The Times-Mountaineer
SATURDAY MARCH 17. 1884
THBSBFOUBTHS VERDICTS.
Representative Bryan, of Nebraska,
has introduced a bill to amend the re
vised statutes of the United States so
as to permit in rivil cases in the fed
eral conrts a verdict of three-fourths
of the jurors to stand as the verdict
of the jury; and to have the same force
and effect as unanimous verdict.' ': i
- This method" of procedure is very
familiar to the people of California,
says the Kaa Francisco Chronicle,' it
having 'been' in force -ever sinoe' the
adoption of the . aew constitution,
which instrument made express pro
. vision for it It haa beea found in
practice to work extremely well, and
we feel certain that nobody in Cali-
, fornia would consent to go back to the
Id system, which required a unani
mous verdict.
tMr. Bryan has stated the strongest
- and best argument in favor "of three
fourths verdict, and that is that disa
greements are usually caused by one
or two members of a jury, thereby
necessitating a new trial and causing
litiaants no end of trouble and ex
pense. It cannot be quite bo bad in
the federal courts as in . the' state
courts," for the federal judges instruct
juries as to matters of fact, and 'often
indicate to them what their yerdiot
should be, but in spite of that one or
two obstinate jurors may hang a jury.
' It would not be a bad idea if the
same system could be applied to crim
inal cases, possibly not to capital cases,
but to all felonies below -the rank of
murder, and 'to all misdemeanors.
There have been cases time and again
where a single juror has hung the jury
and made a new trial necessary, and
where it has been believed that the
obstinate jurot has been paid for his
obstinacy. 1 If nine jurors out of
twelve could render a verdict, jury
bribing would become so expensive as
. to fall into disrepute. ' "
Whether eongma will accept Mr.
, Bryan's proposal r not remains to be
seen. , No doubt it will .strike, many
' as a dangerous innovation -something
: like abolishing trial by jury altogether;
hut if members will think ii over and
have it explained to theta,ia the light
of experience, it will probably strike
them more favorably than at first
Bight, . ' : '
Mt,MM-scaii.Miii)iB4
of pnblio lands and the Whole of the appor
tionment uio M usea oy roe aonnun id
the building, maintaining and improving of
pnblio reada and bridiies, and is distributed
among the coantiea pro rata aoraiding to
tba area. Last year it wu ' about 165,000.
bat this vear it will not be ao large proba
bly not to exoeed $40,000.
A very pleasant time wu spent laat even,
log at the. residence of Mr. and Mrs. Kirch
off. There were present a number of per
sons possessed Of musical talent, and fa
vored those present with several well ren
dered musical selections. Luncb was served
at a proper hour, and this formed a befitting
close to an evening's entertainment.
The Democratic county central committee
held its convention this afternoon. Au ap
portionment ot delegates waa made of 1 for
every 20 votes oast for A. 8. Bennett- for
supreme judge in 1892, and 1 at Urge. The
-primaries will be held March 31st except
in Wamio precmet,- whihh will be beltf
March 29ih, ao i tbe coonty convention on
tbe 10th of April Great harmony and en
thusiasm prevailed, of oonrso.
New Tork Ami Reports, of'- the organi
sation of the poor man's party in Okaw,
lnd., and other head centers of life continue
to be sent in The leading principle of the
poor man's party is that no man who ia
worth more than $1500 shall be voted for
by any member of that party. . We don't
believe there is any such party as the p or
man's party or any such place as Ok w.
The story is a palpable satire upon the
Democrats and tbe income tax.
The ambitions editor of the Wasco News
is easily satisfied with political honor
This ia what he says: -"Since our last issue
we have been prevailed upon by onr moat
intimate friends to - renounce our intention
oi running for cor -ner. It is their opinion
that onr ma sive intellect should not be
wasted on such, an insignificant position,
andso have importuned us to aspire to some
thing higher at the hand of fame, where
our great ability w U have full awing; ao we
he ebv announce oar4f as aspirant for the
oof constable."
Robert Collyer tells the story "f a little
girl with a vivid immagination which con
st -fitly led her into amazing extravagances
regarding thing, which' she cl imed to have
seen. One day, after an extraordinary ex
hibition ot her . inventive powers, her
mother exclaimed ui despair: "oh, my
dear! my dear! royde rl Don't you know
that Ananias and Sapphire fell down dead
nn innt of the lies the told? Don't YOU
remember that terrible story?" "Ob, yes,'
responded the child, unabashed. "I aaw
them carried in after tbey fell down dead!''
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Kepnca touBty wnvention; iai wotio. ?
Sheriff's Sale. I IA Y All
XJJ JLUU
From Monday's Del. ,
" Mr. A. , A. Jayne, a leading lawyer of
Arlington, wu in the city yesteraay.
Tha meat bounds train was abandoned
veaterdav. It arrived on time this morn
ing. .' - !
The '94 daneinc class will hold their
meeting tomorrow (Tuesday) evening,
stead of Thursday evening.
G. C. Worthington, of Barns, mail C"
tractor on the Boras Diamond route, gave
his wife a whipping recently, and the jost-
lse of the peace of that place gave niui
days in the county jail te meditate over his
misdeeds, says tbe Ochpoo Jtemew.. .....
Augost Johnson, a demented Scandina
vian, terrorized the 'people ot one
Spokane's suburb Tuesday slternoon by
rushing up and down the prairie firing a re
volver snd . veiling. "Lao oat lor me
am the Messiah." A neighbor reported the
case to the Mime, aud the lonatio waa ar
rested.
' The town - of Kalaoia. on the Colombia,
baa a society of ."regulators, " Ihey gaye
one of the citizens. William Miller, a iree
paaa over tbe river last Sunday for failing
to provide tor nis tamiiy sua insisting on
eatms the urovisions given to nis wire and
children by the charitable people of that
. The long trade depression, in Eng
- land is doing much to sap the eonn
. dence of the free traders in their the
ory, and there is now a disposition to
discuss the subject in a rational man
ner. For instance, we find a' promi-
-ent English trade journal 'endeavor
' ing to explain the diminution of
British exports by a statement like
. this: "With heavy protective duties
ruling nearly all over the continent
V tha tendency is to bring out enterprises
locally,, thereby giving but little scope
' for English contractors to come in.and
.' in addition to this, wherever the re
quired, materials, even at an increased
cost, fere " manufactured is : their re :
spective countries, ,,it is very often
' mentioned as one of the terras of the
. undertaking, that as far a possible
they shall be obtained from ( home
' sources, thereby making investors feel
that their money is partly transferred
v to another industrial undertaking Sn
which they are probably already fiaau
. cially" interested. The writer: does
not make it clear 'whether he" sympa
thizes with: the vijrs he quotes, but it
. - is quite safe to, assert that he would
agree that it is' very sensible aod busi
. ness-hke for people to encourage home
industries even at an increased cost if
the result of such encouragement ia to
promote undertakings in which they
are already financially interested.
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Saturday's Daily. '
'' '.The county court adjourned this after
: soon.
Rey." P, T H. McGnffeyr pastor of the
Christian ohnrch in thra eity, is Holding a
series of meetings at Wasco.
About a foot of anow fell at Condon' last
' Monday; but a Chinook wind brevr-the next
day, and the congealed element disappeared.
Mr.jO. C. Roberta is in the oity to-day.
He lives about twelve miles .from Hood
River, and says be came to the station on
snowsboe yesterday. ;
Donald McKay, the noted Warm Spring
tcont, has beep . quite sick at his home on
,: the Umatilla reservation. At last accounts
he was improving. , , , , ; v c;. .... , ; ,
, A new light craft ateamer called the
Eugene has been built at Portland foe' tbe
trade of the upper Willamette. She will
make tbe trial trip on March 12tb, .
Prof. J. D. Robb, for many years the
. principal of The Dalles public schools, ia
prominently spoken of as a candidate for
. state superintendent of pub'io schools.
Mr. Lesiie Butler, who left this city last
, fall for Kansas, where he has remained ever
since, returned last night witb tbe. inten
tion, we believe, of 'relocating in this eity.
. Another crank has appeared. He is to
be hsultd from Juneau. Alaska, to New
Tork City by dogs in. 200 days on a wager,
not entering the United 8tates until he
reaches Dakota. .. . . - -
There ia a very perceptible movement in
the political caldron in this vicinity, and
there is not the least doubt that th-j county
convention will have sufficient candidates
from whom to make a choice. ..
Mr. H. J. Maier baa plana drafted for1 a
cottage residence in the west end of 'the
city. The contract will be let in a few
days, and when finiahed it will.be .one of
the handsomest dwellings of the city.
Miss Lucy Staats is very sick at Dufur
with typhoid ' pneumonia. She resides
some distance from tbe town; but was
taken during the week to the residence of
Mrs. Balch, where she will receive medical
attention. . "' ' . ' -
The Condon Globe aays that "Urole Je
rome" Parsons ffsve the editor of the Fwa 1
Journal a "drabbiog" one day this week
witb a eane, for offensive remarks matte by
Mr. Stewart while on. the Witness stand and
in tbe co lames of bis paper.
Dr. L. Vanderpo6l, the president of the
8. B. cempanv, and tbe originator and pat
entee of that class of proprietary medic aes,
is'very a ck at his home in Dufar. He is
affflcted with a carbuno e, which is causing
him a great deal of distress. - ,. , (
About twenty couple left en this after
nton's train for Hood River, to be present
at a banquet to be beld at tbst place under
, . . rTt . CI . I J ,L'
toe auspices 01 me juwiera oar joogo mis
venins. There will also be work in the
third degree of the B.'ae lodge.. Those who
ii . . :kO. II
' Jerry , Phillips; of Lexington, -Morrow
county, wss in Penileton Idooday, on his
way home from the Malheur country, where
be bad bees anoved in au winter, ne re-
oerta'six teet of snow, and that provision
are not very plentiful. , fle same out on the
ernst of tbe saow. which bote up horse and
rider.
Jndge Fullerton has again postponed the
sale of tbe Oregon Paci ho, and haa set June
1st as the date when the property will be
knocked down to tbe highest bidder.! This
date was set oa tbe pcomise ot the would
be purchasers that they would bsve 13,000,
000 at band at that tine to pay for the
road. -
,: Tbe apportionment fixed by tbe Demo-
era tic Central Committee gives tbe follow-
ing representation; Falls 6. Hood Biver 10,
Baldwin 2, Moaier West DM a 7. Trevitt
8, Bigelow 11, Eist Dalles 8. Columbia 3,
Deschutes 3, JSigbt Mile 3, lUnsene 3, Ua-
fur 4, Bakeoven 2,,Tygh 3, 0k Grove 3,
Wamio 4, Kingsley 4, Antelope 3.
An' exchange aaysr "Wht is a home
without a newspaper? ; It is a place where
old hats are staffed into broaen windows;
where the . wife looks, like a bag of wool
with a string around the center; where the
husband has a tobacco juice panorama
painted on bis -shirt bosom, and tbe neg
lected children -wipe', their nag Lac ted noses
on their jacket sleeves."
- An exchange save: It is reported that
gang of opium and Ctudese smugglera open
atang on fuget sound, when tbey are bard
pressed by tbe eustomroffieers dump their
uvjos; oarKD . w evuiies w souua, put
ting i bains and ball on their legs to ituure
their quick disappearance whan heaved
overboard.' . It's-rough on tba Cninamen,'
but the saving of the smugglers. ,
: A sweet-.girl graduate, says an. txchaoge,
thus described" the -manoer in which a goat
butted the boy out of a front yard.: "He
burled tbe previous end of his anatomy
against the boy's afterward with an earnest
neas and- velocity which backed by the
aenderosity of tbe goat's avoirdupois jm
ported a ' atomentain that was not relaxed
until be landed on terra firms beyobd the
pale of the goat's jurisdiction.
A Populist paper gives tbe following' very
good advice, an 1 is particularly applicable
tu the paper's own party, 'made up of office
seekers: u "Men who are honest in their
politics and have tb beat interest of tbe
country at bsart. must pay no attention, to
the talk of politicises who are candidates
for office.- - Theee -moegreL politician.. . ho.
are' anything in politics to benefit them
selves, start all kinds of reports to prejudice
people against honest meu whom tbey fear
are in the way of their success."
i Mr. John steis, who has been ill fnr
long time.rtied this mnruing from the ffects
of a hemorrhage. r He has not been con
fiued to bu bed all-ibi time, and at ai
most' of the . Soon after breakfast,'
wmle oittii'g in a eb'air, he wa attache I bv
tbe hemorrhage, and soon alter deith re
sulted. Mr. Mem was aueii about 65 jvear. i
We are under obligations to Hon. D. Wi
Vorhees for a copy of the tariff bill. 1994,
as it passed the house of represent aves
Feb. 1, 1894. With the index it makes a
pamphlet of 94 pages, and we have not
had time to peruse tbe contents. It has
been amended in several particulars in
the senate, and if it passes that body it
will be a different measure from tbe Wil
son bill.
A Washington dispatch says: B. F.
Dwell wins nis case with the Applegate
heir. : Dowell and Applegate were bonds
men of Secretary ot State Msy. -Dowll
bad to pay the bond, amounting to $13,000,
Applegate putting bis property into such a
Shane that it could not be reached. The
decision to-day was for a forty-acre traot,
hat involves 1000 acres in D mela county,
This will bring up an old case tbst exalted
general attention during severs! yours.
Canyon City Newr. Latest repDrts from
down tbe river are to the effect that Sheriff
(Jamba believes that Hamblehtbe murderer.
ia - in hidinir amonff the rimrocks in the
Shoofly country. In fact Mr. Combs
brought" the newa to town himielf yester-
r)v. and said that fcUmb'et btd been with
out food for three days They had driven
horses into his section ot the country hop-
ids that he would come out of his hiding
place and take one so that tbey conl-1 track
him home, but be stubbornly lefused to
steal a horse.
Pasco Nne: Frankly nutting it, the
Vm is in a "hard row of stum ps" finan
cially. Mo e so than any time in its his
tory. It ia our every desire to keep this
paper out of a "2x6 , but if relief does not
come soon a collapse must take place. Our
merchants are eood encash to supply us
witb dough .the real genuine dough bat
it tikes a few dollars in caxb "on toe Hi
to keen a osoer alive. It is the material
that costs the money, and if a delinquent a
week waa to pay np, the Mew wquhi )t
enabled to creep steadily through the fioaa
cial crisis.
It w difficult for people In Pendleton,
savs the Ecu Oreaontan, where. spring nss
Mima into comDlele Dossession of tbe
weather, to believe that on tli e summit of
the Blue mountains and over in the
Or ind Hondo valley tbe snow was deep
enough to delay the trains for twenty-tour
hours, out such w me case.
west bound, ou the Union Pacific, did not
arrive in Pendleton Saturday, It catno in
Sunday night as one ef tue .sections in
which tbo train was run. Freight train
No. 23, with fourteen cars and two en
gines, was stalled in tbe big drills near
Telocaset. The east-bound passenger
whinh went from Pendleton suotU'
mornios was also delayed near Meacham
until late in th d7 reason of about a
iooc oi. snow f"f ttwav
burinir Sunday a hhinook struck th4t
section ana rflader it difficult to 'make
mueb progress 00 heavy grades. Train
men tbnngbt that tha trains would runireg-
ularly arier tnis morning,
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Common Council.
An adjourned meeting of the common
oooncil was beld at the recorder's office last
March the 12th. at 8 o'clock r. M.
A Present, W H Butts, C E Liner, G C
Eshelman. L B Crowe, T S Joles and T A
Hudson, oenooilmec. " : '
Tbe following proceedings were faadi
The mayor being absent, G C Eshelman
was appointed chairman, and to aot as snob
until the mayor returns.
Oa motion it wss ordered that the veto of
the mayor to the special ordinance in rela
tion to the eewer on Lincoln stre t be taken
up. ' The motion waa carried by an unani
mous vote.
' The ordinance was then placed on its
final pasaaga for the contract price only.
690, which aas csrriad by a foil vote of
th coansrl. i , .... V.
The report of the eommittea oa streets
and pnblio property io relation to repairing
tbe eity - jail was read, and on motion the
matter of repairs was referred to C J Crn-
dall, ' and he was instructed to draw up
plans for the same and give an estimate of
its probable cost.
On notion it was ordered that the oom
mitte on streets, sad pnblio property be in
structed to eater into a contract for twenty
lights or more for a period of two years at
the rate of. $11 per aro light, and tbe lights
for offices and fire department be included
in this price. In case said company refuse
this proposition it was ordered to notify
them that the lights should be shut off.
On motion it wss ordered tbst the re
corder make an assessment of the propor
tionate cost of tbe ssme at the eontraot
price, and place the aid assessment in the
hands of the oity marshal to be oollected
witnin five days as provided by the city
charter. :'! . . -,
It a as ordered on motion that the reso
lution in relation to reduction of salaries be
laid on the table,.nn.til after the qnestion of
the lights js settled.
Tbe ohairmao of .the finance committee
reported verbally that in the matter ot the
bill of Sinnott ft Fish for board of prisoners
for month of February, that the firm bad
promised to furnish an itemised bill, which
bad not been done, and the committee
asked; for further time in which to make a
final report. '; '. ;
It was -ordered that tbe recorder be in
strueted to notify the property owners to
turn over their assessment to the city
treasurer within five dsys from the passage
oi said ordinance. ,:
On motion it was ordered that the
pairing of the street at the Union Panifio
epot be referred to the . judiciary commit
tee, sod. that they investigate the same.
It was ordered on motion " that tbe fire
war leu : be iatrnoted to notify the ooou
pints of a building in tbe vicinity of the
New Uulnmbia hotel to move or make sifer
certain .stove pips in thai hgildin. ami
that tie- recorder, he- mitraotwf to reiaeit
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sue are wimra .vi pen win his uuby.
Tbe matter of the rvaainng oi the cistern
ii the Ext Hod was refer r;d to the c unmit-
ou streets and public pr -party.
There appearing oo further bnsioma the
eaoil alp lurnod subject so the ollof the
Sj'roianr
Assessmtliit Comparison.
Editor Dally Tutss-lloinrraiirssa:
Believing that a comparison showing
the difference in the assessment for 1892
and the year 1S33 under tbe new law
would prove to be interesting to your
many readers and taxpayers, I herewith
append a statement of each year's as
sessment. The assessment on agricultural lands
'tor 1893 shows a decrease io values of
fifty cents en tbe acre compared with the
'92 assessment, but, in round numbers, a
gain of $20,144 on tbe whole amount of
agricultural lands, there being a gain ot
18,922 acres over tbe preceding year's as
sessment.
Town lots show a decrease in value of
$43,0M) for the '93 assessment.
. Military road lands show a decrease in
Value of $50,765 on account of being de
clared government lands and not subject
(o taxation
Improvements show a decrease of $50,
213. Merchandise and implements show a
decrease of $37,142. '
Money notes and accounts show a de
crease of $544,444. Mortgage notes were
included in this item, which were net in
the '93 assessment
Household furniture shows an increase
of $14,048 for the '93 assessment. '
Horses show a decrease in '.valne of
$66,595; av.rage for '92, $23.13 per head;
for '93, $17.44. - .
Cattle st)qw a decrease in value of $23
924 1 average for '92,. $12.13 per head; for
93, $10.27.
Hheep show a gain in number ef 25,
055. for '03, but a less in value of f 14,248.
Average for '92, $2 04 per head ; for '93,
$164.
' Swine show an increase in number, but
a decrease in value of. $394 ; average for
'92. $3.46 per head; for '93, f 2.69.' '
Thqs t will be seen by a -comparison
of the two assessments that while- the
values of all property show a lower val
uation for the '93 year, the taxable prop
erty for the same year shews a gain of
about $100,600. It should also be borne
in mind that the property represented by
mortgage notes on the '92 assessment was
not tnqct) collected oa, while, under the
present aase88tneat,ltoau all on qqllected,.
The new law ef not allowing any deduc
tion for indebtedness1 and not assessing
mortgage note does not make tbe differ,
ence in tbe amount of taxable property
as a great many aeem to think it should,
as what is gained , In the new law by not
allowing a deduction for indebtedness is
lost in not assessing credits on mortgage
notes. In order to re luce it to a more
gltnple prPhlem we-will take for example,
Mr. ao l Bs. assessment under the old,
law. Each own a pteoe of property ' val.
uedat$2O0O. A.' gives in bis prope-ty at
$2000, butowts IS. $1000, and gets a reduo
tioo for it which leaves his taxable prop
erty at $1000. B. gives in his property
at $2000 and note against A. at $1000,
which make the total of both assessments
$4000. Underthenew lawot no deduction ,
they are both a-.aessed at $2000, e ach, and
as a natural consequence in "most cases,
Mr. A. blames the county assessor. -
' ,.- , - j. J.W. Koohtz."".
, J would Hke to 44 p- & to the above
gtatemftnt that the poudty assessor has no
say in the levying of either atgte, county
school or eity taxes, and is therefore not
responsible for the present high taxes.
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In Memoriam.
The following was handed ns to'day
by a frie.id of the family, with a request to
publish;
BT L. P. .
Ii memorian of little Leo Sandrock who
died March 4, 1894: ' :
Tbe Lord haa called away our darling
And 1 ft us here i-i orrow;
Has called him to his borne above,
To sing around hia throne. .
How dear, our Leo waa t ns;
He wag our morning light, -But
Ihon haat taken him .to Thee,
To I'hy blest home of lUht.
We watched our darling till the last -
Sweet breath of life wa gone,
And o'er the river of death he crossed
To dwell with, the a.ngels above.
Oh, may we meet our darling Leo '.
' V hen our earthly task is done,
For up n heaven with G d we know
: i here's never sorrow known
The consecrated cross weT, liS&r
till death -sts uafrea.
An then go home our orowu to wear. .
: And sing with thee around od's throne.
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A tepnbli..ii Convention for the
County of Wasco, State of Or gon, is
called to meet in Dalles City, in said
county, on Wednesday. April 4. 1894.
at 10 o'cIock a m , for the purpose of
nominating candidates for the following
wuulv oiuuers: une uounty commis
sioner, County Clerk, County Sheriff,
County Treasurer, County Assessor,
County School Superintendent, County
Coroner and County Surveyor, and also
1,...: ... i ih
x rau ameers ior me several Dre-
wulo wu iigui, delegates to the state
Convention, and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
euuji vonveution. . ine Uonventinn will
consist of 67 Delegates, chosen bv the
several precincts,' and the several pre-
wuu, u mo iuuuiy will De entit frl tn
representation in said Convention as
iouows:
uigeiow a
East Dalles , 1.1116
Mosier ""2
East Hood River . " ""3
v
rmiawin .
Joiumbia. . ..2
Nansene. . o
Kineslev 9
Wamic . . q
1 1 . - -
osKe uven
Trevitt . , . a
we8tlalles : a
Falls J a
vvesu nooa civer 4
Jtuight Mile .., 2
Deschutes ... 2
Dufur 4
Tygh 2
Jak lirove. ' 2
Antelope 4
the same being one Delegate-at-large
from each precinct, and one Delegate
for every 25 votes, and one for every
fraction over one-half of 25 votes cast
for the Republican legislative ticket at
the election in June, 1892.
Primaries to elect the deleeates in
each of the several precincts will be
held on March :8, 1894 In East Dalles
precinct tbe polls will be located at the
Wasco Warehouse, and Frank Lauehlin.
Frank Creighton and D. H. Roberts will
act as judges at said election ; in Bige
low precinct the polls will be located at
the office of Wm. Michell, and Charles
Cooper, C. J Crandall and Tom Joles
will act as judges at said election ; in
Trevitt precinct the polls will be located
at the County Court Boom in said pre
cinct, and J. S. Fish, C. E. Bayard and
C. L,. Phillips will act as judges at said
election; in West Dalles precinct the
polls mil be located at. the City Mills,
and J. W. Marquis, T; A. Hudson and
A. A. Urquhart will act as iudires at
said election ; the polls - in each of said
four precincts will be kent oten from 12
o'clock m. to 7 o'clock p. m. for the re
ception of votes.- The polls in each of
the other precincts in the County will
be located at the usual vlaces at the
hour of 1 o'clock p, m and will be con
ducted in the usual manner for holding
primary elections.
U. e. HUNTINGTON,
Chairman Rep. County Committee.
J. S. Fish.
8ec"y Rep. County Committee.
Executor's Notice.
n the matter of the estate of William H. McAtee,
A aecearea.
! Notice is hereby given that this undersigned has
been by the Count; Cuurt of Wasco Coui.ty, S(t
Of th-egon, appointed executor de bonis nPI instead
ot B. C. McAtee, removed, at the estate of William
H McAtee, deceased. All nenons bvng ' claims
against, or business wthi, said estate are notified
and required, to present same .with the proper
vouchers to tbe undersigned executor, at his resi
dence in The Dalles, Wasco County, Oregon.
Dated Tbe Dalles, Oregon, this 12th day of Jan
nary, 1894.. OEOKGE A. LI ERE,
Executor of the Estate of Wm. Q. MoA tee, decs'd
s.
Republicans Organizing:', '
Republicans arc"' beginning the work of
the campaign in good 'earnest at Aatelope,
and the Herald bas the following notice of
tbe preliminary meeting for tbe organisa
tion 1 of a club: "Quito a - number of , the
leading citizens of this commnnitr met ia
girehbeiaer hall last Wednesday after?
noon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of making
preliminary arrangements (o organise a pro
tective olub at Aotalopg oejt Saturday,
March 10th, ac 2 o'clock P. M. C. 7: Lane
was elected chairman of tbe meeting and
W. Bolton -secretary. Suggestioas were
mads by several enthusiastic protectionists.
present, and oa . motion it wa decided to
appoint a committee of three to draft a con
stitution and a sat of . by laws for the club-,
and to submit tbe same, snbjeot to approval
at tha organiMtioa- nex; Sstardiy. -The.
ohairmao then appointed E M Soutt, R.
1. Kelsay aud A M. Kel-ar as auobj oim-
mittee, after which a motion to adjmrn -wasoarrftd1'
,."
Death of Hiss steel. '
Miss Jennie Steele, who bas bea afflicted
witb oonsumption. for . several years, died
last Saturday evening at the residence of
bar parent near this oity.' Tois Y th sea,- 1
ond member of - tbe family who has fallen a
Victim to this terrible disease, and tb i par-'
sots sad rejatiyas will reseive.ths heartfelt
sympathy ot tba community in their sal
bereavesnnt. Miss' Steel was ' aff'd' 33
years, and a young lady of most ss timable
traits of character. In. her daily walk she
exemplified tbe teachings of a higher life,
and those who mourn her demise feel fully
assured tbat she was well prepared for a
brighter anal better existence Thsfaneial
topk place to-day from tbe Methodist
cfaurob and vas quite largely- attended by
friends ol ths family, ,
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wMumi tm exprett order of harper Brother.
Aldrass: HAR?E9 BRt,T-HES New Tork.
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ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIG:.
1 . i '
NOTICE is heieby given that th anderalaed has
been duly appointed hy the ooiuuv court of
Wasco county, Oregon, administrator of the estate
of Ella Johnson, deceased. All persons havimr
claims against tbe said deceased, are hereby notified
to present the same properly verified to the under
signed in Dallas City, Orega, written six month
from date thereof. UP. OSTLUND,
.... Admnistrator.
Dated March 9,1864. ..
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXEOUTIOiT and order of
Issued out o tbe clrouit rn
btate of Orego. for Waac, un" d"c
anfl J dgmeot made, rendered and ninaH hv
JKui,,-S? " T 1 embsr, 1893. in favoTof
Mh woerein t. a, johi
tas piaintui, la a i
George. W. Johnstoi
Johnston and
nH...i. co-ianners, doing bjsmess
aTbS.' Johnson Broa. w. plaiT
uoa,anu A r Brown and M Broan wen defend.
a2ad2J5JS7'BF!?J?d lands mSuned
I '.t bl t1? writ and hereinsf ter described.
t bidder fir oai VbZd. ST
Saturday, the 10 h day ef February, 1894.
nTuaiTSr xvsrR?. .y. .. th.
City In Wa CTy; Oregon 1 Se .iSj.
?hT1"'" T""10! ectlon 2s, in township
Un ,-5' "?.13 ". the Willnette Merid
ian, in Wasco County, Oieg..n, Uiner with the
unTKn"'6'" "d PPn-ces the'rhJ!
much 'tsspjSuS? :.!??s: .
STi. 2?"S Wilh "nattoTrLts'of
bar 189S aim Z . . .e 1,1 "ewm
?S Lirf ,fM "orney's fee and 1.7 eosu
in said su.t. tosether with Tj
accruing cosu of sale. t. A. uaRi)
r. , . ., bheruT bf Wawo County, Oregon.
-Dated " tle City, Oreg.iW Jan. u, 187jal2
Afiministrator's Sale.
WP&REAS, the Hon. County Court of the State
Of Oreron. f. ir t n,,..- . n- . .
Sfn? hnmf duly made an order di
I.0""? "e, the .ml, appointed, qualiBed and acting
administrator of tbe estate of Ernest 8. Uge. d
ceased, to sell the lauds and premises belonging to
sa.d estote, and hereafter paJiicuiarTy drfbed. at
0clion' ,oe biddw. tor aSln
i t?Z. tnere,ore' . ?y virtue of such authority, and
10th Sm,atJ?Fl omer-1 UI- 00 8turday. the
lutn dav of Fehr&rv lacu - k i . . .
o;c.ock j the forenoon of auiTdaf. u e"fr,t dolr
M the Couuty Court House in lilies City, Wasco
County Oregon, sell, at puhlie .u aion. to the high--t
bidder, for c.sh in hand, the lands and premise
belonging to said estate, and particularly described
s fo lows, to-wit:
nIll,-!OU5hu V" and the southeast
quarter of the .orthwest quarter (, of nwi) of
section Wtaeu, (16) in township one (1) south, of
rnge fourteen (14) east, of the W illamette Meridian
111 Uasco OUntV ' Oraron v,l.i.,i.. I ..
i ' "d MLie WI" marie sublect to ap- I
proval and conarmation of the said Countv rvinrt ?
a.h d 3 ,UallM Uly Wueo Oounty. Oregon, this
Adm r of the Csute of Ernext 8. Haitge, deceased.
aw That
We carry a full line of Stoves and Ranges,
Building Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware.
Fishing Tackle, Guns, Ammunition, Pumps,
Iron.Pipe, etc. We are sole agents for the
Garland Stoves and Ranges
he World banitary Plumbing, Tin-
ing an J iRoofing a Specialty.
Groceries, Provisions! Cprdwood.
tte ted
MAIER & BENTON. The Dalles
SUMMONS
I N THE CIRCUIT COURT of tbe State of Oregon
X for Wasco County
eorge W. Rowland, plaintiff, vs Hmrh Oonriav
and Bessie ' outlay, defendants.
To Hiwh Gourlav and
named defendants.
In the name ot the Stale of Oregon, yi ad etch
of jou, are hereby req ued to appear ana answer
the complaint of piaintid, aied against you in the
, ' - u,s v r oemre sne nrst uuy
regular term of tbe Circuit Court ef tha Stui
Oregon lor Wasco County, next following the final
puoucauoii oi tnis summons, to-wit; oo or before
ul. ,jjin o.y or r brury, 1884, and If you
, ?,!? and n,wer- 'or want there f the
pi .inUff will apply to tbe Court for the relief prayed
for in his complaint, to-wit:
For a decree of Jorrcloeure of
gage deed made a 1 executed. by you to E. R
nZ V't.3ddy of November. 1893, upon allot
: ,ws Aooiuon to uaiiss OIT.
in Wasco County. Ommn. anrf u.-.!; ... J.
oordrd map of said Addition to said City, and that
' r1" uuuer sucn loreoiosure ascrse
" "ID uHiuer urovnn-a nv law atui uwwI m m K-
pracuce OI uus Court: th.r f.nM tk. . i i
f" aals, the plaintiff have and receive the sum of
S350, and interest oa said sum since November S.
1881, at the lat ot 10 per. cent per annum; also the
further sum of 60 a a reasonable attorney e
- ,..iu uiwvuii to lorcicse said mortgaga
aad collect the note thereby secured and beiein
sued upon, together with plaiutuTs costs and dis
bursements mada a.rt immlMl in .V... i i.. j
, . .u .UU .UVtUU-
Ing accruing cost and expenses 'A aala, and that
plaintiff have judgment over arid against the de-
Qugu uouriay, ior anv detk-ieocy remain
ng after all of tha nroMxdanf a.rk .-i- 1-
api-Lcable thereto, ahall have htn .nrjia i. V.J.
meutol plaintiff demand as above set forth: tbat
upon such foreclosure sale all of the right, title, in
tereet and claim of you and each of you, aad all
person claiming or to claim by, through or under
t--m, w, uumu oi you. in ana to said morttraeed
r--" j ua torever oarred
reiuea irom sue equity of redemption, i
for such other and further relief as to th Court i
aeem equitable and lust.
ini summons is served upon you by publication
thereof In Tbe Dalles 1iau.Unn.T.JT .
paper of general circulation, published weekly at
S"aie"o,Cit,t Vf? tountr. Oregon, by order of
"V j- "w, -uoge oi sail utreuit Court,
which order bears date the 27th day of Uecemher,
1 MOM niTEITU - . . . n . . .. "
vvruaaaLfltrUk
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the uader
- signed, administrator ot th estate of Harri
son Comm. deeeased, bv virtue ol an order of the
- vuu.jr uuj 1 u uie oiase 01 -uregoB for Wasoo
ouuiy, in prooaia, maue on toe sta day ot Septem
ber, A. D. 1883, and a supplementary order mad hy
wm, , w. umwv unnuw zx, lew, win on Satur
day, ue UTtn day of Jaooarv, 18S4, at the hour ot t
' - v. wuu.ua, at wm uourt iiiiose door In Dalles
City, in Wasco Countv, State of Oregon, sell at pub
lic auction to .the highest bidder for cash in hand,
subtret to the confirmation of said Court, all of the
vuvwiu utaunueu real estate ana water rights, be
longing to tbe estate of the said deeeased. to-wit. -
Auowmuau ui 1,00 - aortneast quarter, and the
northwest quarter of the southeast nmn n
tion twenty-five, in townahiD two north of range too,
n nt 1 li Tin 11 1 .ii , 1 .
(uBiuMw iuwmian,ci,ntviinmg u an ras
u. vwiiusy, nn oi reoon; sad
aio the earn half of the east halt ol section o.
twenty-five in township Ko two north of mate tea
eait ei we npiamette merldiaa,' eontaining lea
su aituatea in naeeo uouoty, btate of Urs
gen, together with tbe tenement, hereditaments
iiu aupurtenances ana water rights thereto belong,
ing, ahd belonging to said estata
All the above described' property, loeludinr the
warn rignts, 10 oe toju in one parcel.
Dated, December M. 18SS. - v
- -. . . . . . J.W.CONDON..'
Administrator of tha astata nf n... n
deceased.. ------ ---- ,
Fastest an Ftaest la the WaviaV
trer accomodations unexcelled.
IEV 08. l5H000ERf AND 6U5B0W.
BV..-
NEW T9BE, 6IBBALTEB and HAFIJBS,
' Atregnbsr Intervale.
. 8AL00II. 8EC0N0-CLASS AH0 STHRA8E
rates oa lowest tons so and from tbe principle :
BtEBa ALL 06OTBOT4i rWTB-
ttakaa avauahla to vstora bv either tha Die
turesaae Cards A Vara at lselaad arBanlaa A SlbraTtar
Snfti i4 Staisy etwi to v wt iwHi
Anply to any of oar loeal Agent or to'
BEMBBSSON BKOTHEB8. Chicago, III
AOiAT- WA'TEI -.Apply to "Hjos. A.-iudson,
gene ral agent,TbeDal les: Or. jan 21-92
aurl haa been a resident nf The O-tlles f r
loon oumber of year. He resided tvitn bis
wife in the aouiharo pirt of tba oity, ul
has not been able to follow auy oo -uptiou
tor soma years;"' - ;
Ui.ieUHiiurg Jitguler; i o vouukt io-ti
fiom. the , Swaiilc imuiiig distnot retiently
viaitea opoaaue rakiug with them aome
large DUggets of ilil valued at severs
buniired dollars. 1 h- y d clm d to Mate
where tbey . found the gold further than
that . it came from the Cascade ner the
Swank district, i It ha-i- heea hiuted from
several eooservative sources tbst the pres
ent season .will witness aome starting do-
veloptnenta in that famous imnitig region
Tha . mines of Kittitas may yet lead the
state io tbe production of gJld, as iby now
ao. in iron ana coal.
From Tuesday Daily.
H. Rigna, of Wasco, is iu the
left here will return on to night's 11 o'clock
train. . ' . -. ;
-' Ia pursuance to an act passed by tha last
' loftislatore the secretary of state on Monday
last divided all tbe proceeds ot tbe 5 per
entnm fond now in the state treasury and
tba direct tax food among tbe several coun
ties of tba state according to their area.
Tnis per centum fund arises from the fate
, Hon. W
eity.
. Tbe train due here from Portlaod at 1
o'clock did aht arrive until balf-psst2 this
afternoon. '
Judge Br'adshaw. District Attorney Wil
sou, A. 8. Bennett aod B. S. Huntington,
are ic attendance on the circuit cuurt now
in aeasion m Mora;
Very delightful weather is enjoyed id this
city, liut the surnmit of tbe surrounding
bills in . the yicioity, except to the south
and east are covered witb the mantle of
mtw.
, Washington Independent: Gladstone, the
greatest statesman of Europe aod of the
world except our Congressman - Wilson
who sent ns some seeds this week,' has re
tired from the premiership of England oa
account of failing sight of tbe eve.
There were; two hoboes arrested - lsst
nis.bt by the police of this city and lodged
in jail. Tbey were tried this morning by
toe recorder, and eac noeri o and eosta.
In default of payment they were rain ended
to the custody of the eity marshaL
A spirited horse, while being rode down
Union street yesterday, began boi-king,
and finally - fell en bis hind legs, cuttin? a
severe gashitn one ot them. ' Tbe wound re
ceived . waa sewed np, aod it is expected
tbe aoimaf will recover from the injury.
Snow is piling np io the mountains, say
the Uaoven Utv Mew. A pine tree tow
en skyward about 150 feet near Neil Hall'
ranch op tbe creek, and Mr. nail watohed
th snow gradually grow deeper and deeper,
until only a small portion of tbe tree stood
above the surface. The tree, however,
stands alonside of a cliff where the anow
drifts considerably.
A Sad Btiss4Qii.
The remains of little Qiadys McParland,
fed about 7"" years, the daughter of Mr,
aud Mrs. E B . UoFarland, arrived oa the
delayed train from Portlaod this afternoon.
Mr. aad Mrs. McFarland, and the two re
maining children accompanied the corpse,
and sooa after its arrival it was conveyed
to 8unset cemetery, where it waa deposited
beside other members ot 'he family who bad
preceded Gladys to the stlsnt shore. A
large number of friends in this eity met the
hearse and. followed it to the city of the
ilead. where the loved one wss laid ta rest
In their aad bereavement, tbe parents and
family have the beartlelt sympathy ot this
oimmonity.
KeaU Estate Transfers. -
Marcn 12 State of Oregon t Heary S
Lewes; nw qr of aw qrof sec 36, tp 2 a, r J
lO.e; 150. ' -
March 12 Jeel Diver and Miani
Pi vers to Orson H Rhodes; sbf of nw qr
and a bf of sir qr ot sea ll.tp 1 n, r 10 e; I
March 13 State Oragns U) John M,
Davis; nw of ne H ec- H P out
range M east; $50."
March 13 United Srates to John M.
Davis; he of se sec 2 lp 4, south
range 14 east; past) pijase. .
JHarcB 13 John M. Davis to Eliza Da-
Vis; nw- at sw U sec 25 tp 4 south
range 14 east; faOO.
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Tbe Dalies Lodre No. 2, I. O. g!.T.;
wishes to remind the puhlio tbat it is siiil
alive and in a floun-hing condition, there
being at present about thirty five members
in good standing, and new ones are being
aided to the roll at every meeting. The
1 dge meet at th- K of P h it!, oorner of
aecond and Court streets every Saturday
evening at 7:31). All members of sister
lodges are invited to meet with, ns and
apeud a pleasant eveoiog with us. . A spec
ial meeting will be beld at the hill ou Sat
urdav, March 17ib, and aU'meuibers are re
quested to be present as there is basinet
ot importance to. attend to.
Dinsmorb Parish. Secretary.
- "'. ' ' NoUce. ' .
To Sabeeribert to the Midwinter Fair Fund:
We an. notified by EL C. Masten, aecre-
ry of ths midwinter fair association, that
00 presentation at his office in Portia id of
recript for subscriptions, tbe pro rata r
ferred will be promptly made. ' Receipts
msy be sent .to him direct or through any
local bank. . Emile SchAnno, '
M. A Moodt,
Sub. Com. for The Djlles, Or.
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uiruugu tote BJhXU 111
I - Rp.lv on Snlnhnr
aj Bitters and health
follow.
3xiL.Lera ail
will follow
penq n oans star
iniprue
PIMPLES.
BLOTOHE8
AND SORES. I
VE TELL YOU
BotWag sew when w state ta It pays t ene
in a narataaeat. atest ltealthv aad nleaaant
ns, test rasara- a araalt for very day's work.
sua is Use bawhacas wa wafer tax werktaft class.
We teaab time how te atak assaey rapidly, and
Saraate every sne was fouaws anr Mstractioni
tafsliy the raakrag of wSwO.Oe a month.
- aTcry ooa wwa taaa son new ana worns win
snrelv ana sseediiv increase their earninss: there
eaa be ns qaession aaeut it; others bow at work
I are ao&ag u.and' you, reader, eso do the same.
This is to best paying business that you have
ever had tbe ehanea to seeaie. You will make a
rrave raistake if yoa fail to give It a trial at oaee.
If you grasp the situation, aad act quickly, yon
will directly fled yourself ia a most prosperous
business, at which you can surely make and save
large sums pf mooex. The results of only a few
tiuura wqr wfi(. qiteo. equHf Wf wef f s wajes.
Whether you are old ar vauiitr. man or woman, it
makes ua dilferenos, -b do a we tell yuu, nqd suc
cess will meet you at tin very start. Neither
experience or capital necessary. Titos who work
for us are rewarded. Why aot write tu-day for
full particulars, free ? B. C. AIXKN A CO.,
box sip. su, Augusta, sue.
SUMMONS.'
In the Circuit ourt of tbe Stote (if Oregq tot
saw vuuuij jt vv mm. f
L E?PufQr' PWntiff, ivs W T BoKers, defendant
To W TRorers, the above named defendant:
in the name of ths State of Mrgon, you are here
by required to. aapsar ao d answer trie complaint
filed against you in the above et, titled action on or
oet re sue nras osy 01 ins next rrgalar term of tbe
above- entitled court, t-wil: 00 or before Monday,
the 28th dav of May. lew. and. if von fail .ntn
,n want toereor trie piainun will take
Judirment for the sum of tl .60, aod interest thereon
at the rate el ot ten per cent, per annum since July
1st, 1802; for 130 as a reasonable attorney's fee for
uwituuug- earn acuon to collect tbe note theruin
sued upon: for tbe further sum of saa lift anrf 1.1
interest thereon since tlie 17th day ol Hay, 182: for
the further mm of S17.M, and leg-sl Interest thereon
sinoe June, 2a, 18vl, together with plamtiffs eosu
u. ..huh, 4 HI, WimUUHII is
hereby served upon you by publication thereof ty
an order duly mad by the '.above named Coont at
tt rearalar February Term thereof oa the 2th dav
of Februrv, 188a. VRANK MKNEFEE, :
n Attorney for PUintiB.' !
Administrator's Notice.
rpO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCSRN:
Notice is hereby (riven that the undersirned has
been duly appeinted administrator of the partner
ship estate of Geo. F. Beer and B. E. WUlUms,
doing- business under tbe ffrrn name of The Dalles
Mrroantiie Company, of woieh firm said Qeorire F.
'leers is deceased, hv order uf tba Hon. Unarm o.
Blakeley, TJountv J tides ol Waseo aounty Oretron,
made OU the- 17th dav of November, l.ttt. and that
be ha duly qualified as such administrator. All
nelson bavinir cl dma asrainat aain eatata mr
quired to present them with the proper voucher
w uijr iwuciwa in vaiiea taty wiuun Biz
mouths from the date ol this notice. . '
Dated this 2d day ot November, 189S.
R. E. WILLIAMS,
Administrator 'of--th partnership eatat of The
Dalles Mercantile Company, consisting- of Geo. F.
Bear, deceased, and it. . Williams.
You Want Your
W fcRp JjirueM si.ri B-.vi. AwrtPd Line in
. u oitt, fit Dry Goods and Notions, Gents' Fur-
n.shinvt Goods and Clotbinj;, Men's, Ladies' and
Children's Fine Shoes. ' .
We Want Ym
- - "
Of course we will pot Prices to suit. Always do .
tbat, Nobody undersells ns. . Come around and
investigate. ' .
- A. M. WILLIAMS & CO
(EsLSff
MAfiHOOD RESTORED
" - w tfnn aaf am famruta aHrih 1 1 i ...
"COPIDEMB"
Ttabi ffreAt Vs0sat-.Kisi
Jionel a famous French pliyn. win o.cklyc
J??? L0',5'r".0,.."ie senerauve ontana. sucb a Lami M.
'rvonn IbUlty,
VftrlfVVHl AVliif
lrvVaantfl otlLr.Br.
aw1 to BprTOatorrho vnd
becnuse ntn?y pr nt ere tmoWM wttlr W
tO 4Urm WllhsUlt san nru.ratl a,.. . ....
BtrORC AfTCR S1' " horrors of Imaounct, bMBMEcl.a
... . Sidneys and thenrlnary onramolaJilmDuritlta. '
v wv. 1, m. ,1 auiina Ann PMknrM am. 1 1 vuh-
1 .r'.MOD.J!"7?rrs re not cured by Itoriors Is because nmetv ner ,i
W0abox.alxforS5.00. by man. Bend for reaa cliSla, aid tiumor' Prtuanjti t cura.
Address A VOL JSKDICIBI K CO, P. O. Box S07S, San Traiielico, Cat. Jbr&Xebf
For Sale by K. W. Helm & Co., The Dlles, Oregori.
HOLIDAY : GOODS : AND v : PRESENTS !
I. O. 1NICKELSEi.
Large Assortment to choose from. 1 Closing out '
r uii vubt au ine , . .
Toys, Fancy Goods and Jewelry
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 1
Fine Gold Watches, from ....
Good Guaranteed Watohes, from ." .'.V. .
. ; Books of Beat Authors, and in all lines of Goods.
15 00 to t27 00
.......... 4 60 to $16.00
Great Baroains. ' -'
E. W. HELM & CO
. . .. Stiooessor to Floyd a Shown.) , ', .
105 SEOONDfSTREET, between COURT and WASHINGTON.1
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
flE TOILET SOAPS, CCKBS..BRUSHES, PERFUKERY, ETC.
Pnre, Lienors for medicinal purposes. Physicians' PrescriDtloBS a fMolaitw
COLUMBIA PICKING COMPANY
Oorner Third and Wuhtafftori streets. !
Cored flams, Bacob, Dried Beef and hm
And the best ppfsUak8, JUutton Chops and '." .' '
Vfal Outlets in the tnarkflU , -
Orders Belivered to Anv Part of tlie Citv. '
Fresh. Vegetables on sale at the Lowest Price.
The Oro Pino Wine Booms
AD. KELLER. MANAGER.
Best Grade rafifornla Wices acd Brandies in tbe Cifr.
Boston, 41an
stamps to H. p. Oidwu A n,
'or best meillhal work pulillabed
I -':St?'-
All owners of dors and cows must have
the former licensed and the latter kept
within inclosnres or herded, or they will
be impounded. Tbe ordinance In refer
ence to those animals 'will be strictly en
forced. Dajj. Malosevt.
- City Marshal.
The Dalies, March 1.1 ,189 .
5 DOLLARS
PER DAY
20 Easily Made.
We want many men, women, boys, and girls to
work for us a few hours dully", right iu snd around
theirown homes. The business Is easy, pleasant,
strictly honorable, and pays better than apyother
uilerea agents. Yon have a clear field snd no
competition. Experience and special ability nn.
necessary. No capital required. Ve equip yoa
witb everything that you need, treat yoa well,
and help yoa to earn ten times ordinary wages.
Women do as well as men, and boys and girls
make good 'pay. Any one, anywhere, can do the
work.,. All sucoeed who follow our plain and Sim
ple directions. Earnest work will sorely bring
yoa a great deal or money. Everything is new
and In great demand. Write for oar pamphlet
circular, and reeeiye tall information. No barm
done it yoa conclude not to go on with tbe
business.
George Stinson &Co.t
BOX -99t
PORTLAND MAINE.
Pr Missed Mi OpBwHuiileyl IMWV? Mias
la. YowrSfcllesMler. tw tnaJerTty BSylagS fliah1 se
pertmrass, and fraa, lbs aaass Itvs m poTsrty awa As la
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
. Lass OmcB at Tas Dau.cs, Oasooa,
Dec tt, 1S93.
Notice Is hereby riven that tbe followintr-namnl
settler his filed notice of his- intention to-
make final proof in sunoort of his claim, and
tLar said prtjof will be made before the' Register and
Receiver of tlie U. 8. land office at Tbe UaUes. Or:,
on Teh. IS, 18M, via:
, 40HN 8, HQTT, .
Hd No. S50S. for ths WW SEW aad EU bWU. Sec
1S.TD1N, Ri E. - , . . , - .
. He names ths rollowliur witnesses te won hta
wnHRUoua-rsaiusage opou aoa etuuvasion Cm
land, via:
' a Parodi. L Lawler. Jesse 8neticer. aad -William
spencer, au cm ane iiaiiee, ureiron.
aecju juun tv. r,cwiti, Keirister.
-A COXPLETE LIKE OF-
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC LIQUORS and CIGARS
gecond Street; between Union and Court,
the dalles, Oregon
THE
GERMANIA
tybrtnowtw f Tl all mawipaav dtwrrwalr (a AS Int ftf mmw. aaai IfcriT
1 hwkbvOwllt ftv CTtwttrjBity. lHVtefwssWaVi
tnmjt Ktwh at. vp strasl dtrffcav. Inipiwy-mr apyutm
uoawntsar. tbsu "ibe tHmaom f rorwtnic dm ,
mrwn sejuitr to wmeh dotswhi atitArriti Mriad mt lifka
ma bnkc flu ebsore, ol Apowntl)rTrrtehw; Vtod
o Mid lr depatrt. fusrw to mrn.M Erw mhM jm tnd
tli OGLim opporUmltrf lwrmtr-ntm ertrrj ehmaem tbi
mr4 vwtAr. attrvl of tavir mwm.t thit is wlteU stniv ;
qmM itMo do. n era la ma ofportnuity, wneh mm h not of ,
wiidm naramaooi Mtxrtnir ponpi. iruprv.l, Kwrl"
mi Immrnt, m ermtxl atmrt in liVo. Tit flOLDrf oirwr
raaojr H basro. If oaey tt bo itrsiale rapid) 7 tid h
tx. All ace
bj any lxxlaairioai person of eft-lie? mex.
mgcM. . mmu
do th ork and Hto at irorsa. whip rover xm txrm. Eras ba
rraur ara anvil j earning from fr ta 6 IO P1 am?. Toa
went 14 job wtst wwa, ni vxi utxn, aai
m jo Bmm lacraaa your 1DC'rnaaa 70a g
smmra tlmaooi j, or all ynnr tfraa to tit w
Capilaa BrOa rerjoirad. Waataitrobi. A
W now and raalrr vonderfoi. Wa fnsl
04w7 yon now. frcw rfJraronnivrMtwn ainanv oar
mo room to oxpiani aoro. n ntm and loarn all free.
tfaaeiMtrt.
oosly j Q(j yon oan. iacroaao yoor iDcmoi yon foo. Ycwa
cau4 u it arna.ro tuuoooaj, oriii ynnr trraato 11 to wore. .ny
to Uam. CispiUiMiiUrod. Wo atari too, AM ia oom-
vro tnstToet aod
by return mail. Dnwtao to delay. Addrvaa at enee. II.,
jea aosb a.Wwei Jaowav vorw. mtwfw wnni Ml fllsartai
JAS. FERGUSON,
UVllUllil UAJllWUiUUlJ
Goods hauled with the'frreatest oaretd all I
oarts ot tne otty oa abort notioe.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION..
Laaa Omcl at Ths Dallbs, Oaasoa;
Jan SO. lftM.
Notice la hereby glren that the followioc named
Settler has filed notice of his intention to aiake Snal
proof in support of bis claim, and that said proof
win be made before the Register and Receiver at
Ins Dalles, Oreiroin, on March 41. laat, yia:
URIAH J. HURST.
Bomestead No. ai&l, for tba 6Wi, 8ec 2, Tp 1 N,
He Batnas the following witnesses to prove bis
cuduuuous reaiuenos apon ana cuiuvation ot aald
auu, vis:
atatdeo Hendrixaen, J. P. Dayidsnn, Jcsepb
wuiaun, rfamflo u. onnsoq, ail OK roe Hallos, Ore
son.
JOHN W. LEWIS',
feM " - Register.
Administra tor's Notice.
VTOnCE 13 HEREBY OTVEM THAT THE UN
JLl denigned waa duly appelated administrator o
tbe estate of Nela Carlson, deoeased. of Caaced
Locks; by the Quunty Oourt at the State of Oreiroa
County of Waroo, oa Beptetnber t, 188S. And,
therefora,' all persons havinit claims against said
stats are required to present the as nss, witb props
vouchers attached, within six months from the dat
of this notice, at my office at Canada Locks, Wasco
Comity, Oretron.
Cascade Locks, Sept, SO. 1801.
, a J. CANDIANA.
A dmlolstrator of the estate ef beia Cenoa, ds
STDBLING & WILLIAMS, PROPS. , V
T,'' ' TTT '' . .. . W .
rrne wines, Liquors and Cigars.
;.. All brands of Imparted Liquors, Ale and Porter,
; v. Geaaiae Key West Guars. A full line ofj
CaUIFORIHA : WINES : AND : BBANDEES
JL"Tf.",'f Whuey. strictly pure, for medlcfua! pur- .'
.... . "esea. alaJt Liquor. Columbia Brewerrbser oo draught.
04 Second Street, TIIK DALLES, OXt
San Francisco
Beer Hall
F. IJEMBkIC, Proprietor. '
WINES, LIQUORS and CGARS.
ALL KINDS OF BOTTLED BEER.
COLUMBIA BREWERY BEER ON DRAUGHT
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN UNION ANE.COUKTi
OIN
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