The Wasco news., December 21, 1899, Image 2

A D D I T I O N A L . L<»< A t. * .
T h e W a sc o N ew >.
This
Xmas <-an«Ii<-s at Akers
Buv a golf cap and be in line. A
the O. T. Co.
E. O. McCoy came up from TL
their Dalles last night.
Mrs. D. McDonald is visiting he
daughter. Mrs. Crosfield. this week
T. V> . Sink is the proud possess'
of a new buzgy, purchased of the C
T. C i
IL
s s fahing ser.-
■r trou!
H udvan cures.
its. 50 cents.
Female
r plexio is. headaches, nervous dvs-
t b u tio n s ,
¡x*p>ia. Hudyan cures. All drug«>ists
twsawt Every Tkaradaj' By
TH
» PIJI LISHLN i (
Frop'i»-
N O TIC E.
erebv iiiv en th at «
j>xant ha this day b
o and beco m t l p r
ih rutan t ountv lia
?.»s tran sacted with
a fte r this d ate rnu
h a id paid for t >
A H. Kenn •(T f » e na
Was N.
tr a .»ferre
ertv <,f the
i J pap
A’aw.i
*., Nov.
T d C BSD A Y
AT
r, i8h).
V.
K C>CK
Casi i
DEC.
a ”<
w h ite
pi«
v* of w h ite ¡»uir.iie r m illin e ry
iiictl by w h ite o b tn e h le a th e r
1 n
f»eo. 1* H o w e ll l i t - se v e ra l hettd <»t
fi St «-lass h o rs, s out a t M onk a n d foi
-u le. I f y »u a te in n eed it w o u ld pav
5 <>u to see h im .
It tak es but a minute to overcome
ont h
î <. la
Wash -a its , p r e ttily trim m e d , e n d tickling in the th ro at and to stoo i
pi«; je .d u e k a n d lin e n s k ir ts fo r
s j!Tered such defeat an 1 humiliati »n
>ugh by the u
)f On l e
ur.
a s she has not b e t called u >>n t >
Tuis remedy quickly
Lined trim m e d s a ile rs in eonibi- Cough Cure.
endure for more than a century. Not
c f b in e, b ro w n , g ra y a n d b lack cures all farms of th roat a id lung
trojb! s. Harm less and pleasant to
only Insve her troops been reprised
r r b o as in all th e lig h t «hades take. It prevents consumption. A
in every advance with heavy loss.but
: a n y fo u la rd an d o th e r su n .-
famous sjiecifc for grippe and its a f ­
it has been deinonstroted, a t !ea»t to
1 c ra s h h a ts fo r g o lf o r cy c lin g te r effects. Marsh Jc Medler.
t'i° average observer, th at her gen-
i w ith ere{»e de c h in e, q u ills a n d
Mv son has been troubled for years
e r Us h i e be n grossly inc > npetent.
with c' ron c diarrhoea. Some time
M.n ila h a ts fo r m o rn in g w e a r in
They have seemed to count -.onfident
-.•.Lite :.:i 1 eo lo rs, d e c o ra te d w ith d o tte d ago I persuaded him to tak e some of
ly on a fli fht of the Boers ipon every ;:ial*ne.s. g au ze an d «juills.
I Cham berlain's Colie, Cholera and
E
v
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n
in
g
g
o
w
n
s
o
f
w
h
ite
silk
a
p
­
’ i j n hoea Remedy. A fter using two
*'ree'»n (Usance in force” o t the p a rt
plique.! w ith s p ra y s of H ew ers, an d bottles of th«* 25c size l.e was eu *ed.
of the British. The B .-iti;’i officers th e ir fclk-.ge m ade o f co lo red « hitTon
. I give this testimonial, hoping s^nie-
ap p e.tr to have been unfamiliar with a n d o u tlin e d w ith silk o r gold cord.
!
l.'road c e lla rs w ith r«A»r> a tta c h e d one similarly afflicted may read it
U qh the ground and the nu nber an i :j a d e o f lu c k e d o r h e m s titc h e d law n o r an 1 lie benefited.— Thomas C. Bower,
n atu re of th • enemy. It is not en­ •ainso« k e la b o ra te ly trim m e d w ith Glencoe, O. Marsh
Medler.
tirely unr«*as mable if peo ¡le judge v alen eien n e» lace e r b a'.is.e tn b ro ic-
T o K e n t.
tnein as being inerel/ pig-headed,
l'r e s s v c o stu m e s trim m e d w ith bror»»’
Half section of lond For p articu ­
puffed-up m ilitary ignoram uies. Me- lace flo u n ein g s, sc a n tily ap p lied , w ith l a r s , w rite G. A. Olmstead, Wallace.
t h ' i r lo w er scallo p ed ed g e o u tlin e d w ith
thie-n learned nothing iro n W. ite’s a n a rro w ch iffo n ru c k in g o r a sill. .<* aho.
incomprehensible blunder; G ttaern I fl‘n£e.
learned nothing Iron, Methu.)Vs re ; lr„p,, Huc
pulse; a i'J Buller or his ge íerals i d a n c e o f b la c k c r w h ite lace trim m in g s
in th e fo rm o f b a u d s, d eep flo u n ein g s,
learned nothi ig from all th re? p re­ g im p s am i a p p liq u es.
vious disasters, but operated as if
TREASURES IN THE LAST.
su • i rehuffs were just what th • En; -
hid liked and deserved.
Do ibtics., i S ir Jur.'» B a h a d u r, th e p rim e m in is te r
to tho « in a r 1 bo «'rawing
»of« fy ratli-
these* terribly humiliating m istakes t«> th e k in g c f N epal, h a s a l«at m ad e ol
I ¡ « , l.uti» «»«m GOUDOVA CanUlea.
d iam o n d s, w o rth o v er $1CO.OOO, un«i
/ L I, N o 'h : «<r w ill i-oin rib uti- inon.- t o t h o
will lx» retrieved, and s u c :e s iu l if: •*r< lit il on to p is a sin g le ru b y o f in ­
v. '. i / crt.ixtnj .......... . «»f tiio i’in«-h«.,'»«,
*'-■ j t ... r
. x;.' i t (Incorativo
y
ru-iuios fur t'»o .u n p i’ -t or th «
slow tactics will finally prevail, but it ca lc u la b le value.
y . ? -'> »•*» c!ah jr.ite f«ir-' lion—for cot-
O rie n ta ls p rize p e a rls \ c r \ h ig h ly
l j l«-,• »r >o
i . ' t? 1 •:» a i| coloro
T —f u n i tho mo«t delicate tin ta L7
u
may take two or three year« of ti ne, an d o n e In lian ra ja h h a s an en ib ro id -
1 /
H T .V X D A R B O IE CO.
1 '
-..« 1
u,.,rnL
k
two billions of money, and a total a r ­ <-re«l t'u b i ia <«f |.>«*arls w o rth $70,CC9.
he l a r y .s t p earl k n o w n is o w ned by
my of 200,000 men before the final ¡he th a b o f I \ rsb i anti is» u n ap n raisab k * .
conquest of South Africa is achieved, j W hen Q ueen V icto ria w as j o< lainie«’
« e p re t > of In d ia so m e < f th e n a tiv e NOTICE EOK IT’BLIEATIOX.
It is an appalling undertaking, but i i<i .«gs n t t lie c e le b ra tio n s w o re «•»>>-1 nine -
L;.n>l O ffice a t ’1 It D a lle s . O e g ' n .
D»«-« in 1» r IK. lhi«il.
u l b e g g a r tlcsc.- tio n . A sn a .li ite r,
to back down now would be to sink
N o tic e is h c r e b v g iv e n t h a t t h e f >lln«vin<»-
¡iiiic l »»■•tier Inis tile d n o tic e < 1 h e r in -
n th e a t t i r e o f or ra ja h w as a p a ir < :
into disgraceful obscurity the pres- : d o te » m ad e o f f. d b le g«il«len s< ah i '• r.tlo n to m a k e tin a i p r o o f In s a p 0 1 1 01
.1« r c la im s , a n il t h a t Mild p r o o f w ill be
tige of the English nation, and sound , :i< ru s te d w ith d ia olid La' in g in th< m a le b f < > m . B e n t ic lis c o u n ty cl< r k , a l
0 0 . « ic jf in , o n M w u r d a y , f t b u u i r j 17,
•liter
each I. a t k a n em e ra ld a s big 1 ' 00,
v iz-
tue <1 *ath kn 11 of the g re a t British
i a hazel i u t. a n d ending» in b an g les
l . O F l s A «'< »1.1-M \ N , o f ( l o i m a n <>r«gon-
stu
d
d
e
d
w
ith
m
l
ies,
tin-
gloves
b
ein
g
em pire.
She m ust go fo ward, i
II !•'. N o s l a t , l o r L e ts 0 ,6 a n d 7, te c 2, t p 1 s
r io c, W M
though a man and a po ind st trling i w o rth n e t less th a n $20(.*,C‘JO.
- h e n a m e s t h e fo llo w nt» w itn e s s e s »«»prove
In d ia is th e tr e a s u r e houit* o f th e
c r c 'u . t i m i >us r. s id e a c c u p tin a n d t- u .iiv a
are dropped a t every foot of the long ; w orld, i «>r a g es V ty io n an d B urm tih ’ . o f su «1 1 i «»«I, v Iz:
J o h n I i« e b c r g
Ile n liiir t K in n t e ’e a n d
up) lied th e w o rld w ith th e ra re s t M a ry C o le im n . a ll o f ttiii u s . O re g o n , a n d
and rugged road.—Telegram .
• o - e a s u M c G in n ». « f M i o , < » i c g o n
li
It is with considerable pride that
we read in an article in the P a t *ut
Record oa the co istruction of tl e
Chiiyst* E astern Railroad, a cut-oT
of the Trans-Siberian. This article
shows th a t American tools, s t el,
sleepers, etcetera, are us«*d exclus-
ively on the line, and the American
handcar is also in evidence. Also, an
American engineer has the co n tract
for building the road, and owing to
his untiring energy, the display of
which astounds the Manchus. the line
is going up as if by magic and is ex
peeled to 1 m * completed by next year.
In addition to the pride just spoken
of. we swell a little more in realizing
th a t Sherm an county wheat figures
largely in th«* construction of the
Chinese E astern, the N orth Pacific
mills having sent a shipload of flour
to th a t p a rt of the O rient early this
year. It is said th a t European com­
petition was froze out entirely, from
both the quickness an 1 cheapness o ’
the Yankee p ro lu ce rs.
The Sulzer resolution recognizing
the s ta te of w ar existing between
England and t ’ne Boers is a curiosity.
I t is all but intervening in its intent,
while proc! i ning a s tric t n e u tra lit.:
and it p ro tests against “ the b a rb a r­
ous m .n n 'r in which th war has t e n
co c d u ctel by Gre t -’r itiin .” This
is good It seems to us the shoe i;
on the other foot Look a t the way
the barbarous Boers butchered over
1300 B ritishers last wee». It seems
t • us also th at G reat B ritain's p re s­
tige w 1 be g >ne ere on ' if some
o th er nition diiesn’t step in a d in­
tervene.
R epresentative R h erts md others
of his ilk wiil u ver hold a seat in
congress, no m a tte r how highly th« y
may be respected in their own c« m-
niumty. and the sooner this f a it In ­
comes known to the world at large
the b etter.
Not ing is so repug­
nant to our system of social and s( x-
uai equality as adm itting one man's
legal right to the possession of more
th-*n o ic woman. Gi.e is enough.
«■me, am i th e e a s te rn p o te n ta te s k ep t
i - lin es: f j ; - la e i r t.w n us«. MI a il th
•v. -Is. th e m o st n o te d kt l< ■ to C
¡'ctjv .ar o f B aro d a. T h ey a re value-
? Ai-’i.«.1 n.i On. liis c h ie f d iam o n d i <*c7.
ee «-ontaii..s a sto n e c a ih u ...c
r c.
he s o u th , ¡1 B razilian sf(»n<* o f 231
a m ts , fo r w hich i'll ( ,(HU v,..s pai«l, the
w h I • n e ck la ce b e in g v alued a t $1,-
I lUJ.UCO.
1
U.:
can
be cured
'j
;•«?, t< r ie î
' m aking r
A
b
I k e p t on
coughing and
try in g dirier-
en t sorts of
med ’ cines.hu t
line seemed to reach m y trouble unti! 1
bold of a i >T’le of Acker's English
K ily. I prayed for health all the time,
my pray. rs were answered as soon
! began ta ing th is celebrated Eng-
cxpcctnrant slid t< nie. Since m v rc-
r y I li
j told hundreds of sufferers
from cor.ghs. colds and weak lungs that
te k e r’s Engii.-h Remedy v.mui l-cure them .
Some of them w on’t try it, and it docs
S'-em to rr.? terrible when anyone deliber­
ately refuses to I -* cured. There ought to
.
i vt > n. tai-:,
it. Even il th« y don t care for their owi
h v« v, the public’« weiiare should he con.- id-
erod.
Don t you th in k so too? i hope
s u .. a ...v . Ila
beenforaed.”
(Signed) M b s . R i c h iB rs o ? :.
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t l ’ A K T E b —*■>* e r u l j e r s o r s fo r d i s 'rie« o -
v\
tie«* n i» ! a g e « i i h is
<t to r p m e
in«- in t.i i. h » h Mini M im m i« i
. ‘ i’. m .e s
‘ il m » to a y y e a r ly $• ilj. t x y a b i • w e e k !« .
I ’e -i a o e e n i« » y rn e n t * n |!¡ i.'.i, üj .I «> ¡ « -
«H Hl ' .
I I
■ ex I a .« .1
i I.« :
►••’i-a.i re s i-il s ♦lio,»-«; e iiT ti • r . s . A. P u is ,
o2uC’ i.\!< i« m i r a i g , C li’c. g o .
/C
I t ’0
dr
a n d
K r s p o n s lb llity .
T o m —S o m etim es m e w ay an d som e-
t .tnes t ’o th e r : b u t u su ally th e m an an d
th e w om an a re eq u ally to biam e fo r it.—
UoMor T ro r -erip t.
G re a
O ffer
No. 4 —BIGGLE COW BOOK
A ll a b o u t C< w s a n d th e D a iry B u sin e ss ; h a v in g • g re a t
s a le ; c o n ta in s 8 c o lo re d life -lik e re p ro d u c tio n s o t e ac h
b re e d , w ith 132 o th e r illu s tra tio n s . P ric e , 50 L e s ta .
n e a rly five y e a rs ,
No. 5 - BIGGLE SWINE BOOK
J u s t o u t. All a b o u t H o g s —B re e d in g , F e e d in g , B u tc h ­
e ry , D is e a .e s , e tc . C o n ta in s o v e r 80 b e a u tifu l h a ll-
ton«» a n d o tn e r e n g ra v in g s. P ric e , 50 C en ts.
T h e B IG G L E B O O K S a re u n iq u e .o rig in a l,u s e fu l—y o u ®*7e r
s a w a n y th in g lik e th e m —so p ra c tic a l,s o a e n s ib le I h e y
e r e h a v in g a n e n o rm o u s sale— E a s t , W est, N o rth a n d
S outh. E v e ry o n e w h o k e e p s a H o rs e , C ow , H o g c r
C h ic k e n , o r gTows S m a ll F r u its , « tig h t to se n d r ig h t
a w a y fo r th e B IG G L E B O O K S . T h e
FARM JOURNAL
I s y o u r pa]»er, m a d e fo r y o u a n d n o t a m isfit. It is a* y ear#
o ld ; it is th e g re a t b o ile d -d o w n , h it-th e -n a il-o n -th e h e a d ,—
q u it-a fte r-y o u -lia v e -sa id -it, F a rm a n d H o u se h o ltl p a p e r in
th e w o rld —th e b ig g e st p a p e r o f i t s size in th e U n ite d S ta le *
o f A m e ric a —h a v in g o v e r a m illio n a n d a -h a lf re g u la r re a d e rs.
Any ONE of the BIGGLE BOOKS, and the FARM JOURNAL
5 YEA F (r e m a in d e r o f 1899, iqoo , 1901, 1902 a n d 1903, w ill b e s e n t by m a il
to any
d re s s for A D O LL A R BILL .
S an le o f F A R M J O U R N A L a n d c irc u la r d e sc rib in g B IO G L E C O O K S free.
UILMF
ATKINSOK.
CU A S.
J tN K IN S .
A d d ress,
FARM JOIRNAI.
íB I iilJ liL P B lA
0 o lu m b ia
*
3
RE • DY FOR SALE
EVERYWHERE
JANUARY 1st, 1899.
(C E N T R A L M E A T M A R K E T .)
T he b e s t sto c k , a n d tli?
b e s t w o rk m a n in T he
D a l l e s .............................
W ASCO
-
OREGON
K e e p s o n b a n d at a ll ti m e
M EATS
Jac o b sen Book & M usic Co.
b
HO
U n d e r n e w m a n a g « m ‘i t .
a6
/ a k i n d s o .'
RY
B e e f, M u tto n , P o r k , E t c .
Bogart S.i'vn ill
•*
j,
P a c k in g
C om pany.
L ie b e .
C u re d
TO BE HAD
F is h in S e a s o n .
M eats, F ru it a n d V e g e ta b le s
K ept R eg u larly .
ROUGH
L U M B E R W a s c o P h a r m a c y
GO TO T H E
Together with *
T h e Battle Calendar
of the Republic.
A T T H E L O W E S T P R IC E S .
f o r PU RE DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
Compiled by
EDGAR S.TA NT0N MACLAY
Moved to new tim b e r 8%
m iles n o rth e a st of
G oldendale.
Historian of the U. S. Navy.
SA LE.
T H E STA N D A RD
A F u ll L ine D ru g g is ts ’ S u n d ries.
Soaps and P erfu m es,
BAKER &
ig a rs, and D ru g g is t’s
L 0V ?.
Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
ou:
T H 2 WORLD, Pulitzer Building, .
I4EW YORK.
lead horses,
1 1 hack ,
1 set bu g g y h a rn e ss,
1
Bain wagon,
i tw o-horse d rav ,
and several o th e r sm all
ticles.
E. D. M cK EE, D r u g g ist,
Clubbing 1 ist.
W ASCO
M ’n<*v to p n t e n t »ooff i 1 'n s in;, y b e s '’c u r e d
b . - u r «i i
V 'ld re s s , l i i e P A T t s T R k c o k d ,
B a l t i m o r e . M d.
.
.
H EN RY
T h e N e w s a n d th e H o u s e h o ld , o f
B »»ton................................................. $1 00
I T h e N e w s a n d th e P o rtla n d O re ­
a r­
g o n ia n ................................................... 1 75
T h e N e w s a n d th e S a n F ra n c is c o
E x a m i n e r .............................................. 2 00
Terms—1C months’ time, a t G per
I T h e N«*ws a n d th e H o m e, B oston. 1 00
cr n t inter« a . ’ ith approved secur­
| T h e N ew s am ) th e 8 F. C all ........... 1 50
ity, or 1U p er c e rt off for cash.
T h e N e w s a n d th e H. F. B u lle tin . 1 50
A LFR ED DUNN.
I T h e N e w s a m i th e N o rth w e s t
B o o s ts w h a t y o u e a t.
M ag azin e, o f S t. P a tti.....................2 00
It artificially digests th e food and aide T h e N e w s a n d th e ( Y’sni »i»«dilaii. .2 00
Nature in strengthening and recon* T h e N -w i. a n d N e * Y ovk W o rld ...1 50
etructing the exhausted digestive or­ T h e N ew s, a n d llie F a n ti J o u r n a l
gans. I t isthelaJestdii'Covereddigesir
o f P I d 'a d e lp h ia front d a te to J a n
K eep
ant and tonic. No other preparation
1, 1904 ................................................. 1 00
can app-ojwli it in efficiency. I t in-
ftan tly relieves and permanently cures T h e N e w s a n d D etro it F re e P ress I 00
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn, T h e N ew s a n d th e S a n F ra n c isc o
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
C h r o n i c l e ......................................... 2 00
Sic •cHeadache.Gastraigia,Cramps, and
all her resultsiifim nerfeet digestion f h e N e w s a n d S c ie n tific A m e r i­
Prepared by E. C. DeWitt A Co., Chicago
c a n . N ew Y o rk ................................. 3 50
2MAKSH & M E D 1 .E K .
The N ew s a n d th e P e ltn y M iga-
z m e , N e w Y o rk ................................ 1 00
T h e N e w s a n d T h e W asp , S. F.
7.5
The N e w s a n d M cC all’s M a g a z in e 1 25
.
.
Successor to
and
Krause & Woodworth.
Ilarnessmakers.
and
Saddlers
in From!
Q’J EEN $ 2 5 . 0 0
T h e b e s t p a i r of b ic y c le s o n e a r t h fo r t h e m o n e y .
MONARCH CHAINLESS $7522; MOSÄRCH ROADSTERS $5022; I
Send for 1899 Catalogue.
Agents wanhd in open territory.
DEFIANCE ROADSTERS $3522,"
M O N A R C H C Y C L E M r G . C O .,
Î.
Lake, Halsted & Fu!tcn S treets, Chicago.
C all on m e a n d I w ill tr e a t y o u r ig h t.
Î
B r a n c h e s - N E W Y O RK , LONDON, H A M B U R G .
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S e e d 20 « r a t s in s ta m p s f o r a d e c k o f M o n arch P la y in g C a r d - i l l u s t r â t ir«» J e s s ie B a r t l e t t
D a v is, L illia n R u ss e ll. T o m C o o p e r, L oo R ic h a r d s o n a n d \» a l t s r ó o e
n
"A L L R OADS A R E ALIKE TO A MONARCH.’
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J. S. A M O S,
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R u fu s.
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Living en larg ed and refitted th e above stables, we are now
prepared to conduct th e b u siess in a first-class m anner.
Good care and p le n ty of feed, at live and let live prices, will
be our m otto. Best rig s in town.
JO H N
R a n k , M oro, O reg o n .
C heap
T ow n
J , B A S H , o f C roy, O regon;
P ro p e rty .
N otice of F in a l S e it’em ent.
N o tic e is h e ’f b y g iv e n t i i a t t h e u n d e r s i g n ­
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C o u n ty C o n n o f S h e r m a n C o u n ty , s t a t e o f
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a p p o in te d t h e lim e ,
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ro.»in in M o m in s «i«l « 'o u n r v a n d
t a l e th e
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