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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-01
ROk III.
Pozar W srodmiesciu.

QQlm ullC SGhCe w dSuluSIOu
stoi S pietrowy gmach ,Hig-
gins. Furber", W kt6rym mn6-
stwo lekarzy, adwokat6w /
innych ma swoje bi6ra urzedo.
we. Jakies szczeg6lne ME
szczescie budynek ten przesla.
duje, gdyz wczoraj wybuch}
tam pozar po raz piaty cd lat
10. Nigdy jednakze zbyt wiel-
kiej szkody ogied tam ME zrza.
dzi}. Wczoraj przedpo}udniem
o godz. POI do 10 zaalarmowa-
no straz ogniowa. Najpierwiej
przybyl szef stray Swenie i
marsza}ek Musham, a do
strzeg}szy, ze ma poddaszu
wszystko jest W p}omieniach,
kazali dac alarm generalny.
81 sikawek ukaza1o sic wkr6tce
i niezmierne masy woody lano
ma budynek. Pozar ugaszono
bardzo predko, a szkoda zrza-
dzona W sumie oko}o $4,000
pochodzi g}6wnie 2 woody, ME
2 ognia. Budynek ten ma bye
rozebrany l'go maja, a W jego
miejscu ma stanaG gmach IA
pietrowy pod nazwa pgmachu
Kolumba", kt6ry ma koszto-
wac SS0O,000.
MfOdzi awanturnicy.
Wczoraj rano policyant En-
vinger przyaresztowa1 trzech
ch}opakow przyby}ych ze St.
Thomas, Ontario. Nazwiska
ich sa: Markiz Armitage, John
Forrest i Ernest White; dwaj
pierwsi maja po II lat, ostatni
10 lat. S}yszeli oni bardzo
wiele o wspania}osciach wy
stawy chicagoskie;; postano-
will naocznie sic przekonac,
czy prawda to, co m6wia. -
Posiadajac wsp6lnie kapital
$3.50, W Piatek wieczorem
wyjechali miasta Todzinnego
W pociagu frschtowym j POI
zmarznieci przybyli do Chica-
go wczoraj rano. Policyant
Ervinger zabraf tych chfopa.
k6w ma stacya policyjua przy
Harrison str. i rodzic6w ich
telegrafcznie uwiadomiono,
gdzie synowie ich sic znajduja.
Morderca Michigan.
Frank Fleckenstein, alias
Stein, alias Bohn, kt6rego po-
szukuje policya z Michigan,
Dickinson County, gdyz o.
skarzony jest o morderstwo.
wczoraj popo}udnlu zosta} tu
aresztowany przez tajnych po.
licyant6w Cramera Kelley.
Fleckenstein pracowa} W O.
statnim roku jako najemnik W
Iron Mountain, Dickenson
County. Dnia 2Sgo grudnia
porzucl robote, a 80 grudnia
zamordowal Patricka Casey,
take robotnika, kt6ry w}asnie
otrzyma} by} S37 "a jakas ma
leznosc, o czem Fleckenstein
wiedzia}. Pieniadze te j diva
zegary, kt6re Casey nios} do
reparacyi, Fleckenstein zabral
j umkna}. Rysopis Flecken-
steina, jakotez opis zabranych
zegar6w rozes}ano ma wszystkie
strony, a pred kilku dniami
tajni policyanci zegary odkryli
W jednym z tutejszych zakla-
dow zastawniczych. Opr6cz
tego dowiedziano sic, ae brat
Fleckensteina mieszka W dziel.
nicy zachodniej miasta. Owe
mieszkanie prZeto miano ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-01
ROSya.

Petersburg, 80 stycznia.
Sledztwa W sprawie nadsy-
}anych ofar dla okolic nedza i
glodem dotknietych wykazuja
straszne oszustwa. W ostatnich
IA dniach odkryto 140 fa1szo-
wan zboza. Gubernatorowie
kilku prowincyi byi zmuszeni
wyznaczyG osobne komisye,
kt6rych zadaniem jest troski,
vie rewidowaG kazda przesy}-
Ike zboza.
Podatki pa6stwowe W pier
wszych 10 miesiacach zesz}ego
roku wynios}y o 81 milionow
rubli mniej, niz W tym samym
przeciagu czasu W roku 1890,
wydatki zas wynios}y o % mi
lion6w rubli wiecej.
Loadyo, 80 stycznia.
Dzisieiszy Daily Graphic"
podaie urzsdowy manifest
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-01
Poniedziafek, dnia Lutego 1892 r.

lOJA L.
dop6ki troje ludzi ME zosta}o
zabitych i przesz}o tuzin ME
by}o mocno pokaleczonych.
Smiertelnie skaleczony jest je-
den W1och i dw6ch Negr6w.
KOnwencya sfuzby kolejowej.
Nea0 York, 81 styczuia.
W tutejszej Academy of
Music" dzisiaj zebra}o sic oko-
10 1000 dolegat6w ukolejni-
k6w'' reprezentujacych niemal
kazdy Stan i kazde terryto
ryum. Celem konwencyi ma
bye scislejsze po}aczenie r6z-
znych towarzystw kondukkto.
row, palaczy, konduktor6w
lokomotyw, hamulcarzy i tele-
grafst6w. Dzisiaj obradowa-
no mad skr6ceniem godzin pra.
cy, mad sposobami chronienia
sic cd wypadk6w j nieszczesc,
mad uregulowaniem zmienia
MIA s}uzby W pociagach. Je
dnog}oSnie przyjsto wniosek
komisarza kolejowego dla To-
wa, Coffina, azeby spowodo-
wac wszystkie kompanie kole-
jowe do zaprowadzenia pneu-
matycznego hamulca ma wszy-
stkich pociagach towarowych.
Sama siebie ukarafa.
Kingston, Ont., 81 stycznia.
PAM Blackwell 2 Wolfeton
zatru}a herhate przeznaczona
dIa caiej familii. Maz jej je-
dnakze odkry} te zbrodnie /
ME dopusciwszy, by ktokol-
wick pill te herbate, powiedzia{
jej, ze spostrzeg}, co uczyni}a.
Ona jednak zada}a mu k}am i
ma dow6d tego sama wypifa fl
l:zanke owej herbaty. Wkro-
tee pozniej dosta}a krucz6w i
MIN lckarz zawezwany m6g}
pom6dz, umar}a.
Zatoniecie barki ,,Ferndale".
aberdeen, Wash., 81 stycznia.
Angielska barka Ferndale
rozbi}a sic W piatek wieczo.
rem 10 mil cd Grays Harbor.
Gala za}oga, liczaca % glow,
zgine}a W morzu z wyjatkiem
3 majtk6w. Posr6d niezwy-
k}ej bury i olbrzymich bal
wanow pr6bowano spuscic To-
die Z barki; jednakze zadna
miara to udac sic nie mog}o i
nareszcie nieszczesliwi W tenn
jednem tylko widzieli nadzieje
ratunku, IL przywiazywali sic
do maszt6w,z z kt6rych jednakze
jeden po drugi1n odrywani to-
nell. Trzej tylko do desek
przywiazani uratowali sic, do
p1ynawszy szczesliwie do brze.
gu.
Ocaleni.
Vineyard Haven, Mass,
81 stycznia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-01
AustrO w egry.
Peszt, 80 stycz.

O-"-St w
W Stein am Anger wczoraj
w czasie wybor6w odbyly sic
zaburzenia. Gromada wybor,
cow wpad}a do iednej z budek
wyborczych i zniszczy}a kartki
wyborcze, tax, ze nowe wybo-
ny beda potrzebne. Policya
musia}a wystapic i napad ode
przeG strza}ami, Zabitych 70
sta}o trzech / mn6stwo pora-
nionych.
ze wszystkich innych strOn
Wegier donosza o r6znych ro-
ruchach W czasie wybor6w. W
Tizsalok jeden cz}owiek zosta}
zabity, kilku rannych. W Cze-
czico try osoby zabite, 10 ciez-
ko ranaych. Take j z wielu
innych miast o podobnych 90
nosza zajsciach.
Wieden, 81 stycz.
W Piatek W nocy powsta3a
tu gwa1towna burza, kt6ra
trwa8a przez Gala sobots. Wi
cher by} tax gwa3towny, re by
10 niebezpiecznie pokaza6 sic
ma ulicy, gdyz po powietrzu
lata}y pozrywane dach6wki,
szyldy i t. p. Okiennice a ma
wet okna poodrywanessspada1y
brzekiem na ulice. Nawet
ciezko ob}adowane wozy wi
cher gdzieniegdzie obala},
mnostwo drew zosta1o Wyr-
wanych, a wejscie do prateru
gdzieniegdzie przez poobalane
drzewa zupe}nie by1o zabloko-
wane. DUO ludzi pokaleczo-
nych musiano porozmieszczac
W szpitalach.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1892-02-01

Chrzescijan. Podobno obecnie
znowu daja sic dostrzegae
objawy groznego usposobienia
krajowc6w. Brytyjski statek
.wojenny Elk stoi pod szang i
juz krajowcy objawili czynnie
swoje nienawisc ku za}odze
okretu.
TelegramF KrajoVe.
NOta Blaine do Pereira.
KOnwencya sfuzby kOlejOwej
W New YOrku.
Program kongresu na tydzien
biezacy.
Statek webster" uratOwany.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
Mr.. Ruffin Wants Primaries.

In reference to the election held in the nine
seenth district for member Of the republican
eniraleommittee, NJ. T. u. Ruin. who was at the
head ofthe men that Withdrew and held their own
meeting. states that he is not a Chase man. as
he was described by The STAR, and didn't be-
long TO either CT the factions. There we've. he
said, lS6 men At the meeting by actual count,
OF whom lVo were colOred and nifty white The
gentleman who called the meeting to order. .
Mr. huthn says, was afraid to put u motion
and ordered rs out Of the hall they rented
One hundred and twelve went outside on the
premises and was elected President by the
unanimous vote OF the liz, the forty-four re-
manning IN the hall" Mir. Ruiin says he il II.
tavor Of choosing delegates to the District con-
yeniion BY primaries ard that he recognizes
the call issued by Mr.. Davis Tor the reorganiza-
ton Of a central committee a. the only iegiti-
IlAte one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
WORK OF THE ASSESSORS.
Congress May Be Asked to Extend the in
as to the county.

Congress May Be Asked to Extend the 4 line
rs TO the County.
The board of assessors are working hard to
complete the assessment OF the District within
the time prescribed Oy law, namely, the Slss OF
May, lsg2-
On the 18th Of the present month it is e1-
pected that they Will have completed the as
sessment of the city proper and Will be ready
TO go into Georgetown. They will remain at
least TWO weeks there, and then, if the weather
is unpropitious, viii devote at least two months
70 equaIlzing assessments.
As soon as this work Is completed the county
Will be taken up, but how long it will take to
assess this portion of the District is big conun-
drum, for as yet The plat books of this section
have not been comp leted-
Assessor Cook hopes that the assessment will
be completed 10y June, but Assessors Dawson
and Moore do not think II possible. The latter
Is strongly IN favor OF obtaining legislation
giving me Commissioners authority TO 10
away with the nrst instailment of taxes Oh
county property and receiving the taxes Tor
the year IN one payment In hay, 1893. speak
ing Of this matter to STAB reporter today
Assessor Cook said:
Il think it would be impossible for the
assessors to give that careful consideration To
the assessment Of property IN the county thai
they have gwen 10 Ihat IN the city and be ex-
pectec to get through IN the time stated.
Iully agree with Mr.. Moore that our time
should be extended"
I'VE are doing all we can to get through"
added Mr.. Dawson Now, We have been
viewing property since the 18th day of iasI
July and IN all mat time there has only been
slx days that We were unable 10 get out. Thai
speaks petty we'll Tor the climate OF Wash
ington-
Commissioner Douglass said that he was
rather pleased with The idea OF extension. vi
course II the assessors completed tie assess
nlent In time there would be Ia necessity OF
PASSING the nrst lnstallment Of taxes on county
property. 1t would be well, however, 10 be
clothed with the dlscre tionary power In case
the exigepcles OF the case required an extern
SION Commissioners loss and Rossell also
agreed with Ar- douglass and 1t is probable
Tat Congress Will be appealed to at an early
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
The Jury Completed.

In the Criminal Court this morning James
IL Ford was excused as a juror aud v L. Adler
and J l. Dyer were accepted. thus completing
ne panel. which stands as follows: Charles G.
Duiin, William Sauntry, Ii. X. simpson, Charles
Eoeriy, James Martin, Hugh Thomas, X. T.
Heis.on, Daniel Cushbert, John Kennedy. Rob-
EFT Z Cook, John Z, VOgt, J. J. Fuller, Charles
n Earl, Matt U Callaghan, q. +. W. striebey.
William Crawford. Charles j. Jones. Peter a.
Garten, George G. Maynard John j. sinnott.
Willard A. Pollard, 5. b. EIlery, p. L. W.
Thornton, v. Z stockett, Victor +. Adler and
}. i. Dyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
The Naval Veterans.

General order No. 3, just issued from the
headquarters Of the National Association Nav al
Veterans Of the United States, announces,
among other things, the addition of the reor-
ganized Potomac Association of Naval yeter-
ans of this city to the national body, and the
following appointments of Washirgtonians:
Isaac Newton, order on staff of rear admiral;
FRANK N S!anner, member Of executive COM
mittee; Robert VI. Nanaman, delegate, and
ehas- l. Roberts, alternate to worlds Column
ban committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
1 DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9TH st NV, ID floor
1 xrtrh bail Ate

I DWELLING ROOMS.
Corner Mass ave and
9TH st NV, ID floor
! with bath .............$l5
OFFICE ROOMS.
I36 l3th st nv. lr 4 eel. 40
1913 Penn ave NV, 2r
and ball. I'd noor. .... .A5
SHED.
I'd st bet Pa ave and ID
st SO lseason). .l1J
20;h st bet q andP SITS Sl1J
MCPHERSON Square. LOO. q.
Mass ave bet 10th and
lltl SITS. with sta. LTD. 81
lbet 18TH and l9tn leo. ~
10th 81 bet 5 and I SITS. l5O
18th 81 Der Mass ave
aud n st. .,,l5O
17th st, cor De Sale. ST. 10
list ST let Il and s SITS. 10
list 81 bet q d r SITS. lJO
ltih 81 Just north OF LIST,
l.fs andtwo baths LIB. "a
Y 81 bet 18th and ;5Uil. 10
u IT let 18th aud 18th
...-.. 10
10th ST bet X and l. BITS. I..J
81 bet 18Th 4 :.Uth SITS. l21
I'd 81 vet X and l. SITS,
Sroons and bath. ITO
loth ST near Mass sv. =. .lUO
4Oth st bet q and L SITS. lOU
18TH Ut bet q anu X :. luO
+ ST bet 18th aud 18th
BIS -....-..-......A-S
I'd st bet h and Il SITS. so
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
She Wanfs m Dixorc.

Willie Lindsey asks IN a bill for a divorce
rom Mark Lindsey also the restoration Of her
maiden name Of Lyons. The bill, filed by
campbell Darlington, sets forth the marriage
IN Lynehburg Va, on December, 1876; charges
oae treatment refusal to support her or pay
rent, deserucn IN March, 1851.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

IL was Herman ksss Of l20o 18th street north
west who made an assignment for the bench,
OF bis creditors on December 20, and not Her
man Moss Of ols street northeast, who is en-
gagged IN similar busIness-boots shoes &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

| OK sALE-LoTs-ME OFFER IHE lOIaOM-
| Il iE< desirable lots via.
a iot ON tue west SIDE OF 10th ~. between q and p
IS -ohln 70 an alley. lT4ce, "a 30 per loot.
a iOt OF the south side % ~ tsiue.u sth and
10. sts -4h =. y ieet lrice. s3.5u per loot.
a lot on the west side Of l.th 81 between Is and G
sis, IN Alue feet. iTlCe, z 20 I,rr f.,f
Two iots on the west side oi lam b-tween X ana
SIS. having total ~ teet with ..tth "a
l3u ieet Price. e2.JU per tOot
ApP.y to fIICA. FOX BROWN.
lAfnk
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

For the Destitute Georgetown Family
Mrs flizhugh Coyle sends 80 for the benefit
OF the destitute family living at IOi3 C,sseI
alley, Georgetown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

In square bounded by Mass and n st and 18th
II 1880 ~ I $50
An square 70 unaeH ny Connecticut ave aud 18th
BULLkTINs CAN BE OBTAINED Az oijR OF
FlCE. THESE HOUSES CAN BE lNSPECTED
ONLY By fEhMIls IRON OUR OFFICE.
HILL JOHNSTON,
lIeun
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
FOR SALE--LOTS

lloN'i RIA orr
unt the season has opened and She electric rosd In In
operation. a. prices Will take q bag advance.
Buy and get the beneft of the advance which 10
bound TO come. in
FORT MEYER HEIGHTS
This subdivision the pre,tiest one around wash
ingion. natural PARK. with . mas nihcent view VI
tne entire city and surrounding country. Ieyation
2Uv Iest.
An electric road right through center Of property.
BeautlIu oak trees. anoEdiIg abundance OF SHADE.
Pure water, healthy location on.y iro
city limits. Hall mile frontage Military road and
adioins Hort Meyer.
LARGE forces work grading streets and making other
extensive improvements.
The attention Of nOn-residents is called TO this prop
erty. No pace IL TIE United states offers q letter
chance tor and proht-O4e investment tDAn TINS
beautiful city OF Washington. which will IN . leu
years lie tie social and intellectual well the Ioit
ics4 center VI the lniTel states.
Our ready ali " drive parties out
20 inspeci the property.
Look into 1t before purchasing else where
Mas. terms, &c. at ornoes Of
ROBINSON a LODGE,
Investment and Real Estate Brokers,
~ and % Atlantic building.
,aA e2s and $50 II st. nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
FOR RENT-STABLES

k'Ok RENT-IN REAR OF SIS MD. AVE. N E. A
a two-story Drcx stable, with room for two horsea
ana carnage. opens Oh paved alley. Address above
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

kNUh LkAsE OR SALE-
square OF Erouad cow eniently located near the
5GSiNi 80 CEN kk OF the city. on tnePEN NSYLvA.
MA aAlLHOAD. with siding running into it, Just
the place for COAL AND MUD, LUMBER OR
MAAUkACIUkING BUSINESS
,,-,. HOTEL.
FOR LEASE
"a new building. centrally located, CONTAINING
~ Light AND CONF OnrABLE ROOMS. BATH
nCOnS. number OF storage closets, large cellar,
rASSENGEk ELEfA.Oh: HEATED BY STEA "A |;
HOlEL Or RON kLNIING.
,, . FLAT.
FOR RENT-A comfortable, conveniently arrsnrad
FDAI containing tOoIIs. kitchen, bath anu closets
neAea W steaIn with modern yeiIepts: In
'1AE OkAE" apartment Uui,.inH.
, $780, STABLES
FOR RENT
Z LAhaE AND COMFORTABLE STABLES. con-
,,,,, WARE HOUSES
LAhdE WARE HOUSES conveniently located for
SIOhAGk OK BUSINESS PUhPUSkS.
JAMES f. BARBOUR,
OH l1th st. W.,
lao-eoIm UMNER
kOk RENT-SHOP l7lS u ST NM sUIIABLE
tor Carpenter, plumber any business the n..
-NuNies' i'oo " 81. Inv. lao-3t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
EOR RENT
IL UNEURNI8HEn

11l1 Slst st .........1I6. O.
Sl0 18th o. NV. lilo
Ell X st. 100
l0lS 18th St. ............15
FURNI
Conn ave and list (cor-
nerJ ......... .SG3. 80
l st bet 18th & 18th
SIS. ............-. oS3. 80
N st bet 14th and 18th
SIS. .....- ..-ss...- .S(o
Rhode Island ave let
18th and Conn ave 800
Conn ave adjacent TO
Lafayette So tseason) $50
b ct near Conn ave. 30
/ st. bet. l3tL and 14th
Cor 18th and + sts NV. 80
Sc cor 2lst and Il SITS
NV. 1:.rs and bath .,25
n st bet Conn ave and
Hth st. 500. .SUS 80
n st bet Conn ave anu
18th 1t. ............... zoo
18th s: Vet V and h SITS. 40
II st, cor .lst ............:aOU
10th st bet q anu Ii sts. .,UO
Md ave bot ID aud Sd
SIS ne.-.......,-........lI 40
h st bet 18th and 2Uth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07

FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-sTokE AND DWELLING. CORNER
Office THE PALAIS ROYAL, corner PENNEY vania ave
and i2th ST. jaT-3t
LOB NERVOUSNESS PROPERTY, BUILDING
lS4a .th o. NV. COLLAR Fore 3 rooms above. In
auire on premises or ct l1US 18th ct nv. ja6-3t'
EoR RENT-FEBRUARY /, CORNER STORE
and dwelling suitable for drug store: good loca-
ton. Apply on premises 200 18th st NV. 1A5-Jt'
E'OR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING. 2Ol8 7TH
St n. At present fitted mp for meet store: cheap
rent. Apply II POO llth Of NV. ,a5-3t'
E,OK RENT-STORE 5l7 10TH ST N.W.,, eco
L Store and cellar 951 T. /. ave....,...,...... 20
St t 50g dvtn 81 Y
stable stalls and loft i86s i0,S st. 70
Apply to r. G. CAMPBELL.
ja2-1w 5lS 10th ct. n. y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-07
FOR RENT-HOUSFS-

EOR RENT-oNE OF THE MOST HANpsoMI
Il houses N n. " sectlon. on 10th II II rooms and
mod. itnEs electric bells seal tubes steam heat
low reni 20 sOod tenant Addrcss ". T.. star oaGc.
dtl-lm
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-06-07

Every true friend of Ireland and her
cause will rejoice to know that the ear
nest efforts to restore harmony in the
divided forces of those who should stand
as one man for the lands advancement
bid fair, at last to be successful. No
man better represents the feeling with
which the present situation of politics
in Great Britain is viewed by Irish
Americans generally than Hon. P. A.
Collins, who, with characteristic zeal
and devotion, is doing yoemans service
in Dublin for the attainment and main
tenance of unity. No man realizes more
clearly that if this be absent the advo-
Gates vi no cause, however noble, can
hope to win success. Whether the new
parliamentary elections shall be held in
June or next autumn, or deferred until
another year, the duty of the friends of
home rule in Ireland and throughout
Great Britain is equally plain, unmistak-
able and urgent. They must forget all
chickering's that belong to the past, and
set aside every personal ambition that
stands in the way of that coming to-
gether which, for the sake of a multitude
of interests, is so imperitively called for.
The sooner dissensions are healed the
nearer will be the hour of triumph.
Once united at home, the friends of the
cause beyond the seas will rally euthusi-
astically and generously to their support.
They have the best right to demand and
insist that this union of hearts and
hands for the menaced welfare of "the
old DART shall be delayed no longer.
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The president is a man OF ready wit.
While on his way to Rochester, where
he spoke on Memorial day, he made a
brief address at a little town called Wat
kins. He was introduced by an ex-post-
master, who named him, with a great
flourish, "William Henry Harrison" !"
The president turned the mistake hap
PLY with the following remark: sSome
caustic joker, satirizing that pride of
family which characterizes the Old Do
sninion, said the families of that state
reminded him of the potato plant, the
best part being underground
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NEW TO-DAY.

ITO THE PUBLIC.-It having come
Il to our knowledge that a party in
The Dalles in selling lime has made the
assertion that he charges more for other
brands than the 'Oregon" because they
are better, thereby implying that the
"Oregos" is an inferior article, we desire
to state that the t'Oregon" is the strong
est lime on the market; that it qciH qrork
more plastic and leave the work when set
stronger and tfrmer than any otHe1. lime at
present manufactured in either Oregon
or Washington. Wnl. Bsttler6: Co., Agents
at The Dalles for the "Orego,ao lime, are
Instructed to furnish, free of charge, dny
and all Oregon lime, which does not fully
come up to the stipulations above set
forth. The object of this notice is solely
to defend our goods against the false Inn
putGti0fis and statements of any person
whatsoever. The Or. Marble and Lime
Company, by T. F. OSBORN,
5-24dw1m General Agt.
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a Pointer.

II am very much pleased with Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy says H. NJ.
Bangs, the druggist at Chatswortl, Ill.
tDuring the epidemic of; la grippe here
it took the lead and was very much bet
ter liked than other cough medicines y
The grip requires precisely the same
will promptly loosen cold and relieve
the lungs, soon effecting a permanent
cure. while most other medicines in
common use for colds only give tempor-
airy relief 80 cent bottles for sale~by
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists. d&w
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Miss Grace Littlejohn is little girl,
aged eleven years, residing.in Baltimore,
Ohio. Read what she says: II was
troubled with rheumatism for two years,
but could get nothing to do me any
good. was SO helpless that had to be
carried like babe when was advised
to get bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. got it from our druggists. Mr.
j. A. Humber, and in three days / was
up and walking around. have not felt
any return of it since and my limbs are
Timber as they ever were'' 90 cent bot
ties for sale by Blakeley & Houghton,
druggists. d&w