Tlis Times-Monntaineer
SATURDAY MARCH 16, 1895
ANOUNClMNT.
From Jaruirr lOlh to Jul J 1st of tbe prawnt T"t
tbs Inos-Jicci.tal Bta Kill he tarnished to sub-
rib IS for S1.M m advaxot; with Um Wftly Or
miiaM $i.0Q; Amfiea AgrtenltutoHX Zt&
' t Lunla Seml-WtaX v.GZois DtmooraX ti.00.
Puhliaher.
ITEMS LET BfiHT
from WaduaAn'a DaJIr.
Fioaty m ruin.
Polios business is very quiet.
Mr. M T. Nolan is sick at bis residence
in this city.
Mws Jeanctte Williams arrived in tbe
city from Portland Yesterday. .'
Mr. W i. Silvertooch, of Antelope, is
Isiting bis brother in this city.
Air. E B. D'i(ur returned jestenlay
from atieoUtug ciicuit court at Aloro.
. World, held their tuual monthly social
last nitht.
M13S Virtrinla Marden returned on tke
afternoon train from a visit to friends in
Portland.
air. a. n. ltianen, wno ou wan ar-
(anflini. tlia auajnin ,f Hit. fir.itit ititnrt ul
Aicro, reiu'otd lat evening.
Mr. Ed. M. Willllams, who has been
pending a few davs with his mother in
Portland, returned last night.
Mr. A. W. Braoner returuxd from his
visit to Southern t'alif ruia last night,
looking much iiu proved tor bis v cailou.
The next attraction at the opera house
- will be the Pat Maiaey compMiy. TIiuu
and tule ol dram will given hereafter
The following deed was filed with the
county clerk; today: J oh M. Marden
and wife to (iruce Dounelt ; parcel of
land 0x17 j leet in Ualles Uity ; f l.
BajitU brothers will kIvo a dauce lo.
mormw evtuinir at ilia Maldwiu uDera
tifiiia - f3fimt miialn nrrll lui f,ii.i...,ui
and a very enjvable time may Ue expected.
Tbe new telephone system is pushing
matters torwara as rapidly as p sfible.
Wires are being attached to the poles,
and it may be expected in a little white
to be in working order. .
The air was snihi-iently cold today to
uo tuutuucreu niuicr bcuipcritiuio r rj
'ruary was delightful, an I it is' evident
winter is not going to fcive'up his su
premacy without a giant struggle.
- The busbies of the late L. Newman,
will ue ciosea out at greauy reauceu
reduced rates, aud prices have been
. marked very low. All people in need
of theBe goods should avail themselves
of this opportunity.
. Tiie couuty court his dispensed with
llie Services f .ilarK V. Htrusimaa special
tax colieuior, and irns lurne.f nil de iu
queni rolls over into tbe binds of the
ucr.ff with iniruciions to f tub collet:
tion bv pul lcatioa and saie 11' necesinry
At Dayton, Wash,, Thursday, Judae
Bturdevaut sentenced Adaiu Martel and I
Bam Kelson eai h to seven years in the
- pe ite tiary, on a verdict of guiltv of
burylarixinif a dwelling of a can ol tal
low. au old briddle and a , air of wool
mitteus.
The persons wh' were quarantined in
today. I'Uey were all Vitr.cinated.aud
taru weeks bnviag elapsed siocn Ifaey were
exposed to the coatasctn It was cousin
red perfectly safe to allow them to leave
ue n"iie.
" A'WwhJDetm paper ssvs Congressman
' Baiiet, ot Telia, when ked'wbetber be
' thounht congress tould fool the Lrd oy
lakiog recessea in Muudav instead ot aa
Journing, xeplhdi "I don't know; this
cooicres has fooled io many people it's
liable lo iimii even the lsra
Jay P. Lucas has banded in bis retig
' nation as county cletk of tiilliam to the
countv court, and that bedy nas ap:
Boiuted H. N. Fraier. Mr - Lucas' . deu-
uty. to succeed him. Mr. Lucas will
continue in office nntil Mav nth. when
on reeiKuauvu iu;a eueuu
i' Elder J W Jenkins returned from
T .1 t " , 1
xieppner im morainic wacra ne uas
been engaged in a revival meeting, as
sisted by Key W. F. Cowden of T
coma The meeting continued seven
teen days and resulted in adding nine
teen pers na to the cnurch.
All indications in this part of Oregon,
ays the tialena ' Jora', show a great
crop ot nop coming on. it- no new
fields are put in the acreage is sulflcint
for 75,000 or 10j,U00 bales a year for
many years. Of course, if present pi ices
-prevail, many fields will not be picked .
About two and a half inches of snow
Heppner this morn inn. It snowed nearly
It of yesterday; bin melted as It fell daul
evening, when tbe Hikes remained Dur
ing the night tbe storm continued, and to.
Hay was as wintry in appiarauce as any
time during tbe sevson.
W-tier for irrigating purposes will un
doubtedly be Vervshon tbU aeason, says
tbe rrinevuie ttevttw, a- mere is less snow
..n the mountains luau tor ve.r. Already
bare patches of ground are in be "seen well
mi tn iha anminil .if MiITmv aiift T. wikiinfl'
raaitf. nti summer rain are wnai our
trops both of grass ana grain deieud upon.
Today tbe queen ot Great -Britain and
empress ot the Indies but a loyal subject
in lite person of O W- Puiernou, who
came before tbe county e'erk, u on oalh
decliired kia intention of becominir an
"American citiz-n, aud renouueed his
alleiciaoi e to the loreiicn patent ute. May
be live Ionic and prosper aud never lorei,
wbeu he has tbe privilege or voiin the
the atraigbt-proieciion-Ueoubiian ticket.
- On Saturday morning the Hotel Vale
and saloon at Yale, Malheur county,
were burned to the ground at about 3
o'clock, together with alt tbe contents.
The tire is supposed to be incend ary
as Well's saloon wa found to be on tire
at the samu lime, but was caved by hat d
work on t e part of 'ha citizens Tbe
officers have arrested one man on the
charge ot setting the building on fire,
but. as yet no convicting proof has been
obtained.
G"Vi-rnor Lord Is a little riled' at the
Or'uoaian lop accusing him of bet g in.
thM rm:e Inr atiiHloriul honors, ant a few
days ago wheu questioned about the mat
ter bv a Cf Vail is Timet reporter, caid:
"ilarvey genu can say what he d u
pleased,' and I- will do hS I d ! p!9H-e."
The governor denies btiutr a candidate
for United Siales senator, all ktatements
to tiie contrary, noiwitbsianding. the
thirty bolters were not axare of '.hia fact,
up to the hour vf adjournment of tbe leg
18'anir. , and the Salem Statuman was not
advi.et in the preuibes either.
New York Advertiser: A little story
is told of Sibyl Sanderson (who, by the
way, is Sibyl and not ybil) apropos of
her debut in i'aris , The next morninx
the papers teemed with tbe raving of
tbe critics, the "beaute de Sibyl," her
voice and her costu lies. There were
als telegrams of congratulation, letters
and cards. The young divette looked at
them all carefully and then made a
move. "Not satisfied yet?" ased some
one. '-Whit is the matter?" "Ah, I
am so disappointed," moaned the Bad
faced singer, "I bad thought successful
singers always got love letters from an
known admiierar There is not one for
me.". His to.be supposed that time
healed the sorrow.
pliel at tbe feid he id. Tnia mcchine solves
ton black aaud m.oiog bgbar to pertec-tioo.
The Bttulator esrries larje loidt of
frviubt tne-e dy, and the upring trade is
ery eroouraKirii., bo'h for through cargoes
aid thoe for way points.
Mrt, Oleasnn and children' whn have been
vintiua: Mra Olea-on'it pnenta tn lua city
for somp w.rka pa-t, recrned to Portland
on the Bequlator ihia morning.
Io the school election In P inland Monday
J. A S robriris defeated D. P. Thorn piou
f r diieicar bv 723 otes A mJrity of
1640 wa- recorded fir free bridge.
YeaterJ.y there warn twi ctr'oads of
uait'e abippea to the U 'ion Meat Ca lo
in Portland and (We to the east frrim tbe
atoikyaros of R. B Stltuurahe X Cm ia
tbia oity.
The frosty nights have b?n an advantage
to the fruit emp I". has k-p p-ituhca and
'her trait fr m hnddinir. and the young
erowtha are not sntficitn ly far alvaneed to
m injured by cold weather.
Jna-ph Wbi'e, aodacor on ths 0. B
Jt N. Ci's lOid. died in Pennl-ton lam
Siiorday. Un st forni r'y oo tie lio-
i wt ween thia fit aud Por IiqH. and was
well known to m my of our ci'. a na.
I he Calvatinu Arrry have b n nng fx-
ra tx-rtioos in thlr work dan g ina P si
tew days They hve Mrc C pcmu 8t
vena, pt Portland, who addreaara the meet
rga eyery aveotni. and Litot Co-igdon.
otiu tings many beau tun! tongs in aoed
vote.
8wed sh po'toffice tati'stic show that
Swedes in the TJuited Scatea Torsmitted to
liivea a' homn over one mi lion dollar
ear from 18S8 down to date. And thi
lot-s not take luto account the lumi aei t bv
-g a ered latter and taken over by reiuru
ei graiti.
Tbe Spirts murde-er. O. 9 Chamberlain,
it still at lura, ami rapurc have it tht
there is oo clew tn hit wbrreb at. ' Tdere
ia oo ieard fur hia cautura, that there
t-H-ma to he a laok of intereat io bringing
rum to Justice.
The 8 lUthern PoiRc pro le claim that to
much as atitoce hjt been n-red to poverty
nuken Nsbnska, near-r him-, tnit they
oitunot banl any more fieih: tree, but moat
hereafter h ve full (true tor all contriba
tiona from 0 egon.
M s Ph llip't is pieaaed to annonnoe to
her trirDda and old pitrooi that aha now
q.hrew atonk it mdlimrv, porohaae
in Sin Frnci0o. and wi'l hive th m oo
dipKy f jr ioa e tion at her new a ore on
Wa hiontoM atreet Fiiday and Stturday,
15 h and 10 b.
ElttorJ.T. Htvne r.f the PoHlander,
the local oia tbe Amrictn fiotoutiye
Aitojiatmn and kindrail orijin sttiooa. was
t led and ncqni'trd in the oriutinal conrt
eaterdav, no a charge of lilval preferred by
Kit -r E neiie Bi'l t, tpir.toil director ot
ti e Mgdileo Uome.
I the prtifea-ional cnlncrn today will be
Kei-n -he cird of On p , Nun tt Djlph, at
tnrmy. a'-laW Pii.iaiiil, Oregon. The
'ertor m-niber ol the firm is x8)nafir
O ilph, hq I in- o ne-a an- w li known law
vra Any l-u in a-i enirutited to their oire
will rtceive p unapt . ttention.
Wa,co tube, No 18. I O R. M. enjiyad
an oiM' ga T- t last niht ine oringea were
pkk-d by Mr. A v , ijraurtr. a memner
of the trib-. in dm D g . Otli'.. and vent
by t-iprnst to tba memo. ia. Two pale facet
were adopted into the trii e, aud a very in
lentMi g i-'tion was held at the wixwaio
Caota n Ndlaon in'o ma na sine thu urti-
c e was puoliahed da-onit V of Tn Dillea
ne baa received lettrra from persons in tbe
ear mtkine ii q "ri s rnrtli g th clnna'e
ai d -oil Tf H'ar Cry has a urn j u roula
tmn all over the la.nl, aud ver muy peo
ple have now bean ot tbia city who, per
were not aware of its exiatence before.
Oa Sturdy three reform acheol boyt,
O.ifirli dutiui, Arthur Rbiutoa and Wm.
Huutley escapeil troin that mttitu'ino and
taking a tnam fr m the at. bio ol J E II b
erM iu 8tlem, at. r". d ont Tney were
tra. k"d io West 8tavon and down the
Nirth 8'n ixm tnwaidn Jefferin, and were
. ted bear Turner by d. B. fiuther ord.
We wir-t tbown the ulma veaterday of a
new oottage by Mr. B nry C ngi( hicb
will he erected on bis K nuu.l c iruer F u tn
-D I F'eral aireeta, in 'h" oity Is will b
a ou--itoiy taiuug io ine latest aijjj m
arohiteo nre. and witH all modern appli
ances. We understand there wilt be a v-
eral new buildiona e sated tbia tpriug, as
sw a i s tne teiaon pe miu.
P cer mining ia aitraoting attention on
he Ynkoo, in Alaska, and there it a proton-1
if a rush there. But ibn many diffi
culties io the wey, inclnting tne sbertneas
of the season, will t nd to mike it ao un-
pioDtbla veuturs. Uidnuhtedly di-ap
poiutment will be the th tre nf a large num
ber vb vei tire inti ths far northern .land
to different points, ard our mill ia boys,
hereafter will have a decided military ap-
pearanoe in their drills.
If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair fall
'ng out, and premature baldness. di not uae
grease r alcoholic preparatious, but apply
Hall s Hair tisnewer-
Rheumati-m iu the back, shoulder, hipt.
ankles, elbow or mriati, i catvd by accu
mulatioo o' acid in tne blood. H Kd'a 8r-
aaparilla ntutr.hses ths said and cures
rheumatism
The police court has been very quiet for
tne pot tew .lava, and the recr ler naa not
be.-n annoyed bv morning interviews. This
i o n-iiatent with the peace and quiet ot the
city, hut it furoubes uo eritt tor tbe re
po-ti nl mill.
i bile no physician or ptiarmscist can
conscientiously " wanant a sure, tbe J. O.
Aye' Ue. guarantee the parity, streogth,
and mediaiual virtues of y er's Saraaparilla.
It was the ouly blood-puritier admitted at
the great t orlds Fair in Chicago. 1893.
Ojr Bip'itt frieos have moved their
plant t" -to" cltv. a d tHe organ of tbe
chu-oh. TheSiptiit Sentinel, is uow pub
lished ac Ida Utiie-. We extend to our
ontempirary a corlial wel.iome, and hope it
may Dud a fruitful field of labir iu this
city.
Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers,
singers, aud actors, all reu gmse the vir
tuea of Avar's Cherry Pectoral. I'ne of our
most eminent publio men says: "It is tba
best remedy that can be procired for all
affections of the vocal crinns, throat, and
luugs."
At the school election in Oufur last Mod
day Mr. C. H. Sronghto'i wia eVcted dl
ctor and Hon. G-o. W. Johnston clerk
O'lr Oufur friend are very prnnd of their
school, .od they a i: doubted y have a well
managed institution of learning, with an
able instructor at ths head.
The 0. R. & ft. is figuring on a charge in
its time oani. which will materially redoes
the time in aod ont of Portland. All the
detail aie not amneed vet.but it is known
tba train between Port'and and The Dalles
will rm made a straight (avenger trtio. If
the Union Pacific will auree to chauae ita
tune card so as to mike el jjb connection
h- new schedule will go into tffeot Marob
26 h.
C. 0. Wattenbarger, stockman of Bick
leton, Waan , aiva bund-els of oauie have
died in that seotion within the last four
month from eating a wire-graar, a sub-
Stance hitherto unknown tn sco-.kmeo, s-ys
the O n Qlob. The early raiua of last
fall cans-d a haty giowth ot a grass that
ripened. Usually it never npecs. lie be
Keves it has hitherto been eaten hile green
and iu that state wa not Injurious.
Oivernor Lrd takes the position that as
there was i O eleution and the holdover board
of railroad .to niri'tionTS not hiog qitl-
itierl tiercia iini'ij and tbo present
board cannot laa fully draw their pay, and
he take th- potifoi tlat the secretary ot
state should refuse tn issue their warrants
lor pay whenever they demand them, ami
thus fme a fruit to be brought io the rtiurfo
to ti at tbe standing ot the commission iu
Omit.
Picked up on the streeta of ths city to
day wis the type-written pledge of a new
-ecrec aoc ev rermad .the V. 3a. A.. ne
Coming nun of Arne'iot, and ia pnmposed
of boys becwet-h tne aura of 12 ted IS year.
One provision nf the pUdga ia that the ob
lgttiou ahall io no wise luteifere with the
political opioion, religtoos belief or tne
duty to paranta or frieuda of the members.
Tne number ot members -f not known, but
it will he mat y yea's before any of them
will be taeiora to i iter fere witb political
partus tr religious creeds.
Aa showing the sentiment expresred in
the test oyer the defeat nf Senator LMph in
Ort-if n, the following extract ia taken from
a letter isj'eived bv Mr K 8. AnnViain. of
Baker ciiy, from S nator S. MCailom, i f
Illinois, iii lerd e ot Mirch 8tn. M-nator
Ct-1 om wite-; I regret S-nator Dolrh'
Irieat and 0 egon will d id that his rit f -at
will be gre t loa to thtt state, for if there
was ever a m u t lat was alwav fighting
for his state aud getting api ropiia'ions,
right or wrong, it was Oilph ot Oregon.
He is ao al le aud houe.-t man "
. Mr M. Dii-h'eumu'lir, of Moaier, gave
n a pleitant o II tiis alt rnnoo He tas
everything -a bngb' a-id proap-roua io that
xicinitvr Frui i e says, has not been in
jured by tne frost, aud a lug- crop mav be
exp'oted the coming season Mr F Dioh.
temnulier, bro he , from Hebron, North
D.kota, Ut lv vimttd him for a tew daye.
Before his le'uro he ixpretsed b m-tlf well
pleased with O egon, aid ray return at
some luture timt to m-ike this state bis per
maceot rjsidauoe. Oregon fruit baa a ru
perior fl yor to all other-, sod alT varieties
ate nigt.ly pr s1 ! I k da.
COUNTY COURT-
Tbe commissioners' court transacted busi
ness oooceroiog roads, licsnaes, etc., at its
lat term as follows:
In the mitt tr of ths rotd of publio eae
mant, petitioned for by Timothy Eans,
read first time March 6:h, secood time
March 8tb allowed, petitioasr to pay ex
pends. Rad petitioned for by X. M. Morgan
and others, retd drtt time M iron 0ch, sec
ond ti na March 8:h; allowed and tupsrvisor
ordered to open road.
Rral petitioned f r by Hugh Farmer en'
othen raid liest tim Match 7th, second
time March Bth; allowed aud petitioner to
piv damages.
Tne petition of W Ttylor to ohangs
hit name to Willi im H.-ynee; granted.
Applicant n cf J. H. Bridget for admis
sion to 'be poo house; gr toted.
Application of T. W. Lewis for liquor
hceo'0 at 0 .soade Lick-; granted.
Application Of H. F. Jackson same at
bivi; granted.
W. N. D.vey presentei petition for coun
ty rovi, Cucades.
Estate of a. Andertoa granted license to
sell liquors for two month.
J D. Turnev of Antelope was alo gran
ted a liquor licuae for to months.
Petitioi of F. H. Stanton and others for
county rod; viewers aud smveyor appointed.
Petition cf J. E. Fak aod other-; sime
order.
Petition front mayor and council Hood
River for new Mad district with boundaries
same as town limits; granted, aod George
T. Pratber appoiut-d road supervisor, read
first time Mirsh 0:h, second time March
8th, granted an 1 road dtclared a public
h ghway. .
Road petitioned for by H. C. Rioper and
Other, i same order as above.
Rad petitioned for by . Bjthwell and
others! vitwer sad sarvevor sppiioted.
Road petitioned for by D. E. Harat and
other; same order at abve.
L, M. Smith petition to oLangj couoty
roar; tarns order aa above.
Bidder 4 McK 'OS'S were granted lioents
to sell spirituous liquors at Ottcade Locks.
votes, and (he latter 193 voles. A great
number of challenges were entered against
yolers who -"ere disqualified on grounds
of not being tax-payers, and to evade this
provision of tbe statutes a great many
voters stepped into the sheriff's office and
paid a tax ot tblrtv cents on an assess
ment of $10, and taking a receipt for the
tame, presented their "credentials." at the
polls and thus cast their votes. The pro
ceeding are characterized by the Tribune
as corrupt, rotten and disgraceful.
The Pat Rooney Company.
That bright and sp-rnlug muncil con
eiy ' Lord Rinoey," will be presented at
tbe opera bouse by the well-known and
pi pular Pat Rooney ComeJy Company, in
ludiog Mattie, Josie and Master Pat
Rioney. The p eoe is billed ss "the laugh
ing festival," aid that it is a grand Unghing
te-tival, in the fullest tense of tbe word,
has been the unanimous Verdict of all who
have witnessed it. Iu bui'd ng the play,
its author. Mr. Carroll, has departed from
he well-aoru methods gcneral'y used by tbe
cotistructois ot similar pieces, aud the re--ult
baa bau a production that unfailinglv
lickles the palates of all playgoers. Mot
backed "J kee," old-fasbtoned devices, like
tnck stairs and siphon bottles, and all
rough-and-tumble concomitants of tbo
average fares comedy, have been ritlilv ex
eluded, and, in their pi ice, is found freth,
poutaneuus bomor, legitimate comedy sit
uations and a mvnad of entirely novel
mu-ical and other featurea. Reserved seats
at B.akeley & Houghton's.
"Take a hole and put soma
dongh around it, then fry in lard."
This simple recipe has brought
thousands to grief, just becausa
of the frying in lard, which as
we all know hinders digestion.
In an recipes where you hare
used lard, try
NEW TO-fl Y.
. V. DjLTH, RICO StB SIXOX, CBFtTIk V. POLTB.
rViLPtf, MX'' & DOLI'H, AIT 'RNEYS AT
U Law, Ad eiial ai.d collevtlnn buainot
iiomptly a'tent'ed t-it c'aimii ailn.t the guva-n-
ment a epaclmuy. Ao. zt. X&, SO mil x7 Uuniltou
Building, fortiana. ureiron.
J. 0. MACK
When Baby was slek, we gave her Oastorta.
When she was a ChIM, abo cied for Castoria.
Wben she became Hias, aba clang to Cat xxia.
fhsn she had fhflT.f Mt rrth-nn rsstnrls.
the new vegetable shortening and
you will be surprised at the
delightful and healthful results.
It is without unpleasant odor,
unpleasant flavor or unpleasant
results; With Cottoiens in youx
kitchen, the young, the delicate
ana the dyspeptic can all enjoy
toe tegular family DDI of tare.
cottoieoe is sola in 8 ana 5
pound pans, by au grocers.
Bet Uiegenntae. Made by
the i
N. K. PAIRBANK
COMPANY,
ST. LOUIS and
CMe s. Hew tes-k, fl ss tea.
The following bills were allowed at
recent sessun of the county court.
the
fraa ThursJaj's Daily.
Wintry mrrnirgs. -
The bermometer was below fres'ng this
morning.
Ice formed on water latt night nearly an
imn I hick " .
Mr. H. Olenn left on tba Regulator this
Oinruiog for P.-rtlaod.
Mr aid Mr-. 8. L Sroeks left on the
Rrffilator today tor a v sit to tbe Cascade
Jik-.
f.ther Bron'geat returned Tuesday
from conduct ng service at llo)d River atiC
C'a a 'de Locks.
. Hon. Chas Hilton sod wife retnrned last
ji.igiit-oti tha Re.uialor from apendiug a few
daa in Port aud.
Tbe alleys have been thoroughly e'eaned
by street Commissioner fiut's, ana thfy are
now in better condition than tbey have
been tor some time.
A band of horses were taken to Portland
trdiv on the boat. They were from the
ranges io tbe interior, and sbbuld ifud ready
sale io v uiaineiie towns.
A Onldends'e, Wash , man bat invented
a placer-mining maobios wbioh requires
only sm miners iaobes of watar to run it to
snob an bitoot tbat ths s'esdy effort of
time sbovsls tje requirad to keep it sup-
io tearoh ot the g Iden uusgkta.
In the War Cry of Felt 231 itaaartiole
dercriptive of Tne D.lle, ontten bv Cap
tain Ms son snd L em. liott of tbe Salva
tion Army. Tney deacrin the city, aod
the work whicb they nave done. Althougn
there are soma io iccurauiet, oausad by ty
pographical errtr. tie arcioie is cructif il ia
maoy pirticulars aid he in .no way over
estimated our advantages for fruit-culture
aud (or pasturage.
Althoagb the curfew ordinance is not as
uocestful as it should be io keeping boys
uff the streets it has a good ii Uusaoe on
m ny of ihem, and thev are very wary of
poloemeu after 8 o'clock Tbey watob
'UU"d corner-,. "U I if they see tne Wat oh
ma i tney take a ose una t r tneir nomea.
Mo worse place can be imag oed for tba
enoia ion ol Ms tnan me airsets, asd tbey
fn quentlv gradual from stub plaoea to tne
pei, itent ary.
Silent Utateetnani Lvdell Biker, clerk of
the railroad uoauuii.tiou, received a te'eg-am
aterdav evening from ma brother, S W.
B.ker, tf Brry. Illinois. t the effi t that
bit la ber was tery low. As Mr. Biker s
father is oeariy eighty two years old, the
chalices are sgduat his recovery H is the
at nurvivin i tnetnbt-r of the frrt y nf Unl
D. Bik-r, at una t me United M-u or
n m Uregnn. Mr. Bker Marti, ton git f ir
hia old home io Idinoia in older to aee bis
atier once more ere he die.
It now Io"ka aa Sdver-Dillar Blind is
biuttom k- a move to consilidite the
a vrr aid f pilut interest! o' the weat
aiiainet the eat. Hia thie-it tj bolt tne
0 nnocratia p Try in favnr of free coinage
i iik like tne humatioff nf a new puty,
itn Said as Its leader Bic'wbila the ii.
fiiuatrd silver meu are m.kii g d. sp-rate
eff.'rta t bring eu a ectional main bince,
thriv are gr. wing rign thtt the silv.r
1 t i ia givn g wy mn mil t ii p-ople 'if the
west uo ler the tnw n.Qus ca nf bet er
couusel and tbe enpenencj of nil fori Uue,
Judge F e his deci 'e I that tha Umatilla
Indiaus ae respniaiDie u longar to the
D'Uted S alert authorities o ly o far as the
tenting uf land b-longing to them rests in
he h nds of the Ia i-n agenv. Tnure ar
about o e thoo-an I f taem in tne loo il i
mat formerly lo npri.al the reservation
nd it is feared ti a' rem v I of reitriotmn
will re-ult in tr ubla. Herec fore the 1 1
dian agent by mean- nf u I iditn court and
policeman has b en able tn keep tham Under
fait beiavior. Now the duty will fail io
atat- courts, and that only after commission
of'offeoses.
AI"a p-pr having expreaed doub't
abjuc the filling and bumnig to be hid in
he vicinity ot Ki math Fall-, aa repirted
in a local piper, a Klamath Falls real es
tate firm wrote t ie d tor aa to low-, -vVe
are willing to puoe $1000 io any bink in
0g'O that 100 tons ol hh can be thrown
m.t with a pit nbirk within the incorporate
limits nf ar town bitweea the lit nf April
ind tbe lat of Ju t, and that 1000 oos can
be caught in tire oouoty in the same period
We are will n to wager ao iqual io n that
100 wild ducks can be killed from Main
atr et in a single dry for nine months in the
er.".
Death, of Cstptada John Wsvad-
Curouer Cornelius was uocided yeater lay
afternoon of th aud en death of Captain
John W.ud, at Nj 107 North FJteeitb
atreet, at tbe age of 72 years. Tbe de
ceased waa living with two married daugh
ters. At abtu: 11 o'clock yesterday fore
noon he said he was g ing down in the
basement to split some wood for kindling.
When he had been in the basement for some
time and no sounds were heatd, one of bia
dtoghtera thought that something had hap
pened to him, to the went down the stairs
leading to the oeliar and found her father
lying face dowuward oi the ground. An
investig.tion elioited tbe fact that he was
dead aud bad died from apopl jcy. YVneo
tbe coroner was notified he did not think it
necessary to bold an b q lest oa tha remains.
Captaiu Wiud waa a'piuneer, and for many
years waa connected witb tbe river steam
boat. Ha for mioy years live! at bt.
J ihn, and owned tbe entire locality where
TJuiveiaity Park now ia limited, saya the
Portlaud Sun.
Captain Waud, of "the Regulator, is a son
of tbe deceased, aod left thia morning on
the early mm to visit bia father, haviog
heard tnat be was very sick in Portland.
1 1 bia absence Captain MiNulty tiok thirge
ot tbe boat, and will continue at the helm
nutil Captain Waud'a return.
M HonywlH, scat Mm Uotts (telephonlnar). . .
l)r A Hietrich.eaamiiMt nn body nr ooroner
Oregon 1 una Co, aco Fill rlab, road
.upetvieor, .luiober ,
J H ' ras, aupp'ies h-s VVUs hi. A It .....
J H Croa. aupp'le Mr' P ttoo OAK
J T Hi. l. G A it re iei
Pease a .n.v,u p I:-Pact
Qeu D urnard A Co, supp lea eleik and
heriS
The Irwiu dodnon Oo, puppiies clerk'a olfleo
Vanuui n, Adaun at uoau p: ea tutnoer, era
Dalles tleo no cignt uo, ngnti clerk s otnee
'n-aeue Bma, expraas biuliair
Chroi. (In Fub Co, s at uery, county traam
urera a itlOM
Ounnlna; A H ckman. apoon and ddll
Cliritman at Corson sui plies Mr a Penport
A tc lke. lumoer uiairiut z
W a Myers. 4n.urinca o oonrt nouse
Iiufur St Hill, aki g '.lrcuit c mrt dookat..
Ward Korli It binao-i. hlr of teams....
J P Me norBy; ttippiies
m u t.uaaiDtr,Aruou.raaiQaotpiaera.M-.
I C Niksisea,'suppiie.., ...-.
Da le. Luintieriu C . tcord
H Hariirnifw euo lia
thru ilc a Pub Co, publiahlng wbedn'e of ex
penses y isro 91, Jau torts VS.... ..
Chronlele Pub Co, s atiunery -
Da hsChyWater Worka. water to MrfCi,.
O U aw . ru'ibar itnmD
H Clnutn.r palrlog Jail and oouoty nu t..
Malrr A Benion, ai.pplles
uregoo feiephjna t'u, rent isleph ne
O 1 Uoans, preacrlptu Da and exajuluation . .
0 D i ptin-.pn taaaiouai a-rviaes Mr. WlUon
K t FitxO raid, i'U diy's aervicas clwicul
wora
JED matt, wo-k on til roll
K A Powar , supp lea (uri. lined Mr. Biker..
W a Huabauat, ojird aod un M a B .ker. .
Waa ton A Dyirarc praaent ownership books
J B Uio-an. supp lei luruithad paupert.-.
K K bbsrp. a pylng las roll
H 0 no- par. haUi-dr
Ueu 1) Barnard k Co,suppiiea claik and tmia
emuutt A Fltti, Ouard or paupirs
1 r' H.Wjr.h. la.al banks
Ur Holluisr. madleal atuinJinoj Sirs Oavis
Pr Uolll tar jnf died acran laaoe John Hsims
lr boiliattr medti: J attendance BridKaa...
T U C , uae of tela.ita me
Biake ay a Houxhton, med oins paiprra ...
Blaksiey C Uounton, prescrlpdoa tteiun..
Umkeley A Hiiukhtvn, oediunet aDii prs-
s-riptions K
J W Kootilt woik aatU-iag; comparing aaasaf
fuent i oil ....... ........ ....... ........
Jotn Ml hell. ahDDllaa
Win Mic-ieil, bJi-tt Hi Pjjket
FWL ekiOCMi, bo.rd J ttilmj
Ifi J McK nUv. i.uraiiifl Relma
i W Ho bner. Cira Mra llavia. ..
M V bamson, special tax collector.
A G Jbhuaou, Wvrk oa tax roll..
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3 10
Si 00
5 bO
81 Si
86 76
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95
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Letters Advertised
The following is the list of letters re
maining in The D tiles postotttoe uncalled
for Saturday, Marob 10, 1895. Persons oall
iog for these letters will pleae give the
date on whioh they were advertised!
Anderson, Beory 2 Barger, J W
Blaok. Chas Brose. Wnl er
Bensenhoetfer. DO B lylatrn. Anna
Carter, W L Cintello. J W
Orossen, Fraoces Dunn, W fl
Dun, Thomas El arrl, M'as
K ayer. Mls L - Frary, J a
FeriiUMin, L B Fmch, Or
Kiiher. OA Fisher, J is
Hansel, V C Unnrglo, Frank
Houston. S T Judson, Frank
lord an, I Jordan, E nmett
Kennedy, G B Knight, R 3
Kastoer, Phil . Kohler, A -Lirseo.
W LiMotte, Frank
MsKuire, J Miller, W P
McTerrsn, WT MoMollen, Jno
McOoneiial, J I McO nty, J as
Nix, Wm Noicou, Albert
Obnen, Wm Parson, WO
Smart, H C Stevens. J
Sttma, John ftcmeder. Miss M
S'omp, Mrs Jons Turner. Go
Underbill, Mra Walters, W
A atkins.Mra Jane A Whalen, Pat
Williams, X
J. A. CBOeaiir, P. M.
Seriooa Aooident-
The Arlirg oo Record say-: F'ojd 0 b-
aon met with a settles accident on the road
this aide of O.rX Wednesiav moroiog. He
was oooiing to Arlingtoo wilb s load of
wheat, a id it beibg a little oold he tied np
his lines and wai walking alongude tha
wagon. The dirt gave aav under his feet
and ha fell under the w -gin, the wheels
passing over him and braakirg bit, hand,
arm and leg. Tbe team went on uncon
scious of the accident to their driver.
Thomas Mnlanphy was workiuz io a He'd
neir and heard Mr Gibson's cries for help.
Tbettam waa overhauled and take 3 care
of, and Tom got a conv.y mce and brought
Mr. Gibson to Arlington, wbere Dr Gait
endorfer attended to bit wa itj. At thia
writirg he it as comfortable aa ooulj be aa
dor tba oiraunutaneei.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Labs Omcx at Tbe Pailks. Orvook
Mar.bS. 1S8S.
Notice is berebr clan that ths fonuwunr named
cttier haa Sled notice nf hU iutautinn to make final
proof in support nf bia claim, and that said Drool
will be made before tba hi Ulster and Receiver at
Tbt Dalles, Orenou, on April 27. 1SV6, v,t:
CYRUH CO'IPIR.
B E No 4161. for lb i s 44 St!a. KW1 and lot S.
See 19, Tp 2 N. K 16 B. tv" M.
He nsn.ea ibe lolluwln? aitnessi to vrovs hi-
con tnnou-- reaideuce upon and cuiuratlun or a aid
unit, vis:
William Brookbouf, Fred Wk-atnan, A. t ilaou.
A. UUlutUer, all t.1 itii Uallit. reon.
; JaS. f. MxtiBK, Bcyirer.
FINE
WINES,
LIQUORS and
CIGARS
awiaal V
DOMESTIC and KEY
WEST CIGARS.
CITY Bi NES
Tj ajrdinoj with an act cf the Lri!tura,
X Lilla Cltv. wa-c CnUntv. Of fcon, II .n ,s
city bondv to ao a-niU'ii no to excee-i a'xty tbou
an and not le-s lhan nit; thouiand dot rs, , acn
bond to i e of tba f ice value nf Bv hundred di.llara.
pytDit twe itr dto years irom ie catc or i-ana
boarinkT interest at too rau of six per sut per
aiiiinm, lntarLtt pavuoie Fe i-annuaiiy.
Bald bomfs anl be .old to tba hiyhe" NdJsr tor
eash. Sealed pru,iaaU will be r-ceivt-d fertile
parchaaeof iha -aoia at tbe Heronier oitli a in eaid
clt fn ra tbia dale nnt 1 f ur t 'ei- k R M. tin tbe
16lbdryftf ,
pnled bra certified ibeck equd to five uer ceut of
lbs face v lue ol the lion.U fur whieb the prniicat
it ads. lbs oiunrll ut aaid oily teseivea tbs
r gut to reject-atr aud all ujs.
n. s. ncroR.
Raconier of UiUt Uitv.
PABST CELEBRATED BEEK
- .i
TTT'a,TnTT)0 DlAnV
aUUlVaa aOAUUetaVS I
171 Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON.
Dated tM. 11th car rf March, lc&.
marll
. (A'o. of Rant, SUI.
EPORT OP THE CONDITION
OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
at Tbs Dallas, in ths SUt j of Oreo-on, at tba doss of
business, Mini 6, 1365.
RES0UBCE3:
.IdDIDlIDf,
S91, 393 and 395 SECOND STREET
(Adjoining Railroad Depot.)
Leans and dlaeounta
Overdrafts secured and unsecured.
U. e-. Bonds to secure circulation
Fr mtums on U. S. bonds
Stooka, Securities, etc.
B.nhins; housa. fumltnre, and fixtures..
Due from National Banks (not reserve
aise-te)
Due fr mi Mite Bulks and Bankers
Due from approved reserve areata
Ohtcks and other catb Items
N..tvsof oth.r Aatii ual Buik
FrtiKiooal paper currency, nlikels, and
Specie isV'.OvW
Lert'-iender notes. 10 0 27,419 80
rvauempiiou luna wivn u a. areasurar io
per cent, of drcuUtion) 662 60
.. aeiSI 60
.. 1.838 X9
.. 12,601 0
.. 1,600 00
6 C21 76
1,681 U
1S.70S n
7 P0
t,ooe o
93 H
ti 00
Consignments Solicited
Prompt Attention to those who favor ma with their patronatr
ss M
Total ,
LUuIUTIEa:
Oovcvrcora of Orogon.
Provisional governor, Georj Abernetby.
1st. Territorial governor, Joseph Lane.
2d. Territorial governor.Jnhn P. Gaines.
8 J. Joseph Lane, who qualified aod re
signed. 4t'i. Geo. L. Curry, by virtu of office
of eecretarv.
6th. John W. VivU, quahBal and re
ti'Kned. 6th. Gai. L. Carry, a tecretary, and
later appointed.
lr. Governor nf ttate, John Wbltaker,
Addison C. Gibbt.
George L. Woods.
L. P. Grovar.
8. P. Chadariok, at tecretary of
Land Tramafra.
March 13 A i.by & Bliwers and wife to
O B Hartley and Wm Merce:; lota 1, 2, S
4, 5, 6, 7 and 8, hlk 6, second addition west
to toivu of Hood R:vr; 53000.
March 13 William A. Meroer to O. B.
Hartlet lo t 1, 2, 3. 4, 6, 6, 7 and 8, blk 7,
aecond aiiditioo wett to totro of Hood
Riveri $1500.
March 14 Uaited States to Jjdson Brit.
nam! or see. z, Lp 2 i ol raoe 13 vast;
timber culture.
Capital stock paid m
Surplus fuud.-
Undivided profits lee. xpenws and taxes
Paid
National Bank notes outstanding....
uu- vi outer vauoiiai nanua
Individual deposiu subject to cbsck..
Lismaud omltlcatas of deposit
tl6ti,76 77
.1 60.000 00
. 16,000 00
E. J. COLLINS S CO.
Successors to JOLES, COLLINS S CO. ;
SECOND STREET - -
EHST END.
6 0t 60
. 10 KM) 00
845 ) I
.. 6?.4bI 81
. 2K0 7 8J
.168,76 77
TiiTAL
Btats of Oregon 1
Oouuty of Wasco j
I, J. M. Patterson, Csshier cf tbr abore-named
bank, uo tolemnly tasar thM the above statement
la true to tns oast ot my anovrledgs aud Deliel.
J. M. Paiiaaaoa, Caabisr.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thtt 12 h day
ot aia:ca, icvj. tv. o. uurutl.
Notary Public for Oregon,
Cobbxct Attest: J. 8. BcDtacK. 1
Oau. A. i ista, Dirtctott.
ED. tf. Williams, I
Large and complete assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.
Goods Delivered to unypart of the City. -i
All goods sold at tbe lowest cash prices to suit' the bard times
FOR THE SXLB OP
HMERICHN IsIOOLS.
FOR SALE
. 2.1.
SI.
4 b.
6th.
rtate.
Oth.
7th.
8th.
9-b.
Daafaesa Cannot Ba Inrod
By local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There ia only one wa? to cure deafoesa,
and that'll by constitutional remedies.
Deafness ia caused by an Infla i ed condi
tion of the mucous lining ot Ibe eustach
ian tube. When tbia tube is inflamed
yea have a rumbling sound or imperfect
bearing, and when it is entirely closed,
deafness is tbe result, and unless tbe in
flammation can be taken out and this tube
reamred to ita normal condition. Iinnrintr ' 0 ' years timt If detlrat.
, -- .
will be destroyed forever; nine cases out
of ten are caused by catarrb, which is
Denny, Rice & Co.
BOSTON
li
Aitct
ton m
I HiVE FOE SALE
tba bl8.
91
Call at my horreua
Rl NDALL,
W. W. Thsyer.
Z F. Moody.
S. P'Onoyer.
W. P. Lord.
Administrator's Notioe.
From Friday's Dally.
Colda are quite prevalent in tbia oora.
n-ooity.
Hon. A E Ly!e, of Crook county, ia in
the oity.
Mr. C E Bayard it contioed to b reti
denoe by sickocas
Hord'a Pills are the best familv ratbartio
and lirtr in.dicine'. Barmleaa aud reliable.
" Mr. and Mra. D C. Herrin were ia tn
gere on tbe boat thia morning for Cacide
Lock.
A' the school election in Eugene ISO wo
men vo'eoY- What waa the matter with tHe
ladies of The Daller?
The Pat Rooney (J imedy Co, wil.Ice a
performaooe oext Tuesday evening at the
B .11 win opera houae in thia oily.
Dr A. Dietrich, of Dufur, haa been ap
pointed hoipital si e ward of the Tnird reg
iment, with the rank of sergeant.
Mr. J. A D lU'hitt, formerly editor of
the Ocboco Review, returned from a short
vie t to Portia at yeaterdav altero oo.
We received a pleasant oall thia moroiog
from Mr. Matuioe Do Witt, tbe advance
agent aad business manager of the Pat
Boooey Comedy Oo.
Headquartera of the Third regiment, 0.
M. O , iu thia oiiy, haa been bnay for the
past few dava shipping equipments to tbe
difle eat eoopaaice. Several pairs of leg
ginga, campaia hate, tU., have ba tct
Wildest Part of tha United StattM
Morthwaat Mratlne.
Aisist n. Chiot Gjo ie, of the TJ uteri
States g-o!Oatical survey, who visiteit O'e
hd ltac m n r, siva the wildest region of
ha entire TJnte-i Stes is ao aret nf 1000
sqitre miles lyio; tn the mountain bit ween.
Uo-i'burg and Coq'iille. io Douglas and
Coos cuuntus He d scribes it at a mvater
ious uuiliacovered o inntrv, io which ai d
gime r aim nn.iistm bid aud who.e brooks
and rivers D filled with wild fowl It ia
nearly all o ivered with a deuat g-owth of
pioe, tjr, hemliKk aod other trees. Maoy
of the tree arj of eonrmoua t'Ss, and s'aod
so uloaely that it ia ditficnlt for man to make
their way between them. Wnere the treat
are not so thick thi heavy growth of busbea
of vinous bi id takes tbatr plaie. It it a
Oiuatry that la flllod with all kin la of Will
game, ioolo ling, at rojirtad by- him, e k,
different kinds of rnjtr, miaotain lion', deer
and otbr aoimil, iu Judiolyotes. There
are also the various kinds of (owl. Tee
stream all have an aband-tnos of trout an!
other kinds of ti.h. Us penetrated into
the wilds a dustu mile, aod as w things tha.t
filled bun witn wonder at tha vaatoasa or
the forest, and fiat aay one should attempt
to live in it.
Coafeaw.a Hia Crima.
Sometimea ku houeat couver.lon oaotea an
individual to oontees his crimes, aod the
following oase is reooitid in a Seattle dia
patch of March 13:
: " The first oase of ai accusing oonsoience,
in Siieoced by relig on, thtt ever oame to tbe
notion of tha federal authorises in tbia city
waa brought to light last Monday alteroodn,
h n Tbomai Gorman, a big iroom wider
by trade, walked into Commissioner Em
ery' otfio snd asked Uuite 1 Statea Dis
trict Attorney Broker to have a warrant
issued tor h(s arrest for counterfeiting and
passing counterfeit eoiu. Goitnm said that
he had conteasf J t the orboor f the Sal
vation Army and made up hia mod to do
the satne to tne authorities flj said that
be bad passed f l(f9 in this oity and in Ta
ooma daring the past two months, aod that
be wade tbe com bionelf, u4ag a i electiio
plater to plate the lead money. He sal 1 be
did not know tbe penalty fur bi offdnse,
and did oot care aa long as bis conscience,
wbicb bad been botbtring him, waa clear
aod be had atoned for bia ciiine.. fl was
seat to jail ia default ot bond to await trial
is Jut."
A Nebraska. Sufferer.
I a Urauds Chrnniols.
Mr. Harry Mapes, one of the oontrib-
utora to the Kebruka aid donation, hag
received a letter of acknowledgement
from Floyd A Thayer, of But-well, Ne
braska. Mr. Thayer says: -
"Sir I saw your address on a sack of
flour that I received as aid, that waa
sent here from Oregon. I will aay that
I waa glad to receive it, and thought I
would write and inform you aa to what
part of Nebraska received your dona
tion. . .
V I live in Loup county. It ia a very
poor part of the state; but land is very
high in other parti of Nebraska, conse
quently people come here t buy cheap
homes; but fortune has been against
them the last two years on account of
the complete failure of crops, therefore
the people are very poor. There are
several families in this vicinity that are
suffering for f od and clothe. When
eoppliea are received, tbe poor people
have to stand back, while the wealthy
rush in like a lot of hungry wolves. T-e
poor get the remnants.
"Hoping it may never -be your lotto
suffer as we have myself and family
I will now bring this letter to a close
Yours truly, Floyd A. Thateb."
Moio Circuit Conrt.
Circuit cnurt haa been io session dur
Ing the week at Moro in Sherman county.
Tbe ducket is not very large.ttud the cases
will be cleared up in a few days. ' There
have been in attendance Hon A. A.
Jayne.dialri it attorne) ; Hon. V, P. Mays,
or Portland; lions. A. S. Hennett, . B
Dufur, and Messrs. P. S. Huntington
and H. H. KidJell, of thia city. The
moat important suit, we are informed, is
one for damage, In which tbe plaintiS,
an elderly man.cl&ims that be was cruelly
beaten by several men, causing great and
lasting pnysioal injury It seems that
tbe old msn called at a houae to procure
some food, offering lo pay therefor, but
he lady-of the bouse, imagining that ne
intended to assault ber, alarmert tbe
neighbors, and tbey set upon him, without
making any inquiry into the facts, and
gave him a terrible beating. Se s'lll
bears- the marks of tbe whipping, and
may never fully recover. As the case
will be tried by a jury tbe facta brought
out in ev dence may be far different from
those reported. . - i " .
A Fad Accident- ...
The Eugene Ouard of Monday ha the
following: A very aad and what will
probably prove to be a fatal accident,
occurred about four miles eoutbweat of
Eugene on th farm of A. Kosterman.
It seems that a brusb fire bad been
kindled in the near vicinity of the house,
and one of the children, a little girl
some four or five yeara old, while play
ing, in some manner came in contract
with the fiery element, and the little lb
noc nt was almost instantly wrapped in
flames. Before help arrived the child's
clothes were almost entirely burned
from ber- Her arms and bands wer
burned in a moat horrible manner, tbe
flesh almost dropped from one of ber
band. Her feet mi limbs vera also
burned aeverely, as well as . ber chest
and abdomen.
,,'aaei, ...
Pmdlavtoa'a School Elewtiom.
The annual school meeting held in
Pendleton Monday was a "hot" one. Dr.
O. J. rtraith and Dr. H. 8. Garfield, for
merly of fat Grande, were tbe candidates
for directer. Tbt former received 810
A Narrow Escape
On Saturday a miner, Pierce Bogsrs by
name, who is well known in Biker City and
employed at the A mines at Cracker
Creek, bad a narrow escape from an awfnl
death by the dynamite route.
Bngars bad oeoatioa to visit tbe black
amitn ahop at the rainea and when ba left
the tunnel, wnere be had been at work with
banmer and drill, be place 1 two sticts of
g ant pnwJer in bi bootleg, not an nnusoal
thine for miners to do. Oo had no sooner
entered tbe ahop and stood facing the anvil
when a apark from tbe forge dropped into
hia bootleg and aet tire to the powder. Th
man realised bia dang-r bat could do notb
ing. Several byata idrrs ru.hed pell mell
from tbe ahop espaotmg an explosion and
all would ba killed. K igars made an en rt I - THE UKST-
at last t pall bis boot off, but not until
consumed and his leg bidly burned, from I WelllDgtOri, X10C& bpilIlgS,
the effects of wh ei he is now laid p for
repairs, bat he Is not seriously it. jared.
NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND
the bad habits and
early vices of young
:ir ais
nothing but an inflamed condition of tbe
mniuiiia aiirTaoaa
I To all wAem it may concern:
no win giye y,ue Hunarea UO.iars jot, x , Ti JK u h tebT e vau that tb u,iderrlCTed
any case of deafoesa fcaused bv catarrb) a 01,1 b eD da'v appointd aimluinncur of tha
aw'. . a-.... I , "ut rf M"-- M-a. las ol Ua las. City,
iubi wauum uo buicu uv xanii D vutarra j v aaco i ounty ur eon, sou now necsassu au par
Cure. Send for circulars; free.
F. J. Cbsnbt & Co , Toledo, 0.
t9"SoId by Druggists, 7.1ct .
Boys and Ulna Aid Sorlety.
Boys may be bad (and sometime giils)
(l)or ordinary teryice at wages; (2) upon
indenture, fto work, attend school, and be
brought up somewhat as your own; and
(3) children may be had for legal adoption.
Address, J. H. Misener, Superintendent
Oregon Boys' and Girls' Aid society, Port
aud, Oregon.
GOAL! COAL!
son harlna claima aftalnat a.id estate, will pre-ai.t
tba sains duly verlitd, to ma at tb office of Dufu &
ManalSd, Dalles City Oregon, withlu six muutlu
trnru tos oats nt tm notice.
Cabas Oity, March 7, 1680.
J. P. McINERJJY.
Adrulnatratcr of tba estate ut a. rah St is, da-
ceated Bmr3'..
The balance of the Grocery
Stock of of the late L. New-,
man will be offered at auc'
tion to-morrow, Saturday,:
March 16th, .C-v';:-Sale
commences af IO a;
m. and will last until 4 p. rri.'
r
men and thei
aatrous cxm sequen
ces. Young . men
and old men, those
who auffer from
nervous debility and
eznansuon, tne
wastinz away of the
vital strength and
power from hidden
drains or intemper
ate habits can readi
ly find relief for body and mind by writing
the World's Dispensary Medical Associa
tion, of Buffalo, N. Y. They employ a full
staff of physicians and Specialists, who
treat at a distance by correspondence or at
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
of Buffalo, all this class of diseases. Those
who suffer from low spirits, irritable
temper, a " broken-downJi. nervous sys
tem, and such distressing symptoms aa
backache, dizziness, shooting pains in head
or chest and indigestion, sexual excesses
or abuses, all th: result of exhausting dis
eases or drains upon the system, will find
a permanent cure alter taxing ue apecuu
prescriptioTis sent them from the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute. This associa
tion of medical men have prepared a book
written la plain but chaste language, treat
ing of the nature, symptoms ana curability,
by home treatment, of such diseases. Tha
World'a Dispensary Medical Association,
Proprietors of tbe Invalids' Hotel and 6m
gical Institute, Buffalo. N. Y., will, on re
ceipt of this notice, with to cents (in stamp
for postage) mail, sealed in plain envelope,
a copy of this useful book. It should t
read by every young man, parent and guar
dian in the land.
Tbe Key to the Situation
if you suffer irom Slclt, or Bil
ious . Headache, Constipation,
iBdlftstion, Billons Attacks, or
aay derangement of the stomach,
liver and oowela is Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets, Mildly aad
1 1 fently, but thoroughly ana et
I fectively, they cleanse, renovate
a and reanlAt the entile system.
One little "Pellet " for a gentle laxative
three for a cathartic ' They're purely vege
table and perfectly harmless : these tiny,
ugar-coatea granules of Dr. Pierce.
"- and Eoslyn Coal. .
f 18, sacked and delivered to any part ol
tbe nty.
At Moody's Warehouse
Exeoatrlx'a Notioe,
NOTICE Is heray given that tbe undersigned
I ss bean duly appointed oy tha Hon. Oninty
Court executr a ul lb laat w II and tsatiinent of
Ann -Cralfr, dcetsid. All peirona bating claims
ajruta-t aa daatua ars hare y not. find to present the
same to me, properly verified, at tbs Has-MocnT-aunum
office in Hal a City. W m o.untv, Oreaon,
Vftnih ix mon ha from tbs date or till notice.
Dated lb a 2d day of Frb auy, 1SU6.
CrUAh. K a. CKAIO,
Executrix of ths last will and testament n Ann
Oral,-, dacaaael. 8 St
Dlsolatton NoUo.
The partnership hera'foom exlatlnjr heta-een W.
J. wrlrnt, J. I). Douflaa and O. r . McMujamj n
tbe aasr mill bu.loa on Tamraot o aek. about teu
mlie-. from Dufur. baa this day been dl a Iv.d by I
uiuiuai vnenr, Mr. v. muf .ss re Ititur into
tbs Drm. Tbs present Sam will e.nslat ol Mesrs.
W. J. WriKbt aidb. Mcllineniy, and will bs
known ss Wiichc si McMsaany, wbu Willi ay all
debts for wntcb tba ata Arm was liaOIr, and oailacl
au asceunu uow uus an i owing .
W. i WKIOHT.
j. d. Douglas.
a. e. ucUAjibftMr.
Dufur, Jan. IS, 1S9S.
i- Auction
Stocltholdsra' Meeting.
VTOTtOR Is hereby riven that tbers will bs I
XI Btocanoiasrs- mesoniroi ins tallies, Portland
and AaW'tU KaVftgation Ovmpny at tha Chroniols
wj. via r.iiiiifc., .inn , .ev... a a uuw, r. t , I
fur tbs purpose of slsrilog sevsn direetors. and
tranaavllmr sucn other Outness ss may crousrly
coma onorv aaiu aneaiinv.
By ordar of tbs prea doDt.
O. J. FARLEY, Beorstary.
Fruit Eancli iM IBWS FlOU
FOR SALE
Consisting of 106 Acres
Says tbe Japanese are wiping the ground with
the Chinese, and
Located 6ve miles from The Dalles.
entire or Iu portions to suit purcbaacrs.
Will b sold
Also
Far Sale
FRE3H nllob oows. F mr miles wa-t of The
Dalles. A. FIELD. Tbe Oalle-Ore,
120 ACRES OF PRAIRIE LAND
Tan miles west of The Dallee. Sale will be suds I
oa easy terms. Apply at uus omce. fcb33.il.
Talon Up.
Cam ro tba Sbap uiaos on threa ml'a, about
J"ct ba 1 1304. una tea ana wbi e Mtuey oow. on
hnnd peroa sable, undr.l ins iu risrbt ear, eat eg
left ear, tba owner mt n.ve tbs name n payma all
chuxea FKWH F. TaVlhE.
HARRIS
Is doing more effective work and
San Francisco t Beer i Hall
JT. UBMIIKI. IVoprictor.
?
II
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS.
ALL KINDS OF BOTTLED BEER.
Is Slaughtering High Prices
To Btiit the financial depression. I have now
. double 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.
COLUMBIA BREWERY BEER ON DRAUGHT
WASHINGTON STREET, BE1WEIN SEC OND'AND THIRj
For Ovr Fiftw Taxrs
AhUldasd Mbll-Tmco E at KB t Mrs.
Wirsl'iw's Sootbios Syrup baa been -ed for
over fif Tears by trillions of mothers for
their children while teething, with peifeot
success. It soothes tbe child, softens tbe
gums, allays all paio, cures winrl colic, and
is the best remedy for Diarrheal. Is pleas-
sot to tha taste, gold By drutigis'a " every
Dart of tha world. Twenty five cents a
bottle. Iu value is iocalauUbla. Ba sore
and ask for Mra. Winstow's Soothing Syrup,
and take soother kind.
MEFTUME! BATHS
AFRa&ZIER & WYNDHAM, Propr's
sew
wmrn
PARLORS
No.ioa.
Those desiring telephone service from the
Seufert-Condon Exchange, who have aot
already ordered instruments placed, will.
please do so at oooe.
Ssvrutx Coirpow.
LADIES HAIRCUTTINO aud SHAMPOOING A SPECIALTY.
A Shower Boom in Each Batb Room.
A Bootblack StaDd'Oonnected witb our shop, and especial attention paid to a 1
- ....... 110 Front Street, Opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel, -
THE DALLES. OREGON
XKIaKPIIOIVE
NO,' 40
WATCH.
The finest display of lien's Neckwear In
our window ever shown In The Dalles',
Saturday, March 16, 1895.
JOHN C. HERTZ.
RUPERT & CHBEL
Wbolesal and retail manufacturers of and dealers in
Harness, Saddles, Bridles, Collars,
Tents, and Wagon Covers.
jKrxd A.U A.xtlolwa kept In at Klrat CI Hstrnaaaa Shop.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE. Opposite. Mofidir Wrtrw
THE DALLES; OREGON!