THE DALLES WEEKLY CHKOXICLE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1893.
NEWS NOTES.
IUjies will auiu le rniihte ;
(or g abrrnatorial honor in I.ia. '
The to.'. paiJ atte i. :!' al the fair !
the pat wet k iii.vrv-''-lJ l.&'OXOO.
rroj4iru:i 'ns 1 ve U jnn for i! e !.'-
nartr.re trjiu Oruy t .a:..e ol t!ie pnti-
dt
has made -17 jump fr .m t'.e U;.io river
bridge, will shoot the Niairara falis in an
eij:ht-!'ooi barrel.
Mayor Harrison has a piac to relieve
the great s:rii:eney esistir.,; in cur
rency. It : to issue citv warrants f.w
circulation as niouev in Chi'.'KO.
nt mid I is faii:'iv MXt et fjr us!.- front.- 1 to the capital a lew uys . ve!: into a crurl, r.ialK-uuis-t-.rjriK-a l. A rs v ' ' -v-
1 . ... ... .i a: . . - - -. -i i - - -. i .- i I - 1 . . --. ' I - 1
iU. : tue trucks 'W m;::i miu.:ii-i u.ht s.-.i:u!ai-mor..-ir u ii re : ,'','' ! . f
Cha.:u., caatV. . N Y. pr.j tiou. There is :,:: to :r.et the ,eo- othin? u.y .s t -,. - . , - ;
crop w:o w near.j u,. - a,r ,i ,',,ht v,.bi;? firl s!o pr',1,-, l,,Tvif HiKn t.T ; -,, . ,.7 v,
reachinc the eaortaon .mautity f ; I fi-.d any i.erc. nor v.o.-.h.. ,;f morat.tv an4 ClKKi Wharior: all . , 7, rx'.;-i " "
carles. r.riiS ttmt rrd.nar.iy ftttraots k lR.r . ..MK.h . U, j '.1-r: . . U
Airrsou r. (s:raover, a rusto:u house j wi,i;e other people have laiked. Are
ofiieer, has leen arrested for tinder- j cording committee has len appo'.:sted
weighing a cargo of chetse, chestnuts j ao j ai-so iiroseivtiiig committee. The
and maccaroni on an
Italian merchant
slit p.
A terrible accident occurred
J-aturday
on the Harlem river railroad. New
Jersey, which cist four lives and pos
sibly more. It was the result of a head
end collision.
Mi Km n. a Yaders, the actress w ho
hag been playing the leading female
rolec with Thomas W. Keene, is violently
insane, and Las lieen taken to an asylum
in Philadelphia.
The Negroni Coffaitlli palace in Rome,
Italy, was burned. Among the numer
ous occupants of the buiidine were the
pope's auditor and tLe Portuguese con-
ul and bis family
The city of Eigmingbam, Ala., voted
to issue paper scrip or paper promising
to pay bearer. These will be in denom
inations of 25 cent np, and at least
$3,000 will be issued.
Governor Thornton bas issued a pro
clamation calling a convention at Albu
querque, September 20th, to consider
few Mexico's admission as a state, and
to memorialize congress thereon
By the boiler of a threshing machine
engine exploding on Butler's ranch,
even miles from Napa, Calif., Fireman
John lAnsberger, an Austrian, 32 years
of age, was instantly killed. He was a
widower and leaves one child.
The plans for the administration
building 0 the mid-winter fair have
been submitted and will be opened to-
Mnators Alien anu naatir
Seated from obtaining seats in the se
ate. The decision is generally co,
ceded to be wise.
The last democratic bowl is over tf
tariff on the workingman's dim
backets. They had better shed the
team over the lack of food to put '
tbem. 1
The free coinage delusion has met tl
- - - wr wW, eciKiiasj xjee
Mantle of Montana not entitled to a
eat, took place in the senate. The ma
jority consisted of 23 democrats, 11 ie
pnblicans and 2 populists, and the
minority of 11 democrats, and 19 repnb
. licana. '
Word bas been received by Director
General Davis that the famous Mormon
tabernacle choir of over 300 voices will
arrive at the fair early next week. Dar
ing its visit the choir will give several
coo certs, and the sacred songs of the
Mormon church will be rang.
Serious trouble began at Broad
way market. East Buffalo, between 300
Poles and market men. Poles without
work robbed the provision stands.
When the owners of the stands tried to
protect their property, a riot resulted.
The police arrested 10 of the ringleaders.
Many members of the New York
clearing house committee were inter
viewed, and all spoke very hopefully of
the situation and said there was great
improvement. The premium on cur
rency was fast disappearing, and cash,
they said, was being paid ont more
freely by the banks.
J. J. Wood row, aged 75, an old settler
and prominent farmer, and Lis da tigh
ter, were instantly killed r-aturday while
crossing the Burlington railroad tracks
near Glen wood, Iowa. Their carriage
was struck by a train, wrecking the ve
hicle. Both bodies were horribly man
gled and the team killed.
Anarchists and policemen's locusts
came in violent contact again in New
York City. A meeting was in progress
and the usual speeches were being made,
until finally one of the speakers, work
ing himself into a frenzy, shouted:
"The police dare not come in here. If
they bow tbmelvefl in here, the tcene '
at Walhalla will be repeated." Police
men promptly accepted the dare and
cleared tbe hall in two minutes.
4. a. cioont, mitea Males minister ,oan1 what be believes to be the best
to the Hawaiian islands, will ran forire-jedv in existence for the fin. Hi.
srorernor of Georgia. He will be the ad-tnt-Jatration
candidate. The statement
having been coafidentally made that
Cleveland could not carry tbe state in
ineiignioi recent events, me gage of ,
battle bas been accepted, and in voting j
lor iiioont a nomination, voters will ex
press confidence in Cleveland. The con
test promises to be both lurid and sen
sational.
fchiloli's cure, tbe Great Cough and
Croup Cure, is for sale by Snipes x Kin
rsly. Pocket size contains twenty-fire
doses, only Soe. Children love it. f-old
ty Snipes A Kinersly.
WASHINGTON LKTTKK
From oi:t Ktru!r Orn-svomhiit.
Washington, kaf. -'.", 1 ' ;
The debute in the house ha worn ouf
its t :v-oiTie. Kwn the proletariat thul
sits i:i the (ral'iarte 1 beetimlng tirv
The lin-sof the mud mob s n i
I 0:1: 1 t: iew t!ie n;ni "iw
F;f:v-thirvl ivrcre-s is a t'.isliuel failure.
liruve rtsiits depend njoM it action.
I but the cAieiniu Jijtht ul st.ie
siors are wanting.
The unit'inditional repeal men have
teen verv active. Thev have done work
j jutv uf t,e jg to keep a score of
! arailaV'ie votes ; the duly of the other is '
! .Mte hs mar.v converts as txjssihle. i
l'.oth are lat ortnir hard, t roui the r.n-
conditional repeal eiandpoint it is a
verv active canvass. . '
we learn more and more of onr frail
Here at the national espital come in-1 t;t.& un)j ,r,. an 1 more of the temptu
dications of a better feeling throcshout j tions and illusions f life w e oujrht to
the country. The banks are in im- j l'me more and more temler and
nroved shane. and the atmosphere
around Controller Eckles ofiice in th
treasurv has'nerceptiblv cleared. F.verv
in.Ci-.. Ion of a li'l.nn in the eii- tmtr
stringency, small or great, is an encour-
j apeg actr ia Jfie situation,
It niT 1
'
but
glimpse of the coming dawn, but
the morning twilight always respeaks,
broad daylight ahead. It affords assur
ance that the recuperative energies of
the American people may yet obtain
mastery of the evfl conditions with
which they are beset ; that the wonder
ful resources of the country are ulti
mately bound to count in tbe reversal
of trade balances ; that the conservative
and courageons action of our great finan
cial institutions is coping successfully
with the emergency.
In the natural order of things the pro
cess of recovery will be slow, but a pa
tient possessing the vitality of tbe
United States cannot always rercain
bed-ridden. The disease will run its
course, and tbe sick man will gt well, j
Nothing but some stupendous and in- j
credible blunder on the part of congress I
can throw him into a relapse. Tbe j
country looks to congress for no such j
blunder, but rather for restoratives and
stimulants that shall hasten ronvale
cence. Congress is already at work
upon measures supplemental to the sil
ver quesUon, that will aid in bracing up
our distempered finances by augment
ing the volume of currency, enabling
the nnimpeded transportation of crop,
and inducing tbe vast amount of money
now idly hoarded to venture forth from
its vaults and hiding places in quest of
investments. Belief is certain to come
from some source. If congress fails to
furnish it tbe people themselves will de
vise it. This is too rich and strong a
eoontry to be permanently trampled
tinder foot by misfortune. There are
evidences of returning stability even in
tbe absence of legislation. Congress,
however, will, in its own leisurely time.
come to tbe rescne. It will sooner or
later give its longs a rest and allow its
practical business sense an opportunity
to vindicate itself.
The Maharajah of Kapurthala, his
premier, ana private secretary, with
tinted wasp nets on their beads, occu
pied tbe diplomatic gallery of tbe bouse
last Saturday, to tbe manifest wonder of
the rest of tbe people. Although Co!.
Ike Hill did the honors with a naming
geranium on bis coat, the visiting roy
alty faiied to see the whole show. Czar
Beed was not in action, nor tbe silver
tongued and silver-haired Breckinridge,
the two most-pointed -out men ; nor did
they have an opportunity to see Joe
Canon in action, with bis sleeves rolled
np, nor Judge Bland denouncing the
robbers of Wall street. When told
some of tbe things be bad missed, Jat
Jat Jit ingh announced his desire to
come again.
The financial issue bas broken the V-
sbaped combination that has so long
obtained in tbe senate. Van,, Vest .
anu oorDefl are not frefj. .
Thltl m til isTtffc that f havs itsaawt IT-waiiar- a
rear, aiid have verj murb tmMire tn inw
that lh-T hv aiwavn prove! Int.rinh nul
I hmwe tviivei r In lrm t-n to ftft-n fMnntn.
- 1 ti.tve bwt) m nffTwr Inm h-J-rw hr rumin
t ZfT. mnii htaVaW lstVir fi-ttinrf anvfliif. fi-a rt.t n.aw
mwh f4 Krue Hn4mrU mpu
i fuiw uuij, f i" nrRiiji
ZH8. Pnplarltt.,
W Inula, Kan.
Mr. Thomas Batte, editor
Of the
i Grannie. Texarkana. Arkansas.
has
experience is well worth remembering.
He says: "Last summer I had a very
severe attack of flux. I tried almost
every known remedy, none giving relief.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar
rl)(H, Remedy was recommended to me
I purchased a bottle and received almost
immediate relief. I continued to use
lUke pleasure in recommending thi. I
remeuy vu any person sunenng with
such a diseases in my opinion it is the
best medicine in existence." 50 and 50,
mnt llU. 1. 1 l. IM..I ! I
i Houghton, Drnptirts. Ira.
THE
uinw W w w - ! - ; ij-iv rf fi im . 'f tirr . ....
M. OaM-rmllT IH-rl.- Into a CViimtIou.
Old MuilaHXiwiiM.
The extrvnu-ly wcll-U-haviHl youwr
p-irl who hu-. nover Uon ti u;ptM uti.l
who acni't itn.lrtun.l how another
couU couimit a oily i ivrta.u to In
come the moM tvnri.u of oiJ wm-
n, kivs V.li W he. h r i'.oos. i:i the
New York I-n s.. 1 she Uocs not u-
thii-U el appx-ttlir.sr to nor iorsyu:p;m;y
! r a.lvice in an hour i f temptation, but
1 she is respected for her hiirh idas if
feari'd r her severity. As an old
1 woman he it. simply held in abhor
i renee. and her name Nvvunes a neijrh-
Kr)uKHl synonym for cruel judgment,
i Criticita i f Mir fml! fdiow lH'iur is a
; viiH' w hich takes pos'sMou of us l.kea
' stimulant ora!r;ur. om-e wecneourare
it. It mar lv"n i" c-ur lt-'h iu"al
. sUilidarsl und oi;r hatred of sin. but
1 once it Uvuttif t habit we indulge in
i it for the pier.-i:re it fives us. It is a
I bad habit in the youm.; in the old it is
i intolerable! or n .l.:n renders Md
aire intorestin? or lovalde save sympa
thyor the younp and charity for the
errinir. It is strnnre that we all do
not prow charitable as we prow old; as
pirymp- oiirraa '"'"''
out cneourapinp rice and wrting doing
or cloakinp sin.
! T,?- fn.. of William Muldoon. as
pictured in current lithopraphs. has a
' family ivKeness 10 wiai 01
.. . -1 : . . r. ...1 in a nlntt.
' f " C, .1 the Mem.
ofmrt- N((M.. iils and
brow are strikinply alike in the lire, k
and American professors of the manly
art. .
Jtok keeper.
A reliable young man who is compe
tent to openclose, or keep any set of
books desires work in office or store,
liood references. Address Bookkeeper,
t CuBOMi'i.s office. 2tda 1 w
Karl's Clover Root, the new biood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25c., 50c. and 1.00. Sold by Snipes A
Kinersly, druggists.
ooMoMoot
COMPOUND.
A nenit dlimu br aa old
a If lh mt T srrlr
afe and n-lutil amUrta -
Brnr at naprtmnptod drcc; wU
Oder btf ertor BMdlctaM la piacw of ttua. Aak ft
Caokw CatMw Ba Cwtwni Sa mtbt
fjft, r axiom at and S easts .a poaun ta latur
a; nasi aawd. Mla4.br mora aa:l. fnaaaalait
partt-alara ta plaia alop, a ladlaa oaJy. t
ilaaipa. Addaaaa Fb4 Lltv Caaasaav.
Ha. 5 rubor ISIaek. Iwnft Kick,
s..lil in Th Dalits br Sal pea a KlneralT.
Hick Miller, Billie Anderson and Koe
mead have returned from Kentucky,
here they hsve been with horses. Mr.
Miller says they disposed of their horses
to a good advantage, getting fair prices
for them. Prineville News.
Cinws Cameha. Diimii'-. hr, ihiaat.
Croup irimpU'J re eves Wooop.wa; Coaia;l
and AMaaus F r Uiwum tioo H bs no
nrat: oaaieairod thouaavd. eeall otawr.
faisM; mil ctk me if titiTi In time. Hoid
bf Iirusswca on f.-.rvi'-?. Fit lme Hack
or Cam, ut aMit''H"i & eta.
s
H l LOH'sk catarrh
ilmr you rt, ' "rri fm1 t ruaran-
I to cure rota. Vtmou jucxa. Iunk Luc Irm
ror aal. br talatM Ktaoraly.
A. WESOLO,
Tue Boston Tailor,
East End Second St
Suit3 MadQ tQ Order from
$18.00 tip.
Pants from $5.00 tip.
Perfawt m On.ra.td.
The' Fifth Annual
F-M-I-R-
-OF Tilt-
Secern! Eastern OrcDB District
Agricultural Society,
WILL BE UEI.D AT
THE DALLES, ORECOH,
UCtO OCT 10 til, 1893,
r a' 1
Continuing five days,
A. S. MCALLISTER,
1 .l.'.
rTJ.
orW I TV H.V. II Mie UIK' lU'l O- I . . T , - -
w av r -S Momuur
V fil
I
$U0 per BFrfJcTjy
t
r
What Vnr Jrcat flraadimithpr DiJ. ,
fch b..tci.'-At the F:it ard canled tit
wool, an l wove the Lcr mid snun tlie t-w.
and iirule the elaiss for l:er i:iislnd and
t--ii elnl inn. Siie n;n le l utter and climm,
abdiiiptxl m'low enmli.-s, to h-!it the house :
at n.v hi. and ie oUI oil the IiHti f:r In r t
hiHise-in !.! by an e-.-n lire plact mid a line
ven. Vv; ami w tern sln x. f.irtv y ars of j
air-. sln u a!ren!v an old iaily wh.
cL.ys ereov.-r. iier alioukhTs were iirnt and '
her joints enlarged 1 t hard work, ami hh j
won- sjn-turmi ui l a I'nji.
ibT pmt pnui.liliiiilitcr. with oil tl .
Bnnlem eonveun-ii.TS lor oin;for;, refinement j
and iuxurv. niay !? as ctinrniiii a:id n?rrnit- j
ivr at forTv five a nt twenty. K-v iiii!y la '
tu: true if siw prewrvrt Wx If alih bv'th j
c of Ir 1'ien.va favorite rcscription, j
which wrj off all female ailns nts and ir
reiTUiartm. iwi thm if tliv alrrsily evist, i
kwif lh- life eurreut liealthfnl nTid vii-orous, !
and nank th woman of inula aire to ns j
tain the frtUitRi of cirl!l u:m brow and ;
ctieefc. too hlit vt yi'uth ui uer eyes, and
it elasticity in her Rlep.
io to your imi: sutw, mr a dollar, pet a
brittle and trv it trr a ecvud. a fhirJ if n
I nrarv. )ki,m tlie third ' l-n takiai
jou'll know that there s a remertv to bolp you.
Then you'U fcw.o on and a nin-'ll enrua,
lint if Tou shoukln t f.t'l tha help, a hod Id
be disappointed in tue rtsinlu you'll liixl
a cuarautra imut.'d on tiie hntt!-a-ramajr
j lhat 11 iret your moneT Imck fur Too,
Caa you Mmk luurw I
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
rttA.X.afT AGESr-ftALBASaUKti BUHIMKew
Lettrs of Credit issued available in bs
Eastern E tales.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
rramrferssoldon New York. Chicago, 8t
Louis, San Francisco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle H ash., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all point on fav
orabie terma.
THE DALLES
Hotional Bonk,
Of DALLES CITY, OR.
President - - - -Vice-President,
Cashier, ....
- Z. F. Moodt
Clta.Bt.ES HlLTOB
Jd.A. Moobt
General Baakiag BaaiaeM Traaaacud.
Sight Exchanges Sold on
NEW YORK,
6AS FRAJJCISCO,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR.
Collections made on favoreble terms
at all accessible points.
a acasaca,
Pnatfoant
H. U. Bliu
Cawawt.
First Hational Bank.
XE DALLES. -
OREOON
A General Banking Business transacted
Deposits received, subject to Sight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on day of collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold oa
New York, baa Francisco and Port
land. DIRBOTOKB.
U. P. Thompson. Jko. 8. rHatsscx.
En. M. Willi aas, Gao. A.Libsb.
H. M. Baatx.
YOUR flTTEflTIOJI
It eallad to ths fact that
Hugh Glenn,
Dealer in Glass, Lime, Plaster, Cement
and Building Material of ail kinds.
Carrl. tbo TlmmmX Lis mt
Picture Mouldings
To b focni in tbe City.
72 LUoshington Street.
Worlds faifjcconiinoilatioa
tup: kosedale hotel
6414 Sraar Ave Nut Ccaoo lit.
A O GouoitaiiTH FaoraiToa
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! f Z tl
"taear. et eosr DSit HOTCLa
f i Knm. th olilrOiin tftrfi
thl Unl-' l.n J aiKM-h. Itum
4iat kl. antral., .. irrnia.tl IHl pr4mw
aaela r.a . aaud M trratara.
I
1 1 mikq
I I CXOUMjl
k aat Maaar i
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4titis on
The poet unquestionably had rufcrciw
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ff-om s
n
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at CRANDALL & BURGET'S,
Who are selling these (roods out at Rroatly-reducori
MK IIF-UUCM IUIK'K. . s. I'NION ST
PAUL KREFT & CO.?
I KAI.KK.'s IN
PAINTS. OILS AND GI.AS?
Ami the Most Complete and
srra-iical Painters and Taper
Sl,.Tr..U';:!mI .1 U" U:irv'a
- - - - .- -
the most skilled workmen employtHl,
chemical combination or soap iniitnre.
orvlers promptly atteude.l to.
Paint BhotJ corner Thirdand
The California Winehouse
A Is now ojx-u, and its projirietor will gdl his horm i
J. prolucttl Wine at jric-es in the rvach rf evcn hh 1
T Also, lat-s-t lVanut to le found. (mkhIs piaranU'df
f to Ik Ture and First-Class in every rt'FjKt t. i
Thompson's Addition.
Chrisman
DEALKKS IM
GROCERIES
Flour, Grain, Fruit and Mill Feed.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR PRODttI
Cor. Washington and
The Dalles
Gigar : Factory
FIRST BTBEET.
FACTORY NO. 105.
pTp TC of the Beet Brands
Vy'lVTiVIVO manufactured, and
orders from all parts of tbe roantry Sited
oa the shortest notice.
The reputation of THE DALLES CI
GAR has become firmly established, and
ths demand for the borne manafartnred
article is increasing every day.
A. ULRICH A SON.
W. r. WISEMAN. WM. MAKDKaa.
The St. diaries Hotel,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
TLis old, popular and reliable I "te
has Iteea entirely refurnished, and very
room baa been re pane red and repaintei
and newly carpeted throughout. The
house contains 170 rooms and is supplier
with every modern convenience. Katet
reasonable. A good restaurant attache
to the bouse. Frer bus to and from all
trains.
C. W. KNOWLES. Prop.
W. E. GARRETSON.
Leaning - Jeweler.
DILI AQaTXT rH THB
All Watch Work arranted-E
Jewelry Made to Order.
iss a.
at.,
Tk. Ii.IIm, r.
WaSBSBBTaiaTaTaWaianaajnn
HOTOGRAPHCrl
First premium at the Wasco oounty
air for beat portraits and views.
CURHR. STORY.
Art Teachek
Room S, Fettingm Building,
Mill glv laxariii. Mmxlara ant Tharadays of
-r.m ik, ot ollcnrr li duilrtd.
A fortune. I
3
J
ruiiore & Cai
tbe latest Piiiu-riia and lie-tii'iia lt,
Hangers. None but the Ixnt brandi I
I'.inl. nu.l In .11 .... L. , 4
- anu Boo
Agents for MaPbry 1-iquid i'aian
A first class article in all r,,ort.
Washioftoa ts.. Ths Dal!si.0jJ
C- BECHl
& Corson,
Stjcond Sts., The Dalles, Or.
From TmiHU or IMTIS109 ti
TBI
R7 IL.RORD
la (be Uai ta taks
TO All. POINTS EAST 19 O
It I. th linlB? Car kma It n
wiukmlaal 1 tala. s7 ear la Uefaata
rft nan! finii flhiffl
YV UUl UliU U1UJ
K0 C8AJIOB OF 1
r CAM-) I
anaaii pai m
rm nawrt at lilnln. Cms 1
aaaa liravlaa ftwna tm mat ktaaatasUW
TOURIST SLEETING CAES
Baa that Mi bs sua. U want, anS Is W
.nr. r& modal l.ma Bra a)lfa Fnar uS raw
lur hoUtcnol flret and Smart -ciaaaTtataa
ELEGANT DAY COiCB,
A enctlnafma
nan, eonnaHlii wlla aHW
aflotdlnc dlrant ai4 anlulomtpwd
Pullman Hlamr nai.rT.n.ma iam
In wlranua througa anj Mrvnl ") Uwraat
THROUGH TICKETS
f.iiio.uil .ud V.uki tMU pnTKht'"
tlcaat uOoa of U oumpalif
oil Infnrmattoa enneemlns raa.
tralna. nnim and otlwr dtaliS fufi"
m llnatloa to
W. C. ALLAWAt, I
Ar" I A. "av. VO., kflralalof 1
IMllea, or, or
A. 1. rHRLTt, .
iaa'L Osnsral fawwusw At-. PorJaMS.
W. II. YOUNG,
General Blacksmithing and Wort ,
promptly, ana an
guaranteed.
Horse ShoeingjrSpe
Ttirt Street cpp.Liclie'i oil &
ARTIC",
BODA WATIE AID ICE
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a . ai 1 1 1 1 1 f aNiiii nuu Wl
Finest Peanut Boaster In Tr. J
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