Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
Cleanses the 5ystem
HWeoNST'ON
j i
rtnrnMiiuiiu.
Buy THE GENUINE - MAHT'O BY
(AllSvRN!ATGPSYRVP(g
res sui ev an civjgwti met j. rw scrnt
PEOPLE TOD ALL KNOW.
Hubbard T.iylor is in from Wasco.
J. W. Nolin, of Dufur, is in the city.
E. J. Sliddleswart is a business visitor
in the city.
0. B. Hartley came up from Hoed
River last night.
Jiliss Edith Pcott arrived in the city
yesterday fruui Arlington.
II. V. Gates was in town last night on
h:B way to his home at Ilillsljoro.
Wm. Winters and .1. W. Chapman are
registered at the Umatilla from Spokane.
Henry Stemnen came over from his
place near Centerville on a business trip
yesterday.
Miss Melissa Hill went to Portland on
yesterday's afternoon train, and will
Bpend Sntiday there.
W. B. Cowne and wife, who have been
vi-itinir in Portland, came up last night
on their way to their home in Caleb.
Mrs. C. G. Stacy, who has been visit
ing at her old home in Enterprise, Wash.,
nnd at J.a Grande hue returned to her
home in this city.
Ed Moree, who has been employed as
drucgiet for the Butler Drue Co., left
last night for Burns, where he will re
main for a lime at least.
Elder C. P. Bailey and daughter.
2Hiss Cassie, returned yesterday from
Condon, where the Elder lias been hold
ing a series of meetings.
OUR CHURCHES
Christian Science meeting in small
K. of P. hall every Sunday morning at
11 o'clock.
Rev. Brenner, of Oregon City, will
preach at the Lutheran church tomor
row evening at 7 :U0.
Calvary Baptist church Rev. W. B.
Clifton, pastor. Recular services at 11
a. in. and 7:30 p. in. Young people's
meeting at 6:150 p. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. ni. I
St. Paul's church Rev. Jos. DeForest, !
pastor. Holy commuulon at 'J a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a. in.
Evening prayer and sermon at 7 ;30 p.
m. Sunday school a' 12:15, noon.
Christian church Ninth and Court
streets, Rev. G. Rushing, pastor.
Preachinc morning and evening, at 11
h. m. and 7:30 p. id. Sunday school at 10.
Christian Endeavor at G:45 p. in.
Horning theme, "The Syro Phenician
Woman." Evening theme, "The Judg
ment to Come."
Congregational church corner Flftlj
and Court streets. Hev. Poling, pastor.
Morning service at 11; Sunday echuol at
12:15; Junior Endeavor, 4 p. m.;
Christian Endeavor, 0:30. Evening
service 7:30. Morninu subject, "Stable
Rock and Shifting Sand" (a character
Htndy). Eveniiik', "The King and the
Kingdom" (a talk to young people).
' Services at the Methodist lEpiscopal
church tomorrow at ill a. in. nnd 7:30 'p.
ni. Ulysses F. Hawk, 'the pastor, will
oecupy the pulpit, Reception of mem
bers at the morning tervicj. Subject of
discourse, "What I Man?" In
"ie
vtvu.uk, toe uiiru ui uin eeriex ui ser- ;
mons on "The Idntl Home," entitled i
i .i... .!.!. i .i .i :
"The Rocking Clmlr l.y the Fireside."
luGrippe, with its alter effects, annu
ally destroys thousands of people. It
niuy be quickly cured by One Minute
Cough Cure, the only remedy that
produces immediate remits in coughs,
eohle, croup, bronchitis, pneumonia und
throat and .lung troubles. J: will pre
vents consumption.
su v-i r r i- f i . i 1 1 a i i t
1 1
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Feed rye for sale at the Wasco Ware
house. t(
Aeh your grocer for Clarke & Falk's
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Ute Clarke & Falk'e quinine halrjtonic
to keep dandruff from the head.
I You will not have boils if you take
( Clarke & Falk's eure cure for boils.
Clarke & Falk's flavoring extracts are
the best. Ask your grocer for them.
Floral iotiou will cure wind chapping
aim sunuurn. Manufactured uv uiarKo
& Falk.
Paint your house with paints that nro
fully guaranteed to Inst. Clarke & Falk
have them.
"I wouldn't be without DeWitt's
j Witch Huzei Salve for any considera
tion," writes Thos. B. Rhodes, Center
field, 0. Infallible for piles, cuts, burns
and skin diseases. Beware of counter
I feits.
Dr. W. Wison, Italy Hill, N. Y., says
"I heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. It gave m wife immediate
relief in suffocating asthma." Pleasant
to take. Never fails to quickly cure all
coughs, colds, throat and lung troubles.
Notice tn chnol Teacher.
Recognizing the fact that a thorough
i knowledge of vocal music will in the
i near future become one of the require'
i ments of every successful school teacher,
X have decided to open a special course
for teachers in the rudiments of mus.c,
vocal culture, theory and sight singing,
fitting one for a practical knowledge in
the different branches of vocal music.
All teachers desiring to enter this course
should consult or write me before Dec.
1st. Teachers from the country may
attend without any loss of time as the
lessons will be given on Saturday of
each week.
Full particulars and terms on ap
plication. A. . X.UXDELI., B.M
Jfovl7-3tdAw
The Dalles.
Stray
Notice.
Came to my
place about
Bis weeks
ago, a cray stallion
colt, about three
years old ; brand similar to an inverted
V with a cap over it. Owner can have
the animal by proving property nnd
paying all charges.
The Dalles, Nov. S, 1S99.
A. F. Carlson-.
Ranch in Company Hollow, eight miles
southeast of The Dalles. novS-lm
J. D. Bridges, Editor "Democrat,"
Lancaster, N. H., savs, "One Minute
Cough Cure is the best remedy for croup
I ever used." Immediately relieves and
cures coughs, colds, croup, asthmH,
prt'umonin, bronchitis, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. It prevents
consumption.
Fur Sain.
A good farm in Klickitat county
w ash., live miles Irom Uolumuus, con
eisting of 210 acres. Price $1000. Apply
to H. E. Curtiss at A. S. Bennett's
office. iil3-a&wlm
Do you need a new pair of blankets this
winter? No time like the -present to
buy them and inducements such as
A. M. WilliamB are offering, should
quickly decide whore you are to buy
them.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
a positive guarantee. Curesjlieart-burn,
raisim; of the food, distress after eating,
or any iorm of dyspepsia. One little
tablet gives immediate relief. 25 cts.
and 50 cts. Blukeley 6c Houghton, drug
gists. 8to) Thief!
Stop doine business. This ie the way
yon (eel alter huyintr Borne ten cent
cigars. Try our Mascot ten cent smoke
and find out where your real friends are
Ben Ullrich.
Dr. II. H. Haden, Summit, Ala., says,
'I think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is u
splendid medicine. I prescribe it, end
my confidence in it grows with continued
use." It digestB what you eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indigestion.
.The Hlijiply Limited.
Sunrise on Mt. Hood from Lost Like.
Placj your orders now for Christmas or
you may got left. Gilford. ul7-lm
Turkey Hlmoi,
There will he a turkey and pigeon
shunt on the beach Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov. 29th and 30th, conducted
by A. Y. 'Marsh and Isaac Jolea. til-daw
Dyspepsia can he cured by using
Ackerfe Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
Tablet will give immediate relief or
i money refunded. Sold in handsome tin
boxes at 125 cts. Blakelev A Homihtnn
nnitrtloi
m
Cah lu Your CbaoM.
All coonrv warrants registered prior
to Jan. 21, I860, will be paid at my
office, Interest ceases after Nov. 13th,
16W. O. L. Phillips,
Conntv TreAHiirer.
.Good Jtacine einicle bumy nd liar
neis for tale t a -bargitin, (Cull on
Hawortli, the printer, over Uallea Com
mieelon Co, oct25-d4w-2w
SCIENCE AMD INDUSTRY.
The art of starchinp linen was
brought into England in 1553 by u Flem
ish woman.
The lightest tubing ever made Is of
nickel aluminium. Three thousand feet
of this tubing weighs only one pound.
Chili is going to fit up n vessel with
the products of the country, to be taken
j to the principal ports on the Pacific for
' exhibition.
The English walnut is said to be the
most proti table uf nil nut-bearing trees.
When In full bearing they will yield
about 3110 pounds of nuts to the tree.
The nuts sell on an average at about
four pfiice per pound. If only 27 trees
are pUniod on tin acre the income
would be nhout 135 per acre.
The manufacture of carbons for elec
tric light is very interesting. The
plastic mass is driven out through ti
small aperture with the aid of n hy
draulic press. They are then baked in
furnaces and arc automatically electro
plated with copper. The plating oper
ation is particularly interesting.
At the Paris exposition special effort
will be made to make a striking exhibi
tion of Indian corn nnd its food prod
ucts. It is intended to establish in con
nection with the American rgrieultural
exhibits a "corn kitchen." in order that
the visitors may be furnished with nil
kiiuh; of maize foods. It is hoped that
this will increase the market for Amer
ican corn.
According to the Papier Zeitung,
where it is desired to avoid black specks
in paper mailt? In the smoke-laden nt-
ni0BI,,cre of a munufnetiii-ir.tr district
the only effective remedy is the Ultra
tion of the air through a woven fabric
of fine texture. At ScheHng's works in
Berlin, where photographic sensitized
pnper and plates are made, a circula
tion of air is maintained by drawing
in air through cloth filters and expell
ing the same through powerful venti
lators in the roof.
PROGRESS IN METALLURGY.
Great Achlevi-monta In the Worka
of Great Ilrltnln Mniiy New
MctiilR.
Of the achievements in metallurgy
which have either been actually effect
ed or are in immediate prospect, Prof.
Sir W. Roberts-Austen recently gave
the following collective statement in
his presidential address to the Iron and
Steel institute of Great Britain. There
are, he said, blast furnaces which will
produce 090 tons of pig iron in 24 hours.
with a consumption of little over 15.4
hundredweight of coke per ton of iron,
and the gases from blast furnaces are
used not only as sources of bent, but
directly in gas engines. There are I!es
reiacr converters which can hold .()
tons of metal, and opeil hearth fur
r.nces which will also take 50 tons, while
lt)i-ton furnaces arc projected. The
open hearth furnaces are fed with one
ton of material in n minute, by the aid
of a large spoon worked by an electro
motor. There are gigantic "mixers"
callable of holding 200 tons of j:ig iron,
in which, moreover, a certain amount of
prfJiir.ir.nry purification is effected.
Steel plates nre rolled of over 300 feet
in area and two inches thick, and there
are girder-, which justify the belief of
Sir Benjamin Baker, thnt a bridge con
necting England and France could be
built over the channel in lialf-mili-spans.
There are ship-plates which,
buckle up during a collision, but re
main water-tight. There nre steel armor-piercing
shot which will penetrate
a thickness of steel equivalent to oer
37 inches of wrought iron. Tiie points
of the shot remain intnet, although the
striking velocities nre nearly 2,MiO feet
a .'.econd. Tliere are wires which will
sustain a load of 170 tons per square
inch without fracture. Ifadfleld, whose
labors lie hoped to see continued far
i-.to the twentieth century, has given us
manganese steel that will not soften
by annealing; while Guillaume has
studied the properties of certain nickel
steels thnt will not expand by heat,
and others that contract when heated
and expand when cooled. Nickel, cro
mium. titanium and tungsten are free
ly used alloyed with iron, nnd the use
of vanadium, uranium, molybdenum,
and even glucinium, is (suggested.
Huge ingots nre placed In Ranking pits
and forged direct by 130-ton hnmmers,
or pressed into slinpe liy M.OOO-ton
pressers, nnd there are steel castings
for parts of ships that weigh over .'15
tons. Cassier'6 Magazine.
Ono dozen of Gi (Ford's photos will
make you twelve, fine presenfs. What
would lie appreciated
more tor the
novl7-lm
holitlsye?
Now is the
s ttie tlmo to Ut (or A;nas
photos
Cloudy weather preferred for
riittina. Kof ays Uiirunl.-"
novly lin
llritl)l Jtuoni lu 11 "lit. .
A very cony room in private house.
centrally located, may bn rented by ap
plying at this rillice. ib-lw
Ak your '
Oruggit
for agenerona
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
CATARRH
fly's Grin Wi
contain! no cucains,
mercury nor any ether
injurtouBaray.
JllsquicuiyAtMorowL
(Jives Jteilcfatonce,
It oiina and cleauM
tho Natal rnungv.
A IImvm Inrtatnmatlnn.
COtD'iHEA
i tfeiabraue. I(eator t
mell. Full MM MCI Tl
Ileal and Protect tl' )fiabraue. I(eator the
BenM ofTaite and hmell. FuU Mm Mc. YrUI
0
Admiral George Dewey
Will rccclvo the most royal welcomo on Oct
next, that waa ovor accorded to an American
citizen.
You will find a complete blofrraphy of this gTit
hero, Including his brilliant victory ovor tho 3paU'
Uh fleet in tlio groat, authoritative and up
date work of reference, tho
M Werner Edition of the
Encyclopedia
Britannica
This h tho only cucvclopcedln ou the taarkot that
mentions Admlrol Dewey. It clvca tho data oi lib
tlrth; hovr ho spent hln boyhood days; tho part hu
took In tho Civil War; how after tho War ho was
tmploycd on tho European rtatlon; in tho Naval
Academy; lib rlto to the ran!: of Commander and
(resident of the Hoard of lnspection and Survey;
his command of tho Asiatic Sipiadron; how on
April 2.th ho loft Hons Kong, with Ills squadron,
round nnd destroyed tho Sj-aistsli Fleet, at Manila,
on May 1st; his appointment as Acting Hear Ad
Qlral, the honors ho received from Congress, and
how on March 2nd, 1S09, ho was created full Ad
miral. It speaks of him as a strict dUclpUnarlan,
l-.n all-around athlete, a daring horseman and
huntrmnn'and socially a good club man and a
Ccncral favorite. It tolls of his marrlago to M.mj
Susy Goodwin, a daughter of tho "fighting gov
ernor" of Nov? Ilampshlre, who died in 1S72, leav
ing a son, Georgo Goodwill Itowcy.
Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
Capt. Clark of the Oregon
and fcotes of ether noted personages no: crcn
mentioned in any other Kncycloiiadla receive the
same attention in this edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica
It speaks of General Wood as Govcrnorof Santi
ago of General Henry as Governor-General o.
Porto Klco; of Asuinaldo's declaration of Wai
against the U. E.
YOD NEED THIS COMPLETE SUMMARY
of human knowledge and progress, wherein infor
uiatlou I.-i more cosily found and ucqulred than in
nay other book or encyclop&dla lu tho world
JN YOUR home:.
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I. C. NICKELSEN,
CLEANSING CATARRH
lliJALlIJSU
L'OU
Ely's Cream Balm
Kaay and pleasant to
us : Cuntniuu no lu
Jurlmio dry 2.
It U quickly nbenrbcil,
Glve-j Iteliof ut once.
It Opens and Clcnne3
mo mum j'as-ii"ea,
Allvs Jrinammatluii.
COLD 'N HEAD
Ueal3 and I'rntccM tho -Membrane. Itcetorea the
fieneo of Tmto and Hmell. Largo Hze, 80 cents at
UriiKjiIetrt or livjpuill; Trial Rlzo, 1 cent by mall.
ELY UKOl'lliua, ca Warrcu atreet, New York.
B 8 HUNTINGTON
H 8 tVI.SO.N
UNTINOTOi; i WILSON,
ATIOKNKYB AT LAW.
Till: DAl.l.Ka, OKKUJ.s
OHlceoVr l'Irst Kat. lluiu
-Executor's Notice.
Notice l hereby kIvcii thnt tlio unilerslBiicd
bun rx;c-ii Hppoliitcd by order of the county court
of th mute nf ort-eoii for Wiuco county, und by
the will of ilury lillln, deceased, executor of the
lust will nnd teHturnent of slri Mnry 1U!In, do
ceuteil. All person. IiuvIiik clulins nilnst mid
estiitouro hereby notified to present them with
the proper voiiuhuri to mo at the otllcc of Hunt.
inton it Wllbon, 'lba Dulles. Oreiton, wlthltislx
moiithR from the ditto of tills nitlce.
Dutcd Octoler JOth, iwcj.
JOIIK JI. MARDKN,
Onttt'H Kxcciitor
Executor's Notice.
All pemoiiB having claims iiKHlnut tho cMuto
of KHznbeth Ann Cutui, deccHwed, tiro hereby
notified to present the aaniu, properly verilled,
" ...ivw t iju iiiiiivrntHiii:ij, inn tuny m,
pointed cxeeutorof mild cututc, ut Dulles City
oreKpn, jvlthlunlx monthH from thodutoof tlio
piibllcutloii of tblH notice.
Dated the 12th duy of October, 1K09.
OctlMI llxecutor.
NOTICE FOtt PUBLICATION,
U. 8. Land Orfice, at Tub Dau.rh, Oiie.,1
.,.,, , OCTOIIKIl S, Ik'M.
otlco la hereby nlveii that tho (ollowinK
named nettler lino filed notice of lilx Inttiilion to
make final proof In aupjjort of lil claim, und
thutaild, proof will bo made before the Heitbiter
and Itccelvcr at Tho Dal let., Oregon, on Sutur
day, November 11, im, viz i
Matkla Tlilol, or Mualer, Oregon.
Homeatead Entry No. 8'J7.'t, for tho BWli NV!4.
'.' north, raugo VI eaat, VV. ii. 1
lie numo thofollowliiK wltnemen to prove IiIh
continuoui realdciice ucaii and cultivation of
oald laud, vlx;
Ohia. M Her. of Moilcr. Oretron: Dan'Thnm..
Herman BUjueman and Ernest Krledrlcbs, of
The Dalle, Mreguu. v
JAY P. LUi.'AB,
oct7ll lUKlutcr
Trilby
For wood, chips, knots,
shavings, corn cobs,
hay or peat.
Constructlon-Tlils Is nn nlr
tlulit ht-alur of thu oviil Miit't Meol
tVH". It lum CAST IKON U.NI.MiH,
liiiikiiig It (luriililo; itlw lint Iron
fevri diHir, cunt tup mid bottom mid
oniniiu'iiiiil Hiving top, with grlddlu
cover underneath.
Nlckellnp It Iiiih nlckuh-d urn,
mini) piiite mimI ((Kit mils. Wo Imvc n
complete tock of tnom on build.
Cull unit Keo our Mock beforo bujliiK
vlnuwhuru.
The
Busy
Store.
Huc'j day our business shows
tho people are (indmir out wc
are pushing to the. front with
better goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, and
last, but not least, buyers who
know their business and buy
for the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
0
Sateheits
and Farmers
..Eehange..
Keep on druuiiht the celebrated
OOl.L'MHIA llKEIt, nckuowl.
crtfied the belt leer lu Tho Indies,
ut the UHiiiil price. Cumu In, try
It nnd be convinced. Alto the
Kliu-ht briiudu of U'lnea, I.I-iuor
nnd ClKurb.
Saodrjuiehes
of till Kinds ulwayti on bund.
tudi:o
AND
ART NEEDLE ROOMS.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Third Street, hetween Court nnd Wush.
ton Streets, Thu Dalles.
JH- UKIHKNIIOKFKKU
Physician aud Surgeon,
Bpeclal utteatloii given to turgcry.
Boom21uud22, Tcl.3ffi Voitt UIoo
HA' 8TURDEVANT,
Dentist.
OfJlco over Krcnoh & Co.'t, liant
W,ono e' THE DALLEti, OHEOON
M0ORE & GAVIN,
ATTOHNKYB AT LAW.
Kooiai S'J and 40, over U. . Lund Ofllco.
if
I (mil
j maier i Benton g
i ,i
The Dalles, Mai and stoffa
Navigation Co.'
- Regulator Dalles City
Sta
Dally (except Hundiiy) between
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Locks,
Vancouver
and Portlana.
TouchlUK at way poln, on both dues otiv.
Columbia river.
Ttnttt fif f lin n Kit ir.i mt. t ... . .
....... ... ... , v,i,, unvu oven robnllL
mid aro lu excellent Miapu for the wnmn of 1$,
..... ............. , L-iiui-uTor to give Iti
pHtrotin the best oorvico possible.
For Onmrnrt, Koniinuiy Hnil I'lrain..
travel by tho Kteanium oi The lUguUtor
Tlio ftenmem of tbu Itccnliitor Un will tn
I)ulle ut 7 a. m. coinineuclui; Moudny the 4th
Inst.
,X,r?'"Jl'1.?"lcc- r' c Jticsoa.
Oak 8t. Dock. c:urt Htreet
W. C. Allaway,
Genera Awt
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
OK THK '
Southern Pacific Compty,
TruliiH leiive mid nre due to arrive ut l'ortlu
i.kavk.
OVK1U.AND EX-1
preH, hulom, lime-1
liurtr, ARbluud. Hue-1
- im p t J riimiinto, Ogden.Hnn I
AllKulos.tl 1'iisa. I
Now culuuiib und
t Knst
N'.'tU A M "0,uuurB WIT s,i-
ii ui ooaiiur.- inr i
..... . t.uu r, m
Dully
VXI-jpt
HunduyH
Mt.AtiRcl. BliTurtnu.
Dally
except
HuiidJi.
wit ticlo, llrowni..
! rllle.riprlURtl'jld and
ir.airon
17 :so a. m.
(CorvulllH
fHtutloun..
nnd
wa-! fStSOI'.M.
I
INUKl'KNDENdF. I'ASSKNGKR. Kxpresn traia
Dully (except Suniluy).
I;W)ii. in. tl.v Portland . Ar.) B:2Sa.m
7;)p. in. Ai .McMinnvIUe I.v.J 8;Wa,m
S::x)p. in, f Ar..ludciK!iidenct
CC..I.V j
::J0o. m
Dully. (Duny, except bunuur.
DIKING CA KB ON OODKN UODTE.
I'C I.LilAN IlUFKKT BI.KKl'EHS
AND filCCOND-CLASS HLEKl'lNO CABa
Attached to nil Through Train..
ldrtct connection at Kun rrunclsco with Occl
deiitHl and Oriental and 1'uclllc mull uti'ttmilup
, llneti for J AI'AN und CHINA. Balling listen on
I hi plication.
I'.ntcM.ml tickcth to Eastern t!ntfi and En-roiK.-.
Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONOLULU and.
j Al'KTltAl.IA.
All ubovu truliiH arrive ut und dcart froo
! Grand Ceutrul Btutlou. Fifth and lrvinu tro
YAMHILL DIVISION.
i 1'Hi.henKcr Dejiot, foot of Jcllernon trect
U:iw; lot Sherldiui, weet duyii, at lP-
Arrive ut Portland, 'JVM a. m.
Leave for AIIU.IK on Monday, Vcdncdl4
KrDliij- at hill.', u. in. Arrive at Portland, 1"
ilav, Thumduy and Uuturdiu it 3:U.) p. ni.
Kxcept Sunday. "Kxcept Unturduy.
II, Kl KH.1.EK, (i, II. MAHKHAM,
jliiinuer. Asat. 0. 1'. V Pass. At
Throutth Ticket Onice.ini Third street, wtoj
thromth tlcketa to all pnliita lu tho KiuterJ
Htatef, Cauiidn and Kuropc van be obtalwfl
loweiit rates from
J. 11. KIKKLAND, Ticket Agent.
or N. WHEALUON.
2S ...STEAM...
i Wood Saw
Will run every day i'xcoptSunth.v
Pnrou Ui.rtDmitllllo. T
Telephone 201.
W. A. OATES, Prop.
C. S. Smith,
Tin:
Up-to-date Qr-oeer
Fresh Eyg end Crcainory
Butter a epcclalty,
2d Street. 'Phone 270.
FRENCH & CO,
BANKERS.
ntANHACT A .KNEKAL BANKING llUrlNKa
Letters otOredlt issued available in tb
Eastern SUtwa. ...
81,-ht Exchange and 'lWr')'
Trawlers sold on New yrTnS
St. Louis, Sn FwnclHco, For t ndD0yJJ
gon, Sewttle Wsh., nnd vbHoue po
n Oregon and Washington. ,taf
Collections uiHde at ail poi
orabie terms.