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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
DENTISTS.

PHYHICIAN AND SURGEON, Mineral Point Wis,
Office ana residence in GRADERS blocE. Calls by
day or night answered promptly. xv-i3n
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton 1t Madison is raising money to mt
up rooms
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
PHYSICIANS.
XIytan IL Nou.

rItYsICiAE AND SURGEON, once up stairs IL
Lenahan's block. opposite W. I. Henrys bank,
Mineral Point
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
BesiieEGn IN Rent.

desire TO let my residence, situated opposite
Second ward school building. Huu-e las five
GOOD rooms and there is Il first class barn on the
premises. PETER GRlAM. liml
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
INSURANCE.


Asgsr IoMr FIRE assurance COMPANY, y. !.
once ia Council Room. City Hall. 9LE
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Alex. " flsOEI.

ATTORNEYS AHD CouSsELLoRs At LAW. Minera
Pc ut WIS. Office in the city Hall building. l2y
CALVERT SP EssLEY. Cuhs. w. ACiLHoS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

n cN,C>ssc Blood Elixir is the only
1NSs~NN = Blood Remedy guaran-
teed. 1t is positive cure for Ulcers, Erup-
tions or Syphilitic Poisonin ltpurifes the
whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic
and Neuralgia pains. We guarantee it.
II. d. Pulford, Druggist.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

Farmers it will be to yoW advantage
to examine Frieden's stock of boots
and shoes. 3w
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12
Illinois Central r. r.
BUSINESS CARDS.
La w YBRS.
Spen,iey d HIcIIhon,

ATTORNEY AT Law. Mine'al Point Wis. viii prac.
tce In the State aud United States courts i6-44ly
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-11-12

Nat 50 ILedrs Old.

Fresh every week at Brewer x Prnhal-
leg0H's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Nie q in elmer Der @bicasoer Mildersi

en-, NORM bic unternebmenben 9eute am
Wsi9isaniee redte Rubbuttsr" anfertisen,
eisentli9 ausiiebt, sebt aus foIsenbem Bee
ri9t iber Elm Ssuer in elmer iolben berpor:
Scr SuSbobeu Der Wil1erei mot 10 NIT
Del unb Sett sstrdntt, baB bic SIammen
fi9 raid uerbreiteten. Die bsna9barten,
our Mildersi seborissn S9Ia9tbduier unb
S9uppen, NORM tiinifli9er Oinser perfer;
tist wtrb, waren In GROCER @sfabr, wur6en
absr serettet. Oils bic SeuerIeute In bas
brennenbe Wil@ereisebdubs sinbransen, err
reitten bic 6lammsn serabe ben &aum, mo
bas Del untersebra1t war unb cine betdus
benbe GrpIofion fanb itatt, mobur5 mebres
re beoeutenb perIest murbsn. gaIb na9.
Der i~fir3ten etnise sroBs asfeI in ben Gel.
Ter, mo sroBe Iorrdtbe pon OeI, Gals,
8utterin, 6ett unb gbemitaIisn Iaserten.
gs tnaate in raider Mufeinanberfolse wie
Yiitoleni9IGe, unb bic Slammen i1Iusen
bimmelan. Die Sprisen iiberidittsten bic
Rdume NIT @aHer, bas gu Sis sefror. Das
ourd p:rb bas 5erporboleu beS unter ben
Griimmern lieSenben, nod unpsrbraunten
6ettes unb feline Ssrwanbluns in e9te Gbi:
casoer &ubbuttsr bsbsutsnS persosert wers
ben. Sdtte ii4 bas Seuer bei gia4t ersiss
net, 10 wlrbe Der Nnblit Elm berrli9er ses
peisn fem, neil bic bunten Slammen, pels
DE bic perl4isbenen Ysitanbtbsile Der gbis
casoer Butter ssiseu, ii9 u~oribeibafter bar.
seltslt bdtten. Das abbrennen elmer Gbi.
eagoer Nil9srei fommt aIs s~linssnb,s
S4aulpiel slsid biuter benz Nbbrennen Ell,
ner Seuerwerterei." Oa,u mein, Der Ius.
b. U.s." maIitiOs: IS wiro tGum n6tb;g
iein, binSuSufiseu, bag bel benz llnslid
feline Ribe perbrannt iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
9ie Sabl Der vOeutiden @sisuidaften'

9ie Sabl Der vOeutidsn @sisui9afteu"
in Der Ser. Staaten bslduft i9 segenwdr.
tis auf ie9,ebn. 9IIpbabetii9 semdB ben
Namen nod aeorbnet, iinb IS fplgenbe
.. O. BON gebisb County in alentowu,
pa. .. y. pom Narplanp in Baltimore,
Mo. Oenti4er 9iIfSuerein Der Stuot Bot.
on Man.; .. y. BON Chicago, sd. ;
Seuti9er G%inwanoerers un6 r1nteritiisunss:
Serein IN Cincinnati, O.; .. q pon WiGs
wautee. 0isc. .. q in New Orleans
Ga. o. q. Der Stubt gtep gort, q. 3. ;
.. o.. BON PennipIuunien in Ybilabelpbia,
go. ; ausemeine 0eutids rnteritisunss:
@eieui9aft in B~ortlanb, Or. Oeuti9s
4merttanii9e llnteritiisunss: @sisaIdaftiu
Gan Srancisco, Sal. ; Qussmeine Oeut.
i8es tlnterftisunss @eieaidaft in Seatae.
@. Z.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23

Der jiiusit in sal OeritOrbsne giOncel.
lift Soiepb Seruais bat bas BON isinsm Sas
ter Sran5 Seruais ererbte 9ioloncsu, sinen
foftbaren Strabirarius, ben Sa9tsnnsr aui
iiber 100, 900 5r. i9dsen, binterIaHen.
Oas Vio!oncea ioa p~ertauft peroen. Oas
Barrier 8onierpatorium bietst 4ues auf,
UNI ous toitbare Snitrument gu erperben,
finoet aber i9lrfe R~onturrenS bur9 Nnses
bote aus Berlin, 2onSon unb Ystersbnrs.
Die SriifsIer muituliiden 8rsiie perfol,
gen Die g%ntpiteIuns Der Sa9e NIT GROCER
Spannuns; bis iest iu9en bic Ronturrens
ten bur9 oas ansebot INNER b6bere Breiis
i9 aesenieitis aus benz 5eloe gu i9lasen ;
bic 9utidsiouns lit nod ni9t erfolgt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Ner,te BADEN ermittelt,

has elm b.f'dsussr uub irsmssr sstanStbeiI TN BIut,
wsI4s eur4 SsrsauuussIsieeH entuitsit piro, bic urias
DE sss Rbsumatismus btIbst. Dieter isst Rd auf ben ems
pFntlidsn. untsrbaIb Der Saut ~Iiss,us,n usbsrsus Der
Vsustslu unb geIsntbinssr uus iammsI, fd ais su tattis
ger. ~irsisisr Hisssri4ios an, wsIasr stsiibsit ums gsr,
s%rshuns Der gtlents srssust. ssins Sbatiads. psl6s
surb Bite e%riabruns tn ssyus aui SOhstter's Or a.
senbttterss ~sarsstban puree. bat i~tartsr,u ssueis
iar nd. as bic. has sieis gessiSiu Don umiaIeubsm gss
braa4 Der id!immes uns t~0sartissn srantbsit GiubaIt
that. uns sbenio ist febt Is. oas fs, sa fs xur bsiliams
Seftanotfstle eutadIt. ben g,itsu porsu,isbsn III, weIds
oft ausepanot psroen. I'm Ger Srautbett ginbaIl Al tbun.
Mud 1T he elm snti6ieeents SttImittel segsn maIariihe
Jieber, Sartleibiststt, Spspsp6s, Risrsn, une BlaIeus
nebei, gnttrdittsnus une anoere Storun3su. adte la,
rani, bic sdts Arjrei 5u betomm.n. III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Gin iebr alter Mann.

Gin Bauer bate cine tleine Rsile as.
ma4t uub fanb BEL ieiner Hidtebr ieint
ebebdlfts iebr niebersei4lasen Dor. vWa,
bait Ou, &utbribe2" fragile sr fie.
Sis: va9 @ott. nj itnb pertlast wor'
bsn."
Or: Sd! Sd bewe tine S1ulbsn, bumm
Ed9! (Dnmmes 3eus.) 8iss nal (5sis'
mall bat Yapeerr".
Na4bem er has Bapier" ssIsien: vgd
Soft, Sine, dnsitise Did MID: ct is mid
i4limm! st is en- Yro,sB, ben Sistus &c:
gen mi anbanbeIt bat. Sd babb ba9t, bs
more ldnsit baub (tobt), benn min 9eit.
uabsr (@roBuater) ieIis u~ertsts (sraGblts)
iinmer, be 6istus bdooe EN- aut NAL pers
tlast. Se mot en- isbr oler Wann finn,
be 5istus!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
9ln bic GeSaftion! gieIsn Sbrer 9eie

Yin bic Geoaftion! gieIsn Sbrsr 9eier
mag es pon 9OrtbeiI fem, Elm 10 porsiss
lipss SeiImittel wie vOr. SonsS' Stsb
elousr Comic" 1T, tennen gu lsrnsn. Oass
ielbe wirtt auBerorSsutIid wobItbatis Bel
allen Sebsrs, Mtassns unb @isrens9 eidwers
ben unb erpeilt iid ais unibertrefhid BEL
Opipeplia nnb allen pon Sisbsm u. osl.
bsrribrenSen S@wa9eu. gs 1T elm poll.
tommsnes StartemitteI, elm @ppstiterreser
Slltrsiniser ano elm fi3srpirfsubss Mittel
BET 6tebern. YreiS so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
y Il M&tertet.
Gin redt ,eitsemaser S6ers piro be

Gin redt S~eitsemaBer S9ers piro bsl
rSreii. 3ts." als uerbirst aus elmer Sc.
meinbei6uIe mitsetbeilt. 9tls Der 2sbrer
in Der @eri9tsifunbe iiber bic 9istbime,
unb ibre gerwaltuns unterridtets, itslte e,
on Die S9iIer bic 5rase: ,|er 1T oas
Der nit faritIiden @srpaIt elm S;st5um re:
siert?" Ha9 turSem gsiinnen riei Elm
lteiner munteres Rnobe nit itolSem Sel5it.
bewuBtiein: ygismarfy Der BenseI
bat unuertennbar-tir Sns
itintt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Ser Sunb, pelder bic Nswartsr 6inbsr

Ser SunS, psl4er bic Rewarter climber
sebifsn bat, bic mad paris gu paisur ses
ididt unb BON bieiem rsebsilt" wurbsn, III
sar ni3t TOD seweien. Oas itsbt istt ieii.
Sur ielbsn 3eit, ais Der Sunb bic pier &na,
ben bib, wnrben aud finf 9unbe uon ibu,
sebihen. Oieie 9unbe wurbsn barauf elm.
seiperrt unb ftebenH ieitber unter Der gufli9t
bes Or. &unse in Newart, Der iie tdslid
beoba4tete, UNI gu ieben, Oh ii9 feline @ai:
ieri9eu bel ibnen seise. Oo9 bic iini
Sunbe iinb ferngeiunb unb munter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Sie 8cuOlteruuq Der goeur b'allene @e;

senb IN Soabu lit tiirsIid suiammsnsetom-
men uno bat bei9loien, fi3 iammt ibrsn
f~abelbaften &eidtbimsrn an Sob unb
Silber benz 'rritorium Wontana an,ubies
ten unb slei.,o sitis ben @onsreB un,ussbsn,
iie bon Soabo losSulOien. 9or einisen
Sabren itr6mten cine WaiIs 9olos unb Gil.
beriu9er bOrtbin; ba aber bur6aus ni9t
fanben, mas iis iudten, 10 bat bas Suitr0.
men aufgsb0rt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Trancois Mraao, bsfen bunbertidbriser

@eburtstas BON benz Institut de France
an 20. Gebruar B.. 5. feierIi6 bssansen
wurbe, bat ais u Il srOBsre GrfoIs
&c benn ais Rebnsr auf,upeiien. Dupin
Der SleItere iast uon elmer isiner &eben, fe
lei, ME Der OeSen RarI's bes @roBsn, lang
unb platt, uno 2Ouis Ybilipp srtIdrte mad
elmer Mnipra3s bes DIRECTORS bss pariier
Sbieruatoriums: Man merle, bic &ebe
fei I'M ednsenburean (bureau DIES longuitu-
des) sema9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Ser aefahrlidte TeinS bss ameritani.

Ser sefahrlidite Geinb bes ameritani'
f&en Bottles 1T bic S9winbiu9t; bic 2abl
ibrer Spfer belduft fi4 alidbrli9 auf piele
Eauienbe. Die Mertte unb apotbster bas
ben enbIi9 elm Mittel sefunben, wsI9es fe
wtrtli9 empfeblen tDunen. Gs 1T rOr.
gisslcw's unfeblbares 9eiImittsl, mel9es
bic S1winoiu9t IN iol6em Stabium beilt,
IN wsl4em anbere DlsbiSinen obns 8irtuns
iein wiiroen. SIS bsilt 9uitsn, GrtdItun:
gen uno aae 6rautbeitsn Der 6ebIe unb
Sunse raid nnb fiber. Breis so Gents.
Neriu&s1di6e frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23

Vim 16. Sebrnar bat in Rratau cine
Virserpsriammlung beidlohen, ben @aa:
reneinfauf IN YreuBen ais Ssrseben aeaeu
Die pdtriotiidsn Pflidten gu betra5ten, nub
cine GOmmiifion nil Der aufsabe betraut,
6a9mdnner aus alien grwerbs,peisen elm,
suberIfen, UNI cue Sutueu gum Besuae
bisber aus BreuBsn importirter Waaren ,u
ermitteln. 9embsrs pirb na9foIsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Welhe Tinbiqfeit snslii9e gerlessr Be

fsen, ibren Druderseusnihsn @biat gu
ueri9aiien, bstunbst Der Ssrausssbsr bss
IN 9onbon anb Wandeitsr eri 9einsnSsn enss
Iii4en interchangeable yGits8 its,~
weldeS folSenbe Irt uon 9ebsnspsrfi9eruns
~anfinoist: Bon benz @issntbimer Der
rGit:Sits" perbsn bunbsrt Yfuno Sters
ling benz nd9itsn S%srwanbtsn elmer ieben
Yericn ausse3abIt, weI9e Bel sinsm giisns
babnanfaae um's 9eben sstommsn IN, unb
i'm GusenbIif bes llnslifs bic Iaufsnbe
Drummer bes glattes BET ii9 setrassn bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23

User Gin Gsfibl ausnsbmenSsr Mlat'
tisteit bat, Der made einsn geriu9 mi
elmer 6laide aper'S Sariupari0a. 81,
foitet uur einen Dollar unb wirtt unbe.
redenbar uisl Suites. sic bsbt isnes @e.
fibl Der grmattuns, unb sibt benz patien.
ten neues 2eben uno neue gnersie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23

sett bielen Sabren bate i'd i6ou Or.
Iusuft &Onis's beriibmte hamburger ga.
miIieu; MeSi3insn i'm 9auie uorrdtbis unb
fam i9 bsbauptsn, baB es nidt beheres
sesen ale lei9tersn portommen6en &rants
bsiten seben Tam. = Matbilbe 8runiins,
1920 Trancis : StraBe, ct. Soiepb, Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23

Gin Grfinoer bat iid elm gapierbemb
patentiren lufen, bat man lie 10 strpas se.
bSrtl Oa bari man ia ni1t mebr BEL mai.
lem Wetter ausgeIen! Sber sibt Der Sab.
rifant uieaei9t slei9 cine Slai9e Saluas
ton Del NIT gu, INN ben &bsuma.ismus
III pertreiben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Saf gu ben Suften? SdIahOis Nad.

tie broaden bid ni9t mebr gu qudIsn.
Nimm uor S4lafenseben cine Soiis Don
aper's @berrp: Electoral, anb bas wirb ben
Suiten itiaen, bic gnt;iinbuus mdsiseu
unb bic n6tbise &ube seitatten. l1sbsrbiss
bewirtt es cine rai9e Seiluns Der 9unst
unb iteat bic @eiunbbeit wisber Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Gin beitaaSie beftiser Ssmfen. nab.

rsnS bes @inters, brinst oft I'M Sriibiabr bic
Sawinbiadt. Seianftist unb it6rtt bic anse.
sriiienen i6wadsn eunsen NIT Sale's Sonep OF
Sorebonnb anb Ear, Der Smiteu wsi6t unb bic
@eiabr 1T beieiti9t. 25e., SOC. unb 81.
Gieuns Sfpefeiefs, beiIt uup peri6Suert, csc.
Sirs Saars u. 9artiIrbs, iaparJ u. braun, soc.
Fife's Sabni@msrJentrppfsp 9eilsu In l @ia. e5s.
German Corn aemcper, tSstst SabasrauSels
SseiRsRsu, v, 1. ~. 25s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
ltuter al ben 0ebredeu, benen bas

Huter al Den Webreden, 6enen oas
Sleiid uerfalsn, 1T teinss 10 ~unwiutoms
men, ais cine ~bartnddise grtdltuus, unb
tdme bas alte 6ausmittsl, Or. Bua's
9uifen Sprup, ni9t sur 9ilfe, 10 wiirbsn
gar uiele eeioenbe bic Soffnuns CUR @snes
Jung aufgeben. Yreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
..Seui,eu fam unS borf man iiber meme

Steuern" in Sdaumburs: 9ippe. 10 i9reibt
bic o%ff,iOie rS@aumburs. eippeide Cans
besats.", ~aber sanj uertebrt wdre IS. bss.
baIb bic Resieruns antutlaseu." gIie bas
Seuf3en iiber bic neuen Stepsrn lit rpeniss
items aud in S9aumburs: eipps nod fret:
qeaeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
So aeuijIenloie ssabrlfanteu psriudt

babsn fi6 oes Namens ber 6irma O. u.
q all d Or, Baltimore, Wb., gu bebies
men, UNI minberwertbise Gabafe unter dbns
li9er Waarenbe3ei9nuns gu pertaufen, 10
ma6t bic obensenannte Sirma barauf aufs
merriam. baB ieoes ibrer Bdfden &au9s
ober S9nupttabafs ben Namsn Der Sirma
q. Us. Sail & Or, iOwie ibre SanbeIss
MARIE trdat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23
Store At %perrauten.

Ner unterSeidnete p~srtauft ieiuen Store unS
le'n geldatt, NIT ooer nc bic 1876 ader
gt9Be lSatnl, inter 9nten Seotn9uu9en. I'm
per, Belle @beaer, @abaibaw Co., Mnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-03-23

Cine iufortise Beifernns miro eiutrsteu,
wenn bisienisen, w.l9e uou rbsumatii9sn
S4mersen ssqudlt werben, bas bsribmts
st. Satobs Del anwsnben, wsI9es be-
fanntli1 ale duBeren Sdmer,en beieitiqt.
, 1886-01-30
DODGlSM.
The snow blockade.

The situation as learned here at
The Dalles is but slightly changed
since our former report The chi
nook wind has ceased at this point
but a warm rain that lasted three
hours this morning, together with
continued rising Of the temperature,
has settled and solldified the snow
and rendered useless the effOrts Of
the snow plowS The Pacific ex-
press Of both the Northern aud Un-
ion Pacific roads continue to arrive
and leave, depositing quota Of pa>-
sengers, bent on getting as far west
as possible, although we understand
quite number daily lay over ut
Sprague, Cheney and Spokane Falls,
The railroad company issue the bull
letin at noon daily. The entire force
OF graders on the Pataha branch,
400 In number are now en- route, to
Join the crew under master mechan-
ic Hobart, and will commence opera
tiOns early Wednesday morning.
The Anticipated freshet from Snake
river, has had no appfeciable effect
on the ice blockade In the river other
than raising the water about II
inches, but the weather since mid
night has been so mild that old
steamboat men predict an opening Of
the ice at anv hour.
The following is the latest official
bulletin on the situation:
SNOW BLOCKADE BULLETIN.
Master mechanic Hoharps snow
plow has reached "Shell Rork," 35
miles west Of The Dalles and hopes to
get to Bonneville tonight, Tues
day.) Roadmaster Shaw working
east, and assistant superintendent
johnson working west are four miles
apart, between Bonneville and Null
tOnomah falls. The snow at that
point is so hard that they cannot
work snow plOws, and the snow will
all have to be shoveied out About
900 men are now at work. The at
tempt to force a steamer through the
ice yesterday (MOnday,) was fail
ure, but another start was made from
Portland this morning and the open.
ing Of the river Is possible. No pros
pect Of a train through to Portland
to-day or tomorrow.
The 800 passengers now here are
comfortably dOmiciled at the various
hotels which are by no means over
crowded as yet, and while more or
less impatient at the delay, are ae-
cepting the situation as philOsOphi-
cally ~ nOasihlp The hligfPrinU mall
edictiOns that usually emanate from
an impatient crowd Of delayed way
farers which usually sulphurizes the
atmosphere and shrivels the geniali-
ty Of the attaches OF the railroad
company that delays them is con
spicuOusly absent In this blockadee,
and The Dalles is to he congratulated
on the advent, unwilling though it
be, Of a most respected and genteel
element
, 1886-01-30

To THE EDITOR; Sir:-For some
years 1t has been my practice to con-
tribute MS literally as my income
would permit to all worthy o. jects of
charity, and in SO doing have al
ways avoided the ustentation Of pub
lie gifts, heartily despising the meth
DDS Of those who give merely for the
sake Of increasing their patronage or
posing as philanthropists. In ac-
cord ,nce with this quiet method, l
sent years remittance to the Times,
Of Chicago-last September with
instructions to send the Sunday
edition to the Gree Reading Room"
Of this city. The Sunday Times, as
most reading people knOw,is NAM
moth paper and its magazine depart
ment, taking the four issues each
month makes it superior both In
quantity and quality of matter
10 any Of the leading monthly
magazin-s. Its, contributors are
among the greatest Of the Hterdti
lFbAli VI lils NVuUAIN anu buIbpt dlu
all its matter original and copyright
ed 81 thnt it is found nowhere. Now
l flattpred myself that / had made
a nice little gift to the reading room,
and in my peculiar way enjoyed it
until Saturday, January I'd, my own
paper having failed to come to hand
(Which it usually does on Thursday
| dropped into the reading room for
the first time, and to my surprise
and disgust found, after much seek
ing, part Of one sheet Of the last issue
under a miscellaneous heap in a cor
nhr, and this was the only evidence
that the room afforded of this lumi-
nous gem Of choice literature. Will
ing tO be charitable, however, / said
nothing, but waited until the next
Saturday when l dropped in
and again found one sheet Of the
ordinary news department Of the
last issue received Just two days be-
fore. Inquiries addressed to per-
sons addured the fact that they had
never seen a copy of the Times, al
though one OF them said he had been
a constant visitor for weeks past.
The room l found clean, warm. and
except in this matter, well ordered.
Lack of files could not be urged as /
saw at least four empty, although
many papers were piled In different
places and not filed. Under the
circumstances 1 ordered the paper
discontinued. X.
, 1886-01-30
The DdUss, Jan. 26.

DODGE.

Only a year ago the country ex-
tending between the eastern bOun-
dairy line Of Washington territory
and Portland was visited by a terrif-
ic snow storm. The fall was espec-
tally heavy between The Dalles and
Portland, it being pronounced by
old residents as the heaviest known
in the country for twenty-five years.
At that time the o. r. & N. road,
constructed on very exposed lands,
was blockaded for almost a month,
and the people Of the inland empire
were cut off from all communication
with the west, greatly to their in
convenience and injury. As such
condition Of affairs was never before
known on the road the company
came to the wise conclusion that it
could never occur again, and there
fore made no prep ratiOns last year
to meet and overcome or prevent
similar delays. The consequences
are that the road is again blnckaded
and Is in just about as bad n cOndt-
tiOn as it was last year. The snow
fell to as great a depth asa year ago
and vast masses Of snow and ice en-
cumher the truck at various places
vest of The DaHes. Through inca
pHrity or indifference the company
seems unable to grasp the situation
and the country feels the effects Of
the suspension Of traffic and the long
delay Of the mails. Already the
blockade has lasted for week and
from all the satisfaction that can be
got out Of the wires it is probable
that the imbrogio will not he raised
for several days to come. 1t shows
the great necessity Of other and bet-
ter arranged communication with
the ocean, and that cannot be Sc
cured until the completion Of the
Cascade division, a long felt want
that we will probably have to wait
for a couple Of years yet. Once fin
ished, however, and this yearly sus7
pension of travel westward will be
done away with.
, 1886-01-30

Yesterday Walker l.. Bean and
wife passed through the city without
stopping off on their way to Port.
land, where they will remain a
couple Of weeks. We have no par
ticular. Of the event, but the follow
ing item from the Murray San fore
tells the wedding, although it took
place after the issue Of the paper:
The marriage of Miss Kate Hussey
of Murray and Walker l.. Bean of
Spokane Falls will take place at the
residence of the young lady's par-
ents this morning, at $3.50 o'clock, and
will be strictly private. Mr.. Bean
arrived last evening from Spokane
Fills, accompanied by Rev. T. G.
Watson of the same place, who has
come all the way to perform the cere-
mony, being his second visit on such
an Prrand. The contracting parties
are still in the flower fields Of youth.
Miss Hussey is the daughter Of War
rem Hussey, cashier of the bank Of
Murray, and a most amiahle and
charming lady, who is blessed with
those qualities of heart and mind
which make noble wOmanhoOd. Mr..
Bean Is a grocery merchant Of SpO-
kane + lis, with, a promising future
before him. Many beautiful pres
ents have been received from the
out side, which will form a pleasing
source Of remembrance of those far
away but to memory dear. After
the ceremony and breakfast the
young couple will leave for the t,qil-
road and proceed to POrtlandA to
spend the honeymoon.