fte Dalles Daily Clmmtete.
fgCRSDAY - -
- AUG, 15. 1901
Ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
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.lOHN F. HAMPSHIRE.
County Treasurer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
,,. arc thofo who eet away
, .1 Messed i) those who stay
r(lf ibat ho go spend all HlrU ! -
II , others have no mink to paek.
A. M
Williams A Co have reduced
l)M prices 0(8,1 ,heir n,en ? tan 8hcep
So tin !" hk the present to buy.
Go to A. M. Wiiliame & Co.'s and get
aool COt to these hot days. Head
beir td an J note reduced prices.
I)ok out for tire these dave when we
htve plenty of everything -'to burn,'' or
rather that's i net in a condition to ianite.
Mies Minnie Gosser ha accepted a po
sition in the dry goods department of A.
y, Williams & Co.. and assumed her
duties today.
Rtrt Monday the Wasco Warehouse
Milling Company expects to begin tear
ing out the inside of their old warehouse
building, t utting in new .".oors and mak
ing Other improvements.
The school statistics show a loss in
school population in Northwestern Ore
gon, hot a earn in Eastern and Southern
Oregon. Wasco made a gain of 300
school children between 1900 and 101 .
This morning Harry Ohlegschiager,
vrbo was accidentally shot TneBday after
noon, was brought to this city to have
hie wound ireoted, and Dr. Ferguson
(111 08 he i?grt"ne along surprisingly
well.
".' bnt !. Cotnan, eon of oar veteran
cmouctor of the O. B. N., will he ap
uoinif'l assistant general freight agent
of ttie 0 :.' &N., with headquarters at
Portloi ' Mr. Com aii'i sister isassociate
editor i M nn eej 'a .Vlaga.iue.
A Uardian sale of property was bad
at the court house today. Mrs. Laoy
guardian of the minor heirs of the estate
of Hugn Lacy, deceased, sold the real
property belonging to the estate. It was
bid in by John L. Henderson, of Hood
River, for $1 ,400.
Wm. Wallace, who suffered a severe
wound at the hand of Frank Green
Toesday night and was taken to the hos
pital, is getting along nicely and will be
able to fie taken to the courthouse at
4 o'clock, when the preliminary exami
nation of hie ase&ilant takes place.
The the rtnometer'e a warm number
today, marking 10' in the shade. What's
the matter with the weather man in
Portland, who said yesterday that we'd
bave cooler weather and thunder showers
today and then "by thunder'" we didn't
and not a cloud in eight. From all
indications he's not acquainted with
Western eather, as he seldom hits it.
A writ of review was argued before
Jadg Bradehaw this afternoon. Mr.
John L, Hendereon wab attorney for ap
pellant, and Mr. 8. W. Stork i attorney
for respondent. Under the code the
writ of review takes the place of cer
tiorari under the common law, and an
investigation may be had of the pro
ceedings ab initio. We did not learn
bow the writ wae decided. It was taken
J oin the justice .court in Mosier pre
cinct. It might be supposed that during such
cheated term one would be glad to get a
glimpse of winters, but after viewing
'be cut which wae published in last
I'lfht P Telegram of that "illustrious"
Winters, who stole the btilion from the
California smelter, we are constrained
to advise that he be allowed to "take
back I
1 1 gold" and keep his picture out
i ttie papen, It's difficult enough to
s.eef- tbeaa nights without being haunt-
by men earioaturN.
Hogs will continue to be a fine figure
' Tii. west for 'many months to
MMN. J i.e recent drouth in the East
' Itandj to market and the short
NPOl the oorn crop will send thousands
of oti.er- bafani winter. There will be
WMHto ihip Watt this xv inter as there
iffier j It, (Jn tlie oth,r ;j8nd there
Mt many chances that eaetern people
M be lending to the coast for hogs. As
MJa supply ir already short here, we can
'or gjod prices for the next vear.
racific tanner.
Ail weather is hot and while one ie
ry:u 10 '-ontain his toul in patience, he
m read with delight Dr. Kane's explo
'boos towards the North pole, where
i thermometer ranged 70 degrees be
ro; or Lieutenant bchwatke'a
HMD for the remaine of Sir John
NH
FrarjVIin, when he traveled (or day with
me inermometer ranging from H to M
degrees belowzero. RutO! watn't that
glorious weather! It tis aing, "On
Greenland's lev Mountains" till the bov
brings a fresh pitcher of ice-water.
The steamer Colombia of the O. R. A
N.Co.,wIiich has been tied tip in San
Francisco on account of the strike, ar
rived in Astoria Tuesday morning, hav
ing been delayed twenty-four hours hv
contrary winds and a heavy fog. The
Columbia had but a partial cargo and
only two consignments of perishable
ittutT. The crew was made up of office
employes and Filipinos. The steamer
' Elder got away from the California port
Sunday, and both vessels will lie tied
up at Portland until the strike is over.
A destructive tire occurred at Havnes'
Spur, three miles below Hood River this
morning at 1 o'clock when Davenport
Bros.' big sawmill burned to theeronnd,
having caught from spontaneous com
bustion. It took but an hour and a half
for the whole thing to go up in flames
and the proprietors suffer a 18,000 loss,
with no insurance. Hesides the mill i
; nine freight cars were destroyed, thirty
cords of wood, 15,000 cedar posts. 10,000
i feet of dressed lumber and 40.000 feet of
rough lumber. Mr. Davenport was ab
sent in Portland at the time of the tire.
-o often is the inquiry heard as
to
1 who am McKinley's cabinet officers that
' we publish them for the beneGt of the
school hoys and girls, and perhaps the
older hoys and girls will want to pin the
list in their hats. They are: Secretary
of State, John Hay ; Secretary of Trea
sury, I.yman J. Gage: Secretarv of War.
Elibu Root ; Secretary of Nvv, John D.
I Long: Secretary 0: Interior. Ethan A.
' Hitchcock : Secretary of Agriculture,
James Wilson; Postmaster-General,
' Charles E. Smith : Attorney-General, P.
O. Knox.
The close season for fishing went into
effect this morning at ri o'clock and no
more salmon may be caught in the
waters of the Columbia until the 10th of
next month. The fishermen on the
Washington side have tw enty-four hours
i more oi the season than the men on ttie
Oregon side. The closed season goes into
j effect in Washington at midnight on the
i loth but the men will not be disturbed
until after daylight on the 16tb. On
' that day ail will be warned that a vio
lation of the law will carry with it all
the penalties.
In a letter received hv Mrs. W. E.
i Sylvester from her daughter, Mrs. M. B.
1 Murcbie, she tells of the misfortune
i which has again befallen them by fire.
; Just before coming over to T.'ie Dalles
! to visit during July Mr. and Mrs. Mnr
i chie had moved to the farm, which they
rent, about two miles from Yakima, and
the day Mrs. Murchie left here on her j
: return home, the house was burned to i
the ground with the entire contents, i
I The household goode which as the house
I wae rented, was their only loss were
! ineured, but the loss is a heavy one, tire j
having visited them when in Lswiston
; totally destroying the etore owned by :
Mr. Murchie there.
Yesterday Hon. L. Y. Sherman, an
old schoolmate of Hon. W H. Wilson,
whom he had not seen for nineteen
years, arrived in The Dalles from Spring
field, Illinois, and is the guest of V. H.
; Mr. Sherman is a prominent man in
Illinois politics, having been speaker of
the house of the 40th and 41st General
Assembly, which adjourned in May. He j
ie visiting this coast for recreation and !
incidentally looking up some legal (pues-
tions in connection with the First Xa-
tional bank of Vancouver for the trea- I
ury department. This afternoon Mr. i
Sherman will return to VaaflODvar I
companied by Mr. Wileon as far a.s Cas
cades and Saturday they will visit l)ng
Beach. His stay ill be short on this
coast, as he is compelled to return home
by the L'Tlh.
KuKll.h Want MtOOU ..itlr) Hurnm.
R. B. Wilson, the able representative
of the Burlington Company, stated in
Pendleton yesterday that if they can be
found oO.OOO horses will be bought in
this section for the Finglish cavalry ser
vice. "Already'' said Mr. Wilson, "our
people have shipped out more than 7o
cars and the number will have reached
1UJ hundred care within a very short
space of time.
"The horses neei'ed are those from
fourteen-two to (jfteen-one hands high,
and are otherwise not valuable. Those
desired for the South African war ser
vice are lighter than the RogUth govern
ment would use for their regular cavalry
or the American ttovernmeut either.
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neucr, men yun uc.r .r... jnfurllifttjon possible regarding the latest
to the livestock owners of this region, gittbodl adopted in his profession.
In the first place they cannot be told to j jeH ,;iizaheth Bonn, who has been in
others to any advantage, and in the Portland for the past few months study
seeond place they will be removed from ing voice cultuie under Herr Schott, is
the range and will therefore leave it for I "pending a few days at home and will
, , ,. . . .1 . 'return Sunday. Friends of the young
the other claeees of livestock that " I hV hMTLHof r ttthott't opiBV
I more valuable." ion of her voice aay it la most flattering
The E.G. flays: The feature of the and that should she continue its cult i
, removal of the horses from the range ; toy. 'um ,n tiuj bco"1 won'
of value because the range it juet now r 0 n'5l .
quite tmall in comparison to the number j Suttcribe for Tua CMlQglfllg.
of livestock bands that are owned in this I
territory. Throughout the present sea
son, and all of last winter and spring,
there has been much talk about the ,
shortage of feed, and the difficulty in
tinding range to keep the bands goinit.
Angthing that will remove from the
range a large number of animals that are
now eating up the grass will relieve the
situation from its present strained con-
dition and be of benefit all around.
ASTORIA S
FISHY SUGGESTION.
They
Shnnl.l Attend to
Kettle or Mall
Their (Inn
A Pallee canneryraan when asked
what he thought of the opinion of a
prominent cannervman of Astoria re
garding the closing of the upper river so
salmon can go up to thir spawning
grounds, said the law is very good
were it enforced whenever fishermen
take more fish from the river than they
can sell, as they did at Astoria during
the heavy run last month, and rather
than sell them to The Dalles cannery
man for three cents a pound cash, threw
them into the river torot. When the
stench got so bad and the attention of
the board of health of the city of Astoria
was directed to the matter, they called
on the deputy fish warden and made
him deputy sheriff to stop this nuisance.
If the Astoria papers would do half at
home what they wish to do away from
home they might accomplish good re
sults. The Dalles fishermen and boat
pullers pay for the privilege of fishing.
They do not ask their prosecuting at
torney or the attorney general of the
state for opinions to Bave them from
paying $1 each to the hatchery fund.
They ask no favors, bnt only just treat
ment, where the law permits all to tish.
Where the tish need protection is
right at Astoria, the late heavy run hav
ing proven that, when they took all.
The Dalles or anyone above Astoria
thirty miles neither saw nor heard of a
big run. Do not halloo, "stop thief"
while you are stealing. Wait until you
have finished.
I'BKSONAl. MENTION,
Wm. Donaldson relumed to his home
at Kingsley this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Coop are visitors
in the citv from Goldeudale.
W. T. McClure, of Mosier, is registered
at the St. Charles hctel, Portland.
J. M. Kussei, of The Dalles Scouring
mill, ie in Portland on a business trip.
Miss Emma Maloney ieft this after
noon for the Walther camp at Cascades.
Mrs. Lina Wilde is in city from Port
land, the guest of Miss Carrie St. John.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glasius returned
last evening from attending camp meet
ing in Portland.
Miss Nettie Fredden has returned
from a visit in camp with Miss Graoa
Hobson at Cascades.
Misses Julia and Clara Nickelsen left
ion this afternoon's boat bound for a
vacation at Long Beach.
John Totten, sheriff of Skamania
county, was in town yesterday and re-
tnrned'to Stevenson todav
Mrs. Cheese, Mis. Morris and Miss
Cassie Cheese were passengers on the
boat today bound for Trout Lake.
John Booth, w ho is now one of Hood
River's merchants, came up from that
place yesterday, returning on the Gatert
today.
Mrs. W. II. Wallace, of Portland and
Mies Elizabeth Powell, of Los Angeles,
SDent Moudav witti Mrs. Judd Fish in
tbje ei ty .
Mfe R s Hnntingt0Jli wll0 baB speut
several weeks at Shelburne, on Lona
Beach, returned home on Die Regulator
'a,t night.
Mrs. Dinsmore Pariisb, w ho has spent
month vtaiting her graodmptb-
er at Newport, came home on the boat
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Chas. Simonson left last night for
a two weeks stay in Spokane, having
been called thereon account of the ill
ness cf her grandmother.
Edward Baldwin left yesterday for
Portland, where he will j in his mother
who went down Tuesday, and together
they will visit Long Beach.
Miss Rosemary Baldwin came up on
the Regulator yesterday from Portland.
Mrs. Baldwin remained over today with
Dalles friends in camp at Cascades.
Mrs. J. H. Cross accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. DeWitt, and Miss Mabel
Cross, came up last night from Portland.
Mabel will spend her vacation ol home.
Mr. and Mrs. K. O, McCoy and family
and Mr. and Mrs. G N. Ooslield, left
yesterday on their way to visit the Llks'
carnival at Tacomaand at the san e time
to take in theister hound city, Seattle.
Df. and Mrs. Hugh Logan were par
t-engers on this morning's train bound
for San FVancisco to remain for at least
two weeks. Dr. will attend clinics
i during Ins stay there, obtaining al I trie
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THE FAMILY LIBRARY.
May Me Mftr Owe of the Moet -trartlte
Keatwre In the
Home.
The lilnarv I HOW within tin' each
of all cWutaea, Competition between
the publishers and the multipltettj
of authors has forever banlahetl the
dnj when a moi1 volume was a lux
ury, and the booh-ataHs havr placed
treaoures of literature where the
poor max reach them, suf" Har
vot Holt Cnhoon, . in Woman's
Home Companion. The pom in
BUrae rW become rich ill spirit.
Itookv are cheap thai thej ufteii
materialise In the hand r thoae who
love them t and sometimes the poa
aeaaor hartJlj know hi or whence
they come, So the lihraix ha IWJl
on It tier. -me a feature of the hum..
but a neceaalty. The collection
book- is bound to ! made, li comes
without effort, There Is ulwa.vs room
for one more (took, and l he ttrst thing
you know there la a ensefnl. and b
"and bx the case rune over and am
other cae mnreraliaes from ,,,ne
where. Maybe th fotnllj carpenter
nails it together, and aorae one else
give H n coat of paint; hit. r on the
books crowd that ease; tinallx there
is a roomful,, and lo! you have a li
bra rx. You make room for the books
you loxe.
Hnl llean. Tropical Stle.
hnl a pit n ii is that the red or pink
bean is noi more In use In the United
Stan -. In Mexico and aim ng the
an.ni. h California no meal Ls com
plete without them,
nalu table ilih, and 1
The) are a
not require t he
boiling that while beans do. Put three
.mifuis of tin-, beans intu boiling hoi
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xx a t er
ii. ilti noi in. iir ' in-jxaiei on .
let them boil until done,
to add hot water from tin
It. careful
time to time to
i in o i he beans
ir more if you
beittls a re t hor-
prevent burning, si
u dried Chill peppei
i an stand it . W hen l
I otighlx booked put a generotw suppi.x
of pork or bacon fat into o fr.vinfirpan.
! and when boiling hot pour in the boiled
beans. Salt to taate, and add enough
I hot M Bter lo make a rich oroxx n
gravy. To var, thla diah aometimea a
frieil onion is .jixeii a- .m adllltlonal
flavor. ashingtou star.
blekan 1 at let a,
Cold do . hen or veal cutlets max be
made Into a decorative dish bj for mini;
' a ring of potato on each and filling the
j spaee xx'nli green peas. F'or a pint of
! meal make a panadu of one cupful (
milk, two heaping lablespoonfuls of
flour, .me large tablespoonful of bill
' ter. one teaapoouful ol chopped purs
I ley, one tea spoonful of oniou juice, and
: salt ami oalirika to taste. When il is
done mix the meat with It, and when
very cold form ii into cutlets. Roll
them in egg and breadcrumb. On the
top of each squeeze with h pnstr.x bag
a ritiLT of hot mushed potato, with
which baa been mixed beuti 11 egg, and
j hake until a golden brown. Kill each
space witli green peua, seasoned xxiih
I cream, -: 1 1 and pepper, I inclnnatl
j Bno;ulrer,
Summer HarKalnii.
I On Dad Butts' bargain counter will be
1 found the following bargains:
Six miles east of The Dalles 280 acres ;
i lot) acres wheat land, all under fence.
Price 2,000, warranty deed, half cash ;
i balance on time at per cent.
F'onr hundred acres deeded land five
and a half miles from tl p city all under
fence; 150 acres in cultivation. Two j
' large springs of wate-; good house, barn j
1 and outbuildings. Bight acres in grapes j
and ten acres in orchard. Well adapted
for stock raising. On the following
terms : $4,500; $2,600 down and the
' balance at any old time to suit purcha
ser, at 7 per cent . ftlO-13
f.'harte- Meiiiliei'f 'I'thn Notice.
Mrs. N. L. iustin, state organizer of
I the Knights and Ladies of Security, on
the ltith of this month will Organize a
council of this order lo be hailed as The
Dalles Council K. & L. of S. This bo
i 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.
(instill or 0. A. Marshall at the Obarr
House. Admission as charter members
one dollar; after the charter It close.!.
live dollars. 51I
Sealed NMfl ttacal V4.
Sealed bids Will be received by l)r.
Siddall up to 12 noon the 1 6th lOBt.i for
1 the erection of four dwellings on the
corner of Fourth and Federal str-.-t-,
Dal I at City. Plans and specification
can he seen at the office ol The Lalles
Laundry Co. Reserving the right to re
ject each or all bids. gllg210
11 the. action ol my bowel I is got eaty
and regular serious OOmpllOtUoni must
be the final result. DtWIU'l Little
Flarly KiBern will remove this danger.
Safe, pleasant and effective, t'laike .V
F'alk's P. 0. PheMQt v.
CASTOR I A
For Infant and Children.
Tbi Kind Yoi Have Always Bought
Btara the
..The New York Cash Store...
138 and 142 Second Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
Special in
Men
Straw
Hat.
See our Show Window.
New Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A ticvv fresh,
clean stock, lim us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
...MAYS f CROWE...
WINDMILLS,
PUMPS and PIPE,
RUBBER and Barden Hose,
Lawn Mowers, Sprinklers.
f you are in need of anything in our line, figure with
us. for it will ay you.
We operate a PLUMBING-, TIN and BICYCLE
REPAIR SHOP. All orders entrusted to us will have
prompt attention.
SEXTON WALTHER,
THE DALLES. - - - OREGON.
F. S. GUNNING,
...Blacksmith, Horseshoer and Wagon-maker..
-HE.tl.Klt IN--
Iron, Steel. Wheels, Axles, Springs and Blacksmith Supplies
a hi ut fur KuiM-ii .ii (Jo,'s BnniiMB, Thrtahan and Saw Miiu,
Talapbona 17.
Long Dittanot n)7i!.
lldiiHe l.i II. lit
Kignt room modam 1 wel 1 1 Iiohhh
hftatei! hy ftimactj good wieil lot with
Htahle. tdjolniog; located in a deoiratile
part o ItiH city. No trouhle U) runt
room I tuoagll lo pay bOOIf rent, ('all
on or addrati Hudaon ,v Browohlll, the
llalles. 0g6td
Nasal
CATARRH
In all IK i-lu.'.n there
lUoiiiit in BiaaaliaaBib
Klj's Cream Halm
filBtiinti innigat tai li.uia
ttia tii-1 uaa pf wbraaa.
It bumb ettank a"i dHvat
Bay a Colli lu Ilie Ik ml
' renin Italin la ilar.ed Intotbo noatrili, Bpradf
over 1 1., in. luiimne and It alwurljed. Keuallaliu
uieUiuUi aild a cure fullowi. It oot dry iur duet
not j.rudure BBjaMlagt l arge Hiza, 60 cent at Drug
ginti ir ly BMtl i Trial hue, 10 tenia by inun.
Mi inui UKItb. oo Wurrau Street, Naw York.
Gifford's Potos Never Fade
25c
Cor. SeuoDd & LaoiibliD Sis,. THE DALLES OR,
llrg, S. !l. Allport, JohoatowOi l'a.,
hi. "Our litl let girl aliuoHt Htruiiifled
to death with croup. The dOOtort Haid
she. pOllldn't live hut he waH iiihlanlly
reliavttil hy One .Miniitt, OoUgh Cure.
Clarke .V I'ulk'a I'. O. I'haruiacy.
Jaiiiva White, I'n yantsville, Iiul., eaya
DaWltt'l Witch lla.ul Salve tien!e.t
rannlDg aorea on DOth lega. He hail
Hull'ereil ti yeara. PoOtOfl (aileil to lielp
lllin, iet PoWlli't. Accept no iniita-
tioua. Clarke iv balk 'a I. o. I'harmaoy,
WM. MICHELL,
Undertaker and Embalmer
Cor. Thlrii and WMhlna(tun Sta.
All order attended to promptly. I.oug
distaoua phono 4'A'A. Local, 102.
Clark A Kalk are never closed Sunday,
Dou't forvet thit.