Tbt Dalles DtHy flM-ntec!;
TBE DAM.ES,
OKKOOIS
ONB ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is takcu; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlr vet promptly on the Kidneys,
laver and Bowels, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispelB 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 agrecabloBubstances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale 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 it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
iOUISVlUS, KT. NEW YORK, H.t.
I'CItS INAL MENTION"
T. H. Greer of Antelope is in the city.
S. G. Dorris is down from Wasco 'to
day. Mrs. A. K. Tutor of Dufur is in tie
city today.
Duff MoCarty is a visitor in the city
from Antelope.
Mrs. Truman Bntler returned last
evening from a short visit in Portland.
Rue Newland wa9 among the passen
ger s for Portland on the Regulator to-
A T n.,f... ( r.. (. : :.. 1
his way to Portlaud to visit his family
who reside in that city at present. . J
Mrs. Cbas. Stubling was a passenger
lor rorciana tins morning, fctie will
return on the 5:20 train this evening.
Frank Coleman of Gervais, Marion
county, who has been visiiing friends in
thib city, returned to his home on the
Regulator this morning.
DIED.
Omar Nathanael, son of Eugene and
Mary Pratt, died at Wamic, Wasco Co.,
Oregon, February 18, 1898, aged 4 years,
S months, and 13 days, after a painful
illness of twentv-four dav-i.
Advertised I.HItum.
Following is the list of letters 'remain
ing in the postoffice at The Dalles un
called for February 18, 1S9S. Persons
calling for the same will give date on
which they were advertised :
Aberdeen, J T Allen, David
.Alary, MonsureRoch Bland, MrChas
.Bowies, Mr Sam Campbell, M V
Cocks. Fred I DeanMrs Ifabella(2)
Edgerly, Mr Jamee Frover, H D
Gardiner, ftenorita Goes, JXT
Jones, Mr Ed Kohler, Charles
Jvelley, Mr .lames Larisch. F A
Langhlin,MissLizzieLiHter, Miss Kate
.McDonald, Millie MeCoy, Mr Jim
SlcCowan, Jo'mie Mildred, Rev S M
Miller, J H Moneban.Mr Sam
Pearson, Mr Andy Pierce. Mr Roy
Pa, Welch Mc Rice. Mr Walter
Robertson, Mrs Joe Spicinger, Mrs M J
Ibomae, Mrs J L Tay, Joseph L
J. A. Ckossen.
Thro ugh HiurlKt Cum to St. Iouls.
A tourist sleeping car will leave Port
land every Monday via Missouri Pacific
and every Wednesday via the Burling
ton route at 8 p. in.; and The Dalles at
11:45 p. m. via the 0. R. & N., through
Salt Lake and Denver, without change
to St. Louis, nnd under the supervision
of experienced conductors. No change
of cars to Kansas City or St. Louis.
Keep this service In mind when going
East and consult 0. R. & N. agents or
address W. H. HuitLiiuitT,
Gen. Pasngr Agt.,
Portland, Or.
A CALL.
The Wasco County Republican Cen
tral Committee will meet at the court
house in The Dalles, Saturday, Feb. 19,
1898, at 2 p. in., for the purpose of issu
ing a call, appointing delegates, and
making all necessary arrangements for
holding the primaries and Republican
county convention. A full attendance
is desired. J. M. I'atteiisox,
February 8, 1898. Chairman.
Wahkiko : -Persons who suffer from
coughs and colds should heed tho warn
ings of danger and save themselves suf
fering and fatal results by using One
Minute Cough Cure. It is an infallible
hAn
remedy for coughs, colds, croup and all
throat and lung troubles. Snlpes-Kln-eraly
Drug Co.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
The famous tittle- pills.
Tour Liit dinner.
All nruatives now in my possession
made by Mr. Houghton or I). C. Herrln
prior to Jan. 1, 1S!)5. will bo destroyed.
If-ouwish 1o duplicate prints, orders
must be placed before March 1st.
CiirFOKD, Photo. Artist,
febl-lm Chapman Mock.
You can't cure consumption but yon
j can avoid it and cure any other form of
I throat or lung trouble by the use of One
i Minute Cough Curu. It cures quickly.
That's what you want. Snipes-Kiiiers-
ly Dmc Co.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That Is what It was made lor.
Smoke the popular brands, Prize Med
al, Rose Queen and Guarantee,. For
sale bv nil lirst-class dealers.
Try Scullllnir"". nest ' ' ....liig powiio.
Everybody reads The Ciikolnice.
Heraldry.
In nil civilized iorerjrn nations t
knowledge of heraldry is considered by
many an important clement in higher
refinement and culture; in earlier days,
according to Thackeray, it 'formed
part of the education of most noble
ladies nnd gentlemen." In architec
ture, literature nnd the line arts, her
aldry is a powerful adjunct and the
correct application of its rules is just
as surely required as other detail of
such work. Even trilling attention to
the rudimentary lows of this great sci
ence might have prevented many blun
ders, unfortunately but too indelibly
recorded through the indifference or
ignorance of architects, authors and
artists. This, alas, is especially the case
in America, and the necessity for some
law and order has become apparent.
That we have had a recognized heraldry
almost from the date of the country's
settlement cannot be denied; and,
though its precepts have long been dis
obeyed, the time has arrived when peo
ple begin to recognize this fact and
jeek instruction upon the subject. Eu
gene Zieber, in Lippincott's.
Cleaning Tobacco Pipe.
There arc so many smokers in the
world that any new recipe for cleaning
pipes is sure to find readers. Tho Mex-
ican gypsy has a- simple way. Filling
., . r J. , .... r x ,
the pipe bowl with nguadiente, he
stirs the liquid until it is thick with the ,
reeking nicotine, and then throws the
devil's broth down his throat, with a
smack of the lips that tells of supreme '
rusto. This is economical, but not so
desirable to people who are not Med-
can gypsies as the following, which
was sent to a leading journal, "not as'
a scientific discovery," but because it,
might be "of use to those scientific
men who are smokers:" "A shallow
cork or, still better, a rubber stopper
through which a hole is bored large
enough to enable it to fit tightly on to
the nozzle of a joda water siphon, is
fitted into the bowl. The nozzle is in
serted, the mouthpiece directed into a
vessel, about a wineglass of soda forced
through, and the pipe is clean."
ROUND ABOUT ENGLAND.
Two thousand Latter Day Saints mis-
f-ionane.s are saiu to be in l-.nt'lanu just
notv.
lostjuitoes have appeared thiss-eaf-on
n l'nfrland. It is supposed they made
their v.ny across the Atlantic in a cnr,i
of lumber.
Only 11 per cent, of the larger and
f.ve percent, of thesmall'T Knfflishpold
(inns near an earlier ttate than 1H7I).
The clean appearance of IiritLsh coins
ii (ilwavB a deli''ht to a foreigner. Thus
is true lib well of Canadian coins.
The number of unmuzzled dop seized
in the streets of London between Iel-
-t:ary 1 and .lune in vert 20,1)-);, und uf
thoe -J.DC2 were claimed at the police
Motions. The numlwr of cases of. rabies
'roni the bcyinninfr of January to .Tune
's v.as 100.
llediut-ham castle, the "Essex Ktront,--
hold of the earls of Oxford, and pro
nounced to be the finest Nnrtnar. Keep
in the world, is in the marhetand will
hortly be put up nt auction in a London
saiesrcom. Here Queen .Matilda is ,en
ally believed to hate tiled, and Henry
IL's visit to the property is well known
,;: history.
FOREIGN PICKINGS.
Urusscls
wound up
contains a clock which is
by the wind, nnd never bv
human hand's.
Koil was brought up from the depth
of feet, from a coal mine in litlgium,
nnd from it fprouted v.etds o; a sjyfeitf
unknown to tiie botanist.
foreign Jews without distinction of
callirg will 1m.- rdruitted into Hu-isin
until further nnt''.'C, nfier Inn ing their
pii.ssiorts visi!d by liussiitn fonsuls.
A liudtt-lVsth journal notes the fact
that S'.'.OCO sea.son tickets were sOId far
the millennium exposition in that city,
while at the Inst Paris exposition only
10,01)0 were sold.
The citizens of Weifibaden Intend to
buy the neighboring hunting seat of
Platte and present it to thet-ennfin- in
peror, wlio recently expressed gi eat ad
miration of the forests that clothe -he
Tniinub mouutuiiis, and intimated a
desire to spend some time there every
year.
Uelre Doing
fleat aid
Artistic
..priptii..
For Reasonable
prices.-
Wo Print Anything in
the Printing Lino.
(Jive us a trial.
tyroi?. pub. $o.
J")KS OEISENlMMirrKK lilTKDV,
Physicians and Surgeons,
Special attention Riven to surge:.
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for a generous
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TRIAL SIZE.
CATARRH
rutp proam Halm
L'j UlCdlH Udllll
contain no cocaine,
mercury nor any other
injurious dras.
It Is quickly Absorbed,
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neala and Protect the Membrane.
lleitorc tlii-
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, Eize !bc.; at UrnzsuU or br mall.
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n Aimiiio
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Sick or "Just Don'tUII I V
Feel "Well." W I k L W
ONLY ONE FOR A DO8E.
Remom Pimples, cum Headache, Dyspepsia and
Coitlier.m. 26 cn. a box at ilrtivzi-t-or hy mall
ban-pie 're, addrei Or. Boianko Co. Jhlla. la.
In a recent letter from
Washington,
D. C, to an old frientl, Major, G. A
Stuiler, for twenty years United States
Consul at Singapore, eayj : ''While at
Den Moines I became acnainted witli a
liniment known as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm, which I found excellent againHt j
rheumatism as well as against fiurenesH '
of the throat and chest (giving me much
easier breathing. I had a touch of pneu
monia early this week, and two applica
tions freely applied to the throat antl
chest relieved nie of it at once. I would
not be without it for anything." For
eale by Illakeley & Houghton.
State Kncampinent, f. A. It.
At a meeting of the executive commit
tee held at the G. A. II. hall on Satur
day evening last, it was deemed advis
able that all the committees nn the en
campment be called together. The
members of the different committees are
therefore hereby requested to meet at the j
G. A. K. hall in Schanno'a building, eor-!
tier of Second and Court streets, on Sat-
unlay evening, February 10th, at 7
o'clock. J. W. Luwis,
Chair. Ex. Coin.
Yuticura
.WHITE
d Vik1. toAk lhmr In mil l. tut tul.1!
Iof CetlciiMA Kur,dr Ihorouuhl. tnur '
TicvKAlolnlmfnl). rini tlTrarfitincilnliilil
lvm Uu'u k C'uca. Cuir. Heia Yrvv-. iAmKio. I
m
JrT-At i-ai tVH
INDIAN ENGLISH.
Bow the Bad Man Bxpreea Hlm
solf in Our Tongue.
A llltlamso'a Obaervatluna on the IV
colUr Speech of the Wetrn In
iIIaur Sniuo Queer Con
trnctlous. Lieut. Grotc Ilutcheson, nid-de-camp
to Gen. Coppingor, is in receipt of a
hlghlv interesting letter from one of
his brother otlleers now in enmpat Fort- (
Hull agency, Idaho, the home of the In- (
dians who were mixed up in the
recent .Jackson's Hole trouble. The (
letter is interesting because it has ,
nothing to say of Jnckson'H Hole,
which is n relief. Instead, it deals;
largely with conditions tit Fort Hall j
from the standpoint of a student of
ethnology.
"1 am taken," says the writer, whose (
name Lieut, Hutchesou docs not feel ut
liberty to mention, "with the speech 01
the Indians in their communications
with the whites. Having little to oc
cupy time, I have bothered to look into
the" origin of the kind of language
which 1 hear used by Indians and
traders in their talk with one another.
It suggests the slang of the Uowery,
being a purely artificial ntljunct to both
the Indinn nnd the English language.
It suggests, too, the baby talk of young
mothers, who insist on placing verbs
where nouns should be, and who prefer
mixing up their first, second nnd third
persons to taking them straight. For
instance, there is the word 'mebbe.'
At first I thought this to be n sort of
corruption of may be, meaning jor
hnns. or used in n doubting way. This
is not true. The Indian and the white
in conversation use 'mebbe' as an nf-
firmative. 'Mebbe get wagon' is the,
strongest way of declaring that you
will get a wagon. 'You cat mebbe.
brings delight to the Indian, for that is
a promise of giving him food, n promise
which mav by no means be cvad.'d. A
white man, too, in conversing with an j
Indian, when the Indian will converse, j
nnd when he knows even this patois, in-1
f jects 'mebbe' into his talk at every
j fourth word, or, if he geUa excited, he i
i put.s it in at the third. I
, "There is no prououn in the mixed '
vocabulary of the reservation. The'
words 'white man' and 'Injun will fill
in for all the persons and till the cases, I
too. by the wnj Somebody will write
an Indian-English grammar wmc day,
and it will be comprised in less thnu a
hundred' words. Simplicity takes the
place of cxplicitness, I am bound to say,
and sometimes you have to usaa carefully-trained
ear to know whether it is
a threat, n command or a promise, or n
request that is being fiung at you.
Mood is unknown in the grammar of
the IJannock.
"I discover that the English language
of Fennimore Cooper and Oil Coomei
are nonexistent. I have dug profoundly
into the 'Ugh' and the three-word sen-'
tences of the novelist, and I find they
nre out of fashion. If you succeed in I
frcttinp; an Indian to talk to vou at all
he will not shut ofE with three words
ending in an exclamation joint.
Neither will he use the expression 'pale
face.' No self-resj-ectin-f Indian says
'pale face' now.
"Alnr,..tl... .1... 1. I
I JZZ " c f 'S:-H-U.u-V
, w. v.. u.lvllMUil. 1 IIIHlflIlt'
I ii text book could be comniletl whinh
would really result in areat pood for
the government in unnfrinfrthe Indians
to something like civilized habits. As
it is, the instruction is based on the
name conditions ns prevail in the Eng
lish lniiL'tiatre and with Eiir-lish
ing persons. This does not fit the
Jinn. His language is simplicity it
self, nnd there ure no twists of cose,
tense or the like. As to tense, one illus
tration will show. Take the word 'Co.'
We have it 'go, went, gone, going, will
go,' while the Indian puts in two coses,
go and 'wa-s go.' If he wishes to make
it a future tense he simply put in the
specific time, as 'He go to-morrow, meb
be,' which to my mind is quite express
ive of the idea. I seriously believe at
tention might lie called to this situa
tion nmong scholastic men and perhaps
we would be able to get along without
nu-cniiy antl incomrx-tant niiTn-t.
One hundred wnrtU .n.M i
vbularv""- ctnT'L W K '
riari'Il '
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice U hereby Riven that under ami by vir
tue of nu execution ami order of ac li-m.il out
of tho Circuit Court of the Hlato nl Onitoii for
I the l outity of Wnco. and to me directed arid
delivered, upon a Jiidf-ineiit and ileorco rendered
and entered in aid court on thuhthihiy of No
vember, IMT, ill fnvor of A. 11. Joue, ibitiitill,
I anil HKnIii.it it. K. b'ewel, defendant, for the sum
1 of two hundred and seventy-nix and r. 10)
i70.'i"i) dolliirx. toaetlier with latercfit thereon,
' Binee m 1. ln'jii. at the rutu of ten i:r cunt ;'
uutiuin.iiiid thirty (I-'f)) ilollam nttoriiey fee,
r aim the further anm of eleven (lll;(ollaracoitrt,
. whloti villi) Judgment was enrollril and doeketei!
in tho otlleo of thevlerlr of j.ild court in nald
county on the stu day ot MivemU'r, l.VJT. and
tv
'whereby it was further ordered anil decreed by
thuCourt that the following deicrikd iiroterty,
1 to-wlt-
Ilralniilne at a Mint 18.:"j nlniIiiKuct i,f it,
lino U'ttveen K-ctloiu tiilm -live and thlrty-slx,
in townnlilp three north of ratiKO ten (nt of the '
i lliaineilo Jicriuian, leliiK the wentern term-1
i u oi mo uoriu ixi uiiiuirv uu oi tij .i.m. .
I llentori lloimlioii Uuid Claim; theneo north
in.Wi chalim, theneo ta.it KM nhiiln, theneo
ouiri ctmins, ami theneo west b.fti elulnx to
plu'fof Irvinniii'r, eoiiMlnliiK mi nortn. moro
nr leoK, and IjelnK the name -iremUen tolil by tho
laid A. tt:- Joiich to tho said K, 1,'. luwel, in
Watco County, Oregon,
Iki old to Mitlif r sld JudKmeiit, nttnrtmy fees,
ctnp and accruing coitu, 1 will, on 'I uetilay, thu
th day of rebruary, Wj, at 'i o'clock- p. m, of
aid day. at the front door of tho courthoimo In
llMllet City. Waco Co.. Or.,ell all thoruiht.iitlo
unil Intercut of thonald It, K. Few el u mid to tho
Hbovo decrlbet protiCity, ut imbllo unction to
the hlKhe.it bidder (or cash lu liuu i, Iho pro
ceed iuiiIiik from uuid mtlo to lQ applied to the
alliluollou of aalil Juditment, attorney'h fee.
cotiU and accruing co.iw, una Uiomirplim, If any
there Ijc, to bo paid Into court, iiml there U re
rualn until tho iurther order of tlila court.
T. J. DltlVKIt,
dw.a-l aberlfTof Wiuco Countv, Or.
..CflAS.
Butchers
and Far-mcrs
..Exchange..
Kii'iit nu ilrnuclit tliu ci'telinitcd
Ctil.l'MltiA IIKIlIt, uckiinwl
nlKiHl the best liwr In The Iinlli--,
lit tin' itniiil price, t'diiio hi, try
It mid bo rn vIiiitiI. Al'ii the
Tin-t bmiiiU o( Wliici, Miilor-i
mid C'Ikius.
Sanduiiches
ot nil Kinds nlwii)' nu liniid.
A NEW MARKET.
"FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
POULTRY,
FISH AND GAME.
ChieketiP Dre-setl to Order,
l'rotnt Delivery to any part
of the city.
A. N. VARNEY,
'I'noiie 12. Third and Washington Sts.
Patronize the
Troy
k -""1JJil!i!iiS.
All klnJ of work. White Slilrti, n sreclulty.
I-'unillv work at rmluctil ntos. Vnh Hilleotul
null tlvllvutul free, Trlnpliunn Nu. 1111.
H. D. Parkins, Agt,
Harry Liebe,
PRACTICAL
WatchmakersJeweler
All work promptly attended to,
ami wnrratittxl.
174 VOGT LOCK
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TIIaNSACT A GKNEUAI. MASKING IIUKINK3
i Letters of Credit issued available in
the
Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers sold on Now York, Chicago,
St. Louis, San Fruucisco, Portland Ort?
gon, Seattle Waih,, and various poitits
in Oregon nnd Washington.
Collections made ut all points on fav-
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The Dalles, Oregon
on
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via Grass Valley, Kent
OOCOI.AH AI.I.KN, Tint Dnllim.
C. M. WIIITKI.AW, AiitliiHi.
1 -itaKe.-
leave The Dallew lrom I'matllla House
at
at a. in., aUo from Autulotc ut 7:0 u, in. every
.Moudiiy, Weilnesdav mill Frlilnv. (.'onueiitioiiH
im.ile ut Antelope for I'rluuvllle, Jlltnhiill ami
Kiliitd If 7011(1. Close ci nneutlonii liiailo at The
'unco with runways, trains und lionts.
Hluites from Auteloio reach Tho Dalles
days, Thurfdays ami Hatunlays ut l:ao p. I
cm Taw-
in.
, KAtKS OF KAIlK.
Dalles, to I)echlites
do Moro. . ,
do (irass Valley
do Kent . . .
do Crois Hollows
Antelope to Cross Hollows
do Kent
do (irass Vulloy. . ,
do Moro . .
do henfllillce. . . ...
.(1 '
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i :
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I U)
l it
10
. :i o)
,if0
1 1
r uo
no Dalles
galligan'tjo coiuiniiia Pacuiwco.,
PACKERS OF
PQD l" flnH BEEiF
-J..Z7-
A(iurAuiuur.ng ur
Fine Lard and Sausages.
Curers of BRAND
HAMS & BACON
x)K!ED BEEF, ETC.