THE DALLES WEEKLT CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 14, 1900.
FKOrLB IOC ALL !
F. A. Yoan it In from P.id.
E. S. Wilson it re'-trei at the Un-a-tilU
(roan Grants.
i
ffiw),'
'
W. II. Bit ems down from
yesterday aiieroooo
t r.--; ..trf In Port a! OB
Tettetdaj's afternoon train,
. .
Geo. Patterson, tO eance cp iroai temfoi intirvnti-'ii".""('-"v - i
Por!aol Utt night, left this morning for j wl j ia ntor, years, if ealtiTaiwn if con-. .
Aotelope. : tioned. miae ber a wonderful tinker. j
Hon. E. L. FreV.anl c:e op frotn i xte preaidici elder, Rer. EbU 'r-j FisrosT. Ky.. Feb. 15.-Tla morn
Portland last bibt on tit ay to : 0r k. r unable to 11 Ma appoint-' j0, lf,; iTom London brought to Frank
Henpner. ! men's in other loans oo accent of the' ft , number of Republican members
Mrt. L. E. MUihck .L"!t? JV i pre.a ecce of im.i, remained in tha 0f the leg'atcre. Only a few absentee
fhlulT.. W etTcrer Sunday, and preached torn very were sported when tbe teseiona were
w "f ''Vi I jheAa-eloceBer I f a"'c ia th" nrg, eUrd In the capital building at noon,
M t romifaat pl.c yeerday, : Ptor ccoPyir,f the polpit in the eren-; and ,LeSe are expected to arnra later in
and' i.l tpenl a week in The L'al.ee. j io. the day. Nothing bat been beard from
Mr. and Mrt. Lem Bargw. who bare ! Eter since tit arrival in oor city Rev. LooUvia at to whether tbe Democratic
been tpendio a fewdatt in Ti-e I:;e. j U. F. Hawk bat urged opon Lit neni- ; njeajbert of the legislature will adjonrn
left thit woraiLt Ut th;r hoa.e at An- i beT tht Becfrft;tT of awakecirg in the their eeetion to Frankfort, hot tbe Re-lel;P-
!fop of The Da'.'.ra a chorcb-'cg pabilcan appear confident that action
Wa'iace MtCroaat, tn of P'jrt'and'a tp-ir-ltt ,Dj ictiMing that eicb chorch in i (q uien.
beat known attorneys arnre-f y:erdav . . . rTam.. .TerT Son. j
IKIVJVU 1 1 u. . &h - - '
aoormrc for th metropo:;t.
A. H. Concor, who trt been an ean
ve in tte O. E. 4 S. esEce at Port-
i.n.) -r tin 1mm iht !'. on Xo. 4
Utt n.gbt, !eicg on Xo 2 for fttarbeck,
rTff jtodar.aod toll of hit eiperiecce in mia-
f (i ce t jere. tionary work along that line tince com-
JV,ofc "JV'Mng to Ttw Dalle.. ParticoiarW did be
nee. Mr. Docohoe it not very favor
ably impreted with the condition of oar
teeu. Lfit in ttat mpect te wsil nd
a tamwr OI Uti.e. people man gtrr-:
with bis
If vuUv t IwT.
E. S. Pratt, of Wamic, it ii town to
day. J. W. Mre cam in
yesterday.
J. L. Rxfcard. aai E
in from Boyd.
from Nanseoe
v. 3i.er are
Tayr Hi!!, of Pricevill, is reristered !
at th l.'oialilla. j
H.P. Moore, of Chicken Spring, i,
doing taficet in town today.
Fred BroBtoa went down to White
Salmon on this mormci't boat.
F.S.JonMnm. in from hi. ranch !
near Sherart Bridg vesterday. I
Mr,. S T). Hn. !?t on the boat
thia morrioz for a vitit in Portland.
f rs. S. Harris and daughter, Zeporah,
returned Saturday night from Portland.
Frank Bz'.ey arrived yesterdav from
Slieslou. Wub., to attend the funeral of
hit mother.
Chat. Clarke came op from Hood
Eiver atorday nigbt, and returned
this morning.
D. L. Cates is op from the Lookt to
day doing basinet and meeticg bit
many frirn lt here.
Mr. and Mrt E. E. Hinton, of lUke
ovrn, who have tpent a few dayt in the
city, left today for Portland.
Mr. A. . MacAlliste' and Mrs. V.
A. Jot nIon were returning paisengers
from tbe metropolis Saturday.
A. g. Blowers, E. S. Oiinjer and
Clyde Bonney are Hood Eiverites in
town today, having come op last night.
Miss Ethel W. Grubbt is in the nly
from Portland, and will remain a few
weeks, tbe guest of Mr.. Smith French.
Mr. Emory Oliver and little eon were
ap from Portland visiting her parent,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E.fcjlvester, yesterday.
Vr. and Mrs. Frank EuflTner and
family left on the boat this morning for
Portland, where they will make their
borne.
Evangelist Ford, whoa few rears since
conducted a series of meetings in the
Methodist church here, spent yesterday
in town.
Prof. Troy Shelly, of Hood Eiver. who
recently returned from an overland trip
to California, spent yetterday and today
In Th Dalles.
Mrs. Eobt. Mayt, Jr., and Mrt. Frank
Bointnerville arrived Hatorday night
from Portland and will remain lew
dayt with relatives in tbia city.
Mrt. M. Real of Vaneonver, and her
brother, Wilson Pmith, of Condon, ar
rived fiaturdty from lleir respective
hornet to attend the foneral tf thair
grandmother, Mrs. M.J. Beezley,
Tiewlar s Daily.
E. I). Butte is In from Boyd today.
G. H. Baker is over from Goldendale.
W
city.
Ido lirigtiam, of Dofiir, is in the
J. P. and G. I
M'jsier.
Carroll are np from
Henrv A. S'rbriM. t.l W.rtd Yuu;,.,a u
registert.l at the 1,'matillH tMlay.
Mrs. A. Henderson, who was up from
V bile S Imoti vii'iiii Sir. T. Iltnlum,
returueil home yestenlnv imiriiing.
... .... , '
Mi-s K.Iib Fisher, haviniripent several
dayj with lir pnretiis lu re, returned
yetenl.iy afiTi.on tu her nhool duties
at Portland.
noii v
Near Hi
ln's city, this rnorninif, l'eb. nth,
id Mro. J. A. Fleck, a son.
to Mr. a i
1)1 ,!.
Attlm homo of his brother, Jacob
Obrist, mi I)iit, l, Fiat, n'. 2 o'clock, F'ri-
ur, roriiary jiii, I fias. Ubrit
years, 8 mos. and ii
Bye ii
Deceased leaves five children C. E.
Christ, of Th I)tlle-, and two sons and
twod.iinilit.-rs in St. Imis, Mo.
Funeral to. k plsca this afternoon from
tba residence of Jacob O'irist on Dutch
F tat.
At the Methixllst i Imr.li.
Monday's Mally.
For several weeks pist Mrs. E. J.
Collins has had in training a number of
boys, who have formed a choir and will
render selections eich Sunday at the
Methodist church. Yesterday bo h
morning and evening their voices were
heard In sacred songs, and the sweet,
nest of their tonet was most pleasant to
liear, some of them having .plendid
Alttoh tavini aidTUkM
c inj. v ivft i m i
hn the K-le-atore wh'cb it r: -'!
atJ'iieoc to Itir tr.esa aaJ the gaJ
Lieh U.t toy rie tfcerefroa..
At it nijht's service Miee Myrtle
Lort. of Portland. rn!erJ a U-aalifal
k.'n TntiitT. H:M snori
Las a re-.
i nuariaUe TOtee Ijc c yootf a sister, r
'. . ... . ... -kt-h'
dar. Lt n'iht be took for bit totjert
. Itheexcatet ma-Jety varioct one in -
' vi'ed to the icarruge feat, at related
' in t- Srr, r,i i r. Ko!r?in ur-oo it.
' te tpj,;;e.j te text to the conditions of
I orze npon the voong people the neces-
' tlj of attending pablie worship and ob-
uiniCj the tvy rKeiTed thereby.
OSircrs Threatened.
'Back of Hood River there are a few
rather lawless people," remarked Game
Warden Qiimby thia morning. Mr.
Qnimby bat jast retnrnel from The
Dalle, where be wat investigating (oiae
alleged violations of the game law.
"Tb people." continued the official,
"are very impudent and tay that it it
not bealthy for a gam officer to go in
there. There :s a parly of men who
b"e ki!1!n 'k- nd a deputy Is
now upon their trail who will continue
Investigation., despite the threats of
the toagf.s of that locality. It is con
tended that thev simply kill the eik for
food, but thee animals are protected by
law for the next ten years, and cannot
be killed f r food or for any other pur
pose. I have Informed my deputy not
to file information unless be has positive
proof whereby a conviction can be
secured, for the reaon that the people
there will not give away on one another.
It would be a aaelees expense to cause
arrest', un!es we had them 'dead to
rights," for otherwise it would simply
r in np ao unnecessary bill of costs. As
soon as proper evidence is secured, how
ever, the culprit will be prosecuted to
the finish.
"A gentleman told me that near
Prinetiile prairie chickens are more
plentiful than in many years, although
it it suspected that hunters from Port
lank take flying trips after these birds."
Telegram.
Adtertlaert Letters.
Following is the list of letter remain
ing in the post office at The Dulles un
called for February 10, 1900. Persons
calling for tbe same will give date on
which they were advertised :
GEXTI.KME.V.
Armstrong. Peter Armstrong. Harry
Atkinson, J. T. Biurling, Franz
Campbell, Mr.G.C. Cummins, W. A.
Dermilter, Ieo Ferguson, Willard
Green, Robert Helm, E. W.
Jordon, C. P. McXary, Mac
Meater, Frank McLean, John
McMtnus, Jas. McFadyer, Doneld
MacXeil Corporal Rinir, Mr.
Patterson, Win. Pmith, M. A.
Smith, Otto fchaw, Elton
Kpalihger, Werner Smith, Martin
Schudar, Adolph Stewart, I). T.
Sirhndar, Francis West, J. C'
Webb, C. 8. Yates, It.
I. AIMEH.
Burns, Minnie Clark, Mrs. Neal
Klanls, Lettie Hector, Mniie
llamilun, Mrs. J. Liuglilin, Kniie
Norman, Mrs.C.M. Smith, Edna
II. II. Eiwijxli., P. M
Acker's
VCJ v vl L.I I V?
j ,, ,, LX ., , , , ,
i About two miles from Va"nr, Mich.,
J where I keep a drug store, lives Mrs. T. il.
limit, h lie was very
! hii lt and hopeless V' V'ji
(with roiiMiinptjoii.
j 1 watched her raw iv2W
' with int-rc.-t nt'tiT
I"'1" '"'K'"1 tnkinR V, tV i.)
, Ackers i.nglish (A - JT,
Heuicly for ( on- Ji i K
t-iiniiition, because
Ilia.lliear'No
rriiirh about
iu wonderful JffTZ''.
cures. ell. .V - '
sir pcrliuM -'ll'-.-sriV-X
ioulit it, but
illSV4el i
Willi my own
eyes 1 saw tbis woninn set vm'II niul Mrone
on tloit rctiuily. In a very short time tl
coinrli Mopiu-il, licr luii)is were healol tip,
the .orcms wintnway. anil s.he Ipi (.-iii tak
inii on flih. HI10 hcrclf ioiil: ' Mr. IlnlLnnl,
I owe my life to Acker's KiikIMi Jiimcdy.
n is a ccnain cure. 111 ai. urali
nrgliborhood her recovery has orcuM.mnJ
much comment, ox you cn easily under, j
Mend. Her caae sun one where evervbods
thought it was only n qiu-tion of a little
while until she U'niM die. J feci It a duty
ai a druirjzit to "rite this letter, so that there
need be no more deal lis from consumption."
(Signed) K. A. IIi i.l ARD, Vassar, Mich.
K.ld at 2.V., floe, ond 1 a bottle, throughout
the I luted States and Canada; and in Kngr
land, at Is. 2d., 2s. 3-1., 4s. fid. If you are not
satisfied ufter buying, return tho bottle to
your drugifist, and get your money back.
HV nnlhnriu th. abort, guarant'e.
W. 1L UOOKtH it CO., ITivrietur,, JSw York.
fOR 8AI.R BY
Blakeley & HoTighton.
a'MAU HIIIPT
IN KENTUCKY'?
Ut Ktr.oblicaa are Back in Frank-
ia leuistiile.
! LorinviLLa, Ky., Feb. 12. Although
j the protocol w at not tigned, there it a
. troce in the fight for the ttate officet to
await action bv the eoorta. Both lioatet
of the legislature met again at the coart-
boose to-day.
When the hooee convened a concurrent
j reflation which bad pined tbe senate
j wat presented, calling opon Taylor to at
once withdraw tbe militia and force of
armed men which he has gathered about
bim in the state house and surrender
the executive offices to Beckham, the
lawful governor. Under th role the
resolution went over for on day.
WOMAN WORE
MAN'S CLOTHING
Troth Cane Out After Her Arrest on
Charge of Robbery.
Paloihb, Feb. 10. B. M. Deatherage,
city marshal of Oakesdale, wat in Pa
louse last night on the way home from
Moscow, where he had been on a peculiar
chase after what he supposed to be the
youDg thief who is charged with stealing
$1490 from a woman in Spokane, but
w ho proved to be a woman dressed In
man's clothing. The woman visited
Oakesdale on Thursday evening, and
spent the night in a hotel. In appear
ance and dress she resembled a young
man or youth, and her suspicious actions
attracted attention. The woman was
traveling on horseback, riding astride,
and dressed in trousers, sweater and a
coat. She left Oakesdale early Friday
morning ami started south. Marehal
Deatherage learned of the peculiar ac
tions of the supposed young man and
started in pursuit. He traced her to
Palouse and thence toward Moecow. She
wat overtaken (our miles tbia side of
the latter town and placed under arrest
on a charge of robbery. She convinced
Deatherage of her tex and was released.
The woman, who was about thirty-five
years old, made no explanation of ber
strange masquerade, and when released
rode on toward Moscow.
NOTICE.
To the SetlUrt on the "Overlap of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company:
Tbe Eastern Oregon Land Company
hereby desires to give notice to all con
cerned, at follows :
That at the October term, 1899, of the
supreme court of the United States, the
cases of the Eastern Oregon Land Com
pany against E. I. Mesninger and John
D. Wilcox were decided January 8, l'.lOO)
in favor of this company; that any
further question as to tho title to the
lands included in the grant to the Dalles
Military Road Company, is Thereby
finally settled.
This controversy forced upon the com
pany through the ruling of the interior
department of the government, has been
long and expensive, both to the settlers
and the company, and has worked a
serious injury to all. We have under
stood that there Is as is quite natural
some anxiety prevalent as to the policy
mat trie company intends to pursue.
In response to this feeling, we hereby
decUre that it is our purpose to do
exactly right to adopt and cany out a
policy that will afford no fair or honest
man the slightest pretext upon which to
found a grievance. No man who wants
to treat tba company with justice, or
who desire to respect the laws if the
l.irol, shall have cau-e for complaint.
j The Eastern Oregon Land Company
J will make no nnj :l exactions or do
I mauds upon settlers who have hereto-
I fore filed noon tbe land", but will di n! I
! 8 humane anil liberal piii
t with all 1
,l"','t " orrespon
in 2 1
"s K"t;d offices to secure, through Ok
! iron's renrcsirit:it ives anil Ibe rninnttiiv'a
airents in Waehincton, to rnch ol the
(ettlers aa may lie entitle. I thereto under i
the law a reimbursement of f.ni 1
moneys heretofore paid liy thetu to the!
K ivernment ; and if to that end addi
tional legislation is necessary, vie vtil
exrt our heat endeavors to promote it.
Our agent in Oregon. Mr (i. VV. Mc-
Near, has been instructed that In his
intercourse with the settlers and in the
adjustment of the hnsiness relations
with them, the pt inn pals set forth here
in are to be absolutely observed.
Youra respectfully,
P. I). Marti.
President Eastern Oregon Land Co.
Spain's Greatest Neeit.
Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends hit winters at Aiken, 8. C.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains in
the back of his head. On using Electric
Bitters, America's greatest Blood and!
Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left bim.
J mji this grand medicine it tt hit
, eoantry Deed. All America know! that
core lire and kidney trouble, part-
firt the blood, to net np the ttomacb,
: ttrengthent the nervee, pota vim, vigor
I and new life into every mas, nerve
j and organ of tba body. If weak, tired
ceeu
it. Every bottle
cent. Sold by
! J
Blakeley A Hooghton, draggiita.
Victok, Feb. 12, 19.
Editor Cnaosu li :
Tba weather it fin her now. Alnmet
everyone it plowing. Tbe late freeie in
jured tbe grain bot little, and ttock
lookt well.
Victor 'a ball bat been transformed in
to thoe tbop, C. C. Dickent, who it
good band at tbat work, having ttarted
in bofioett there.
Tbe mayor of Victor bat decided to
farm tbit year and will ra'.ae 400 tack of
wheat.
H. Peterson baa left tba Flat and
rented bit place to W. Tabot.
Postniaater A. F. Evick bat a good
, grocery ttore, and it is taid be it look
ing out for a she male clerk, for he'.
afraid hi. present clerk will leave him.
The postoffice it well fitted op and has
glasa front.
We have no smallpox here at yet, and
tbe health of tbe people on an average
is very good.
Ed Bothwell and A. C. Martin have
gone to Tbe Dalle to act a jurors at
thit term of court. Victok.
teachers' EiamloatloB for Ftate Papers.
Notice is hereby given that tbe coooty
superintendent of Wasco county will
hold tbe regular examination of appli
cants for state paper at theeourt boose,
In Tbe Dalles, Oregon, on February 14,
15, 16 and 17, as follows :
Commencing Wednesday, Feb. 14, at
9 o'clock a. in., and continuing ontil
Saturday, Feb. 17, at 4 o'clock.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, bookkeeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, English literature,
psychology.
C. L. Gilbert,
5 tJ County Superintendent.
Coming of Popular f lay.
If the company presenting the piece
is np to the claims made for it tbe
season will offer nothing better than the
production in this city Thursday even
ing of J. M. Barrie's celebrated story a in
dramatized form, "Tbe Little Minister."
It is tbe author's own stage version of
the novel and Charles Frohman in bis
long and most successful career, never
offered to tbe patrons of his New York
theater a more popular attraction than
"The Little Minister" proyed to be last
season. The quaint people of Thrums
were taken right into the public', good
graces and they have continued to grow
in favor thereuntil today there It not a
more popular body ot people in America
than the Scotch folks who help Gavin
Dishart tell the story of bow Lady
Babbie won the parish preacher, gince
leavin? New York, although Maude
Adams and her capable support do not
appear In it, at least in this part of the
country, the play has caught on just as
firmly. Newspaper reports indicate
tbat it has been presented to standing
room only houses nearly everywhere.
The play is given to nt here by Mr.
Frvhman and we are promised that it
will be produced by a company of capa
ble actors and be in every way complete.
Grace Heyer, a young woman who in
the past few years has gained consider
able prominence in the proieeeion, playe
Lady Bahble. She is supported by a
company numbering nearly twenty
people.
For Sale.
Complete entertainment outfit, con
sisting of high grade magic lantern, w ith
views on Ppanieh-American war and
new talking machine with 0 records.
Made .'100 clear ,ier month last fall.
Iieaeon for selling owner ill. Call op
posite United Brelliern church on the
hill or addreej Virgil E (iie;'i.i. The
-''I'I'S. .JanLlMmo
Horses fur Sale.
Thirty head of eood hore,
from 1100 to 1 100 lb". To b.i
weiifht
ceti at
J.tcoh Mi Il-ynold's plac, I") miles ea-t
froin The Dalles. Fur f irther piuticn
I rs address,
Htu.m iie Iii:o.,
jii'-M m
Cur
Tbe I.ialles, Or.
Ilrnriarb Oiilrklr.
Baldwin's spaiklii g fflervescent Cel- ! J
ery Bona, a Harmless and ttlei -live cure I 5
for headache, nervousness, sleefdess ness,
brain fatigue. 10 and M cents. Sold
hy Clarke A Falk, drinrgists. jtri24 6
Cash In Inor Checks.
All conntv warrants registererl prior
to June 3, 18QU, will he paid at my
office. Interest ceases after February. 2
I'OO. C. L. Phillips, '
Conntv Treasurer.
W. 8. Philpot, Albany, Ga., says,
"DeWitt'a Little Early Itisers did me
moMjtood than any pills I ever took."
The famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness and liver and bowel troubles.
uritr
mm
viae treiDCLB.
Aaaiva
Fu.
Mall Worm, (hum, KB- Meil
11 W.m. ms iitr. ct. Luuis.- i:56 m
Chieaeo and Eul j
Spokane Walla Walla, gpoksne.j Bpokana
tljT Minneapolis. PL fsal, Fljer.
7 Oi p. m. i 1 n t h, Milwaaxce,, S:a. at
C aleac o and fcasl. j
I p. sa. "
Faoa Pommn. I
I Oram Steamsaipa-
I For 8D Francisco
Ueeemter i. s. U. IS. 3;
! and . j
7 I
Sp. m. 4 p. n.
Ez.eundar Colombia Rv. Steamers. Il.suudsJ
To AsroaiA and Wajn
Saturday , luaingi. ;
10 p. ni. j j
j .
a.m. ; WrLLarrr( Ritib. I 430 p.m.
El.ouudsjr Oivrop ( itr, Newber. , Ki.ounday
-s t.T) at War Lead
r i
a. m, l 1U.1MTTH iD V iJ S: J m.
Toes, Thar. mux Kiraas. ilon.,Wel
and fat. , urceun City, burton,: and Fri.
and Way-Iiidings. j
C a. m. WitXaHrrrx kivia. j 4 30 p. m.
Tue..Thar, Portland to Corvallir 1 Mon. Wed
and Bat. and W ay-Landings. and Friday
j
Bvixa Rivib. Lbavb
Lv Ft i parts Riparia to Lewlston. Lxwistom
daily daily
1.2J a. m. m.
Parties dextrine to ro to Bennner should
Uke No. 4, learinf Ibe Iialles at 7:05 p. m
making direct connections at Hettnner iunction
Returning maktnedirectconnecuon at Hennner
junction witn ao. i, arriving at ine Dalles al
A. DO It III.
No. , throuEtat freight, east bound, does not
carry passengers; arrivee l.'M a. in., departs
8 50 s. in.
xo. 'li, local freight, carries passengers, east
bound; arrives 4 : p. m., depsrts X:la p. ro.
So. 21, west bound through freight, does not
carry passengers; arrives b:15 p ni., departs
No. ii, wet bound local freight, carries pas
sengers; arrives 5:16 p. m., departs 8:30 a. m.
For full particulars call on O. K. A N. Co.'s
gent The dalles, or address
W. II. HCRI.BURT,
Gen Pas. Aat, Portland, Or,
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
or THB
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at Portland
r ov
press,
I burg,
OVERLAND EX-1
Balem. Rose-
i
Ashland. 8ac-
7:00 P. M.
J ramento, Ogden,8au I
frannlun VI. J
8:15 A. M.
I -OS Angeles, El Paso, i
New Orleans and I
East I
'8:30 A. M.
Koseburg and wsy sta
tions
4:30 P. It
Dally
except
8undays.
is woodbura for
MLAngel, 81 1 Tor ton,
West Sclo, Browns
Tille.SpringDeld and
Natron
Dally
except
Sundays
17:30 A. M
(Corrallis and
rstations
wayj
5.50 P.M.
INDEPENDENCE PASSENGER. Express train
Daily (except Hunday).
:90p.ra. cLt Portland ...Ar.) 8:28a. m
v :J p. m. Ai..McMinnville..Lr. 6:40
8:3U p. in.
Ar..independeace..LT. 4:
i:60a. m
Daily. fDauy, except bunany,
DINING CARS ON OODKN ROUTK.
PDLLMAN BDFFKT 8LFEPERS
AND SECOND-CLASS -BLEEPING CARb
Attached to all Through Trains.
Direct connection at Kan Krancfacn with rw-i
dental and Oriental and Pacilic mall steamship
Hues for JAPAN and CHINA. Sailing dates on
Kates and tickets to Eastern points and Eu-
roiie. Also japan, china, Honolulu ant
AC'STRAIJA.
All shove trsins arrive at and depart fron
Grand Central Station. Fifth and Irving streets
. YAMHILL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jellerson street
Leave for Hheridsn, week days, t 4:30 p. m
Arrive at Portland, 11:30 a. m.
Iave for AIRI.IE on Mondsy, Wednesday and
Frirtay at H.XT, a. m. Arrive at Portland, Tues
day , Thursday and Saturday tt 3:05 p. m.
Exwpt Sunday. Kxccii Saturday.
R. KcK-.lER, , II. MARKIHM,
vlnna.iT. Asst. (j. F. A Psss. At
Through Ticket Ofllcc, l.'M Third street, whers
through tickets to all points in the F.astJ-m
St:tt-B. Cannda and Europe can be obtained al
lowest rates from
or N.w,,EJAIioK!KKLA,,, TICkCtAen,
n
r.nMn ?
s-s 114 a w
BROS
GENERAL
1
1?;
s.
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; 5'
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liorscsiicers
4
Wagon and Carriage Work.
Fish Brothers' Wagon.
Third and TpffMn DVinnnirn i
s iuiia uuu uuuui-'lll, mUliClja 72
"MBM tSTkTiTi w ' w 1 - ,' r j y .TS.1T iw.T .1
ONE FOR A DOSE.
Ue Clarke Falk"s quinine hair tonic
10 keep dandrolTfroin the Leu I.
...AND...
NOTICE
of Applicttioa for Liquor License.
To A LL W ao It SI a T Cones t x :
Notice U betvby given that the niidTi-i
1. J V ihry, will st 10 oW in ii,T?JM
on Wednesday, the Tth lay oi Wsreh. 1
same Uring the n-gnlar Hanb 1-suirrm of T
sppiy to the t ounty Coon, of tb tt.t mV'11'
said, for such period as bis rwipt frotTu
C001.IT Treasoirr ol said enanty nisy esll fc?
lau u scuuuu hp, hhi ucenie, which hvii
E resent to Ine said County Court on said dsu Z
erwnsfter let forth. ".a
Dated this Mh day ol February, 1v()0
J-J.WILET.
FetltisB rr Llsjaar Ltecasa.
To tbe Honorable County Coort of the tate
Oregon, for the Coauty of Wasco: "
We, the undersigned residents and ktral rotsn
of Antelope Piecinct, in the County ot WiS
and tha state of Oregon, respectfully ptuwl
vonr honorable body to grant a license u J j
Wi;ey to sell pirituous. malt and vinous liqion
in les uuantities than one gallon in the tosotf
Shaniko, in said Anleiot prveinct, in the Cool
ty and state aforesaid, for such perbjd as his r.
ceipt from the county treasurer of said couuti
may Call for.
Jas McCarthy W Scoft D 3 Rhibee
J B fclder Wm Hull W C Purler
Wm liunley HoarardLoomla N A Cchmitt
D R KeiMiy K D saundera John Lanr,i
Alf Kelsay F V Dnna J W ThomMoa
ii W Kuter CWCUrk O Coriwtt
J Stevhenson Thos Collins Thos Brrsnt
AlnnxoTurner W M ilc srthy bam Biaaneat
C Molvnenx S P Gamble
B r woitiock
Ed Sheehsa
W E Dswsoo
bam Wort
hss Fortune
E C Diekerson
i A cratty
Jas Warrack
F A Lueddemsai
Frsnk Miller Frnt Miller
L O hsvuian G W Sinn
J O Wiltey D 8 Ryan
SB Miller R O Carland
T Henneghan J I Tunny
W Lewis John Mslone
J B Kelsay P Ilartv. ig
W if Davey E C Goodwin
T G Condon ,V J Kepier
J A Tilly J M Renter
A T Esping Koss Allen
Albert Button E J Glisan
W E Kemp
Geo Hiller
W H Prone
E D XIarliD Lem K Bedford Robert Oner
David Scott R J Pilkington F M Dial
J Mslone Jobn Phelps Patrick Cadina
v nai rrm Diaua o t cuuiuusuu u i nuweii
E J Grave Henry Dice F W Bilvertooth
1: Miller r. Casey Kerr 1-1 11 ley jK belh
J Thompson Chss Gsllsgber John Gallagher
FrankKincaid J W Scarlett Walter Condell
F H Borning George Condon John McLennss
j niank Geocoebrau 11 E Mckinna
Harry Adams Chss Greer H C Rooter
KrankNSpicer Frana Irvine Max Lueddemta
Mr. Miller J T Bennett i J Wiley
1 1 Finlayson
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Isolated Tract H-Public Land Sale.
Land Ornti at Thx Dallis, OaxooNi
Jan. 8. M (
Notice Is hereby given tbat in puisuanca ol
uitirucuons iroio me eomninoner o! tne v
eral land office, under authority vested in h'a
by section JUi U. S. Rev. etai., as amended by
the act of congress approved February St6,
we will proceed 10 oiler at public sale on eutut
day, tbe 17th day of February next, at the hoar
of 10 o'clock, a. m., at thia oliice, the Jollowiai
tract of land, to-wit:
' Ixjt l.See. J4;and lotsl and 2, Sec. 23, T. 1 X. E.
12 E., W. M.
Any and all persons claiming adverselv the
above descri bed lands are advised to hie "their
claims in this oliice on or before the duy above
designated for the commencement of said sale,
otnerwise tneir runts win oe lorleitcd.
JAY P. Lt C AS, Register,
01I3 PATTERSON, Receiver.
an 10 1
NOTICE FOil PUBLICATION.
V. 8. Land Office, at The Dai.lrs, Ore.,)
Kibki akt si, 1:100. I
Notice is hereby given thst tbe following
named settler has Hied notice of his Intention to
make final proof In support of bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
aim necciver at 1 ne Llaues. unwnn. on Mon.
day, March 2t, WOO, viz:
William C. Clark, of The Dalles, Or.
Homestead Entry No. 5271. for the SWU. section
11, township 1 south, range II east, W. M.
He names the folluwing witnesses to prove hit
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said laud, viz:
A lbert Turner, Charles Gosson . Charles Smith,
C. A. Gibson, all of lhe Dalles, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS,
'eb!4 i Register
PLEASE LOOK HERE.
WM. MICH ELL,
Undertaker
and Embalmer.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Rooms on Third Street,
One Block Back
of
French & Co.'s Bank.
PICTURES FRAMED.
ALL PRICES
AWAY DOWN.
0"C
'3W 33S OKJV 3W03
C. P. Stephens
...Dealer In...
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Cents' Furnishings.
Ilia.ts, Hhocs. Huts, Capj, N'otbma.
for W . L. Doug hi ftbo?.
Act.
T-'-tcrihonc No.
lit I Scentid Ht
Tbe Dim Or.
BLflKELEY & fiDGGflTII,
Wholesale and Retail
DKIST!
Carry tbe Largest Stock of
Drugs and Druggists' Sundries
In Eastern Oregon.
115 Second S rcet. THE DALLES
ii-Hii, malt and vinous liquors in k usnn "
than one gsikj, iu tlx town ol ebsniku i
..!.. m Ww.tur In Ih. aamm,- .