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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-23
8riiden Gontract.

8erliegelte Nngebote fir ben 8au
Der folgenben eiiernen 8riiden (einz
i6lieBli6 Der 3ugdnge) fertig our Bez
nubung, tper6en bon benz @eri6te Der
@ountpz @ommiKdre bon 8erar COUNTY
in San Mtttonio entgegengenommen
mer6en bis gum
Muntag, ben IL. September
1892, @urmittags IL ltbr,
gu mel6er s3eit 1ie, int @egempart Der
8ieter, er6fnet merben. SIS finb bies
folgenbe 8riiden: ueber BEN Salabpz
Greet an Der @oliabz 2an61traBe, unb 3
8riiden iiber bic Mebina, an ben 2anbz
itraBen mad Srio @itp, SpmerIet unb
Yalo Mlto. Cine Der lebteren foa ges
bant perben, bas @ert6t nirb biefelbe
a%uspdblen. 9ie profile Der betreHenz
ben 8riidem linb in Der Office bes
@lerfs BON 8erar @puntp einauieben.
Gin beglaubigter @bed bon $500
muB iebes Mngebot begleiten. Sod
tuerben bic brei Mebina : 8riiden ais
ELM @ngebot betra9tet.
Sas 0ertDt DeDatf r9 Dag Ge9t
Dor, ems unb ale einlaufen6en Mmge=
bote 5uriid5umeiien.
Ger6fentlidt auf 8efebl bes Gountp=
@eri9tes.
SON Mntonio, II. Quguit 1892.
g. 80. McQlliter,
County, &i6ter, 8erar Co., Seras.
4ttefirt: Sbab. %. Smith,
@ountDzGlerf, 8erar Co., Seras.
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THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Mort? @s 1T
6as 9anbels5ei6en bes
Cinderella dub g a ties.
Sa i'm Wablfabre befanntliG @ez
f6dftsfiue berrf6t unb mir einer gro>
Ben GOrratb BON S6ubmerf fir Ser
rem, 9amen unf @inber ar 6anb
baben, neuefte Sacons unb Mufter, 10
~berfaufen mir Naes gum Soft
prei e uitb liefern bic Bepeiie baz
fir. Me Waaren 1inb ner unb MUIR
ben fpe5ieq fir bieien Sommer befteut.
Sic preiie iinb iiberaa in 3ableit arz
gegeben. Wer biaig un6 gut faufen
min. gebe gum
Cinderella Sdmb Yalait.
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Sbr @ertramen mar eeredtfertiat.

sd babe mebr 3utrauen 81 bieier
Wtebiai1, als gu irgenb einem 9(rate,
ben i'd femme fagt Srau 9attie Maion
in @bilton, Garter So, Mo., inbem fe
bon Gbamberlains &oIif, @bolera=
un6 Siarrboes9 eilmitteI fpra6. Muf
biefe Me6i5in fan,1 man ii6 in allen,
au9 IN ben i6tperften unb gefdbrlidz
ften Tdaen berlafen, iomobl fir Sim
Der, tpie aud fir grwa6iene. gu ba=
ben in Sam Intonio bel s. &alteper &
Som, Sopling & Sloob, 8. 6 Sod,
y. SreiB, $. S6u6arb, q. Cohen &
eo. nno &alteper & S6u6arb.
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Wuti5 CIT 2lac, tuelhe T~prSerungcn
gegem sic Gam Nntpnip &
2(ranias Bah 8abm Sc
icli6aft baben.

Mas Yerionen, melde Gorberunsen
gegen bic San Mntonio & MramfaS
paB 8abn : @eieli6aft ober geger
bic MiaHenberualter berielben baben,
uerben bierbur6 erfu6t, 6ieielben bel
mir ein5ureiden unb ben n0tbigen 8ez
iueis bafir 5m liefern. un6 5tuar enttpeber
Dor ober am 3. Sage bes fommenben
October. Seine Sorberuns mirb mad
biefem Sage ansenommen ober arerz
fannt. S. 81. lemin g,
Mafter in @baneerD.
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samost auinim Sair Comic,

bas bette 9aaritarfunssmittel Der @elt,
befeitigt S6uppen, perbinbert bas
Nusfalen Der 9aare, bei6leuni9t ben
9aarmu1s, inbem es bic geiunbe Sbd=
ttgfeit Der 9aut anregt. Sebe Glafde
1T nit benz Namen bes Grfinbers Sss
car Samosb perfebem. Preis per
Glaf9e $1.00. gu baben in alen
Mpot9eten. General gentur i'm gitp
Drug Store, 6. &euB, OfzGommercee
StraBe, rabe Der Bride.
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Wie aug Der @abIanseige err
iidtli6, bemirbt fi6 6err 6enrp
u M 9eib um bas amt bes bitriftz
@lerfs. 9err llmf6eib 1T lange Sabre
binbur9 Nffiient Diftrift : glert getDes
len unb bat mad benz 9obe beS friberen
Sifrifts@ lertS 9afbieu i'm 9uftraae Der
beiben Difrifts& i6ter bies berantports
lld)e Nntt ldngere 3eit binbur9 ielbfs
ltdttotg %bertpaltet unb 3tpar CUR allges
meiner 3ufriebenbeit. Sen 8eueis
ieimer Gdbigfeit, bies Nmt aussufiaen,
brau9t 6err umi6eib alfo ni8t erft au
erbrimgen. .9err llmf6eib 1T bier in
San @1tonio geboren unb anfaeuadz
fen unb es feblt linn ni6t an einem
groBen &reiie bon Greunben, bic ibr
W6glidfes tburt tuer6en, UNI feline @abl
All fi1ern.
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California : @eime.

Weinliebbaber fiMben Elm groBes 9az
ger bon feinen California Meinen BEL
9errn s. s. MeDer AM Mlamoz
plaaa. 9err Meper fu6t bic @eine
an Srt unb Steae aus unb fault brett
ans Dem Seller Der Mein3ii6ter. Mls
gutem aen1ter gelingt es linn ftets, bic
beiten Sorten ansaupdblen. gr fanm
feline &unben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otbz umb
WeiB : Weime in boraiisli6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.00 per @auome = fret
ms 9aus geliefert.
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5esinnt am 9onnertag, ben l. Sep>
.ember. Inmelbungem perben BON
esn unter3ei6neten unb bon 6errn
Wm. Barbed, benz Director Der Nns
Halt, entgegengenommen.
s. @roos,
Yrdfibent bes Deuti6 s@nsli16em
S6ul 0ereins.
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Yprter aeiuht.

Gin 5uberldiiger, Der englii6en
Spra6e md6tige1 Mann, mirb sl fof
fortigem @ntritt geiu9t. WfuB I'M @is
fenwaarengei6dft beuanbert iein unb
@mpfeblungen beibringen. Na63ufra=
gen in Der Office Der rSreiem preRe".
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Sur Griebens @idter.

Mir iinb autoriiirt, 5errn Mntpn Nbam
als &aneibaten fur 8iebermabl fir bas Mmt
oeS SriebenSrihterS bes l. 8res
etnttS (bie gauge etabt umfafeno) ansu.
finbigen.
@ir iinb beaMftraet, Germ ". 6. 6 or oils
8%anbibaten fir baS Mrnt bes GrieSenS.
rt9ters fur ben erften Yfeeinft ansufin=
bisen. 9err @or eriu9t bic 8iirser bon Berar
COUNTY, fir i'm gu itintmen.
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Day @enn Semanb fem umb al ans
n~ebmbaren preiie fpeiien mill, 70 gebe
er gum 81 iiiioms= @artem. Oie
Serren Nbciner & @aul. 8eliber bie=
les @tabliRements, balten barauf, ibre
@dite itets polfommen sufrieben gu tel
lem. Ollie iaiionmdBigem SelifateGen,
@uitern, Wilb, Slide, @efliigel &c limb
bort iii Der belitateften 3ubereitumg ale
3eit gu baben. Mabl3eiten iperben auf
Wuni6 in bic Wobnungen Der aunbe1
geianot. @u6 bietet Der nit Der
Speiietpirtbi6aft berbunbene 9 a r,
r o bic beiten Getrdnfe, 1tets frildes
gier unb feline 2iqu6re urb @eine.
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gu fanfen ODER III mietbeu

geiu6t ipirb elm 5tpeiit0diges @obn=
baus Coon Stein ober 8adfein) nidt
al3u ipeit bonn Mittelpunft Der Sta6t
entfernt. Norefen beliebe man in Der
Office biefes 8lattes ab3ugeben.
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sdpls' Yalmem : @arteu 1T Sc,

Sammelplab Der 9euti6em BON San
@ntonio nit ibren Jamilien. 9ie re-
gelmdBigen Mbenb Srei : &on3erte an
bier Mbenben in Der @o6e lint tets
sablrei9 beiu6t unb erfreuen iid elmer
allgemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Sdols' Saloum 1T Der sroBte unb
lebbafteite in Der Stabt. Seine Weine
nnb WbisfeDs unb aae3eit fellerfriI6es
8ier, iopie Die beiten Gisarrem. S6ols'
2un6 erfrent li6 algemeiner gnerz
felnung unb regen 3uipru6s.
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SIR @ountps Mihter.

@ir iinO autorifirt, Serrn 9. ". @c.
Alltfter ais &anbibaten fur @iebermabl
filr baS amt bes Sonntb.&i d ter 3 anaa-
fiinoisen.
@ir iinb aitoriiirt, germ 81. 6. Stans
ftelb, biSher Gpuntp Sdulluperittenbeut,
als &anbibat fir bas Amt bes County
NtdterS ~an3utiinbisen.
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@runSeisentbmms . itebertraaunaeu.

s. 5. @Offielb an Saas & Oppens
belnler, bic SGlfte BON 3 @runbHiiden
an Wfaribaa Str. $4,000.
g.. @aweiler unb 6. Senberlom al
6ranf Simmang, Stiid 2anb an 81
mira Str. unb 2 @runbfiide in Moores
Snbbipiliou. Gegen Austaui1.
j. Ndermanr an s. 90. Mfermann,
800 @der 2anb, 13 Meilen norbli6
BON Der Stabt, $2,240.
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Stir IpnftahIe

Ut Jt y II = U q EtI
Mtr iinb autoriiirt, g. Us. Seffel aIs
&anbibat fir bas gmt bes & onitablers
bes /. SrecinftS bel Der beporitebenben
Nopembertpabl anaifiinbisen.
@ir finb autorifirt, Orr. Sames Me.
9Iosfp oils aanbibat fir baS 9mt tes
Of tabfers bes l. Yrecinft ansuseisen
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s. IL beriff.

8ir iinb autprifirt Serrn 3. g. Regau
als Ganbibat fir @ieSererpdbluns fir bas
Nmt bes S9eriffs BON 8erar gountp ars
sufinbigen.
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Matiirlide belize gduuefelz@aser

in Der ummittelbarem Ndbe bon San
Nntonio, neben benz Sii6mefli6en
Srrenaipl. 8ef0rberung per Omnibus
bon Der 6tabt aus biermal tdgli6.
81ber 25 Gents.
6. S6euermeper,
g. .. 8or 1139. sam Mntomio.
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SamoSt Galicbl Salbe,

Elm beipdbrtes MitteI our 6eiluug BON
Wunoen. gu besieben bur6 bic 9lpoz
tbete BON s. &euB, Gitp 9rug Store,
Commerce. traBe, nabe Der 8riide.
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STIR Oifriftz @Ierf.

Wir fitb autoriiirt. Serrn 8 co. g. 0ils
liza Or ais &anbibat fiir baS Amt bes
Sttrtfts GIerfs bon 8erar @ountp an.
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Pears
Soap

Cine an9enebme SEIZE fir Die
pdrtee 1T cine tolde, Ole fhneH lida
auf0f, idlneu resaiet, fdneu jih
abwdidt uno auf Ser baut elm
weides, woblises 6efabI sardd.
ldft. Das 1T Pears SeifeI
Cute SEIZE 1T folde, oie Sen
Shmub ansreift, aber n;ht Die
baut. Oas ift'pears' SEIZE!
Sparfame SEIZE 1T fold2e, bel Ser
cine bloee 8erdbruns ihon rel
nist. limo oas 1T Pears Seife
IN Sdoen ieoer Dirt gu haben.
Defenders in Npotbefen, uno Seu't
jeoeu Stanoes eebrauhcn iie-
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Sroguen unb YatentsMtebi3ine
bel Is. e o d, Farmers Drug
Store.
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3eirafbs eMetH:
Sofepb S6errlp unb Selma 3biirs
meper.
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fir $ Snfpeftor.

8ir 1inb autorifirt. Serrm Gas. 6.
2bffIer ais 8anbibat fiir Sas amt bes
&dutesSnipettorS a%nsutimbisem.
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8eeham's Yiaem iinb treue
6reunbe.
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Wabl Mm5eigem.

lii 81 frift=@Ierf.
8ir iinb beauftrast, @errn Senrb I'm.
Hetb ais 3anbioaten fir bas Mmt bes
Sifrift.@Ierfs BON 8erar @ountb att
sutiinbisen.
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discounted from 5 to 10 cents per 60
lbs., which ia really more than is neces-
cary but there Is no way to prevent the
discount. If the wheat comes clean, in
new sacke, well filled and sewed, the
farmer makes money byit. Clean wheat
in second-handed sacks has q judgement
against it; hence clean new sacks, we'll
filed, and securely sewed up, pay the
best in all cases.
"What is your opinion with respect to
the average of this years crop?"
''I am satisfied that we never had a
better berry in this market than the
present crop shows; and werejoice with
the farmers that the average yield will
nearly be realized. Klickitat, Dufur,
Wapinitia, Kingsley, Nansene, and other
localities, tributary to The Dalles, have
as fine crops as have ever seen in my
life, and The Dalles feels justly happy
that the farmer is so successful. The
prosperity of the grain farmer is much
more to the advantage of The Dalles
than the prosperity of the wool grower,
though would not discount the latter,
because their trade is large and increas-
ing, but in proportion as the soils titled
so in proportion does the country grow %
Another gentleman whose experience
in the wheat business enables him to
furnish intelligent information, was
shown the above notes, and he agreed
fully in the statements, adding that il
we had believed all the discouraging re-
ports of two months ago, from the most
unreliable sources, we should not have,
now, enough wheat for seed. He was
glad to know that this was one of the
most prosperous years to the farmer
generally in the history of eastern Ore
gon.
Concerning prices he said it wac hope
full for the farmer. There is large feet
of vessels en- route for the surplus
which, if it could be delivered at Astoria
from The Dalles, would save the pro-
ducer ten cents bushel. The pilotage
question he considered cloak to hide s
steal. Do away with that and the far.
mer stood come show along with the
speculator. Barges can carry every
pound of wheat from the Inland Empire
at what it costs for the storage, loss an6
handling in Portland.
Prices are today reported weak on tht
Pacific coast. In London English
wheats are in favor of buyers. Their.
are prospects of good crops, although
the harvest is generally likely to be late
Foreign wheats are quiet but steady
Flour firm.
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.The Press Assoeiation.

Eugene Guard. Considerable inquiry
is being made in regard to the time and
place when the next press association of
Oregon meets. So far az the place is
concerned that was fixed at the last meet
ing of the associations at The Dalles.
The time is left with the president, and
has not yet been fixed. 1t is expected,
however to be some time in September,
go that the members can take in the ex-
position either on their way to or from
the meeting, besides there is desire to
meet about the came time that our
Washington brethren shall meet at
Spokane, and if possible arrange an ex.
cursion from The Dalles to Spokane, join
our friends there and return by way of
the sound,
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Examination Of Teachers.

Notice ia hereby given that for the
purpose of making an examination of
candidates for teachers of the schools of
this county, the county school superin-
tendent thereof will hold public exam
ination at his Office in The Dalles, be-
ginning Wednesday, August 10th, 1892,
at one o'clock p. m. All teachers eligible
for State Certificates, State Diplomas
and Life Diplomas must make applica-
ton at the quarterly examinations.
Dated this Aug Sd, 1892.
County School Superintendent of Wasco
County, Oregon. s-ldtwtd
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

Found. A lady's right hand glove.
At this office.
Fresh stubble pasture at Sharps, on
Three Mile.
Leslie Butler has been appointed ad-
ministrator Of tho estate of Angus Byers,
deceased, 4
Eleven car loads of sheep, and five car
loads of cattle, passed through at noon to-
day for the Portland and Victoria mark
cts.
The methodist prayer meeting will be
held at p. m. tomorrow, at the pastors g
residence, corner of Eighth and Liberty
streets.
The Dalles bar-keepers home mutual
protective amalgamation association are
to meet tonight at 8 80 sharp in Wise
mans front room, Second and Court sts.
No excuses for non-attendauce will be
accepted, by Owen Williams. president.
Japanese refugees who were ordered
away from Nampa have also been re-
quested to move on from Boise, where
they took temporary shelter. Fear of
the smallpox which broke out among
them at Nampa is the chief cause for
these forced wanderings.
Swine in the vicinity of Pasco have
been attacked by some disease which is
battling the skill of farmers in that
neigborhood. A number of droves have
already succomed to It,; 1t is said to
resemble cholera, but whether it: is this
disease or not it is not definitely known.
Dave Mcconnell, 13-year old boy
who has been left homeless on account
of domestic trouble between his parents,
was found in the lock up this morning.
Judge Blakeley and Mayor Mays inter
.ested themselves in behalf of the youth,
and he was sent to the boys and girls
home in Portland, this afternoon.
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A few Remarks on Coming Events.
Clean Wheat Sells Best.

Clean Wheat Sells Best.
A gentleman who has been in the
wheat shipping business for number of
years, and whose experience fits him to
give an opinion or offer suggestion, in
a conversation with representative of
TIE CHRONICLE today said:
"Now that the whirr of the thresher
is again heard in the land, you ought to
speak to the farmers about the adyan-
|tages to them of clean wheat"
"What shall We ssy?" Was the ques-
|tftn.
"You may say that from the introduc-
|tion of foreign wheat into this part OF
the Inland Empire, considerable wild
oats has made its appearance; and as
there are no elevators here to clean the
wheat. 1t should be cleaned by the
thresher, whenever possible to do 60, OF
4 by the use of tanning mills."
'sJThat is the loss to the farmer from
shipping foul wheat?''
"But very little of the wheat which
comes to The Dalles finds market here
It is shipped to Portland, for export Oh
milling, and the buyer in either event
takes advantage of the condition of the
wheat as he finds it. Rejected wheat il
M
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To The Public.

have no hesitancy in recommending
Diarrhea Remedy to the public, as do
to my friends and patrons. I used it
myself after other well-known remedies
had failed, and it. cured me in a few
minutes. i recommend it candidly and
cheerfully upon it merits, not from a
financial standpoint, because / have
others in stock on which make alarger
profit, but because Cham berlain's is the
best remedy know of for bowel COM
plants. There is no doubt about it, it
does the work-JAMEs FoRaY, Druggist,
McVeytown, Penn. For sale by
Blakeley & Hcughton. druggists DIV
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Noone doubts that DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy really cures Catarrh, whether
the disease be recent or of long standing,
because the makers of it clinch their
faith in it with $500 guarantee, which
isn't mere newspaper guarantee, but
Is one that is "on calp' in moment.
That moment is when you prove that
its makers can't cure you. The reason
for their faith is this: DIR. Sage's
remedy has proved itself the right cure
for ninety-nine out of one hundred cases
of catarrh in the head, and the Worlds
Dispensary Medical Association can af-
ford to take the risk of you being the
one hundredth.
The only question is-are You willing
to make the test, if the makers are will
ing to take the risk? If so, the rest is
easy. You pay your druggist 90 cents
and the trial begins. If you're wanting
the $500 you'll get something better-o
cure
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rhe Final Action OF the Justice Court
In tho Matter.

The E1nRA action OF the Justice Court
In the Matter,
The DALLEs, Aug. 2.-The afternoon
session of the Justice court closed with
a review of the testimony by Judge Ben
nett, for the defense, on a. motion to dis
miss the case. The motion to dismiss
was made upon the ground that there
was nothing to show that the defendant
was guilty of any crime; because it was
not shown that crime had been COM
mitted. He argued that the inflamed
condition of the stomach might have
come from natural causes. If a corrosive
poison had been used the throat would
have been affected. Tracings of zinc
and other metals could be found in the
stomach of all animals. Deceased may
have taken poison through mistake for
magnesia which bears a resemblance to
chloride of zinc. The number of suicides
is much larger than murders. In-all her
troubles she may have desired to has
ten her journey to ssthat land froul
whose bourne no travelerreturns." She
had brooded upon her troubles till her
mind was affected. The deceased said to
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rno old Times are Not I'm 1t.

While at our other store at Big Island,
Va, last April, was taken with very
severe attack of diarrhea.s Inever had
it worse i'll my life. I tried several old
time remedies, such as Blackberry Wine,
Paregolic and LaudanuIn without get
ting any relief. My attention was then
called to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy by Mr.. r. c..
Tinsley who had been handling it there,
and in less than five minutes after tax
ing q small dose was entirely relieved.
%. g. BURFoRD, Harris Greek,
Amherst Co., Va. For sale by Blakeley
& Houghton, druggists. d&w
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her daughter. Mre. Bergfeld, s1 had to
do 1t, could stand it no longer" These
were the last words of Mrs. Rogers.
The motion for dismissal was denied,
and the court adjourned until 9 a. m:
August Sd.
WEDNESDAY,, Aug. 3.-Court convened
at 9 10 a. m. j. Nitschke was called
in behalf of the defense. Witness said
that the means he took to preserve the
body could not properly be called en-
balming, and that he told Bergfeld that
the body was not embalmed, but it
would keep four or five days. Iadvised
them not to have the funeral on the 4th
of July. was not enjoined to keep
anything secret concerning the use of
embalming fluid.
Mayor Mays was next called. He
testified: on the death of Mrs. Rogers the
defendant came to me and asked me, as
mayor, to telegraph to the postmaster
at San Francisco to send viii Rogers
address, received answer that Will had
not called for his mail for some time.
The next day received a telegram from
Will Rogers giving me his address. /
knew from Bergfeld that he wished to
have Will here, and I asked VIII to
come up. He answered for $50, and
wanted the funeral delayed. saw the
defendant and wife about the matter,
and they concluded that since the other
members-of the family were present and
it being doubtful as to the time of Willis
arrival, they would hold the funeral on
the 9TH of July. The notices of the
funeral were published at this time.
Mr.. Stiles was next summoned and
testified. am druggist in the employ
of Floyd & Shown. Have not sold any
chloride or sulphate of zinc. Chloride
of zinc is very uncommon article. The
defendant spent good deal of time in
the store. Never saw him behind the
prescription desk. Do not keep chloride
of zinc in the store.
J. Boon testified, hold a mortgage
for So, 900. 90 on the Rogers ranch.
Mr.. Clark testified, am in the en-
ploy of snipes & Kinnersly. Have not
sold any chloride of zinc since have
been here. Do not know whether or
not the different poisons contain chloride
of zinc.
Mr.. Easterbrook and Judge Blakeley
of the firm of Blakeley & Houghton testi-
fed that they had never sold any chic
ride or sulphate of zinc to Mr.. or Mrs.
Bergfeld.
Otto Bergfeld, brother of the defend
ant, testified. was sent in town for q
doctor. Nothing was done to conceal
the fact of the death. was sent to in
form Mrs. Smith of the death and ask
her to come over. Ny brother told me
to get Jim Smith to go to Antelope for
Bert Rogers.
Mrs. Bergfeld testified. There was nc
effort made to conceal the death of my
mother. knew that my mother had
not been embalmed. (Here some bottles
were introduced in court, and Mrs. Berg
field Unidentified them as being the bottles
found in her mothers room.
The defence here submitted the case
Justice Schultz decided that the pris-
oner be remanded to the costody O
the sheriff without bail.
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hull-whackers Must Go.

Klamath Star. The old-style bnll-
whacker is going down into oblivion.
Four horses can do about as much work
in day at hauling logs as ten oxen,
and the horse-driver can be had at $50
per month, while the bull whacker
must have from $50 to 500. Besides the
bull-whacker swears until the tobacco
juice boils in his mouth, while the horse
driver only says "Dog-gone yer skins,
git up thar p
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