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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-08
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Wasco County,

The Gate City of the Inland Empire situated
of navigation the Middle Columbia and thriving pros
porous city
ITS TERRITORY
the supply city for extensive and rich agricultural
and grazing country its trade reaching south Summer
Lake. distance of hundred miles.
The Largest Wool Market.
The rich grazing country along the slope the Cas-
cades furnishes pasture for thousands Sheep the wool from
which finds market here.
The Daes the largest original wool shipping point in
America about 100000 pounds being shipped last year.
ITS PRODUCTS.
The salmon fisheries the finest the Columbia yielding
this year of thousands of dollars which will be
than doubled in the future.
The products of the beautiful Kickat valley find market
here and the country south and east has this year filed the
warehouses; and all available storage places oveowing with
their products.
ITS WEALTH.
1t the richest city of the money
scattered and being used develop farming country
than tributary any other city Eastern Oregon
Its situation unsurpassed It's climate delightful Its pos
sbities ncaicuabl Its unlimited And these
.=orner stoness sti inis.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-08
Another Mystery Solved.

A Southern man says that the Rev.
Mr.. Jasper of Richmond, who believes
that ''the sun do move,' is the author
of an original and unique explanation
of the story of Jonah and the whale. It
is as follows: "Dat country war sea
shoah, an de hotels dey was named
after de tings OBJ de sea. Dab was de
Sailors Rest, de Mariners Retreat, de
Seafaring Mans Home an lot OBJ sich
places, jest as yo' kin fin 'em at Nor
folk noW. Among desc places was one
called de Whales Belly. Jonah come
along an he didn' hab no scrip in his
purse. He stayed dar tree days, and
when de landlady found he didn' had
no money she spewed him out. 1t is
glib to us to show how when we don't
treat man right kase he's pore we may
be kickin' an angel unawars.''
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-08
Prize pehnitions OF ..Honeymoon."

Recent competition in an English
paper called for the best definition of
honeymoon Here are those reck-
oned the best: ga duet not necessarily
harmony" ga curtain raiser" ga
poetical preface to volume of prose-"
"Cupid's last carnival ''The mirages
at the entrance of matrimony." car
cadia united,'' Commences with IL
lusions, ends with disillusions.' 'sThe
lull before the Storm Out of long
list the only two definitions conceived
in genial spirit were: "A preliminary
canter" and Sweetness and light for
two.'
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-08

If you wish to see a fine assortment of
oranges, lemons and bananas Just call
and see the display at H. H. Cam pbell's,
next door to the postoffice
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-03-08
STATE OF Ono, Cry OF ToLEDo,l -
IuCAs County, SO.

LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALL's CATARRH
CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D. 1885. A. "; W.51!11 GLE4soS, p,es,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19
UMBRELLAS.

Every guaranteed. Your
initials engraved free.
Gloria silk umbrellas for
ladies and men, in 20 and 28-
inch, with natural wood handles,
$3.50, So.
Gloria silk umbrellas, 28-
inch, with silver innings on
handles, $2.25.
Union silk umbrellas, 90
inch, with silver and gold trim
mlngs on handles, $3.50.
Silk and linen umbrellas, 90
inch and 2S-inch, S., $3.50.
Silk and linen umbrellas, &C.
inch and 28inch, with silver
trimmings on handles, $3.50.
Wiz dsor Silk umbrellas, 28-
inch, 81, 81 SO.
Silk umbrellas, 20 and 28-
inch, SIS.
Silk umbrellas 26 and 2S-inch, with silver
trimmings on handles, So, $3.50, 5000.
Fine silk umbrellas, 81 inch, with Dres-
den china handles, So to S12.
Fine silk umbrellas 26.inch, in reds, gar
uets and blues, with natural wood and
Dresden china handles, S. to SO
Windsor silk umbrellas, 26 inch, in reds
and blues, with natural: wood handles,
SO to 81
Children's gloria umbrellas, with natural
wood and horn handles, % and 24-inch, 81.
Chldren's gloria umbrellas, with natural
wood handles, % aud 24-inch SOC and 75c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19
FOR EVERYBODY.
Hanc kt richie is !

lCtlN NJ OllN
Mems printed, bordered, en-
stitched, worth 1. &c, sc.
Ladies' colored bordered,
hemstitched, worth II I-2c, SC.
Ladies Jap. silk initial, worth
IL I-2c, 6 I &C.
Ladies Swiss embroidered
initial absolutely worth 25c,
IL 1 &C.
Mems hemstitched pure linen,
worth nc, I2 &c.
Ladies and mems linen, in
itial, Crane value at 25c.
Mems initial silk handl tr.
CHI fs-hemstitched, 81 1-2c.
Mems silk initial handker-
chic IS, finer than above, SOC.
Christmas boxt s, filled, six
ladies' colored, bordered, hem
stitched, 25c.
Ladies Ii en- handkerchiets,
extra size worth &c, II I-2c.
Ladies Swiss embroidered
linen, hemstitched and seal
loped, worth 25c, IL &c.
Ladies' Swiss embroidered
linen, very fine, worth 81 I.2c
and soc, price 25c.
Ladies' Swis, embroidere d
linen handkerchiefs, SOC.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19
Rarlmr0. Suunrr 4 ]]nlllam Gu
Charming Christmas COnCeitS!

Sparkling specaties elegant and exquisite. Superb show
ing The embodiment of all that pretty practical dainty
and durable stylish and substantial sensible and sentimental
choice and cheap Gin price, Minus the trashy and awdry
Cheeriness is all about. Happy hearts and faces The
frightened departments tn wonderful locomotive the deco
rated windows and the thousands of holiday trophies on every
side appeal to the esta feeling and give pleasure of
thousands Your soul has lost something touched
and moved by the glad spirit that animaes the store
the city, the nation and the world.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19
WORCESTER, MASS.

NEARLY thousand unemployed work
ingmen marched to the city hall, Montreal,
last Monday and demanded work. The
mayor and Alderman Prefontaine, chairman
of the roads committee, addressed the
crowd and promised that work would be
provided as soon as possible. The leaders
declared that if they were not provided
with bread they would take it by force
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19
Diamonds! Diamonds!
Rings! JewelrY! Wat

JOHN HUNTINGTON, remittance clerk in
the Citizens National Bank of Council
Bluffs, Ia, last Saturday shot and seriously
wounded two officials of the Fidelity and
Casualty COMPANY of New York and then
com nitted suicide. He was short in his ac-
counts and was under bonds to the New
York Company represented by the men he
attempted to murder.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19

BYRON G.. CoBURN, farmer of Gorham,
Me-, was found dead in his barn last Satur-
day. His head had been crushed in and
the blade of an axe covered with blood was
found near. There is no clue. The theory
is that some tramp entered the barn, bent
on burglary, aud when Mr.. Coourn met
him an encounter ensued which resulted in
Mr.. Coburns death.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19

w. b SIMPSON a prominent jeweler Of
Holden Mo. died last week of broken
heart. His son was convicted of embeZZle-
ment and sentenced to two years imprison-
ment The shock caused his death an hour
before the departure of the train that car
ried his son to convct's cell.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19

THE mayor of Cork, Ireland caused an
uproar last Saturday in the council by NOV
ing that the government bs condemned for
refusing to release the Irish political pris-
oners. After heated debate the antl-Par-
nellite members withdrew amid cheers and
Kisses, and the mott was adopted by a
vote of eighteen to eleven.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19
Silk MufHers !

embos sats 75c $275 Fancy colored silk 81. Black
silk plain and brocade 75c s275 Plain blue and figured
and dotted blue, 75c $275. Silk handkerche 75c up
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19

Z. b. PIKE, presid snt of the Pike Manu-
featuring Company at Pike Station, n. H.,
was arrested last Monday and taken to Jail
at Haverhill, N H., charged with assaulting
Philip Fitzpatrick, one Of his employees,
with pitchfork. The wounds inflicted are
said to be serious, and blood poisoning is
feared.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19

they greatly injnre the interests of our farm
ers, who are poor enough already.
Joseph b. Hill il making extensive re-
pairs on the James Hattie shop, which he
recently purchased. 60 Horace Steele
LOST valuable colt last Friday - Ray,
youngest son of Joseph Knapp, who has
been very dangerously i'll with typhoid fe-
yer, is reported rs slowly gaining
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-12-19


Netiie Moody is at home for the holiday
vacation.
j. w. Parmenter visited in Brookfield
last week.
Mrs. B p. Gates returned to her home in
Chicago Saturday.
The public schools will close on Friday
for the usual holiday vacation.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. w. r. Elliott.
The whist club meets Friday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Farrar.
There will be Christmas tree at Dux.
bury Corn srs, in the town house, next Sat
urday evening.
The foundation for the new Minard block
is all in and the work upon the upper part
will be rapidly pushed
Homer Goodhue OF Westminster and @. M.
Ferrin of Essex Junction, sup ,rvisors Of
insane, visited the asylum last Wednesday.
A party of young school friends of Mabel
Morse were pleasantly entertained at her
home upon Perry Hill last Friday evening
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Winooski Valley Agricultural Society was
to have been held last evening. The OFF,
looSTIsUED ON EIGHTH PAaE1
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
Oentid's MieOiSinelt,

esentfa,'s Slmt umn eeber Sprup lit elm nn'
d36sbares Wittel fir ole Rierei= u,o Seberleoen.
WepbaMuu9Sbei1fneroe 9ont= uno Siutfranfpetfelt
GS reiniQt Die SeibtSarbe unb pert9pnert bic Saut.
bered]erf baS 8lut perreibt ererbte pantHeden lno
reonltrt bic @ingeiueihe 12S 3oen Tr etnen Snllar
Der bette Muh hiIi9ite 8lutreniger I'm sjtartte.
esenr,e, 4 ttnrerupe galbe nns gdbnter3ifiier
II elm llnperIolnieI fir ale Sd3mer5en, folpobl M
nerab tuc duBerlt9 Gin iiheres uno id)neles Ntit.
fel fir &r6nIpe &plit, Siarr0Dea, RbeutnatlSntns,
ySuroIaia Queti9unger, Serrenfuu9en uno Sdbn-
tpeb.
G5eutics,'s IinsHciics,s, Giien= une sSein: Stars
f,naSmtttef iIt has banpdibIte 3eilmtttel fitr aa
oe,reine Sd5pa9beit uHo 8lutarmntb. 9Btr empep-
len es uanlentlb ipldbeu 9amen neld9e meqen ueoer
rbettiug pber ans auberu Griinoen 6md1t6 nno
erpbs fuo unb profeiitpnelen Wdnnern oeren
8fid,teu ibre arbeitsfrdte ioerlteigen, nno lol1e
fueIthe oeppb1 iuo altpboIiide Stiulene eiHSuneb-
men, bd bieies MitteI timnitreno mtrtt oDne perah'
i6euo 81 iein.
G,eutie,s Tamtlien Suffensgirup oer9oHt
prpnpte Grleidternng IN olen SSdlen BON Snen
6rfdltuueeu, 9rondbts uub &eu6buiten. Satls!at=
tton 9arantrt.
SruGbdn0er.
eiue poaftdnbiae Gustpobl Der nit ben nenefen
@er6eferungen perie benen 8rnd9b6Hoer, Shuiterbdn
Der Jtabelbaueer &C itets an 9aito. Stelebeu ner-
Ben burd eien erabreuen ar5t obue grtrofolten ai'
gesaBt Satisfacton 9arantrt
Sum Serfauie in
Gentjd1'a ApntttPke,
tpefefe BON YrbIie 9qnare.
Netu PbtlaSelpbia, ..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
Geiratbs @ersmittltattg tint
Nsrnb0te 0ScriG,t.

SINS prpbate @eri6t in glepelanb
fam bieler Sage Elm biibIdes junses
Mdohen, bas li6 mad alien Seiten
umlab unb pffenbar ni6t iuuBte, an
ipen 1ie li6 peroen follte. gls oas
babi6e &ino erfubr, bab @lerf S6mab
beuti6 lpridt, mar balo alle 8erlegen=
belt peri9munber. vWtein Same 1T
6uloa Seilano", iaste lie, uuno i6
mD9te mid 9erne Derbeiratben.u uSa,
oas m06ten piele Wtdb6en," ieufste
S6pab. vSa, i'd babe einen Sieblten,
aber er it,, fubr Sulba fort, nfllr6t=
bar genirt uno briitgt es ni6t aus benz
Munoe, mid um mein Satpprt su fra=
GEN. Stun mD6te i6 mid einmal BET
SDnen erfunbieen, Ob Sic mir ni6t
eit1en Seiratbsi6ein ausfertigen moll=
ten. Sen tpiiroe ib bann meinem slu=
quit 70 eelegentlib 5eigen nD9li9er=
peile iibertpinoet er bann feline S9eu.
@enn ni6t, oann bringe i'd Sbnen ben
S9eitt ipieoer Suriif." vgebaure iebr, "
fagte Serr S6mab, nauf oerartige
proben fDnneu mir uns ni6t einlaller. "
%, bas tbut mir aber iebr leib," be-
merfte bas Mdb6en, uuno i6 babe mir
10 piel bapon beripro6en. ~9l6, jebt
mus i'd all in Weoulo tparten" 9a=
nit perlieB es Die Office in febr nieber=
oei0lagener Stimmun9.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
Settles Stat.

Sarlsru6e, 18. 9lpril. @eitern
gbeno serietb Oer SObn bes praiioen=
len &oorisueS BON Cote &ica, elm 30s=
ling Der bieligeu polpte1nll6en S6ule,
in eineil Geftigen Streit nit einem an=
bern 3oglinS. Ser beiBbliltise @oori=
gues 1tieB leinem 8e9ner, WSat9es, iei=
nen tleinen 9olb in Die grult uno
bra6te i9m cine tDotli6e Wlnnoe bel.
Die 9ler5te seben Dem gerwnnoeten nur
nod pellige Gtunoen 2ebensfrilt. Gob=
rieues lpuroe unper5iisli6 perbaftet.
Dis er beute geri6tli9 einpernomn1en
tourbe, dnberte er Die slngaben iiber iei=
ne NbItammung uno erfldrte, Der So9n
zines frGbern Wliniiters Der Geplblli
MeritO 81 iein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
slit g6iTpru6

llnb iuuroe gerettet. 6err Carl 8. 9fei=
def, SranfFOrt Did,, er5dblt feline
punoerbare Jtettung pie folgt: SD
ipar Dem 5ooe nabe, benn ieit Is Sab
rem litt i'd an OpspepIia. SD fonnte
ni9ts eHer, I9on Der 6eru6 bon Spei=
len bereitete mir uebelfeit unb i6 iuur=
be i6pa6 unO eletlO. Qler5te, Die i'd
su Static 5ug fonnttn mid rli6t beilen.
9ur6 3ufaa b0rte i'd bOn Ssornis Nl=
penfrduter 8lutbeleber uno enti6lob
mid, oamit einen 8eriu6 gu MAIDEN.
Our 3eit mog i'd faum lis Pfuno.
Sm slnfans griff mid Die Meoisln iebr
an, oo6 i'd lieB mid ni6t abidreden,
Ionbern fubr Dan1it fort. gta6bem
i6 Elm bis suei fleine Slai6en 9enom=
men bate, fam i6 beseugen, Dab meine
GeIunobeit mieber bollitdnoig 6ergefellt
iit. Miein gppetit 1T gut uno i'd babe
n1ein Gjetpi9t ipieber atf $50 gfuno ge=
bra6t. M}it banfbarem 6er5en empfeble
i6 bteIes WlitteI 9lllen, tuel6e an llnper=
oauli6feit leiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25
9rei GtdSfe tbeii,uetic 1T
gISGae Getent.

Grafau, 10. 9lpril, ,-9ie Staot
g}eu=Ganbic, SO englii6e Weilen Don
Grafau, 1T BON elmer i6weren Seuers=
brrlnit beim9eIu6t morOen. Sie pro=
teitantii6e Stride, bas Seiuiteutloiter,
bas 8Dmnalium, bas 9Oltgebdube unb
cine 9anse &eibe Sduiergepierte fielen
pent entfeiIelten, raienOen Glemente
kun Cpfer. 9luf telegrapbil6em Wege
murbe BON bier Siilfe requirirt, ba Die
oDrtigen 20I9= ilno 9tettungsfacilitd=
ten ni9t ausrei6ten, Oes Sranoes Serr
81 tperoen.
SAT- gu oerlelben 3eit fammte es in
BEN Ortl6aften SraOiib unb Nblerfp=
TteleB arf. 8eioe Srti6aften puroen
9r6Btent6eils sertDrt. 9raOiI0 lieet
auf elmer Sniel I'M 6luiie Mar6 uno
sG6lt 5000 Ginipo0ner. 9lolerfolteleB,
lpel6es nenig iiber 5000 @inpobner
6at, 1T ungefd6r IA 9J}eilen BON So
ni9grdb entfernt. SIN 6raoif6 iinb
Das Mdo9erien1inar, Oas grOBte Sptel
Der StaOt, bas Sran5istanertloiter unb
Die am Ntarftplab erbaute Stabtfir9e
nieoergebrannt. Ser bObe Sburm Der
Staotfir6e bra6 in Dem Slammen=
meer fra6enO in ii6 5uiammen unO Die
itiir5enoen Sriimmer fielen grobentbeils
auf BEN Wtarftplab, auf mel6em geraOe
Der Sribiabrs=S Sabrmarft abgebalten
puroe. Der angeri6tete S6aoen 1T
Elm enormer unb gingen aud eini9e
MenI6enleben DerlOren.
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sscner lit Gobnrg.

Gobura Is. slpril. Sunitten
Der 8orbereitungen fir Die 9o9seit Dec
@robberspgs BON 0eIIell=9 =9armifdOt nno
Der 8rinseiIin MeIita gietoria bon
Gabien=Gpbu brad beute
9ia9mitta9 I'm 4 llbr in bein am
S6lpBplab fait itnfnittelbar neben Dem
SdloB aelesenen Sotel Sellepue Seuer
aus. 8as Sotel brannte balo li6ter=
lDb uno cine ftarta 4btbeilung 5Oloo=
ten tpuroe auber ben Teuerlpebrleuten
su ben 2bIbarbeiten entianOt. Sal=
Ienoe bon 8eippbnern Der. lmliegenoen
Grti6dfter, piele fremben Seiu1er unb
Die WebrsaDl Der 8eppbner eilten Sur
8ranoitdtte, ba es anfdngliD bieb, bab
has S1loB in Slammen itebe. 3abl=
reide SohSeits9dlte paren in Dem Sp=
tel abgeitieaen unb Die Seuertpebrleute
unb @ploaten batten Die grDbte Wiihe,
oas ipertbpoae @epdf berfelben sll ret=
ten. Sie Slammen wuroen nm balb
feds ll6r unter Gontrolle sebra6t,
na6bem iie anbertbalb Stunoen lana
geniitbet batten.
Sine 3eit lang berrIdte Die sr6bte
Mufresung i'm Sdlob, oa bas SSeuer
au0 bieies su ergreifen orobte. Gliif=
li6ertpeiie i6lug jebO6 Der 8ino um
unb bas S6loB tpurbe gerettet.
Ser 3areipiti6 traf pdbrelloa oes
Seuers Elm uno fubr, bon Den 3u=
i6auern nit 9p0rufen begriiBt, iiber
Den nit &au6 9efiilIten S6loBbof mad
bent G6lpiIe.
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Ser ,8epbothter" erideint ieoen Wttttfpo9 aHter
fpIQeuOen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OFs ssaabnma 9s @ '" A"e e 200
gero crit i'm 8auie bes e}abres be5oblt ....... 2S5
Griclst DIE 9eSoblung aber erIt ndtD Moiont oeS
afdDreo -'os
ssisr Geuti9faub unb Die Sdlpe;5 bel Sorauss
g5sau n0cb Ablauf zines Ier,ninS etn Abonnenf bas
0aI ncbt reiuIirt reip. mebr ais Sfcet snern ait'
nimn.t 80 lpiro Der gerelTen6e and r ben fDgeuoeu
&ernin als Nbpuneut eingetra9en.
go lnnge ber GnbicrphDnSpreiS fir bos 9iatt nod)
gau5 ober belpeie austeht bari fem Abonneaf oas'
lelbe perpct9erft.
Entered at the Post-0flce at New Philadelphia.
o. as second class matter
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Scr 3eiut etmes Gbimciem

fanu uidt selber iein aIs Der ener unglidlicn bic
an eroutj1en Seberleben labortreu. 8et ibneu nebs
men bic gugapfel cine afrangebe ssdrbuns ar in Der
aeberaeaeHD empnben iie einsn bnnpfen Sdmer8 iDre
8uuoe it belest ibr gtbe rietbt uiberlib oft pean
aud ili)t INNER Ieiben e ali gaftrdem 6opfme1 nHo
mandmal befaat fie bel Idmgerent Gisen sGpiubel
geritopuna unD 9pspepfe iino ebeuTolls Ddufg por-
fpmlmenbe geglateriGeinungen bieies onr@oAs nidbi
eltenen 2ebeus ipel9eS ebr ieit abieee on cer se'
ber sur 5olse bat bic ebr sefdbrl9 iperoeH fbnneI
9oiteters aaeeubitters gt bic aranfbetf puiltdnos
aug lnb bart QUO berea 5ablreibe tno OFT perbaHg'
nBpcae yoigetrantbeiten. Bet G3nttelrDlf nno S'e'
ber ipeide BET @ebrau9 bes 8itters tets iGplncen
lit bic 2eber srnlli4 In wtlstbeniat se8Osea Siels
portrei4e Stmulansmtttei beieitist Sartie1ol8fe'l
nno, @erDauungsbeidwerb rbeumattldDe, yerpen'
nnb saiersnlsiben anb aaesmeiHe SDpdde
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taebcr egIeg atoerc crbabcn

iii 81. 9iercas Golden Medical Dis
covery ols 8lutreiiligungs Mittel.
gtalb feinein @ebralih fiiblt li6 Der 8a=
tiert~ ~eanSlib als anoerer Wenlb. gei
ieoer Grantbeit, tuel9e Durh unreines
SLUT ocer 2eberitarre DerllriaAt ipirb,
BEL 8lutarmutb unb BEL i6le6ten Sdf=
ten i'm 9lut III IS bas ei,lSise 10 tuirf=
fame uno supcrldilige Mittel, Oab oa=
fiir qarantirt tperoen fann.
gDeun es Sir ili6t bilft, DID ni6t
furirt, 10 erbdltit 0u Gein 0elo 5uriid.
Ser aus pbiger llrIabe entEteberoen
Granf0eiter gibt es Dielerlei. Sic iillo
anIteineno BON einanOer peribieoel1,
aber ibre Yebauolung 1T Die gleide.
Geee Die fumpf aeiporoene 2eber 81 ge=
lunoer 3bdtisfeit an, reilli9e uno ldr=
tere 9ein 8lut uno Su Daft eine poIlti=
be Sur. 9as discovery" erfiillt 'bie=
fen 3pef ,pie fein a1oeres Mittel. 9Ds=
peplie, Electromagnetic Silip=
litdt, ale 8rpn6ial, 6als= unb 2un=
aen=Mfiectipnen ; jeoe Mrt bon Scrofl=
loie, lelbft SdminOiubt (9unsenIcrofu=
loie) in ibren 9lnfangs=Stabien uno Die
bartndfi9fen uno bDsartl9iten 9aut=
franfbeiten tperben burtb oaiielbe poll=
itdnoia furirt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

Sm beutI0en &ei6staa bat Der
agrarier @raf Ganib ben 9lntrag ge=
Itellt unb perfohten, ben @etreioebanoel
gu perltaatli9en unb ben preis fir &os=
een auf 165 Marf, fir gSei5en auf 2l5
Dlarf uno fir 9afer nno @eife auf
155 Marf als Minoelfpreis fir oas
auantum elmer 5pnne feifsuIeben.
Ser Qlntrag ipurbe nur pon Elm paar
Gelinnunssseno6en bes @raten unter-
ltibt, bon allen anDern Seiten Dagegen
lueioli6 ld6erli6 semadt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

= Sie eiltsise Srau i'm Stadte &an=
ias, tpel6e es bis 5ur Stelle zines Staot=
i6abmeiiters gebra6t bat, cine 6ral
Is. q. puaiam in Sort Scott 1T aud
ri9tie ihpn unter Die 9efrauoanten
eegangen. Cine llnteriubuns ibrer
gu6er bat elm Sefi5it bon $500 ber=
ausqeitelt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

Mein Mann litt bdrfig an GDpf=
f6nlerseil i6 rietb ibm Or. ausuit a0=
|nigs 6amburger 9rOpfen an5unenben
uno in fur5er 3eit tuar er Dollltdnbig
interchangeable. Grau 9enrD DOer,
lGanlaiter, pa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-04-25

Mlilo, angenebm, idnftigeno uno bei=
leno pirft Or. Sases @atarrb &emebp.
9fur so Gents 81 baben in alien Npo=
t6efen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

frum Z pJsisant anA sucosgeful nrmt y
powhatAn county. -
meuars. Z H. WATKINS and y. y. WIN
frpe. of Cheuter0c1d. Woeo IN The city ~
terfav.
Mr.. Charles ~. Reed. Of Era PAs nas
ns,rchased for 5000 Efguog, IA. by No.
berf. dam Lucille Blackwood Tho mare
Il : full sister to Egwood. 3aS l-z' tns
pride and pet OF Whitny 1tockr LII.
Miss Fannis Cochran, Of Fauquisr. VINO
ms been visiting ME-. j. w. BronAuBns
Of this city, has returned home.
Mr.. James III. Cox. OF RichianoS va
b here on = visit to ms parcntA
Mr.. william H. Cox has gone 70 BUCK
ingham county TO spend several days.
BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.
IN. ,o,row,nr .pecial grand Jurors have
-: s~.-,r o.. the March term of tn,
,s....,.ss.s co,,rt vhich besdns Tomorrow:
caorra Garv. r. ]. Macon, b. p.
$3.50 " ~ xnderson lanes r. Har.
49, n =, w p.att,e q q. Reams q.
Inns :, -. p,st.-d p.rer
IL. enarp, ...,',.., s,t.rt ., IN mont =,
ihe'e WI, " ~ 49,, 49,, po....
the hone VI Ms parras,,.-se,,.
street, .a.,,, ,o,,n.r ,adt,s
WIZ pe serseu ~ ~ a.. 49, 49,
put inc guests e-o 80, .~s,, =. -.
In the mite ocA, VIII" s ps,nh-,S a. S,- s
experience iunu VI '"e A
cnurcn.
negro man mas en -. a. ~ -, a. =.
ioogeo III .l,e eoy IT. -. Sn-s.s ha,o,ss,,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
Property Transfers.

Richmond: ]. L. Heindl s Co.'S trustee
to w. NJ. Leathley & Co.. 53's feet OF
north side Main street o.twten Twenty
fourth and iwenty-fifth. machinery etc.
on said premises. $s.2Sl.i5.
w. III. Mccarthy, trustee, 20 Robert S.
McCurdy, s. feet on south side Grace
street near Twenty-sixth. sl.2lo.
William +. Nash's trustee - William
M. Nash, 60 feet on west side Second
street between Clay and Leigh. 500.
Ellen Pleasants's heirs 70 Adam Von-
derlehr. 81 feet on south side Baker street,
$35l.50.
Henrico: Lemuel M. Leonard from
Chewing & Rose. trustees. 20 feet on
north side Louisiana street near Erin.
900