THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. JULY 5 1893.
WILL MUSTER-OUT AT 'FRISCO
Caaap at rmMlt-6. 3.r
Cs.aa.tag.
i n uji 'iui... . -
ia their desire to Lava th wlonteers
tnasterexl out at home, and bar taken
Matters tx moot iato their own baa J.
failing to coosiJer tb wishes of thitlke0 fcer from severe i:!ce.
boys in the matter, or tha financial ;Je
ot the question, which to os paleU into
iainioanc com pared with thethcajht
T their beicj welcomed first t re'a -
tire and friend and on the shares of
their own tate.
Ttn we considered
tbe c:
ature of meeticc item at mey
. i . v.:. ...,-.
wwiNitwuuii..miT.i
the first tJ greet them. Xj wonder
Oreconian are d:irpo:n:e4.
Rnt If seema the Wxi hare tiktn
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uumui nr ii mir vianri.m " - "
Chootvl rr-.sco. we ij not
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that thu i any d:s!oyi!ty to tbeir state,
bQttimp'yaquet:cnor wn.ch i more
expedient. It also eeem from report
that tbe tfotioient in
faror of 'Frisco
w no uunioiuB5, -""i tie made a trip to Seattle this spring
who! troth is known it will no douVt'.- i unn..i n.nn(h. E;n k.n
appear that the majority were in faror
at ran ami. ,imt carinr nu Heni
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done regarding the financial gain to be
made by the decision, an J it is claimed
the difference in pay. If any, will amount
to only a few cent for privates. The effi
eers.however reap much thereby. Should
the rolunteers be mustered out here,
they will save their ration money. It
will take moth longer to master out
bere, as there will not be such a rush to
get the business over, and the soldier
will draw pay during the interval.
However, Dalle people, with the rest
ct Oregonians, must (hare the disap
pointment and await developments j
which will determine cor share in their j
srreetinz, for from the following dispatch ;
irom frjn i ranciico vetterdar tliere is
little hope that present f'mi
i'l be
changed. The dispatch says :
'It bas been almost definitely de
termined to land the Oregon volunteers
tomorrow morn-nc The transport Citv ! -T00D wom,n ,rora U,i utf' to
of Para wtll leave the transport dock ! PPinted by the governor. Tbe ap
thia afternoon f ;r Mati a and tte trans- P'-Clut ,ane' 18 -ve,rs olJ !
ports Ou3 aad .ewfort, with the t:nt ,nd industrious, possessed of
OreitnboT, on board, will 611 the gipUl!: nJ '"ir abt;ity for drawing;
left rv tve Pra ! laieniion njcsi oa to cecome seii-
"Thev wi.J be dx-kel late tonight or 1 "Pr'ting in the arts cf practical de
tomorrow mcri.:rf. General Sha.'ter j ,:a' nPon ?Jaation, and ber circum-
Lae arrar 1 t, have a suitable ecort
from the Presidio reaJr to mar
ritb
tae returned s;.'.J:cr? fa the varade tlV
trior row acd later to escort
camp at the Presidio.
"Tte OiU:er:r.-cut process
ll.eni to
take
two or three wetks. Governor G.-er, of 1!T oit n.e sc:io:r-
Oreson, tnl his ttj will leave for'hiP'a ren ,re8 of charge, but does
Portland tomorrow afternoon after ,he i not include board or materials.
ptmde." I T-h'e er ,s gocxl one, and there are,
j doubtless, many younij ladies In this
A SEATTLE M4N"S SUCCESS. ' state who would be plea?ed to receive
j this appointment, and spend a year at
a vr.rtbr m.. i. scpioc . it.,,.,, ! lhe tcuoo, which ia said to be a most
'.excellent institution. The school effers
In spite of the many discourage re-1
port which continae to com from the (
A!aia miLing cistncts, there is jast
enough of good news to keep tbe fever
going concerting that section and to
whet the desire to try oaa's lack ia the
froceo reiocs of the Xorth. Judgment
ehoutd, however, be brought into piay
and the f.ct taken in consi.ieration that
the aniocky outaeih tbe Incky.
A private letter from Ska
sazcav re
csived yesterday, tells of tbe cxd for-
, , , .. . .
tonebfamau wed known throughout
. . , , . . !
the Xi.Tthwts;, pail:co.a:ly for his;
worth cf character and the eland he has !
always taken in a moral way. We refer I
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to jr. i.if py. oi peattie, tne leader in
l . 31. t. A. c.rcles tliere. The story ot I
hi Alaska ixperier.ee is cf a touching
Eszars of the Doctors'
Patchwork; You Can
Cure Yourself af Home.
The
this vile poison, and only attempt to
rtina m TV.'.
system, and endeavor to keep it shut
ml lniinurf Th tnntith nt tKivwt
aud mercury. The mouth and throat
FOR BLOOD POISON
iokj sorrs, ana tne ngn is coniinuea icaenniteiy, the a rugs aoing the system
tote damage than the disease itself.
Mr. H. L. Myers, 100 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J., says: "I had spent a
auoarea aeuars wiu ue ooctors, wnen l reansea tnat
they could do me no rood. I had large spots all over my
bedy, and these soon broke out into running sores, and X
Xdared all the suffering which this vile disease pro
duoei. I decided to try 8. 8. S. a a last resort, and was
ooo greatly improved. I followed closely your 'Direo-
ttOns for Self-Treatment,' and the large splotches on my
5 heat began to grow paler and smaller, and before long
appeared entirely. I was soon cured perfectly and my
skin baa been is clear as glass ever since. I cured my
elf at home, after the doctors had failed completely."
It i Taknable time thrown away to expect the doctors
to cure Contagious Blood Poison, for the disease is be-
jooa their sklil. bwirts Ppecifle
G. G. S. FOR THE BLOOD
acta In aa entirely different way from potash and mercury it forse the
jftiaoa oat of the system and gets rid of it entirely. Henoe it cures the
tUaetJe, while other remedies only shut the poison in where it lurks forever,
constantly undermining the constitution. Our system of private home treat
sbeot places a cure within the reach of alL VTs give all necessary medical ad
Tiee, free of charge, and save the patient the embarrassment of publijslT
' Write for fOli Uformatwo to Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
autar, making hit final loeceM rratl
? I -in tsk rta frin,tsL
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t j A vr asa, with Kit w;f and aJopteJ
IchiMb left Slt: for Ptaascn C:ty.
! 1 i,nri tin, after hi arrival, tha fhi!J
; -ickeneJ ana Jietl. Lack swatej to t
afcaiu?i u i ai , iuj uuui;ii ub
rirj t j, claims JiJ Dot em to pan out
: -nj j,. Br-W liiahearteneJ. Iaproint
' anj worry caused Mr. Lippy
j -jii, her with acute) rheatuati-ui,
! ,nj jr ro0Btfci she iu unable to rise
J (rotn the ij.
j One day when dire want vm starir.g
j ,h!n ; the flce Mr. Lippy caaie into
' the nXlia W;,U a ran containing a few
j, .cJ . m,u Tbe sigi.t
.. .. . .
j tu: small amount fave oca conraj to
. ,he oitheartoned , tickeced wife that tbe
I beffn to recover and in a day or two
I' r.i;n.
: W C 1. t VU V V " " . W .- . Il-ILKIU
i rhn mat aw tail an ne. nere.i a.a tne
i wa,Licg and from a few dollar In tbe
; firjt p4ntoon wshed out 40to the pan.
Af:ertwodiTi the husband tgan the
work tht hi chosen a her-a and fina!-
j jT W4Shea oat fMO to the pan.
j he WM pffored h?f n,i:iion for the
j-ju;uf uau ian uut i .J i j u 1 1 iud
j. v. . u . j . - t -v. . v. - '
winter. Since retarning he has e'eaned
np from it 1200 pounds and has not
ha'f finished tbe work. It is thought
he will realize between (000,000 and
700,000 from it.
While we realize some bare made and
a ill continue to make fortune in Alaska,
it is gratifying to feel that it has fallen
to the lot of such a worthy man as Mr.
L;ppy to be numbered amor.g those
fortunate ones amoiig tbe many who
return worse off than tbey went.
A Free Brholarshlp.
In Guv. T. T. Geer's cflioe Wedneedav,
there was received a letter from Mrs.
1 Fhsxce E'.inbeth Cory, president of
; the school of industrial art and tech-
; nicl design for women, of "ew York
City, offering a free scholarship to one
: s:,DCi ooa ,M"M Pi" neea
cf Ih'a assistance. The aim cf the
j cool is to hela these women to help
' !leals"es- ine:r app.ic&iions must
be entered cot later than September 1,
lS;. The next school year begins
a scholarship to one appointee fiom
eath tat?t tbe rMpect;ve governors to
name lhe fortnn.,B ,,,,,.pn.
Stage Was Overturned.
Vaxcocveh, Wash., July 12 Mrs.
Ciark and Miss Russeil, of Leaisville,
, Wash., who were passengers on the Van
j couver-Aniboy stage yesterday, er.fTt'red
. painfu'. ir.jaries as the result of the over-
turr.inj of the stags n bileeu route. Mrs,
D ,, . . , , ' .
Ruisell sustained several severe biuises.
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Xeuher case is serious,
For sal.
One eecond-haud tiuck wagon,
nd
one new 3U-inch Eain truik vacon at
f . . I T '
JOn30-2w
There is not the slightest doubt that the
doctors do more harm than good in treating
Contagious Blood Poison; many victims of
this loathsome disease would be much better
off to-day if they had never allowed them
selves to be dosed on mercury and potash, the
only remedies which the doctors ever give for
blood poison.
doctors are wholly unable to get rid of
heal up the outward appearance of the
.1. W A l .V- .- .1
in with their constant doses of potash i
an tl. Hl;..t .u V..k. .
and other delicate parts then break out
Caaaty Caar.
Tha folJowinj U list of bii!s illot
at tha Utt terra of tbe county court
C11ND JfaOKS.
I f- .
ia so
12 ia
11
10 2d
S l0
11 0
t ola out.er
! g W Cwit
- Vm F.oJersb-. . .
to!
I V A K.lr ...
i
J c i:b
.;axd ji bt mntn.
; Peter Mohr.
i ? ."J1
! j, nhoay'. .. .. '. ... '. '. '.
j H U sn?r. ................ ...
2
2
6
8
5
-S
6
G
ti
4
9
Bin UnJUa) ...
of ; p."
waprp.uauup.i
j tenaa Jim UnJian)
I Dr Charlie (InJiau) .!.'.'.... ..
Kd Marphy...
Chat Maon .
....
' c. . c...
; O M Cornett
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;wn.
6
21
21
Tommy. Indian)
F M Dial
P A Kirchbeimer.
X W Wallace
21 00
X K Biird 43 00
l
E T Giisan
J D Tunny 21 CO
$,m Covers
21 00
22 00
E C Diekereou 21 00
R 3 Pilkingtoo 21 00
F W Bishop 21 CO
James Hamilton 21 00
W E Kemp 21 00
W H Herman 22 00
DMcKelvev 17 00
Al Esping 21 00
I F W Silvertooth 21 00
M E Miller S 03
Mrs Stella Miller.
CC O'Xeil
Jno Little
W Bolton
J U Hampshire. . .
Andrew IJaldwin.
L Snipes
2 00
18 SO
17 00
21 00
4 00
2 00
3 60
J D Cooper. . .
8 00
Eddie Ueckman 7 61
B UO
Jl'KOES
W H Taylor
Frank Gabel 17 60
Peter Kopkie 13 00
L B Kelly 16 00
Jno loz 13 40
G J Friend 13 00
CC Masiker 13 GO
S G Ledford 17 CO
O V Cor.k 9 40
M Kennedy lo 00
F 11 Kramer 8 00
M W rreeman 10 60 !
J O lt-nson 9 00
A J Breeding 21 20
L Davis 14 00
A M Lane 1 00
Leslie Butler 1 00
T P Green 1 00
M Randall 1 W
CF Stephens 1 00
WITNESSES.
W Bolton H 50
J D Tunny 14 50
Frank Bishop 14 50
J M Hamilton 14 50
V J Ash by 14 50
Andrew Baldwin 1 50
F W Silvertooth 1 50
R B Sinnott 1 50
A Baldwin 1 50
F G Connolly l 50
R ger S'nnott 1 50
Allen Roberts 5 9,)
Rufns Patterson 6 0
C M Xiokelsen 5 70
Mrs C Wyss 5 so
Wm Shsckleford 150
Roy Kelly I 50
Chas Hearth 1
II S Hanna 1
50
50
V M Bonner H 10
Chris Nitkelsen 11 10
Tom Smith 10 50
Emit Hncbier 11 10
A Derthh k 9 30
ThosCompton 11 10
W F Trother 1 50
A C Thomas 1 50
Willi Hendrix 1 50
Robt O'Brien 1 50
L A Porter M
Ja Thrall 50
Djn Hiker 1 51
I J C Morten 2 50
j Julins Mesplie 2 30
11 Cheesman 2 50
(i E Lsudis 1 50
C Lowe 1 so
Jas White 1 50
UMBeall 150
iscr.LtaxEor.
Irwin-Hods Co, supplies
Glass & Proilhotnme "
Dalles Lumber Co, wood for panp-
56 20
41 00
3 23
C E Rayaid, Jtistic Peace fees.
J 11 Jack'on, Constable fees. .
101 t;2
8- 50
Frank lliil. Constable fees 13 (6
r a Connelly, Constable fees. . .
D P A A X Co, transportation of
39 60
24 50
4 75
20 00
40 00
40 00
12 50
10 00
10 00
10 55
1C 39
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
paapers
J H ("rets, supplies lo panper...$
E J Glisan, I urial of pauper
Dr A C Smith, professionl serv
Dr OC Hollister, " '
Ir Wm Shackltford " "
Dr M K Shaw, " "
Dr H Logan. "
A S Blowers A Son. snpplies
J T Peters A Co, indse for road. .
F M Warner, appraising road... .
W A Monter, "
II O'Xeil, " ' .
E L Smith. " "
A 8 Blowers, " "
'
V-H '
Pub Co, publishing
i and printing 70 25
j l) s Dutur, court rtporter
7 60
I 60
51 18
119 35
11 80
tU) 00
28 50
it llongti, repairiug lock
H Glenn, labor and material
CimoNici.a Pub Co, printing and
publishing
O T A T E Co, message and rent
A G Stogsdili, assessing
C L Gilbert, expense account
J T Xeff, examining teacher. . . .
Jno Gavin, examining teachers..
Chas T Powell, assessing
Frank Hill, constable fee
C W Height, " "
J W Koon'x " "
W H Whipple, assessing
Wm Michel), framing map
Robt Kelly, sheriff sundry bills..
C I Brown, coroners jnror....
J.tf Hnntington, " "
C W Emerson, " " ....
A O Hoering " " ..
8 D Garner " " . . . .
M Remington, witness Inquest . .
AFCailson. "
13 00
18 00
30 00
63 00
90 00
1 00
212 00
0 25
18-5 15
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 50
1 50
1 60
4 00
O W Kmerion. " "
-
F Sharp, surveying
! W E Garrstsoo, work on coontj
! v
S5 00
6 40
24 00
55 00
8 50
5 I'O
1 60
V "-v - - ; -
eJ i St. Louis Art Metal 0, supplies
J B Cioit, sarveyin
'GeoMcManetny, deputy aseor
W Haaotth, 'printing .
K bt l att, transportation panper
X C tvana
W H Wileon. professional serricef 520 00
' r & OunmniT, uiacamiiDirg
ilaiisen A Ibomsen repair oo
! ct.-k
; D V Vaue, window glasa
! Mavi A Crowe, suppliea county
'.ad
5 70
1 50
7 30
125 46
32 70
00!
00.
tj
40,
t
S)
40 !
rO i
CO
0 )
oo ;
00 !
40 I
' Pr J F Watt, profreional service
I:'.e Lutubrring Co., wood for
' pauper.
Snipei-Kinerely Drug Co, medi
cine for pauper
( P Limruth, trimminit trees
i Dalle City Water Works, water
! rent..."
R bt Keily. transportation
M;chea! Bahan.qiiiiantine guard
3 25
C 70
3 00
11 20
46 25
21 00
rCR90XAL MENTION,
i A. D. BwiHon, of Boyd, was in tbe city
t0 ; todT-
00 i F. X. Jones of Bakeoven is in the city
CO on business.
T. J. Stiles, formerly postmaster at
oo ! Albany, is in tbe city.
Theo. J. Davis, the wool buyer left for
Portland this morning.
Dr. J. II. Rosenberg, of Piineville,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss B. Patterson returned last even-
ing frcm a short visit to Wasco.
Johnnie Flanaagin, the shepherd poet,
is in tbe city from Sherar'a bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jayne left on the
boat this morning for Wind river.
Miss L. Golden arrived in the city
this afternoon Irom Goldendale.
Clias. Butler and son, of Port Towns
end are registered at tbe Umatilla
House.
J- H. Preston came up from Hood
River yesterday and returned this
1 mog.
I W. C. Crossen left this morning for
' Sprague where in company with Cbas.
! T.ir.h..o ha .ill ..icf IU n it
I "n. 1. wui taw list a u u ui vi a a-
D. Farkins.
Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Sargent, Miss
Katie Sarzent acd Miss Rachel Morgan
left on the Regulator this morning for a
day's outing on tbe river.
Mrs. J. M. Marden left on the boat
this morning for the Cascades, where she
w ill visit with her daughter, Mrs. Don
ne!, who h:.s established a camp at the
above place.
Thursday'! Daily.
Chas. Hiiton came in from hia ranch
tody on his w ay to Portland.
R. H. Barclay, superintendent of the
mail service, 19 in the city on business.
John Baker, an old time Dalies man,
is down from Antone, Grant county.
Mrs. Ad Keller end family left this
morning for Stevenson ou a camping
triD.
Zach. and Robert Keys came in Irom
Mitchell yesterday to dispose of their
wool here.
Mrs. D. M. French and 'amily left on
the boat this morning for their cottage
at Seavicw, Iiwaco beach.
Mies Irene Adams accompanied Mrs.
D. M. French to the eeaside toduy, and
will spend her vacation there.
J. Barnhouse, of Caleb, who is a well
known sheep man throughout Eastern
Oregon, is a visitor in The Dalles today.
Thos. Wood made a trip down the
river this morning in order to secure a
camping place, where his family will go
later.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith French left on the
delayed train today for their cottage at
Seaview, Iiwaco beach, where they will
spend the sommer months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Catron and Mies
Thomas, of Walla Walla, who have
been gnests Ht the home of E. Schanno
for the patt fe days, returned home
last evening.
Mrs. W. C. Allaway and family and
Mrs. Flank Clarke and sons went down
lo Hamilton, near Cascades, this morn
ing, where they will spend some months
camping.
Miss Applegate, who has rharee of
the training department of the Mon
month normal school, and Mies Wilds,
of Albany, arrived in thecilr last niulit
! and are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jav P.
Lucas.
Fiidny.
Donald McRae came in from Antelope
yeMeruay.
Hon.W. W. Sleiwer is in from Fosb'iI,
teaching here this morning.
Mrs. A. Murchie and child arrived
yesterday afternoon from Wasco.
Geo. Steel and Adam Appell are reg
istered at the Umatilla from Portland.
H.S.James, one of Grass Valley's
wide-awake residnts, came in from
that section yesterday,
John Sommervillp. Jr.. arrived in n m
today from Hay Creek, on his way for
a vacation In Portland.
Mrs.J. A. Donthit and children re
tured vesterday from a month's visit
wi'h relatives in Crook county.
Mrs. J. W. Baker arrived In the city
last evening from La Grande, and Is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. W. A. Kirbv.
Mrs. A. H. Smith, who has spent some
months with her daughters, Mrs. Wilson
and Miss Smith, returned to Pendleton
eunesaay evening.
B. F. Lsushlin and f.miU lrt n
boat this luornlni for Whita Ml nmn
wnere inev will tie taken h t.
Glen wood for a camping trip.
, . BOOII. JOHK OAVI.
MOORE & GAVIN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Rooms ts and 40, over U. t. lnd Office.
PRED.
W.WItON,
Al TORN EY-AT t.AW.
.... TlIK DALCK8, ORECION.
Oflies ov First Nat Bank.
a s rwTiiaoToH a ( wilsor
HCNTIKOTOM A WlimiN,
ATTOa.NEVH AT LAW,
The
Busy
Store.
E.icb day our business shows
the people are finriing out we
are pushmg to the front with
better goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, and
last, but not least, buyers who
know their business and buy
for the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
Bicycle
REPAIR SHOP.
AGENT FOR THE
..RAMBLER..
Lock and Gunsmith,
and Machine work,
Charles Burchtorf,opPM.
NirNaravaNaNrsarNasia
Just What
You uiant.
Xcw lde6 in Wall Paper here. Such
wide variety as we are showing never be
fore graced a single stock. Real invita
tion creton e Herts at ordinary prices.
Good papers rt cheaii paper prices.
Elegant deHgns, taet:ful colorisis, vours
for a small price, at our store on Third
street. Alton foil line of house paints.
D. W. VATJSE, Third St.
Preserves
4 frnia, Jlllf, plrklmormwnp art (4
4A mora eanliy, mora aulckir. mora
nmitiiKitij miea wiiQ neana
friuWn limn by any other
method. Down, of other uaeawllltM
found for n .
rteiinen
Paraffins Vax
In trrrj iionMhoM. It Is clon,
Itutclmi nil clorlrm itir, wur
and arid proof. o, t a potinil raka of
It nitli a lift of Ita many uaea
from your drwnrlst or unnor.
Mold every whera. Milehy
I 1T1MDAUDDII. I IL
ACit VI I ALITv.
LOST V'GOR
ANO MANHOOD
Cures Iin potency, Nipht Emissions and
wasting dlseasea, all ctlccta of eclf.
t-23 abuse, or exect-s and India-&-3d!
crttl()n- AiicrvotonlcRiHl
tuooti Lnlliler. Urinus the
f K RI0W lo ',alc c,ieck3 anr1
restores the f;re of youth.
wi.w R t t'y m.iufioopcr box; f Ikncs
for fjt'J.nO; with a written Btinrnii
tco to euro or refund tho moucy.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A Jackson 8t, CHICAGO, ILL.
Notice of Filing Final Account
alter as the mailer k!
J'l I'OI.K 1ICTI.KR, Assignee.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
nonce is nerehj
in. i
Omgo
ron, lor naacn County, my Dual account
ilnl.lr.loe ot th. -,tV cVl r W.Teil. d"
a1 ml
ecascil, and hi
ainri
11J,
',: V ni.rurr 01 in l oiinly Court
Id, mad June I, Ivw, Monday, July g,
I Ihfl 11 mat ami Ilia -....Ht. a.
!ru";'.V"T iV."".'""- !' - h'lngot
r.,v.:id"e."i,,.fl,u' ,nt' '"
ohjeetli
mm
jun S II
r. r. V AY a,
Administrator,
mm
Notice la herahv given that the nrrtorslgn-d,
II. the aaa anra ol J. w u. t. ,, '", i
. ,
d , ui ,7 ... r,. ,,N,re, ari'i i
to H a s Of ortKoti, to, Wasco comity, hi. final I
S-Tir' -': !' Mm. win Z T heard
i--.. ... oy wm circuit court on lhe 1st
dy ' the n-t rcgulir term of ..Id rircultl
.nrt.to wli, Hi. November, li-w.terni thereof It
lhe hour ol ten o kI.s . .
a atain inerc f
CITATION.
TX THK COrNTY tOrRT r .
I ot Oregon, for the CwnJ Jw THl
To Mis. Einelioe Dvl v J n
Mrs. Uad J. Fm. , . Cora r r,
a. Alien- ,.;..,.',u,?.,l-.'avla. KnOT
t , k . . . . . .
the ounty eou.i of th.".""?1
eoumy ol Waaeo, at the cou?t iJ?""""-!
; o clock in the forenoon if tn.t a..1 5
thei to .how eauae, If a1T "f. thej 2
; order of lhe above em t IttcJu,,
I madedircetlDg B. F. UughU? L 2
; doeir. the mortKai pren.iKa tetoSX-
ette. or if aaid redemi.tioi hi " 4
I r-dienr. that aaid admT.!is .Ut brfl
; and directed to sell ,11 of the real S-Mt"
ing to the e-tate of nid dL-ceaid '? "'
l-rly described aa followaTl1 .r
block No. , of Uallea tlty irmi?.4
; Ity, Waaeocoautv, Orego n ,llI7
and the north half of thi a,Tu bli.f5'
aection U iu township 2 north ol q0f 10
Oreifon, containin- ajo acre'. mor''1Twua
hand, in the manner prewribed bv u. J1
prtK-eoda of uch Mle to held bi"
traur and dUpoaed of as may be rem r??10
order of the above entitled court ' "
WiTsasn, the Hon. Robert Man i,m .
County Court of Ihe So 'Sr,
County of VV.aco. with the ia oUaa
'Tkm.' 8'OUd a,T 01 Juoe"-M
Junu-u' Attest: A. M. KELSay,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS.
Land Ornca at Vahcocvib, W4ih ,
Notice la hprnhv Hvm t ). . . ...... '
named aettkra have filed notice of their hSS
tion to make final proof in .uppi,, 'of S
claims, and that aaid proof, will be m.n?klf
W B. Prejhy, I'nited States cLmKt m Z
lli.trict of W aahtngton. at hi. office in GoTto
dale. Washing-ton, ou Monday, August ljiaj
Stephen Marlatt.
Homestead Entry No. 9094, for the 9 S K i.
N. K. i 8. E. Section 18, and s. W.'ft k T
KJtTmn Me'rTOWnSh'P 3 Sorth' "tt4
He names the' following vitnenrs to prove hi,
continuous reaidence upon and cultivsiiun S
said land, via: w
:ar Franzen, Christian Franzen, Porter L
Hardlaon, Marion bpluwn.all of LyleP.a.Wui
Farter L. Hardlson.
Homestead Entry No. 9051, for the g I Vni
B. E. of Section 19; the 8. V. U ot 8 WY
Heetiou J); E. H of N. E. Vt of section H lowa.'
shiu 3 North, of KaiiRe 13 East, Will. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to ymt
his continuous residence upou.snd cultivatian
of said land, viz.:
Carl Franzen, ChristUn Frr.r.zTi, 8tcphi
Marlett, Marlon Sj.lawn, all of Lyk' P. 0 , Whs,
JljS ii W. R. tif xb'aR, Rcgllr.
NOTICE FOR rUBLICATlOX
U. 8. Land Orrict, Tub Dali-hs. o ,
Juneau, j
No-Ice Is hertbv given that In comtiltaM
with the nrovlsiims of the sot of emigre o(
June 3, 187H, entitled "An act for the Kale ol
ilnibfr lauds ill lhe states oi California, Oreznti,
Nevada and WaMiingum lertitorv," t'lmrta
tloaann, of The Dalles, county of hmo, tiu o(
Origon, has this day filed In this office bu
sworn statement No. I ll, for the purcheof the
lot and .E' 8 of Sec. No. 20, In Townblp
i iniiKU ,f. it r., auu Hill olicr prool u
show that the land sought Is inoro vslmblcfor
its timber or stone than for sgrituliural pur
poses, and to KtoLlish hisclnim to mid Una be
fore the register and reoi'ivcr of thi. olboe tt
lhe Dalles, Oregon, on Friday, the 11th ila; oi
September, Ir'JK.
He names us witnesses, A. Turner, W. Clark.
Peter Fiora i. O. Whitmore, all of The rall, Or.
Any and all poisons clsitning atlverMly the
alxiva dtscnbeil lauds ae refiictc-1 to rile their
claims iu this otnee on or belore said Slh day of
September, l9. J. P. l.l'tl.ls,
JlyS-il Kigiiter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS.
Land Ornca at The Dai.lfs, Or.roo-,
July W, Ibw. I
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing
named settles have lile-1 notice ol Intention lo
," ii nm I'riNiI 111 suptHiri. OI vurir
claims t-eforo the register and receiver. I Tbe
Dalles, Oregon, on buturday, August 19, 1W,
viz.:
L.vl CI. rtirlaman. of Tha Dalles. Or!
on II. E. No. M!9, for fS SW', and S'jaWM,
set'tiou 7, township 1 south, range IStaat, W.k,
r. aok rbmmao, of I lia Dalle., nr.;
on It. K. No. 5134. for N' NH' ,'. tectloii 12. town
ship 1 soulh, range 1.' east, and h' j.NWJi.sW
lion 7, township 1 south, range l:leJt. W. )l.
unew-tca: p. r. Iinwias arrj n. i'. o,,v. .
The Dalles, Oregon, and tl. W. Covert slid U.
.Mutaiveyoi tnueisty, Ulegon.
I AY P. LrCA3,
jlyl-VU Kegister.
NOTICE FOR rUBLICATIOS.
V. S. Land Crni , at Tits Dsi.i.rs. 0u.,(
Jl LY .1, lM'J. I
v..(iAA i. u , ,h rniioslnf
named settler has filed notice of his Intention!,
make Ii ti nl pnaif In mipport of hi" elaim, sm
that said pr.iol will be made before lhe Kcri
aim necciver a( tne uaties, uregon, m
Aug. lM,v.9,Tis:
rrrry J. Van Camp, of Tlia llalles.Or.!
Itoniestiail Eutrv, No. V.i.iO, hrtbeW'j.f'
and .Hi,,NW;.i-tlon H.Tp- 2S.. lt.lE,.
II" iiniiips the following aitnesses iopniven
foiitlnuons resldene-e uou and culllvstwa
said laud, viz: .
I'. J. Agl.llu., Mnrtln Fagan. K. A. Inn
and Oliver Hum era, all of Tne Dulles, Oregon.
JAV P. Uii'Arl.
.lyill Kmuttt
CONTEST NOTICE,
V. B. IuND Cm , TlIK Paltg". "a
Ji.ly 11, l.- 1..
A snftlrlent conlpi.t afll.lavit nnvliig nem "i
In this i, nice by Janus Toullr, e,,l,t,"?;
nguliist hoincsirud enlrv No. I, S
4lh. I mm. for h', h , S K'4 8W ',,-c". W;""
ship 3 It IS K, and NV' j NW'. ie; X town
hip 4 K, K 13 t, bv Thomas Jeflreis, omle
In which it is alh-ged that he h h'!"''?!l
said tract for more limn t. months. Hld t"S
are hereby notitl.Ml to appear, nl
oiler evidence Pinching sni.l llV"iinv't",
o clock a. in. on Hept. 4, before tha fT,.
and receiver at the I'nlted fctalea laud omcei
lhe Hall,-.. Or.
The aald contcatant having In a jrnpjj
amdavlt. filed July 1st, 1M-9. set
which show that after due dlllgcnre. per'""
service ot tin. notice, ran not bo msu-
hereby ordered and directed lhat uch nolice
given by due aud proper publication. ,
Jiyi: II ' jaV . LI cas, Kcguwr
Administrator's Notice.
Notice Is hereby glvsn that " ndT'!''t.
haalan duly api-.lntod by the Hon.
Court of tha the Male of Oregon, ' ",.
eounty, as .diulnislralor of the estateol A"' "I
Aglilliis.di'nwaeil. Allpc'"'" h"".J.nl
gainst said estate are hereby notified I" 'JfTof
or same property verinea 10 me - tii
ny atlormys, Dnfnr k Menefee, wlliim
monihs from the dale ol this notice
Deled al Th. Dallea, Oregon, lune "
J. V A,illMI ,iifc
Administrator ol th. Estate of Adolph Agi"; Jj
dteaiaal.
Executor's Notice.
Nolle. Is hereby given that the "n'lJJ!
ha. been duly appolnUd by the "'Jco
Comity t ourt of tha Male of lr''nV'ih.ia7j.
county, aa e a ecu tor ol Ih. ealal. r",'.m.
llalght, deceased. All peoon. hn V, "Br.
against aald ealal. ar. hereby doIIMhi v r
ent th. same, properly vctllicd, to ' ' .,
olllco in Dalles I lly, Oregon, ItWn l a"""
tmm th dale ol this nolle.
Dated this 6111 day ol July, I"'.
RANK W'-s;rS:Y,M.
i,.l, ,.f ak. ..i.i. ..I I'heb. J. I1"1"".;
decea. J1'
Yon need Uve no toils it J ""l
imy Clark A Falk'f ura enra for boll.
lai
i baney and Kffie Kmi i," ?''" MirT?
feaae. aud K, v u.TrT.. "a 'rtD,.
vuui, raorti,-v-C