'1
rnE iakaxt Ti'.KaiBiiB. ;
It was the infant terrible,
- And be was one of three,
And he rushed into bis mother's room
When she had compaoie.
'
He held her with his glittering cyS, -The
dinner-guests kept still
To listen to this three years child,
Who always bath bis will
"Alfred," his mother said, "go back
Unto the nursery, dear."
Eftsoons his cherub lips do part,
She can not choose but hear. '
- Ontfjake the infant terribln,
Ob, boldly outspoke he:
"I want the hair you're wearing, ma,
. For it b'longs to me !
"I want the hair npon yonr head
' (No tears can now avail);
It's mine boo-hoo yon cut it off
Juy rocking horse's taU!" .-- .
THE KARA OUTRAGE.
Horrible Drafts of the Female Pris
oners n Siberia.
TIIE EAKA OUTRAGE.
Loudon. Feb. 15. Provided with a
cable dispatch of. introduction lrom
George Eennan, the celebrated Siberian
traveler, the London agent of the Asso
dated Press called this morning on
Sergius titcpoiak, the well-known writer
upon Siberian political and social con
ditions. fctepuiak, when asked whether
be could give any information in regard
to the" outrage in the political prison at
Kara, in Eastern Siberia, replied tbat tbe
reports already published gave only a
faint idea of tho horrible tragedy enacted
m Kara. - Perfectly trustworthy intorma'
tion, . be said, had been received in
cipher letter tbat tells the story only in
its main outline. The full details of the
dreadful - measure caunot be long now in
. reaching the Western world, coming so
coon alter the publicity given to tbe
.Takntat atrocity. The facts so far re
ceived are as follows: . , ,
A CULTURED WOITA WHIPPED TO DEATH.
Madame sagada did not commit sm
'. fide, as tho earliest report stated. She
died of the effects of the cruel flogging to
which she was subjected.- The floggiDg
took place Wednesday the Gth ot novem
ter. It wJt continued until under the
brutal blows tbe victim lost consciousness
and lay as one dead. .
Tbe news of ber shocking murder pi o
duced wide spreading dismay and anguish
. among her female lellow-prisouerg, and
three of tbcm, unable longer to bear their
. wretched fate, committed suicide by
poison. Tbe names of the women were
Maria Kaluzhaya, Maria Paolo sn a Kar-
' aleneskava, and Nedoozyda Smiroith-
kaza.
: CFFESSES OF FEMALE FBISOKER8.
Maria Kaluzhaya was arrested in 1884,
- a girl of 18, cn a charge of disloyalty,
Every means tried to extort a confession
. implicating friends was futile until Col
onel Hatansiu brought iier a lorged state
V - ment purporting to bo a confession of her
, lellow-conapirators and promising lm-
, mumty. , Maria fell into the trap, con'
fessed, and her confession was used
against friends who were sent to penal
servitude. Wbcu she learned the decep-
-. tion she procured a revolver and tried to
' kilt him. For thu she was sentenced to
: ' twenty . years penal servitude.. Maria
- Paoloona Earaleneskaya was' a- young
marncu lady about So years ot age, ot a
. good tamiiy. - la 1S71 sue was sentenced
to thirteen yeais' penal servitude, witbJ
- exile to Sibcriafor life, for belonging to a
secret society. Her-husband was 6ent
; 1000 miles from the mines. The separa
, tion drove her insane and in 1881 she
. was allowed to join her husband in the
hope of restoring her reason. She re
covered, but a new governor separated
. tbem again, and she returned to the Kara
- mines. Nedoczyda Smirmthkaza was
83 years old, a student iu the woman's
college. She was sentenced to fifteen
.'. years, with penal servitude.
:, Sbortl7 after the suicide cf the three
women, a brother of Marie Kalua'wya,
. also died, suddenly. Another exile named
Betikoo committed snicide, rather than
submit to the cruel humiliation and suf-
, feting ot flogging. .
TIIE FLOGGIKO WAS AUTHORIZED.
The flogging of Madame Sagada oc
curred under orders issued by Licuten
ant- governor uaronKon, governor gen
eral i toe province or the Amoor, in
which the prison is sitnated. The orders
directed that tbe ferret edict ot March,
1888, signed by Galkinaverskine, director
general of prisons for the empire, should
be unflinchingly enforced. Tbis edict
- was to the effect tbat political convicts
should be treated by prison officials in
precisely the same manner as criminals
condemned for common law offenses.. In
what particular way Madame Sagaua
transgressed tbe prison rules is not clearly
explained, but flogging n sensitive, cul
tured woman to deatb for any lack of
contormity to prison regulations Stepniak
thought would impress tbe world with
- profound horror.
- The political prisoners at Kara, Step
niak said, had in some way learned that
the political exik s imprisoned at Saghal
coo bad also been subjected to flogging.
They were constantly in dread of similar
torture to that . inflicted on Madame
Sagada
' it pleases the czab. -Stepniak
thought it unlikely tbat pub
lication of the facts would force tbe
superior officials of Russia to take some
notice of aaffirs, but the flogging and all
other brutalities were entirely due to tl.e
direct orders from the general govern
ment at Si. Petersburg.
HealtJt Comma -dmect .
- 1. Thou sbalt have no other food than
. at meal time.
-2. Thou shalt not make onto thee any
pies or put into pastry the likeness of
. anything tbat is in tbe heavens above or
in tbe waters under the earth. Tbou
shalt not fall to eating it or tryieg to di
gest it. For the dyspepsia- will be visit
ed upon the children to the third and
fourth generations of them that eat pie,
: and long life and vigor npon those tbat
live prudently and keep tbe laws of
health. . .
8. Remember thy bread - to bake it
well; for be will not be kept sound that
- eaietn nis ureaa as aougn.
. jnou snail not indulge sorrow or
borrow anxiety in vain.
6. Six dajs thon shalt wash and Keep
' thyself clean, and tbe seventh thon sbalt
take a great bath, thon and thy son, and
thy daughter, and thy man-servant, and
the slianger tbat is within thy gates.
' For in sis days roan sweats and gathers
- tilth and bacteria enough for disease ;
wnereiore tbe .Lord has blessed the bath
tub and hallowed it.
6. Remember tby sitting-room and
bed-chamber to keep them ventilated.
that tby days may be long in the land
which the Lord tby God giveth thee.
7. Thon sbalt not cat hot biscuit.
8' -Thon shalt not eat thy meat fried.
V. Thou shalt not swallow thy food un
chewed, or' highly spiced, or just before
bard work, or just after it.
10. Tbou shalt not keep late hours in
tby neighbor's house, nor with tby
neighbor's wife, nor bis man-servant, nor
Ids maid servant, nor bis cards, nor his
glass, nor . with cnytbiog tbat is tby
neighbor's. '
A Tcsrimml. 1.
- They iiad a quarrel Sunday evening.
lie got-mad aud said : he'd leave her.
' Tnen she got vexed and told him be
' could do ad he pleased. lie left.
The next eight he came round again.
He asked lo see her alone.
She readily complied.
She was all o& a tremor.
II er In art went out to him in a gush
of sympathetic love.
She stood ready to throw both arms
abont bis neck and cry out her joy.
Tlmre was not much' color in his face
and bis voire was husky. He said : "I
liuve been with you six months, Matilda,
ana tnea in an mar. lime to uo wnai was
right". ,
He paus?d an instant to recover bis
voice which was faltering r.pidly, while
ber trembling Increased.
"I know that I have got considerable
temper, and that I do not control it as I
i. u.. t t.... i- l.n r.. ; . t r i
to you tried to do everything that I
thought wjuU tend to make yon happy.
A..d, feeling thi?, I have called to night
to use if yoi wouldn't be kind enough to
give me a sort of tpstimonial to this ef
fect so that I could show it to any other
young lady I might wait to go out with.
It might help me."
H3 looked at her anxiously.
All the color le t her face in a flush.
She mado a great effort to swallow some
thing whicirtbreaicncd to snffocate her.
Then she spoke: ; ''Yon grt.out of this
house as qui;k as you can, you wretch,
or my father shall kir.k you out."
He didnl stay long, but left without
the testimonials. ,
She Otvnrd tkc Kirth.
Detroit Free Tress.
She hold up her band to the conductor
to stop the car, but lie was in no hurry
ahout it and waited until it rcaelied the
cros-ieng.
"Didn't I signal you to ito; the car
back there?" he demanded.
"You 'did. madam." -.
'"Then why didn't you stop it?"
"Agnust order?, ma'am; we stop only
ut crossing?.".
"Who gttve those orders?1; .
"The manager." . " -
"Is the manager on the car?"'
No niii'am." '
And I can't see him?" '
"Not unless you go to the office."
: "Vey well. I withdraw my patron
age from this line. Just inform the man
r.ger ol this fact, jai.l you, and suggest
tbat he call and apologise. The car can
now proceed."
And the car, strange to relate, did pro
ceed. Tic Very rolltc Cliild.
" ''How do yon do, Jacob?" said a ladj
to a lad in thin city tbe otiicr day.
"I'm well, thank yon," taid the boy.
"H jw tlo all jour folks do?r' asked tbe
lady
" riiey'ro all well, thank you. except
dad." ruulied the boy.
"What's the matter with your father?"
asked the lady.
: . "He's dead, thank yon," replied the
boy: "how do yon do and all your
family P
Be Couldn't Hay.
. ""Who's running this hot-l, anylow?"
asked a landlord of a traveling man who
wasn't disposed to accept the situation
as m ;ek ly as be might have done, .
.Vho's runnins; this hotel?"
"That's what I said."
f vV'ftll, I can't say. I havn't made up
my nuud yet whether it's the cockroaches
or the nocturnal insects that make steep
nothing but a fantastic dream of hope.
Yoal have to figure out for yourself. "
The Crawford - C 'Upper eays: "A
farmer from one of tue rural districts
sent a slip of paper by a neighbor
to. a merchant in this city asking the
latter to send him a bill of roods. He
enumerated the articles he wished and
intermixed with the list a bit ot news.
The lollonine is a copy of the letter:
'Send me a sack of flower, fire pounds.
coffee, aud one ot tea. My wile gave
bir-li to a boy baby last night and a' so a
keg of nails, a screw driver and a spool
of barb wire. It weighed ten pounds
and a ton ol eoit coal.' "
S'jc How do you suppose tbe' apes
crack t!:u hard tueUs of toe nuts tbey
nick? He With a raonnkey wrench
ot course. - ,
In tbe soup Well,
that's the cook's
secret. ;
A cool proceeding An ice trust.
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Only a few months airo these roniDlmr. rosv-
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rirte. By the aid or Dr. Pierce's world-famed
Favorite Proscription, they bare blossomed
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jvuuy nuuirf,
"Favorite PrescriDtion " is an tmrlcrovntinrr.
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skillful physician, and adapted to woman's
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any condition of tho avstem. it imnri
otroncth to the wholo system. For over
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Copyright, 1863, by Wdbld's DIS. iiuo. ASS'H;
era ot ur. rages latarra itemedy, for
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Xand Not ioes-
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Omen AT Thk Dit.'.is, Osaoox,.
JaniMn-11.1890.
r-Totice Is hereb? triven that tbe followine-named
settlei has filed not:ce of hi intention to rrake final
proof in support of his claim, aud that snlj proof
wiil be made before the rcgrifster and reeoiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on Fcbruan Si, 18&0, viz:
(jeorse W. tiucas,
H.l. 1750, for Ihai of the nw!l, ami w of the
uqh oi &ee. p. a a., n iz Ei.
- lie names the following witnetses to prove bis
onr.uuous resiaence upon ana cultivation ot, Sam
land, vis:
P. F. Knowles, 8. M. Driver, F. B. Driver, of
ivainie, ur.; James A. urcnam, or rne jLiaiies. ur.
juiia F. A. McOOIV ALD, Register.
KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lass Omcs at Ths Dallki, Osroos,
Jan arv 9. 1S30.
Notice is hereby civen that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to cuke final
proof in support nf his claim, and that said proof
wui oe mauu oviora ne re-tinier ana receiver ol tno
v. b. tana oiiice al -ine iaiies, ur., ou March 10,
low, viz;
Clerics W. Klci, Hd 1TS. for the WJ SKii, and
MSX SEW and SEH JiEK Sea 22, Tp. S S, R. 12 E
tlr names tlie following witnesses to prove bis
eonu-iuoui residence upon and -cultiTation of, said
tanu, viz: .
8 K. Eirris, The Tialles, Or.; 8. O. Blactirby, J.
i. ni-,.uceiaD. A.ci;y. napiuitia, nr.
febl F. A. MclloNALll, Register.
KOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
Lasd Omen at Tub Dalms, Ob.,
Jannarv i3. laao. -
Notice is hereby given that the followinar named
settler nas ntru.nouce ot nis intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said nmnf
will be made beforo the register and receiver at The
tiaiies, uregon. on siarca 10, lsw. viz:
Deborah A. Vronian,
Hd 701. for the W U SW X aad SE H SW V. See
iu Tovuioir- '
lie names the fnllowinar witnesses to nrave his
ronunoous resiuence upon ana cultivation OI said
land, vis:
J. H. Nosier. I.irk Lamb, ilobt. Densmore. John
enepnarn, an or ai osier, ur.
I. A. mcuVSAUD, Ketristcr.
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Absolutely Pure.
Legal Notices-
Petition.
The ' following resolution parsed the Common
Council l Dal.rs Cily, Dec 31, 1869:
Kcsolvcd, 1 hat the auditor ami clerk give notice
of intention of the council to vacate the fullowiiifr
Darts or Main street, Mauioon street and iicnroe
street, in said city, the' better to improve the same,
All of that part or Main street Deiwecn Jenereo-.i
and Moi.roe streets, including the interiwetious
thereof with Uacliipin and Monroe atreets, which lie
rou'.h of the north line of the ryht of ay conveyed
to the Oregon Steam Kavijnjtinn Company by a deed
from tlie Ijtughlin bein. of record iu book "O" of
leeds of Wom county, Orev-on, rnges lia, 710 and.
747, being trat purt ol said Main street south of said
right of way which abuts up Slid is contitnious to
blocks mteen imj ana ciintecn .ioj. baumiiin buuui
tion to Dnlles City, includinir the intersections
thereof with slid Madison and Uenroe streets.
AI all of Monroe street w hich alruta upon and
lies tutvroen lots sis (6) and seven (7) of block eight
een (13), and lota one (1) and twelve (11!) of block
twenty -two (2 ), Lacghliu's addition to said Dalles
City.
Also all that part of Madison street which a outs
npon and iiea between tbe north fifty (CO) feet of lots
six (0), blCK-k ffteen (15), and the north fifty (.V-) feet
of lot one (1). Meet ihjhteen (is), Laughlin"i Addi
tion to DaUes Cily. jan4-3t-wkl
Notice of Final Settlement.
fn the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Wasco
C"unty.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Whittaker,
deceased--
Kill, la hmhr-plven th.-.t the executrix of said
estate has this day fned- her final account as such
executrix, and that by an order duly made and en
tered tn the above court and matter, said final ac
count viil come on tor hearing at 2 o'chjek p. u. on
Tueslcy, March 4, 1890. at tbe courtioui of the
ab(,ve Mititled eourt. All nersoua interwti In said
estate are hereby no.illed to appear at said time and
Dlace and mike ol kctions. if any there be, to the
approval of Sam unai ucciua, ine nuai Kbi.miK:ui ui
said estate and ine msciiarge oi me execunx.
Dated Dalles uty, vr , Jan. si, iwj.
MAK1A WIHTTAKEB.
Executrix of the last will sod tes ament of Uon.7
Whittaker, deceased.
Dalle.3 City Water Uonds,
Sealed proposals will be receive I until 2 p. m.
Saturday, March 1, li-8", by the Board of Water
Connnisaionen? of L'alles City, for the tmr-t-h-iae of
-200 l-ouds of $600 each, $l00,b00 in the aifregate.
S'io.i-cc payable In nve yen re.
l''6,0i'0 poyable in ten years.
If.'fi.OOu payabie in fifteen yc-rs.
k 2fi,00J payable in twenty yet-is.
Each bidder must stite tbe lowest rate of interest
at which the bonds will be taken, at not less than
their face value, and for cash in hand; intcrett pay
able annually. Bids should be addieMed to the
Secretary B ard of Water Conimiwioueni, The Dalles,
OreyoM, and envelopes en-ions. d froiK-eal for Water
Benin.
The commissioners reserve the ri.ht to reject any
and all bu's. si. T. auliAM,
Secietarvof Bovd of Water Cotumi-wiouein, The
Dalles, Ure-c-w. Jui29
' Administrators' - Notice.
Notice is hereby -riven that the undersigned is the
duly appointed &ud qualified administrator o tbe
estate of Phoebe M. Dunham, deceased. All per
sons havinir claims atraicst said estate are hereby
notified to present them, with proper vouchers, t
the undenri-rce . at his otfice. iu Dalies City, Oregon
within six months from this date.
A. K. THOMPSON.
Administrator of ths Estate of Phaide X. Dun
hsm, dLceased.
Tub Dalles, ORxao-f,iiec. lam, itoj.
Xotice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby iriveu that the undersiirned. exe
cutrix ol the estate oi James juiBDury, deceased, has
duly filed in thi3 court her final account in said es
tate, the hearing of which has been fixed by 6aid
court for llonday, tbe 3d day of March, 1880, at 2
o'clock: p. m. oi said day, at tne county courtroom
in the county courthouse in Dalles City, Orexon.
All persons interested in said estate are notified to
then aud there appear and . ihow cause, if any there .
ne, wny said account snouid not in all toiugs ne con
firmed and allowed.
Dated Jan. 29, 1890. .
MAKY ANN ELLSBURT. Executrix.
Dufur & Watkins, attorneys for estate. - febl-6t
Administrator's Notice.
Notice is hereby civen that tho under iimed has
been, by the Comity Court of Wasco county, Ore-
con, duly appointed administrator of tee estate of
Martha Ostlaud, deceased. Therefore, all persons
holding claims against said estate are hereby noti
fied and requested to present the same, together with
tho proper vouchers tltetcfnr, to tlie unuenigned at
.the law office of Story ft Biadshaw at Dalles city,
Oregon, wiihin six mouths from the date of this
notice.
Dated at Dalles city, Oregon, LVc. 19, 18S9.
L. P. OSTLAND,
- Administrator of said estate.
Story & Bradehaw, attorneys for said ettate.
. Administrator's Notice. '
Notice is hercbv civen tint the underakrned has
been duly appointed administrator of the estate of
George T. Biickcll, deceased, by the honorable, the
Ceunty Court of Wabco comity, Oregon. Therefore,
all persons havinir claims atroindt said deceased or his
estate are hereby notified and required to present
tne same to me witn tne proper vouchers at my rest
deuce in Dalles city, Wasco county, Oregun, within
six months lrom the date of this notice. v
Dated Dec. 16,1869. -
. J. V. UUlCKELXi,
Administrator of the estite of Oeonre T. BricheC.
deceased.
Dufur B Watkins. for the sdminUrrator. d21-St
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby civen that the underairacd has
been duly' appointed executor of- the last will ud
testament of Anna P. sturdy, deceased, by the hon
orable, the County Court t Wasco county, Oregon,
in matters ot probate. All nersons bavin? claims
against said estate are hereby notified and required
to present tne same with the proper vouchers. fc me
at the olhce of my attorneys, Dufur ft Watkins, in
The Dalles, Orvgou, within six months Irom the
date of tins notiee. '
Dated at Dailes City, Oregon, Dec. 81, 1SS9. ,
LEON W. CCKTIS3.
Executor cf the last will and testament of Aun.P.
Aluniy, deceased.
Dufur ft Watkins attorneys for executor. j-5
fTI
Thompsons Addition
-TO-
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NOTARY BUSINESS
Before starting on a Journey, get an
ACCIDENTS-TICKET.
Only SSe for $3000 Insurance.
Loaning Money foi non-rcsident a specialty.
. 8 per cent, net guaranteed to lenders.
O. r. TAYLOE
H. GLENN,
Is again at bis old stand and hss on hand
FINEST BEAIfD OF ' " ' "t '
English cement.
Tanks of all sizes, from 1000 to 40,000 gallons, made
to oraer.
ISF Contracts for all kinds of buildings
taten at tne lowest bitires. - :" ,
. - ' -
- OF :
! ALLEN GRANT,
; Eagle Valley, near Antelope
' TJ- . 1 ' ..
nave square crop on right ear
ana split on lelt. Wethers reverse.
morses ana cattle branded "R. G.
Have sold my horses and cattle, but not
my Dranas.
Fakr's Golden Female Pills.
forPmtt.l. TrMonl..
Ities: nothinKliltethem
on the market. Merer
fail. Successfully nsed
y prominent ladlix
inunimy. uuarantced
to relieve suppressed
'ucusiruauon.
SURE SAFE! CERTAIN!
Don't he humbufired.
bave Time, Health,
.uw juuuvy , utile no oili
er.
Sent to any address.
cyme Dy man on re-
wjipr. oi price, m.
ddress.
THE APHRO MEDICINE COMPanr.
WestemBraaca, BoX 27, POKxXANis. OB
A Perfect " Face" Powder.
B"B nETtTQAMIC "H1-
a s&ssa K IIB S TJ -S PUINAH
vAGE POWDER. r
Chrisraan 4 ton,
BsSblHi, iMa'l nltm. DuahrllnaWs.
Blakeley & Eoaghtem, : -
C B. Daolsam.
m LATEST PERFUME exquisite
cb... FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA
1
Convince the Most SJKoptioal:
Bcd-lountres
.16 00
Ash Bedroom Seta
Brussels Carpets, per jard .
Iiurraiu CarpeU, do
, 25 Ot
7t
2."
Ja2
C. N. THORN BURY.
T. A. HUDSON.
THOMBCRY & EDSON,
INSURANCE
2JLoToy to . Xjoaia
on Real Estate, Chattel and Personal security.
Will attend to all kinds oj Land business be
fore tlie U. S. Land OJice.
Rooms 7 and 8, np-stairs, U. S. Land Office building,'
THE DALLES. OREGON.
rnillT Q MI II rT?" tnrrO
rnUl I 5 OmAUl I HlLU
-
SMALL FRUITS,
VINES, EVERGREENS,
SHRUBS, ROSES, ETC.
The Earliest Strawberry known.
CLARKE'S " SEEDLING!
Also, tbe EVERGREEN, ever-bearing
strawberry a valuable acquisition
Mission :-: Gardens,
JAMES A. VARNEY, Piop.
The Celebrated French Gure,
Warrnntcl A DUPDniTlN C" or money
to cure nil"""11"- rciu:nlet.
Is Sold ok a
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
to cure nir
form ofuei'voMS
cliscuse, or any
disonlur tif tho
eciicriitivo or-
puns cf cither
BEFChE ' isiinr fnun the AFTER
exceaive use of Stiintilnuts. Tubnccu tr opium,
orthrou;;U youthful indiscretion, over indulg
ence. Ac. such as Loss of llmin Power. Wnkclul-
licss, Itcnriii; don-n Pnins in the Bm-k, Sciniiisl
Weakness, Ilj-slcria, Nervous Prostration Nocturn
al Emissions. l.eucrrlio?n, liizziness. Weak Mein
ory,Iissof JMwerautl Ininotency, which if ne-
elcctcii otten lead lo itremnturcnlunircnim insnii
iiy. l'rire 1 1.00 n box. 6 boxes for ?S.W) Sent by
until on rpoeipt of price.
A WKlTTUXGUsflASTEE forevcryJ5.0C
orilir. bi ri'tunil the lnollev if a l'riiinnufe
Cure is not effected. Thoiisiintls at testimonials
from old nmi youns. of both texes, nerinaneiitly
cured bv ArHuooiTiNR. Circnlnr free. Address
THE APHRO MEDICINE CO.
VXSTEKX r.IMKCU.
BOX 27 POKTLAKD, OR
BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON, Druggists,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
TIIE DALLES, ORECOS.
Tysh Valley Mercriant and Exchange
ROLLER MILL.
Flour Kqnal to the Best. 3IU1 Feed
Always on Hand.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
sp2l W. M. McCORKLE, Prop.
G. T. THOMPSON.
A.W. FABOHER.
THOMPSON & FARGHEB,
General Blacksmiths,
Near Mint builthne. Second St.
Horse-Shoding and General JoVbiag
a specialty
Prices reasonable and tn suit the tiroes.
The Dalles Lumbering
COMPANY, .
Successors to Til OS. J0IIN3 ft CO.
MINT BUILDING GROUND.
The Dalles, - ... Oregon.
DSXLSKS n ALL E1XDS 0 -
ROUGH AND DRESSED
Lumber and Builder's Material.
I Shingles, Fence Posts
Lime and Hair.
iiAirorACTCBsas or
DOORS.
WINDOWS,
BLINDS.
Orders from .&broad recoiva prompt attention.
PIONEER-.'-G&OCERY,
GEO. RUCH, Proprietor.
Northwest corner of Second and Washington its
CHEAPEST
place in The Dalles for all kinds of
GROCERIES
FLOUR,
GRAIN,
WILLOW-WARE, &u.
Tosalrful for favors in the oast. I would resnect
tolly solicit acoaunuanceof toe same.
GEOROK RUCH
BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON,
THE Z.EADrNO
175 Second Street, The Dalles.
Country and Mail Orders win re
ceive Prompt Attention.
Denny, Eice & Co.
Wool & Commission Merchants
610 Atlantic Ave., Boston.
t3TCash advances made on consignment.
THE DALLES
Marble Works,
C. J. Smith, Prop'r.
Buy at Home and Sate Freigldt and Agents'
K Commissions.
jock Box fIS.
THK DALLES, OREGON.
OREGON-:-BAKEEY, I
A. KELLER, Prop'r,
Washington street, neat door lelow Geo. Bach's. .
Oallaa. Oreaon.
Harioa- the Bakery former I v omd br Oaa. Rm4i
mm
Prescr
M MH inBIMW W . UI .1.11 IBUUIIQ UUU.1I aBfl HI.
iBuranis nu we cnoicen urcao, uaaes ana fiek
The
New
THE DALLES. OREGON. "
HANDLE Y & SINNGTT, Proprietors,
THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL IN OREGON.
Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel.
Fire-Procf Safe for the Safety of al! Valuables.
Ticket and Baynaje Office of the Oregon Uailicay ' Navigation Company, and Office of the
II' . T7- ' fn.! . 1, TmnnM,, M ' Jlttl
I ' esierw uiiuin j. cita,l"
TBAINS DEPART FROM THIS HOUfcK
I O-iin l Bl
sUt XV
CHAS. STUBLIiMG, PROP'R.
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
Sour MasL and Pioneer Bourbon Wliisliies.
All brands cf Imported
Liquors,
Cigars?.
CALIFORNIA WINES
90 SECOND STREET, - -
Tpntc 0n PnvprQ
AJJ? THE OLD
Country Orders Promptly atended to
REMOVAL I
Eomoved to 276
-TiEALER IX-
Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Papers, Decorations,
ARTI STS MATERIALS,
Mouldings and Picture Frames, Cor
nice Poles, Etc. ;.
Oil Paintings, Chroraos
"Wagon -Maliers? ancl
B. F. FITS GELULD.
,, ; ..V: DEAliEB.DJ ,
G-rooexies-
tSSo'.e Accnt for the IlirROVEU MONARCH Washfnif Uachino.-ff '
C.
E. DUNHAM,
DiU!
ist
soi.5 agent:for
GLASSES
"' . PAT?JULYIS!1S7.
Ew.-T Pair Puroliasei Oaaraatoed.
STATIONERY
' ' i ii 1 TiTT
Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicina uses. Prescriptions com
pounded at,
hai.l and see TTrifiaTi7.P T?T?.Mfl
aJU
that gives a continuous twist
THE PACIFIC
gtrong, Durable, Neat, and the
H B. REED,
THE , DALLES,
Umatilla
House,
vKinjwj, -.v... ,
AT 12:10 P'JM JTOR WALLA WALLA
I'l IK I I & ! I
m. 4. aaiii''
Ale and Porter, and
genuine Key West
A full line of
AND BRANDIE
THE DALLES, OREGON.
. Successors to L D. Fbahk d com
Wbolesulo and Betali Dealers
am
Lcatlier & Slioe Findings,
P.rT?PP. TnmiT!in2S EfC.
STAND.
marW-td
REMOVAL I
and 278 Second St.,
and Steel Engravings.
. AGRICULTURAL HACHIKERY, .
SelwUlsr's and Tuklar As!s Wi0iis,
HARDWARE, !H0H, STEEL
: Dlaclcsmitlis' , . Stoclc.
Keeps In stock a full Ijne of
Bazors, Knives, Scissors,
PATENT 2ZXICXKES.
mmm,
PERFUMES.
SOAPS,
SPONGES,
.-- RTJEBER GOODS.'
Trusses, : x
Cliest Frotftctors
AHD CIGARS
all hours.'
fe! T;T A HHIHW . oklt machinr
Wrfu iiauvauia.
to the wire. In operation at
FENCE WOKKS,
Cheapest Fence m the World.
Proprietor.
.OREGON. .
Jobs Q. Carlisle.
The Fonmc Is of great value to that pnrt nf mr eollpe work which denls with practical politics and
eurreut questions. Two sets at s hardly enough for dally use bf stuilonts. frof. ALFRED BUSHHtLL
HART, ifHanianl. -
I consider Tbx Forttk as fumhhlngthemost IntolHcMit and armpatrietlc audience that a thoughtful
writer can find to address in any land. Prof. ALEXANDER WIlCHELL, of tin Uniotrsitf of Miekigvt. g
Ths Fohtjk continues to bold Its place as the forr-most of our mscasinfs, for the variety,' lh
value, and the weight of its contributions. THE Hi T0RK TIMES.
There has come forward no problem of grave importance since TBS FORTJII was
established that has not been discussed in its pages by masters of the subject. An
nouncements of forthcoming articles can seldom be made long in advance, for ThA
Forum's discussions are al ways of problems of present concern. Every such problem
that the year 1830 will bring forward will bo discussed, whether in politics, or religion,
or social science, or practical affairs. The January number will contain a reply by
ex-Speaker J. G. Carlisle to Senator Cullom's recent article on "How the TariiZ
Affects the Farmer." .... ;f,- a
THE FORUM PUBLISIIIXG COMPANY, 253 Fifth Ave., If. Yj
60 Cents a Number. Subscriptions rteelued at this cice. $5,00 ttar.i
THE 0R0 FINO WINE ROOMS,
JJD. ttTZTuTLTE.YZ, Proprietor.
Port 81,
Sherry 81.
Mnscat
83,
. Angelica 83,
Mountain 83
nn Gregorlo "Vlneyarcl Co. .Agreney.
All Wines and Brandies Guaranteed Strictly Pure
The Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars Always on Sale.
Try - the best remedy for Dyspepsia, "Dandelion Tqn'c."
A. L. NEWMAN
Has opened a
GBOCEBT" STRla:
Corner of Second and Union Sts.
GROCERIES. CANNED GOODS, PROVISIONS. ETC.
The groceries will be new and fresh, and such as are demanded
in this market.
In connection with the Grocery will supply Bread and Pastry of
.p ' . all kinds. . '
San vra
SECOND STREET BETWEEN UNION AND COURT.
F. LEMKE, - - - PROP'R,
IiJKEIH OTV DRAUGHT
-:-Columbia Brewery Beer,:-:
AND FOB eSALUJ -
ALL KINDS OF BOTTLED BEER.
Also, tlie isry best Imported Wines, Llqnors and Cigars.
The One Price Gash House,
COR. SECOND AND COURT STS., .
nil m i'i
LX. V H JL. -a
-IJBA.r.EIl 1IV-
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
. Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c
Agent for tin Bntterick Patterns, also for tne Hall Bazaar Dress Forms,
Tho Undoraiffned has Added
Metallic, Cloth-covered,
Eerl and Kosewooci uasKcts,
Burial Botes and Shrouds. Trimmings
aud owos the 3Iost Elegant flcarse cant f the monntatns with U tb
latest improvements.
WO BE AY XK FILLING ORDERS.
PIa"i of BHure. Third utreet, three doon cast of (iibons.alacallitter & Co'sagricultaral wars
house, and adjoining his flailing Mill and Wapn Shop.
' Place of Besideaee. Fo'irtU street, corner of Washington. Can be fen at all' hours of the day
"ST. WM. MI0HELL.
II
SUCCESSORS
JE. WINGATE Ac. CO.
A COMPLETE LINK 07
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
Iron and Steel.
Farm Implements.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS.
Ox".5L:a.c3.oJLl
DEALERS IN
Fine Upholstered Goods
Furniture, Oarpeta, Mattings, nn
TTri.ciertaasiiio' a Speclalt3r--
Coffins, Caaketa, Burial Robes, Eto.
on be fount at all kturs of th d ig or night at their floor of hutinete, Washimgtoa street, M toon MM
from Second. Sign of Bed LigltL
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Bf ths Foremost Writer in tht Woritt. ,
' l
THE FOIiTJM has tron the highest plactf
reached by any periodical ; for it pub-j
lishes articles by more authoritative)
writers and by more workers along ins true-'
tive lines of activity than any other publico-'
tion. It contains eleven studies of great
subjects every month. It is impartial, giv
ing hearings alike to each side. It is finan
cially independent, and it belongs to no sect
or party or "interest." It is never sensay
tional, but it aims always to be instructive.!
Burgundy 83,
Zinfardel 84,
Eiesling 83,
Hock 83,
' Table Claret.
lal
nciseo mm
XI; 1 X
WK MIC HELL,
UID1ET4EIE
-AND
Dii'ector.
to his Business a fall line of
Black, White, French
of all descriptions at tne Lowest Prices
TO LATE FIRM-
4 Oft,
IdfohandissV
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
HACKS AND BUGGIES.
&
urnamema, n inoow oaaaes, me.