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ins in the family offclk Mays in
Wallowa, 'has letumejKto her home nt
Dry Hollow. r
Carey Jenkins hns returned from nn
outing to the sea const.
Gus Bonn hns returned from a short
I vacation trip t) Portland and Clatsop
bench.
Mrs. Wilson nnd daughter, Mrs. C.
W. Taylor have returned from n trip
to Clatsop bench.
Mr. . Hall, of Spokane, is lu the
city spending n few days with Ins
pnrentB, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. C. Hall.
J. Current, deputy county auditor of
Klickitat, ciime over from Goldemlnle
yesterday on his way tj Jsorth Yakima.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 11. Stephenson, who
have been visiting Mrs. Stephenson's
mother, Mrs. M.. H. Roberts, on Dry
Hollow, returned to their home at
Fulton by boat today.
W. F. Bynrs and P. J, MeCully, of the
Goldendnle Sentinel, came over from
that place yesterday. The former left
for White Salmon this morning and the
hitter returned home this afternoon.
Miss May Sechler, who has been visit
ing relatives in Iowa for some weeks,
returned Saturday. She returned sooner
than she would have done had she not
misunderstood the date of the opening
of her school nt Antelope.
Wm. Michell returned Saturday after
noon from a week's stay nt the soda
springs on the Big Klickitat, twenty-two
miles from The Dalles by direct routp,
but about forty over the wagon road.
He reports quite a Inrge number of camp
ers there, who have explicit faith in the
lieaiing properties of tho water. It is
highly charged with soda, and has been
proven to be n halm for stomach trou
bles, as well a for derangement of the
liver and kidneve. Jo doubt it will in
lime become ns famous health resort.
John Haight is in from Ridgeway.
W. II. Putison came in from Dufur
y.'sterday.
L. E. Crowe went to Portland yester
day afternoon.
Jay Saltzmnn came in from Burnt
Ranch yesterday.
Miss Ethel Iiiddell, who has Roent sev
eral weeks with relatives atNewport,
Yaqninn bay, returned Saicrday even
ing. Mies Ella Cooper, who has-been teach-
Jtlsmnrck'M Iron Noivo
Was the result of his splendid health.
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FOR BALM BY
I. C. NICKELSEN, - The Dalles, Or.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given tlint tho clly enmicll
of Duties Cltv hit determined to establish h
sower system for nil tlmt lortlmi of snld city ly
lnp belotv the blull niui enst of Lincoln street,
mill hns further determined that the nut of such
sower system shall Dm assessed ngitlust the
liroiK'rty bcnellted thereby.
Said sewer system l to be of term nitta pipe
and tho extent and location thereof to be as
follows:
The main line of said sower system shall ex
tend from the low wnte.- line of tho Columbia
river, where the enst mnrRln of the mouth, of
Jllll creek at said low water strikes said river:
thence iiIoiik the east bank of said Milt crock
CM feet to 11 stake under the north trestle of the
Oregon Kullroiul & Navigation Commmy's rail
roml.tliencont 11 right dellectlon of 10 degrees
ami 10 111 1 mi les from the omiise last pnisued
1S1-S-10 feet ton stake U13-UW leet north of the
northwest corner of tho stone wait bounding
the K. M. Vt llson property: thei'ce at n left de
flection from the courto just describisl, 70 de
green nnd si minutes I'Jsfcettoa point on the
west line of t'nlon street, lRtl f et north of Second
strtoti thence crossing Union slreet 10 the ren
ter of the alley between Second nnd .Main
street', thence nlong the center of said alley,
from Union to Ijuichliu street; thence contin
uing In n straight lino on the same coiirsencros
Langhllu street, to a point on the east line of
said street, 1 feet north of Second street: thence
continuing In n straight Hue on tho same
course, tcross blork S. Ijitigblln's Addition to
Dalles (Jltv,:;w) feet, to JcU'erstm street, on a Hue
lis feet from, and parallel to, Second street
thence continuing on said straight lino, In the
same course, 10 lect Into .letlerson street to n
point 10 leet east of the west line of Jellerson
street and 12s feet north of Second street.
Thence at n left dellectlon from tho lino last
described, 1 degrees mid 2.J minutes M-S-100
feet, ton staked feet west of the cast line of
Jellerson street; thonco nt 11 right dellectlon
from the line last de-cribid '.'3 degrees and 15
minutes, 1U'.-17-100 feet, ton stake; thence nt a
right dellectlon from the lino last described '27
degrees nnd ?J niinuies 110-MCO feet to n stake
17't'J 100 feet from the southeast corner of the
lawn fer.ro west of tho O li. Ac N Co.'s denot:
thence ntn left dellectlon f mm said lino II de
grees nnd -II minute--, bVi-y-10 feet to a point on
the west line of Monroe street 1".'J fet north of
Second street nnd ;-7-100 feet north of the north
west corner of M jody's brick wnreliou-e: lhence
continuing In a straight lineon the course lat
described ISO &7-K0 feet to a point G feet north of
the north-ea-it corner of Moody's wooden ware
house 13J 5 10 feet north of Second street and 70
feet east of Montoo street; ihenie at n right de
llectlon from the last line70.,, M-:V-10O icet, to
a stake In Taylor street, fc'j-ii-10 fct north of
Second street nnd lti-7."-lC-0 feet west of the west
end of the Wasco warehouse.
A branch of said sewer system shall connect
with tho main lino in Union street, 20 feet fiom
the west line of said street, at a point li$ feet
north of Second stiect, nnd shall run along said
Union street 'JO feet east of the west lino thereof,
to n point 'JO feet south of the north lino of
Tenth street.
Another branch line of said sewer system
shall commence in the center of tho alley be
tween Second nnd Third streets, ut a point 10
feet west of the east Hue of Lincoln street, nnd
run thence along the center of said nlley to a
point -'00 feet east of the east ine of Court
street, connecting with the branch of said Sewer
system running up Union street hereinbefore
tlescrlbsd, fiom theeastaiid west, by convenient
curve of about n twenty-foot radius.
Also a branch rA said sewer system commenc
ing in the center of tho alley between Second
nnd Thltd streets, on the east line of Washing
ton street, nnd running thence easterly along
the center of said nlley, to n point where the
center of said alley intersects with thopicseut
sewer of Max Vrgt .v. Co., where it crosses said
nlley. Thence northerly and easterly nlong the
Hue of sa'd sewer as it lb now located, to tho
point where said sewer intersects the main line
of the sewer hereiubefoto described, ut 11 point
where the main line of said se'er crosses Fed
eral street, between Second and Thltd.
Also, n branch line of said sewer system, com
mencing at a point in tho center of said alley be
tween Second nnd Third streets, 10J feet e.ist of
l'edernl street, nnd running thence nlong the
center of said nlley to the west line of Laughlln
htrect; nud thence conn ctlug with tho 1 augh
lin street sewer by a loft curve of abuut a 'JU-foot
radius, in said Laughlln street.
Alsoubrnnch line of sn 5d ewer system, com
mencing ut n point o-: the east line of Monroe
street, 'JO feet north of the south lino of Third
street, running thence westerly, parallel to the
south lice of Third street, nnd 'JJ feet from snld
south line to n point 10 feet west of the east lino
of Madison street; thence curving to tho light
with n curve of nbout 11 20-foot radius, to n point
In said Madison sMect 'JO feet from tho north
lino of Third street nnd iu feet from tho west
line of ft'!d Madison direct; thence northerly
along said Mndlson struct 011 n lino parallel with
the west line of said street, ton point i!0 feet
from the west lino of said street, nnd JO feet
south of tho center line of the alley between Sec
ond and Third streets; thence delk-ollng to the
left by u curve of about a 'JO-foot radius, ton
point where the west line of Madison street in
tersects the center line of said alloy between
hecoiidand Thiid streets; thence iu a westerly
direction along tho center Hue of sa d alloy to u
jnint-.O feet west of the .nat lino of fjiughllu
street; thence dellecting to the right bynuirvo
of nbout nJO-foot radius, to connect with the
branch of said sewer system running up Luugh
llu street, In said Lnughlin street.
Also a branch line of said sewer system, com
mencing at a point iu the center of tho ullev be
tw een Second and Third streets, 'J00 feet 01st of.
tnc cui'. line of Monroe street, running lhence
In a westerly dlretlou nlong the center of said
allov ton point 10 feet west of the east line of
Monroo street, thence dellecting to tho right by
u curve of about a twenty-foot radius, to a point
opposite the north Hi o of the nlley between said
b-.coud nnd Third streets, nud 'JO feet east of the
west line 01 Monroe street; thence lu 11 north
erly direction parallel with the west lino ol
Monroe street, and 'JO feet therefrom, to within
'JO feet of the main lino of said sewer system
hereinbefore described: thence curving to tho
left with it radius of about M feet, to connect
with said main lino.
Also n brunch line of said sewer system, com
mencing on the west linn of Jellerson street. 'JO
feet north of the south Hue of Fourth sticet,
thence running westerly parallel with the said
north line of kourth street, to u point 'JO feet
west of the enst line of Lnughlin street; theiice
by u curve to the right 01 about twenty feet
radius, to n point 20 feet east of the west line of
Lnughlin street anil 20 feet south of the north
'Ineof Fourth street: thence nurtherlv, parallel
with the weit Hue of lnughlin street, to con
nect with the main lino of bald soer system
hereinbefore described, bv a curve to the left of
about twenty leet radius, whore said main Hue
of said sewer system crosses Lniiglilln street ut
me aiay oetwt.cu second and jiain btrteU.
Alio a branch Sine of said sewer system, com
nienclng nt it point l:xi feet south of the north
line 01 ruin street nun jo leet cut el tho west
line of Liberty street: thence hIoiib sold I.llu.rtv
street parallel with said west line of said street,
in u uoilherly direction, to connect with the
brunch of sewer system liirciubcfoio described,
runulug lu the ulley between Uccoud nnd Third
streets, by u convenient curve to the right, whete
tnld ulley sower crosses Liberty street.
Mso n branch lino of said sewer Kvatntn. mm.
inencliigiu the center of tlieallcvl.ctui-i.n -I i,ii
mid Fourth streets, 230 feet west of Liberty nt.,
u.iu luiiiiiuj, niuMK uiu ui'lliur 01 Hiuu UllOV 10 U
point '.'Mi feet east of said Liberty street, and con
necting with the brunch of said sower system l'i
Liberty street, Jrom tho cant and west, by con
violent curves of nbout a 'JO foot radius, nt ihn
point whero tnld ulley crosies Liberty street.
Also a branch line of said newer system, com
mencing In the center of tboullov lii-twii.,, Tliir.i
and Fourth streets, 230 feet cant of Court street,
and thence running nlong the center of said al
ley in u westerly uirecuon, 10 it point 20 feet
west of tho east fine of Union street: then I. v
a curve to the right of about a 20-foot radius to
connect with the Union street branch of tall
sower system.
Also a brnuch of tald sewer system, commenc
ing In the center of the ullev between Third mid
Fourth streets, at a ixiliit aa feet rast of the cost
line of Washington street, and miming thence
along the center of said ulley to a point 200 feet
east of Jefferson street, nnd connecting with tho
branch of said sewer system running along
Uughlln street, by convenient curves of about
JO-leet radius ut a point where said alley crosses
said Laughlln street.
Also n branch line of said sower system, com
mencing ut u point 20 feet north of the south
line of Fourth street and M feet east of the east
Hue of Washington street: running thence lu
an easwrly directtou parallel with said south
Hue of Fourth street, to connect by a conveni
ent curve to the left, of about a 'JU-foot radius,
with the Uucblln-street branch of said stwer
system, at tl crossing of Fourth and Uugutiu
streets.
Also a branch Una of .said acwtr system, com-
menring In tho center of the nlley for Sixth st.)
south of block II, at a point where the west lino
of Washington street crimes said alley, the no
westerly along the renter of said alley to n point
as feet west of the east lino of Court Mrect,!
thonco by a convenient curve to tho right . "i
about 'JO feet radius to n point 20 feet enst of the
west lino of Court street: thence Inn norllicrlj
(lltccllou pnrallelwlth the west line of Court
street to the south Hue of Fourth sttcet, thence
bv n curve to tho left, of about n 'JO-foot radius
ton point on tho wist llneof Court street, it) feet
north of the south line of 1 mirth street, thence
westerly along Fourth street, parallel with tin
south llneof said Fourth street, to n point JO
feet west of the cast Hue of Union street; thence
connecting by u convenient curve to the rUhl,
ofHboiitu 20-1 on t MdliiH. with the branch line
of said sewer system running along Union st.
Alo n brunch Hue of said sewer system, rom
menciug nt a point nppntlto the center of the ul
lev between Fourth and 1 lfth streets, LM feet
east of the west lino of Washington street, and
running thence In u westerly direction along
the renter of snld nlley to n olnCW feet west of
the e.ist line of Coutt street: thence by n conve
nient curve to the right of nbout n 20-loot radius
to connect with the branch of snld sewer system
running along Court street.
Alo a brunch lino of said sewer system, coin
nu'iiclngntn point 20 feet north of the south
line of Hfth street, nnd 120 feet west of the west
line of Court street, tunning thence In mi east
erly direction to tho west llneof Court street:
thence bvn curve to the left, cl nbout a 20-foot
radius, to intersect with the branch of said
sewer svstcm running on Court street at tho
croslng"of said Filth and Court streets,
Aln a branch line of snld sewer system, com
meuclng at tho center of the alley ln'twi-eii
Fourth and Fifth streets, at a point 2i feet east
of the east line of Liberty street,, running thence
in a westerly direction nlong the lino of the ren
ter of said nlley, to u point '.0 feet west of the
east llneof Liberty street- thence by a curve to
the right of about n 20 foot radius, to connect
with the Liberty-street branch of the said sewer
system.
Also u branch llneof snlil sewer system, com
mencing nt the renter of the ullev north of
Mil In street nnd W) feet weU of Washington St.:
thence running along the renter of said alley to
n point :1I0 feet west o.' Union street: theuco
connecting with the niaiii sewer system near
the bank of Mill creek, by a cuive to the right of
about a 23-foot rcdius.
Alsoubrnnch line of snld sewer system. com
mencing nt n ixiliit iu Fourth street, 2VJ feet
west of the west Hue ol Liberty street, nud 20
feet north of the south 1 lie of Fourth stn et,
running thenco in an easterly ditectlon alot:g
Fourth street, pirillclwtth the south lino of
said street to the west line of Liberty stiect;
thence b n convenient curve to the left of about
20-feet radius, to oouneet with the branch o!
said sewer system running up and down Lib
erty street, nt'the crossing of said Fourth nud
Liberty streets.
This notice Is- publlshcd by order of snld City
Council, made on August fitn, l-'.i'.i.
NUD II. GATir-i.
nug3 Itecorder of Dulles City.
Wluit It Menus.
How About Your Title?
A UK YOU SUNK It la nil right? Itcmcmber it 1b ile
IA IHC01U lht tsovernu. It la our business to
ecnrcli tho rccordB nntl oliow what thev contain in
rclntlun to In ml title". If you content pinto buying nmi
or lonnini? money on renl estnto fccnrlty, tnkn no man'
word, but Insist upon knowinu what tho record nhowg
ri'Lrirdlu; tbo title. An Abstract 19 hh esseniiul nnn
deed. IiinlBt on hnvliiu It. Wo hnvo tho onl not 0
Abstrnct Hooka In t he County. All work promptly ex.
tcttti'd nnd fiatif-fuutlon gmirHntecd. II you htive prop.
crtv to uiHiire, iivo nn n t-iiu. v nr hiuihh ior loiiro'
tliti bent (lie iiiflurnnno eomrumies In tho world. I f yo j
lutve property for sale, list it with us nnd we'll find
buyer.
J, M. Huntington &Co.
Phono 81.
2cl St., opposite A. M. Wllllnms & Co.
Few people realize what the develop
ment of n pood mine means to tho
Burroundiiig country, especially the de
velopment of a $1,000,000 mine, biieh its
the Silver King on Trout (Jreek. It
means substantial additions to tiie tux
roll, additional employment for hundreds
of men, increased demand for nil agri
cultural products, lumber, timber, etc.
The Silver King is in nn agricultural
section nnd every farm will bo increased
in value. It is in a large mineral belt
nnd other mines will be opened there.
This is not nil. Crook county is rich in
minerals and precious metnls, nnd pros
pecting will, lie greatly Htituulatcd. The
Mayflower mine nt the bead of Oclioco
creek is also on tho eve of uctive devel
opment und will do for that part of the
country what tho Silver King does for
the Trout creek. With rich mines, good
arming land, the host stock ranges and
abundance of pine timber, this country
h sure to come to the front. Prineville
Journal.
IS IT IIIQIIT
For un Kit I tor to Jtocoimiioml rutont
.'MtMllCIIII'S'.'
From Sylvan Vulley News, lirevrud,
N. C.
It may be n question whether the
editor of a newspaper has the right to
publiely recommend any of tho various
proprietary medicines which flood the
market, yet ns n uroventive of suffering
we feel it n duty to say a good word for
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera nnd Diar
rhoea Kerned ). Wo have known and
used this medicino lu our familv lor
twenty years and hayo nlwnys found it
reliable. In'tr.nny cases n dose of tide
remedy would save hours of sufferine:
while a physician is nwnited. We do
not believe in depending implicitly on
nny medicine for n cure, but we do
believe tnat if u bottle of Chamberlain's
Diarrhoea Ilemedy was kept on hand
and administered ut the inception of an
uttnek, much sutTering might be avoided
nnd in very many cases tho presence of
a physician would not be rtquired. At
least this has been our experience
during the past twenty years. For sale
by Blakeley A Houghton, Druggists.
Your I'uom
Shows the state of your feelings nnd the
alnto of jour health ns well. Impure
b!ood makes itself apparent in u pale
and Ballow complexion, J'imples and
Skin Eruptions. If you are feeling
weak and worn put and do not have a
healthy nppearanco you should try
Acker's Wood Elixir. It cures nil hlnrJi
diseases where cheap Sarsuparillas nnd
bo called purifiers fail j knowing this we
soil every bottle on a positive guarantee.
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists.
Mokt Tea positively cureiTsick head
ache, Indigestion and constipation. A
uengnuui neru urink. Kemcves all
eruptions of the ekln, producing a per
fect complexion, or money refunded.
26 cts. and 60cte. Blakeley & Iloughtou'
druggists, '
Caiti lu four Chuck.
Allcountv warrants registered nrlor
to October 1,1805, will be paid I at 'my
office. Interest ceases after July o
l8W O. L. Phillips,
flountyTretsnrer.
Clarke k Falk hayo received a carload
of the celebrated Jatnea E. ptton
strictly pure liquid paiote,
Best Work at
Least Possible Cost
Gnat antral to give satisfaction. "Wo nrc lioro to stny ; therefore every
effort will he miirte to establish n business. Jt will pity you to examine out
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wont unit consult tun in ills.
CONSIDER OUE PRICES:
Hest Crown and Bridge work (22k. gold), per tooth
Host set Iceth, guaranteed
Best Gold Filling
Best silver or alloy filling
Teeth extrncti-d without pain
.. 4 50
.5.50
$1.00 np
50c tip
Booms 11 12 i:;,
Chapman Block, Second St.
Portland Cental Parlors
Dr. Sanford Murray, D. D. S. Manager.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
T .1 .
i.iia-n i ii : ii in cameras ut fj ira-
proved Magazine cyclones ut DynnellV I
drug store. j j-
Fresli (trucked Nebrahka corn at the i jf
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. moh2a-tf !
Drink Warren's Pure Ginger Brandy,
For sale at nil first-class burs. C. J.
Stnbling, agent, The Dalies. AI Yl-'Mw
Try
tonic.
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Horsesnoers
Wagon and Carriage Work.
Fish Brothers' Wagon.
Plioetlii
Vnrli'i Ttmtiifi Ttttturu ilia lwn,i
For side at all lirst-clasa bare.
Stubling, agent, The Dalles, i '
M17.:imiE'
Try Verba Bueim Bitters, tho bestifi'
tonic. For sale at nil first-class bars. 5'
U J. btubling, ngent, The Dalles. ' g.
MiMim; Third aul Jeffcrnu.
and invigorate tiie entire svHlem. never I
gripe or nauseate Dewitt's Little Karly I
Klsere. llutler Drug Co,
One Minute Cough Cure ouicklv cures
obstinate summer eoulis nml mliln
"I consider it a most wonderful medi
cine, quick and safe." W. W. Morton,
.unynew, Wis. Butler Drug Co.
Nutlcti tu South HIili-iH,
Members of the South Side I Jose Co.,
ure requested to meet nt their hoee house
tomorrow "'Sunday; morning at lOo'cloek
without fall. By order of president.
S. Boiro.v.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia
because its ingredients are such' that it
can't help doing so. "The public can
rely upon it as n master remedy for nil
disorders arising from imporfeet diges
Hon." James M. Thomne, M. D., in
American Journal of Health, N. Y.
Acker's English Bemedy will stop a
uuugu ui any lime, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or inn..
refunded. 25 cts. nnd 50 cte. Blnkeloy
vv ijuuiiiuu, uruggists,
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