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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
NadpucGcn ocs StnrmcS.

Shlinm1c @erfcbrSitorungen oltf Den
Giirn6o6ncn mo itrcnGc &dlte.
Sdiii6rii6c al Ser gtclt-Gllgs
lGnocr SiiItc. - &c6cnSDcrlult Ill
4cm.0orf.
Ncm Oort %. Ban. Go@
flare MCttcr, meld)ca bclltc 0llr oc1
0roBcn Sdnceiturm iolNtc, brodtc
sic gr0Btc &0lte lcit Sobrcn. Nobs
rcn Der irilben Wiorgcnitunocn lonf
0a@ thermometer bis ollf bic 9tlllls
murfc, mo ollh mGbren0 0c9 Sor
mittng4 flcttcrtc Is MIR icbr lunglont
culpor. Minoeitcna od)t @tcnIdcns
lc6cn iin0 Dem g~eitrigcn Sturnlc 5llm
Spfer gcfullen. Sic mciltcn Der ltns
oliitflidcn bliebcn, m1brenO lie bnlb
c"riroren moren in SdncelpCbcn ltet-
fen mo folnCn 0nrirl I'M, cbe ibncn
Siilfe 5ll S6eil mllr0c. Ter Gilcns
bubnuertcbr lit nod llld)t ipic0cr
gGn3lid micOcr bcrgeItcllt, uno Die
Wild5ufu6r mar Delltc cine 10 tnuppc,
boB Der &orrotb oltf Die AteiAe gcht.
IQc 0rrh5ii9c foncn DcripGtct al.
glltd) oltf Der Grollcpbnbn Ouncrtc c9
bclltc gcrnllmc Belt, che Die Nn9gona
micocr cintgermnBcn iobrplonmuBi0
fobren fonutcrL mo Der N%noroltg
bon GoIiogicrcn nod) 0cn @odbobncn
mo Der llntcr9rlunbbobn mar aus
oiciem 0runoc pb0llomcnol.
&iclc tronSutlontiIde Ionlpfcr.
iuclde OuS Gnoc oca StllrncS ollf
bobcr Sec %obgeluortct bnttcn lallGtcn
bclltc al mo inbcn ans, mic Gi5-
bcrac. Sn @oicn lll0 olti ser 9ai
lit Der %crfcbr bcltc wic0cr 5icunlid)
r%c0eln0Big im Oongc. 9cpcihcn aus
Gclorporc, Ncu + &cricn Ycnniplpo-
nicn mo ohocrcn Stootcn Ser Hod)s
borld)oIt crgcbcn, Dob BORT SIT 5icmr
lid bic nGnnlidcn 3itlt0nOc hcrrid)en,
ipie bier. Sm 0ltlid)cr Gcnnipluunicn
Iil0 nid)t ucligcr ais 53'5rodt,iiac
I'M Sdnce Itcfcn 9cblic6cn. S9Sl
Elttaburg fam Der bcttige Gbicoaocr
GrprcB5pN ans Ncm.Norf uoQc odt
Stllll0en ucrlp1tct an.
Sn Ncu-Gn0lono lit scr Stltrm
bclltc nod i'm 0on0c, ninnnt ieood)
INNER mchr al 0cuolt ab. Wcbrete
S6ooncr li10 olf Den Strono &C.
Worfcn nOrOel1, mn6 bel Nuntildet,
WoiI., i%trunocte Der &oblcnOonpfer
.@cor0etoiun" bon Der ggtluntic
Stcnuibip Co." mcIdcr am 0ien-
tag BON EortlonO, Wtc., nod &em.
port NcluS, 30, ubging. Die Wunn,
ihoftcn iinO gcrcttet mo 10 lucit nlol,
ipeiB, iino feline Wenid)enlc6en olr
Der Nell.GltglG10cr &iiItc bcrloren
g%cgdlgcl. Sn Bottom ltoilo oos
thermometer bclltc iriib ) Wro0 I'M.
ter Nna. Gieicr Shnee Iicgt oilf ben
oortigcn StroBcn, aocin Souicnoc
bon arbcitcr1 iitb nit Der Gnfcr.
nltrtg oeiiel6en beiddftigt ilnb Der
Strabelbobnpcrfebr fam oQm1blid)
iuieoer in @urg.
>5nt Webiete Der groBen Seen, I'M
@eiten ulo I'M gon5en Siioen
berrid)t bcllet cine itrerge aGlte, ie-
ood) mOOerirte iid) Dos @etter ollent-
bulben. Sn 6luriOn bat bic gpfel.
%iinelr, lnlO Gitronenernote groBen
Sd)a6en erlitten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

0ompicr o9tcm.Nort" nod SOutD'
omptou am IS. 6cbruor.
Tompfcr nSiuIon0" nod NIttUcr.
pen on1 is. Gc6ruor.
0umpfcr nEomonio" nod Ncupcl
muO @cuto am 81. ScbrHur.
Compiler oSronprin5" no6 &rc.
men am 81. 6cbrllor.
Compiler oWioicitic" nod &iucr,
pool om -. SCbrlor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Seiraths : Siccuseu.

Die Folgenoen Seiratbs : 9icen5et
lpuroen geitern bonn Glerf oes Som,
mon Fleas'@ eridts oiisgeitcQt:
Soiepb Sbeebp, 81, nno Murp So.
bier. 36 Sabre alt; 2icen5 gebolt bon
Soiepb Sbeebp @nibinaton, .. 6.
8ranf 8oprina, iuny 26, nnb $50.
renee s. Senlp, 26 Sabre oft; Sicenj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

Nr.3t4, SonoocritroBe. SingItunoe:
0onncrItogS - 9%trigcnt: Cbns. S.
Nndall.
Scout Goiut WGnncr6or."
SuuptQuarticr: 3pider'S SoIle.
gde Cuba. ttnO 9lnorcItroBe. Sing.
ItlEOc: Mittipo6 gben0S s ltDr -
Gtrigcnt: Sllbcrt GriippcI.
Irbcitcr.2ieocrtaic!."
Sn~ttptquortier: 8oI5' Safe, Nr.
4O8, @cIt . 2criugtonitraBe. Sing.
itlut02: ~Nicuitog5-GirigCut: @ugo
Sriippcl.
nS6oIio MGuncr6or."
S%ouptQunrtier: @oigt'S SoIIc, gr.
tt22, SnriorosN ocnte. SiugIhrnOe:
WtittWoM8-9iriaeut: Soicpb Sadie.
nMo5ort.N 6nner6or."
@ouptduortier: @roaopoD . SotcI,
gde @rooomop ulO SrIcunSItrnBc.
S~in9ihunOe: 9icnItngS - 9irigent:
0eo. KS. FoDllllQlul.
ngihenfran5."
SauptQrtnrtier: Sobu GdmiSt's
Dorm. 3orn'S) Snuc, @de 8. ml6
@oug6itraBe, SigbIauotopn. Sing.
ltunOe: MittiuoHs-9irigcnt Com.
9odner.
.IcIooic."
Snltptoltartier: S. Sizes SaIc,
gde 2otpItrnBe unO @eIoir Martt.
SingitunOc: 9omerItugS - 9iri.
gent s. 9arollls.
9oDcri der Nc 0nncr6or
Ndcrmonn'S @ouc, Gdc BON Goros
Zine unO @ougbitruBc. Singihmoc:
0onncritog NbcuO. 9irigcnt: 9(ltguit
SfneiOcr.
y0crmanin,0 iIortctt- Club"
Solptqlarticr: Meicnbcr9'8 Sonc,
Mr. t16, Ntoro 8acoitroBc. Sing.
EtunOe: 9icnItags = 9iriocut: s.
8oroll$.
n@cbgers@ eiangocrein."
SolptQuarticr: Soffmann's @aac,
2oru, ulO 6orreIt StraBe. Sing.
itttnOe: 9icnitagS - 9irigcnt: S. s.
Sranf.
nGOcIlueiB."
SonptQtrorticr: @eorg s, gocr's
&ouc, Nr. 1, Goit-gIocnle, Canton.
Gingihnoe: 8ienItngs - @irigent:
gug. Sdueioer.
Sllrnbcreinc:
oSltrn E Scftion ocS 2o6or . gu.
cc1ms." - 0icnitog uno 0omucr.
tag. &urnItlrnoc Nben03 s llbr.
oGcrmouia . Surnocrein."
Sbimef'8 n96bmen . $aae."
Sllrnperein D8oripGrts."
GortpGrts 3 SoQe, Nr. 732-731,
Observation-Disclosures.
o2ocltit . Eoint Sllrnperein."
@de <Q- un0 9eaion . StraBe.
ollnobb0ngigcr @iirgcr.8crcin bon
MorpIon0" - Seriommlmtg ieAcu
Ictten 0onncrIta0 i'm Monut in ocr
o&orudrtS = Sn0e," Nr. 784, @eIt.
2crin0tonitraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
pie dnerRannt
bette Ncuti6r 3citun8
Der
9yStttcls mmo Glib taatem
lit Der
9euti6c Correspondent
in Baltimore, Wlo.
- tS49-190I -

Gicic tGgIide Morgen5eitlmg er.
i6cint odt Soften # tart, miro
in Baltimore uno 8oiDington brett
ms @ou8 geltefcrt uno foitct
MIR 1872 Geut3 pro ISOLDE, nit
SomtogSbIott Toe. 9eiteIimgen
Ourd) SrG0cr ooer per Eolt unO per
EcIcpbon wcr0cn prompt beriidiid)'
ti0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

lU@ Suu2 Telle CCI ullu loIlel
MIR 1872 Geut3 pro ISOLDE, nit
SomtogSblott Zoe. 9elteIlrngen
ollrh SrGgcr o0er per EoIt un0 per
EcIcpbon DCr0cn prompt 6eriidiidI'
ti9t.
WOocru Nts9critItct.
NQe 0cpartcmcnt8 Oc8 @ci61ftcs
0c3 y0cutiHcn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nit Den neueItcn Grrlugcnl6oftcn
Der Wioi6iIcnboutunit Derieben.
Scit Dem groBcn YrnuOc Iin0 Scb'
YtoiAinen cingeiiibrt luoroen, lucld'e
ridtige 8itnoerperfc mooerncr Dle.
donif iin0, uno nit &iilfe BON Gas
mo Glcftri5it6t in @etrieb geiest
mcrocn. 9ie 3citlng miro ollf elmer
Wioidinc nit en0loicm Yupicr &c.
Oruft. 0ieie N}oihine Orudt.
Id)neioet, fol5t uuO 50blt ole 3eitlm.
gen, obnc 0oB irqenO melhc menidl.
lid)c @iilfc unbeoingt crforoerltd 1T.
&Or5iiglidJcr NcuiGfcitsOienit.
Ole 0icooftion ocS n0eutiden Cor.
rcipou0cntcn" itebt 1T oireftcr Ser.
b%inoung nit allen gielti9feits- 4gelr
tllrcn, erbGlt Die 9epeihen Ser .9i.
Iociirten Yrcne" aus alien Sbcileu
Scr @elt, bat cincn icbr gut orgoni'
lirten 0icnIt scr cria6renitcn BE-
ri6tcritotter un0 Wtitarbeiter uno
fam nit Tcht Gniprub ouf Die
9ebouptllng MAIDEN, Bob cs Ole belt.
reOigirtc 3citlrn9 OeS &anoeS lit.
7nS Scitc uDr IQcm.
SSn 6en SpaIten oeS y9cuti6en
Gorrclponocntcn" fiuoen Die &eier
ulSgc5ci6nct gcId)riebene 2eitartitel
ii6cr brcnncn0e Go0cSfragen, lad9e.
mlGBe 9toti5en. Die nelleitcn Gcpei6eu
bonn 9ricgSidlollblabe aus Dem fer.
men Often ole 6citcn Nodriften ir
fur5 gefoBtcr 6orm aus aIfen
EbciIcn OeS Sn. mo 9lusIanoes
mas i'm Snnern oes eige.
ucn Stootc8 porgeBt, mas Die
Utuni5ipol Neb0r0eu onbctrifft, mas
in Den @crldtet gcidicpt, iunS inn
ScrcinSlc6cn porgcbt, wie Die Breiie
iiir &cbcnSmittcl ltcigcn oocr fallen,
iuu3 Is fir 8cttcr gibt lln0 Sat.
lcnOe bon unocrcn Sadcn, inter DE.
ncn c5 fir ie0en &cicr ettuaS Snte.
~rciiontcS 8ibt.
9ll8 gIn5siscn'W coinm
1cDt Scr n9euti6e Correspondent"
2lllel borull.
0ieie 8citung miro bon ocn 9e!
BORDEN ftir Die amtIi9cn 9efanntma.
dltngen belllbt.
9lle Bcrcinc, @cieuidaftcn tno
GorporotioIlcn 6cigen I'M n9elttidcn
Gorreipou6cntCn" an.
Die 0cih0ftSlclltc miIien, ooB9lu.
3cigen III oicier 3citung Die bciten
Jiclultote bringcn.
6obrifonten uu0 Son6Uertcr 81.
den Die Nn5ei8cripuItcn Oieies 9lot.
ties.
limo SPAR nit gtcdt; ociln Der
D0cltihe Correspondent" ge6t in
oGe areiie, 9tei6 rno Nrm, Sod
unO NieoriG Nab un0 Sern, Demo.
frutcn mo Nepu6litaner, @irt6e
unO Scmpcren5lcr, unO bictct anen
GtluaS.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
0oS @ei6dItS . Bureau luro 6as
NeooftiouSIofal be!inoen ii6 in gfr.
All, Ct. SAUL traBe, mo g(n5eigeu
mo @citeaungen oii Die 3eitrung,
Ioiuie Neuigtciten uno anoere Dit.
tDcillngen entgegen genommer per.
oen. 6erner fam oaS @eIddit 0urd)
6eioe Telephone erreidt iperoen: fir
ou8 @eihdftS i. 9ureau 6. & q.
1928, M}ollnt 8ernon; fir Die Ie.
ooftion 6. & g. 3175, Mt. 8ernon;
NlarpIano 1899, Gourtluno.
SO. Nainc.
giacntGiimrr nno Scraiiserbcr.
Nr. Iii, Ct. Yunl. Strobe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
@ricf6cfOrocrnno uadl bonn InSlunS.

N'N " IptotAHHD HhNh pNW $lhSluHp'
Die nuSI6n0iidc YoIt fir Oic nit
Dem %. &olutor enocnOe ISOLDE
Id!icBt I'M bieli8cn &allptpoItamt Gin
ollcn 60lcn piinftlid) ipie folgt:
Die @ofetpolt lit often bon 8 ll6r
&ormitto0S bis ) llbr NodmittagS,
t0glidl, mrSgenomnen SountogS,
Sic Bodctpoit no6 9eltti6lon0
idIicBt INN 10 llbr @ormittogS OIL
Montog Den %, mo 6rcitoQ 0cn
y. Sonllor.
9ompicr foDrcn bon Nclu. gorf o6,
lucnn nidt on6crS nltgc1ebcn.
SrnnSatIontiN e 80 II.
6rCitog - nm ) llGr Nud)nlitt0N@
nod) 0cn N5orcn per Compiler Don
Bottom; 7 ll6r I6cnb5 nod europa
per 9pir. st. @oui@" piu Elnnlout6
mo G6crbpurA Voitlndlcn nod 81.
UcrpOQl, SdOttlonO un0 ,}rlono mil
icIt opcr ct. &oui9" oOrciiirt icinD
nm 10 ll6r glbcro9 nod Guropo
per Gompicr oGomponiu" pio
Gllccn0tolun.
i q it II d) z ii 8 un0 Gcutrnl
INERTIA q, % It en- etc.
6rCitnN - nm 10 llbr Nbclt0o uad)
Bermuda per 9nnpi. .@crmu0ion",
nod Curacao mo &%cncjucln per
0umpicr nWtorocoibo", nnd) Yortu
Rico, 2cporo. ltno Ninomurb El-
ieln per Compiler oEouce" pio Son
Sllon; nnd6 ortlmc %Slono, &onloico
mo Columbia per 9ompirr .Auc.
gbdnD"; nnd Gnbo per Camper
oWicrico".
Somltog nm II llDr Nittcr.
nnd)t nod) Bahamas per GompIcr
boz Miomi, 6lo.
Die Foit nod) Ncufnn6lono, bin
NorosS poncD, uiO nod WiQuelon
Oin Bolton, i6GieBt bier t6g(id INN !
llbr NodmittogS; no6 Cuba, biu
Tampa, t1glid nm / ltbr Nodmits
tags; nodl Gotta Tico, SonouroS IL.
Guatemala, Banana mo Scr 90
nnIjonc pio Nclu Orleans, tGglif
I'M s llbr Nbcn0S.
Irun5. Eorifit y 0 it.
6rcitog - nm I llGr N6enbs nod
0cn YDilippinen ln0 @llom pio Gan
6rnncisco.
Sumitog - nm Z ltGr Nbcno5 nod
,Sopolt, Goreu. China mo Sen Bbi.
Iippinen pin Son 6rancisco; nod
IuitralietL NeltsS eeluro, G%aleOonien
Saluoii ltlo Snmon bia San 6ron.
cisco; no6 ocn Sill. Snieln, 9(ritra'
lielr lit6 Galcoonien pin Bnncoubcr.
Sic 3rans.g aciiic.Yoi miro tag.
lid beforoert, irno Die abgangstage
iino 10 arronoirt, Bob Elm mnnnter.
brod)encr llebcrImno. EranSport &C.
tnlnlidt mir6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27

CA9 III
3rsgt die Die Suha, Die Ihr Inner Gskalt hab!
' us,if. N1AN@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
Notwithstanding.
SO. Nainc.

Gigcnt6iimcr nnb Scraiisecbcr.
Gr. Ill, ct. Yul. Strobe,
Baltimore. Mo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
SChmarfcu.N 9cnturCn.
gCri6ie0ene Staottbeile, III nelfen
RoFt.8ertbia6en bertauft

lOgt0Gll.
ReIpnle - G. y. Gcott.
Ootfs9lorb gurueu 3. Sdppirgton.
@oriu6slpenue uno 0~arrifon'StlnBe - EO'
bert e. Sc. Sdu.
q. StraBe unb Surttuooonssbenu 49, eouls
Weii6ollur.
Srcu0eOiue - Siram RimbIe.
BortsYpeHue uHo JobnIoHsS trdbe - n. g. g
Sbeibt.
5. uno @ouabsSuabe, Sisblanotcipn - Sas.
z. Truur.
Srnngeolue 6eprgs Peu.
gSryf. 20, tlniors9l0enue (Noobberrb) -
Clarence 3. WtniamS.
@rudopn0 uno gaItimoresStrnbe - George
J, genD.
tlntersG Citation. nPeuHfbIbdrIer gubn- 49, g.
s. gro!pr.
GanoeI Station. rgaItimorssO bto'9abu".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-27
8cf6rScrnne bon gOnIafeR.

Bef6rNcrnng bon YOitINheN,
2dhge ser erIorocrlihen 8eit 3ur
grreihung ser berihie0eren
electromagnetic
ttntenIteben6 lit Die nngefdbrc
8cit fir ltebermitteIlutg Ger Soft.
iodlen BON Dem @oItimorer 8oIt.
9iircou nod ben bauptladIiGcn
einbeimii1cn mo m8ndriigcn
StGoten pcr3ei6net..
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-18
Mems Shoes

Mems Shoes
Mems single and double sole lace and congress shoes Lon
don cap extension soes every pair guaranteed for good
wear worth s. IS and S200. In this gigantic sale 9Sc
Mems shoes for business wear that and
fort, worth $500 In this gigantic sac-sI .zO
Mems fine dress shoes, made from select box calf and vc
kid every pair worth $3.50. In this gigantic sale so
We offer the best shoe the market for the price certain
~ equal any $500 and $500 make, latest toes and
styles, in all the latest feathers These shoes compare
with the expensive shoes made. All in this sale
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-18
Ladies Shoes

Over 1000 pairs of very fall seasons
goods hand-sewed lace button all weights of soes,
French kid. patent leather, and Russia calf, They
far the best of shoe brought to this market and
they in all sizes and all widths worth from $3.50
$500 Come and pick rhem in this gigantic sale
for from --.. s., 90 to 9St
Ladies Eide vc kid shoes button and lace Paris toes and
patent tip worth So 90, this gigantic sale for S4
Baby shoes worth soc, this gigantic sale 25
Baby Shoes worth 75c, this gigantic sale 3O
Misses shoes sizes II IT. 3 worth up so in this
gigantic sale
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-18
Sensational Bargains in Mems, Boys and
ChiIdren's Clothing

A fine suit OF Clothes all match This suit positively
worth So. your money refunded any time during
this gigantic sale SI.9S
fine suit of coheS-all match. This positively
worth SO or your money refunded at any time during
this gigantic sale .. -.- . S2S5
fine suit of clohesal match. This positively
worth $1,000 your money refunded any time during
this gigantic sale - $685.
Mems fine suits in chevots and Scotch plaid worth SIP
money refunded during this gigantic sale
satisfied S4.S5
Mems splendid suits i'll Velour finished Cassimers all sizes
These suits positively worth SIS, your money back
in this gigantic sae-- S6S5
500 pairs men's pants, worth up $3.50.
In this gigantic sale - 69c
500 pairs mem pants, worth up to S375
In this gigantic sale SI40
600 pairs mems pants, worth up $500.
In this gigantic sale SI96
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1905-09-18
J. E. MOORE, Brownsville, Texas


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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

H. s. GARFIELD, NJ. D., HOMEO-
pathic physician and surgeon. Of
flee in Judd building. Telephones:
Office, Black, 1411; residence, Black.
"a.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

STILLMAN & PIERCE, ATTOR-
neys at Law. Mr.. Stillman has been
admitted to practice in United States
patent Offices and makes specially
of patent law. Rooms 10, IL. IL and
IS, Association block.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
Fire From a Light Rnlh

Mrs. Fred Sears is in a critical
condition at her home on the corner
OF Fifth street and Sixth avenue as
result of receiving burns yesterday
morning. The fire was caused by an
electric light coming contact with the
bedding upon which Mrs. Sears was
resting. and before the flames could
be extinguished she was badly burned
about the waist and limbs. Drs.
Hurlburt, Norris and Shaft have
been in close attendance upon the pa
tient, who was reported TO be rest
ing easy at late hour last evening"
Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

The town of Ritter, located at the
McDuffee hot springs, on the middle
fork of the John Day river. suffered
the first fire in its history Tuesday
evening when the hotel and public
hall were destroyed. The blaze orig
mated in the second story of the hotel
and when discovered about o'clock
in the evening. the entire second story
of the building was a mass of flames,
which soon spread to the public hall.
Blue Mountain Eagle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
PnNG THE EXCHANGES
|rHE INLAND EMPIRE

said that Representative Magin wop,a
support Peck's claims and that petit
tions were now being circulated for
transmission to Boise.
Mr., Kirby. who is the possessor of
the meteor found near Peck recent
ly. states that he is planning to bring
It to Lewiston for exhibition and win
also take II to the Portland fair
Lewiston Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
WARSH|PS COMING
PORTLAND WILL BE vIs-
TIED BY MANY VESSELS.
United States Navy VIII Make an Ex-
cellent Display During Lewis and
Clark Fair-Besides Actual War
ships the Government VIII Have
Many Dozens of Costly Models.

Portland Feb. 6.-For the Lewis
and Clark centennial, which will be
held at Portland from June l TO Oc-
tober Is next, the United States gov
eminent will make AN absolutely
unique naval exhibit. Instead of
confining its exhibits of warships en-
tirely to miniature models, the gov
ernment will station a number of her
largest and finest men of war in the
Willamette river, adjoining the fair
grounds. These vessels will be open
TO the public for certain periods each
day. and launches will carry visitors
to and from them. in order that the
people may see for themselves just
what a modern warship looks like,
how it is constructed, equipped,
manned and controlled.
As the government Buildings are
located on a peninsula, which is con-
nected to the narrow strip of main
land separating the Willamette river
and Guilds lake, the natural Grand
Basin" of the exposition, access to
the warships i'm the river from the
grounds is made easy, and the con-
venient location of the ships makes
il certain that they will prove most
popular attraction.
The exhibit which the navy depart
ment will make in the United states
government building will be complete
i'm every detail, and interesting 10
everyone. 1t will include large mod
els. from eight to 10 feet in length
which cost the government from Vs.
900 to $4,000 each, and which VIII
embrace every type of warship' from
the greatest battleship to the httle
Holland submarine torpedo boat
This array of models will include re-
productions of the Maine, which wa'
sunk in Havana harbor; the BROOK
lyn, Admiral Schley's flagship at san
tiago; the Olympia. Deweys flagshl
at Manila; besides the oregon Ne"
York, Missouri Columbia, Kearsarge
Iowa, Newark, st. Louis, Texas. Ar
kansas, Nashville. Chesapeake, Hele
ma. Tacoma and Annapolis, and prob
ably several others.
A most fascinating feature OF I'M
exhibit of models will be two work
ing models Of dry docks. one Of tn
familiar type of dock found at mos
of the navy yards Of the world; tn
other a floating dock patterned afte
the new docks recently installed
New Orleans and Pensacola Thes
models, which will be operated con
tinuously, will show the manner Q
docking and unlocking war vessei'
some of the ship models being use
for illustration.
In one corner of the navy spac
will be a map of the world, ~ ZEE
| long and eight feet high, on whic
will be distributed diminutiye MODE
Of every ship in the United stat'
navy. These models will be move
about from day to day SO that at
glance the visitor can tell the loc'
ton Of every ship in the service.
A company of marines VIII oe
duty at the exposition grounds du
ing the fair. The marines VIII gl'
daily drills and conduct a mou
camp.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

BALLERAY & McCoURT, LAW
yers. Association building.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

DIR. W. C. COLE, OFFICE IN JUDD
building. Office hourse, 10 to IL
a. m; to p. m. Telephones: Of
flee, Main 1871; residence. Main 1891.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
New Bridge on John Day.

Several big freight teams left Hepp-
ner Friday for Spray loaded with
heavy irons which are to be used in
building the big bridge across the
John Day at Spray The bridge will
be a modern structure and will be
pushed to completion as fast as possi-
ble.-Heppner Gazette.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
BOARDING AND LODGING.

THE ALTA HOUSE. OR THE
Working Peoples hotel. corner AL
ia and Mill streets. First-class ac-
commodations; reasonable rates; clean
beds neat rooms; feed yard in con-
nection. S. C. Bitner, proprietor.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
BANKS AND BROKERS.

THE PENDLETON SAVINGS BANK,
Pendleton. Ore. Organized March
/. 1889. Capital, 100000; surplus,
S10O,0 900. Interest allowed on all time
deposits. Exchange bought and sold
on all principal points. Special at
tentlon given to collections. w. j.
Furnish. president; T. ]. Norris, vice
president: ]. A. Borie, cashier; ]. w.
Maloney. assistant cashier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
Meeting of Passenger Agents.

Miami, Fla. Feb. Sine SCUM
eastern Passenger Agents association
began a meeting here today for tne
purpose Of discussing passenger trai-
fic and rates. All of the railroads
south Of the Potomac and ONO. ano
east of the Mississippi are represent
ed at the meeting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
!. moods at Prineville.

|...an work the last OF
IT, the ochoco bridge In
4 change the channel Oh
4, prevent a washing OF
,sse Of high water again
Piling has been set in
distance OF several rods
|rth bank and thoroughly
II, the space Intervening
POSTS and the south bank
\ With this work com
4 inlet was cut above the
l. to let the water wash
|sa The stream now runs
|s,, down the center Of the
|, xiIl have no excuse this
huaging property on either
!. County Journal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

'rI,by. who was in the city
'rom Peck. said that the
MI had decided to donate
m ,he state insane asy-
I. lvsted at that place. He
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
pere County.

IA aammell I,,. ., >, an '0%- ar-
y, ~ Yesterday and viii
.,,s ~ for Spokane, Col
nat the people in the
~ taking no active
county division agita-
.,nr exists that II the
p .sitled the people OF
Se compelled to take
~ as a matter of self
- the Nez Perce
ant county division.'
...Il last night. "but IL
''sS to meet a division
wears we believe that
II required amount OF
/ ,ounty of our own ana
.sparated from the re-
H.. county. but We VIII
lines cross the Clear
Lon Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PEN
dleton. Capital, surplus and undi-
vided profits, 100000. Transacts n
general banking business. Exchange
bought and sold on all parts of the
world. Interest paid on time deposits.
Makes collections on reasonable
terms. Levi Ankeny president: w.
F. Matlock. vice-president; G. M.
Rice. cashier; George Hartman, Jr.,
assistant cashier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
ELECTRICIANS.

]. L. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Wiring of all descriptions ana eleG.
tricaI work of all kinds prompsy
done. Full line of electrical suppn
including chandeliers, door Deiis; st 80
Satisfaction guaranteed ~
Court street, Milarkey ouiioins'
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06

Horses are valuable just now II well
broke. A spoiled horse or an unproke
horse is Of no account until he Is
broke and taught to do what you
would have him do. will train
your horse for any purpose for which
a horse Is intended. Even the Wild
est can be tanned and controlled. and
I can show any man how to keep him
so. l have added from $50 to 500
to the value of horse in 20 days.
1t is cheaper for you to have your
horse broke by one who is prepared
to do the work and understands the
business than to endanger your life
by trying to do it yourself. I buy and
sell good horses all the time at thu
Dutch Henry feed yard.
Lee Kennnrd
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-06
PLUMBING.
JAPANESE RESTAURANT.

THE PENDLETON KITCHEN-622
Cottonwood street. Meals 10 cents
and up. Sunday, chicken dinner, 10
cents. Everything clean ana gooo'
Geo. Kawashiri, Prop.