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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
NORTH and SOUTH
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forIates and general information call on
DEpOf TICKET AGENT.
W. H.HURLBuRT. Asst. Gen. Pass Agt.
~ Washington ST. Portland Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land O1icc at Vancouver wash, Aug. 5, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his in-
tention to make tnal proof in support of his
claim ana that said proof Will be made be
fore W. II. dunbar, commissioner, United
States Circuit Court for District of Washing
ton, at Goldcndale, Washington, on Septenl-
Der 2ith lSi2, viz.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land ONCE at Vancouver wash Aug. II, 1892
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her intention
to make final Commutatinn proof in support
of her claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver u. S. Land
Office ut Vancouver wash. on october 5,
lSp viz,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20

True to name--"Perfection" dyes at
the drug store.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
WANTED.

Several tons Of fine hay in exchange
for nursery trees. Fine ,prune, peach
orapple stock. GUY NJ, PILKINGToN.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
Beans.

If you want to spend pleasant
evening and enjoy good laugh attend
the Busy Bees Bean Social at the
Congregational chIrch, next Thursday
evening, The following will be the
programme.
l Music.
g Gein resldent,,.....,....,,..Gl.C II. c. Bntcham
- Report of the Bean Crop Reporter,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,"Niaultie Dukes
4 Report of the Ingenious insect EX-
pector,..".,..,..............,oRa Raleigh PneipS
5 Report of the Committee on Ways
and Beans,.,.."...,.........M Maud Gilbert
q Beanevoence,..".... Rev. IL. +. Gilt
II Been q Listening Duett.
s Don'tsyon know Beans .....Agnes Dukes
0 Toast "The Coming Bean supper"
10 The spoony Pair, Two girls.
Z "Ifany man hath any bean porrdgn
And giveth his neighbor none.
lie shant have any ofmy bean poriidge
When his bean pouidge is gone
The remainder OF the eJening win be spent
in socia5il.iy,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
Fine Quarters.

Fresh cigars, Of the best brands only,
kept at the drug store
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20
Honesty is the Best Policy.

This is patent medicine advertise.
ment, but your attention one moment
may save you much suffering as well as
money.
We cure that cough.
We cure that tickling.
We cure that hacking.
We cure that throat clearing.
We cure Group.
We cure bronchitis.
We cure that la grippe cough.
We help you to sing and speak.
We are not the S. b. loZengeS.
We are pleasant cough syrup.
Weare put up in 50and 70 cent bottles
We are the :. b. cough syrup.
Guaranteed by your druggists.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-08-20

The Methodist camp-meeting CLOSED
Sunday last.
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PROPOSALS.

TREAsUeY pE.ARTNfNT. oFFIcE sqpER-
S9 g 5S SSSSSSSS ,ss S: SSsTsk|
theresftsr for AZ the labor and mstsrsls required
sSpcrets nd stone lootnss, &C.. feF The q: g. post
With the dS.wins. and spssas:tioa Sopss Of .hicA
The superintendent On the tuildipG site Zach I'D
m9st b accompanied BY CERTIFIED cheek for cum
po.A The right % rsssrved 70 reject esy Or ~ So
and 70 waive any dsfect Informally In any BID Il
rrOpos;is sscsiysd sftsr ths sns :tsfsd IN 6sFs.
and stone fcotfnes, Sc Tor ths o. g. posf oco build
Is cS;, e x..Ss..at ads z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

IroR sALE-A BARGAIN-IN MT. PLEAsAN, A
house lot f5Iioo offered al the low Price u Is 500
Of bT FHS' B. 'hisi w.
CoR sALE-PRICE s6 500 NOW RENTING FOR
L ass month. i've new houses near 18th and II SITS.
II DAVID D. STONE. so4 and 500 F st. NV
LoR sALE-9o6 SEVENTH ST. NE; NEARLY
II new bay VIM dow bric. six nicely papered rooms
af fos tfod os s. s-y fcE BAY
windoS brtck on Z st Ne near I'd; six rooms and
'tHh 10 pSvi II 4 D. sfoSE so4 .Da sos st. NV
I,oR sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY on nth
st. NV. near G ST.. opIosite the new Pasis Royal
7os Ilthss nv; 4-ssory brick; contains 81 rooms
us Ia - nearly new 4-story bay window brick
1t 6Av ID b. ssToxE. so4 and 500 St. NV.
81 "a . sT sHasE sss s sS1r5anSS
LOT AZ ors6 to Soft alley zone of the choicest sites for
Ii DAVID D. STONE. so4 and sos Fm.nw
EoR sAI.E-PRICE 90. 600, RFNTISG FOR s3l A
'h pivfD B. boP sfoSf soi and Sos
For sALE-A CHOICE PIECE OF, 9TH ST.
aud ds.ianS lot 241loS 10 1900, alley ley owner
ga FRI IS ST s' soGfH O Of PfRiof AVE
two desirable pieces OF business property At bar
II DAVID d. STONE. sc4 and soe ST, u. W.
EoR sALE-PRICE % 900 RENTING FOR s22 A
pAvib H D. s sss e So and g Sos ); Sc
EOR sALE-THR ATTENTION OF PARTIES
ry tSi hcS.s s . e oa 4.
,s 81 a'e o sd ss5 o and bath
low figure; Prices SEPARATE corner. 81 500; in
Ii DAVID & Stone. so4 and sos NV.
i denee 10 the nor,hwest On 9 st. near New Hemp
:trustos bss.indSS Sct s,sh S.svs n. tone
trimminss. nine rooms and bath; reception hall
.r s.ee Bells spssss .aS an.Ssa +
sS:::f ARB g ED :s.s ":
L,oR sAE-IN THE NORTHWEST ABOVE I
and .ss; Of I.,s .ey:,.l very hsnd.oms new
.,o.. lIs' &C. %.e.n .s ms:s ana N;
a. % y. IN 80 Sa1n
res r. ss Sa iii
easy t.flHs and cheap =: though y9u bad 81 c.s8
a.:sr. e es S.s Suss ons
Association Of New YorK. 500 18th st. " ocS-3t
/ CvoR sILx-oN SNAIL CASH PAYMENTS. BAL
as.s Il a'1
.:.l:aes MN S'i ss:' T.a aaIn
Nations. MusH. and I0 So Aii liz 4
EoR sALE-DEsIRABLE loME IN WEST END
| T prss-brtek; L. rooms and bath; nj. 90 500
- s cash. balance at as ssn J iesiFFf
EoR sALE-lo2 III u ST. s. z. Isxl17 TO SOFT
Il alley rooms, bath. cellar. furnace; house
ocs-at: JAS @. JESTER. $50 st.
| LroR sALE-HOUsEs-
a.. = Ss' 10 i0a . ss% Sa pam
st. ns.s Ma. ave, 10 r9s, t and bath.
18th st near J. rooms and bath 7.60
y nee: =: ss;sa. Sfc s% N: md H s..s s$
To- 70 S Sss nd oroeTs .na . nab bah
$40 sth st. ne. frame. rooms and bath; 2, 50
1t GEO. 7. PARKS, GA ct.
L>OR sALE-lS,3 AND 1925 10TH ST. NV. NEW
bay-vtrdow bricks. brown stone trimmings an
steps. hsndsomely pspered and decorated. room
large and coInfnodtous. with ample closet room NH
mAntss. electric bells and lighting hsated by Ii
latest improved furnace and open crates; 10 ROOMS
cellar and buffers pantry; OF 20xl20 to Soft alley
in Walking distance Of the dspsrtments. convenient
cars, &c. Price, e12 500. on very easy tersns
l. ". WEED CO.,
ocs-N 500 11th St n ".
EoR SALE -oR RENr-A NICE TwO-sTOR
stxhteoom brick large los; two.sfoxY hr1ck stsbl
J IN northvsss. J. +. DYkR. 1904 y Ct oc5-ls
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- NORTHWEST.
Ell Z q. astS SI 10Th 600 fs s... in 1.. saa
E s,s s&!s 81 g. ~ SS
sS SSs' a 5 Il 90 ST. s 80
2i & 70 sguud.sy 10 st. w. 10. 500
adsi 70 a6 = sqand.fy 900 st NV. 900
1913 = e s. i Is @ mi lstn St. To- 900
1899 q, s. 5r. 8. 900 :2T st. b h. IN 80,
ss to 1884 st. ea ,l Is . III s SSS
isls ST. h. eoo ii@l b0uPdssry s'nw I'M
n iath and ish. .. 900 6r. and rs rear. 600
81 . y & ti,'hsr 900 g. S SS
sndS houses in s.s ~ 7ih & ''o
s IT. ss St bis Sc in 81 81 D.tr.s. st. 500
ers. each. 800 bh, 7r each. 3. 30
ss: I; 4 issS 81: ssss 4;
NJ 81 sEas x.s
S6S6
EoR sALE-FLonTpA AVE. BETWEEN 18TH
L sad l4th y W. rooms and bath fgynsss; cabinet
%hIkER so b'sa iOo8 8f VOW Ao oc7ss
EroR sALE-HoUsE 1921 EAST CAPITOL; LOT
hood Ypn.e1osptionAOie' delightful home. OWNER
EoR sAIE-BY OWNER. HOUSE 1890 18TH ST.
Nv large rooms and bath lot 1sHxl00 TO
terms Easy Wv SER on sp pGem.es
LOB sALE-2eos AMP 22lO n ST. Nv. NEW
three story and CELLAR esy.~indow bricks; 10
Ns ana ss 8.
EoR sALE-I354 WALLACE ST; TWO-sTORY
4 ana basement oay-window brick = rooms; a. MI
oc6,s. RUST HuNaERFoRp. e24 l4th st.
FoR sALETEN NEw BRICK ALLEY HOUSES;
sss f:f1fa tti;i isisslsE: ssgg st.
FoR sALE-s4.soo WILL BUY AN. s-RooM AND
sS ro 81 a'e esmsS.sdD sss
s al, s in good and he saoong
p Which The house 2sfes. treSsss on WISH:
isSs5s: 81 SssssiS
Eos sALf-oN l3rH ST. BETWEEN $ AND +
M ssASaf :foSF is
F2,s. saI!:. AAD GIL
iA and St.. s.1 m Onto Ssaa.I s.al
F9K s1L..A sE1JfIFtL iHfG1 1p5sE q
oa 91aa and i Sassc:
s;: a''i s5s t5f = s;a'
Eoa sALE-NEw s-BARaA1Ns-sao AND
\ 64I One 6al st. NE, rooms; large lot.
lbs 81; ~. stone front; II rooms. IpQuirs
| OWNEh. I3e or 2l0 INV GOBLIN
T. GOOD CHANCE FOR INVESTORS.
| oner for sale at . bargain, either singly
whole. eleven new press brick window houses, al
m csllsrs, on ct. and Tenn NJ bet. 14ti
and q. 18th 18th u, TsE,as easy: -. ,.,.-
nsaI' cannot and better oVee:,aS MY .'s, '''
| se.9-3w Gil r st. q. ".
| NOR SlIE-HOTRF l9o NJ ar W: YRFsSIT
= brfcs front. brown-stons trimmings. ten rooms
bath and Ssuar closets heated by steam cellar qnde
20x145 feet. Apply to Ed. J. HANNAH. ST. 1Ith 81
| NV. or 1t Al II ct. ssso 2w
TOR sAI.E-A BEAUTIFUL HoMR-DEsIoNEI
u and built BY the owner f9r his own residence
.oo a s., and bath Sslaf sts.m heat tiled ys:,SY
al the west appliances large lot 12o feet TO
Paved alley IN central northwest; chance seldou
found to secure drstclass home ct cost price and
easy terms. Apply q. J. BOND. Attorney. ee3
| Ct NV. ocl-eod1m
EOR .sALE-A FINE DOUBLE HOUSE; ALI
mod fmps brick stable; large lot; on the heixht
Irw. ~~xa.r Is.s <1.--
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LOST AND FOUND.

T oST-oN OCTOBER 2, PAIR OF GOLD SPEC
rarS d.Sgs W sS x old soldier Suitable
EOUND--CAME INTO THE ENCLOSURE OF THE
subscriber on about October 4. one male sheep,
s shsh Tsna. i s.xs by paying charges ss
I osT-ON OCT. 6-sMALL MONGREL TER
her long ears color black and tan; had on collar
returned to S24 sth st. sw '' It:
T osT7oN OCT. 8, PACKAGE OF PAPER, TWO
x.,s y r. s Gen busey stab;
7 osT-OH THURSDAY EVENING, on THE WAY
to ses .fa ssa i
to 22S Mass ave. IT.
T OST-LADIEs oPEN-FACFD SILVER CHArE-
' Rsun to oR oi on sh s e
ss soS s'S sna
osT-MAsTIFF PUP loYP5; ANSWERS TO
l.. name Of Donna Reward al 9ol North Carolina
FoUED-A GOLD WATCH CHARM. coMBT-
Y,S s s;: same proving property, 81
snos a. OSshT ss@s9d
turned 10 1904 Vermont ave. U. ". IT.
I EEI WITH DRIVER on STREET CAR LAST
s:ias: 1s@s1 ;I' s S' 5:
SsssSys.sssR NJ Sos
T osT--sUNDAY EVENING, LADIEs' GOLD
t6ro w.isa and chain hall plap With BUCKLE snT.ysd
depot and then to Hyattsviiis Ten dollars re wnrd
y let q l3it 1th St n ". 3ewslry store. Hystts-
7 OsT-pURINa g. A. 4. FNoAMPXENT.
II Communication ticket on railroad IN Illinois i've
Sssurnsd 0f EESRY ~ 2iE ;ii en-
osT.THVRspAY. sFTVEEN THE H6URs OF
~ and III 90 gold ladies' watch, represent
ing shSll, with gold and platinum fob liberal re-
ward VII be given returned to 1884 Sth oc6Sss
I osT-IN CABLE CARS BETWEEN CAPITOL
and treayury September TO- receipt book for woven
wire beds Reward win Be paid for sane left st 6S1
MASSACHUSETTS ave. NV. D. KNCWLTON 90.
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CHAPLIN ST, lot h0Xl5Q 81 50
CHAPLIN ST lot 2lxl50 .,,..,,,,............. / 30
HUNTINGTON PLACE. lot 5JxiSO. ..... / Is
BACON ST near 18th St. lot 5oxi4S. ........ !. 10
COLUMBIA AVE. near 18th ST. lot 25xI5O w l. 10
HARVARD ST. near 14th st., lot 50x1 10 ....... rs
YALE ST. near 18th St. lot 50xI SO ........ 251
COLUMBIA AVE. near 14th ST., lot 5Ox 90. ... 75c
hENESAW AVE near l4th st. lot 50x SO 49,. S5c
DARTMOUTH ST. near 18th st. lot 50xl.I0 80 55c
KENYON ST: near 18th ST.. lot 50Kl56 ........ 6Dc
kENESAW ST. next TO 18th St. lot oOxl56. Csc
HARVARD ST. near 18th st. lot 5Oyl5O. -. SOC
PRINCETONST. near 18th ST.. lot 50xlhO. 80. 56c
BLOOMINGDALE( 2dke v Y. ace. or G st. carsJ
ST. n. W. near LIST. lot 5OKl0O ............. SOC
FLORIDA AVE NV. GAO SO. IT., 100 It.
oufNoY ST w. 5o1 100 Observation-Disclosures: &c
RANDOLPH ST. NV. between and s SITS,
SETON ST: NV. between and sis 5Sr o''
ST. NV: near r. Capitol st. 5jiii06. ....:. &c
n. CAPITOL ST near S ST.. 50xl12 ........... Csc
n. CAPITOL ST. near T. 5OIl12. .............. DC
n CAPITOL ST Corner lot) ................... Zoe
T ST. NV. overlooking X. 7. sve.........,,., Soc
IST. Nv. near St. 50x1l S0c
FIRST ST. NV. Corner lot), 5oX97 ......... SOC
LINCOLN AVE- Corner lot). will subdivide eco
FOR sAEk.c 81. near ~ n. W.. valuable p,ec. so 3,
property, with two houses and 2 stables; paying a
small interest suitable site for fats or large
building enterprise in building houses for resi-
dences enements will sell for $2 per foot on very
easy terms.
HOLMEAD MANOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

ENOR SALE-A FINE DOUBLE HOUSE; ALL
mod. fmps brick stable; large lots the heiRhts
3 s &: y. ~ Ne is6 oSs ssn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

EOR SALEM THE WEST END-NEw HOUSES:
Il desirable homes; 9 rooms and bath; all modern
improveme nts; price. ~ 600 to Do o00i instsment
cash. II. NJ. MAhT1N,
oc5-6t 1929 Pa. n. W.
EOR SALR-A BUSINESS PROPERTY on PENN.
L ave: NV. running through to wide street now
vestpent. W. T. OKIB. 1917 st. n. ocl-2w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

Tor sALE-A BEAUTITUL NEW HOME AND
harx.in ON lJ,h near u. n ". three story and
<sllsr ten rooms: tiled bath room; electric Appli-
49, h-at~d By furnace. LOT lsxll3 70 '-soot Alley
rsxx:s BIRD WEST us 18Th ~. NV.
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WILL ITNEY AVE-, 18Th ct and Lydecfsr ave-.
sSSSs.s iocossons On ths RsssS, N , Sns 81 s6S
square feet; incl1dss lotsH % Ia both IN
tok SAAEELct on north side I st between lStb
snd LIZ 81 "a Ssst frontsnd running back 70 80
lot n FEE sFE. is,S'i s' fl FLAWS
,rz ar &ras. Is :ss 9 b! ;s 3 .s.s,
sRRkksex4sS Az ". ST Is sss 81 I;
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FOR RENT-STABLES.

EoR RHNT-Two-sToRY NEW BRICK STABLE,
stalls large carriage honse water and ga<
cstsd; VIDE alley in % Mass ave- Apply II.
BkoNNAN. cor N j. ave. and O Of. a. ~. occ-st'
E,Qh EENJ-BH1cK sTABIR-REAR OF 1875
Il Fierce place d. Terms reasonable. oc4-As
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I,OE sALE-OS ST. EXTINCTION. 2 TORY
prss--hrtCs 6sy in-iow b. .se ruoLss deep witt
n concr~te ce.lNr uEd<r TIE whole house: eiectr1
h-il-. sieasins tub u.ed ve-iinile. e-ninst 2sn
~. r-nt Tor sil pr "a. nth. Irise. = 900 Terms
Ell. EO cash ba.4rcs IN ave years. VIII I-1s To- un
improved ground in ne Sc Tor psrnIi
kvply JNO- n Btf1f~. Jh-.
80 G2I 81 a W
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FARRAGuT ST.. lots % to "a. block g
fasiR a7t ST. west hsif lot 20. siocli i.
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LHOR sALE-BY 9. II. WALKER 458 LA. AVE.
Il 5O7. oil B st. ne. new: IL rooms; all improve
msntS; 1000. se2-3m
EOR, SALE : HOUSE I2e MASS AVE. NE ;
Il price, 80, 800. Apply OWNER. 1012 Ist NV.
between D and z p. u. ss141m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

T>OK SAIE-AT BARGAIN. FOR HOME Or
a. AZ investfs5ent-o-rvooi bricl lot lbtIlo3 TO
SOL, alley. Price. si.6SO. A. T. HOLMAN.
fis1 q. D.. ocsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

bay-vtrdow bricks. brown stone trimmings and
steps. hsndsomely pspered and decorated. rooms
Tor mAntsls electric bells and lighting hsated by the
latest improved furnace and open erates 10 roous.
cellar and buters psntry ot 2oxl20 to soft alley;
in Walking distance Of the dspsrtments. convenient 70
L ". WEED CO.,
ocS-3t 500 18th st n v.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08

We HAVE A NUMBER OF HANDSOME new
houses in the northwest ranging in price from $S 500
70 49, 200 which those who looking for homes
would do we'll to examine.
IN MOUNT PLEASANT, convenient to cable cars
show you very desirable houses from s. 600 to
S20 900. with all city conyentencen.
ZEVELY L FINLEY,
oc1-Tt at "
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

Z BUY Z LOT
And ~ will
BUILD You 4. HOME on EASY TERMS
We sell You large LOT. 50 or fsOx135 for from
$3.50 to q. 200; title peFfsct rood elevation hne
view eity strssss extended g re- vsae These lots
are rapidly .dvanctAS., Nov II the time 70 invest
''A ~ 8cIxcal8N 3 RAroHELpER
au21 DOR. 10Th end O sts. n y.
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EoR SALE -oR RENT-A NICE rwo-sTORY
- .sa .SssS. s.sl is nc oo So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-08
NORTHWEST.

For SAIL "
22l1 to o243 10th q
b h, 4 and Or. SO
1T7 pa ave NV,
/ TO 16 OBrien's
court.b b. Ar. =
20Jg 10 2Ol7 Z 1T, B
aa & 1 70 aaa Bounds,
ST, b h, Ar, all. IL
2024 to 2042 1ounda,
Of, b b, Ar, all q. Il,
1871 q. b b. sr. Il.
@3 2 st. fl, H....l
1892 j st, Z b, 5r.
1929 to 1884 p st. b b,
1919 P st, b b, m 1.
IRE.
Ito ., alley bet " and
n. 18th and 18th. =
1853 to Al Prather's
alley. b b. ars. .....I
112 Goth st. b h. 6rs.
and2 houses in rear.
4rs each............
s33. s35 ped 1t. b b,
ers. each.
1pe above 10 only .
hooks. For full list c
the LIST and 18th 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-20

ARE THERE MAsToDONs IN ALASKA? :?
The Stricken Indians positively assert
that within the last five years they
have frequently seen animals, which,
from the descriptions given, must be
mastodons. Last spring, while out
hunting. one Of these Indians came
across series of large tracks each the
size of the bottom of a salt barrel, sunk
(ssep in the moss. He followed the GU
/ rf6us trail for some miles, finally COM
ing out in full view Of his game. AS 4
class these Indians are the bravest of
hunters, but the proportions Of this
new species of game filled the hunter
with terror and he took to swift and
immediate flight. He describes the
creature Us being as large as post
traders store. with great shining, yell
! lowish white tuSks and mouth large
enough to swallow q man ut Il single
gulp. He further says that the animal
was undoubtedly of the same species as
those whose bones and tusks lie all over
/ that section of the country.
The fact that other hunters have told
of seeing these monsters browsing on
the herbs up along the river gives a GER
tain probability to the story. Over on
Fortv-miie creek bones of mastodons
are quite plentiful. One ivory tusk
nine feet long projects from one of the
sand dunes on that creek, and single
teeth have been found that were so
large that they would be good load
for one man to carry. l believe that
the mule-footed hog still exists; also
that live mastodons play tag with the
aurora every night over on Forty-mile
creek in Alaska.-Juncdu Free Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-20
\ Russian Romance.

Marie keksholmskala is married, says
the Warsaw Journal. On January y,
1877. the grenadiers of Kekaholm, who
bad taken part i'll the battle Of Kara
Catch, were passing in snow storm
through the valley of Toundia en- route
for Adrianople The road was strewn
with the half-frozen bodies of dead men
and horses, over which focks of ravens
were soaring. The last company of the
regiment was leaving the valley when
the soldiers heard the faint cry of a
child. They halted searching party
was formed, and in q heap of ruins they
came upon the dead body Of a richly
dressed and singularly beautiful Turk
ish lady. Her features were Of the Cir
cassian type, and the portions Of her
long and crispy hair which were not
covered with the snow huttered in the
wind. In her arms she held baby still
alive. The captain picked up the little
waif, wrapped it carefully in blanket,
kissed it, and handed it to a lieutenant,
with orders to have it carefully placed
in one OF the warmest wagons and cared
for. Company cooks are renowned the
world over for their skill in improvising
meal. The cook of this company was
in fix. He didn't know at first what
to give to the baby, but at last, with
the aid Of the doctor, he got over the
difficulty.
At the end of the campaign the staff
ol the regiment decided to adopt the
little orphan, and later on the Empress,
who heard the story, had the little one
placed in the Alexandre-Mar Insti-
tute for young ladies, at Warsaw. She
graduated with high honors, and on
leaving the institute was taken to the
home of Gen. Panioutine, the former
Colonel of the Keksholm regiment,
where she became cherished member
of his family, on account of her amiable
disposition, her accomplishments and
her extreme beauty. In 1890 she was
presented to the Empress. who attend
ed to her marriage portion, which vas
also increased by gifts from the En-
peror of Austria, who is an honorary
Colonel of her regiment, and by the
subscriptions of the officers.
HE ululI NSIOiiiphN h.'S ~
/ formed at Warsaw, and, strange to say,
the bridegroom is one of her fathers,
an officer in her regiment. The bride
received the good wishes Of the Gov
ernor-General and Of Nine. Gourko
The Colonel of the regiment offered &
toast to Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria, the honorary Colonel. who
hooornd +ha feast hv tnc presence Of
his aid-de-camp, Col. klepsch. The
toast was received with cheers, and
the band played the Austrian national
hymn. Col Klepsch then presented
the bride with present from his En-
peror, a splendid bracelet, a genuine
imperial gift Telegrams from officers
ard non-commissioned officers came
from many quarters, and everybody
was happy.
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WEDNESDAY,

December the 2i,t, 1892. at = o'clock NJ.
the following HOUSE and LOT in the city Of
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dcc1s If O'NEAL & LUNT.

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feb22 Prince and Fairfax streets
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