BUSINESS LOCALS.
Acts gently on the
and Bowels
ClEAnses the System
r- f f i- i . i izai I t
hWc&N"0"
8 1 UAU PERMANENTLY
BUy THE GENUINE- MAMT D By
?RKN1A pG $VRVP(g.
res sin ey iu cirjGSCTi roct sot tin ktul
PEOIXE TOU ALL KNOW.
J. Stewart came in from Monk land
la3t evening.
Prof. J. S. Landers returned Inst even
ing from a trip to Portland.
Wm. Glnsius returned to join liis
family in camp, at Collins Landing to
day. 0. E. Bnyarl left thia morninc for
Portland, aul from thore will visit the
seaside.
Miss Genrcia Bonntjy is in from her
home nt Tygh taking the teachers examination.
Mrs. Hobart and her daughter, Mrs
2fttie Booth, left this morning for
.Iiwaco beach.
Gordon Willfon, has roturned from an
outing at Wind rivor and resumed hie
lutie3in the employ of H. Glenn.
alias Carno Ketchum returned to
Portland today. She will spend the re
mninder of his vacation at Tacoma
Wash.
Miss Lottie Roberts is up from Hood
River taking the teachers' examination
and is tlioeutst of Mrs. U.J. Urandall
while here.
Dr. G. E. Sanders will make the trip
on tue tram tomorrow to meet nis son
Earle, in Portland, aa he returns with
the volunteers.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S.'Wilson left on the
boat this morninc for Portlaud. They
will also mako a trip to the seaside be
fore returning.
Arthur Stubling mida ..the trip to
Portland today, toKreel'bfroy nn thoir
jcimii luiuurruw aim xumu nouie wun
tlieni Saturday.
Jack Gallagher, one of the best known
railroad men along the road, accompa
nied by his family, left last night to
mam; ins tionio at f'ocatello.
Zaahary Taylor came in from Antelope
yesterday and will leave this afternoon
to vicit hi con who is at present in
bpoKnne receiving treatment.
iwre. tienry iviuuit was a passenger
on tho boat this morning on her way to
Ocean Park to epend the remainder of
tho Hummer with her daughter, Mrs. H.
xsieieen.
Fred W. WINon and Ed M. Wingate
went down to Portland on the .boat this
morning. The forniur will return to
morrow, whilo Ed will remain until
eaturday.
Prof. J. T. XefT who is to be principal
of tho sc'iools of our city during tho
coming buhnol year, arrived in Tho
Dalles yesterday to fill his placo as a
member oi tne examining board.
Ohri Schwal e returned to hie'duties 'n
the CmioMCLK uflicci laH ovenins, hav
ing spent ton days in campat 8tevenson.
lie says there are ulout sixty Dalles
peopyj in camp there, and they are
having a great time.
G. B. Bmh, of tho Oregon Telephone
Co., returned yesterday from Prinoville,
where he has been lookinir after the
interest of the company. The line to
that vIhc ia now fn' splendid working
order, and the aluminum wires are eald
to give tho beat of satisfaction.
use
the
the Vive
Postoflice
tf
nre Im-Donnell'a
For the best results
Camera, For aale by
narmacy.
Latest thing in cameras
proved Magazine cyclones at
drug store.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn nt the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mch25-tf
Drink Warren's Pure Ginger Brandy,
For sale nt nil first-class bars. C. J.
Stubling, agent, The Dalles. Ml7-3m
Drink Warren's Pure Ginger Brandy.
For sale nt nil first-class bare. C. J
tabling, agent, The Dalles. M173m.
Try Yerba Buenn Bitters, the best
tonic. For sale at all first-class bars.
C. J. Stubling, agent, The Dalles.
M17.3U1
Mr. and Mrs. B. Lackamp, Elston,
Mo., writes : "One Minute Cough Cure
saved the life of our little boy when
nenrlv dead with croup." Butler-Drug
Co.
"We have sold many different cough
remedies, but none gave better satisfac
tion than Chamberlain's," says Mr.
Charles Holzhaner, Druggist, Newark,
N. J. "It is perfectly Eafo and can be
reiied upon in all cases of coughs, colds
or hoarseness." Sold by Blakeley A
Houghton Druggists.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given tlmt tho city council
of Dalles City has determined to establish
sewer system for nil that portion of fnlil city ly
lup below the blutr ami cast of IJnraln Mreot,
ami has further determined that tho cost of such
sewer system shall bo assessed ugitlust the
property benctltcil thereby.
Said sewer system Is to be of terra cottn plie
and tho extent and location thereof to be us
follows:
Tho main lino of snld sower syitom ehall ex
tend from the low wiite: lino of the Columbia
river, where the east mamlu of the mouth of
Mill creek at said low water strikes said river;
thence iiIohr tho eat batik of said JIM creek
C50 feet to n stake under the north trestle of the
Own ltallroad it Navigation Company's rall
roacMhcnco nt it right delleotlou of 10 decrees
anil 10 minutes from tho course last puisueil
1S1-3-10 feet to n stake '.i-lS-KO leet north of the
northwest corner of tho stone wall boundlm:
tuet. n. wiiMin nrotiertv: t uenoont n
Hectlon from tho courte Just ilocrlhnt
mcncInK In tho center of the alley (or Sixth s t.)
south ofblock 11, at n point where the west lino
of Washtnpton street crosses said alloy: theijcc
westcrly aloiiR the center of said alloy to a point
:w feot west of tho east lino of Court street)
thenco bv a convenient curve to the tight in
about VO-fcet radius to a point 20 feet east of the
west line of Court strrot; thenco In a iiortlicrlj
direction ivirnllol with the west line of Court
street to Uie south lino of Fourth stieet; theneo
by a curve to tho left, of about a ai-foot radius,
to a point on the west lino of Court street, l feet
north otthu south line oi 1-ourtli street, thenco
westerly a long Fourth street, parallel with the
south Hue of said Fourth street, to n point .)
feet wet of the east line of Cnlon street! Iliencu
connecting by ii convenient curve to the tulit.
of about a su-loot rmllus, with tho hralieh Hue
of said sower system running along Union st.
Krees and minutes lis fe-'tton point on the
west lino of Union street, ISO fietuorlli of Kccond
Also n branch line of uitd sewer system, com
mencing at a iHiIntopposlte the center of the al
ley between Fourth and l'llth stieets, ai feet
eait of tho west Hue of Washington street, ami
tuiiiiliiL- thence in u westcrll clltirtlon along
. ' V . the center of said alley to a r iiit?W feet west of
: t ie east line of court street; inencii oy a i w
i, J nn t in i ulciit curve to the right of about a UO-loot r,
; radius
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
to connect with the branch of said sewer system
street; thence ciosslngOuIon street to the cen- riui""u "".
ter of the alley between Second and Main Also a branch lino of said owor system, coin
street, thenco along the center of said alley, ! menclngat a point JO feet north of the south
f mm Uulon to Kaughlln street! thence contln-. Hue of Hfth street, and la) feet west of the west
ulug In a straight lino on tho same courseacross i Hue of Court street, running thence In an east
Umghlin strctit, ton iwint on the east line of , erly direction to tho west Hue of Court streit;
said street, lis fMtiiortliof.SccondstriX'ti thence thenco by a curve to the left, CI about n AMoot
continuing in a straight Hue on the same
courte. across blork Uitisliliu'.s addition to
Dalles City, 500 feet, to Jetlersou street, on a lino
liS feet from, and parallel to, heeouil street:
thence continuing on said straight line, In the
same course, 1U teetluto Jellei son street to a
point 10 leet east of tho west line of Jtll'ersoii
street and 12S fcot north of becond street.
Thence at a left dcllcctlon from the lino last
described, 33 degrees and 2.J minutes, Sl-S-100 ea5t lmu o Liberty street: thenco by a curve to
nidlin, to ii.letsect with tho hranen in sam
sewer system ruunlng on Court olivet at tho
crossing of said lifth and Court streets.
Also a branch lino of said sewer system, com
menciug at the center of the alloy between
Fourth and Fifth streets, at n point ax) feet east
of the east Hue of Liberty street, running thenco
In a westerly direction along the lino of the cen
ter of said alley, 10 a pom i .u lueiwesi oi uir
-OF THE
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at l'ortlai.
I
fi:0O r. M.
S:30 A. M.
Dally
except
Sundays
17:30 A. M.
OVERLAND
Dress. Salem. Kose-'
mirg, .
ranien
F'rancl;
Los Angele3,Ell'aso, i
New Orleans and
East S
Hoseburc and way stii-
itions
Via woodbur.i fori
I M:.Angel, Silverton,
i Wf3t bcio, Browns-
ville.Springaeldaud
I Natron J
(Corvnllls and way)
(stations I
0 A. M.
it
Daily
except
Suudjjys.
5:501'.il.
Ask yaurl
Druggist
forgMfowi
10 CENT
TRIAL IZK.
Ely's Crui Bali
iwUIm no eootiav,
Mwcory nor My otter
bijrtoia draff.
It to quickly Abtortud.
IX lleiM ftt oace. '
It opena and thui
AJUjt laaaunMion
CATARRH
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
Itmrtlflniallttrlln-asf afVia fJ.-J .u.
Attire in Btramrthanincr anA rmnn.
ttraotlurtbe ex&aiutod digestive or
mi. ItiatbeUteAtdiKorereddlgMt
ot Bod tonic. Ho other preparation
on approach It in efflclenV .It In-
COLDHiHEl
INDEl'ENDESCE PASSENGER. Eapress train
Dally (except Sunday).
l!50p. ra. rLv Portland.. ..Ar.) 8:2.5 a. m
;p. m. At..i;ciiinnviue..J-.v. ,';oijc, m
8:30 p.m. (Ar.. Independence..
4:60 a. m.
Dally. tDauy, except huuaw.
DINING CAKS ON OGDEN KODTE.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPEIIS
ND 8ECOND-CUV53 SLEEPING CAr.fa
Attached to all Through Trains.
Direct connection at San Francisco with Occi
dental aud Oriental and Pacific mall tieamsbip
Hues for JAPAN and CUINA. Sailing dates on
application.
Kates and tickets to Eastern point and Eu
rope. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU unc
AUSTRALIA.
All above trains arrive nt and depart iron1
Grand Central Station, Fifth and Irins street;
YA1I1I1LL DIVISION.
Passenger Depot, foot of Jenerson street
Leave for Sheridan, week days, t4:00p. m
Arrive at Portland, 9:30 a. m.
Ijeave for AIRLIE on Monday, Wednesdny and
Friilay at 3:40 a.m. Arrive at Portlaud, Tue
dav, Thursday aud Saturdaj it 3:05 p. m.
Except Sunday. 'E. :cpt Saturday.
It. XuE.'iLEK, i, 11. JIARKHAM,
ilanaer. Asst. G. P. A. Pass. Apt
Through Ticket Office, 131 Third street, whert
through tickets to all coints in the Eastern
SUtes, Canada and Europe can be obtained at
lowest rates from
J. B. KIKKLANI), Ticket Agent,
or N. WIIEALDON.
Santa Fe H
Ofltirs trnvelers choice of the followinc
routes east, xhey tiro all famous fur
their scenic attraction.
O. K. fc N. view Oplen and Denver.
Shasta Ruute.viinv Sucinniento. Oirden
and Denver.
Shasta Itouto view Sacramento. Lob
Angeles anil Alburquerque.
A daily line of thruusrh PULLMAN
PALACl!; and TOUKIST BLHKl'EU,
from San FranctECO and Los Anirelea to
Chicago. This is
The Short Line
the East.
from southern California
To
Anplv to the asonts of the O. H. & X.
Co. or the undereifned, for foldera nnr"
descriptive literature.
J. J. DEVEREUX,
Gen. Agt. Worcester. BU1K. Portland, Or.
feet, to n stake:! feet west oftho east line of
Jellerson street; thenco at a right dellectlon
from the line Inst decrlbed 'i! degrees and 13
minutes, 110-17-100 feet, ton stake; thence at a
right dcllcctlon from the lino last described 27
degrees and CO minutes 110-MOO feet toji "stake
17 s2 100 feet from the i oulheast corner of the
lawn fence west of the O 1". & N. Co.'s de)t,
thencoat a left dellectlon fiom said lino II de
grees aud li minutes, -IGo-y-lO feet ton point on
the west Hue of Monroe street 130 leet north of
Second street and &-7-U)fect north oi the north,
west comer of -Moody's brick warehouse; thenco
continuing In a straight line on the course last
described 150 S7-UO feet to a point fi feet north of
the north-east corner of Moody's wooden ware
house K! 5 10 feet north of Second street and 70
feet cast of Monroe street; thence tit aright de
llectlon from the last line 7-C. SGOSfl-lOO teet, to
u stake in Taylor street, SD-6-10 feet north of
Second street and -li'-7Moo feet west of the west
end of the Wasco warehouse.
A branch of said fewer system shall connect
with the main line in Union street, Z) feet from
the west line of said street, at a point l'JS feet
north of Second street, and shall run along said
Union street to feet east of the west Hue thereof,
to a point '.V feet south of the north lino of
Tenth street.
Another branch Hue of said sewer yste:n
s'jall commence In the center of tho allev be
tween Second and Third streets, at n point 10
feet west of the cist line of Lincoln streut, and
ran thenc; along the center of said allev to a
uolnt "JW) feet' oast of the cast lno of Court
street, connecting with tho branch of said sewer i
sjstcin tunning up union street hereinbefore
detctlbcd, from theenst and west, by convenient
curves of about a twenty-foot radius.
Also n branch of said sewer system commenc
ing in the center of the alley between Second
aud Thiid streets, on the east line of Washing
ton street, and running thence easterly along
tho center of said alley, to u point where the
cenlerof said alley intersects with the pre.-ent
sewer of Max Vcgt At Co., where it cro-ses said
alley. Thenco northerly and easterly along the
line of said j-civeras It u now located, to the
point where said sewer intersects tho main Hue
of tho sewer hereinbefore described, at a point
where the main line of said sever crosses l-'cd-
cral stieet, between second and Thlid.
Also, n branch line of said sewer syslem, com
mencing at a point in the center of said allev be
tween Second and Third streets, loo feet east of
Federal street, and running thence along the
center oi sum auey in me west line ot l-augtillu
street: and thenco coim.ctinir with tholau-'h
lln street sewer by a left curve of about a "JO-foot
radius, lnsaiu lJiugnun street.
Also a branch lino of said ewer system, com
mencing at ui!utoQ the east lineof Monroo
street, -'0 feet norm of tho south line of Third
street, tunning thenco westerly, parallel to the
south line o Third street, and a) leet from said
south line to a point 40 feet west of tho cast lino
oi Jiaiuson street; inenee curving to the ngUt
with a curve of about n 20-foot radius, to a ijlut
iu said Madison s'reet W feet from the north
line of Third street and 0 feet from the west
line oi sam Jiaaison street; thenco northerly
along said Madison street on a line parallel with
theweit line of said street, ton point 20 feot
ironi me wesi jme oi sum street, and JJ leet
south of tho center line of theallev between Sec
ond and Third streets; thence dtlleotlng to the
lelt Mj a curve of about a BMoot radius, ton
poiut wnere tne west iineot mmiisou street in
tersects the center line of snM alluv ltun.n
Second and Third streets; thenco iu a westerly
direction along the center line nf ha d alley to a
Ijiiuuj leciwesi oi me east niie oi Jjiugnilu
street: thence deilectiiiif lo tho rlirht hv n f.nrvf,
of about nJ-foot ladius, to connect with the
orancn ot sam sewer system running up Laugh
lin street, In said Lnughlln street.
Also a branch line of said sewer svitom. on.
mcm-jug ai a poim in ino center oi tno alley be
tween Second and Third strt-et.. 'joo feet mr nf
tne eait lino of Monroe street, running thence
In n westerly dirctlon along tho center of said
alley to a polut W feet west-of the east line of
Monroo street, thence dcilectlng to tho right by
a curve of about a twenty-foot radius, to u point
opposltuthcricithllLoof the alley between said
Stcond and Third stteets.nnd -JO feet east of the
west lino of Monroo street; thence In a north
erly direction pa'rnlM with tho west lino oi
Monroe street, aud 20 feet therefrom, to within
20 feet of tho main line oi said sewer system
hereinbefore described: thenco curvlug to the
left with a nWius of about SO feet, to contact
with said main line.
the right of about a SM-font radius, to connect
with the Llborty-sticet branch of tho said sewer
system.
Also a branch lino of said sewer system, com
mencing at tho center of the alley north oi
Main street and SO feot west of Washington St.:
thence running along the center of said alloy to
n polut 310 feet west o! futon street: thence
connecting with the nialii sewer s.istcm near
the bank of Mill creek, by a cut ve to the right of
about a ij-foot rtdlus.
Also iibraneh lino of said sewer system, com
mencing at a polut In fourth street, 2"0 feet
west of the west Hue of Liberty street, mid 20
feet north of tho south lino of Fourth stieet,
running thence in an easterly dlicction along
Fourth street, prUIel with the south Hue of
said stttet to tne west Hue of Liberty slieet;
thenco b) a convenient curve to the lelt of about
20-feet radius, to connect with tho branch ol
said sewer system running up and down Lib
erty stieet, at tho crossing of said fourth aud
Liberty streets.
This notice Is published by order of said City
nniincll. made on AliL'llst 5tM. ISVJ.
Nf I) II. OATES,
augS Recorder oi Dalles City
part
J'Oll
Ttsti: sciinnutK.
Fiiost Dalles.
Fast
Mall
11 :W p. m.
Salt Lnkr. Denver, Ft.
Worth, Omaha, Kan
sas 'City, St. Louis,
cmcago and bast.
Spokane
Flyer
5:10 p. m.
5 p. m.
8 p.m.
Ex.Sunday
Saturday
10 p. in.
Wnlla Walla, f-rmkaiic,
Minneapolis. St. Paul,
iJ u 1 11 1 h, Milwaukee,
cmcago and J-.ast.
Fuojf Por.TLANn.
Ocean Steamships.
For ban I'ranchco
January
and every live days
thereafter.
Columbia Uv. Steamers.
To Astokia and Way
landings.
Akhive
Fl'.OM.
Fa't
Mall
3:1S p
Spiikano
K4yer.
1:00 u. m
I p. m.
4 n. m.
Kx.Suuda)
fia. b. illa:iktti: Iiivm:. t:30p. m.
Lx.Sunday!0regon City. NewbergE.x.aiindHy
j Salem i Way Ijiud's.
7 a. m.
Ttics.Thur.
aud bat.
C a. m.
Tuc.Thur,
aim bat.
WlLLAItTTE AND YAM
HILL lilVKCS.
Oregon City, Davton,
and Way-Ijindliigs.
3:30 p. m.
Mon.,Ved
and Fri.
Willametti: HiVEit. 1 4-ryir, m
Portland to CorvalIis.lTiie..'1'hur
and Wny-Ijindlngs. i and Sat.
Lv Rlparia
aany
fi.VAKK I'.IVEK.
Rlparia to Iyjwiston.
Ljiavk
Lkwisio.i
dally
r
Also a branch lino of said sewer system, com
menemg on tne west lino of Jellerson street. 20
iwiuorui oi iiiosouin into ot jourtli street;
thence running westerly panillcl with the s.iid
north lino of tourth street, to a point 20 feet
west of tho cast lino of Laughlln street: thenco
u) ciiivu hi me ngni ot about twenty fc-et
radius, to u point 20 feet east of tho west line of
Laughlln street mid 20 feet south of the north
'li'e ol Fourth street: thenco northerly, parallel
n.iHiuvuvHiiiiuiii j'tiuHuuu street, to con
nect with the main lino of said soer system
Hereinbefore described, by a curve to the left of
about twenty feet radius, where said main lino
of said hewer system crosses Laughlln street ut
me uui. Hviwicu ctcouu una nam ntrcets.
AHo n branch lino of said
menclng at a joInt ;) feet south of the north
no of Filth street and 20 feet east of tho west
Hue of Liberty street; thence along said Liberty
street parallel with said west Hue of said street.
in u noitiieriy direction, to connect with th-i
vv ?al' jii-icniueioru acseribvu,
runulng Iu tho alloy betweoa becond nnd Ihlnt
"treciSj by u convenient curve to the rlght.wheio
ukc wine, viuAac9 i.iuvri Bireet
Also a branch lino of said owcr system, com
mencing iu the center of thoalloy bctween'lhird
and trourth street, 23) feet Host of Liberty st.,
and running along tho center of wild ullcv to u
point aa) ft-ct et of said Lilwrty stieet, mid con
nectlng with the branch oi said sewer system la
Liberty street, from tho east and west, by con.
vonieut curves of about a 20 oot radius, ut tho
polut where tuld alley crosses Liberty tieet,
Also a branch lino of said newer system, com
mencing in tho center of theulley between Third
and I'ourth streets, sao feet cast of court atreot,
aud thence runnlug along the center of said al
ley in u westerly direction, to a point 20 feet
west of tho east Hue of Union utrect; thenco by
0 curve to the right of alxjut a 20-foot radius, to
connect with the Union street branch of sail
ewer system.
Also a branch of said sewer system, commenc
ing In the center of tho allev between Third and
1 ourtli strotu, at n point ta feet it of the Swt
lineof Waihlnvtoii itrwt. ri ..ri.. Vi";.
along the center of said alley to a point sou Tfeot
east of JeUersim mreet. and connwflnit with the
branch of said sewer system runmV uir, Z
Lughlln street, by cpiifenlent curves of about
20-leet radius, at a uolnt ivimr.. .iri un..u ...Zj...'.
Mid Laughlln utreet. ' """"
Also a branch lino of Maid
meuclujtata. polut ao fevt north of thoVou h
ivillf IVJ. 'SLS 'eut ".. ' wt
w. .....Bn,u nee,, i ii lining ineuce in
an easterly direction parallel Willi aald iSa h
Hue of fourth street, to connt liv ,.,w..i
l5;54rvo., We .Wt.ofabouta 20-foot radlui,
with the Laughlln stiect branch uf said iwer
tyimrn, at tho crying of Fourth aud Uughlln
i tree u
Alw branch Hue of laid Mwr system, coin- Otto opt
PP farties desiring to go to Iicppner should
Si I' leuvl"K '"10 Dalles at fi:r) p. m
,.v h, ,"';'-,"uyeous in neppner iiiuntimi
llctnrnlng makiiigdlrtctconiicction at Heppner
Junction with No. 1, arriving at The Dalles at
ilia i. m.
No. S.', throught freight, east bound, does not
carry passengers; arrives 2:M) a. m departs
3:u)nm.
No. 21, local freight, carrlea passengers, cast
bound; arrives l:aj p. m departs 8:10 p. in.
No. 21, west bound through freight, doc not
u":5)p ",H'n!''',' "rrlves :)r j m departs
No. 21, west bound local freight, carries pas
scngers; arrives &:U p. m., rteparu, 8:30 a, in.
rI Jl'.u Tartlciilnrn call nu O. Ii. & N. Co.'s
Rgcnt The Dulles, or address
W. II. HUP.LHUIIT,
Pus. Agt Portland, Or,
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2 Stuittur Bulb HolonHO.
3 -Shuttur Autotnutlc.
4-- Shuttor Looks,
r. I a Aluminum Hlntoholcloro.
6 Sot ntopB.
7- Spuolnl Qulnk Lonn.
8 Automntio nj(rlntor.
o AM iiartu Intorchnnconblo.
lO Exnotmci plntiiH romovod without
clluturblni? unuxpouod.
No. 4 isizo 3'-4 x 4') SS.00
No. 5-(slzo4x5).. 10.00
1899 Cataloptuo with com
ploto information FREE.
Junt Arrived.
The mily .Miir izIim
C'lincrn with bulb shutter.
M. Z. DONNELL.
How About Your Title?
, KK YOU SUltE it iH nil riglit? Kumembor it if the
iU'.UUKU tlmt imvfrriH. it ta our Iiiihiiicbh to
eenrcii tlio rccordH utul bIiow wliut tliov contain in
nilntion to lntid tithfH. If you con tuui pinto buying hind
or loaning money on runl uatatu Bouiirlty, tnku no limn'
won!, but inaiat ujioii krnwini: what ttiu record uhowa
rwnriliiii tint title. An AbHtntct 1h no t'Bfloniinl nsa
tlued. IiiHiHt on biivinij it. Wu hnvo tho only Het ol
Abstruct Hooka in the County. All work proir tl)' ex
ecuted mill entlafiictlan itiiurnnti-uil. 11 vim Imvo ru,
erty to iiiMiue, iilvu ua n cull. Wu uro tijrontu for four uf
tbu beat ilro inauraiifo compiwiliia iu tho world. If you
bnvo propurty for aalo, liat it with no und wu'll find a
buyer,
J, M. Huntington & Co.
Phono 81.
2d St., opposite A. M. Williams & Co.
Best Work at
Least Possible Cost
Gimmnlccd to give sntiarnction. Wo nro Imrn tn sinw tboroforc evert
effort will be mude to establish it bustneas. Jt will pay vou to cxauiino our
work and consult our prices.
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It WIUOK
B B HUMTINQTON
TJUNX1NOTON d W1L80N.
JJ. ATIOUNKYH AT IAW,
CONSIDER OUE PEICES:
ssisar.f.iterk ,22k-8o,d)' per tooth ::8
Beat Gold Fillinte ' .$1.00 op
Heat silver or alloy filling , , . ,60c op
Teeth extracted without imln ' 8
Rooms 11-12.13,
Chapman Mock, Second St.
Portland Dental Parlor.
Dr. Sanford Murray, D. D. S., Manager.
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