Acts gently xn the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
ClEANSES THE SYSTEM
EFFECTUALLY
DisS
' Unh nrniiAkirikiTiv
PERMANENTLY
BUST THE GENUINE - MAHT'D By
0osyt.-
roasu triivcr.viiiTi. rmci 50c wtecrut.
l-EDl'LE YOU ALL KNOW.
II. D. Butler, of Boyd, is a visitor in
the city.
Clyde Bonney is up from Hood River
on businesss.
J. L.Thompson has returned home
from Bakeoven.
H. G. Stark and J. H. ProtU were in
from Dufur yesterday.
W. J. Harriman, one of Endersby's
leading men, is in town.
F. T. Hurlburt, cashier of the Arling
ton bank, is in town today.
Mrs. E. 0. McCor was a passenger on
last evening's tr.iin for Wasco.
Misses Bertie ami Edna Glenn went
to Portland on the FKer today.
Mrs. J. W. French returned last even
ing from a short visit in Portland.
W. H. Moore came down from Moro
yesterday, spending today in the city.
A. A. Jayne was a homing; passenger
from the metropolis yesterday afternoon.
Chas. HupDner came up last night
from Portland to spend Thankpgiving at
home.
Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Eihelman came in
from Dufur today to spend Thanksgiv
ing in town.
Mi-s Eflie Bolton, who has spent the
past few days in Goldendale, returned
home on the stage yesterday.
E. M. Williams ami Frank Cram, who
have been in Portlund on a business j
trip, returned home last evening.
Kev. Jos. DeForest will leave tonight
for Denver, where he will accept a call
to the pastorate of St. Peter's cnurch.
Lawrence Ainswortb, who for the pat
few months has held a position in the
D. P. & A. X. office here, will leave for
his home in Portland tomorrow. Mr.
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence the most difficult
to get rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, and all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
feet whatever upon it. Swift's Spe-
fu Genres Catarrh permanently, for It is
i hr Illv remedy which can reach the
My Jli, l'' 3I(3A"istr of Harrodsburg,
"KT iuiti """tar-h for years. He writes:
ir''..V.liin.. "" improvement whatever,
Cjhou!iiI'wtti
'instantly tri'iited with upruya
!iiiu wasiics. and differ
ent tnhnlliii, remedies
in fact. I could feel that
ench winter I was worse
'"an tho year previous.
- 'iliafiy ft was
.... - Httn my notice
!..;. arrhwasablood
UialUft. id after think.
clJgeat'K matter. I
i in over v. -eaionahle
.wltwMllt.. .,red by
ifinKi few bottles werffUf . Jf'-.l
13. U. 17. .
tlcedil percc
the remedy.
ntihli. Imnrovement. JontJtM
tho iIUhhm was forced out of y
..nm..!.tii i.urn win tllii Jfilllf.
Imivlioall who have thin dreadful disease to
Jbuiiunn thelrloenl treatncnt.wlilch ha iiiever
done them anyitood. and take b. 8. b.. a rem
edy that can reach tho ditae and cure It."
To continue tho wrong treatment for
Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift s
Bpcciflo is u real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
which other remedies havo no effect
whatever upon. It promptly reaches
Catarrh, una never fails tocure even tho
most aggravated cases.
most uggruvuitu
S.S.S.1
for Rlnnri
is Purely VegetnUlo, anu is ins iinij
lilood romedv Guaranteed to contain no
dangerous ritinerals.
Books mailed free by Swift Speolfla
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
Ainswnrth has made many friends here,
who will dislike to see him leave.
Misses Beulah nnil IMidence Patter
son will leave for Wasco on this evenlne'a
train to spend Thanksgiving with their
parents. '
Dr. C. Gertrmta French came up from
Portland on last niuht'a train and will
spend Tminkeplvlnt; with her parente,
Mr. and Mrs. S. French.
Cooper, who has been absent
from homo for eight years, arrived Mon
day from Montana and la visiting his
panntf , Mr. and Mrs. 1). J. Cooper.
Will Frank, who has been absent from
The Dalles fur the past sis months, is
a(!Hin on our streets erecting friends. lie
will remain here for a time at least.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Koedieck and
family, who havu made The Dalles their
home for tt.o past year, hjft today for
Eugene, where they expect to reside.
Hon. and Mrs. Orin Patterson left on
last night's train for their homo at Long
Creek. They aro returning from a visit
to their old home in Indianapolis and
stopped over a few days with Mr.
Patterson's hrotlier.
More School lillirurle.
Through the energetic efforts
Supt. Gilbert, a growing sentiment
favor of school libraries has firmly taken
root among the schools of our county.
Today Wasco county stands among the
foremost counties of Oregon in the fur
nishing of good, substantial, healthy,
supplementary reading material and the
obsolete method of teaching mere elocu
tion has been supplanted by the more
healthy one of teaching students to read
silently, rapidly and accurately, mater
ial which they may digest.
With such a plan in mind' Miss Bessie
Hastings, teacher of Liberty school, and
students, with the aid of friends and
patrons, proceeded to givean entertain
ment and box social at the school house
on Friday evening, Nov. 24. It was n
decided euccess both socially and finan
cially. A full house was well entertained
and $31.50 netted. The following pro
gram was the beginning of the evening's
entertainment.
fconu "breeting Olee" bchool
Recitation "Beautiful Hands'
i. . . . Erma
Bolton
Recitation "Rock of Ages"
: Maggie Hastings
fcong "Jesus fcaid of .Little Children"
Class
Recitation "Women of Mumble Head"
,. .Flossy Adkisson
Recitation "Childrens' Hour"
.Lnra McHaley
.Uncle Snng "Our Happy School."
Du t- 'Cniming Bell,"
Nelly mid Lura McHaley
Recitation "Grandma's Angel"
Elsie Adkisson
Recitation "Seein' Things at Night"
Ray Bolton
Recitation "Jamie Douglas"
Nelly McHaley
Song "Little Candles"
Recitation "That Line Fence"
CJuiutus Underwood
Song "Dash It Down"
Recitation "Not Gniltv". ,Roe Wilson
Recitation "The Inventoi'H Wife". .
L. L. Bell
Song "Nearer Home" School
Great credit Is due Miss Hastings and
others for zeal displayed. May it bt
como thoroughly contageons throughout
the state. There is an urgent need of
teference material along the line of his
tory, biography, geography and the in
dustries of our country. It is certainly
desirous that our children become more
tlftronghly acquainted with the lives
and aims of such men as Longfellow,
Wliittier, Emerson, Hawthorn, Wash
ington, Lincoln, Garlield and others,
their works and the effects of the same
upon mankind.
"A good hook is the precious blood of
a master spirit embalmed and treasured
up on pui pose to a life beyond life."
Friend.
"Follow" Object In I'ollte (?) Term.
The Dalles, Nov. 29, 1899.
To the Ciikonicle: Your remarks
in Monday's issue anent a horse that
was alleged to have stood all day Sunday
tied to a post in front of Michelbach's
saloon in the pelting rain, tightly
cinched, while its owner was rioting In
a debauch, displayed a frugality of truth
that verged oi the border-land of parti
raony. The horse was only thero from
about 9 p. m. till 11 o'clock, while his
owner awaited the arrival of a train.
He )os not tightly cinched, nor was he
exposed to the pelting rain but was
carefully covered ( with his owner's
mackintosh overcoat. Maj be the citizen
who took pity on the animal and took
him to his barn was kind-hearted as
you ray. nut tue nam was an open
alley with three feet of slushy cow
Alltlrf. for itn flilrir nnrl tUn tblrwl
w eu citizen" took good caio to dc
j.. . u beaut nf Mn hlimlii't Hnil amlilln
im'W "
and mv Oveicoa,i flnU nltt-'r turning the
animal' oc tat ,0
where these tf;ltf' lUl Ttao
kind-hearted citfJWW'"1 not notify
tho "fellow" where hiV Uom thi be
found, and the "fellow" aftW liunuiK H
Sunday night accidentally discovered tte
animal in a vacant lot Jlonday morning
Tiik "Fbu-ow,"
AliIICItii.
Ojilnfons having varied to audi nn ex
tent reurdlnjr the much dreaded ap
pMiiHcitie, necllptlie following timely
suggestion from the Oregonlan, which
tuny partially roiuove the drvad attend,
inc its approach :
"Appendicitis which came into fashion
as a popular ailment, not many years
ago, is going out of fashion, at least so
far as requiring a surgical operation for
its cure. Three doctors in this city havo
had this disease of late, and some of
them havo had It "bad" but nary n one
of them has allowed himself to be oper
ated on. r This refusal of doctors to take
their own medicine, as it were, may be
considered as indicating that the knife
has been used too freely in the past.
Appendicitis is now treated by the uso
of castor oil, sweet oil and other lubri
cants in large quantities, and with good
success. The method used to be to
operato as soon as It was decided that
one had appendicitis, the theory being
possible that If a mistake was made mid
the patient did not havo appendicitis,
it was a very good thing to remove his
vermiform appendix, as it was of no use
anyway, and it might become diseased
eomo time.
"Doctors themselves, however, seem
to have a hankering for retaining thoir
own appendices even if they were use
less. The practice now is to defer oper
ation for appendicitis as long as possible
and to use the knife only as a last resort,
and If this becomes necessary, to operate
between attacks. The plan of operating
"on first intentiou" sometimes proved a
failure, as in the case of one person in
this city, who, when operated on for the
cure of appondicitis, was found to havo
had no vermiform appendix."
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Use Clarke & Falk'a Ro9afoaru for
the
teeth.
You will not have bolls if you take
Clarke & Falk's sure cure for boils.
Clarke & Falk's flavoring extracts are
the best. Ask your grocer for them.
Ash your grocer for Clarke A Falk's
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Fresh Saratoga chips ailil salted
almonds for eale at D.iwson'e grocery
store. 11-tf
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
& Falk.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mcl)25-tf
Cle Elm coal $0.50 per ton ; Rnck
bprings coal s9 per ton, delivered, at
Maier & Benton's.
Experience is the best Teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case of
cough", colli or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded.
25 els. and 50 cts. Blakeley & Houghton
Druggists.
Htrny Nntlue.
Camo to my place about six weeks
ago, a gray 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 and
paying all charges.
The Dalles, Nov. S, 1S99.
A. F. CutLHON.
Ranch in Company Hollow, eight miles
southeast of The Dalles. novS-lin
Stray Homo.
Strayed from my place near Kingsley,
one Clyde bay horse: star in forehead:
weight about 1250 pounds; branded
something like an H on left stifle. Will
give $10 to any one bringing him to
Kingsley, or $5 for information concert.-
iig his whereabouts.
15 ltllW CitAItI.ES Fl'.ALEV.
"I was nearly dead with dyspepsia,
tried doctors, visited mineral springs,
and grew ivorse. I used Kodol Dyapop
sla Cure. That cured rne." It digests
wnat you eat. uures inuigestion, suur
stomach, heartburn, and all forms of
dyspepsia.
Caili Id Vour (Jbeoka.
All couutv warrants -registered prior
to Jan. iuu, win tie pain at my
office. Interest ceases after Nov. 13th,
IOWJ, U. L.. riULLIl'S,
Countv Treasurer.
Mr. J. Sheer, Sedaliu, Mo., Raved Ilia
child's life by Ono Minute CoukIi Cure,
Doctors hod given her up to die with
croup. It's an infallible cure fur coughs,
colde, grippe, pneumonia, bronchitis and
throat and lung troubles. Relieves at
once.
J. IS. Clark, Peoria, 111.,'eaya, "Sur
geons wanted to operate on me for piles,
hut I cured them with DeVVitt's Witch
Hazel Salve." It is infallible for piles
and skin dlseates. Betrara of counter
feits. Mrs, It. Churchill, Berlin, Vt,, says,
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve
cured her." A "peciflc for piles and
skin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterfeits.
Help Wautad.
A girl who desires to do general house
work can obtain employment by apply
in g at 3. C. Hoiietler's on Fifth street.
Admiral George Dewey
Will receive tho most royal wclcomo on Oct. lt
next, that wou over accorded to n American
tltiion.
You will And a comple'te blofrraphy of this gttaX
hero, InclmlluK his brilliant victory over tho Bpcr
Ish fleet In the great, authorltaUve and up
' "-date work of reference, tho
New Werner Edition of the
Encyclopaedia
Britannica
This to tho only encyclopedia on tho market that
taenttons Admiral Dcwcy. It gives tho dato of hli
llrth; how ho spent hla boyhood days; tho part ho
took in tho Civil War, how after the War ho was
employed on tho European station; In tho Naval
Academy; his rlso to tho rank of Commander and
President of tho Board of Inspection and Burvey;
hla command of tho Aslfttlo Biuadron; how on
April 2Tth ho left Ilong Kong wllh his squadron,
found anddcitrcyed tho Spanish Fleet, at Manila,
on May 1st; hU appointment as Acting Rear Ad
miral, tho honors ho received from Congress, and
how on March 2nd, 1SW, ho wa created full Ad
miral. It speaks of him as n strict disciplinarian,
an all-around athlete, n daring horseman and
hunttman, and socially a good club man and
general favorite It tells of hla marriage to I'.'m
Eusy Goodwin, a daughter of tho "fighting gov
ernor" of Now Hampshire, who died In 1672, leav
ing a son, Georgo Goodwin Dewey.
Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
Capt. Clark of tho Oregon
and scores of ether noted personages not C7cn
mentioned in any other Kncycloa.dla rccclvo tho
tamo attention iu this edition of tho
Encyclopedia Britannica '
It speaks of General Wood as Governor of Eactt
ago; of General Ucnry m Governor-General ol
Porto Rico ; of Aguinaldo's decIaraUon of War
against tho U. S. ' wVk
YOU NEED THIS COMPLETE SUMMARY
of human knowledge and progress, wherein In for
matlon U moro easily found and acquired tlmnln
any other book or encyclopaedia in tho world
IN YOUR HOME.
I0E DALE BY
I. C. NICKELSEN,
GRID BALL
AT THE
E,
aivn.v ny
Jackson Engine Go.
Thanksgiving Eve,
To-night!
Music will Ih furnished hv Prof, nirg
feld's Orchestra. A general good time
is assured.
Tickets,
$1.00
Turkey Hl,t.
There will he a turkey and pigeon
shoot on tho heaeh Wednesday and
Thursday, Nov. 20th and 30th, conducted
ny A. Y, Marsh and Isaac Joles. td-thtw
Are You Looking for rier IImikU?
We don't eell them, hut if you want
the best five cents, worth In this town,
try our Far West cigars. It'll make you
feel good nil Joyor, and only fivo cents.
uen uilrlctu
Clarke & Falk have a full and com
plete line of house, carriage, wagon and
barn paints manufactured by Jamus K.
Patton, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
TIB Hupj.ly Limited.
Sunrise on Mt. Hood from Lost Laki.
Placa your orders now for Christmas or
you way get left. Glflbrd. nl7.1ni
BALDWIN
DPERB
$
Trilby
For wood, chips, knots,
shavings, corn cobs,
hay or poat.
..04o.-O-.ovo"
ConRtruotlon-Thli I" nn "lr
th-lit hculer o( tin- nvnl sluot steel
tviU It hn CAST IIIC1N I.ININ'liH,
ii'iaklng It iliinililo; nln hut I nm
(ceil door, cntt top nnil bottinii mill
ornniiH'iitiil Ihk top, with Krlddlo
cover uiideinciitli.
NIoknllriR- It him nlckulol urn,
iiiiiiiu iiilu mill foiit rnl Is. Wo havo a
i'iiniilvlu clock of tnciii on hum!,
full mid keo i.ur tot'k beforu hiijlng
ulsutvheru.
The
Busy
Store. .
KauU day our litiHinuas shows
the people 1110 fiiul i uir out wc
nrc pushing to the front with
hotter -goods, lower pricc9,
salespeople the very best, nntl
Inst, but not lenst, buyers who
know their business nud buy
for the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
4
..GHflS. FMW-
Butehens
and Fanmcrs
..Exchange..
Keepnoii driiimht tho calcinated
COI.IJJIIHA lll'.EH, iiukiiiiwl
idKitl tho best heer In The lmllen,
at tho uiuul price. Come In, try
It and lie convinced. Aim the
Fluent hriiudv ol Wines, l.l-juor
and Cigars.
I Sanduuiehes
1 of all Hindu alwayN on hand.
u
STUDIO
AND
ART NEEDLE ROOMS.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Third fitroot, hotweon Court and Wash
ton Streets, The Dalles.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TUaNHACT A KKEUALUANKINO II UK IN EH
Letters of Credit issued available in the
Eastern Htates.
Hight Exchange and Tolegraphit
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago,
8t. Louis, San Francisco, Portland Ore-'
Kon, Seattle Wusli,, and various points
In Oregon and Waslungton.
Collections made at all points on fav
orable terms.
' JOHN 0AVIN
MOORE & GAVIN,
A1T0KNKYH AT LAW.
Kooini 89 and 4D, over U. S. laud Ofllcc.
Dialer & Benion
EAST and SOUTHviT
The Shasta Route
il
-or
THK
Southern Pacific Como'v
Trains loavontid nrc duo tn ,h " '
rottltt,
LRAVK.
OVEH1.ANH KX.l
lire),, HhIciu, H,u. I
hum, Antihunt, hko- I
7!00 V. JI
...uitiiiM, uiUCtl,HiH I
KrnlioUco,
M,.l...
0H5 A. u
New
Kl
orlcniiii
nun,
iillii
Kntt
H!SU A. M.
OM'Imrir mill
timiR . ...
fVlH Womlhura fori'.
J :'VlS.l'.HI,'vurt''. ,
i!20 I'.u
Dully
except
Humeri,
Dnlly
except
Htllidayii
vllv,riiirlngulil mill
l 4. Ilifllll ,
17:30 A. M,
ICnrviilllN
Mtiitliiiin ,
nnil wuyl
UlMt'.M.
I N 1 ) K l'K N 1) I: N' OK l-ABUKNOEIt. K,roM tr.1.
Dally (cxeeiit Huiiilny. ' ,Mto
llfiOp. m. (lA'.....l'nrtlaml .,,r. s . .
7::w i. in.
H',.su 1 1. m.
AI..!l!Mlimv o. l.v.S 8Mi?
Ar..lll,1,,uHl,ln.. I.V( ""itt
-1-vilUMHVtlMll
t:fli.B
Dally. tunny, uxcein buimny, " " '
DINING CAttH ON OODKN UOUTB.
1'III.I.MAN IIUFFKT Hl.t'Kl'ERS
AND HKGOND-01.A88 HLEKl'INO CAM
Attached to nil Through Traim.
Direct connection at Han KrinicUcn with Dm
dental mid Oriental mid I'kcIIIo mull trZ&L
linen (or JAl'AN Ulld CHINA. Hullluir rt.iiTT:
hi iilleatlon.
ltateH iiiid tlekota to
Eastern pnlnlii and
rniie. Also JAl'AN, CHINA,
AIIHTUAI.IA.
HONOLULU u
All iibovu trnltiH arrive at inul depart Inm
(Irand Central Hlutlon, Filth and Irving- ttitZ
YAMltlLI. DIVIHION.
1'anciiKer IK'iMt, loot ul Jetterion itrtut
lave fur Hhcrldan, week ilnyn,
Arrive at l'ortlaud, U::iO a. in.
ntlWp.j
I.i-ttvu for Alltl.lK on Mnuitay, WednrtliTUd
Krhliiy atH:lHa. in. Arrlv Ht 1'ortland. Tut.
duv, Tliurmlay and Haturdu) u n;05 p. m.
Except Humtay.
It. KuK'.l.EK,
i Miiiiucr.
Exccjit Hntiirdny.
1, II. MAHKHAM,
Aunt. 0. K. A Vim. Alt
Through Tleket Olllro, 111 I Third utreet. when
throiiKh tlckeu to all pulnu In the Kutcti
Htnten, Cauaila mid Kuriipe can )e obtilnegit
lowe.it rateK Iroin
J. II. KIHKI.AND, Ticket Actnt
or N. WIIKAI.DO.N.
b '.'steam...
Wood Saw
Will run every day except Sunday,
Itntcs Keaeoimblu.
Telephone 201.
W. A. CATES, Prop.
i
C. S. Smith,
the
Up-to-date Qroeqr
Fresh Egw and Creamery
Butter a specialty.
2d Street.
'Phone 270.
PLEASE LOOK HERE.
WM. MICH ELL,
and EnikiliiE
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Rooms on Third Street,
One Block Back
of
French & Co.'s Bank.
PICTURES FRAMED.
ALL PRICES
AWAY DOWN.
3iaj aas ONW 3 woo.
NOTICE FOR 1'UIU.ICATIOK.
Laud Ort icK at Tim '-',Si'Ju''
Notice U hereby Klveu thnt I ? '.' '.V.VA7.
'" " ;..M..i,i
liHiiK-d ettler lm llled milieu ol i '.""n(J
io iiiiiKe iinai prooi in np " v . . .i,.. Holilr
Hint tiild proof will li iiinle liefom II
nnil Keeelvernt The )iille,Ure('m,iiS"tufuJ.
November !M,. I8!W, vl.i ... ,
IHO V. HowUlld, of Tl DD-;
Wnnextead Kntiy No. WKW, lor the W
HIIX SKH mid rJVH SHU hi-e, IS "
riuiKu II K., W. M. . . ,,..... in iirov
Ho HHiuel the la Imvluir f . ,nlvi oo
liUfoiulniioUMreiililcuco upuii iiml tuiu
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(Jure liAd&dhi
If iliUHMUOU.
A moriimflnt i
for iiMUh, ThttF nf Ithar orip norl
Plmplw, Prnl
PiiflfiliHluud.
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