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THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1893. O. K. . Ordm N. 14. IlOQTBS. 3D liKOT. iNKTV.. O. N. ti) The Dalles, Or., Aug. U, IVXi. (" Order No. 14. I. The following orders are hereby promulgated (or the information of this command : HKMHjrAKTKK O. N. (.., BrsriAL Ousaa( l.i. ) The miirnaUim o( lt Lieutenant W. K. fund trraa, "K" I'o., ;i Keirinient, has been aeceitted, tu take erteet Juno ;., Imu. By order of tin- I 'onimawter ill t'hlef. (MKiicd) R. W. Ml lYHKl.L, Adji. lieu. II. HKAlHJt'ARlKKS O. N. ;.,) bAUSsl, OK., July 14, IXC t No. 40. 4 "K" Co.. At Kewment of Infantry. O. S. ti..t hereby dibtute,l. htateand r lilted States mi erty lii iMMmiou ol tlie romiwiiv romiuuiultjr will he turneil over io i.ieui. j. ji. raitcrMm Aa ladlaa'a Oratory. The following coloquy took plarn on one of our street corner last night be tween a couple of Warm Spring Indian on the present condition of national atVuirs. Mr. Indian, who is one of the best informed on the political situation, remarked that "Washington tyghe, Mr. Cleveland, bias sick tumtum. Yaka clatawa copu salt-chuck. Yaka qua. Yaka wake euintux, alta halo chioka min, hata uiamook, halo uiuekatutick. Cottaalta?" The sombre wuading of the Indian' thought can hardly be expressed in English, but this i aa near as we can reproduce it: The president is heart- vtuanvnimter .it Keviiiint. who win rvi)t to t SK . j,e jmg gone to the seacoast to get ant. J . t . Henry (or the same. In glvintr reoelrit I ' " , , away irviui uia iruuutea, ir.iow , o afraid of them and don't know what to do. He knowRwe have no money ; there is no work, nor anything to eat. Whnt does it mean? ItOltN. On Fifteen Mile, Aug. 8, to the wife of K. 1!. tiilbreth, a daugliter. weight 11 la pounds. Near this city this morning, to the wife of Mr. A. V". Marsh, a eon. In The Hulles' August Hth, to the wife of Joseph Fort in, a girl. Mr. Thomas liatte, editor of the Graphic, Texarkuna, Arkansas, has found what he believes to be the best remedy in existence for the flux. His experience is well worth remembering. He say: "Last summer Iliad a very severe attack of flux. I tried almost every known remedy, noue giving relief. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar rhoea Kemedy was recommended to uio. I purchased a bottle and received almost immediate relief. I continued to use the medicine and was entirely cured. I take pleasure in recommending this remedy tu any person suffering with such a disease, as in my opinion it is the best medicine in existence." 23 and ."0 cent bottles for sale by Blakeley A Houghton, Druggists. Ira. Advertiseft l.tattar. MARRIAGE MAXIMS. be angry at the lame mother, either Lieut. I'Mttcmm w ill notice etimisuison lietweeu the amount ol ordnance and stores received and the lat annual renort or return ol rant- Henry, ehanttnfr tliut otlievr with any disetviwi'ieie which liiav ei.t. Cnon the receipt Ivinjt fMUtf.1 and aniiroved bv these Headquarters, diM'tiarven will be lsMled to the members of Ihe rotnnuiiv by I.ieut.-Col. i. T. Thompson, and tlie ofheers of the eomisiny. on the sttlloineut of their aeeounts with the state, will bocutilled to honorable, diseharires. A ' Co.. ;sl Regiment of Infantry, O. N. (.. is hetvhydi.bandoi. Htateanil I ntted States prop erty in H.eioti of the cointKtuy couunauiler, rill be. turned over to Lieut. J.'M. I'atterson, Quartermaster :ut Keiniticut. who will re,"ettt to Card. J. M. lluaehketor Ihe same. In aiviiiK re- reipt Lieut, t'attenion will make einiviriMtn be tween autiMint of irdu.tuv and Mores r-c,lve,t and the nl annual iefMrt or ir'turn id Card. HuM'hke. ehariio; thai oilicer with anv diMrel- aiHalex Hint inayeift. Cpon the rveeipu being fa.Med and approv,il by thco lttad'inartertt. dl", rhaiv,s, will he iued to the lueinben of the romjwiny by l.ieut.-col. ti. T. Thoinpu. and the ortievra of the company, on the ncitlcmcut of their account with the uuc, will beeuti!let to honorable "iiM'harues. ltv onler of ihe Coniniamler in (Ahief. (Siiniul K. W. M1TC1IE1.U Adjt. lien. III. Discharges will lie issued to the members of "A and "K" Companies Irom tliese Headquarters. i IV. The following resignations liave been accepted by the Commander in Chief: dpt. I. M. McCullv, of "I" Co.. to take effect as of July 10. lS'.Ki. 1st Lieut. J. A. Rumble, of "I" Co., to take effect as of July 10, 1S!3. V. llRKiAUK IimiTRs., o. N. .;.,( Klamath Kallm, Dr., July U', lv.u. t lirKCIAL lKDKHIr N... Ui. t lr. c. A. loorui!i, of Kuirene. Oretron. i herehy app-iinutl htinrcui and Mtdical liircctor on the Urucade trull, w ith the rank of Major. Leonard c. Jone. of Portland. Oreiron. is hereby appointed inspector of Rillo I'ratui-.vou the Hriirade .Stall, w itli tlie rank of Captain. Bv coinniand of Knit. lien. 11. H. COMrsox. C. S. MtMlRK. Cant, and Asst. Adit, l.ell. Official: L. T. I'KKKV. Ueut.aud Aid del amp, llrieade StalT. O. X. 1i. VI. KRKiADE IIIMJTRS., O. X. (.;.,) Klamath Falls, uii., auk. j, lv.tj. ) HrKCIAL OKOSK3I No. lo. ( The resiiniation of Col. Jay I'. I.uca. I 'olom l 3d Reiriment of Infantry, and 1st Lieut. Sidney Collins, Adjutant :il U'Vini-iil of Intantry. hav inu bell actvpt,',l by tlie Couimauder in'chu f. and tliese eilivra dischawd. Li,-ut.-Col. i,. T. Thomson ill take coniinaud of the Reci ment until furtner iirders. and w ill esta: iish the Headquarters at The Jialles, Oroiron. lie will ap!4)int or detail an Adjutant for the Heuinient. and will carry out the provision of pciiil tnler No. 4'.', Headquarter uniron Xatioual uuani. Bycommaiid of Ilriir.iien. If. H. Comtson. C. s. VOOKK, Asst. Adjt. (.en OFFtriAL: L. T. I'KUUY. Lieut, and Aid dc Lamp. VII. The Headciuarters of the ;id Regiment will hereafter be established at The lMlles, Oregon. All state prop ertv in possession of Col. Jav 1'. Lucas and Lieut. Midnev Collins will be hipped at once to these Headquarters. Lieut. J. M. Patteison, R. Q. M., will arrange tor transportation of same. VIII. Second Lieut. J. A. French will assume command of "I" Co., until farther orders. Following is the list of letters remain ing in the postoffice at The Dalles un called for, Suturday, August 12th, ISO.'!. Persons calling for same w ill give dale on which tiiev were advertised : Never both time. Nf.vkh tulk ot one alone or iti company. Lt:T each one strive to yield oftenest to the wishes of the other. Nkvkh Bud fault, unless it la perfect ly certain that a fault haa lieen com mitted, und uhvuvs speak lovingly. Xevkh let any fault you have com mitted go by until you huve frankly confessed It und asked forgivenes. Thk very nearest approach to domes tic happiness tin earth U in the cultiva tion on both bides of absolute unself ishness. IN SPORTING CIRCLES. It Is estimated by a writer in the Philadelphia- lYoss that SUmj,(h0,IHR) are yearly spent on the races in this coun try. Thk company that runs the Monte Curio casino has declared a dividend of about forty per cent, on last year' business, which was more protitublo than ever before. Thk close cottage bonnet is promi nent in the millinery exhibits for the i season. It is universally uccouiiuk, easily managed and liked by every ImmIv. ' A SiiniUY at the Neaalda. During the summer season the Dalles, Portland fc Astoria Navimition Co. will ; make a rile nt (o. Dalles to Astoria! , and return, and ft, Dulles to Ilwacoj and return. I The above rates will lie in effect on Sundays only. Steamer Regulator will i leave The Dalles at 7 a. in. Dalles City! w ill urrive tit Portland in time to con nect with the I.urline for Astoria and Ilwaeo. The I.urline will leave llwaeo Sunday evening and will connect with the Dalles Citv Momlav morning for Tlie Dalles. The above tickets will be limited to three davs from date of sale. W. C. Allawav, O. A. Ktockhotdar' Maetln. The Dalles, Or., July 2S, lsy;!. Notice is hereby given that there will be a stockholders' meeting of the Wasco Independent Academy, at the Academy building on Monday, August 2Mb, lVa, at S o'clock p. in., for the purpose of electing seven directors, ami transacting such other business as may properly come before said meeting. IJy order of the board. S. L. ISkookh, Sec'y. dawtd. D IX. H. H. Riddell havintr been com missioned 1st Lieutenant and Adjutant ot tne M Regiment, O. It., he will be respected and obeyed accordingly. X. Captain IL- N. Frazier, Regi mental Inspector of Rifle Practice, is hereby relieved from the duties of Act ing Regimental Adjutant, and will re sume the duties of Inspector of Ritlc Practice. XI. All communications for these Headquarter will hereafter be ad dressed to the Regimental Adjutant. XII. Company commander will be more prompt in sending in their reports of attendance at drills to tliese Head quarter. By order of Lieut.-Col. G.'T. 1'hojii'oi, Cotndg. H. II . RIDDELL, Adjutant 3d Regt., O. N. G. Heavy Bhttp, Mr. Fred Young of Bake Oven, who, -with hi father, Mr. Geo. Young, is one of the most prosperous sheep men of thia country, returned last evening from the east. Mr. Young bought and brought home with him 52 head of Shropshire buck, which were bred and raised on the stock farm of Mr. A. O. Fox of Oregon, Wisconsin. They are all registered in the national stock regis ter, and to u are the finest lot of blooded sheep we ever eaw. They are 11 yearlings. We noticed one that weighed 220 pounds gross. As a mutton sheep they are at the head for profit, as the wool clip is at an average and the carcass is above, and with it comes the profit of the sheep industry, Mr. Young say he has changed the sheep business from that of wool to mutton for the block, on account of necessity. The democratic party must eat, even if they go iu sackcloth and ashes on ac count of the democratic platform, which must stand. Mtam Thraaher. Situation wanted as engineer bv a competent man. Inquire at this office. The success of Mr. Annie M. Beam, of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, in the treatment of diarrhiea in her children will undoubtedly be of interest to many mothers. She says: "I spent several week in Johnstown, Pa., after the great flood, on account of my husband being employed there. We had several chil dren with us, two of whom took the diarrhw very badly. I got tome of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhiea Remedv from Rer. Mr. Chap man. It cured both of them. I knew of several cases where it was equally successful. I think itcannot be excelled nd cheerfully recommend It." 2." and IVt cent bottles for tale by Ulakeley A Houghton, Druggists. lm. Calkins O L I lodge P II Ci E (ianoelc Lister Huth Martin Phi! Moon Geo I. Parker Miss Marv llamiis Thos Roth Win K Smith Eve Tavlor Cora Tworuev Jeremial; K liable C Collier Mrs Mtrthy English A Hudson A 1. Ixirnnee Miss Eva Kohl .Mrs L Meeks J J Neisson P-r '2; Mackuv John Roth J" M Rov Mrs Susan Taylor J no A f2; Tliomns Koht E M. T. Xoi.an. P M. 3 VA a ooMotkliOji A MID POET rushed Into a newspaper office receutly, and threatened to "clean out" the es tablishment, bernuse they printril hi verse wrung. Said he: "I wrote, To dwell forever iu a grot of peace,' and you Idiots put It ' pot ol' grease.'" The mortllnsl editor presented hhn with a vial of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, a year's subscription mid uu apology. The little "Pellets" positively cure sick and ncrvoua headache, tiilioiisiiota, costiveuesk, ami all derangements of the tomiu'li. bowels und liver. IU a large contract, but tlie smallest things In the world do the limine Dr. Pierce Pleasant Pellets. They're tlie small est, but tlie most effective. They go to work Iu the right way. They cleanse and renovate the liver, stomach and bowels thoroughly but they do It mildly and gently. You feci the good thev ilo hut vou don't feel them do ing' It- They're the cuarxtt pill voti can buy. because they're gnarantetti to give satisfaction, or your money is returned. You only pay for the yueH you get That' the peculiar plan all Ir. Pierce's medicines are sold on, through druifojsu. YOUR ATTENTION Is called to the fact ttist Hugh Glenn, " 'Turt is a tide in the a fairs of men whirl. -f '. - Hi leads on to fortune" ' The poet unquestionably had reference v ih, Mr-i m i pn- at CRANDALL & BURGET'S Who are Belling these goods out at treatly-reduc MIOIIEI.liACII 1IRICK. . . UNION ST NOTICE. Inasmuch as mv wife, Gcnrgir Anna Brooks, has, without jut caiie or prov- j ocation, left my bed ami hoard, against mv wishes and consent, and refuses to return or further live with me, I lierehv warn all persons not to give her an credit on my account, as I will not pay anv bills of her contracting after this date. Calkr Bhixiks. Dalles Citv, or., July 1, if.r.i d wtAwit Dealer in Glass, Lime, Plaster, Cement and Building Material of all kinds. Crrl th Klunat I.ln of ilPicture Mouldinsrs To tie found Id tbe City. 72 Washington Street. COMPOUND. A ttrrnt iltentrrr hr an e!tl Ladie. U tha ooljr fxrlrctlf at and rrllablf mrrllc jio C cumrad. Bewar of unprincipled drvzz-itM who offrr Inferior m,llcla In pUro of Lhu. Ask for Caok'a Cotton Root Corapoan4. talw m whll MM, or IneloM SI and eenta In poatafr In letter and wo will end, aealed, hj return m:L Fullsealed parti-nilan In plain on re lope, to ladlea only, 3 nT"T Aitiireaa Pogi Lllf Conianr. Xo. s FUherbluek. Ixtrolt. llick. 8oI(1 In The Dalle by Hnipes 4 Kiiiertly. A frtna (Irtia Aflalr. Coknallih, Or., Aug. 12. The son of saac Porter, a well-to-do farmer and liveryman of Monroe, and Mis Lily Cain the lG-year-old daughter of Dr. J. M. Cain, of the came town, outwitted the young lady's parents ran away and were married. A justice of the peace in Harriabnrg tied the knot. From Harris- burg to Corvallis, left their team at a livery stable, borrowed $250 from the liveryman since w hich time they have been heard from. Ehiloh'a cure, the Great Cough and Croup Cure, is for sale by Snipes A Kin- erslv. Pocket size contains twenty-five doees, only 25c. Children love it. .Sold by Bnipe dc Kinersly. PROPOSALS roa plour, Brar? arpd peed. 0. S. Indian Stmict. Warm Sfrim: iztscy. Warm hrai!o, Crook Co.. Or., Aur. :. t'. HVhUsI proMmniH iiulorrsl "ProfiosMls for FJonr. Bran ami HccdY' as thprawniny le,ttiid it'!dr'-Mt U the uiiilcrsiifiieilat Wann w prints. lrcoti. will b? res-irefl at tins aircncy until I o clock I'. M. of I iii-xlBV. AuirnKt '."j, I".'.;, (or fi i ri I h i o if ami ,1c Uvriniat the acnev U,ot 4,hjii llm of Hour, Jfi.if 11 of tirnli, ami '."o,ii lh ol ftfi. Hour mint either hnt ia known "ilrnivht full atax-k" ol ifil w.ninl wlinit ll. Krouiiu down tonlsmt U II,. , f i,,iir. ),, itrxlcs to lie Ukell out: or ft lioiy U wlnit ia klio,n as patent II. !! r, nn,l O' hvcrtO In extra atronr. alniric e,)tuii iwikat'i weiicii nouiic4 1., the yard. h,no ll of not Ifaa titan ll,a intlat ts fiirniaht'd trv f.ldd,'-", Mid lillen to IX! illatnil'tlv lilntiosl with the name of th- l,ldi,T ami the number of the sample If more than one is iiihinlttcd. Krnn muat h"? of kimxI ounlitv, ciml fx,rts bran and ahortx mlTcd: aampli-aof not it-aa tlixniMI, muat Ix-(uniislieit by bidden. reed muat be elear barley, frexh rolleil, fiss' from dirt ami runt; mmplo of nut lea than i, lbs must be furnished by bidder. iN-hvery. of the atx,ve there la to Ixolelivered at the Slm-masho sch,nil. Iixated J" in Ilea iu,rth of theair-ncy, X'l.KOIIx, of Hour, lo,) lln bran, and 1't.imi llxiof feeil: ami at the irnev, ai,im Ibaof Hour, lo.ixo llxa brnu, and lu.ioi IU fetal. All articlra are to be ubjcet to a rigid Inautss. Hon. frrrpoaala mint atatnapeclfieally the prorxwed price oi each article ottered for delivery under a contract by llicewt.. not barrel r Inn',. The rlirlit la reaerved Ui reject anv or all blda, or any m-t of any bid If deemed lor the beat in- U'reat of the aervic,'. ertltnsl ehecki hach hid muat be accompanied by acvrtlllcd check or draft upon aouie niusl stateade(xliri(t or solvent national bank in the vicinity of the reaiilenee of the hiddei, nia.l. fxiyable to the onler of the omimiaaioner of In dianallaira, for at least five per cent, of Ihe amount of the protxml which check or draft will be forfeited to the t'nltcd HtaU-a ill cm. iiiiv bldd-r or bidders weivlnir an award shall f nil to promptly execute sureties, otherwise to be returmd bi the bidder. liids accompanied bv eh In lieu of a certified check will not be i-ouidered. r or further information hh to time of delivery and ntlier purliculars, a,ply to J C. I.ccxsv, I. P. Indian Agent. M(u., ana 15LO0 per J lot tie. Croup nrompU.; re' "ves V iioopton CoiiRti &Ti Atiin.- f r -ontimpticit tt h ir riVHl: hiciirflKl l)ioumnU ucii'fill uclir fHiu-i; wiHnwz vir if rritcn loi mc. Holl by rufrir:M on . runnr.l'. Fr I.nnie Tt:k SHILCH'S CATARRH ila -re ou atA, rn Tharenilv la sruaean. teed to cure vou. l'rice Lucta. luiecturtreM For aaloby Rnlpo Ktnoraly. A. WESOLO, The Boston Tailor, East End Second St. Suits Made to Order from $18.00 -up. Pants from $5.00 up. I'erfeet r It Oitaranleetl. Worlds Fair flcccTjmodatfon THE IfOSEDALE HOTEL 6414 Str AvtNut Cx.caoo III. A G. Ci'JLDS-MITH t'lOPRIITO. MIK3 RUC1STM. 1.1 MtD' aiMr toeanoa o MOStOSLC MOTCC9 T& Honma All Ouialde llnsa F.varr thing llratTlaaa. Only 3 blocks rroas 4lh Ml. entraiiea. ' erma. 1 .00 par da lracli perauu. kind lor trculsra. i 8cientiflo Amorlcan Agency for fcti-' OIBIOSJ PATBNTS, rjosi vsrlOMTa m.i a.,7C,!,00 Tv1 Handboo arlMla ril!?L "y " """''". N aw Voaar. wwirt Wrssa f.ir nonlna ialnta In Amarlea. Kvery palent taken out by as la broualit befora tlx (ivMw b auouoa givan fraa of ebaxsa Iu Uta tmiitit mtx'mn Irarealaflmof BfiactaiHIfla paper rn Hi World. rtl'leU'Udlr lllaatralsal. JW n telliireiit Bian ahould txt without It. Waealy, aj.no a yeari monti... A-Mraea Mf-kv i",'); Vmuausaa. tfttl iMmdway, Aaw kutk Uty. HORSES H(P J. S. COOPER, a TorMrr 7nir, f'.VO.V .S'7'fX "K Y.iUDS, Chtm.ju, Jll, Tlio largest and onlv Htrictly coniinission Ucilr inki Hit worm, win noiti his (ui extonsivo Huloof. crn oramlt'tl horst'H lor season 1 Sl.5, on WEDNESDAY", ATJO-Us: Entries should be made at once. HORSES MM,w HO 4 Is now ojMn, and its jiroprietor will noil his .1. produced Wine at prices in tlitj reach of ever j Also, liest Peanuts to he found. (Jootls guar y to h l'ure and First-Class in every respect. C BECK rat) uarsB Thompson's Addition. PAUL KREFT &. CO -IKALKKS IN- I'AINTS, OILS AND GL And tliA Moat Complete ami tlie Latest 1'iitloriia anil liKi)iii WALL 3EA.3FEI FRENCH & CO., BANKERS. TRANSACT A (IKNKRAl. BANKING BtlMINKlM t lttors of Credit issaed svsilsblei in he Eastern Htates. Sight EzchsiiKe and Telemrsphic Traiiriferssaldon New York, Chicago, Ht. Louis, Kan Francisco, Portland Oregon, Seattle Wash., and various points in Or egon and Washington. Collections made at all points on fav or able terms. THE DALLES National Bank, Of DALLES CITY, OR. President - -Vice-President, Cashier, - Z. F. Moody Charles Hilton M. A. Moody General Banking Buaints Transacted. Siilit Kx:hanf Sold on NEW YORK, SAN FRANC1HCO, CHICAGO and PORTLAND, OR. Collections made on favorable terms at all accessible points. I'riu'ticul Painter and Paiwr lUuirura. None but tlie ivtt hn. Slmrwm-Willuimu and J. W. MaHury's Paints umtd in all Jiir wurk.m the inoMt skilled workmen employed. AtcmilB for MaHi.ry Liitiiil h chemical conibinittiou or stmp mixture. A lirnt clasH article iu ails order promptly attoiulej to. Faint Shoo corner Thirdand Washington Bts ThelUJ The Dalles Cigar : Faetory FIE3T 8TEEET. FACTORY NO. 105. A IC' I5" Brands ylJti VI tO manufactured, and orderu from all parts of the country filled on the shortest notice. The reputation of THE DALLES CI GAR has lacome firmly established, and the demand for the home manufactured article is incrensing every day. A. ULRICH & SON. V. r. WIHKMAN. W M . MAKDKKH. S. CHKICK, r-rastileul . M. HBALL Caalilar. First flational Bank. 'HE DALLES, - - OREGON A General Banking Business transacted IMpoeits received, subject to bight Draft or Check. Collections made and proceeds promptly remitted on day oi collection. Hight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on .New York, ban rrancisco and Portland. The St. Cliarles Hotel, PORTLAND, OREGON. This old, popular and reliable has been entirely refurnished, and -. ury room has lieen repnpered and rcpaintm and newly carfieted throughout. The house contains 170 rooms and is supplier with every modern convenience. Ratei reasonable. A good restaurant attacher to the house. Frer bus to and from all trains. C. W. KNOWLES. Prop. From TERMINAL or IJlTEl THK- lllll ft W. E. GARRETSON. 11 mm Jeweler "III. AOK.NT KOI! THK .7V'C, OIKKOTOKS. I. P. Thompson. Jno. 8. Hchinck, Ed. M. Williams, Geo. A. Libbs. H. M. Biall. Is ttis imnaw TO ALL rOINTS U L9 S It la the Dliilns ( ar Koa nil Vaatihulol lraliiseTarju)" pf. panl and ff (NO ( HANlit or CAW oniset of Iilulns awl man iirawlns K"ni Bleepersoiu" TOURIST SLEETING Haat that ran be ennatrurWd "j svomni,Niatiotia are isn rrr lirr hiildvraot Klrat and bwonasasH ELEGANT DAT E; A oiit.m.niiai Miss. ifnnrtHf H Pullman M lasBMiMsV MWrfTHttOlU THRRIIRH TIHKFTS sJ (twwss.l , aw,, ' KliKlaml anil Kiiro3 can 0. F"l tlcset ntntw of lh company . run inmrmaiion "'"" nil irams, nnitaa auu umi W. CALL , Aitont P. P. A. Kav. ta,,w' Lalla, Or., or ,-ni A. I. CIIARLJ. ESTABUJHtD t ttt CAvr ATI SBsSWai, Trade !. 'X Dmesi fwT . sap..!.. r.i...M. a.r.. .1 ,.: ... ,.'.' "'' vr" U.S.. tarn, r.r.r.ar., .o i.lSt IIIKII f ll IC;l h Irl4sl a. ii.t. I,,,,,,,,. (rui, VVM.I,ii;oii, al f'ir t.K,s sliniiraa-I'.tii,. I iiiiitiililr tltillalinar. ... ' ,n li.njMm. Illaa tAa.au . j' ""i. 'oli..i., ISTM Wilt t'irr. at.rt ptuitieaa 'Me Ht .T t ..I f , , I All Watch Work Warranted. Jewelry Made to Order. 1 8M Saoouci Ht., The Hallaa, ttr. PHOTOGRAPHER First proiniuin at the Wasco county air for best portraits and views. CLiARA STORY, Art Teachek lluum S, Jlettinyrn Jtu.il, Will flva loisona Momlnys anil Thnrwla' ol a icli .wkibr otteiiir II ilu.lrwl. W. II. YO0 Biactsniitli&K .-, , in . .1 Iit.inir ITill uenerai i.iacKni.ii.o...,, - promptly, an.. - GunraiiK'1, Horse Shoeing a Sph Third Street opp.L: .. ci Son A WATEB AKD Candies andjujs TlMlAi :. I I ' V flOf ntlAKK AMI' I " ODCl Fln.at Peanut Roastsr J.FOLCO 2 3H 2 fctre