THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31. 1894.
The Weekly Gbronicle.
TH K IHI.l.KH
tillered at the postortiee at The Palla, Orvsou
a second class mall matter.
HTATK OKKIC
Ujveruoi
Jeeretary ol .state
Treasurer
Iiml. ul l'uhlk lustruetlnu
Attorney Uvticral
Sanaton
'Joognwunra
State Printer
8. Pemioyer
II K Kim-aid,
..1'b.llltp Met, hsn
.... ,. M. Irwin
(.'. M. MU-iumi
J J! VmiuVu
in. iiernianu
...Vli ui
oiu'ntv orririAU
County Judv....
attend'.
Cler
Treasurer
Commissioners
. .oco. c. Butoley
T. J. lnver
A. M. kelsav
.. Wm. Mil-hell
t Frank Kim-aid
A.
V. II
li.viers
WsHertolJ
Assessor. .
SurvPTor
Superintendent ol Public Schools
Coroner
.K. K. fhn
Trov Sliellev
W . 1l. Butt's
A Si'OVRISO MILL
The question of establishing a scour
ing plant here has been agitated for
some time, and seems now to have
reached a stage where the accomplish
ment i9 probable. A joint stock com-
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if it txill .... T1..1 i.ljnl tt rn,ll,i,m N
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conducting it, and at the same tune has
, i j. .i ,
added to the values received ov the
The Dallas is the largest wo )1 shipping
point in Oregon, and from its situation
must remain so, so long as the mount
ain ranges are utilized as sheep pas
tures. Here, if anywhere, a wool scour
ing plant would pay, and at the eame
time it would aid us in maintaining our
supremacy as a wool shipping point.
The ayerage wool shipments are over
5,000,000 pounds a year. The weight of
ecoured woo! is about one-third that of
tho unscoured, so that we are paying
freight on, in :ound numbers, 3,500,000
pounds of sand and dirt to Boston ; or in
order to get SOO tons of wool to market
we pay freight on 1750 tons of dirt. The
freight on the scoured wool is a little
more per pound, but the saving is a
great one. The woo! can lie scoured
here as well as in Pendleton or Boston.
It would prove of great benefit to the
wool grower because it would give him a
home market for bis wool, or if he cared
to ship, would put his product in shape
to save him a large amount of freight
money. It would be of benefit to the
city by giving employment to quite a
number of people, and by holding our
prestige as a wool center. This last is
indeed an important matter, for if we do
not make gome efforts, sooner or later,
the energy of other points, which offer
such inducements to the wool grower as
the scouring facilities do, will take our
trade from ue. We understand articles
of incorporation will be drawn at once,
and we hope to gee every business man
do something towards agisting the good
work
The big cannery now building will
furnish lots of employment next year,
and the cold etorage plant eoon to be
built will prove a valuable addition to
our business interests. ith a ecouring j
mill ready to begin operations in the
spring The Dalles can justly feel proud
of her progress. Besides these the open
ing of the locks will give us competitive
freight rates and put us in a better posi
tion to hold our trade than any of onr
neighboring towns, if indeed, it does not
serve to direct the trade to us.
ALL RELIEVED.
The $14,000 stolen from the express
office has been recovered, with the ex
ception of a trifle, and everyone in The
Dalles is glad ot it. Individually Jones
"hove" a sigh of relief, to think that his
suspicion of Smith was unfounded ; and
Smith muttered a hearty "thank God"
when his neighbor Jones was cleared of
any connection with the robbery. It is
to be hoped, now that none of ns can be
suspected of complicity in the affair,
that we will try and cultivate a little
better opinion of one another. It is
also to be hoped that the express com
pany knowing how it goes to be robbed,
will examine their rates, and reduce
them enough to make them only petty
larceny.
Another big battle is reported to have
been fought at Kiuren Castle, between
the Japs and Johns. The Chinese
opened the fight by sending a regiment
armed with cleavers or axes to attack
the Japs, who were armed with Win
chesters. The Chinese were, of course,
soon put to flight, and if they had any
intelligence at all above a beast, they
would have fled when given the order to
attack. At the same time the balance
of the army, numbering 20,000 in all,
and armed with old muskets, were get
ting there share, and eoon "got a
plenty." They retreated to their earth
works, two miles distant, many of them
throwing away their arms in their
flight. The Japs report the Chinese
killed and wounded at over 2,000. The
Japs captured number ot prisoners,
thirty cannon and thirty tons of rice.
The Lexow committee is still in ses
sion in New York but how long it will
continue is hard to say. The rumors to
the effect that some of the members of
the committee were receiving bribes, is
probably without foundation in fact,
though the American people are so ac
customed to such things that the large
prone to belisve anything of
the kiml. Tammany may lx utterly
orrunt, but wo Jo not U-lievn any tor- ,
ruptnPM imii emlunyer tln lihortic nl
tho jH'oplo, as thi titilimittHi authority.
Ifiven to Anthony CouistiX'k who ihvh (
as the moralist of Now York. Tin
l.oxow coumiitti'O sliouM investigate.
him, before it dissolves.
The storv of tho tiro at Seattle Invomes
more horrible us the iletniU are mailt' j
i k"owa- sist',0 lrfoim are known to
Sixteen ren'ons are known to :
; nave iktisiicu in inr ......
,r:,I- Thetlte wa-.auseil
the explosion ot a eoaloil lamp in tin-
Kiicnen, me niu i'itu iu...K
there for a luneh. It eiems that the
flames spread so quickly that there was
not time to notify the inmates, the tirst
intimation gome of them had being the
smoke uiul blaze in their rooms. Nine
Uxliea were found in one room and live
in another.
There can be but one result to the war
between Japan and China. On the one
side is a warlike nation, full of vim and
patriotism, its eoldiers willing to die in
the cause for which they are lighting, to
the greater glory of their country. On
the other side is a nation with no love of
countrv, whose pcttv officers plunder the
' l,r'Tale8
and whose higher
officers
i plunder those lieneath them. A country
! where the admiral sells the guns ami
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1 ammunition from his ships, where the
.i.i it a 1 n.nnlaii ill' 1 i.l 1 Ll ,1 ,l 1 1 llddilia llllMII
off for cannon balls. Where the poor
:
devil ot a soldier has nothing to gain if, entire statement in the Orcgonian yes
victorious and everything to lose, which terday, as far as it relates to the I'ink
is his life, by staying in the fight. A J ertoua, is without shape, anil void,
country whose officers alone are re- j They had nothing to do with it, and
I warded in case of victory, and whose
I soldiers are slaves. There can be but
one end to a contest lietween stteli forces
and that end is approaching very rapidly,
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I ortianu s circus came ou iiiursoay
night according to program, and the I
papers gay was a grand success. We j
Knew uwoumoewi.eu we .eieeieu
people forthepaits the other day and
we are correspondingly giau oi u.
Pome 3,500 people attended, and most of
them took in the side-shows, or were
taken in by them. Tonight brings the
unrivalled and world-astounding aggre
gation to a close.
The last battle won by the Japs has
set the Chinese to thinking seriously
and even they are beginning to realize
that the situation is serious and that the
capture of Peking is not only possible,
but extremely probable. The Chinese !
army is an undisciplined mob, pcorly
armed, and is indeed a poor and weak
reed upon which to leau. Unless out-
siue miwons imeriere, me capture oi
Peking is only a question of time.
i .o,..,u .,l,
and an immense damage has been done. wlth Pra-ver aml htcl.et, at Sken
From latest reports, it is probable the eatele8' eou, time if "ot eooner- Von
loss of life will reach 2000 and perhaps Capmi at the request of Bismarck, has
?' . lorts 'rom the in er.or are
roimnz in siowiv. out eacn anus to rer-
taintyof the first estimates being none !
too small. Whole towns were destroyed i
and thousands are left homeless. ' !
j
I McClure's for November is an exect
tionally good
pictured in all
number. Napoleon is ,
possible forms, and has '
received, we hope, all the treatment he!
will get. for that gubiect is decidedly I
ichestnuttv. The article in question !
and the pictures of
.f Napoleon are good ;
but the subject U stale. Najxjleon is
dead, and McClure's is not given to
dead matter.
The Carnegie Steel Company claims
to have discovered a means of dispens
ing with the sand strips on the Iiarvey
ized armor plates. Now, if the eame
company will discover some plan by
which it can dispense with the blow
holes in that eame Harveyized armor,
the American people will be truly grate
ful. Chancellor von Caprivi has tendered
bis tesignation to the German emperor,
and it has been accepted. Count Ku
lenburg, president of the ministerial
council, has also resigned. Bismarck's
friends are said to be the cause of the
trouble between the emperor and the
count.
Prince von Hohenlohe bchillingfurst
has accepted the appointment as chan
cellor of Prussia, in place of Caprivi, re
signed. This ought to insure peace
with France, since a cants belli would
have been fovgotten, while the French
diplomats were trying to spell bis name.
Next Tuesday is election day, and by
Wednesday night the results will be
pretty well known. It is exceedingly
hard to tell what tho American people
will do nnder any given circumstances,
but it does not seem possible that but
one answer will be given, and that will
be an overwhelming defuat of demccracy.
Report from Chemulpo, under date of
Oct. 26th, says the Japs have given the
Chinese another lambasting. Two hun
dred Chinese were found dead inside of
tho breastworks when the Jape run
their enemies out. The fight took place
at Wiiu, near the Yalu river.
Someone in Vancouver, B. C, suggests
that the chip Ivanhoe, which cleared
from Seattle for San Francisco and on
which Editor Grant was a passenger,
may have sailed direct for China. This
is hardly probable, and is a very weak
Straw to grasp at. The chances are that
the fate of the ship will never be known.
Ul'M!l TllK HOYS. I
The elliots of bail
aasiH-iatf uiul oi i
leaving boyn to be their own tsiinriiiiiii, t
uiul to grovt up without areiitul re- j
str.iint it UKiin in ado visililo in u bril- 1
liant object losmm. A your ixgu or more
Hawthorne, Howe, Savajfr, Klein anil'
iieiliups another Ikv or two, bewail pu-1
l!
ing together, aiul one of them at least
bt'inis erimiiiullv inclined, soon set the
,
others to thinkint; in that line. As
remU tuy m(OI1 XHgAU a Mm4 ()f vny
; piUfrin, linally wimlinjr up with the:
bvjlmr4;Urv o M.,V(& cWen -tore, j
which jt now p roars, was ilone for
: the nurnose of irettinL' iiuiih ami iimnm-1
i .:,). ,,, ..,.., i.itemleil to
hold up tiie pasxenirer tiaiu near the
high trestle west of town. Their pun -
ishment came Bpeeilily. As a result of
their associations, one is in the peniten -
tiary, another is awaiting a trial for
murder, and the other two are awaiting
trial for burslarv and robbery, which
will probably give them a long term in
the nenitentiarv. liesi.les this, one
partner in crime, Hayes, is dead, and i Probably b appointed governor nf Al
Karpolis, the Indian policeman, is inur- j saee-l.orrainu, to succeed I'rince von
dered. Most of this chain of crime was ( Hohenlohe.
due to parental irresponsibility.
A Iwu t the nerviest thing e have
j geen in a long time is the attempt of the
go-called "Pinkerton detectives" of Port
land to claim the credit of discovering
the clew by which the robbers of the
express office here were caught unit the
money secured. As a matter of fact the
their statement is made from whole
, ctoil . Sheriff Driver was the iirst to
j suspect Savage and Klein, and hi
i lowed his clew to a siicce-sful end.
fol-
j as the Pinkerton's assert, tliev had fur-
i -
j nj,iiej
the clew, through Hawthorne's
statement, why did not they or the de-
tectives here follow it'.' It was certainly
wortllv of attention. The truth is, that
j the 1,jIlkert0ll9 re ,rying to gain a lit -
j tie cheap notoriety at some one's eise
I expense. The public generally is very
I chary about Pinkerton evidence, even
i u m it-r oatn, una iiie cuim mane nv
' them in this case will not improve their
; reputation any in this neighborhood.
Jtliai nl.lib Ul H1U t7UICL UU1'UIIJ
F. B. Lord and Route Agent Iteck
with were untiring in their efforts and
rendered efficient aid to the sheriff.
According to the latest dispatches the
Japanese have chased the czar across I
I the Yalu river and given him only three j
days in which to die. The czaroviteh is j
exnected to marry the daughter nf the
. Mikailo at rinJ5 Yan(?) Uje coa8t at
whoa-Haw-Uec; and Princess Alix will
,oueu uio campaign lor iaviu ienneii
the campaign for
. , . . .
1
V-'""J'
e-ved l,eat:ock featl'e- l Vo" Hohenlohe
cliil 1 1 rifc-f u ret who refused it because I.i
Hung had just hail the yellow jack-at
r ...I.,, i ..... i i . i . .
Shanghai. Tiie most sensational thing
OI uie we,-'K However, is mat Jlursiial
Yamotaga attacked Kin Len Cliong, near
ai i.en van. lie cheered Ins troops
" b' el'utin,j, "I Kin Chow the rag
with Fe"K oaag Cheng from Moukden
t0 1 eklnK and back Aigin.'
All hope of the missing ship Ivanhoe
has been given up, as she is now nearly
a month out from Seattle without hav
ing been heard from. Mr. Fred J.
Grant, editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer,
was the only passenger on the
ill-fated ship. It is said that just before
he sailed he insured his life for f'JO.OOO,
saying: "No man can tell what is
going to happen to him, and in case of
accident this will leave my wife provid
ed for."
By what authority prisoners are taken
into court and examined in star cham
ber proceedings, it is hard to say. The
Portland Sun hits the matter square in
a short editorial, which we re-print.
This thing of holding secret sessions of
court has no justification cither in law
or decency.
Politics have gotten warm enough
down in Indiana that the political
speakers are being mobbed. The colored
gentry did the mobbing this time and
they were only prevented from killing
the speaker by the prompt interference
of the police;
For the many accidents that occur
about the farm or hoiisehould, such as
burns ecalds, bruises, cuts, ragged
wounds, bites of animals, mosquitoes or
other insects, galls or chafed spots, frost
bites, aches or pains in any part of the
body, or the ailments resulting from ex
posure, as neuralgia, rheumatism, etc.
Dr. J, II. SIcLean's Volcanic Oil Lini
ment has prir-ed itself a sovereign rem
edy. Price 2oc, 50c and $1.00 per bottle.
For eale hv the Snipes-Kinernly Drug
Co.
Hamfatte Did your play have a long
run in the west? Tiewalker No, bnt
the company had ad d long walk.
BuckUn'i Arlnea BalT.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fovel
ores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cent
per box. For sale Dy Snipes A Kin-rely.
Kallroail kmployea Aciiullletl.
i'l'Kiu.o, Colo., (Vt. Seven ciiiIiyo
of the titilf Mini were uoiiiitti'il by a
jury in the l'nite.1 State" ilii-trict court
thin nfteriUMiu o( oliHtriii'tiiiK the mail
ilaring the strike of hint July.
Slept I es. Last Mlflil.
St. I'KTKitsiiriN,, Oil. The follow
ing bulletin wa issued at 11 o'l lork
this uioruint; : "The tv.tr slept lens last
n , iiitflit. Hi" appetite U iineliaiipi'i!.
j ij8 0,Mif ik doos not de.reaso."
listek at Ills I'osi.
W.isinMiToN, Oct. '.II. I'nite.l State
Minister Hetiby cabled the state depart-
! uieiit, aiiiiouncing his arrival at IVking
on his return from the 1'niti'd State.
1 iicu-Kari run i'iiiai.i.
j I'liiLAiiiiLi'iiiA, Out. '.". Juilfe Dallas
1 ulH delivered nu opinion ratifying the
j o,-ott-Karle nlan of reorganization of
the Heading road.
j w'" App-im..! '"''
Hkki.in, Oct tienenil von l.i
i will
auitdrtiills llaTe Alad 1 i.
j Clili Aiii), Oct. I'll. The Post's New
I York says that there is to be no divorce
in the Vanderbilt family after all.
Carlisle Will Make Hpeerhrs.
j Wasiiimi ton, Oct. 111. It is officially
I announced that Carlisle will make no
i speeches during the campaign.
"I am glad to be able to say, children,"
remarked the benignant old gentleman,
who was addressing the Waifs Mission
Sunday school, "that 1 nevi r swore an
oath in i iv life. I never drank a drop i
of any kind cf intoxicating liquor. I
never took a chew of tobacco, never had
a cigar in my mouth, never smoked a
piie, never went to a theater, und never
i saw tho inside nf a circus tent." He
! stooped a moment to take a breath, and
! a boy in a front seat spoke up :
j you must 'a' come to town on
"I guess
the last
load, didn't ve?
We have made arrangements with the
San Francisco r.xaminer to furnish it in
connection with The Ciikomi-i.k. Hav
ing a clubbing rate with the Oregonian
and N. Y. Tribune for our republican
patrons, we have made this arrangement
for the accommodation of the ileiiiix'ratic
members of Tnu Chkonhi.k family.
Both papers, the Weekly Examiner and
Semi-Wkkkly Ciiiiomci.k will ti fur
nished for one year for 'J.i!", cash in ad
vance. WimmI Wantril.
The committee on streets and public
property will receive until 12 a. m., No
vemlier 10th, 1 SO I, sealed proosals, to
furnish Dalles City fifteen cords No. 1
oak wood ; same to be delivered at city
jail. Committee reserves tho right to
reject any or all bids. By order of the
committee, S. S. Johns,
oct.'!0-til Chairman.
Professor (to scholar What are you
laughing at? Not nt me? "Oh, no,
sir." "Then what else is there in the
j room to laugh at
Das Bucli fur Alle.
Bessie The idea of your saying that
you are only 21 ! Ciussie You forget
mamma told us that it is always Is'tter
to tinderate than to exaggerate. Truth.
Mr. Greatiieud, the landlord, says he
prefers as tennants experienced chess
players, because it is so seldom they
move. Boston Transcript.
Mosers What's the complexion of
your politics? Tubers (with his mind
absorbed in recalling tiie lovliness of the
lady candidate) Blonde.
"The mikado is beating the emperer
of China with ease." "Yes?" "Yes;
with Japanese." Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph. Clergyman Do yon take this woman
to be your wife? Politician (absently j
I authorize the useof my name. Puck.
He You saw some old ruins while in
England, I presume? She Yes, in
deed! And one of them wanted to
marry me. Brooklyn Life.
Scrofula
t'-
MIhm Delia SUivenx, of Id Ion, Mam..
writ: I haT alwayn ftufTereil from
Qfherri.try Hcmruu for which I trl1
ivftriouii rnwiis, und many relifihio.t
rlnhvniciJirifi. hut none relieved mt A tit.i-X- '
4' I nm now wol .
Muni T!rv smtfiil
ffrom a llfn of untold agony, and nbaJ(rj
Hncftlilntf onlv snnlky
-or uraiae lor me womirrui mMiiin.. .v
medicine,
1 and la recomirieDiliiiff it to ail
1 ... .
Cured
Sri, Wt VUU
SWIFT SPHCIPIC companv
- r ati amta n a t --
4 ire
WANTED.
To purchase five dozen early pullets,
Brahma or Plymouth Book, cross pre
ferred. Trice 12.50 per dozen. Call on
or address
Kll. M. If AltltlHAN',
2S-lm. Kndershy, Or.
The CiiHo.Nici.r. prints the news.
Beforethe l.exow committee convened :
Police justice-Officer, this man ray you
chibU'd him. Officer Ho offered me
a brile, your honor. Police just ice
How much? Officer Five ilollara.
Poli.n justice-Wind! Only "! You
didn't club him half enough. Take him
out and fiacture his skull. Texas Sitt
ings. The reed Inrd, delicate and delicious,
lay -opine n a bit of toast, when I'ncle
Caleb, from New Jcrsy, nit down.
"Are you fond of the little fowl?" itski'd
the ho.-tes. "Well," he replied, '
fur taste, they're line. But ei fur 'pear
ance, I must say they 'mind me of a
mosquiter ginned lip."
Mr, Kultshow'ln the Imm.L Hlorei
You ought to hae li or's works, Mrs.
Nurich. I'.very good library has Homer,
von know. Mrs. Nurich (to tho liook
clerk t Young man, wrap up Homer's
latest lsok and have it sent to my
carriage.
"I tnoii;;'it I had me mail," said the
New York detective. "lint it did'nt
take him long to convince me that he
had never been here before." "How
did he do it?" "I neonsciously. lie
I asked me h here you could get a drink
on Sunday."
j Some rude speeches merit rude an
' swvrs. "Are you the waiter?" asked an
over-dressed woman of a guest at an
evening party recently. .o, replied
the man, "I'm lint; an you the
cliiihl'evniaiil?"
Bird-dealer I fee! hound to tell you,
sir, that the parrot w hich you have se
lected is a terrible swearer. Customer
All the better ; I will lei him do my
telephoning (or me. Mount Vermin
Felines.
To ( ienevieve We have been unable
to ascertain Maud Muller's exact age at
the time of that little episode with the
judge, but she was undoubtedly in the
hay day of her youth. Buffalo Courier.
Trainers I regard my wile's piano
playing fad as a joke. You ought, to do
the same with your wife's. Frames
Trainers, you have never heard my wife
play. Chicago Tribune.
Oiistavus Korn ami Miss Mollie Wheat
were married at Sedgewick City, Kan.,
last week, and the church choir tang,
"Oil, What Shall the harvest Be?" Chi
cago Times.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notirt. (i hfivhv )(1 ven Hint iinir ami hv vir
tue of un cxwnti'ii. lim out nf thu Circuit
( Mirt of the HUti nf (irnf.ui (or . Cminly.
on thf liith itriv of wtilr, nn h iltrrw
niAilv. entered and rrmien-d In Mid curt on thy
-ilii day of November, Ivm, lu h nit wherein
hnmui'l Clrtrk nn .Umtin and Mm 1,. II. I'm
ther, itoorye T. Hr.'.thcr and J. M. ilunttnuhm,
admlulHtrHtor of the rotate of hlln-rrttther.de-nitMil,
were dcfcndnnt, in favor ol n iid plain
tlft tind air'tltiftt nail defeiidrtiit. Mm. I.. If I'ra
ther, for $tjt. a, with Interest there,in fruni the
2tti ittiv nf Nivcinl'r, )v ;. at (he rate of in r
tNMit r nnnum, und the further num of Ml.'
coHiit. and whieh inld Judtftfieut ha tnvti m
nixwvtt and trail tervti of re-nrd to J. II Kramer,
and km iM execution U-ri(f to me ilimMiil, ami
coinniiiiidint me ! 1 the proi-rty hcrelrmlter
decriUtl to riUiy the ahove puiiih I will, on
Thursday, the 1 th day of NovemU-r, l-tl. at the
hour ot o clock ol paid ilny. m-il at fiuhitc auc
tion T-t (he hlKlicat bhlder (orra-h Iff hand, at
the front door id the i ouutv ( our(ho(iM in
ltnllr' ( )ty, tt hmo cotl u t V.tf revou . nil the MKhl,
title and interest, of wli nf nld d'-femlniiH lu
and to tin- (hIIowhi il-erl lt.fl roHTiv, to wit
it If in the town of od liiver, a l orilinir to
th" records I plot and urvev hrvni n lite aini
of record in the i i ouity ( U-rk dJice hi aid
VVarco enliutv, tittfetlllT With the t-'ll'Tiief Iti I) nd
lieritlltjuucntB thereuntil I'IoiikIiik or In auv
Wl"e H T( M I It 1 f IK - or fo llllicli llirreof a- wilt
wititiy thealHive uamid Mium, toi(.-tijr with the
accruing contx o thl mle.
Iat at lallcN t ity, tt a-eo countv. (in oti,
thin h.lh day ui Iwtol-cr, l'l.
T. J id:ivi;i;,
H ii -ri ft f tt aco ( outitv, iirejron
ctl7 NoJl M
Sheriffs Sale.
Hy virlii i.f un ti . iitl.iii l.iinl on the Hilh
iliiy of oi-IoIht -.H nut o: thiMMrrultcoiirt of tin
talcof iirivon. for UnH i.rc.nim in nsult lln rc
In tu-iiiltis.-. hnin J. M lluntihirl.ni, s.
niliiHtrnlor of the clnti. of Hllii I'tullit-r, ill'
ccsmmI I. .iiiiniirt nml iicorici' 1 . I'rnllirr, I.. IJ.
I'rathrr anil nainiii'l rlarkc ik'fenilnnU. nm
manitlinr nn' tosi-ll tin. ri-al pro.Tty lnniuaf It
ItwrlUil, anil out ol the prix-vcili. Hiiti-oI to
satisfy the sum oflnvrn huu.lriil anil II Ity ilol
lars anil IntrrtTSt tlKTcnii Irnm the ilat of the
lucre In satil rau- towlt ; Iholhilay of lune.
Ik.":', anil the costs anil rtlsliursemcnu of unlit
suit; IliiOKi allorneys fees n ml the arcrulnif
cots, I will on Hie 1 .th ilav of NovemlaT. ln.
at the hour of two o click p in. at the rl
housciloor In flu lies city, Wasco roiinU , lirvrX'.ii
aell al public snle lo the hiithest bnliler for cash
In liaml the follonliiK ijesrrllnl real iirohtlty.
tiewlt
All the rlxht. title anil luUre.t of thesalil
plalutltl as ueh administrator anil of the salil
estate nf rHIa I'rath.-i. ilcccumil, of. In ami to lot
!., uf the town of II. nil Klver pro-l, anil lots
11 anil 1. of block Zi, of salil town of llm.il Klvvr
T. J. liKIVKK,
Hherlffof Warco County, (invou.
()ctl7 Novll St
Administrator s Sale.
nniiT oi mi- iiiuiiiy court of Un- m,iu nf
orwnn lor Wssin niiintv, .l.ilv mmli. anil en
ternl on the ."jiiil dav ol iwpinnlwr. A. I lwi m
the inatUr of thu eslaU' of II... in a it.ii ,i..
ceased, (llrrolliiK tlm innli-rilir mil ' to ...II .1
r"b"'' "' '"""will ili ncrlisil mil (roTty
"'"i"a nr anii iiri-niiini ui wit i nt non.
or nv hin hiok numtMr two in Tr-v
ttu ailflitloti Ut halhw t ity, Wawn f onnty, (r
K"ti. ttcwlll on Haturday, NoveintKT loth, wi
at thc himrof Joclock n m, ,,f aald day at the
court Iioiiw d'Mr in anid UnUm cltv, aell to the
to the
niKiiiMt hidiler the aald iiecrileil
properly.
.VV Vt . ""ni 1X1 " Mli't oin
thinl in ix montha from datoof vale, and one
third In one ywir from date of anle.
I-KiUK IH'TLKK,
. , , K AU.Miil ,
Adinlnlstnttoraof the caUtu of Henry A I'ratt
diveaawi. octlnov7
NOTICK KOK rUIILICATION.
Kanfi Orrirn, Tiie hallin, (ir.j
Notice a herr-hv given that the ollowllur
hrm act lr ha, tlU-l notice ol hi. Intention to
.i'I.I '!"' ,r,,1.1.". ""H-rt of hi claim, ami
thataald pr.N,f wlllia. made (Wort, the r.-tfl-ter
and rHvi.r ofthe I , H. Uml ot.ec, 'U, IhiUm,
Or.tOii iSovetiila.T lo, IHH, vl.;
lama V. IHckaon,
JJKf;Jii; "r w, HKIV NK'4 HK'i nt.d
NK'4 HW.Kec. M, 'i p. I H, K l K, W W.
lie namea the follnwliifr wltneHmta to prove Ilia
contlrMi.(uireMde,1ee up,i and cultivation of,
Mid land, vi.: I,. Klee, William (amphell.W.
J. Herman, J. K. Mn ormlck, of Kndershy, tir
J..-. K. MtMiKh, KKlater.
Estrayed.
i lny I'lhr''' ,H'"r NHl-elie. AtMMlt tlie
hr-tof Mav, ivd, a hay Kaddle hornc. hetween hi
nd U yara old, branded V on left houlder
I no owner can have aarm by:pavlnK lor thli
notice and paturaK. Wm. ItOhf.k I MN
Nanaeiie I'. 0.,(Jr
Pi
H-lr-"-t. -
7
SAILED T1IESEAS 38 YEAS
One of His Experience?;.
r.r ihlny-rl ;!tt Tinm l ajit. I.tiud f-.i
M'n, itwl 4 tU a 1 1 mi-) uh nmii'mi . ,.
n, I .iml iihii. rofirha trum il.n v tnor w ,Z
tiiiitl hv in1 rnuury of I ho t n M t
Tr'i4nry ' lUiwf Jif'tul tUt- -ml H .,r
A I.i "Mi. V. hi U iiiMitlon hihi'il n.x y( .
lH'ttr nut' ' ((MTliMli'it it fiiUiittt:
Ktir Hvortii yi'nm I lituj Ihmhi trim!.,, . !;
roni-rul ntTvouMit'- ttnti iiuln In 1 1 - t
i f mv hnrt. My rriijitMi iiithiMtin A ,!
t li )l(V4finiA.; It Wtu iilimiHt lmpw.ll.!- ;
Uu.M u nib; ul u rHit Hnil nli'tp, ttuv,.- r . .
I'i. Mll(V l-l'IIHHill"! UllVITIlM'tl I Im :itMf' ,'
U Tvimv Aflt'P lukliin a Hnittll ti:nil:' t,!)
t. lit ivpIvim vriiN mi uri'tn Iti.tl v . ,
t!Mlv iitiirinrtl. Ililukfiitf the rom - ,
liiltHMl i)liilt wlilrh wimul linn My l. . .
I'tn in mo; hut on hlim iitin-il l t ; .
it I- ' tli:it It hh rfi't'i ly hiiriiili". jj , ,
iiul tt l hr with llm IhMirt I un-
. .tn I'ini'.i'liMitloiitIv Niiv thai I r .M!' .
Hinr.itlvi' Norviiu himI New lt-ml ( Mr-- li .j
jiiurt' for iim limn any t titn 1 hail v'vi i u.n
I h i.i U't'ii In-.iifil hv iMiiliii'iii f 1 1 1 v i t ,!.,
In Ni-v ttrU uiul hun l''ruin,lM'ii wltiiiM.r I.
rtl I (two 111 V (tnwi'ta K'mhI ln;.ltli In;!,,.
Judt 'toiirt uiof thiMw ituHt vtitiiaiitr ri'ii'i iii.
anU hiMirtlly rtft)innii'iit ilnm to nllnitli -t.-J
it- I waM'CHpi. A. I. l-mnl, ll;im.l. ri, Ml.
Ir. M I lfM KiKOirHtlvi NtTvtnnuml Newt ur
nrti MtUl hy nil lirutitfUtHiiii n MMlilvtuttnr)iri
tii. or hy lr. Mliii AIimI.i'uI t ,. Kiuiniri,
IimI.. un rN'ilntof priro, it hp ImjMIi. or mi
lhilli for a, riprt'nH propuhl. Tlny ur
(if (roui ulJ opluu unu dmiKuruu Uruh'.
SUMMONS.
In the I In nit I
II rt nl the Hlilte
W sri I otintv.
l utin.iii lor
I nrl llnr.iLt.irl,
I'll
Intnl.
. IV
Ktih ami
Muric r h .
JH'h udantv. j
To (. I' Ko(ih and Marie Foku, the nhove -nam.!
de(nilautt
I 111 th nu. in i itf thf Hlittt til llrtriiii Vnn ,.A
each ot you an (nrety nuirel to apn-ar ami
anitwer the complaint ttieil niraliMt you In tii
above rutltlMl an 1 1 w I thin ten day a from the tUtr
of the er lt' of thin auiumona upon you, if
'rvMl w l thin tt M't county, h late of i irevn or
If served wtthlti any other county o( thiiHUU
j then within twenty da mi fmm the date ot
the nervlre of thin mitiiiuonn upon you. and if
j the nam l wrvi-d hy puhhrntiou thereof, yim
! are rv'iulrnl toap(eir and annwer ald Coin plaint
nil or oeiore i inifi v . ine i'iu liV ot ISnv-
eiii(Hr, tvi, that Iciik the fl rat day of the next
reu'ar term ol aald t trciiit t oiirt, foilowiuff the
CMiliatton of the tun prcNerltied In tha onler
in re do re made for the publication of aald turn
niona and It oti, or cither of you, fall no to at
I -ear and answer aald complaint, Judgment will
' tit ken airalnt you tor want thereof, and tlit
plaiutirt w 111 aftpl'v to the t ourt for the n-Iic
pruyed for in In aald hill of complaint, tow It
Kor a deen-c onlerltiK h fortvliMiire of thaten
tain d.it o( inortKnKu, maile, executiil and dr
liver, d to plrtintlll ty delemiauu, lafnrtiLir date
Atik'n-t 1 Uh. I"'"' ami that the landa ami prvai
iv therein d.wrd-d, to w tt ju c. It, K F, t,,
11, I and .1. lu hioek wiveiity ciRht hi Kurt ialit
MlllUry K"erv,itlou addition to Ihilic flty,
tt hm'ii county, ureiron. be m il lu the manner
provided h law and the mactire of tliiatourt.
i and that from the pna'cedft annua front iich
! sale the plaiutltt have and rwovwr tiie mm of
j I ail It. and tnterent therm nt the rate of ten
lTt-Mlt ht Aliliiini lnee tiie Uth dav oi MK
ul, li.i, mid the lurcher mini of f.Ji.i" rea
I nnable attorney It-.- In rtld Mitt, together with
j Ilie ( ict and dt'l-urn njentu made am) exjieiiited
lu thif ruit. ti.ettiiltnk MiihM-iUetit uitil ai eriiin?
i '"I" 'iii'l cxh-iim-n of Mile that m-n mii'h ih
I en v, forerloMire and ante, all id the rluht, title
and interest of you and cm-hid you, and all 'if
the ilj,'ht, ttt e im ii Interft ltf all ami nerv t
iu or h Tmn eiatinititf. or toelalm through or
under oi(, nr either of you. in or to "aid it In ,vt
dfwrll-. pieriiins., irr to miiv part tiiered, he
tort'clontl and I. 'fever harml from nil ul t v of
redemption, that plnhittit he alJowi t..tiif'r
and t ptirehae am nl (treiiiiat-H Ht hi option: that
the putehfwr th rnHiave the Itumettiatr m
mioii if the M.tiiie. that the nhilnllM hae judil
mi nt Kiliot von lor anv unpaid iailaiice that
tna remain after u h taie, and for aurh oliiar
and further teltef na mnv lo Hie ( oitrt aevru jiit
and tfiiiltahle
I 1 he ei viee til thU MimmoiiN made upon you
ty pllhlientton tiiereof ill TlIK IUI.I.K I HN
li i.k, a neMpiM.T of k ml circulation, pub
l!hed weekly at I'alie ritv. tt aaoo cowuiy, t r
Ron, i.y order of the lionorahle tt . 1. itradihaw,
Judc of the Heventh Judicial District of the
Mtale of (iraxoii, which order waa duly made at
chambera m intlleM t tv, tirevoii. on the I'tXh
dav of HeptmniaK. ' II ft. KtJHiKIX,
MiWJt Attorney for rianiUfT.
SHERIFFS SALE.
NoIN c Is livri'liy alvcii. Dial uinlcr and by lr
ol an ciccutlnii Is-inil out of tin- Circuit
Court of th.-hlal.-of iirivon for Wasco Cuiintjr,
on tin-Wl ilay of hcit., ll, mi a itw inaili',
nlnr1 anil miilcrni hi salil Court on tb Mth
lay ol July, tKH, lu an action wben-lll DallM
city was (ilalutin anil Mary I.. Ilisilli Masilr
Icinlant. In lavor ol anl.l plnlntlft ami against
salil ilefcuilsnt, for :,'J77, Willi Internal llirvun
from salil Hull ilnv of July, lw.ll, at the rat of 10
iwr cent t auiiuni. ami ill further sum i(
.i attoni-ys hv, and the further sum of IIJ")
cosu. ami to nicilirci-tnl. and cnniiiiamlinK
I" aell Hie roiertv lieniliialtor unscrllanl Ui sat
lly the alsivii sums, I will on sloli.l.iv, the Sth
day of November, lw, at the hour of ! o'clisik p.
m. of said day, sell, to the hiKheat blilih-r for
cash In hand, at public auction at thejlmnt
ilisir ol the county Cuiirtlioiise In Dalles City,
Wasco Coiuilv, tln-ifon, all the rlilbt, title ami
interest of tlic.l.-l. n.li-nt in and to the followlns
ile rllHil .rosTtv, ti wit: AH of lots niiinlHmH
tour, live and six In block numbered one, In Tii
vett s Ail. llli. .11 i., lislies city. In Wasco County.
Htatc of OniT'.n, acconlliiK to the reconled mai
and ilaU Ihereol, loReih.,r with the tenement,
hereditament and appurtenancea therein! In b
Ioiikiiik or in any wise apa-rialiiliiK, or so much
thereof as will lie sutlicleiit to satisfy the above
named ims, i.aretiwr with the accruing nt
and eipvuses of this sale
The above described lota and property will be
sold lu purls or parcel or all tiafether. as may
la. deemed to Is' for the best Interest of all pet
sons concerned.
Iniliil at Imlles flltv, Wasco County, Orefim.
tills 2Mh day of Kept., lw.
ep-"J ill T. J. llRIVKIt,
Hherlff nf W asco County, Kieiroii-
Administrator's Notice.
The nmlerslKiiMl having hv consideration nf
the County court, of the atnUi ol tireifonid"
Wasco county been apisiluteil adinlnlstraUir of
the cstau- of I.e.. rife llansen deceastsl, on lh
Mill day of Kept, ism, creditor of, and nil per
sons having claims aiiuinst the said estate ol said
deceased, are hereby nntllicd to prea-nt them,
with the proper voucher attai-heil. within !
montlis from the dub of tills uo'lve, to the said
administrator at the oflii'u of A. M. Kelsay,
county clerk, In Inille Cliy, County of Wasco.
Mblle of llri.-K.in.
Iw'l""1 """ ',H"" 0lf""i Heptemlier ."Mh,
Amiar.w IIsnsun,
Ailinlnlslriitor of the estate ot treorif! Ilama-n,
ili'ivasisl, (,.,, :i lo ill.
Notice.
sold all his rtiriiiTMii.l li in llielirm nf
tfuon im Till lo the members of the II"",
ljuonit (in Till will collect all dehti due to ami
pay all debts owing; by said firm, and will h'1' '
teH,nll,le for any debts of snlil Win Milr
contractiuir.
. I'at.il Ihls illh day of Octotajr, l!M.
Kalles, dr.
yuomi t't Tl.