THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20. 1900.
A Grocer Says
I fntr everybody in Bellevne, Ohio,
Inows U. B. Lallufbttu, the grocer. 1 ant
in his cm
ploy, and
am about as
i
I
.veil known .
grocery U a
place where
you hare
cold justs
of wind
coming .n
every time
the door
opens, and
there ia a
good deal of
running
about out-f-doors
too.
catch cold very often, but
the minute I begin to sneeze
1 reach upon tlie shelf and
take a dose of Acker's Eng
lish Kemedy. I tell you it
is wonderful how quickly it stops a cough or
cold. I have used it myself, and in my fam
ily tor a number of years, it works like a
charm. I suppose mime of the folks would
have run into consumption before this if I
had neglected to keep a bottle ready all the
time for immediate use. I wouldn't think
of using anything else for throat and lung
troubles. I know what Acker's Remedy
actually iioes. so what sense is there in ex
perinienting? Certainty is better than
chance." (Signed) Johs Horr.
Bold at Utc.. .W and tl a bottle, through
out the United States and Canada : and in
England, at Is. 2d., 2s. 3d., 4s. 6d. If you
are not satisfied after buying, return the
bottle to your druggist, and get your money
oacx.
We authorise the atone ffuaraniff.
W. H. liMKUi is CO., Propriaan, Act J'ark,
FOR BALE BY
Blakeley & Houghton.
PKOPH IOC ALL, KNOW.
Saturday s Daily.
Pat Conroy, of Grade, ia a guest of the
c mat ilia House.
J. II. Probst arrived in today from
i aonna, Crook connty.
i. M. and b. Is. Driver were in town
last night fioui Wuruiu.
Bert Stranaban is registered at the
linatilla Hoose from Hood River.
Fred Smith, a well-known resident of
Beaver creek, Crook county, is in the
city.
Jndite Mars returned home today from
attend in,- the meeting of the pioneers nt
x ortlanu yesterday.
Alex, E. Mcintosh and daughter, of
ranlica, urook connty, are in town, the
guests ot the European House.
MiesCassie Thonrlmrn, of Kingaley,
came to town yesterday to attend the
closing exercises at St. Mary's Academy
Dick 13 inkle, eon of Ike Hinkle, who
owned a (arm near Xingsley In the 80s,
arrived in town today with a load of
wool from I zee.
Rev. Robt. Warner was a passenger
on the Uoldendale etsge this morning
where he goes to hold services in the
M. t,. church tomorrow.
Lem Burgess, of Antelope, returned
here last night from Rosehiirjf, where
Lis wife bad accompanied him to spend
a number of weeks visiting friends.
Mrs. C. L. Gilbert was a passenger on
he Dalles City this morning for Hood
River. Miss Maud accompanied her in
order to spend Sunday at that place.
Mies Daisy Allaway, who Is now pro
fessor of English literatnre in the Drain
normal school, arrived here yesterday
and will spend her summer vacation in
Tbe Dalles.
Mrs. Martin Wing, Mrs. Chas. Keys
and family, Mrs. C. E. Hayjrard and
Mrs. George Phillips were passengers on
the boat this morning for Cook's Land
ing op a fevv weeks' outing in the mount
ains, Xioaday a Dalit'. 1
Frank AUrich, the Goldendale wheat
buyer, was in town today. ,
Dr. Pilkington, of Ante'ope, is regis
tered at the Umatilla House.
W. H. Resvis left on the Regulator
tbia morning for California.
Brigadier-General Charles King was
passenger on the Regulator tbia morn
ing for Portland.
Dr. II. Burchtorf, of Burns, was a
paecenjer on the Regulator thjs morn
ing for Portland.
Arthur Chapman, s furniture dealer
of Goldendale and ex-treasnrer of
Klickitat county, ia in the city on his
way to Portland.
Rev. C. P. Bailey went to Portland
this morning to be piesent at the per
formance of a surgical operation on till
ton for serious lung trouble,
Mr' anJ Mrs. John End were in town
today from Wauiic. Mr. End fays the
graia crop in his neighborhood this year,
will be the largest ever harvested.
G. V. Miller will leave in the morning
for St. Martin's Springs, where he will
be joined by hia family towards the end
of the week and they will proceed to
Ocean Park for the cummer.
J. Insley Huston, of the Crook County
Journal, arrived here by stage today
from Prineville on his way to attend the
district convention of the Woodmen of
World at La Grande on the 2Uth.
Mrs. J. A. Henderson , who has been
visiting for a few days with the family
of Mr. H. W. Wells, returned on the
Regulator this morning to her heme in
White Salmon.
Alex. Mcintosh, who has been the
U . a I V L-l
a iiuvn. . if I i
1 V, T
gnest of the European House for the
past three or lonr daw, left today for
hia home at Paulina, Crook county. He
waa accompanied by hia daughter, Miss
Katy, who ia on her way home from at
tending the sisters' school at Portland.
Tuesday i Dally.
Mrs. John Perry, of Whit Salmon, ia
yie'uing in tbe city.
Mrs. George A. l.iebe was a passenger
on the btav tbia morning for Portland.
Charlie Frank and hia "wife" left this
morning for few days' fishing in Fifteen-Mile
creek.
Frank McFarland, a former resident
of this city, passed through town today
on hia way to Heppner. Report baa it
that Mr. McFarland recently acquired
aome lands in Southern California that1
have proved to be in the center of very
licb oil belt.
Miaa Nona Francisco was passenger
on the Regulator this morning en a visit
to friends in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jod Fish and children
were passengers on tha Dalles City tbia
morning for Ly!e, Wash.
A. M. Kelsay took passage on No. 1
today for Heppner, from whence he goes
on a bukineee trip to Cinyon City.
Mrs. Bazoni, daughter of A'ex. Mc
Leod, of tbia city, waa a passenger on
the Iralda this morning on ber w.ay
home to San Francisco.
Miet Pafence Cooper, who baa been
visiting the family of I). J. Cooper, left
on the Dalles City this morning for her
home in Independence.
George Anderson Mrs. Nellie Pierce,
John Anderson and Miss Nettie Ander
son were passengers on the Dalles City
this morning on a few weeks' outing at
I rout Lake.
James Fitzpatrick, formerly of Salt
Springe, now of Lostio allowa conn'
ty, was in town today on his way to V.
mic to visit hia granddaughter, Mrs
Henry Driver.
Mre. P. Robinson, who has been viv
ting with the family of Frank Gunning,
left on this morning's boat for Mosier to
spend a few days with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Louie Davenport, before re
turning to her home in Portland.
Leon Hunting and W. J. Hosford, of
Moro, lessees of the Collins hot springs,
were passengers on thia morning'e boat
for Collins Lauding, where they go to
prepare the springs for summer camp
ers. Their Intention is to have every
thing in readiness by July 1st.
INSURE AGAINST DECAY.
Detraction or Wood by Dry Jtot and
Vermin Prevented.
From tbe Morning Orcgonian.J
"Inoculation with vaccine saves the
human body from the ravages of small
pox. Inoculation with carbolineum
avenariua aavea wood from the ravages
of climate, vermin and resultant decay."
This ia the terse way in which prom
inent Oregon farmer expressed bis opin
ion of carbolineum avenaric '. and bis
enthusiasm was certainly warranted.
Thia wonderful wood preservative has
never failed to fulfill tbe promises of its
German inventor since he first manu
factured it some thirty years ago, whether
applied to the timbers of some vast
creation like a bridge or ocean vessel, or
used to vitalize and preserve the humble
fence post.
Briefly stated, every wooden article
exposed to climate or the depredations of
wood-destroying vermin should be sale-
guarded with carbolineum avenarius.
The word "inoculation" employed by
the farmer qnoted above aptly expresses
the effect of the compound. It veritably
inoculates the article treated from sur
face to center, instead, ae in the case
with ordinary paint, of merely covering
the outside. Dry rot fungus, to which
the fence posts, hop poles, house
pinning?, etc., coming in contact with
damp coil, are bound eventually to suc
cumb, will not destroy these structures
n twenty years, as has been abjolutely
proved, if subjected to carbolineum
avenarius treatment.
This preparation not only eaves wood
from noxious parasites, but it also pre
serves wheat, in granaries treated, from
weevils (without elevating the structure,
as Iirs been suggested, on stilts), poul
try, in coops trt.ated, from lice; cattle
and sheep, in (bed treated, frotu Insects
and diseasp, and residents of houses
treated from 0 -as. bedbugs and onte.
Carbo!iueuru aven&rlua does even
more than this. o fatal is its effect on
insect life and so far-reaching, it even
seeks out and destroys the microscopic
germs of disease which prey on human
ity, and stops the spread of contagions
disease. Knowledge of this virtue has
led to its use in hospitals and on the
pavementa of London by the advice of
prominent physicians who claim the
preparation is an antiseptic of great
value in preserving health.
Already extensively used and ap
proved in Pacific coast cities for public
and private structures, carbolineum
avenariua ia certain to be employed by
the sagacious farmer of the Northwest
when a tingle trial has proved its merits
Snd effectiveness.
Editou's Notx The Pacific coast
agent for caibolineum avenarius ia
Fisher, Thomsen &, Co, Portland, Or.,
and can be purchased from Joa. T,
Petera & Co., The Dalles.
All who suffer from piles will be glad
to learn that DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
Salve will give them instant and per
manent relief. It will enre eczema and
all akin dieeasea. Beware of counter
feits. One Second-Hand
Hack.
One 3 1-2 Bain
Header Wagon.
JVIaieF & Benton
For uk
Alt allots
Tygh Vailcy, Or., June l, 1S00.
EntTOB Ciieosicle:
I hand you herewith a notice to horse
owners that I hope yon will publish at
the earliest opportunity, for I deem the
matter of very great Importance to every
owner of a horse In tha county. I am
advised by tbe atate veterinarian that
mange ia highly contagioua disease.
He recommends as treatment that 1'4
pounds of aulphur and l'j pounda of
nnslacke 1 lime be boiled in a gallon of
water aud daily applications made. Or
any good sheep dip used at Cve times
its strength for sheep,
Anyone can readily see that if thia
disease shouid get well scattered among
the work and saddle horses of the
county, and the infection got into the
public and private stables, it would be a
tack of giant proportions to ever get
entirely rid of it again. By united
effort now it can be eradicated, and the
effort must be made, and made r.OT.
Any delay only makes the matter worse.
I would request that every person
knowing of cases cf tbia disease woald
at once inform me confidentially of ita
w hereabouts and who the owners of the
horses are, or what brands they carry.
A. A. Box.ney.
OWNEBS Or riOBSES TAKE NOTICE.
Information having been filed in my
office that numerous cases of mange
among horses now exist in Wasco
county, I hereby notify all persons hav
ing horses so ahiicted to immediately
remove said horses frorr the public
range and to keep them separate and
apart from all other horses not so at tid
ed, and to immediately treat said afflict
ed horses for a care of said disease.
And any and all persona owning or hav
ing in hia or their possession horses dis
eased with mange, who refuse or neg
lect to take heed of this notice and re
move said horses from danger of contact
with other healthy stock, will be dealt
with according to laws made and pro
vided to cover such cases.
A. A. Bossev,
Stock Inspector for Wasco Co.,
Tvgh Vallev, June 18, 1900.
J19-4tw
News la Very Meager.
New Yokk, June 13. A dispatch to
tbe Tribune from London says: News
rom South Africa was very meager at
midnight. The opinion prevails at Cape
Town that tbe Delagoa Bay communira
tions will be cut off speedily and the
war be brought to a close. There have
been many untrustworthy rumors about
secret expeditions toward Komatipoort,
but there has been no definite informa
tion that any movement of this kind is
in progress through Swaziland. Lord
Roberts' own plan of campaign seems to
involve complete separation of the Free
State and Transvaal forces by the oc
cupation of the railway between Johan
nesburg and Laing's Nek, which will
probably be captured this week.
Press dispatches indicate that no ad
vance has been made from Volksrust to
ward Ermelo, and that there has been
no change in the situation in the Free
state. General Rundle's division is
skirmishing with the commandos, but
only insignificant outpost affairs are re
potted, with some artillery firing near
Fickshurg.
The ministerial crisis at Cape Town is
believed to be at an end, and Sir John
Gordon Sprigg is reported to have re
ceived assurances from Mr. Schrenier's
group which will enable him to enter
office.
A Tnoaaand Toujoea
Could not express the rapture of .Annie
E. Springer, of 1125 Howard St., Phil
adelphia, Pa., when she found that Dr
King's New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her of a backing
cough that for many rears had made
liie a burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
says of this Royal Care "It soon re
moved the pain in my chest and I can J
now eieep soundly, sometuinj; I can
scarcely remember doing before. I feel
like sounding its praises throughout the
universe." So will every one who tries
Dr. King's New Discovery forany trouble
of the throat, chest or lungs. Trice 50c
and 1. Trial bo'.tle free at Blakeley &
Houghton's drug store; every bottle
guaranteed. 5
Mr. W. S. Whedon, cashier of the
First National bank of Winterset, Iowa,
in a recent letter gives some experience
with a carpenter in his employ, that
will be of value to other mechanics.
He says: "I had a carpenter working
for me who waa obliged to stop work for
several days on account of being trou
bled with diarrheal. I mentioned to
him that I had been similarly troubled
and that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhtrpi Remedy had cured me,
He bonghta bottle of it from the druggist
here and informed me that one dose
cured lum, and he is again at hia work."
For sale by Blakeley A Houghton.
rrj'i"3r preparations simply deveV
op dry catarrh ; they dry np the secretions,
which adhere to the membrane and deeonr
pose, catiNing a far more fterious trouble than
the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry.
ing inhalants, fumes, smokes and anuria
and tine that which cleanses, soothes and
henla. Ely's Cream Balm is snch a remedy
and will core catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents. All druggist sell the
GOc. ize. F.Iy Brothers. f.O Warren W., N.Y.
The Bulrn cures without pain, does nut
irritate or eaane sneezing. It spreads itaelf
over an irritated and anprry surface, reliev
ing immediately tbe painful inflammation.
With Ely's ('renin iialm yon aro armed
against Kaaal Catanh and Hay Fever.
1 ATTORNEY AT LAW,
T II K UALl.td, OREGON
OH c ovei F'rat Nat. Bum.
H.m.: PICNIC AT EIGHT MILfc. -fwwwww ww O U IXLiilUiN S
Friars to B far tk Yarloas
Bates at tha School Fwmf
Friday, the td.
First Race for girls, 5 to 10 years ;
prize. large doll, donated by the Jacob
sen Book & Music Co.
Second Race for girla, 10 to lo years;
prize, toilet case, donated by Blakeley 4
Houghton.
Third Race for boys, 5 to 7 years;
prize, penknife, donated by Mays A
Crow.
Fourth Race for boys, 7 to 12 years ;
prize, a suit of clothes, donated by Pease
j A Mays.
Fifth Race for boys, 12 to 18 years;
prize, a Cthinj pole given by W. A.
Johnston.
Sixth Free for all race for girl, 5 to
16 years; prize, a pair of shoes, by New
York Cash Store.
Seventh Free for all race for boys, 5
to 25 years; prlz. a book, by Supt.
Gilbert.
Eighth Wheelbarrow race; prize, a
penknife, by Maya fc Crowe.
Ninth Sack race; prize, a barmon
ica. by I. C. Nkkelsen.
Tenth Fat man'e race; prize, eoove
nir of National Editorial Association
donated by Sheriff Robt. Kelly.
Eleventh Nail-driving contest for
ladies; prize, a box of note paper, by
Clarke & Falk.
Twelfth Pie-eating contest for boys;
prize, a handsome handkerchief, by II.
C. Nie'aen.
Thirteenth Egg race for girls ; prize
a hat, donated by A. M. Williams & Co.
Fourteenth Running broad jump,
for boys; prize, a hat from A. M. Will
iama & Co.
Fifteenth Tag of war by tbe schools ;
prize, Bilver ink stand, by C. F. Steph
ens.
Sixteenth Pitching horse shoes; I
box of candy, by teachers.
Sevecteenth Three-legged race; prize
a harmonica.
Colombia Southern Warehouse.
At Shaniko the Columbia Southern
Railway Co. controla SOxlOO feet of the
Shaniko warehouse building, to he used
as a freight warehouse, through which
they will receive and forward freight in
the usual manner. The impression that
all business must be done through for
warding houses is an erroneous one and
we take this means of dispelling it.
Freight received and held twenty-fonr
hoars will be turned over to a forward
ing bouse subject to the order of the
consignee. The rate on wool in sacks or
ia bales from Shaniko to The Dalles is
25 cents per 100 pounds.
For rates or other information call on
or address
C. E. Lytle, G. F. & P. A., or
Geo. F. Ross, Agent,
Shaniko, Or.
1
Itnbbed the Grave.
. A startling incident, of which Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, wag the
subject, Is narrated by him as follows:
"I was in a most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes eunken,
tongue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite gradually grow
ing weaker day by day. Three physi
cians had given me up. Fortunately, a
triend advised 'Electric Bitters' ; and to
my great joy and surprise, the first
bottle made a decided improvement. I
Continued their use for three weeks, and
am now a well man. I know they saved
my life, and robbed the grave of another
victim." No one should fail to try them.
Only SOc, guaranteed, at Blnkeley &
Houghton's drug store. 5
GOING EAST. .
If you intend to take a trip East, ask
your ticket agent to route yon via The
Great Wabash, a modern and up-to-date
railroad in every particular.
Through trains from Chicago, Kansas
City, Omaha or St. Louis to Xew York
and New England points. All trains
run via Niagara Falls andvery through
train has free reclining chair cars, sleep
ing and dining cars.
Stop over allowed on all tickets at Ni
agara Falls. Ross C. Cline,
Pacific Coast Pass. Agt
Los Angeles, Calif.
C. S. Chase, G. P. A., St. Louis, Mo.
Starvation never yet cored dyspepsia.
Persons with indigestion are already
half starved. They need plenty ol
wholesome food. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure digests what you cat so the body
can be nourished while tho worn out or
gans are being reconstructed. It is the
only preparation known that will in
stantly relieve and completely enre all
stomach troubles. Try it if yon are
suffering from indigestion. It will cer
tainly do yon good.
Small In size and great in results are
DeWitt'a Little Early Risers, the fa
monft little pills that cleanse the liver
and bowels. They do not gripe.
ONE FOB A DOSE.
Tt!ina Pimp!., Prm
V' ""'jnms I'M 1 f, thrHlnnd,
PILLS
... ti".iii n.Mi'!lifpi.1nt ti
JjR. X. K. FICKGl ftO.f,
1'liysician and Surgeon,
Office, Vogt Block (over PostnflW),
2fiaplmadw THE DALLES, ORF.IOS.
Chicken Lies GoBpreL
USE
Carbolineum : Avenarius.
The nwl efficient W ood Preerv!n
I'Hiiit also a Kadjcal Hi-uiedy aualn'-t
t bk-aeu Lie, iu ai.plioation to in
ide nail l poultry huue mil j-r-nmueully
exterminate all lice. -ault
healthr ehUi. P enty of
etm. M rite for eirculara aud piieea.
.Mention tliu paper.
Jos.T. Peters & Co.,
THE DALLES. OREGON.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
USD Ornca it Vakcocvr, wh.,J
Jiuv 16. 1MU. I
v.tif Iii hrn-hr riven that tbe fullowln
named 'ttlr have lile-1 notieeof tbeir Intention
i,, makr liual Droof In nunport of tbeirciaims.au
that mid proof will be made beii-ru the rwrier
aui receiver oi ine i . n- im wuji.. .
ver, Vah., on July 6, VMO, vu:
George " HaDfnrd,
who made H. E. No. 9,). for the N',' SK r
:;. and SK SW See . To a N. R U E, W. if
who iiamea the following witnemee to prove hit
eontinuoua renideuce upon and cultivation, of
ttiid land, viz:
Hai-kin Trabtie. Christian Pieckson, Thomai
M. Whitcoino, idwara A. Hopper, all o: i.yie
Wash.
Chrlnttan DleckaoD,
wno maae ii. t. io. ior iur X4
E', feW'i, te 10, Tp 8 N, R 12, W. M., who
names the following witnesfe to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
aid land, viz:
Haskin Trabue. John Paulfcen. James Fit2
George H. Banford, ail of Lyle, Washington.
Uaatln Trabue,
who made H. E. No. 9NT6, for the S'i SW'f, Sec
.1, and N' j N Sec 10, Tp 3 N, K 12 E, tt . M.,
who names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said iHnu, viz:
Christian Delekson, Thomas M. Whitenmb,
neotge U. baulord, James r'itz, all of I jle P. V,
Vtasb.
may23-l VT. R. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ornci at Vancouvib. Wash.,)
April 30, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has hied notice ot his inten
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
vt. u. fresoy, umteu states uouimissioner lor
HlFtiiet of VVashingtou, at hia oilice in Uoldeu-
dale, V)ah..on rriday, June J, l'JOO.viz:
Deitrich H. Stegman, devisee of Dietrich
btegman, deceased ;
Homestead Entry No. 87W, for the southwest U
ni section M, towushtp 3 north of range 11 east.
vt in. Mer.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation o:
sum iana, viz:
Manuel 8. Ieonar(lo. of Grand Dalles P. O.
Wash.: Herman Kngelke. William Wilkinson, oi
t eutervllle r. (., n ash., ana vt 1111am Crawford
of Uraud Dulles V. o.. Wash.
W. R. DUNBAR.
may2-i Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Linb Om k at Vancouver, Wash. (
June 4. I'll Ml. (
Notice Is hereby given thut the following-
nnmeil settler bus filed notice of his intention
to malic hnul proof in support of his claim, and
that SHid proo! will be made before W. It. I'resby,
I luted states Commissioner for District ol
Washington, at his olliee in (loldendale, Wash
ington, on .uoiiuay, juiy 10, i:h.v, viz:
John Watson,
Homestjed Entry No. 9.712, for the south half of
the southeast quarter of section , townships
in in, ui iniiKe ensv, .1 111. ,.ier.
He mimes the following witne-Fcs to nrovc his
eontinuoua residence upon, and cultivation of
said innd, viz:
I harks fctrnnbe, William Wilkinson, James
. iwtiy, rairica iiaggcrty, all ol Centervilie,
O., Wash. W. It. DUNB AR,
11116 1
Register.
NOTICE.FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ornca at Vancouver, Wash ,(
May 17, l!ii. j
Notice is hereby given that the fnlloivintr
named settler has tiled notice of hia Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that s tid proof w ill be made before W. M. I'resby,
United States Commissioner, nt (IoUIimhIhI,,
on July 0, liKjo, viz:
Aaahel K
Ollar,
who made H. E
. E. No. !WCi, for the fractional W.:
0, Tp N, R l:i E, and BEJi of N E!4,
NWJ, Kecm
Sec -5, Tp 3, N R 12 E, W. M
He names the following witnesses to i,mv hi.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation ol
anid laud, viz:
Hubert A. htrnuthers, Chris E. Frnnzcn, Will
lam (iarner, John Kute. all of I.vlu P. n .
Washington.
W. R. DUNBAR.
ra3"'I Register..
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby iriven that thu inianmii.,.
by an order of the County Court of the Mate of
Oregon lor Wasco County, has been appolr ted
administrator of the estate of Helen Bradford
deceased. All persons having claims against
the estate of said deceased are ni titled to pre
sent them, with the proper vouchers, to me at
Hood River, Oregon, wilbiu six months from
the date of thia notice.
Dated Slay 15, l'.iou.
. l'CT F. Bradford,
Administrator of thm l.'ut,.t ..t 11..1.... 1, 1
-- -- - - h.u v. IILILI! J I I (IH '
ford, Deceased. iu.i
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that under ami
by virtue of an order of the rniinlv rn.irl
of Clackamas county, Oregon, made and
entered on the L'Hlh dav ol May, 1900, I
will oiler for sale, at private sale, from
aud after the 7th day of July, 1900, for
cash in hand, all the right, title and In
terest of the estate of Walter Fish, de
ceased, in and to lot 12 in block 18,
Langhlin'i Addition to Dalles Citv,
Wasco county, Oregon.
Fbkdeuick Bardos,
Administrator of the estate of Walter
Fish, deceased,
OllVra received by Attorneys for Ad
ministrator, J. T. Whalley, Pipes t
Tillf, Portland, Or. j i '
MORO '.HORSE SALE AT AUCTION
June lfith I will have a band of about
100 head of horses, bred up In Civile,
dale, in Moro, broke and cubroke.'from
Ui)0 pounds weight down to anckling
colts, which I wish to sell at private sale
in the forenoon, and at auction sale In
the afternoon.
Terms On all sums of 10 or less,
cash. Over l(l, bankable notes paya-
November 1, 1900, or ten per cent
oil for cash.
N. K. MoFI'lTT.
I also have a good No. 2 Hodge header
for sale, with two 20-foot boxns. Only
run one season and in good order. Yuti
can get this cheap for cash.
Physician and Surgeon,
Special attention given to surgery.
Rooms 21 and 22, Tel. Xn Vogt Block
J)K. V. T. RVIITII, '
Osteopath.
Room, m.nrl II, Chapman Block, The Dalles,
Oregon. Tuesdaa iituf r rldaya,sa. m. to IJ.
inaylH-iin
J IS THE riRCPlT COURT Of Ttr.
J of Oregon, fur Wbc County. THE ti
i I vi Haitingm, Plaintiff,
5 Donald U. Hasting. Defer.,'.,.,.
I Jn Donald M. Uiuting., the ahnv.
i. In the Nam of the8tateof
hereby required to arir !!"" Ton ...
the court for the relief praveri i i. , u. !!
plaint, to-wtt: for a decree of rti. e
tne said defendant, $ 'root
Thia summons is aerred upor VfJ.
Mod, by order of the court, ft Hibb.
of June, which said orr
summons be served upon a h. U-j
thereof for six eonaecutive w'-ei, in i'L"1'
aaid W asco county; that thaTst 'f1
be made on theCHi dav of June ii.?uU"'ii
tha defendant be required to anil, tint
the complaint on or before the lvh a " '
P.SX), id date being , las, Jo"
prescribed for the mid publication " Oae
The date of the first publication Tof im.
mouj la June 6, l'jw. . 01 "a sa.
w- H. tviisos
jt
Attorney for p;
iiatit
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Ltnd, Act June 3, 1878.
Th Daixas, Ob., Atr i" i
Notice la hereby given i. -V .-t
with tbe provisions of tbe act i rra!'"i
June 3, 1S7S, entitled An act forth, i"","8? "
ber lands In the atatea of t Vi oru Uo
Nevada and Washington Territory" ' 0r"11'
William K. Ketchom.
of The Dallea, County of Wasco, dtate of o
has this day filed in this offee hi T.wi,?"''
ment , No. K,9, for the purchase of the wiL vl?
and N $ KEo! Section No. :y i,?' rVl
Xo. 11 h.. W. Si., and .ill oHcr p,oJ to?,!
that the laud sonant ia more ,
timber or stone thau for arir.i., ., ie. ' " "
aud to esUblish his claim to said l.nd Is-IS
I lallea, Oregon, ou " "
Saturday, tha 23d day or June, isoo
He names aa witnesses: J n i:,.i. . '
chum, Joseph lianna and Wliiam Bwmi, !?i
of Tbe Ualles, Oretton. "Pencer, m
Any and all persona claimin? adverselv th.
above-described anas are i,uJ f. y.
JunSI'l iw.lhU mee OU ' 'mU A'
aprH-mw-1 JAY P. LUCAS, RegUte,.
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department or tiik l.iTtR'oa ,
Umtkh Ktatek I.anp hkfu'e !
Ths Iiali.ks, Ok., .May l.v pjoo t
A stifficlent contest affidavit havin. hivTi,..
In this ortice by iu S. Alexander, eouttaSt
na-alnst bixnestead entry No. 5777, nmde Mrii
lNNi, for of iii,4, sec. 6, tp. 1 n, ran'nf n.
by John T. rt'rlRht, coutestee in which Tl. J
leed that said John T. Wright h" whoily
abandoned said tract, and changed his resident
therefrom for more than six months ilDccmit
ing said entry, and next prior to date- ind"
that Ihe absence of defendant fiom said tiwt ii
not due to his employment In the miittart or
naval service of tbe L'ulteri Mbit
are hereby uotitled to appear, respond anduffcr
evidence tonchiiiK suM alU-itation at 10 oclofk
...... .... u, ii, ueiure me Ki-Bifr and
Receiver at the L nited hiitp Ian. I i tl.
Dalles, Oregon.
The said contestant havinr. In a nmw .?r,,i.
vlt, tiled May 15, lir.o. set forth facts uhl.n show
that alter due diligence personal seivlec ol Hi!
notice can not be made, it is herein- .r,t..r,i ,,n
directed that su( h notice be given by due ml
proper publication.
'f t JAV V. LUCAS, Register.
Guardian's Sale.
Notice Is herebv iriven that nnranant tnslt.
cense and order of sale made ai d issued to me
as guardian of the persons aud estate of Leni
M.mjio and Garlield Moore, minors, br the
Jotinty Court of the Mate of Oregon for Win
:ounty on tbe 6th day of June, I will, on
he 21st dny of Inly, l'.HD. at the court hisin
door In Dallea City, at the hour of 2 o'elork a.
of said day. sell to the highest biilih-r for
cash 111 band, all of the Interest of said mlnon
in anil to tho real property hereinafter de
sciibed: said Interest being a conting-nt tc
sevenths Interest in and to the V, of the Bi
tho 6K'i of the and j)t 4 of .See. 14, nil
Lota 1 and 2 of Sec. 1", and that certain parcel
of land bounded as follows Commencing it i
staae on Hie north line of the ictor Iretitt
Donation Land Claim, where it crosses a ditch:
thence in a southerly direction across the bot
tom on the line of the present fetice sti roili:
thence west HO rods: thence northwest Rilrodi.
thence along said line so Insis. to the plica of
beginning, being a r-art of the Victor Trerlt
Donation Land Claim, in Hec. II. all snid lands
being In Tp. 1 N. R 1:1 K. W. M. Aisoa like in-
terest In and to Uit 1-', aud Kl'-1-, feet oil the wett
side of Lot 11 in block Oof LauKliliu's Blufl Ad-
ltion lo Dalles city, or.
lea City, Or.
HOMER V. MOOItK.Cluardiati.
JSIIl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Okfu e at ViNcorvitR, Wih.,l
May 11, l!w. I
Notico ia herebv given that the follewlnr
inieil settler has rik-d notieeof his Intention
to make final proof In support of his claim, ind
hat said proof will be niaik' before W. II. FresC!'.
1'nlleil Htntca fomiiilHslmier for l)llri't oi
Washington, at Ilia ollii e in Uoldendale, Wish.,
on Saturday, June;', Usui, viz:
Gears U. Lindsay,
Homestead entry, No. WJ9, for theSW.'i o(S
li, Tp8, N ot K 13 E, W. M.
He mimes the following witnesses to prove
his eontinuoua residence upon and cultivation
of aaid land, viz: ... .
John (. McDonald, of llnrtland P. "., ""
Wcndelln Ia-IiII. lioldenaale P. o., Wash.; Jn
C. Berry, llnrtland 1J. ((..Wash.; Thotnii i.
Drlpps, Hartlund 1'. ()., Wash.
mayai 1 ;W. R. DCNBAR, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Vafcoi viir. Wish.,)
Mitv 21, l'.k). .. f
Notico la hereby given that Ihe f""T'
anied settlera have II It-.i nonce oi men "
tion to make final proof In supp ''
1:
aim and that snid pris'is will be inane ;
W. II. Fresby, I nited tilatea Cninnii
.Inner Im
trlft ol W sslilnirt .11. at his olliie In ooiircu
dale, ash., Monday, July V, l'.xJ, viz:
Henry Vearhel,
Hoinestead entry No. Bills, for the t "'.;
!, Tp. 4 N, K II K, W. M, who names m"
ng wltnessea to prove ills ronll'iinnn tesiu"'
ipon ntid cultivation of said bind. v':; ionn
.Manuel i.ckiiiihio, v. iinam .n. "" " ...iie
ulllgim, Krnnela U Bunnell, all "1 tenteruiw
()., Washington.
rrancla I.. Wiiniiell. '
omestea.1 Kntiy No. 10 I.T, tor the traction
W' '' r-en-7. 1. 8N. R U .' ...1 Cii nls
amea the following wltnews n tn "
uiiotis residence iisin and cultivitloitoi
""Vlz:'. , ., .itt..ii.Jolin
Miinuei Leonarno, imam n. ,,1, e.
nlllgaii. Henry Veai kcl, all of leiiterMne
., Washington.
niavjft.il W. R. DI NISAB. '"""
TIMBER CULTURE FINAL n.w"
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ATI0.
l fl. Lasd Ornt-r, VAircorvr.Wjl'l
Notice Is he:eby given Hint M'.r'
y l. II. Hti gnian, ber nttoriiey n ia : w!on
lien 01 intention u V .i mer 1
. II I'r.-sl.v. I'lilled Htntes Coinniil' ' .
Khtrlctof Wailngloii, at his ot.i" - . .
ale, Wahliigton, on Irlday, ' in N-
may2 I
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Nolle Is herehv given
as lMen Uul
y a'
apiaiii iff '
he state of
Oregon, enecni'" ...
utor of the
ml t.-stament of rivallne Kvans, - -
toi r.vanne r.v"- ,,
All persona having claims .nltv"
of the aaid K.vallne Kvans are ner J'J u
1 present the same lo lilin, po'i" lhm si
y law re.,.ilrfd, a-Mosier, Oregon. "
fitilhs fiom Hie data herefif.
Dated this l.,tli day ot FVAMj,
Kxeeutor of tha last Will' and I",,,71','," II
valine Kvans, deceased.
plaint filed agaiuat you In tb.
uf ou or befor tha lx;h day of j tT'r U:1
if you do not, for wlt thereof the ,i' tt
take judgment against faiatiif
June, nam, on 1 miner -cunun ' N 1 in
211;, for the northeast quarter of " "'''' v ii
township No. 2 north, range V. M ' .
Hhe names as wllnona-s: Miiiniel . i- U(i
off, rand Dallea I'. O., Wash.: Hem " rv,..
Wllllsiii Wilkinson, of Centervllle " ,, 0,(
mid William Crawfoid, of riin 1
Wash. W. R. I'l n',,,p.r.
I