The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
OKKIUIAli l'Al'KU OK DALLES CITY.
AND WASCO COUNTY.
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Address all communication to " THE CHUO.V
ICLE," The Dalles, OtCRon.
A POPULAR LEGISLATOR.
Mr. McCroary, CoiiRraaamnn rrom the
KtRhtli Kentucky District.
Hon. .Tnmos H. McCrenry, the author
of the bill o.vtunillnp the time before
the Geary Chinese luw is to po into ef
fect, represents the Eighth district of
Kentucky in the nutionnl house of rep
resentntives. He is u resident of the
pretty town of Hiehmond, Ivy., and im
mensely popular with the people of
the lUue CJrass state, lie was born In
Madison county. Ky., July S, 1SI1S; re
ceived a classical education, and grad
uated at the riffe of eighteen at Center
collepe, Danville. Afterward he studied
I'unt-Otnev.
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CLOStNQ OF MAILS
trains goliiK 3Cast 9 p. m. and 11:45 a. m.
" West 9 p. ca. and 5:3u p. m.
Stage for Goldendale 7:S0a. m.
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1 Monday Wednesday and Friday.
SATURDAY, -
DEC. 30, 1S93
PROGRESS OF WOOL GKOYING.
From 1SS7 to 1SJ3 the number of sheep
in the United States increased about
2,500,000, or less than 0 per cent. As
the number of sheep in the mountain
states and territories increased over
:S,5CO,000, it is evident that in all the
states where population is in any sense
close, and where agriculture is a leading
industry, there was a decrease of 1,000,
000 in the number of sheep. For exam
ple, in New Englaud there was a decrease
of 26o,130, and the Pacific coast a de
crease of nearly 2,000,000. There was a
decrease in every middle state except
Pennsylvania, where there was an in
crease large enough to make an increase
for the group. In the south there was an
increase of nearly 500,000 sheep, but of
this nearly 400,000 occurred in Kentucky,
where sheepare raised rather for mutton
than wool ; and in Texas, which raises
eheep for wool only, there was a decrease.
In the west, including Colorado, which
is strictly a mountain state, the increased
number of sheep was only 315,165.
There were decreases in Ohio, Missouri,
Kansas and Nebraska. Even in Mexico
there was a decrease of nearly 1,300,000.
and there was a small decrease in Ariz
ona. Only the enormous increase in the
Dakotas, Idaho, Montana, Utah and
Wyoming enabled this group of states
and the United States as a whole to
show an increase in the number of
sheep. !
The enormous increase of wool growing
in Australia is due in part to favorable
conditions of climate, says the Journal of
of Commerce, but as much of this island
continent is semi-tropical and in other
portions the rainfall is so slight that ar
tesian wells are being sunk as a defense
against the droughts which have been
disastrous in five years out of the last
thirty-five, these conditions are not so
rosy as are sometimes represented. Pop
ulation has grown slowly, agriculture
has, therefore, expanded slowly, and
vast tracts of land have been left without
value except as they were utilized for
sheep pasturage. But in parts of Vic
tona that were recently given up to
sheep pasturage the ground has grown
too valuable for such primitive uses, and
the sheep has given place to the plow
The Australian, too, is complaining of
the game fall of prices from which the
American wool grower suffers, and he is
attempting to offset that by freezing his
mutton and sending it to England. The
growth of civilization and agriculture is
inimical to eheep raising in Australia, as
it Is in the United States. The golden
age of wool raising in Victoria and New
South Wales is past, as it ia past here,
and the Australian can make wool pay
only by the best business management,
and by getting eomething for his mutton.
In Victoria land is classified as first if
it will support two or more sheep per
acre; second if it will carry one and a
half sheep; third if it will carry one
sheep, and (fourth if it will carry less
than one sheep to tne acre. Tnis gives
an idea of the amount of land required
to support several million sheep, and
explains why the sheep pastures of our
older states, including Ohio, are steadily
shrinking. The average value of farm
lands in Ohio in 1800 was $22.76 per
acre; and if this was, as stated, only -10
per cent, of the real value, the farm lands
of Ohio are worth 150.90 an acre. It is
impossible to maintain wool at a price
that will make sheep raising on such land
as that a leading industry. Sheep rais
ing as an incidental feature of farming
will always pay, but where markets are
near at hand it will pay the farmer to
keep mutton sheep yieldingonly medium
wool rather tban fine wool sheep of little
value for mutton. Wool growing as an
independent industry can only be carried
on in the mountain regions and in the
southwest, where population is sparse
and land is cheap.
04
IIOX. JAMKS 11. Jl'cr.KAl'.V, KKNTUCKV.
law in the Cumberland university ol
Tenuessee. and began practice at Itich-
inoiul m IjsVJ. In lSiW he entered the
confederate army, and was lieutenant
colonel of the Eleventh Kentucky cav
alry at the close of the war. In ISiW,
1S71 and 1S7: he was elected a member
of the Kentucky house of rcprescnta
tives, .serving for two terms us speaker
of the house. He was nominated us
democratic candidate for governor in
May, 1S70, and was elected, serving as
chief executive of the state until So.j
tember, 1S70 He was elected to the
Forty-ninth congress, and has ever
since represented the Eighth Kentucky
district in the lower house.
Advertised L.ettur.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the postofiice at The Dalles un
called for, Saturday, Dec. 30th, 1893.
Persons calling for same will give date
on which they were advertised :
Eoffifc Hunt Kuck, Mrs Minnie
Cameron, Mr D Corcoran, Jeremiah
Cutter, Mr Cieo Dnneueron, John
Gehrincer, Chas J A J Hedges & Co
Jones, V A
Kennery, John
Prendergast will hung is the news
from Chicago. The verdict is in accord
Knee with the desire of the American
people. Anything less would have been
n invitation to other murderous cranks
to assassinate men high in public life.
They want to be heroes, but do not like
to he martyrs, and so the hanging of
Fraadergaft will be an object lesson to
tbeni which Is very necessary.
mmSBBBBBBSSBBS
It years measure wisdom Gladstone,
who aelsbratod bis 8-itb birthday yesier
stay, NMt be the wisest man living. In
irwth he has ho peer at the present day.
A
A
Tvnplilpr A n?m T v:m . Mr .In tin
Moore, Mrs A S Moody, Mr D L
Niclioiion, Austin Itobin. Win
McKenzie, C E Scott, M .1
West, Mr John
Package.
Blossom, J M
M. T. Nolan. P. M
COMPOi.'KD.
A recent discover- tir r.a old
phrs.''. 2m. Sueet"f ' u iisrit
monthly bit tt.ouaU cf
Ladici. Is tbo only perfectly
safoand reliable medlclca (iU-
ccvercd. Brsvaro cf unprincipled drurslfa tvto
oScr Inferior medicines la f'-im cf iiis- lor
Cook's Cotton Hoot Compound, talte ju ubj
trMt, cr lneloso $1 and 0 cents la prntag"; la letter
and rro will scad, sealed, by return mall. Full sealed
partlralars li plala cnvi-lopc, to Lullet only, 2
ttamps. Aiidrcii Pan. Ml V Com party.
No. Sruter Iiloci. IMlroit. JIIco.
Sold in The Dalles bv Blakelcy & Uuiitoa
hex unit Salary.
There are reported to be 185 male
teachers in the public schools of llos
ton and 1,:!72 women. The average
salary of the men per month is S-40.00,
and the average salary per month of
the women is ST0.20.
" IIow'n Thli!
We offer one hundred Dollars lieward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall'n Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
li nn.
West k Traux, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Totedo, Ohio,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and muc
ous Eurfaco of the system. Price 75c.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Tes
timonials free.
Oucmi) hunters and other collectors
have so ravaged Sarawak that Hnjah
Urookc has prohibited the collection
of natural history heciinenb. Many
specimens of the fauna and flora of
his country were in danger of becom
ing extinct. h
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
six-year-old boy, whose life had been
saved by Chamberlain's Cough liemedy,
it having cured him of a very severe at
tack of croup. Mr. Dal ton is certain
that it saved his boy's life and is enthu
siastic in his praise of the Remedy, For
sale by Blakoley & Houghton.
Warner's butter at Maler & Uenton's
grocery store.
NOTICE.
To All Whom It Hay Concern.
iiy virtue oi an order ot the common
council of Dalles City, made aud en
tered on the 12th day of December, 18WI,
notice is hereby ufven that said eltv
council Ib about to proceed and order
and construct a sewer of 8-nch terra
cotta pipe on Lincoln street, commenc
ing at the intersection of Lincoln and
Fourth street, on the south side of
Fourth street, and continuing thence
northerly along the center of said Lin
coln street to low water mark of Mill
creek, and that the cost for said sewer
will be assessed against the property di
rectly benefited thereby, as bv the
charter provided,
uateu tmsKUth rtayol December, 18U3,
Douo.i,as 8. Dui'uit,
dl-U Kecordcr of Dalits City.
TIIK
TWO KINDS OF WOMEN
need Dr. Piorco'a Favorite Prescrip
tion those who want to he nuute
strong, anil tlioso wiio want to be
maclo well. It builds up, invigor
ates, regulates, and euros.
It's for young girls just entering
womanhood
reached the
life
tor women who liavo
critical " chanae of
for women expecting to he
coma mothers ; for mothers who
arc nursing and exhausted ; for
every woman who is run - down,
delicate, or overworked.
For all tiie disorders, diseases, and
weaknesses of women, ' Favorite
Prescription " is the only remedy
so unfailing that it can be yuur
anteed. If it doesn't benefit or
cure, in every case, tlio money will
be returned.
There's nothing likely to bo
"just as good."
Dress Talii7
Cutting
ami Fitting,
Bj Jdrs. JflcGaifey,
Vr 1?tAI(1ptlfM TPIMMlflv V:llttPli '
bv Mr. Leslie iiutlcr.
Oldest Agricultural Paper In America.
(COTABLIOHCD 1010.)
To all cash subscribers of TiiuCiiuonici.k
paying one year in advance.
The American Farmer,
1729 Now York Avouuo,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Tut: Amkiiican I'aihii:ii, which Ik how enter
: ItiK !ti"n lti ".Mil er, it the pioneer dinner'
li.er In the rountry.
I It is h Inrjrv cltihl-iviKe Mur, unit rotttuliift Ad
, column ol the eluilre.tt iiKrleitltiirnl mul liter
i nrr matter, itlontlfully emlielllshetl with line
IIIUHtriiIloti, It Ih
NATIONAL IN CHARACTER,
mul ilenb with funning mul farmer' Intertvtt-i
on liroml, vriieticiil llue. it
EMPLOYS TIIE BEST WRITERS IN
THE COUNTRY,
mul everything Unit npiMW In Its enlunuiK Is nt
the hluhe.stehiiriicler Kvery ileuirtment of the
dinners liuMm-ss Is iIIs.chsi-iI In mi eiirnest,
linietlenl wny, IooLIiik to the Kreute.st rirntltiiiul
henetlt to the dinner mul his fmullv.
It iippenrs on the 1st mul 15th of each luiinth,
mui is mniisiuti m me um price oi
50 CENTS A YEAR
In mlvmire. This iiutkes It the cliiiitpt-st
iiirrleiiltiirnl pupm In the rountry.
FARMER LEGISLATION'.
DuriiiK the routine voir there will he mi I in
tiK'tiM' uiimler of iumIUtm of the most vttut In
teiest to dinners ilenlt with hv ConKre.su mul the
Kxreiltlvo leuirtuieiits nt Wushlnntiiii. It Is
hhlhly iuisirtmit Unit the fiirniers ho kept
promptly mul fully luformril ns to what Is helm;
jilmiiusl mul itiino iitleotliiK them nt the Nullounl
rniltul. They xtiiniM nil, therefore, dike Tut:
A mkuican I'AitMKit, willed, beliic on thoKrouiul,
has U'tter frtvllltles thiiii iiny other piiivrs fur
petting this Information, mul ilvotes Itself In
this ilutv. They will tlml In it eonsdiutly u
irreut iiiiioimt of vnliiiihle liifornuitlou thut they
emi net In no oilier paper.
Tun .UtKitiCAK Kaiimhii mul Tin: CimoNirLK
will he sentoiie year lor ll.7.'.
I
A Grand
Masquerade Ball
will bo Riven nt Armory Hull by
Jackson Engine Co., No. l,
Topday uerjiity Jap. i, 1894.
Commlttoo of Arrangements:
A. II I'UliMiM',,
R V. I.. SK1HBE. Ali ICIJNDT, PRRn it.'ub
TOIIN KLAfJKK.
HA Hit Y OI.OUOII,
L. I'AYHTTK,
JOHN CHATK,
CKO.T. THOMPSON,
Rocoption Commlttoo.
GEO. MUNGKR,
OIIAS. FRANK,
Floor Managers.
fiEO. A. LIEBE.
EMIL SGHl'TZ,
A. lU'OHLEH,
W. II. BUTTS
O. C WYNIWAM.
John Pashek,
le Merchant Tailor,
76 Count Struct,
Next door to 7a3co Sun Office.
fJ9II.is Just rectilveii the l.itet ?tie.s in
Suitings for Gentlemen,
m.rt h s:i l.-irp assortment of Kurtlsn mul Amer
lo.i cL.tus, which he can iluiih To Onler for
th th i: favor him.
Cleaning and Repairing a Specialty.
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
Oihen
Judicious
Advertising
Pays.
IE. W. HELM &o OO.,
- DKM.KUH IS
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Combs, Brashes, Perfumery, Etc,
Puru Wlnou nrul Llquorii for Motllolnnl Purpouoii.
CompountllnK PhyHlolnnu' ProHorlptloriB n Speolnlty.
So. 1 0r S.'cond Htri'i't, Tlit DhIIpk, Oregon.
(itw)lto Colnnihlii Ciindy 1'notnry.
New York Weekly Trihw
j AND
Dalles WeeKiy enronict?
1 I Times mni" It nil the mop
L iiecciwiry to mlertlf. Tlmt !
I III L iieceiMtry to mlertlc.
I I w whnt the mint irogrttYi: ol our
J bunInciH men think, ml tliec amc bu
Iiii?.h men iiru the moit rim-iATini t iili times.
If you wish to reach all thr reople In thii lielKh
borhrxl you uim t ilo hitter ttwii talk to them
thrnush thuenltiniim of the Daily Chkuniclk.
It has mure thiiii ilouble the cirnilatinii ol any
other tii!er, nnil ailvcrtisiiii: In It irnys bl.
Administrator's Sale.
Whereas, the Honorable County fourt of the
State ol Orexmi, for Vaco county, on thofith
iiny of Nnvcinbcr. lbVl, iluly mailo an onler ill
rwti'is me, the nnilersIniHil, the iluly nppolnt
iunllfli.il anil actliik' nilmiuiitrator of the
estate of William A. Allen, ilei eanil, toi-ell the
lamUanil jiremUes lKilonslnir to tahl estate am!
hereimifter ile-erllx-d, at public auction, to the
hli;heit hlililer, for cash In hand Now, there
fore, in pursuance of mid order ami authority, I
will, 011 the
lltli iiny of Jmiunry, 1H1U,
nt the hour of tivo o'clock in the afternoon of
wild day, at the front door of the County Court
home in Dalles City, Woco county, Oivxon, evil
nt public miction to the hfuliett bidder foreaih
in hand, the lauilN ami rircuiiftcx UdouKliiK to
mill estate, and particularly iUci11ai1 as fol
lcivn, to-wlt;
The Miutheait qunrtcr and the uortheau injur
ter of the toiltlnvent quarter of n-ctlon ', in
to'.vuthiT 1 north, of ranxe 13 eimt, of the Wil
lamette Meridian, in Wmk-o county, OrtKim,
coridilnlriKiWi (:rcs, more or les-s of land, to
gether with nil and iui,'Ular the imiirovemeutx
thereon. Kald sale will be made mink-ct toaii
iirovnl anil coiillrmntlon of the nald County
Court.
JMteil at Dalles City, Wasco county, Or., this
20th day of November, 1V.M.
(iKOItCl:' A. l.li:ili:,
:UVp Adm'r eslnto of Wm. A. Allen, dve'd.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
lly virtue of un execution and order of wile W
ueiioutof thQ Circuit Court of the Htntoof Ore
KOti for Waco Comity, on the S7th day of No.
vein her, li'.t). Uon 11 JudKmeut made 11ml reii
ilenit in nam court on the liith day of Nnvember,
WJl, in an action then and theretofore eridlUK
in mid court, wherein If, K ilcKlroy vas pluln
tilt' and If. O. Coo was defendant, ami to moil 1
recttd ami delivered, commandim,' me to levy
Uon the real ettate belouKillK to mid defendant
and theretofore attached In mild action, to nul
lify the Mim of f '.'.ZVi ami Intercut on wild mm
Inco the 15th day of June, ivj'j, at Un fmr cent.
Ier annum, and the further mini of liVJ.U) attor
ney's fees In mild action, and IAW vihU, mid
nl no the coats of and iijri said writ, 1 did lvy
upon and will 011
Monday, the iiutli dy of ,ununry, 1HU4,
at the hour of 'o'clock In the afternoon of kald
day. t the front door of the county court Iioumi
In jMllea City, Wanco County, Oretrou, ell at
public auction to the lilKhtut b.dder for cah In
hand all of the fnllowlui,' dewrlbed rtial etnlu
taken and levied uoti as the property of wild
defendant, II. 0. Coe, to-wlt
l'art of the Donation lyunl Claim of 11. C. Coe,
In nefltions '), . V and i, In Townihlii :i
North, lUnKe 10 hut of the Wlllnmettu Meri
dian, coiilalniiiK about til acres of land, together
with the teneineuu, liereilitameiits ami appurte
iiaucti thea-unto beloiiKini; or In any wlneapiier
talnliiK, Including, ami InicwHil lolncludo the
water punt, vater rlKht,caemenU, frauchlios
ami prlvllexe, aud the water ie, reervolr
anrlcouilulU ued lu conveying water from wild
premises to the town of Hood Hlver, In Wac
Comitv, Ort-Kon. AUo that certain tract of land
beloiiKiNK to the above-named II. C. Coa.iltu
aUil 011 thu north ulifu of the rail road track of
the Union I'aclilo Itallroail Company, In Hwtion
M, Towmhlii ii North, Hanjfo 10 Kant of thu Wil
lamette ilerldlun, containing about ill acres,
nflld two tracts above menllouwl comprliltiK a
of the land embracl in the Donation Eaud
Ualm of said II c. Cw, which lm not Iwrctolorv
been mid toother parties. AUo lota 0.0 and 7
In HctIou A, and loU and 7 In bwtlon 11 In tlio
Waiicomn Aildltlon III Dm lnwn f 11,,(1 Klver.
and all of said real t-stalu lylni; and IsJlnif l
WuCO CoUntV. Onimn. (ir un mnnli lli,.r.-.lf MS
may be neceary toiatlnffsald minu ot womry
us above mentionw .
Dated thlsiOrd day of DecemUr, la.
T W WARD.
lhTtit Hhvtlltof Wumo Co,, Qt
NOTICE KOU l'UIJLICATION.
Timber IjiiiiI, Act June a, 1ST!.
I'. 8. I.ANIi Opfick, The Dalle, lr.,
Nov. fc, inm. I
Notice is hereby jjiven that in coinplhiuc(
with the priivloloiiN of the act of coiiKn-vs of
June 3, 1S, eutltlol "An act for tin- wile of tim
ber lauds In the states of California, On-Kou,
NcvHilu and vi nshluitlou Territory,'
Neul C Ht vnuson,
Of KiiiKiley, county of Wun;o, state of Orexoii,
has this day Hint lu this olllre his sworn stiitn
ment for the purchase of the NKU ill NW;,
of Ki-ctlon. No. -J, In Township No. a K , riiiiKe
No l.'l K. W. M and will oiler proof to ilnnv
that the laud couirht is more valuable for Its
timber or tonc than (or.-iKrlniltiir.il purieif,
and to cslthlisli hi claim to mid laud before
the Ilexlslcr and Ids-elver of this ulllcentlhe
Dalles, Or,, on the 1.1th day of January, ,v..
Ho unmes as wltueM'es (ieorxe JIi;U-mi1, Jus
!:r Knley, U-on Hondctu and Jjifnyettc Dnvls,
all of Kimrak-y, Or.
Any aud all r-.-rmri). cljilinliik' iidvenely the
ntive-decrlUil lands are reqiieslnl to Ille their
claims lu thlsollieeon or Iwlore tald lith day of
Jniiuary, 1VJI.
WW JOHN W. !.i:wiH, lt.-Kl,i;r,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy virtue of an oxc-tltlou anil onler of aln
ismusi ouioi ine circuit runri oi the Hlato ol
Oregon for Wafco Comity, upon a decree and
juuxmeni mtue, reuiiereu anil eniereii ny taxi
Court on tin- lllh day of November, ls'l, lu
favor of nlnlntlir. lu u milt wherein A. D. lloltou
was plalutllf, ami Frank 1). lilllesiile mid Ithodu
(illlesple, W i:. Hunt and W II. Ilutler were
itcfeiKlants, and to me directed and deliveml
eommaudliK mu to levy iitsiu and sell all the
laiiux meniioiuii nun ucscnixii in mm win, ami
hereinafter de;rll"l, 1 did, on the llhdayol
GNLY- $1.75.
DwemU-r, Ml, duly levy iisin, mul will sell ut
niioiic auciiou, to me niKuesi uiiiuer, loreasu
in nami,ou
Monday, tlio Htli ily .lunimry, 1HDI,
at J o'clock In thu afternoon of tnlil day, at the
front door of thu County Coiirtlioii'o lu Dalles
City, In Wanco County, OrcKii, all ol the lands
aiiiipruiiieeniiereriiH.il in uiu ivrn nun Herein
iltscrilKil as follows, to-wlt.
The aorthwest oiinrtcr of Section fourteen (II)
in 'towiiinip two rzi nouiu, oi nange louriveu
II) Knit of the Willamette Meridian, In Waxyi
eounty, OreKon. or so much thereof us shall i)
siimcirni to aaiisir mo sum oi i.ji.di, wiin. in
terest thereon ut the raUj of ten tier rent. 'K'r
aillinm since Novemlwr llth, IMKl; IW.nosdiir
ney'sfees, aiidlll.KI cints In said suit, tof'ther
wlthrostsof said writ, and ai-cruliiK cmts of
ale. T. A, WAKI',
Hherlfl of Wasco County, (JtcKon,
Dated at Dalles city, Or., Dec. 1, 1WJ, ihj.'iw,'.
SHERIFFS SALE.
lly virtue of an ojwution and'order of sale
Issued out of thu Circuit Court)' thu HUte of
Ornfon (or Waaco County, ti decree and
Judgment made, rendered and filtered by said
Court on the lath day of jSvembur, iwtj, in
favor of plaintiff, In u u wherein Waller
Hreeio was plaintiff aud iftred Kennedy and
Carolina Kennedy weru deiiilants, and to mu
directed and delivered, v""'dliiK me hi levy
upon and Mil the Inn mentioned and de
scribed In ld writ, an liereliiafter descrltied,
I did, on the 4th day(' December, 181B, duly
levy upon, aud will t inihllc miction, to thu
hlfWt bidder, lor c7 1" lnd, on
Monday, tlio Hp day of Jaury, IHU4,
at 2 o'clock, lu thwf.'twrnrxin of said day, at thu
frontdoor ol to'-ii'y Coiirthoiio In Dalles
City In Wiuc-o canity. OreKon, all of the lauds
and prcmlsv dfw;rlbed in wild writ, and herein
ueschbed aa (lows, to-wlt
All of bloc (-' II") In what Is known as thu
Military lf-rvatIoii Addition to Dalles city,
Wasco CoulVi Oretfou, mid ucconlliiK to thu
maps and r't of said city and addition thereto,
orsomuo therwif as shall bo surliclcnt to sat
!' the otW77.a'i with Interest thereon nt
llierMtu' ten tier cent, per Hiiuum since No
vmb':'tl'i mi, 110.00 uttoruey's fees, and
a.Vlil ju ""Id suit, together with costs of
lata tjTit and acorulng coat of aale.
7 u -....AiWAKI),
ted at Uttlles City, Or,, Dec, 4, wA dHjsirS
Jeweler's Goods
TXT RCTU ? L COST,
at W. E. Garretson's Store.
Lafe' Solid Gold Watcto reioceil froi $45 lo ft
Gold Watches worth $40, reduced to $28.
Gold Watches worth
Gold Watches worth
0 .)
0 s
reduced to 25.
reduced to i8
American Coin Silver Watches reduced lo $13.
Genuine 14 K Gold Filled Vest Chains
reduced from $8 and $10 to $4 and $6.
Tho abovo is a Hiimplo of tlio bargains to bo
had for a luw days.
A. R. Thompson,
ASSIGNKB. '
H. H. CA3VTPBBL-L.
Suooostlor to LESLIE BUTLER,
Will constantly keep w hiind u complutti llim of
GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
iihviiik purchased iir. Ilulhtr's entlro alock, I slmll eiidenvor In inalnt'dn tun r- a
thu llOIlM). which him Ixuni: - I
BEST (JOOI)S AT LOWm' PRICES. - SQUARE DEALING TO EVER'
Call and see me, next door to PogtoffloQ'
Oholoevt, Xjttet. 01xezoflit.
Holiday Present.
SiW9Pvumti; Uuilry, Wteh, Hooks, Toy.
Tto piMio is Invited to examine our goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
nr l' r lew tho lowet, and are greatly reduod. Cloning koUt tlio tlre Stoe
rf 'I'nui a nil linlilflav urvidH at Coat.
W . "J V, I M " - -
Setoid It,, Tk Dftllei, Or. X. O. lTJ.OlK.4