The Dalles My Chronicle.
OFFICIAL PAl'EK OF DAU.Ks CITY.
AND WA5CO COl'STY.
IDAHO'S CONGRESSMAN.
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tCLE," The Dalle, Orwron.
OSS
THE CHRO.V-'
nrler Outline of WlltU Sweet's Itpinark
nbU Career.
Idaho's sole rt'prt'MMitntSve iu the
lower hoif-e of conprvss. Willis Sweet,
of Moscow. Ulaho. wasliorn nt Alburph
Sprinj:. Vt . .limitary 1, was
educate! it) the common sehools and
attended the Nebraska state universi
ty three years: learned the printer's
trade at Lincoln, Neb ; located at
WEDNESDAY,
DEC. 27. 1S93
EFFECT OF FllEE WOOL.
A mass meeting of wool prowers was .
held recently at Antelope, tj answer a
set of qnestious relating to the effect of
taking off the tariff on woo!, prepared by
Justice, Bateman A- Co. of Philadelphia. '
Fifteen questions were answered in de-
tail, of which the following is a recapitn- f
lation from the columns of the Ilersid :
In reality, the Rocky mountains region
is better adapted for the sheep and wool
growing industry than any other, there
fore it is extensively engaged in. The
duty of lie. per pound on foreign wools
teas the cause of us being able to com
pete with loreign and natural stock
raising countries. The expense of rais
ing wool in this country is so much
greater, transportation by land being so
much more costly than that by water.
Labor is so much higher and so much
more of it is required here, while in Aus
tralia sheep are turned loose in large
bands of 10,000 to 100,000 head on land
rented by the owner at a small cost and
which need little or no attendance what
ever except at shearing time. We in
the Hocky mountain region and in this
district, where we can run only 1 ,500 to
2,000 head in a flock and require on an
average of one man to each 400 or ."P0
herd of sheeD to attend to their wants
all the year 'round, cannot compete with
such natural stock-raising countries.
Such close attention to our fiocks in
this region is necessary to ward off the
constant attacks of the numerous wild
animals which infest this part of the
country and continually prey upon our
flocks, and while we have to prepare for
three months' winter at a great expense,
the sheep in Australia can roam at free
will and fatten on the rich natuaal grass
which clothes the pasture lands of that
country in the winter time.
In conclusion, we wish to impress
upon the minds of our honorable repre
sentatives the fact that this is a vast
territory of rough and monntainons
country that is utterly unfit for any
business except sheep ruising. There
are favored spots where hay am be
raised, also the agricultural products
which are sold to the sheepmen, where- j
as if the sheep industry is destroyed,
there would be no market for such pro
ducts and large sections would be prac
tically abandoned. Furthermore, even
at former prices for wool, wool growing
alone wonld be unprofitable, but com
bined with our mutton Eale? the busi
ness had heretofore been satisfactory.
We have spent years in improving our
breeds, and under the fostering care of
protection we have so improved our
wool increasing the weight and improv
ing the fleeces that last year we were
selling our wool for much less than we
could have done ten years ago, and at
the same time were paying our herders
45 per month more than we have paid in
1S93. Now we have the satisfaction of
Eeeing our well-bred ewes driven off to
the slaughter pens and our busiuess
ruined.
After disposing of their sheep, two
prominent sheepmen left this section the
first of this month, their destination be
ing South Africa. If they find condi
tions in that country favorable for wooi
growing quite a number of sheepmen in
this immediate vicinity will sell out in
the spring and emigrate.
Whatever may be said to the contrary,
sheepmen in the west will be forced out
of business, and if it becomes generally
known that in foreign countries stock
men can secure profitable localities it
will have the effect of sending many
good, enterprising citizens and much
capital out of the country.
Trusting you will use your best efforts
to prevent the destruction of the great
wool growing industry of this country,
we are
Yours very respectfully.
Here are attached the signatures of
nearly all the sheep owners in this
country with the number of ebeep owned
by each man set opposite his respective
name,
Oldest Agricultural Paper in America, j A t.nyA
To all cash subscribers of Tun Cmioxici.K !
pitying one year in advance. I TV Vf" "1 T 1 1
The American Farmer . Masquerade Ball
1729 Now York Avenue,"
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Tiik Awi:i:ir.tN l'Ai:n:r., which l now filter- i
In? mum lt TSth yenr, Is the jilonwr farmer' I
Hiiriu the country. .
It 1 Inrce elKlit l'HRe jaiw?r, nml contains Sfi I
column of the riinlct'st nsrrlrnltural and liter
ary mutter. ilentlfully embellished with line
IllustrnUoin. It l ,
will bo Rlvon nt Armory Hall by
Jackson Engine Co., No. i
Workday vei)io$,Jap. i, 1894.
NATIONAL IN
1IOX. WILMS WEKT. IDAHO.
in September.
usi.
Moscow. Idaho.
where he engacred in the practice of
law: was appointed United States at
torney for Idaho in May. was tip
poiateu associate justice of the supreme
court of Idaho November O.V lsMt.
which position he hold until the ad
mission of Idaho into the union; was
elected to the unexpired term
of the Fifty-first eonpress and re
elected to the Fifty-second aud Fifty
third congresses as a republican. Mr.
Sweet is one of the youngest members
of the house. He is immensely pop
ular with representatives of both par
ties. Heing a hard worker and doop'j
interested in the subject, he took a
lively part in the discussion of the sil
ver question and was counted among
the leaders of the anti-repealers. The
Geiiry Chinese bill was another meas
ure which gave him an opportunity to
make his name popular in the far
west.
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dal
ton of Luray, Russell county, Kan.,
called at the labaratory of Chamberlain
& Co., Des Moines, to show them his
sis-year-old boy, whose life had been
saved by Chamberlain's Cough I'emedy,
it having cured him of a very severe at
tack of croup. Mr. Dalton is certain
that it saved hi- boy's life and is enthu
siastic in his praise of the Remedy. For
sale bv Blafcelev i liouzhton.
SOUETITIXQ TO liEMEMHEH,
if you're a weak or ailing woman :
that there's only one medicine so
sure to help you that it can be
guaranteed. It's Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription. In Imiklmg
up overworked, feeble, delicate wo
men, or in any " female complaint "
or weakness, if it ever fails to bene
fit or cure, you have your money
back. It's an invigorating, restora
tive tonic, a soothing and strength
ening nervine, and a safe and certain
remedy for woman's ills and ail
ments. It regulates and promotes
all the proper functions, improves
digestion, enriches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing
sleep, and restores health and
strength.
In all the chronic weaknesses and
disorders that afflict women, it is
guaranteed to benefit or cure, or
the money is refunded.
Xothinsr else can be as cheap.
With this, you pay only for the
good you get.
The St. Charles Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON
This old, popular and reliable house 1
has been entirely refurnished, and every ,
room lias been repapered and repainte j
and newly carpeted throughout. The i
house contains '170 rooms and .ssuppliec j
with every modern convenience. Hates !
reasonable. A eood restaurant attached i
to the house. Fror bus to and frum ah j
trains.
C. W. KNOWI.ES. Proo.
I
John Pashek,
Tie Merehant Tailor,!
76 Court Street, 1
Next door to "Wasco Sun Otnce.
CHARACTER,
farmer Interests !
' Hint deals with (iiniiliic utnl
on broad, practical lines, it
EMPLOYS THE BEST WRITERS IN
THE COUNTRY,
nml everything that iipnenn In It eolumiiM Ik of
the hlirhettrliiirnctvr livery lcui:tment of the
Inrmers huMiun I riirunit In mi earnest,
lirarticnl wny, looking to the greatest prutlt nntl
lenellt to the dinner mill his dimity.
It tipixiirs on the ltnnil l'ith of euch month,
nml 1 furnished nt the low nrlee of
50 CENTS A YEAR
In iiilvuniv ThU iimkt It the rlienpeitt
net Irtil turiil pujifr In the country.
FARMER LEGISLATION.
Purine the ronilng yenr ttiere will Ix tin lm.
mcne number of mutters of the iimt vital In
terest to tanners ilenlt with hv c onert9 nml the
Kxeeuttve lemrtiuent at IViuhlhKtnn. It !
highly tnijHirtnnt that the dinner ! kept
, promptly and fully Informed iu to what Is being
planned and done alleetlng them nt the National
C'upltal. The) should all, therefore, take THE
i AJiiiiii.ix Fakmei:. which, Iwing on the ground,
I hn better fuellltles than ttnj other paper for
getting this Information, ana devote Itself to
this duty They will find In it constantly a
I great amount of valtiutile Information that they
I can get In no either imir.
The Aui:i:i an FAitMKn and The CiritoMCLE
i will !e sent one year for 11 "S
F. W. 1,.
S Kill HE.
A. IIUG1NINK,
Committoo of Arrangements:
AI KLIKDT,
JOHN HLASKK
FRED
IIAKUY CLOUGII,
L. PAYETTE,
JOHN CRATE.
GEO. T. THOMPSON,
Rocoptlon Committoo.
GEO. MUNGEU,
C1IAS. FRANK,
Floor Managers.
GEO. A. El ERE,
KM IE SCUUTZ,
A. lU'CHLER,
"W. 11. 1UJTT.S.
O. C. WYNDIIAM.
ADOI.PH KEI.LEIi
T. F. SEUFERT,
lias just received the Intuit slvle in
Sittings for Gentlemen,
a large as-iortment of Foreign mid tnir.
. .r . which he can ni.tah To order
t. ut fuvor blm.
for
Ancnyiob.e Ltratlve aad .NEHVL Ttl.N 1C.
?old ly DrusiiTB or sent by mail lc. Ujc ,
and SI 0U it packasc. Bampicc free
The Favorite mrSZ2
3r the Tec to and lireath. Sc.
For ! y Snlp A- Kinrly.
vibor " nm
The record of college foot ball shows
that one more man ie needed to com
plete the equipment of a team. It needs
a chaplain. AH men in danger of death
ure entitled to the benefit of clergy.
Eiuilj. Quick);,
Peraanentl; Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY, '
asd all the train c' rl!i
tronirarlrerruiKor Inter
ezctiei, lUn mulu or
oTerxiorE, flctnc n,
worry, etc FullntrenKtb,
dsrelopmcot and lens
jrtren to erery OTgan acd
nortlon of the Ixidr.
htm pl. natural metho).
lrnnnrdUtelmprf)Tein'tit
iud. Fnllure Irapoilole.
2UJ refcrencr.i. li..lt.
explanation and proota
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO. H. Y.
heumatismf
Lumbago. Sciatica f
Kidney OomprGints,
Lame Back, ,c
D!). SAM DEN'S ELEfiWIC IELT
With Eleetro-MaKnettc SUSFENSORY.
UKil TaltnUI Uut ImpravnieiiU 1
trinctire without all nmii malUmr from
orer-tAi<oa at train Hire form i ejetwm or lodi.
emim, a ottou ltllt.y. lrplttea, lanirubr,
TitunnUtm. kUtixr, Uwer and btaddv complaint,
U&Kuick", i-jmbab, KiatW, all ttmtif rompiainu
iff imil III tiealih. ttc. TUa flwtry: IVIt cuctalot
mmUrtl Ijifrr,tMU OTCT All Cnrrnt U
irutaatlr fltlr rer or we forfet; fj,0a.lrt. aad
will euro all of th aLorft iIIjmih or bo tar. Thou.
rilj fiATts U;n enrc4 br tltnarrtJotia nTrniion
af tur all otbtr ivrowlle (ailad. and we give huwlrtdi
ot tcftlraonlalain tilla and timrr iAlitr slater.
vur romu imtnt aucniv lltrriwil
tha
vmttett Uiu er-r otttrtA wwk mri, ntCE aalaall
k-lu. ttoatu a4 tlfinaa Mwi CtaaUWKtU liWH
The official treasury figures nhow that
the receipts are running ut the rate of
$2(1,000,000 a month or 1312,000,000 a
year, and expenditures at the rate of
132,000,000 a month or (384,000,000 a
year. These figures indicate a deficit for
the fiscal year ending June 30, 180-1, of
$72,000,000.
rUUKt-SBUBG, I'o., Jan, 'SI, Wi.
ila'J. J.Km,
Hhurpubun,'. J'a.,
Dzxu Hiv.l have uaed KrouiM'ii Ileuduclie
Cap u lea iur aorac time und wunt to tentlfy to
their vulue. 1 tried varioua well recommended
medicine, but ot no relief until I uml tliene,
nil nnw would not be without tbcm for ten
time their coat. .
Your nwpecuuuy
Hold bj Halite 4c Klbcruly,
JH1CK,
Da Mexican SUver Btove Polish.
tMaarS bend furlllua'a fampU7t,mauvl,Mkl,(xt
ANDBN KLKOTHIO CO.,
Administrator's Sale.
Wbereoa, the Honorable County Court of the
HUiteoMJrejoii, for U'aco county, on tneCth
uay oi .xivtiiiiA-r, t'v.i, tiuiy niaiiu tin oruerui-rw.-tlnx
me, the urideralh'tie), the duly ui-olnt-ed,
quulifled and uctini; adtnlnltriit'ir of the
estate of Wllllnm A. Allen, deceuttd, totejl the
Iu tills and iremleii U'HjiikIhk to wild eaUite and
hereinafter dencrltied, ut public auction, to the
hlflient bidder, for canh lu band. How, there
fore, in jMirnuuiice of taid order aud authority, I
will, on the
(ItU day of January, 1HV4,
at the hour of two o'clock iu the afternoon of
tald dny, at the front door of the County Court
houae in Jmllea City, Waaco county, Oretron, ell
at nubile auction to the hlgbeat bidder for cash
in hand, the land und iireniiaex Ijelonglng to
aid catatc, and particularly deacribed an fol
lews i towltj
The imutheuit quarter and the nortlieu.it quar
ter of the touthweat quarter of aectlou ', In
townilmp 1 north, of ruiiKe 13 cait, of the Wl.
lumette ilerldlau, in Watco county, Oregon,
contulnliiK 'M) acred, more or lean of land, to
gether with all und Mnyulur the Improvement
thereon. Huld ule will be made lUblect ton
tirovul and couiinnution of the said County
Court.
Dated at Dalle Citr. Waaco countr. Or., thin
23th day of November, ih'Xi.
GKOHCE A. LtKIIK.
j fitdOja Adm'r estuto of Wm, A. Allen, dve'd.
Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty. ,
SHERIFlFs" SALE. j
li . . v..- of nn execution rind .inii r ( nle i- I
sued ut ' the '.lrrnlt Court th .-tate nf Ore-
Kir.. I-it V n-ei' Countv, on the S:i da of j
venilx-r. if;, ujiou r. judgment mal- and ren
dered ir. aid f'urton the ltith d November, i
lMri, ir. an uctlnn then and tberetm r p;ndmB
m aia emir;, wnereiu ji. r jirr.irn) uua plain
tiff and II ( fiv was defend in: and tm)'dl
rected and delivered, commandiiis: r: e to levy
ujin the ren: estate t-elonsiup t- md defendant
and th.-ret'ifore atuehed in aid artlm.. in wit
i. the i.um of f2."Vi ond lntert -i. aid tutu
nitiw the ISth day of June, lMK:. nt t ti p-r cent,
annum, and the further autn .ontto;
ne'v k fee in said iiction, and Jj. -.hii. and
ulv the eo-ti of and ujjn nuid ri Ididi vy
ujjn and will on
.Monday, tlir H til day of .January. IHfll,
ut the hour of 2 o'clock in Hie afternoon of mild
dav. nt the front door of the county coutt Iioum--lu'lMllea
t ity. Suieo Counry. Mregmi. tell ut
publif auction to the highest b.dili-r fur ni In
band all of the following decribul real eatnle
taken and levied ujion a the pfop.Tt of aitid
defendunt. II C. Crie. to-wlt
1'nrt of the Donation Ijind f'llti. of II (.
iu peutionn IVi. Si und V, m Towunhip ;i
North. Itnge 10 Kt of the Willamette Merl
dinn, containing about M) acre of iHrnl, together
with the lenementu, hereditutnentf and appurte
nance thereunto Udonging or In a! wleapr
taluiug. Including, and intendl tc include the
water plant, water rlghti, caenn-tit. Irunchlnei'
and privileges, nnd the water re:rvor
and conduit ued in couveying atf from ntlil
premincK to the town of Ifood I!liir,ii w.i:o
( 'lutitv, Oregon. Alo that cerhiln tract of land
belonging to the ubove-nntned If t ,, altu
ated on the north side of the railroad track of
the I nion l'ucllic ltnllrond ompon . in nectlon
a,, 'iownnhip a North, liunge 10 K-t .,f the Wil
lamette Meridian, couUiinlng ub-.ut i', ncre-,,
ald fwo tracts alxtve mentioned coi.iprning all
of the laud embraced in the Donation IjuhI
Claim of uid II C Coe, which b not heretofore
b-n old toother purlieu. Aim lot c and "
in ntctlou A, nnd lot Ound 7 in fcecti.m n in the
Vt'uiieomu Addition to the town of Ho-dlilver,
aud all of ald reul ex tutu lying und being In
Wueo County, Oregon, or to much thereof n
may U necea.-ytoutiafyiaIditurni' of money
a above mention!.
Dated thUZird day of Decemfr, -r,
T A WAi'.D.
dilwfit riheriirnf Watc., Co., Or.
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
Ulhen
Judicious
Advertising
Pays.
NOTICE 011 I'UHLICATION.
(Timber IjiikI. Act June 3, lbn.)
I", a I.ak urncr.. The Dalles, Or..
Nov. s. ItUB. t
Notice in hereby given that In compliance
wnn trie provisions i: tue act oi itmgreen ol
June 3, IhTh, entltltsl "An net for the utile of tim
ber hinds in the ahtliK of ( ullfornin, Otis;un,
Nevada and W'unhlngion Territory,"
-Nt-ul .'. StrtniiNoii,
Of Kingnley, county of Wimco, state of Oregon,
ha till day tiled In this otli"e his sworn state
ment for the purchase of the NKU, of NW'.;,
of Section. No. IK, In Township No. Z ! , range
No III K. W. H., and will oiler prtxif to show
that the land sought is more valuable for tin
timber or atone thin for agricultural ptirposva,
and to establish his claim to said laud before
the Ueglster nnd Keceivvr of this olllceatThe
Iiulk-s, or., on the 1.1th day of January, li!i.
He names as wltnese (ietirge Mcleod, Jns
r Knsley, U-on itondeuu nnd lifayette Davis,
all of Kiligalcy, Or
Any nnd nil i.toiu claiming adversely the
ulxive-do-trrlU.st lands are retjuested to Hie their
claims In this office on or before tuid Ij'.ii day of
January. Ml.
wlu JOHK W. LKU'IH, Keglster.
TOTJCK FOR 1'UHI.ICATIOX.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of au execution and order of sale
iituedoutuf the Circuit Court of the Kbitu of
Oregon for W'utco County, upon u decree and
Judgment made, rendered nnd entered by sold
Court on the 1 1 th day of November, ls'J. In
favor of plulutllf, in u suit wherein A D. Iloiton
wax planum, ano 1-rnilK i), uiueitiie and I'.htsiu
defendants, und to me directed and didivcrnl
Olllesnle, W. K. Hunt and V If jiutler were
commanding me to levy uisni and sell ull tho
lunds mentioned unu descrliR-d in said writ, and
hereinafter dencrllAd, I did, on the 1th tiny of
December, ls'J, duly levy uou. and will sell ut
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
lu baud, on
Monday, the Hlh day Junuury, IH4,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of taid duy, ut the
front door of the County Courthouse fu Dulles
City, iu Wain County, Oregon, ull of the lands
una premise described in uld writ mid hurt-In
described as follows, to-wlt:
The northwest nuarter of Setttiou fntirti-i-ri Hit
in Township two i Houlh, of itange fourteen
j 1 1
llainette Jlcrfdtun, lu Watco
eotiuty, Oregon, or no much thereof as shall be
umciem to satisiy tne turn i
terest thereon at the rute of ten
the sum of t'i'd.oi, with In
IU ruw; oi leu kt cent, tsir
piliiuui .uvcujMcr iiui, ir-.j, uj,isi allot1
riey'a fees, und IH.Ki coata in Mild suit, together
wllb costs of said writ, und accrnluir costs of
ale. T. A. WAKU,
HherlfT of Wasco County, Oregon,
Dated ut Dalle City, Or., Dec. I, WjS. dijw.',
Adminietratriz Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the Countv Court
of the H lute of Oregon for Wasco county lias this
day duly appointed the undersigned administra
trix of the estate of Dr. W. E, Hlnehurt. do.
ceased, nnd that she has duly qunlllled as such
udminlstratilx. All lairsons are therefore
required to present their clulmn against said
estate, with the proper vouchers thuiefor, to the
undersigned at her residence lu Dulles city, in
mid county and stau, within tlx months frum
the date- hereof.
KMII.Y JIRM.E lilNKHAUT,
, , . , Admlnlstfutrlx.
Dated thl 1t day of December, Wrs. 4tw
I.AXK OrncE, The Dalles. Or..
Nov. U, M3.
Notice is hereby given that the following
nnmetl settler has tiled uotlreof his Intention to
make llnal iroof lu supjxirt of his claim and that
said pnxif will l; made lo-fore the register olid
receiver at The Dulles, Oregon, on Wednesday,
Decernlr'.T, 1W3. vU
iicwitt ning,
Home-itoiil Aptillcutlou No. 1r:ll. for the Nk of
Hi:1 and V.4 of rW twc. 10. 1 p. K. II. 1 1 Kast.
He names the following wiiuccs to prove his
continuous residence Ujii and cultlvutloii of
said lunil.vl
11. W. Wells, of The Dalles. Or., Charles
Kiistou, JumcN Kattou utnl 1'aul l.lmeroth of
Nanne, Or.
Jobv W. I.kwib, Ueglster.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of an execution aud order of fule
Itsuul out of the Circuit Court of the htutc of
Oregon for Wasco Comity, tion u decree und
Judgment made, rendered aud entered by tuld
Court on the 13th day of November, lt-'l, lu
favor of plulntlir, lu u tult wherein Walter
llreee wus plalutlir and Alfred Kennedy and
Caroline Kennedy were defendants, aud to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to levy
u)oi! und sell the hinds mentioned and de
crlted iu said writ, and hereinafter described,
I did, on the Itli day of December, WJ3, duly
levy Umjii, und will sell at nubile auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash lu hand, on
Monday, tlia Mth day of January, I HIM,
at 'i o'clock, lu the afternoon of iu(il duy, at Ike
front door of the County Courthotiso ill Dalles
City lu Whscu County, Oregon, ull of the lauds
and premise described In said writ, nnd herein
described us follows, to-wlt
All of block ten 10) iu whut Is known u the
Military Ueserviitiou Addition to Dulles City,
Wasco County, Oregon, and according to the
mii and plats of said city und addition thereto,
or so much thereof s shall be sufllcieiit to sat
isfy the sum of IJ77,'i, with Interest thereon nt
Ihuratuof ten jer cent, per uniium since No
vember l:itli, Ih'M, ItO.OO attorney's fee, and
ff.lS costs in said suit, together with costs of
suld writ and accruing costs of sule.
T. A. WAKD,
Hhorlll of Wasco County, Oregon,
Duted at Dalles City, Or., Dec. i, M.t. (ixJ,'wS
Exeoator's Hotlee to Cridltors.
Notice Is hereby given that the County Court
of tho Htato of Oregon for Wasco County has
duly appointed the uudcrnlgued tliu executor of
the lust will and teituineut of Ui-orse y. limits,
deceuttl. All iersons having claims avuliist
the estate of said dweuel are hereby required
to present them, with the proper vouchers,
within six mouths from the dale of this notice,
to suld executor at Ills place of residence, near
!iJ,!V.5.7.t5r ttouuty, or at th onice of
W, H, Wilson, III suld Dalles City.
r. ...u. . M1U1IAKI, DOl.K. Kxwiufctr.
DaUaltUU 1st duy of November, im 6tw
ZE3. W. HELM &c CO.
- DKA1.K1LS IN
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brnshcs, Pcrfnmery, Etc.
Puro Wlnos and Liquors for Mecllclnnl Purnoson. -
Compounding Physicians' Proocrlptlonn a Specialty.
So. IO.'i Sfcontl Street, The Iiitllos, Oregon.
OpsHIte ( olumbla C utidy I'lictory
New York Weekly
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AND
DaiiesweeKiy enroniele
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7X T
HCTU 1 COST.
at W. E. G-arretson's Store.
Gold
Gold
old
Watches
Watches
Watches
worth
worth
worth
retell fn $45 to $30.
$40, reduced to $2$.
35, reduced to 25.
25, reduced to 1
AmcricaM Coin Silver Watches reduced to $13.
14 K Gold Filled Vest Chains
Genuine
reduced from $8 and $10 to $4 and $6
The above is a sample or the bargain to he
had for a few days.
A. R. Thompson,
ABSICM&
H. H. CHMPB5LL
Succouuor to LESLIE BUTLER,
Will constantly ktuti on bund a oom)Iotu Hue of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
. ...... nl
llnvliiK inircliuswl Mr, llutlur's uiitlru stuck, I shall fndtuvor to malntalu lb nl1"
tliu lions;, which bus botn ....
BEST GOODS AT 10WKTT PRICES. - SQUAKE DEALING TO KVEKV ORt
Call and see me, next door f Postoffloe.
Holiday Presonte.
Silvvuiaret Uujlry, Watehes, Book, Toy.
Tli4 fjuMlc is invited to examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere
trVrlc tho lowoift, d(1 ure greatly redue!. CloBing out the wtlr
ol Toys unu noiuuuy gooua hi uubv.
geooad St., The Dallei, Or,