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II THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1S94. The Weekly Ghromcle. nKKi,o "" "" " .. on-., THI I) VL1 K EulervJ at the iiflu-v t Th ! itati; itnums. a IVruover it ,wni.M arrlan o: :;al Traurvr upt. : Puh-ii In.t Attoni.-y m uaU'r. tjugrvasm;-!!. dlau l-ruu? K K k im .-iul ..r'bt'.l'.p M.ihan ltl..U it M irani M ulU'Tr.ili .J V l-.iil.ft .J. H Mltrhv:: iH liiTmal.u w I. K..: X II ll (eisTi nrrirm. (rtUBM Ju.tjV... 8Sntl.. ConiBUMLOutrr t.so ... . M Kc!.hv V. ni. Mioneii AWUDt f It lfi,f,j Burreror E K T Burn-.iteuaei'.t t! fubiic sk'tioKis Ttov stiriiey Corener V. . H. bult foi: nn: I'Rist irit. Governor M Kic'.ey if "swinging 'round the circle" and it meeting w ith such an ovation at i seldom accorded a public niau. TLit showt the extent of the interest of the people in the political and financiul situa:ion. William McKin ler it in no tense a great man. I'ozen of repnhlicant can le fonnd w ho out-top him intellectually a? far a M'.. Hood doet the mountains around it. I: is not the man whom the people delight to honor but the principles embodied in the bill wtik'h '..ears his iian.e. and which trpities Americanism. The man repre- : tents :he theory and prao:ice of the re publican iiar:?, ati J ti.e enthusiasm with which he is receive ! demonstrates the feeling of the country. It is simply an endorsement of the principles of protec- tion. and a condemnation of the theories He says he did not want the nomination, dren and w idow s ot soldiers s.ain in of the democratic jrtv. It is a g'anJ and we believe him. It is no ripe plum battle gained for him the titie of "liie ovation and Governor McKin.ey may his democratic brethren offered him. soldier's friend." He supported Horace well feci proud of it. Could the nomio- They told him frankly they wanted liim Greely for tiie presidency, and sulf ation for the presidency te made to- "to lead them in their hour of danger." Ujnentlv joined the democratic party and morrow. Wm. McKinley would tie the Hill was equally frank and gave the was by them elected three successive nominee without a doubt. Hut unfor- committee to understand that he had : terms to congress, serving from l"! to tnnately L-r him mire than :;. years little hopes of winning, and said: "If 15S7. In his death the country loses a must e!ape before that event, and in that time his star wi 1 set. Tne same . fate wil' perhaps follow the hopes of an abler man. Tom Reed of Maine, who is in our opinion the shrewdest politician and one of the ablest statesmen in tiie coun try. The yuays, tiie Cameron?, the Clarksor.s nominate the president, and the fate of those who Income prominent too early has always been defeat. It waa to with Webster, with Clay, with Conklir.gand with Elaine. The rabble of little great men fell upon them and des- troved. But whoever the candidate may be, tne public demonstrations, in dorsing the principles of the republican party, may well assure him of a phe nomenal rote in 1S96. TO FEED THE LEA Ik Three Lacks loaded with our Chinese , population, and a bountiful supply of lireworkt and eatables, went out to the graveyard this afternoon, it being the , semi-annual feast of the dead. The cer- emonies are interesting, but about the only intelligible thing a w Lite man can decipher is the distribution of food and the sprinkling of the graves with China gin. A varnished pig. with not a plain unvarnished tail, holds the place of honor on these ot ca-ions, and used to be lett in the cemetery, an offering to the dead, hut in San Francisco the ir- revfrrent hoodlums used to follow the procession and 11 their unregenerate stomachs with the funereal hog and ; sweetmeats, to that the cusioiu has been changed and tiie hog is brought , home to pad out the frontispiece of the live Celestial, the offering now beink only enihiematical. The ceremonies conciaae witii the pouring o! a libation oi ttma g;n on me graves, mii.cn is .... ... , it ' putting of it where it will do the most t -it .... good by doing the least Larm. The t whoie proceeding seems to be a matter t . . . , 4. . . . of co d bueines with the Chinese, for ; they cerum:y have less veneration for . A li. Jll. ... n.l. IIK UU .AU . i: 1 ULUCI UIUUU UUC4TLU. - . , . j' . , ,'. arm.li1 r.itr (1r trirA linn., aaa Hnf-lr . It - r.m, r-i : ana xrin(fe 01 rniaea sausage, long . drawn; out, eeem to our eyes a ratter J inappropriate offering for the spiritual ; comfort even of a Chinaman, but as the corpse wreni to stand it without kick- iiii.-, it niut lie all rieht. I HOLMES DEAD. Oliver Wendell Holmes, the well-1 known xiet and author, died at bis . home ou iM-acun pinm jKjnujn , i yeterday. Heart failure ; l- :15 p. in w the immediate cause of death, thuairh the doctor has slowly failed for ttie past four or five years. An astb-; indemnity to pay the expenses of the ! the action of the jndge concerning them, ! P092 lr- J H- MfI"' Strength matic difficulty aluo assisted in the final j war. Corea will probably be declared ; it is proper to say that Judge Scott, like 1 en'"8 Cordial and lilood J'urifier. It re-bt-ftkiug down of the aged "Autocrat." j free from allegiance to China, and Jap- j ome others who have been promoted to ' loreB lo"t treinfth. gives vigor to cir T. u days ago Dr. Holmes returned to anese influence will be in the ascendency j the bi-nch, fancies he is above criticism. ' cull'on promotes good appetite and a hl Roftun residence from bis summer , there. As a matter of future safety i The courts are verr properly given fiow of cheerful spirits. I'rice $I.(H pr home at Beverly I arm. Before that ; also the Chinese Empire may be snrre- ! jK.wer to cornel resrect, or at leant the j 1? "i'co" "Bl6 b? S"i''"'Kiner'':-v ,.,, !.t s.-cptoms of improvement in his gated, as proposed, and made into three sembianc-e of it, while in sesnion, not ' ' c-.i.dition were noted, and the removal ' distinct kinifdoms. for the induv hut for tl.f. V,ni,- I,w 1 Scene : t-ampmeeting ; young man ' tiiought advisable. It appears, Loiterer, to Lave been very fatiguing n 1 the doctor did not regain his f'jrmer ( iiiditioB. Last Friday be Lad an at- t-nk of heart failure, w hicb with Lis l..r g-standlng asthmatic trouble, pre- t -u ed tun, out this morning bad ap- p-ent!y recovered. After Lil pbyci-, .1 l J. w-,.. u, uv.nn, lue UW.WT i seized with a severe spasm and be ! ' i- medical aid u'.d W called be Lad I 1,e onconsciousior a: n ume previous w nis aeatn. - -,r uuu ..i. inrne were gauiereu me members o his family. Judge Oliver j K tiLi welloiu I J. Holme, nephew of the pi surviving on;i ...I K ptiew ol Hie poei Al. ' tiiiuifh lii tiealt: tHvurred e.Hn aflrr iridday, it did not Letvuie known until a late hinir tuiiight. The 1ioiim darkened, ai.d the po'.u-e guarded the entraiu-e to prevent the household from Wing d:?turl'd. FUCIT. IT H'Vl' kivu: Iirotlier iiour'.ay, of the Klirkitat He- publican, in tieaking of the Hood Kiver frnit exl.i:it lat fall, saxs the "largest and tines: apples of that exhibit were raised in K'ickitut county." The larg est apple of that exhibit was ruised in Klickitat county, but not the finest. : White i-almon raises apples the same as Hood River, but outside of one or two mail selections. White Salmon took no j jie foresaw the magnitude of the w ar. part in the exhibit. The finest apples Bnj m nru t tie first call for troo. was in that exhibit, where all were tine. , made, supplied So.OOO more than was were raised in the foothills, ton to fifteen called for. Although this action was re miles south of the town of Hood River. : pudiated by the tec-etary of war the and were grown by A. Pishrow and ' governor obtained aujhority from ttie Pave Cjoper. White Salmon could legislature to equip them at the state s make an astonlthing apple exhibit, but expense, and they became known as the on the occasion tpoken of did not do so. pennsvlvania Reserve," and it is need As a matter of fact, the White Salmon e t0 a"jj st.re accepted by the govern country and that of Hood River are nient , weeks later. In tiie early practically the same in soil and climate. ,iavs 0f tiie war , ut,n ev,,n ti,e in.mortul and consequently in productions. The Lmcoj,, hesitated about cal.ing for more tame may be said of a portion of Skama- troops, l.overnor Curtin called a council nia county, the Underwood brothers f .i,,. ov,.rnors and hoi.l v t,ledued owning ranch near the mouth of the White Salmon that cannot be beaten in either Oregon or Washington. UU.1. ACCEPT. Ser.ator Tavid I'.ennett Hill has len formally notified of his nomination for governor of New York and has accepted, we win this contest it w ill lie the party's I victory not mine: if we lose, it will ie the party's fail which w ill be involved with n:y ow n." If there is a man in the country iio can read the political situation, that man is Hill, and that he sees and interprets the writing on the wall is self evident. He goes into the fight half-heartedly, but nevertheless will make a rryal battle when once his lllilAil is t- '--!. o i , fitv depends on the water suppiv and The campaign in New l ork will !,.,' . . the most exciting ever fought in this country. TIIE 'KLICKITAT EEI'IBLICAX. : The first cumber of the Klickitat Re- publican, published ct GoldenJale, and not written to find fault with what has ; edited by that versatile newspajier man, ' been done, but to protest against a fur 1 Hugh Gourlav, reached us this morning. ' ther continuance of anv tvstem, either The paper is straight from tiie shoulder ' republican, and will make its influence felt. We realize under what difficulties ' that i?ue was printed. The material of the office had been in the Columbia flood here, and was much of it not only pi, but very badly soaked and dirty pi at that. Under tnese circumstances the ; paper is not so neat typographically as it will lie in the near future, bat the wonder to us is how so good a paper was gotten out under the circumstances, The Ciikomcle extends its best w i.-hef to the new exchange, and hop's it may have that patronage the merit of its editor entities it to. """"r We don't know anything about the book trust, but we do know that the present text books used in the schools have given general satisfaction, and wtine it may be possible to improve on them the time is not at hand fur so Going. iet tne ume improve beiore we . - v. l , . i i attempt to improve the school books, t - . When Hoke Smith returns to Georgia. ' and Grover slumbers in innocuous des-. t , . . , , . , uetude, when labor finds employment i and capital investment, then when the ; . r. .... 7 A I t "I" 1." i 1ICOU u fcUC l.UJI.T IB rfti 111111,' PI 1 1 1 1 f . 1 , 1 1 1 L- ,,, , " .t . , , Will 1. Iimtn rrr tnln iKn I.b i b "va j quesiion. Just now ttie tieads ot tne fami!ie are demoting rnont of their tioje 1 to hDBtling something to go into the ' school boy's stomach, and what g-jes , into his head, while vastly important, is ! nevertheless secondary. i From present indications the attack of ' Japan on China will 1 called off by Russia, England and France just as soon as it is demonstrated that the Japs are ! annc iu tnuir i eaiiij:. r.ngianu anu Russia will each demand a slice of ter- 1 ritorr mie japau win nave to conieru , herself largely with glorr and heavy i The state of Oregon pays no.WiO for j something it doesn t get. It pays that amount to the raHroad commission and ' V absolutely nothing in return. The ; coming legislature has several very im-1 porUnt . duties to perform but among them all, none is more needed than the rl ,.f .. 1. v :.i. .1 i - uuUC, .u,tU ..,,.,.,,, rinssion was created. The members of commission are excellent centiemen. t . , ... , , . , . , , , , na.no neeaoi lueir ai.egeo , '..r, muu .10, wo mucn vo pay , it - -" . juuaeunp inpe. x,j an ( nens let the commission be abolished. . . ... . v ... . .. ,.iri in, p 1 Andrew liregg I urtm, one l tne iuhi and oertaiuly one of the grvaWKt of the famous "war governor," died at his home in Jleilefonte, I'a , Sunday morn- iiiK. October 7lh. He was Kirn in lie'Ae- finite. I'a., April C2, 1S15. His father rame from In-lnml in 17t3 and ectab- ; li-hed one of the first iron manufactories the slate near IMlelonte in 107. The ton studied law and was admitted to practice in ISo'.t, ttion lieootuing prom- jn.iit. He entered polltim a a whig laboring for Harritou't election in 14, and successfully canvassing the state for Clay in 144. In ISixl lie was the re publican candidate for governor and carried the state by a majority i.f "c'.oOO. In his inaugural address be advocated the forcible miiresion of secession. Pennsylvania to lurnish her ijuota of trooi'S however iarge it might If. This action was followed by Governor Tod of Ohio, and Morton of Indiana, s .h.iiding up the hands of the president during the very darkest hour of the rebellion. His devotion to the cause, his t.rclessness in looking after and providing for the chii- true patriot, and one of the few realiv great figures of those pVeat days - 1'I.AIS FACTS. I What we said yesterday concerning the fire and the w aterworks made one or more persons lee! sore. We regret that it did : but we regret more that the cir cumstances compelled us to say just w hat we did. The verv existence of the the fire department. Loose or careless methods in either cannot lie tolerated. !and surely a newspaper that is to tender of some one's feelings as to remain siieut tinder the circumstances is derelict in its duty to tiie public. The article was in the management of the water supply or the Cre department, that does not give us tiie very best service in !olh. The member? of the fire department all are excellent men, but there is room for improvement in the department. A honk and ladder company is needed, and when that is provided the boys should pet in and drili. The pressure, and the full pressure, stiouid l? kept on the mains, especially at this season of the vear. Tiie tirni five uiinntei at a lire gnt;r. ally decide whether it is to be a trifle or a ralaniifv. Iet the past jro, for we cannot change it. hnt the future we may make for ourfelveK. I?t ae eeetliat we make it a e would have it. We will add, however, that Mr. Nor man slat poeitiveiy that the full force of the water from the epper rewrroir ; a as od tiie mains at the time the fire ; broke ont The utatement in i-firmho. 1 uroke oni" ADe Biaiemeni is corrooo- rated by others. We Lave no reason for i iinn..tinr tw v.n..n'a k. : of others who are in tuition tn L-nn OI ol"rB w no are in position 10 Know. This relieves him from anv blame in the matter. Mr. Worsiey is positive the fe ..... ..u.u.uc , ' ..!.,.. 1... . . 1 U ui n.c.tj lumm iie . . , - . ....... oeen sonieining oui oi nx wud it. now. : ever the eriden-e back" op Mr. Nor-1 man'i auteuient, and ai the matter i ' the less said about it the better. I Judge Scott of Omaha is afterKditor j Rosewater. of the ftmaha TUe. .hum h. I I intends to punish for contempt of court, i Kosewater. it seems . criticised the action 1 0f those aDnlvinir to 1 natura'ized i the inference drawn by the editor from i ti,e questions being that the judge aras all A. r. A., and that he refused to nat i uralize Catholir-s. Without entering int.n tl.B r.rr.r.riiv ,.i ti..i,,i;,.n. . ! HcoU wj., find Moft fje jB Ujro , th.. not W ,!,;,.;., t,M ie jajjcia 0fr,0e. The office of 8UrireU)e judge of the sute of Nebraska ! j, ,n ,l0nored onB( but lhtt reMKjn ; wby long-eared individual, who by the iKIIor.nc. ,nd prejadice of v oters, is , .i.i,i i ! t ..-...,1 , j, j, u, ,und in awe of him. ! " j The fliatrift fair ririria trilav anrl a. ' - I - - . i - - , ,,0, .,, it c;otM to nole tl,e Un WM the lw.t ,nd mo.t iirjenkiIy ronized meeting the society Las held, of onr Dier.h.nU are preparing I Jt (i.f.l W.IK IpI'I f. ti.u'i. .... . 1 cjuiwii, inn win n ihuuiu mm -.. exauinlB. The fair heretofore have not lianas sucitt'inful a thev should have . mn , coliseouentlr the inlerent n' nut no great ua it should Uv To remedy ' t!ii m atari must le made mime time. and that tune is at hand. Mae a good showing this year, and mxt year yon i' ,. the reie.ilti In the interent taken ' ,v other eilrlutor. and the larger at-, t,.IKUt:ee. Build the matter up; an. I commence now. The t i.rl.iitilra I ran Many are the attempts l i.l-i.;i! the forbidden fruit. Some say it was the tig, others tiie grae. others again the 'pomegranate; -hut the mo: "Arabian Nightish" description iaints it as an ear of w heat, w hich looked like a ruby and w as as big as an ostrich egg, and grew n:i a tree whose trunk was like gold, its hrancnes like si'ver and its leaves emerald. Our first parents were expelled almut I! o'clock of the afternoon of Friday, the 10th of May, having resided in Fden seven years, two month, two weeks and three days. Adam was banished to Ce ion and F.ve to Mecca, and they re mained apart for years. Adam, according to some accounts. Sienl half this time weeping, with his fai-e to the earth : other?, h ss charitably, aver that li is solitude was cheered by I.ilith. who resumed her former relations with hill.. When lie repented and rejoined I've, lie begged that something might In-given him from the happy garden "f ir.no, em e which he had forfeited, and lo' in an ser t) his prayer, three archangels were sent to liiui Michael bring. ig gold, Gabriel frankincense, and Raphael myrrh mystic gifts, in after years associated with the offering of tiie Maci, w liom early Christian tradition identified with Unoch, Meichisedek am! Hlias. All ' the Year Round. The Arkansas Kl. Something like a year ago. w iiile edit- I ing the Glacier at Hood River, it be--ame i our painful duty t write up a kissing I match that occurred lietween a young lady w ho had just arrived from Arkan sas a. id her oniiest only, who had pre ceded her, and w horn she had not seen , for a year. That match occurred on the arrival of the west-bound passenger train, in charge of Conductor iier.-ien-ring, time 3 o'clock p. m. Glendenning , held the train so that the passengers could take notes of the result, and charged the delay up to the Columbia river scenery. We said at the time there was nothing on earth to eijua! the I kissing power of an Arkansas girl, and this assertion has received ocular and i osculatory proof. A tew days ago three other Arknnsas . ladies arrived on tiie morning train, and . the first hugging match was multiplied ! by three. Those who saw it say it was worth going miles to see, and that when lip met lip and broke away again there , was a sudden smacking together of the air that resembled the expiring irurn'.e of a bathtub. Tle girls each singled out her feilow mid went for h;ui then and thar. Since that occurrence every oid bui he ior in Hok1 Kiver iu ln inqu.fii.g the price of tickets to Little I.ock, and each and every one of them declare that the recent cyclone at that place wan ti.f reuit of a kifitng bee in the next county. Charley Miller was in charge of the train, and as nn advertUpuicnt of the scenic beauties of the mute, held the train for five minutes, and until the male members of the kissing party be gan to show signs of weakening. Fur the manv accident" that occur about the farra or househonid, ttnvh a i.nma ...ouu ....,;.... .. i wounds, lutes of animal, u,oi 111 toes or in--f- ,k.m . ,,. . t awa a.rr aT.B.tI7, I'l Uirm, I (UR, laZL'rli . '. ii i.' 'tlL , , body, or the ailments resulting from ex ! posure as neuralgia rheumatism ec ' I. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil I ini ones, acnes or pains in anv part ol the. 1 ex-1 . D -VII Hill . 'I 1.1 II . . .... menl riaa proved lUell a ovi"rtML'n n-m ' " edv. I'rice 25c, 6fc and 11.00 per bottle. For sale bv the Snipes- Kinerniv Dru Co. Mason Did your daughter marry into one of the families of reigning lieraian princes? Billionaire I judjre so. I notice that it's been raining Dutch no- wem.f" ?!" iiere ever Sinre. The j i jiitiuunjBaer. When rrsons are weak and languid, ' 'rom 'c'tnew or ovei''"'k, fee! debil-1 ' "n "laicaiion ' tht the lood ia out of or1'!r- - tl'J' I nCT:u ""'P 10 Hie luweraule I feeling. The lest remedr for this nur coming down from the mourner's bench. Anioo fr.end grasping him by the '.l W!! wi:h 0ilr on1, rotier Young man 'ruefully Yes,, but I've lost mv hat-Life. Every mother should know that croup can be prevented. The first svmptom of trn. rrmtn i.hr.,.. r.:. i..i. : r - lowed by a peculiar rough cough. If Chamberlain's Cough Keinedy is given fM.T. aa iin aa tl,a .A I ' j . . , tmiu i:i Jlll'-r b(KrM w even ,ftPr tl,e g,, ,jR. (,(t. vei,d it will prevent the attack 5) cent bottles for sale by Houghton, druggists. Blakeiey A ' i : i . . . ... .ii t i .. . i... - aa m Liir 11 i ... . . . , . t ni-y are m.ain.- -..-i.- - iraiirmw m Ill Kalian. '"I that tXilniuiM me mnmi laoj with sti.i.leii inter.-.!. -II t-ver they 1 ! l'i! k;. out there and run to r mure"." - h .(..llrllul. :aivv i t tl. I'liioii I w that an other American diopied dead ill l.on loll etcrdav. It bv oi t he Mai. hut Ian I oor cIih(. vniirlio.ly must hiivenf Icred to put liim up a! one of the ileeei.t clubs . The Fx iericiui'd One. Angry stage man iger 1 think 1 11 l.o in and smack the face nt! thai drunken coryphee. first Comedian kindly' Ah, my Irien.l, but she's loaded lor hear I I't.e syiiipailiix -r. Ti ncln i l "ite an example of the good ness of in..!. Ihck Hick lie allows, the iim' i.l hi- i. alio' a- en I ir-er on the American silirr do';,n. The I Mcoverer. hefiirnier K.eifti! ii ge 1 teii m.ii women are n: lor g..o.i. low nt iw tier The ii: n-t of those thai call on lue are agents for books. The Unycr. Nrtt Mlnrv al Irliir. I'.m voi.r g xxls at F. v tiordon's new store at Victor. AM g.md inaiked in plain figures. My aim is to n il, not to keep good. My priies are made on too clos' margin for the cre.l t system. ; Cash on delivery of the g.mds, means prosperity f or all. Yours sincerely, F. S. ..'l:lio. l.kUIr 1 ralisa lion. ing dis-. wa l.ir.I for record Tin- I today : Tile I jr.. t!.. patent. It is brirg ii. . I Vute- t i Alidlew J. I Hlflir, , tp I s r l:: e ; did day big : ti ri : f-. lull I, icemau 1 Repub- ECZEMA From earl v chilJ- hood untii I was 1 crown mv family s:ctit a fortune trvinc to cure me of thi disc i-. I1 1 visitej H it Springs, and was t'eatf J hv the rest mejt. ,il men, rut was not , heiiemcJ. CDr. mi When all. I things had ' failed I determined to tv i. S., anJ in ' four month was entirely cured. The . ' tfrrihle Lwema w.is gone, not a sign of it Ictt; mv general health built ur. and I have ne rr hnj arv return of . i''iisRHi nHnnn, ' re-jommen JrJ M.HM.MHMMtLJ!!La.ss . . S. S. S. i number uf firnj tot u.m div ' cae, and f.vr Tvr Itnown a fjtlur to , turw. litu. W. IK, Irw.n. t'A- ' Sfwrr fallt to fnff rn trier ail ouwr j nm1n- bava. imr TftiiM' on II it n4 ft n1 tiD ltMMa OA i tad I frav u any adiirma. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Allans, Ga. SHERIFF'S SALE. Nun' ! b'-n'hY p!Tii. that uml-r aTid t ir ( of an i-ii'ii:iiii im ul tn.t '. ttir i i-cmt 011-t nf I'm- riiit- of ( r-vtt l"f W ( i. tint' . fM-r.-ii m il rv.... rvii m m . n i- tit- i- :!, um ni .111 . !!. in ii'iinti ri'iii Pali. itv w .i,iii,t:fl nml Mm-v I, It'Ki.h wnmIv t'-mljil't Mi ftf. ur -it n.U .i.im::t am) nifttiimt rtul flri.Tiilnn t. fr $;.JT. itii .nUTt-; tiivr-on lrm ani Inih ov .( ,iu . t ffir rr,t i.f l. , -T rMit nvtniin. hthI lu-:!ur mim i.f ' att.irii.M a ! -jimI il.v fu'Tti'-f ijim i! f i . 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Hi 1 fl , Vt'tt A'ldUl'tll In i it i , III W HM'H t ntlliU . rUt ( iTKjr.iti. rnnrdilitf t.i l,r rn nW i h ki imI piaiit th.-Tt ,t. iiatt-tij' T :;n iiio i.-k.-mi'!;!. ; tiTiil:Uim4'TiI aul t.t1MrlrnntM-' tli'rviiili t- ' l-itit:;i!k' nr :i ati - it.iHriiini.K'. ur nni'-h : th-r-..r m til 1 v.fin-t. vt I. mnUx thr atanw iih:mk1 aufi. 1i.:i--r with tn- aw rriimr rU Mild 1 1-M1" nf Uiift kni'- I 1 U aiaivf lr"iiH-l in in md prnt-Ttr will 1 : 1 K'nJ in imrm nr imnn-ia nf , J.. :uvt , a may , t (l-n.i. U ii- fur Un- vM iiiunat f n ,--r H'li tMiceriifft I lttt-1 nl '"ItT. W (Mil f ..tjt:t . (trt-mon Mifrm n w ajar i f .trmty, Mimti Administrator's Sale. S'ltiw ! hi-Ti-liy rivfn thnl.ln pu'Mian'v nf ; cinl.-r !( (ti iiiuniy rini't ul tin. tu- i "WiNl'T Hull. nmiiH, oulv niiulr al,H , '' i t-r.M .hi Uir ..nil Mar nl B.-.t-nilwr. A Ii li". in III n atl.-r .if thr .-.Tut. i.l H. nry A frail, il.. .-mi, .Jir -.nir linirr.CHl l.i mrU imlill'' hi.- Hi. Jnliiiwliir iI'-m-'iimi rl t.....i.. al 1 tf.-mnrnir ti .alii ilfvn lit wit lnt mini h. h! , in l.l.irt luimtx.r nu (j ni 7nv lit. ail'liliim In li:li. i Hv, minlv, (in- , "li. Wlll frti l-alnnlar N.iv..iit lOttl, i. at th Imnr of 2 n l lt I, m. nl ..nl ri.. .1 11... .-...in nuii' inmr 111 Bala 11a il ritr. wi) .I Hit Ii I K li.t hiilri.- tin Haul n-ti!i ,riiirTtT. nt tniii- nf aali. nnr l.'tll nf .1,1.. "ti.' tr Inl i mini in .tx nmntfi. Ir.irn ri.i...' .i. ...h 'llr' r irmn lint nf mir l.r.'lAf. HI TI.fR, J r A KM' il K "" ,,( " " . . h.i,iv.wiu.i, UnrTTTr a th, r-n- . ...,,,.,. f-llt K1VCT1 Ill.l II, K .in.. ,,,.,1 n,,,!,,,! ni. im,.,,!,,,,, , mnko limil .r..f ln .njn.irt ,,f ,,. rinlIn ,hB, ami) pnaif will Ih- m.il. iw..t tn. r.ifi.i.-r ,,,,) ai , i.c uuite, iirmi, nn iirt l-'l. VI l alrlrk r. lid K. Nn 4.-i. fur tin- rarrrll. i. . anil w' I . . ip 1 n r I.: . w v Mi- miliie. tin- f'llinwiu r-"Tiliini,,ii- l . ill -in . itn-.iw t" prnv. hi. 'Il llliil ll:tlat,iTi i.i lli-n.i.- V 11. .ii.i uiui), i v nun l'"l.1, - I. nl I li'.. iH(.-t, frana f 7al..r, JAr r Jt'HiKK, hcrl.t.r Notice. Nulir., ii ill ai; l:i lietn.j yiv,, tll,t Mia1v ha. rn'l,l. m:,i Im. ri-.l. ii, ti, . t,.m ,,i i.ini,r i,n 1 I" tn.' inrmlirra nf the firm .:l i I I O.-I.l-lnr m ami l,r hv ..ill I rm mi. A .ill ..... vi'i n.r 'o. Im aii iltii pnliKllm. f.,r aii) ll.htanf .aill i,i,... e-infai iim Inl.-d li, la (,;h iUt .f fjrtnla-r I"iii-. i ir li"M, at Tb Hi-oK'i (m Tai. Estrayed. ' nin.- t,, itt piaiv- im N.nv i..-. armnt th tlr.t nf May. WI. a h-y ...lillr h..rr. h- lae..,, U in I.' y. ara n,U. t.faluli fl P nn l.t .hiu,(l..r Hi '.mi-r nrn ,ai umc ,r pavlnr tnr Una limn anil a.turaite V a. Kotil.kt i S V11 im Sanarn f. ., Or . . I . I I... 1 . .... ..L .. ..full A YOUNG GIRL'S FORTUNE. AN INTERESTING SKETCH. ,-tu.ii in r wfMcr i . . , ' 1 , il, lull Iim ni. iil,.i nil Ir-M,., in, ilii'u:h'i-r. l'lulii lie. u., Im- ii Ii rrili ly ii.l!t.ni y-c. i.i l- 1.,1 I il Uii- rii.iri- iim i.l I r ' rla uiui , l,u,i ... . Huh a ritnliii:n ihui i.. t I,,..,. i,,.,i ii . . "' n. km- In fuel. 1. an.l hi Villi, u..ii-v .7' r- i-. n,v Ihi: t.f nn li..i!ni. mf 1.0 i .1 liuve Im-I Uiui U lTil..i- U!,r1 m i lia I I'liirlovisl lilnlnaiin, l.m .. !.,.,.', ' l ii m i-oio th.'iu. 'I no lri i.l ;1.i j,,,.,"" .. i rii.Nl Inn 7 . inin ln. in,, I uliii.-iiiii'..,, rr " 'V ll- 1-tUiw i.l N.r ,i Llli l' illil.; ti r tli-niillMiiH, ,a "'" I . nl -I. Vi ii .luin o an. rh!ir. v ir..i,T: soi'liila j'h.4 fiilu-'v, an. tlmlin,'! fc - I. -' in,! !'. Mir lia. r.vm. " 1. 1 tivrariu. In r eiM-iili- w ...i, n,1M in i, v r.Hittl r"'Utr l .r imr 'Inuvlilcr ih. k-I? 1- .H,w s. rvlve lias linmirtH li.-r " 'Mi. n it: t i.r.iiii r nssiuinii.tiiirii ti,, Ttt. 1 'lit no full Ii in latent nieaii-liiii. alid ainLl tl I'.lcu lo linn. I .lit as a la retain i r? n I..-H.-. .t: l-x-.i-l KUlliir II lo lUmi.-ht, ,,, ,S rrtfi-t van linii liiiuiel.aie.' tin. k 7 ti. i.ick. Hn irtn. .i. V V. lr Vliea' linlorallve Nerrlne U nl1 , dririilxson a aiuvf iruanuiit-t-. or r,,t JZl .T i lie IT M.ics Mf-llral I o., Kilhan. Iui mt'iHuf irnf. fl imr hottit. six lams, '? rjnr-n ir.ld. ll la poalUVlj Jrw jj? dl'iaics or daiiacnain ilrugm. SUMMONS. ..lot Ih.' Mult I ..HUM 0-i-.ib (at I'lain:.!!, i V F-'trh ami Ma,rif c !i Iti-W-iii.nltt ' "!. Y f'ch and Mnrlr Fh. llir al-vr iiamafl (IrlfUtlkll.la In thf naiiM- ( tiir hjju- ti ( tnirnt ihi a ai'b ff vti r' ini'wl t ai'iar ami aitwr tli. t-f iiiii'lain; fil1 aratnt .'U in 'M!tl-l uit i: nin l'ti im i irmi. ttw iua I nt tn' atTVlcr ( ItiU llttilliiti l!tnn Jftiu, ft -' r i '.Uin v. km-m 'Mjiif y, utr oi rm . i if iM-rtfl within an ctticr r"ut.t? nf ttittal . tnn within lwn.:v tlm Irnm t)i datr ui the MTTlt't- nf tl:i UIi:Ili'iIia mil amj H 1 tin- mani 1 rHt hv fMihliratmn t'wreiil. yn an- r'ijiiiT-l tn anjr and aiipwcr mu1 t 4in.pia;nt nil n r'hr- MntnlHl, tin l.ttl HT nf Vw rn.bfT. l-'4. Tliat h-w it lh firat i.ar nf tn ue ! rtw'at i.'rm of at! tf-mt i tt;rt, .niinwtng & : rxturattitii "f thr ttn rT ltfi in Iha unlr I itiTi-tni .rr mail- ir thr ixihiicsinni of ! iui i motn and if v. iftr 1 ynti, full m u. I iar and iin,r Mid riu.iLaint. jiidxmitt wi!; . lx U.ti-ii trlht urn fif Kant thft--nt. aiMl tb I ftiaintirt .ii anpiv tn tttt urt fnt tiir riie inrxl (r in (u oaid litU nl (Taiinvlat nt. tnwit tor a 0r.- nriliTini; a f i'inurr of that fjar tain rt'-wl of mrtiKr, mal'. rxifnu-tJ and d i lntTtl t MMintiff t d-irmlMtiiM. Iariitf datr t Aiiriit 1 tli. l-1'. ami that the iiifl and (ircm ; !. tint. -in d-wriUil, l. w it l , fi. K r.j. ! II. 1 and J. in Ium a-'tift riitltt in t irt halm M.htary t-.--r atioii addition In tly. 1 Wkm-.i rtitinn, iPit-fMi. m' d tti thr i.fSTitwr ftm. ldfl h U ami tltr .ra't)r ! Itut itrt , and timi trniu ih- )ra--l armina fn.ro ', it- t'u t4ujiitff Iif-. and rci. -r th um n( I 4-1 11. and n.trfat thrr-'lt at tiir rate id tra j-r r't.t inr unniiin mut tin 1 .it h d- d Mif nil. I'-;. and tin fu'.lnt tun nf (W fu iilitiliic Ui.f!ir p ,- in ult. t"frf a.tfi tl.f I'li-tn and ili-aiftraa-int'li! Html and ri (WIittHl tu tn) "n;t. tt f hidintr i.tfr.,nvnt and at-rmiMt ftit ami rx TMt .( k- tfiul itjwiii m b dr rrw . l.ir in-utr mint ai-. u'.l id tiir ruriit. tr ii nd liit'rrt ! n, a!,n tin'h i if tm. and all of tiv Ukn;. t:ti ai-l i -.i t d aM utid frn tor -n nr a-Tinii rirtiu.i: S nr t i talm t hr'nipti of Ulldrr nn. nf t -HiM-r nl H, 1! nr tn Mtld Mli-iT filed p'i'T !, t. In .)! Jt f h'Ttut, v lnrr-n ! mid l r-'. m lM,r'l lr"in ail r.inlr of rl'-ii..ltnn thai ilailit.rt ! a!in rd tn ind f"f nn 1 t" ni rrliiw an -I .-i-. hi fl l M dint thai tin I'Htrf-MMT tn-rni lia- thr Unnifahaw n aT.i ii j nf thr miin '.h.'il tin t . it t f . t : Ft ha".' ;uftf m-ni acmii-t mi tnr anv unptnt lathntrr tnat tliMl ft-UiK; II M ' l-T Ml'll Mi-, Hlld f'T U'h ltff ami fiirtm-r r 4 f h inn. ! lir uurt 'in and .'titlMhlf 1 n' of rt,i imni'-iip i mad- un-'fi you hx inhiiri;i..n tinn-nf m The Imm.km h" If i ft., a li m j.ai" t.! ift-nrrul rirf-iiiatmli. t ll-ht-d Kirk ! v nt lH'h'-( iti , W..,.ii'itv, un r"ti t'T onl'T nf t(n- Uminfnlut- tt I, LraOMmw. Jmiirr t.f thr rf.ft;n Judn lal lM'riri nt ti etu- f 'rft't w.in h nrdT w n l.il inadrat chain tar in it. , 'fry 'p. ntt !ht I 'th tm nf Mt,t. n.f. r, tMl ' II H KII'I'H.L AUcn-ry tor I'.auitifl- Administrators Notice. Thr miflrr.tirii-il havlnr lr ron.fl..r.tinll of the I nlilitf fulirt. ol tiir .tnt. iH r.iin.li W awn niiintr l--t a.i.iinUHl ailiiilui.tralnr if I Ih .'.talr i.f l..iir- llHtiM-n df.-"il , nw tlK j li'lli tiny of m-jit. 1, rrt.titnni nl. ann all p I ...li. tinvlur f-iH iti . anain.t 111 .aid ..tat- nf .aid 1 il.ial, are tnri.ty mitilitl In nruaiil llii-ni. arilli tin .ri.i.r imrtir. atta'lil. aittilli.lK ninnth. from til. dnU- nf tin. nnfll-.. In tli aald ailniini.tralnr at tlif nttn-a nf A M. K.'Im., i-nuntr rl-ra. In I'.li.-. t n , nulitr nt W''s HtaU nf irr-r ni li.U-ll al Ibr Iiallr. Ort-a-nn. h. l.t-ui t-r .Vth, -n. Ailmiiiliitrabir nf thr nlaf nl l".rcc liaiiara. d(raall. Ilrt. 3 In M. NOTICE FOK ITBLICATIOX. 1,av limn, Th hallr.. 'it ) lM-t 1, !- t Nnllf 1 hmi-tiy rlxrn lliat lli- (nllnwli Dam1 ai-ttlcr ha. Iill lii.tut-ul til. Ilil-litl.li niaa. final pri.if In .tipixirt nf til. rialin. and that aald pronf will 1 malic lWi.r tlia Mil nil mvim nf th. i:. h lii.d uitiiv. 1 he Jaii. Or., on Norerntji-r 10, vi. : Jaaa.a W. lllrhaun. II T. No. s. lor thf W HK',. NK1, maa M"'l HW'.. Iw 14. 7 p 1 H, K 13 V.. W ) Hi- nami th. InlinwIllS WltlH-.-. I' pr-"f "I cntitllinnui rv.liii-1111- Hi..ii anil rultli all-.n n aanl laud, Vli - I. Knv, William ainil H, J. Herman. J. K. Moi uriiiira, nf nih-r?.T. nr. JAf. K. Miw-KK. K.-itLlrr I'JMNZ & NITSCHKK LtAI Ik IS Furniture and Carpets We iiave added to our business complete Undertaking Establishment, and as we are in no way connected with the Undertakers' Trust, our prices be low accordingly. 1 tiiuciianiu Ljiauijiiiiiuu I . a a aa a
