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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25
No Nater.

We are informed by Captain Coe
that no water will be furnished this
season for irrigating purposes. This
may be modified so as to provide for
the berry patches ard flower beds, but
nothing fur her than this can be ex-
pected. This being the case, it will be
necessary for US to provide water, see
our lawLs dry up before the middle Of
the Summer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25
SOLICITED.
RETURNS PROMPTLY MADE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NVI IDL IVIO i UDLIINI HUN.
Land Office at Vancouver wash. March. .l6, 1893.
To Columbus Jewett and all whom it may
concern.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of
his claim, and that said proof win be made
before the Register and Receiver U. S. Land
Office at Vancouver wash. on May
2j 1888, viz:
StiCken Johnson.
Widow of ofSappatanclich johnson, deceased
Fl. f., No. 5jI7 for the c a sec l8 Tp4nrue
W m.
She names the following witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon and cultiva-
tion Of said land, viz: Isabel Morgan, Frank
Joseph Morgan, Big Joe INDIAN John Slontie
CIndian1 all of White Salmon Klclfitat Co..
Washington.
JOHN D. GEoGHEGAN, Register
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

1t has been reported in The Dallcs
that we have withdrawn from the race
for the registership Of the Land Office at
that place. We wish to give this
statement an emphatic denial. We
propose to stay until the authorities at
Washington either appoint US or tine
other fellow, and then vie hope to stay
four years longer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

The hoop-skirt and cholera are cpl
demic in Europe, and rcXt summer,
will travel hand in hand, as i: were,
across the Atlantic. Diseniectautsa and
a rigid quarantine may stop the on
ward march of the cholera, but the
hoop-skirt is contagious beyond the
hope Of control. It's latitudinous ribs
and longitudinal strips are to extend
the American crinoline, but it IS evan
escent, and will soon pass away. The
corset alone can proudly claim that it
has come to stay"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

Judge Deadly is very sick man, and
there is little hope Of his recovery. In
deed il is probable that he will die in
the harness as he has not yet taken ad-
vantage Of the act Of congress permit
ting him to go on the retired list.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

If our friends Of The Dalles want the
branch insane asylum they had better
get lively move on. The enterpris-
ing cities Of the more eastern portions
Of the state are making some lively
liJc
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at The Dalle8 Or. March 49, 1898
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support Of his claim
and tnat said proof win be made before the
Register and Receiver U. S. l.. o. at The Dalles
Or. on May 8, 1855, viz:
Leander Evans
Homestead Application No. 2572 for the S "a
II n and "A W Il sec 7 Tp2nr u e m.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous Residence upon and cultiy;t-
tlon OF, said land viz: Amos Root, james
Elliott, William Johnson, all of Mosier or,
r. Mcneil, Of The Dalles Oregon.
mchlSapl22 JOIN w LEWIS. REGISTER.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

Past Grand Master Workman,
Hare, and Grand Lecturer, Wetmore,
addressed the people Of this vicinity at
the U. b. church Tuesday evening on
the subject of the A.,O. L. W.. its aims
and objects and what it has accomplish
ed. Mr.. Wetmare spoke for an hour
making the objects Of the order plain
in a very able address, and was follow
ed 10y Mr.. Hare whose eloqucnco added
force to Mr.. Wetmore's statistics. The
effect will no doubt be shown in the
renewed activity of the local lodge.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

A story is making the tour OF our cx.
changes to the effect that a drummer
who had had considerable business with
the legal fraternity Of Macon, Ga, was,
on account OF law suit, compelled 70
lemain over Sunday at that place. He
with friend visited the cemetery, and
in their wanderings came across a
tombstone which bore the following
epitaph: "Here lies a lawyer and an
honest man" "Jim," sail the drum
mer, turning to his friend, "why do
you suppose they buried both those fel-
lows in the same grave"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25
JOHN swEENY. oruooD RIVER. OR.

places during the present sire season: At Nlr.
Joe Purscrs, Monday and Tuesday of each
week. At Mosier, Friday and saturday Of
each week. Terms: For single service. pay
end Of same, 5000. 10 insure payable when
same is known, SljOO Ia case Of failure, ser
vice the following season gratis
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25
Decd River Glacier.
HOOD RIVER OR, MARCHES, 1888,

We see 10y The noIIcs papers that the
"Deesuict Sku'cn is 10 bo opened nc
tnat place shortly IN view of tie
present mixed state of finances, and
unsatisfactory tax laws bc,jdcs The
perennial failure of the "sEule' TO
graduate It's pupils, we auggy,, that
the best thing the directors ean DO IS to
have q long vacation for a starter
Amateur thcatrilal- whether OF the
"skule' order or otherwise are about
the poorest mental pabulUm on earth.
Generally the most pleasing feature is
tie final fall Of the curtain, and the
consequent glad free sir of the outside.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25
YOUNG GENERAL
BOC.Eh a. E.Il. BEAU

Is dapple gray, IjG hands high, weighs
EDJ pounds, thIee-qaartcrS Normrn, 3 years
old on May 5tI, 1873, is free from all bIen-
ishes and diseases and is a fine draft horse.
2ende and kind, good traveller, and is
owned by
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-25

The Dalles Cdragicle thinks fine
four story hotel would be Of great beuo.
1T to that city, This may be SO, but
if there were a hundred hotels The
Dalles would not be itself without the
old Umatilla. That hotel is now
and has been for years home for the
otherwise homeless 1t is the gather.
ing place, where all meet, aud /; is the
only place in the city, where "a s,rau-
ger may rest, The UmatiIla is the old
land mark, the most pcasan, hotel in
the northwest, and iGthere werea doz-
en,other uew hotels in The nal.es il
would continue to be rs it has been in
the past the favorte of all old timers.
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people
The article rp-o5yc,5 from a.,
Cere5o Adva,-a I,ss we.t. t.,.,,-s.
ont tbs faol tbst ~. ,t,-.o..
Of 49, pao, .I,tt,t,. l..os., tt9.
al, .11 ors. - 49,.
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contract for the consideration 81
the iIale ready cash affords. Co.
eep'ed tha pai.ry slm 20 gIO0
o 1rplta and h
SMELL amount to feed and el8,hs
the poor mortah In H
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08
nnrnlng nf tI,cInnlse.

Shortly after three o'clock, the
9th nit, tho steamer Louise,
lying just above the transfer land
ing at Coal Grove, caught fro and
in n few minutes was in a mass Of
flames. The FIRE originated in tho
forward end Of The cabin, in which
a stove was kept burning, but just
ia what way started Is not known
Before tho fire was noticed it had
attained such a Roadway that all
efforts 10 save tho boat were uso-
lees, and in abont three quarters
of an hour after II started every
thing above the boiler deck was
gone, an Chat remained was q char
red blackoned hull, which soon
broke in two and sank. Tho re-
naming boats of The Bay aeot, the
Cheyalier, and Georgia, together
Wlih the George wood and Win
MIC j., wero harbored just behind
the ice piers ia company with the
Louise aud most of The attention
was given % getting these boats
out Of reach Of tho flames The
Louise has been running ia the
Portsmouth aud Huntington trade
and was using tho piers % Coal
Grove as protection from To- ice.
The Louise was partly insured.
ard VIM Bay estimates his lose 10
5000. The other boats of tho aoa,
were not injurod.-fEx
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Tho Verdict Reversed.

The supromo Court of Appeals
of West Virginia, which IL the
court of last resort, has handed
down a decision in tho case of Ed.
die Michoele, who was found gull
~ Of tho crime Of criminal assault
on littlo Garnet Poole, aud aouion-
ccd TO a torn Of ton years in the
poniienti0ry. This court excludes
the testimony of the prosecuting
wlnoasos as incompetent aud ro.
verses tho verdict of The jury. Tho
case ~ romanded..
This is virtually tho ouding Of
tho case Young Michaols has
been confined in the county jail
here for long period, aud his pun
iehmeut, aside from The contempla.
ton Of tho ponitontiary, has been
severe.
With the testimony Of flitHo Car.
not Poole ont Of the CASE thoro is
little chance for his conviction.
Messrs Campbell e Holt, Glib
son, Hutchinson & Gibson and r.
S. Doolittlo were attorneys for
Michaels.-I Advertiser.
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sHANTY BOAT CBUsIlED.


Two 11eH Drowned While Try
ing 90 savcJt.
Catiettsburg Ky, January 3O,-
Special )-The ice cut down q
shauty boat lying just belew Caredo
to-day, drowning James Hester
and Sam Jones, who were ou it %
the time. There was family liv.
ing on the Boat, aud the ice was
crowding it go hard Chat they Jeff
it, Jones and Hester went to help
the owner save tho boat. and while
on it The fee crushed 81 qmck
that they had no Time b. a out
The bodies wero not recovered
We clip Poe above from lhe Gin
cinuaG Commercial Gazette. Thc
boat was sunk as stated, but lo
lives were lost.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08
KEN0VA NEWS.
Late Items From the
New Town.

Reporter.
a new walk Ia being laid on Is,b
Street, between Walnut aud Chest.
nat stroots.
Mr. zimmerman, tho miller. has
moved 10 our town, 90 swell thu
numhor Of our good citizens.
Twenty families have already
madeapPliea,iou Tor houses M this
place, to be occupied as soon rs lin.
ishcd.
Work is already In progress on
the foundation stones Tor the cot.
lages soon 20 be built bg the Ros.
Bios. for the Association.
Mr. Arthur Bown is again in ,s-
employ Of J.. w. Oviatt x Go. the
well known Wholesale aud retail
merchants ofthis place.
Mrs. Claude Duvai. and ti,,le
daughter Marie are spending few
days with their freind, Mrs. A..
Hiai 10 Portsmouth. Ohio.
a barge broke loose st the e5al
rnnsief Wednesday, and the s,esm.
~ stella was sent in pursui, iu nope
oi landing w. Sht doubtless had a
severe struggle with The Alleghan.
ey zee which began To iiow soon
after she leli
The mouth Of Sandy aAords an
excellent harbor from the ice a. the
present Stage of water. and = l,rOe
number Of boats are taking sdesn.
,agc of the protection Il Afford.
In This convenience, Eenova share.
equally with Catleusbdrg. only the
rver separating them.
Tho Association has not iost ong
cent on account 0f ica in The Ohio.
Tho wharyes, together with the
steam ferry Emily, arc safely
moored below the pier aud ar6
floating high, while the ice h
providing beyond tho pier leaving
The HhafveTuntouched.
Tho Norfolk & Western railroad
Go. ia repairing the shops recent
y destroyed by fire at Portsmouth.
This will BE- a disappointment to
kenova which place vas oncourag-
ed TO think u would secure the
shops Wavns News.
As tho Norfolk b Western rail-
road Go. did not own ,he building
% which their shops were operated
(beiug only leased FOR a number of
years) i' is under obligation tore
store iho property whether used
for shops ornot
Ihe shops VIII ~ LOCATED aEsE
and chat within tho next six
months Do you hsar2
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08

Wonnfainu ha

Aonnta Echo.
Ihe tax % starting another Re-
publican paper in Wayne county,
which haa now the excellent Cere-
DO toYkscg, isveTy foolish, TO cay
tLe least. One well conducted.
able paper, ike Che ADvAScE, is
an the county can support az re-
spsotaole paper must b. supported
70 live. and 70 divide that support
wouifbo like q gsner.i DIVIDING
his army iu iae face ~ tba enemy.
state Committee Chs rman Daw-
s0n D. saId % have ajvisd those
uho pgopossd a new paper Cd bfy
Che ApvAycg. Gould they buy fhs
genial and popular editogF
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08

at Moundsvillo during life. This
sentence shall not be commntod or
roprivcd hy tho executive of this
state cNcept upon saiisfnctory owl
dcnco ot tho innocence Of the party
noacerotcd, aud then only by
the uunuimona consent oi com.
mittce of 1--we appointed by tho
Governor OF tho State TO invesu.
gate tho samo and then signed by
tho Governor"
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08
DR.L. =. .FARRELLY,
DENTIST.
Ceyei0, IE. va.

All operations pertaining TO the
mouth and teeth attended to in %
scientific manner. Artificial teeth
guaran eed 70 at perfectly and look
natural. Gold, Amslgan and Por-
celaiu fittings. Prices reasonable
and satisfaction gulantced.
GF- Office 30 uew Bank Building
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NUMBER IS.

enclose Tho wretched place, a ron.
Lic pisonAcE.
Tie Taxpayers have already
been blod to tho last dollar TO build
ara unnecessary aud cxponsive
court louso but lot our poor bo
cared for even though It cost IA
lasi bloody drop.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08

The expression Excuse ME-"
with emphasis on the last word,
when usod as ID ordinarily is, IS
as foolish aud ridiculous as It's use
ia universal The phrase doubt
less however. had O pure origin
aud may yet bo used with the em-
phasis ou the last word For In
stance Mr. a. hands 60 Dir. y. q
glass of water ond in doing go Mr..
B causes him TO spill O part Of it,
ON the formers clothes Mr. s.,
who isnot 90 he blamed, but de-
sirous of relieving SIR j.. Of any
blame, politely says EXCUSE
me, with the emphasis on tho
first syllable Mr b., dasirous VI
bearing tbe blame, as he should
ray very pleasantly Excuse BiE "
emphasizing the last syllable. This
uso is, ia thi5 connection, pore
lectiy proper and has very pleas
ing effect lt is only when wrest-
ed from it, true use by ths yul-
gar that 30 becomes odious, aud
sinks 20 the leyol Of the ordinary
slang phrase, 30 common DO sh8
streets of our towns aud cities.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08
We WANT YOU

90 act as our agent. We furnish uu expensive
outni aud ali you need Tree. it costs nothing 90
~ thc business. We vii. treat sou WELL and
sexes ~ aii ages can i've ai home and work in
spare time, ~ an fhe time. ANY one any where
can earn a grent deal % money. Macy have mado
Two Hundred Dollars Month. 30 elias. of
people iu The world are making 30 much money
without capital as those af work fr ua. Business
pleasant strictly hougranie, and pays better than
any other offered fo aFcuts. You have o. clear
held, with no competition We equip you with
everything, and supply printed directions Tor
beginners which, N Obcyed faithfully, will bring
more money thau Nill any other busiuera ffa
prove your pfDsrecfsi Why not, Tou can do 90
e8ily and surely at work Tor us. Reasonable
industry only necessary for absolute sucerss
Pamphlet circular giving every particular is sent
Hpe 90 all Delay npf lu frndinv fur 90.
GEOFgF aTiNHON 81 co.
Box 80. ass, Portland, EGa.
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The Ceredo Advance.

Tho bin TO establish arcforui
school fpr gir's snnilsrto that al
Pruulyiown Tor hoys, failod Ia
poss tho Legislature og This
s.ato.
Thoro ia au embassy at tho na.
tiouol capital, from tso leland Of
Hawni asking of this government
to be aunozcd. Thcro was arovo.
lutim in sthat island by which
the homo government was ovor
thrown The authorities nro d.
yided as 60 tho propriety ofaunex-
alton. somc claim that such ac-
tion would cause trouble with Eng
land, owing TO a previous pledge
not 60 moddle In tho affairs of Ia.
waii. Others clam thnt the Uhi.
ted stntes never made such an
agreement Tho public debit
would bo iucrcaaod S8,0o000O by
the new accession.
Certain newspapers published at
tho Capital have been ogitating tho
adoption OF a now constitution for
this state, it has boen limited from
motives of personal interest. but
mo general driit of opinion az
Charleston In regard 10 tho matlor
seems TO boz against the proposed
constitutional convention.
Several members of tho lcgisla-
turc, recognizing the imperative
necessity OF n change in some OF
the provisions OF that instrument.
hayo about determined to propose
amendments 60 the Constitution.
which submittcd 10 thepeoplc, and
by them ratified, VIII, they argue.
bring about the nd uatmont Of The
short comings and faults of
tho present Consiitution without
spending a large sum of Tho State
money
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NnrIrr

LOCAL arou nCftilur Fupcrlnr insurnrc.
supple. iur their uflcp or CUSTOMER. should
cnr tspoud with tho HaUGu Nurrs cennn.
nv Indianapolis, Publishers uH Rowan
NOrts tNr leading insurnnra Iourual uf thr
West. nud uihcr pnh'ictNnrs.
AVuth truly.
g. il MAWTfs.
rHn h0N eu MOTHS Co
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08

q VEStaE's,
BaE9.jOs,
Accord
RaaE'EDs9 etc.,

80 " LOtC FfnftYC,
we propose TO give any
one 4 BARGAIN who will
huy OF MS. These instru-
Wents are Just from the
" ell-known manufacturing
a"nse OF John +, Stratton
% SON, Of New York, and
are the best.
We have also an elegant
Shot Gun anda Ballard Rifle
Tor sale cheap.
Call at the ADVANCE Office
and sec the goods.
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- ''''' ''' substance o' ""ieH mas
oee" TOT some time under con~dera-
10" ~ 'i'ugh'ui people through
our 'i'e '''''e' was introduced 80 ihe
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5,.,L Observation-Disclosures.
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VOLUME VIII.
fhe CeredO Advance.

a Republican Newspaper that
has a large circulation In the Big
Sandy aud Twelve Pole Valleys
.--au excellent advertising mcdi-
uin.
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TRIMS OF SUBSCRIPTION;
Due copy. one year, al .s0
One copy, eight months, 90
One copy, six months. 10
One copy, four months. .5O
Five copies, yrp VI 40 each
Fen t25
twenty" 100
Strictly cash ia odoaHcc.
Tob printing OF all kinds neatly
- and promptly executed on rea
sonable terms.
Advertising rates reasonable, and
made known on application.
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JOSEPH WILLIS.
nrAIrn -

co ALTO1T COAL
Cesedo, ~ Ya,
lrico, l0 cents rcr hushel. bv walfhi. de-.
lN"ivd. l.,RNc OrdcIs with ~. m. Adkins.
cor Nor 20 h aud Mniu streets.
Cash on delivery.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-08

Published Eyory Wednesday.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
THEY KISSED MAYOR HARRISON.
Canadians Do Not Take Kindly to His
Talk of Annexation.

Canadians Do Not Take Kindly to His
Talk of Annexation.
There was an incident in the celebration
of Canadian Day ac the fair in which like
the one on Brooklyn day, Mayor Harrison
met his match. He also met decided indi-
cation of dissent from mis- audience, large
ly made up of Canadians loyal to Canada
and England and Englishmen. The mayor
branched off In an annexation speech and
put it pretty strong until Kisses were
heard all over the hall and one young
Englishman tried to pull down British
flag to wave it il reply to the mayors
speech. The mayor found it wouldn't do
and switched again with compliment to
Canadians for being loyal to England.
The mayors match appeared when
Executive Commissioner Larke, of Canada,
arose. He was complimentary to both the
mayor and the United States, but his COM
pliments to the mayor were tinged with
sarcasm. you have been so persuasive,
Mr.. Mayor" said the commissioner, "that
we will be sister to you" This sentiment
evoked burst of applause. Mr.. Larke re-
ferred to a remark by the mayor in regard
to Canada and the United States being
built ON parallel lines, but he begged to
inform the mayor that parallel lines never
met This remark was followed by a storm
of approval by the anti-annexation audi
ence. 1t was ouly sentiment which bound
Canada to the mother land, but Canadians
were content to have it so.
A pathetic feature Of the celebration
was the march of the procession to the
Transportation building, where the draped
model of the sunken battleship Victoria is
located There was no standing room to
N 10 M nj al q nj a hyli Nc
the band played the doleful dirge known
as the Dead March in Saul'' and every
person within sight stood with uncovered
head.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-07-03
THE WORLDS FAIR
Sunday Attendance Continues
To Be Rather Slim.
PATRIOTIC SERVICES DO NOT DRAW

Only 1,5OO People Care to Attend Them
Sunday School Building Opened -
Trouble Over Philadelphia IS Liberty Bell
Mayor Harrison Has Another Expert
ence with a Buzz Saw-Honor to the Vic
toria's Dead.
CHICAGO, July 3.-A patriotic Sunday"
did not draw the people to the Worlds
fair to any great extent The attendance
which paid its way only Il, 154. 1t paid ex-
penses and with the money to be collected
from the ccncessionaires left something
over, but it demonstrated again that
without considering the moral questions