THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1800.
OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
It In rrl4 a Time f lnta
laiereat.
VLi'.e !n Pcrt'.ani lst Siturday tte
eiitor of tbl pPr pent a thort tia.e
io Ibe roon-i cl tte Ore;3n Uittcric:
Society on tte tcp floor ol the city t.'.i.
Tbe vieit reveUlicD. He ti no
iJa ol the bomlreds of irf.er.aeiv ir.wr
et;og relic ol the disc verr anl ertt'e
tue&t of tte Oregcn territory ttal tti
uefal tociety bit fathered tcftetter.
Tkee re'.ic t l n uonitcr of larje rooms.
Many of them ne heirSoocit of iani:r
that fijawl in tbe early hlttory of thii
ejuctry, and date back to period loc
ntedating; the birth cl any cne now
Urine. Many of them are connected
with important ciiete in Oregon bitory
or with pioneert boe name bae be
come booebo!J word" in tbe Far Wett.
Tbey are of every conceivable kind, from
a b'g aea ebett.tbat wag in the hip
Colombia ben tbe great River of the
Wert aa discovered to the firtt wagon
that ero;ed the plaint, tbe firtt prinlicj
prett ever operated wett of tbe Rockies,
book! and pampbieta and nevtpapert
fifty to ona hundred year cU, chair
owned by Genera!, then Leotenant
Sheridan : one cf the cacooo bail that
Le fired at the Indian at the Cascade
in the memorable attack on the block
house, in ls36, dalcb ovect and pant
and tpidert and gant and rifle that
crceeed the plaint with the early
pioneert, and bandred of other tbiogt
each ard all having a bUtory, than
which the writer cvn conceive no tub-
lanarv tati-?ct mora ia'.erestica to an
Oregonian.
We write thit that ottert may enjjj
treat that for nt was, alaj, all too
hort. We could have tpent week in
the roomt and enjoyed every moment
of the time. The roomt are free to
vieitorewho are cordially welcomed be
tbe ifficial io cbsrje. Mr. Ilimft
pol.tely left hit dek and (pent r.eai'.y
n hear pointing ont the otjecu of
more than ordinary interett and answer-
ing question.
If the reader of there line ie an Ore
gouian and hat never visited the roomt
cf Ibe Oreg'.n Historical Society he hat
missed the treat of a lifetime. We shall
certainly pay them another viait at the
Tery fira.t opportunity.
Soldier Boy' Opinion of Brjitiim.
Ojr soldier boys, whonc Ex-Consrees-m
in Tow ne denounced the other nigbt
io Portland, and wishes for whose defeat
io the Philippines were applauded to
the echo by Towne'i Bryanite auditore,
would, if we mietake not their tempera
ment, make thort thrift of Towne and
hie bott if they had then: over there for
a little while. At any rate here it
little ttory that hat moral to it. Otbo
SkagKt, of Co. F, 3 Uli U. S. Infantry,
whose father, by tbe way, wat once
pastor of the Christian church of thit
city and who it also a veteran of tbe
civil war, wrote a few dayt ago to hit
father from the Philippines and among
other racy things taid :
"Some time ago we took a vote of onr
regiment of between 609 aud 700 men
and found they stood a little over 200
for Bryan and the rest for McKinley.
A few days ago copies of Bryan's letter
of acceptance were distributed among
the boys. After they bad carefully read
the letter another vote was taken and It
stood three for Bryan and tbe rest fur
McKinley, and as I write the boys are
balloting to tee which of nt are going to
form a detail for shooting the three and
I am hoping that I tball get a black
bean. Tell Mr, Bryan for at that before
be turnt these magnificent islands and
nine-tenth of their poor, ignorant and
deceived inhabitants over to a band of
murderous Tagala or the rapaci'y of
foreign invaders, be will have to whip
into subjection 05.000 of as brave and
patriotic American soldier boys as ever
fired a gun or drew a sword."
FEOfLK CUM1.WO AKU GOING.
T. D. Driver was in town today rem
Wamic.
Rev. D. V. and Mrs. Poling left es
t?rday on a short visit to friends in
Salem.
Mrs. B. F. Jackson and son, Howard,
of Clyde, Ohio, are visiting with Mrs.
Hugh Logan.
Miss Maud Gerking, of Goldendale, Is
in the city receiving osteopathic treat
ment for nervous prostration from Dr.
K. . Smith.
James Lackey, formerly agent at the
Warm Springs reservation, now of Port
land, it in the city the guest of the
Umatilla House.
Mr. J. G. Peters, of Ealtimore, Md.,
arrived here yesterday with the Inten
tion of spnuinp the winter with hit
uncle, Mr. J. T. Petert.
Mrs. Winnie Boldman, eldest daugh
ter of Iter, and Mrs. C. P. Bailey, of
this city, arrived here on the morning
traiu from Dayton, Wash., on a week't
visit with her parents. Mrt. Boldman
wat accompanied by Mist Le!a Biglovr,
alto ol Dayton.
Nasal
CATARRH
la all It tUtrca there
Bhool j b cieaalmeM.
Elj't Cream Balm
dcac , soothe and hetls
tbe diseased nieniran.
II care cstsrrhaaddrires
airiiy a cold la the bead
quick!.
r JWt
I'mn Balm Is placed Into the nostril, spread
aver th membrao and It abtorbed. Relief 1 Im
soediat and a ear follow. It It sot drying doe
not produce meeting. Large Size, to oenti at Drag
gift or bf mail ; Trial Size, 10 cent bj mall.
. U.Y IXKJTUEIta, M Warren Street, Xtw York.
CLERKS IKSCRAJtCE.
inrrea.fal Overall. f Dcpartaaeat.
I Aid Iwtcltilti ta GTr- j
naent O
-A Uw year ago." laid the .ecretary
of a departmtct&l aid aoctatica. re
port the Wih.r.gtcn Star, "one of the
a bus- of dc!art mental life was the si
mot conjoint pafirg around of the
hat for collection to aid the widow and
family of a clerk w ho bad died ia trv
ice. -Very often the deceased had been
lor many year la the service of the
got ernmect and at hi ricath it would
be found that be left scarcely enough
to bur;'' him, and toiuttinie cot that.
Aud thia would be true of clerk in the
higher gTariea. It mule a clerk appear
mean to refue to contribute with the
other, though he may have had but
a peaking' acquaintance with the de
ceased. To thoae on the outride it
would not item that these contribu
tions would be made aufficiently often
to amount to a drain, but they were,
and I bare known of three clerks dying
within a month in one larg-e division. I
recall the chief clerk cf a bureau dying
udii-tJy, and his widow did not have
enough money to pay for his laying
out. The word waa paused around in
the bureau that the chief expected the
clerks to contribute liberally, and most
of them hand-d in from 13 to fS, but
there was a wtxocg undercurrent of
kicking.
"In all of tbe departments tbe solicit
ine of money for any purpose is strict
lv forbidden now. All have their own
Iteiierolent associations, which are en
eouragtd by the chief. These asso
ciations have by-laws, con&tituticrs
and officer. Their object is to furnish
to the clerks who are members an in
surance which will be immeciately
available on death. In fact, the money
is turned jver to the heirs on the same
day that the association is notified of
the death of tbe member, and this
rtadv mcnev is often all that the
willow or the heirs have in the world.
"The Pea&ion Bureau association
publishes a complete pamphlet report
annually; others rendera report to the
board of directors only. The annual
receipts from the assessments of the
Pension P.ureau association are about
io.f.OO, and i'-'SO is paid on death to the
iieueficiary. Last year it lost about
25 members, and S30.C00 has been dis
bursed since its formation in. 1 SOI. The
assessment is 21 centa, and the mem
bership is l.OGO. Clerks do not lose their
membership in these associations
they retire from their respective de
partments, voluntarily or involuntar
ily, as long 83 they pay their assess
ments. The assessments range from
25 cents to $1.
"In the post office department the as
sessment is 50 cents, and the amount
paid varies from 1200 to $275, according
to the number of members.
"The treasury department has two
aid! associations, one of which pays
$230 on the death of a member and the
assessment is $1.
"The interior departments associa
tion numbers about 900, ami it was or
ganized: in 1S95. About 100 members
have since died; each, receiving at death
S200, while over 120,000 has been dis
bursed.
'The bene-ficial association of the
war department has recently been re
organized, having been in existence 14
years. It has a membership of 430, tbe
assessment is $1, tbe amount paid at
death $250, and about $5,C00 has already
been disbursed.
DISCARD THE CORSET.
Philadelphia Clrla Follow the Ad
Tlee of tbe Chinese Minister,
tVa Tlnar Fans;.
The corset ha been relegated to ob
scurity by many of the most fashion?
able young women of Philadelphia
Mme. Goches Sarrante, who believe
that women wearing thte unhygienic
thing should be punished by law, haf
rauied a host of followers from Phila
delphia around her flag.
Led by Dr. Grace Spiegel, of the nor
mal school, many of the young girl
of Philadelphia are banding together
against this article of feminine wear.
They consider it not mildly unhrgien
ic, but actively harmful. Dr. Spiegel'
opinion on the question are:
"It is really wicked for women, and
especially growing girls, to force
themselves into such strait jackets.
They need free play of muscles to give
them the best, physical and mental
health; they need loose clothing to
allow free play of muscle. Xo need, at
some think, of a girl s looking untidy
because she does not wear corsets to
form her natural figure. She can
be neat, carry herself properly and
feel happier without them.
"Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minis
ter; puts tint wearing of corsets on a
par with foot-binding, said a mem
ber of the Society of the Philadelphia
omans Medical College the other
i!ay. She knows, because she has
been agisting in th entertainment of
the dUtineruished foreigner during his
recent visit to that city. "In his ad
dress to our alumnae," continued the
medical woman, "he cited the Chinese
dress as one mark of the emancipation
cf the women of his country and their
ruperiority over Americans."
State Official Who Couldn't Write.
The Philadelphia Kecord My that a
man wan once elected to a responsible
slate office in Pennsylvania, ard tcrved
acceptably, who could not write hi
name. He r. intelligent and of sound
business judgment.
For Haie.
Fine teed wheat for rid Ri'sian.
Price, t'i ccntt r bnsbe'.
W. W. IIawsox,
teplO I n The Dalles, Or.
Clark A Falk are never close I Sunday
Hon't forget this.
Tan Dallo Htfttlt.
Wh?t Xa. 1, 51 cent.
BarleT IH a ten.
Oat 11.15 cental.
Wheat hay i looe; J9 to ld ta!ed.
Timothy 10 baled.
Alfalfa Looe ,7.50; baled 8 50.
Potato! 15 cents a tack.
Flonr Diamond mill, 3.0 Ibl ; Du
far m l!?, ti 00
Ecit 5 ceo it a doxen.
Batwr Creamery, 60 cent; dairy,
50 cents.
Chi. kent f3.50 a dczes; tpricg 12.50
t3.
Applet Table, 50 centt; cooking, 40.
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
Hi. Kind Yen Haie Always Bcnghl
Bears the
Signature
To Delinquent Taxpayer.
Tie County Court having authorised
tbe immediate collection of delinquent
taxes, I am compelled to comply with
its request, and will therefore proceed at
once to advertise. If yon are delinquent
you ill tave cost and expenses by im
mediate payment. All personal prop
erty on paid will be attached at tbe cost
and expense of tbe owner without fur
ther notice. Robxbt Kki.lt,
Sheriff of Wasco Co., Or.
The Dalles Sept. 17. 1900. 17-29d i
For theconveniecce of parties want'
tog ice in tbe afternoons, the Stadelman
Ice Co. will carry a stock at their store,
corner Third and Washington streets.
Phone No. 107; .Iocs distance 153.
"Bin 'em op." 18m-tf
Subscribe for Tbe Chronicle.
T. A. Hrroy.
. Notary Public
Timothy Beownbill,
Attorney at Law.
HMBiOWMIIm
xvetti XiStaie,
Insurance, Loans,
Conveyancing and
Abstracting.
We represent some of the largest fire
insurance companiet in the world.
We have a large list of property, both
city ana c nun try, lor sale and rent.
We have taonev to loan on real estate
security at reasonable rates of interest
We do all kinds of conveyancing, and
are tbe exclusive owners for Rice s svs
tern of abstracting, which precludes the
possibility of mistakes in looking op
tines to real estate.
Any one having property for sale or
rent will find it to their advantage to
leave it in our bands.
Collections and all legal bntinets left
in our care will receive prompt atten
tion. Will practice in all the courts of
the ttate. Correspondence promptly
answered.
Offices: Washington street, next to
r rencn & Vo.
Ofep STATE FBIB
SALEM, OREGON.
September 17 to 22, 1900.
BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER
BEFORE.
Grounds greatly improved, buildinzt
repaired and renovated, all stork build
ings thoroughly disinfected; everything
in firet-claeg condition for the largest
and best Live Stock Show and Agricult
ural exposition ever held on the Coast.
$20yooo ig premiuns purses
Good racing every aftercoon.
Music and fan at night.
Ar.otion raleof llveatnrk will be made a lead.
In feature. All liventork and other exhibit
hai led free over the Houthern Paelric railroad.
Reduced panseneer rate rn all rallrnadk. lot
premium llat and other 'nformatlon addrea
. 11. ni.tiAiii, rreataent. tllllrbnro, Or.
M. D. WHUOJI, (Sec., Portland, Or.
c coin ins team, reaves wrar ana
tjv expense. Sold everywhere
r.-m MhVT. BV
ftfyL STAW0A.1O Oil CO.
FRENCH cSc CO..
BANKERS.
rEASilCTA EX EKAL BANKING BCelSES
Letters of Credit 1srqh1 available in tha
Eastern States.
Riifht Eachanire and Telei?rsplii
Transfers sold on Now York, Cliicaifo, ;
St. Louis, Ban Francisco, Portland Ore-j
eon, Keattle Wash,, and vnnout point?
in Oregon and W aaiiinzton.
Collections rn3u at all points on I&7- .
orable trme. i
f J the
ffp To) M
tiniT ! t: (cnEDrua. Ama:va
I.. a J tec liuiL jfj
-nt I .'.c Tiearer. Ft.
Ft
l:v p m
Worm. Omr". Ku-:
M tllT, rx. I.Uii.
p.
I
VWUHV aW
Atlactle Salt Lais. Eenrer. Ft! 4:15 a.m.
tinwi , Worm. Omaha, Kaa-i
lirr, m, u-u..;
Via Hunt
isftuu.
Ltictu aud Eaat.
eTkan WaMa Wil'a, ppoitne.
6ikau
Mail
and
Epreta
1:3) a. m
ilail
Minreapoiia. M. f aui
iJilnlb, M'.'.aaakee.
t bleaco and Eaat, via
;aueaad Hqdi1ii
t' n: aio all puinta in
U abiot43 aud ut
ern Oregon.
a-jd
jtireas
S JS p. m
Faca FoKTLavn.
Ocean Bteainaliiya.
For pan 'raEi-isco
verv FiVtt Lar.
4 p. in.
S p. m. i 4 p. m
Ex.&anday Columb! Rv. 8ten. Ex.suq
10 AsToai asa nay,
aiTirday
lo p. m.
Laildiuie.
a. m. WrLLAwarrx Riveb. i4:n0r.m.
Ex-outiday Oreron City, NewUrnr, Ex-suoday
ba-em nay una a.:
I
I ;
" a. jn, Wuxaiirrre aSD y an ; S 50 p. m.
Ttiea.Thar.! hiij. Kivas. Mod., wed
and C4U ; Orepon City. Dayton, and rn.
and way-Lsndinga.
B9AEI Eivia.
Blpari to Lewiaton.
Lcavb
Lwitos
daily
9:00 a. m
Lv Rircria
daily
X . Jj. m. !
Parde deslriDC to eo to HeoDner or
poiuta on ilolumbla feoutbern via BiKvs. abould
take No. 2, leaving Ibe Iallea at U:4o p. m.
maKinK flirect connections at Meppner junction
and Bltrga- Retarnlng mokingdirectconnectlon
at Meppner junction and Bitga witn io. 1. ur
riving at The Dalles a' p.m.
For full particular call on O. . X. To.'
agent Tbe Lalle. or address
W. U. mTRLBTRT.
Gen. Fas. Agt., Portland, Or.
m
Yellowstone Park Line.
THE 1)1X1X0 CAR ROUTE FROM PORTLAXD
TO THE EAST.
THE OXLY DIRECT LIXE TO THE YELLOW
6IOXE PARK.
Union Derot, Finland I sis
Xo. 2.
Fast mail tor Taeoma.
Xo.
Seattle, Olynipia, Gray's '
riaroorana boutb liena
points, gp.ikane, Ross
land, B. C, Pullman,
Moscow, Lewiston, Bul
faloHuuip mining ortun-
11:15 A. M.
5;50P. M.
itry, Helena, Mlnnenno
llia, 8t. Paul, Omaha,
Kansas City, 8t. Louis,
Cbioaifo and all point
eaat and southeast
Xo. 4.
Xo.3.
7;00 A. M.
I rueet bound Express
11;50 P.M.' for Tacoma and Seattle
and Intermediate points
Pullman first class and tourist sleeper to
miiiiicapuiis, bi. raui auti jiissouri river point
without change.
Vestibiilcd trains. Union depot connection
ill ail principal Clue.
Baggage checked to destination of tickets,
Kor bandsomelv illiiHcratedlpMnr1rtriv.Tnnrt.r
tickets, sleeping car reservations, etc., call on or
WIllV
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, 2V5 Moni
son Street, corner Ihiid, Portland, Oregon.
SOUTH and EAST via
Shasta Route
Train leave The Da'.le for Portland and
station at i:2o a. m. and 3 p. in.
Leave Portland ,
. 8:30 m 7:00pm
.12.30 am 10:50 p tn
.UtSiam 11:30am
. 5:00pm 4:8am
. 7:46pm 8:15am
" Albany ,
Arrive Ashland
' Bacramento ....
" Ban f rancisco .
Arrive Ogdnn
. 6:45 a m
. 9:(i0 a m
7:25 s m
, 7:45 a m
11:45 am
9:00 a m
7:25 am
V:o0am
" Iienver ,
" KansaiCity...
" Chicago
Arrive Los Angeles ... .
1:20 pm
:00 p m
. 6:: a m
. 9:55 a in
, l.m a m
fii'i m
7:00 a m
6:00 p m
fi;: a m
9:.r5 m
4 :00 a m
t . iS p m
n rw
Fort Worth
M City of Mexico . . .
" llouton
" New Orleans
" Washingbin
" New York
6:42 a m
o a m
.12:43 pm 12 43 p m
Pullman and Tourist cam on both in.
Chair cars SacramenUi to Ogden and Kl I'aso,
and tourit curs to ( hlcago, bt Ixiuia, Xe-.v Or
leans and Waaulngton.
'. nt, ri,iuin,:u Willi PPTPrHl
atenmslilp llnea for Honolulu, Japan, China,
Bee agent at The Dalle station, or address
C. H. MARKHAM,
General Paaaenger Agent, Portland, Or
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice I. hereby given that the undersigned
have tiled with the Clerk of the county court of
the Mate of Oregon for Wasco county, thwr final
act ount a. executor, of the last will and tot,
ment of Henry Harnum, deceased, and that
Monday, the 4th day of November, l!,ui, t the
hour of 10 o'clock a. in., haa bwn tiicd by the
County Court for said pmintv n. the time, and
the county court room In Lialica city , tn,.
place for hearing of objrrtinns to anld flnal ac
count and tbe settlement of the anne
J. W. I KP.NCil,
F. P. MAVrt.
et'5 lixw'Ulora.
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one FOH A DOSE.
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Souinern Pacific Co
Pfl s s
XOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Lasd Omci av Thi lunri. Oa. I
pepleoiber It, (
.Voti(M Is herbf five! tual lu lollowine
Diiea uttler h tiled noUoe ol her iuientiun
i.. n, linal t.r--f in ui.t-rt ol bet eiai;n, and
ttal said pnit fill t u.iii be ore the rtxuttr
!aiid rteener at! he Iilr, onijon, ua W cdue-
day, Oelober t, l'juu. Til ;
Kllaa K. Tlekrra,
n .dov cf Kimuel J. Vlcker. daiel. of Mo-
ier, Orwn, II. E. o. rr ine .n-,
aad e'. S1 re 15. To 1 S, K li E. '. X.
!e iime lh fr.lluwica; itnee o prove
her rRiiimou remidciiee ua aud cultivatluu
ownte k?ne. uf The Dalles, Orr n; Jtmea
il.icr, Lxtt t.vaia, e.ne oniuiani, jioier. ur.
tpli JAV V. Lf.As. hesUter.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICAriO.N.
LiN Ornca I VascocvxB, H ug.)
Aug. 16, l'.uu. I
Notice I. hereby given that the fmlowing
named aettler baa filed notice of bia intention
to u-ale bnal pro.f in support of his elain. and
that said proof will be made before '. B. Preby,
Cnited i-la tea I'ommlkaioner for lrtstrict of
Wohiogton, at bia oiiice in Goldendale, Waab
lugton, on OeU-ber 1, 10, vix:
John Watson,
P. O. addrea Centerriile, Wanh., who mtde
homestead i plication No. 'J3ii, for tbe ti'i eL.'i
sec Ji, Tp 3 -S, K 11 E. W. M.
Wbo name tbe following witnesses to prov
hia continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz.:
Cbarle etrauhe, William Wilkinson, Jame
C. Ualr and Patrick Haggerty, all ol tauten 111
P. V., tVabingtou.
1S-1 W. R. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lasd Ornca at The DatLif, Or., 1
September 10, lio) I
Notice I hereby given tiiat the iullowing
nanied itller bas filed notice ol his Intention to
make final proof in upport ol bis claim, and
that sid proof will be made before the uezintcr
asd Receiver at The ImlleM, Oregon, en Satur
day, October 21, 1, viz:
Arelioo. 6. Fox,
of The Dalles, f r?gon. II. E. No. 51l, for the
8 hf N W or aud W bl S W qr, Sec 12, Tp 1 S, R 11
E, W. M.
He name the following wltnetse to prove
his oniinuou residence upon and cultivation
of ta'd laud, viz:
I. c. Matnev, C. H. Matney, Charles Gossen
and W. t. Clark, all of Tbe italics, Oregon.
cpl5 JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lsd Ornc at The IUlle?, Oae..,
July 2, list". (
Notice la hereby given that the following
named settler haa tiled notice of her Intention
to commute and make final proof in support of
her claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore the regiMer aud receiver at The Dalles,
Oregon, on Thursday, September 20, 1KU0, viz:
Lot A, Helm, of The Dalle.. Or..
H. E. No. 6159, for the NW' HK'yi, EJj 8W,
and bV4 fc;i, sec. 3 T. 1 1., K. n t., . -m.
bbe nauies tne following wltue-sea pi prove her
continuous residence upou, and cultivation of
(aid land viz:
I'eter Fagan. G. Wctmore, Charles Matney,
V. Fox, all of Tbe Dalles, ur.
JAY P. Lt'CAS,
1-1 Re iML-r
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lasd Offic at Th Dallk. Obehos,!
August 2.'i, 1'juO. i
Notice Is hereby given thct the following
named ettler bas riled notice of bis intention to
make final proof In snpiiort of bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver at The Dalles, Orvgon, on Satur
day, October 6, 190O. viz :
Hubert K. Phillip, of M oiler. Or.,
IT. E. Xo. 5580 for tbe NE'i XV.f, NW' XE',
Sec. 9, and Hi bEHi bee 4, Tp. 2 X., 11 12 E.,
W. M.
He names the following witneses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz:
lames Lewis, Dolly Mosler, Lea Evans, John
Miler, all of Mosler, Oregon.
JAY P. LUCAS,
aug'29 1 Register.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
have been duly appointed by the honorable
county court, of tbe state of Oregon, for Wasco
county, executor of the estate of Horatio Cor
son, deceased. All persona having claims
againtd said estate are hereby nodded to present
the same, properly verified, to the undersigned
Charles E. Corson, at Wasco, Sherman county,
Oregon, or at the olllce of our attorneys, Mene
fee a Wilson, at The Dalles, Oregon, within aix
months from the date of this notice.
Dated July 14, l'JOO.
CHARLES E.CORSON,
WILLIAM K. COiUO.N,
Executors of the estate of Horatio Coraou, de
ceased. Jy21 11
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ornca at Th Dallis. Or.,
Aug, is, 1900. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler bas filed notice of hia lnteution
to make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver of the II. R. laud office at The
Dalle, Or , oa Saturday, Sept. 29, 1900, viz:
Henry C. Gordlon, or The Ilallea, Or.,
II. E. No. 4911, for the XJi SE'i ace. . Tp 1 N,
R13E. W. M.
He names Ibe following wltnowe to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz:
Ernest Jordan, Albert Jordan, John Pashek
nd Jaines Thomas, all of The Dalles, Oregon.
aug221 JAY P. LL'CAH, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAKDCmciatTHR Dali.rh, Ork.,1
August 31, 19UU.
Notice ia hereby given that the following
named aeltler has Hied notice of hia intention to
make final proof in aupport of his claim, and
that said proof will be made befori. ihn K
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on Wednes
day, October 10, 1900, viz. :
George V. Johnaton, of Th Dalle., Or.,
If. E. No. 5im, tor the NW',' KK'i and KEM
NW( Sec IM, Tp 1 N, R 14 E, W. M.
He names the following wltnecae. to prove hi
eon tlnu on. residence upon, and cultivation of
aid land, viz:
. P. Taylor, V m. Bhrp, J. W. Johnston and
R. E. Teague, all of Tbe Dalles, Oregon.
JAY P. LI CA8, Register.
NOIICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lakd Orrici at Ths Dai.lxh. Or., i
, . . Hcptcmber l i, 1IK0.
Notice Is hereby riven tht tha (nllowlnn.
named settler haa flu-d notice of hor intention
to make dual proof in support of her claim, and
that said proof will be niadii liefnrn tha II....I.I...
and Receiver at The Dalles, Oregou, on Wednea
duy, October 24, 1900, viz:
Janet F. Stewart, of Tha llallea. Or ,
H. E. No. 51, for the K'j HF.'i SE or NK or He
TR 1 K 12 E- 1IU 1' S ir Bee 30, Tp 1
, n 1,1 r., ,ii ,
ihe names the following wllnease o Movo
her continuous rcsiilcncu iioon ami niiiv,,ii....
Of salil IrniiL v i .
i. i ,1,uNt1"' K- F- 81,"rr- J"' Fleming,
Daniel Stewart, ail of Thu dalle..
"'"plj JAY P. Lt CAf, Register.
BO YEARS'
U EXPERIENCE
Truce Marks
Anrnn .cmllng a .ketch and dmcription ma"
ei'il'.iy A.rt,ii our opinion troe whathnr a
liivctitlon t pnihalily p it.iitiil.la "omiiniiilr a
lions utrletlyeoiitnu.Mii.j. lUnrttiookon I'nl-nla
lent fron. i l-t .vein r for securing patenis.
I niei.ia tnke-i ihroimh Miiini A ( u. reeelva
tprrt.il nntict, without clmrtra, in the
ScieEUiftc Unttr.cati.
A hltl1iomntr llln.'r il-d wccklr, l.nrrnit elf.
rnliitioti of nor 'initio , '.iniil, I'erina, ( a
.'.'V.I'.VT K'Jldbya'l Tiaw.deiilnra.
WUNN & Co.205"1". Nsvv York
Hi aiien Kmc., rm K KU vraahtiianin, l).C
J)"' OEISKNIlOltr r EK
riiysiciau and Surgeon,
Bjionlal ittviitlon given to mrgcry.
Room 21 and 22. Tel. S2a ;Vogt Block
f. ?' . iis
NOTICE
of Application fo, Liqaor L!e.ntt
To AU Whom It May Concern:
id eurt. ai.-jlr to the cramt. Ik.
Ol 'frt
! u fur U ao eountr.lur uj
.r-H'!"i. mait and vidou, li-inTS".
quanv.::( thn one g.llon, in xL 1 Z "
I T-fi.-l at at hlav rnMr,t . . ,r-a. fur ..
I 6l ..Id ec-auty niVci n ,"' '
said licenae, whicn be al l p,, P"""
County Court oa .aid datP iTta-
lated thla 7th day of Octolvr laio
UiUi KISI7.
PatHlon for Llq.., Lle...
To the Honorable Connty Court of th.fc
Oregon, for tbe County ol wJco! 8u,t
We. the nnderaigned reaidenta and Imi .
cl ,Mt1i;.r """. 'n tne CountyT1.!"!
fcU! "on' reapeetfully petj,,,,; .""
orable body to grant a liMTto VfUlS
to aell apirituous, malt and vinous H i."1
lea quanUUe than one gallon i.i th.11?0
Morei, In tbe county ,!d ,u,i VF'
ueh iieriod a hia receipt lrora thTl
treasurer of said county may cail for- """"t
Edw A Reineck,
J N Mosier,
L Lamb.
Lewis Meeks,
P HennineMin,
R F Hardaiek,
Christian Wy.s,
Arnola Wyts,
E B Wood,
B Eben,
Ja8 Hunter,
Frunk Lapier,
H etoueman,
M lhiel,
Jacob Floch,
John Armstrong
A H Gealberson,
M Dutv.
F P Weldner,
J K MiUregor,
Andy Prat her,
Rue Prather,
Geo Judy
Geo Ireland
C H Davenport
A M Pricbard
John Norihup
C Stutts,
J M Elii tt,
r Hmiungson,
Clinbiu WiJ,
R P P. ttersou
8 D. Inner,
4' A 4 rmuyr,
M fpelhuiu
H Ibiel,
E Graulund,
James Joss,
M Dich eumaller,
8 t r rsner,
Axel E Peterson,
A E MeCnughey,
X P Stuniets,
L J Davenport
Wm A Har, '
Chas Prather,
A J Pr her,
Jas Nure
H V Patterson
N C Weiduer
A Nordjr
A T Robert
Sale of Real Property.
Notice U hereby given that under ard bvrtK
tue of an order dulv mads and er. tend in th.
County Court of Wasco County, iireg,,,, S!
29th d..y of August, 190 , the nudSuS Ij
ministrator with the will annexed, of ttieeitftt
of Jonathan Ja kson. deceased, will, (rom " JJ
after the 1st dy of October, VM, ,tn at
sale In the manner provided by L for the uk
of real properly by executors nnd sdrainUtn
tors, ail the right, title and intere-t of tkeuu
Jonathao Juckaou In aud tu the fnilofl'o.ty
scribed real propei ty, being in VscoUoul
Oregon, to-wlt: ''
tbe b'i of tue tK' an 1 tbe s'j of the sw'' ol
rectlon twenty tw.i 122,: ' iheeEU of the
of section fifteen (15), theK'Jof theE'is:lJ
the NE'4 of thefciU'i of section twenty-two in
the E'i of the Nt and the tsW'A oi the K'K
and the eE" of the NW'4 cf section taeiitt
aeven 27), all in township lour 4) smith, raon
fourteen (14) east, W. !.; said sale to be lot
cash or main creoil in the manner provided bi
law for the sale of real property upon credit bj
R. E. SAI.TMAHRHF
Administrator, with the will annexed, of th
eiauj ui jonaman jaexson, deceased, tepl-li
CONTEST NOTICE.
V. 8. Laud OrniE, Ths Dalhs.Oi.,!
eentembcr IS. l'o
A sufficient contest afhdavit havlnn been flled
In tbla'oflice by Joseph H. 8!ierar, conlesUnt,
against homeate d entry No. 7452, made June I,
1S99. lorohf NW qrScc w, and EhlNEarfg
, Tp 8 S R 14 E, by William (.ill couteitee, ;i
which it ia alleged that said WUiiara Gill he
wholly abandoned said tract and changed hia
residence therefrom lor more than six mootlu
since making aaid entry, aud nixt prior to dk
of contest; and that he did not abandon tbe
tract to enter the military or naval service ol
the I'uitcl States, said paftie are hereby DOli
tied to apitear, reapond and oiler evidence tonrb
lug said allegation at 10 o'clock . m. on uctcta
27, lsa 3, before the register and receiver tt tat
I'nited HUtea land otlice in The Dalles, Oregm.
The said contestant having, in a proper Hi
davit, filed August 11, 1900, set forth facts whlfb
show that after due diligence personal aerviee
of thia notice can not be made, it is bettbf
ordered and directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
sepl JAY P. LUCAS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lako Ornca at Thk Dallis, 0k., j
Hcntemlier. 10. 1900.
Notice la hereby given that the follower
named settler has filed notice oi Ills Intention
to make final proof In support of bis claim, iwl
that aaid proof will tie made before the reeiita
and receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on Saturdsj,
uciouer j), i9uu, viz.!
Cbarle U. Matney,
of The Dalles, Oregon, II, E. No. 50MI, for Ibe 3
hf NE or aud W bf bK qr, Sec 12, Tpl8,kU
E, W. M.
He name the following witnesses fonmri
hia continuous residence upon and cultivstloa
of said land, viz.: ,
A. 8. Fox. P, ts. Fagan, Charles (iossoo sua
U. Clark, all of Tbe Dalles, Uregnn,
epl5 JAY P. Ll'CAS, R-fWer.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice l hereby given that the tmdenlfMt
has been duly appointed by the honorable eoM
of the atate if Oregon, for Wasco county, n
ecutor of th entiite of Anaust Bachmsn,
ceawd. All persons having claims .slmt
estate are hen-by notirted U presenl ths "
pnijieny vermeil, lo tne unueisigiiwi ""
Lii Th. t..n... a ..iv,niiir. Oref"",
at the office of bis ttornejs, Jlenelee
nt 1 he Dalles, Oregon, within six ruontbi iron
the date of this notice.
Dated thia 14tb day of July, 1900.
OKOKtiE D. RF.FI'
Executor of the esUte of August Bcb.
deceaseil.
T. A. Van Norden
Kccpa constontly on hand a large "f
lino of all Hint is Ih-sI In ""'"'" ",,
Clock., Hpn-tacle. Field i losses, H i verw",,,.
at prln thai defy compi'lltlon. M" "V (
iciiiKil io wltn prompliieaa aiei m-r-graving
neatly done.
CMcken Lice Conprnl
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Point, also a Kadlcal Id "." V
Chicken Llco. I'sapi'll'""""!''"
mt.ia ..lla ..f vwlllltrY lllltll''. nl" '.. .
manrntly exterminate all Hr- 0,
anlta-healtliy rhlckeiia, T'' '
cirga. tt rltM for circuni
for c it'll mm r
.Mention this paper.
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