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From Mondays Daily.
The heated term has begun.

The heated term has begun.
Mr.. P. e. Farrelly, of Portland, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
The sport of trout fishing is being
INDUCED in by very many Of our citi-
zens, and with great success in some
instances. -, -
The railroad commission will inspect
the o. r. & N. Cos. line during the
next few days. They may be expected
in this city at any time.
Mr.. Henry Hudson, of Dufur,
brought to the office today bunch of
wheat which is overfour feet in hight,
and he says he has eighty acres of
about the same growth.
Except few finishing touches, the
new grade up Currant creek hill, be-
tween Antelope and Muddy, in this
county, is completed. This brings the
Mitchell country many miles nearer
The Dalles, and is of great advantage
to both.
The following advertisement ap-
peared in the Aurora items in the
Three Sisters last week: "Wanted-A
second hand bicycle, by @ yong lady
with leather seat. |" The Woodburn
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New Pasture Grass.

Hon. George Herbert, brought down
from Grant this afternoon specimen
of what is claimed to be Russian
grass, the seed of which was planted
this spring on ground that had not
been irrigated, and the growth is over
three feet high. The yield is equal to
alfalfa, and is said to be exceRfA feed
for cattle. If this could be 4 oduced
on the dry regions of Eastern Oregon
it would furnish pasturage for vast
herds. 1t resembles California cheat
very much, and that Is considered one
of the most nutritious grasses.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court OF the State OF Oregon for th,
County Of v asco

In the Circuit Court OF the State Of Oregon. for the
County Of Wasco
]. FLINDERS, PLAIN if, vs.. D Taylor. Sarah K
Taylor, Joseph johnson. Caroline Breese e. John
Bsrger, 7. Q; Mitchell and the tate of Oregon as
Trustee for the use at the Common Sch. oil Fund
Of Wasco County, Greg, N. defendants.
D. virtue OF an execution, decree and order Of
60 duly issued ON OF and under the seal Of the
Circuit Court Of the state Of oregon for the county
Of wasco, to me directed and dated the Srd day of
June, 1895, poD decree for the fore losure Of a
Certain mortegs and jud ment rendered end
entsre In said court the 9th day tf Nav, 1895
in the aboyr nt,tsd cause. 81 favor of plaintiff
debtor, In the sum of 1886 81, with interest
thereon from the 9th day of May, 1885, at thu te
Of 10 ee cent per anrum, and the iurthei suin Of
$3.50 attorneys fees, and the further sum OF SIS
cots, and also the costs Of ard up this writ and
commanding me to make sale tf the real property
embraced In such de.ree of foreclosure and herein.
after described will on the l9rh day OF Ju y 1896
ut the our Il 10 ''elcck g.. the foienoo and at
the south door OF the County Court House In Dailes
CITY. waco County. oregon, sell at pabl c auction
title nd interest winch the de endant., y. D. Tay.
t.F and Sarah X. Taylor, or either Of them, had on
the 18th day OF May, 1893. the date Of the mort
gage foreciosed herein, hich such defendants,
any OF the defendants herein, have since acquired
or nos have, in and to u Q following scri ell real
property, tituate In the County Of wasco and State
seven . and eight ( In SECTION eis Int (sj and the
south hsf Of the southeast quarter Of said section
eight; the west ill., and the half of th. north.
sa q the Snd the e.
east quarter II section eighteen s) all In tow Il ip
one nurth of range thrte (3J east of Willamette
or 20 much OF said roperty as will satlsf,
SAID 1udsment and decree with costs and all aceru-
ing costs Sid property will be sold subject 10
confirmation by said circuit C urt and to redemp.
ion as by law provided.
Dated The Dalies, June z, 1896.
1uns6t Sheriff Of wasco County, oregon.
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Land Transfers.

June MAY G. Watson to w. P,
Watson; property bordering on N.
Goes donation land claim, Hood
River; $4,000. ......
June &c. E. Hill and wife to Thos.
F. Gray; 1-8 acres in sec "a, tip n, r
13 east; 1856.
June 8-Charles Payette and wife to
Portland Guarantee Company; 81
acres in sec 8, tip 8 8, IA east; 81.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Proceedings Noted on the Law, Equity
and Criminal Dockets.

In the case of Peter M. Cochran vs.
jury at II P. NJ. June 9Th, and at 9
O'Clock this morning verdict was
rendered the plaintiff for value of
sheep, $241.
The case on trial today is David
Lowen & Son vs.. J. C. O'Leary; snit
to recover over advances on consign-
ment of wool. By stipulation the case
was tried by II jurors, as follows! D.
A. Turner, J. F. Staniels, W. 81. Tay-
lor, M. Randall, C. II, Hall, w. H.
Sharp, j. W. Atwell, w. E. Sylvester,
A. G. Hall, E. N. Chandler and E.
Pitman. Story & Gates are attorneys
for plaintiffs and Dufur s. Menefee for
defendant.
The following late entries were made
in the dockets:
Esberg, Bachman & Co. vs. E. Ja-
cobsen & Co.; answer Withdrawn;
Judgment rendered.
G. ]. Farley ys. Allan Grant; set
tied.
Pease & Mays vs.. Allan Grant; set
tied.
EQUITY.
Mary A. Wilson vs.. Wallace Will
son; report Of L. S. Davis, referee,
filed.
w. 81. Pugh vs L. F. Pugh; report of
L. S. Davis, referee, fled.
w. A. Douglass vs.. F. P. Taylor ct
al; order to file amended complaint.
Laura A. Sandoz vs. Annie r. Brown
ct al; confirmation granted.
Enos Lane vs. John O'Neal ct al;
confirmation granted.
Joseph May vs.. J. T. Delk ct al; the
same.
Portland Guaranty Co. vs. Nicholas
Marx; confirmation granted.
Daniel Hampshire vs.. 81. E. Hamp-
shire; report of L. S. Davis, referee,
filed.
TUESDAYS SESSION.
The case of Lowen & Son vs. ]. c.
O'Leary was submitted to the jury
last MI ght at lilo, and a verdict was
returned this morning.
The following entries in the dockets
were made yesterday.
A. S. Disbrow ct al. vs. S. E. Hannah;
default as to defendants Maggie and j.
E. Hannah.
Anna Urquhart vs. A. A. Urquhart;
answer fled; plaintiff to have further
time to plead.
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Complaints Against sheepmen.

Klickitat county farmers are UP in
arms against sheepmen driving their
fiocks to summer range through their
land. They say that frequently sheep
break down the fences and destroy the
crops. One man this morning In
formed us that band had broken into
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IEART DISEASE, Like
many other ailments when they
- A..

many other ailments when they
have taken hold Of the system,
never gets better Of It's own accord, but
Constantly gr0trs sC0rse. There are
thousands VINO know they have defective
heart, but will not admit the fact. They
don't want their friends 10 worry, and
DON'T k,sOsc sC7adt to take for It, as
they have been told time and again that
heart disease was incurable. Such was the
case Of Mr.. stlas Farley Of Dyesville, Ohio
who writes Juns,19, 1894, as follows:
"I had heaft disease for S8 gears,
my heart hurting me almost continually.
The first Is years doctored all the time.
trying several physicians and remedies,
until my last doctor told me IL was only
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT TIE DAlLEs, OREGON
June 4, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nameo
settler has filed notice Of his intention TO make final
proof in support OF his claim and that said proof
Will be made before the Register and Receiver al
The Dalles, Oregon, on July %. 1876, viz:
VINCENT APP,
q No S972, for the Ell Of Sec 10, TIP 8, R I2 E,
WIN -
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of SAID
land, viz:
Frank Gabel and Driver, both Of The DaIes
Oregon, and Ch rles Fryer and Bazl ueore, both Of
Wapinitia, Oregon.
iuns-et JAS. F. MOORE, Register.
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question of time as
I could not be cured.
I gradually grew
worse, very weak,
and completely dis
couraged, until I
lived, propped half
up in bed. because I
couldn't lie dozen
nor sit up. Think
ing my time had
come I told my fam
ily what I wanted
done when I was
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ATTENTION fREIGHTERs.

Dds are wanted for hauling about loo, 900 pounds
consisting o, groceries and heavy goods. Ali wools
to ne hauled from Muddy Station [ O point Is miles
southeast Of Abtelopel IL The Dalles. and back
said wool and back freixht to be well protected
with wagon sheets and delivered In good order q d
cond tion, between the 9Th day Of Ma, an the Isl
on delivery Of each lo.d at he Dalles, il de ired
and the remainder on completion OF ,ontr CT. Blu
will be opened April S0t at P. M, AMI award
made known at Moody's Warehouse May I'd, 1895.
Bidders v ith endorsements touching their resp ns
billty will be given the preference. Address all
bids to HENRY HAHN
Sec'y Prineville L & L st. Co.
"a Front st. Portland ur.
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gone. But on tine first DAY Of March on
tine recommendation Of Mrs. Fannie Jones,
Of Anderson. Ind, 1 commenced taking
DR.. Miles EeaC Cure for the Heart
and wonderful TO tell, in ten days was
working at light work and on March 10 COM
menced framing barn, which is heavy
WORK, and havnt lost Gay since. am So
years old, 6 #. AZ inches and weigh 25Olos.
L 6etiere L ana fully cured, and
am now only anxious that everyone shall
know Of your wonderful remedies"
Dyesville, Ohio. SILAs FARLEY.
DR.. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive
guarantee that tine first bottle Will benefit
All druggists sell it at 81. 6 bottles for So or
it will be sent, prepaid on receipt OF price
By the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
Dac<opoS Health
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Harper's Bazar.

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lar or even be possible in this country and Eng
land that does not signify that the French civil
Code Is not of use to English and American law
yers on the contrary. the commercial and social
relations between these countries are so large and
so close that the necessity to know more of the
details Of each others institutions and law be-
comes greater each year. VI. Cachards transla-
ton Of the Code Napoleon is welcome addition
10 the prcscnt facilities FOR obtaining that knowl
edge Made BY a Frenchman who has been ac-
corded th. right TO plead In the courts Of France
and also OF this state, and who has had the ad-
vantage of actual practice at the New-York bar.
II is natural to expect that this version will pre-
sent in an accurate form all the nice shades OF
meaning OF the technical law terms OF the original
and be of great assis. ance to all lawyers not OF
French birth 1t is a well-known fact that many
and egregious errors have been made by members
OF the bench and bar in England In attempting
10 make use either of their own translatons OF the
French statute law or else of such TRANSACTIONS as
were most accessible to them. NJ. Cachard puts
this very politely in his preface when he says:
Foreign courts when called upon to decide ques-
tions of French law have sometimes rendered de-
cisions not in accordance with the laws OF that
country" There is every reason to join heartily
in the modest conclusion of the author This
book 1t is to be hoped may be found useful in pre-
venting the recurrence Of such cases
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BUILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans FOR buildings and alterations
have been filed with Building Department:
New buildings
samucl-st n =. $50 II of Frankiyn-avc. $500
story SHE'D. ty Leahy. ............... 500
and stable. by Henry o Iiavemcyer. Of Green
r. 4 broadway, No 80. n,e-story brick store and
-. 213 Of Avenue A. one story
frame open shed by - \ & q y Williams. ~ -
40 East J2i 800
Eamere Place 200 II of iI7thsf two two
story and basement frame dwellings by Henz"l
Mci,rien. OF No so East s6h-st and No l"l
KING st o"V
aisf-st No iOj East. nNeai0ry brick building
mot describcd by James Wall Of No 21 West
3l-t ~. and Edward II Kelly. 4 No IA West $1,000
15th-st iooD
Attentions:
iOgth-st 100 and III. hv Arnold Adler. n
two story frame tenements ........... 200
Van Nest station by New-iork Catholic Proec-
tory 10 a fonrstory and attic brick prOtcctory
~lartnlenfb. 2iOOO
cnunon-,i III and ia by Jnmcs Gregory
estate to- brick factory. store 80
Wrghneton- ave and ls0th-st corner. by
John Ma-simis. To tlrcc-story frame dwelling
ill.t-st 80 al7 west b, Nathan Low. to
Two. story frame store and dwelling ............ IS
fremont and Washington ayes. n W corner, by
william Clarke. to "a threc-soiy frame hior" and
dwelling w,
COth..t Nos II and ~. by John T. and Eva X u
Mctovcrn and another, u No II East 60th-st
To two nvestory brick dwellings. ............. $500
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Ont Of Qown propertn Go Get.

NOR UENT-The Phoenix building. at Springfield
i Mass. Is completed. The corner store In Tor
rental building the finest In the city opposite inc
Government Iosiofce and Custom House. In the very
centre ~ portion ~ the principal thoroughfare
Their. IL no the city equal To this Sprn.
field draws "A population OF $4,000 and In the most
retail centre IN Massachusetts outside OF loHton
Th. front corner window, has - feet OF plate glass IN
length and Is n remarkably nns frontage For retail
,oihng drygoods or piano warefoom II has no equal
Attention the city trade invited. an this IL nn I'M
un,nnt point the establishment of branch house
ror particulars apply to JAMES 7. Able. Springfield.
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REAL ESTATE.
Rr-sINEss AT THE EXCHANGES.

Tho auction rooms were unusually dull YESTERDAY
As a rue. in the summer period. Tuesday - 'i0
busiest day OF the week but yesterday was a" e
centIon and none Of the operators ana speou'"
we're present. The announcements were a. va 6
minor grade, and out of four only one p"''
sold. -, ,,or foreclosure pro-
ceedings No 81 West one -hundreu anu ~, t7xtoo II
G, a three-stoyy brownstone dwelling io' "
10 the plaintiff James Floy, for :li'SW - hs sou.h
r Zltiel has sold the plot SooxlV'ii; U $50 reet
side Of One-hundred -and-ff about 1a e.
cast OF Columbusave.. for the la misunderstanding
for INN
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nlu, JACOB .. and WE = r9 ,.s, II na S..
ana 'n''he ,'mml va ,% - ~ - 4, Ni,hrs.
SANE TO- G,.'se : IIamrn i'''h st. 1890 It ON,
q - NI.'olas ave. 3 year, ....t ~. l"""
'.ash'H. Potter am wife !, li'rl"n g, ,ns'
's,, e. .,e r. ana " WE si,,. '.' W. ' 600
pl,i.0n I'd .m.n. 'o Herman solomon. - .
rh,ss,i. G.,rse u ana wife :. I..'c ns'ler N.
r'e.' ,s st. l'm.. ne Il . Msp ' ,aa Ellen
- el. o5,h.',. 20 Z, - nh-,..e years 1900
o,,ter n, y,l"o,. ave- ami i.s,n It, months. 1000"
Same 20 Sarah II Powell. same property s,o,
o.,isie l'.ary T.. 20 Maud. / E, Gooaslns
individual sni - es"cn'ris on ave. 800 an ,,.
s1s - i'. % @ns1@.n ' :;l,. rs " ~
- s,h ave. 4 years 49,. 49,, boooo
o..ise. o.t.'l q to Msol "a, = :, e. d,clsn
H,',s,es. ''..' - las
".,',e vivian * .9a s'', ., 20 . he sn
N M. L., H'a , Finer, See ii, ,.,,. soo
ns. n,oN n ''r. IS ~ ~ aa.,,e. a.. ..
lr,isr A.iup soi NJ, 10 WELDON, ~ Jaw.
ua't,', u l,',,'''h lsms', o.. ''''' sn.,
s,ue 10 same . l';'n.'. l''o n ~ NJ n'ue. ..,
same q, same n l''m..'. ~, It - uoue ,
l,@'h Wih'lmlua o. Michael ! collins. :.
il,n,' q" II y - H., a,, ~ var, Near '
l.,, i,hn snd VIC ~ ~ =, t,@esn, cooper
s'i,e l"iiias "ra ro'n Association b., hos
mln NrGiaN estate. lnsfalmrnts. 1850
Iati. Elizabeth AMI Michael 90 lirns lockwood.
aist r.. 10 n g. - sih. ave. " l,ih pant
hrlsh. Thomas " and Wife % inhn " smith.
en - Great Iuursst year ....t....... MOOD
Knauer G'nrre 10 deorge RINGER 60. 40 $500
- iHf.n demand ttt.tttttf.s .No
y .DIu John nni va" 10 Henry Pulling. y lot
2lr rap HYATT Farm. year. ....,t.....t..... 200
Mipss. John \. John II Powell. e Wth al,
iG5 . 4 central P,ri Wet. Ncnls ....+... 100"
Mr,Ii MARY I. ana George ". t' Mimi" T.
Usher o. pailsidr ave ma S1uthaN
Mccu'iaeh. Patrick n. ~ Emanuel stats. n 49,,
i.Gih. st. 10 n II West 81 lNr. year. 700
Hiot.il Frank and william Gucrinepu and
William " Drake to John " smith io,th
~ y ~ Ntdlto1-ayc. demand. ....t....t 3s23
crin Joseph A. md wife to Welcome jarvis.
trustee. for Fannie praoer. 10Th u. 30 n $1,000
Gh.ave YEAR. .nWp
Fame John " Hughes. sam" property year 1000
Ttv Arthur H. To- t'nirn Dime 81 ringS Institution.
Wooster It, 2is8 r. u ~ Rleeck,r-s years 2Oo 900
Jaeger. william II ~. and vile in William Ahl-
born. LrNlnr'on-av". ~ GOth-st. | year. ouo
RYAN Mary j. 10 MARY Van Nest liid'' 300
# ............... s3tp
Ruhklrch. Herman. 10 Carl Fahcr. Fordham
Tiac- ~ u Grand-nve. years ........... 1000
Sol. Fr.dcfirk. To- T. - Decker. Forest
20 n ~ 10Th st. 5ye1rs..................... 400
cchcllenhcrs. Charles +. To Charles 4 Flammer.
I0ih-av.. al II ~ 26th-st l+5OO
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


so,,.., M 70, West: George W Levy to Ad- .,oo
,l hs%a' NJ 5's SaS East, Kuhn to whe 1900
.1 m,ns No IL East Wilson and hu'
Ei ia No u.s. other property; Henry 5000
,slh Msyn So rs West Brown to James
,aSn- hFam 81 30 Of 7th:aye 2Sxseil James
" Redmond Johanna NJ s,orp -, sc,,,
Wa nls"s is'' cathar'as 400
Norn to william ~, M,'f f Of Bathgae-ave. 5ox
hi i5o Emmanuel j. Attinel and wife to Sarah oo
same H MT propcr,y; sarah Miller Lydia b no
,H ni''ae. and :oth-,, corner. i7xla Rosetta -o
Nv Won and husband to Moses ,fhmann y, 81"
V1 ,ss XnGrew J con"ck and wife Mark 7o
,, hr,sY 5. 22so It $ Of tIishbridre Ford
ham Landing Road. 34ss7x ss6io' Frank
,,s Gi@" anu 800 Of shave Soxosi; Mary ooo
Van Nest MARY Ryan n,..,t ,ox i'-"o
Toli John Egnn and, and p. PANEL ha"'ey ana
,a St .' 10 ;. III Q, icthaye 25xi2G George
Grinh', TO Th, s.,.S Scot, t., Van Ncs, and
' osncrs at centre line 2oh't, eiiosa5 Sarah oo
Same "' property; Martha wos'er and others;
imIiviiual and cSecutrix Of James willet' to
rS S"'@" " - It Of lcc,hsi; oso7s. 1000
Tin'"n-aye " s. SO Of iG3i-st. isiix95; o,oo
v Decker e E%lI 49,, lGs''' l,.s ii, ''0
rrnn,s ihes1 era, No. n, sS 90 5o bnrnr ~ Matilda
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31

II YOU
HAVE BOY.
and are still in doubt regarding his school, call
the Belts Academy, Stamford
tNew~York, New-Haven Hartford r. r.
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send for catalogue.
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WILLIAM JAMES Belts Principal.