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About The Dalles weekly chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1947 | View Entire Issue (May 12, 1893)
THE DALLES WEEKLY' CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1893. Obeying tit lefulaUoaa. A west-bound trv on the Fitehburjr railroad had just dnQn out f At hoi not l"i: uov an exchanire, ami a the eon.hii.-t.ir entered one of the ears he. (.11:11 1 am.oiir the new passenpers a young- man respeetaWy dressed, ami n parenily f ordinary intellUrence. The conductor halted t take rp theyotmc nian' fitrw. uit.l the latter handed him a ticket to Miller' 1'aUs, aud with it a cent. For a moment the conductor suspeeted a joke, hut a l.k at the pas senger's face convinced him to the con trary. ''What is thi eent for?" the conductor asked. '"Why, I see," an altered the young- fellow, "that the ticket isn't jrol unless it is t.tatnied. and as I don't hapen lo hare a stamp wtth me, I frrve you the cent instead, fnu can put it on, eaut you?" The pisid-niti:red conductor handed back coin with a smile, remarking that it was a small mutter and he would see that it was all rihu A KEW PARISIAN (SAME. It la a Combination of and Sklttlea Billiard Gambler, t.mplojr the Near (iania. Wakra I la Called ('animal." rieeea la PubUe It save, a TMp te Monte Carlo. Thomas f. bayaro. Tkt uaorahle Urt of Iur ear Aa fcauailnr la iluclanO. Thomas Francis ISarard, the new ambassd.r to the court of St. Jam., was born in Wilmington, Ki, in lie wan fitted for a mercantile life and j It is a long way from laris to Moute j Carlix, and the cost of traveling- thither j is not conspicuous forcheujmess: so.po I hibly. says the London Toiegniph, this I may be one of the reason for the Mid- ; ten uitoreak in ITiris or a new jrain- i blinir rraae. of which the curious tuiiur- 1 testation is a (Tame culled "cardinal." I At one of the most fashionable cafes of the boulevards this trame. which a i pears to be a combination of hillianls ; and skittles, is played nitfht ufter nitfht; i and to this establishment all the ro- ; fessional jramblers in the French capital Why Ilaad Organ. Are Sent Here. are said to U- tl.n-kinir. "Cardinal" is Italv has had no national anthetn. for I not a very intricate method of puniliUmr. 1 A billiard table is proviil.il, and at one end of the preen cloth are ranped in rows thirty-one small ivory "quilles," or skittles, the central one beinfr nil and the remainder white. A red bull is placed on "spot." and the play is made HON. TUOKA8 r. UAVAMl). placed in a business house in New York citv. lie returned to n iiminpion in is-is, studied law, and was admitted to the bar in 1S.M. He was appointed I'nitetl States district attorney for neither the 't'liiribahli llvmn" nor the "lioyal March" can justly lay claiia to this title, (iermuny doee not possess a national onj in the true sense trf the word. Kovener's "Sword Sonp" is fa mous because of the romantic cireuiu- Ktanees under which it was composed; j with white ball, which is pnjected I owart, liut inwl the following year while the "'Naoht am l.hein owes its popnlarity to its applicability during the Franco-tiertuan war. Some, how ever, consider "lleil dir im Siesjerkrunz." which is none other than the air "tlod j of quilles. If an Saee the Queen." as the national anthem ! knocked down the bv the cue fnmi the cushion about half j way down the table. It has to carom I off the red ball, and, rolling- aenw the table, to kn.K-k over a certain number even iiiubIht an bank wins all the tf the fatherland. Spain is not more ! money that has Ihh-h stakl. "but if au fortunate than Italv or lienuanv. She ! uneven numln-r of skittli-s are overset has many pretty sonps, but hone of j the punters, or "pallery. win. and the them can be said to breathe a purely j biink has to cover their stake. On the national feo'intr. i other hand, if in the nutnln'r of skittles r- -i .. L t.T . 1 1 1 reversed there is includi-d the n-d skit Karl g Clover Koot, tue new blood , , . , , , , , tie, or earumal. the bank wins and purifier, pve freshnwg and clearness to , thr Ulunl w lu.lh,.r tht. lmm,K.r the complexion and cures constipation, j 1h. (Kill or ,,vt,IU Tht. ,illianl players 25c., h)c. and $1.00. Sold by Suipes & interest is to play so that the bank Kinersly, cmepifts. j shou'ul win. as the syndicate to which - I he In tones nceiv"s a commission on The newest fad in table decorations j ,,.M.b su,v;sfu -....up." It must Ik- 1111 ia to color the water ra the tinjrer , ..t thst tht. public have nothin? bowls in harmony w ith the dinner j haU.v,.r t , ,vih tllt. actul4i ,)iav. scheme. A few drops of harmless Tha, i,usi)l,.s.s nicrtuUen bv a con fluids produces, by lessening- or in- I fionll.v f l.ilhard shams who call creasing the little used, the exact tint i tht.mM.;v, ..pr,,. um!. fonnii,- minireu. them-lv.-. int.x n et..!i..!. While Mr. T. J. Kichey of Altona. Mo., was traveling in Kan-as he war ! taken violently ill with cholera morbus, i lie called at a dmz ftore to get some medicine and the drugiot recommended Chamlierlain's Colic, Cholera and Piar-rhu-a Eetnedy so highly he concluded to try it. The result wag immediate relief, and a few doses cured him completely. It is made for bowel complaint and nothing ei-. It never fails. For ea'.e by Biakeiey 4 Houghton, druggists, lm th hisi Hknby lKviNii wul start, wii whole Lyceum company and some five hundred tons of bag-ag-e. in Angnst for ?an Francisco, w here he is to le (rin his American tour in September. The tour will occupy eig-ht months. Barklea'a Araira salva. The best eaive in the world fur cuts, brniseg, sores, ulcers, sait rhenm. fever ores, tetter, chapped hand", chilblains. corns, and all skin eruptions, and jiosi- dina'.." and next on the folly -f tli. i pnnter who. harinjj won say t-.vicc nr. ! .l.l :Tt .i l... i. l. .: i.. mi. i. u i v-i tint . v iw h Lilt ir !.i don! lie their tneuiM-lves into a syndicate, come to an an-,sugjmerit with the proprietors of the cafe for the privilege of converting a billiard mom int" n public hell. and. to jmi'e fnm: a skeieh of a game of earilina!" piiii'.i.siui! in an il!ustr:.tit! iiatei!ip. ir:iry, la.!ie as well as gntie meti are permitted to suke their lauiu v agtiinst t!:e !)n!. Tiiat tlii-. obviously g-ambling time is i; to-.-et iu-r unjust I i that p irti. :i "f .he jmblic who aie si'.'v e.ioiu'ii t' rlsl t'.ieir 1 eei.. or tlieir tiv--fra:. pi--ee :l! "..uriiitiul" is s.i.li . ie:;i I v plain, seeing- that the pur.ter has o-'.iy m. . han -e the is'i.l on;. against th' a:ik; when-- i as the bunk it-.:f has nnoth.-r hanee. the nsi eiii'ie. or "etirdira!" it -!f. a:i.l an esp.-rt "pr -f ;-ir" mi"l:t v. rv .. .:!, train hi!!iM-if i i kn -!i over ...ni'.tial" in at least thn-. out of Cv n:,.- ' It is not. ag-.iin. very pr dial.i. t'.iat -thing appr laehin' a long rvia ii;k:. u.K or even wouid ta- plaec. a:;: tlie b:.n' may thereton- n-'y. lirst. ..:! t:e- i: :k- f the professor kn.x-ki'ig d wr. "ear- In !".. he removed to Philadelphia. w here he became the partner of il- liam ShipjH-n. lie n-tumHl to iliuinff ton and succeeded his father to tht Tnited States vnate in l's. Me was reelected in lsT5 and afain in lsi. Mr. Cleveland unpointed him secretary of state in l"s.-,. On the dav on which -lie was elected to the senate for a full term his father was aiso n-clected a senator fnun IVlaware to serve for the unexpind part of his original terra. This is the only ca.e of a father and son Wing- vcted for by the same legis lature to fill the senatorial ol'ice. In the senate he servsj on the committees on finance, judiciary, private land claims, library and n'visiou of laws. In issi he was elected president pn temp-ire of the senate. He w as a candi date for president in ls0and lss. in. eluding his great-gTandfather, tiov. lias sett, he is the fifth memler of his fam ily who have occupied scat in th United Stau-s senate. Shiloh's cure, the (.ireat Cough and Croup Cure, is for sale by Snipes A Kin- ' ersly. I'lK-ket sie contains twenty-five j iliwi, only L'."c. Children love it. Sold i by Snipes A Kinersly. A i:K( i nti.v enacted law in Australia declares that a marriuire may lie an nulled when proof is furnished that the bride willfully concealed Ikt ape. The tsrfJtwon of a homh ! is not more sudden or uti looked for than the attack of somo malignant disease which would not occur wrrei tlie bUxsl iu order. To impure blood is due trrcat varietr of ilia that make life a burden. AU the year round, yon may rely upon lr. I icrce doldcn .Medical lliscovery to pa riff the blcnid and invitrorat the system. It's not i!k the sarsaparillas, that are said to be pood for the blood in March, April and May. The " Discovery works equally well at all times, and in all cases of blood-taints, or humors, no matter what their name or nature. It'a the cheapftt blood-purifier, old through druggists, Wcause you onl? jay for tu good you get. our money is returned if it doesn't liencfit or cur yon. Can you ask more? "Is life worth living?" "That depend on the li'er.n Dr. Fierce ' I'ellets arc t-- b-st Ir PiiU. fCompleie Manhood: AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT D A medical work that tells the rauvo, ! D dsrTttim the eltm-ts. M)inlM tlm reiusi. u l Scs-titllM-ally tlu niiMt vulualil. artlMi- - niii iiirmi.i iifauiuui nitHiicui iKmfcever u llv 111 ulihsli II iiaii-xone uitiflirullim til citils. p.iilji-tn M tntel: Ni-rvnus lH-bUi', IntiMilcne) , M II stwiUtr. Is-velnpnM'l.t. VnHi-.nfli', The J, II 11 unbalitL Those lutuuillns 5lnrriaK. rli . H r.vrry Mtm WHO mhihI v tht Crruft.j I Tutu 1, tha Turn lirti. li. nd Srrrtlt ami hr- In a rrnl I Aft. fha irimirt ufmu fr fmM f,4lm H N a-l atwwt tuturr r" 'ilU thnuid writ fit thtt m a ""..'".in it i,i i i it. mi mik. N It will h ent free, nndcr seal, while tin- M a edition lanin state awn, ami it maxricd 4 P IM HilLfl AUUnW lUt IIU IllIMIlfni. tnit IVIC.UH,L CO,, BUFFALO, N. V. I a m POLAND CHINA HOfJ is. H- -t unit Slid set l ran furnmh nun,. rf j TH0R0UQHBR&1 :r., POLAND CHINA Bo7 ST I'ru-e, W r head, or ra them, in arlle. All letters j.nuuit)r annwrrwl EDWRRD judv ttlMTERVILLC, w. "There is a tiJi- in the afairs cf men which, aim at t leads on to fortune." The poet unquestionably had reference to th (Mtisniifr-1 -m FlfliiC k M I at CRANDALL & BURGET'S, tr.cse goods out at greatly-reduced r, IITI I As BHICK, . t:M0N ST. Ihn- PAUL KREFT & CO, -DEALERS IS- PAINTS, OILS AND GD And the Most Complete and the latest I'utterns and Itosicniii. f"rractical 1'uinU-rs and I'st-r llii(rers. None bnt the best brti Sherwin-Williams and J. W. MnNiirv's I'aints usel in all jnr work, anc- the most skilled workmen employed. Apents fur Maxury Utjuid 1'iJ uirmiiai muiiniuuua or noup iiiiiiure. a nrsi ciaps arucje in ill ti orders promptly attendej to. Paint Shoo corner Thirdand Washington u.. The Ptiltt A e - V. tivelr cures piles, or no pay required. o guMiauicm w (tuc jritn.1 DaiiBiMi - j tion, or money relanded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Snipes A Kin- ilv. staki-s in the nti'-i:ution of imUI akain s--urri:!?. T!.e l i'i r their stukes tie- more rn-riious it v. Ill Ik-. of conrs4?. to them. s-ein;r thu'. th-re is j not only the risk of even turi.ii.i? t:r. j but thecontinuo::s dan(r-r f "cnliiiul" beinc lcii"kel down. Then is. airain. -no kind of (ruaninue ti the public of the 'professors" playing fairly. aajaaiaaaaaa sav . M ri? . . W sal t . b a. a v I CurP ContrTtS Itmniiine, bur Iiiiuut, trtiun wtmutl:. to liooolnat Cunarli HOPE FOR MANITOBA. A few weeks ago the newspaper cor respondents told us that the bullet-proof cloth which had latelr been invented was about to make a revolution in the j art of war, but experts are beginning to i throw doubt upon it. The cloth will j tnm in, Vinllet thaf vat Vlaom 1 npon it' from a range of' .TOO vards, al- A "FZZ? -thouph the Lebel rifle has not yet len j -If the horse could stand it." said a experimented with. It is ciaimed, how- j well-known resident of Winnipeg, Man ever, that as the majority of gunshot itoba, to a reporter for the Washington bullet wounds are in the head or legs, j Ktar. 'a man could leave Winnipeg and the coat would onlr affurd a partial pro-1 om' th,,usln1 rail1 est and north- tertion at best, and it is further objerted j TTT,"T , ''IT' P.?irU' M,m- he ld . .. , . L , ,J ' be obstmctwl by the mountains. This that its weight and warmth wouid prove j piVe an idea of the great territory ly a serious objection to it use in tire field, j ing west of Winnipeg, which, to" the I eastern and AAtiim:. F r .unn:ptl'n it bas no rival; ba cured UiouamU wbercail oilivn faiK-l; will criia fc i( laUen In tme. hold br IruffKitfi fn Rc'-nmt'i-. For I.aue Hack or COcbl, use aiiH--i' I I. AMI Lb, tl eta. SmLOHV CATARRH He y..u i au.i" ? TVrtnelT la a-uaran. teetl Ui cure tuu. jo eta. luMic-birlm Fur sale by Hulnaa Klaeraly. " Oats, " Com. " Uye. (Jarden Sfftl?, (Jra.sn Seeds in Bulk. T THE 1JALLES AND Prineville Stage Line From TERlHIfiflli of IHTESlc TUK J TITniillimiTi Tlnff liBllllGllIri RRILROE It the Hue to Ul TO ALL rOLN'TS LST E ai im turn t'iniiiff fcf K..(t nl v a av41ia ffri H.. aa ,J Rheumatism, Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney Complaints, Lame Back, &c La Orippa. During the prevalence of the grippe the part seasons it was a noticeable fact that those who depended upon f. King's New Discovery, not only had a peedy recovery, but escaped all of the troublesome after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases of la grippe, but in all -diseases of throat, chest and lungs, and has cured eases of asthma and hay fever of long tandihg. Try it and be convinced. It won t disappoint, f ree trial bottiea nt Snipee & Kinersily's drng store. Bids Waated. For hauling 4u0 to .rnX) bales of wool Irom Little Trout creek, fourteen mile ou'.h of Antelope, to The Dalies, aiso for I.IIijO pounds ni'ire or less return freight (heavy good. grmrie, etc.; to lie hauled from The Dalles to Ijttle Trout creek or to Muddy station, a point about eighteen miles southeast of Antel ij. a tlie underigned may elect. All of said freight and wool to he carefully bandied and thoroughly protected with good sutistantial wagon sheets or covers, and to lie delivered in as good order and con dition as received, first loading mav be commenced May 2th, and ail wool and freight must tie delivered by July 1st, 19:1. Delay occasioned bv the andersigned will lie extended on 'con tract. Terms one-half cash on deliver of each load cjf desired and remainder on completion of contract. Kight b reject any and all bids re-erved. All ' nids must be submitted by May oth, 1HW!, and should be addiwsed to Hisev 1IAH, fort Sand, Or. Care of Waihiams & Co. , daw-td vs.oov la rremlaina. Offered by Liggett A Mvers ToWco Co. of ht. Louis, Mo. The 'one guessing tieareat the minilier of iople who ai: attend the WorM's fsir g's $'.nKi.(-o the aw,nd 11.0" O.liO, etc. Ten Mar t.,' bacr-o Uga entitle you to a gtie. Ak your dea.er f particulars or send t,,r cireulsr. t"-"-j man, sterns wav out of the world. The soil of this prairie produces j the finest spring wheat grown any- i where, and the enormous plain I've just mentioned will in a few years lie the ; great granary of the world. Eastern : P"plc have a misty idea of our expan sive territory. We are just commenc ing to grow wheat compared to a d cade ht-ni.-e, though our crop two j-eant j ago was thirty million bushels. We i have but little snow, and in the many years I resided in Manitoba I never saw the tops of the bright prairie grass covered, (.'attic fairly roll in fat, and we are becoming a great cattle country. While most of our settlers are (mm across the wat-r, yet the numlier from the western Btatcs is yearly increasing. e have no wild west frontier set There are no settlers killed ove puted claims, as has li-en an everyday story in the west for years. Our home stead laws re-juire a three years' ri-si-deni-e of six months ea:h. Land may W prtrempted. t'io. fiold has lawn dis covirreU in wonderfully rich quartz di-p-sits a f.-w miles east of V innip-g. and paying mills have just been erected by Minneapolis capitalists. predict a 'rush to the Lake of the Woods district next year. Winnipeg has thirty-five thousand inhabitants and is a thriving city. ' mr winters are wild, but we do not mind thera. The atmosphere is dry and the days are clear, murky weatln-r being aluviht unknown." crm LNSOR v mmmu I 33. SAKCEITS ELE BELT With Ei-actrMaenetsC 8UJPl l-e4 fiuilar 1WM Imtratt in '-in- -it-"'Ji nlin atl) ea.ajaj mwiftinr twm rrv LiiiAtum iff bntun rtr- tcrrr-m ; tt m or ttui rT'" Prvum d'rmitj. itm-jnmmm, imU' ni-nii-ni. Mitiitr. jivaar umI imur wimn.A, l,t-ttc., lumfieu, CiaUi'-. all fmaVi rmM.tit. f f"l J11, -nit. 'o. T;j e-t --- iwK cvmlAU,4 W.al ral arra,.a,a,i, o-vr l, otlwrr. ' nrr-tU m f-tJ(It.-f f-atry wr or ww f. .tie it mmmt, ml mil. r-ire- mil ut tlw ati-iv rtnmai m or it., Thfju--n-M im-'x la-vf. -.tr bv U.fc. Mr-ti.M4 ji'Vtm:...n " " 'Att-T f. naailMs favikaxl stflfl w MW h-rlflf"" V (ttinmiuM lu Ihwar.n ttfim tt " D fT-r1 W-aia; rfKan. tUW.r. wit ta all Mai 1 taiiaa MfWaattat tal Asa a WJ a tB 1- aM Lai Mar krint f-rr li.-i ,t Pamtrt,f. - ni I laliMj. tnm SANOCN CLCCTIO CO., E The St. Charles Hotel, PORTLAND, OREGON. This old, popular' and reliable house has Is-en entirely refurnished, and everv i-'i-mi has li-en reii-red and repain'e.' I and newly carpeted throughout. The hotie contains 17" ncuus and is supplie 1 witi, every modern convenience, liu'e! reawinaine. A g-Ksl restiiiirant attache to the house. I-rer bus to and from all t'ains. C. W. KNOWLES. Prop. AT J. H. CROSS' Hay, Grain and Feed Htore. W. E. GARRETSON. II SOLE A OK NT rK THI Leaainq J.D. PARISH. Proo. liThe t.l)e ate a m eerr tmj si.rt ar l nTlI bnrl flh' nve at l-rinevilie lu tlimymi bmirs J'- t J L. LuUl nil hi), J-rluevlll. at R a. m. every v.mv anil arrKee.t UUU UUi Tlie I'aKra In tlurt) i biiura. A All Watch Work Warranted. Jewelry Made to Order. ISM Heeoad St.. Tha Italia. Or. Carries tlie C. S. Mail, PissMffn and Exprrss -( iniuerla al l'nn"-llc riUi Btacn from Eastern and Southern Or egon, Northern California and all Interior Fointt. Alan makes rliiae cnneciliin at The !.;! with train, trmii I'nrtiuid snO all eastern )h,ihu. : CccriKES iriTe'i. .' Ucc4 acizMdiirEj aloes U! mi : rnt-cidH caacts ni lursa tirt. : E131KS autiti initM t ni care. All perwui. wl-hlnit Hu.r- mtit waybill at .( fti-w tiWiirr laklnit iiiiyrr. tillier. a ill ln-t Is rv-elTtl r.iprfM Wirt lie Walil llifl nt i tti'a ir the HtAr.' 4 witf n.rf b imihuliM. 1 i.. I eoniimtiy will titke tin ruk on money tritimnitt. ) U-l. I'artlrtiiar a:tiitlnn frtvrn to deliverm. lel.n- matter al l-ntterlhe antl all aniiflnn I JxJil.te Hi OnitMii, sin .rtvanre rharaia will br nii(1 by tbe eiinjaii. st a or orrirra; M, aiehel A- Co. alwre. t matllla Hnae. I'rlue.llla. Iba Ha le.. -ARTIC FACTORY jsODA WATIB AND ICE CEEAM. Candies' and Nuts SO CI! AMI t) Calls.) I ('(imri'wH of !l!ilnc 'mr anmrHaf mao Prawllif Roots nleevanta auki TORIvT SiriTINGf Mi thai ran be eon.tnjrtei! ai--'tiiniiMi.tioTi. ar both rwi lor bolueraol t int and eeiil ELEGANT WY Hi! A rrmttnnou !im mnnrtlnr ftflunlit)( dim. t ud uutittvrruisUdi I'uMman Hlfwr mat-rvatt'tw Id ftdTtaUc liirtiticti mny mgmiiatl' TUDflMPU TIPlrTP Tr ticket unioc of u wtwtmiij. Ttill Informstiuti nnwemiut M trmtiB, rHita and vtUrr deUili- W. C. ALUIW ;nt f P. A A. Smw. la, Kfu-tf' iftiit, Or,, or a I rilAKLTON. Am L CiHjuertU I'Mtwi Br Aft. N jVulatiotift. The Dalle; a. h:a i" , Preatileut H . al First Rational Bank. HSpecialtie$!Gi93F : W ;he dalles. OREGON Flneat Peanut RoaaterlnTh Dallae A General Banking Banineei tratiartel Ifeponita reeeived, ant.jexrt to bitrlit Draft or Cliwk. Colletiona made and roeeelp promntly j remitted on day of collection. j Mifht and Teleirrafiliic zchaiire eold on New York, han J-'rancisco and Portland. ZStrtetJ.FOLCO 'l right .e i. iilxrr. reataitrai.t W. II. YOUNG, Bi2CKsmiin s waoon FIEST BTM FAC5T0RY KO f-M 4 T of the H ord-ra from all iartof tin"0 on the Bliorteat notu. D1HECTOKS. I. V. Thomfiios. Jno. f. Hc hknck, Kii. M. Wn.i.iAMa, jo. A. Liih. H. M. P.EAI.L. General 1'lH. kninittiiny and promptly, and all liuarunteel. Wanted a Hook uu Cuurtinf. The requests mole to editor are corious at time. One of the frankest erer matle ptil.lic wan addrehaed to the Iv.-otHman recently, the envWoj. U-ar-inir a retiet that the letter hhtmld 1 hantM to any Ii-Kikwller in K linlnirjf. The h tter ran: "The kind of that i want in a lourtinir !hik a IpMik that will tell ut how to ulk to the lu that I lore, a book that will tell me the words to aay to her and the m-onls to ask her when i lie eourtinir h-r is ih arrt.if W,k t liar I want No rimtt.-r how f,-w ir li'.-l.- the n,,r 1-, mav he." FRENCH & CO., BANKERS. TRAMHACT A (JKNERALBA.VKINH BCBI.SEHe Letter, of Credit io.tied available In F.Halern State.. TraiiKfer. oid on New Ii!ii, Sitn Krniciw;o. J'onlund "nyon, ""n:: e Vh.. mid varioti p.iintu in Or-' eir'.n arid Waaii-ntrton. flolieeti'niia mad at a!! (fiixitc on fgr. o'ahie te'UiH. YOUR ATTENTION It called to the fact that flagh Glenn, tieaierin GIrhh, Lime, Planter, Cement ! and Bnildirnf Material of all kind. Carrie, tha lne.1 I., nt To be foend Id the City. 72 CTJashington Street. Horse Shoeing a Speciality THird Street ocp. LicM old Stael -. n Tim refintiilion of Tilt ' Wtirk dona (Ak liaa lieetime firmly W : Work dm. ; dmii fiT Ue li(im ! article lit increamnK en; - A. ULRICH THE DALLES National Bank, Of DALLES CITY, 0U. Preaident - Vice-preaidnt, - Caxtiier, - - Z. F. Mooiit CtiAHi.ra IIii.toji M. A. Mouur General Banking Bunincs. Transacted. Hicht ieliaiiKea ISold on NEW YORK, rAN r KANC1SC.O, CHICAGO and If UT LAND, OR. Colieetiona inaile on fnvorelilc terini at all aim enrnhie piiintn. A. A. Bro Keeja full a"""1 Staple and FancyG' and Provision which h.om-rta'0"' SPECIAL :-: f to Cash Bo7! Mest flasli Prices 170 SECOND mu Vflo noa Mar Ann the nt ti ifr mgh ua tri ut e.i put 1 irth Ill, em! i.u. - f- reie M ti ioi died. n n ;"t m ullr. 'Who ni"if. 'eH ' in a , I rout 'n en It !'" an fak of " litre, "WINO- Allien Co. tiKlay Rum ' firm laya, 1. TI 10 .'XK); Tlie a auk. "Aeu " Nali ii'.ld.