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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11
THE BRECKENRIDGE COUNTY
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
The Meeting Full of Interest and
instruction. O..

This Association met in the City Hall,
Hardinsburg, KY, Sept. %, 1898.
Called to order by Supt. Miller.
Opening address by Lille Cooper.
Recitation in psychology conducted by
Prof. Shacklett, was fullof interest and
instruction.
In the afternoon language work and
composition was very intelligently dis.
cussed by Miss Matte Addison.
Mr.. John Blythe read very appropri-
ate selection on the subject of National
Holidays.
The art of questioning was discussed
by Messrs. Geo. Gray, Sherman Ball and
A. Driskell.
Civil government was discussed by
Sherman Ball and Andrew Driskell.
The value Of the County Association
was very plainly set forth by Prof F. r.
Roberts.
Longitude and time, how to teach il
successfully, was very warmly discussed
by Messrs Driskell and Sherman
Ball.
In the discussion of the Importance OF
business education, Prof 6, S. Wilson
brought out many homely illustrations,
each one showing the Importance of such
an education.
A most eloquent and instructive adj
.
dress upon temperament was delivered
by DIR. Milton Board.
What should we consider good deport-
ment in pupils was dispensed OF by Mr.,
Allen Kincheloe.
Explanation Of new points in school
law was given by Supt. Miller.
Adjourned TO meet again at Hardins.
burg in November
LrLLIE FRANCES COOPER, Secretary
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11

For lame back or for a pain in the
side or chest, try saturating a piece OF
flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and binding il onto the affected parts.
This treatment will cure any ordinary
case In one or two days. Pain Balm also
cures rheumatism. so cent bottle for sale
by A. r. Fisher, Cloverport and Witt &
Meador, Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11
A Smart Woman

Is always ready for any emergency.
She keeps bottle of Parks Cough Sy-
rup in the house in the summer time.
A summer cough and cold lis quickly
cured by il. Unequalled in Group.
..r.f.. .. A. r. Fisher. druggist.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11
II Don't Cost Anything

TO try Parks Sure Cure. A specific
for the cure of all diseases peculiar to
women. Ask your druggist our guar
anteed plan. A. X. Fisher, druggist.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures burns.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve curessores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures ulcers.
"a. r. Fisher, Cloverport,, and Witt 4
Meador. Harlinsburg. 9' 4 Iit5' I
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11

The many truthful testimonials in be-
half of Hoo's Sarsaparilla prove that
HOOPS CURES, even when all Others fail.
Try it now.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11
0UEENSWA RE.

Now is your time to purchase Queens
ware and Glassware, we have few
remnents left, and are closing out at
cost. We will make it to your interest
to call. Babbage's.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11
HEHalZ|EM
SUFFERS.
SUFFERS.

If"C. @. G. Certain Chill Cure"
is not the best remedy you have
ever used for Chilis and Fever
your money will be refunded.
Pleasant to take. Price 90 cts.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1893-10-11

Shoes for the family at one-third less
than you pay at other stores. Hats for
Men, Boys and Children at the lowest
prices on earth. Our display OF Furnish
ings, Gloves and Umbrellas unsurpassed.
"a" Send for illustrated catalogue.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23
SUPERIOR Court Judges.

JONAS HUTCHINSON
WILLIAM G.. EWING.
PHILLIP STEIN.
JAMES GOGGIN.
GRIFFIN, Clerk.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23

JOS E. GARY, Chief Justice
HENRY M. SHEPARD.
GEORGE H. KETTELLE.
THEODORE BRENTANO
STEPHEN D.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1893-09-23
Circuit Court Judges.

M. F. TULEY, Chief Justice.
SAMUEL P. MCCONNELL.
LORIN C. COLLINS, Jr.
r. S. TUTHILL.
R w. CLIFFORD.
EDWARD F. dunno.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Ourb9ebrannt.
5rau Pubert Joroan Id6t ihre camille i'm
Sti6 uno peribwinoet nit George
WiQbanf.

s3tpei 8enoDner Der Srti6aft Wi[mette,
Sralt 6ubert Serbian ulto G)eorge WtQ=
banf, bet 2ebtere Elm Wfitglteb oeS D~orttgell
YpliSeiocpartementS, ltnb nab Nuslage
ibrer Srcunbe am 0tenitag nit einanber
burcbsebrannt. Die brei &tnoer Ser Strait
Soroal, Elm &nabe bon 6 Sabre1, etn StDet1
ter bon 4 Sabren un0 Elm neun Wtonate
alteS Wtdocben, iinb bon Itacbbarn aufgez
nonlnen uno bon 9amen Ser vGongrega>
tional" &trcbe nit BEN nDtbigiten &lei>
oungSitiiden perle6en poroeu. Der Derlai@
iene @atte, 6ubert Serbian, elm Qngeitelz
ter in Der Office beS @runoeigentbumS=
bGnblerS s. 8. @beeloG, 53tmmer 524
Spern6auS>8lod, bat felt Sabren NIT lei7
ner San1ilte in Wtln1ette gelebt. Gor emit
ger 3cit murbe CT trauf ms 6oSpttal ge>
bracbt, ltn6 Die Sral1 tpar bon Do ab ge@
%Spungen, allerboub 9(rbeiteu Su perricbten,
nm sic Wfittel fir ibren ul1o Ser &inber
ltnterbalt 81 DerOtenen. gta6 ietner EilG@
tebr aus bent 6oSpital lieB Serbian aus
9anfbarfeit Ni6tS unperlu9t, nm ieiner
| Srau 0aS 2eben 10 angenebm tpie n10gltd
St maben. Seoen Sent, ben er it6 abipd2
rem %fonnte, iibergab er ibr, ltno 10 iammelte
tie itch mach ul1o nab cine Summe BON unz
gefGbr $500 al.
DTS I'M leBten 6erbIt sic 2egu11g 0er Nb>
5ugs> uno Wai1errobren IN Der Srtlcbaft in
2lngriff genDmmen muroe, cr6telten Die Sc
tpobner laut llebereinfltnft BON ben Gon>
tractpren einen lnenen YoltSiiten unb Die
QSabl fiel auf Wtiubamf. 9ieler CAB ltcb
BEL Soroan'5 IN Soft unb bald Duroe CT Ser
itete 8egleiter Ser Trau Serbian, lolpobl
ndcb Ser &trcbe, ais aI6 81 8ergnitQungen.
2lnt 9ienftag l6tdte lie ben Sautjungel
zines Observation-Disclosures nit Stpei
i6tperelt Geiiefoffern nacD Dem 8aDnbot
lno lteB bic Jocbter elmer Jtac9b0rin nit
benz @riuc6en tommer, auf ibre fletne
Sodter Qlcbt 81 gebeu, 90 tie ELL 5elegramm
erDalter babe un6 iofort nacb Chicago lab
rem miiiie. sic benllbte Oann Den nGcbIten
Bug. 9uS i6r Wtann an Nbeno 5uritf>
feDrte, fano er, baB feline 6ral ibre lGnlmt@
lic6en &letoer ltno aucb Die eriparten $500
mitgeuDmmen bate. auBerbem Lag aui
einem 3ilcbe cine Boli3etunifornt, Elm
6elm, Elm &niippeI uno neben oielen
Sa1en etn 53ettel, altf Dem Die Worte
1tanoeu: y@eben sic Dies al Slien,"
Oerr SliDn lit Elm Utit9lteo oes Srt7
i6aftsrat6ss.
Serbian permut6ete natilrltb lo1ort, oab
ieine 6rau i'm perlaiien babe, I'M iid aber
gu pergewtiiern, cling ct na6 benz 1ele=
grapbenamt un6 erfubr bier, baB iiber@
balpt feline 9epci6c fiir ite etngetroffen
iet. SeBt tbeiIte Serbian ieinem Nrbettz
geber, ber sugIei6 ietu Nacbbar lit, bas @e7
i6ebene nit lnb 6rau 98beelof naDn1 licb
ioiort beS fletnen MdbcbenS an. Die BET
BEN 8nabclt tpurben bel anoeren 0facbbarn
unteroebracbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
SdoB iid eine Ruoel ms BERG.

@iGiam 6. SaOi6ge mad6te Samftag
2(benb, Ober Sonntag firth in Dem @ranb
9acific 6otel Ieinem 2eben 0u1c6 cincr
ScbuB ms 6erS Elm @nbe. SapiDge'S
6einlat6 mar in Buffalo, Sc. 9, un6 Ell
traf am GamIta8 inn @railo 8aciftc 6otel
Elm. 9lm SonatGg 2tbcnO ging ct gegen
II ltbr 81 8ett, mar a6er nod ntcbt mnten
eri6ienen, ale am Wontag WOrgen UNI
103 llbr in Set Office eine 9epelcbe fiIr i'm
e%intrai. Wtan ianbte etnen Sungen nab
ieinem 3immer uuO Oieier Offnete, ais er
auf iein &lopfen feline Qntiport erbtelt, bie
5biir nit eincm 6auptl6liiiiel. Gr fano
Sapibge nit elmer &ugelmunbe in Ser
linfen 8ruit trot i'm 8ette.
Der Goote bate Montag Oforgen cine
Stelung bel Ser v8eI telephone 60" an
treten iolen. Gr lpar 30 Sabre alt un6
perbeiratbet. BaS i'm gum SelbitntorO
beranlaBte, lit unbetannt, Die 2eiDe
iuurbe na6 Stgnunb'S Morgue, SEQ. 70
SiftD 9(pe, 9ebracbt, naebOem le Supor bon
Dem Coroner III 9(u9eni9ein g%cnOnmen
iporoen tpar.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Der1ufEte GrhFtt.

Sic Ginaiehuuo BON 1odbenaunten 1lmo anoereu Orb,
1bofte1, iDuie Grbebun9 BON Seloern all5 aueu Speller
Yolnabte1 rnb ollie erforberltden 9erlDtlt0en Opfll
meute auS9eferti9t uno ~tirblioe @ertt1tate Delof9t
Wtelte mebr dig ~30idbrige RrariS Ill Grbl0oTtSan9ele
~geubelteu uub YroSeileu, iolte oae peranlalIel, Deltge
zines 5uperl01l9en JtatbgeberS Deonf1etL 9erIi; Wtatu
NORTH su &atbe 81 5ieben. Die 9erlGtllTel @nHoroe
rltrtqet BON pernltBten @rben lino ID Sabre BON Qernl
WtorctrpDrtb 9eiammelt nno fperDen mDDeHttlep, lple ote'
ielben %erIcbeinen, in bieem uHo alien beoeutenoen Slat
tern in ben @ereiIlaten Staate1 perDffentlibt. 9le auT
geToroerten Yeripnen pDllelt lmb Direct an 9ernl. 9Jtard'
portb, $40. pa & 226 &ineitr., @incinnett, !SDto, men'
ben, oa gtemauo anBer Inn ndbsrerl AHTl@llB 9eoer
fam.
A. @rbloffer
Iin0 Iolbe 9erIpner, lpelbe @rbi1aTten blnterlaIlen UNI
0erett @rben geltGot lueroett.
Soa1elalI, Grbeu pon @DuarO.
Woeler, @r6en ppn Claus uno Marearetga, geb.
5puoer.
B. 8ermtBte @rben
un0 ioldbe GerIonen, Die oil elmer Gr6lGaft 6etbeilt9t ftto
bererl Mobnort uuo 9tadfommeH ober nnbetannt llHo.
@uauItir, @briftion 2uOpi9 5rieb, aus 9teubraHoens
burg.
8ofelmauu, SSDounes SenrtcnS, aus @olnH1.
Gn9elbre1t BON, &otbarina, aus Berlin.
Soffnann, Socpb un6 @eorg, aus @belmannsTeloelt
9irlt, Sbeobor sS9einri6 @arl, aus Golotc5.
&owaIepsti. Jrieoridl, aus Sopen.
&~0nIpredbt Muua, aus &oni9Sbad.
&uB, SaCob, aus SSlstel0.
&aiteMberger, earollMe @%briitine, Sob. 5rteo.. G9riss
1tiolt, @brtitine, Dereb. &nedt, 6rteortb ulIo Sarl, aus
gecartpe1tbein.
&ueins. &arl, aus &anbeL.
Wtpa, 9brt1tine, ans SDln.
%geubauer, &ubtui9 Sulius, aus 8ui1tn.
Tppp, Sob. Sernboro rno Wtarle 8arbara, aus
@eslal.
8ondD, 9ernbar0 9Bilbetm GSeroinano, aus d3anop.
SdnteBler, 6rieorlGb, aus @itpterSbetm.
SelBer,. Guoolf 5eiurid), aus WtaHnbetlH.
Sped. Oscar, ans &arlsrnbe.
g9ittfopL Sob. 5riebr. WtIbelm, aus 9teBebano.
Miioa, AuaItaiia, aus &pibnlieoer.
G. SDDt DDer peri0oueH @rflarte
limb lolbe @erionet, Die BEL @rbi6aften betDeili9t lnb
gerl6tlldb anf9eforoert iinb, Ii1 abcr IN %9e9ebeuer 3elt
utbt gemetoet Daben.
&pensti BON, Button Seou unb Mtpoeita Sauitina @lts
iabetb, aus Gdroba.
9tlebneS, Sobonu 9eiurtd), aus g9arenoorf.
Sorutta, @DrtitDpb, ans 8o9uniDoelpeu.
Stesler, Jtobert, aus 9Reideultetn.
Cincinnati, Il. Mdr5 1898.
Germ. Mardm Drtb,
9eutfder 8ebtsaHtpalt,-
224 u 226 8ine StroBe,
GiHcinnatt, Sbio.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
aoad1eutltd1e a4ltnpts etaota- aettnre, atontaa, 10. aRlars 1898,

Qngelege16citen lit pom &at6 Ser GenIoren
sic Nnflagc bes 6ocbuerrat6S unb Ser 9e7
ited6ung erDoben worben. @r 1ou nGmlib
bas Nurecbt OeS 6ineiiiben &eicbeS alf ge7
tpiiie 3beile bes 8an1ir aufgeseben, baiielbe
arf &ublanb iibertragen unb babur4 benz
cbineliiben &ei9e etnen 9roBcn Gertuit
5ugefiigt baben. Der &atb Ser Genioren
beite6t ouf 9erbGnsung Der Sobe8frate
gegen Ben Miniiter.-0er Sultan ppnSanz
libar 9ut 8in Sab lit tobt. Gr mar Elm
Brlber ser friiberen !6erricber &balifa unb
S%ltrgbaic6, gclangte naeb Dem Sooc OeS
c~riteren inn 6ebrlar 1890 auf ben G1ron
uto ma i'm Sabre 1855 gcboren. QllS fem
Na6tolger murbe ietn 9ieife 6amib BON
bemeOte Sbubberricbaft ausii6enben Gngz
lGnoern eingelcbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
War 6es Sebens mii6e.

Mao @Olad6ef, Elm ia @eiionitr, pobn:
batter Sc6neiOer, periuc6te OtittpOcb nm
II l1Dr baDurct ieirem 9aietn Gin Gnbe 81
mac6en, oaB e. itc6 nit einem &aiirmeliel
bie&eble balb hurdbidnitt, Gr wuroe nad
bem Gountpz6olpital 9c6radbt unb bort err
flarten bie2ler3tc, 6aB MN geringe 6offnunQ
arf feline @eneiung %porbanoen lei. S9uloen
ioQen ibm 81 Ser per5tpeifelten 5bat 9e>
trieben ba6en. ST ar6eitete fir 0te Wtooe9
idneiber @eber & Rfeiffer an Der 9torO
Glarfitr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Staot Chicago,

D% ltnlere Gorreiponbenten uno 9(geuz
ten beiucbcn Die fplgenben Staaten:
6err Seq 8enntn9bopen Sic Staater
Nebrasfa, 8enniDluanien, Seem 2)ort, Stem
SerleD, 9torb@ uub Siibcarolina, &irgtnia
ltnb ben Otitrtft Columbia.
SEER 6rans Otto Sic Staten Senneiiee,
~9(rfaniaS, 2ouiiiana, SeraS, OaS Snbianerz
Serritorium unb Wierifo.
!6err 9eter 8ulcD ben Staat Suinois.
6err 4aul 6riebel Ben Staot Soma.
SEER s. 9. SpteaeL ben Staot Ofinne=
iota. office: 583 8. 9(ue,, Nortb Mtune7
applis, Mtnn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
BrteffaItel1.

9teu. &. .. l1nberpooO, SQ. Gorne7
lins 6er5 lebt nocb, lit aber, mach oem 9lus7
iprlcb ieiner aerste, INNER nocb 10 frant,
oaB er ni5t ausgeLiefert tperoen fam.
We. 0r+ Otauoan, DAT. Sin Qtcre
2ano bait $50 SuaOratrutbeu o0er 1910
GuaOratz DarOs un0 1850 GuaOratfuB.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
Sd)merer Nnfau.
Webrere Mrbeiter DOr elmer einitiirsen0en
WGner DerIGiittet.
Orei oerfelben i6uer perlebt.

Sin 9ube11o Nrbeiter an Sre6eriG 6eB'
@ebGuDe al Der StGte ltno IS. StraBe.
entral1nen Sreitag Nacbmittag nm 2 ltbr
nit genalter Notb Dem Sbtfial, bon ben
Sritmmern elmer etn1titr5enoen Waier per>
icbltttet 5t tperoel1. QetDer ipurbel1 Dret
berielben lcbper perlebt. 9te1e iino:
SObn @roicbccb bon 1913 IS. StraBe.
9rei 9ttppeu gebrocbelI, QSutben am &opf
1tno innerltc)e lSerleBlngen.
Sranf SimonbS bon 1862 Nortb Normal
YarftpaD, am gdn5en &0rper seric6rnben
lti1D tnnerlicb perlebt.
SulttS 2en1pbc bon II gormelee 9lne.,
&innba6en gebrocben uno AM gansen &0r1
per 5eri6un6cl1.
Die bret Oerltngliiften WfGnner ftan6en
in 9ien1ten BON Wiutam 6err BON SEQ.
730 20. Ctr, BEN man a~nfangs auc6 bon
Sen 5ritmmcrn, Die ben Seitentpeg ullD sic
Babe StraBe beoedten, begraben glaubte.
Die 2eute arbeiteten an Sem 36urr1, all Ser
Gde Der StNte7 un0 65. StraBe nn6 gera6e
inter ibnen befanO itcb S. s. G6tncbdrb,
Der Contractor, Der Die &lcmpnerarbeiten
an Dem G5ebduoe itbcrnpmmen bate. 2eB>
terer bate eben einem leiner Qrbeiter, Der
nit tDnl auf benz 0a6e itauo, eintge Sn7
ftructtonen 8egeben, ais ein furcbt60rer
&rab erfolgte ltnO Die ode DeS groBcll Sc
bGuOeS nit 0n1 BRET Nrbeitern 6erabitiir3te.
&6ine6art bette ii9 Oilrcb einen tiibnen
Sprung duf OaS 9a6 Dor Dem SAT- in bic
Giefe gerettet unD6err bate im6aQen eiuen
aus Der gebrocber1en Wfalter berporfte6enOen
8alfen er9rifieu unb es mar tDnl gelltngen,
it6 auf cine l1aheftebenoe Setter 3ll lblpin@
gen.
Die BoltSet un6 6aS Seuer6epartemer1t
muroen iofort bena6rtbtigt un0 balls err
idienen Der Gnpt. Stelos uno WfarIcbaQ
&enpon auf Dem 8labe. 9tacb menigen
Wtituten bate man Die 8erlebten unter ben
Sritnmeru herDDrgebolt lutD mach elmer
Qpptbefe gebracbt. 0ort muroell i6re
9Sunben b%er6unben II. lte Johann mach ibren
betreffen0en gSobnHngen gebracbt. Wtan
nabm anfangs OH, 0aB 8aiianten unter ben
Sriimmern ericblagen tporoen leien; oieie
0nnabnte beirdtt8te Iicb iebo3, gliidItc6er
@eiie nicbt.
0as 0e6Gube bat 6rei Sto6perfc unb
lit aus 8aGfteinen erbaut. Die GrbgeicboB>
8alfe11, Die BEN Gden 3ur StiiBe oienter,
paren i'm 8tnter gelegt tporoen uno man
nimmt an, OaB bteielber betm Gtntritt 0es
S~Dautpetters iicb %ienften utb baburcb Bic
@de i6reS 6alteS 6eraIbt tpurbe. Der
Contractor 6err bagegen iogtc, 6aB bas
@ebGloe itber1altpt unitcber gepelen lei uno
Dab feline 2eute itcb logan anfa19s getpeigert
bGtten, an Die 0lrbeit Su geber. @S beiBt
ferncr, baB bas Saus Ourdb Ben Ginitur5 Der
@fe 10 gei3md6t por6en lei, baB Elm Nbz
retBen Der gan;en StdteitraBen> 6ront MOTH
rpenbig lein perOe. Der S6aben tpir6 BON
Dem 2lrdbitecten 6ranciS 9iorton uno Dem
Contractor Sboutas Sobnion auf $4,000
gei9GBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

SIM Sriibling ne6me man 9(per'S @arIa=
parila eilt, INN baS Slut SI r~eilli9ell, het
&0rper Su ltGrfen, Die Qeber Sur 3bGtigteit
onSure9en u1b III ser 9arlsen S0rpermal6ine
etllet 9elunben ul1b trdfti9en 3uItolto ber5n=
lmtellell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
SQIN0fOr.

Gin reines Watsbier 8ebrattt pOtt
Der Gonr+ Setpp Sretp9+ 60. TT 1ter=
NIT beitettS e~ntpfOblen- SSm Vtaid)eat
1tn0 sS6fIern at DAben. SelepRotte
80. $50. SOttlin9 9eptwt- So $685.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

gier5ig Sabre unnnterbrOz
6enen unO ii6 itetig mebrenz
Ben @rfolges fenn5ei6ne1t
Ben Stuff elmer jeOen Ginger
M1aihine. Sin ltrenses Sp=
item ser 8riifung uno Inter
iudun9 wdbrenO oieler LAM
gen @rfabrung gtebt JeOem
&Gufer elmer mobernen Jtdb=
maidine eriter &lafe Die
@arantie, OaB iol6e unter
auen l1mltdnOen 5noerld11tg
unO. unbeOin9t poQfommeH
lit, nab je0er Rt6tuug bin.
glf M}ilionen Ginger
Ma16inen iino wdbreno Der
lebten Dier3ig SATIRE perfanft
worOen, unO jeOe Oerielben 1T
ior9fdltig na69e1eben nnO
je0er &dufer poaitdnotg tn=
Itruirt mor0en.
Die per9oneenbeit btetet 6arantie
fir ole 5ufunft.
The Singer Manfg. Go.
8weisgei6dfte iberaa,
Gbteaeoer since: 2Os gsabaib asne.
fri ST. 1SpB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

Srults unb @pnbifate lperben nit MiB=
trallen all9elebeu. Gs 9iebt iebo9 cine Qlrt
Don &rliit, 9e9en pel6e Nienaltb mas einSu=
wenben bat. Dies lit Ser Sruit, 81 9eutlb
baS Sertrauen, melcbeS oas Publitum IN
6ooo'S Sarlap0rtGa lebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

.@oob's 9ilten beteben 9dn3li9 aus
pflauSli9eu Stofien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

rgaRoria 1T 70 prrJaslt@ seeisnet fur stnser, bas t@
Ism Dor allen onberen mir befannten PrdperateH ben
&UrSus sebe." 8. q. ar3erl MD,
Ill Suutb STfprb Str, Grcptpu, q. D.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13
(asloIid
fsssr aamaItnas assea ssimnss.

@Afosta f5roer4 Die g~eroaMnmg unS beiestsSi
WufSetriebenbett, @eritopfuns, aberia1fiise Mesens
faure, Oiarrbpe unb Siebers0 tsppfttpu. 0abrsA
pirb pas &tnb seIunb gema9t rnb ietn S9Iaf ttatiirs
Ti6. Gaitnria entbalt weOer Mssrpbtu, NOD aasess
nartDtti9e Subtanten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

pWus perf6nli&e YER eobaptung nnbG ~rfahrung fennt@
fnsen, baB Gafttria cine auSSeaeihnete Me6istn fur
ainber tit, Die aIs g~elinbes Ibfubruntttel tpirtt un6 BITE
SpannunS Der GtnSepeibe, iplpte ee8 @eiammtIpftem&
Sebr bebeutenS ltnfert. @ieIe Mhitter baben mir feline
ou5se3et9nete gptrfun9 duf ibre 4tnber be5eust."
DR.. 8. 6. S58Dpb, 2DpeI, Maf.
0teGentaHr II Murras ctr, 81. n
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-03-13

reett mebreren Sabren babe Id SIR DGaForta1 ezs
RfDblen unb tperbe eS aud ferner tbun, s1eS cbne &a8s
nabme cute &eIultate ~er5telt BAT"
Gbptn s.. 9arbee, Md,
sSbe Btntbrpp~, 125. ctr. unO z. ape., Relv gors
6itu.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-12-02

ceal GENEROUSLY large and ncIuitahje
taxation, and because they lead more
readily TO fauds, as weighcrs and
counters ut the custom houses are
cheaper and more easily corrupted labor
than tuuSe uuarr thead vuioepm sys-
tenn. Moreover, the ad vaIogem Sys-
tenn has worked we'll in practice and is
essentially fair. 1t defends the large
free list of raw materials ON the ground
that the taxes on production are a
doable wrong, cmlu.atiug on cousm-
ers and hurting labor by narrowing
the market. They are maue free for
the further reason that NO other couu-
try can supply tnem as cheap.y as we
can; no competition can Interfere with
us IN them, and freedom from taEatlou
must Immensely stimulate the proauc-
ton of ores, coal, lumber wool and
other things in certain parts Of the
country. The tAia edge of American
manufactures has entered every couu-
Try, and with free raw materials there
is 40 limit TO the growth of our foreign
trade, with incacuuUie advantage 10
labor.
The statement continues by saying
that ia every great line ofmauUacture
we can produce enough for home COM
sumption in six to nine months and we
caA get rid of our surplus only by eA-
port; that trade eaHnot he ouiit up -
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-12-02
THANKSGIVING Dinner.

The people Of District No. 2 assem-
bIed at their school house Thanksgiv-
ing day and had good sociable time
Well filled lunch baskets were or hand,
and at 2 O'Clock tables were spread in
the upper hall with all the delicacies Of
the season, and the reputation Of the
ladies Of this district for getting up a
lunch was well maintained. Two ta-
bles the length Of the hall wore weight
ed with good things to eat; red-hot
stove cooked wash boiler Of coffee,
which was served by fair hands, and q
cheerful company did full justice to the
meal. Each table was decorated by
two handsome bouquets of natural
flowers. Those present were: Il ID
Calkins and family, w. S. Perry and
wife, Fred Howe and family, NJ. \.
Foley and family, i. Locke and fam
lily, 5. T. Blythe and family, Earl
Eastman and family, 0. Eastman and
family, VIM. Eastman and wife, Al
fred Boorman and family, r. J. Ellis
and family, E. L. Lyon and family,
Mr. TiIlett and family, Mr., Lyon, Sr.,
r. S. Andrews, Tom Wickens, Con
Hepp, a, n. Foley, Guy Pilkington,
Elton Hayden.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-12-02
4 Qnar:pr Century Test,

For a quarter of a century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and
the millions who have received benefit
from its use testify to its wonderful
curative powers in all diseases of throat,
chest and lungs. a remedy that has
stood the test so long and that has
given SO universal satisfacio is noex-
pertinent. Each bottle is positively
guaranteed to give relief, or the money
will be refunded. 1t is admitted to be
the most reliable for coughs and colds.
Trial bottle free at the Hood River
Pharmacy. Large size soc. and 81.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-12-02

The gist of the proposed bill is given
in a statement which Chairman VIII
son prepared for the press. it is:
"The democratic members of the
committee have felt as no others could
feel the momentous responsibility rest
ing upon them, and the magnitude Of
the difficulty and the delicacy of the
duty assigned them, Of framing tariff
bill for a nation of 70,000,000 people.
The bill they are called on to reform is
a vast labyrinthine system of class leg
islation, eliminating thirty years con-
troll of the taxing power by few inter-
,ests, gathering into their train host
of petty toll-gatherers. 1t was carefully
framed to prevent as long as possible
what its author calls 'monkeying with
the tariff by which he meant any sue
ycessful effort on the part of the people
to undo or lessen the bounties which
its beneticiaries were permitted to write
therein in their own words and own
figures. 1t transferred to the free list
the proper and fruitful revenue of arti-
!cles where most of the taxes paid by
the people were received by the govern
ment, and greatly increased the rates
on those articles all or most of the taxes
on which paid by the people went into
private Golfers, and it was bolstered up
by many defenses, chief among which
are swept and garnished treasury and
a swollen and colossal scale Of perma-
nent expenditure. such are the cOndi-
tions that confronted us ut the outset OF
our work. The committee welcomed
information and counsel from every
trustworthy source, and while it does
not expect its bill to escape just crit
icism i'll all its details, it does present
it to the country as the result of months
of patient, anxious toll, and of an hon
est desire to discharge its duty, purged
Of all taint of local and personal favor
itism or prejudice. Its main features
are two:
"First-The adoption, wherever it
seems practicable, Of al valorem instead
of specified duties.
"Second-The freeing from taxes of
those great materials of industry that
iie at the basis of production.
The statement continues by saying
that the specifit duties are objection
abe because they can be used 10 con