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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

sWoWsAioJ PoiioJi HIsostrxoisklemu,
wpadi tente Prsestrzelski M domysl,
te ~mordsrstwo popeinii sssiedni
~karczmars Msjer Korn.
Pc przeprowadsonem " tym kis.
runku Sledztwie, pr.skonsno sis, 70
obydwsj karcsmarss fyli z sobs
dsutssy csas " niesgodsie, 70 NOR
dsrstwo popeania r.eOsywisois karcs.
mar. Msjsr Korn wsspa Z brssem
swoim Msndlem Kornsm. Znals.
siono q Mich skrwawiony reksw ko.
ssuli ! soyzoryk o skrwswionem o.
trsu tax sssrokism jsk RAINY sadane
scysorykiem zamordowanej o6rcs
karosmarss. M,jera Korns, kt6ry
tax dslecs potraii zmyli6 ozujnosc
visds, 70 byi uaywsny do pomooy
prsy sledstwie, jak r6wnisa brats js
60 Mendls, arssstowano.
- Re Lwowa pisss do uDsien.
Porn.": Znslsri sic ! mad Psitwi,
dsiennik, kt6ry M wisdomosc o Ego.
ME pnsjwieksssgo nismoa" ssjeossl
bolsSnie. Jest MIN ten sam organ,
kt6ry q otwartej trumny 9. p. hardy.
nsis Sembrstowioss miai oselnosc
ursgac psmieoi ~pisrwsssgo dossojui.
ka osrkwi rusko. kasolIokisj I ubole.
wac ME = powodu Smisroi, Ices as
ksrdynas syi zbyt diugo INA sskods
nsrodu ruskiego". ,Hsiyosanin"
sbli1s sic M klsosksoh ku swiokom
p~wielkisgo b smsroks" ! udsrsa nile.
skohosone rssy pred MIN oso,sm
Yss jsgo gssbokie wsp6aosuois dls
bisdnsj, uoi&nionej ROi galioyj.
skiej".
W NEUROLOGY pisss dsIsj organ
nie2rsejfi naoyoh rusin6w: yPrss.
rsuesjsexsr bissoFji sssssgo naro.
dowsge ,aysis y os>stslsh ssssssh,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

" Rosji 616 do 300 miljon6v. y
Nisuossoh 848 do 476. No Wlo.
s.soh 70 l72 do 24o milf. " Aussrji
227 do BOB m~iljon6w, " Anglji =
COS do 647 miljon6w. W tym wlal
nile o.asie n~galofobja" Bismaroks
dosiegsa najwyAs.sgo punktu roe
woju. W T.. l880-188l budAet vol
skowy Europy wyraHaa sie " oyfrss
1927 miljon6w, csyli wieosj o sos
miljony " ~por6wnaniu T. 1875 ym.
Franoja wydawaaa jua M wojsko
LOIS miljon6w frank6w samiast eos,
Rosja 872 miljony samiast 800.
Nismoy sol miljon6w samiast 478.
Austria Bill mill. samisst BOB. An
glja 100 mill. samiast 647 ~miljon6w
frank6w. w Z. 1886-1887 wydat
Ii wojskowe Europy wynesily 4.22l
milf, " Z. l897-1898 wrssscie mi.
litarysm kosstuje Europe 4 miljardy
500 miljon6w fsank6w.
Systsmatyosny postep pod tym
v.gledsm ~wykasujs tablicska ma.
ssepujsca- Ma koszta w~ojskowe Eu.
ropa wydawala:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
Ze swiata.

- 2 Westfalji. w Boohum 20.
wstsjs, jsk pisre sWiarus Polski",
Sp6aks osscsednotoi ! budowlsns.-
Wieo polski " Hsrns odbyi Gle v
niedsisle IA :. m. staraoiem YZwiss.
ku Polsk6w " Niemossoh".
= w Gdahsku pswnsmu tam.
~tsjszemu fsbryksnsowi urodsiso sis
nisdswno q dsiscko. Wsxystkis
dsisc', takfs kilka bliznist, fyjs
majs jus 20 essSoi rodtios.
= Olbrsymi dswon. Ne nos
sssais psaisth pebytu esss y Lsw'
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
Z ZIEMI OJCZYSTEJ

= o pObycie ministr6w W Poz-
naniu tax pisss nBerliner Politi
sohs Nathrlchtsn", organ p. DR..
Miquela:
" narad odbytyeh moAna bye gu.
peanis sadowolonym. Sprawl bu
dowy mu.sum prowinojalnsgo oras
biblioteki o 100000 tomach posts
pila ju4 tax daleoe, 70 odnoSns pro
jekty pr.ediosons beds najprawdo-
podobniej pr.ys.lemu sejmowi prus
kiemu. w dsiaianiu tenn prowinoja
Z miastsm id.is reks " reke. Me
ulega tea najmniejs.ej watpliwosoi,
70 waly fortsczne, okalsjsce Po.nah,
zostana zniesione, 9 ma ich miejsou
w.nosic sic beda piekns gmaohy.
Same sic prses sic rosumis, 70 osas
jakis jesscze potrwa, sanim miato
Pornah naletyoie sic rozszersy. w
zwissku Z rozsserssniem miasta po-
zostsje ter z~alozenis wislkisgo do
mu ola towarrystw nowego GIN
nahum. Dowiadujemy sic wrsszcis,
to PIP. ministrowis bardzo ayo,liwie
u~sposobisni % ola hygisniosnsgo
sakisdu " Posnaniu."
Minister MIGUEL referowa6 bedsie
cesarsowi o resultacie pobytu mini
str6w W Posnaniu.
Polakoterose ,Altdeutsche Blaet.
ter" donosss, 4e krolewska komisja
rentows " Kr6lewou uohwalila ME-
dopusscssc polak6w do nsbywania
wioSci rentowych.
pPossner Ztg." donosi, 70 minis
trowie pruscy, bswlao " Po.naniu,
zsjmowali sic nietylko st~osunkami
misjscowymi, ale obradowsli takAs
mad podniesisniem innyoh miast
Ks.estwa, m~ianowioie Bydgoss.
osy. Zwr6cono " szoseg6lnotci u
wsge M potrssbe s~aiossnia tech.
niosnyoh sakisd6w nsukowyoh /
w~yassyOh ssk6i realnyob, popierania
istnisjsoyoh fabryk IA pomocs ssio-
4yc sic msjsoego banku, nsdto "a
klsdania ! rozsssrzsnia ludowych bi.
bliotek niemieckich.
Welding Post" s~najduje sic "
Formulation 4.s72.OOO morg6w "
rekaoh wiekssej wlssnosoi nismiec.
kiej, . " rekach wioscian nismieo.
kioh 1,49o. 600 morg6w. podc.as gdy
wieksss wiasnofc poIsks posiada
2.4O8. QUO morgow, . polsoy wioscis
nis 2,993. 600. TAX vie, iso.na
v~tasnoic niemieoks pr.svytsss pol
sks og6ssm o 100000 morg6w.
- Stan wyjatkowy " Krako
vie. IN. Ref" donod: Dnis ID Z.
m. policja odbyia rswi.je " misss
kaniu Fr. Suacsewskisgo, Sylwestra
Fliszarskisgo ! Fslikss Stadtera,
wpsdsssy % slad r~ossserssuia IA
sopism YNsprsod | Pnws Ludu",
kt6rym -jak wisdomo - odsbra.
no debit y Powistsoh. objetyeh sta
nom vyjstkavyu. Prsy revisit
saalssiouo istotnis sgssnplsrss tyeh
>~~~o~l- ~~~H~~ 49, u~sn-
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08

Jezei doksorzy ME mogii rozpoznaf twej choro.
~, lub ME mogi Ct mic pom0dz, To napisz zaraz do
ooktorS Hama, q on ci udzieli rady darmo. Gdyby
swrocii ME potrzebujesz bye mic ~s.-atny. DIR. Ham
est uczciwym 1 odpowiedzialnym, q chorymi opie.
1ziecmf. Ludzie, kt6rzy napr6hno ezukaii rady iic.'
aych doktor6w, kt6rzy przecierpieli po kiikana
>cie lat W ezpitalach, 5akby W czarodziejski epo,
sob zostali uleczeni przez Ora. Hama Me m6wf,
my tego z fadna przesadA lecz tylko szczers prs
wde- Me przediuzat ewe1 choroby, DO moze sic
)tac nieuleczaln4 Pisz zaraz do Doktora Hama
Medycyn Doktorz Hama nj. MONA doetac W "a
onst apiece, AMI groeerni, ant szynku, an tek oc
Pedierow. kto chce bye pewnym, ze doetsje cyst,
.io do Ora Hama. Butelka medycyny koeztuje tyi
10 Sl.O0, ezesc butelek $500. Piszac po medycyne
nalczy opisaf ews chorobei xaisczyc w likcie pie
Made, Tub przeksz pocztowy, bankowy Tub EXPIRE
sowy. Medycyne ! przepis Jak eie leczyt wysyfsms
oiwrotna poczta. Przyslj marke pocztows M %
oowiedz. Adres taxi:
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-08
Powiada Re uczynifo :jej Gale
swiata dObregO.

sWIata dODreg0.
PAM Anna L. Sseusns. ssyssent-
poosmistrrynis " Salem, Mo-, pisse:
,,Pahskis Gomoso okassso sis row.
mem L.oim nsjwiekszym spodsiswa-
MON. Uosyuiao ola mnis Gale fwia.
ia dobrego. Csuje, IL music js DO.
leos6 kaademu".
Jezli go ME mctscie nsbyc " wa
ssej okolioy. uapissois do: DR.. Peter
Fshrney, liz lila s. Hoyns ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12
An American Built and Owned Cana

An American Built and Owned Canal.
In turning the general Eastern anal.
ogy to account We should not fail to
take note of the fact that the advance
in this direction toward the Pacific has
been marked by constant contest be-
tween the competing powers of Europe,
and that for this reason the successful
competitors in the struggle have deemed
it of vital Importance to establish per-
manent political connections on the
way and to defend their respective
routes by land and sea. AS the dom
inant Occidental power now entering
into the colonial contest on the Pacific,
we cannot longer afford to make light
of the experience of our rivals, and it
behooVes us, therefore, to see to our own
land and water connections with our
newly established outposts In the South
Sea. Thanks to the fortunate position
of our seaboards, it will be a compare
lively easy matter for us to place our
selves on military par with our slavic
contemporary by completing our coast
defences aud strengthening the trans
continental lines. But in transcending
the limits of the continent we have al
ready abandoned our territorial base,
and unless we hasten to follow Eng
lands example and establish adequate
naval connections across the isthmus
with our outlying island possessions, We
shall find ourselves unable TO maintain
the position we have assumed in the
Pacific.
Thus on broader view Of the gen.
eral diplomatic situation We find the
dictates of immediate expediency fully
supported on either side by the prece.
dents Of Western history and the analo.
gie5 Of Eastern experience. The inter.
national premises introduced do,iudeed
amplify the argument, bat only TO EN-
phasize the national conclusion in favor
) of exclusive American control of the
; transit route. What has thus far been
} an objtsr diciun Of our internal politics
should. therefore, become a settled prin
ciple OF our foreign policy: that in tht
) interest of national preservation anC
) with a view to the international re.
, quiremcnts of the future it is the out!
? of the United States to bald, owr ant
: control the Nicaragua Canal-Fron
: THE Nicaragua Canal in the Light o
= Present Politics" by Liudley ~ Keas
! hey, in the American Monthly ReUie1
: of llecielCS for November.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12
THE RESULTS IN CANYON COUNTY.

their shadow never grow less.
The fusionists and PopuliStS
were very jubilant during the
morning hours, but as the day
advanced they commenced to
realize that there were others,
and before the forenoon had
passed they commenced to smell
d mouse and put in some extra
ticks. They figured on a COM
pIetc scoop, the fusionists did, but
things have changed, ana as the
returns began to come in Wed
nesday morning from the outlying
precincts the heavy Republican
vote completely paralyzed them,
so to speak. The Populists were
simply not in it, and succeeded in
getting two candidates throuSL
by the skin of their teeth.
The fusionists had a little fam
| ily row and the returns demon
strate pretty thoroughly that there
was more or less swapping among
the two factions-the silver Re
publicaus and the Democrats
This fact is very apparent from
the number of Democrats tina
were elected on the fusion ticket
they securing six to the silve
Republicans three. As cOnse
quence the silver Republicans sa
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12
A Very Quiet Election With No Cas-
ualities Reported.---The Vote
on County Officers.

50 unfortunate as to incur the
Of a few of the church
people. a noticeable feature OF
the dav was the absence Of the
loud mouthed politician at the
polls. There was no loud OrVuL-
oar talk and an absence Of tobac-
co spit and filth, which is gener-
.aIlv so common around a voting
place. The election was con-
Quoted in much the same manner
IN both east and west Caldwell
nrecincts and large per cent OF
the registered votes was poIIea'
The women turned out in much
larger numbers than was antlci-
mated and it is presumed that
tbei, presence at the polls hao
the desired effect of holding the
politician in check. If their adj
vent into politics had this mucr
desired effect, and we doubt no
Inf that it had, we heartily wei
Ill. dahnt and wish may
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12
wat De. 4. E. saIler says.

Buffalo, N. y. Gents:-From my
personal knowledge, gained in observ-
ing the effect of your Shilghs Cure in
cases Of advanced Consumption, am
prepared TO say it is the most remark
able Remedy that has ever been brought
TO my attention. IL has certainly
saved many from Consumption. Sold
by IL. y. Blatckley.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12

The election in Canyon county
was very quite taking into con
sideration the number Of candl-
dates in the field and the extra
large vote polled. Taking Cald-
well for example there was very
little interest manifest, with pos
sibly the exception Of the home
candidates and a few Of their
most intimate friends. 1t was
discovered quite early in the day
that the great majority Of the
voters had already made up their
minds how they were going to
vote and this fact put a damper
upon the politicians. Some gooo
work was accomplished however
by certain few and it is possible
that quite number of the ladies
Changed their votes in conse-
quence. We refer to the hight
made against w. c. MaXtey
Republican candidate for Rep
resentative, whom it seems was
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12

they have had all the fusion their
stomach can stand and the Dem
ocrats feel confident enough that
they propose to try it alone two
years hence.
The returns received up to this
Saturday morning are as fol-
lows: These are not official, but
they are complete enough that
there can be not much of a pos
sibility of any change. The
TRIBUNE will publish the official
count in tabu!ated form as soon
as made. In the following nc
returns but those on county and
district officers are given;
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12

M. A. Bates, Representative.
Edgar Meek, Clerk and Recorder.
John @. Bane, Treasurer.
Mrs. j. ]. Walling, School Supt.
Ed. Heddon, Surveyor.
@. R. Shaw, Commissioner lst Dist
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1898-11-12
SILVER REPUBLICANS.

j. II. Murray, Representative.
j. M. Wells, ASSESSOR
w. L. Ryder, Commissioner Sd Dis
POPULISTS.
Roscoe Madden, Representative.
Fl. E. Wallace, Probate Judge.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01

Last evening Friendship Lodge,
No. 8, Knights of PyGhias, received
Grand Chancellor Otis Patterson. who
made the lodge an official visit. After
the routine business of the lodge had
been disposed of, the grand chancellor
was admitted and delivered an able
and instructive address on Pythianism
after which he eXemplified the secret
work before the lodge mem bers.
When the lodge closed, the hall was
opened to the Rathbone Sisters and
families of Knights, and with Bert
Baldwin at the piano, dancing was in
dulged in for an hour, when the mem
bers and guests were led in march
by Prof. and Mrs. Gavin to the ban
quet hall, aud an hour was spent in
discussing IL most bountiful lunch,
prepared ny the Rath bone Sisters as
sisted by Andrew Keller. When all had
partaken most heartily, Judge Brad
shaw, as master Of ceremonies, an
nounced Il number of toasts that were
responded to in a. happy manner.
They were:
The Grand Lodge of Oregon" re-
sponded to by Grand Chancellor Otis
Patterson.
Friendship Lodge No. g." Chancel-
lor Com mmander ]. A. Douthit.
The Uniform Rank" H. 81. Rid
dell.
"Home reception on Lodge Nights, T"
G. L. Phillips.
The Endowment Rank" Prof. John
Gavin.
''f'he Isathbone Sisters" J. Il. Nc
Kib5en.
The reception concluded with dane
ing until l o'clock.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
A SMOOTH MOuNTAINEER.
How He Worked II Chattanooga Mer
chant Cu Ginseng.

chant CT Ginseng.
The Chinese may he very sEreN c
=ople and adopts at doing up and
uncoing the average '&ciic@n man
zen IL comes 10 three / monte c!
.:ler. but they are IL, !: it WI. III,
st Tennessee I-on-:ailCcr frG;2 VI
: the laz:d G -ou!,s G-d pensions
IS lie Chat,aEcS - 'Ii'iiracs.
Several days ago Ir. l.. octnran. !he
i;e ard leGtEer dealer, rHvo ha@ed i;
..rge quantity If ginseng from Oneida
'ern., which place is il the rncuCJ2i2'
bove Hartman. Air. Goodman FL; 4;
God stiff price fer the drug, uh:c.
ures all the ills that Celestial l:c2A i:
cir to, and brought the same - his
store in this city.
For dried ginseng Mr.. Goodman
thought this stuff was unusually heavy
but paid no more attention to it until
he went to empty it from one boX tc
another. As he did so he discovered
quite large amount of bird shct in
the bottom of the box. He could not
account for the presence Of the shot
and began examining the ginseng, with
the. result that he found the greater
number of roots stuffed with shot.
Ginseng is purchased from the "sane
digger" by the pound, and the roots
were cut into when green and stuffed
full of shot. a further examination re-
vealed the fact that there was large
number of bogus roots in the g;,.s.hs
which Mr.. Goodman's employees spent
some time IN sorting out.
This is a new way of dosing China.
men with American lead. The Celes'
tials were filled with American lead dur
ing the California and Colorado riots
and during the japanese war, but this
is the first case on record where an
attempt was made to fill them with
American lead through and in their
favorite drug. -.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
The Antelope Fair.

E. J. Glisan, manager of the fair TO
be given Oct. 13, IA and 15,at Antelope,
by she Stockmen's union, in the city
perfecting arrangements for the fair.
No efforts are being spared to make it
succe ss. A large exhibit of thorough
bred cattle and sheep is expected, be-
sides hogs. poultry and wool. For the
best in each class liberal cash prem
iums will be paid. The main object of
the fair is to bring together buyers
and producers of fine cattle, horses,
sheep and wool. Trials of speed will
be prominent feature of the fair for
which the Union has provided splen-
did race track. In addition to other
liberal purses. special purse of 5000
will be given to Gillian county horse
men 10 free for all half mile running
race. Gillian county, it appears, has
five racers whose comparative speed
has never been definitely settled. This
race alone is certain to be of intense
interest to Gilliamites, and is expected
to draw large crowd from that pros
porous county. The Antelope people
deserve the highest praise for their
enterprise in connection with this fair.
If half the zeal that the Antelopers
have. were possessed by the people
tributary to The Dalles fair, the pavil-
lion would not hold the exhibits nor
the fair grounds the people. Mr.. Glisan
made arrangements this afternoon
with Secretary Fred Wilson for the at
tendance at the fair of the members of
the executive committee of the Ore
gon Wool Growers Association.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
Log Rafting on the Deshutes

w. L. Vanderpool,, John Johnstone,
Walter Douglas and John Harris, ar
rived in town toGay from the Harris
ranch near the free bridge on the De
shutes where they have completed a
boom for the Sherman County Wood
& Lumber Co., to be nsed in rafting
logs from the Matoles river in Crook
county. One thousand logs estimated
to measure one million feet of lum Der
are now on the banKs Of the Matoles
awaiting rafting. These will be put in
the river in the near future and the
experiment of rafting on the Deshutes
tried for all that 1t is worth. 1.-THE
logs will come" as Mr.. Vanderpool said
to Times-Mount taineer reporter 1--WE
have already sunk 5000 in the scheme
and they have got to come. But whether
it will be paying project remains to
be seen. We have saw mill ready to
be shipped to the Harris place on
short notice and VIII en- successful raft
ing is assured the mill will be started
and run for all there is in it,"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
Bound Over.

N B. Myers was examined before
Justice Bayard yesterday for the
larceny of a watch and chain, hand
kerchief, a pair of suspenders and g
pair of scissors which he was charged
with having stolen last Friday from
the residence of Walter Odell who
lives on the other side of Lower Fifteen
Mile. Meyers had been working for a
few days for Odell in the capacity oi
cook for threshing crew when he
committed the crime and skipped
without warning. He was arrested
here by Marshal Lauer. The scissors
were found in the pocket of a vest he
had pawned at a harber's shop for d
shave. 1t was proved that Meyers
had tried to sell the watch at Mr..
Clarke's jewellery store in the East End
and the suspeuders-a pair of silk ones
valued at sat Charley Frank s
saloon, although neither have been
foundat this writing. Meyers was held
to appear before the grand jury in
the sum of $I00.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01

simple recompense of loving appreciation.
If any mother doesn't receive that much,
it's an awful pity
It's sad thing when the mother comes
down sick with overwork or worry, or be-
cause some little weakness or disease has
been neglected until it gets to be alarming.
1t should never be allowed to get to this
point. She ought to be looked after right
away. She needs the help of common sense
medical treatment. Of course no one medi-
cine Will cure everything. medicine must
be specially adapted toits particular purpose.
If the digestive organs or the liver are out
of order DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery is perfect and scientific remedy
His "Favorite Prescription" is specials
devised for weaknesses and diseases of the
womanly organs; and it is the most potent
remedy for these troubles which has ever
been invented.
Where both these conditions exist these
two medicines taken alternately constitute
a thoroughly scientific course of treatment,
which has been marvelously successful with
thousands of dyspeptic, debilitated and
nervous women.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Golden Medical
Discovery and Pellets :" writes Mrs. Jed Law
renee, South Hero, Grand Isle Co.. VT. my
trouble was female weakness, kidney disease,
neuralgia. change of life and had fowin~ spells.
took eight bottles of DR.. Pierce's Favol * Pre-
scription. seven bottles of Golden Medical Dis
covery. and seven small vials of Pellets The
doctors did not help me any. could not sleep
night nor day. suffered everything before
began to take Dr. Pierce's medicines When ]
began to use them weighed 100 pounds. Now
weigh las pounds lean now do all my work"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01
(trom MONDAYS Daily

G. ]. Farley left this afternoon for
Portland.
Ben. Jones, prosperous cattleman
of Crook county, is in town.
". c. Alloway, Hugh Glenn, and j.
C. Crandall went to Portland this
morning.
Mrs. S. I. Belknap, of Prineville.
arrived in town yesterday on her way
to Portland.
Wheat dropped this morning the two
cents it gained Saturday and now
stands at SO cents.
Governor Moody left on the afternoon
passenger for Salem intending to re-
turn in couple of days.
Col. Lee L. Thompson, prominent
resident of Goldendale, is in the city
on his way to Portland.
]. w. Howard, one of Crook county's
solid stockmen passed through town
today on business trip to Portland.
Next Monday and Tuesday evenings
lGom Edwards Tennesse students will
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1898-10-01

he completed arrangements with cap
| italist of that place to put in ten ton
smelter. Mr.. McCalhster has leased
the property for three years on roy
atty rent of 20 per cent of the proceeds
giving the renters the option OF pur-
chasing the mine at any time within
that period for 100000. McCallister
brothers still hold 10 promising placer
claims in the bed OF the Ochoco which
they would be glad to lease on liberal
! terms.
Peoria (Ill.) Herald: When Alger
violated the rules of common decency
by publishing private letter he had
received from Colonel Roosevelt no
one was greatly surprised. The man
was known and little was expected of
him. 1t was in keeping with the
character of the man whose agents
had met the colored delegates to re-
publican national convention and
bought them for so much head. 1t
was entirely in accord with the career
of tie man who had resigned in the
face of the enemy during The civil
war.
Joseph A. Wilson .of Hood River,who
returned last week from Dawson City,
has kindly mailed this office two copies
of the Klondike Nugget, a handsome
four column semi weekly sheet OF Daw-
son City. Both papers openly accuse
the gold commissioner of the district
of being.in league with gang of graft
ers who openly and villainously swindle
prospectors out of their lawful right of
recording claims. But the feature in
the little sheet OF chiefest interest to
the country newspaperman, and one
which makes his teeth drop liquid tor
rents of envy is that the subscription
price of the Nugget is S24 per annum,
payable, not in decayed vegetables. |
rancid butter or stale eggs, but in gold |
coin or its equivalent in gold dust.