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The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

Dunkley's Celery Compound
for that tired feeling. Begin on
a bottle now. Mayo & Weaver.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

counts of the fun they had and
the memory OF it will long linger
with them.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

DIR. Bailey and Mr.. Baskerville
Hardy from the prairie were in
the city yesterday on business.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Notice of Registration.

Pursuant to the provisions and re-
quirement of the Code, notice is here
by given to the people Of the county
that I will be at the following places
upon the dates mentioned below for
the purpose of registering all who are
entitled to register under the law.
Caledonia, Monday, April %, 1904
Lebanon, Tuesday, ." 26, 1904
Old Zion, Wednesday. g 81, 1904
Trinity, Thursday. %, 1904
Cobb's Switch, Friday, %, 1904
Artesia, Monday, May 2, 1904
Crawford, Tuesday, . 3, 1901
Mayhem, Wednesday, g 4, 1904
Columbus, Thursday, : 5, 1904
3-30-3w II. j. GUNTER, Registrar.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07
Weekly Market Report
.-PREPAREu BY.
y. tt. STEVENS a. SON.
THE MAIN STREET GB0CERS.

Tuesday. April ;. 1901
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-04-07

Nov. 9th, 1908.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21
PIRATES TONIGHT

The overture for the pirates OF
Penzance" performance this evening
will start promptly at Sis. The cur.
tain will drop on the last act at 10: 40.
These times will be strictly adhered to.
New scenery and new costumes will
intensity the brilliance Of the produc.
ton and special scenery has also been
painted. Chorus and cast have been
carefully selected and a very finished
performance is looked for. Especial
attention has been paid by Allan Dunn,
general director Of the opera, to dra.
matte work. and welcome results arc
anticipated in this line. Many local
hits have been added to Gilbert's orig.
inal libretto.
The full cast Is as follows:
Richard, Pirate Chief ..........
:. .............. Mr.. Hugo Herzei
Samuel, his Lieutenant ...........
E. ....... Mr.. Clarence Waterman
Frederic, a Pirate Apprentice .....
= :. ..'...... MIR. James ID. Dougherty
Maj. Gen. Stanley, of the British
Army ..... Mr.. Raymond c. Brown
Edward, a Sergeant Of Police .....
................M Mr. A. Il. Cunhs
Mabel. Gen. .Stanley's youngest
, daughter. Nine. L. b. Mibberdine
Ruth, piratical maid of all work..
1 :. ...........M Miss Gertrude Hal
Kate, Gen. Stanley's youngest daugh-
ter but one. ..... Mrs. w. =. Lewis
Edith. Gen. Stanley's youngest
daughter but two. Miss l.. Mulch
Isabel, Gen. Stanlcy's youngest
daughter but three. Miss X. Cunha
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21
FOR MIDWAY MARINE

The r. q 9 Supnlv arrived from San
Francisco tbIs morning M about 4
O'Clock after n pleasant and uneyentful
VOYAGE. Nv a mistake the Supply was
taken for the revenue cutter Thetis nv
tho diamond Head lookout and report-
ed as such, The result was quite bit
OF confusion. Collector of the Port Il.
r. Stackable had the Measure of taking
a sea trip. He expected to board the
rhetis and was somewhat surprised
when he got nm to the vessel and found
that she was the SUNNY Other water
front people we're also boaxed in var
ions ways nv the mistake.
The SUNNY Is nj nresent under the
command of Lieutenant Commander G.
+. Pond. who is well known here He
was n few wears ago stationed at the
| local Naval Station In command OF the
u. s. s. Iroouo,s. CAPTAIN Ponds MANY
friends here are happy TO greet him.
The other officers include Ensign T..
p. Syarz. executive and navigating Of
6cer: Ensign II. C Allen. Passed AS.
sistant Surgeon r. Bachmann Boat.
SWANS shaw and Garyey. Warrant Ma
| .hinist Brice and Paw Clerk Peck.
| The SupDly has on hoard twenty-fiye
marines. under the command of a sec
ond lieutenant. who are TO 20 10 Mid.
way Island where they will he sta.
toned as a guard. The vessel also car.
ries sunplies for the marines as well
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21
LOCAL and GENERAL
Read wants" on page 6.

pood avyants- on mage G.
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o,iNer !pe"'''e' "ee"'s ~ "".''
M , =, A..
ooiu i,esn DUN D ~ '"'
theon To-Day.
A. n kepoikai and wire iet IN tho
lClaudine yesterday LOT MAUI.
No sham about the hot lunch at tina
Sham Rock Saloon. Nudanu St.
Tbero aro tbree letters addressed tn
~" uncalled for at this office.
Eirewood sawed and split ready for
s,o,o pac,ac transfer i26 King 81
Inc usuai rnaay esehins aance WIZ
, w Even ~ 'No '''"A" ~"
Isl ., ala. ,,,,,.
poaIu anu ,oo ',,, ITS ~ -, ,v ou ~, iyi
nm today
,,,.,
p,,,et,n y,ves a comnlete summary Of
Inc news of the dav.
IT.. 49,, ~, -, 4, ,,o o,, Gaia,
nu 'eIs nv =, III, ~ - , "n ~.
,,,.a ~. raann, par,nns " nv
| ,,., AT, .,-
an 'svu, ,nlneI was as mn III, ,,Io l
nneo yio anu sosss ~ se '''' |o"i'
On charge vi sa'hpi'ns'
| Edison monographs iatest model
also new records TOT same al wall,
Nieho's.
Charles Philips hles appraisement
OF the estate OF Mrs. NJ. l.. Holman,
valuing 1t at $5s,559.63.
At 10 a. IN. Monday. April % Morgan
will sell at the residence adjoining the
Honolulu hotel, "A lot OF furniture.
Finish up your evening at the Young
Hotel Cafe and take advantage of the
after-theatre specialties the manage
nent have prepared.
| II vour vehicle needs rubber tires.
ring up Schuman. Their EXPERT
mechanic will call for and deliver the
wheels readv for use At very short no.
| TO-
Patronize nome industry; when You
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21

Weekly Edition Of the Bulletin, ~
per year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21
, FOR (H|lDRtN'S SAKE

Mrs. Sarah Ferry petitions Circuit
Court In the matter Of the guardian.
ship of Freddy and George Ferry. mi.
nors, her sons, for an order authorizing
about $50, remaining Of the estate in
the hands of the court, to be used as
passage money for the minors that
they may go to petitioners father In
California, owing to the hard timese
prevailing in Honolulu. Since the
death OF her husband petitioner has
earned her livelihood by laundry work
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21

George Kaihe, a young Hawaiian,
appeared In the Police Court this
morning charged with truancy. George
maintained that he was eighteen years
of age. His father was called. lie
corroborated his sons statement. I'm
der these circumstances the prosecu
tiond ecided to enter nolle pros.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21

IlhA Ed AMI EOIsiNsME.Ns
Represented by Messrs.
II. W. Adams, Walter Beakbane, Il. NJ.
Boyd, DIR. Geo. w. Burgess, r. W.
Chambers, T.. o. Clayton, Ned.
Crabbe, II. r. Dawson, W. Dick.
sen, J. II. Harrison, p. j. Har.
wood J. Hastings Rowland, +.
Melchers, II. @. Morse, Dan Re
near, G. r. Smithies, Wade War.
rem Thayer, NJ. II. Webb.
TIME-THE PRESENT.
SCENE:
\ Act IA Rocky Seashore on the
Coast of Cornwall. England.
Act ia Ruined Chapel on General
Stanley's Estate.
Orchestra under the direction OF
Kappelmeister Berger.
Pianist, Mrs. OZro Atwood.
Scenery designed and local lyrics
written by Allan Dunn.
Mr.. Gerard Barton has generously
offered his services In running music
al matters behind the scenes.
The performances are given as a
benefit for the organ fund OF st. Au
justine Chapel at Waikiki. Special
cars have been arranged for the con
yenience of patrons.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-04-21

Salcs--jO Eva. 500; 10 o. r. & l..
Co., SIS.
Latest Sugar quotation 355 cents.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

Ndgra unga cigarettrokare
satte j fredaga forliden vecka cid
pa en- hostack tillhorande Nels
Carlson, 2oc6 Davis St, Morning
side. Hostacken brann upp och
f0rorsakade en- betydlig skada for
egaren. Eldsvadan hade dessutom
nara kunnat satta ED pa Carlsons
stall och EFT parstaende hus, hvil
ka dock genom brandkarens
mellankomst raddades.
De sista dagarne hafva varit
kalla. EFT forebud till den kom-
mande vintern. Vaderleken har
varit oangenam och blasig, och
haromnatten blaste Diet sa, att
litet hvar trodde att husen har
och der skulle bl3sa omkull.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
Iidigt i sondagsmorgse utbrot
ED i Pelletier Dry Goods compa
nys mobelannex, 4o7-4II Pierce
street. Imam brandkaren ankom
nit hade elden fatt sadan start.
att den fororsakade ell 'skada pa
omkring 1000 dollars, imam
den kunde bekampas. Fiera mar
gransande~ byggnader voro starkt
botade.
Pd grund af den sent intradan-
de vSren och den svala vaderlek,
som varit radande haromkring j
seminar, hafva farhagor varit ra
{ dande att majsskorden skulle sla
fel. Dessa farhagor, haiva nu dock
dess battre visat sig vara ogrun
dade enar atminstone 60 procent
at den vdntade skorden anses
vara raddad undan frosten. Ho
skorden har afven i ar varit god,
likasa afkastningen af smasad,
hvadan landtmannen pa Get stora
hela 81 Dor hafva skal att klaga
ofver hvad arets groda inbringat
honom.
! Larson & Anderson Grocer
butik ar utan tvifvel den bssts
platsen att kopa frukt for insylt-
} ming.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
MoNIToREES 1ELEFUNNUMMER 1921
En- spadt barn till Mrs Chas

Ell spadt barn till Mrs Chas
Carter aAed i fredags forliden
vecka / armarna pa den lakare,
till hvilken modern tagit barnet
for demanding for nagon akomma.
Barnet hade under nagon It'd
visat tecken till sjukdom, men
modern hade ej torstitt sig derpa
utan droit med att anskaffa help,
tills Diet blef for sent.
Stormfonster och Stormdorra
hos S~palding. 3 & Court
En- MO ar gammal son till !. A.
Dahl, 28o6 Dace ST., var harom,
dagen tillsammans med nagra
andra poikar en- .hala, som de
grafvit i en- jordbank nara hemmet
Plotsligt rasade en- del at halans
tax, dervid gossarne blefvo be
tackta af den nedfallande iorden.
Gossarne lyckades dock undkom
ma oskadade utom unge Dahl,
som hck hogra larbenet afbrutet
och dessutom led iera andra
mindre skador.
S.aIens socialister samman-
tradde i fredags forliden vecka
och nominerade J. w. Wilson
som kandidat for kongressman
fran delta distrikt. Den social,
istiska r6relsen, hvars laror pa
sista tiden predikats raft ifrigt pa
gathornen harstades, synes dock
/ delta samhalle Ell hatva, tat
sardeles manga anhangare at
donna at antalet motesdeltagafe,
som voro mycket ia och vid valet
torde ocksa hr Wilson Ell roma
vidare Store sympati.
Kop edra byggnadsmaterialie'
hes Spaldlng, 8 & Court.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
En- gosses vida ridt for lifvet.

Med sin famili staeude omkring no.
nom och en- son ridande for lifvet, 10 mil
att skaffa DIR. Kings New Discovery for
~lungsot, hosta, och forkylningI utharda-
de ". H. Brown i Leesville, Ind, dOdens
oval fran ASTHMA. men denna underbara
medicin gaf ogonblicklig lindring och
botade honom smart. Han skrifver:' Jag
solver nu godt hvarje matt. Lika under
bara kurer for lungsot, pneumonia, bron-
chitis. hosts, f0rkylningar och grip be-
visa dess makal0sa yarde for ALA halls
och lungakommor. Garanteras af Lungren
& Andreen, a~potekare, SiouxCity, la.
Pris SOC och 81 30 Profflaskor fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
Stormfonster och dorrar hos
Spaldsng, 3 & Court.

OPdiuSHS, ) Sourt.
En- entrepenor och en- grufega-
re startade den 4juli i en- liten
angjakt tran Yellowstone park
nedfor Missourihoden i afsigt att
pa fodvagen resa till st Louis.
Efter manga atventyr pa den
2, 900 mil langa resan anlande de
hit i onsdags och besloto da att
atbryta farden, hvilken val borjade
att blifva ganska enformig. Sedan
baten salts, komma de bada reese
narerna att begifva sig hem till
slit land igen.
SVenSka baptisterna komma att
halla bazaar i sin nya kyrka vid
10 & Virginia SITS den 2S. 90 och
80 dennes. Pa torsdagen den 20
serveras supe.
Liket af en- okand ung qvinna
antraffades i onsdagseftermiddag
liggande i EFT rum i the Women S
and Babies home vid 20 och
Jones streets. Omstandigheterna
vid dodsfallet arc raft mystiska,
ehuru ALT synes tyda pa att den
okanda begatt sjelfmerd models
intagande af kloroform. Pa hem
met fornekade man pa en- tidnings-
mans ~forfragan att nagot sjelfmord
eller dodsfall egt rum der. De
narmare omstandigheterna torde
dock komma i dagen vid den
stundande coronersundersoknin-
gen.
Den stora slakteri6rman Swift&
Co, hvilken eyer stora affarsin-
tressen haretades, sages ANNA
uppfora EFT nytt slakteri har.
Kommer denna plan till genom-
forande, hvilket ar att hoppas, sa
kan den ej blifva annat an till
fordel for samhallet. Med EFT
slakteri redan i verksamhet och
EFT annat, som smart kommer att
sattas i gang, kommer EFT tredje
ovilkorligen att stimulera affairs
verksamheten. bet ar en- storartad
industri Diet har ar fraga ON, ell
industri, hvars rorelsekapital gar
lost pa millioner. Eft sadant
kapital ute i rorelsen maSte kom-
ma litet hvar till godo. Alltsa,
latom oss hoppas att Swift & C..
matte komma hit. De skola kunna
gifva arbete at manga.
| Tire ynglingar tillhorande fran
staende foraldrar i Morning Side
hade funnit att lifvet i denna for
lstad var for tomt och ointressant
for dem. hvarfor de i hemlighet
uppgjort planen att gemensamt
resa ut och profva pa EFT annat lif
"the wild and woody west" h.en
dessa planer gingo genom deras
eget a~tgorande ON intet, sa att
gossarne, medan de vantade pa
taget, som skulle fora dem hari
fran, togos af polisen och sandes
hem till sina mammor igen, der
de nu STAMINA atminstone till vida
re.
Mr. Alex. Larson har aterkom
NIT fran en- 7 veckors v~istelse i
Minneapolis, der han under doktor
julius Velin undergatt en- behand-
ling, som varit mycket valgorande
for hans helsa. Mr. Larson sager
att han nu ar mycket battre an
han befunnit sig pa lang It'd.
Mr. och Mrs A. r. Johnson
och Mr. och Mrs A. b. Erickson
hafva arrest till Chicago for att
derifran fortsatta resan till verlds-
utstallningen / St. Louis.
ON nj viii ha en- god kopp katie
eller CODA grocerier sd ga till
Breun, 4o7 Pearl Street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

Ell vykort har af redaktionen
emottagits al DR.. S. Staads iran
Lund, deri doktorn meddelar att
han aireser den ~ DENIES och
vantas vara hemma har den 10
oktober.
astc eder fUr katarr-salvor, som
trnehaIIn avicksiiTver,
ef,ersonr oyicksilfver sskert viii fordarfva emak-
einnet och fuIistandigt odelagga hen systemel nss
Diet far intranga genom slenhihnoInn. o%ar
saker borde aldrig brukas, undantagandes etter
skiklir lakares forordaande,t yden skadad de astao-
komma ar ito ganger varre an dc CODA yerknlngar,
som de mojligtvis kunna hafya. Halls Tn,sdo'
CunE, preparerat sf I. J. Cheney q CO., Ioleuos
o., innehRller intet qvickstfyer, ocn oesssu
torn ipvsrtes medicin verkar Diet direkt pa oiouos
ach sIemhinnorna. Mar nj koper HALLS okrAhhM
gTpH' "a forsakra eder ON den akta Den orukas
som inyartes medicin, och t~illvarkas ! Toledo, w
cFg- Fas hos apotekare. Pris 1Sc nesAsh'
HaIt's Famili Pills arc do basta.
F6ykden onsdagsqvall hade en-
del vaninnor till miss Alice An
derson surprice party for henne
hos herrskapet VIM Johnson med
anledning att hon smart kommer
att intrada i Diet akta standet. Eft
uppsats bordslinne forarades Miss
Anderson af hennes uppvaktande
winner. En- mycket angenam
alton t~illbragtes.
Stormfonste r, Stormdorrar
Stormpapper hos Spalding.
Fina parfvmer kunna erhallas
hos c. c. Thelander.
Bestallningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste Pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
c. C. Thelanders Compoun
Cough Syrup botar hosta och ondt
br0stet
M8larefarger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
Pa savdl egna som nina barns
vagnar far jag harmed till Svenska
Observation-Disclosures, f~oreningen
Modern Woodman SAINT the Roy
al Neighbours lodge framfora var
t~acksagelse for visad sympati och
deltagande vid min mans sa ovan-
tade franfalle SAINT for den blom
stersk0rd, som kom honem till
del vid begrafningen.
Mrs Hanna johnson
1908 - street.
Stormf0nster och Stormdorrar
hos Spalding, bradhandlaren:
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23
Sioux City.

.SVenSka MoRttorenS kontor
Males oppet fran XII. 7 till 9 hvarie
oval.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-23

ON Nj har hosta, sa en- kop
af Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-20
Puget Sound Country May Suffer
by Line Across Vancouver
Island.
VICTORIA PEOPLE INTERESTED
Project of Port Angeles Man
Endorsed and Appeal Will Be
Made at Once to Provin-
cial Government.

Victoria, B. c., April lS.-John Cain
Of Port Angeles, Wash, addressed a
crowded meeting here last night on
the proposed scheme to build rail-
road from the south to the north end
ef Vancouver Island. connecting with
the Port Angeles line by ferry across
the Straits OF Fuca and with Alaska at
the north end by swift ferry steam
ers. He guaranteed to start building
within 60 days after the subsidy is set
ued and complete 1t within two years.
The projected line would cost sS.000.-
CO., The subsidy asked for is 5000
acres per mile and $4,000 per mile. 8
per cent inscribed stock Of the pro-
vince. redeemable in years.
The meeting indorsed the project and
decided to appeal to the provincial
government to take immediate action.
The scheme is designed to capture the
Alaska trade from the Puget sound
cities and San Francisco.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-20
Where II Is Cold.

The coldest city in the world is va
kutsk eastern Siberia, In the empire
Of the Czar and the Russians. 1t is the
great commercial emporium of east
siberia ana the capital OF the provlnc
of Yakutsk, which. in most OF its area
of 1,517,O6S square miles, is bare
desert, the soil of which is frozen to a
great depth. Yakutsk consists Of
about 400 houses of European struc-
ture, standing apart. The interven-
ing spaces are occupied by winter
yoorts, or huts of the northern no.
mads, with earthen roofs, doors COW
cred with hairy hides and windows of
ice. Caravans with Chinese and
European goods collect the produce OF
the whole line of coast on the Polar
sea between the parallels of 70 and IA
degrees, from the mouth Of the Riv-
e Lena to the farthest point inhabi-
ted by the Chookchees. Last year fe
colporteur of the British and Foreign
Bible Society made a tour of eleven
weeks down the Lena. a river 5000
miles long. visiting Yukutsk and sell
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-20

confer on some competent authority
absolute jurisdiction over tidal waters
from which were taken shellfish for
human food. In order that no supplies
whatsoever should be derived from
polluted waters. The commission al
so realized that some definite standard
of purity must be established. as they
were able to find bacillus coli. which
is considered to indicate the presence
of human pollution, In nearly all OF
1000 oysters which were examined
AS many of these
specimens came from waters known
to be very pure. 1t presented a diff
Guilty which will require further re-
search to remove. II has, however,
been demonstrated that shellfish
should not be grown. stored or fatten-
Ell in water to which any possible.
pollution may come. .--Harpers Week
ly.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-20
Dancer in SheIIhsh,

AS result of recent agitation over
the eommuncability of disease by
sheHfish taken from waters polluted
by sewage there have been numerous
Investigations of the subject by biolo-
rgists in Europe and the United
States. The last report of the Brit
ish royal commission on sewage dis
posal considers in detail the progress
made in recent investigations and
states that there is no doubt that
many cases of typhoid fever, as we'll
as other diseases, are caused by eat
ing shellfish obtained from waters
contaminated by sewage. So serious
was the evil in the opinion of the
commission, that the only satisfact-
sry method of coping with it was to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-20
ling gospels In their own language TO
the Yakuts In the villages along the
banks .-I.eslie's Weekly.
JETTY WORK RESUMED.
Rock Will Be Delivered at Rivers
Mouth Today.

After seven months suspension OF
work on the Columbia river jetty work
will be resumed today. An extension
of Pa miles will be added to the pres
ent structure. which viii be completed
as rapidly as the necessary approprla-
tions can be secured from the govern
ment. At present here is available for
the prosecution of the workabout $500, =
900. This sum viii not nearly complete
the proposed Improvement, but the
friends of the river hope for more from
another congress. when the exigencies
of an approaching election will not
small expenditures. The
contract for the delivering Of 100000
tons of rock for the jetty has been let
TO the Northwest Construction Com
pany. and they will begin its delivery
today. The rock will be mined al Bug
by quarry as was the rock formerly
used in the building OF the jetty The
work will continue probably all sum
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-04-20

| the name OF the governor was used to
the disadvantage Of the Hearst prop
osition.
The following delegates were elected
to the national convention, all Of them
being regarded as ann-ilearst men
although they viii support him u
they tlnd him TO be the strongest can.
dldate at st. Louis
Governor George Il. Chamberlain ot
Portland; W. +. Butcher OF Baker
city, ], u, Matock, OF Eugene, 7, v
Holman, OF Portland. the leader OF
the anti. Hearst men,; c, u. Redheld.
OF Heppner, James Gleason, Of Port,
land. T. Il. sheridan, of Roaeblrg
aud Samuel NJ. Garland. OF Linn
county
The platform adopted by the con.
yentlon contains the usual reafiirma.
ton OF Jencrsonian principles; at
fa,ks the republican party. It's princi.
Pies and It's administration OF public
affairs Il also denounces trusts, and
lndorses the Panama canal. but AYERS
that. In the light of the postal fraud
disclosures. the canal should be built
under democratic administration. The
PLATFORM also contained declaration
favoring the direct primary law. but
IN some OF the copies given out for
publication there was no mention OF
this law.
6iatsop county Is represented IN the
presidential electors to be voted for.
the honor having fallen TO John II,
Smith the well Known leader. Tile
other electors named are John A. JEFF
fiery. OF Marion county; T. H. crgw.
ford. OF Union county. and w. II, Dill.
lard. OF Columbia county.
J. +. simons was nominated for rep.
rcSentative In congress for the First
district ana Robert Veatch. Of Lane
county. for congressman IN the Sec
ona district.
For supreme judge the convention
nominated Judge Thomas o'Day. OF
Portland. while s. NJ. Douglass was
put up for state dairy and food COM
missioner.
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Hearst Crowd Defeated.

Hearst's nomination. Fearful the
Hearst men would refuse to support
the ticket, the other faction sought TO
appease their wrath with this spoon
ful of balm.
The vice. presidential possibilities
OF Governor Chamberlain we're made
an issue In the anti-Hearst fight. II
was pointed out that Oregon'a first
duty was to her favorlte son. the gov.
ernor. Notwithstanding he has not the
slightest desire to be nattered with
any vice. presidential stun. But the
Cleveland men we're the smartest. and
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Would Show His Tongue.

Clyde Fitch. the playwright. collects
in scrapbooks specimens of the errors
foreigners make In dealing with
strange tongues. One Of Mr.. Fitch's
scrapbooks is devoted to French En-
glish--to the sort OF English that
addition was made to this volume the
other day. 1t was a French tutors
advertisement clipped from a Lon
don newspaper, and It ran:
"A young Paris man shall desire
to show his tongue TO classes of En-
glish gentlemen. Address, ETC."
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A THOUGHTFUL MAN.

M. NJ. Austin. OF Winchester, Ind.
knew what TO do IN the hour of need.
His wife had such an unusual case OF
stomach and liver trouble. physicians
could not help her. He thought Of and
tried Dr Kings New Life pills and
she got relief at once and was finally
cured. only 2Bc at Charles Rogers
drug store,