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TUESDAY
DEC 17. 1901
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Ail Wasco Conoty warrants rea;ltired
prior to JMMffr 4, ISM, will be paid
vo presentation at my ofllea, Intercut
cae after November 19. 1901.
JOHN F. HAMPSfUKK,
County Treamrer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Menefee & Parkins have a most com
plete line of toys for little folks.
Worsted gloves are the latest sensible
fad for street wear. A. M. Williams &
Co. have them.
A marriage license was issued tbi
morning to Oscar Hill, of Sherman
county, and Marie Aldrich, of Michigan.
All )ariis', misses' and children's
jackets and long coats are going at re
duced prices at A. M. Williams & Go's.
A marriage license was issued yester
day afternoon to Joseph 8chmidt and
Myrtle L. Barnes, both oi Cascade
Locks.
It's easy to select Christmas presents
if you look over those Indian and foreign
nurios, sea shells and novelties, at Wild'
er's. dl-7-lw
Cigars for Christmas in handsome
boxes or 12, 13, 25, 50 and 100; every
popular brand, cheap, at Grant's the
only exclusive cigar store in the city.
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Ladies, A. M. Williams & Co. still
have one or two of those styliph Oxford
gray raglans in stock, which are now
marked $1 0.50, instead of $20. Similar
reductions on all other styles.
For sale Eleven laying Buff and
Brown Leghorn hens, and one Buff Leg
horn rooster. For sale cheap, because
can't keep them any longer. Apply to
J. N. Fleming, with Maier & Benton.
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All members of Columbia lodge No. 5,
I. O. O. F., are requested to be present
at the regular meeting, on Wednesday
evening, to make arrangements for the
funeral of oar late brother, R. L. Mcin
tosh. O. D. Doane, secretary.
Tbe funeral of tbe late Robert Mcin
tosh will take place from tbe Calvary
Baptist church next Thursday at 1 :30
p. m. It is hoped by tbat time tbe de
ceased brother, Walter, who has been
notified, will have time to get here irom
San Francisco.
Tbe largest and beat collection of Ore
gon and Indian views in tbe city at
Wilier's 'photo studio. Souvenir size,
10 cents ; medium, 15 cents ; large ones,
25 cents. Reiuember these views' are
finished on aristo and bromide carbons
and guaranteed for all time. dl7-lw
Mrs. Faulkner has gone to Portland
for a few weeks where she will devote
ber time to tbe study of head, facial and
body massage under Mrs. Prof, Bortell.
A lady understanding this line of work
has long been wanted in The Dalles, and
there is no doubt but tbat Mrs. Faulk
ner will meet with success.
There will be a special meeting of Co
lumbia Lodge, Mo, 5, I. O. O. F. on
Thursday, Dec. 19th, at 12:30 p. m., for
the purpose of attending the funeral of
our late brother, B. L. Mcintosh, wbicb
will take place from the Calvary Baptist
church at 1 : 30 p. m. All members and
visiting brothers are requested to be
preaent. By order of the N. Q. O. D.
Doane, secretary. 2t
The Wblte Collar line was to bare
given its ultimatum to the D. P. & A. N.
people today in tbe matter of tbe pend
ing rate war but failed, giving as a reason
that President Seeley of tbe former line
was unable to come to Tbe Dalles today,
but expected to be here next Tbnreday.
The officers of tbe D. P. & A. N. Co., are
not feeling particularly sanguine over
tbe result. They expect a war tbat will
be a fight to a finish for at least on of
the ooebatants.
The latest achievement in Frenob
surgery la an artificial larynx. Tbe pa
tient using it was presented before the
ecademy of medicine. He wae able to
eat and speak. The apparatus consists
of a vulcanite reproduction of a larynx
adapted above the trachea. A rubber
diaphragm replaces the glottis. It vi
brates, but gives only one note. The
patient's speech Is, therefore, monotone.
A metallic grating prevents tbe ingress
of solid food. Liquid falls into a funnel
and is conducted to tbe esophagus. An
interior orifice facilitates respiration.
It Is said tbat thirty-seven persons are
putting in claims for tbat $1,000
reward for tbe arrest and conviction
of tbe man who to responsible for tbe
late train wmc near Oehlo. This may
be extravagant, bat it Is a sober fact
tkat h l ik bJmw Miaar to
wheen Mm negro Bret confessed tbat be
did to dead, pas mode n tarsal pall-
and cefkapfjli-4
'Oysters E j
At Andrew Keller's.
Mha taartff for a share of the
reward on the round tbat the negro
fltt confessed to him. Asa matter of
fact The Chronicm has mighty little
faith in that negroes story and seriously
doubts if anyone will ever handle a cent
of reward for his conviction.
Mrs. M.J. Atwell died at the Cascade
Locks on tbe land where she had lived
for nearly half a century, and which she
and her husband took up under the old
donation land claim law in the early
fifties. No particulars ot her death have
reacnea nere Dot it is presumed it came
about through old age as she is believed
to have been over 80 rears old. C. N.
Burget took a casket to tbe locks this
afternoon in which to bring the remains
here tonight for burial tomorrow. Mrs.
Atwell was twice married. She leaves
five sons, two by her first husband and
three by ber second. Two of tbe latter,
John and Wilbur, make their home at
tbe Cascade Locks.
Three applications were made today
to Judge Blakeley, by as many lawyers,
for the appointment of an administrator
of tbe estate of John Sipma, who died
intestate recently at Hood River. Judge
Martin I.. Pipes, of Portland, appeared
for Frank Chandler ot Portland ; A. A.
Jayne for J. T. Neileigh, of Hood River,
and B. S. Huntington for Leslie Butler,
of the same place. Subsequently Mr.
Jayne amended bis application by re
questing that both Mr. Neileigfa and Mr.
Bntler be appointed. The judge took
the matter under advisement and has
not yet announced his decision. Sipma
is said to have ieft about $70,000 worth
of property, $12,000 woitb of which is in
the Hood river valley.
The Oregonian says speculation is rife
in Portland as to who will receive the
$1,000 reward offered by tbe O. R. & N.
Co., ior tbe arrest and conviction of the
person or persons who wrecked the train
uear Celilo December Gtb. The specula
tion is, of course, somewhat previous.
Addison Kidd, the self-confessed wreck
er, has not been convicted yet and may
never be ; but should it be proved that
he did the mischief there is one man,
whose name has never yet been men
tioned by the papers, who will cut an
Important figure when the question as
to who is responsible for Kidd's arrest
comes to be determined. Tbat man is
Agent James Ireland. It was he that
first conceived the idea ot the'uegro's
arrest, and it was he that diplomatically
invited the negro into his caboose when
coming this way from the scene of tbe
wreck, and it was Jie tbat telegraphed
from the wreck for officers to be at the
depot when he would return to town as
be Intended not to come back here
without him. With these facts undisput
ed who is responsible for the negro's ar
rest? Grover Wickham, tbe 12-year-old son
of R. F, Wtckbam, of Dutch fiat, was
brought to The Dalles hospital last
nigbt, suffering from concussion of the
brain, supposed to have been incurred
by bis being thrown from a horse tbat
he was riding bareback. The boy is
still unconscious so tbat how- the acci
dent happened nan only be guessed at.
He wae at home alone for a few days
While bis father was doing carpenter
work on J. T. Peters' new store building.
The supposition is tbat tbe boy mounted
one of his latner's corses to visit a
neighbor's bouse, and while on the way
wae thrown violently to the ground.
He wae found shortly after tbe accident
with the animal standing close by. He
had fallen on hie head and a pool of
blood lay beside bint tbat bad exuded
from bis ears and montb. Vest Fox
found tbe lad in thir condition and took
him to Otto Green's where the blood
was washed from his face so that be
could be recognised. He was then
wrapped up and brought to tbe 'hospital,
arrivine- here about 10 o'clock. This
afternoon tbe boy was still unconscious
and inquiry at tbe hospital elicited tbe
information tbat practically no hope U
entertained of bis recovery.
Catholic Fair Program.
Following is tbe program to be given
at tbe Catholic fair, wbicb opens tbi
evening at tbe Vogt opera house :
Coronet Solo Jam P. Benton
Character Song Haael Waud
Piano Selection Mary Goelner
Maw Shoe aha.
Harold Hansen announce that he ha
started a shoe abop In tbe East End,
next to tbe Sklbbe Hotel. All kind of
repair work done In firat class shape at
reasonable price. dIMmo
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For Infanta and Children.
11 KM Ym Nan Always BagM
Bears the
Try Van Nordnn's far a perfect fit in
mmmmm old OT OUtC. Mar Sicbtd Of
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A tMtles itaf Comaaa.
Mq L.X. Hill, superintendent of tbe
Columbia Mining and Milling Co., re
cently incorporated at The Dal
a capital stock of IWOO.OUO,!
city last week, says the Grant County
News. - i
Mr. Hill has been at The Dalle sine
he left here over a year ago, for the par
pose of organising this company to
develop the Last Chance mine, situated
about six mile east of Canyon City and
one mile from the famous Prairie Dig
gings mine. Mr. Hill succeeded not
only in organ i ring the company bn
also in selling sufficient stock to pi
the company in a position to do e
tensive development work
The company is composed of promi
nent business men and capitalists of
Tbe Dalies, its president being ex
Senator Dufur; vice-president, T. A.
Hudson ; secretary, T. Brownhil! ; su
perintendent, L. L. Hill; treasurer,
District Attorney Menefee. .
It is the intention of Superintendent
Hill to pnsh development work as rapid
ly as possible this winter, in fact work
has already been commenced. A small
force of men will be employed during
the winter and this force will be aug
mented in tbe early spring.
A shaft will be sunk to a distance of
200 feet and a new tunnel driven for the
purpose of cross cutting tbe Main ledge.
A 250-foot tunnel has already been
opened up on the property and the ore
givee flattering away.
It is the intention of the new company
to place a stamp mill on tbe property
sometime next season. ""
The above mine is in the immediate
neighborhood of the famous Great
Vnrthern mmp nnt nf whioh Tke Ynkar
dug $40,000 worth of the yellow matajjnl
a few days' time.CTmly last week this
same Yuker and a man named Dart
struck a decomposed seam of quartz in
another adjoining mine tbat, on further
development, is expected to disclose a
mine possibly as rich as the Great
Northern.
Obituary.
On Dec. 10, 11)01, in this city, at the
residence of his daughter, Mrs. George
Kraase, Mr. Qtto Frederick Murhard
passed away from this life to tbe life be
yond the grave.
Mr. Murhard was born in Frankford,
Germany, Oct. 8, 1822. He came to
America when but s lad of 16 years. He
baa visited all tbe principal seaports of
Forth and South America, and tbe West
Indies while In the V. S. navy. Settling
in South Carolina be there married Miss
Caroline Bougbman in the year 1842.
In 1858 they emigrated to Washington
oounty, Oregon. Four children, Gus
tavus and George Henry Murhardt.Mra.
George S. Kranas, Mra. Butterfield also
one brother, Gostavus Murhart, are left
to mourn the loss of father and brother.
His wife died Nov. 17, 1864 and since
tbat time he has been a widower. In
1865 be went to the state of Washington
and settled on a claim where Snohomish
now stands. The past 11 years be has
resided with his daughter, Mrs. George
S. Krause. The iuneral services were
held at. the residence Friday, Dec. IS,
1901, at 1 :30 p. m., Rev. Clifton, of the
Calvary Baptist cbutcb, officiating.
The pallbearer were Messrs A.Walter
C. Bbnts, H. Klindt, J. Harper, T.
Johns, R. F. Gibbons. Many friends
followed tbe remains to tbe Masonic
cemetery where he was laid to rest be
side bis sister, bis memory cherished
bo all who knew hinf.
W
ISOHAL MENTION.
A.J. Brigbam is registered et tbe
Umatilla Honse from Dufur.
Will Oroftoo, of Center ville, spent last
night is tbe eity on his way borne from
Portland.
J.J. Woolery and daughter left tbi
afternoon for California to spend a cou
ple of months.
A. D. Griffin, manager of tbe New
Age, s weekly newspaper of Portland,
was in town last nigbt tbe guest of tbe
Umatilla bouse.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wrigbt. of Sher
man county, ere here on a visit to their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
John v. u Jeary.
If you wish to retain s natural color
to your hair, stop iu falling out, eradi
cate dandruff and make it soft, fine and
wavey, then nee Aristo Hair Food. For
sale by Clarke & Falk, poatoffice phar
macy. dl6tf
Dyspepsia sen be cured by using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
Tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold io handsome tin
boxes at 85 cts. Blakeley tbe druggist.
WM. MICHELL,
Undertaker mi Embalm
Cor. Third and WnehinTton Sts.
All order aWsseded to promptly. Loaf
distaneepnonjetl. LoenLIg. y
Blakeley's Drug Store,
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OUT new 0,u Christmas line
lf are finer than tver.
Medallions Over three time as many
are all 1901 subjects v
The prices are 25 to 30 per cent
No carry-overs. lh,n PortUmt
MAIL ORUSKS nwlvo our I BflTII rlllfiatrf Kvrry I'arkacv delivei! r.
personal attention. I DUIII rflUnW I nromftly In tf" rtj
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Trilby and Cole s Original Air-Tight Heavers
For Wood and Lighter Fual.
The introduction of Cole's Original Air-Tight Heater has revolution
ized the heating stove trade in all section of the United States. Its woa
der.'al economy in the use of fuel, and many other excellent qualities,
strongly recommend it to a'l in nee J of a heating stove.
Every one of Cole's Original
air-tight as long as used. Where
have one or more of these stoves.
Sold by MAIER
BUY A WILSON
AIR-TIGHT HEATER
and save fuel. THE WILSON has an
OUTSIDE DRAFT that will not burn
out. We also carry a lino of TRILBY
AIR-TIGHTS.
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an
JONES' CAFE.
First-Class, Regular Meals.
...SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER...
j Royal Toke Point and Olympia Oysters served
j at all hours and in all styles.
L Agency ALDON BRAND delicious Chocolates ft
and Confections. Always fresh. I
One Minute read this ad,
One Minute to look at our window,
Two Minutes WELL SPENT.
We are Headquarters for
Santa
The Hub Clothing Co.,
(MAYS) CIOWK BUILDING.)
W. MAKKUXIK, MsMfSf.
THE OLD RELIABLE
178 2d St., THE DALLES
What Cote a Heater Will Do.
This stove will beat a room from aero to
SO degrees in five minutes.
It will heat your houee evenly day and
night.
It holds Are 36 hours without attention.
Yon build only one fire each winter.
It burns chips, bark, leaves, paper and
corn cons, and gives excellent results with
this fuel, which is ordinarily wasted.
The stove is light snd easily moved and
set up.
The combustion is perfect and ashes are
removed only once in four weeks.
None of the beat is wasted and the stove
a ill save one-half of your fuel bill.
It Is clean, economical, convenient, safe
and durable.
Air-Tight Heaters is guaranteed to stav
wood is used for fuel every family should
& BENTON, The Dalles.
CROWE...
Claus.
A Hint....
huy her a
nice rosy pair
or house show.
Nothing really
more appreciated.
ladies' fei:, fur trimmed Juliets,
in red, .vine, black and
brown 91.50
Misses', reI ami brown . 1.25
Children's sires at l.OO
A. M. Williams 4 Co.
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To Pltmss) Your Llttla Onsi
Pleasats You e a 4 a
WE CAN DO IT
as our fuH line of new toys, irames and
lolls ara finer and at a lean price than
ever. Oar trt is headquarters for
anta Claus, ami we take pleasure in
showiug everything in detail.
nun 1 parhiiis
JUST ARRIVED t
The UrirvM and m--t
complete line of . . .
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wer shown iu the city
are now on display at
H. Glenn & Go's
Paint and Oil Store.
For dale.
The plant of the Hood
River Manufacturing Co. will
be sold ehea for cash.
The plant consists of a full
line of wood-working machin
ery, sticker, planer and a com
plete sash and door outfit.
Must he sold at onoo.
Address, If a C. COt
Hoosfl RlTSr. Or.
CITY HACK
To any part of the city. Will
make all train. Light
baggage fnw of chargx
to all passenger.
Day and Night Service.
Day 1'bona Grant's, Local 311, Long
Distance 1311 ; Nigbt 1'honss Nsb-
ion's, Led 334, Ijng Dist. 1 101.
Porter I Anderson Proprietors.
FRENCH & OCX.
BANKERS.
Transact a Qon ral Basking Business.
letters of Credit issued available la
tbe Kastarn Stales.
Sight Kxobang and relerapbic
Transfers sold 00 New York, Chicago,
Hi I.iiU Han PraurlaiM. Portland Ore-
gon, Seattle Wash., and various points
In Oregon and Washington.
Collections luaue at ail poiuis on iav
orsbls Urms.
John Pashek, The Tailor,
Has last rsesif ed 1000 saw piss
0! tea latest patterns in (ism's
Otoarag Goods. Ha auaraa
lata prteas aad s goad fit or aa
par.
John Pashek, Tbt Tail
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