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From the Atlanta Constitution.
Two tin-pan-Americans don't make a
congress. II is well that Mr.. Blaine called
them off.
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Every cloud has its silver lining and
every congressman his silver theory.
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Butte furnished the brooms yester'
day but the Anaconda boys did The
sweeping.
MhAI IhEY SAY.

That vigorous republican newspaper,
the 1t. Louis GLOBE Democrat, refers TO
the free coinage cranks' who are
helping to tide England over her diff
culties a few years longer. That
staunch republican newspaper, the
Philadelphia Press, has IL that, while
the bill falls short of free coinage in
form, il comes practically to the same
thing. Ii is not a measure that the
republican party can stand on or that
this congress can afford to adopt"
That unfailing organ of the admins
tration, the New York Tribune, simply
orders President Harrison to veto the
bill. Seven leading republican news.
PAPER in New York state, along the
line of the New York Central railroad
between Albany and Buffalo, share the
opinions of the Tribune, the Post
and the Times, while the 1t. Paul
Pioneer Press says that the pending
measure Is a compromise less than
honorable, wrong in policy and in oper-
alton, and fought everywhere by men
of honest ideas, regardless Of party.
Ii is not a good thing To thrust poll
tics into the discussion of the silver
question. But this thing happened;
The republicans, in their national plat
form, declared themselves in favor of
silver, as money, and they condemned
the effort of the democratic admins.
tration to demonetize silver" that is
the way they put il. Then MIR,
IIarrisou's orators told everybody IN
the West that this meant the restora'
ton of silver u its rightful place and
function in the currency.
There isn't a republican newspapers
of influence in these parts that has no,
condemned Window, yet the republi
can newspapers just named insist that
he has gone too far already and that In
must stop. Yet these newspapers said
that the republican platform was ex'
cellent.
Now, what did this silver plank mean:
And, when the Interpretation of the
plank is given, will some newspaper
say TO the West that Windows plan
is the embodiment of the platforms
promise?
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
POUR KILLED N A WRECK.

AsHEvILLE, y. g., June lo--There
was a terrible wreck OF freight trains
on the Ashsville & Spartanburg brarch
OF tha Western North Carolina rail-
road. az the Melrose station Tuesday
night Four men are reported killed
and three badly wounded.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
COMROYS KILLED.
Ram0red Massacre or Party OF Ten in
New MEXICO.

FL PAso, Tex. June i8.--A freight
crew which has arrived here over the
Southern Pacific road reports that
Lordsburg, y. NJ, is ia the widest ex-
r. temeut over the arrival OF a cowboy
who had jus: reached there barefooted,
his feet covered with cuts and blisteFs
from having run ten miles from a ranch
uorth Of Sepore. where lie and ten other
men we're camped. He said that az 10
O'Clock Monday night band Of Indians
surprised them and shot them
down as ths men jumped out
% their blankets 20 escape. He
Thought there were about thirty Indians
ia the band. The COW boys had been
i1 bed but a short time when the az
tack was made. The men did not
have their guns ready, not expect
Ing % ind Indians on the warpath
sin that section. he saw three men
drop and thinks that the rest shared
ths same fate. A posse was organized
al Lordsburg and one az Deming 70
hunt tae Indians Sepore Is lS0 miles
west OF this place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
HISTORY REPEATS ITSELF.

N values frs7 = " y ,
Gmnd sub han Ihrea ar 10 hr O. c %
II
IN his Crane Rap proper, N lUA Bup DG - lI a. u
u les p o
two ar al mile go
20 0)oah. vre f., u % De-
I'll d al
L m y c K f e. . h %
r,op = av ves q
cent & r m VIII u
] Z =
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
KILLED HERSELF.
81 "a Hudson, = Notorious Adventures.
Commit. suicide In sew York Board
Imx-H1use.

IRA Hudson, = Notorious Adventures.
Commit. suicide in sew York Board
ing House.
Nav YORK. June ls.-Mrs. T. G.. Hud-
,a committed suicide az the boarding
house of Miss Gass. In East Eighteenth d
street .u this city Tuesday morning.
Mrt Hudson wss about As years ~ age.
and had gained nuca notoriety as an
sdventuress during tAe past fifteen or
twenty years. She vas the daughter
o. a wealthy manufacturer OF Baltimore,
and IN 1870 married Rev. David
Hudson. a young minister OF Balti-
more. who vas soon compelled TO
leave the ministry on account Of his
wife's m sconduct Tn 4 few years he
died OF = broken heart Since then Mrs.
Hudson has been known as a hotel and
boarding house sWindler and has been
arrested q Boston and other cities for
swindlnE jewellers and other merchants
she has served several terms in prison.
Recently she has been very short Of
money and her landladY has been press
ing her for her board bill
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

Lrrr1R Rock. Ak. June ts-Ths
Democratic STATE convention met hers
TUESDAY. seventy Y-four cut 81 seventy
Eve counties being represented James
2 Eagle was nominated FOR Governor
snd full state ticket named.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

RARaHoo. Wis. June "a The Wis
ronsin >-a-e sunday school Assoc a-ion
orered fts annual convention In this
cit7 Tuesday afternoon. Many proui-
reut iirinas are uresent
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

WAsHrvgrov. June ts Private sd-
wees received here report ths death Of
John McEl bone a. Atlantic City a.
noon yesterday % paralysis. Nr Nc
Elbone has been tho chief stenog~s spher
of the House Of Representatives for
many years past Deceased vas about
50 years Of age.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
- nnorHERs pRowNED.

W00DBryE. IA, June lS-JOhn and
william Detar. aged about "A, twin SOMA
Of Rev j. r. Detar. were drowned In a
bayou on their fathers farm Monday
evening. Circumstances indicate that
one had gone in bathing and was IN
danger OF drowning. when the other
went 10 the rescue and was drowned
With him
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

these wonderful pctcy exactly what
DOLLARS viii buy - Lots VANrfsI N
.ther expense-no last and ONLY
be whole bin The eleyerar @
buyers Lot that price they
all q.
Lots at SIS s5 aud SIS each but there
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19
NO Conditions.

Buyers
cnts an not n
ONO whore nc
the will
title
Lots be selected from large plat OF the property by call
ING at the Eagle Building - Iyonst, second floor front ONCE
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-19

EaraA NH dane IA special
fu a.aal E@ says Tao --o4-s
nesting oas over oseecl& Tues
l4F -Feallg -4-sllg lie waters u
Hasa arl0z te uss ~ an 4l-
pr.eeeelta1 4e.<hL Ars. lrlpp ant
81 ss Mary 1hougs0H eere dfo~n-
sa ans nelr bodies baye not yes
been se1yered Nearly tseaty 0ailt-
i1-s acre mlEet from their f9lnda-
t8as. aad trizltf1l lam Was formed
a. Tue rrestIss ~ tle kaA BROOK
railroad The trest-e u the Addison
& Pennsylvania Road Is gone. Oae
horse aas drowned 4aa I4nHerYt0 $
o. ruins. Many people acre rescued
from houses as great risk. Only ons
bridge remains on ho.dsn brook
ErIx CAUSED BY 4 cYCL0SE.
LEAvEsNosra. Kan. Juas ls.-Lo-
gan. Phlllps County. Kan, vas visited
b. cyclone Tuesday morning az ,
o'clock The new Episcopal church
sas destroyed ~ any farm houses we're
wrecked and one nan Uas killed Tho
people saved themselves generally bT
taxing refuge la cyclone caves
hoHhlhAh D1A IN or ihHEl Mn
EALVbfoRE. Nd June l6- - Three
msn employed Ia = soap factory were
fatally o4rned Tuesday afternoon By
me bursting of large tank OF boiling
faL The three men were engaged N
boiling fat in one Of The immense tanks
1hsn suddenly The tank burst and ths
grease descended knocking down and
covering sae victims WITH tic boiling
nuld
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Legal Notices.
Sale Of Unclaimed Gods On Account Of
Advances, Strlge, Ee.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THF
IN following articles described in the schedule
hereto annexed, being lIoper stored for one year
and over, and remainiug uncla'm. d, will be sold at
public auction t. the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the 26:h dav of April, A. D. 1890, com
me;.cng at the hour of 10 O'Clock M, Moody s
Storage and Forwarding Warehous Second street,
The Dalles, Oregon.
ONLY much of each parcel or lot thereof will be
sold will satisfy all charges against the same for
advances, storage and other necessary expenses:
SCHEDCLE.
Mrs. Charles Parker, crgan and stool; James
Barnes, table; Charles Klein l roll bedding; V. S.
Conks, set harness; Halstead & Hingsha~, pack
ages hardware; S. B. hendrc, conuenirators; u.
SteIlinr, piows; Ii. kroeobe, ] pow and drili;
j. l.. Thompson. 4 packages sawed fellows; j. NJ
Noiin heaher VIII, Clarence Barnett, case mer-
chandse j. Johnston, Case merchandise; +.
Hayten, l bundle manila, paper; john Len;'lz,
butter box, n. z. v heat, box me c:,anse; John
koring, pump and fArur.s.
z +. MOODY,
Storage and ForWart ing Merchant.
I r CIOSSEN Auc:iuneer. feb22apr.6
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Citation.

In the County C urt Of the Stlte Of Oregon, for
tie county Of Wasco.
In the matter of the estate OF John 7. Storrs de-
ceas d iIatiOn.
To Mary A. Siorrs AMI to all other persons inter
ested III said Csatr. greeting
In the rame OF ine State OF Oregon, you a hereby
cited and required To appear in ie Cou ~ Court OF
the State Of Oregon, for the county OF Wa.r", at the
courtroom thereof, at Dales City, in said ccuty, ON
Monday, the 9Th day Of May, le9J, at O'clock in the
afternoon of that day. then and there 70 show cause
il any tuere be, why order of safe should not BIZ
made to sell lot nnmher ten in block number ne in
Trevltt's addition to Dalles City. Wasco county,
Oregon belong ing to said estate 70 satisfy the clais
again-t the SAME.
Witn.ts the Hon. C. N. Thornbury. Judge Of the
IsEALl said County Curt, with the seal Of
sal Court afti I'D, this 7th day Of March, A. d.
1880.
Attest: GEO. II. THOMPSON. Clerk,
mehS6t Bv j. II. HUNTINGTON, Del uty.
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Noise tJ Creditors.

Notice is hereby given that by an order Of the
County Court in the State Of Oregon tur Wasco
County, duy made and entered OH the 22d day Of
November, 1857, the undersigned duly ap-
pointed, and is now the duly qualified and acting
executrix Of the last will and test Of DAME
Bolton, deceased. All persons having claims
same tn me, with the proper vouchers therefor, at
the Office Of Mays 8 Huntington. The Dalles. Or,
within six months from the date Of this notice.
Dated February y, 1890.
ELIZABETH ]. BOLTON,
Executrix Of the last will and testament OF Daniel
Bolton, deceased. wklyfebl5
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WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN NO. l..

Oregon State Heather Bureau IN CO. opera.
tion rith U. s. Signal Service, central office,
Portland, Oregon. For week ending March
Is, 1890:
INTRODUCTORY.
With this begins the weekly weather.
crop bulletin Of Oregon for 1880. Arrange
ments have been made with prominent
farmers, representatives. Of this service and
Others, in every county of the state to rem
der weekly reports of the conditions Of
crops, their progress and prospects, the
effects of the weather on them. and, in gen.
eral, information that will accrue to the
benefit of the farmers, merchants and
others.
Especial attention has been given to the
selection of persons to render these reports.
For the localities mentioned and the state
IN general, these bulletins can be relied up
on as being in the nain absolutely correct.
WEATHER.
The weather in the forepart of the week
was cool, rain or snow was generally expe-
rienced. The temperature rose in latter
part of the week, when warmth and sun.
chine prevailed. The temperature since
January lst is much below the average,
while the snow and rainfall are above the
average.
CROPS.
Winter wheat is generally reported in
good condition. A few sections report pre- |
vious thawing and freezing weather which |
had injurious effects, but these reports are |
confined to limited area.
The ground is generally too wet for plow. |
ing, though in sections piowing is in progress.
The snow has generally left. leaving the |
wheat in good condition, and fair grass for
stock. A few flowers are blooming. Fruit |
and other trees are rapidly approaching the |
budding season. Some fears are entertained |
that the fruit trees may have been slightly |
injured by the cold winter.
On March Is, 1889, flowers, peach, cherry, |
apple and plum trees were in full bloom in
most parts of the state. 1890 is about three
weeks later in the opening of spring.
b. s. PAGUR,
Observer U. s. Signal Service.
Asst. Director Oregon w. B.
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Dalles City Water Bonds.

Sealed proposals. will be received until 2p. m.
Saturday, Marcel /. 1890, by the Board of Water
Commissioners Of Dailes City, for the purchlse Of
200 bonds Of $500 each slC0 100 in the aggregate.
SIS, coo PAYABLE in five years.
SIS. QUO payable in ten years.
$25. 900 payable in fifteen years.
S2h,O00 payable in twenty years.
Each bidder must state the lowest rate Of interest
at which the bonds will be taken. at not less than
their value and for cash in hand interest pay.
able annually. Bids should be adsil essed to the
Secretary ard Of Water Commissioners, The Dailes,
Oregon, and envelopes endursed Proposal for WAter
Bonds.
The commissioner reserve the right to reject any
and all bids u. T. NOLAN,
Sec, etary Of Board Of Water Commi ssoners, The
Dalles, Oregon. tan20
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DR r AKk,

BY ELLA HIGGINSoN, IN WEST SHORE.
The whole day long spider spun
His thread of gold in the glowing sun.
With love in his heart and hope in his
He gathered the strands in one glist'ning
whole.
With patient touch and tender care
He blilded his castles, quaint and fair.
Aad never once did his courage tire,
In the nights cool dusk or the mondays
fire.
Till at last he knew, with glad relief,
That his castle was welded from leaf to
Leaf,
Up in the old sweet apple tree
As fair thing as one cared to see.
"This is my dream!' the spider said.
As he paused to rest his weary head.
81 have worked it out with each golden
strand,
With a patient heart and careful hand;
s'I have faItered never and tainted not,
Though the winds were keen and the
suns we're hot;
81 have tenderly set each thread ofgold,
have worked and waited-and l have
grown old;
"And by all the hours and days that were
spent,
Ihave honestly earned this sweet con-
tent"
A butterfly on listless wing
The idle, beautiful, useless thing
Down through the trees in the mellow
Snn,
Trifing the hours while the spider spun,
Drllmmed and drifted, with careless heart,
Into the spiders work OF art.
That golden fabric-that dream COM
plete-
Was broken and hurled at the spiders's
feet.
He tiled to lift, with trembling hand
And faiting heart, each glittering
strand,
To weave once more those threads Of
gold;
But his strength was feeble and he was
old;
And though he mended and patched with
care,
His dream was never again so fair.
The sweetest dream at touch will fall;
Is not life cobweb-we, dreamers, all?
My dream? 1t was pure as the heavens
above,
Or a child's white soul. My dream was
love.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following described
tract of land by United States patent duly is
sued and dated Washington. ID. G., the 18th day
of April, A ID. 1855, anc recorded IN Wasco county
records, Book Of Deeds. Volume -" page 5aS. on
the 4th day Gf September, A ID. 1885, to Victor
Trivett for th following described tract OF land. to-
wit:
"The fractional north half of the northeast quarter
OF section i'll township one, and the river lots
numbered one and two If S, ciion rhirt, three, and
tie iver lot Numbered Of section thirty-f.ur in
township ;wO north of range thirteen east. Of Will
laulette meridian, in the district of lands subject to
sale at OREGON Cltr, Oregon, continuing one nun
d ed and fity-four aud ninet. five hnndfedths
of IN acre according to the c, al plat Cf the sur
vey of sad lands returned 10 the general laud Office
10y the sur, eyof general
"Ihe above tract patented to the Mission So
iety Of tile Methodist Ei.isc"p,l Church July 9th,
ls7j The above patent TO :he Methodist
Episcopal Church notwithstanding"
The auove description and quotations are copied
from the PATENT NOW liz my possession.
All persons hereby notified not to trespass on
any of the above mentioned tract of Land or negoti
for any OF the except with persons holding
under the above named patent to Victor Trivet".
Dated al The Dalles, Oreeo {, March Z, A. d. le30.
Z. M THORNBURY,
mchS-4t Agent for K. X. Thompson, ct al.
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Administrators Notice.

In the matter Of the estate Of Nancy eager, de-
ce sed.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
filed his final account in tne above matter aui that
Monday, the 9th day Of May, 1899. the he of IL
O'Clock q. M of said day az the County Courtroom
in the County Courthouse in Daes ty, Wasco
county. Oregon, is the time and place fixed by the
honorable, the County Court OF said county and
state by an order duly mafe aud entered therein
the 4th day Of March, $780, for the hearing of any
Dated Maj ch 4, 1890.
W. A. OBARR,
Administrator of the estate Of Eancy eager, de-
eased.
Dufur Watkins, attorneys for the admins rator.
mchS Ct
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Guardians Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been apponteu bv the County Court OF the State of
oregon, for WasC0 county in probate, guardian Of
the person and estate Of Otis s. Savage. Junior, .
minor All Dersons having Claims against sal es-
tate nd minor are hereby notified and requi ed to
present them to me at the law office Of Condor h
Condor, in Dailes City, Wasco county. Sta te Of
gon, with proper vouchers therefor.
Dated NJ Dailes City, Dr., March 8. 1890.
z +. MOODY,
Guardian Of the person and estate Of Otis 5. Saw.
age, Junior. mchS
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Cows Herded.

ALI citizens desrous Of h wing their c.ws herded
from and after the first of March do W BY apply.
ing ut the stahle Of W. II. Butts where PARTICULARS
and terms will be made kuown fsbI7
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
LAND OFFICE At THE DALLrs, Or,
February 10, 1850.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
pro.f will be made before the regi-ter and receiver
Of the U. s. land office at The Dalies, Or, on Apn
IL, 1890, viz:
james n. johnson,
Id. 1871, for the SEA NWH, EX SHL, SwL SEN
Sec. 10, Tp. as, R Is, EWE.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land, VIZ:
Thomas Fargher, James Le Due, r. II. Thompson,
Alvis Quinn, Dufur, oregon.
fe6a2 F. A. MCDONALD. Register.
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70, Sale o. VIII !,.ts d, H.',..

Or Young Cattle. Two Short Horn Bulls out Of the
Colnbs ban d, soil in this city October, 1883. Al
ply to seuf.it BrO.., &C Their Boekfe!d h. near
this city. feb22 I'm
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Baggage must be checked either at Ash street dur
ing the day. or by the L. c. & b. T. Co. No un
checked baggage will be received On the steamers.
PORTLAND OFFICES.
Ticket Office, First and Oak streets. George 9.
TAYLOR, Ticket Agent.
C.S MELLEN, 7. w. LEE.
Cen Traffic Manager Cen. Pass Agt
RATES OF PASSAGE, Gncuding me and berths
Cabin, S16 % Steerage, s. 90
Round Trip Unlimited. 80 90
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PA Y UP.

A Il ACCOUNTS DIE 1HE UNDERSIGNED
IA must be settled on or before Nay I, 1890, or
they will be placed for collection. z. BECK.
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NOTICE.

There W. be a me ting If the Republican County
G. ntral Committee he'd Saturday, March D. at D.
m at the County Court Room to transact necessary
bu iless. n. T. NOLAN,
Chairman.
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The comnany reserves tine right to change steamers
sailing days.
kNNo freight will be received OIL morning OF sail
il r. except Fruit and Vegetables and these will not
be taken after 9 q. NJ.
OFFICES IN SAN FRANcIsco
General Ciiice, NJ" 10 Market STREET. Ticket
Offices, Nos. l and 2l4 Montgomery street.
GoODALL, PERKINS & CO., agents?
Portland to San Francisco.
FEBRUARY, 1890.
To San Francisco-Leaving Steamship Wharf Port
land, at 10 z. NJ, as follows:
State March 2
Oh egoi oi.......................... o
S9ELi ~
Stdtc
OTeEOu
Columbia %
Stat., ..... %
Orcyon . " 80
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500 Reward.
NOTICE.

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The sweetest dream at touch will fall;
Is not life cobweb-we, dreamers, all?
My dream? 1t was pure as the heavens
above,
Or child's white soul. My dream was
love.