davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-16
S3aben Sic ie iold1e Scrfpiititn9 tn
Sreifett aefamut, ,pic nc fol=
oen0e flctne Yrobcltite
Guo ettfcts
Sin1en< <2S1drel1.

Gtg gatf S.Td5asisel S6fss a2f.ais cts
IS StS.: rebu,rt aif. Cts
1zs breites erIrdfeiHes Gamaft=2i GpliHn II 80 cts
I !. g)arb brcites un9ebIeiftes oeutifes Lid
linReH, SO 9ts; rehujlrt auI.... 20 Sts.
! "a g)arb breites uHsebleiGbtes beutltsS Atlbz
Innen, so Cts; herdtseictt oEf..:..... 80 Cts.
re6Hsipt guip Trat..t ai .'4.. .'s'~".." 80 Cts
1..t+ mi 20 w, ~ 90 Cts.
eerrietter, 81 25 bos Iuseuo reouSirt oui 50 Cts.
S5Ireau =Seden (Scarfs), porgeSeldbHetes ElH7
men, SaHotud9sr II. /. t. III sIeldeH Ser'
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Gin Scrld,teritatter permist.

gtew . orf, 10. Sanuar. - 8. s.
Srlbble, 9iabt= bt=SsrldterIlatter Der "uHIeo
BreB," unO leln 8ootfubrer Sobn j. Stbba
lubreu um ubr beute abeuo BON Stalenz
5SluEO uab Der GuarantduesStatIon ab,
nm ben aus 9ilO SuueirO ansetommenen
9ampfer vSuabo" ;u beItetsen. linn II
llbr beute Nat)t iiup lle nltt suriid9etehrt
unp man fiir9tet, DaB ihr Boot burn baS
S.elbeis iort9srliieu uorOen lit. Sls bauen
feline gaterne bel ildl. YiDgllAer Selle be-
fiuOeu ite pdl nod) aui oem Oanlpfer. 2as
Don Der @bbe bic Sai beruntergefibrte
iupere Sreibsts madt e5 uorlduftg unmos.
iid, nit oeM 3ampier su pertebreu.
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sturm uno 2ebtnsperIuit III @nsIanS.- Cine
1hauosrbafte Sabrt nber oen $aual. -
srinf Spptien erfrMnfem.

2onoou, 10. Sanuar. - yin 9e1lt9tr
Shueelturm aus gtoroOiten miithet beute IN
GuQiaup. Slele Sdltitsunfdue meroen be-
rtd)tet. Der Spiiben 9teu pauen uno
Gieppe, i'll Sraulreld) iabrenoe 0amptsr
ySyl9btou" 9ius beute frlib lnmltten elns8
furd)tbarcu llnwettcrS pom erteren 9attn
ab, uno hattie elue euneellte 6abrt iiber
ben &anal. Sednduier, 9fuud)ltJIot uno
Elm Spell Der S4anstIelOuus muroen bHrd)
SturSmeQsu fort9erIiicu, uno ais ltb oaS
Tabrseuq Der 2Serite 3u 4ieppe nGherte,
mar Is 10 led, oaB es f6 raid nit Saiier
fiiQte. Ter SteuerrGnl fonnie lnimn1en
nd,t welter ieben, ais bis gum Su9e OeS
9ampters.
&er sDno pebte nit elmer Sd)ne4i9tett
pou 60 MelIen pro Stunoe. etnc gSoge na9
Der ano.ren er9oB itt iibcr bas Yeroed, 10
oaB Die 80 Baiiagtere Ill Der 3aliite blelben
muBieu. GS gelang gIudlld,er SSept, Die
9Ser1te nod redt;eltlg III errelteu Eno Die
YaIaqlere au's gauo Su brln9en, aaeln ebe
Die 6dlitc Oss @cpadS gelanOet mar, 9In9
Der 2ampfer inter.
gluf Der o0be BON 0artmoutb ertrauteu
fiiuf Sootieu bel benz Scrlube, etneu Dtanu
an 8Oro elne8 Sd,fieS 3u ieeen. Sbr
Boot teuterute, Die juiaien, feben an Der
3abl, ltiirSteu tu's 2SaIier, Ino nur Spel oer=
ieIbeu nurOeu 9erettet.
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Sfimdrse Sfei0erfoHe
Gin6eimifGe Stofe.

escbIeibter Gantoner 6Ianen, cute GuaIitdt 6 Cts.
o5e6letter @antoEer 6IGnel, ihper H. brett cts.
Cine Yartic uHge6ltitte7 ga brelten @obal@
letter Sctttuu5elges. pom "a Sts. berGb9ez RI.
rHss eluter aIeranora'er NiouiieliH, 45
SoQ brett, ooH 12'a Cts. berab9eleBt auf, "a efs.
uraebleidter sd breiter Diogamter Setttudz
hofi, po1 y Gts. reouSrt GuT ........... 10 Sts.
Gjebleithter Sl4 breiter Gobaiietter Setttud1=
ftoii, uoR "a Cts. berdbaeest auf. .......2O @ts.
SorsbnIrr 4l4 breittr aebeitter .......... s. Sts.
gSaltbamer Ala brciter 9cbleidter .......-. Sts.
yonsoaler @rtrGzSdmo.ic, 4!4 brett. .-... 10 CTS.
rtica'er (gi.sg) Nitns, 9SGmiutta'er rHo aHoere
hsIcr-nts .Snrter in neIileuI NtIhlItnlils.
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SretoniasSndl.

Eir SuusHeioer, feines baumlpoleHes Soz
britat, ooppeIt brett, 30 .SOl brett, d,luarS
uno meiB tlrrlrt uno peri1ieoen 9emIitert;
GROCER Bargain. Son Is Gents bsrab9eieEt
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AlOuafIin= llntsrhlsiOsrz usrkauf.
Ser aroBtc, oen tptr ie absebalten

spesierc gr,iie fir einis. gartie'n, nm ousSuoer=
fauien ane uniere EabrtantenzD DiuIter in inf Bar
item absetbeiIt lln9eidbr 1000 @endEoer in beieH
iunf Yartie Sielt ausseiutlte Slide iiHo no1 Su
baben.
garti. gir. 1. - Tabriiauteu gtufer $3.50 bis
$1.75 lperth.
9artc 9ir. .. SnbritanteuzMuiter, 81 bis $3.50
nertb.
gartic glr. 3.-Gabritanteu giuEer, 1915 bis s3
ipcrtb.
garti. ST. 4. - 6abritan.nsg sgluFcr, $3.50 bis 81
ipertl,
Gartie g1r, 5. SabritGntsH=D =Diuf.r, $3.50 bis Sc
tuertl,
IuaeTdGr 40 Nut.no 9lattsepdnocr, 81 pertb,
20 Scuts.
75 Sutenb Mouiielnz uno Ganbrc @epdnoer,
beitebeno in rSftrts," @bemtetten, unterboen uno
aorctten=leberilseH fcH 9euano in Der Bartic mez
niger, ais Is Gents ipertb,
25 0usenb llntcrBoicn uHO Gbemiietten, so Cents
pertb, lur
so SuterS O2ouIeIin= uno 9anlbric=@efD6noer, be-
itebeuo in Sfirts," GbemiieIen, untcrboicn
ietten=cber3iaeH. Sem GepaHo IN Der Farle iueHI=
ger, ais 81 lpcrth, Su
72 ScntS.
100 Duteno feinIe DiouicIinz unb Gambric=9e=
udnocr. eineeiaBt NIT Oieolcl= nro SalzSpteeH ooer
zStiterelen, beebeno aus SaustIeoern, unIerrofeH,
untrrboIen Scmoen uno SorettbeSisen. 9en GSefuGHo
in Der Bartie ueaser psrtb, ais 81 % uHo pie msl=
item $1.5o, Su
971S Sents.
IOC ieine Cambria czSrautzGjdrniuren, orei StIt in
Der Barrie in aiften orransirt, nit SpBen ODER St
ereien eingeia6t, 2Sertb So bis 500 pro 0ar5ltur
ppn 3 StudeR. I'm Su rdumen Iur
$2.93.
Spiten-9 n-9eparteme,tt.
5000 garos Sorton= uHo Diebici= Spker, 4 bis
4 3oa brett 10 Gts Die yGro 2Scrtb 25 bis 80 Gts-
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Ser Semti6e Gorreipomoent,
sdnIitb. frnd,entIidt unh q ennutnns.


n. Eaine, Giacntbniner nn0 Heoaffeur,
elbpeitsgfc SaltimoresStrase uno Yoit=SiFcesGss.
greis bes faeIid,en @Iattes, burdl 8rdser in Bal.
timore uno in Der Sfa6bdrifaft beiorst, 12b @ts;
tasIidhe unb Sonnta 40 ssiuSeabe Is Cts. pro
Rode sabIbdr notentih on bic baS SlGtt beoraenoeu
Grdeer-SaaIidl nebit Souuta as =9tuo aa be u1ter
o=SorauSbc3abluHa $50 pro Sobr, fir fir,ere
Seit i'm ScrbdItnig; fHr bic fpDdleatIidle aus be
nit SonHta9sbIat, portofrci, init Absus tiir Clubs
$50 pro Sobr, Eon ir9eno einem Srte bes SnIanz
sts, 81 Hah europa. Snnuta q S=.sus ca be 81
,ro Sabr:-0as bette uuo tiuisfte Sentfdle 8Iatf
n ben WiitteI= ME0 SlotaateH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-16
9SlaneQs s9epartement

ginis. iebr if0ne geititte 9iodSeusz
Nlonels. gepu;irt pom 81 auf..............19 Cts.
gluserlcIene lpeiEe unb rothe SbaterzSlGz
rene. fenite Grbeit, 5u 95 Gents pcrtGnIt.
SerabgeieBt auT ..............:....:. 90 Cts.
gluserleiene rothe Geiunobeits 6IGHcae.
gSGa 20 GentS reoISlrt ui........... -. 50 Cts.
gSeiEe, eraue uno bdue 5SlaHeQe ir ielblseT
GerbdltHIic berabgeictt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-16
Sbwar3e nnb farbise GlsiSsrltoff.
SeSes StId, ieSe garo berabaeIest.

rs Cents aemiidte e6eOiOts b.ru6ssiett ouf 8 8
Gents Die garo.
s1sforbise aH5ussFOffe berab9sett nuf SO Gents
bic Yaro.
rs eentsz$latos bcrunterseiett auf 80 Gents bic
garb.
$1zfrans0iiite sauecIz 9aarioffe berobsectt oui
SIS Gents Die Yaro.
so Gents itipar;e 9aidJmire berabseiett auI 80
81 25 ieibsntuertise 9eari.ttos beratseiett oui
S1.05 bic yaro.
81 So farbise ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS auf S1.29
bic Yaro.
81 .25=ibpar;e sculuferte @erpebe berobseiett auf
98 Gents bic sIaro.
S1=farbiac noQeHc SeRriettas berabseiett auf 75
Gents bic ga-o.
81 5O=grieiIp's 9cnristtas b.rabs,Ieft anf 81 S3
Die garo.
75 eezts=farbia. serses berubseiett uui 66 Cts.
bic garo.
75 Gents idiparse aoitmirc Eerob9sictt uuf 6S
s25osfar6isc saiiertudc bsra6s.iett auf S2.2O
bic garb.
81 .5osibparse ROHneH etIeier bsrobseiett auf
$1.3:i Die Yaro.
s125.talrrte aGeib.ritoffe berabseiett auf SO gts
Die garo.
s150=S Sturuzs erses berabssisbt aui s1.29 bic
garo.
81 125 idnarser aamseIsbaoritoff bernbseett auf
95 Cts. Die g)aro-
so Gents iAparie eerses berabseett auf As Cts.
Die yaro.
81 farbis. Grepons b,rabasiett auf 90 Cents be
garo.
1926 sebIautte gopeIin. b,rabseett oui &c Cts.
bic 9aro.
aae uuiere So, $3.50, So urb S4zRopitdtenlpaa.
rcn. iduGri mo iarbis, berab9siest Guf $l.19 Die
yGrb.
ae unicre itiuarssu IeiSeneR @rsEobiRes beb;utcnb
ferlbaeisEt.
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1OuloeArn nnN Comforts.
gplitrrartifcl= Sennrtement.
g t o t t t It

unb sne fcnfiisen SprotiebI.r beiIt sriinbliG unS
i6nca bes rSemp ftbeneSs, IN Hitnt," SIR. sos,
kseitsc scofiuanftrate. uGbe 2iEten'apern'
lSuul25, ,12Qfsfl
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gansbaItungswaarsn> >Dsrhanf.
@uSrerfanfs.Yrsiic iiir SteYartte'n
BON letter ySpd)e.

BON LETTER ySod)e.
Siefe pon 5iIh 9amait, lpdbrsnb bss gerfauf.s
81 AZ nnb ga @t5. Die garo os9eiaogeH, berob9ez
lest aHI
50 Gcitts, um aus5uperfaufcn.
Tec Don SiId,= Gomait. pdbr.nb be5 ScrtauTs su
81 uHo 70 Gents Die yaro absesebeE, her'o9cIest
621& Gents, um aussuperfaufen.
8eTe bon EiIhz8amaif, iudbrcnb b.s Sertaufes gu
81 .0S uHo $1.19 Die yaro Iosged,laseH berab9eee;
81 Gents, ann ans,upcrfaufeu.
sfef. GtponI6ire,r sanss.bI.itter 9utabads Sauos
tnUer. pdbreRo oe5 SertauIs Su IL Gents ao9eseoeH
121s Gents, um aussnpsrfanieu.
9i,t. Don banOscmatten s,aumt.n Sauotidsrn
aus trIlheu SlHHeH, n6hreuo oeS Sertaule5 81 20
Gents perau6ert, perGbaeleSt duf
II eeuts, um aus5uperfakssn.
9aene RON bunttantiseu Soplcs, ipdbreno bes
8ertauLs 5u So eeHts pro SuteHo DtrtauIt her'6se@
75 Gemts, am ausauperfaufen.
0ieft. BON sans ipciBen unb iarbtssn SaHtenz0ops
lies, pdbrenb oes Gertoufes su $l.25 pro SHseHo
pertauIt berabseiest auf
S1.O3, um aus ;uocrfaufcn.
Silan, pom SS eebIeidten eeruietteu, tpdbrcno bes
S.rfauiss gu 81 .i9 pro 9utenO losseIaseu, berabz
9eiest auI
S1.O5, nm Misrepresentation.
gsildn; pon "a eebIeitten Serpetter, ipdhrerS bcs
eertautS 81 s1.s5 pro SuBeHb perduBert, berabsez
iePt auI
S1.75, I'm nusSuuerfaufsr.
SiGan, pom "a seruiettcn, tpdbrcnb oes Ser'aufes
Su 81 90 pro Ouseno abgegebeH, berabscieft auf
SI.5O, nm ausSupertauieE.
SiIans bon = SerpietteK, pdbreRo bes Serfoufes
Al $3.50 pro SueeIo IoSeeidlaseH, berab9eIett GuI
$3.50, I'M misrepresentation.
gilans pon q seruietten, iudbrcrb bes Serfuuies
Al 1913 pro Suseno a69egebeH, berob9eicbt 1ui
$3.50, I'M ausSuoertauTeH.
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9a(c's @olleD -
-.- OF --..
9Orc6OunO 154 Cat
--t=1-t--

1T icit uielen Sabrrn brinnbers gs,
iGatt als ein mOBltbuenhrs IittcL
inmabl fir ale 6rnnii6rm, tuie afus
ten Granfbritrn Der 9nftrnbrr, ME
Snifru, SGnupirn, Sruntitis nnS
affbma. Siele Sauienbe babrn Die
tpnbltbatigc 0irfuug oirIes unIGabs
barren Praparnts crfabrsu, II. @er,tr,
trie GelrBrte anerfenncn es llberaa,
Dap ME Sritanbtbrile, tueldle 3uulciIt
bel 3ubrreitnng hicIes @ittrls brrs
turnbet iuerOrn, 3u irnrn geBGren,
tuel9e fir lire Beiliame @irfuus in
inlGen quaIrnOcn Sei6ptrbsn ;a,
meiff befaunt iinn; gan; btionStrs
finb birsbr3iigliG Die Praparate bun
3nnig, 9nrebnuun (anSurn) uno
9berr anjuempicblru.
Sas finn guar altmnbii6r, aber
bielcrprubtc 9ciimittrl fir brumGia
tii@c SeI9WerOen, iie ffsben bel asrss
ten, ipie bci'm Snlfe in pupnlGrlfem
Gebrau6 anO iinb NIT anhrreu
uertbbullen SHSrshsn1ien 9emil9
ncrbunnrn in
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Mantelz nno p,l,-Dspartsmsnt.
Scst lit SBrc sScit, sit faufc,t.
0soBer 9crfauf su berabgeiestcn grcijeu

SeSt III SDfc Sctt, 5n fanfct.
0rober gcrfauf sm berasaeSestcn greiien
Dor Der aufnabme Der Sabreeinuentur.
SIS fuertbe RaateItrasen aus edltem 9fobbenpeGs
! 1ir
$3.50.
| s65 tuertbe ed]ts itparSe SItistraqen fur
| 500.
s25 pertbe auserIeieHc ouaitdtcn pon geIsmant.ls
tragen fnr
SIS.
s15z uHo $2oessI8zSOas tar
s25 pertbe itiuarSc sansmollene GbcpiotzReefers,
| nit perrihem Sammfeu beieet, iiir
SIS.
s12, so un6 s15s ftiporse uHo bIau. beiOabsrs
lange Ieeiers iir
$25 Rortefras.n 3ode, eiiortirte Saeoas, flr
$18.
s3a :5ozpelsbsietts MaHteItraseHz&Ode bic alIer=
$4,000.
Cine aiiortirt. gartic BON Hoden, eiHforz
big nEo peISbeieEt, bis Su $40 90 pertb, iir
$500.
Cine garti: einfarbiasr uno nit gdniiren bsiebter
Thz zueberruirie, pom Der Ietten SaiIon u6rlq oez
b!lcbeH, bis ;u $4,000 uert6 idr
$1,000.
siuc nit Gel; beieste T5de berabseIest.
slae tetne importtrte ileber,parfe berabsez
geieBt.
Nue 9Rdoden=Jtodc bcrabsciekt.
slue Rinoer,R6de berabseiest.
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Sameu Wtpniieliu llnter;eug

Gin Soften duserft ieiHer @ambriczgi giadltsefudEber:
SemoeH, unterhoen uno SdnurtelodeH= Sejusc, NH
Spieen uno Stlderci seifEaduoQ uersiert.
81. 2.25zGSeplnoer... .......S 30.
81 5Oz6euoen n................S1.11.
81 DDS unterbO1er a Sts.
81 25z Sdairleibd'en= Sesise. 98 Sts.
Sine Ya.te lodgrGpiseT, elegant beiester Wouilez
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Sdjnittnaaren Inn pS6tnens 2aoe,t, :"
9ir. 10, s8tlt.GtrtnstOu.Suube.
(Aua.31-D
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-04-19
APR. 10, 1898
WEDNESDAY,
PROSPECTUS OF OREGON.

A meeting OF citizens is urged for to-
morrow night to discuss and act upon
the matter of furnishing funds for the
Prospectus of Oregon. Fifty thousand
copies of this valuable book are to be
printed and circulated in Chicago dur
ing the worlds fair. OF all the plans
for advertising our state and securing
immigration this seems to be the most
sensible and feasible. This book is to
be no gaudily-covered affair on cheap
paper, nor even brochure, but hand
some, large-s1zed book of the best enam-
elled paper, filed with half-tone illus
trations and choice reading matter-the
nearest example of which we can think,
but which is yet better and larger than
the one in mind-being 'tAstoria" by
Col. Pat Donan. AS Notwithstanding
the immense edition of this work, it will
cost in the neighborhoodo of 40 cents each,
it will be seen that it will be a rare
treasure, and will not be subjected to
the careless indifference of the thousands
of publications of like intent that will
undoubtedly be circulated during the
great fair. 1t will reach the family and
find place in the library or on the CEN
ter table, and throughout the years to
come will do its own work in inducing
settlement and immigration to our state.
Astoria has already subscribed $1,000 to
the enterprise, Eugene $500, Salem 81 200
and now it is The Dalles turn to see
what will be done about it. THE
CHRONICLE does not believe The Dalles
viii be unrepresented, when we have
attractions to offer second to none for
immigrants, and as long as our wool, fish
fruit and grain interests are in their
present undeveloped state. Let there
be a full attendance, Notwithstanding
the fact that our board of trade is de-
funct.
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a letter has been received from New
Jersey asking us to handle counterfeit
money. The letter encloses a purported
clipping from the New York Times, tell
ing of its remarkable likeness to genuine
money, and the great trouble it is al
ready affording the authorities. 1t is
needless to state that this letter is as in
sincere as the nefarious scheme it sug-
gests. It is also one of the Oldest of
chestnuts and has been exposed N
newspapers and books for at least thirty
years. The victims who it attracts go to
New Jersey and give up from $500 to
50 900, thinking they are to get ten
times that amount in spurious bills, but
they get sawdust or blank paper. They
cannot well complain to the authorities
that they have been swindled, and the
best thing for them to do is to maintain
q discreet silence. OF course they are
served right, after believing they are to
swindle others. 1t is probable that sew
eral of these letters have been sent to
The Dalles, but it is extremely unlikely
chat any one would pay any attention to
them. Yet they must once in a while
catch sucker, else the business would
be dead.
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The women.s Convention.

The several unions of the w. G. T. U.
of Wasco county, Oregon, met in annual
session at 2 O'Clock p. In. in the NJ E..
church of this city. The convention
was called to order by Mrs. S. French,
the president.
By request of the president, Mrs.
Riggs, the state president, took charge
of the convention. Mrs. o. d. Taylor
was appointed secretary. After organi-
zation, Mrs. Riggs gave an interesting
account of the workings of the subordi-
nate unions and various county conven-
tions which she has recently attended.
The various local unions then made
reports.
In connection with her report of Hood
River union, Miss Rigby gave an ac-
count of the efforts of the union to pre-
vent the location of saloon at Hood
River.
The treasurer of Dalles union made a
financial report, and Mrs. s.. French
made general report of the work DUR
ing the past year. Convention ad-
journed. Benediction by Rev. Whistler.
Mrs. o. d. TAYLOR. Secretary.
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OREGON AT THE WORLDS FAIR.

The following is list of the superintendents
OF the different departments of the world IS fa1r
commission. Anyone who has anything to ex-
hibit should correspond with the proper officer,
one of the following;
W. F. MATLOCK, department OF agriculture.
forestry and forest prooucts, and live stock;
Pendleton.
C. w, AYERS, department of mines, mining
and metallurgy; Ashland.
DIR. ]. r. CARDWELL, department of hord-
culture, including Horticulture and viticulture;
Portland.
GEO. T. MYERS, department of fishing and
fishing apparatus, manufactures, electrical ana
mechanical Inventions; Portland.
MRS. NJ. PAXTON, salem, (until July ], 1888
and MRS. E. W. ALLEN, Portland, (after July i,
1885, department of woman's work, comprising
the fine arts, household economy and products
thereof
(. B. MCELROY, department of education,
including educational exhibits, literary, special,
general, music, etc.; Salem.
GEO. w. MCBRIDE, department of civil gov
ernment, including state and county; Salem.
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empIOymeni

Don't be q spider
and crGsoI in these daysl Why
not keep up with the nineteenth
century, You would not buy
steam engine made like those Of
a century ago. Then why should
you buy the old-fashioned, big,
drastic pills that gripe and debii-
tate your system ?
AS great improvements have been
made in pills as in steam engines.
DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are
tiny, sugar-coated granules, or pills,
are easiest to take, and never gripe
or shock the system.
They are purely vegetable and
perfectly harmless.
One little Pellets a laxative, three
to four are cathartic. They regu-
late and cleanse the liver, stomach
and bowels = quickly, but thor
oughly. They're the cheapest pill,
sold by druggists, because you only
pay for the good you get. They're
guaranteed to give satisfaction,
every time, or your money is re-
turned. That's the peculiar plan
all Dr. Pierce's medicines are sold
on.
Can you ask more
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Insurance. Against Bike rhieves.

The latest thing in the insurance line
is scheme for the insurance of cycles
against robbery, which has been
brought out by G. Mckay Morat, of
London. This enterprising broker is
willing to indemnify the owner of a
machine of a value not exceeding one
hundred dollars for a single premium
of about eighty cents, or above one
hundred dollars and not exceeding two
hundred and fifty dollars for a premium
of one dollar and twenty-five cents.
The only particulars required are the
name of the makers, the description of
the cycle and the number of the ma
chine. The conditions of insurance
are very simple, the chief stipulation
being that the insurer shall exercise
reasonable care for the safety OF the
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Trout fishing is fine.
The sun smiled on us few moments
recently.
The Hunter brothers have gone to
Portland to engage in the tomallie
business.
Rev. Frank Ireland preached to a
crowded house in school district 81 last
Sunday.
The hurries of snow on the mountains
farther back beautifully suggests to the
casual mind that spring is heartless
lassie.
A. M. Greed is expecting carload of
fruit box material for the coming sea-
sons strawberry output.
Some excellent work has been done on
the wagon roads in this district the past
week, Supervisor Reno working the
east end and Mr.. La Piere working on
the west.
A dance was given at Mr.. and Mrs.
Young's Tuesday. The usual good time
was had by all, and the reminiscence
of another social gathering which made
life's journey more pleasant. will be
jotted down on memory's tablet.
Ye correspondent went trout fishing
last week and caught a severe cold and
two fish. Nothing surprising about the
latter only to ourselves. Its a mean
man that would take all the speckled
beauties from their native element. We
left some. This may seem surprising to
those who know US, but come and see.
Tba hoCa Io1l ol,,h q IN
on their ball grounds on the 1st of May,
to which all are invited. A match game
of ball with the boys from over the river
will be played. A good time is antici-
pated if it don't rain or snow.
'Who steals our purse steals trash, !"
but who appropriates our fair head,
'tMosier Musings" as was done last
week, puts paragraph or two below it,,
and sets it up as target for Keno to
blaze away at, treat us ''wuss and wuss." !"
To begin with, we don't allow squab-
bling on our premises; quarreling is
bad business any way. Boys, remember
Esops quarrelsome cocks and draw a
moral therefrom. This time you are
forgiven. but ''go way chilluns" and scrap
no mo-.
Friendship ceases in a horse trade, as
was evidenced here last week. Squire
Davenport purchased span of horses
from particular friend OF his living at
Prineville. The squire hadn't seen the
horses; he didn't want to see 'em.
He had confidence in his friend and
knew he would get good team, so he
left orders at one of The Dalles stables
to have the animals duly received. The
horses came down as leaders on the
Prineville stage last week, and the stage
had hardly stopped when one of the
horses dropped, never to go again. The
other animal was brought home, and is
certainly beauty-ful object of charity
hide hoof-bound, ring-boned and
spawned. Add to this the fact that il
utterly refused to work, in the harness
or out of it, and you have good idea O
the Squire's brag team, and fair illus
tration of the perfdious horsetrader.
SUB.
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being
mill of
there
that
anywhere for fruit and agriculture
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There will be used in the Spectatorio,
''The World Finder which is to be
given in "The Chicago Spectatorium, !"
three carayels that will be exact repro
ductions of the three vessels of Column
bus fleet. These vessels are constructed
from the best historical data obtainable
and will in themselves form an interest
ing historical feature. They will be
manned by able bodied seamen and will
show all the seaman's manipulation of
the three famous boats.
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The more Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know of no other remedy. that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. It is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
It is good in any kind of cough. We
have sold twenty-five dozen of it and
every bottle has given satisfaction.
Stedman & Friedman, druggists, Mime
sofa Lake, Mimi. so cent bottles for
sale by Blakeley & Houghton, drug
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weather has not been favorable to the
lambing season, yet SO far it has been
very successful, the increase being gem
orally estimated at 80 per cent. The
sheep are in good condition and the
fleece to be heavy and of quite long
staple
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Karl's Glover Root, the new blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25c., SOC. and $1.O0. Sold by Snipes &
Kinersly, druggists.