CEOOK COUJRTY.
Itei
From the Colanas.
- Prineville Mews.
of tne
The themnntetr 10 Prineville hss regis
tered the heat at 9S to 100 in th shade, ti
the' alter doom of each day fur several days
Toe evenings and mornings, however, are
pleasantly cool.
A. R. Chase brnneht a pack load of what
is aarjuoaed to be gold-bearing quart! to
town one day thia week. The rock is from
hit ledge on Bear creek, and it is the inten
tion of Mr. Chase to have it assayed.
We asked a man the other day the every
day question, "What do yon know?" His
reply was, "I don't know anything."
afterward learned that the man had not
read a newspaper in three weeks, and we
knew then that he bad told us the trnth.
j About noon on Thursday of this week
Sam Com p ton lost about eleven tons 01
wheat hay by fire. Bow the fire originated
no one knows; bat as the hay was stacked
near the pnblic highway, it is believed that
. some one in passing dropped a lighted cigar
etla in the hay by the roadside, which ig
sited it and caused the destruction of the
stack. .
A-somewhat novel outfit with a novel
team passed through Prineville one da
this week. A horse and steer were har
nessed together and were drawing a wagon
on which was an extended bed.' Inside wat
an apparently contented family, some dogs
a tove,cooking ntenails and bedding. They
had the western feyer and will not stop, 01
course, this side of the Pacific ocean.
There has been considerable discontent,
not to say ill feeling, lately in the western
part of town in regard to the water supply
with which to irrigate the gardens. Some
have put in flumes, ditcheB, etc., and others
who have done nothing, it eeem, attempt
to gobble all the water. At any rate that's
the way our inlonnant puts it. There is
evidently enough water for all when taken
by turns, but not enough to serve all ai
ouce.
On Thursday morning of last week a
daughter of J. T. Faulkner, of 'Paulina,
had the olna bone of ber left arm dislocated
at the elbow jiiut by falling from a cart.
She, with two others, was on her way to
school in the vehicle named. The horse
tumbled and fell and the occupants were
thrown out with the result stated. The
other children were not bnrt. Mr. Faulk
ner was obliged to come all tbe way to
Prineyille with his daughter, a distance of
about 70 miles, to get the injured member
replaced by a physician. Oi Sunday mori'
. ing Dr. Belknap reduced the dislocation
and the young lad) is getting along nicely.
Wasoo Hews.
Wasco. Or., August 28, 1891.
Editor Tnas-HonKTAuma:
Business mighty lively here now.
Mr. Fred. Hurley, oor popular barber,
- hat just received a first-class black walnut,
plush-finished barber's chair, so that here
after anyone and all passing this way may
have tbe pleasure of a rest in the new
. chair while our tonsorial artist proceeds to
-trim him np and put nim through a process
of general renovation.
Miss 'Fiora Hartly, sister of Mrs. Dr.
Igingtou, has jnst arrived from the east.
Still they come. More room yet.
Mr, Frank Watkins came near having an
accident upon our streets to day. VY bile
driving through with a load ofr wheat, hay'
ing s x horses and two wagons, the line re'
. fused to operate and perform its (unctions,
and the leaders turned suddenly round, and
befoie they could be stopped had broken
the coupling of tbe front wagon aud nearly
upset the trail. Several of our citizens ap
peared upon the scene at that time and as
sisted him to extricate bis horses, wagon,
etc.. from tbe seeming wreck. But fortun
ately there were no breakages of any conse
quence. - Tbe front bolster was broken a
little and he was compelled to unload and
reload his wheat. Reporter.
' Wasco. Or , August 81, 1891
Tbe roads are being cot np already by
the wheat teams.
VVbeat is finding its way to market
very rapidly. Good - crops and good
price brine; prosperity and happiness.
Several st our citizens made a trip to
. Moro yesterday. . The boys all report a
good time. Tbe Observer force set np
- tbe lemonade and cigars in royal style
,-. and for which tbe bovs will feel grateful.
; E. M. Sbutt,of the Observer,' was -in onr
city Saturday evening and Sunday. F
K V. Hopkins, the genial lepresenta
rive of Staver & Walker, was in onr burg
last-Saturday looking after tbe interests
of the firm.
J. M Cummins, ot tbe Newt, visited
CJolarnhas, Wash , yesterday.
"Grandma ' Waite. mother of Mrs J.
McPberson, of this place, has been quite
! sick for tbe past tew days. We hope
-. ber illness wiil be. of short duration.
Sheriff Leslie made a trip to Gilliam
county on business last wees. ..
Rev. J. M Dt-Dnison preached big fare
well sermon last night, lie goes to con
ference to-morrow. Mr. Deonison is a
'? good man and an accomplished speaker.
v-and it is to be hoped be may be returned.
The ice cream sociable last Saturday
night at tbe school ball for tbe benefit of
the Sunday school was quite a success
There was a good attendance and tbe re
ceipts amounted to some S23. -
- Tbe board of equalization meets to-day
to aojun toe assessment roil.
jur. f rea t uriey openea up bis new
btrber snop with a large trade last Sat-
nraay.
The case oF State ot Oregon vs. Frank
Ferrier comes up before Justice Leslie
to morrow.
Mr. John Dingle bag about recovered
from bis recent illness aad is around and
' able to attend to budness again.
Reporter
OEEGOU WEATHER BUREAU.
Central Office Portland, Oregon: Crop
Weather Bulletin No. SS. for vxeh ending
Saturday, Auqutt 29, 1891:
-WESTERN OREGON.
-. The temperature has been above the
. average, the maximum ranging from 90 to
100 degrees on the 26th, 27th and 28th. No
rain fell daring the week. .
Wheat is all cat and much of it threshed
-, In every section the yield has been above
the expectations of even the moat sanguine,
The wheat is of excellent quality. Oats
u ... .... 1 i : i .1 T . . . .
- have been injured slightly by rast in parts
. ot Marion county. Hop-picking has al
ready began. Ia some sections tbe crop
has been damaged by lice, while in others a
good average crop will be picked. Fruit is
ripening rapidly ana is plentiful, in curry
heading, and the fourth crop of alfalfa has
been cut. Each crop averaged, in stalk, 22
. incnea in lengto. - .t . .
EASTERN OREGON.
Continued hot weather, with maximum
temperature of from 90 to 105 degrees, have
prevailed. Mo rain fell; the sky has been
clondless, with smoke appearing in the at-
motnhere.
The weather has been slightly iujanoas
to tne . corn crop, out favorable to trait.
. melons and to harvesting... Fruit aud mel
ons are ripening rapidly and are very plen
tiful. The wheat is nearly all cat west of
the Bine mountains, and considerable has
been threshed; all reports tend to show
that it is turning oat much better than was
expected. " In Wasco and parts of Sherman
comity spring and fall wheat is somewhat
shrunken. - In. Gilliam,' Morrow and Uma
tilla - counties the wheat crop as a whole
was never better. . Harvesting is in pro
gress east and south of tho Ulue mountains;
Union county, especially, has a tine crop of
cereals, but all counties have crops above
the average. Smut - is found in the wheat
in sections of Grant county. Prices are
about 20 per cent, higher than last year,
with an npwsrd tendency. Farmers are
happy and prosperous times prevail
throughout Oregon. .
. ' . B. S. Paoue.
Observer U. S. Weather Bureau.
Tie 0. and . T. Sued;
Walla Walla 81
At Pendleton W ednesday salt raa
commenced by Charles Johnson, of New
York City, against the Oregon and Wash
ington Territory railroad company for
912,399 65 damages. Tbe plaintiff alleges
in his complaint that Jnne SO, 1890, he was
engaged at Near York by tbe defendant as
general superintendent ot the company,
with headquarters at Centralis, for at least
one year, from August 1, 1890, to Augast
1. 18V1. with a salary of $2,200. In con-
so
sideration of his resigning the position he
then held as general superintendent of the
Santa Fe Southern Rulroad Co., and ac
cepting the one tendered, it was agreed
that be wonld be engaged continuously at
an advance I salary after the hrst year.
1 t,r iMiinpHiiV alo nawil tht 1 ciic"l"
wmilii tm la.UKil aumiuucil.lf Mi. JjIiuOU a
engagement in this position. Ha was ready
to " assume bis duties, hut it appears wss
honneed" before becoming superintendent.
as he avers that the defendant issued no
circular a- d refused to put him in posses
ion of the office.. H asks $10 000 for
damages to bis character, as a railroad man
by reason ot tbe company 1 action, tbe sal'
ary of $2,200, the expense of $115 for his
trip from Santa Fe to New iork, and
$84.65 money expended at tbe company's
instance in all 12.d'J9 bo.
Daring Stage Bobbery.
Long Creek Eagle.
Wednesday morning about 10 o'clock,
the stage en route from Cuovon City t
L:og creek was held op near the head
of Beech creek, within one quariir of a
mile of tbe ranch if R 6 Frakes, 10
Lower Fox Valley, and relieved of th
letter sack containing the registered
mail.
W. Silsbce related tbe circumstances
surrounding the sff-tir to an Eagle re
porter as follows: He said that be was
earing the K U X rakes rsocn, od the
nead of Beech creek. whn ho hear!
tome one riding wry la t in his rear who
spoke something to him. Again he heard
the cry of "halt" out not thinking of a
robber, gave do heed to the command
flie third time the rohber cried "Halt, or
I'll shoot you!-' This time il--!iee
stopped and looked around, when behind
him was a masked man on horseback:,
having a .Winchester rifli; leveled upon
bim. The robber demanded him to
brow out the letter 8ck. which he did,
and the robber iben asked it be hid auy
exires8 matter on board. The driver re
ulied that he bad not, whereiii,on the
robber ordered Siisbee to diivon. Sils
bee started bis team off on a walk, nay
tug no attention to the robber. Tliip
gait not being swift enough, tho robber
s id: "Dive up faster, or I'll thoot the,
deil out of you 1" The driver whipped
op, and when ime distance away, be
looked bad; and the man was fast disap
pearing through the timber.
- Si'sbee spread tbe news of the robbery
when be entered Fox valley, and a posse
of men set oat after the thief. When
the news reached Long creek several men
set out to join tbe body in searching the
woods. The robber was riding a sorrel
horse and had evidently rode some dig
tance, as the animal was wet wi'h sweat.
Little or no description conld be given of
1 be robber, ouly that be used a white
handkerchief or a hour sack tor a music.
Later As we go to press, we learn
that tbe mail pouch has been found. It
only contained two registered letters,
one lor Long Creek and one for Ritter,
these being the' only letters that were
disturbed. It is not yet known whttbir
anything of value was taken from these
letters, but it is the general - opinion that
the robber obtained little or nothing as a
recompense lor bis trouble. The robber
is being pursued, and at one time the
posse were so naar that the gallop of his
animal could be distinctly beard. The
pursuing patty ba?e a well founded clae
to tbe robbery, which will likely be die
closed to tbe Eagle's readers id tba fu
ture. Drv fir wood S'i.ftu ner cord : flrv manle
wood $4 per cord. For sale by J. O.
Baldwin. 12aug2i
The Behead Eastern Oregon District
' Agrtealtaral Society.
8PEED PROGRAMME FOB FAIR OF 1881
- TCESPiT. 8KFT- 2J, 1891.
RACK No 1. Running- Saddle hone, stake S6 en
trance, $50 added. Fire to enter; three to start;
catch weights. Tbe officers of the society to have
the right to rejtct any entry that in their judg
ment does not strloJy constitute a saddle horse.
1111 mile oaan.
Raos) Nn. a, Tro'tine- -Yearling stake. S10 en
trance, f 60 added; $5 payable July 1, 1891, when
stake clae- s and entries must be made; ualance of
entry due Sept 21, 1891. Half mile dash.
it acb Mo s. Trottint; Two- ear-old class, mile
beats, best two in three, pa se of $75.
WEDNBSDAT, BUT. 28. 1891.
Race No: 4. Runninc Inl nd Kmnlr. stake for
two-year-olds, 120 entrance, $76 sddei; slO pavahle
8ept, 1, 1191, ben stake close andentiia mupt
be made, ba auce of entry due Sept. 21. 1891. Colts
to carry 110 pounds, fillies and geldings 107p-und.
ljon thoroughbreds allowed ten pounds. Half-mile
dash.
Raca No. B. Runninr Three-eighths of a mile
and repeat. Purse of $100
Racs No. 6. Trotting Gentlemen's roadrtera,
stoke $6 ent ance $60 added. Five u .nter. three to
stars. To be driven by the i wner to road cart, half
mile heats, three in five.
TBuasDAi ,srr. 24, 1881.
Race No. 9. hunulnr Half mils dash, nurse of
$100.
Racb No. 8. Trotting Three minute class, mile
heats, three in five, purse of $100.
- - XIDAT. BUT. 26, 1891. '
Race No. 7. Running Half-mile and revest.
pnrbe of $150. . -
Race No. 10. Trotting 2:40 clan, mile heats, two
oest in nve, puree oi izo. -
SATlaPAT, sut. 23, 1891.
Race No. 11 Running Three-quarters of a mile
handicap. Entries close dept. 24, 1891, with pay
ment ni eo. meigni announcea z p. m. oept. .
Acceptance of w Ight and balance of entrance
money due bv 9 p. m. same d y. I'urse of $126,
Rce So. 12. TroUiug Free for all, mile heats,
best three in fire, purse of 9176. '
Race No. 13. - Trotting Three-year old class,
mue neais, nest inree in uve, purse or atuu.
, CONDITIONS.
Eligible only to horses owned and located in the
second insunct, uregon ana suiciutat county,
Washington, prior to April 1, 1891.
Entrance in all purse races, ten tier cent, of the
amount of the purse; four or more to enter, three to
start.
All entries in trotting races not otherwise speci
fied to close with the secretary at Tbe Dalles, on
epc l, vsai. ah tntnes in running races not oth
erwise specified close with tbe secretary at The
iiaues e p. m. tne nignt Deiore tne nu-e takes place.
No monev given for a walk-over. Entrie. not ac
companied by the money will -not be recognized.
jiominations to be made in writing, giving tbe
name, age, color, sex, sire ana asm (it known and
when not known that fact should be stated) and
colors of the owner. This rule will be strictlv en-
xorcea. . ...
In case the purses above given do not fill with
four complete entries, the board has the power to
reduce the amounts of the purses as in their
judgment seems nroptr.
i ne noata n&s ana reserves tne ngnt to postpone
races in ca e of inclement wea her.
Any horse distancing tbe field shall be entitled to
first and third moneys only.
In all races, not otherwise specified, money to be
aim ica u, ai, ana lu per cent, oi tne parse.
All running races to be gov rned by the rules of
the Pacific L&at Biood Horse Association.
All trotting races to be. governed bv the rules of
ine national trotting Association.
M-Srnd to J. O. Hack. Seer' tar u. The Dallem.
Oregon, and obtain blank upon which to make lotu-
emnet. - .
J. U. HACK, JAS. A. VARNET,
- Secretary, . President
OLD GERMANIA,"
UOiNOVATU'roprictor.
. Keeps constantly on sale the best
Wines, Liquors,
AND CIGARS.
Columbia -Brewery Beer on Draught.
-The fiopst brands of Imported and Do
mestic Ulnars a specialty. au7-aldy
- EUGENJi-
Kelt season begins on Monday, tbe 21st dav of
peptemoer, isvi.
Tuition, tree.
Four Courses: Classical, Scientific Literarv. and a
WHin uifiiaii mum, in wiucn muni is no Minn,
Greek. French or German. The English is pre
eminently a Business course. For catalogues or
otner lniormaooo. auaress J. w. juuhson.
J17-2in .. President.
NOTICE.
- A IX persons indebted to J L Thompson, will
XX please can ana seme ana save costs.
J. L. THOMPSON.
The Dalles, Aug 8, 1891.
wlm
STRAYED.
' ' - i
ONE SORB EL. BALD-FACED HORSE, about
16M hands high, ears inclined to lop; branded
M H. oonnecte 1. on left hin. Will nav reward of
ior return oi none or anr inromsuon leaning to
nis reooTorj. Aaarass U.S. siuauan.
augis-lm . .. 7pe Psiles, Or.
NOTICE.
rpO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. -
All persons knowing- themselves indebted to the
late 'h .rl-s IS liunliam are h reby r qu -sted tn se
t'o w.th the uiule'sig- ed. a-lraim-tr.irix. tmnivil
..11 v.
All accounts not settled within toe next sixty
nays win dq piaceo witn atornes tor collection.
JIR-. LIDa DUNHAM,
Adm'x Estate Cmrles E. Dunham, dee'd.
Dalles City, Auk. 29, leal..
notice.
rj ALL WHOM IT If AY CONCERN':
That the firooda now iu in possession, belonginur
to Arthur Bran-ion, as security for 10, will fee told
on we lu of AUkfU-K, wttnouc payment is mane
ALfcX HUGUKK1N
The Dalles, Or., July 16, 1890.
LOST.
At Cascade Locks, cmntv warrants a follows: No
38$. Ckv-s 80. ell, AU. 12, 1890, J. V. Atwell. Jin.
45, Class 30, S1.70, Aug. 12. 18U', J . K. Atttell; Ho
1790, Class 31, $1.20. AUK 1'A 1890. F Aiwell.
J. F. ATWfcLL.
13 p - " Cascade L' cks.
NOTICE.-
After thirty davs the accounts cine the late flrra ot
Fmit-t & V ilsoi' wil- be p'actd in the hands of an
attorney tor collection. C. M. FOvTs.
1HS I'ALLX. JU1 ZZ. 1BV1.
TAKEN UP
By the subscriber, re idinjr oe mile south vent of
thr city, one red cow with vihiie bl ots about t'ec.
loth. The owner can have tne amj ov proving
property and p.iing chutes foi this advertisement.
11U1 U. liUiUfLLU
BEN. WILSON,
(Successor to Fonts & Wilson.)
219 AND 221 SEl'OND STJiEET.
Deiler.in
Wines, Liprc. and" Gears
''United We Stand"
And nthei choice brands of Whisky
Imported Wines
KEY WEST CIGARS. '
Also W nes and deer, mportel aud domestic
I. C. NIGKELSEN
TJRALER IN
The most complete stock of
Musical Instruments
to be found in the city.
QUICK SALES and SMALL PROFITS.
BRICK BUILDING.
Corner of Wasutneton anJ ThtH Streets.
WOOD WANTED.
C BALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
d the county clerk's office. The Dulles. Oregon.
for 40 cords of goon, sound, dry wood, to be deliv.
ered ended in the alley at the rear of the Wasco
county court noose.
Proposals for oak, fir, ash or solid fir slab wood
will be considered.
. Proposals must be sealed and endorsed "Proposals
to Furnish Wood."
The county commissioners reserve the right to re
ject any or all Dds.
8 da will be opened Thursday, Sept. 10, 1891.
By order of
.O.N. THORNBURY.
County Judge.
J. JJ. UttO?BH,
County Clerk. 22augSs
CHRISMAN BROTHERS,
(Successors to F. Jaylor ) ,
Proprietors of the
GITY PvlARICET
Tfairtl Street,
Dealers in all kinds of Meat.
Hams,
Bacon and
Sausage always on
hand.
dfc31dtf
JOHJS7 SMITH.
Tonsorial Artist,
No. 91 Second Street.
(Charles Gilgard's old stand, Second St.)
He has opened a barber shop, and will
shave and cat hair in the latest style of the
art tor tbe nsoal prices.
Mr. Smith is well-known to onr citizens.
having been in the employ of Mr. Charles
t razier for several months, and needs no
recommendation. . ao8-dwlm
H. STONEMAN,
The Leading
1 14 SECOND STREET, A0J0IN1NQ FACAN'S.
Repairing Promptly and Neatly Done.
COLUiim PACKING CO.,
(Cor. Court and Third Sts )
Cured Hams and Bacon, Drie"d Beef
s ' and Tongues
And tbe best Beefsteaks Mutton Chops and Teal
ijuuets ui hu maraer. .
ORDERS DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF CITY
sTFresh Vegetables on Sale at the Lowest Prices.
J. "'2V. IAUEIii,
yAGON MAKER
-AND-
GENERAL JOBBING
Third Street (lllchell's Planing Mill).
Carriage and Wagon Painting Done.
Work executed on short notice.
WAwCO j6jAT,OOIS
and
EUREKA RESTAURANT
F. W. L. 8KIB3E, PROP.
k High Gradeof Wines, Lienors & Cigars
T -TT-XT.P.tT.r'-C PUT UP FOR
L.U .11 .V;.n .i.JTRAVELERS
Cor. Second and Madison, near
aasenirr depot.
, . mv4d-
rutUBim, vicgvu. a. a, . m umiuui). arauj.
Branch School : Capital Bus. Ooumr, Salem, Oregon.
sjtuum sjvuisajEi Ui H stiL s,Mavaa.
Bttsiness, shorthand.
Tyfitw itinjr,Peumamskit and Enrtisk Depmrtmemtt
JrIn eeesion throagbout the year. Student admit- ;
ted at anr time. Cataiogao Irom either ecbooi, free.
n HI ttm. m sVcsd iMMrirsMlatotirrlRWlhicorworl.
B H I I BE I if npMlr and boaormbl. by tbM of
Fl I I U W wither tex. TOiing oc oid, and bt tbalr
m ownlomliaM,wbmrarioeriic.Atij
VII mm m on ran d Um work. EMqrtolewnt.
W lWnldi orwytsilnc- Wo Mart yoa. No ttsk.'Toa oao davottj
yoor spar sosaoau. or all your time to too work. TbU la an
cntinJj mw load, and briaga wtMUltrtitaJ aaccaaa to avorj workor.
BaaHnaaw ar aajaJaa; from m to tWpryoakaad apwanU,
ana raaoora iiui uDtrknot. Hieunmua yoa
plor" it and taaok ytn rHfc-E. Ko apace to cxBlftJa lv
CitifillnH ffUM. rtVUVM fCO.Attftl(Za
Fall
Stationery
Boot ana snoemaKer.
Land Notices
NOTICE FOR PUBLI ATIOS.
- Land Ot ee at Vancouver, Wash.. July 10,1891.
Notice her-bv given that thefollowiiir.named
settlers have tiled notice of thei intention to m ike
H'-a pr -of in upp rt "t ti ir r-sne -t ve dtiuim aid
tht "aid pr..f wili be u ade tiefore W R. nninr
Cuti.mis.i- i er t nited 8tares Circuit ourt lor dis
trict of VVaj-hi-iwfc-n, ac Uoldendale, ft'ashingion, on
August SI. 1891, viz.:
J lines R. Pittman, homestead entry 8816, for the
south-east quarter section 13, town-blp 3, noithof
range 18 east, w M.. who names the following i -nesaei
to p ove his co tiouous residen upon and
cultivation of said laid. viz :
J.'hn C. Bern , hria lan Brlrigefartner, George O.
Lin t-ay. Michael R .thruck, ad of HartUnd P. u.
Washington.
John C. Berry, homestead entry 8317, for the frac
tional southwest qua. ter section 7, township 8.
north of range 14 est, W. M-. who names the fol
lowing w-'tneroes tn prove his continuous residence
up n and cultivation of said lund, viz.:
James R. Putnian, Christian Bridgefarmer.
Oeoige O. I.indi9.v and Michael Rothrock. all of
Hartlund. P. O. w'asbin-.'ton.
G onre G. Lindsay, homestead entry No. 8279, for
thi- sou 'i-al quattrr srctiuii 15 township 3. mirth
of rmge 13 east, W M. He numns the fol.owiiu
ajnr.neaties to inivj hi continuous re..enue upun
and cultivation ot Haid ani, v:z :
John ci. Berrv. J.imcs R. Putman, Christian
dririgefiirmer and Michael t;othrock, all of Hart
land P. u. Washington.
Christ an Bridzefarmer. homestead entry No I
7981, f-T the w.uthcast qu rter se tlun 9, townshli
UN., R 13 east. W. M. He names the following
witnesses to pp.vo his continuous reoiuencu up .u
and cnltiv.ition of said lan l, viz.:
Prter H. de la C"Urt, J .men R. Putman. John
C. Berry and Angno Campbell, all of tla- tland P. l'.
Wash.
Peter H. de La Court, homestead entry No. 8120
for tne north half northeasi qu-irter and nortn half
eorthwest quaru r sectimi 27, township 3. north ol
rtnire 18 east, W. M He names the kd ow ng wit-
i&e to prove his t.-ontiiiuous resiuence upju ant-
cultivation of said law?, viz.:
John C. Sim', George G. Landsar, Christian
Britigefarm. r, Hartlaud P O. W ash., an I Kelso
B. brooks, of Goldendae, Wa,h .
Jotl., GliOGUEG VN. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
La.id Oftick atTue DiM-rs, Ok.,
Auguit 10, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that the lollowing.nameo
settler ha tiled notice ol - his intention to make fiiia
oroof in supDort of his claim, and that said prool
will be made before the Keviater and Reixlver of th
U. S. Land Office at Tne talles. Or., on Sept. 2;,
18U1, viz:
CHESTER W. E.MEKSOU,
Hd No 1-07, tor tne NJi t.W, -EJ NWJ and 8WJ
NEti, Bee 20. Tp I H. R 15 E W M.
lie unmet the following witnesses to prove hi
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, sai
land, viz:
Jweph C. Egbert, James Hurst, i-iaac Young
H-iriin aksta, all of The u hes. nr.
auglt JollN W LEWIS. Register.
NOTICE FOB. RE PUBLICATION.
Land Office At Tna Dalles, or.,
August 8, 1SU1.
Notice is hereby given that the following nameo
settler has filed notice of his intention to makt
final proof in support of his claim, and that saic
proof wilt be made before the register and rcceivei
of the U. S. land office at The Dalles, Or., on Sept.
2i, 1SW1, viz:
JOSEPH R. HALL,
Hd. 1907. for the bE'4, Sec 26, Tp 1 N, R 12
11.
Ha names the following witnesses to prove hit-
continuous residence upon and cultivation of saiu
land, viz:
J aeon uont, iiiram t;nittenaen, E v league, a
Walters, all of Tbe Dallas, Or.
auglft JOHN W. LEWIS. Register.
Legal Notice.
PROPOSALS
FOR
Flour, Bran and Chop Feed.
D". 8. IN 111 AN -ERVIOE, 1
WARM SPRINGS AOEKCV. OREGON, '
July 22, 181. I
Sealed nropisala. endorsed "Proposals for Flour.
uran and . nop n eed," and addressed to be under-
siunea at warm prlngs, crook oonnty. Oregon,
fcontraeior to furnish warehouse facilities), will be
received at this agencv until 8 o'clock P. M. of
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1801,
For furnishing and delivering at The Dalles, Oregon
about 50.010 lbs Fiour, 80,000 Sis Bran and 50 000 tt s
of Chop Feed Feed must be cf clear Barley and
Oats, fresh ground and of good sound grain. Flour
must be what is known ai straight full stock, of
good a. itwd wheat; grown in the section of countrv
conturuous to the pi ee of delivery; 60 pounds of
wheat to be ground down to 42 pounds of flour. No
patents taken out Samples of not less than 10 ths
must be furnished by biddeis. Delivery to be made
in such quantities sa may be required.
Tbe right is reserved to reject any or all bids or
any pan ot any bid if deemed for tbe best interest of
the service. Bidders mntit state tpecificAlly in their
bids tbe pr prsed price of each article offered for de-
iitery uoaer a contract.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check
or diafc upon s me United States depository or
solvent National Bank in the visinlty of the resi
dence of the bidder, made payable to the order of
tne Commissioner i f Indian Affairs for at least five
per cent, of the amount of the proposal, which check
or drait will be forfeited to the United 8 ateg in case
anv bidder or bidders receiving an award shall fai I
to promptiT execute a contract witn good and sum
dent sureties; otherwise to be retained to the bid
der. Bids accompanied bv cash in lieu of a certi
fied chi-ok will not be consideied. F"r further par-
ucutars apply to J. v. Lut;ft,t!.3r,
liyzD-st u. a. Indian Agent.
Sheriff's Sale.
Br virtue of an execution, and order of sale issued
out of tbe eircoit court of tbe state of Oregon, for
Wasco county, on the 24th day of July. lUfil, In th.
suit wnerein me solicitors- iioan ana Trust tym
pany is plaintiff, and J amen Booth, Mary Booth.. W.
' Mc lure, barah II. McOlure, D. O Alter, Ada
Alter, naipn notrers. juna n itoifera. tin r.mtKXlv.
J. at. Tavlor. Daniel Grid ey, F. F Hall and John
w . r ruucia are derendan a, to no directed, com
mandi. a-me to make sal. of the lands in said eve.
cu.ion, and order of sale, described to-wit: Those
certain pieces and parcels of land in Masco connty,
state of Oregon, known and described as the ear
half and the east i.alf ot the southwest quarter of
section io an 01 section 19, tne ease nail 01 section
17, and the northwest quarter of the northeast
quarter ol section 32. all in township 1 north of
range 14 east of the Willamette meridian, situated
In Wasco ounnty, Oregon.. I hive thia day levied
upon una Tana, ana on
Saturday, the 5th day of September, 1891,
At the honr of S oVlock, p. m., at the court bouse'
door in Wasco couutv. stale of Oretr n. I will sell
said land and all the right, title and Interest which
said defendants ha I thereUi on the ' 25th day of
r eoruarv. 1001 tine oate 01 toe morurae. aescriDed
in tne complaint lu said suit) or have since acn aired
at public auction to the highest bidder thereto to
sausiy uie juogmeni, interest, ttoraer B lees, costs
ana aisDareements in said suit, tu-wit: S2.317.00 and
interest thereon from tne 18th day of November,
1880, at the rate of six per cent, per antium. Com
pounded semi-annually at the rate of 8 per cent, par
annum on S2UO0 thereof, and at the rate of 8 per
cent, per annum on ewu tnereor, ana tne iurtner
sum of $ 00 attorney fees, and costs and disburse
ments taxed at 853. 7.
Dated this 4th day of-August, 1891.
O L. CATES,
8aug6t Sheriff of Wasco Co., Oregon
! Administrator's Sale of Real Estate.
TN TH3 COUNTY COURT OP THE STATE OF
1 1 Oregon for the County of Multnomah.
Id the matter ox tbe estate of Michael Little de
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that undei and bv virtue of
1 anorderolsaip.duiy niadeandenteredor record in tbe
i (,'ountv Court ot uie State of Oregon for tho Couuty ;
vi juuicnomoo dv hod. i. j. juoreiana. aiuaue cnerti-
of. on tbe 6th day of August. 191. the under iirned.
C. W . Lomler. administrator of .the said estate. ill
nell at pul lic auction to the huhest aud btsi bidder
at the front door t the county court houoe in Dal ten
City, county ef Wanto aud State of Oregon, at tbe
l nuur oi iu o ciock a. jloi uie
23d day of September, 1891,
the following described real property, situated in the
county of Wasco and state ol oretron, to-wit:
Tbe nortb one-naif of tbe oortbeast quarter of sec
tion thirteen, in townit two n rtb, of range ten
east of the Willatuett meridian, for cash paid at tbe
aav oi sate, in unitea aia.es yoia coin, or one-naif
ash down aud tbe balant.e in one year or lest, se
cured by a mortgage on the above described real
property oy the purchaser of such property.
Administrato - of the estate of Michael Little, de
ceased.
W. L. Ncttino. Administrator's Attorney.
Dated August 141b, 1891. - augl5-6t
SheriiTs Sale.
IN THE CIRCUIT COUKT OF THE STATE OF
JL Orejron for Wasco County.
John Prall, PlalntlC,
O E Baard. Administrator of the Estate of N. W.
Harper, deceased, delendant.
By virtue of an execution, dulv issued out of the
above-entitled court, in the above cause, on the 14th
day of July of 1891. Upon a decree rendered in
said ause on the 11th day of July of 1891, in favor
ol tne above-named plain Lin and airainst the defend-
,ant above named for the sum hereinafter mentioned.
mnicn decree, among; einr tnini-s, ordered the sale
of the lands hereinafter described, to satisfy said
Bum?, i nia levy upon ana win sen Oil
Saturday, August 22, 1891,
At the - court bouse aoor in Dalles dry. Wasco
county, Or., at the hour of 2 o clock p. m. of said
day at public auc ion to the biu-hest bidder for cash
in nana all the followinfr-descried mortgaged land
to-wit:
The west half of be northwest quarter of section
28, to whip 1 south, range 1& east W M., being and
situated in Waco county, Oregon, to sa isfy tbr
sums of $211.50, with interest therton from s id
11 ih day ot July, 1691, at the rate of 8 per cent, per
annum and the further sum of $25 as costs of suit
and accruing hereon.
Dated this 16th day of July, 1861.
. - If. Li. UATES,
Sheriff of Wasco Couutv, Or.
NOTICE.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVER, by the Prineville
lrrieation Company for the dijreinar of a ditch
oue metre and 26J rods long', amount of earth to be
moved. 27,000 cubic yards. Bids will be received un
til the 28th dr of AuftiuU Work to commence the
15th day of September, 1891.
raiansfiijUA inniUAiiun
auffl5-lm - PerT A. Urxn, Sec.,
rnneviiie. jrooa uoonty, v regon.
Dissolution Notice.
XT OTI0E is hereby given that the partnership
.Li heretoore existing between O. M. Fimts and
Ueojaaam wiisonunaer ine urrz name oc stoats &
Wilson, is this day dlsaolred by mutual oonsent.
All debts owing- to said linn will be paid to O el
Fonti. and all bills owing by said fine will be set
tied by Benjamin Wilson who will continue the bna-
messacueoiasuun. - a tvura,
BKN WILSON.
The Dalles, July ,,1891.
HEALTH IS WEALTH !
DR. E. C WESTS TfFRYE ANI BKMN TREAT
ME NT, a snaraiittd speciticfor HysterU, Dizzinei.,
Convulsions, Fits, Nervous Neum'jfia, Headache,
Nervous Prostration caused b the use of alcohol o
tobacco. Wakefulness, Mental depression, Sof teniae
of the Itrdin, resultinir in insanity and leaning to
iniserj'. decay and denth, Preranture Old Ajre, Bir
renness. Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntan
Losses ami Spermatorrhoea caused by ove -tXerttoi
of tun brain, seif-ahtise or over-indu genoe. Eacl
cutains ne month's treatment. 1 a oox, oi
ix boxes for 5 not h ' nail prepaid on receipt ut
price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each or-'er received by u
for six box'-s. accomnani-d with So. we will send tin
pun-li&Her our w.ittcn guaimtee to refund th
money if the :rH:itment does not i ffei-t a cure. Guar
iiitees l. lll onlv bv UUKKLEY Si HOUUHTuK
Sole Agents, ITS Sec nd i-treet. The Dalles, Or.
$500 Reward !
WE will pay tho abovo reward for any case of I.i
mplaint. Dyspepsia, feick Headache. Indigestion. C
.tipation or Costivjness we cannot core witn Wes
Vegetable Liver Pills, when the directions are strict
i-omplii-d with. They are rnrety Vegetable, and nev
fall to give satisfaction. S igar Coated. Large boxe
containing 30 Pills, a cents. Beware of counterfei
and Imitations. Tho genuine manufactured only L
HE JOliit C. WESX COUPAITX, CHICAGO. ILL.
Bl kel.-y A Ho ifhtou. Sole Aifeuts, Second
treet. The Dalles Or -
Ask my agents for W. L. Douglas Shoes.
If not lor snle in your plnce nek your
dealer to send fnr cninlogne, secure the
anencv. aud o-ct them Tor von.
tar TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
WHY
L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE cENfeERM EN
THE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOR THE MONEY?
It Is a seamless shoe, with no tacks or wax thread
to hurt the feet; made of tbe best fine calf, stylish
and easy, and because ice make more shoes of this
graae man any or ner manujacrurer, it equals nana
Kfiwprf nhrtpR nnfttinir from tUAHi tn C.()Q.
fie OO Genuine Haud-sewed the nnest calf
4 Jm shoe ever offered for $5.(M; equals French
lmportea snoes wnicn cose irom 5.1 1 to i:ja.
ft- m Afl Hand-Spwed Weir Shoe, fine calf.
4 stylish, comfortable and d arable. The best
shoe ever offered at this price ; same grade as custom-made
shoes costing from $.0U to 6&00.
fl O t0 Felice 8heef Farmers, Railroad Hen
90i and Letter Carriers all wear them; line calf.
seamless, am 00 la inaiae, neavy uiree aoies, exien
inn tvWfl. OnA nair will wear a vear.
4 fine calft no better shoe erer offered at
mm im pnee; uoe ixuu wiu cuui
who want a shoe for comfort and servioe.
CO and 93.00 Workinvrman, shoes
i&mbw are very strong and durable. Those who
nave given them a trial will wear no other maxe.
nAVol 8400 and $1.73 school shoes are
DUID worn by the boys everywhere; they sell
on then1 merits, as the Increasing sales show.
I mWIao 83.00 Hand-sewe shoe, best
MUlvo Don goto, very atyllaQ; eqi
1miAi-attAi-l sruwaai (a-Kllnar tram mA.(Mi tn atfl.Od.
LAdlee' XM aad $1.73 too Cor
Ulsaes ara the bes4 fine Doogola. 8ty Ilaih and d arable.
Daatten See that W. L. Douglas name and
riee are stamped on the bottom oi eaon shoe.
VY. As. WVVtAlMFh UnwiWisj
J.Freiman,AUTbe l)alles,0r.
To Yoi!
Free to all Brides !
7VT0TICB ig hereby snveo to all tbe readers of this
paper and all tbeir friends an acquaintances
throughout the United Btates and Cannd that
THE HOUSEHOLD
Will be Sent One Year as
A WEDDING PRESENT
To every newly married couple whose address and
10 c-nw to pay postage is sent to the publisher
wuojD one year irom tne oate oi ueir mamatTe.
Persons sending for this present are requested to
cna O'py oi a paper conuuuintr a nouce oi weir
marriage, or some other evideuee tht shall amount
to a reasonable proof that they are entitled to tho
magazine uncer toe above oner. Address,
"THE HOUSEHOLD." Brattleboro, Vt.
raia
GEEMAIIA,
CHAS. STUBLING, Prep.
New Vogt Block, Tbe Dalles, Or.
Wines, Iipors and Cigars.
All brands of Imported Lionorv, Ale and Porter, JaixJ
reniuD nej nen cigars Ainuuneoi
CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.
Milwaukee Beer on Drauqht.
TTT n ti 11 I
VYlSfiTTian 4V; KutlAr.
(Bnccessors to J H. HcDonoogh & Co.)
DEALEB8 IN
Choice Wines. Liquors.
AND CIGARS.
None bat the best brands of Liquors and
Cigars on sale. Temperanoe drinks o all
Kinus. corner ot uourt and second streets.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
W. H. NEABECK,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Granger Feed Yard,
THIRD STREET.
(At Grimes' old place of business.)
Horses fed to Hay or Oats at the lowest possible
prices Good care iriven to animals left In mv care.
as 1 have ample stable room. Give me a call, and I
will guarantee satisfaction. -
JuzOU W. 1 NEABECK.
F. W. BOLD.
HATNER.
BOLD&HAYNER
At Thompson's old stand, 193 Tnird St.
BUCKSMITHINC OF ALL KINDS DONE NEATLY
AND CHEAPLY.
WOOD-WORK ef all kinds, repairing and miking
anyming, irom a wnedoarrow to a carriage.
HORSE-SHOEING A SECIALTY.
mv4d-w
H. GLENN.
Is again at his old stand and has on hand
?
FINEST BRAND OF
ENGLISH CEMENT
Tanks of all sizes, from 1000 to 40,000 gallons, node
to oraer.
OT Contracts for all kinds of buildings
taken at the lowest figures.
Andrew Velarde,
HOUSE MOVER.
The Dalles.
Address; Lock Box 181.
JA1V1ES WHITE'S
LUNCH COUNTER.
In eonn action with my Fiult Stand, on 8e?ond St..
near tbe oorner of alaulson, Ihaveopenoi a-lunch
counter, and can serre to customers sandwiches'
Diss feet, oysters, coffee and tea. This Is conveni
IS THE
Housekeepers
ent to tbe passenger depot. Have lio Oalifocut
orange cider, sad the best apple dder. oo&i .
PRINCIPAL ?0mi
EAST, WEST,
NORTH and SOUTE
AT
THE DALLES.
B E. LYTLE, - - - Asrent
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.
OCEAN,
Portland to Naa Pranriwo.
0" San Francisco Leains; Stes.ship Wbart
land, at 10 P M.. as folium:
Port
Veeon
'Mle
Eder
..June
Oregon
tale
Columbia '
'njton
row 2
Cj'.-ijtijre must be checked eilher at Ash St., rtnrjnir
he &dy, or bv the V C. B. Co. No unchecked
uitsajje will be received on the Steamers
Man ('ranristo t I'urtiaiul.
To Portland Leaving fcpearSt. Wharf, Kan Fraucisoo
at 10 A. 41. as (olli.ws:
Elder Jure 4
Oretton v.... " 8
-Stitte , 12
Columbia 16
)r-Kou - " 20
State ' 24
oiumbia 28
The company reserves the rUht tt change steam
ers or sailing date without f-.irtlier noiioe.
For rutes, tidicw, bci-th reycrvatioi;s, tt. , wll Oli
r address any iick-t aent of the Uuiun Paviilc ys
ein. c:. S. MELLE.T, T. W. LEE
Gen Tntliic Uatuucer. Gen. i'ass Agt
FROM TERMINAL OH 1NTER! ;11 111-STS
Tnn
orthern
Is the lino to take
ro ALL POINTS EAST iSil SCGTIL
It Is the Dinintr Car Route. It runs Thr- ugh Ves-
tibuied Trains Every Pay m the year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO.
(NO CHANGE OP CARS.
Composed, of Rising Cars unsurpassed, Pullman
urawing uoom eueepers of tAtest
Equipment
TOTJRIST SLEEPINO- OAHS,
est that can be constructed, and in which accom
modations are both Free and Furnlahed
lor holders of First or Second
class Tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
! A Continuous Line connecting with All
lines, Affording Direct and Un- '
. interrupted Service
Pnlman Sleeper reservations can be secured In ad
vance tnrouirn any axent 01 tne roao.
TUDniinil TIPITCTO To and from all points
innUUlin IIUKt lOln America. En ir land
ard Europe can be purchased at any Ticket owce of
s uompany
Full Information concerning- rates, time of trains,
ntes and other details furnished on application to
y agent, or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenirer Agt.,
No. 121 First street, cor. Washington,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
L;
A. S. Cathcart,
GENERAL DRAYMAN
8k,
-AITD DEALER IS-
ALL KINDS OF WOOD.
Pianos and Furmtnre moved with tbe
sreetest care.
Kesidence, opposite tbe warehouse of
Bros., on Second street. Office
iBC.
, whh M .
r-Ub Maier & Benton, corner Third and
I Union streets.
Orders left at either place will receive
prompt attention. decSltt
THE DALLES
Cigar Factory,
FIRST STREET.
FACTORY NO. 105.
PfADQ f tn& Best Brands manufsct-
UI JI1I1U ur
ured. and ordeas from all paitf
or the country nlied on the shortest notice.
The reputation of THE DALLES CIGAB
has become firmly established, and the de
mand for the home manafactoaed article
increasing eyery day.
dec24dy-tf A. ULPJCH & SON.'
If yon want THE BKST,
buy
ALLEN'S
NORTH ER N
CUOWN
SEEDS !
If the merchant von deal with does nnt
keep them, send to ALLEN direct. He
pays the postage. Beautiful Catalogue sent
tree. Address
E. W.
ALLEN.
171 Second Street,
PORTLAND, OR
BBKiaSEIIEKS
... TILE CEZEBBAZED .
SMITH & WESSON
m '
REVOLVERS
The Finest Small Arms Erer Manufsct a red."
niMiDiftv LU Jf n WE
m EXCELLENCE el
WORKMANSHIP snd
CONVENIENCE In
3 I naniNO aiul SsrFTV.
B Beware of cheap iron imitations. 9
Send for Illustrated Catalogue and Price List to j
1 SMITH 4. WESSON,
B SPBIXQEIELD, XA8.
MmiMsmiwmswmmimmmm
t9M Oktekestei EaslUk !
rEfirSYROYAL PILLS
SFViV ufi. Unn nilakla. Laeica a
Dnnul ax (JUdkMUr BfUtk Dim-,
mmUMtmdlmlUmiaMtmeaa
eaUS wlik Was nseoa. TeJn
At Drasciatfl. r taai 4a,
la Maaras
aaruoaiars. iiinMMii
teller I
IWr adlea Ucur.Oj i
Thl In li i Tiiaslisl"! ." -r-i
asHsy
FOR SALE.
CHOICE LOT of Brood Hares; also a nun- wu
l of Geldlnzs and Fillies br Kockwood. Jt
Planter, Oregon Wilkes and Idaho Chief some
sUndard bred. Also tn- -e One rount; stallions bv
ttockwooa, Jr., out of nrat us mares.
rnr prates a o terms eau oa or aa areas eitner J.
W. Condon or i. B. Larsen, The Dalles, Or.
mchU-dwU
arfl
Splpejs & Klncnsly.
-TH
Leadings
Druggists,
129 Second Street,
The Dalles.
Oregon.
LOUIS PAYETTE.
(Mic.essor to Payette 4 Friend.)
THE LEADING
BLACKSMITH I
. AND WAGON-MAKER.
Corner Second and Madison Sta.
Ml work work In iron or woo done In the neatest
manner. Anytuiiitr in the wigin line, from
a wheel burr w to an oninious, made
or re, aired.
Horse-Shoeing a Specialty.
Plows and machineo e paired
fui and workmanlike mana.-r.
in the most skill
mch21d
BUNNELL : BROS.,
190 Third Street.
PIPE WORK.
PIPE AND TIN REPAIRS
Sl. Specialty.
MAINS TAPPED WITH PRESSURE ON.
Oiiposite Thompson's B'arksmith Slioc
END FOR OUR CATALOGUE. aRCE3
ATLAS-ENGINE WORKS,
INOtANAPOLIS. INO.
EAST END SALOON,
Hear the Old ktiot Building, SMond Bi.,
The Dalles. Or.
Always on haad the)
Best Wines,
JLiquors,
and Cigai's.
A. Pleasant Evening Resort
Columbia Brewery and Imported Lager.Beei
on draught.
Charles F. Lauer,
Proprietor of the
Third St. Poultry and Fish Market,
Will always keep on sate ,
Puget Sound Fish,
Chickens, Turkeys,
Also, Provisions, Candies, Tobacco
and Curars.
Leave vour orders, as ther will receive DromDt
tention.
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
Washington Btreet, Viet. 2d and 3d
The Best of Wines, Lienors and Cigars
ALWAT8 ON BALK
N. B. WHYERS, PROPRIETOR.
j. a iaeben,
Dealer In all kinds of
i Hay, Grain and Feed,
At bis old stand, Second street.
HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE.
The highest Cash Pries paid for Sheep pelts.
THE DALLES
Marble Works,
C. J. Smith, Prop'r.
Buy at Home and Save Freights and Agents'
Commissions.
Lock Box 218.
THK DALLES, OREGOA.
JOHN PASHEK,
MERCHANT t TAILOR.
THIRD STREET, Second Door from corner
of Washington.
LL GARMENTS CPT BY MADISON'S LATEST
l BYSTluM, and a lit guaranteed in ererr case.
Repairing a d cleaning done auicklv and on the
most reasonable terms Making ianta is mv spec
ialty, and I always guarantee a goodflt. My nriees
re uie most reasonaoie. (uiecuo
gPIICHTNGEB BROTHERS.
. wnoiesaie ana itetaii iieaiers in
Fine Confectionery, Nuts,
Fruits, Tobacco. Ctxara, Etc
Proprietors of the
quaki:r dairy.
Nos. 76, 7 an 0 ocond Street, The Dalles, Ogn.
PAUL KREFT.
tic F&inter & Eqqsd Desorator.
0
Tlio DaJlcB Oregon.
House Painting and Decoratinar a spedUty, No I
interior sod chp work done; boi au o. lastina
work at the lowest price s
enop Aajouuna; uea front urncery, imra street, i
G. NOWAK.
CONTRACTOR AND BUIIDER.
Plans and specifications tor buil.ling fur-i-hed.
Will do all kinds of excavation
ad ((railing.
All orders shoald.be left at pnatottiiH; box
12! mrl3
JAS. FERGUSON,
Goods hauled with the eraatest oara to all
parts of tbe city od abort notice.
Leave orders with Fiah & Bardon.
t -1 5 1 m I I ka AAA.
OPEBH
EICBBIE
General - Expressman !
WHOLESALE
Hartae, Iron. SjeelaM Farm Macleiy.
SOLE ACENTS FOR WASHINGTON AND NORTHERN IDAHO FOR THE
BUCKEYE MOWER AND REAPER.
- Tbese Machines tn too well kuoirn to need eommeat. Thousands of Caxmari hare
need tnem and ipeaJc of them with praise. They are the only Earreatlnc
Hachlnes that -will give ENTIEE SATISFACTION to the purchaser.
MILLER'S STAR VIBRATING THRESHER,
AULTON'S
The most Effective and Successful
Grain
BUCK EYE steel frame TWINE-BINDERS.
tWTht Featara that distinaulhes this fn-lne-Bindcr is th. Lishtnett of Draft, eomblnd with tta
umorainaijr eireninn ana I'urauiuty. 1 lie umner
on. yet known. W. hive two styles, th. Elevator
recommended or hundreds of patrons.
SGHUITLER FAEI I1G0N3,
BUCK-BOARDS, FOUR-SPRING
MOUNTAIN WAGONS.
BUCKEYE AND SUhcRIOR DRILLS
AND SEEDERS.
CORBIN DISC HARROWS.
HODGES-HAINES HEADERS.
HAISH BARB iVI.l:
"SEND FOR CIRCUl
Or to . N. CHANDLER.
Funeral
The TJnderslgTied has Added to his Business a full line of
Metallic, Cloth-covered, Black, White, French
Berl and Eosewood Gaskets,
Burial Boles and Shrouds. Trimmings 'of ail descriptions at tin. Lowest Prices
and owns the Heat Eleerauat Bejsure eas f tk soeuatalEul wish all th
latest Impraraaaents.
NO DELAY IN TILLING ORDERS.
: Plare f BnalnFMit. la Nielsen's Block, oorner Third and Washington streets.
Place of Kes)HlBe Foorthsiet,aornsrel Wsabinatoa. Can b sea at sA hears of th d
and night.
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PRINZ & NITSCHKE
Furniture and Carpets.
liTHE LEADING :
Best Stock and
Heeond Htveet,
FISH &
-DKAXXR8 IN-
Sioves, Funaces,
GAS PIPES, PLUMBERS
-:o:
We are the sole agents for tbe
RAMONA COOK. 8TOVE, whioh has
tire satisfaction or monxy refunded.
Cor. Second and Washington streets. The Dalles
H. CLOUGH.
CALL AIVD SEE
The Hoosier Fence Machine
The only machine that gives a cootinuoue twist to the) wire.
Ia operation at
THE PACIFIC
Stntnsr, Durable, Neat, and Cheapest Fence in tbe world,
BEST FENCE MADE.
CLOUGH
The One Price Cash House,'
COR. SECOND AND COURT STSm
J. P. McOEMT.
-DEALER I IV-
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &o.
Agent for tie Bntterick Patterns, also for the Hall Bazaar Dress Forms,
CHAS. E. iDTJIEM,
THE DALLES, OREGON,
DEALER
DRUCS, MEDICINES
Toilet Articles. Pam Bran ly, Wines and Liquors
for Medicinal Purposes.
niysicia. tits' Prescriptions a. .Specialty.
THE POSTOFFICE STOBE,
Besides leading beyond dispute in
now carries
TKJN ClOIMT
Embracing all the latest popular pieced. ; Recent additions make
oar line of Kne Tablets the most complete) in The Dallw. We confidently iartt oota
pirisoo of goods and pnoes. r , xi"ir A T
. .mSeeMdaadlOT-lOSWaaUng Al. T. ilOIiAlN.
I1J.D0DD&C0.
Friit, First ani Yine Streetx,
PORTLAND,
- OREGON.
DEALERS IN
STAR TRACTfOH ENGINE,
Combination for Threahinf and Cleanlnf
er constructed.
is 1,1 th. Ajpl tiv pattern, in. oaiy rswij suoosssnu
Binder and th. 1'
I'lauorn
tiorm Binder both sxosllwt soth
Dooro riows, Deere Sulky Plows,
Carriases, Fhxtons, lop Buggies,
Agent. The Dalles, Or
WIL MICHELL,
UNDERTAKER
AND
Dii'eotor.
WM. MICHELL.
'
UNDERTAKERS.
Lowest Prices. .
The XHUJes, Orofron
BARDON,
Celebrated TRIUMPH RANGE and
no equal, and guaranteed to give en
A. LARdEN
FENCE WORKS.
, P0MPS,k '
& : XAREN, : Proprietors,
Tho Dul lot. Oreiron.
IN-
AND CHEMICALS,
Periodicals and Taper Books,
a line of
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