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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
MEDICAL
Ranbplpbifr.

Wari9an ma3 Somst elm i9redli9es a
gliid tpfDerfa6ren. untpeit bon Spnsf ge=
rtetb i'm S9nel5uge Der tpeit1biri19en @i<
Ienba6n Der 8aggpn, in speI6em fi9 @raf
@olopin nit ieiner Grau, feiner @6tpdz
germ unb Ieinen 6ret &inbern befunb, pl0bz
li9 in 8rdnb. Der @raf feline S@tpd9erin
unb bic 4mme nit benz @duglinge berz
mo4ten fi9 nod re9t5eitig bur9 ei1en
Sprung aus benz b~rennenben Waggpn 3u
retten, bagegen oerbrannten feline Srat unb
feline beiben arberen &inber, Die i'm babinz
raienben 3uge Derblieben. Ser %trpitGpIe
@raf lieB bic berfo6lten 2ei6enreite, bic in
Der Hd9e Der ndbten Station auf Dem
8a6nfOrper aufgefunben purben, nab
8ari3au bringen.
= Sn &nttperpen f6eiren tpiaber MGoz
9en3Gnbler i6r 11ntpeIen gu treiben, 9m
8. DECEMBER bert 9tpan0 Elm 20iG6riges
WGb9en Namers Srtens aus Der &1e
@atrpte@N nre, am 10. Die 17iG6rige 4bele
De Roed aus Der &ue 2o5ane, urtb rteater@
6tngs na6t Das 8er19tptrben zines orttten
NtG09e1s biel bon it9 reber. Sn etrem
8irt6s6aus Der 8ue be r@Iperance po9nte
Die 20iG6rtge bilof30m 61orenttne @ous
ters als Mdagb. @m II. 9asember err
f4iets in Dem t9uuuIe eiB feingetletbeter,
fron30itf9 iprebenber 9err ut1b rebete 3u<
erit Die Mirtbin, barn bite Magb on, bic
tbn aber als @lGminnen nt9t beritanben.
Ser Srem6e entfernte fi9, fam dber glei9
barauf pieber init einem 9olmetI9 auriid
nno er6ut fi6 bur9 biefen bon Der @irH6in
Die @rlat6ntB, bas Mdb9en einige Minuten
auf Der StraBe ipre9en au biirfen, ba er
ibm etpas 8eforberes mtt5utbeiGen 9abe.
Ser urbetunnte 9olmeti9, Der Srem0e unb
6Gorerrtine @outers gingsn binaus, uab als
9let@ 6inter6er Die Mtrt5tp ii9 ra9 benz
Mab4en rmi e6en tpolte, Npar btafes nit
iei1en 8egleitern berf9punbeu. @eitbem
bat man teinen Der bret mebr sefs6en, baz
gegen 4p1rbe ermittelt, baB Der SransoIe
aub in anberen Mirt6s6Gu1ern l1rterrebunz
gen mutt ben 9~tenftmGb6en nu9gefu9t fat.
Man gGau6t, baB Die beri9punDeren MGbz
3en gut berbm9erti9en 3peden ua9 bsm
@uslanbe entfii6rt tporben feierl Snbefen
tit Die obengenannte Ibele 9e &oed ais
2ei4e in eimem Seitungsgrd6en aufsefunz
ben poroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
9aS GnSe oeS GaMcS 8toIitti.
8pn Or. SanS 8artb.
st m 81.

t e " Wv ILL SN6.
Die r@ffGre @iolitti", bic Ioeben in Der
&ammer abgef6an porben, 6utte cine ni9t
uninterefante 8orgef9i6te. gs mar tpdbz
renb bes pro3efies Sanlongo unb Der 8anca
&omana, baB zines i90nen Sages bic 8er=
t6eioi9ung NIT Der grOBen Neuigfeit FER
ousriidte, Der angeflagte 8anfgouoerneur
tonne nur besgal6 ni9t bic 8~erpenhuno
fdmmtli4er feblenoen Miqionen re6tfertt@
gen, ipetl So. Der friibere MinifterprGitz
bent @iOlittt cine Nn3a6l. gr~opirenber
S9riftfiide aus Sanlonso's @9rei6tiI6
entpanot bdtte. Wie bies se59a6, 4per an
Der Sadie betbeiftgt mar II. +. No., puroe
glei9faGs NIT Der grDBten 8eittmmt6eit our
&enntniB Der Seffentli6feit gebra6t unb
BON g%epifen Poli5eibeamten spie benz SsSn7
fpeftor Montalto, bdftdttgt. @uf bieIe 1fan=
balOfe @ntbi1nng FIN, bic ii9 natiirli6 init
ibrer gamse1 @9Grfe gesen ben gefaaenen
Premier @iolitti ri6tete, erfolgte einerleits
Die SreifpreGung Der garaen Iieoerli6en
unb ~Derlogenen northumberland
anbererieits Die @inleitung bes 9roaefIes
gegen @iolittt tpegen vOptlmentenunterz
f9lagung".
Go3 par biefer proaeB ni9t in Elm emit
f9etoenoes Stadium getreten = @iolitti
mar ia dls Mgeorbneter. unb aetpeIener
Mintfter unb Minifterprdiibsnt fir bic Sc
rtate nur 19tper ober gar nt9t errei6bar
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
SarSaparillian ReSOlVent

bur6 oas Slut, ben S0ipeiB, llrin uno anOere slHiz
~iigfetten uno SGfte Oes G6rpers auf Die 9ebenstraft;
oenI es eriebt pie auSi9eioungen aus benz &Drper
judi, Syphilis, ungebeilte unb i6le9t .~bebanOelts
2ufitu6e in ibren pielen Gornten, Sriii en=Grant=
betten, @iterungen I'M @alie unb Mtunbe, 9el9nitltte,
&nolen, IN ben Sriiien uno onoeren SDeilen oS
unO Die i6limmften Sale bon @auttrant9stten
Gruptionen, SiebsrzNusl9lag. &%opt9rtno, Ningz
iDHTTn, @al5ffsabg% @0t5iaat Mfnle' ddtDarse sSledsIs,
aae i6tpdben0sn uno i9mersbaften @ntleerungsn,
@a6ti6peib, SamenfluB ionic ale 9ergeuOung Der
2ebensldfte t6nuen burO bieies g8nnoer Der, mo6ers
men Gbemie turirt pcrOen uaO Der @ebrau9 S1efels
fir iroeno cine bieier aranfbeitsn a%npenben, BON
iciner Seiltraft iiber5eugen. gSenn Der Y9ttent,
iuel6er tdQlib our9 pie tets fortidrsttenee abseb=
bait au %oebieten uno bic OersellOeten etoffe, bur3
bur6 meme, aus geiunoent glut enttttanoelts er1est-ipel=
DIES Ourd oas Sariapariatan ocfidert lit 10 ipiro
beftimmt @eilung ,%er5tsI,t, penn tpenn otele Wez
1T, ben Nb0anq Der pergeuoeten Stoffe gu bemntcn,
80 niro Die WienerberfelunQ bal0 e~rtolgen linD nit
ieoem Sage tpirb Der Qatient better unb fD NGrfer
iiiblen, bic Speiisn tperoen better %berDaut, Der @ppctit
ct. @Sacintbe, g. g, Canada.
@n 9r. 0fabiDas @srtber @err: SD era6te eg
als meine 9fli6t, Sbnen su e%rlauben, ineinen Brief
in 8esug auf Scrofsln su ber6fTentli6en, na6 ben
&eilungen, .iDel9e t6 Su Stanoe bra9te. na6bem ib
Obne 9eoenten Sbrer 8ebanolun9s peiie foIgte.
sd ~betdtige ubermals meme in meinem lcbten
9riefe geutabten 8ebouptungcn uno i'd f6nnte !Sb=
nen nod mebrere G11e BON berl6ieoenen &ranfbei=
ten %unfiibren, ipel6e burd Sbr Spfent qebeilt tpnr=
ben, obtpobl Der Scrofeln=Gal Der bemertenstpertbcite
mar uno BON otelen 2euten as elm tpabres g9unOer
a~n9eieben tpuroe.
nit aler @oGa6tuno DerbGetbe i'd S6r
Ranbplp 90 S ntpre, W. 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
sStr @ertDetG4tg oes @erm68etts It,
Nrettkeu.

Die v8erG. pp1. Na9r." 19rei6en: Die
8eiammterge6nife Der @rgGn5ungsfeuerz
Deranlagung fir bas Sa6r 1886 liegen
Jebt oor. Sic ergeben, baB in benz be5et9s
nsten Sabre runb fe@s5ig Miliarben an
8erm0gen our Steuer beranlagt iinb. 0ieie
GAIL iteat aber ~alerbtngs ni9t ben Sc
iammtbetrog bes 8erm0gens fir PreuBen
Tar; benin abgeieben bon ben MGngeln,
pel9e naturgemGB Der eritmaligen 8eranlaz
gung dnbaften, tommt in 8etra9t, baB ale
8ermDgen unter 5000 Mart fteuerfrei iinb
ltno 6aB ou9 unter befimmten 8orausz
iebungen bObere 8erm0gen, in%sbeionbere
8erm0gen Observation-Disclosures perfonen
Bis CUR 90be bon 10000 Marf Steuerfrei>
beit g.nieBen. @rtpdgt man, baB unter bic
Tteuerfreien 8ermOgen 3. g. Der gauge 8e>
trog Der Sparfaheneinlagen NIT runb bier
Wiqiarben Mart fdat unb buB iib unter
Den iteuerfreien @erm09en ipeeen Der 8e>
riifii9ti9ung berS6ulben aa6lrei9e9runbs
peTiBe unb @etperbebetriebe befinben, nel9e
einen an it9 bOberen 8erm0genspertb als
5000 Wdrf bariteQen, aber tpegen ibrer Ser
f9uloung bod iteuerfret iinb, 10 re9net man
it9er ni9t gu bo9, penn man beu9eI ammt=
oetrag Der iteuerfreien @erm0sen auf tpeitere
20 Mtliarben f9dbt. Man selungt Iona9
gu einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BON
runb 80 Miaiarben Marf. Mas nun bic
8ertbeiIung bes iteuerbaren @erm0gens auf
Die Derf9iebenen Arten beielben a%nlangt,
10 ettfGat auf &dpitalbermDsen Der 8etrag
oon etpas ii6er 26 Miuiarben, auf @runbz
betty Der 8etrag BON etDas iiber % MiGiars
Den, auf bas i'm @eDerbetrieb dngelegte Sea-
pital einf9lteBlt9 nubbarer &e9te Der Sc
trag Oon runb 5ebn MiItarben Mart. @as
bic 8ertbeilung bes 8ermDgens na9 Der
@rDBe befelben a%nlangt, 10 pirb man bic
8ermogen BON run0 5000 Bis $4,000 Marf
gu ben t~leinern, bic BON $4,000 Bis gu 1907
900 Wfarf 81 ben mittleren, bon 10O,O 600
SIS gu 100000 Mart 5u ben grDberen, unb
hie BON 100000 Bis gu 100000 Marf gu
ben gang groBen @erm0gen rs9nen fDnnen.
2egt man bieie @intbeilung gu @runbe, 70
ergibt fi9, baB bon Der beranlagten 9teuer
i'm 9an5en unb oem5ufolge au9 BON benz
iteuerbaren @eiammtDermDgen entfaGen auf
Die gang groBen 8ermOgen IA procent, auf
Die groBen 17,5 prOcent, auf bic grDBeren
PA Procent, auf bic mittleren 8ermDgen
PA Prpcent unD uuf bic fleineren 1877
Procent. 8on benz 9eiammtbermDgen ent>
fdat alio nur elm OerbdltniBmdBig fleiner
gru9t9eil auf bic 9an3 groBen unb Ielbit
tie groBen @ermDgen. Die tpeitaus gr0=
Bsre Mafe bes 8erm0gens liegt bielmebr in
Den mittleren unb ben unmittelbar ii9 baran
19lieBenoen ettpas grOBeren 8erm0gen. Sn
oieie beIoen &ategorieen 3uiammett entfaaen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
2Iusla110.

Sci Der neuli9en @oltsa6ftimmung
i'm Runton 3iri9 nurbe Der Mntras, bic
8ioifection gdn3li9 gu berbieten, NIT 3d.
476 gegen 1927 Stimmen abgelebnt; Der
8egenoorf9lag bes Gantonsratbes fir
Sbierf4ub, tpel9er ben Sorberungen Der
Wiienf9aft in tpeitgebenoem Mtabe &e9z
nung trdgt, tpurbe nit 35,191 eegen 1854
Stimmen angenommen.
Sn paris 1T Der befan1tte &eblfOpfz
arst Sauoel 9eitorben. @ie man ii9 iebt
tpieber erinnert, befanb ii9. als es ita Dor
d4t Sabren barum bdnbelte, 3u Der Som
fultdtion bet Safer Sriebri9 in San &emo
audi einige electromagnetic Speaialiiten beg
4uslunbes 6in8u3u3ieben, AUDI Suubel auf
oer.2ifte Der 8orgei4lageneu. &aiIer Wil=
6elm 1. tri9 iebp9 ben Namen bes Sranz
3oien BON ber Qi5te.
= Ser Nusbrud ugnte" fir e%rfunbene
@el6i9ter., bic in Der 3eit Der lauren
Gurte fi9 in ben 3eitungen brett gu MAJ
9en pflegen, nm tie intereKant gu geitalten,
1T etpa 800 Sa6re alt, Or. Martin 2at6er
nennt in elmer prsbigt pom Sabre. 1887 bic
2egenben Ger 9eiltgen) u2ugenoen"
poraus ii9 2iigenben (2igz@nten) emf
middleton, bic i9lieBli4 ibren &Dpf perlo=
rem unb nun aGs einfa9e v@nten" umber>
fliegen.
= 9as Glteite &ecept Der @elt ber0ffentz
li9t Elm fran5Diif9es me0i3inii9es 5a9s
btatt. 9ieIe dr3tliAe 8erOrOnung purDe
pon einem englii6en @elebrten auf eirem
Bapbrus ent5iffert. @s bonbelt ii9 uu Elm
ben 9aaripu9s bef0rOernOes Mittel, tpel9es
fiir @6atd, bic Mutter bes 5p6lften &Onigs
aug Der eriten dgpptii4en Dpnoftie, Der
etpd Diertaufenb Sabre oor Gbriiti 9eburt
regierte, beitinmnt mar Die 5ormel lautete:
9unbspfote I, @atteln 1, Gfels9uf 1, in
Sel gu fo6en unb bamit bic &opf5aut
sner9if9 ein5ureiben. u9iefes Mittel," be-
merit 6as Ja66lutt, ni4eint ni4t better
unb ni9t f9le9ter, uls ale anberen 9eut3n@
tage angepriei enen MttteG gleiaer art 5t
iein. @ir glauben, baB in Oieier 8~e5iebnng
bic 8ifeni9aft feline groBen 5ortf9rttte
gemabt bat"
= Wte aus Marl9au bert4tet tptro, ut
benz neu e%rnannten Gontrolor Der Neths@
bunt, @rafen @olupin, auf Der Hetle Don
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
Sin SorprO5eB sttut YroseB sam:
4teritettt.

Dab es Der preuBif3en Staatsanpaltz
f9aft gu Berlin 6itterer @rnft nit Der
8erfOlgung bes eingefungenen oOrnebmen
@alIunten, 6reiberrn BON !6ammeritein, 1T,
erIab man bteIer Sage aus einem 8eri4tsz
0erfa6ren in Der Stabt 6unnober.
@or Dem preuBif9en 2anbgeri9te in
9annober itanb a1s 4ngetlagter Elm 9err
&au9, Hebafteur bes b~Drtigen iocial0emoz
trattI9en 8lattes r9ie 8Oltsitimme". Die
Qntluge gegen i'm lautete duf 8eleibigung
preuBi9er @taatsanpaltf6aft. &au9
bate ndmli9 in einem Qrtifel ieines 8fatz
tes ii6er bic 9ammer teins&ngeIe9en9sit be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15

ri9t peniger als 51,8 procent bes Sc
fa~mmtbetrages. Nimmt man 4in5u, oqb
iidD bas Iteuerbure @e1ammtberm0sen bon
so Miqiaroen Marf auf me6r als 1,150,000
8eiiber pertbeilt, 10 erbe1t, baB in PreuBen
Die MISUNDERSTANDING cine i'm 9an5en
bur9aus gefunDe 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
@8 fDrbert Die &Orpulens.

Srau s. fiel %innerbaGb "A MOnaten Our3 elm BE.
f%d9oiges GrauenleiOen int &or%ssirgsiDi@t 9b BON 165
f%eiIIdirtre- 'S6inin um6 ntebrere anbere Der lett Sief
qsprieieinen @%s6simmittsl, i9Gis auerlsi Snisfs
n TeIpipen t unO in einem Wonot nabm fe 10
9fin6 gu. Sag fir Sag. %getpSaI9rte ie eins 3anobme
I'm sfpei Wunaten par fe b%oGtdnbie BON Der 9el=
cSorr6ea qebeilt anO in feds Monaten bate fe IT. II J.
siq 9fnnb an IS NJ / d 3u9eno M III II.
sic lit iebt bibi6 uno geiuno. Nae franfeu
Samen ioltsn g ariupartlltan efolbent
einnebmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
6%antfrmtbeiten, eruption nnO
Mnsi6lag.

Gs oie6t fein Mittef, bel6es ben an eaf,flr,s.
~9totbtauf, ct. Mntbono'g sseuer, Sie4s
ZEN, 9uteln, @ei6ipiiren, @usi6lao, NrideIbibe,
'ffsneam Wnnosa Giternn9smm fOipis f5le@tsn Ssdften
aparttlian @efotpent. Man perIufe es.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-01-15
9as giaigfte! 9as 8elte!

Cine S1ai6e entbdlt nlebr pirfti6e Meoi3in, ole
ireenO Elm onbcres 9rdparat. Gs tpiro in SoieI
BON einem Sbeel6ffel bot oenommten, ud6reno bnn
auotsen Mebi3inen flint bis feds Wlol iopiel nDtbin
1T. Gertauft bel &pptbefern. 9reis 81.
Man i6ret6e au DIR. RAILWAY & CO.. No. *
Gin Strase. Geto 9prt. fir einen Ratboebsr. 2
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-06
cRlTTENToN in PENDLEToN:
Some Cry, Some Hide Their Faces and
Some Accept Christ.

Evangelist Charles N. Crittenton and
his travelling companion, Carpenter,
preached, prayed, sang and pleaded to a
courtroom full of old men and boys,
women whose hair was white, and others
with babes in their laps, to young ladies
and tiny girls, last evening, says the
Pendleton Tribune.
The services were awe inspiring, faith
engendering, simple, yet grand and
beautiful from the standpoint of the
Cody. There was nothing bolsterous
nor loud. There was blending of tran
gull and peaceful pleasure, of happiness,
and quiet but exquisite delight through
out the proceedings. The pleadings
were not made in harsh and extravagant
dialogue, but in an easy and eloquent
flow of soul-piercing language.
The sermon was delivered by Mr.. Car
rpenter. 1t was essentially anecdotal
and an earnest plea for the salvation OF
souls. He concluded by strong exhorta-
tions and, as the choir commenced to
sing in subdued tone 'Why Not Come
to Him Now2" begged all those who
would accept Christ to stand up, raise
their hands, or signify their willingness
Hby other manifestations. Some re-
sponded, some dropped their heads as
though in prayer, others cried, while a
few looked on wonderingly, ,marveling at
the susceptibility of the human mechan-
ism.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Crittenton will
speak on the ''Florence Mission Rescue
Work" at the court house. 1t will be a
lecture in which be will tell his expert
ence of thirteen years in rescuing lost
girls and women in New York, Chicago.
Denver and other cities.
HAS CAPTURED PENDLEToN.
The La Grande Chronicle has the
following:
Evangelist Crittenton, while meeting
with rather cold and reserved reception
at Pendleton. has persevered and at last
struck responsive chord, it appears
Sunday night he preached to an audi
hence in the court house in that city tha
1 is said to have exceeded in mum bers any
he had here.
He claims to have captured the city
and has decided to remain until May 10
"You can't kill some.of these fools,
said the conductor, in somewhat ag
grieyed tone
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-06
wAYslDE aLEANINes.
Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.

Forecast = Fair tonight; tomorrow
warmer.
The May term of county commits
sioners' court began today.
The committee to solicit money TO de-
velop a coal shaft near Buchler's began
work this afternoon.
There will be a meeting of the United
Artisans tonight, at which it is import
ant that all members be present.
A marriage license was granted today.
to John L. Northrup and Minnie Hun
ter, both well-known young people of
Mosier.
The painters are at work painting the
Carlson house, corner>Ninkh and Union
streets, now occupied b Capt. Lewis
family. -
A complaint was filed with the county
clerk today of G. W. Scramlin vs.. M. U.
Billings for the recovery of a $500 prom
issory note, -
Geo. Young, Bakeoven, today sold a
band of fine mutton sheep to Mr.. Ketch-
um. They averaged 10T pounds in
weight, an unusually high average. y
ACCORDING 10 OOSerVer Tague Inv
quirles Wasco county will lead the state
this year in quantity of fruit, it having
been injured the least by either frosts or
rain.
Cut worms are said to be doing con-
siderable damage to growing crops in
Sherman county. A few warm days,
however, would put stop to their raw
ages, and set everything growing in that
county.
o. A. Phelps, Populist speaker of
the western states, will lecture tonight.
Tomorrow night Grand Master ]. r.
Sovereign, of the Knights of Labor, viii
speak at the opera house. Both OF
these men are famous orators, and will
undoubtedly be entertaining. ~
Messrs. E. t. Hinman and T. j
Powell of Dufur are in the city and ap-
peared before the county judge today to
claim the 5000 reward for the apprehen-
sion of the criminals, Hawthorne, Hayes
and Rowe, about two years ago. Their
claim is that they followed their trall
and located their camp, finding the dead
robber, Hayes. Returning to Duful
they met the sherlff's party, who re
quested them to return, which they did
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-06
WAGON ROAD TRANSPORTATION
A Train of Wagons That VIII Track
just Like the Cars.

l.. H. Campbell, brother of the chief
engineer of the D. P. & A. N. Co., is in
the city, and has the model of wagon
train, which promises to inaugurate a
new era in the transportation business
on wagon roads. Six miniature wagons,
trailed one behind another, kept track
as perfectly as does train of cars on the
railroad. They were circled in an S
shape around chair and a cuspidor and
each wagon moved in the identical track
made by its predecessor. This inven-
ton was by Mr.. Campbell, and in con-
nection with traction engine, he claims
that fifty tons of freight may be hauled
at speed of five miles an hour over any
ordinary road.
Mr.. Campbell selects this field as the
proper one to establish transportation
company, on account of the immense
wool and wheat interests tributary to
The Dalles. An equipment capable of
hauling 100 tons a day would cost APP
Droximately, he believes, $4,000. Three
mel would be employed, and the total
daily expense would be far less than that
required to haul the same amount of
freight. Grades of one foot in twelve
can be accomplished easily.
The plan proposed by Mr.. Campbell is
already employed in California. 1t
is in practical use for hauling salt from
the mine of the Crystal Salt Co. to
Dandy, station on the Atlantic Pa
cific Ry., a distance of thirty miles.
Previous to the advent of the engine 1t
was impossible to get the salt to market,
except by team hauling. With the
traction engine and wagon train 33 to 3s
tons are hauled at a trip. More could
be hauled if it were not for a number oi
grades to ascend, some of which are 1O
to II feet in hundred.
Mr.. Campbell went to Goldendale to-
day to ascertain the feeling of the peo.
pie, and if they enter into the plan with
any degree of alacrity efforts will be
make to inaugurate q stock company
with all the rights and privileges of any
other kind of a transportation company
and with capital stock OF $4,000. Mr.
Campbell will return to The Dalles. or
Saturday.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1896-05-06
MOST REMARKABLE.
Man Uses the Track for a Pillow and
Not Hurt by the Train.

Mr.. E. B. Burns, who was passenger
on No. 2 last night from Portland, tells
of one of the most singular experiences
that ever happened in the annals of
rairoading, which occurred about two
miles west of the Locks.
Mr.. Burns said he knew something
was wrong by the way the train was
slowing up. While sitting in the seat
he could feel the inclination of his body
to go forward. while the seat he was cit
ting on did not yield to the demand. He
therefore, knew the iull pressure of air
was being used to stop the train as sud-
denly as possible. He left the seat and
went out the car and met the fireman
with lantern walking toward the rear
of the train. The fireman met the con-
ductor between the chair car and first
sleeper, and pulled man out from
under the train, who had evidently been
in heavy stupor from the effects of
whisky. He could not stand steadily,
but staggered around, as men will whose
brains are paralyzed by too much alco-
hol in their stomachs? He was asked if
he was hurt, and replied in the negative.
The conductor remarked, swell, that
beats anything l ever saw" and prob
ably he was correct. The conductor
asked him W here he was going, and in a
voice scarcely coherent he replied he was
going home. No information could be
gained from him in the state he was in,
and the trainmen could not finger any
way, go they started him TO travelling
and pulled out.
The fireman said he noticed the mans
head move on the track ahead. and the
engineer tried hard to stop the train be-
fore reaching him. His head was lying
across the track on a bundle, it and the
track being used as a pillow, but his
body was outside the rail. The tender
must have struck the bundle and thrown
his head aside, but was protected
enough by the bundle not to iniure him.
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Gentlemen, we call your special
attention to two numbers in the Amer
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of the American Hosiery Co. have
been on. the market for half century,
and made reputation that put them
at the head of domestic manufactures
The two numbers we offer are just the
thing for present use.
a No. 2O19.-Men's Reform 4-thread
Balbriggan, ribbed, finished seams,
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light weight heavy silk front;
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PRRsoNAL MENTIoN.

Mr.. Wallace Husbands of Mosier is in
the city today.
) Mr.. Ira Wakefield took the noon train
today for Portland.
Mr.. Wilbur Bolton aHd wife of Ante
lope are in the city vising relatives.
Mr.. A. s. Blowers of Hood River came
up today to attend commissioners court.
Y Messrs. John Hertz, Dave vause and
Frank Menefee went to Portland yes
terday.
Mr.. s. r. Husbands left on the boat
this morning for Husbands Landing,
near Mosler. With him were Mr.. E. J.
eddlesworth and family of Butte,
Mont, who purchased the Husbands
place and Will at once settle upon it.
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Reduced Rates.

Effective March 22d. The o. r. & N,
Co. will reduce their round trip rates
between Portland and The Dalles as fol-
lows: Two day y'rate, good going Satur-
day and returning Monday night, So.
Ten day tickets $3.50 Good on all
trains. E. E. LYTLE,
m24-d&wtf Agent
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Eor Rent.

A small barn, on the bluff, with room
for four horses and wagon. Also one or
two furnished rooms. with or without
board. Inquire at this office. m6-1w
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For Rent.

Ahouse and grounds on bluff, Fulton
street. Splendid location; city water.
Inquire of
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situation Wanted

A situation Is wanted as housekeeper
by widow lady. Country preferred,
Address Mrs. Jennie Morris, this Office.
+5-d3t-W2
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Situation Wanted.

In the town or country, by man and
wife without children. Ranch work
preferred. Address this Office.
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grieYed tone

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria-
When she was a,Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When ane had Children. she gave them castOria.
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For Sale.

Three Jerseys, COW and two yearling
heifere. Inquire of 81. A. H,lls, at
Maier & Benton's store.
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Cows for sale. Inquire of or address
g. A. Cramer, Mosier.