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I r THC PALIH, ... - - OBIOOS FRIDAY. - - DECEMBER 11, 1891. LOCAL AMD riRHOSAl. Will Walker and w ife of Wasco were n the city Friday. Mra.Slugh Dexter of Klngsley rcg stered at the Umatilla bouse Friday. S. G. Marchle, a prominent farmer of Sherman county, was in the city Sator- y. covery as may be seen In another column of thia issue. Walter II. Moore of Moro was in the city Monday. Terry Snodgrasa of Wapinitia Flat was in the city Monday. Mr. Durpby, formerly of the North Dalles shoe factory, was in the city Mon day. Wasco is going to have a hardware store a long felt want in that thriving burg. C. 11. Cummins of Eight Mile gare the Chkosiclb office a pleasant call Monday. A. F. Russet a former resident of The Dalles now of Tekoa,' Washington was in j the city Monday. A. S. McAlister cam up from 1 Telephone connection has been made tw4 Goldendale, Grants, Biggs and j Jutland Sunday night on a short visit NVa j to his old home. I Mr: ami Mr. C. Chandler of Hood. w J Mencfce of Dufur nui, into aver, came up on tne noon paspengvr Mondav to attend to business Saturday. The wife of II. Simons of Eight Mile in the land office. Mr. Rk-liardso'n, water mason at the rcsensed him with a 10'4 pound -,c government works, passed ast week Isaac and George Joles returned home aturday night from a two days bunt in -berman county bringing with them 51 vlld geese. J. A. French formerly of Grass Valley, ow of Miles. Lincoln county. Washing n was in the city attending to business t the land office this week. through town Monday orf his way to his home in Utah Territory. K. Husbands of Mosier, G. II. Trana of Cascade Locks, W. II. fool of Wasco and John Maloneof Antelope were regis tered at the Umatilla house Monday. Telephone connection is soon to t made between Wasco and Moro. The mat lnli an already duff for the tX)U'S We regret to hear that Will Graham, . . . ... , a moon .rriv. ;Ka matnrant man h Imii SuiTerlm? Um nnlMf for nearlr a week and Frank Zelgler, the man found dead, nable to attend to business. Friday morning back of the cigar i factory was buried at . two o clock Honors to a Dalles Boy. We clip the following from the Catho' lie Sentinel. It is the address cf wel come delivered recently on the occasion of the the visit of Archbishop Riordan, of San Francisco, to the Nofro Dame, Indiana, University. Mr. N. J. Sinnott, son of Col. Sinnott, of this city had the honor of being selected from among be tween six hundred and seven hundred students to deliver the address : Most Rkv. ARniRisiioi-: This ago is somewhat hypocritical, and it often happens that honeyed words, welcoming the coming and Seeding the parting, are only on the lips and do not come from the tnie sentiments of an affection ate heart. Yes, 'tis true that the warm grasp of the hand and expressions of welcome are frequently mere formalities demanded by custom or conventional decorum. Rut it Is needless for mo to assure you. with nit candor, that the warm greeting extended to you by tho J siuuenis oi .oire mrae is vy no int-mis a mere perfunto-y duty. A glance around you suffices to dispel any impres sion of that character. The counte nances of all betoken the esteem, rever ence and affection we have for him who but a few short years ago went forth from thae walls blessed with Notre Dame's choicest gift, and who now re turns clad in the purest insignia of a heavenly trust. It s but natural that we feel a just pride in Notre latnes worthy son, the illustrious prelate des tined to guide "westward the course of emj4re of God's church to the very Golden Gato of the Pacific. Most Reverend Archbishop, though two years have passed since yti were among us, yet the remembrance of that visit rema'ins IndeJIibly fixed in our hearts; it is one of the sweet recollec tions axsociated with the pleasant ! memories of the past. Your advice und j monitions were replete with w isdom. ! Your kind and eloquent words gave us ' inmnrioiMmnt to ftvpn-omi tliK I'ViT I'nneevMary Baflerfng-a. laaldoati of Rkephord life, j stood on end for once. Another day I i I he lollowiug interesting paper was ; was going for supplies and had three j There is little doubt but that many written by Master A. P. O'Leary, onifofj horses. As it is very hard to lead horses ' persons suffer for years' with ailments the pupils of the w asco academy. I presume you know, or if you don't! where there is no road, for convenience ' u,at easily be cured by the use of T t;.i , ,.., . ., I some simple remedy. The following in- I tied one to the preceding ones tad. cidt.nt uy an UIurtJratIon & thia f. know l win leu you, mat my lamer is, une ot tncra was Wind In one eye, and I My wife was troubled with a pain in her in a business sense, of the genus stock-(shall always think there is something i side the greater part of the time tor man and dillerentia sheepman. in j unlucky about a third horse. I was ' wiree unui curea ov Lnnmoer- other words he is. grazier I by nojridlng the blind one and coming to alue means Intend to convey the Impression ; dangerous place I got off to lead them. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy whenever that he himself is an herbivorous animal j Ho thought he knew a better way and ! needed and believe it to be the best in but that he derives h's Income from started off the trail. I stopped him and i 1,16 worlJ' M- Boston. Pennville, the care of such animal, went back to untie the others, but he 1 IA Kmersy Druggists r It may be welt to explain here that in this sectien of the country sheep are kept In large flocks or bands of from fifteen hundred to two thousand each, and graze on the public domain : and not, as in most of the eastern states, in bunches, we would say, of 'fifty or a hundred which are kept in a pasture. During the greater part of the year the sheep are kept on the prairie but during four or five months in summer and au tumn they are taken to graze on the fresh feed in the mountains. Sometimes we hare to drive them fifty or a hun dred miles to the mountains. As it is in the mountains while driving that the life is most interesting, I will deal prin cipally with these time. We set out a packer, a herder and two or throe dogs, w ith a band of sheep. If we wish to be particularly Uerce look ing we strap a pistol and a bowie knife; aroun I our w aists. ! tTbm and Z It d I ,h n'dertker'" occobsUc. of o,,r niveau bfe. tout broom and put it Into the hands of wm rwom9 t ..j olir mml,itioi,; thev In- m one who would use it vigorously , . .i... .. kiiJ cited us to nut forth our tst endeavors n the street crossings during the sloppy "TV. it to ..car t j to mhM Vl)U t - m . m t is a viiHirorti'VPn in ' . . .. i Weather ther would cam the deei srrati-' ",v" " " j tained -to be true viirisiiait ide of hundreds of citizens of both t 1 m-a-1 f . .The voumrest v aoGUvne. oi i yen aney uc C. M. have ob ineit and them who have been ill with the i arholnrs, for we know that your carreer measles are all In a fair way of getting ! lias been an untuiftakablu Ircaccm for . i. ! all In ijiatnr v.nl liitvo vi'H Plinnli-il --ii. j lie vounsesi. a cnua oi eisuiven i , - j --- - - j n ' ' Wc drive alonir the road, lettinir the ahecp feed where here is an unenclosed ! B up in me morninsanoui louro ciock. starteil on again and pulled the others on. One started to slide and romina to the 1 from ath by onion, end of its roje jerked the others. It ; There has no doubt been moro lives of was about a quarter of a mile to the !Children vcr from death in croup or Wtom of theslope and about two third, j & f of the way down, the snow had melted ; mothers uxed to make poultices of them, and left the rocks bare. Picture if you ! or a syrup, which was always effectual can the horses sliding on this icy slope, i !n breaking up a cough or cold. Dr. .!,;-., ,C v i Gnnn s Union Svrup is made bv combin- which was very much stce-.cr than the ing m few .iniple rcn,edi-s with'it which, toboggan slide, and striking these rocks make it more effective as a medicine and they began to spin l'ke rocks hurled ( destroys the taste and odor of the onion, through the air. When I got down, Uo I M b? ilakeley Houghton, of the horses were dead and two sad-: A Great. Lier Medina, dies were off, one being broken to j Ir. Gun n's Improve,! Liver Pills are a splinters. It w as several months before sura cure for sick headache, bilious com- the-other horse fullv recovered. I do I plaints, dyspepsia, indigestion. .eoative- ... " I . ' 1 1! 1 ' 1 t I not think the memorv of that nisht will rI"u vcr, vc. meso puis soon be effaced from iny mind time my brother and fellow were crossing a glacier when the j clear. They alwproluce a good appe lattcr's horse fell into a crack and they 1 ' invlgorato and strengthen the ,. .j.i entire system bv their tonic action, had to leave him to freeze to death. . They miy relu;n; one p for a dose and life in a sheep camp is not the most never gripe or sicken. Sold at 2" cents pleasant imaginable. A erdcr must ! a box by Rlakeley fc Houghton. TIipm ttllls in. Another ' ,i .,irt.. v, i ..u another vounff ' anii enrich ihe hloml and .nuke-the -kin A fur Cr for Pile . t wsa mq v i i vaaiurt, iiv I wu uu i satttt l a . .... . . sjiucc, aad pretty soon we see a man - . . . . . . .: iunnig iiles are known by moisture coming as if bo were "Sheridan, Jtwentv " r"" i ,ke Irlitlon. causing intense itcn- .. ;i- - v i . i:tn ii- .,! ! '"I'per or go to bed without. i ing uhen warm. This form as well as miles away, and motioning wildivand' ,. . ' ,.? mi: t . n i i . , .. . , , ' ' During the summer we live in a tent, j blind. Bleeding or Protruding, yield at shouting as though be were the "n ! aml C(K)k out .j. n rain or ebiic . ,once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, tuanderofan Invisible lioft, which was , , . , . . , , ' . I which acta dlrectlv on parts affected, about to engage in battle. Br the time l,ma?!ne 1 hcar ' of weari-; bgorm tumof itching.and cf- he gets to us ho is out of breath and ! RQ" nd ll"nk i feet; trmanent cureK) cents. Dn mad enough to hght. He U gms with j ' sanko, Arch yt,. Philadelphia, Pa. hat do vo;i mean bv herding tl.csel , , . , , .." , . out in the mounluins, ca: snoep oil iicre. I'on i you Know -iiiai , nil? is iny ih.tm. v'fi on oi ncie U8 i.ixi my ol you iinluiii, ci will tell vou more alxut it ads of nice fat bogs Thursday. Ibey; , , . . to ,i CIU. ; llul : ,nir.ncc. t,ee outxtx.ken Vere sold to the Columbia Packing com- j Christmas' eve. Tickets for rds. which have their source in deep ; any. We did not learn tho price per j , ,-, (rM . .vorv u .y esteem, alrcwty offend g.fcl tatt-. for to , rn" L..i ti i. i i . . . KW " W given I ree to every laa; patient merit a r iul or this nature is , Ik coih : monllm. vn vorv ill on Saturday and i . . . ' . n.:. . i.. ' ... i .;n Adertird Letlea. ,i ,r Ma-nn .. . I pairioi vou arc rvrr ihj(h-iioub i'r hwih juuuh, w "v """i I . , , tV i j Sunday but is much letter this morning. nrinciples of fwHlom.- j You are trying to eat up all the gratts a j The following is the list of letters re- j jMxjr man ha!." Well, if we were green-1 malnlng in The Ialles postoffice uncalled he mi;ht terrify us, but we soon j for rriday, Dec. 11, 1S91. Persons call-; ue so need to it that it is an enjoy- i ing for these letter will please give the and varies the monotony f the I date on which they were advertised : ! ) Buhrer, Allert Brow n, Mrs J ! 1... U tK,r. .ml in that i.c : rwies. trcx uraay, JOlin happc-n to U,ia"k'37; Vi I'ni1,,e, " , , : old bv Blakelev k Houghton. 11 around and : ' oil nil. i hi. lui iKftm m wr irn i ...ii I . i . .... t . . , i i " i i gentleman wao may van lor mriu. jolltimcs displeasing, inereiore, .mosh ment ounas oi averaging mrvr nunureu ,.., i ., v .1 ' Reverend Archbishopmindful of your i :,.-.... oundseach. ' w c cl,P following from the North ; ,nUwil n our ..v an,i j.rogre, !" nt rw.n,l in A . f . ! Idaho Atr of December 4 : "Judge Jolly , mindful of vour former words of en- i "s says Celsav of Antelono writes ns: "W i weutiou me Hearts anu nanus oi iwo . roumitcii t , iuu -u . i . uu. ...... . v i faVanaugh, John lave had unusually heavv rain. In tl.l. IPlr young people last t j .J, L.. .t...t..- r-w .1-... wm.. ! TLcv were Jamea Gellatlr of this city V11 1. ' .Iw ,V..L "V " n , -ok-.. or Indian ponies, but none of i logarty, J JJ i . . . ... .: -..i it i rr..n !... l i ..... : f dm laml ia iiii.!i-r lonco. ifnerullv ' ueiimein, J i jiocx n thfl V i a tart flit Siwr ia tiuad t note. ;ian-. ui uui "'"'" J nave ia lot oi nmi anu no noi iroproy e u. Morton. lS Orace Act ca a new principle rfoiaw ir. uTar, aunsaca and iwola rnwoa IA4 nrrrt. Da. Hiiaa' Pnxa upmltly curt bmonsneoa, torpid lier aad cooiipa Uoo. Kmallaat, mtldmt, orwt I 6pdoaoa,29. Kamnlfo fiwo at irot(virtr ftr.liiMlotfo.EUtart. si (Vmgilon, Miss Maude Cowan. Thos Cintrell, W i: Faust, Chas t.erow, W A Gossin, ('has Krabbe, Diedricli Morgan, L McGrow, Kobwrt Morse, J F Presslcr, Onion Runge, Felix L Sheck, E K Smith A m tent no tts .... : " . . . Ii.ktm-i in nml tbrn It ! ttnriw lhan I Trnrv. Mi.9 Ijfiltir Thomas. Peter J. Tlio deceased ia the oldest of comprised tteneraf nntenaeni .11c-: in this city, Sunday, Iecemler u, fortv Uicn- d we trv to shift the task i Turner, D A atson, O H mily of five, or six children and was : Veil. AsisUnt General Manager I,, j mi to tho wife of Mr. Will Johnston a I of InN.ti ,,cr w, oUier,, wiHon. 3lni Jennie rcr twentv-six years of age. Noue of Dakerson, trinlendent tsaxtcr, t.en- s iwritr-punnu ooy. shoulders. ! I M ' eral laser Mechanic Joaepb . McUmnel , Amat VJrm McnhuU j Th WJ fvme tQ R ju,e aU)0t Ujirtv ; -rr-lrnc ... v,...v.. , Krnk 1,.,, a ...an alxut 3U years fevt wide, with bar wire fencca on , "We know from experience In the use !old.wlK has tcn, up till a few weeks! cither side. I sually, two wires and) of Chamberlain s Oough Remedy that it R. F. Ihirfy, of the late Boston Shoe . mnlov. of c. J. VuuDuvn of I ints aljout four roils apart The owners in goou conumon, excei.ent grass,--- " -.:'T I T.". . uV: j ...u j 1 . i u J?n? : range and abundance of bay In ruu in jmoscow in tneiuture, . in uiouS nr u. m 1,.... . - 7-' I.ing. r rank(4 .. i a ft ti... fiinr t. t,b.aad to note." ! cart ' oar collegiate life, yet we shall j,aVr. a lot of land and do not improve it. Morton..Mis Grac .10cuuBlry,.ro0, v..- ' ; ever treasure In our hearts the memory of T m .heepman ! M,-Clnre, James .uraging to stockmen. a paity of prominent official, of the "J1 will not keep you oversight ! Wthch. Mr, M The report that come, to this office of! Union Pacific railroad stopped over Xfmelmi wid" '' i if you have anything to do with sheep. ! .SST'KSfci1 B lie voung man Thompson having died -tout two hours Sunday in this city I j Somi,tlmpi, ,. om... who MmM ! ' 11 T? I f tha diphtheria, can hardly be credit- on their way to Portland. I be party a " - i he rest of the family has been affected, nd there has been no diphtheria in the eighborhood for years. Dennis Bunnell, like a good citizen Vat he Is, ordered a boiler the other ar to beshlptwd by D. P. and A. N. For lUm Children. j' Our reudess will notice the advertise 1 ments in these columns for Chamberlain !&Co., Des Moines, Iowa. From per j sonal experience we can sav that Cham j bcrlain's Cough Remedy has broken up J bad colds for our children aud we are j acquainted with many mothers in Cen ! tcrville who wou'd not he w ithout it in the liQUe for a good many times its cost ! and are recommending it every day.- J L'enttrrillf, S. Chronicle and Index. 2-i cent. Thi c-nt and 41 Imttles, for sale j by Snljcs A Kinersly, druggifts. fiw Tbe Old aud the New. j "Of course it tiarts 1-ut you must grin and War it,' is the old time consolation j given t persons troubled w ith rheuina ; llsm. "If vou will take the trouble to 1 dampen a piece of flannel with Cham- ; , berlain'a Pain Balm and bine it on over tha at4 a t.of n w( piiiiitriiaf iiiin tar ill is the style i prevent croup, says Messrs. Gad-1 dLsa .. u , nnd Iuuch and leather comnanv of Nortli Dalles, i -.n.... 1 t-.:.i.. I ..1 f..,,,-. ti. ,.!,. . m-.i,, t ! 'rr" on.e T crV-t lowm- "Viniore satisfactory adviw. oOcentbot- . . -;. ,.1-t .v..v - - i im dJ that the remedy has given great j ,,. 1 siw, a kIupnIv came ut Monday armetl with authority 1 i.t- nu I wtil.in twnr il.rw hn-t d th fence and ...;.f.;.-. t -i..;..i.. nt Kn. ties lor sale ty Snipes ot Mnersi, drug- w - 1 iuu as aim v t its,- V I 'v a. . " v -o v- ; - i - L(Caa iwf tMIV it.iiii ea Mva , .a j 3 l o..'s fast freight. It came by rail an low Mr. Bunudl wonld like to know ihy the mevchanU of Portland are la jjllasbn with the Union Pacific and lon't ship goods as directed. The oi!r was addressed all right but 1t tu wrong and Mr. Bunnell propones ) know who is to blame. A tlegra.:i was received in this city riday from Tacoma stated that Iw - nce Brown, son of Pat Brown of Ten . ! J 9 . .... . ( - - iflllfV HUH 111. ,,on,y morning on the ojen ground tack of the j within two or three feet of the fence and j patisfaction ,-e thejjj, cigar Factory on Main Stn-et. j of course the sheep are bound to creep f they Ulicv under the wire for a taste of the grain j market for throat and lung . , . . .. . lor sale bv Sniis Kmcrslv d shoots. Then out comes tho farmer j ; 1 of the law, as he alleges, to remov machinery from the shoe taciory anu Ztgor t.ft VanDuyn'a employ on the Uke It to Portland. As we write at 3 J ,8th ,t f jntcnding'to go cant bv w avof p. in. a dray and five or six men are on , the Xorthvrn lncific. He went to Port the other side of the riTcr. The men, j ,auJ whf re ,1C on , Jrunk ttmj Wew under Ihirfy'a command have obtained ; in $2a)t al, the noncy ,1C ,iaJ 1 1, came entrance to the building and are boxing .jj to TLe ij H(it Tuesday, sick up the machinery, previous to its re-jfro,n 0 effects of his debauch, and moval to ttie Oregon side. ! penniless. He registeret at the Ima- At last we get to the mouutains, but l tuia nouse eany in me aiternoon 01 iucwe oiten have trouble. Aoout lour jskmedayand went to bed. He had j venrw ago I w as packing forb.indup re-ice 111 e it to. be the best in tho diseases. ruggists. Thc Dlulilnl itawit at Atloria. Astoria, Or., Dec. 12. The tugs Wal- j Iowa and Escort No. picked up the Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. with his dog, and ll'ic sheep are so anx ions to get out that they do not think of creeping under the fence but rush agaiust the fence and sometimes tear it disabled steamer Mari off the entrance S -VETa Baby was tdck, worwTofcerCastoria. down for several hundred yards. l otted Uo Stand; Divided Wo rait tlile In this county and brother of Mrs. j , I " .T TVIT?l .1 ! r,rrTk,V',y Lorr01 10 froU ',' on Mile cek. and when I, 5Iuirh Icev of Hood River had died' ' 1 lrlP 10 lascaaes it( Hood, proniUIng not to drink any more I turnetl to camp one day I found a not i Ud.vs.go from a wlli .crident. j It there which read as follows: "Wew he boy Is .bout 17 ye.rs old. No other!. , . , .1 ,. , .' , ,t .. , , ... 1 dertaken when Uiev attempt to fight the srticulars were given. Inquiries were r. . ,r,u Th ,l(,v Lade after the twy'a relatives In regard ! .,...,. , ,wA tj.,,1,, . ilfc , the disposition of the body. .....ched White Salmon. A Chrlsman brothers received a lot of ! corrall-full of Logs stood uon the bank ! ,,llta -,er he lai aula Friday from the other aide the j .walling shipment. The purser of tl. itill lituber srhei:: ;rer. zney came across as usual Dy me nLr .1.1 -vtk n, n ).i ...,.r ia rrrybutone of them took it Into his injuc0 ,w owner of the hoes. R. D. ,ead to go back and in spite of all Miat Cameron, to ship them bv tbe Baker. -i : 1.. .1 1 .. ... 1. .i . 1 ' uiu uoiib too 10 tur waicr, anu , vr. Cameron could name his own price. as more than half way across before n i, o men, w ho folio ed him in a boat, j abdUrate and did nt care what the uld head him off. In the swiftest ) ,,rlCe was. The Baker conld not get art of the stieam a roi-ewas thrown llieui. Tlien llie .teamed off to iver his horns and be was towed back to : h lt.-t f.-ivr l.ndinv fifi.x.n Mr- j head of horses, the proi-erty of W. M. Charles Stulling complains that a j Rand and O. B. Hartley of Hood River, hlpuicntof wines that he ordered re- j stood upon the bank, awaiting shipment ntly to come from for tlx ml by the 1. 1 to Portland. The Baker dashed her A A. N. Co.. boats came from Port suited. The steamer Wetmore was i . brought np to the citv today and docked. . rreireniiw. fr ru,.. Captain tiritJiths, of Port townsend, is .e want every mother fo know that 1...r ri.ii.nt!iiff t hn owners. He made 1 croup can be pnrvente.1. True cronp is beleived he kept his word as far art : d re vou jut three days to leave, and If j a cm met this afternoon with the Astoria never appear without a warning. The Irinliinit ' nimi'rtinl n miikt of tlu I .-mi u... ..... .t.m.. l.vtlm. limn X . ill ilmn u,.rktn hnil.l a rudder and tdace t symptom is hoarseness : then tbe birrowed money was found in t.is o-k- j lu-lp you. ' The thn?e day pas.od and to the river at 3 o'clock this morning i and towed, her to Astoria. They w ill ! take no action regarding a claim until j the Union Pacific authorities are con-' When sh was a Child, sbe cried foe Castoria, Wbta aba bocaro MJo, s& claog to Castoria, Wlaa the had Children, iha gn them Caatori ets after death. He must have Iain out we reccivel no help. e found nut ! all night and deliberately selected the j that it wasawoma:i who bad w ritten. v dow n. His body was j the notice, and on the liu-t dav her hus- ' . .... band came up to our cum p to buy halt found this, morniug. eigler was an honest, hard working and faithful young man, He bad been in the employ of Mr. VanDuyn for some six years. His greatest failing was his fondness for liquor. He bad kept per fectly soter for nearly two years. He has an uncle and sister who live at F.luis, a mutton We have very good op ort unities of hunting and fishing. We often kill deer and the liears andoug.irs are always bothering the i-heep. One day I called a i-ougar, mistaking it for my "dog. . I was herding this dav for the herder j Missouri. An inquest was held on the j ha t gone to town and ho left his dog remains Frldav afternoon, but no verdict j with jne. The dog, which was yellow, hud U-en reached at time of going to j went tocaufp towards evening. 1 was press. j in a thicket w hen I saw- something vcl-! Coroner's Inqueat. then the vessel in satisfactory shaisj to resume : apeiirs io nave laaeii a com or a the vox age. : ctia may nave accompanien me iioarte- " : ness froiu the eturt. After that a pei-ul- An Old C'onfldenro Man Arrented. liar rough coc.ull is develojied, which la t-. .... ,i,' ; followed by tho croup. The time to act (HICAI.O. Ic. l.'.-James Mack, u n t,;tf chii,M54t jc,,,,, i,wm,; protmbly the oldest confidence man In j R few-doees of Chamlierlain's Cough the country, was arrested today while Remedy will jireveut tlie attack. Even 'i..n.i-. i -c... ! after a roiiL'h com:li has appeared the .i .. iv. . : ,.. j disease mav le prevonteit i-y uung thia enteentb I mtcd States infantry, I miiedy a .lirected. It has never teen tioned at Fort Russel. Wyo.. away from ! kn0wn to fail. L'5 cent. 50 cent and $1 the depot. Mack is 75 years of age. In I bottles for sale bv Snipes A Klnerslv, his rockets were found a bogus $ 1000 drutrs'wts. " dAW goiu ceriiucaie, ami a wgus uuiotuiu ing, w hich he had used. Killed hjr a Iruuken Mao Buooslvn, Dec. 12. This" afternoon : Charles IXwd and w ife, while walking j ' low and thinking it was the dog I began j along Third street, were met by a man j l ot it u iu I tcii jM ii en 'Sjickneru Keener. who.rtH.-l-! ! a it . al al ...a I T ii i l.n u A m if V Wlr M i lilloS ITliA M'na i I. ... 1 y . ...x. . oowiu.r iron. . on-, nooe uuo u.o nu ; m crew uirew out - . treed him but w.d obliged to let him go ing in a drunken manner, applied a vile pud by rail, contrary to his orders and the stock gang planks and the purser j found dead in this city yesterday morn-, w Mt tw u h ninj( k-pithct to Iowd. The latter knocked ! jMpping directions. There is one way climbed off and atked the owners of the Ing. the jury brought In the following' st iumtiier I was herding in dark I Feenev down. Feeney jumped up, un- j i prevent an occurrence of this stealing i horses to "Bring them right ahead, ! venlict : timber when one dav mv sJirt-p s-.!it ' steadily pulled a revolver, and fired two ! lime, and that is; Let all similsr shin- sent'lemcn." But the owners said thev ! We. the iurv woni and limmmd...! to ! ... , , .... ... ... .' ". . shots. 'which mortally wounded Mrs.; . . . ' anu one pari riii?i-i oy mr, iiriiwuomurnwiw.i. -. jiwuumiT ; cr.efMxi not. incn inu purser suiu : 1 invesusrate me cause tjI me tieaui oi llie jr to Itolman and Co. and then advbe ! "We'll take them to Portland gentlemen death of the man i iese arties as to their further disposal. for ti-.1, cents a head." .Again the ow n : the lead and saw a liear r went to carrying off a j Duwd. Feeney w as arrested. now itciore us, una , in.i, vi.. i. -... i,.tuMr...:,rd : from the exidence given on the inquest ' i.ii i,. rnr,u.,l in .-am-.tr ii, I . - Ja a '--owa'va iK.iL.I J a . ' .1 I . .a. e n a aa . . I ' iirugi- i utii.iii.1 uraj iuii hthii u . rri iuki tney guessci not. .-am me t mat his name is rrank .eigler, and hi lamb which I vr i.IiHiinI to kill us ti e . .. u -. I I . 11.. t" II . t I . ...... .1 ... I . .i ...... ... c f 1'7 ii ion uiim', anu , purrer i ui tneiii rignt on genuemen s aire : years and thai me caiiMS ol his , H.nr j,aj bitten il Some or the merchants t.io, for that ; and name your own price. "loucan- death was the excessive use of iutoxica -. -.t . . . , ijatter. . ; not naveiiiein, sir, ii you carried mem . ' ' ... . ' for nothing," was the answer, and the ' ti. D. Loardman, a well known farmer i wheesy, rolton old hulk 'turned her ,f Shernian county had the mirfortuue prow tow ards tbe Cascades. lose a check the other ihiv in a man-' , er that completely puzles himself to MAitiUEii. count for. He had sold some wheat: In this city, at the I' mat ilia House, l. (n,,i,.l.l J. i:i . ..t i: .. i . bv llfv. ii im Mirlii.ll .1 If lr,i.lnr. i ff viiii J I till ' UI Ji:17, 1(111 OU(-t , . ...v.. Sis way to The Dalles vesterdar, ac-! l Str.nw 8' o( ,;ord' i i . , . i In this county. The Liikomci.k wIhIr's mpanied by his wife, he received a tl0 young couple many happv days. i:eck on French A Co.'s bank for the " - '--" - ; frnotit $2.2o. Mr. Boarduian put the; IHKli. p.eck in his jxx-ket, came to Tho Near Dufur, Or., December 11, ISM,) i'alles on the cars and he and Mrs. j uf diphtheria, Andw Thompson, oldest ;VMMUJlrlIl tll4 ting liquors and exiiosurc in lying on the ground at The Ihilles on the night of !ccembcr 10, 1SJ. J. IhillKIITV, Lr.si.itc Biri.Kit. ! A. A. Uitwi ii ht, A. J. Davis, A. L. Wkiiktku, R. G- Cuwrru.. . Ivrrlblv. A little later the same day I naw an other not fur distant which 1 tiretl lit with un old pirtol 1 had. Instead of retreating, lie came straight on and us I could not depend on the pistol, and It whs a cinnamon liear, I deemed it neces sary to beat a hasty retreat. We set a gun by making a V shaped pen, ojkmi t the wide end. ' Acroi-s the tpn end we stretch a cord und fasten il to a lever which vnll" the trigger of the. gun. By. this way we can ol'ten kill them wheu .Miautlo & I'arifle Trimble. I Ai.uiyi EKm E, N. M., IVc. 12. The j grievance committee of the Atlantic A Pacific disjiatchers and oicrators were! in consultation with General Suj-erin- j tendent GribWll this afternoon. Nego-1 tiaiioiis Prcirri-risisl so favorably as to caputs wm Nervous Prostration. warrant the opin U amicably udjutel. ion that matters will EsanwssaBJEufia Kirk nnt Nervooar A Commander Drowned. Sax I'Fiino. Ilonduran. Nor. !?7. Tin. republic has suffered a severe loss in the ' it ould W ii.iwssii.le. d-atl. I.v ,.t..nt.l drnu.dn nv. During the hot months wo take Wero N tiullty. Pouti.xi, IV-c. P.'. The trial o Ijirry Sullivan and Dick Carron of ' Astoria, on a charge of enticing teamen ; to'decert from the British ship bitch leach resulted today in their acquittal. Croa.t.it by Iriuthv M nil n, Iee. It. Owing to drouth the the grain crops in the Madras presidency lost, r amine prices tor cereals pre Sileenlewiaeaa. - liMMinrse, untKarnr, inuiBra,.r. bid I'enn, Hot IImIim, Nrrfnrn . Iyapenaii.DHllitHM.Coitliision, II yo- terlo. f'lta. hi. 1 its1 Dsan, Oplaoa II Mbit. I.rnnkenneao. ele.. are rnrodl , by Ur. Mile' Keotorwtlvo Ikerviao. : It ! not contain opinion. Mra. bochia C Hrownlee. Uelnd, Hla., aulhfctf with r.pilptf ! or &U xrara and utllt( to a tjciplfwcom. Jamb ; tetre, tlla. Oiwgoa. bad been niDrnnl with Nore : ou PmMratma fur lnir Teara, could not Klreo, nothing hsliwd him onol be uaed Or. Ml leu' Ro : Storatlvo Norvlnoi he la ixiwwell. Klna books Free rt dniirgut. Or. Mlloa Ncrvo and i Llvor Pills, hi die tur Si com are tha beat ramadr for BUIouuieu. Torpid Lirar. oie eto. i pr. Miles' Medical CoElkharlnd. TBI AL BOTTLE HUlE. so e tradiuif around ivn of Juier Thoumson. aireil 22 vear. i.- i t.-.i i .-.!;. . ! klwn VW .m t. tl. iimiminni ,..ut ' are Ust. ramine prices lor cirtais pri- -r,. , i.;i Aimi. ... , , . r j mi i, ui uvunai riunani mull, i mi 1- - -- I " ;i i.. ,,,, r tliwl r ilK . - -. . i.wn, bat when he put his hand in his Pedro, commandant of Ihe port of Puerto 1 In iiacking w.- are compelled to cross . ' 'Jl.l" I Ciuc.uio. I cc. ' 1 1 The sixteen an jjcket to get the check it was gone and j'" National market .is ojk-ii and ! Cortei. : glaciers and daneroiw phues. Jail lnirery la lliin..!.. an-hii-ts caught in the n-cent raid at i has not leen able to get a trace of it , Jr tiVeTaurants .Xlsd "The battle Is iiof'aiwavs to the' One day I wui ending a glacier when i vLt,u kij, 1!!.,' Dec. lO.-Us-t night . K;riiC hull, who were fined, ami had .-iicr. i mrntiias ieen eioi.i.eo at me . ,,.,. i-,i nr vtren wlmlminlo rtn cimnir m.M I,A u. i, ...Ru seemed as tlioutrli the w hole mass oint ..,, ,,rl.n..r oihim1 from mil liore their lines reunite!, have nprwici meir ank and a reward olferetl for its re- 12-S-U-w;;t the butter premium at a country fair. were moving, and I believe, my hair ; by sawing off the bats of ti window, eaes to i!.e crimnuvl court. V,
