.THE MAN WHO OAB'T AFFOBD IT.
' ' . ' H. C. DODGE.
1 lurrah for the man who is able to say
. . In a manly, unblushing and sensible way,
,v I cannot afford it," when tempted to buy
AVhate'er will distress him when payday is nigh.
'V Hurrah for the man. " Though' his waywe
v neglect, -,
He has our profoundest, sincerest respect;
v To him be ever a friend or a foe
Unchecked admiration we all have to show.
, And well he deserves it. . He teaches the way
- Of boldly ignoring what people may say
JfcOr think in a matter which only concerns
The one who, for reasons, extravagance spurns.
-" , We honor him tiuly though seedy his clofhes;
We love him though little of fashion he
shows; . -
'.'-..We trust him" unquestioned though poorer
than clay;
.. We pray that our children may grow in his
- . . way.- .
And isn't he happy! Just look in his face;
Of care or of worry there isn't a trace. " -His
conscience is clear. A11 the riches on
earth ' .:,
, Tan't give him the joy that doing is worth..
- No statesman, no ruler, no great soldier brave
Is prouder than he who is nobody's slave.
"... "I cannot afford it." All praise to the man
Who fearlessly says it and lives on that plan.
CEOOK COTJITTT.
Items Called From the Columns of
the Oehoeo Jteview,
Harvest is in full blast, and farmers are
generally jubilant over the returns they are
getting for their year's work.
Last week Frank Hampton, The Dalles
beef bnyer, received 200 head of steers here
from Sandtrs Logan and B. F. Allen. The
cattle- were driven to Deschutes bridge to
be weighed. At that - place he pays 2 J
cents per pound for the cattle.
The recent count made by the census
enumerator showed the population offrine
ville to be 530, and that of the precinct to
be 823. Prineville) has no kick to make as
her population is fully as great ar anybody
had estimated it to be.
Prineville now has an office to giye away,
the office of recorder having become vacant
by the resignation of M. H. Bell. Some
aspirant for official honors should take ad
vantage of thisTjpportunity to secure a po
sition both" of honor and emolument. ' First
come, first served, bat don't all speaks atr
once.
As yet it is impossible to tell what the
ruling price will be in this section for grain
after harvest, though it is entirely governed
yvjnipply and demand, there only being
local uiarket, the prices will probably not
be very high, as there will most likely
quite an abundance of all kinds of grain ex-
cept wheat.
- In most cases men become feeble and
averse to work when they crow old, bnt
with Frank Nichols it is different. Frank
is so old that he never bas anniversaries any
more, though last week with the assistance
ol one man he built a quarter of a mile of
wire fences dug the post-holes, set the
posts and stretched the wire in one day
Can any country boast of a centenarian who
can do this? - .
About one o'clock last Monday afternoon
three stacks of hay, containing about fifty
tons, were destroyed on 8. R. SIsyton's
' place, three miles above town. The fire
was set by Roy and Johnny Howard, sons
of J, W. Howard, and grand-sons 'of Mr,
Slayton, who were playing near4he bay
building bonfires of feathers which did not
born rapidly enough to suit them, and they
" replenished the fire with hay from the
stacks. The fire soon spread and caught in
in the stacks, and the little fellows tried to
pnt it out bnt were unsuccessful and ran to
- the bouse, some hundred yards away, and
; gave the alarm. The men working in the
hay field near by saw the ' flames soon after
they were kindled, bnt by the time they
' reached the stacks tbe fire bad gained snch
..headway- htt they eonld not control it, and
. their attention was turned to saving tbe
barn which was near the stacks. The barn
was saved though by extreme effort. The
. loss sustained by the tire is estimated at
.between 5600 and $800. The hsy destroyed
was of excellent quality and more yaluable
than ordinary hay. - "- -
CHOP-WEATHER BULLETD? HO. 21
-T' Ortqon Slate Weather Bureau in ee-opera-
' r tion until U. S. Siynal Service, central office.
- Portland, Oregon. For week endimj Aug,
' -2,1890: - ':.
; .The temperature has been below the aver
age for the week and has ranged from 4a to
90 degrees. Except a lew lecal sprinkles
along. the coast and a sprinkle at - Walla
WtomTju July 31st, no rain is reported to
' have fallen in tne state. The days have
been cloudy or partly cloudy in the morn'
ings, and the afternoons have been cloud'
less. ' - ' -
ine cool partly cioaay .weather, was very
favorable to harvesting operations which
have, continued during the week. ' The
weather-conditions have also been favorable
.to the crops not yet matured and to the
ripening of fruit. The wheat and oats -are
generally yielding better than was expected.
The hay crop was much larger than was ex
pected. The hops continue -to be most
promising. As , was - expected the peach
crop is poor. The apple yield will be fair.
The codlin moth has done considerable in.
jury. Plums and prunes will Lo especially
plentiful. The grapes give promise of an
abundant yield and vineyards are reported
to be in a healthy condition and thriving.
Tbe yield of .corn wiU not be np to the
average on account cf the dry weather
wben seeded and cool nights during grow
ing f eason. " ....
AYtwat yields of 40 buthels per acre are
j-epjrted from various localities. Senator
Ji'T. Hatch, McCoy, Polk county, ruports:
- ? -'f horl K:-tv.IirAA' u-l,;..t. ,.kA..A
- forty and one-half bushels per acre. This
- may be considered an indication of what
snmmer-.'silow wheat will average in this
locality." From the Willamette valley
general reports as to yields have not been
recorded. :, The numlicrof bushels per acre
front Eastern Oregon will" average well.
Wasco, Sherman, (Jilliaui aud Morrow
counties have very srticfaciory crops. To
Umatilla tc the west" of Pendleton the
wheat is poor;., some wilLnot yield over
ten bushels per acre. To the north and I
east cf Pendleton it will average fully 32
bushels per acre. . Union county will aver
age from ' 30 to 40 bushels per ' acre. The
most satisfactory reports are received from
all counties.
J ' B. S. Pagoe, "
" . Observer U. S. Signal Seryice.
Asst. Director Oregon V. B.
The-Experiment Station.
" Lexington Budget.
' Tbe Oregon experiment station, at Cor-
vsliis is one of the most valuable state in
: stitutiona, and tbis paper has long advo
cated the establishment of a branch station
in Kattrn .Oregon, preferably in Morrow
ccontv. Such a station here would be of
incalculable benefit to the farmers of the
.. whole region. The matter was earnestly
' nrgeU upon the management cf the station
st Corvnllis, not only tbrouKU the columns
o; toe liudijit but by letter, and wa were
"nisuretl'tbflt tffarts wOdM be made to estab
lish sab sti'.ijiis in both Eastern and Sonth
Tn Oregon. It seems novr, however, from
le'ters of I'rof. E. Giiuim in the Corvallis
Timit, that funds -lii.h shouIJ have been
riuvuteJ to experiinflut ftation pnrposes
hava bun uatd lor the tolle;-', thus almost
tlesUoyioj? tbe naefolueisf the station and
preventing the estab(jehmentof sub-stations.
This misuse of the funds is charged to Wal
lace Nash, secretary ot the board of regents,
and as Prof. Grimm hacks up his statements
with facts and figures, Mr. Nash's conduct
should be rigidly investigated by the board.
The man who would thus cripple that insti
tution and retard the progress of practical
and intelligent agriculture deserves the
strongest condemnation of every farmer in
the state, especially in this newer portion
where farming is yet in its infancy and the
capabilities of the soil but partially under
stood. GEAET COUJTTY.
Items. From the Columns of the Can-"-
j yon City Mews.
Diphtheria is prevalent on the upper
South Fork, and several deaths have oc
curred over there from the dread lisease.
11 easels have gone up the creek not Salt
creek but Canyon creek. At Bob-Neece's
place three or ' four children are afflicted
with the beautiful speckled disease.
Ex-sheriff Gray returned home last week
after an unsuccessful chase of the escaped
horse thieves. He had riddttn over a large
portion of the Umatilla Indian reservation,
and is still of the opinion that tbej are con
cealed somewhere on the reservation.
The carcasses of so ' many cattle and
bones which died last winter and were left
nnburied or unbnrned are responsible in a
great measure for the scourge of diphtheria
in different portions of the country. The
wonder is that some more fearful scourge
has not been the outgrowth of the polluted
atmosphere in the vicinity of decaying ani
mal carcasses left lying where they bit the
dust in the deep snow.
Lei i Robinson who is peddling through
this county met with an accident at Spanish
Gulch the other day which bruke biin all
up. He was driving across a ditch and fell
from the wagon, which ran over him. Med
ical aid wu called Irom this city, ana JUevi
is getting along fine. When the drivtr fell
from- his perch the team ran away and
wandered about all night with the harness
and front wheels of the Tea eon attached to
them. Dry goods and "clodings" were
scattered from yesterday tp breakfast.
A bashful fellow clle l on his girl on the
South Fork and they both sat on the sofa,
st opposite ends. After a silence of consid
erable duration, evidently spent by each in
hard thought, she summoned np enough
courage to ask him what lie was thinking
about. He, honing to please her, replied:
I was thinking uf the same thins; yon
were. &he, turning rounrj, replied; -i 11
slap yon on the mouth if you try it." Onr
informant did not stay to see if be tried it.
Country People Taken in by Sharpers.
Yamhill Reporter.
A few weeks since an agent of the Ran
som Electric Guest Call Co. visited tbe bas
inets houses ot the town soliciting adver
tising space on a call board or dial to be
furnished by the company to be placed in
tbe office of the Cook hotel. 1'hia being
something new and quite novel in its work
ings, a number were induced to subscribe
for space, and signed what was represented
to be a contract by which they were to pay
the company two dollars pet year for five
years for each adyertisement. During this
week another agent of the same company
appears in town having with him these con
tracts. . To tbe surprise of the subscribers.
it transpires that instead of signing con
tracts as they supposed they bad done, they
had signed and fully executed due bills
acknowledging an indebtedness of ten dol
lars each to this company. Some refused
to pay the bills when they were first pre
sented, but upon further consideration con
cluded to pay np and charge themselves
with ten dollars of experience. Surely
electricity moves in a mysterious way its
wonders to perform, and the memory cf the
"K. E. G. C. Co." will long be cherished in
tbe minds of some of onr business men with
fond regret. These sharpers have many
different games, snited to the diiterent local
ities and classes of people they chance to be
among One tavonto swindle, which is
often quite remunerative to them, is to can
vas tor advertisements which they insert in
obsc ure eastern papers at prices which the
local papers would blush to ask. And yet
it dees seem as though grown-up people
should not be so easily fooled.
The Knights of Pythias.
Glacier. -
Waucoma Lodge, No. SO, K.of P., took
formal possession of their new hall last
Saturday night, and celebrated the occa
sion by a public- installation. Tbe car
pets, except . those for the diss, did not
arrive in time, but the hall was tastefully
furnished, and is a credit to the lodgo.
and its owner, Mr. Middleton, who built
it lor their use. Grand Chancellor Com
mander Irvine wss present and conducted
tbe installation ceremonies; at the close
of which an excellent supper was serve J.
More than a hundred persons were pres
ent, and a large , delegation from The
Dalles which intended to visit tbe lodge
unfortunately missed tbe train. A very
pleasant evening was passed, and the
amount of good things that went begging
lor somebody to eat tbem was simply
immense. - Waucoma is a thriving, pros
perous, energetic lodge, and a credit to
the order.- - It has doubled in its list of
of new members since it started, Febru
ary 22nd, and is still adding rapidly to
its membership.
Modest Sandwioh Vendors.
A lot of men were playing poker at Del-
monico's the other night, gays the Brooklyn
Kaqle. The party got a little hungry and j
ordered some candwiches. Tbey came a
small, but appetizing plate; also tbe bill,
S14. Shortly afterward a quiet gentleman
asked the waiter ;o pass him another sand
wich. "All gone, sir," was the reply. The
qniet gentleman beckoned to the water and
said in a confidential way: .
"All gone?" .
"Yes, sir."
"Go down stairs and order some mo;
How many, sii!"
"Well," said tbe gentleman, thoughtfully
glancing at the bill and the empty plate,
as I'm hungry, I should say about $2000
worth."
Special Excursion to Salt Lake City.
Oa Tuesday, Joly 29th, low rates will be
in effuct for the round trip between Union
Pacific points and Salt Lake City, giving all
an opportunity of visiting the great metrop
olis of Utah and indi.'gmg in the luxury of
salt water swim at the celebrated Garfield
Beach; making a daylight trip through the
beautiful Cache Valleyjand enablitg pas
sengers to view the magnificent scenery of
the Smke river.
Tickets, detailed time ofj trains and gen
eral intormatmn can be obtained upon ap
plication to any ticket aent of Union Pa-
fic system. ' T. TV. Lek,
'GenT Pass. Agent.
?ure for Piles.
itching Piles are known by moisture like
perspiration, producing a very disagreeable J
itching after getting warm. This form
well as blind, bleeding and protruding
piles, yield at once to the application of
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy,, which sets
directly upon the parts affected, absorbing
the tumors, allaying tbe intense itching and
etleotine a permanent cnre- all cents. Ad
dress The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, O. Sold by .Blakeley & Clark.
AViila Walla Joinal: Last Saturday
at.erooon th2 residence of Mr.
Burs on Eifrt Main street was eotered
some person with a thitving lutent
I nd pirste conflued himself to one
roo r-, where he confiscated a tro'd watch
valued at 40 aod a puiss to which was
attached a gild neck cbaio, all belong
ing (o Mrs. Buys. The purse was emit',
but til chain was highly valued at a
keeps ike. Mra. Bays, it ho was a'one at
tbe ti.Dc, had just stepped oat into tbe
yard, returninr in about 'five mi notes.
As no one saw the thief, txa pt a neigh
bor's tjirl, w.io noticed a man coming
i at of the I o i. e, and the being nnab'e to
identify hirr, it is doubtful whether the
tbief will ever be captured.
MADE AH IMPBESSIOff.
A Hat That Went Through the Times
tresis.
Los Angeles Times, July 27.
As the swift "Presto" perfecting press
of the Times was thundering along yes
terdav morning, a rat. who had not a
proper appreciation of - the art preserr-
ativej or who had lost bis presence of
mind or bis reasoning powers hence bis
rat-iocioation or bad taken a sudden
fright, made a jump for the whirling,
clattering mass of machinery, and in less
than a second bad "uoue to press." Just
bow or when he paesed through the type
and impression cylinders is not known.
because the press made no sign of a kick.
but all at once there wss a tremeodoos
smell of rat id the press room, and a
sheet that came out had on it a map of
the recent conflict, lo say that the rat
wag spread out thin don't express it. He
was easily a font and a half broad by
Iwenti-one inches in length and con
tinued ""to the eighth page. It was in
lact the greatest spread" that anything
has had; in the Timet for a week or two
and was a decided "scoop" for the press.
Pressman Crawford was panic stricken
when he saw the lllnstrated rut edition
come from the press, and be . stopped
operations at once and made a thorough
examination ; but not a cog or spring was
out of whack. Tbe rat bad simply
jumped against the great inevitable and
nothing remained of him but an impres
sion. Tbe tragedy has a moral, which is
obvious to the observant.
Haw Fat a Locomotive Can Travel.
" Electrical Review.
In reeard to tlio much discussed
question us to the rapidity with which a
locomotive can run, some Interesting
officii! figures have been given- by Mr.
Streton, an eminent English engineer,
showing briefly that the highest speed
ever accurately tcken was with a Bristol
and Exeter broadgange engine, having
nine-foot wheels, and which was, as long
ago as 1853, officially timed at a speed
of just over eighty miles aa hour tor a
short distance, this occurring in the case
or a falling gradient and with a light
load. He aUo distinctly asserts that this
speed is the maximum that can possibly
be obtained with locomotives of the pres
ent type, tbe cause ot this being, he
declares, that at such a speed as that tbe
resistance ot tbe air, tbe back presure in
the cylinders, and n.c friction altogether
have become so great that tbey absorb
the wbole power of tbe engine, while the
pressure on tbe wrong side of tho puton
becomes gieatly increased by tbe fact
that tbe exhaust steam cannot be got out
of tbe cylinders fast enoogb.
"W. W. Statesman: A vigilance commit
tee has been organized in Lincoln coun
ty for tbe pnrpose of catching and hing
ing horse-thieves. A regular organized
band of horse-thieves are now operating
m that county, and nearly every day re
ports are in circulation ot farmers who I
have lost valuable animals by this gang.
JENKS SHEAR.
Jertlra had m. muter dream tha other nfa-riL.
e tooufnt ne saw a pnze-ngnterr ring-, ana
tn tho middle of it stood a doughty littra
tbampion who met and deliberately knocked
over, one by one, a score or more of big-,
burlv-lookinar fellows, as ther advanced ta
the attack. Giants as tbey were in size, tbe
valiant pigmy proved more than a match for
them. It was all so funny that Jonks woke
up laugmngr. ag accounts lor tne orcam oy
the fact that be had just -co mo to tbe conclu
lioo, after trying nearly every big, drastio
i on too market, mat .narcea I'leautnt
native Pcliets. or tiny 8uirarcoiited
Qranulcs, easily " knock out" and neat all
the big pills hollow 1 They are the original .
and ouly genuine Little Urcr Fills.
Beware of Imitations, which contain Pol
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reliefs, which are i.itue sugar-coated Pills,
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TJ. S. Laxd Orncs, at Tus Dalus, Or.
June 25. 1890.
Complaint having been entered at this office by j
Basil Delore against John Vt mums lor aoanaoninir
hi homestead entry. No. 1588. dated June 26, 1800.
upon the of fee. 12, Tp. 5 8, B. 12 E, in Wasco
county, urejfon, wun a view to tne utiivimt wu w
said entry; the nid parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this offic on the 6th day of Au-rust, 1890,
at ID o'clock A. M.. to rearmed and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
jv5 JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxd Oraci at Tits Dalus, Oa.,
July 11. 1890.
Notice Is' hereby given that the following named
pettier has Sled notice of hie intention to make final
proof In support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register and receiver at The
Dalles, Oregon, on August 19. 1800. viz:
WM. S. WOODCOCK,
Hd. App. No. S223, for tbe KWJ, Sec. 20, Tp. 1 S,
P la K w M
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ana cultivation or saw
land, viz:
Ed Doyle, Wm. Doyle, Charles Doyle, Ben South
well, all of The Dalles. Or
JOHN W. LEWIS. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIO N.
Land Jitics at The Dalles, Okkoos,
July 8. 1890.
Notice is hereby elven :hat the following namea
utttir hu sled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the register ana receiver at toe
Dalles, Oregon, on Au-just 23, 18u, viz:
WM. J. KERR,
Hd. App. No. 1351, for the SEJ KWJ. WJ SWJ4.
and NE1 SVil4, Sec. 10, Tp. 4 S, R. 15 E W M.
n nuiwt flif fnllnwhiir witnesses to Drove his con
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said land,
viz:
Adalor Pereault, Chas. A. Buckley, Henry Pere-
eult. Fred Jones, all of Gran taiiev, or.
Ju!12 JOHN W. LfcWIS, Register
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A.T A. BARGAIN I
GOOD FARM, SITUATED THREE MILES
north o IDufur, containinir 320 acres deeded
land, and one quarter section railroad land, all under
lence. mere are 2du acres in wneat, no in bat ley,
ana ou sue farm are two aweuing nouses, one Darn -
two wina-mius.
AN ABUNDANCE OF WATER I
for all purposes, farmlrur implements, plows, har-
l and drills all new. It is the best farm in
that
portion of the county, aud will be sold cheap.
For
icnu nurture st uus omce
STAGE NOTICE..
QN AND AFTER JULY 1, 18U0, '
Daily Stages
To and
From Gol-
dendale -
Will leave the Umatilla Boose every morning at 7
dendale at 1 P. M.. arrivino- at Tbe Dalle, at 8 i M .
For rreicht and nassaa-e sduIv to tbe oronrietor at
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A WEAK MAN
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marsaoie cures oi hopeless cases of Jiervous Debil.
ity aud Private Complaints are everywhere stampina
out quackery, 'ine ateaictnc, a pnyatcian s Kittrto
snnenrg nuinamty, wiu oe sent free to those af-
nicteu.
Address. Dr. M. B. TATLOR.
lmarlrw 809 Market Strreet, San Francise
Big O fs acknowledeed
tne leadinir nnuj a
.ovrraosa sk tileec.
The only sate remedy for
- I prescribe it and feel
VMMl,ht fa 'n huw.w. It 1.
i "Mwn.wic." "t,. uj mi Eunerers.
A. J. tTUMR. M. D-
csviti ny EirutztLiMMMm
SNIPES KIN RS LEY.The Dal .
PAUL KREFT.
Artistic Painten and .
House Decorator,
i ate araviiea, urcatasi.
Boose Pain tin? and Decorating- a Special tr Nl
inferior and cheap work done; but good, lasting
work at tne lowest prices.
Buop adjoining postotnee on oecona street.
COWS HERDED.
AU citizens desirous of hsrintr their coin herded
' from and after the first of March can do to by apply
in? at the stable of H'. H. Butts, where particular!
aaa ierm wiu ne maac raowo. ieoi7
NOTICE,
ANY PERSON WI9HINCL. TO PURCHASE
F oar at tu Diamond Mills can do ao in lots
of not less thaa 6 barrels. Price, at per barrel, sab
ject to alteration. Terms strictly cash. .
- . .. . A. D. CUETISS. Protuietor.
Eareka Kestaiirant.
tnHI8 BDTLDrSO 18 TOR -REST AND THE
I Rxttares therein for sale. -Apply to"
1?SB,Ji " ; - v.J ,.ulu- W'UlilSaVl, ; s
Farm
f Cnres In fei
lTo4DAY8.
m i ti.uaaiMd do. t. Tfj
w.wsw4i,u ar nafj
totsasKlBtw,tnsl
Iiegal Notice
Sheriff's Sale.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Oregon for Wasco county.
A. Sutton, plaintiff, vs. Frank Huot, Jane Huot
and Joseph H. Sherar, defendants.
By viTtue of an execution, duly issued out of the
above court in the above cau-eon the 2d day of
Suly, 1890, upon a decree rendered in aid cause on
the 13ih day of June, ISH0, in favor of the above
plaintiff sua against the above named defendants
for the. sum hereinafter set forth, which decree
among other things ordered the sale of the lands
hereinafter described to satisfy said sums, I did on
the 11th d&y of July, 1890, duly levy on said lands,
and 1 will on Saturday, the 10th dav of August,
1890, at tbe hour of 2 o'clock P M. of said day, at
the Court lions door in Dales City, Wasco county,
Oregon, se!l at public auction U the highest bidder
for cash all the following desciibed mortgaged lands,
to-wlt: The north one-half (iNH)ot the southwest
quarter (SWJ), the southeast quarter (SEJ) of the
southwest quarter (SW4), and the southwest quar
ter (SW'4) of the northeast quarter (NEK) of section
number thirty-two (3i). in toa-n.-hip number o .e (I),
nonh of rauge number fourteen (14) east. Also the
south one-half (SK) of the southwest quarter (SWJ),
in section thirty two (32), in town-hip one (ll, north
of range fourteen (14) east, and the north one-half
(N of the northea t quarter (NfcJ) of section six.
(0), fn townfhip one (1), south of range fourteen (14),
east of the Willamette meridian, in Wasco county,
Oregon, to satisfy the sum uf 5,893.70, with interest
thereon since June 18, 1890, and 4S 50 Ousts of said
suit and accruing costs herein.
Dated the 11th day of July, 1890.
D. L, CATES, Sherriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
IX THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Oregon fur Wasco Cou ty.
M. A. Moody, plaintiff, vs. Mrs. S. C. Hagan. d
fend nut.
By virtue of an execution issued out of the bOTe
court in the above ewe on the 25th day of July,
1890, upon a decree rendered in said cause en the
6th day of June. 1690, in favor of the above plain-
tin and atrainst tne aeienaans lor uie sum Herein
after net forth, which decree ordered the sale of the
land hire:nafter described to satisfy said bums. I did
on the 10th day of July, 1890, duly levy on said land,
and I will on Saturday, the lGih day of August, 1890,
at the Court House door in Dalles City. Wasco
cottiuv, Oregon, at the hour of 2 o'clock P. H. of
said day, rrll at public auction to the highest bid
der fur cash in hand the following described mort
gaged land, to-wit: The southeast quarter of sec
tion 36, township 2 south, range 13 east, Willamette
meridian, in Wasco county, Oregon, and the appur
tenances thereunto belonging, to satisfy the sum
of $442.33, with interest thereon at the rate of
8 per cent, per annum since June 6, 1890, and attor
ney's fees, together with ihe further sum of $25.30,
costs of -uit and accruintr costs
Dated this 12th day of July, 1S90.
D. la. CATES, Sheriff.
SUMMONS.
In the Jnstice's Court for tbe Precinct of East
Dalles, State of Oreiron. Wasco county.
W. H "Moody and Z. F. Moody, partners doln
business under the firm name of W. H. Moody k. Co.
Plaintiffs, vs. P. L. Birch, Pefencant.
To P. L. Birch, the above named defendant.
In the name of the state of Oreiron. you are
hereby required to appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled action within
ten days from the date of the service of this sum
mons upon vou, if served within this county, or if
served within any other county of this state then
within twenty days of the service of this summons
upon you, and if served by publication theu on the
18th day of August 1890, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M. of said day, and if you fail to appear and
answer as above required the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for the sum of 811.05 and for
tnetr eosts ana aisoursements or tins action.
This Summons is published in Thn Dallbs Tuiss-
Moi KTAiNtsR by virtue of an order duly made by me
this 3rd day of July, ism
a. it. inuMfsun,
Cjly7t Justice of the Peace.
Administrator's Notice.
IN the matter of the estate of John T. Btorrs, de
ceased. Notice is hereby (riven that I have filed my final
account in the above estate, and that in pursuance
of an order of the Honorable, tbe Couuty Court- of
Waso county, Oregon, duly made, rendered and n
tered in said estate, on the 8U day ol July, 1890,
Tuesday, the 2d dav of 8entember. 1800. at tbe buur
of S o'clock P. M, of said day, at, the Court Bouse in
tba County Court room thereof, in said county and
state, is the time and place fixed by said order for
the bearing of objections to said report, if any. And
all interested parties will please take notice accord.
Burly. r'UANK UENEFEK,
July ii, van. ot Administrator.
Dissolution Notice.
n
and Geo. A.
is hereby civen that the partnership
heretofore existing between Alexander Scott
so. A. Hamilton, doing business under tbe
firm name of Boon t Hamilton at Grass Valley,
Sherman County. Oregon, is dissolved by mutual
consent. Alexander Scott will pay all indebtedness,
and will assist in colleetine; all accounts, notes e;e.,
due tbe late firm. Tbe business will be carried on as
usual at the old stand under the firm name of Scott
si Co., who will, carry a full stock of general mer
chandise. ALEXANDER SCOTT,
GEO. A. HAMILTON.
Grass Valley, Or., July 6, 1890. .
Executor's Notice.
VT OTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned has
1 1 been duly auDointed bv tbe Countv Court of
the State of Orteon. for Wasco countv. in Drobaba.
sole executor, with the will annexed, of the estate of
William Harman, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified and re
quired to present them to me, with tbe proper
voocuerB wiereior, as my cmoo in u lies miy, Ore
gon, wiuim six menus irom tne date of tnis notice.
Datea June zi. iso. , UKOKUK KUCH.
Executor, with the will annexed, of the estate nf
William uarnian. deceased. lunzl
Administrator's Notice.
ATOTICE is hereby given that the nndersigned
JA bas been duly appointed admlnitrstor of the
estate of T. D. Crois, deceased, by the County Court
iur nwro muniy. -nil persons-navi no; rjaims
against tbe estate of (aid deceased are notified to
C'ent the same with proper Touchers to m at my
ae in Dalles City. Oregon, within three months
rmm ine aate nereei. J. h UKObii.
imea July x, isao. jyg
Dissolution Noticef
NOTICE is hereby given that the nartnerahip
heretofore existing under the firm name and
style of Hansen Co., in the contracting bust-
nes, nas necn aissoiveu oy mutual consent, air.
Ostlund will collect all moneys due and nay all bills.
Ik 1. OS1L1W11,
The Dalles, July 29. 1690.
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
A LL COUNTY WARRANTS registered prior te
XX July 12, 1887, will be paid if presented at my
vrace. inusren rcues irom ana alter this aate.
The Dalles, July 15, l&iO.
GEORGE RUCH.
eaf urer of Wasco Coanty, Or.
ON ACCOUNT OP FAILING BODILY VIGOR,
and to reduce care, I now offer for sale a por
tion or all of mv Splendid Kaneh near Erskinevilla.
Oregon. It consists of 660 acres of the best soil, and
nneiy watered, sou acres now under cultivation;
zw now in grain.
Will Sell in Tracts to Suit
It is one of the many fine farms fn Shsr vrsn county
Address flATHAJI WU11E,
maylSwklytf Erskinevilla, Or.
SHEEP RANCH FOR SALE.
169 Acres Seeded Land, 360 Acres Bail
Eoad Land and 80 Acres
School Land.
A fine farm ot 1C0 acres of deeded land, 360 acres
of railroad land aud 80 acres of school land
with good spring, situated nine miles sonth of The
uaiies. and about one mile from the forks of Mill
creek, county road to the place. Fifty acres sowed
ui grain tnrown in wilo uie place, rrlce, SIHOO.
Apply to - LALKA BlMlIu,
. lljul The Dalles, P. O.
THE DALLES
Marble Works,
C. J. Smith, Prop'r.
Buy at Home and Save Freights and Agents'
Commissions.
Lock Box 218.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
STOLEN
T71ROM tba premises of ths snbserTBer, residing at
1 tsakeoveii. three 4-vear-oId horst: two fi-vur.
olds, branded on left nunc 8. H. One of the S-vear-
uus m unuiuea wiui . on Itll siae.
SOBeward
HI be paid for tbe information leading to the re
covery ol toe sand.- SOL. HOCSER.
- Saaeoysfi, Jtme 23. levO. srjnngs
- STRAYED.
One roan pacing pony, branded T on left hip. The
pony was lass seen aoout inrea mum wast nf Th
LAlles last winter. A reward of 85 will be riven to
any who uouvjnuy uie pony as noon a staoie.
n. w. WELL
BheraTs Brtd?e, Or. April S, 18a aprft-tf
G. NOWAE, .
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans sn-i snecifications for buildimra fii
rajsbej.
win ao all kinus or exesvatinr and STadiac.
All ordurs should be let t st i
ice bos 322. -
ily&dawtf
To Cattle Buyers. -
AHOK-BBED HERD OF GRADED DURHAM
Caul for sale alt ages. Quite a band ou be
bourht in t':e near neighborhood.. A ddress
runs niruu, '
Falls City, Potk OouotyOr.
JlylBt
FARM
FOR
ALE
Guaranteed capable of placing la embankment 1,690 to l.SOO cubic yard of
earth in JO hours with 6 teams and 3 mrn, or of loading; 600 to 800 wagons of 1
yards each In the same time, at a cost of D cent per cubic yard. F. C. AUSTIN
MANUFACTURING CO., CHICAGO, ILL.
ZEE. 3?.
GEEGOET
SAN- FRANCISCO,
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST, WEST,
NORTH and SOUTH
WT
' THE DALJjES.
W. C. A1XAWAT. - Ticket AgenU
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
Union
Paclfle Railway
vision.
Paclfle !
SASTBODND.
ARaiva.
DEPART.
No. 8, Overland Flyer
So. 4. Limited Fast Mail..,
No. 22, Freight
No. 24. " ,
No. 28. "
1:20 a. m.
10:45 a. m
11:10 p. m
8:10 a. m
8:45 p m
1:30 a. m.
10:55 a. m.
11:40 p. m
6:45 p. m.
4:15 p m.
WSSTBOUND.
RKITS
DEPART.
No. 1. Overland Flyr
No. 2, Limited Fast Mail.
No. 21, Freight
No. 23, "
No. 2S, " .
No. 27. "
2:20 p. m
2:30 a. m.
11:50 a. m
2:40 p. m.
2.40 a. m.
12-20 p. m.
11:50 p.m.
11:16 p. m
10.11) a. m
6:30pm
u:45 a. m.
7:40 a. m.
Main Line, Nns. 1 and 2, "The Overland Flyer,
carry through Pullman Sleepers, Colonist Sle pen,
Free Chair Cars and Coaches, between Portland and
Denver, Omaha. Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Paul or
Chicago.
Mam line, Nos. 3 and 4, ''The Limited Fas
Mail," carry Pullman Dining and Bleeping Cars be
tween Portland an j Chicago.
Daily.
xcussien sates.
Bound trip tourists tickets to Cascade Springs on
sale at the wharf boat at 2 60, good going on date of
sale, and for return passage up to and including
Bent. 30. 1890. .
Commencing on Saturday, June 7tb, and contin
uing each aueoeediog Saturday until September 30,
1890. excursion tickets will be sold The Dalles to
Cascade Locks and return at tbe rate of $1.50. Tbe
Dalles to Hood River and return, SI. Tickets good
going and returning on tbe steamer D. & Baker
only ou date of sale
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
OCEAN,
Columbia, Willamette and Snake Rivers.
Schedule of Union Pacific steamer on following
routes, in effect during July, 1890. ,
IortIaad t San Francisco.
TO San Francisco Leaving- Stesahlp Wharf
Port
land, at io r. au, as iouows:
Oregon July
Columbia "
State "
Oregon "
Columbia "
State "
Oregon "
San Francisco to Portland.
Tu Portland Leaving Spear St. Wharf, San Francisco,
. at 10 A. at. as iouows:
Columbia
.July
State
Oregon. i
Columbia.......
State
Oregen.
Columbia.
State
ssasiDB bovt sTaaaaa r. s. soma.
Leave Portland ou Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 a.
m., and on Satuidays at 1 p. ro., arriving at Astoria
at 2 p m. and 830 p. m. Arriving at Uwaco at 8:30
P. m. and 8:30 n. m. Keturainic leave liwaco n
Wednesday and Friday at 8 a. ui and Sunday at 6
p. m.,amvmg at Astoria at :w a. m. ana :wp.
m. Arrive in Portland at p. m. on Wednesday and
Friday, and t a. m. on Monday. '
, rOBTLAKB AUD ASTORIA BOOTS.
Steamer Telephone leaves Portland daily except
Tuesday at 7 a. m., arrives at Astoria at 8 p. m. Str.
S. G. Reed leaves Portland Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdava at 6 a. m.. arrives in Astoria at 4 p. m
steamer K. K. Tnomps-tn leaves roruana aauy ex
cept Sunday at Bp. m strives in Astona at 3 a. m.
Steamer R. H. Thompson leaves Astoria daily ex
cept Monday at 7 a m . , arrives in roruano at s p. m.
Steamer 8. G. Reed leaves Astoria oa Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays at 6 a. m., arrives in Portland
at 6 p.m. Steamer Telephone leaves Astoria daily
except Tuesdays at 7 p. m., arrives in Portland at t
a. m. -
Steamers T. J. Potter, R. K. Thompson and a. u.
Reed leave Ash street dock; steamer Telephone
leaves Alder street' dock, Portland.
Steamers T. J. Potter, R. R. Thompson and a. G.
Reed leave Union Pacific dock; steamer Telephone
leaves Wilson fc Fisher's dock, Astoria.
Til 8 SALLBS BOCTB.
Leave Portlana dally except 8unday at 6 a. m., ar
rive at The Dalles at 6 p m. Leave Tbe Dalles daily
except Sundays at 7 a m., srriye in Portlanb at 5 p.
a.
' UWIFTOa BOCTB.
Leave Binarla on Wednesdays andSatcrdavs at 2
p. m., arrive at Lewiston on Thursdays and Sundays
at 11 a. m. Leave Lewiston on Mondays and Fri
days at 1 p. m., arrive at Kiparia on same day at S
p. m.
TAHHILL BOOTS.
Leave PorUanl on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
days at 7 a. m., arrive at Dayton on same day at t p.
m. Leave uayton on luesaays, xnursaays ana oat
urdays at 6 a. m., arrite in Portland at 8 p. m.
ooavALLis Borra.
Leave Portland on Mondays aad Thursdays at 6 a.
m arrive at Corvallis on Tuesdays and Fridays at 3
a. m. Leave Corvallis on Tuesdays and Fridays st
8 a. m., arrive at Portland on Wednesdays and Sat
urdays at 3 p. m.
The company reserves the rhrbt to change steam-
era or sailing date, without further notice.
f or rates, tickets, oertn reservations, etc., can on
or address any ticket agent of the Union Pacific sys
tem.
C. S. MELLEN. . T. W. LEE. - I
Geo. Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
H
WM. MICHELL,
UNDERTAKER,
Wishes to inform his many friends and thetpablio
generally that he has removed his
undertaking rooms to j
NICKELSEN'S NEW BRICK
CORNER THIRD AKD WASHINOTOK,
Where be carries a full stock of everything- used
a mat Dasmess,
Orders bv dispatch, express, mail or in person
promptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.
Can seen any boar cf the day or night at his
residence, eorne r Fourth -and WashineUiD, or place
of business..
A Perfect Face Powder.
ineeM a ijsTa-i-va.
BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON
AND
' C. L DUNHAM. '
m LATEST PERFUKE mows.
cba.t. FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA
REim MICE!
S-f?v
4.'
Sc CO.
CALIFORNIA.
Snipes & Kiner$ly,
-TBE-
Leading
rnggists,
129 Second Street
The Dalles,
Oregon.
C. N. THORN BURY.
T. A. HUDSON.
TnORABURY & HUDSON,
ire,
INSURANCE
2voi3Le3r to Hioaia.
on Real Estate, Chattel and Personal security.
Will attend to all kinds oj Land business be
fore tlte U. S. Land Office.
Rooms 7 and 8, up-stairs, U. S. Land Office building,
THE DALLES. OREGON.
FRUIT I SHADE TREES
SMALL "FRUITS,
VINES EVERGIiEENS,
SHJ. (JBS, ROSES, ETC.
The Ear fleet Strawberry known,
CLARKE'S :: SEEDLING!
Also, "tbe EVERGREEN, ever-bearing
strawberry- a valuable acquisition
Mission :-: Gardens,
JA.MES A. VARNEY, Prop. J
G. T. THOMPSON.
A.W. FARUHER.
THOMPSON & FARGHER,
General Blacksmiths,
Near Mint building, Second St
HorsawShsMing sad Generavl Jobbing
. a Specialty-.
Prises reasonable and to suit the times.
Denny, Bice & Co.
Wool & Commission Merchants
610 Atlantic Ave., Boston.
E7 Cash sdvanoss made oa eonsijrnnient,
Tbe Celebrated French Cure,
Warranted U ApURnnlTINF" or mo;ie
to cure
ni s.iiw. . reiuiioea.
refimUi
Is Solo on a
POSITIVE
GUARANTEE
lo onro any
form ot nervous
disease, or any
disorder ri the
generative or-
cnus of either
wt,
HtrOkt
is us: from Uie Mr ILK
en-cone use of SUmulauts, Tobacco or Opium.
oriuroutfn you until iiiniseretion, over mains
eucc, Ac, such as I-oss of Brain fower, Wakelul
uess, Bearinc down Paius iu the Bank, Seminal
Weakness. Hysteria. Nervous Prostration Nocturn
al emissions. Iacorrno&a, uizziiiess. wens uenv
ory, IMS of Power and Imnotency, which If De-
elected olteu lead to nrematureoid see a'iu insan
ity. Price f 1.00 a box. 6 boxes for S5.00 Bent oy
man on receipt oi price.
A WHITTEN GUARANTEE forerery 5.0t
order, to refund tho money if a I'.rnisnent
cure Is not effected. Thousands of testimonials
from old and voun?. of both sexes, permanently
cured by APHRoniTiNK. Circular free. Address
TtfE APHRO -MEDICINE CO,
-- . VISUM ItRsOTTH.
BOX 27 . POETLAND, OB
BLAKELEY A HOUGHTON, Druggists,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
THK DAXiL,RH. VKEGOS.
EAST END SALOON,
Near the Old Hint Building, Second 8t,
Tba Dalles, Or.
- Always on lutnd tha
BestWines,
Lion or s.
and Cigars.
A Pleasant Evening Resort
Colombia Brewery and Imported Lager Beei
1 on draught.
J. H. LAESEN,
Dealer in all kinds of
Hay, Grain and Feed,
At his old stand, 8eoood street..
HAY AND CRAIN FOR SALE.
The highest Cash Price paid for Sheep pelts.
' Charles F. Lauer,
Proprietor of the
Thiri S..?oiiltry&iid Fish Market,
Will always keep on sale
Puget Sound Fish, ,
Chickens, Turkeys,
Also, Provisions, Candies, Tobacco
and CUrars.
Leave your orders, as they will receive prompt
IKUUUU.
a. a. mom
lias opened
A CHOICE ASSORTMENT
Staple & Fanc: Groceries,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
Fruit, OonfecUonerv. Ac. which he offers at reason
able prices. A share ot the publio patronage is re
specUuilr soU xted. .f ' T .
Nickelsen Elect, 3d and Wastiugton
PRINZ & NITSCHKE,
WBOLESALE AKO KKTAIL
Furniture & Carpet Dealers.
Are nappy to announce to the
public that they have succeeded
in procuring the special jobbing
rates ol ttte celebrated
EMPIRE MILLS,
which enables us to sell Furni
tue and Carpets at prices lath
erto unknown in Ore-ion.
A. Pew of Our.Quotationa will
Hardwood bent Chairs, each
.75 cts
Cane Rockers
Ash Bedsteads ,
W oven-wire Mattresses
Lounges ,
or cal
t 8 00
. 8 60
60
. 12 00
FISH
wm.
GAS PIPES, PLUMBERS' GOODS,
We are the sole acents for the Celebrated TRIUMPH RANGE and
RAMON A COOK STOVE.-v.Lich has no equal, and guaranteed to give en
tire satisfaction or money refunded.
' :o:
Cor. Second, and Washington streets. The Dalles.
ssssssssssssssssssasssssasa
THE 0R0 FINO WINE ROOMS,
AJiy. KKLLER, Proprietor.
Port 81,
Sherry 81.
Muscat 83,
Angelica 83,
Mountain 83
an Grcfforio "Vltaeyard Co.
AH Wines and Brandies
The Best Wines, Liquors
Try the beat remedy for.,
' H. CLOUGH. . A.
cam. and see H00SIER FENCE MACHINE, 0NLT MAC?m
that gives a continuous twist to the wire. In operation at
THE PACIFIC FENCE WOEKS,
Strong, Durable, Neat, and the Cheapest Fence in the World,
CLOUGH & LARSEN, Props.
THE DALLES, ' OREGON. - , r
The One Price
COR. SECOND
j.?.
-DEALER IN-
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c.
Agent for the Bctterict Patterns, also for the Hall Bazaar Dress Forms,
Fu n era!
The TJndersUrnorl has Added
Metallic, Cloth-covered, Black,' White, French
Berl and Eosewood Caskets,-
Burial Robes and Shrouds. Trimmings of all descriptions at tho LovestFrlces
and owns the Host Elegant Hearse east of the monn taiaa with all the
latest improvements. ' '
NO DELAY IN FILLING ORDERS.
Flare Of Bnalneaa, In Nloatlsso's Block, corner Third and Washlnjrtoo streets.
Flare Of Residence. Fourth street, earner of Washington. Can be sees at all boors of the day
and nignt.
Ja29tl
A.
M.
SUCCESSORS TO LATE FIRM
E. INGATE fe CO.
nor al Met ehandi
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Dry Goods,
Groceries, .
Hardware,
Iron and Steel.
Farm Implements.
STUDEBAKER WAGONS.
CHAS. E. 1)1. XII AM.
THE DALLES, OREGON,
-DEALER
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS,
Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Comb Etc.
Perfumery and Fancy Toilet Articles.
Pure Brandy, Wines &i Liauors for Medicinal Parposes
PHYSICIANS' PBESOBIPTIONa A SPECIALTY.
- i
- '
Convince tho Most Slteptlcal:
Bed-lounges .
.16 00
.. 26 0(,
76
U
Ah Bedroom Sets
Brussels Carpets, per yard .
Ingram Carpets, do
BARDON,
-:o:-
Burgundy 83,
Zinfandel 84,'
Riesling 83,
Hock 83,
TaWe Claret.
"Agency.
Guaranteed Strictly Pure
and Cigars Always on Sale. ;
Dyspepsia, "Dandelion Tonic."
Cash House,
AND COURT ST&,
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