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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08
IWenty-Eighlh Annual.
With the greatest of pleasure herewith
4! V'aty-Elghth Aaaua! Opening,

of the greatest variety of merchandise that has ever been
exhibited in the City of Butler Every department COM
pete in itself and mammoth establishment represents
little world of its We carry but the best of mer-
chandise and everything positively represented. We
spared no time to procure only the best and podate
chandise and the most popular pres we have no equal
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08
DIR j. ". MARTINS

DIR j. ". MARTIN
"Model Pharmacy" is Justly deserv'
ing OF great commentator. He
carries fine line OF chemically pure,
fresh drugs. medicines, paints, oils.
A speciality is made OF compromising
physicians prescriptions, as the doe.
tor is an eminent practitioner and a
graduate in pharmacy.
HAND BROS.
This house takes rank among the
thoroughly representative business
concerns OF Merwin. The Hand Bros.
carry the best grades OF heavy and
shelf hardware, barb and woven wire,
agricultural implements, carriages,
wagons, etc; also choice staple and
fancy groceries. Their motto is,
"Live, and let live"
w. DE'FoREsT.
This gentleman conducts model
grocery establishment, and deals in
all kinds of staple and fancy goods,
flour, feed, garden and orchard pro-
ductions and country produce, and
pays the highest market price for
poultry, eggs, etc.
MERwIN LAND co.
This is one OF the leading land and
real estate firms in Bates county
and cannot be overlooked in the
local review OF the town. The firm
is composed OF W. NJ. Bennington
and G. T. Williams. They have a
large list Of desirable farms for sale
and exchange, and have excellent
facilities and prompt service, while
their mottois Square dealing, quick
sale and small profits" These gen.
tlenen have'the very best references
as guarantee of their honest and
liberal dealings.
MERwIN NORMAL COLLEGE.
j. N. Moore. d. D., President. This
is one OF the leading academical In.
stituions OF the kind in the state, and
has gained wide reputation as a
normal college, business institute
and conservatory Of music. The
courses are: classical, scientific, com.
mercial, shorthand, typewriting,
music and elocution. The college
for the past year is under new d.
rectors, new equipments and thor
ough Instructions.
CITY NEAT MARKET.
This model market is under the
supervision of W. l. Lewis, who is an
excellent Judge Of good beef cattle,
and supplies bis large corps Of pat
rons with the choicest the market
affords. He pays the highest cash
price for hides, pelts, tallow, and
handles game, fish, oysters, ETC., in
their season
F. W. MORLAN.
This gentleman is a thorough me.
chanic and attends to general black
smith and carriage work, wood and
machine work, pillow and disc sharp
ening and painting, etc. Practical
horseshoing is a special feature Of
his business.
]. Z. BELL.
This gentleman established his
model restaurant here on the Goth
Of May, since which time be has met
with . we'll won success. He serves
regular meals and short order at all
times and carries = choice line Of
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08
Our Dress Goods Department.

Is filled to the utmost capacity with the latest up-todae
woolens in all the popular shades there is none to equal
them we bought them direct from the manufactmer-all
foreign dress goods direct from the importer thus giving us
exclusive styles Every piece of WOODEN is shrunk and
sponged will not spot under the iron and will retain its ma
tura COLOR there is for any to purchase inferior
clothes simply handle all wool materials in this depart
ment at very popular prices.
Black and COlored Silks and Peau de sole
is our great hobby, they all guaranteed have ha
died these brands for years and did have occasion
to refund the money for single yard. Remember we
guarantee these goods and refund the money if repre-
sented AS usual we show very large line of
Red, Half BleaChed and BIeaChed Table Damask,
with napkins to match. We famous this department
have sold table linens to your mother and grandmother
and compliments passed upon this department daily
We think useless to quote you prices in this department.
We simply say that goods better and prices lower
than others.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08
j. Z. BELL.

This gentleman established his
model restaurant here on the Goth
Of May, since which time be has met
with . we'll won success. He serves
regular meals and short order at all
times and carries = choice line Of
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-10-08

This gentleman is a thorough me-
chanic and attends to general black
smith and carriage work, wood and
machine work, pillow and disc sharp
ening and painting, etc. Practical
horseshoing is a special feature oil
his business.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-21
I'm buGn 0jGmpIO

AQut, en- este pals en- que nadlc qule-
re reconocer que sc equlyoca, cuando
surge un hombrc q. honradamente rec
tifca un determinado criterio eyltando
cnojosas discusiones, debe decirse para
que sirva de saludable eiemplo
Aver, durante la discussion preli-
minar para la constitution de la mesa
directiva de la association de agricul-
torres. eI Sr. Manuel Camunas, hizo la
proposition de que Sc compusiera de
. miembros la Junta directiya. Ell ST.
Juan Guzman Benitez, Sc levant6 Y
diio que creia mas oportuno que Sc
nombraran catorce; siete por San Juan
Y siete por cada uno de los doparta-
mentos de la isla.
ri Sr. Camunas Sc leyanto y dijo
que seria mas acceptable 10 propuesto
nor ell Sr. Guzman Benitez Y que en-
taI yirtud retiraba su moci0n no solo
nor considerar Ia otra mas oportuna,
sin6 tambi6n para evitar que Sc perdie-
ra ell tempo en- discusiones de escasa
ImpOrtancia
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Representations de Ia pr0nSa en-
Ia aSambI8a de aver,

La asamblea celebrada aver por los
aericultores de Ia isla, Sc VIC muy CON
currida por representatives de la prem
sa local. 10 que prueba el inter6s que
inspira asunto de tan vital importancia.
AM tuvimos oportunidad lie yer, al
Sr. Perez Loada, por ell @Boletin
Mercantile Cristobal Real por ell she
raldoD. Luis Weisberg y Adolfo Les
pier, por el eNews2, Hoyos Delgado,
Dor la eEstreIla del Norte9, Rafael
Diaz Andino por @La Democracia@,
Sr. Carril por sEl Sol9 j senores In
fante, Braschi y Zeno Gambia por @La
Enrrnsnondcncia.
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UNA EQUIV0CACION

En- carta que hemos recibido de Ca
glas Y que suscribe ell senior Carlos del
Toro Fernandez, eX-redactor de La
Domocntojr, Sc nos participa que don
Juan del Toro RAMIREZ Ia. 9. e. no
es padre de Julio Toro Fernandez,
pues este ante Ia ley NADIA tiene que
yer con ell Sr Toro Ramirez.
Por equivocaci6n diiimos que este
spnor era padre de don Carlos y de
Julio, 10 que aclaramos en- atenci0n 4
la ameritada carta.
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S. Melon y Ca.

Venden por mayor q al detalIe q pre-
CLOS limatados
Hierro gaIyanizado Iiso y acanalado
ingl6s.
Tornillos con tuerca y arandela.
Azadas superiores marca SManoS.
Rejas de arado inglesas.
Planchas de hierro inglesas.
Machetes <cocodrilos.
Camas de hierro inglesas.
Colchones de alambre superiores.
Loza en- huacales muy barata.
Vagillas de Is cubiertos.
Puntas de Paris.
Maquinas de coser STANDARDS.
Aceite de linaza ingl6s
Pinturas superiores inglesas.
Frisas espanolas de todas classes
Sacos de Yute para azGcar
Hilo acarreto.
Un complete surtido de mercancfas
a precios de quemaz6n.
A todo oomprador de alguna impor-
tancia, Sc lie regala un tocador un
abanico.
San Justo u San Juan p. r. a. D
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Information Local

SANTORAL. - Stos. Mauricio Y
comps. mrs Emerano ob. Y mr.. y
stas. Digna, Emerita, { lradia vgs, y
mrs. Y Salaberga abadesa.
CORREO.-Cartas detenidas en- la
administration de correos: Nouaux Y.
Nieves Serafn. Nieyes Nemecio. Neu
man Abram. Nicves Juan Nau Ant
hony &. Narvaiz Anastacio. Mango
Felipe. Osbaldeston Martha. Orta Ju-
liza. Ortiz Ria.
SANTO DOMINGO.-El gobierno
de Santo Domingo ha negado la eXho-
neraci6n de derechos que varios ira
icantes habian solicitado para traer
maderas para traviesas 4 Pto. Rico.
Sc NENDEN.-Un piano de bue-
mas yoces Y varios muebles. Neanse
San Justo n1mero % csquina Luna
Is V. s.
MANICOMIO.-IIan ingresado en-
dicho establecimiento, Francisco Her
ndndez v Tomas Rodriguez, ambos de
Humacao,
SUBASTA.-Esta manana Sc lley6
4 efecto en- las olicinas del Director de
los asiIos de Beneiicencia la subasta Gle
lenas, obteniendo la buena pro el Sc
nor Jorge Saldana, por la suma de
81. 10 centayos la cuerda 8 sean l28
pies cubicos.
MUY BARATO. - Sc vende un
iuego de muebles americanos, de po-
co usO,
Informara d. Ramon Carbon, san
Francisco -. q. 81,
ALCOHOLADO.-Con este nom
bre Sc ofreccn nj p0blico intinidad de
preparados que son simpIcs mezclas de
ron eseneia de malagueta; pero ell SAL
Coholado Gatell9 es una destilaci6n de
alcohol puro con flores y semilIas de
plantas mcdicinales, que cura el dolor
de cabeza reumatismO y es un com-
two muy agradable para el baHo Y ell
tOCador.
Procdrelo en- las Farmacias y re-
chase cualquier imitaclon de este re-
nombrado producto.
HOTEL HELNEIIA.- Para toda
persona de gusto no hay otro Hotel
como este, despues de reunir todas las
condsiones higitnicas que deben po-
ner todos estos establecimientos.
Su scryicio cs csmcrado y los pre-
clos m6dicos.
MISA.-El jucyes ~ del corriente
4 las - dc la manana y en- Ia lglesla
de las RR NM. Carmeltas Sc cantara
una misa 4 Nuestra Sonora de las Mcr-
cpdes, costcada por un devote.
Sc suplica la asistcnca.
NICOLAS MORERA.-Este scnor
falIeci6 en- ell Ilopital de mujercs y nj
nos s de Matenidad, de Pucrta de
I L., If.h INV,
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NOtiCiaS generates

U0NSEJO A LAS MAnREs I'll iaratr g ealmann
senorA Ninslow debe usarse -upfe e los MUGS
e2tap e peraic dc a denticdn ltopotGis na atyio
Immediate al pequcdo paciente prudite sutno zs4-
turaI traaqne allvia e door ei cage ito despetEA
aoy vivo alcCre nuy agradabie QaiaaA=, 1atgaE
al nino ablauda rn1tas, 4liva sus dolores hae -
Giles las funcioues del zstomEg1 rega os satesaoN
Is Il ueior sere..ic uonocdo para Ia da.rea ~ pro
vsupss.Ssfs ie lb d.n:a6n dc cCAluefa 1tE4 -Eaaa
lbnsass sopcha slldscs rtdr = sfses '@ASAASSa
3iS Ss5.,gx W5ssGcg as > sesior e. sodoa
AL FIN! All fin encontr6 la anemia
su en6rgico dominador. Tomen los
an6micos las Pildoras de Vale Can
clio de Ponce, y vereis ese triunfo com
probado.
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CABLEG RAMAS
ESTRADA PALMA

New York, Stbre. 21 Il Up, M
Dicen de la Habana que ell presiden-
te Estrada Palma ha sido objeto de
una gran oyaci6n en- los pueblos y
oludades de Oriente que ha yisitado.
Los representatives de todos los par
tidos politicos ofreci6ronle sus respe-
tos, concurriendo 4 los festejos cele-
brados en- su honor.
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EN- La SESSION. De AVER De LA ASAMBLEA DE
AGRiCULTORES RESUL TAROR PROGLAMAD0S
P0R MAYORLA De Y0T0S Los SGUEATES
SEhORES, COMO MiEMBR0S De La JUATA
CENTRAL 0RGAhIzAOORA

Con residencia en- San Juan.-Don
Enrique Delgado Don Juan de Guz-
man Benitez. Don Manuel Pania-
gua.-Don Manuel Lomba. Don Sc
vero Ochoa. Don Fidel Guillerme-
ty.-Don Carlos Maria Sober
Con residencia fuera de la Capital -
Don Eduardo j Gonzalez -por el De-
partamento de San Juan. Don Lucas
Amadeo i'd id. Ponce. Don Vicente
Ninas id. id. Aguadilla. Don Santa
go Saenz id. i'd Mayagilez. Don Ma
nuel Ledesma i'd id. Arecibo.-Don
Jose Marcano id. id. Humacao. Don
Marcelino Sola id. id. Cuayama.
Tambi6n Sc acord0 en- los casos de
ausencia y de no aceptaci6n del cargo
4 los senores suplentes de los siete Ill
tlmos yocales, como sigue:
Don Ricardo Gomez. ell De-
partamento de Mayagtlez. Don Anto-
Mo Mariani id. id. Ponce. Ma
nuel Rodriguez Cabrera id. id. Aqua
dilla. Don Manuel Belen Perez id. id.
Arecibo. Don Francisco Oliver i'd
id. Humacao. Don Arturo Diaz id.
id. Guayama. Felix Perez id. id.
San Juan.
Hecho este, qued6 suspendida la Sc
sion para continuarla al dia siguiente,
2l del actual 4 la una del dia, en- Ia
que Sc tratara de importantes propo-
s clones preseE tadas y que puedan pre-
sentar & la Asamblea
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SOBRIEDAD

Existe una costumbre entire nos
otros que debe corrcgirse Con pl me-
jor desco la apuntamos.
Cuando en- asambleas, &meetings1 8
actos analogos, Sc plantea un profile
ma cualquiera, hay gran prisa por pc
dir la palabra y Sc usa y sc abusa de
ella, cansando al auditorio.
Las personas de buena que voluntad
toman parte en- dichos actos deben ser
sobrios, pues asf Sc conyence mejor al
auditorio y sc va 4 un fin comtln deter
minado y rapidamentc.
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AGITACION

New York Stbre u Ii A. NJ.
Comunican de Panama que toma
grandes proporciones la agitaci6n scpa-
ratista en- ell Itsmo.
Affrmase que entire ell gobierno de
BogOta y companies americanas que
tienen grandes intereses Ell ell Itsmo,
reina tirantez de reIaciones, que cada
dfa Sc acentua mas. EI gobierno teme
que estalle en- el Itsmo una potente
inSurreCci0n.
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VENEZUELA

New York Stbra. 2I ii A, NJ.
Informan de Curacao que las ges-
tones que Sc hacen en- Paris para en-
pr6stito 4 Venezuela de algunos mi
llones, Sc cree que dardn buen resul-
tado.
La coIonia venezolana en- Trinidad
estima pcrjudicial la contradiction de
ese empr6stito en- la forma en- que 10
pretende un sindicato de capitalistas
franceSeS,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1903-09-21
Peste Bubonica

New York, Stbre. 81. IL p. M.
Sc confrma que en- Marsella han
ocurrido casos de peste bub6nica. Las
activas medidas sanitarias adoptadas
por los m6dicos, han resultado muy
eicaces, pues la epidemia sc atai6 en-
seguida, reinando absolute tranquil
dad en- Marsella Varias casas fueron
mandadas quemar. Sc aplaude mu-
cho 4 la junta de m6dicos de la citada
ciudad
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A V | S 0

La Direction de Carload recibira en-
su Oticlna, calle de Allen nun. 3, ell
pr0ximo sabado, 26 del corriente mes,
4 las dicz de la manana, proposiciones
para ell servicio de suministros i las
institucioncs de Carload por los meses
que restan del ano econ6mico en- curse,
de los articuIos que 4 continuation Sc
eXpresan, sugetandose 4 las condicio-
nes siguientes:
1.-El Director, en- cumpHmiento
del articulo 23 del Reglamento, Sc re-
serya la facultad dc rechazar cualquie-
IA de las proposiciones y solo aceptard
aqu6llas que, combinando buena cali
dad con precios m6dicos, conyenga
mas i los intereses de los estableci-
mientos
q Cada proposition debe ser acom-
panada de la muestra del artfculo, ell
que sea elegido Sc guardarG, renovdn-
dose de un mes para otrO, con objeto
de comparar la calidad eyitandO as1 el
enyio de clase inferior 4 la estipulada.
B Como Sc observara en- la relacion
de alimentos, unos seran entregados
mensualmente, i mas tardar ell dia Ill
timo, otros por semana y algunos dia-
riamente. Para que haya puntualidad
Ell ell seryicio, la direction hara sus
pedidos 4 los respectivos comerciantes
dol dia 20 al 25 de cada mes.
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LOS NOTARIOS

CARPETAS PARA ESCRITURAs
en- todos oolores, SO hacen & Ia 6rden,
en- sL& Correspondence do Puerto
Rioos,
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-03
The Shoe
Department.

This Department is now ready for
business. It is loaded with the very
best selections, in late styles and nov
elites the markets can produce. We
are ready to wait on you. If you are
not a customer of ours let us book you
with the majority. You know us; you
have known us for years; we have never
failed you. Come and go with us
through our stock and be convinced
that what we say is true.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Slippers and Shoes at all prices, to
please and suit all people.
= buying your Spring and Summer
.a-.a doo;dnd1,r the 1nrcract ctnn1r IN
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-03

You will save money by buying your Spring and Summe
Footwear from We have decidedly the largest stock
this section and
Are better prepared to please than ever.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-03

marvellous. Such selection in Lace, Fancyem-
broideried and Plain Hosiery never seen in
Union City. All will wear low slippers, therefore
the Lace and Fancy Hose will be worn.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-03

'runks.A large line at all prices from $I5o on up.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1903-04-03

To attempt to describe the bewitching scene that
will meet your gaze in this department on above
date would be futile. You only draw a vague
idea of the treat in store for you when we tell you
that the cleverest designers of this country have
contributed to this showing At any rate, come to
our Millinery parlors and see the style. You may
want up-to-date ideas. We have them
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-14

Mrs, Robert Starkweather of PEN
dleton is the guest of Mrs Kinney.
Mrs, w. II. Barker returned last
night from a visit to Portland.
George X, Rogers wen, to Seaside
last evening in the interests of the
wocdn}en of the World,
w, II, Barker made trip 10 Port
land last night.
Walter Jackson. an authority on ci-
gars ami tobacco. Is in the city,
Rev. A, 5, ketchum. d. D., OF Sa-
lem is in the city, the guest of Rev.
Henry Narcotic,
Rev, \. $, Lawlcr, ., p. recently
of Martinez, and now pastor of the
Dominican church at Portland, was
the honored guest of the Y. NJ. l, at the
office OF f. G. Foster last evening.
Father Lawier win return the middle
OF next montA and will adress the pub
lie at an oTen meeting given III der
the auspices OF the institute. At last
nights session considerable routine
business was transacted and "a good
social time was enjoyed. Father Law
Ter returns to Portland today.
Ruoie, the Is year old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Emil Hammerstrom en-
tertained number OF playmates yes
terday afternoon. Those present we're;
Dorothy Thomson, Mildred Smith. Bes-
sic Cordiner, Margaret Taylor, Mar
garet Griffin, Lennet Ferguson, Martha
Foard, Nellie Wilson, Alma Ekkstrom,
Jeanie Bradford. Jeanette Peterson,
Annette Stinson. Proctor Thomson,
Lloyd Van Dusen. Otto Utzinger. Ar
thur Danielson, ALI Hammerstrom.
Dainty reneshment were served and
pretty games were played.
Mrs. n. Smith assisted by her sister
MISS Nellie BuSsy, entertained party
of little folks at the residence of Mrs
Jennie Busey Wednesday afternoon.
The occasion was Master Stuart
Smiths Sth birthday and he was the
recipient of many nice presents. Kin
dergarten games and grand peanut
hunt were the features of the after
Moons enjoyment, Lloyd Hammer
stroin being the prize hunter. After
dainty refreshments were served the
little guests departed wishing Stuart
many happy returns. The guests were
Stella Cook, Lloyd and Grace Ham
merstrom, Sydney Cordiner, frankie
Hilderbrand. Willie Snow and Gordon
Smith.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-14
Live Well

You Can do Il II You Trade With
Foard 4 Stokes Co.
Everybody enjoys good living but few
like to SEQ the bills come In. especially
when thsy are larger than you believe
they should be, Look into your buy.
Ing and not only try 70 save on your
expenses but yet the best food for your
table at the same time. We pride our
selves on keeping only the highest
grade OF delicacies FOR the table. Our
preserves, dried fruit, sauces. canned
speciaities In meat. tish and vegetables
cannot be excclled anywhere wo want
You to look at our display in this line
aud we can ease your troubled mind as
what TO eat either for breakfast, din
ner or lunch. FoARp 4 STOKES co
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-14
FROM THE NEW ROCKS

Life is the survival Of the strong
Prince Hagen,
The man whu really loves and suf-
fers is generally stupid ~ the same
moment. Despotism and Democracy
Dere may be some ttngs dot are bet
ter dan money. but II takes money to
buy dem.--A victim OF conscience.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-14
OVER COO LIVES LOST.

Full particulars were recently receiv-
ed from the Samoan islands In regard
to the terrible hurricane which visited
those islands ana In which over 500
lives were lost Such loss Is appall-
ing, but after all Is not to be compar-
ed with the numbtr of persons who
have lost their lives from indigestion.
dyspepsia and constipation and other
stomach troubles, The number has.
however, been considerably reduced
since the introduction OF Hostetter's 5
stomach Bitters, 80 years ago, because
It positively cures all such ailments,
Your life and health are too precious
to experiment with therefore Try this
famous remedy first Of all and be cured
ut once. 1t won't dlsappolnt you. The
genuine has our private stamp over TIE
eek of he bottle
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-14
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

In the fork Of the noads at Ave cor
ners leading from East Derry, n, H.,
TO the Adams mill may be seen a large
elm tree that was set cut on the day
tha, President Lincoln was assassinat-
ed. Mr.. Isaac Henry tones set out the
tree and Mr. Albert Kimball was there
at the time. Mr. Ninhall says he re-
calls the event distinctly, and has
watched the tree all these years in its
growth. This sturdy elm proves a
good marker of an event OF such in
telest.
Excavations In Rome prove the city
to have existed long before the time of
Ramulus--so the story of his founding
Of the Eternal City is rs mythical as
that Of his being sucked by wolf,
4 Syracuse coal dealer has been so
pesterei with Inquiries as TO how he
hurt hims,relf on the Fourth of July
that he now hands his friends print
ed card reading as follows; How II
hanpened. No. il was not n firecraeker
or skyrocket. came downstairs in the
dark and stumbled on a piece of tin
lsed in the fireplace, Yes. Il viii
nrohahly leave a scar. DO YOU think
we are going to have rain?'
In the first seven months of her ca
reer the big seven-master Thomas W.
Lawson paid out in dividends sss.leo. or
an average Of S,l21 per month, At
that rate she will earn ses.l24 per year
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1903-08-14

CLATSOP COUNTY WE'LL FEA-
TURED-J. Q. A. Bowlby has returned
from Portland. Mr.. Bowlby states
that he visited the exhibit Of the Ore
gon information bureau at the depot
there and was pleased to find the ex-
hiblt of grasses set by the joint COM
mittee of the Chamber OF Commerce
and the Push" club in prominent
part Of the display of state resources.
"Clatsop county has nothing 10 be
ashamed OF in that exhibition said
Mr.. Bowlby yesterday. I'VE are right
there, and all who come TO the bureau
for information must see us before
they go out again. / talked with sew
eral experts on agriculture and they
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office OF c. Q. NJ, Vancouver Rar.
racks, WASH, August s. 1909. Sealed
proposals, In triplicate. win be received
here un,ll II a, M, September 4, 1908,
and then opened for repairs 10 Hospital
at Fort Stevens, Oregon, Y, s. seserv-
es the 'tgd to reject or accept any or
all proposals or any part thereof, En-.
velopes containing proposals should be
marked Proposals for repairs TO Hos
pital at Fort Stevens. Oregon" and ad-
dressed to undersigned.
III. HATHAWAY, c. Q. Nj.
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