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The Dalles Daily Chronicle. WEDNESDAY NOV. 13. 1901 ANCIENT MASVSCRIPTS AND THEIR STORY. Eight miles west of the Nile and one hundred and twenty miles yjutb Of Cairo, among tlic ruins of an aacient Greek city, were found not long ago, by Doctors Grenfell and Hontof the fcgypt Exploration Hind, ; great numbers of early papyrus man uscripts. These appear to have been "dumped" with the litter of registry offices and monastic cloisters, and toe dry climate of Egypt preserved them. Some of these relics were found to DB fragments of the Jew Testament, j and one of the most interesting of them contains the first seven verses of the epistle to the Romans, with sac h errors of spelling and crudities of hand as betray the tyro in pen manship and suggest the thought that it is part of a writing exercise by a schoolboy, learners of the time It was written being assigned practice pages of bible Greek. This curious scrap of one of Paul's epistles, with its history, is evidence that at the time it was penned, possibly in the reign of Constantine, about 316 A. D., the New Testament writings were common literature. No other manuscript of St. Paul's writings has been found so aDcient as this. Along with it, among the old waste basket emptyings buried seventeen hundred years at Oxyrbynchus, the field men of the Egypt Exploration Fund discovered other scripture fragments, one of which indirectly nettles a disputed date in the second chapter of St. Luke's gospel. A torn leal, on which eighteen verses of the first chapter of Matthew are legible, bears evidence of being one of the oldest manuscript fragments of the New Testament yet found possibly not later than the early part of the third century. At that time 150 200 A. D. some of the original writings of the apostles and evangelists themselves must have been still accessible, and it is even possible that hundreds were yet alive who bad seen the last of the apostles. Thns the evidence accumulates overwhelming! that with the Gospels and Epistles forming the established ' literature of a time closely following the lives of their authors whatever j men may think of the writings them-, elves or of Him whose life and ; teaching they portray it is impos- 8ible to conceive that these writings were the inventions of a later age, or that the story they tell is large! the i credulous accretions that and superstition, in the lapse otjtiuje added to the original. While passing through Baker City the other day on his way East, Sena tor Mitchell announced to a few friends who met him at the railroad station that one of the first things he proposed doing when congress con venes is to introduce a bill to create a new federal judicial district with beadquaiter at Baker City and com prising as much of Eastern Oregon as may be deemed tributary to that place. The object of the movement is the convenience of those who have at present to travel 300 to 400 miles to attecd the federal court at Port land. Speaking of this inconveni ence the Baker City Bepublican cites the case of some Sumnter timbermen, who were arrested for the alleged violation of the timber laws and who were practically ruined financially by the expense of gettingtheir witnesses , to Portland. The establishment of ' the new district would mean another federal judge, United States marshal nd district attorney, ami other court officials. .Senator Simon, according to tbe '. latest report, baa taken a band io I tbe gambling proposition at Portland. Tbere it no gambling at prewnt and j the indications are tbat tbere villj not be any for tome lime to come. . On reliable authority it it said tbat I Simon does not want gambling to i run. He does not care to take any obances at the next June election, at which time the members of the legis lature are selected. The report has it that Simon is afraid that If j gambling Is allowed lo run, the pre;- ent administration will be defeated j and his legislative ticket beaten by j the opposition. Eugene Guard. The per capita circulation on No- vembcr 1st was 2S.72, the highest' of the countr-. Thus continuously is the wfedom of the advocates of the gold standard justified. Attractive omen. All women eensihly desire to be at tractive. Beauty Is t tie stamp of health because it is the ontwaril manifestation ol inner purify. A healthy woman is always attractive, blight and happy. When every drop of hlood in the veins is pnre a beauteous flush is on the cheek. Bnt when the blood is impure, morose ness, bad temper and a sallow complex ion telis the tale of sickness a!! to plain ly. And women today know there is no . beanty without health. V. me of Cardui crowns women with beauty and attrac tiveness by making strong and healthy those organs wbien make bar a woman , Try Wine of Cardei.ent in a month your friend? will hardly knew you. Save Two Fiom Death. ! "Our little daughter had an almost fa tal attack of whooping cough and bron chitis," writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armonk, N. Y , "but, when all other ramedies failed, we saved her life with Dr. King's New Discovery. Onr niece, who had Consumption in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine and to-day she is perfectly well." Des perate Ihroast and lung dieeaess yield to Dr. Kin? "a New Discovery as to no other medic i." on earth. Infa:!ihle fot Coughs and Colds. 50c and $1.00 bottles guar antee! rv G. C. Biaketev. the drutreiat. Trial bottles free. 6 For Sale or Trade One heavy wagon and one new tight wa.'Oi. for (ale or will trade for horses. n9 Iwd T. J. Dkips, The Dalies. BUSINESS LOCALS. Furnished rooms and rooms suitable ) for housekeeping. Inquire at Fifth and ; Court streets. c8 Iwk L. L. Van Nortwick has again leased the Umatilla House barber shop, where j he will be pleased to tee all his old friends and as many new ones as pos sible. nS-lw Why pay f 1.75 per gallon for inferior painte when you can buy James E. Patton'e sun nroof nainte for sl.5G ner gallon, guaranteed for o years. Clark & Fa!k, agents. DM move her millinery Mrs. Carer will ! store on or before Nov. 20th to the new building east of Sexton & Walther, where ehe will be pleased to meet all her old patrons, as well as new ones, nd-lw If you want to retain yoni hair yon have to keep yonr scalp clean. Soap will make your hair harsh, criepv. Now we have two of dry the and yerv best preparations for cleansing the j r8calp Egg and Pine Tar Shampoo.., I( price( 2;. and 50 cents a bottle, at Fraser'e barber chop, The Dalles. tf BIG TURKEY SHOOT. A. Y. Marsh wil! give a bi tnrkey shoot on the beach 28th of November. on the 26, 27, and n2t27dAw Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys mud bladder right. Subscribe for The Cuuonici k. Gifford's Fotos Never Fade. THE .OCT OPERA BOOSE F. J. CLARKE, Manager. ONE NIGHT ONLY, THURSDAY, NOV. 14th. Fire: presentation here of this season's greatest iagliing auccees, HUNTING tor HAWKINS... A merry musical comedy, presented by a big company of favorite inn makers, including J. Z. (ear9ey, - ff (Jrarjt DOZEN'S OF SPECIALTIES, and tbey are (iBEAT. First five rows, 75c; balance of the bouse 50c;. Bale of seats will begin Monday at Clarke & Falk's. Groceries Union and Second Streets. Local Phone 92. How' This! We offer one hundred dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Care. F. J. Cheney & Co. Prone., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry ont any obligations made by their firm. West Sc Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To ! ledo, O., Waiding, Rinnan & Marvin, ; Wholesale Drujreist?. Toledo, Ohio. ! Hail s Catarrh Cure it tit ken inter i nally, ac itins directly npon the Wood and surfaces of the system. tn ucous F. J. Cheney & Co., Prufw., Toledo O. Sold bv drrugei"ts. price 7fc. Hull's Family Pills are the best. 12 Mothers every where praise One Minute Cough Cure for the sufferings it has relieved and the lives of their little ones it has saved. Strikes at the root of j the trouble and draws our the infiam ' mation. The children's favorite Cough Cure. Clarke & Falk's P. O. Pharmacy. X. Jackson, Danville, II',., writes : "My daughter harl a aovore nrtnek nf Ir crrinne B " and a terrible cough settled on her lungs. We tried a great many remedies without giving relief. She tried Foley's Honey and Tar which cured her. She has never been troubled with a cough since.'' Clarke & Falk. La grippe coughs often continue for months and sometimes lead to fatal re sults after the patient is supposed to have passed the danger point. Foley's Honey and Tar affords positive pro tection and cecnritv from these coughs. Clarke & Falk. For fueumonta. Dr. C. J. Bishop, Agnew, Mich., says: "I have used Foley's Honey and Tar in thiee very severe cases of pneumonia with good results in every case." Be ware of substitutes. Clarke &. Falk. DeWitt'a Little Early Risers never disappoint. They are safe, prompt, gentle, effective in removing all im purities from the liver and bowels. Small and easy to take. Never gripe or distress. Clarke k Faik's P. U. Phar macy. Do yon suffer from piles? If so do not turn to surgery for relief. DeWitt'e Witch Hazel Salve will act more quickly, surely and safely, saving yon the expense and darreer of ar. operation. Clarke & Falk's P. 0. Pharmacy. C. M. Phe:ps, Foreetdaie, Vt., says bis child was completely cured of a bad case oi eczema ov lue ue ot ue ill t Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all counterfeits. It inetantlv relieves piles Clarke & Falk's P. O. Pharmacy. If anything aiie your hair, go and see , Frazer; he's the headquarters for all hair remedies. Remember that be makes a spclaitv of tbeee goods. tf Floral lotion wilt cure wind chapping and sunburn. Manufactured by Carte & Falk. Clarke it Falk's flavoring extracts are the beat. Ask vonr t -ixr for them. mecoiiMaPacitooCB., PACKERS OF PORKand beef at AN V F ACT r K K Kr3 OF Fine Lard and Sausages Curers of BRAND HAMS Sc BACON BIED BEEF FTC. r 'irl L. Lane, GENEKAL Blactsfflltn r E ...AMD.. Mtstom Wtfea ami Qarrlaa Wrk. Floh rathatV Wagsn. Plan 158 1 Groceries US. T. Notice of Sewer Assessment. Notice is lierebv srlven that the City Council o( Dalle City, Oregon, on the 24th day ol Octo ber, lsot. did determine anil ascertain the pro portionate cost of the cnnst-uctlon of the Conrt street sewer in Polles City. Oregon, and lor the purpose of paying the costs of the construction thereof, assessed the property hereinafter de scribed as hereinafter set forth, to wit: 1. Beginning: at the northeast corner of bloox A at the inters-ction of Union and Main street in Dalles Citv; thence southe.-lv along the west line of Union street 100 feet: thence westerly at right aneles to Union street to the west line of said bl.ick A: thence northerly parallel with T'Minn .IM. .V. h lit,., , ( f I T. t thence easterly to the place of beginning. Be - TT j rniousve the O. K K. to. Assessed at 50 nninrr at a IK'iot on the west line of eel 4t--. feet northerly irom the south east corner of block A, thence- westerlt at right angles to Union street to tig east lineof Liberty treet: thence northerly alone the east lineof Liberty street to a point where the same is tner- see ted by a line drawn at right angles to Union sTTeet from n point on the west line thereof SO feet northerly from the point oi beginning; thence easterly to said point on the west line of Union street SO feet northerly from the point of beginning: thence southerly to the place of be- ; ginning. Belonging tj Mrs' E. M. Wilson. As sesssd at f l 3. Bcxiniiins; at The southeast comer of block ; j A on the north side of Second street and west j side of Union strc-1, ttience northerly along the i I west lineof Union street HP-, leet, thence west erly at right angles to Union street to Libertv I street; thence southerly on the east line of Ltb- 1 PT-- tr.f ft, th o.trfti lin. nl fliMtnr) MS - thence easterly aloi g the north line of Second street to the place of beginning. Belonging to the estate of John U. Michelbach. Assessed s: I S40.I.O. 4. A strip of ground -iS feet wide off the west side of lot 4, block 4. in Dalles Citv proper, be longing to Esther Nicholas; assessed at 2y. 5. A strip of sround 12 feet 5 inches in width off the east side of lot 4 In block 4 in Dalles Citv proper, belonging to Z. K. Moody; assessed at $6.25. 6. A strip of ground 30 feet wide off the west side of lot 3 in block 4 in Dalles City proper, be longing to Margaret A. Martin: assessed at L5. 7. A strip of eround 6 feet wide off the east side of lot 3 in block 4 in Dalles Citv proper, be longing to P. J. Martin ; assessed t lg. 8. A strip of ground 18 feet wide off the west side ol lot 2 in block 4 in Dalles City proper, be longing to Matilda Baldwin; assessed at t-j. 9. A strip of ground 48 feet wide off the east side of lot 2 and a strin 4 feet wide on thp wmi ; sine ot tot l tu diock 4 in uaile citv proper, be lougiuK to st. a. uaies; assessed at 1a. 10. A strip of gronnd 62 feet wide off the east side of lot 1 in block 4 in Dalles Citv proper, be longing to Matilda Baldwin; assessed at 131. 11. Lot 5 in block 3 In Dalles Citv proper, be longing to Fred Fundi . assessed at 129. 12. A strip of ground 15 feet wide off the west side of lot 4 in block 3 in Dalles City proper be longing to Pauline Lusher, and asse-sed at 7.50. 13. Beginning at a point on the south line of Main street 15 ieet east of the northeast corner n mi .1 in diocs -s in l'anes intv proper, thence : easterly along the south line of Main street 87 , feet 3 inches: tbence southerly at right angl- 1 120 feet to the alley : tbenee western- along the I north liue of ihe allay 27 feet 3 inches; thence , northerlv, at right angles, to the place of begin . ning; belonging to Caroline Korten ; assessed at j 113.63. 14. A strip of ground lr; (eet wide off the cat i side of lot t ani a strip 8 feet wide off the west siae ot int in diock :i in ulles Citj proper: be longing to Mati'da Baldwin: assessed at f 12. 15. Beginning at a point on the south line of Mum street 8 feet eist of the norrhurit nomr or m . in Dsns in uaue city proper: thence easterlv akmat the south line of Main stiver j feet: thence southerly at right anghs 120 feet to ! the alley: thence westerly alon the north line i of the alley 22 fret: thence northerlv, at right angles, to the place nf beginnipg; belonging to l noil, UMTH.U tllfll. 16. Beginning at a point on the south line of Main street :D feet east ol the northwest corner of lot .1 in block .1 in Dalle City pioper, thence easterly along the touth lineof Main street 1. feet: thence southerly at right angles DO feet to the allev ; tbenee westerly aloug the north line ol tee alley 22 leet; thenc northerly, at right angles, to the place of beginning: belonging to B, Blnmauer: assessed at til. 17. A strip of giound HM feet wide off the east side of lot 3 and a strip u feet wide off the west side ol lot in block 3 in Belles City proper, belonging io Geo. Kuch; assessed at m i ieKluul"K 2 Pint 10 the south line of j i. ,n. iiihu we iiortbeasl cornrr or dioc 6 in uaiiea ;ity proper, thence westerly along the tonth line of Main tmt si f.,- Ibeneoet right eaaiaa annlbast. i ;o fr t.. th :.iueneA-eu.Meriy nam the north lineof the i.c) ot inn. lue-neeai ngnt anRU.'S uortherlv to pUc of beginning; belonging to Max Vogtf as sessed at S13.S0. 19. A strip 40 feet wide off the east side of lot 1 in block 3 in Dalles City proper, belouging to J. D. Urant; assessed at $J.. . LotC in block 3 in Dalles City proper; ex cepting a strip off the north eid thereof X feet 7 inches in width; belonging to Ueo. Ktieh, end assessed at fj. . j!--, rip off ihe north end of lot 6 in block '" pa Citv rrope.-, M Ite: and 7 inches in width ; belonging to William Wevgenmau as sessed at 113. J?. - Si. ,trtP 26 wi,le on" ,n" est Mda of lot InVMaokSta Dalles City proier; belonging lo A. Uettingeti, and !esad atL;. .5' A "rJY 0,KT'.,UI"1 feet wide off the west ! side of lot T In block 3 in Dalle City proper : be- j - Lot Mn block 3 in Dalies City proper: be he- t. w,.K,H u, , ,,,. o. ..monse aim usjes-.-ti Mt 1 , 101 9 Jn Moel ln as City proper; be j longing to Kate Uandley and asssed ai $ . Ji8' 1-' 10 iB hlock I" Dalles Ciiy proper belonging to E. Schanuo aud eesed at . ' 1 ,J7. loIDlfk 4 in Dalles City proper, ex- i Png tbeietiom the following triiot, to-wlt: begn.uiugat a point In the north line of Sec I oud street in ssld Dalle City 43 feet westerly I liora the Intersection of Court end Beeond 8t thence northerly parallel with Conrt street AO i i'.' .,De'' tely irellel wiib 8eoiid dt. ' J2j '"7" """'Letly perallel wlih Court street ftj leet; ttanes easterly along the no tb ; line of beeond street to the pleee of beginning: j Belonging to V. H tiates eud sMMi at fff tt. A piece of rround desorlb-d es follows beginniug at a point In the north line of beeond street in Dalles City 42 feet west of tbe intereee j lion of C. urt and Second streelatnenee north ' erly parallel with Court iirt m i.h ' " westerly parallel with Second sireet 24 feet 1 J1?" herly parallel with Court street Cu eet toHcoiid street; tbenee easterly alone the " ' ..'! u' ttL' K'f - m.. . wuhuhk iu sirs, rvate stc:or ft." i.-,Lot 6.,IMl 'he east half of lot 7 in bleak 4 eet half of lot 7 in bloek 4 in Dalles City 1 BTOZ.AN. i , belonging to James Slopes. Assessed at It- Si. Lot S in block 4 In Dalles City proper, be longing to Kate SlcCorroaofc. Aese aedat fii 5. 32. Lot 3 In block C In Dalles City proper, be longing to the estate of A. Botllngen, deceased. Assessed at 133 85. 33. jot 1 In block 6 In Dallas City pror er. be longing to the estate of J. H. iilcheibacn, de ceased. Assessed at KS S5. . Si. Lot 5 in block 5 in 1) illes City proper, be longing to trie estate of A. Hettlngen. deceased: assessed at lis. 35 Lot ; and the west half of lot 3 In block 5 in Dalles City proper, belonging to Max Vogl; assessed at $21.71. t6. The cast half of lot 3 In btr.ck 5 In Dalles Citv proper, belonging to A. Keller; a-sesstd a. ''' - Lots 1 snd 2 in block 5 in Dallas City i Pwper, WMongrngto Max v ogt; assessed at pn :iv I... isb, ami - in Dloox o in Utiles City lr. belonging to ueo. A. Liebe: assessed at Lots 9 and 10 in block 5 in Dalles City I p-oper. & a. M ' , betonginrf to Wasco lodge, No. 15, A. F. : assessed at OB. 40. I.-it 5 and 55 feet off the east side of lot C in block 6 in Da'les City proper, excepting n atrip 25 leet in width off the north end of lot 5, belonging to Dalles City; assessed at SoO.30. 41. A strip of ground 35 feet in width off the north end of lot 5 in block C !n Dailes City J roper, belonging to Wm. MeCrum ; assessed at 12.30. 42. A sttip of smnnd 11 feet tn width off the west side of lot in block 6 in Ualtes Ci'y prop er, belonging to Julia A. Driver: assessed at 15.50. 43. Lots 1 and 2 in block 8 in Dalles Citv proper, belonging to Laura E. French: assossed at ' 44. Lots 4 and 5 in bloek 7 in Dallas City proper, belonging to Ueo. A. Liebe; assessed at to8. 45. Lot 3 in block 7 in Dulles Citv proper, be longing to Dalles City; assessed at $29. ' 40. Lot 2 in block 7 in D-lies Citv proper, be longing to the estate of P. Brogan, deceased : as sessed at f 29. 47. Lot 1 in block 7 iu Dalles City ty proper, be 5, L O. O. F.; lougiiiK o i.oiurcnia iooge, no. o assessed at 129. 48. Lot 1 in bloc 6 in Bigelow's Addition to Dalles City, belonging to D. JJI. and J. W. French; assessed at 125. 49. Lot fi In block 7 in Dalles Citv nronar. he longing I tv air, 1. Diasaey: astessea Isry T. Blakjley: as at 9. 50. Lot , and a strip 22 feet in width off the east side or lot 8 in bloek 7 In Dalles Citv prop er, belonging to . C. Pease; assessed at $40 51. A str.p ol ground 16 feet In width off the west side of lot 8 and IS feet off the east side of lot 0 in block 7 in Dalies City proper, belonging to Kamautha A. French: assessed at VJ. Lot 10 and a strip feet In width oil the west side of lot 9 in bloek 7 in Dalles City prop er, belonging to Mary Condon ; assessed at 150. 53. Lots 6 and 6 in block 8 in Dalles City proper, belonging to Mrs. R ll. French; assess ed at 160. !A. Lots 1 and 2 In block 10 in Dalles city proper, belonging to Ursula Ruch ; assessed at 55. Lot 5 in block 9 in Dalles City proper, be longing to Isabella Gray; assessed at 29. f6 Lot -I in block 9 in Dalles City proper, be longing to rtmith r reach : assessed at t. 57. Lot :l in block 9 in Dulles Citv proper, be longing to the heirs ol Sophia Kbs, deceased assessed at $. 58 Lot 8 in block 9 in Dalles City proper, be longing to Anna ft. Ta lor; assessed at f. 50. Lot 9 in block 9 n Dalles City proper, be longing to Phoebe Egan; assessed tit f. 60. The south half of lot 10 in block 9 in Dulles City propi-r, belonging to T. T. Nicholas: a messed at 61. The north half of lot 10 in block Sin Dalles City proper, belonging to Mrs. A. J. FiU gerald: assessed at $25. 62. Lou 5 and 6in Trevilt s Addition to Dalle City, telomring to tbe First Congregational church of Toe Bailee : aoseswd at 16 i. 63 Lots I and in block 12 In Gates' Addi:ion to Dalles City, belonging to Florence M. Venae; assessed it 166. 6L A piase of ground described as follows: Beginning at the northeast corner ol block 15 Oates AddiMoc: thetiee southerly along the' west line of Court -treet 200 feet; thence wester ly at right angles to Court street 133 leet : thence northeny parallel with Court street 2U0 feet to the alijy; ibence easterly along the line of tbe alley to the plaee of beginning. Belonging to icbool district S. 12, assessed at $133 65. The west half of block is in li.ih in. J i proper and Gates' Addition to fis Citv be r j longing to W, Lord : as.essed at II 15. to. BeinniiiK ut Ibeaontbawist onma itha I intersection of coutt and Fifth tni (',, i.,n. 1 !;"' ii aitnocriy along tbe east line of the north line of the alley lur, feet; thn northerly parallel with Court street to the south line of Filth street: thence westerly along the south Jine of Fifth street to tbe place of be ginning. Belonging to the estate of G M K reuse: essessedat fci3. hok 'S1';")' point on the south Unc of r Ifth street 106 f.-et easterly from the Intersec tion of Court and Fifth streets: Uienee southerly Parallel with Court slret to the alley; thence easterly alonsr. ihe uorth line of the alley W feet tliem e northerly parallel with Court strcot to the south line of Flftn street: thence westerly along the s-mth .me of Fifth stuv. IM feet to the place Of beflnttiqg. Belonging to Max. Voet . asde-sed at I7. W - -- All said prop-rty bc-ini In Dalles City, In Wasco County, rSiutt of Oregou. lM a5.i'll,-lir.- t-u.-t. nA atl 1 I - thelfcket Of etty liens ou'tbe veiiidey of (icto- P'O lAil.and are rnede rayabie in one payment I i K oa ot before the lath day of Noveui This notiee is given by order of the couneil. Dated this 2Sth day of October, laoi. J. D iHKRTY, Kecorder of Delias City. o29-Utd FRENCH & CO., BANKERS. Trausect t General Banking Business. Ittra of Credit Issued available io the Eastern Stale. Si.bf Excbant and Telmaranfaic T.-anefcrt sold no New York, Cbteuw. St. Loots, 8an Froooiseo. Portland "oC on. beattle Wash., and Tarloos points in Oregon and Washington. Collections made ot all points on fa orable terns. OtytR -Oregon 2HorT Link union Pacific ' ess-r TIME SCHEDULES I w noli I w,wr BOCKD THE DALLES. BOtnoj Chicago- j TTjfc bSSST Wortti, Omaha, fcinl! 12:36 p.m. ses City , St. Louis, Chi : 110j. via Hunt- cagoand the East, 7 lngtan. Atlantic " ' Ezpwes, sAl Ijlk. Denver, Ft. I "EsTrn. Worth Otnjhs, ken- lngeSB. j esWsnaelbeBaet. at. Peal I Walla Walla, Lewis ton' Fast Mail, I raBallae.Puli vi?r- aswiwj 3 35 kane. j km, Chleago end East, j 0CEAI ASH RIVEK 80HEDTJL5 From I'jrtlantf. (AU sailing dates sub ject to change,) vOOp.rn. ; 4 an,. j well every 5 days. Daily 7 i eS?yA. jTo-AaWrl. l Way Satnrduy, landings. BumS. 10:Wpm. j Dally I WlllemeUe River. ' ? iJT3r . Salem, Independence, a5Sff 6:ee.m. a ,,-Lendlngs. 8,ma 1 1 . Tuesdey, j 4.30p.. Thtiraday, Conrallts and Way- Monde? Saturday, Landings. WednestK 6:a.m. ! FridqF. Trjeaday, Wlllamatte end 3:30 am. Tbtrredriy, Vamlilll Hirers. Mondsj, Satorday , Oregon City, Dayton end WedMsSf , :80 am. , Way-Landings. 'rl - j ' I W jje snsk. River. U 3im. j BlparietoLewlaton. , 8:30 Bmr Parties Seetrlng to ro to Reppr.er at pusam on i.ummim nouuiern via illggs, taa Mo. 2, leaving The DeUea st 12:35 p. a. uws.Mg mrwii cunueouous n tteppner nuaWM stir Biggs. Ketuming making direct coiinenam at Heppnerlunottoo and Bigg with No, Lar rivtog at Tke BaDes etl-.os p m. For further particulars, oall on or sddrea JAB. IRELAND, AgeaL The Dalles, Orajoa, fi onplete of at M. Z. DON NELL, THE DRUGGIST. . 8. BCHjurca, President. Max a. voss. First Hatipnal Bank. THE DALLES - - - OREOOH A Genaral Banking Baatnsss tniiaustl Dopoeita raoedved, subject to 8igbl Draft ot- Oback. Collections made and prooeeds rovnpm remitted oa Ut of collection. Sight wad TelagrapbJc Ezcbangs teMSi New York, San Francisco and Iw land, tai nsoTOKS . D. P. Taoareoa. Jmo. 8. Eo. M. WlLLIAeta, ' Oso H. M. Bball. A. Lasts. W- W. WILSON, ICaaaaW First-QMS 19 Euery Respwt PRIVATB PARTIES SErTV- Tbo ukle always sopplisd wM f bset in tbe oukrkta. 71 Front 8t., near Oocrt, Thf 1