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SAIUKUAY.
..JANUARY 23 Mi
ITEMS IN BRIEF
From Wednailt'j iHtiT,
Mr. M. Heisler, arrived in the city to
Gay irom i ulur
Mr. Alvis Quinn arrived in the city
ironi i ulur tins morning.
Joee. h Douglas and son, residents of
x Uteen Milt) creek, are in the city today.
There will bo serviced in the Christian
cbnrcb this evening. All are invited to
be present.
1'ue dead-lock still cominues in Oiym
pia and Uuise, with no indicauoas 01
senator beiug circled scOo.
Thewetltier is very mild, and if this
continue wiuier will have spent us t. rct
aaa spring muy be expected in a aliun
time.
Alexander McNeil, an la nnte of Uie
Jnsaue asvluni fruui ibis county, died at
caiem last uigul. tie leave, a widow and
mmuy iu tula cay.
Tue Aral ballot was taken in joint coa
yeuuon ul smeoi oou atier me u.ioj
hour luday.witu ilie result given. AouiUcr
Ballot wa laKeu at 3 :M Wis atleruoou.
Or. U. E. Sanders returned this uioruiu
iroui a luouur vis l iu tue east. JJunux
Ilia absence he visiied GrauJ ltauiUs,
Mlubigau, To.oJo, Uuid, aud other etsi-
eru cities.
The vote in the legislature today in
Balein in joint couveutiou stood as lol
lows: iolpfa, 44; Moore, 7; Hare, :
ifennett, o; Herman, 4: Lord, .: Wil
liams, i; total, otf . m
' Mr. E C. Warren, of Dufur. called at
our office this nioruin Ue says sleigh
ing is excellent on tn teen Mile creek,
ana all the way to the city unul he ar
rived at Three -Vlile.
The city jail was without a single oc
cupant last night, and, like Othello, the
recorder's occu atiou's gone" this
morning He was not worried in mind
abou c Jpnts ; but was able to attend to
Other business.
There are indications that a Chinook
wua win, to use street parlance, "get
in its work" on trie snow in thi-. region
in a day or two. It blew lor a little
while tod y, and it looks favorable for a
continuance of it tomorrow.
here have been uo suiiiuienls of cattle
from the siockyaid ol U c. daliniarabe
A Co. tor the past two data. Tne roads
are uol in ifixid condition lor cattlemen to
drive their Hoiks to niaikel; but iheie
Will be beaV) Ht lpiueing soon.
, The total vote in joint convention to
day at balein was . There was one
man sick, unable to att ud the meeting.
The silverites, by their perUdious action,
may cause a deadlock lor two or three
days; but they should c nsider that they
are wasting the people's money by
hampering legislation.
i'r Sanders says there was more snow
in the vicinit. ol The Dalles this winter
than there was in Michigan He left
this city Cbr stuiasday with the round
bare, and returned this morning to hud
now covering the ground, hut the
amount considerably iminished by the
mild weather we have expert need.
Tli Uoaelmrg hevitxe, ol Jauuary 17ih,
publishes a J2-pae rdilion, principally
devoted to the resomces ol Jiougins
comity", sod itusebura? especially It
speaKS well for lUe eul rpritse of the pub
lishers, duriuif these hard limes, to print
tuth a mauiinoih paper, aud will lie a
good adveriioeuieni lor that portion of the
sate.
Quite a culling affray occurred on Bear
Creea last vVeduesUay morning between
Mr. Jfearson and Fii'ppa LHne,in which
J'earsou got a gusli across itie uiuso'e of
his letl arm, cays Ibe Priueviile A'etee
Ue cume to lowu is soon ax Itie acuineiit
bappeued aud had the wound dressed liy
lit H uck. o penuaneul injury will
result from the cut. T lie flabl jsrew out
of the niisbeliavior or a certain sheep
dog belonging tu 1-no-ey.
- An Ei'Klishman nimed William Trav
erse, ged about 3 years, died very sud
denly at Hood Jbtiver last Monday He
bad Jived there but a short time, aud
was highly respected in that community
wemiuy relatives in tiie old couiuiv'
woo are connected with ;he noliilitv.
He leaves a young wile, to whom he. was
married but a short time.
The Walla Vlalla tstidtxman says thai
the Cvbleutz peuileuiiary scandal is lo be
thoroughly inquired into at an early day
r.oless Uie plans of viiiu Kelly go astray.
Kelly was une ol the lale wardeu'a bonds
men, and believes I hat certain interested
persons aie now, and always have beeu,
trying hard to suppress the real facts iu
Jbe deplorable Walla Wa.la tragedy. He
will try to have a j lut committee ol bolli
bouses inquire ib.o ad ot the lucts. '
Fostiil Journal: Probably James Camp
ie, who I til FotSil alaiut three munina
ago io lake a job iu Honolulu boi-sing a
lut of natives on a Boaar plauiaiion,
would at tbe present time just ns lief be
baca again ou flue ireek -herding Un
lOD'aaheep. While we know Irom ex
perience that sUeep are m gKy criuers lo
herd, we'd rather lend a flajk of them as
l . t n I. I. . 1 .1 I I .
iauvr, Hat.uuuiu ii'i his viii loan urru ia
(band uf hall naked savages oo the wsr
iatb lor one week. However, ijin will
bo doubt he men ded anions: I lie '-Aineri
can imerests" lhat the Philadelphia has
gone down lo protect.
A Chinook wind may melt the snow
now; .'but it is possible lo have a revised
d it ion of wiuier next month, when
people ' aud cattle aie ill prepared
.to euuure it Twelve years ago our sever
est wealhef was xperienced in February,
' when tbe tbcrmnu.ler fell lo 21 deurees
below zero, and ibe water supply ol lb
city was lrnzen for ten days We wouid
prefer hav ng a few more days of Severe
weal her this mouth, lhan for wiuier !
take a rest now ai.d luauy urate his venge
ance the latter part ol February.
Roseburg P.aind-altr: "Hon. D r. K-
Buick this week receded a letter Iro.n
Silver Lake, giving siill further panir.u
lars ot the dreadlul disaster. The. letter
States thai, in addition to tne number who
I oat4heir lives in tbe terrible Die, there
""re 42 persoLS w ho were more or ei4
injured. The larze number is much ol a
surprise, for all reports he eloture h ive
eurf
plac
the !
and
eral
placed llit aumiier at less man so. up u
Slh Inst. Dime ut I lie injured bad died.
and all were improving, aithouish iu sev
eral lustaucia improvement is very slow.
It is now expected lhat all of tbe injured
will recover."
f rjm Thursiay's Dally.
The city is txteuaively bills 1 for
the
Tittell Sisters.
Mr, R. L, Kirkham, of Dufur, was in
town today making proof on his bomeatead,
Tbe last two days of mild weather has
pot a quietus on the business of putting op
ice, it is cow relegated to innocuous dca
uetude. The ebinook wind vest' r lay afternoon
played l.avoo with' the Suow, and am ther
day's Chinook would almost make sleig'in g
a thing of the past.
- Mis Cuba Hewitt, of H'ppner, is visit
ing Mra Forwnoil. Sne has been an inimtr
of S . VitioHot's hoipital iu Purclaud f ir
tai months past, aud is very uiuoii im
prove.! in health.
A force of men were employed this morn
irg iu locating plao-s for tne poles fur tli
oew telephone sys'ein. As soon aa the
'weather ternnts woik will he btgun in
earnest in erecting poles and layn g wires
Key. John V oods arrived io the city on
the noon train, and Will begin a series o'
evatigeleatiual services beginning next
Sunday at the M E. thiir'-h. Prayei
meeting at the church tonight and tomor
row evening. .
Mtaars. YV. J. Wright and G. F. Mo Man
amy have purchased the interest or AIt. j.
Ii. Duuglae lo the sawmill oo Tarcrack
creek, ten miles from Dulur, and will here
after oondvot the business. Tne mi I is sit
oated in a good belt of tioiber, and they
manufacture an HceUeut quality ot lumber
Tne following is too result of tne vo e
et at Siiem ou senator t'lis afien.ie i :
Djlph, 44: Mian, 19; L-ud, 2; Hare. 10;
JJjuuett, 8; Moody, 4; Wlihama, 1; K.: .
oaid, 1. There uiay be new uaumdate.
brought one on every ballntt by tne ou
position io their desultory warfare on Mr.
Dolpb.
Street Oommisinoar Butts keeps tie
enme-waiks iu good cnudition, and the
ateps leading to the B uff addition on Ciom
rtreet are free from suow. We have no
idea wbt office Mr. Butts is carrying favor
witb tba oablio for: but if be ever ruu for
the D. 8. senate or congress ha will b
kindly remembered by tbe citUoos of Tbe
Dalles.
- Journal: The Leavenworth midinc
. aioo ia all right, and it ia going to make the
. - . i. . s r I. .
HjoarcSt BSiajt torn ata an iiaauii-tua.
it . as i-e di mot gii o; purseaai ir th- on v
rich depoiiti or mulct oik iu Una wbla
north weaieru country ami romeut it lo lls
S-O co tne ton in guiii. Ami tne beautv of
It is lhat is lHMieil here it is eaay of aooeas
to lu Ureal .Northern railway.
fcd Poill, a student at the Ejzene uni
versity, wht'e Kine from lua home id
SpriuntfaKl, ri ng thi railroad track, soil
mdyiurf h a lea on a h- Witked. lhouht
iraaiy t ycd i'h a f-cockiiiK revuivi-r iu
hia cocker, trie reault bt-ina a bullet io hia
leg. A ni iveraity aturleut hs uo ue for a
revolver bat if he e-ns -lui, the bate leg
to put a bailt through ia hia own.
1 1 ce are four pr.aoners in tie conntv
jii), aud they conp!airj of l o 1 1 limi-a by
reason of oo new aruvali. Tney have not
nelil a kauuaroo court for o:ng tunc, and
a nuaementa are very rare. Tney are wt?l
teii, and e j y iheir.mealc; but brma d
btried Ironi the privilege uf rzerciaiMt m
i he open air are mil as fu lv contented with
'heir lot aa Vanderbilt or other milliuuaires
are.
Fur the fourth time a cn'prit appeart-d
before the rrcor Irr thm mornmg, aud
euteuceit to ill for torly rtva, lnun wil
uuduobdiy s b-r hun up aulfijieutly to
audbrotauil the m ff-otui of hia a-uLeive.
te ia ooe of the in orniiib'e kind, m m
d ubt f ally aopreuiated tbn kindneseei he
a l reoi-iv-il at the hands of th- fiiy ut
tiuiila, and waiittd to teat their goud uatLie
ro tti um i t.
Sleighriding is very delightful, bnt there
are mauy uuwrilteu epiaouea that would
furoi-h arett aniua.-mefit if fiiale pub-ii
vVt a h uot incliuHd to "cell thtea out of
h ii," but there are whisperings that at
II tini-g eleiuba do m t k eu thu n a I, aun
aotuetimea dump their pieeioua loadn Oit
the snow, ouuh in .-iiieiita cauae merroneut
to all p-rao'us interea'eil, but the arK sealed
to Uie reporter a ear.
Q. W, Boitfa narrowly escnper! drowning
n il ornmai Aoplig l'- o e y Uat week
He was t'oinif o Jaik'nuvilld fr rr. his
K liott creek iiinns ith O. Faucett, 'and
tne horae he wna ridiuii f-l oon wnh him
while forrti iu the scr am. Mr B. 'a feel
huna; in the Hrrup. and he wan uuahld to
xmcate hun-elt. Mr, ruo-tt came 10 hl
reue ai d not him to thore. line b-iuj wet
hriniih'ba was nearly irozm before he
reached a plaue of sm ltt r.
Yesterday afcernoon . wheo the vote in
j nut couveutiou waa k iowii in in city a
petition for nimea ot B publicans who
avnnd the election uf Mr D Iph for the
United acatea senate was circulated, and
150 e'i- procured in tao houra, Ac Uraot,
iu Shermau countx 55 nam a were procured,
ud at LNncaite L ki loO. 1 r. ai w ra tel-
graphid 10 Mr Com . aa ezpie-siye it the
ie ir-s if his conatnueuta in ih cnurae fur
him to follow in the natorr.,1 co iteat.
The Diukel mines in Pe-ihistin are ex'sn-
sive enouah t expect handsome re(u na
from tnein the coining sprina. tne ore has
been hauled foiu miues to tne railroad for
shipment to St Louis. The comma seaaun,
no doubt, vii I develop q'lite a buaiueaa in
cnoae mines the uol'1 uiin-s. in that aeu-
tiou are not developed to any great extant
tie ooly mill in the d S'rict is kept iu
peratiou very I'tile ot the tnnt; bur could.
with proper management, be pLo:d Ou a
Koi id paing basis.
Tubacco raising in the northeast corner of
this couatv bas been tried aud with verv
gratif 10 x ret aim, sya the E leu buruh Lo
calae.r. Some as hue tnhtut-o us we ever
was raiaed iu the. Wentjhee, by Eph
nain AI vo. All kiuda uf fruit cau ba
giowo there of the beat quality. Peaches,
pmn a aud apnuota are peilectiv at Home
in bat part ol the county. we nenee
Imonda could be rained there an peauuta
-i a. The litter Have beeu parciaiiy ex-
periinenied with. .
$ une i f our sobucrihers after taking the
Localizer several year a and not. payiug tor it.
lutt ilu goodness to tell ine p laiinaaier
thai thy do uot want tne paier any Innuer;
remaikii'i; at the rame time, that the pot
master aould be dmng them a favnr to com-
unicate the taut t ) i bo editor or propn- tur
rhat 1. a short haud way nt payiuu jat
detbs. We may be compelled to publish
some or their narnas iu- our black book
eiobiirkr Localizer' Some of the nevs-
iiii raidO. ic n r.ive had a similar exper-
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euce, aud a " oacK rami anouiu oe aepi.
for aucb iu every urtiuH.
From Friday's Dai'y.
Mr. M. Dicbtuiiliei, of Mo4 r, is in town
today.
Ihe Tittell Si'ttr Monday and Tuesday
ev. mug-.
Mr rhomaa Haalan retu-ne I this win.
in fro a visit t j bis old boJie at S.-
The prices 'or the Tittell Sisters' en', r
tainmeuC will be 7o a nt SJ uei.ts. K
scrv.d seate 0 sale at B.akely & tljua;ii
tun's drug aioie,
Iu (be voijj iu j lint aonvect'OU today 0 is
mau friiiu L u couut wa, ab ent. tie
was Iu tavtii u L ril, and ibis wuu.d have
ioiTeate t hia streiig n one ote.
Palduesa is either hereditary or caused
by sickness, meuial exhaustion, Wc&riug
tight-tittiug hats, or over work aud
trouble, ii all's Keuewer will preveut it.
Ou Moo.niy ' tviniug "UrftcU Apart"
will oe pla,ei at the Bi ilaiu up :re house
by tba Pit eil Siitei-b, au 1 on TilMlay
evei.L.g "My U-JCie's VV nl" an I fiou
F.ou."
Ths foandatioo tor a Bew building is
b-iuf( pieoaied j nuiua tbd buck s ore ot
J.les, Cutius & Co vv nen c.iuip eted ic
will be Hi-cui i I as a harness shup by
Mas r Gaei & Riperc
A larae lone ot ni o b gan work Ihi
uioruii g plaulug tha poe.il pintinl'T
the uew teie bone sy -ieiu Tne-e will b
erected iu the al i ya throughont the city.
aud by thia nieau wi'l n it luterfere witb
tl.Oie ol the old. system.
It the report prve true as to the mem
nera of the iaw York lekis ature atteudiu
iiire striuily to buiiues, because ttiey
UiU't IHr COUataUtly Tl'ling to aUl truill thell
b iuaS lor uothnw, otnar abates will quick y
a inpt trie aotl-iree p Ii law.
An Auti 8 aug Laaue has hteo formed
br the ynUl'g laoics III A.liaby, Oieglill. I'l
.aking toe cnair, trie p e-idauv Sinl: Noaa
ladies, let IC be umleiatot 1 -hat we meiu
ou-iuesa. L-t ua chow ihe p -ople ol All any
lhat this 0 lety is a lal at.l"
Liv night the therm j ueter went doa n
-u 19 driieea abi Ve tcrn, and tme u,aue
a e.X'iiug very good, r ir tne past two
daya me ul i moa wiuda had m-ide the snow
iuah ut last uignt it was iu b ieutl
Hard ued O make sieigna glide ovo It veiv
eatl y.
The following was the vote cast at Sdcin
th s afternoon lor D S 8-intoi: D dpb,
42; Moi re. 11; Be i. ett, 8; Haie, 10; Wi -
iiaius. 2; Lout. 3; L !, 1; Biit"-v, J;
Herman, 10 Se.k' r Mouiesaud Bepie
reutatiye 6jutt paired . Small hope fur an
leCiioli S'lou.
Ayer's Tills are constantly advancing in
the estimation of those wuu use thein. 'I bey
improve tbe appetite, promote digestiou,
restore healthy act inn, and regulate every
uuctiou. hey are pleasaut to take, gentle
iu tbeir operutiuu, aud powerful iu sub
duing discas .
Kead oyer's Almanac, v Inch your drug
gist will giadly hand you, and note tue
woutlerful cure of rheumatism cacarr i,
scrofula, dyspepsia, eczema, debility, hu
mors, aud sores, by tbe use of oyer's Sar
sapurill , tbe ouly saisaparillsi admitted at
the " orld's 1-air.
Penoleion Tribune: The five -y-ar-old
chi d of William J nuinpaon died luea ay
at Athena, a ter twualaya of acute suff -t-ing,
resulting Horn a terrible accident
Sui.dxv a k tile of iC d llng grease war
overturned, iuflicli g aenoua burns Uni
the child wbl 'h medical al 1 ou d not heal,
and which resulted lu the little one's death.
D'. N, G. liialock.cb liroian of the Wash
ington inuatiO'i c iiniuitsino, estiuittes that
tnere are 2,400,000 acres of land suscepti
ble of irr ration ,u Ktstcra vVa,hiu on. 0
this auiuuut abuol one miilioo aud a q-iarter
acres are in the Yakima valley. Uu the
basia of twenty e- re 1 nil-, Yakima could
therefore support 60,000 p ople on irrigated
laml,
Senators elected Tuesdays Perkins in
Cailloruiu, Elkios in W ent Vir.llila, Luciei.
Maker lb Kanoas. Pettirew lu feuuth Da
kota, Maiiuu oiLler aud J. O. Put. brd In
.Norlb t! .roliua. V a'ren and C ra lu VVy
iHtlug, Se.well iu X-w Jersey, Culloin In
Illinois. Ctiiltou in Tel .1 and Hirru in
Tenue S'e A 1 re Ueijubiicaus ei, ent tli'
last two h arc Ucuiucrala, and Butler whu
is a Popuhat.
Tnere ia a little exci'ement in thia cltv
i.gaid.ng tbe Yukon iiVer lu Aiaaka, a io
8 c O' our cit.ti.ua will leave in that ilirec
ivn iu the apriug. Ltttera bave been re
ce.ved from persous woo are there, statin
that tue gold deposits are very lich, aud
good wages are made by the simplest meth
ods. The road to wealth u a be iu our far
northwestern p a-essiooa, nut a more cer
tain way is by tiie exercise of industry iul
, a momy .
Tne people of Oregon have both eyes no
the present stato legislature. They are
going to be beard from if there n any
monkey bnsinest, says the Albany Demo
crat. They wan-, economy in the clerkship
basnets, aotion in the di-solutioo of tbe
railroad cpn-misiooi and o her cnnimirsions,
etcetera. To Uepunlicans of Oregou bave
a jravo reapnaituayr tbetr bauds, . Wul
t ey -erve ih- people, or no? Pr.iiiah y
n:it -Tdi:re will be the u-nal sinecure of
:1 rkanip , sbjut aa mtuy lO limij IO aa
eyer, aud uat ihe same old story of baik
sera cbing oo appropriatima; so that when
tna tegia aiure adj jurua look out.
Tbe Tittell Sisters will appesr at the
opera bouse next Monday and Tueslav
evenings. Tney havn played ti crowded
houaes in lowna iu tb4 Willamette vallev.
and tome highly receinmeuded hy the pre. a
or tne c last. Ibe repertoire will o insist ot
some of the m s a tractive playa now being
produced teture ibe public Auy one de
airing mirh and entertainment combined
h ul I not raii-a the r.pportunity ot . l ein
present Mouday and Tuslay eveuii gs.
Some of our boys are in tbe habit of vis-
it-ng China bouses, to the aunbyance of the
Uiiinese and to tneir own detriment. Th
marshal has notified these bats to -stay
awa. ; bur, this does not seem to nave the
desireo effect. Last night he arrested one
of them and brnog it him before the re
corded ibi- morning. I It hoped that this
will nave the desire I etf-ct It ism t knowi
what the bots make thee visits fur, but it
a evid-utly for misomef, and should be
stopttd
The Minnesota supreme court decided
that the bicycle hai just as good a rglit
opon the public highway as has any oth-r
vehicle, il the decision will be su-taiuei
by the good sne ot the pe iple Smn
foolish and irrepnnaibU ridere of the two-
wheeled vehicle ' have, by tneir carelear-
neos caused accidents ana ujuies-and
trivet to ariae iu the minds of tne p-nple;
created a prejudice against that mode ot
hut it is fist passing away, an 1 the pop
ularity ot the wh-el .s growing.
The prooorttonatd a moo at of wheat
raised tor exp irt lu 0 ego i exceeds, pr-
p, the o tpnc of any other state IT i
years Orego-i has rnduced over one ton per
vear fur everv mn, woman snd ehild w-miu
i s b irder. The ayrage bushel or Or-gm.
wheat ixoeeds the 60 pnund-to-the-busnel
measuiemeut, raumng trm nve to nine
pounde in excess Tne lieirv is plump and
heavy. I'b yield averages fr-nn 20 m 30
bushels per acre. An average of 40 bu-hels
and lusher ia very common. The state pro
duced 14,000,000 liu-hela oo 700 000 sores
last year ihe heaviest crop ever known.
Moro ObaTVer: Supervisor Call Pee-x
starts into ne iiaai'ieas ut his oin e bicked
oy a ati k of good inaX'm-s ''Some men
crawl in der she 1 and shtay dune; but
C rl wili get them nut for a good daVs' woik
on the roads when tbe proper lime come.
"Dig yer spade neep, vile der odder eller
yos as'eep, and today vas vort more a
two dimes tomorrow, is what makes the
t ees bloom aliout Cul, where ''Der garden
vas much like der man vad makes der gar
den, proving that 'voo goot nead vrs vnrt
hi'l ef a rmx-u hanaa, as "a cat vot weais
kid gloves dund uotch many leddle mice."
The Chinese New Year, according to the
oaleodar. bagm tndiv, January 25. The
year conttino 3S3 daya, divine I into 13
month the ex ra month b-to an addi
ti n 1 May The present Cniaese year b -gad
on F b nary 17. and contained ouly 1'2
mouths. E e y mini year contains 13
months. ' The small biy will now have a
circu-" by viitiDg Chinatiwn and helping
explode crack ra. Ir the weather were mild
they would amu-e themselves by SJ'iwIiall
iog Ihs hipleaa anhj-ots nf the Chinese em
pire; but Jacc Frost lass night stopped this
uo.
Finaacial Report.
The fullowina- report of the financial ot,-
dition of school diatriot, No. 12, is from
M.rcho. 1894, t i Jtnuary 24, lh95, and is
made by Cie. k lao ,bseo to show lax payers
the standing of the dittiict so that tbey
can act inteli gent') : -
On h ind at bszla il l? ot achool year t t
Amount 1 1 delirq lent taxes coliactid Stl tfa
Amount ot inya ux-a coucre-i vnu ws
KoAived eo mty solioo fund 1 07 00
btate e'lOOl iuiiU 3C661 60
1 uit ou. .
410 25
l-'lDcS
Insurance ieliatc...
, 3 00
. 3 00
DISBOBSEMr.NTS.
Tenchen.' salary. .......
Jaiil or'- a I irr
Clark's s-ivicea...
lutere-t
Water rent
lnurani 8 vt.ar uo i -v
Ap artis, cliarta etc
All oth-r iiieiiient li i
Wasco lnd--psouen. Academy ...
Lim Is -km.il anuition
Mov mr East Hill ieho l bnus...
Foundation aud abur on ama ..,
riiiiin;
Keo riiaf deeds
Repairing- b oc .... . .
Freight
Ke a-rinir i i . ...
Tu Hon refunded
Taxe-i a tun ted
baUnoeun haiu ....
..turn oo
. . 6 S 00
.. 22fi 1)0
. Heal SS
... es it
90 oo
. 802 45
.. 1SS 28
,. 23 JO uu
.. 4H0 00
. . S70 04
. 249 OS
.. 78 2
t 7a
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.. 20 10
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4 00
14 -4
.. 862 82
8305 73
LIABILITIES
taabs'l i Ore' note
Intersat on earns
O Weherc a oo, scuoj! desk....
Fuel and uinbsr
aihnol ic k ..
Keptirof chimi. houses
Insurance Syaorii.lUy .
Labor ha-i Hi 1 ifam House
bViariet teacaar aud J tuit ar.. . . ,
13000 VI
160 00
61 tO
214 9 1
7 15
.. 125 00
141 00
182 05
iUi 01
17910 SO
BESIURCES
Schoil tax due. . . .
thia hand
Tuiuua due
....t 560 00
881 Si
'00 O i
1022 82
Under the head of liahihtiea, the $3000
mentioned aa owing to Mrs. Grey, con oats
of a note given by tha district to ter, bear
ing 7 per cent interosc. AH tbe other debts
are io outstanding warra f. n ep' C F
Weber- & C .'- bill of $382 20, bioh w.s
contracted for school desks porcbaaed
lately, and wi I be paid as 'Oin as tbe
b..rd of directors sig the warrant.
Web.ter'a Boy Daniel.
"Fa i.i I" echoed Mr. A'attersoo. "I
never hear the word that I do not think of
D.niel Web te 'a story of tha time he met
an old gentleman in a mi Wtv car, and
learning that he was from N w Hampshire,
thought be woul I draw him out a little
about the old home state. A little more
conversation ah ied that the stranger came
Irom Mr. Weba er'a native town. time
was an npp rta nty not to be lo t."
"Did you ever bear of t ie Webster fam
i y ther?' aked the statesman.
"Oi, yes; I know them very well. The
old man aud I were great friend,"
''Ah! then von can probably tell me what
he-ame of the boy.-?''
"Well, Ei-kiel became a big lawyer the
b'ggest lawyer, I guess, in all New Hamp
shire. Tne girl, too, turned not Well."
"You don't sav so; and waen't there a
boy named Daniel?"
The old man pondered a miouts before be '
mawered.
"Now I come o think, there was .a boy
i.meil Dau'l, but h- went r'on to Bo-ton
teara ao, aud no one ain't heard of him
4.. ce "
Tbe Oregon Pacific
A lat-f ltsiid ot the Vai y Montana Mil
toulian v?: "Whether or uot ih sale ot
the Or gin Pauifiu railroad and Hi purchase
hyBmnjraod liainmund of itmouv, will
be coo firmed io a most abmrbiai question
iu Ore. on just now. It is alaj ot unusual
iiiterest 1 1 the people nf Miatoula and v cm
ty, beoiuse of the reaidenoe of both par
ties connected with the deal in their midst.
Tuis interest has been revived by the re
urn ot Mr. Bonner, after as absence of
several weeks at coast points. To a re
porter Mr. Bonner said the sale of the road
is bona fide, 'and we have bought the prop
ertv with the expeo'ation of devi luping it.
As it stands today the p operty is uf n
p rticnlar value, hut if the sde ia contirm-d
we shall put enough money n 1 1 make a
railroad out of the Oregon P cific,"1 Tbe
ailehasb. e i oonfi m d bi the coiir', aim
now the people ot $outhra and ,eter
Oregrn will i Xii-iy I. ot torwaid to ee
these promises 1'iili '.
Two Alleged Rubber DiacbarKed
Tne trial uf tne pnaoueis at ' Baser City
charged with the Warshauer robbery re
ulted in the dlcharga by Justice 8t rti i i f
Mob and Kid" OiogleS, says tbe L Gra de
Chronicle. .Uecisioo was reaerved in th
oases of J. .D. Hart an ) C larlea Gmgle
Coarles Omgles to bis teitiin nv a'ao po i
tively denied the atury of the mid nl
speth, who claimed tha' the defend io's o
tided to bim their share in the.mhb ry
(Jingles' swore that Hudsp-th wanted hun
to take part in robbing tit Kea'uck y liquo -store,
sod be refused, I- seems that the
ase ia not a rong sgain't th - d fendaats
a was at first supposed bv tha proseouti id.
The two youug mo discharged snoo tdei
ill proving sa alibi.
Iiegtaiatttra Matters-
fiaLS4t, dau. 24, 1S93."
Editor TmEl-M CXTauiuat
Tne second joint sertion for the election
ot TJjited States senator hai cast its ballot
and failed to elect. Yoar readers have ere
this learned by telegraph the result
Much excitement prevails in Salem over
the "bolt"; bnt is snbudiug somewhat to
day, as it becomes evident that J. N D.dph
cao bardly gc back into Hue those who
haye bolted from th- caucus selection.
Much oratory has been used pro and con
Oi the oanens aiticn baing binding; bnt
there has been no changing nf votes result
ing from the speeches and bat little effect
observable. save a risiog feeling of bitterness
chat bids fair to make a mark later in the
session by defeating some go id measures
state of ifiiirs that will certainly bring
d scredit ou this legislature.
Trie thousand-! that throrg the gallerita
fr q ieatly get beyond cootioi of tne presi
dent in tpplauding some patriotio reniaik
made by sume member iu exp'aioing I is
vote, and I have noticed that in their n
marks all are patriots. Several disgraoeful
scenes were enacted yesterday, when men
were "biaced" tor casting tbeir votes ac
cording to what they cleiined was their
opioinns.
Wasco county is well represented in all
three houses of tbe legislature at pnsent
but Sn riff Driver and M. T. Nolan sre
claiming to be from M nlos, county, with
beariq aarters in the treasurer's olfice.
Av-esaor Wsk Held aud D J. Cj'iper are
expecting cleikships with tne representa-
t q a from Modoo as soon as that delega
tion gets Well to aork.
General" Mos -1 -en berg, (he ot Hood
Rv i) s lo'diig down a chair as doi r-
keeper in the bouse, but complains bitterly
against tbe penanooeas of a legislature that
will not-allow bun at leaat two lady clerk
Mr. Ed Paireisin, of The Dalles, i loot.
ing up the authmiriea oo "hugs" and fiu t
ies's for the boit cut-iral committee, as
e'erk forT. R. Coon, and M. J Anderson,
figuring out how a o ap of Oregou will look
wnen tbe new ennnty bills are all passed,
being clerk for Ai Lle of Cr xik oouaty, ou
countv commit e. I mentioned what member-
of the third h ime wen doing first,
bec.u-e thiy agree oo rorst proponitmns
and principally oo the one that tne 1st or 2nd
hnu ei.of ibe legislature are wasting so
awfnl lnt (if the forty days in oratory.
Representatives McGreer and Coon sr
on d.Heient aides of the senatorial fence,
and butchering each others votes every day,
while S-oa'ors Sto ver aod S nith are doiog
the same thin; in the mate.
Is ia indeed a bapvp family , bere from
Wasco oouut), aid there la not a ma io
that representative - or senatorial district
hut ia represented, be he Republican, Pou-
ahst, Democrat or Prohibitionist, Free-Sil-vente
or Gold-bug.
The senate h is for rhe past two days ad-
jiurned tor the day as soon as the ballot for
(J. S. senator was counted. This is probably
witb the intention ot doing noihiug nutil
tbat question is settlei', and making it ap
pear that the Aoti DoIpn u.en are intrud
ing legislation by prolonging the fight. No
matter what view one may take of tbe
battle such a proo-eding is an oarage, for
the lower house it. despite its senatorial
light, doiup very rapid work od the senate
far b bind.
Sinoe writing tha sb-ive I see the Modoo
delegation.Kolan aod Dii'er, have b en ad
mitted or have stolen unobserved to a seat
in tbe hall of representative', and are now
mounted on a "heatei" with their clerk
Wakefield sitting on a window-sill near by.
Tneir seat will prob b y be -contested as
snoo as the aeargeant-at-arms g'ts his eye
on them. Kino.
Murder at Walla Wa'ls. .
A c Toner's inquest was held over .the
remains of George Bief, who was killed
by a fellow convict named Hoyt at the
Walla Walla penitentiary Monday. They
w re working in a pit near the jute mill,
and Hoyt ti ed aa axe to commit tba
act. "-
We copy from the Sfofesm tbe follow
ing." ' The first witness called was Pbil
Berry, guard, who testified as follows :
'vVas on duty near where tkeae men
were working at tha time the event h p
pened; tnew both parties by sight;
during tha forenoon R.if went into ths
pit where Hoyt was working, but did
not know whether the men conversed or
not A short time after Reif returned
and Hoyt followed him ; saw Hoyt take
up something, but supposed it was a
pii-k, presuming tha he intended to use
it in his work; I noticed Hoyt striking
at something, and at the first blow Reif
dropped; i-aw Hoyt strike two or three
times afterwards, but could not see the
men because of tbe high embankment
around the pit. At the first blow tbe
men ran out of pit and call d. Hoyt
was the last man to leave the pit 'and
went into the engine hou:e; when
(Berry) came up he saw Riif lying on
the ground with gash in the si le and top
of head ; said that 'Hoyt had been
sp 'ken f as crazy, but bad never seen
anything in his actions to lead him to
believe hiin so. Reif was always con
sidered to be a good man.'
"A- P. Tubbs, overseer, in his exam
inationsaid: 'I had the gang, among
which these two men were working di
rectly under my charge ; did not know
Reif; heard the call of the men and saw
them running out of the pit and knew
something was wrong; whistled for
them to line up. Hoyt was the last man
out of the pit and be started alone to
wards the yard gate, then turned and
went towards engine room ; after lining
men up, went to the pit and found Reif
lying on the ground axe covered witb
blood; pit about 10x2J feet and five feet
deep from top of bank ; had had trouble
with Hoyt the same morning; be did
not want lo go to work and being rep
rimanded exhibited temper and at one
time broke his shovel on tbe ground;
saw him later and ho appeared to be in
better spirits; always considered him
somewhat craxy.' "
Hoyt was actuated by revenge, be
cause Rief was the principal witness
against bim on his trial for murder in
Tacousa. The coroner's jury rendered a
verdict tha the "eaiJ Fre Hoyt did kill
and murder the aid Geo Reif with pre
meditated malice. "
How They A.ot
An eastern man has figur d out 'he fol
lowing as he i-onduc' of ladies upon be
in t proposed to: (lut of a hundred cases
eighty-one si. k Into the arms of the gen
tleman, Mxty-eiht test tneir hetds on tbe
gentleman's breast and only one sinks
into the arms of a chair; eleven fclaep
their arms around the gentleman's nec't.
six weep (ears ol joy silently and forty,
four weep tears aloud whatever thai
means; seventy-two have eyes full id
love, and nine out of a hundred rush from
ihe r jmn and tell everybo K. Ooly four
are greatly surprised, and eiglity-seyen
hiiI of a hundred knew that something
whs coming. Fivu giggle hysterically
nod one even sneezes. Only one nf a
hundred struggles not to be kissed, while
six kiss the' teutleinan first. If we he
lieve the statistician, oo out of a hun
dred women will say; "Tes, bat aoo't be
a IimiI."
Th O- . Appail-
The 7WS gays: Though the appeal
baa not yet been perfected, the first step
: bave been taken o appeal the confirms
1 tlpa decision to tbe supreme court The
notices of. appeal were actually served on
interested attor eys before the couhrma-
tion was announced. Whether they
were made in the hope of deterring
Judge Fullerton from confirming the
sale, or whether the case win actually
be ra tried totbe supreme court remains
to be seen. There are two notices, and
tbe first is signed C. O. Hogulim, West
fall. H. F. Merrill, and C C. Hogue. as
trustee, with Kelley and Curr, attor
neys; tbe second notice is signed by
The Da-ham, Corrigan Hayden Co.,
Sanford, Benuett, E C. McShane, E. F.
Cleary, Thomas Pavy, W. M. Hoag and
Wallis Nash, with Walhs Jiasn, attor
ney. A Mlnar'a Luolt-
We publiah ba lollnwiug from the Aus
tralian Alining Standard for the encounge
meot of some cnizms of Toe Ddlej who in
tend te S'ek the gold fields on the Yukon
river ntxt summer:
A man named Adams was prospecting
some here in the mountains in Dew Mez
loo. While wearily trudging along oi e
not diy throogi the gnloh, where the sun
bad a good nuance at hia backV be saddenlv
smelled smoke. Tne phenomenon struck
him as odd aod he glanced q iiokly in every
direotion to ascertain tbe origin of the
smok ; but, seeing nothing, he resumed hi
j urney. A moment later the smell re
turned stio iger than ever, snd the brees
j ist then blowing io tbe direction in which
ne was walking, a light wreath of vapoi
curled about his ears, aud gave bim to on
leratsnd tbat his haversack was on fire.
L ke all miner', be oarried a large lens for
tiie purpo e ot exammirg the specimens
and tbe aaod is his pan, aud the trntb
flished upon bun For want of ronm be
nad hung the glass on tbe ontside, anil tbe
rays of the sun had been conce ntrated en
his haversack, which was thus set oo fire.
As smoog its c ntents were twelve or fifteen
poun s ot powder, be loit no time in
dropping the dangerous harden
and
getting away as far as possible
before it exploded. Tbe haversack fell be
tween two huge stones and coddled down
out of sight. Adams soon reached a safe
dietanoe, aod diacoosolately watched the
smoke arising from lua so e worldly posses
sions. Su ldenly there was a deafening re
port. The grrund trembled, and Adam
dogged behind a huge ttot e to esoape the
fragments of flying rook. Rising, he went
to the spot to gather what be cou'd find,
when bis eyes almost started out of his
head at seeing the quarts th t had been
blown op fairly glittering with gold. His
powder had done better on its owu account
than it bad ever done on his, and had liter
ally blown open a gold mine for bis benefit.
He was made a rioh man in an instant, snd
named bis mine the "Nick o Time."
Vlatims of an Explosion-
J. O. West, a well kuuwu contractor,
who had been nnder treatment at the Good
Samaritan hospital, was taken to the insane
aalnm last evening, says tbe aVwatag Tele
gram of Wednesday. His oase is a par
tis larly sad one. About three weeks ago,
Mr. West, who had been engaged in blast
rock at Marshheld, Coos county, for the
jetties, was sitting on a keg of black pow
iier, in a shaft, . talking to another man,
when a terririq explosion occurred. Mr.
West was blown a considerable distance,
bis clothes being literally torn off his back,
hnt his physical ii junes Were comparatively
tr fling. The shock to bia nervous system,
though, rendered bim insane; and if he eve
f eoovers it will be due to bis good physical
institution and bis regular habits of life.
His companion on tbat oeoaaion met with
instant death.
A year ago Mr. West had almost a sim
ilar experience. He was in the midst of
660 pounds i f giant powder, wheo it ex
ploded.. He threw himself flit on the
ground and escaped without a skin abra
sion; but every stitch of clothing to his
slioes, were torn fr-ira him, and when ha
aroe he was node as wnen be came into
the world.
Evangelist Woods-.
- Rev. John Woods, the evangelist, who
will hold eervices in the Methodist ahnr-h
beginning next 3 inday was a former resi
d -nt of The Dillea, and is well known to
o' I residents. He experienced religion at a
:mu.ineetirig held iu tne Irvine grove ov r
t'feiity years ago. and soon afterwards en
t red the ministry of the Methndist church
F ir tbs past fi w years he hu, devoted him
sa t to evange'ist work with very good
su :cess. About a year sgi be held a series
of meetings at Hiod E ver, an t theee was
a great awakening .among religions people.
He is an earnest, foroible speaker, and hia
appeals to the U '0 inverted are made with
su- h direct teas as to be almost irresistible
f - is tp be hoped that his ff rts in ibis oity
Will be productive of ma :b good.
Stnrg son
There are large quantities of sturgeon
being caught in the Columbia river near
this city. We noticed a sleighload of
empty boxes being hauled through the
streets. this . morning, and were
informed that these will be used in
shipping these fish to Portland, where
ther are frozen in refrigerating works
and then sent to eastern markets. An
old fisherman informed us that during
the wint r season sturgeon flock in deep
places in the river, and can be easily
caught ith properly baited hooks. In
New York they sell fer 13 or 14
cents a pouud, and those engaged in the
business in this vicinity receive 7 cents
from the Portland dealers.
UOK..
THOM'-g IN Ia this city Jan. 1-th, to tbs wife of
Uol. Oao. T t'nompn, a daughter.
1ARB1E1.
rH-tALL VCOT- In this city. January 19 b, Mlas
Krama Vugt, of this eiiy, to Mr. Jamas 1 brail, ol
Kiniralev.
I-1I.1.
J -B S TON-In thia city. Ja i. 23 Ih, Mrs. Oso. W.
Johnston, aged abunt 6S years.
AYEBX
SAR5APAR1LU
HASGJOIoTEB
WIL CURE YOU -i
A Bright Lad,
Ten years of age, but whodeclines to give M'
mime to the public, makes this autnorlzeu
coiifiiieuual statemeut to usi
. "Whenlwasoneyearold.rtiyiniirrirrindle''
'f consumption. The dot-tor said that I
io, would aaon die, and all our iielelilioi
bought I hiit even if I Old uot die. I wnul
ever be able lo walk, because I whs m
e.ik ana puny. A gathering formed am
i t.ke under my arm. I hurt my finger aim
ijnthered ami threw out pieces of bnne.
I hurt myself so as to break tlte akin. I
r i a sure to become a runniug sore. 1 bud
- take lots of medicine, but n.ifliing has
. -ne uie so much good as Ayer's Sarsapa
ila. It has made me well aud Strong.'1
- l. M., Norcauir, Kaus.
AYER'S Sarsaparilla
rreparsd by Or. J. a Ayer ft Oo-, Lowell, Itass.
Cures others, will cure yon
It
Rnocfti
At Your Door.
A true Improvement always receives
a 'welcome in the average American
home, the most home-like home in that
world. The coal store, the gas, the
water, the sewing machine and the
clothes wringer have found an entrance
everywhere. Another candidate now
appears. It la
the new vegetable shortening and sub
stitute for lard. Thousands have found
this as great a blessing as its predeces
sors. It i3 now at your door. Will yon
cccept its proffer ef better cooking in
yonr kitchen, better food on your table,
better health in yonr household ?
Cottolene is sold In 8 and 6
pound palls, by all grocers.
Cet tne genuine JUade by
The N. K. Fairbartk
Company,
ST. LOVIS and
Cfeiiago, Sew York, Button.
Letters AcVrertlaed
The following is tho list of letters re
roaming in Tbe Dalles postoffioe unoalled
j for Saturday, Jan. 26, 1893. Persons call
ing for these letters will please give the
date on whiob they were advertised:
Andree. E Brav, Wm
Paker, Qeo B-mnett, John O
B iwman, Clara bit km, Dr A W
Divis, W H E'liK, M D
fowler, A "V Hallock. Mrs B
Jnhnstr n, Mrs Annie Koonti, John
Lird, 0s W
Marshall. D
M rsb.l1, Dan
Miller. Sophia
Olson, Nels ' -Orchard,
Sophia
Pavette, Mrs Anna
Pollard, Jno
Splawn, Mvrtle
Sprinkle, Sa-n'l
Smith, J
Miller, Fre Idle
M Laoghlin, Chss
O'Brien, L
Payette, Anna
Pennell. L O
Pooskev, Edw,
Styar. H M
8 nithene Mr
Smith, Bond
Warneld, J M D t
Wartmsn, W
J. A. Crosses, P. M.
Wall, Geo M
Land Travxwf.ra-
Jan 23 William A Hav to James S
Hunter and W O Hunter, sw qr of ne qr,
Be qr f cwqr, oe qr of i qr, nw qr of
se qrsec 1 1, tp 2 n, r 11 east: $1.
Jan Z'iTJnited Slates to James L Selly ;
ne qr and nw qr sec 21, tp 1 s, r IS east;
cash purchase.
Wonderful Strength.
In the sixteenth century there lived
a remarkably ntrr.ng man, a major,
named Barsabaa. One day he took
op an anvil weighing 500 pounds and
hid it under hia cloak. He could crush
between his fingers the limbs of big
animals One day, seeing a crowd
looking at an enormous dancing bear,
he offered to wrestle with the ani
mal The major threw the bear
down several times, and judging it
unworthy of further struggles slew
the animal with his fist and carried
it away on his shoulders amid tbe
cheers of the crowd. i
Another day, seeing several officers
of his regiment surrounded by an
angry crowd, he ran to them, knock
ing people down right and left as a
child does with a pack of cards. ' The
crowd, exasperated, turned round on
him, but seizing two of his assailants,
one witb each band, he used them as
clubs on the crowd, who, astonished
at his extraordinary display oi
Strength, quickly drew back. Once
he squeezed to pulp the hand of a
man who wanted to fight him.
Barsabas' sister was also remarka
ble for her strength. Some burglars
entered a convent where she was.
She threw one out of the window
and killed two others with a pillar
she tore down and used as a club.
Bow Bells.
A Hearse His Family Caralatye. '
"Indians can be induced to buy
anything when they have money,"
said C. L. Seuter. "At Waggoner,
L T., I saw a family of Indians,
dressed is the brightest colors and
the brave, with a stovepipe hat, rid
ing on top of as handsome a hearse
as I ever saw. upon inquiry l
learned that he had received a consid
erable sum of money a few months
before and made up bis mind that he
wanted some fine blankets for bis
family and a carriage. The agent to
whom he went for the vehicle showed
him a catalogue, and the picture of a
hearse struck the red man as the
finest thing there was there. It cost
$1,000, but the Indian bad the money
and cared nothing for the expense,
so the grewsome equipage is now a
common sight in that locality, with
the family riding on top." Cincin
nati Enquirer.
Misplaced Dignity.
At a recent ball a man was accost
ed by a lady. Drawing himself up,
he said, with a patronizing air, "I
beg your pardon, but I do not think
I bave the pleasure of your acquaint
ance." "Probably not," was the answer,
"as I am your hostess." London
Truth..
Dry Co d wood,
We have again on hand an abundance
of strictly dry fir, oak, pine and maple
wood, cut for family purposes
Maibx & Bxarro.
' Card of Thanka.
The family of the late Patrick Maloney
desire to publicly express their thanks
to several friends for the many words of
sympathy and acts of kindness .tendered
them during their sad bereavement in
tbe sudden demise or their husband and
father. . -
All city warrants registered prior to
Feb. 8 1892, are now due and payable at
my office. Interest ceases after, thi
date. 1. 1. Bcbhet,
City Treasurer.
Dated at Dalles City, Jan. 1st, 1895.
Boya aad tiiiia Atd Society.
Boys may be had (and sometimes giil)
(l)or ordinary service at wages; (2) opon
indenture, rto work, attend school, aod be
hronght op somewhat as oor own; and
(3) children may be bad for legal adoption.
Address, J. H. Misener, Superintendent
Oregon Boys' and Girls' Aid society, Port
aud, Oregon.
Notiee.
A resolution was adopted by the water
commission on October 81st providing
that from and after Jan. 1,1895. water
rent will be collected from the owners of
buildings, instead of tenants. This in
cludes all ocenpances, stores, residences
wash bouses, shops, etc.
H. Chribmak,
, Secretary.
llll
tilcck inspector.
Tba full iwiaii ia the itat Oi stj.k in spec
tors for Wasco ooentyi
T. Cartwright, Tbs Dalles,
A. 8. Roberta, Deschutes.
W. B. Cantrell, Dufur,
B. R. H m ton, Uakeoven,
Zach Taylor, Antelope,
J. H. Sherar, Shrar'e Bridge,
Branners Restaurant
SI-COND STREET
raa oars rum oan
MEALS ARE SERVED AT ALL HOURS
OX1A 25 CTS. A MEAL.
The Tables; ar Fan bh) with the BEST tbe
.market afTa-ds
Will ke served in aay style dorms; tbe seat
'Lation fjr Liquor License.
Casous Locu, Falls Psscntot,
Wa on Connty,
Htatji mt I ff0Vn
XTOTroa is hereby given that wul hos.
il W. B dder and Keoaoth MrKer ri- nt mIH
precinct ud onuritv. and state, will, on Lh fith H
ol March, 1896 plyti tha County Court of th
above amed ounty for HoeoM o tell apirituous,
nrlt and t nous liquors in leas quaniitia. tban oua
Kuigu.
Falls Prec net. Wism aonntv. &ttm nf riiaxmn
irMiuai-T I VU, AOVU.
Caftwuni Locks. Palls Pbicwct.
V asco Oountv. Seats of (immi
To tha Rooorablt County Court of Wato Oouuty,
W a, tha a'dtralimed taxnavera and lswal
ran rrvennut. cauntr an ' . lalm aiorMi n.iwi.
fully patltloayuur honorable cu-i ta Rrant a 11-ei-nss
to Trios. W. Sadder and Kenneth McKsnsls
to sell spirituous rlnuons anl ra It liounea e tna
town of Cascade LoaLa. aaia oreHne. in Ih.
mww. mmu wu iun iw mi iuu oi one yaar.
aaaza.
aaas.
John Jottoa
T. O Qulalan
0 A t-ww rt
A Flelathiner
John Trana
J.inea Suwart
W Lvnth
OS Be-my
auir. Wllana
II E Wl ann
Jo a Sundgrlst
B 0 Plaid
N 1'o.la
Ed Bt-rason
AU Broaaaw
W a Kennedy
i r t..Bt
A Thorlo
J Jan as
T AnderOB
Wm Bla-k
W T Heltinf
T H W I Isms
James Clark
Willlain Courtta
E O Maoning
H P Parkin
B A Camas
Wm Layoook
C Altn
t! ladcrHurg
r.-lar uus-Kan
R H Harlam
T Blana
Can Blair
M Walsh
Joho slsoo
E Nelson
ErlkaOD
Jcbn Klog
a rati!
Wm Ouurlev
J an ampball
John I'Lcary
Tnos M anion
re ar Reed
T MoOnna' .
John S a.iffla
D LOa ea
C Lindatrim Oapleaa
nai a sweetiaaa
aiu n e o -r
Aa-iyKellebsr
Jos M.aia
Cbas Oleoa
Hen.) Wl karlor
M H if raid
h L Uarpham
Bichar B ks
Noab Kc.ulw
John Olsoa
J cardinal
. Joe L sillier
W no iaT
AJ Kmifhtly
Thus Holiday
! Ba ey
Dan Olson
I slououiral
Geo H iransr
D Nsla-ia
J O Jonas
1 0 Melra
h Monroe
LAttoson
Frank L mdsra
J It W Suoberrr
W A Oalran C B Lee
W H xmith
Alex Matt
Patrick Kioliad
Thne King
G Pin
H F Biting
A T allls
8 1 UllAtd
B O An la
. Ti Cbeynvas ,
R B e-owall
LouU Gebha-d
latriok Malsh
Wm UKeustes
.-n-nnirar
0 H Traik
B H Blmle
A B uuarie
an Sollina
N alon
Swan iTerson
H Lawrs'ie
H Uuabea
H c Heron.
H D.aUi
E U1U
Pa ilan
"hn Tbisson
Chas Wingaroth
m ih .oil
"ter Trone
tSorMa
w Lewis
A Grant
Geo Hamas
rra ik Bslpbt
John Boels
Jam a tlayguirs
Joaepb Norlk
auimuoa
John Jobosoa
uiBtar
McElbansv
11 Jaooowougb
ouvena
D alunaghaa
M Fr.i, a
P Wi,traud
am M'.w
TbiiaOrla
A rlneiraB
oha Teailboe
GHal
Taken Up.
Came to the Sbarn place on three mPe. aboat
Oct bar 1, 1804. una red ana whlie Muiey cow, no
brxode peroe. Table, ualartlops in rlht air, ett oC
loft ear, tba owosr may baTe tha aapie ft-
eiwrgea - FKANKPTTAyLoB.
S Isolation Notioo-
Tbe nutaershlD hre'JoO"S exlatlng et"een W.
. Wrbrnt. J. U.'Doalaa and G. f. HcMmemy n
tbe sav mill bueinaes on Tamraot e-eek, about teu
mi e- from Dufur. baa Mils day necn m s iveo oy
n.uiiial u.naent. Mr. J. D. Doui.aa ra iiiur from
the firm. The present flam will oonsist ol Messrs.
W. J. Wrlgbt ar du. F. BcMansmy, and will be
known as W, lent 4 McManen.y, whu will ray all
debts for which iba at firm was liable, and collect
all accounts now doe an 1 owing.
W. J WR'OHT.
J. D. DOUGLAS.
G. F. BoMaVNtMT.
Dufur, Jn,I8, 1S.
Tie European Honse0
MRS. H. FRASER, Proprietor.
j? Union Street, Between
575s Seoond and third Streets
ONLY 25 CENTS A MEAL
Tsbles slways supplhd
with the best trust
In the market
Ho Chineess employed, and the cooking Is dnoe
n flrst-class oaterers and after the lamilr sir e.
TAKEN XTF
BT tha subscriber, res dio- on Fifteen Mils ereeL,
about Peoambar lat, one red and witite cow,
witb crop and swallow mark on rlsrht ear; alao one
red veariiair bail r, witb crop off rnrnt ear. fhs
owner can have tbe same by proalr g property, pay.
in enst of k saving and also price ot this advent so
me t. U. HABtlE&IY.
Fifteen Mile Creak. December IS. 18M.
Bay av Home Cheap-
I A ACRES of good farming snd fruit laod four
4:U m les from I be Dalles, oo Chrnoweth cr ek
witb rood houe ready fuin sbed lor family barn
and other buildings. Partly fenced, plenty if watrr
Will be sold cheap. Addrtes or rail at place
rrTsa rocuau,a,
' Tbs Dallea, Umren
Assign' a Notice of Final aa count
n:
OT1CK Is hereby given that Charles J. Stahling,
assia-iee of tna setate cf Adolnn Keller, an iu
oIt. ot debtor, has Sled hit final account with aaid
eatate. with the clerk.of the circuit ' court of tbe
state of Oregon, for Wasco county, and that aaid
final account will be haanl and passed upoa br a. id
drauit court on th firs', d y of th next regular
term of said oou t, towit; on Houdiy hsum daj
of Kebruarv. ISsa. at t o'olock in the after, oon of
said day, or at sncb other tin, aa the court u av then
appoint, ana com eata naanog win oe na iu tn
circuit court room, at th oouuij euurt bouse, ia
InU.S uty, Wasco ooumy, orun.
CHAlLEiJ. HTUBLISO, ,
AariTi J of the estate of A4olp i Keller, an inaol
nt debtor.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
For Horses. Cattle or Sl;eep,
Farming Properly io Kansas
There la one MOO Acre ranch in Orant county
that will ce traded for an ot th ab-w stock.
Most of this lano i fenced, has good tprinis, abund
ance of wa ar, good flveer om bous, stable, (beds,
pnnv heave, oorrcll a d etc. Oan cut too tons of
hay n this land. Five miles frjm county avat
town.
AisoSOO ra close to Kansas City, all under
fence, one-half mils f mm court houae, 1th stable,
all fenced and cruea-feneed.. This is a good farm
and cli.ee to market. Hill take $2.1 per aire for
ti'is farm and wul take horae at what they are
worth.
For farther particulars apply to
W. It. CANTRELL,
. Dufar, Or.
Scockholdera' Moetinsi-
' Tb anna I meeting of th Stock h' dder of Th
First National Bank, of Tha Dalles, will be held at
the otnee ot said bank, on Tu-adir, Jan. Sib, 1896,
at 10 a. a for tb siacilon of direct. for the n
suing year. J. M. PATfERPON.
Cashier.
Denny, Rice & Co.
Wool Commission Merchants
160 Atlantic Ave.. Boston.
Dissolution Kct oe-
Thiaisto notify all rarrra- inn retted tbatth
Srin of Lre Yuen, Blur Lee V Hi , io tb aai
denlng buainaa ou alill .-, hue heen thi day
diaaulved by mutual conacat, m Turn and Sing
Lee r-tinna from ibe Arm. All deot do th lat
Brm wdl baeolleetod by Lee Puig and all natalities
c tli &d by aim. Laa Ynaa,
ria Lea,
Laa Fue
TaeDall, Or.gom, Horesit . M ISM.
WHY NOT
Leave your orders Groceries, Cordwood and War
ner's Butter with us? We carry a complete line of
Groceries and fill all orders promptly.
MEIER
MERCHANT
MR. PAT. FAGAN,
At his establishment oo the corner of Third and Federal streets is
prepared to make)
Spring and Summer Suits
yyyiSS flNNH Pf
Fip J)IIxLIDKfY,
Second St. THE
eiier'l toKion and Forwarding Msnbot
391, 393 and 395 SECOND STBEET
(Adjoining Railroad Depot) '
n
Oonsig-nments Solicited
Prompt Attention to tnost) who favor xo with their pa.tronagrs
When You Have School Books to Purchase
BEHEHBER H. T. NOLAN,
Who always sells as low as the lowest
quite generally distributed through this
Book Company, the price list of school
hereby withdrawn; all the prices V
acraaiaimii -aro the proper retail prices.
14S 8eoond Htreet, TUX. UAl-JUlH.' UKEGTT
JUST RECEIVED.
a rrjiaX.
Rubber Boots, Ladies, Misses, Child's Rubbers
And Arctio Overshoes
AT PRICES THAT 6aNN0T FAIL TO SELL THEM.
ROBERT E.
Pm1j OUaul riaxr'.-ij Hilli
The New Umatilla House,
THE DAIalaES. OREGON'
SINNOTT tfc PISH. Proprietors
y.
THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL IN OREGON
Frta Bus to and from
tbe Hotel
NEPTUNE BATHS
FEAZIEE & WYNDHAM. Propr's
MM
ji
AND
LADIES' HAIR0UTTINO ato SHAMPOOING A SPECIALTY.
A Shower Boom in Each Bath Boom. (
A Bootblack Stand Connected witb our shop, and eapvuial attei tion paid to all
110 Front Strett, Opposite Cosmopolitan Hole',
THE DALLES, OREGON
TJiXaEPHON Hi
& BENTON.
TAILORING
TGR & COMPANY
DALLES, Or. .
in tbe oity. On account of a circular
section by tbe agent of the American
books published in September, 1891, is
in tlat libt being lower than those
. For new prices inquire at his store
unb of
WILLIAMS
TBE OAUiS.:01t
Fire Proof Safe for tbe Safety of
al '.Valuable.
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