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ERIDAY, -
DEC. 'Jit, 1S93
The democratic party is confronted
with a condition that bears hard on its
theory. To increase revenue and de
crease taxes at the same time is some
thing of a feat.
Editor Stead, London editor of the
Review of Reviews, will not be safe in
Chicago any more. At a meeting of the
Woman's club, organized to relieve the
needy, he gave them some opinions that
were more forcible than elegant. If he
had not so thoroughly dazed them they
would have cowhided him right there,
but before they had recovered their self
possession he had sloped.
The Salem Democrat bears rather hard
on the governor's ancestry, as will be
seen from the following: "The youth
who fired the Ephesian dome, just to
see the old thing burn, must have been
the founder of the Pennoyer family.
His penchant for deviltry for its own
sake could not have been accumulated
in one generation. Heredity must bear
some of the responsibility, though there
is no doubt it has been thoroughly cultivated."
The governor's letter to the president
lias aroused general indignation through
out the state, not necessarily against the
man, for a dishonest motive has never
yet been attributed to Sylvester Pen
noyer, but against the false impression
which the gentleman unwittingly makes
that one-third of the people of Oregon
are poverty-stricken. This letter will
have great weight, coming from the
source it does, and its evil effects will be
hard to counterbalance by many such
efforts as has been made by the Salem
"board of trade. A small per cent of the
populous cities of the state may be in
actual want, but few complaints have
"been heard from the rural districts, and
none east of the Cuscades. It there had
been such destitution as exists in San
Francisco and Chicago there would have
been small excuse even then for the
publication throughout the east of Gov.
Pennoyer's letter. But no such suffer
ing exists, nor one-tenth of it. The
damage will be hard to counteract now,
for the East, already jealous of the
Bteady hegira westward, will not take
nearly the pains to contradict the re
port that they were to enlarge upon the
Btate of affairs suggested by the remarks
of the governor of Oregon.
Says the Union Republican : The de
cisive defeat of the "Wilson bill would
open every American factory within
thirty days. The news that congrese
had struck out the enacting clause of
that measure of folly and destruction
would kindle every furnace fire, populate
every deserted mine, and Eet every idle
loom in motion before a single month
had passed. It would give work at
American wages to every man who wants
work. It would arouse all our great
productive industries to magnificent
activity. It would put good food and
plenty of it on the workingman's table.
It would put good clothes and plenty
of them on the backs of the working
man's family. It would bring cheer und
warmth and comfort into a hundred
thousand homes where these are strang
ers today. It would stamp out pauper
ism ; it would preserve a multitude of
households from disruption ; It would
rescue a vast army of men, women and
children from the certainty of misery
and degradation ; It would be a message
of gladness whose electric influence
-would reach every corner of the contin
ent and inspire every heart with new
energy and new hope.
Huw'l TbU!
We offer one hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cutmot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last ID years, and believe
him perfectly1 honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
West & Traux, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. O.
Warning, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Totedo, Ohio.
Hall's tJstarrb Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and muc
ous surface of the system. Price 75c.
par bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes
timonials free,
Bklloh'fl Vitalixer is what you need for
dyapapaia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
Jckkoey traablc. It is guaranteed to
Sve yoa Mtlafaction. Frlro 74c Sold
t teipM k KlDMrily, draggiata.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Kd :Mays went to Portland yes
terday.
Mr. T. H. Johnston of Dufur is in the I
city today. j
. Mr. C.J. Contsworth took a trip to i
Portland this morning. j
Mr. John McCrum of Portland is the
guest of Mr. Win Curtis.
B. F. Luughlin and W. l.ortl wont to .
the Cascades this morning.
M. S. Jameson took the earlv morning
train for Portland, where ho will remain.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lucky left on the
morning boat for a short stay in Port
land. Miss Myrtle Micholl was a passenger j
on the afternoon train for a short visit
in Portland.
Mrs. Dunn removed to Hood Rlvor
this morning, where she will perma
nently reside.
Mrs. Annie Oliver, nee Sylvester, de
parted for her home in Portland on the
afternoon train today.
Misses Ursula and Nona Ruch and
Annette Miehell left on the boat this
morning for a few days' stay in Portland.
Mr. E. V. Littluiield, who has beon
visiting Judge und Mrs. Rrudshuw ior
the past few days, returned to his home
in McMinnville by steamer Regulator
this morning.
Mr. RnssT. Chamberlain, government
agent for the registration of Chinese, is
in town today. He will be here again
on the Sth, when all Chinese who wish
to do so are expected to register.
Miss Gertrude Meyer returned to Port
land this afternoon, where she will
finish this term of her school and then
go to New York where she will enter the
Rellevtte hospital school for nurses.
Mr. T. J. Hannah of Linn county is in
The Dalles today en route to Grass
Valley, where some relatives reside.
Mr. Hannah says that in his section of
the country no one is out of employment
and no onesufl'ering for food. He thinks
he would know it if such was the case,
for he has been running a large flour
mill there for many years, and no one
has vet asked him for flour.
- Year' Entertiilnineut.
Do not forget the New Year's enter
tainment and supper at the M. E.
church on Saturday evening, Dec. 150th.
The ladies will have on sale aprons,
mittens and iron holders, so bring your
poeketbooks. Supper will be served
from 3 till S o'clock for '2b cents and also
after the entertainment to those wishing
it. The following program will be
given :
Selection Mandolin and Guitar Club.
Recitation "The Dutchman's Sere
nade," A. Burnett.
Song "Annie Laurie," Ladies Quar
tette. Reading.
Solo "The Song That Reached Mv
Heart," Mrs. M. R. Fremh.
Recitation "Genevra," Mis? Mstrtiu.
Duet Sonata in D, Mrs. Collin- and
Miss A. Storv.
Talk on the World's Fair Mr-. K. M.
Wilson.
Song "What the Choir Sang Alxitn
the Bonnet," Margaret Kinersly and
Maude Clarke.
Recitation "She Wanted to Learn
Elocution," Miss Russell.
Solo "Augus McDonald,'- Miss
Moore.
Admission to the entertainment '1 els.
the profits to go towards the pastor's
salarv.
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of diseases start from a torpid liver
and impure blood. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery cures ev
ery ouo of them. It prevents them,
too. Tako it, as you ought, when
you fool the first symptoms (lan
guor, loss of appetite, dullucss, de
pression) and you'll save yourself
from something serious.
In building up needed flesh and
strength, and to purify and enrich
the blood, nothing can equal the
" Discovery." It invigorates the
liver and kidneys, promotes all the
bodily functions, and brings back
health and vigor. For Dyspepsia,
"Liver Complaint," Biliousness, and
all Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, it is the only remedy that's
guaranteed to benefit or cure, or
the moncv is refunded.
A kinging noise in the oars, head
ache, deaf ne--,
oven viak;
obstruction ol
n o s o , d i s -charge!)
fall
ing into thrust
Iff '."I
Kmwmp toms of
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a medicino that will euro i, i, u
matter how bad your case or of
how lone: standing. That's Dr.
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III lutviiiuv. This niHki'it It tin- cheapest
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FARMER LEGISLATION.
iuirtuc the coming yeiir there will lie mi t tit -niene
number of iimttor of the most vltnl In
terest lo tanners ilenlt with hv Congress unci the
llxrcutlvc Iiopiirtments nt Washington. It In
highly iuiMirtiint Unit the tanners he kept
promptly mul fully lufuruuil ns to wluit In bulng
jilutineil mul ilntie ittleetlui; them nt the National
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American Ka'umki:, which, being on the ground,
tins tetter facilities tluiii any other paimr for
getting this liiformiithm. and ib-voles Itself to
this duty. They will lltul In It constantly n
great iiiniiuiit "f vnhiiilik' lufonuiitlou Unit they
cim Ret in noother nipcr
Tnr AMElitrt.s Kju:mi:k unit TitK Cllliosici.K
will he sent one yeiir fur f 1 " ,
A Grand
Masquerade Ball
will bo Rlvon nt Armory Hnll by
Jackson Engine Co., No. l
,T)oi?day uctii, Jai. i, 1894.
Commlttoo of Arrangements:
F. V. L. SK11M5E, AL KMKDT, FRED Www
A. HUGININK, '.JOHN 1U.ASKU. MKE'
IlATJllY CLOUG1I,
L. I'AYKTTK,
JOHN CRATK.
GKO. T. TIIOMl'SON,
Recoptlon Commlttoo.
GKO. MUNGKK,
CIIAS. FRANK,
Floor Managers.
GKO. A. L1KHK,
KMIL SCHUTZ,
A. 1UTCHLKU,
W. II. IJUTTS,
G. C. VYN1)IIAM.
ADOl.1'11 KKU.EU
T. F. SKUFBHT, '
DB. W. HELM &c CO.,
ir.Ai.i:i:s is
oagc s
Catarrh Rcinudy.
Dress fT3(r)
Cutting
and Fitting.
b7 Hrs. JWeGuffey,
At liesiduncc recuntly vacated
bv .Mr. Luslie Itutlor.
John Pashek,
The Merchant Tailor
76 Court Street,
Nest door to Wasco Sun Office.
3?Ilii just received tho latest .style in
Suitings for Gentlemen,
ntirl h dirge assortment of Fori Iitn nnil Amer
leu cloths, which ho Ciili tlnlah To (inler for.
tln.M- that (uvur him.
Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty.
I.eautlful Sentiment.
Clapp & Co.'s weekly market letter
cometimee contains gotnethiiig be-ides
the jingle of money and the echoes from
Wall street. Here is some beautiful
word painting taken from the report of
December L'L'd :
The scale of magnitude is dimininhed
at Yule tide. Every giff. is of equal eize
measured by the spirit which created it.
The prattle of a child equals the wiedoin
of a sage. The Fire island Hash, the
goddess of liberty torch, and the wax
candle, are only lights of love. The par
liament of man, the continental congress
and the baby's dream, matters of equal
moment. Creative, electric and legisla
tive power only exist to draw sleds.
The Nicaragua canal, the New York and
St. Petersburg!! railway and tarifl' re
form can be laid by for a child's rattle.
About the household cradle the national
wisdom lays its gifts, and over the Amer
ican Christmas tree there hangs a Btar of
hope and deBtiny.
Cnuae of Jinril Timet,.
A farmer down in San Joaquin county,
Cal., thinks the cause of the hard times
is because most people buy more than
they produce. He says: "We let our
timber rot and buy fencing; we throw
away our ashes and grease and buy
soap ; we give away our hides and buy
rope; we raise dogs and buy hogs ; we
let our manure go to waste and buy
guano; we grow weeds and buy vegeta
bles and brooms; we catch five-cent fish
with a $4 rod ; we build vchool houses
and send our children oh" to he educated
and, lastly we send our boys out with a
HO gun and a $10 dog to hunt for ten
cent birds."
When on a visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dal
ton of Luray, Russell county, Kan.,
called at the labaratory of Chamberlain
& Co., Dee Moines, to show them his
six-year-old boy, whose life had been
saved by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
it having cured him of a very severe at
tack of croup. Mr. Dal ton is certain
that it saved hie boy's life and la enthu
siastic in his praise of the Remedy. For
Bale by Ulakeloy ii Houghton.
IJUmarck is reported to be suffering
lrotn hlsold complaint of neuralgia in the
arm. His condition is complicated by
indigestion.
Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish.
DT T I L Times mukes it nil the more
I I L. liece-iMiry to inlvertie That in
-J what the most jirogre'sive of our
liuslneas men think, ami these mini' bus
iness men are the niOMt iiro.sjM.'rous at all times.
If you wish to reueh all the reople !ti till nelsh
borhoixl you en n't (lo hotter than talk t" them
throush tho columns of the Daily chuosiclk.
It has more than ilouble the ciieulnthm ol any
other jM!r, and iidvertlsitiK In it iw hie
Administrator's Sale.
Whereui., the Honorable County ' ourt of the
State ot Oregon, for Wuseo county, on the nth
day of November. Is93, duly made in. order ill
nrtluK rue, the undersigned, the duly aiiHiIut
ed, fiuiilltlisl and actltiK admluistrntor of the
estate of William A. Allen, dewiv-d, t tin
lauds and i renin's huioilKiUK to nald estate and
hereinafter doerllH.il, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash lit hand. Nim , there
fore, in tnirstuiuceo! naid order and nuthorlty, I
w ill, on tho
(Itli day of Junuiiry, lHlil,
at the hour of two o'clock, in the afteruium of
said day, at the front door of the Count) Court
tintiM! in Dulles City, Wuwo i:ount . OreKon, sell
at nubile unction to the hlchest bidder for cash
in hand, the lands anil iiremises IjIoiicIuk to
nid estate, and particularly dtscrllied iih fol
lows, to-wlt.
The Kiuthrast quarter and the northeast iiuar
ter of the houthuest iiiarter of nftlnn.'j.j. In
towimbsp 1 north, of ratiKe 11! east, of the Wil
lamette Meridian, in 'bco count), Oregon,
contnlnluK 'Ml ncres, more or ks oi land, to.
Kether Vilth all and .slnuulur the iiniirnvcmciiiK
thereon. Hald ialu will be iinide suhiis-t t-uip-lirovnl
mid confirmation of the t.iid County
Court.
Dated ut D.illoi City, Wiikcii county. Or., thin
atli day of ;'ovemtx;r, lsW.
(iKOlttiK A. l.IKlli;.
5tdfj:i Adm'r vxtiitu of Win. A. Allen, dee'd,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of an execution and order of mile in-mii-d
out of the Circuit Court of the ritato of Ore
(on for Which County, on tho .Tib day of iso
veuilHrr, IMS, iimiu n JudKmeut iimde and reu
ilered in said court on the tilth day of .November,
lh'.i!, In an action then and theretofore jm.-iii11iik
In mid court, wherein If. K. McKlruy wax pUln
till and II. C Cou was defeiidHiit, and to mo di
rected and delivered, cumuuiudluK me to levy
upon tho real estate tKiloiiRiriK to mild defetidatit
mid theretofore uttuched in mid action, to sat
isfy the sum of l.'iV, and Inli.-rest on salil sum
since the 15th day of June, iw::, at tn f-r cent.
Ier annum, mid the further sum of tivi.oo attor
ney's fn-H in said action, and f:t,M eosts, mid
also the coUof and ii)ii suld writ, I did levy
Usni und will on
91 on liny, the aOtli Uny of funuury, 1HU4,
ut the hour of 2 o'clock In the afternoon of said
duy, at the front door of the county court house
in bulk City, Wwico Coutiiy, Oreoii, tell nt
public miction to the hlnhet bidder for cush In
hand all of the following described real estate
taken mid levied upon iih the property of said
defendant, 11. C. Cue, to-wlt-
I'art of the Donation IjiiiiI Claim of II, C. Coe,
In sei.-tlons 'i'. 'id, 'J! mid :, in Townslilp :i
North, ItHtiKu 10 Kant of the Willamette Meri
dian, contiilnlliK about H) acres of land, together
with the tenements, hereditaments mid appurtc--nnncvi
tliereiiiitobelonKlnK drill any wUeupiier
taluiiiK, IncludlnK, and Inujuilul tolnolude the
water ilant, water rlnhtu, (MucmeuU, franchises
and tirlvtlt-Kex, and tho.wmer pipes, reservoirs
mid conduit uiwl In eonvevlne water from uld
premises to the town of HihsI Itlver, In Wiucn
Countv, Oregon, Alto that certain tract of land
IjclouglnK to the iibovo-iinuitnl II. ( , Co?, situ-uU-d
mi the north side of the railroad track of
the Union 1'ucillc Ha 1 1 road Coiopuny, in Hectlou
M, Towimhlp il North, Ituugo HI Kant of the Wil
lamette Meridian, containing about acres,
said two tractJi above mentioned ciiiiprlslng all
of the land embraced In the Donation fjind
Claim of wild II C. Cue, which has not heretofore
been void to other parties. Also lota ft, Hand 7
in Hevtioii A, mid lots 0 and 7 In ht-ctlon 11 in the
Wuucnnm Addition to the town of Hood Itlver,
und uli of suld real estste tying und la-lug ill
Wasco County, Oregon, or no much thereof us
may bo ucecstary tosutlsfy ald hums of money
us above mentlnntd.
Dated thiiZIrd day of Decemlier, lfc'J:l.
T. A. WAUl).
d21rtlit Hherill of Waseo Co., Or.
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
Olhen
Judicious
Advertising
Pays.
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brushes, Pcriiiiiicry, Elc,
Puro WImus and Unworn for Modlclnnl Purposow.
CornpoiincllnR PhyHlclnrtK' Proncrlptlons n Specialty.
No, 105 Second Street, The Dulles, Oregon.
Opsltu ( iiluuibla Caluly l'lK-tory
New York Weekly Tribune
AND-
Danes Weekly cnronicie
I
NOTICE I-OK PUBLICATION.
lTlml.-r Umd, Act June :i, lh7H.
C. H Danii OrriCK, The Haiku, r.,
Nov. h. lsua. 1
Notice Is hereby given that tu i-onipllauee
with the prosous of the net of congress of
June 3, n,n, eutltleil "An act for the sale of tim
ber lauds in the states of California, Oregon,
Nevada und Wiixhington Territory,"
ul !. KtrvniiNiiii,
Of Klnusley, county of Waseo, state of Oregon,
has this day filed in this olhee his sworn state
ment for the purchase of the NKJ, of NV4,
of Kectlon. No. -I, ill Township No. a K , range
No Hi K W. M., and will oiler proof to show
that the laud sought is more valuable for Its
timber or stout; than for agricultural puriMes,
and to establish his claim to said laud before
the Uegister and Hecelvcr of this olllce at The
Dalles, Or., on the 1,'ith day of January, 1(-'.I.
He liiuncH as witnesses (ieorge McLcmI, Jus
)s.-r Kush-y, I-i-on Itondeau and lifayette Davis,
all of Klngsh-y, Or.
Any and all iK.-roua claiming adversely the
abovu-duM.-rlbed lands arc rciiestcd to llle their
claims In thisolllcu on or ls.-lore said lath day of
January, IsJl.
wio JOHN W. I.KW1H, Uegister.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of an execution and order of rale
issued out of the Circuit Court of the Htate of
Ori-gon for Wiwco County, uion n dt-creu mid
Judgment made, reudereil mid entered by said
Court on the l.'ltti day of November, Ih'l, In
favor of plalntlll', in a tult wherein Walter
llrecc was plalntlll and Alfrul Keuui-dy und
Caroline Kennedy were defendants, and to me
directed and delivered, commanding me to levy
Ukjii and sell the lands mentioned and de
scribed in said writ, and hereinafter described,
1 did, on the till day of December, Ihi, duly
levy upon, und will sell ut nubile auction, to the
highest bidder, for cash In liulid, on
Mouduy, tlif Hth duy of . I miliary , I HIM,
at'.! o'clock, In the afternoon of suld day, at the
front door of the County Courthouse In Dulh-a
City In Wasco County, Oregon, nil of tho lauds
anil premises described in said writ, mid herein
described ax follows, to-wlt
All of block ten 1UJ In what Is known as the
Military Keservutioii Addition to Dallea City,
Waseo County, Oregon, and according to the
maps unit pluU of said city and addition thereto,
or so much thereof as shall Isj sulllclcut to sat
isfy the sum of WTIM, with Interest thereon at
the rate of ten er cent, er annum since No
vember l:ith, 1a', tlO.UO uttoruey'N fees, and
cosls in said suit, together with costs of
said writ and accruing costaof sale.
T. A. WAltD,
Hherllt of Waseo County, Oregon.
Datwl ut Dalles City, Or., Dec I, ibtr.l. dSJ.'iHr,',
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of an execution und older of sale
Issued out of the Circuit Court of the Htate of
Oregon for Wasco County, iihhi a decree und
Judgment mude, rendered and entered ,y suld
Court on the llth day of November, In
favor of pliilutlir, lu ii suit wherein A. D. lloltou
miih plalntlll', mul Kritn V. D. iillleside mid Ithoda
(illksple, W. K. Hunt find W. If. llutler were
defendants, and to me directed mid delivered,
(MiiiimandiiiK me to levy upon and sell nil the
minis mentioned uuii uescrincu in sum writ, mid
liereiiiufterdeserllx.il. I did. on the Ith duvof
December, IhW, duly levy upon, mid will sell ut
limine auction, to tne nil
in nanii, on
Ighest bidder, for cash
Moudity, tho Htli Uny Jtmuury, IHII4,
ut 2 o'clock lu the afternoon of suld duy, at the
front door of the County Courthouse lu Dulles
City, in Waseo County, Oregon, nil of the lands
iuiiI premises described in suld writ mul herein
described us follows, to-wlt,
The northwest iiuurter of rk-otlou fourteen 11
in Townslilp two Nl Kouth, of itmigu fourteen
j JI Kant of the Willamette Meridian, in Wasco
county, Oregon, or so much thereof iih shall bu
sulllclent to satisfy the sum of M1.0I, with In
lerest thereon ut the rate of ten tier cent, tier
annum since November llth, 1H0.1; IfiO.OOutior
ney's feen, und lll.ts.'l costs lu said suit, together
with costs of said writ, and ucorulng costs of
'1'. A. WAHD,
. Hherill of Wnsco County, Oregon,
J)utd at Dalles City, Or,, Dec. 4, ltW, dHj.-jwi
ONLY- $1.75.
Jeweler's Goods
75 t ACTU ? L COST,
at W. E G-arretson's Store.
Lato' Solid Gold Watches refloced frn $45 to $30,
Gold Watches worth $40, reduced to $28.
Gold Watches worth 5, reduced to 25.
Gold Watches worth 25, reduced to i8
American Coin Silver Watches rcflncetl to $13.
Genuine 14 K Gold Filled Vest Chains
reduced from $8 and $10 to $4 and $6.
Tho above i8 a sample of the bargains-; to Ik
had for a few days.
A. K. Thompson,
AKS1GNEK.
H. H. CA7VSPBBLJL-,
SuocuuBor to LESLIE BUTLER,
Will constantly keep on hand n complete line of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
Having purcluucd Mr. llutler's entire stock, I shall t-iideavor to maintain the repid""""
the house, which him betu
HEST GOODS AT L0WETT PRICES. - SOUAKE DEALING TO EVEKY On
Call and see me, next door t Postoffloe.
Holiday Present.
SilvitauP, Uuilty, Wteh, ttooks, Toy. Bfcc'
The fjuhllo is invited to examine our good before
purchasing elsewhere,
ITrlctfH thu lowet, and are ixroutly roduoed. Olowng out tl iUri BU
of Toy Hiid holdduy goodn at Cot.
fooid It., The DlUi, Or. I- O. WTiolfc!01