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The Tiles-Mountaineer
SATURDAY.
.OCTOBER 520, 1894
THE KKYSOTE.
Governor ulcKinley is baying a tri
' noipbal, march through the transmis
siaippl middle western states, says the
Sin Francisco Chronicle. CoinmeD-
-cihs; at St.- Louis, whtre hi was re
ceived with great enthusiasm, he pro
"ceeded to Kansas City, where alike
reception was tendered to him. But
these Missouri meetings were put in
the shade by the gatherings in the old
Rppuhhcau state of Kansas. There
ha;tM3h-ftft-outpourir)g of the masses
to receive McKiuley all along his line
of travel.. The' dispatches epeak of
assemblages of from 20,000 to 30,000
; people, ii ! .
There is a doable signi6cance in
this Republican uprising in Kansas.
It indicates firat that the people of the
middle west are awakened to the nec
essity of saving the American indus
trial systeni the policy of protec
tion from destruction at the hands
of the free-trade Democracy. Mc
Kinlev's name is identified with this
struggle, and therefore the outpouring
of the Keoablican masses to receive
him.
But the scenes witnessed in Kansas
have another significance.. That state.
always so reliably Republican unti
recently, has been the chief encour
ageoient and principal seat of the so
called PoDulist party, lbe signs now
are that curious political. conglotnera
tion which never had any reason for
existence js about to be dissipated. It
was never anything but a brevet Dem
ocratic party anyway. The old Ra
Dublicans. ' whose enthusiasm for the
national idea has been again aroused
are retusmng to the fold.
McKinley struck the keynote of the
political situation in his speech at To-
- peka. We might as well u dentand,
said he, that one or the other of the
two great parties either the Republi
can party or the Democratic party is
going to conduct the policy of this
' governnienr, "and it is fijr you," he
cried, appealing to the people,- "to de
termine which." .
McKinley understands, as does very
intelligent and right-thinking man,
that there is no logical place as there
. is no necessity for a third party in
our American system of government.
' Third parties are mere temporary
aberrations and must inevitably toon
pass away. It sometimes happens, of
course, that there is a party revolution.
A new party arises, progressive and
militant, inspired by some stirring and
paramount idea, and sweeps one of the
. old parties away takes its place.
Such was the origin of the Republican
party, which took the place of the old
Whiz party and absorbed the. free
dom-loving"' Democrats. But the
Populist party is not such. It is
" merely a. loose gathering . of the fol-
. lowers of forty isms.. It is already
going to piece s. . i
' The political campaign now -being
inaugurated is one of great signifi
cance. For two years the country has
been testing free trade, and the stag
nation in business has become more
marked than ever. In November,
IS92, the people decreed a change cf
policy, and, fter two years of trial, it
is their duty to express at the ballot
. whether they are satisfied with Democ
ratic tsriff reform. ' This will be the
question of questions this fall, an
' the lasue of protection or free trade
, will be forced upon' the consideration
. of voter. - Sovereignty rests with th
-people, and (bey mast decide all ques
tiona that enter into the administra.
tive policy of the nation. 'The Re
publican party has always advocated
protection for American industries,
and it has no reason to change its po
sition. It points with pride to th
history of thirty years during which
it controlled the republic, and raised
it from bankruptcy to . wealth and
prosperity. Republicans have practi
cally demonstrated tneir ideas ol na
tional government, and they do not
theorise on the great questions now
agetating the public. .
" From Sacurdav'a Daily..
Mr.' Theidore Cartwright returned this
- morning from a visit to Pumeroy, Wash
Mr. KraLk Lee, cf the Pacific Farmer
of Portland, gave us an agreeable cull this
afternoon. .
Mr. Ed. Crate was ii town today." He
came from Portland yesterday on the sor
rowful mission of attending the funeral of
' bis father.
The uttendauce at the fair this year has
- beeu much teller thau formerly, aud the
receipts are cousideiahly iucreated.
Ihe meeting of the congregation of St
Paul's cLuruu last evcuiug adjourn d to
meet agaiu on Tuesday evening next at 8
o'clock.
The weather during the week baa been
all tnat could be ue.irrd tor the fair, there
has beeu no rain,. and the tempetalure ba
b eu as mild aa spring. .
There was inly one arrest made last
niiihe, aud that Has ut an individual who
l al become lutr-xicated. lie ' waa brouuhi
b. tore the recorder this moiuiug aud tiutd
The funeral of Mr. Edward Crate, sr.,
took place this morning from St. Pet r's
Ca holiu church iu this . ity, aud was lari;
ly attended by members of the family aud
lrienils 01 the Ueutased.
Some of the fruits that mere exhibited in
the (aviliou were shipped today to laooii.a,
where they will ba placed on exhibition i
the interstate fair, and will advertise the
products of .Eastern Oregon to reaideuta on
the cound.
List Welnedly, about 10 o'c'o-k, while
George Wlker was leaving Jones' saw mil ,
about, three miles from C Uge tirove, iu
Line crunty, with a load of lumber, he ran
over J E Lewi' 2-year-old child. The
child lived only about two hours.
A sad accident occurred about 4 o'clock
Sundiy afternoon, at a point about four
miles a est of P mile too, when V freight
rain ran over aud killed a little g rl bat-y
ol atjont B-xicju mouths of age. . The little
one was near ihe crostiog and was not ob
served until the train was within abjut tive
car lengths. Tua body was cut in two and
the entire train passed over it. Mumfor
as the name of the child's p treats.
The attendacc; at the pavilion last nigLt
waa the largest of any time daring the fair.
The exhibit of painting and of p oduos
of the gard u aud orchard attrsottd con
eidernb'e attention, and the musical .rendi
t.o were very exuetlsnt. Tonight thr I
grand bail wiil take place at the pavilii u,
and hi promises to bt tne crowning eveut
4 th- f "r A l-iegn nnm'iwnf tickets have
been sold, and the music ond'T the ilireo
i.i.u bt Prut. li.ryiVId, will be very choice.
From Monday'! Daily
Mr. Thoa. H. Williamson, a merchant of
Cascade Locks, is in the city today.
Mr and Mis Cha. G.tHiRher retnrned
oo the train last night troin a vi it to the
interstate fair at Tacoma.
These dlif htful davs make life very en
joyable, other matters being couformat U to
that condition ot existence.
Hfl Ciiiy rle la Celle, who hat been teach-
in? Frencli in this cirv for son-e weeks past,
left this morning for Sin Francisco.
The ball Siturday night was very largely
attended, and a very erjj lyarle time waa
had by the lovers of the mazy dance.
An adjourned term of the county court
is being held today, and the county ju ie
and the to commissioners are in attend
ance. Mr. Maddox, formerly tn the banking
bamneas at (io'dendale, was a passenger
from Seattle, on the tram last night, to
Grants.
Around the Sinters' A'ademv a b'ick
wall has tweu Duur, wmcn win us sur
rrouned by an iron fence. ' The, board in-
Insure wi damaged dutiug the recent
flood.
There were two candidates .for the re
corder's clemency this morning. Bith
were arrested for d-moi! drank and disor
derly, and they were found pmlty of the
crime and Hoed in the lowest sum.
Theexnre'B robbery has been the princi
pal tnpie of oonver'a'ion, and tb-re are
mi'T rumors about the recurrence. It was
Lent verv auiet for some time and there ia
no doobt that the matter Is beioa investi
gated by competent detectives.
The board of government engineeis were
exi octed to be at the Licks to examine the
work done nndtr the contract system today.
It is expected that they wi'I adopt some
plans for the enlargement of the work ren
dered necessary uy the recent ijooq.
Mr. J. JacksoD. of sherar a Bnilge, s in
town todi y. He b driven his sheep frin
the sommer range in Crook county to the
winter pasture near the Deschutes. He
sava bis band of 2000 shrr-p are in excellent
condition, nnd he has not ar of any appro
ciable loss during the winter.
Mr. Huz'itt. commonly known as the
"Pilgrim." d-oppd into the ctfice today,
He came from Tillamook, and was follow
ing his usoal method ot tramping frcm one
place to another. - Haz'itt i setttii a old.
an4 it cannot be expected that he M con
tinue hia j urocvs iiiach longer.
A. M. Williams & Co. have received a
stock of school shoes of the Hamilton
Brown Shoe Co., which theysare selling at
very low figures. Th se are the cheapest
and most reliable shoe for the oicney in the
market.. They have also the Kangtcall
school shoe. Thov give a premium with
every pair sold.
The I'rineville Hevirw has an account of
two accidents, in one of which A. J. Ptzr,
of Upper Trout, had both bones nf his rCqht
fure.rm broken and in the other I idtan Sam
of the Warm Springs had one bone of the
tame limb fractured by his borse stepping
into a badger hole and falling. The former
occurred on Tuesday laBt a d the latter on
Tnursday.
A fatal shooting affaay is reported from
Like county. Is seems that two farmer,
Kd. Donnovau anl John ir.eyarrl. in
Warner valley, quarrelled over some trmnl
matttr', wl.ei Vineyard pulled a revdvrr
and Djnovan shot him dead i'h a rifl?
that w..s leaniog again t a stack. Tni o
cuired cu Thursday, aud Donovan rode
into Likeview and gav6 h uuelf op to the
authorities. A coroner' inquest was held
aud the verdict (imply recouuted tne facts,
but did not state whether a crime was oom-
.mitti d or not.
CoUage G rove he adt r: Two bricks val
ued at about S5U00, one mouth's run of a 5
stamp mill by the Bohemia .Miniog and
Milling Co., were shipped to the mint in
San tf'raocisco by Eikio & Bristol-, of this
city, the first of the week. For want of
water, the mill has not run oo full time,
Cottage Grove does m t lose anything by
such operations, and if there were 50 such
enterprises in' 15 ibernia, where there is
plenty of rich cold ore for such business,
our paople should not be disposed to kick
Quite a serious accident sccurred on the
Flat Thursday of last wuek. S muel Rich
ard, a 19 year-old youth living north ot
Pine Grove, being the victim. Bays the
Elgin Jiecorder. He was helping thresh on
the farm of S. S. Thompson and in stepp ng
over the tumbling rod his overalls was
caught by a bolt in a knuckle, Trad as the
cloth was ttrong hi leg was quickly wound
round the rod, dislocating tne ankle and
breaking the bine tour limes between, the
ankle and the knee, besiies skinning and
bruising the limb quite severely.
From Tuesoav's Daily.
Summer weather and autumn' tints on
foliuge.
Judge L. Davenport, of Mosier, was
thec.ty yesterday.
Tr.e railroad commissioners arnyed in
the city lust uight. they came ou -a
special.
Mrs. A. d. iiennett and cot dren re-
lurutd yesterday from a visit to her par
ents at Dayton, W asli.
Tho river barges are bringing to the
city the usual tail loads of wood, i'hise
are being piled ou the beach until it is
almost covered.
Indian Policeman Dave Leno tells the
Dallas Obervcr there are only thirteen pure
Wool i.d au families at Uraud KonUe, and
a total iopulutuin ot out).
Detectives are so plentiful iu the city
mat every stranger is considered as a
member ot some agcocy, aud at -work
ou a clue to the express robbery..
A meeting of the city council will be
held tomorrow uight to consider the
question ol the inauguration or a general
bj stem of sewerage aud other matters.
juun LUirynipie waa niaaa a lull citizen
of the United Stales yeter.lay, by tne
county court, and thereby severed tor-
ever bit a legiauce to the queeu of Great
Britain aud e.n press of the ladies.
Mere I orses have beeu shipped out of the
Malheur country this season iban for the
past tive years Several carloads lia.'e bjeu
atiip.ed tu Kentucky,' where the ouers ex
peut tu secuie some lood slock to ship to
iklailieur county lu return.
I ne cjinjie says: "iiiie ue ii will in a
short time recover fiom the etl' C-m ot the
recent cyc.oue. We have a gjod school aud
that will have a tendency tu resioie former
prosperity. Budding sues are very cheap
ana now is tne nine Id invest.
Baker City Biade: Mr. L. P. Kimball,
ot raia lity, Utah. UOi his departure Fri
day for t euor.h fork ut the Jolin Day to
ake the inun ig. m?nt tit tne gravel mints
juat puichaed i J the Utah t,yudicale I ruin
je an. (luiliiide & Ihoruburg. The uiiuea
wilt be'operluit uu.ll void weather teU lu.
N.ariy every tou lu ihe Wiliauiettu
yaney is induing a Cd.l for a meeting to get
the beet sugar factoiy. At rwil buio a cad
was issned iur the li b, a week ahead, in
order lu give tt.e tanneis au opportunity to
be pieseul, which la tne proper thing 1c
lutereata tnt- farmer aa muuii s the resid. n:s
ot the city.
The Seattle P. I. says : It is reported
ibalG. W. Hunt, builder of the lluui
railroad By slum 10 .eastern Wuslnugioii,
receiiliy M.ippeq nia grading ouint to
Memlociuo couuty. Cal., where it is now
held tor I'reigul It ia understood that
tluut was about to commence the coa
siruclio j ol a road.
Mr. M. Willis and the parties who
went with him to Ihe hop tit-Ids, of Yak
ima returned ho.ne .Aiouday, Sajs the
Hood Itiver (.linear. Tney had pieasaul
weather ou the way, but llie uigbts were
cool, aud iu some oliices lrosi aud ice
weie eui-ountered. lbe party, men,
women ami children, uveruired a dollar a
day while at work. They saw a . good
ileal of new country, hud a pleasant out-
lug, and come hoiuej with more mouey
thau they started wuh. Luther Milicr,
Joe Krt.ier, Dick Ga ligau aud 'rauk
Evans were among the young men who
stayed with Mr. W illis to tue cud aud
returned with him.
Tut 2 y.ar-old child of Clay Newman,
residing teii mile e.ai of Albauy, died
bout 3 a c.uck baturday tuoruiug from be
ing scalded. Oj Thursday a tub ot bulling
water was knocked liou lbe stoVd. Tue
child standing near received the splash and
fell m the water spilled ou tne floor, sen Id -
ug all the lower part iu m dangerous mau-
uer. Dr. AlHstou wai cailtd, but tna burn
waa too severe to save tne cuild.
The police court today bad a clear
record. There waa not eveu au arrest
made for being uruuk aud disorderly.
Notwithstanding the express robuery and
ihe hard times being ee tiered there id
very litt'e mischief being concocted, aud
lie Dalies is comparative y tree irom
UureputuO e characters. This condition
I allairs will remain, H is lo be hoped,'
nd that property and iite will be sale lu
tms portion ul the stale.
Major Harper, the agent for the Um-tilla
Indians, stated to a reporter of the Tribune
mat aniie several leasees of lauds from the
Jud mi -on the reservation were experi
encing d ffi.nlty in securing the miney with
which to meet rental dues, nevertheless.
for farming tracts.
Old leases are being renewed aud new peo
ple sre negotiating tor land all ot wnicn
goes to show that the Umatilla county
funner is not easily discouraged.
We have received a copy of The Sun, the
new morning paper printed in Portland. It
ia an eight page, eix column piper, verv
neat in typographical appearance and ably
edited. "Ic starts with a full press report.
and the many friends of the new venture in
urnalism will wish it success. There
should be room enoujh in the city of Port
land for two tirst-c!a diily papers, and
there is no reason that The Sun shcnld not
be a pTmanent exponent of the best inter-
eats of the metropolis.
There is considerable disonsaion now go
ing nu respecting the propriety of the gov
ernor pardoning, fc-aundeis, the murderer ol
Chirlev CHmpbell. The editor of the Si-
Jem Indrpenilent, who believes in the drath
penalty, says: "From all we can learn
from tho?e who do not sympathize with
crime, and who believe in the righti of mn
and the vindication of law, the verdict U
that Saunders richly d STyed death for his
crime, and that his miserable life is too
short to attone for the crime be committed."
That whs indeed an enthusiastic cisci-
l
p e of I-aok Waltorj, who, lu his will, left
all his fishing tackle to his two uephews,
if they should be bom, except one set tor
himself, which was to be placed in bis
coffin, in order that "if there is fishing iu
the other world, I will be provided with
tae!le to euj ) the sport, which has af
forded me uiucti de'ight m the present
mode of existence." We certainly do
hear of the rivers ol 1'nraclisft, but can
any one recall any reference to cele.niiil
salmon, heavenly halibut, St Peter perch,
empyrean bluefish, trout, or any oilier
sort of li any prey, though there are mor
tals who lmye seen an angel lUh.
Mr. V. Moretti. a graduated artist from
an Italian school, has opened an aitstudio
upstairs, the second door south of the
Times - Mountaineer office. He haa
frescoed the ceilings of the chapel ot ihe
Sisters' academv iu thisc ty, and his work
. ' ... ' : A .1..
tallows mat carciui couuepiiun. uu uo
liocattou of figures tutit always indicate
the thorough artist. It has quite an ac
cession to Ihe Dalles that he has con
eluded to remain here, and it will be a
rare opportunity for those desiring tuition
in the highest style of art. He has quite
a number of students, and when his coin
netencv becomes known, very many of
our people will avail liieuoselve ot the
privilege.
Dufur No e by "Kmo."
Ddkur, Oet. 11. This is not an a iver-
tisemeut of doctors nor of doctor shops!
and if anybody wants to have the rheu
inatics at convenient times it is none of.
my business,
It has been many days since I used any
of your valuable space, but having cap
tured a stray item, showing bow records
ate made and lost, I write
Hon G. W. Johnston aud G. P. Ealch
have returned from a very successful duck
bunt over in Washington some place (they
don't s;em to know just where it was), and
brought home a large number of mall
ducks and an unlimited number of large
duck stories. A day or. two after their
return the following letter was found near
tb des't of one of the hunters where it
had beeu carelessly dropped:
Rockland, Wash,
"Mr. Ballech
inklosed youll find a Bill of them
duks I sold you and it is bout time to settle
up. youll find alUo that my Koushence
trubbled me and I nocked of $1.50 for t he
ten mud bens 1 sold you for Kaqvas back
duks. The turkey, Gobler you shot by
mistake for a sandhill Krane is some better
but hasn't gobbeled. any sence you put the
lead iuto bim. of course I know it was an
axedent that ou hit him because Lsaw
you shootin at mudhens, so wont charge
anything uulesshe dyes. 'I The rest of the
letter was torn, and could not be deci
phered, but the bi 1 is probably paid. - -
Dufur is steadily improving despite the
number of thoroughbred imported - dogs
that have been brought here. -New build
ings are in process of erection and many
more are on paper. A mong the latter are
a distillery, brewery, drug store and a hos
pital, all the result of the energy of "Our"
Dr. Dietrich I use the. "Onr" in the same
sense as Uncle Tom ns d it list week, kind
of paragorically, if I may so speak .
The long train of grain' wagons passing
daily 'rora Tygh ri.lge speaks well for that
well-known wheatbelt and even at the
present low price will put a great deal of
money in circulation.
The threshing season is ever and has he n
a very lively one iu this vicinity; just
enough cloudy weather to make the Tanner
rein inber last year's experience and get a
move ou. ' - '
There is one little matter about harvest
ing that, in the opinion ot your truly,
should have the attention of the legislature
this winter. In many instances the farmer
is obliged to give a niortgege on growing
crops in trder to live. . At the p oper time
the harvesting and threshing is done; the
farm r assuming the expenses and the
hoi er of the mortgage taking ihe graiu.
At the present low prices there is often
nothing over the mortgage and no matter
how honest the farmer uiiy be, he can't
pay tor the labor, leaving the men who
have done the work out in the cold; the
law should make the grain ood for all ex
penses of harvesting, no matter who holds
the crop. Secure th3 laborer for his work,
which is usually of more vital importance
to him than is security to the holder of the
mortgage. Secure the t'iregher payment
for every bushel of g ain cleaned aud thi
expense of threshing wiil be much less.
This can be made right by the coining legis
lature; would interfere with no present
contracts and would work no injustice on
anyone. - Kkno.
Accident at Bigs '
E'iarly last. Tnursday morning at B'ggs in
Sherman couuty the cii'iog of the roi.ai.up
Bfairs at tue hotel fell with a terrible crash,
and one' mani who was asle. p'at the time,
as buried iu abjut to f jet aud a half of
sand, Fortunately he kept the blanket
over hie mouth; aud by this means preven
ted fatal - coi s quenccf. The mau with
whom he was sleeping was awakened by
the noise and jumped out cf bid, and was
struck by some of the bjards of the ceiling.
He alarmed the house, and the ldrnates
went to work immediately to retcua the
it in who was buried in the sand that had
ac. uinnlated on the ceiling and had fallen
into the roon. Ojx iufirinant states that
the muii4 rars and nose wire filled with
Band, and that Ins escape from death wjs
almost miraculous. There were two b -da
a the room, but only one was occupied.
Biggs is renowned for dr fcfng sand, and it
has gradually encroached on the hotel uutil
it is nearly buried.
A Peculiar Tliefc.
The Salem Independent has the following
account of the lirceoy of a church organ:
"Some unprincipled wretcl.ei broke into
the school house at Hazel Green last night
and deliberately stole the organ,, used for
the church, and it is thought they have
gone in tbe direction of Monmouth, as the
officers have got on track of it that far.
Tbe organ was purchased of Mr. Will about
tour years ago, and was ia good condition.
It is an Etrhuff, style ISO, No 22,029. It
is andoubtedly the intentioo of tbe thief or
thieves to run the organ into Pjlk county.
where communication by telegraph is not
to be bad, and then to dn-poae of it for any
amount they oan realize. This is tbe first
time we have ever beard of a chnrc'i organ
being stolen, and it is a bold thief that will
make tbe attempt.
Eye Specialist.
Dr. M. Kaufman, late from Germany,
fcientilio optician, wiil be at the Pavilion
during this week and will furnish glasses
to suit any eye at tbe lowest prices. Don't
misa to baye your eyea examined free of
charge.
nV-f i ft i ,. i i i i i i
Dufar Doings.
Editor Tuin-MorsiAittEB:
DcFPn, Or , O.-t. 14. 1S94.
"Uncle Tom" puzzled some of onr Dutnr-.
it-:8, and' cousidernb'e guessing wan fcOtDg
on as to who t e or she might he N it on
the right track, bjjs
More buildings are goina up in our b-i-g
this autumn. Mr. El Himiiiii has com
menced ro build a good-aized dwelling
house.
U P. Bilch and George 'Johnston spent
last Sunday on a duck hunt, ami it if re
ported that they were very successful. As
to their field of opertioi s your correspond
ent ii'iul I learn nothing definite.
Mis. Euhi-r Menefee is going back to
Shermin county to resume hur oi l school.
It sptaks well for her ability aa a teacher
that the directors have re-engaged her.
List Saturd ty evening a dance w-.s held
at lb. J hall aui everything went eff pieas
autly. DjgB sre quite numerous in our city.
Some assert that they counteibalui.ee the
number of human inhxbitauts. Tne ex
quisite nightly ser nadea are a woudertul
production of canine scieoce.
Mr. Will Vauderpool baled a lot of fne
hay and has now 150 tons for the market.
Mr. Vanderpool is known as one of the
most progressive farmers in iur neighbor
hood aud his ranch Is 'One of the finest in
the court. . " v
The lat threshing of this seisoo in our
neighborhood was completed lust Monday.
Ac the same time e have observed that
some are commencing -to put iu the r win
ter graiu. The soil is iu a fair condition.
Dr. Dietrich and Mr. Tut.le took in the
county f lir on Wednesday.
Presiding Eider Parker is holding tne
qn-rterly confeieice in the U. B. church
He preached an eltqaent sermon ou Thurs
day eveuiog. The attendance was good.
Hog buyers hayc bsen through Ihiscoun
try aud it appears that rork will command
a good price this fall.
A little son of Mr. Cantrell was accident
ly struck with a ba-e ball bat an 1 slightly
injured. Dr. Kane attended him.
The dilghttul weather manufactured
nowadays meets the aproval of our farmers.
Key. lturiirigame is prepiriug to move
ioto toivn fcr a winter's stay.
The lumber yard of Ward & Sons ha
beeu put into fine shape and is now 'sup
plied with a good assortment of luinher of
all descriptions. Air. W. A. Moore is the
manager of the yard and deseryes credit fur
tne work he has done so far.
A Tale of tbe Sea.
Mr. Harry Landers, an old sailor, who
has b?en in tbe city for the past few days,
serve! tin ee years on the Charleston, aud
afterwards shii p-'d before the mast iu Vic
toria, B. C, ou a three-masted merchant
man, bound for Sydney, Australia. 1I
called at the office this afternoon and" gave
us a graphic description of a shipwreck he
suffered on the last vessel. Fur sixteen
days and nights no one on board bad any
rest or sleep, and, finally It trry looked to
the masthead and saw the St. E ma light.
He immediately went to the captain and
told him that he had experienced three ship
wrecks, but in twenty tour hours th ship
would suffer a very severe . disaster.
During tbe fcl owirg night the hurricane
became terrific, and he and that captain,
mate and skipper could hear the peals of
thunder. Finally a wave swept over the
deck, clearing it of all obstacles. Harry
got the lifeboat, and hitmelf and the ship's
omcers drifted on the ocean tor three days
and nights, when thoy were picked up by
a steamer bound troin Australia to San
Francisco. Fur acts of gallantry Harry re
ceived a gold medal, but he got out of
charge and "soaked" ' it tor liquid, it is
very thrilling to hear an old sailor relate
his experience, and, being ont of "copy,"
we have j itted down a brief synopsis of his
tale of the sea.
A Cuttle XlJlefs Escape.
Tbe Salem Independent says: Fred
Smith, of Gervais, who was indicted in
this city by tbe grand jifry Wednesday
for stealing cattle and who was trying
to leave tbe country, came face to face
with tbe officers who were pursuing him,
near Highland in Cl.icK8.nius county yes
terday afternoon. Deputy Sheriff Mickel
carried a gun, and when he saw Smith be
called to him to surrender or be shot.
Smith happened to be with George ..Ogle,
of Mo!alla, who did not understand the
situation, and the two wheeled their
horses and fled; A3 soon as it was safe
to fire witboul danger of shooting Ogle,
the officer blazed away, but tbe fugitive
slackened not bis pace. A second shot
was fired, but was also without effect.
Smith was mounted on a racehorse that
be owned at Gervais, while the officers
bad a jaded team and hack, so they could
not pursue bim and be escaped.
Yesterday's Raioes.
An immer se crowd was lu attendance at
the f iir grounds yesterday, aud wit-.essed
t: e most interesting and hotly contested
races of the meet.
The first event was a frce-for all trot,
and it took five 'heats to decide it J. U.
Mack's Anita took, the (second, third am
fifth heats, and succeeding in lowering the
best previous time for this track to 2:2SJ
Hamrock won in the first and fourth heats
and ran Recond in the other three. It
was all through a most exciting race.
The h .lf-mile handicap for named horses
was run in 0:51 by I Don't Know; Tampa,
second; blue .lay, third; Jim fow, fourth
- The bicycle iace was interesting, any
body's race up to the wire. Ed. Bigs came
in first by ab ut two feet, and Hal French
fecond. '"
The races for today were a mile and a
half novelty; a half a de for roadsters,
best three in five, and a th;ee quarter
handicap.
THE WAT SHE LOOKS
troubles the woman who
is delicate, run-down, or
overworked. She's hol
low -checked, dull -eyed,
thin, and tiale. and it
(3 worries her.
JNow, tho way to loot
well is to oe well. Alia
tho way to be well, if
you re p.ny such woman,
is to faithfully use Dr.
Pierce's Favorito Pro
scriotion. That is tha
only medicino that's
purt'ranfeed to build up
woman's strength and to
euro woman s ailments.
In every "female complaint," irregularity,
or weakness, and in every exhausted condi
tion of the female system if it ever fails
to benefit or cure, you bavo your mouey
UtXK.
There is only one medicine for Ca
tarrh worthy the name. Dozens are
advertised, but only the proprietors of
ur. fcage's Catarrh Keraedv say this
"If wo can't cure you, vc"il nati you
8auu iu casn i "
Free Water.
The frpe watering trough in the Eirt
End, which wis erected by the city for the
beoeiit of farmers and others, the watir
commission charged $5 a month to supply.
A the council considered it a bonefic to the
public that bidy wisely refused to pay tl.e
amount, and the commission proceeded to
shut tff thewater; but Jobs, Collins 4 Co.,
at the oorner of whose store the trcugu is
aitcatcd, p.id the amount charged, and the
water trough will remain free to th- publio
as heretofore. Jolsx Collins & Co.
N'tfrr
Auot Uer call.
AH.county warrants reg:stered prior to
Janu .ry 11891, will be paid on preeeuta-
tfon at my office. Interest ceases after
September 10, 1S04.
Wm. Mich ell.
County Treasurer.
A Gentleman
Who formerly resided In Connecticut, but
who now resides in Honolulu, writes: "For
29 years past, my wife
and 1 have used Ayer'i
Ilalr Vigor, and we
attribute to it the dark
bair which she and I
Cow have, while hun
dreds of our acquaint
ances, ten or a dozen
years younger than we,
are either gray-headed,
white, or bald. When
asked how our hair has
retained Its color and
fullness, wa reply, Ey
the use of Ayer'a Hair
Vitror nothing else.' '
"In 186S, my affianced
was nearly bald, and
induced
her to use
Aycr's Hair Vigor, and very soon, it not
only checked any further loss of hair, but
produced an entirely new growth, which has
remained luxuriant and glossy to this day.
I can recommend this preparation to all in
need of a genuine hair-restorer. It is all
that it is claimed to be." Antonio Alarruu,
Bastrop, Tex.
AVER'S
MR VIGOR
SHERIFF'S SI I.E.
Bv virtue of an exf cntion an.l order of sale, is
sued out ot the circuit court ot the Slate ot Orojon,
for Waco eonnty, upon a tlecrec Mid judgment
inula, rei.di-red an I entered by Raid c.urt on the
11th day of Felirilari, loD4, in fnvor of the plaintiff,
m Kilit uhproul Eugene 1 Vl'h'tf w:s p nint ff and
(J H llenl.l. M:rv P Hcild and 1 J
Fonru-on were defen'lauts, and to me di
rected anil delivered, commanding me to
levy upon aud bell a 1 the land- mentioned and
de-cril.ed in s ,i-l writ and hereinafter d'wrihed, I
did on the ii t dav of Auyust, 1891, duly levy upon,
an J wM e 1 at public auction k i'e highest bidder
T for cash in hand, on We lues lav. Ihe 17:li dav of Oc-
fr'bt-r, Iftlil, at 2 oclt'ck in the alternoon of taid
tlav at the Iront di or of the emintv court lions t in
DuliiH C'tv. in Wseo lioutdv, orejron, all of the
land anil preini-HBdcscrilieil in said uiit and here
in described at folinwii. to uit:
Comtutnehiirat llie soutlicaiit corner ot the north-
eiyit i uarter of ae; tion (Iwo), tnwni-hip Z (two).
no. tli of raiiL'e ten I Ml. east of Willamette imria-
lau; ruunini; thence wcr one hundred, seventy one
and Sj-loo lil SOjroilsto a rnunt; running' tnence
north forty-six and uue-half l-tti.5 rods to a point;
rnunin tlietiee t a.t one hundred ana seventy-one
ni.1 V-ioo 171.3') rods to a point, and running:
thence outh forr-y-six ai d one-h:ilf 146 5 roda to
the place of btirinnunr: aluo beirinninir at tne north
east corner of ths northwest quarter of the hcuth
eaat quarter of section two 12J, township two 2,
north of rniri ten (10) east of the Willamette
meridian; running thence south thirty-two 32 rods
toa.polnt; running thence west thirty-two 3-f roos
to a point; luninuir thence nonn th rty-two :t'2.
rods to a point; ruuning thence east eiirhtv (8) rods
to the place of betrinniUK; together with ad the im
provement? thereon, and appur.enaticcs thereunto
belonging;, orso mucn tnereor as snau oe tumcieni.
to satisfy ihe sum ot thirteen hundred and sixty
two'(la2) doliais, with interest theieon utthe latj
of 10 per cent par ionium Hi:ice April 27, 1&4. and
one hundred and tbirtv-six and 20-100 (-SlSd.20) dol
Uts attorney's fees, and rhty-six and 2a-lou (?:-3.2S)
dollars, cost of buit and ncemiuir costs iu said su t
together with cost of saiuwiit ind aecming costs
of sale. T J DlilVfc.lt,
Sheriff of Wai o County, oritfon.
liatrd at Dalles City, Ore., beptetnber lu, lsui.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon,
Wiikrco county,
J. B. Cordon, nlaintitf. vs. Oeorsre WilMims. .is ad-
minisirator uf the Opiate of Louise Godwin, dd-
coaped. a;d Clara L. lchulze, Charles F. Michel-
hach. Louts H. Mit'lulhach, HilJiHin J. Micheibach
and Cecilia M. ihehelbach, dcfendiuts.
Bv .rtue of an executiou an'l order of stfe issued
out of th-circuit court of the sUte cf Oregon ft.r
Wasco countv on the 2It day of fcntamhur, )byi,
upon a ju gment and u ordir of sale1 rendered in
fivoro ih uIiovh name-i plaintiff and aaiiat tha
above named iifentlaiiu for tha sum hereinafter net
forth, which judgment has been dulv assigned to
M A. Mootiy, the i resent own r and holder thereof
as shown uv the rrc ros oi naco county, ureon.
and wliie decree, aoionir other things, ordered the
pale til ine mt-Ut bcreu-alter oescrioett to satwv
said sura, 1 did levy upon and will sell on S itnrdav.
the 20th day of (tctober, 1&94. at the courthouse
door in italle City, in said county and state, at the
hour uf 2 o'clock P. M of said day, at pub ic auction
to the highest bidder fur earth in hand, t-uVjeet to
t nempuon, ail ol tne toiiowmK-oescriDet land.
triwit: v
A certain p eoe or naroel of land, sitnated at ths ,
southwest comer cf blick4J, in Trevitt's addition to ,
Dalles City, Oregon, ami buinif eighty-tour (W) feet ;
in midtn on u or rourtn street, ana one nuuureii
and twelve (112) feet in dfpth on Ourrisou street, in
paii unties city, and being tne name property con
veyed by Thomas tuith aud wife to Jouu Michel-
bach, of date February 11, IKti'J. and. conveyed by
aohn Alu'heibach to Louise Mu-heloach. of dat1 De
cember 31st, 1887, and situated in b id Trevitt's ad
dition to Dalles City, in .fco count, ntate of Ore
gon, tocetht-r with all and singular tho tenements.
lier.ojtHiiieutsaniJ apt. urtenaiices thereunto belong
Ingor appjrtainiiiir, beicg and situated in Dalles
Citv. WaMco county. Oreeuii, to salify the sum of
z,'M wtt.n interest thereon at the rte of ten
per cnt per annum since tSopU mbcr 2lst, lS'H, and
tlie fur-her sum of 49.55 costs of. suit and tint ao
ci-uing costs herein. T. J. DRIVE...
bher;ttoi Wasco county, Oreou.
Lated Uita day or fcepte.ubor, is.
SSlierifT's Sale.
By virtue of an execution anil order of pale.
sued out of the circuit court of the State of Oreffon.
for Wasco county, upon a decree a. d Judgment
mule, rendered and enteied by said court on the
hid day oi reoruarv, isd-i, in favor of the plaintiff
in a suit wherein itutrenc D. White was ,iluintiff
aimu. I . Heaio ana Mary F. Hcald were defend,
ants, and to mi directed and delivered, command
it.j roe I" levy upon and sell allthe lands men-
tiuued and described in said writ and herr infi.r
oe.i'no ii. i am on tne til day of Aimiwt
1S:)I, duly levy upon, and ni l ae'l at Duhlfraiirtinn
so tue nignehi oiuuenorcan innand. on Wednesday
tne ivin any or uctouer, imh, at z o clock in the
aiternoon or hu'iaiuv at inelront lioor of the coun y
court house lu Dul'tM Oily, iu Wasco ounty. Ore
gon, all of the lums and premises described in said
wntanu ntrein uescriuca ai follows, to-wit :
Cuinnuni-.iiiL' at the southeast corner of the north.
east quarter of section two (2), township two i2l
north of ranire ten (lo), east of Willamette mend.
iau; runninir thence tvtst oue hmulr. il, revciity-one
and 30-100 (171 30) rods to a pofnt: runninir ihenee
nonu niriy-six nu oue-iiail (4t ai rods to a p.nnt;
runuin-theuce enst oii3 hundred ar.d Revent i .nn.1
and 30-100(171.30) rods to a point, .anil runninc
thence iUlh forty-six. and one-h.lf 40 S) rods to
tue uim'o ui ueiiii'iiii, swu esrinninir at the nor'h.
east corner of the northwest ihiarter of the snnih-
cast quarter of section two (J),' townrhin twj (2)
north of ranire ten (10), cant, of the 'A'illametle
inerioian; runuini; in.nca soutli tlurtv-two (:ti) rinil
to a pefnt; runnii g thence west thirty -I wo (ai) rata
lo a point: lutu.in thenec nonh thir'.y-1 wo (:i)
rols to a poin- i runniiii; thenee east eirrhty i8U)ods
to tile pl ol hetiuning. tojfeihcir w.th ah the iin-'
provcinents thereon, a-.d aiurtennnei therrr.nm
belonitinir, orso mneh thereof as shall ho FiiUeient
lutialy the sum . f five hundred mid ninety ekht
oi l aouai now riue on sum jii'lLrnieiit with in.
tereat tnerean at tha rate of lei. per cent per an
num on ',0 and ei.bt pir cent r anm:m on the
balance of said Judgment from the 14tli cay of
Kcliru.iry, 1S94. nnd tlio lurther s iru of twenty-five
nuu li-i'w icsa.jzj u"IIrs costs in stud mit to
Itetber with costs of said wr.t and accruing C0:t3 o'.
T.J. DRIVER,
Sheriff of Wasco C junty, Oreiron.
Dated at Dalles City, Orce in, Sept, 15th, 1S94
CITATION.
I S TiiE COIJXTV COURT op THE &TKTE OF
JL uietrun, lor in uouaty of asco.
In the ma'ter of the euardianr-.tp es- 1
late of Kaocy Stan.ey, an Dj(ed aud vCitation.
II; firm person.
ro Nauov Stanley and nm Laire, g-iinrdians of
ianey at nie.v, an aed and l:.linn neison. uud
ah other beir and legatees, known arm unkuown,
lu the name or ti e state of Oireon. you are here
by cited and required to appear in tbu county cou.t
vi vnv p.i.m n uirif'iii.iiii inc county or nasco. at
the Court-iooin thereof at flaliel C'Xy, in said
eouil'y, on Mi). Htm, tbe third day cf eeiteml.cr,
lSllt . at 10 o'c.ocli in the forenoon of tint day, then
and there to nho' caus, if any ihire be, why tile
following described real property, to-wit: Lots
iiuun.tr one (1), two (S), three (3) and four (4), of
section thirty-two (32). In town.lmi three n,.r h
of ranue eleven (11), ea t of Willatnet'e meridian.
it'iimm .in.- ign nun ami aitua:ca lu a-co
enuutv. siatjof nreon; slitiild not hesodf.rthe
suppoit r,i .saucy Stanley, widow of said John Stan
ley, ueceativa.
Vhtnksk, the Hon. Geo. C. Clakelv.
Jialgi f the said county c tirt, with
, ' thewal of ald eourt eftixed thu
bbai. zutn aay ol July, A. D. lbOt.
, ' 1 AtUt
W. M KEI.SAV, Cleric.
By IS. MAhllN, Drpntv.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Orrics at Vancouvkr, Wash.,
Juiv 27. Ikiu
Notice In hereby elven that the fol owinu-uamtd not.
tier nan men noucj oi nis intention to miLka
Unai prooi in support ot nis ciuim, and that said
proof will be mule before Cointuinaloin r United
staies tarcuic umn, amtuct oi Wa-hiinrtou,
Uoldemlaiu, Wash., on Ocob r 15 ii4 v.
iru fiiiivvv - '
If V. 0274. (Indinn). for the lot 1. and S'i NKl
4, Til X N II IS K W to
lie niunus tne touowing witnesses to prove his
conllliuoui rm.nce liiHin and cultivtiun of and
huui. vis: Bill C'htrlcy, Win Snittis. Mirtin Sum lis
ftuu rr.uia oii'iu.1. mi i n'i''K.i:ti eoiuity, wai.n.
JOHN 1). UHXMJ1IK0AK, Reirii.ter.
NOTICK l'XIR PUBLICATION.
1 LAKH Om R at Vanooi vhr, WAn.,
July ii. luat.
Notice la hereby itlven Hint the followinrr-namod
settler l" fllud m-tltw of bl intenlioii tu make
final proof In 'l; )iort of Ida claim, and lhat said
proof will hs mads before Uiiumllciii-r 01 t'niud
suites uircuit 1 ouri lor iniinci 01 v aahhurton. in
ucidnndaie, yan., on I'ctoiier ir, 184, via:
JOHiv l-ll,"T.1l.
H E T27S. (Initlsn), for the i4 NE1. NW1 NE1 and
SE1 NVH, aw M, I'p li, H IS IC W M.
lie names lint fohiiwina wltneNwa to provo hia
eoniinunuii rcFiiir-ni iqiuu ait.i cuilivntlnn or. said
land, viz: Hill Clntrlev. William S nit tin. Murllii
hpedin.l rrana siioui, all ol Klickitat county.
nillLluull.
JU1IH II. UMIU1IKQAN, RtKlstor.
1'.KK. IT.
Cams to tbe piTrr.l"os ol tli subsrrilicr. i- Lor,?
Hollow. aioutl4 oUleswrntliratt ol l'ne DnllM. onn
sorrel uiar, branue4 M on rl'ht shoulder, two
white hind feot, wliltr atrip In fau). Hhe ha a colt
bnndud ths stime. The own'tr ou have the same bv
nrovlnif nnirty ami puvlnir (ir the cliarires of
Icerplng and the vimI of this tttlvertUement.
mm
H day. I
Lour Hollow, un, , 11. r . DSlJUItNE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Laxo Omca at VaTCorvFit, Wakh.,
Auru-l 20, 1S94.
Korlce ts hereby given that the followinir-named
settler ha tiled uotice of his intention to make final
proof tn support of hi claim, and that Raid proof
will be made b--fnre W. U Dunbar. Commi-siuecr
C -. Circuit Ci-urt fir diiitrift if W-ishiinrton at
iiU o c-e iu Ool..eu,lak', W..t int .n, on October 6,
1j94. viz: '
UABRIE . HARPISON,
H E, No 6J45, f"r the );, nf SE and KJ of SEVi.
Sec .8, Tp 3. S K 13 K W 11.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, aaid
Kud, viz:
Marion U PpUwn, Ribert St-utber, John Kure
and William Gnrncr. alt of Harrland P. O.. Wunh.
J.dlX f. CKoGUKiiAN, Rc!Sttr.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Lasb Oftics at Vascouver. wsn.,
July t, lrtii.
Ifoffoe is hitehy irien that the fol owiatr-uamed
sotthr ha9 hltt' notice of his intention to make
fin d proof in snppoit of hU claim, and that said
proof will be made before couimi.sionel United
fttatt-s Circuit Court for Di-triet of Washington,
at Ooldendaln, Wash., on October 15, 1S!4, viz,
DICK TOM liVl',
H E 6172 (In liar), for the Iota 3 aud 4, and S S WJi
sec i, I'p 3 S. K 13 E W 11.
He names the fullowiui: witnesses to prove hlr
continuous re-.ideeo ujion and cultivati iu of snid
land, viz. John Siioui. Bill Charles. Wm sptttis
and Frank siiotjii, ml of Kiickltiit county, Wasn.
JOHN D. OKuiillliUAN, Kteister.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICK
Bv virtue of n order trade 1 y ho County Court
; of WHftcn cituntv, u refill, at The July ter-i: thertiof.
lb'.H. t nie ilirccUd. iu thu txeruior of tha estnU
nf W. M-.1J. Lewis, .ie-:cift;il, 1 wil; rtft.fr the lutlt
I (lav of October, proee tl to nuJl for cfsh in
lnuul tho foltowiii Oebcribe:! lanud of the twid
estate, to-wit:
Ttie west half of the northwest quarter, the
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
tion Twenty; the northeast quarter oi tne norin
west quarter of section nineteen i i township 6 south
of rai.jfti eHt; the nith haif nf the southeast
quarter, t:ort)ua9t quarter of the ioU'h 'fst quarter
and foutheast quarter of northwest quirtor cf sec-
ton twenty-one louusutpa south, runir-j easi oi
WiliuiueUe' niendian in Wawo county, Oteicon.
The land will be sold in lots to suit purenusers.
Abated tins July o, ISM.
Z K. MOODY,
Executor of the eatte of VV. McD. Lewis, dt
ceastnj. sep a-at
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Ofkics at The Dalles, Oregon,
Geptemhct II, lsul.
Notice is hcrebv el.'en that the following named
Settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final
nroof in sunnort of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the ReBUter and Receiver at
The Dalles, Oreeon, on O-rtober 24, 18D4, vn:
JOH.V S. HOYT.
H E No 35P6, for the VV$ SEJ and E4 SWJ, Sec 11,
Tn IN. R 1-2 E.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
couiinuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
H Paroiii, L Lawfcr, Jese Spencer and William
Spencer, all of The Dalles, Or.
JAS. F. MOORE, Register.
D. W. YAUSE
-(Successor to P. KREFT & CO.)
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A tis'd' Ma'rrial nnd Pa nt'ra? Sil plW
Asent for MASURY'S LIQUID PAINT
AH orders for pain'mc, pflpsrinp; and
kalsomininf promptly attended to ,
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-TO THE-
S T!
G1V3 THE
CMce of Two TrancontinentaJ Boates
VIA
VIA
DENVER
OMAHA
. AND
KANSAS CITY
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
AND
ST. PAUL
Low Rates to All Eastern Cities
OCEAN STEAMERS leave Tort'and
every Five
days for
SAN FRANCISCO, CALA.
For full detail call oa O R A. K. Awnt ot T1IR
W. H. HTTRLBURT, Ocn. Pass. AgL,
Portland, Oregon.
HARRY HEBE,
Mslioal walcmnalei
AND DEALER IN
Clocks, Watches, Jewtliy, Et:
AIwnvH kectM on aile th tntt and Kct ifi-UA
Time-pieces, tsuniond hings, Bow-knot llicrs, Sil
verware, etc., etc.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY,
102 Secord Stieef. rxt door fo A.
Williams & To.'
J!
TLE DALLES,
OREGON
CITY BAKERY
-AND-
Second and Union Streets.
A. L. NEWMAN. Prourietor
PER DAY
EasHy Pelade.
Wo want many men, women, Loys, nnd girls to
work f rus a U vr hours d;:ilyf riglit in nnd around
their o wn homes. The business is eti&y, plea?ant
strictlhonoruhle, nnd pav better thnn anyotlter
DDI
TO
oiK-reJ agcntK. You have a clear field and no
competition. Experience and special ubiiity un
necesdary. Xo capita! required. We equip you
with everything that you need, treat you well,
ant help you to earu ten times ordinary wages.
Women do as well us men, and boys and girls
make good pay. Any one, anywhere, can o the
work. 'AU fiicccrd who follow our plain and eim
pie direction-. Karnct work will surely bring
you a great deal nf money. Everything is new
and in grnt demand." Write for our pamphlet
circular, and receive full iuforriiatlon. No harm
done if you conclude not to go on with the
business.
Ceorce Stinson&Co..
Box 488,
PORTLAND. MAINE.
OUR FALL STOCK
CLOTHING
IS NOW
We can fit jou in eizn.
We can please you ii. stylp.
We can huil you iu price.
Overcoats
A. M. WILLIAMS & CO.
THERE IS NO COFFIN TRUST'
I WILL FURNISH ASYTHI.NO NEEDED KROM AN UNDERTAKER as cheaps can hs piuvliled
from ny oue that does not belong- to tlia Aswciation, and 1 hivj a butter class of roods. Having
taken the necessary uour.e of instruction in enibalminir, 1 am prepared to attend to everytliinir lierUiolns;
to the business.
CAJS HE CALLED,
PLACE OF BUSINESS Corner of Third and Washinirlon streets,
and VVaamngton streets. All orcers promptly attended to.
ICTURE3 FRAMED TO ORDER, AND AT bHORT NOTICE.
The Oro- Fino
AD. KELLER.
Grade California Wines and Brandies io tho Ciiy
-A COMPLETE LINE OF-
IMPORTED and DOMESTIC LIQUORS and CIGARS
No. OO Second door from
the corner of Court Street . . .
Gener
Commission and Forwarding Mercliant
391, 393 and 395 SECOND STBEET
(Adjoining Railroad Depot)
Consignments Solicited
Promp Attention to those who fuvor me with their patronaore
COLUMBIA PACKING COMPANY
Corner Third and Washington Streets.
Cured Hams, Bacon, Dried hi and Tongues,
And the best Beefsteaks, Mutton Chops and
Veal Outlets in the market.
Orders Delivered to Axiv Part of the Citv
Fresh Vegetables on sale at the Lowest Prices.
THE GERM A NI A,
STU3LING & WILLIAMS, PROPS.
Fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars
AU brands ot Imported Liquors, Ale snd Porter, .
aud GcDuioe Key West Cigars. A (all lius of
CALIFORNIA : VINES : AND : BRANDIES
welv-rr-old WMskcv, ttrMj pure, for mediclual por
Doses. Halt Liquor. Uuluiubia firKwerrbssr on draugnU
94 Second Street- TIIK TAL1L,JE!?, OR
ian t Francisco t
If. LEAIIi-K.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
ALL KINDS OF
COLUMBIA BREWERY
WASIIINGTON STREET, BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD .
fuM'GDD RESTORED
n
Rrrnnr . n acxro " menormnw impoipucj-. i eieuusta Uielivcr, ma
I BE.rvr& MUD Mr I ere bj.lnova.nd tU llHnarTnrffAliattf Mil imnurll
The rt-anon sufTcrfr are not cn.-ed by Ixx-lora Is because ninety per rent are tmnbled with
Proatsttltla. CITPIDENEIs the only known remedy tociirewiilioutun oixTaiion. 'litlmil.
als. A written auiirsntee given and mnney relumed If six boxes does not eildcl a ueriuaueatcursv
tl.00abox,six forei. by mail. HendforrREecirculnraud testimonials.
Address DAVOL JHEDICINE C'OP. O. Box OKt, Son Franclaco. OoL J-Sale If
The One Price Cash House,
DIRECTLY NORTH OF METHODIST CnVPCH.
P. IcIIEMY,
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, &a
Ajjeut for the Uattenck 1'atterns; alto for tbe Dall Bazaar Dreti Forma
COMPLETE.
WE WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY
If you will give u ib" opportunity.
and XJlteis.
DAY
Oil ISIGIIT.
UESIDENCE-Coruer of
Fovmh
i, UnderMer and
Hi
Wine Eooins
MANAGER.
THE DALLES, OREGON
Proprietor.
BOTTLED BEER.
.BEER ON DRAUGHT
CUFIDENF-
I ThhirraAtVosfitiihl'
I VI taluser.t a DrpficriD.
Been Hall
uon oi a luuioun r rvm-u fuymciHii, win quit-Kiycureyouor all ntr
voas or ilisi-ast- ol Uie griirrutive orean, sucn a.t Levi Maitfinod, '
Itisumula, I'nlns lo tlieB 'Ck, benihial tunstlnnii, Ncrrons Ix-tUitv,
rimplPN. Unllinrss to Harry, Exliausliun Drnliia, Varlivirels and
Constipntlon. It stops all lease by dav or rl?ht Pi-evmts quH k
Di as ol di scltarn, wliicb 11 not chfYkfr lendfi to 8rMrmatorrha)a and