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VOL. XIII
THE DALLES, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 5, 1901.
NO. 110
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Kate to Sun Frauclnu and Kctiira.
The O. R. 6c N. Co. will make the
owing rates from The Dalies, Oregon,
Wk San Francieco and return for National
invention of Epworth League, Julv
-21, 1901: Via rail to Portland and
Bit. & N. eteamers from Portland to
8an 1 t u!.cr and return, J23 50.
Tickets ori sale and honored on traiu
from The Iailes and on s'eimere from
Port lan 1 only on Ju y 11th and 16th.
Returning tickets will he
honored on
Steamers sailing from .-an 1 ranciseo not
. later t!.an Aujnst I-t : final limit, Aug--jHfct
4, 1901. Rate includes meals and
Herth on steamers. Reservations for
SHassengers going via steamers should be
jSSfciade in advance to insure accommoda
Mtions, for which a deposit of 6.00 will
HBe required. Ail rail in both directions,
Apia O. E. & N. and Southern Pacific,
Spirit class, good for etop-overs in Cali
Mfornia, $28.50. Second class, including
ISberth iu tourist sleeper in both diiec
jtipione, no etop-overs, $25.50. 'tickets on
&yiale at The Dalles July loth and 16th,
SBpn j w ill be honored by Southern Pacific
nSbu trains leaving Portland July 15th and
H6th, and on mormng train July 17th;
BBgood for return passage leaving San
BfFranciseo up to and including July 3!,
Kl901. Tickets will not be sold good in
one direction via rail and In anottier via
bb steamer.
B I.. . 1 1. n. ;r.(.nat;n . .
r i vi i 1 1 i . I r i i ii iui hi ill i 'ju ' 1 in in 'i i it dir
with Jas. Ireland, agent, The Dalles,
regon.
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loea It Fay to iluy Cheap?
A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something
that will relieve aud cure the more se
vere and daogeious results of throat and
?ung troubles. What shall you do? Go
to a warmer and more regular climate?
''Yes, if possible; if not possible for you,
then in either case take the oxlv rem
edy that has been introduced in all civil
ized countries with success in severe
throat and lung troubles, "Boschee's
German Syrup.'
It not only heals and
stimulates the tissues to destroy the
germ disease, but allays iufiammalion,
causes easy expectoration, gives a good
night's rest, and cures the patient. Try
ONI bottle, Recomme-.ded many Mart
by all druggists in the world, and sold
by Clarke & Falk. Get Green's prise
almanac. 2
Acker's Dyapepeia Tablets are sold on
a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn,
raising of the food, distress after eating,
or any form of dyspepsia. One little
tablet gives immediate relief. 25 eta.
and 50 cts. Blakeley, the druggist.
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A bad complexion generally results
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"I am indebted to One Minute Cough
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Those famous little pills, DeWitt'e
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Why pay (1.75 per gallon for inferior
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iPatton'e sunproof paints tor $1.50 per j
gallon, guaranteed for 5 yeare.
Fa!k, agents.
Clark &
ml
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A J. I. Case eeparator; good as new
and ready for work ; 32 inch cylinder
and a 14 Woodbury Diugee horse power.
On eaey terms. Apply to
GKOBCiK N On AND ,
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ror Mai.
A stylish black driving horse, very
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Address, W. R. RotKwti.i..
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ror Hale.
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PROBLEM OF
PHILIPPINES
nrvrtni a a r
it
Springs
Church
Maloue
From Former Union of
and State Rev. Father
Declares That Church Is
Bettcr Off Without Such Union.
I Dkwki;, July 4. Rev. Father Thos.
Malone, speaking this afternoon before
! the Colorado-Texas Chautauqua at Bout- .
; der, said among other things :
; "We are committed to a policy to
1 wards our new possessions that t he
i sober judgment of the electorate has un-
: II. ... .i Tk...
t . ; it i oc.i i . iuuui rru. i 11.11 n luiiijfit,
opposition will continue to assert itself
is undoubtedly true, but such opposition
should be required to advar.ee more
potent reasons than it has so far done
before it can expect to receive respeci- j
ful attention of intelligent people. To
groundlessly charge base motives is un
jolt and degrading.
"As for myself, I entertain the com
placent conviction all so-called anti-.
imperialists to the contrary that our
president following in the footsteps of
bil illustrious predecessor, the lamented
Liccoln, has never entertained a eenti
ment or feeling politically, lliat did not
pring from sentiments embodied in the
Declaration of Independence. That equal
and exact justice will be done to all
classes and institutions iu our island
possessions is guaranteed by the history
r . i t . i .
I oi our government. .o pnase oi tne
Philippine situation can leng remain
unsolved.
"Perhaps the most difficult phase of it
If. that which springs from the union of
church and etate which has endured for 1
centuries. The people of the islands ate
all Catholics, and, epeaking as an Amer- I
ican Catholic prieet, I am thoroughly !
convinced nnt nnlv t tint rh material !
convinced not oniy mat tne material
intereete of tho9e people will be best I
. . , , . ,. i
subserved under the American policy as
executed bv Indue Taft hut that freed
executea ov ouage urn, out mat
from the entanglements of governmental
, . . . ,
interference in spiritual matters, the
church in the Philinnines will ratiidlv !
cnurcn in tne i nnippines win rapidly
develop along the lines follow ed out by i
., , T, .. ,
the Catholic church in the United
Mates.
"The American Catholics want no i
union of church and elate. They have
seen ite disadvantages in other lauds and
they know that where free and untrain-
meled and entirely iridepender t of state
support it can beet follow out its divine
mission. The Catholic people in the
Philippines, as Boon as they are separ
ated from influences prejudicial to the
American idea, will realize the more
fortunate position of their co-religionists
in the United Statee and will welcome
the adoption of measures and the com
ing of ecclesiastics to give force and effi
cacy to those measuree."
Catarrta taunut Be Cured.
with local applications, ae they cannot
reach the beat of the dieeaee. Catarrh
ie a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter
nal remedies. Hali'e Catarrh Cure ie
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood nd mucoue surfacee. Hali'e
Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine.
It was was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country tor yeers, and
is a regular prescription. It is composed
of toe beet tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly
. 1 ' - a .
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CUr.ng Catarrh. Send for testimonials, ,
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Sold by drruggists, price 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the bent. i2
Hoar Prlaunera Well Treatnl.
LONDON, July 2. The report of the
Island of St. Helena, dealing with the
year ending March 3, says :
"The lies iu the European papers
about the treatment of the Bier prison
ers even exasperated the prisoners. The
latter enjoy large liberty and are well
behaved, contented and anxious to
work. Many of them are employed by
the farmers aud others are employed on
the roads and wharves."
Hutalda of lb Cowboy f reucber.
Kjcaknky, Neb., July 3. -Rev L. G.
Brooker, of the Evangelist church, com
mitted suicide at his home in this oty
today by shooting himself with a n-
I volver. Mr. Broukor was weU known
in thi" vicinity as the OCWbojf preacher,
and had many friends. Me was about
45 years of nge, and left a widow and six
children, one of w hom is an evangelical
preacher at BhtltOO, Neb.
La'er it developed that Rev. Brooker
stood charged with criminal relations
with Harriet Lmgmate, who had been
an intimate fiiend of the Brooker family
during her stay a' Grand Island. Th
sheriff ii mil that city arrived in Kearney
today witn a warrant for his arrest.
Mr. Breaker declared his innocence to
the sheriff, who then stepped out to get
a guard for the prisoner, and, during tiis
absence the fatal shots were fired. The
woman in the cape is unmarried and
about 30 years of nge.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve should tie
promptly applied to cuts, burns and
scalds. It soothes anil quickly heals the
injured part. There are worthless
counterfeits, he sure to get DeWltl's.
Clarke A Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the state of Oregon for
the County of Wasco,
w. lair lint, Plaintiff,
vs.
George Uaidncr, Defendant.
iiy virtue of an execution Issued out of the
above entit'ed court in the above cause, dated
Mar 14. 190i, and to me directed, ilium a Judg
ment rendered end entered in said court and
cause on the 19tb day of June, 1891, in favor of
W. l-air Hiii. plaintiff, and against George Gard
ner. defendant. fnr?::n7 32, with interest thereon
at the rate of eight per cent per annum from Hie
said 19th day of .Mine, 1891, l did, on the 16th
day of Ma;, 1901, after i had made diligent
search for aril bad been unable to satisfy the
said Judgment, or any part thereof, out of .lie
personal property of saii defendant, levy mum
as the property of said defendant, the following
lands situated in said county, to-wit:
Beginning at a point on the Columbia river
twenty feet below tne mouth of Herman creek
unii uti the fractional northeast quarter of sec
tion six, township two north, range eight cast ;
thence southerly up said creek and twenty feet
west there . f with the meanders and hanks
thereof to the south line of section six ; thence
west along said line to th" half-mile post;
thence north through middle of section six to
the Columbia river; thence easterly up the Co
lumbia river to place of beginning, and being
part of (the southeast quartet and nor'heast
quarter of notion six. township two north,
range ei ht east, W. M., containing 19 80100
acres. Also that piece or parcel of land known
mm ,1... t. .,.,). I...'. ,1 ...... t i . ,,, nlaln. .,, U
Atwell and Mary Jane Atwell. bis wife, No'tifi-
cation h O. 8034, and being part Of sections one
twvU.Vi fI1 township two north of range
seven east, and part of sections six1 and seven,
township two north of ramie eight east, and
containing eighty acres of land,
And 1 00 Saturday, the Kith day of .Inly,
19oi, t the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., at the front
door of the county court house of said county,
in Dalles ( Itv. iregou, sell at public auction,
subject to redemption, to the highest bidder, for
rMstl hand, the above described
Mtjgf, Ih(, nM judgment, interest,
costs and disbursements ana act ruing costs.
Dated Dalles City, Or., June 18, 1901,
rob RT KELLY
J u u 1 -" Sheriff Ol Wasco County.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Officio at
Vancci vkb. Wash., I
June 24, l'.ml
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settlers have hied notice of their Inten
tion to make final proof lu support of tlmlr
claims, and that said proofs will be made before
tin- Register and deceiver, U. S. land office at
Vancouver, Wash , on Saturday, August In, l:i,
viz:
Incur Si. I'aisulis,
II E. No. 9569 for the BU of HE'i Kec. 3, and BW
of SW!4 Sic. 2, Tp 8 N.. It. 12 K W M., who
names the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuous resilience upon and cultivation of said
land, vi
Russell 11- Swain, .lohn t'ngcr, lla-kin Trahue
and dgr A. Hopper, all of Lyle P. ()., Wash
ington. Kdgar . Ilopiier.
II. E. No. ISO for the h'a of NE(i See. 8. Tf. 8
K..R.UE., W. M., who names the following
witnesses to prove ids continuous residence
upon aud cultivation of said laud, vi.:
John linger, Russell B. Bwaln, iscar S. Parsons
and Haskin Trubue, ull of Lyle 1'. ()., Wushiug
ton.
jun2i, w. h. DUNBAR, Register.
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN'S SALE.
In the County Court of the state
for Wasco coiintv.
of Oregon
In ti e mutter of the guardianship of Mariana
IsWsy and 11 ugh Vivian l.tccy, minor wards.
Notice is hereby gien that under mid by
virtue of an order and license of sale, made und
entered Iu the above entitled court and cause
on the '2;th day of April, 1901, the undersigned,
guardian of Murlanit l.nci and Hugh Vivian
Laser, minors, will on Monday, Ut d ly of Aug
ust, 1901 1 at 'J o'clock p. in, thereof, at the front
door of the county court house In Darlea City,
Wasco county, Oregon, sell at public auction to
the highest bidder, for cash In hand, in tin-
1 M (I I I I I ' I l,,l,ll.l UV Kin I ,111. Ml". Ill J 111
property by executors und administrators, ail
the interests of the said minors in and to the
'"""'.'""iT''V',' PI1 ''""rH' hK'
See Ui Tp 2 H, B 11 K, In Wasco County, Oregon
Hald sale will be made subject to a mortgage
" ti'- an 1 Interest now on said premises.
Dated ut Dulles (fity, On goi , July 2, I'.iOl
CATHKRINI L.ACJH ,
(lUardian
NOTICE FOR
it. s. Laud Of&ee,
PUBLICATION.
Vancouver, Wash., f
Mil) Ut, 1 901. i
Notice is hereby given that In compliance
wHii lbs provisions of ins act of Congress ol
June A, Wlii entitled "An act for the sale of tiiu
b-r lands in tin- states of ( alifornla, iregou,
Ni adu and Vt aaliiuMlOU Territory," as extended
to all the piih'l' land slates by act of August i.
I80J. Krank BU wuil, of LOUS Hock, county of
iiilliuin, Slate of (Iregou, hui thin day liled In
Ibis oitiee bs sworn statement No 22H, for the
nuiehuse of (Hs N W t ol Sec A lu T p No i N, K
No hi k, W. M., and w ill oiler proof to show
that the laud sought la more valuable for iU
timber or stone than for agricultural purposes,
and to establish his cluliu tosald land Defors
the Kigisier and Itecclver oi this oltlce ut Van
corner, Wash., on SVclnesday, the llth day of
August, riii
lie Mine - as witnesses: Homer V. Wiaai
worth, thslfiey I. Smith, it. i Itoberlsou und
Hun M inn n il, all of Portland, Or.
AliV and all nelsons claiming ad crsel y the
above described lauds are reiiieted to tile their
claluia In this office on or before aald 1 lib day
of August, 1901.
juni lot w it di nhak, Register,
A M WILLIAMS & CO.
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Land Oiiiii at Vancoiivkh, Wash., )
June Is, 1901, I
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settlers have tiled notice of their Intent Ion
to make hnul proof iu support of thelri laliiia,uuil
that said proofs will be made In line the Register
and Receiver c.h. land office at Vancouver,
Washington, Krlday, August '., I'JOI, Vil.l
William K. O'Naali
ll. K. No. 9641, for the NU of NEW, NKW of NWJ ,
-cc ll.and .sLI, of nt'4becll, TpIN, R I'J R,
W. M., who names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and i ultl
valion of said laud. vU. :
Russet ii. nwuin, sores a, Bnldsr, William
II. Hopper and lohn In.ltion, all of Lyle f, Q,
Washington.
Ituaaall H. gSJRlfJi
II. K. No. IMMi lor the NM of NKM, Hec 1.', ff I!
N, R19KW M, who names the lolIoiNing Mil
neases to prove Ida couIIiiiihuk residence upon
aud cultivation of said land, viz.
William K. O'Neal, lieorgo A. riuldcr. William
11. Hopper, John Hullron, ull of Lyle P. ,,
Washington.
Wllllaiu II. Iluppar.
II. K. No. SMI, of the MK of HIV1.., Mec U. Tp H
N, It 19 I- W. . i who ulmos the following wit
uesuea pi prove lua (loiiiinnoua realdeuue iihii
aud colli valion ol aald laud, vis ,
Uussell B. Hwalu, William O Nual, (inorge A.
Hnider and John Daltron, all of Lyle I'. O , Wash.
JUlXI W. It. HeMMAa, Ueglatur.
Waists for
CHildrenx
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12 to 17 years,
90c
and
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I und Olttce ut Vancouver, W;ih,
May 17, 1901,
Notice Is hereby given that the fol!owinn
liuined settlers have liled notice of their luteu
lion to make Una I liriuil In support ol Iheir
claim aud thut said proof will he made la-lure
w. ii. I'rcshy, (J, h. Commissioner for putrlol ol
Washington, ut hia .chi c lu tiohlendule, Vt ash.,
on aaiurda), juneatii Itoi, rut,
Klkauah It- HgtlMi
II g. No, 9100. lor Hie KU N K 1 , sK1. Nl '4 ami
NK54 of ggU. Use ill, Tp IN, it 18 K, W M , who
naiuea the following witnesses to prove lilsuun
tiuUOUS residence lMD und SUltlVatiOO ol said
laud, v 1.
OrlS i- nhlppev, Corlix Koreusen, John llaf
fron i James 0, l-yle, all oi Lyle 1'. O.. Wash,
tlollla Sn i .-lisnli ,
11. g, No. 9878, for lbs IHWfff sK',, gee H.aud
NU ol N K' 4 and Ngk ol NW, Hee g, Tp 8 N,
It 1J K, W M , who uuuies the following wit
nesaea to prove his continuous residence upou
und culllt utloii of said laud, via
Klkuuah U. llylton.Otic h. Hliipay, lohU Dal
iron, James Q, Lyle, ull ol Lyle I' O., Wusb.
on.. K. Nlilppey.
II. i No. mi. for tou fractional oW'4 ol NW4;
Irautioiial SV. of HW4 aud the 8K4 of s,H oi
nt. ii, Tp 8 N, ft I.. H, W M , who naiuea the loL
lowing witnesses to plot e his colltinoous lest
deuce upou aud cultivation ol aald laud, via.:
Klkauah fi. lis Hon. t'orUx Borvuaeu, Johu
Daltiou aud James O. Lyle. alt ol Lyle f O ,
Wash
nils W. K HI'MtAH, Kvgistvr.
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