just passed
through. His face was hard and rcso-
lutte: for n time the struggle was over.
Heaven forgive me II I use deceit"
he said: but mean. II human cf-
fort can accomplish Ill mean to win
my own wife,"
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Tho Irony Of fntc.

Count, why did you marry that pale.
thin girl. when you might have had her
plump. rosy-cheeked sister?" well,
I tell you. was sinking of-what call
him-zccs probairb: or two evils
choose re least And now her fazaire
has failed! All. mon Dieu! Zees prov
arb ccs one-what you cali him
fakc!"-Chicago Times-Herald,
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One Execution.

He-To hear you tell 1t. one would
think I never told single truth be"
fore we were married. She-Well. you
did prevaricate to considerable ex-
tent, but I'll give you credit for having
told me the truth once. He-Indeed!
And when was that. pray? She-Wheu
you proposed. Don't you remember.
you said you were unworthy OF me?
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

ewhat sharp curves at Line.
bio Second Division OF the
and Ohio Rail Road are be-
I'D and replaced with a tan
eiIminatin. about "a de-
Arvature. About 1900 cubic
hutefIal will be cxcavated.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
CHAPTER VIII,

There was little outward change In
Doctor S,cillng's house to tell OF the
tremendous social revolution which
had so altered the dcs;inlcS OF the
dwcllcrE therein.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
From Dincrcn, Point. OF View.

The Minister trust. my friend.
your lines are cast in pleasant places.
The Poct-Well. that depends on
whether you would call waste baskets
pleasant places or not.
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Csias Aiisn's root-Easss

Csias Aiisn's Foot-EassY
only cure for Swollen.
Burning. Sweating Feet.
Bunions. Ask for Aliens
a powder to be shaken into
Al all Druggists and Shoe
Sample sent FREE Ad-
, S. oims;cd. Leroy. n. Y.
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boo Reward 800.

|rfr u u; l-as; osr dreaded d!s-as.
has been able TO euro In ali It's
|,ha, IL Catarrh- Halls Ca,arrh
)nly positive euro now known TO tho
krnity. Catarrh being u cous,i,u-
p. requires \ constitutional trras-
J CaiAFEh Cure IL taken Internally.
d upon the blood and mucous sur
system. thereby destroying tho
i the disease. and giving tho paiicns
builiilns. up tho consiiiutlon and
eurr In doing itS work. Tn. pro-
r 80 much faith In It's curative
ehcy oTor on- Hundred Dollars for
!; falls TO cure. send for lsss OF
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' sntiy Cured. Son nts C nervousness aft-t
oi pT. hlinc's GIrat Nerve Rcstaref.
EE ss.OO ,riai bottle and treatise
Dst. La. PIl Arch 81. rhiisdslphi.. IA
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lsreetins,

\at Dewey. How dye do7
| hero through and through:
Seleome you survive.
he stanchest man alive.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

I'VE used to think men had to climb
to fame" Don't they?" NO. Hob
Sc divcd." That's So" And Funs-
ton swami"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

|fy CIark-'-Ther- goes tho
u is sh-<' First Lady Clerk
know. but she IL always COM
and wanting something We
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19
8. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. O
lily i.Ils arc tho best

IN afraid our baby has n con.
lsi,ion;" lies too young yet
)uy characteristics" "wcit.
getting sick when we have a
6Evmcnt."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

90 rs for Consumption IL our only
- or coughs and coids.-Mrs. q.
- 'h Ave-, Denver, Col, Nov.s, Is.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

- 0Eht boys In your school. Jim
ycs: Billy Con- kin cat a whole
DO bltcs."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

Iiidn't you pay more for your
than you said you wouldT
b. I had tho extra SO charged
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

! - have commodious apartments
" rkT' 'CommodiousT l had
~ all to myself"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

kE 4 CoLD IN ONE DAT.
aisc Bruno Quinin- Tablets All
k,uni tho money u 10 falls to cure
signature on each boz.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-19

your baggagc7' "Pawncd Il
be-"
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for tho Heat Heading,

rilgiouE literature sen, FREE
~ Jon to Mrs; II. u. Reed. u: y.
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sh, s.spr...s. Herself.

wife say anything when you
neckti-g"
She says a lot when ! 20 with
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|bEEc fer fall and winter to Gent OF
AuhO Lady Introducing our good. In
farticulars FREE. q. B. TREAT A
shcrs, New York City.
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will be published by us shortly. II is
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Mrs. Morris Letter to
EVERY WIFE AND MOTHER.


IIErrxR TO MRS PINKHAA NO. I4,5oSi
81 have taken eight bottles of Lydia
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
with gratifying results. had been
married four years and had two chill
dren. l was all run down, had falling
of womb with all its distressing symp-
toms. l had doctored with good
physician, but derived very little good
from mis- treatment. After taking a
few bottles of your medicine, was
able to do my work and nurse my seven
months'-old babe. / recommend Your
medicine to every wife and mother.
Had l time, l could write much more
in its praise. l bid you Gods speed in
your good work "-MRs. l.. A. Norris,
WELAkA, PUTNAM Co. FLA.
DEAR Mrs. PISKHAM When corr
menced the use of your remedies ! WIS
very bad off. Every two weeks | was
troubled with flowing spellswhch made
me very weak. had two of the best
doctors, but they did not seem to help
me.
They said my trouble was caused
from weakness and was nothing to
worry about. felt tired all the time; had
no ambition. / was growing worse all
the time until began the use of Lydia F..
Pinkham' S Vegetable Compound. lam
now able to help about the house, aad
am much improved in health. -MEs.
A. Waller. CALLICooN DEPoT, n. y.
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ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

Major Guy Howard. Wh" was killed
in the Philippines. last October. Was
buried at omaha. Tuesday. with mill
tary honors. intermtnt b.inR in Pros
pect Hin cemetery. Tn funeral Wls
strictly private and WIS conducted al
the residence Of judge J. NJ. Wool
worth. flthrr-in-laW NJ tn" major.
tn" Texas has sailed from Fort Mon
roe fer Brunswick. Ga. ana win 20
Thence. To- Havana. L. bring bonn. tn,
bodies uf the Maine victims now int '--
r-d there The Resolutr went "ut nf
commission at Philad-lnhia TursotA
The Marietta has arrived at Alden. en-
route for Manila. The Detroit has sail
ca from CartaGrnH. Colombia, "a WatrE
American interest during the rrNulu-
tiunary disturbances there.
Tn" United States transport Burn
side arrived at New York. Tuesday.
from Havana With one cast " yvll.N,
fever M board. The patient il l.. u.
Erid,l aged y years. a discharged
soldiers Of the United States Hospital
Corps I;cidcr was discharged from
thc service. NOS. -. from Las Animae
hospital. Havana. His home is i'll
Reading Pa. Rcid"r was taken sick.
Nov a. and was transferred. Tuesday.
to SWinburuc Island hospital. liz is
very i'll. tn" transport IS held ut qu'.
antinr for disinfection.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Cibinet Meeting Devoted TO It's Discussion
Cuban Cable Reports.

Washington. Nov. 3>.-Thr cabinet
meeting. today. was devoted almost
exclusively to the consideration Of the
Presidents message. \ large portion
Of the message was read by the Prcsi-
dent. after which the members entered
into a general discussion of the policies
and recommendations it contained. 1t
meets with general approval and after
the meeting had adjourned several Of
the members expressed the opinion that
it was an unusually able document.
The Presidents annual message is
practically completed ana ready tnr
transmission to Congress when it as
semblcs, next week, The message Will
be unusually long on account of the
numerous and important topics il dis
cusses. The portions Of the message
treating Of different topics have been
sent to the public printer as they have
been finished and proofs have been sub
mitted for revision.
1t is not certain that the message Will
he sent TO Congress next Monday. Ii
is customar % send il on the day ui
the assembling Of Congress. but as the
death Of the Vice President makes il
certain that the Senate ut least Will
adjourn Immediately. out of respect To
his memory, it is not unlikely that the
message will be withheld until Tues
day.
In the House the adjournment Will
only be delayed until that body is or
sanized. when upon the announcement
of the death Of the Vice President. il
will also adjourn.
Fhe CABLE reports from ,uha thai Ia.
'uhans ar" making protests acains, III,
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establishment of Il civil government in
cuba were incidentally brought t. thu.
attention of the cabinet by Secretary
Root None of the protests. however.
have been officially received here. 500
rotary Root said in answer To Il qu-s-
ton on this subject that thcr" Was no
Immediate intention Of establishing !,
civil government in Cuba.
Nothing is known here in official cir
cles To warrant the published prrdic-
ton to The effect that an uprising on
large scale is set for Thanksgiving
day in cuba. directed against the
Americans. ON the contrary all adj
vices from official sources to the WA.
department 90 to show that generally
conditions in cuba are most satisfac-
tory. The story is ascribed here To dis
rontentcd members Of the Cuban war
marry
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Used by British Soldiers in Africa.

CAPT. &. q. Dennison IL Well known
al o'-er Africa as commander of the
forces that captured the famous rebrI
Galishe. Under date of NOV. 4. 1891,
from Vryburg. Northumberland, he
writes; Before starting on the last
campaign bought a quantity of
Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di-
arrhoea Remedy. which | used myself
when troubled with bowel complaint.
and had given to my men. and in evcry
case il proved most beneficial" Fol
sale by Jno. Corghlin. Ia Water St.
druggist.
mw,fri
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4 FLOATING COFFIN.
Continued from page -

men lived almost entirely On whlskey.
beer and hard tack
The o11cers ana soidierS were utterly
exhausted when they reached Mania.
They declare than the engineers were
grossly incompetent. The officers alsp
said that the behavior of the troops WIS
beyond praise. For days they worked in
the dark. suffocating hold, with the water
sometimes up 20 their shoulders, ana
planks washing about in manner dan
gerous to life and l!mb. Tie officers took
the lead in battling and encouraged the
mon, The captain Of the ship promised
the men = cents an hour t'r haiiing. bu'
h" now proposes I" pay them sl.'" 4 day
TN" soldiers talk Of attaching thu shin
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FINANCIAL BILL.
CONTINUED from page ~

ton exchange gold coin for any other
money issued or coined by the United
States The notes and certifica ties. so
redeemed or exchanged shall be held
in and constitute a part of said fund
and shall not be withdrawn therefrom
nor disbursed except in exchange FOR
an equivalent amount of the coin Ill
which said notes or certificates were re-
deemed or exchanged. except as mere
inbefore in this section provided
Section 5-That the secretary of the
treasury is hereby authorized to use AT
his discretion. any silver bullion IN t'e
treasury of the United States purchaS-
cd una,r the act of July II, 1890. for
roipare into such denomination of sub |
xidiarv silver coin as may be necessary
to meet the public requirements loI
such coin. and any gain or SciGnlofaS'
arising from this coinage. snail ne ar-
,.,r1ntrd for and paid into the treasury |
Whenever any silver bullion purchased
under tht. act Of July H. 1Nan. shall hc
used in the coinage az subsidiary SIT |
Yer coin. an amount of treasury notes |
issued under said act. equal To- the |
cost Of the bullion contain IN such coin |
shall be cancelled ana not rc-iSSucd.
section G--That thu secretary "f III. |
TO cause all worm and uncurrcnt %uhsidi |
arv silver coin uf thr United States now |
in the treasury aud hereafter received, a. |
iw rcceincd ana to r,imhurs" tho treasurer |
uf the United States fer the difference |
hctw,,tl ih,, nominal or fac" value 1T such |
coin ana the amount The sImr VIII I,rn- |
due. in new coin from any moneys in tn, |
treasury not othrrwis" appropriated.
Section THAT thu l'uit"l States Untr-
or treasury notes ISSUED under thu act 'f
July a. lSM hereafter issued u rri-Surl,
shall be 81 such denominations. not jess
than on. dollar. as the secretary of tn"
treasury may pr. scribe. Silver certificates
shall hereafter he issued or paid mt "n!N
in denominations Of one dollar. TX" dot
lars ana five dollars. against SILVER dol
lars deposited in the division of issue ana
redemption. or in exchange for silver ce"-
tincatcs Of denominations exceeding five
dollars
Section S-That section 5l59 of tn, Re
vised Statutes OF the United States bc,
and the same is amended 50 as to rad as
follows: section 5l5g-Every association
after having complied with the provision
Of this title preliminary 10 the commence
ment of the banking business. and before
it shall be authorized to commence bank
ing business under this tttlr. shall trans
fer ana deliver Ia the treasurer nf ,.,.
United States. as security for it. circu
lating notes. any United States registered
bonds. hearing interest T. an amount
where the canital is one hundred ANA fifty
thousand dollars ar less, not less than
one-fourth of the capital. ana nifty thou
sand dollars where the capital is IN oX-
cess II nne hundred ana fifty thousand
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House Democratic Caucus.

Washington. Nov. 2S.-ConEreSSmau
j. ID. Richardson Of Tennessee tonight
authorized the statement tina the Dem
ocratic caucus. to select candidates for
a speaker and other offices If the next
House Will be, held at ] o'clock. nrNt
Saturday afternoon.
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Thr MaZet investigating committee
divided its attention at New York
Tuesday. between the district attor-
ney's office ana the office Of the corpo
ration counsel After the unsuccessful
attempt To have District Attorney
Gardiner appear before it. the commit
tee devoted 4 large portion Of The day
in hearing witnesses in relation t" in
dictmcnts that had bon dismissed and
guilty persons that had been allowed t"
g unpublished. several murder in
dictmcnts were introduced in evidence
which had been dismissed through tn"
influence, of IN" district attorneys Of
flee. and which counsel Moss cndeaV"r-
81 to show should have been prose
cutri In several instances the dis
trict attorney had accepted The plea "f
manSlauGhter in til" second degree.
where. according to the testimony al
Witnesses Mr.. Moss put on the stand.
deliberate murder haa been committed.
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2
THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING WEST-e35 A. NJ for Lewiston
bennington, Phillips, Rockland poi
n Iand, Boston. Bridgton;, Montreal and
iston, Portland and Boston, Farning,nn
Phillips, cdrrabasset. Rangelcy, E,ck'
land, Montreal and the Wegt. Aid 7, n
| local 10 Portland; 8. 4S +. NJ. texpressi H.
brunswick, Bath. R0ckand, Lewjstno
Portland and Boston; 1855 l.. NJ, (nigb;
pullmanJ every night for Lewiston. Baib
Portland and Boston; 10 a. NJ. Portland
Ind Boston. e'''41
G0ING EAsT-135 a. NJ. (pipb, u.
press) for SkowhcEan. bangor Bar M
Dor, st. stephen, st. John, Halifax "a
ArOostook county; go a. NJ. for WatcrI-
vile. Eeliast, Sko"hegan. Bangor and
BuckspOrt NInceDyrU, ST Stephen HIM
ton. Woodstock, ~. JohD and Haiifay.
1928 j. NJ local - Natcrv.lle AMI p a.
gor and Lewiston, via Oakland ana W.
throp: 30 J.. NJ. express for Waferviiin
Bangor. Bar Harbor. Wash. 90. p y
a. Il. r.; 3.ij i. NJ. for Waterville, oat-
land, North Arson. Bingham, SkOwbegsn
Belfast FOXcrOn. GreenVilIe Ranpor'
Old Town and Mattawdmkeag; Z28 r. II
Cor Watervillc-
sUNDAYs-Golng West, 1.55 A. NJ. FOR
for Brunswick Bath, Portland and Pos-
ton. Going East, J@5 y. VI. Bangor, Els.
worth and Wash. GO. X. r., gi5 III
and 30 =. NJ. for Watervile and Bangor
The Night Pullman Train leaving al
70 a. NJ. going east does not connect ror
Sknwhegan on Monday mornings. Or fp-
Belfast, FoXcroft or beyond Bangor, ex-
ccpt Ia Ellsworth and points on .As
Washington County Railroad, Sunday
mornings
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POLO.
Portland. 8: Salem. ).

P,rtIand Me. NOV. 2N.-Portllnd Won
the IImv from Salem IN lively work in
the last period. II va the most interest Y
ing game If the season
PORTLAND SALEM.
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TO CURE IA GRIPPE N TWO DAYS

Take Laxative Bromn Quinine Tablets
MI druggists refund ne money If II flt~
/" cure. T.. ". Gr">@S signature i@ "i
each box. 25c.
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SALEM.

Scnrr-Portland .. Salem. = Eush"s-
t'amplp-lI. !: tur,iS. s.. Jason. !. STOPS
T;,.rrl ~: Mallory. -. t"frrr.., trUmnllA
Timer Dycr Foul amph, II. Dyer.
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Manila Nov 29-I0.1o \ M-t'oI
Fell has defeated and scattered III"
hri2ades If Gen. Alrjandrino ana Gen
san Miguel The engagement took
place on the summit Of mountain. the
insurgents being so confident of the
impreGnahility Of their position that
they had their families with them.
The Americans captured all the en-
cmys munitions and artillery.