THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1892.
The Weekly Gbroniele.
rHK DALLB9,
OBEOOS
. 1-OCAI. AM rEBSOHAl.
From the Dolly Chronicle, Friday. '
preparing for the
of
Farmers ere busy
arvet next week.
Mrs. J. B. Crosscn has located in San
Francisco for the summer.
Jos. Worsley will enjoy his summer
uting this year in Astoria.
Mr. I. N. Sargent and family left for
Olatsop beach last evening.
Chas. Dehm, has taken the. position
of chief engineer of the Regulator
" Mr. G. Cros9field, of Grants, paid us
a visit today. ' His town is rapidly com
ing to the front. '
We were pleased to receive a call to-
dar irom our Dromcr vmp rancu, ,vi
the Goldendale Sentinel. . j
Stacy Shown has purchased a fine
stock which will arrive for Floyd &
$hown about October 1st.
Company C, O. N. G., held an election
last evening, incident to the resignation
of First-Lieut. C, II . Moore.
Deputy County Clerk Ed. Martin is
swinging around the circle in the valley ,
at Portlahd, Oregon City and Salem.
The Dalles is today enjoying a regular
coast season of weather. If our beach
only had the clams we would be fixed.
By the time Geo. Eunyon gets back
from the gold fields some of his friends
think he will be very thirety for soda
water.
On the 26th the Idaho Statesman will
celebrate its 28th birthday. It is mak
ing preparations for a magninceni
spread.
The front-.of the Printz & JTitschke
i t -l ! r mnAtr-intr i?if finin'hirtfl'
new uuuuiug as ilwwhA - ot
touches. It presents a very handsome
..appearance.
Sarg. John R. MacAvoy, of company
: C, 0. N. G-, lias been appointed Sar-
the Btafl of Col. J.' T.
' Thompson. -
Business all through The Dalles is
brisk. More goods are leaving for the
' interior than ever before at this season
. for many years. .
Mr. A. Gehres has left lor California
with his family.. They will remain in
the Golden state, and he returns to
Sprague for three months.
The superintendent of construction on
the buildings at Grants, for the distillery
company, expects to locate his family
in The Dalles. A hor.se was hnnteii up
today.
The people of Harrison have raised a
bonus to build sidewalk and depot for
the Union Pacific railroad, oue-half of
the required sum being raised in fifteen
V. C. Ailoway, agent in this city for
The Dalles, Portland and Astoria Navi
gation Co., and the K. P. R. R. Co., re
turned yesterday from a business trip
below.
Suits pending against the Michelbach
estate, relative to rights in certain city
property, wherein Messrs. Roland and
Diamond were plaintiffs, have been de-
cided in favor of the estate.
Miss Carrie W. Ketchuni, Miss -Paul-
- r- l -tr TT TfcT T" 1
jiieiticnerauuiTirs.il. xucner, ar
rived at the Umatilla house this morn
ing direct from Hot Springs. ' Mr.
Ketchum was in waiting for them.
Secretary Evans kicked a little, but
the delegation of citizens from Portland
won their case in an orderly manner be'
fore him for more bridges. Maj. Hand'
burg's report don't count, this time.
Freight No. 21, west bound, met with
-an accident -this morning just below
Cates' point, by a cow on the track,
The locomotive was partly thrown off.
One life was lost the cow. The train
lost 2J hours time.
w. a. A.irDy, we iruit .ueaier on
Third street, delighted This Chronicle
force today by the present of a basket
of fine peaches, plums, etc., corrobora
tive of our statement yesterday that
Wasco can beat the world in this line.
A deputy sheriff!, Ford of Sherman
county arrived today from Moro with a
prisoner who will be turned over here,
to an officer from Washington county
The man with the "down in mouth'
expression is accused oi selling liquor
-without a license.
mat pile ol ashes and brick du6t, at
. the entrance to the Regulator landings is
a standing menace to every foot which
'sets a polished shoe npon it. A lady re
quests that The Cheosiclk suggest that
the duet be returned , to its maker
otherwise buried in clean sand.
A deatn nas occurred in this city to--day
which, while regretted by'all true
citizens, must not be mentioned. Let us
hope for its resurrection as The Dalles
Chamber of Commerce. The Board of
Trade did its duty in its time, but
'Chambers of Commerce are more popular,
perhaps. '
Dr. Davenport, of Moro, paid us a
-cheerful visit today. Dr. D.'s profession
is dentistry. He came to the Inland
Empire for his health. He found it
ucrc, uuu uiao a prosperous practice .
which is making him one of the landed
moneybags of this great and growing
country. He deserves it all. He was
formerly with Dr. Welch, in Portland.
Hon. E. N. Chandler is in receipt
advices Irom Ms. Chandler, at Wapi
nitia, which convey the consoling infor
mat&on that Mr. Frank Woodcock has
passed the critical point in his case. He
is eteadilv imDrovinir now, has a fair
aDDetite. recrular oulse and normal
temperature of the system. -I
The Astoria Examiner of the 12th
reached this office today coated with
crimson hued dust which permeated
the whole exterior. It is possible that
some event, happening after the mail
was done up, compelled Bro. Hibbert to
paint her red, and while in transit the
stuff daied off, rather than on.
The Dalles young men are talking of
organizing aegular constitutional boat
club. This Will lead to the construction
of a boat house, and as the Columbia' at
The Dalles, is perhaps without a" rival
anywhere, for boating, the enterprise
should be looked upon as a laudable
measure for a healthful and pleasurable
exercise.-
j If the funds for the tournament of the
annual firemens state association -are
raised here, it will be in exact propor
tion, in a business sense, to $60,000. in
three days on an' investment "of $3,000,
That's what it is. ' The officers of the'as-
sociation should be informed at once'; if
they dp not come to The Dalles they
must go to some other cit3
An unfortunate man, whose name we
could not learn, lost both of his legs this
morning on a bridge this side of the cas-
cades, by the down passenger. He was
taken to Portland. He was on the
bridge, sitting on a water barrel, and
would have been safe if he had remained
there, but he attempted to change his
position and was run over:
Mr. J. S. Schenck, president of .the
First National bank, not to be outdone
by Senator Mitchell, M. T; Nolan, and
others, appeared at the bank this fore
noon with a face devoid of mustache.
The transformation was wonderful, aud
his best friends didn't recognize him,
The best joke of many was when he was
mistaken for an eminent Catholic priest.
A short time since a bunch of wheat
from Robert Cooper's ranch, about two
miles south of The Dalles, was left in
Tick Chbon"ici.k office by Mr. A. H.
Beal. The peculiarity was the growth
on the hills, without irrigation. Mr.
Beal informs us that it harvested one
and a half tons of hay to the acre on
sixteen acres, and on ten acres three
tons to the acre was harvested. Some
of it, had it been left etanding would
have produced ten bushels of wheat to
the acre.
A woman with a little child, apparent
ly about 6ix years old, was found in a
box car at the depot this morning. Her
condition was so pitiable that the . ten
der sympathies of the yard hands were
moved. They took up a collection and
forwarded her to her destination. ' No'
report 6f her previous condition was
made, and the boys felt that they had
the commendation of One who has said,
"that inasmuch as ye did it to these, ye
have done it to me."
The latest from Ccour d'Alene says the
troops are in control. Last r.ight was a
riotous night in that region. The
strikers held high carnival and ran
things as they pleased until the arrival
of the militia and regulars. Gov. WiHey
sent the following telegram to Gen.
Curtis, at Cataldo : "In addition to the
instructions wired last night I now
transmit the following;.. If any person
is apprehended in the act of blowing uo
railroad bridges, or property, or houses,
or mills, or other property, with dyna
mite, or placing it in position to do so,
shoot him on the spot! Promulgate
this order to the troops." Gen. Curtis
replied: "Your proclamation is being
printed and circulated through this
county. We have troops sufficient and
confidence is being restored."
From the Iiiily Chronicle, Saturday.
Chief Engineer Jud. S. Fish is becom
ing quite a Shakespearean reader.
A good druggist, with a little capital,
would find at Grants a fine location for
businees. "
Six car loads of machinery, etc for the
new distillery at Grants, passed through
The Dalles yesterday. '
Two deeds were filed for record today.
One transferring real estate at Hosier,
$3,000 ; and one a lot at Tygh, $25. . .
Why do the Astoria papers say Clat
sop beaches? There is but one Clatsop
beach : and it has no narallel in nlnnrl!i
-
icuiure. - . ,
Nello Johnston," of Oregon citv, is in
The Dalles on a visit to his brother
Balfe. He expects to remain about two
weeks. ;
Smallpox has at last made its appear
ance in Portland, but, as -yet, only one
case has developed, and the.patient is in
the pesthouse. .
.t allure of. the labor union policy
comes about owing to the effort made to
place all operatives on the same basis,
regardless of ability.
Dr. Davenport informs us that it is
pretty much the same with farmers
about Moro as elsewhere. -: Short heads
well filled in the wheat fields. . ,
mr. AictroWan, one of the firm of
most successful salmon packers on the
Columbia, is in the city. . Thev fish
from the bar up to the dalles. ' '
Mr. Owen Williams denies the nnft
impeachment. He disclaims all rela
tinship to the Wilhelm family, and "we
acknowledge the corn,'' as they say.iu
Illinois.
Anybody, old and young, male -or fe
male, will confer a faTor on Tns Chbon
icLb by-sending to'tbis office"a copy -oi
the daily Jane 28th," or of the weekly
July 1st. "A nickel apiece for a hundred
of them," is the standing offer.
The neoDle at Grants have push. The
raising of a subsidy for the distillery
there shows this. The distillery will
bring them a flooring mill, a pork pack
ins establishment, and other local en?
terprises worthy of a live community
- The professional beggar, with six
small children and unlimited cheek, was
doing The . Dalles - yesterday, raising
shekels to add to her bank account in
some other city. - Such are the least de
serving where charity should begin, at
home. - . .' v . ' ,
The Dufur Dispatch : says : "These
cloudv forenoons, clear afternoons, cool
nights, seem arranged for the farmers'
benefit. We would like a day of ram,
even if it drowned out every picnic party
in the state." All right, '' Bro.- Brooks ;
here it is. . It is sent to you, gratis.
There is nothing so cooling and re
freshing as a glass of delicious ice cream
soda water: Blakeley & Houghton are
better prepared to euppy the public than
everwith this delicious beverage. , Their
syrups are warranted pure juice, which
make them so popular. ..... .
YesterdaV, boasting 'of the fine
weather at The Dalles, "The Chbosicle
stated that all that seemed to be lacking
was the clams to make it. a veritable
coast resort. These Steward Wiley pro
vided. On reaching the Umatilla house
for dinner a fine chowder was relished.
I was a fine finish to a fine day.
Once for all, let it be understood. The
Chrosicle, is not a' eewer through
which sensations and scandals are to be
debouched upon an unsuspecting public.
Law abiding people will commend a
course which defers to the courts. It is
enough that the findings of these be
published, in the regular repertorial
way.
If the rain-making wizard Melbourne
could only have been here yesterday to
touch off his fuse what a host of advo
cates be would have today. Of course
everybody would then have to give in
that it was his patent that produced the
23-hundredths of an inch that fell here
this morning from 2 to . 4 :30 o'clock.
But he wasn't in it. The good Lord is
vet with us.
The man who lost his legs on the
trestle above Cascade Locks yesterday
morning, lies in a comatose state at St.
Vincents hospital, Portland. When the
accident occurred he gave his name as
Chris Woodworth, a resident of Albina,
bat Reporters fail to learn anything
about him even from the oldest inhabi
tant. He cannot survive, and will prob
ably be buried as one unknown. .
Upon the order of Mr. O. D. Taylor,
enough silica was shipped from The
Dalles today, for Buffalo, N. Y., to make
a thoroughly practical test of its ' utility
for manufacturing purposes. While
here, a thoroughly practical expert
chemical test was made by Prof. Vnn
denberg, which satisfied him of its
qualities ; this lot, which goes east, will
no donbt satisfactorily settle the qnes.
tion as to its working qualities.
Mr. S. L. Brooks returned from Port'
land last evening. He says thoughtful I
people are not enthusiastic over the re-.
suit of the committee in Washington
It is generally conceded that bridges
enough span the river now for the good
of the city during high water that the
peers of the three now existing not only
shoal the harbor, but cause higher water
annually in the city, and by and by
when people awaken to a realizing sense
of what they have done, they will wish
they had left well enough alone. The
Morrison street and steel bridges should
be made free.
The shower this morniug did not ex
tend very far east of the Dalles. When
No. 1 west bound passenger rolled in at
three o'clock, The Chbokicle. man In
quired : "where did you strike the rain?"
to which Conductor Miller replied
promptly: "At The Dalles." It was
then coming down fine. " A messenger
from Mr. Freedlys, 16 miles south east of
tho city, rode into town about 4:30 after
Dr. Sutherland, to attend Mrs.F.who was
dangerously ill, and he said it was rain
ing when he Toft his home. It will un
doubtedly prove to be an immense bene
fit to fields of standing grain, but is no
so welcome to the swarth of new mown
hay. Mr. W. G. Obrist, nine miles
south west, says the shower was just
Janitor Fitzgerald wae -out with bis
lawn' mower this forenooa, and the court
house yard looks as smooth ae"fke pa
per in the wall'! this evening.
A change nas been made in the office
of deputy United.States marshal at The
Dalles. There is not enough i it to
make an incumbent wealthy.
If The Dalles people expect' to start
the Cascade locks and carnal, under prea
sent conditions, they have' just got to
get in and shout! -Maj. Handbory. ig in j
no hurry. -.
. Hugh Glenn made a flying visit to the
consolidated city yesterday. .. Ho left in
the morning and returned in "the even
ing. He' says he had thirteen hours
time at his command.'
Fisher's Elite balhs, in The Dalles,
are nice enough for the queen of Sheba.
New tubs, "new carpets, and clean white
walls, invite ' repose while performing
the purifying ablution. '. ...
One -solitary d. d. 'was "all that
answered to Recorder Menefees gavel
call this a', m., and this 'was an old
chronic, which speaks' 'volumes for the
morality of The Dalles on1' a auiet July
Sunday. '.-
Justice Sliutzjiad a case this forenoon
that called for a can of oil, a screw driv
er and a monkey wrench. In order -to
wrestle with it "in view of all' the cir
cumstances" he dressed himself in-a
suit of overalls. - -, -
Portland citizens have set an example
for work. They went for the privilege
of free bridges and Secretary Elkins had
to grant their wishes. ' We want a free
open river and no more darned non
sense. But we've got to get in and
shout. - ...
Special Agent Richard J. Hinton's
report on irrigation throughout arid
America will be issued in a few days.
The investigation was carried- on under
the direction of the agricultural depart
ment at Washington and was authorized
by congress in 1890. .
The wool business will be pretty well
closed up at The Dalles this week. It
has been the liveliest season ever ex
perienced in eastern Oregon. The wool
has been of very choice light staple, and
the quantity sold here will aggregate
nearly, if not quite a million pounds in
excess of any forsier season.
The Dalles has two splendid mill sites,
with water power available ?4 of the
year, within the city limits, jnat waiting
for somebody to come along aud start
something; one of which can be had
free of cost, a -donation from the, city,
and the other one can be purchased for
little or nothing yet the little burg of
Grants got away with' the distillery,
pork packing establishment and flouring
mill.' Why this was thus is beyond
comprehension. .
There are certain properties to ice
cream which frequently renders the use
of the . delicious dish dangerous.
Whether this has ever been satisfac-j
torily explained we are not advised. At
Lewiston, Idaho, on the 4th, many who,
ate of ice cream flavored with pine apple
wero taken deathly sick. The doctors
had a lively time for an heur or two,
More than a dozen cas?s were reported
in an hour. Fortunately, however, n6he
of them were serious. There, it is said,
the trouble arose from the acid formed
on the tin vessel in which the cream
was allowed to stand for so lone.
- Mr, W. M. Terry, who has been in the
drug business at Elkton, Ky., for the
.past twelve years, , says : '.'Chamber
Iain's Congo Remedy gives better satis
faction than any other cough medicine I
have ever sold." There is good reason
for this. No other will enre a cold so
quickly; no other is so certain a pre
ventive and eure 'for croup; no other
affords so much relief in cases of whoop
ing cough. For sale, by Blakeley fc
Houghton, druggists., " " t d&w
Rye grass six feet high is being
for hay in the vicinity of Rockford.
' - County Treasurer' ?!otlco.
cut
If Too want titla ta Gtnnntalar
Btata Land call oa
tX N. TIIORNBURY, '
Law Kee. V. a. Laud Office.
. A. HUDSON,
Notary Pubtl.
U. S. Land Attorneys.
. Over Sixteen Years Experience.
BUY AND SELI,
CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTAH
All countv warrants' registered prior
to March 13, 1889, will be paid if pre
sented at my omce corner Third and
Washington streets. Interest ceases on
and after this date.
. The Dalles, Jnly 16, 1892.
: William Miciiici.i,
7.18tf ' Treasurer Wasco County, Or,
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the law
partnership, heretofore existing between
E. B. Dufur, George Watkios aud Frank
Menefee, under the firm name and style
of Dufur, Watkins t Menefeo is this day
dissolved by' mutual consent. ' George
Watkins retiring from the firm. . All
persons knowing themselves indebted to
said firm will please call at once and pay
the same to Frank Menefee, and all per
sons having claims Against said firm will
E resent the same to bim for payment,
usiness will be continued at the'old of
fice, under the firm name of Dufur &
Menefee. : E. B. Dckob.
Geobge Watkiss.
Fbank Mkkefek.
Dated this 25th dav of June, 189:1.
6.2od4w
You can buy Standard Mowers, Reap
ers, Rakes, or anything in the implement
line, as cheap from J. M. Filloon & Co.,
as if you were in Portland. Thev keep
an unlimited supply of extras for all nia-
U! 1.1 1 - t . . " . y l
wiiinea win uv mem. vppobite irouKS
& Beers. ' 4-22wtf
. .Abiiut Home. .
The Dalles, July 18. Furtherreports
coining in since Saturday morning, from
points as far south as Prineville, say
the rain was general,' and did an im
mense amount of good. It is now
thought the average wheat crop will be
about twenty bushels per acre. Barley
in all sections is a good crop, having
been less affected by the hot winds than
the wheat.
Saved from Death by Outona.
There has no doubt been more lives of
children saver from death in croup or
whooping cough by the use of onions
than any other known remedv, our
mothers used to wake poultices of them,
6r a syrup, which was always effectual
in breaking up a cough or cold. Dr.
Gnnn's Onion Syrup is made by combin
ing a few simple remedies with it which,
make it more effective as a medicine and
destroys the taste and odor of the onion.
"0c. Sold by Blakeley & Houghton.
Oregon Lead Once.
Review. The Oregon state horticul
tural society, which has just closed Its
session, chose the Oregon grape as the
state floral emblem. The ladies of
eastern Washington are again unfortu
nate in their choice for the Washington
holly, generally preferred in this part of
the state, is identical with the grape,
chosen by Oregon.
600,000
-Or-
ACRES
UnimproTed
FAfiM -Propsrtj
.Send for a Pamphlet describing thin land.
WE ARE AGENTS FOB
Thompson's ASSition to Tie Dalles.
This addition Is laid oft" into one-tore lota, ana
in destined to be the principal 'residence partot
the city. Only twenty minutuca walk from to
court bonne.
Do not be afraid to consult or write us, we prlv
advice or information in all branches of our bna
inois f rec of charfre.
Settlers Located on Government Lani
Office in l 8. Land bftlce' Building.
THK-DALI.es . --' . OREGON."
ATTENTION FARMERS
. . . The Imported Belgian -
Stallion
Will staad for the Scaaon of ISO.',
At Richmond's Stables In The Dalle on Fridajra
and Saturdays. At Harry (illnlns, mile east
of Fairfield School house. Momlnys. At R. flood
crass' i milo west of Boyd 1'. O., Tuesdays anal
Vedncsdays. . .
mm W ls Imported in 188 by D. P. fltubbs
u'u Sons, of Fairfield, Iowa. He is a Dark
Bay, with Black Points, aud Is registered at Brus
sels as No. SM, and in America as No. 199. COOD
is one of the Flnnat HrM Draft Hcrses la
America, is coming 7 yrs old, and weighs 1MU0 kta
TERMS 120 for the season, or fi'i tn insures,
foal. By the Season, payable vet 1st To insure,
due and payable as noun as the mare is known t
be in foal. Mares not brought ' regularly will be
charged for by the season
M. W. XT. L. Fit ICEMAN, Owners.
. BOYD, WASCO CO., OREGON.
FARM FOR SALE.
I offer for sale all or a part of iuy
farm of 480 acres in Sec. 24, Tp. 1 south,
range 14 east, 15 miles southeast of The
Dalles ; good improvements, good young
five-acre orchard now bearing, plenty of
good water for house use and stock ; 175
acres in cultivation, good outlet north,
east, south or we6t via county roads.
I also offer for sale 1 GO acres in Bectioa
26, township 1 south, range 14 east;
also five bead horse, one double set of
harness and a few farm implements, etc.
Prices reasonable, terms easy and title
good. For particulars come and see me
at The Dalles or .1. H. Trout at the farm.
jan29-tf E. W. Teout.
Dalles College Students.
fine.
From the Dally Chronicler Monday.
Crandall ;& Eurget have some very
fine pictures on sale.
Mr. Ed Martin, deputy county clerk,
is expected home from hie-valley trip
tomorrow.
Prinz & Nitschke were loading up an
other team for. the country this -forenoon.
. .
. Eight more carloads of material for
the distillery at Grants passed up the
road this morning in' the early freight.
Mr. Nello Johnson. today fully agrees
with the writer that this weather this
Dalles weather; beats the sea coaat all
hollow.
If they don't let up, the press of Ore
gon will out-demon Deeming with de
mon Wilson. The cowardly son of a
gun. .. . . -
Judge Watkina was in the citv today.
Friends, will" be pleased to learn that
Mrs; W., is steadily fmpfovlng even
though slowly.' ' .:'.-.'
The" Occident, Berkley's California
university journal, has reached Tnx
Chronicle by conrtesy of Robert Mays,
jr. A group of 15 members of tho cham
pion ath'.etic team of '92 composes one of
the leading illustrations, and fills a page.
Mr. Ed Mays appears as one of the cham
pions. Another illustration, full page
size is of Mrv Walter Henry, champion
120 yard hurdle racer. Time 15& sec
onds, which beats the world's record of
15 4-5. Another full page illustration
shows the front elevation of the new
mechanics building, for which the
regents have appropriated $65,000, with
an additional S2o,000 for equipments.
In a tabular statement of university
records we are informed that eleven of
the leading records now belong to the
Pacific coast, one of which was made by
Mr. Ed. Mays, October 25, 1890, at an
event at the Olympic grounds by ac
complishing a ran of 75 yards in 8J
seconds. In four other events Mr.
Mays established a fine record. We are
proud of ourv Dalles young men and the
various records they are making during
their college coursel .
Steamer Regulator Notice.
On account of needed repairs the
.Regulator will not make a trip on Sun
day July 25th. . . v
. 7-18d6t W. C. Allaway; Agent.
' A Mew Kind of lnauranre. '
For twenty-five cents yon can insure
yourself and family arainst any bad re.
salts from an attack of bowel complaint
aunng tlie summer. Une or two doses
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy will cure any ordi
nary case. It never fails and is pleasant
and safe to take. . No family : can afford
to be without it. For eale at 25 and
50 cents per bottle by Blakeley & Hough
ton, druggists. ' d&w .
A ft rent Liver Medicine.
Dr. Guuu's Improved Liver Pills are a
sure cure lor sick headache; bilious com
plaints, dyspepeiri, indisestion; costive
ness. tomid liver, otr. 'fruxm thio in
sure perfect digestion, correct the liver
and stoniacu, regulate the bowels, purify
and enrich the blood and make the skin
clear. Thev also nroduce a pood Anno.
tite and invigorate and strengthen the
entire system by their tonic action.
They only require ono pill for a dose and
never gripe or sicken. Sold at 25 cents
a oox by Ulakeiey & Houghton.
Carter For Chairman.
Mismocxa, July 18. The republicans
all over Montana, so far as heard from,
are delighted with the action of the
National republican committee last Sat
urday, in selecting Hon. Thos. H. Car
ter of this state to serve as chairman.
A Bare Care for Files.
Itching Piles are known by moisture
ing when warm. This form as well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protruding, yield at
once to ur. uoeanRo s, tile Kemedy,
which acts directly on parts aiff'ected,
absorbs tumors, allays itching and ef
fects a permanent cure. 50 cents. Drug
gists or mail. Circulars free. Dr. Bo
sanko, 329 Arch St., Pniladelphia, Pa.
Sold by Blakeley & Houghton.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
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PACKERS OF
Pork and Beef.
MANUFACTURERS OK
Fine Lard and Sausages.
Cnrers of
BRAND
Hams and Bacon
Dried Beef, Etc.
Masonic Building.
The Dalles. Or.
Nervous Prostration,
ajiemlomneaa.
BMdaek, Backache. Dlisla
bid rears,
nick
;atbr
Ra riuw..
"bit, Draaken.tu, ., m .cnreS
7 Uaj' Restorative Xervrae.
It does lint rmnt.in mi.tM li i-. n
BnnraJee, Deland, FI., soffsred with KpUcpsjr
Tgaw and testifies to a complete core. JiUwa
Jle, Oreion. bad been suArlnc witk Nsrr
SS.VSnf!l2?1.or ,ou Tears, eonld not sleep, ,
aotWnjr belped him antll he osed Dr. Miles' Re
toratlva Narvlnai be is now wall, ytnebeeks
''roKBisu. Or. Miles Narva and
UarPllle. 60 doeea for 2 cents are tba best
rsmedr for Biliousness, Torpid Unr. eta, eto.
fir. Miles' Mad leal Co.,Elkhart,lnd.
War a
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When Baby was sici, we gare her Castoria,
WheoahewasCM(l,abe3fccCiatori,
Wnen aba became Kiss, aha claiv to Castoria,
WhwirHhaaCaaarea, the gtm them Castoria
DIAMOHD - EflLLER - Hill
A. H. CURTIS, Prop.
Flour of the BestQual-
ity Always , on Hand.
THE DALLES.
OREGON
SOLD BY BtAKllEY . HOVGHTUX
SETS 3LI7n FUM
Act on a new principle .
reroute the liver, etonaca
and bpwela . through a
turner. JDa. &iiLxa( Pnxa
iSptadUy ears biUomnnsa,
torpid liver and constipa
tion. ' Smallest, mildest,
surest I BO doeea,2S ,
Kemnlse tree at drurciatr?.
to. Ilfai 1st Oh. CUaart ,
Sold or BLAKF.LSY a HOUGHTON.