davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-10-15

Likewise, Parker has heard some
thing about illegal and dishonest
trusts, but he doesn't know that there
is anything to be done about them.
And nobody cares about his ideas on
that question. He'll never set any
river afire in his indignation over the
trusts: not even a river of petroleum
would be ignited by such a matchl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1904-10-15

The election next month will indeed
turn upon the trustworthiness of the
respective parties, and Republicans
bide the result with the confidence
born of stewardship faithfully,
courageously and successfully admins
tered.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
5 ii y II nbboreibigite
&apiteI.
Saga nuo Der GHslGnScr.

Gie &reolin bate nidt LANCE 3eit
oa5u, init iid) 81 Static 81 geben,
mos tie 5u tbun bate, nm ben iun.
gen Sdburi6 Irmanb, Den iie Go
mono, ben Sobn Geiar's nanitte, Al
retteu. 8elang es Dem i'm Seller
befiublid)en SounO, benielben su
~perlciicn, Damn ml,roe es ~offeltbar,
DAB uIltet Die u~nifornleit Iagen ,llo
Oab Sttaue uno Irmano az Oen So.
lonletuippen geborter.
@Gbrenb es ser 8reoIin porbin
leidt gelrngen mar, Die ~orobenoe Sc.
tabr tor ibnen nod ~ab5uiperl0en, mar
oIcs NIT, beoeuteno idtpieriger se-
pccoen. Ser unermiiOlid) lumber.
iplonirenbe Sounb bate bie Uni
fcrmitiide gefunOen, unb id}on nGber.
te CT lid Der &eIertbiir, INN init lalt.
tenn &uie ms Sreie su gelougen, uno
ieile Sameraoen bon Dem wibtigen
Tilnoe 81 benahri6tieeu.
Sfrea entihloiien rib Saga sic
nieNr1ee Sbiir allf uno iprang NIT
cinenl geibidten Sate in ben Seller
bitab, hcm eritoi,nt "a ibr binbliden.
ocn Souno entgeeen, Ser bel benz
rlGtliden @ri6einen ser 8reolin I'M.
nilfi;rlid einen Sdritt 5uriiftrat.
Sic milo rno brpbeno lobernoen
I%uaeu Saga's perrietben ibm, bob iie
niGtS Gntes inn edible fiibrte.
uSogteit Oh nidt porbin, Oh
Eontberfase, OH fennit Sen Sormer
ino icineu Sobn?" rief err nit bob
niid)em 2ad)en. sd CLAUDE gar,
gu bit cine SerrGtberin, Die es nit
cen peroonlmten SffiSieren Ger Sem.
&c bdltl Sb mill Cir iagen, iper
Der Surmer uno iein Sobn iino! 81.
fi5icre roll oen Solonietrltppen!"
Saga wolte in biciem g~llgenbIide
ihcn eS orlf eilen 9ompf nit benz
Setter Soino onfonmen laiien, lie
ltono sum- Ingriif bereit ga.
uSerrGtGerin nennIt Oh mi6?"
iragte lie, mGbreno eS i'm &eler BUN.
Sci 81 lpcrEen begann.
~S1l ipiait Die Sfii5iere ser Colo.
niciruhpcn IN Sdllt nebmerL 81,
lGItit e5 nit ibnen! SD peib iett,
oob idj MIDI nidt geirrt babel"
@as giebt Cir oenn ole @epib.
be.t?" froate Saga.
rSieie Selueisitiide! Sest ion es
aiid Cir an ben Srasen geben, oenn
Oh bolt gemubt, 'bab Ole geioen oben
Sffi5iere iino!"
guS oen Iugen Der 9reoliu Idol.
len Slise 81 Souno bin.
"Sieb her, Eantberfabe", futr er
fort nno trat al ser Stene Bin, on
held)er Ole llniformitiide laacn. OoGl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
@ierunbbreibia{tes
&apiteI.
Sic Tlmdt bcs Tarmers.

.Glios, borIt On .nid)t, bab ser
@in0 BON briiben Elm @erGuid mie
bon Stinlmen init beriibertrGgt?"
iragte Mrs. Sorns ibren @atten, oils
Der @agen 9egen Ibenb burd elm
@ebol3 biniubr.
Sort oriiben muB elm anoerer
@eg burb ben @alo ii6 bin5ieben,
cher cs liegt bort Der Hano bes
@aloes", mtiportete Der Sarmer.
y@enn gu Stimmen borit, Wnrp,
Damn lit MIR at5unebmen, Dab lie bier
nmberltreifenben ~gn9lGnoern alge'
Doren. @ir mollen 10 itia uno 10
id)rea mie mogli6 meiter pororingen-
9of penn iie uns ieben unb finoen,
lino mir perloren, be0enfe bod MIR
Den GapitGn binter nns!"
Geiar Colbert lag binten IN Dem
%offenen @agen, fat obne iih 5t rib.
rem. Seine @ugen tparen offen unb
icin bleid)es, finiteres @eiift Der.
rietb, bab id,pere, be%lmrubigenoe Sc.
bailfen linn bilrf ben 3opf Sogen.
Der Sarmer trieb fem idon STEM.
lid miioe g%efporoenes Eferb 5ir Gle
al, ipabreno es idneu 81 bunfeln be.
bann.
Ga ploBlid tai,d)te a,tf Der brtrb
cen @alb binfiibrenben StraBe elm
Setter auf. Sorns unb feline Sran
Dermodten nidt gleib at ertennen
mas fir elm Meiter es mar. Der Ibeno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
i6ren &ferber, Inn iid iofort an bas
Nerf All madhen.

i6ren @ferber, I'M iif iofort an bas
Nerf su MADDEN.
Colbert fii9te iid) nit finIterer
9fiellc, a6er oblle ELM @ort SIT Ipre-
den, in oo3 ltJtoerrneiolide. Scr
Snrmer uro ieire Srolt, sic mittIer.
meile pom @ogen qeflettert mar,
idllUebtcn III S~oreshnQit mo iontmer.
ten, oils ioute eS ibnen ans 2e6en
gebelt.
Sic 6orm beieBt lt110 MN oltfJ
nod aeiongen!" meinte @3rs. Sorn8
tlGgIih.
oNiht mobr, Sir, ponbte Scr.
&crn8 iidj an 0en G(nfiibrer, res miro
inns OodJ nid)tS geid)ebcu, SIR mer6et
ms pie0cr frei lniien nid)t mabr?
@tr nliiiien ia 6oh al u~tiarer Sorm
5uriidfebrenl gSir buben Gltren
SolHoten itetS gegeber, mas mir MIR
in @nuie butten."
rgSir piiien iGon, mie melt mon
GnG trnlIcn fnln!" rief Ser Nnfii6.
TER. oG<br bobt eineu &opitGn BON
Sen @aibinGton'iGCn oui Gltrem
&o0eu 6cbnbt, 0o5 farm GltdJ libel
tefommeu!"
SIR. Sorn3 i6(ltg entIeBt 6ie
@onoe 3rIammcn unO ionf ollf feline
&Hiee.
rGo0toeIdoiIen? Meinc Gra,
inlo id? @eiOe?" frogte er, mGbren6
ibn sic l30buc 5uiommenfloppten,
oi@ bate er boS Sieber.
oGoriiber bot ser Sffi5icr 5lt Re.
itimmen. @ortpGrt8! ModJt nidt
10 p;ele ltnitdnoe!"
Ser Sornter unb feline fSrolt reifp
ten i;6 rntbloS uu6 init Dem @lllS-
brhte Ser %cr5peiflltng sic SGroe,
lie ioben ifon ibren SOB Dor glltgen.
Gie Solboten bntten boS Gfero abs
9eidirrt, bns iif) nift perIebt bate,
lnb hoben MN Gen nid,t iebr idape-
rem @agen, nltf nelfem Colbert lie.
Gen blieb, ans ser @ertiefuna unb
rittetan bos %oroertbeil bes Sltbr.
merits nod Ser Slnbobe binauf Damn
ipulnlten lie ons Tfero ipieoer Dor.
Ser Infiibrer Ger Gngldnber be-
fobl DEM Sormer unO ieiuer Srolt,
o1f Den @ogen 81 iteigen, m1brenb
hte Solaaten iid) mieoer auf ibre
%teroe ihmangen uno Ben @agen
ltm5iligelteu:
.Stoite Gid Warp, mein autes
@eib", iagte Mr. Sorns, Dem SbrG-
ncn in ben Illgen itanoen, 5lt ieiner
Srau, ufaIie@trtb per5age nift!2ob
inns lem Spbe ilno aIler Notb uno
Nngit init d)riitlifyer @rgebenbeit emf.
gcaenbliden! @ir baben Dor @ott
tcin llnrcfrt getbon, bos mag inns in
u~rierer idJlperen Gage erbeben."
nSa, elias, On bolt mobl &edlt,
nleil gutter Wom", antrportcte Wrs.
Sorns nit idhpoder Gimme, .ober
nos llng!nd, ras uns credit, lit ooG
gar 81 9rob."
nSornarts!" befabl ser slnfiibrer
Ger Gngldnber uno Die SoIoaten
iomnlt Dem @ogen, ben iie um5ingeIt
hatten, iebten iid) in Sepegirng. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

in Dem G,tgenbIife, tn peIdem
Spuno iid) biidte, iprarg SSoga.nuf
i'm 81 ruto rib i'm nit aQer @etpalt
SIT @ooen.
Gin miitbcn6er 6lltd5 cntran9 iiG
icilen 2ippett, mGbren0 CT SagoJuit
ieinen itarfen Grnlcn podte.
o9o8 lit sic GontberfuBc",
fniribte bo$ 9reoIenmGoden, gDie
&antDerfoee lit Gein Soo!"
GounO meiIlte nit Dem 9reoIen.
lnd6Gen lcift fertig meroen 5lt ton.
men, 0arin bate er iid) aber geirrt.
Saga beioB cine rltgep0bnlide &raft
un5 tor ollern cine 8etpototbeit,
lueidem ibrem 8egner gor15 o6ging.
Sod er iutte iid) ieiter 0egnerin Oa.
Ditrdj no6 ibrem Solie 9riff ltuO lie
81 ertuiirgen periu1te.
nGaS oIIo mar Seine M6Ii6t?"
ri'f er nun III Dem ~Nugenbltfc, in
mclGcm er ifon Sieger 5t iein
idten. ga iouit Oh mir biiBen!"
Saga mcbrte iidJ ber3lpeifelt, lie
IuGte iit ans Sen &Gn6en SOUNDS
III beireiclL Ga ibr sic &uit altsgiltg,
bph er bielt tie felt.
Sn oteiem 9~(ugenblicfe bemerfte
Saga taum 6rei Sfritte bon Iifp an
Der @onO inter 0gn SSeniter eir
Sell. Sic BOT lire gort5e aroft nui
eS SIT crloEgen, un6 rib Sourto NIT
i'd, Ger lie ni6t IoSlieB.
gtot menige S~efunben, ru1o Saga
mare critift. ga gelong e8 ibr, bos
Sell 81 erreiden, uno blisidmea
iiibrte tie eiten 10 piitbenoen nno &c.
tpoltigen Sdlog nof Dem &opfe Des
SolOaten, bob oieier Sen Sails Ser
&reolia loslieB, nm nit ieinen
Irnlen rno Sdnoen ben Sieb ab5l.
reBrer. Sod eS mar SIT ip6t.
Nof einmal, ais tie iit fret fiiblte,
idmang Saga Das Bell.
Sn oenielben Moment 1tieB Der
permlmbet ont Soben liegenbe Souno
etnen &illferuf aus. =
uGie Eontberfate lit esl" siIdte
oaS SreplermGeden. ySq1 iouit Die
llniformen nidyt ans Sogeslift brin.
gen! gotnonb, iein @egIeiter uuS
Saga tperben nid)t iterben!"
Ger Siilieruf Souno's perbautc in
Bent nieorigen Seller, in pelfsm MIN
poliiGe Siuttelbeit berri6te, ,inge.
hort.
Glcit borauf peritummte er bon.
ltGnoi9.
Saga idleloerte oos Sell fort,
BARN iudte lie nod Sen ltnifprm.
itiider, ilcdte lie IN einen Cad nno
nerlicR nit bemielben oen Seller, Inn
Die 8egenltdnbe, pelfe bie eroBte
GeFatr beraltfbeiftporen penn iie &c.
1unlcn ipiiroerl, on einem iideren
Grte 81 uerIteden.
IId broitben botte ii6 bereits bia
obtnolide 0dmmeruna aitsgebreitet.
0ic Scloaten lagen uno itanoen in
eihiIer Gn%tfernung pom Sauie allf
Dem GroBen Tlose lumber. Ser Cor.
tcrcl nit einigen ieiner 2ertte iaB
noGj bel Sctope uno grmano in ser
Stube oes glodbouies, 100 tie eir
Sidt onge5iinoet botten.
Sic &reolin trlig Ben Sad alls
Dem Seller fort, 0eiien Sbiir Tie offen
lieB, uno il,dte iib idpreu nit ben
Slideu einen Sbeil bes @eboftes aus.
o;lf DEM feline Solbuten paren. 60
gelanete tie nod einiaer Belt in Den
Staa, fletterte cine 5u Dem iiber Dem.
ielben befitoliden Seubcben fiib.
renee Setter binauf uno nabm BEN
Sad NIT. Sic beubiidtigte, beniel.
ben oben gan5 binten i'm Se,l su per<
bergen, inoem ie iib iagte, bab oie
Soloaten ihn ba nid)t 70 leif)t finSen
r!irSen. SIM Stalle unten uno auf
Dem Serboben mar Giemano, Der lie
iab uno bcobadtete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19

bic n,dt rpiiitn wobin 3u gebtn UNI pdfieus
ees Saro bI tlneei, louten Ratb nebmen pom
Senen, bic Grfabruus babeu. llniere l7s
iabrise Sbdti9teit i'm 9aub8eddft bat ms
piele 6rtabrunS gegebeu. llnb bieie iaat
Sbusn Siss: Siuo sic wenigerb es
mtttelt, tOuuen Gle uir9tnos
~ bel ertbueu nj In elmer ber
! d. ScI39eseubeu bes
portb eilbaftiS betaunten Staa.
ties " iuueot a.
llniere .Rbiue gate RoIorie," an
Der Sauptbabu ;,pildeu ct. Yaul NIB Sus
liitb, ben S~auptmGrfteu bes Torbpeieus,
seleger, bietet Sbnen bic bette @elestnbeit,
eiile iorSloie uub ii6ere Sutuuft uno cine
l6one Seimatb inter gauoSlsuteu iib ,u
biloeu. Tas pra6tuolle SoiI weldeS alS
logs, ties unb cordwood eiueu reihliheu
@bias iiubet, bssablt has 9anb uno bic Sie.
ten nit benz ipnioeri6oneu SraS, gebsu
Sbien Gtle9enbett uon NnfdnS ab Sieb 10
balteu. ueber Ia, 900 Ider baben mir pGbs
reno ;pei Sabre al eeutide 2lniieoler pers
fault. SIr bic peridieoeusu @laubeusbe,
tenrtilt,le b1bei mir 9elor9t, inbtm fiir cir
leeeS ELI Sowuibip ~reierpirt III. &ebrere
Sdulbduier limb pGbreilb ots letter CONS
merS gebaut. Weoeu Der por,iieli6at SO.
oeilbeldafIenbeit, ummittelbareu Ndbe at
ben Sanptmdrtteu ianumt ipeSel bes lhuels
len SelisoeluS ipiro has S0uo bier in Fur,em
III eiiIem lebr bobsu Prsis iteioen. gS:r eiea
ilen nod 10 900 Ndsr aus9eiuhten 9anbes,
lpsltes mir gum SSreiie pom $6-10 pro
ader oui lsidte SebiusuuSeu gum Ssrfauie
auSbieter. Wir baben aud etli6t
suite i'm pr owed farms. Gle &unos
reiie BON ct. Yaul uab Der 8olonis foftet
bios S?.1O. R0uferu peroeu $40. 90 iiir
&siieuutoiten uersiitet.
Weseu Ndberem uno elmer i60nen Rarte
pon Wiunefota, Die oui gsrlau9eu itei gus
9eionbt wirb, idreibsm gle al has alt.
etablirte Solouiiotiousaei6Git
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-19
II. LOHRBAUER & Bro,

1877 e. 3rd Str, . ST. PAUL, MiNN.
N. b.. - lnier Rhine Lake. mub uiht ma bern
Meter ubroti4 se:9ensn Rainy Lake" sss
rsoie't .psrpeL u
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
ut saved M Leg.

p A. Danforth Of Lagrange, Ca, sui-
iered for six moBths with a irightfu.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17

he tells the Glacier that the business is
shaping itself up splendidly. The Par
adise laundry secured a a1arge number
ofpatrons at the outset, and every one
of them has found the work perfectly
satisfactory. se
The fact that Mr.AC0le's laundry
turns out work equal to that of the
Portland laundries insnres q success in
bis venture here. And now that just
as good and even better work can be
done at home, there is no reason why
Hood River people should continue to
patronize out Of town laundries. It's a
business proposition todpatronize the.
Paradise laundry. If this Iaundry's
work wasn't first class, the Glacier
wouldn't say this, Give your work to
Mr.. Cole and help a home industry.
About 81, 600 have been expended in
aud fixtuTess sand Mr. Faw-
sett says In very short time the. Par
adise laundry will be eXpehding $500 or
more "a month with Hood River people
for labor, ETC. At present. the ihstitu-
ton gives employment to s people.
This glaundry uses no chemicals and
makes Its own soap, preferring TO buy
the materials here rather than the soap
in Portland - .-tfH 7tfT' ~
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
J.. Prediction,

SpriHgeIIilI Farm, March IA, 1901
Editor Glacier: Russia seems to be in
trouble. j was born under the Russian
flag, bnt | have none Of the Russian
blood In NY veins have no pity for
the Russians. Let me say that in all
the wars Bussia has had in my days
she,was slow from the beginning. Look
back tothe Turkish war. If it had not
been for Bpglands saIurkish women
would he without the -rag over their
faces taday.a1I have no pity for Eng
land, either. AT the time Of the Grim
can var ran from the English Rus
sia Was a. war withrfve nations at that
time, So there will be five engaged
soon again We will see.
7. tg- j p ifiIISTR0M
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
A Comedy by U5Me Talent.

White Salmon, WASH sMapeh 13, 1904
Editor Glacier: The greatest sensation
of the season is now 0n!B The people of
Western Klickitat county can be con-
graduated on this rare treat they are
nov enjoying. The sensation Is a grand
spectacular newspaper duel, repre-
senting both great expense aud energy.
The star actors are the well known
lGoldendale Sentinel and the White
Salmon Enterprise While the latter
has not been before the public so long
yet by dramatic critics quite favorably
spoken. of. The actors are ably sup
ported by strong cast of characters,
correspondents aud newspaper clip
pings The production is twentieth
century rendering of mud-slinging by
means Of printers ink. The stage set
tings and scenery are up to date in
every respect. This arrangement has
Fa tendency TO cast Spanish bull ring
expectancy over the audience. At
their last appearance BE actors received
tremendous applause. Both were
clothed in righteous Indignation. Each
had wound around los head printers
towel, with a goose quill stuck on one
side as an emblem of his chosen pro-
fession. After the curtain boy had
whistled Cor the lime lights 10 be turn
ed on, the orchestrast struck up, sThere'll
be Hot Time IN the Ola Town To-
night" Before the last notes had
ceased to reverberate-througt the vas'
auditorium, both actors faced tlfesau.
dience. N0i beiag compelled 3 sail
for their cues, they eommenced the
/ performanre. As tile production is
rather a double extravaganza, they
both acted and spoke at the same time
each relying on his vocabulary eff chnic,
epilhets, vitupefstinn and reputation
to .amuse the audience Among toe
audience was noticed some cf our best
Z people. Increased interest, as well a,
box receipts, are reported ~
A 6ALLEBS Con.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
SeIf.DenIaI Effort

Undoubtedly no other igi0us move
ment since the days of John Wesley.
who said The world is nv parish. y
has taken such hold upon the masses
and been such factor for good and for
the regeneration of the people as the
Salvation Army. Like their prototype,
the Methodisis, they were at first mis-
understood, misreprese nted and perse-
cuted, but now they are universally re-
spected, and where fittingly appreciated
and encouraged, doan immense amount
OF good
By means Of their simple but feryent
revivsl meetings, their various social
institutions, such US salvage stores. in
dnstrial homes, wOrkingmen's hotels.
slum and rescue homes, labor bureaus.
etc, they are retaining thausanis OF
the worst and must degraded meu wn-
men and even children, everywhere.
They are deserving, therefore, Of both
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
Concert al One Mormon l,harcn.

The Jolly Jokers Concert Go. will give
an entertainmentat the Mormon church
south Of town on Thursday night March
81 WHICH will consist of vaudeville
sketches, monologues, lightning changes,
specially acts, magic and mystery and
character ifnpersenations. Good music
and good seats; A good moral entertain
ment. Admission 25c, children l5c
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17

the moral and financial support of all
who wish to benefit their fellowmen
in the most practical and common
sense way. N
The Army anHeunces1t 1tsenngal week
Ebf prayer and self dentAl1p tak dplaae
March 27 to April 8, and though daily
practicing se1f.denial, its members
agree during, this special week to do
without all luXuries, and even some of
the necessaries of life, III order TO help
swell the general fund lin aid of the
home and foreign missionary work of
the organization.
#af OurTeadeFs will be urgently appealed,
to by the officers and soldiers 0fsthes
salvation Army locally to assist In this
commendable effort. Those, who are.
not in tbs. habit of denying themseIves
can afford to do so. at this time, and
prove with.the Salvatienists-that "It
is more blessed to give than to receive. =,
Z Arrangements ilaes been made to
hold Salvation Army fevivais. at the
United Brethren church in Hood River,
March 81 and %, at p. M, by Ensign
William Buikena and Lieutenant Ner-
non McManemy of The, Dalles.i =,
Paradise Laundry is Doing Good Work.
The Paradise steam laundry which.
opened for business at Paradise farm
about six. weeks ago, has had its ma
chinery in perfect working order for a
month or more and is turning out a
class Of work that is not excelled by
the big laundries Of Portland, Rich
ard Fawsett from California, an expert
laundrymah Of II years experience,
has been secured by Mr.. Cole to super
intend, the business. Mr.. Fawsett took
charge about'the first of February, and
- - 7ft 7ff TTE
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
THE DAVIDSON FRUIT co

At length we tried DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, and our darling
was saved. He's now sound and well. !"
Everybody ought to know, it's the only
sure cure for coughs, colds and all lung
diseases. Guaranteed by Chas. N Clarke,
druggist. Price SOC and 81. Trial bot
ties free
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
InlIamm0t0ry RhenmatiSm Cured

William Shaffer, brakeman of Den
nison, Ohio, was confined to his bed for
several weeks with inhammatory rheu-
matism. ~ used many remedies" he
says. "Finally / sent to McCaw's drug
store for a Bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, at which time | w@sNnable to use
hand or foot, and insgile. week S time
was able togo to- wofR.Sas happy as a
clam" For sale by all druggists.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17

results from cold or from an attack OF
the grip, and that by giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy the threatened at
tack of pneumonia may be warded off.
This remedy is also hsed byphysicians
in the treatment Of pneumonia; with the
best results. DIR. w. Smith Of san
ders, Ala, who is also a druggist, says
of it: 81 have been selling Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and prescribing it
in my practice for the past six years. /
use it in cases Of pneumonia and have
always gotten the best results" Sold by
all druggists.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17

running sore on h's leg, but writes tina
Bucklen's Arnica Salye wholly cured if
in five days. For ulcers, wounds, pilesf
it's the best salve in tbe world. Cur.
Guaranteed CHly g5e Sold by Cha .
N Clarke, drGggist.A -.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
PlanoI.s. b. and Organs.

eItyou.are thinking OF buying, you can
save younfare to Portland by calling on
Stuart's confectionery and1oyster par
lors. Theyasell Tor that welPand favor
ably known firm, ,fAllen X Gilbert, sue
cessorslto WileN B.eAllen CO...
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
Rest RemedY. For Constipation.

"The finest remedy for constipation |
ever used is Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets, says Eli Butler OF Frank
vile, N. Y. "They act gently and with
ont any unpleasant effect, and leave the
bowels in a perfectly natural condition" "
Sold bY all druggists
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
Tragedy Averted.

Gust in the nick OF time urlittle boy
was saved writes Mrs. W. Watkins of
Pleasant City, Ohio Pneumonia had
PLAYED sad havoc with him, and terri
ble cous set in BESIDES. Doctors treat
ed him, but he grew worse every day.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
Money for Road Improvement

H. Il, Blocher, who solicited sub
scriptions and labor for the improve
meGt Of that part of the county road
running south from the Valley Chris
tian church to the top of the Singer
land hill, met with substantial encour-
agement, Following is a list of the
subscribers and the amounts they pro-
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1904-03-17
PrOper Treatment Of Pneumonia.

Pneumonia is too dangerous disease
for any one to attempt to doctor himself,
although he may have the proper rem
edies at hand. A physician should al
ways be called. 1t should be borne in
mind, however, that pneumonia always
Arizona republican., 1904-10-09
A SALE OF BOOKS.

Never before in the history of Tempe were as many books sold at one time and at as low prices. As was announc- ed some time since the entire library Of books belonging to Rev. Martin Bird, pastor of the Congregational church here for several years, were sold at public auction to satisfy a debt for storage. Most of the books were of a type that would be of value to a clergyman only and consequently sold for practically nothing, considering their actual value. On account of the low price, however, a number of Tempe people developed remarkable tastes in reading matter and purchased what ever was put up. For instance, E. C. Woodmansee while not considered an authority on the dead languages. promptly bid in a testament printed in Greek. Other things besides books were sold, but a few things of a per sonal character were retained and will be taken in. charge by Rev. l<loss and in case MT. Bird is ever heard from they will be returned to him. It was understood that he was in St. Louis but all efforts to establish communica- tion with him at that place were un- successful and the only way to dispose of the things seemed to be to sell them to the highest bidder.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-09

great help to him. Keeping books is hard and cOnhning work and few hours spent each night in walking the floor will be a pleasant and profita- ble recreation, as well as good exercise
 Dr. Moeur complained that it was not fair; that the republican party was making too much headway It was with joy, therefore. that in the after noon he announced the arrival of a democratic voter in the home of l. Lehman.
 Both Mir. Stewart and MT. Lehman promptly put a box Of cigars on tap and every one ir town smoked yester- day.
 John Daniels was unfortunate. A new addition to his family meant noth- ing to either party. It was a girl. Nev- ertheless he is as proud as either of the others, and like them had a box Of cigars open in the Mercantile. Tempe is flourishiug.
Arizona republican., 1904-10-09
CASE DISMISSED.

The trial Of Tom Rogers Of Phoenix was set for yesterday morning Tn Jus tice NieIson's court but when 1t came time it was learned that the case had been settled out of court and the party who made the complaint had with drawn it. It was nothing serious to start with. During the democratic rally here last Tuesday evening Mir Rogers had a little trouble with Harry Bennett both gentlemen being from Phoenix and during the talk that en- sued he slapped MT. Bennett, who promptly swore out a warrant for his arrest