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About The Dalles weekly chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1947 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1899)
THE DALLES WEEKLY CHKONICLE, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 5, 1693. TIIC vitim TO HONOR ITS DEAD Intent of Bodies at Arliuitoa to Be a Notable Occot. PRESIDENT MC KINLEY'S ORDER Cortege Carrying Bodies of Men Who Fell in Cuba and Porto Rica to Be Received With Appropriate Cere moov. Washington, April 3. Tbe president today issued tbe fallowing executive or der: "It is fining that in behalf of the nation a tribute of honor be paid to the memories of the men who lost their lives in their country's service during the late war with Spain. It is the more fitting, inasmuch as in coneonanco with tbe spirit of our free institutions and in obedience to the most exalted promptings of patriotism these who were sent to other shores to io buttle for their country's flag w?nt freely from everr quarter of onr beloved land, each soldier and each sailor parting from home ties and putting behind bim private interest in the presecce of the stern emergency of an unsought war with an alien foe was an individual type of the devotion of the citizen to' the state which makes our nation strong in unity and in action. "Those who died in another land left in many homes the undying memory that attends heroes in all ages, It was fitting, that with the advent of peace, won by their taciifices, their bodies should be gathered with tender care and restored to home and kindred. This has been done with the dead in Cuba and Porto R:co. Those of the Philippines rest where they fell, watched over by their turviving comrades and crowned with the love of a grateful nation. The remains of msny brought tj our shores have been delivers! to their families for private burial. But for otl.ers of the brave officers and men who perished there has been reserved interment in groun Is eacred to soldiers and sailors among the tributes of military honor and national mourning they have so well deserved. "I therefore order that upon thearrival cf the cortege at the national cemetery at Arlington, all proper military and naval honors he paid to the dead heroes; that suitable ceremony shall attend their interni-nt; that the customary salute of mourning be fired at the cemetery, and that on the same day at 2 o'clock, Thurs day, the sixth dav of April, the national flag be displayed at half-mast on all pub lic buildings, forts and camps and pub lic vessels of the United States, and that at 12 o'clock noon, of said day , all depart ments of the government at Washington shall be closed. William M'Kinlev, Executive Maneion, April 3, 181)9. In the same connection. Acting Sec retary of War Meikhjihn issued this order: "The remains of officers and soldiers, whr lost their lives in the war with Spain during the operations in Cuba and Porto Rico will be interred with due and fitting ceremonies io the national ce me te y at Arlington, Vs., Thursday, April 0, at 2 p. m." By direction of the president, all the Uaited States troops serving in the vi cinitv of Washington, together with the National Guard of the District of Colum bia will be a ssotnbled at Arlington on the date in question, to participate in the funeral ceremonies. story of a Slr. Te be bound hand and foot for years by the chains of diseaee is the wont form of slavery. Geo. D. Williams, of Manchester, Mich, tells how such a slave was made free. Hi says: "My wife has been so helpless for Ave years that she could not tuin over in bed alone. After using two bottles of Elec tric Bitters, (he Ij wonderfully im proved and able to do her own work." This snpreme remedy for female dis. eases quickly cures nervous nes, sleep, lessnes, melancholy, headache, back ache, fainting ami diziy spells. This miracle working medieine is a godsend to weak, sickly, ruo down people. Every bo'lle guaranteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by Blakeley and Houghton, druggists. 0 Cash la I oar enccas. All conntv warrants registered prior to May ltt, 1895, will be paid at my office. Interest ceases after Feb, 27, 1891). a L. Phillips, Conntv Treasurer. Freeh cracked Nebraska corn at the Wasco warehouje. Finest kind of cLickn feed. n:c!i25-tf ! ."'- .' ? J.v - An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy,' Stri'p or Finn, manufactured by the Caufokjua Fio Syrup Co., illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive principle of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling cold.i, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and its acting on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the California Fio Syrvp Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package.' CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAM FRANCISCO. CAL. T,Ot7ISVTI.I.K. XT. NEW YORK. IV. T. For sale by all Druggists. Price Mc. perbottta PAY YOUR ROAD TAX- Conncllnirn DImdu Mfjr Inportant Queatloaa Regarding Oar Welfare. Wednesday'! Dully. The regular council meeting last night was held at the council chambers,-with Mayor Nolan presiding and Councilmen Kuck, Keller, Clough, Johns, Gunning, Stephens, Micbelbach and Johnston prejent. After a slight correction in the minutes of the last regular meeting and those of the special meeting on March Tih, they were approved. Kuck, of the finance committee, reported that W. S. Myers had been employed as collector of road taxes. As he is experiencing much difEcu'ty in collecting, the council in a determined manner instruct! d the tin n;accm:nitt e to compel every citizen to pay his road tax at once; that this ax must be collected or some one be made an example of. It was further decided that the tax shall either be paid or the citizen work his tax out for two days on the city roads, not being al lowed to hire a substitute. Johnston, of the committee on streets and public property, reported that the committee had repaired the street on the west side of Mill creek bridge on Fourth street. Had opened the street at the head of Union and connected it with Fourteenth, also repairing the later ; and that a foicn of men are now working on Kelly avenue. Councilman Keller tendered his re signation as a member ot the committee on stieets and public property, and the mayor supplied the vacancy by appoint ing Councilman Johnston. A communication was read from the Acetylene Gas Co, proposing to sell lamps for lighting the streets of the city, and refe r-'d to the committee on streets and public pioperty. The remonstrance of J. W. Condon and others against running the sewer through their property was referred to the sewer committee. On motion of Gunning all other such remonstrances were disposed of in like manner. Reports of officers were then read and placed on file. The matter of locating the city bound ary line was referred to the committee on stieets and public property. A bill of Dufur & Menefee for tbe amount of f 165, for legal services in the case of J. C. Baldwin against Dalies City, which was won by the city in the circuit court, was referred to the finance committee. The council authorized the finance committee to loan out a balance of (575 of the sinking funJ to anyone wishing it and furnishing good security. After a motion by Stephens to adjourn to meet at 8 o'clock on April 11th, for further consideration of the sewer question, the following claims were read and ordered paid : California Ii-s, 2H meals $ 4 20 John Burgtrftttf, 48 meal 7 20 L J Cranuail, rev stamps and ex preoMge Wm Henzie, hauling hose cart and drarage G F. Barted, repairing hue cart 2 70 4 Dalle Lumber Co, lumber 8 00 Geo Krown, prepayment supplies tire department J W Blakeney, il ravage James Hagan, sweeping jail flue 3 30 1 60 50 Dalles City W ater Work, water rent for March ". 50 00 F 8 Gunning, repair 18 50 K B Hood, hauling hose car.t and drayage 2 75 W C eechler, hauling hose cart to fire 2 50 6 00 P F Burhatn, hauling engine M T Nolan, inde 8 fi" J r leaner, marshal's salary Gei J Brown, engineer salary... 75 00 75 00 Adolpn 1'Mrman, nightwatch- man 00 00 ! C J Crandall, treasurer' salary. 20 00 ' N II (Sates, recorder 50 00 V U Bio n, la''or l'J 00 ' J J Malonev, labor 13 80 Chas Jones, labor 37 50 J W Robinson, labor 44 80 A S Cathcart, labor with team.. 16 CO T F Tannon, labor I8 60 James llannon, labor with team, 10 00 Dan Fisher, labor 32 60 Ron Katon. labor -'0 80 C J Crandall, expense pur Co warrants 10 00 The treasurer' report a read wa in snbstance a follows: On hand at first of March 12,284.45 Total ain't during month 1,430.43 Toa! 3.714 88 Disbursements during month.. 600.73 Bal on hand April 1st 3,114.15 fraachy" a Victim to Alcohol. All residents of the city, especially those who have orcition to be around the business portion of town, were ac customed to teeing a little short French men about the street at most any time of day, and to hearing him called "Freuchy". Hi real name was Joe Martin and having no relative here, he made hi home in the old brick building at the foot of Washington itreet known a the Miller brick, but spent much of his tiino working about a number of aloons. lie wa a bard drinker; in fact was seldom known to be sober. Last Sunday about 8 o'clock in the evening he went into Frsnk's saloon and claiming that he w as sick, went to a bed room in the back of the saloon and lay down, saying it was too cold in his shack. Yesterday afternoon he came out and told Charlie Frcnk be was very ick, who gave him a small glass of wine. He was also offered some hot coffee, but refusing it, went back to bed. At quarter to 6 Frank went in the room to get his bicycle and found bim dead in bed. Tbe coroner was sent for, but as he was ill, Ned Gates, the re corder, had the dead man taken to the coronor's office, and this morning held an inquest over the body. Nothing is known regarding the man or his rela tives, other than that he has been in the city about five years. The result of the inquest was as follows: In the matter of the inquest over the bodv of Joe Martin : We the jury, summoned by Ned II. Gates, recorder of Dalles City and ex officio Justice of the Peace, to Inquire into the cause of the death of the body now before us, find the following facts, based upon the evidence produced be fore us. That the name of the deceased was Joe Martin, aged about 43 years, and that his residence was at Dalles City, Oregon, and by occupation a laborer. That he came to his death on the 3rd dav of April, 1899, in Dalles City. Ore., and that the cause of said death was heart failure due to chronic alcbolism and la grippe. Dated at Dalles City, Ore., this the 4th day of April, 1899. John Bonn, C. F. Stephrxs, CnA. A. Schutz, Joe Crate, T. J. Twohio, Jas. Haqan. Indian Jack Captured. Monday evening Deputy Sheriff Sexton and Constable Hill went up to Celilo to inqure into the Indian murder case end if possible capture the murder er. Upon going to the scene of the mur der at Des. Chutes they found that the Indian Jack, who was tup posed to have committed the crime, hud started for Celilo, and they were compelled to walk back three miles. Reaching Celilo they found the man and arrested him, al though he protested his innocence and concocted a very plausible little story to the effect that four of them had been drinking cider and the two other fellows got into a quarrel with the hoy. His mother wanted Jack to separate them, but he refused, and when he looked around one had him in his arms and the other was cutting his throat. He also schemed to get rid of his blanket, which had blood stains on it, saying some one had exchanged blankets with him. The Indians say there is no truth in his story, but that 'tis likely he got into a quarrel with the boy who may have ac cused bim of killing his uncle, Indian Jim, last winter. The officers brought him to town and he Is now in the county jail. The Indian boy was taken to Yaki" nia for burial. White Russian Granulated Rye Meal. Fine for Breakfast luh and Genu, Xlie per Hack. The Celebrated Lincoln Seed Oats From 101 to 150 bushel per acre bis been raised Irom t..o Oats. For mile at J. H. CROSS, Feed and Gns-ery atorc. S ES E D CHOICE Northern Grown SEEDS E ID S In Bulk at J. H. CROSS Foed and Gruoery tre Cor 2d & Federal St.. E E I D Chronicle Publishing Co. IN IN IN ! The. The Dalles, Oregon. A. Ad. KELLER, Jiie (mtf Old Oro Fino Saloon... 90 Second St., second door from Court. TZbT,ri THE A. AD. KELLER 1 Ti.e Dalies, or. 3 Tom BlirkB sHomestearl Wiiislfflv $0,90. $1 worth of check irood for 10c drink. or cigar. PIONEER BAKERY. I have re-opened this well-known Bake and am now prepared to supply every body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also all kinds of Staple and Fancy Grocer es. GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Grocer. ...Spring Is And F. S. GUNNIXG, the blacksmith, is prepared to put yoar bnneie plows and farm implements in proper shape. " Second and Laughlin Streets, 'Phone 157. Crandall DEALERS IN All kinds of UNDERTAKERS EMBALMERS The Dalles, Or. Funeral Supplies wascc i Wareliouse CoYnpany Headquarters for Seed Grain of ail kinds j Headquarters for Feed Grain otfn kinds I Headquarters for Rolled Grain, a;i kinds Headquarters for Bran. Shorts, Mncd;D ! Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle- i Til ,.. i i LU11 riOUr. if"ionr Wa .ell on, .L i... .k "L.'l'l.rr i ..ii i , ' an iioiibb in me trade, and i( too don't tiunw . I call and get cur price and 1 convinced. 7 n 1 l,llnk 80 Hfghcst Prices Paid fcr Wheat, Barley and Oats i PRINTERS Heat Olork. Quick Ulovk. Reasonable Prices. DALLES, OREGON Specialty In Imported French Liquors and Cognac. Best Domestic Liquors, Wines and Cigars. ' The Largest and Best of August Buchler liowe-nmde Beer and Porter. Agent for the Swiss Pub. Co., New York. Coming... THE DALLES, OREGON. & Barget Robes, Burial Shoes, Etc. i manufactured expressly for 'amllr 'Tk.! ''nteel to give satisfaction. NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION- V. 8. Land Ones, at VaRrorrm ... . t , Ktuiv,i,, Nolle H herrbr jlven (tint ILe iu'l nnim.l iwttiM liiu nil notice l hi, ii nuke linn! )tHi in Umrt ol hi II, hi id it.)! will be muile before W 11 El l ulled Sliitw ConimUsioner for i,7., Ha-hinftton.nthliioiiiee ( unldendiw T ' iugtoii, ua Salurdny, April 8, viz. ; Thuriuan K. Wright. H(,ire.-ti'd Kntry, No. itt j9, for the xp '"no., iunuip i uurio, ol Kunm 11 Will. Mr. He name the following itnmwi to ,... continuous reaideute upou mui cultivi,', said laud, viz: ""Ha. (leorge B. ? B. I.vlp. ff Fulfla P f M- . . ' Mis J. fj I Kernolds, L sjlne, John B. aimmons,V,l"B?" s, of l.yle P. (., Washington. 01 reb W. K. Ul'NBAK, RfgtstB DISSOLUTION' NOTICE. dert ne nrra name of Ward & fcuus, is u.j,'? dissolved by raiiluul consent, W. I w.ra . ' V.. ard letiiiD. J. W. Ward, F. H Ward I?' P.Ward will continue tb buslnen u iC' miliar th rlrm It, m ftf Want . uc' collect 11 outstanding accounts snd , bills ugiiinst theoldlirm. All partieskfu,;, theintelves Indebted to said firm are notiiiHd' f make nil esrly settlement, either by cusaorooiT uuiur, vie. itu. io, lojy. w. I. wlu, J w.wAU i. H.Wiu,' J. :. YW NOTICE. School District No. 5 of Wasco Comity, (W w ill issue two coupon bonds of the pur v -lour hundred dollars each bearing intewil the rate of six per cent per annum, intemtat able semi-annually ; said bonds being redtvnub at the pleasure of said district after ton vJL from their date, but due and payable sbwl'aMi twenty years fiom date. I'rinciple and tnierw paynbleat the office of the Treasurer of Mat, County, Oregon, or at such place as e, (, designated at the option of the purchaser. The board of directors of said distiictarelij. fully authorized to Issue snld bonds In wtont ance with the provl-ion of an set of the Lttiii, tive Assembly of the State of Oregon, fl led in the office of the Secretary of State February li:i, and providing uruong other things for tS issuance of bonds by school dlstiicts. in compliance with the terms of said act I as treusurur of faid county, will receive aiitf bids for said bondi ut my office in lisllet un sforessld until 2 o'clock p. m. on the 1st dav i May lKiia, All bids must be accompanied Wi eertitied check of five per cent of the amuuuioi bonds for which the bid is mude. No bids for less than par will be considered. Rlmikt to t submitted for district to execute. The right It Eejeet any anu uu uius is reserved, lbs Dalles, Oregon, April 1, IX'J'J. t!. L. fHILUPj, 'I rest. . Administrator's Notice, Notice Is hereby slvcn that the undernltro has been regulitrlv u;potuted by the ciiunt court of the State o! Oieaon for Wasco county administrator c! 'lie estate of John brookliou deceased. Ali persons Having claims atBlM said estate na nereby notliied to present th, with the proper vouchers, to me at the o(t of Station 6: riinnott, in Dalles City, OrM, within six months fiom the date of lliii noiln umie.1 City, OregoP, January JO, lwm. It. J. OOKMAN, Administrator. Farm for Sale. (1'ilce 3,30O. Four mile from Dnfur and 14 tnilct from The Dallee. 40 acre under culti Tatlon; half the crop in. 400 bearinj fruit trees; iineassortment of small fruit. Some g'Kxl-meailow land ; plenty of oik wood on the place. Fine etrearu of witer running through the plfiCJ. Good outl't for stock. 280 ncrea of this land is under fence. 120 acres of deeded land. School house on the place. The following list of live stock, Imple ments, etc., go with the place : Four younn horses, one cow and vooti calf, one (food brood sow, 100 good hem, one horse rake, plow and hnrrow, ill new; 25 stand of bees, 60 good tt hives, one new cook stove, one hack, out cultivator; blacksmith tools. All firm ing tools and household furniture with the place. Good house with (food fire plate. Well of water on the porch. Good barn and outbuildings. Inqiiireof L. Klinger, of Dufur, or Bus Koith well, on Eight Mile Creek, at the place- BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE ' T . y-- JJ t Marks DmiONS COFVRIOHT AC Anrnna sondlng a sketch and description mT qiili-sly ascertain our opinion free whe'liw inrentiftn Is probably pntentHhle, Communlrts tlonastrletlyconndential. 1 1 and book on I'atwili sent frea. OIiIrkI airancy for muring patanla. 1'iiioiila taken Ihnmvh Munn A Co. reclrs pri-lot noftcs, without ehanre. In the Scientific American. A handsomely lllnstrated waeklr. I.arwst c rulalliin of any sclentlUo journal. Terms. J a yeart four months, IL Hold by all iMwadcalem MUNN & Co.88,b""t. New York Branch Ornoa, m t UU. Washington, V.C. Drueelst CATARRH for a generooa IO CENT TRIAL 8IZE. Ely's Cream Balm contains na cocaine. mercury nor any oilier injurious orujt. It is quickly Absorbed. Ulvea Ifollcf at once. Tt OOAna and Hnnaca ' the Nasal Passages. f .a.... .i I m m. U r A fl Hcala and Protects tha Mouilirsno. Hrstorrs tM K ol Tasta and Hmell. Full BUaSvcl irm aizeioe.t at Iimtrirista or by mall. v Cures Impotcncy, Nif:bt Etnlsslorts wasting dlHeases, all -siTects of sc) jZZZfiS)) abuse, or excess and rS?x'S creti""- A nerve tonic and Vg-'-y fl F'loud baikl - r. I'rlnirs the C&f'Y P'f-1 rlf'V to ,-,zc cht-eksanil Elfcltv rerit0"(';i t!:c frc of yotith- lor ftVS.Kfl! f.tth n. K hlOnn n-llliriin too to cura op refund tlio 1110111'?' NERVITA rmrnirst r.rt. Clinton & Jackaori Sts., CHICACO, lU- CNSrORADOSE. nil I 0 otice Is hereby (riren that the who,.,.,, heretofore exiting between W. L Warn iJ Ward, F. H. Ward and J. V. Wart,doli.I erol lutnloring business at Ilnfur. iinJM Bfi, 0$4Nta CO fd.