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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-31
Burza W sejmie Wegierskim.
'owny CesarZ zwiedZi RZyrn.
sMIERG Pos1A MEKsYKANsKIEGO.


Iy EdtOhl Io ZdulOA ga J@ Wy
dzieraawic wielkiemu towa-
rzystwu, ktoremu podlegat
bsds cha, porty, koleje i robo-
ty publiczne. Sztandar POGO
stanie dotychczasowy; obcym
wojskom wstep ma lad pozo-
stanie wzbroniony. Nadz6r
mad sprawami miejscowemi
zatrzyma Portugalia, ale
"wielkim dzierzawcs" bedzie
pewnie Anglia.
Piekns move W parlamen.
Gle niemieckim, z okazyi wy
dalania przez Rad pruski Po-
lak6w pod zaboru rosyjskie-
60 austryackiego, wypowie-
dzia} radzca Stanisiaw MottY.
Dowiadujemy sic z niej o
brzmieniu protestu przeciw
takiemu postanowieniu rzadu
profesora Delbruck, kt6ry ma
pisa1 W bardzo powaznem i po-
czytnem pismie:
,,Najnowsze wydalania z
Szlezwigu woiajs o pomste do
nieba. Jeszcze gorszem niz
brutalnos9, kt6ra ma mas spro.
wadza pogards swiata cywili'
zowanego, jest zaslepienie,
kt6re sadzi, ae takimi Srod-
kami MONA osiegnac trwaie
rezultaty w walce narodowo-
sciowej. Usposobienie narodo'
we mas tn i owdzie wyrodzi-
10 sic W fanatyzm narodowy,
kt6ry dziki i zapamietaly, SO.
dzi, ae moze deptac nogami
prawa ludzkosci, a niepowe.
towana szkode wyrzsdza idei
narodowej, kt6rej mysli s3u-
zy6."
Pose} Motty godzi sic W zu.
pelnosci ma re s}oWa move
swoja ko6czy tax:
,,Mosci Panowie! Mimowo.
Ii przypomina mi sic W tel
chwili zdanie, ktore pred
kilku laty wypowiedzia}em W
izbie deputowanych - kiedy
by}a nova systematycznem
przesladowaniu Polak6w -
siowami szekspirowskiego
Hamleta. Powiedzialem wte-
dy i powtarzam dzisiaj: %
heco antypolska - twojem
imieniem jest zaslepienie!'' y
,,Mosci Panowie! Pozosta.
wiam to teraz decydujacym
sferom, aby sic powaanie ma.
mysliay, do czego taxa polity'
ka ma doprowadzic? M6wia
nam cd stolu rzsdowego, re
przymierza jeszcze tax samo
istniejs, jak istnia1y; ale wo-
bee energicznych oswiadcze1
prezesa austryackich ministr6w
i licznych gsos6w oburzenia W
prasie ma zebraniach ME mo.
INA stawiae takiego twierdze-
MIA z przekonania. Tr6jprzy-
mierze jest, ME powiem "a.
chwiane, ale powstal W MEM
rvs, ma kt6ry bedzie sic jesz-
cze musialo leczyc. Rozumiem,
ae niekt6re sfery W Niemczech
W poczuciu potegi po zwy.
cisstwach wywalczonych mo.
giy stracie r6wnowage; ale
sadie, Re sic ME myle, jeaeli
ma zako6czenie powiem, ze ME
zawsze ten nar6d W prawdzi.
wem tego slowa znaczeniu jest
wiekszy, ktorY odniosl zwy-
cieztwo materyalne, ae atoli
iedynie zdolnym do zycia jest
j pozostanie nar6d najuczciw-
szy najszlachetniejszy."
Dnia nastepnego prezes Ko.
Ia polskiego, posel ksiaae Fer.
dynand RadziwiA, zabrai CLOS
i nawiezujac do wywod6w
radzcy Stanislawa Mottego,
take jeszcze wypowiedsia1 u.
wagl:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-12-31
Me chca Bniform6w:

Urzednikom pocztowym bynsj.
mniej ME podoba sic plan pocztmi.
strza Gordona, by cd d. l stycznia
1899 nosili uniformly. Wysiali oni
delegacya do pocztmistrza prosba,
by cofnas rozporzadzenie, motywujac
swa proSbe tenn, IL znaczuy wydatek
ma uniformly uszczupla ich zarobek,
woale ME stopniowauy ten spos6b,
jak u listonosz6w. Przytem nieprzy.
JENNA dla mich rzecza jest ukazywae
sic W uniformie ma ulicy. Pocztmistrz
ME uwzglsdnis prosby i oswiadczyt
komitetowi, il ma ulicy ME potrzebu.
ia sic urzednicy ukazywsd W unfor.
mach, chooiaz zdauiem jego i to
byaoby rzecza dla urzedu pocztowego
POLYTECHNIC. Podobno urzednioy "a
mierzaja wniesd apelacya do gene.
ralnego pocztmistrza we Washin.
gtonie.
w sprawie zabicia Latimera.
,,Butch' Smith Frank Matuszek
stawali wczoraj pred sedzia Doyle
oskarzeni to. ze d. 2C Listopsda
wywolali zaburzenie W hall Brick.
layers Hall, kt6re zakohczyio SIC
zamordowsniem Latimera. Dstektyw
Weisse jake swiadek zeznai, ae La
timer strzelil pierwszy. On sam kill
kakrotnie strzelis W powietrze dla
postrachu. Oskarzonych widzial W
hall. Adwokat oskarzonych, Can't
we'll, stara1 sic udowodnic, ze Wsisse
sam ranis swego kolege Mahonsya i
W krzyzowych zapytaniach zmusis
Weissego do przyznania, il strzela}
ma oslep W kierunku drzwi, gdzie
stai Mahoney. Przesluohanie swiad.
k6w od}ozone do 5 Stycznia.
Uznany niewinnym.
Farmer Joseph Anton Mayer,
Pleasant Prairie, Wis.,, osksrzony
to, ze 81 Grudnia zastrzelii policyan-
ia kolejowego Dennisa E. Riley,
zostat wczoraj przez grand jury
uznany niewinnym. Jak W swolu
czasie opowiedzielismy, gMayer "
piwiarni Otta pm. As Kinzie str. spo
tkal sic niejakim Hswthornem =
Rileyem. Przez tego ostatniego p,
stas zelzony, gdy wyszedl ma ulev,
scigany przez Rileya, tylko W obro.
ME wlasnego zycia strzelil, gdyz W
przeciwnym razie zostaiby zastrzslo.
ny przez Rileya. Grand jury po dwu.
godzinnem przesluchiwaniu swisd-
k6w, oswiadczyla, il skargi przeciw
Mayerowi ME wniesie, Mayer 20.
stai wypuszozony ma wolnos6 vie.
zienia Sled czego, gdzie przebywai cd
81 bm.
W New Ysrku aresztowany.
q New Yorku nadeszla wczoraj
wiadomosc relegrafczna, ze areszto-
wano tam Franka A. Psrkera, syna
mieszkajacego tu maklera igieldowe-
go A. A. Psrkera. Fraok A. Parker
misi podpisad pod GEEK wystawiony
ma Germanis American Bank,a opie-
wajacy ma sumo $72l nazwisko fir.
my tytoniowej Soheenesi Bros,
nadto, jak sadzi polioya newyorsks,
utrzymywa1 stosunki z inuyni fal.
szerzami czek6w.
Ojciec aresztowanego mieszka W
hotelu Lexington; jest majetuym
twierdzi, il ME rozumie, W jaki spo.
sob syn jego m6gi sic dopuscid czy.
nu podobnego, gdy otrzymywai cd
niego zawsze tyle pieniedzy, lie "a.
potrzebowal.
Dwaj alderman zrezygnuja.
Fred W. Upham Augustus W.
Miller posla burmistrzowi swe rezy.
gnacye jako alderman. Pierwszy z
Mich zostai mianowany czionkiem
komisyi nadzorczej W krajowym u.
rzedzie podatkowym, drugi czlon.
kiem komisyi assessor6w: ME wolno
zas sldermanom pelnic r6wnoczssnis
innego urzedu platnego.
Postaw iony " stan oskarzenia.
Grand jury wczoraj oddaia pod
The silver star., 1898-02-24
BIG FIRE AT coRTEz.
The cortez Flour Mill Burned to the Groun d
Last Tuesday Night. Total Loss.

Last Tuesday night the -four mill at
Cortez burned to the ground. the fire
starting between $50 and s:45 p. IN. The
building and stock are total loss, which
is estimated at between $4,000 and s15.
600 with an insurance of $4,000 on the
building and $1,000 on the stock. The
tire started in IA shed addition on the
west side. which was used as store
room. This is on the opposite side from
the engine rooms and indications point
to the fire being Of incendiary origin.
The mill was owned by the Outlet Bros.
but it is not thought that they will re.
build ii.
The loss is one that will be felt, not
only by Cortez. but the entire county.
Every farmer and resident OF the county
will be injured more or less
The silver star., 1898-02-24
THE REoMeN,s DANCE.

Last Tuesday night Narraguinip Tribe
No.62 l. o r.. NJ. of this village, celebrat-
ed the anniversary of the birth Of George
Washington, the first Great Sachem OF
the order, by giving dance at the
School House hall. Quite large crowd
was in attendance and enjoyed them
selves until late hour yesterday morn
ing. The Redmen did themselves proud
and are being highly complimented for
the excellent and orderly manner in
which the dance was conducted. This
was the first ball given by the lodge but
it is hoped that it will not be the last
The supper served at the Redmen's
hall was up to the usual standard of ex
cellency of the suppers served by the la
dies of this vicinity. Several couples
from neighboring towns were in attend
ance.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
Business Locals.

Job work done at this office.
The Blain Hotel is the place to stop
when you go to Durango. Good beds.
good meals and courteous treatment are
assured you. 43u
The SILVER STAR publishes the news
and you should be subscriber. $500
gets it for one year
Call and examine the new line OF sam
Piles for spring and summer clothing at
The SILVER STAR office.
When in Durango you should stop at
the Blain Hotel. Chas. Fleck. proprietor
The table is supplied with everything
the market affords and you are sure OF
being treated courteously as well as hav.
ing good comfortable bed to sleep it
Rates sl.50 and $500 per day; opposite
Union Depot. 43tf
The silver star., 1898-02-24
Y \ \ Z Y \ ~ \ * 49,; y
M.Local s. Personal @M
3 s.s'Is...sM=.xz X X zsslsass X \ |s=.i@ Z

Don't forget the supplement.
Several OF the boys are talking OF in
vesting in bicycles
II. NJ. Smith passed through Dolores
to day enroute to Alaska.
There were lots OF sleepy heads in the
village yesterday morning
Steve Smith, of Cortez, was business
visitor in Dolores yesterday.
Fred Kramer went to Mancos last
Tuesday and returned to day.
Henry Abeln finished trip on the
Redmen's goat last Thursday night
Last nights literary meeting was not
very largely attended but was pleasant
one.
Walter Wallace was passenger for
Durango on last Tuesdays train. and re-
turned yesterday.
Irwin Brumley came in from the L. C..
range, near the Blue mountains, last
Sunday afternoon.
Tom. Rock wood. OF the insurance firm
OF Campbell and RocKwood OF Durango,
is in Dolores to-day.
Two dollars and fifty cents gets the
Silver Knight -Watchman and The Sill
YER STAR for one year.
Senator John j. Harris attended the
the entertainment at Cortez last Tues.
day and returned yesterday.
An abundance Of news this week com
pels us TO issue supplement to The
SILVER STAR. You will find il inside.
Read it.
How about that Touring mill? Don't
let the scheme die "a bornin'." Who
will be the first to head subscription FOR
it's erection.
Pay years subscription o The Sill
YER STAR in advance and 20 cents more
will get the Silver Knight " atchman
Tor one year.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
The author Of the following, from the

The author OF the following. from the
San Miguel Examiner, must have been
thinking OF the numerous times the slip
per was applied to the bosom OF his
pants in his boyhood days, when he
made too much noise in the house, before
the weather would permit him to get out:
The birdlets may bring good ssign of
spring
When they come with their throat full
OF warbles.
But the best sign to us is the noisy
young css
With his fists and his face full OF
marbles.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
a TRIBUTE

God made the burro as he is.
Wherefore man should not gibe
At those quaint oddities Of his
Which mark his patient tribe;
His gloomy mournfulness. his meek
And dilatory way;
His morals more or less oblique,
And exc his doleful bray.
There may be-and. indeed. there are
Beasts fairer far to see;
The lion In particular.
Or horse OF Arady.
Or proud gazelie. or elephant.
Or doe OF slender limb =
But all Of these united can't
Scale my regard for him.
A stranger. seeing him at first.
With bowed and humbled head,
Would count him as about the worst
Bluff at quadruped;
But let that stranger. studious.
Ponder the beas; sedate,
And soon he'll count the little cuss
A thing supremely great.
Although devoid OF style or speed.
Or any sort OF fame.
Or pedigree, or blood" indeed.
He gets there just the same;
With more than half ton OF freight
Lashed ON with ropes and stays.
He starts of at jogging gait
That fills you with amaze.
To diggings new he slowly steers,
And leads the mining horde
He's first among the engineers
When mountains must be bored,
Or bridges spun from height to height
For traiilc's whirling wheel,
Bearing with simple hearted might
His pyramid of steel.
He gave the world the boundless West
Treasured with precious ore;
He climbed the mountains snowy cres
And stole their precious store.
Promoting commerce where he goes,
The rugged brute is found
Detected. gloomy, with his nose
Swung just above the ground.
And even when he is retired,
| A superannuate,
He's yet q creature much admired
And hold in honor great;
For all the children roundabout,
A gladsome. merry pnck.
Lift up their cherry tones and shout
Six deep upon his back.
God made the burro as he IL.
Wherefore mon should not gibe
At those small oddities of his
Which mark his worthy tribe;
No wondrous speeding has he scored.
Like Star or robert j.
He's quito content 10 serve the Lord
With sfeeI.trussed vsrtsbrss.
-Chichso Rsc1s6.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
Notice For Publication.

Land once AT Durango, Colorado,
February ~, 1899.
Notice IL hereby given that tho following.
named Sc tier has hled notice Of her Intention
To innke iinnl proof In support of her claim.
md fhni said proof viii be made before the
clerk of the district conn Of Monfelilinn CoIn.
W olo., at .orteI. Moniezumn County, Colo,
on Monday March ~, isDs, VIZ:
Florence y. Patterson, Dolores. Montezuinn
60. Colo, Homes .ad Application No. 7sj. for
the north east u OFFS 30, tDwIship 37 uutih
rnnge 10 west ". NJ. l.. VI.
she names the following witnesses to prove
hcr continuous rcsidenre upon and cult yntlnn
liln q, Henry Lupke and George u tcrfrId. ali
oi Dolores. MontsIuiin Co Colo.
itIcmAHD McCLouD, Register.
First pub Feb IL, last Mnrci 20. 1sSs.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
RIO oRANDE SOUTHERN R, R
Stop at the Blain Hotel when in Du-
range. 43tf

When you get new suit Of clothes
you want to be sure of having it fit.
That's Just the reason that you should
call on Joe II. Dewitt. agent for the
Watt Tailoring Co. of Chicago. as this
company guarantees fit.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

VIM. Dean presented The SILVER STAR
office with some apples yesterday that
were raised on the Crumley place about
three miles above Dolores and at an alti-
tude OF about 1890 feet. While not so
large as some, they have as fine flavor as
any apples we have tasted in Colorado.
and their size is about the average.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
Timber Land, Act June 3, fs7s,-Notice FoI
Publication.
United states Land Onice,
Durango, Colorado,
Eai.t.tturu y l.DQ

United states Land ONce, !
Durango. Colorado,
February ., 1s93.
. Notice Is hereby given that In compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress OF
June 3. lsss, entitled An act for the sala Of
timber lands In the states of Ciliforuii, Ore
goD. Nevada. and Washingtnn Territory" a,
extended to al the Public Land states by act
of August Z, 1892. Henry +. Morgan. Of Arii-
ola. county Of MoniezIma. stale Of Colorado.
has this day filed IN this office Is sworn ate
ment No. l35. for the purchase Of the = " !, of
sw y of Section No. 10 In Township 80 81 \
range No. IA " NJ L NJ. and will offer proof
"a show that The land sought Is more valuable
for Its ti,nb r ar stone han FIR agricultural
purposes. and TO cs nAlish his claim 10 said
land before tie Register and Receiver of this
office ut Durnnso, Colorado, on Thursday, the
5th day Of May. 1873.
He names ms witnesses: Thorn ~ II. Car or,
Isaac A. McCuIry, Frank Carter, OF ArrioI,,
Monte1nma Co, Colo. and also Albert NJ.
Puett. of Dolores. Montczumu Co Colo.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
aboye-tiescribed lands are requested To Glc
tier claims In this ON g on or before SAID 9TH
day OF May, 1893.
RICHARD McCLoUD,
First pub Feb 81; last April "a.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

. Nothing works In every day life a. It
works In novels. One OF our girls gave
her lover u penny Tor luck piece. He
put 1t in bis fcft vest pocket. whcre, ac.
forcing to the novels. II should have
.wsrded of An assassin's bullet. but, on
,the contrary, he mistook Il FOR d 'coufh
'kkaSsakkHf. thd swtlfSasd IL.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

Alfred Dunham's little boy, who has
been SICK for sometime past is in a very
dangerous condition. with typhoid fever.
Up to the hour OF going to press no
change has been reported. but it is
thought that the chances for life are
small. We sincerely trust that we may
be able to report him on the road to re-
covery in our next issue.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

Miss Florence Jones, who has been
visiting in Dolores for u week past, re-
turned to her home about fifteen miles
down ths Dolores river lust Monday. with
her father.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

/, Mr.. Adsit. the Ophr mining man. was
10 Dolores last Tuesday and Wednesday
making arrangements for large amount
Of lumber to be used in erecting build.
ings ut his mines at Ophir.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

The X. Of p. goat was busy again last
Saturday night. L. l.. Malone rode it
10 the first; w. G. Kuhlman In the sec.
ond an Frank Ritter 10 the third.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

N. McWaig's smiling cou ntepancc is
again seen upon our streets. the gentle.
man having recovered from the effects
Of fall received sometime since.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

Shootin, scrapes are becoming q.
'larmingly frequent. Hesperus had one
1ast Tuesday morning. Chss. G. Blood
fired some thirteen shots at "Red" Ham.
ilton. bu. none Of them took effect.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

James Belmer. Of Disappointment. was
q visiio- in Dolores last Saturday. while
enroute to Mancos on business. and re.
turned Yesterday.
The silver star., 1898-02-24

Irwin McGrew came in from Durango
last Monday to look after his cattle in
terests in this vicinity.
The silver star., 1898-02-24
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
A Valuable Testimonial.

One of our exchanges tells of a
man who purchased a typewriter OF
a local agent. A short time after
wards he was met on the street by
the agent, who asked him how he
was progressing in the use of his
typewriter, and also asked him for
a testimonial. The possessor oi
the writing machine hurried into
his Office and soon hammered of
the following:
The Blank Typewriter co.
Gentlemen Short tim eago
purchase d one OF your type
writer's a nd Since I haxe learned
to useit don't Sc elbow in the wol
Id l evergo along as long as
did wit hoUT one i will rec*
ommend toa ! y one who Wishes a
first class Machine to get one of
yours.
Yours resp c.,
JOHN Smith.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

use, but its capacity was about 600
bushels of grain per day. The
cylinder is of wood bound with
with sheet iron, having teeth which
come the wrong way, and revolves
beneath the concave. The fan is
in the front part of the machine
just under the cylinder. Straw is
elected from the machine by means
OF teeth fastened in rods which are
in turn attached to a set of cranks
similar to those used in power
sausage machines. This machine
is of the Wheeler patent and was
built in 1866 for Knapp, Burrell &
Co., Portland dealers. 1t was re-
Gently purchased from James Grain
by Dave Hamar, who started with
it for his ranch in Crook county,
where there is no modern thresher.
1t is operated by a 2-horse tread
power, which accompanied the
machine over the mountains" s."
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
Ifvou don't read THE LEADER
YOU don't get the news. $3.50.

The following item taken IRON
the Corvallis Times will be OF
interest to many of our early
n;oneers as we'll as the younger
generation of Lincoln county resi-
dents: "An odd piece of machin-
cry was seen at olning's black T.
smith shop Tuesday afternoon. IL
is extremely antiquated, and in the
light of present-day methods is
very poor excuse for the purposes
for which it was used. Still IN
years past it was regarded as the
acme OF perfection as thresher'
Ir Give il looks like a toy alongside
of the big steam threshers now IN
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
Simple Interest Rules.

Below may be found some easy
rules for computing interest. Just
cut them out and paste them in a
conspicuous place:
d per cent. Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days, point OFT
three right hand figures and divide
by g.
$ per cent.-Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days, point
off two right hand figures and
divide by IL.
s per cent.-Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days, point off
three hand figures and divide by 6.
8 per cent.-Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days, point of
two right hand figures and divide
by rs.
9 per cent. Multiply the princi-
pal by the number of days, point of
three right hand figures and divide
by 4.
10 per cent.-Multiply the prin'
cipal by the number of days, point
off two right hand figures and di
vide by 36.
7 per cent.-Find the interest a
, 10 per cent, point off one more
place at the right and multiply by 7
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

Mr.. J. Mcdonald, of Chitwood,
is the pioneer of the goat industry
i'll Lincoln county. He was in
Toledo early this week purchasing
fall supplies. Besides being an
advocate Of the Angora goat as
affording the farmer a solution Of
the problem of increasing the profit
of farming on Yaquina Bay, he is
AN expert in the bee business.
While the yield Of honey this year
was not equal in quantity to that of
1897, the quality was up TO usual
standard. The Yaquina Bay pro-
duct is equal if not superior to
anything produced in any other
part of the world. Mr.. Mcdonald S
band of goats shearea an average
of five and one. fourth pounds, and
he realized 2S cents per pound on
board cars al Chitwrol. The per-
ceLlum of increase was fully 1875.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
Correct Rule for Measuring Hay.

Add the over measure to the base
and divide the sum by hay knife;
subtract the quotient thus obtained
from the whole stack with a pitch
fork and add the result to a hay
frame. Then drive on the hay
scales and weigh; if you have 1900
pounds of hay it is a ton.
There are other rules going the
rounds of the press at present, but
they do not produce nearly so sat
isfactory results for both buyer and
seller as the ove.-Ex.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23

Toledo should be prou', and
appreciative a. we'll, Of the money
expended by the c. & E. railroad
in improving the depot grounds at
this place. Mr.. Henry Cannon,
their efficient foreman, spread a
portion of the rip-rap evenly over
the ground between the main and
side-tracks Saturday. The change
in appearance is marked now' but
will be better appreciated by the
teamsters when our winter rains
appear. The company will widen
the walks still further this fall and
it is rather understood that hne
flower beds will occupy portion
of the ground between the depot
and postoffice next season. Super
intendent Sullivan will do his full
share towards improving and beau'i-
fying our little city. Let our peo'
ple be as willing to do their proper
ton and we may we'll be proud o.
the c. & E. property within oul
city limits.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-09-23
STATE NOTES.

A large number of families from
Minnesota are expected to arrive
shortly and locate on the Bay.
The we'll known Max Pratt, of
more or less political fame over our
state, passed through our city Mon
day en- route to Ashton, his home.
Some twenty Siletz Indians are
to be at the State Fair for the pur-
pose of giving an exhibition of the
feather dance. 1t will entertain a
great many people and prove real
picnic for the indians.
Among the attractions at the
Stale Fair ihis year will De the
guideless PAGER, Dell Norte, full
brother of Chehalis. He will be
on the grounds throughout the fair
and will give exhibitions on the
track. His pace-maker, Darkness,
is also beautiful little black, and
is said to be very intelligent trick
horse.