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day school started on an excursion onthe; 2). 5 Baler. Though the morningpresaged a rainy day, the weather was allthat could be wished. The boat landed atHosier's, and the crowd in the best of gleestarted for the picnic grounds. Everybodywas well supplied with provisions, icecream, lemonade, etc. A better placecould not have been selected ior a day s eniovment. and at 3:30 P. M. when it was tue-(jested that we repair to the river, as theboat was soon expected to arrive on her return from the Cascades, all hands votedwas a veiy short six hours ince we landed

at we had three hours more to wait, yeteverything went on as pleasant as a "marr.aee bell" until 6:30, when the whistle announced that tlio lioat was coming. Thencame the usual bustle in setting ."allaboard''. The boat was soon "nnder wayheaded for The Dalles. We arrived homeat 8 P. M. without an accident to speak of,Of course boys will lose their hats overboard; of course girls will break their paiaail handles, even if they are Sled; of coursevoune ladies and gentlemen will pare suadenly on a bridge when they see a train ofcars coming; of coarse girls will leave theirbest young men and run to their papas a.imnmmas when thr'boat lands, but therewas nothing said or none to mar the happinesa of any. and we all wisn we couiaov another such trip ere long.

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Ijegal Notices- -

NOTICE." Application for Liquor License.

TO ALL PERS3NS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

TAKE NOTICE, THAT THE TNDERSIGNEDapply to the County Court of Wasco county.

State of Oregon, Wednesday, Jnly 9ih 1890, for aLic.-ns- to sell spirituous, mill and vinous liquorsin less quantities tban one galtoo, in Falls Precinct,in said Couuty of Wasco, for the period of sixmunths, and here to annex hit petition which hewill present to said Court at said tune,

J.K.UUI.To the Honorable County Court of the County of

Wasco, State of Oregon.residents of, and legal voters of

Wa-c- o, Suite of Oregon, do hereby, respectfully peti-tion and prtv tbat said County Court aliall grant alicense to J. E. HILL, to sell spirituous, malt andvinous liquors in said Falls precinct, m less quanti-ties than oue gallon for the period of six months.Win. Goolsbly, H H McNaughton.J. W. Morrison, Kenneth McKenzie,H. L. Curra i, Perry Marin,K. Hardvick, Thns F Hope,8 J Dryden, Robert Black,J B Guyette. Win Black.C A Stewart, E U Monaghan,11 Wirchs. E A McNaughton,P K Martu, Ale Watt,J Buhrer, B Clark,M L Ho- an, John J Flahertv,U H Joilcs, Pat Sullivan,80 Mil'er, Geo Gardner,J M MeN uehton, J W Attweal,liarrv btkds, G S Henry,C E ililler, A G Hill.C M Carlson, C F Candiana,J K Attwell, Koup Christof,Oil J Straus, Cbandren Shedlumter,N Weber, F P Acl,PN Trans, Alex O'l'oole,

Citation.In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the

Countv of Wasco.

In the matter of the estate of Nathan W. Harper,deceased, citation.

To Joseph Harper, heir at law and devisee, and toJUin mortgagee, and to allothers unknown interested in said estate. Greet-ing:

It aapearing to the judge of this court, by thepetition of C. E. Bayard, executor of the last willand testament ot said deceased, praying for an orderof sale of real estate belonging to said estate, thatit is necessary to sell the whole of Slid real estate,to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased,and the debts, expenses and charges of administra-tion: You.and each of you are hereby cited andcommanded to appear before the said court at thecourt room thereof in Dalles City, in said connty, onMonday, the 7tb day of July. 1890, at 10 o'clock inthe forenoon of said day, to show cause, if anythere be, why au order should not be granted to thelaid executor to sell the following described realestate belonging to said estate the same being allthe red estate belonging to said deceasedThe west half of the northwest quarter, of section-2-

in township 1 south, range 15 east, W. M.. sit-uated in said county of Wasco, and containing 80acres of land; together with all and singular thetenements and appurtenances thereto belonging.

And it is further ordered, that copy of this eita-tio- n

be published, at least, four successive weeks inthe a weekly newspaper of gen-eral circulation, pubiishe i at Dalles City, in saidcounty.

Dated xay Z7, 1890.CALEB N. THORNBURY,

Couuty Judge

SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for themunty oi wasco, ss. ,

Annie J. Fitzgerald, plaintiff, vs. Kate CouhigMrs. D. H. Seavers and William Snvder, Jr., de--

- fendants. -

Te Kate Couhig, Mrs, D. H. Beavers and WilliamSnyder, Jr., defendants:

In the name of the State of Oregon, you and eachof von are herebc required to appear and answerthe complaint filed against yen in tbe above entitledaction within ten days from the date of the serviceof this summons upon you, if eeived within thiscounty; or if served within any other county of thisstate, then within twenty dais from the date of tbeservice of thU summons upon you; and if you fail soto answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will applyto the court tor the relief prayed for in her com-plaint, the partition .of the Ufa estte ofWilliam Snider In parts (a d part) of lots 8and 9 of block oue of Dalles City proper frontingabout 26 feet on Main street on the n rth side there-of and bounded on the west by the property ownedby the late O. S. Savage.

This summons is served upon you and each of vonm pursuance of an order duly made herein on the9th day of Aprii, 1880, by Loyal B. Stearns, Judge ofthe Fourth Judicial District o' the State of Oregon.

W . Lais Hill ad Mavs & Huntikoton,apl9-7- t - Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Administrator's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of anot the Connty Court of Wasco countv.

duly made and entered therein on the 6th day ofMay, 1890, in tho matter of the estate of Pboebe M.Dunham, deceased, ordering, directing and author-izing the undersigned administrator of said estate tosell the real estate hereinafter described, belongingto said estate, the unaersigned, ss such adminis-trator, will sell at public auction to the highest bid-der for cash in hand, on Saturday, July 5, 1890, at10 o'clock in the forenoon of said dav, at the courthouse door of said county and state, the followingj :i i . : . .

A strip or parcel of land 33 3 feet wide and 100reel aeep on tne east sioe oi lot so. 11 in block No.6 of Laughlin's bluff addition to Dalles City, Wascocounty, Stab, of Oregon, together with the improvements inereon. a. a. '.riiifAirsun,

funeS . Administrator,

Administrator's Notice to Crete.

To all whom it may concern:Notice is hereby eiven that the iindersicTied vraa

on the 21 day of April. 1890, by the County Courtof the State of Oregon forWaeca connty, dulyap- -uumtreu Mimiiiissracur oi tne estate oi n, u. rariton.deceased. All persons having claims against saidestate are therefore required to present them prop-erly verified to me at my residence in Bake Ovenprecinct in saia county, wiunn six months from theaaie ncreoi.

Dalles City, Or., April 22, 1890.If. C. ItOOPER.

apr26-0- t Administrator,

Administrator's Sale."VTOTICE is hereby given that I will, in pursuance

1 of an order of the Honorable, the Countv Courtof the State of Oregon for the county of Wasco, inthe matter of the estate of John T. Storrs,deceased, heretofore made, rendered andentered on the 28th day of June, - 1890,at tbe court house doot in Dalles Citv. Wascoeounty, Oregon, at- the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. cf(aid day, sell at public auction to the highest bid-der for cash in hand, lot No. tea (10) in block No.one (1), in Trevftt's addition to said city, belongingto said estate, to satisfy the claims against thesam. FRANK MENEFEE.

mayl0-7- t . . Administrator.

Executrix' Notice. .

NOTICE is hereby given that, by an order dulyand entered on the 10th day of May,

1890, tbe undersigned was appointed by the CountyCourt of the State of Oregon, for Wasco countv, theexecutrix of the last will and testcment of JamesM. Taylor, deceised. All nersona having ninim.against the est ite of said deceased are hereby noti-fied to present them with the proper vouchers tome at the office of May a Hu t ngton within sixmonths from the date hereof.

SARAH A. TAYLOR,Executrix of the will of James M, Taylor. de--

ceassd.Dated May 10, 1S0O. mayl7-6- t

Administrator's Notice.HI STATE OP VARY 6. BOYD, DECEAED, latePJ ih. n,nl .,f V , ti.. . i,Notice is beieby given that letera of ad minium.

tion in the above entitled case, have been granted tothe undenUrndd by the Honorable County Court oftbe fctste of Orevron. for Wsco countv. thi. isikday of May, A. 1. 1890. All person i indebted tethe said estate are hereby Dutinel to come forwardand make immediate payment. All per on holdingclaims against the said estate are hereby i otified. topre ent them to the administrator, properly verilied. J. O. BOYD. Administrator.

The Dalles. Or., May 13, 1S9J. myl7-- 6t

JAdministrator's NoticeNotice is hereby given that the underai.nxd h.been, by the county court of Watco Countv. state of

Oregon, duly appointed administrator of the estate0111. mj. naters, aeceasen. Iberefore, all personshaving claims against said estate are Lerebv nntifled

present the same to me with proper vouchers atmy omce in mutes vay, 111 saiu county of Wasco,wimiiii .a uivuituo iruui ti J ut anus.

Dated at llalloj Uly, Mar 3, 1SHXW. S. MYER3,

Administrator of tho estate of H. L Waters, dceased Smy4w

Dissolution Notice.NOTICE is hereby given that the pa taership

existing between G. B Welch andUto. Sm th, under tbe firm name and style of Welch

bmlth, ha been dissolved bv mutual consent.Smith will pay all indebtedness and collect alls due the firm, and will ontimi in hminoo..corner of Eighth and Union streets. .

O. B. WELCH,mayW quo. SMITH.

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County Treasurer's Notice. next

ALL COUNTY WARRANTS REGISTEREDto June 2, 1S37 will be paid ii presented

my cilice. Intel est cca:es from and afttr thisdate. GEO. KITcjiiTreasurer Wasco County.

The Dalles, April 18, 190. apl9w3tfrom

CoTreasurer's Notice. and

AH county .rarraiils registered nrinr in !..'ai wa ranis no. 1465, 1 60 and 1467 of thedate Will ; niid if nreaented at nr nfflo. Iceases fr "n aud aft r this da a.

ine usues, M ly , jggj. C fiO. RUCIT.Tre surer Wi no County, Or. X

Land Notice.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Lajsd Optics at The Dallfs. Or.,May 17, 1890.

Notice it hereby given that the following-name-

settler has filed notiee of his intention to make com-

mutation final proof in support of his claim, andthat said proof will be made before the Register andReceiver at The Dalles, on July 12, 1890, viz:

' GEORGE WILLIAMS,

Hd. Com. 30S1, for the EK SW, and lots 3 and 4

of Sec. 30, Tp. 5 S, R 16 E.He names the following witnesses to prove his

continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, saidland, viz : '

A. W Fargher. of The Dalles; Orange Bntton, ofBake Oven; George Murton, George Thompson, ofThe Dalles.

may24 JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.' Lakd Omcs at Tub Dalles, Oreook,

May 23, 1890.

Notice is hereby given that the following-name-

settler has filed notice of his intention to make finalproof in su port of his claim, and lhat said proofwill be made before register and receiver at TheDalles, Oregon, on July 15, 18u, viz:

James Payne,of Mitchell, Oregon, DS No. 710S for the w hf nw qrand w hf sw qr of Me 22, township 11 9, r 2! east,

lie names the following witnesses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon ana cultivation ox aaiul.nrl vi- - -

R F Nichollas. T E Janrs, W H Sasser, A M Roberts, all of Mitchell, Oregon.

JolIN W LEWIS, Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Lasd mcK at Tub Dalles, Okfoox,

April 25, 1890NnMmt i herehv oiven that the following namca

settler has filed notice of his intention to make finalproof in support of his claim, and trat said proofwill be made before the register and receiver at TheDalles, Oregon, on J --ne 20, 1890, viz:

Marion C. Adams,DS for the SH of NWH of Sec. 28, Tp. 1 N, E 13 E.

He names the following witnesses to prove his con-

tinuous residence upou and cultivation of said land,

Orlando Morgan, Robert Mclntcsh, Seth Morgan,W. A. Miller, all of Tne tiaiies, Oregon.apr26 JOHN W. LtWIS, Register

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Oftics at Tub Dalles, Oreoos,May 14, 1890.

Notice is hereby given that the following-name-d

settlei has filed notice of his intention to make finaproof in support of his claim, and that said proofwill be made before the register and receiver at TheDalles, Oregon, on Jul! 12, 1890, viz:

jflartin Keeder,of Bake Oven, Or., D S No. 6972, for the KWi ofSec. 21, Tp. 6 S, R 16 E.

He names the following witnesses to prove biscontinuous residence upon and cultivation of, saidland, viz:Geo. Von Borstel, John Nachter, Adam Lohr, Theo.Von Bon.tel, all of Bake Oven, Or.

myl7 JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Land Office at Tub Dallks, Oregon,

May 5, 1890.Notice is hereby given that the following named

settler has filed notice of his intention to make finalproof in support of his claim, and that said proofwill be made before the register and receiver of theU. S. land office at Tbe Dalles, Or., on July 18th,1890, viz: , ,

Bake Oven, Or., DS 70JS, for the w swVi, Sec. 35Tp. 6 S, it 16 E, nw& of Sec 2, and ne4 ne'4. SecS, Tp. 6 S. R 10 E.

He names tbe following witnesses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon and cultivation of, saidland, viz:

R..R. Hinton, Henry Schadewitz, Henry E. Steed,Wm. Bill, all of Bake Oven. Or.

may10 JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Lasd Office at The Dallbs, Ob egos, '

May 6. 1890.Notice i" hereby given that the following-name- d

settler has filed notice of his int ntion to make finalpro jf in support of his claim, and that said proofwill be made before the Register and Receiver of theU. S. L ind Office at The Dalles, Or., on July 18th.1890, viz:

Henry R. (Steed,For the ne. Sec 35, Tp. 5 S, R 16, E W M.

He names the following witnesses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon, and cuitiyatiun of, saidlan-1- viz:

R. R. H'nton. Henry Schadewitz, George J. Dyer,Wm. Ball, ah if Bake Oven, Or. ;

maylu juri.i rr. i.c ,i is, iiegisier.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.Lajsd Office at The Dalles, Ob,,

' " April 29, 1890.Notice is herebv eiven that the following named

settler has filed notice of his intention to make finalproof in support of his claim, and tbat said proofwill be made before the register and receiver at TheDalles, Oregon, on July 8, 1890. viz:

frank V. lieiblein.For the SE M NE V. USSU and SW X SE 1 ofSec 20T2SK13EWM.

He names the following witnesses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon and cultivation oi saiqland, viz:

Huirh Baxter. Leo Rondeau, both of Kmgsley, Or.,Ernest uaage, tya, Dr., irsmel u nuc, uuiur, ur.

funs v. itegister.

KOTICE FOE PUBLICATION. -,

- Laud Omcs At Thb Daubs, Ob., :

April 17, 1890.Notice is hereby given that the following named

settler has filed notice of his intention to make-- 1

final proof in support of his eiaim, and that saidproof wUl be made before the register and receiverof the U. S. land office at The Dalles, Or., on June18,1890, vis:

John Ryan,Hd 1835 for the E NW K and SW i NVY 4 Sec80, Tp 1 N K 14 tr. -

He names the following witnesses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon and cultivation of saidland, viz:

James Benson, Joel Q. Koontz, W. H, Williams, .

Ueo. Patterson, all oi The Dalles, or.pl9 JOHN W. LEWIS. Register.

KOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. '

L.LKD Office at Thb Dalles, Oregon,- - May 6. 1890.Notice is herebv eiven that the following-name-d

settlernis filed notice of his intention to make finalproof in support of his claim, and ti.at said proofwill be made before the Register and Receiver of theU. S. Laud Office at The ilalles. Or., on July 19th,1890, vis:

Job n 3leplie,Wasco county. Or.. Hd. Ap. 1226, for lots 3 i nd 4,and syi nwtf, Sec. 23, and lot 6, in Sec 14, Tp. 1J), R 12, E W M.

He names the following witnesses to prove hfcontinuous residence upon, and cultivation of, saidand, 'viz: .

George A.'Llebe, John L. Thompson, GeorgeHunger. William L. Groves, all ot The Dalles, or.

maylO , JOHN W. LEWIS, Register.

FARM FOR SALE I

fTX ACCOUKT OF FAILING BODILY VIGOR.J and to reduce care, I now oiler tor sale a por

tion or ail ox my spienaia Kancn near ferskineviUe.Oregon. It consists of 660 acres of the best soil, andfinely watered. ' 400 acres now under cultivation;zou nuw in grain.

- Will Sell in Tracfs to Suit.

It is one of the many fine farms in Shernsn county.Address .NATHAN WHITE,

maylSwklytf Erakineville, Or.

A CHALLENGE.

WILL POT UP 8600 TO RUM TIM MURPHYI gainst Joe Dandy, one-ha- mile dash, or five- -eighths or r mile dash. Weight for age,and the race o bd run according to the rules of thePacific Coast Blood Horse Association. This will baa purse of 31,200, and the race to be run on the 4thof July, on tbe track of the district association, nearthis city. Play or pay. Half tbe amoun- t- $31)0must be deposited in The Dalles National Bank onor before tbe 6th of June as a forfeit.

J. H. MCDONOUGH.The Dalles, May 22, 1890.'

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STRAYED.One roaa pacing pony, branded T on left hip. The

was last seen alout threemiles west of TheKny last winter. A reward of 85 will be given toany one delivering the pony at Hood's atabta.

H. W. WELLS.Sherar's Bridge, Or., April 2, 1890. apr5-t- f

NOTICE. All

Any permit wishing to purchase flour at the IHa--mono aim can ao so in lots not less than d DDIs. ;price $4.00 per barrel, subject to alteration. Termtryitlycash. - A. H. CURT1S8. prop.

NOTICE.LL those having bills against the firm of Lawlorn croa. ft i;KU) witt nreeent them within thethirty days to Capt. H. Anlauff, assignee of tha

firm. d&wlmTh Dalles; May 12, 1890.

COWS HERDED.

All citizens desirous of havinar their owshededand after the first rf March can do 0 by apply-

ing at the stable oi W. 3. Butts, where particularsterms a ill be made known. Iebl7 -

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THE DALLilSH.W. C. ALLAVAT, - Ticket Agent.

LOCAL TIME TABLE.

Union Pacific Railway raolfic Division.

EASTBOUSD FROX THE DALLES.

Express No. 2 leaves 1:30 a. m.Limited Fait Mail, No 4, leaves 10:65 a. m.Freight No. 24 leaves 6:45 a. ni.

22 ' 12:30 p. m.- WESTBOUND FROM TUB DALLES.

Express No. 1 leaves . . 2:45 p. m.Limited Fast Mail, No. 3, leaves. 2:40 a. m.

'Freight No. 27 leaves 8:30 a. m." 21 " 12:30 p. m.

Main Line, Nos. 1 and 2, "The Overland Flyer,'carry through Pullman Sleepers, Colonist Sle pers.Free Chair Cars and Coaches, between Portland andDenver, Omaha. Kansas City, St. Louis, St. Paul orChicago. .

Main ' iw, Nos. S and 4, "The Limited FasM ill," carry Pullman Dining and Steering Cars be-

tween Portland an Chicago.Dailv.

FXCURSIeS RATES.

Round trip tourists' tickets to Cascade Springs onsale at the wharf boat at 92.53, good going on date ofsale, and for return passage up to and includingSept. 30. 1890

Commencing on Saturday, June 7th, and contin-uing each succeeding Saturday until September 30,1890. excursion tickets will be sold The Dalles toCascade Locks and return at tbe rate of $1.50. TheDalles to Hood Riv r and return. 91. Tickets goodgoing and returning on the steamer. J. S. Bakeronly ou date of sale.

REM0VALN0TICE !

WM. MICHELL,UNDERTAKER,

Wishes to inform his many friends and the'publicgenerally tnat ne nas removea ms

undertaking rooms to

NIGKELSEN'S NEW BRICK

CORNER THIRDgAND WASHINGTON,

Where he carries a full stock of evetything usedn that business.

Orders bv dispatch,' express, mail or in personpromptly attended to and satisfaction guaranteed.

Can oe seen any hour of the day or night at hisresidence, corae r Fourth and Washington, or placeof business..

UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY,

STEAMSUIPH.

San Francisco to Fortland.' JUKI, 1890,

To Portland Leaving SpearSt. Wharf, San Francisco.iuva.fl.H louows:

State. .'.............,..... . . JuueOregon. ..i "Columbia.. -State " isOregon " 17Columbia 51State , " 26Oregeni ; - 99

The company reserves the riirht to chancre steamer.er sailing oaya.

7No freiebt will be received 011 mornincr nt m,i.ing. except Fruit and Vegetables, and these will notoe taaen alter a. m.

orricss in ssk frahcisco.General Office. No. 10 Market street. t

unices, IN os. 1 and 214 Montgomery street.GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., agents?

fortland to San Francisco.jrss, 1890.

To San Francisco Leaving Steamship Wharf Portlana, at iu r. iL, as follows:

Columbia.... JaneOUtUj "OregonColumbia "StateOregon 'Columbia IState '."m

Baggage must be checked either at Ash street during tue aay, or by tbe U. C. A B. T. Co. No uncnecaea oaggage win ne received on the steamers.

rORTLAND OFFICES.

Ticket Office, First and Oak streets. George 3

C. S. MELLEN, T. W. LEE.Gen. Traffic Manager. - Gen. Pass. Agt

KAIts Or PASSAGE, (Including me tnd berthcie vu Steerage, 8 00

Round Trip Unlimited. '60 00

GERMANIACHAS. STTJBLING, Prop.

Wines, Liprs and Ckrs.

brands of Imported Lianora, Ale and Porter, andgeuuiue n.cy tt est t;igv. a lull ime oi

CALIFORNIA WINES & BRANDIES.

No. 90 Second street. TheDalles, Or.

so

END FOR OUH CATALOOUCawe PRICES

ATI is rNRiNP wnpire"- INDIANAPOLIS.1NO... '

Snipe$ & Kinersly,--THE-

LeadingsDruggists,

129 Second Street

The Dalles, Oregon.

C. N. THORNBURY. T. A. HUDSON.

THORNBURY & HUDSON,

ireXife and Acci'

INSURANCEZLvdTo30.e3r to Ioa,n.

on Real Estate, Chattel and Personal security.

Will attend to all kinds oj Land business be-

fore the U. S. Land Office.

Rooms 7 and 8, C. S. Land Office building,THE DALLES, OREGON. .

FRUIT I SHADE TREES

SMALL i RUITSVINES EVERGREENS,

SH' UBS, ROSES, ETC.

The Earliest Strawberry known,

CLARKE'S :: SEEDLING!Also, the EVERGREEN, ever-bearin- g

strawberry- - a valuable acquisition

Mission :--: Gardens.JAMES A. VARNET, Prop.

The Celebrated French Sure,"ESS? "APHRODITINE" ;a

Is SOLD ON A

POSITIVEGUARANTEEto euro anyfoim of nervousdisease, or auydisorder ot thegenerative)

of eillicrBEFOhE ising from tbe AFTER

nc use of Stimulants. Tobacco or Opium.or through youthful indiscretion, over indulg-ence, Ac., such as Loss of Brain Power, Waketul-ues- s,

lienrinir down Pains in the Buck, SeminalWcnUness. Hysteria. Nervous Prostration Nocturnal Emissions. Iencorrha?a, Dizziness, Wenk Menory.Lossof Power and Iinpoteucy, whirh if ne--

let'teil often lead to preinanirenii nee am insan- -

tv. I'nre a box. 6 boxes lorJo.UO Sent byman on reneipt ot price.

A WltlTTKN li A 1? ANTEE forevery$5Jorder, to refund the monev if a eriimneucure is not effected. Thousands of testimonialsfrom old and young, of both sexes, permanentlycured by AFHRoniTiNK. Circular free. Address

THE APHHO MEDICINE. UUWESTERN BRANCH.

BOX 27 PORTLAND, OR

BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON, Druggists,- SOLE AGENTS FOR

THE OREGON.

G.T.THOMPSON. A.W. FABUBEB.

THOMPSON & FARGHER,

General Blacksmiths,Near Mint building, Second St.

Horse-Shooi- ng and General Jobbinga specially'

Prices reasonable and to suit the times.

Denny, Rice & Co.

Woo! & Commission Merchants

610 Atlantic Ave., Boston.-- Cash advances made on cODBifniment.

THE DALLES

Marble Works,"C. J. Smitli, Prop'r.

Buy at Home and Save Freights and Agents'

Commissions.

Lock Box 218. THE DALLES, OREGON.

Take no shoes nsdesfCAUTION "V. I,. Sonclas' name andnrloe are atamned on tbeIf the dealer cannot iuddIv von.

end direct to factory, enclosing advertisedprice.

W. L. DOUGLASttO 6UAC FOR4J gnVb GENTLEMEN.Fine Calf, Heavy Laced Grain and Creed- -

nurar vvaterprooi.Best in the world. Examine his

S5.00 GENUINE HAND-SEWE- D SHOE.e4,uviiiiu-n'K- U helx shuk,S3.SO POLICE AND FARMERS1 SHOE.

v, r,.i ivh vii.i r. l.f nil ur.a.25 & S3 WORKINfiMENfi SHORfl.S.OO and SI. 75 BOYS' SCHOOL SHOES.

Ail made In Congress, Button and Lace.

$3&$2 SHOES lafoi1s.SI. 75 SHOE FOR MISSES.

J. Freiman.Afft. The Dalles,0p.

EAST END SALOON,Near the Old Mint Building, Second St.

. The Dalles, Or.

Always on hand thBest "Winess '.Liquors,

and. Cigars.A. Pleasant Evening ResortColombia Brewery and Imported Lager Beei

on aranirht.

I.E0BDM&C0.

REMOVED TO

VQGT BLOCKThree doors west of the corner of

Second and Fedf ral street?.

J. E LABSEN,Dealer in all kinds of

Jay, Grain anil Feed,

HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE.

The highest Cash Price paid for Sheep pelts.

The New Umatilla House,THE DALLES. OREGON

HANDLEY & SINNOTT, Proprietors,

THE LARGEST AND FINEST HOTEL IN OREGON.

Free Omnibus to and from the Hotel.Fire-Pro-

of Safe for the Safety of all Valuables

Ticket and Baggaye Office of the UNION PACIFIC Railway Company, and Office of theWestern Ur.ion Telegraph Company, are in e Hotel.

TRAINS DEPART FROM THIS HOUSE AT 12:10 P. M FOR WALLA WALLA2:40 P. M. PORTLAND

Tents, Wagon Covers.

Countrv Orders Promptly stended to

for tbe

FOR

ur 1 i

PAT? 1879.

--very Paly

at

who

to L Fbahs doceas

CarriageAT THE, OLD STAND.

and Retail Dealers

&

marl4-t- d

! !Removed to 276 and 278 Second St.,

LEALER IN

Paints, Oils, Glass, Wall Papers, Decorations,ARTISTS

Mouldings Picture CorEtc.

Oil Paintings, Chromos

B. P. FITZDKALElt .IN

and

JULY IS

a

D.

. Keeps in stock a full line of.

ISSole Agent MONARCH Washing Maehine.-- S

andSOLE AGENT

GLASSES

Purchased Guaranteed

STATIONERYw au auwa.v av AM.VMAVAUUr UUVtft JL. ILOvlJ UwlvllO 1 .1 f 1 1 1

pounded

call and see 0SLY

that gives continuous twist

THE PACIFIC

gtrong, Durable, Neat, and the

REED,THE DALLES,

Gene

391,

Promi? to tnoseThe in Cash

PET & FFlfljl.Successors

Wholesale

Harnessafiusaaaiery

Leatlier Shoe Findings,

Trimmings Etc.

MATERIALS,

REMOVAL REMOVAL

and Frames,

f'l

nice Poles,

wagon-Malier- s'

TH.IlVI3Vt33D X''JABE.and Engravings.

General t- - Merchandise16RIr'DLTDBAL MACHIBEBY,

HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL

Blacksmiths' Stock.Groceries.IMPROVED

C. E. DUNHAM,Optician.

H B.

Razors, Knives, Scissors,

HOOSIER FENCE MACHINE,

Price

PATENT MEDICINES,

PEKFTJMES,' SOAPS,

SPONGES,RUBBER GOODS,

Trasses,fctaonlctei XSraees,

Chest Pro t ctorsAND CIGARSall hours.' . '

to the wire. In operation at

FENCE WOEKS,

Cheapest Fence in the World.

Proprietor.'

OREGON.

t,

SoUcited ! !

fayor me with their patronaee.for Wheat, Barley, Etc., Etc.

IFY MKDCDDDir,Commission and-- Forwarding Merckn

393 and 395 SECOND STREET,(Adjoining Railroad Depot.)

ConsignmentsAttention

Highest paid

Steel

GERALD,

Druggist

WHOLESALE A.M RETAIL

Furniture & Carpet Dealers.Are nappy to announce to the

public that they have succeededin procuring the special jobbingrates of the celebrated

T7Tif mnn HffTT t ci

which enables us to sell Furnitue and Carpets at prices hith-erto" unknown in Oregon.

A Few of Our Quotations willHardwood bent Chairs, each 75 ctsCane Kockers 200Ash Bedsteads 3 60Woven-wir- e Mattresses 60Lounges 12 00

" CaLL A.NO

FISH Sc

Soves, Furnaces, Raqges,GAS PIPEUMRS GillS, PiBIPS, &

We are the sole agents forRAMONA COOK STOVE, whichure saiisiacuon or money retunded.

Second Washington streets. Dalles.

THE 0R0 FINO WINE ROOMS,KELLER, Proprietor.

Port 81,

Sherry 81.

Muscat 83,

Angelica 83, .

Mountain 83

- li

an

the for

Sceptical:

DEALERS

Cor. and The

AD.

Grcgorio Vineyard Agency- -

All Wines and Brandies Guaranteed Strictly Pure

The Best Wines, LiquorsTry best remedy

San Ifaabisco Mm lallSECOND STREET BETWEEN UNION COURT.

F--. LEMKE, PROP'R,IkPIEl? DRAUGHT

-:- - Columbia Brewery Beer, :--:

AND FOR iSALIj

ALL KINDS OF BOTTLED BEER.Also, very test Imported Wines, Liquors and. Cigars.

The One Price Cash House,COR. SECOND

j. p.--DEALEIt IN- -

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,Hats and Caps, Boots Shoes, &c:

Agent Butterick Patterns, Bazaar Dress Forms,

Underslgmed has AddedMetallic, Cloth-covere- d,

0

Burial Robes Shrouds. Trimmings

Bnmnena. Third street, three dooraaud adjoining Haning Hill and Wag-o-

of corner of

hnsral lie's

IN

Parlor

te at the at theirocoma. aiyn

Has remorsd bom street

tar All mall filled and

Most.... .15 00

Ash lWdroom Sets . ii .ltrussels Carpets, per . 7bIntrralu Carpets, du .

H L'H!,J ji2)

BARDON,IX- -

Co.

;

AND

- - -OIV ,

the ; ."

and . . I

for tne also for tne Hall :

The

and

his

all of

the Celebrated TRIUMPHno equal, guaranteed to give en

-- :o:'

Burgundy 83, --

Zinfardel 84,

Riesling 83,

Hock 83,

Table Claret.

and Cigars Always on Sale.Dyspepsia, "Dandelion' Tonic."

COURT

WM. MICHELL,

AND

XjLr 'ector.to his a fall of

Black. White, French

of descriptions at Prices

east ot Macalllater Co' agricultural war

Washington. Can be sren at all hours cf the day

& Co..

chandisel

'HACKS AND BUGGIES.

Ornaments, Etc

of hutintu, Waikingto tvo doors northsiea iiiyou

street. The Bouse tor

and eorrefpondencs ohMrfully answe:

Berl Rosewood Caskets,

Mid ownt the Elegant HftrM rtutt of the m odd tains tbv Utest Improvemnto.

NO DEIAY IN FILLING ORDERS.ot

honae, Shop.

I'lace Besidenee.and night.

A. M. WILLIAMS

ID. INGATE Ac CO.

srU

IZ

-- :o:

TO

A COMPLETE LINE OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC

Dry Goods,Groceries,

Hardware,Iron and Steel.

Farm Implements.STUDEBAKER WAGONS.

Fine Upholstered GoodsFurniture, Carpets, Mattings,

"CTnd.ertaiizg' a Specialty.Burial Etc

an found hours dag orjrom

to Third

1

k,

ay

,

,

BOOKS, : STATIONEKY : AND : MUSIC.

orders satisfactorily promptly,

Convince the

RANGEliaa

AND STS,

Business line

tne Lowest

Oibooa.

&

Window Shades,

street,

Leading

andAlost withall

Pla4e

Fourth street,

SUCCESSORS LATE FIRM

DEALERS

Coffins, Caskets, Robes,

night plarr

Second

andand

all