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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30

Noeiss b hereby given thas The follow.
ioe na0ed ssetlee Aas Aled notice q his
inosoeioa - make anal psoof u support
IL his elai0, and that said proof
win b made before the clerk Of
~ disesioe eousk q OovinGeoo, La,
- Aoadey. January -. 1901. Wis:
ALEXANDER COMERLY.
Who made homestead entry No. ISIS
for he soueh half a the northwest Quas.
-. aaA he noetA half q the southwest
QaaTtse Of section - eovnship q
soltA sangs II sase. g. Hslsoa DsEidian.
He names he following witnesses 70
psovo his eootinuous reoideaoo upoa
md e1ltivstioa Of said land. viz:
= Wostham. Ncyras Heode1son,
Robest 0rssa and " 3 Ramsey. sll q
q. TsM3aay pasish. L..
q. Med. BRUxDY,
de23 St Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30
Saeeessioo q 4ageoie Dally, deeeaeod,
wife q Hfsd. b. Reoe,
0txteeota Judicial District Coore q
Loaisiana. In end lee Ne PaSiah o.
g. Tha0any.

Dy vistws a - osdes a. saie fssa IL
directed. bearing dass Osk 10. loo3-
I VIII proceed 70 ell q pablis aseaisa
q the 6ooe Of ~ Ooass6oasaL In The
lsvn q Covlngtoa, n TIE Parish Of g.
TADoeoy. La. % 0ATURDAY, he en-
1ay q 1aWpa4y, 1904. bstwesa leGal
0le houSa. the ss)1owi09 described prog.
@sy. ts.vit:
I. 4 esstaia 1t u ground. with Ill The
buildiows aod inpsovoosots theseon,
I'D app1steoanes0 thereof, situated q
Ne oova d Lsvisbarg, u this parish,
dssienesed hy ~ No Il n the plas Of
Lsvt1bufc. forming Tie conner 81 Lake
oad Magnolia avenues, measuyinR one.
hAai A1peot irons o. Lake ave0ue ~ 100
Sset IN dspth. bstvsea rssallsl nocs
= A certain postjoo 'oe gsound, ..
gseAes with al the bdilnin0p thesooo.
and apr 11eo1aAoeD Thereof. also sitaaAod
- tho { .vn u LsvihQt1. Daking pay6
q 1T No. II o. The Reoesal plaa a.
Levs6asg. forming the ooenee q CORAL
oo0 0AG0o1tA avo0uao, and :noa0uESnR
0oo.ha1f aspeot ftooe q Copnl aveouo
b go b aepeh, nogo - 1eG1. % aid
0aGeooiA avoouo, booo0oa q he mr.
by he oshss roseieo 81 lot Ma. u itoQt.
ioR - Lake NvsoVs,
Teens At aa1o. en9A.
JoaH ]. S1nosG8, Sheriff.
IsUinSlea. L.. Dooe0bog 4 100.
n Nv o. 49, - q.
Anssa ~ ysaslU s11ssslD1asa yuiee G
- Wsskl1lssa A0tsAsysae. HI
e0esn1A 1eSaos Dao0 4ns1 vj>A -
~ uea4ia0 Qe1oss. 01uooe seQV 60
~ - aay ea1ssA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30

Nov. =. ~ (
Notice y hereby giveo that ~ lbalev.
Ing named seolls9 - 1Do0 notioo G -
intention 70 oake Anal psoof Il s1p.
port Of his elain. undee 0oee3aa 1a0l.
X 3 y. =, and that eai1 300 VIM
b made before Ne slpsk e d dislziee
coaEt at Coviagtna, Il, = Voa-
nssday. January 10. 1884 via:
JOHN ]. McCARRON.
Who made homestead eoosy
he north half a tAe se0fhvs1
quarter. and south hAlf q ~ go.
west quarter q seet3oa Is, eovDahlD q
so1tA EanGo "a sasA . Helona nss3d2ne
AZ names tie following vianeanoo =
prove his continuous E0siasooo upoo
and cultivation ofaaid Ind. vis:
J. :. Gaines. Z. J. 0legaak JoSn ~
md Nsleoe Field. all II q Tannaa1
dse g @. MeD. Bsumz. Reeisass.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30

Notice n herebH 81 =
lowing named ~
Of hsr lntent3G ) = 81
support Of he s~<- - -; -
will b mAd6
Commiseioner. at C0slM eoos X. @
Saturday, January s, 1854, VIZ:
MARTHA MINER,
tWidow Of John Hinsr. dseeaao1.l
Who made homestead soesy Ma 10Loo0
for the west half AZ Tie southwest quar-.
Ter Of section IA, t0wnahip & s0otA
tanee IL east St. HslsnA nefidiaD.
She names the following witoGsoes %
prove her continuous 1esidsDoe up04
sn d eultivatioa Of said laad. viz:
Edmund Willis, B Cahisy, JoAn
Henry and Thomas WESLEY, Al g g.
Tammany parish. La.
Do06 s. q. NeOI DnUMDx, Ragiseee
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30

Land .9dIoe. New Orleans. La.
Novs0bss & 1854 I
Netjss b hsss6y glvsa that The ~
levioe aaasd sstSleR - 1lea noeieo q
his intsotioe % make Asal prof. q
1920: OPP. IN g h '':a. .:. a.s go s Il
clerk q he diseRiet eoaEs at CovinGtoo,
L.. - Tuesday. February & 1894.
viz;
JOHN ". TLEAIN0.
Who made honsstsad entry No. Halt:
for NE DostAVest quarter q section
:. tovDship Z. south sanee IA ease ~
0e)ooA meridian.
He names the following Witnesses 10
prove hjs eoatjnaoas Fosideaee upoa
and cultivation q Gid land, viz:
Z Mora. =. Nosaa, RiehaFd SiNnls-
saTy aAd Prank Bovaas. al 81 a. Tan
aahy fAsasI, 4.
Ie13-ot @. Ned. BHuupY. ReRlstel.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30

o. flasese 4eoAne Eeet
sos1s ely 8 o pr 10 eq1ase -
|11ahas . god ssof Soe yea2 -
e. 80 pat T. -.
Oum.Esaseee Paint sssb enlyl
ca eeots par al b ~ ~. = - iss,
S-Gal. taba. Ce1ee anGk Sel WIN 80
49, Il tin 9 Iron Sos6 ~ IN -
II ysasA Try T.
SesA stamp see samples and fall paa-
e3eUhsA
ouA-4 lastio Roofing Co..
% / II Wsss Broadway. New York
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
dele -
0UUcsssu0 ~ CxAUoax1 0kAcRvx1.
0ixtoonth Judicial District Court Of
LoaisiAoa, n and for the Parish o.
D. Ta0DaDy.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-30

BY viYtse OF a. order Of sale
ftc3 The hooonble the aSorssAid
eo1s9 and 70 De directed, bearing date
0Qvenbes =, l0096
Twill proceed 70 cell at public auceaoa
o. the prsaises. n g Ta1oaAy parish.
La, % SATURDAY, Jeaaasy 3
1884 between legal sale houSs. the
following described property. to-vit:
]. One dan hoeDA
3. 0even head Of cattle.
). Household Furniture.
Terms Of Nale-The shove described
property, having besa offered for sale
Tor cash. and failing 70 bring the amount
- the Law directs. it IL now rso6sEed
for sale on credit Of twelve months,
for what it viii bring. tho purchaser
giving bad. with approved security,
and . mortgage retained on the prop
city b secure The payment Of the same,
LEES the COSTS Of the suit which must b
poid In CASH
]. ]. SrsosLx, Sheriff.
Covington La. Dee. =, 1898.
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24
1h. World. r.,r-wh.t I. M..sa


II means that from May l until Oot 81
)hsss will be on exhibition in Chicago ths
lriumphs Of all the ages. The rarest and
thoicest specimens Of tho handiwo.k Of
nan from the nations Of tho earth will BE-
here to instruct and delight.
That for six months Chicago will bs The
most cosmopolitan SPOT ON the globe.
That the American people will have tho
wonderful opportunity OF mingling ssth
md observing the habits and char acteYistics
|f the people Of every nation in the world.
That villages" Of the different foreign
ountries, constructed by and made up
ntirely Of the people from such countries,
vill bo most interesting feature OF the
air.
That the American Citizen. Of whatever
oreien birth or parenteRe. may oarty HIM
elf back again to the land Of his origin
Villages"
That few davs or weeks spent a the
Worlds fair will be worth years of travs'.
That this 10 the gfandest opportunity the
mesican people have over had for inter.
bting study and pleasure. and that = trip 10
hicago during the next six months will be
hs event of lifetime.
ny Offers the best and most Il equent teaiu
bryice from 81. Paul and Minneapolis to
hicago. The only line lighting It's trains
electricity. The most perfect dining
|rvice. and the best siospinR ears In this
buntrv. Ash your aRont for tickets via
all Line. or address J. T. CoNLEY.
Asst. aen'l. Pass. Agent
81. Paul. Minn.
Norx.-Write for c.. II. Il 81. p. Worlds
ir folder. II gives full particulars 40 to
pw 10 visit tho sar and what IL will cost
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24
CHRONIC ILL-LUCK OF A KING.
BeIgium's Ruler Stands without a Rival
~ ~ b Jonah.

HeIgium's Ruler Stands without u Rival
~ ~ Jonah.
The king of the Belaians said TO friend
Of mine who asked him TO stand god
father TO IN infant son: II should be de-
lighted did ! not feel In vein Of ili.luok.
and unluoky people should be avoided"
He said to anothe: person: "The world
has no idea what IN evil influence trucks
ane."
His sister, Charlotte, 10 lunatic; he lost
his son; he adopted his nephew. and hs
MISC died, snya writer in London Truth.
The Princess Clementiue. his daughter. has
never got over tho horror of seeing her
governess perish in the fire at Laoken pal
ace which dest; Dyed this building and end
less family relics, papers and treasures OF
all kinds.
The tragedy of Meyerlina. was, perhaps.
the greatest blow OF all Ono son-in-law
perished in il. and the other cnno out Of IL
black sheep at the court Of Austria. The
Congo State IL not what tho king had hopsd
it was going to turn out. and has impov-
9 ished him. The burning OF bis papors in
the Lneken FIRE has thrown his affairs into
disordor.
It would now seem as though his crown
wee to 90 down in the hurlyburly Of
socialist revolution. and Belgium to bs
again tho cockpit Of France and Germany
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24
DIR. RAYMOND.

The manager of the Chicago
division of the Liebig World Dis
pensary, will deliver his grand
lecture to the general public
Wednesday evening, May "a,
upon "Marriage, Its Successes
and Failures, and Why;" also
upon "Men's Successes and Fail
ures in Life" Subjects of par
ticular interest to ladies will be
discussed. The lectures will be
amusing, instructive and enter
tanning, and in every sense of the
word chaste. A small admission
fee will be charged to cover the
expense of music, vocal and in
strumental, and any balance will
be donated to the treatment of
the sick poor. Read the Ming's
opera house notice in Sundays
independent.
DR.. Stoddart will give free
consultation every day, at 13
Main street, until May IS. May
IS he will be at the Park hotel,
Great Falls.
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is friend indeed, and
mot less than one million people have found
|just such friend in DR.. Kings New Dis
covsry for Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
BIZ you have never used this Great Cough
Medicine, one trial will convince you that
i'd has wonderful curative powers in all dis
eases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each
bottle 10 guaranteed to do all that 10
claimed or money will be refunded. Trial
bottle free at H. N. Parohsn l. Co.'S drug
kore. Large bottles SO cents and 81.
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24

French Tansy Tablets are for tho relief
hd cure Of psinful and irregular menses
Z what the cause. The only sure and safe
medy on the msrks. Manufactured BY
Augsndre. Paris. France. g. o. box ani
i sale only By II. NJ. PpEohen i Co.. sole
snts, Helena. Mont
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24
ScoTT & BOVINE,
Manufacturing Chemists
132 AND 134 SOUTH FIFTH AVE, N. Y.
SCOTT'S EMULSION, ETC
SCOTT'S EMULSION.

Yo Ma
Punt COMPANY HrnAMo MONTANA
is m ant R btaw
d h this
h Mapreaum
we ti We etns Memo
d ndh Of til oyf f hhmycu smwena omyawud
o re naturally our @ d hawe
no DIV ldggA
advertising like pdehd tkrhAe
ay
Hypeph
Very Truly BOWN
The Helena independent., 1893-05-24
DRS, L|EB|G & Co,
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
DIR. A. c. STODDART

DR.. A. c. STODDART
The managing physician of the
well known medical and surgical
incorporation, the Liebig, World
Dispensary, of San Francisco and
Helena, meets in free consulta-
ton with the managing special
doctor of Liebig & Co., of Chi
cago, at 13 Main street, Helena,
for one week, from May IS to
"a inclusive.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
To the Homeless.

Persons desiring to secure free homes
will do well to examine the government
land yet remaining in TIP. N. R. IA
East. This land is surrounded with
military, state and other unfenced land,
on all of which is fine grazing, supplied
with abundance of stock water. Much
of this government land is good for agri-
culture and excellent for fruit raising
and is close to market. Remember that
The Dalles is, and always will be, the
only seaport within the Inland Empire.
1t is destined soon to become a great
metropolis. Now is the time to get a
home for the taking. 1t will soon be
too late. The undersigned will show
home-seekers the government land with
out charges. The Divine INDUCTION is
$50 up and possess the land.''
P. REDMAN.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
Tho Condition South of Us.

Mr.. ]. D. Parish, of The Dalles and
Prineville stage line, came in from over
the road Saturday evening, and we are
informed that the winter holds on re-
markably out on the route, frequent
snow storms being encountered, and
that in consequence the roads are rem
dered slippery and in places bad. Mr..
Parish reports stock as doing fairly
well, and that the lambing season is
progressing as favorably as could be ex-
pected. The losses in young lambs will
be very considerable, especially in the
high country.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
For the worlds Fair.

A man 81 years old, with wheelbar-
row, arrived On the Regulator Saturday
night, bound for the worlds fair. He
stated that he started from South Bend
in the Gray's Harbor country, Washing
ton. He wins 1920 if he gets to Chicago
by the first of September, and loses that
amount if he fails. The effects trundled
weigh 60 pounds. He was only allowed
to start with $3.50 to pay for ferr1age and
medicine. He is to solicit meals, but is
not to ask for them until the meal hour.
He must take the name, address and
former residence of all those who fur
nish him with food. So far none has re-
fused him. This is harmless vagary,
and does not even have the merit of
originality, but the stakes seem small
for SO great an amount of discomfort.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
The Fruit Growers.

Emil Schanno returned Sunday morn
ing from the meeting of the state horti-
cultural board at Eugene. There was
full attendance of professors and a good
deal of information derived. Their next
meeting of the horticultural society will
be held at Salem in July. At the Eu-
gene meeting, of particular Importance
were the papers il regard to spraying
and trimming fruit trees. Mr.. Schanno
advocated the lime, sulphur and salt re-
cipe as being cheap as well as effective,
and quoted Prof. Riley in letter to
him as saying that it was the best re-
cipe, being generally used in California
for winter wash. The matter of prun-
ing is much abused, few understanding
how to prune trees to obtain the best re-
suits. This matter was well presented,
showing how proper pruning not only
improves the condition of the fruit, but
also prevented to a certain extent the
ravages of the insect pests that are be-
coming SO destructive in this country.
The suggestions are that pruning be
done SO as to leave an open tree where
the sunlight can obtain admittance
without interference.
Another matter that left a good i'm
preston was the discussion of the SUBJ
ject of packing fruit. The speaker on
this subject showed that many fruit
raisers have lost a great deal by not
sorting their fruit and by mixing their
first grade fruit with the lower grades,
thereby getting the market price for the
lower grade when making a sale. The
matter of sorting the fruit is trifing
one, but of great benefit to the growers
when his fruit is placed in the market.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
what the ..Deestrick sRu1e., Is.


The "skuIe'' will be opened by Master
Theophilas Grout, at Wingate Hall at 8
o'clock Tuesday evening, April 18th.
The exercises will consist of a forenoon
and afternoon session. During the fore
noon the tedious A B G and primer
classes will weary the audience by their
failures to distinguish A from the top of
a barn or separate from U. The gog-
fry get lost in their longitude and can
not tell whether it is hot or cold, while
the grammar fail to recall any idea of
nouns and adiectives.
The afternoon session will be filed
with the closing exercises of the school,
and will consist of examinations by the
teacher and committee men, declama-
tions and compositions from which
we hope the audience will gain some
new ideas of "Kows, Horses, I" "Boys'
and the other profound and deep
themes discussed. The instructive re-
marks of the committee man will be full
of wise suggestions to our able board of
public school directors. We hope every
member of the board will be present.
Among the names on the record we
find Aleck Smart, Jerry Patterson ;
Timothy Truck, Rev. w. G. Curtis /;
Mike O'Flynn, S. L. Brooks; Ezekiel
Jedediah Honeysuckle, John Parrot /;
Patience Priscilla Bedott, Mrs. ]. NJ.
Patterson; Comfort Hebsibah Smith,
Mrs. S. L. Brooks; Esther Araminta
T;tt1a MIRO G Eropoh. Tom SauvaP q
D. Snowden. There are many others
the printers will not allow space to give.
Come and hear the lads and lassies.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17

tising. Their curiously-worded display
last week about the CYAN
tine" special sale resulted in a perfect
jam at their store all Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Some of the characters in the ''Dees-
trick Skule" are the giggling girl, the
crying girl, the good girl, the suffering
boy, the slow boy, and the mischevous
boy. Ample field is given for the fun
niest production ever given here for
years, which will not suffer by compari-
son with "The Boarding Schools of be-
witching, petite Minnie Palmer.
R. D. Rinehart, the Canyon City or
chardist, has loaded two freight teams
with apples and started them toward
The Dalles. If he does not find market
there he will ship to Portland. It seems
like turning the tables when Eastern
Oregon can ship fruit to the land of "big,
red apples. ."-Ochoco Review.
The Roslyn bank robbers were be-
trayed by girl, the sister-in-law of a
man at whose home, in Coulee city, the
conspiracy was Matched. Ray Chris
tiansen is his name, the woman's being
Miss Sarah Jane Morgan, beautiful
young woman of about 20 years of age,
who lives in Salt Lake. She betrayed
the robbers through revenge, but they
have not yet been arrested, as the Off
GERS are after more evidence.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
Pleasant Ridge News.

EDITOR CHRONICLE As there has
been nothing from this part of the
country for some time, will drop you
a few items.
Tne district school commenced today,
with Miss Charlotte Roberts of The
Dalles as teacher.
The quarterly conference of the NJ. E.
church was held here Saturday and Sun
day.
Flowing will commence here this
week. The ground is completely soaked
this spring, and we all expect bounti-
full harvest. MABE. &
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17

The Kings Daughters will meet at
Mrs. Randall's tomorrow afternoon.
There was sharp frost last night in
places, and ice froze over a wooden
bucket full of water at the race track.
A. NJ. Williams & Co., and E. Jacob
sen & Co. are painting their stores,
making them very neat and attractive
looking.
The name of the young lady who died
at Goldendale is Lenora Richards, and
reported.
A sewer on Washington street has
been choked for several days and force
of men we're at work on it today who
succeeded in opening it.
Jas. Cantrell arrived with his big
freight team yesterday, and will load
with freight for Prineville merchants
and return in a day or so.
Mrs. Joseph Vierra heartily thanks
her many friends for the kindness and
sympathy in her loss of her brother and
the assistance during his late illness.
Many people yesterday went down to
the Regulator store house to see YER
liable curiosity. They were two turkeys
of pure white, destined for Mt. Angel,
and are worth $18.
Fifteen coils of wire reported by The
CHRONICLE to be used for a telephone
line between The Dalles and Prineville,
are said by the Ochoco Review to be in
tended for hop-growing.
D. c. Herrin returned yesterday from
La Crande. He exhibited to US today an
electrotype of the Court house, photo
engraved and mounted by himself,
which is fine piece of workmanship.
S. B. Adams left on the Regulator this
morning, with model of the Chrisman
fruit dryer, for Willamette valley points.
1t is very likely he will have good sue
cess in introducing it throughout the
west, as the dryer is pronounced to be
perfect by all those best informed.
Mr.. Thorburn, a well-to-do sheep
raiser OF Kingsley. of Scotch extraction,
was asked how his sheep was coming
out, when he made this extraordinary
remark: "Oh, vera weel; I'll have
fully hundred per cent increase. There
are three fours, seven threes, and God
knows how many twos." -
Pease & Mays is one of those enter
prising firms who have discovered that
there is great deal in judicious adver-
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
Directors meeting.

At the D. P. & A. N. company di-:
rector's meeting held today, the follow
ing persons were elected officers of the
board: B. F. Laughlin, president; D.
M. French, vice president; S. L. Brooks
secretary; G. v. Bolton, treasursp.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
PERSONAL. MENTION.

Mr.. John Shaw of Union is in the city
on business.
Mr.. Wallace Husbands of Mosier,
spent Sunday in this city.
]. Hawarton and family left by boat
for Portland this morning.
Mr.. J. f. Mccormack of Pleasant
Ridge is in the city today.
s. J. LaFrance of Hood River was a
passenger to Pendleton today.
Mr.. A. ]. McHaley, one of SMILES
solid men, paid THE CHRONICLE a call
today.
Messrs. C. H. Stranahan and W. G.
Stranahan of Hood River gave THE
CHRONICLE Office pleasant call today.
Fred Huntington, a mining man of
Baker City, and brother of ]. M. and
B. S. Huntington of this city, is in town
today.
VIM. Lyle and wife left this morning
on the Regulator for Portland. Mr..
Lyle loaded four head of fine horses on
the boat.
Judge and Mrs. A. S. Bennett left yes
terday for the east to be gone a month.
They will visit relatives and take in the
worlds fair before returning.
Mr.. ]. D. Whitney of Kingsley, one of
pur prosperous farmers, is in the city
Today. He informs US that the outlook
for fine harvests is very encouraging.
Mr.. Grant Mays left on the morning
rain for Berkeley, Calf, where he will
temain to attend the commencement
Exercises of the University of California,
when his brother, Edwin, will be gradu-
bted.
II Mrs. Lochhead, while attending the
church yesterday morning,
suffered fainting spell. with which the
lady is subject, and was carried to the
&ectory, where, it is reported, she is
now, as it was not deemed expedient to
rkmove her until she is better.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
J. T. FORD, EVANGELIST,

OF Des Moines, Iowa, writes under date Of
March %, 1898:
S. B. MED. MFG. Co.,
Dufur, Oregon.
Gentlemen
On arriving home last week, I found
all well and anxiously awaiting. Our
little girl. eight and one-half years old,
who had wasted away to So pounds, is
now we'll, strong and vigorous, and well
f1eshed up. S. B. Cough Cure has done
its work well. Both of the children like
it. Your S. B. Cough Cure has cured
and kept away all hoarseness from me.
So give it to every one, with greetings
for all. Wishing you prosperity, we are
Yours, Mr.. & Mrs. ]. F. FORD.
Ifyou wish to feel fresh and cheerful, and ready
for the Springs work, cleanse your system with
the Headache and Liver Cure, by taking two or
three doses each week.
Sold under positive guarantee.
90 cents per bottle by all druggists.
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MARRIED.

In East Portland, Saturday, April
10Th, M. w. Freeman of Boyd, to Miss
Josie Cabbler of Missouri.
The couple arrived in The Dalles yes
terday and will go ont to the ranch of
Mr.. Freeman tomorrow.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17

$hiloh's vitalizer is what you need for
sGRpepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kidney trouble. 1t is guaranteed to
give you satisfaction. Price 74c. Sold
by Snipes & Kinersly, druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Columbia hotel-Wm Lyle and wife,
R Edwards, F Smith, ] w Campbell,
Albert Thompson, John Anderson, AL
ven Jones, Portland; T A Starnes,
White Salmon; John Olson, Lyle. R
Andres, Centerville; o S Eakin, Golden
dale; A Manson, Joseph Williams, Mill
Creek; S S Smith, Matt Nyguist, Cello !;
S o Law, Lewiston S Marlett, Charles
Smith, Pendleton; II Hanson, Dufur /;
P G White, Boston; L Connell, John
Hilthings, w L Powell, John DAYS.