ftc Dalles Daily Chumtete.
AUG. 12. 1901
! ice Cream
and
IceCream
Soda
) At Andrew Keller's
TRKASI RER'S NOTICE.
. . . CoflHty "nt rrUtor1
. . ... nliaMt will ! paid
offlrr .
Intrt
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, Bftrr .1 ill..' ww.
JOHN F. HAMI'SBIRE,
lounl.v Trvaaurrr.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
herd is tenrd In low on high,
itine the mountain Iteet
1 i w . iirv shepherd hie tielow
H ce( a bit of slet'V
; ! . tittle swallows gulp nd oltoke
The enrly worm to swallow
tVDi e t lined within the bainyanl ix ii
The pensive piggies wallow.
Tern pert nre
niinininnj 5i .
todav maximum
t the close of the season the company
will torn the Mooting mill into a ware
house f r !tie winter. ,
If von don't krjow how to swim have
no dealings with the Colnmhia river bo
far as being "in it" is concerned. Vy
For Sale A four-holed gasoline stove,
with 'itrfe oven, in pood c mdition : also
an office writing desk. Apply at this
jffj.-e.
Mr. Loviek will be at our store Mon
day afternoon and evening and will
detuou:rHte Velcx paper to the pub
lic. C.arfc a Fa!k. aug9 St
Wanted A second. hand buggy, with
top, cheap for casli or in trade for a
watch. Appiy to Charles Bulley, Co
icnjhia Feed Yard. t6 lwd
Mr. Henrv PeMoss and Miss Julia
Hail,
Bard;
ago a
tj.
members of the DeMoss Lvnc
were married about two weeks
DeMoss Springs, Sherman qfiun
Complaints lmve heen made to this
oflta c incerning the condition of the
brUgf over Mill Creek at the I'rqohart
place, claiming that it i :u a dangerous
condition and ah nld I repaired.
Amuutr the past-ugers on the Bailey
Ciatzert yesterday was Roscoe Oaks, who
thre ffiODths ago had the misfortune to
have his leg broken. This was atrial
trip and in a few days he will resume !
his regular trips for the firm he repre-
Mpta
Oar warehouses look rather deserted
'.hese days as far as wool clips are con
cerned, that article being pretty well
diipoaed of this year. At the Wasco
warehouse iodav we found about three
clips left, and they
informed us eradine 1
and baiiDg would be
finished bv Fridav
of tliie week.
Mrr - red Fisher had a pleasant sur
prist ves'.erday when her nephew, Rev.
A. Higgine, of Nova Scotia, arrived in '
tbe city. Mr. Higgins has been attending
DtEpworth League convention at San;
Francisco and is now visiting his rela"
tivee on this coast. Mrs. Fisher had not
seen bim for sixteen years.
Word was received this morning by 1
the agent of the P. P. 4 A. N. Co. that t
p,a, ; . , . '
vkiovu, B utri'K uauu on lue xveguiaior,
was Dialing from the boat this morning.
When latt seen he went to his berth at
12:lo. Tt is thought he must have in
some way fallen overboard during the
night.
Soia,,pc geemB to be still lurking
about seeKing whom it may devrur.
tester iav a case was reported at Hood
fiVdr. A man by the tame of Knox en
tered d physician's office there for
me bed. assistance when it was discov
fed i,e had a well defined case of small
POX, He was removed to the pest house
ui..e ana a ball Irom the town. ;
Whiie the Elks of the cities about us
are nihkiin; great prepiratione to attend
'lie Elkl carnival in Tacoma, from the
Utb to the 'L'd of this month, we have
heard nothing as to whether that order
n Th- fiailtiB will be rpreeeDted or not.
It wi;: be a splendid opportunity to visit
IM Hound cities, as the rates have heen
PQt down to the minimum and from all
indications it is to tie a brilliant affair.
In looking over our exchanges we no
ma that the article published byTio:
hbom some time wince, in which we
mi thai Th Palles had given up its
"eet (air and carnival, is still goiua the
founds. Now we are ready to take that
0 ck and acknowledge we were moio
JJMOd than hurt, although it did look
u'ck for uuie. We are going to have
tW fair and it will be "do slouch " We
an
assure our neiii,t,ry of ti.-t a
uiaeting wj Leld iome Ume Mf
m to u,ake definite arrangements.
As af0re8aid in these colomoa, insist on
rV ,rieDl8 m the East addressing your
JJJri to The Delia, and not to Dalles.
re are 'enten places in the United
W5J
j States named Pallas, so you may se
how the difficulty arises when The is
j omitted. Only a few days since a gen
tlemen went into the post office and in
conversation with the postmaster said
he thought The had been eliminated
from the names of all cities, It has not
from oar city, so be sure your corre
spondents govern themselves according-
Yesterday on the trip np the river
from Portland the two boats, the Regu
lator and Bailey Gal zrt, left the dock
at precisely the same hour, 7 o'clock, so
naturally a .jniet little race took place,
thongh not acknowledged on either side.
Both made the same landings, but the
Regulator reached the dock three quar
ters of nii hour in advance, making the
ran in seven hours. The Gatsert is a
good boat, but it is difficr.lt to beat the
Regulator, which seems somehow to
have the right of way. Seven hours is
considered excellent time.
Our churches were well attended
yesterday considering the number of
people who are out of the city, and the
number who allow the smallest degree
oi neai to ansent tnem irom services.
Rev. VV. B. Clifton is having a vacation
by preaching once a dav ; Rev. 17. F.
Hawk naving been absent two Sundays,
holds regular services; Rev. Win. Bren
ner is visiting in Michigan and the
Lutherans are not having services this
month, while Rev. P. V. Poling, who
has been preaching once a day, an
nounced that if the warm weather con
tinues there will be no services during
the remainder of the month at the
Congregational chnrch.
The Grant s Ferry and Warehouse
Company has jast filed articles of incor
poration with County Auditor James W.
Butler. This new company or corpora
tion intend to do a general storage and
forwarding and ferry business at the old
stand at Grants ferry. We also under
stand that tins takes in the Wasco Ware
house Milling Company's property at
Grant's ferry, the property of Phillips
Jt AVdrich, and the ferry business. This
is a movement in the right direction, as
u wU, give our farmerB an impendent
warehouse business at the river, thev
will still continue to buy as before : and.
too, they are unquestionably going to
encounter strong competition from Port
land buyers as this is a year tbey want
wheat. Trustees of the corporation are
B. F. Laaghlin, R. O. Tobin, Frank Al
drich and E. O. McCoy. The new ware
house of the corporation will be 60 feet
by 100 feet, and will hold 40,000 sacks of
wheat. Agriculturalist.
Forest Fires Near Fo.sil.
Timber fires have been raging nearly
a week on Butte creek and Thirty-Mile
a lew miles lrom Fossil. The Butte
creek tire was started by Tom Grant,
who was bartiing a log, and let the fire
et bevond his control. Grant lost 1000
posts and a quantity of cordwood. The
Rafferty hay crop and monster barn be
longing to the B. C. L. L. S. & L. Co.,
were saved only by the hardest kind of
work on the part of the Baw mill hands,
who saved the grain notwithstanding
part of the lence around it was burned.
The saw null was shut down for sever
al days while the men fought the fire,
which is now reported as being under
control. Peputy Game and Forestry 1
Warden Henry Heidtman of Fossil,
went out Wednesday morning to super-
vise the fare-fighting
The fire raging in the Thirty-mile
timber is reported to have been started
by a party of campers, and Warden
Heidtman is investigating with a view
to the prosecution of tbe offenders, if
culpable. Everything in the woods just
now is as tinder, and carelessness with
fire under present conditions practically
amounts to a crime.
A large timber lire is also reported to
be raging uear Alder creek. Journal .
Charter Meiulier Juke Notice.
Mrs. N. L. liustin, state organizer of
the Knights and Ladies of Security, on
the lbiti of this mouth will organize a
council of this order to be hailed as The
Palles Council K. i L. of S. This so-
ciety pays accidental and old age claims
and does not increase with advancing
years. Those who wish further infor-
mation will do well to call on Mrs.
Gustiu or C. A. Marshall at the Obarr
House. Admission as charter members
one dollar : after the charter is closed,
five dollars. aO-Hi
Sealed Inn- lterleil
Sealed bids will be received by Pr.
Siddal! up to IS noon the 15th inst., for
tUB erection of four dwellings on the
corner of Fourth and Federal streets,
Pallet City. Plans and specifications
can be seen at the office of The Dalles
Laundry Co. Reserving the right to re
ject each or all bids. augl'J-16
I( the action of my bowels is not easy
and regular serious com plications must
be tbe final result. PeWiti s Little
Early Risers will remove tbia danger.
8afe, pleasant and effective. Clarke &
C- IS. L C 1't Ur., a...
EARL NtGUS DROWNED.
Another Vlrtlm la Knguirr.l l.jr ne Wa
ter nf the Colombia.
Just as The Palles was congratulating
herself that she was escaping this season
without a case of death by drowning,
yesterday about 1:30 o'clock in the aft
ernoon a boy came running into the city
laying that Earl Negus had been
drowned in the slough just below the
Wasco Warehouse.
It seems that about o'clock Krl bad
gone up with two other boys who were
going in swimming. Not intending to
go into deep water himself, as he knew
nothing about swimming, he was wading
about in the shallow water, splashing It
on the other boys as thev came up, and
laughingly playing in ttie water as is
customary with boys on such occasions, j
At that place, unknown to him, is a
hole eight feet square and twenty deep,
which suddenly breaks 'iff from the shal
low water. Into this, soon after tney'
got into the water. Karl stepped. Sseing
him sink, F.lmer White, who was then
on the beach, started after him, when
the other companion cried to him to I
stop or Karl would grab him and both
be drowned. As soon as possible a board
was secured and put out to him. but too j
late, for he rose and, waving his hands,
sank for the last time, seemingly unable
to grasp the proffered aid.
The boys at once came down and iu- j
formed Coroner Butts, who after having 1
men dive for the body, secured grappling
hooks, and at 5 o'clock they were sue
cessfuf in finding htm near where he
sank, and the remains were brought to
1 the undertaking parlors ol Wm. Micbell.
. Farl Negus was 20 years old and came ;
'to The Dalles about a year and a half
ago. making his home with the family of ;
J. A.White at the garrison, who are
deeply attacned to him. Since his ar-;
, rival here he has been employed by The
Palles Lumbering Company. He was a
faithful member of the Salvation Army,
and for some time has been drummer
1 (or theui, seldom missing a meeting.
Telephone messages have been sent to 1
his father. A. E. Negus, who is workine
near Pendleton, and his mother at May
wood, Neb., but no word has "been re
ceived. It has, therefore, been decided
to bury the remains here, and the funeral
will take place from the Salvation Armv
headquarters
o'clock.
tomorrow morning at 9
I'SKSONAL, MENTION,
W. H. Hobson spent Sunday
with his
i
famiiv at Cascades.
Mrs. Forwood left today for Heppner
on a visit to her mother.
, Mrs. B. H. Grant has returned from a
I camping trip to Trout Lake.
Carl Hanseu left yesterday for Port
i land and the sea coast on his vacation.
1 Miss Anna Haslam returned Saturday
night after a vacation spent at Portland
and at the beach.
Attorney Fred W. Wilton returned on ;
thenoon train from a trip to Hood River
on legal business.
Mrs. E. M. Williams came up from
Cascades Saturday and spent Sundav
and todav at home.
Miss Virgilia Cooper returned on Sat
urday's afternoon boat from a ten days
vacation at Newport.
Martin Ponnell and
moved their camp from
Mt.'Hood to Trout Lake.
famiiv have
Mrs. J. Weigel went
to Cascades Sat- ,
unlay, where she will remain for a time
at the Cushing camp there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Peters and family
left on the boat Saturday to spend some
time at Seaside, Clatsop beach.
Mrs. Frank Somuierville came up i
from Portland Saturday night and spent
yesterday with Mrs. Maude Mitchell. j
Rev. Perry Chandler, who occupied i
the pulpit at the Methodist church last
night, returned to his home at Walla
walla today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Bulger, accompanied
by Miss Margraret Grenier, who have
been visiting Mrs. Frank Huott, re
turned to Portland today.
MlssGossie Mclutosh has a ten-days
respite from her duties in Pease iV Mays'
dry goods department and left on the
noon train to spend tbe time with
friends iu Heppner.
Mrs. Maude Mitchell was a passenger
on the boat yesterday for Portland,
where she will remain until Thursday
with friends, resuming her duties at the
postofficeon her return.
Miss Grace Scott accompanied bjf OW
friend. Miss Lizzie Schooling, arrived
home on a visit from The Palles, Wed
nesday. They leave to'lav for a month's
outing at Newport.- Corvallit (iazette.
.). A. White, who was telegraphed for
on account of the drowning of Lari Ne
gUK, returned on the noon train today
from Portland, where he has been for
the past two months having his eyes
treated.
Mrs. J- W. Pillinger and daughter,
Mrs. P. D. Wilder, left on the Palles
Citv this morning for While Salmon.
After a short stay there they w ill leave
for Gilmer on a visit to Mrs. Pilliuger's
son, Rev. W. L. Pillinger.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Browuhill and
children vere returning passengers from
l-ong Beach yesterday. Mr. Brownhill
is most enthusiastic over Ooean Park and
declares it by (ar the best place on that
beach. Together with the Dalles colony j
there, be and his family had a most en j
joyable time ; he says the most fnn he's
bad since he waa a boy. -
F. L. Houghton, accompanied lv Ids
brother, Prof. Houghton, of the Arkan
i sas University, returned from Long
, Beach Saturday, and later left (or a trip
to White River falls. CpOO their re
'turn Fied will return to Long Beach
and Prof. Hmtghton to his Southern
home.
Mr. Waters arrived from Richmond
Thursday, accompanied bv his daughter,
Mrs. Herman Falk. of The Palles, and
i her three children. Mrs. Folk is a sister
of Mrs. R. E. Wilson, of Fossil, with
whom she expects to visit for several
( weeks. Her husband is in the drug
business and is a leading citizen in The
Palles. Fossil Journal.
IIIIKN.
On Mill creek, near this city. Satur
day afternoon, Aug. 10th, to Mr. and
Mrs. Ma Speiehinger, a daughter.
Impel rt not nn on lire men t .
We wish to announce to those inter- ;
estei" in the advancement of amateur
I photography that Mr. Harrv P. Lovic
the demonstrator for the Nepara t'liem
ica! Company, manufacturers of Velos
paper, will be at our store on Tuesday
aiternoon snd evening, August 13th. I
1 He will show you how to expose and I
how to develop the paper so as to obtain .
perfect blacks and white9. Fveryone is 1
invited to bring their troubles in Yelox
development to him at that time. Don't
forget the date. Be sure and bring your j
mistakes with you. Perhaps he will set
you right. Geo. C. Bi vkki.kv.
Penot for fresh paper of all kinds.
Teiher" KxHiuttiatKin.
Notice is hereby given that the coun
ty superintendent of Wasco county, Or-
egon
wiil hold the regular examination
ol applicants for state and county papers
at The Palles, as follows :
eOB BTATB l'APtRB.
Commencing Wednesday, August
M.
at A a. m. and continuing until Satur
day, August 17, at 4 o'clock p. in.
Wednesda'-- Pennmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, rending, school law.
Thursday Written Arithmetic, the-
or' of teaching, grammar, book-keeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry, j
general history, English literature,
psychology.
KOH COUNTY: PAPKBB.
Commencing Wednesday, August, 14,
at 9 o'clock a. m. and continuing until
Friday, August 1G, at 4 o'clock p. m.
First, second and third grade certificates.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
orthography, reading.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar and school law.
Friday Geography, mental arithme
tic, physiology, civil government.
Primary certificates:
Wednesday Penmanship, orthogra-
1 phy, reading.
Thursday Art of questioning, theory
0f eachinif methods
Friday Arithmetic, physiology.
C. L. Gilbert,
County Supt. Wasco Co., Or.
-summer Itargaluii.
On Pad Butts' bargain counter will be
' found the following bargains :
t . . ' I . t T I I... 11 t ) . .
the vicinity of J miles ensi oi ine iiiib i;rB;
JflQO acres wheat land, all under fence.
rice -0(W warranty deed, half cash ;
balance on time at a per cent.
Four hundred acres deeded land five
and a half miles from tl h city all under
fence; l.r0 acres in cultivation. To
large springs of water; good house, barn
and outbuildings. Eight acres in grapes
and ten acrns in orchard. Well adapted
for stock raising. On the following
terms: 4,"i00; $2,600 down and the
balance at any old time to suit purcha
ser at 7 per cent. .10-18
Notice to 'I as payers.
The board of equalization for Wasco !
county, Or., will meet and lie 10 session j
at the court house of said county from
Monday, August 36th until Saturday,
August 81ft, 1901, both davs inclusive,
and will attend to any and all matters j
which may come before such board for
consideration.
The Palles, Wasci Co., Or., August
A, 1801.
('. L. S ii 4IDT.
a:i-d&wtf Assessor, Wasco Co., Or.
P, T. Thomas, Sumterville, Ala., "I
was suffering from dyspepsia when I
commenced taking Kodol Oyspepsia
Cure. I bxik several bottles and can
digest anything." Kodol lyspepsia '
Cure is the only preparation containing
all the natural digestive fluids, ft gives !
weak stomachs entire rest, restoring
their natural condition. Clarke .'. Falk's
P. 0. Pharmacy.
CASTOR I A
For infants and Children.
Til Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Hjpitorool
...The New York Cash Store...
138 and 142 Second Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
Special in
Mens
Straw
Matv
See our Show Window.
New Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A new fresh,
cleanstock. Qiyeusacall. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
MAYS
WINDMILLS,
PUMPS and PIPE,
RUBBER and Garden Hose,
Lawn Mowers, Sprinklers.
If you arc in need of anything in our lino, figure with
for it will pay you.
us.
We operate a
REPAIR SHOP.
prompt attention.
PLUMBING, TIN and
All orders entrusted to
SEXTON
THE DALLES.
p. S. GUNNING,
...Blacksmith, Horseshoer and Wagon-maker..
DKAI.KU IN
Iron, Steel. Wheels, Axles, Springs and Blacksmith Supplies
asjset tor jtnstsll A lJo.'s Bntlnss, Tbisshsfs ami $n It tils.
Telephone 157.
Long Distance t)7H.
Cor. Second
11. ,HSe I" Itel.l.
Light room modern ilaelling house
heated by furnace; good fjaed lot with
stable adjoining ; located in a desirable,
part Of the city. No trouble to rent
rooms enough to pay house rent, ('all
on or address f ludsoti A ISrownhill, The
Dalles.
autl-td
Nasal
CATARRH
In all in stagSS b'ore
laoulil us cisaaJlostSj
Ml)' Cream lialui
slstnats,soothstsnt'
11. e dia SJS4 WSBlBtSllS.
It cur.;. aifirrli uiel Uf H e
uy a aokj iu laS In ud
BSlSslc
Crrum Balm i placed Into the DMtrllt, spreads
over ii...- uieiul.rmiu ami ii kl.iorlKd. RsttSf is liu-Dii-dikieauil
a cure fullowi. Jt is not drying dues
but pr.Mlu. d if4in(. l.arg Him, M owit St lrug
glcta it i.j mail irlal Hue, lu ctuli by mall.
W. f lMTUKlta, M W aiic. Mutwt, New Yurfc.
Gifford a Fotos Never Fade
25c
CROWE
BICYCLE
uh will have
OREGON.
& Lawblin Sis., THE DALLES OR.
Tim Seventh Bsflmintal band will
furnish music on hoard the Ituiiey lint-
zerl Sunday. A'l lovers of good inusiu
will eiij iy a treat if they will visit Hit,
dock Sunday afternoon at 8:18 p. m.
free concert will be given fiom the) deck
of the steamer. auutt-.'it
James White, Cry antsvil le, lnd., -an
PeWitl's Witch Haiti Salve healed
running aores on both legs. He hail
suffered years. Doctor failed to help
him. i iet Pa Wui'a. Accept no imita
tions. Clarke .V Falk's 1. O. Pharmacy.
WM, MICHELL,
Undertaker and Embalmer
Cor. TMtrd and Waahlntfton Sts.
All orders attended to promptly. Long
distance phoue 433. Local, 102.
Clark Falk are uever closed Monday.
Uiu'i forget this.
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