Peace protocol signed ending Spanish American War
The Friday report notes the peace protocol between the United States and Spain, outlining Spain relinquishing claims to Cuba and other territories, U S control of the Philippines pending treaty, and evacuation details. It mentions commissioners to meet in Havania, San Juan, and Paris, with dates and official statements by Secretary Day and M Cambon. It also covers subsequent U S naval reform, Sampson and Schley promotions, and a note on wartime costs.
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United States
Spain
Tolley
Cuba
Porto Rico
West Indies
Ladrones
Marine
Echo
Havinetia
San Juan
Paris
Secretary Day
M. Cambon
Atlantic
Sampson
Schley
Local notes from Toreno and surrounding area
Aug 17 reports show Mrs Kime returning from Iowa visit and Jack Scales moving to Newaukum to start in the shingle mill business. IXL store offers a large clothing sample assortment. Orange California resident Win Abplanalp seeks land here with neighbors.
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Toreno
Kime
Iowa
Jack Scales
Newaukum
IXL
Win. Abplanalp
Orange
Cal
Carpenter
Blackwell
Spencer
Meizker
Dobson Crove
Chenal
Young
Portland
Toledo
McCullough
Kelso
Bennett Jas Angle
Conrad Stand
Marion Arrington
Pe el
Benefiel
Kellogg
Josie Duke
Olympia
Local Notes and Appointments Highlight Chehalis Visit and Delegates
Mrs Landes traveled to Chehalis on the 15th while Inth W O Doss and L Bacon won delegates at the populist primary. Next Sunday the old school Baptists meet at Baugh school for their annual gathering and foot washing. Frank Young moves to Salmon Creek to construct a county bridge. Water service remains available at Clark's barber shop.
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Centradia
Freeman
George Birge
Nebraska
Frank Landrum
Spokane
Nellie Packard
W. O. Bennett
Butterworth
Seattle
G. W. Burton
Centralia
Toledo
Wallace Conrad
G. Salzer
Fred Mitchell
Arkansas
Will Rambam
Walla Walla
S. J. Hazen
Philadephia
Canfield
Frank McNitt
Old School Baptists
Baugh School
Frank Young
Salmon Creek
Residents begin work on new Lirvtie Fanns home
Aug W J C Cantwell started construction on a new residence in town. A surprise party honored Miss Clara Jackson Monday evening. Clara Jackson visits Castle Rock. Mr and Mrs Chas Sweany hired to teach school this winter. Maude Cantwell to teach six months at Ainslie. Mrs McCormick and Miss Murphy travel to Portland by boat. Bowen travels to Chehalis to meet council over tile contract.
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Lirvtie Fanns
J. C. Cantwell
Clara Jackson
Chas. Sweany
Castle Rock
A. M. Banks
Bridge bids and contract awards for Newsukum and Lincoln Crek work
The 1868 county board awarded the Newsukum River bridge contract to Peter Sumersett for 27 dollars. They also awarded Salmon Creek bridge work to E F Young and moved Prescott precinct voting to Altrup place. Multiple road district bills and property assessments were approved, with bids for several bridges to be readvertised and re-bid by a set deadline.
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Newsukum
Alpha
Morton
Peter Sumersett
Prescott Precinct
Robert Champs
Altrup Place
Salmon Creek
Walt Road
E. F. Young
SC May
Centralia Water Supply Co
W Wenzelberger
J Lockerbie
A A McLaughlin
FE Saindon
Ashmore
E Brockway
J McLaughlin
Maynard, Everett & Co
E Eisenbracker
Behr
Fred Sethe
C Jakish
E Cook
A J White
J A Baker
PP Duphinia
Ed Urquhart
F Edlund
Eo Core
P Sherman
JO Casto
W Wood
Marnard
Workman
K Jager
T Beck
Hermatn Tarn
Unteheon
Thistriet
Sriebritz
J T
Gary Irish
Motabot
Herman F Schmidt
Ingalls Bros. Livers
Actieve
Mivhew
Robert Urquhart
Joseph Bernier
Ims
Chehalis River
Claquato
Boisfort Valley
Toledo
Eftv
Itas
Elock A. Mn
Frank McNitroswogr
Toe
Maynard
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad and Endorsement
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for an incurable catarrh case with Hall's Catarrh Cure. It lists I. J. Cheney & Co as proprietors and signatures from West Treax and Warpine Kinnan Marvy druggists attest to Cheney's honesty. The cure is described as ingested, affecting blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents per bottle and sold by all druggists.
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Hall
I. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West& Treax
O. Warpine
Kinnan & Marvy
O. Hall
Local county news and ads highlight price cuts and cures
A county paper touts its local coverage versus rivals and promotes several Local items. Deals include buggies sold cheap by Maysarp Everett & Co and ash and maple log purchases by unspecified buyers. Ads promote Shilohs consumption cure from Germ Drug Store and Karl’s clover root tea as a cure-all health product.
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Karl
Gem Drug Store
New Jersey Good Roads Movement Gains Wide Support
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a strong good roads push in New Jersey following a governor Voorhees hearing on road appropriation and wide tire bills. Lawmakers show near unanimous demand for road improvements, with farmers and bicyclists cited as driving forces.
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New Jersey
Philadelphia Ledger
Voorhees
Tis
Fragments Describe Bridge Materials and Local Goods Costs
The text notes use of tar and timber for road and bridge work, mentions planks and fittings, and references prices and local production in New York and nearby towns. It cites the life of a real and notes evolving costs and factory availability, with scattered figures and unclear names.
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Macau
New York
Varnamia
Sfrhajeen
Civ Hase
Hoshiv Satz
Ledtstill Courier- Journal
Engineer Describes Cost Gap in Care for Injured
The report notes maintenance of geal rads is cheaper than poor care. A farmer questions the rising costs and suggests cutting wheat with a cradle. A tale from New Brunswick cites delays as a doctor is summoned and boars travel to assist an injured man.
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New Brunswick
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Lewis County
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Mineral Creek
Chehalis
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Clark
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C.S. Gilchrist
Frank Ips
A.E. Harmos
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H. H. Fatitann
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Joan T. Jones
Chebalis Republican Club
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Chehalhs
Dulberot
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VE Hawen
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Ir Post State
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George McCos
Napagine
Robert James Bonker
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McCormick Company
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McCormech
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Herd
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Masice
Cam Hunverford
A. Pail Aim
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Chas Pennypacker
Joe Castle
Mrs Rush
Urquhart
Bernier Thrasher
Baker
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Wim. Nelson
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Board of County Commissioners
Long
Bert
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George Ropp
L Ow
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Julia Young
Seomne
Lrow
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Bebe At
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Steel Ranges
Cair Steel
Osborn
Webber and Bain
Jacobs & Verstandic
Ferg Serena
Alwreapger
H. Disston & Son
Roxs
the County Commissioners
Bee
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Tacoma Lecter
Portland Oregonian
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
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Maysarp, Everett & Co
Doernbecher MK Co
Coffman & Kepner
Cail
Shiloh
Germ Drug Store
Pisank Poade
Breastine
Mase
Bears
Begratse
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