davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Gntfamen aus tbrer 5eue.
6wet Sanofrei6er, ole i'm Ortsoefdnsni6
pom Reeewi1b eineefperrt waren, per-
fAafen fi6 faum cine Stunoe na4 ihrer
Dcrhaftun9 ihre SreiReit wieoer.

Otto 8efer 1u9t na9 3net 2anbtrei<
9ern, bic er am Samitag in fetnem Sagoz
bdus9en in WOIf Safe iiberraf9te unD in
Dem Srts9efGngniB BON 9egeptf9 etniperz
rem lieB, Die aber f9on cine @tunbe lpdter
tpieber entflo6en tparen. 9err 8eher iDo9nt
in benz 6auIe g1p. 859 &eb3ie Nbe., OD4 be-
Itbt er qls 2tebbuber bes S%agbfports am
WoIf Safe, cine Mefle Ditli9 BON 0egenil6,
Elm SagbbGus9en, in benz fetn gdn6e5 Sc
rGt6 auf bepa6rt 1T. SEPT 1T fetn 6dus4en,
nie audi bas me6rerer anberer G9icagoer
6erren gef9lofen, bod ale Nugenblide
brinqen 2anbftrei9er in bte1elben Elm ne6s
men getp0bn1t9 BEL i6rem S9eiOen baS
@ert6poQfte nit. @o 6Drte 6err 8efTer
am 9rettag, baB in Ieinem 9dus9en 5tpei
Qanbftrei9er es fi9 felt me6reren Sagea Gez
miitbli6 gema9t unb bereits ben gr0Bten
She'll Ietnes 5ii9@ unb Sagbgerdtbs 5ufar=
mengepadt 6dtten, INN nit bemfelben 8u berz
f6ntnben. Spfort ma9te er 1t9 nit feis
mem 8ruber Qpuis unb SO. g. 0olpen a1f
ben Meg na9 0egenif9 unb ais tie Dor benz
SSa9b6Gusben antamen, fanOen fe Die g}aGz
ri9t beftGttgt. 0rinnen 6auften 3lpet
2anbitrei9er, bic Bel tbrem @intreffen, Die
0proert6iir perriegelten unb nun Der Getpalt
tpei9en gu polen f4tenen. 8eifer unb Ietne
8egleiter erbra9en bann audi obne @eitere5
bic Sbir, idgten bic 2onOHrei4er binous
unb ma9ten ie I9lteBli9 mad barteln
&f gu 9efdngenen. Sic braGten tie
mad 9e9emif9 unb 1teBen ie bort in osm
OrtsgefdngniB etniperren. Sn i6rem 8ez
fiBe fanb man cine Menge So9en, Die 9errn
8efer gebDrten. Der 8oGt3tft Peter So3n-
ion, Der bic NufIi9t iiber bas @~efGngntB
fiibrt, ma9te ben 8pri9lag, nu35uIeben, ob
Die @efangenen nt3t nod an0ere JeIto3lene
Sa9en in Dem Sagbbaufe aufbepa9rt 9dtz
ten, Ser 8or19Iag tpurbe 9utgebeiBen uab
bic 9erren gingen NIT Dem Bplt3tIten bin.
NI8 ie na9 8erlauf elmer @tunoe 3uritd>
febrten, tparen Die betoen 2dnbitret9er ber@
59nunben. sic batten BON elmer Banf in
ibrer 3eGe Elm Brett abgebro4en urD mil
9iilfe Oeielben Die 3euentbiir aufge1prenst,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Gin Qoftidd oeftobIen.

Sin pintertonzWG fanb geiternM9orz
gen binter benz 9au1e go. 76 Sherman Str.
einen Poffad, Der auf9eI4nttten unb feines
gan3en Snbalts beraubt tporben mar. Man
utmmt an,boB berIelbe pdbrenb Der Na9t
aus Dem POitipagen auf benz Mege bon benz
0auptppitamt na9 Dem Rod SsIanbz8abnz
bDf geftpblen tpurbe. @r ent6ielt cine Menge
Boit1a8en, Die na9 SrtI9aften an Der Mtz
6i9an Goutbernz8obn be1timmt paren,
Wie groB Der 8erluft 1T, tptrO ii6 nibt eber
fe1tteQen laRen, Bis BON ben S9reibern Der
8riefe 8ef9pernen eingelaufen 1i1b. Yo1te
ANTS Snipector Stuart bat bereits cine I'm
ter1u9ung eingeleitet.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Stieblt SO ~Sdreibmo1ainen.
Gin umfanereider SdwinoeI ~aufseoedt.

en- Der Warren Mbe.z Station 1T augen@
bGidli9 Elm damn eingefperrt, Der pte man
ola1bt, Der Mnfibrer elmer pr9ont1trten
8onbe BON @9pinblern 1T, pel6e inner
6alb Der 3pet bergdngenen W}ondte ntht
tpeniger a1s fiinf3ig S9reibmaf4tnen ge@
itoblen BADEN 1pQ. lieutenant .!9are min
9enuq 8epeismdtertal gefunben baben, um
BEN @efaneenen auf btele Sabre tn's 3u9tz
6aus 19iden gu t0nnen. 0te bieitgen @genz
turen Der S9retbma19inen : Sobrtfar1ten
leqten Der BON 0are bDrqenommener1 Ner=
haftung 10 biel 8ebeutung BEL, odB tie 9e1tern
Nbenb cine 8erfammlung abbtelten unb be-
I9lo11er, ben lieutenant gu untertuben.
Mu9 in anberen StGbten 1o4 duf Mttglieoer
Der 8anbe BON @9minblern gefd6nbet nerz
ben. @or alien Otngen 1u9t mar elm jun
qes Mdb9en, pelbes in Derf9teoenen Sc
bdftsfirmen bef3Gfttgt g%etpe1en NOR uno
bds ben grDBten She'll Der ~befagten fiinf3ig
Maf9inen geftp6len BADEN i'm.
Der bpn 0are Derbaftete 8auner betBt
George Sherman unb lGugnet pprlGufig
NIes, befen man i'm bef9ulbigt, @r purbe
om 0pnnerftag Nbenb in Der Wo6nung BON
Srau 6, q. Merf6am, 800 @arren Mpe.
gefdngen 9enommen, alS er bafelbt cine ges
Ito6lene M6a13tne 81 D~erfaufen Der iu6te.
5rau Meribum 1T ndmli9 cine nabe Ser
tpanbte Der @ebriiber Sad on, mel9e in 388
Weft MabiIonftr, Elm @runbetgentbumsgez
19dft BADEN. Nm Spnntag las elmer Der
9erren Sdd1on folgenOe &n3eige in elmer
3eitunga gu b~ertaufen @4retbmaf9inen
dller Nrten unter benz &Dftenprei1e. Bir
bringen bic MaT6inen our 8robe auf bic
Sffice. Die Sad on's brau9ten nDt6menz
big cine Mtaf9ine unb feBten burum Die
unter Der Nn5eige ge3ei6nete Strma babOn
in aenntniB, Oaraufbtn fam am 0onz
nerftag Sherman gu ibnen unb 3tpar nit
elmer 9dmmonb S9retbmdf9ine. 9a aber
6rau MerIbnm, nel9e bel i6nen als Ste
rOgrupbiitin un9eteut 1T, ni4t 5u9e9en
mar, purbe Sherman gefagt, er mOge
Nbenbs in Dem 9auie 800 @arren Nbe. DOrz
1pre6en, @egen 8 l1br bes Mbenbs fam er
bortbin. Oian fii6rte i'm in bas 8orIor,
po er eintge Minuten auf 9errn SadfDn
un6 Srau Werfbam parten muBte. DIS
2eBtere fam, getDabrte tie, baB lie i6r Bor=
lemonade auf Dem ParlOrtt59 bate ltegen
Gdiien. Obne 5t9 bel babel 81 benten, off
nete lie es uno entbedte Darn, baB cine Stint
oolar>g2ote 6erduSgenDmmen tpDrben mar.
Sbr @erba9t ftel Iofort uuf Sherman. Sic
tbetlte bas @ef9ebene benz nunmebr. entire
tenben Satfon i'm Sluitertone nit, porauf
oiefer ben nd4ften poli3tften berbei6olte urb
Sherman Derbaften IteB. Sn Der Station
fanb man Die Sin bpGarzNote in befTen
S9u6. Dies lieb ben i'm unter1u9enben
lieutenant 0are 8erbabt 16Dpfen, baB es
nit Der @9reibmdf6 cline aud ni9t feline
Rt6tigfeit babe, @r arbettete nun mebrere
9tunben an benz San unb fanb balb cine
5irma, BON Der bic @9retbmaI6ine tpel9e
Sherman on Srau Merf6am bertaufen
poIte, geitoblen morben mar. Der 9iebz
itabl purbe iebO9 BON elmer iungen Dame
ausgefibrt, Die es beritanben bate, 1i9 8uerft
bas @ertrauen berf9tebener GROCER Sabrt=
tanten bon S9reibmaT6 inen gu ertperben
unb %baraufbtn etmd fiinf8tg Der tbeueren
Sabrttate au enttpenben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Gbeure Befanntfdaft.
Games mcDepitt miro Don einem Sauerirs
f6neer ms Darn oeIodt uno nm feline
~beoeutenoe SaarIbaft beftohlen.

Sames Mc0ebitt, beffen Office ii4 in
Dem 6au1e go. 127 SntartoftraBe beftnbet,
1u9t eifrigt na@ benz Manne, Der ibm feline
8rtefta19e, bic $4,000 in bertduflt6en
Mert6papieren unb $245 in baarem 9elDe
ert6telt, 9e1tD6len bat. @r betrdt am Sans
tag Nbenb INN 8 lt6r Elm Heftaurant in Der
unteren Stabt. DIS er 1t9 on einem Slide
nieDerlieB, pur0e CT BON etnem f4on bort
IjBenben !6errn nit glattra1trtem Nntltb
freunblt4 beqriibt, Sbglei9 Mc0ebitt ben
Mann nt4t tannte, ertpioerte er Die 8egriiz
Bung unb balb mar cine l1nterbaltung i'm
@ange, g}a9 eingenommenem Ma6le
maAte Der 3tf9genOfe ben 8Orf9lag, Elm
36eater gu befuben, er lei fremb in Der
Stabt unb ptfe nt9t re9t, pO er bingeben
foae. Wtc0ebitt ertldrte it6 berett, Die Si6<
reri9aft 3u iibernebmen urb 8eioe gingen in
Elm Sbeater, Na4 S9luB beiel6en gingen
fte abermals in Elm Geitaurant an CALHOUN
Yldce. 6ier iaBen tie pD6l cine Stunbe BEL
SpeiIe unb Sranf 5u1ammen, bann trennten
1e fi9, Der 6rembe, INN fem 9otel unb N}cz
Debit, UNI feline 8obnung auf3uIu9en.
2ebterer mar iebo9 faum etnen 8lod gez
gangen, als er bemertte, baB feline nDblge@
fiQte 8rieftaf9e berf9nunben mar. @r
mabte nun Melbung in Der GENERALIZATION
unb erfubr bon benz 9etectibe g3iggemeper,
an ben man i'm g~epiefen bate, bob Der
Srembe Der 8eI9reibng na9 Elm Der poli5ei
noblbefdnnter 8a1ernfGnger lei, ben man
BALD berbaften perbe, Sb man jebo9 baS
@elb tpieOererlangen t0nne, lei fe6r fragli9,
M}c9eOitt lit Elm Mitglteb Der @e1eQ19aft,
Die bier baS neue @%rpreBipitem Der nGbicago
Selepbone So" etnfiibren min.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
2lm Ktrdenoeben perbtnoert.

N1s 6. S, Wiuiams, Elm STUDENT Der
Nrrt6peiern l1niperittdt, geltern Morgen
our &tr6e ge6en poute, begab er 1i9 porber
no9 benz 8rteffaiten an Der @de Der Oabtsz
@traBe unb Sherman Nbe., INN einen Brief
a~b5ugeben, Ser 8riettaiten 1T an einem
pfoften, auf benz lt9 eth eGettrif9es 2i9t
%befinbet, b~efeittgt, unb btefer pfoiten mar
our 3eit nit 8afer ~ungeben, QIs 6err
Wtaiams feinen 8rief in ben &aften tperz
fen tpoQte unb gu btefem 3ned bic &lappe
oefelben NIT Der 9anO faBte, tpurbe er pl0B=
li9 BON einem eleftrif6en S91ag getroffen
uno in ben StraBenfptb ~getporfen, @Gs Der
9etrOffene nieber gu it9 fam, CAB er ben
&tr9enbefn4 auf unb ging na4 9aufe, Inn
it@ gu pfle9en.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
feuer auf ser Sa6feite.

@eitern Na9mittug lam in benz an Der
@de Der AZ, StraBe unb Cottage @rpbe Nbe.
gelegenen Neubau Elm Seuer gum Nusbru6,
Das einen gang bebeutenben S9aben anrt9z
tete, ebe es gel0i9t tperOen tpnnte, Die
GntitebungSuri abe 1T unbetannt, bod berz
mut6et man, baB fabrGGKtge StrpI9e bic
6an0 i'm Sptele 6atten. Der @eIommtz
berGuit belduft ft9 auf $4,000, Dem aber cine
@erii4erung BON $1,000 gegenii6eritebt, SO.
S, 8urte aus 3212 StatetraBe 1T Der @i=
denthiimer.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21

y ~@ufnaDntc! @ir boben cine Mn3aDl Yiano8,
Die nur iebr lpenig gebraudt lpurben-io, in q trflibfeit
geraoe 10 gut lpie neu ftno. @tr offertreu Oteie Suitru=
mente 81 ben fol9enoen aufrdumuugs=Werfnufs=8ret5en
omt ieRr leidte Ib8aDIuugeu, I'M NIT ~benielben iofort
ouf3urdumen:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
fre6er Raubanfau.

9e9eniiber Der 9arrtfonf Station,
alio fo3ufagen unter Der Nafe Der 8oliaei,,
nurbe @9arles Hoienberg geitern Mbenb
UNI 8 ubr BON bret Gegern nieDer9ef6Iaqen.
SIN 8lan3e bes Qt1ts, nel6es aus Dem
Seniter Der Poli3etz@ Station f9tsu, bur9=
in4ten Die S4urfen bic Sale d i6res
unb erbeuteten So unb cine llbr,
iporauf tie ii3 rubig entfernten, 3tpet
Srauen3tmer, tpel6e 3eugen bes &aubanz
faqes marer1, febten Die poIi3et in &ennt=
nth. bod mar oteie ni9t i'm @tanbe, bic
~auf5uipiiten,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
@Sdm1teI 6nrtfin tnnrA

Samuel 9drtiig, fpel6er unter Der
4ntIage 1tebt, bier in G6icaqo etnen WbrsBz
talenber beriibt 81 baden, bon Dem Pr MR.
IDelI9e gFemPlare oruden lieB, UNI bunn Die
9e.99ftSieute NIT 4n3eigen gu Def 6pinbeIn,
ut IN Seriep Gitp ber6aftet norben. @r un6
lem SruDer @merD tpurben bor etno 2 Sim
perIeBt. 0""
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21
Nabeau 100 WGbher. neIhe bisbej

- Nabe3u 100 Weab9en, tpeIde btsber
baS NOOnbaDz 9teit>2Ofal patrontitrten un6
baielbit Wittas8 ibre MabG3eiten einz
l1abmen, Deriammelten iib geitern in Ben
RGumcn bes Qlpba>Glubs, 81 9earbornz
ltroBe, uno nobmen cine &eiolution an,
tpOnah iie ii9 tpei9ern, oas Obcnermabnte
&otaI n06 nit ibrer &un6i6ait gu be-
0liifen, 10 LANCE Die ge9enWGrtige @ez
ihdftsfHRrung am 8u6sr lit.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-21

&ei3es, rotbes Ylut miro eberIo natrtr=
gemGB pou 6oDo's Soriaporiuo erfeuqt, 1pie
GuBerli9e Sauberfeit bur3 bGuIi9eH @eebrou6
pon Seite nto @oiier. 0ieier groBe Slut
retIt9er pertret6t grinhli6 Sfrofeln, Sol3z
NnB ulle alien al1berlt inl1erIihen @mnrh.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
4 SENSATIONAL REPORT OF
CRIMES.

t'The extreme to which through the
ambition of professional detective mat
ters of this kind (referring to accusations
against Holmes) are carried, serve lily
the ends of justice. 1t is doubtful
whether they serve any more commend
able purpose than that which feeds
morbid public appetite that constantly
fattens on crime, and az constantly de-
mands fresh relay offood. d."-Oregonian.
THE CHRONICLE heartily concurs in
the foregoing; the wrangling of lawyers
through the press tends far less-al-
though that is bad enough in its ten
dency-to bring the courts into public
disrepute, than the publication of gar
beled reports of expected testimony in
criminal cases. The paid detective is in
character not far from the criminal in
his disposition to thwart vile justice; no
misrepresentation is too gross for him to
use; no trick too dishonest to be played !;
and when the accused is under arrest re-
porters of the modern city papers are
too willing to feed the morbid appetite
by publishing the statements of the de-
tectives concerning the alleged crime,
and if the prosecuting officers remain
silent concerning the testimony, as they
certainly ought to do, but seldom do, the
enterprising reporter secures food for
this morbid appetite by making up a
statement for them. The public read
these misjointed, sensational and, to a
great extent, false statements of the tes-
timony, and when the case comes on for
trial are prepared to convict before the
court has had ought to do with the case.
At the trial the evidence admitted to
the hearing of the jury is usually en-
tirely unlike that upon which the pub
lie has rendered it's verdict and after the
trial results differently from what the
public would have it; the public there
upon denounces the trial as farce, pro-
claims the jury system a failure and
concludes that Justice has miscarried.
Often the trial is failure and it is so
because of the oficiousness and inter-
ference of the newspapers, whose trial
of the case is usually from the stand
point of the So called detective. We be-
lieve the press is largely to blame for
the ''morbid appetite" of the public;
and the trial of cases by the press upon
statements of detectives creates public
contempt for courts and all that have to
do with the trial of cases.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
SALOONS TO BE CLOSED al
MIDNIGHT.

Upon petition of large number of
business men, the city council directed
an ordinance to be prepared which will
forbid keeping saloons open after mid
night. The action will be commended
by citizens generally. Other business is
done between the hours of o'clock a.
m. and IL midnight and there is no good
reason why the saloon business should
be an exception; there are, however,
many reasons why the men who run the
saloons and bar-rooms should be relieved
of any excuse for keeping open after
midnight. We believe every keeper of a
saloon in the city, unless it be a dive,
will approve the action of the council.
We hope the ordinance will be OBJ
served without compulsion, but if it is
not the executive of the city will see
that it is strictly enforced.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05

Saturday afternoon Sprague, WASH,
suffered disaster like the one which
destroyed the larger portion of The
Dallee, on Sept. 2, 1891; both fires
started in the middle of the day and
burned 80 fiercely that no fighting by q
fire department was of any avail. 1t is
the season of the year when a like catas-
trophe may occur to any city, and tie
utmost caution should be observed by
the officers of the fire department in see
ing that the ire apparatus is in perfect
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05

Those who have used DIR. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get trial bottle, free. Send
your name and address to III. E. Bucklen
& Co., Chicago, and get sample box of
DIR. Kings New Life Pills free, as well
as copy of Guide to Health and House
hold Instructor, free. All of which is
guaranteed to do you good and cost you
nothing. Sold by Snipes & Kinersly.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
TELEPHONE TO PRINEVILLE.

A telephone line from Prineville to
The Dalles, would not only be benefit
to both towns and intermediate country,
but, would be paying investment as
well.-Review.
1t is coming, people of Prineville. We
have already made a beginning by start
ing line to Dufur. Ten days will see it
finished and pushed on towards King
sley. Prineville is its natural terminus
and though some time may elapse before
we can talk to Crooks county seat, yet
the same spirit that conceived and sup
ported the boat line and that has fought
for the completion of the locks these
many years will see to it that Prineville
will have telephone communication with
the outside world.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05

The Dalles has a population variously
estimated from 5000 to 1000; it has five
public school buildings, besides one
large private school; it has eight
churches, besides the Salvation Army
organization; there are few communities
that are better supplied with the facili-
ties which make community safe and
desirable place in which, to reside and
bring up a family. In fact there are few
places, taking all things into considera-
ton, more desirable for home than our
CITY
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
Whitman COLLEGE,
WALLA WALLA, WASH.

The location unexcelled, instruction
thorough. expenses low.
Three Courses = Classical. Scientific
and Literary-in both the College and
Academy. Conservatory of Music and
Department of Elocution and Oratory
greatly enlarged. All lines of work
strengthened; good influences assured !;
outlook in all directions brighter than
ever before.
Fall term opens Sept. 18th. For an
nouncements and further particulars,
address
PREs'T WHITMAN COLLEGE,
augl Walla Walla, Wash.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
Independent order of Foresters.

The Independent Order of Foresters
founded in New Ark, N. j., in 1874. Its
record is as follows: Membership, S0.-
600; reserve fund, 81 ,350, 600; paid bene-
iciaries, 50 900 900; average age of mem
bers, "a years; death rate only 5.47 per
1000. There are no assessments on
death. Write for circulars to VIM. San
derson, Portland, Ore. ag5d2t*
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
Announcement,
General Agent

Reports from passengers already gone
to Clatsop and Ilwaco beaches are very
aatter1ng as to connections and time
made, and say our arrangements are
perfect for delivering passengers, bag
gage and freight at their destination.
For detailed information and surpris-
ingly low rates for the season. call on
E. E LYTLE,
Agent 0. r. & N. Co.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05

General Coppinger has wired the war
department that the Indian trouble is
over; and there has been no massacre,
no battle and no Indians seen. There
have been whole lot of reports. The
next time the settlers in Jackson's Hole
cry IndianI they will be left in the hole,
or should be,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
THE DALLES
Real /: Estate
ExCHANGE-

The above association is
prepared to take a list of all
and any kind of Real Estate
for sale Or exchange, whereby
the seller will have the undi-
vided assistance of the follow
ing Real Estate Agents, or
ganized as an association for
the purpose of inducing i'm
migration to Wasco and Sher-
man Counties, and generally
stimulating the sale of prop
erty:
G. E. Bayard, T. A. Hud-
son, J. G. Koontz & Co., j. M.
Huntington & Co., Dufur &
Hill, N. Whealdon, Gibbons &
Marden, G. w. Rowland.
Address any of the above
well known firms, or
]. M. Huntington, Sec.
The DALLEs. OREGON.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
Bucklen,s ArInca salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton. or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Snipes & Kin
ersly
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
Are You Going to the COAST

This summer If so, take the Regulator
line. Tickets on sale for the season at
rates lower than ever. Connections
made with all steamers leaving Port
land. Through tickets, and baggage
checked to destination. (No transfer
charges at Portland).
w. G. ALLAwAY,
General Agent.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-08-05
Cattle for Sale.

Ny entire pand of cattle is for sale.
They are mixed with Hereford breeds.
One registered Hereford bull, one half
breed bull, about S5 3-year-old steers,
and about 125 head of good beef cattle.
Terms cash. Call on or apply to T. I.
Moffitt, German. Ore. ag5d&wtf*x
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EYE, EAR, NOSE and THPoHT

NR. WADE, (F.sC. g., London. member of
IL the British Medical Association, formerly.
orulist and aurist to the Victoria Roy al Jubilee
Hospital), has opened an Office for the practice
OF the above Epecialties, at rooms 5O4-50b " ar
guam Building, Portland, Or. Once hours, 10
to II q. m; to and at p N. jly1S1m
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When Baby sick, we gave her Casto-is-
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria-
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condition, and By the citizens that no
debris is left exposed to sparks. An
ounce of prevention in this respect is
worth tons of cure.
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Severe gripping pains of the stomach
and bowels instantly and eftectually
stopped by DeWitt's Collie and Cholera
Cure. Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
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| can conceive Of a plan that will do
rs much Or more good. The munich
pality should certainly furnish the
needed money, the holders, Of unused
land should be willing to donate
such land.Thasc who are able /, pay
Il small rental for tie land they re-
celvc for cultivation 81! uId pay it if
lor no other purp"sa that to remove
u" stigma Of charit;.
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and the road as pctioned for declared
i public highway, provided, however,
that the county should not be put to
any c%Eci!Sc in opening up the same,
and furthermore THAT the cid road.
as ccan1cd, be and Tho same is here
By vacated
On motion adjGuinc'.
june lth E"95-:ccond day.
The board met in re- lllar session,
pursuant / adjournnts III, with same
officers present.
\ petition was received signed By
y. MrGrcgor. NatJ Saapc!. j. A.
Nealcy, G. III asking that Il public
road be established! Is follows: ,,Com-
mcncim., al !io ). {. "Nl,cr Of sec ).
township 8 nUli! Of range 90 west:
thence rll!ing d;i2 cast one mile
whore il strikes the StcyeH,yii!c and
Mi>sDti!u road. = r,molstraucc to
granting said petition. signed by Il
number u residents, within the dis
trict Of t!le proposed road, was also
submitted 10 the Board After due
consideration. yici IL were appointed
to view out sHjt proposed road t.
meet on Saturday. july IS. 1855, and
to report al least ten days prior TO
the ;>eptrntDer meet iit.y oi the board,
tn-Wil: l.. y. Hates, Ca Cook and
". 4. Wright; ,!r Hatch was ap-
poi'tyt TO p#st The required notices
in conformity Nilil lie !;l".
! petition Of J l.. Powell. VI. j.
1rcvAIc. y. e. Bass. Ct al. duly ap-
proved ~ n" superintendent Of
schools, praying that 4 new district
be created from 4 portion Of districts
Nos. :, and :. was. ON mot ion. Laid
over for future ;irtiu Iur the purpose
Of obtaining. III the meantime. some
definite knowledge ~ 10 what set
could j." effected with district
NO. = concerning its present bonded
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indebtedness.
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"a, r,,o - ~. o., ,.,.. :, 10
yjc:runt-" country.
Hamilton, June :. Wears. foot
sore and ragged .Juhri N.cGrcyor.
trumpcd into town! last nj ilJ> Nc}f
neigh exhausted, ai.H told u Terrible
tale Of suffering ana nEpyr arc in the
Clearwater cNlll.trl t.!p, i. A., ;,,yf,:.
as The NOW c@icNrHt "a trp oi Ehc.
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grHN"a IL IN" valley ii The Clear"
water. ".4,l ,lr(;r.a,., Is ,.L;I}tc,rd ;3,
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LICENSES ISSUED

List OF Licenses Issued by the Treasurer of Raya County,
State Of Moana, for the Quarter Ending May 81, 1905
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TOTAL 1890 O2
JoHS BOWLING, Treasurer.
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