The Dalles Dally Gfafc
THK l),l,LKS,
OKKIKIN
ON BNJOYS
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acta
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for 6alc in 50
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try i t Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FHMHCISCO, CAL
lOUISVME. Kf. NSW YORK, N.Y.
PCItS INAI. HKN'TlOJi
Willis Ilemlrixof
citv today.
Dufur was in the
Ueorue MeLeoil of Kiugaley is it. the
city attrtiiliiu' court.
Mr. I), M. French went to Penilleton
1 Hit uutii lu attend the cattlemen's con
vention. I'r.'il II. Shoemaker, who lias been
visum:: Irieiaia in ttiis city, left forPorf-
Ittlill lull. IV.
.lwlgu Mays went to Pendleton last
night, wlierelie will attend the cattle
tin n a c Jiivuiuon
Dr. Cluike of Portland, secretary of
tho b ate hoaid of dentistry, ia in the
ny viMiing menus.
Attorney Ci.ester V. Dolph of Portland
-returned home on the morning local.
He has heen in the city attending to
court matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfard of Hood River,
who have been visiting Mr. Bnd Mrs.
Gilbert in this city, left on the boat this
mornimz for their home. Mr. Wolfard
is a leading merchant of that town
b rank Sherwood was down town to
day, the first time since he had his tus
ele with cholera morbus. He says he
drove miles afterjhe was taken8ick, and
never came so Hear dying in his life,
After this when he goes out in the conn
try lie will take a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
with him. Missouri Valley (Iowa)
Times. For sale by Blakeley &. Hough
ton. AVakni.no : Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed the warn
ings of danger and save themselves suf
fering and fatal results by using One
Uliuute Cougli Cure. It is an infallible
TcineJy or coughs, colds, croup and all
throat and lung troubles. Snipes-Kin-rsly
Drug Co.
Clarke & Falk's Rosefoam tooth wash
is the beat to keep the teeth and gums
clean and healthy., 0-lm
You can't cure consumption but you
can avoid it and cure any other form of
throat or lung trouble by the use of One
jllinute Cough Cure. It cures quickly.
That's what you want. Snipes-Kiners-ly
Drug Co.
When you see a good thing push it
along. Therefore eall, for the Prize
Medal and Rose Queen cigars.
J. M. Thirswend, of Grosbeck, Texas,
tays that when he has a spell of indi
gestion, and feels bad and sluggish, ho
takes two of DeWitt's Little Early Kir
era at night, and he is all right, the next
morning. Many thousands of others do
the eamo thing. Do you? Snipes
Kinersly Drug Co.
The cigars manufactured by f. F.
Fonts are ail high grade goods, and are
placed before the Binoking public en
tirely on their merits.
You can't afford to risk your life by
allowing a cold to develop into piieamo-,
nia or consumption, Instant relief and
a certain cure are afforded by One Min
ute Cough Cure. Siiipes-Kinerely Drug
Co.
ii HUNrmaTOjf
TJU.NTJNGTON 4 WO80N.
II 8 WII.SOX
XI ATT0KNKY8 AT IjAW,
, THK JMU.KU, OIIKGON
OOico ovr Flnt Nat. Bank.
MUSIC AND THE STAGE.
Tho tone of the piano improves when
the instrument is moved from the wall
of t lie room.
The. expense of henthur n London
theater, the Vaudeville, by electricity,
using .storage batteries connected with
radiators, in said to have been lc.su than
70 cents an hour.
Kir A. Harris' pantomime, "Cinder
ella." last year is computed to have coat
S12o.tH) before the curtain was rained
on boxiitpr nifrht. .'3ir Augustus did not
llineh from dressing a chorus girl re
ceiving' 21 shillings a week in a dress by
Worth lit. $300.
The decree of the Italian gwerniiuMit
indefinitely extending the time of the
copyright f Rossini's "llarber of Se
nile" has been declared by n parlia
mentary commission as eotmary to law
ami void. The final decision rests with
the full house of parliament.
Emma Eame.s. beside her public tri
umphs, has won most generous praise
from Mclbn and Calve, and .lullan
Story's picture, called "I.e Laboratoire
lie Saint Laare," exhibited this year in
the Paris salon, has been purchased by
the- Wench rovcrnincnt, which is an
uueotr.i-.ion compliment lo an American
artist
In Prance, it seems, there is a strong
sti;,irt-titloii that theopcraaofAmbro.se
Thomas bring sonic sort of ill luck
The Paris Opera Comique and the The
atre ties Arts at Rouen were burned on
the night of the jierformar.ee of
"Mignoii," in which, It mav be recnl-I'-eted,
a tire scene actually occur. The
flrand Opera, Paris, was burned on the
night., of a performance of "Hamlet."
Ambrose Thomas himself was well
aware of the superstition, and used
laughingly to declare that he was lucky
in other wavs.
IN EASTERN LANDS.
The diamonds in one symbol of the
shah's rank are said to weigh almost '-'0
pounds.
A Hindoo wife may be divorced if she
scolds her husband or goes to a dance
while her husband is absent from home.
"The cud of the Ottoman empire is
rear," tlu foreign eon t-.spondents are
lying, just as they d:d 40 years ago.
The prison population of India, large
m it is, is only as w tiiO.OCO inhabitants,
or less than .half the proportion that
prevails in (Ireat Britain.
Seven lions are among the pots of the
sultan of Morocco. At night he lets
them range the courtyards of the pal
uce, to act as guards to' the royal
harem.
The mosque of St. Sophia at Constan
tinople was laid up in mortar perfumed
with musk. It was built a thousand
years ago, yet the musky smell is still
noticeable.
Mohammedan depositors in the post
oliice savings banks arc enriching the
ISritish government, as their religion
forbids them to receive interest. They
insist on taking out no more than they
have put in.
THE GREAT BUSTARD.
It Ha Ileen Extinrt In KnRland for Moro
Tban Fifty Year.
The great bustard formerly haunt
ed all the level counties of England,
end was particularly common on Salis
bury plain. From tin? reign of Henry
VIII. repeated measures were passed
in order to protect it; and it is express
ly included under the head of game in
the statute of the first year of the
:eign of William IV., which codified and
reformed the laws relatingtogame. The
dose season for bustard shooting wn.s
and is from the first of March totheflrst
of September. Rut the native bustard is
now extinct in, England. The last waK
killed at Swnffhuni in Norfolk, in 183S.
Any that have been shot since have
been merely casual visitors, probably
c oming from the plains of Saxony. The
causes of the disappearance of the bus
tard are, firstly, the sport they af
forded, for they were hunted with
greyhounds as well as shot; iccondly,
the increase in thcamouut of cultivated
land. This largest of European birds,
weighing us much as 30 pounds, could
no longer find any sufficient support
on uie closely cropped plains of Eng
land. EVERY KIND
OF
HUMOR
FROM
PIMPLES
TO
SCROFULA
Speedily cured by Cimcuiu ItEHOLVEXTi
greatest of humor cure.-), assisted externally
liy warm batlis with CUTlcuitA HoAl', and
gentle application of G'uticuiia (ointment),
the great ekin cure, when all eUo falls.
Sold Ihrouiliout (he world. Pritf. Ctrricuii, Wc.
ficiir. mo. i lt0LT, inc. and II. fuTTiH Dkuq
amu Cuku.Cuki., bole Prop., lioUm, U, 8. A.
jytS' OKIHKNIlOItlfFKU Si 1IUKDY,
Physicians ant) Surgeons,
Special attention given to surgery.
Itooins 21 and 'J2, Tel. 323. Vogt Hloclc
JlinilWI.MIIIMIIMt,
I Puny.
Children
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Who would prescribe only
tonics and bitters for a weak,
puny child ? Its muscles and
JR nerves arc so thoroughly ex
$ hausted that they cannot be
activity. The
fl child needs food j a .blood-
making-, nerve-strengthening
and muscle-building food.
tii
Scott's Emufsios?
t IBIBBMBBmHRBIBaHBmSlXBU
of Cod-Liver Oil is all of this,
$ and you still have a tonic in
g the hypophosphites of lime
Q and soda to act with the food.
W
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V)
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St
For thin and delicate children
there is no remedy superior
to it in the world. It means
w
growth, strength, plumpness $
and comfort to them. Be sure $
you get SCOTT'S Emulsion.
50c. and $ .00, all druggists. S
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
ITS SILENCE MADDENING.
One Venture
ir Alualiu Which Distresses
tho WlilU- .Mini.
Father Jiarnuni, who is in charge of
the Catholic missions) in Alaska, re
turned several months no for a visit
to ii civilized community. Next to the
cold he found the extreme silence to
cause the greatest suffering to white
men. There were the white plains
stretching off to the horizon, and no
bird nor beast is seen; where a footfall
is hushed in the snow the. stillness be
comes ctln-.ost intolerable at times. The
natives are good naturcd and welcome
instruction. While teaching them what
he could, the father endeavored in turn
to learn something of t.licir language,
but in this experienced sonic difficulty.
In one instance he. desired to learn their
designation of an orphcin, and wlille
talking to one of their old women, said:
"Now, I want you to tell me some
Uiing," and proceeded to question her.
She did not understand, however, and
lw trtrwl it. .in imntlior tnok. lit. s.'iitl.
"I have lost wy mother, and my father
is dead. Xww what ' but he was inter
ruptcd by a loud wail from the old
crone, who wept bitterly, bemoaning
the loss of his parents, attempting to
condole with him. The father did not
learn from her what she called an or
phan. Washington Star.
JiecomliiB to a Widow.
For widow's weeds nothing will be
found the equal of creixin. It was made
primarily for mourning', and nothing
has leen found better. It has the
crinkled appearance of crepe without
being as crushable. A willow's gown
of crCJioit was made princess shape,
front and back. The pJeeves were
drooping and full, and on the shoulders
were double eapes of the chifTon, each
cajx; edged with white taffeta ribbon.
The waist has a yoke outlined with
taffeta. The ribbon came to M)iuts in
the front. At the lowest jHiint a little
bolero jacket opened into a lapel and
was finished with alwrder of the taffeta.
To make the waist very slender a
point of taffeta was brought down a
little below the waist line. A widow's
costume, being all of black and white,
will stand a deal of fussinessthat would
not be becoming to other materials.
St. Louis Itcpublic.
Ue Ire Doirjg
fleat ar?d
rtistie
..priptip..
por Reasonable
prices.NJ
Wo Print Anything in
tho Printing Lino.
Oiue as a trial.
?i?rQ9i$l:piib. $o.
1
OF THE NAVY.
Meratar
Herbert IIm Pnwam Which
cannot Bo UalnMld.
"There Is 0110 man In tho United
States who has moro power than the
president and all tho federal courts
combined," Raid n naval ofllccr recent
ly. "The secretary of tho navy is the
man. ins power over otllcurs of the
navy is autocratic. He can without
tho aid of si court tine an ollicer all the
way from four hundred to four thou
sand a year, according to his runic, and
simply tc it the whim of the secreta
ry. Unlitvc oflleers of tho army, olll
curs in the navy are not paid a uniform
and fixed compensation. In the tirtny
the salary of an olltce.r is fixed by law.
and no one, not even tho president
can deduct a cent from that pay with
out a court-martial. In the navy there
are three regular grades of pay. In
tho ca.se of a rear admiral, which is
the highest rank in the navy, the pay
at sea is six thousand dollars. On
nhoro duty this is reduced to live thou
mmd dollars, while if the ollicer is on
leave of absence or 'waiting orders'
this is reduced to four thousand dollars,
"Now suppose a rear admiral is or
dered to the command of the licet in the
North Atlantic. The secruturyof tin:
navy proposes to visit tho fleet. Ilu is
received on board 'tho llagship with all
the honors due' his station, and the. ad
miral docs his best in the way of enter
tainmcnt. Suppose again, when the
secretary sits down to dine at tlte ad
mind's table he finds that a cheap
brand of American wine is served in
stead of his accustomed Chateau
Yqucm. The secretary determines to
resent this indignity. lie goes ashore
and decides to relievo an admiral who
knows nothing of tlte llrst principles of
hospitality. He issues an order de
taching the admiral and placing him
on waiting orders. Then on the fol
lowing day he determines to punish
him still further. He calls in the chief
of the bureau of navigation nnd directs
that Admiral Jtowhuo be given an in
definite furlough. That means that
instead of drawing six thousand dol
lurs a year as he was yesterday, the
late admiral of the North Atlantic finds
his income suddenly reduced to two
thousand dollars, and all because he
has offended the ruler of the navy in
some slight matter.
"Cannot the admiral appeal? Ccr
tainly not. There is none to whom he
can cry out. The president has no
power to review the decisions of tho
secretary of the navy in matters of this
kind. This is an extreme casu. of
course, Jiut it would not bo difliuttlt to
point out where lieutenants have had
their pay cut from Uvo thousand six
hundred dollars to nine hundred dol-
lars ' secretary who had a grudge.
INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE.
Melon mice are ruining crops in the
neighborhood of NcwjHirt, Ky.
Farmers in Douglas county, Kan., arc
educating their horses to cat potatoes
which they can feed at tl cents, while
corn stands 'for 17 o;nt.
An immense pumping engine, at. the
mines of Kricdcnsvillc, J'a raises 17,501)
gallons of water ut each revolution of
the huge fly-wheel.
Not all western chert ies in eastern
markets come from California. Oregon
shippers sent two car loads cast within
a week from .Salem and Portland.
Ihigland's otik is now iiiade in Ger
many. The great 1-00 f beams of Win
chester cathedral are bung renewed,
and the wootl used is Stettin oak, cut
in -It;'!, foot lengths, the other dimen
sions being M by IS inches.
The recent exposition of the ltoyal
Pul.'lin Agricultural society demon
strafed that, while our farm machinery
equals that of the liritish mi strength,
it its of much lighter build. Our con
sul at Dublin suggests that on this ac
count our machinery is at a disadvan
tage, cus the Irish farmer prefers heavier
looking'impleint'uts.
SHE WAS ECONOMICAL.
Ilut After Testing tho Ilcault Her Hus
band Wan Unnpprm'liitlvc.
With one of those good intentions
with which the infernal regions are
said to bo paved, an economic uptown
housewife recently dyed her hubby's
shabby hat. The operation was per
formed, says the Philadelphia lleeord,
with a toothbrush and a package of
patent dye, unknown to tho owner of
the headgear, who put his hat on be
fore it was dry and sallied forth to his
Chestnut street oliice. On drying the
Derby turned a beautiful bronze, at
tracting no little attention as its igno
rant and blissful wearer passed
through the principal streets, llefore
he- reached the. ofllce he was caught
in a shower, and when he nfterward
saw hinishlf in a mirror hit) counte
nance was decorated like that of an
Indian chieftain in war paint. The
dye wasn't fast black indeed, it
wasn't even black, and to the preju
diced eye of the unhappy husband it
seemed to have been composed of
green, pink, blue, purple and yellow,
Tho lecture ho delivered on "false econ
omy" when he reached home would
have done credit to Airs. Caudle.
Wrong Construction.
Wife You saw Airs. Urowner last
evening?.
Husband Yes; hut not to speak tp.
"What a whopperl T)ioy tell me you
were silting with her for inure than
two hours."
"Trues but it was she who did all the
talking." Sparc Moments.
RULER
A NEW MARKET.
FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
POULTRY,
FISH AND G-AME.
Chickens Dressed to Order.
Promt Delivery to any part
of the city.
A. N. VARNEY,
'Piionc l'J. Third and Washington Sts.
Patronize the
MUpifY.
All kind nf work. White Slilrti 11 Mu-clnlty
Kninllv work at rciluciil r.itcs. Wash collected
nnil ilellvcrcil free. Tiliilioiio No. lit).
H. D. Parkins, Agt,
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
OK TIIK
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Triilns Iciivc mid. lire iluc to itrrlvo nt I'ortlsiu!
LKAVK.
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Is AiikoIl'S.KI 1'hho,
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Went Belli, llrmvnv
villcsiptlliKlleMmiil
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linlly
except
haii'Jiiy.s
I7:S0 A. M.
(Corviilllsi
I stations. .
anil iraj-j
:50 l M
IN1I:1J:N1JKNUK lUSHnNmill. Kxprcss train
nuiiy (except sunuiiy).
;.V)p. iii. (I.v. ...Portland ,,.Ar.) H:S"a. 111
111. Ai ..McMIiinvUle .l.v.J (i;Ul a, m
p. in. (Ar..Im1viciiilciicc..I.v.; IiiUii. in.
Dally. (Dully, except tSuniMy.
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llb
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dental unit Oriental mid t'aclllo mall tteJiinnhlp
lines ior j ,r ft unu i;iu... tsuuuiK uate-i 011
at plication.
miles ami iickcis to i.a'ierii jxiitiih ami r.u-
roiie. AIcOJArAN, OIIINA, IIONUI.UI.IJ mid
AUSTItAMA.cnu Iw nlitalneil from
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ThroiiKh Ticket Oliice. lilt Tlilrd direct, where
through tickets to all points in tho Ka.steni
SUtes, Canada nnd Europe can lai obtained al
lowest rates from
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All above trains arrive at and detmrt from
Grand Central .Station, Fifth Hlid Irvine; utreclb
YAMIIlIl. DIVISION.
IWciiRcr Depot, loot of Jeitermn treet.
Invo for OSWKlio, dally, except Sunday, at
J:J0 a. m.: 12;,T0, 1:M, r,:V, S:(ti p. in.
rand n. in. on Batnrdav onlv. and !i:li) a. m
and .1::10 p. in. 011 Kiindays only). Artlve at
Cortland dally at -0:11) and H;'M a 111.; and
llI5,;--iliind7:Mp. 111,, (and 10:tW 11. 111, :P15
a:iu p. 111. 011 suiiuiiys only,
lA.-ave for Hherldan. week
days, ut l;IX) p. m
Arrive at I'ortlaud, a. in.
Iavc for AIIII.IK on Jlondav. Weiliiednv and
Kri.lnv ill l! 10 11. TM. Arriv.i ut Port I,, i, I 'ri,..
dav, 'rimrnliiy and Saturdni it .'I.U'i p. 111.
Kxcept Siinday. Ivxt eiit tiiitiirdiiy.
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Monday. WVdiiesday unit Krliliiy. Coiineelloiis
iiimIi! at Antelope Jor Prlnovlllc, Jlltchell ami
iHilnts beyond. Close connections iiiaduatTlic
Dalles with rallwiiyH, trains mid boats.
Slages from Anlelopo reach TI10 Dnlli Tiien
dnyt, Tluirfdays ami tiaturdiiyH at !;: p. in.
, , , UATKS or KAHK,
Dalles to Deschutes .
tii Moro, , ,,,
do Crass Valley .,
do Kent
do Cross Hollows
Antelope to t.'ross Hollows, . .
,n 00
. 1 M
, :uh
IM
j mi
, 3 iw
,1 w
.
,,511)
do
Kent
do
do
do
do
(irass Valley.
M010, ... . , ,
Dt'schiices,
Dalles
EKST
loro aod Autelope
ine GoiumDia Packing Co
PACKERS OF
PORKand BEEF
HAKUPACTUKUIUIOlr
Fine Lard and Sausages.
Ctirersof BR.MP
HAMS & BACON
DRIED BEEF, ETC.