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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
ctu Siherheit.
Ser lang uerniBts 9umpier p@hg OF Ct
GugufitHe."

Der lang nerniBte 0ampter u@itg OF Ct
augufltus."
Ne eW>Y orf, 18. Sebr.-@ine beute
bier eius.trofisne Oep.ids m.lOst, OaB
Der Daupfsr r@itD Of ct. 9tu9uitine"
beut. obne SObl.nuOrratb in BERMUDA
ansefommsn iit. Der Oumpfer iesslte
am 2. 6ebruar uon SafiOuutle, 6lu.,
ab unb baite uuter sew0bnliacn ums
ltGn6en am 7. B. Wfts. bier eintreff.u
lolen. Sefsblist tuirb Ssr Oampfer
bonn Capt. @astiu, Dem cine aus 13
YeriOnen bsitebenbe Seiaeuua our
Seite ltebt.
gsp>Yort, 18. Ssbruur. - S.it
BEN alssmsinen Sli3sarO Der porlsst.n
Bods 1T cine san3s 5lotte BON SIitsnz
fabr;eussn iiberfdllis uub nit b.nislbsn
iueroeu seseu $50 .Seeleute permibt.
Seeeu Gag rperOcu bic 9tbeber bon ans
sebOrisen Der SermiBteu um gta@ridtsn
beltIrmt, BIZ. iis nidt ssbsn tOnusn. Sie
ielblt iinb auf oa8 Sdlimnlite sefaBt.
Sm 9inittglten Safe biirfte fia Elm tlsis
ner Gbeil Der 6abrseuse in sutlesene
Safen geflI6tet baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Sie Gefahren Der ser.

SanSran3iscO, Gal, Is. 6ebr.
- Der ShIeppoanpfer Sea Sling"
buglirte bas 9Braf zines sctsnt.rtsn
S9ooners in ben Sufen. Bon Der
Otanuiaaft bss 6abr5eu9e5, baS in Ser
gtabe Der &iits cinbcrrrIeb, tOnnte feline
Spur 9:funbsn werbsu. Dean slaubt,
6aB .inise Seeleute in bem nod unter
Wad.r ftebeno.n Sdifisraume tbren
Sob funoeu. 8abrideInliA wuroe Der
S9ooner BON cinem plOslid ii4 crbca
bsnOen Sturme unpOrbsrettst sst'O OIIne
un0 umaemorfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Giienbabnsuniau.

YbillipSburs, N.sS., 10. S:br.
= Cine peritellts 8sidle peranluBts ses
fern Nadt bier eiuen idlimmsn uufaa.
Der New'gOrfsr Sdnea3us sntsleiite,
unb psridieSene 8assOns wuroen be'
molirt, ebeuiO awsi 4OfomOtipsn. %.
g. @r.uelins BON IGsutumn, u. Col.
unb Gbparb PerieQ nurben idmer psra
Iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
S1anipieler Nansfeln's @ribatua.
gen ,eri@mettert, feline Jrau
nerIekt.

Wilmaufee, Bts., 10. Sebr. -
4uf bem 8abnbof. Der ct. Yaul>@iisns
babn wurb. bsuts WOrs.n Der Bripat.
pas.n bss b.tannteu S9auipislers I.
Oeansfielb burd @oqliion nil elmer 9oz
tomotlps sertriimmert. Otausfi.Io's6rau
.rlitt cine iawsre &opfwunbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
CNN O b 20 O Us
~ YiQe1t,
ltets suSerldiitG
rein pe9eta6iltiA.

gentummen stitma6Os. elegant Ibersoaen. puts
sren, rssureH, purli5IreH rtIHtseH uHo traTtieen,
Ra6nap's BtItn fur 9tIIGH9 antr SelbDsrosH oes
Yiosens Der @neeweIot, Der JhereH, Der oldit mere
ooier STonfhtlteH, itpno!ide1 St1u9Is, Serfl3oS
uupereauldlttl:, 0dmoIrloloeH.
Sppfpcb, Srauenleiecn, SiIofTtdt, Snci'
seftipn, 9pspepfie, 3erffOpfuns Ine ale
Srresularititen Der Scber.
Seobaht:t oi. OlseHbtn, aus SraEf1sttsr Der 8er'
bauuras GT1ane 6crTubTeno;n SpmptaHe: Berltapt'
uno inH.re pdmorrBOJ6tH. 9mtdHorang rab benz
9opI Sdurc i'm YiagcH, ucoeItclt Sohortnnen, 2Sl'
berlpilcu ucaen SpeIe, oGS 8etudI Der SGmtre I'M
Waacu, iaures AuIiogcn, Qerboe llmcroeH, ods 5e=
fI2l Der yetemnuug oo.r oe5 &rtlSeH5 IN lteseEoer
Boiition aeitortc >cttrat BuRttt ODER eiu SdleIer
por ben auG,n. 6icber uHS SdMerBtH tH Sopt,
Uians,l an BcriplrGfi5u. gelbe 6arbe Der peut uHo
Der Quacu, Shm.usu IN Der kette, Der Srut, oeu
GIitbma6,H, plogIIae GIutGuTDaluH9eH, breHHeHoes
SefutI. ,,.,, >
bas Spltem uon alien obsH senonHteH StorIH9eH
befreieu.
Dreis 25 Gents pro S6adbteI. Scrtauft DON
Mpptbetcru ocer per pUif scianet.
Dou ,p,ube I'D, an Or. Rabmae & Comp,
God Sor 800, gltDsgOr uu Elm Boot OF aoOiet-
(Eatbaebsr)'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Der YattautatanaI.

Colon, Colombia, 19. Sebruar. -
Der @b.isSuseui.ur oer ncusn Banana.
&anals9eie0i6aft, Ga GOurn.rie, unb
stn Ssrtreter Der @eiellidaft, @alberz
mann, linb beute bier BON sSranfrei6
ansefOmmen, nm Den .3ultano OeS &az
mails 3u untesiuden. Die 9lrbeiten an
benz &anal perOen nit berislben Sdliis.
felt, pis in Der sanien lssttn .3e;t be-
trieheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Siieubahn l1ufuQ.

Cine @ntsIellnng auf Der u9torlOIt'ySefierH'
Sabn."
Suutins6On, ..S., Is. 6.br.
-@dbrsnb Der iiblld sebenOe grpr.Bs
3us Der vHOrFOItzB sitern<8abn" nit
elmer S9n.uiatsit uou 35 Oeeilen Die
Stunbe uabin fubr, sntsleiite 7 Oteilsu
BON bier bic 2ofomotipe. SObn Ioflu5
BON WapnesGountD iuarb iOIOrt Qet0Oz
tet uno cine aus SetoTsteg, Oti4.,
itanlmenoe Dame, o.r.n Same niat be-
fannt lit. l6usr uerlest. Der Sertebr
wurO Our9 ben unfua iiir lansere 3sit
oehemmt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Gpln in Siille unn ssIGe.
u.b.r cine Niaiog @funs St.rliua uuier.

Us6tt tlHe WEIUto9 PIHHS SltTIIHg HHItl'
iue9s.
2oubon, 10. 5ebr. - Der beute
BON grem.n mad StstpzDorf abssbenoe
rNorbo. 0loDb>"D Dampfer u@ms- wirS
morsen in Soutbamptou eine Sabuns
BON ct. 100000 in @Olbburreu an
gor6 nebmen, nm iie i'm untsridusamt
in gt.w.yOrt fir Sntel Sunl's ueue
@olbbonbs ab3ulieisrn. SIM @au3en
iino bauit ST. 1.146,000 in 9olo fur
ben Ser. StaatensSdas uutermess.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
SiSutar6 apieoer ,tt,spphI.

Berlin, 10. 6ebr. - 5irit 8is.
marf bat einen slufull BON Neuralsia
uno man Rest SeiIrdtunssn wes.n lei.
net Iufrssuns infOlse Oes uabsabeu
9eburtstaaes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20

Gin Deierteur Der b ftet. -
Der 20 SABRE alts @burls5 Belwer, Elm
Oeicrtsur Der Suno.sarmse, pirO in Der
iabweitlt9en YOIi5eiitatiOn fcitgebultsn,
UNI YsrIagunsen oes &riessbepurtements
ohaumnrteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
GunbezMusfeQuiiq.

gfensY orf, 19. Sebruar. - SIM
rWaoliOnsSquaresSarbe "wurbe beute
cine srose Sunbe>Nusitell er0ffuet.
llebsr $4,000 iino fur Breiie ausss<
fest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Suqtefe ShiHsnadlrid,ten

Dopsr, Is. 6ebruar. - Baiirt:
Dampfsr r5anoum" pon 4mlterOum
nud 9tew>Yorf btitimmt.
SeIfait, Is. 6,br. - 4ngefOmmen
if btuts Der Dampfer yQorS 2ansoOwus"
BON Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Gie nrue WnIeihe.

gte M >YOrt, 19. 5sbr. - 0as
B.lmOnt>W t>WOrsanzSpnbifat wirO bic
neue anleibe gu SO BrO3. anbieten; in
2onbon wtro oieielbe gu 116-117 psrs
fault. S.ute sablts man ] @rOi. Sons
miiiion" fit Sob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
SMiFsfarten

nada uus psn 0urepa 6bes Bremen oser Gam'
burs befsrst bic
9SSesttion sesS- seutf6eH GsrrefssnssntsH'"
G.sD.sg6s csI,Nnsrs,&ty. uas 9sf'O Otiiee'asss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Ser @usifann Der GIeftrifer

gtepz OFF, 10. Sebr. - Sn benz
Iusfanbe Der @lettrifer lit feline Serz
GnSeruns ein9etreten. Die IusitanOiz
gen usrlansen bic a5titHnbise arbsitss
aeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
86Kel
8a6e

snr tifs TN ausIanbe beforst inn,rbaIb "A etnaheA
tu eeosuteHa hersbssiestem $reits
@enar3 Watnf,
4AARfbs&Rs SaltiIqKf.dR RkEafs Nun TsesQ Qteess @s6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
GaQenim6t.

8er bat nidt bereits burd bisislb. ;u
Ieiosn aehabt; Elm GlcnO, Oas Ourd Die
Sale i'm Wasen ueruria9t wirO, Die in
SOlse Der 1utbdttsfeit ODER Grdsbeit
Der 2ebcr nidt aus benz &Orperipltem
entfernt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Gine pigsue staot bpmbarotrt.

2onbon, 19. 6ebruar. Bie cine
Spe3ialoepside On bic LINES" aus
Shanghai melOet, bel,atisen ameritani>
ide Ntiiiionars Die 0t.louus, buB Die
Staot Seu9sSbou. ais Die Sapaner oiss
ielbe Dor Der @tnnabme BON @eisSaiz
gSai bombaroirten, UNI Die glufulsrflans
felt Der @blnel:n uon Dem Suuptansrlfi
absulentsu,. pOIig pertbeioi9unsslOs sez
melen mare. Die sorts unb oas dine
iiide 2aser batteu cine quite Strede BON
Der Staot entferut selsseu. Das Soms
baroemeut srfolste ubue porbersebeube
9lntinbisuns uub bas 6suer puroc BON
Ser Stobt aus ni9t erpisbert.
4onbOn, 10. i5ebr.-0i. Central
Stems" bat cine Osp,ide aus Glcns
&iin, welder au Solse SezSunss@b bang
beute iein slmt ais Sicsz&6nis on ielz
men 0ta9fOlser ubsetr.ten unO am %.
D. Otts. in Ysfius NIT Oem Saiier iiber
bic SrieOeua<9erbanbluusen couferiren
pirb, srbalten.
QOnoOn, 19. 5sbr. = Sin. Dope
i9e bon GotiO melbet, baB Sapan ,uei>
tsrt $50, ,0O0, 900 Sriesstrepit bonn 9ars
lameute forberr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Dorbruaungss uab GeilmittsI bafir If

in fliiiis.r uno pulusriiirtsr @sitalt.
Die 9ebsr nirb Saburd in 9hGtisfeit
seiett uub bic Sale in milb,r Weiie
6urd bisGinssmeiOe entfernt. Das Otits
tel bewirtt meoer cine 4biibruns nod
peruriaht eS 9sibidm.r3eu; es 1T rein
pesetabiliiaer Natur. 8iel. 9eute se>
brauden fir 6isien 3usd Billen, bod
bic neiiten nebmen SimmOus' 2iuerz
ResulatOr elm.
-s.it Sabreu bin i'd Elm Spf,r Der @aIenIutt s.z
ip.i.r, unb ib ianb, Tddeem i1 mehr;re SeiIuitteI
rsriuut bate. bas Simmous' 2ip,rzReeulator mir
nirr aQen bcf.n onnte; oerbaffte mir uuter allen
umitdnb,n &rIeift.ruus. SD ipr.de nidt nur BON
mir ielbit allein. ionoern i'm Ram,n meiner sansen
SamiIie.-S. Di. 3 II Imam, GeIma, @la.
g6 Seoes Ya6et ~@
trdst BEN z Gtempel in rptber 6arbe auf eem
llmidbIas.
9. @. 3stItn & Co.. Ybilabelpbia, pa.
(3l y. b.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20

gti6ts fam Osm YubIltum h6h.r empjOb.
len w.rSeu gegsu 9silerteit, SHt,n uuo gr.
tdltuu9, ais Or. Sul's puTeu-Sprup. Gr
if itit etn.m halbeu Sahghunbeyt ras bette
Dsittsl i'm Rarft. 4rsis % Geuts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
3uiammrnitnB 5msier Sra9t3ilge.
Gin 8remi.r usrlstt. - IA gSasqons ser.
triiulmert.

Stanforb, Conn.,, 10. 6ebr. -
;3wei 6rudt3iise collibirten beute MOrs
gen auf benz bielisen Siterbabnbofe.
Sremisr Charles gSarner erlitt einen
Beinbru9 uns duBere @srlssunsen !;
bas iibriss Disnitpsrional blieb unperz
iebrt. Sier3ebn BassOns wurben 5srs
trImmert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Ser SemtIde GorreipcnSert,
TaaIids, tpShcntIih unb SeHHrdss,

EdaIit, n0dtNtIit unb SoHHldss'
q. Raime, Gisemtblmer nrs Weoaf'enr
(ssaaIoIstr pom 9. RaiHt)'
S1smtf.gce SaItimort'Strabe NED S0f'SIPes'ape.
gr.is bestasIid,eu SIatteo, our6 sIassr Ssiorst,
1oS cts; fasIid,e uno 5pnnta as satussass 10
cents bro Wshc, ,abbor bic Sas SIatt bscrsenosu
Gras,r-1a aiidi n,bR nntasssMMs eass nnt.r
YsriosgpronsbesatIuns $3.50 pro Sahr, lat ihIl,I.
mit eenntass5ott, psrtct,,i. nit Issus tir Clubs,
$3.50 pro Sabr, mao iIs,ae snem S,ts PC SniaT; IN
prs sob,.wNas brtte uus biHisite peutid3s SIatt
In ben Wittels une Gnofonten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Sapan unn gbina.
Som Srteasi1auplat

fu, 19. Sebr. - Der 9ampier
r&angdi" 1T bier nit b.n 9eia.n Aos
miral 1ins's, b.s einftmalisen SsfebIss
bab.rs oes ainsiii9sn georbseidwcoers
bel S.ts3aIzWet, oes Gonlmanban.eu
giu uno oss @apitdus gang bonn dine
ftldsn Slas9ldiTi' r@benDuen" unO bes
Generals Chang, bes 8efebisbabers Der
9anotruppen bet @cisSaiz8ei, ein9e>
troffen. allie pier butten SelbltmorS be-
9ansen, als Wsitcrer @ib.rltanb seseu
Die Snpaner unm0sli6 mar. GapitGn
gang bate ii6 in Dem Womeat eridois
len, in peldem Die Sapaner iein Sdifi
beitissen. Die Supaner baben ben Cob
ten Die bc6ifsn @brsn srmisien.
BON, 19. Ssbr.-Oenv Zines"
ipirb aus SOusfons Se,neibet, OaB bic
InipsIenbett elnes bsitiihen &riessz
laifies Dor SormoIa sslpiinibt worosn
mare. neil iiA bort Sdpar3flassen,
mtlttarlla ol9aniiirte d,lnsiiidc Sstz
raubcr, 9e8els. unb cine brobeHoe Stel=
lung sinacnomm.u batteu.
Ste Sapaner foaen oen d,tneiiiG1eit
SrieoenS Dermittlern ettaessn
fumHen.
Ei.n=E : fin, 19. 6ebruar.
2lun9llsDamsn bat ben bielisen amsri'
fanllhen 9elanbten SenbD eriu4t, Der
iapanIi&en Sfssicruus ben gorialas gu
unterbreiten, baB Die bon b.ibsn fries>
fiibrensen Otaaten .rnanntsn TrI.bensz
untrrbanbler in Sort Irtbur oOer einsm
anoeren iiA baiu eiseuosu Srte in Der
9tabe BON Gien Gin suiummeutretsn
ioaen, um benz Stcez&Oris 81 : 3uns.
@bans, einsm Der 6Ineliiden Commit
iare, Die Sbeilnabms an ben SerbanO.
lunsen gu srl.iatsrn. Der triibsre ame.
ritaniide Staatsi,tretdr, Sobn Softer,
iueIaer osn din.iiiden GOmmiIar.n NIT
ieinsm &atb 3ur Ssite itebsu iou. lift
bon Der dinsiiid.n 8esi.ruus sriudt
iporosn, NIT Siz0uus@@bans IN Giens
Gin suiummen gu treiieu. softer, Der
ii3 ). 3. in Sbansbai b.finoet. wirO
rpabridetuli9 BON bort nad 2isn-Gfin
abreiien, iobalO bic 0ampferuerbinSuns
swilaen betb.u StaOttn mieber erOffuet
ieiu ptr0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-02-20
Staot Baltimore.
g o b e n 9 + in.

Grofuuus bee 9aftipieIes Der rRetrOpOIi.
tau=Op.rn.@eieuidaft Don Rew- Dort."
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
Injured in q Runaway.

Last Monday Mr.. J. E. Rounander
and little daugh er were in Moscow,
and on starting home, when near julius
Cuendets the team ran away, throwing
the little girl out and iniurlng her quite
badly, and tie father was cut on the
head by the wagon wheel, says the Mir
ror. 1t appears that Mr.. Rounander, for
the first time in about two years, bad
imbibed too freely, and fell out of the
wagon, which scared the team, when it
started to run. The little girl attempted
to jump out of the wagon and the wheel
passed over her leg. 1t was reported
that Remainder had been killed, and a
physician was sent to the scene of the
accident when it was found that his in-
juries only amounted to some pretty
bad bruises.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
After Indian Gold.

The Teller has the following to say of
the whites attempts to extract gold
from the sands of the Indians DOMAIN:
Now that the placer fields on the res
ervaIion are soon to be free for the white
miner, they are coveted more than eyer
before The Indian police have been
kept constantly controlling III search of
trespassers for the past six weeks. A
few days ago squad police, pompous
with brief authority, encountered three
or four miners busily engaged in the OPP
Grafton of a new gold saving machine,
.on a we'll known rich bar forty miles up
the river. While each miner was hur-
ried away With sullen dusky estort by
his side, the gold machine was smashed
and thrown into the river by other r.
dams who did not take time to make
clean up
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
The Y. p. C. f. Convention.

The Y. P. G. E. convention met on
Wednesday Attention, and the program
as announced was carried out, says the
Colfax Advocate. Miss Alice Cox, of
this city, ga, the address of welcome,
which was responded to by ". Il. Phil
ips, of Pullman. Addresses were given
by Messrs. Kimmell, of Waitsburg;
Graham, of Oakesdale; and these were
followed by briet conferences.
The principal meeting was IN the ey-
ening when an able paper wac presented
by c. NJ. Wyman. ESQ, on "Ihe relations
of The Young people to the vital qnes-
lions of the day" The convention ser-
mon was then delivered 10y Rev. DR..
Hays, Of of Wait burg; THE Young
Peoples Mission, and what it Includes"
1t was able and eloquent. The congen-
tion continued in session until Thu rsday
noon. Delegates were present from Spo-
kane, Oakesdale, Pullman, Lewiston and
Waitsburg 1t has been an interesting
meeting throughout,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
A Peculiar Disease Among Hogs.

END1CoTT, April 8.-A peculiar dis
ease has appeared almost simultaneously
among several lunches of hogs here.
1t does not appear to be contagious, at
least not to any great extent 1t 10 no.
ticeable only among young pigs during
the first few weeks of their lives The
first symptom is to cause the affected
animal to pant and blow, and raw sores
appear around the corners of the mouth,
Upon examination the two tusks are
found to have turned almost black.
Several hog men have lost a few pigs
from the disease, and one man is reported
to haye lost 80 head. Tt is new dis
ease for this section, and farmers seem
puzzled as tc how to cope with it. One
farmer calls 1t the "black tooth" and re-
ports that he has succeeded in curing
affected pigs by knocking out the dis
colored teeth when the symptoms first
appear. The remedy is a simple one,
and if successful will save great deal
to hog raisers.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
Figures that are Beyond Competition:

Outing Flannel, cts 10 ~ cts per yd.
7 spoos Goats thread for % cents.
Best Cambria, cts per yard.
Siles1a, 10 cts to l25l cents per yard,
Best Table Oil Cloth, ID cts per yard.
Black Sateen 10 cts up.
Mems Shoes, all solid, at $1O0, $1.25,
81 80, $500 and $3.50.
Ladies Shoes, all solid, at $1.O0, $1,25,
$3.50, So 90 and $3.50.
Childrens, Misses and Boys Shoes in all
grades and prices from the cheapest
to the best.
Mems and Boys Hats and Caps from %
cts up.
Mems best Overalls, so cts.
Wall Paper cheaper than ever before
Carpets at way down prices.
First class Millinery Goods at surpr1s-
ingly low prices.
Mems Suits, good wearers, at $500.
d" better grade at $500.
Mems all-wool Suits at $500, $1,000 and
$1,000.
Mems Imported Clay Worsted Dress
Suits at $11.O0, and better grade at
$1,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-04-13
Cheap Way to Kill the Squirrels.

Cheap Way to kill the Squirrels.
The warm spring weather of the pre-
ceding month has awakened to life the
bird, the bee, the ant and the pesky
squirrel, says the Palouse Republican.
The farmers say that there are a greet
many for this time of the year, many
claiming that they are more numerous
than ever before while others contend 10
tho contrary. Be that as it may, those
who are most interested are hunting
means for their destruction. Sew raj
methods have been advanced. The lat
est is by w. f. Newland of Lind, and is
simple and cheap. Mr.. N claims it was
effectual in almost every case he has ex
perimented with. 1t is as follows:
Take a piece of cloth about the size of
a dollar bill-do you know how large
that is?-saturate with kerosene,
sprinkle with some sulphur, light and
thrust into the hole. Allow it to remain
there until almost consumed, then cover
the mouth of the hole and the fumes of
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the burning sulphur does the rest. Try

the burning sulphur does the rest. Try
it; it don't cost much.
Our informant tells US that he expert
mented with twelve holes in which signs
showed there were squirrels and not one
of them have been opened, either from
the outside or below. He feels quite
sure that if the farmer will use The ordi-
nary care with this that he does with
ether exterminators it will give the de
sired results. and cheaply, too.
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ODening OF the Reservation.

The following communication fur
nishes the most authentic and definite
information yet obtained as to the pro-
gress towards making the S626,OO0 cash
payment to the Nez Perces, The writ
er's name is for obvious reasons withheld
but he is an old official of the Indian de-
partment and is himself engaged on the
Nez Perez payrolls. Some of his in
formation is not as satisfactory as was
hoped for, but as he says it is all mat
ter of guess work and there may be no
such delay as he prudently suggests.
The Tribune gives the poor as well as
the better news in order that everyone
may have fair opportunity to form bis
own judgment and not be mischievously
deceived by prejudlced statf ments. The
following facts come direct from the In
dian department and should replace all
previous reports IN this connection of
whatever nature.
To the Lewiston Tribune: "The pay
roll reached here Monday morning and
[ have been engaged since then COM
pairing 1t with the registry of allotments.
1t is we'll made up and Is correct, except
possibly in some cases the heirs are not
correctly given. 1t is the intention of
the office to state an account in favor of
all persons abe ut whose right to receive
the amounts on the roll there can be no
doubt, the other cases to be suspended
until proper investigation can be had.
The amounts due each member, as |
presume you are aware, is S3O2.96, this
amount will be paid to those clearly en-
titled. Should any on the doubtful
lis be found not entitled, thfir shares
will be added to the next payment As
to when the checks will reach the Agency
[ can hardly give an intelligent guess.
There is good deal of clerical work TO
be done and it is not possible to foreeee
what questions the treasury department
will raise or how long it will take them
to do the work. Again lie state Of the
funds may be such as to cause the treas
ury to delav payment, Under favorable
circumstances the checks ought to get
there in 40 days, but | should not be
surprised if it should take 80 or 100.
This office will expedite tbs matter as
mach as possible 1875 aIlotments have
been approved the others re waiting to
hear from correctional SURVEYS made last
summer, and also 10 receivs reports from
other agencies as to tpose alleged to
have been improperly allotted. The
issuance of patents Judging from other
cases will probably require three months.
1t might be pushed through in some
what less time. I have 40 more idea to
where the reservation will be opened or
how than YOU. The Yankton reserva-
ton has not been opened yet, although
the agreement was ratified at the same
time as the Nez Perces ard there were
no preliminary requirements. I appre
bend that this administration does not
care to hurry opening lands. CAMS is
still Boosting that he will prevent the
opening but 1 have no fear of his dong
anything in that line. IT not opened
this year 1t will simply be because the
authorities will not get ready to go it,"
Lewiston Tribune.
Prof. Blackstone will give music les
sons on niano and organ in Pullman
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Prof. Blackstone will give music les
sons on piano and organ in Pullman,
and can furnish best OF references, and
name pupils who have become expert in
playing under his tuition. Particular
attention given to the study of harmony
and thorough bass. Address Pullman,
Wash. l6)
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for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is 20 well adapted to children thai
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me" H. A ARCHER, II. D.,
III SO. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N Y.
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Dress Fabrics

Were never sold for such low prices
as we quote, for our purchases of the
new seasons goods were of such
magnitude and were made under
such extremely advantageous Cir
cumstances that we are enabled to
offer values THAI are unprecedented.
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Through Tickets
TIME SCHEDULE:
GENESEE BRANCH.

No. -passenger-Genesee to Pullman, ar
rive 9.35 a. m.
No. 59-passenger -Pullman to Genesee, leave
3:45 p. m.
SPOKANE TO JULIAETrA.
No. 10-passenger to Spokane, ar
II ge $50 a. m.
No. neutrality-suspicious. to Juligetta, arrive
p. n, depart l:25 p. m.
No. eight--Juliaetta to Pullman, arrive
l2:45 p. M.
No. 50 -freiylt-Spokane to Genesee arrive
$3.50 p. NJ.
Far infol nation, time cards, maps
and tickets, call on or write
j. s. KEENEY, Agent,
Or, A. d. CHARLTON,
Asst. Gen'l. Pass. Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
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