THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, JANUARY SO, 1808.
The Weekly Chronicle.
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Kmm the Daily Chronicle, TucadeJ.
The river id quit filled '' "kim lc"
today.
Tli latest. Paris "cl plito at
Herriu's gallery over the Dostofflee.
Ti. i..mr waa down to T above
aero tliii morning m '"-'
Mr. Fwik Melotie one o( Wasco
county! large sheen ten i ci,T
Tacoma, Portland and Pendleton are
each ii: tested with thievea, burglar and
loot pad.
The nest medal contest ill take place
t the uonrt bonne neat Wednesday
night, the 26th.
The contest (or Uie county seat in the
roMNied Mitctiell .county will lay be
tween Mitchell and Waldrou.
M. J. Anderson of Dofnr, left for
Salem yesterday with the draft of a
charter for the new town of Dufur.
Tas payer in Kitter, Ixing Uree, ami
Hamilton have remouatratedagaiual any
, diviaion np there. They are convinced
. that diviaion would increase the burden
of taxation.
To throw away a fine mecracbauin
pipe on the 1st of January without
noticing where it falli ia regarded by
am (.amplw.i as the hight of folly.
. The sleiKhs out in good force laat
eve and the jingle of the aleigh belli re
minded ii of the old New England win
der dny-i n lien tiie young folk went to
tiie quilting.
Mr. Henry Dietsel, proprietor of the
North Pacific Trunk work In thin city,
left yesterday fur a tour of Eastern Or
egon and Washington in the interest of
that (limitation.
The 4-lu band party will viait Cush
ions Friday night if the anow last. A
band of music baa been engaged, and
l.u:e carryall sleigh will lie employed.
A jolly good time is expected.
I here are a large number cf persons
in the city today making filial proof on
their lands at the land office, and also a
number ho are trying to procure title
to forfeited railroad land.
- We are Informed that Mr. l-t. Booth,
who ia iirostrated bv a severe attack of
typhoid pneumonia, is still very ill with
no perceptible change in bis condition.
fUrong hojie are. entertained that bis
recovery will lie soon.
' J. Kmig is now tbe editor of the
Courier, ami W. J. Story of tbe Senti
nel at Goldendale. ltotb Journals show
much improvement in tbe last Issues,
sind it ia hoped the brothers may dwell
ogether peacefully.
Mnssr. Kufus Wallace of Wallace,
and John Pynott of John Day gave us a
pleasant call today. These gentlemen
and several others from Sherman county
arc in the city on business with tbe U.
II. land dcartuient.
. The clear ice on the ponds is now
'bree and one-half inches thick, with
(jt indication that by tomorrow it will
' increased to foar and one-half inches.
auipbell Bros will begin, cutting to
. orrow. Ham Tburman has cleaned off
a large place fur skating.
The funeral of the late Cornelius Howe
t.111 take place from the family residence
on Ninth street to the Catholic Church
to-morrow (Wednesday) morning, at
1:30 o'clock. Friends of the family art
ivlted to attend.
Our reporter met Mr. Police Judge on
e street while on bis rounds, made an
Tort to pick an item out of him, and
t only response he got was, "the court
justice is congealed, and consequently
commitments are withheld lor a
1 her temperature."
Farmers in from the country today re
port that the ground has enough snow
on it to protect the fall wheat from the
frost and even should no more snow or
rain fall until April or May, the ground '
sumcieniiy wet to insure a sUady
growth till that time.
It will l seen by advertisement on
bis page heudud "man wanted," that
V. V.. L'l 1 I
- new j..ugtuu iiavbiunai ttUUUing
lx n una investment company have de
cided to enter this field, if a suitable
rgent fur the purpose cau be found.
Ion. John L. Ayer, general attorney and
anuger, passed tbrongh last night can
ard, but will be at The Umatilla in
tuis city on Wednesday and Thursday of
tbi week, and will lie prepared to re
ceive applications for the agency.
Mr. O. W. McKelvay informs us that
had a lively chase after a cougar or
ountain lion yesterday near Mr. A. C.
iki, tonth of this city. The dogs
ire compelled to give np the cbase as
8 snow was too deep for farther pur
i out lie is sure that he will get the
animal soon. It was a monster and Mr.
McKelvay says ha would have given a
cay uw to have got him.
The Ochoco Review says the bou ndariee
"sr the proposed Antelope county will
m brace a, fine grating and farming
onntry, and will take from Crook about
1 lirty-!x townships, together with some
tl the best taxpayers in the country and
tdds: "It is certain that Crook county
annot ailord to lose this territory, and
tia indeed questionable if those who
,re seeking county division will find it
0 their interest financially to be set off
a a new county." I
The Winqaat circle of the Chautauqua
met at the residence of Mrs. Shackleford
laat night. Mr. Kiddell took charge of
the Grecian History and Miss Brooks of
the United States and Foreign Powers.
The levsons were very instructive as well
as entertain in?. Mrs. Brooks read an
Interesting article on the Congo, and Mrs.
Blakelcy and Miss Frailer, one on the
Yang-tse-ktang, and Mrs. Hnntiiigton a
well prepared paper on ostracism and
banishment. After tbe lessons a very
delicate luncheon was served in her
usual dainty way by tbe hostess Mrs.
Shacklefurd, for which Mr. Huntington
and Mr. Crandall arrived in time. The
next meeting will be with Mr. Uiddell at
the residence of Mrs. Myers. Those
present were: Mrs. Shackelford, Mrs.
Crandall, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. Blakeley,
Mrs. Huntington, Miss Brooks, Miss
Frailer, Mis Klindt, Miss Campbell,
Mr. Kiddell, Mr. Hnntingtoc, and Mr.
Crandall.
Captain and Mr. Sherman and a gen
tleman and lady went out sleigh riding
yesterday np the Mill creek valley and
everything went on musically with the
jingle of the sleigh bells until tbey
resched their destination, which was as
far as tbey wished to drive, when a turn
was mads for the return to the city, at
this juncture one of the runners dropped
into a sag in the ground, and over the
party went into the suow which was
aided by on of the ladies catching one
of the reins which the driver was trying
to control and the result was as stated
all over on tbe turn with a scream and a
laugh.
Prom Um Daily Chrouiale, WediM-eOay.
This is tbe plumbers' second harvest
this winter.
II. C. and J. W. Moore of Nansene,
are in the city.
Wm. Elliot of Monkland, is in the
city on hnsinea.
Miss Jeannette Williams ia visiting
"lst'ves and friends in Portland.
j Judge Bradshaw, County Clerk Croe-
sen and Judge Beonett, left for Portland
on the afternoon train. j
i
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mercliie, Mr. M. A.
Merchle and Mrs. J. McPherson of
Moro, are at The Umatilla.
Mr. L. Itice of Endereby, was in the
city today on a flying trip for business.
We acknowledge a neighborly call.
The flag at the land office is at half
mast today in respect to tbe memory of
tbe late ex-President Hays, who died
last night.
Tbe friends will be pleased to hear
that Miss Gertie Meyers, who has been
so seriously ill in Portland is slowly re
covering. F. M. Burgen, Mrs. M. F aimer, O. E.
Leet, W. J, and J.B.Martin of Sher
man county, are in the city attending to
laud office business.
The river is filling with floating ice
steadily and appearance indicate that
it will block before tomorrow nigbt at
or near Crate point.
Three beaver have been caught in the
Grand Ilonde river recently by an old
trapper who bunted and trapped over
the same ground in I80H.
There is no way of figuring out a
scheme, says the Review, by which two
counties cau be more economically ad
ministered than oo.
Mr. Geo. Harrison, a well known and
popular Dalle city caterer, w bo recently
disposed of his business interest here,
has located in Han Francisco.
Tbe coasting 1 fin in this city, judg
ing by tbe Dumber out on sled and bob
each evening, and the hilarious out
bursts of laughter from the Y. B. C.'a.
A lot of barrel aui table for packing
meat, can be bad cbeap on application
to Campbell Bro. candy factory, 104
Second street. First come fire t served.
The Ladies Glee Club had a most
pleasant meeting at the home of Miss M.
Uollister last evening. Their next
meeting will be with Miss Roue Micbell
on Tuesday evening of next week.
j tie mercury uiaraea 10 above aero
this morning, and today only rose to 21
The sky is overcast with clouds and fog,
and the frost ha been falling all day
with an easterly wind blowing from one
to tour mile an nour.
A (moll party gathered at the home of
Mrs. Wilt Condon last evening, game
and other amusement were indulged in
until midnight when refreshment were
served, and a!l returned home well
pleased with the evenings entertain
ment.
The Y. B. C. club today employed
street (.ommissioner Starj'ols to put
Union street in condition tor coasting
tonight, and tbe Boss of tbe bill will be
there; also the bobs, the sugar barrel
stave toboggan, and lot of other sweet
ness for an evening of exhilarating sport.
Campbell Bro. began cutting and
putting up ios today off from Sam
Thnrman' ioe pond ; It cuts tS inches
thick and is clear and in splendid con
dition for keeping till tbe hot summer
day where the mercury is bobbing in
the 00.
Tho respective strength ol vhe Turner
and Allen faction of th republican
party, now at war with each other in
tbe state legislature, was never harder
to gauge than at the present time. In
stead of a ballot determining their
actual strength, it has left matter in
audi shape that result obtained then
are worthies now.
The New England National Building
and Loan and Investment company will
certainly be represented in The Dalles,
if the man suitable to manage their
business her 1 found. Mr. Ayer, the
attorney and general manager of the
company, will be at The Uniutillu I Mi
evening or tomorrow to make the ap
pointment. See advertisement "mail
wanted," on this page.
Mr. Tom Fargher ran a very narrow
escape from an accident on the road
night before last. He hired a team to
go to 8-Mile, and was driven out about
as quick as Jack Robinson could do it.
On returning to the city, however, the
team mode a detour on their own ac
count, upeet the sleigh, lost a robe, and
bounded homewards at a lively pace.
After rolling along for sum distance the
leigb righted itself and Jack was on
top again, bat he bod lost the line and
the horse followed their own inclina
tion until the stable was reached la the
citv.
Fron Tbs Daily Chronicle, Thursday.
Have you seen those beautiful Pari
Panel photo, at Herrin gallery, over
ttte poatofficeT
Brother Micbell, so glad our typo'
error furnished yoa a text for a dis
course for your paper. Item are scare
these day.
Congress passed a bill on th third of
ibis month to increase tbe pension of
th old Mexican war veteran f4 per
month. This will be good news to the
few old soldier of that war.
Messrs. W. J. Davidson and J. C.
Wingfield of Endersby called today.
They report stock are doing well and
every inch . of anow mean another
bushel of wheat per acre.
Hon. Stephen M. White, of Los An
geles, Cala., was elected U. S. Senator
by the democrat of the legislature yes
terday. It was a bot fight and resulted
in a majority of two for White.
It is just a mouth today since the
ground about this region was covered
with snow, and it is still covered, with a
prospect of remaining yet awhile. Tbe
weather is so floe, however, that nobody
has any kick coming.
Rc-v. and Mr. Curtis w ill receive tho
member of the church and parish at
the Congregational church on Friday
evening from eight until ten o'clock.
Strangers among us especially invited.
Dispatches from the capital report
Haley' Celilo portage road bill a
having passed the second resding and
was referred to th committee on in
ternal improvement. Also that tbe
bill for board of water commissioner
passed tbe bouse unanimously.
Sleighing is flue iu the city and up
Mill creek valley, but out on other road
tbe loot ia so fin that it readily mixes
with aand, and the sleighing 1 not so
good. With what w have today, the
total snowfall of th current winter ba
been thirty and one-balf inches at Th
Dalle.
Mr. Polk Butler and some of hi neigh
bor cam in from Nansene yesterday to
look after their forfeited railway land in
terest, and as th weather was so fin
tbey expected to meet a Chinook at Tbe
Dalle, hence used tb buckboard. Todsy
tbey axe wishing tbey bad a sleigh.
Mr. C. C. Hubert has taken cbsrg of
tb Cascade portage railway a superin
tendent. When business 1 resumed,
and th repair are made to Th Dalles,
Portland and Astoria Navigation com
pany steamer, tb Regulator line will
be better prepared than ever before to
regulate freight for this division of tbe
Inland Empire.
A Washington special say Senator
Dolpb bad a bearing with Mr. Hermann
yesterday, before th house committee
on public lands, for an extension of time
for settlers to make purchases of forfeited
railroad lands, which was passed by the
committee unanimously. Senator Dolpb
advises th settler not to depend on ex
tension, and to make payment as soon
as possible.
A jolly crowd mad tbe nigbt merry
last evening coasting on Washington
street. Tbe track was in good condition
and th tied fairly flew. All the turn
out, fasbionabl or otherwise, turned
out; and tb "bobs" and sleds that
were not bobs were well freighted at
each descent. Considerable rivalry was
manifested between "Black Bob" and
certain other sleds as to which was best
man; but after taking "a tumble to
itself" two or throe time with all on
board, th dusky Robert fairly asserted
it claim to the championship. Wc
may look for uior of the same sort to-
uight.
Th Union Whist club was entertained
last evening at Fraternity ball by Mr.
and Mr. L. K. Crowe. Th evening
was devoted to drive whist, tweaty-fiv
band being played, Mr. 0. E. Bayard
won th first prise, a very elegant
pitcher, and Mr. W. L, Bradshaw cap
tured tb booby. Th evening passed
very pleasantly at tb table. Th club
will be entertained next week by Dr.
and Mr. Eshelmao. Those present
were Dr aud Mr W K Rinebart. Mr
and Mr W II Lochhead, Judge and Mr
O C Blakaley, Mr and Mr W Lord, Mr
and Mr Hugh Glenn, Mr and Mr
F A Houghton, Mr and Mr II M Beall,
Mr and Mr J T Peters, Mr and Mr
Cba Hilton, Dr and Mrs U C Esbel-
man, Mr and Mr W II Wilson, Mr and
Mr H 8 Wilson, Mr and Mr L E
Crow, Mr and Mr J 8 Fish, Mr ami
Mr Hobson, Mr J B Crown, Mrs W
L Fradhhaw, Mrs C E Bi.yard, Messrs
!; Hoxtet'er. A 8 Bennett. II II Riddel
Dr. Logan.
Nearly Ha4 a Fit. j Tfc. I.ll. M.rk.l..
William Snyder, a German restaurant i Tiivksoat, Jan. 20. The markets in
man, who has hern attempting to do a t'1'1 ciy r decidedly lifeleas. Itusi
restanrant business In The Dalles for : ,leM quiet and prices are unchanged
majiy years, us convicted by jury trial ! quotations. The grain market has
In the United State district rourt at l"en stimulated by su advance in eaxtern
Portland on TuemUy of the crime of glv- 1 European markets. Portland al
ir.g liquor to Indians, under an indict- vanccd quotations to $1.12 to 1.1 j for
uiei.t returned by the recent grand jury. ' Walla Walla ami (1.0 to (1.25 ier cental
Snyder was charged with giving w hi ky 'or valley. Money is in good demand
to Sally, the wile of Dr. Bill, the inedi- '"r forfeit.nl land entries and is rom-
cine man, subject to cerUin immoral
conditions. Dr. Bill got the whisky,
helped his wife drink it and then repudi
ated the transaction, and later caused
bis arrest. Deputy United States Mar-
hal Jameson, arrested Snyder, and the
old fellow went to trial without a lawyer,
pleading his own cane, and th jurv, con -
eluding that he had a bad Jan 'for a
client, convicted linn. This rather stag -
gered th defendant, and wbeu Judge
Deady sentenced him to on year in th
penitentiary he nearly had a fit.
Mr. Polk Butler of Nansene Is in the
citv.
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In Minnesota, Senator Davis, wa re-
elected senator on joint ballot with one
majority I
c , , !
Senator Steiwer bill for an act for j
the protection of stock raiser is at hand I
and will b reviewed at length. j
Th iv..i i ... .... , I
The location of the five million dollar,
' fiiu iw n.e i acuic coasi now lays
Detween tfire North Pacific coast cities.
Wonder if The Dalle is in it?
The taxes collected from Bake Oven
and Antelope precinct in 1891-2 was
(4,050.00. That would make the total
assessable property after deducting tbe
indebtedness about $160,000. There
were some taxes collected on mortgage
which have not been added but presume
they were not included in indebtedness.
Tbe number of acres of deeded land so
far a th assessor book show is 61,000
acres.
Yesterday afternoon sa Mr. A. M
Walter wa getting into a buckboard at
ber residence to come down to church,
with c band on the teat and tbe other
on th dash-board, her foot slipped and
she fell backwards, breaking one of her
ribs. Dr. Ethel man was called and her
fracture attended to, but when be left
tbe bouse she was still trembling from
the chock, which at ber age is a serious
matter. Th Cbboiclb extend it
sympathy and hope that the lady will
recover from ber sever fall.
AGKNCY IITABLIIBID.
Tb Haw Kaglaa National BaUdlng
Lsaa A ad Iataat Auoclatloa.
The county of Wasco offer many in
ducement to . capitalists and investor.
Some of our citizen have for 'the last
few week been working to secure the
influx of capital at low rate of interest
They have succeeded in inducing the New
England National Building Loan and In
xeetaient . association to establish an
agency in this county.
This Association, which is one of the
leading institution of the kind in Amer
ica, ha appointed Joel G. Koonti a it
agent for Wasco county, with beadquar
ters at Tbe Dalles. We can heartily rec
ommend tbe Association to our reader
It money is loaned on a fair and square
plan, and its Interest rat is low.
A tin Car for I'll.
Itching l ues are known by moisture
like perspiration, causing intense itch
ing when warm. This form a well as
Blind, Bleeding or Protuding, yield at
once to Dr. Boeanko' Pile Remedy,
which act directly on. part affected,
absorb tumor, allay itching and
effect a permanent cure. 50 cents.
Druggist or mail. Circulars free. Dr.
Boanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold hv
Blakeley A Houghton, druggists.
Portland now consumes 300.000 cords
of wood a year. The supply appear to
be inexhaustible. At present it is cut
so close to the water a, to make much
hauling unnecessary, but a it recedes
it will be an easy matter to construct
flumes to convey tb timber' to the
stream.
Aaaarlcaa Cholera.
Piwa the Daily RavaiLU, W ha loom, Wasb.
"T. C. Burnett, the democratic candi
date for sheriff, wa taken violently ill
at Clearbrook. II bad all tbe symp
toms of Asiatic cholera, and for an hour
or two it was feared he would die. Thev
finally gave him a dose of Chamberlain's
Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which revived him until a physician ar
rived." That is precisely what the
manufacturers of that medicine recom
mend for cholera. Send for a physician
but give their medicine until the physi
cian arrives. If cholera become preval
ent in this country next summer this
preparation will be in great demand be
cause it can always b depended upon.
For sale by Blakeley & Houghton, drug
gist. Th single rail locomotive on exhibi
tion in Portland has been purchased by
Andrew Nelson of Umatilla county. The
inventor, Dr. Mahana now has in view
tlie construction of a road between
Dallas and Salem. On ia wanted, aud
a bono of (75,000 ha been offered.
I'adUpatod Aathortty.
The United State Dispensatory cay
that "Onion ar a stimulant, diuretic
and expectorant; they increase th ap
petite and promote 'digestion." Th
juice made into syrup as in Dr. Gunn'f
Onion Svrup, ha a specific action on the
Throat, Lung and air passages, it not
only cure Coughs, Colds, (.'roup and
Consumption, but it stimulating effect,
strenghten and build up the sycteni
afterward. As a tonic and restorative
it lias no equal. We aolicit a trial in the
most chronic and stubborn ra's. Pries
50 cents. Sold by Blakeley A Houghtou,
druirgists.
in m.
I In The Dalle. January 16th,
it on II'we, aged 42 years.
1803,
luaiiding stiff bonuses.
Baslky The market is nearly lifcle
iu barley, price are down to 70 and 76
cent per 100 lb.
Oat The oat market ia utiff ml if.
! feriiiL' ara livht at SI .. .. no. nvt
j lha. Rye 76 cent per bushel.
' MuxsTurrs Bran and shorts are
1 !!,.ot',,..wL per ton' . ,n.id"
I VSi. KSJ
1 ed corn (1 2A per 100 tts.
i Fuita Salem mills flour is quote. 1 at
! Si per J,"?"1 l)iMnonA """!
j f "r b,)l- Pr ton nJ M 00 per bbl.
1 Hv Timothy hav range in price
'ro'" 00 o 15 per ton, according
to quality and condition. Wheat hay ia
in lull stock on a limited demand at
,J" 00 to $12 00 per ton. There ia no
Inquiry for oat hay, and price are off.
Alfalfa hay ia uot much called for, and
is quoted at flO 00 to $12 00 per ton.
These quotation are for bailed bay ex-
cn"'woly.
BtJTTKK Fresh roll butter at 55 to 80
cents per roll, in brine or dry salt we
; quote w io cents per roll
Eooa The egg market is short In
supply and good fresh eggs find ready
sale at 30 ceut per doacn cash.
Poultry There is a lair demand for
fowls fur a home market and for ship
ment to Portland. Chicken are quoted
at $2 00 to (3 50 per doxen; turkey 8
to 10 cent per B ; geese (7 to (8 per dox,
and duck (3 to (5 per dozen.
Bxsr Mutton Beef cattle is in
moderate demand at $2 00 per 100
weight gros to (2 50 for extra good.
Mutton is held at an advance of last
years price and is quoted at (3 50 to
(5 25 per head. Pork offerings are
light and prices are nominal to 5 to 4 V
gross weight and 5'? to 6 cents lresed
STAI'LK (1KOCKKIXM.
Corrxx Costa Rica, isqnotedat 22c
per lb., by the sack. Sairadore, 22c.
Arbutkles, 25c.
Sugar Golden C, in btls or sack ,
(5 00; Extra C, $5 10 ; Drv granulated
fl 00; In boxes, D. G., in 30 lb boxes.
$2 00. Ex C, $1 85. GO $1 75.
Svbcp (2 00(S2 75 pr keg.
Rice Japan rice, tibial c. Inland,
rice, 7 cts.
Beans Small whites. 4K.itts c; Pink,
434V.c per 100 lbs.
Salt Liverpool, 50lb sk, 65c: 1001b
sk,$l 10; 2001b sk, (2 00. Stock salt,
$16 00 per ton.
Duiko Fbcits Italian prunes, 12c per
lb, by box. Evaporated apples, 10c per
lb. Dried grapes, t)10c per pound.
VEGETABLES AMD rittTIT.
Potatoes Peerless. Buffalo white.
Snow flake and Burbank seedlings quoted
at $1 25 per 100 lbs.
Onions The market quotations for
A I onions ia $1 50 per 100 lbs.
Gkkkm Fruits Good apple sell for
$1 25ra$l 75 per box. Fall and early
winter pear pre quoted at 60raf75c per
box.
BIDKN Ann FURS.
Hides Are quoted as follows: Dry,
Cc lb; green, 2M; cull 4c lb.
Sheep Felt 0(i65 ea. Deerskins,
20c lb for winter and 30c for summer.
Dressed, light (1 lb, heavy 75c lb. Bear
skins, $U$)0 ea; beaver, $2 50 lb;
otter, $4; fisher, $.&( 5 50 : silver gray
fox,$10f(25; relfox,$l 25; grey fox,
(2 50(a(3: martin, $13$1 25; mink,
50c(55c; coon, 35c; coyote, 50c(r75c ;
badger, 25c; polecat, 26ct45c; com
mon house cut, 10crd25c ea.
Wool The market is reported off on
wool, and is quoted at 10t-t 15c lb.
Kapldly Taking tho Loae.
Seattle Telegraph. The Pendleton,
Or., Tribune says that Washington is
fast taking th lead of ber neighbor, that
ber progress and development have
been wonderful, and that she is better
known than any other part of the north
west. Right, neighbor. Keep your eye
on Washington and you will see things
dnring the next five years that will
eclipse all reco-ds.
AVERY,
Oas sr th Lasocst Contsactoss an )eti
sea ia iNiaaasaa.
HEART DISEASE 30 YEARS.
GXAKD bLAMO, NEB., April tth, 1M
Dr. MO Medical C, Xlkhmrt, Ind.
OnrrLZHEM: I had teen troubled with Hr
af
eistasi roa thc last eo vraa. end alibougb I
wae Healed by able pnyaician and tried many
rwnatlle. 1 art steadily won until i waa cow-
without ant More os atcovsaTVf woi
na
vary umi ain. . Ins spell, when
say pule wofTTI J U W fjuld atop beating
aUogether,w"--'and It waa with
the greataat difficulty that By etrcuiatloa could
SthousandsSS
ek to eoaartooaieai again. WhlU la tills condi
tion I tried your New Hssar Cuat, and began
to Improve from the nrei, aud now 1 am able to do
a good day'a work for a man 68 yeartof age. I gWe
Dm. Milt New HtAAT Coat all tb
credit for m y recoTei r. 1 1 la ovur ei i tuoii t ha al no
I have taken any, allhongh I keep a bottle in th
ouee in oaae 1 anould need It. I baa alao uaed
"Nl SVIAN Liven Pitt, and thlnka
great deal of them, X. ivui.
OLP ON at POSiTIVb UnNTCt.
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS. SO DOSES 29 CTS.
OLD IIY ttLAKKLEV Hot . II Til K
Waff
HON. Z.
Farmers and stoi kraisers universally
agree that dehorning cattle is a great ad
vantage. 'Die cuttle become more docile
and can be handled much runier, and
are earner cared for than I done with
horns. All farmers and stockmen also
agree than the proper thing to do is to
top the growth of the horns on the calf,
thereby avoiding the trouhlesom and
painful operation of using the saw.
1 lean's Dehorning iencil has been
thoroughly tested everywhere and
thousands of farmers and Mock men ran
testify as to the advantage of lining th
same on young stock, it makes no sore
nd rauses no pain. By one application
the horn will drop off in a few days. It
ix guaranteed to give satiyfaction if ap
plied as directed. Best of reference
furnished. Agent wanted. Addres:
U. R. Johnson, Ia Grande, Oregon. (P.
O. box 1!K.) general western agent for
Eastern Oregon. 1.20w4t
MONEY TO LOAN.
We have an unlimited amount
of money to loan on ap
proved farm security.
Thorxhury & Hudson,
The Dalles, Or.
WM. MICHELL,
r,
Orders by dispatch, mail or in person
filled any hour, day or night.
Prices as Low as the Lowest !
Picture framed in all styles and size.
Place of business cor. Third and
Washington Streets.
TIIK HALL ICS,
OREGON
Administrator'. Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, the administrator of the es
tate of John Mason, deceased, has filed
his final account in eaid estate, and that
Monday, the 6th day of March, 1893, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
at the county court in the courthouse
in Dalles City, Wasco county, Oregon,
is the time and place fixed by an order
of the Hon. Geo. C. Blakeley, county
judge of Wasco county Oregon, as the
time and place for hearing said account,
which order beur date the 7th day of
January, 1893. All parties interested
in said estate are hereby notified to file
their objection to said account, if anv.
on or before said time.
Dated this 7th dav of January. 1893.
S. V. Mason, Administrator of the Es
tate of John Mason, Deceased.
Dufur & Mbnkfkk, Attorneys for said
Estate. wjiafio
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Timber culture, una) proof.)
V. 8. IJind Office, The Dalles, Or., 1. , 1892.
Notice if hereby given that Jump. W. Cox h.s
Ald notice of intention to make final proof be
fore the rcaintur and receiver at their office in
Ths Uullex. or., on TucmIht, tho 7th tiny of Feb
ruary. IKKl, on timber culture a)lcntion No.
Duul.fortheK1 W'4 of Kction Ho. 4, in Tp.
No. 3 8. R. No. 3 eai.t.
He name, aji witncmi: O. H. RunwII, J. W.
RiiRnell. Iwar I'nttin.ndf anil M. K. Mcleod, all
of KinKnley, Oregon.
U.-i.A JOHN TV. LEWIS, Riniator.
SHE rTkFs S ALK
X.vtice I. hercbv riven thet by virtue of an
execution and order of mile, lulled out of the
Circuit Court of the untie of Orrjrnu, for the
county of Vt Maro, on the 6th day of December,
lK'.M, to nie directed unit delivered, in
a .ult therein and theretofore penilinr
wherein J. A. tiulliford wa. J.lalnUll and
William A. Hanna und Kl.ie llanna were de
fendant, commanding me to levy iifion and
eellcerUIn real CHtaie hereinafter imrtieularly
mentioned mid decribed. to natiafy the .um of
$'J75.4H. with lniiil on Mitd HUin'iit the rate of
eight rr cent, per annum niin-e the lfith day of
November, hy, and the further .11111 of 1 1 00 at
torney fee., together with the poet, and dla
burHemeuta, mailu and expended in wild .uiU
and thecoaU. charge and expenwaof ?ale, 1 did
levy upon and will on Haturdiiv, the 2Ut day
of January. 1WI, at the front door of the county
court boumi in Dalle Citv, Wunon county, Ore
gon, at the hour of 2 o'clock in the ntterniain
of .aid day, tell at public auction to the higheat
bidder for caah in hand, all of the follow lug
depcrlbed real estate, u-wit:
The north half of the aoutbeast quarter and
the eaxt half of the northen.t quarter of hecUon
lliirly four (M) iu town.hin one -1) north of
range fourteen (l-i) ea.t of the Willamette me
ridian, in Wapoo uounty, Oregon, to nutihly and
pay Mtid .um. above mentioned.
Dated thl.JJd day of December, IxW.
T. A. WARD,
wtl 20 Sheriff of Waaco Countv, Hlnte of Oregon.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of an execution and order of aale,
I sued out of the Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon for the county of W aco, to me directed.
In the auit where n the M licitora' Uwn and
Tru.t Co. I. pl.intiir, and W illiam F. liuvton.
Mary K. iiiytn and D. MrKelvey are defend
ant, commending me ti levy iiH,n and make
aale of thoae c. rtain pieee. and tuncla of land
in Waaco utility, Mate of Oregon, known and
deacrlhc'l a. the went half of the noiitheaat quar
ter and the euat half of the aouthweat quarter of
Hectlon four 41 in township o ie (1) .outh of
tatige ihiruvu (1.1; eat o tiie Willamette merid
ian, containing mi- hundred and .ixty acre., 1
hate Ihi. day levied upon uld In ml and on Fri
day, rtl.riinrv ,ld, Imci, at the hour of II o clock
a. in. of .ahf day, in front of the court hnuaa
do r, In eaid county and Male, 1 will ae I .aid
land at pub.ie amnion to the highest bidder
therefor. T. A. WARD,
cherlff of Wasco County, Statu of Oregon.
NOTICE FOU PUliLICATION.
Tlmh-r Ijiml, Act June .1, IxTX.)
I'. . Ind OII'kk, The Dulles, Or., l i b. 2.1, 1.
Notice ii hereby given Doit in compliance
allh the provl-ionv of the act f coiigrct.. of
June i, l,K i-ntilled "An act for the xalu of tim
ber luud. in the .late, of Ciiliioruju, Oregon,
Nvv.:da aud aah iigtou Ten i lory,''
'I home. I', farther,
Of Dufur, county of Waaco, a ate of Oregon, hal
till, day tiled In thi.oillee hN vitorn Ktatemeiit
for the ptirchaae of the M, of M.1,, nK't of
NK' and NE'4 of rlK'4 of Civ. No. If, In town
.hip No. 'J Ii , range No 14 K. W. M., and will
otler prnof to allow that thc land itjnht ia more
valu ihle for It. timber or .lone thun lor aurieul
tu'al lunaea, and lo n-l:i-0i 1.1. claim U
anld laud la-fore tltu reitr nnd rtci-Ucr of thla
odice at 1 he Dalle, Or., on the :l d i) of Febru
ary. IK9.I. .
lie iianna a. w tuefw.: flotKrr I'Hrrlaon, of
Ne'iaene, or., Murdiah Mrlmil, of Kltig-lrj-,
Or., John Ad-imn. of rVunftom , i.r . at:d John
Murray, of auaene, r.
Any and all larim. rh.iiiiing i.dvcraelr the
ahovv-du cillad bind, me re'iuen d I. file tlii'ir
ciauua In till. olUctt on or t. fnte it t Ud day of
February, Jul'.
ll,f j JullN W. 1 hWIM. Keglitar.
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to ttttisX ftt1 br drnjYirtiif, I