1399 THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. JULY 8, iii s j U 5 i 7 III ill , 1 1 ; ii "I- f ! Ml f 1 I' I: I? ! i tmmmamm MM . ; .... &M mm An Excellent Combination. The ploant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Stbi'p of Vii59, manufactured by the CM.1K0KSIA Fio Sviil'P Co., illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive principles of plants known to be medicinally laxative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and accept able to the system. It is the one perfect strengthening laxa tive, cleansing the system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers pently 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 tast;, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other "aromatic plants, by a method known to the CALIFORNIA Fio KVRl'P Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please rememberthe full name of theCompany r printed on the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. AN rRAMCISCO, CAI tOXnaVTLLE. KY. WW YORK. 1. T. For sale by all Druggist. Price 50c. pcrbottm 7 I IT' 11 TO KNOW TRUTH is l Tbat lit Gawiraeiit Promisti 11)3 Filiniios. DURING THE WAR WITH SPANIARDS Opinions of Prominent Men on tbc Ail Absorbing Subject Congressman Hitt and Senator John T. Morgan Defend tbe Policy of the Adminis tration but cx-Senator Edmunds Does Xot Agree With Them. military elorv ha been the cans of the downfall of all the republic of the p't, but that I not true. The past had few or no true republic, certaiuly nut any at all comparable with the United State, a republic organic! ou the principle of representative povernment by all. We are making precedent. There eem to be a great war c!ouJ furmuu over Cl.ina auJ the forct mueterinir there are mighty enough to produce a war of t lie greatest magnitude. But I gee no reason (hat will rcqnire us to j trj the conflict, if conflict there ia to be. TuO.jbIv interest we have in the matter ia a trade inter -at, and our great epochal war have never had their origin in anything o imlid. Senator John T. Morgan, of Aiabaina, write: "Tbooe who lament and decry tbe conduct of our government In dial ing; with the Philippine a being viola tive of cur constitution are too late to ac complish ranch else than to echo the pa thetic appeal of Aguinaldo that we do not deetroy our government in order to cave the Filipinos from the fatal power of hi dictatorship. "It i not far to go, nor ia the way ob ccure, to find in the constitution of the United States expressed power given to congress to do what was done in Louis iana and Hawaii, and what our self-respect compel us to do in the Philippine islands. The flag we have planted on the Philippine is consecrated to the same liberties it shelter cn the capito! at Washington." Es-Senator George F. Edmunds, argn Ing against expansion, demands tbat tbe government disclose to the people precisley what took placo before the cap tore of Manila, and what promises were made the Filipinos. He asks if Spain had anything but a 'preteuded" sover eignty to cede, and demands the reason for tbe sudden turning of the Filipino' iriendfOiip into hostility. He concludes : "First let ua know the whole truth of what ha happened and then perhap the advocates of c'ory, or dominion, or trade of civilization and religion ad vanced by the cannon and tbe bayonet and suppoited by tbe blood and treasure of our people can point out to us how these are 'the war of pleasantness and p?ace. A Frightful Blunder Will often causa a horrible burn, scald, cut or bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best In the world, will kill the, pain and promptly heal it. Cure old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils.corns, felon and all skin eruptions. liest pile core on earth. Only 5 eta. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Blakeley & Houghton, druggists. 5 IB limard. Nkw York, July 6. Iu today' issue of the Independent appear varhu arti cle upon the foreign relation of the United States and expansion. Congress man Hitt ; chairman of the committee .on foreign relations, writes: "There aro some who say the lust for The above reward will ba paid for the recovery of each of the bodies of Wong and Jake, Chinamen, who were drowned in the Columbia at Blaltcks last Friday. Chfe Kick Co., 29-d&wlm The Dalles. "We have sold urany different conuh remedies, but none gave better satisfac tion than Chamberlain's," says Mr. Chtirles Ilo'zhaiier, Drn?gisr, Newark, N. J. "It is perfectly safe tuid can be relied upon in all case of coughs, colds or hoarseness." Sold by Blakeley & Houghton Druggists. -TTPKifanr ti i aiinTra i tilwiirt'' imtivwi Bi-rntfcmxawwin and at a Popular Positively. ?? A WAA 'Fjt 1 fA 771 aa1I wr.na K m im y vm IT is grown in the mountain district of Ceylon and SPECIALLY prepared to suit the American trade. It is packed on the garden where grown, in one-pound, half-pound and quarter-pound soldered air-tight lead packages, thereby retaining all its wonderful fragrance. It is sold only in these lead packages never in bulk. If you want the very best tea, ask your grocer for NABAN. OWNERS Or THE CELEBRATED CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, COFFEE, BAKING POWDER, EXTRACTS AND TABLE LUXURIES. Franklin MacVeagh & Co., Chicago. -FOR SALES BY- PEH3E & PIS, Exclusive flpnis. Wcdnndajr's Dal'T Frank Fulton of Bigfsi in the city, j l,,';,. Ij..-er. t,enlT of Malheur 1 county, ia iu the city. N. C Kvans, county commissions froui Hood Kivtr, is in the city. Monday evntrg Rev.DeForest left for. Denver t.era he wi l speuu a i-uu months. H. S. Wilson has retr.rncd from Arliiitftm where he'deiivertd the 4ih el July oration. Oinntv Commissioner D. S. Kimsey, of Antfl")pe, is in the city atteudiu the coantr court. Nicholas J. Sinnott returned today from Uoldendale, where he delivereJ an oration yeetcrday. Messrs. K. Y. Jndd sn l J. M. Kuseell returned last nittht from a fishing trip in tho vicinity of Mt. Adams. G. W. Miller and family will leave in the morning for N'ahcotU, Wash., where they will spend the summer. Thursdays Daily. Wm. Streets, of Portland, is in the city on business. Mrs. E. M. Wilson made a trip to the Locks this morning. E. B. Seabrook, an attorney from Tortland, ii in the city. Orin Kinersly left on the F.egulator this morning for Portland. Cha Levin, a prominent sheepman trom Antelope is in the city. Hon. John Sommerville returned to day to hi borne at Hay creek. Walter Van Duyn, of Sompter, is reg istered at the Umatilla House. M. J. Finlayson a prosperous sheep man from Antelope, is in tbe city. Wm. Wortswei'er, of Prineville and M. Sichel, of Portland, are again in the city. Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Sargent, of the Fort Peck indran reservation, ara in the city. Fred W. Wilson and N. H.Gates were passengers for Collins' Landing this morning. J. A. Douthit returned last night from Portland where he went with the National Editorial Association. Frank Irvine,who has been in the city, since Monday attending bis father, left for his home at Antelope today, his father being much belter. J. S. Landers, city superintendent of public schools, left on the boat this morning for Log Angeles, where be will attend a meeting of the National Educa tional Association. Mr. J. W. French and wife, Mr. G. V. Bolton and two children, Miss Burke, and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. French will leave in the morning for North Beach, where they will spend tho summer. Frtdtiy. J. II. Sherar came in from Eight-mile today. A. K. Wi'cox rf Grass Valley has re turned from a short trip to Portland. Mrs. J. M. Patterson and Miss Patter son left on the train last evening for Wasco. Simeon Bolton and wife have returned from Portland where they epent the Fourth. - Ray Logan entne up on the boat last evening mid will visit in tbe city for some time. Messrs. E. M. Brannik, Meyer Abrn ham and A. Roderick Grant, all travel ing men, are in the city. Dr. Charlotte B. Brown, of San Fran cisco, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. P. Roberts, of Dry Hollow. Brent and Frank Driver, who spent yesterday in tho city, left this afternoon for the!r respective homes near Waruic. Rev. anl Mrs. G. Rushing arrived home yesterday evening from Turner, Or., where they were in attendance at the Oregon Christian Missionary Con vention. J. A. Donthit left on the afternoon train for Astoria, where he goes to at tend a meeting of the State Elitorial Association. Mrs. J. S. Cooper and children who have been visiting with Mrs. D. J. Cooper for the past few days returned to their home at Independence on tae boat thi9 morning. Dftafufts Cannot be Curec. by local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one way to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness Is caused by an inflamed con dition of the mucoui linimt of the Eus tachian Tube. When this tube is in flamed you bave a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when it Is en tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out aod this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed (or ever; nine cass out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the raucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for uny case of Deafness (caiiBi.-d ty catarrh) that cannot he cured by 1 1 all's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars; free. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, 0. tCSSold by Druggists, 75c. 6-10 Halt's Family Pill are the best. To Cars a Cold in Ona Iajr. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab let. All druggist refund the money it fail to cure. 2oc. I Imniise AErtf Wheels ! x 13 " - - Mors III V &w w 19-lncn Motor. JIASrrACTCBliD bv AMERICAN IMPULSE WHEEL CO. SUITABLE FOR DRIVING GENERATORS AND STAMP MILLS, ELEVATORS, PRINTING PRESSES, ETC. Circulars and particular furnished on application. F. S. GUNNING, Agent, . , THE DALLES, OREGON. jun26 Executor's Notice. Notice la hereby riven Hint the unitcrxlziirri lifts hern iluly pinpointed hr tho hnnnrnhle t oiinir rniiri or (hihtc or Oregon, for wmvn ronntr, an executor ol the entale of Ir'helieJ. tlniffht, deceased. AH persons hnvlnir rlnlnis M"l""l Hid eatnte nr nercoy uotlltitl to pre avnt the name, properly vetltleil, to me at my olheeln Dulles ltv, Oregon, within alx months from the date of this notice. Dated this 5th day of July, rKANK MKNEFKK, Kieentor of the eatnte of fuebe J. Ilnlyht. deceaavd. Jlj THE DRLLES STEAM LAUNDRY. nflu;ou vvhitft wash? Yes. and wash white. You can Havana thing washed at the Steam Laundry. The Maine point is quality and the Merritt of our work is such that people go Miles to patronize us. Uur prices are not Hnhsnn '? choice, but the standard rate3, which are not B aa- w a Cevera high as some people think, and we want to C-U-B-A customer of ours. Corner of First and Court Street, Phone 341. THE DALLES. OR. It will be our aim to carry a Complete Line of the Purest Drugs. And we invite your attention to our stock of PAINTS, OILS, GLASS AND WALL PAPER. BUTLER DRUG COMPANY, Successor to Snipea-Kinersly Drug Co. Teeth Extracted FREE SHTURDHY. The bert work at the least poeeible cost. 800 set teeth in one year ii our re cord in our Portland office. Saiitfaction guaranteed in eyery case. CONSIDER OUR PRICES: Best Crown and Rridae work (22k. gold), per tooth Ht'Bj set teeth, guaranteed Kent Hold Fillinu Beet silver or alloy tilling H..V) .'.00 11.00 tip 50c up Chapman Block, Second St. Portland Dental Parlors Dr. Sanford Murray, D. D. S.. Manager. C. J. STUBLING- Wholesale and Retail Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agency for the Greate t American Liquor Yellowstone Sour Mash Whiskey. W HISKtY froiii'f a Id OO r Hoti." 'flTo"l VVb'm oftlT) " IMPOETED C10GHA0 fr..tn7.n) to 12.()0 per "iralh'iiir J 11 to" ) y,m oM.J ALIIQ) llI-l )lb t" ii. in f (Q ler ytiT(,ri."74 to" 1 1 "ycara" ojd. ONLY THE PUREST LIQUORS SOLD. 0LYMPIA BEER on dratiicht, and Val Blatx and Olympia Beer in bottle Imported Alo and Porter. JOBBERS IN IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS. Subscribe for the Chronicle. Advertise in the Chronicle. CITATION. fS THE COfMY oi t!T r . Ia the matter of n of filial W. llHVII .o j ' fir.-. ... - 7r.ij. -iioa To Mm. EircMne Iliris Vm i St. UzzieJ Karri-. lama, W. H. VanHU U-, 6ilih I iu thanameof the atatool Ore.,B. tie county c.ui't of the aute ol'T,!. I,,l i rotinty of Wua-o, at the tJr''" 'wj M.mday II Ihiii day of jui, !;-. o elrck l.l tn foreuoou of tht V " mder ..f theUe,utllc1.i aw?'? made directum B. V. UuRhlin. n m ;1 of Mid eatate of Si.a, w. bav": 4 deem the inortKand prc.uist, below t st.ite, or If mtid redvmi.tlon 1 to k4 lent, that kmd adminlMr.toV aud directs to wli all ,ne trar, uli.M ill(f H tht e.utcof .aid d.-a--d ., lrly dejciibtd aa follows, to-wfi.' .'IJ fna blwk No. 9, of Imlle, 1 ity M, Itv, U a-o count., Onn; alwthJ'u of the nortliweM quarttT, thetc"ta."lll' and the nortn halt of the .uth.?J,',"."n'. wtlon 14 In lown-hipi iwtihol .. I1? " of the Willamette nirridinn, in " Orenon, containing ffJUecrea, more WWl jaie to be made at ublio !,, for. hand, in the manner i.rpwrilK.-d br 1 T " prtwoeda of anch fale to be held b ai,i . 1 " trHU.r and dlapoted of a. may b. TrwuhS T order of the above entitled coua bl Witness, the Hon. Robert Mava. Jai . County Court of the Btate ol Or'iT Countvof Wasco, wi.h the w, I S u'?la amxed thli BecoLd day of June A. i.HJl 1 8 E A Ll J in 3-il Attist: A. M. KELSAY n. 1 VKlt. Notice.Timber Culture. U. 8. Land orrica, Thu Daum, onam t February Jl.teB,") Complaint having been entered at tfau by Cllie P. WcbenjwiM WwleyVuiZS failure comply with law aa to llmberSl Kntrj No. 80.'o, dated Sertember i w -the H. E. 'A Bec'tion 10, Township ffijgl Wlllnmet.'e Meridian. Range U '1012 County, Bute of Oregon, with a view totberS ce nation of auld cnt.y, contektut allejinViJl aaid Wea'fy bummner never plowed orculiiviiS aaid tract except about tlx acrea and nenZ auy time nor iiaa any one for Mm BimJ " trees 01 cutting. or needs, and alM tile widvu ley Sa.nnincr aliojt the month of rVbrnrr uT duly relin(tiihed sulci trf ct to tbe Init-d'sbS and delivert-d a.iia reliniuihment to tbia aifant aur' auid lelinquinhinent wan duly Hied in :tl U. S. olllee of The Uallea, Oreifor, aiTd IS S aaid tin-e and prior thereto abimdi ned Mid tiw and !)-a never aiucc niil li:ne returDcd thereto rrcluiined any light or Interest iu taiduittal land. The nid parties are hereby giimmnned to n. 1111D I'll ,liv 111 UHT Ol April. P .1, 10 '...flr A ... n 'A i . ". at 10. o'clock a. 111., to respond nd furntit testimony concerning axid Rlieced fmlr.re ll-U JAV I'. LUCAS, Kejisla. Notice of Sale. Notice la hereby given that by virtue of n execution lanacd out of the Circuit Urart of the etatc of Oregon, for Wasco Couutr, in tun therein pending, wherein M. I). Knetlud a plalnlill' and O. D Taylor, Sarah K. Into, John Harper, Joseph A. Johnson, 0. W. Caihcr, KtellB K. Ed'lv. J. c. Diincunaon and W. Lueiniii Whouldon nie defendiinlx, dated tbe 9th dai of June, lx'i'J, to me directed and emiiiiuiuliiif n t cell all of the real property nereinaiter dc acrlhed. to hatiafy a judanient In Irvoi ol Mid Iilaintllt' and ugulnat aaid defendant, 0. It. Tj or, for the ail 111 of $1 Im:..' and coaUtuedil ISi.W, 1 will on Buturdiiy tho 10th day or July, 1800, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m aell at pobUt anlu to the hlghcat bidder, tor cash in hand, li South half of the Bouthwest quarter ol tlx Southwcat quarter of aectlon Fourteen (II), tad tho South half of the Southeast quarter of section Fifteen (IS), townxhip Two (, Nonb, nuiKe Ten (HI) Laat, W. M, containing 2UM acrea, more or leaa. IJaU-d thia Utn day of June, WO. KOIIKkT KEI.LT, Jnn 17-11 Sherlfl of Vaeo touuiy.Or. OICE FOR I'CBLICATIOS, Land Ornti at Tin DAi.Lia,nuno; June 10, M. I Notice la hcrebv given that tho follcwlct named aettlcrhna hlrd notice of l)i Intentioi to mule linal luoof Iu aujiiiort of his claim, and that a lid proof w ill be made before tbe nuism and receiver ut The Dalles, Oregon, on SaturJaf, July , viz: I'anla Orlinaurt, widow of Pierre tirlmauit, d'nwil, ol The lmllea: H. K. No. Willi, for the KVj M'ii Tp. 1 north, K la K, W M. He 11 ea the following witmasei to prnvi hla contliiuoua resilience upon and cultluiwi of alil I111U, vl. ; , . CIiiih. . Bchutz, Rock Cary. Ix)ul 8iH Andrew Uniubiirt, ull of The lialles, Oron. junll ll JAY I, l.l CAS, rteijlster. Administrator's Notice. Notice ia hcrebv given that the iinderlr hiiabwn duly appointed by the Hun. mJT Court of the the Mate of Oregon, for coiintv.ua uiliiiiiiistiiitorof the esUtcnl A""'l" Aliidlila, ilwvascl. All pciaol.a lstvitipx OKiiliiHt said eatHtc lire her. by untitled to pwnj the same properly verlllni to nip at th offlce my atl.iiiiiya, Imfur A: Mcucf.v, wilbm m iniiiiiliH ironi Ihcdnle of thin notice Dated at 1 he lmllea, "t!'',"',!'','!,!': Ailmlnlstrntor of the Eatnte 'of Adolphaf d .-cltrd. NOTICE OF FINAL SKiTI.EMESt. Notice in herehv given that I have H the i.h-rk ol the County Court of 'he " " , Oregon, for Waaco County, niy tiiml i"""" o liniiiiNtriitorof the estate of . ceicl, and bv an order of the ( i IU ' c; Hforcaiii.1. mini'-' June I, I Moll''"hu, w l.'.i-.i, at the hour ot 'JocIikK nl,1,,,, lixid 11a the time nnd the I oiiniy ; I ( In lmllea City 111 theplncc for the ol.Jectlona to said Huul account, and to"11 incut ol said estate. ya inn 3 II Adinluwr NOTICE FOR I'UBMCATIO.V. ! .. ,',,',0""'VT.: h. 'io"'"4 mnice ia neiooj koi' Mimed settl' ra have tlliil notice t:..n .,,..bn tin ill i.roof In SI claims, and that said proofs will I for W. II. I'reshy, Culled mates . on ml". I '('. ,,,. IHstilct ol wasiiingion, ai ""..,( II, 1W' OMic, nuHningtoii, on '" "I.: , .. a,.., lion Marlrts. IfnmcstcBrl Kntry No. tsl. for the : ' ., N. K. 1.4 H. K. '4 Section Ili. atH y -mP)) ol Heclloii 20, Townahlp 3 Norm, u. Kast, W ill. Mer. ,, inornrt1 II.. n.inca the following ''"V"'" .",",11111 coiitluiioua realdume up"" ml c H11M Imut vl! finrfrf t art Franen, Chrlallnn n')"r'i llnrdlMin, Marlon Hplawn.aiioi ... o.na. Ilomestca.l Kntry No. W'l. 1thi H. K. LI of H.Ttion Id: the 4 s, iu l-. rlloi. ai: K. 4 of N. K. ' ' '"' ','".," , ...... .. r ,. i.i u, .11 11 anils it isorin, "i nr ,,,.. to 1" lloiiauica the following H '". ""illiisU lilsconiiiiuoiia resldeiKC u'ii."iu of aaid bind, vl.: . , ., .,, flW? Car Iriilizeli. cnriairin 1. .s Marlctt, Marlon r)plawii,all ol '" " w. 11. ail W. K. UCNIIVB.'W 0 ""notice fok ruiTi.iCATWN. V.. UNOCrriril.atTii l. ... mo i"!?! Notice la ncrrnv g"c"., '',,, hi. lute""" , name.1 aeltler ha tiled notice of n ' ' t make llnal pr.a.f I" "l,l";r ",, Th K"'' thata.ld i riH.f will I- i'i.'le ' , ftW and Hccclverat'Iho Wal.ea, uc llomtcad Entry, No . :. Jr th lie iiamna the following "'" j jultlnlW poniinuoiia reaiuKii" "i aaid land, via: .. .... v A. I"" I'. J. Aghllua, Mart n ,;, rst and Oliver lloweia, all ol J."' l.l'J;i. il)H II