sow
Wednesday' pfr
A. X. Keed citiK don from rendle-
ton yesterday.
Geo. W. Massamore came io
da from Hay Cmk.
Tester-
Dr. and Mr. Jas. Sutherland will leave
on this afternoon a tram lor it sno"
Tisit in fortUnd.
Will II. See, merchant at the Warm
Spring agency, came up from rort.and
latt nihtand left tbia morning for the
agency.
Mr. and Mr. F. H. Wakefield will
leave on thi afternoon' train for Mon
month, where they are taking the body
of Samuel N'ealy for burial.
Ned Wick, who ha been suffering
areallr with rheomatiem for some time
part, left thi morning for Portland,
where he will enter the hospital.
Kev. U. F. Hawk will leave on the
afternoon train for Portland, having re
ceived word that the operation on hi
little on will b performed at 9 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Thursday' Daily.
Geo. DavU, of Tvgh, is in tn CD
business.
E. Hamilton, of Prineviile, came in
from that place yesterday.
Bert Roger came in from Antelope
oa a business trip yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. D. F. Stewart came in
from their home at Prineviile yesterday, j
W. H. Wilen returned yesterday j
afternoon from Moro. where be went
on i
official business.
Mr. and Mr. J. M. Filloon and on,
who have spent the past few days in
the citv, returned to their home at M jro
yesterday.
II. A. Stewart, re
"Cheerful Liar ' Comr
ay. i :a is c::t I
today arransfinf fvr the arc-Maraac ci
bie couipanv tcmorrw i i aisriay .
night at the Yost.
Mr.anlMrs.F. W. Fci w joJ arnwd i!
in the citv from Tiwai yriay, ttJ ,
re goeits at tt tE c Mr. al Mr. J
At. i. jvxaa. jr. t-; w ocsj ci;
rr !." x- t ,
from there ca a r:;t. i
FlJlT- j
J. H. E., U T It in tow.
jlx.
today
E. F. Giicr retsrsed latt tight from j
jrorvaxd.
Jflfe Myra Helm came cp from Port
lac J :t nijtit.
J. H. rvvhmna came no from Binpeo
ftotsattt Eti&e, bat the Colombia)
tt B:f tt.
Mr. W. H. Moody returned last night
from few day" vitit with relative in
rnland.
E. Peck, father of Mr. B. A. Gifford,
iu a pecger cn thi morning' boat
for Portland.
Mr. and Mr. R. E. Haworth -went
down to Stevenson thi mornjeg on a
botine trip.
Mr. M. A. Ewicc leit oa the t-oat
thi morninc to visit with ber eon, who
it a lawrer in Yacconver.
Miea Bessie Lanr, who ha made a
three week' visit with friends in Port
land, retnrned on last niyht' boat.
J. W. Howard and W. Wnriweiler,
prominent basinet men of Prineviile,
came in from that place yesterday.
Mia Virginia Marden, who ba spent
the past five week visiting the family
of E. L. Smith in Hood K-.ver, returned
borne last night.
Frank McFarland, who ba been in
suring bi old friend and many new
one, daring the past week, retnrned to
bit Lome in Portland yesterday.
D. M. Gaant, who formerly owned the
Goldendale stage line, but 'now ha a
line oot of Eosebur, came op from that
place Ust night and left this morning
tor Klickitat county.
A. F. Evick. postmaster at Victor,
spent yesterday in The Dal. He give
the same report received from every
tection regarding the mildness of the
winter and it effect npon vegetation.
The bnncberast ia making it appearance
two month earlier than usual and
everything look promising.
BORN.
At Pleasant Ridge, Monday, Jan. 22d,
to Mr. and Mr. Deimar Martin, twin
boy.
In
Jan.:
a eon
thi city, Wednesday morning,
4tb, to Mr. and Mr. John Weigel,
; weight 11 , pound.
ARTESIAN WELLS.
The Btata Will B Aakvd for Faadf to
net la KaaerlmeatlDC.
At the It ession of the state legis
lature, a bill was introduced by the late
representative Sydney G. Ham son, of
. Gilliam county, asking the state to ap
propriate 142,000 to help along the work
of borinf artesian tell throughout the
remi-arid land of Oregon. At that time
the i lea was looked npon n.ore a an
experiment than otherwise, bnt lately it
ba been pretty tborcngbly demon
strated that the plan i feasible, and the
matter I again being brought forth for
discussion.
The bill introduced by Mr. Hawon
passed the lower house, but met defeat
in the senate. It defeat ha in no wise
dampened the ardor of it promoter,
and, when the next tesiun convene,
they hope nccfully to carry it
through and get aid from the date
toward defraying the expense of the
experimenting.
The coontie that will be directly af
fected by thi pioposition are Sherman,
Crook, Wasco, Gilliam, Morrow, Grant,
Baker, Union, Willowa. Malheur, Lake,
Klamath, and Umatilla. L;ke thi
county, each of the other possesses vast
district in which there i practically
no water, and, in mny intnre, ranch-
er are compelled to haul water in bar
rel and tank for mite for household
..... wir purposes, u uiaima county i i
probahiy more fortunate in thi reipect I
rKOrLB TOP ALL K
inii DALLES
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
f i rANSES THE SYSTEM
,,UAL PERMANENTLY
m tmc tf nuine - mint o ey
TTt... ...''cV
es,-4 u nt urx.
--
tiaa rt many other;
but even
instance
here, tier are nnmeron
,hfr ,Se f4rmert ho 0.n rncbe cn
... , , , ., , , .
the leech .and are compelled to ban!
water for several xaiies.
la tome of the other counties it is re
a" ta ews orte. ia some case
j water being carried in tank from 12 to
14 noi'e. A case of this kind ia said to
exist in Gilliam county, a rancher there
being obliged to haul water 14 miies for
hoc hold pnrpose and for the water
ing of (totk. To keep thi up require the
constant services of one man and four
horse. Dozen of other case are cited
being nearly a bad.
Those promoting the idea claim that
underlying these territories there are
vast deposit of artesian water.
The rancher, however, do not feel
justified in experimenting at their own
expense, but should they receive aid
from the state a number would have
well tunk. They realize the great ad
vantage that would result and the value
it would add to their farm, but they do
not feel justified in undertaking the
work alone. A great many rancher
claim they would not hesitate a moment
to expend their money in boring for
artesian water, but tLey first desire to
bave it demonstrated that the plan is
feasible. It ia to demonstrate this fact
that the etate will be called npon to lend
it aid, and an appropriation will be
asked for. The promoters of the meas
ure contend that the state will be the
principal gainer, as the lands wiil be
come mucn more valuable when once
water i obtained on them. Valuation
would naturally increase, more taxes
would be paid, and thus increase the
revenue of the state's treasurv. E. O.
LATE WAR NEWS.
VTarrra r tared Pptontop Wednesday
Mfht. But M Ithdrcw Lut Nlnf.
An associated dispatch received this
afternoon is to the effect that Warren's
troops captured Spionkop Wednesday
night, being inveigled into it by the
Boers, who, having big gun planted on
all eurronoding koijes, immediately
opened a sheil fire that made it to) hot
for them. On Thnraday night, under
cover of darkness, Warren withdrew
with bia taoops. The English loste are
given a 24 killed, 154 wounded and 31
missing. Gen. Woodgate wa danger
ously wounded.
Dr. Leyde, the Iransvaals' agent at
Pari, id Boer losse were 212 killed
and 1000 wounded.
A dispatch from London aya : "Great
est anxiety here. Report that heavy
battle ia progressing near Ladyamith
and Boer resisting. British losses be
lieved very beavy,
"I a to ludtbted to Ooelinnte Cough
Care for my health and life. It cured
me of long trouble following grippe."
Thousands owe their live to the prompt
action of thi never failing remedy. It
cure cough, colds, croup, bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe and throat and lung
tronble. It early use prevent cou
sumption. It i the only harmless
remedy that give immediate result.
r. B. Thirkield, health inspector of
Chicago, eay. "Kodol Dyspepsia Care
cannot be recommended too hiithly. It
cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di
gest wbat you eat and cure indigestion
and heartburn, and all form of drs
pepsia. Baried at Arllncioa.
Wasiiixgtos, Jan. 24. The remain
of forty-three oldier who died of yellow
fever ia Cuba, were interred at Arlington
to.lay. The exercise were conducted
according to the ritual of the Catholic
j and Episcopal churctie. President Mc-
rviniey, c-ecreiary kooi and Attorney-
General Grigg were present. The
turial wa with militarv honnr..
WEEKLY CHRONICLE,
CHINA TO HAVE
A NEW EMPEROR
Dowager Empress Is Believed to Have
Forced Old One to Abdicate and
Mae-Year-Old Boy Will Succeed;
Him.
Peking, Jan. 23. The imperial edict
issued yesterday say that owing to the
emperor' poor health he ia unable to
conduct the busines of the etate, and
appoint Put Sing, on of Prince Tuano,
bia heir. The emperor apparently ba
been compelled by the dowager empress
tn ahdicata about Chinese New Year,
though it is understood thi will meet
ith considerable opposition In certain
court circle. The dowagr empres,
however, intend to carry out the pro
gramme which she bad been planning
for year.
Washington, Jan. 23. The Chinese
minister here baa received no official in
formation a to the appointment of a
new emperor. When the announcement
was shown the member oi the legation
by a representative of the Associated
Press, considerable eorprise wa ex
pressed from the fact that the name !
mentioned, Put Sin?, the reported new
emperor, and Prince Tuano, hie father,
are not known to any member of the
legation. Chinese official here say they
are certainly not prominent in public
affairs.
WINTER TRIPS.
For win'.er residence or winter outing
ileal conditions will be found on every
hand in California. Plenteous early
rainfall has thi season given to the
eml-tropical vegetation wonderful im
petus ; the fl jral offerings are more than
usnilly generous and the crop of
southern fruit bountiful and excellent.
Old ccean poesesses new charms at
Santa Barbara, Santa Monica, Long
Beach, Coronado and the enchanted isle
of the sea, Catalina where fishing,
boating, rambling, riding, hunting and
loafing uay be enjoyed as nowhere else.
Quiet little spots, snug 'and warm,
offer themselves at Montecito, Xordhoff,
Pasadena, Echo Mountain, San Jacinto,
Fall Brook and Palm Springs.
For renewing health and vigor, here
abound many tot springs, of widely
varying constituents and demonstrated
merits; the dry, ant I tic, tonic air of
the desert may be enjoyed at Banning,
Indio, Yuma; and, even farther on, at
Phoenix, Tucson, El Paso, exists con
ditions equally well indicated for weak
throats and lungs.
Many think nothing in nature more
attractive than the shimmering olive
orchards of Santa Barbara and Snn
Diego; others prefer the stately wilnats
of Ventura and Los Nietoe, or the
lemons of Fernando; but for glorious
fruit and graceful tree commend us to
the golden orange, first, last and always,
and it exists in greatest perfection at
Covina, Riverside, Redlands ami High
lands. Equally Interesting is the
scientific nd tempting Ushion in which
the sorting and pac': ing of the orange is
here accomplished.
The faithful were exhorted to see
Mecca and shuffle off; but wiser gener
ations will see California of the south
and prolong life. tf
l(rpora Should Ba Discounted.
Vancouver, B. C, Jan. 24. The re
ports of fabulously rich quartz strikes in
the north should be liberally discounted,
says J. A. Marion, of Dawson, himself
the owner of several p'acers and also'ot
a coal mine half way between Bennett
and Dawson. He state that the re
ported rich find of copper-gold quartz at
Great Slave lake, in which the Hudson'
bay people were interested, has turned
out to be fictitious. "There is no doubt
whatever," said Mr. Marion, "that the
mine Is salted."
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Feed rye for sale at the Wasco Ware
house, tf
Clark A Falk are never closed Sunday.
Don't forget this.
Clark A Falk' drug stock 1 new
fresh and complete.
Clarke A Falk have on sale a full line
of paint and artist' brusbee.
Use Clarke A Falk' quinine hair tonic
to keep dandruff from tbejtiead.
Yon will not have boil if you tike
Clarke A Falk' en re cure for boil.
Ash your grocer for Clarke A Falk'
pure concentrated flavoring extracte.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and (unburn. Manufactured by Clarke
A Falk.
Latest thing in camera are Im
proved Magazine cyclone atlDonnell'
drug tore.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mch25-tf
Clarke A Falk bare received a carload
of the celebrated James E. Patton
trietly pure liquid paints.
G. II. Appleton, justice of peace,
Clarksburg, X. J., ay. "DeWilt'
Little Early Riser are the best pill
made for constipation. We use no
others." Oaickly cures all liver and
bowei troubles.
SATURDAY. JANUARY
i -i
, . j ' IS THE CIRCT'IT COCRT OF THE sTATi
The Great STEEL and MALLEA- r':;:-:':
BLE IRON
jWajestie
Are MADE TO LAST A LIFETIME, and are
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED.
"Remember that we are selling the same from
$45.00 to $60.00
i
Whieh is a saving to our
over price charged b' peddlers for inferior ranges.
Write for pamphlet, "Majestic Evidence."
JWflYS
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
A Splendid Assortment of Choice Garden. Grass and
Vegetable
SEEDS IN .BULK.
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Seed Wheat, Seed Oats,
Seed Rye, Seed Barley,
Seed Buckwheat, Seed Corn
King Philip Corn,
Stowell's Evergreen Corn,
Early Minnesota Corn,
Kaffir Com, Egyptian Corn,
A magnificent stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, all of
which will be cold at close prices for CASH at the Feed, Seed
and Grocery Store of
J. H. CROSS.
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
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C. J. STUBLING
Wholesale
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Agency for the Qreate American Liquor
Yellowstone Sour Mash Whiskey.
WHISZEt from $2 5 to'00 per talloo'rjTSTFyrars oid.7"
IMPORTED 00GHA0 from $7.00 to 112.00 per MllonTlU to 20 year old.'
I'AbHUttfliA UKA JIUILa frm 3.25
ONLY THE PUREST LIQUORS SOLD.
OLYMPIA BEER on draught, and Val
Imported Ale and Porter.
JOBBERS IN IMPORTED and
DOMESTIC CIGARS.
Subscribe for the Chronicle.
Advertise in the Chronicle.
27, 1600.
il -i ...... sal QVoi-tflT'c, Cl
RANGES,
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customers of from $15 to 25
& CFJOOIE.
SEEDS.
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White Hominy Corn.
Early Rose Potatoes,
Burbarjk Potatoes,
Spring Vetches,
Brome Grass,
Cheap Chicken Wheat,
Poultry Food, Bee Supplies.
SEEDS.
The
The
Dallas,
Chronicle,
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Job Printers.
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and Retail
to fetO per gallon.
(4 to 11 year old.'
Blats and Olympm Beer In bottle
p Me! neniy, at administrator of (he etuiu
Poiuip Biogaii, deceased, Y Uintitf,
vs.
N. W. Wallace and 8. T. Wallara. Defendant.
i By virtue of an nec-utii.n, drerve and order
? ! sale, duly issued out of and under the tm 2
h I tbe circuit court ol lh stata of orexon. f.. ...
J : cmuty ol VVaaei, to me directed and dsudua
, ' 2U day ol Novembr, upon a d ree tZ
i tu foreclosure of a cvrtain anoriritre, in Uvnrol
' 1 plaintiff and against said deiendanu, mid moT
, ) inem renaereu buu ramw in sam court In la.
k t sboveeiitiuol cause, in lavor
f plaiutiiT at
t ; affdinst tbe deffutUut N. W. VlUo?. a in.i-
I - ... M.t.t. ,m i tha taa eJ .....
! tbiny two aud 22 100 dollnrs UltXZi. ") with !
teret tbereon fiom the f-Ih day of tkpteruber
st I he rate of teu lie per cent tr sunns' '
I snd the lut trier sum of one hundred dtisri
i HJ'aattorneeeandlhe farther sumnftliirn '
' aud m-Vj dollars itJu ju and the costs of sua u
k ! on this writ, and eomuiaudius; me to make uj, r
of the real property errorsccu in suen an-n-e .
foreclosure sud hereinafter doscriiad: Mid fc.
i cieeand juc;meiit haTiUft been rendere-1 tut
J entered on the 2ilh dsy of Uchlr, !!, I wm 1
3 on the third day of Jstiuarj, lsJ, at the hour .
i 1 o'clock in the afternoon of said d and st the '
J , front d-mr of tbe county court house, lu li.i,
3 Citv, Wasco county, Oregon, sol. at public r
i suction to the highest bidder fur cash i '
hsud all the nitnt, tme ana lnicreM wMet
the di-fen-isnts.S. W. Wallace and a. f. W sllsra,
or either of them, had on the Atb ds; of Sep
tember 1KD, the date of tbe mortgage furerloMii
herein, or a hlen fcsm aeienaanu or any o( iht
defendants be ein, have since acquired or not '
hare In and to the following described r-sl pros. -erty,
situsted aud being In Wasco county, o
gon, to-wit: The southe t quarter of the soath.
wwt quarter, the soulh ha.f of tbe southesit
quarter, and tbe northeast quarter of the south
east quarter of section twenty -eight,in townshis .
seven south, of range seventeen east, Willamette ;
Meridian, ontaiuing ltt) acres, or so murhtf '
said property as will satisfy said judgment taa
decree, with costs snd accruing costs.
bsid (ropert will be sold subject toconflnu-
tion and redemption as by law provided. .
Dated at Dulles City, Wasco county, Oregon, :
this 2sth day of November, i9.
ROBKRT KELLY, '
decMi EbcrifT of Wasco County, orejoa.
XOTICE.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. '
J. H. 'ergue4n, administrator of tiie esuteot -I.ydiaA.
Richardson, decease I, in pursuance ol
an ordtf of the Honorable County Court of tat
Swte of Oregon for Wasco county, dulyissd?
and entered on the 4th day of Jannaty, Ifui, will
from and after the l'.th day of yebruary, 140 .
proceed to sell at private saie for cash in hand,
all of tbe follow ing described real estate, bt-l.-nt
ing to the estate of said Lvdia A. f icharilnm,
deceased, to-wit: r
The northwest quarter oi the southwest qust
ter, and south ball of the northwest qnaiter sn
the southwest quarter of the northeast qusrto
of section three ( !) in township four (t) south it
range thirteen (1:) east f the Willamette merie
ian, in Wasco county, Oregon; also that certsi
piece or parcel of land particularly bounded aiy
described as follows: Commencing J4 rods ai
ll'i ieet west of the southeast corner of tt
southwest quarter of section three (S. in towi
ship four (-1, soulh of range thirteen (IS) east a
the Willamette meridian iu Wasco county. Or
gon, aud running thence north one-halt mile
thence wet iO rods and 4'j Ieet: thence snuti
one halt mile, and thence east 59 rods and 4.
feet to the j.lace of beginning: save and except
therefrom four lota in Richardson's Addition
the Town of Tygh, which has been heretofnn
sold and conreVed; tbe tract above described is '
eluding allot said Richardson' Addition to thi
Town of Tvgh, as laid out and platted and re '
corded in tue Records of Deeds for Warn
county. Oregon, said real estate above describe
containing .'10 acres, more or less. ,
Any person desiring nformation with referena
to said real estate should call on or addres men
Junction city, Oregon, or my attorneys, Duftn
it Menefee, at The Dulles, Oregon.
Dated this 12th day of January, 190).
J. 8. FERGCESOV.
Adirinistrator of the Estate of Lyuia A. Rich
ardson, deceased.
Dirt A MaNtraa,
Attorneys for Administrator. l;ijao'
SUMMONS.
IX TflE CIRf TIT f OI RT OF THE STAT!
of Oregon, for the County of Wasco.
Belle McGrcevy, plaltiUT,
vs.
Tho.aas Mctjreevy, defendant .
To Thomas McGreevy, defendant:
In the Name of the State of Oregon, You as
hereby required to appear and answer the cos; .
plaint filed sgainst you in the abovV eiitil1
suit wlihin ten days from the date of the srrvl
of this Summons upon vou, if served withtt
this County; or if served within any othe
County of this ritate, then within twenty ds?
from the date of the service of this Buuimoo
upon you: or if served upon you by publirstiti
thereof, then on or before the. Inst dv of It
time prescribed in the order for piibliciiliw
to-wit. on or before six weeks Irora the date .
the hint pubilratlpn hereof: and if you fall
answer, for want there.. I the plaintiff s
apply to the Court for the relief prnie.1 I
in her complaint, to- It, that the marriave e
tract now existing between pUlnlirt ami i
frndant be forever dissolved and that plsint
beawsrded the exclusive cust.slv ot the mil
children of plainiitf and defendant.
This Summons is served upon you by ptiMto
tlon thereof, pursuant to the order of said l
cult Court, made and entered on the luth .lar-i
January, re.(ulring the publication here.
ir six eonecntlve weeks, commencing JaiiOL"
JU, lutJ, the dute ol the tirst publication.
HI' XT I. Mi TON A WHJtoN. "
jan 20 it Attorneys for I'ltinlK '
Executor's Notice.
Notice la hereby given that the cotintv cot ;'
of the state of Oregon for Wasco cou'ntr. i!
probste. has duly Issued letters tcUmentiryi
the undersigned as the executor named In r
last will and testament of ( aleb Hroots, r
ceased, and to administer upon the estale ot t
said deceased. All persons having clsir
against said estate are required to pn-enl t
same to me at the law orhea of Condon A r
don. In Dalles City. Oregon, with proper vooc
ers. within six months from this data.
December 'it, 1mm).
ROLANDO O. BROOKS,
Executor of the estate of Caleb Brooks.
ceased. Her'
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. ',
Notice la hereby given that the nnd-rslfW
hss been appointed by the rouiity eotirt ot
state of Oregon, for Wasco county, admlntumtt1
of the estate of An tone Jerome, decaased-
persons having claim against said euat
nerhy notilicd to present them to ate at
oflica In The Dalle, or., within lx moi
from the data hereof.
Dated December U, 1S0J.
F. F. UllloNS.
teellt . Administrator
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOriCF.
Notice la hereby given that the undetilr
has been apnointed by the eountv court, ol
sta'e of Oregon. f.w Wasco county, a linlnl'triP
of tt estate of Patrick Brown, decos-l.
persons having claims against said estst
hereby notified to present said claims, pros'
Termed, to me at the omca of a.miott A wL
In lall city, Ore , within six mouth (rmaw
dale hereof.
Dated January 2.1, VX.
, DELIA C. BROWJf,
Jan27ll Adminl-trst'
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATItN.
(Isolated Tract ) Pnbllc Land Pals.
I axd Ornr at Tnb Dsmis, Osr-iofi
. . Jan. a. l''. '
nonce is l.er. by given that In put"n '
Instructions from lt commissioner of th f
eral land omre, tinder authmlly vested In H'
' " iion u. st. Kev. tttat., aa anicn'.'-"
Itieart Of SUIIMM . .. V.KniarV I
wa will pr.sve.l in nller at nubile sale on "f1"
day. the ITth day of February next, at !
of loo'cl..k.. m. at I Ills .fflra, the (olll!'
tract of land, to- It: ,
7 Xi'X L ' IMl k'" and t, . a, T. I
l. a,., W. M.
any and all person claiming adversely -;
above des.rllK. land are advised '
Plal HI, in fhla i.lfLM ... hm itur h"'
le.inst-d lor the.co.nin.'ii.Tment of snd
otherwise their rihts will be forfeit".!.
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