The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
THE DAI.I.KS,
OUKHON
TIME CARD FOR TRAVELERS.
Below is published a correct tune curd
ot tniins and boats which leave and ar
rive at The Dalles. Travelers uiny trust
it, as The Chisonici.e is kept fully in
formed of revisions :
1). l & A. X. O. STEAMERS.
Steamer Iteuulator leaves every Monday, Wed
nesday nnd Friday at T:SU n. m.
Arrives every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day at o:tu p. ui.
OUEGON RAILWAY & NAVIGATION CO.
fat mail. Arrive. Leave.
No.l Wet-bjutul 4 :13 a.m. 4:40 a.m.
No.2 East-bound 10:13 p.m. 10:Su p.m.
dau.e:- i'.vbmjkr.
No. T We't-lxmud, leaves 1 :C0 p.m.
No. S Kat-bounit, arrives 11:53 a.m.
All peneer tralEs stop at I'nton Street, n
well n the depot.
AiHurtUInc t;itti'.
Per inch
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One liieh or less In Dally
Over two luche and under four inche-!. .
Over (our Inche" and under twelve inches
Over twelve Inches
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
One Inch or lets. ier Inch
Over one inuh and under four inches. . . .
Over four inches aud under twelve Inches
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I'KliSOXAL .HKNTION
Judiie Fee of Pendleton arrived from
Portland last uifrht, and spent the day
in our citv.
Mrs. Hinkle came
las', n'ght, and left
morning.
in from Pnneville
for Portland this
Mrs. Simeon
Bolton went to Golden-
dale todav to visit relatives.
Mrs. J. M. Patterson left on the noon
train for Salem, where she will visit her
parents.
T. J. Ward of Kincslev is in the city.
A. R. Lyle came up from Portland last
night, and expects to leave for Prine
ville in a few days.
Mr. W. R. Harrison, the genial opera
tor at the frefght office, went to Portland
this morning. Miss May Enright is
manipulating the lightning during his
absence.
Nausen Goe to Frniice.
London, Marcti 25. The Norwegian
explorer, Dr. Nansen, left this city today
ior Paris. He will be welcomed at Bou-logne-sur-Mer
by the municipal author
ities. Story of a Demure Schnolnila.
A bachelor teacher who was in the
habit of punishing refractory pupils
by using a ruler on the hand, recently
Jiad occasion to chantie a pretty miss
of lti summers. The mischievous girl
advanced to the desk, and the teach
er said: "Give me your hand. Nellie."
Her black eyes twinkled, us she de
murely said: "Mr. 15 , this is so
-sudden; you will have to ask papa."
Gorman lit tlio United States.
In 1S01 there were only 250.COO per
sons in the limits uf 'he United States
who spoke the Oerman tongue; now
over 7,000.000 of our people, Germans
or descendants of Germans, read and
sneak rhot Inncuace-.
Mice of Sheriff's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of mi
execution nnd the older of iMe i.-siied out of the
Circuit Court of the atatu of Oregon for Wa'co
t.'otmty, on the :M day of March, l-JT, uidij a
decree mirt Jiulsrmvnt nude, rendered und en
tered theretofore therein in u uit wherein
Ueorce A. I.tebc was plaintiff mid i.:Ie Haxter
and I.Uzie Uaxter a.- lidminiitratrix of the e- ,
tJituof Hush il. Uaxter, deceased, were defend-j
unt, I did duly levy upon aud will sell it the i
front door of the county courthoiiie In Dalles
Citv, Varo County, Oiejtun, on sutnnlny, the
Sd day of April, li'JT, at J o'clock iu the after-
noon of -aid day, ut public auction to the high- 1
eit binder for cash In hand, the following de
scribed real e-.tate, decritieil iu said execution
nnd order of sale, und de;criDed as follows to
wit: The N . of NE'4 and N1-' of .VV!4 awl 51; of
J),, sec . Tp '- a It U T:, V. il., in Wasco
County, Oresun, together with the tenements,
hertilitarnents and appurtenances thereunto
belonging, or In any wis-i appertuinlns, or so
much thereof as shall b.' neces iry to satisfy the
umcimts due upon said v;rit, to-wlt : The sum
of ?iiJl'.l;, together with Interest thereon at the
rate of ten er rent ier annum since the stb
day of February, b'iT: and the further sum of
?16 costs in said suit, together with accruing in
terest aud expenses of .-ale
Dated nt The Ualiev Or., this 3th day of
iiarch, lbVT.
T J. DKIVKR.
Sheriff of Wasco County, Or
mcl6-li
Ljfnuplli ,
4JAYA1.XW )
HOLE DEALER IN THE DALLES OK
Marble Burial Vaults
A Perfect Protection from Water and
Dampness, Preserves the Body by Ex
cluding the Air.
It possesses nvery merit claimed for i
the most expensive vault?, viz: absolute 1
security and durability, thus making a
permanent and imperishable resting
place for the dead.
This vault is made of six pieces of mar
ble which can be firmly fastened to.
(.'uthui with cement, thus making them
air and water tiyht.
All Kinds Cemetery Work
Mr. Coinini lias on hand alnruesup
ply ol (IrHt-chm Marble, to be used in ,
Monuinwite, etc. Prices lower than in !
Portland. I
E okderof "MULES.j
Peculiar Anti-Crime Organization i
of Kentucky and West Virginia.
It
linn Uecotue a Terror to Murderer
and Cuttle Tlilovc unit KyII-Ijoum
of Ilvcry Ie-rrlptiun Its 1
Origin iiml Conduct.
Unquestionably the most unique or
der in the United States is the "Mules,"
a secret organization of farmers in this
county and the several adjoining coun
ties of this state and West lrginin. (
Organized just after the close of the j
war, and on somewhat the same plan
as the regulators of the far west, or j
perhaps more after the fashion of the;
rangers of the Texas plains, the order !
has constantly grown in favor until 1
now the membership is estimated to i
reach well on toward J.000. I
Following the close of the war there j
was for a number of years in the im- l
mediate neighborhood an alarming run j
of lawlessness. The principal occupa-
tion of a great majority of the back j
county communities appeared to le
horse stealing and general thievery, j
Something had to be done to si op it, ;
as the authorities were wholly tillable j
to cope with the offenders. In this ex-1
tremitv the resourceful mind of one of
the best known physicians in the coun
ty evolved the idea of an organization
for the mutual protection of the farm
ers. The result was soon felt in the
presence of the Mutual Protective so
ciety, of which only the most resrwust-
ble farmers and citizens, regardless oi J
occupation, were eligible to member- j
ship. j
The first proclamation of the nw or-1
der was a, candid statemtnt of its pur- j
noses and conditions, and a warnimr '
j terselv worded for the benefit of all i
transgressors of the laws of the cnun- 1
ty and state. A promise, of the early
breaking up of the several bauds of j
horse thieves then operating in this '
and the Dig Sandy courtry was also j
made. This latter provision was the f
source of considerable sarcasm on the j
part of the gangs named, who resorted ,
to the white cap manner of placarding
their answers of defianee. When the ,
first raid was made on the farmers'
stock it was of a more general charac
ter than had ever before been attempt-1
ed, presumably to show the small es-,
teem in which the ofiicers, and the ,
lodge as well, were held. i
The members of the order turned out
en masse and speedily ran down several
of the gang and so closely chased th
leaders that they were comp-lled to
flee to the mountains. Convictions soon
followed, and the order became recog
nized as an important factor in the
county .crovernment. Similar experi
ences followed, and the membership of
the order increased at a rapid rate.
Xew lodges sprang up in adjoining
counties, and each community had a
branch, with an organization nnd a
code of signals sufficient to enable the
warning of the entire membership to
the field in the shortest possible order.
Whenever a case of horse stealing was
reported the order would turn out -100
or 500 stronir and scour the whole re
gion until the animals were recovered
or the thief captured.
Other and similar offenses were given
attention equally substantial. Under
these conditions the gantrssoon became
seat tered, their work most hazardous
and the morals in general of the count v
as ood as could be asled. Through
out the past 20 years the unceasing
watchfulness and energy of the ordei1
have maintained the same effect in the
mountainous country. Only recently
the ".Mules turned out nenr'y SOO
strontr in Lawrence ooutitv to investl
trati; tne supposed murtler or an .vraii
peddler from Cincinnati. They soor.
rtohed the case into oiu of pure spite
work, in which the victim was an inno
cent sheep, and the object the desire to
cast a suspicion upon one of the ntitive
ns would --iuse him to leave the coun
try. A warning was left publicly posted
for the benefit of the conspirators.
Down in Greenup. they are still w orkimr
on the mysterious case of the murder
of one of their nemlwr.s whose body
was found nearly two yenn; ng in a
creek with a rope around his neck nnd
unniistaknble evidence of violence
They will never leave the trail until
something tangible is developed. Here
in this county bub a few mouths ago
the order sent a representative almost
to thei Atlantic const to bring back a
man wanted for breaking the law. The
man. was produced for trial at the time
originally appointed. Over in Wayne
originally appointed. Over in Wayne
county. W. Va., two convictions vero I
nmde ut a recent term of court as a re-1
While the work of the order has ben '
j
most ncreptnble, and most of the mun-1
' l . .... .
, bers arc- sincere in their intentions ot
1 their joining, it has also been n.nde the i
' tool of politics to some e.tent. X inner-!
I ous men have become membeis simply I
i to wield n littlf nnlitirml lull
I... ,..1... . i.f i , .
i uiuui, 10 iiieir MThuuui weueiii, or1
in the interest of
r their friends. Still. I
it is steadily growing, nnd surprisingly
j-o in the tov us uloutr the river, wh re ,
. I
j their hold formerly was very insifM.Ui
, c'ant. The peculiar designation, ''Muh i;," j
conies through the adoption some years I
ngo of the outline of an attenuated
nnile as the emblem of the order, j
Once a year tin; ".Mules" hold a meet- .
I ing of their grand lodge, and this will
i im neiu tins year ut ureentip, cany in
the coming month. Last year the meot
! ing was held at LoekwoodH, in hawrunce
county, and it was. estimated that 10,
000 people were present during the two
days' session. The order .s yearly adopts
ing more revised rules, and it will prob-
flow fibout Your
JOB
"We have the facilities for cloins all kinds
of Job Printing, from a visiting card to a
catalogue, and we are after all the work we
can do. "We not only desiie to keep busy,
but would prefer to be rushed. Come in
and compare our prices with thai of any
one, and compare quality of work. Let us
have your next order.
The
Dalles
Real Estate Exchange
IS IJAILV I'.ECKIVI.VG INQUIKIES 1'ltO.M
Prospective
From every part of the United States concerning the
Resources, Products, Prices. Etc.
IKT T7A.SCO COTJKTTY.
All persons desiring to sell or rent farms or city property will find it greatly to
their advantage to call on or write at once to any one of the undersigned members
of the Exchange, giving full particulars, terms, etc.
T. A. HUDSON,
G. W. IJOWLAND,
C. E. BAYARD,
.7. G. KOONTZ &
J. M. HUNTINGTON & CO.
THE DALLES,
ably eventually emerge ictn a full-
I fledged secret society of the old-fash
ioned order. Though they :-till turn out
en maf-.se aud ride over the country in
the fashion generally accredited the
moonshiners of the south, thevare un
alterably opprwd to violence, in nny
fashion and strictly adhere to the in
forcement of the law along the ordinary
lines. Ashland fKy.) Cor. Louisvill'.
Courier-Journal.
Experiments with a
sealed rubber bottle containing water
have shown that the rubber is not ab
solutely watertight. The iilled bottle
weighed 17 ounces 4 drams; at the end
of one year the weight was 17 ounces 2
drams; nine years, 10 ounces; eighteen
years, 1 ounces 2 drains; twenty-three
years, 10 ounces - drams; twenty-five
year.s, 7 ounces S drams; twenty-eight
years, 3 ounces 11 drams; thirty years,
3 ounces 12 drams, the water being en
tirely irone.
Hanger.-, of the Grip.
The greatest dangers from La Grippe
is of it resulting in pneumonia. If rea
sonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is taken,
all danger will be avoided. Among the
ten of thousands who have used this
remedy for la grippe, wo have yet to
learn of a single case having resulted
in pnenmonia, which shows conclusively
that this remedy is a certain preventive
of that dread disease. It will affect a
permanent cure in less time than any
other treatment. The 25 and 50 cent
sizes for sale bv Illakelev & Houghton.
Nebraska i
eoraska corn for sale at the Wasco
warehouse. Best feed on earth. mO-t
?1H?.S,r?!M,R "I F?R.P" E S
netting liftnl, uiella or frotrnlio Pti jitM tt mtm
PR:,?9:?AN"KO,SlPlLE remedy. .t.
.u,,liii)iu uon xi.ciW'i v jr . if u.ira mi fret, friM
uuai-uotaut. ou.uoa.nko, ivjiu.,
Tbta Is Your Opportunity.
On receint of ton cents, cash or stamns.
n nflriArntia cnmllla will lift nntl.1 rf ilm '
" b"'""" .....j..- .....
mnat popular Catarrh nnd Hay Fover Curo j
if - .""" J", !UIUU"-
i etrato the great merits of tho remedy
OBAUftU IUU L'lLlll. 1 llll L. 1 Ln 111 Ull IJ I
CO Warreu St., Kow York City,
Her. John Iieid. Jr.. of Great Falls. Mont.. '
recoinmeudc-d Ely's Cream Balm to me. I
can oiuphasizo his stntuinent, "It is a posi
tive curo for catarrh if used as directed."
Key. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pre
church, Heleua, Mont
I Fly's Cream Balm is tho acknowledged
i curo for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any mjuriouu drug. 1'rico, ol) centa.
Subscribe for Tub Ciiko.nicle.
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A. AAA JkihA AK aMIS,
CO.
OREGON.
A boy of 14 and a girl of 11 were mar
ried in Johnson county, da., the other
day. The parents of the children inter
posed no objection to the marriage.
A Chesterville (Me.) couple recently
celebrated their golden wedding in the
very house into which they moved on
their wedding da- 50 years before.
Mr. Jacob Kremier, of Madison, Wis.,
died recently while completingarrange
ments for celebrating his golden wed-
I ding. lie was buried on the 00th unni
hermeticaliv I vrsry of his marriage.
Lewis and Amelia Darwin, of Black
itivcr Falls, Wis., have been husband
and wife for o years. His age is lu7
and hers is 101. They have five living
children, whose ages range from GO to 70
vears.
The Law Times, of London, callr at
tention to the fact that tin privy coun
cil, of which the er.Vnet iV r.vreiy a
committee unknown to the law, has
entirely censed to hold ntectimrs for
purposes of deliberation and has be
come a body of a merely ceivmoninl
nature. So completely, however, have
the functions of the two bodies been
dissociated that whereas the pr'vy coun
cil cannot meet except under the presi
dency of the sovereign, the sovereign
cannot constitutionally preside nt a
meeting of the cabinet.
When Marshal Berthier was in
l-STPt with Xajxileon he was insanely
in love with Mme. Viconti, and commit
ted so many absurdities that among
his intimates he was known as Chef de
la Paction des Amourcaux. Among
his other follies was the erection of a
tent, next to his own; he converted it
into a temple to the madame; erected
an nltar to her picture, before which he
burned inwn-sc every morning.
Ktitldun Iutere.it.
"Sir," said the citizen, "the car I rode
home, on Inst night was so crowded thn'.
people, myself among them, had to
hang on by their eyelids, so to speak."
The street railway mngnato went on
writing.
"So crowded, in fact, that the con
ductor was unable to collect all the
fares."
The magnate's pen dropped to the
floor. "What was the number of that
car?" he asked, eagerly. Indianapolis
Jour"al-
"Bulls" of it I'arllmnuntariun.
m .
nvo rainer good "mills ' are
at-
.u l.V"lJ:u l" wtl m ft,r ''rge t amp
i. I i it. i.i rf .
bell. On one occasion he had been call-
'H inHiuiniu in im; iiuiint in viiiiiinuiis
to some abuse In Indian administration,
and proceedetl to observe that he had
further revelations to make concerning
other scandals, in comparison with
which this one was "a mere flea-bito in
the ocean." Another time, when speak-
Ing about military ..ITairs in India, he
declared that "tho pale face of the
British soldier was the backbone of our
rndlnn ormv " I
Sale of School District Itonil.
i School District 3fo. 20, in Wasco '
' comi v, Orctron, at a meeting regu arly
ailed" therefor' having wted to bond
nid ditrict n the sum of o,UUU, to ue
I f; " lion us of 50D each, payable abso
I "s.u. .7 .on e vears and redeemable !
thVp en ur 'of-said district after ten
vea ! w th interest coupons attached
' interest livable semi-annually. Prin
'ciia am interest payable at the office
'of he "ountv treasurer of saulconntv
or s d lace as may be designated
1 in the citv of New York, at the option
!of i he mirchaser, and the rate of in
terest shall be such as may be desur
anted in the bid which may be accepted,
not exeeudine the rate of S per cent. ,
. There, .re, in pursuance of the law in
such cases I will receive sealed bids oi
1 -aid bonds as above described, at m
; office in Dalles City, Oreuon, up to the
I hour of 2 o'clock p. in. of the -1st
of April, 1S97, all bids to lie accom
panied bv eertitieil cliecic ior o pu. ..v.
of the amount of the bid, the successful
bidder to furnish blank bonds. Lids
for less than par will not he considered.
The rieht is reserved to reject any and
all bids. , . ... . en-
Dalles Citv, Oregon. March 20, IStb.
C. I-. PHILLIPS,
Treasurer Wasco County, Oregon.
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Sutler to Taxpayer.
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Notice is Hereby mven um y uo
nf the countv court, the shenll will re -
turn the tax roll for 1SIN3 to the (
cotintv clerk on the first Monday in
April.' 1SD7, and all taxes then remain-'
ins unpaid on the roll will he declared
ilui'inniiitrit. and thereafter the sheritl
..ill imt rneiive taxes until ttie delin-
nnent roll is civen him. By order of i
court. A. M. Kelsay,
mL'C-4tw Clerk.
I'lnitiiRriiiiHi.
Photos. 50c, 75c and .fl per dozen, for
a short time at the only first-class studio
in The Dalles. Everything first-class
lessons in retouching by the artist.
H. E.Hammond,
mlo-tf Manager Herrin's Gallery.
StMiiinor ior rtalr.
We will sell the steamer "Wanna,
thirtv-live feet long, einht foot beam,
built" in 1S93. All in L'ood order. For
i full particulars apply to
Ohegok Lamcn Co
mch2-lmd
Viento, Or.
Cu?li In Your checks.
All county warrants registered prior
to Oct. 1st, 1S92, will be paid at my
office. Interest ceases after March G,
1897. C. L. Phillips,
County Treasurer.
Old papers for sale at 10 cents per hun
dred. A large lot ot old daily and week
ly CmtoxiCLKs on hand, the accumula
tion of 1S9G. Very good for putting
under carpets, on account of uniform
size.
Do not fail to call on Dr. Lannerberg,
the eye specialist, and have your eyes
examined free of charce. If you sutler
witli headache or nervousness you un
doubtedly have imperfect vision that, if
corrected, will benefit vou for life.
Office in tiie Vogt block. "
Hot Clara broth every day from 10
a. m. to 12:H0 p. in. aud 4 to 0 p. in. at
Stubling ev: Williams. mch4
Tie coimfiia PacKino Co.,
PACKERS OF
Pofk and Beef
MAN U FACTU HE KS OF
Fine Lard and Sausages,
Curers of BRAND
Dried Beef Etc.
Oven and Mitchell
STAGE LINE,
THOMAS HARPER, - . Propriety
Stages leave Bake Oven for Antelope
every day, and from Antelope to Mit
chell three times a week.
GOOD HORSES AND WAGONS.
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ItOSTON AND ALL
POINTS EAST unci SOUTH
For Information, time cards, mnpsnnd ticket!
cnl on or write to 1
W. C. ALLAWAY. Acent,
The Dalles,, Oregcs
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. G, P. A.,
J55, Morrison Cor. Third, 1'ortlnnd Orejon,
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
OF THE
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at PortUnl
FUOM FEB. 10, 1S97. ! ARRIVE.
LEAVE.
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OVEKLAND EX-1
a. Salem. Hose-1
iiirs, Abhlaud, Sac-1
mniiiitn. Oi?riii.Siin !
I' m J ramento, Ogden.San i
s.M Frunci!ll;0 Mnjave, ( .
I Los AlieulL'.s.El 1'nsn, i 3,1
3:10 A. M.
I I New Orleans and 1
I I East j
;.-n i t Kosuburg nud way ta-
a.oO A. .t,ims ,M:40 PiM
i f Via Woodbura fori
r).l!K. 1 i Jlt.AiiRel, Silverton,
i ',.n,.f We!it Scio Browns- y except
tmwi.R.- ' vtHe.Siiringtield aud Suuiafi.
Sunday,. , Nlltr;m' j
j.nn p r Salem and way stations10.15A.M
-'"Ti I'm' (Corvallls nnd way) t 6:a)P.M.
..o0 A. M.. jstltlon!l 1
i v' (MeMiunvillo a n d l( 8:aP.M
nwj i . .n. jwuy stations.... ( ,
Dally. fDiitiy, excejit Sunday.
DINING CAHS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEl'EI'.S
AND SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CAE3
Attached to all Through Trains.
Through Ticket Ollicc, 181 Third street, where
throuch tiuket.s to all points la the Eastern
St'ites, Canada and Europe can be obtaiueii t
lowest rates from
J. 11. KIKKLANI), Ticket Agent
All above traiiiH arrive at and depart fnw
Grand Central Station. Fifth and irviug streets.
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Patsengcr Depot, foot of Jetlerson street.
Leave for OSWEGO, dull v, except Sunday,!
7:'.'U a. m.; Li:15, 1:13, 5:'ii, 6M5, p. n.,
(and ll::xt p. m. on Saturdav only;. Arrive
t'ortlaud at 7:10 and h;3u a.m.; and 1:30, -1:15,
G;35 and 7;m y. m.
I.ive for Sheridan, week days, at 1:30 p. rx
Arrive at Portlaud, 9:iM a. m
I?ave for All'. LIE on Monday, WednesiUrand
Krioav ntUMOn. in. Arrive at Portland, Tu
dav, Tliursdny and Saturday at 3;05 p. m.
Sundav trains for OSWEGO leave at SiIOn.B
and 12:i.,l:l.l,3:30,6:'.:i fi:l5and6 05 p.m. Ar
rive at Portland at 8::J0, 10:00 a. m.i 1:30,1:13
3:10, 0:33, 7:56 p. in.
P.. KOEHLEIt, E. P. ROGERS,
Milliliter. Asst. G. F. & Pass. Ast
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