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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
@6mer3z unb blntIoics 3a6u3ieben.

Die 4dufigite un0 babel niat I'M
penigIten gefiir9tete uner Operatioz
men, bu8 3a6n3ts6en, f4etnt einem
neuen uno getpiB bon 8ielen erie6nten
6ortI6ritt entgegen3ugeben.9 Der ubers
aus beftige, tpenn au6 in normalen
TGQen Dpriibergebenbe S4mer3 tpdRz
reno Des 6erau8bre9ens eine53abnes
nirb iel6t BON ben mut6igien Mdn@
nern Qls cine re9t unangene6me 3uz
qu6e gu i6rem 2ebenSf8idial betra3z
tet, unO Odbur3 bat ii4 Ou8 9treben
Der 8a6n6eilfunbe frii65eitig auf feline
8ermetOung geri4tet, SeitOem Der
Gngldn0er 6Orace 8e1s i'm Sabre
1874 gum erftenmal our 2inberung
Des 58mer3e8 6ei'm 3abn3ie6en
Net6er CUR 4ntpenbung bra6te, iin0
un3G6lige Mittel gu benz glei6en3Dez
de berIu6t unb a~ngeprieien poroen.
0te beliebte1ten firb 6eute geptfe 8ez
tGubung8mittel, tpte 2G4ga8, GOcatn,
uuBer0em Defenders bic Q0iung, bic
BON benz 6eOeutenoen G6irurgen Prof.
68lei8 gefunoen unD na8 i6m be-
nannt norDen 1T. 8egen ale bieIe
Mtttel lGBt Ii9 e~inpenOen, OaB iie
SHELLS nt9t o6ne 8efa6r fir Die Sc
funD6eit, t6eil5 in i6rer 8irtung ni4t
gang 3uDerldFtg iino. SIN beIten San
e~r3ielen ite aber nur bic SttQung oes
augen6lifli4en S8mer3gefIblS, nt4t
a6er bic Der fir 8lutarme itberuus
f8GDli9en 8lutungen. Ser 8erltner
3a6nar3t 6riB M}0uer 1T nun auf Ell
men 6tofF ~aufmerfIam gepOrOen, Der
mad ben bt86erigen Prifungen 81
melt 616eren @rpartungen bere4ttgt
uno biellet9t cine befonOere U}ifton
in Der 3a9n6eilfunbe gu erfIQen baz
ben nir0. Gs lit Elm aus ben frt19en
N~e6ennteren BON &Gl6ern unbRinbern
ge~tponnene5 9rdparat, ii6er oefen Ell
gent6iimli6e @igeni4aften PrOfefOr
&poenberg tiir3li6 in Der 8erliner
2arDntologii9en @eieuI9aft 6Olgen7
bes geTagt bat: nQuf bic S4leim6aut
Der g&aIe ge6ra4t, er3eugt bdS@Ttrdtt
cine fol6e 8lutleere, baB jene bOuz
tommen tpeiB eri9etnt; uuf bieier
8lutleere beruht pOAl audi glei43eitiz
&c 9ero6ieBung Der Gmpfinbli4teit.
3su1ammen nit Gocain beipirft es cine
in Die 3tefe biz auf ben &no4en brinz
ganbe 1IrempfinOli9fett gegen
G9mer3. @s lit un9efdbrIi4, unO
es f6aint aud feline @en06nung an
bus Mtttel etn3utreter." 9ieie S9tlz
berung peranlaBte 6rn. M0uer gu eli
mem 8erIu9 be8 MitteIs 6ei'm 3dbn>
8ie6en, unO er tonnte ulSbdlo f@eittelz
len, buB baour8 bic 8lutuug iofOrt
gum StiQitano fam unb Der S4mer3,
Der meiit mad Der gntfernung De53a9z
mes 3~uriidbleibt, unmittel6ar uno bleiz
benb beieittgt puroe. 6r. M0qer bat
ieBt nod Elm 6~eIonberes Re3ept fir Die
Q~npenoung jene8 Mittel5 bel 3abn=
0perationen 3uTammengefteGt unb err
PROFIT, bas er in Oas 3abnfleii4 elm
fpriBt unb e8 oamit Bis CUR Wur5elz
fpiBe gdn3li4 blutleer unb unempfin6z
li8 ma9t; 6ebli9ldge iinO iiber6aupt
ni9t gu ber3ei3nen gepeien. 4u4 Die
9eilung Der @unbe lit in alien 5dIeu
I6neG un0 O6ne ieoe ent3iinoli4eSt0>
rung erfolgt, Sine eings6en0ere 8e<
f8rei6ung bat 6r. M0ler in Dem
neueiten 5eft Der n8a6nGr3tli4en
8uRoi4au" gege6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Wnm Gincr.

Can Tran3tSco, 26, SuIi.-
Der bier ubgefaBte beuti4e Suiti5z
flii4tling Nrnolo &r0ger, alias 6reo.
W}iQer, bat i'm 8er6Dr Dor benz Bum
bes=@ommifdr Die t6m CUR Sat gez
legte @eruntreuung BON goitgelbern
i'm 8etrage BON $4,000 Mart einge=
itunben uno pirb an bic beutI4en
8e60rben ausgeIiefert perben. &r0ger
ion alS goit6eamter in gfen Die unz
terf6lqqunQen perii6t 6a6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
@nthsn Der Glemcnte.

9as gauge peitlide Seras in einen
&iefen1ee %pertpanbelt. - @tele
Menf9en ertrunfen. 9roBer
@epitterf4aben in PennfDlDaz
MEN.
0u1Gus, Ser, 26. Suli, -8Olz
fenbru9 auf 8oltenbru4 baben bas
tpeItli6e Seras 6eimgefu6t; iiberaa
6aben fi6 @ee'n ge6ilbet, unb groBe
@aRermaFen bebeden Older, Wteien
unb 5elber. Der 96aben on ben
8a6nbetten lit Elm GROCER, unb Der
8erfebr lit unterbro4en. 8eitern
Na6t unb beute goB es u%noufborlt9
in Str0men berunter, unb bds I'M
petter 3og iiA in Oitli4er &i4tnng
Bis mad @eat6erforb bin. @u4 in
0aQas gingen pertobif9 ftarte Regenz
oiife nieber. Der &egen begann an
@onntag BEL Gl 9aio un0 9at ieit6er
nit geringen unterbre4ungen fort9ez
bauert. Ser 8egenfaa lit Der 9efttgz
fte, Der je i'm @eItsn Der5et4net purz
De. 9as @aFer i'm 9ecos : 8aQepz
2anbitri6 itebt 3pah5ig SUB 9O6er,
uls Der bD9fte Big jeBt betannte Wai=
feritanb in iener 8egenD. @s 1T fragz
li6, ob bic vgecosz9 Dor
@bluuf BON 10 Sagen mad Riiftritt
bes @a7ers 7opeit bergeiteut perben
fam, baB es m0gli4 1T, ben 3u8perz
fe6r tpieber auf3une6men.
Sn Der 6auptoffice Der ~Seras II.
8acificz8a6n" 6ieB es beute, DAB nod
ME in Der @efGi6te Der 8uhn cine
ful9' enorme Menge Re9en gefaQen
lei. Ser Gegen begunn in 81 Yaio
unb f6eint in D1tIi9er &i9tung benz
8a6ngeleiIe gefolgt gu iein, 5a9lret4e
Mustpai 6ungen berurfa6enb. Nuf
Meilen uno Meilen bat 1t4 Elm Gee
ge6ilbet, bei1en Weaen bic 8a6nbO=
f9ung be1piilsn unb Der ii6 tief in
ba8 Qanb 6inein eritredt, ani9einenO
enblos, tpenigftens peiB man nod
ni6t, tpp er enbet. 90 f4neq bic Sc
leiIe ausgepaf9en ober 8riifen fortz
gertFen purben, 70 i6neG purben Die
Geparaturen pprgenommen, nur UNI
BON ben retBenben toienben 9epGiz
fern bon gfeuem fortgerifen 81 per<
ben.
9ei Gan Marttne 9epab, 9ecos,
SbeHa unb anberen glGBen iinb gam
&c @tiife bes 8abngeleiies f%ortgeriiz
fen pprben, unb ba5 2anb ftebt mad
alien Gi9tungen unter 8ufer. Sn
benz 8ig Springsz2anbtri4 fiel gez
ftern Ha8t in flint Stunben ID 3Oa
Gegen, unb in berStabt Big Springs
fteben bic 9duier unter WufIer. Der
@erfe6r BON 9aqas mad benz @eften
lit unterbrp9en unb 8erfu9e, i'm
pieber ber5uite1en, iinb tempordr
aufgegeben pprben.
$50 irgenb mDgli9, bat bic rSeras
unb 9ucificz8a6n" tire Pufdgtere
ii6er qnbere &outen bef0rbert. Die
ienigerr, pel9e ni6t peiter gefunbt
tperben fonnten, purben in 9otels unz
tergebra6t; fol9e, tpel6e S4Iufpagz
gDns beIegt baden, f9lafen bort, efTen
aber in 9otels. Mfit Qufbietung aGer
Gnerqie tpirb bic 4rbeit Der Nusbefz
ferung bes @9abens b%etrteben, um
normale 3uitdnOe Dieber berauteaen,
bod ldBt fi9, ebe Der Regen gu falen
aufb0rt, feline %permunente &epuratur
betperffteaigen. @or Oienftag pber
Mittpo9 nd9fter @O9e biirften feiz
ne Sur95iige abgeben t0nnen. Sn=
apii3en pirb feline lei9t berberbli4e
sFra9t, @ieb etc. a%ngenpmmen.
Gin Bulletin BON Mdcp melbet,
baB Der 5lub 8rusus I'm Is SUB ge@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
@raen flall6una berlaftet.

3eabtng, 9a., 26, Suli.-11nz
ter Dem 8erOa9te Der begangenen5dlz
f9ung tpurbe Der 2Ozjdbrige Mhablon
s. Strip in 9aft genommen, Gr mar
einige Sabre lang bel Der n&bam5z
totpn 9oiierp M2iG 60" engagirt, -
2eBten W}ai purOe er entlufen. Ra8
fetner GntloFung iOa er 8riefe, Die
G9eds fir Die 8eieqf4uft entbielten,
bei'm 9oItamt bebo6en BADEN, @inen
8rief nit $453, einen nit $50 unb
einen nit 81. &uf bteien Gbet5
fGlf8te er bann ben Namen Oes
@6aBmeiIters $. 6. Mobn. Gr Iou
bereits Elm umfuIIenOes GetdnOniB
o6aeleqt haben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
9n8 III bic lete @o6e bs 9tscouto @ermus. YroFtren sic oabon 10 la8e er oancrt

@ef8Gftsteuten mar er fe6r gut be-
tannt, pie au4 in ben &rei7en Der
iibrtgen 8auoereine Der @tabt. @r
mar Elm promtnentes MitgIieb Der
ngtationaI 9roDt0ent Union" unb 4lz
len, Die i'm getannt baben, lit feline
6unOlungspeiie unertlGrIi6, bu 2oz
pelp ougemein fir gei3ig gebaIten
nurbe. Gr bate tetnerlei 9aiiionen,
trant ni4t, rau6te nt6t, fpieGte ni4t,
tur3 er mar Elm re6ter Mtuitermeni4
mad benz 6er3en bteler Qeute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

10 lumber. 0rG6te purben abgeriiz
fen, ale telegrapbif6en 2~eitungen
purben bei9Goigt ober gum @ebruuz
DIE unmDgli6 gema4t.
4u4 uu ben 99tlipPinen.
MuniGa, 26. SuGi. - Sin befz
tiger Seifun 6auft auf Der Snfel Gu
3or, 5nif6en Dem brei5ebnten II. Dierz
3ebnten 8araGeltretfe. Sein Centrum
liegt an Der 0ftliden &iiite, unb man
fir6tet, boB er f6peren @4aben an
ri6ten tpirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Sittlihe Gn!rIfnna.

Rep gOrt, 26, Sult. - Sang
@56urp Part lit u6er einen 6auit>
tumpf, Der geitern a6enO i'm gtOrz
moOO 9art 8pii6en 6reO. 9erner
BON QGenburit unO GObie 9al3 pon
Baltimore itattfanO, entriiItet @tpa
125 Sportsleute pO6nten benz SAINT
pfc als 3ui4auer Bel. 8abri3einz
li6 ntrb man bic Qufmertfamfeit
Der @roBgei4pOrenen auf bic Affatre
lenfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Ghmerer Eturrt.

@uncouber, 9. g., 26. Suli.-
Sett ben leBten 48 Stunben piit6et
elm ber6eerenber Sturm an Der n0roz
Ii9en Pacifictifte. g}a8 ben porliez
genben, nod unboGFdnbigen MelOunz
gen iOlen a4t OOer 3ebn perfOntn
Der MiinOung Oes 6ra3er Gtper err
trunten iein. Inter ben 8erungliifz
ten befinben ii9, ME Bis jebt ermittelt
1T, Elm OeutI4er @rfinOer, Strip So
bian, uno iein @efGbrte Siberian
94mul3, Die bei'm 6ii6en an Dem
mittleren Qu5miinbungsarm be=
SluIies BON Dem Sturme ereilt MUIR
zen. 6abian's 2ei6e puroe in ben
Ma19en ieines NeBes neben benz gez
fenterten 8oote gefunben. Der @r=
truntene mar Der @rfinber zines LENT
barren 2ufti4iffes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Rranfuafts Enrst Dor R~ranfbeiten.

Gin qarifer 4r3t fdreibt i6er Die
trant6afte &rantbeitsangIt: Die
9ranf6eit bes &0nigs oon GnglanO
tat unter anOeren 6oIgen Die ge6abt,
lei unieren 0~eorOpbaten Elm %beionoez
res 2eiben, bas man bic p5ur4t bOr
Ter 8linbbarm : @nt3inOung" nen=
mem fam, gu entpifeIn Ooer Dielmebr
3u erpeden. Seit Oier3e6n Sagen
leqen Ii6 Diele 2eute 46enOs nidt
f6lafen, D6ne ii6 angitOOa gu fraz
qen, p6 iie ni4t am nd4iten Morgen
nit elmer 8linDbarm : gnt3iinoung
aufpa4en perDen. Sic befiibIen iif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

11teQeU uIID uptI IElltC nIeL SC+hClN+t
lit. Die 8epp6ner Der gieoerungen
iinb mad b0ber gelegenen Puntten ge@
flo6en. 9en pberen 2auf bes Sriniz
tDz6lrTes berunter, Der BEL Dallas
iebt f6on ii6er Die ufer 3u treten be-
ginnt, ndl5en ii9 %ungebetre Wafer@
maTen, unb &eiter galoppiren ben
6luB entlang, I'm Die Inpobner bor
Der bro6enOen 8efa6r gu parnen.
.3p0lf 9e=rfonen m eft 0 M
men.
Ser, 26. Sult. =
53e6n pber 5p0lf gerfOnen 9aben, To-
melt Bis ieBt befannt, in ben 5lutben
Der Sliif1e Yulasta unb 8osque tbr
Qeben perloren. Stint Der Opfer ftnb
@eiBe, Der &eft Neger. s. 6. 9oobz
ner, 6ii1fszGountp : &ntpalt BON
Grut6zg ountD, 8udWbttnep uno BEL
fen fieben Sabre ate So4ter, unb
sSruu Braun iinb unter ben @rtrunte7
men. @oobner mar in etnem 8ppte
uuf ben Strpm binaus gefabren, I'm
cine SSrau unb 3tpet &in0er gu retten,
bic auf ben NeIten eine5 8aumeS gu
flu6t geFunben butten. 9as Boot
tenterte. @iele 9Guier itno poaitdnz
big fortgeriFen porben, 3ebn W&etlen
bes @elei7es Der n3eruS 9dctftc@
8u6n" ftnb tpeggei6pemmt porben.
Ser Srinitpz6luB bier tit beute
iiber feline Il fer getreten uno bat Die
g1ieberungen unter Mafer geieBt.
unpetter in 8ennDlbd a.
MEN.
Srpin, 26. Suli. - &aum iiber
8pei Meilen eritrefte ii4 Der nit 9a@
qel uno Sturm perbunbene Woltenz
bru9, Der in leBter Na6t bier nieoerz
| ging, unb bod betrug Der S4aoen,
ben bas ungefG6r cine Stunbe lang
nGbrenbe unpetter peruria9te, ca.
$4,000 Die 0Gmme Der rNOrtb
oSrtpin Water 60" unb Der nWefmoz
reluno Gpal g." bra4en Elm, uno
babur9 entftanben Die f4peri ten
@6Gben. Sn StnterzRun purben
brei 8riiden fortgef6pemmt, unb
@out6 Srtptn lit iiberflutbet. 9ter
limb Die groBen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
bic ga. @lectric C Manufacturing
g., bic Srpin Qumber 60.
Sn peniger 3eit, als man gum
@r5d6len Der fur6tbaren 8er6eerung
brau9t, tparen bieIe @ebGuOe Bis
gum 8peiten Stodperf unter Waher
unb Die @Obn6duier uuf Der anoeren
Settle Der Strabe tDaren 10 i4nel
iiberf9pemmt, baB Die 8epo6ner Ell
len muBten, UNI bas nudte 2eben gu
retten.
@ieIe S9eunen ser tOrt.
Sarrisburg,9 3d., 26. Suit
Sin betrG6tli9es @etpitter entlub ii9
beute Morgen iber Die Stabt unb i6re
umgebung unb bebeutenben S4doen
berurfa9ten 8egen, 6agel, Sturm
unb 8liBi4ldge. Sin babies 9uBenb
S9eunen gingen aGein in 9uupbinz
GountD in 5Iammen auf, uno ebenz
fpl9e 8eri9te tommen BON Perrp,
Cumberland unb 2ebanon. 9ugel ftel
in alien bier Counties, Defenders fart
Bel Pdrtang.
6 + ter 9ugeGf4Iog in bic
fem Sommer.
GpnneGIsbiIIe, 26. Suli. =
Die Grnbten finb in lebter Mo6e
bD1ig berni9tet porben. Der S9aben
betrdgt biele Saufenbe bon Dollars.
Sin fur9tbarer @epitteriturm nit
6ageG in Der gr0Be BON englif9en
Wannifen iauite nieber, @Ies 3erz
bre4enb; 5eniter, Sbiren, Oberli6ter
tlirrten, un0 Die S9er6en fIugen nur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Sir 6er6fzM anGuer Der Jlutte.

@af6ingtOn, &c. Suit Die
Qrmee uno 6lotte 6uben t6reS4iebsz
ri9ter ii6er Die observation-disclosures
an Der utlanttf9er &iiIte i'm Septemz
Der ausgepd6lt. 9us 8riegs : De-
partemsnt bat ben Brigade : @eneral
Sasfer 8. 8IiB unb ben O6eritlieuz
tenant So6n g. @torH bonn QrtiGeriez
Corps auserie6en. Die 6lotte bat
ben @ontre : QOmiruI g. 8. Cooper,
Der BEL Der &iitenOert6eioigung be-
f9Gftigt TT, uno ben Capt. 8iGiam
Spift, elm Mitglieo Der 8eneral48ez
90rbe, ernannt. 9eneral : Maior
MacNrt6ur, Gommdnbeur bes Oeparz
tements bes Sftens, unb gontrezNoz
miral 9igginiOn, @Ommanoeur bes
norOatlantiihen 9e16naoer8, bic beiz
ben Sber : Gommanbirenben, miiITen
ii4 ouf Elm fiinftes M}itglieb Der
S9iebsgeri9ts : 8e60rbe einigen.
Quf jeOem S4iffe unO in iebem Sort
tperben 8edmte bic inbibibueGe 2ei>
ftunqsfG6iqfeit ii6erpa6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Sn gittsburs, pa., tit Puter
guita3 SOnntag geitorben.
= @ater Mi9. g. 3eiQD BON Gu
DannaR, 9a., ftarb auf Der 5a9rt
mad Nep=gOrt an einem S9lag>
flufe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27
Gin rc6trr Nufermeni6.

Repzgort, &c. SuIi. = So6n
6. 2obelb, Der @etretdr Der Union
8uilbing &, 2oan @fOciation," Elm
8epo6ner bes f%uibiOnablen PrOIpectz
9art, @Outb, unO in 2ogentreifen
po6l befannt, bat 8rOOtlpn ben Riifz
fen getebrt, unb Die Sings : GOuntpz
Surp bat iT4 f4On nit Dem Sale be-
i9Gftigt, iintemdlen Der @enunnte Der
l1nterf4Iagung pon $4,000 aus ben
5onbs beg 8au= unb 2ei6 : @ereins
bei9ulbigt ptrb. 2obelp 1T felt benz
IA. Sum- beri4punben, unb Die Poz
li3ei iu9t mad ibm. 2bbelp betrie6
in Or. 504, 5ultOnitraBe, etnen9anbz
i4ublaben. Inter ben angren5enben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Der faon gemeIbete 8eI6luB, buB
in 8apreutb nd4ites Sabr feline sseifs
fpiele ftattfinoen iOnen, fpnoern erit
Qnno 1904, fam ni9t @unber neb=
men. 9rOB aaer ge~gentbeiligen On
fiinDiguneen mar Die Nu9frage mad
ginfrittsfarten in biei fem sSabr eez
rinqer ais leBtes Sabr. @isle 8iIets
limb nod in 9Gnben Der 3piI9en=
hdnbler. 4u9 Die Wpbnungs : Ser
mittler MAIDEN f9lehte @ef6dfte,
nno Der 8eiu6 aus benz 4uslanbe
hat tpeientli4 ubsenOmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

strumptW aarensS pe3talttaten.
Gin 3aumunas 0crfamf npn ansebrodbenen Sartie'n.
Ghqs garden bamu 0Hfn sic Mt Hbrt6m. sic BnNn bel oNWm gatHr MOT gu
bue ehimpf ba6m. sobe Stegnbitn OrDtnNn 5be P3nQt gabhr9
Sine bT5dnte Qahe BON i3papen 2Br 3WHn r4aOOr 2a~=shtnFtr; P1a3t8t Wz 3J
fT; rendrr 9rg 5e uD mr
Cine anqbro8ene qmte BON fbfbtuL s2rosttb4 umO r6aH" 2omn etramPfn; bic 2S
mdtn in bhr Rate i'm Wtrbe bon JE, Tr
s99as eas eHr ann aammshh"pts regular Soc, 100
e3purp GAGE 2gkr 3nn WdnnrzouDfrtmpfs pOBa8Gtt Nufu, idmmti3 SOC. 1 90
g9eess SAGE a1r spnn mdme.s hhnps regular @, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-27

Mit6eQ in 8iltes6arre. - 8ert6eiz
lung Der eingelaufenen urteritiit@
5ungsgel0er. -&o6len6arOne mol
len ben 8etrteb pteber %aufne4men.
- Sine gei4dftige 3eit in 4us@
fint.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-13
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Vancouver, Wash.
May ~, l902.-NOtice is hereby given that In
compliance with the provisions of the act Of
congress of June 3, 1875. entitled An act for
the sale OF timber lands in the states of Cal
ifornid, Oregon. Nevada and Washington ter
ritory," as extended 10 all the public land
states by act Of August 4, 1892,
HARRY dORGUERRE,
Of Republic county Of Ferry, state of Wash
ingtOn hats this day filed In this Office his
sworn statement, No. 2iSl, for the purchase OF
the south half northeast quarter: northwest
quarter southeast quarter and southeast
quarter northwest quarter Of section No. In
township No. north, range No. II east, W M,
and will offer proof 10 show that the land
sought is more valuable for Its timber or
stone than tor agricultural purposes. and 20
establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver Of this office at Van
couver, WASH, on Thursday the 5th day of
August, 1892.
He names as witnesses Fritz lngelhaTt OF
Mill City, Or: Waldo b. Baeh Albert LOB
dell and Robert +. Cox of Portland, oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
abOye-deScrbed lands are requested % Mi
their claims In this ofiice on or bpfore sad
7th day of August, lO2.
myldys W. r. DUNBAR, Register
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-13
Timber Land, Act June 3, lS7S.l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Ofiice, Vancouver.
Wash, May 3, ls04-Notice Is hereby given
that Ia compliance with the provisions Of the
act OF congress of June 3, ls1S, entitled "An act
for the sale OF timber lands tn the states of
California. oregon, Nevada and Washington
territory" as extended 10 all the public land
states by act OF August 4. ls92,
MARY A. LEONARD,
OF Fast Portland, county Of MultnOmah. state
OF oregon, has this day filed In this Office her
sworn statement, No. 2i62, for the purchase of
the NV = of section No. 9. ia township No.
~. range No. n +, and will offer proof %
show that the land sought II more.valuabie
for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes. and % establish her claim "a said
land before the Register and Receiver OF this
Office al Vancouver district, on Tuesday, the
9th day Of July, l9D.
She names az witnesses: Pauline A. Benson
and John Tos OF East Portland. Or: Charles r.
Hollenbeck and viii Manley OF Gilmer. Wash.
PAULINE A. BENSON.
OF Portland, county OF Muitnomah, state OF
oregon, has this day filed In this Office her
sworn statement, No. 2it3. for the purchase OF
the northeast quarter Of section No. 3 In town
ship No. I north. range No. n east and will
offer proof % show that the land sought l.
more valuable for its timber OF stone than for
agricultural purposes. and 10 establish her
claim % said land before the Register and
Receiver of this offic6at Vancouver district,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-13
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, The Dalles, Ole
gon, May p, l902.-Nouce is hereby given that
in compliance with the provisions of the act
OF congress of June 3, 1878, entitled An act for
the sale OF timber lands I'm the states of Cal
iiurnia, Oregon, Nevada and Washington ter
ritory,' as extended TO all the public land
states by act of August 4, 1892, the following
persons have, on May Is, 1902, filed I'm this
Office their sworn statements, towit:
JOHN II. ST. ARNOLD,
OF The Dalles, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon sworn statement No. 15I, for the purchase
OF the northeast quarter section II, township
z north, range east, w. NJ.
CHARLES $. SMITH,
OF The Dalles, county of Wasco, state Of Ore
gon, sworn statement No. 655, for the pur-
chase of the southwest quarter section 2town
ship north, range east, w. NJ
PETER r. OLSON,
OF The Dalles, county of Wasco, state of Ore
gon, sworn statement No. 3J6, for the pur-
chase OF the east half southeast quarter south
west quarter southeast quarter and southeast
quarter northeast quarter section 2 township
z north, range 8 east, w. NJ.
That they will offer proof TO show that tbe
nd sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and to
establish their claims to said land before the
Register and Receiver OF this Office al The
Dalies, oregon, on Friday, the 18th day of
They name as witnesses: j. W. Harvey p r
Olson, z. ). smith, Ole Olson, j. ii. ST. Ar
mold, all Of The Dalles. Oregon
Any and all persons claiming adversely the.
lands are requested i1 file
their claims in this Office on or before said
18th day of September, l9O2
myHlal LAY u IIfCAG Ra,fst.r
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-13
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1881
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Vancouver,
Wash. May =, ia02.-Notice is hereby given
that IN compliance with the provisions OF the
act Of congress OF June 3, ls7s, entitled "An act
for The sale OF timber lands In the states OF
California, oregon, Nevada and Washington
territory, as extended 10 all the public land
states by act Of August 4, lss2,
PETER l.. TOON,
Of Fulton, county Of Multnomah state Of
Oregon. has this day filed in this Office his
sworn statement, No. z50i for the purchase of
the east haiti northeast quarter section 10, and
snuih hall northwest quarter Of section N, In
township No. north, range M. n east W NJ
and viii offer proof 10 shoW that the land
sought j. more valuable for It's timber or stone
than for agricultural purposes, and "a estab-
ish his claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver uf this Office At Vancouver
Wash. on Thursday the 7th day % Angus, ,lssal
lie names us Witnesses Abraham l. Young
and Charles Anderson uf Portland, Or; Her
man Vogelsang oi Rainier, Or; Harry Bur
rows Of Vancouver. Wash.
Ans and alI pefSuus claiming adversels the
ahove-descrihed lands are requested 10 file
their claims Ia this office on or before saia
IN day OF August isSL
myEhl ". 4. DUNBAR. Register.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1902-06-13

count of the loss OF his limb in battle,
and he could draw an appreciative and
sympathetic audience whenever he gave
his war experience.
w. J.Smith, now residing at Astoria
with his family, hunted up the Hood
River crowd He was visited at his
home, and also at the mill where he
is employed, and himself and were
found family pleasantly situated.
Col. Sydney Dell, an old friend and
acquaintance Of the Glacier man, gave
Hood River good write up of about
half column in his paper, the Daily
News.
The Hood River crowd all had rooms
at the Cole house, where everything
was first class and charges reasonable.
The ladies of the GAR. captured all the
comrades of Candy post at the encamp-
ment. A committee Of this order wait
ed upon the encampment and invited
all its members to their hall to partake
of refreshments. About 40 members ac-
cepted the invitation, and before they
got out of the hall they had all taken
the obligation and joined the ladies OF
the G. A. X. This organization is com
posed of the wives and blood relations
only OF civil war veterans. 1t is not
their object to start circle OF the order
where relief corps exists.
Commander Sladen, with an eye
for the fitness of things, selected
the best looking members of the
encampment to act upon commit
tees to visit the Relief Corps and Ladies
of the G. A. r., and of course the Hood
River delegates we're frequently called
upon for this duty. Comrades Blount,
Blowers and Rand did the honors
grandly when presenting and introduc-
ing a committee OF ladies to the encamp-
ment.
+. b. Clark who is clerk in one OF
the departments Of Fort Stevens, hunted
up the Hood River folks on the excur-
sion. Mr.. Clark has good position and
the service has good clerk in the per
son of 4. b. Clark.