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uELP wANTEn-M.LE

WANTED Barber for Saturday; IS guarantee.
pa la ave NV. Item
WkNFED-CoIorea man who understands firing
boilers, Apply 224 n. Cap ST. Item
WANTED-Talent of every description for con-
certs. artists furnished entertainments man
AGED. CAPITAL VAUDEVILLE, DRAMATIC,
AND 3IUSICAL EXCHANGE, s1+-sl6 F st.
noS072tsenl
WANTED good barber, good pay, for satur-
day. II Il St ne. item
x&NTED-Colored. restaurant waiter and slllacker
At once, todays DICKS HOTEL AGENCY.
tia an - Item
WANTED Goedttseady barber at Riggs House,
and good pasEee away IN summer. Item
WANTED E<pessneed n.iddle-aged white man
Tor night work n Georgetown stable; best
ref required. Boz,5l5. this Office. no31 .ein
WANTED 5z17erienced grocery clerk and meat
cutter; one can command some trade IN ne.
preferred. Cau Sunday, December , between 8
ana p. IA, at 10 10th St ne. EeSo-2t,eIa
WAITED good barriers for Saturday; 8
guarantee lis H St. De. It
WANTED FTro=ilarhers for Saturday: s225 guar
antee- ilIaaftH st. Ew. At
WANTEB-C66k: 1lrcc dishsasIlers, two walters
for cafe, Office man, oolored. two bell boys,
driver SHACsnI EFORD'S. SOS Z 3 NV. II
EANTED-Bot Tor harbershop: good place shin
ing shoes 9s s. nv
WASTED-Hotel waiter. bell boy. and boy 10
drive and attend 10 horse. 1tS5 Nth 81.
---------
WANTED .Isite drivers and coaeIlrsn aequant-
ed = this clJz: references and snail capital
required; fne wages AID f-st-Cl=ss places sos
ssil s.. NV 1t
WASTED-Saa and wife for stock farTl; boz to
drive doctor I2o0 New York ave nv 1t
WANTED-wllte nan to drive and attend horses.
Apply, with references, 403-i05 Centre Market
WASTED Call SIC sth st. svr-at-e
+ ~
wANTED-Two good drivers: also yardman and
waiter; call quick, posi- EXCHANGE, 5l5
18th ST, nv 1t
WANTED-A bright young man IS salesman in
5eyTelTy store; permanent position 60 right
party; state references. Address BOX Gss. this
WANTED-Aotfye white men to clean windows.
Room 30 Stewart Building. 9Th and D sts-
no29-St, EN-
HANTED- good Ishore-s accustomed % work
with builders. Apply AEADS X REYNOLDS,
room /, e24 st NV. no29-2t, en-
WANTED ; dishSasher, at SO E ST. NV. 1t
WANTED-Rzlief clerk in drug store: at once
Address BOX Coz. this Office no29-2t
WANTED-white barber: steady. Apply JOHN
+ GERHOLD, 90 18th St NV. no29-st
" ANTED-TTo first-class jogrneymen tailors y.
H. hINSINGER. 18th and 6 SITS NV.
nozs-St,en
NANTED-A lev ffst-eiass men To represent he
Crown Saving and Loan Association OF Mary
land- salary to right parties Apply " " MAR
dADGhE, Jeuifer Building, 9Th and SIS.
noJ-tt
A-ANTED-FGr responsible position. reliable bust
Eess nan who furnish sew hundred dol
lars cash capital Address J, Station c. Box 33s.
ec22-tf
WANTED-A few irst-class outside saIesuien: sal
airy OF commission. Apply J. p R0YSTGN,
Agent, Room 309, Stewart Bldg, 9Th and sts-
nv. ocj-TI en-
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voR sALE-slIscELr.AxEoUs.

.-r-r--'f'--s~--
FOR SALES violin, $50; ladies' isokcts 81
-siSo. 1902 9Th st. NV ncso- en-
% dozea silver grey fleece elastic ribbed m
cerEear, @5e value fer 59e; II tsoz misses
heHFy uEerino underwear, &c value Tzc: I lot Of
&c bedspreads, I TO each Gust ssuer- for DC
BohciiS' si4 IL St ne ne3o-St,eEn
FOR SALE Fine folding bed. mirror fron.. nat
tres, and spring; complete; bargain. See
Al DIV LINZ ;. elZ NV no54s5t,csn +.
FOR sALE-sI5 reclining go-cart, perfect con
dition, 81 455 C 81 Nv. noSo-St. EN-
FoR sALE-Palyn ticket for gold (I4o=garl) watch
and chain, in Tor 81, cheap. Adde'S BOX
10. this Office uosl2t
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FOR SALE-Dress goods, silks lace curtains, por-
tieTes blankets, comforts, mems and BOYS,
payments sT1aai drop postal, cali JOSEPH CSHS
2S7 Pa. ave. nv no2I-lmo, en-
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help wANTED-FEaALn

white girl OF woman to wait
on table and do chamber work. 40I NV
Item
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W.7NTED-Two women, plain cooks. general
housesvora; also frst-cIass cook Enquire 1l29
18th si-aT. Item
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FER RENT-FLATs.

FOR RENT-Seat Eat OF four rooms and bath;
cheap. Apply 2ol East Capitol st. EOS st
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FOR SAfE-S6y for hair mattress. IN two parts;
lounges. $40: gasoline stoves and refrig-
orators; paFioT aad bedroom suites. 81 per week;
viii move and store Your goods: cash or credit
REDMOND. ST. and SIS 9Th st. NV. de4tt ,enl
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FOR SALE Baby carriage and umbrella; cheap;
practically new; Philadelphia Carriage Com
pany make from Moses Gail I05 81 NV II
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WANTED Respectable white woman Is house
keeper, - 60 in she country: good homo;
ref. required. Apply Office BOSTON STEAM
4-ALNE-iY, lst and G SIS NV. Item
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended Steamship Sailirss from Vancouver.
JAPAN, CHINA. AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
EAlPIsI-Ss OF CHISA..........-. Dec. 3. Feb. %
EssP6r.S9 OF INDIA. Dec 81. Ach. .
hAh AHAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
AoRAAGI- Nov &c WARRJNo0- Il
For rates apply 1923 Pennsylvania Avenue
au24-moE, wed, fritz
AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CALLING. WESTB0ESD, At CHERBOURG.
Sallings " Wednesday at 10 a. N
= Lolsis ------.------- Wednesday December ,
Sew 3erx. ..-....-...s.. " efincsday December =
southwark. 1900. IS Wednesday December 70 noon
.. LOUIS " cdncsday, December %
RED STAR LINE.
Wednesday, December .
ara " Wednesday, December 10
'aoeFlaad " wednesday. December 90
NV XGRK-ANTWERP-P
Every Wednesday at j noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers = and -. \. R--Of1ce IS Broadway. y. 7.
Philadelphia Oflee 905-g07 Walnut St
WASHINGTON oFFTCE-IS0s ST. y. W
Or " G. MOSS Agent, I4II St. y. W.
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Mails for BELIZE. PUERTO CORTEZ and
GUATEMALA. by rail to New Orleans. and thence
via steamer. close here daily az 1000 D. m the
connecting closes for which being Mondays
Mails for COSTA RIGA. by rail to New Orleans
and thence via steamer close here daily at 1904
p. m, the connecting closes for which being
Tuesdays
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FOR SA.E-Tyo choice lots in Takorna at zoe
per 50. f. LOUIS p SHOEMAKER. SO T
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NANTED-Neat capable woman, general work:
stay; good wages, also chambermaid. wait
-ess; quiek- 1913 \. y ave. Item
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FoR sALE-nICYcLEs.

EOR SALE-IiCYGLES-
TOR SALE-CleveIand gents bieycIa. with 81
lamp, s.. So 9Th It nv nc29-St
FOR sALE-6aens's bicycle; good condition: S.
-.ddress BOX COZ. this Office. Eua0-3t
EoR SALE-Lad;es' bicycle good coazIitie5,, s.
Address BOX go, this Office nosJ-st
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ron RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR SAI.F-NoRTHYEST

FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
FOR RENT-49 New York ave NV. desirable
Groom house, heated by furnace; cniy $50
per month. C. d. HARRISON, 2z0s lst 81. nv.
no3o$t
FOR RENI:-A very nice frame house. COS 10th
st. ne, cottage style, rooms and bathroom.
including la=ge stable and large cellar, S17. En-
quire 90 D st. NV Roso-tf
FOR RENT-A very nice frame house. cottage
style, rooms and bathroom, including large
stable and large cellar. So Inquire 20 d st.
NV. n,2e-tf
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NANTED-r-f,erieneed cylinder press feeders; no
Others wanted. MeGILL < WALLACE II07
u St lt.cm
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WASTED-tiood hnishcrs On chifiren's gowns;
one Grand girl- 1910 I st no30-St, en-
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TANTED-Coiored woman as assistant restaurant
cook. today DICKS HOTEL AGENCY, 6lS
9TH Item
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WANrED-At onee. reliable cook; snail san,-
ily POI Cd St Sc It en-
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Organs $50 Up.

organs $50 Up
- monthly payments for high grade organs,
best makes suitable for home lodges. chapels OF
churches; viii te PACKED sTI shipped 20 country
+. = desired BRADBURY FACTORY WAREROONS,
l225 Pa ave no29-u
FOR SALE Baby carriage aud umbrella; cheap;
practically new; Philadelphia Carriage Com
I pany make from Moses Gail Jos Z s.. NV It
/ FOR SALE-One przirle STATE 2co-eas incubator
and sven broodeTsE cheap for cash. address
Mrs y HUT Indian Head, Nd. no2e-5t,cll
| FOR SAILS SO Novelty kitchen range. No-
:, foE Sos. Sl5 eth 81 NV noe9-@t
| FOR sALE-onc fine eheIry bedroom suite. cost
so. tor SO; one s25 oak bedroom suite, for
| $l5.451 one eierTy hall rack, cost 50 for SO,
sold for storage charges; also Other goods SI5
| 6th ST nw- no29-St
| FOR SALE $50, White sexine, machine: very
cheap; yon can Try it before buying CAL
ANOTHER lot % frst-elass sewing machines; s.,
Slo. So and SIS. attachments and years
guarantee EUNk'S, 3S1 st. Sc no2s5r.em
FOR sALE-Cheap. a small sesare piano: must
be sold quick 452 y J. ave Sc no2S3t. en-
FOR sALE-cirzr and confectionery stand at
transfer station Box tse this ofRee-
! nozs-5t.em
FOR sALE1esood either; almost mex: cheap. IS
Myrtle ST ne ro2s-St-eIn
FOR SALE-Sstional cash register. So: coffee
Urn, $ l22Z sd It nv. no2s-etl en-
FOR SALE-Complete fixtures for store address
Box 66s. this offiee. Ho2sst
FOR SALE lumber. four feet long, $40 load,
delivered 81 10th =. no2S3t
PERENPTORY sALE-We arc closing mt the en-
tire sto5s Of dry goods. notions. wrappers,
underwear, skirts and waists; stock must be sold
az once regardless OF cost 1910 7th St nv
ae2s-st
FOR SALE handsome golden oak bookcase and
writing desk combined; heating stoves and
bedroom furniture I224 c 81 SIX. no7S3t
FOR SALE-LaGies bicycle. sidehoard and house
hold goods, Thursday Friday. and Saturday
10 dealer need Apply. 9l9 Mass. ave ne. aoss-35
FOR SAIE-O1ae 5runsM ick-BaIke billiard table
KING BROS. pool ROOM, 79l 7th It. nv
n0ZS-St
SPECIAL prices in wiRes,-Fine Old Pert, Si1er-
". Blackberry. and Cataxba zoe and 81 per
gslloni box OF p bottles fine Lager Beer. T5c,
orders delivered to any address IN Unlettered v2g
ons. THOMAS X. BEAVERS. 81 u St sw
Phone 1851 noz7-Imo
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4TANSTED-An experienced waitress. at once. AS
Pa. ave, NV. Item
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WANTED-16 hotel chamberniaiis, cleaners.
starerooa girls today BURGESS HOTEL.
AGENCY. 5fS Ioth st. Item
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FOR RENT-sToREs.
FOREIGN sIAfL<

FOR RENT-Niee store and six-room hosse and
stable; good business. 1901 18th ST ne.
r,a93-gf era
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FOR sAIE-HoUsEz.
FOR SALE-Kent S5!6 per year; price s 800:
splendid business property; fine business sec
ton NV; exceptional chance for bakery (Eas bake
OVEN. confectionery, luBchfoem; largest
schools in town Immediately adjacent. Rear Of
fee, ia 6 NV uo3G ,em
FoR sALE-Rent SEQ per yesr: price $50; nice
farmc cottage ne section car line; $3.50.
balance s. per month, Including principal and
interest. Rear Office. ia nv. no30-St.em
FOR SALE Perfect bone 20 Fla. ave. NV. So
$50, offer wanted; easy terms OWNER.
noSo7't
FOR SALE-Six-room hIick house. near G. P
o. $500; easy payments Address BOX s6T.
this cfhce no2s-3t
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WANTED-Two girls, plain cook, sI5: other
chambeTnaid. s12; private family; time OF.
1855 18th St NV It
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SPECIAL prices in EiRes.-Fiue Old Pert, SiIer-
y. Blackberry, and Catawba zoe and 81 per
gallon box CT p bottles fine Lager Beer. 75c;
orders delivered TO any address IN Unlettered wag-
ons THOMAS r. BEAVERS. 6II u St sw
Phone 1851 no57-1Ino
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FOR SALE-Steinway square, $50, cost $500;
nearly new upright. Sl6S; hauling. s.: stor-
age. 81 per month; repairing In all its branches
Hugo WorCh- $50 r.

eve DON'T BELONG TO THE CoNBINE.9
therefore sell roofing paper, nails, wire
and other goods cheaper than others: we paw thu
highest prices for iron, metals, machinery, paper
and books S. BENSINEER & Co. 18th and B
stS no2S-tf
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms, ID Aoor; gas, heat,
and hath; in quiet family: rent moderate
I735 Y J. ave NV noSDst, en-
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05

indian laws.
Recently the agent for the Kiowas
md COmancheS sent out word that they
lights to share in the tribes land and
money, soonrto be distributed pro rata.
The old men did not like to lose their
light of land and money, and, much
against their will, they were forced to
20 to the agency at Darlington and
make Il choice of their wives. In nearly
Every case the old squaws were chosen.
In the case of Tall Beaver he chose
he youngest of his squaws, and the
'ther six killed themselves because they
Tere moi the lucky ones.
Tall Beaver is very glad that he got
id of his squawS, he said, because they
we're no good to work, and he was fast
osing his fortune in consequence there
)f He said he did not care if his de-
,erted wives did kill themselves, as it
Tas not his fault Some of the older
men were angry ut the agent because
hey had to give up their wives. and
threaten to sue the United States for
he damage done.
Ii used to be among the Kiowas and
Iomanches that the more wives one
possessed the better standing he had in
TlDal ranks. But lately the young men
AVE only taken more than one wife be-
:ause it was the style to do so. They
we're glad to get rid of their many
iquaws, but the old men held back
md kept the younger element on their
ide.
The legal casting away Of wives took
)lace on the open prairie near the agen-
y. The agent Maj. Mischner. tall and
ligniiied, sat on his pony in the midst
)f the terrified redskins. He had list
)f names of the members of the tribes
rom each district, and called them out
n alphabetical order. Some of the
Iquaws grew frantic when they learned
hey had been abandoned. Some of the
Tomen took ii more kindly aDd went
o the agent where they were given
Tol and some of them have been for
innate enough to marry again. 1t is
estimated that 400 women will be de-
erted before the last trace of polygamy
dotted out in these two tribes.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
silver aud Savings Banks.

Che volume Of savings banks bank
deposits and what free silver would
mean in reference to them, is a bound
less subject. Take. ior instance, the
state OF New York and read what the
New York World, II leading Demo-
cratic organ, says upon the subject:
''irom the annual report on the saw
ings banks OF this state it appears that
4l5.31O new depositors took out hooks
last year. The total deposits. were in
creased by SIS, ,S53, ,004 over the total
Of the previous year.
The savings hanksyoi New York re.
port 2,036,0l7 depositors. They are
creditors Of the banks for money on de.
posit at interest amounting to the
huge sum OF 1858, 1927.
This shows that there are S5S, 443..
277 reasons, every one of them worth
sound dollar, why the vote OF New
York will not be easily secured for the
proposition to pay back 100 cents de-
posted 'as good as gold" with 90
cents worth Of silver.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
Bryan's rwo-rnced PLATFORM.

1t IS IL pity for Bryan that there is
no way of having eNpurgated or cen.
sorized for reading in the West, his
Eastern speeches about the paramount.
cy of 'imperialism." Free silver be-
levers III the Western states cannot
relish the Democratic Eastern talk
that the l6 to | plank in the platform
does not mean anything, except trick
for catching votes in the silver states.
And ii anti-eXpansion is paramount to
free silver, these same people we'll
wonder what their own place can now
he in the Democratic party, expansion
being policy they themselves view
with paramount favor. In this age
OF easy communication between locali-
ties, it is not possible for principles Of
party TO be conhded to one part OF
the country secreted from other parts.
In the wholesale desertions from Bryan
of Silver Republicans like Senator
Stewart. Of Nevada, and ex-senator
Mantle, of Montana, there is interest
ing proof that modern Janus faced
statesman cannot stand much show of
success. lie cannot talk from face
No. ] without the impertinent tele-
graph instrument telling it to those for
whom the words from face No. were
meant, and vice versa.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
WIVES COUNTED OUT.
indians Compelled by Law to For-
sake Polygamy.


sake PolyEamy.
Six suicides and hundreds of broken
hearts is the record of one months
slaughter in the Kiowa and Comanche
indian reservation. The order of the
United States government compelling
The men of the Kiowa and Comanche
tribes to give up all but one wife has
caused sorrow aud death to invade the
domestic circles of their homes. 1t has
oeen more severe than the Unhed
States officers dreamed that it would
De. 1t has caused more trouble than
any order that has been issued against
he Indians for many years.
The orders of the Interior Depart
nent issued last winter, were explicit
IN the question of Indians having more
Ian one wife. 1t stated that all red
skins must come at once to the agency
md proceed to account for their house
hold. The Indians did not obey. The
indian agents We're lenient, not desir-
ng to push such vital and delicate
subject. The old men and the young
oucks did not pay any heed to the edict,
out proceeded to marry more Squaws
and increase their household, as has
oeen the custom for years. In some of
The households there were as many as
ten women who had been made wives
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
Developed by Cultivation.

All garden vegetables are merely
types improved by long cultivation of
wild species. The wild cabbage is
common enough ia places by the sea,
but is of no use for food in its wild
state. Indeed, 1t will take botanist
TO tell that it was cabbage at all.
Scotland owes the cabbage to Crom-
wells soldiers. The caulifower is but
cultivated improvement on the cab-
hage. 1t was brought to perfection in
Cyprus and was very little known un.
I'll about century ago. The parsnip
is another native of this country. You
may find it along almost any hedge
row, but it is small and intensely bit.
ter in its wild state.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
WHAT WE NAVE
PROMISED.
TEse Philippine Policy IS Fluffy
aHd S1ccfTc [gy stated
As Against Bryan's General Idea of a
STABLE Governments, the H"puL-
licanS Place Their PRO
gramine ia Full.

Certain Democratic and semi-Demo-
cratic papers are much troubled by an
alleged lack of an affirmative Republi-
can policy in the Philippines. 1t is true
that the Republican party now ooccu-
pies pretty much the position Lincoln
held ~ the time OF his death in re-
spect to reconstruction, namely: that
it is not absolutely and irretrievaDly
committed to any policy. 1t is to a
considerable extent feeling its way.
and the policy in the Philippines will
be not to deal with some events and
problems until they arise. At the
same time the administration has an
nounced and declared general policy
OF clear and comprehensive character.
The Philippine commission in its
proclamation to the people OF the ISL
ands gave clear and comprehensive
outline of the general policies of the
administration. They were in sub
stance as follows:
() The supremacy of the United
States to he recognized throughout
the islands.
(2.) The fullest self.covernment to
be granted which is compatible with
II just, stable, effective and economical
administration and with the sovereign
authority of the United States.
(3.) The civil and religious rights
of the Filipinos to be assured with the
equal standing of all before the law.
a. An honest civil service with
the natives preferred. No exploitation
of the people,
Co.. Honest collection and disburse-
ment OF taxes. Local funds not to be
used for other than local purposes.
C } a pure, speedy and effective
administration of justice in the courts
with protection for the rights of all.
(7.) The promotion OF railroads and
other means of communication and
transportation.
49, Domestic and foreign trade
and commerce and the promotion oI
native industry to he the constant pur'
pose OF the United States.
(9.) Ample provisions for free schools
in which the children of the people
will be educated. Appropriate facili
ties also for higher education.
Q0.) Reforms in all departments o
government, all branches of the public
service and in all corporations closely
touching the common life of the people
to he undertaken speedily and executed
conformably with right and justice.
Pledged to these purposes the Unit
! ol NO
pinos, who are estimated to constitut,
less than five per cent of the popula
tion, that they could accomplish moth
ing by their resistance except their
own ruin
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l0iISHl

Rheumatic pains are the cries of protes;
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
joints and excited nerves. The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation OF
waste matter in the system, and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain.
ing food they require. The whole system
feels the effect of this acid poison and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back TO healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. James Ke.l, of 7o7 Ninth street, N. F.,
Washington, D. G., writes as follows IA few
months ago had an attack of Sciatic Rheuina,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
Morgan's Straight Talk.

Senator John T. Morgan, of Ala
bama. though leading member of the
party which is trying to prove that Re-
publican pulicies are 'imperialistic,
is not afraid to give the Mckinley ad-
ministration policies credit for being
the opposite OF mperialistc."
An interviewer for a Southern paper
asked him:
do you approve Of Secretary Hays
policy III negotiating with the CHI
nese?''
Thoroughly" came the emphatic
reply. ''Mr. Hay has been wise and
statesmanike, and his course has been
beyond criticism. He has reflected
credit in "A remarkable manner ON this
government abroad and has eXcelled
the achievements Of the foreign chan.
cellories."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05
Oriental Trade Growing.

1t is especially interesting to note
that our exports to Asia and Oceanica
are gaining with a greater proportions
ate rapidity than to any other part OF
the world, our total in 1890 amounting
to $751; S2S, 6S4, and in 1900, were
81 1874, 479,3l4, an increase Of SO per
cent; to Europe our exports in 1890
were $6S3, 1876, 1897 and in 1900 were
81, ,040, l67,3l2, an increase of 52 per
cent; to North America our exports in
1890 were $94, l00,4l0, and in 1900
were $lS7, ,299,3lS, an increase of 100
per cent; to Oceanica our exports in
1890 were 81 AGO, 2G9 as against S43,-
800, 927 In 1900, or an increase of 1874
per cent; while TO Asia our exports in
1890 were : 8, 696, $40 as against $64,-
0l3,0S4 in 1900, or an incraese of 230
per cent.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1900-10-05

A Mauser bullet entered the brain Of
Jeremiah O'Leary, British soldier at
the battle of Colenso. An expert sur
geon removed the bullet, and with it n
small portion of the mans brain.
'ince then his memory is slightly i'm
paired, and he detests the taste OF beer,
although he had heen very fond OF it
previous to receiving the, wound.