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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Grpccitiun nady ISlint SslanO.

Sdn Nr0nrtSco, Gal, 20.
'9topcmtbcr. - Cine uliIcnidlAltlld)r
Expedition at Oercn SpiBc ". ".
Campbell, Der Girctter 0ea Sif Oh.
l%crputoriuna, itcht mto mcId)cr 5lu0It
Nilrpuonlcn rlo un0crc @elcbrtc AT
%0cb0rcn, mir0 5lr N%enbad)tillg DER
an 8. &nulinr Cintrctcn0cn Son1tls
iinitcrniB nnd) Stint (<alnno ab1chc1.
Die @cicllid)ait i0hrt pom bier NIT
OCm IampiCr oMnripold" ilad) Iabltl
mo miro Don bort 0urd) 0ns onerl-
tlliide &1nolleuboot nNnnapolla"
ltadj ocrt 3icl Ger Jciic beior0rrt
lpcr0cu. GnS &M]noncnhoot miro pom
Gomrlullocr Monrrc. DEM General.
Woupcrncnr IN FaAo Eolo, bcfchll1G
lpcroerL, bolt bic @ciclIifoIt ipatcr
pnn Stint Nalnn0 mIeocr ab mo
brinlt lie nod) E1pctc. Don no lie om
t3. &uuuuar oic Ncimi0brt nit ocr
,Moripoiu" dutrltt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
EGroerfOrb itiirite in Sfadlt.

&oronto, Sut., 20. Nopember.
- Bel 0en AbItur5 zines 6orOertor-
bcS III Den buloert sub tiefenS daGt
Oca &ulleruerf = 1unncla inter Scr
Goronto-Goi iinb geitern 2(beno OrCi
Nrbeitcr Nct0otet ltuO pier anOcrt
mnbridcinlif tootIid) uerIcbt morOcn.
Pills Der SGrDerforb nnbe5u Den obc,
rem Nano 0cs Sfattca crrCit)t bate,
mar onS Ior0ertobel gtriIien. Ter
aorb i~tiir5tc nit Ben 2rutrn in bic
licie ,uHo oie 2luaglcid1eipifte iielen
All Die Heltte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Tns 9clbc Ticbcr mi Sarbaops.

ainNstomm, NnicI It. @ir.
cent, @ritiid, 9 @citin6icll. 90. Nop.
- Nlli Scr NnIcF barbados lit haa
0clbc Gicbcr mt&aebroGcn. Gin &C.
tern sort bcroiicl,tlidtcr oiiiiiellcr
@cridjt crgiebt, BOP pier G~rfronflul.
1crl an Scr Scltdlc ritcr ser Molu,.
ihoit bcS britiidlcr &rclicr$ rSn0c-
iotia1hIc" cingetrctcn lulo boi Srpci
Scr Eaticutcn gcItorbcn iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Gibcralc @cridlts E GntldciOnnacn.

&cficrion Gitn Mo. 20.
N%opcmbcr. = Gn$ GbcrQcrid)t Don
Miiiouri Fat cntihieocn, ooB ca teinc
@crlcbunQ beS @cictc$ inpoIuirt, eli
ncm Trcun0e cinen Shlltf @biafep
III cillem 2ocol Option Gonlttp ~
gcben, Hihter Sor crflGrtc in tinc!n
@iltodtcn 0aB Scr Ecrtmli BON 81,
troucn nSomta9cn feline &erlcBlnQ
oeS SonntoQ5aeicbcS iii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

Trcito0, -. 9tou. - I'M 9 llbr
NbcnO9 nod Hprto Nico CNla9clpmz
nlcn Mnuuaue5), Curacao, Ncncilclo
nod Sopoii, SnpuL &orcn, China
mo Colombia per Gompicr uEbIIa-
%oclpbiu"; nod MoOoAucj per Can't
p;cr vScnccn"; nod Wu0llo, So.
mnicn, Eoloma uno ser &onul5onc
per Gompfcr .Nltol".
Vic 'Tolt nod Ncuimbluub, pia
Noro.SiDnep, um0 uod Miouelon
uio Bolton. ihIieht bier tGalim mn
3 llbr Nodntittoa@; nof Gubo, pia.
Gaupo. tGglih am / III. Nofmit
tu0s; nadD Geito Mica, @phonroh,
9titarnMlo ";(Sittilitcl, @GnfumHn
juna 3SoIpuoor, pio Mcp4S rlcotta,
tdofih ann 10 lthr Nbehbs; had,
MericHa Gin tdalrdl inf 2 lthr Mad
mitfdgS lHnoJH0 MR. Meear5.
H. .G-r N4'at R1dtifft.4p It.
&C neutrality-suspicious. uJi,m'7llNr
G(GcnoaI lhhTr NtpaiG aNeu, r&bino
mo sen E6iIippRtphq; pio q oncoflpcr;
lne2 btt y bilippintif:'pid San 5rnn.
CISCO 'ha'3''tN ~ Ht
4 Sbn1tod 81. Npu. ri itit : ltbr
'Ibchbs uodt SoporL &prCd. Glfitn
mo bcn Ebilibflier, pin Seattle!
gle Srona Encifie' Noit miro td5.
lif nod Dem Hbdungabofcn bciorottt
mo sic 3cit 0ca SdlIuiics lit orrnn
oirt nit Niiflidt nllf bcrcli ulltntc;,.
brod)cnc l(cbcrlono.@ cforbcrnl9.
~ y " um G ouni d) cr &c.
Nr0bni6 NttuS. - Nllf Der
nWcitcrn Gcnlctern" fono om Siel,a
to0 bic NccroiQuna bca e9pptiid)cn
Sccmnlulc@ Mubonct Calm, mcldlcr
ON Gage OorhCr nlr Norh ocH in Gnns
ton Dor NntCr lic0cnbcn britiIdlcn
Gunlpicra YS~Mnthipoitc" itnrb, nnd
nlohnmc0nniid)cm Mitlts itott. Iic
Gcrcnlonicll. mcIt)c oicic Gcli1ion iiir
SrouCricicrlidtcitcn porid)rcibt. iinb
clAcllnrtiAcr 9t0tllr. Gin Mann. Der
Die Stcllc clnC3 GnrhctcrS pcrlictt.
trltt az 0aA MGpiCnbc hcr Ncld)c mn
lprld't @CbCtC pnr. Die BON 0cll ilhris
0cIl IhCilnchmcrll nud)0cIprodDcn
mcrNcn. SoGoun rid)tct CT al 0cn
lcbloicn &Grpcr Nrugcn pcrid)icbcncr
Nrt, mic: oS&it bolt Grt Tcin 2cbcn
ucrbrnd)t?" ,Niit Gil Gin outer
Mcrld) NrucIcn%" .Mll mcld)cn @ott
NlallbIt 0u?" ii. Il. Nad)ocln sic Sc.
rcnlonicl1. Die im &nllle Dos 2cid)cn.
bcitnittrH Gpot ituttio1pclL bccnoiNt
luarcr. lUlroc Die Scid)c nud ocrl
6ricbhoic ilbcriiibrt. ,Snl @robc miro
Scr Sobtc nod 0cnr @loubcn Der Dto.
hurlcDollrr pom 5luci EriiilulN&sGn-
Qcln elmer Examination iibcr ici1 it.
olld)ca Ihunl rmtcrlpprien lnl0. mcnn
0iclc gut olt@f0llt, rNqab" uno %
nit Der cuiNcn Seliafeit 5li0eiiibrt.
ooer, ,penn oic Triiiuig nnbefrieoi.
gcllb rcrl1uil. cloloien Guolcn ii6er.
~liefcrt. A.
Sn ocn M eli dnh getrc.
ten. - Ger Hcd,tsonmalt @enrp
Sdlllis lit III Ocl Milbeltano gctrc-
tclt, lnlo iein Sobn 0crnboro q.
Sd)nllt lit icbt Der alleinige Snbaber
Der Hcd)taonualt& . Iirma Scnrp
Sd)nlib & So6n.
@iro i'd 5n perontwor.
ten bohcn. i 8oli5iIt @ln. Sid
pom mlttlcrcn Giitrift, Der an CAMS.
tag abcnb cine Coils 2~oloannlu, Gin.
nohnL nlH inn luegen oll1ebliden Se.
tr~itiltcn'etna int TicnIt pom ieinen
Sorge'cBten 2lbieihell uuD Hepolper
obgclonlntrn luorhen apor. lit lpiebcr
herGe'teIlt ul0 miro iid) heiite Dor Der
Fnh3etbehor0c Jill pcrantporten bu.
ben, Gr III eilter Der Glteiten Totiais
item mo fat einen eitten Hecorb.
Selne Tretnoc bofien, Dab Die 9c.
boroe Die Iniduloi0,ng iollen ldBt
mo ibn %peniionirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21

Nintlep GDluoro u. MIDI Nlll. ~.
Nrcrper, Sobn ". Ntorlb0ll mo ".
Wilnes Wtnlnp 81 Wrunorcnten I'M
@cIommtlucrtbe bon $135,l36, mcldc
illltcr Die fol9cnben Grben pcrtbcilt
lpltrben: SroI Silon Bennett Sbo'
mas, Sri. Wforgorct s. Bennett iuno
Sobn Bennett bon Mcltnlinltcr, Nh.
SrunciS ". Nennctt bon Beatty, Nc'
pooa; 6ron Sorob u. Fricc ponSol.
timore; Srall Sallro y. VeaSman,
6rou Morgoret $. &onea, 6rnu Si5'
sic %. Smitb uno 6rmn Wtorp u.
Hearre BON CARROT Gountp; Sr,
@n. u. 0cnnctt BON Glllpcpcr+Goun'
tn go, lulo Nr. &ud)cl II. Ncnnett
BON Baltimore. Cas- pcrionlide &cr.
mogen Der Grblolicrin in @etrogt
bon $2S0,O0O muroc ld)on Dor cini-
gen Wonatcn pcrtbcilt; nlBcroem be.
iinoet lid in N0noen Der Sulltccs
ictt nod @%rumobciit int @crtbc bon
100000.
M utter nnb @ittwc tbci.
len d) i III u q d oB.
Sn elmer StreitiodC iibcr ocn Nud)'
lab bes tilrjltd) pcrltprbencn IboS.
NJ. Sbccrnn iueld)cr bel Dem Ser
hciicrtcn Srbcn Scr NCptoiobpcu filr
$1,000 pcriid)crt mnr, cntidicO Nid]'
ter elliot in arciS0crid)t, Dob Wtl,t.
Ter lnb @nttin bCS &%eritorbcnen
red)tmoBlg BON Dem Sebtcrcn
ais gencinid,oitli6c @cneiiclotcn Scr
&criid)crlng eingclcbt lcien. Ter
&erItorbenc bate nrIprilnglid) iclne
Wutter nla cinjigc Scncficintln &c
nonnt, bate Dies nbcr flr5 Dor Jet.
mem Sooc onbin gcGnoert, boB lcinc
@ittrpc lino leinc Wl,ttcr ic $1,000
aus ser &criideringsirmme crhol.
ten io1ten. Gieic &onolung bca
Grblniicra mnr bon icincr Ml,ttcr
nit Der 9c1rilnbln9 mAc'od,tcu
lporbel, bob bcriclbc sur Belt Der
iclbcn niht mcbr I'M %pllbelltc 'cIa
icr geiitigen ar0ftc Ncnc'cn lci.
&cmcrtbct bir2iebc ibrc&
0ntten an $1,000.
Srou Morp 4. Sodioll rcid)tc &C.
llcrn I'M Common Ylcoa . Wcrid)tc
cine &loae oui $1,000 SdoocncrinS
ein 9cacn Sbomoa .. &i1cporo iuno
Srou Mimic y. Tincporo bon Nr.
2Ol2, Mnru Innoitrobc. aloacrin
mod,t gcltcnb, onb ibr Ole Ncflo0tcl
Die Ncigrun0 ibrcS @nticn cntlrrn1-
oct babcn.
Ippcllirt ocNcn Stcncr.
Iuflogc.
Die W%icrcnntilc Srnlt II. Gcpolit
60, Srl,Itce fir bcn Nnd)loB bon
Charles Sbiplcp uno Worgoret u,
Gbootc, nppcuirtc gcgen Ole @eltcllc,
riit9 beS Hodlaiico iiir Eiloitcrung
il1b Nipeairine Der Gotbcrineitrobc.
Siuild)en 2ombnrbs mo @oltimprcitr.
Is iinb 70 8rilnbc ongc1cbcn, ltud,
ocncn Ole Iiilo9c ungeictlid icin
lpIl.
3ur 8encbmi oun9 cinoc.
rel d) t.
Sn benz Seitomcnt Scr filr5lid)
pcrltorbenen Sroli u. 'WcGnrt. mel.
Dies Dem Woiien9crid,te jllr @eneb-
ntialtna cingereid)t ml,rbc, iinb iol.
aenoe Sesotc ~duSgciebt: ic 500 fiir
Sorob Gronces SieloS, Vlnrp 9otbc.
rine Combs, Ann SiSuep mn @ro.
Mlu. Siinmons; ic $50 iiir Glorenee
Repnoloa Merritt ino Clara Nlb.
right. unh Observation-Disclosures
@egenit6noe iiHfhRrs edter Der Ser.
itorbenen, alice McGort. Ger Neit
oes @adlniieS falt an oen Ireuno
Der grblnIierin, Srn. Sobn Stc,uart
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Baltimore Gampf .Hadet 50.
lUIIt HHu NH~utTIuIWBt Uut'EEu1t.T
Nie Ser. etnntens9oft beforoprnb.
Tampfcr .,Vtrainia (nen),- .Mlabausa,"
Wruv0fo ~ QenpS{TeeU

we Set: Smd!eitSyoli oeIpIoPtno.
Tampfcr .,Vtratnia (neu), ,Mlabau,a,"
,Beprsta," yssnIeHee."
9ant9fer fabrei, tdali4, SonntnaS apsaerone
men, bon ben ~gai,ginie..&ters. gr. 10-ta.
potitt Comfort. IorfoIf, Yortsmoutb unb auen
Huniien oeS Siloeits. 8erbtnol1e tn Dis
Eoirt Comfort NIT g. & g; 9tfenbnbn.A mof
rSMboaro air Cine" foIibent Bulge r1d porfs.
mouth ullb NtIa1ia. IN s%lorfef Serbtnbnna
NIT Der rgilanltc -9onit 2iie." sNorfoIf nrb
bern. Raibineton. a..9, 8itmonS. @a.. uno
Eeip,Dorf.
MatIaeiter rad europdti6sm Blame. .au1,l.
Sompfbeiisno, aoien fret. Referbirte 6aihter.
thinner in oeii, giaet.eiireanr ber rgab.etne...
EOS aiabtssfrabe, q. 81. G. Sffiee, SnboiteGde
baltimore, mo Galpertsstrabe, Continental
I riiit PuiIbirg" lilb IIbaugb's, @r. 100. gtorb.
GbarIessetrnbe.
SpFn u. Shcruupb, g. BYoiDn.
Niee-Nr1f ~. Ger. sOidrdnsr. Gen. sIaN. sloenf
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@cItcsn Warglano Giienba6n.

8egIltneno am 20. Sept, perIiBt SiuensStation
SdgttdI:
40 Worgcns - Sbneupoit, Sn9erStouu, .R.
& 8.sSablt," Mdpnssbpro. 9bambersburg
uno, auegenonlInen Spnniag, Sancp6 NIB
GunherluHc.
2.45 ya1mlttu1S - Accommodation mad Siab.
Ttelo.
F4.2u yln6mittnes Grpr.b SauptIinie. sas
GersiUnn, S1nccd, GbtppenobIre rno. au5ge.
Ioflrreit Sonntag, Sreoerld uno @mmiisbnra
tYarlors99aggonJ.
Iaglid', aneaenummen Spnutng:
100 H5or9eIIa - Ynrf, y. IL s.. S:p. unh. Cat
$50 3tcrgcns accommodation nab Sisb.
fflb. 80
1857 Moracns = 8citIiber grpreb. sss'tnin.
itcr. @ruccuile (6reoetid), Gnmitsburp,
Sburtnont. .%lic Htoge, gSdpnesboro. Cham.
betshurq, Sancrsinnn, Sancod, Cumberland
ltnb Glflrs. NliffetsS biereati u
2.30 NubnltitGg3 SGlipiIinie biflih bon
SmcrO @rone, inluie gort. Snnobcr, (Bettps.
burg nm y. & S.sStp.
5.33 :ginnmttid05 - accommodation mad Get,
G,l5 @Oeuos - accommodation na6 linton.
Sricoe.
giur Tunnerhass nno eamfuas:
ll2o IbfItos - accommodation nab linton.
&rio9c.
Tnr spuntaas:
S'5u ,WtorqenS = accommodation nab uuions
grtoqe it1h Snnopcr. ~
. pdlt Iltbr am VcrnfDIpnniassIb .9abrbof an.
Stccsarat. IT, @sn. 'Scif6aftst. Sca.. a iSfHf% 'sla.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-21
Gteinpcafc gampfer.S ompagnie.
Ghcfape afc.2tnte.
Glegdntr 2aRngicr.T ampfer ,,Nupnhu" upt

nSuluntbtn" radl
Glib Trtnt Guntirrt nub Yprfplf, Ia.
Sampler ~oerInffcu y 'timore tdgIin (aisae.
iinililItclt SouI,inne) nm 100 9Ibcrlbo nrb fpnt.
men IL Slo Yoint Comfort TIN 6 llbr Woraeus
lino IN 9tprtoIf llnt $50 Worgcn5 ai, an.
lbltebeno an bic Gifcnbnbn3iise mad auen
EiinfteI oes SiocnS tro Siiotpeitens.
Ourf.Riner.2tnte. !
Gfegcnte Paf'nrier.Tampier ,Gtarlptte" sHb
Baltimore"
rett Net.Tptht i;no 9'td,muno, 90.
SaHiptcr r~erlaien Baltimore idelth (nusae
Itrtll'Hen Sunfices) nm : tltr HaG uittnas unb
f%or1rlei Al gacft.Tolnt nm 7.45 WtorpepS unb
IN M'Ctn'oito Iint 0.20 Wtorctr San.
Bic an MontGaeH. Mttttuo6er uno SrettGeen
hon baltimore nhfatrenben Dampfer unb Die
ron @eit Roint OF Sienftdaer, Sonnerftaeeu
mo Gamiiagen ahfabret. Ieeen in @Ioueeffer.
Ncin... elements urto sl1monos an: nno bic
an Stcnftd0cn. GuHnerfiageu lii,b Snuiftdaeu
onr Baltimore urb on Wontnaer. Mitfuofeu
lno SrelinSer bon 8effsToirt d%bflbreuben
Camper ;c9en IN gorftptpH uno Clap sBart an
(bei GiinTitgem Betier).
Tampler ocrlniien Baltimore pnni Htsr Nr. IS
nno ~, 2ightitraReu.D erte.
EnrdsNtletc mad, dUeft Ei1ftct torueu aes
lthert, @epud nuiGegeSeu iiro Rufnten3tmmtr
I'm 8urnis ~referhirt iperoeH. In ben btefiqen
WIlcisgnre,dir; Rr. 119, ch.galtimcrt .Strnh<,
". ~. 0iobiun, stgeni; Hr. 127, ch.gaiftu,ort.
strnRr, oocr ben Sauot'g1realI: 2tabf. xnt
2ee.5frdke.
henben NpNes, q. s. 0btSn1i
@cn. ,t5eihd1fsfibrer. Gen. sTafnatersaaent.
&. 8. Wenannef. SnIfss@en. 'Baf. 'Toenf.
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aoIntG 6laftpdpaonS mad AewsUotf Nrb be-
reit gum 9ebrau9 In ber geu1ben unb Wt.
MobafsGtaticr hin 1000 NbenoS.
IorsQSaegons. epetferuten etc. iperoen ihneq be-
tcrat per 1tlephcn In allen fcIaenbeu BILLET.
Rirealr. Gbnrtess uub gaItimcresSirabe g.. 4
Nt. M~onaIsstutIpu. g. & g., mi. Bernon si2a:
Gamben. Gtction Snfornmtionssg,hrecu. 6. & 3.
ct. RauI S46. ober Wto., eourtldro 1875; NIB
RI. 626. @lbsYrpdopnb
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McrdJanrs & Mincrs Sranspurt. 80

INWVTVIfEWTt.
6tndit rn6 RaIiaaierc.
fVan3 Bottom NIB oeui Often.
Dtrf.., 0ienft., Gprnertt., CAN'T, q lIbr HbbA
Hah VruptSenee NIB oem Often.
Sonrfdg. Wit!tpoh, Srettdg, 6 llbr sl6erbS,
~TnM TcupDrt.Getue uuo EurfuIs
idalif. 6 ltbr gbenbs,
+5tn6t drt1eronIneir t1eiih btS 8 tbr Wndbm,.
iur oeItlelhen 1da abiabrenbe 9ampfer.
Van sapannnt nno benz eiiber.
GtenilnG. Gnnnerfi1a, Samftaa, 8 llbr GbenbS,
~. Y. Goriu, ggent. Gong 9od.
German. pnh 2ight.strake.
Ut3.I&S-)
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Marplano. nnb Yenuigluania-g Balm,

Shac ~htc.nitn WbtHHt, StutIbH.
7.30 Mioreens port Voft, idGItt, nusgeronl'
men Sonrtda.
COS Mureefs Tefta stctpn., nur Sorntag.
$40 Mer9eus @elair gecori., tdaIid, nusge'
rorffiten Sonriua.
f.20 Tadmiitdee 9,elair Necoiri. Mir Sdniftaa.
3.25 Nnhiniita9s Dorf Goft, tiaiih. niisae'
irnnjrien. SntritGp.
4.05 Tadrittaas 9eltd slcccut.. iiiir Gonriaa.
4.45 Habinittdes gelntr IttorI., tdglt6, diiss
q%rroinmtif Gorrtng.
600 slbenos GeItd sfcecrt., tieIi6, niiseca
100 MbIsnSs seth aessm.. nur eonntaa.
II 80 gTbenbs WeInir Mccorn, tdglit, niSac.
~itofrrnfeft Goffntda.
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Der Gunloen . Gntisu RAD 9Salbtue.on cit
gBp@etnsen 7.C0 So-m. hts 500 sbenos.
Uri5ere gbiaort bon Der Dt. NATURALIZATION.
9llc 3iiac lauicl in ocl lcutn lnioirS'ubneob
9SaibiH9toI, ;. t., Gin.
ssatn,naton. usr,ansr Uft, aohnI etntinr:
tG,05. '6.4o, ITO, f7.A5. rs.56, 800, 1880,
tll:5a. sld5o s,orn, 'l2l3 Jiso:. isIb o
1856, $500 (einiteS), 1880. .lt;23 abeneS:
oerl 9onbe,sstutior rs 90. .8.tb. +1.a0 -7,O6.
T7.2O, $500, $50. 300. slG.Go, I'll 90 &nl,
800, rs 05, +4.O0. .4.SO. $500, 800 Natm,
1900, 50. %, ego, 400. 800. -s.16 tHtuil'
teb), $1,000, '10.G5, t11.05. *ll.S9 abos:
SrtberiG. Standardization, t7.35 uno s9,tc
8orm.. tl.25, 1850 uno 1920 slabui.
SaserstuWa Wit. SiocdLStation, rI,45 Bin,
1880 gadm.; 9ambcrts .Gtton. f7.35. 1900
Gorul., 1850. 400 HnGu.
3iural glue Cline
NaG Shiinoeiphta nuo Netp.Dptf.
Yeuer 3erniinus oil Der 9reinno5 poit3ta1leE
Strabe. Selp ;gloti esanenl non SrfeiS. 11sd'
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WdNs tnr's Mnalant 6eiprgf q. Nalne, Vr.
413, Sft.SaIttHpres9tr, tahr 9nApfnHunie,Apt.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Among the Exchanges
of the Inland Empire

ing wide attention and comment. The
well was put down several years ago
to the depth of 9S5 feet in an at
tempt to develop oil. The drill was
still in the basalt and had some diff
ficulty in operating among fissures
when the last work was done.
The flow started yesterday and the
water is now gushing about three feet
above the ground in a stream that is
from four to five inches. The the
ory is that the pressure of water
. from the artesian supply below has
opened the fissure and that the water
is forced into the pipes. 1t now seems
probable that there is an ample sup
ply of artesian water below the ba-
salt formation and that the present
well IL deepened until the cap was
pierced would develop a gusher.
Government engineers have exam
ined the Lewiston valley for artesian
supply and their report is to the ef-
feet that water could be found in
great abundance here II the basalt
could he pierced. The basin is large
and the pressure would be great
enough to force the supply where II
could be utilized by gravity system
,, Lewiston Teller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

p,a rlood In snake River.

The turbid old Snake Is on the
boom. according to advices from UP
the line. 1t is .foaming torrent at
Idaho Falls, although 1t lacks six
feet of eoualing the hign water
mark established in 1895, says the
Pocatello Tribune. report reached
Pocatello that the hcadgate or the
Anderson canal, near Heise Springs,
about 25 miles northeast of Idaho
Falls, had gone out, but the rumor
nroved to be uufounded. A long dis
tance telephone message to the Tri-
hume :his afternoon says that por-
tion of the woodwork of the head
cato Slowed around trifle last Fri
dav and let a volume of water into
the canal. Workmen we're immediate
w dispatched to the scene and the
canal cut a short distance below the
haadgate and the water turned back
into the river. thus preventing the
nossibility Of damage to the ditches
President j. II. Brady of the Ida
no canal system, has received word
that one of his headgates is in n dan
oerous condition. and he 4 will go
north tomorrow morning to PERSONAL
w he on the ground and direct re-
pairs
Word from the branch is to the
effect that both forks of the Snake
river are running bank full. Hot
weather and rain in the Tetons, Is the
cause of the sudden raise.-Boise
Statesman.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
One Plant Shears 10000 sheep.

G. Fl. Ncusus, proprietor of the
Croy Gulch shearing plant, seven
miles west of HALEY, will in a few
days have finished shearing 10000
head Of sheep at his plant. He has
one of the best equipped plants In
the west, consisting of a shed 4oOx
GO feet, with a wing 40x6O feet, COW
cred by metal roof; 40 shearing ma
chimes. with steam engine to operate
them and we'll arranged pens for d.
vision of the sheep brought there by
flockmen. Mr.. Neusus makes bus
,ness of shearing and charges IL IL
cents per head for the work. He pays
his shearais s IA cents per head and
boards them. Good machine opera
tors are said to shear from 100 to
1875 and 15O per day.
This is the third year he has operat-
cd at that place and this season about
20 different sheepmen have brought
their flocks here to be sheared. Mr.
Neusus goes to a point near the Mus
selshell river in Montana to look at
ter the shearing Of $4,000 head o.
sheen as soon as he has finished the
work here.-Hailey News-Mlner.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
TIE PLAIN TRUTH.
What More Can Pcndleton Peopl
Ask?

Ask?
When well-known residents and
respected people of Pendleton maks
such stateuents as the following, II
must carry conviction to every reader;
II. NJ. Delaporte, trader and stock
man, living at the Alta House, Pendls-
ton, Ore, says: "I want to say that
1 am generally prejudiced against pat
ent medicines, but l know one such
remedy to contain genuine merit
About three months ago 1 had a bad
accident, smashing my left shoulder,
and this affected my whole side and
back, which must have been severely
wrenched. My kidneys soon become
irregular and this was especially tbs
case at night l would have to get u
so often that my rest was much dis
turhed and it caused much pain In
my condition. Doctoring did not have
any effect My attention was called
to Deans Kidney Pills and | got q
hox at the Pendleton Drug Co.'s drus
store. It was simply astonishing TIL,
way this remedy took hold on thu
trouble. bringing relief from the frs
dose and before I had used one boz
my back and kidneys were in bette
shape than ever before l had the ac
cident I have spoken Of"
For sale by all dealers. Price g.
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the Unite,
States.
Remember the name-Doans--an
take no other.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Two Drowned in the Columbia.

While two families and their
friends in The Dalles were greatly
relieved yesterday afternoon by the
assurance that the men drowned yes
terday near Quinton were neither
Ray Harper nor Fred Chrisman, the
Chronicle, giving notice of the drown
ing, had scarcely reached the C. w.
Parzee home, where Mrs j. A. Lo-
gan, of Quinton, was n guest, than n
message came from her husband, who
is section agent there, saying that her
brother, Leroy Miller, was one of
the unfortunates. She left last night
for home. Young Miller was about
90 years of age, is known 10 many in
The Dalles, having lived here at one
time. His cousin, Vern Smith, who
also resided here a few years ago
was drowned in Idaho two months
ago.
The other Young mans name was
Ernest w. Ewers. who recently came
from Casey, Idaho, to join the survey
ors. So far as could be learned the
men were on n raft out In the river
just west OF Quinton about 10 o'clocl
yesterday morning and getting int
n whirlpool their craft was over
turned and that was the last seei
! OF them. Word was telegraphe,
down and so far as has been learne,
today the bodies have not been re
covered.-The Dalles Chronicle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
PEN LETO N-UKIAH STAGE

Daily trips between Pendleton and
Ukiah, except Sunday. Stage leaves
Pendleton at 7 a. m.,, arrives at Ukiah
at 6 p. m. Return stage leaves Ukiah
at 6 p. m, arrives at Pendleton at s
p. m.
Pendleton to Ukiah, $500; round
trip. $500. Pendleton to Alba, s2.75;
round trip, $500; Pendleton to Ridge,
s2.00; round trip $3.50. .Pendleton to
Nye, $3.50; round trip, $2.50. Pendle-
ton to Pilot Rock, S1.00; round trip,
$3.50.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

Postmaster Richey will maintain this
service as soon as a suitable night
man can be found. La Grande has
felt the want of night office service
ever since the time No. was changed
to 9 o'clock, and will welcome the ad-
vent of the opportunity to have night
mail distributed Immediately after
No. 2 arrives. The law stipulates
that mail arriving before s o'clock
shall be distributed the same evening
and as tho new train is so near the
specified time tho local office will
oblige the public by maintaining the
night clerk.-La Grande Observer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
NO ONE EXPECTS 1T.

Without the use of Sexine Pills a
weak or run down person cannot ex-
pect to become thoroughly strong.
Sexine Pills are the strongest and
surest tonic in the world. The price
is 81 q box, six boxes IS, with full
guarantee. Address or call the PEN
dleton Drug Co. This is the store
that sells all the principal remedies
and does not substitute. yur
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
snokane claims a population Q

Spokane claims a population OF
92,2O7 and reaches that total thusly:
population in city limits, 77,7O7;
population adjacent to city, 1000;
population In contract camps, 1900"
It might be mentioned that counting
in all who have ever lived there and
gone away, those who are there now,
and those who may arrive during the
next 95 years, that the population is
about three times 92,2O7, or 276,621.
Watch Spokane grow.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14

Arco, Idaho, now has a bank-the
Bank of Commerce, Ltd.-with a
capital of 10000. President, John
Mcmillan; vice president, J. e.
Smith; cashier, T. c. Salt, with John
Ennis and ]. w. Mehargue as direc-
tors
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Might Clerk at In Grnnde,

The Encouragement Of the train
schedule which brings a train into La
Grande just few minutes after s
o'clock in the evening will agoin put
night postoffice service In force.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
A,.toslan Wep Nenr lewiston,

A flow Of artesian water has start
ed in \ well of the Lewiston Oil &c
Dev alopment company on the Porter
place and the phenomenon is attract
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-06-14
Notice.

All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to ME, will kindly call
at my office and settle by June goth.
ROBERT FORSTER.