THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 26,
ASH OOINO.
Friday a Daily.
II. C. Jackvin, c'erk of
Jacksnn,
Klickitat
county, was in town today.
Among the visitor to the Sulem fair
this week are Mr. V. E. Simonton an J
Miss Alma rehuiiilt, of this city.
. Mr. ami Mrs. James Stewart, of Monk
laml, have returned from their weil.l n
trip and aro guests of the Uuuttilla
House.
E. C. Miller, shipping clerk of the
Oreou Lniutier Co. at Viento. wn in
town today dome busiuees at the U. IS.
land office.
F. N. Hexton lies returned home after
spending: three months in the harvest
lieldi of Umatilla county and the Pa
louee country. He expects to leave in
the morning for Portland, where he will
spwud tne winter in the Portland Busi
ness College.
Saturday Daily.
Mr. Frank B utton was in town today
from Hood River.
Professor C. L. Gilbert was ft paosen
Iter on this morning's train for Portland.
If. Herbring left on this morning's
train on a business trip to Sitn Fran
cisco. Mrs. T. Twohig left this morning on a
visit to her parents at Pleaeanl Valley,
Waeh.
Ed GrilBn, the Boyd merchant, of the
firm of Griffin & Butler, was in town
today.
Newton Patterson, an old-time friend
of The Chronicle, was in town today
from Einiersby.
Miss Emma Croesfielvl, who has been
visiting for a few days with Mrs. E. O.
McCoy, left on this morning's train for
her home at Portland.
Attorney G. W. Phelps, of Ifeppner,
arrived here today to attend the funeral
of his father, whose remaius are ex
pected to arrive on the noon train to
morrow from Berkeley, California.
Mrs. C. J. Reed, of Portland, who has
been visiting for a few days with Mrp.
Lanp, left on the noon train for Pendle
ton, in company with the Misses Annie
end Bessie Lang and Representative
M. A. Muodv. They will attend the In
dian dance tonight at the Pendleton
fair, and while in Pendleton will be the
guests of Mr. E. Y. J mid.
Monday's Daily.
Mr. and Mis. George Peringer, of
Fendleton. are vieiting the Drs. Ftr
gueon.
Mies Ruby Groat loft here Saturday
to teach a term of school in one of the
Tygh Ridge districts.
Emerson Williams, the Kingslev mer
chant, was in town todav and left for
borne this afternoon.
A. D. McDonald, a former prominent
bnerman connty farmer, now of Spo
kane, wa9 in town today.
The Fossil Journal says Mrs. William
Floyd and her daughter, Mrs. Stacey
Shown, of Seattle, are visiting Mrs. Win.
G. Keys, daughter ot Mrs. Floyd, at
fossil.
BUKN,
This morning, Sept. 24th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Potts of this city, a daughter.
Bagacloue Young; Shepherd Dog;.
I have often read in the Sheep Breed
er of the wonderful feats performed by
do2s, and venture to tell you of the
most remarkable instance of sagacity on
the part of six months old puppy of
my own. As I was starting the sheep
for home a few evenings since, I sent
the do?s down into the gulch for some
cheep that lingered behind the flock.
Thinking they had brought them all
out, and making a new start for home,
I was not a little surprised over the ab
asnce of a pup, which I finally sought in
the gulch, and to my surprise found
bin) in a hole or washout, come six feet
square and four feet deep, with about
two feet of water in it. In this hole
were fifteen Iambs, with the pup in
their midst. The lambs were struggling
for dear life, but were unable to climb
the steep and slippery eides of their
prison and the puppy doing his best to
get them out. But for that active and
anxions fellow every lamb would have
been drowned. When I had rescued
the last lamb the young puppy sprang
out of the muddy pool and looked up
with a satisfied and triumphant air as
much as to say, "Well, master, we saved
tnem!" The puppy was whollv un
trained, wnicn makes tne feat ail the
more remarkable. J. G. Hoyt, Boyd
to., .Nebraska, in bbeep Ureeder.
To Delinquent Taxpayers.
The County Court having authorized
the immediate collection of delinquent
taxes, I am compelled to comply with
its request, and will therefore proceed at
once to advertise. If you are delinquent
you will save cost and expenses by im
mediate payment. All personal prop
erty unpaid will be attached at the cost
and expense of the owner without fur
ther notice. Robert Kei.lt,
Sheriff of Wasco Co., Or.
The Dalles Sept. 17, 1900. 17-29J-W
Lost Thn morning, a pocket book
containing a twenty-dollar bill. A lib
eral reward will be paid for its return to
Sinnott A Fish, Umatilla House, or the
owner, G. T. Andrews, Wasco, Sherman
county.
Hustling yoong man can make (00 per
month and expenses. Permanent posi
tion. Experience unnecessary. Write
quick for particulars. Clark A Co.,
Fourth and Locust Streets, Philadel
phia, Pa, . i8-tf
The largest and most complete line of
riurn cohimo
fall and winter millinery ever displayed
in the city at the Campbell & Wilson
millinery parlors. The prices will sell
the goods. i8tf
Floral lotion will care wind chapping
sod sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
talk.
KHEDIVE OF EGYPT.
Mode of Life and Characteristics
.of Abbas.
Hla Taatea and Habit Arm More
Those of English Cowwlry
Uaatletnan Thaat ot Orl
The life of his hitfhne&s Is very differ
ent from that which in the western
world is usually associated with an
eastern sovereign. To begin with, the
khedive has received a splendid Euro
pean education. He learned English us
a child under tutors specially selected
und aent. to Cairo for hia benefit and
that of his brother, Prince Mehemet.
When 12 jeurs of uge he entered the
celebrated Haxius school, at Geneva,
and afterward continued hUscholastic
career at the T lierewaniim, at Vienna,
from which he was called by the sud
den death of his father, Khedive
Tewflk, ta ascend the throne of Egypt
at the age of IH, in 1S'J2. At Vienna he
was something of a favorite with the
Austrian, emperor, who also taw that
the prince was given a military train
ing in addition to his ordinary fenool
work. Naturally highly intelligent, Ab
boa proved himself both industrious
and capable. He, has the gift of
tongues, and can talk in at least six
languages English, French, German,
Italian, Turkish and Arabic, the last
being in common use throughout
Egypt. Every official day of his life he
will most- probably converse in at least
four of these languages.
JV.it highness, eays "the Iondon
Chronicle, has a prodigious, memory
and great capacity for mastering de
tail. He is a hard worker, and every
moment of his time is parcelled out
with exactness. He usually rises' at
5:0 in the morning, nnd then goes out
riding, an ex err is of which he Is pas
sionately fond, till about eight, when
he lias -riretkfast. Soon afterward he
is busily engaged in state affairs with
his secretaries and ministers, and this
fills! up the forenoon till luncheon; but,
that meal nvrr, he is at work again
with his staiT until his public reception
hour comes around, when he meets all
those who have the right to call upon
him and a good number who hnven't.
In the evening there are dinners, balls,
receptions, the opera and the theater.
All this gives one the Impression, a per
fectly correct one, that Abbas is no lan
guid oriental, but a prince of high abil
ity and remarkable energy.
Nor is he less interesting from th
purely domestic point of view. As
sovereign lie has to be n great deal at
the state palaces of Abdin, at Cairo.
and lias-el-Tin, nt Alexandria, the for
mer being the winter, the latter th
summer capital of Egypt, but he like
nothing better than to leave these to
his more private palacesof Koubbeh o
Montazah, bis seaside place. Koubbeh
is some five miles from Cairo, and here
his highness, lives' after much the fame
fashion as might a great English land
owner of the most, modern tjpe. II
keeps' a splendid stud, and his beautiful
horses, English bred as well as Arabs,
are his special pride. On the estate it
self he has brought into use the latest
things) in American agricultural ma.
chinery, and he takes' an active part in
the supervision of his numerous farms
and cotton plantations in the Nile vae
ley from which, indeed, he derives the
larger part of his vast private wealth
llis otlicjal income Is a, ICO.COO a year,
and an equal amount is paid to the
other members of t he Khedivial family
Hesides hi pronounced taste for the
life of a country gentleman. Abbas has
a taste, or rather a passion, which is
not. generally shared by country gen
tlemen. He is a skilled musician, and is
devoted to music. He keeps a private
band of about 50 performers, who find
in him a generous patron but a relent
less critic. Woe betide the man, who
makes a false note!
His highness 1 a strict Mahometan,
and as such eschews both wines and
spirits. His abstinence goes even fur
ther, for in a country where everybody
smokes he will have nothing to do with
the fragrant weed. Like his father
he ia a monogamist, although his re
ligion allows him four wives if he
wants them. He is known to be great
ly attached to his consort, who was
a Circassian lady of the khedivial
household before her marriage. They
have several daughters nnd one son.
tne neir appnrent, who was born in
February of last year. By a special
decree of the sultan, who is still suzer
ain of Egypt, the khediviate de
scends directly from father to son in
the western manner. The domestic
entourage of the khedive is presided
over by tne uowager khedivah, or
khedivah mere, as the princess is
called. This is in accordance with
usual oriental custom, which accords
precedence to a man's mother over
hia wife.
Hart tr of a Dread of Death.
Sir Lyon I'layfair, who represented
the University of Etlinburtjh for .17
years, nays Health, naturally came in
contact with the mot eminent med
ical men of England, and he iut this
question to most of them: "Did you,
in your extensive practice, ever know
a patient who was afraid to die?"
With two exceptions, it seems, they
answered "No." One of these excep
tions was Sir Renjamin Krodie, who
Raid he had seen one case. The other
wa Sir Kobert Chrlirtison, who had
seen one case, that of a pirl of bad
chnrarter. who had a sudden ncci-
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' Don't hub It la,
Just wet the affected part freely with
Mysterious Pain Cure, a Scotch remedy,
and the pain is gone. Sold by Clarke &
Falk.
Clark A Falk are never closed Sunday
Don't forget this.
Proprietors
of
Purest Liquors for Family Use
Delivered to any part of the City.
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Phones: 51 Local,
858 Long Distance
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Z Str. Regulator
Ship your
. Freight
via
Regulator Line.
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DOWM. CP.
Dalle Lv. Portland
ft Bt7 A. M
fc' Tuesday
B, Thuisda
M. ' 7 A. M.
v Monday
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5 HatunlHV Friday
k- Arr. Portland Arr. imiici
st 4:30 P. M. at 5 P. M.
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FOR COMFORT ECONOMY AND PLEASURE,
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Travel by the Steamers of the Regulator Line.
rons tue oest service possible,
f, Portland Office, Oak-Street Dock.
Wasco Warehouse Company
Headquarters for Seed Grain of ail kinds.
Headquarters for Feed Grain ot eii kin
Headquarters for Rolled Grain, ail kinds
Headquarters for Bran, Shorts, "m?"lfki
Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle
tOIl FlOUr Tlli9 lonr ,s manufactured expressly for family
use : every sack ia guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Wj sell oar goods lower than any house in the trade, and if yon don't think so
can ana get car prices ana De convinced.
Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, Barley and Oats.
State flormal School,
MONMOUTH, - . OREGON.
Fall Term Opens September 18, 1900.
The students of the Nortiial School sre nrenare.1 tn taks tlia Mat rvrHflr.ntn imnuii.iii. n-
e ' .... .l.v.j.
Graduate! readily secure Rood positions. Expense of year from 120 to $150.
Strong Academic and Professional Coursoi. New Mirlal Driurinn in Uammi T.uini.,
Well equipped Training Department.
For catalogue containing full announcements address
P. Ik CAMPBELL, President or W A. WANK, Secretary of Faculty.
Nmli'ii Paic
Yellowstone Park Line.
THE DINING CAR ROUTE FROM PORTLAND
TO THE EAST.
THE ONLY DIRECT LINE TO THE YELLOW
STONE PARK.
LI ATI.
Onion Depot, nrtn anil St j
ABSIVl.
No. 2.
Fast mall for Tacoma,
Peattle, Olympia, Gray's
Harbor ana Houth Hend
points, Hpokane, Ross
land, B. C, Pullman,
Mowow, Lestistou, Buf
falollmnp mining coun
try, Helena, Minneapo
lis, Bt. Paul, Omaha,
Kansas City, 8t. Louis.
Chicago and all point
east and southeast.
Puget Hound Express
for Tacoma and Heattle
and intermediate points
No.
5W P. M.
No. 3.
7;00 A. M.
11:15 A. M.
No. 4.
11 ;W P.M.
Pullman first class and tourlrt aleonon to
Wlnneapolls, Ht. Paul and Missouri river points
without change,
Vestlbuled trains. Union denot nonnpotlnna
In all principal cities.
Baggage cnacsca toacatlnatlnn of tickets,
ror haildsomelr illustrated descrlntlvematlir.
tickets, sleeping cut reservations, etc., call on or
writ
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Oeneral Passenger Agent, 2S5 Morrl
son street, corner mini, Portland, Oregon.
A full line ol Eastman films and sap-
plies just received by Clarke A Falk.
We offer for limited period the
wice-a-week Chbonicli, price $1.60,
and the Weekly Oregonian, price (1.50,
both papers for $2 year. Subscriptions
under this oiler mast be paid in ad
vance, tf
FALT & C
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Commercial Sample Rooms.
9
173 Second Street.
How pleasing to the ear.
How easy in action.
How grand and beautiful
in appearance are the new
"Lindell," "United Makers" and
"Kimball" Pianos at
Jacobsen Book S Music Co.
REGULATOR LINE.
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DALLES, PORTLAND k ASIORU KAY. COMPANY -3
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Steamers of the Regulator Line will run as per the fol-
ow.ng schedule, the Company reserving the right to change j
schedule without notice. 'i
Str. Dalles City.
DOWN
I.v. Dulles
up,
Lv . Portland ,
nt 7 A. H.
at 7:00 A. K.
Monday Tuesday's
Wednesday Thursday ,3
FridHy Saturday H
Arr. Portland Arr. Dalles "3
ut 4 :3U P. M.
at 5 P. a. ,
The Company will endeavor to give its pat
for iuriner luiormuuuu auuress
W. C. ALLAWAY, Con.
Agrt.
SOUTH and EAST via
Soumem Pacific Co.
Shasta Route
Trains leave The Dalles for Portland and way
stations at 4 :& a. m. and 3 p. m.
Leave Portland 8:30 am
" Albany 12. 30 a in
Arrive Ashland 12:Tlam
" Hacramento 6:00 pm
" Hail fraiiclsco 7:5ptn
7:00 p m
10:00 p m
11:30am
4 a m
8:15 a m
Arrive Ogdon
Denver
" Kansas City..
" Chicago
. ft:43 a m
. :W a m
7:'2A a m
. 7:46 a ia
11:4 am
:00a m
):lin
i::ani
Arrive ls Angeles 1:90 p m
7.00 am
S:00 p m
.::) a m
t.am
4:00 a m
:W p m
42 am
r.i rano 6:00 p m
" Fort Worth :!IOam
' City of Mexico :oAam
" Houston 4:00 am
' New Orleana liisin
" Washington V42 a m
" New York 12:4:1 pm
U'ti p m
Pullman and Tourist cars on both tralna.
Chair cars Bacramento to Ogden and El Paso
and tourist cars to Chicago, Ht Louis, New Or
leans and Washington.
Connecting at Ban Francisco with severs 1
steamship line for Honolulu, Japan. China,
Philippines, Central and South America.
Bee agent at Tbe Dalles station, or address
C. H. MARKHAM,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or
JJH. R. . SMITH,
Osteopath.
ROnTTll 10 ftllll f 1. rhsnman DIMh,
Oregon. "
The New York Cash Store it tbe sole
agent for tbe Hamilton Brown Shoe
Co.'s line of footwear.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omci atThi Dalles, Or.,
Kfptmnbel in, HO) t
Notice Is hereby riven that th follnwin--namvd
-tt!fr has flltd notice ol hla Intention to
n.uko Dual p.ixi' in support nf his claim, snd
that ld proof will be m.ide before the Kvxlstcr
and liareiver at The Iullos Oregon, on oulitr
day, October t), 19u, vU:
A relloos S. Pox,
of The Dalles. Oregon, H. E. No. MM, for the
b hf NW qr sud W hf oW nt, bc 12, Tp I S, H 11
E, W. ii.
lie nnines the fol'.owins; witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuiiallun
of aid land, viz:
1 ;. Mutnev, C. II. Matncy, Charles Gossen
snd W. C. Clark, all ol The Dalles, Oregon.
epl3 JAY P. LL'CAS, KegUter.
50TICE FOR PUBLICATION'.
Lajcd Omci at Th Dalles. f)KEosr, j
August , l'JCO. I
Vnrlee Is berebv riven that the followiug
named settler has llltd notice of bis intention to
male final proof In support of bis claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Keginter
and Receiver at me uajics, uregou, uu oaiur
day, October 6, 1'JuO, viz :
Hubert E. I'll 111 ipa. of AloHer, Or.,
ir R. So. SR0 for the SEli KWW.XWli NE'i,
See. 9, and SU iH, Seel, Tp. 2 N., K. 12 t.,
W. M.
He names tne following witnesses to prove his
continuous i evidence upon and culliyutlun of
said land, viz:
lames I.wi, Dolly Mosler, Lea Evsns, John
Miler, all of Mosier, Oregon.
JAY P. LICAS,
aug291 Keglt:r.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
-nt is berebv riven that the undersigned
have been duly appointed by the honorable
County court, of the state of Oregon, for VAasco
iinutitv. cxtwiitnra of the estatj of Horatio Cor
son, deceased. All persona having claims
sirainst said estate are hereby notllled to present
tlic same, properly verilied, to the undersigned
Charles K. CorMiu, fit Wasco, Sherman county,
Oregon, or at the oRice tit our attorneys, Aiene
fee & Wilson, at The Dnlles, Oreg m, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Duttd July 14, l'JOO.
OFT A RI.E3 E. CORSON',
WILLIAM K. COK-loN,
Executors of the estate of Horutlo Corson, de-cea-d.
Jlyil U
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at The Dali.es, Or.,
Aug, l, lisio. I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filel notice of his Intention
to make tinal proof in support of his claim, nod
thatid proof will be made before the register
and receiver of the U. H. land ofllce at The
Dalles, Or , on Baturduy, Sept. 1J, l'JOO, viz:
Ileury C. Gonllon, of The Dalles, Or.,
II. E. No W14, fur the XU 6Kl4 tec. 6, Tp 1 N,
K i:i E. W. SI.
tl.. (..llA., lnn H.ftnnun.. n nsona
iinniVB uitr i in hit 1 1 IR nin'Vioio n (mic
hin mntitiiiniiM Tfiniiianne unon and riiltivitLioii
of Haiti laini, vi:
ErneMt Jordan, Albert Jnrdn, John Pahek
and Jumea Thonius, all of The ImlleN, Oregon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. '
Land Office at The Dalles, Or. -September
li, I'M). j
Notice is hereby given that the following-
named settler has fileit police of her intention
to make final proof in tupiort of her claim, and
that said proof will be made be.'ore the register
and receiver nt 1 he Dulles, Oregon, on Wednes
day, October 21, l'jou, viz ;
Kllia K. Vlckers,
widow of Samuel J. Vlckers, deceased, of Mo
sier, Oregon, II. E. No. fi-'M, for the N'BWM
and 'i NW!4 Hec I.V Tp2 N, R 12 E, W. .r.
hue nnmes tne following witnesses to prove
nor i outiuuous residence upon und cultivation
of said land, vU. :
(ieorge Hcnoe, of The Dalles, Oregon; .Tnmes
Miler, Lee Evans, Eric Grunland, Mosiur, Or.
spl5 JAV P. LL'CAS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lnb Office at Vancouver, Wash. I
Aug. 1G, l'.'OU. (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his IntcLllou
to make final proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before W. H. I'resby,
IT ii I ted t-tHtes Commissioner for llistrict ol
Washington, at his olliee In Ooldendalc, W ash
ington, on October 1, 11)00, viz:
John Watson,
P. O. addrets Centervllle, Wash., who made
homestead application No. VJ32, for the HU BEli
dec 28, Tp8N, K 14 E, W. M.
Who names tlie following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz.:
Charles Htrauhe, William Wilkinson, Jame
O. Daly and Patrick Uaggerty, ail ol Centervllle
P. O., w ashlngton.
l W. R. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice !s hereby given that the undersigned
have filed with te Clerk of the county court of
the Htnteof Oregon for Wasco conntv.thelr final
account as executors of the last will and testa
ment of Henry linrnum, deceased, and that
Monday, the 4th day of November, 1900, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. m., has been Axed by the
County Court for said county as the time, and
the county court nsm In Dalles City as the
place for hearing of objections to snid final ac
count and the settlement of Hie same.
J. W. FRENCH,
F. I. MAYH.
CI1S F.xecutor.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TRANSACT A KNEttALBANKINO BUe'INKH
Letters of Credit issued available in the
eastern btates.
Siitht Eichanire ami TWrr,V,
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago,
St. Louis, Son Francisco. Portland Oro.
gon, Seattle Wash,, and various points
iu ure,oa Mia wasmngton.
Collections made at all noi nt. nn fav
orable term..
L. Lane,
GENERAL
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...AND.
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Wagon and Carriage Werk.
Flah Broth era- Wagon.
j- Tbird and JefTcrnn. Phone 159
Ll&
jjr. e. rKRni'aoN,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office, Vogt Block (over Postofflce),
!splmo-d
THE DALLE4, OHE'rON.
Pliysician and Surgeon,
Special attention glTcn to surgery.
Tel. 32S Rooms 21 and 21, Vogt Block
JOHN SAVIN
MOORE & GAVIN,
BiacRsmiin
liorsesnoe
s'lus.mjn AT LAW
Kooms ft) and 40, over V. 8. Und OHoe
NOTICE
of Application for Liquor LieeB
To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice Is hereby given that thp ...,
William KlnU, will at in ..'..?. A"."'1''''
k . in i-.
A -
sT'irltuous, malt and viuous ii,?,
quautl:..-s than one gallon, ( t; !!
ster, in the county an 1 state afo fc0"
pei i. 1 as hia receipt from the C,im
ul snid county may call f..r: and hr.."""
said license, which he wi .1 p,"i't', ,i
county Court on said dutef is herelu'W
Dated this 7th day of October ton
WILLIAM KlS7l
ratltloD fur Liquor llcBM,
To the Honorable Connty Court of th.a.
Oregon, for the County of Wasco: tMe
We, the undersigned residents and Ieg,u
of Mosier precinct. In the i -,... ?'..T'ii
bt 0.0Je,.0" re"l'c;'"lly petition yoa,
orable b,a1y to grant a license to Willi. e "1
to sell spirituous, malt and viuous inT, a
lesa ouantittes than one M, i.. ,.i'l.uo. a
lesa ouantities than one srallon i ,1?. '
Mos'ei, in the county and stat.rI ",a
such period as his receipt from ihV!!1'1
treasurer of said county may call for; '
tdw A Kelneck, J N Miwlcr
L Lamb,
N C Mutts,
J M Kill .tt,
T H- nnimrson
Clinton W.xrf.
R P P. ttcrsou
8 D Usher, '
C A Crnmer,
M r-pellruau
II Thiel,
E O rani und,
James Jo,8,
M Dlch enmnller,
Sir sher,
Axel E Peter.on,
A F. McCouKhey
N PSturgess,
L J Davenport
Wm A Hay, '
Cbas Prattler,
A J Prober,
Jas Nurse
H l Patterson
N C Weldner
A Nordir
A T Uoberts
Iwis Meeks,
!' llenningson,
K K Hardwick,
Christian Wyss,
Arnold Wyss,
K B Wood,
B tben,
Jns 8 Hunter,
Frank Ijipler,
H- iStoneman,
M Thiel,
Jacob Floch,
John Armstrong,
A H Godberson,
M Duty,
F P Weldner,
J K M.Clregor,
Andy Pralher,
Kue Prather,
(ieo Judy
Geo Ireland
C II Davenport
A M Prichard
John Noribup
Sale of Real Property.
Notice is hereby given that under and t,T
tuo ol an order dulv mada and entertd hi tka
County Court of Wasco County, Oregon on the
2tli day of Auguit, l'J0, the undersigned
minlstrator with the will annexed, ol tr.eeiui,
of Joimtlian Jackson, deceased, will, from tA
af ler the lt day of October, luoo, sell at Mlrs
sale in the manner provided by law for ths uk
of real properly by cxeen tors and adminlitn
tors, all the right, title and imprest of theuU
Jonuthau Jackson in and to the fullowini da.
Kcrib.'d reul projierty, being in Wasco Countr
Or-gon, lo-wit; "
The KW'i of the BE)4 of section flflorn rW)'
the 8 of the SK' and the H'i of Hie sftv of
section twenty-two (22, : the SK'i oi the hl:
of section fifteen (1ft), the K)j of the.VE'iiraJ
the N KJ4 of the HK'4 of section twenty-two i')
the E!ii ol the Nfc.' and the SWy of the Sti
and the SK4 of the NWJ4 cf section Iweatr
seven (27), all in township four '4) south, hiir
fourteen (II) east, W. M.; said sale tobeiot
cash or uikki credit In the manner provided br
law for the sale of real property upon credit bf
executors and adminh trators.
K. K. BALTMARBHE.
Administrator, with the will annexed, of lln
eitatu ol Jonuthau Jackson, deceased. stl-il
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed by the honorable court
of the state of Oregon, for Wasco county,
ecutor of the estate of Annum lluchman, de
ceased. All persons having claims sgflinntiuid
estate are hereby notified to present the Mite,
properly verified, to the undersigned George D.
Heed, at The Dalles, W asco county, Oregon, or
at the ofllce of his attorneys, Menefee 4 Wilton,
ut The Dalles, Oregon, within six months fion
the date of this notice.
Dated this 14th day of July, 1!00.
GEORGE D. REED,
Executor of the estate of Amiust Bachmin,
c"e:ented. llrjli
CONTEST NOTICE.
U.
B. Land Office, The Dallik, 0t,
September 1ft, l!l. I
A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
In this'tillieo by Joseph H. Hherar, coutesUal,
against homestcrd entry No. 7-152, made June 3,
IhW. for H bf N W or Sec 2X, and E hf NE o.r tee
20, Tp 8 8 K 14 K, by William Gill enntestee, 11
which It la alleged that said William bill hu
wholly abandoned said tract and changed hi
residence therefrom for more than six montl
since making said entry, and next prior to dtlt
of contest; and that he did not abandon U
tract to enter the mllltarv or naval serviced
the United gtutra, said parties are hereby not),
tied to appear, respond and ctler evidence ton
Ing said allegation at 10 o'clock a. in. on October
27, l!KJ, before the register and receiver at tbl
United Htates land olllce in Tbe Dalles, Urefrw.
The said contestant having, in a proper lU
davit, filed August 11, 1), set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal aetvirt
of thla notice can not be made, It is heirtf
ordered and directed that such notice be fives
bv due and proper publication,
seplfl JAY P. LUCAS, Begiiter.
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Offics at Th Dai.lks.os., I
Heptemher, 10, l'JOO. I
Kotla la ti dIvi.i, that the follOWlUrT
named settler has filed notice ol his lntenli""
to make final proof In support of his claim,
that said primf will be made before the reglt
and receiver at The Dalles, Oregon, on bsturta.',
October 30, 1W0, vis.:
Charles H. Matney,
of The Dalles, Oregon, II. E. No. MM, for the
hf NK or aud W hf BK qr, rice U, Tpl,
K W M
He' names the following witnesses top
his continuous resideuce upon and cultlvsuw
of said land, vis. : . g
A. B, Fox.P, :. Fagan, Charles Gossonsnas.
C. Clark, all of Tbe Dalles, Oregon.
sepl5 JAY P. LUCAS, Reglitt
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
Laud Office at Th n.M, OjM
August 31, li"' '
Notice la hereby given that the t.Mo'W
named settler has filed notice of his in ention
make final proof In support of bis Hsim,
that said pnmf will be made before the K'""
and llecelver at The Dalles, Oregon, on wean"
day, October 10, l'JOO, vit.:
Oeorg. W. John. Ion, of The nalles. "'''
II. K. No. MM. for the NWJi VK'i sw
NWt Boo 18, Tp 1 N, K 14 K, W. M. w
He names the following witniwtnprort
eontlniioiis residence upon, and cullivs"""
aald land, vis: , i,.(no n4
F. P. Taylor, Wm. Sharp, J. W. Johnston
R. K. Teague, all of Tho Dalles, Oregon.
.5.1 JAY P. LfCAS, Kegl.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laud Ornca at Tub !'-,'" C" I
September U, 1"':1,,wr,,l.
Notice Is hereby given that the ';! '
named aetller has filed notice oi nir ., .
to make final proof In support of hi r ',,,
that .aid t.ro.,1 will be made before the ""L-
and Kwclver at The Dalles, Or.'gon, ""
day, October 24, l'JOO, Tl: n,
J.n.l r. M...rt, ofTh. '
If. K. No. fl2M. for the E'j BE'i HK qr M' x
2... Tp 1 N, It 12 K, and HW qr 15 W ir M0 -
N, K 1.1 K, W M. ,. tn lirrfre
Hha names the following wltn.iTultlvalt'
her conllnuona resldenca upon and cui
of said land, vis.: , ,hn rlcl1,
D. I). Nelson, E. F. fiharr, John "
Daniel Htewart, all of The i ai a ni,tor.
n, niij - - -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laho Orn..s at THi'.X'l
.,JV l'foll"""r
Notice la hereby glvan that t tflltU
named settler haa filed notice of '" '.
to commute and make final p'" 1 " .ms-Is
her claim, and that said proof will D lmlle,
for the register and receiver n ' ft
Onion, od Thursday, Beptainbcr JO.
I..la A, ll.lm. ofTb. P-J "fa
ii. e. no. aim. fr the NW'i kK fKE;V'
and HW'4 Hen. H, T. I 7; erovs
Hha namea tne following wltne-s's UoI
ooiitlnuoUBmaldeucaupoiit IIU "
aald land vis: ... , , harles H"''
Pelar Fagan, O. Wetmorj, h""
V. Fo, all oi The Pallee, Ufa r trW,
ll'Xkll. Oil SIOIMlriV tlkA ki
: " ". j oi ot.,i
uio st e oeing me regular Oct r., ,"
of court, ai.plv to the County CwmV?,
If I "irgiiUHII OMJU COUIltV f,i -