The Times-Mountain
SAIUKUAY.
.iEbKUAhY 16. lbSo
ITEM3 Iff BRIEF
From WsdnesdaVs DjiIt.
Mr. V. C. Brock, of Wasco, arrived in
tee city today from bherman county.
Elder J. W. Jenkins left for Duf ir to
day. He will preach there ach eveuiug
this week and twice ou buna a v.
Clerk Jacobsen is now engaged in
taking the census of children of schools
in this district. Jt promises to be larger
tnaa last year, ana ui prooabiy reacn
ism
' The news from Salem denotes little
change from veeterdav: The vote stood:
Dolph, 89; Hare, 10; Weatherford, 7;
- MIliaiBS, - ll: .Lowell, 12; .Lord, 6
Paired, 6.
F. W. Broadbent, who has been con
fined in the county jail for several
months, for adultery, was discharged
from custody, the grand jury nuding
not a true lull."
Ine snow yesterday did not betoken a
second edition of wmter, but the weather
moderated, aod spri r is again attempt
Ing to assert her sway, although wanton
winter may vet lluuer lov'nsly in her
" lap.
At the Cascade Loc'is there are two
bands, one composed of brass and the
other of string instruments. The mem
bers practice nearly everv even me, aiid
tbey are an accomplished company of
musicians.
Mr. P. M. Zistner, an old restdent of
Wamic, died at bis resideoce in that town
last Monday. He whs about 60 years old
was a highly respected ciiisen, snd leaves
. a widow HLd a cbi.dren. Mr. iitstner bad
been ailing for about a year.and bis death
was not uaeipecied.
At the meeting of the board of dele
gates held in the council chambers last
night U. J. Maier was elected president
and W. H. Jjwbbead secretary. These
officers went beltire the recorder, and
afier lakioar the oaita were properly ic-
Oucied mio their office today.
Ed Nanan, son of a pioneer merchant,
or Jacksonville, age nineteen years,
while riding between Meriiord and Jack
sonville, about 7 o'clock Sunday evsning,
his saddle turned throwing him to tii ;
ground. He died from concussion of
the brain .early the next morning.
J)r. Gaff, 4 rears old, a praciit ing pby
slcianof Alliina,elnnd will) Miss iiniele
bmitb, the 17-jear old d inciter of Muni
cipal judge nmith of Portland, last Sat
urday. Tbe lather pursued ibe couple,
had the doctor arreud. and he is now be
hind tbe bars in tbe Multnomah county
jail. -
The cise on trial today is T. G. Mit
chell vs. O. O. Taylor. This is a suit
for $1000 and interest for two years.
The jury empanelled are VV. D. Jones,
VV. H. Williams, Peter Henrich, YVm.
Kelsay, Simpson Copple, M. Kandall,
J. 8. Taylor, E. W. Trout, J. A. iicble,
W. M. Taylor, E. W. ilarquam and U
E. JMoore.
Tbe following attorneys are in attend
ance on court: District A torney Jayne
A S Bennett, E B Lrafur. J L Story, B S
Huntington. H 8 Wilson, W H Wilson,
v S Mvers. J B Condon, Frank Mone
lee, J W Condon, O W Phelps, N H
Gates, A E Thompson.
Thus far thirteen : bills have been
paseed by both houses and received the
approval of tbe governor. Of these
eight are senate bills and b' ve house bills.
All but one, however, relate to town
incorporations. That one appropriates
money for tbe expenses of tbe present
session. Asid irom me town cnarier
bills reported bb approved a few days aao.
Wooburn, Cornelius, Corval lis, Hubbard,
McMinnville and Ashland now have
sew charters.
Exchange: It is hardly an enjoyable
pastime to read tbe confeesions "I Claude !
Biitxt, who murdered Mh-s Ging. He ;
goes into all tUe details with cold-blooded i
exactness,. and, moreover, he says be is !
bo forgiven, and has a home with Uod I
in heaven. If such things as he and I
others of the same ilk, all of whom ex-I
pect to go by the shortest route lrom the I
scaffold to heaven, are to realize their
expectations, where will the lesser crim
inals and . ood people go?
Mr. G.'L. 8troDif, editor of tbe Mitchell
Monitor, who had been la town for some
days, aud left n Tuesday muroing for bis
' fcume at Mitcbell, bis strong hopes tbat
Sutton county will be creau-d this session
t the legislature. Hesi.s there is tbe
greatest necessity lor tbe formation ut
this Do!itl',al division.. Mr. Si rone was
born In Oodeeville, Wi".. tbe old home of
the editor ot the Times- Houktainekr.
and during bis sojourn iu lue city mnuy
pleasant cnats were hud about old times,
old scenes and the friends of auld lanjj
syne. It is many jears ago since we
traversed the eireeis ol the old town, and
a talk about tbe friends we knew is like
an echo of a lorgotien dream.
wo: a each wiek. Tbe same plan is in
opoation riming the nail period, in all
pans of tbe country . A n.acnin at fi rmerlv
employed litre writes that the shops at
Matib illtown, I., are bpi d jj run only
forty hnnra eaoh wei-k, and this allows that
the O. R. & fT. to oot the only road that
feels the eff cs cf depre'Sed busim-es.
Pecdleton Tribune: C. Y. Clark has re
cflived the news of the death cf his father.
O. F. Clirk, at Dayton Tne deceased was
born in Tirg couutv, Now York. 67 veirs
ago. He moved to Oregon in 1847 ami to
U'llumbia county Washington, in 1H73.
He baa served a justice of the peace and
county couimiaaloc er, and is well known oo
hoth sides of the Columbia river. Two of
his brothers reside in Eifern Oregon. C.
W. Clark will so to Davton to attend hia
father's funeral.
Two carloads ot flour, clothing, etc., have
just been shipped by the icminitr.e of the
eh"m''er of commerce ot Pi-rtljutl to the re
lief committee at L'iiC"ln, N-li. Tbmtni
plies will be dimbuted m nj the ne-dy
and destitute set:iers in ih.it state. Th s is
the last shipment that will b- carried tree
by the railroad comp: nej. Tbm fir 18 rar
loads of necessary supplies have been seut
fr-m ib a state. Tbe bmk "I the (hipmtota
1 Ve re-u wheat, fl ur aid son potatoes
Portland has contributed 6 tarsals and 10
have been sent from oib.r points in tbe
state.
Thursday, the 21st day cf this month,
ill bi- g to a close the -njf trentii bi- nuial
regular session of the O eiioo lg lature,
which on that date will have neeu in ses
sion forty dnys, the salary limitation al
lowed hy law unles the governor seta tit to
rec nveue the tabulators l r another twenty
day. oiakica a total ot six V day, the
maximum limit. How-vpr, without the
voioa of the eovetonr in tne matter, o r
tate law make have the Drivilege of le-
rraiDiDg in session t e i'y iltya lorger if
fey tee fit, but w.it 10. be allowed any
conipenaation for sncb extra service by the
state.
CIRCUIT COURT.
'. ' from Thursday 's Dally.
St. Valentine's day,
Tbe trend jury made their final report
ibis alksrnoou. and were disubarged for the
term.
Bevival services still continue at th n
Methodist ohurcb, and relmious interest in
the meetings appear to increase
Hon. W. H. H. Dnfuris in the city to
day. Hia rtailgnter Blanche ha been very
tick, bet when be Jetc bume this muruing'
aha was impiovinj.
Jhis sflerocon. whilo the attornevs ar
gned a motion in lb- ease of T. O. Mi chtll
vs O. D. Txvlnr befcie the ennrt. the jury
were exousi d from attendauce.
Mrs. L. 6. Fntz and her little daoghfer
Geneva, returned to their home in Portland
yesterday, alter'- visiting relatives and
friends io this oily for the past mouth.
Evidently tbe backbone of winter has
been broken, to use a svnibolio language,
and spring, with its bdmy brer a a kud
tragrant Suaers, is abjut to assume tbe
scepter.
Tbe only new entry on thn court docket
today was the foliuwiofc: Gibous Sc Mardeo
V, VV. E. Campbell et al; default and de
cree against all defeodanu exuept State In
surance Co. .
At tha regular meetiLg of Wasco tribe,
No. IS, held at their wigwahi last night,
two who were adopted Re I Men were ad
vanced to toe Hunter's dig ee and one
Warrior was made a Crnef.
There is considerable snow in the vicinity
of Uufur, and cattle are being ted. They
are iu excellent condition, having with
stood the rikOra cf the season very well,
and no appreciable loss may be expeoted.
The graud masquerade bill to be given
by tbe Workmen and, Wuudmen lodges ut
this city on Wsshiagti.i,' birjhday, P b.
22 I, will undoubtedly be a auix-tsa. The
Committee of srrangtmeut are miog gieat
fforts to make sll the necessary prepara
tions for tbe coming event.
A movement is on foot to hnild a biovcle
rosd ftom Oregon City to Eugene, p ai.k
aix feet wide, if riht ot wny oao be se
'cured. Tne object is to build it alooii tne
county rosd by most direct route. Koid
to be tolled for bicyclists but free to school
children and pedtstnan. All crossings to
tie krpt in repair at the expense of the com
pany. There was no police bus:nest before' th
rccorder this moruioej but there was an in
teresting dfcnasioo of city rlosuces. I
seems since 1890 the city ns been rannii g
b-h.nd at the rate of S5 000 a tear over and
above tbe revenue The city is now in deb'
to tbe aisionu ot $35 000, aside from tbe
bonded mdeo'e loe- for tne water sin,
9125 000; but tbe latter m it fair way ol
liquidation. Ou tbe oj 000 in teres Is
being paid at tbe rata of 8 per oent. Th
new charter provides for boudn g the city
to the amount of $60,000, snd tins wi I te
duce the interest 2 per cent, whu b Will he
a saving of that amout to the oiuoiuipali y
Tne Yakima tribe of Indians eontereplate
boiun g an election in the near future tor
the turioe of obnosmg a bead thiei.
YcO' g Kodian, son of the late Koil-.kio,
wtil prub.hly be clluseo. lie is 22 eara f
age, of geed aizi aod carriage, and wea'S hi
bUuket like a pr n-- of ibe royal blood.
1'idiaoa say tht if he ia a lected, the com
i.ig pom-pom wiil be conducted with uu
uual vigor and pomp.
Goldendale Sentinth The Panott ril
Navigation conipx.y his been incorporate t
ith the following otb-en-: President, D
Parro t; secretary, W. J White; treaanrer,
A'moo B ker. The capital is 1500 000,
consiating of 500 -hr s worth SltiO. Tne
hedquaitera nt the comiany will be at
Ooldendale. The material for the trial Ma
chine ia new on the way. Mr. P rio'u
"thinks the nrat one will be completed io
three mouths.
Grande Chronicle: The machine shop
emoloyta ar- aga n ouaervirg a holiday, in
accordance with the progiamme-ot eojoomy
tvnicb gives thaos bat tbuty-tiro boara
From Friday's Ually.
There is gncd aleigbinz yet in some por
tions of the county.
Tb re was do police bjinees btfors tbe
recorder this morning.
Hood's Pills ctre nsns-jt, si-lt healache.
nd gestioo snd biliousn.u. 2oo.
Sheriff Holder, of Sherrr.au county, re
turned from S ileal this afternoon.
Mr. M, T. No'ao, whi hu hoen at Salem
for the past week, returned tod iy.
Mis Emma Mors, of Portland, is visit
ice Miss Ursula Uuuh, of tliia city.
The petit j irors, n attend ince on court,
were diai barged today tor tne term.
Mr. B rnie S-l'eck, a former attache of
this oihee, gave us an agreab'e ca l today.
Mrs. A U. Wyndham n turned today
from a week s visit to her sister. Mrs. B-)b
ert Diosuiore, ot Mcsier.
The weather is cool and fiosty, snd the
people ahonld not be tco anxir.ua in herald
ing the approach of spur g
Mr. Win Miller having resigned as vio
Hoist at Smith Bros ' p.riiei. they will have
a new violinist on Saturday evening.
Toe list of lands which we have pub-
I s'led during tbe past eek comprise s.me
of the best agricultural acres in Gohani,
OQerroin and aaco uountiea.
Ouy Sitlthwel1, while herding ahrp yes
terday uer tne Wi.1jw8, 12 mil'S sounn of
The Dalles, killed a very large Wild cat.
He think it sna'd weigh 73 p-mnds.
Lack of vitality and color matter in the
bulbs causes the bair to fall out and turn
grey v e recommend hall's Huir lie'
newer to prevent baldness and grayuees
-I vou need a good medic ne to parry
your blood, give uerve st;enrn aid bund
hu your entire svstem, take H iod' Siisip-
ari la. It prevents sick e s by making puie
b ond.
Iuthe case of T. U. Mitchell vs. O. D.
Taylor, which haa been on trial for tbe p at
two days in the circuit court a motion for
on suit was suctnued last night, and it
was Jismisned.
Thomas Moore and James W illiams, who
uleai,d guilty to iba crime of buigU'y,
committeu at the Cases do Links last No
v. mbir, weTe seitteuved to two tear, in the
piiiiteotiirv by Judge Bradshaw tb s morn
ng.
Tbe news from Silem is. not of a startling
nature, and lb vote tthow litrfe cha- ge.
O j ph ree-'veo 41 vntea t d iv ; L iel', 12;
v ldimn-. 10; L it I. 7; due, 10; VYiatner
O d, 1; Rae, 7. l ucre were two ab.-ent
and paired.
Tne old shade trees on Cmrt street,which
for long years nerved a good pmpoie iu de
fli:ctiig the rays of the auu irom p dda'rt-
auy, hive he-n cut into cordwood and Will
bereaitel be u iiixad to keep the winter's
wiada away.
A young man in Lo ell. Vass , troubled
for years witb a constant succession of boils
on hu neck, was completely cured by tak
ing only three bottles of Ayer's ."arsap
arilla. Another le&ult of tbe treatment
was greatly improved digestion witb in
cr asei avoirdupois
AboQ $1.(J0l 000 io moi ey, clothes, fuel
and food Have b eu e mit bu'ed for re
lief of tteN l'raka suffereis, and J50 COJ
appiopriated bv the state, aod atili many
peraous are suftenng extreme dtltitution.
and some even starving.
Miss Annie Flinn is srinnslv ill, and her
brother, Vc flion ot foitlond. came up
laBt night to coi suit wiin Dr. Holheter, tie
attendirg phyniuiau. At prenen: writing
t iere is some improv meat uoied.and hopes
are entertained for her recovery.
The following prcesedings were bad
circuit oourt during the present sessions
LAW.
J E Atwater vs E T Glisan pwed.
.T E Atwater vs I H Taffe; passed.
Ed Henderson vs T A Ward and Jacob
Craft; ptd for settlement.
Tbe Schmidt Libie and Lttho Compac
ys I H T.aV; settled.
Joshua Hej ly Machinery Company vs
G 4 I X Day; continued on stipulation; set
for second day of next term.
T G Mitchell vs O D Taylor; on trial.
W H Wilson, district attorney, A
Jayne, substituted, vs Amos Rcwt; passed
tor settlement.
Pekio Piow Co Ti C I t L Morset de
fendant to have until Saturday to file an
swer.
Ibomas Hailiday vs J G and I N Day
at istne; settled and dismissed.
W T Haudabury vs J A Soeabe, justice of
peace, et al; argutd a id submitted.
Augoat Bucbler vs Geo O'Neal; settled.
F and A Hathaway vs W B Haynei et a;;
settled.
Willamette Trading Connpiny vs J M No
lin et al; delaulr aod ju giueot
Dvid Lwen & Son vs J C O Lcary; de
murnr to complaint .
C E Biyard ys camuel Patterson et al;
Settled.
Cnrisanat, & Chriman Whitmoie t
Wlntinore; settiel.
Chas Riley vs J C Murphy; default and
judgment and an order made to sell at-
tauhed property.
French ft Co vs J D L-e; tattled.
Peter M C ichran vs J E Sherar; settled.
S B Adams vs W A Miller; default aod
judgment ai d an order made to teil at
tached property.
Ferdinand Deis-1 vs John S Booth et al;
default as to defendants John S and Mary
L Booth; demurrer to complaint as to other
de;endait.
H Weinhard vs C J C-indiani; default
and j idgmett.
Ed Bender on vs T A Ward and Jicob
Craft; dismissed at pl.-ii.tiS'e cost.
T G Mitchell O D Taylor; motion for
non-suit allowed; jury discharged,
Mary E Riggs vs lobn J Euristnan; de-
f.mlt and judgtnetit.
S S Bailey vs L zze Bitter; order made
th it nil papers in case be withdrawn from
fl e, and clerk's fees be refunded to the par
ties. '
State of Oregon va Edwin R Smart; di
miaed on motion of district attorney,
State of Oregon vs James Williams; sen
tenced to two yeais in penitentiary.
EQUITY.
Gso A LUba vs A A Bmney et al; set
tied. C W Rice vs A A Bjnney et al; judgment
anl decree.
Joseph May vs J T De'.k; default and de
oree.
Liura SiDdor as trustee va Anna R
Brown, Daisy E Brown, m'nsr, N Hie L
Reed and Maurice R.ed; app:ictioo for
guardian ad lite n.
Emma B Adams va Altx Kirchbeiner
settled.
J C Flanders s O V Tavlor; defnult as
to Taylor i.d wife; demurrer to complaint
to Breese' and Joln sm overruled; ease
dismissed as to defendant Mitchell,
The same vs tbe samo; same entry as to
proceedings.
Peter Om-'g vs Emma Omeg; divorce; de
fault; referred to take and report ttatimony,
Caltb BitoUa vs Georgiana A Biouks; di
vorce; defau t; decree granted.
Portland Guarantee Co v N.cholas Marx
et al; deiault and decree.
Gib.ina & Marden vs W E C-mpbell et al
answer by State Iituraoce C ) tiled.
E a V.ola Watt vs Ahxmddr Watt; di
vorce; nemurrer to complaint.
Euos Line vs John ONj.il et al; default
aod decree .
Mrs S E Harthan vs Mattie A Oiler; de
fa lit and decree.
Carl Burchtjrf ys C P Fougb; cocfirma
tion of sale grai ted.
J B Condon va E B Dufur, as administra
tor estate John G Stoats deceased; applica
tion for sheriffs deed granted.' '
CBIMISAL.
State of Or gon va Guy Southwell; jury
trul; verdict not guilty.
State of Oregon vs Thomas Moora and
James William-; burglarya true bill; plea
of guilty ent-red. Time for scntoooo Fri
day. ,
State of Oregon vs Thomas Moore; sen
teoced to two years in peoitentiiry.
state at Union, Union county, and appro
printing money therefor, which has passed
both hou-es, provides tbat witbin thirty
days from the approval of tbe act, tbe gov
ernor, secretary of state snd state treasurer.
acting in their oapacity as a board of com
missioners of public buildings ot tne stats
of Oregon shall hire a uompct.-nt arohiteat,
woo shall, under tbe direction of the board.
draw plana and prepare Bpeoidcntions for a
building suitable for an ins ma asylum
building, together with ths necessary out
buildings, barns and fences upon the site
heretofore selected aod purchased by the
board. Said building shall be capable
of accommodating 400 patients and planned
with a view to tbe future building of wings
or additions, if necessary. The board
miy appoint soma suitable person
to act as supetintendent of cor.
strncti'in at a sa'ary not to exceed $8 per
dty for each day n;oesarily employed a a
U'.-h superintendent. Tii3 b ard shall re
ceive for their services no other compensa
tion thin their aotu.l traveling ebpenaea
and other nece-i-ary expens s inc irrel. The
total coit of tbe building and ail outbuild
ing!1, improvements, appurtenances, iurni-
ture, 6xtures, and everything necessary to
fully complete an 1 eq-Jip said branch asy
lum, together with the salaries and expen
srs of arcbiteof, superintendent, and board
of building commissioners shall not exceed
the sum rd $143,000. The emergency olause
of-the bill is as foil ws: "Ioasmuch as the
insane asylum at Salt m is now tilled witb
natieuts. and aa it is necessary that the
said branch asylum be tu lt immediate'y,
this act ehall teke effict and be . In foroe
frcin and after its approval by tbe gov
ernor.
Indemnity Selections.
The following is a list of N. P. R R.
Co. lsnd selected May 2, 18S5, and ap
proved May 8, 18S5 List No. 1, In
demnity Seleotiona. The said list of selec
tions cancelled by order from the Hon.
Commissioner, letter "F," of December 12,
1S04. The land contained in tbe following
Iiat is situated in Gilliam county, Oregon
Description of Tract &ec Town Kane-
L' ts 1, 2 3 and 4 23
S- qr of ne qr do
N qr of sw qr do
a hf of aw qi pi
Se qr do
Lots 1.2, 3 and 4 17
S bf of sw qr no
S hf of se qr do
Neq' 19
U hf of nw qr, lota 1 2. .do
ht sw qr and lots 3 St 4. do
All of .....21
Lot 1 25
Lite 1. 2 and 8 27
Sw qr ot ne qr.... do
wqr do
Swqrand seqr.... do
All of 29
All of 31
All of 83
All of 33
All of 1
A I of 3
Al! o' 13
Allot....... 1
All of 3
N-qr 11
Sw qr of nw qr no
v hto'twor do
E hf of se qr .do
Many women find great difficulty in ar
ranging their l air becomingly because of
its harsh and coarse texture. Hy the use of
Aver s Hair Vig -r, tbe bair ecoines soft.
pliant, and glossy The Vigor ia tbe most
cleanly of all bair preparations.
An itnportaut fruit of the pa" age of the
O R AN Co into vigo'ou hind, and the
esi- bli-nment of it cu--uict on with an eu
ergetio and air:ng t aoseuniioental line i
tbe establishment ot a ne line of s'eani
ahip. pi iug moutlily between AstirU
Portland anl Ablatio port. . The atimulua
of the present war and it pro ah e re ulto
to trade with tne east give ton ae.'ial im
portance. There was an a! terc.it ion at thi rVpot list
night, and in consequence a c nductnr bt
tbe name of B n. Miiier was s'mck by a
brskeman n-tmed Dan Shea The matte
came before JutticeDi is thn morning, and
a warrant of arrest was isuel. Shea b -
lived in tbe city (or tie p st ten rr twelve
years, ana has am ays oeen consiaerei s
peacf eb.e citizen.
The Cwalrv Bip'Ht danomintttoa of th:s
ciiy I Bi purchaatd the old electric poxe
house, and haa had a fo-ce of mechanics t
work during the paet wek in refitting it
lor chnrcb P'irpoves. The bui dmg will b-
reniodeled through, ot and iripeilv tor
nisi e I. Thia is a good location tor a churoh
i hue The seata are being moved into the
edifice today, and it may be expected to he
occupied for religious services in a abort
time.
It Was LoadedV
Acoidental shootings are a'moat every
day items in Oregon, nd the following is
tbe latest from the Albany Herald:
Mr. Craft, of Sodayille, while in his
house, was shot through the leg just below
tne a nee joint last Sunday evening with a
32-calibre revolver. An eighth of an inch
bigber would have eoiered the joint. Dr.
Jones oot the bullet out. The shooting
was accidental. Some of tbe hoodlums of
thn place were co igregtted. at Mr. Craft s
house, and the revolver became the tuhject
of trade. W ide tinkersng w th it, puim g
triggers and oth-r maneuvers neceaaary for
hoodlums to go through with to show it off
to the best advantage, th- thin bred a d
he conteuts deposited aa above stated
Mr. Craft holds the revolver aa security for
tbe ooata. Tu toys locked ghastly and
prostrate, and as though they bad let somt-
thing iet away Irom tb em. but much wis. r
than before the pistol went off.
Another Fi.-e at liver Lake-
Private letters received Ute that oo the
4th inat. the house of Mr. Busick al 3iiver
Lake, with its contents, was entirely de
stroyed bv 6re, say-9 the Eugene Btj'1'.rr.
Mr. Buaick was not at home when ti.e fire
occurred. A daughter wno was injured in
the big Christmas hre, hai not yet lecov-
ered, and another daughter as sick from
exposure at that tunc. These were rtbeu-d
by the family, but u!l their belongii-gs were
lost, leaving them w ithout slit It-r aud en
tirely destitute. S'ep? were at once taken
to rebeve their temp -riry needs, but, hav
ing eO maoy calls on them for aid tbe com
munity seems really io need of curtdda as
sistance. Of thoie injured ia the big fire,
George Payne U still in a vry critical oon
ni ion. Mrs. LBr e nd other.- were im
proving slowly, and some bad entirely re-coyered,
A Boy Shot.
At last some other county than Lane
ha had a gun accident The Corvallia
H his tells about it: There was a shoot
ing scrape, accidental or otherwise, la
King's valley,. Monday, and a twelve
year old boy named McTimmons has ft
bullet wound in his side as a result.
The wound was inaJe by a ball from an
old fashioned Colt's eixshooter in tbe
bands of the boy's brother. The boys
were alone at tbe time and how it hap
pened is not known as the stories they
tell are conflicting. From Dick Dunn
it is learned that the weapon belonged
to a neighbor of the McTimmon?' family.
The neighbor was killing hogs when the
boys came along. After they had gone
the man missed his revolver and started
after the boys. En route he met the
boy's mother and told her of tbe facts.
The report f a pistol about 'that t.me
h rried them to the scene, and on ' ar
rival one of the boy.s was found w and
ed as above stated. A doctor was sum
moned, but it was found the ball, after
passing through , an almanac in bis
pocket had struck one of the boy's ribs,
inflict ng only a slight wound.
A Narrow Esoape
Taqulna New.
Thesteamet Hom-r which arrived in port
from Frisco last Thursday, reported a narrow
escape from colliding with the derelict Bri
Lucas about five miles off Heceta Light House.
It was early in the morning and quite dark
when the derelict was discovered directly ahead
and only a short distance off. Had it been
a little darker there would undoubtedly been a
collision which might have proved disastrous
to the Vomer. It is a burning shame for the
government to allow this dangerous derelect to
remain drifting around a menace alike to life
and property; when there are several idle men
of war and revenue vessels lying in San Fran
cisco.one of these ships should be promptly dis-
paicaed to look up and destroy this derelict
before some accident happeus,wbich may cause
the loss f life. Should one occur.ibe authorities
whose duty it is to attend to such matters, will
be thoroughly inexcusable for their negligence.
Tj, Caaoada Beaerra-
A bill haa been introduced in tbe
house by Thompson of Multnomah, to
8 cure to Oregon, for tbe benefit of the
common school fund, some 24J.003 acres
of school land, being sections 16 a d 35,
embraced within the Cascade timber re
serve, and the appointment of an agent
to select lieu lands therefor, and to in
crease the price of such selections to the
sum of $5 per acre, and to increase the
price of all state lands to the pricj of
2 oO per acre. Tbe Cascade reserve
was set off simply to allow the school
land board t select lieu lands to spec
ulate upon them, and thia bill is the
culmination of the scheme.
The Aaylunt Bill.
Senator Raley'a bi 1 f r an act to provide
f r the building of a branch, insane asylum
on tbelinds selected and orcbaaed by tbe
Itsport of raal Jury
Ia the circuit court of tbe scats of Oregon for
Wasco county.
Iu the matter of the fi'ial report of the
grand jury.
We tbe grind jury for tbe February term
of oourt. 1895. ia pectfully show to tbe
ftniirS ca follows:
We have been in session four days, and
have found two true bills and two "not
true bills," ai d have reported them to tbe
court from time to time.
We bave en mined the eounty records.
and find them all to be neatly and correctly
kept so far as we are able to judge. We
have examined all oounty offices and build
iegs and find them all to be ia good condi
tion, witb tbe exception of the county jail,
and we reeommead that it be repaired by
plaomg an iron oeilieg io places where
needed, snd particularly that a bole be cov
ered that is io the ceiling of tbe Jail oorri
dor, and wbioh, if left unrepaired, will af -foid
means of escape to ibe prisooers.
Other than this the jail is in good oondi.
tion.
We bave examined the poor house, and
find the inmates thereof to be well uttendei
to, and the bouae tfnd grounds to oe in ex
cellent condition, aod commend its man
ag-ment.
Tbe treasurer of the county haa made a
report to as regarding the county funds,
which is as follow-:
The Dalles, Ob , Feb. 12. 1893.
7"o the Honorable Grand Jury now in tet-
tion:
Centlemik. Below please God state
ment of the different funda of tbia eounty,
bowing tbe amount in each fund on Jan.
31 3395:
Io county fund 1709 44
(rners art warrants called in to cover this
amouut ur nearly -o)
Gomm-iii nrhool fund 2441 22
(Tula fund ia drawn i y oouuty school su
perintendent In warrants)
Road ami briitge fund 1049 73
(Warrants paia on Jigny
tl rT iucd.-
E-tate
Coroner's deposit
bpeeial school fund
(Paid for when .-ailed for by couuty clerks)
Scho .1 district No. 8 bond fund
(For beginning new school boiuw at Hood
Hirer!
Dtllea uty tax fund.................. 8 96
(Paid wtieu cailsd for by city treasurer)
Total 812,219.88
Etsoectfallv submitted 12th day cf Feb,
18i5. Wm. Michell,
Couuty Treasurer.
Bavin i completed our labors we ask to ba
disoharAed, J. M. MaRUK5, Forman.
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Etora Burglarised.
The stora of Mays t Crowe was the scene
of another robbery last night or early this
morning A brick was uied to break open
tbe g ass window, and one pistol was stolen
a cheap watcb, ana a dira ana a auiie
which were iying on the window till. Tne
night .watohn.an discovered tbe mischief
about 4 o'clock this morning, and awoke one
of tba employes who came to tbe store to
see what dam g had been done. There
no clew to tbe buralra, and they left notb-
ioa behind tbem by whicb they could be
identified. This is the fourth time that
this store has been bug ariod, aod two
men are now serving a term io tbe peniten
tiary for stealing knives from tbe estab
lishment. Some suppose that tbe burgl-ry
waa committed ja-t before it was discovered,
and that the b-jck was thrown from the
opposite side of.the street, where, in tbe
ruins of th FittQsraU store, there is an
abund ance.
Rainier.
We have received the first copy of the
Rainier Review, and we c py from it the
following notice of the city :
The sile of the present city, as far as,
known, has always been here, hut tbe city
Itself is a stripling ef less than 50 sum
mers. Think of it I Less than 60 years
ago, tbe shy fawn alakea her thirst at tbe
riyer's edge where now stand the manv
mills, factories and warehouses of the
present proud little city; and tbe she-bear
reared her cubs unmolested where now is
published the Rainier Review (a family
necessity) claiming the largest circulation
of any newspaper on the Columbia river.
Fifty years ago the sweet notes ot the jay
bird aad hoot-owl were lost on the desert
atr; the white man's civilization had not
yet been introduced -tbe festiye tomato
can and real estate agent were still unknown."
. Dry Coi 4 Mood,
We bave attain on hand an abundance
of strictly dry fir, oak, pine and maple
wood, cut lor lamuy purposes
SARSAPMIUA
WILL CURE YEI -
A Bright Lad,
Ten years of age, but who declines to give Ms
name to tbe public, makes this authorized,
confidential statement tons:
" When I was one year old. my mamma died
of consumption. The doctor said that I.
too, would soon die. and all our neighbors
thought that even If I did not die, I would
never be able to walk, because I was so
e:jk and puny. A gathering formed anil
jroke tinder my arm. I hurt my finger and
t gathered aud threw out pieces of bone.
If I uttrt myself so as to break the skin, it
iviis sure to become a running sore. 1 had
o take lots of medicine, but nuttiing has
ine nie so much good as Ayer's 8arpar
';!"?, .1 !'? "IBde me well aud stroue.''
1. O. M., Norcatur, Kaus.
AYER'S Sarsaparilla
Prepared by Dr. j. o. Aysr St Oo, Lowell, Haas.
Cures others, will ours you
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Ktoelveri,.
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The new vegetable shortening is
the most popular food product of
the day. Its use means good food,
good health and a goodly saving
in the end. Since the introduc
tion cf Cottolene, lard has no
longer place in food or kitchen.
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serves every purpose of lard, and
serves it without grease, odor or
indigestion. Those who have
given Cottolene a fair trial never
go back to lard. Ee sure and get
the genuine. Don't let any dealer
palm off any of ths many worth
less imitations on you.
Sold In 8 or d 6 ponnd palls bf
The N. K. Felrbanic
. Company,
ST. LOns ana
CXUea?o,2ew Yos-la
ftoaton
Letter Advertised
The following ia the list of letters re
maining in The Dalles postotfioe uncalled
for Saturday, Feb. 16, 1S95. Persons call.
ion for these letters will please sive tbe
date on wbicb they were advertised:
THROUGH
CITKMOr
NKW Y -KK
TICK6TS
lit
POINTS EAST and SOUTH.
For Information, tlma car-ta
p f VBISIf I
I Or A. D. CHRLTOy, A't Qeu'l Pw. Ait,
Aastin. M V
Barker, Edwin
Fisher, F K
Hansen, W B 3
Jones, S F
Neabeaoh, W
Murphy, Jno
Hemberton, P N
Reader, Emma
Thar, Win VV
Warner. J
Baker, Oeo
Ferguson, 0 C
FitaPatrVk, K V
Harris. CL
LaV.-lle, L- uis
McCormack, Mrs
Mi ligan, Jos
Prall, Chas
Ban
Turnbow, W S
W ise, L A
White, Miss Bell.
J. A. Ckoxe, P,
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she waa a Child, sheciedforCastoria.
When she became Miss, she clnag to Cat "orta.
rfcen aba had Child ran, he gave tbem Oaatoria.
Stockholders' Meeting;.
Nujiok is bereby vlvao that there will ba s
Stockholdara' mefttiitu-nff 1 h I i iu pAli.n
and Astoria .N avigation Company at tbe 'chronicle
oavuruny, pru o, 1K, St Z O'Clora t. H.,
for tbe purpoM of electing- seven directors, and
trim at tin? suc-o otner bullosas as may tnouerly
By order of ths president.
O. J. FARLEY, Secretary.
Ths D:.11es, Ore., Feb. a. 13V6.
Exeoutrlx'a Notlo.
XT0T1CE Is hereby given tbat tbe undersurned
j. uuir appointed ay tne Hod. G uoty
Court executrix of tbe last w 11 and testament of
Anu Crala-. deceaacd. All iwnmi, hBvi .h..
.i ucra y Dounea to present tne
same to me, properly verified, at ths TlKt-Uocr-AUxsa
office io Xial'es City, W.sno Cunts. Orsnoa.
, listed ihj 2d day of Febimrv. 184.
CATUAklvMA riDAffl
- Ejwcutrlx of tb. law will and teitament of Ann
9(h6t -
Application for Liquor Lkm
CiSOADS Loess, Fu Psacrxot,
Waco Couuty,
NOTfOZ fS HEREBY OIVEN THAT wS,T5m
W. Badder and Kennetb MtKenrie, of said
precinct and county, and nta;e, will, on th? 6th diy
of March. 1896. apnly to the County Court of ths
above- amed.ouiity for lioenw o sell spirituous,
malt and v noua liauora In ! m,..i,i .. . i
lOilou. ' '
Grant! isf eiafle Bali!
-CrV'EN BY THE-
Woodmen and Workmen
OK THE DALLES
February 22, 1895
-AT-
BALDWIN OPERA HOUSE
Music by the Dalles Orchestra Uniop.
Tie Following Prizes Will Be Awarded.'
LadiM' FlrM Pri: A China Tea Set, to be (can ia L. Bordeo't wuidow, to bs (Ivca u the
lady wearing tb moitcicauit coitume.
tadies' Second Prite: A lamp, to be seen at h taa place, to b awarded to ths lady wbe
ujuroi ibe character aaiumed beat. . '
Oemlemao" First Prise: A Chair, to ba seen at Prim Nluchke's furoltur store to ba .
.Uenileman's Second Prite:
maa-wbo sustains
Second Priret An Alburn, lobe seen at E. Jacobsen'a, to be givea to lb aeoiU
the chaiactcr auamad the boat. ac"
Missioii Sll. Laafes. Willi Escort, Free.
MEECHAIT TAILORING
eounty. State of Oiegoa,
Falli Prec'nrt Wum
January 7 in. 1886.
Casnani Locks. Fauj ParcotcT.
- Huort llnnniv Q r ..
To tba Honorable Couniy Oourt of 'waaco CouTty".
vresou:
We. tba uidarniraMltavn&vAnanrf i,i . .
falls Precinct, oounty an-i .rate afoteaaid, rawpect
fully petition Vour honorable ennre tn ... . n
cans to Thoa. W. Badder and Keoueth McKenaie
town of Cascade Loeka. aaia nraoint i. i
titles than one galloa for tba period of one year.
aaxas.
John Tnna
James Stewart
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Land Trmnsfsra-
Feb. 12 B. F. Laughlin et al, to I.
Durbin ; se qr sec. 1 tp 8 s r 16 east ; and
aw qr of sw qr sec. 6, tp 8 a r 17 east ;
$400.
Feb. 12 Geo. E. Moon and wife to
Robert Mays ; n hf of ne qr and n hf of
nw qr sec 2 tp6 s r 16 east: (000.
Feb. 13 Gertrude Woodward and
husband to Mrs. A. . Stranahan ; por
tion of the donation land claim of Wm.
Jenkins' No. 88; $1.
Fen. 13 W P Watson and wife to
Marion F. Liy; ten aorea in aw qr of ne qr
see. 84. tp 3, n of r 10 east; $1.
Feb. IS Phoebe E. Morse and C. L.
Moras to Annabel Morsel 5 acres in nw qr
of se qr seo. 3, tp 2, u r 10 eaat; 1250. .
Feb 13 Phoebe E. Morse and C. L.
Morse to Frances Morse; 10 acres in nw qr
of se qr seo. 3, tp 2. n r 10 east; (500.
Frb IT The Dalits L'cd aod Improve
ment Co. to Nicholas B. Fsgm; lot S and 4,
blk 18, Thompson's Addition to The Dalles;
1200.
Feb. 14 The same to the fame; lot 6 blk
18, Thompson addition to The Dalles;
(100.
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is tbe condition of
onr system if the.
liver becomes inao.
tive so that the
germs and poison
can accumulate
within the body.
Keen the liver and
bowel active and
we're in a condition
of healthy cros-
peritT and have
anfBctentlv well in-
Tested capital to
draw nnon in tha
hoar of need. The liver filter out the
poisonous germs which enter the system.
Just so sorely a the liver regulates tbe
system, so ao or. fierce' Pleasant relicts
reguuue tne uver. &eep tms in mtna, ana
you solve the problem of good health and
good living. The " Pleasant Pellets " have
a tonic, strengthening effect upon the lin
imj membranes of the stomach and bowels,
which effectually cures Biliousness, Sick
Headache, Cosareness, or Constipation,
Indigestion, Los of Appetite, Bad Taste
in Mouth, Sour Risings from Stomach,
and will often cure Dyspepsia. The " Pel
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tracts are refined and concentrated. Easy
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pills. As a dinner pill," to promote di- OTIOS 18 HEREBY GIVE THAT I, H.
gestion, take- one each day after dinner, tm ' - 01 Ji? I'"!'
To relieve tne distress arising from over
MR. PAT. FAGAN,
At his establishment on the corner ot Third and Federal street ia
prepared to make . "
Spring and Summer Suits
i
Says the Japanese are wiping tbe ground with
the Chinese, and
W Lvncfj
OS Henry
Aug. Wilaon
John Suudtfrist
Peter Dukkso
H P HarUm
T Blene -Oan
Blair
M Walsh
John .Velaen
K Nelson
M Erlksoo
John King
EPA.li
Wm Ooarlsy
John i ampbell
John n'baary
Tbos Maoioo
Peer Beed
T Meltons'.
John R G.lffln
D L Oa'es
0 Lindstrim Ceplosa
a- a swaetiaaa
T Sherujrer
C H Trark
B H Bimie
A B Olasrls
Oan Snlllran
M Acleon
Bwan Iversoo
H Lawrencs
HHuchea
H O Heron.
F H Doak
JEH1U
F Pa ilseo
Jnha Thi9eoo
Chas Wlllgerotb
J miUon
Patsr Trona
J Son -In
TW Lewis
L A Orant
Oeo Hamas
Fra ik Halpin
John Bole
Jam a Mays-air
Joeeph horlk
A' S QJTtwa
John Johosua
K Olaxier
P MoElhansy
J H Mauoweugb
L Boechs .
K S Monaghaa
W MFraUi
J P Wiatrand
Sam MrCory
Tbos C -Tie
P A Flnagaa
John TeaUbos
A U Hail
XAKSS.
John Jotton
T.O Qulalan
O A bb-w rt
A Flelftbuer
O S VMuon
H 0 Field
N Toela
td Bergason
All B rosea ir
W 8 Kennedy
J F Mnut
ATbortn
J Jan as
F AndtMOu
Wm Black
W T Hsltina
T H Willteies
Jams Olsrk
William Counts .
E O Manning
H PFarkiu
HACarnes
Wm baycock
O Alia
.' Laticrhnrg
aiat neDer
Aa iy Kellehsr
Jos Maai
ChasOlMRI
Henrj Wi kerlng
U Fl Sifi-rald
S L Harpham
Hlchar-i B-ke
Moab ftoulea
John Olson
J cardinal
Jo L Miller
Wm l ay
.A J Knightly
Tbos Holiday
J Bit
Dan Olson
I McDotitcal
Oto H inner
D Nelsm
J C Jonts
J O Melra
K M uiroe
L Aitoaen
Frank L aiders
J K W Muobarry
W A Calvan 0 B tf
W H Mnitb
Alex Matt '
Patrick Nolmd
Thos King
OPin.
HFBUIng
A T i alii
H I LUlsnrd
H O ani
T) Ooeyn-eS
B R owli
Louie Osbha'd
f atrlck Walsh
Wm UcKenxles
I
HARRIS, THE CWHIER
Is doing more effective work and
Apjilicatien for Liquor License. '
Ossoads Local, Falls PatciHcr,
Wasco County,
atai ot ursgoa.
Is SlaughteringHigli Prices
To suit the financial depression. I have now V
doublt room, and am preparing for a new stock
of goods.
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes
For Everybody Young and old, big and small.
N. HARRIS.
m
NEPTUNE BAT
FEAZIEE & WYNDHAII, Propr's
LADIES' HAIECUTTING ajtd SHAMPOOING A SPECIALTY.
A Shower Room in Each Beth Boom.
A Bootblack SUnd'Oonnected witb onr shop, and especial attention pa d to all
110 .Front Street, UppoaUe Cosmopolitan Hotel,
m
AND
HAMulf
PARLORS
THE DALLES. OREGON,
TELEPHONE
0. 4A
eatinf, nothing equals one of these little
"Pellets."
Mrs. Msussa Atwater, of Sltuben,
Washington Co., Mt., writes : "As regards
k. CI.
lets,' I think
I could not do
without them.
I do not like
to be without
them in the
house. I have
spoken vrrj
highly to
friend and
neighbors- of
them, and
many are tak
i n g them
through my
aa verttsin
them. I wi
I
Mna. Atwatsx.
aay they are the best pOl I can take, (es
pecially for an after-dinner plU, I think.
UK. 1UVC HI! dIUU. -
BOBX.
M'l f MS In this city, Fooruary 8LH. to th wit (
Mr. ja. Jtcinaia. a aoo,
raO AN In this oltr, Pab. 14th, to tits wtla ol Mr.
Ctaas B. Fait an, a eon.
How's This!
We offer Oae Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh tbat cannot be 1
cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Che.net & Co , Tolede, 0.
We, tbe anderstgned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last IS years, and believe
blm perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truaz, Wholesale Druggists, Tol
edo, O.
Welding, Rinnan ft Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarih Cure is taken internally,
acting d rectly upon the blood aad mu
cous surfaces of tbe system. Testimoni
als sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Xfotlce-
The steamer Regulator will take a trip
to tbe Cascades on Monday, the 18th mat..
and will carry freight and passengers.
On Wrdoesday, thesfOih inst., the DaUrt
Ciiy will leave Portland and the Regulator
will leave The Dalles, making through
connection on usual time. Freight will
be received at tbe wharf on tbe 19th last.
D. P. A A. If. Co.
Dalle.
soars. Fear miles west .of Th
, A. FIsXD, Th Dallas Or.
Lost.
A pair of blue tinted spectacles, be
tween Newman's corner and Washing
ton street. Thn finder ill be suitably
rewarded by leaving the came at this
omce. -
atoclt inspectors.
Ths following ia tbe lint of sto.it inpo
tors for Wasco county;
T. Cartwnpht, Th Dalles,
A. S. Roberts, Deschnte.
W. R. Cantrell, Dufur, .
P. E. H nton, tfiaeoveu,
Zch Taylor, Antelope,
J. H. Suerar, Shear's Bridge.
Taken Up.
Came to tb Sharp piac on three m"e, about
October 1, 18U4. On red and whit Muley oow, no
brands perceivable, underj pa in ria;bt r, ut off
left ear, tba owner ma h.re the una hr peyirnr all
chargM. i'KANK P. TAYLuB.
r
Motto.
All city warrants registered prior to
Feb. 3-1892, are now due and payable at
my office. Interest ceases after thl
date. 1-1 Bcboet,
City Treasurer.
Dated at Dalles City, Jan. 1st, 1895.
Bo3 aad Ulna Aid Rorlety.
Boys may be bad (and sometime girls)
(l)or ordinary aery ice at wages; (2) opon
indenture, to work, attend school, and be
brought np somewhat aa your own; and
(3) children may be had for legal adoption.
Address, ' J. H. Miaener, Superintendent
Oregon Boys' and Girls' Aid society, Port
and, Oregon, :
wlu. on the &Lh 1av ot March. 1886. aonlv ta tha
County Court ot tba above-aimed county for 11.
oeneo to sail splrltn:ms m-ilt and yluous liquors In
less quantities wan n ftauon.
Fella Precinct, Waaco County, State of Oregon,
January 7, 1366.
Cascads Lccas, Faixa Pasoiscr, v
Waaco ounty, bt.U of Orejron.
To the Honorable County Court et Waaco County,
Oregon:
We, th undersunwd taxpayers snd legal voters ot
Palls Precinct, count snd elate aroresald. reepejt-
ruuy penuon your nonoraoM court so grass u.
oens to H P. Jackson, to a 1 splrltacus, eaou '
aod taait llqum at th town of cascad Locks, said
precinct, in leas quantities than on gallon tor too
period ol on year:
aaua. savn.
H 0 Whalen P Valntlne
C B La Oeo Haines
i B Smith D Nelson
C S Miller TW Levis
A JMcAnley J H Trana
M Conlou W i Oordoo
E W Lundbury L A Great
J E borbln J W Hales
John CanjpbslJ J H Mdiaac
T F atanlou- WUliaoi Cmtts
Swan Wesson list Wshar
R A McLotty O 8 Henry -
P Paulsen Peter Daggon
N Teso a " - . H C P.ld
A Kallebw F Adtrsoo
John Nelson D Sourk
Jobs Malaoa d Berceron
Alex Watt W OJoboatoo
Noah Rouba Nap Dials
Rudolph Hchmldt Lou a Oebhard
W Oouriey - N Nelnon
Win Day L Attoeon
A W Oaly D H Meidlgh
II W t-lnlan . O Comb
WHOrabam ' J MoLiujblln
H O oroU P B Fallmaa
W A Luokay P H Borne
F Allison . El owall
Lnote Paboll Micheai Coyl
H O'Brien St pta a H&lioratt
Sam Nelson alanui Ooanea
T Jaduon E A B.reb
H Wibmn John Murphy
0 A Otdigaa - Om Anderson
H OlirlJt B MoEUany
Wm K ntriUoa W B Hergetnu
Chu Hoven A Fldtchnauac -V
Cutiniobant John rreaia
T H Williama P Fine aa
A i Knightly L Pcten-oa
R Beank E P Ash
1 Nordetruu Wm Black
Joh-i Habloger J M Barair
J Kobleon. James U-rk
0 F Kershaw B K UuIIItsu
Jama MBair Taomas Btdder
WLincb JHAldmh
H A Lea vena I C Cnnnan
0 Wl.lfc-erotta W M Smith
C A tetnrt HA Olaoo
Oeo Jen J O Brown
1 McAnama - A -I Jordan
Hat Weleh H P Harpham
U 1 Soderberg E Borkvner
J 0 Jones A E Track
E OUuer B U ania
F Ueppy P J Ryan'
an kiine Jama Hson
OOBarpnao Joel W Daelnlt
F Ha'Piu Walter Erwln
M Crcuifm rty Ja- k An iersou
JMUrcgon JJFoy
JD isolation Kotlo.
The nartaershlD heretfoora ezlstiag between W.
J. Wrlr-ht, J. O. Doulas and O. K. llcliuwmy In
the aaw mill bualneea on Tamrck creek, about teu
mtiee from Dufur. baa this day been dt-e Ired by
mutual consent, Mr. J. D. Doug-ae re irinir from
the firm. Tb present flam will consist of Meavra.
W. J. Wright aridU. F. McMuwniy, and will be
known as Wiiarht k HoMaseiuy, wbe will -ay all
debtafor wolnh the lata firm was liable, and collect
aU acoaunu now due an I owing.
W. i WBtGRT.
J. D. DOUGLAS.
Q. F. UGMAJIIUtT.
S. IF. MWWWK,
Generl
Com
and Forwardm
MercliaD
891, 393 and 395 SECOND STBEET
(Adjoining Railroad Depot) '
Gonsignments Solicited
Prompt Attention to thoee- who furor ma with thalr patronaa
j. o. r.iicK
FINE
WINES,
LIQUORS and
CIGARS
DOMESTIC and KEY
WEST CIGARS.
Dufar, Jan. SS, 1684.
PABST CELEBRATED BEER
FRENCH'S B10CX.
171 Second Stkbt, THE DALLES, OREGON.
UOiOrVC COLLHTERHL BHNK
nUUU O knd HUCTION ROOW
Opposite Ward, Kerns & Robertson'slLifery Stable on Second SL
SECOND-HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT $ SOLD
Money Loaned on Jewelry and Other Valuables. .
AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY From 11 to 2 o'clock. '
I will sell any goods or pro r ert r plsctd with ma at reaaonaUt eommisstoa.
OiTsmsacali. p "R Hfinn
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