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THE DALLES. OKEGON, SATURDAY. APRIL 1. 1899
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OTIS WILL CRUSH
- THE FILIPINOS
His Plan of Operation
About Completed.
Washington, March 24. It 1b
understood here that Otis has . so far
matured his plans of campaign that
, within a week or ten days he will be
able to begin a movement which is ex
pected to mark the destruction of
Aguinaldo'a army. Although strag
glers and fugitives may infest the
islands of Luzon for some time, it is
believed that before Otis has delivered
his next blow, the insurgent army as
an organization will have ceased to
exist.
The new movement,It Is understood,
will be by land and water, although it
if" not expected the navy's part in the
programs will be particularly promi
nent. ' Otis has procured 30 of the
gunboats formerly ' owned " by the
Spanish government, and these are to
play an important part in the develop
ment of the campaign.
Many of the troops which have been
engaged on the outer lines up to the
date of General Law-ton's arrival at
Manila haye been withdrawn to the
water front, and complete reorganiza
tion Is in progress. -
: lounf Mother.
Croup is the terror of thousands of
young mothers because its outbreak
so agonizing and frequently fatal, i
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acts like magic in cases of croup. It
has never been known to fail. The
. worst cases releived immediately
Price 25 cents, 50 cents and $1.00
Blakeley & Houghtondruggist.
WBOUE8A1.B LYNCHING.
; Three -More
Deed Sejrroes
Found in
,.-' ,. Arlren.es.
. Texabkana, March .24. Details
of the wholesale lynchings reported to
have -occurred in the Little river
county of Arkansas are slowly coming
. In. ..Three more dead negroes haye
been found in the Red river bottoms
near Rocky Comfort, Ark. Two of
them, 'Joe King and Moses Jones,
' were hanged and shot to death. . The
third body was entirely naked when
found. ' ,
Joe . King was one of the negroes
. who' were .whipped, by a. crowd of
whites " Wednesday hear Comfort.
Just after the lynching of Duckett, a
constable went to King and told him
, Duckett had been lynched for the as
sas' nation of a farmer . at Stockton.
King '.replied that he knew all about
the - Ducked killing, and said the
farmer ought to have , been killed
. sooner, and also intimated that others
would be killed before the matter was
-. settled. A crowd of indignant whites
-' had him in charge, and took him to
the woods; where he was thoroughly
; whipped and released. It Is not known
; where or by whom he was afterwards
strung .up, but he no doubt fell into
the hands of one of the lynching par
ties that were organized after the plot
of the negroes to start a race war was
u n earthed: '
- Does This Strike VoaT
Muddy '"complexions, ' nauseating
breath come from chronio consump
tion. Karl's Clover Root Tea is an
absolute cure, and has been .sold, for
fifty years on an absolute guarantee.
Price 25 cents and 50 cents,- at
Blake-
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Lit
TO MAKE A BOl
HTAND.
- Arulnaldo Will Defend" His Capltal.Wlth
- . iFlrav Jteelstaaee. -
.New York, March 24.-rA dispatch
to the World from Manila , says: The
rebels are heavily massed in the trench
es . opposite our lines on the north.
This evidently comes from a belief on
the part of. Agnlnaldo that a blow is to
be struck very soon at Malolos, their
capital.' ' .'''.
Prisoners who have been brought in
within the last 24 hours say that the
rebels have the ."last-ditch'.. feeling,
and. will make the most decisive stand
they have yet taken. v ,
The second line of defense occupied
by the .rebel forces ..is between San
Mateo' and Man nallches. . There are
rows of trenches there,' and the ad
vance, of our troops can only be step
by step, with a resistance to be expect
ed at every trench ' .
'The weather now is most favorable,
and there are only 85 men reported in
the hospital.
3 Many at LoTer .
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 nothing else wllk Sold
for years on absolute guarantee. Price
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TWENTY-FIVE KILLED.
' ' . . .
More Brave American Lives SaerMlcedla
""' J the Philippines. .
Washington, March 26 The war
department late last night made pub
lic the following dispatch from Gener
al Otis: .
"Manila,' ' March 25. Adjutant
General: - The perfected northern
movement is not yet completed. Otis'
and Hale's brigades, with mounted
troops of tbe Fourth cavalry, the turn
ing column, met with heavy resistance
over a difficult country, and are camped
six miles east of Polo, and six miles
north' of the line from which the ad
vance was taken up. Wheaton's
brigade, from Calocan, drove the ene
my one and a half miles north across
the river..- Hall, on the extreme right,
encountered a considerable force and
routed -It. The fighting was heavy
near Calocan. Our casualities were
about 160, 25 of whom were killed.
The enemy lost in killed alone 200.
Otis."
Oliver Gets a New lease.
Salem, Or., March . 26. Turner
Oliver,' of La Grande, now has a full
right co possession of tbe 260 acres of
asd near Union, purchased by tbe
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum
nafcWpawdcnafe the greatest
en to health of the present day.
mcnaocn
watt, mamas scwaia oa. new vom.
state ior a site lor a branch asylum, a
new lease to replace the one that was
lost having been executed this after'
noon, rne .rental win be- f750 per
year. If the two original owners who
are occupying and using the land re
fuse to move, another action will be
brought against them through the dis
trict' attorney. ' Mr. Oliver left for
home this afternoon.
Drowned Id the Sluslaw.
Florence, Or., March 26. Eidie
Whisman, 20 years old, was drowned
in the Lower Siuslaw river near Maple-
ton, Wednesday morning. - With his
fathsr and two brothers he bad been
engaged in putting a raft of piles into
the river. He was out on the piles,
when ttaa boom sticks broKe apart, and
he fell into the water. - He sank im
mediately and did not rise to the sur
face again. - Probably he came under
the piles. His fathar and two brothers
were on the bank near by, but as they
could not swim they were unable to.
render him assistance. The water was
about 13 feet deep where the accident
occurred.
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has proven that, and also that neglect
is suicidal. The worst cold or cough
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One Shilling-e Day.
OaONO, Ontario, March 24. Rev.
W. T. Adams, of this town, a short
time ago applied to the right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain for the award of
a pension to Henry Gauen, of Ivanhoe,
Ontario. Oanen is said to be the only
survivor of the crew of H. M. S. In
vestigator, which sailed from Plymouth
on January 20, 1850, In search of Sir
John Franklin.
Today Mr. Adams received letters
from the British admiralty authorities
stating that a pension of one shilling
had been awarded to Henry Gauen,
dating from the first day of the present
month.' " -r '."v'r
Affray in a Court Boom.
Dalles, Tex., March 24. At Sweet
water, F. P. Woodruff, a lawyer, at
tacked and shot Judge John H. Coch
ran in the chambers, the trouble
growing out of the court's refusal to
approve a bill of exceptions in a law
suit. Cochran attempted to defend
himself, and a bystander named Watts
was shot in the hip. Watts and Coch
ran are in a critical condition. Wood
ruff is under 13,000 bonds. ' Cochran is
ex-speaker of the Texas house, and
was candidate for governor in 1894.
: Will Horry Them Home.
New York. March 24. A dijpatch
to the Tribune from Washington says:
Adjutant-General Cor bin has under
taken to get all the volunteers out of
Cuba by April 25, and arrangements
are now being perfected with that end
In view. This Is fully two weeks within
the limit of May 10, set by the presi
dent before he left for the south.
The proportions of the undertaking
may be realized when it is remember
ed that 23 regiments must be tansport
ed by sea to the United states within
a month. '
Dismissal of Kgan Ignored.
New York, March. 24. A dispatch
to the Herald from Washington says:
Interesting facts concerning the army
were contained in the army register
for 1899, published today by the war
department. - '
: The new register still places Brigadier-General
Egan at the bead of the
commissary department, and no men
tion of his military punishment ap
pears in the volume. .
Three Tralnload.
Tacoma, March 24. Three excur
sion trains,carrylng homeseekers from
Eastern points, arrived in this city
this afternoon, 1 via the Northern
Pacific. A majority of the passengers
bought one way tickets, and will re
main in tbe West. A larger number
stopped in Eastern Washington, where
they will take up farming. Four other
excursions, via tho Great, Northern
and Canadian Pacific, are due on the
Sound this evening.
Canadian Twine Freelisted.
Washington, March 24. The sec
retary of tbe treasury - has issued an
order for the free admission of binding
twine to the United States from Can
ada. This is because of the fact that
tbe new Canadian tariff puts binding
twine on the free list when imported
into that country, and our tariff law
only imposes a duty on the twine when
imported from countries which make
the article dutiable. .
Tamsferred to the Chlcaco.
Santiago, March 24. John Sher
man has been safely moved from the
American line steamer Paris to the
quarters prepared tor him on tbe
United States cruiser Chicago. Sher
man passed a good night, and con
tinues to improve. The Chicago will
depart some time this morning.
Mew Boiling-Mill Combine.
YOUNGSTOWN, Or., March 26. It is
learned here today that a combination
of 35 rolling mills, outside the national
steel company and American Tin Plate
Company, was efiected in. New York
yesterday. The new combine con
sists of plants in Eastern Ohio,- West
ern Pennsylvania and West Virginia,
and will be incorporated with a capital
of 120,000,000, under the laws of New
Jersey, next Thursday. , . -
FIGHTING UNDER
DIFFICULTIES
Americans Foreed to
Hunt a Hidden Foe.
Manila, March 26. Twenty-six
dead and 150 wounded in the hospital
is tbe latest statement of the Ameri
can losses in the engagement with the
Filipinos. Today's fighting furnished
a specimen of tbe dimcuities witn
which the Americans had to contend.
The Filipinos never, except at Mala
bon, permitted their opponents to get
within seven hundred yards, of them;
They would fire a few volleys from
their cover and then scuttle back to
another cover, repeating these tactics
for miles. Many of the trenches bad
gullies and connecting paths through
the cane and brush, enabling them to
retreat unseen.
Ihe problem the Americans have to
face is to drive or lure tbe insurgents
to fight in force.
The trenches seem to be thinly man
ned, except in the vicinity of Malabon.
The Americans, fighting a hidden
foe, suffered greater loss in proportion
than did the enemy. The loss of the
Filipinos had formerly been estimated
from the number of bodies found scat
tered in the swamp and through the
brush. A larger percentage . of the
enemy's wounded died tnan ot tne
Americads, many of them perishing
from neglect, the Americans naturally
attending their own men first.
The wounded, after treatment in the
field hospitals, were brought to the
hospital by train. Several trips were
made from Calocan to tbe city . The
first load to start for tbe city was com
posed largely of bandaged soldiers,
who shouted: "Give them hell, boys."
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innumerable cases of incipient con
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MIGHT HAVE BEEN AVERTED.
Otis Asaed for Forty or Fifty
Thousand Men. ,.
WASHINGTON, March 26. The move
ments around Manila are not al
together satisfactory. There is some
fear expressed that the . insurgents
have been able to escape to the moun
tains, instead of being corralled and
crushed. An 'army officer said that
the present war In the Philippines
might have been averted had the ad
vice of a soldier been taken by the war
department. ' General Otis more than
six months ago wanted 40,000 or 50
000 troops in the Philippines, but bis
request was not acceded to. Had regi
ment after regiment, says the officer,
marched into Manila, surrounded the
camps of Agulnaldo, and made a dis
play of force, the Filipinos would
never have engaged in war.
A great deal of satisfaction is felt
everywhere that General Otis has a
good force, that more men are on their
way to join him, and that he is hand
ling matters in a soldierly manner.
I on Try It
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Cure, which is sold for the small price
of 25 cts. 50 cts. and $1.00 does not cure,
take the bottle back ami we will refund
your money. Sold for over fifty year
on this guarantee. Price 25 ots. and
50 cents. Blakeley & Houghton, drug
gists. DEATH IS THE OCEAN.
Ulne Uvea Lost 1 the Sinking of the
'Thistle.
Seattle, Wa9h, March 26. A Post
Intelligencer special from Nanaimo,
B. C.says: , .
"News wa9 brought here today con
firmatory of the loss of the small sloop
Thistle with nine people on . board.
One month ago the party left Alert
bay for Hornby island on theeastcoast
of Vancouver island. Undor favor
able circumstances tbey should have
reached their destination witbin three
or four days. Nothing has been heard
of the party since. Joseph Fletcher,
a farmer of Quoicum, arrived hern to
day with advices that wreckage had
been picked up near Alert bay com
paring in every detail with the Thistle.
The party consisted of William Ford,
bis aged mother and two sisters, aged
18 and 15, respectively, and Mrs.
Harry Thames, her 19-year-old daugh
ter and three small children. The
ninth member of the party is thought
to have been the daughter of a Comox
farmer. Her name has not been
learned.
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DBWirs WARSHIPS. .
Positions of th Various Vessels and What
They Are .Dolnc
Washington, March 27. Admiral
Dewey cabled the navy department
the situation and positions of the
American vessels of his fleet as fol
lows: Manila, March 27. The Olympia,
Oregon, Monadcock, Monteray.Callao,
Manila and Helena occupy strategic
positions in Manila bay. The Boston.
Charleston, Concord and Petrel are
cruising off Luzon. I haye sent the
Bennington to Hong Kong to dock.
The Princeton is at Singapore, repair
ing her propeller.' The Nashua has
gone to Guam. The Iris will -sail
shortly for Ho Ilo with coal. I will
dispatch the Solace as early as pos
sible. Dewey."
Two
Manila, March 24. Noon The
enemy is extremely active In . the
vicinity of Malabon, preparing defen.
oes, evidently anticipating an attack
Tbey keep well under cover. A small
body of rebels, however, emerged trom
the jungle on the extreme left, and
fired on the Kansas troops in the
trenches, fatally wounding Privates
Cohen and Murr.
The Oregon volunteers and the
Twenty-second infantry marched to
the front today. The Third and
Seventeenth regiments have disem
barked from the Sherman.
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druggists.
After the Safecrackers.
Tacoma, March 27. A Ledger
special from Shelton says the sheriff
and a large party are still scouring tbe
woods for the three safecrackers con
cerced in the robbery of the Shelton
postoffice, who are still at large. -
The safecrackers captured ty three
men near - Kamllchie Saturday were
taken to Shelton yesterday. Two of
the three caotors who fought the battle
with the four robbers returned to their
homes, announcing they had had
enough of tracking criminals.
Mew torn for McKlnlejr.
Washington, March 26. There
was a recent assemblage of republican
politicians in New York, and those
who have returned say they do not
think It at all likely that any attempt
will be made to withhold the New York
delegation from McKlnley next year.
It is said while no doubt Roosevelt
would like the complimentary vote of
the state, the Piatt machine would not
care to have him indorsed to that ex
tent. The machine might not want
to be committed to Rosevelt four years
later.
Officers and Cattle Thiers.
Dexter. Mo., March 27. A pitched
battle was fought near here yesterday I
between a gang of thieves and Sheriff
Evans and a posse. After a 10 minute
battle, during which 100 shots were
fired, Charles Hendrickson, chief of the
cattle thieves, was killed, and his
daughter, who participated in the bat
tle, fatally wounded, and one of the
deputies slightly injured. . Two of the
gang were captured and five escaped.
Didn't Know it Was Loaded. .
San Francisco, Mareh 27. Kitty
Wanneomacher, ageu 15 years, was
shot and fatally wounded by her foster
brother, Joseph Miller, 19 years old,
wbile tbe young man was playing that
he was ' a highwayman, with a rifle
which was not supposed to be loaded.
He has been charged with murder, but
the evidence indicates that the killing
was accidental. ,
the capture .
of mariLao
It Was TaKen by General
MeArthur's Division.
' Manila, March 27. General Mcar
tbur's division spent tho nigbt'and
morning at Meyoauayan, the next sta
tion beyond Poio. ' After reconnoiter
ing his front, he pushed along the rail
road this afternoon toward Malolos.
If tbe statement of the 35 prisoners
captured today is true, the main body
of the enemy has retreated to Malolos.
There are no more trenches to en
counter, although over 30 villages, in
cluding the larger settlements of Bu-
lacan and Gudguinto, intervene.
The American forces advanced from
Meyoauayan, the brigade commanded
by General Otis being on the left of
the railroad and General Hale's on tbe
right. They eventually discerned
white roofs and steeples among the
green trees on the other side of the
river, looking not unlike a Massaohu
settes village. The rebels had tbe nn
fordabln -river in front of them and
nnnrnrl In fir a on nffmMvnlv that it
, , ...
showed they were veterans, probably
members of the native militia, which
Tbe American artillery put a dra
matic end to the battle. Approaching
under cover of the bushes to about 60
yards from the trenches, the artillery
emerged upon an open space com
manding the town. When the Ameri
cans appeared they gave a great yell,
and tbe Filipinos were panic staicken,
about 100 seeking safety in flight,
while a white flag was raised by thoe
who were entrenched,' who also
shouted "Amegos" (friends). ' '
Colonel Funston, with 20 men of tbe
Kansas regiment, swam across1 tfee
river to the left of the railroad bridge
and captured 80 prisoners,' with all
their arms. The Pennsylvania regi
ment captured 40 prisoners. By this
time the right of the Filipinos vu de
moralized. A thousand Filipinos composing the
rear guard of the rebel .army, vhich Is
retreating on Malolos, 1 Agulnaldo's
headquarters, made a stand today in
soma strong entrenchments about
Marilao river. In the engagement,
6 Americans were killed, ' including
three officers, and 40 were wounded. -'
The Americans refrained from burn
ing the town, and are fasting there
tonight. Otis' brigade fg crossing the
framework of the bridge, Hale's brig
ade remaining on thT south bank of
the river. ' '
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- "The steamer Spokane . has been
placed in eeryice on the Snake river
between Riparf and Lewiston with
double daily service and will be oper
ated as a through mail, express and
passenger steamer, making round
trips daily except Saturday. Leaving
Biparla a 2:30 a. in., arriving at Lewis
ton 12 o'clock noon. Leaving Lewis
ton 2:30 pm., arriving at Riparia at
7 o'clock: p. m. The steamer Lewis
ton .will take the place of the Spokane
on the same schedule on Saturdays
and at other times will be operated on
a ' wild schedule, taking care of all
local work. The object of this new
schedule is to place the Lewiston and
Buffalo Hump countries more in touch
with points on the O. R. & N." tf
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after Traveling Nearly Tear Dr. Bol
llns Will Locate In Portland. j ;
About a year ago Dr. C. R. Rollins,
who has for 20 years past been a most
successful practtoner and business man
of Grass Valley, where he accumulated
a competency, determined to retire
from business and started on a tour of
the United States in search of a place
to build up a home where he could
spend tbe remainder of his days in
ease and comfort.
He left here on July 14th tof lait
year, and went to St. Paul, visiting his
old hone and the birthplace, .of his
children, then proceeded to Milwaukee
and across the lake into Michigan
where he visited a brother whom he
bad not seen for 46 years. From there
the doctor sailed down the lakes to
Buffalo, visited Cleveland, then took
sail on Lake Ontario, crossed oyer,ipto
Canada, and next spent a' time at NL
agra Falls. He continued his journey
through fourteen states, visiting all
the principal cities, but returned Jo
Grass Valley in October without find
ing an ideal place for a home. - ;
Again in December he started en a
tour of Inspection, believing Southern
California would prove attractive.
However after visiting tbe big orange
belt in Riverside county, where there
are 15,000 acres of orange trees, and
apparently everything to maser fife
pleasant, he had still not fouodVhl
ideal. Returning as far as San Fran
cisco he was taken with la grippe,
being confined to his room for. five
weeks. This dispelled all charms Cat'
ifornia had for him, and he took the
train for Portland. Arriving there be
was convinced the metropolis of fSre-
gon was tbe place he had been se&rch
ing, for and at once purchased prop
erty in Sunnyside where he will erect
an elegant home, and with hisson
will locate permanently. :. .
Dr. Rollins came up from Portland
last evening, and cannot say too much
in praise of Oregon, its climate. iU re
sources and its possibilities. He fays
it is the best state in tbe Union, nd
he is perfectly content to never leve
it in search of a better place to live.
Held to the Circuit Court.
In Justice Bayard's court this fore
noon Joseph Auben was given a pre
liminary hearing on a charge of to
talling money under false pretenses.
He Is the fellow who sold an order on
the county for witness fees v to twoSif
ferent parties, and as the evidence
was quite convincing, Justice Bayard
held him in bonds of 8300 to answer
before the circuit court. Not havikg
a friend to stand good for his appear
ance, Auben was turned over to the
tender mercies of Sheriff Kelly, and
will be confined In the county jail un
til next term of court. , '
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ject to cnange.
For San Francisco
Steamers leave Port
land every Ave days.
8 p. m
Colombia River
Steamers
To Astoria and Way.
Landings.
4 P.
Ei.Sunday,
Ex.
:. Sunday
B&iuraay
iu p. m
a. m
WlllssKtte River
4:80 D. m
Ex.Sunday
Ex.Sunday
Oregon City. Newberg,
Hem & wav-tana s
T a. m
Willamette asd Tamhill
3:30 n- m.
Tues,Thur,
Rivers.
Moo, Wed,'
ana eat
ana rn.
Oregon City, Dayton.and
way-i.ana!ngH.
6 a. m.
Willamette River
4:30 n. m
Tues, Thur
Tues.Thur.
and Sat-
Portland to Corvallis
aandsat
and Way-Landings
Ssste River.
Ripariato wis ton.
U Rlparla
Lv. Lew's
daily
dally
I
Parties desiring to aro to HenDner should take
train No. 4. leaving The Dalles at 5:30 p. M. to
make direct connections, returning, making di
rect connections at Heppner Junction with No.
1, arriving at The Dalles at 8:16 p. M.
No. 22. through freight, east-bound, does not
ear jy passengers: arrives 2:50 a. m., departs
ixuam.
No. 24. local freight, carries nasseneers. east-
bound ; arrives 4 :0 p. m., departs 8:16 p.m.
No. 21, west-bound through freight, does not
carr passengers; arrives 8:15 p. m., departs
:au p. m.
No. 23, west-bound local freight, carries nas-
sengers; arrives 5:15 p. m, departs 8:80 a. m.
For full particulars call on O. H. A N. Co.'s
ent The Dalles, or address
' ; W. H. HUBLBUET, Gen, Pass. Agent
Portland, Oregon
J. Ibilaicp Agent, The-Dalles.
"The Regulator Line"
The Dalles, Portland and Astoria
V Navigation Co.
STEAMERS
i
n
i
.The Dalles,
Hood River - .
Cascade Locks.
Vancouver
and Portland
Touching, at Way Points on both
sides of the Columbia river.
Both of the above steamers have
been rebuilt, and are in excellent
shape for the season of 1899. The
Regulator Line will endeavor to
give its patrons the best servioe pos
sible. For Comfort, Economy and
Pleasure travel by the steamers of
the Regulator Line.
The above steamers will leave The
Dalles and Portland in ample time for
the outgoing trains. -
Portland Office,
Oak St. Dock,
The Dalles Office,
Court Street.
W. C. A L. LA WAY,
General Agent,
CHARLES FRANK
OF THE
EXCHANGE
Keeps on draught the celebrated
Columbia Beer, acknowledged
the best beer in The Dalles, at
the usual price. Come in, try it
and be convinced. . Also tne
Finest brands of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
SANDWICHES, all kinds, ON HND
TneEconomuGasoiinsLauiD
Approved by tbe Board of rjaderwriters ,
of toe Paclflc, Nov, 4th, WSd.
lOQ-Candle Power, 14 flours,
For FOUR Cents.
Own yonr own Oaa Plant. Run your own me
ter. ' a complete gaa plant within the lamp ;
portable, hang It nnywhere. Maximum
light at minimum oost. . ,
J. D. TUNNY,
ISnoT AaentfortWaseo tonnty.
a-Lam pa on exhibition at the Umatilla House
PROFK88IONAl
Q 0. HOLLISTKB,
Physician and Surgeon,
Rooms orar Dalles National Bank. Office hours, 10
a m to IS m, and from t to 4 p m. Real
dance Wast End of Third 8 tract.
8. B&NNKT
Attorney at Law
yM. TACKMAN
Dentist.
Rooms 8 9 and 10. Vogt Block, The Dalles, Or.
BRANCHJOEFICK
Oregon Viavi Co.
Boom 7. over French Go's. BatikJ
Office hours, 2 to 4 p. m.
Charlotte F. Roberts,
Local Manager
nkfn
Botchers d kmm
is hi .rfo
OUR 1899 MACKINTOSH
w III P
AOMY. cut
NOO SO IIS. ALata a
wter nstos and we will I
send yon this by ex. I
rauma, aiaw mm SMMAmma ,amT
enunatfamiexamiiiaandUT I
St w UHniHiMnina
aaandu(osadeiaeu i
npresented aid r ar U
arvalMI ralM Ma . im
mmmrm a,, jmt your exp
lb BFEcuLorraa pa
xprem
agent
od tnjfgu ehaj-aM
THIS A KUTOAii M tjadt
" er sua malar IUIKB. I
LKT eoakl. mtm, watrramt I
a u-1 d, wiin Eaacy piaia
lininfr, velvet ooiiar, donbla
detachable caps, extra full
sweep cape and skirt, guar
anteed latest style and inest
tailor-made.
ru-miu CLOTH BiSPlMof
vrttelkrfta Saaata (. St C. ADDRFRS.
ears, ROEBUCK A CO. (!.. CHiraeo.iu.
va. awviawaasag iauaaia-awaaaW
R. E. Saltmarshe
A THB
East Eflff STOGE W.
WILL PAY THE
HighestCashPrice for
Hay and (iraiii.
DEALER TN LIVE STOCK
$2.75
A Rs-OILaB B..OO WATEBPaUMir
UCkiUTOBH WOU $2.75.
send No Makav. -u.um,
... r
AW -U. una aVC. CrQ
ZJl and aend to us,
ht u4 wwlfht, ti
hem round body at
caw your etecht
number of inehaa a round bodr
Ivnamt takao over vest under coat
clone up under arm, and we will
eend 700 ttil coat b expreoa, C. Q
and try it on at your nearest es- I
v.. HutKwwsaMiuMt examine
presjomce and ir round exactly
sreDreaentedand the most won
derful value you ever mw or heard
of and eaual to any coat vou can bar
forlS.00, pavtfcexvthaBtat earBpaclju
AVrrie !.( and expreea charges.
WW style, made from aar wauirt4;
his mauk niuon u iaien
taaeeler, gtBalaeDaitaCewrtCleUiextra I
lontf, oouote Dreastea, sager veive 1
collar, fancy piaia lining, waterproof
ewed, strapped and cemented Mams,
suitable for both rata er im neat, and
guaranteea greeteM vaieeever onerea
by as or any other houte. 9r free I
Clettt SaaalM of Men' Mackintoshes up I
and Overcoat at from I&0O to emoo, write tor fi-as
mk a, aoc. Address, . . .
SCARS. ROEBUCK A CO., CHICACO, ILL
to ao.uw. ana Buew-aeMure buiis
First National Bank
TH DALLES. OREGON
eneral Banking Business Transacted.
Deposits' reoeived subject to sight draft
or check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly re
mitted on day ol collection.
Sight and telegraphic exchange sold on New
York. Ban Francisco and Portland.
J 8 SCHIltCK.
President
fTM BlALL.
Casblei
K HAIR SWITCH 65 CENTS.
ns skm. main HAia switch i. .,ub
aar aalr at ftraa, 6SO S3.23, aaal al
irilaaaa la at rtlall at SS. OS la Sa.00,
OUR OFFER: Cut d out and aand
vrrcn. to us, tncloM a good aura
iu,mv ui mw wkm. nh, waniea, ana eatu
out as nsar tha roots as possible, Ineloaa
aar apwial aria ram. aaa Mala aura to
fmj poataga, ana a will awka Um
auleh aar hi
aar hair aaaat, aad aend to 70a by
tfe awak la
wan, iiv,imi,mui u in aro on. perrecilT
aatlanad, retorn It ma wa a-lii ImmrriHrlJ
refund tout money. ...
flai Salil.l nr.. Til., aftll u r.v
tola, long, lone stam, 63cl short stem,
90ct Soatt-ln. long, short stem, 81.851
1-oa. SS-hi. loaa;, akort acem, ai.SOl
-ia.ionK.anonaxen),S8.e19l 3H-o.S-m.
Ions, short stem, S3. 39. al'AaUHTal
ami tno msnan srads on tha
"nn oraar at ease aaa tat tteae apatlai
arlsn. Tear aiai lalaiaad If yea are aat
f.'ftf ? rite for Iras Catalogs ot
HairOoods. Addreaa.
I EARS, ROEBUCK k CO.Ono.) Chiesoa I
ak a Oa. are ismsstlf n" Mi IllSas J I
Mount Hood Sample Room
THE DALLES, OR. -
BeSt Kentucky Whisky
FROM LOUIVUXE.
Very Best feey West Cigars and. Bes
, of Wines.
English 'Porter, Ale and Mllwauke
Beer always on hand.
jdAETZ & PUNDT PROPRIETORS
AMERICAN and EUROPEAN
, Seventh and Wasblngtor Sts.
PORTLAND, . . OREGON
Thos. Guinean, - .
- BATES
Proprixtob
UBOPIAHriAB
13.00 11.60 t&OO
AMCRIOAR PLA
2.00 (2.06 1.H
Wi Saw Your Wood.
Having bought the Benja ,
. min wood saw, we want to
saw your wood and will saw
it quick. Don't be bash
ful, but call up 'phone No.
20 1 when you have wood
to saw. We will answer
promptly. .
FLEMING & CATES1
CANTON DISG
It all steel, which makes ii very strong and durable.
It is simple in confttrucion and has less puns 10 wear
than any Pise made. The chilled journal bearing are
entirely dust-proof and can be easily oiled. There is
absolutely no end thrust to wear on the bearings.
- The gangs are so arranged that they cauuot rait
out of the ground in the center, but caily adjust them
selves to dead furrows or low placet in rough ground.
A trial will convince you. thai the Canton it without
an equal. Manufactured hy ' -
PARUN & QRENDQRFF CO., CANTON, ILLINOIS.
Canton Chilled Plows
Are guaranteed to work perfectly. They have stood
the test of years, arc well finished, of good material,
and have many points of superiority over other plows.
Try one and you will be satisfied. Made by
PARUN & ORENDORFF CO.. CANTON. IIUNOIS-
Jos.
T.
THE
I 7: rrL7
UPERIUi
':! HARROW.
II Big Inducements
t waist llaa, I
! I
m I
at I
I
The above GUt; PAnr ahaii tji nn a nf
k.KClAn a. Ft
mutton at our store which we propose
':ZL" 57 u w"oluai U4"U Yk uoiriiurii patronage, we De to state that
our prices, which are always rock-bottom for first class ffoods, will remain the same
and this special offer, which will hold good for a limited time only, is made for
purpose or lncreasinar our casn trade. These clocks are made of broose, I
are beautiful mantel ornaments, as well as first class time keepers. Please
tflve us an early call and we will take pleasure in showing- you the clocks, and
explaining In detail how you can secure one of these useful gifts. 5
We have a lot of damiiffAd RUBBEQ .cr.nno vr-.t. 1.. '
ae1 1 , -m.vwssraavf WU0AOVAUK Vk iUOU QU
?.k7ij e,,booDow excluders, Alaskss, storm rubbers, ldie8,, Misses' d5 ,
mm hi a " 1 0f M k,.d8' nKhti3 clAmajred . by watermnd which '
1 wwarws VW W sab ag I COW BCHJI lUUOl
J. P. McINERNY,
One Price Cash House.
r w w a as- WW Ml k W (SI
DRUGS
Wall Paper. Paints, Oils,
. . BRUSHES . .
WINDOW GLASS
SMPES-KINEESLT DBUG
129 Second Street
Did You Ever
Stop to think that thials the time of year that - 0
a merchant wants to sell off all bis heavy goods.
Well that is the case with me. Come in before
the assortment is broken and get your choice of
the stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Blankets, Furnishing Goods.
PLA1. a 2 PSSJ
HENBI L.KDCK,
Manufacturer ot and Dealer In
Harness and Saddlery.
I East End, Two Doors, West-of Diamond Floor-
.. ing Mills. - . Seoond Street.
I THB DAILEB,
OKKOOI
All Work Guaranteed to Give
Satisfaction.
Get
the
Best
for
the
Least
Money.....
For Sale by
Peters &
DALLES, OREGON.
for Caa Trade.
'
ii hunrldArMA THin.n riA.
A..AOVUJW uivuw UVW OD 01
to five to our cash customers entirely ,
Cor. AaaaviH nnH fsm
CO.
0. F. STEPHENS.
D.W. VAUSE,
, ....DEALER IN.,, .J
Wall Paper, Paints,
OILS, GLASS, ETO.JJ J
Finest line of Wall Paper in
- the city. Send for Samples. .
Painting, Paper-Hanglng and Kalsomln.
ing a Specialty. . '
Third Street. The Dalles, Oregon
finliimfiin PaciliCT Co.,
a - i
(Corner Third and W4Mhlzifftoa t
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, LARD
Caredand Dried Meats,
Sausages of All Kinds
Orders Delivered toAny Part of the City
PHOND a I
CANTON
Stubble Plows
Mads with wood or steal beaass la al snss. Mold.
Shar and Laadaids is auda of soft oentar, crucibas
steel, thoroufhljr hardened, Double Sola Mold. They
are tbe brawn' friend, because they are well sad sne
stsntially audc and work perfectly la an anils.
it r; riBim ompotrr co.
CANTON U"
BAR LEVER v HARROWS
Are the best because they arc nude of the best taaei
snd sre durable. The teeth can be adjusted as to
depth and the edges reverted. Frssss is thoroughly
braced. Made in all 1 1 am Made by
PARUN & ORENDORFF CO. CANTON. ILUN011
Co.,
'I
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