The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
OFFICIAL I'Al'KK OK DAL1.KS CITV.
AND WASCO COUNTY.
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BY MAIL, rOSTAUK PRKTAID, IN ADVANCE.
Weekly, 1 year... i 59
6 mouth o 75
ii 3 0 50
Dally, 1 year
" 6 months 8 03
i pf 0 60
Addresa Rll communication to THE CHKON
ICUS," Tho Dalles, Oregon.
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orricK hour
(lateral Delivery Window 8 a. m. to 7 p. m
Money Order
Sunday i U
,...S a. m. to 4 p. m.
....9a. m. to 10a.m.
CLOSING OF MAILS
trains going Eait 9 p. m. and 11:45 a. m.
" West 9 p.m. and 5:)p. m.
Stago tor Ooldcndale 7:30 a. m.
' l'rincvlllo.. . 5:80 a.m.
Dufuraitd WarmSprings .. 5:30a. m.
" fLeaving for Lyle .v Hartland..5:SOa. m.
" " jAntelope 5:30 a.m.
Except Sunday.
Tri-wcekly. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
t ' Monday Wednesday and Friday.
MONDAY,
NOV. 27, 1893
A JOB TO HE FOUGHT.
V. G. Steel, in Saturday's Oregoniau,
gives away a job that should be nipped
and may be, if it is given publicity. It
is a gigantic scheme on tho part of a
syndicate to gobble up vast quantities of
school land worth $50 an acre by paying
only the state price, $2. It grows out of
the recently reserved tract of land known
as the Cascade Forest Reserve. Tho
general government gives to the state
every section numbered 16 and 3G for
school purposes. If, for any reason, the
government withdraws this land from
tho market, and any of the sections
named are not received, the state is then
entitled to select an equal amount from
any public lands. Such are called lieu
lands. Within the then proposed reser
vation there were about 250,000 acres of
school lands, worth very little, on tho
general average. However, the moment
this land is withdrawn from the market
the state can choose the best govern
ment land within its borders in lieu
thereof. In this way the school fund
would receive $2 for lands worth, say $50
per acre. The difference would go to
line the pockets of the schemers. The
Alpine club, to whose offices are du3
the reserving of this land, discovered
the purpose of the syndicate in the nick
of time, and through prompt correspon
dence with our representatives in con
gress, held the matter in abeyance until
a counter move could be formulated.
This was that Mr. Steel, who had hur
ried to Washington, should at once re
turn to Oregon and get an act passed by
the legislature, which was then in ses
sion to dispose of these lands to the
highest bidder. Mr. Steel, was detained
in Chicago by sickness and arrived at
Salem only in the closing hours of the
session, too late to get any sort of a law
passed. Under the circumstances Mr.
Steel got a joint memorial through, and
forwarded a petition asking that the
entire range be not reserved, but only a
tract about Mount Hood and an exten
sion of that already withdrawn at Crater
lake. Mr. Hermann succeeded in pro
tecting the mines, while Governor Pen
noyer had suspended the selection of
lieu lauds. As soon as this was accom
plished every obstacle was removed, and
President Cleveland signed the procla
mation September 28. Later the
syndicate, not at all disheartened, form
ulated the McKea bill, which they will
try to get through the coining congress.
This is nothing more or less than the
thinnest possible disguise for the job
bieet kindof a job. However, Mr. Her
mann thoroughly understands the sit
uation, and will fight this new dodge to
the bitter end.
The intent of thereserveact isdictated
from the best possible motives, that of
preservation of the timber, and it is to
be hoped that a money-grabbing syndi
cate will not be permitted to use it in
connection with accumulating vast for
tunes. Surveyor-General Byars is quoted
&h oppoeing the reservation, because a
sawmill ran for -30 years, and yet the
ground was rxivered by a young growth
Mr. ByarH is a very fine gentleman,
but he does not seem to know much
about the intent and scope of a forest
reservation. A greater trouble is that
in the denudation of a forest a great
quantity of refuse is left which drying,
makes the fierce annual forest fires,
which lick up everything. The follow
ing year a growth of grass comes, mixed
with the trees, which are just starting
from the ground. Then come the sheep,
which lick everything up clean, and
pack the ground firm with their hoofs
This prevents a new growth of timber,
and tho water from entering the soil.
The thousands of bare mountain sides,
which once were forest, are ample proof
of tho correctness of these assertions.
HUNT OF THE OFFICE-SEEKER.
Itencweil Ouy by IMy Until llopo in
ferred Mukcth tho Heart Hick.
Not nil tho people who haunt the
capital aro artlccseekcrs, but u goodly
proportion of them are, says the Wash
ington Star. They come from all sec
tions of the country and represent all
classes of society. Of nil tho tfreat
concourse that streams through the
corridors af tho vnstbuildiug day after
dav the oflioe-seokers are the most for
lorn looking. They importune their
senators and representatives over and
again and refuse to be turned from
tho phantom they ore pursuing. Hefore
congress meets every day the general
reception-room to the south end of the
senate chamber is full to crowding
with those wnltiug to send in their
cards to senators. A majority of these
arc after otllcc, cither for themselves
or for relatives or friends. Jty the time
the invocation of the chaplain is fin
ished the bits of cardboard begin to
fall in showers upon the desks of the
statesmen. These gentlemen do not
have time to go through their mail be
fore they nre interrupted by callers.
The visitors hand their cards to one or
the other of the numerous doorkeepers
and assistants and retire to the great
leather-covered chairs and sofas scat
tered around the reception-room to
await the result. It is u noticeable
fact that women largely predominate
in these waiting and anxious throngs
about the senate entrances. Perhaps
it is thought that their earnest solici
tude will more favorably and deeply
impress the men who are supposed to
control the dispensation of otliciul
favors. They are of all ages, appear
ances and conditions. The fashionable
society woman elbows her more hum
ble sister of the work-a-day world, and
blushing, diffident young girls sit and
wait by the side of aged, inlirin women
in the sear and yellow leaf. Silk
rustles against the simple garb of the
humble poor, anil beauty smiles into
the face of decrepit age. Many of
them wait long and patiently without
reward. Their senator is "not in," or
he is "engaged," or he sends word:
"Please call again." And the recipient
of the message goes away with a heavy
heart and troubled countenance, to
come again in a few days and try It all
over.
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kidney trouble. It is guaranteed to
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iVil
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them.
The " Prescription " builds up,
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paying one year in advance.
The American Farmer,
1729 Now York Avetmo,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Tiik A Mi: in can Kaumhii, which Is now enter
Inn niion Its "Ath your, In thu pliiriccr former'
incrln tliewuntry.
It l u ltirire cl2lit)mr I'I'Mi ntnl cnntnlns Mi
columns ol tho oliolcost UK'rloiillnriil uml liter-nr.-
mutter, iileiitUully einb.-lllshol with lino
Illustration. His
NATIONAL IN CHARACTER,
nuil loiils with farming iiml fitrmcr'K IntcroJti
on bro:nl, iirnctlrnl linos it
EMPLOYS THE BEST WRITERS IN
THE COUNTRY,
nml ovorvtliltitf Unit iiHNirn In Its minimis U of
tliu tilirlirtt character l'.try ilei'irtinent of tho
liirmer.s business Is tllscuel In nil viirncit,
practical wiiy, looking to tliu irronteU jirollt mill
lioncll t to tlio fanner mul his family.
It amioiirs on the Miuul 1.1th of each month,
and W furnlslusl tit the low nrlro of
50 CENTS A YEAR
In nilvancc. Tlil nuiUi' It tlio cltiiipnt
agricultural iiiiir In th country.
FARMER LEGISLATION.
imrltiK tins comltiK year Iheio itlllhoiitt Im-
meuti' number of matters of Hid most vital In-
teiott to farmers, dealt with by OonirroHH and the
Kxecutive l)o)art!iiont.M at WmhliiKton. It In
lilk'hlv nniHtrUnt that tho farmers bo kept
promptly and fully informed ns to what Is heliiB
planned nud done iiilootltiir them at Ihu National
('apltal. They should all, therefore, taltu Tiik
........... ...I.,..,. . .. i .... .I..............
t AMEIUI.ir) rAUHKIt, v Hll.ll, UVIHK I'll tliu KIUIIllll,
lia uener incunie.i mini imv inner puiivr mr
Kettlni; tills In for mn lion, ami devotex Itself to
this duty. They will Hud In It constantly n
irroiit amount of valuable Information that thoy
can pot In no other paper.
Tin: amkuicaN I'.uimkii anil Tut: Ciiuonici.k
will b-j sontone ear lor t ,7.5.
For every case of Catarrh which
they cannot cure, tho proprietors of
Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy agree
to pay 500 in cash. You're cured
by its mild, soothing, cleansing, and
healing properties, or you're paid.
AtlKNTS mnko J3.00 day. (ireateit kitchen
utensil everlnventctl. Itctalls filets. J to 0
told In overv hous, Sample, posuco paid, five
cents. McMakin and Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
TTANTKD 1'ushliiK Cnnvasfcr of jrmul nil- I
dress. Liberal salary and csiienes paid
weekly. Permanent petition. HKOWN HltOS.
CO, N'urterymen, I'ortiauil, Or.
swlw
I 1
117 K WANT YOU TO WORK FOlt I'.-, thus
niamiiK If-'.Co TO jnj.OO l'KIt WKKK.
Parties preferred who can furnish a horn-and
travel through tho country; n team, though, it
not necessary. A few vacancies In tmvn and
cities, spare hours may bo ueil to sood nd
vantase. It. ! . JOHNSON .t ( o.,
11th and .Main Sts., Kichmoml, Vu.
$2
ins i . .r- :
S1.C0 per P.ottlo. "-' s'.Sr- - "
uln? I .a' , iiouriciirs-ur'.' Aiuur..
Criiupi i- mi,. ;rc' V" W.'nnlag Co.ijjIi
and Ant .mi i. ; r insiiin; no:, it ban n
rival: hus curetHhouiaml'i vr loicr.tl otJu.-r.
fdlled: will cut';: vt"; if : il:ca hi t:tr.o. So! i
by Dru.vgist" on n I'U.'i-intrc. For I.trrc M-xvK
or Chest, uto Sliil.uti'S Zi cu.
ftggssg R ERIE D Y.
Hmo you i nu.. i b i Tni ramtdv i niiircn.
teed to cure vou. Pr!cj -Vj ct 3. Imfcutor irn
Fur l-v nln .V Kim-rslv.
7?heumfrtismf
Lumbago, Soiatlca,
Kidney Complaints,
Lame BacK, &c
SHERIFFS SALE.
Ilv virtue of an execution and order of al-'.
issued out of the Circuit Court of tne ?tate of
()rt-'on. for the County of Wasco, to mo directed
j commanding me to make bale of the 'and in the
said writ, described to-wif inose pie-cs ami
parcels ol land in vtaco county, nminoi urc
! son, known and described us the -oiith half of
section elelit f,s . and the fouth half o( H-ctlon
.nine i'Ji and tho cast half and tho soutliuest j
, iiiarter and tho vast half of tlm northwest quar- j
iirr and tho southuc't quarter of the uorthwett
.iimrte" of section ten (10) and the north half of I
in 'iiirthwest quarter and the touthcau quarter
! th- northwest quarter of erttlon tlflei.il 1 15;,
it In Township ouo tl;, north of Itamte fourteen
(II eattof the Willamette merldlaii, to make I
and im thesumof money, in said court nilJtulK- i
il to to paid to the plaliitlll'ln said action, in
'Hi!i"h action Tho Solicitors lxian and Trntt ,
I i imipanv ere pLiintilt" and James Booth, Mar
I i tin M. .iiM.th, Kverett E. Hall, J V McClure,
' .-imIi II. McClure, D. (3. Alter, Halph Hixers, Ju- i
i 11a N Itoirvrs. I'rl Kmlxxly. J. M Tayiorand J ,
y V.iiw ards wero defenoaii, to-ttit the mm of
i'JtXi.lv) ultb Interest thereon, from Jul 1. lo'JJ.
at the rate of six jwrcent er annum and jiW.iM j
attorneys lees in mini nciion huh costs ami in
burse "eiits therein taxed, I havothisday levKsl
uj)ii the laud aforesaid nud on
.Saturday tlic .')ril ility of Deeiolicr 1HIKI,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a.m.. In front of tho
court house door, In the City ol Thi" Dalle, in
said County and Scute, 1 "III sell said lnud at
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor
T A. Waisii,
hherl(l"of Wasco County, State of Orek'on.
noWJtd
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
CUhen
Judicious
Advertising
Pays.
One would think that thu grape crop
, in. the average jsorttiern nome, auppie
wented by thouwnda of tons from New
York and California, would suffice for
the needs. of our people. Not bo, how
ever. The arrivals of foreign gropes
have sever lwen.ao great aa this ceason.
Ship after hip reaebee our shores laden
with -thin mott .axaalleat fruit. The
thipSetMrabia reached New York on
Haaday with 24,000 barrels of Aimer ia or
Milkefratea, aJI of which will no doubt
be' oiokj ikbeerbed ithreugh. the chan
ele -of ke Jm4t,.tia4e. There is no
baiter and no ltealUir fruit than the
ajwad we .aeelNM mocb of it
ia wm in nummi -cohuuiuu jh-leiltoflaMJoriB.
DH. SAHDEN'S ELEGkTBiC BELT
With Electro-Magnetic 8UVFEN80nV.
Latest I'alenisI liesl lmprovmcni I
Will oin Ithout m-4ldne all Weakuai resultlnt; from
nrer-Liuitluii of brain nere (oicrs I eicwi.nor Ii dis.
crttlon, as nerruus liability. rleplesaae3, lanioivr.
fhtumattsm. kldae', liter and bladder complaints,
ame hr-cU-. l.imlxiiu, cclatlm, all frrailo coiuilalnt
((oiKnil III iiealtli, ttc. This rlcctrlc Bull coi.taln
HbiiJrrrut lraiirofmi;is over all otiiur. ("nrreut li
instantly ftlt by wearer or we forfeit. $3,000.00. and
'Alllcuieallof tho atMro dlsensca or no pay. Thou.
nds have Un cured br this nrytlo'J4 IiirenUoii
ftlttr all other remedies fallod. and wo (tIto hunircJ
til testimonials in this and every other stale.
Oar 1'imrn'al laiprvied ELKCTKIC bl'irKJSORY. thn
Knatett uoiiq ever olfered weaW men, iruiK lthl
lia. Health and lroro. hirtanh Ul'lKiJirtHIU m la
tHliU;s tend for Illus'd Pamphlet, inllei.Maiud,fjuo
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o. 1T8 KlraiNtreet, J'OUXfjANO OJIJC.
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Permanently Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY, '
ouil all I lie train of evlli
f romearly irioK orlaU'r
excetaeii, tho renulm of
overwork, ilakiiuan.
worr.etf. Fulittreugtb,
development and lono
given to every orean and
portlmi of tlio body,
blinplc.naturalmetliodi.
unniedlatalrnprovemrnt
aeeu. i'llurlmpoMlile.
!M1) refereucn. Uuoli,
esplauatUin wid proUi
mailed (lealedj free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO. N. V.
John Pashek,
Tie Merchant Tailor,
70 Count
lezt door to Waice Ian Offloe.
j SHERIFFS SALE.
Jly virtue of mi c.xfciition nml order of milv,
1 Issiiiil nir.of tliu Circuit Court of tb' Htiili) of
' Urwon, for the County of Wneco, to tun ilirwlil
I coiniiiiiinIliiK to iiiuko iilo of tin- luiiil in Hi'.
iiaiil wfitilfhClIboil to-vlt: tliOM; jlm- iiml imr
itlHol land in Wiitt-o County, htntf of Orwon.
known mid (k'cfilx.ii ns tlionmthestiiiirtOr j
of tectum four 11, unil Hie north hit If of nation
. nino j'jj, unil tin; iiortluv-t iiuiirt-rofn-ntloii I
j nivviitfcii 171, in Totvnshlii mm ( north of
ItiniL'i! fonrtivn fill, out of tfii' Wllliiuiuttu llurl-
'illiin, to iiniko nti'l iny the mm ol jiioiK-y, In
ifculil Court mlJuilKtil tobc-pnlil to the I'lulnttlt'lli
mi I'l iii-tloii, in which uctlon The Mltltorx l.onli
una I runt uoinpiiny uctu idiiintiii, mm Jniiicn
llooth, .Murtlm il. Hooth, Kvcrttt IJ Hull, J. K.
McClure. Hnmh II. McClure, H. ( Alter. Unlih
Itoeern, Jillln N. ltoerfc, Url Kmbwly, .1 M. 'I y
lor nuilJ. K. Kdwnrilx were ilvfemluiit, to-wit;
the Mini of fJoaiUDu'ith iiiteient thereon, from
July 1, IKA at thi rntoof clx eri'eiit)'ernniiiiiu
mill fJIXJ.oi) iittoriiey'K feex in hull) ueilou nml
costs nml ilhburheinentH therein tnxul, I Imve
this any levlcil uiton thuliiml nfori-nilil, mtil on
Hiiturilny, liUnl iluy r Ileoinliiir, IHU.'!,
itt the hour of lOoVlockn. in. in front of tho
courthoiiro door, in tlm City of mo inUcc, in
nild County mid Mule, J will fell Midlum! tit
public miction to tho highest bidder therefor,
'1' A WaUH,
eherlll'of Wiifcft County, HUto of OrcKon.
niiVJitd
NOTICE FOlt PUBLICATION.
Timber bind, Act June 3, 1S7C
r. i. Imnu (Jkfick.TIii! Dallei, (Jr.,(
Nov. h, ltl. I
Notice It hereby jfiven that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of coiiKreoi of
Jliney, l7s, entitled "All net for the wile of tlm
Iter IniidH In tho stntet of Ctillfornln, ()re?oil,
Neviidanud WnellliiKtoii Territory,"
Nenl . HtitveiiKon,
Of Kliiniley, eoiinty of Whm-o, nfiite of OrcKon,
Iiiih thiMiiay illed in tills otllee hit suom state
mellt for the pureiiHe of the Niyj of NWJ-i,
of .Section. No. IK), liiTowtuhlp No. if r!., rnuxo
No 111 K. W. M., and will olli.'r proof timhow
that the land MHiKlit is more viiimihle for IU
timber or stone tliaii fur nxrleultiirnl purtMines,
nud to etnbllih Ills clnlm to mild lnud before
the Heifinter and Kccelvcr of thin ollieent 'Die
Mallei), Dr., on the 15th day of January, lbdl.
He lliitnes ns wltnei.'.e'C (ieorui) Mcm'imI. Jiib
pi.TKuley, U'on Hondeait and Uifayctto ImvIh,
all of Klnirnley, Or.
Any mill nil pel
iilturc'derciilxil inudH are reiiieteil to llle Ihelr
ercoiiK claimliiK advertely the
claluiK In this otllee on or bcforoMili! l.'ith day of
January, ih'Ji.
win JOHN W. l.KWW. Iteitlster.
NOTICK FOU PUBLICATION.
P'Jliu Jut received tho latent styles In
Suitings for Gentlemen,
ml been largo wnortment of KorciKi) and Amer
icas CloUii. which lie can fliiiili To Older for
iuuw vum tavor uiin,
ClMiing tad lit pairing i Specialty.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy virtue of an exwiition and order
of sale Jktucd out of the Circuit Court
ol tliu state of Oreifou for thu comity
of Wasco, to inu directed, commmidlm;
uiu to iiiiiko milo of tho laud liiKiifil vrlt,deKerih
isl to-wif, thonjplte and parcels of limit in
Whk'0 County, State of OrcKon, known mid do
ferllid uallo( Miction threo 31, and thu nouth
half of tliohoutheait quarter of wctlon four 1 1,
and thu urn th half of Kcction live (A) and tlm
north hull of MCtiou clirht (H), all in Township
one (I), north of Umiko fourteen (II taut of thu
Willamette meridian, to uiako una piy the mm
of money, In ald Court adjudged, to bit paid to
tho plaint! I! In ald uctlou, in which uctlon Tho
Hollcltora Loan and Trust Compmiy were plain,
tir and James llooth, Martha M. Hooth, Kverett
tc. Hall, J. K. McClure, foarah II McClure, 1). (j,
Alter, lUlpb Kogem, Julia N. IUikith, Url Km
body, J.M. Tayiorand J. if, Kdwards were lie
feuauutv, to-wlt. tho nun of wvum wllh Inter
eat thereon from July 1, 1HW, at tho ratu of tlx
per cent ier annum audiaxj 00 attorney fee In
hiild uctlon and coaUainl dikburH-mentM therein
titxerl, I have this day levied upon tho laud
above dencrlbcd unoVon
Hurdiy tltf 4aHU"v" if lleceniber, 1 893,
at tho hour of 10 a. m In front of tho court
houso door, tu tno city of Tho Dalles, In aaid
count." and atate, I will well mild laud at publlo
auction, H tho hlnhet bidder therefor.
T. A. Wahu,
Kherifl'ul Wiikco county, Htatu of Ofiyoii,
linv'JW
Executor's Notice to Creditors.
Notice Ik hereby given that the County Court
of thu htate of OrcKOii for Wiikmi (Jounty has
duly appointed tho underl bisl thu executor of
tho laat will and teatament of lieorne V, Itvom,
deccasd. Alt iiernouii havliiK clulitiu agaluit
thu eatalo of aald dtcead aro hereby required
to prenent them, with tho proer voucher,
within ix inoutlia from the dale of this notice,
Uiaald executor t hU place of lealilenee, Har
Dalles city, in ld count)', or at the oaee of
W, II. WIUoil, III aaid Ualla (,'ltv.
UIOIIAKIi UOVi,K,iXxeubr.
PUk thin Utday oINoveuibw, m. Atir
Unii Orra-i:, Tho Unlliti. Or,,
Nov. y, wxi. )
Notice is herebv irlven that tlio followiiiL'
limned fettlerhas Mleit uotleoof his Intention to
niiilaj liual priMif in tuport of his claim and that
wild proof will bo made before thu register mid
receiver at Thu Dalles, Oregon, on Wcilnculay,
tteceiniivr ii, ium, vi
lliitvilt llllllf,
Homeitead Application No. 'ixV, for the NUof
HK'A and VM of HWH K 1U, Tp. i! r, It. ll.Kint,
He names the following wltuesws to prove his
coiitiiiuous residence iimiii ami cultivation of
Mild land, vl.:
II. V. Wells, of The Dalles, Or., Charles
Kastou, James Kastou nml l'aul l.lmerolh of
Miuh'iic, or.
John W. I.kwih, UeKiiter,
NOTICK FOlt PUBLICATION.
IMM OrriCB.-Tho Dalles, Or., I
Oct. y, iH9a. 1
Notice is herebv irlveti that tho following
liaineil settler has hied notice of his Intention to
make Dual proof in mipportr of his
claim, and that wild proof will bo made before
thu Hexistcr and receiver at Tliu Dalles, Or,, on
Friday, November 17, IblW, viz.;
Kilgnr H. I'rntt,
Homestead Application No. 'HVJ, for tho KK ol
HWH d W'A ot HK'A ot Hec. II, Tp. i B It, 12
U. W. M.
Ho names tho followlntf wltncsaes Ui prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
mild laud, viz.:
J. 1), MhkII), Frank Driver, U WIn and
Charley Wlin;, all of Wamlo, Or.
tll-17 JOHN W. LKVVI8, IU'ltor.
NOTICE.
In Ihu County Court at tlio Htate of Oregon, for
Wco County,
In the Matter of tho KlUtu of I
William Hamilton Wilson, peceaaeil. I
Notice ia hereby given that tho uuderdguol.
by an order of thu County Court of tho HtaUiof
(tretcon, lor Waaooi County, wado and entered
Ueptember 7, W), wa Jinoliitd executor of tho
laat will and tuaWmltUt of the mild Wllluim
Hamilton Wilson, deeaedi all tmrsona having
claims agaluat said estatu aro hereby nolllled to
(resent the miuo with the proper voucher
therefor to inu at the office ol Mays, Huntington
A WllMn, The Dalles, Oregon, wllhlii lx
moiiihs from thu onto of this notice.
Dated Tho Dalle, Or.. Hopt. 7, 1H3.1,
11. H, lltJN flNOTON,
Kxecutor of Will of Win. I!, Wilson, dwi'd
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Etrvy Taken Up.
Oue bUck pony, branded cither 6 or B on left
hip and left Jaw. Owner can have aatueby prov
ing property and paying for this notice. r
DKI.I, C. VVIIiDKK,
lo-iawiw Postoaice, Tlio wiui'or.
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gPECIAL PRICES
Baby Caps and Cloaks
Misses' Trimmed Hats.
112 Second Streot. ANNA PETER SCO.
SHOE
FACTORY
For Sale at a Bargain.
Tho undorsignod, having secured tho macliinory and
fixtures ofwhat was intoiidod lbr u iii'Kt-oiasB HhooTrictoiy
will aoTF tho saino at a hai-gain. -Hero i an onglnfTaifj
hoilor of 40-odd hor.sd powor, and a laio raminTonEoo
niaoiiinory, lasts, lino shafting, pulleys, hoi ti n p "mlTjlrui-
mgH almost a oomploto sJioo tautory.
If ore is also one of tho host sites for suoeossMivoMi
atinK Ji faotory of this kind to In found in this ccmrtVrv
write lor particulars at once, 10
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Tlio Dallei
, Or.
THE CELEBRATED
COTJTMRTA RRRWFJRY
AUGUST BUCHLER, PropV.
ThlB wull-kuuvrti Browory Ih now turniin: out tlio best Beer nud font
east of thu CuHcmluH. Tho lutoet upplinneeH for the tnanufucturo of (food hetith
fill Her hiivo Iweu intrndiicwl, uml on.y tlio flrHt-olH nrticlo will l p'tcedoi
ho market.
TheDalles
Wasco County,
Oregon,
Tlio Ciiito City of tin- Inliind Einjiiro i'h hitunttjd at tho k&ad
of imvigiition on tho Midtllo Oolimiliin, mid i'h ii thriving, proa
porous oity.
ITS TERRITORY.
It in tho aupply city for an oxtoimivo and rich ngriuulturW
and grazing country, its trado ruaohin,' uh far ftnutli iih Suiniwr
Lake, a distanco of nvtir two liundml miles.
The Largest Wool Market.
Tlio rich grazing country along thu cantorn slope of thu C
cades furnishes pasturo for thousands of shoop, the wool from
which finds markot lioro.
Tho Dalles is tlio largest original wool shipping point m
America, alxiut 5,000,000 pounds Ixiing shipped last year
ITS PRODUCTS.
Tho salmon fisheries aro tlio finost on tho Columbia, yielding
this year a rovonuo of thousands of dollars, which will boflxre
than doubled in tho near future.
Tho products of tho beautiful Klickitat valloy find n"'1
horo, and tho country south and east lias this year filled tM
warehouses, and all available stornf places to overflowing wiw
their products.
ITS WEALTH.
It is tho richest city of its size on tho coast and its money ft
scattered over and is lxiing used' to dovolop more farming countfj
than is tributary to any other city in Kastorn Oregon.
Its situation is unsurpassed. Its climato delightful.
nihilities incalculable. its resources unlimited. A nil on tht
oornor stones oho stands.
The California Winehoase.
Is now open, and its proprietor will sell his honjo
produced Wine at prices in tho roach of everybody
Also, bent Peanuts to bo found. Goods guaranteed
to be Pure and First-Class m every respect.
Thompson's Addition,
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