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YIcroR PAaEr's LUCK.

The London Truth publishes an item stating
that wealthy American lady named Bennett
who died recently In Florence, Italy, left the
bulk of her fortune to Victor Paget, son and
heir Of Rt Hon. Sir Augustus Psget the Brit
iah ambassador ct Vienna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-14

Congressman W. 8. Holman was renominated
by reclamation on Tuesday by the democrats Of
the fourth district Of Indiana
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INFANTS EAsrEa WEAnAp1ss
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY.

ANEANlS AIASIEh w EARABL&2
The baby - we'll % the grown folks must
don new clothes at Easter. You know lust what
asuperb stock We always keep, and what un.
usual facilities and conveniences We have for
showing goods-separate and seclusive parlors
&c. Infants cloths are subject to fashion
freaks and changes Just % much a. the grown
folks. and we are going to show you tomorrow
some Of the pretty new things-the latest con.
ceits in baby clothes. They were bought this
week and 90 on sale tomorrow, Friday morning
In point Of excellence Of materials. Attractive.
mess Of style and lowness Of prices they have NO
superior. If indeed an equal-descript,en won't
describe these dainty needsbles for the Eight Of
the house" You must see them, and yod viii
agree with ~
silk Ooats. with Hats and Caps to match,
making dainty costumea Prominent among
the many styles are;
Silver Gray Hsasaline. with trimmings Of
Light PiAk.
Cream silk. with light silk trimminsa
Baby Blue silk. With Light Pink trimmingA
Plain Red suk.
Figured Chiilis Costs and Hats Of ali styles
and coleringA comprising some Of the latest
importations from France. Also exclusive
styles In Bingham Coats with hats 70 match
The acme Of beauty and sirinssa
Refer Jackets in not less than twenty-five
Distinct styles and colora AL made double
brsas' l.
Tan ,hsviot with sailor COLLAR and high full
sleeves and trimmed with large brass buttons.
Cream Chevtot with pin stripeA
Gray Bedford Cord.
Navy Blue or Cardinal Serge.
AL the little folks should be supplied with
for the cool mornings and evenings Of summer.
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Aroso Ia, Man.

oHHDREN's NAVY BLUR RERYna~
With gilt buttons and new style collar, "
esval tnstgnias for deoorstions-4 " II ysaa1x
cHiIDRENs NAVY BLUE REEYrnsx
With large buttons and sailor coilsra ~
! i iisI:Hss I iAs Ii2fD nEEff..s
CHifDRES's GRAY and TAN RREYuDo
edged With cord 10 match and sailor ooylaf =
Petal horseshOe ornamsnts-4 70 IL ysasok
sEkaE KHtFfEsEss, ess6. 81 ana
a GGHHIIRRkkss P P..s, t sspsohD
MIssFs iSs 6fSfH j.qKErs-.sA
p;Ms1 isggs SsE't sTh2r e is ys.5:sh
MISSES SMALL CHICK KEEFERs-aHS
K MG fssss's Tns cHEyror nrkrRs-sa
with chaneeable silk-l2 TO Is years-0l6
MISSES TAN kERsEl TOP OVAtD~
with lap seams and inserted fronts-11 y ~
MISSES NOVELTY CLOTH NywIAA
kETS-vtth something new in an slfustAkaa
o.pessil 20. Az 90 snd si5;
with cape divided in thesbAck; two large plan
running down the entire length Belt Of nne
Goods,leather I'm sheds % IS yeArs-ele
pearl buttons; full back with strap-lA 6lo
ysars-Sl415.
Every style 10 fashionsble-but most sss nuas1
our showing. Copies you may see-But % b NJ q
patent medicine fellows who say 'socspt - 60b6G
tute" We hardly think that prices were svs . ~
and We are sure qualities we're never bstaA -
quickens trade.
Before Saturday to be in time for EsstAF.
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THE SCHOOL BOARD.
A Lively Time at It's Meeting Tues
day Night.

fHE PREsIDEyr's REPORT on TIE coLoRKD
SCHOOLS CRITIcrsED-nR. ooRNIsH's PROTEST
READ AND COMMENTED UPoS-MR MITCHELL
Is SUSTAINED BIZ Mr.. BRUCE IN HE STATE
NExTs.
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BASE BALL NOTES

CINcNNArfs SECOND DEy1Ar-RAIN PsHvExrs
GAMHs.
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small cash deposit, the balance in small weekly
or monthly payments notes 70 sign and per cent
discount on al settlements made within thirty dayR
Such are terms for the purchase Of any article
articles Of FURNITURE, CARPETS. MATING, 10.
The coming Of spring necessitates many changes
about the house Such things Mattines and Retry
orators demand your attention Right here desire
say that have made unusual preparation in these
linea Our stock Of Mating, Lnoleum and oiloloth
il complete We lay them Oh your floor without extra
cost.
We know that you will not Be disappointed In our
stock Of Refrgerators-we carried 20 many be-
fore. AL sizes, all prices. from % to ESQ., Made BY
R. Armiger Son, and captured the highest Paris
award in 1885, We never tire Of talking to you about
the Plush Hair Cloth Parlor Suites We sell for e28
cash or $50 on time. We have sold hundreds Of them
and have yet to hear the first complaint We should
like to have you see the Plushcovered Psrlor Suite
sell for e45 six pieces frames Of solid oak. Our high
Grade ParlorSutes In Plush Brocatelle. Tapestry and
Wilton Rug 25 per cent cheaper than any house IN
the city, When you visit ask to zee the Solid oak
Bed Room Suite for SIT cash, els on time. II you
need carpet our Brussels at oper yard cash Csc
on time will please you Ingram Carpet, 35c. Per
yard cash. 400. on tina AL carpets made and laid
without extra cost No charge for waste in matching
figures We sell six-foot OAK Extension Table for
s4.25 cash or $3.50 on time. We can furnish your
house, or any part of it 1t small outlay Of ready
cash. and credit prices are lower than cash prices
In some stores.
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THE GREEDY EXPEDITION.

WAT n ACCOMPLISHED IN THE WAY OF OBJ
TANNING SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION.
Last evening at All Souls Church Gen. A.
W. Greedy related to an audience which filed
the church to its utmost capacity the story Of
the famous arctic expedition commanded by
him. II was not a lecture, but merely pleas
ant recital Of some Of the more interesting in
cidents Of the expedition. Gen. Greedy said
at the outset that he wished to correct the i'm
preston held by many people, both in this
country and elsewhere, that the expedition
had been q wild-goose chase in search Of the
north pole. The expedition commanded by
him was a carefully planned one, sent out for
the purpose Of securing important scientific
data, and despite its disastrous ending it had
made the most valuable scientific observations
ever made. The record Of the expedition in
that respect alone was second to none. while
Lieut. Lockwood, one Of its members, had
planted the American flag on . point farther
north than ever before attained by civilized
man. Providence, together with the mis-
management OF man, had prevented the entire
success Of the expedition, but that was no
reason why such expeditions should be utterly
condemned. Such mishaps were liable to hap
pen TO the most ordinary doings Of man. Gen.
Greedy said that tho men of the expedition
were loyal and true, and he paid a glowing
tribute to their devotion and self-sacrifce. He
closed his remarks by exhibiting number Of
photographs Of arctic scenery taken by the
photographer 4 the expedition, Mr.. George
w. Rice OF this city, man, said Gen. Greedy,
who lost his life in devotion to his comrades.
OVERHEARD ON THE CORNER YESTERDAY
First newsboy-"Say, Jimmie, dis 10 tough,
Amt it2"
Second newsboy-"What's tough?"
"Why, ders won't be no STAB ter sell dis
evenin'."
whats yer talkin' bout, boyv'
"Well, amt II burned up2 An how kin yer
spect TO sell or paper wen dere amt no paper
ter sell?'
"Youse crazy, boy. I'll jis bet yer all dat
yer wants dat de STAR will be 'roun' dis evenin'
jes' do same"
SIS dat straight Jimmie?"
"Course its straight Use tellin yer true, I
ia"
"well, say, Jimmie, dafs great, den, amt
"Greati Why, course it's great OATS what
de STAl 10 all dc time. Dere amt nothin'
stoppin' IL Yer see, it's jes' like dis: De STAR
couldn't ford ter stop eff il wanted ter, an IL
wouldn't IL IL could ford ter"
"Hows dat, Jimmie?"
"Why, We boys would kick Of Il did, an yer
kin bet yer life dat de STAR amt 'lowin' any
ktckin' on count Of anything dat 1t do or on
count Of any ting dat IL don't do"
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
10TH, nth AND F sTs, NV.

BoxsAsr liz ADVERTISING,
LIKE CONFLICTING TESTIMONY. BEARS NO
WEIGHT WITH AN INTELLIGENT AND DIS
ELIMINATING PUBLIC. BECAUSE THE RE.
Suits AFTER AN INVESTIGATION HAS BEEN
MADE. ARE NOT BORNE OUT By THE FACTS
HoUsEKEEpHRs NATURALLY PLACE THEIR
MONEY WHERE MOST IS REALIZED UPON THE
SUN TOTAL OF THEIR INVESTMENTS.
NECESSITY FALLING HEIR TO THE LIONS
SHARE, BECAUSE IT OFFERS THE COMFORTS
AND LUxURIEs OF LIFE WITHOUT WEALTH,
WITHOUT BURDEN AND. ABOVE ALL. WITHOUT
EoUIvocATIoN. ACCEPTING PAYMENT FROM
TOUR WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS IN
STEAD OF DEMANDING YOUR ENTIRE SUB
STANCE. AS MIsTRusTINa CASH DEALERS ARE
WONT 10 DO.
LxNIENT IN MISFORTUNE. EQUITY has,
EVER BEEN ITS GUIDING STAR.
FURNITURE CARPETS. DRAPERIEs.
GAS AND vAPoR STOVES.
BABY CARRIAGES.
MATTINas.
aIFRIaERAToRs.
HOUSE HERRMANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
OF. ole.ie21 AND s23 7TH ST.
app e3e MASS. AvE.Nw.
Waterman RrrnroraAroHA
CHARCOAL PACKED.
SLATE fSroSE SHELVES
They have low and uniform temperature
They are unrivsled in economy Of ice.
They invariably give perfect satisfaction
We have sold them for the past ten years and
can unhesitatingly recommend them.
-2 q
WnMARrH & EDMossros.
1905 PEssA Ava .so-sa
-fEgAs
C1orurs Tar Aas
CLOTHES
Are the kind we sell Stylish.
made Garments. the productions
Of our own skilled tailors. We are
Offering . specially fine array Of
form fitting DRESS AND BUSI.
NESS SUITS. made from elegant
Cheviots, Worsteds and Casst
merea in light and medium
weights.
w FRANCIS,
Successor Noah Walker & %.
mh2S-3m 03S Pa NV.
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REMNANTS Or LAcrs

REMNANTS Or LAors.
8Hyards 43 inch BLACK SILK oHANTILLY
EL0gNGIN9; Io5ger price. % rs. BEN.
~ y. a0 zs.as s 81 SL RiSsfs SILK CHAN.
sfHS1 AMI. fHss GES is Sa AZ Ffi prx
sfSs s4ST ESiSS Sc 81 e3so; 'r'Ss'
rLSuNoINa, "a inshe: Hias FORMER p pr,S.
PIECE SkSok 81 ri Rs0 net 4s
tnehss wide Former price, sL3s REMNANT
ffif f6f sI fsXEfBIsso1DEnEp CHIFFON LACE
I4 inshe: sS S,dt. II %.S SBBHAAM RiNK MAS
EAyE SKY FORMER price, sI.Ss REM.
SANT PRICE Et, fsS {aFd cu,vror,,,
n lS vide n CREAM BIhdK Mi lace aS
Former price 81 Remnant Pkf6 n SIS
lot 4s-inch BLACK SILK STRIPED and
EMBRoIpEREp GAUzE. Former prioe, o. Is,
p IS 90 yard REMNANT PRICE q 20
1 Lor Co1aArrs Scars.
SRShszzN SFq RscE F Se ssiIp price, IL Il ss
3 LrArHrn SHOOTING BAGS.
Former price. 500 REMNANT PRIoE.2os
RunsAsrs Or Hos1rn,,
Z pssIsssSss sEoEEs zk
b.. allow REMNANT PRICES.
w. A, .P1Encz & Co.
II Cor. 9Th st.
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REMNANTS Wool DaEss F.ns,o

RrAsAsrs WoeI DaEss FAsn1o
WOOL i FSrn ST ps,ss VEiiEa sskASK
PRICE, s5 SO for piece
u ssyytHTSdss 42inc b, P InF siLh WARP
REMNANT PRICE. es SO for piece
8 yards 40 inch ALIrwooL BLACK HEN.
fkfoE. 90 for pee. .0'. :. AANANf
.SsR1yy ;TS' n to1Ieh .F AdwoSL FAMoY
06 40. REMNANT PRICE, a. as for piece
5Hyds 4o-inch ALL wool DRAP DtERbr,
BLACK. Former price % SO. RENNANT
ROBE DRESS PATTERN OF FRENCH
SsTSi p II Rss.ss "a 81 FS,ms5 p,ie
ROBE DRESS PATTERN OF STEEL
GRAY. with FANCY STRIPE, 10 yards in
pattern. Former price. ell. xxNNANT
PRICE, O. for pattern.
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+ 8 s &c ssss
ZEE GG0 GEO sSss

Ea6s-PERIENCE has taught M eesu. sctly what our
customers eegspect in the Of special bargains for
1AsTER and IL 10 not necessary that We be eee-ed
70 give them 10 you. II you cannot come for these
bargains We win eggs-press them to you. don't
want to eges-cluds any Of customers from these
Eastar bargains.
DREss FAnR1cs
Jscauards crepons in all co
desirable shades st OSC. Q yard
Reg -ulsr Price. j. 90
shades Light and DARK. .s 5Sc. yard.
go R-eeg -ular Price, 75c.
wool in Lieht Gray and S4.ZO
AZ ~ TAM ISIiI t Ssae;. an,ce 80" low
Black. best quality R-ees. ulaf Price. si.I0.
LADIES FuRsrsH1sss.
French Saline Shirt Waists
In IN Navy or W Black. neatly 10,
with dark stripes. Numbered Rssg uar Price, 90
21 ts. s,.
CT: .s:s: e. ': Reg. is a9 ss.: st.
s:' ri '' i' is.
&c. n....,. l ils. sss
=. 9 2uIi i aHU cssIs. PHs s:,.t9
H''' ;'ss' heels nd Reg. a9
s!:S s.':4s: '' 'ss IS Reg. a t!s: *:
News Wear
.....s Eesl~s.r. in 1asn, 40
s s:ss: s'' and f'd'ia R :ss ss Rrs'' so
.;p,, Linen Collars, all 3 FOR 25o
down." R; ssss. price l2ss'
square or round corners at C. pair,
10 per o.n. of of loves. s1Is:: P n M
:lry, Leather Goods Soaps. Perfumes and Toilet
STaAssuaara,s.
DE-, GooDs C1oAK. AND Nor,oss.
4O4 AID 400 7ru q. NV.
DEA1 W1rH Ne K1snIr.
Certainly. couldn't do otherwise even II We would,
and now on the near approach Of
EASTER
We propose to bs not only kind and Just but GEN.
thing new at EASTER and wears . holiday aspect II
twere the dawn OF new era The rich, the poor the
man Of high estate the man of low estate, al-every
one follows the rue-o with the od-on with the new
and just at this point generosity manfests itself
Every man wants q Suit of Clothes for the Joy.
Gus occasion.
Come pick, choose from large as,
sortment Of excellent Suits. Sacks and 81 20
Cutaways-at
Move but peg higher, and We spread be-
fore you line Of Mems Suits, which for
variety and elegance Of pattern-superior &1n
quality and excellent workmanship il
seldom equalsd and never surpassed At the
price
Would you believe that We ars selling handsome
BLUE TRICoT SUITS for boys-au sizes from TO
II years
AT q SUIT,
Hyou are at all skeptical We simply say-oome and
see
Stylish Three-piece Suits for boys-Shetland Cloths
strictly sl WOOL
s4.7s AND IS.
Right here We throw down the gauntlet-openly
challenging any man woman to duplicate either
line at . less price than $3.50.
Myriads of LoNo-PANTs SUITS for BOYS. Sizes
IA to IL years
$500. s4o5. $500. $3.50. $500. upward.
Clouds Of sHORT-PANTS SUITS for BOYs-two
pieces.
s225. s31s. sa7l. sas7 upward
And Is to
MEMS PANTALOONe,
would tire the eye and confuse the brain 20 20
them al-suce IL TO say that have all the desirable
Styles qualities, shades and shapes The prices
o1.50, 81, S2.58. s. IL. $3.50. s3S7 upward
We want to you before the holidays that We may
Put you In proper shape for the holidAyA
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ParrARAr,oss Foa SPRING
aRodANs CREDIT HOUSE,
SIC. s2l. s23 7th st NV.
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Hov TEE CLUBS STAND.
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V1o1oa E. AnrrRs
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE,
STRICTLY Osr Pno.
Open Saturday until IL pm. sy7-0m
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25o WIZ SAVE You DozzA,s.
Why lose time from your duties or 20 lt9pt19 80
W can Instantly relieve yogr corps rs ees1on3
liza n. ave nv PszlssA 5000 ssss. sA
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1-s II
EASTER Il just three days OF. but its
cheer and brightness have dawned all over the
store. What the type tells from day to day ID
only murmur Of what Is going on here. Each
department. is vie!ng with the other for your
favor and each merits . share Of it. Hints
must serve you. We merely point to good
things here and there, not word Of the thou
sands Of others just ~ good You must take
them for granted
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY.
Special SAL.
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REMNANTS o. G1seHAx

OF AMERICAN MANUFACTURE. vsry
Low kEMNANT FRicEa
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w. A. PIERCE & Go.
7lo MARKET SPACE
CORNER sTH ST.
ON RrnsAsr Bullets Foa
FRrpAY.
OUR REMNANT COLLECTION ToMoR-
Row will be particularly attractive, owing TO the
HEAVY EASTER WEEKS BUSINESS, q an
EXTRA GOOD WEEKS BUSINESS always
ABLE GOODS. BROKEN LOTS. ODD SIZES
and SHORT LENGTHS CONSTITUTE SO.
CALLED REMNANTS. These We must get
out of the house at once, and we PUT SUCH
RIDICULOUSLY Low PRICES on them that
they are generally ALL GONE BEFORE FRI
DAY NIGHT.
REMNANTS Or Snks
-5H yards. 24-inch BLACK SILK BRooADl.
Former price, s5 90. REMNANT PRICE
8 yards s7-inch BLACK JAPANESE SILK,
Etth WHITE SPOT Former price, ell rs
xEMNANT PRICE, % 90 for piece
6yards 23-inch BLACK SATIN BROCADH
Former price. % REMNANT PRICE, - for
81 yards 24-inch BLACK FAILLE SILK
Former price. s1l so REMNANT PRIOR
Il ~ yards ards e4-,nch BLACK PA11.L1 srfK
Former price. e16 63 REMNANT PRICE,
TX yards a4-inch BLACK ARMpR1 SILK
Former price 90 90 REMNANT HRIcA o.
Tor piece
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MATTHEW BERNHEIMs GRAND OPENING
N1 VIII take place In few days. Watch the papers
toE the announcement, AD7-So2W
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a R1ack Ca, In >. Ceur.room.

Toward the close of the trial of NJ. f.
Kerr, of Crawfordsville, Ind. for forgery.
an incident occurred which, while anus
ing, demonstrated that the average
American still believes in the efficacy of
'.signs." During lull in the proceed
ings Il strange black cat. with fierce.
glaring eyes. appeared i'll the doorway,
causing solemn silence TO fail over the
assembly. 1t paused, looked about. and
slowly swishipS its tail 10 and fro ad-
vanced toward the space between the
prisoner aud the jury's box The 81
lence became oppressive, and the judge,
lawyers. jurors and prisoner craned their
necks and with open mouths gazed at
the creature.
Would the apparition approach the
prisoner to be touched?" If SO the man
was innocent and would be freed.
After standing as if transfixed for sec
onds it approached the prisoner. who
with a superhuman effort stretched
forth his hand and touched the glossy
fur. Immediately the cat gave joyous
''meow" and disappeared. .+All were con-
vinced that Kerr would go free. He was
acquitted. .-Gincinpat Enquirer.
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Real sBabes in lhe wood.

The two pretty little children of Davi.,
Wismer. of Quakertown, figured in the
role of the Babes in the Wood . few
days ago, but We're rescued, before the
birds had occasion to cover them up
with leaves. They suddenly took it in
their heads, while playing in the street.
to make a pilgrimage, and set ont with
no further prehminaries than the prince
in the fairy tales. They came at last to
the road at Perkasie. several miles
away, but still were unweary. and kept
on their journey over the hills. Wonder
ing farmers gaped at them as they
passed.
The little ones soon struck the woods
and wandered around among the trees
until dusk deepened into evening, when
they composed themselves complacently
for sluInber beneath the overhanging
branches. Meanwhile the frightened
father had spread the alarm and was
fast on their heels. He traced his babes
to the woods, where he awoke them,
and took them home with him hale
frozen.-Philadelphi Record.
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JOLES Bros,
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Hay, Grain and Feed
Masonic Block Corner Third and Court Streets The ales Oregon

THE DALLES,
Wasco County, Oregon,
The City of the Inland Empire
of navigation the Middle Columbia and thriving
city.
ITS TERRITORY
1t the supply city for extensive and rich agricultural
and grazing country trade reaching far south
Lake n distance over w m
The Largest Wool Market.
The rich grazing country the
sheep
which finds market here.
The Dalles the largest original wool shipping point
America about 500ooOO pounds being shipped last year
IT'S PRODUCTS
The salmon fisheries the yielding
this Of thousands of dollars which will be
than doubled in the future.
The products of the beautiful Kckat valley find market
here and the country south and has this filed the
warehouses and all available places overhowng with
their products
ITS WEALTH.
1t richest city of the
scattered and being used develop farming country
than is tributary any other city Eastern Oregon.
situation Its climate delightful
sibities ncalcuabe unlimited
she stands
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r. T. MAYS. B.s. HUNTINGTON H.s wILsoH.
MAYS, HUNTINGTON q WILSON ArToR-
VI EETs-AT-LAw.-Oficee,F French's block over
First National Bank, The Dalles. Oregon.
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$. BENNETT, ATToRNEY-AT-LAw. Of
a. flee IN Schannos building, UP stairs. The
D6Iies, Oregon.
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TRADE 3
MARKS

We give special Attention cases rejected IN other
hands also 70 insarferences appeao reissues trade
nsrks the prepars ton Of opinion infringement.
.eope Snd validity OF patents and the prcAecton
aeense OF suits for infringement ofinstruc
saonr. terms. references. etc.. sent free.
EkbSON BROTHERS, Eq uitable Builtfing,
1908 f St. Washington, ID. C.
- send three stamps for postage handEome Illus
saeed booklet Inventive Progress pahlishers price
. eents. and quarto-eentennial pamphlet for
De1sor1, HanRfacturera and pRtentoes.
f4eDsian Ehis
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IN NJ. SALYER, CIVIL ENGINEERING, Survey
Il ing, and Architecture. The Dalles, Or.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

DR. EsXIELMAN, ,(Iox DoPATHIcJ PHYSICIAN
~ and SURGEoN.ECalls answered promptly
day night, city or country. Office No 36 and
81 Chapman block. wit
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7 F. SNEDAKER, d. d. s., has located per-
q. lnenently in The Dalles, and offers his ser-
vices to the public in ns ed of dentistry. Office
in Chapman building, Second street, room II,
over The Dalles National bank
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DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. C.
~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
of each month at z M.
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DR. C. E. SANDERS,
y REN. .TIS7
Graduate OF the University of Michigan sue
eessor TO Dr. Tucker Office over Frencbs'
Bank, The Da1les, Or.
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WTAsCo LODGE, NO. Is, A. F. d A. M-Meets
w first and third Monday of each month at z
P. H.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20
SOCIETIES.

F A sSEMBLY NO. 1927, X. OF L.-Meets IN X
"A of P. hall the second and fourth Wednes
days of each month at 7:30 p.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-20

nR. ELIZA A. INGALLS,, PHYSICIAN, SUR
IL GEoN and OcULIsr. Office: Rooms 40 and
AZ Chapman. Block.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

nR.. ELIZA A. INGALLS,, PHYSICIAN, SUR
IL eEoN and OcULIsr. Office: Rooms 40 and
47-Chapman, Block.
nR. C. E. SANDERS,
y ~ .,R7IEsN,fTdd7SS;lb 7I7Es Z SS;lb7.,n so
cessor TO DR.. Tucker. Office over Frenchs
Bank, The Da1les, Or.
Il N: sALYER, CIVIL EseIsEEEINs. 5;Sge n1f. Survey
T F. SNEDAKER, d. d. s., has located per-
q. lnanently in The Dalles, and offers his ser-
vices to the public in n. ed OF dentistry. Office
in Chapman building, Second street, room IL
over The Dalles National bank
DR: EsHELMAN cIoN DoRATnIc, Pm5s1c.AS
81 Chapman block. wit
- Medical College, and member of the Col
eof Physicians and surgeons. ontsrio..Phy-
man block. Residence; Judge Thornbury's Sec
ond street Once hours: 10 to 12 a. M, TO 4
and TO p. m.
~ seRoN. ofice; rooms s and Chapman
Block. Residence Ne. %, Fourth street thle
hlOck south of COnIt House. Office hours to Il
\. NJ. ITO 8 and to.s p. Al. A
n SlDDALL DENTIST. = Gas given for the
u. painless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
>et on flowed aluminium plate. Rooms: Sign of
he Golden Tooth, Second Street.
EE.DuFuR. GRo. AxKISs. FRANK MENEPgB.
DUFUR, WATKINS q MENEFEE- ArroR-
- NEYs-AT-LAw-Room No. 43, over Post
0fiee Building, Entrance on Washington Street
The Dalles, oregon.
w II. wILSON-ArroRsEY-AT-L Rooms
w So aud SO, New Vogt Block, second street,
The Dalies, Oregon.
s. BENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAw. Of
a. flee IN Schanno's building, UP stairs The
D6lies, Oregon.