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VOL.. IX
THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 11. 1897
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tion of the pore is very serious. The
death of Cardinal San Felice greatly &l
fected his holiness, as San Felice was
Pope Leo's probable eucessor to the pon
tifice, nnd he regarded the deciluind. as
,the potble means of bringing about
a reconciliation between the quirinnl
and the vaticnn. Emperor William,
when he visited Naples last spring, asked
Cardinal San Felice what attitude he
would take if elected pope, but the dis
tinguished prelate declined to bo drawn
out.
In view of the condition of Tope Leo's
health, it is stated that, some of the pow
ers have already signified their wishes
regarding the succession, France, Bel
ginm and Portugal favoring Cardinal
Parichhi, the vicar-general of his holi
ness, while Spain and Austria support
Cardinal Nannutelli, the prefect of the
congregational index.
AFFAIRS IN GEU.UANY.
THE l'Ol'E'S HEAITU.
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Kuro.'iMi I'uwi'K FlKurlug u
tiuneaiNor.
London, Juii. 0. In spite of official
denials, the reports that the health of
the pope Is very delicate are confirmed
by private advices. According to news
from Rome received by Cardinal Rich
ard, the archbiBhop of Paris, the condl-
The Emperor Auxloas to Ueorcanlre
the Army.
Beklin, Jan. 9. (Copyright, 1897, by
the Associated P-iess.) Emperor Will
iam, on Tuesday, held a council of war,
at which General von Gobsier, the min
istcr of war, and General Blnementhel,
Waldersee and Winterfell were present.
His majesty suplemented his recent ad
dress to the generals on New Year's day
by directing attention to the reorganiza
tion of the Garrotin artillerv. After
pointing out the similar movement in
France, his majesty asked for the opin
ion of of those present. The exact decis
ions of the council are variously given
From Vienna it is announced that the
same question is being discussed by the
Austrian military authorities. But mil
itary writers on the German press,
especially on the liberal organs, urge
the government to await some definite
action on the part of France before com
mitting the German army to a specific
type of a field gun.
EmDeror William's duelling decree led
general comment in'the German press
during the past week, and it is the gen
opinion of the newspapers that the de
cree does not go far enough. The fa
mous Lepsio university professor, Carl
Binding, criticises tho decree in a his-
toricle article in the Deutsche Justice
Zeitung. He denounces duelling as a
relic of barbarism, and says:
"He who, after seducing a man's wife
and destroying a happy union, crowns hie
infamy by putting a bullet into his
victim's heart, is a murderer. Wherin
lies the honor of such a man? To a
guillotine with, and no honorable con
finement in a fortress.
THE SULTAN HUMILIATED.
Itulinu
Ambnsaador IUHUted on a
Written rromlse.
London, Jan. 10. A Constantinonle
dispatch to the Standard says the
rumors of a massacre of Christians at
Trebizond, which originated bv the
statement that an Italian gunboat bad
been ordered thither, are untrue. It ap
pears that an Italian subject named
Marinl was secretly shipped to Trebi
zond for exile to Erzeroum. The Italian
ambassador, Signor Pansa, demanded
his immediate return to Constantinople
for proper trial, and threatened to send
gunboats till the porte gave a written
promise of compliance.
The incident has caused a sensation at
Constantinople on account of the belief
that Italy was backed by the powers. A
Daily News dispatch from Rome on the
subject says:
"Everybody remarks that &e sultan
has never had such a humiliation as for
an ambassador to openly refuse to ac
cept his promise, but to insist upon a
written confirmation."
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THE DEPOT ROBBEKY,
Thleres Who Entered Salem Station
Have Not Been Caught.
Saj.km, Jan. 10. The mail pouch and
Wells-Fargo express box, taken from the
Southern Pacific depot last night, were
found today. The mail pouch was found
800 yards west of the depot. The mail
pouch was cut open1, but there being no
registered letters or valuable packages,
the papers and letters were left. The
express box was broken open by with
drawing the lock staple. There were no
articles in it of value except a packageof
India' paints, which the burglar took for
his bounty.
In the express-room, the burglars left
an iron pin two feet long. It is very
much like spikes used by circuses in
pinning down tents. It evidently was
used in drawing the staple from the door
of the baggage-room, through which en
trance .was made.
The express company's messenger
sleeps in the station-room, but the mes
senger does not retire until after the
overland train passes at 11. He had de
livered the treasure-box and returned
to town when the burglary was com
mitted. The United States mail is taken from
the Salem office at 8 :30, and delivered
at the station baggage-room, where it
remains unattended until tho arrival of
the 11 o'clock train. Some patrons of
the Salem office think the government
is slack in leaving the mail so easy u
prey for burglars, especially during night
hours.
The Grandest Beuicdy.
Mr. R. B. Greeve. merchant of
Chiibowie, Va., certifies that he had
consumption, was given up to die,
sought all medical treatment that money
could procure, tried all cough remedies
he could hear of, but got no relief ; spent
many nights sitting up in a chair; was
induced to try Dr. King's New Discovery,
and was cured by the use of two bottles.
For past three years has been attending
to busines, and says Dr. King's New Dis
covery is the grandest remedy ever made,
as it has done so much for him and also
forothers in his community. Dr. King's
New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs,
Colds and CoBumption. It don't fail.
Trial bottle free at Blakeley &Hough ton'B
Drug store. (2)
Want Thlr Old IMaces.
The mere rumor that President-elect
McKinley has stated that, in making his
appointments, he would not favor any
one who held office under tho Harrison
administration, has started the cold
shivers down the back of more than one
office-seeker in Oregon. Colonel Milton
Weidler wants his old place as collector
of internal revenue, and has now his
agents out securing names to the peti
tion. John P. Ward, who served as ap
praiser under the Harrison and Arthur
regimes,expects to get bis old place back
soon after McKitiley's inauguration.
Lon Cleaver wants his land office back,
and, in fact, there is hardly an excep
tion among the ex-office-holders who
are willing to sacrifice themselves on the
altar of the federal treasury.
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Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and state afore
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum of One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case of Catarrh that caunot be
cured by the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1896.
A. W. Gl.EABON,
seal Notary Public.
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"My daughter, when recovering from
an attack of fever, was a great sufferer
from pain in the back aud hips," writes
Louden Grover, of Sardla, Ky. "After
using quite a number of remedies with
out any benefit she tried one bottle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and it has
given eutire relief." Chamberlain a
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matism. Sold by Blakeley & Houghtoa.
Bargains for January.
With us January is usually a Bargain Month for certain lines of
Winter Goods, which, if not sold during the cold weather months,would
be carried over to the next season. This year we are making January
an unusual Bargain Month by reducing, with few exceptions, every
item in our immense stock.
Would call especial attention to
Blankets and Comforts.
10-4 White Wool Blankets,
Special val. at $.295, reduced to $2.35.
Our regular $3.00 Grey Wool Blanket,
now only $2.40.
Nice Family Blanket, 10-4 Pure Wool,
Mottlid, a specialty at $5,00,
reduced to $4.00 pr.
COMFORTS from 60c up.
See our regular $1.00 Comfort
now only 80c
Our regular $1.45 Comfort for $1.15
Our regular 1.70 Comfort for $1.35
Fine Down Comfort, regular $3.75,..
now only $3.00
Our Best Down Comfort, ruffled
regular $5.00, closing price $4.00
Bargains m Underwear.
Plenty of warm underwear woathor
yet to come, but Warm Underwear at
summer prices domand immediate at
tention. Men's Heavy Grey Ribbed, our best fiOc value . .
now only 10c
Men's Camel's Hair, 75c value now 50c
Men's Fine Camel's Hair, $1.00 now SOu
Men's Perfect Fitting Ribbed Wool, $1.00 goods,
now 80c
Bargains in Overcoats.
Overcoat weather, and Overcoats
selling at pricos such as theso:
Regular $10 Black Clav, all wool, and extra good
finish $8.00
Regular $10 Brown, velvet collar aud fly front $8.00
Regular $12 Grey Clay Overcoat $0.00
And others in all grades at similar reductions.
Men's, Boys' and Childs, Suits and
Odd Pants, any grado and any stylo, at
20 per cent, ofl regular price.
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SUMMONS.
IN THE CUtCI'lT UQUJtTof tlio State of Ore
gnu lor Wuhco County.
Frauk J. Meycu, 1'luliitlll',
vv.
Annie M. Meyorn, J)efuiiiluut,
To A mile M. Meyers, tliu ulwu niimvri defend,
uiu;
In the name of tho Ktiite of Oregon, rou nru
hereby renuliwl to ui.ior fu the uliovo entitled
tuurt and mutter Die complulut tiled UKaliint
you in emu court mid caum, on nr bedim tliu
llrt duy of toe next reuulur itrm of the Circuit
Court for Wum:o Couniv, Uretron. followlinr Mm
expiration of tlx weokb' imlillcutloii of thU mini.
iiioiih, io-wii, Honiiuy, tnu hiii nay oi l eliiiiury,
lb'J7, and you will tuic notice Unit If you full
to ho HDDfiir mid innwer. for uunt thurwif nlnlm.
Ill will tukc judgment iii,Mlinit you for iliu relief
prayed for in his eonipluliir, tn-wle A ilecieo of
divorce forever dUnolvlnu tliu bonds of mur
riuKtt heretofore ami now exlstliur b.-twieu
plalutlffuud defendant, mid for ftucli other re
lief an luuy he equitable uud Jil.t.
This numinous Is turved upon you by publica
tion thereof lu 'I'lio Dalles Chuomoi.k, a news-
purer of weekly publication and ueueml circu
lation, published id The Halles. Wa.co County,
Oregou, by order of lion. W. ).. urudthnu, Judge
of the above named court.
(j, w. niKi.iv,
dec23 l Attorney for I'latuilll.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
the duly appointed, iiialifU d and acting admin
istrator of the estate of Anna Kiancls Carlson,
deceived, has tiled hi final account 'and report
lu said estate, uud that Monday, the Itli day of
January, 1W7, at the hour of 'i o'clock p. in. ol
said dav, at Uio County Court room of the County
Court House lu Dalles City, Wasco County, Ore.
umf. has been llxed aud umtoliited bv the Hon.
i orable County Court a the time aud place fur
hearing mid lllial account and reHrt. All per
Kins are hereby untitled aud required to umowr
J at said time aud place, and shuvv cause If any
mere 1.0 way an oroeroi inis couri suuum uoi
be made approving U ilual account and dia
churg'lig tliu said administrator fioiu further
anting ituit'T tald trust and exonerating bU
bondsmen from further liability thereunder.
I la till this tJJ dav at .November. 1K1K1.
nawi KUANK MKMSFKK,
I Administrator of the Estate ot Anna Kcaucia
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