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In 1838 Cincinnati, w
milea distant from North Bend,
uh.
< V Harrison lived in this country
”Bitumen years old when his
‘ was elected President. But
was cared for by his father,
‘ Harrison, who had himself
“W“ the northwestern terrl.
in.” “Jo—mm” °' “1‘1“" “”1“; ‘32:;
‘ , A ago w on t
film culture and the social
formed-the youth
kiwi university} at
t two years.
fi also in this
w z - of study Harrison methis
da ter of Dr. Scott, the pro.
a; ' at the nuiversit .
‘ Wham evidence of her ear y
1:.
Sheisawomanofrare
Indhnapolis. She is also ox-
fmd of painting and has done
lone excellent work on china herself. A
. M of her attention is given to the
“ Ybomo.
'fitzl ears of age, witha. proiessiou,
‘ _ dweller-{go wentltholfidiana
. V" swungont sign. e case
which the ymeouple first lived in In-
dianapolis is standing. It was then
Lathe ontflirts of the town, but is now
, neartheehter of a large city. it isalittle
lib minim building with three reruns.
'fliere,iin.1854, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison be
a life of “love in a cottage."
Senator Harrison has told how be
'I‘hn iarril‘nflt Wits
. hfronto! tint door,"he said,
{7‘ Whyfiratlawyer's fee. It was
ilyrltrfiunday in our new home, and l
wilted out onthe sidewalkin the
_ ,nndwasstandingtherol
mpfideattho front of the house
‘hulian clattemd up on horseback.
' made known his errand. A
. nlng through
WHY iT DEBERTB CLEVELAND.
the mall Rm Courtenay Annual 3
courteous Inquiry.
The Balaio No more than .13 othq
an or any other names. is penal-
to the 'country for Grover Cleveland.
It first him from tho obscurity
to whichhebehmga. It boomed him for
aberifl and for mayor, toboth of which
flees howaaeleoted. In bothol these
dhcelhedidwemlud ltlsseid thathia
hanging of a fellow citizen was done with
a neatness and dispatch that gratified all
his friends and put to shame his carpifif
untied Thus once and embo -
med, The News care! y groomed him
and trotted him wt for the gubernatorial
race in New York state. Again he was
metal and again he nitted himself
fairly as governor belts osely watched
and ammo ehaeh by Daniel Han-
{iis cratiy and able lieuten-
ant. Dan Lamont, who, at Mr. Manning’s
request,wasmadeprivateeecletary. Again
The News was first in the field for the
great national race, handling Grover and
staking everything on his ability to “get
there.’ Having run him under the wire
awinner by a nose length, The New
waited in confidence to see the grandest
and most perfect administration on rec,
ord. Great we: its disa pointment. he
the years went The we grew colder
andcol‘ ,and t openlngot the cam-
mgn ads it strong y arrayed against
which, the way, is one of the
manyv y ow straws tobefoundin‘
Clev ’a native state. Being asked by
theAlban Union why The News is not
now for eland as in the days or yorl
that answers as follows:
Having been asked why in a friendly
and courteous wa . it is not amiss, per-
haps, to tell The nion, and others who
may be interested, why The News does
at; “make a good ligh " for Cleveland
ear:
Bezause he is not the man he was {our
years ago. Then he was an honest, sim-
ple minded man, with no apparent par-
but to serve the pee lo and male
“bit“ ignored name. h e has imi-
oped w obeys call "t e biz "
since then, and makes the same ‘
louisXW is said to have made when he
at for a pictureof the Creatorofthl
world.
Because he has ended to reform the
civil service and made that pretense
amaskforcarryingoutgrudgeaandm-
”time has permst' n bbed
use e on mm.
the city that ve him his yWonderful
start in public To.
Because he has launched at the last of
hisdadmigistration. when it can m
an can onogood‘. a dange’lonl
a! “tar-ill reform.”
, .n. .0--- l... L-.. -Iinma N.“- Vay‘r chin
{waive southern combination—one of
whose members (Garland) is in ' ,
butretained in otilee. and another (Bay-
ard) distrusted as a thoroughly impracti-
cal man and dishonored by a succession
of the worst appointments ever made
rings; any administhe gnation.
use oi the rebel war
ads asasilly bit of clap trap and“:
canted on false grounds.
Because he stayed away from the St.
Louis encampment when he should have
gone and went when it was apparent it
was to patcfieup a sore.
took a “ghoulish co" in
vowing widowe' penalone~o tea on
strained objections or none worth elm-
Becanse the vemment ' has inn
forcibly feeble thfdhghont under his all.
ministration—full of cheap bnnoombe, of
ng to southern sentiment and of
e muddle experiments in tarifi mat-
Because he has proved a weak ma:
whuehe was ht a strong mama
vain man in his of criticism
wherehe wasthought tobe tooearaeat
andtoowellpoleedtoeare Ioroppoeition
of an sort. a stubborn man whereha
wast ghtallrmone—asin thee»
landeaee,andwhileclaimi tobearq).
r-entativeof Democratic hashept
the leaders of Democracy at bay
M filled itin congressior nometive
that can be guessed unleu a {car at
toad
med
kl.
that rink-yer a selfish determination toad-
valuabiaowalortunesltanyeoat.
who‘re-nether“.
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themnglorthepeoplehadmadeamoltea
cal! and were worshiping it The Lord
ahe-hltoleaalthatllewnahlemmunmthe
lentedtoqiarltbem.
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tableafloaalilewuhandtnokwithldmupto
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aetiorthint teneommandnmts is that
whlehihebolinc-ofoodrequim 0! than
whowoalddrawneanoilim andenjoylih
lavenannlmmla shown iorth in manya
typeaada mind. Whenwe remember the
deep aigni of each named as ea-
phinedbytheherdJasaaiallla lei-men on
“manger-duller. “o'hoaooverahalloflend
inmpolnt is gniltyo! all" Uamelliflty,
we maywell uclaim. “Who,then, can be
and!” Bushland“ God for Holes the
inmreeI-urwhoaaved the people (rum the
wratholGodundwhat-lmilwemyotthe
pruphltllkeuntoloaeawbonotonlylnflis
lite fulfilled all righteom but in iii:
deafllbeeamla marines for our sins. and
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minand bleep-l Hoover liveth to make
intone-ion, lie is ableto lave tothe
alum “evermom’iihemtbatconm
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paieetiyhappynotwithuamiingtbebrokn
law 0! God. How sin don blindthaeyeq
amiatoptlnmandlmnlentheheart. We
aeomeveryaldeolnstodaythelawaof God
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perfectly happy. and “became sentence
againataneviiworkiaaoteaecntedapledfly,
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y. _ . , . ‘ o . a, trimmed with f r 2 - 3'1"” and ”fl" ' ' v
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' one, no stripes and plain colon, 31¢. per 'l'li " ”Vesta for 470. and title. ee’ Gauze ' l
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20¢. ”nub” “0'" u. wnm Point. mmrzomor. Anl'lovwalk
Pun! Pull Gm". 30c- per lb. iron. in. nine “0a. in. l'a‘d a lo lined
Yellow Ochre, in Oil. (to. per lh. "5 I " +85 3 r so "
Venetian Red. in Oil, do. per lb. 1:: .. 1;}: a 1:3” ':
Atlantic While Lead, 87 00 per cart. 12 n “ rum; "5'1. in” , 5, mm,
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and Metals.
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Excursion Tickets. .
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tan-u“ M'fltu.
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P. w. BATES. ""'".':;":,_ W Mt m"- one team'w'm ”in: F’ HAYES’
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Some 40 lo 50 per cent. reduction mi certain articles This ma ’ ’ ' ' ' ' ' patro I
. . .. y seem impossible, but we believe it Is Just and n ht that our b
pan of the profit. By so domg It enable all to purchase FINE 6000b AT LOW PRICES. We will mention a ffw of the goods sin”; :hzurlzvim
Thirty doz. TURKISH BATH T0 ELS, extra one, 48x22 in. for 250.; no is considered amigo» at 50c. cowmm Bowman thl
TABLE COVER, 2} yards long, for $1.35;3worih $2.50. Colored Border, all linen Table Cover, 3’ yards long. lur 81.60; worth 83.00.
HOSIERY 5 muons: Gears AND CHILDREN’S..— (isms:
Children's bla‘ch leggin top Hose 3 ind for 50¢. ”MERW 5 RI 2560M: Gauze bhim’ in 10’“ “a shortwave-flan
These are cheap at 25c. per phi): . ildren’s W . LADIES.’ fl ‘ ‘ roraittg$'3§?eflll9foa ente’ m‘lbfigms ll 4
Gland-Gray Ba] .
. . . eats, with pearl buttons and silk bindin
.1 cent these good- ll $1.00 per . Lad ‘ black Ladies’ Genre V ' l ‘ ’
Elle Thread one 60c. per pair; worth $1. Ladiea' 50c. Also. Legit.” £05325. :16 1335? ego: f
Childrenie Vestal I al '
cal tram 18 to 34, price: ”i; was“
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blaokao‘deoloredli an 1. - . ,. w Bitumen. , ,
0'8. use r made. “to. per 33.06:; There goods exceed anything ever f on amaleo better quality in finding.“
pair; good‘valae at 25c. and 353.- pcr pair. _ Morin
sorsmm errors. menses, me,
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