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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-04
Muertef.

Bon einem ii6 nit aitrOnomif9en
Stubien neutrality-suspicious. u~nleres
8lattes gebt uns folgetbe Mitt6eilumg
Su rSttpiter, Der Batter Der 86tter. un6
Meniden bel ben @rie6en, Der 8aal
Ser alien 8abplonier, unb fem f9ones
Softer6en 9erus, iperbert am Sonlt.
aberb abenb um Z ubr, tief am @benb.
bimmel (im Wafermanne) cine gu.
iammenfnnft baben - fidtbar, ipenil
Blupius fern bleibt."
= Sn San Marcps fam Dor BEN
Gountps@ eri9tsbof Der bonn Staate &c.
gen =. Wtartin, ipegen @erlebltng bes
SocolzS ptions@ eieBes anbdngig ges
mafte ProSeB, CUR @erbanblung; Der
Nngetlagte ipurbe bes 0erbred)ens,
geiltige @etranfe perfauft All fla.
ben, f6ulbig befunben unb All elmer
Celebrate BON $25 ipmie at einer Sc.
fdngniBbaft BON 20 3agen perurtbeilt,
Sieie gnti6eibung 1T I'M bebipiler
BON Wi6tigfeit, neil iie gum ,Yrobe.
fall" gema6t unb benz Expectations
@eri6t ~pprgelegt perben tpirb,
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8Dgel unb S~dugetbiere, ueI6e 1td
Der Wenf6 GIT ieinem @ergniigeft pber
JttBen ge5abmt urb undergraduates bat,
fonnten 1nter 1eineir Sd1be 1i6 a1
beuet1, bunflen 1nb buntfarbigenGarie
tdte1 abstpetgen, lnb es 1T mabrl9einz
lid, baB unfere 8orbdter, mie u1iere
3eltgenofen nit gorliebe bieien s3a6e
tungspro5eB bef6rbert baben. Semi
Die 9tetgung fir bas butte 1trb farbenz
retfe, bas Neue unb lteberra iden6e
TT nun etnntal unIerm @ei6ledte att
geboren.
9e1te Mbenb tpurben pie6er brei err
legte geflefte 9i9erfaben urb ein Studs
betmgebra6t, ale bon benz auerft err
tpabnten Sabnerbunbe anfseipiirt ltnb
arf Sdume getriebeu, etn t~peiterer 8ez
ipets, baB bieies &aub5eug 1T SoIge bes
lett etlttgen SGbren Sebem lei6t erfenttz
barren Nntpu6ies ether gelunbet Malbs
begetatton, i6 pobl fiibIt ltnb fi6 misz
Der permebrt.
Sem Stat lit Der Union tit better
geeignet. 1T u1tabi ebbarer Solgeseit Ell
men mdBtgen 8e1tattb Der por3iigli61ten
~iagbbaret Sbiere gu erbalten wie Sc
rus.
u11ere ausgebebnten prairien bes
Sla6lanbes Der aiiitengegenben, Bic
peiten nit Geitriipp un6 Gaetusarten,,
tpebieln nit Mesquitz9 idi6ten unb
ben neutrality-suspicious. Der SluBnie6ez
rungen Der 9iigelregion. Sic bemal6ez
ten nnb paferrei6en @ebirgsgegemben
bteten ben 9iri6en, putern, Mntilopen
11o prairiebibnern alIe tatirli6en
gebtngungen a1 ibrer Grbaltung unb
Wermebrung, ba3u bic milben 0inter
ob1e atbaltetbe aalte unb S9neefaa,
init birrei6enber griiner Weibe, Sas
menfntter, 8eeren, @i9el11, @erbtbieren
unb Gepiirme. Oie groBtentbeils fteriz
LETT, NIT 9orngeitriipp uttb Gactusz9lrz
ten beftanbenen Pratriet Ser regettar=
r1et Gone, tper6en tpobl trob artelii6er
8runiten nod ein Meni6enalter lang
MIR cine biinn angeiebelte oieb5u9tz
tretber6e 8eb0lferung aufpeiien.
GS 1T nod ni6t ST. lpdt, bur6 oerz
niinftige @eiebe Der gdn5li6eu Nnsrotz
tung Der genannten i%agbbaren nttb uns
i6dbli6en Sbiere S6ranfen au ieBem.
Dor alem folte bic nd6te regelmdBige
2egislatur elm @eleb erlahen, pel6es
uater @nbrobung crimineIer 8erfol>
gutg unb 8eitrafung fir llebertretltftg,
eine S6on5eit BON penigz
ftens Sabren feffeBte. unt
bas 8efeb tDirffam ST. MAIDEN, iolter
fur ben 5u 16onen6en Siitrift einige
bonn Staate, tti6t BON 6en 8iirgert,
ernattnte un%abbdngige Iufii6tsbeamte
ernannt iperber, benen ausi9liebli9
anberer poli5eili6er phi6tert - bic
&ontroae iiber bic ltrifte Nusfiibrung
Der S9ongeiebe obldge.
Sn biefer Meii utb bur6 bic Musfibz
rang berniinftiger @efebe our &egelung
Der Sagb f6nnten mir pobl BEN int artz
beren Sale perbienten Yorpurf unferer
Na6fDmmen, baB mir Elm @ef6le6t
bon ftnnlofen felbfii9tigen 3erit6reri1
uno Treblern an Der Natur gemefen
feier, permeiben.
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California : meine.

Weinliebbaber finber Elm sroBes 2az
ger BON feinen CALIFORNIA @einen BEL
9errn s. $. WeDer am Mlamoz
Ylaaa. Serr Wfeper iu9t bic Weine
an Dat unb STEELE aus lnb fault brett
aug benz Seller Der Weinsii6ter. Oils
gltem &enner gelingt es linn itets, bic
beIten SDrten aus5umdblen. gr fann
feline &llnben unb Samilien nit einem
guten Sropfen Derieben. @otbz unb
MeiB @eine in por5iigli9er QnaIitdt
bpn jebt alb $1.00 per @alone = fret
ms 9aus geliefert.
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Weinht.

Gin beuti6es Mdb6en fir Slide
nnb lei6te 9ausarbeit. 2obn $12
monatli6. Ndberes gu erfabren 6urb
9errn 2ubmig Mabnde i'm Mabmdes
!GnteI.
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@ndlena 0lrnicn so1he.

Dte Bette SaIbe Der gBelt fur SGnitte, 0ueti@unz
sen, @efdwire, Gteber= unb Sautz an8i&Ias, Tieate,
aefprunsene Sdn6e, Grpitbeulen unb aae Sanftranfs
9etten furtrt Sdmcrrbctben pber feine Be,abluns,
Vbltse 3nfrtebenbeit Sardntirt pber cas- Gelb wtrb
purdderftattet. 25 Gents ote S@a1tel. Bum Uerfaui
Whple5ale,
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@eaen Die beftigiten M~asenleiben
eiebt es ni9ts befferes pie 9r. 9ngult
&0rig's Samburger Sropfen /; iie baben
mir f6on baufg i6mel unb ii9er gebolz
fen Mbert Sieler, port Sope, Mi6'
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Snfttmct pner iteberleeumea

Nv
8ilber aug benz Sbierleben un6 5fisz
5en babe i'd gelegentli6 meiue bur9
eige1e G%rfabrnng gefeitigte l1eberaeuz
gung; baB ben b6ber organilirten
Sbieren bic geitige @igeni6aft, mel6e
mir int gem6bnlt9en 9pra6gebrau6
nit Dem Worte rgertanb" be5ei6nen,
II it'd ab5uipre@en lei, mebremale err
tpdbnt.
gbe i6 gi6ner's rpbDfoloaif6e
8ilber" ober iein ~geiitboIes @erf
rSas Seelenleben Der Sbiere" gelelen
bate ober anbere nambafte Sdriftz
teller unb Sori6er, bate i6 tpie ant
bere felbffdn6ig benfenbe Sager unb
beoba6tenbe Naturfreunbe Bic ueber=
aeugung, baB Der 8esrif rSnitinct Der
Sbiere" unflar unb unber1tdnbli6 lit
unb Der Wirfli6feit ni6t entipri9t.
Sd babe Or. 8ii9ner in Sarmitabt
por Der @oaenbung bes l%ebtgemannten
Diel gelobten unb ebenfaus BON 5eiten
ftarrer Sbeolosen limb autoritdtsz
gldubiger BbDiiologen beftis gef6mdbz
ten Werfes auf feline 0ffentli6e Mufor>
berung in weitperbreiteten 3eitunz
gen gu Der 3eit einen f6riftli9en 8eiz
trag gum 8epeiie bes Seelenlebers Ser
5biere Ober beren 8erftanbesfrdfte
iiberianbt, mofiir er 5pdter, tpenr aud
implicite, feinen Mmerifanii6en Sreunz
ben Dfentli6 Satf abge1tattet bat.
Inter arberen 8eiipielen babe i6
bas Sbun unb Sreiben tpdbrenb boiler
bret Sabre zines non mir unb meiner
S9weIter er5ogenen,-6 as Wprt
ybreiiieren" lit in bieIem Sale ni6t
5uldifig!- Gi6elbdbers, Corvus CLAN,
darius, aufgefibrt. 9iefer f66re, unz
ierem eliterartigen groBen y&io Granbe
8ladbirb" in @eitalt nnb @r0Be abnz
li9e 8ogel, 1T %beionbers ben Sdgerr
nnb Sorftleuten megen ieines S6arfz
fumes, feiner S9laubeit ur16 @ad)z
famfeit febr befannt, aber aud ni6t
menig perbaBt. Menn Der fluge gogel
ii6 muir barauf bei6rdnfte, bonn bobe;:
SiBe feline Warnungsitimme laut tpers
ben 5u lahen, Inn ieinen ~geiliigelten
8erpanbteit bas 9eranf6lei6en zines
&anbtbieres seitig sI berfinben, piirbe
man fein Sbun perbienitli6 neuner
fOnnen; aber aaes ~jagbbare Wilb, unb
bic Wilbbiebe ni6t ausgef9lohen, nil
fen cine geui1e calculation bes Mar=
n%llngsrufes ienes 8ogels gu beuten,
Der beiBt: Gin S6riter O0er Sdger
i6lei6t bier berum! 9lufgepaBtI
Hub bier mill ib in eebrdngter aiirse
einen @us5ug Der Geographic zines iener
80gel MIR einige ieiner 2eiituneen auf=
fibren.
80 bieie, pabri6einli9 man6em
ifeptii6 angelegten 2sier mdbrGenbaft
erf6einen tDerben, fige i1 mod binau,
baB nebett mei1er eigenen @erli6erung
Der Iutbenti5itdt, nod sablrei6e s3eus
gen in meinem Seimatbsorte meme
Nngaben erbdrten %fonnelt, umo baB
bieie Nrbeit ebenfaas III elmer 53eitung
meiner engeren Seimatb Der uSreiea
prefe fir Serase na6gebrudt mirb.
Der 8pgel ba@fte III einem gerdumis
gen Bauer i'm Gingange zines bis alr
fpdten Na6titunbe lebbaft frequentirfen
8ei66ftsbauies.
Gr rief mid, meine Shutter, dltere
@ei6piiter unb Sienftleute peritdnb<
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aay Sir gutes Sol3, ri9tig gemef=
len unb prompte 8ebiennng ipembe
man lt6 an Die Carr Moob So.
Selepbon 1893.
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sic t5nnen ibm ibren 8eifau niGt rerIasen, benn es
IL. etne Ihatia4e, ba5 Or. 8uus Suifen Srrur al
be anpsren Suifenmittsl t~ebsutenb hterHhsslt bat.
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a9~ aae Sortem Wilb unb Slide
bel s. Smith. 209 Weit Commerce
StraBe.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30
|, NotIce: sale. of city Lots.

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sRsss ssss tsss ssss.s sss ssss ss
Council 81 Dailss City, June soth, 1892. entiued
ssAn Ordinance entitled an Ordinance to provide
tSt Ses W. On Trssday sSe ssn day Of a Angus
1892, sell at public auction to the highest bidder.
all of the following described lots and parts of
lots situatsd In Gates Addition to Daiies City,
Seventy feet OF from the south side OF Lot No.
1, Block Is. Seventy feet or from south side of
10 soss and as L Sos
lots Nos !, 5, ii andl2, in Block No. IA
than which they will not be sold is fixed as
20 feet OF the south end OF Lot No. 1, in
20 feet % OF the e; South end OF Lot No. 2, in :
The south one half of Lot No. 5, in Block
The -sOi south one-han OF Lot No. j, in Block - -
The Oi south one-haii Of Lot No. 3, in Block - =
No. Is. :. - 80 = =, 10000
Lots numbered 2, S, i. 5, els, 9 and 10, in
Block No. 19, and Lots numbered q,
IL and II, in Block No. Ii, each APP
Each % of said aid lots viii be sold upon the lot
a less sum than the value as above stated.
One third of the price bid on any OF said lots
sna Pc gald IN casn a. ms aa Ss S
third on or before two years from date OF sale.
with interest at the rate OF ten per cent. per
annum upon deferred payments; payable
The sale viii begin with the first lot herein
above mentioned at ten O'Clock a. m, August 16,
herein named until ali Of said lots SHAH be sold
Dated this nth day 20 81 Jn1y, NJ SSr lSgS. NY
7.13-S-13w-d. Recorder of Dalles City.
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To Cloud Cap Inn.

Continued from Page I.
cumgyrating arms and legs enabled us
to mark his course. The professor, re-
gardless of all Consequences to his Prince
Albert could not resist the novelty of a
tobboggan ride in July. Soon all joined
in the exhflarating sport unmindful of
any damage to wearing apparel.
The dark shadowscast by the noun
tain reminded us that the sun was sink
ing fast, and not relishing the prospect
of nights experience in snow and ice,
we left the scene of our late toboggan
slide.
The sight of large gray wolf disap-
pearing behind bank of snow recalled
to minds the stories of George Remnants s
Siberian adventures. But before We
had gone far, we heard the sounds of a
human voice, as if it came from the
very clouds above us. Looking up we
saw On the extreme summit the minute
forms of the two climbers who had left
Cloud Cap Inn early that morning We
shouted to them and received answers
from their lofty position some 1000 feet
above US.
On returning to the Inn supper was
already prepared for US, and we soon
succeeded in overcoming the almost
ravenous appetite caused by our climb.
The stage stood before the door, and bid
fding good bye to all, much to the evi-
dent pleasure of our ancient maiden
friend, who, learning of our departure
cancelled her orders for the driver to
cali the next day, we left the snow banks
Of Mt. Hood, feeling well repaid for oul
"trip. The drive homeward was unevent-
full. We met Malcomb Moody's coach
ing party from The Dalles. Mr.. Moody
l among his other requirements being
very adept with the ribbons, had driven
from The Dalles in remarkably fast
time. 81
As the grade was now down hill We
very soon reached Hood River, arriving
in time to get aboard the, 1880 p. m
train thus making the round trip the
same day.
Cloud Cap Inn is. bound to. grow il
favor as q, summer resort, and it-wil
mot be long before it will acquire ma
4 tional reputation. Within few hour
ride from the railroad it is BY no mean
inaccessible. The scenery there is pro
nounced by all artists and connoisseurs
far superior to. any afforded by tn
mountains of Europe. Lovers of tn
beautiful in nature need no longer seel
the ALPS to crafty their desires 70
mountain grandeur. A trip to Clou'
Cap Inn3will not. disappoint the mos
expectant.
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ing witnesses j. H. Fisk, and l.. V.
Hampton, from Portland, and F. n. and
Eve SpIcer from Antelope, the court
admitted. defendant to bail in the sum OF
81 500, with the understanding that he
is to report to the sheriff twice day,
morning and evening, and court ad-
iourned until D. M.
Pursuant to adjournment court met
at p. m. Witnesses having failed to
reach the city, the case was again post
poned until a. m. Monday.
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Campbell Bros. soda fountain has a
purely summer fizz on these days.
Messrs. D. NJ. and Smith French left
for Ilwaco this afternoon.
Mount Hood Hose company have a
special meeting this evening at 8 80
sh arp.
Mr.. VIM. Hendricks, assessor OF Sher-
man county, is in The Dalles posting up
on the work before him.
A bunch of six keys have been left at
THE CHRONICLE Office for the owner, on
payment for this notice.
A,young lady from the country de-
sires a situation in the city to do general
housework. Apply at this Office.
This is what the truck farmer calls
his tomato weather. 1t is indispensable
to ripening-so it may be seen all
seasons have their own.
The schooner Wasco, Capt. Donovan,
left yesterday for Chenoweth. She will
be back to port on Tuesday, and will
then make trip to wind river.
The board OF trustees of the NJ. E.
Church say that if the new minister ar
rives servicesawill be held at II a. m.,
and p. m, tomorrow. Otherwise not.
Sam Thurman is in correspondence
with some friends in the east, and it is
thought another cannery will be es-
seasons salmon fishing.
Jakey Kamm says its poor rule that
will not work both ways, and if the O.
P. r. Co., don't let him land his steam
ers at their dock, they shan't land theil
steamers at his Ilwaco dock. Kamm il
all right.
We never tasted a green fig until to-
day, and the beauty of this fig was itt
ripeness. It grew in Mr.. E. Schanno't
Dalles City orchard !; and certainly NJ
fig could be better favored nor NOR,
perfectly matured in any country
Good for The fDalles; figs of the whit,
Adriatfc varietys%
The Regulator made a special trip tt
Cascade Locks today, to try her machin
Fery. Since repaifing she looks fine and
sits on the water better than when ehe
was launched, having had her chains
tightened up and other exterior i'm
.provemeats made; not saying anything
about the new and artistic paint work
is much improved.
The Oregon Pomological Society is il
session in this city today. The subjec
of San Jose, scale, which infests .nearl,
every orchard in The Dalles, was tn
principal topic OF, discussion, and owinl
fo.the diMsultiessin the way i6fIa genera
summer spraying,sit was SUGGESTED tha
the city aatK6rities be invited 70 assis
Id the work. It is matter which W,
fafe confident the council would take ::
hand' in it. proper representation of tn
facts is officially made to them.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-30

The Dalles CHRoNIcLE under the
management OF Oregon's pioneer
journalist D. G. Ireland, is one of the
best exchanges that comes to this office.
D. G. has seen the rise and fall of humid
reds of newspapers and newspaper men,
but through all the vicissitudes of an un-
usually eyentful life, his facile pen has
lost none OF its cunning, and he is still
doing yeoman duty in agitating the open
river question. Like Banquo's ghost, he
will not down, and we are glad of it.
Stay with 'em old man. We are with
you heart and soul.-Vancouver
Register.
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The Royal and the soldiers.
Army and Navy Journal. =,

During the last year, including the
March contracts recently awarded, the
Royal Baking Powder company has sup
piled over .212,o 600 pounds, or LOG tons of
baking powder for the United States
government and its army and navy
officers.
For many years the government has
given its orders for Royal Baking Pow
der in preference to all others, it being
found superior to all others in strength
and purity by the official examination,
and the only baking powder that will
keep and retain its strength in the var
ious climates to which it is sent by the
department:
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Church Notices.

Congregational Church services in the
Court house tomorrow Sunday a. m.
at IL O'Clock. Sunday school at 12.15.
Young peoples society OF Christian En-
deavor at 800 p. m: All persons not
worshiping elsewhere are cordially in
vited.
Union servlces@at the Court house
Sunday evening at So'clock. Preaching
by Elder J. w. Jenkins.
Christian church services at the Court
house at 5 p. IN. Sunday. Preaching by
Elder J. w. Jenkins.
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LOCAL BRRYITIES.

Fresh stubble pasture at Sharps, on
Three Mile.
Mr.. ]. w. Howard of Prineville, is
at the Umatilla house.
Rev. A. C. Spencer announces that he
will oficiate at the NJ. f. church at s p.
M, tomorrow.
Hon. Henry Dustin OF Goldendale,
who has been in the city on business,
left for home this morning.
Hon. c. w. Cartwright returned from
Hay creek yesterday. He found the
road pretty hot and dusty.
Mr.. ]. w. Berry, warden of the Ore
gon state penitentiary, is sojourning in
The Dalles, at the Umatilla house.
The Herald says Henry Steers, in
lower Antelope, has hay stack measur-
ing 100 feet in length, 16 wide and so
high.
Among the passengers for the north
today via. Goldendale stage, were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Egan, of A. M. Williams
& Co.
There is one beauty about The Dalles
fruit You can eatit after dark, with
. out the aid of candle. There are no
worms in it. - r.
Chicago and Dubuque are represented
in The Dalles today by a couple OF gen.
tlemen who seem to: be interested in
what is to be seen.
Mr.. Phil Brogan, ST., is building a
residence on Third street, between
Washington and Court, which will be
quite an ornament to that portion OF
the city. f.. Z
Mrs. Powell, the lady who was 90
badly injured by the runaway accident
near Dufur, and was carried to this city
for treatment, is very low, and hopes for
her recovery indeed are faint
The Guard says it was Messrs. L. a.
McNary of Portland and H. N. Cocker
ine of Eugene, Who carried on the con-
versatSon with The Dalles party from
,he summitiof Mt Hood on the gath.
Mr.. Chas! Qualman, representing H
>. Croker & Co., of the Railroad
r. Gazetteer, is taking Tin The Dalles. Mr.,
Rualman feels quite at home at the
Umatilla house. Years ago ne was one
bf the clerks in large establishment,
tarried on by brother of Mrs. Sinnott
Sam Chne's patent fan Rocker; a rea
luxury, in which the recliner fans him
|elf Cor herself) by rotary fan, worked
by the action of the chair; WAS in oper
tion in front of his store this morning
County Clerk ]Crossen suggests that i
hohld be taken to Chicago, as a repre-
entative6f Oregon genius. We secont
he motion.
Chas. O'NieI informs the Antelop
Herald that the land and live stock com
pany have $4,000 sheep which yieldet
IN average clip of 81 pounds this year
This immense number of sheep require
he employment of forty men the yea
round and some parts of the year i
axes no less than fifty or sixty men t.
manage them Grass is fine in tn
hountain ranges.
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valuable Farm for Sale.

A highly improved 400 acre farm, on
Tygh Ridge, convenient to wood, water
and range, in district where crops
never fail. For sale at reasonable
price, and on easy terms. Apply at
this Office.
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Two Grand Excur.ions.

Two. grand excursions to Europe by
the fast and elegant anchor line steam
ships Ethiopia and "Fumessia. The
first viii leave New York; August 18th,
and the second August Goth, this is an
string to visit the old country For
full particulars and rates, apply to T. A.
Hudson, general agent, The Dalles, Or.
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T. A.. Van Norden, the expert watch
repairel at No. 1o6 Second street, The
Dalles, appears to have a happy Knaek
for holding the confidence OF his patrons.
The secret, of course, is the usual one
skill in repairing even the most compli-
Gated watches. . 7-12-1m
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DR.. vandenbergh at Home.

Buffalo Courier. Chemist Frank P.
Vandenbergh has returned to Buffalo
from his western trip, and is again at
work in his laboratory His mission in
Oregon, it will be remembered, was to
make assays Of ores, and to study geo.
logic formations. Somewhere on the
road between the Pacific coast and this
city are three big boxes of rock speci-
mems, aggregating perhaps ton, which
on arrival as his laboratory he will re-
duce in his erucibles, and report upon
their value to those interested in the
lands inspected. DIR. Vandenbergh is
looking well and hearty and; reports a
pleasant and profitable western journey
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Advertised Letters.

3 Follo~ing'isthe list of Letters remain
ing in the postofice at The, Dalles un.
called for, Saturday, July Soth, 1892
Persons calling for same will give date
ON which they were advertised. =
Akin, J Mrs Martin, Matte Mrs.
Acton, Mamie Miss Montgomery II
Brown, Annie Miss Ransen, Wm
Brown, Henry Ramey, CE
Cochran, Dan Mrs Starkef Wyatt
Gruber, John STACK, OM2
Hendrickson, J T SaWrtson,J j II
Mckenzie, C E Sim, 6 A
Mcknight 10 Stur1nan c
Mcdonald, Nora Smith, Jacob
Magen, Frank Woove, Frank
F NJ. T.NoLANs P NJ.
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steamer Notice.

The steamer Dalles City will leave
Portland for Cascade Locks, with Dalles
freight at a. m. Saturday, July 30th.
The steamer Regulator will leave
Dalles daily at 6 Am, making through
cade Locks, on Monday, August 1st.
For further information apply to B. F.
LAUGHLIN, manager; orW. c. ALLowAY,
agent.
rare opportunity Tor the ladies is
now afforded by Mrs. Philips, who is Of
fering millinery at one third less, as she
has decided to retire from the business.
See advertisement. 6.1Sdtf
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Notice.

Parties desiring advertising space on
the sprinkler wagon may have it by
applying to s. f. FERRIS.
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NOTICE

City taxes for 1892 are now due and
payable within sixty days, at the office
of the undersigned.
L. RoRDEN, City Treasurer
DALLEs CITY, July 9Th, 1892.