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PROFESSIONAL
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C. HJLL1STER,
Physician and Surgeon,
Roxns ivor telle National Bank. Office hours, 10
m to 12 m, and from 2 to 4 p m. Resi
dence Weit Ead of Third Street,
A.
Attorney at Law
yyM. TACKMAN T
Dentist.
Rooms 8 0 and 10. Vogt Block, The Dalles, Or.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregonfor
Wasco County.
Theresa Rees, plaintiff,
versus
Frederick A. Rees. defendant.
To Frederick A. Rees, the above named de
fendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
Ton are hereby reauired to appear and
answer the complaint of plaintiff: filed against
. you in the above entitled suit on or before the
first day of the next regular term of the above
entitled Court, to-wit. on-or before Monday the
14th day of November. 1898, and if ou fail to so
. - appear and answer said complaint, for want
thureof the nlaintiff will abDlv to the above en-
. titled Court for the relief prayed for in her
- complaint, to-wit:
For a decree of the above entitled Court to
- the effect that the bonds of matrimony Hereto
fore and now existing "between you and said
-.plaintiff be forever annulled, set aside and held
for naught, that plaintiff-be awarded the custo
dy and eontrol of plaintiff's and defendant's
- minor children and that the defendant be for
ever enjoined from interfering with plaintiff or
said minor children.
This summons is served upon yon, the said
Frederick A. Rees. by publication thereof for
six consecutive weens in ihs tiies-hocn
tainkkb. a weekiv newspaper of general cir
culation, published in Dalles City, Wasco
County. Oregon, by order of the Hon. w. L
Bradshaw. Judge of the above entitled Court.
which order is dated at Chambers in Dalles
City. Wasco County, Oregon, the 27th day of
... September, ltjas.
DUFUR & MENEFEK,
' Attorneys for Plaintiff
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Vancouver, Wash., I
September 8, 1898. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nlea notice oi nis intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.7 and
that said proof will be made before W. B
Presby. D. S. Commissioner for District of
Washington. atGoidendale. Wash., on Monday,
October 24. 1898, viz;
WILLIAM BRIDGFARMER,'
H. E. No. '982 for the Northeast quarter sec
tion twenty-three. Tp. 3 N R 13 E Wil Mer. .
He names the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: ,
Richard W French. James Hinnell. David H.
Clark, Nelson B Brook, of HarttaHd Postofflce,
Washington. W. R. DUNBAR. .
810 - Register
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
administrator of the ostate of Peter Sherrin
ger. deceased, has tiled his final account and
report in said estate in the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Wasco County, and that )
Monday, the 7th day of November, lt-98,
at 10 o'clock, a. m , of said day at Che County
Court room in the County Court House in
. Dalles City, Wasco County, Oregon, has been
fixed by said Court as the time and. place for
hearing said final account and report.
. Ail persons interested in said estate are liere
by notified to appear at. said time and place
and show cause, if any there be, why said ac
count should not be allowed and. approved and
an order made discharging 'said' executor and
releasing his bondsmen. " ' s-r . .:
Dated this 1st day of October, 1898. :
T.' C. BENSON."
Administrator of the Estate of Peter Sherrin-
ger, deceased, " ' ?oct5t
NOTICE; -
. TJ. S. Land Office, 'I:
'". ... The Dalies. Or., SepV 14, 1898. f ;
"- Complaint having been entered at this office
by Frank C . Wilson against 'Gustave A.7 Brock
man for abandoning h:s Homestead. Entry No.
. 4949, dated October 21 1893. upon the W14, SE
Sec 28 and theNH. NEX Spc-, Tp 6 a, R 10 B,
V-' W M, in Wasco county, Oregon, with a view to
. the cancellation of said entry, the said pnrties
are hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the 14 tb day of November. 1898, at 10 o'clock a-'
m.,to respond and furnisa testimony concern,
ing said alleged abandonment.
7octet JAY P. LCCAS, Register,
"The Regulator
The Dalles, Portlantfand AstorU
Navigation Co.
THROUGH
Fsii and Passenger Lliie
"'.,.-..":' i
LOWEST KATES r - - :
BEST SERVICE -'
FASTEST TIME,
" The steamers of this line will leave
The Dalles at 7:30 A. M.: ' '
Shipments recelved,aMny time.'day
ornight. . ,',;:!.. . i
' Livestock shipments' solicited;
. Call on or address, .. .-"
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CONSOLIDATED 1882.
AWFUL ACCIDENT
TO THE DAVIS
Seven Men Lose Their Lives
by Escaping Steam.
Portland, Oct. 21. The accident
to the torpedo-boat Davis on her of
ficial trip down the Columbia river
yesterday.proved eveD more disastrous
and aDoalling in its results than the
first brief dispatches received yester
dry afternoon intimated. The "seven
scalded" reported yesterday has given
way to the more grewsome record,
"seven dead."
Followiug are the names of those
who lost their lives in the explosion,
death in each instance being due to
the terrible scalds which no medical
skill could heal:
DCharles Maneely.fireman, married.
Paul Luithle, fireman, unmarried.
Harry Wood, forman boiler shop,
married.
James Ryan, married.
Axel Johnson, married.
Albert Buehl, unmarried.
The accident which sent these seven
men into eternity occurred about 11:40
A. M., as the boat was oil renas iianee,
near Cathlamet. on her way to As
toria. The explosion was due to the
bursting of one of the steam tubes in
the forward boiler. The seven men
were penned up in the small flreroora,
and there was' no possible chance for
them to escape. The explosion came
without warning, and in an instant the
men were blown down by a blast of
steam, smoke and hre.
Willing hands were soon to the
rescue, and Dr. E. H. Thornton, the
company's physician, who was on
board, did everything in his power to
alleviate the suffering of the hapless
victims. ' .
The boat was put at anchor imme
diately after the accident occurred.
Messengers were sent out for relief,
but owing to the distance to the near
est telegraph station and the time re
quired for assistance to arrive from
Astoria, 20 miles away, it was a long
and tedious wait not only for the suf
fering victims, but also for the .doctor
and the willing though helpless sym
pathizers on board - the boat. Dr.
Thornton's supply of morphine hav-
ng given put a boat was dispatched to
Skamokawa to procure an additional
supplyVbut after a long delay returned
without having accomplished its mis
sion. .: .
WILL. LEAVE CUBA IN JANUARY
That lathe Date Fixed For the Spaniards
"to Leave.
New York, Oct. 21. A dispatch
to the Herald from Havana says: An
agreement between the two commis
sions as .to the' date, of evacuation
again seems probable. The American
ultimatum fixes upon Janifary -1, and
xh is date will be finally accepted by
the Spaniards
Washington, Oct. 21. It is now
certaiu the complete evacuation . of
Cuba will be delayed beyond the period
origahally fixed by the administration. '
This will follow entirely without re
ference to anything that has .occurred
n Paris before the' peace commission-
The war department has about satis
fied itsels that the task imposed upon
the Spanish authorities,- namely,, tbe
removal and transportation to a great
distance' by the sea oi about 120,000
soldiers with accoutrements was. be-.
y'ond the ability of the Spaniards g.
It is hardly deemed' prudest to un
dertake to . assume . .charge, of .the.'. mu
nicipal affairs of-Havar a.,so Jong as the
itv retriains a strong garrison of Span
ish troops, apd :t tie felt that law and
order1 'could.-be 'better maintained in
uch centerS 'by' allowing them to re
main under Spanish jurisdiction until'
Jjhey are- evacuated by the troops and
repQcupied.i' by. the Uni.ter States
troops, i.' '' .-
' OPPOSED TO , ANNEXATION.
AtfnlDatdo Says the Natives Will Not 8up-
. '' port poeh' a-Policy: :'"'
Sa"n,;"Erancisco....- Qct. 23. The
United States transport Rid de Janeiro
brought the following to the Associat
ed Press, dated. Manila, septemoer -zz: .
The Philippine congress 'has been'
in se8sipn'.since ThhrsSay,; September
10.' The first thing that was" decided'
was-'that the, . Philippine republic
sbbu.ld jiot countenance' ay policy
that should be" agreed - upon whereby
SDaib would have anything further to
do. with the islands. and would' resist :
by force of arms any suehr measure. - A
vote was taken on the policy' of annex
ation to ' the 'American republic, and
annexation was decided upon by a'
large majority.,
Aguinaldo expresses himself as per
sonally not in favor . of annexation to
America, aading that he does not'
think that the natives generally will
support euch a policy. . He thinks that
the American .mission here -in these
islands-hag been accomplished, and ex
pects that the Americans will soon
withdraw- their forces, leaving the
insurgents to govern and . control the
islands.-
AGUINALDO AN IGNOKAMC. ..
. " 1 'h
Does top Himself Know What He Wants
From the united States.
Victoria, B. C, Oct. 25. The
Manila correspondent of the Shanghai
Mercury, files of which were received
by the R. M. S. Empress of Japan re'
cently interviewed Aguinaldo, the Fill
pino leader. Aguinaldo refused to
state hla ylew on tbe probable policy
of tbe new-born national assembly.
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Alum bating powders are the greatest
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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO. , NEW YORK.
On being pressed by questions, Aguin
aldo confessed himself densly ignorant
of governmental principles. While
professing a desire for American pro
tectorate, he said the natives desired
complete independence. He suggested
that as the Americans had come to
Manila to fight the Spaniards they
now' should return home satisfied,
leaving the natives in possession. The
correspondent closes by branding
Agunildo as a first-class ignoramus.
Ordered to Leave.
Wallace, Oct. 22. When Dan
Conner, shift boss at the Big Stand
ard mine, came out last night to the
dry room to eat his midnight supper
he was met by four masked men armed
with revolvers, who ordered him to
get out of the country within 24 hours.
He pleaded chat he was a married man
with a wife ami children at Gem, and
could not get away in so hort a time
without immense sacrifices-ind asked
for a week in which to conVply with
the demands of the men. After some
parleying he was granted three days,
with the threat that If he was not out
in that time they would dispose of him
his wife and his children, cleaning the
family out root and branch.
Great Knthnsiaam at Victoria.
Victoria. B. C, Oct. 23. The naws
that the British war department is
preparing for active hostilities has cre
ated great enthusiasm here. At Es
quimau the station of the North Pa
cific squadran, the' officers and men
ace greatly elated, and the prospects
of actual service seems to afford them
the keenest delight. -: The situation is
generally talked of on the streets.
The government Is unanimously sup
ported in Its action.' ..;
Political Asaespments.
WASBifcGTON, Oct. 23. The
civil
service commission Is making a vigor
ous campaign against political assess
ments of federal officers and employes,
in view of the approaching elections,
and in addition to its own circular, has
brought out an order from the rpost
office department, to.- be followed by
one from' the treasury looking to its
full enforcement Tf- ' r- .
Chicago's School Children.
Chicago, Oct.' '2i. In the public
schools today the regular work was
laid aside and the school children
joined in celebrating the close of the
peace jubilee with exercises appropri
ate to the occasion. 'The address by
President McKinley at the banquet
Wednesday night was read by the
teachers. ;
Tens Race War. "
FORT WORTH, Oct. 21. Trouble be
tween whites and blacks ber" politics
culminated in a fight in which Hope
Adams, independent candidate for
sheriff and leader of the independent
movement against the White Men's
Union Association, -was shot and
killed. The sheriff has wired Govern--or
Calbertson that he Is unable to pre
serve order and wants troops eentto.
the scene at once. . , - ,
A Cruiser For fipaini 7
Wasaington, Oct. 24.-News is re
ceived in Washington- of tbe launch
ing at. Havre -jf the" cruiser Rlo.de la
Plata, .which,.; Is to be presented" to
Spain: by.the- Spanish resldents.of" Ai"
geotiBa: ..There are many wealthy
Spaniards resldlng jiii 'the Argentine
Republic, and at the. outbreak of ; tbe
war they raised a fund wi'th which' tne'-vessel-
which :. was in ' process of coh-.
strucXton'. Was 'purchased. "- ;
' We Take he rhiUppinesi. f. ..r.
L6tfrxN,i0t:tL.24,Aispatcfi to the
Exchange Telegrapi Company- fron
Parib says'the American peace 'com
missioners, -atFrlda'soiritL 'meeting;
wiirdefioltely Insist upon the annexa
tion 'of7 the' Philippine; . islands to the'
-United States.?'- ; :- -
- "geqael.-to ,he Vlrden . Riot:-
.CHig4GP.Oct.'21 A- deputy sheriff:
from Virden- is in Chicago with 'war-'
rants -for" tbe arrest j. president!
Lbucks and .'Secretary York " ot"b9
Chicago and Vlrden .Coal CpmDany.
The; warrants-i charge manslaughter
and are the' outcome of tne . recent riot
at -Virden. " - ;
Emblem for Teller Ticket. "
Denver ColoM Oct. 23. The su
preme-court of the state . has decidea
that all tickets filed by petition are
entitled to emblems on the official bal
lot. Under, this ruling --the Teller
sliver republican .nominations will
appear under . . the ..picture of Uncle
Sam with the words, "16 to 1 by Uncle
Sam alone."
Russia to Counsel France.
Berlin, Oct. 23. The National Zel-
tung says that it learns that Count Mu-
raviefiv the Russian -foreign minister,
has recommended to the French gov
ernment a; peaceful settlement ofthe
Fftshoda-o'uestidn, as Rus'sia -aoes not
consider that: war-will serve tuejn-
terests of. France. . . -
Heven Soldiers pied. . .
San Francisco,;-' 23 The United
States transport steamer Rid de Jan
iw arrived here yesterday -from
Manila via Hang Kong and Nagasaki
She bad on board 140 sick soldiers and
21 discharged men. Seven men died
on the voyage. .
Financially Reorganise Navy...
Paris, Oct. 25. The French cabi
net niet tbishiiprning, and the. mi'nls-
-'ter-xoi marine, Lockroy, announced
that he would shortly introduce
scheme for the administration' of the
financial reorganization of the navy
THE DALLES. OREGON, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 29.
DOGS OF WAR
MAY GET LOOSE
! Strained Relations Between
England and France Ap
plling. London, Oct. 23. Never since Great
Britain and France began to dispute
over Egypt, nor during the most acute
stage of the Niger differences between
those two countries has the situation
looked so ominous as today. In spite
of the hope expressed In the journals
of both countries that the matter
would be amicably arranged, it is a
fact that the French naval and mili
tary authorities are making feverish
preparations for war and though calm
reigns at the British dock yards at
Portsmouth, Chatham and Dayenport.
it Is only the calm of preparedness and
significant orders haye been arriving
there from the admirality. indicating
that Gr-iat Britain and France are on
tbe briii It of war.
The French statesmen, however, still
cling to the hope that the Marquis of
Salisbury will offer some exchange
which will enable them to retire from
Fasboda without apparent exercise of
dignitv. This hope Is based on a con
versation between Lord Salisbury and
Baron De Courcel, the French ambas
sador at London, which figures In a
most Important dispatch In the yellow
book which the French government
will issue tomorrow. Frenchmen in
fer from the attitude of the British pre
mier that he is willing to discuss the
French claims and they even talk of
negotiations being in progress. The
English newspapers, however, vigor
ously combat this impression and
warn France not to be lead away by
such allusions. They declare the evac
uation of Fashoda must precede any
thing else.
Many a Lover
Has turned with disgust from an other
wise lovable girl with an offensive
breath. Karl's Clover Root Tea puri
fies the breath by its action on the
bowels, etc, as not hlng else will. Sold
foi years on absolute puarantee. Price
23 cts.; and 50cts. ' Blakeley & Hough
ton, druggists.
THE DO8 HAVE LEFT.
Amerleav: Control f Porto-. Kico Is Mow
"-Complete. "
Washington, Oct; 24. The navy
department today received the follow
ing: "San Juan, Oc. 23. Evacuation of
Porto Rico completed by sailing of the
last detachment of Spanish troops to
day. Signed, r; y SCHLEY."
San Juan, Oct. 24.-Members of the
Insular cabinet took the xath of .alllr
ance to the United": States -yesterday
with befitting solemnity. .They will,
issue a manifesto announcing their
resolution to 'avoid partisan' politics
and end party'strife. .-:
Aboiit $12,000 h ave heen collected as
customs and duties since: October 18,
the" day' the'Uhited States formally
took possession of Porto Rico.
A" movement' has been started to
send a Porto Rico commission to
Washington in order to present tq the
authorities there the needs of the peo
ple of the island. ..
Does This Strike Ton?
Muddy ..complexions, " nauseating
breath come from chronic consump
tion. Karl's Ulover Koot xea is an
absolute cure and has been sold for
fifty years on an absolute guarantee.
Price za cents ana.ou.cents, at xsiaKe-ley-&
Houghton, druggists.
STEPPED DOWN AND OUT. 4
French
Minister of War Resigns
His
offleu.
PiiRiS,.Oc. Chahione, the mln-
Uter-. wary -resigned today.
Strong', bodies, of police wers sta
tioned i& the neighborhood of tbe Pal
ace Bourbon and the Palace de la Con
corde tiflii morning to prevent the' pro
jected, demonstration at the opening
of the1 cnamber of deputies. - . ''
'. Theaession 'Of -the .chamber of depu
ties had no BooneB'.opened than- .M
De'rouiedo made, ia-violent attack1 upon .
ihe minister , of war, -General Chano-.
I o6v" jwhereupon the Jatter arose, and
espla-meJhe. .conditions uider which
he accepted' thsportfolio. In so doing
he declared he wasi of the same opin
ion as his predecessors, referring td
the question of reopening' the JDreyfus
case, a remark which, was'gree'ted with
cheers and ' protests. " 'When Chanoine
eras able to resume speaicing he as
serted he-was- the guardian, of the
honor of the army, and concluded
with saying angrily: -
"I place in your hands the trust !
received,' and I tender my resignation
in this tribune. , ; "
. To core a Colo . in One Day '
Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets;
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure.- 25 cents. The - genuine
has L. B.-Q on each tablet. . 8m.
MUST" ACCEPT - THE INEVITABLE
Spain In ner : Condition -to Resent 'Any
. ... ' Plan' of Settlement. -
New VoRJtj OcU .24.-A dispatch to
the' World " from Madrid, says: From
conversations with ministers and lead
ing politicians, the World correspon
dent can state that the notion of break
iue. off., negotiations' over the Cuban
debt is regarded as, preposterous and
suicidal. Even to the Phllliplnes, in
which vastly greater Interests center,
it is taken for granted here that Spain
inust in .the long run yield whatever
the United States insists- upon
Telegraphic inquiries have elicited
irregular proofs that the. Spanish dock
yards show absolutely no signs "of re
newed activity nor tne eiignest symp
II V Ml 1
to go east
1 is to take one of the Barlincrton Roates
1 weekiv personally conducted tourist car f
excursions. They leave Portland every A
I Wednesday evening, running? over the O. 4
I R.4 K.co.auau.a. ti.to ugaen, k.u.vv .
I and Denver & Rio Grande railroads to
' Denver, Burltnpton Route from thereon.
' No chanire of cars. Portland to Kansas
I Citv and St. Louis. Onlv one chanee to
I Omaha and Chicago. Excursion man-
I ager with each party. Porter with each f
I car.
The tonnst sleepers ospn for the Enrl-
f inpion excursious are Pullman's best
clean, comfortable, modern. Only
f ?5 for a berth, Portiam! to Omaha or
f Kansas City; to iSi. Louis or Chicapo.
ff Through tickets and berili.s or. sale at
t all O. R. & N. and O. S. L. tick.-t offices, f
A. C. Sheldon, Gen'l Acont,
250 Washington St., Portland, Ore.
lom imply ine the remotest idea of re
newing the Struggle with the United
States. The vessels composing Admi.
ral.Cervera's fleet are now dispersed to
varfouB-'po--ekiefly Cadiz, Carte-
gna atid FroU- with-hsir crews r6-J
duced to a peace footing, and the ma
jority of the officers on leave and the
marines ashore
Work on all coast-defence works and
fortifications for defence the arsenals
and the dockyards stopped at the sus
pension of hostilities. t
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a century. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts.
Money refunded if results are not
satisfactory. Blakeley & Houghton,
druggists.
A Month Without Food.
Nevada, Mo., Oct. 25. A remark
able case of long life without food or
drink developed here yesterday, when
a horse supposed to have been stolen
from E. T. Letton, of this county, on
the night of September 25, was found
alive In one of the stalls at the fair
grounds. It had gotten loose from Its
ownerand strayed Into the fair grouds
where it was shut in a stall by one of
the fair managers, who supposed it be
longed to ppople camped there. When
found It had eaten all the pine timber
in reach, and although greatly emaci
ated was able to walk. It had sub
sisted without food or drink the whole
time.
On Every Bottle.
Of Shiloh's Consumption Cure is
this guarantee: "All we ask of you to
use two-thirds of the contents of this
bottle faithfully, then if you . can say
you are not benefited return the bottle
to ycur druggist and he may refund
the money." Price 25 cts., oOcts., and
$1.00. Blakeley and Houghton.
Tacoma Now an American' Ship
Tacoma, Wash., ; Oct. ' 24. The
American flaij .was Vaised. on board the
English ship Taeoma, at 11 ;30-. o'clock
this morning?-at This "port, ' amid the
strains of .'Tha Star Spangled Ban
ner," and the shouts of a large crowd
of citizens and several hundred school
children'. The flag was presented by
the people of this city, and now floats
from the first British vessel to secure
American -.relgBter on the Pacific
coast.
Engineer Was Killed.
Los" Angeles, Cal .Qct 24. The
engine of the east-bound-train on. the
Santa Barbara branch of the Southern
Pacific ran Off the track near Camulus
station, and engineer Davis was caught
under the cab and crushed to death.
The fireman on the engine was seri
ously, but not fatally, injured.
More Troops For Manila.
san Francisco, s Oct. 25. Accord
ing to orders from division headquar
ters the transport Indiana will sail for
Manilla tomorrow with two battalions
of the Twentieth Kansas regiment
and on Thursday the steamer Ohio
will depart with the remaining battajlv
ions of the Washington voluatcc.
. - -
ii lower
The rOaes.aad caunas.
bloorriisivSbme.' and ordep"
v
Bnabs;4W
.afeifib'wSnliflr I
TVaJts-,'.'- : 7 A .: TZmsmkrite . mays & crows
4K1:and single, and 'Crocus; bojy,'
haye.Varrived, ' Plant -now for'Xar-te"
blooming. Mrs. A.O. STUBLiNe.
; ' ;.'.!' -i.dlw wlmi V
IjMt and Final Kotice. '- --':
'H' hereby give 'notice' that oh' and
after the 1st of November 1898'T will,
without further noly-je, proceed to levy
upon all property upon which - taxes
renuin oinpaid for': the year 1897. ""
' ! '' " . Robert Kelly : .
' 'tf-L ' - Sheriff jo Wasco County.- .
i-,-: i l-NOKKHWESI NOTES. -;-. - '
" Virgil Averlll, oft Brownsville, was.
"kn'ocked senseless Ion his own - porch
the other evening and robbed of $20.50.
He was unconcipus for some time after
the' assault..' - i . ;-', --
Edward. Conher,': rwho lives -near
Cottoge Grova, raised. a -freak in - the
potato line this year. It. was 16 2 dis
tinct potatoes grown into.a solid mass, -
weighing 4i pounds. . : ' '.' '
Oregon woolen Jnillp were rather up.-.;
fortunate at the Portland exposition.
There was a squabble over the award
ing of gold medaU, so- the committee
declared all a waris off.
" The public schopls'of Pocdleton held
exercises on Friday bf last week in
commemoration oi Lafayetiy day, and
as' a result raised $13.10 to be con
tributed to ,the lafayette monument
fund. .1' - .' , ' -
The run of silyrside salmon - in the
Lower Siuslaw river has been the
greatest ever kn wn. For a number
of days 3,000 to 4, KX) fi'-ere caught
each 24 hours-beaides-t, i seine was
not operated. Tte cannei at Florence-
was completely blocked at times,
and a large additional force of China
men were placed it work.
It is related thai Lawyer Newberry
had an exciting nightmare last night,
says the East Cjegonlan, in which
visions of burglais disturbed his slum
ber. So real, was his somnambulistic
hallucination tha he jumped wlih a
veil from bed anq landed prostrate on
the floor, .-in the; lelief that he was
jumping upon a urglar. -Mr. New
berry barked his elbow and knee, and
a pronounced Hop Ir, his gait remains
to remind him oi his experience."
WAR PREPARA-
HONS ARE ACTIVE
England and France Get
ting" Ready
London, Oct. 24. The British ad
mirality issued a number of significant
orders this morning. The dockyards
at Portsmouth, Devon port and Chat
ham have received instructions to pre
pare six 3u-knot torpedo-boat destroy
ers for commissioning, so they will be
able to put to sea in 24 hours.
TheCunard and White Star lines
have received from the admirality an
intimation to hold the resubsidized
steame.ca In xedineas,-.f or.turni.ag oer
to the navy officials.
Paris, Oct. 24. The municipal au
thorities of Toulon haye been notified
that that place will be the center of
naval and military preparations, and
have been Instructed to arrange for the
immediate reception of four battalions
of Infantry, 1500 marines and 600 ar
tillerymen. The municipal council
has decided to close the schoolhousc s
and they will be used tq lodge the
troops in.
The naral authorities have been or
dered to expedite the preparations for
the new squadron.
SO AGRMT
WAS OFFERED
London, Oct. 25. All Interest to
day is centered In the Marquia,.of
Sallsburys's addition to the Fashoda
correspondence contained in the new
British blue book on that subjebt.
Conservative newspapers express
themselves as being highly pleased
with this rejoinder to the French yel
low book on the same subject.. They
declare it dispels the idea spread by
the dispatch of '.he French ambassador
here. Baron de Courcel, that the
premier was willing to negotiate on
the whole question. But liberal ' and
radical organs still consider the Mar
quis of Salisbury's attitude admits of
negotiations promising friendly ar
rangements. The tntlre press, how
ever, scouts the idea of the possession:
of F.oshoda corning Mt&lrtliejghere.
of discussion. .
The French papers today . are more
hopeful and believe a pacific solution
of the dispute will be found.
The English papers are full of par
ticulars of naval news, but the only
fresh deveiopementis an order receiv
ed at Portsmouth to prepare all ships
of the fleet and reserve for immediate
moblization. Eight additional war
ships there in .consequence com
menced coaling this morning, and
working parties were immeoiately
placed on board of the other reserve
war. vessels at Portsmouth.
For Sale.
The entire fruit crop(not yet gather
ed) in our orchard on 1 Fifteen-Mile,
ibout 12 miles from The Dalles, con
sisting of fine varieties of apples, and
and other fruits, for saler Applj im
mediately to. -
: . Max .Vogt & Co. -.
.The. Dalles. ' . . d&wtf. .
Onr PrtaM. '
l"I8-ln'ch air tight heaters. ... .': .$2 50
"21-Inch air tight heaters A..... 3 00
;-i24Ineh air-tight heaters T..,,'. :3 50
A4soufcr;fine line of the celebrated
V.W- r
HEEP FOR SALE.
-'-::oJ-''.''-' '':'.' '
-; 1,500 Jambs, about 800, shrop
. , ehireA. balance merinos, also;-. -
1iOQ?8i- all'youhg and in ; .;,
;--good'1firxll Any one wanting
.- oioejgDo4 stuff will do well to-. "
-.calerfiraddress :i . u : V ;
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ALBERTS. ROBERTS.
Box '507,
The Dalles, Oregon.
' Ol9-dl0d:w2t
Qregoit:
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- A; KELLER, Prop'r. . :
Am prepared to furnish families, hotels wfl
reatauranta with the choicest
Brearf, Cakes and Pies.
" Fresh Oysters Served in
' V Every Style. ' '
Second Street,' next door to The
- Dalles National Bank.
First National Bank
THe DKLLES. OREGON
General -Banking Business Transacted.
Deposits -received subject to sight draft
' or check.
Collections' made and proceeds promptly re-
. mitted on day of collection.
Sight and 'telegraphic exchange sold on New
Vorlr. San Francisco and Portland. -
J S SCHKNC..- '
President
H M BCALL.
-. .. Cashier
Maler-ot -Bvntoa-itt&e just put in a
complete line of Electric -'Cutlery raz
ors, shears and razor straps. Every
knife, -razor, shear, guranteed, or-money
back. Call and see our new line
Maieh & BaNTON.
1898
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- Ignorance of the Law is no excuse,
but ignorance of BATTLE AX is
your misfortune not a crime and
the only penalty is your loss in quan
ta thy as well as quality when you buy
q any other kind of
8 Pemember the name
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We carry constantly on hand
a large stock of Rough and
Dressqd Lumber of all kinds.
SASH AND DOORS.
Paints, Oils and Glass, Building-
Paper, Cedar Shingles, and
Redwood Shingles. '. . .
41-
THE DALLES, . OR.
BeSt Ken tueky , -Whisky
" FROM ZjOTJSVXIXE .
Very Best Key West Cigars: and Bes
- . ' of Wines.
EngUsli Porter, Ale and -Milwauke
Beer always on hand. . .
MAETZ St PUNDT PROPRIETORS
Columbia rSv
......Corner Third and Washington
Beef, YeaUIutton.Port Lard
Curedand Dried Meats,
Sausages of AH Kinds
Orders Delivered toAny Part of the City
THONB 3
In Business Again.
R. B. HOOD
Has opened a
Second Hand Store
In His New Building on
....SECOND STREET....
He carries a full stock of new and second hand
furnltaro. an is prepared to boy furniture
of those who desire to leave the oity, pay-
ing a reasonable price xor us same
JOS
Mount llood Sample Room
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LUMBER
THE DALLES, OREGON
Jdiinstons
IS THE PLACE TO GET-
Fill E
HND CR0CK6RY
. Sheepmen's Supplies, Shears, Oil and Lamp Black
for marking Sheep. ' ,
Mitchell Wagons
McSherry Brills, Osborne Mowers, Binders
Reapers and Rakes,; Myers' Hay Tools and
Farm Implements of all Kinds.
Full Line of Hachine Extras.
Next Door to A. M. Williams & Co. .. . .
Ben Wilson Saloon
Second Street, opposite Diamond Mills,
THE DALLES, OREGON
Fine Wines, Liquors 'and Cigars
Ft Lunoh erred at all houra
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The YliiteIiou$e
CBAS. HICHELBACB, Proprietor
First-class Wines Liquor and Cigars
Always on Hand.
Corner Second aad Court Streets,
THE DALLES' OREGON. -
COAFCOAL
6.50 Per Ton
- DELIVERED!
,For car lot rates call-on
E. KURTZ. Agt.
CHARLES FRANK
1
EXCHANGE
Keeps on draug-ht the celebrated
Columbia Beeh, acknowledged
the best beer in The Dalles, at
the usual price. Come in, try it '
and be convinced. Also tbe
Finest brands of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
SANDWICHES, all kinds, ON HND
HENBI L KTJCK;
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
Harness and Saddlery.
East End, Two Doors-Westof Diamond Flour.
- Ing Mills. Second Street.
THB DALLES,
OREOOK
All Work Guaranteed to Give
Satisfaction.
T
Butchers
Farmers
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