The Times-Mountaineer
SATURDAY,.
.JULY 8. IS!3
GOV. ALTGBLDS ACTION.
The Inter Ocean is a fair exponent
of the sentiments of Republicans in
Illinois, and especially of those in the
great city in Chicago. At some Dem
ocratic exchanges have seen fit to
quote it as endorsing the pardon of the
; anarchists by Gov.Altgeld, we publish
the following from its columns of Jane
27th:
"Gov. Altgeld has pardoned the
three convicted anarchists, Schwab,
Fielden and Neebe. In doing so hp
has exercised his constitutional right
to extend clemency, and even those
who deprecate his action must concede
that it was his doty to follow the die
- tales of his own sense of right. But
he did not stop with the exercise of
: his Drerocative. He went oat of his
way to criticise the judge who pre
sided ever the trial court and the chief
.detective who ferreted out the tesli
- mony in the case. This was without
-- excuse and positively outrageous.
Many who cordially - approve the am
nesty will .repudiate with indignation
the attack noon the court and the
prosecution.
"The awful crime occurred in May,
1886. more than seven years ago. The
trial was a long one, and on appeal
was carefully reviewed by the supreme
court of Illinois. The case was even
. brought before the supreme court of
the United Stated. Neither of these
high courts found anything to criticise.
The trial was really a monument of
justice and had the desired effect, for
there has been no attempt since then
to put anarchistic ideas in practica.
, It is true that there has grown up in
the community a strong feeling in
favor of pardoning the convicted men,
but this was not due to dissatixfaction
with the original trial, but because of
the feeling that they had been suffi
ciently punished and that because of
that trial and. punishment there was
no longer any danger from the ml flag
and the disorganizing sentiments it
represents.
"If anything could kindle anew the
fames of anarchy it would he the (spec
tacle which the governor of Illinois
' mak?8 of himself . in his arraignment
of Judge Gary and Detective Boo field.
The pardon is only a fulfillment of one
of the governor's anti-electiom prom
ises, and perhaps few, if any, will, be
surprised at it. The demagogical ar
gument, however,, with which he pro
mulgates the pardon to the world will
astonish many, and while it may make
mends lor the governor among pro
nounced anarchists it will not draw
friends either for anarchists or for the
. governor from the rank and file of the
American people, who love their coun
try and believe in law and order."
other pests they make op in the 'pernicious
scale.' I ha.1 no- idea of the
ravages of this pest notil I saw it there,
and it was a revelation to me. The sulphur,
lime and salt treatment is sate to kill them.
Uicd often the . leaves fa.Il in the autumn
and again before they leaf out in the spring;
bat extermination is hopeless, as they ex
tend even to the stalwart pines that cover
the landscape, and devastate them so that
the evergreen pices tarn yellow and die.
Mr. Scbanno showed me a tree in Judge
rhornbury'o garden nosptayed, that was a
living mass of this vermin, covering every
limb ss welt as the main trunk ' All the
others had been sprayed and were clean,
thoueh the limbs were crusted with an ex
cresence composed of the dead scale and
their terrible work. This demonstrates the
possibility of keeping trees olean and the
need of doing it, though tbey mast find a
world ot foliate to fatten on in tha sur
rounding forests and river growths. I
seems as though that region was a natura
home for the pest, as it could not be more
effective by any human poasibility. When
I saw the capacity of this lpfinitesum il
fiend for harm it was easy to surmise why
the Califoroians christen it 'the pernicious
scale!"'
Eeal Estate Transfers.
Jnue 30 Samuel Brookhouse to Sarah
Gorman; w hf se qr sec 22. tp 2 s, r 13 east;
SI
June 30 United States to Samuel Brook
bonse; w -hf se qr seo 22, tp 2 s, r 13 east;
homestead.
Jane 30 Charles D Wilson and wife to
GfO Anderson; lots G, H and I block 81,
Ft Dalles military res -rvation; $250.
The Faces of Men.
Physiognomists tell us that the ha
man face resembles that of some ani
mal Those who remember the late
Henry Bergh will have no difficulty
in recalling the equine profile and ex
pression of his face. It was remark
able. George knot was another ( any dividends that may have
The "Changeable Bose" of Mongolia.
One of the achievements of the
Chinese the one on which they
pride themselves above all others.
unless it is the art of raising oaks in
thimbles is the "changeable rose,
a real rose in everything except that
it is white, when in the shade and
blood red as soon as the sunlight
strikes it. The words "as Boon" in
the last sentence above do not liter
ally mean instantaneously, but one
thing is sure, the transformation is
rapid enough for the wondering eyes
that are' allowed the rare pleasure oi
beholding such a wonderful sight
After night, or when in a dark
room, this curiosity of the rose fam
ilyis a pure, waxy white blossom,
the thick, succulent petals much re
minding one of gigantic mandrake
flowers, with the exception that even
the stamens and pistils are of the
same immaculate color.
When transferred to open air, the
transformation immediately sets in
the time of the entire change of the
flower from a livid'whiteness to the
most sanguine of all sanguine hues.
depending on the degree of suniignt
and warmth. First the petals take
on a kind of washed or faded blue
color which rapidly changes to a very
faint blush of pink. The pinKgrad
ually deepens in hue until you find
that your lily white rose of an hour
before is as red as the reddest peony
that ever bloomed. St. Louis Repub
lic,
For Endowing Daughters.
In Germany when a girl is born
her parents make her a member, of a
marriage association. The premium
the father keeps up until the girl is
old enough to contribute, if neces-
sarv. this premium out of her earn
ings. When she marries or comes of
age, she is entitled to draw the entire
amount of the premiums, witn inter
blessed with the equine expression
on her 'countenance. Dickens' head
and face were often Likened to that
of a fine dog.
In England and America, where
Jogs and horses are more thought of
and better cared for than in other
civilized countries, we find more men
whose faces are strikingly canine and
equine in profile and expression.
Among successful men we often see
the piercing eyes and long, bent nose
of the eagle. This eagle profile, so
seldom found in men of commonplace
talents, is much admired by physiog
nomists, but physiognomists con
demn the eagle's face when a woman
bears it
The vast majority of men and
women of our race resemble sheep,
and this accounts for the stupidity
and susceptibility of the average man
and woman. But those who think
or have been told that they look like
a horse or a dog must remember that
there are "balky" horses and some
mighty snappy and miserable dogs.
Brooklyn Standard- Union.
The following are the comments of
an eastern exchange on the cowboy
race, which has just finished at Chi
cago: "The facts as they stand are
that great cruelty has been inflicted
upon the horses that are now out of
the race, and that great hardships
have been undergone by those that re
main in it. . It goes without saying
that every mile henceforth traveled by
the jaded animals will add to the pain
felt by them, and to the probabilities
of a total breakdown of their systems
at the end of the race, if they are able
to endure to the end. The race is not
a trial of racing skill on the part of
the riders nor of speed on the part of
the horses: it simply is a trial of the
relative powers of horses to resist pain
and weariness, and of ability on the
part of the riders to so distribute the
amount of torture as to prevent it
from breaking down the horses before
the goal is reached. It has nothing in
common with legitimate racing." -
A Holy Oil.
The love of the marvelous in the
thirteenth century was not less re
markable in this age than in those
which had preceded it In the old
French account we read of new won
ders in Pales tinenot mentioned be
fore, and of the Sinai convent we
learn that "there lies St Catherine,
virgin and martyr, in a very fair mar
ble tomb, which tomb is so holy that
a sort of oil from it heals many ills,
and the grace of God is shown, in
that many wild beasts, which are on
that mountain, live on nothing save
by licking the tomb of my lady St
Catherine and by the manna which kdeclared it to be the most perfect
accrued. In England and Ireland
the daughter's dowry is not a pre
vailing custom. In the middle class,
however, not infrequently the father
insures his life for the benefit of his
daughters severally. This sum they
may receive at his death, or by agree
ment when they come of age.
This form of insurance, it seems, is
1 an endowment for girls that will ap
peal most readily to the American
mind. Here, as in Germany, the con
tract made to run for a limited time,
as when the girl marries or comes of
age, would put it into definite shape
and unlikely ever to become a our-
den. The American girl in her pres-.
ent alert state of mind and body
would in any emergency be equal to
keeping up the insurance if it should
be necessary for her own benefit.
Thus her father would be relieved of
the responsibility of her future, and
her husband, if she marries, one may
hazard the eruess, would not think of
her the less for her prudent dowry.
New York Evening Sun.
Sound In Two Buildings.
The First Baptist church of New
bury bort, Mass., a structure some
200 years old, has a wainscoting ex
tending entirely around it from the
choir loft to the opposite end of the
church, directly over the pulpit, and
by placing a watch on the wainscot
ing at either end it is possible to dis
tinctly hear its ticking at the other
end, a distance of 210 feet The Bee
hive (Mormon temple) at Salt Lake
City is exactly the shape of a bee
hive, only elongated. Here also
one can distinctly hear an ordinary
whisper from one end to the other,
andMme. Patti,who once sang there,
Some one had blundered, and the
Victoria went down with Vice Admiral
Tryon and 400 of his brave crew. If
it were the vice admiral himself be
paid for bis error with his life; but if
Bear-Admiral Markham, he must
Btand his trial Jy court martial and
subm.t to the consequences. Brave
men are foo scarce to be drowned by
mistakes of commanders, and -some
one should be punished. .
W QBflA ftAtlnfrw Pt
nNV WVkUVJ
In a very interesting letter to the Orego
man yesterday, by Hon. S. A. Clarke, of
Salem, we n?ake some extracts regarding
the fruit pros.-ects of this vicinity:
1 naye lately been in Southern.
Oregon, in the best portions of the Willam
ette valley, around Vancouver and the Co
- Inmbia river, an 1 nowhere have I seen such
peach trees as grow below The Dalles.
There is no carl leaf, and the trees are
great solid balls of heavy green foliage.
There the app'es do not scab and fain with
fungus; there are no disease, of the peach
and prune, and their orchards are more sore
to bear than in any other part of thia state.
"It is astonishing to see the difference in
conditions that prevail in Western and
Eastern Oregon. In many respects our
Western Oregon country is incomparable.
Bnt the region between the Cascade mount
ains and the Deschutes river is lui generis
Est of there, both soil and conditions of
climate are less favorable for fruit, except
alona the Columbia and Snake rivers, in the
canyons, where fruit does wonderfully, un
less some severe winter finds a -tleptu of
cold that kills the fruit bads, and sometime
the trees outright. This is true, once in a
great wnue, as to peacnes, ana the iMlles
occasionally suffers, as does . Walla Walla
county, bat otherwise each has a safer re
gion to grow fruit than is often found in
Western Oregon. w- - -
--Y
"I was impressed with the tonally eood
crops on all fruit trees around The ' Dalles
The same is true of certain fruit farm on
or along the Colombia,-- below The Dalles
and at Hood River. One would naturally
think that as all the country east of the
Cascades is much colder than that west of
them, that they would have muoh. more
frost there than here, but ..Schannor.of
The Dalies, tells me tbey never naye late
spring frost there, while they do have
them here, and we all know tha late rains
are very injurious herewhile tfcey seldom
occur 'there. There" is more -of ten want of
rains there than too much after bloom time.
:. a . '.-, - -
-"What the people of The Dalles lack in ,
falls on the mountain."
At Tortosa also was now shown St
Lake's portrait of Our Lady, and at
Sardenai a Syriac monastery on a
rock north of Damascus was the mi
raculous image of the Virgin, which
distilled oil from its breast By spe
cial treaty the Templars were allowed
to visit the shrine and collect the oil,
which was in high repute and sold
for a great price in Europe. - It is
often mentioned in the inventories of
churches in France as one of the
treasures of the church. Edinburgh
Review. - - - -
It Fetched Him.
A down town lawyer borrowed a
book from a friend in the same office,
took it home and forgot to return it.
Several times he was reminded of
this by the owner of the book and
as many times forgot to put it in his
pocket when he left his house. At
length, stung to desperation by his
friend's gibes, he sat down, and ad
dressing a postal card to himself at
his residence he wrote on the back of
it thus: "If you do not attend to that
matter within 24 hours; you may ex
pect the worst." "There," he said
grimly, "if that doesn't fetch me.
nothing wilL"
It did fetch him. It fetched him
out of a late sleep the next morning
immediately after the postman's first
visit to explain to his white faced,
terrified wife that she was not likely
to be made a widow. He offered ex
planations and took the book back,
but he is not sure that his wife does
not believe that he has committed
some crime or in some way got into
the clutches of a blackmailer. New
York Times.
building for singing in the world. In
this case, however, the peculiar shape
of the roof explains the carrying of
the sounds so perfectly, but no such
explanation is present in the New
bury port case. Sylvester F. Deacon
in New York Sun. .
What He Was.
The drummer sat down to the feed
on the table-at a hotel, and he did not
look as cheerful as Borne men look
who sit down to some tables. . The
waiter brought in a glass of blue
milk and a piece of beefsteak that
looked like leather and set them
down before the guest Just then
another drummer came in and took
a place opposite the first one. .They
had been working the town together
that day.
"By Jove, Jim," he exclaimed,
"what's the matter with yon? You
look as if somebody had been impos
ing on you?"
Jim gazed sadly at the feast spread
before him.
"That's it, Charlie," he murmured.
"You see before you a man cowed by
a glass of milk and bullied by a beef
steak," and Charlie ordered some
thing else and got the same. Detroit
Free Press.
TO THE BOYS.
Deaf boys, I want to give you
A motto safe and good;
Twill make your life auoceesf -
If you heed it as you should.
Obey it in the letter
Dont say a thing Is "good enough"
Till It can be no better.
And whether at your lessons.
Or at dally work,
Don't be a half way dabbler
Sxml slip and slide and shirk
nd think it doesn't matter;
That such talk is "trash" and "stuff" -For
nntil your task is perfect
It is never good enough.
If your work Is in the schoolroom.
Make your lesson tell;
No matter what yon mean to be.
Build your foundation well.
Every knotty point and problem
That yon bravely master now
Will increase your skill to labor
With the pen or with the plow.
If yon sweep a store or stable.
Be sure yon go behind
Every box and bale and counter;
It will pay, yon'U always find.
To be careful, patient, thorough.
Though the work be hard and rough.
And when you've done your very best
Twill then be "good enough."
So you'd better take my motto
If yon ever mean to work
To any station higher
Than a stable boy or clerk.
It will make yon independent;
It v5l make yon no man's debtor.
Then never say "It's good enough"
Till it can be no better.
Golden Days.
A Chinese Legend.
"Very many years ago," said a
Chinese fortune teller, "there was a
redheaded Chinaman in China. - He
lived there so long ago that no one
now living had ever seen him. Chew
Fut was his name, and he was tall
and fair of complexion. From some
cause not pleasing in the eyes of one
of the numerous gods. Chew Fut
was known of all over north China.
where he lived and grew to man
hood.
"One day it was disclosed to a few
of the faithful that this particular
Chinese with the red - hair must die.
but it was not explained by the deity
why. It is not known to this day
why the order was disobeyed, for no
steps were taken to end the life of
Chew Fut and so a fearful vengeance
was wreaked on the people. A ter
rible earthquake occurred, and the
waters of the sea overflowed the land.
engulfing thousands of inhabitants.
who were carried out to sea by the
receding waters and drowned.
"The red haired Chinese was lost at
the same time, and it is believed was
transported direct to the internal
regions, where he must always suffer
fearful torture." San Francisco Ex
aminer.
Rust Preventer.
A simple method of keeping iron
and steel from rusting is to coat them
with a solution of rubber in benzol
made about the consistency of cream.
It may be applied with a brush and
is easily rubbed off when desired. A
coating of more use where the ' 'tooth"
imparted by rubber would be disad
vantageoua is prepared by dissolving
2 parts of crystals of chloride of iron.
2 of antimony chloride and 1 of tan
nin in 4 of water. Apply with a
sponge or rag and allow to dry. As
many coats can be given as are
deemed necessary. When dry, it is
again washed with water, again al
lowed to dry and polished with lin
seed oil The antimony solution
should be as nearly neutral as possi
ble. New York Telegram.
193.
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Illustrated MAGAZINE
ARE YOU I Is your Urine thick,
low spirited. Iropy,cIoudy,or hili-
ana sunering coiorea? jjcrrtwaiti
from the ex- Your KIDNEYS are
cesses of being rained. Use
youth? If so, Sulphur Litters.
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yon. you more good than
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Tbe Deadly Cutlery Trade.
A foreign statistician has recently
compiled figures relating to the bane
ful effect of the unavoidable inhala
tion of metallic dust by cutlers and
file cutters. -Assuming, he sayB, that
in the case of an ordinary active ex
istence in a healthy atmosphere the
number of deaths per 100, 000 artificers
is 100, the figure of mortality result
ing from consumption and other lung
complaints among the ' first named
workmen would be 383, and among
file sharpeners 396. The death rate
prevalent in the cutlery trade would,
it seems, be much heavier were it
not that tihe allied handle manufactur
ing trade is included in the statistics.
Altogether the number of fatal ter
initiations to pulmonary diseases
among cutlers and hie cutters is
nearly equivalent to the aggregate
deaths among fishermen from all
causes, including accidents, which are
numerous. London Iron.
Real Balm of Oilead. . . .
The real balm of gilead is the
dried juice of a low shrub, it is said,
which grows m byna. It is very val
uable and scarce, for the amount of
balm yielded by one shrub never ex
ceeded 60 drops a day. -According to
Josephus, the balm or balsam of gil
ead was one of the presents given by
the queen of Sheba to King Solomon.
The ancient Jewish physicians pre
scribed it evidently for dyspepsia and
melancholia. Philadelphia Ledger.
The injury done to vegetation by
pelting rains is incalculable, and
those who have watched the benefits
of applying moisture only to the roots
can appreciate the difference.
Mankind is ever looking for sym
pathy,-and undoubtedly that is why
we tell of our woes more readily than
we do of our pleasures.' t r-.
Emotion turning back on itself, and
not leading on to thought or action,
is the element of madness. J. Ster
ling. . . . , -
IJttle Things That Bother.
Perhaps you do not want your pres
ence known and down goes your um
brella, or, still better, your scissors
fall with a whack 1 Perhaps you
make a beautiful cake and leave out
the eggs and flour I Tou accost a
stranger, mistaking him for a friend.
You feel at peace with all mankind
and a hand organ strikes up near by;
you try to sew and your thread
either has no knot or is all knots,
and your thimble is too large; you
stumble going up an aisle or ascend
ing a platform; your hair comes out
of curl when you want to look your
best, and the terrible infant mentions
a few incontrovertible but embarrass
ing facts in company. Boston Com
monwealth.
One Way to Break Glass.
it is scarcely credible, out it is a
fact, that a glass can be broken by
the voice. If you strike a thin wine
glass while you hold it by the stem,
it will emit a certain note in met
cases a pretty, deep one. On ap
preaching the glass rapidly to youi
mouth and shouting into it the same
note as loudly as possible, the vibra
tions of the glass being thereby ex
tended, it will be shivered into frag
ments. This used to be a favorite
experiment : of Lablache, the . re
nowned basso, who, when in com
pany : with his friends, thus broke
one after the other "all the glasses
that were handed to him. Exchange.
Negro Graves In tbe South.
Negro graves in the far south are
sometimes curiously garnished with
the bottles of medicine used by the
departed in their final illness, and the
duration of the malady is easily
guessed by the number of bottles.
Often .these are the only things to
mark the mound, and everything
about the graveyard bears the marks
of the haste characteristic of a super
stitious people in all matters concern
ing the dead. New York Press. .
A young man at Niagara, having
been crossed in love, walked out tc
tbe precipice, gave one lingering look
at the gulf beneath him and went
home. His body was found next
morning in bed.
; The suggestion is passed on that
books with white and very delicately
tinted bindings are cleaned in book
stores by rubbing the covers with a
bit of chamois dipped in powdered
pumice stone.
YOUR DAUGHTER'S FACE
is covered with ugly sores, and fest
ering Pimples, give her Sulphur
Bitters. Ladies in delicate health,
who are all run down, should use
Sulphur Bitters. If one better. .
Try Sulphur Bit
ters TO-NICHT,
and yon will sleep
well and feel better
for it.
Sulphur Bitters
will make your blood
pure, rich and strong
and your flesh hard.
fXa I.aH1a nnxir
i vrov ca vvvw uwn,
Ar You
nervous and
fretty, or in
DELICATE
health? Sul- Is
phur Bitters
will make a
n ew person
of you,
Poblifhed in San Francisco. California. hai a circu
lation all over the world. Its growth during one
year u positively pnenome- mi id trie nnat or maga
zine literature, surpassing every other maguin In
the worl in the same spa- e of time. The reasons
are obvious.
It has strong financial backine.
Its contents are replete with typ cal descriptions
oi ai tornia ana racino uo&st suojects seen err,
climate, fruits anil flow rs.
It- rane of topu-s Is cosmopolitan, emb'actng
SKetcne- oi curopean ana uneutai scenes and char
cterit)iics.
It disrufwe" without bias or Darttsan lesl. the liv
ing questions of the day.
It owns and controls its entire plant, including
type, the largest pr sacs on the ooant. a complete
! h If -tone and photo-giav.ng outfit, and employs its
own artists.
It- aim is to develop the natural, commercial, so-
iitJ and literary cap it es f Western and Interior
menca; to present nly what is pure in toe, in
structive in nutter and int-rBting in frm .
The price of this mag. sine is 3a ear. postage
prepaid. The Bub-criptinn list is lncreasimr over
' twelve hundred a moniL, :nd it has a arger orcula-
t on on t'e Pacific coast than any othr magaaine in
tbe world.
We present to every annual subscriber a beautiful
picture. 16x2f inches, of one of tbe 'Id California
- idsio' s, or a view from tbe far-famed Yosemiie j
Valley, it is the in nu n of the publishers to offer
a varuty i neautuui pren.inm iur ..nnuai fUMcnp
uous, commencuir aiui ine January, ity, number.
CKLIFORNIKN PUBLISHING CO.,
Academy of 8 lence Building,
8 AN FKAU CISCO. ' CALIFORNIA,
For this great Premium List, from a California Curi- I
oenv to a siuu uivaa . ova
Legal Notices
Application f r Liqu r License.
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offers Si
iriod oriUBl
I Jio or o. I k or rUhes ; till to so
o mis' ibo dopu-BO. iMnr So rotam." Uiw &om11 Jm Una
th. coldem .aaorterjItTt loTOMlate evtn vImbco SIms
appwtra worttij, na of Stir proml ; tlint Ih.IimiU so.
co BUmosdo.IioroiouoppMrtnblrjr;oabMbnlor
wilhia tkoreiickut Isooriaxponplo. liapnnwi. It
at lout, a srsnd start la Ufa. Ilia soldi: o;"
many is hora. &lnny to bamada rupWIrc::! I ...f
bjrnnyiBdMotriooaDertfmaf aiUioraex. AllRffwa. .n can
do tba vorfc aad lira at botna. whoravarrffu are. cram aa
fdnam ara Iry earning Iropi fc3 to S 1 or d jr. Yea
can do ai wall if yoa will work. too k.rj. auliuihntrl
oaaly;aadyoacaDiDwaaaoyoarlcnaMnsynairooa. Tm
can pi to spare Umeealy, er arl ynw time ta tbe wnrk. Easy
telaara. UesHel so. ratpiired. We atari roa. Allleeom
paratrrerv sew and really wonderful. a instraot and
shew yea bow, fraw. FaftaroonknawB ammo; our work
e. Kb raara t explain kere. Write and loarn all free),
y rani math Jawiee lo Jelay. Ac..r?s at eiee. If.
UtaUett 4& Co.. Isox Sbtt. Portland. Alulae,
Cabcads 1 ocas. Falls Prictkct,
Wa-oo County
State of Oreg-1
NOTICE 19 HEREBY f IVEN THAT I. R.
Field, cf si'i prne nct a- d county, will, nn
Mir 81 d y of J'llv, 11493, apply to the O orjtv
Conrt ' f the above named county for a license to
: sell .pi itu us m ilt ind vu.ous liquors in less quan
tities tnan one gallon
FOR WHIPS
ffl -S25
FEATHERBONE la matte from QCII.I.H
nature's own toughest material, best wblps made for
tbe price. Cheap, Durable, STYLUS.' all
price", ask your dealer for a VTf I rr in nn
IPOS. 8A B y ' Lift IRU
HENRY KUCK, - The Dalles Or.
JTer"WI
Bend 8 9-cent atamm to A. P. Ordwsv & Co.
REV 10RK.
ABECTRinry
TIrst Class
FaatcaS aad Placet la .the WarlaV
Per iajYi-mrwiavrifWiB luirTiniwa.
OHDCMOERRY AI0 6LASB0W.
Bl,l futnTlMT.
NEW TOBK. OIBBALTEB and NAPLES,
At regular Internals.
SALOON, SEC0N0-0LASS AND 8THRABE
rates on In west terma lo and from the niinetple
aOOTOH. XX3LISB. BIBS k ALL QOSTBWtTeL FOOTS.
Exeursfcm ticks ta available to return by either the plo
toxeeqno Olyde at If orth of Inland or Naples A Gibraltar
uruis ass nooey eratn air abosm m ' even uus.
. Apply to any of our local Afe-nts or to
HBNDE&SON BROTHERS. Chicago, ILL,
AGENTS WANTEI" Apt ly to T. A. HUD-ON
oeral Agent. The Italics Or. Jan -H
NOTICE.
I HAVE A PATENT FfcUIT DWFR, the be t
one in the United States, and two-i birds cheaper
tnan snyoiner oner in toe sutte, ana will ar I run
at one-thitd less lime. The trayssrork on s revoiy
inr whi-el. A boy t n Tears old can dry fruit as
well as a man. if be knows how to applv the heat.
Tney can be built sny size one that .ill dry 600
pounds up to three tons and any farmer ran do the
work. One th t will cost S1A0 will dry 3000 pounds.
Jt will dry Italian prunes in 16 hour : Peteita in 10
honrs; Silver in. SO hour. 1 wi'l t-el! tb ru;ht to
build one for .60 and guarant. e they will do wht I
laim or money returned. For further particulars,
inquire at Chrismaa at Corson's store and ee model.
mchl8 OK. CUBISM M.
THE GRANT HOTEL
J. B.
GRANT, OREGON.
KENNEDY, PROPR.
' CascADs Locks. Falls "arciscr.
Wascu Cou ty. State of Oregon
To the Honorable County Court of Wasco County,
- Oregon.
We. the under urned taxpayers snd legal voter of
Falls Precinct, county no suite aforesaid, resiiect-
lully petition tour nonoraoie court t graot a li
cense to H- Field to sei spi itrtous. vinous and
malt liauor at the town of Ciscade Lock. n said
P'ecinct, in ie-s quantities than one gallon f.r tbe
penoa oi one y ar:
SAMSS.
Pat L b er
H A Leavens .
Matt Welch
A J Knixhtly
W Lake
Wm Day
Ed Ejralner
Wm Stratton
Kenneth ftfcKenzie
Eiick e!sou
Tnomas Badden
O S Hen y
C H Trark
Jut Habinirer,
Mel Leavens
Jos rebmidt
Wm Ouncan
COAL! COAL!
-THE BEST-
A Fleischhiuer
A 8 OI zjer
Rudolf echmidt
H Glns er
Geo B fltrd
O s Lams
JCB Lurnene
Aukust Haz)bloro
Nela Nelson
A J Hall
ouis Grbhard
J T Or th
D L Cates
O A Brolliar
P trick Su livan
EAalnick
Tboa Cope
Wellington, Eock Springs,
and Boslyn Coal
delivered to bd; part ol
$13. Backed and
the city.
At Moody's Warehouse.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
- Lamb Optics at Tasoocvsr, wash.
Mav 20. 1883.
Notice is hereby gi'en that the following named
Settler has filed notice nf his intention to make final
nrooi in support of bis claim, and that said proof
will be mede before W. B. Dunbar. Commissioner
United Slates Cin uit Court, omtrict ot Waohinimnn,
at his office i.. Goldenua'e, Wash., on July 10th,
18KS, y -z :
JUHST C CRAWFORD,
Purchase Anplicition Nn. 637. under Section 3. For
leiluie Act, sept. 29. 1800. t than r lb west quarter
O Hoc 8 Tp 2 N, Hf 4 . , W M.
He names tb- following w tnessee to prove his
claim U ltd land vis V rnon T. Cooke, Henry F.
Brut.e, Levi R. Hilleary, W Iliam l. Giiuiore, all of
(J rand Dulles roatomo , Washington.
. my27 JOHtt i. UK GHtOAN. Register.
Cut Flowers for Hi
-BAVS all style f wires, inc'ndin? Odd Fellows.
Kninhtnuf lythiM. MM-n and Woodmeo Ue-
Mims. It very thine in rleral Uecora4oDS luinisbta
on short notice. Prices reaaa.hie.
A. C 8 U"LINO.
junl Corner Eighth snl Lib- uy Ms.'
f QfJ Puie Gflflds and Fnll Wefghf,
GO TO A ct.c Can fy Fact.fy
This -cndGrful tTopfiration la Pnrcly Vcjetf.ble : coirpctir.clcd
from the prescription of the OCLoial physician to the Court oi Spain.
" Espano " recreates Mental and 2serre Poorer in Man and Woman.
An infallible remedy for Nervous and General Debility,
Nervou9 Prostration, Creeping Paralysis, "Weakness caused
by Debilitating I.os3es, Excesses or Over-Indulgences, In
cipient Softening: of the Brain or Paresis, Dizziness, I,oss of
Memory, Confused Thoughts and all Brain, Nerve or Sexual
Weaknesses. It has no equal in restoring the Stomach and Brain
to its normal condition following the abuse of Alcoholic Beverages,
or indulgence in tho Opium, Morphine or Chloral habit.
THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND NERVE REVIVER
Have you abased the laws of nature and injured your nervous system ?
Are you despondent and melancholy with confused ideas and gloomy thoughts ?
' ESPANO " will positively cure you. It contains no mineral poisons and
is remarkable for awakening organic action throughout the system and an
improvement in every tissue. It produces better muscles, bones, nerves, hair,
nails, skin, blood and gives vigorous life to tho unfortunate who has exhausted
his powers. Prepared in tablet form and packed in boxes convenient to carry
in the pocket. Each box contains 90 doses or enough to last one month and is
worth many times its weight in gold. The price $1.00 per box or 6 boxes for
$5.00 if ordered at one time and a guarantee will be given that any case men
tioned above that it does not cure, the money will be refunded. As to our
financial standing we refer to any bank in this city. Sent charges prepaid to
any address in United States or Canada. Put upin plain wrapper with no
mark to distinguish what it is. Send for circulars and testimonials. Address,
1 Stockton Street
SAN F3ANCISC0, CAL., U. S. A.
An able Brain and Nerve Specialist can at any tirno be confidentially
consulted entirely free of charge, personally or by mall, at tho above
address.
0$ -0
kThgis
OMAHA.
KANSAS CITY. ST. PAUL,
Chicago, St. Louis,
AlfD ALlJPOIKTR
EAST. NORTHIand SOUTH.
Leave The Dalles.....
Arrive at The Dalles.,
f 8 05 A. M.
" 1 25 P. M.
I 4 05 P. M.
"Ill 65 P.M.
PULLMAN SL) EI IR ,
COLONIS S1E1 IFBS,
R1CUNI G CHAIR CABS
And DINERS
Steamers from Portland to San Francisco
Evbrt. Foca DATS
T ckets to and from Europe.
THE GERMANIA,
STUBLING & WILLIAMS, PROPS.
Wines, -Liquors and Cigars.
Fine
All brands ot Importeil L'qnors, A and Porter,
and Genuine Key West Cigars. A full line of
-CALIFORNIA : WINES : AND : BRANDIES.
welve-year-oM Whiskey, strictly pure, tot meolciu.U por
Dnees. Malt Liquor. OoUimbU drewerj beet ou dtaugnt.
ISO Second Street. 'FIIF3 UALLFS, OI?.
San i
Francisco i Beer i Hall
I.IOXIi.l-' Proprietor.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
ALL KINDS OF BOTTLED BEER.
COLUMBIA BREWERY BEER ON DRAUGHT.
Ft rates and s-errral information cal' on R. E
LTTLE, Depot Tieket Agent, The Dalles, Oregon.
W. H. HURLBrKT, Asst. Gen. Psst Apt,
254 Washington M., Portlaod, Or
FRBM TERMINAL OB 1K1ERIUR POINTS
Northern Pac.
KAILKOAD
Is tbe line to take
0 ALL POINTS EAST AKfl SOUTH
It is the Dining Car Route. It rent Thrnutfh Te-S
iibnled Trains tery Day io tiie ytw to
ST. PAUL dnd CHICAGO.
(SO CHANGE OF CARS.)
Cnnipu cd of Dining Cam uneurpvpferti.
urawinK-rxro Mecpeta .i Liuet
Equipment
ul ma
Beat
TOURISrS SLEEPING CARS.
that can b- rorstmcipi. and In which acoom
modation eie lioth Free and Farnieheu
Jut bt-lders of First or Second
class Tick fits, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
A Continuous Line, Connecting with
All Lines, Affording Direct and
Uuinterrupted Service.
Pullman sleeper reservations can be secured In ad
yance throujrb any sgent of tbe rosd.
HROUGH TICKETS TOLV?dA!
iigland and Karope can be purchased at any ticket
otfic6 ot tbe company.
Fnll information co rnhur rates, time oi train.
routns and other det.ils furnished onbaj plication to
W. C. ALLOW AY, Arent
D P. A. ft Co.,
Regulator office, Tbe Dalles, Or.
A. D. CHARLTON, .
Asst General Passenger Act.,
Mo, 121 First St., Cor. h .
PORTLAND. 0EOON
WORLD'S FIR
THK
SECOND 8TREET, BE I WEEN
LLE-,
UNION AND COURT
OHKOOft
The One Price Cash House,
COR. SS OXD AND COURT STSM
J. P. IcINERM.
lE A LEI1 IN-
Foreign and IcquIh 1 13 Cccds
Hats and Caps, Roots and Shoes, &c.
Agent for the Battenok Patterns; also for the Hall Basasr Dress Forms.
Chas. H. Dodd
1
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IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
AND
nnnirvr
DUUHC1E
1 h n 1 1 I IMVIIIfil fro
1 II tl m al kt M. kkC X JbaaS SL 1. U
FRONT, FIRST AND VINE STS., PORTLAND, OR.
'REAPERS
ANO
mowers m,
Ti. tba many superior points that hsrs
characterised the old rellabls Barkey
Mowers have been added many new
features Inolnfltna. at uum n
- - - . - v...- .M
lirilne the cutter bar, etu. "stviafcf
DODD'5 N2 2 STEEL HEJDER
Effifiodyimc old jrtBcijles ua isw LmproTEmenti, esjcdallj hapten to Orcsoi, WasMnnoii ?U Kilo.
HAND & SELF- FULL CIRCLE
i (V ' ... I ?- ii i
mmmm
MM? HORSE
JLm. JF - ,
1 ALL STEEL
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No. 238 Second Street, East tnd. .
J. FOL 0, Prep
NOTICE FOE PUBLICATION.
Lajtd Ornca at Tda Dallbs. Oasoon,
June 21. 1893.
Notice is hereby siren that the fuilowinsnamed
settler hit filed notice ot his intention to
ke - final proof in support of his claim, and
tLa said proof will be mule before the Register ud
Receiver oi l.e u. B. lana omee at me uaues, ur.,
on eduesdAV, AUipist V. 1HUH, is:
CHARLEi K1RKBAM, of Dufur;
re emption D. . N.i 7299, fr the nu of NWW.
and of ft w, m secza, rp i a. h i k, n.
He names tha foilowins witneeaea to pruve bis
continuous remoenoo upon and cultivation ot said
land, vis:
J. W Monteomerv. G. W. Otey. J hn Decker. I.
B. Humbert, all oi B yd postoffice, urecon-
jun24 - - - JOHN IV. LEWIS, Register.'
SOMETHING WOR H KNOWING
Th:it it is more easv to cure tboe stiff orine from
nervi'us d- bility, ea ly decay, urssnic weaknesses.
CAhaustins los s. in mau or woman, than almont
any o ber chroi ic olease. After years ot study and
expenmentwe nave tbe remedy. N quaes treat
m oi. IH ot despa r 1 o tret past imooaiti,nn on
our purse, p iat outnures on your CO' fldenoe past
fa lures i y remedy Is t,f to-diy- a pneuive cur. .
V.,u bave tried thm all; try this, ii never fails
btate co dition. and medicine will be sfn priatel
on receipt of 3- Address Loc k B-.i 87. Purtland,
tin sn JN. d. i-eierencs as to re&p inaibiutj".
ma20-lvr
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
The-table h provided with the rwat in
thf market.
Transien' trave era i ' be accommo
daud with tbe b s meas furnishtd by
any 'ts-1 in town. ri22 ;
GEORGE T. TH0K1PS0!.
General Blacksmiths,
Near Mint building, Second St
Horse-Rhosins; and Oenersl L Jobbing; a Specialty.
rnces reasonable aad to salt the times.
WANTED..
LA DIEM who will do writing tor ms at their
homes will make soud warns. Bsnlv w th seu
addrssssd, stsnnod envelope, - -
muoa atiloiUKU MUXES,
nv26 south Bend, tnd
FOR RENT.
THK BUILDING ON
Union and Court.
FRONT HTRKET, between
For terms, apply to
H&S, Aw sLaBOJtZET.
Lasd Omci at Tub Dllss, Orboob.
June z3, IxOi
Notice is hereby riven Unt the fnllowinK-named
settler has filed notice of his intention to nuke final
prof In support of his eiaim snd that std proirf I , ,
will be made before the register and receiver at Tbe I Lneap at
usiies, n., ou n eonesaay, a.uus& w, loao, tik
- JOHN E. McOOKMIOK, of The Iiailes;
Homeatead Application No 2611. for the E4 nf W
is. snd w) of M4J aud a&t oi act, oi a c it, lp
lS.uljE.WM.
He namea the fllow ng witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
land, vis:
J.eeph Means. Peter Omeg, H. L. Pow U, GeotyS
D Martin, all oi ine Dalle poewmos, uregon.
un2 : JOHN W.. LEWIS. Register.
County treasurers Notice . '
All conntv warrants registered prior to
Jan. 1. 1890. will be paid on presenta
tion at my orfioe. . . Iotprest ceases after tbia
date. - W illiam Mich ell, .
- , County Treasurer.
Tbe Dalles, May 22. 183
Shade and
Ornameutal Trees,
Flowering Shrubs,
Vines,
Hedge Plants, etc.,
WANTED ?!
To repreitent cur well known homo. You nee t do
capital to represent a arm tiitvt warrai to nurseiy
stock 6rat-elbvtui a d true to name. Work all the
vear. 1100 ft montn to toe mnt man. Appiy, Bti
SCJ. 1j Is. m.fi. m liU-,
Ktirsorymen, Florieta and Seed em en.
aprl St Pstul, Min.
JERSEY BULL
mHE ,
J. stand for the season at the Columbia feed Yard
For service aad particulars apply at the yards, nea
the Brewery, Ut - til LAS OBBORN&
, - aprlT '
ARCTIC SODA, VICHY WATER
And all Flavored Drinks at
Andrew : Keller's : Confectionery,
Second St., Adjoining The Dalles National Bank.
Also Ice Cream. Cream Cake and all other delicate
Refections. my26dy
FOUND.
AN OPEIt-FACE, S1LVKK WATCH; CHAIS
attached. The owner can have the same by
proving iiropertrand paying for this advertisement.
Apply at the freight depot. JAMES CAKNABT.
BOOK 1
BOOK 2.
BOOK 3
BOOK 4.
HEAD Till.-.
"Review of Our Country," by
Hi d. James O. Blaine.
"New Life of Columbus," by J.
W. Boel.
"Complete History of America,"
from the landing of Columbns to
the present time, by Fruf. John
Clark Ridpath.
"Pictorial History of the Co
lombian Exposition." by Hon.
Benj. Buttersrorth.
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Chrittmss, and a first clsss ROUKD-TKiP TICKET
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command and east and trrZi do exactly a hat ee sav.
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TOP BUGGIES, CARTS, ETC.,
FARRIERS CARRIAGES,
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1893 CATALOGUE FRCC.
THE DALLES LUMBERING COMPANY
13 1
Wholesale and Retail Dealers and Manufacturers of
ilcling- Material and Dimension Timber
DRY
Cows Herded.
ANT PERSON desiring cews herds this summer
can have it dons at -the e t of Al i.er m- nt b.
The coal will be taken t- grood pascures and proper
care tasen ot them. Leave oriers at Mr. L. Butler's
mcnS MRS. 1 t)HHXi.
PROMPT DELIVERY
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FINE TJILET SOAPS. COM BS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY, ETC
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