davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

The Harlem Wheflmen and tho Jersey City Athletic
quo Wheelmeh rDled very oSo game in thc formers
nieys 90 Monday night. Tie iier!emb won BY three
lihrlsm wheeI,nen--sehaeasr, %; y. Bryan. 1911
EastG l26; grader, l1s Total lis.
JtrreS City Athletic Club wleelpep-NewkiIS. 1el;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-06

The Lincoln Council team won both games in the
South Brooklyn tournament rolled ut Shaughnessy 4
alleged on Monday NIGHT Tho scores:
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papers and another by g-IOrdiuE me
tie opportunity OF welcoming "a cOuu-
trymuu to these yvilds, where white vis-
itors arc as rare as they nrc highly
esteemed. Pray, let me take you TO
gour quarter"
Dunbar expressed his thanks without
fuitcrlug, though he felt there was a
something under the courteous manner
and higli-brcd Poliuenezs of his host
which would quickly rise to the sur
fucc IL his real intentions were once
futho1acd-a case of the velvet glove
lined with q coat of mail
by the bye" said Archer, as he led
him toward the bungalow, 81 must pre-
pare You for a little unpleasant expert
cnce-tl1c gentleman you sec sitting on
the vcrauduh-Tou would not take him
/ for q luuatic. now, would your
Indeed, ] would not" Arthur re
1 piled, gazing with interest on the hand
! some, though wasted, textures of the in
/ valid, who was fondling the dog
yet lie is mad as q March hare, as
they say-uot dangerously insane but
| crotehctv. Why, uy dear fellow it is
I for his sake that ! am here; for they
said that the climate and that sort OF
/ thing night have a beneficial effect on
/ him-fact, ! assure YOU
You are generosity itself Capt
] Archer: now, what is the form of your
/ friends ualudy2'
! ''IIystcri1 and tricks OF the imagina-
| tiou-supPoscs himself 20 be persons of
/ conscqucucc-oucc he had the idea that
/ he was The duke of Wellington; now ]
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FISH are always sold alive in Japan
BELIZE. like disease, is generally he
Feditary-
1T is estimated that at least ten thou
sand men in this country have no other
means OF support than the pool ring
TEE Cottonwood river 40 Emporia,
kan, varies ia width during the course
Of the year from three feet to seven
miles
Is the Old Testament, although great
numbers Of women are mentioned, there
is but oue-Surah, Abraham's wife
whose age Is recorded
II is observed that In antique statues
the second toe is longer than the first,
or great toe, but In men OF the present
time the reverse Is the case.
If the hunter VIII lie down in the
grass and wave a red handkerchief O
band of antelope viii keep circling
around until within reasonable distance
for safe shot
A rows gizzard- where so many lost
articles turn mp, Is a curious trap as well
as a necessary vital organ of the fowl
Diamonds. pearls, coin buttons taclzs1
orange peel and about everything else
save dynamite have been found fla the
gizzard Of fowls
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-Hs Ampo-IHE spectacle rressated ~
-1uulalalla OF Tee
IS we azceudGd the Newton glacier and
gained the summit of one ioe-faI after
another, the panorama on mighty snow
covered peaks and broad, crevassea Ela-
e-eE7 became more and more uuf0-ded.
ana more and more magnificent The
view eastward down tine glacier Isl one
OF me most impressive pictures that
even Alaskan mountains can furnish
The cliffs of the ST. Elias range on the
south and OF the Augusta range on the
north. Use near at hand TO great heights
ana are as rugged and angular rs 30 is
posi- DE for mountains to be- The
ano'9-covered slopes are utterly bare OF
vegetation not even lcheu riut= the
lso-aLed outcrGps of rock Looking
eastward between the two lines of PIE
clPlecs towering over "a mile iu height
and rising above into piuuacles and
crests- the eye follows the descending
slope of the glacier which expands as
new Ice streams pour iu ro1l after looa
OF Ice The surface of the glacier APP
pears rugged in the foreground but IS
sotteEcd in the distance until only the
oFoadest of the blue EazEes shat break
away ls heavily suoVv-cuvgrCd group
of hills, "a spur of the Augusta range,
which defects the glacier to the south
and causes 10 TO uialppear beyond @ rug
ged headllud OF rocks and snow E-s-
ing above che foothills that turn
the frozen current are maEnLt-
cent peaks, the IIre of which are
seldom seen, and are utterly unknown
to all who have not vCuturcd into the
frozen aolirudes of lofty mountains
Mount 1iaiaspiua ana Mount Augusta
cathedrlIs more sublime than ever hue
man architect dreamed of. limit the
view to the northeast. To the right of
these, and forming the background of
the picture, rise the clustered domes
and plnuaCles of Mount Cook and Mount
Irving, two sister peaks of equal
grandeur Beyond these. uIimpsc- may
be had lt certain stations OF Mount
Vancouver and of still other shining
submits which are not named and per
haps were never before seen by human
eyes
The view down the glacier is % winter
landscape In the full uooutide the
scene is of dazzling yvhiteuezs, except
where cliffs cast their shadows OF
/ clouds screen the sunlight The snow
/ fields and the suoW-curtllued preCipices,
/ when in shadow have delicate blue
/ tint that seems almost o. phosph
] ceucg. Except on rare occasions. the
only c1lors are white and many shades
of blue, with dark relief here and there
+ where the cliffs are too PERCEPTIONS tc
I retain a coverings Sometimes the sun
. light, shining through delicate clouds
. of icc-spIculcs1 spreads halo of bcluti
+ full colurs around some shining summit
/ or, striking the surface of a Euuw-lelt
/ at the proper angle, spreads over it a
/ web of rainbow tiu-s ass delicate AND
| chaugeabIe as the pearIv lining of q
/ sea-shclL The sheen on tine surface o
/ the frosted snow suggests the fancy
. that there the spirits of the Alpiu,
] flowers have their lsrae- C.
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pUTY's PATH.

Out from the harboF Of youths bay
There leads the path OF pleasUFsi
J With eager steps VIC walk that way
To brim joys largest measure
But when with morn 8 departing beam
Goes youths last precious minute.
We sigh twas but a fsveFed dream
{ Thero's nothing in it,
Then on our vision dayTns atar
Ths goal Of glory. Cleaning
Like some great radiant solar star
And sets US longing, dreaming
Forgetting all things left behind
We strain each nerve 70 win IL,
But when IDS ours-ales5 We ma
There's nothing in It.
We turn our sad, reluctant gaz8
Upon tho path OF duty;
It's barron, uuiuViting ways
Are void Of bloom and beauty.
Yet in that road, though dark ana cola
It seems ns We begin II,
As We press on-lol We behold
There's Heaven In it.
Ella W. Wilcox, IN Ladies Home Journal
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MANY FAIR WOMEN.

A DAUGHTER of the dean Of West
minister is the star Of a dramatic com
pany which produces plays for the en-
tertainmeut Of the poor.
TURKISH women, all of whom wear
earrings from their seventh year de
rive the use OF these jewels from Huglr,
who is held in vcneration as the mother
OF Ishnael the founder of their race
TIE women of Hungary are erect
vigorous, with fine figures, small feet,
pretty hands, rich compilations and are
said to be among the most beautiful
women in the world They are fond of
athletic sports and are especially grace
fui VvallEera-
PEEuEssEs of Great Britain, Scotland
or Ireland, by birth. marriage or crea,
ton, are free from arrest or imprison-
ment on civil process and in the event
of a pecress being charged with a Grim
inal utfcuse she would be tried by the
house OF lords
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AGRICULTURAL FIGURES.

CoTToE Is one Of the most important
products Of Persia, the annual crop
amounting 70 about 5000 bales. mostly
Ispahau cotton
in the bahamas there are now plant
ed Z. 200 acres with 9. 658, 600 sizaI plants
The fiber is worth 500 20 $50 per ton.
cleaned
tx All the AustFalasiau eoloule1, in
1891, the total number OF live stock was:
Horses. 1905. Geo. cattle 1873, COOS
sheep, 1I4, OT9s COOS pigs l,z5L,Co0. The
total wool production VFsz sos. Tlz. 9sT
pounds, an average OF AS pounds 70
each sheep
THE agricultural section OF Chill con-
tains S. sis, 900 acres. the Gol being exc
trsmely fertile Wheat yields are enor-
nous. corn and barley do wen, as also
rye and oats; but the two latter ere not
very largely grown AT one time chr.
exported grain Co C11tfoesi1-
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IN Surrey county, \ Q, theIa : !
mountain whose outline displays a
startling likeness TO the Sphinx of
Egypt It is in the northwestern par.
of the state, just east OF the Blue Ridge
range, and lies prone upon the Pied
mont plains At q distance of ten
miles the figure is the exact counter
part Of that of a gigantic lion, its body
at right angles to the precipitous ridge
and with head reared aloft as If in the
act OF rising. The head and neck are
OF solid rock, several hundred feet in
HEIGHT. the shoulders and breast which
support them being finely rounded Oh
by nature and seeming half buried ia
the grass of the surrounding meadows
When looking at the figure although
removed twenty-five miles distant from
it, the Thought hssuuts one that Is must
be a thing Of llEa sud intelligence.
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should find instructions how to reach
Capt. Archer in his retreat; that I was
to make my way to him and warn him
that two men had left England with the
purpose of discovering the whereabouts
OF the bzronet, whom they believed to
be still alive; that 1 sailed for Colombo
found n sealed packet of instructions
there, prepared for such an emergency;
that started on my journey in charge
Of Ashnu GhoOli, son OF the chief Of a
village under whose protection Archer
was ltvinggi thai We rcached the end of
our passage along the Quagla river, and
sent a yvar-canoe down the stream with
instructions to take prisoners any Eu-
roPeans they might meet, and remain
on guard ct a given spot until they
were notified to return; that on under
taking the journey across tho wilder
ness was seized with the jungle fever,
Of which an now dying; and that /
heartily repent Of my wiclSedness, and
1mp!ore the forgiveness Of my vvronged
master, whose release, / humbly pray
God, may be speedily accomplished"
The dying man signed this irregular
document with feeble hand, for the cur
rent of his life was fast e5bing.
'eXOu quite understand that ana 90
ing to uss your papers and chartsPT
Dunbar asked
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Liver, Stomach, and Bowels, by
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They
do 1t I'm Just the right way too
by using Natures own methods
That's why they're better than the
dreadful, old fashioned pills, with
their gripping and violence.
BAT thgv're better ia every way
I'm size, for instance, and dose.
They're the smallest and the cas-
lest TO takes only one little Pellet
is needed for a gentle laxative
three for @ catharJic. They cleanse
and regulate the system thoroughly
but it's done easily and naturally
Sick Headache, Bilious Headache
Constipation, indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, and all arrangements of
the Liver, Stomach and Bowels are
prevented, relieved, and cured.
They're the cheapest pill you can
buy, for they're guaranteed 90 give
satisfaction, or your money is re-
turned. You pay only for value
received.
Something else, that pays the
dealer better, may be offered as
" Just as good" Perhaps it is for
linn, but it can't be, for yolL
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HEROIC COOK.
Efo Prevents a Disastrous CounaEratIou at
the Sacrifice OF His Life

EC Prevents a Disastrous CoulG grafton at
the Sacrifice OF His Life
Ell RENO, Ok, July 5.-Au exhibition
OF heroism was witnessed in El Reno
Mr.. Smith was cooking in Lemaster
Bros restaurant, when an overturned
lamp fell upon him, covering him with
oil With great presence of mind he
smothered the flames in the building,
and calling for help, burst open a door
and rushed into the street. Before
his clothing could bs torn from him
he was SO badly burned that uo
hope of saving his life exists The res
tauruut was i'm the heart of the town
surrounded on all sides by pine build
ings, and the wind was blowing "a gale,
Had the unfortunate hero thought of
self he would to-day be "a well man. but
the town of Ell Reno would have been "a
waste of ashes. There are no means of
fighting IRE, the water works not being
comb eted-
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MEoHANIeAL soIENoE.

A NEW lining for bearings is re-
ported from Germany as composed OF a
compressed vegetable parchment
An alloy of gold and aluminium has re-
Gently been made Its color IS a most
beautiful purple, end it VIII be valua-
Bile fin making isvyeiIy-
COLD iron has been rolled so thin chat
1900 sheets, one upol another, would
measure only an inch in flicl-nels 10
IS added that 1, 200 sheets0f tissue Paper
make bus q E4tla more than an inch lu
thickness
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UEIIL0- J ny Ut 7VGIIg U|T-IIa VOC
injured last evening by railway coll
lisiou near Charlotteuburg station.
One train, loaded with passengers, was
waiting outside the station for the
signal TO start Another train came
dushiug into the rear carriages of the
train which was at a staudstill, crush
ing the hiudmost carriage into sPliuters
and terribly iniuring many OF the pas
senge-s- The injured filed the air with
their shrie!zs and cries and @ report
spread that a large number had been
killed So fax, however, mo- deaths are
reported although some of the injured
will rr811a tfg die
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Es-All cornunun fcations for this paper must
be accompanied by tire name % the autnor
not necessarily Tor publication but as an
evidence OF good faith on the part of the
writer. Write only on one side OF the paper.
BE 'particuIar!y careful in giving names and
dates 70 have tine letters and figures plain
and distinct.
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Huge Rank DeraIcatisn,

BUFFALO, n. y, July Only about
half of the pass books OF the National
Savings bank have been examined and
the defuIcutiou figures MP S#26,G35
These are exact figures as far as the i'm
vestigation has gone The revelation
was made this morning iu the supreme
court before Judge Hamilton Ward
when Deputy Attorney General Herman
made application for the appointment
of q. terlnararH receiver Tor LEe hanLE.
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or preventing tile Erlupa- colds 1saducllels
and levers la 60 use the liquid lsLEatlH-
-e.aely syrup q ~ vs5-as, ss 49,
10 Ie benedict one EluEl gee tho true rem
ety ulauufallu-a1 ~ tle Ca-ltoruil rag
Syrup 60. only Tor sake 1g All druggists
ta Soc and 60 bottles
CuAHAcrrz. is what q man IS when be
horn
Dr. j. Tuoar=1x & Co. Druggists. Con
azrsuCrLr Pa rlE Hall z lsst4rrh Cure De-
the best and only sure cure l1a clllrru they
ever sold Druggists zsll it, zoe
Wury o. man has good horse sense he
doesn't bet on races Bin laul1on Re pub
Ir drlwsv after q 5000 nights sleep there
O. llal Ees-.1u aud stomach disorder VI llcu
E-1-llm.z Pals VIII cure
j S1r1cr that an amateur Hsharm1n San
tell just as Dig lies as @ professional - lla
Strings
B-AuTT mHrrc7 by O. bad complexion may
be- rae rlr-L uE Glenn sulphur soap
L.--s Hair and 'F li=zer Dl e. % esHt--
tug -1dJr IS the stirring event Of che
lCu-E's Lcll-G---lal--s News
HEarru TIn-BrTs save weak. nervous men
81; -rlaL box IJl- Ohio Chemical co -liuctn %
WE would ike TO In5uire IL ashIns for
suckers is uu aeuue on an 2utuso angle
THE Eaurs Horn IS published 40 Indian
Epullsr Indiana at sL-1l paE 3 ear
Tuu professor OF astronomy in O college
/ uez=-rooll tz looked upon as o. slaF '7a7-lF.
A rAuou-s rouze-tha dule.-1y. y. Her
aId.
] sgErzrs axe like misf1rzuues-tHey sell
I dom come siuE-1----L Boston Transcript
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WASHINGTON, July 5.-NIr. BLAND has
returned from Missouri and is ready to
take hold of the silver fight His re-
turn was entirely on account of the
silver bill having passed the senate and
he is here TO try to get it through the
house. He will call "a meeting of the
committee on coinage weights and
measures on Wednesday for the pUr-
pose of considering the measure and "a
sueedv report is expected
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Houses, Fences, Orchards, Timber ans
Crops LeveIed.

Houses, Fences, Orchards, Timber and
Crops LeveIed.
CLAYTON, Del. July CA fierce
storm of wind, rain and hail struck the
neigh borhood OF Church Hill, Queen
anne county, Md, about G:lO Sunday
evening For three-quarters of a. mile
it levelled houses, orchards, timber,
fences and crops
In Church Hill it blew three shade
trees down on Mrs. Kate Wales dwell
ing, crushing the rooms aud breaking
in one end of the house Then 10 tore
through theEpiscopal cemetery, wrench
ing -fr trees Like pipestemE- Then the
storm dashed over the adjacent village
of Templeton. Here Fletcher Fishers
dwelling was blown bodily away and
dashed to pieces. A colorsd church and
school were served the same way. kitty
Authouy's dwelling was blown into
sindliur wood. Two other houses, the
occupants of which are unknown, were
dashed against each other, one of them
being left lying on its side. The fright
eued. occupants crawied ont through
the chimney, There was no loss of lie
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Kansas CITY Mo- July =--FEocceu-
iugs have been instituted in the United
States court in this city by C. Wesley
Talbot, of Philadelphia against Bates
county, TO enforce the payment of GER
tain bonds issued in aid of the LeEiug-
ton, Chillicothe e. Gulf railroad, which,
it is claimed, the county has steadily
refused to pay The road was never
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At "a social gathering on Harlem ave
euue Prof Suare, of Columbia college,
was present as am invited guest. Miss
EsmereLda LougeuMur o. venerable
maiden lady was also present, and as
usual she made frantic efforts 20 eapti-
vute the professor who 10y the way is
o. confirmed Evauuu-la-sr-
Professor, how old do you really
think j amp asked Esmerelda, c1quet-
tishly-
'I can't possibly tell" replied the
professor ''Tm not in charge Of the
department OF ancient history Texas
Siftings
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VALPARAISO, Ind. July A. Two
mysteries of - the railroad track have
been cleared mp. The dead body cut to
pieces near Eouts was that of Ed Short,
of Crown Point, Ind, and the body
ground 70 pieces near Hayvills was I'D
LTrI.nnrhIin. OF LhieaHo.
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CHAPTER XVI

There were strange doings in that
chamber ia tie woods, Arthur Dunbar
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CIerIz-What had we better do with
this broken vase2
Head of Departmeut-What does it
costP
CIcrIz-Saveu dollars
Head 0f a7elrfnaur-Piace IT. with
That job lnt ul damaged goods oE tEe
yyumeu's bargain counter and mark the
price mp one dollar uaEe-
-1IaeIouEal street furnishes an iu-
terestiug survival of % time when New
York possessed alleys one of these old
alleys leads from the north side of Mac
douguI street, near Bleacller, into a lit
tie court upon which fronts "a small
tyyo-story building, eHectuaIy hidden
away from the sight OF ordinary pass
ers-by on lTacGougal street, yet visited
for several hours "a day by CHEEKY
sunshine. Overarchiug court and alley
Is "a great wistlrIar supported on O
stout arbor and now covering an area
of many square yards
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CuAHACrLn fg what a man IS when be
thinks nobody Ia Watching llm--LLl-l' o
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CAST OUT,
But Not FOrsaken
ny BEREARD BIasBY.
CHAPTER xv.-CoaTHUED.

tcoFyrlEas. las.. By A N. kslr0sE Newspaper Col
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IP poor relatives had their way, they
Dallas News.
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Dr. j. THOMPSON g. CO.. Druggists. Con
dErsuCrL- Pa. cav HALLS EaElrrh Cure De-
the best ana only sure cure llE caJarru they
ever al--- L--..-aL- Ell IL %
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WuEz man has good horse sense be
doesn't bet on raees--5iuglamuou E-lpuh-
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THE Ramrs Horn IS published 90 Indian
spells, Indiana, st sl-51 per year.
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S1TIcr that an amateur Hsharm1n San
tell iusl as uiEliGs as @ professional II 5Eal
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sgErzEs are like misf1rluuos-tHCy sell
dom come siuuLg--Busu1u Transcript
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Tine professor. OF asJrouemy tn Q college
aa.--rola = LoaEal unlu - = slaE 1oar-er-
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TuE -1dJr SIS lle stirring event Of che
tculE's .slcllE.-Dall-s NCWG-
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VIZ would like 20 Inquire 10 fishing Tor
uucEers fs au acute on an sbtuHc angle
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81 .r RI an 81 i5a. UaIo cSalsai Go Ciasia o
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Eszt steve dealers keep them. 81 ysafl
does net, write El=sst % @aaEisstsr5rEr
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-28
Notice.

By Order OF the Common Council OF Dalles
City, made and entered on the 18th day of Octo-
ber 1892, notice hereby given that said city
council is about to proceed to order and make
improvements in streets in said city, herein
after stated, and the cost of such Improvement
will be levied upon the property adjacent there
to, and said Improvement will be made, unless
within fourteen days from the final publication
oi this notice, the owners of two-thirds of tn :
property adjacent thereto, shall file their re-
monstrance against such improvements as by
charter provided
The improvement contemplated and about to
be made is as follows, to-wit
To improve Wa hington, Fulton and Laughlin
streets in said city, by constructing a sewer of
terra-cotta, from the Columbia river at the foot
of said Washington street, and running thence
south on said Washington street, to the junction
of said street with Fulton street, and running
thence easterly ong said Fulton street, to the
junction of said Fulton street with Laughlin
street, and running thence southerly along said
LAughln street, to the alley next south of AlvOrd
street, said to be of twelve inch terracotta
pipe from the point of beginning, above men,
toned to the alley between Fourth and Fifth
streets and of ten inch terracotta pipe from said
place. to the termination thereof, as above stated
ated this22d day of October, 1892.
FRANK MENEFEE,
Recorder of Dalles City.
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PROFESSIONAL oAEDs.

{" H. RIDDELI-ATToRNEY-A Office
Il. Court Street, The Dalles, OREGON.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
a Cholera Scare.

A reported outbreak of cholera at Hell
meta, n. j., created much excitement
in that vicinity. Investigation showed
that the disease was not cholera but a
violent dysentery, which is almost as
severe and dangerous as cholera. Mr..
Walter Willard, prominent merchant
of Jamesburg, two miles from Helmetta,
says Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy has given great salts
faction in the most severe cases of dys-
entery. 1t is certainly one of the best
things ever made" For sale by Blake
ley & Houghton, druggists.