davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

Cincinnati o.. June .. First race
Eleven mrungs King Star won. liok-
nav Second, preirndrr third Tine,
llO ~
Second rncr SiN fuIlonra. lg Reno
iiiB ~
Third race NlnesixiuenthE Alahoe.
any won, meade second. Joe l. tlilrd.
Time. lOl
Fourth raor-Mllc Irish Chief won,
Time. III.
l'ifih race Five fnrlongs. uoosler
won, Portugal second, Perot third. Time,
Sixth 1900 llrvonaixironths Fay s
Won. bud Hughes second. Odrcy third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

. rsrd, itah and brittle. ami in this he
! HHs"hs 70 Illustrate the weakness of mon
Nn' o. every ten Christians who arr
vniled christians do not deserve the
snnH they are simply weak my
lI,gllls' and unable to regain the strength
w mNG ~ mas worn away in the struggle
" u!e' How little we know of Cnd
OF the regeneration and resurrection
WY, we don't even know ourselves
lhis is lie Of faith. What would a
business man do II he could not trust
~ aSSociatesy What would wife do
sile had no faith in hcr hnshandy
rrhal!h ought TO inspire the hearts Of
MI. sllan , and bring tue people to Christ.
NJ 'tnunie Is that Christians are weak
lhey do not enter into the spirit AZ
rNliileh certain minister of this de-
srrlpnuh, tired, worn ont aud despairiur.
Nent 10 Spurgcon and asked him why ID
was Ne had converts al his chAneel rail
SNey sunday Spurgron asked him II
~ eNl!eeted converts every Sunday, and
Ilc minister said. No. not every Sun
uay' When Spurgcon replied That's
me reason yon don't get them" He was
MeNA III Neai, and alas my friends, This
Weahness Is altOgether too prevalent The
question Is, what nre Won doing for
NnrStf You have heard of the deacon
Who was stoned for falling tn do his
MY wen, ! think there arr dearuns In
NAfllN 70 nAWillNA MNNlN HlNr
up to u realization Of the fact thar tirv
Mete Not doing all they could do fnr
,hHSt aud II Brother Wells and myself
were taken out and given thirty and
hNlt' win whit zeal would We uri,nrh
next sunday. There are too many proplr
VINO 'hlhh lhty have done all thai should
hc expected Vt them when they attend
eiurch once a day ON SUNDAY. The hest
thlng The preacher could 10 with such
people would Ice TO oticiate al their
ful rul
certain man whose task had not
been too severe. who loved Icsns md
Mlhtel, Co b. n the very front rank ~
Us followers, once said: II followed
Nenerll Ice through an the hnrdshins
aud dslgrrs OF four years of ,vnr
hiv2 mar 'hcd harc-footed through the
sands and owe: the hilltuns, and loft tho
req blood to mark my Footsteps: have
Eoh' Jays without eating q mOrsel; have
lAiu down half clad beneath the
STARRY DOME OF HEAVEN,
and awukel to find my clothes frozen
to the ground, An these things mi.
Tered for my love for the south Nav
give me tasks as Oucrous and dangerous
~ Tue Lord s service, That may demon.
,.tl ny geep aud abiding faith in the
People who have not the courage to
come forward and declare their love for
TOD, are afraid TO do so because they
BECOME TOO CONSPICUOUS.
Is q game Of progressive cuclre less con.
sncnonst l. wallzing around ball
room less consplcuousy
have a word for those who have been
knocked down, bruised and run over b.
the devil Christians who have suffered
in this way, are restored by the
HEALING HANDS OF JESUS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

he got hell fory What has Texas GOT
y pcnlicntiary for. What have ven
people got ,0iiail lors Not for the man
Who oheyS .c law. hnt Tor him VIM
violates and tramplcs upon H.
80 Il Is with hon Il Is place where
the angels OF darkness shah BE- kent 10
serve QUO their punishment for wicked
deeds aud sinful thoughts. Ii you hsv,
done wrong. the only tliiug for you to do
i TO turn back 10 your course Mo past
forgiven. aud forgotten. wiped out for.
ever God Is love. oh, my brother,
come back and try him one, mOre. Over
the pulpit In Moody's tabernacle Ia Chi.
cago are the words set IN a frame
OF gas jets "God Is Love" One night
9 poor wandering tramp looked IN ~ the
door aud read the fiery wonis lie 81.
hloqutzcd with himsclf, aud finally lc-
eidcd that God is love 10 the rich people.
hut that men like he were not Included
IN the promise which the words implied.
lie went on his way, but
THE WORDS HAUNTED HIM.
He rcnrnM TO the church, nat down
and waited untn after the services. vhen
he sought tho great evangelist, and point
ing ~ the words still glowing against the
wall, sald' Does that ncau mcn Ike
mef' MI Moody replied. WA my poor
hnther" anl kncrlnp 10y his side he
poured out his soul To oiol ID behalf Of
the stricken w.mdcrer, A. hr prayed
that old, hard heart melted. and tears
wrlled up and started ium the owes Of
lhnt poor ragged outcast My friends,
! hesccch you, turn rs Hid this lost soul,
Believe that God is love, and thar he
will comfort YOU when all thugs earthly
have passed away,
There will be- no services TODAY. On sun
tlay regular services viii he held az III
o'clock. Al 3sM pr. Wharton win speak
TO women aud children. aud at 5 D. ~,
he VIII preach 10 men only.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
GARzArrEs CAUGHT.

Laredo. Tex, June 9.--.iSpecial) This
tain Of the Cara revolutionary forces
who created such iaror on tho border
In November aud December 1891. came
into Laredo nnd surrendered 10 Deputy
United states Mnrshsl kussnc Aglesias.
10 was one Of the original seven who
composed Gafza'e body guard during bis
campaign
This morning lnseho ramirez ~ INC
Yruurio royalnfiOnists was captured hy
Deuufv United States Marshal Hail.
paincios gave bond 10 the snm Of S2DDp.
Rainirez Was jailed. being unable 10 give
bond He n snii 10 have bccn Hen.
tenant under BcnAyidrs. who made the
attack ON San ignaciD aud murdered
The gnfri.nn nl Ilal place.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
WATCHING A CAPTAIN.

Brownsville, Tex, June D (Shccinll D.
Yesterday several OF our citisens con-
grrgAtcd at Fort Brown for the purpose
Of presenting watch TO Captain j, u,
johnson the late commander Of the
fort. Mr. William Kelly, in neat
speech, made the presentation The
watch hears the following inscription
"A souvenir 10 Captain j II. johnson,
Third United States cavalry FROM his
brownsville friends The watch is a
very line one, the factory price hclng
500 The captain at the head of his
troops. took up his march for LAREDO,
az which point he viii take railway
transportation 10 Fort Reno. his place OF
destination. Crptnin johnson has been
here three years, and during that tinc
he undv many friends, as evidenced by
the above mentioned presentation.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

ST. Louis, Mo, June p-l'irst rnce-
SIX lurlongs Minnie Gee won. out o.
Sight second, Maud third 1lmn iiii.
Second rave fonr and q half hrpnm.
Fatality Won, Billlugor SECOND. Una Col.
orndg third. Time ~ ~
Third race six and half furlnngs
Dock Wick won, Pearslinc SECOND, an.
son third Time, l.23.
. Fourth race Six hnl hnlf fnrlougs
SnSuphone Won. General Mitchell seq.
onl, bonneville third, Time 1 .2A ~
Fiflh race SIX furlong- Clara won.
liza -
sixth race Mile Boston hoy won,
lnckpor second, First Chance third.
1N'u' LAB,
Seventh race Mile Ray $ won. Brngos
second st. CrplN Third Time, i02
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
KANSAS CITY, pITrsBURG AND
GUILE

Fort Smith. Ark. .Iune o. Especially -
The surveying corps Of The Kansas City,
Iittaburg and Gulf railway from the
of tho nrer The surveyors left today
for the vicinity u Sloan Springs, wlnre
ihe work VI permanently boating the
line will b. romtirnrcd Fifty thousand
dollars has been subscribed by our eth
rms for this road up 10 date aud hbont
$4,000 more viii be needed 10 perform
onr part % tho contract with the rail.
r0nd people
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

San Antonio. Tex June 0--tSpeclnl.i e.
Wagner a Chnbots wholesale rr0rkcri
aud hardware store on Commerce and
Navarro streets was burned tlis mDins
ing al three O'Clock Wagner y Chnbot
lose on the stock $4,000, with insurance
Of S4G,3pO.
The building WIS owned by H. Gros.
& Co, whose loss Il 10000, with In
surauce Of $1,000
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
LATE RAILROAD NEWS.
nn WILL 4NIvnn nnsIoNg

Boston, Mass. June i--Yleo- President
Niyer Of the Bosi0n aud Maine road.
says; - have never contemplated for n
moment the idrn OF redgniug ~ Wire.
president " the Boston and Maine Hall.
circumstances resign
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

BAL1dMoRE CHICAGO.

baltimore, Ma, June baltimore
runs. base hits, 10. errors / hat
terry Hawk and Robinson, Chicago.
rnhs base hli4 y; errors .; battery,
Mr,'ill aud Sohryeri umpire. lynch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

Boston, Mas, June o. Boston, runs.
o. base hits q errors. | battery, Stiy.
ets and Mcrrit Cincinnati. runs. 4;
base llis, u. errors, . battery, Mulnnr
aud Murphl nmnlre Emalln
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
spnnnKLEs kpvIon.

San Franei.co. Cal. Jnue a.-"rhe
nesf stramer from HonOlnu will bring
news " great Interest nnisss my cor.
reaond,-nt there il greaily mistaken. "
T. B. Sprsrtles shid iodny My 40
riees from Honolulu are that On few
DAYS thar government viii renouDce tie
United State. government, and thf
queen will BE- restored To the tllr0ne the
Tniied States aids-l 10 tnling from her.
and buaness will b. RESUMED actively
Pigeons were employed IN tie man ser
vice IN Bale times.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
PHILADELPHIA LOUISVILLE.

Philadelphia, Pm, June o. -pbila.
drphla runs II; base hits. 1Gi errors,
]; battery, CHrfsy and Clements. Inula.
Vile. runs, u base hits. n. erfJfs. n:
bnitery, Ithlues, IIcmmng aud Grim
umpire. Snyder.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
Rvs CONDENSED,

"a y yea'e'
4 ,,.t,anooga, TENN ~ D. i'''i'''
4 <, es,ds. filed a ueeu vi lIuS. :"
.,rtain creditors 10 'ho eA''n ~ -
L ..,orille. H.. John Henderson mar
4 ,,rorced wife. Twice before this
Y married aud divorced then mar
49,
a re,.known ranchman on
l'. afteen miles from sheridan,
~ = mnly murdered by some I'M
..Ju.
" -,,.,ev Treasurer Craig and
afla ,,S.rIs of Tennessee have left
ii's' -, ID nv TO place large block
n ~
~ p''' ,u.. ,oo harrels NJ
~ VleisuurE' ,aan, bav. b.en
! ind IVY loD ',,,.-.,r.. In rast rarron
i y ne nooi '''''
4 u 'hai SUI
4 seia irom Moh'iNil'" SAYS '''"' " .e
4 :. reached the ornEu , tap,,u'
Vs. df JHhtFo ll'"' i''''N''"" 80 80"
~ '-P'N 81, nh,
4 Henphis. Ieun'' NiSs ""'g p'i,ie
| a,,id to Godfrey r. late WINE Tue
~ sick In bed. rate Is yet very
h, expected to die at any moment.
r.hhack Of Arkansas has sent
~. ..,.sdon to New York paper re-
f'.-l ,,,.e,s ON the south in reference
.iucatIon. with facts from the
~ ...,as
,,,,., c,,,oin John Rrowu
fo'd on when Iar ", ,, .",I hnn c" oI
s1sIal q ny Me- " ts,o ~ in Wash.
~ tsr 'I',.. y" l C,,,caya m he exhib,ted
,' e. 10y, ,.,y
\ clinton, Tenn, d. b. Monroe was
-.l,o three years in the prnltcntiary.
~ ,hs rinylrnI.r az the rebpllIons
y w =" o,,r"r snr,ngs var
n y NE "''''' 'r''"s'
M vas cut down in Mctracken conn-
rhIeh Contained a human skeleton.
Sa.,., part Of the wood covering the
80 s,,..n ,r,h.s tlI.lf aud nav,
.Hish skeleton became embedded In
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
WAsnINGToN -cLnyELANn.

Washington. June Washingtod
rnns o; base bits ~ errors. 4; battery,
l.par and Mcclure Cleveland rms,
Cuppy and O'Comer. umpire. MoOnajd'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
ArrolN,rALENrs

, r.ss,a. Igne 9.-The president to-
~, 'dIlel VIM g. Crawford Of
b y ,ulniy auditor of the treasury
~ 'vNhee department.
a I'M, I'M, ngllnson Of Louisiana, as
*, ~ 2, Of the treasury.
\ kisai ,se United States: Warner
~ y Kentucky, to Southamp-
IA I'M ofallei Harris Of Alabama TO
isi Z Davis Of Arkansas. TO
"a "a ~ ~. indies: Lars S. Reaua
hNns oo,sierrlam, Netherlands Ed
Il. oi Connecticut, TO Amster-
~ a, r,ernot Of Indiana. Joshua
n ,AAilhens, Ga. and Glen V.
. N '5aiah Territory. TO be ap-
\, e's.Se,n'.ais value OF houses. lands
t,gilS,ssaa' occupied w intruders
s.lt perschs within the Cher
WI Vi A..
slae,,ih arratia OF North Dakota
al Melbourne, Aus.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
! 'AD ENeNHrR coNANr.

TN. June 9.-,specal1-Af.
~ riafond "a the Mexican Inter
y iigs y, who has been sick Tor
~ tiom lorai. Mexico, died Ills
= Gssasn al-po1 He was well
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
FARGo's LOSS.

Fargo. n. H.. June 9.--1hr total loss
from Wednesday, fire ~ placed az So
5OO.OOO, with Sl.2Oo.WD Insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

Houston Tex. June Especial -
Today the Southern Pacific announced
rats of ! cent per mile each way for
the state mllilia W tie cOiaiAE rncamp,
ineHt II II understood other roads viii
make the aame RITE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

Tie 4inOnnt of m0npy heii hy various
i.o.idsn hAnks il not far short VI sl.iJo.'
OOO.VoV-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10

The total expenditures for compton
school sdiiclil9n % tais countsy IN 1870
we're SlfS12i,Oii.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-06-10
AWFUL CRASH.
A Government Building at Wash
ilgtOl Falls.
F0RD'S OLD THEATER
For Years Pronounced IN
safe ColIapses,
BURYING MANY CLERKS
OF the Pension Department Be-
meath Brick and Mortar.
TWENTY-TWo ARE KILLED
And Over A Score OF Others In
Jured.
OF the Pension Department Be-
meath Brick and Mortar.
TWENTY-TWo ARE KILLED
And Over A Score OF Others In
Jured.
THE NARROWING SCENES.

Tho Work Of Relief Men Work Lilo p,mons
The War and Navy Departments to Tho
Rescue Hospitals crowdcd...Drua
slOrcsSProsscdi into Service "A
RclIci Fund Contributed TO by
President Cleveland Tho LIsI
Dead forly.lwo Wounded.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
She Pines for Greens.

Cultus Dave, the venerable Indian
relic Of White Salmon, tells US that
several Of the members OF his family
ARE indisposed. ono Of his sisters who
isstill Dave saysJ young and good
looking, being only two years Older
than he, Is suffering from indigestion,
having nothing to digest, while the
tender partner Of old Dawes bosom and
wealth II sIck and tired of salmon.
Shc.is surfcitcd, satcd and gorged with
II, until the smell of chinook wind
upsets her stomach, being suggestive
Of the spring run Of fish. As the old
lady has had steady diet Of that kind
Of brain food for - months, her sud
den turning against it causes our cul-
tus friend to suspect that her liver IL
dcranged, aud the copper.colored angel
Of Death Is near ut hand. We hope
however when the tender grass, and
succulent tule roots have padded out
her digestive mill, and stopped her
backbone from cuttinga hole through
her sternum, that her good health
which has followed her sporadicolly
for 10 years, may again take n firm
grip Of her vitals, and remain with her
to the end.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04

Ed Miller met with mn accident
Wednesday night that came near ter
minating fatally. lie was working in
the plancr, on the night shift, and
about 10 O'Clock there being tcmpor-
AIRY stoppagc, Ed put OIL his oycrcoat.
When the machinery started again, he
went 10 work with his ovcrcoat, long
canvas one, on. The tail Of the cont
caught on set screw on the shaft Of
the driving wheel, aud in about three
seconds II gathered Ed In, tearing his
clothes of and throwing him on the
main belt which carried him Il short
distance toward the engine room,
throwing him head foremost to the
floor. lie received m ugly cash in the
scalp which bled freely. Dr. Brosius
was called and dressed the wound, and
few days will see all damage repaired,
but IL was II close call.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04

The regular animal meeting Of the
stockholders Of the Oak Grove Gene
terry assassination will he held NJ Il, Of T..
hall, next Saturday afternoon March
nth at o'clock p, m.
by order Board Of directors.
Mopdny IL school election day, and
IN this district tho meeting should he
attended by every voter. The district
II IN debt, and not only should this be
paid, but tho school has grown 10 Tint
II seems another room must bc prOvid-
ed In consequence the tax will have
to bc In sum sufficient 10 meet these
several demands.
Bunnic Oliugcr In attempting 10
climb on freight cnr Wednesday nf.
ternoon slipped, and caught Mis- foot
under tho ear wheel. Fortunately the
foot was but half way on the rail and
tho pressure caused II 10 slip oulwards,
10 that the toes were only badly brui--
cd. Bunnic can heartily congratulate
himself that while the losa Of Il toe nail
or two In painful, he still has II whole
foot
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
"GAINES y
VIII make the season Of 1893 nj +. Il. But
toms foru At Hood Nycr, Oregon; limited tG
fifteen mares besides my own.


WIN mako the season Of 1893 nj II. Il. But.
toms farm Hood RlYcr, Oregon; limited 10
fifteen mares besides my own.
Description aud Pedigree.
Galncs bay, right hind foot white, sired by
Allie Gninos No. 2}S0 sire Of Jessie Gaincs 2ljz
j. u, S,&21i Grn Gaines &l0l5; Lnllnh HoOkh
220lI; Alta 22iiT billie Gaines 2;2j; Allle Ora
bnm z2gi ana Douglas Almout 2:20 ana sov-
crnl other speedy ones ana sire Of Cold sKlng
with twO In lbG 2;50 liHJ n sOn Of the
Great hlmoui, nHO n full brother 10 Hamlin's
Almont, dhc sire Of Bell HaiDlin and Globe
who hold tho world team recordHof 2l2 and
mnny other speedy OncsJ
Dam, KIT Wheeler, ,trinl 2.23J by Thomas T..
Wnliaco sire pr the dam Df Cyclone 2.2jJ "A son
OlJOhn &. breckenridge, lsirc Of Minnie u,
pacing record of&iOZ, ana trotting record OF
2IJI
Gaines has shown himself 70 be Il game.and
speedy colt Asa2 year old last year with
four wcoya handling be trottod an eighth IN
n seconds, II 2.i5 clip and improved right
along until thrown out Of training.
Guincs service fec viii bo 5000 due when
mare Il known 10 be In fonl, or win breed by
single service or season, II parties should so
desire. Good pasture viii be furnished 10
mares Of patrons al 500 per month. Due care
viii be taken 10 prevent accidents or escapes,
but viii not be- responsible ahould any occur
For further information call on or address
+. n. BUTToS,
Hood River, Oregon.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
4 Winter Visitor.

Arthur Disbrow, while out hunting
near Sandy Flat last week, followed Il
cougars tracks In the snow until they
led him to G. l.. Morsc's cabin. a
broken window showed where the big
cat had gone to, and further exam
ination located it on top of Mr.. Morse's
bed. a we'll directed shot settled the
trcspasser Mr.. Morse was not occu-
pying the house ut the time, in fact
told us confidentially that had he been
at home whom the cougar came he
would have gone out the way the cou-
gar came in, if the door had not been
more convenient,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04

The remarkable statement is made
that there are 10000 suicides year IN
the Austrian army, Either the en-
perors soldiers hold their lives very
cheap or there are two ciphers too many
in these figures.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
3(ood River Glacier
HOOD DRIVER, or, MARCHl, 1893
THE MAILS.

The mall arrives nom MI Hood at II a..
eloeh A. Y, WedneAdnyH aud Saturdays; de.
parts Tho same dnya A. noon.
FOR chcnowoth, lcaycg AtS 4. NJ. arrives nj
i. NJ, katurdnyA
For white Salmon lcnvcs daily at n A, NJ
arrives nj one uclOrk 4. NJ.
From White salmon leaves for Fuldn, ON.
mof, Trout lake aud Glonwood Moudnyg
Wedntsinyh and Frdnya
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
Land Locator.

Every body wants land in Hood
River Valley. | have some very de-
sirable tracts of good land on my list
for homesteads and timbered
claims, with running water on
them. | can locate several stockmen
advantageously. Do not fail to see
me at Hood River Falls or address me
at Hood River, Wasco County, Oregon.
w. Ross WINANS,
Locator.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04

There is something pitiful about
woman fighting against the ravages OF
time, the combat is so unequal. Far
and away better is it to accept the in
evitable.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04

The discovery of immense fields OF
coal in Washington has already caused
an enormous influx of capital into that
state and the output next year is en-
pected to be more than 10000 tons.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
BORN.

Near Chenowith, Wash, February
22nd, TO Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hin, II
son. The baby lived but n few hours.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
DELLA WATSON,
Secretary.
WHITE SALMON, Fe

WHITE SALMON, Feb a, 1898.
EDITOR GLACIERS:
Last year at this time flowers had
been In bloom about two weeks. May
Brooks found the first flowers February
20, 1898. There has been quite num-
ber of yellow flowers found, and one
pink was found by Eddie Morgan. In
about a week the hills will look beauti-
full, covered with pink, yellow and pur-
pie flowers.
The grading on the White Salmon
road leading from Palmcr's Ferry to
the church will be about completed
February oath. There has been from
thirteen to sixteen men on the road
this week.
1t looked natural to see the steamer
go past yesterday. GRACE PALMER.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-03-04
ThG Spelling Clnh.

The spelling club failed to matcralizc
last Monday evening, but the commit
tees will combine tho two program
mes and an entertaining and interes-
ting time will be had next Monday eve.
March 4th. The school will be called
to order Mt 1880, sharp.
DELLA WATSON,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-12-28

DR. Glynn, benevolent but eccentric
physician Of Cambridge, England, was
once consulted by poor woman about
her only son, too ill to be brought to
the doctors office. The maternal anx-
iety so affected the doctor that he went
several times to sec the boy, though
the roads were almost impossible for 4
carriage, and supplied him with bark
and port wine at his OWL expense.
The boy recovered and one morning
the mother entered the doctors room,
bringing a large wicker basket
1--WE can't get no rest, DOCTOR" said
she, for thinking of the trouble you
have had, and so my boy resolved this
morning to send you his pet mHgpie."
The doctor looked at the bird, re-
marked that he was a fine fellow, and
then continued:
II am very thankful to your son,
and very proud of his present; but
am good deal from home, and my SER
want is a careless fellow, and [ am
afraid that he might forget to feed him.
I must therefore request you 10 keep
him for mo. 3rd win allow you Il
shilling week for his board as long as
he lives"
The old woman accepted the good
mans thoughtful suggestion, and was
paid the first months board in al yance.
Youths Companion.