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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1904-06-07

DR.. Harry Cannon arrived in Cresco
from st. Louis, last week, for short
visit before proceeding to st. Paul,
where he has position as home ply
sician In one of the leading hospitals
of that city.
Mrs. Bertha Holton and Mrs. Irene
Kenefick and little daughter, Rosa,
returned to Dell Rapids, yesterday
morning, accompanied by the formers
husband who Joined them for an ever
Sundays visit.
Constipation causes two-thirds of all
sickness in the world. Why suffer
when HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you we'll and keep you
well? IS cents. Tea or tablet form.
For sale BY DR.. Connolly.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelley Of Law
ler, and daughter Georgia and son
James were visitors at the home of
Thomas 'McCarville over Sunday.
Miss Georgia remained for more ex-
tended visit with her friend VERONA.
At the annual NEE tang of the North
Iowa Veterans Association held at
Charles City last week, Decorah
was selected as the next place of meet
Ing, and L. L. Caldwell of that place
elected president. N. S. Dirgin was
elected Vice president, and f. L.
Daubersmith Vice president of How
ard county.
The graduating exercises last Fri
day evening were we'll attended, but
the attendance was mot as large as
Usual on account of the rain. The ad-
dress by DR.. Fox was one of the best
ever given to Cresco graduating
class. His main thought was that the
present and future holds as many op.
portunities to the young men and wo-
men as has the past. The address by
Robert Thomson when presenting the
diplomas was to the, point and well
delivered. i
Hugh Mcintosh and Bert Foye
have both been on the sick list for
several days, part of which time they
we're seriously i'll, caused by drinking
from q well in the north part Of town.
While we do not know the exact cause
OF contamination of this particular
well we do know that unless the prac-
tice of draining off the cess pools
about town into some crevice, is at
once stopped by the health authorities
that Cresco will be invested by an en-.
idemicof diseases from the tilth-pois-
0ned wells.
Mrs. Simonds received news Satur-
day that her son, Lieut.. Geo. S. ST.
monds, at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas,
has received orders to report the last
OF Augusta at West Point to go on du-
ty either as instructor in law and his
tory, or as tactical officer. Although
this is a coveted honor among ;milita-
~ men, Lieut. Simonds may choose
to go to the Philippines in the Fall to
join his regiment now in active SER
vice at Mindinao. He expects to be
home on furlough In July..-Fayette
Postal Card.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Crum visited rel
atiyes in Cresco the first of the week.
-. Mrs. Ed McCook returned Mon.
day from Cresco. She was accompan-
led by Mrs. John McCook, who will
spend several days with friends....
The m tito Of the graduating class OF
the Cresco high school is: "Beyoud us
lies the Washtub and the Sawbuck.
II they mean it, its all right. Miss
Chaplin, Superintendent of the How
ard county schools, attended Riceville
commencement exercises last Friday
evening and assistedih conducting the
teachers meeting on Saturday. Miss
L.. 1T.
The leader., 1904-10-26
DRESS GOODS.

All wool tricos all colors, 81 inch, csc.
Soft finish wool filed cashmere all colors So inch, 25c
All wool Nuns Yelling, all colors, zoe.
Mannish sung in all the uptodate mixtures ~ inch, 9oc
and $1,oo
Water Proof Just the thing for skirts sutings and coats all
the pretty mixtures, So inch SOC.
So in black and blue cheyots for skirts and suits, So
IS in black and brown schorck skim very pretty for skirts
SO.
So in Henrietta black, all eolors all woos SOC.
40 in. fancy gray and dotted mohair suitng SOC.
43 in black mohar scian and silk luer, SOC and S1oo
50 in broad CLOTH all colors, S1.oo.
Oxford and Abaross wasting handsome patterns, SOC
Some nice patterns noyeyshrt waist lengths per pattern
$3.50
Some nice things in silk waistings, SOC.
SO in. guaranteed black tafeta, S1.50.
u in. guaranteed black tafeta, $1oo.
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8etor0crnngen un0 G r.
nCnnungen. - Die 8oli5ei.9e.
Doroc beforoerte geltern Die Grobe.
EoIi5iiten $. 9. SpnrfS pom norooIt.
lidcn 0iitrift mo s. s. 9e16aa bonn
iiloliden 0iitritt 5l,ll regltldren
HollG un0 %erllnnntc 9errb s. Stilrs
gcor bon ltr. 1901, SIt.6eoernl,
StroBe, uno @eorg aabIer bon Ger.
1901, Sit.@tonumentitroBe, al 8ro.
bepoIi5iIten. Boli5ilt 4otrid Gou.
finding pom lpcItliden 9iItrift mltroe
periionirt; er oiente leit 9e5einber
1872. SOIi5iit Soiepb 9. Mc@lone
bonn llorolid)en 9iItrift nuroc nm
$40 8eltroft, neil CT IS nnterIolIen
bate, Iein Stotiollsbaus o~ui3ltrufcll.
Der Holi5iit Sporrer lpitroe INT So
geitroit, neil er iein 8ebiet nif)t be.
iorgt bate; er lit int oitlifen 8iltritt
itatioltirt. Sergeant Gorberrp fpur
atgeifuloigt, ii6 in eineln 9iireolt
an Der 8eit.6 Sails. @penlte oufgebol-
ten, Die @oitpirtbi6aft Ger. 707 SIt.
GrottitraBc, bei16t uno ii6 pieoer.
bolt NIT einem mpIterioien Sraliet.
simmer u~nterbalten 5ii bdben. g(uf
oae orei acknowledgement fonltte er
aber cine @%rflarlng gebeiL itlo ole
Acknowledgment lpuroen oesbalb gu.
riidgeiuielen.
Sod etn Hegi It rirunas 9.
Salt. - Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oeS 10. Yre5infts Der 81. @aro bot
ten geItern Na6mittag Dor Der @abG-
9(uiii6tSbeboroe 81 erid)einen, UNI
iid, ouf sic BON Dem oemofratilden
@aro : @refutipen Sacob 6. @auer,
lire 9ilidt in 9e5ug anf Die 5peifel.
bate Site pernafl1iiigt 81 baben, 81
peruntporteu. Die 4niduloi9ung
ipuroe nieoergeidlugen. Ser repus
blitaniibe Hegiitrirbenntte u. Srntf
Gnitb ober erbleIt eirten Guffel, neil
er am Repiiionstage brei Stunben
lang obmeienb getreien mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26
S6luabeRItrcidc.

SeIern eITe SttrHfpetb I'M aSabor.SD'
Cellm. - Gin ihndbii6er grqilt.
5ug uugemein berpun6ert. - Gu.
ter 9eiud). - BrGdtig umiiitrt.
@eitern lit &ir6ncib genoa,
Sent Sbr Die Sfpobu geiea,
@ie Ie gebn @ano in @ano,
ErelL, tuie I'M S6ruobaIono.
Die 4ir6Deih ole geitern abeno
pom oS6tpaben ; 0amenoerein" i'm
o&ubors& Dcellm" perunitaItet iplroe,
crfreltte iif nid)t MIR elm iebr gltten
9eiufS, Ion0ern alld) zines groBeu
GrfoIgeS, Der groBtentbeiIs ben emit
gen 8emiibun9en Ser 0amen 81 pers
oanfen mar. Cine nift gcringe Ilts
5iebung8froft iibte Der i6tpGbii6e
9rout5ug aus, ser cine Der bouptiGfs
lifylten Ittraftionen bel ser Seier 0e3
n0eutiden Cages" an ~. September
i'm g0orlepsRorf" mar, Der Bug
tullroe audi geitern pieocrboIt rtno
rief tpicoerum ourh feline gei6mad.
oouen uno qetreuen 8oItiime aIIges
meme 8etpiunOerung beroor. Sic
ifnlldc idfpGbiihc Ero6t itono oclt
9etbeiligten bor5iigIifl. 9uS grutt
fltngirte SRI. 8. &elttter, ais 8rGuti.
gam 9r. s. S6ottler unO Srou5elt.
gen noren Sri. &. S9mieo, 9rallt.
iiibrcr Sr. s. 8eb. NlS 9rolttuoter
fltngirte @r, q, 9lrtborOt unO ais
9routnultter barbara Greiucr. Die
iibrigen EbeiInebmer lporen Strait y.
8elttter, Sri. s. Sotter, Sr. q. Mtot-
ties, 6rat q. 9embed, 6rou N.
Sdmio, 6rou 6. Eidoro, 6rolt
Saupt, Sr. uno 8rou 8arei8, Sr.
umo 6rou Ridoro, 8rou &nutb, SRI.
3. Sallter, 6rau @oigel, 6rou 9urf.
linO, 6rml Sdottncr, 6rnl u. Nfit!-
Ter, 6rou 81. SArob, 6rou e. 9romnt,
6rou 20. Sud ST. 81. S6ni0, 6rou
90. NrnoIo ur0 so 9(n0crc.
Sir i6Wd6iite 2eibipeiien mar
altf'5 Bette geIorgt mo fonoen Oteiels
ben olgcmcinc Nncrtenrung. An
Den ocridieocnen Gomitc'n tporen oic
foIgenoen 0omen tbdtiq: Wargorctbc
S6mie0, @mmo Ridoro, 6Iora Solt-
ter, Gliic Rcltttcr, Barbara &reiner,
Wotbtl0e Irnolo, Wotbil0c Sud-
NINA Scnlbed, 9nno un0 &lora Mtot.
ties, Eoio &~ilocbronot, 9cIene 8arei2,
Glilobetb aurtb, 9Ionoine Snuter,
@aIprrgo 9urfborot, &i0io &ipfe,
GItiobetb Sdrotb, aOeIine WiiQer,
Marie S6ottner, GmiIic &orltpfot
Warie 6ebner. 2iIlp Heutter, Wtortbn
8ronm, 9l1tna @eBncr un0 gnna
Sdorol0 uno Die $50. BERNHARD
StoImeter, &orl Shattner, Grib
&clltter, Nuguit MotteS, Charles gr.
noIO, &einrid @orei5 uuo @oolpb
&or,ptot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-26
Som &~ricgsi6auplate.
SpGtcitc YetcrSburger
&rtegS g a Of t / 6

70 patelt tie SetcrS II I g CT
&riegS % a Of t 6 tcn
Petersburg, %. Sftober,
$50 MorgenS. - Seine gtodribten
bon iebr meitrei6enoer 8eoclttluug
iino bellte Nadt e%iugetrofien. 8eiOe
Seere oerIdon5en iid), ino oue llnl'
ItGnoe 0eltten al, boB Silropatfilt
Iebr bnlo eineu llelter 8oritoB itnter.
nebmen miro, iuenu er nidt Ourd)
Ifmere joponiide Gerit6rfungen &C.
5tultngen miro, ollf Der 9efcnliue dlt
bleiben. IS e%riitirt llriabe ST oer
9%lnnabntc, Dab Die Soponer etormc
8erit1rflngen aus Sopuu IoWobl,
Wie bon Yort grtbur beron5ieben, III
Der Soffnung, cine genitgenOe lte6er.
madt SIT erlangen urto ben @tnridaIl
Spoma III Stono SIT ieben, Dem &c
neral &l,ropotfin einen cntIdeiocn.
oeu Sdlug SIT OcricberL lobnIO Die
Standardization ipicoer IN gr0Berem
WtoBIto6e beginner.
|Oic fcinoielige Qemons
itrotion 9egen Sen rul
iii6eu 8otfdaftcr
in G0n0OM.
Qon6on, IS. Oft. - @rof 9lens
re
fenoorff mar geroOe aus S6lclicn
5llriidgefcbrt 100 cr Icinc lilbcrnc
Sod5cit nit ocu BertUaroten iciner
Iroll gcieiert bate. @liidlider 8eiie
ocrlicf bic fcjnoieliGc a~unogcbung,
obnc oaB cr irgeno welfelt S6uoen
erIitt. Die ruiiiid)e 9otidoit miro
6eutc Jtud)t ourd) cine ipe5ieQe Nb.
tGeillutg Eoli5ei 6emadt. @rof 9leri,
fen0orif iubr in @alopp bon Dem
9abnboic uah Der 9otid)oft, etlidJe
8oufbol6e lieien ieiner 8lltide nodL
aQein er erreid)te icillc Wobmullg Of.
ne tpeitere gel6itisultg. Die 8erfol9er
Dor oenl 8eidrotldnitSgebduoe
oen BORT alIf0eitellteu Yoli5ei-Goroon
ulO 5erltreuten lidL nad)0em lie, Hule
britannia" geiungen battei. Seine
&erboftungcn iuurOen porgeltommelt.
Shirt Soiutopolf .Oiinsfp. ein Better
oes neiten ruiiiiden Winiltcr beS Sr.
moron ma ,t,o;tor Gofro+nr Sa, a.,
iigen ruiiiidcn 9otihoit, FAM balO
mad 9lenfcnoorff's anfunft Dor Dem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES an itno es TO.
itete ibm Wiibe, Die goli5einodc 5,t
neranlaiIcn, ibm 9intritt gu getudG'
rem. @ruf 9lenteuoorff bate ibn per
Selepbon 6eiteQt, oamit er einen
ebiffreberldt lber Die feinbli6c
aunoge6ung 6e8 Mobs aufiete uno
mad Petersburg ihite.
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9 a -

Gompagnenoti5cn. - Snt
oemofrotiiden Soltptquortier i'm
DGrtam-Soltie" bcrri6te geItern
reyes 2eben. Gle iGnmtliden Gon-
greB-Gon0i0oten Der 0emofroten,
Ioruie Die 8obloufiiftS 9eb0roen
ans alien Counties bottcn iifJ ein-
g%efunocn, nm iid ii6er oie Ginf0r
mlgfeit Der SIT 0rudenoen Mabl5ettel
elnig 3lt luerocn. No6 oen Wittbci.
lungen Der Gon0iootcn ans 0ent
eriten uno benz f%iinften 0iItrifte iin0
oalelblt Die beIten @offnlurgen Dor.
batocn, aus ben republifduiid)en
Utebrbeiten Der letten Sabre Oenlo.
trotlld)e 5u MADDEN. IQe @etten
unter Den SportSIcuten IuIIen ga.
raul itIieBen, ooB @arpIono oento.
fratild gcben miro.
Senotor @orrlon miro moroen
abellO III leincr SeimotbsItoot Eau.
rel einc Tebe int SntereIie oeS Gan.
Olonten oeS filnften 0iitrifts boIten.
DeSgleidet miro Sr. @ormon nit
Dem @oubernellr Ipcof bon Noro.
Carolina au SomItog, oen 5. go.
bentber, cine Heoe III Der ,2Dric.
9ale" bierielbit bolteil i,no bomit
Die StaatS.9 ompogne obidIieBen.
9lrnoeS.S enator Hopner reiIt
lllorgen nad Neu- Yorf, no er in
oret 9roBen geriommlungen 9le0en
baltelt miro.
Selte 9(beto miro 9i,noeS.
Senotor WtcGomoS in Gambriooc
cine Heoe in 3nterelie oeS republi-
faltiIfcn Sidets Daltell.
9%rGnOe. - Die Sprisen.G Som.
pogllie Nr. 6 lplirbe g~eitern a6cno
nad) Dem bon &atie McGlorfep be.
pobnten SauIe Ger. 40S, SIt.Monl-
mentItraBe, gerufen, no boS alifge.
I6obene 6eniter 5pii6en ser Slide
uto Dem mittleren ;3immer oltf einc
Odrrntcr ltebenoe &autpe fiel mo eirt
nit9ef1brlid)es 3elter peritriodte.
9urd) einen 9Ilarm pom aaiten
Nr. 4l6 mur0e Die 3elleripebr geiterr
Otitta9 nad) bent 2ooen Der Eorjel.
lanfirnta S. Seth SoptiitS g. So,
Nr. 81, Observation-Disclosures, gerl-
ZEN, mo I'M Seller ans unbefannter
urlnde 5euer entItanbep mar. Ser
S6aoen mar nift beoeuteno.
Eer Selepbon ipuroe bie
Sprisen . Gompognie Hr. % nah
Dem 2aoen BON @oloberg Bros, Scr.
-25, @eit.9eringtonitraBe, gerufen,
aber es mar Elm fali6er alurm. 8er
Den Sd)nbernof oeriibte, lit nid)t be-
fontt. Dos griheinen Der Sprisen-
Gompognie erregte grobe Iufregling
in Dem 2ohen.
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Rlrt. Die 6irma Burner & Teufel
Ieitete 0as @egrGbniB.


IbIebeU. - Sr. U&ar 4mbdh
ein ebemuIs nobIbefunnter Suf.
bGnoIer, Itarb an Sonntaq nud)
LANCER 8ronfbeit in ieiner Iebten
8obnunq, Ger. t7t6, gltolu-4loce.
Der 8erbli6ene mar 81 Sabre ult
rno aus 9ellti6lano qebiirtiq. Gr
fam inn Sabre 1866 nod Amerito,
belt iid) 5uerit fltr5e 3eit in 9olti-
more allf mo iieoeIte Damn nod
Ohio iiber, poieIbIt er bis gum
Sabre 1875 oeripeiIte. Noh leincr
Hiidfebr nu6 Baltimore griiuhetc CT
ole fSirna @mbohL 8urgunoer &
60, aus meld)er Die 6irma @cbrijs
Der Imbodl & So. eutitanO. &or
3wei Sobren 500 iid) 9r. ambo&
pom @eihGit 5urilf. Sr. Intbodl
mar MfitgIieo Ser nSSraelttiiAeu
8obItbGtiqfcitS , @eieIidoft" unN
ein 0irettor Oe8 vS8roelittihen So
ipitolS." Gr binterldBt auBer leiner
Satin orei 9inoer, Die SS. @enrp
sc. uno Somltel sc. g(mbad uuo
5rou e. ". Cites.
Ole Satin 0cS @aiicr.
Sugenieur8 qeItorbeu. 1891
@m SomltogOtor9cu erIug Ole ilulge
Satin ocS @oiier . SngenieltrS gI-
freq %. Quid in ibrer 8obning, gtr.
25t8, Roro.GbarlesItroB ser &urs
9enentjiinoung. sic mar Ieit elmer
8od)c front 1t1o binterIGBt ouBer
ibrem @otten 5tpet ainOer i'm Sitter
bon reip. 5tuei Sobren uu0 orei Wtos
ndteu.
&ct6c nod nidt gefurs
ben. Illd) 9eltern fuie0cr ilthtC
Sic Monnitoft 0eS RoIi5eiboote3
n2onnon" bergeben8 nod ser 2ei6c
oeS ant Sumltog 3miiheu Soiptin3'
Boiut un0Rods Greet crtrumfenen 1S,
iGbrigen Wtariboa Gbetp bon Nr.
215, observation-disclosures. 9te Nod.
forid)llngcn iuer6cn beute fortgeicGt
iueroen.
&Ietnc II nfGIle I'M 8ran0 s.
81 Itritt. - Gem 43 Sabre ulterl
9orrp Sin bon Nr. 525, SoffmonItr,
ipuroe geitern bel einem GleDotors
llnfou ocr 9lrm berIebt, mo er mlBtr
IN 6olGe oeIicn nod) DEM nStoOts
Soipitol" gcbrodt luer6en.
Gent in Dem Seller oeS @ull.
pIobe8 Ir. 225, Oit,9oItinoreItraBe,
beid6fti9ten gtrbeiter Sobn Slider
bon SIR. t708, Ror0'@ eItltrnBe, fieI
geltern Elm bont yImericnn. "@ebGll,
DC bernbioIenoeS Brett ouf oenaopf,
III 6olge oeiien CT nof oemn Staot.
SolpitoI" ~iibergeiiibrt lperoen muBtc.
- Sn oent Nerboll 9tr. tt5, Su.
nooerltroBe, fieI Dem g(rbeiter 8nl.
81. Snnner bon @ononStolpn geItern
ein 3iegelitcin ouf Den &opf; er iuor
i'm Stan0c, per StroBenbobn nod
Sullie 81 fubrcn.
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GIotIif e It 0 r E e II. -
eugene 0'Neia Elm s. Sabre nlter
Sniaiie oeS SeimS ser aleiuen 9(r.
meni6meitern an &dQeps uno Yrcs
iton.S traBe. muroe geltern Wtorgen
foot int Bette ouieefunoen. Ger
gtonn mar einem Sersi6Lag erie.
GER
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IS / H."

Ser D6robiinn" belt g~eItcrn 9(beno
inter 2eitung bon Brof. Sobn q.
aIein cine gutbeiu6te SinqItunoe
ob, III ipelder MISUNDERSTANDING
tit Oo8 CONCERT getroffen ipltrocn.
St Der Geid0ftSIibung, III lpeIfcr
Eroiiocnt &enrp Settler ocn @oriiB
filbrte uno @r. 9erntonn 9arfotu ais
Erotofoafilbrcr fungirtc, ipllrocn
Ginloonngen bcS o~Sbolio-MGnncr
dorS" uno oeS 0SoriuGrts" ongenom.
ltlCll.
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StaSt 8artimtore.
oGtntra6t" : CONCERT.

20. Stifhng8feit, oerbun0en nit
Gon3ert uno 8aG, in ser Gin.
trott" SaIIe 5u 2ocuit-9oint.
Nnoerc GereinS = Nodrihten.
Wit ieinetn 9eItrigen Gon5ert bot
Der 8eIungpcrein yGintradt" benie.
zen, ooB, penn audi cine SGnger.Or.
gontIotton 5urDeiIeu cine paiitoe Roue
elnnlmnt, lie ii6 inter Der 2eituno
zines ener9ii6en 9irigerten in Der.
boItniBmdBig fl1r5er Belt rpie0er in
oortbeilboftem 2i6te Dor Dem 8ubli.
tim blidcn laIien fam. 0oS Con.
5ert nabm in ie0er @iniiht einen 5ll-
ACKNOWLEDGMENT &erlouf ouf uel-
hen Die NitgIieOer iomobI, ais @rof.
9ubert Stripped, Ser @eIongsIeitcr
OeS SereinS, itoI3 iein f0nnen. Der
@erem 3QbIt ieBt % ottipe Wtitglie-
Der lno peiIt in ben unteren Stim.
men oor5iigIi6c 8rGfte ouf iu1brcu0
Der erlte lcnor nod etipaS better be.
lebt icin Oiirfte. gI8 SoIiItin oc8
Nbelo8 mod]te Sri. Minla H~einborot
ibr Debut. Die iltlge Dame oerfiiat
ilber cine IiebIide Stimme, ncIde
nod beiier sur 8eltlnq fomnen
0iirfte, lpern SRI. &einborOt ibrc
Sdithtcrnbcit ab9eIegt bat.
Die 3uinmmeniebutg oc8 Gro.
9ron1mS mar folgenoe: 0uoertiire,
0r9eIter. Der brooe 8ua," Gbor,
BON &oidot; @eiongoercin Gin.
tro6t," Heoe 0eS @~rGiioentell, Srn.
Gowor0 Sobn5. Guett, nGbe 2ilp on0
TIE Noic" BON @looer; Sri. 0}iu.
nu Reiuburot, Sopron; g. Sang, gllt.
GoupIet bon Mebren. 0uoertiirc,
Nrdeiter. sd moht' eil Ouften0'
9Iiimleiu ietn" bon MiiQer; @eIong-
perein oGintrod)t." Sopron Solo,
oNoppD GnD@" bon 8lober; SRI.
0tinno &cinborot. Srmoriltil6e8
Quartet, nSongeSbriiocr altf ser
Reiie" BON Simon; r9tiler" Sr. !.
Wtebren, ollm6ite" Sr. s. S6mi0t,
nNeumonn" Sr, Gb, 9oumonr,
uSebmom" &r. @. @riininger.
Gas arrangements = Gpmite be.
itoltO aus Sen S&. 60. SobnS, 3.
Sdniot, ". 9%cbrcnot, &. Srob, $.
@0ben6crgcr un0 y. SdneiOer.
&c { It Yoint 80 Gnncr.
dor"
Ger n2ocuit . 9oint 0}Glurcrd)or"
belt in 3luider'8 9oIle inter 2eitltng
bon Erof. Subert ariippeI am Conn.
tag cine gutbeiltGte Brobc fir fem
Stittungsfeit ob. Sll Der 8eid1it$-
iiblng, in meIher I%rdiioent @ll.
3iuider Oen &oriib Iiibrte un0 Sr. q.
S6ornogel oils ErotofoQfiibrer full=
girte, lullrocn Ginlaoungen pom
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HUNT PASS OVER CASCADES.
Jeha nIn.o Believes Stock Can Be
Driven Over FfoumfaIns.

Albany-John MintO, Of Salem. one
OF the pioneers in the santiam moun.
tain district Of Oregon, win in 4 few
days head party from the end Of the
Corvallis & Eastern railroad. on the
north fork Of the eantiam river. in
quest Of shorter route 10 connect the
railroad with the Deschutes country "a
Eastern Oregon.
Mr.. Mimic has long entertained the
idea that there is pass through the
Cascade mountains at this point where
i would be possible to construct q trail
Tor driving stock overland from the
Eastern Oregon ranges to the eastern
end OF the Corvallis & Eastern line.
he has interested Manager Edwin
Stone, OF the Corvallis & Eastern. in
the work, and an effort TO lay out the
route Of the proposed route will be
made in few days.
The old Mimic trail, which extends
from the end Of the old railroad grade
to the Eastern Oregon country, has
been used for years by those who know
the short cuts that connect the western
and eastern parts OF the state. But
Mr.. Mimic is satisfied that there is a
shorter eut yet, and that 1t could be
made Of great service to the stockrais-
ers Of Eastern Oregon in shipping their
stock to market.
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JAP VICTORY
Russian Army Driven from
Kiao Tung.
RESISTANCE WAS STUBBORN
nusccvIses arc Believed TO Have
Lost 1000 ren, while vIctors
Lose Half as many.

Toxic, July 2b.-General Kuroki
after q severe fight. occupied Kiao Tung
on July 10. The place had been iorti.
ied BY the Russians, who defended II
stoutly. In the fighting General Kuro.
ki's troops drove the Russians from
their strongly fortified position on the
Chi river, which Is northwest Of Mo
Ten Pass and east Of An Pin, inAicting
upon the enemy more serious losses
than they sustained themselves. The
light began on the 18th and ended on
the 18th. The Japanese lost 424 men
killed and wounded. The Russian
losses are estimated at 900. /.
General Kuroki began his advance
early In the morning Of the 18th.
The fighting continued until dark,
when the japanese forces bivouacked.
The Russians made two counter at
tacks, but were repulsed in each case.
The Japanese renewed the attack al
midnight, posting their ARTILLERY In
the valley below and on the high
ground to the south Of the Russian po-
sition. The main Japanese body was
assigned TO attack the Russian center,
. small detachment sent toward the
right flank and another 10 watch the
enemy's left flank. #Af
After these positions had been taken
The fighting ceased for time, but ii
vas resumed at dawn. The Russians
had 50 guns In action, and they yigor-
ously shelled the Japanese. To this
IRE the Japanese replied, and the bonn
bardment lasted for four hours. Dur
ng this time the japanese infantry
moved forward and the flankers had
succeeded in scaling the heights on the
Russian right by 3 o'clock in the after
noon, at which hour the main force
vas ordered to storm the Russian cen.
iers The Japanese artillery protected
IBIS movement splendidly, but the in.
antry met with severe fire and lost
Asayily in Gaining the heights.
The final successful charge was deliv-
sred at $50 in the afternoon. The
Japanese succeeded in partially cutting
III the Russian retreat, and this soon
oeame rout. The enemy retired in
wo directions, TO the northward and
o the eastward. The Russian forces
'ngaged included, in addition to the
'Itillery, seven battalions of infantry
md regiment OF Cossacks.
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TRY TO DRAW rodo away.
vlsdlvosiOk Fleet Hopes TO Weaken
Squadron at Port Arthur.

st. Petersburg, July 23.--The news
Of the fral appearance OF the vladIvo.
stok squadron in the Pacific since the
outbreak Of the war, telegraphed from
Toxic, causes no surprise at the ADM
ralty here, although II is said Vice Ad.
miral skrydloff purposely has not noti-
fed them OF the squadron's departure
In order 10 prevent the possibility OF
the information leaking out.
Vice Admiral Bexobrazoff's action ip
giving the clip to Vice Admiral Kami.
mura and passing rsugar straits is re.
gaFded as evidence Of the insufiiciency
Of the Japanese naval forces. 1t Is
probably the purpose Of Admiral Bezo.
braxof TO raid the coast towns of ia.
pan, capture merchantmen, make a
naval demonstration off Yokohama,
and generally create panic among the
population, in order to compel Rear
Admiral Togo TO reinforce Admiral
Kamimura. and thus weaken the feet
off Port Arthur.
The idea that Admiral Bezpbrazoff
would seriously attack large ports OF
japan is, however, rejected, owing to
the danger from submarine boats,
mines, torpedo boats and shore batter.
les.
The report is current that the Vladi-
vostok squadron is homeward bound
under orders to effect a juncture with
the first division OF Vice Admiral Ro-
jestvensky's Baltic squadron, which ia
ready TO go out on trial tIip in the
Baltic.
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NO MORE RAIDS.
Russia Will Release FiaIaCCa and
Put End TO Red Sea Incident.

Russia viii Release riaIaCca and
Put End TO Red Sea Incident.
st. Petersburg, July 25.-The steam
er Malacca is at Suda Bay, Island OF
Crete, where, under an agreement
reached by Great Britain and Russia,
she will be perfunctorily inspected joint
ly by the Consuls of the two countries
and released unless palpable contra
band Of war intended for the Japanese
shall be found, in which case the contra.
band only win be held. British gov
ernment stores aboard the vessel will
not be examind.
The Russian reply to the British
protest was handed to Ambassador
Hardinge in the afternoon. Russia
agrees that the Malacca shall not be
brought before prize court, and un.
dertakes that no incident similar to
this will occur in the future.
A claim foI damages as a result of
delaying the steamer will be presented
in due course Of time through the Brit
ish embassy.
II captain Of the st. Petersburg, in
his report, gives as his reason for sum-
marily making prize OF the Malacca
the fact that the British master of the
NIalacca declined to produce the mani
tests Of his cargo.