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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
Chic.
a Talmage,

wany prlczer Brookllnskl
Talmage cd czasu ostatniej
swojej pielgrzymki do Peters
burga, zosta} p}atnym s}ugaa
cara Wszech Rosyi. Juz kaza-
MIA jego W ,tabernakulum"
mocno musia}y smierdziec
dziegciem, skoro uczciwsi
neutrality-suspicious. CLOS
no mu W twarz kichali, i to
bodaj czy ME by}o jedna Z
wielu przyczyn, ola czego
sw6j intratny JOB" utraci}.
Obecnie Cd Nowego Roku
jest koczujqcym aposto}em
g}oszacym chwa}e cara, knuta
i kozak6w wSr6d amerykah-
skiei ludnosci. Ma wieksza
hahbe jego trzeba / to powie-
dzie6, re jest on jednym Z
najs}awniejszych kaznadziej6w
professionalism, a kazania jego
sigma jake arcydzie}a wsr6d
protestanckiej ludnosci. Ten
cz}owiek potraf przeszczekac
nietylko wszystkie psy we wsi,
'ale i so}tysa.
Walczenie przeciwko takie-
mu potworowi W lichej pol
skiej gazetce, jaka jest wzgled-
ME Dz1ENN1K Gu. jest to
aerem verberare, czyll
kiwaniem palcem W bucie.
Szkoda papieru i czernid}a!
Ami sam Talmage, ami jego
prostoduszna publicznosc, kt6-
"a on haniebnie ok}amuje, -
DE-. Gu. ME czyta. Polacy zas
czem jest car, wiedza lepiej
anizeli madry rzdaktor gazet-
ki.
Jednakowoz, jezeli P. Re-
daktor DE-. Gu. rzeczywiscie
TAX g1eboko odczuwa niespra-
wiedliwosG tych oszczerstw,
lax to MONA wnosic re sier-
dzistego tonu jego artyku}6w,
niechze sic wezmie do biznesu
20 amerykahsku. P}akac /
sierdziG sic jest rzecza dzieci
- nam trzeba dzia}aG.
Mech redaktor wezmie
pozwolenie cd swego,, bossa',
MECH zwola o~bywatelski mi
ting, MECH m6wcy angielscy
napietnuja tego priczera jake
oszczerce i k}amce, MECH
reporterzy angielscywy druku-
ia te mowy in extenso, choG-
by zap}aci6 trzeba by}o, DO /
ma coz zbieramy zelazne skar-
by w organizaeyach, jezeli ME
ma obrone naszego imienia,
naszego honoru, naszych bra
CT? a ujrzy rezultaty. Tel me-
tody pokazuje sic chwycili sic
bracia nasi Litwini, DO zbie-
raja sk}adki po wszystkich
koloniach, ably takowe pre-
s}aG do Chicago ma rece Centr.
honlltetu, kEofy uzy]e rych
pieniedzy ma opublikowanie
we wszystkich krajach i
wszystkich jezyk6w gazetach,
krwawej historyi biednych
KrOian.
PublicznoSc amerykahska
ME jest bynajmniej przeciwko
nam uprzedzona, a jezeli s}u-
cha i k}amstw i wierzy, to ola
tego, re my prawdy szerzy6
zaniedbujemy, lub niechcemy.
DosyG tego bawienia sic W
r. u,z1, ,,rp,orLi romri-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

Wychodzacy
W Westfalii ,,Wiarus Polski"
pisze TAX: Socyalnidemokraci
zakorzeniwszy sic ma gruncie
berlihskim, zabieraja sic ma
dobre do zdobycia posterun.
k6w polskich. Colo stawiG i'm
mole re skutkiem gorliwy, a
odwazny i wymowny ksiadz,
ME tylko w}adajacy polskim
jezykiem, lecz takze Z ludu
polskiego pochodzacy. Zano-
shiny vice tam, gdzie :,alezy,
usilna prosbe 0 ustanowienie
W Saksonii jak najpredzeJ
polskiego kap}ana, DO nacze
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
MIESIAC MAJ Poawieeony

a1EsIAC MAJ Poawieeony Be
garodzioy DC
PhACZ' l N~ARZEKANIE o.
COW SWIETYCH........ss
ROZANIEC ZYWY.........2 20
9piewnik KoAoielny dla
u&Ytku w;oyuyeh zebrai x. Bern.
2ucbnle wicz. " n%oocnej eprawta
ksia&ki ~powie$ciowe
rozmalte inns.
TESTAMENT PIOTRA WIEL.
KIEGO, czyli zamiasy Meskali
zawojo"'"nla cafsgo sviats...5
DPOWIADANfA ,gTAREGo
5d{STORYA o sglashetne1 , pick.
neg Meluzynie,.
M~ONSTYTUCYA STANOW ZJE
~DNOCZONYCH....... lilo.
gslAzKA
! WyEGLARZ z WALENCYI. Przes
Au1ora Jaakini Beatusa j Kossy
! ka Kwiatow 80
( onstytuoya s Iaja IS
,'ssew q ! k do pisania list6w
Eni>asnyeh oras tyezaeyoh sig eSe
aienia ieaam a&p6iscia.....o
}brena 1w. Czestochowy, 10
5zkapler wv i a r u sa,pewie6d
obyczajowa przes Jozefa z mad
CDfy 80
Z a | do Ri i,sfawny do.
w6dzca rozb6jnik6w XVIII wie-
Au. GO
w mocnej eprawie 80 sleeonym
syGullkiem ....,.-...-...xeo@B
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
ANARCHISCI

A~NARCH1SCI prowadza
dalej swe knowania. Podczas
przejazdu przez Bruksele AL
freda, ksiecia sasko-kobur-
skiego, anarchista Andres
miotaK obelgi ma kr6l6w i
ksi9zat i grozi} i'm mordem.
Sad przysieg}ych skaza}
60 ma rok wiezienia i 900
frankow kary, ale kary ME
MONA wymierz16, gdyz
Andres PREY pomocy zapew.
ne koleg6w umkna} re sail
sadowej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

Obry ....-............... 80
Z | do Ri nali i,sfawny do.
w6dzca rozb6jnikdw XVIII wie-
60
| w mocnej eprawie 80 sieeonym
kvtulikiem ....,-...-..--.aB
yan I'll bieski, kr6l pol
ali, obrnaca ehrzebcianstwa pod
Wicdniem. 10
& a NJ bury czyl, Dowclr
Prawda, Ola rozr3wx1 i pouezt.
q emsta czyli wymierzerie >s;Ha.
~tedEw"s": g'rzez Folske A>vt,4.
}2c% ca}em screen O~jc2y2ae !
5ei hs'haterdv. l>ow1esa nr2ez /.
aG #":bels. ..,.-.......!"
Hit~n pod E"hy|ank@ dnia {,
Eaia
C2<ery 20 vi T. 4 il i. i. HE
~a*.ezie; ~przesz!oSci, NoweIa
przez nj y, Chanskiego. g. N+:.
na pobojowjsku z woj my ,ar>.
ko-moskiewskiej 1877 1875. 3.
Moo Dus2y, opowiadan1% I'D
munda d. Amicis, p~rzetIunsacxy'
w}oskiego Pioty Zu!,Tzyc}i. l..
Zbieg.. ,:e2S5
Krwaw& II (. Powie4d T. ai9.
dalekiej przesz{o*ess I'rx,.a z,:gg~
munta Lucyana ;"l;3ne....la
List A gatona GiIlera
o Organjzacyi Polak6w W An1o-
o Jeneral J6zcfie 3 e.
m i e.. napisa} Piotr Zbro&ek
Dwie Bite, powiastkIa hIsto.
ryczn'' g dziejds Anglii XIV
wieku, pr1cs}ad w. T.. America
w mocn=j oprawie re &}ocuuE,n
tytulakla7a
eel ~ dowy y, pow1uha ulo
w mocnel s}p1aw1e re zH5;:oly,za
tytu]ikiem 50
'jo1eo A~;,acEn @*J" zr"y,
oicxtwo v1a!y i n.1osci. 80
/; 2 k IS 0 = y q ! g y Z,
tax sig wy5:Isz. ......-...l
i Il 2kaeA n przez
Kasfowskit;-3 .........o,,.1o
5rka H mahska rrzez
Piofra .y2xe Acknowledgements
:wsw Sieroty powieSS
n~apisana przez W. S....,,1E
.bior Pioenek K, Spiewanych
" Bongreso~ce Litwle...16
TawY2sH*' * ass"t:. !
cz;y:; 7,to H. ,:,cm ~ liz =
nlr~ i~;oGazcA z czato~ #}aaa !
lI7so. eeccaes \. "<'jciecf"">kte ,
3 ratohojoa f''w'sSt *io'aI~ !;
ma z czasb~ te!korz2ssswa AL
by W NidrrtausAach, osruta aa
Prawdziwt,n @%,!arzeniu, n~apisana
przez <. iiajducklego kap!ana e
Wessen W szwajcaryi ,....m
Wyb6r Piedni N r i O.
wych. W kt6rym znajduja SIG:
dunk, arye, marsze, krakow'aki,
mazury, plesni patryotyczne, wo-
JENNIE, h%istoryczne it'd. Cena 80
Bukiot pie6ni swiato-l
wyc.h, W kt6rym sig z~najduja: !
picsnki, dunk, arye, krakowia-
Il, raazary, piesni mi}osne, pas
terskle, ebyczajoVe, t~owarzyskie,
myaliwskie, studenckie, weso}e,
&artobliwe, wyiatki z oper It'd.
Zebra1 J. Ch~ociszewski.. ..aOc.
2 a ietna noe histopa-
da osyli dzieje wojny narodo-
wei z r. 1880 !, Sligo, wnukom
opowiedziane "a przez zofnlerza
Czwartaka.. ..........5o c.
" mocnej oprawie re z}oconym
tytuliklem
Ksiaze Almanzor jego
sluga Mustafa, czyli jak soble
kto pcscieli TAX sic tez / wyspi.
Powiesc przez KS. M. Osmah-
skiego. ~
historya q d mlu
M 9 d r a h...:.........25
Historya kupca e.
doianina o pewnyn boga-
gn i dorodnym m&odziehcu, kt6-
y 70 zkytn1ej wspania}omyslno-
6ci ut1acA pfAwa reke. Opowia-
DAME ,Szeherazady z 1901 nocy
aeS = M or.
skiege-s'siedm n%,ebezplecz-
nyeh podr6zY ma wsohodzic, 3D.
kytych przez nieustraszonego
Eapca, n ktdEych tenze dozna&
. 1o5maiHqA Prsyg6d izmian losu.
1 oRoviaaatls g~zehs4razady q ty-
4 do peey li4aasits..s.s.:l6 i
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

dziesiatki tysiecy ludu kato
lickiego i polskiego ME tylko
zmarnieja ma duszy, lecz sta
ma sic w dodatku zgorszeniem
ola swoich i obcych. Me
brak misyonarzy ola Katr6w
/ Hotentot6w, ola czegozby'
sic ME 1nieli zna]esG ola
opuszczonych Polak6w w
Saksonii. kt6rzY wiedza, jak
zadaG chleba hub Kie}basy,
kt6rzy nawet moga ma chy-
bi}traf} bic bravo niemieckim
m6wcom Smiac sic, gdy
m6wca sam sic smieje, ale z
nielnieckiego kazania ME
wiele lub mic ME rozumieja, a
tern mniej dobrze po niemiec-
ku wyspowiadac So zdolni. Kto
twierdzi przeciwnie, dzia1a
bardzo lekomyslnie i z}a
sprawie zbawienia oddaje
przys}age. Vice katolic-
kopolski Ola Polak6w z
Saksonii odbedzie sic dnia
Ago Lutego W Magdeburgu.
Ma porzadku oh1ad obok
innych wa5nych spraw bedzie
petycya do w}adz duchow-
nych o sta}ego duszpasterza
polskiego. Me watpimy, re
rodacy tlumnie pospiesza ma
vice, ably dowiesc, IL pol
skiego kap}ana otrzymac
pragna i ze on ola Mich jest
potrzebny, I'm wiecej Pola-
k6w ma ten wiec przybedzie,
tenn uczywistsza okaze sic ia
potrzeba. Zaznaczamy ze
koszta utrzYman1a polskiego
kaplana ME moga spas6
wy}acznie ma bark niezamoz-
nych Polakow, lecz da ma to
z pewnoscia takze wfaSciwy
fundusz koscielny, a ME
odm6wia pomocy i Najprzew.
ksieza Biskupi w ziemiach
polskich, oraz Towarzystwa
SIS. Wojciecha | Bonlfacego,
Bractwo sw. Izydora ftp. Pu-
kaG tylko trzeba a skutek bye
musi. Podobny vice odbedzie
sic zapewne niebawem take
w Hanowerskiem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

SYCYLIA dot@d nieuspo-.
koiono. General Nora, kt6ry
zostaE wys}any, ably bunt
powsciagnac, zaprowadzit w
trzech ~miejscowosciach sady
wojenne. Swiadczy to wy
mownie 0 wielkiem ia wys.
pie wzburzeniu, Zagraniczni
agitatorzy, niezawodnie So
cyalisci, staraja sic nietylko
W Sycylii wywo}ywac zbrojne
rozruchy. ale i ma sta}ym
ladzie w}oskim szerza nieza-
dowolenie, a mianowicie w
Kalabryi, w Neapolu i Rzy-
mie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

Z BERLINA pisa do je-
dnej Z belgijskich gazet, re
miasteczko Eisleben W pro-
wincyi saskiej doznaje losu
naszego miasteczka Pity. Polka
zuje sic usuwanie zieml, przy-
czem domy sic zapadaja, hulk
podziemny i trzesienia ziemi
straszna trwoga nape}niaja
nieszczesliwych mieszkahc6w.
Wobec powodzi, jaka zalewa
sklepy kamienic, utrzymuja
geologowie, re z6iornik woody
znajduje sic pod powierzchnia
ziemi i nastapiG moze okropna
katastrofa, jesli jak najspie.
szniej ME wyszuka]a odp{ywu
tejze wodzie.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

Ve
MONA sprowadzid cd Derdow-
skiego kaada ksiazke polska, jaka
wog6]e istnieje W A1neryce, p{acao
go56wka, mjanow1cie za6 te: = e.
~ k q Twars
1owskiego... .-.......2O
n rrzehstA y aw. Dziewioy
kr5stvny i &"|~:' $wietej kry-
~: 8 Itz;< nazwanaJ 'SSs~
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-08
effort of the company's agent that put

effort of the company's agent that put
the first Irvine binding harvester into
the rice fields. Now 5000 are in use
ani. as a result of your effort at the
Worlds Fair, the harvesting of cane
will be cheapened one half and more:
so. with 1 10000 new settlers along the
Southern Pacific in Louisiana nearly a
million acres of wild prairie will be
put under cultivation, capturing the
rice industry. and are now ready to
take the sugar industry and make it
immensely profitable by using machin-
cry instead of baud labor and the
prairie region of Southwest Louisiana
is the place and now is the time to
make these changes. No levees to
break. lands more easily drained and
cultivated, Il subsoil of clay to retain
all fertilizers, and cane so per cent
sweeter than on the low-lying sugar
lands east of Lafayette. The sugar
belt is going west to the rice belt, aud
an ideal farm will be lice on the low
est land and cane on the upland.
The washing of the cane lands will be
sufficient ferti.lizing for the rice field,
all to be run by machinery --latest m
proved) in the hand Of white men.
The outlook for the rice crop is better.
Very truly yours,
rs. +. CARY"
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-08
amount will be fed to stock unless we

amount will be fed to stock unless we
can do better in buying other feed
stuffs. Rice growing is in its infancy
here, and it is very healthy child
We don't harvest by hand any more.
We have outgrown that. The mig
ger'' is out. The white man and ma
chine has the field, and Il ideas ave
grown so that a five to six foot cut Is
not enough The great inventor, Mr.
j. F. Appleby, of binder fame, is here
today star ing a machine that cuts ten
feet. with an Appleby binder of don-
BILE capacity. / visited the factory
twice at Harvey aud gave them the
changes they should make TO n ilte.
They were cutting 80 acres IL day or
wheat, using Il twelve foot cut. Here
they use IA ten foot cut. The first car
load of machines (ten) came here sun
day, only four days fem Chicago.
consigned to Cary (tny boy) 4 Hen
bricks. This Is one resul. of Worlds
FAIR advertising. These first ma
chimes may not succeed, but Will be
changed to meet objections and made
| to work, and will lessen expense OF
harvesting one-half. 50 the rice III
dussry is a very promising infant, aud
again the same fostering care the
Southern Pacific Company gave sugar
cane Will do as much for the sugar in-
dustry as it has for rice. Il was the
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-08

The following letter was received
yesterday
Jennings, Sept. l, 1891.
81. G. Schriever. L. NJ:
aDear SRI have tried to keep you
nosted on the prospect of the lice crop.
+ am on the ground and inquire of tie
Deople and read the papers. l will
nlace the yield halfway between. 1892
and 1898, or about 100000 barrels OF
rough rice, part OF which VIII he
cleaned at country mills and a large
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1894-09-08
TIE RICE CROP.

TuE YlELD PLACED At 1000 G0 BAR
REFS.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-23
RATiFIcATloN MEErINe.
Hon. j. II. Caples and A. A. Jayne
Speak to Hundreds of People.

Armory hall was crowded Saturday
night on the occasion of monster rati-
fication meeting. Mr.. A. A Jayne of
Arlington, the republican candidate for
prosecuting attorney, made brief speech
on political issues, entirely avoiding per-
sonalities. After brilliant selection by
The Dalles Orchestral Union, Hon. j.
F. Caples, the speaker of the evening,
delivered very logical and convincing
speech of more than hour in length.
He is very fair in all his statements and
employs neither abuse nor ridicule.
But from the light of history extracts
the lessons winch are to be learned, and
these are that the democratic party
have no settled policy, and have always,
when in power, run the country to the
verge of ruin. And he takes democratic
authority for these. statements. He
quoted from President Buchanan's last
financial message in 1856, when the
democratic party had complete control
of both houses of congress since 1874
where Buchanan speaks of the same
conditions of industrial depression and
Ludb prevail LOQay.
Mr.. Caples is an earnest, honest, con-
vincing speaker and at intervals he
bursts forth into brilliant fights of ora
tory. All who heard him Saturday
night were amply repaid for attending,
and the ladies, who composed nearly
half the audience,w equally delighted
and enthnsed. Upon Invitation they
ose to their feet as readily as the men
and perhaps they shouted. The reporter
is not quite sure upon that point. Ger
tainly everyone in the house wanted to
do so. Three cheers were given for the
republican ticket, three for the state
ticket, three for the county ticket, three
for the ladies, three for the orchestra,
three for the lady who played the piano,
and number in the audience proposed
three cheers for Caples. They were
given with a will, the meeting adjourned
and individual handshaking and con-
gratulations followed.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-23

ance they thought it must be Hamblet.
A few days later another man was seen
crossing Bridge creek two miles and a
half below Mitchell, that answered very
well to the description of Hamblet, but
no one knows where he is, at least those
that want to know.
E. E. Allen has decided appetite for
the good things of this world and means
to have them at his door. At least we
would judge SO by the amount of fruit
trees and shrubbery he has been setting
out on his lot. 1t is plain he has an eye
for the beautiful as well as the agreeable
and useful. Those who have an interest
in Mitchell would do we'll to do likewise
for their own good in the future as we'll
as adding much to the general appear
ance of our town.
One day of last week DIR. - was
called in great haste to see a patient
twenty miles distant. He left town with
the very good intention of seeing his
patient soon, but before long he found a
place where meals were twenty-five
cents and he knew their tables are
always loaded with all the good things
of well regulated farm, and suddenly
he became very hungry and so did his
horse. He dismounted, ordered meals
for himself and horse and soon was en-
joying the appetizing relishes drawn
from natures plentitude and fashioned
to tempt the appetite by extra good
cooke. Withal, somehow he was moved
into forgetfulness and did not start on to
see his patient until next morning about
8 O'Clock, although it was but four miles
farther he had to go. But poor fellow, 1
do not blame him, for he says he has
been in the saddle almost constantly for
weeks and not a good nights rest in as
many weeks, SO you see there is excuse
for the doctor and if one should have
died there was room left for others.
Z. ". f.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Neighberhood News Contributed by Lo-
cal Writers.
MITCHELL.

The waters of our small streams are
fast receding and are once more clear
and pure.
The night of the 10Th must have been
fruit killing cold or else there would not
have been half of an inch of ice on a
bucket of water which was sitting at nv
door outside
hear from resident of that place
that Summit Prairie, situation a few
miles south of here and high upon the
mountain, is almost entirely under water
and the snow is almost gone off the
valley.
Wade Shrum and wife made Mrs.
Shrum's parents visit one day last
week. She says the wound which was
inflicted in.her leg some weeks since is
not entirely healed, but causes her no
trouble now.
Jesse Allen, teamster and boy of all
work. has gone to Antelope to get freight
that was left there by S. F. Allen while
on his'road home last month. Rather
awkward for student of, and would be
counselor of law / imagine it is not
very pleasant to him. but he swallows
the dose without even frown..
One day last week man crossed the
John Day ferry and from general appear
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. G. J. vandyne of Tygh valley is
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Welch departed
for Hood River this morning for short
stay in that valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Snedaker returned
last night from their visit to San Fran
cisco and the Midwinter fair.
Hon. P. Metschan, state treasurer,
and Judge J. G. MoreIand of Portland
are in the city and will be in attendance
at the meeting of the Grand Lodge of
the A. F. and A. M. at the hall tonight.
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APRIL ANNoTATloNs.
Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.

On May 5th there will be meeting of
frultgrowers in this city. Everyone in
terested in fruitgrowing should attend.
The Kings Daughters will meet to-
morrow at 2 o'clock at Mrs. Joles' resi-
dence. A full attendance is requested.
A grand banquet will be given by the
Masons tonight. TO visiting members
from the Willamette, high in the order.
Mr.. T. M. Denton of Mill Creek says
that the loss of peaches will be small in
that section. The Early Crawforfs are
hurt slightly, but all other kinds will be
fair crop.
Jack Hamblet has written letter to
the Canyon City News, giving his side of
the story. He makes it self defense, and
that he was first aggrieved by the muir
dered man.
Be sure and hear the concert and see
the parade given by the famous ISL Per-
kins'' next Wednesday. It is better than
circus parade. Admission 80 cents
and 81. Seats on sale at Blakeley &
Houghto toms.
If the Coxey tramps strike The Dalles
and want the city to feed them, the
council should ask as an equivalent, that
they maui the rocks on Second street a
few hours. There is a good deal of sur
plus muscle going to waste in this army,
and the street needs fixing.
Mr.. Emil Schanno received dispatch
last night announcing the death of Mrs.
Emma Schanno, wife of the late Charles
Schanno, of North Yakima. She leaves
i've boys and five girls, most of whom
are grown and some of them married.
Mr.. Schanno lett on last evenings train
to attend the funeral
At O'Clock Sunday evening Frank j.
Botefuhr, jr., son of the well known
liquor dealer, was drowned in the Will
lamette river, near Ross island, says the
Oreeonian. In company with younger
brother he was enjoying boat ride, and
while standing in the boat attempt to
lace his shoe, he lost his balance and
fell into the water. His body was re-
covered today.
The reason why Mr.. Cradlebaugh or
Mr.. J. L. Story did not get the appoint
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ment as register of The Dalles land Office,
was the persistent effort of Senator
Cogswell of Lake Co., who has been in
Washington for long time, has ha d
his thumb on the button, and at the
latest moment called up Mr.. Cleveland,
and Mr.. Moore was the successful candi-
date. He can say, NOT that he loved
the others less but he loved J. F. Moore.
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Voracity of Fish.

The voracity of the fish is indeed
wonderful. A huge pike caught in an
English canal recently had in its stom-
ach child's tin toy wagon, table
spoon. short Roman sword, probably
lost by one of Casar's legionaries,
hammer, and q baby's flannel shirt
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KIngsley schools.

In Harmony district No. 80, Wasco
county, there are nineteen pupils en-
rolled. Daily average attendance seven
teen. Some of the pupils have to come
81 miles to school. Bro. Mott preached
an excellent sermon here the Sth inst.
Praise service every Sunday at IL a: m.
J.. A. H.
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TO The Public.

We have just received a
new Lawn Sprinkler which is
called the "Jett's Patent, y
and is made in Brass and
Nickel Plate. We will sell
YOU the Brass Sprinkler for
IS cents and the Nickle-
plated one for $1.OO. Call
and get one and try it. If it
does not give satisfaction, re-
turn it.
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There is no necessity for buying East
ern smoked meats and lard when you
can secure better article of home pro-
duction for less money. Call at the
Central Market and examine the Col
umbia Packing Co.'s meats and prices,
and be convinced.