The Tifles-Mauntainer
SATURDAY.
MAY 5, 1894
DEMOCRATIC RESPONSIBILITY.
It is evident that the Democrats of
(be senate are in a quandary, say a the
Inter Ocean. Tne tariff bill la stalled.
Xbe income tax feature is necessary to
thb support of Ibe Populists, and yet
it in alienating some Democrats. To
take it out or to leave it would be
dai.geroua. On one side ia Scylla, on
tbe other Charybdis, and the Odyssean
problf in is hard to solve.
Tt is clearly the duty of the He-
publican senators to render no assist
ance to the other side in getting out
of the dilemma. If the Democrats
have made a mistake' let them rectify
it as best they can. lhere are no
- occasions when party consideration
must be set aside. A publio calamity
should always be averted, if possible.
however strong the strictly political
temptation may be to let the enemy
' fall into the ditcb of its own digging
Tbia, however, is not such a case.
Even if tbe fate of the proposed in
come tax iUelf were really at stake,
and nothing else, there would be no
occasion for Republican anxiety.
There is no good reason tor reviv
ing any special war tax. . But very
little really depends upon the fate of
this feature of the Wilson bill apart
from its effect upon the fate of tbe bill
as a whole. It seems from the re
marks of Senator Teller, of Colorado,
made in debate a few days ago, that
his state has such a tax as an integ
gral part of its general revenue . sya-
' tern, and that it works - fairly well.
He does not see that ' it is - much dif
ferent in practical operation from a
personal property tax lie did not,
however.advocate the tax.but obvious
ly regards it as wholly . unnecessary
as a part of our national revenue sys
tern. It is clear that the Republicans
should let the Democrats of the sen
ate decide the fate of the amendment
as an amendment, and thus be in pos
ition to antagonize to the: best possible
advantage the bill as a whole.
But it now " looks as if congress
' would have something more perplex
ing to consider than- the income tax,
There are converging on Washington
from all parts of the north bands . ef
unemployed - workingmen' attracted
there solely because the government of
the United States is located there.
From an industrial point of view that
city is : about the . last place in tbe
country to attract , workingmen. It
was designed from the first to be de
voted exclusively to the uses of tbe
government and such persons and in
terests as might grow out of such gov
ernmental affairs. It has got to be
quite a large city now, but all ia the
original line. These industrial pilgrims
are neither tramps nor anarchists. The
disgraceful riot in Boston Sund y was
"incident to the movement in a sense,
but in no respect a part of it. The
rioters ' were local toughs, ith no
thought of enduring the hardships of
the commonweal The "army," wher
ever found,seems to be gaining tbe re
spect of the people along its route.
At Washington they will hardly , be
snuffed out by neglect. At least, if
they are wise, they will by, their, con- I
dnfifc and rtAtilinnn nnmmand resneot. I
ana in proportion as tney no win meir
demands increase the responsibilities I
of the party in power.
"Tbe notes of the national bankers
are guaranteed by the government. "
Salem Independent. The falsity of the
above statement has often been pointed
out, and the Populist organ knows it
is trying to deceive its readers. Tbe
government in its sovereignty jo secur
ity for no man or corporation. Only
as an agent that is itself first secured
does it agree to insure tbe payment of
' national bank circulation. The gov
ernment holds property that is ten
ninths of the amount of the bank cir
culation ot this country, and thp Salem
organ knows it or might know ' it.
Hillsboro Independent. V , .
ITEMS IN BRIEF.
From Batordar's Daily.
K'r. C. P. Balcb, of Dufur, is ki town to
day.
Mr. Fred Merril1, tbe bicyclist, is regia-
- teredat the Umatilla bouse.
Two cases of diphtheria are reported in
the city; but these will be isolated, and
there will be little fear of the contagion
spreading. .
Hall's Hair Renewer enjoys tbe confi
dence and patronage of people all over tbe
civilized world who use it to reato e and
. keep the hair a natural color. ' . i
Mrs. J. B. Warner returned from Arling
ton last evening, and left on thi b at this
morning for her home as White t-a moo,
Wash., accompanied by lira. M. Spink.
A man was arrested last night for firing a
pistol off in the streets. He was brought
before tbe recorder and nned fa and costs
The city treasury was reimbursed to that
amount.
There will he -a meeting of the E ght
Mile McKinley club on Satnrday evening.
Mav 12tb, at which a fnll discussion of pol
itical issues may be expevt-jd by"1 public
speakers.
Tbe are light which was formerly p'nc d
at the Regulator wharf has baen rt moved to
tbe corner 01 Frout and Uonrt sireet. Tn s
was rendered ne:essry bv the high w r
io the Columbia an 1 to afford a safe 1 m ling
for the boat.
Ko cattle have arrived at tbe stockyards
of R K Saltroarshe tt Co. ftr the piat i wo
-days, but bogs are shipped daily. Lii-t
week several carloads were slipped to
Troutdale and rortlaou, and a tuy seastn
miy be expected in a fi w days.
A load of woolahived atMooly'a ware
house today from Aott lope. Th fl seues
were very clear, and the fibre very, long.
Eastern Oregco wool should oommand a
. good price in the market this season, ss it
is exceptionally free from dirt, an i ia of
extra quality.
Increase tbe appetite by the use of A cr's
Carthartio .fills, iney cause toe stoma n,
liver and bowels to perform their functions
. properly, do not debilitate, by excessive
stimulation, and are not irritating in their
. action. 'As an-after-dinner Pill they are
nnequaled.
Lewiston TeJer: After having been laid
np several weeks for repairs, the stean er
Almota has again been put on the river for I
regular trips. The first trip tip was made
Wednesday. .Everything about the rig
gings of tbe boat are ia hrstcl ss shape and
works to perfo tion . ..
Last evening ' Gov rnor Peonoyer left
Portland for the scuth rn portion of the
state for tbe purpose of openiD? bis cam
paign, tie will deliver bis nrst speech this
vfuingat Ashland, and from there will 'scenery.
come northward, speaking at tbe various
promt en points on both si e. 01 tne river.
Alt r making a thorough canvass 01 ine
Willamette vallev. Governor Pernio er will
cross tbe Cascades and visit the principal
own- ot Eastern Oreeon. tie will con.
elude his campaign at Portland, making
his closing speech Saturday, June z. -
No small objection which voting folks had
to the old time suring-medio nes was beir
t auseousaes. in our uay tins oujbuihuu
removed and Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the most
powerful and popular of blood-puritiers, is
as pleasant to tbe palate as a cordial.
For the past few days the principal tot-ie
of cnivem.-i.ra on our streets ha b?eo the
expected visit of the branch ot C-iXV
army, which baa been at Troutdnle. Duly
rhey hive been looked Tor, anil tne luquiry
of persons meeting on the g'ree's his bdi-n
ia reference to this matter.
There was a very obstreperous drnnkeu
mu arrested this mo niug, wno w.e
atuhhtini that tne othcen. were forfeit to
drag him through the s-reets ti 'ha ciuoty
jail. He was very wild uutil ! ui 1 1
the cod tines of the jail, wneu ne quieten
down and became tractable
W W tTniou: Thursday morning C 1.
Gmpton received orders from the War
IJenartmeiit 10 have two troops iu rrui-
n. trt mnvfl at a. moment's not ce, eithe
by rail or march, should their services be
requ red to suppress the industrial army
CoL Compton designated troops U and II,
commanded bv CaDtain James R. Richards
and Capt. W. E. rt ilder, for this purpose.
Pn'novillA Ym- With the fl ods we
hnvn had here in therast month, one cou d
ayiw4 anvthtner fmm hirrh waters: but a
nnrMnnta.ti n of this lace visited the De
aMintaa lnat week, when- it was reported
higher that for year", and had o look long
anrl harrl for a Hiatance Tnis river runs
r1r,a-n hill an fast that a foot rai e S rnor-
mnna Trnlv this is a wonderful stream.
and a better one for fishing never lay out of
doors.
Portland. Tom-hawk: E I Kdlfether. who
was not Dermiited to to as one "f the Mult
nomas delegatioi to the state convention in
Astoria, turned up there with proxy irom
Umatilla county. He had much to say and
was continually recoeoized by Chsirmin
Weathxrfnrrf aa lha 'VeDtltmsn from Urn
tills." The result is that every member of
that dftlocration has caneht his effulgent,
fffrirveacent and ilowerv brogue. Even
Senator Riley, asked me: "Au' phat does
vb think av the oominashune? Ai shure ae
the Jane inn will rise out of the east
dip its golden hne3 in the camm blue wath
ora 01 the Paeifick. every min ay them will
be illicted." I told him that I thought so
too. . '
From Monday's Da ly
Mr. Jones, a sheepman of Mftihell, gave
Us an agreeable visit this morning.
Mr. F. Swift, ot Tygh valley, was in
town Saturday. We acknowledge a pleas
ant call.
Miss Kose Michell returned last niebt
from a visit to the midwinter fair in San
Francisco.
A marriage license was granted by the
county clerk todtv - to J toon turcica at-a
Miss Emma Pearl Rohrer. ;
.' The funeral of the late Mrs. Wagonblast
took nlace from tne Methodist church t'
day. It was largely attended by relatives
and mends of the defeated.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sobults and children
arrived in tbe city Saturday night from Sin
Francisco. They will spend some days here
yisitirg ineods and relatives,
Dr. Hemlock, of Mitchell, gave us an
agreeable call this moraine. He is the r
C. of Welcome lodge, No 61, K. of P ,
lately organized in that town, which now
numbers 33 members.
- There are three oases of diphtheria in the
citv. and each, at 1 .at accnanta, was re-ov
ering from the ravsges of the disease. They
have been properly isolated, and there is
little danger ot tbe contagion spreading.
.The next venture in journalism in this
citv will be a Populist organ, edited by Air
H. D. Jory, formerly of Sherman coaoty
It will not be large, but is expected to
sound forth in shrill note) the doctrines of
iti party,
There teems to bs something wroog about
that celebrated artesian well they have been
boring in Harney county. The county
icurt has held bacw $583 of the contractor's
Pv. nd wDt hi,n 10 Put dawn new wc"
A petition was circulated in Weston last
week, and signed by over 100 ritizens, pray
iug Internal Revenue Collector B'ackman to
reconsider his appointment of Divtd Tay
lor, of Athena, to tbe position of store
keeper and ganger of the Weston distillery
. One hobo and one inebriate were arrested
by the police force, last night and incar
cerated in Jthe county Jill. Xbey were
brought before tbe recor der thin mcrning,
and the result of ibe interview was such as
to make the city treasury mora plethoric.
The weather is very coil for April mouth;
but notwithstanding this fac! the risa in the
nver something never experienced bsfore
during this month of the year.. Tbe
,nd ,re npldiy approtching the Umatil'a
tiouse. .. '
Among the "industrials wno passea
through the city Saturday were some who
bad formerly resided in this city. One had
been a deckhand on tbe Regulator, another
had worked at the company a shops, and
others were known as boys on the streets
in former years. '
At a meeting of the Republican central
committee Saturday afternoon, at which a
full representation were present in person or
by proxy, except the mambnrs from Bike-
oven and Aansene, the resignation of Mr
Frank Menefee as chairman was accented.
and Mr. J. M. Patterson of this city was
elected to nil tbe vacancy.
Tbe McKiuley club of Columbia precinct
,'H mutin. -. I
held a meeting Saturday evening at Fair-
held school house, lhere were quite a
number present from theimoiediat vioioity,
and some from this eity. A number of
stirring speeches were made, and the o-.eet
log closed with the most hopeful feeling
among those present of the success of the
Republican ticket.
We are informed that high water has
again interfered with work at the Locks.
and that the Day brothers were forced to
discharge nearly all of the force of men
Friday evening. Since they have taken the
contract there have been many unavoidable
hindrances to tbe progress of the work, and
the unprecedented high water in the Colum
bia has b;en au almost insurmountable ob
stacle.
We learn from the Oregonim that sfter
their arrival in fortlrnd, Marshal Grady
picked 62 as -leaders of the contingent to
Isoxey a army, and these were imprisoned
in tbe city and county jails. The others in
the box cars were taken to A bioa.and were
guarded by D. S. troops. During tbe trip
iroen Arlington aoout 7o men had managed
to escape, raakir-g the number 434. when
504 had been arrested at the former place.
The wider ia oyer io Oregon, hut there i
an item in an eastern paper win in every
woman fhpul.i cut out and piste in the top
ot her butbantl a hat, as a sure proof of tne
dagger of compe'ling tbe woman of thi
nouse to split the kindling wood. Th item
says that a Minnesota weman was splitting
wood in the bouse, when either ber blows
or tbe expressions she wa using at the tme
jarred down a hanging lamp which exploded
and burned down tbe hnnse.
Reaebnrg Plamdealer: J G. Kelley left
here yesterday to inspect the route by
which is proposed to connect Rosehorg with
tbe mam rrad now being built from Oak
land to Boh' tnia. Tomorrow or the day
after be will continue his examination to I
E k meadows or further if snow will per
mit, and a report from him may be ex
pected early next week. Meanwhile, about
three miles ot mountain baa been converted
into a public highway, and the construction
party is marching steadily onward, making
good progress and metiug with no obsta
cles worth Mentioning. .
A San Francisco dispatch says there is
CIo.UUU.UUU lying id e ia the banks of that
city for which the banks can find no use. It
is offered aa low as 4 p-r cent on first-class
security, but evea at this rate it must be
gilt-edged. One reason for this money ba
ing idle is the uncertainty regarding the fate
of the tariff bill. Business men are getting
aioog witn as little money as possible until
tney Know where they vtaod, and the in
terminable debate in the senate t nds to be-
f g the business man and the capittlist who
otherwise would work band in hand in re
storing tbe country to prosperity.
Oregonian: Wnen Mr.- Watteraon to'.d
his visi ors yesterday morning that he liked
Oregon better than Calrorni , they did not
for a moment imagine that his sincerity wa
tainted with a desire to fl itter. He was
surprised to hi d so marked a difference be
tween California and Oregon, and which is
decidedly io Orgoo's f vor. Particnl ily
Is this true of its climatio conditions. A.
a lover ot perpetual verdure, from the time
be approached the Oregon hue until he ar- I
rived here be found a continuous vision of
landscape beauty, a id was impressed with
tbe fact that the fertility of the soil of the
Bo as river and the W llamette vallejsl
surpasses even tbe piuturetqueoew of the
. From Tuesday's Daily.
May day.
Mr. 'J. J. Yanduyn, the merchant at
Tygh Valley, is in tbe city
Mr. John Crate has been acting as mar
shal during the past few days.
Rev. J. W. Adams, pastor of the U. B.
church at Dufur, is in the citv.
Ur. and Mrs. Ge P. Morgan, of the
Cascade Locks, are in tbe city.
Miss Nellie Michell, ot Columbus,
Wash., is visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
New cross walks, which were very much
needed, are being laid ia diif.rent parts
of the city. f
Hon. Cbas. ji. Wolverton. of Albany,
Republican candidate for supreme judge,
h in the city.
Repairs on the city jail are Rearing com -p'etion,
and it will be ready for occupant
in a few flays,
Mrs. LovhIv and her daughter, who
liuye been vUiting Mrs. Sherman in this
citv for some months onst. returned t
their home ia MiDnesma Saturday night
Alrt,. Lovely is a sister of Mrs. Sherman
A cyclone of considerable dimensions
blew down the bell tower ot the ere de
D irtment at PriDeville a few days ago.
Outhouses were blown over, windows
sli .ken down aud the cclene made itself
known in several ways.
A very interesting session of Friend
ship lodge. No. . K.. ot P.. was held last
evening at which there was a full attend
ance of members. The second rank was
conferred on a Paee. aud the work was
witnessed and complimented by visitors
from other lodges.
Mr. R. Palmer, Very successful farmer,
whose land is situated in the vicinity of
Dufur. is in the city today He savg there
was a light frost on vegetation at his farm
this morning: but he did not consider it
sufficient to damage fruit, which promises
to produce an abundant i-rop.
Mr. and Mrs. Brigjs and children left
this morning on a visit to Mrs. Uriggs'
parents at Chebalis, Wash. Mr. Briggs
was formerly in the employ of Pease &
Mays, of this city, aud, after the lit of
June will assume & position in the mer
cantile establishment of A. M. Williams
& Co.
There was one drunk and disorderly
person arrested last night, and be was in
carcerated in the repaired city jail, the
first occupant of one of the cells which
have been lately fitted up. These are not
carpeted yet, and no pictures hang on the
walls; but they are palaces in com pan
son with the old ones, which served the
purpose for many long years. . .
High water is er ha? been a standing
item ef news for the past two months.and
it is in order again this week.sajs tbe
Ochoco Review. Crooked river ttot up
again Sunday and has been on a high
ever since. It is doing considerable dam
age to tbe road wes: of town, having
washed it out worse than any ot the pre
vious freshets.
Long creek Eaule: The petition tor a
bounty on tquiirels ia being signed almost
to a man in this locality, t he ranchers ex
press themselves as not being ab eto furnish
the means to exterminate the pests even on
their own farms, let alone the main army
which have possession of the public domain.
Much speculation is bein matte as to tne
action onr county court will take in tnis
matter.
Antelope Herald A big Republican rally
will be held at Autelope on Saturday, May
19th, at "h'th Hon A A Jatoe, Kepohli
can nominee for prosecuting attorney, Hon.
H. H. Du'oi uuH other prominent .political
speakers will audiei- the people of this sec
tion no the two gieat issues of thedv
tariff and free trade Let everybody, ladies
ami a I, lay aside their work on that day
and come out to this meeting,
Says the Pnneville Jfeuw.- Mr. Wm
Adams inform these headquarters that he
will save 100 tier cent, ot his lamb crop this
year. -As n.ocii might be Slid for many
others in tbe ame business. The season has
been a m"st favorable one. Bur what is the
future tontlook for the indnstrv? What is
niut'oo worth? What is being pain to the
employees in this business? I not the sheep
herder rntit'ed to living wages?
Several of the floebmastors in this
connty have driven their sheep to the
headwaters of Chenoweth creek, near
this city for the purpose of shearing.
About three thousand pounds of wool
from these camps -ere received at
Moody's warehouse yesterday. This is a
convenient place for shearing, and close
to ibe Ualles so as to require little haul-
in?.
Wheelmen nave caught few 6sb yet, and
the salmon run is tiot expected until about
the zlhh, of the present month. A n-her-
man, who has t Mowed the river tor six
yeara, informed a reporter this morning that
it is quite early yet tor sol-non in this pir-
tion it tbe (Jiluinbia luey usually nick
at Astoria his, and then make their pro
gress up stream. Ibe orb harvest is brat
gathered at the mouth of the river, and then
other portions of the state can snap what
remains.
The 6fty-two leaders of the "industrials'
were brought befire Judge Be'linger yes
terday afternoon, in Portlaod, and after
they had acknowledged that they were in
nocent ef any yio'atinn of the mandates of
the court and promised no further recur
rence of the lime act io the future, they
were dismissed. They unintdia'e'y repair d
to their old ramp in .North Portland, some
still determined to make the pilgrimage to
Washington, while others had sufficient
campaigning and started oat on their "own
hook. - . ,
sookane Ktvew: strawberries come
high, buT tbe "Industrial army" officers
of sposane must nave them, lesterdav
Captain" brill, who is eager to leave his
wife here and press on to Washington,
wpnt l n ti Vinton'a Irmftrv srnrA nn
Sprague street and asked for strawberries.
Mr. Vinton was out of them just then, so
Brill went te J.G.Davis' store near by
and ordered the same luxury, at 40 cents
per box. Strawberries are still a stranger
to most of tbe Spokane bankers and "plu
tocrats," but there's nothing toe good for
the "army."
Th"re were 'various rumors rife io this
city last evening regarding the excitement
craved by the release of the. imprisons I
'commonwealer. "industrial, or "Cox-
evites. as they were various y denominated. .
One report Slid that 200 men bad surround-
fd the Oreyouian building, threatening to
destroy that structure and lynch the editor
After this another one spread to the effect
that sheriff Kellv and three depnties had
been killed. These are proved without
foundation; but they created the necessary
food for gassia. and kept people bony ta k-
ing and from other mischief.
Tbe lambiag season is the proper time
for monstrosities, and tbe following from
tbe Ellensbnrgh Localizer comes up to the
occurrences in this line: "J. ri Smith-
snn has a ewe that produced a monstros
ity of a lamb, which was double from the
shoulders back; two bodies with four
hind legs and four front legs, two of tbe
front lsgs pninted down and two up. Tbe
bodies and the bind leT3 were natural
Tbe mnnstr sity died soon after beirg
born. Another ewe bad a litter of four
lambs all alive. Mr. Smithson thought
four were too many tor one mntber to
raise so he gave two af them away."
INFLUENZA,
Or La Grippe, though occasionally epi
demic, is always more or less prevalent.
The best remedy for this complaint
la Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
- "Last Spring, I was taken down with
La Grippe. At times I was completely pros-
trated, and so difficult was -my breathing
that my breast seemed as if confined in an
iron cage. I procured a bottle of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner bad I begun
taking It than relief followed. I could not be
lieve that the effect would be so rapid and the
cure so complete. It is truly a wonderful med
icine." W. H. WrxxiAHS, Crook City, 8. D.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral
Prompttoact.suretocure
' cat
Drowned in Lower powder.
Tbos. Pierce, of Lower Powder, gives the
Baker City Democrat the following particu
lars of the drowning of a man in Powder
river last Tuesday:
About ten days ago three prpec'ors ar
rived on Lower Powder and pitched their
camp about fifty feet above the n.rnth of
the stream. An old skiff was seen across
the river, just opposite their camp, and from
the time it wai first espied, one of the mem
bers by ths name of Murtin, concluded tnat
he woull have it. For several days his
fnenda succeeded in persuading hin not to
attempt to secure the boat as it was a dan
gerous undertaking. Martin ndevored to
conviuce bis comrade', who kmw hs was
an expert swimmer, that tie was tqnal to
Ihe task, and after b.eakfatt Tuesdty morn
log he informed his fnenda that he had fully
decided to make the attempt, and removing
his clothes he put on a pair of overalls and
juinoer and adjusting a belt aroend his
waist stepped to the bank. .-After pauaing
for a few minutes he turne I around and
waiving hi haud shouted, "Uooilbye boys,''
and then p'unged into the stream.
It was a daring undertaking, the current
was swift and only fifty feet bolow was to
be S4eo the raging and treacherous Snake,
whose victims are many. Martin made
splendid headway aud his friends were of
the opinion th tr be would reach the other
side in safe y, but when he was within ten
feet of his destination they were horrifi d
to a. e the unfortunate mil sink. Hi i im
mediately aros, a shrill acreun was h-ard,
and tbe unfortunate man again sunk and
ws never seen afterward.
Hi- f i lends are of the opinion that he was
seized with cramps aa he ho wed no sign of
fatigue. Martin was a native of Pennsyl
vania, and aged 25 years.
t - '
Held to Keep tbe peace.
Last Tnursday A. S. Briggs, of Warn c,
was arrested on a charge of assault and bat
tery, tbe complaiuing witness' being F. S.
Gordon, of that town. He was taken be
fore Justice Swift, of that precinct, pleaded
guiltv and was fined S3 and coats. Tnis he
paid and was giyen his liberty. ' The next
day he made threats that if he ever caught
Gordon outside the store he would kill him.
Complaint was again made before Justice
Switt, and he was arrested. The evidence
ot the threats being clear to the mind of
the justice he was placed nnder $1000 hnnds
to keep the peace. Tn se be was unable to
furnish, and he was com nitted to the coun
ty jil. Deputy-Slieriff F Swift brought bim
in town Saturday and gave bim into the
custoly of Sheriff Ward. Gordon is the
merchant at VVamic and Brigga is the "vil
lage b'ack-mith."
$ioo Reward, Sxoo.
The reader of this paper will be pi east d
to learn that there is at leat one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure
in all its stages, and that is Catarrh.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure known to the medical fraternity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re
qu ires a constitutional treatment. Hall's
atarrh Cure ia taken internally, actn g
directly on tbe blood and mucous sur
faces ef the system, thereby destroying
tbe foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building np the
constitution at.d assisting nature in doing
its work. Tne proprietors have so much
laitb in its curative powers,that they offer
One Hundred iJollars for any case that it
tails to cure. SvnJ for list ef testimoni
als, r
Addr ss, F. J. Cheney,& Co., Toledo, O.
tSold by Druggists, 7AC.
Stabbing- A ffray. '
Huh McEiroy was daugeronsly stabbed
Friday morning at Walla Walla by his part
ner, John Ainiley. Daring tbe past three
weeks the two ain have been traveling
tb ough the count-y ii search of work, and
during this Imi were accompanied by an-
other man, whose name is not known. The
three men were campjd in the northwest
portion of town this morning. McEiroy
and Ainsley became engaged in a discussion
over the cooking. Suddenly the latter drew
a large pocket-knife and stabbed McEiroy
in tbe left breast. AinBley then fled to an
other camp, next to the low hi lis on the op
posite side of the city. McEiroy was re
moved to tbe hospital, and the physicians
discovered tbe knife blade had entered the
eft breast, penetratiug the lung four inches.
Aiaa ey was arrested and placed under $j00
bonds.
'Walked Back.
Soon after midnight Satnrday when tbe
train having the "industrials" on board re
turned to the city accompanied by U. S.
troops, quite a number of our citizens were
at tbe freight depot. O le of these, thinking
the train would stop at the Umatilla bouse,
jumped on tbe cars, but when passing that
place there was such' a high rate of speed
ttained that he did not consider it safe to
jump, tie continued on board until the
train reached Crate's point, when the con
ductor ."slowed np" ani tbe individual
jumped with safety. But bis chagrin can
well be imagined when he ascertained the
fact that his only m -ans of reaching the
city was by footing it back. Another time
he will leave passing trains alone and not
'ake a ride through the streets for pleasure.
THE WOMAN WHO WORKS.
and is tared, will find a
special help in Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription. Perfectly
harmless in any condi
tion of tile female sys
tem. It promotes all the
natural tnncnona, ana
builds np, strengthens,
regulates, and cures.
For women approach,
ing confinement nurs
ing motners, ana every
weak, run -down, deli
cate woman, it is an in
vieorating. supporting
tonlo that's peculiarly adapted to their
needs.
But itrs more than that. too. It's the only
guaranteed remedy for all the fractional
disturbances, painful disorders, and chronic
weaknesses ot womannooa. in --iemaie
complaints " of every kind, periodical pains,
bearing-down sensations, internal inflamma
tion, and kindred ailments, if it ever fails
to benefit or cure, you have your money
back.
Something else that pays the dealer better,
may be offered os " just as good." Perhaps
It is, tor Jam. but it can't be, for you.
JaTOHL
WHIPS
25o. 50o
73o.
$1.00 $1.25
$1.50
sorJE is
FEATHFltROKR la made rmm nrTIT T
nature's own toughest material, best whips made for
the price. Cheap, Durable, ALL STYLUS, all
prices, ask jour dealer fta- a . JTirr- "'ItID
JTOSSAl H!37 tuii: ''llil,
HENRY KUCK, -. Th Dales, Or
F,8. GUNNING.
t. D. H'CKMAN.
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Blacksmiths
Iu till new s'io o i -eem l I 'rent first blac .'smith
saop e st of French s 'n.'s brii It block.
Hor' e -Shoeing Specialty.
All kinds rf work In iron, whether of a&ricultuial
m nlemeots cr vehicles, done in the moat mechan-
style and satisfaction ruaranteed. (an2wkr
fm mrnmm
A Doll Market.
The wearv.- walk trudging over boulders,
carefully watching fir "bitiV i i shaded
nooks t-r r ffl .a is nr.duubow!! ; stimulating
to the a; petite an I also t th ; imagination,
and lha rt.-t.s aru tirj.l limbs and fish
yun- w.-'i dra , n ; bi . whether on ac
count of tfco nr. i vers.-. 1 r!i pretsir.u that per
vades all luaivhes of bosimsi or the scarcity
of tn u', we h.-.ya hea d few of these this
year. It is u-.tio-g o cora-r one of these
yarns spi.,:,rrs hi n a reirtrr ia iu need of
an item H i em't wiu l ii -mselt up lu tlu
proper tetisu.u a:i i tti&retwi vur. .pi.uii itf
is out ci the question. A!!r csr.ful con
aiJvr'. ou uf t:;' ui,j -j ihe coi.eius? u !.;.
been reached th-tt tne lack tl uidf legisla
tion in the senate, general stagnation 1.
trade and the march of Coxey' army tu
Wath ngton all have their ltflumce upon
the bjuvaut spirits of the trout seeker.
Children. Cry
. tor PITCHER'
Castoria
Castorii Is so well adapted to children that
I recommend It as superiur to any prescription
known to me." H. A. Arches, M. D.,
Ill South Oxford Sc., Brooklyn, N. x
"T. nae CaatoHa in my practice, and find u
specially adapted to affections of children."
Ar.nr Robertson, M. D..
1057 lid Ave., Mew York.
From personal knowledge I can say that
Castoria is a moat excellent medicine (or chil
dren." Da. G. C. Osoooo,
Lowell, Ilass.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes Flatulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Feverishness.
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
deep natural. Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
Repoicio State Ticket.
For Congress, Second District,
W. K. ELLIS, of Heppner.
For Governor,
W. P. LORD, of Salem.
For Secretary of State,
H. R. KINCAID. of Eugene.
For State Treasurer,
PHIL. METSCHAN, of Grant County.
For Supt. Public Instruction,
G. M. IRWIN, of Union.
For Supreme Judge,
CHAS E. WOLVERTON, of Albany.
For Attorney General,
C. M. IDLEMAN, of Portland.
For State Printer,
W. H. LEEDS, of Ashland.
For Prosecuting Attorney, 7th Dist.,
A. A JAYNE, of Arlington.
For Member of the State Board of
Equalization, 7th District,
W. C. WILLS, of Crook County.
For Representatives,
T. R. COON, of Hood River.
T. H. McGREER, of Antelope.
COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff,
THOS. J. DRIVER, of Waniic.
For County Clerk,
A. M. KELSAY, of The Dalles.
For Supt. of Schools,
TROY SHELLEY, of Hood River.
For County Assessor, , .
F. H. WAKEFIELD, of The Dalles.
For County Treasurer,
WM. MICHELL, of The Dalles.
For County Commissioner,
A. S. BLOWERS, of Hood River.
For Coroner,
W. H BUTTS, of The Dalles.
For County Surveyor,
E F. SHARP, of The Dalles.
For Justice of t ,e Peace, The Dalles,
L. S. DAVIS. ,
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1 for the C'ountv of Waso
!he American M -rlie Companrof Gotland, I im-
Z , i r , , Gltviy- admlni-tntor of the
estate of Pitil,k born,, deee .se J. .lefendants.
To James Dorrii, the ab ,ve nuracd d frn.lant:
In the name of the -tote rf Oreeon, 3 ou are here
by rwi ireu u appear .no aulwer the complaint
8:ed against you the above entitled suit, on or
before Monday the 28th day of May. 1894. that
being the Brat di- of the next resuiar term of
ltL ? ' and ' y""'""" to answer, for want
tl ere f, the p. iiiufl wi.l .ppy to said Court fur the
relief deman.led in i:s c .nip a nt, to-wit:
To foreclose plaintill's mortuae. made, executed
and dehverrd .p 1-al.icK liorr.s. now a,ceaVe ..n ot
.but tne 10-.li dv of De ember, 1S9I, upon Ihe
.t halt of the so ,lhear. qu .rte-and theea-thilf
o! the n rtlieai qturt.-r of feci i u i i i.,,,,,.,,).,
3our.li, or ro'sre 1 east, of the Wiiiairrue l..rid
i n, in Ba cM County, resoa, a..d tj h.v id
premise sold aocordi. g to law and the praerice . f
the a ove enut.ed Court to sat'sfv uUiniiff'sde
muids, to-wit, to pay the sum of ;50 and interest
on said um since ftuvember Int. 18S.2, at -.he rate of
10 per cent, per annum, together with puictifTs
costs .and dishurs nitn's made and expended in
this tuit including subsequen. c ts And expenses
ol -al; rhat upon -uvh foreclosure and decree aud
sale ail of your nht, title and interest and all per
on claim ne, or toe aim, by, through or under
you. or bv, through or under said Patrick uorri
n w deceased, in and to said premises, be forec o-ed
jjid forever barred from the equity of edemptiun:
that plai tilt be allowed to purchase slid lauds and
preuu-ea at it) option; that the purchasers of aai-;
premises have the immediate p vsersion f said
uremic, and every part a d parcel th. reof, and
f..r such other and fur her rnef as to the Court
may see equitable a. d just.
Theservic of thia su unions is uiade uon you by
pubhction th.re if in Tne Timks MorrxTaiNKKa, a
news ap rof general circulation, published we ky
t The Dalles, Wasco ouuty. Urrgon. it beinjr the
iwper most Ii e!v to convey not ce to you, by ordsr
f the :ion. W. L. fir.d-uiaw, Jude of the above en
litkd Cour , whi(h order was du.y made on the Id
.ly o' April, 191, at chambers, in Dalies City,
W isej Countt, Ore, on
DUFUR at MENEFEE,
ap7 7w A t.Ti.eys lor Plamilfl.
Sheriff' Sale,
BY VtfiTUE OF AN FXECUTIO.V and order o f
sal-, iul ou o tne Cir uit Court of tna
state oi oreiren fr Wuaco cuniy. upon a decn-e
and j idment made, rendered and entered by said
Cou. t on the 2Hth daj of February, 1894, in favor of
the plaintiff, iu a suit wherein Simon Mason was
plain iff an F. A. Djugltss, Waher Douglass nd
.artha Douglass, and Uluford D uirlaas Stepheu
A. Douglass,. Joseph Di,utriaas, Assa 8. Doug aa,
Grant DougUss, May Doug ass. Annie iMluiass,
Clyde Dotiir'ass and Samuel Douelais, bv h.
Chandler, their guvdiui ad litem, were dei'end
at t-. ami to me direst d and de ivvred, c mm -tn.'ine
to levy upon nd sell ihe lands mentioned
-did de cri-'ed in stid writ and hereinafter described,
I did on the 15 h day of March, WM, dulv levy
upon, and wilt eil a public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash iu haud, on
Monday, the 16tn div of April, 1894
t, to o'clock In the afterno q of said day, at the
irjnt floor of the Cou av Court House in Du'le
City in Wasco Cou - ty, tirenon, a 1 of the lands and
p.emea described in said writ an.l heroin described
.s follows, to-wit:
Commencing at the southeast corntr of that cer
tain tract heretofore, and on the 20th day of May,
ls82, conveyed by deed from J. C. Pr.tt and wife to
Mrs: M A". Chnniberlin, which i duly recorded in
the records of detds for W.isco Couniy, Ore.-on, at
Paee 178 of Vol. '-11". thereof which deed is hereby
referred to for particular description; thence runn
ing east 24 rods; theuce north 15 rods; tneuce wet
Z4 roos, ana tnenoe suutu Lu roils to the p ace o' be
ginning; said tract above described, ljln,' and neine
in section 14, township fo.ir south, of range It east
of the Willamette Meridian -. Wasco Countv. Ore.
iron, together with the ' cements, herediraxuents
au I appurtenanc-s tne' junto nelonirmg. or lu anv
wise at pertaininir or so much thcr-'O' aa shall be suf
ficient to satisf the sum of 4662 60, with interest,
thereon at the rate of tea Djr cent oer annum.
since the 6f i day of February. 1894; $60 a'toruey'a
fee and 4T. 70 cos-s bi said , uit, together with the
costs ox said writ an I accruing costs of sale.
T. A WARD,
Sheriff of Wasco County, Oregon
Dated at Dalles City, uregun, March '.6, 1894.
Assignee's Notice of Final Account.
To All Whom it May Concern;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN
derglgned, assignee of t .e estate of P. T.
fibarp, an insolvent debtor, has fi ed his fiual ac
count with said estate in the Circuit C urt of the
state of Oregon, for Wasco Countv. and that
final accouut wid be heard and pa-sed upon by said
Court, in the Circuit room, in the County Court
House, at Dalles City, Wasco Cou.ity. Oregon, on
M'.ntJay. the 28th day of Mav. 1834. at 11 o' I.k-It in
the forenoon of said day. or at such future time us
tbe Court mav then appoint for the hearing of the
utters (AjuuMiieu iu saiu account, ana oojsctluns,
if any, thereto. J. W. CUftDuN.
Assignee of the estate of P. T. Sharp, aa insolvent
aeotor. aprsl-bt
Attention, Freighters!
BIDS WANTED for hauliug 100.000 pounds of
wool (more or le-sl and 26.000 to 40.000 nounria
of back freight; said wool to be hauled from Little
Front creek, about fifteen mtlen southeast of Ante
lope to Ibe Dales, the back freight to be hauled
from The Dal.es to Muddy atation, about eigntee i
milea southeast of Ant lope Ad w.ol and freight
v ue wen probecuiu wifcu wagon-anee a ana aeiiv
ered ia good order and condition Bids will ba
opened May 1st and the award made known at
Mo dy's warehouse. Terms: une half will be paid
ou ue ueuvery oi eacn ioaa, u aeairea; balance on
completion f contract
Address all Diua to UEHHY HAHN, Sec'y,
Care Wadhams A Co.,
mch31-4w Portland, Oregon.
Administratif s Notice of Final Acconnt.
NOTICE IS HERFBY GIVEN THAT THE UN.
dersurned, admieiatr tor of tbe estate of
William A. Allen, deceased, baa filed in thn .iffi.. of
the County Clerk of Wasco County, Oregon, his
final account with said estate, and that Moi.dav. th
7th day of May, 1894, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of said day, at the Countv Court room in the
County Court house. Dalles City, Oregon, has been,
bv Hun. dooms C. Blakelev. Oonntv JnHtr. flr-l
and appointed as the time and place for examining
said accouut and bearing objections, it any. thereto.
Dated at Dalles City, Wasco County. Oregon, this
80th day of March, 194 - QrX. A. LI LB IS,
Admr. of the Estate of Win. A. Allen, deceased.
ADMiaiSTHATJ 'S NOTICE-
NOTICE ia hereby given that the underside 1 has
been duly appointed by tbe Countv Court nf
State of iireg. n, for Wasco County, in probate, ad
ministrator witb the will annexed of the estate of
Clarissa MeEwen, deceased, and all persons having
claims against said estate are herebv reotiirari tr
present them to me at tbe law nice of Condon 4t
Condon in Dalles Citv, Wasco County,- Oregon.
with!., mi-w m..n,h. w.n. .1 -J-. . ... ""
.. . - w.VUM.a tiuw fu u in litis nuuee.
w. n. wji Ey,
Administrator with the Will ininMl ,.r ih. aa....
of Clarissa McKwen, deceased.
Dated April 21, 1894.
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Legal Notice.
Administrator's Sale.
W i il ! Hor- Canl Court nf State
nth ru i "V "r Countv of Wasco on the
S2t?n?m ,,TeD"?r' ,89? da,f n order di
1h!? me,.tl,e. Ui PP'. qualified and acting
administrator of the estate ot Ernest 8 II .aaTde
ceased, to sell the lauds and premise, belong w
said estate, and hereafter particu,ariy deKrttSf at
Sow therefore, by virtue of such authority and
Ot," HTCe,,.Td 0ruer' 1 00 S-turday.".
o?oil.tV.'.Fehru T- 18M- t the hour of ten
oeloek th. forenoon of aud day, at toe front door
County o eunn, sell, at pu .lin an tion. o the hiX
nlTJ '"'.W southea-t
UDtv-.Orfo ooeuioittg- ,wo hundred
ntT.; T. ii .T",u "! lae aia (Jounty Court.
9th dly of Jlnua 1894 " Ore0n-
,j . . ... T. H. JOHNSTON,
Admr of the Estate of Ernest S. He. deceased.
Sherift's Sale.
BY V IRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, issued out of
th.i Circuit Curt of the Slate of Orwrou for
vvasco Countv, in an action entitled J W Blakeney
iira!idi"!"ve' d 1 d,d- 00 the t day ..i
..arch, lt94, levy upon, and will sell at public auc
tion. to the hiuhest STdder, for cash in haid. in
M. niay. the 23 i .ia, of April, 1S94.
at tw . o'clock p m of saH dav, st the Hourt Honn,
uoor in l-Jles Uy, in Wasco countv. Uttmoii, tne
follow.iij dcrilie. property., to-wit:"
All .1 tint Un.i lvin in lne wJ.t bsll of th
northwo-t qtuiter of section seventeen. (.7) town
ship i . (i) north, of r.nice thir en (W) east. ud
ly uir betueoa ihe south bank of the Coluin .ia riv. ,
nd the limon PaciBj Kaiiway Compinv's trai-k, and
rutht oi w running be we-n Ihe Dalles, in Waaw,
county. Oregon, aud fortland. Or. iron, nein the
land i-urciiused bv Andrew UaKer froa, Q orje
Ha vor, all of said laid bung- in Wasco county,
Ortgon, nd iieinu about twenty acres, m-ire or .ea.,
or so much thereof aa .hall e utSdent to aalisf j
the sum oi thr.-e hundre and flfty-Bix and Ufty-Uve
one-huudmlthidolluK, (M6.35.) w.th interest there
ou at Uie rate of eiirlit per cent, per an-.um from
Auif.iM 9th, A D. ego. Taken and levied upon a
tn. pro(H:rtv of A. drew anu Mary Ouiger to MM;
M. . iu"S,u,' '6io5. interest thereon, in fator
oi j BL-kobsy, t.a;ether with cost, aud accruing
e08t- T. A WArtLi,
. . Sheriff of Wasco County, Oregon,
Dated at D dies City, Oregon, Marub 23, 1894
Administrator's Sale.
NOTICK IS HERfcBY GIVEN that the under
' sis; ed, administrator of tbe estate ot Uarri
on Coruni. die ad, by virtue of an order ol the
ouuty Cou.t of the State of Oregon for Wasco
County, in probate, made on the 6 Jl uay of Septem
ber, A. D. 1893, and a -applnnientarv order made bv
saiil court of date lec mber 22, 1893, will ou -atur-day,
tbe 27th d.y ol Jauuarv, 1894, at the nour of i
P. 41.. of snid aa, at thn Court House door in Utiles
City, in Wasco Countv, Stale of Orrgon, sell at pub
lit auction to the highest bidder for cash iu haud,
u i ct t j tbe coti Urination of said Court, all of trie
following described real ea ate aud water rigbta, be
longing .o the estate of the said deceased, to-wit.
Ihe west half of the nortiiest quart r, and the
northwrst quarter of tho uuiheist quarter of sec
tion twent-five, in townshio two n. rui of range ten
east of tne Willamette meridian, con t lining 1 0 acres
and aituatod in watco County, ot.te of rtgon; and
a.so iheeas naif of the east half of sectiou o.
twenty-five in township ho two north of rarwe ten
east of the Willamette meridian, containing 160
acres, and situated in iVa-co Countv, State of Ore
K'a, toietht.r with the tenemenis. hereditaments
aim appurienauues ana water rights thereto belong
ing, oi.d be onu-iuu- to aaia est .ta
All t.ie above described property, includine the
wbmu- luinu,, to oe kmu in one parcel.
Dated, December 22. 1893.
J. w nnwnnv
Administrator of the estate of Harruou Corum,
aeceaaeu.
NOTICE
OP INTENTION TO APPLY FoB LEAVE TO RE-
SIGN.
XT otice is hereby giveu that the nndersiimed Rt.
Xl ecutor of th" cstat- of John Stanley, ueceatrd
has filed in tbe County Court of tne State oi uregon
t r Wasco Conntv. in Probate, on Juimr With
1894, a full and complete account aa such fcxecutor
to and including J nuary 26th, 1894, and ba intonds
w. anu win, on jaonuav, the otn dav of alorch, 1894.
apply to the Honorable OeonraC BUkalev . Jndm ni
said Court, for an order allowing, approving and
roiMiua u' kwuum, auuwuig iiiiu o resign a. sucu
r.aecuior auu exnonoratmg un irom further liabil
ity a. enen uecutor.
JOHN M If ARIiFW
Executor or the Estate of John Stinley, deceased
tfauuary 2, lettft.
Assignee's Notice.
aTOTIClI la h.rhv viv.n . V.n . tl T Vkllll
Xl aignee of Wm Farre U Co, insolvent debtors,
baa filed his final account aa inch assignee in fie
circuit court of tbe State ef Oregon for Wasoo
euuu.y, au untv aa'u nuai account will De beard in
... i.t . .11., ,,n Mnml.. . V. u ,H,u J . . n...
. - UH wvuuw,, . . .... uoj i. roiiutfy,
1891, ,t the hour of i o'clock P. At., or as soon tbere-
auwr as wa same can oe reacnea oy tne t;ourt. Said
uay ueiug wi urn uay ox tne regular rehruary
1894, term of said court. C. L. PHILLIPS.
Assignee.
Dalles City, Oregon, Jan. 12, 1S94. .
Executor's Notice.
In the matter of the estate of William H. atcAtee,
deceared.
Notice is hereby kiven that the undersigned has
been by the County C urtor Wasco CouiUv, state
of Oregon, appointed executor de bonit non instead
of B. C. McAtee, removed, o. the estate of William
H. McAtee, deceased. Ail person. bavng claims
against, or business with, said estate are notified
and required to present same with the proper
vuueuer. to toe unoerskfuea executor, at nl. r
denoe in Th. Dalles. Wasco Countv. Oreron.
Dated The Dalles, mgon, th s 12th day of Jan
uary, low f.CUhUIS A. ljlfc.atE,
fcxecutor of the Estate of Wm. H. McAtee, dees'd
GUARDIAN'S NOTICE.
XT OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
mil aii;tcu uy vue touuiy iourt.
oi tne btate oi uregon, tor Wasco uoun
ty. in tiro bate, guardian of the neraon and ea.
late of Nancy Stanley, an aged and infirm person.
All person, bay ng claims against said estate are
Hereby uotined aiu required Vi present them to me
at the law otfioe of Condon A Condon, in Dalles City,
uregon, wita proper voucaers tnereof.
HANS LAOS.
Guardian of the person and estate of Nancy Stan
ley. an aged and infirm person.
Dalles City. Oregou, March 17, 1894.
Administrator's Mo tie a.
NOTICE IS HEHEBY GIYS.f THAT THE UN
denigned was duly aoD anted administrator o
tbe estate of Nell Carlson. U xyjie 1 of Casca d
Locks, by the C unty Court of the Stato of Oregon
Coui.ty of Warop, oo September 22, 18U3. And,
therefore, all per-ons having claims airaiust said
estate are required to preseut the same, with prope
vouchers attooned, within six months Irom the iat
of this notice, at my omce at Ca cade Lock., Waco
Coaoty. tireg-.n.
Cascade Locks, Sept, SO, 1893.
C. J. CANDIANA, ,
Administrator of tha erUta of Nels C.r, on , d
aaed.
' NOTICE FOR PUBUCiTIOX.
Land Omci at Yaxoorvxa. Waso.,
ADril i. ist.
Notice is hereby given that the following iianieu
settler has filed notice of her intention to mke
commutation final proof in support of her claim,
and th,t said proof will be made before W. ft. Dun
bar, Commissioner United Bute Circuit Court for
di-trict of Washington, at Goldendaie, Wash., on
May 12, 1894, via:
MARY A GIL ORE,
formerly Mary A. Barry, Hd No 9.121, for the w hf
oe qr and w hf se qr sec 31, tp 8 n. r 14 e. W M.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon, ana eultivatH4i of, said
land, via:
Dietrich B Stegman, William Wilkinson. Henn .n
Eugloke and James Riley all nf CentervUie P O,
nasn.
ap7 JOHN D. GEOGHEGAN. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lass Orrics at Tuk Dailsh, Oreooh,
Auril 2. 1894.
Notice is hereby riven that the following-named
settler das filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of hi. claim, and
tLa said proof will be made before the Register aud
Receiver of tne U. 8. land omce at Th Dalles, Or.,
on stay i , low, via:
LYDIA E. W1LDFB,
Bd No 3507, for the lotsl and 2, sec IS, tpl n, r 16 s
He names th following witnesses to prove bia
continuous resiueiic. upon ana cultivation ol said
land, viz:
Anna Brown. Tbos McCoy, Cha. Green, Deli C
Wilder, all of Tbe Dai'cs, Oregon.
ap7 JOHN IV. LEWIS, Register
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit ourt of the State of Oregon for
the County ot Wasco.
B Dufur, plaintiff, vs W T Roirers. defendant
i To W TKoirers. the above named defendant:
In the name of tns stale of Oregon, you are nere
by required to app.-ar an d answer the complains
filed vainst yon in the ab,ve entitled action on or
befrd tbe a . st o.y o tne next regular term oi we
above entitled court, towii: oo or rwioie Monday,
ibe 28th day of May, lttfs, and, if you fail so to
ani-wer. for want thereof the plaintiff will take
judgment for the sum of 160.IX),ai-d in tere-t thereon
st tbe rate el of ten percent, per annum i ce July
1st, l&bti: for KM) a a reasonable attorney', fee for
fntitutin? said action to collect the note therein
sued unon: for the further sum of 838 bS. and leiral
intern thereon since the 17th day of Hay, 1892; fx
the farther sum of fw.oo. and tej-.l interest tnereon
siuoa June 2s. 18VI, together with .lai!itin" oust.
and disbursements of action. rois summon, ui
harebv server! unon vou by publication therrot cy
an order duly maae by the above named Court at
Its reerular Fehruary Term tl ereof on the i4th day
. . - . . -1. . I- I." .. L- V. L- L" L' L.'
ot reom .ry, ievi. r a hb... E.r
mar31-7t. AUornev for Flainttn
ar31-7t Attornev for Plaintin I
mmmnm-.
NOTIPB is herebv iriven that tbe under, lgned naa
lieen dulv annointed br Uie Cjuuty Curt f.f
IhA SUtaol llravon for WasCO County. In rrobale.
a.lmiiiiirtnr with tbe wi 1 anuexed ol tbe estate of
Clarissa Ucfcwen, deceased, and ail persons havinir
caims against nid e-t.tc are btreby required to
pieeent them to me at the law ottice nf C noon A
imrl..n 1.. Iallea Citv. Wasco O uutr. Oreeoil, with
in six months trum the ii te of this notice.
w. M. niLfil,
Administrator with th. Will annexed of the estate
of Clarissa MeEwen r'eceaaed.
on
Daoed April 21, UB4, .
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