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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

SGngcr cill pour ireunl0lid)e @ortc
i'll lugcn.
i'll unucri h te Nob-
runAam ittcl.
&or Dem Nou3. Gomite fiir sui.
idcllitoutlid1cn lll0 alSlGFbiid)cll
ld1ell NonOcl, lpcld)ca NcubcrunQelt
bc5iiglid) Der Ncpburn.9ia 9egen&crs
iGlihlun0 por 9tobrun9amitteln cllt,
gegen ninmlt, crid)icn MuItcr @.gSil.
lianla bon Der Gpnicruenfabrit bon
gSiaionlS brothers & So. i'll Gctroit.
Otid).. llhD bciiluuortctc 0rlnNcn0
Ben GrloB rinidllGgiNcr @unGcS-@c
leBe. 0u Is NcgclnpGrtig lult luunlo1-
lid lei. ben perihicOCnCn Torld)ril=
ten Der pcrihie0enCn StdntaGc1ebe
nadBlltommcn. Phi SelroNcN CT
fl1rtc or Die @cnllbln1 Ncluilcr Eru=
ier%botipnlittcI SIR Grboltu1g Don
cingCmlod)tcn Trildltcn etc. ais lllllrIz
G0n0lid) uno mCintc, ilbcr bcrcl lin.
i%d)Golid)fcit iontc cine Gonrmlllior
Don Ghcnnifcrll l1l0 nid)t cin GinjCl
ncr, ruic q. @ilen, icitc @rllnOi0tC
oltfItcllCn.
NCucr @ouDcrnrur ur
Nlu@fu q.
Gem Y%r0iiocntcn Noolcuclt 9lIlN
Die HcliQnntion Oc9 @ouucrncltra j.
Is. Hro0p Don Nloata bltrd) Nldltcr
Eeclc BON 9tCp Port 5lL mo CT nabnr
lie iofurt al. User NroNp'a Atud)foi.
ger miro, lit nod lutbCltinnnt, bod
ion Sieutcuont :. -. &oruia, iriihcl
Oifi5ier oc0 3oQtuttcr0icnitca, bon
ErGii0cntcn iilr 0oa Nn1t III Nlloiid)i
Ucnornlucn mpr0cu lCin. \urui2 hoi
Dor mChrCrCn ><abrcu cine Grpc0itiol'
illln Nciltuno elmer Nn5ohl &Snlfiid}a
iohrCr, bic lid, bel Eoint @nrrOu IN
GROCER %C0rGngniB beion0cn, Glild.
lld) nltaNCiilbrt utG lit 5lir Belt NC.
tricbalcitcr elmer grnbcn Sodaucrpof
flungs-@cicaidnit al Der Ator0pucifl.
ldcn 2iIltc.
2 dHcllc2 Npuuccmcnt.
Ser FrGiiocnt hot bcid)loIIcn. Der
Wuior 9Sn1. i. Gupoll POM Nrtillc.
riccorpa, mcldcr GcgcnuGrtig Sollpt
9(iliitcnt hca Chefs ser NrtIucric lit
it ocnl pofa1tcn Gorgc zines @ri
9o0e.@ Generals 81 b%ciorOcrn. Mtuiol
Slunu bate cI4cntlid) lllr Nnlprlld
olli 8cior0crnng SUM Nbcritlicttc
uort mo lit Der Critic icillC@ NurQca
ser Oirctt sum General b%clor0cr.
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

rpcrocn bcrcit Nchultcl, nm cillcl
lu5iullitlldcu Elltid i'll Seine er-
ltidCn 81 f0nlcL iuuS Oerlelbe per.
lltd)t lueroen ioutc,
yer Oh un9cn 0eS WCuc-
rails &uulbura.
N0ciio. -. Ncbrlor. 49, @cncrol
aoulbors, Der biciiQe Mtilitdrgeuucr.
ncllr, bieIt Acitcrn cine Nniprnhc on
Ole ans Scr MonOidlrCi 5ltrildgr
fcbrtcn jilhiihcn M%eieruiItcn, in lpcl'
dler cr II. u. ioNtc; so LANCE id) ulti
mcinUu Yoitcu bin, miro feline >Nt
ocnucriolgunN 0c0ulOct lucr0cn. Sd
mcrOc jc0cu &crilId) SIR Scrbeiiiih
rlrllg elmer iolhcn nit alien mir ju
@cbotc itehruocn Mitteln mltcrorilf
fen mo oic S%dul0igen Dor cir
&ric0aQcridlt itcllcn." Gicic tr0it.
lidell Gcrliderumgcn mer0cn ic0od,
pon Den &aroclitcn Icbr ifcptiid) oltie
Ncnommclt. Ocrn lie BADEN nid)t per,
0CiiclL OoB Ser General lcbtcn Nrrbit
Cil1c Gbnlid)c Nc6c hiclt unb Damn fci
men Singer rilhrtc. ais Der 0tub to1e.
lon0 I'M Whctto mor0cte ll10 pliilt.
0crtC.
%opun'a Tinun5progr0m III.
Hon0pm f.. Ncbrltur. Gic
oSimca" ueroficntlidt cine Gcpcldlt
ans Snfio. lullt lpcld)cr 0aa Giunnj-
progrommG 0c1 iuponlid)cn &nbinctQ,
0ua pom NbAcor0nctcnbouir bcrcita
unQcnonuuen mOr0cl lit, 5UciielIpa
nlld) pom Cbcrbouic glItgebciBelt
lucrocn miro. Nuh Dem Ero9rommt
mcrOcn oic &ric0aidulocn, rucldc I'M
Sabre 1907 ina0cinmmt sol 100000
bctrogen mcrbcL I'M Sabre 1889 pol!-
it0nNi1 obbcjobIt icin. @Ghrcno
Icllea 3citrolm@ mcr0en icd)S Con
%pcrtirnngcn ser Sd)ulo itottiinOcn.
Cas- Frpgrnnm tbllt oar, Oob Die in.
lGn0iid)cn Shulbcn. mcld)c lid) icBt
uri S2S1, 100000 bcjiiicrn I'M Sabre
1912 u0aig 0ctiI1t iein Wcrocll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Grobcbcn in Colombia.
@o3 Der Gopit0n rillca IN 9tcn. Dorf
nngcfonmlcnen Gompicr2 oorilbcr
%mitthcilt.

Ncm Dort. f.. Sebr. - Gopt.
NSil5cr bon Dem bier cingetroilcncll
0nmpier .SnrnIo" Don Der .NtluS=
Clinic" mciB Don cincm Grobcbel 5lt
bcridtcn, oaa cr crlcbtc. ais or nit
lcInem Sd)iilc I'M N0fcll Don Garto-
gcnu, Colombia, Dor glnfcr lag. In9
NuturcrcigniB trilg lid) am 81. Sa-
mar bel id,onilem Mcttcr mo multel-
lOiem Nimmcl Nc1cn 10 llbr %ormit.
tags 5ll. Gle .SorniN," bic an God
lag Ing ploBlid) al 5l roltcn ilno 81
%ltanpien. Is CAB clllcl 2lloll, ais oh
cine aanonc nh9cld)oIicn lpllroc, lul(
III ben'elbcn Nu9clblid rib Oua picr.
i0ui0c Srabticil, nit mcId)cm ocl
InmpIer bcfeltlgt mar, mlttcll 0urd)
aIcinerc im Nuicn lieacnbc JSobr5cltg(
gcrictbcn nod uicl lt0rfer ms
Shponfcn. ais Die .Sarniu." mn
uiclc milrocn Gc9cn Die Gods gcid)lCl.
cert ooer pom ihrcn 9%lntcrpluBen los.
1criiien. Mlld) ooa III Der 9tGbc 0cl
,Surniu" lic9en0c colomblunild)I
aricaSihiii oGortogelu" pcrIor icin'
Nufcrfettc.
Tic Grld)ilttcrulg, 0crcn lucllcllfor
migc HcucQulgcn i'll Der Hid)tllnt
uon Dit -NorbsSi mad, Mclt-Sil0.
Ncit "Iicicn, odllcrtc mcbrcrc Scflln
Ocn. Tic .Soruia," pcldlc bolo oar
AMI bcu Suiel pcrlicB, hat llld)t &c
bort. oh in ser Stoot mo ibrer I'm
mulN irgcno mcld,er Sfnbcn ollgc
rid)tct mprocn lei.
Wrobcr ScbcnSpcrlult &C
mclOct.
u uapnUuil |. ECUADOR. 10. sc
brllor. Sdlinuncr ais onfunglld
ou9clommcu, mar 0oa Gr0bcbcn Il
Der Erupin5 GSnlcrnl0oN. SoS Cor
Elll0llngi Ullr0c BON elmer Sprlilg
ilutb inter @uiler gc'eBt mo uicl,
G%inpobuer crtroltcn. 81 Iitn1nc'
ihmcmmtc oaa Muilcr nUul5ig Scid)cl
ans Son0, SIN colombiulliid)el
0urie @llacc0oo c%rtrontcn 200 Men
id)el. MGbrclo oca @%r0bcbens md'
Der colombioniid)e Tl,ltun Gunlbol il
eruption.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
@iQiscs Was fir Ghieaau.

Gbicooo. ST.. Is. Ncbriidr.
Ger Stnotroth hot cine Gcriiigrlll
paiiirt, Der 5ufolge Der Ereis ocs
2cild)tanieS IN bieiiger Stobt f~iinitiG
So Gcnts pro 1000 &ubiffllB bctro0cll
ioG. Gicic %crfiiaunN mllroe bon
Mopor Iunne, ser 10 Gents ols ull.
gcncIienen Nreis beSeifnete iulo bic
@asgeieuidoften Sllr nneilt9cltlidril
SieieruIlg oes fiir Die StroBenbelclld).
ti,ng beiotbieten @oies oi1boltell
moate, nit Geto belegt. iebot iibcr
ocs Mapors @eto binpee nit 81 ae-
gen 10 Stimmen dll9enommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Nabnfatnitrupbc in Sultum.

cotton. 10. Scbr. III Ger I'm s
llbr hclttc slbcno BON bier nod, Nui.
foIo uno Chicago o~bacaon1eltc ga
ciiic.GrprcB5ug ser Bottom & gllbaltp
Sdbn" mlroe nnbc Der lrinitp Elncc-
Stotion, ctlua cine Wieile pom bieli-
gen 9obnhof, pul bintcn her Oltrd) CT
nen Nffom1looations5ug angercnlpclt
llto tbcillpeiie ocnlplirt. Sin # Sabre
alter l%dppe0ildicr &rnbc fam INNS
Seben mo iiillf Eoiiagicre, lonnn1tlid)
Gimuulloerer. mirOen 10 idppcr per
lett, Dob JIG III ell Solpitol gebrad)t
ircroen mllBten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

5oiiIden Hegicrllng porbonOcn, oh
mpbl Die gellouc &cidoffcnbeIt Der
Torldloge, Die bon elmer n%clltroIcl
Wtod)t ait@gegongen iilto, nod llld)t
betnllllt 9egcbeu lit.
Gent d) lono ni0t iioltrt.
Scrli H. 70. Sonnlor. - Ger Don
ocrtld)feinblihen @l0ttcrn nit be
Ioll0ercr Gorliebe pcrbrcitctcn Mn
9obc, bob TGltidlano ullf Der inter.
lotlolnlen acknowledgement llo'
lint leL luir0 Dol, gSien ans olfl5ioa
nit gr6Btcr Grtid)ieocnhtit r1t0cgcn
gctretcn. Die N%cbouptung, ouB
0cutidlano IN Sl9eriru2 uucin itcht,
miro 0lrctt fiir unpohr crtI0rt nit
Dem @in5uiii9cn, 0ob NcItrcid)- I'm
dorn ouf ooS Observation-Disclosures off
oclltitcn Sorocrun1cn imtcritiiBc.
&n ForiS lit Ole Stinmung mls
dclll6einlih utbi0cr Nuuorocn, lp!c
0clln olld) Die Nodridtcl aus Nlgcclz
raa bofinln9Spollcr lolltcll.
Die nifi5iolc E~rcBpolcnltf QcQct
Die llcbcrtrcibuutgcn ir0n50iil6cr ma
cuNlildcr 9ldttcr miro nbcr nod for..
1cicbt. Gic biciigcu @I0ttcr mciicl
nomcntlid) ouf oic o]bcruloliOcl
&crbcBlun9en lnO %rrlcumoun9cl
GcutidlonO'S orrd @onOoncr Sci.
tltlIuCll hin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Nrcd,cr ltc6crfnG.
?tcus?)ortcr %>Sliuclicr uor Der Shiirc
%icilca So0cn9 bulbtoot NcldloNcl
mo bcroltbt.

mo bcroltbt.
Ncm Yort, 10. 6cbrltor. Gin
NolbanfoIl Don 1dl5 1%ulcrbortcr
Nrcdlbcit lit aeitcrn Nbcn0 an Der &.
Nucnltc bc1ongct luor0clt. Sor Den
Nll9Cn 5nbIrcidcr StroBcnpniiuntct
mrrOc Der in Mr. 11lt, &crinQtor.
Nucnllc, mobncl0c &llucllcr Mnr
%dcoba. ais CT aus lciltCnt S00cn III
Mr.. l1S, 6. 9lpcmlc. trut, pom 0rci
MGmncrn nicocraeihloaelL miBbnn-
ocIt, bis CT onS @epuBticin pcrlnr,
llnO %lcilcr 0oll5cl in Den Goldcn Re
iinolidcn @obc, nGmlid) SG2.l5, 10
mic cincS 9ol0cncn MeooiQonS i'm
@crtbc bon $50 bCroltbt.
Nod) Der Ghnt itobcn Die Ndlbcr
III pcrid'icbcncn NidjtuliNcn nltSci1on-
Der, cine Mniic Mcnidcll, mclhcu
lid inlnlCr lucitCrr nnidlloIiclL rnlln
ten, fortuGbrcn0 o&nltct Die 9icbc.."
rltfcn0, hllltcr lbncll Der. mo IN Der
&. Npcnlc bcrridtc cine mil0c Nufrcz
0llll0. Gin hunger Mnnm Der in Ger
y. StroBc nod Der /. 9luclntc 5lt &c
lnllfcn mar mo ocrl lp0tcr Ncrr So
cobS ais cincn icincr Nn0rcifrr be.
5eld)nctc, lultr0c BORT bon bcll Tpli.
.5iItcn Wibo BON Der Station an Der
&clti30. StroBc c%in1cioltgcL, icBtc
lid) obcr 10 cncrNiih 6llr @cbr, Onf
CT luobl hcnt Holi5iitcn nicocr cllt-
fonn1lcn lu0rc. mcnn niht Scr 0Ctcf.
tip Stcluoro oicicm SIT Niilfc gcfon1s
men m0rc.
Sam iil9tc iid) Scr 9itridc lulo
iultr0c nod Der Mcuicrlpodc obgH-
Iilhrt. Nnn orGn1tcu lid piclc Scr
Selltc. lucldc }cltNcn scr Ncrollbln.I
oeS Sr1. SocobS NclucicrL bcrnn lllb
pcr'ldtc1 Den Toli5iitcn Den @ciol1-
gcllcn 81 cntrciBclL IN Scr flor oll5-
aciprodcncn 9(biid)t, ilmlnIoriidc >Sts
its an linn oltS5uiiben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
Ynlpcrmiiblc in Die snft aciloacn

Sbomofim Eo., 10. Nebr.
Iic Council 1. Elllueriniiblc," nohc
hieiiger StaOt, ilog heitte III oic Sllit.
Senrp Selbcr. elm IltgeItelltcr ans
Srcpertnn. prlroc getootet ulib Siiper,
intenoent Hobcrt aitt Don bier erlit;
idnuere YronowuliOen. Der p~efuniGrc
@erIuit miro olli $4,000 geid)1st.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
llntcrindjnna Der MinsbcitanSc.

Ehilooctpbio a. ga. 10. Scbr.
- Cic Dom Sd,aBonltaictrctGr Shnm
sur Erilfltna Der III ocn pcrlhlcoclltn
Vunocsmiin5cn mGbrenb Oes Subrco
1903 rc%icruirtcn MiilBbeltoloc cl1nc-
'cbtc Gomnliilion bat ibr @crf in Der
hlcligct Slnocsmilltjc bcgnn1Cn. Die
G%omnni'lion miro SIR Grlcoiglulg III
rcr Nltignbc mcbrcre Gage gcbroll=
dcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
NnS Observation-Disclosures

Gas observation-disclosures uur
aelltlltfp bat cine Bill. lucld)e Den Se-
tricb bon Enolroonts uerbietet mo
Guiuioerbnnoelnbe nit @eloltrafeil
Don $1,000 bis $1,000 pro Sag beleg.,
einitimmig angenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16
WcGaQ ocin Spoc nnbc.

Netcttlp9 ilbcuu0d)t. Sd)linls
ne Gage iiir sic %crijdcun9a-
OoltnCr.
Nclu-N Off, 70. Gcbruor. - >Mll
o&unrcl -Sollic" SIT 2ofcmoo0. N..N..
rinNt Sobn u. WcGnu mir bcu lo0r.
nodloCm inn gcltcrn YfnrrCr NcolJ
bcrcita sic StcrbcintrnnIcntc gCrciht.
Sciuc iGnmItlihcn Scruultoten iill6
cntlpcocr id)or cingctroiicu Deer be.
iill6cl Iid) ollf Der 6nbrt bortbln. -
N(uBerbcm meilen George ". ECrtIna
unb Sd)obnlcilter Hnnbolpb uon Der
,N.-O. Sifc" IN Sofeuoob.
N0brcnO Der 9tud)t pCrid)Ilnmlcrtc
lid) bca Yotientcn 3uitonb 5uichcu0a,
bod crflGrtc Nr. Hinblcu, ser Die
Nelu Oprfcr Ncr6tC &onCluou Ii. &nl-
bcrpool 5ltr Continuation 1crullgCjo.
gen bot. gcltern Nu1llitto0. nlull
bobc Hodl nid)t olc NoifnuIQ alli1c-
0c6cll, Gic gler5tc bCbun0cIn NtcGoQ
lpcgCn zines ufutcn ScbcrlciOCna.
Ood) Gcibt cS, CT ici forpcrli6 mlO
9ci'tlg gcbrpd)ell, lplt0ent Icill Stoli
0rrd orn crSlpullaenrn Hitftritt pom
Numtc, VI ionic Die Gntbilullngcu OCa
Nrm1itrono- ltr0 0eb SnlulcrsGpmitc'a
p0Qtg aefnldt lpproell, (Sohu McGul
bCitritt in0eiicL boB ieill &otrr get
ltcSNcIt0rt lei. Grit porgeitern hubc
cr ihnl Nciugt: ,ySenm Is Wottc> Nil-
lr it, 10 BIN id) bercit, III itCrbcn. sd,
Gobc cillCn m1bcld)oltCnct @rbcnSs
mnl0cl Qciilhrt. mo fcinNtcnid) fnlut
bc6ouptcrL Oob id ibnt jcmolH In.
redt juacfiiNt."
NllBCr Der htrbcn &ritit lnto 0Cnr
@cipGtt Oic NitGun ilbcr lid cr0chcl
lnliclt ntllbtc, icBtcn iGrl loncntlid)
lcinc jiinQItCn pctuuiGrcn Spicr itort
III mo brud)tcll Dem chcmuliNcl
$tO0.00O- @rpbnlo1ltl uoncuoa aus
ocnl @lcidQcmld)t. NlS or oltl Gon-
10 Oc@ YNcQolusG oN-"Nonoa nit
S235,0OO in Noor ul,b gSedicln Der
nuSrildCn mllBtc. ioQ er icirc &crii.
d)crlulNS Tnliccll I'M McnnmCrtbc pon
Ctlun 100000 III bc0clltcnbcn Ncrlll-
ltcn ucr0llbCrt bobcn. Nrbcr0ml
nntbtc Cr %or0eblid) icin foltipicliNca
Sommcthcim III gong Nro>h bppo.
thcfori'h bcloitcn.
Am ,. NiGrj 1919 ilt MI6onn &C.
borcn. mur0C McGuu ais b%lttilln0cr
Manm Hudboltcr bci scr yGpunecti
cut Mlltllol Sifc Sui. 60" GlcpC.
lono erlonnic i'm 1891 sum- %crii.
@crunQS Supcrilltcnbcntcn. Gam
nor cr GontrolCur scr equitable" II.
bon 1899 bis Gnbe 1905 YrGiiocllt
scr N, y %iir."
WcGnr0O untcr Nuiiid) t.
Gr'Er0ii0cnt Mid)oro u. MicGnrop
BON Der DWhituot," Der 5ir 3cit in
Morri@tomM M. mob1t, mo icilt
Sobn Nnbcrt merbel sur 3eit pol
NctcttipS ld)ori bcpoht. 81 Ncioc
lld) an Civil. bc5ip. Griminal &cr-
tobrcn QcfoBt mod)er n%liilicn. ihci-
l,cll Die SchGr0cn 81 befilrd)tcll, oob
Der friihcrC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nilO
oe''cn SproBlIna I'M 9c1riii itcbmn.
'Id) Der %cltropGild)en &olonic hiciiger
Ter1lcbernnQS. @aluter oll5liflicBcn.
Sore 9lbreiic uber miQ mon untcr al
lcr l%lnlt0n0Cn pereitelnI
Mprriatomn,e& q. s., 10. 6ebr.
Nicnano ld)ciilt bier cine Nlbnul0
oopot 81 'hobcr. bnb .9'cGurbp poi,
Geteftip> beobad)tet miro. Germutb.
ltd lllG Ga =letcftipS Sc.
orn'allH bcobiidltiocn' W&Guron mo
@ottll, ioluic ihr Sd)luicqcriohn. g.
u. Sbcbulto ncbit Satin. bcreits am
|. Mars ltodl europa ob6riobrcn INTO
illd)t Dor Scptcmber heimSufeben.
Sr. Willis hot .Yop." Inn linn mcitc.
rem Merger III crlporei, boHSclen ppn
3cltllngcn i1tcriagt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

Nnd ocm pifi5iellcil Seriht ocS
Wo'lelpcuuoltcrs Der am Is. Otto
Der 1903 III Nllcgbenp, Su., uerfrad,.
ten "Gn1pirc Natipllal 9onf" bctra,
gen Die Nftipo $3.50 ,529 mno sic
Geiiha So A5S:s,---
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-16

tScicrlidfcitcn nlf Den ulbonii6en
Sdludtielocrll. &ielc Nditc
nlla hcu Nor. Stnntcn fllncdcn.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
The Golden Rule.

G. ]. McEroy, Starbuck; A. Leosch,
Starbuck; Grover Gerking, Athena;
A. j. Hall, Spokane; VIM. ]. Moore,
Spokane: Thomas Robertson, Myrick;
]. II. Bonner, city; c. F. Prutsman
and wife; Charles Davis and Wife
c. r. Samuel, Springhill, Kas.; NJ.
Samuel, Springhill, Kas. Mrs. r. A.
Pomroy, Post Falls; Ray Patten, Ell
gin: c. w. McLyman, Pilot Rock; Sam
Lee. Portland; William A. Fellows,
city; T. w. Sutton, Clyde, Wash; Fern
Sutton, Clyde, Wash; 4. Stewart, Mil
ton. ore; ]. ]. Murduson and family,
Waitsburg, Wash; Everett Butler,
Prosser, Wash; Frank Coates, Seat
tie; w. S. Holt, Portland; ID. S. r.
Walker and family; A. NJ. Kelley,
Hood River; c. H. Brown and wife,
Redlands, Cal; ]. V. Milligan, Port
land; :. c. Gill. Spokane; Mr. and Mrs.
James Myers; ]. y. B. Gerking, Athe-
ma; Miss Fay Gerking Athena; w. Fl.
II. Scott, Athena; Mrs. NJ. ]. Scott,
Athena; Miss n. A. Scott, Athena;
Miss F. ]. Scott, Athena.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
BRICK FOR PAVING,
Baker City Discusses Different Ma
terials Used,

There are some other methods OF
street paving to be considered besides
asphalt and bitulithic, says the Baker
City Democrat. The attention of the
Democrat and the public, now that
the subject is up for discussion, has
been called by several large property
owners and taxpayers through other
methods of paving that may prove to
be more efficient and economical than
those under discussion.
At Coffeyville. Kas.. which is in the
southern part of the state, where they
have natural gas for fuel and a fine
clay for brick making, there is large
establishment which turns out 225. 200
vitrified brick every day, everyone of
which is being used in street paving
in the prairie towns of the Mississippi
valley, where conditions are such as
TO thoroughly test any kind of paving
in hot or cold weather, wet or dry
seasons.
1t is learned, also, that this Kansas
company is increasing its plant to a
capacity of 100000 day and is now
far behind with its orders. Vitrified
brick for street paving are also made
in other towns of southern Kansas in
the same gas belt.
The brick are produced at a cheap
cost and can be furnished on reasona-
BILE terms to all consumers.
The Democrats informant states
that where vitrified brick have been
used, under varying conditions for
street paving, 1t has been found to
be the most enduring substance and
the most satisfactory for traffic un-
der winter and summer conditions.
Some people have the impression
that yitrified brick make a noisy
pavement, but this is said to be a mis-
take. though the brick is naturally
more noisy than an asphalt pavement
just as the old cobble stones of Lon
uOn are more noise-making than the
vitrified brick. Cobble-stones and
brick. however stand up under heavy
traffic with the least amount of re-
pair.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
NORTHWEST NEWS.

]. 81. Brown. fruit inspector at
Yakima states that 10000 fruit trees
will be planted in Yakima county this
year.
Edward Schreib was drowned in
aClark's ford river Idaho, by the cap
sizing OF his boat. He was Wood
man and Royal Neighbor.
The raIniest month ever recorded in
Portland was January 1882 when
2O.14 inches fell, or nearly three
fourths Of an inch for each day.
The directors Of the Portland Ken
mel Club are trying TO have dates Tor
the Pacific Northwest bench show
circuit advanced one month, or as
follows: Seattle, May 23-26; Portland,
May 3O-June 2. Other places to cor
respond.
Johen POulsen, /. Samuel and o. F.
Paxton, filed articles Of incorporation
for the Oregon Life Insurance com.
pany, with the secretary OF state Feb
ruary 26. The capital stock OF $780,
900 is divided into 100 shares. The
principal place of business Is Port
land
In 1905 the wheat yield Of Oregon
was l3.3S2,5s5 bushels; Washington
32,5IG,81O; Idaho. 10.341,532. Total
56.24O,g27 bushels. Washington an'
Oregon we're practically standstil
compared with 1904. while Idaho ha'
increased nearly 50 per cent in on
year.
George Cowie, a famous piscatoria
expert from Scotland, after spendin
a year in British Columbia, declare
that the herring Of the America
northwest coast II superior to tn
Scotch fish OF the same name, an
which has had an established reputa
ton among gourmets for 500 years.
Hot ashes with a few live Goals fo
good measure, stored in a barre
caused the burning Of Japanes
lodging house belonging to K. InouI
at Fourth and Davis streets, Por
land. The building was full Of JaI
anese, and there we're several mario
escapes from burning, as the fire o'
CURED late AT night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
kaiser's Health Rules.

follow the rules OF life" laid down
by his favorite physician, as follows:
Eat fruit for breakfast. Eat fruit
for lunch. Avoid pastry and hot
cakes. Only take potatoes once a
day. Don't drink tea or coffee. Walk
four miles every day, wet or fine.
Take bath every day. Wash the face
every night in warm water. Sleep
eight hours every night" The kaiser
ascribes his excellent physical condi-
ton to close adherence to this advice
London Tit-Bits.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
GENERAL NEWS.

sixteen sailors deserted from the
second squadron of the American
fleet the day after it reached Naples
recently.
Earthquakes along the Pacific
coast OF Colombia have destroyed
much property and many lives. There
We're II shocks on February 81 and
%. and one tidal wave which drowned
1000 persons.
A rock slide overwhelmed the Erie
railroad tracks near Hewitt, y. j.,
just before a train laden with fishers
and other laboring men was due. The
train was stopped just as the engine
pilot was buried in the dirt on the
track.
Martin Jarbers, an old soldier serv-
ing his 27th year in the Kansas state
penitentiary, has been granted an un-
conditional pardon by Governor Hoch.
Jarbers was found guilty of killing his
son by means of poisoned figs in No
vember, 1873.
During 1905 Michigan, Wisconsin
and Minnesota produced 3,62S,O29, 900
feet OF white and Norway pine lum-
ber as against i.220,917,0OO feet in
1908, a decrease of 592,SSs,00 feet.
The largest output Of any one year
was in 1905, 900 feet.
When Mrs. Robert Slater, of Spring
Valley, New, opened the faucet in her
kitchen the other morning. some
small gold nuggets fell out into the
water. When the snow melts there
VIII be an exploration OF the ground
through which the stream passes and
perhaps a rush"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
Emperor Williams Silver Wedding.

Berlin, February 27.-Twenty-five
years ago today on February 27, 1881,
Emperor william, then crown prince
of Prussia and, incidentally, Of the
empire of the United Germany. was
married to the Princess Augusta Vic
toria OF Schleswig- -Holstein-Sonder-
burg-Augustenburg, then a girl barely
22. Considering the fact that this Is
the silver anniversary Of the wedding
and, as such. an event Of considera'
BILE importance, the celebration today
throughout the German empire was
rather tame. The celebration was not
originally, intended to be so quiet
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
HOw,a ThIa7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured BY Halls Catarrh Cure
f. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
We, .he undersigned, have known +. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believ
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm.
WALDlNG, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold By
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27

All old-time cough syrups bind the
bowels. This is wrong. A new Idea
was advanced two years ago In Ken
nedy's Laxative Honey and Tar. This
remedy acts on the mucous mem
branes of the throat and lungs and
loosens the bowels at the same time.
It expels all cold from the system. 1t
clears the throat. strengthens the mu-
cous membranes. relieves coughs
colds, Group, whooping cough, etc
Sold by Tallman & Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Pendleton.

Whig Southard, Pendletdl; r. H.
Emerson, Pendleton; Mrs. p. Bounds,
Pendleton; F. S. Mcmahon, Portland;
George w. Smith, Boise; ]. w. Burns,
Boise; W. ]. Carson, Chicago; f..
Adelseck, San Francisco; II. w.
Clarke, Portland; Nelson Grand
champ. Mont; George Grandchamp,
Mont: G. A. Dryodale, Walla Walla;
E. Hedges. Portland; L. Rathburn,
Portland; ]. p. Hayden, Portland; A.
J. Macarthur. Portland; J. r. Kreps,
Walla Walla; F. l.. Carlin, Spokane;
Ray Hart, St Louis; ]. l.. Cox, Seat
tie; w. H. Van Horn, Seattle; $. James,
Paker City; J. G. James, Baker City;
J. A. Luckel, Portland.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
NJ 'CANN PROTESTS
WARNING AND ADVICE TO
THE COMMERCIAL SOCIETY

Urges Injustice and Inconsistency OF
Using the Oregon Development
League TO Further Political Ambi-
tions of Partisan Politicians-As-
scrts That That Is What Is Being
Done by ii. VI. Cake Through the
Manipulatlons of Tom Richardson
Calls Attention TO the Fact That
the Order Is Entirely Non-Politi-
cal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
Sold Out.

This Is to notify the public that We
have sold our lumber business in Pen
dleton. Parties indebted to our firm
will kindly call and settle immedi
ately.
GRAY's HARBOR LUMBER CO.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
For Sale.

One registered short-horn bull
about 1s months old. Also few good
milch cows. A bargain If taken In
the next two weeks.
JACK MCCARTHY,
Pendleton, Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1906-02-27
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
Fred w. HendIey

Candidate for republican nomina-
ton for recorder Of conveyances. I
guarantee accurate and legible rec
ords, prompt service and courteous
treatment.