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NV YORK;
FOCAL pRicE CURRENT.


Ss2ssi's ss So '' pissaoe e9pay ,so
SSiden, eoit'ge per dozen boxes castor
Gil VIZ 'sSi beston egaeh on, per case.
| pln.., ft.evi ptr cthe, QUARTS %Scl
~ ssi,s,s " Per keg SLo9;
price; shoA drop per sack si,dcai, i5i
puekt =, opes1ttV. !, .e,,..
!. pssSs,sA.Sts ALL q. alr.s BagglnH.
per bundle; standarsi Arrow tles, si,lOSl
Der bundle. ,,-,>,.,,
b.AhtNSi ~ " y. t 3, 9. = Apex ! 70. per
i 10, pef dozen, $780, Il 10. spo; 4 10. iSe::
asia One spoon. ! 10. per dozen, $40, y
BisisSW sAA--2sc for good yellow; iac Tor
mixed iots.
l8AcoN wholeaele grocess charge
SANISY plain candy. 6ci.e ~,
etfa5ss,o. fancy mixed iii pals Xxx, ~,
IA oasas, losa4sl:4 n rock, issGiaiisc
goods per dozen. strlwherries q 's s.N3
s1D, ntaonppies standard 81 3os,i M, 49, 49, Z
onds S.oosti.ls; pears, stamford $1,000 IS
il sScsifi. o.. stnndaru i5 i sss9'i II
a N ss'0 biaekssrrIss. ssCSLs B Rsasass
IN. afri,.,. henfis fnslels, enra n. s 4, Xxx
fouafnes, 10. e5styec, III. 81 aisfii y,
vssters. p. y; essise pes aos; Is
Ills Guns, si.s5ail As per dozen. rJaa, bssl
81 ibf5is2e shipped beef, u Is, si.ssgsi sci
q. SsI IFoRNIA CANNED GOODS
\ Mpplcsnie RrqcqVs ~ orders ~ thf fol-
inNiug ruotnH9nt nrt p1HHn fflr sit M
cpnss peaehes slpous-oo egg piuias.
CANDLES quoted as f5ilows Star5
ioltcs - % 9aIatllnc. sci. llAViis.
ltlFFfslt = tteahfl -siic 'a,riloee,
S2,sct fancy is ~ S29l clleice Rio, z Y
.sssn isl,, as,.sf i. slsi.s 1x.D.e 81
t,QGIQN SEE d. y o slQ per ton.
za, NV waTsnoesss e',T'S rs 81 ''a
aug, tsoe: Sea Fairy. second roller pateisi
&. 10. sea RyfHpn. tx Ira roller fancy. 70 ~
asa Jewel extra roller choice, ssii; Sea
Pearl roller family. 800 Puuipsrnickel
~ 20; Elstlne. ss.1gi Ahofe ior ear loisi
GRIMM AND HAY Gar iots Deaiera
eherse fr rom store sgstee more per ioo HIS
Bfan, S6si95c per 100 ba: oats. s6SiS0e nS II
pusheii corn, ssHfipn 4er nHhncl; corn, ASe
per w Nss cot ~ aes e, lngaa ny per tesl
hhy, sifoodpi5.oo per ton; iced hlilis 81
Dor ton
liIplfs =, range u Values & A. fol-
they nun 50iaiSc. ''1f 49, =
IIAMs-sas afotlc.
I.ARr-isefined tierce Ss.d6itc. leaf. AZ
MiiLAssEs c,rnf-ifiaa san T1,
i t,I ae5lsSS; pglIas, spsp 800
quar- snii noxs ssss.o e S esa ss;ss 90
ilIclg Head 5ssQssAc cholee. AIR
psal aY s 'ixa tsls, Il III saopl aemaaA
esri5a sY7 ioss. iShisiaaA 'i sa, sc ms
N.Y. .hrTls s'4RsS ~ Wy ''''''ss
SUGAR -Granulated, 4ssuf3rf confec-
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NANCE AND COMMERCE.
j. DISCOUNTED On the Street.-The Lambs Appeared
:, Buy-sugar Market Unsettled-Cotton Adj
vapces Generally Wheat Loses lis Gain.

d IN. March sa.-Prior g the an
lN'' = the veto OF the seIgnlorage
s y market was very lrresular'
and direction The heavy
VI ,,.,ss for London account,
sn a feature OF the business
ss was missing and srbiirage
=. sysn sellers Of some stocks.
81 Paul were depressed
.sss,,re and on The c,her hand
N WI euying continued in and adj
Esisa paciac There was 10 ex-
u he sudden cessation Of the
ling rs no doubts hive exist
AK presidents Intentions toward
"a The veto has been declared
,ssIs OF the foreign orders. Per-
.lspyery that they met with so
,.,ance from operators on this
ksve ,ndlsposed London specula-
,,sase their lines The idea that
IMPOSITION Of the question viii
) least d temporary setback to
.,r3 movement IS quite general aud
sa,s The tarif bill VIII be be-
4 '5aatc It would not be surprising
ar the fall should assume n
n l-stve attitude toward prices
2sye recently displayed.
= s'sji 10 remember that thus
q ieaurs has been uncontested BY
,i', 49, hear operators and has
" - mo asslstnnce OF the rank
~ wv, ~ roa,,, traficrs who are nbAy
4 q w an tne bnll Side. Now
ttfars sntcf.ast has been 20 ma
q INV M marItat IA fo thnt OK
n ft9pss Enrthl.r London assist
~ rsstras eed outside market IN
" "a " sse,5 I'd be necessary Ii the
W. n, sustained
81 " ~ hitaIficst transacted was
: Nt1s diefribtftiou WAS reneral.
d " +st,,,.as Of the market wera
= ~ .sfa, an ths lead shaYes and
4 y 800 nlv General reasons were
a * ,rrouift Tor the Strength Of
$50. and London biivinr and
n - advanced tho Inter. Tbs
'a ~ sa,,s ,natltet tvns fractionniIV
IA ~ mai ~ nnY- means weak
VETO was FIRST announced
INA But only fractie,nai-
Tin necessai.y To sav snat
s ~ FseeiSed With profound snt-
|S y. ueil street al large
IN M 10 the close Resulted in
's 5,rfts in agota,.ions. except FOR
IA ~ Witch was Very weak The
y l.ssncv ~ Tho penarat ii,.f cn,.
5, Il Inns AGAINST foreign stock
q ,Es,.st Eatss are no,y IN oyer ~ :
/. "A esld sbinning nnins ~ =
~ = ,Ssssst vs. vsrv aettya the
Y nv l.sso ~ 1 'li's,s av"a w. -
y. s's * ye, ~ free sales ift ,n,,,.
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"a FAIR FACE MAY PROVE Al FOUL BAR
GAIN" MARRY A PLAIN GIRL If SHE USES
SAPOl.. 10

senscn 7es,s5i pounds. against lgS.set
pounds thts day last season Stock on
hand this day 2gali2i pounds AGAINST
81 pounds this dnS lust year.
NEW YORK
New York, March CIV ool-- Quiet, dos
nestle fleece 1928; pulled o0a1S; t.xaa
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Mallory ino, ilT
Galveston Stock
On shiphoArd Not Cluared--

Galveston Stock
On shipreArd Not Clcared--
For Great Britain. 2ies.
Other Foreign 900,
t't,oetwlsr. I177
Ia compress ami ltpots ss-sqi
Total stock, ~ fSd.
Notes
The British ateamahip rfpoli Is cxpcct-
cd 10 arrive TOMORROW Already 1910 bales
OF cotton arc booked far her aWnitna her
arrival She comes copsigned 10 FOWsrt.
MeNltle y CO anu VIII have usciS dis
patch,
ne. Norwegian sseBinehip Sgller Is ex-
pectcd "a llrf1Ne tonfpctpw NTH a cargo
uf fruit from Rort AntonlN. witch VIII be
sblppet North Via the Gnif Colorado a3if
Santa Pa rQilwaS
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We had kVre otit from Hof@ Oven 70 opta
tho pass n the Big Hoit monrtaiiaa 10 en-.
able tho woeitbopprrs % fst n,rn,r 81
Is <, al. ~ n6st lkSo,i sn..,>. for X, i,o.,t4
,,,.,,,,,,f . ,,,S.s ma ~ s.c.,s, Min x. A,
.. 4. !. q. nj
~ 49, =
81 = ~ y, = T.
aud RnoNp noon We nag vr'I 0.'S ~A{ DALE
through TINS pass me mountain sapr'* on
SNOW lay 80 deep thaf fatn Slope locked ~
level rs Hpof, though me SLANT WIS much
shafpcf than tue vrplnnry ppNsf root. ik
was good Thousand test g I'VE eeQ7r7
EfowinE on VIC r'dtr' ma " f'''''te vnr <'<f}
70 look mp anu re''i'1c ne e's. ots11;Se. &.
I'VE ere liable % ntcs WITH y ulseeftr
here, 81 tho onicrf nH'' 1aio ~ vs. pcNa'i WORK
with our Hnow shoNciN "a tue Wprp'nH'
"Tberc m'ist 20 10 sovot'nE w your fsf
voivefHT--no horse p'r}~-nn shout Y
the SNOW gets startca y p there nov z an'n
OF Us Will ever De tounl before hfzt = p''e',
The pass ran east sna Nes1 ior 's<. 'ftanos
OF 900 feet and tnep made = sharp tvin Y
thc north ~ tne ,'fn W. 1n'' nnp f q
pc called tntra 'v"n,''' az 'sons " 'ts
The slsps was q high 8 ~ \ ethsrs MD
p5ehe't g the Nsse ''f sno"'' s,'n lAss "A
thus llen three sloprs e'sV ass9.s
For the tlrst hour every man 'viss' nervous
and afraid Ihen the fcaiine began t9l
wear OF and some 81 ths men exfrease't
their contempt ot thr peril. At the end 81
two honrs the oilicer Ind TO rpeat MS
words OF caution 40 annnt q o'clock
fall Of snow from the scit haqu slope Fe-
venled the month Of = cave Apo'it w tect
above our heads " WAS Behaved ~ AZ fq
be the llsr o. psAs. " lesiiAnef Fna ~
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united not 90 market
NnM oRI.EANs.

New Orleans, March ~ -Sugar--0pen
kettle irmcr, prime % choice =; feir 10
fully. fatl, 7-iguais common y E-leslaSs,
tniertor sAi centrifugal Qulnti cholcn yet
low a.l6s prime ycliow Sss5ia 7~t6; or sel-
low i5-EM3tki seconds aAtfe
Moiassea- t.entilfugal dhll; GOOD prime
to strictly ieuil falr 10 prime S1a; com
mon 70 coed common ual, infericr
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eaeAR.


VF7AIlN flSTpN1 n -
Caivessan, Texas. March ~ Plantation
aoen ~ Qfrces ~ round lots ~ lne cAr
load Tot Louisiana sugars Market closed
quiet MD uhchnngra, Choice white. 44p,
on whites sMc; fsnry yellow. az choitS
yellow. ~ e; prime yellow, ssc. primo eec-
Nenned Sugstts Standard. sfannlal Cd
vi Stanqhfd, coafcctipntrR 4. 4.iN;
e e.s,et 1:eS powdered. f.5f crushed ana
higher.
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WOOL mARKeTs,
oAry1sros woo1 aaallEr'


ST.. I0ufs
81 Lonh. Mo-. March, ~ Wool Steady,
..s.iet. Wfiinu. clllnsc ia pfice except
s.1,'.i,a. fllb washed tic higher; = ifzS,s
Hlss5nri and Illinois lneainln cssneinf 81
lesiis5t. cl0thinE l55ls,zi low ana rriiu
lSafisi5' nee Mfii1s Western an1 lNqriiierr
i9s.is dne lOfile Western ASH hnrAslp
ss,It,ln I.13 ri line lugiihni lvtt ans vtF
iss Teras medium 1zsiits eq4fse Ann ip,y
a5;if Inc madium a8lll isht nno 2YlTi
heavy DO S4ll
i,ilY GOODS AfyAfsKf7f.
,tA.s York. MarcO ". Qrdera % romnls-
Ion si,eIfliaufH Weff ffiflf nuNffVi. 4
Z i3ofsr6 N moderate qpaniisy. tnef nh
..,T6,s.i ! good aiaailfy o. stun fnTouFf
ss,at,iytrles on former e7ikaE einenf5 much
IS .'zef sales were rfacnfd tns 5fAn
.i.,rn, 4;lsefe6 ;he spet densFa Printed
l1efhs we're acilYe 90 aales q lpYv
.9.....ss There were large sales ~ Nluf
h''s',,i< spo5Ian FOODS n rfQntet ana very
EY1'.'s ss4sa 1,he obDlnk tf'ide Aae quiet
1870, ", "a tllI1aiie couailipnr
tskisp Es1'l'N NO 9ffs'Sz
fseaaiislH nus dsY sg' sals week e ~
Wounds. thA apnFcu 3i4tfzt pouHAf,
i..,,i,sFf s4SI. ~ pounds TITS TINE y fea
80 Tine shl1ntnls t1lf d4I none this
soaS6n glffH pppndH' afaiHB lzYfs
,,f,.sl.IIz tkis daf Iast year. e4leA f4r fhlr
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Galveston. Texas. March as-Cofee
closcl steady and unchanged. OtdiDa. y
l9c; good ordinary lgfc; far soc: pfame,
M,sci choice, zici Peabody t5.tc: Co down.
siitc.
NEW YORK.
New York, March cs-Raw dull, n0uiii-
any unchangads GALES none,
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GRAM ANp FRoVlsloNs.


onAiS--clucAee AZ
ossn' nlsa' Lon Clos elea!as
ssH $s asy. VI vi II ss4 Si S %s MA
os,s siSy.. s ssSs sss 81 s SIC
,,s sss, NAV i, sss ss !, ah ,s
auiss -. y g INV ilde ll.au il.se
Lard May. v.sl;4 1.leN 9ea s.le ss0Q
s.sit SHAY 200 tdah seu syu 600
luly...-... o.Sii6 .Juu 5'S3 os5 o,po
CHICAGO
Chicago. March s.-tThe bears In wheat
rcgainsd their nerve today ANA fougnt
I May closed F-Sc lower than yesterdny,
/ There WIS a hullish tendency manileated
Ing on the hard spots broke the market
the sunshine and miluer temporal uic
holped tho bears and the decline from u
/ 70 Ss4 WAS gradually brought about WITH
Corn opened at yesterdays closing prices
lana then fea cff quickly 90 ci3b y graft
/ point until It touched ~ for s moment
but the lonEs tuia aud there WIS deetlle
20 NJ ~. The closing prices was aiia bld
Tllere was but small 0fnount ot pusi-
ness trnnsacted IN oats. May opened nom
| y e Y unsipr yesterdays c,Nsing price ~
siA, sold up y and declined u -, shortly
heiole the close Il rallied TO 81 a, where u
closed.
There was good speculative pusiness
done IN provisions, May pork, attef. an
closed az on die dag before. Snort RIOS
closed with a loss Tor The day AFTER an
Estimated receipls.-NJheat so cars: cora
900 cars. oats li5 cars. hogs $500
Cash Quotations
tlpur-@lHirai: unchanged.
Whea,No. 2 spring 6sss; NO spring
no sales; No. . rcd kSia.
Corn No S6% 49,
Oats-No. S0Aitf3l. No. ? white 3siSff
SAY. No.sa white 3eAMS3i4
Isye~-No. i1it.
barley No. 2 nominal; No, 5sffeo; No,
Flax seed No. i.ss.
Timothy SeeI--PrIne 4g6.
Mess PorlS--per barrel ii5oau52ss
short Ribs-SIds.s ooasrl 5000 aSts.
Dry Sailed Shoulders (I}oxedl a.sGt560o.
S WS I, SlsaT sSe sS1e S'sSSs e ne,
gal, las.
Singer Unchanged
Receipts Shipments
Wheat1 bu,..-.i ......s.t-. il,Vsq 2,Qn9
SStn b Sa.,, ii isU5 1890 S
hfye pu;s.s,..a .'-..,.s. 100 LOO
Rf Rafis,1 eq; ir;ci,ai,. %o00 is'o'o
Egss Quiet. strictly trseh 70.
NEW YORK
New York. March Wheat fspprtH
1890 bn. sales sDa5,oo0 bu futures SPOT
Gsit; Hfioat 67sk No. i Northern 6NA dee
lfvered No. hard 7t3S delivered. options
opened active and weaker q drop OF ne
from yesterday; the bulls yere much dis
Apported az the weather map, which
showed big rise In temperature In tho
Northwest; before midday the tenor Of
the crop dispatches became more buliish
and soon there was q wild rrsh 10 cover
which advanced prices eiik for May; then
the demand ceased and Sor the helnnee
Of the day prices steadily declined; the
close was ABOUT the lowest Of the dizzy.
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.IoogtoN pAll.Y srArrMrNr


iAifuas receipts. d30
eioss shipmGnih. 80. ............... .- rs
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Notice to Property owners.

Notice is hereby given that all filth,
rubbish, stone, and Instructions OF
every kind and nature must be removed
from the streets and alleys Immediately
and also all buildings which have float
ed out into the alleys and streets must
be removed, as the same are liable to
cause conhagration.
Unless this notice is forthwith COM
piled with, shall proceed to clean said
streets and alleys as herein ordered at
the expense of the property.
Dated at Dalles City, Or, this 10th
dav of July, 1894.
w. A. MADDRoN,
Street Commissioner.
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When, by reason of cold or from
other cause, the stomach, liver and kid
neys become disordered. no time should
be lost in stimulating them to action.
Ayers pills act quickly. safely, aud
surely. Sold by druggists and dealers
in rnt.dicinaa
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PERSONAL MENTION.

General H. B. Compson is registered
at the Umatilla.
Mr.. James H. Fraser and wife of
Moro are in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Haworth of Uni
versity Park, Portland, are visiting in
the city.
{ A number of Dalles people went to
the Locks today, among them Mr.. S. L.
Brooks.
Miss Hilda Beck left for Portland this
morning, where she will spend the re-
mainder of her vacation.
Misses Ada and Levia Blackerby of
Wapinitia, who have been visiting in
Portland, returned last night.
Hon. w. B. Presby, prosecuting at
torney for KIickitat county, is in the
city, and is accompanied by Mrs. Presby.
Mr.. Fred Young is in from Bake
Oven to meet Mrs. A. E. Bills and Miss
Ltffie Paulding of Portland, who will
accompany him home.
Misses Nellie and Pearle Butler re-
turned on this mornings train from
Kansas, accompanied by their friend.
Miss Elma Fogwell, who will spend the
summer with them.
Mr.. Wallace Wilson, the genial stew
ard of the Ulnatilla house, IS reasonably
happy, his wife and little son, who
are at present living in Portland, being
on visit to him here.
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1t will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, if you have cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found it just the thing and under its
use had speedy and thorough recov-
cay. Try sample bottle at our ex
pense, and learn for Yourself just how
good thing it is. Trial bottles free at
Snipes & Kinersly's drug store. Large
size SOC and 81.
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Whether Pasteur and Krch's peculiar
modes of treatment will ultimately pre-
vail or not, their theory of blood-c con-
tamination is the correct one, though
not original. 1t was on This theory that
DIR. j. G. Aver, of Low ell, Mass, nearly
parilla.
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Cord w"o,I.

We again have an abundant supply of
dry fir and hari wood for immediate
delivery at the lowest rates, and hope to
be favored with liberal share of the
trade. JOS. +. PETERS & Co.
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A horse kicked n. ). Shafer, of the
Freemyre House, Middleburg; Y. Y. on
the knee, which laid him up in he'd and
caused the knee joint to become stiff.
A friend recommended him to use
Cham mberlain's Pain Balm, which he
did, and in two days was able to be
around. Mr.. Shafer has recommended
it to many u hruise or sprain. This
same remedy is also famous for its cures
of rheumatism. For sale by Blakeley &
Houghtnn.
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AN international exhibition of book
and paper industries is to be opened in
Paris in July next. 1t will comprise
the various branches of the manufac
ture of books and paper, swell as the
machinery, implements and material
used in printing and illustrating
books
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Get Your Money.

All county warrants registered prior
to August 1, 1890, will be paid on pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after July 18th. WIN. MICHEL,
County Treasurer.
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Notice.

All city warrants registered prior to
December 8, 1891, are now due and pay
able at my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. ]. 1. BURGET, City Treas.
Dated Dalles City, May 15, 1894.
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MISS ELLEN HAYES. professor of
mathematics at Wellesley college. has
recently revised her textbook in higher
algebra. and new edition is about to
be issued
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DEW Is U4.G s.A~>-~Osh feSpecter Oh
colors. To prove this take pieces of
glass OF boards and paint them red,
yellow, green and black. Expose them
at night, and you will find that the
yellow will be covered with moisture,
that the green will be damp, but that
the red and black will be left perfectly
drY
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THE gold product of West Australia
last year was double that of the previ-
GUS twelve months. The total export
for the year was 110,391 ounces. The
prospects for the present year are most
PROMISING
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Over so patterns. new and desirab BILE
designs, with borders to match, at very
low prices. Jos. T. PETERS & Co.
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If the hair has been made to grow a
natural color on bald heads in thousands
of cases, by using Halls Hair Renewer,
why will it not in your case?
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A good giil; one. who can do general
housework. G. L. RICHMOND.
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To buy one g,s,d 81 rerond- -hanc
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From $lOO to $1,000 to loan. Apply to
GEO. w. ROWLAND,
113 Third ST. rht. Dsllles, Or.
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e. g. DUFUR FRANK MENEFEE.
nUFUR, q MENEFEE = ATTORNEYS AT
- LAW-RoOmg 42 and 43, over Post
nice Building, Entrance on Washington Street
he Dalles, oregon.
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:. BENNETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAT. OF
allies, Oregon
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able at my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. 1. 1. BURGET, City Treas.
Dated Dalles City, May 15, 1894.
Get Your Money.
All county warrants registered prior
to August 1, 1890, will be paid on pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after July 18th. WIN. MICHEL,
County Treasurer.
FROFEssIONAL.
II H. R1DDEL-ArroRNEY-Ar
II. Court Street, The Dalles, Oregon.
Z. B. DuFUR. FRANZ MENEFEE.
nUFUR, = MENEFEE attorneys 1AI; At,
nice Building, Entrance on Washington Street
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~ Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
each month at 7P. NJ.
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vi Mt. Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
of each week i'm Fraternity Hall. at 7:3O p. m.
\ every Friday evening at 80 O'Clock, In K.
# P. hall, corner Second and Court streets.
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every Monday evening at 1880 o'clock, H.
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reefs soiourning members are GSTifaIa I"
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reefs. Sojourning members are cordially in
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- Meets in Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
each month at Up. NJ.
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n0 "f each week i'm Fraternity Hail. at 2 30 p m.
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\ every Friday evening at 80 O'Clock, in h.
# P. hall, corner Second and Court streets.
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eDs NJ. C. P and s. o., Physician and Sur
geOn. Rooms and 4, Chapman block.
Residence Mrs. Thornbury's, west end of Second