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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04
Neseser snalkss.

5Eor. several years snakes. large ard
small, have infested the farm Of Hi
1lser, farmer residing near the Hunt
iezton county. Ind. line Recently
two monsters were found by him - be
6as going to his work, lying directly
u the road. Both were lifeless. AID
iad evidently come 70 their death ina
6ereely fought battle. The largest
measured . tribe over twelve feet IN
length and had swallowed the smaller
deeL about two-thirds Of its Length
tof. several feet round about the spit
t&Sy occupied the grass had been wo$n
. its roots. giving evidence Of lo1g
ikrugglc between the monsters beige
be larger and moro powerful repe9e
I'D succeeded in overpowering add
&lling the weaker comhatant TIE
fnaller snake measured over ete4t
1et-Chicago Times-Herald.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

aDIA1 PAPA" wrote the little girl, "Isent
you kiss last week by the express man.
hope he gave It TO you all right Hereafter
ri send 'em by mail, because the express
man h very homely and / don't like giving
them to him. aud neither mamma nor nurse
Win do it for me."-HArper's Bazaar.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

HuBBs-sDubbs doesn't look quite 30
lofty as he did during the war" Tubbs-
ssNo; he went into matrimony Is lieuten-
ant and he never got promoted. Louis
willie Corrier-,Journal
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

.t jApoly by labor that the tho9ant
IN s. nads healthy, and Only u
eQeht Aat laboe ean b nads hapqk$
: e6two eaasot - separated U11nl
-Raslin
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

BoBBIE-"What's al epigram!' Susie
"Oh, it's a way Of saying something every
todv knows so that only clever people can
get any sense out of Ii.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04
Halls Catarrh Cure
3 taken internally. Price sc

WHEN will smoke not 90 up the chimneyl
When there is no fire in the stove.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

DISTINCTION Versifer-"Do
Won nav for poetry, sir" Exasperating
E.ditor-.Ycs; but this is verse Sooner
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

WE think Piso's Cure for Consumption II
the only medicine for Coughs.-JENNI
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

WIZ II . ship the politest thing IN the
worlda Because she always advances with
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

"WHEx we do 60 into politics" said Mis-
Strongmind, sswe shall Insist on having N
honest election and . fair count" "
ssWouldn't fair duke 10 Just q well, sisa
inquired her younger brother.-Chtcago
Tribune.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

SCHOOL Of Recruits. Man,
how can you write populace with three psf
Cross one out" Recruit-"Which p shall
cross out, Mr.. Sergeantf'-Berliner Tsgo-
hiatt
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04
A Hearty Welcome

To returning peace by day and tranquility at
night is extended by the rheumatic patient
who owes these blessings to Hostetterss
Stomach Bitters. Don't delay the use OF
this fine anodyne for pain and purifier OF
the disease manifests itself Kidney
trouble, dyspepsia, liver complaint, la grippe
and irreCuIarity of the bowels are relieved
and cured by the Bitters.
How MUCH that the world calls selfishness
is only generosity within narrow walls-a
TOO exclusive solicitude to maintain wife
in luxury, or make ones children r;ch.-T.
W. Higginson.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

The American hen wants some accurate
hailstone measurements, SO that she can
lay her eggs ordingly.-Pittsburgh Com
mer-ial-( .azetta
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

NRs. TIxDE-"Aren't you afraid 70 stay
In your house alone, your husband being
away 30 muchi" Mrs. Dacks-'.O, not q
ail. The policeman on this beat Il engaged
70 my coOk."--Truth.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

An Enigmatical Bill Of Fare,
For 4 dinner served on the Dining Cars OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Raii-
way, will be sent to any address on receipt
of q two cent postage stamp. Apply to
Geo. II. Heafford, General PassengerAg
Old Colony Building, Chicago, kU.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

Nov THAT we arc married, Hettic, We
will have no further secrets from zach
other" .sThcn tell me truly, George, how
much did you pay for tie ringl"-Judge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

WHY should q lady's home dress last for
eyeri Because she never wears it out.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

TRB angry man who takes his words hack
b very apt 70 use them over again when oc-
cosion ofSers.-Texas Sifings.
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S4ArIRxr-ssl wish to consult you with 70
garl 70 my utter loss Of memory" Doctor
-"Ah-yes-why-er cases Of this M
ture Ialways require my fee In advance"
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04

e Other Wory1s-ssWaat 10 your favotite
dissipationr' .sSir.' beg par10nl
mean Of what sin are you most tolerant n
othersF'-Puck.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04
NEW cnArrASoocA LAponAronr.

One OF tho Largest In the Wosid-WEne q
Carluf Has m Jmms0so Sale.
The immense new laboratory OF the Chat
tanooga Medicine Company was commenced
at Chattanooga, Tenn, Nov. 9th. Nearly
an acre of floor space is now used in making
McElree's Wine of Cardui and Thedfords
Black-Draught. but this new annex doubles
the capacity of the plant. This business
has become one of the largest in the coun-
try and now sends its leading product. Wine
of Cardui, to every part of the world. A
branch Office has been established at st.
Louis for the Northwestern trade.
THE active part of man consists OF power.
full instincts, some of which are gentle and
continuous; others violent and short; some
baser, sorS nobler, and all necessarily.
w. Newman.
JrMMy-.Timmy Grogan is talkin' Of
cittin' him bcycle'' Mlckie-"Himl He
amt got de price for de wind wot goes in
dc tires. ''-Tit-Blts.
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son. provided that rain fell only at
night 50 that every day might couat
And then he wanted 1t least half
mile Of external domain on every side
rs precaution against intruders. and
to Craze his mules on. The result Of
this sort of farming was enormous
crops Of weeds, and mortgages, and
other things inconvenient to handle.
There are some of these broad-mind.
ed beings still tickling the earth,
and declaring that farming is only
drudgery. and that there is no profit
in it. Time. however. is Kidding the
landscape of these so-called farmers.
and the hillocks in the graveyards tell
what came of the farmers. Those that
are left behind are in the beaten path.
way to the same goal. Thus nature,
in her own good time. removes the
stumbling blocks and clears the way
for farmers who farm, and after
awhile this will Be the only sort left.
This is the sort the world wants and
will have by getting rid of all others
by natural means. For farmer who
himself holds the pillow. fifty acres is
more than he needs. II he has chill
dren this fifty acres can be divided olp
into farms for his children. for be 1t
known that a single working farmer
can make more profit from twenty-five
acres than fifty, and more from twelve
and half than twenty-five. What he
really needs. and all he needs. is the
quality of land which he can give the
highest culture. and to which he can
apply all the skill and science at his
command. Farm and Ranch.
Some Dairy Don'ts.
Don't think scrub sires can produce
choice stock for any purpose.
Don't keep calves in dark. filthy
places and expect them TO thrive.
Don't be afraid to spend money for .
sire from . first-class family.
Don't make your cows drink water
that you could not drink yourself.
Don't feed = calf grain before its age
is sufficient SO it chews a cud.
Don't try to be called large dairy
man by the number Of cows you keep.
Don't keep cow q month without
testing her to see il she pays her way.
Don't think that strainers or sepa-
rators can take soluble filth out Of
milk.
Don't run or worry cows going to
and from the pasture or in the milking
yard or stable.
Don't think to raise q call for q mich
cow and feed it up to its time Of partu-
ritiou for = beef animal
Don't have pastures so short that
cows must work every hour of the day
and night to get enough to eat.
Don't forget that q COW is decidedly
. creature of habit, and in all ways
try to conform to her peculiar habits
Don't feel that your cows are vast
ing time if they lie in the shade and
chew their cud for = few hours each
day.
Don't forget to SOW plenty of oats
and peas or corn for green feeding
when the annual shrinkage is sure to
come.
Don't leave COWS with cracked or
sore teats day after day and then beat
them because they kick while being
milked.-Western Plowman.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1896-01-04
A nxs place-The police court

THERE II IN awful lot Of enthusiAG
wasted on dead horse projects.
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sifibrafi Iowiu
Popullste ' Arkansas

odbyvali sthtnf konvenci syou ve
stfedu v Little Rock 4 ha,ni xApas
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skych elektorh We v8ech statech, kdea
yyhlfdky ma vft6zstvf mali, nacez
pax by v koleji elektoralnf elektofi
populistidtf 8 elektory demokratic.
kymi spojili Sc ma tom kandidAtu,
kterSz by vyhlfdky ma zyolenf mel,
at by pax to jiz byl Bryan ci navrze
nee populistd. Proti planu tomuto
6ineny jsou namitky toho dhvodu,
ze pry by tim otAzka stffbrafskA
ohroaena byla, nebot tim byla by
sfla stffbrafh v mnohych statech rox.
dvojens utrp6li by tax porazku,
kdeato phi spojenf vitdzstvf sajistene
by meli.
PopulIste South Dakot6
odbyvali stAtnf konvenci svou lite
~ Huron "a d6astenstvf vice lax
600 delegate. v platforme prohlasili
Sc We prospech vyvlastnenf drah via
dou spolkovou, We prospech svob.
razby sttfbra. oro zavedenf postov.
mich spofitelen, pro solbu senatord
spolkov5ch pffmo lidem a delegaci
do konvence narodnf dana instrukce
aby spojils se v konvenci Sc stranou
stffbrafskou q kone6na odporuoeno,
ably ot&sks prohibicnf We volbAch Ii
stopsdovych lidem xnovu odhlasovA-
na byla.-ve stfedu sweden tuhy boj
o to, sda pfijata byti ma resoluce,
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MOVE zpnlW OOMACl.
roiiticse.


\ nkfodnf konssoci populi.tiole,
stsfAi pfiitfho tydne So Isoui.
odbfys,i Sc bade, jsou jii ' plnam
proadu a pfedAci popuIia,idti sou
u, tsmti DO jednoho na mi.ta, aby
,aytsa politick6 fence ave 81 'shtova
~. Jsk stoi nyni s,ojf, mhie 40 jii .
pfedu tsrditi, ie hlssni sApas sweden
bude hned po sshkjeni tonysnce.
Udinan bude totii nAyrh. aby popn.
lis,d ,en,okrhts iAdnt ksndidA,y a
iAdnou plsiformu do pole nepos,s.
yoya'i a misto toho ably schyAlili
na,rienoe | PLATFORM chicagskoa.
NAyrh tento podporoyAn bude hlay.
nd populisty 40 sta,h rApadnich. Ma.
proti tomu v icovd populis,h stkt0
iiinich lson pro pos,aveni lfs,ku
presidentaktho a pro pFijmutf plat
formy pro menoyhni president
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sweden byl navrhu, jfmz delegaci
do konvence narodnf nafixovano, pro
stvrren. Bryana platformy Chicag-
sk6 hlasovati. Rokovanf o otaxce teto
trvalo cele odpoledne kone6ne pfi-
jat navrh, zadnou instrukci delegaci
nedavati t6to dplne volnou ruku
ponechati, tax ably konvenci jedna-
ii mohla, tax jak Ia dobre uxna.
RepublIkane Iowsti
odbtvali We stfedu statni konvenci
svou v Des Moines s tim vysledkem,
ze tem6f jednoblasn6 schvalena nd
rodnf platforma St.-Louiska q kon-
vence sp6sobsm co neirozhodn6jsfm
proti svobodne a neobmezen6 razbe
stfibra Sc prohlasia. Ia elektory
cel6ho stAtu navrzeni X. III. Conger
q Des Moines, a Albert s. James
Clinton. Ia sekretAfe statnfho navr.
Zen M. l.. Dobson, Ia auditora G. g.
Mccarthy, "a pokladnfka j. Helyett,
"a nAvladnfho Milton Rumley, "a
soudce neivyssfho soudu A. II. Ladd
q "a zelesni6nfho komisafe Il. A.
Dawson. Nominace pro veskery ira
dy u6ineny jednohlasue.
Nedostanou se na tiketu.
Senator John Raynes, pnvodce po-
slednfho volebniho zakona We stAtu
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sietoai deleRsei 40 konvence bA'od
NJ inslrusce dkyAns by byls o aohvA-
leni Bfysna se sassditi iAi koned.
M pfiJats, Pro veAkery h'sdy nsvt
ieni 6eksnoi samoststni Andrew
Loo 40 guyefntfs ' tels ~ eleIlory
pfesidentska nsyfieni demokfa,k,
pro dfady aA,ni pax vesmts populi
std, syminkoa somissie ielerniinf.
ho, pro kiefyito dfsd nsvfien byI
stfibfaiskt Republican.
stfibrafi Iowni
odb5vali konvenui svou ' Dss Moines
M hjelem svolenf ssndidA,h do kon.
yence nkrodni, literal az. 6ervence, v
tyt dan co konycnoe populistiokA '
NJ. Louis. ,ahAisns bude. To se 70
rumf, IL platforma prohlAsila .e pro
svobodnon . neobmerenou rsibu q
dale odsusuje 80 vydAyAnf droky no.
soucich dluhopish 6ase mfru a po.
iaduje Se zruacnt bank narodnich.
Popuilstt ' Arkansas
odbyvali sth,nt konvenci syou ve
stfedu Little Rock bla,ni xApas
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pravil: ale aplne nemoanym pro ty,
kdot sehvalili to, CO feGeno a schva-
leno bylo konyenci statnf, ably phi.
jail platformu kandidaty navrze-
ne, konvenci narodnf. Jest nemoa.
n5m pro kterehokoliv demokrata,
kteryz veff v zasady a tradice sve
strany, ably podporoval navrh ma
ucinenf znehodnocenych stffbrnSch
dolara menou plnocennou. Vzhledem
k nynejsfm pomeram a vzhledem k
tomu, se strana republikanska dala
aaruku ma udrzenf m6ny zlate, xda
SO mi, ze vsichni zlatsfstf demokrate
NELL by strane ID podpory sve po-
skytnouti, leo by samostatnY demo-
kraticky kandidat ma uspokojive
platform6 postaven byl.'
Jeste nema nj rozdav&.
Ze San Francisco dosla We stfedu
zprava, 10 pry soudce superiornfho
soudu, VIM. T. Wallace, dfadu vzdati
Sc zamyslf to "a tim 66elem, ably
pro Bryana v nastavajfcf Rampant
tecniti mohl a California do fady
statd stffbrafskych pfivedl. Bryan
navrhnul prS Wallaceovi, ze, zvftazf.
Ii, ktsrekoliv mfsto kabinetu jeho
vybrati 81 maze a nabfdka tato zda
80 psnu soudci bSti TAX lakavou, ae
vAtn6 nf pfemfslf.
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prsiI lempremI.m

znkmf piedAk demokfs,iehf, Hen.
" Wa,tsfson, fedaktor louis, iIlskA-
ho easopisa Courier JoufnaI," kte.
~ piitomns Esfopd meikA, ssslsi
' nedtli se Geneyy, Va ssycsfska,
listu sytmu nhaledovni telegram
"JinY listek I~linou nait naJtji.
Iadnd hedes,nd yyrosnAnf. staj,s
pevna" Il tobo patrno. ie ! tento
dosaysdni sloup demokratiokg nagf.
ience attfbrsi.kdho podporovati ne
mini.
Jak ssudi Cleveland o svt strana
v dtsry sydal ptfrudi sekretAie
pokladny, HamIin, nAsIedovnf pro.
hIhienf 'mtslenf nejen kabinetn,
ale ! presidents samotndho yysled.
ku nArodnf konycnce demokratick6:
Nv nastAvaIfci Rampant neIedna 90 o
othzkn politickou n o,hzka, o nii 40
edna, Jest daleko dhleiit6jsf dale.
ko hlubsiho yyrnamu. JednA se ia o
dalai trvkni republikAnsksho naseho
zfireni. KaidS vdrny obdan mol by
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OMAHA. NEBRASKA. We srhepu a. csaveHce ,Sos

New Yorsu, pfohlksll W aieda '
Albany pochybuos, s,ov o tom, tds
demoktsiioky lfstek nAfodni Va stAla
New York pti volbs yhbec ma ,iketu
80 doatsne, kdyi pry pravidelnA OF
ganis,ce dsmokrstickA 10 nslY
40 Y ukou slafsii nepotvfdit.
Iemnfka stA,nimu, ~ lIfyan a sewell
prsvidelntmi nayrlenci demokfatie.
kfmi isou, to pfy jmsna IeIich na
Iis,ek % jmena 6ekanch demokrstio.
kteh piiIiti nemohou. JeJind ten.
krkt buiou prf Imens jejich ma lfatsu,
kdyi ndsterA oststnich orgsnisaot
politicksob, kterA phi posledni yoIbd
nsjmdn6 10000 hlash dostala, "A De
ksnce svd 10 prohlAsf kiyi petiei
ra ddelem Tim nejmdnd 1000 piislns.
nfka strauy do,ydnd podepfie.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1896-07-22

vfaditi Sc six proti tenn, kdoz
chicagskou konvenci kontrolovali,
proti tenn ttfdam bezzakonnitosti,
kterez ohrozuji trvanf nasf republi-
ky. Nadale nemelo by byti republi.
kama ami demokrata, nybrz zdruzenf
so vsech vernych obcanG proti hor-
dam bezzakonnitosti nepo6estnosti
AZ nebezpedna tato tfida pFi osudf
hlasovacfm bude zdrcena, pax teprve
maseme opetn6 Sc rozdvojiti kid
ne projednavati ony politicke otaxky,
kterez po tax dlouhou fada let ODE
politieke strany naSe delily.
z Washingtonu.
| Sekretaf statni naffdil aterS
vyslanci nasemu Peru, ably zadai
na vlade tamni neodkladne yyplacenf
nahrady Victor ii. McCordovi, anne.
rickemu to obcanu, ,kteryz bez pff6iny
surove afadnfky tamnfmi rtSran byl
a nahradu obnosu 100000 poza-
duje. Zalezitost tato vle6e Sc jiz cd
roku 1885 vzdor nalehanf vyslance
naSeho dosud ralezitosti t6 vlAdou
Peruanskou niceho ucinano nebylo.
Nyni kone6ne jiz odboru statnfmu
trpelivost dosla a nebude.li nahrada
co nejdffve vyplacena, ucinany bu-
dou pry naleaite kroky, ably k tomu
vlada PeruanskA byla donucena.
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u Topeka, kans.. oxnamovAno v
dtery, H. 10 okresfch odbyyAny
byly konyencc IN dtelem voIby do.
leghti do sttfbratskt konyence, kite.
raj y Vt. I.ouisu pfiatiho tydne bude
odbtyAns ve vseoh pfija,y resola.
ce, jimii potaduIe 40, ably narodnf
konvonci nominaoe VIM. ]. Bryana
IN presiden,a schyhlena byla.
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seci,ee eIekiorsi,i.

S. Dickson philadelpie, ieni de.
mokratickou konvenci sthtnf IN ele
k,ora prcsidentsk6ho navrien byl, IN
slal dtery stAtnimu vyboru dopia, Y
ntmt hodnoAli u SO Effka. v dopiau
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Roztraka

fadach republikanskgch bude opet-
ne letos Delaware. Frakce Addic.
kova odbyvala statnf konvenci ite-
ry v Dover postavila samostatne
kandidaty pro vsechny dfady statnf.
V platforme schvalujf Sc zasady, Wy
slovene platforme narodnf, odsuzu.
ie Sc co nejpffsneji svobodna razba
stffbra odporuouje sc liberalnf po-
volenf pendz pro skoly cernossk6.
Frakce Higginsova odbyvati bude
konvenci svou pffstf 6tvrtek v
Georgetown.
Chit noveho kandidata
VSkonny v5bor statnf demokracie
newyorske odbSval We stfedu New
Yorku schazi, v nfz prohlasil go co
nejrozhodneji jak proti platforme,
TAX proti nominaci demokratick6
konvence narodnf a vysloveno pfanf,
ably nov5 lfstek demokratick5 do
pole postaven byl. v pfijatych reso
lucich prohlasuje Sc, ze aadnS demo-
krat nenf povinen platforma navr-
zence ony podporovati a zvolen
sedmiclennS vybor, kterSf s podob-
mimi vybory We statech ostatnfch ma
postarati Sc to, ably svolana byla |
konvence nova, niz by neodvislS
kandidat presidentstvi do pole po- !
staven byl.
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NFtH wv W'Fi JtHI FfV huIhVstIi
ooofysl konvenci fyIkstnf, nebor
jedlnd tim fozlfaid est pry motno
cd tdoh, kdoi rAsady domokratiesS
sndili : populisthm 80 piipojili.
Meal podep.an5mi dleuy vykonndho
sybora jes, ! chicagskS pravnik p.
Al. Kfaus.
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y - g %ybof illinoisskfoh ala.
g - kmosfstA vydsI ' ponddIi
- Nv n6ml avAdsny jsou pif.
a ktertl by samosts.nf listek
Ne pro,i ltsikn .tIibfaIsktmu
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-11

in lingering at the table over the discus
sion of a sumptuous luncheon. Mirth
and merriment reigned supreme, and to
the casual listener at any one moment
it seemed as if parliamentary rules were
smashed to smithereens during that
afternoon, for at no time was the floor
occupied by less than seven speakers.
Mrs. Crossen received her second sur
prise when there arrived handsome
cherry ard leather rocker. which her
friends present had designed as souve-
mir for her of this pleasant day.
All present voted that birthday par
ties were the very best of all, and
count twas made of the varIouslguests'
birthdays to see where the next ann1-
versary celebration should be held. 1t
was acknowledged to be one of the short
est afternoons ever spent by Mrs. Sim
mott, Mrs. Lytle, Mrs. Thornbury, Mrs.
Bradshaw, Mrs. Glenn, Mrs. Grove,
Mrs. w. H. Wilson, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs.
.KInersly, Mrs. Fish, Mrs. Peters and
Mrs. Hobson.
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of Lesser Magnitude.
bags of wool today.
The next bowling contest occurs
Thursday and Friday nights.
Situation wanted by two girls to do
general housework in private families.
Inquire at this Office. m11-tf.
A handsome monument arrived Saturn
day on the boat for John F. Easton,
Dufur, to be erected by the Woodmen of
the World.
Evangelist Crittenton has evidently
found that Pendleton requires more
than casual treatment, as he has decided
to remain there until May 23d.
A report was current this morning
that Joe Wadica's store, next to Kohler's
grocery was robbed. Investigation
proved the report was groundless. -
Though the past week was poor one
for fish, the wheels generally made ex-
penses. Cool weather and a low stLge
of water is holding the run back. The
strike still continues at Astoria. Fisher
well.
The Dalles band has no superior in
the state. Those desiring the services
of frst-class band are recommended to
read description of its merits IN the
article in this number entitled "The
Band Re-organized." Then correspond
with Mr.. ]. e. Miller, The Dalles.
"Cut this out; it may notappear again. Y
Work was begun today on the front of
the new Williams building. 1t will be
built of pressed brick of thS Spokane
variety, pretty mottled brick, technic-
ally termed granite. A cemeht sidewalk
will be laid in front of the new building,
and extend around the French corner to
the alley. The Williams block will per-
haps be the handsomest, though not the
largest, in the city.
Mr.. L. H. Campbell, the inventor of
the wagon train, has returned from
Goldendale. He states that they are
taking hold of the matter with much
vim, and that the enterprise will be
go. He was interviewed by many busi-
ness men and farmers, who were unani-
nous in their expression of the advisa-
bility of establishing transportation
company and secure right of way either
to The Dalles or to Lyle. Mr.. Campbell
does not believe there will be any
trouble in securing either the taking of
stock or the right of way. There will
also be liberal honus for the object of
constructing suitable wagon road.
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A Sisters Inquiry.

Thesfollowing letter has been received
by the postmaster and referred to us for
publication. 1t is touching inquiry
from an only sister, directed to an only
brother, informing him of the death of
their father. The letter is dated Ash
boro, Indiana:
DEAR SIR-Will you please inform me
if you know where James Jameson lie.
If he is there will you let me know. He
is my brother, and all the living relative
l have. I have been writing to him,
but cannot get an answer. I am his
only sister and would be SO glad to hear
from him. If you know where he is,
tell him that our father died the 18th of
April, and 1 am so lonely without some
one in this big world to call friend. 1
think if you have little sister you
would be glad to hear from her. If he
Als not there, will you try to find out
where he is. 1 will be SO thankful to
you. I know that he was there some
time ago. 1 will look for an answer
from you. Let me know as soon as YOU
get this, and if he is there give him this
letter. 1 remain yours with respect,
MARTHA ]. TREBLE