davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-08-12
S&n0rcr ia&t Ssnufe.

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orOncten6nu1e oeS Gon9reiies in Dem jebt
bort tobenbcn Silberfompfe, lit Der cbema7
ltge y9febelI", gGiQiam 6. Nilion aus
@barle5totDn in QSeit>&ir4inien, geboren in
0trginten 1843, noc6 benz &riege cine 3eitz
lang YrDfelior 0m columbian college" ,
00ltn in GDdrlcStotpu NOpofat, 1880 Dele
Jat duf Sem Acknowledgement Der Demo
fraten unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1882 bis 3u letner balo barauf erfolgter
g8abl ms Observation-Disclosures ser
4}rQit6ent Der StoatSultiperiitGt in QSeitz
&irgilien unb lc!tDem lnunter6ro6en
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8arlome1tarier, Derbatft QSill on bod6 nibt
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3eicbnung, ion6ern ser G6atio0e, baB Sic
9{cip yortcr 0emofraten chamber bielelbe
1!icbt g0n1ten. Observation-Disclosures gilt
natur9emGB 5om 9leeb ais Ser 6ilbrer
ietner Bartct, Da Dies dber fetn &arnpf
5Dti6cn polittl6en B~ortet9ruppen, lonDern
it6 je nacb ibrer Stellung sur Oelofrnge
gruppirenben Decentralization De5 Gongreiie5
lit, 10 peric6lpinoet 0teco ais 6ibrer foit
DouitGnOtg unb lie9t bic 2eitun8 in 6Gnz
Den Ntlio1S un6 8lanO5, be5 lcBtcren ais
Gr3perfcdbter5 be5 Silberi6minbelS.
Qlber pbi9on Die 6ibreric6oft Ser STE
pu6lifancr in Dem ieBigen Sample nicbtS
3u beOeutcn bat, bat Der groBmGuligc Soc
Cannon 6icielbc oerltocD an iicb SIT rciBen
gclucbt. SIN Dori9en Gon9reB ob8ctafelt,
lit e5 Cannon aus 0anpile i'm icBigcn
tpieberum 9clutgcn, itcb ctnen Sig 5u
erDbern. a3lDet Sabre lang tpur ct sum
Scbneigcn perurtDeilt g"elpelen unD bd iuftc
eS i'm in alien @licbern, ser QSelt iein
g8ie6ereri5etnen ouf Dem ScbauplaBe ici@
11er langidDrigcn G0dtigfcit bemerflib s1
mac6en. 8lanO bate G0LuB Der Debate
ilber ietncn N1tr0g ouf 6citIteuung Der DC
Icbdf1SorOnltng bedltragt uno 9tee0 Bate
it6 bereit5 in Du3 Stbettcrn lcine3 8eriub3,
0ielen 8lanD10en Nntrag gum ge8enltanDe
? elmer %cinitiinot9cn 9ebntte 81 macbcll &C.
fiigt un0 iib nit elmer balbitiinotgeu
~NHN%NN QUE W.T. SNSNONhI +UptutI SuIt!lpt
ltcb'S njc6t Derfnetfen fonnte, ben &f
nocbndls duf3uncbner, 10 DdB i0ltcBlicb
bic Jtcpublitaner ntc6t etn1naL sic babe
Stun0e bef0nten, Die ibnet ionit getpQDrt
IporOcn pGrc. IS 9elang Cannon, Sic
nalncntlicbe ~2lbittmmung iiDer ben 8lano'z
fcben 2Intras berbetsufiibren, oantit lparen
a6cr OretUiertel Stull6en pergargen ur0
Cannon bate iib MIR cine geiol3ene Nicoerz
Ia9e 8eDolt. 9}oB einmal that Cannon iein
nngei9l0cDtcS WtauG ouf ulto 9crietb nit
8lanb 10 bart 0n~cin0nber, Bag ser Sprecher
Die bei6cn 80npfDG6ue sur Rube bertpetien
muBte. @crr Gr;Sp BOT 9tceO gcitern etue
Strobe ietner cigencn Me0i5in SIT foiten ges
gcben, a6cr 9teeO bat 6ieielbc 1pcnigten8
nit NritanO Oeri4luft; Cannon 0age9en
muBte tie erit nit 9niIttel5ieben etngeblGut
tperOen.
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Weoen 6raufamfett perbaftet.

Q(ntOn 2tm6erg, Ser an Der @lartSS traBe
etnen TrlcbtlaOen betreibt, muroe bette
Wfor9en Derbaftet un0 in Der 6arriion
StraBet>S Station inter Ser 9~lnflage Ser
@rauiamfeit gegen Sbtere eil1geiperrt. Clint
berg battle bret Staten gefan9en, oieielben
nit Eetroleum begoiien, bieS bann angez
5lnbet uno MN nit 8efrteDi9ur1g Sugez
1eben, mic Die armen SDiere BEL lebenbigem
Setbe p%erbrannten. 3ufGQiG fam elm
Bolt3tit be;m 2aOen Dorbet, Ser i'm lofort
bctm &ragen nabm uno nacb Der Station
bracbte. Die v6umane Society" lit erlucbt
%tporbet, ais Slager ge9en 2imburg auf3ls
treten.
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Is manaelt on Sddroel6.

6. s. Wfitcbeu, BON Ser 6. s.. Wtttcbeu
So, $40. 363-365 g. @ltntonitr., beanz
tragic beute 8ormittag i'm Superiorgericbt
Sic Giniebung zines Observation-Disclosures fir
Sic 0eiclli6aft, ba Dieie ibren finansieuen
8erpflicbtun9en atgenbItflicb nicbt nadbz
fommen fann. Den 8eitGnben I'M Mertbe
bon $67 900 iolen nur Gerbinblibfciten
5tm 8ctragc bon $40, 600 Experimentation.
Die Witbeu SO, betreibt einc 6abrtt BON
Yerionctl@ uno 6rabtfabritiiblen.
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Stdott1bes,
Rletne Wabrihten.

Snfolge bausGi6er 3ptftt9fetten na6m
it3 geftern Der 58jdbrige @rnit &leinte,
go. GIL @irarbitr., burb einen S6uB baS
Geben.
- 9aS Chicago 8eac6 6oteI an Der So.
StraBc lit aucb IN S6lpulitGten 9erotber
uno Die equitable 3ruit Company lit CUR
WtaiienDcrDalterin ernarnt norben. Die
Scbulben belaufen it6 auf $500, 600 UNI
itbertreffen Die 8eitGnbe nm Elm 8e6eu@
tcnOeS.
= Ser 27iGbri8e Soiepb Glarf, $50. 1928
Segtngton 2loe., fam 8eitern Nbenb baburd
gu leinem Sobe, OaB ct iib nit cinem
lctner Nnit9t nacb un8elaOenen NeOolper
bei6Gftt9te. Ginc &ugel Orang in ieiner
llnterletb unb nacb turSer 3eit mar ct cine
9eicbe.
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fdndtfsn1ns.

2tHf elmer Camp meeting" in 0esz
pI9tneS ertldrtc Jtep. s. q. gS0o6 tiirsltc6,
Dap IS tatDolticbc Brieiter gdbe, Die ebenio
gut uno fromm ieien, ais CT ielb1t. Sine
tanetI1cb an8eIe9tc Dame bate BON oielcr
NeltBerun8 9ebort nnb iteQte ber galtor
oarlber 3Ar JfcOe. ST. CAB gu, DAB CT BEN
ertpa3llten NuSOrUf gcbroutbte, tporauf bic
Urau e%rfldrte, OaB Die 60Qc nit lolc6en
Seutcn tptc Gcp. Moob5 uno bic fat6olilcben
RrteItcr an9cfitllt iei. QScnn ct aber urnb
Die tatboltlcbcn 9~rieItcr i'm 6immeI pGren.
ipuroc tic einen DciBeren 8laB por3ie6elt,
nnr nm nicbt nit lolcbcn 2euten in Sc
rllDrun9 Su fommen.
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Nah 5Oidhrioer Che.

Srau Sbereia 81. San 0oO5er, ge6.
Sefpts, n1acbtc geitern gegen ibren @otteu,
ben 9r5t Or. 8. 3tel. 9an 9ooser, ser an
9ebltcD Elm Sa6re5eiufommeu BON $1,000
ltno @tgentbum I'M gScrtbe pom $4,000
bat, cine Scb~eioung9tlagc ipege1 Serial
lens anbdngi9. 9te &lGgerin bate Sen
8erflagten I'M Sabre 1860 gebeiratbet. sic
beDauptet, baB CT tie I'M Sabre 1890 oDne
iebe G~eranloHun8 D~erlaIien babe. Sic lit
angebIicb 8an5 arm uno oDne Otittel gum
SebenSunterDulte.
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@eD. 9. Sannomau olls Gen

WED. 9. OQn10man aus YellDer
lpuroe 9eitern unter Der 9~lnflage, 6a5 Sis
lDa1ler IN Oer Office be8 r6ree 6Otel
Jte9tltrD"", SEQ. 81 So. StraBc, p~ergtftct
SIT BADEN, in 6aft genommcn. 0err
Set8bton, Sn6aber Der ertpGbuten Office,
be5ctcb1ete 6annaman ais ben 0tanl, mel
cber am 0onneritag in Der Sfijce ericDtcn,
leDr aufgeregt mar uno ib!ieBltcb Nrieuit
IN 0a5 @tsWaiier ibiittetc, tporauf er ii9
e%ntfcrnte. 6annoman bcbaltptet bagegcn,
OaB Setghton itcb in Der 8eriOn TIRE. SIM
merQin hleibt bet Gorgang Elm rdtbiel0after
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gStQtam Seiiup unD Z. Is. Summ(

- @tliam Seiiup un0 s. 6. Summer
bile, Die III Der gSIrtbic5att AL gGabaiD
2lDe. ben Yoltsiitcn QSoDlbrtogc BON ber
t6arriiou Ctr Station on9cgriffen battet,
ipuroen 9eltte 8ornlttta9 bon &idDter 8raO7
tpea 81 ie $50 Strafe %perbonnert.
g. g8. Q(c6t iibt ouf Der Warfpcaz
itraBenzS Citation btnter ScbLoB un6 RicgeI
neil ct g~eitern 2(ben0 in bic 99oDnung lei
ner bon ibn 9eibicoeuen Trau, go, 669
9. 0alltcO itraBe orang u1to ibr nit etlcl'I
Oteiicr etnen Stio6 in ben 2trm ucriebte-
9lm 10. D. 90, Utrb ct iicb Dor 9titbtcr
9ooleD 81 perantluorfen baben.
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mtu sic urfabe nidt anoeben.

Der q Sabre olte 9errD 8bompion,
Elm &utider, tuOIte iic6 beute Otorgen I'M
2 llbr baOurc3 boS 2e6en nebn1en, 0aB ct
it9 cine &ugel in Die Iinfe 8ruit i6oB.
Ole 8unOe lit ntbt gefd6rltc6. GbompiOn,
nelcber BET ~iei1er Ntlttcr in 6em 6uuie
gto. 2123 %gSentport6 2lDe. ipobnt, ipeigert
itb, trgenO tpelbe Wtottpe ietner Shat an
SuQebelt.
, 1893-08-12

- IS miro tpeiter 9~'raaftl 93oebe
GousinS lno Tannie 0iftnion baben Die
8erta9ung Oes SO ltausiteuungS 0etberz
ratbes 81 bintertrei6en Oeritanben. &ein
8unber o1cb: iecb5 Dollars per Sag un6
babel bic @elegcnDeit SIT BADEN, un9eItroft
elmer lieben S3peter ems auSlpiicbcn SIT
fonnen, 6aS IdBt man 10 leicbt itdb uid9t
cntgeben.
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= 9ftbt Ste StIber1eute, lon6ern
bic @cgner DcS StLber If 10 tnbel5
boben rtbatidbIi9 iGren g8iOen burc69es
iebt" Ii. /. ID. - bGtte eS g~eitern IN ben1
2lrtifel Scr S6la9tptan" beiBen mH1Ien.
9aS tit freiliD au6 ibon aus Sem s3uiams
menbang berDor9egangen.
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6leine QlnSeigen in Der 9tbenOauSgabe
Der SuinotS StaatS3ettung foiten, lucnt
nicbt me6r lpte 3eDn gSOrte, 10 Gents, JeOeS
i~peitsre &ort l Sent.
, 1893-08-12

9lbenObiatt Der 81, Staatsstg. l Gent
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Business Change.

E. w. Helm has purchased the store
formerly owned by VIM. Floyd. The
new firm name will be E.'W. Helm G
Co. The new firm will be under the
management of Mr.. S. A. Byrne, who is
well-known here, and was formerly in
terested in thel store as partner. He
is a graduate of the pharmaceutical col
lege of Toronto, Canada, and is a thor,
oughly competent druggist, with vast
fund of experience. A complete ana
well-selected stock of all goods usually
found at any drug store will always be
found on sale at the lowest prices at this
establishment.
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Chi1dren,s Day.

Children's day was duly observed at
the Congregational church last evening.
The committee, Mrs. Curtis, Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs. Patterson, in charge of
the programme, deserves great credit for
the pleasing manner in which the chill
dren acquitted themselves.
The choir of young girls was feature
of the evening that we hope to see and
hear again soon. Master Walter Reavis
recited "The Landing of the Pilgrims, -
by Mrs. Hemans, with his usual mas
terly Interpretation. This was followed
by Miss Grace Hobson, who recited
"The Contrast" by H. II. jackson, and
it was given in Miss Grace's own sweet,
modest way.
There were class exercises and recita-
tions that were very good indeed, and
many names we can hardly refrain from
mentioning, but cannot speak of all for
want of space, SO will mention one other
only. As it was Carl Hanson's first ap-
pearance he should be congratulated on
his success in his first attempt.
The decorations in the church were
very pretty, and especially attractive
was bank of pansies arranged in the
foreground. The committee on decora-
ton was Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Marden,
Misses Grace Marden, Eta, Story and
Beulah Patterson.
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MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
Representative Doctors OF the State in
Annual Session.

The State Medical Association meets
tomorrow in annual session at the Con-
gregational church at 2:30 p. m. The
meeting may not prove the most inter
esting in the world to the general pub
lie, but they are nevertheless cordially
invited. The meeting will hold over un-
til Wednesday. After adjournment a
supper will be given at Kellar's hall,
Wednesday night by courtesy of citizens.
Another plan of entertainment which
has been decided upon is an excursion
to Seufert's fishery at 80 p. m. Wednes-
day, returning an hour later. An oppor-
tunity is here presented for The Dalles
to extend it's reputed hospitality, which
will doubtless not fail toward these dis
tinguished gentlemen.
The following program has been ar
ranged.
Puerperal Eclampsla. DR.. Harry r. Cliff
Technology of Antiseptic Surgery
Laperotomy for the removal of large idbroid
complicated with ectopic pregnancy
ThePathoiogy of Insanity. DR.. John W. Givens
Materia Medica in Therapeutics. DR.. G. F. koehleT
Laperotomy in the Northwest. DR.. II. r. Holmes
Anesthesia. ..-..... DIR. ]. NJ. P. Chalmers
Cerebro Spinal Meningitis - DE- F. NJ. Robinson
Chronic Endo Metritis. DR.. L. Victoria Hampton
Retro Pharyngeal Abscess. -. DR.. P. r. Young
Other papers are prepared, which will
be announced later.
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Baptist church Dedicated.

The ceremonies attendant upon the
dedication of the Baptist church yester-
day were successful and impressive.
Rev. Burnside of Buffalo preached the
dedicatory sermon. Present were Revs.
Curtis, of the First Congregational, and
Whistler, of the First NJ. E. church of
this city. Mrs. Woodworth of Portland
sung "Nearer My God to Thee" In
the evening Rev. j. C. Baker preached.
The first to receive the rite of baptism
were Miss Slutz and Dayton Taylor in
the baptistry. The church was bril-
liantly lighted with incandescent lights.
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MEMORIAL DAY.
The Largest Number OF People Ever
Gathered at the Cemetery.


The body of Joseph Booth was escorted
by eighteen members of the orders of
the A. o. U. W., the G.. A. r. and the
K. of P, from Portland to The Dalles, as
follows: A. o. o. W.-John Glasic.
John Murphy, Geo. McBain, John
Crider, Otto Rummell, w. H. Smith,
Frank Ladow, = Sheppard, c. Penny,
]. Worschel, w. Rabein, o. Mangold,
R. Sylvester. j. B. Money; G. A. r.
NJ. J. Morse, John Walton; K. of p
N. ]. Schade, B. R. Hilmer. Messrs.
Rabein and Mangold are former resi-
dents.
The funeral of Joseph Booth was one
of the largest which has ever taken place
in our city. The ceremonies took place
in the Methodist church, every foot of
available space being occupied. The
address by Rev. Whistler was a very
fitting one. The cortege was preceded
by the Woodmen, followed by the G. A.
R. and fanked by the K. of P. Then
came the hearse, with long train of
carriages, and citizens on foot. Arriving
at the grounds the remains were con-
signed to their last resting place with
all the honors customarily shown by the
organizations to which the deceased be-
longed.
The day being also memorial day of
the Woodmen, including the ceremony
of unveiling the first monument of the
order, and being the first ever unveiled
in The Dalles, the attendance was large,
and the cemetery seemed to be full of
people. The organ had been tastily
decorated with evergreens emblematic
of the order and surrounded by trees to
represent the forest, and the Methodist
choir discoursed the sweetest music.
The reading of the ceremonies was un-
dertaken by Mr.. ]. 6. Farley, an ora
ton by J. L. Story and poem read by
Geo. Runyon. The unveiling of the
monument disclosed a very beautiful
stone of uniform gray color, peculiar
to Colorado, capable of high polish and
admirably adapted to the use for which
it was intended. The workmanship is
faultless, and represents a tree broken
off about feet from the base, and 20
inches in diameter. Parts of some of
the branches are left, and the whole
makes very pretty monument, and is a
faithful likeness. The inscription states
that it is in memory of William Henry
Michel, giving the dates of his birth
and death and an appropriate sentiment.
The day was bright and beautiful,
until the hour of departure was neared,
when slight sprinkle occurred, but not
severe enough to occasion any inconven-
fence. The largest number of people
ever at the cemetery at one time, was in
attendance yesterday, and two hundred
and eighty members of orders were in
line in the procession.
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Weather Forecast.
foNDAY, JUNE 12, 1898

The Daily and Weekly Chronicle may
10 found on sale at I. c. Nickelsen's store.
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citizens, Meeting

At the request of many citizens here
by announce that meeting of the vot-
ers of Dalles City will be held at the
court house, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of June, 1898, at eight o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose of nominating candidates
for the Offices to be filed at the approach
ing city election. ROBERT MAYS,
Mayor OF Dalles City.
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Captain Sweeney, o. s. A., San
Diego, CAL, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine have
ever found that would do me any good"
Price 80 cts. Sold by Snipes & Kinersly.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
s6ppepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kidney trouble. It is guaranteed to
give yon satisfaction. Price 74c Sold
by Snipes & kinersly, druggists.
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Bucklen,s Arnica Save.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped. hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price % cents
per hox. For sale by Snipes 4 Kim
ersly.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-12
JUNE JoTTINes.
Pith and Point Photographed by Our
Pencil Pushers.

The Oakland, Or, fire caused loss of
100000.
The young peoples concert at the
Congregational church last night was a
very pleasing affair.
Hon. Binger Hermann, congressman
for the first district of Oregon, will de-
liver the Fourth of July Grafton at Rose
burg.
Saltmarshe & Co. shipped sixteen car
loads of fine stock sheep this morning to
Chicago from their stock yards, which
60 via the Northern Pacific.
A fight was on hand this morning
before Judge Schultz over the granting of
q liquor license in Hood River. The ex-
animation was postponed until the
21st inst.
A. NJ. Creed, who has the largest
strawberry farm in Wasco county,
located on Mosier creek, shipped thirty
three cratesNyesterday of the famous
"Hood River berries"
Rev. Geo. Hodges of Pittsburg has
been elected assistant bishop for the di
ocese of Oregon, by the lay delegates Of
the state. st. Paul's parish of Thk
Dalles was the only one unrepresented
G. j. Farley's horse ran away lask
night, with a buggy attached, taking A
very eccentric course for distance of 4
mile or more. Nothing was harmed
not even scratching off a particle ol
paint.
Two box cars and an engine tender run
off an open switch into hydrant tank
last night in the yards, sinking in the
dirt up to the axle. It was a narrow
escape for the engine and a number of
ether box cars.
Nine head of young cattle are in the
city pound. The holy terrors with bell
attachment that are warranted to open
any gate in the city and devour the
family washing, the rubber hose and
sprinkler, are still at large.
Are you insured? If not, now is the
time to provide yourself and family with
bottle OF Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarroeha Remedy as an insurance
against any serious results from an at
tack of bowel complaint during the sum-
mer months. 1t is almost certain to be
needed and should be procured at once.
No other remedy can take its place OF
do its work, 25 and 80 cent bottles for
sale by Blakeley & Houghton, druggists.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Naomi Fairfowl is the guest of
Mrs. j. Schenck.
Mr.. Nello johnson came up on the
train Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. 6. Woodwork returns to
Portland this afternoon.
Mr. Frank w. Peasley of Contention
is in the city on business today.
Misses Evelyn Newman and Myrtle
Michel returned on the noon train from
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Sargent and
daughter leaves tonight for Chicago to
take in the worlds fair.
Geo. H. Blakeley goes to Portland to-
night to attend the meeting of the Phar-
maceutical association.
Frank Huot returned today from
trip to the headwaters of the John Day,
where he has been on business trip.
Snow is nearly gone except in the deep
gorges.
Frank Garretson, NJ. S. Jameson and
John Booth took rusticating trip to
Mosier yesterday, and succeeded in land
ing 103 trout, especially the two first
named.
T. M. Whitcomb, of Lyle, came up on
the noon train today. The Sunday
school up there observed Children's
Day, and a very fine programme was
carried out.
H. G. Rinehart, of Summerville. ac-
companied by his sister, Miss Lulu Rine-
hart, and his wife, arrived today on
visit to his brother, DIR. w. E. Rinehart,
of this city.
Mr.. Geo. H. Blakeley and wife left on
the 20 p. m. passenger today for Port
land, the former to attend the meeting
of the Pharmaceutical association, and
tho loffor 70 oif frio \ 1oks
Reports from. Judge Fulton, of Sher-
man county, indicate that Col. J..
Fulton's condition is much improved and
hopes are entertained that he will re-
cover from his critical situation and be
able be himself again shortly.
| Mart. Donnell, young man who is
Widely and favorably known to our citi-
zens, has resigned his position at Helm
d Co.'S. drug store, preparatory to leav-
ing the city. He will be succeeded by
Mr.. Byrne, former partner in the
establishment.
Miss Charlotte Roberts left on today's
20 p. m. passenger to attend the COM
mencement exercises at the state uni
versity at Eugene, which take place on
the 22d inst. Her brothers, d. H. and
T. M. Roberts, will be graduated at that
time. We extend our congratulations
to these young gentlemen in having that
honor conferred upon them.
D. H. Vanderpool and wife returned
to their Willamette valley home today
and were accompanied by DIR. w. L. Van
derpool of Dufur. While at Dufur the
visiting brother, who Is a bee man of
vast experience, entertained the people
of the town by securing and hiving SONG
wild bees, which had been found in IA
tree on A. j. Dufur's place, a mile hp
Pine creek.
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Attention A Company, o. N. G..

The members of A company will as
semble at their Armory hall fully uni
formed and equipped for general inspec-
tion Tuesday evening, June 18th, by
Brig Gen. H. B. Compson. No excuses
will be granted. By order of
GEN. H. B. CoMPsoN.
Attest, j. A. BuscHE, Captain
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ranged.
RenaeIa.se-ieket.-

The city democrats held an ''enthu-
siastic and harmonious" meeting. at the
court house Saturday evening. The
following ticket was placed in nomina-
ton:
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MARRIED.

At the residence of Jacob Obrist, Fhir-
view, Sunday afternoon, June 11th ,kby
Rev. w. G. Curtis, pastor of the Con-
gregational church, George Sheriff. aAd
Mary E. Obrist, both of The Dalles. =
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Columbia-F R Bussord. PortlandE w
7 Savage, San Francisco; John Hinfke,
Rand, ] sweeney, J Curran, Sdveg.
Hood River; Thomas Dunn, 15- Mile; H
Constantine; Oscar Hook, Otto Hure,
Centerville; R French Grass VALLEY; NJ
Vanduren, E Hargrass, Geo Wand,
Cahell, L Blair, E Summers, Cascade
Locks; r Tween, Hartland: Thos Reid,
III james, Hillsbury; John Kenne edy,
Ivle
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Mayors B Adams.
Recorder-Geo Herbert.
Treasurer-LatimerB Booth.
First Ward-J B Crossen, water COM
missioner for three years; VIM. Dunn,
water commissioner for one year
councilman-D G Ireland.
Second Ward-Water commissioner,
James Harper; councilman = Emil
Schanno.
The democratic city committee for the
ensuing year will be DIR. Rinehart, R.
F. Gibbons and J. B. Crossen. DIR. Rine-
hart announces that he will refuse to
qualify.
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Real Estate.

State of Oregon to John Lenz, 40
acres in section %, township 2 north,
range 10 east; $50.