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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LASD OFFICE AT VANCOUVER, WASH

LAID OFfIVE At FAhCUUYKRt " ASH,
July 27, 1894
Notice is hereby given that the fol owing named set
tier has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Commissioner United
States Circuit Court district OF Washington, in
Goldendaie, Wash, on October 10, 1894, viz.
JIM CODNEY,
H 6274, (Indian), for the lot l, and sM NEf sec
4, To 8 N, R13EWM
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
lang viz: Bill Charley, Wn Splits. Martin Spedis
and Frank Silotsi. all of Klickitat county, Wash.
JOHN D. GEOGHEGAN, Register
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT THE DALLEs. Or,
July 25, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of bis claim and chat said
proof will be made before the register and receiver
at The Dailes, Oregon, on Septem er l2 1884, viz
JOHN G. HUDSON,
II E no 3ll7. for the neil sec "a, tp s,r12e
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of said
land, viz:
Albert Savage of wamic, Or; Driver, Of The
Dalles, Or; James Burlngame and Edgar Burlin-
game, OF Wamic, Or
jy2s JAS F. MOORE, Register.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-09-15

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02
VII - COLLISIONS AND CoLLU
SIONS.
By NELL NELSON. illustrated by Mrs.
JESSIE CURTIS SHEPARD
tcopynght. Al rights rcscrved.l

"Ohl how good the fire feels" said Miss
Brown. as she rolled over on the soft Per.
sian rug and presented her left shoulder To
the open CRATE.
She lay with her elbows on the floor, her
chin in her hands and her feet crossed
purriug like some re,cenerated cat as she
toasted herself n brs It scarlet
"Oh! how good il feels" she repeated.
gazing into tho glowing Goals through the
iron bars OF the CRATE and recrossing her
neatly slippered feet. "'rhe best fire that
ever blazed. If | ever get n home of my
own I'll have - CRATE in every room aud n
Toaring fire in every CRATE nine months in
the year If there was nothing else in life
but hot coffee, hot water and hot fire it
would still be worth living.
Coffee Is the best thing that ever went
down human throat. know of no sen.
sation 10 compare with hot bath, which
IL a publication, n solace and "a benedic-
ton, while u CRATE fire, with a soft rug TO
lie on, il company, comfort and consola-
ton. There's history ia the burning coals,
and there must he inspiration, only
haven't brains enough 10 perceive it.
"The present lies in the white heat.
There's that Doctor Of Devils grinning mt
me- there's poor little Edna; there's the
crazy painter, and leaning against the
brick ~ MIR. Crawford. scarcely able to sup
port himself
"The eInbers of remembrance i'm their
dying glow picture the past, and there's
one fact that never fades. | SEQ it in the
ashes after the last spark goes ont. and
shall see IL in the coffin lid at my funeral.
aud in my grave when I'm buried. God
help her to forgive met" and rolling over
on her back she clasped her hands and
raised them in supplicating appeal above
her burning face.
Just then the door OF her room opened
noiselessly and DIR. Watson, in slippers and
lounge coat, entered, and taking a cigarette
from his lips stood for a moment watching
her.
Not sound was made nor n syllable ut
tered, but Miss Brown felt the presence of
the hypnotist in an instant.
y shudder ran through her body, an ex-
cessivo quivering agitated her eyelids Her
eyeballs moved convulsively, and quickly
turning her face as close TO the fire as the
brass fender would permit she said by way
of recognition, It's you, is it?"
you have said it, my dear Martha, and
il you don't mind I'll finish my cigarette
here. Damnation can have little terror for
you, by the way"
How do you know?"
Because you can stand such an Internal
lot Of heat. I've seen something of life
and people, but / never met a creature
without feathers or fur who could stand
as much roasting as you can and not get
scorched. Do you know, | sometimes
think that you lived in Hades before YOU
came 20 earth, for you are certainly tho
most treproof young woman in my time. {"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02

Miss Brown rose TO sitting posture,
Strengthened ont her skirts threw one cor.
ner Of the fine rug over her feet aud knees.
and lying down again turned her eyes to
the Gro and covered her face with her arm
to shut out the demon gaze that made her
soul writhe
without needing her silence Watson
blew out some delicate rings Of smoke.
Il wish You were not so prudish," he
said - like the lace rufIles OF your skirt
better than TINT rug They remind me Of
the girl married in Chicago"
THAT was your third wife. wasn't ST."
she said ANONYMOUSLY.
We'll, really, Matte, TO tell You the
truth, don't remember her number, but
how that you betrGy some evidence u ra-
tiOnolisin, ] have little mnttcr % talk
about that will interest you
Your truant mistress has gone west.
and tomorrow, IL possible. we will take
the same route have given old Mortal.
ity powder TO- make him sleep for the
next fifteen hours, and 10 you have any
packing ~ DO sou needn't De afraid OF dis.
turbiug him. You have been very useful
assistant, Martha, and you can make
yourself Indispensable TO mo now If you
want to."
Misc Brown slowly raised herself. rubbed
Der eyes with both haDds, aud without
looking of him asked, iu what wayY'
'In Tho saline old way"
'Nu. ife done ell iutcnd 90 DO iu the
tamc OH wayH When I leave This house J
leave your service for good. have enough
ON roy conscience now 90 keep me a. wide
awake as thc Macbeths. and tell you I'm
sick of b.. and intend 90 quit"
You're never s0 good looking. Martha.
as wn.l sou reflect tre fre sou absorb ri
yoI were my wife l'd keep sou angry all
che tire. Conscience Btli ths china
went oGt ~ style before SOU went out o0
bids. lf Indigestion thsts hothornu y1u
I'D mis- sou powder when go % my
"uDru
'Now N.- Crau forI 81 expected ia -ar
Fauci-eY Monday evening She viii -ta,
40 20 private houre fhr utuo-aud number
u which w.Il give sou. 1n1 want sou O..
~ tD h.r ri.I H letter hrr father has writ
'en ord boob after brr 8m determined
to maf.r Hr and tol .u help noe
tli 'l.f. .f..rt
m determined fIlt you win not refuse
ana tls ar. .I understand that Do,
ht'at Dl r hear what am saying.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02
A NOTEWORTHY PUBLICATION.
The Souvenir Book of the Tw ,nty
Eighth Annual Encamnmento OF the
Grand Army of the Rennblic.
To be Continued

"A feature of the approaching
National Encnmpment cf the Grand
Army OF the Republic. at Pitt
burg, Pa, September 10th to 18th
next will be the souvenir book. 1t
is now in press and is being is ned
under the direction Of the Com
mittCe on Printing. 1t will contain
lGO | ages, 9Xl2 inches, in mag zine
form, printed on enameled rrrer.
The cover will be illustrated of the
various branches of the G.. A. r.,
in red, white and blue, and Of the
city of Pittsburg, in black, yellow
and white. The book will be ar
tistically arranged and profrsely
illustrated. 1t will contain the
official program during Enc mp
ment week, roster Of all the ! osts
and headquarters of all organ liza
tions, reunions, camp-fres, Ioute
Of parade and official orders. A
numbtr OF pictures covering the
war time IN Pittsburg and the carly
days of the city Will be produce d.
"'NhS WIN IIttbl DilS VI SttNtIN III
the parks of Pittsburg and ALE.
81 eny, views of some Of the prin-
clpal streets, with the public build
ing and handsome residences. Ii
addition there will be his;or Of
the two cities and of the c.. a. II
and auxiliary organizations.
The edition of the book will mum
Der 100, 900 copies, the paper alon
weighing 120, 1000 pounds and re
curing five freight cars to transport
It. AS a means of controlling the
circulation Of the book it is to l.,
sold ut 10 cents per copy, and
though it will not be out for more
than "a month yet, yet, w. w. Col
vile, secretary of the Printing Com
mittee, has already filed a number
of orders.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02
STATE SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Tire proposition 10 hold STATE
Convention 90 nominate Demo.
cratic candidate for the Cnncd
States Senate, is meeting with some
opposition among the demagogucs
and politicians, but the plain peo-
pie favor the matter as giving them
all a voice in the selection of can
didate for this very important
Office. Among the Democratic
papers opposing the matter. is the
Charleston Daily Gazctfe. which
fldicuIes the idea of tins being "any
nearer the direct work of the PEG.
pie than where a candidate is chos n
in caucus composed of Senators
and delegates. voting under in
structton from their constituencies. 3"
The esteemed Gazette seems blindly
ignorant to the fact that nearly half
the Democrats Of the State have no
representation in the Legislature
and therefore have no vote or voice
directly or indirectly In the election
OF II Senator, when done by that
BODY as heretofore. Take the vote
by counties at the last election and
out OF 81. IN the State, % went Re.
publican. The Democratic vote in
theSc 30 counties, amounted to
about 30, 900 out of total of about
$4,000 in the State. Therefore in the
selection of a candidate by the Leg
fslatuire -seventeenths of the
Democrats of the State have no
voice. whereas in q State Conven-
ton they would have as much say
as an equal number from any other
part Of tire State. Take for IN
stance Clay county with her 500
Democratic voters and small Dem
oooatic majority and she gets more
OF say in this matter in the Legis
lafure than Wood county with 1000
Democratic votes or Harrison with
1890 or Monongalia with 500 or
Preston with 400, etc.
La the State Convention with dd-
egates from all these counties, in
proportion to the Democratic vote.
the whole people get Il voice since
the various counties select their DEL
egates by conventions and primary
elections and can also give instruc-
tons If they see fit. So we are
strongly in favor of the State Con
vention and IN advocating it, we
believe we but echo the popular
sentiment of the people, who are
tired and Disguised with the trouble
this matter has caused heretofore In
She Legislature.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02

VIE Tor rct0fe slfecls.. 50 ufurn ine a-
easily spoiled a9 children. and once ia.
uuiSed they tWiuc man about their
Fingers or play doormat with him. a. ths
hunlor suits
TIE the s.intiug Of gyriu and grass that
gives the thoroughbred beauty and 20;
md just IN proportion 70 the checking and
1inting OF lis affection will a man hold
ana enslaYc the woman who il in love viii,
hlm. The velvet glove il very soothing to
the touch, but woman wants TO know
Mat there's AN iron grip under it,
Henry Henshall counted the belfry
strokes and waited for the rcsoundinp
tones to dio away before unlocking the
door.
In the hall. on his way to the bridal
Chamber, he met Banker Hartman going
to signal the leader OF the orchestra for the
Narch
"Ah, old man. glad to see you'll How are
tour kneesy Shall get you a drink Of
iomethingf"
"No, thank you, I'm all right Where's
Lenap
Dear Henry, how do iook9 Is my veil
on straight? I'm awfully nervous. Are
your"
The pale faced bridegroom was spared
the effort OF response by burst Of melody
'h"t came from the fifty strings hidden
away In some place overhead, and Offering
his arm to the goddess i'm satin and pcarled
tulle Inc led her down the broad staircase
along the rose trellised hall, through the
orchid scented drawing room and into the
floral bower.
In the gateway stood the venerable
clergyman, book in hand, straight us a
sentinel and bright as a January rose.
Inc sweet strains of "Oberon" came from
the pleading, sobbinS violins
In six minutes by the watch of Broker
Henshall his son was a husband, and ut G
o'clock the following evening Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Henshall, Mrs. Smith, Mr. Craw
ford, DIR. Watson and Miss Brown were i'm
the Union depot Of Chicago, waiting for
the San Francisco limited.
To he Continued.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02
The DimpIe Checked village Maid

may not retain her dimplcs and rosy
checks "blooming with health, ="
until she finds a good husband. A
little neglect or accident may bring
about some one Of the many
female diseases and "weakness. .
to which the sex is subject, and
health may be forever impaired. and
hopes and happiness be at an end.
Thanks TO Dr.. Pierce, his Favorite
Prescription, prepared by him for
women, cures the worst cases Of
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02
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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1894-08-02

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SUICIDE AT CHARLESTON.

Bank Ciork Horny DrydCn Puts bullet
Through Ills Own Hcart-Disappoint-
mont In Love Supposed to bo tho Cause.
Special DtTGtch 10 the In,eIliGeH~r.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Fob. l2.-About
D o'clock tonight Horny Drydon, teller
in tho Citizcns' National Bank. com.
mit.ed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart with 3S calibro ball.
lie attended to his business as usual
during tho day, camo homo at
tho usual hour in tho highest spirits,
alto hoarty supper, played with little
child and went TO his room. His mother
went thoro Mt o'clock and found him
lying across the bod, pistol in hia hand
and q bullot through his heart. lIe had
boen dead but few minutes. lie had
placed his left hand oyor his hcart and
hrod botweon the fingers, which tho
powder burnt. Ho had burned up all
his letters and n photograph Of m un-
known person. lie was corresponding
with Girl and had Just cotton letter,
1t ls supposed from hor. No othor roa.
son can DO found for tho net.
NJ. NJ. Williamson, the cashier OF the
ban k, says there Is no shortage in Dry
den's accounts. Tho dead man was
straightforward, honest aud honorable.
His father, John Dryden, who Is dead,
was ior q long time clerk Of tho circuit
court OF kauawha county. The mother
Is an old lady, and is prostrated with
Erict, and tho whole city is shocked.