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SATURDAY. ......... AUGUST 8. 1892
Watson, of Georgia, a member of
the lover house and of the People's
party, has committed a breach of par
liamentary courtesy in exposing the
. mystery surrounding - "congressional
cold tea,", by stating in a campaign
pamphlet. that "drunken members reel
through the aisles and drunken mem
bers speak on grave issues." He was
called to task by Wheeler, of Alabama;
but he declared that he was ready to
substantiate every word, and this
called forth hisses and laughter on the
Democratic side. A resolution was
introduced appointing a committee co
investigate the charges. . What the re
sult will be is yet' to be determined;
but -the Democratic house, failing: to
pass the free-silver -bill, will surely
punish, this exposure of "congressional
cold tea.?
McKinley measured swords in de
bate Thursday . with . St. John .and
Warner at Monona Lake, Wis. It is
seedless to say that the author of the
' tariff measure knew well how to sub
stantiate . his position, and did so to
the satisfaction of those present. Pro
hibition, as a national' policy, is un
tried, and if the states that have
adopted it are fair examples of its
practicability, it will be an utter fail
ure.' ' Tariff reforms simply obstruc
tion, and doesViot de6ue its princi
ples; but protection is the American
system of economics, and has proved
successful in every instance. This is
where Mr. McKinley had the advan
tagetof his opponents in argument.
Notwithstanding the fact that the
yield per acre of , wheat in Eastern
Oregon will be less this year than for
merly, the increased acrease will make
the outcome of this harvest larger than
any previous one. Farming is contin
ually increasing in the Inland Empire,
and with . an. open river to seaboard
there will be doable the number of
acres sowa to grain there is now,
This portion of the state furnishes
every natural faoility for the growth
' of cereals, and the capacity of the soil
has never been fully tested Until the
locks are completed and the boat rail
way inaugurated the development
this region will not fairly begin.
of
The World's fair bill has caused
considerable filibustering on the part
of obstructionists in the lower house
of congress, and its passage still hang:
in the' balance. If Democrats imagine
that-they are paving the way fpr Mr.
Cleveland to the White House by these
tactics, they will sops learn their
error; for the people will not be satis
fied to be taxed for such a purpose.
Representatives from the different
states are, elected and sent to Wash-
ingtoafQity tor the object of legislating
for .the benefit of the country, and not
of filibustering and obstructing neces
sary measures.
The notorious Wilson, the murderer
of Mamie Walsh, has saved the ex
pense of a trial to Clackamas county
by committing suicide, and the read
ing publio will no longer be regaled by
pen-pictures of his jail-life. .Those
who took so much interest in this mis
erable wretch as to purchase his pho
tograph may make annual pilgrimages
to his grave, if that can be found. '
OfiOOK OOUBTY."
Itenas
Prom the ' Colauauss
Oehoco Review.
of the
A fruit peddler from The Dalles dis
posed of a wagon load of plums and peaches
here this week. He said the fruit crop in
the vicinity of The Dalles is better than it
hae been reported.
Nearly all of Prinyille's residents- who
can leave their business have gone to the
mountains for a few weeks' outing. Print
ers can't leave their posts, hence tbey have
to grin and endure life in the "deserted
village." i .
Last Sunday evening Tom Pain fell off a
billiard table in O'Neil's saloon and re
ceived such a shock that his arms have been
partly paralyzed ever since. The past few
days be baa been improving and will be all
right in a short time.
' The owners of the Elliott mine contem
plate sending samples of ore to Salt Lake
City to have it tested. They have out about
100 tons ot ore, and if the test is satisfac
tory, they will . prosecute the work of de
veloping the mine, and will put in milling
machinery."
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Last winter a saddle was stolen from A.
Hamilton's stable,.' and Mr. H. had given
up all hope of. ever seeing it again, until
last Wednesday when it was found stowed
away in an old barrel behind Uren & Son's
store. The thief probably got afraid to use
it and cached it there. Z1
- Three ot the biggest men in the county
Fred Smith," Love Bailey and Alex Conley
tried to smash a set of hayacales last
Thursday. . They didn't quite succeed,
though they give the scales a severe test to
register their combined weight which was
802 pounds. What other county in the
state can show np three such heavy-weights?
' . Letter of Information. -
. Portland, Oregon, July 29, 1892.
"To the Press of Oregon and Washington:
The .United Suites weather bureau on the
Paoifio coast is divided as follows. E. B.
Oiney, Olympia, is in charge of the Wash-.
ington state weather service; B. S. PagueT
Portland, in charge of the Oregon weather
service, and J as. A. Barwick, Sacramento,
in charge of the California weather service.
Each state weather service works independ
ent of the other each collecting aod pub
lishing climatic and crop data relative to
their own state.
John P. Finley, lieutenant of the Ninth
U. S. Infantry, is on detailed doty from his
regiment for duty with the weather bureau.
He is stationed at San Francisco, sad his
duties have been to make weather forecasts
for the Pacifio Coast; bat now under the
new arrangement he makes forecasts for
California while B. S. Pague at Portland,
in addition to his other duties, will make
.forecasts for Oregon and Washington. .
Congress having made provision for addi
1 tiooal local forecast officials, to meet the
demands from -Various sections of the coun
try, Mr. B.t Paae at . Portland, Oregon,
has been appointed local forecast official, ia
addition to his present duties, and be will
Aava charge of the preparation and diasem-
tuition of local weather forecasts for Oregon
anr, Washington.. Mr. PaKue's dntiea here
tofore have been, l.a.viu chargo of thefirst
class meteorological oTkciTaJJefetaud, Ore.,
and charge of the Oregon weathei bureau.
His tiew duties will be to make weather
forecasts for the various secttons of Oregon
and Washington. Those weather forecast
are of especial value to sgrirmltii at inter
ests and the issuance of them from Portland
will allow of their reaching the public at an
earlier period than ttity heretofore have
done, and will also allow of a farther and
more extensive system of dissemination.
Daily weather uiaps will also be issued and
distributed gtatuitioasly, fiviujj the rain
and fair weather areas, the movement of
storms, changes of temperature, etc.
Tbs making of forecasts and iasuiug of
maps for "the Pacific Coait has heretofore
been done by tho forecast official at San
Francisco, who has had charge of that work
alone. The new, office being created at
Portland does not detract or take anything
away from the San Francisco office, except
to curtail the area of country to he weather
forecasted fur by tit, otticiai at Sin Fran
cisco. The division of territory will allow
of more careful study and bene better fore
casts for California by the oibsial tt San
Francisco, aud allow of a better service in
Oregon and Washington by the odicial at
Portland.
For the present co reduction is contem
plated by this change iu tho nu.nber of
telegraphic reports now received at the San
Francisco office, while the reports will be
greatly, increased from the present small
number for the Portland otSce. The
division of territciy was made in order that
the public should have the best-service
possible by the Weather Bureau, and by
the new arrangement Cahfornians will be
better served aud Oregon and Washington
people will be given the best possible ser
vice tor their interests. B. S. Pagne.
GSABT GOUJTTY.
Items
From the Columns
Canyon City News.
or the
Our leo-keepers could ship thousands of
pounds of fine honey, made from the flow
ers that blush unseen on the lofty hills and
in the dells, if the railroad was nearer.
Pork ia in great demand for export to
Europe. If farmers of America, and espe
cially the John Day valley, know any
reason why they should not raise plenty of
hogs let them speak.
Coffins are now made of paper. Dead
beats who have all their lives swindled
editors out of their paper, can now keep
right on after death and swindle under
takers out of their paper throagh eternity.
Upon inquiry of Assessor Timms we learn
that the assessment roll of Grant county
for this year will very likely not foot up
more than last year, for the reason that
there is more exemption for indebtednesss
than, was deduced then.
A long, dusty trail to the railroad makes
it impossible to - deliver Grant county's
buncbgrass beef to the city markets in
shape to compete with beef from other sec
tions. If cattle could be loaded on the oars
n this vallty prices would be higher. Think
it over.
'' Cabell Bros, are shipping several car loads
of high grade ore from their Grant county
mine, to the Den er reduction works. Ore
that will bear transportation such a distance
must be rich. What a saving there wonld
be to mine owners if this ore could be treat
ed at Baker City.
Is not the alarming increase of the d
structive pests, ground squirrels, attributa
ble to the death of their enemies, the bad
gers? Farmers, preserve the badger. He
likes young chickens, and digs holes in the
road, but remember he eats squirrels, too,
which destroy your crops. -
An extension of the Sumpter Valley rail
way into the mines south of Baker and into
the coal fields of Grant county is one of the
things of urgent importance, recently said
H. H. Spencer, of Salt Lake, who is inter
ested in the little road. He said investiga
tions wonld be made in that direction.
Many acres of grain have been destroyed
in Grant county this summer by squirrels.
The frisky marauders appear to increase at
such an alarming rate that farmers at some
points are on the ragged edge of despair,
and think that if the county court would
offer a bounty for squirrel scalps they
wonld soon become scarce, lik e Harney's
rabbits.
One of John Cameron's little boys was se
riously injured by a wagon running over
him at Dore's mill last Thursday. He was
riding on the logging wagon with his father.
John stopped the team for a moment and a
runaway resulted. The boy held to the
eonpling pole for a while, but fell under the
wheels. Fortunately, he is recovering
One of the horses received a broken leg and
had to be shot.
A Bow At Gamp Meeting.
It seems tbat tbey bad a regular old
fashionable knockout at North Powder
at a campmeeting on the 11th lost., ac
cording to the following from tbe Oregon
Scout of Uoioc :
On Sunday afternoon a number of
those present, but not of the brethren,
met somewhere in tbe grove to com
memorate the God of distilled corn,
juniper berries . aud rain water. The
article used was the best distilled spirits
to be found in Haines. Tbe corameuora- J
tive act being over, tbe parties who were
Commemorating . proceeded - to bold - a
grand now-wow. The text was: "Eat a
little, drink all your tank will hold, and
be merry, for in such an hour as ye koow
not a scrap will be on bands." And if
ever the doctrine of a text was complete
ly adhered to, it was this text. In i
very short time the spirits began to fer
ment and as u result a free for all fight
ensued, in which men and wom-sri struck
from tlii shoulder in such a style tbat bad
Peter Jackson seen tbe combat be would
have been ashamed to have acknowl
edge! that he ever was in tbe pugilistic
ring. A young lady spiritualist tainted
into a trance, and as this was her third
trance tier friends feared that her demise
was near at hand, and were pouring tbe
cool mountain water on her by the gal
Ion, when she suddenly discovered that
one ot ber friends wss coming out second
best ' ia a two-round contest without
gloves, sod as onerouudmad been fought
and time called for tbe second, she im
mediately made a leap and bad que of
the antagonists by the bair and soon
aoded bim on mother earth, but was not
awarded tbe fight on the grounds of a
foul." Such disgraceful conduct held
way among some dozeo or more indi
viduals tbe greater part of tbe afternoon.
It people can not go to such gatherings
without raising such a disturbance thev
should stay away. The law should give
them a wholesome lesson as regards the
duties of citizens on such occasions.
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bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cects per
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M. E. Church Notice.
The Dali.es, August 2, 1392.
Tho Trustees and Building Committee of
the U. K. church beg leave to announce " to
the church and to the public, that, for cer
tain reasons, they deem it necessary to close
the new church bmldiag against all meet
ings of whatsoever character, until such
time as the bishop may come to dedicate the
church, or until we hear from him.
Wm. Miohkli.,
R. B. Hood,
Wm. SaITSDEBS,
W. H. Vanbibkr,
Smith French,
.TaS. SCTHEKLAIfO,
TruKtees M. E. Church.
Wm. Michell,
Mas. Esthkb B. French,
R. B. Hood,
Building Committee.
TELEGEAPHIO EEWS.
Craned With Fur.
St. Petersburg, Ao. 1 . Letters re
ceived bere from Aahdend, a town of
Asiatic Russia, iu Syrdarea, report that
the news with regard to the Bcriiiu riots
in tbat plane July 6. in coocecilon with
the cholera epidemic, has bceu suppressed
by the government, ths strictest censor
ship beiog exercised. From these letters
it is learned that the native Sarts, believe
ing tbat tbe doctor were poisoning pa
tients who were tuffenu? from cholera.
Iiecime greatly excited, aod determined
to put au end to the murderous practices,
winch they imagined were being em
oloyed iu cases of unfortunates who were
s ricken with the terrible disease. Tho
wildest rumors were current of cruelties
inflicted by medical men in causing the
immediate death of their patients, aod
these Btories bad the effuct of arousing
tbe fury of the people to the highest pitch.
Five thousand Sarts suddenly invaded
the Russian quarter and wrecked the res
idence of tbe deputy governor, who fled
on the approach of the howling mob.
His flight was discovered, however, and
be was pursued and overtaken in the
street by tbe infuriated crowd, wno mer
cilessly vented their fury on the helpless
official, who was maltreated in a terrible,
manner. Hi plea for mercy was in vain,
and after being trampled upon be was as
sailed with a shower, of s' ones, until bis
life was beaten out. Tbe authorities,
having become aware of the state of af
fairs in tbe town, took immediate steps
to suppress all disorder aod to protect
Other officials. A bodv of foops hurried
to tbe scene, and on arriving at the place
where the defiant Sarts had assembled,
they opened fire, killing several of tbejl
Tbe Sarts, armed with pistols and daggers,
held their ground and made a desperate
resiatence to the soldiers. The two forces
closed in on each other, and a furious
hand-to-baod fight resulted.
USED THKIK DAGGERS.
The maddened Sarts, when their pis
tols bad been emptied, slashed furiously
about tbem with daggers, doing much
execution with these weapons. Tbe
drilled and better - armed soldiers were
unable to overcome their fanatical oppo
nents, and additional troops had to be
sent to their assistance. Toey were re
inforced by - a body of Cossacks, and
finally tbe riot wss quelled aod tbe mob
dispersed. Tbe oarts were not nisbeart
ened, and tbey collected around tbe
mosques, and, taking these edifices,defied
tbe authorities to do battle with tbem,
A large number of soldiers were dis
patched to tbe scene and attempted to
dislodge them horn their strongnolds,
Tbe Sars made a sturdy resistance to
every effort of the soldiers to drive tbem
from the buildings, and tbev fired from
loop boles with telling effect upon tbe
invaders. The trooos at last concen
trated tbeir forces and, making a grand
assault, triunphantly carried tbe mosques,
and a scene of cam age ensued. Tbe
fighting inside the structures was of
most desperate and sanguinary character.
Although tbe Sarts found that tbey could
not cope with their military opponents,
no quarter was asked for, nor was any
given, and tbey fell by scores before the
weapons of tbe soldiers. The character
of the struggle may be imagined when it
is known tbat 60 Sarts were killed an
100 of them wounded. Tbe soldiers, too,
suffered heavily, tbe Russian loss being
15 killed and many wounded. Many ar
rests have been made ot persons con
cerned in tbe disorders. It is feared tbat
there may be a renewal of the trouble
and precautions are being taken accord
Murder Mysteries Cleared Up.
London, Aug. 1. A prisoner at Glas
gow has confessed tbat he was implicated
in tbe murder of. Lord Leiinm, shot in
April, 1876, from ambush. He also
states that be was concerned in killing
Lor i Mountjnorris, in County Mayo, In
1880, and also was hired to assassinate
the man who killed tbe informer, James
Carey. The prison commissioners are
carefully investigating tbe story of tbe
man, whom . they have subjected to a
most searching examination, and are ea
deavoring to secure proof of bis state
ment s. Tbey refuse to divulge tbe
prisoners name, or furnish information
regarding bim. None of the persons con
cerned in the murders of Lord Leitnm
and Lord Mount morris were ever caught.
' Tbe Cast) f Alice Mitchell.
Memphis, Aug. 1. Tbe ' clerk of tbe
criminal court has issued an order di
rected to tbe keeper of tbe state insane
asylum to receive Alice Mitchell and ber
safely keep until ber reason is restored.
and when tbat shall have taken place
then to notify the criminal cpnrt so tbat
she can be sent for and put on trial to
answer the indictment charging ber with
tbe murder of Fred Ward. It is general
ly believed a nolle prosequi will be ulti
mately entered in tbe cate.
A Break la Made.
.Homestead, Aug. 1. Tbe company
announces 27 old men applied and were
granted positions to-day ; also that over
100 men came in from tbe JSast. Tbe in
flux of unskilled workmen, Superinten
dent Potter says, has been so great that
be has telegraphed to send do more for
the present. "We have broken the strike,"
be said. Tbe stnsers are apparently un
daunted, however, and it is a rash and
onwarrented conclusion tbat thev will
flock at once to the mill.
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Legal Notions-
SUMMONS.
In the Justice's Court for West Dsdlcs Precinct,
Count v of Wasco, btite 01 O recoil.
H. Herhrinp Plaintiff, vs. A. S. roihns and Mrs.
A. b. Collins, hiswi.e, Defendant.
To A. S. Collins and Ura. x. a. Collins, his wife,
the above named defendants
In the name of the State of Oreco, you are here'
hyrequind to appear aia answer Uw rompiaint
fttd ayaiu-t yon in tho ab ye e titled action within
ten da s from the Jate of the set ice of this sum
man ppon yuu, if served within this county, or if
served within any other county of t-'is bt&te, then
within twenty days from the date ot the sen ice of
thi summons u. on you; and if sored hy pubi ca
tion then n cr before the 30th U -y of Amrist, 1802
ut the boar of ten o'clock in the forenoon uf aai-i day.
and if yuu fail so to timwr.r for wunt thereof, the
plaintiff wih take jutitrinfnt atfunt you for the sum
of $50 80 aud interest at the rte of 10 p4r cent, per
annum and his costs aud disbursements iu this
action.
Tuia wummnns is published in the Timxs-Moux-TAiNKSiL
for six cons -cut:vA woeKS by order cf .
SchuU, Justice of the Peace in and lor West DU s
rreciuct, Wa:o comity, orejrj. fc. scmuia.
Justice of the Peace West D-iliet Precinct, Waac
county, Orejro'i.
Dated this 22nd day of July 1892.
Sheriff's Sale.
BT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUHON, Issued outot
the t.iruuit Court uf the State of O eguii fnr
Wasco county, en the lxtday of Jnne, lb92, in the
writ wherein U. WakeSetd iff plaiutiff and L. S. Hvre
ii defeudaut. lo me directed, commanding me to
satisfy sai'.i demands, and in oheokr.ct thereto 1
levied upon ud will Bell the followim? iiec;ibed
land, suliject to redemption, tn-wit: the eW, Sec.
JO, T). 1 north. Kange 14 fast W. M., in Wasco
Cuunty, State of OrcKOu, on
Saturday, the 6th day of August, 1S92,
At the hour of 2 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the
court hoiue dour in Dalits City, in &d county and
state, st put lie auction to the highest bidder, for
cash in baud, all the defendant's rmht. title and in
terest to ti.e above deneribed Uinii, to wuiffv the
sum of $iUG.90, and $40 as attori.cy'a fcta; al&o the
funJicr si:m uf $34.10 cuftta. with interest on the ea'd
amou:it duce the 24tn cn. oi aiy, 18, at the
rat..- of 10 t:er cent, per annum, togetuer wica co&t
aud avtru i'ir emto herein.
OaU-ii v-i;e th day of July, litfi.
T. A. WARD.
ju!9-ij SiicriC .f Wasco County, or.
Notics of- Administrator's
Sale.
BY VIRTUE of an order duly made, rendered and
entered, uf record, on the 6th dav of July, 1892,
by the Honorable, the County Conrtf of the State o
Uregon.lor tne county oi nascu, nuinoTiziiifj anu
directing me to sell certain real estate hereinafter
described an I beloniriny to the estat c.t John O.
Stiats, deceased. I will, on Monday, the 29th day of
Auirust, 1892, at the hoar of t o'clock in the afier
noon of said day infroitt-f the county Court bouse
door, at Dalies Ci'-yVVaco County. Oregon, sell at
public auction, to the b ehest bidder, for cash in
hand, all of the north hilf H) of the nor'hwe-t
quarter 04) a,1d the north half of the HortheaKt
quarter (4) of Sec Jon etirhf (8) in township two (2),
truutli of ranjre thirteen (13) east. W. M , in Wasco
County, Oregon, totretier wiin au oz we Duuaings
ana outer tmpreemenw ine.ton.
Said Ale will be made subject to confirmation by
said County Court, and upon uonflrmttion of the sale
a trood and sufficient deed will be given convtying a
clear title to tne purchaser.
E. B- DUFUR.
Administrator of tbe estate of John O. Staats. de
ceased. juJl&aiiff27
Administrator's Notice.
t
"VTOTICE is hereby (riven that the undersigned
XN was on the 10th day of June, 1892, duly ap
points by the uounty unurt oi tne state ox irejron
lor wasco county, administrator oi tne estate oi n
J. Mein, deceased, aud tbat he has duly qualiuea ai
such and entered uon the duties thereof. All tier
sons indebted to said d ceaaed axe requested to
mae settlement, and all persons having- claims
against raid estate are hereby notified to present
them, properly verified, at my residence in Dalies
City, ia said county, or at tne orBee of W. B. Wil
son, in said city, within six months from the date
hereof. J. C. SiElN,
June 24th, 1892. ' Administrator.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that tbe law partnership
heretofore existing between E B. uufur, Geo.
Watkins and Frnk Uenefee nnder the firm name
and style of Dufur, Watk.ns A Henetee, i this dy
dtatolYed t-y mutual consent, George Watkins retir
ing from the firm. All persoin know ng themselves
indebted to saiti nrm will please call at once na pay
the same to Frank Menefee, and all persons having
claims against sa d firm will present the same to him
for payment. The business will be conducted as
heretofore, under the firm name of Dufur A Meue-
lee. - t. e. nuron,
CEORGK W.V1KINS,
FKANK MENEF&E.
Dated this 25th day of June, 1892. j(y2-4t
Assignee's Notice.
NOTICE is nereby given tbat the undersigned
bas been appointed, by deed duly executed
and delivered, assignee of the estate of the Eastern
Oregon Co-operative Association of the Patrons of
Husbandry (limited), aod bas accepted aaid trust
ana w now quaiinea ana acting as sncn assignee. All
persons havinc claim against the said estate are re
quested to present the same, duly verified according
to law, to me at vanes uty, wawo county, uregon.
within three mouths nom the date Dereoi.
Dated at Dalles City, Oregon, June 30, 1892.
Hyi-U E. N. CHANULEK, As ignee.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned has been duiy appointed by the
County Court of the State ot Oregon for Wasoo
county, in pr bate, administrator ot the estate of
Harrison Coram, deceased. All persons having
claim, against said estate are Dereoy required to
E resent tbem to me, with proper vouchers, at tbe
tw ofiire of Condon it Condon, in Dalles City .Wasco
county, ur.gon, witnin six montns from the oats of
wis notice.
Dated May 23th, 1892.
J. W. CONDON.
Administrator of the estate of Harrison Corum,
aeoeasea. , aarzsta
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE
AH coaLty warrants registered prior to
March 13, 1889, will be paid if presented at
my ottije, corner lbird and VVasbineton
streets. Interest ceases on . and after
this dste.
Tbe Dalles, July 16, 1892.
WILLIAM MICHELL,
Treasurer Wasco County, Oregon.
; Administrators Fiual Mce. .
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS FILED HIS FINAL
account as administrator of tbe estate of James
M. Magee, deceased, in tbe county court of tbe state
oi ureson, for the county ol Wasco, and the same
bas been set for bearing and final examination oa
Monday, September 12, 189-2, at 10 o'clock A. u.
All persons interested are hereby notified to ap
pear at said time and place and file their objections
to sua report II any they nave.
WM. MICHELL." ' -
Administrator of the estate of James M. Magee, de
ceased.
Tbe Dalles. July 80, 1892.
t
. MBS. A. JONES, Prop.
85 TJ3NIOJN STREET 85
i' . ..
Adjoining Byrne, Floyd k Co.'s d ng store. '
The tables are supplied with the best tbe
marKet ancras.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS
None bat white help employed.
PORTLAND UNIVERSITY
at mivmsnT park.
LOCATION Three miles tram center of the dtv.
Klevatu. healthful, beautiful rite; saloons pro
bibited; best societv; 6 cents fare to the city.
DEPARTMENTS Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Theological, normal, Business, Mjucal, and On
torical couraa taught by specialists. . Normal stu
dents visit and study the methods of Portland
public schools, among the best in tbe United
Btates, and a'so entitled to state D plomas.
EXPENSES Board and Tuition, school year, 1 100
to sxou. -iuiuon ires to tneoicgicai students.
Half price to children ot ministers. Three from
same family. 10 p-r cent. en. .
TIME All departments oeu at Cnivesrity Park on
oepscmoer iv, icvz. oe:ta lor catalogues and in
form ition o C. O. 8TKATTON, D D., President,
or iav fan owz, is. L . , ueaii rortianu, ur
JnliSO-St
of
Next session begins on Monday, the loth
aay oi septemDer, 1092. ,.
TUITION FREE. ; '
Four Courses: Classical, Scientific, Liter
ary, and a snort Unglisb Course, in which
there is no Latin, Greek, French or German
The .English Is" pre-eminently a. Business
Coarse. " For catalogues or other information
address J. W. JOHNSON.
jly2 . ... President
MILLS-: COLLEGE,
ALAMEDA COUNTY, CALA.f i
HE OLDEST CHARTERED COLLEGE FOR
Toumr Women west of tbe Rocky mountains.
Delightfully situated one hour from Ban Francisco.
Prenaratorr. seminary and College courses with
hat of oooortnnitie for Music and Art, Board and
ordinary tuition SS20 a year.
MRS. C. T. HILLS, President. "
If ills College, P. O. , - IsJunSt
Tie Dalles lies
kraii
PATH KREFT & CO
A v -m-m w v v
-DEALERS IN-
Palnt?,Oil$,(ite
And the Most Complete and Lalejt
Patterns and Desiipw in
' W ALL V u P 10 If .
Practical Painters tad Paper Hauire. o'one but
tbe beat hranua of the &berwin-Wii;iaai l'bint used
ia all our work, and none hut the mo&t skilled
workmen employed. All orders a ill be promptly
attended tv - - - -Shop
adjoining Columbia Packing Co.,
THIRD STREET
; THE DAM-ES
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY !
" 'AT-
Mrs. De Lyle's Emporium,
114 SECOND STREET.
FULL HSSORTMENT
oFjrviarnruio wj
PTC
MRS. A. SCHOOLING, Manager.
IB GROCERY,
Northwedt Car. SoTond and Washington Sts.
.SHI II, PROP'S
Successors to George Huch.
The Cheapest JPl&ce
IS THB DALLKS HI
All Kinds ot Groceries,
FLOUR, ORAIST, WILLOW WARE, ETC.
We respectfully solicit a share of the public pat
ronage, and Miiall entii-avor to give entire satisfac
tion to our customers both old and new.
THE DALLES
Cigar Factory,
FIRST HTKJElri
FACTORY NO. 105
CIGARS nred, ai
Best Brands manufact-
and ordeas from all pai
of the country filled on tbe shortest notice.
- The reputation of THE DALLES CIGAB
has become nrmly established, and the de.
in and for tee home manucactuaed.article,
increasing eyery day.
doc24dy.tf A. ULEICH & SON.
Fiji i
I l.ir r r
f
chrism
Cloth in
I J5oSTca.Aa55o
(an Be Found HT
No. 77 Second St.
Suits made to order, and fit guaranteed
W.T.WISEMAN
Successor to J. H. UcDonocurb & O- )
DEALER m
AND CIGARS.
None bnt the beet brands of Liquors and
Cigars on sale. Temperance drinks of all
kinds. Uorner of Uourt and second streets,
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Sample Rooms,
; 71 MAIN STREET.
Always on hsutd th
Best Wines,
1 1 Liquors,
and. Cigars.
A? Pleasant
Evening
Resort
Colombia Brewery and Imported Lager Beei
; ondranpht.
Mcdonald bros., : propr's
Andrew Velarde,
HOUSE MOVER.
The Dalles.
Address; Lock Box 181.
Sample : Rooms,
! 58 FRONT HT,
I (Nearly opposite Umatilla Bouse.)
CHARLIE FEANK, PROF.
The Best Wines, .
! Liquors and Cigars.
COLUMBIA BREWERY BEEB ON DEAUOHT.
LP, OSTLUND
ilt
will furatahjdrafte and estimates ton til buildingf,
, dweliings and str-res.
air. Oetlund is a practical mechanic and tbe plaas
drafted by him will prove, artistic, cheap and dura
ble.
FOR .SALE CHEAP.
A SINGLE-HOUSE CART,
VERY STRONG.
XV., cor terms apply to
1. F. FLECK
jy23-lm
Chenoweth Creek, July SB, 1882.
M
ml f II h
Tailoring
Establishment,
Choice Wines, Liqrs
Contractor and Builder
JiSaRBSSSSSSsS
7, W. I.. DnntrlBB KhM. which vBMMnt tkS
beat value lor prices staked, sua Utoaauda
... - : - - : - w- -
UTIAKI HO SUBSTITUTE.
VY- L. DOUGLAS
ssa shop jpRit
t a mmm wen kCIIICtls
tHE BEST SHOE IN THE WORLD FOB THE MONET.
A a-enulne sewed shoe, thai will not Hp, fine
ealf, seamless, amooth lnslae, flexible, more com
fortable, stylish and durable tban any other shoe ever
told at the price. Equal custom made shoes costing
QA miid 5 Hand-iewed, flue calf ho. The
IP most stylish, easy and durable shoes ever sold
fctthe
mce. xney equ&i nne imponea snoes "ng
crom
OSQ 50 Follro Shoe, worn by farmer! and all
27 w others who want a trood heavy calf, three
soled, extension edge shoe, eaiy to walk In, and wUi
keep the feet dry and warm.
CO iJO Fine Cnlf,S2.33 and S.OO Work -P
sfi Inrinen'a Shoes will glye more wear for the
money than any other make. They are made for ser
vice. The Increasing a&lee show thai worklngmea
uve iuuiiu ui m uuu
Dnuel tf t.00 ana Vontbs' tl.TS Sebaal
S- Ulo Shoea are worn br the bova everr-
vhereT The most semceable shoes sold at the prices.
kaaieS il.OO and 1.73 Shoes (or
Bl Uses are made or the beat DoBgola or fine Calf, as
desired. They are very Ktyllsh, comfortable and dura
tjla. ThesOOshoeequalscuBtommadeshoesooatlnsr
troma4.OOtoS6.OO. Ladles who wish to eoonomlie in
tbelr footwear are finding this out.
Caution. W. L. Douglas name and tbe price bl
stamped on the bottom of each shoe; look for it
when you buy. Bewareof dealersattemptlngtosub.
atltute other makes for them. Snchsubatltutloiiaara
xrauduient ana auojeci co prosecution by law for oo
talning money nnder false nretences.
W. In DOVGLAS, lirocluan, ill as a.
Sold by
J i FRE1MAN, AGEN I". i HE DAI LES
FROM TERMINAL OR 1N1ERIOR POINTS,
Northern Pac.
JLi R OAD
Is the line to bike
TO ALL POINTS EAST AND SOCTii
It is the Pininp Car Route. It runs Through Yea
uouieu Trains r-ery nay in the year to
ST. PAUL and CHICAGO.
(NO CHANGE OF CARS.)
Compo ed of Dinlnvr Cam nnsurpptscd. oilman
IraTiDg-room eleepecs of Latest
Equipment.
TOURIST'S SLEEPING CARS, I
Best
tliat can be cor.structed, and In wbich acoom
modatien. are hoth Free snd Furbished
fur holders of First ot Second
class Tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A ContiDUons Line, Connecting with
All Lines, Affording Direct and
Uninterrupted Service.
Pullman Sleeper reservations can be secured in ad
vance throiutn any agent of tne road.
THROUGH TICKETS
To snd from all
points in Amei ica. '
England and Europe can be purchased at any ticket
omte oi tne company.
Full information concerning rates, time of trains.
routes and other details furnished on application to
W. C. ALLOW AY, Airent
D. P. si A. n Co.,
Regulator office, The DaIlea,!Or.
A. D. CHARLTON,
Affit General Passenger At.,
No, 121 First St.. Cor. Wa-b..
" PORTLAND, O iEGON
OMAHA,
KANSAS CITY, ST. PAUL,
Chicago. St. Louis.
Am auCronm
EAST. HORTH aiad SOUTH.
LisaTe xna mues i 20 p, h.
Arrive at The Dalles..........
1 4 06 P M.
)U 66P.M.
PULLMAN SLXEFXR ,
COI.ONIS SLEPERS,
HiCXXNIK G CHAIR CARS
' sad SLKESS
Tickets to and from Europe.
For rates and general information call on K. X.
Lli'US, liepot 'ticket Agent, roe Dalies, uregon.
W. H. HUBLBURT. Asst. Oen. Psss. Art.
264 Washington HU, Portland, Or.
WORLD'S FAIR
uead this.
BOOKl.
"Review of Our Conotry," by
ilOD. James M. clame. '
BOOK 2.
BOOK 3.
BOOK 4.'
"New Life of Columbus," by J.
W. Buel. " .
"Complete History of America,"
from tbe landing of Columbus to
the present time, by rrof. Johrj
JUIarfc mdpatn.
"Pictorial History of the Co
lombian Exposition," by Hob.
isenj. Bntterwortb.
The above (ear arest works bv four ereat authors.
everv line 01 wnicn is oniv lost written, nave oeen
bound up into one massive volume of nearly
900 PAGES and 500 ILLUSTRATJOHS,
Under the Title ot
"Coluk and : ColnmMa."
The greatest sabscription book ever published lo this
country wa oi waica
A MILLION COPIES''
Will be sold during the next six months.
i firUTC Wanted all over this state. Better
AliLII I O terms than ever. We guarantee to
the riht parties 960 a week profit trnro now on to
Chriatmas, and a first class BOUND-TRIP TICKET
to the WtfRLIi'B FAIR and one week's admission
to the Kxpoaition abtoluUiy free. Also other valu
able premi urns. We have p entyof capital at o'lr
command, ana can and mu oo exactly wnas we say..
Srnd at once for special circulars and further par
ticulars to tne
DOMINION PUBLISHING CO.,
Hoattle. "Waeliliigrton .
He Revere
i
COB, THIED AND STARK STSM
PORTLAND. OREGON
Has been recently decorated, and' is now under th
manaemea of -
MItie. 1. O. FABKKLLT .
This bouse beinar oentrsllr located, offers Induce
ments lo persons viaiunfr roruana to patronize it,
where they will alwava find pleasant rooms, sinrie
or en suite, specially reservsa ior tnnsiena occu
pancy. . mayxa
WANTED.
mO BORROW on improved farm propert
I worth four times tbe amount. Apply throue
the postofflce, Box "1," The Dalleo, Or. JunS
la.
ONI SALE
A TEREIBLE FALL.
Tm to v..n. nitth-rs on i daughters, that
l Viar lii u;x;
An1 t.. !l:e rhiifircn ll.al en iust learning
I" W;t!k
... - r.
Aad a:; wi.o n;;'.v nte
anything in mj
lie
I ts.;i! v ti ju p.-icis that you'll
hardly
Que nvvf IJ'ncits sud "Ribbons, vrliil.
o't i.r. r,i, i! H iti;
8:imt lipi d Irv.-s nri'l IidcUng, and
P.issil'i v Air:n9. Citlm anil Ties there
rT nmrjo .h
S.'ioulf n,i) wnut iriowtr.-" nhd Feathers.
yon'!! tii.d tuetn nil ct
Tbe Tn'ril street Mil iae-jr U tbe place
tu l)UT.
The pr:cj-s aro Imv, !u qua Hv liiirh.
l"n !ryl -s hn 'ti st g'.se C8 a call; I
Vnfi h:i'i tiiar price are lakvn a fall.
ARKTRicnv
flRST CLais
The tara-est, Tastest sal Flaeat In the World.
Paadenger accomodations unezcellea.
hew tobkTIondcnderry AHO BU8B0W.
"Rrorr Ra.tnrdaT.
NEW TORE, GIBRALTR and NAPLES,
Atretniiar intervals.
SALOON. XFCOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE
rates on lowent terms to and from the orlnciole
300TC& IH3LI8H. ISIBa S ALL COHTOttSTAL POrHTS-
Exearfllon tlnlceta available to retnm bv either the Die- I
tureaqme Clyde A North ot Inland or Naples A Gibraltar I
wani au nosey orasri nr ast absui st i ovsn asisa,
Apply to any or our local Agents or to
OENDEBSON HROTHEitS, Gbieaco, IU.
AGENTS WAK'tED Apliiy to T. A. HIT) ON.
lienor! dyei.t. .no Dalies, oi. pnn-uz
FOR
WSSEaS
. 25c. 50o.
75c.
$1.00 $1.25
$1.50
IS
PEATHEBBONK Is made from OUII.I.a
nature 1 own toughest material, best whips made (ot
the price. Cheap, Dnrahie, A 1.1. STYLUS, all
price", ask your dealer tor a- - PUlTnUBDftri
rOBflAIB' 1 uaxuuauwiim
HENRY KUCK, - The Dalles, Or.
SKIBBEHOTEI
F. W. L. SKIiJE, Prop.
mi.. 1 n tt;.j.-i
XilU vJLLly JJliL'iX J-LvtOl
w
IN THE CITY
BEST DOLLAR A DAY HODSB tn the North
weat This builuins has been refitted since the
Ore of September 2d, and ths rooms are firavclasB
in every particular. The table is supplied with the
best the market affords.
' The oar h, connection with the botel is supplied
with the highest srade of Wines, Liquors an" In
ported and Domestic Cigars. janS-w
UP MImmI hli Opportunity! JMVJPT Miss)
I nortimidsMi. avod from that einu Mrm in DOTartv and di ia
llaW Dunk, BeaUlcr.' mi ontTihic Mt tMu-
I obscurity. HarrowiDg dMptvir l th lot of many, thy
iook Dtei ob loat, tcirmvwr ton, appanmnvj. MMtm
Inrt Beaeti onk Bap and doioir. ImproTOjour opportn-
Di.r, and trarprortiritT, promlnanCfl.pavcf. ( was Mid
i oy ft piuiofMipaer, uiu vn uoaaaa oi j
Purtan offar
golden opportunity to each parMo soma period or tin;
eotbnk ibachanca, and ihprarOTithor ricb; (ail to do i
ao and abe daparta, furDsV to raCnrn." liuw toall yon find i
tho aoujxn opportanitrf InTaatigato otoit ehaneo that
appaaro wortny. tMoiwrpromue; U
co ifnlmando. Ueralitn onnortanitv. i
vithin thantach of laborlntr Deonla. laiDroTod. It will civ a.
at least, a tjnuid ttart fai Ufa. Tbft ooLDK.t opportanity for
many la har. Uaney to mado rapidly and Lonorably
by any indnstriona person of eltber aex. All aoa. Yon can
do tb work and lira t bom a, wberaTarrnn ara. Even ba
arinnarn ftiw ftsv-llr aftrninc from t& to 8 iO tr dny. Tom
can oo fts weu u yon win wone, do voo iiaro, do, mauirv
i OTjsf y ; ana yoa can wcraasa yonr incnmo aa 70a iroom. 1 en
rail;
ill yonr time to tba work. Eaay
d. We .tart too. Alli.com-
paralrralj B.W and nalr wonderfoL M inMrael and
bow too bow, free. Faflareanknownamons our work-
no room tn exnlala Sere, w rite and learn all free.
bT radim m.il. Uawfao to delay. Address at once. It.
UaUleat tt Co.. ltaz SwO. Fortluj.il. Aaulam.
LOUIS-PAYXTTE
CSuocsssor to Payette A Friend.)
THE LEADING
BLACKSMITH I
AND WAGON-MAKER,
Corner Second and Madison Sts.
All work work in iron or wood dona in the neatest
iiner. Anything tn the wagon line, from
a wheelbarrow to an omnibus made
or repaired.
Plows and machinery repaired .lo thVatost skill.
fill and workmanlike manner. mchzldw
J. E LAESEN,
. ' Dealer in an kindsot I
Hav . Grain and Feed.
At his old stand, Second street.
HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE,
Toe highest Cash Pries paid lor Sheen pelts.
COAL! COAL!
THE BEST
Wellington; Kock Springs,
and Koslyn Coal.
$12, sacked and delivered to any part Ol
tbe city. .
At Mcody's Warehouse.
C P. STEPHENS,
DEALER IN
Dry My te' Mi,
BATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SnOES.
Ne 134 Second Street, next door east of The Dalles
National Bank.
Havinar iust opened in business, and haruur a full
aasoruneot of tno latest goods In my line, 1 desire
shsre of the public patronaxe.
apr v. r. oicrtlrjia
"Siier" Sewing Machines
-AT-
81 Third Street.
STORE FOR SALE!
. at
Nelson Creek, Skamania Comity, Wash.
A noat flttinr vlaee for trade bonnes in Curd
Wood, etc. For particulars apply to the postmaster 1
Me'son postomce, wasninswu. juuiu-
JAS. FERGUSON,
General-Expressman!
Goodi hauled with tbe greatest care to all
parts of tha city on abort notice.
DmWlWllrBPJ
I P-flaf!2fi2i!
Oa
CHAS. llDODDCOS
Jfrcht, JPfrst and Vigp Sts., Portland, Or.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HARD
WARE,
FARAI iVl ACH IW ERYI
. - Sole Agents for Oregon. Washington and Korthera Idaho for tbe
m BUCKEYE REAPER AND MOWER.k
These Machines are too well known to need comment. Thousand! of Farmers bay need
them and speak or them with praise. They are the only Harvesting Machines '
that will give entire satisfaction to the purchaser.
MILLER'S NEW MODEL VIBRATING THRESHER,
PHCENIX STRAW BURNER ENGINE,
The most Effective and Successful Combination lor Threshing and Cleaning
Grain ever Constructed.
h BUCKEYE STEEL FRAME TWINE- BINDERS, i-
tbe features that distinguish this Twine-Binder is tbe Lightness of Draft, combined with Its
Extraordinary Strength and Durability. The Binder Is of the Appleby pattern, the only
really successful one yet known. We have two styles, the Elevator Binder and the
Platform Binder both excellent both recommended by hundreds of patrons.
WILLIAM
UiKlertalier anil Embalmer,
J Has always oo hand a new and complete line of Undertaking Goods, Parlio-
i i . . : . i i
uiar atieiiiiuu jjiycu w euuuiviiuiug sau laaiug care oi tne aeaa.
PRICES AS LOW
PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER. '
Southwest Corner of Third and Washington Streets, THE DALLES, OR
-NEPTUNE SHAVING PARLORS AND RATH ROOMS.
119 Front Street,
3 RIlSfepPa 3
At the old stand of R Lusher. CHAS. FRAZER, Prop
TP 7 GEPPIP,
STUBLING & WILLIAMS, PROPS.
Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
AU brands of Imported
and genuine Key West
CALIFORNIA : WINES
COLUMBIA BREWERY
86 Second Street, THE DALLES, OR.
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN UNION AND COURT
LEMKE, XlROrIitIE:TOR.,
13
-KEEPS ON
C0LUIV1BIA BREWERY BEER,
-AND FOB
ALL KINDS OF
Bkst Imported Wines,
Successors to Mrs. C E. Dunham,
Corner of Union and Second Streets, The Dalles, Oregon.
DEALERS IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES
Fine Toilet Soaps, Brashes, Combs, Perfumery , Eto.
.Liquors for Medicinal Purposes. ;
Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialty.
ALSO DEALERS IN
Watehes, Clocks and Jewelry Silverware, Etc., Etc.
All Kinds of EepaiRino Neatly Done on Short Notice.
NOLAN'S P0ST0FFICE STORE.
EVEEYTHING IN
85
BOOKS HUD FlilE STOTIOIIERY
FRENCH CANDIES AND IMPORTED1 AND DOMESTIC CICARS,
-CAN BE
M. T. NOLATJ'S POSTOFTICE STORE.
The One Price
COB. SECOND AND COURT ST&.
J. P.
-DEAXEB IJV
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &c.
Agent for the Butteriok Fattems; also
l i i.
I ROM
STEEL
.AND-
SchntUer Farm Wagons, Deere Flowa
Deere Sulky Flows, Oook Oo.'a Car
riages, Fheetons and Top Buggies, Tour.
Bp ring Monnt.ain Wagons, Buckboards, '
Superior Drills and Seeders, Corbin Slae
Harrows, Hodges-Haines HeadarVy
Haiah Barbed Wire.
SEND FOS BSCUTiABH; '
: MICHELL.
r i : . t . i .
AS THE LOWEST.
The Pallra, nrecoa.
Liquors, Ale and Porter,
Cigars. A fall line of v
i AND : BRANDIES.
BEER ON DRAUGHT.
-4i
DLAUQHT-
BOTTLED BEER.
Liquors and Cigars.
AND .'CHEMICALS;
Pure
THB LINE OP
FOUND AT-
Cash House
for lbs Hall Bacaar Ureas Forms.
McIMENT,
C
f