THE DALLES yTEEKLY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1803
EPEAL SHERMAN LAW
Senator EtoDuis Is in Favor tf.
MS SAVED I'.Y A WOMAN
Handsome Purse t Money Made
up and rrcucnteu w
the Heroine,
r w InnA "1. An interview
kkw ... ... ,..
i, ,..Smmtor(iaor8er.J'.umunuii n
Li.a,in.ii'" 1 mv,e "
Caioti to the proved repeal of the
Irnmn law and a return to the uione-
V laws "i',tcJ bt,,ore 167X 1
,,t not the 0Mrtiou of the Slier
h law has helped to brint about the
out criHls. When w pawied the
r,.mn act, ',rc l"t',' devil
I the deep 'c ' "et"8 m1 be
Jn, ni W'"1" I",mli,1K- 1 voted
Itlie ineuatirc Mid am willing to take
nf the renonHibility. althotiKli
L. nnt nuritoimlly iu uvor of It. A
L... howed in that if we did nut
LM the not the silver mon wuuid pane a
,. silver hill. About tliree-lourms oi
u.iiiiu-rutH and ono-fuurth of the re-
l.lioaim would have votud for a froo-
mie hill. I voted for tho Sherman
to prevent a fiiiunciai crlaij or ft
.(ilvor bill."
X Train Hnvrd liy Woman.
uiiiT'AGNK. 111.. June 21. What
(lit have been a wont disastrous
ckon tho Illinois railway was pre
ml vi-Htcriluv bv a woman. The
rf , t
lv Orleans limited iuseiiger train,
mi (or Chicago with cifc'lit loucieu
:Iiih, when near Kautoul, running
high rate of speed, was fluggod by a
mi. As soon as the train came w a
the crew was Informed tliut a short
nine ahead of them a trestle, had
nut. The iinsseiiKers made up a
uilnome purse of money and paesented
tthe woman.
Villard Itealgned.
v . l.mk OI A n fliiiMitinty n f
F.W JUlia,, vuiio l i m .iiv,.,....!,
Kurtlmrn Pacific railroad directors
liv Hie. resienation of Ilenrv Villard,
fhm'rnmn of the board, was accepted
the olliue abolished. Ilereaiter tne
lidentof the company will act as
irnian of the board. John I). Kocke-
Ir was elected a director.
tlakaa Latter.
kw YoKK,June21. I'resident Oakes,
fi Northern Pacific, said today :
llnrch 1, last, Mr. illard handed to
is resiirnation, requeHtlng that it be
knitted to the board of directors. To
I made a reply requesting bira
iotd the matter in alieyance until the
tting debt could le provided for.
M Tliia unw Imini7 ao
iW . ' compliHhod by the
actual formation of
a guarantee syndl-
tV ZF1 cate, which Mr.
I Jj, OL Villard and friends
'.rV liN traik more than one-
half among them
selves, he now in
sists upon his resig
nation being ac
cepted, believing
he can now be justified in taking a
rest and travel abroad.
Tha Wave tinbildln;.
ahiiinoton, June 21. The financial
ition of the country, as viewed from
Veasury standpoint, shows general
Vovement. Bank and commercial
ires are fewer J Europe is buying our
fi in greater quantities ; gold ship-
U have ceased, at least for the pres-
Iconfldence is being restored, and
V is not to tight.
pnry net gold has increased from
W to $94,300,000 and the de-
Id forimall money in the West will
(be effect to further increase the
ury (fold. The rate of exchange Is
piently high to warrant the ahip-
of gold, abroad, but the fact that
Piercial paper is for sale in London
deterrent effect.
re is a gonoral feeling that the
f past, the weaker financial lustl-
iis and business firms having sue
ed. while those who passed through
unscathed are the stronger for
l"g weathered the financial storm.
niiinoton, June 21. The shipment
1 from London to New York, news
Ihich was received tiiis morning, is
,upon as allowing the tide in gold
has turned. For the post three
no gold has been exported, and,
consequence, the treasury dopart-
hn been gnining in gold during
period. The net balance today
M,0W,810.
iork, Jnne 21. Owing to the
ite of starling exchange the first
tution of gold for some time will
Southampton for tills port tomor-
o tho amount of follO.noo. It is
d that 1 ,000,000 lms Uun or-
California's Cnnllnl Vane.
iii.and, t'al., Juno 21. Supurior
urant today tluciucd in favor of
uniito and nL'tiingt Sim June In tlm
iipital removal ciiho. The coiistl
iiiiity of the neton ot the
PUire in submitting an amendment
constitution, allowing the chango
'nnitnl. nil soiwlit to be teHtivl in
"ft and tho net I-. ili'dnri'i! vntil.
1H doiibthnn lie appealed.
f a " iv i
4tNRYW.tA(i6
titoiian in i.uvk.
Ml CuroIlM 1. Ilrfcr I.ap lata
th Wlllamrtt Itlr.
DlMappo1"1'' in love and despondent,
Miss Caroline P. Marker ended her life
nto::0 last evening by Jumping from
the Stark-street ferry into the waters of
the Willamette river.
Khe left her home at No. 153 Thir
teenth street about 4 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, luavlng a note for her sititer,
saying:
"I can't withstand the impulno.
Good-bye. Cahui."
Khe hoarded the ferry at the West
Side approach, and walked nervously
up and down inside the north rail of
the ferry until a littlo past the mid
dle of the stream, when she loaped over
Ittard. L. L. Flynn, an extraman in truck
company No. 7, who was on the boat,
was the first to collect himself and offer
asBiHtanco. Flynn Jumped overboard
and caught the girl before she had sank.
Ho succeeded In holding ber head out of
the water for several minutes, while a
rowboat from the shore was rapidly pro
ceeding to the rescue. While the row
boat was yet quite a distance from
thorn Flynn sank with the girl, but a
moment later arose, still holding to his
burden. Finally, however, becoming
exhausted, the body of the girl slipped
from bis clutches, and Flynn himself
was oulv saved by a man named Daniels
jumping from the rowboat nnd catching
him as he sank.
Tho body of tho girl sank to the bot
torn, and although tho rowboat was
kept in the vicinity for several minutes
It did not rice to the surface. J.eturu-
Ing to the shoro, a party with FrnP'
pling irons went out, followed shortly
after by Hugh Brady, the most success
ful grappler in Portland. He grappled
from o'clock to 10 last eight without
success, and returned to the work
shortly after daylight this morning. At
8 :45 his efforts were rewarded and the
body of the unfortunate young lady was
recovered. The body was found within
a few yards of the spot where it sunk
the last time. One of the grappling
hooks caught in her hair, another in her
coat and one in her open umbrella.
which she still clutched in ber hand.
The remains were brought to the west
nliore and Coroner Hughes notified
The body was at once removed to the
morgue where an inquest was held at 11
o'clock this morning
Miss Harker was 22 years of age, and
was engaged to marry a gentleman re
siding in California, named James T.
liurtchaelL Mr. Burtchaell was here
two years ago, but the young people
were not engaged until after that time,
Since aliout April 1st, Miss Harker has
been very nervous and molanclioly.
The verdict was to the effect that she
came to her death by drowning in the
Willamette river and that she com
mitted suicide in a fit of despondency.
There was no evidence before the jury
to justify an ofliclal censure of any one
on tho ferry for not taking more active
measures to rescue the youug lady.
Telegram.
A Uoyal VUltor.
George, duke of York, is contemplat
ing a visit to the United States. Ha is
the second son of the Prince of Wales,
lorn in 1803 and is now 28 years of uge.
He has been educated for the sea, he and
his elder brother,
the Duke of Clar
ence, entering the
navy as cadets In
1877. They spent
two yean on the
training ship Brit,
annia and then
started for a three
years' tour of the
.world on the Bac-
1883, Prince George was made mid-ship-man
to the Canada, then stationed on
the North American coast, and two
year later was made lieutenant. In
18il be was made commander of the
gunboat Thruah, on the West Indian
coast. He took bis seat in the House of
Lords, June 28, 1802. He will be es
corted by a squadron of battle ships, and
will probably visit the world's fair. His
rumored engagement to Princess May,
his dead brother's bethrothed, has lately
been a topic of general Interest.
WADE HAMPTON IS PORTLAND,
Tbl Vataraa Confederate Soldier and
Statesman Arrlrea.
Telegram.
General Wade Hampton, ex-corps
commander in the Confederate army,
ex-governor of South Carolina, ex
United States sen
ator from that
state, and the pres
ent United States
government com
mlKsiouer of Pacific
rnliroii(lnV arrived In
f'Vt Portland this after-Ttt-i&fc
4 noon from Califor-
Wf i over the Sout h-
Vr'jA'ifPip em Pacific line.
t.a.tUhWfM. 0ciierB, 1Umpton
is now on an inspecting tour over the
Pacific coiiPt lines. In his party are a
number of persons. Among them are
liis daughters, Misses Daisy mid M. S.
Hampton, Miss Lucy Ilomden, Miss A.
II. Haskell, Mi lxng, C. K. Thomas,
tho general's private secretary, and Dr.
li. W. Taylor, who wan medical director
of General Hampton's division during
the war. Secretary and Auditor W. M.
W a at
Thompson, of the Central Pacific svs-
tern, also accompanied the party from
Washington, D. C.
General Hampton expects to reach
Washington July 1st. On the report
he will make to Washington will de
pend to a great extent tiie action con
gress msy be expected to take on tlie
vexed question of the future relations
between the government and the sub
sidized railroads. .
Tho question of the debt owed by the
Pacific roads to the government, the
bonds, condition of the track, equip-
jiinntg, including the rolling stock, even
the (hops, and all other piattera In refer
ence to them are now of signal import
ance to the authorities at Washington,
as well as the people whom they rep.
resent. It was to obtain all the facts
possible, and make a comprehensive
report, that General Hampton, as
United States commissioner, made the
trip.
E.-rrealdent Haeaaa aa Eille.
NewYouK, June 21. The Herald's
Managua cable tays : Ex-President Sa-
casa left "Nicaragua this morning. He
boarded a Genevan steamer at Corinto
and sailed for a northern port, where he
will be transferred to a Pacific Mail
steamship and proceed to San Francisco.
Although Sacasa was compelle 1 to leave
Leon on account of the sentiment
against him because bq, was forced to
surrender, he was not molested during
his stay in Corinto.
Preparations are being made at Gran
ada for a great state ball which is to be
given United States Minister Baker as a
compliment for his services in acting as
mediator and presiding over the ses
sions of the peace commission, which
indticed Sacasa to resign and thus end
the war. '
Fa "t rat On the Lake.
Duli'TH, Juno 21. A message re
ceived by Ca;t. McDougall announces
tho news that the Christopher Colum
bus, the first of the passenger whale
backs, is the fastest boat on the lakes.
She made the run from Milwaukee to
Chicago, 97 miles, in 4 hours and 15
minutes, nearly 23 miles an honr.
The trip makes a new record for speed
on the Great Lakes.
A HUH Lower Hate Expected.
St. Paul, June 21. The Great North
ern' has no announcement to make this
evening toward meeting the Northern
Pacific's (25 and $18 rates, but it is un
derstood it will make a rate of f-0 first
class and 15 second class tomorrow.
This Fleh Ooea Hunting:.
The jaculator fish, the piscatorial
gunner of the Javan lakes, uses hi
mouth as a squirt (run, and is a marks
man of no mean ability. Go to a small
lake or pond filled with specimens of
jaculators; place a stake or pole in the
water with the end projecting from 1
to 8 feet above the surface, place a
Iteetle or fly on top of the pole and
then await developments. Soon the
water will be swarming with finny
gunners each anxious for a Bhot at the
tender morsel which the experimenter
has placed in full view. Presently one
comes to the surface, steadily observes
his prey und measures the distant.
Instantly he wrews his mouth Into the
funniest shapes imaginable, dis
charges a stream of water with pre
cision equal to any sharpshooter,
knocks the fly or beetle into the water,
where he lb instantly devoured by the
successful' nimrod or some of his
hungry horde. This sport may be kept
up as long as the supply of beetles and
flies holds out.
km of Smell la boy.
It has often been proven that dogs
are able to track their masters through
crowded streets, where it would be im
possible to attribute their accuracy to
anything except the sense of smell
alone. Mr. Romanes, the naturalist,
once made some interesting experi
ments as to this wonderful power, as
exhibited in his own dog. In these
tests, the naturalist found that his
dumb friend could easily follow in the
tracks of his master, though he was far
out of sight, and that too, after no less
than eleven persons had followed,
stepping exactly in the tracks made by
Mr. Romanes, it being the deliberate
intention to confuse the senses of the
poor dog if possible. Further experi
ments proved that the animal tracked
the boots Instead of the man, for when
Mr. Romanes put on new footgear the
dog failed entirely.
Different points upon the surface of
the earth revolve with different veloc
ities. At the poles the speed of rota
tlnn la nothinc but at the equator it is
greatest, or over 1,000,000 miles per
hour
Hood Job Printing.
If you have your job printing done at
Tub Chbonicle you will have the ad
vantage of having it done with the moat
modern and approved typo, with which
we keep continually supplied. . All jolw
under the direct supervision of one of
the most successful on4 artistic printers
in tho Northwest.
Strength and Health.
If vou are not feeling strong and
healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "la
grippo" 1ms left you weak and weary,
use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding thoso organs to perform
their functions. If you nrealllicted with
sick headache, you will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need. Large
bottles only 50c. at Snipes & Klnersly's
drug store.
Get your bathing pants from S. AN.
Harris.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Tnewlny.
Miss Emma Wentas returned to her
home in Albina yesterday.
H. M. Fulwliier of St. Louis, an uncle
of Virgil Holloa, is in The Dalles visit
ing relative.
Miss NeHi Buth-r retnrned home
from Tyirh Valley last evening, where
she bus been teaching school.
John Bonn left last night for the Mt.
Angel .x-mi nary and college, where his
two boys George and Joseph graduate on
the 20th.
Attorney W. H. Wilson and wife
left today for Fairfield, III., where
they will visit old friends and relatives,
also the univesral center of attraction,
Chicago. They will be absent two
months.
Mr. M. T. Nolan left last evening for
New York on a visit to hie old home
and his father, brother and sisters. He
will be gone about four weeks, and will
visit the exposition on his return trip.
Wedneadajr.
J. C. Cradelbaugh is in town.
S. Bolton of Goldendale is in the city
today,
J.W. French returned today from
Ilwaco.
Hon. W. II. Biggs of Wasco is in the
city today.
Hugh Gonrlay was in the city the first
of the week.
Mr. C. K. Warren of Dufur, called at
this oitice last evening.
J. L. Powell of Canyon City and the
John Day valley, is in town today.
Misses Jennie Marden and Lulu Bird
went to Portland on the morning train.
Mr. Jos. MacEachern of Portland is in
the city today meeting his numerous
friends.
Mr. Stevens, and Mrs. Stansbury, the
victims of the Dufur accident, are re
covering. Mrs. P. C. Kerrln, accompanied by
her mother and two brothers, Messrs.
Howell, left today for a visit to the farm
ot the latter in Crook county.
Messrs. McCoy and Stranaban of Hood
River are in the city today. They state
that their shipment of berries to Chicago
arrived in first class shape, opening up
as fresh and handsome as the day they
were shipped.
Mrs. W. J. Lander of Antelope left on
last night's passenger for a visit to ber
mother in .Burlington, lowa. t-ne win
lie a visitor at the world's fair before re
turning to ber home in Oregon.
Thursday.
S. Bolton, countv treasurer of Klicki
tat county, was in The Dalles yesterday.
Hon. John M. Gearin of Seattle, well-
known throughout Oregon, arrived to
dar. XT Tl TTrrnw a fnrtnAr npvinanltr
man of Texas and this coast, left today
for Boise, Idaho.
AHaa TT11n T.arV awnmrtitniftri hv her
niece, Miss Maybel Mack, left yesterday
for San Francisco, Calif.
Mr Frank Fnlton. wife and son. of
Khnrman conntv were In the citv last
evening calling on old-time friends.
M.sa Ttaia TTamnahfrA retnrned from
Portland last night and left on the noon
train today for her home in Omaha,
eu.
Mrs. E. J. Robinson. Mrs. J. E. Bar-
nett and Mr S. Winzler returned today.
from attending the I. O. G. T. grand
lodge at Portland.
We aw pleased to hear that Col. Ful
ton of Sherman countv has so far re
covered from his late serioui illness as
to be up and around again.
Sheriff Ward went to Salem Tuesday
with Otilia Bussekke for the Insane
asylum and today with Edward Evans
of'Moeier for the same point.
Inland Telephone Co.
The Portland & Spokane Telephone 4
Telegraph company bave their line
nearly completed up to Mosier and are
distributing poles on the east side of the
mountain, west of this city. They are
stringing two telephone and one tele
graph wires. Tbey expect to bave it
built to The Dalles in the next two
weeks.
THE KXTBA SESSION MOT LIKED
Senator Dolph Bays Ha Will Mot At
tend It.
Washinotok, Jnne 20. Several sena
tors and representatives do not take
kindly to the extra session in Septein
ber. Senator Dolph it quoted today as
saying :
"The president can call congress to
gether in September, if he wishes to do
so, bat be will not be able to command
the presence of the whole congress,
Possibly he may get the democrats,
For myself. I shall not come to Wash.
ington prior to September 80. That is
as early as I care to subject myself to
the rigors of this climate In summer,
and I imagine that there are many who
will be of my opinion.
Senator Dolph, however, did not
think that there was any doubt that
there would be an extra session, of con
gress in September.
Jt'iB.OOO In Premium.
Offered by Liggett & Myers Tobacco
Co. of St. Louis, Mo. The one guessing
nearest the nuuiU'r of teople who will
attend the World's Fair" gets $5,000.00,
tho second t,0iK).00, etc. Ten Star to
i.o..n t ,,rj ont.it la vou to a euesg. Ask
3'our dealer for particulars or gend for
circular. tl-.S
County Clerk' Nolle.
All persons having warrants in the
hands of the county clerk issued more
than seven years prior to July 1st, 1S93,
are hereby noli tied to call for the same,
aud present tho same to the county
treasurer for nvnient within sixty days
from the 1st !ay of July, 1S03. If said
warrants are notoalled for and presented
for as above they will be cancelled and
pavment thereof will therefore be re
fused, i'.v order of tho County Court.
tUmylOjo.8 J. . Chosskn.
' County, Cleik.
Ths Dalles, Oregon, May Sth, 18i'3.
A TOTAL LOSS.
The Orroa I.oinher Co'a. riant Des
troyed by Fire.
Hoop Rivku, Or., Juno 22, ISiCl.
Sr'al to The pnllut ( hosk
The planing mill and liimber yard of
the Oregon Lumber company, situated
three miles below Hood River, burned
this morning about 3 o'clock. Loss be
tween fS.OOO and $10,000. No insurance.
Tho origin of the tire is unknown, but it
is supposed it caught from a spark from
the engine, as tho mill had been running
till 12 o'clock last night. This leaves
some twelve or fifteen men out of em
ployment. The flames also spread to the flume
and at this writing it is still burning.
The roadbed of the Union Pacific a short
distance away is unharmed.
M ttchell-Moutinerville.
Telegram.
This evening at 6 o'clock in the First
Congregational church, corner of Second
and Jefferson streets, the marriage of
Mr. Hiram E. Mitchell and Miss Maud
Sommerville will be solemnized by Rev.
T. E. Clapp. Immediately following the
ceremonies the bridal party will proceed
to the nnion depot, where the happy
couple will take the Southern Pacific
overland for San Francisco and other
California points. Last evening United
States Senator John H. Mitchell! gave a
dinner at the Portland in honor of the
twain, and tonight Hon. John Somroer
ville will entertain the relations and
ushers? The presents already received
are very numerous and beautiful.
Spring Medicine.
Dr. Gunn's Improved Liver Pills ou
account of their mild action are especi
ally adapted for correcting spring disor
ders, such as impure blood, tired brain
and aching and worn out body. They
act promptly on the Liver and Kidneys;
drive out all impurities from the blood,
and malaria from the system. Only
one pill for a dose. Try them this
spring. Sold at 25 cte. a box by Blakely
& Houghton, Druggists, The Dalles. Or.,
wto-l
Patents,
J. R. LITTELL,
Attorney and Counaellor
PATENT TBADK-MAKK A'D
COPYKIfiHT CASES.
Oppoaite Patent Office. Waahington, U.C.
Over twelve years' experience. America akd
r ORElG iwienia. iivEinanuiiu diisiiiwr
riving uuder the patuut laws promptly and
carefully executed.
Rejected Cake accorded pecial attention.
Write for information.
l'n BECEIPT or MODEL OS SKETCH OF IW-
VEKTIO.X.I ADVltE AS TO PATENTABILITY WITH
OUT CHABUE.
Mention van paper.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hr rlrtue nf an execution and order of lc.
lMucd out of the circuit court of the atiito of
Oregon for the county of Waco, in an action in
raid court wherein the Solicitor Loan and
Truat Company la plaintiff, and John H Oerde.
M. u. Morgan ana J r.. aiorfce. aanumitiniior 01
the entate nf C. . Finn, deceased, are defend-
antf, to me directed, commanding me to acll the
land In the aald execution anuoruerot iueae
acribed, to-wit: The southweat quarter of
aectlon thirty-four :UJ in townahiii two -'
north of ramrc' ten tliil enat of the Willmnette
meridian, in Waco county, atatcof Oregon, to
pav the judgment rendered In aald cane, to-wit:
Ttis n of five hundred dollar with Interest
thereon at the rate of eight per cent, per annum,
from tvtiriiitrv 22. 1M2. and aeventv-tive dolhira
attorney' fees, and coxta taxed at -li.lu, I have
thia day leavlcd upon the taid land, and on
Maturdnv, the iUddayof July, 1MI.1, at the hour
of 10 o.clock a. in., iu front of the curt houae
door in aald countv and atate, I will sell nld
land, at public auction, to the mguuKt oiaucr
therefor.
The Dalles, Or., June 13, 1M)3.
T.A.WARD,
tds Sheriff of WascoC'ountv. State of Oregon.
NOTICE.
U. 8. Land Or file, The Dallea, Or.,
( May TJ, 1S93. (
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Stephen A. Kistner against William Hayes for
abandoning bi Homestead Kntry. No. tlV),
dated August 16, lwi, upon the NW quarter
Section U, Township ft South, Range 11 East, In
U'aMcn iHMintv. Oreiron. with a view to the can
cellation of said entry, the aaid pa rtlea are hereby
summoned to appear at tbia office on the 2th
day of July, 1W3, at 10 o'clock A. M.. to re-
poua ana iurnian teaumouy cunveruiug huu
alleged abandonment.
JOHN W. LEWIS,
-16w6t Regiater.
DRUNKENNKBS.ar th LIQCOB HABIT
Cared at Bom la Tea Pays by admin
istering Dr. Mala' Goldea Specific.
It can be given in a glass of beer, a cup of
coffee or tea, or in food, without the knowledge
of the natiant. It la absolutely harmless, and
will effect a permanent aud speedy cure, hether
the patient is a moderate anuaer or an iniumtG
wreck. It ha been given iu thousands of cases,
and in every instance a perf.-ct cure has fol
lowed. It never falls. The aystem oncelinpreg
natMl with the aneclHc. It become n utter Im
possibility for the liquor appetitetoexist. Cure
guaranteed, ia-page book of particular free.
Address the tioLDXM SrxciMC Co., lt Race St.,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
NOTICE.
Lad Omci, The Dalle. Or.,
Way 31, 1S93. (
Complaint having been entered at thia Office
by r rana hteennan agiansi iiunm . unuut-iu
l.,r sluindonlnir hia Homestead Klltry No. U,
dated June i. lH'.t2, upon the eW1, of Section S,
Township I South, Range ME., In Wascocounty,
Oregon, with a view to the cancellation of said
entry; the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this omce on tne win oay oi juiy, is-.,
at 10 o'clock a. m., to respond and furnish testi
uiony concerning said alleged abandonment.
John W. Lewis, Register.
STRAYED.
On the 21 of May laot I had two roan marcs
lte out of mv pasture on Tvfrli Uida-e, near
Kinirslev. Thev arc about d and 1 years old aud
weiitli 1100 to 1AM pounds each, and are branded
us follow; One Is branded thus, 3 on the riiit
shoulder, and the oilier Hunt, DC on the left
hip. Anyone giriiiK mo Information of their
whoreii 1 it, or returning them tomeut Kings
ley, will be suitably rewuidtd.
4tw Jon Marx.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
ciTicit is hereby tttven that by an order of the
il l outliY I. mil oi toe i-iMiv. oi . 'I, "
lure made, the undcrUriied h i l'" duly an
pointed and is now the qliuiirled and nctlim
administrator of the itate. of cmiuel litieron,
d.-eaed. All Jier is li:iinir cl.ilin infniuft
tlio above ntiiiit',1 di'!cd are hereby iiotttud to
present their cliiima with the prot-r ourhri
tomeut my rei-idi i. h ne-ir Wnpini'la. Oreiron,
B itbiil six months f mil tlic dn'e of thia notti-e.
And nil jM-raon imli X'tl t,i raid e-tiiteare hereby
reauiud to ocltle su jh inde'iu-dne- ft I!. with.
J. II. Ki It
Administrator of Fstntc of t-a u ! 1.. Tut " tm,
d''eits!. w
V .iptnitia.Or.. June lib, Mr;.
lit It known In tl urltr,,., I,
... a.w... i ,u; .",
cern, that the garden through width
MoMer creek runs is private projierly,
and that all fifliing and huntiii within
the int'loHurei is trespass, and will be
treated as such hereafter. fi-OwUt
SUMMONS.
Ill the Justice Court lor K.ast Diillca Precinct,
Wasco county, Oregon.
Dan linker,
Plaintiff, I
William Iti'ler, I
Dejt.ndant. J
To William Kilcy, thr aljmr.-Hamet rirrnttant.
In tho name of the htate of Oregon, You are
hereby required to appear before the under
signed, a Justice of the peace for mid l'reclnct,
on the d day of July, lwj.!, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M., at the oitice of said Justice In said
precinct, to answer the above-named plaintiff la
a civil aetioii.
The defendant will take notice that If he fall
to answer the complaint of Hie plaintiff herein,
the plaintiff will take judgment against him ft
71.i, and Interest thereon at the rateof M per
cent, per annum from the 11th dav of June,
and for the further aum of ftt.iJU and interest
thereon at the rate of S per cent, tier annum
from the lath day of March, law), aud for bla
COst and disbursements herein.
Thia summons la served upon you by publica
tion In pursuance of an order made and uerela
on tho 17th day of Muy, 1hK),
.. . L. DAVIS,
S lotd Justice of the Peace.
ATTENTION FARMERS
The Imported Belgian
Stallion,
Will stand for the season of 18!3,
At Richmond's Htable in The Dalle on Friday
and t-aturdaya; at Ike Young on Monday
and Tuesdays; at It. Suodgrass', A mile west
of Boyd 1'. O., on Wednesday.
Pnrin w" Imported In lhss by D. P. Htubba
Sons, of Fajrrield, lowa. He la a
Dark Day, with Muck. Points, and is registered
at Hrussels aa No. &t, and In Ainerico as No. !!!.
COCO is one of the finest bred Kraft Horse
in America, la coming years old, aud weigh
ItoO pounds,
TERMS-fiingle service 10: for the season 15;
to insure a foul JU; in clubs of five or morn
maros to one mail, 110 for the season, or 15
to insure a foal. By the season payable Octo
ber 1st; to iifure, due and payuhlo'a atson aa
the mare is known to be In foal. Mare not
brought regularly will be charged for by the
season.
XI. W. 4 W. L. FREEMAN, Owners,
Boyd, Wasco Co., Or.
fay-If Ton want title to Governments
State Lands rail on
C. S. TITOKJJBCRY, T. A. HDDSOJ,
Late liec. U. S. Land Office. Notary Public
II S. Land Attorneys.
Over Sixteen Years Experience.
BUY AND SELL
CITY AND COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.
600,000 ACRES
Unimprovea FARM Property
ion sZj3.
Send for a Pamphlet describing this land.
WE ARE AGENTS FOR
Thompson's ASdition to Tie Dalles.
Thia addition is laid off Into one-acre lots, and
Is destined to be the principal residence part of
the city. Only twenty mluutue walk from the
court house.
Do not be afraid to consult or write us, we give
advtce or Information in all branches of our boa
iness free of charge.
Settlers Located on Government Lanj.
Office in V. 8. Land Office Building.
THE DALLES .... OKEOOK.
Wasco waieltse Co.,
Receives Goods on Sto
age, and Forwards same to
their destination.
Receives Consignments
For Sale on Commission,
fates Reasonble.
MARK GOODS
W- Wa OOa
TBI DALLES, OR.
WM. MICHELL,
Orders by dispatch, mail or In person tilled any
hour of the day or night.
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
Pictures framed in all styles nd sites.
Place of business cor. Third and
Washington Streets.
THE UALLKH, - OREOOM
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lamd Ornct, The Iulles, Or., Mch. 10. m.
Notice Is herebv kI-' that the followlng
named settler has tiled notice of her intention to
make final proof In supiiort of her claim, and
that ald priad will be made before the register
and receiver at The Kallea, Or., oil Wednesday,
Jlay a, lsW, viz:
Jana Ferguson,
Homestead Application No. If sW, for the SWX
of Section 10, T. 5 H., H. 12 K. W. M.
Mic name the following altnersta to prove her
continuous resilience uiaiu and cultivation of
said limii, viz;
Samuel I,, fstterson, t'harl. L. Frvcr. OUto
Wehetg and 8. E. R-rrK nil of Wo f.i nit in. Or.
S'itl ii JOHN W. I.KU is, Heglbter.
NOTICE.
NOTU E Is hereby given ih.it the uiHlerslgned
bus biru i'"'int.;d ly tint Hon. oiinly
Court ol 'the Mate oi iiiet,,n. f,r tie County oi
Ws-eo, bv an er h ; iiu!v mh-Ic mut entered on
the 11th rl.'V of Aptil. I' ' -. .iili,:tri.tor of the
('statu n( William 11. luinii, la. - o- W a.-eo ( oiinly,
tin von, and now ii e. atl. All p. raons having;
ehilins against snid estulo arc lur tiy iiotliietl to
piesent th, same, tiropeilv veil;ivd. to meat my
i.l, ire in Dalles ' ity, Oreir.m, within hU notith
from the date of tM noMee.
Iiati d tlos 11th day oi .' "m'. l- f.
NA III N II i:l.HON',
AdmlitM- .-of the iitateoi WCIimn U. Dm tin.
di.'Ccas'.d. 4-iil0t
OnoeiMi