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WANTED-HOUSES.

XVANTEp-A GOOD wELL-FURNIsHFD ROUSE
w IN north vest part of city. for family. until
middle Of March viliin 20 pay AL in advance. Ad-
dress ADVANCE. Star Office. deO3t'
NVANTED-To BUY HOUSE OF ROOMS IN
w noIthyes;, bet 9Th and l4th. and SITS not
over Is. go; viii pay all cash must De a barxan-
Address " WANTED. Star of'ice. do 81
NEANTED-TO Rent FOR THREE MONTHS
w furnished house must be IN good condition
complete Tor housekeeping and in GOOD neighborhood
Addrrss INDEX. Star office. giving full par iculsrs.
d2S-4'
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NANTED-LOTS.

VVANTED-A SMALL BUILDING LOT on CAP
w mol Hi state exsct lgcati n. lowest prire and
rs. tsrns- FRED PLANT. Star ofnes- d29-6s
WASrED-To PURCHASE TWO or THREE
w building lots north Of ff-h and south
q beanaAry- Addrsss QUICK PURCHASE. Star
oA<s- e2SL3ts
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

LOB SALE ONE OF THE FINEST FARMS IN
Maryland. 20 acres highly improved; handsome
dwelling: sood outhou~es large orchard fns truck
Ing land; near raiirozdi two canning factories.
HUME. - Pa ave. dl:lIw
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FOR SALE-HOUSFS

hons~; nine isrse nd hath: fur1scS rOoal.
thing a-st-cl.ss and ali she nnest rl0dern iIprove
.1snts' back and SIDE poyShes; lot isxloS . vide
oWNER. eis fennsyivanis sve w. ds.i
lSoR sAlE--A FINE HOUSE, on INDIANA AVE.
renting; ' ies 0G and sas Ss Ssai o. S- ss
lighting and m. & Address BOX r2. Star ofce a2ae-
F9E sALimwnY RAr I,, Ek .,,I slco CASH AND
,,a,ns in soHihesSi Esiss and sew lsEe yasd IN
Atlantic building. $40 ST n ". d3OsA
E'oR sALE-sou rHwESr-3O 18TH ST. Sw-
ss,s,in 70 en:sk, N pTrshsser terms eSss G
inE. sth and Pa ave. NV. d50-3t'
EoR sALE-1!24 18TH ST. N.R. TRINIDAD.
story an - s pres ,rish frcnt' q rooms
/; will sell cheap. Inquire on PREMISES d3o-St'
ISos SALE OR ENCHANGE-wILL EXCHANGE
and 'ST'i fdr vacant sroaSa eHaRnss s'T SfHe
Walt hrs' aoor Atlantic building. $50 + st. NV.
Tor sALE-sPEcIAL BARGAINS FOR A FEw
ro sT ss' m ahe s'f s S' sa aS S G1
handsome new bsy-window brick; stone triminIn-s
and Ssn LED pS%s and han
rsPspsi throaSh9ut. electro sIrl,ano.s nov unaet
yard in rear % slley Terms can be m De very essy
AZ AZ ones PoT permit 10 inspect NA-i
Nearly new bay window brick on cd -, near penn.
eoTfoTtsbe home for small family. Price redaoea
20 S4.2o0
Also a house and lot fronting on New Hafnrsht-e
near Wa hinSton Circle reEtfn- for so =
month lot iCf feet deem alley with new frame
stable: a good ru chs>e for 81, $50
For further particulars cali AZ ofioe.
DAVID n. STONE
toa-2t 500 ana sns + = n NJ
EoR sALE-aRooM BAY-wINDow BRICk; A..
Il M h Il. n W: raging over per cent IS. 20
Groom brick. 2taS0 % alley; car Tine George
town; So $50. Several HOUSE. Nih stables attached
d<sSt KEY BROS CO.. ei0 4 -.
r SOUTH WASHINGTON PROPERTY.
On llth 81. near s.w.. S-ToOm brick. all MI
Or nth st, near Virginia ave. s.w.. s-room
~ Ta.,e N l. p ice. 3.sscO
On Nirrinis ave. near Sth st. s. W. Groom
All t,Of0
pl Nth St nea- sroou brick. all m. L.. 2. $40
On q 50. nea 9th Groom brick. all N 4 = :sh0
On ST. near 10th Groom brick all m j.. g so
-Four new Broom bricks corner Q.h and r = ".
from 81. 800 e. "a. 500
Those wishing e. secure homes in this section viii
find their advantage - cal before purrhasn.
J. HARRISON JOHN ON 4 son,
d:9-3t 313 9Th 81. e. W.
FOR sALE-AMosT DESIRABLE NEW HOUSE
IN the lest section OF the northwest. 2lO6 81.
buit for the owners ocoupansyi II rooms baths :
ancement of this house Is exceptionally attract
ana comulete, an can be purchased AZ low Price.
d2S-3: RUST 4 HUNGERFoRD. GA 18th st. n. W.
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WANTFD-BOARD.

WANTrD-FIRST-Ci BOARD FOR GEN
w tlen.an. vie and family of i've children rs
west gart Of city. Address FAMILY. star Office
d3 "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MALE.

yVANTFD BY FIREMAN A PLACE FIRING
w two boil.rs. has license: can give city
r~ler~ace from last place Adtress U. K ONCE.
dsL3l-
WANTED-BT A YOUNG MAN A POSITION
~ willing - DO anything. Address Box 20. star
oc1c-. 1881
w ANTTD-A PACE As PORTER OR BUTLER
w IN private family; best Of ref. J. BAKER. 1873
VI ave. d29 "a
WANTED-BY A MIDDLE-A6ED MAN, PLACE
w A. bartender, good reference. Address Box So.
Star osnes d2g-:sd.
WANTED-BV A FIRST-CIASs COOK WITH
w Dist references. position In private family;
vii tAke $50 prlyrt dnnar aries II Necessary Ad-
dress ~ j. Z star Office d2S-:d-
MAN gED-BY A FIRST-CL4ss YOUNG VII re
w man. sitla.ion to take Of horses and drive
urfers' srt- heafing and dover garden ny Al
dress Boz -. star of1ce. d. Cd
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PERSONAL.

fEhSONAL
WANTED-THE ADDRESS OF SOME PBYsI
clan. specialist or Instructor who can treat siam
Star ONCE. da6S,sN'
nj 9. ,wEELAN, CORSET cORREcToR. FOR
~, ~. mresiy o. lU3 St. informs friends and pa
no interest Whatsoever. in the Corset business on
St Customers VIII md me associated as mapssrr
Tor the Physical Culture Correct Co., l1O7 IT. with
choce and select line Of Corsets Waists and ali he
CHRIsTMAs HAS CONE AND GONE-WE ARR
nsre 70 sfsy Nth our nls sssh price fer eenss'
go SO st. n ".
nUDLEY WEBSTER WILL CALL AT NO ol
" fendall building. Important d2o-2ts
A UTHoRIzKD PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCr
VA "a; gmcs open Al hourA Best refersncss. wA
etLLlAAs Aanaeer. w Z 81 nw d12-lm'
ssTHE THOROUGHBRED Is sTEwARrs
i.eese and most perfect ben5o call end - H.
90 1kA1H WHITE o06Ia
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FURNIsHED AND uNFuRNIsHED.

E,OR RENT-2519 PA. AVE, APARTMENTS ON
frst and second floors; conveniently arranrsd for
housekeeping; single In numbsrs dastrsd fur.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.


I,oR sALE-A NEW COTTAGE AND IL .cRFs-
near electric cars. for $500; $3.50 CASH balan--
view of city: N miles distant; y mile from rallr
stsfion ell 15n. 500 cash. balance $50 Ter month Il
scres. broom house and barn 500 down. hAlanos
sot per acre; SPLENDID ga-ien land terms. thiff
cash us re- near above and In tse curlornte iim
ssn as u - per s.re terms onsthrd cash.
M home stock dairy ur garden farm. make sub
urban and farm . operty specialty. send for ny
large new List and man q suburbs q Washington city,
charge; JAMES z CLEMENTS. f321 81 n ~
dl6lm
Tor sALE-MANY SMALL HOMES AND sUPr-R-
IL han aces around the national caiitHl for sAis
cheap and on easy terms make this class u prorty
ciarve; those looking for suburban homes lard fo-
sTecniauon or Investments cordially In vitst
esa Sr send ana Eet my la,se nrw liz, and sisp
miles around several onsacre lots for sale own.
he ance % Ier month: also several suburban p!arss
Tor r,'nt JAMES t. CLEMENTS. 1921 1t. N
dlo-1m
WOODED lots AT KFNsISGroS. FRONTING
w railroad and overlooking Rock Greek valley.
For sale on small monthly pAyn-nts Prices TO a
10 - 500 lot. discount % 10 per cent on lo.s
nnrchsses prior 70 January. issl Inquire of owner.
n2D-td3lin
coR SALOON SMALL MONTHLY pAyATFyTs-
more new homes AZ Lakeland ma
One e. 900 cottage rs. ESQ and " per mo.
The bUve cottages well built lave rorchr. wells
pumps fences. oul'uil dinss &c Lakeland T. stusfl
eight miles from Washington on the Wash hr Of the
schools. churches, &C. Communication tckets 20 WASH
only ~ cents each way. Apply 90 EDWIN A NV.
MAN. owner. la5s ct NV. from y 10 q m 90
MIG
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FEMALE.

WANTED-G GO TO DICKS AGENCY FOR
w coils. maic-. lsnni-e~se- chan hsrmaifs seam
tres 0itl-rs cOsrhns-n f1ofmen md kitchen help.
re.-renesfrom lassenpOyers. tlJ7th n W d3o-2e'
WANTEn-BT LADY OF LITIGATION AND
hsrin- "a ONE. home in refined private family.
rheT- se Nj - tr-S.-d equal IN e1chanR. for
-s-strs-, no saiary desired. references exchanged
city. L..
WANTED- By ACOLoRED WOMAN. PLACE AS
and i. l2th and l3rh ste NV. i3D2s'
WANTFD-BY a PUPIL OF DIR. BISHOYr A
w position a. teArf-r anton IN some good
famiiy IN Na-ninxton city. lest OF erenre- given
A1Air--s TEACHER. s2l Be veds-e st. Richmond. Va
WkNTEp-BY A KEsPECTAB COLORFp
W woman. = TUITION orst-cla-. cook best refs.
taal o. aidrr-s iUT u -. Ies
N'ANrTD-BY sETTLFD CoLoRED WOMAN
w sttuslion a. ch4l4s nuss -. Apply at present
employers. lGl4 St d.s.bs
WANTED EMPLOYERS FOR COMPETENT
w --TvantS trefs private fan lies hotels rpztau-
rnffs o. Wnsr-N-r uerlied also re-ftCur or clerks
I-faelis1ed lss5. sHACkLEfORD's. 427 IIth -
dlJrI6@s
MANIFESTATIONS FOR MAIDS. COOKS
w -~af~trrss- vstchfnen. drivers englneer~ house,
men Horter-. ce n. sAles~a and ladies Csiore ami
dsset' BURNHAMs. HOG stn-w
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES

EoE sALE-oNE Gle BLAND SAFETY, $50;
u Psyche Safety. $50; Broncho Safety, $50: L
E.sle npriehs s25; Eagle n.rislt, $40: coiam.
New York ave. open nights" d:9p
E,OR saba PNEUMATIC TIRE BICYCLE;
IL new; never been used at a sacrifice. Aprly 20 c.
W. ROBINSON, McGill building. d29L3,s
EoR sALE-BICYCLE-sISGER SAFETY: AL
most new; cushion tire, viii sell cheap for cash
PA 81. n d27-Iws
EOR sALE-OSE VICTOR SAFETY; PEKFECT
Il order; rood new a5Q One Dart safety TO-
lady or gentleman. $50 fnstaliinents taken. THE
CNCLEkiEs l7Nl @ =. \. " 81
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FOR RENT-HALLS.
FOR RENT-STABLES.

Tor RENT-NEw BRICK STABLE, REAR OF
1850 10Th St W.. room for two horses and yehi-
Giles; offer wanted. VIM. F. HOFFMAN,
dSO-3t 1921 st.
EOR RENT-STABLE-REAR9 sos at. NV. 3
l. stalls and room for wagons. Inquire premises.
d2o-3t JOS II. FISKE. 427 9th st. NV
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-sTORE AND DWELLING, 1874
9TH St W. Rent. S25 30
d2S-3t s. j. BLOCK, 6l5 ST. NV.
DOR RENT-LARGE WAREHOUSE. 1905 B ST.
Il n: W. opposite Wholesale market fine business
location. So Inquire at S26E Louisiana
TOR RENT-A NICE NEW STORE ROOM AND
Il fat above; No. 1922 eth st. n w.; store % feet
front by % feet 6eep 20 alley will rent store
u desired Call at the owners residence. No 1920
Vermont ave. W. W. BURDETTE. d2S-2w
DOR RrNT-F1NE LARGE STORE IN MON
L trOse Flats, 11lJ 9Th st. 2SxSo floor space ;
especially suitable for bicycle business cafe steam
heat large cellar, really for occupancy by Dec Is,
1892 L. =. FkISTOE. 1:.3S f st. n W. d26-6t
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MALE OR FEMALE.

WANTFD-woMEN COOKS. ere To $40 PER
w month; maids. wa.trsss-< nurses. sc-Ibber-
futers m@n cooks coschnen. kitchen heip fo- fsTn
bss and hotels. DICKS AGENCY. 6I3 9Th St d30-2c'
yVANTYD-GOoD WHITE GIRL As COOK; No
w washing or ironing EUOd WAGES Apply IN drug
store. I'd and sts n Also coiored boy work in
stor-. &c
WANT D-WHIrE FARMER AND WIFE (NO
w cnt1renl % work small farm near city; must
d@rstani q horses and come well recommended
td.i---- AHhEk. star Office d2S-:jc'
WANTED - DUNDORN'S EMPLOYMENT b.
w rssn. conducted by ladie>-men ard women. white
frd cclred for al kinds domestic labor city
Hrc srr1rs- With references. zoo J. St Owe.
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LOR HENT-UNFUhNl
Il $40 l1th st NV. l0r
ano2 large halls and
13oyK ST NV. isr. .3os. 5:
1rss2 w ave NV. i5r.......,0'
141S Goth st. DIR. ......2O'
500 l4th ST NV. ltr is
l101 r I ave nv. 17r. ..l5.
1923 N st NV, 15r......15i
Ridge st, Georgetown,
,alor. ..........,....-..E
1921 X st NV. Eer......1I'
lois Conn ave. l:,r.. 81. -
Brooks Nansion. Brook
land. d G. 20r.........Gl
pol r st NV. l4-........T
1918 y V ave NV. I2r...7,
1901 23d 81 NV. 11r.....0i
237 Q st nv. 12r .....6:
405 11th st NV. Pr. .G
$500 l4th ST NV. Or. O.
FURN
In NV. 2:r. ............s5O'
II st NJ 18th nwl1r. 3:}3. 3;
X s. mr. 18th NV. l6r. 333. 3:
goth st near n ct nv.
4 q near 18th st NV.
1Sr. ..................3 30
b mr. 18th st nv. i5r %
18th st mr. Pstnw, 15r. PSI
Jefferson place. lar %
u ST mr. 14thnwl3r. 2O8. 3:
y 3 cor 10Th Il F, lar. 2Ot
o stn'r 18th st NV. 13r. 20(
OFF
Sc cor1cth and Est,
NV. 4r. entire third
Pa ave L l1rh ST NV. 2r. 81
BE cor 10Th and r SITS
NV. 2r. ID aoo-. .....5f
1928 Pa ave NV. ID er. 50
co., 9TH 81 NV. LIST Ar. 81
1905 E st NV. entire ID
Aoo8 "A
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FURNISHED AND CNFURNIsHED.
EoR RENT-oooe ST.; BEAUTIFUL, ABOVE
- and bay-window front room; second door; fur
nished or unfinished. d3O2cs
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED OR FURNISHED
Il rooms. heat, ras and bath moderate; refer
ences required. sI5 10Th ST. d3O-3cs
EoR RENT-Two VERY DELIGHTFUL ROOMS
furnished or unfuf I'd floor in good locality with
furnace heat and gas; bath same floor: and
herdics; terms reasonable. l24 9th n. .. d3O3cs
EoR RENT-3 ROOMS; I'd FLOOR; FURNISHED
or untnrnshed, for light Housekeeping at 6l3 East
Capitol Ut. d2S-3n.
For RENT-l2o9 ST. NV. FURNISHED or
Il unfurntshed, wall-heated communicating rooms
on second and third floors bay windows; SOU I'm
exposure private family; board If desired. dS,cs
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTtD-BT GESTLEMAN-COHFORTA
w BIZ furnished 2t-sta-y room. with open crate
ster~ - can - have Jam. oecenty cooke break
f.s- Address kI -bOUESE. Room l.. Washington
Ian ard trust building dJ02t'
W ANTED-BY 4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN A
w E-zty furnished sunshine room in a small priv
A.. family. With home priviese-- Address X House
o. k-psL Box 3B7- It.
WASTED - Two NICELY FURNISHED ID
W stlry con e1tirg tel rooms. with board
"a gentleman AMI wife AMI one lady. location near
raoe Inc prir- not &c eIrred tS5 rivsfe
ianl.y, objection o children, boarding house
nd r-7is refsrenes exchanged Address Box I'D,
Star ofse go 2
WANTFD-INMRDIATE ADULTS 4
w 9n.u nisiled rocins for hxht housekeeping
r--.t - Convenient street cars. Address with
lefteui.rS. l. = B., Room 30. Floor B. Post Ofscs
b-psrtlneLt IL.
Va 'NIfD-3 or 4 uNFUKNisEED ROOMS
w e.h hat. N desirable locatioH- Address with
t~rms. A. A. O.. star of1r~. d.ss-3t
WASTED = IHRfE CONNECTING ROOMS.
w We Iz.fed. Tor ofhce-; sta or sta. Penn.
efe. siats toor. sra. elevator and Address
o g l.. - 81 JsEes Hotel d..-st'
WANTaD-FUKNfSHED AND USFURNIsHED
70 e-fr- essi--t.- TONERS (e-taoii shed $3.50.
1f-iH- AGENCY .4;s7 llth 81. n W.
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

DOR kENT-OFFICES IN THE NEW DISTRICT
l. Title Insurance Company building $40 18th At
NV. Rooms are large. we'll lighted and heated by
steam CHARLES W. HANDY
Real Estate Broker,
d23-lm 6l0 18th St. n "
EOK RENT-OFFTCE ROOMS ONsECOND FLOOR
L OF our building: suitable for dentist lawyer pat
emit attorney, &c. noderats rent. TYLER 4 RUTH
ERFORD. 1907 st. ny d3-1ms
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

IyoR sAIE-A SQUARE NORTHEAST ox rHE
4 tire 81 Tire kil<son railroad extension A n
rFMNr>. zoe - NV dSnlm
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TOh hEN IL Ia Is
Tor RENT-ELEGANT FLATS IN.RANDOLPN
L building, 1904 g st. q. rooms steam heat
DC. ALBERT T. FOX, $50 F st. n ". d3O-6t
EOR kENT-A FLAT OF FOUR ROOMS, SUIrA-
bic for housekeeping. nicely furnished; centrally
located references eIchanged terms moderate pri.
vate family Address A. B. c. @. Star once. d2e-2a.
FOR RENTaTHE BEAUTIFUL MONTRosE
flats, lll5 9th ST. NV. rooms and bath each
heated by steam elevator and electrical appliances,
ready Tor occupation by Dec. 10. 1892. For prices
l. 70 parties without children rooms and bath bay
windows; porch IN rear ate AIN heat; elevator and
tendance. nj 18th st. n.w d2-5w-
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nor RENT-sECOND FLOOR OF BUILDING
L near 3D. and NV 24x50; for carpenter storage.
&c. 9 % also stable. s12; also good second hand
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INoR s.Ly-rHr INCEST IIrri.r LOT N TIVE
L northwest Tor - .0l o. he south size q Kenyon
St, ColnIne,a heiShts ls5 n from iAtl size ioo
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DOR RENT-HOUSFS-
SIG SlS. $40. SGD 9th ST e.. 2s Or CELL gao 80
l:5o5 n rs. Sr. and cellar. %, 80
I243 Maryland ave. s. and base. %. %
1870 ST: ne. 9 3. and base. 90 50
646O3 18th st ne. 2s and base. 6r.....-.- "a. 20
70 St Sc, 2s Or. Il 80
4l-iI alley bet LIST and I'd, and W., Or IL. o
i:I3 Linden St. n e., 10. 50
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An A.rocious scheme.

klamath Star. c. p. Allen, of Pome-
roy, WASH, is out with powerfully
powerful argument against the opening
of the Columbia river. 'sThe villainy of
this atrocious scheme is seen by him in
the fact that shipping on the river would
be Inonopolized. Railroads don't
monopolize. Railroad corporations
have souls that stick right out in the in
terest of the struggling people, but the
open river monopoly is always soulless
concern. 1t would plant cannon upon
the nights above the Columbia river and
shoot into everything in the shape of
opposition. 1t would discharge shot and
shell into opposition boats along the
river and shower grape-shot and canister
into the egg baskets and potato sacks
driven along the river roads. Beware of
an open river! 1t is villainouss and
atrocious' scheme, Mr.. Allen says, to
bankrupt the only corporations that
have souls Therefore, Mr.. Farmer, try
no longer to make higher roost for
your chickens! The villainy of your
atrocious scheme can only result in
bankrupting Charles Hennery Roost
Robber /.
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CROPS wEArHEE BULLETIN.
For the Week Ending June IA. 1902
Eastern Oregon.

For the Week Ending June IA, 1899.
Eastern Oregon.
Weather: Cool and partly cloudy
weather prevailed with general showers
on the 10Th. The rainfall varied from
06 of an inch to one half inch.
Crops: More rain is greatly needed.
The wheat prospects were never better
up to May Goth, which could be repre-
sented by 110 while now they are down
to from go to 20, rain inside the next
week would raise the prospects 10 points
or more. Volunteer wheat is about a
failure. In Umatilla, Morrow, Sher-
man, Gillian and Wasco counties the
wheat was damaged by the hot winds of
May and some fields will not be worth
cutting. Spring grain was also injured
by the frosts on the I'd inst. in many
localities. In Union, Wallowa and a
few interior counties the conditions are
| more encouraging and far better; excel
lent prospects prevail in the Grand
Ronde valley where wheat and fruit
promise large yields. The rain on the
10th, was worth hundreds of thousands
of dollars. The wheat prospects are GER
tainly gloomy but yet it may become
better by the occurrence of seasonable
rains. Rye hay is being cut and yield
| ing two tons to the acre. The frosts
killed tender plants about Fort Klam-
ath, on the I'd. The fruit prospects
are better than they are in western Ore
gon. Sweet corn will be ripe about The
Dalles within two weeks.
! Rivers: The Columbia river fell
but is now rising again, but several
of it's tributaries have passed their
greatest rise and are now falling and
will continue to fall. B. S. PAeUE.
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d&wlnn
Change or business.

Having disposed of all our stock in
terest and good will in the business of
Orchard & Co., grocery, crockery and
glass ware, in The Balles, Or. This is to
notify all parties concerned that the
firm of G. L. Richmond & Co., will con-
tinue in business at the old stand, who
will collect and pay all bills of the past
firm. We recommend our patrons to
continue business with the new firm as
above, ORCHARD. &c Co.
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NOTICE mo- ICE CONSUMERS.

AS manager of The Dalies Ice Co. 1
wish to contradict the statements that /
was only acting as agent for an outside
company. own one half interest in
the company, and will sell ice this year
and for years to come, and should crop
of natural ice come in this locality we
will put up enough to supply this city
for three or four years and Spokane com
panies will then have to withdraw their
agents from here. Respectfully,
w. S. CRAM, Manager.
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ICE, ICE. ICE,

Having on hand alarge supply of ice
we are prepared to furnish our custom
ers with ice in any quantity at reason
able rate. We guarantee we will supply
the demand without advancing prices
throughout the season. Leave orders at
g. F. Lauer's store, Second street.
5-2tf Gates & ALLISON.
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the late
firm of Mr.. Farland and French will
please call at the old store, now Messrs.
Pease & Mays, where Mr.. French will be
in waiting that they may make inn
mediate settlement of their notes and ac-
counts.
S. FRENCH,
6-3-d&w1m For the company.
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Tin wedding.

very pleasant little party of old d-time
friends and neighbors met last night at
the residence OF Hon. E. B. and Mrs.
Dufur to celebrate their tin wedding.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Menefee of Dufur, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. H. Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Gourlay, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Menefee,
Mr.. Troy Shelley and number of
young folks, who thoroughly enjoyed
the occasion in their own fashion. The
party broke up at an early hour after
heartily wishing the host and hostess
many happy days.
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Mass meeting.

All legal voters of Dalles City, ire
spective of party, are requested to meet
at the Court house, on Wednesday even
ing, June 18th, 1892, at s So'clock for the
purpose of selecting candidates for city,
and ward offices, to be voted for at the
approaching city election.
RoBT. MAYS
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ChronIcle snap shot..

New York has an Armenian daily news
paper.
Florida moss is being used for mat
tresses.
Philadelphia leads in carpet manufsc.
turing.
Wilmington, Del, has lady decorators.
machine makes 10000 wire cork
screws day.
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church Notice.

Rev. A. o. Dolyen, Evangelical Luthe-
ran pastor from Portland, will preach
in the Scandinavian language, in the
German Lutheran church on Ninth
street this evening. Service commences
at O'Clock
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Notice.

All persons indebtedto the late firm
of w. Bolton & Co., Antelope, either by
note or book account, will please call at
the old store and make immediate set
tlement of the same.
WILBUR BoLToN,
d&wlm For the company.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm of Van Duyn &
Co., Tygh Valley, either by note or book
account, will please call at the old store
and make immediate settlement of the
same. G. J. VANDUYN,
d&w1m For the company.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing
between E. B. Mcfarland, S. French
G. V. Bolton and Wilbur Bolton, under
the name and style of W. Bolton & Co.,
Antelope, Oregon, was dissolved ON the
21st day OF March, 1892.
E. b. MCFARLAND,
S. FRENCH,
G. V. BoLToN,
5-24-d1m WILBUR BoLToN.
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BATTALION DELL.

Armory A. Co.
THE DALLEs, Ore, June 18th, 1892
The weekly drill of the 18th inst, is
hereby postponed to Thursday the 10Th,
inst. for the batillion drill. All equip
ments have to be returned until next
Thursday night. By order OF
AID. KELLER, Capt.
r. KUss, Let Sergeant.
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l announce myself as candidate for
city marshal at the forthcoming city
election, subject to the vote of the citi-
zens. FRED HAKFPAPP.
Dalles City, June 18th, 1852.