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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-11-10
p. Ii. SNYTH.
Observer Weather Bureau.
Z. S. DEPARTMENT or AGRIcULTuRB.
WEATHER BUREAU.
Savannah, Ga Nov. o, 10 p. m.
WEATHER. sYNOPgTs

ga fHiAtfttlli Nft'f WV u ~ y. III. ]
WEATHER. SYNOPSIS.
The cyclone central Wednesday NIGHT
east of Norfolk has moved n0fthward
and nov centers southeast of the New
England coast. During Wednesday night
the wind attained fnaXimuti velocity Of
iifty-siX miles per hour at Kitty Hawk.
N. Z. The telegraph line to Hatteras is
down. therefore reports have not been re-
ceived from that point.
An area of low pressure centers in the
gulf, some distance west Of Southern
Florida. The barometer is highest in
tho lower lake region The depression
in the gulf is causing cloudiness and rain
in the East Gulf states, Middle and North
eastern Florida, and along the Georgia
cOast. Cloudiness Is also reported in
Western Arkansas, Eastern Virginia. and
throughout the lake regions
IL is slightly cooler in Northwestern
Georgia, extreme Northwestern Florida
along the immediate Texas coast. in
Southwestern Kansas, and throughout
the lower lake region. Elsewhere the
temperature has risen A. to 8 or remained
about stationary.
During the twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock p n. to-day, fair weather pre-
vailed IN the Charleston Cotton-region dis
trict elsewhere ia the cotton belt show
ers, generally light. were reported.
Il. n. SBYTH.
Observer, Weather Bureau
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A LEGACY FOR A SEMINARY.
The San Francisco TheoIogicaI Col
lege Left SO. 100000.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 9.-The will
of A. Montgomery, who died on Nov. A.
has been filed for probate. After
bequeathing $650OOO to his widow, 800, goo
in trust for his two minor children, and
500 for Il monument. the remainder Of
the estate is left to the San Francisco
Theological Seminary. His fortune is es-
timated at $1,000 900
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Hendersonvillo's New Hotel Burned

4AeHuVI 9O1 IIIS ? N = u 4Is0''
The Wayside inn, at Hendersonville,
n. c., was burned Sunday night and al
most its entire contents were consumed.
The hosiery numbered many Savan-
nahians among It's patrons during the
summer. 1t was new building, com
pleted last July and opened early in Aug
ust. It was crowded during the remain
der of the season aud promised TO be one
of the most popular hotels in Western
North Carolina.
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Official Record for the Morning News.
Local forecast for Savannah and vicinity
till midnight. Nov. 10, 1898: Showers; slight
changes in temperature; variable winds, gen
orally northeast.
Forecast for Georgia; Generally fair cx.
cept local showers along the coast; northeast
winds.
Comparison of mean temperature at Savan-
for the daV.
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MEDICAL.

as 4 SUPPORT
for exhausted, nerv-
Gus, oYeRworked wo-
men, nothing can do
as much as Doctor
Piorce's Favorite
Prescription. It
regulates and assists
ell the natural func-
tions, never conflicts
with them, and it
siren 9Th ems and
builds up the female
system in a way Of
its own.
Nursing mothers
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Suicide Follows pespondencv.

~ Los Angeles. Cal, Nov 0.-Mai. II. II.
l l-.'iock, a resident of Wheeling. w. Va,
i i1ollIIhiGted suicide last evening by shoot
das5 ne left letter to his wife saying
dependency was the cause.
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Eastern Girl We have the cradle that nv
grandfather was rocked IN.
Western GlrlWe have the boots that my
grandfather died in.-Puck.
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EMpi nYMEhr WANTED

~-~~~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~N-~~(>
I ONtE } CASSELS wants q position In
IA wholesale store. Can Peep books or do
anything that comes TO hand. Can furnish
good commentators. Address Mcintosh,
Ga.
A COMPETENT French woman wants sit
~ u0tion' wages si4 best references. Nd
dross, BoS 50.
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~~~<~~~~~~~S~-~-~-~~-~>~~-
~ T.. MILLER, vs. Levi Lilienthal and
We Raphaelo l.. Lilienthal; action on
notes and a count. In the city court Of Savan-
nah. To Raphael /, Litienthal: You are
hereby commanded TO be and appear at the
next term OF the city court Of Savannah, TO be
held on the first Monday, being the fifth day
OF February. 1894, 70 answer the plaintiff on
the merits Of the foregoing petition. as In de-
fault thereof, the court win proceed as TO
justice shall appertain
Witness. the Honorable A. H. MCDoNELL,
Judge OF said city court, this seventh day %
November, 1893.
G.. II. MILLER.
Attorney for Petitioner.
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$500, or a cure Of Catarrh, offered by
the makers Of DR.. Sage's Remedy.
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LOST

LOST.
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| OST, fiat key stamped Lockwood Mfg.
IL Co. No. Al. A liberal reward will be
paid II returned to this Office.
/ OST, on Wednesday evening, near syna-
~ gogue, lace handkerchief Liberal re-
ward II returned TO $40 Jones street.
| OST, one red hound dog, one black and
IA white hound bitch. Last seen corner
Ogeechee road and Anderson Street Nov. q.
leave Information ut Harmons stable.
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A LII persons having demands against tba
IA estate Of a. G.. ULMER late Of Chat.
ham county, deceased arc hereby notified 70
render in their demands 10 the undersigned
according 10 law.
Oct. 9, 1898. JAS. r. WELLS.
Attorney In fact for Adarene Ulmer Admin,
tiatrix, "a Bay street Savannah, Ga.
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NOTICE no DEDTORs ANn cREp1ToRs

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS.
GEORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY. Notice is
~ hereby given 10 all parties having de-
mands against WILLIAM n. FERGUSON TO
present them TO the undersigned, properly
made out, within the time prescribed BY
law, so as 10 show their character and
amount; and oil persons indebted to said
deceased are hereby required to make imme-
date payment to me
ELLIOTT G. WAY,
Administrator OF the Estate Of William II.
Ferguson.
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ROuMs 10 RENT.


LNURNiSHED room. southern exposure
i convenience on same floor; 60A Haber-
sham street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I~-TJT-N-@@J~-T~FN[~(~-|
lust RECEIVED, fresh lot of Garcia CT
- gars az y. d. Ybanez', l0l Bay street.
pUY your wood from Anderson, corner
- Liberty and Randolph streets. Tele.
phone BIO
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R0OMs TO REnT.


R00Ms TO Real.
ENLAT Of four rooms. alse ballroom and
4 basement lO south Eroad.
MICE fat. three rooms. on second floor.
= WIN bath gas; all convenience. -
HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENI.
ENoR RENT, threestory house. No. ~ Ma
a con, between Habcrsham and Prize.
f. J. Kennedy.
ENoR RENT, one no Use, & large rooms. close
a 70 depot q. r. h. Flower garCoa in
'front.', good vegetable garden etc. 1erms
very reasonable Apply q. b. -rOliver.
Collins street Pooler, Ca.
NOR RENT cheap. 6room house. No sn
a Montgomery street northwest corner OF
puhy, Just renovated throughout. Two lines
OF elcctrtg cars Tass the door giving quick
transportation TO any portion Of the city. j.
+. Brooks, guardian, Miller minors. 1885, Bay
street.
LNoR RENT. cheap, to a good tenant. house
coin street
NOR RENT, the premises. i6i Congress
a street, now occupied by Dryfus & Rich;
possession Oct 1. Apply to Geo. W Owens
l2i Bryan street.
NOR RENT from Oct. l. No. i9i Barnard
a and Bolton streets. All modern improve
ments. Apply at lS3 Liberty street.
nor RENT from LIST October house No
a tS's Duffy street, between Bull and
Drayton, All modern cOnveniences and TO be
put in thorough order, Apply to Champion
s. Garmany, IFS Bryan street
ENOR RENT. a store on the southwestern
4 corner OF Broughton and Ahercorn; also
store on Abercorn, second door south Of
Broughton. For particulars. apply TO s.
Guckenhelmer & Sons, Bay aud Jefferson
streets.
E1OR RENT. Oct. l. 7room dwelling. 200
a Bolton street, corner Montgomery, S25.01
per month, all modern conveniences. Apply
TO j. 4. Shuptrine III Congress street
FOR RsSI-MIscELLANEoUs.
1.-TWO splendid office rooms for rent. Ap-
L ply to Leopold Adler.
FOR SALE.
E1OR SALE. four shares. CITY aud Suburban
u Improvement Company stock. Robert II.
Tatem.
E'OR SALE, young, bearing orange grove
4 and choicest garden land, close to rail
road center; cheap; terms to suit; must be
sold. Box n Archer, Fla. When writing
mention this paper
GEE my list Of offerings In special notice
- column. John T. Rowland, real estate
dealer l22 Bryan. street.
rows, COWS-Two mich COWS, three
~ springers, all nice cows, j. f. Gull
martin & Co S., stables.
gee my list OF offerings in special notice
- column, John \. Rowland, real estate
dealer l22 Bryan street.
ENOR SALE, nice restaurant possession
Immediately. Apply Gong Tong, q
Drayton street.
GtEE my list OF offerings in special notice
- column John a. Rowland, real estate
dealer I'D Bryan street
ENOR SALE, the largest and hest assorted
A stock Of white Pine sash, doors, blinds
holdings, etc, etc, in the south; also ali
standard brands OF pure white leads eolors
dry and in all mixed paints. varnishes. etc
mill supplies; builders hardware is my spec
ialty; lime, plaster and hair; direct importa
tiOns OF Rosendale and Portland cement;
sewer, culvert and fiue pipe, all sizes. bends
traps, rs, etc; call or write for my prices and
get estimates before buying, Andrew Han
ley.
LOST.
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INSTANTANEOUS MANIs.


WANTED, to buy a gas stove cheap. Ad-
W dress. stating price and place Bride
groom, News.
WANTED, loan association and bank
W stocks city bonds and Central railroad
securities, Austin r. Myres broker, ia
Bryan street.
A y active partner with small capital in an
n established and good paying business,
Address Business, care News.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS.-I have
this amount to loan on real estate. MyrCs
broker, Bryan street.
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L'OR SALE, young, bearing orange grove
4 and choicest garden land, close to rail
sold Box -. Archer, Fla. When writing
mention this paper.
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{ IEORGlA. CHATHAM COUNTY. To the Su-
~ perior Court OF said County: The petit
tton OF Joseph W. Preston. Julia A. Adnms
and A. c. Wright respectfully shows that
they and such other persons as may here
after be associated with them. desire to be
the
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HOUSES ANa SHORES SOS REnI-

ENOR RENT, three story house. No. - Ma
a con, between Habcrsham and Prize
f. J. Kennedy.
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WANTED, a good nurse for child; settled
w woman preferred. Apply l0f Liberty
RlrRni-
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HELP WANTED.


RELlABLE nurse wanted. Apply 100 New
Ii Houston street
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YOUNG man wanted IN every county TO nail
i up signs and distribute circulars. Good
pay. send stamp. Calhoun County Adyer
Using Co, Battle Creek, Mich
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LEGAL NOTICES

clerk Superior Conrt
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FOR RsNT-MlscELLANEOus.
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO splendid office rooms for rent
Il ply to Leopold Adler
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Mrs. c. P Carver, wife of q well known phvsi-
day.
J. Fl. Post & Co. of Gainesville have sold to n
northern syndicate $500 acres of timber land Ia
the northern part If the slate.
The condition of George S. Roux of Fer
nandina, who was injured by icing knocked
from fiat car by flying piece of scantling, is
much improved.
lr. j. il. Post has purchased w. A. Taylo-'s
interest IN the w. A. Taylor & Co. real estate
business AT Gainesville. The firm will now be
known as j. II. Post & Co.
The tomato crop in Alachua county is nearly
all set out This crop promises to be a prosper.
Gus one the present season. The cabuaze are
gong to seed rapidly. This is due TO the recent
rainy weather.
Joseph Holloway, who was wounded by the
neg o At Fort White on the night Of March -
aud whose two companions met with death, is
sald 10 be on bis way to recovery. He is now
able to be about the mouse.
Wells & Carter OF Gainesville sold recently
SIX crates of peas, each containing one bushel
Tor ~ per crate in New York city They also
received returns for ten baaKets that sold for St
Per basket, netting them S32 30.
a. r. Mclrvin of North Gainesville has $500
egg plants over foot high Tie plants are fan
advanced for this season Of the year and Mr.
McIrvin expects to make considerable money
from this crop lie made 8! 200 net last season
oil OF about two-thiIds tie above number Of
pants.
W. S. Morey Of Detroit Mich, who recently
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MEDICAL.
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Signs.
From the Indianapolis Journal.

y TVWE IIIE ITTNItIII q UVIIo UUIFT TTIITs
Green peas, spinach, nicl young onions,
Brand lew hats aud pall!d suits;
MacKlntGsles aud goloshes,
Trees a-putuu' out ueW shoots:
Garden Feed and whitewash artists,
Woman cOmbinZ out the grass;
Book beer signs along tne highways,
Farmers peddllng sassafras:
Thunder showers and lots OF lightning,
All the regular sort Of thing,
Shows the almanac is TIght when
IL proclaims that this is s-g.
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+DRlIy except Sunday. +Menls, =
Solid trains Callahan TO Tampa and Or
Tor Port Tampa. Key West aud Havana.
Lakeland and Barlow. Close connection
TItusvine. Pullman Buffet sleeping cars o
Orleans, Jacksonville to Townsville, MOI
checked through to all points in the Unite,
iorida published, and for any information
d. K. MAXWELL, G. NJ
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% MOTHERS
FRIEND''
Makes CHILD BIRTH EASY,

Colvin, La., Dec. 2, 1ss5.-IGy wife used
MOTHER'S FRIEND before her third
confinement, and says sho would not be
without it for hundreds Of dollara.
DOCK KILLS.
Sent by express on receipt Of price 81 per bot.
Tie. Book To Mothers mailed free.
ERRDFsELD REGULATOR CO.,
sSH SALE or Az DRUGGISTS ATLAgTAs oAs
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JACKSONVILLE, TAMPA and KEY WEST R'Y CO..
gfT ss98gysZagzS MASON YOUNG. Receiver
asgFSg31I g5g18 TIME EFEFCT FEB e 1904
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annual address, and Hon. Seymour w
Condor, of Eugene, has also accepted an
invitation to deliver the occasional ad-
dress.
VIM. Morton, Mill creek, brought in
some very fine Clark's Seeding and
Sharpless strawberries this morning
They will, be on sale at Newman's gro
Gerry store.
Henry Stagman shipped across the
river at this point this morning 14O(
ewes and 100 lambs. They came from
upper Mill creek, and will be driven t.
the Mt. Adams ranch.
j. W. Greenwell of Grant county
came in with band of fine horses this
morning. These will be driven tc
Sharp's Smile ranch for pasturage fol
few days before final disposal.
The East Oregonian is informed tina
eight or nine local wool-growers, if the,
cannot get offers of more than ten cent
here. intend to pool issues, ship thei
wool to Boston, and take chances.
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Democratic primaries were held in
this city Saturday night, the first ward
being represented at the city hall and
fthe second ward at the court house.
The largest representation was at the
court house, great number of citizens
gathering. r. F.. Gibbons was chosen
chairman and j. L. Story secretary.
The delegates elected were DIR. Shackle-
ford, J. P. McInerny, S. B. Adams, E.
P. FitzGerald, Geo. Herbert, and Frank
Egan. The first ward meeting held at
the city council chamber, was presided
over by Geo. Liebe, chairman and D.
G. Ireland secretary. delegates elected,
G. S. W1ke, ]. B. Crossen, D. c.. Ire
land, Ben Wilson, John Blaser, T. O.
Hayden, Geo. Liebe, VIM. Dunn. CoH-
vention meets Saturday night at the
court house at, which meeting ticket
will be named.
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win Elect an Assistant bishop.

At meeting of the vestry of st. Paul's
Parish, held in the vestry room of the
church today, w. Fl. Lochhead, J. G..
Coatsworth and L. S. Davis were elected
delegates to the Episcopal convention
which meets in Portland on Wednesday
next. The important duty of electing
an assistant bishop for this diocese will
devolve upon the convention this year.
Bishop Morris, who is getting old, needs
an assistant, as the duties imposed upon
him are too arduous to be longer borne
By him alone.
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CAPT. LEWIS TELEGRAPHs.
And Finds that He rs Not To Take En-
tries ON Patented Lands.

By the wording of the late communi-
cation to land officers by Secretary Hoke
Smith, Capt. Lewis believed, in COM
mon with all other citizens of The Dalles,
including too the lawyers, that the pat
ented lands acquired under the Dalles
Military Road Co., included in the N
P. grant, were subject to entry by home
steaders, but seeing an ambiguity in the
wording of the instructions he tele-
Eraphed point-blank question to the
interior department. and today received
the following in reply:
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 5th.
To the Register and Receiver, The Dalles, Or;
Allow no entries for patented lands.
Steps will be taken at once to recover
lands enormously patented to Dalles
Military Road Co., within conflicting
limits of the Northern Pacific grant.
This prompt settlement of the ques-
tion in the mind of Capt. Lewis will prob
ably save good deal of money in law
yers' and other fees attendant upon a
land entry to class of people who toll
hard for their money and accumulate
their dollars slowly and with infinite
self-denial.
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An Indian is in the calaboose for, fast
riding.
Thermometer closely crowding the 90
mark-SS at O'Clock today.
y lively arrival of wool today, over
thirty teams having come in.
Emil Beck was sentenced, Saturday to
one year in the penitentiary for larceny
of railroad tickets.
The Baptist church will be dedicated
next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Burnside of
Buffalo will give the address.
Mr.. John Klindt has our thanks for a
box of mammoth strawberries, IS in
number, filling the box heaping full.
The discontented frown on the face of
the ice man has given place to a broad
grin of satisfaction in the last two days.
IL. Norman's dinner yesterday was
of spring chicken and new potatoes, and
didn't cost him anything-raised them
himself.
Thursday evening at p. m. the Rev
G. Buchler of Portland will preach. 1T
the German Lutheran church on Ninth
street.
The San Francisco Call issued a 81
page edition a week ago yesterday,
which reflects great credit upon the
management.
James Kulp was bound over to awaii
the action of the grand jury, for assault
with dangerous weapon, in Recorder
Menefee's court Saturday.
Messrs. Saltnarsh & Co. shipped two
cars of fat cattle and one car of mutton
sheep from their stock yards for the
Sound markets last night.
The wind of yesterday and today is
from the much-dreaded easterly direc-
ton. But it is not parching wind, and
farmers say it is not hurting anything
The Juvenile Temple had picnic
Wednesday near the Catholic cemetery
Carriages were used to transport the lit.
tie folks to the grounds, of whom there
were more than $50 in attendance.
The annual reunion of the Oregon
Pioneer ASSOCIATION will be held in Port
land on June 10Th. Hon. N. L. Butler
of Dallas, Polk county, will deliver the
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The Same story.

local dealer, speaking to an East
Oregonian reporter says: "All over the
country there is depression in wool.
According to my idea there is con-
certed action among larger manufacture
ers, spectators and commission mer-
chants to crowd prices down to the low
est possible point-to place them on a
free basis. I mean that by taking ad-
vantage of the financial depression they
have combined to affect prices so that
they can buy domestic woods as cheaply
or cheaper than they could foreign woods
duty free, SO that if they are compelled
hereafter to compete with free woods
they will suffer no loss, which must be
borne by the growers. In my opinion
the situation would be much better if
we would have free wool now, after af-
fairs had become settled, as prices have
actually been pushed down lower
through the unnatural cause I have
mentioned than they would be if wool
were on free basis.
According to the prices that are
talked off East at present for cleaning
wool. our woods cannot bring more than
from six to ten cents. There are at
present no offers and no sales.''
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personal MENTION.

Mr.. Ed Roberts of Portland is in the
city.
B. F. Laughlin returned from Portland
yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Britten went to Hood
River today.
Rev. whistler is enjoying the day at
the Cascades.
Mrs. J. G. Hostetler returned from
her eastern trip Saturday.
Mr.. J. B. Wheat of Moro called on
the CHRONICLE today.
Mr.. M. Jameson returned on last
nights passenger from Portland.
A. H. Jewett was in the city yester-
day and returned home this morning.
Mrs. KONG of Columbus left on the
Regulator to attend the State Grange.
Senator Hilton and family have re-
turnedsfrom a few weeks stay at their
ranch, near Fossil.
W. L. yanderpool of Dufur and his
brother, W. G. Vanderpool of Benton
county, were visitors in The Dalles
today.
G. G. Hobart. superintendent of the
Cascade portage, spent Sunday in The
Dalles, returning this morning on the
Regulator.
John G. Holland, advance agent for
Sanger & Lent's circus and menagerie,
is in the city today. This show will
exhibit here June 29th.
Hon. E. L. Smith of Hood River was
| a passenger east today for Toronto, Can
ada. He will stop at Chicago and spend
"a week in the white city.
| Mrs. G. III. Brown took her departure
this morning for her old home at Men
Hon, Michigan. En- route she will visit
Fhe white city of Chicago.
H DR.. Doane was called by wire today to
visit Col. Fulton who is confined to his
home by severe illness. He went out
pm the noon passenger train.
]. G. Mowry of Moro favored the
PHRoNIcLE Office with visit this morn
! Ing. Mr.. Mowrv speaks very encourag-
kingly for the outlook of this country.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Columbia-A P Vance and wife, Oe-
den, Utah: Miss Olsen, Lyle; E R Ger
ichton, Walla Walla; E Loovey and
wife, Mrs G Loovey, H Frye, P Klech-
ner, H BAYFIELD,, E Miller, John Nc
Kay, Fl Wray, Portland; E Willer
Hood River; j E Ross, NV Williams
Jacksonville; P G LOREN, G II Ordway
Cascade Locks Frank Brown, San Fran.
cisco; George Durand, Chenowith; I
Carson, Arlington John Mccarthy, F
Farrell, A III Jewett, White Salmon; G T
Fischer, Shearers Bridge; F NJ Hampton
Moro.
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1t is well-deseryed victory for them.
The way they throw their entire stock
before the public, they cannot help but
sell lots of goods, as we saw with our
own eyes goods going out at so per cent.
less than they can be bought elsewhere.
We have learned that there is no less
than 20 cases on the way of assorted