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give those who kick against us; leud MS not
into unclean buggy beds. deliver us from
dirty towels ard cockroaches, and thine be
thy glory and So per day for ever aud ever"
A novel means for gliding over the snow
was seen in our streets yesterday. 1t was
made from young saplings, and the runners
deviated in angle from the top, consist
ing OF single pole which the driver strad
died the same as he uould a saddle some
called it a Kansas deep-snow sleigh but it
was the first Of the hind seen in this city
Hood River has had just one day of good
slelghlng during the present deep snow, and
that was last Monday, says Glacier
he night was C ear and cold. ith the
thermometer at 20 above zero, and bright
moo light-an ideal night tor a sleigh ride.
Several sleighinR parties went out from
town that night, some going as far as G. E.
Mark hams
The work of securing the subsidy and
getting in shape the deeds to the land for
the proposed sugar factory at Union has
been about completed, and Mr.. Hackett
will soon tase his departure for Chicago O
las the matter before the company. 1t is
thought they will accept the bonus and
give bond to insure the building of the
factory.
Condor Globe: Wednesday morning
about o'clock the Bob Watson house near
M.yville. In which Rundall Palmer and
family had resided for over a year. caught
fire from defective fue and burned to the
ground, Randall was away at the time;
but his wife, assisted by several of the
neIghbors, succeeded in saving about all the
contents of any value.
The chinook and rains the last Few days
have played sad havoc with the snow. which
has about all heen converted into mud. says
the Condor Globe The weather is as balmv
aud delightful as 1t usually is in April and
May. We are not likely to have but very
little more snow this winter. Verify this is
the finest climate and the most favored por.
tion Of the United States.
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A Shooting Affair.

Last Wednesday morning Henry Green
came into town in an excied manner and
made complaint for the arrest of J ,seph
Cassiday. of Round Basin, for assauIting
him with a deadly weapon. Consta BILE Sloan
and Dennis King went down to Mr.. Cassi.
days residence. quietly putting him into
the hands of the law. A preliminary ex.
animation was had Thursday before Justice
hall who bound Cassiday over to await the
action of the grand jury in the sum of 5000.
The evidence submitted from the mouth of
the three witnesses, Henry Green. VIM.
White and the defendant, was in substance
as follows:
1t was in the morning above mentioned
that Green, White and the proprietor, Cas-
siday, were seated around the cheerful fire
in the sitting-room. Green, the first on the
stand said that although no cross words had
passed between him and Css,iday prior to
this time, they, then and there fell out
about some hay. Afew words passed be-
tween them gradually hardening into cuss-
"orus, "uefeupou Sassiuaf ore" pistoi
at the same time ordering hun (Green) to
leave his ranch. He testified further that,
while Cassidav had his pistol leveled on
him, Mrs. CassldaY came IN from the
kitchen. and catching her husband by the
hand which held the gun. In the mean-
time the gun discharged and Green made
his disappearance out the door and coming
to Long Creek, gave the information.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

In the Circuit Court of the State Of Oregon, :or
Wasco county.
The Pacif Fire Insurance Company, p'aintif. vs..
DANIEL J. Cooper, A,vazena A. G oper, The Ual'' 5,
Dufur Sill sIone R. R. Uo., D. NJ. French anu
j. W. French, defendants
Bv virtue of an execution duly issued out OF and
under seal of the circuit court Of the State Of
Oregon, for the County Of Wascu, to me dire ;ted.
dated asth day of November. 1894, upon judy
ment decree of foreclosure reAoersd and en-
tered in "a d court on the 18th d.y of November,
1894 in favor OF the Pacific Fire lnsu anee COM
pany, plaintiff and against D .niel ]. Cooper and
sic, ss2 90, commanding and requiring me to make
sale of the following described real property situ-
st. d in tn county of Wasco, and state Of Oregon
to-wt:
The west half of Section SO, Townsh north,
Range IA east $40 acres the northeast quarter aud
the east half of ths sOuthea quarter OF etion &c.
Township nurth. Range II east, 2.0 nc, es; the
east hal Of tn southwest quarter Of Section rs,
township north, nge IA eas:, 80 acres; the
southwest quarter Of ior 81, Township nortn.
Range Is east l88 acres; the southeast quarter OF
acres; the west b II Of the irthwest quarteIof
Section 81, Township north, Range Is, sss., l0s
acres; the west half of the northwest quarter Of
section 50. township north, range is east, 80
acre; the southeast quarter OF Section 20, Town
shp north Ra ge 10 east, 100 acres; the east half
and the southwest gu rt-r OF the northwest quarter
of Secti 80, Township noi tn, Range 10 las
acres; the west half of the southwest quarter of
Section 30, wnshp north, Range Is east, l0s
acres, tne nOrtn nall OI the sOutne Ht quarter and
the northeast quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
Section 10, Township 2 North, Range Is east, 100
acres; the east half Section 81. ownshp2 north,
Range Is east, 820 acres; Total 2032 acres. did,
on the 9th day Of November 1894, duly levy upon
the above described real p opsrty.
Now therefore. bv virtue Of said execution, judg-
ment, order an decree, and n conformity with the
commands Of said writ, l will on ednssday, the
End day Of January. 1895, at the hour of O'Clock
and b. minute, p. M, at the from door of the
County 'urth Of said Wasco County, in the
Gfyn ~ Tt,o! hal to- Il a%o \
puolic auction, subj ct to redemption. to the high
est bidder for United States 60 in cash in hand,
all the right title and in of the above named
def ndsnts or either of them, in and to the above
described rsa: property to ii fy said execution,
Judgment, oder and decree, interest and costs and
ala accruing costs.
TT. DRIVER,
Sheriff Of Wasco County, oregon.
Dated at Dallss City, Oregon, Dec. /, 1894.
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Tax Lsvy for State Expenses.

The state board. consisting of the gov
ernor, secretary and treasurer of state, met
yesterday and practically agreed upon the
tax levy for the expenses of the state for
the year 1895. The levy will not be de.
clared until some time today. their figures
being yet subject to revision.
Their estimate of state expenses, includ-
ing the deficiencies OF 1894, is 1894 524.7S
THIS includes $50, 600 for current expen-es
of state milltia and $50 600 for the support
of the state university, which prior to 1894
was raised by special taxes for those pur-
poses. These sums are fixed in the laws of
1888. repeating the special tax law aforesaid.
1t also includes deficiencies of certain funds
of the year 1894, estimated at about $6l,-
600.
To meet these expenses the board has set
apart balance of S2l7.S4 25 saved out of
the funds heretofore LEVIED for the expenses
of the years 1893 and 1894 aud miscel ane-
Gus receipts of 1894, and estimated miscel-
laneous receips of 1885 amounting to S'5.-
1856. 50, making total surplus of S243,-
326 90, balance Of S45l, 1913 Is, which will
be raised by a tax OF three mills on the total
axable property of the state as equailzed
by the state hoard of equalization a, toll
lows. the exemptions being taken ou':
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Inhalation.

On Saturday evening open meeting of
the G. A. R and W. R c. was held iu
fraternity Hall, for the purpose of INSTALL
ing the newly elected officers of Post and
Corps. The slippery streets, slush and
rain combined did not prevent large num-
ber of both organizations from being p, esent
to witness the installation, The following
officers were installed by P P c, W A Mad.
dron. W s Myers. P C; Lemison. jun
VC; Espiug, Chaplain; A q johnson.
AdJt; E N Chandler. Q NJ; L P Nichols, o
D; R L Akin. o G; M Patterson, s NJ;
VIM Urum, QMS. After which the P c
Installed " A Maddran as Sen. v G.
After short recess the meeting was called
10 order by Mrs. B. Jane Russell, Past
Dept. P es. of G .llfornia, whose work was
above criticism. The exercises opened by
singing "America" in which all were in
vited to JOIN. Mrs. Mary ) Myers was
announced as Installing cfacer. After
being INTRODUCED, escorted to the platform,
and given the salute of the order, she in
stalled the following officers, in very
graceful and impressive manner. BLANCHE
q Patterson, Pres Belle Burg-r, s V P;
Villa Lewis. j V P; Maggie Herrin, Sc;
Lizzie UIrich, Treas; Sue G Wilson. Chap;
Jenule $ Russell Con; Erzi Kelsav, G;
Sarah E Bunch. Asst. Con; Aunie Urqu-
hart, Asst G.
After the newly installed president had
rendered the thanks Of the corps to the in
stallipg officer aud made some very pleas
ant remarks, Mrs Sue Wilson stepped to
the front, and In few we'll chosen words pre-.
sented Mrs. Myers the past president. with
gold recognition pin, with red. white, and
blue center, bearing the letters F. G. and L
the motto of the order. This little affair
was kept profound secret from Mrs
Myers, and was a gunuine surpris-. but she
was equal to the occasi IN, and thanked the
corps in very touching manner for the
beautiful little souvenir, paid high tribute
''to the ladies for their loyal support during
he past year, and especially to her secre-
tary Mrs. Nichols, and treasurer Mrs. Bur-
ger, and asked for her successor the same
efforts, After singing several Grand
Army songs, and partaking of hight refresh
nents, the re nalnder of the evening was
spent in . very social way.
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ITEMS IN BRIEF

Trains are again on time, and The Dalles
is in touch with civilization, east and west
The ice has hoated out of the oe ter OF
the river; but it still adheres to the banks.
If the pr, sent mild weather continues
sleighing in few day will be thing of the
past.
In this city the week of prayer has been
observed by the Congregational and Metho-
DIST churches. services having been held
each evening.
The public meeting at the court house
this evening should be attended by every
citizen interested in the future prosperity
of The Dall.s.
Services at the Christien church tomorrow
by Elder 1. Fl. Hazel Preaching at ii
M and 7.3O P NJ. Sunday school at 10
A. M. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. Frank Gabel returned today from a
visit to his sheep farm at Wspinitia. There
il very lit e snow ON Juniper Flat, and be-
yond the Deschutes the hills are nesrIy all
bare
The usual soiree will be given this even
ing by The D lies Orchestra Union his
is the evening on which the prizes will De
awarded to the persons holding the lucky
numbers.
Z. d. Emhree is SO years old, and so OF
them have been spent in Polk county. lie
has six children, and a week ago they were
all with him except Benton, who lives In
barney Valley.
Mr.. w. h. Butts is at Dufur today hold
ing an inquest over the remains of Nr.
Richard Grazer, who was found dead in his
bed yesterday. He was accompanied by
the city recorder, Mr.. D. s. Dufur.
Mr.. j. B. Colt, of Wapinitia, is in town
today. He says the snow has nearly dlsap
peared on Juniper fat, and cattle have been
turned out to grass. Catrlefnen have only
fed about week, and livestock are in tine
condition.
The Rev. J. Whistler will be able to fill |
his pulpit at the Methodist Episcopal |
church Sunday Ian. 18th. Morning theme |
'Phases of the Life of Faith in Christi" |
evening, Sowing and Reapine in the kim.
3oms of Nature and Grace" A cordial |
welcome to all.
There will be three nights of drama next |
week at the Baldwin opera house, and Mr.
md Mrs. r. E French and q select dramatic
con- pany will put on the boards the Golden
Jiant, '.Montezuma" and "Davy Crock.
stt." The Dailes Orchestra union will fur.
,ish music for the plays.
On M onday, upon an order from General
NJ aster Mechanic Graham, the working
orce at the railroad shops at La Grande
\ as reduced l6 men and were taken from
zach department as follows: Four men
rom the machine shops, one painter and
;wo helpers from the ainting department,
me copper smith, one boiler maker and
lelper, one blacksmith and helper, one
arpenter, three wipers ane three lahore 8.
he was surely q drummer who first gave
ieut TO this prayer: ''Our landlord at the
ead of the table, We hallow thy name;
It the 5eefsteak come. let 1t be properly
one, and let it be free from faint; give "a
bis day some ham and .ggs; also fruit IN
a,on; forgive Us when we kick as we for {
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Coroner's Inquest.

At the inquest over the remains of Rich
ard Grazer several witnesses were examined,
and from the testimony given 1t appears
that he experienced fall on Tuesday, Jan,
8th, which caused his death Friday morn
ing. The following /, the verdict.
DCFUR Or, Jan. l2, 1895
In the matter of the inquest up.n tie
body OF P. r CIR Ger. deceased, we, the
jury empannelled to il quire into the cause
of the death of P. R. Grszer, who died on
Friday morning. ] an IL, 1895, st the resi-
deuoe of W. L. Hendrix, find as follows:
That said deceased was about "a years of
age. and was unmarried. That the cause
of death to the best of our judgment was
through an accId, nzsl faI from a building
or Tuesday, Jan s. 1925, which caused
rupture and thereby produced coniestion Of
the lungs. PATRICK BoLTnN,
DIS DUFUR,
r. ". GLAvEY,
M CALLAsHAN,
W. H. >TAATs,
P GoRMAN
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example. Of manly courage. One man who

examples of manly courage. One man who
tried to rescue a little girl, whose clothing
was on fire and who undoubtedly would
have been tranpled upon In another mo-
ment. hurriedly went to her assistance,
picked her up and held her on his shoulder,
at the SINE time with his bare hands try
consuming her garments, the flames from
which all the whine Tapped his head and
face. He remained cool and apparently
sware of the sel6shness Of pushing onward
or back ard TO the injury OF others Sud-
denly he was seen to stagger and sink, evl-
IDENTIFY having inh.led the flames from the
girls burning clothing.
'Appeals for help were heartrendiUg
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From MONDAYS Daily.

Mr.. Geo. P. Morgan, of Cascade Locks,
is in the city.
A full attendance OF members is requested
at Friendship lodge. No. g. K. of P. tonight.
as work In the third rank will be done.
There are two cases Of dIptherIa in the
oIty; but these are properly quarantined.
ana Dr.. Holister informs us that the pa
tien are improving.
There were three drunk and disorderly
persons who found their wav into the citv
jail last night. They were interviewed by
the city recorder this morning, and baYe
amused themselves cleaning sidewalks.
News from Salem was very meagre up TO
the hour cf going to press. The Republican
caucus nominated Hon. Jas. Simon, presi-
dent of the senate and Hon. G Mo res.
speaker OF the house There will be no
doubt that these will be elected when the
legislature organizes.
The literary society will hold a meeting
this evening in the basement of the Metho-
dist church. The question for discussion
is Resotved, That labor strikes are beneti
cial, In connection with the society there
will Re musical department organized.
and those cultured in this line are reques
ted to be present.
Col. Geo. T. Thompson received this
morning from Col R W. Mitchell, adju-
tant general. the following supplies: Cam
paign hats. 200; canteens, $50; haversacks,
$50; pairs OF leggings, 250, and non commits
sioned officers swords, TO- The above sup
Plies will be Issued to the different oompau
les of the Third regiment, o. N. G., by the
quartermaster immediately. This regiment
Is better uniformed and equipped now than
at any time since its organization.
Two of James McMeen's herders, Henry
Stephens and Ebert johnson. were caught
with their herds some distance from the
corrals in the snow storm last Wednes lay
afternoon, says the Prnevlle Reuiew Fail
ing to find the way to camp, both were
compelled to lay out all night Without
wood TO build fire, they pat in the night
as best they could, but came in next day
with few ting rs and toes badly frosted.
Pnneville Repiew: % Friday of last
week r. B. Ray was brought into town
violently insane All appliances at hand
we're used to relieve the unfortunate sui
ferer in vain. Necessity compell. his re.
latives and friends to have him ia ken before
+. board of examination consisting of Drs.
Gesner and Belknap. who adjudged him in
sane. Sheriff Combs, assisted by Emory
Foren, started below With the patient Sat-
urday morning.
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800 Reward. 800.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has teen
able to cure IN all Its stages and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. HALLS Cafarrh Cure is taken IL
ternally, acting directly upon the blood.
mucous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation of the disease,
and giving the patient strength by build
ing up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing Its work. The proprietors
have SO much faith in its curative powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials.
F. j. CHENEY 6 Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists. 75c.
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That Terrible Christina. Fra.

The klamath Falls Erpress publishes the
following from an eye witness descriptive of
the scenes at Silver Lake at the time of the
| terrible holocaust:
SIT seems that for q time, while the
burning lamp lay near the door. there was
comparative quiet. although even then wo-
men, children, yes, and mt n too, were being
held back by those trying to control them
Possibly the disaster might have been les.
direful had not some one at the moment
jumped through the flames and reached tn
door. thus exciting Others to initiate him
One young laiy approached the fires edge,
doubtless with the intention OF making her
escape in the same manner. She hesitated
for a moment as if about to lear, when a
tongue of fame reached out and caught her
dress.
'Some of the less excited people went to
rescue her, and in that way their attention
was taken from those whom they had been
restraining. Whether the dominant idea IN
the minds of the most excited was that the
only route to fresiom lay through the door.
way. or that the sight of the lady's burning
apparel moved them to frenzy OF fear, or
both, Is not known, but a wild rush was
made toward the door
"a little girl, at disadvantage from her
stature, was pushed or fell down and was
trodden upon. Her mother cried, For
Gods sake, don't trample on my child, and
bending to lift her, was herself forced down
by the crowd. others stumbling oyer them,
and the flames from the oily aoor enveloped
all who fell.
"'The scene cannot be even imagined by |
one not actually present at this or some |
similar catastrophe said the eye witness
Now and then. for an instant. when the
thought of self or the help of others was
not uppermost, some expressoa of face
would catch your eye and leave its express
non on your memory forever. In many
ACE was the expression of terror mingled
With pain and fear. On top. trying to
,rawl over those erect could be seen some
With eyes protruding. One such sight leaves
With you a memory never to be forgotten
The expression of those eyes said palmer
nan any words, and said nothing else.
'Lifel hfei must have lifeI'
"Amid this scene, however, there were |
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Jan ll-C c FitzGeraid to 81 Sherar
undivided one.third interest in lots l. 2, T.
9 and IL. block 8. Laughlin's addition te
Dalles Citv; $4500
Jan ll-Cem-tery Association to Johp
Stanly; loi 80, ,tte cemetery; So.
Jan ll-Uuited States to Christian Deth-
man; b. or ne or sec %. tp n, 10 east ;
cash purchase.
Jan. Il Mary Laughiin TO g W
Johnston; lot 8. block 4. Laughlin'a a
B uff addition to .Dalles City; $3.50
Jan. IA United States to Archibald
WI son; hf of Or, sec tp north
of range IA q; homes. al.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND oFFlcR AT THE DALLEs, OREGON,
November o. 1894
Notice fs herebv Civen that che following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
tia said proof will be made before the Register and
Receiver Of the U. s. land office at This Dalles Or
ON december 20, 1894, We:
BERT DINSMORE
T. No 1884, for the Ell neA sec 4. tp 2 n, r l2 O.,
and lots 8, 9 and Z, sec 50, tp n,rl2e
de names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land, viz:
Charles Cramer, Herber, Thie Matt Thiel L J.
Davenport, all of Mosirr, Oregon.
Nov lt.6t JAS. +. MOORE, Register.
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Dramatic.

Mr.. R. E. French, the popular sotor, and
his charming wife, Eve Earle French, will
commence three nights engagement at the
opera house tonight, supported by an ex.
cellent company OF players. in rpertoire
of standard comedy dramas. Upoa Mon
day evening they will produce Clay N
Green's greatest play 1.-The Golden Grant. I"
Tuesday evening. that beautiful picture of
the lockwood made so famous by Mr.. Frank
Mayo, entitled "Davy Crockett" and
Wednesday evenIrg, positively the last ap
psaranoe of the great sensational comedy
drama, "Phoenrx" or "Ri.en from the
Ashes" Reserved seats now on sale at
Blakely and HoughtoDs.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT TIE DALLEs Or,
O'dobcr 20. 1894.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of hi. intention to make
final proof in support Of is claim. and th u said
proof will be made before the register and receiver
at The Dailes, Oregon. on Deem er 4, 1894, viz:
RASMUS NIELSEN,
H No 1925 for he lots 8, and s, SEC ls, tp n,
r lSe, Nm
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of saiu
land, viz:
Nielsen, Jesse Simonson, John Frederickson,
j hn Klindt, all VI The Dalles, ',rexon
t27-6t JAS r. MOORE, Register.
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TAX EN CP,

Came to the premises Of the subscriber in Long
Hollow, about IA miles southeast of The Dales one
orrel mare, branded M right siiou' der two
white hind feet. white strip in face. She has colt
branded the same The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying for the charges OF
keeping aud he cost of this advertisement.
Long Hollow, Oct. 4. "a. d. + OSBORNE.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE At TIE DALLKs, oRIoox,
December IS, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
Settler has filed notice of his intention make final
proof In support OF his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Register and Receiver at
The Dalles, Oregon, on January "a 1876, viz:
RI HARD L. KIRKHAM,
E No 52sS, NJ NW4, SEX Nwk. Sec as, and
SET SW3. Sec 2l, Tpl 8, RAE.
he names the following witnesses to prove his
land, viz:
mr. Hudson. Harry Hudson, John W Montgom.
cry, Jonn ID Decker. all of Dufur, Oregon
JAS. +. MOORE, Register.