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THF DAiLY EXAMINER, NAR ly stow DECEMBER 12 1898

Local anid Other it items.

Movep Masy Times. —According to »

Nova Scoti 1a exchan, ge there lives in New

tlaagow a man who has been married 22 years, and in that time bas made 20 house *“moves.’” Wedo not knew how the old Saying regarding the d fference between

moving aud paying rent would fit this case,

Baxk Roppgery.— More bavk burglars— this time in Vancouver, B C. They attempt toeotes the Bank of British eth

America, but were frightened from the vault, where $200,000 was lyirg, by Fred

S»lisbury, the night clerk, who with arevolver. It is al-osaid that some of the bille stolen at Winnipeg bave turned upin Vancouver.

appeared

silat Tue Storm Was Foxyy.—The last big gale, while responsible for great lose of life and property, eeenrs to have been, in certain districts, of a humorous turn, says aDigby paper. After levelling with the gtound the barns of two neighbors of Cap- taiu McGrath, of Victor‘a Beach, the wind ripped the roof snd eides off bis barn, Jeavs iug Only the etall in which was a cow

tanding, aod theo dropped on the startled | Other day, [t is said that she 18 to be got Jersey a ton or more of hay, into racing trim io time for the trial races iii with Shamrock. the 90 footer which will

Dox’t Want Cotonies.— Senator Vest, | 8° to Americe in 1899 to sail for tbe er of Mi-souri, hes introduceda joint reso}. | Which the Valkyrie failed to win. Valky-~ ution- in the United States Senaie declaring rie bas lain idle forthree years, aud hr bottom was found to be loaded with tons

tbat ons,

tue acquirement of colonia) to be gover is uncopsti-

pe }MSP RRs

ed as such,

, oak of ¢ stern- ) ceel, leavir

tutional, and that these porseesions must be os the stern-post and keel, 'B call cm them pitted as by small pox. The softer tat | ‘ eu Dmiv foribe i pore « { of orgsn j > , :

' torrinoric . Imiesion to | 72% of her planking had not been nearly

pp t rn aierazatu MSSIUl : hh . an ; ; a 8» much affected. The 90-footer will bave he Uuited State, { aia i rst note of } ; ti-e) v , ; t0 be copper—sheeted throughout below 4:1 @nti-expansionists at Washington, and . ng | the water line, toe agedale promises to be animated,

Fast Run With Maits.— The English maiis ex SS Labrador, which left Halifax the Intercolonial ra: ay epecial mail

tween these points, as several stops had to be made for water, etc.—Montreal Witness. inci

A Lioy.—

. . f FoLLoweD BY A thrilling

, story is tot { by The British Central Afri- can Gazette, in which a cyclist and a lion participated. The whieelisan was riding from Blantyre to Namaziat night, and while pushing bie bicycle up a hill nearly had afic on looking around and seeing a

hoge lion standing op tae road. He some- bow managed to ge “on his machine, and then pedalled up the slope for all be was worth, but the lion, with ominous growls, ¢ was surely overhanling him. The crest of ihe hill was reached just in time, the cy-

c let a ly flew down the opposite elope, nd the kiug of beasts gave up the chase n sabe rust astonishment,

wlaaianittiieds

A Morger’s DLA, ht Yew Haven dea- patch says: Try to imagine the anguish of a mother who, to excuse her son, to ex plain bis wrong doing, to earn his forgive ness, is forced to crv: “*Tismy boy’s bloo', He is the victim of heredity. The sin is notbis. It isthe man’s whom I call hu+band;it 1s his fether’-. The boy inherits bis wilfviness. Such is the unbappy position of Mrs Slayton, mother

of Frack Siaytoo, the young man who posed as Geo Lee’s son, as a West Poiut |

cadet, who was welcome at the clubs here, who forged the name of one who had been most hospitable to him. She is bending al) her loving energy to save her boy from the consequences of bis newest crime Mrs Slayton married Dr Slayton, of Oswego, N Y., and afterwards left him on account of his dissipated habits,

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A NEW MILLIONAIRE

Frank J Gould, the Youngest of the Family, Receives His Fortune

New York. Dec 10,.~— Frank Jay Gould, youngest of the late Jay Gould’s six chil- dren, was 21 years old on Monday and re- ceived a fortune of $:0.000,000, his share of his father’s estate. Frank Gould lives with his sicter at Lyndhurst, Irvington. He | works dil'g-ntly every day from 10 o’clock in the mornin sz to Sin the afternoon, at the 0 ffic es of the Missonris Pacific system, No

%5 Broalway. Here he is ander the eyes of his brother-, Geo ree, Edwin and Howard Frank Gould licks 3 inches of bei: ng 6 feet tal’. He is slender, but well knit and en- during. He isa ty pical Gould.

During his early youth he was under the

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to have for: gotien all about the Clayton- Bulwer treaty when he wrote the para- | graph in his message in reference to the

of canal,

lege at Khartoum is not go stra oge when it is “called to mind that be is a learved man. Alithe world knows the <« ‘<ooquoror of Om- durman asa mili tary genius, but few know him as @ profound Oriental scholar, or as the author of a bouk of government ports on Palestiae and Galilee, in which tions from the Talmud and and Rabbinical! literature. “It is about the last book,” says the Jewish soldier to write.”

raven’s chailenger for the america’s Cup in 1895,

of barnacles tbat bad eaten into

Dr. A. W. Cuaszt EXPERIMENTING ON His

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News

Although President McKinley appears

Nicaragua Canal the senate committee &ppears to have kept it in mind. A Wash ington despatch to the Sx York Herald states that an ameodment by Sena- tor Harris 1s to be added to the canrl bl! authorizing the president to negotiate a treaty with Great Britain for the purpose guaranteeing the neutrality of the

Kitchener’s enthusiasm for a great cole |

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Times, “one would expect a

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Distance no Barrier in Getting the Glad News of His De- light to His Friends.

DR. CHASE’S CATARRH CURE A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.

Gentlemen :—Please find enclosed $1, for which send four boxes of Dr. Chase’s Catarrh Cure. We have used it, and find it an excellent re- medy, so we recommend it to others Mr. J. M. Poorman, of Wovdhum, Marion Co., Ore., got some and is de- lighted with its effects.

Please send three boxes to Mrs. F.

J. Edmunds, No. 401 West Part street, Portiand, Ore., and one box to Rev.

BE. F. Edmunds, Sedro, Skagit Co., Wash. Be sure and send the blowers;

Send at once. F. J. EDMUNDS.

they are so handy.

“a7 Dr, Chase’s Catarrh Cure Contains no Cocaine,

DR. CHASE’S CATARRH CURE

NEVCR FAILS TO CURE

Cold in the head, Hay } ever, Rose Cold, Catarrhal Deafness, Foul Breath, loss of taste and smeli, and

Catarrh in all its forms. Contains ne

cocaine. Price 25 cents, complete with blower.

Have Just Completed My wew Oyster Placa,

sf of a privat t< For se | é ; hi igplé rom octal he 1 Ser alive sc < end finally “ss : on mn a erg * “i v= graduated at ti University of the City of ( New York. He gave $4,000 worth of i | ORT OPNeE Kine in nenading, Oe struments to the engineering department of | , okie ihe university two years ago. Itis wn~; * : i derstood that his fortune 1s held in absol- John P. JOY , te trust, andthat he can spend only the Se . einen aieieb ote heiaing a “i a VICTORIA CAPE | Great George Street.....- . - — — eames RA iS AS THTETVANRONN EMT RPTTIANT TTPO PT TEP NR INNA PE NET ATT MPN cs “ie

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Men’s Boot Value $4.85 for $3.75 “ $4.50 for $3.50 “ $4 00 for $3.00 “ $3.50 for $2.50 “ce

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2.25 for $1.50

Lower grades, all prices. Boys and Misses’ subject to same discount.

We guarantee you will find?the stock the best and freshest. The values u: 1equalled in Boot selling.

SALE FOR CASH ONLY

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Our third special lot at $850 consists of

A Hall Stove 1 bbl best Family Flour,

10 lbs White Sagar, 10 lbs Brown Sugar,

5 lbs of 28¢ Tea,

5 lbs of best Cooking Raisias, 3 lbs of + Currants, 10 !be Rolled Meal,

10 lbs White Beans

6 Bars Surprise Soap

4 gal. tin Beet Kero. Oil,

A Cooking Siove?

you are going vo buy; which ever it is you will want the

PENNELL & CHANDLER

This is the best bargain yet offered.

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