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The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

The committee of societies and citizen.
having in charge the Soldiers Monumen
project met in the Council Chamber las
evening and devoted some time to the dis
All the reports were encouraging rnd Secre
tary Denpler announced the following ad
dtional receipts Ladies' Aid Society, Son
OF Veterans, S25; German Red Men, $50
Washington Beneficial Society, $40; Wash
ington Camp No. l12, p o. s. Of A., $50.
"Our baby was -icE and we bought ne bOttl
of DR. fulls Cough syrup, and were wei
p eaScd with it. 1t did the babya great deal 0
good" Vim. Thompson, MvkCe-pOr IA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

HOOPS Pulls are the best after-dinner nus
,ssist direstiou. cure headache and biliousness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

Best photographs and crayons at Dabb's.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

Shenandoah, FEB. II, 1893.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18
FO1. the Lucky Ones.
Gob-Headed SIX UmbreHos.

The Home Friendly Society, of Baltimore
Md, will present the two lucky competi
tors in the contt st with handsome Gold.
headed silk Umbrellas
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-02-18

Costiveness can be permanently cured by
he use of Mandrake Bitters. I'M
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Mas. WrSsLow sooruTSg SYEUr has hcen r-od
for children tccthiaE. II scothsz the child
sottens the gums. aliaYs all pain. cnrss wind
collie ard - the oe-t rCI1c-ty for DiarTllosa
Twenty i've cents a bottle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

The Granello Bros. in an entirely new
horizontal bar act, erected twenty five
feet in the air, at North park Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

A syieadis Machine That Is c'nere,s Free
fox Slxty Herald Subscribers.

The Young America SIS Long Die
lance Safety i msde II steel ansi wood
80 combined ~ a. secure the lightest
and strongest machine. The frame and
wheels are made from the beet quality
second growth hickory. which Is selected
instead IL steel for these parts tzeanse
IL combines great strength aud tough
ness with iightnes2
IN alI-steel machine made heavy
enough 10 Withstand the hard usage To
which II ~ subjected Is 50 heavy as 10 DO
a serious draw back % It's universal nse
BY young people. Again. the steel MA
chimes. without the greatest cart being
taksh 10 keep them clean ard dry, SION
become rusfed and therefore easily
broken; whereas q machine uGsdo Ut
steel and wood will not suffer fn,m ex-
posure any more than carriage
A hickory framed and wheeled safety
is not only more durable and lighter.
but il Is much more elastic, and tue loss
Of the vibration and rigidity found ia
the all-eteel machines makes these steel
and hickory machines more comfortable
for riding than any other machine made
The cushioned seat Is suspended em our
patented spiral spring, adjustable 10
yaying heights aud weights. and this.
IN combination with tho hickory frame,
makes the easiest possible riding ma
chine. The sprocixet wheel chair IL per.
fectiy adjusted. SD as 10 utilize tie fu
amount Of power expended. and ID mad,
20 strong as TO be- practically unbreak-
able. The patented head. found only
on this machine. is a triumph OF Ameri-
can ingenuity. and makes the wood and
steel conjunction perfectly strong and
tirn- For these parts only the best
imported weidiess steel tubing III used.
The rubber cushion tire ~ secured 10
the wheel rim in such amannerthat il is
guaranteed not TO become detached or
loose. The wheel bearings are brass
collar 30 delicately adjusted 10 the steel
shaft as TO reduce the friction to a
minimum. and render the usual ball
bearings supertluous The principle
upon which they are made is the same
as is used in constructing heavy ma
chinery where the greatest amount OF
work must be secured from the least ex-
penditure of power. The entire machine
is finished with heavy coat Of glossy
black enamel. making finely finished
solid surface. which. when lightened up
10y its delicate stripping and nickeled
head frame. makes a most beautiful ma
chine. which for tasty appearance as
well as positive durability ana general
wearing qualities is absolutely unexcel-
led. IL equaled. by any machine offered.
The quality Of materials used and the
workmanship are fully guaranteed in
every particular. Read The HERALD's
add 10 learn how 10 get a machine free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

WIcmTA Falls, Texas. March 18th
1893 Projectors p. u. p; 1t becomes
my duty 10 add my testimonial 10 the
wonderful curative properties Of u. p.
l.. lPrickly Ash. Poke Root and Potas-
sum- Some years ago | bruised my
ankle on my saddle stirrup; from lit
tie scratch the place began to enlarge
until il was az large as the palm OF my
hand. discharging pus and exposing
part Of the bone. | called 10 see ply
sicians and they pronounced il as fever
cure and incurable. Ii became So pain
full aud swollen so badly that tried
bandage for relief until 1 secured a
rubber supporter. After securing the
rubber supporter for temporary relief |
began to use internal remedies, trying
several different kinds without any APP
parent relief. | resolved TO try T.. T. r.,
which did; after using one bottle the
result was such I continued until the
sixth bottle was used. when my rubber
supporter was not further required, as
the sore Was completely healed and
swelling entirely gone. l therefore take
pleasure in saying Ia the public gener.
ally that il is my belief from actual ex.
perience that the use OF L. =. p, il
properly persisted in. viii cure any case
II impure blood or blood poisoning Re-
spcctfully. PRoF. h. r. PIcKEY,
Postmaster. Wichita Falls, Texas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

aesly hits the case. II nof onIY clsstnsas
lle bioof II al nalariai poison. lasf il
rrcnrtly mltlentsz the Dad gu tfonss
ansi Azses the krnin clear AMI nerses
stesdy. II cures withont delag. without
exception and without aDy III sfeet
whsteyer.
A c0mplete treatise on mslarisl and
other summer diseases. eatitled
aurora sent free 10 any aaslr.sss b.
The Pc IA I)rug Manufacturing Con,
pany. colnmbas. Ohio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

An Ex4cs D-scs ysIon o. Typical Cas-.
81 Casersc n.iare.

4 yeiirw ekin q alllsw eSsrnplexi,n
dark circles about tlie eyes . furred
tongue With hss hreath. = bitter taste
ard bad ,lixgstioo. are s,ars signs - ma.
isria <ot exactly s1ek. hit wresekpsl.
ret quite delirieu@, hst &c The blues
badiy. not conhnei 81 he he<L but set
Sc For business, k'ping 4eeh. ise5ng hss.s
nesn. hseinx al interssf IL ever thins:
diary sftrr stsopla4 ihart e brrash "a
slizht efsftion. aeak dad srens -. eassly
fatlkasei restless. nerxsus. sleei,sess
Notbine IA, asiaria ca - coaapietn ,
uuste = r-rson ~ithent pattnz him =
hi sethiaE 49, ean - irr~@sfshis IA
nefsifss alsi I'D tseis
aefe ontg 1Re rnre ttefrfels
ehe has hAd >tfrFlpas.e sita rsalAris
kae~ ek4i ths e,sfe - fere n2 n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
Stomach Troubles Cured.

fasIs n sfosfnefl. lrsic4slne sla4
Feisinr vssfT. f,isd ~ 80
Fsi1e tafaFt an1 afts4 esflna
ti,,rsinBf Teiins 81 st<1usca.
90 - Faelne g~.nfsie cure4
Iffef4f<lt fstfet.
&eFTarss eref9'seis et,fe<t.
Al rcsnasst fseaf,i-e en~st - u. = Cav
Tee. cseee a. Norab Disisiesn $780, -
sszlrs. roouas 1. 5 aad : l,ral.d ksss. AieA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

These materials beautifully woven and repre-
sent the colorings for the coming seasons
wear Warranted strictly all wool and purchased
by our New York buyer at special price aud we pro-
pose give patrons the benefit OF this large and
wise purchase. Inspection solicited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Papers sometimes pokes fun at the
northern farmer. but they wouldn't II
they cpuid 80 a poor white that had b.
come prosp ruCs.
What stock do they come from
Il couldn't say. sab Mostly they
don't FED right sure thedrselvss. guess.
l SO one % en- az q hOtel in Charlotte
eat whole watermelon and then soup
sftervard and wipe his whnkrrs on
csossl's hair shawl that belonged % one
Of she lovebers women IN North Carolina
I'D Ike 20 Sc some a tlsese chsys
whfsn they strike Chicago aud the wicked
confidsnce msn gef@ holi of 'er1- csn
sort o fancy that towheadea man over
there. 8 feet : IN his hare feet. tutin
s-yesr-old child full a lemons.le all OVER
he gruunds and tryin 81 make change
for . tl0a hall with . cultivated gent
from Cat alley. New York city
Ia. fair will call cot sfranapsr people
from The mountain country IT esse Ten
nessea and western North Carolina than
Dahosrey OF the wilds u Dswdsd can
furnish forth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU cAThRHH2

Hnft raa rnins sref he sFssf
A. ffrEf cFre ettnfy
Hssf go. d. noa9h sterT niFiI.'
A. fau siEf "a tfie s.fsrnaftf
u tl,erts nontlr,r.s arpgEsnz - 1us-ss
~ ~ taef 81 ger thfref,
tsn rer A.. e.srs.. ,..i.I " a.If fs'rf1g1Ie1lIf
- f8k = Clay 1fiffD ~ tofft i)i4,r'sf
rfsast, - ststes. fnssa,s \ sd 4 tifsal
kafsa4. Mtti tnf - wfl1e. fs~f. Il o|18f
81 - naa1L Neaiainol $3.50 essrs Hasre >
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Among the special offerings in the several depart
ments of will be the following. taken az
random These represent only very few of the scores
of EXCEPTIONAL values 90 be offered this week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20

Our immense purchase of Java Cloths and Hop
Sackngs will be placed sale tomorrow norning and
offered at the very low price,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-20
sw'NmnlmnllnmnmmmMmmnlfnMT1m
N. & II. FRIEDnAN

ageatma in onrp
pea
stores considering the represented
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
KFEEET As CLz].

The EEAIs superintendent Ht puO,it
instruction, Nj. NuEl-gy, mas evident
IL naeu II Office I0a luBE, since ht i'm
Aclue.s thai department t-iuDEs Il HIM
The slars EpparluuuIem tins year =
4ouiy - ceuts, Abuu1 BaE thai az las
wear. The state sulr.ri s.teu4eIi na>
lstssu asked by lhs directors uf -evsr.4
districts the clu-e ai Iiis reduction. Il
nicu pertinent question -hv lupa-rl-
nsuT repiy T. mAur IAal ''rn- rAls y Il
eapts The Faopie hrve q riEuJ "a
know why rnt stale hae rui OF une-nAl
tns sehBol money GDl III MrElrgy
viii dU vel i0 give them tAa1 Informs.
1un. L our memory do+~ uai iail us
AcEl-uv WE oulh app-0scbsbis End
communicative bai1rf lnF erection, and
We ~ nc valid reason why he shouia
shm u Ebs cign when information
courernIng pubhe uallsrT / required
u1 INN
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
EzTHARTs FyNE ToUcH

senator StewErl r A~-u ,glaneut U
President Cleveland, far asa, bauc b
tunuh E.iJh the peopie ,r pNreirulsf q
humorous. THE dtstiugUsne# senator
Saw tbt president ha+ pe.A,f had q
IN. vsrsity education. nar tbW UI,e'
eutyallv cond educauuu acquired iN
bang 'ir tnurb with the lesH.5s ana
thG the experience Rs sle~F, cierS.
mayur and governor y nui sufficient tu
nlaEt VI f0r tins hack az eJu-atiuru or
e We the president ally rsEi Is. have al.
a.tllul uf hik uvu ryuger.iug fuanes
Ssewara made fortune gu tl,e tuu-
stuc5 ir the early stxJ,es by tseiuE lu
Iuuci with pgu3ie vino verv eullveu-
ieul-m THE witness slUud-Bul ft-
l,url has i thAI lat 3eriu~Iued some
Wonderful iauls uT finance in those
dsvs. resulting il testimony thA, uluas
hls SIDE Of some very Important uiaif-
5nr cass-. sucgs.=sful >lgvsrg perfect
ed nis vupde-fUl touch with ths l,e0.-
pls, as attorney fur tnt n- mining
co-pu-Hluns, and hg stll holds LIZ grip
or UhF sllInt
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
DIED.

Al ChenUwith, THURSDAY the 2slh,
Ihe infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
HaywOrth, aged Is months.
Dr. BrDsius WIS sent for Du1 found
the boy dead OIL nis arrival
Al Hood River, Friday morning,
sept 29th, Wm. Ellison, aged 3s years
10 months and Is days.
William Ellison was born in san
Francisco, California, November l.,
1853. He had been i'll the employ d
the Union Pacific for about L years,
the last two Of which he has been the
agent al this place. He was q gener-
GUS, genial kindly mai; model hus-
band and father In his official
character he was courteous and Oblig
ing, commanding the respect and
friendship Of AL. He leaves besides
his wife, SIX children, the Oldest lG
years Of age ana the youngest SIX, Il
mourn the losE Of one vino was III once
father brother and playmate. Their
loss il indeed great, and the entire
community sympathize with them in
their bereavement. The funeral will
take place Sunday at 10 O'Clock Z. H.,
Lnder the auspices Of Idlewilde lodge
L q. o. F, Of which he was al honor
ed member.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
7BE FRElDEATy POSITION

lu rplly DO ipter TRAM Governor
Northeu uf Atlanta Georgia. Hftinc
gl,e president Dc give hls pesi11un on
financial matters. Mr. Cleveland semi
the falcvaHc under dut, o ~eWen''f
4a,t
q scarcely know how IO reply 20
vuur Iryer q IA, l5,l inst li -egslls
ly me ,hnt ] am plainly ou record con.
ep~q.iur Tie financial question. Ny
legte. accepting The numiUat'm To tit
presidency. when raal iu connection
wiki ny uessagt htp.y sell 'o eon-
l--,,-s iu gNtraurdiuu-y -,-staI, s,vus iu
me e. t,+ VERY explicit ] want cU'-
reucv hut u stuAls and safe ru tAy
nauus ul uur rseupt,. ] VIII ua, know
inr}r tH Implicated ln "a condition A.l
VII iusr,y maSs me. IN lng ias,-i 1eEfrt
auswerun,g "a Alry m,rref ~ la~nar r
the IuNp3 STATES ior aua.hHr shrink
are b. the purchasing powei Sc, tht Dob
lar ue ngs received flr . lga aa-,2' p
worth nf the products ut has iull ] na
only want our currency tu te us suoi d
cisarawg tAa; all Eiu.- uE aU..un Wl.
vii is az equal purchasing powe' a'
hume. lGu ! want K $50 * y. suf. .
character ~ VAL uemansIrAIe abroad
pUr visdum ana gaod faith, luu- psa-
uur X upuu q firm fuuuGagiul u' greaI,
among the nations al The earth.
want our financial cUudlttaus aul .s.N'-
vt!arzur ru our cu~rpucN - -,dt AuG rt-
assuring IhaI tha-t vino iMpe meme!
VII spend uid invest ii iu ausiIE~ suD
new enterprises, IIlslead ui hua~tlHc il
Yen csl,no1 ru-g fright iy calling n
faoiIsh and unreasonable uuC yoU ciI
utT prevent 8 frightened mau from
hoardIur his money. want goo.
SOUND anG slunls money and a
condition ot cultidanrt rha Will kepI
il IN use
Within tire lInIfg. of vhirt ! nav,
written, au q friend Vi silver nut
i.eIlsvt IL p-ulper pialr in 1ur currency
CAL only X fixed rr -he reimbursement
OF uur currency legislation and CAe lr
auEu-ariun Of consistent Hhu com
TiTehensive finunclu scheme ] JhIui
such thing TAB unly b'e entered upon
pruflu,'y and hopefully after -ns -
I,eal q the Jaw winch II charged viii
uur financial woes In the present
state Of The public mind, tins lUv cAIr
uui be uuIlI upon nor patched IL surl
5 way as 10 relieve -nt situation.
All, therefore, opposed 10 free and uI-
Ind1eu coinage uf silver ily 1Lls country
alone and Independently, and ] an il
favor uf The lmmedluEe and uucuuGi-
riuual repeal Of the purchasing ciaust
Of lie sU-,.AIl-d Sherman law. ! cuU-
fezs AL as1oulsued py Ihs opposition
III Lie senate 10 sucb pr1mpt action Ii.
would relieve -he present unfortunate
situation Ny dAliy prayer is lhit tlf
deiHy occasI8ueG ,'y -ueL opposition
may DUI ue -he cauzs Of piunliuE Tit
country into : deeper depression thai
il has Yet known, and 11AT the demo
cratic parry may uu1 l-= j1s-ly held -
spUusII.a fur such L cz-A-rrJDAe
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
NEWS NOTES

a crry man fred five shots 4n ihg
b lur6 ST trade raam. iu Chicago Wed
u-sjuy. fatally wuuujlnE tive lrukgrs
ou, woman iu tl, visitors gallery wa,
sao, u .hs back. hu VII recovef
Gvu Cldnumer. erased with hguor
rl amueS In a crowd IN Chicsgo Nod.
uesduy. t5llur gvu mcu and TJuaug
n uumAe, az olhaTs-
Tht italian Steamer NEucvuzg Flar
vith carau or Immigrant, fuf Buaa
v.as refused banding Monday ngtTun-
cnuIj uF having ehujy-u ON haira lut
saip b. lytnc outside Jhy hur'har NnC
deaths urt occurr.ng al the rate E irau
twenty to JaiTy day.
d. d. Preston hu. lpeu Nominated
uy She president fas 9he oEiue az d.
ractar oF tht mint
THE ,hoier rern-l shows Bo new
ra-s. s5 81 Petersburg. ~ dgN.hs nnJ
s.x case. al Hamburg
THE ytIiov ieve, ui E~uusvleE Dteu,
gia SHOVE j. new eases "Wednesday
auG - css~e~ uuyt. treatment
a r~U-t ls being turned Boz Lur,EuJ
90 ruut~l all tht caaI uuure iu Tia
i.turdam The rrya stock is s6oU aoa
aaH
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
II EAs PROPERLY Z4BLEE

Senator Dubois u Idaho, Tuesday,
offered & resolution he follows
hsrsas, 5PVsrEl sgyerelgbn states
are without Lne full rBlIrasH Illa1iOL IL
the senate +hE1 they gre entitled
Be i resolved, That lhe cUnsidera-
tion Of legislation relating u llle feo-
era election lavs- tariffs ADG financial
matters materially affecting the par-
1iaIiy uurepr-sau1sd states, he posi-
poued il the senate unIu Monday,
January u, 1874, 10 enable the states Of
II lsshlngtUn, Montana and Wyoming
IL nave InR Influence RDd protection II
The sanA1s guaranteed each sovereign
Stale by tns constitution Of IhH ( uItad
STATES
Of course, the resolution IL merely f0r
1hs purpose u gaining time, and pos
sibly strengthening LIE 1Tee-silverItes
by the addition Of Z few votes from ST.
ver states. There Il 10 reason B-ny the
country ii large should dsIay iegisla-
tiOn because the Legislatures i'll the
states named neglected 70 DO tben
duty With such d precedent, 3 state
could block any measure before the sen.
ale by refusing 10 have representation
IL that body; IL other words, could
take advantage Of liz OWL wrong.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
1 EPLEEDEL EEHIEIZ

Owing 70 ths fae- that v-e 70 10 rress
q noon Fridays. aDd 1he further lar;
tRA1 thE exhibits werE nor Al ID place
T. We closed OH forms, il was irpDzsi-
bis 70 give 3 proper description Of our
fair. NRZ1 W-sE We vii U-y End dU
Ihs supieg; jus1ics, IL fAr a. uLr limited
lAlenIs viii permit. The eumlui-ler
on deeorE-iUu has maze the armOry :
bower Of beauty, and IL nIembare Ers
deserving Of .he thEuks " rhE c0muu-
uiry. Hood River, for once. has united
and Ii union has shown ner strength.
Is. ns hups that tne results ri tIIis ole
united HffU-T may te followed by more
uf Ins sams kind.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30

The asse=smeut Of this county viii
be completed the 20lh Of next month.
and the board Of equalization viii meet
soon after. II is Impossible 10 make
any accurate estimate Of the valuation,
but il should be much larger than ever
before. The railroad lands, which
heretofore have escaped taxation, are
now IL shape 10 bear their portion OF
the burden Of taxation, and as z result
the tax rate this year should not be
above Is mills. Heretofore. with g -
per cent valuation and Emil TAX,
the farmer mas found his taxes the
hardest and heaviest bill be had 70
meet. This year the burden should be
lifted as lar a. possible, and not less
than = per cent. should be knocked of
from the amounts paid last year. We
believe this can and will be done.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30

The mystery concerning Lhe murder
Of Miss t7ilnour g 1aU Francisco ]. t,e-
lng cleared III. Or West vino was ~
rested charged with perfUrulluE al
operation resulting in har death l. un-
DER arrest. since which ne has married
bv 1ns CONTRACT plan Mi=- oIAley, S-hu
+ supposed Il have t,eeu 1i- assistant.
This IVES done 70 prevent her beinc
compelled t0 testify against him, Wrd-
nesdav, q Goa oil Cal was found float
ing IL ths bay Dsar BerkiPy- contain
ing 1wo arms End hands, Thighs and
calves Of tbe legs and irlresrInes Of /
human Dody. With them wss found
3 woman : purse and severlI hair o.
nameuts. There i no question but
that Ihe ghas1ly fnd II 3 portion o;
-he murdered girl.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30

Elchrv acr--s 1f ne-ded land. with
plenty uf water iuT ANY one wishing o.
70 luTg The berry business. %ta ual~Iug
fruit trees. apples, pears and plum--
mostly winter uup,t-s, d. acre. now
ready for fail gram. Also Two COWS.
one spau mares, two wagons, hurue--
EuG AZ farm implements uus stallion
: y.A-s old next spring. Tht liurs VIII
ne SOLD separate az with The stock.
Two uIlie- auC quarter from aepol.un
the easE sIae uf Flood river. For iuf-
liner particular call Al the GLACIER
office, az uu NJ John sweeney, Hood
River Or
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
NOTCH FOR PrBIICaTYGN.

LAND ifllrf H -Nt Iga.aa. .ir. AUG 49, ls9.
Motifs BE- ugv-uf given -Ha. lHr following
MANNED s#ttioe UllA flied Nnttrt. nt i.t tuiwutEHl
lu uIstH, nuH uruu' lN -uWgfH~. W hit g.1.lu4
lllsl GaHl ,luL lraHJ WIZ Boz ulHUr nslrs tht
hrr.s3er ANA Receiver p IIuG HtilHt sF
The iesiles oregon nr Monday tc. o. 1@l- viz
JCruut Auyee-
I'rt = $50. -gs@. Cor tl,y d ! r- uua
st a 90 >er - Tf-u e ss a. Ti.
i8s utgtars tn4 following v.ttursset 90 prove
rIs g1uEnunus Residence upon uua rtl.ffIs.
luI o >3aU lauU EsE tI 3. g. hf'r
.,F- Eultr-l v ~Irii- " L. -ulJ. e. A I,el. ul
u. auuC River. snr.ul
,.uGz z-sr;s JuES " Lrwls L esistef
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30

laluG Office sa 1'nt I'al,rs >',. huruy q lNE
Nnstnf H nersty E'ynt fhlr tut Wiluptur.
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i~Eis uuN LHrvtfNtf = l.. ID al The Alltlyf
,f. al ~euenlts-a n isG vlE.
t'uu~i,s J. Nursr
Homestead Application Nu GlS Gay tat r,.
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RI uufups ttt following w.Itue=srs Iu u~rvy
i,is ruu.luuuus vtssiugurr upIr uul ral.tut,-
tiuf u. aaG luuG viz A. L.uy Nl. I,uuU.
& ! Rama John D'vgra. g.l E luoa hfNur
oregon.
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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
A BAE6AIy FOR 80 DAT> oylY

For cash. s6au. ! VIII sell 81 urres of
fine f-ufI hand Jewel, uud soil tne finest
QUALITY, mostly al ~la-hrd five wears
agu. living u we-i hEE at north huH
OF -ou- uea-J quarter ut section la.tnvu-
SIM, e. rllsue lg east. il VII ~ haeE
a. regular prize. sst psr acre, affsf 81
day- CAL give f4r4t-cia-s IiIit for
tAls lauG AIv one wanting Il ulrv
home. nov r. tae time % uuy Au-
dress = / IfAE,
N4-lH huck. Iowa
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30

The Oregon Pres Association met al
Portland Thursday evening. They
were Joined Friday evening t,y about
sixty members Of the Washington
Press Association. General Passenger
Agent Hurlburt Of the Union Pacific
las placed q special train al their ser
vice, and To-day they viii visit thiE
place, arriving about 1890 Arrange
ments have been completed here foI
their reception, and We sincerely hope
abey viii be pleased with Hood River.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30

Admiral NelU commenced 1he Dom-
bardmeut Of Rio JRnelr0 Monday, uut
al the request Of the commanders Of
the foreign warshIp> IL the hurbT de-
sisted, pending negotiations. Much
damage WIS done and 2 number Of eli
iZeus killed.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1893-09-30
NOTICE TOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office AZ The DalleF On sept. a. ls93
NotIcf II nsrery given that tine following
named settler nas flIeC mUilee uf her intention
u make flDal proof IL supJ,Jr1 o. her claim,
and tuHt sliG proof viii ~ made before the
Register and Receiver Z. 8. !. o. al ThI Dalies
Jr, OIL Saturday Oct 2 lsg3, viz:
Mar l. FrazlFr,
Homestead Application No. 8jI5 for tine 6. 9. u
ui SCI, =, u. = l.. 2. ~ -. W n.
She names the following witnesses 70 prove
ner continuous residence upon ana cult vi,-
ton o. sstio laud VIZ: john 4. wilson, 7. l..
WickHuE J. v Ingalls, aul l. Ingalls, al ui
HOOD River Oregon.
sel-9c2l JOHE W LlEwIE, Begistsr.