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THE DALLES, WASCO COUNTY, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1900.
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RESPONSIBLE
FOR THE ARRESTS
lid .Vol Know, However, Tu.it Any
Were M.ule Otitaide Slate liu'l
I'm Was a Necessity It Was Vol
The KchuIi of a Specific OrJcr, Hut
Was lur to Kctiiiremeiits of the
Occasion.
Waailisi. ion. March 5'!. Governor
triincnt ii c uitliiiie.1 his tcitlmony In
Coeiir d'Ah i iiiveatiwatiin t lnjr
i inU rro ' I imimxl by F.C. RolcMaoii
'tnruey lor tiit n pron i iiiiu it. cie
lie Governor tinted ItiMl II Mir SI rests
fce'e in i prior lo li.e w(ii r.i
roclatnatioii, it waa with Ida author
m mul approval, ami (cci.ii'H of lii
neral authority CtiU'l Fixrcnllvo uf
ie tali, llefoiti General Merriatn wen!
i tlii rrim uf disorder, the governor
ll a talk aithhltn, an. I told him to
bike null steps as were n-feasry to
ainlKill order. Whin further qoea
iifl at t.i Jul who as responsible fur
arreats, Mrimpnbt'rg said :
"1 K'Miine lliii reaporisibiliiy for every
rot in fdioahnne county by General
llerriam or any one else."
Il aeae.l II ha aaiumed tlila ra
oimnility in the case of a man brought
mi Montana, and amounting, it was
ged, to "kidnapping." Hennrnherg
anerrd that If It amounted to that, lie
l-ninrtl reionlhillty for ll.
t'lisirinan Hull at llilf point slated
4t ha I. ail rrtelved a letter from Adjn
lul-Gcneral (or bin saving that the war
'isrlmrnt was not In possession of lh
u il roll nl prisoner.. Tha governor
a nt on to tut if y llmt ha assumed re-
uisihility for any of the arrvata inailn
k Jr.iity outride the atat, althotith
t ltl not claim authority bayond the
olr. Hi- did not know that hia deixitlra
"If tlirna arrMta, but if they did, ha
ii tha rrapnnaib! cdlrlal.
Mr. Ii ilxTtfon ked If tha regular
Hi in whirli tlm Ko leral firlannxra
ra c.lilliied wa not at Moarow,
t' o. The governor din not know ol
'. The nn of Hi atnekada or bull
ii a not tha remit of any ecl(lc
li ra, hut waa due to the requireuienla
Hie ncraMon. A epmtrd conlroveray
ng (lie nifinhrra of the committee
iirri'd, whea Mr. Cheney, an attorney
k the ileft nae, Interpoaed an objection
iie of l!olertain'a iiuettlona. Kulr.er
erpored a vignroua proteit anainut
I j I'tiona from a private Co on re I. He
filed tha. ll had txciiue apparent
it a iiiKj irlty of the roi.-nulUee, throiiKh
attorney, waatrjlng to thlfl the re
'iKiniiilr. lie ilevlate.l that thl aaa
"outrage on the minority."
Hull replirt I that he retented the In
lutiun that the maj irlty represented
i'le or the other, and denied that
' mitjority had taken any mcli attitude
that angat ated by Sulrer.
ENTUCKIANS
ARE ON TRIAL
Hcl Waa Shot From Office of Secre
lary of State Flrat Shot Waa
From a Hi Me, Other Seemed to
He Pistol Shots.
P mNKroKT, Ky., March 23 Soventy-
" extra police ofNrere and deputy
"''If guarded the ontor entrance to
" foiirthonee today, while a file of
liera atood at the doora and paaaed
"'a ciedentlala of peraoni entering
p room. The canae of thit diaolav of
e waa the opening of the preliminary
M ff tha Ooebel aii.pecte. Tha
"ral public waa excluded. I-exlngton
1 Wincheater militia comnantet.
I1 ''! with Wlncheaturi, were teat tered
"gh the varioua rnomi.
P'"lge Moore convened court at 10
"k. Tha prleonere, the Republican
"lary of ttate, Caleb Towea, W. H.
'unand John Dayli. were broneht
0 Oie coarlroom an I took leatt by
rcounnel. Thaeo:nuonaltli wit-
failed, numbering forty.
Nergrant Golden waa not
Kx (lovurnor Brown read
agalnai I'owere, mlilili
ehurged i'ower with Itelng art accrtaory
to tlm mnrder of Ooebel. llrowu oked
for dlrmlaaal of the tlefendant on the
ground that tha warrant waa defective
in tint etntliiji that tha crime waa com
ndltv t in Franklin o.iunly and did not
ahow the oir'ne to have been committed
In Kentucky. Judge Moore overrulid
the ol 'lection to tlm form ol tlio warrant.
Warden I.lllard, of the Frankfort pen
Iti rilhiry, a the flrrt wltneaa aworn.
lie tt ftllie.l that he waa with J' U-i
a hen the latter way rhot. He walked
ahead of (i.xdnl and waa Junt en'.i iin,-
the date houra when thu almt aaa II red.
lie looked towaid the executive building
and taw that the K-cund window of the
e.irm-r room mat aiightiy rained. Ttiia
aat the ofjica of the eerrctary of tlile.
Ho thought the allot had been fired fiom
tlila room. Thero acre aeveral other
ihna, hot ha laid I hey did not come
fiom the lame place. The find ahot aaa
cvl lently from a rifle, while the otl.era
ti-emed t he from pintola.
CAPTAIN MAHAN HAS
PLEASED CANADIANS
Naval txpitt llelicvcs I nitcd Stjlcs and
Crcat llritain Should He Hound
Together by the Tica id Warmct
Friendship.
MoTKi:Ai.,Mitrch S3. Captain Mahan
la lo have the honorary degien of loctor
of I.ia entered upon him on April 3U
by McCiill iiniverailr. Tao Intereating
lettera finn Captain Mahan to I'rinclpul
I'ateraoit, are made public here. In one,
hu eaya :
"I am very glad to know that any ut
terance of mine ha given aatlafaction to
the people of Canada. At thit period of
the woild'l hirlorv, whatever tenda to
draw rlorer the ilea of kinahip l leen
the I'niled Statra end the Itritlrh Km
plre, whether In I'.a whole or iu ita part,
la a matter for congratulation. The re
nil of cordial mntunl uiidcratauJing la
lire to be reached, provided llumu of ue
ho realize the importance, rat) have
tho patience to bear ailli the extrava
gancra of opponenta on ono aide or thu
other."
In the ecuid letter he makea the fol
lowing obaervatlona on International
arbitration :
"I do not greatly Vu'.nu arbitration,
except in deciding pure matters of fact.
Ae regards the relations of the to
peoplea, you d i not dwell upon a hnt to
my mind la the crucial neresaiiy, name
ly, patience on the part oflho'ewho
think at we dt with the VuUlile,
prejudiced unthinking or malevolent
parts of tha Community. In a way,
tireat llritain neede thia more than we,
became your c tmpnratively homngene-
one people Unit ll haril to understand the
violent utterances and profesaiona of a
nation which baa not yet reached the
stage, even of Ix-ii g compo'ite, but is
imply heterogeneous with prejudices
often akin to the soil.
'In this the Irloh arn conp cnoua,
and en n tlie (iermnns do no! wholly
eacape, although, as Americana, they
have a higher and more Intelligent pa
triotism. lut if it is hard for tireat
llritain to bear, what la to thoe of u
who see the rlghteouanera and policy of
the state endangered by such folly and
malevolence as has Wen shown here
lately. There is but one thing pa
lience; faith as tha elements of future
undemanding between the K.ngliah-
eking peoples exist so they a HI pro
gress to perfection If only we are patient
In action and endurance."
Ilemarkahla Caraa nf Hhamnallam.
From Hi Vindicator, Rulherlonllun, N. 1'.
Tho editor of the Vindicator has bad
occasion to teat tha etllcacy of Chamber
Iain's Tain Halm twice with the iiiotd
remarkable results In each ease. First,
with rheumatism In the shoulder from
which he suffered excrnciating pain for
ten days, which was relieved with two
applications of 1'aln Halm, rubbing the
parts alHi.ted and realising Instant
benefit and entire relief In a very short
time, Fccind, In rheumatism In thigh
joint, almost prostrating Mm with severe
pain, which was relieved by two appli
cations, rubbing with the liniment on
retiring at night, and getting up free
from pain. For sale by lllakeley
Houghton.
rural Haarlacha Quickly.
Baldwin's sparkling effervescent Cel
ery Bode. A harmless and effective enre
for headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
brain fatigue. 10 and 25 cents. Bold
by Clarke A Falk, droggists, Jen2 Oe?
reaaea were
The name of
In the lint,
the warrant
CROCODILE POOLS
Dispatch rum Eulnwayo, Indicates That
tne EiM of toe Garrison at Ma'c
kiDi is Now Fnrtlicr OS
Tfcan E?cr.
COVERING REMOVAL
OF SIEGE GUNS
kruiicr la Said to Have Issued Proclama
tion That England la In Iire Dis
tress and That Russians Occupy
Londoo.
f.osiMv, March "3 Colonel I'luii'ir
apparently has retired toCrocodlle l'o"l
and Mafeking seems farther .rf tiiun ever
from relief. This neas was contained
In a diapatch from Huiuwayo, dated
March l'J, and pnhlUhed in the feoon I
edition of the Timt e. There advic-a add
that the base honpilal baa been brought
back to (iaberorii'i, though tho corres
pondent further says it is thought the
oi'jirt of the I'.oer demonstration of
March 15 and IU was to cover the re
moval ol the siege guns from Mufui log.
(it-iieral French's activity in theOrange
Free State may well lie preliminary to
a forward movement by I.-iid Koberta,
with the main army.
A di'patch from Hlormfoutuin, dated
March 22, says that I'reaidenl Kruger,
is reported to haveicsued a proclamaticn
declaring that tireat Ilritaiu ia in dire
ditlrera and that the Hueslans have oc
cupied I-oii'hm.
A Spriiigfontein telegram .ubliahed
In the eve jnd edition of the Times, eaya :
"The apparently suhmitaive altitude
of F'ree Staters should be accepted with
canlion. Tha large proportion of obsolete,
lufeilor weapous being turned io by
them lo tho Hritish isgiving the impres
sion that large stores of modern Mausers
aiolielng concealed. "
The "Outlook" special CorreeKjnd
ent at Cape Town says:
"Feeling is running strong against the
leniency a it It a hicli the rebels of Cape
Colony ami Natal are being treated by
the British authorities."
Xilw Yokk, March 2;t. A dispatch lo
the Tribune from l-ondon, March 2.ld,
rl a. in., says: No confirmation has
!ecn received of a very sensational
rumor emanating from the I'.oer camp
at Krnonstad lhat (ieneral (iatacre and
his staff, with a number of Kuns, have
been captured by Commandant Olivier.
As a matter of fact, a News telegram
from Spriiufoiitcin shows the Ilritieh
general to have lieeu there at a date
later than that of Ida alleged capture.
I .ostitis, March - Aocirding to a
rpecial diapntch from Cape Town, d.ited
totlav, (ieuera! French's cavalry brigade
ia fighting eaatward of Hloemfontein.
STARVATION IN
PUERTO RICO
Fifty
Thousand Laborers oo the Island
Are Without Work.
Sam Jv as I FfKRTO Rico, March 17.
The recent strlkeol 7lH) men employed
on the Ponce Adjuntaa-Utada gjvern-
mentroad, their tleinand belrgfor Scents
gold per hour, an advance of 2 cents per
hnnr, ami the more recent strike of (WO
men working on the same road, under a
New York contracting firm, their de
mand being for a uniform rate of .'id cents
per day ins pad of 40 and 45 cents, have
seived to accentuate the fact that there
are, at tho very lowest estimate, ,0,(XX)
laborers on the island out of employ inrnt.
Though their demands were refused, the
strikers remained quiet and orderly,
and made no attempt at a demonstration.
On account of lack of funds to keep np
the estates, many plantations am bile
and are being fast overgrown with wild
vegetation. Thooaanda of workmen ara
out of employment on this account.
' Governor-! ieneial Davis says that, In
bis estimation, 300,000 of the Inhabitants
of Puerto Rico are dependent upon labor.
It was thought that the country was In
such a condition as to al'ow the distribu
tion of relief supplies to be stopped, but
Immediately after this was attempted,
the cities an 1 towns began to fill op
with beggars, and Instances may be re
corded where whoin families have died
from starvation. A a c-innefjucnce,
Ueneikl Davis has mjcted to tho
authorities at Washington that the
supplies be continued. About 000 natives
have Immigrated from Ponce to Cnha,
but from letters received by their
families here, they have found conditions
lu Cubi evn worse tlnui in I'ut rt i Rico.
Anulhar fatten Calletl,
'Vamhisotos, March 21. Another Re
publican caucus on the Puerto Rico bill
will bo belli Monday. The latest pro; osl
tion is for Sfpnmle ini-ai-un.?, and an
siiiendinent of the tariff xrt; -n ro as to
allow froe trado on all product g'dng
into Puerto Rio from the L'ui'ed Stm.es
and reteution of the I i per cent dnty on
products coming to to the. United States
from Puerto Rico. If there can be found
any substantial iinaniu.ily among Re
publicans within the cauc), or if a etif
fle'ent tiUin' er can be secured to poi-s
the bill in the amen lid form, ii will be
pressed to a vote.
I'realilenl Kilned tha ICrllrf Mill.
YYashisuton, March 24 The Pueito
Ricau appropriation bill w::s signed by
the President at 4 "i0 p. i-, today.
Unplug fur lotervrutlon.
Dt an.vx, March 24. It isleurned from
an authentic souro that the I'ocr
leaders are aware that th -y are lMT.tin,
but think they can hold out for four or
six mouths, in which time they firmly
believe foreign intervention will fyrce
(irfat Britain to grant favorable term-,
including independence. They expect
(icrmany or the United States to inter
vene. The mUsion ot MeMirs. Wol
niareue, Fischer and WeMels to Europe
is to hasten this, so far as Herniary is
concerned.
The Hoer plans iuc'u It) a stand at
Kroonstant, the Yaal river and other
Hints, culminating iu the defense of
Pretoria, which has leen preparing for
a teige. The range of the guns has been
tested, mines bnvti been laid and the
forces In the field have not allowed
themselves to be cut off ith their heavy
guns, which are needed in tho forts at
Pretoria.
Tlie mnjority of the Transvaalers are
ignorant of the gravity of the situation,
and, though tired of remaining so long
from their farms, will fight hard, be
lieving that their liberty and property
are at stake and confident of ultimate
success.
Catarrtl I'annot be C'ureil
with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional dineaee, and
in order to cure it you mi't take inter
nal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
tho blood and mucous surfaces. Hu'l's
Cntarrh Cure ia not a quack medicine.
It was was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years, and
is a regular piefcription. It is composed
of the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purilleis, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination ot tho two mreJietits in
abut produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send fur testimonials.
free.
K. J. Ciiksky A Co., Props., Toledo O,
Sold by drruggiets, price 7."u.
Hall's Family Pills are the best. 12
fctrliatia nt rtorut.
Washington, March 21. The ex
chance, of t oi ds for.tlie 2 per cent issue
authiirired by tho new currei.cy law, up
to du'e agt-rettntci l4S,!".U.t00. Of this
sum, (l;!0,."V.I,7,r.) were nllVrt'd by the
National bank?, and t l$,".;t,lid0 by in
dividuals. Ills I II aa Savant.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citir.en of
Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonderful
deliverance from a (rightful death. In
telling of it he says : "I was taken with
Typhoid fever, that ran Into pneumonia.
My lungs became burdened. I was so
weak I conld'nt even sit op In bed.
Nothing helped me. I expected to soon
die of consumption, when I heard of
Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle
gavo great relief. I continued to use it,
and now am well and strong. I can't
say too much In its praise." This
marvelous medicine is the surest and
quickest cure in the world for a'l throat
and long trouble. Regular sixes "0 cents
and tl.OO. Trial bottles free at Hiakeley
A Houghton's drugstore; every bottle
guaranteed.
A float! Cough Mnllrlaa fur ( lilltlrrw
"I have no hesitancy in recommend
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,"
says F. P. Moran, a well known and
popular baker, of Petersburg, Ya. "We
have given it to our children when
troubled with bad coughs, also whoop
ing cough, and it has alwaj s given per
fect satisfaction. It was if commended
to me by a druggist as the best cough
medicine for children aa It contained no
opium or other harmful drug." Sold by
Blakeley A Houghton.
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CONSPIRACY
Democrat Had Heir s:ar ffitocss en
tlie s:s,l
TOLD SENSATION
AL TALE
Mountaineers Were Expcvcd to Kill
tbc Democrats Phn to Distroy
Majority Witness Sick.
Frankfort, Mutch 'J4 The pros- ci
tion in the c.nu agninfl. Secretary f
State Caleb Powers, chirged with c im
plicit) in the Ciuebid assassination, in
troduced Its principal titn.s t-id'y, F.
Wharton Golden, of Knox County, i.n
intimate friend of Powers. Attorneys
for the commonwealth s.iy lhat Goldcn's
testimony is praclical'v the capstone of
the whole structure of evidenc?, and ex
pect to prove by his testimony not only
that a conspiracy existed, but also who
ere implicated. Golden was the Erst
aitness today.
He sai l ho wss in Frankfort Janrary
14. He went to Harlan countv on the
lH;h and then lo Laurel county for three
or fo ir dave. From thero he ro'urned
to Frar.kf Tt.
"When did yon have the conversation
with S.'cretary Powers?" askeJ Attorney
Cam phell.
"When Poaers an I left here to
gether, Powers told me to go to Harlan
county and tell Postmaster Hirst to send
if m n ten witness-.. in a contest case,
who were regular mountain feudists."
"What was your understanding of that
request7"
Witness hesitated, but finally said :
' Well, men who would stand np, and
if necejsary go into that Legislative hall
and kill off n- ngli to make it in our
favor. I didn't See Hirst but saw Hainp
Howard. I told him ae wanted ten
recul.tr mountain feudists, for witnesses,
men who had Rood Colts' forty-fives." j
"Were ti e C'jlts' forty-fives to be pnt
in evidence?"
"Most assiired'y thry were."
"Who selected the n.en from Il.irlan
county?"
"llamp Howard selected thirty men
besides the ten. Caleb Powers, I think,
selected the men from Kn- x. There
were seventy or eighty. Jim Markf.
County Attorney, sekcted the men from
Lsnrel county."
Witness Stilted that Powers raid he
wanted a regular army of mountaineers
tocomoto Frankfort.
"Did you have any further conver-a-tion
with Poaers regarding the work to
bt) dono by the men coming?''
"No, sir ; they understood what they
were kept here for. We knew those men
were here tc go into that Legislative hall
and if necessary clean out enough Demo
crats to make a maj irity on our side."
The answer created a ft r,sation. Dur
ing a lengthy argument over a technical
point Golden became ill and the court
adjourned until 1 :30 p. in.
Mill Not Quit.
I.AnMirn, March 21.- The scouts
frequently engage the Boers beyond Mj
ran, nnuer the lJigijarsberg. bill no im
portant fighting has taken place.
The F'ree-Stnters continue to enter our
lines surrendering under tho proclama
tion istied bv Lord Roberts. They de
clare that the Transvaalers are deter
mined to fiht to ttio bitter end. The
majority of those who have hitherto
taken part in the fighting have been
Free-Staters. The Transvaalers have
been held in reserve. Tho Poors are
preparing for another c.imikn, and
will occupy a strongly fortified position
in the Tr.insvaal, necessitating heavy
flchting before they can be driven oit.
The Roerl aro not expected to makea
stand at Johannesburg, but to concen
trate at Pretoria.
I.ord Roberts' proclamation is causing
much dissatisfaction among the loyal
Dutch farmers in this neighborhood, as
it is taken to mean that be has morally
pledged himself to preserve the. life and
property of the rebels who lay down
their arms and return to their homes.
Rail Ralea Hrab.
Sr. ril., Minn., March 24 Second-
class colonists tickets ara still being sold
from Chicago on the basis of 25 from
St. rani to the coast. Today, labor
rates went to pieces between Chicago
and St. Taal, dropping to 15. A rate
war expected to s'rike Crst-elass busi
ness next week.
The pie-i.lenl's agreement to maintain
rates is Woken with their consent, and
it is believed 1 lie (in n t N n l!."rn iil at
suti.e tho .aii)i-n; of c .unniB'-ioin in a
short lime. The Cum l:an P.cloo posi
tively r'-fiiMC-s to j tin the movement to
i!iscntii; ue co.-ii in ln-i-,.1-, an 1 competing
lines ill be fort-e l to renew commis
sions. This movement w ill rett-jrecom-mits-.ons
on all lir.t a.
SUPERIORITY OF
AMERICAN GOODS
Fncjund is Fast Losing Prestige in Her
Home Market .Newspapers Fret
About It Call American Goods
Cheap and Use ibe Word "Xastj"
Frequently.
Washington-, Ma-eh 16 In bis forth
ciii!i. report, Jamet I'.oyle, Unitd
Mates c.'.'.ml M Liverpool, calls atten
tion to the fai t that Aun-ricaii manu
factures, "particularly in Fpet ia'.ti -s, me
be in accepted by Engiisli pirchaera
in preference to those of home produc
tion. English critics writing to Liver
pool newspair?, he says, have Bt
tribiited this to the Auieiican goods
being el. can, and they often a-M the
aord "naly." The consul is able to
refute theee charges uy a letter from a
prominent biHiness man to the Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce. The
writer studied trade conditions duriog
teven years-epent in Africa, Anstra'ia
and Canada. A oortion of this letter
is incorporated in Consul Poyles report,
and reads, in part, as foliowa :
"I have found that American and G-r-uian
manufac:uier9 are gradually oust
ing us from all these mjrkets. This
truth is corco-ly appreciated at a time
of worldwide prosperity, but it will
mske itself unpleasantly obvious when
the inevitable reaction sets in. I find
that throughout the countries I have
named there is a universal complaint,
'You English will not make your goods
to suit our markets. You send your
samples aid tell us to take them or
leave them joi don't care which. If
we afk yon to alter things you either re
fuse to d i it or elt-e yon demand pro
hibitive prices. Germans and Ameri
cans, on the other band, care for e.n 1
ascertain our requirements and then
supply our needs at reasonable prices.
English giods go Ibrong'i too many
hands."
Consul Boyle ftites that American
matmlacturt's can now tin 1 plenty of
other champions iu England, who base
their support on the ground of actual
Mi'.eriority, both in workmanship and
adaptability.
So KlRht Iu I gllnraa.
The woman who is lovely in fac-.',
form and temper aiil always have
friends, but one t i.o on;d be attractive
mu;t keep her he.ilth. If che is weak,
sickly and ali run down, she will l
nervcus and iiritah'e. If ehe Iirs con
stipation or kidney trouble, her impure
blood will cause pim-Jt-r, blotches, ekin
eruptions and a wretched complexion.
Electric Bit'ers is the best medicine in
tho world to regulate stomach, liver and
kidneys and to porify the blood. It
gives strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth,
velvety skin, rich complexion. It wi
make a good-looking, charming woman
of a run-do An invalid. Only 50 cents
at Blakeley A Honghton's drugstore.
Notice or lllaaoltlllnn.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Fonts A Johannsen has this day been
dissolved by mutual conenr, P. F. Fouls
retiring from s.ii I firm. The business,
heretofore conducted by the said Eouts
A Jobannseu.a ill from now on be owned
and managed by C. P. Jobannsen. The
said Johannsm will collect all accounts
due said firm and will pay all bills due
therefrom.
Dated at The Dalles, Oregon, this
19th day of March, 1000.
P. F. Foi ts,
ml! lm C. P. Jolt an, sen.
aiorkholttcra Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be an annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of The Dalles, Portland A Astoria
Navigation Co., at their ofTlej Saturday,
April 7, l'.HX), at 2 p. in., for the purpose
of electing teven directors, and trans
acting such otiier business as may prop
erly come before said meeting. By
order of the president.
The Dalles, March 15, 1-JOO.
L. E. Ch owe, Stv."
Freeh cracked Nebraska corn at tha
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mcb25-tf
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