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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
So fat Den Ani6ein, ais Oh Miin

Us bat Den Nnlbetn, ais OBJ Wttn=
nelota BEL Der aolettion oerS3O, 900,
wel9e ben WtiliSloloaten iiir bic !3eit
pom Der antunit i'm Gamp Gamlep
bis 81 Der Ginmuiteruns ais Sunoesf
Sreiwilise uOrsei6oiien wurben, aui
beoeutenoe Sdwieristeiten itoBen
biirite. Der 6ontroueur bes Sun=
bes S6aeamtes lou ndmli6 in Ell
mem @utadten barber ertldrt baben,
oaB Die Sreiwiu gen Die $50, 900
no6malS pon Der SunoesreSieruns
foaeftiren tOnnen, ungeadtet ces Sim
perltmonlnts SpuUuL Der Sunoesres
sierun9 unc Dem Staate. 9Sie befannt
bewiaiste bic SesiSlatur bic senannte
Summe inter Der Seoinsuns, oaB
oaS 8elo BON benz SMbesi1asamt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

SIN 9anos, 100 Die iusenoli6e
&0ni9in Nil9elmine baS SSepte,
i6win9t, i6einen Die Arbeiterinneu
ni6t 9erabe aui HOien 9ebettet gu iein.
400, 600 6ruuen iinb i'm tleiner
Souano in Ser S%nouitrie beiddftist.
@ubre 6unSerlobne werb.n BEN Dir
beiterinnen in Ser @di6efoniettior
beSablt. Sir Elm oerrenbemo erbalten
iie smii6en 1870 Big, iiir Elm
gettlaten s. 10 Big, iir cine
ainoeri6irSe, an Der lie II StunOe
81 ndben bOben, So Zig. Sine
6ruueni6iirSe wirO nit S Big, elm
8opftiIien nit 2Fi9. uno elm Sri
liermantel nit bano9endbten anopflO:
6ern nit 30 Zig. entlobnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Tandlrr warmer be

Nanhrr warmer benft; rSSas
mid niht brennt, oaS blal' id nidt, II"
uno timmert i'd ber;li6 wenis nm Die
SruitS. Gieie uiden ibm ieoch i'm
mer ndbcr AM ben Heib. Ser iSleilh'
uuS Webltrult nit SewultiSem &api,
tai meroen eS bOlo duBerlt un9eniltb
lib iiir ibn MAIDEN. Sett biloet lit
nod gum lleberiluB elm Ninppieb
lrult nit 90 Wttg. Dollars, Sapital
Der ibm ben Wtitbemerb in oielcm
.Speise Der Sanomiytbi6ait erldperen
ruiro. SOS einSige NilliSmitel 1T,
beiicoer @eleSenbeit 9e9en Die repnblis
tanil6e Nartei, Die Wtatter unc BE
lhiecriu Der Srult l~lngebeuer, ~
%ltimmen.
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Iic llutrrfommiiiil n i'm A1aa

wobt eini8e }INtrd9e 6~etreii9 ReiOrmi.
ring entge9en 9enommen IS ma6te
4. .. Der S4wei;er 0ele8irte Ben
8ori6lag, oaB %uermunOete SOloaten
mad ibrer 6eriteuun9 in sic S3eimat6
e~ntlaiien wer6en unO Bah Dor ieoem
2anoe cine beionoere genoarmerie sur
Gur6iu6un9 Der S4la6tieIoer unO
gum S6uBe ser &~errpunoeten sesen
pliinoernOe r0pdnen" g~eltellt weroen
%Iolten, aber es blieb bod nur BEL
Sori6ld9eu. Dor auem ieblten aud
oui Ser 6Onierens AerSte, bic in nan:
den 6rasen bitten llrtbeile an Sad.
perltdnbi9e ab9eben tOnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

@ouuerneur EinO bat cine Fro'
flamatiOn erluFeu, worin CT Die &iir.
ger oeS Stoate8 auiiOyoert, oen Ar.
beitertas an I Septcmber 81 ~feiern.
,Sn iejner Proclamation brt1t oa@
Staot5oberbulpt cine Eunie iilr 800.
perotiou ;piibeu &apitul uuo Nrbeit.
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2Snibimotpn.

Seuttle. - Die @eniez Wfonns
l6uiten uno Otit9lieoer beS 3. &apal-
lerie- Ge9imentS, wel6e bier itationirt
lino, uul lid mad ben Ebilippinen eirts
sui6iIien, proteltiren, nit Gol. @eiz
lels al Der Spise, Segen Die Srore
Sen. Sbafters, oie Heiis aui Sen,
Sransportidiii st. Faul" anSutre=
ten, pa oieles S6iii nur Haum iir
$50 Wann bat, wdbreno baS He9i=
ment aus $50 Sffisieren uno Wann=
lhaiten beltebt. Otan mill nidt pie
Sieb einSepferdt weroeu, uno Sol.
gSeilels bat Suartiermeiiter Hobinion
oaralf aufmertlam Sena6t, oaB oas
S6ili bo6ltens 400 Ser onen aui ein=
nal beiOroern fam uno ii6 nidt fir
cine lol6e Sabrt eisnet. Wan babe,
iast Sol. @siiels, tbatiddli6 before
transport : S6iiie (oie yAtbenian, "
Sictoria" uub y@urrone") seii6ert,
I'M bic 1900 Vferoe uno Maulelel
bes Nesiments na6 ben Fbilippineu
81 brinSen. Mtan l6eine allo Die
Sbiere iiir wertbuoller gu bulten, als
ole Wannl6aiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

;~uriitbeSablt weroen wiirbe. Ben
Ben irasli6en $4,000 loI Der
StaatSrG eneralaoiutant Vaalbert ben
lester Shelf, udmli6 $4,000. al bic
Oreisebnar nob oereu Nnfunit in
San EranciScp ~uuSsubleu. Wtaior
N. y. 3tiharos, SeieblSbaber beS /.
SatoiuinS oeS 3. 9SiScouiiner Ore
siment9, iou i'm Se9riii iteben, 400
NpplitatiOncn iiir nO6muliSe AaSs
,oblun9 oeS BON lsinen Solo0ten ct
baltener 9obneS eiu;urei6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
An nie l|lu9iteum9 be- 0satiNe.

Siir bic }lu9iteuuu9 oe5 oeuti0eu
acknowledgements oui otr ia.
riicr misunderstanding iiro Uom3}tih9.
tage 81. 900 @}org bcpj.li9t Worom.
CaiIr jolt in lritlr yjuie cine p(oitJ-
iae CogitslNu1 Der 0riolge Der ocut
i45n observation-disclosures 8,i9aiieu
Uurotn, mo ;ruur in Eorm elmer lro
Beu oeuti1m Side, Ocrgu }lciye, &ldt-
ter uuO Eribte oisie &ol9eu Dor }(u
gen ii0ren iolleu. ,En ;peiter yiujt
iou sic Summe in oolo, Die 6i36er
rtlr Die 2lr6eiterUcvi6eruug oll99rgc
BEN murOe, pluitti6 in Eorm cine9
C6eIioten Dor Nugcn 9eiii5rt werocu.
GrtttenS lit Die Ntritelun9 non 2(us
tomaten geplunt, oit einen y"eitiQoeu
ourd Die oeutide MISUNDERSTANDING
Uera6reiben iollen. Gititr yettiaoen
erI1eint in Oeutl6er, fran;0iti0er uno
cnglti6er Spra9e. ShlieHlid iouen
audi Wtooele uou 8runteubdulern,
yun9enbeilitdtteu uu0 lluiuuitationer
ge}ei9t werpen.
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Crc0pn.

Salem. - IS lheint MIN BOD,
ais Oh eS nit Ser Gilenbabn BON Sas
lem na6 Dem S;san porwdrtS sinse.
Die Salem IL Faciiic Nailroao So,
bic lepte 9Sobe in SallaS intorpos
rirt wuroe, bat Bombs ausseseten,
uno ;wii6en Sails Gitp uno benz
SSiuamette iou balo nit bem Sau be:
9onnen merben.
Eortlano.- Collie es ii6 be-
wabrbeiten, baB Sames s. Sill, Der
Erdiioent Der @reat Nortbern Giien=
balm, iiinisebn Sampier iiir ben
transpaciiiiden Sanoel leiner Com.
panic bauen wolle, 10 oiirite au6 auf
unlere Staot Elm Nntbeil an Ser Son.
~ltruttion bieler ldpimmenben Mas
gaSine fallen uno oamit man6er
Snoultriesweis neuen S6wuns err
balten.
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Nfpntanu.

Nclenu. - Mabriheiuli9 miro
Bic 2lrbeit am ueIlen Staat9 : aapitol
eir9eltelIt merOen miiiien, wenn Die
l%treitenoen S~tcirb0uer uno Wtourer
ni6t ;ur Nrbeit ;uriidtebren. Sieie
uerlanSen Gntluiiuns peS &Ormonnes
Namilton uno Die 2Sieoeranitelung
preier Steinmuurer, sic entlaiieu wurz
ben, neil tie an9eblid Der Nrbeit ni6t
sema6ien ieien. Manaser Sos mill
bon oem Nnlinnen Ser Streiter ni6ts
lpillen.
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9SiscpuIn.

Meit Supcrior- EreitQQ
22or9en hobeu Die $50 0clfer Ogr
A~teporotur 2$crfititten Ser Gaiteru
NPjmciota Giien6o6u sic 2lr6ejt ME
oer9ele9t; ite perlan9en 25ct8 yobus
erDo6uu9 per Gag mn bebouptcu, OoB
bic WtniDinjiten uuo Gar S0rciuer
ith i6nen 0ni6ljeBen meroen. Bis
9ienlta8 mar nod njdto ;ur &cilc=
9un9 oe9 Streit5 0eiAeben. Die
Streiter beboupten, baH Die &oritebsr
Eeute pom MtelrOie, Nttnu., imporz
tirten. Die in Ben 2&i5coniin Stecl
MortS beidditigten yeute perlon0ten
6rejtag Ntor9cn cine yOGner60bung
pon 25ctS mo erbielten lie. Die 2lr=
belt mur taum cine Stunoe eiugeittllt.
Die &oriteber Ser 2%ohleuood9 erbobs
ten oen Eobn f~reiDili9 BON 80 uli
60ct9 oie Stunoe iiir bic Nrbeit in
Den Ghiiierdumen UnO pon 81 AMI
2,25 fir bic 2lrbeit oui ben SotS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

9eBten Icmcritag lit Der bo6w.
Derr 6rieoyi6 Gi9 in Mtarquette,
Wfi6. sum &iidoi iener 0ioSele con-
iefrirt moroeu. Der bohp tie Gris
bil6oi Noger non Wtllpaltee nabnl
Den ieicrlihen @ltt ser Gonietration
Dor, uno ser bctm'ite &il6of Stonz
len pom Sarge belt Die Neltpreoi8t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

Grgsn bic Eleii6uert5euerrn8 miro
sewOltis SrOnt 9euu6t. Sn 9tep port
baben Sic Nleii6er einen 6ono BON
800, 600 aufgebrOdt, un li4 ourh
Grridtung pom S6laht6duiern pom
Gbica8oer Spnoltat u~nubbdngt5 II
MAIDEN. }lut in ct. youio uno unoe=
rem Stdoten 9reiit man nab WtitteIr,
li6 BON Dem EleIif Irult u~nabbdujg
gu MAIDEN, iuoem man GOoperotip
S6la6tbduier bouen unO o09 &leh
ielblt eiufuuien uuo l6la6ten mill.
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Sn S%l0rublauO Bat ljA inter Der
unwiienOen 8eU6lt1run9 Ser Wloube
perbreitet OOB bic &&tlt 6imcn 8ur}cm
u~rtergeben weroe unO 10 oll9emeiu lit
bic 6urdt, O0B ). .. oie }lr6eitcr Ser
6%abritanten in clarion IN S6aaren
Tortmonoern, INN ben o2~&elhntcrs
gang" in ibrer Ncimot5 gu ermarteu.
Ole &e8jcrun8 wiro wcnig 9itie lei
item tonnen in Der &etdmpiung Oieie5
Nber8loubeuo, tie bat 6i55er ielbit
Gorge getragen, ooB Oo5 ruiiii6c &o(t
in &erolmmumg er5alten blei6e.
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Scabp.

~ SaS Stdotdeu
Flaceruille lit in Sdutt uno Glide,
uno bunberte bon Ferionen linb OF
ba6los. Sas Seuer entltano in Der
@eaSep Sau iniolse llmitoBens elmer
0ampe, Der @ei6ditsltabtbeil lit
sans unp Der Reiioensltaottbeil gum
sroBten Sbeil niebersebrannt. Sa bic
3elepbonuerbinoun9 absel6nitten lit,
10 mar feline WOsli1feit, ginSelbetten
iiber bic uerberbli6e Seuersbrualt ga
erbalten.
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fcbraSfa.

Sibnep. - Sn benz Stalle BON
GbarleS Moore tam Samitas Mittas
Seuer gum Nusbru6. Saslelbe se=
mann i6nea srOBe Nusbebnuns, unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
in wenisen Stunoenl lag iait bas sanse
StGothen in glide.

in wenisen Stunoenlas iait Oas gauge
tdbtden in Ni6e.
8 a s a.. - Die Sreililber(eute
ron Tebrasfa bielten bier SamItao
cine 9roBe Demon ltration. @m. e.
Erpun unb Champ Start pon Wtiis
leurt maren tie !0auptrebner. grpan
erfldrte, baB er ben ibm suoel6riebes
men Nuslprud), baB Die HSdbrungsiras
&c 6ei Der nd6lten 9Sabl nur cine lll=
ter9torbnete Gtelung bGben perOe,
ME getban babe.
Miebiaan.
Yaniing. - 0aS Ser. Staaz
ten Metterburean CAB Sreitas fol8en=
oeS Suletin aus: Oas Metter Der
Der9angenen gSO6e war i'm Nugemei=
men beiB unb trefen. Sas Eeblen
BON Negen m0dt ii6 in Ben meilten
luolt6en Counties bemertbar, no bic
2Seloen peroorren unb oaS &orn Slls
lammenl6rumpit. Der Sooen lit aud
ptel 81 troten, nm oas llmpiliigen fir
ben 0erblt in 2ln9riii 81 ne6men,
aorn Uno Spdttartuiieln iteben iibri=
gems troy Der Sroter6eit out uno
Itno I'M yaufe Ser No6e beoeutenb
III Ser 9teiie poroei6ritten. g2ie es
9c8enwdrtig itebt, i6eiut baS 6orn
bis sum 10. September in ben iiioli=
den Counties li6er Dor fSroit III lein,
in ben mittleren uno n0roliden bis
sum 10. Septem6er. 8o6nen reifen
iiberaQ. Die Oaierernte lit in fait
allen Counties bteuoet uno 6ercits
eingeiabren. atjrril6en modien
gut unO perlp!gAul cine uor;iiQli6e
.ySsp3.
\ Vrlirttou.- lta6eNl 200
c' ucine Ill, .lu,srOiij3iere beS bier
in W0rli'oa i'3geuoen 80. Jte9iments
br0ben in porlcDt.n Wtittuo1 Nbeno
Durd bic Mohtltrie, plilnoerten Die
mo 0rirti9m98itdnoe unb
uno ;eritorreu @&aaren i'm
2Serthe BON etpa $500. Sine Anz
;d6l oct S4dter 6eiinoet ii9 in oait,
Nroca. - Sin pom 6aeel uno
be9leiteter ~Itarter Norbpeit=
pino fe9te Sonneritus Na6mittas
lber oielen Ort, entpurselte gGume,
lilies tleinere @ebGube nm uno ri6tete ,
ONT beoeutenoen S6aoeu, ramentlid T
m Ben WaiSieloern an.
Scout. - Die geiip Srewin9 !
so. pon Peoria, lpel6G bier Elm 9Sbole> !
ale Depot bat u1o non SET See SO. 8
i've WtulctNteuer erbob, bic III be;abs ,
Ell Die Nirmu lid %pei9erte uno ibren ;
loll nor o06 0jitrittogeri6t bro6te, !
at lout 6ntlheioun9 pom Ri6ter {
SAINT loren GroieB 9erpomnen, ou ans r
Ser ,3nii6enitaat5auOel per- !
merOe. y
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Nprb=Oafpta.

arimore.-S n bielem Sabre
ltebt ser @e~isenertrag i'm Heb Giuer
Sbale benz Der iriiberen Sabre binten=
an. NnIanss Sui errpartete man nit
He6t einen 9roBen Grtrag, aber nad=
berise belize @inpe uno iiberlanse
Srodenbeit baben Die GARNER III i6ren
GrwartunSen 9etdul6t. unSefdbr II
gul9el per afer ,pirb Der Sur6-
l6nittsertras .iein. Na6 bieler Be
re6nuns miro Norbbafota in bielem
Sabre unseidbr 81, SOC, 900 Sui6el
@eisen ~li.iern sesen 90, 200, 600 in
in Minnelota unb $4,000, 600 in
Siobafota.
@ranb s.-Sier weroen
Sonbs seiammelt fir bic Grri6tuns
zines Documents gum Inbenten al
Die aui ben Fbilippinen seialenen
Soloaten bieles Staates. Das Wos
nument wirb aus Warmor belteben,
iber II Sub bod werben, unb nit
elmer iieben Sub boben, einen Sreis
wiaisen oarIteienben Sisur perieben
leip.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-17
REGARDING THE SEWER SYSTEM
An Engineer to Be Employed to Inves-
tigate-COncerntngG Glove
Contests.

The council met in special session
Saturday night, with Mayor Nolan pre-
siding and Councilmen Kuck, Johnston,
Johns, Clough, Cunning, Stephens and
Keller on hand.
The mayor stated that the object of
the meeting was to hear the report of
the special sewer committee which was
appointed to investigate the proposed
sewer system for the city and advise
concerning the best means to the end
desired. Kuck, of that committee,
recon- mended that a civil engineer be
nploy ed to look into the proposed sys-
tenn and report as to it's feasibility.
Whereupon, on motion of Councilmen
Johnston, the recommendation was ac-
cepted and the committee directed to
employ w. j. Roberts, formerly of The
Dalles, but now of Pullman, Wash, as
such engineer. The recorder immedi-
ately wrote Mr.. Roberts to that eff-c'
An application having been made for
license to give a glove contest in our
city next Saturday evening, and no
ordinance being on the statute books
IeSuldIlHS EuCHJ HlaGleTsS SOunCllulau
Stephens introduced Ordinance No. 300,
which reads as follows: 1.-The proprie-
tors or agents of all exhibitions of prize
fighting, glove contests or exhibitions
of skill in glove fighting, shall pay a
license of $50 for each exhibition" On
motion of Councilman Johns, it was
placed on its final passage, every council.
man favoring the same.
twas then reported that a nuisance
to the city existed under the Chinese
house at the corner of Second and
Union streets. On motion of Council
man Cunning the matter was referred
to the committee on health and police
Meeting then adjourned till the night
for the regular meeting.
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MAIER & BENTON.
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wAxsIoE cLEANlNes.

We are sorry to hear that Orlando
Brooks is quite i'll at his home four miles
from the city.
Mrs. F. L. Houghton is the fortunate
winner of the Hostetler bowling trophy
for this month.
After an illness of about twenty days,
W. H. Butts is again able to be on the
streets, looking very much the worse for
wear.
c. Z. Corson of The Dalles, Sumptel
visitor. picked up a nugget near town
the other day. Its estimated value
ranges from 10 cents to $5.-News.
The tickle weather of the past few
days has caused the river to be tickle
and instead of rising it fell yestei day
standing at IA 1 this morning.
Elder g. P. Bailey will hold preaching
service in the Calvary Baptist church
tonight, Tuesd4y and Wednesday nights
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see no special advantage to be derived
by anyone except the good citizens of
Moro, and as Moro's gain would be The
Dalles' lose, they refused to sign the
petition"
Friday Mrs. Carrie Day, of Viento,
who for some time past has been out of
her mind at times, caused by physical
ailments. took a notion to leave her
family and stay with her sister in this
city, and therefore came up on the train
that day. Her father was here visiting,
and the next morning sent her back home
on the boat. Her daughter saw her
approaching the house and ran to a
neigh Dor, but her husband, who was at
home, irritating her somehow caused
one of her violent spells to return, and
she grabbed a etick of wood and beat
him over the bead. He then appealed
to the officers, who took her in charge
and telegraphed to the sheriff bere.
Saturday she was brought to this city
and being adjndged insane, Deputy
Sheriff Sexton and Constable Tucker
conveyed her to the asylum yeaterday
morning. She is a sad-looking woman
and rational enough at times. Every
one who cav her pitied her and the
officers say they seldom nave a patient
to convey that 60 elicits their gym
pathy.
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commencing at O'Clock. Everyone is
invited to be present.

at O'Clock. Everyone is
invited to be present.;
Prof. st. Lawrence, the blind phrenol-
ogiet, is in the city and will begin this
evening and give series of entertain
ments in the Baldwin. Admission free.
The latest word as to the condition of
Bessie Rowland was received yesterday,
and was to the effect that her condition
had not changed, the disease seeming
to be taking its course, and admitting of
no change one way or the other.
The East End will be lively from now
on, as the wool teams begin to arrive.
This morning two large ten-horse teams
came in from the interior, bringing the
first clip of the season to the Wasco
warehouse. We are glad to see them
making their appearance.
Mr.. Corlies Merritt, editor of the
Heppner Gazette, stopped over In The
Dalles last evening, remaining today
on his way home from Portland where
he has had weeks hospital experience
Mr.. Merritt is an old-time newspaper
man, having been identified with the
work for over twenty years.
]. H. Carlock, of the U. S. Geological
Survey, was in town last night to NEE
Tom Maxwell, who is also connected
with the survey, and has just arrived
from Washington. Thirty or fort,
members of the survey will in the nea
future set out to make surveys, portion
of them near Baker City and others ii
the vicinity of Mt. Adams.
Mrs. VIM. Tackmsn has just added
new greenhouse to her already com
modious quarters, which is to be file,
with the choisest of roses. Anothe
addition will alec be built, which vii
be devoted to the special culture c
chrysahthemums, 20 that Dalles peopl
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Happy is the man or woman who
can eat good hearty meal without
suffering afterward. If you cannot do
it, take KoDoL DYSPEPSIA CURE. 1t di-
gests what you eat, and cures all forms
of Dyspepsia and Indigestion. Snipes-
KInersly Drug Co.
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AT HOOD RIVER.
How the Teachers Enjoyed the Visit
and Were Benefited by the
Meeting.

A more enthusiastic crowd of persons
could not be found than the teachers
and their friends who returned from
Hood River Saturday night, loud in
their praises of the trip, the institute,
and above all the beauty of Hood River
and the hospitality of it's people.
Arriving in that now-thriving little
berg, they were met by delegation of
teachers and others, who soon had them
comfortably seated in hack driven by
Capt. ]. H. Dukes, and they were
driven over the beautiful road above
the city, where was obtained the grand
est view of Mt. Hood and Mt. Adams
imaginable. II was just the day for
such drive. Upon returning they
spent short time in walking about the
city and viewing the many Improve
ments now going on, after which they
were taken to the school house where
the meeting was to be held. Much has
been said by them regarding the neat
ness of the building and the air of
interest in their school which pervades
the atmosphere there.
visitors In an eloquent and most cordial
manner, which just captured the teach
ers, particularly the young ladies. Prof.
Gavin answered in a happy manner.
assuring the people of Hood River that
they were glad to be privileged to meet
with them.
Director N. G. Evans being compelled
/ - a.
speak on the subject assigned him.
'Our Schools
Some of the best papers ever read al
an institute in the county were those
by Mrs. E. l.. Smith, Miss Minnie Elton
and Miss White, while Troy Shelly gave
splendid talk on Chow to-Teach Multi
plication."
Mics Salina PhirInan told how che
taught number work in the first grade
and her remarks were at once interest
ing and entertaining, as she illustrated
her methods.
/ Prof. J. S. Landers covered a part o.
a wide field EN- braced IN the subjec
Literature in the Schools" il &
manner which at once caused ever4
one present to be interested. Th'
Question intended to be brought up wa
how shall we have literature in thu
schools? and the answer naturally was
create school library. 1t was dis
covered that about seventy per cent @
J the districts of the county have started
libraries since Novem Der lst.
This subject was very thoroughly dis
cussed by Supt. Gavin, ]. T. Neef, Tro.
Shelly, G. D. Thorn pson, j. NJ. Carroll
} H. L. Howe, Hester Howe. Kate Daven
! port and Mrs. E. NJ. Wilson.
During the session some of the best o
! singing was listened to, which was fur
J nished by the school children, unde
the direction of Miss Ann Smith.
At the noon hour the visitors wer
escorted to the hotel by committee G
teachers and friends, who joined then
in the dinner served.
!, The meeting closed at 5 80 O'Clock
and about 4 80 they started for the boa
, landing. Although the wind BILE,
heavily, the return trip was very enjoy
, able and they reached home at z O'Clock
q These educational meetings are nc
q only instructive, but great benefit t
the teachers, giving them an oppor
: tunity to recuperate after weeks {
j. arduous work.
Z When Travelling
II Whether on 1laos,,ro bao+ ~ Lns;nas
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Boy wanted.

A good steady boy, of l6 years or over,
can find employment at THE CHRONICLE
Office. He must enter with the deter
mination to master the trade and not
imagine he is ready to graduate after .
few days work.
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when Travelling

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip bottle of Syrup Of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and eff
fectnally on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. For sale in
so cent bottles by all leading druggists.
Manufactured by the California Fig
syrup Co. only.
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]. Sheer, sedalia, Mo-, conductor on
electric street car line, writes that his
little daughter WAS very low with Group,
and her life saved after all physicians
had failed, only by using One Minute
Cough Cure. Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
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Golden Eagle bicycles $25. You will
find the Golden Eagle very satisfactory
wheel and one that is thoroughly and
absolutely guaranteed, with the guAran-
tee made good here.
MAIER e RENToN
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TO OUR ADVERTISERS: !:

AZ OOh AZ ENA AOENO
All Changes in Advertisements must
be handed in before 10 o'clock A. NJ, as
no changes will be accepted in the aft,
ernOOn. This rule will be positive.
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Black silk and satin skirts just ar
rived at Pease & Mays.