The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, December 05, 1899, Image 4

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    Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
jxnd Bowels
Cleanses the ystem
EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES JlT ' rJ,
UMt PERMANENTLY
DUy THE GENUINE - MAHT'D By
(aui?rn!aFgpSyrvp(s
1'KOri.E TOO ALL KNOW.
J. 15. JIcAtee is in from Diifiir.
In
E. S. Pratt, of Wawic
is a visitor in
the city.
S E. Van Vactor will return to his
h me at Condon tonight.
VV. E. Campbell left on the boat this
nio.-nini: bound fur Portland.
K. H. Webber was a passenger for
Portland on tins morning's boat.
Patrick McGreevey was over from his
Lome at Centerville yesterday.
Henry Siegmaii anil dauehtcr were
oiur irotn Centerville vesterdav.
Ed and Hugh. Greer, of Antelope,
Were doing business in town yesterday.
Mi?e Jeannetta Williams arrived in
the city lat evening from Portland and
will spend a short time here.
Attorney Geo Stapleton, of Portland,
has spent today in the city and wi 1
have on this evening's east bound train.
Mrs. W. D. Harding and daughter,
Edna, will leave totiiuht fur La Grande,
where tliey will make their home this
winter.
W. F. Clark, one of Kingsley's lively
farmers, was doing business in town
yesterday anil called at the Chronicle
offlue hist evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lord Itfff the citv
yester lay for California. wOiere the will
Biet:d the winter riioiiUr?, making Santa
Barlara their lieadqurtrieis.
Mr. and Mra. 1 E. Crowe went to
Portland vesterday murniiiL', Mr. Crowe
returning last nliht, while lii wife will
spend the-remainder of the week there.
Frank Wood, who lias, been employed
by Irvine & Co. at Aptelope, came down
from that nlace Saturday and left yes
terday to join his father at North Yaki
ma, wtiere a position has been offered
him.
Mr. and Mrs. Chip. H. Bass will leave
the citv on the evening ttaiu for Colfax,
tlkuSi fnifiii hrwua lTr inn naof mnnl li
Mr. Bass has been verv ill, and her
physicians have recjinmeniled that she I
make the change In hope of leodving:
benefi'
a id Dene Iwing wtiere fhe cmii
nave t ne cure ot tiernmttier and reiHtiv a.
Mr. Bass is foreman at the Times
Mountaineer and will return as coon as
poeible to his duties here.
Sick Headache absolutely and perma
nently cured by umig Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
and indiueetion, makes you eat, sleep,
work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money buck. 'Jo cts. and 50 cts.
Blakeley & Houghton DrucgisK
Mr. .1. Sheer, Srdulii, Mo,, saved his
child's life by One Minute Cough Cure,
Doctors had givuiiiitr up to. die with
croup. It's an infallible cure for coughs,
cold-', grippe, pneumonia, bronchitis and
throat and luiu troubles. Relieves at
once. g
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
a positive uuarautee. Cnresjhe'irt-hurn,
rtiisim: of the food, distress after 'eating,
or any form of dvsjxpsia. Que little
tablet Klves immediate rel.ef. 2o cts.
and 50 cts. Blakeley & Huuutiton, drug.
gilts.
"I wa m-arly iieml with dyspepsia,
tried doctus, vbited mineral: springs,
wtd iifvi worse. I used Kodol Dyspep
sia Cure, That cured mo." It digests
what you eat. Cures indigestion, sour
Btomach, I eartbiirn, and all tor ma of
dyspepsia,
Ut in Vuur onoh.
All countv warrants registered prior
to Jan. 21, lBfO, will' he paid at my
office. . Interest waaes after Nov. 13th,
m. 0. L. PlIIl.LIHH,
Count v Treasurer.
A Itellahle Optietan,
If you have had trouble in getting
glasses to suit, you will please call on
l'hvo. H. Liebe, now located nt II. C.
LiebtJ's, In the VoRt block, who will ex
amine your eyes fiike and tell you
whether your eyesight can bo benefited
by the use of properly fitted glasses.
Charges for glasses reasonable.
Decl
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Subscribe for The Chronicle
Feed ryo for sale nt tho Wasco Ware
house, tf
Clarke & Fajk have on sale n full lino
ot paint and artist's brushes.
Use Clarke it Falk's quiuino hair tonic
to keep dandruff from the head.
Clarko & Falk's flavoring extracts are
the best. Ask your grocer for them.
Ah your grocer for Clarke & Falk's
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Fresh Saratoga chips and salted
almonds for sale at Dawson's grocery
store. 11-tf
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. ManufacturedJbyJCIarke
& Falk.
Latest thing in cameras aru. Im
proved Magazine cyclones at Donnell's
drug store.
Paint your house with paints that are
fully guaranteed to last. Clarke & Falk
have them.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. mch2o-tf
Cle Elm coal $6.50 per ton ; Rock
Springs coal .9 p,er ton, delivered, at
Maier & Benton's.
Clarke & Falk have received a carload
of the celebrated James E. Patten
strictly pure liquid paints.
Now is the time to sit for X:nas
photos. Cloudy weather preferred for
sittings. So says Gifford. novl7-lm
One dczsn of GifTord's photos will
make you tweive fine presents. What
would be appreciated more for the
holidays? novl7-lm
Good Racine single buggy and .har
ness for sale at a bargain. Call on
Haworth, the printer, over Dalles Com
mission Co. oct25-ddw-2w
Clarke & Falk have a full and com
plete line of house, carriage, wagon and
barn paints manufactured by James E.
Patton, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Harry C. Liebe, tho jeweler in the
Vogt block, carries nn elegant line of
sterling Bllver novelties of many differ
ent uesigns. Decl-3
A most complete line of watches,
chains, rings and gold jewelry can be
found at H. C. Liebe's jewelry store in
the Vogt block. Dec.-3
DeWitt'a Little Early Risers purify
tho blood, clean the liver, invigorate the
system, famous little pills for consti
patiou and lifer troubles.
Eitray Nutlc j.
Strayed from the range on Dutch flat,
one dappled gray horse, four years old
next spring; branded on left shoulder
thus, U. Fivo dollars reward will be
given to any person returning same to
my place on 3-Mile.
nov29-lmo 0.. W. Cooi:. 1
It takes hut a minute to overcome
tickling in the throat and to stop a
cough by the use of One Minute Cough
Cure. This remedy quickly cures all
forms of throat and lung troubles.
Hariuless and pleasant to take. It prc-
vents consumption. A famous specific
for grippe and its after effects.
Mrs. R. Churchill, Berlin, Vt., says,
"Our baby was covered with running
sores. DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve
cured her." A ppecific for piles and
ekin diseases. Beware of worthless
counterfeits.
For Sain.
A good farm in Klickitat county
Wash., five miles from Columbus, con
sisting of.210 acres. Price .$1000. Apply
to H. E. Curtiss at A, S. Bennett's
office. iil3-d&lm
TIih NUiily l.lmltvil.
Sunrise on Mt. Hood from Lost Like.
Pitted your orders now for Christmas or
you may get left. Gifford. iil7-lm
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All di'iiugisiH leiuiMi the money if
it fails to cur-. 'Jo-.
You will- not have boils if you
Clarke & Falk's sure cure fur boils.
take
OKlSKSDOUfKKIt
Physician and Surgeon,
' Special attention given to turscery.
Room 21 aud 22. Tel. 32S Vnt Bloc
jLJA. 8TURDEVANT,
Dentist.
Otllce over French & Co.'s Hunk
l'Jiunc C,
THE IJ.U.J.K3, OltKGON
II fi JIUMTIKOTOK U H WIWOH
HUKTJKOTOK 4 WllfiON,
ATIOHNKYB AT LAW,
THE IMJ.I.Kc, ORKliJit
OOlco ov'T Flrtt tin. Uituk
IT IMPLIED TOO MUCH.
The Young Mnn Waa Aroaned nt the
StiRKeotlon of 1'rpvloun
EiiKitirenien t.
He told the nliop assistant that he
wanted to purchase something tliut
would be n suitable present for n young
lady, says Tit-Hits.
The clerk brought out albums, books
gnltl pens and pencils and card eased
but ncthlng seemed to suit. As the lust
resort he showed the young man it it en-
gnirutnent calendar a beautiful littl
tablet on which to record the engage
ments for each day of the week
"Quite the fad now," he explained, ns
he displayed the calendar. "All -the
young ladies feel the need of them, es
pechilly during the season."
"What is it?" nsked the young man.
"An engagement calendar," replied
the simp assistant. "She'll find it in
valuable"
"Vnn tl,!..l- ol. ,,.,M,li1 lib,. ni1"
one
asked the young man, with
calmness.
forced
"I'm sure she would, if she hasn't one
already," ?aid the assir.tant.
"Well, I want to say to you that she
wouldn't." exclaimed the young man.
losing control of his temper. "I know
her nud you don't, and I want you to
understand, sir, that she has no use for
any such calendar. She doesn't have to
keep any record of her engagements.
Tills is the only time that she has ever
been engaged, and any man who say.s
that she will cvur lie engaged to anyone
else or that she has to put it down on
a tablet to remember has got to fight.
That's all there is to that."
He had left the shop before the as
sistant had sufficiently recovered from
his surprise to explain.
HOW TO HAVE A PICNIC.
Tlutue WIhi Follow TIiIm Advice Will
lie Sure In Iltijoy the
OcciiNltin,
Before many weeks we will wake up
some fine morning to find out that the
leaves on the trees have begun to
blush with pride just before their fall
and that summer has gone. .Then we
will hear from nil sides: "Oh, why
didn't I do this or that? I intended to
all summer but didn't get around to
it, and now it is too, late!" says the
Detroit Free Press.
One of the things to be deplored will
be that more time was not spent in the
open air nt the parks, on the river
and at near-by country places. It is so
easy to set out the summer doing
nothing. But it is a bad habit, for
.vhen winter comes again it seems like
:r; old story and isn't half so welcome
- if the summer had been spent in eom
Irte change. This is genuine.old-fash-r
(I piuwe season, and the picnic
";,'l:t not 10 be despised. Nothing isso
Ii'ik'I.tfuIly unconventional; and re
laxation, of course, is the basis of r.est.
But it is a great mistake to think tltat
n picnic is not a success unless the en
tire party is roused out of bed nt sun
rise and the lunch big enough to feed a
r'-gimont. Quantity there must be, of
course, for everybody expects to eat too
.nueh, but more than anything else,
have the lunch a dainty one. One
doesn't mind n grasshopper or two in
the lemonade or a family reunloli of
rnts on the cake butif th- sandwiches
an- thick and the cuke is dry and other
thing.-, nre in the same black list, not
even a picnic appetite will be satisfied.
POOR PAY OF MODELS.
A Cnllliin Thai. U Full of lluriUlilii
mid Milk ex Hut Small
Itelurii.
The amount of stulY that is written,
and presumably read, about models
nowadays leads one to suppose that the
life of these men and women is very
pleasant and delectable. Like most fig
ures of "realistic" fiction, says the Phil
adelphia Press, tills one is not (iiitc
real. One of the few good models of
Philadelphia said the other day: "For
class work I get four dollars a week and
work as muny hours n day, going on
the stand tit bt iSand posing until
with a rest of ten minutes in every CO.
The 'bend' model hns to do just as much
posing of the body as any other, and
gets less money. Howeer, it's one of
the few lines of business where women
do better than men. The latter don't
seem to have the required bodily en
durance. Put yourself in the most com
fortable position and try to remain so,
unmoved, for five minutes, and you'll
understand iiomething of what I have
to go through for ten times that long
without n break. For that reason most
models prefer to pose for male chthses.
Men always have more consideration.
A woman painter will make you stand
till ner own hand Is t red with the
brush. Yet in the studio of the most
eonsiderate one must undergo torture.
There is u lot of pity given to factory
girls, of which a little might be ex
tended to us. for the fact is that there is
no business in which a woman can en
gage where she will suffer so much fa
tigue and get so little remuneration us
that of uii artliit's model."
Dofeetlvu llunriiitf on llallroatl.
Attention lb ealletl In ineillcal jour
tiala to the desirability f te8tiii rail
road employes for defective hearing as
well ns, far eolor-lilliidness. A recent
examination in Kurope developed the
fact that out nf 82 II run en and engine
drivers only three poskehsed perfectly
normal hearing. It i miKf,'cU(l that
there should lie a Jniiard of hearing
power for the tumiiiatJon,of employes
who have to depend upon sound signals.
NOTICE.
STATU Or OltKdON. )
KXKCtlTIVK IIKtMUTMKNT.
H.tl.KM, Nov 21, 1MW.)
In nrroriliince with the provMoux (if nn Act
cntltlttl "An Ar.t Saluiilttlnir to ti.u Klretnrs nt
the Stmo ot nrwiuiit (lie UOnonil HVrtlim tu
lie held nn tliu Hint Molality III Jane, VM), t tin i
poiidlnu I'rnjmMMt Coimtlllltlotiiil Anu'iulmuiits," I
iiltimvi it l'cbtiniry IS, IMl'J, I, T. T. (iirr, (inv '
oriiiirnf thoHtitie of Oregon, do hereby chiimi Hi" 1
lollotvlnn (imposed nmriuttiu'iils to the CoiikII- 1
tiltlouof thcHtittfiif (ircKiHii mi rortllled In lv i
theSccrctiiryiW Hint-, to tin imhttihnl for live '
rniiMiciilivo weeks In Tiik Dai.i.um Ciihiinii'I.k,
ii iieviuiiivr iulillliel In thu euvcutli Judicial .
District of thu unite of OreKnli. 1
Doiiii nt the Ciil lol, nt Hnloin, Oicimn, 1
fi;.ll.l iiu jii iiiiv in iMiveinner, .. u, iwj
T. T. (iKHK, tlovcriinr.
lly the (litvernor:
V. I. DtJiNIIAlt, Secretary of Htnto.
SKNATK JOINT ItKHOI.I'TION, NO. I.
He It revolved by the Helinte, the House cnu
ciirriiiK: Thut the following iiiiieiidiiient to thu
CoiiHtltutlnn nf thu .State of lltwm bo and 1
hereby prnnwed:
Tlmt Sfctlnu Id of Article Xt. nf the Constitu
tion of tliu Suite nf (Ireiron he unit thcsiimu Is
hurchr nbrociited, mid In Ilea thereof Miction II)
oi Ainciu A I. KIIHll lieni loiiows:
AI1T1C1.K XI, '
Section 10. No county, city, town, school dli
ttlct or other iiiltitielinil rorinirutloii sliull lie
lotted to become Indebted In nay iiiniiiicr or for
ii 1 1 v miriiosu to nn amount liiclnil lie nreseiit ex
IxttiiK Indebtedness In the imtsrtKate exceeding
live pur euiitiiin on the value of thu tuxnblu
jiro)rty therein to bo ascertained by tho last ns
scssmciit for Htnto and eottntr taxes previous to
tliu IncurrliiK of such lndelitediiesH.
Adojited liv the ictiiitu Jniinarv ."Jl, 1 SOU.
O. V. Fulton, l'reslilcnt of thu Kenittu.
Concurred In bv thu Hmuu. Kehranry'J, lS'Jt.
W. V. Kkaiiy, Hpeakci of the llotise.
Adopted by the Senate JMiiuary :il, lS'jj.
JoskI'H bIMoN, l'leshliiiit of thuHctintu.
Concurred in by tho House, February I, t.V.
Cll.ts. II, Mouiu:s, Speaker of the ttiaiso.
SKNATK JOINT KKHOM'UOX, NO 1.1,
He It resolved bv tho Senate, tho Ilouso eon-
currlnk'l That thu fullntvlui; aiiieiidiueiit to tho
Constitution of the .State uf OreKou, In Itcu of
hcctlnn Ten of Artlclii Suveu (7), bo and the suniu
is nereuy proposeu, to-wit:
si-xnns TEN.
The I.cclshitlve Astcmblv niav nrovldo for tho
election of supreme and Clieult .Indues In ills.
tluut classes, jiiic of which classes shall consist
of live Justices of the -uprenic (.'ourt, who slniil
nut perfotm circuit duty: and the other class
shall consist of us many Circuit Judires as may
be devmtd liecess rv. who shall hold full term's
without allotment and who shall take thu sumo
uatb as the .-uiiremc Jinlk'es.
lhe lAalslatiVf Assemblf mnvcrentu as lnniiv
circuits us may be necessary.
Adopted by thu Semite, February 15, Is.!)!.
C. W. iui.in.s-, I'usldcnt uf thu hcimte.
Concurred in by lhe House, Fchruary 13, 1VJ1.
W. V. Kk.uiY, Hpeukerof thu Huu-e.
Adopted by the Senate, Itiiiunry 'II, 1'.i3.
JosKl-lt hlMON, I'realiluut of thu fiennte.
Coucurmt in by thu House, FebriinrvC, la,l.
CH.is. H. iiooitKi-, bpunkcr of thu liniisu.
HOUSK JOINT UKSOI.l'TION, NO. 10.
Itcsolved by the IIouo. thu Keiuitu rnururr-
im;; That the follntvliie iimeudmenl to the Con
stitution of the Htate of OrcKon bu anil hereby Is
propii'cd:
inai me i.onsutiinon ne nmciiilcu by uudliiK
Article XIX. us fullons, to wit:
AKT1CI.K XIX,
Section 1. Tho ueeets.irv usu of lands for thu
construction nf leservnlrs or stoniKu bislns fir
the puriKise of IriiKattim or for rlKhts of wnv or
the constiiictlon of canals, ill lehet. Humes or
pipes to ronvuy water to t le jilacu of usu lor any
utuful, beneficial or ncuvssarr purpose, or for
ilrainnKc or fordrnliiiiKe of mines r,r tho work
iiiks ineieni, ny means ol roads, railroad, tram
way!!, cuts, tunnels. Eliafts. IhiI.IIhl' works.
dump or other necoatnry enus to their coin.
piuieouveinpriiciiioriiiiv otner uo necessary to
the complete, development of tho naioriil to.
sources of the htnteor presurvallnn of thu lientlli
of ns Inhabitants. Is hereby declared to bu u pub
lic use and subject to the leKUlatlou nud cuiitml
of tho .State.
iction'' Thorfehttn ntmroiiiPiti. tin, n.m..
propilated waters of any ualural stream to bun
elleial uses shall nuvcr bcidenlnl
r?ce(Uu:j. 1'he Use III fill walnrs tmw nfioro.
printed .'or sa'e, reiilnl or distribution. nboof nil
water orlLdnnllv nm,rii,iriitt,.ii f,. ,,.i. n..
but which, after suen afipriipil itluii, has hen-tu'
fore been or may hereafter be -old, renUd or ills-
trinuieii, is nereriy deehuiM in hi) a umlleiiK'
ami siibiect to ti,e leunliiilon , -,i ...ur,,i r n,,.
htnto in tliu manner pruscrlbeil by law. Hut the
tltftlt til USU and altliriifirl,, Ii, h 1 1 . 1 1 ii-.iti.rt, ulinl.
bu subject to such i rovi.lans of l,iu r,,r ti.- t,.ii
Ulir ot private nroocrlv for i.nhllr, IP III I V . t II hft
as provided in Section lb, article 1 ot tho Con-
.Tiiiiiuuii oi uif niaio in uieK'on.
beclluii 1 'j lie iKht to collect taxes or com
PCllnilliui for the ll.o r,l .lr .,ill,.,l o,
eoiinty.eity, town or tviiler district or Inhabit -
IllltS thereof. Is a frillleliUi. mill .,,, ,,,,1 I,,. ,.v..r.
t-.u ';.eepi oy iiiitnuiity ill and in ii ii cr
Adopted by the Hoiikc. IVbrunrv 1.1. IkM.
W. 1'. Kiiaiiv, Speaker of tliu Ifoiue.
taiKiicu Jiarcn 7, u'JJ.J
Adopted bv the Semite, Febrimry 17, 1SW.
C. W. FULro.v, President of tin; henale.
(iKlied ilarclf.'M, JhU.I )
Adopted bv tho House, February 0, l y:,.
LIIah. 11. ilooiiKS, speaker of thu House.
Coiicurrtd in by tho Senate, February H), ISM.
Josarn blMn.s, 1'reslUeiit of the Seliitte.
HOUrJi: JOINT UKrfOM'TION NO, 2.
proposing nn iiinemlmetit to tho Constitution of
thu stnlei.f Urenun, by iciumIiiib Sectlnu 31 of
iiriiuiu i.
Kcsoivcil bv thu House. Ibn keinitiifniiniirrliii.,
Thilt MSitlou 3Tt nt Artlelo 1 nf thu L'onsillntlim
be mill hereby is repealed.
auupieu nv too nou-e, January 11, wx
W. I', Kkwiv, hp;'aierof thu House.
Conciirreil in by tliuSeiinle. Jniiimrv :f(), ls,y:i
V. . Fulton, I'resldeiitnf thu Senate.
Adopted bv tho House, January :;0. lsy.V
OIIAH. 11. .Miliums, blanker of thu House.
Concurredlii bv tho Semite, February IS, lh'.l.j,
Joski-ii HisiuN, i'resldciitof thu Sciniu
fiKN.VTK JOINT IlKHOMJriON NO, 7.
He it renolvid liy the Seiiale, thu Housocrui
currliiKi '1 hut the f()lloiiiB nincinlmeiit to tlai
(.oiistliutloii of lliu Htntu of orwiai be nud is
henhy pioposcd:
AllTICI.K i,
Thecleollvofrarielilsu in this State shall not
hereafter It: prohibited toaiiyelllzeiiou account
of sex.
Adopted by tin; Senate, Februmv 0, JVJ3.
JotKfu Simon, I'resldcut ol thu riomito
Adopted by tho House, February li, lK'j.'i.
Ciiah. II. Mouiiks, Speaker of thu House.
Adopted by tliu Senate. Janusrv ill,
T. (J. Ta vwjh, President of tho Semite.
Adopted by tho House. January :i, lhim.
U. V. UAitTKK, biivnker.of thu House.
UNITED HTATF.B OF ASIKItHJA, )
Ktatk OI'OllKUON, J
Oillco of Kecretnry of Stale. )
I, P. I. UlfNII AH.Sccrctnry of HUto of tho Htnt
:,'! "n in mo seal of said
HUto, do hereby certify that 1 have compared
tliupreteilliiircopy ol Kuiuiiu Joint Itenolittioi)
Iso. I. of tho U'tfUlHiIve Amombly of
"sjun clpal Indebtedness iiiiiiiiidmcat:" Hem te
Joint lteo iitluii No, in of tho U-irllllvo ak
ijeinhly of hi).;, 'Judiciary Amcndimij" huw
Joint Itekolutlun No. 10 nf thu U-llallvo An"
HCIIlblv Of lK'.l.l nlrrlifulli,,, A ........ .. ...
Homo Joint KcolutlDii f?o.y of ,o lZ "iu vo
iVii,,b,. 0 m,' l"-'J'll"K Amcn.linu
mid benato Joint llesolulfon No. 7 of tho l-uH.
liitlvo
Aim. i i i, ent." with the oilnlnal cop on now im
llo la thU ollico, anil tint the imio Ik ii correct
tiuiucrlpt theicirom and thu hole tboreof.
In Tkwimonv Wiiiikoc, I have hero.
(m. . , i '.V'1" ''W,1"""' "H'l iilllxed heieto
IHUAI,! the teal of IhuHtutuof OriKoii.
W.)h'u"Vl,0l(;'ll",, t.'i'"". OrcKon,
win M ""y Kov,!lr. A. D
K. I, DUNIIAIt,
HccreUry ofatato,
Mitlh4.gWBiiwHHl
li
Trilby
For wood, chips, knots,
shavings, corn cobs,
hay or poat.
OAo-O-'OO"
Construction -This Is nn air
liulit henlur ol the oval sheet steel
tvii U ha (j,hT IKON I.ININtlS,
laiiklue It durnlilo; ul'i has froii
feed door, cast top ainl bottom and
on i ' mo 1 1 1 ii 1 suliik- top, with urlddlu
cover Ulidetneath.
NIckfdlnK It bus nlckolisl urn,
fame p. ate ami fool rails o hnvo h
eoiiipletw stock of tnuin on hiiud.
Call and sec our stock l.cfoie IiiijIiik
elsv'tvhcre.
Hit
m
i i.f J
maier i Benson
C. F- Stephens
e? r i
.Doalor In.
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Cents' Furnishings.
Hoots, sliif's. Hals, ( np. Nollous.
for W. 1.. Hone ns nlioe.
Alfl.
Telephone Nu, hs,
TUc Dalles, Or,
i;i i aeconu hi,
.GHAS. FRAUK
Butehers
and Formers
..Exchange..
Keeps on ilrauirht thu culiibriitid
COl.t'MIHA IIKi;U, iicknoni
islxed the best beer lu Tho iMilos,
at the usual price. Come In, Iry
It niiil hi; convinced. Aim the
Finest brands of Wines, I.I-tior
anil Clears.
Sanduiiehes
of all Kinds always on baud.
W1?S. OlilVlfl W. JVIOljGAtf,
STUDIiO
AND
ART NEEDLE ROOMS.
MAfcONIG HUILU1NG,
Third Street, between Court and WnBli
ton Streutc, The Dallcn.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
I'HaNHACT A KNUItALUANKINO JIUKINEH
Letters of Credit iasued avalluble in the
KiiHtern Htutea.
hiejht Exchange and TuleurHplut
irunuiurs Haiti on raw xorK, UlilcaKO,
St. J.ouIh, San Francisco, l'ortlaud Ore?
iron, Keuttlo Wanh,, and vurlotiE points
in Oregon and VViiHliinuton,
Gollectione main ut all (Kiinte on fuv
oralile toriiiH.
r, MCOHK. JOHN (IAVIN
MOOJtE & OAViN,
A'lTOltNKVfi AT I,AV.
Itoomi 39 and to, over V, 8. IjuiiI Oillco.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
'wSnrilflJRl!y dlK?5.t8 t00i JB
JNHtUro in fitirnnirl.hnnlnrr ..ri
BtructlnR tho exhausted dluostive or
fans, it b the latent dlsoovercd digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
tantly rolloveaand permanently cures
Pniuni by e. c. OeWh? Cli'
.11
EA8T nri Cm,...
wwvi ,n VJi
The Shasta Rout
e
or TIIK
Southern Pacific Comfy
TraliiR IcBVowiil are due to ,, '
" i"ortUv
I.RAVK.
OVKKI.ANI) KX.V
burK, Anhliuid. Vnc.l
rnmuuio, Omien.H,,,, i
riuiulsco, Moj ive ?
mAliKcles,Klf;-s,,
New urleniis an,
T:00 1'. M,
:15 A. x
ttotHmrMI111 "'"V"'!"-
fy.'."l wVo.it;iiVi. 'ir:
J AI .Augu , Hllvurti.ii,
1 Wi ,Nt ,(il!l" hnitvits- L
H!80 A. M.
:S0 p.n
Dllj
oxcept
fiumuR
iMP.Sf.
Dally
except
hundnyH
17:80 A. JI
CorvnlllN
iHtatloiis
"Hi wnyi
lhdtV (uxc0,,tH,u;,ll ,ohXpreM,Bl
tiryip. m. rl.v l'ortlaud ..Ar.i
7:!io p. m. Ui . .MoMltinviiiu. Ax.l
llill. i I Ilrllllllll Av a..
H:;wp. ui.
tAr..lii(leH!ii(lencc..I.v.) V'Srr
Dally. fDany, uxcept Muiiunt.
HININO OAUH ON OOIIKN IIOUTK.
1'WLl.MAN HUFFF.T HLKKFERg
AND HKCOND-CI.ASS Hl.KEl'INO CAfc
AiiHcncu m an ThriiUKh Tralnt.
Direct connection nt Him rranciacn with ru.
duntiil mid Orlcntiil nud 1'aclllu mnll uZ-ZS
lines for JAI'AN ami CHINA. Kallli rStaS
n( plication.
ltHteii hud tickets to Knstera poinh tadK
aYibtrama ' U,IlNA' U0N0LDI S)
All nhovo trains urrlvo nt ntiil ilcMn i
Uraiid Central HUitlon, Fifth atiii ltvnij "b!S5
YAMII1U, DIVIBION,
FasnciiKcr DeisJt, loot of JuderwnitreK
U-ave for Hherldiui, week dnyiil
.rrlee at I'ortlnlul. (M.'tll ,, ' ' "-p.B
Arrive lit l'ortlaud, ui.'iU it. m
iji'iivu mr nvi,ir. on .tioiioiiv. nM,....i
....... i... . tttr t tf ... .
Frliliiy at h::i"ia. 111. Arilvc at l'orllin
fl.m nii,i..,l,....,iIU.,,.,..l,.. .. n.i. J n I"
U,.,, lllUinilllj IIIIU n'lVllllllll tltliUin.TQ.
Ksccpt Hutidny. Kxeepi ButunUj,
II. KUKM.KII, (i, II. MAKKUAS,
jliniHcr. Asst. (i, 1", ,v Put. Art
TlirnuBh Ticket Ofllco, i: Tlilrd Ktrcet.vbM
tliroiiKli tickets to all points in tho Iim
States, Caimiln nud Kurupc cull bo nbUinltf
lowest rates from
J. II. KIKKI.AND, Ticket Abi
or N. WHKAMION.
...STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will run every day except Sunday,
KuteH Keaiioiiable.
Telephone 201.
W. A. CATES, Prop,
C. S. Smith,
thi:
iJp-to-date droeer
Froth EtffiH and Creiimery
Jlutter a uiiecialty.
2d Street.
'Phone 270..
PLEASE LOOK HERE.
WM. MIC HELL,
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Rooms on Third Street.
One Block Back
of
Fronch & Co.'s Bank.
PICTURES FRAMED.
ALL PRICES
AWAY DOWN.
3IAJ 33S ClNtf 3IAIO0
NOTICE FOU Pl'HMOATlOK.
Land okkick at "ff'l
(ctiibcr 7, 'Jr-ipi
mod tettlor Iiiih tiled imtlcu of " ' W4
ta miiko llual lirooi n mil'l.1"" '. Vi.e KW
thut nald pruo! will li T'lln',,ouewM
mid lieciiivuriitT in DallOitllCK'"1!""0"
November 'Ji WJ'Ji viz:
V. lluirlHMl. 'f ' u""' V
IVninCHteiid Klitiy No. '' 'V.' porWi
HII ii M-IW unit N WM til-M hvc li P
raimaH i; v, M. ., u,illl0wSc to
Ills contlauoa" renhlcucu upua "
of mild land, vU:, , ... Sl,rOTnt m1"'
OOt lid!. JA 1 1,1
ONE FOR A DOSE
m
H.moTa Plnipl, Vmtnl
llllliiiirfnH.M. Iiiri(v Chliilluoil,
Ouru ilvmUaha unit lrmliU. fgTTmSS
r7.rTi.itii. ThMinit i.i at i' v:'jL, Sii
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