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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14
9lms Der gsmnDcsjtaDt.

9ie Sarifbill 1T nun 5ipar i'm Senat
eingerei6t, aber oHenbar preilirt es ben
0erren nit @rleDigung berielben ni0t
IeDr. '@s tpirb inl belten 8alle 6 gSo=
den oauern, Bis man su elmer Nbltim=
mune aelan9en pirD. s5nspii6en itebt
natilrli1> 1>bie Srage, in tuel6er Geltalt
Die giQ i1lieBlib aus Dem Senat ber=
ppraeben merbe, i'm Mittelpunft oes
Stterelles. Die republitanil6en Seq
ner Der Sill i6Opfen aus Dem nmltan=
De, oaB ein3elne bemofratiI6e Senato=
rem li9 speifelbait berbaltet, Die SoH=
nun9, oab nlar6e berielben Ii1 bereit
iinben lallen ipiirben, 9eeen Die Sia su
{timmen uno Deren YaIiirlng oamit gu
perbinoern. 9as i6eint inbeB ni6t
wabrideinli6 gu iein /; oenn Ielbit 9ia,
Dem am tpeni9lten 9etraut perDen fann,
bitrfte licb oo6 smeimal belinnen, ebe
ct 6rpnt ge9en Die ganse oemofrati1Ne
Yartei MAIDEN tpirb. gr mag einlge
Sniittelf in 9ereiti i6aft balten, Die er
Der 8illswiT0en Die 8eine perfen miro,
loa er oifenbar ieinen republ. &ollegen
getpille 8erEpre9ungen gema6t bat,
aber am Gnbe 1T feline Stimme aud gu
entbebren, tpenn Die iibrigen Semofra=
ten CUR Stange Dalten.
&orerlt Miro Die pom Souie palltrte
glano' Ibe Silberprd9ungs Slll bonn
Senat erleoigt meroen, e0e Die Geibe
an Die SuriIbil1 1Onmt. Sbre gnnaD=
me oilt als lnl5lpeifelbaft. Sb Der
YrdIibent iie aisoenn petiren DDer ll1l=
ter5eibnen tpir5, DariIber 0clen Die Wiel=
nungeI aas chamber.
9tls 9}a6Fplger fir Oeni gunbesiena=
tor g8bite, pel9er jebt Gi6ter am
Gbcrbunoes9eri6t it, bat Gouperlleur
SOFTER BON 2ouiliana Den Gon9rebab9e=
oroneten STANDARD ernannt, Do Die Se=
oislatur bes Staotes, pelDer ionit Die
agaDl 5uItebt 5ur 3eit ni4t beriammeli
| lit.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-14
M. @. ".

Sine eebeime geielI1aft, Die unter
benz Nalnen glmerican protectipe gtilo=
ciation ooer nod beller ulter Der Se=
3ei6nung Der y. 3. u. befannt iil, bat
Ieit fursent in Gbip unb anoern iueItli=
den Gtaaten eiileil p6litifAen &reuSu9
erDfinet. Ser 3fpef Der genannten
@eielll6aft aeiet ii6 in oeren Sppoll=
tion oeeert Die @ingeipanoerten unO Die
r0mii0en Gatbolifen. 9ie alte Sppo=
iition oes Gnownotbins =Srbens aegen
Die @in9emanoerten uno &atbolifen
miro Don neuem ansefa6t unb Die Wabl
BON satbolifen gu 6ffelhliben slemtern
aus religi0len &iifli6ten befdmpft.
Sic @erlammlunsspldbe bcs Sroens
tperben gebeim gebalten uno alle ieine
8erbanolungen unb 9unogebungen
tperoen auf perltoblene 8eiieausgefiibrt,
10 oaB au6 in bieier Weiie Die neue 6e=
ieaI9att an Den Gnpipnotbing Sroen
eri,mert. Sie W}itglieoer bes Sroens
miillen eirlen @ib fhpDrell, Die Brirl5i=
pien Oes Croens gu unterItiiben uno in
oielem gioe miro unter anoerem per=
longt, oaB bas Mit9lieb nieuals Die
yonlination gBabl Dber @rnennung
zines Gatbolifsil fiir Elm bffentli6es 2lmt
begiinltige, poer eiitetl Ssatbpllfen on=
telle, tpenn Elm Yroteltant fir ben po=
ten oeflnben perb,n fDnne. SieIer SID
ipi0eripridt Dem er1ten 0ruroIab Der
our6 Die Contribution gelpdDrleiiteten
perIDnli6en 6reibeit, iuel0er jeoe Inter
! lbeioung Der Wenihen tucser ibres re-
liQiDien 0efenntnilles berbietet. Die
Contribution Der Ser. Staaten erfldrt,
baB lliemals'ein religi0Ier Selteio ber=
langt peroen bari um irgeno elm Df=
| fentlibes 9lmt Dber eine 8ertrauens=
| iteae in ben Ser. Staaten gu befleioen.
Sm @egeniab bie5u perpfli6tet Gin Gio
Die Mit9lieoer Der u. g. o., BON ieoem
@onoioot fir elm '6ffentli9es Qlnt einen
iol6en Seit gu oerlan9en. Sic tlun
Dies ni9t 0fentli6, aber lie itt9en ibn
Esu elmer Gnnogebung feiner religiOien
9lnIi6ten 81 peranlallen, iotnie au0
aber feline @elinnungen ben Gin9epan=
oerten Segeniiber, mittellt elmer 9ebel=
men @OrreIponben8.
SleIe 8eIellI1aft nubm lebtes SaDr
i'm @ablfampfe in Obio eiren ieDr tbd=
tt0en 9(ntbeil, Ourb llntertiibung Der
republitanil6en @anOiDoten 9egen Die
9emofraten unb oieielbe beablidti9t
aud oieies Stiibjabr, ben Gepublifa=
nern jeoen m0gli1en Sori1ub 5u let=
ten.
9ie republifanii9s Yartei, pel6e in
1890 unb 1892 me9en ibrer S0uBsoll=
politif sei6lagen puroe, uno Die gegen=
tpdrti9 feline @runbidBe nebr pertritt,
tpel6e nit grfDl9 BON Dem Golte per=
| t6eioiot lperben t0nnen, iu1t nun auf
berfDblene g8eife nit Siilfe Der ". B.
q. Gnoipnotbing Organization Die 0err=
| ibaIt mieoer gu ,erlangen. Sie Inter
| ltiibung, tpel0e Die &epublifaner bon
Der q. 9. q. GeieQidaFt leBtes Sabr
er6ielten, ma1te Ii9 in bieiem GountD
fe6r benertli6. 3ie WlitglieOer Der
organization Daben ibren gBobnllB
0rOBteilt0eils in uDri6sDille, 0ennilOn,
9ep Y6ilobelpbia uno Canal 9oper
| lunb an allen bieTen 9untten lpuroe oas
republifanifGe Gotum nd1tlg allge=
li1pelt, nd6reno an Srten, ipo Der Or
Den feline Mitslieoer bat, oas GerDdlt=
nib arpif0en oen beioen. parteien lln9e~
fdbr oas ndntlid)e blieb.
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S,pcitcrS @rttmOetgcntbmnsS
ts,tS 9scriiMcrangS 9tgemtar.

2est oaS beltc 9lngebot, bas jcmals
ppn eiren i0entbumsa3enten in
oieiem GpuntD 9ema9t plrOe. 98ir
pertaufen uniere Cots pdbrenO ben
nd6ten 80 Sa9en ooer bis alle per=
fault iino, pie fol9t
3ebn 9pllars B aor uno
slpei 0ollar8 per @o6e. &ei=
ne 3inIen unD feline Saren.
Dies 1T cine @elegenbeit fir &eih
uno 2lrm 5u Iparen uno Su ermerben.
Sm S}olgenoen finoen Die Sdufer Ell
ne 2iite eire5 Shells Oes Gigentbums,
Da5 mir 5u perfaufen baben.
So. /. Sin neues Saus nit 4 3im=
mern a1 Grant Ct. Yreis 500.
g}o. 2. Sine CUTE 2ot all Grant
ct. $500.
gio. 3. Sin groBes 0aus in Der
gldGe bon Yublic Square. $3.50.
So. 5. Sin biibf6es nsue5 0aus
an Der gde pDn Suscarolpas uno Y|iller
gipeuue, 100 SUP BON Der StraBen=
ba0n. $3.50.
So. 6. 6otel nit "a 3immern unO
arpBer 50eune. 6uter glab uno gu=
ter 3u5ug. $4,000,
g{n. Z. Sin gutes neues 0au5 an
GroB ct. $1,000.
9fo. n, Sine Garm BON 1870 9lfer
in G5alem Sp. 8ute3 2ano, quito
SrunnelL ausse5ei9nete Sage fir cine
aaierei. Sine iplGe miro p0N ben
gepobrlern Der Gegeno gemilnl1t.
Yrtis $4,000. 2ei0te 3ablltn9sbe=
oingun9en.
So. Is. Gin @runoftiid bon II
0fer. 0au5, S6eune unb Obf6du=
me; 3 Nieilen ben Sod IL. 9tur $500.
90. 76. 240 gfer am &iuer swei
Meilen BON Der Staot. Gutes Saus
|uno S1eulle. $l9,500.
So. n. 100 glfer cine Weiie porl
Sem philadelphia. Sleines Saus unb
quite S0eune. $500.
9to. $40. 60 9lfer 9lttes 2unb in
Glap SIP. $500.
GDlpanus6 s. Smeiser,
Office in Der Saloenbaugb Sarf,
Stem Ybilaoelpbia, 8.
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1900 Meilen GiGets.

Seit Dem /. Sanuar bertauft Die
Glepelanb q Marietta @iienbabn 1000
Meilen 3idets gum Yreiie BON $4,000,
Die auf ben folgenoen Sabnen gitlti9
linb
Glepelano lilb Morietta.
Cincinnati & Musfin9um 8allen,
Glepelano & pittsburg.
Grie & Yittsburg,
eynoianapolis & &incennes,
Hittsburg Cincinnati Chicago &
ct. 2ouis,
Yittsburg, Sort gBapne & Chicago.
Soleoo, Walbonbing gallep & SDbio.
8alep.
9iele 8iiber iinb bonn @erfaufstage
an 9iiltig fir Elm Sabr, llnO aelten oa-
fir Die iibli1en 8ebingilngen. 8ielel=
ben lperben an ben fDlgenben Statio=
nen perfauft Yallep Sunction, Canal
9pper 9iemcomerstotun, Cambridge,
Galoiuea unb Marietta, unb IN Der Sf=
flee bes @eneral 9ailasier Mgenten in
Cambridge 8. #
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Die @ettmng pes @raGs pcs
.,GeGrsaac."

Bolton, 8. Mar3. Ser Contract sur
0ebuna bes 9Srarfs bonn Bunsesoampfer
vSeariarge" lit Der Bottom 5oiu Boat
Company" su9el6lagen iporoen. 9ie
Geielli6aft erbdlt, fails es ihr 9elingt,
Das Wrad bis nab Dem glDrfolf Slotten=
baubpf gu bringerl, s45, 900, miblinst
in bieies ipa lie inllnerbin $l0, 600 fir
ben gemahtefl 9erfu6 erbalten. Miitte
'nd1iter Wphe iperben Die 9ebebampfer
Der @eielli6aft ilad oem Honcabpre=
&iff ab9eAen unb man bofft Dann un=
persiigli1 nit Der eigentliden Bergear=
belt beginner 81 fDnnen.
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BIDS 8lmmemfiibrer tiir 1894.

Sin alter 8efaiitter lit bieles Sabr
i'm neuen i1Dnen &leioe pDr uns eridie=
men. gs lit bieS 8id's 8lumenfiibrer
fir 1894: es III Elm prdAtises Bud
uuo Die lbonen 8ilber linb tpabre Gunft=
iperfe. Gie gemerfungen iiber bie gea
banoluna perl1ieoener Bflan5en ilnb
8lumen linD ricbt allein fir ben 2ieb=
baber, ionbern au1 fit ben 6arlaer
uno 8drtner bon groBenl Wertbe. SEM
BET fir einen 8lumenfabrer. Morelie !:
Jas. Vick's Sons. Rochester, N. z.
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9mrse Notiseu.


bet Ii1 tpieoer beller /; an meifen Se=
iorgniB errest iein 9lusenleioen.
Cine emp0renbe SoloatenmiBbanD=
lung miro aus PDtsbam lnitget6eilt /;
lie fam i'm Glite=&egiment por, oellen
@beT Der &aiier lelbit 1T.
Sn StoBpeiler, Sber=GliaB, tpurbe
Der Spinnereioireftor Sarpep BON einem
9lrbeiter, Dem er einen Gertpeis ertbeilt,
eri6lagen.
Senator GDlner fat Der Stabt Sil=
besbeim iein gan8es SermDgen teitirt.
0om &aiIer berlan9te 8eri6te iiber
Die Gr{abrungen betreIf Der 2ldbrigen
Sienit5eit bes Ndlitdrs lauten aus
nabmslos giinltig.
Tur6tbare 9tufregung Deruria9te in
&om Elm Spmben 9lttentat bor Dem
SiBungsgebduoe Der 3eputirtentam=
mer.
Sn Spanien lit bas MiniIteriltm sll=
riifgetreten.
Bortueal orobt Elm SDnflift init @ng=
lanO, mesen llebergriffen Der Gngldn=
Der auf pOrtu9ielH6es @e6iet in Nfrita.
8ara9rapb / bes SanbelspertraQeS
nit 9uBlano nurOe i'm oeuti6en &ei0s=
tag nit 200 gegen 146 Stimmen ange=
nDlnnlen.
Gle oeutI4en 0antpfergeielli6aften
erlaIlen Warnungen gegen Die Nuswon=
oerun9 na6 9lmerita.
sSn &io be Saneiro miro tGglib eine
@ntideiOungsldl06t Der beiOerIeiti9en
TlDtten erpartet.
Gie 9(ftiondre Der 9anoma Ganol=
GeielI6aft in Yoris raifen Ii0 auT I'm
cine GoQenoung oes Canals berbei5u=
fiibren.
$4,000 SoSialilten berantalteten am
Sonntag in Mien einr grpBe 9emon=
ltration auf Dem Gentral=6rleO9Df.
0pnan1it=9lttet,tat in 6unto=RoboQp,
Spanien, am MDntag ; 2 Soote.
9lm Montag trat oa5 englilbe Yor=
lament wieoer SuIammen.
9(uT bas Geben bes 3aren mar angeb:
li5 pieDer cine 8eri0mDrun9 geplant.
5Srau &eaIe, Die betannte YOpuliItin
uno s(gitatOrin aus aanIa5, IOIl in ST.
lanO cine grnbe GrbINoft genla6t ba'
ben.
Sci Den GriiblingSluablen i'm Stoat'
9em yort ergoben lib blelorts republt:
fanlIbe Gelpilme. Sn 1rOD fam e5 81
llnruben, ,pObei Gin llann erIOollcr
nHr0e.
6onQreBmann So0nIon wia iein,
Stablwerte in SDbnstpipn, Yo., mad
@lepelano Derlegen.
lSn 8oofter, D., uno l(ln9egeno if
cine neue, iebr gefdbrlt6e Sranfbelt
unter ben S9weinen allfgetreten.
Sn 2ittle &of, glrf., puroe eint
Ntulattin gelpn6t Darob grOBe @uI.
regung unter Den glegern.
Sn Snoiuna tret6en lttD 9emerb5rld=
| bi9e 9lufbeber berum, ipel6e Die 2lrs
beltsloien 81 Observation-Disclosures auF:
muntetn.
&ittsburg 3dblt 5000 9lrbeitsloIe UNI
Die 3abl Der onOerlpeitig 9fotDleioenoer
miro auf $50, 600 angegeben.
cSis Geneillng BON GonNrebmam
gBillon I6rsitet langlam Doran.
9as 9eIiSit pro 1893 miro Dor
S6abIetretdr Carlisle onf 10 biz q
WNlionen geringcr 9eEcDdBt, o!s IrilQe'
an9enomnlen.
Gtarte 3unabme Der 3udercinTui)'
| felt glnTanes 4tGrS.
Sn G1icaao itreift Die colurbiit5'
@aroe, B. +. Die 72 @dtDter Der SNt!t-
aus ellun9s=Gebduoe.
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STtcntKc.

Stir Die om 10. 9}dr5 enoeno'
@o0e blieben fp!senbs niGt reflamirt'
Sriefe auf Der bieligen goltpffice
Siaiab &. Sbeparo.
.lytaggie Ceilings.
2.2. 9unlabp.
5arab s. @rap.
g. g. Gilion.
.Dtr5. M}ap &appeler.
s. 6. Wtners.
San. g8 y B, g. 81.
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Staats= GeprGientant Gu5fsr aus
9(nen County bat III Der Segislatur cine
giu eineerei6t, welbe beitimnt, baB
alle 9arteien am 2. Sienlta9 i'm Suni
i6re Gpuntp 9rimdrmablen unter benz
auftralil6ell @ablTpitem abDalten iol=
len.
en MleranoroiusfD, 5 Wteilen bon
ct. Yetersbure, bat Die grploltpn oes
9ampifel{els elmer grpBen GiiengieBe=
rel 25 9trbeiter auf Der Stelle 9etOotet
uno 10 lebenssefdbrli6 perlebt.
eSn ben GiIenbabn=WerfIf Ifatten Der
is. $. & Santon 8abn in 2ima, o.,
Miro ppm /. Mpril an Die polle 3eit se-
arbeitet iperoen, ltatt ge9enpdrtiser 8
Stunben.
- Cine Magenlabung pom beitel
aalpanilirten Gensbrabt ipiro gum preiie
bpn $1.90 fir 9io. 9uno fir $500 fir
| SO. 10 unb III perfauft BEL Geiier 81
Giinsli's, l26 Dit 9oditraBe, Stem pli=
llaDelpbia, 8. AZ
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@pbim Oas @elO gebt.

g8ir geben in 9fa61tebenoem cine ue=
berlibt Der Summen, pelbe an Steu=
ern fir Die peri6iebenen SAulOiltrifte
gDrporationen uno Sotpilibips unieres
@ountps in 1898 besogen nuroen. Wan
flast beitdnOig iiber bobe Steuern, aber
man iiberiebe nitbt, OaB nun ca. $5O,=
900 fiir Staot unD GDuntD erboben
murben, ndbrenD iiber $l43, 600 an
iene Gorporationen etc. ausbeSa1lt ner=
ben. IS erhielten
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@eiGlGftsauflSinma.

@s miro biernit NotiS geseben, baB
Die @eibdftsperbinoung sipilhen Den
llntersei1neten bonn l3. Nfdr5 on uilter
eegenieitlsem Ginneritdnbnib anfselDst
lit. glnIpriihe iollten in Spbn @dert's
56ubitore eirlsereitbt meroen. Ille
bieienigen, pelbe Der Sirma thuloig
Iino, linb aufeefOroertt pprsulprebeil
uno ibre @e9nunsen 81 beribtlgen.
SOhn Gdert,
46 s. 9. SanlDr.
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: Cine 8il, wona1 fir 1895 in
9tpm cine Notwithstanding bdtte itatt=
finoen fpllen, ipuroe bon Der Geputir=
tenfammer ber,pprfen.
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&Gler gcln6t. Sin gutter Gdfer
finDet Mnifellung fir 6 Mona.e. Nod=
sllfra9en Bel @bas. 5ren. Yprt Wasb=
ingtDn. 9, 45
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5otol .$l43, 666. .66
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-12-06
General
Merchandise

Also Trimmings, Mufs and
Boas, Boots and Shoes, Rubber
Boots and Shoes in every style
and variety, Hats and Caps,
Trunks and Valises, Carpets,
Crockery and Glassware, Staple
and Fancy Groceries, anything
you can think Of or want. Call
and see US.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-31
The Flood at La Grande.

The Chronicle. of La Grande, gives a
graphic account of the flood in that vicinity.
Melting snow and rain have combined to
raise the river that courses through that
valley higher than has ever before been
known. TIE lowlands between La Grande
and Island City are flooded, and the people
living there have al! been obliged to move
to higher ground. The levee at Orodell has
been washed away, with the result that the
lower streets of that city are flooded. A
stream of water two feet deep is flowing
through Jefferson avenue. All the cellars
in the city are filled with water, and much
damage is resulting. Fears are entertained
that the dam of the Grande Ronde Lumber
Company at Perry will go out before night.
If 1t does, 5000. 900 feet of logs held above
1t will sweep down the river, taking every
bridge as far as Egin. One bridge on the
E gin branch of the Union Pacific has al.
ready gone.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-31
bright. Prospects.

We learn from person who bas re-
turned from two weeks visit 10 the
country in the vicinity OF WapInltia that
prospects were never brighter for bounti-
full crops. The winter has been very
favorable for cattle, and they are in ex-
cellent condition. He saw several bands
of horses ard horned cattle grazing on
Junipe flat, and these, without exception,
were in good flesh. Very little feeding
has been done during the winter, as the
weather has been mild, and there have
not been many days that livestock could
not procure sufficient sustenance on the
nutritious grasses. During the past year
very many settlers have made homes In
this portion of the county, and the fat is
now a succession of farms. As the near
est point to market is about forty miles
distant very little attention is paid to
grain growing, and raising sheep, horses,
hogs and horned cattle are the principal
industries. These have been found more
profitable than wheat growing, and there
is abundant pasturage on the nelghboring
ditch from Clear Ike, but 1t is expected
10 begin again soon. When this is com
pleted an abundance of water may be ex-
pected for irrigation and other purposes,
and Juniper fiat will be the best body of
agricultural land in this county.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-31
Inspection DrIII.

The inspection drill at the armory last
night attracted large number of militia
men. They stood In line and went through
the manual of arms very creditaby for men
who have bad so few opportunities to be-
come perfect in military drill. Major Jack.
son, regular army officer, occasionally
criticised an awka,d movement or an unsol-
dierly handling of aims; but we are satis-
fed that his report will not be detrimental
to The lies compsny. Among the staff
officers present were Captain A. A. Keller
Captain Butter6eld. Captain Hoilister, regi.
mental surgeon, and Lieutenant Patterson,
regimental 9uartermaster. The company
was in command of Captain Chrisman, and
Colonel Phomp'on was a member of the ex-
aminIag board. Aside from members of the
Oregon Nation Il Guard there were several
guests present, ladies and gentlemen, who
appeared to be delighted with the precision
of the drill. and proud that The Dalles pos
sessed such a soldier like body of militia
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-31
FLOODS in Harney valley.

1t is reported that the residents of Har-
ney valley have been suffering from the
worst floods known for many years. The
Silva river has been on the rampage, and
several bridges were carried away and des-
troyed. One bridge was washed away just
as Mrs. Parker, and old lady, was CROSS
ing, aud she was carried by the swift cur
rent almost to Malheur lake before being
rescued. For more than two weeks all
communication with Harvey village was
cut off, and mails could not get through.
The weather has been very cold, and there
is still several inches of snow on the ground.
All kinds of stock have wintered we'll
horses in particular. The hay supply has
about given out, and stock is being turned
out. The weaker animals will not be able
to stand the exposure, and their bones will
5 on be bleaching on the ranges, but for
the stronger ones, and they form the great
the season is a most auspici GUS
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1894-03-31
~~-
One way.

The Pendleton East Oregonian tells ol
the following good example to Office seek
ers: A trio of candidates for the county
clerKsbip met Friday on First National
Bank corner. After discussing the sltu-
alton. they agreed to settle the issue in
this manner. On the dropping of ha,
by some third party. the three were to
race from WI ere they then stood to the
Savings Bank corner, one square away
The start was fairly made, and an exclt-
ing race ensued. One was rather corpu-
lent but proved to be good sprlnter
The other two we're exactly matched IN
height and weight, although one had the
advantage of being ten years the younger
At this time it will not be announced
which won, but 1t will come out later.
For all three solemnly agreed to abide by
the result of this Olymplan test.
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The Primaries,

As usual, calm preceded storm
and the quietness that apparently per
vaded political circles was true indica
ton of hot contest at the primaries
At an early hour in the morning tn,
following, headed Republican primary
ticket was being circulated around:
Bigelow precinct.-Robert Mays, j
M Patterson, L Rorden, T N Joles
Frank Menefee and Fletch Faulkner.
East Dalles precinct H H Campbell,
E Palmer, II Rice, Frank Creighton
A Winans and w H Steel.
West Dalles precinct-T A Hudson,
George Runyon, S S Johns, w E Wal
thers, and A ] Anderson.
Trevitt precinct.-W H Wilson, T T
Nichols, H H Riddell, E Jacobsen, JUL
ius Wiley and Fred w Wilson.
Later in the day ticket appeared in
the field headed Independent Republi-
can ticket with the following names:
Bigelow precinct.-Ed NJ Williams,
7 N Joles, H L Kuck, Levi Chrisman,
G G Cooper and G ] Crandall.
East Dalles precinct-William Floyd,
l. L Mccartney, Fred Fisher, George
Reed, William Butts and R F Sharp.
West Dalles precinct G Koontz,
G W Runyon, Peter Dehuff, H Stone
man and L P Ostlund.
Trevitt precinct.-N Sinnott, NJ A
Moody, NJ T Nolan, w H Jones, G E
Bayard and E Jacobsen.
Voting began at O'Clock, and con-
tinued lively until The first ticket
named was the one put in the field by
The ring, and had been "cut and dried"
ior long time. 1t was to be hoped |
hat this year there would be no fac
;ional fight in the party in this county; |
put from present indications it will be |
he old contest of "rule and ruin," and |
Democracy will reap the benefit. Up to
he hour of going to press the result is
but it is to be hoped that
he few who attempted to control the Re
publican party in this city and county
ave been effectually defeated at the
rimar1es, and that the fight will not
e continued in the county convention,
nd from there transferred to the polls
q June.
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From THURSDAYS Daily.

Hon. W. q. H. Dufur, of Du'ur. Is In
the city.
Mr. Geo F.. Churchill, who has spen,
several years in Mexico, but wEo was .for-
merly a resident of The Dalles, is in the
city
A proposition has been made to the cti-
zens of Baker City to establish smelling
plant in that city for bonus of $4,000
Saturday night public meeting was held.
at which it was decided to accept the offer
The bonus must be raised by April lst.
The N.rtnern Pacific railroad hauled 2Ss
carloads of lumber and 522 of shingles from
the coast in January, against 577 and 32l
respectively in January, 1898. In Feb.
ruary it hauled 374 carloads of lumber and
437 of shingles, against 308 and 42l re-
spectiyely in February, 1893.
The combination of Victoria and Port
Townsend capitalists who have been pros
pecting for coal in Leland valley, few
miles from Port Townsend, for the last foul
months. has struck coal at depth OF SOC
feet. Over $4,000 has been expended SO far
on the work.
Capt NJ. G. Butter6eld, brigade inspec-
tor. o. N. G., and Major James jackson,
u. A. A., arrived ON the afternoon train
from Portland, and will inspect the head
quarters and q Co. at its armory in this
city this evening. Col. Thompson. COM
mandIng the regiment, will be member oi
the examining board.
Pendleton is coming to the front in the
collection of taxes this wear, and the Tribune
says: ut is estimated that by next Sarur-
day night nearly $4,000 will have been
paid in for taxes at the .herif's office.
Taxes will become delinquent after that
date. The receipts for this week are ex.
pected to reach $35. 900. Total amount tc
be collected for all purposes Is s2l3. .0O5. Al. y
Mr. E. M. Smith, the night operator al
the Union Pacific telegraph Office In this
city, received message yesterday morning
containing the sad intelligence that his
brother at Hope. Idaho. had been run over
hy train. completely seyering his left arm
and mangling both legs in terrible man
ner. His injuries are such that it is moi
considered possible that he can recover, and
his brother took the first train tor the scene
of the disaster. Mr.. Smith was brakeman
on the Northern Pacific, and is an unmar-
ried man.
East Oregonian. A letter from the Will
lamette valley to a prominent Pendletor
politician says that Thomas G.. Reams. o
Jacksonville. Southern Oregon. has com,
ont for the Democratic gubernatorIal nomi.
nation. Tnus far General 81. B. Compson
of Portland, has been the only candidat,
who has been seriously considered. Th'