11
S8i
I
FIGUREHEADS
...- a
Are No Longer in vogue Among
Shipbuilders.
Leas Decoration Outside nnil More In.
nlde Than Formerly Old Cnn
en Driven Out of IJnM
ne lij- the Chimin-.
The nay; o; the fancy figurehead '
on ships are almost forgotten in this j
age of plain bowed five and six roas .
ters. There was a time when a ship j
without n fancy bowuicce was the
c.v.r-j.v-u, u.. ." .v...-. . - ,
cne. The appearnree in a Maine jar-
iior of c-ae of these old fpecimexs of i
-the artistic era in Maine shipbuilding j
-would le hailed with ertbB-:aFm by
the veteran sJaipir.asters and by the ,
..i.t
yourger p-rratwu Vl i
be regaraed wiih wonder. It woUid, ;
at aii e-.er.ts, be a curioahy to the oc j
casiona! waterfront visitors.
In the shiploft of Edward S. Griflen. 1
No. 465 Fore street, .-ays the Portland j
Hie.) Kxprets. may be freen imple- j
mMi. inn" inc idle and rns-tinir. 1
.. . ----- -- s- ,
of the sbip carvers trane. les, i
said Mr. Ciriffen, as he
voHlnoiiir-d 5
the lost industry, "the ship carv- :
erV occupation is gone. In the
old
days the ship sailing into port with- 1
out a hgureneaa at tne now was iiKe ;
an unpolished shoe. It was all the
fad and entered into the plans for a
vessel about as much as the hull or
rigging. It gave a finished appear
ance to tire crnft which we don't see
in these days and -wus not an expen
sive eddition, either.
"I believe I am the only one of the
old carvers now in the business. 1
started over 40 years asro. The only
worn ta tne snip carving nne ot late ;
is coenned to repairing, nnncipally m
rnhin war!- 1 "emeinber the elder
Nahum Lhtlefield and Edward Chap- ,
man wett- in the busiues-s nearly 50
vear.- aeo on Central wharf. Mr.
LittlfStld was succeeded oy his so:
Nlicm. former; v chief essrineer
tne nrc department, wno conttuuea
... . , , , 1
the busintss under the firm name of ,
Nnhitm Uttiefield &- Brother, but I
when the demand for this work dis- ,
appeared they retired. Theodore
Johnson was also in the business, on
Union streerr but he, too, gave it up j
.,-1..,.. -v,. :n ,1,., . !.;,.
1
trade, set in. I
"The designs for bow and stern j
, . p .. .1 n j t
adornments were varieU. JJusts ana ;
full length ugures were considerably 1
in fom!inl. n!rKniiiIi th rlrncnn u-n's !
a popmar oownieee. inose mat cia-
u'l have a figure on the bow usuallv
bad what we called a billet head with
carved trail boards. In such a case 1
there was usually on the s,teru some
laucy carved molding intertwined i
with small figures. There were quite
n iiiiiiiifr nf hi?strf nml full !ittrfh I
1 . ' , , 10 1
figures and spreadeaglcs both on bow
and stern. The recliuin'' fiirure of a
id stern. The recliuinir fiirure of a Notice i hereby eiver thut the foilnwins
tr T, . .,. . "i," ,i, .i named settler has Sled notice of ht intention
oman was also in much demand. t,)U to j,, fina! pZijld in aUj,port of ni.
ar tiis'ajiee. if a t,h;p was. muned for claim, and tnat aaUl proof -.vill te made Le-
woman
Ta
wom.m k prvoauie tha. a Uut
or full length figure of a woman '
would be used as a fsirurehead. f
"In some cases the bust or full
length figure of a man would be
if the vessel had been named for so
well known citizen. I remember
old ship William G. Davis had a bust
of him in the stern moulding. I be
lieve the ship Philena, owned by .1. S.
Winslow. had a full lenirth fWure of
r ,r:.i. ti. tji.";!
i,o. , , iiitu., 1 111; iiijcijil ,. un 11 1
Handsome ship, nut was lost many 1
vears a?o. The ship Alice Cooper. '
T ... 1 .. -f 1
ouiit at Jvnightviiit: by ex-.!ayor Uan
dall's father, had one of the handsom-
est figures of any of the vessels com
ing into the harbor. It was the full
length figure of a woman. In my
time I did considerable work for ves
sel, built by J. S. Winston and Russell
Lewis The business began to decline
when the profits in vesseis commenced ,
to disappear The carving of figure- '
beads grew to w- looked upon us un- 1
necessary, although thi, expense of
huch an adornment usually ran from
$100 to S31K). The first decline began
with the demand for lighter und less
expensive moulding, until iinallv the
-i, 1 . '
uu UI -umui urum.ru out nourei .
as a substitute common rojie came
into use. coil of rone with n knot
11 10 not. . con ox ropt im a Knot
in the center was at first used, but
now not even this is seen on one.bnlf
L "ri t . .
the vessels. Hie eye for the artistic
in ship building seems to have been
Hi,.,i,!i .i 1 . a 1 ,
blinded In these later days by purely
financial motives.
"V,,,,v vuwuu r.f i.
..wo w. vc (iiirn-iii iiiiie 1
hne head and trail boards, on the I
l,n. nn,i ,.,,, i,,. tu. .. 11 1 , i
tjou, and some bue the. scroll head,
Some have a funev quarter board on '
the side for the vessel name. Fancy
v.w,a..b w w,w luiuiui aou wimur 1
of the cabin, with u trussed knee on
the forward of the cabin, are some
what In use now. Hut all the inside
and outside cabin decoration can
never take the place, from an artistic
view, of the handsome figurehead of
the old days. The old business Is
gone," haid -Mr. Uriffen, "and I do not
expect to live to see its revival."
Mr. Griffen explained that the fig
ureheads formerly In use wer usual
ly made of hurd pine and were carved
by hand.
Clarke A Fa'.k have on sale a foil line
of paint and artist's brushee.
-QK- OKIHKNUOKrrCU
Physician and Surgeon,
Special attention given to tun-err,
Ti. t Ooomi VI and 22, Vog t Block
NOTICE FOR PUHLICATION.
L-vsn Ornct at The Dall:.. Or-,
September K, l'XO. I
'n:ii is hrrihr clvmi tlint the follmvirs
tiasinl setiler Unt fued notice of t.er lutei.lton
tn mntr ttnnl nrvmf In untort ol b.T clnlm. ami
,haS ull. lfooj wiiiin-mi-de i-eio-e the ibrtstir
, nud Ket-elver stt The Ihil!i, Oregon, a WciJnc.
any. '.kju'dci si, th
Janet I. Mewnrt. of Hi Dalle, Or , ,
II. E. No. for the K, SK1., SE qr VI." y. bee
, Ti 1 N. K .- E, and rv ,r N V t sec Ml, Tp i
IN, n irfE, Vt M.
th minse the fojlnwlnp vdttiesws o prove
i her coatlnurois rcsldmec upon and etilUvutii.n
OfSHid JBU1.15 ...
! J. I Nel-oit. E. K. shcr;- Juan Ileoinp.
i IHitiicl ?.cwart, nil u! The 1 'slle.
ej.la J.w r. l.t-'UAS, i.rgiMcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
lam Ofhce at Tin: Dalle. On..
fejitetaber, 10. WO. I
Notice I henby alien thus ibe follouiif-
named jet.rer na nieo notice oi m iuiensi:i
,,.,.v - - !.. ril Hi.iintmrt of his claim miiJ
tha. 5Ciil pzo0( ttJll madebeioic the tesiter .
and teclvera: The 1 miles. Ortsruu.ua Saturday,
OeioberM. -W-J
, . '
n II. ?Iatne; ,
of Toe :aiftr. tirestn. n.l.. ."Q. acai, 10
the
!, K II
hf XE or and v hf si. qr, sec 1-', 'if 1
k. r sr.
He names the foHovrlns wltnttwe to provo t
hN eontltiuou resideuce upon mitl cultivation .
- h-U v w .
c.Cla:t.n!;oiThelinllej, Orcsoti.
fepis JAY V. Ll'CAS, Ittglstcr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
. , .. .... .
USD umcE it i i:e iulik , ui;
September is, ut.
-Notice hereby clvea tlial the loiiowuit;-
tomate Snal prof hi uport of her claim, nml
tcr.t raid rooi vm ce maae oe.ore tae icici'ter ;
j mid rr ceivcr at The Dullea, Oregon, un WeJucs-
jay, October si, ii, viz:
Eliza. K. Vlc!:er,
widow of Samuel J. Vieiets. c'.e-caed. of Mo
ster, Ortcon, II. E. No. 5S). f-ir the V, sWfc
r.!id s'- N sec l.V Tp 2 N. K 12 E. Jl.
She narae the inlli'wSii? wltnet.e to pmve
her r oatjimou realdsnec tijoa aud cultivation
of inld land, viz :
(ieorse Henne. nf The Dalles. O'tgnn: Jmes
M.hsr. I.ee Evan. Erie (irunland, lluier. Or.
spl5 JAY V. U."C.s.i:w;;stcr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
La; OrriCE atTiif. Diatf, Or., j
sentcmber 1U. IMH i
Notice I' heiefov given that the following-
e .tai flted ui tic oi hiVlntentJou to
.niate final pruof in support of his claim, and
th,t slt! Vr00i wl" malIe shl' Hat'-e-ttr
day, October 20, lxo, viz:
A r-liou S.
I'M
of The Da'.Ien. Oregon. H,
E. N
15!, for the
f He names the Xnllowins witnesses to prove
uiiraunauu irau.-..w
of sid lunrt, viz:
1 nm .lnw, c. H. ilatner. Charles Gossen
cad W. C. Clart.all of Tire built. Oregon
eP15
JAY P. LCCAii, Kecister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I asi, OrncE ii The Hailhs. Or..i
Aur. Iti. P.OO. I
Sa'.lee It hcrchv Kivcn that the fullowins
.m toiilw hm 'f1lv nntlee of Ills tiilentinn ,
tomalw tlnal proof in eupportnf hu claim, and
the; said proof wl!l I maoe before the regis rt-r
na(J rttiter of the I?. h. land offlce at The '
Dalles, Or, on Saturday, Eep:. lfcw, viz:
Heury C. Oortllim. nfTlie Dalles, Or.,
H. E. No. -1BH. for the -'
;E!i sec. 6. Tp I N,
He names the following; wittses to prove
JJ Sd1fiS?e??.,ld1M npoa "na culs,vn,luB
eSm Jo'.Van, Albert Jmdan. John Pashek
D1 James, Thomas, oil of The DaHe.Oifon.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Ea:d OrrtcE at Tise Dausc,
ientiK. im. 1
Notice i hereby eiver thut the foJwiiis-
Oregon, on haturday, Nuicmbur 10, l':O0, viz:
t'alvin .7. Dunahin,
f MoaiPr, Or., 11. E. No, 3121, for the iE qr, Ktc
31, T -i N, It 12 E, W. M.
,Mer0r -
JAY 1'. I.L'CAS,
Ee .istcr
S2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Ea:jd Orncc at Tue Dah-es. or.rfio:-
AUKUSt 2ii, lyJ "
v0um. u hcrebv civen that the fallowing'
nuraed settler has filed notice of his intention 10 ;
mn'.-f finnl iitoiiI In sniiTMirt of his CHlm. nnd
make flnul proof in support of his clilrn, nnd
T?ss&
tual saio priKii win rw juaae ueioru v.
1 and I'.eeeiveT at The Dalles, Orison
day, October 0, 19M, viz-
1. If ll,1llf..a ..r llntlnr. fir..
;n.E. No. 5.s0fortheNEV-: NV'.-.::wu NE'i.
i h-c 9, aud ci4 BEtf, Seel, Tp.'jN., it. 12 E.,
i Ve name., tne followi,1K Vltne to prove Uls
M;. 1)olly Mos!er. Lea Evan,, John
jjller, nil of Mtnier, Oregon.
x ,AY K Sfer.
CONTEST NOTICE.
V. S. Lam OrntE, The Dalles, Ob.J
September 15, l'XO. i
A sufficient contest arJidavlt having been liled
in tbU 'cilice by Jweph If. Bherar, contestant.
,,iint
Inst bomestcid entry No. iJi, made June j,
lfcfjo fAr (i hi NV itr f.w?s. anrl K hf NE nr sec
t Tu iiK ,b r' WIIIUu Ulll conteitw. m
; which It in nllectd that nald Wlldara Gill has i
I wholly abandoned said tract nnd chanced hl
re,We'nw therefrom for more than six months !
gincu making said entry, and next prior to date j
'f contest: and that be did not abandon the'
:twct to euter the inlliiary or naval service o! ;
1 the L'nited States. said uartles are h-rcbr notl-1
, iit to appear, reiond and oner evidence touch-"
line said allegation at 10 o'clock n. in. on October ; ?
t,isju, before the rcsUtcr nnd rtccher at the';
L'nited Mtts land otlice inlhe ballen, Oregon. ,
Tbesaldcouteatiiut haytnc, lu a iimkt all
oavlt, IlleU August 11. 1J), seliortu lacu witicu
'how that alter due UUlEtnce Kmoual seivite
of this, notice can not be made, it Is hereby
ordered and directed that sues notice be given
by due and proper publication,
JAY 1'. htCAs, Ileglster.
imiieTSTDiTnoicvnTidi
i Notice is hereby given that the undew'gned J
I I ...ii iinlv Htiiiintcd liv flie countt court of
the state of Oregon, for Vi a-ico county, adinlnls '
trutor of the tstute of Elizabeth A. Southern,
deceased. All persons having claims against
tne estate of said deceased arc hereby nutlded '
topreteut the same, with the prir vouchers
therefor, to me at my olllcc lu llid, Oregon,,
within six months from the date hereof.
Dated beptember 2 1, 1'XO.
C. It. fiOUTHKUN. I
sc.'.ij Administrator, 1
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
have filed with tfcoC'lerL of the county court of
the titateot Oregon for Wasco countv.thejr final
act ouut as executors of the last will mid testa
ment of Henry llarnura, deceased, and that
Monday, the ilh day of November, IMio, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. in,, bat been llxed by tho
Couuty Court for said county as tbe time, aud
tho county court room in Dalles City an the
place for hearing of objection! to said final uc
couut and the settlement of theaame.
J. iV, rctENLlI,
F. I. MAVH,
sep!5 Executors,
lit- nKita mn innovrinr ivi:neset to Tirove ci rr r..-- i.i An 11, ran '
used cornuouidence upon, mid cuitivatlon of . n. Portland Ore.' i
I sBlll 1CIH1 YiZ. I-' -.- - J - - -. - I
me i Mini,,,,.! iivK. 1: v. Dnvlu. The Dulles. Or., onn. f-p.itf.lf Wnisli.. and veriQU" ro:nts I
the Jnmes M. llrowii m d i. arl J. E. Carltcn, of 3Io-' i' n.onnn n,,,l V.'aaliinulnn.
flB w ! i , ......,T,..,..nittrii'i.iiiairiiuf; I
BL
CSIIIttl .
CHOCOLATE
BON SONS.
j-ip-r-is-cr TOT1AV
x xs,r-jo.a. xjjjz.j.
DIRECT from the FACTORY j
AT EASTERN PRICES. j
q q gae1ey
uu' w ' J
The Druggist.
! -r
d. A. JUJiUKJ-ilii.
pipe Jailorip
j A coaitietc line of Full and Winter !
Suitinss, Pfintincs nnil Overcoating, now j
on display, iuo uiUurcut varieties to re
lect 'rom. ,
Suits, $20 ar?d up.
Call and esamine goods before coinc
j elsewhere
becond Btreet, opp. Muys
I Crowe's,
:
j rri
1
i t'
3 JLc L-J&Ll
.
r.,
1 s
if
j .
Wagon and Carriage Work.
Fish Srothors' Wagon.
a J
i H rp-irfi m Tpffpt-enn PhrilP IAD V
, g JBllLiiU. NiWlj 103 i
FBENGH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TEANsACTA ENEltAI, BANKING BVklSEZ
' Letters of Credit isnned available in the '
! Eastern States. I
Sight Eichance and
Collectiona inIe at all points on fur-
j orablo tertne.
Ice Cream and
Oyster Parlors
M" H. L. Jones has opened ice
cream and oyster panora in Oarey Bal
j Iaf d'a old 6tand' Khe tarries
! A full line Of CandieS,
1
I N lltS and ClffarS.
The place has been thoroaghly ren
ovated, and a ehateof the public patron
age is solicited.
C. F. Stephens
...Dealer In...
Dpy Goods, Clothing,
Cents' Furnishings.
i ItooU, Shoes. Ifati, Cups. Notions. Agt.
1 1 ti- ik-...-.i-.u uk..-.
111! ,1 . I iJUU)ilU.1 OliUV.
Telenhone No. f8.
The Dalles, Or,
2 131 feecond St.,
Mica
Ugbteaa
the
load
chortena
'Axle
Crease
the
road.
helps the team. Saves wear and
expeukc. 001a everywhere.
UUft pr
TAMO AM OH. CO.
3 :gi
GENEEAL
Ilioleill II
...AND... I
huiSODUUdi is
5
Teleraphi' I
I
CS'
a?
3H
s
5
n
! i
it
TaHE celebrated
.. .COM
AUGUST BUCKLER, Prop.
Of tl-f product of thi? wtii-kiiotin brewery the Vriiled sttitcB Health
Rv ports for June S, iri,f, thy : "A tuc-re EUpetitir bjf never filtered
the iaJratury of the I'liite J Males llen'.tli reports. It is absolutely devoid
i-f the slightest trace of adulteration, but on the other hand is) coT.poeod "I
the best of malt and choicest of h-ps. Itf- tonic (inftlitiya i;re -if the high
est and it can be ueed with tht- preutest i.onelit umi salif fnutton by old and
young. lu use can coiitcientiously be prescribed by the physician with
the certaintv that a better, jmrer or more wholesome beverage could not
possiiily be fuund."
East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON.
Grandali
DEALER IN"
Fill kinds of
UNDERTAKERS
Funeral Supplies'
x$ EMBALMERS tC.
The Dalles, Or.
G. J. STUBMNG,
WHOLKSALE
Wines, Liquors Cigars
l Family Orders will receive prompt attention, i
r
rf Vorl Ann t ft A f Utllt.... M. rt l3
I i
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Mrs. Annie Luckey,
Hair-Dressing
and Shampooing
Facia) Treatments and the MORMON
TREATMENT, Itoom 59, tl lrd floor,
Umatilla House. Hour from 0 to 12 a.
m. and I to 5 p. in.
Faint your home with paints that are
fully guaranteed to laef. Clarke & Fulk
have them.
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Dalles,
Or.
Job Printers
BREW Eli Y....
& Bar get
I Robes,
BuriaSh
AND I'.KTAIt,
House
Painting...
Tho umlerBlwifcd Ims taken poeeufislon
of K. A. 8plvoy palut shop, next door to
the Vojft opera houee, and has pur
chased tho tools and laddere. He lias
Kood nieohanlcj working for Iilm.and
will fuaranteo all work to give satisfac
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li'OM
rst r!ilt lj.k'', Petivcr. Vt
Mnll ; MorUi, Omaha, ICnn
12 2" p. m. t-as oltv, St. 1. min
Cl-lotigo and Knit.
Mill
I Atlantic ,ri'U iMks, Denver. K ii,.,
i Kxpnsn I Worth. Oiiinliu, Knn m
! I2:8fui. in.: nisi Oily, Hi. .
! Vl'i Hunt-1 ('hlCHgo mid V.nH.
liiRton.
i-pokaui) Walla Wnlbi. 8W)l;alie,
Mull .MlnnciipnltB. S-t. 1'nui,
mid i i)u lu t h, MlhvnutiM',
hxprcrx t:lilr.r.R( nilrt I'.hm, vi
.-I'OiHll'Mltd HlUltlM;
lull; lilboult )ciintn in
ii VK Ji, m ! Wiilit)lKtiin u:id KujI
oni Oregon,
SMkjt,e
Mill
ur.d
tjj.rai
3 3-1 ft. ic
ii p. ni.
KllOM I'OCTUtl.'.i
j Ortull HtOMMhtiM i
1 for San i'mii'-ic"
Every i'ivi, D::,s.
tp.o.
M'. tn. ' ii,a
KK.Hunda ,Ooliimbli Itv. Hp am.-; - kvJ,
ro AST0P.U mi i V,
anitirday
lu p. m.
I a. m. , WiMaxsTtr. tttven. J.ajp a
I Ki-.feoniS-'Orioti Caty. Nend-rj, i.teuaJit
sa:t'in & Way l.MaJ n.
j 7 a.m. Wiu Ai-nn anh Va naip.m.
rnc'Ihur.1 nitr. Hivtl-s. M.ia.,ttc(l
i mid -Kt. ' 'irecoii City, 3 audi'ri
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riiti.:s on t'clnixliia -nitl!-ri , u sliiraU
take No. 2. kuVlEg The !'; !i a'. ' lu p. n,
uiai..i ulrt wiiiin atloi-H at IP .iuitr jniiFiluu
' sod hii-n licrinilng mf !!:!' r " moctiira
at ilci'pMrr iuni'Umi ui! 'i t".- w.:a iu, l.nr
.! fig 1 1 The Drttto n' , .
it
t - full jtrticuldtk
.-Kent The Dttlltn. m 1
.v X. (c.i
' IIT,
1.11(1, til
Iriiii y
Yellowstone Park Line.
0
THE PINING CAU KOl'lh I II" ! TUKTUXU
10 T1IE EA-T
THE ON1.V DtftEtrr 1.INU To i ill. YM.L0W
hi ON K i'AUK
nuvi:. onicn'Cepoi.riniianii akbivi!.
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Seattle, Ol.' inj.ia, 1 ' -'
HiiiIioi ifid Kiul!i ! I
' iKUiits, bp ifcaiii'. it'
.laud, It. C. Tiiil '
i Moscow, Eewisloii, 1. 'if
11:11 A. it., fnlotluinp mining en . "1.MI.JI.
I try, Uulu'ii, Mlm,' up
;ils, Bt. 1'atll, Ois.nua.
' irauiiiis (lty, !
'Ctiicui'o nnd all pints
No I. east and southi lift.
Timet frouud Krpress
lli.'.O M. lor Thfomii and M-ntlie ;i A, si,
; mid lnturmcdli.te ikjuiis
I'utlnmn llrst cliis!! and tourlrt slo'iuw to
M!niiHi)Kitis, at. I'uulaud Missouri rlri'n
without change. ,, .
Vostlbuled trains. Union depot couiiccUoji
in all principal cities.
llagKage chicked to destination of ticket t,
Kor haiidhoniely lllustictidcrlpttvemst
tickets, sleeping-car reservations, etc., vtn oa
write
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant fienerui l'asieinter Agent. 2V5 Moirl
son hticut, corner Third, I'urtland, Omfon.
SOUTH and EAST via
Souiw Pacific Co.
Shasta Route
TraliiuJeiiveTho Dalles for I'ort'.anJ awl f
stations at l:2o u. 111. aud S p. in.
heave l'ortlaud
" Albany
Arrive Ashland
" hucriiuieiito
" Ban riuuclsco ,
8 :: J;?lP
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" New Orleans ..
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Bee agent at The Dulles station, or uiW
C. H. MARKHAM,
Gcuoral I'asscnger Agent, I'orf.atid.Of
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Itooms 10 and II, Chapman Block, TheWjJjf'
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