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ously. We have heard it applied by
one newspaper man to another's pala
tial Office; we have heard it applied to
the Oregon legislature, and it is quite a
catchy phrase in election times, each
party insistingsthat the other is a sink
of iniquity." We do not pretend to be
posted on the subject matter. If he had
spoken of the ''gilded palaces of sin, y
we would have at once understood that
he meant the saloons. Let Mr.. Cor
ham, as the lawyers say, make his COM
plant more definite.
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Notice to Taxpayers.

The county board of equalization will
meet in the assessors Office on Monday.
Sept. oath, and continue in session one
week, for the purpose of equalizing the
All tax payers who have not been inter
viewed by the assessor will please call at
the Office on Thursdays, Fridays or Sat-
urdays. as all property must be assessed.
JOEL KooNTz,
County Assessor.
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PUT IT IN STOCK.


New wheat is said to be worth from
forty to forty-two cents per bushel in
Portland, but there have not been ship
ments enough to establish price. AT
forty cents the price here would be
about thirty-three cents. From the
worlds reported crop, it is more likely
the price will be under that figure than
over it. The outlook for the wheat
grower is indeed gloomy, for at present
prices there is nothing in raising it. II
the prevailing low prices, however, will
stimulate the stock business, it will not
be entirely bad.
With wheat at its present rates every
farmer should put it into hogs. There
is a radical difference between thirty
cent wheat and fifteen-cent bacon. Our
farmers spend their money for sacks,
threshing and hauling until the wheat
does not yield them net over fifteen
cents. By feeding the grain the whole
crop can be driven to market without
expense, and besides bringing better re-
turns to the farmer, will give employ
ment to packers in this country, instead
of those in Omaha.
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1t is really refreshing after Prender-
CAST to observe the manner in which
France deals with it's criminals. Santo
murdered Carnot, the French president,
June oath. He was tried, his appeal
taken and settled, and yesterday he was
taken to the guillotine, and his head be-
reft of its worthless body was dropped
into the convenient basket of sawdust.
He died coward.
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Lost. Five Dollars Reward.

Strayed from my west pasture, one
iron-grey horse, branded = (half circle)
on left shoulder and two SIS crossed on
right shoulder; rather thin cinch sore
on left ribs; foretop reached back to the
place for halter. Probably went tow
ards Tygh Ridge. viii give So reward
for his return to me at my ranch, or a
liberal reward for any information lead
ing to his recovery.
A. S. RoBERTs,
I'm Prospect Ranch.
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The English house of lords has rejected
the ''evicted tenants" bill, and has made
a wonderfully good bid for revolution.
It probably took heart of grace to go
back on the lower house, from the high
toned snubbing the American house of
lords gave its plebeian contemporary,
Monday.
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For Trout Lake.

The great fishing resort.of the North
west. Parties can procure teams or con-
veyance the round trip by writing and
stating time they wish to start, number
of the party. amount of baggage, etc.
Address A. H. JEwETT,
I'm White Salmon, Wash.
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a. II. Byrkett, at White Salmon,
Wash, has number of pure bred reg
istered Al G. c. Jersey bulls OF all ages.
Pedigree furnished on application. Ad-
dress or call on A. r. BYRKETr,
Hood River, Or.
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Get Your Money.

All county warrants registered prior
to August Is 1890, will be paid on pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after July 18th WM. MICHEL,
County Treasurer
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Ayers Ague Cure never fails to
neutralize the poisons of malaria, and
eradicate them from the system. This
preparation is purely vegetable. contains
no harmful ingredients, and, if taken
according to directions. is warranted 90
cure fever and ague. Try it.
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Notice.

All ity warrants registered prior to
January ?, 1892. are now. due and pay
able at my office. Interest ceases after
this date. l. l. BURGET, City Treas.
Dated Dalles City, Aug. l, 1894.
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For Rent.

The Union street lodging house. Fol-
terms apply to Geo. Williams, admin.
istrator OF the estate OF John Michel
bach. I'm
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For Colic and Grubs

For collie and Grubs
In my mules and horses, give Simmons
Liver Regulator. have not lost ne
gave it to.
f. T. TAYLOR, Agt. for Grangers of Ga.
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TIE citizens of Oxford, Chenango
county, N. Y, are to celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of Oxford acad-
emy on June IS and 90. The institu-
tion is the oldest but one in the state.
Horatio Seymour, Ward Hunt and
other distinguished men were enrolled
on its list of students.
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An Old Song.

When giants lived in ancient times,
Sing heigh, my boy, sing no!
In good old England, or foreign climes,
Sing heigh, my boy, sing no!
They carried things with high old hand,
Nor strong, nor weak, could before them stand,
And they killed whom they pleased throughout
the land,
Sing heigb, my boy, sing no!
But the giants didn't have things their
own way when Jack-the-Giant-Kille
arrived on the scene. You remember
the story. Recollect. too, that every age
has its giant-killer. We have our giants
in the form of all sorts of dread diseases,
supposed to be incurable. Our Jack is
in the form of DIR. Pierce, who has proven
the expression "incurable diseases to
be a fallacy. Can you imagine more
potent weapons to assist woman in
killing the giant-disease, than DIR.
Pierce Favorite Prescription? It's the
onlyguaranteed remedy for all functional
disturbances, painful disorders, and
chronic weaknesses of womanhood. In
female complaints of every kind, if it
ever fails to benefit or cure, you have
your money back. It's simply a ques-
tion of the company you prefer-the
Giant or Jack?
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i. c. NICKELsEN's.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
No Freight will be accepted for ship
ment between the hours of p. NJ. and
A. M, except Live stock and Perish
able Goods. D., p. & A. N. Co.
July 2oth. 1894.
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SOCIETIES..

VXTAsCo LODGE, NO. Is, A. F. & A. M.-Meetl
w first and third Monday of each month at
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DALLEs ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. g.
If each month at P. NJ.
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For Sale.

White Salmon Wasl
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INR. o. D. DOANE-PHYsIcIAN AND SUR
- eEoN. ONCE; rooms and Chapman
3lock Residence: 8. E. corner Court and
Fourth streets, sec md door from the corner
Oaice hours to II A. M, 2 to and to P, M
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Tho above portrait 10 that OF Mns Rosa
hafncst one Of tnu most popular young iadius
~ hayHyllu, uuh FOR uru years HuH has
been ala Invalid caused By tho TataFCs u
ratnrfh, which nIst made itu appearance ln tho
head, hut Gradually ale tri toe stomach, and
a. Mist harIyl aays made lrr uC Que 81
misery and suffering
Ia continuing, Hhu snyai FOR The u1kn nf
other women WHO may be nov tuIeuug a. 1
did ! deem o q duy 10 maze my remarkable
recovery uulu.,
fi,o years 1 wat an invalid. bad sharp
shooting pains in tuu head. roaring noises in
lhH ears, upon arialuE from chair 1 would
frrl diffT, weak hui faint Hud had DO uppus
ito, Whatever anu what did gat seemed 60
distress ne, pam ln tho stomach extended
through my flIu iu The back. I wac nervous
ana could NOS sleep. dld not enjoy any kind
~ amuarmcnt aud "a fact was 90 run
d0Wn. Through the advice ~ friends I went
20 ur- Hh1res a shores and placed ny case
with thuui, ani from tue very lfsi ] uoEan 20
Improve aud can now say have Improved IN
oyur Way feel liElt aud happy aud every
thlug ! DO seems a. DO pleasure, sleep
VOL, am not nervous and nave gained ID
pounds 10 weight while under the dociou'
care.
! viii be only too happy 10 tax with any one
who AL tAsc the trouble g. call on mo and Will
readily answer any and all inquiries o. ~ my
ease.
Miss narhcs resides ht Kaysyilc. utah.vhcrs
tho wall answer al inquiries With pleasure
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Tho tenrsatg.'. rrew nescusd.

wAHHisGToS. Feb. lO.-rhe navy
department Is in corrUspJuivncs with
the Now York agents Of the CITY Of
Para. which has gone after the crew oi
tie keaugrgc. The department be-
lieves relief reached the chip wrecked
company today, nni they will be- back
la Colon tomorrow. The possible dan.
yer TO the mon on R1noaiUr Bank has
been greater than was thought wise 10
admit. The fact " tho ship's fresh
wstur supply having been lost was
also n serious phase Of the situation.
There Is q weldon Ronoador Back, but
the water N very blackish.
10 h supposed the cruiser Marble
mead will succeed tho Kcarsnrto as
ilagahip Of the North Atlantic squad.
rln while the presence Of the New
York Is demanded In Southern waters.
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Miss Rosa Barnes Suffered Thai Long
With Cslanh Of the Head
and Stomach,
Her Remarkable Cure Duo 10 Tho skill
Of Drs. Shores q Shores.
GAINED 10 POUNDS WHILE UNDER
TREATMENT.

livery wc8t. through Tho columns Of iho
daily pautrs. b. uull-ntd a new statement Of
fumr rratufu pauuut who haa N'rI Uuici ty
ufs. ruurta Is rllfrf OF thu Zion aCTIUaI auu
Surgical institute.
turn statement b. given by tho euutUut Of tuc
uhututa. WAC. after auhrunn IUHIH, Iuu
iCIiof when thoy KNOW tuul DOW. Hrcu frs
HtHUul 90 hrH .tu Hud hlppint.a, Ncl.hc 20 luclt
duiy 90 iulurm others who may De nhuWiac
uUiiricd
tho cafo following BE- one Of much import.
aurc tu ladius. Ihu rroat thlfr 20 fgtpIua
iUiuty DO lite DO aHHumrd by thtm Thou duucF
81 homo as vile or mother aIO tore
uulu strain upon weak women over
work und worry cause uI.lHtfuua roe
fulta--thcF become triilNlo, tHD most
insignificant utuo trouhlc Iuums up large aud
Weighs nrayuy, uli because zoe BE- HfcaAIuf
doWn aud tho nUrtuuH strain Do 100 much Cog
hsri but she hfutuy uetfh on 600 hIpc. %
wIlI soon VIHH away. rurh urlAI" prove uhh
gtl1ua, f0r HhC H1uu luHCe Der Appetite tHus
not alcup, htr wurL 40 homo urIEa, tnH lv4Ht
move stifiiys her. 80 fact sbu o. iast becoming
G. physical WrCcAs
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Tho nnsso.Germnn Treaty.

BERLIN, Feb. l0.-rhe threatened
Rgtarian opposition TO tho Russ0-Ger.
man commercial treaty Ia rapidly coli
lapsing. The empsror's speech ut the
recent parliamentary banquet and
fears OF u dissolution, which would
probably result in the virtual annihila-
ton Ot the conservative party, were not
alone IN serving 10 destroy the artl.
fetal agrarian agitation, which was
really aimed al Chancellor Won
Capriyl. Az time elapsed II was found
0pporluuo 10 get Prince BiBmarcks
views on the aubiect,and the Hamburg
NdohrichteH accordingly exhibits a sud
Ven change Of view, AMI, probably In
anticipation Of the emperor's approach
ing visit tOFriedri chsiuhe, takes a mUro
cunclllatory tone drawing a cautious
distinction between attacks on
the chancellor aui ON ihe govern.
meut, anu declaring that the Russian
treaty 10 necessary, Ia consequence
OF the treaties with Austria anu
Italy.
Count Won Gutenberg, the PrussIsn
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WAsHIN0TON, Feb. iO.-rhe docu.
mvnls In the boundary dispute betwotn
Brazil ANA Argentine, winch has been
referred 10 President Cleveland .Or
etbltratiOn, were presented ~ tue Prosi.
dent this morning by the representa-.
tivss OF eAcu country. No ceremony
was observed, but tue occasion Wa1
made rather impressive.
The cause IA dispute grows out Of the
dlsappearaucu Of "a river when ~ one
ine mafkod pgrI Of tue boundary line
between Brazil anu Argentine. The
problem 10 solve Is 10 uuc do on tins
location OF this old river anu no fix
tue boundary line. The appearance Vi
tue papers indicate that tue settlement
OF tue question will r,quire many
months.
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premier. has bean uoing his Influence
on behalf nj ,ha treaty with the leading
conservatives, and has already met
with much success. The impefialists
were won over BY tholr organ, thrfoHi
warmly nivOcaung the acceptance o.
the treaty.
a meeting Of the Berlin Merchant
association last night WIS well attend
Ell, aud the adhrrnis " the treaty
wefo In an Immense majority. Tue
A rrnrinn Lengus has convened d meet.
log Tor Feb. ~, I've one 81 tne largest
halls IN Berlin capable Of accommoiAt.
inr 5000 people. Repogtora Will oe eK'
cludud from the meeting.
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HoNOLULU, Feb. 8.-ln reply 10
PftHiloni bJlo'B demand Tor nm ap1l.
OHy from thu foreign diplomats, japan.
Csc consul Fulii expressed rcrruts for
lot attending this provisional govern
moups celebration January l7tn. Tho
French and Portuguese commissioners
also sent fogiots basing their action on
the anomalous condition VI ailaiTs here.
British niinistor Wodohousu simply
expressed regrets for not accepting the
invitation.
There ore indications that serious
disssntions may occur between the
American League and the AnnrGa.
tiOu CluU, rival factions VI the Amer.
can party.
Paul Neumau, tho cH.qucon'A legal
adviser, few Gays ago attacked aui
beat n. y. Castle, editor OF the ddUtr-
tstr, with "a ciur. Toe attack was
caused by the ddrsriissr's caustic U0ui.
msnts on Neuman sud his methods.
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the company Of the girls asoertalled
their plans and told the police.
The arrest o. tbs girls followed. The
dynamite was found at the homo n
one,sni when the pfisoncrs were locked
up thcWilliams girl c1nio.s d ner com.
ploity In the plot, aud Hdtei further,
that another attompt would have bfnn
made tonight, anu hal o. failcd .hcn,
the Shells girl wns 20 cxflodu q car.
tridge from the outside nnI run tho
chances Oi being successful.
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rrlnrrs. EyoiIn nolulna.

NEW YOmS, FcO. n. - Princo.s
Evelyn C0Iuuun, daughter Of iiu.
JOhu w. MacgaY, Whosu suit Tor a
Judicial tcptra,ion from her husband
Is puniing iu the courts VI France, was
u passenger on the steamer New Yofk,
which arrived nom Southampton
about . this morning. The princess 10
accompanied by her throe children, huf
maid and brother, J. W. Mack 3 Jr.
the party Travelled iuC1gnit. and were
down IN the steamer iis. aB Mr. J. VI.
Morgan aud valet, Mr5. Morgan anu
three ChilIfru.
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rhc rlrnhnrinn Anair

PARIS, Fob. lO--Tn the chamber of
deputies today Casimer. Peflcr inside
n long statement IN regard 10 the dia-
nsler 10 the column commanded by
Colonel BONNER near Timbuo,J0. The
premier said tbs government mad nUih-
ing 10 conceal aud that II dld not du.
sire 10 minimize tLo gravity OF the
HituAtilu, but this was not time 10
Inquire whuthur there had hueu any
act u oxctteive courage or impfudonce.
Learning that TimbuctOD had been
occupied by tho Ffeuoh troops, tho
government tolegfaphei Colouur Bon.
nirr 10 return 10 france a. soon ~ the
circumstances permitted. Meanwhile
they cOunselod BONNER not 10 UNDER
IiEe any fresh act OF aggression and
suggested that all poasiblo prudential
measures be taken.
Alter having read tho official dis.
patch from tue governor VI Soldan, no
uii not know whether the French
oillcefs were dead or whether only
missing, but Instructions had been sent
10 the governor Of SUudan aud other
governors, with tho result that friu.
f0rctmonis were on tue way from
Algeria and from other places, and "a.
pto.od tho Froncn force ut NmbuctOO
would soon bp relieved. There could
be no question Of oyacuaiiug Timbuc.
too. tCheers.
Thu incideut conveyed a lesson 10
France aud she would not forget tina,
necessary measures should 10 taken ~
prevent It's recurrence.
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KANSAS BLIZZARD.
s,sv a, Thick as a Fo5 Accompanied
by High Wind.
THE THERMOMETER BELOW ZERO.
n. Worst Storm Experienced for
rsars-Dlspstenes From Many
Polnis. Urea, Loss Of Life.

Kansas CuY, Feb. 1.-THE great
N.v York blizziri was almost out
dorsin NEWEST today. II began snow
,,,in this city about noon, and has
.,n,lnued ever since. Ths snow is
,omlpg pown 20 thick that Il looks
ute log. Up to $ O'Clock tonight the
r,seipl,alion was fully one foot aud 1t
(. .lil falling, accompanied by high
Wind. The street car llucs were CON-
p,lled 10 abandon business at 4o'cloek.
Tho blizzard IL ths worst experienced
In the city. Incoming trains from the
Wat arc four 20 twelve hours late, aud
,,,,s are lost altogether
ui.pstchea from Oklahoma and In-
disn Territory report snow, accom-.
p.nird By cold winds, nnu ihe ther.
iionrter several degrets below zero.
fbr ioas NJ life h expected 10 be great.
Atmidnlght IL IN SIN showing here.
ABftiNE, Kan, Feb. H. The
b.IyEtr which began yestotday has
continued all day, aud ls fletCor than
ever tonight.
PARSONS, Kan, Feb. 1.-THE wont
storm that has prevailed Ia southeast.
I'm Kansas since the memorable storm
Of 1855, set IN mere al l O'Clock this
mofning aud continued throughout tho
Day, covering the ground 10 depth OF
eight inches,
m DORADO, Kan, Fob. 1.-THE
tn1wttorm ioIgy 10 the worst that has
occurred since 1851. Snow has been
falling elnco this morning anu Ia still
falling.
OLAriiE, Kan, Feb. ia blind.
lng su0wat0rm has been raging Since
noon. Il u the worst euowstorm lot
years.
,uogstorm commenced this morning
sni continued all day long, accompan.
I'D by strong north wind. At D
O'clock the suOw was siK Inches deep
on level. The Thermometer 10 10
above zsfO.
HrSEssY, Okla, Feb. 1.-THE most
tea. iblu noTthur ever experienced Ia
thls part OF tha country reached here
q. O'Clock this morning. IL has
btun showing aud drifting iOr the past
tUdge hours with no abatement.
~. JOE, No., Feb. liza heavy
,gow storm cot IN this morning. Street
.ag uanic IL entirely suspended.
Weight trains are moving slowly aud
Iustugef trains are barely making
ufe
QrNCY, H., Feb. IL. a severe
llu4m Ii raging In this vicinity to-
liLlL The Thermometer IL sinking
tD4ly aui tho snow and aleot ure
lIulst bunuiug. A strong northwest
SID prevails and street car aud rail-
way sstvioe 10 impaired.
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Ia the Iutsres, Of whisky.

WARRINGTON, ID. e., Feb. l0.-Hen.
a,Ou Blackburn and Lindsay Of Ken
lucky were before the Senate finance
committee today In the Interest OF the
whisky dislillers OF Kentucky. Their
tmu was devoted almost exclusively
10 an extension OF the bonded period,
which, the distillers say, In the present
lultly necessary TO them. They repre-
cent that there arc now s5,0OO,000
gallons Of whlsky IN bonded ware.
house,, which must be taken out
under the Wilson bill within the next
three years, much Of It within the next
year or two. This, even without an
Increase In the tax, would DO n hard
ship, aud with the increase the buT-
den will be that much heavier.
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LogDJS, Feb. ll.--Thu Times says II
IL estimated the goods engaged Tor
shipment 10 India inc mex riS monihb
nave an aggregate yalu1 vi clj,uu0,OJU
sterling. IL is alleged that DuAfiy the
wnO,O Of this tlupcuuyus total has
boon contracted for on "A basis oil the
rupee Icing worth IL. 81. India eX.
change has recently dropped s per cent
below thib price auu the iosH therefore
will amount 10 81 100000.
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THE PRACTICAL POLITICIAN,

A ncnt Little volume Of 200 RACES, written
by a journalist aud politician II many
years experience. lis ifoo from tochni.
cnlitlys aud obHiruso dissertations, max
ing tho philosophy and practice OF
politics plain and simple. iIesido-, it
contains large quantity ~ historical
and current political information, making
it valuable 10 all. Strictly non BrTflsqu
and absolutely reliable. sold by tho
DEHEuLr NEws CuMrANY. aud aud cont
postage prepaid 10 any addfos, for Sl.Ol,
o copies Tor 500.
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A DYNAnIrg PLOT.
vo Young Ladies' implicated In u
Conspiracy,

lIHoJLN, ILL.,, Feb. lO.-Lale this
rYr,tg gieat excitement was caused
n hsa8of an uusuocessiul plot to blow
lue jail OF Logan county, for the
tl,iusu III lihsrating notorious local
I1luai, under sentence OF six yeara
, l.utt prison. The partie8 impli.
''Te 90 the plot nre Arthur Cool
ASSURE, lua shells anu Georgia VIII.
aUs.
Late Last night three s,iohs Of dyna.
hiei with iuse ana cspg, were pur.
'ua'ol, with tho intention Of being
pA'ted into the jail by the Shells
woman 70 Goodpssture, VINO repeatedly
declared that no would die before he
went to the penlleniiary. Tho jail
liemlaes were visited Ut midnight last
hlghti but tho arrangement 10 pass out
wrought the window u string 90 which
thr dynamite would be attached aud
hauled up, failed. A daylight invests
tauon showed woman's tracks around
the jail and n ladder ready for use.
Duflng the afternoon u young man In