4
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
r,EAN5ES the System
EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES Jjrr LKZfnL
Bly THE GENUINE - MAN'F D
(AUI?RNlAlTGfSYRVP(S
f OS SAU EY 41 CrwOWTi FECI 30c Ft SCITlL
rEOI'LE IMMI ALL KNOW.
li. Sigman, o( Dnitir, ia in the city.
Jumes Stewart Is a Monkland visitar
in the city.
F. II. Button is up from Hood River
doing business today.
H. F. U'ooJsnck came in from his
home at Wuiiitc yesterday.
ilr. and Mrs. V. H. Hobson are in
Po.-tluu 1 uttendin.; tiie exposition.
Charles Cl.trke epent yesterday in
the city, returiiiiiK today to Hood liiver.
V. D. Hardin and wife were passen
gers for i'ortUiid lino morning to attend
the exposition.
Joseph H. Elwarde, a brother of Mrs.
X. Wtiealdon, is here Irjui Uent n
county visiting his sister.
Mr. and Mrs. C.J. Van Duyn came
in troin Tyuh yesterday and left for
Portland oil t his afteruuou'e train.
Mrs. Geo. M.tiu, who has spent the
past two montlis with her sister in Spo
Kune, returned home tnis niornini;.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Whealdon returned
nn he -arly inoiunik' tram frr.m Spo-kti-.
Mrs". V. aieo visited in Wuiia
V 11 1.
Frank Bates, who has spent the great
er pa't of the su.nnier with his friend,
II. L Vors-, leit tins ufteriioou ioi
Portland.
A. S. MacAUistfr went to Portland
vesterday to meet Mrs. AUcAlCeter, who
is returning from a visit with relatives
in Minnesota.
H. W. Wells has j ist returned from a
trip through Sherman county, buying
Bheep, ami Ielt this alturuoon left for
the Washington bide on a eiinihr trip.
Mrs. D. P. Ketchtini wuiibjcei.tel
ns a witness in the Seiverscase and left
this uioriiiiiu for Vunjuiuver. She was
aeompanied by Mie3lartha Wheaidun.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Buschke are in
the city from Kufus. They are on their
wedding tour, and Mr. Buschke's many
friends here i re extending congrutu
lutioiiH. . .
Mrs. II. W. French returned Saturday
ni.ii. t in ni a vlnii with her mother in
Portland. Mie was ateiinpunied by
Mi B ieannette WtilutinF, who returned
home this afternoon. '
.lack McGrail arrived in the citv Sat
iiidjy from ttie Grunt uuunty minim:
- . .tt . 11 f
(liHtriut. tie a nan iirmner 01 r.. j.
Gorman and Mrs. T. J. Seufert, and will
spend a few days 'villi them.
Zaehary Taylor, of Antelope, came
down from Spokane yesterday, having
i?one tin to vl-it his son who is ill there
Mr. Taylor t'oes not feel much encour
aged regarding hi condition, he being a
victim of consumption.
Judge Mays returned yesterday from
Spokane, having settled his grand
daughter, Gertrude Mays, at that place,
where she is now receiving treatment.
Mr. Mavs says it is pretty cold at
Spokane" now, thoimh t!:-re is as yet no
mow. Between that plac-i and Colfax,
however, some snow wa encountered.
HDIIN.
In this ritv. Fiiday, Ost. 13th, to Mr.
and Mrs. U. F. Hylt- n. of I.yle, a son.
"It did me more tood ihan anything
I ever uied. My dyspepsia was of
mouths' standing; after eating it was
terrible. Now I am well," writhe S. B.
Kotiner, Hnieinglon, Kan., of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cu-t. It digests what you
eat. . Butler Urui Co.
Et plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
digest what you eat. It cures all forms
of dyspepsia and stomach troubles. E. ' 7'rc H"n,e" "P n,m 01 u,u rocK,
X ! T t ((T, , to quench the thirst of n company of
It. Gamble, Vernon, lex., f aye, "It 1 United StntesBoldiers Chlcairo Times
r, li.,ved me from thi start urn cured me. ' HnnV: maie BOIU,Lr- '"tajfo limes-
lt iu n. nvHiU.ilnir Iriend." Uutlor
Dru Co.
Feed rye for sale at the Wasco Ware
house. tf
MADE THEM DRUNK.
Strange Story of the Origin of Whis
ky Gap, Wyoming.
DrtnktnK Urn Water of IU Spring
Created Trouble Amongil Borne
Soldiers Who Wore in
Camp There.
One of the historic places in the west
1 Whislfv finn. Wvo. The old-time
1 dwellers of mountain nnd plain, the
men who "fought Indians ami Jiunieu
buffalo out west" during the overland
trail days of the curly COs, have
shrugced their shoulders with satisfac
tion at the mention of Whisky Uni) for
nearlv 40 years. This is the place, ac
cording to their belief, where renl "fire
water" pushed up out of the rocks in
a beautiful mountain spring to quench
the thirst of a whole company of Uncle
Sam's trained Indinn fighters. "It was
nothing but pure spring water," they
say. "A veritable fountain of youth."
Whiskv Gat) received its name in 1SG2,
durine- the building of the overlnnd
stage route ironi uenver to aau liUko
City nnd the Pacific coast.
It happened in this wny: The people
of Denver had long been working to se
cure the regulnr overland stage rente,
then connecting the east and west. In
1SG2 "Ben" Holliday, a veteran stage
man, became the proprietor of the great
overland line, nnd he agreed upon n
route running through Denver to the
west. Ke decided to discontinue that
part of the road running up the North
Platte and the Sweetwater rivers, and
across South Pass, V.'yo. The many In
dian difficulties experienced on this
route was the inducement to abandon
it. The new trail led by wny of Jules
burg. Col., to Denver, and on over the
established wngon rend to Fort Lup
ton and north across the Laramie
plains, then due west through Bridge
water Pass, Wye, joining the old trail
leading across the country to the Pn
cific coast. The change was made dur
ing the summer of 1SG2. All the rolling
stock, horses nnd other property of
the company were gathered at the sta
tion just above Devil's Gate, in central
Wyoming. Company A of the Eleventh
Ohio cavalry, with Maj. O'Fnrrell in
command, was the detailed escort at
the time.
During the first day the long train
of conches, wagons, horses and mules
made 11 miles from the station where
the property had been gathered. The
route chosen was directly south from
the Sweetwater river. The camp se
lected was in a gap in the mnuntains,
where there was a fine spring and plen
ty of wood for cooking purposes. Short
ly after going into camp the major dis
covered that quite a number of his sol
diers were intoxicated, nnd he at once
sent for Lieut. W. II. Brown, who was
officer of the' day, and informed him of
the condition of many of the men, and j
gave it ns his opinion that some one
was selling whisky in the camp. The
command was doing escort duty not
only for stage, stock nnd stores, but also
for a number of emigrants who had
availed themselves of the opportunity
for safe conduct over the plains.
Lieut. Urown received orders to
search all wagons, and if he should dis
cover whisky to destroy it. Talcing a
corporal and three or four men, he com
menced the search for the contraband
article, nnd found nt least a barrel of
whisky in nn emigrant wagon. The of
ficer ordered his men to roll the barrel
out of the wagon, knock in the head
nnd empty the contents on the ground.
This was done, but it chanced that the
spot where the whisky was emptied was
just above the spring, and the fiery
liquid went pouring down into the wa
ter supply of the enmp. The soldiers
saw what wns going on and they rushed
forwnrd with cups, canteens, buckets
and camp kettles to save what they
could of the coveted "spirits." Many a
man stopped over he spring and drank
almost without breathing until he was
drunk. A hnlf hour later the intoxi-!
cant was showing its effect pictty gen
erally nround the camp, nnd soon but
few sober men could be found. One sol
dier who hnd suecceeded in getting a
full canteen from the spring paid Ills
respects to Mnj. O Fnrrcll at the head
quarters tent, assuring his command
ing ollieer, witli maudlin mcin nnd
many n "hie," tlint that was the finest
spring he had ever seen nnd the very
best water he had ever tasted,.
Maj. O'Fnrrell was apprehending an
uttuck from the Indians that night, mid
the condition of his men fairly disheart
ened him. He saw at u glance that oven
a small bund of Hiivnges could make
u successful raid on hi camp; conse
quently the sober and less intoxicated
men were kept on the alert that night.
Fortunately no Indians put in nn np
penrance, and by morning the de
bauched men hud slept off their intoxi
cation. Thus the gap in the mountains where
the camp was rnnde received Hie name
of Whisky Gap. For many years it wns
the fnvorite camping place for the more
credulous of thj old freighters and emi
grants of the "trail days," but the little
spring was never u "fountain of youth,"
ns. it hud been in tiie old days, wlu-n
"fire writer" gushed up out of the rocks
BrBiu.
Ue Clarke & Falk's quinine" hair tonic
to keep dandruff from the head.
LOCALS.
Yon will not have boils if you take
Clarke & Falk's sure cure for bails.
Clarke & Fulk's flavoring extracts are
the best. Ask your grocer lor them.
Ash your grocer for Clarke & Fulk's
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Latest tiling in cameraB are Im
proved Magazine uycloues at IDonnelPa
drug store.
Freeh cracked Nebrafeka corn at the .
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mch'25-tf
Cheater II. Brown, Kalamni'.oo, Mich.,
says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured mo
of a severe case of indigestion ; can
atrongly recommend Ittonlldvspeptiee.
Digssts what von eat without aid from
the stomach, and cures dyspepsia. Butler ,
p. n '
uruk ' . .
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure c ireB dyspepsia
because its ingredients are auch that !
can't help doing so. "The public can
rely upon it ns a master remedy tor an
Disorders arising from imperfect diges-
tion." James M. Thomas, M. D., m
American Journal of Health, N. Y.
For the Oregon Industrial Exposition
to be held at Portland, Oregon Sept. "G
to Oct. 2G, the Oregon P.ailrond & Navi
gation Co, will makeu round trip rate of
$b.25, which will nWo include two nd-
mission coupons to the exposition.!
Tickets will be irood going on train No, I I
on Wednesday, Sept. 27th, nud every
Wednesday thereafter, nnd for train No.
" n Thnradav S-nt "Sth and everv
u, on Thursday, h-pt. -stti, anu ierj ,
Tnursday thereafter to and incluiiiiii:
Thursday. Oct. 2Gth. Tickets will be
limited for return passage to expire the !
e i...ril,.MlnTlnff m. W1..liH-(hiv
busine:
"m . . ", , s unt.f i on Mar 1st: his appointment as Acting near aq.
or Thursday on uhich ticket isho l." h'onols received from Coagrc. and
Acker's English Remedv will etopajmlral. It speaks ofhlmoo a Btrlct dlsclpUnarian.
. i " n .i lan all-around athlete, n daring horseman and
cough at any time, and will cure the "J B., dnb man ud a
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
refunded. 25 cts. and 50 cts. Blakeley
& Houghton, druggists.
Co on Work Hurst' rr Sil.
I will be nt SaltmursliD's stockyards
with 15 head oi work horses by the 18".h
of October.
oct!2 lfc? Emu. StnoniK.
Paint your iiouse with paints that are
fully guaranteed to last. Clarke & Falk
have them.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
& Falk.
Clarke & Falk have on sale a full line
uf paint anil artist's brushes.
XVIR3. OLIVIA W. JVIOljGJlIi
STUDIO
AND
ART NEEDLE ROOMS.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Third Street, between Conrt. and Wash
ton Streets, The D.illes.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
U. fi. Laud Office, at The Uam.eh. Oise.,1
Octoiiei: .1, 1SW. I
Notice it hereby given that the following
named suttlur has filed notice of his intention to
inftke Haul proof In support of his claim, and
that h1(1 proof will Im,- made before the Keglhter
nnd ItecclVfr at The Dalies, Oregon, jm butur
day, November 11, Ib'JO, viz:
MuthluH Tlilul, of MoHler. Orgiin.7;
Homestejid Kntry No. 3U73, for the SVJj NWJ4,
N'j BM and siY4 HW'4, acction 0, township
'.' north, rainte i'J e-.nl, V. it.
Ho name- the following wltnecses to prove lili
continuoiiB residence upon and cultivation of
mlit land, viz:
(Jims, Slilur. of .Mosler, Oregon; Ilin TIioiiihk,
Herman Hlonemaii and Krnest yriedrlehs, (if
'I ho Dulles, mgon.
JAY I'. I.UCAB,
octr-li Itevister
NOTICE FOH PUBLICATION.
La.ni Office at The Dali,i, Okf.ookj
KepteinlM:r l'J, IWJ.
Notieu in hfrcbv ulven that the followlni!
iiriined etltcr Inn lllel uotltc of hlh Intention to
make lliial proof in suniiort of IiIh claim, and
thntHuld proof will t.n mndu before the nrlkter
and receiver ni Tiie JMlleii, uregon, on l rmay,
rtovcinuer ;i, ivsj, viz.:
Ilmli.rl 11. JlenUr, of Tlio DatleK, Or.,
Ilomcktend Kntry No. 5Jt, for the K4 NK'
and SS-K NK'4, kectlou Ti, townshl;. 1 nortn,
range I". eaxt.W. il.
Ho names the following wltnexufi to prove
ins coniiiiiiouH resioenio upon, aim ruiiivauon
of Mild laud, viz.'
Hamuul Crelnhton. Jnhli It. Cook. William
Ilawtoii mid Charlik Itauaotii uilof'lhe Uailes
Oregon,
I AY J'. LUCAS.
fccpt2Ml Itegister.
NOTICE FOU PUBLICATION.
Lasu Office at Thf. paij.f.c, oiir.no:; j
Ki'M. 11. law. t
Notice la herein' ctven that tho following
named hettler hao UUd notice of hla lutcntloii
to make limit nroof in Minoort of Ills claim. hiiiI
that h lid pnml will bo inuiju before tlio nlntcr
and rceilver at The Uullea, Oretfou, on iidtunluy,
urtniM r-'t, isuv, viz:
Ali'XHiider Vhiioh, uf Tho Halle. Or.
II. I! No. Sim, for the BJi HKJ and HKJ 8Wi
ry. !, nud NV.4 hec b,Tp. 1 .oilth, it 12 K,
lie namcx the foIlowIiiK wltn(es to prove
liUeontliiuou ri'aideiice upon und cultl vntloti
OI aic i-nu , viz:
i II. Hull, Jumeit Hall, William Wolf ami It
K. Wlckhum; all uf 'Hie Dallon, Oil-son.
M-ptni JAY 1. LUC'Ab, ltetjUter,
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice lit hereby Riven that L. C. Ilcnneitlian
administrator of tho CHtato of Albert Ullery, de-
-Hkwl. Iiuh filed hlH account for final settle-
incut of mid i-stHto and Slonday, the Cth tjuy
of November, 1DW, at 10 o'clock In the lorcnoo i
of eaiu day nan oeeu sot oy noii, noucri uiyn
county JudKCOf Wasco county, Oregon, (or hear
KiK oojetuous m me suuiu
Hted nepttmber &d, im
BtptJ-il
L C. llENMEUlUK,
Adinlnlttrutur,
Admiral George Dewey
wm reM,T0 tho most royal wolc(mio on Oct lit.
ncxt( that wa8 ovor accorded to u Amorican
jjUzen.
You win find ?t0.C
hero, lncKidluijhU brilliant victory over the Span-
ccct lntho great, nuthorltatlvo and up-
;.aateirorkof reference, the
- . t-j'A! .Pit,,
$ (gf TOMr EulllOIl 01 106
Encyclopaedia
Britannica
htteml .eIoonBnBrkrttl-t
menUong Admiml uewcy. It gives tho dato ot hta
m. how lie spent hU boyhood days; the part ho
took in tho Civil War, how after tho War he wm
employed on tho European station; In the Naval
th0 rant of Commulder and
jnt of 0 Boani 0 inspection aud Survey;
his command of the Asintlo Squadron; how on
April 27th ho left Deng Kong with his gquadron,
found and destroyed tho Spanish Fleet, at ; ManUa,
how on iiarcii -;au, ivjj, u wua uiL-mcu
UUUU aU ituu cj
general favorite. It tells or his marriage to Jllsa
Susy Goodwin, a daughter of tho "fighting gov
ernor" of New Hampshire, who died In 1672, leav
ing a ion, George Goodwin Dewey. fi
Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
Capt. Clark of the Oregon
and Bcorcs of other noted personages not e7cn
mentioned In any other Eucyclopadln rccelvo the
same attention In this edition of the
J Encyclopsedia Britannica
It socaka of General Wood as Governor of Santi
ago : of General Henry ns Governor-General of
Porto Blco; of Aguinaldo's declaration of JVar
against the U.S.
YOU SEED THIS COMPLETE SUMMARY
of human knowledge and progress, wherein Infor
mation is more easily found and acquired than In
any other book or encyclopedia in tho world,
IN YOUR HOME.
TOR IALI BT
I. C. NICKELSEN,
SUMMONS.
TN THi: OIltCI'IT COUIIT nv TIIE bl.Vll.
I of Orcipm, for the county of Wacu.
Harriet A. bimoii, I'lulntlll',
v.
William H. If. Mmnu, de'etnlimt.
To William II. 11. .Simon, the ntiovo named
defei-dant:
In the Name or the State ol i ireRon: i on me
liiTliv notified to be and amx-ar in tlic nbove
entltltd court on or before the Nn day of tie
niibllcatlon of this summons, tnwit: on or Ic
hiro hMtiirilii', the IHtd Mayor jwivemoer, ikiii,
then and there to answ.-r the cnmnlalnt of the
nhovo named plaluilll 111-it atuliisiyou In tin
above entitled suit; and If ) on mi fail to nK ti
mid answer said complullit, for want thereol
l-l.illlltll will Hppl to nun curl lor inu reiiei
nniv.d lor In lier enmi.lallit. to-wil: l or a de
cree of the abovoen .ltled cnur t forever dl-milvliiR
anil aiiuulliiiK Hie IimiiIs of inairiuiouy mm
nint heretofore existing between pltliitlll' and
deleinlant, and I'.r an nsolutc decree of divorce
Irom you, tiie hniu neieiiiiuiii.
'I his summon is heiv.il up'iu Mill by nubllea
Hon themif by order of the Hon, W. l llmd
shaw, JutiKuof the iihove entitled r urt, which
order iiejr dati. of the '.'ml day of Oulobur, ln'.U,
aud directs that s.-ld suinnions be servtd upon
thesnlil defendant by publication t''rcnf for nix
council live weeks in The llitllci CllliONICM:, a
wec-Uly nuwspii.er oi nenernl cir'Ulallon, imii
llslnd in Tho Iinllts, Wiiko touiity. Onuou,
said publication lo brain on the 7th (liy (if
October, WW, aud cud on the lith day of
November, lvyi
in i i n ,v .Ml. .n I.I i.i-.,
cot" II Attoriicys for I'laintill.
ONE For; A DOSE.
It'raoTo I'iTt.pl, l'rui-nt
nill.iii iihi, Hurlf; tin niuod.
(;:ire II jaiUcIih h,1 lrDrl.jU.
FiLL
n. iiiuii-rta-ri' i.f tlio lntrcls citcu d7 is uk-hmtv
rlicr,iii, tn trill mull Hmpl ln.i-.ur fa buxfur
bold it drascun. oil. U0SANKO CO. PhiTa. vi
jQlf OKlHUNDOKKKKl:
Physician and Surgeou,
Heelnl attentlun Klvcu to surgery,
(liioms 21 and Tel. u'is Voitt llloc
A. STURDEVANT,
Dentist.
Olilcoover Krencii iC'o.'s Hunk
I'h'ino r- THi: DALI.KJ, OliKdON
IJtBEh. W.WII.I-ON,
ATTOUN KY-AT LAW,
, T1IK UALLKS, OilEUON.
Ofllco ovei First Nat. U'uik.
B S IIUHTINUT0N 8 WILS0W
HUNTINGTON Jt WlIJiON,
AriOKNKYh AT LAW,
... v. . v- . ,THE ALLKo, OKKUJN
tUcOT"i Mrs that HmuK
1
r- -rrM imriiiiii i
OREGON
Industrial Exposition
OPENS IN
PORTLAND, SEPT. 28,
CLOSES
OCTOBER 28, 1899.
Horticultural aufl Affricnlinral
Products of Oregoi'i Wiu-hlnuton and
Idalio in reater variety and pto
fuslon lliun ever before.
BENNETT'S Rcuowucil MILITARY BAND
MISS ALICE RAYMOND
America's (ircutc.it Uidy Cornet Sjliilat.
Tiie I'm quailed
FLORENZ TROUPE
of Acnilmts, illn-ct irom tho Umpire Theuf-r,
toiiilun, tliclr iMMiiiipi'iinuicc in .uuuim.
A Orciit
FILIPINO WAR MUSEUM
THREE GREAT SISTERS MACARTE
(.uaurpiiskcd AcilnU'ts In tlicir IhrllliiiB acta.
AND OTHER GREAT ATTRACTIONS
A Season of Great Hurnrit-ea and
Aetounditm Feats.
Ui-duci-d
Itnti-r on All
I.lnis.
1 raiisiortulloii
AiiiiissitiN .... ar. cvnts
(Jblldrcu under 11 years, 10 cents.
DONT MISS IT!
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
or THE-
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave and are due to arrive nt l'nrtlm
OVKKI.A.NI)
press, haleni, Hose
LurK, Ashland, Kae
ramcnto, Orjden.Suu '.
Knmclseo, Mojave, (
l.os AnKelcs.Klf'iisn.
New Orleans und
7:00 r.M.
J:!.1) A. 51
I East i
.a. hi i m 'Hoseburu and way stu
rt.ju a. si.,tl0I18
I fVIa Woodburs fori
i Mt.AliRuI, Sllverton,
IJw Jt WeHt Hclo, Browns-
Bundilys l'fJI'ff j
iiSO I'. M
Dully
uxcepl
Sunday k
17:30 A. M.
ICorvallls
istatliiUH .
aud wayj
'r.iO v.y
INDEPENDENCE I'AHSENGElt. Express tridti
Dally (except bunday).
1:50 n. m. (Lv l'ortlnnd ...Ar.) B:ia. m
7:: ii, m. At . ..McMlnnvllle. Lv. b;M a, m
8:S0n. m. (Ar..Indeicudmice..l.v.) 4:60 n. xn
Daily, tDaiiy, except hununy. .
DINING CAUH ON OUDEN KOUTK.
PULLMAN 11UKK1IT HLl'EI'Elty
AND HECOND-CLAKH KLKEl'INO CAKf
Attached to all Throunh Trains.
Direct connection iitt-uu rruticlsco with Ocol
dental aud Oriental and I'hoIIIc mall steamshl
Hues for JAPAN aud CHINA. HutlliiK dates uu
u plication.
Hates and tickets to Kiisteru )Kilnts nud Eu
roiH). Also JAPAN, OlUNA, HONOLULU um
Al'HTIlALIA.
All aoovu trains arrive nt and depart Iron
Uraud Central Ktntlnu, I'ilth mid Irvmic street!
YAMHILL DIVIHION.
Pnssencer Denit, liMit of Jutlertou street.
Jxuve for Hherlduu. week "days, ut l;ti i, u
Arrive at Portland, i:'M u. m
U'ave lor AIULIE on Monday, Wednesday mid
Krliiay at h:Ki u. m. Arrlv at Portlisnd, Tues
( iv, Thursday und Batiirdm it li-M p. m.
Except Huuday, Except SatunlHy.
It, Kt-.K'-.l.EIt,
jinnutter.
(i, II. .MAKKIIAM,
Asst. U. V. iV Pass. Airt
Tlirough Ticket Ofllee, 1.1-1 Third street, whert
through tickets to all points In the Eastern
Htates, Canada and Europe can bo obtained nt
lowest rates Irom
J. II. KIHKI.AND, Ticket Agent.
or N. WHEALDON.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby kIvoii that tho uiidnrslKncd,
miniliilstrairlx of the estaloof Dr. W, l' itlne
hart, (Icii-iiPi-i, hai I! left her II mil account as
such In the county e iurt, oi the statu of Oieon,
for Wasco county, and the court has appointed
Monday the ilth day of Nov , 1WJ, at the hour
of 10 o'clock a in., at thu county court room in
Dalles City, Oietrou us the time aud place for
the heiirliiKiind ictttcmunt thereof. All persons
Interested in said estntoi'io hereby required to
iinpeitrntsuld time and nlace and present their
bjectlons, if any they have, to said final no
count or any of tho items thereof.
Dalles City, Or., hept. :io. Im'.i-i,
LMILY HELI i; IIINEIIAHT,
fopno-H i;xe(utit.v.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
.Mature in strotjKthenlng and recon
BtructlDRtho exhausted diKeatlve or
gans. It is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It In efficiency. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea
BlokHeadache.Gastralgla.Oramps.anq
ftllother results of Imperfectdlgestlon.
Prtporad by e. C oWht Co., Cleai
Iiullur Drug Co,, The Dulles, Oregon.
...STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will run every rbiy except Sundav
Kates Kcneonable. '
. Telephone 201.
W. A. CATES, Prop. J
..GHAS. F-WK.
Butcheps
and Farmerfs
..Exchange..
Keeps nn drnltcht tho eelobrntcd
COLUMIIIA JlKEIt, ackiiotvi:
cdKcd the best beer In The imlles,
at the usual price. Come In, try
Itiuid be convinced. Alo ttie
Finest brands ot Wines, bbuor
aud Cleats.
Sandwiches
of all Kinds always on tana.
The
Busy
Store.
Eacb iay our business 6borT5
the people arc finding out wo
arc pushing to the front with
hotter goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, and
Inst, but not least, buyers who
know their business and buy
for the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
Ttie Dalles. FortlaDi ani Astoria
Navigation Co.'
Dully (except Sunday) between
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Looks,
Vancouver
and Portlani
Tiiimhiiitr at ttav imln l'0"1 tldC' " '
Oofiimhla river,
Until (if tliOMni'Mc,,m7HJiClstSoll"
and are In excellent sni.po fur li fgulWi
The llt-KUlHIitr Mm-will ( i lmvori
patrons the best service possum.
For !utnr..rt, Kcniioiny ' u,Ut
l.llltl.
'ho iteat.iers of tiie BwJ"'JJStf i
lies ut 7 u. m. eominenulin.' iwawj
... ivt
Tll(
Dalle
lust.
Portland Ofllee.
Oak tit. Dock,
Court b1"
txr n Allavrayi
v v . v - - ((It
FRENCH & CO,
ritANHAOT A KNI!HALi.ANKINOB0
n II. l-oiw.d ttVailt"""
Eaatorn awwo.
Bight EkcliaugexT ndVort Sbic
.1 Wm IndOtl. .
Colleotloua made at an v"
orabln teruii. -
Ill UrVKUU - " , ..A .ill UU
. ... , nr.. (llnizer
Uinl.ltn. nvenl. ThO DAW'' I
uuwuai f
st.s. liegulator Dalles Cilj