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the dalles weekly chronicle, Wednesday, November 23, 1893 FACE AND FIOURE show u, it you're a health v woman. They'll" have a beauty of their own, no matter what your features. Perfect health, with its clear skin, rosy cheek, ami bright eyes, is enough to make any woman attractive. To get perfect health, use faith fully Dr. i lerce a Favorite Prescrip tion. That regu lates and promotes all the proper funo- tions of woman' , hood, improves dl Igestion, enriches Uhe blood, dispels laches and pains, brines refreshing sleep, and restores health, flesh and strength. For periodical pains, prolapsus and other displacements, bearing down sensations, and " female com plaints w generally, it is so effective that it can he guaranteed. If it doesn't benefit or cure, you have your money back. Is anything that isn't Bold in this way likely to be "just as good. it V I WASHINGTON LETTER. Ho tha Hawaii atar 1 VIwJ ttia CapltolNotoa. For every case of Catarrh which they cannot cure, the proprietors of Dr. Sage's Catarrh liemedy agree to pay $500 m cash. You re cured by its mild, soothing, cleansing, and healing properties, or you re paid. Rheumatism, Lumbago. Sciatica, Kidney Complaints. Lame Back, &c ' yII D3. SAKDEM'S ELECTRIC BELT With Electro-Magnet to 8U5FENSORV. llt pBlMtai Ut I-fTMiffaU I WT, onn without irwdlHne ail VwkiM r-wiunr frwn orrr-iiuatKiu of brmin twrre force i xcrmm or Indiav vrrtMin, mervona d'twiity, KlevniMBfMM. Unmior, rft-ttmatuuu, kidirvy, iier and btsuidw Ofn(iUurts, lavnu-bw:. lumhfttfo, cuUir. all traale complaint jr"mi iii bnaitli, e'c. TiJA electric bell eunuuu w vrtwi iiirmum! trtrr all outer, '"nrrruc u liitiitiy On by wearer or ww forfeit and wul cii iv ail of Uw aMT3 diwaes or Bo iay. Thm . .ride hart been nrrd bv tiua tnrrloQa inTeritMia af!,-r awl oUky mardM fjukni. ami we mn fcuiklitall f iratimoittaks m ibis nl fvrnr other rte. Onr rmna) I a ElXtTRlt 81 rTKORT . tfx rr- iteT Uva TTr oftVrM ak men. nKK wi:k al P--lt. Uaalthaaa1 llfwau Mmtta fll 1U! I UUIa 1 wU4aN fco4 for lnua'ii ptunpiilet, mmwi . eaauwi, trwa SANOEN ELECTRIO CO.. Iko. 1T Klnl Ut-W JOJiXIJ.JQ OJKC aMiwl(MMMiwMW INTERNA TIONA L BmHrthp Nrw. arauf 0 14 j m DICTIONARY 1 .Sucre aw oftht! "Luabridged." Ten rear apent in rtrviiijiL'. lot) ed itor enilifYcl.an'l more tlutn SJUU,uut Everybody should own thla lm-tjmiary. It an aweraail qnemtnna concerning I lie lj l tory, aiieUing, pro nuwuiiioii. and meanmir of wonl. A hihrary in Itself, it alto pirn Hie often floured Information cncemlnir eminent peraona; facta ciurcrninK tun coantries, cltic, townH, anil natural fea ture of the K'ooe; partk-ulant eoncernioK noted Ik-tttiou iieritonn and plarea: traj il lation of foreign quotation, word, and prorerhi! ; etc., etc., etc. Thin Work in Invaluable in the bonnebnld. and to the tearber. aebolai, pro fessional man, and aelf-educator. SoUl by All Himkttllen. O. Jk C. MeTTiam Co. mo mtertt Spriwrflrtft, Man. IJf' wit lT eap hoto ffrsiirtk; repnouvl auoeat fxtiuofw. tyHel f or f res vromectna. I WEBSTEHTS 1 iLVrERJiVmNALI piaioMKry SIB J Creats. and Trd-lrlr obtained, and all Fat- buaina. conducted for MoecnaTt rtf. 5 Jem Orrtec Oeeoarrr U.S. 'mirr omet ( 3 aod w. can aectir. patent in ieaa Umc loan laoac ( remote from Wathintoa. J J bend model, drawiuf orphoto., with dewrlp-e Jtioo. We adriae. If patentaol. or not, free oli tenant. Our fa not due till patent la teemed. J J Puaextrr, "How to Obtain Catcnta," withe Jeoat of aaae in tbe U.S. and foreign countriefj ftent (rat. Addreva, S ic.A.srjow&co.e J Oee. Ttrr Orncr. WaamnaToo, D. C. f THE; Ilalleii t il Pally Rrenlnr Cbmniele la reemmliinf i eentlallv the dome naner fur the I Ity folk.' Iinur Trili. I not a led reputation. Rome( J viVl L. i.uo of our he'd oltlArii" waleh the eoiiiiiim. of till" D fl fim dully for the piefent l'l newa. it rf rtK ueee1.! In fflt-nnlnff the field, and hence titvn In popuUrltv and imiwirtHttre. 1'Hke It awhile, yon who don't; try pome of It-' premium ollvra, Kmiu our Kemilar t'orreafamdent. Washington, Nov. 17, IS'.3. This has been quite as unpleasant a week in administration circles as was that which followed the condemnation of the democratic party and its methods at the polls. Public opiuion has made It self heard by every member of this ad ministration, which Is the first and will doubtless be the last to attempt to drag partisan politics into the foreign policy of the Vnited States. Heretofore it has been the proud boast of men of all politi cal parties that however much Ameri cans might differ about home affairs politics was always dropped and they all became simple Americans whenevet any thing came up relating to Americans' in terests abroad or to our dealings with foreign nations. But Mr. Cleveland and his renegade secretary of state have made a startling change, a change in volving the use of the power of the United States to overthrow the govern ment of a friendly republic and replace it by a despotic monarchy presided over by a notoriously dissolute woman, and all for no higher or better purpose than that of trying to convince the people that ex-Tresident Harrison was apartici pator in a corrupt scheme for the annexa tion of Hawaii. It is no wonder that Mr. Cleveland and his cabinet are awaiting with trepi dation the news from Hawaii that will tell of the strangling of a republic and the settins ur of a monarchy by their willing tool, Minister Willis. The man ner in which the dastardly deed was done, if it be vet doue. means much for the future of Grover Cleveland. It may mean simply an unreachable blotch up on bis name as an Aniericanand a presi dent, or it may mean bis impeachment upon high constitutional grounus anu disgraceful exit from publiclife. Nearly everv democratic Congressman at pres ent in Washington has either privately or publicly condemned Mr. Cleveland for helping to restore the monarchy of Hawaii. Ever since the elections the adminis tration has been trving to placate those democratic senators and representatives who have openly protested against the unjust treatment of pensioners which has been such a conspicuous feature of Hoke Smith's management of the pen sion bureau. Not only have the pension officials shown an alacritv in restorinr the names of suspended r-u-i.iiei! at the request of democratic conifreiM.- men, but, in the case of two Indiana men who hail been suspended ami whose restoration to the mil had been de manded by Senator Voorhees, they not only restored their names to the roll hut so increased their pensions. The reason was obvious. Senator Voorhees had openly stated his intention to make a set speech early in the coming cession of congress against the manner in which pensioners have been treated by this administration, and the administration will try to prevent his doing it, by hon oring all his demands. Senator Voor hees said, just before leaving for his home, that he had fully made up his mind to make that speech against the Cleveland pension policy. A similar. speech may be made in the house by Representative Holman, who was one of the first democrats to protest against the pension policy, and who told Hoke Smith months ago that it would if per sisted in wreck the democratic patty. It is now stated with much positive- ness that the free traders among the democratic members of the house wars and means committee have triumphed and that tbe new tariff bill is to lie made about as radical as it can well be made but the statement has not caused mucl uneasiness lor tne very simple reason that the more radical the bill is made the less probability there is of its becom ing a law. The number of democrats in congress who will refuse to vote for radical cuts in the tariff is every dav becoming larger. ii ait. Cleveland continues to increase the number of prominent members of bis party with wborn he holds no per sonal intercourse at the same rate that he has done since last March he will soon be at "outs" with every prominent democrat in public life. It might have been supposed that the course taken by Senator Mills upon the silver question would have made him stand particularly well with Mr. Cleveland, but apparently it did not, as Mr. Cleveland not only re fused to grant the only favor that Sena tor Mills bad asked of him, but he did it in such a manner as to insult the Texas senator, who will probably bide his time for getting even, just as Vice Presi dent Stevenson, Senator Vest and others are doing. AGRICULTURAL FIGURES. Iowa raised jaoo,ooo bushels of corn last year. Tiik ludianrtirn crop of ISftJ wan I,-tttH.-m.uHJ bushels: the wheat crop 51U, 4'.H),0tK). In In.lin there are t:W eotton mills, with :i, ItKI.OtKl spindlesand 'JS.lHMJ looma. employing llO.oou persona. There are aUo eight new mills now in course of conatruction. i ---c Tun cunning industry is making (Treat headway in Heorgia, and, in view of the probability of a fine crop this season, that state is likely to be one of the must profitable tlelds for fruit gTower in the country. Thks largest grain tleet that ever left Chicago at the opening of navigation was composed of one hundred and fifty steam ami sailing vessels, which left that city for the lower luke ports April 15, with 11,000.000 bushels of grain. LITERARY NOVELTIES. ' "Kino Solomon's Minks" has been translated Into tierman, and one pub lisher catalogue it as "Old Testament Literuture." In the seventeenth century a pam phlet was published entitled "The Spiritual Mustard l'ot. to Make the Soul Sneeze with IVvotion; Salvation's Vantage (!round. or a Louping Sand for Heavy Believers." It is said thut when Henjamin Frank lin proposed to start a uewspupor his mother tried to tlusunde him from It because she said there were already two papers in America and there was no room for another. l'fTTENiiAM. in his "Arte of Knglish I'oesie," erected two pillars of poetry in honor of Queen Klizabeth. Kucli pillar consists of a base of lines in eight syllables, shafts of four-syllable lines, and a crown in the sume meter at the base. ' e Koaa Kllaabeth Cleveland. Very little has been heard of Miss Rose Klizabeth Cleveland, the first mis tress of the white house under the Cleveland administration, who was an interested spectator of the inauguration eight years ago. Since her retirement from the white house she has spent years that have been very happy ones to ner. 1 wo oi tnem she uivuletl np between the north and the south, giv ing the winters to Florida in her own cozy home. There she met with friends who were greatly attracted toward her and she toward them. They were per sons of means, antl she has been travel ing in Europe with them the last two years. Last summer, while Col. und Mrs. Lumont were driving in Switzer land, they saw a woman walking ulone a little in udvanee of them. To their great astonishment it turned out to be Miss Cleveland, and the meeting was a happy surprise on Uth sides. FRENCH & BANKERS. TRANSACT AUKNKKALBANklNli Hl'SINKSt letter, of Credit issued available In he Eastern Slates. Sight Exchaiisrs and Telegraphic Transfers sold on New York, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, l'ortland Oregon, Seattle Wash., and various poiuti In Or syon and Washington. Collections made at all points on lav orable terms. THE DALLES National Bank, Of DALLKS CITY. OR. President Vice-President, Casl.ier, - - Z. F. Moody Ciiaulks Hilton M. A. Moody General Banking Business Transacted. Sight Exchanges Sold on NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO, CHICAGO and PORTLAND, OR. Collections made on favorable terms at all accessible points. J. a. BCRSNOK, freatuent. J. II. fATTSaKOS, (Jaahler. First Rational Bank. VHE DALLES. - OREGON 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 on Asw lork, San hraucisco ami Port land. Xf-7rrf i..l.'U;.ir.'...ilf UIKKCTOKS. D. I. Thompson. Jno. S. Sciiknck. En. M. Williams, ' (iko. A. Likhk. H. M. Bkall. From TEH.HIfiflli or INTERIOR Points -THK- lien Fan mi i mm C It costs yott SO cents to join, if yott join before Saturday. Erdry member is guaranteed a Crayon. Now lor Christ mas Presents for yourself or friends. Investigate ! THE DAUXKK. OK. SHOE FACTORY For Sale at a Bargain. Tho undersigned, having secured the ma-hinirv u.YkitiiTa wi niiui, nun iiiu nut'ii itu u IIIM-CIUHM IS II Of JUt'tOn' r?.: iT 17.7 f."i."'" T.?.7.7.77'im r7."'.7.":V7 i . ,. 1 iu nrii kuiiiu m u i!iriiui. jiuru is an engine ana 'nler ot 4Q-ol(i noi'so power, and a large amount ofshU niaclniierv, lusts, line shutting, pulleys, helting tad hZ ing almost a complete shoe factory. " " llnrtis alHoon of thejiest sites for succTTssfuTlvt'. uiiUK u iui:iijiv ill twin K1IIU UP IOUIHI ill 11118 COUlllrf Write lor particulars at once, to 9-12 Or, .Familiar Faces in a New Place. E. BAYARD, l.att Special Agtnt Uentral Land OjHet. J. E. BAKNET RAILROAD la the line to UJt TO ALL MINTS EAST AND SOLTH. tScta fcta., and ILOOperBotUo. Croup prom ptir; rl:v V liM?iaa Csiutfli ami AHthnuk y - r Conmimj tlon tt b; no rivai: hacurlthounridw iccait other, folk); will cuna vttj if ui.on in litr-i. hoJ.I by I'rutfRiiM im a-'ir"ini. t - r J qt:i Ifcn ': teed Co cure you. Frit lie. l,-.u,r tr Mr. Clavelsnd paid s mytteriotis visit to Nw York this wsek, which created qnlte s commotion in Washington for a few hours, because of report that h had (rone there to hare a dangeron op eration performed npon himself. Your correspondent has it from a trustworthy sonrce that bis real object was toconnlt with certain Wall street bankers upon financial matters. Cas J. F. FORD, Evannelist. Of Ixa Motiica, Iowa, writes under tlate i.t March 21. IkM S. 15. JIki. Mro. Co., Iufur, Oregon. firntltmen : On arriving home last week, I found ail well and anxiously awaiting. Our little girl, eight and one-half years old, who had wasted away to 3H hmuiiIh, i row well, strong and vigorous, antl well fleshed up. S. B. Cough Cure lias dune its work well. Both of the children like it. Your S. B. Cough Cure has cured and kept away all hoarsene from me. So give it to every one, with greeting" 'or all. Wishing yon proaprritv, we are Yours, Ma. A Mas. J. F.' Foki. If you with tnfetl freah anrl cheerful, and rel fortheHprlng'a work, cleanae your lyatem wltb the Headacha and Llrar cure, by Uktna tanm three dosea each week. Hold under a poaltlre (ruarantee. 50 centa per bottle by all lnirtt. C. F. STEPHENS, DEALER IN DRY GOODS Claiming Moou, Hhuaa, Hat., Kte. Fanc (Jood, flofiong, It la the Ulnm I ar Konte. It nina Thmuar Veatihuletl Iralun every day 111 Ui yaar bi panl and Chicago (NO CHANGE OF CAKtf.) C'otriTMWtl ff Ilntitff Vnrn tiiitiiriNwaM. Pull tDMti linwlntr Hfmm leerm oi Utatciilpmrnt TOUHIST SLEEPING CARS Hvmi tht nn be eimitni"Htlf and In wfilcf; iM omm.nlritli.iii mn Uttli h nr mini Kurnllnl fur bulOrrauf Kirat mvd bvroiMt-claw. 1 lckU.ui1 ELEGANT DAY COACHES A rmitltiuona Hue, mnnwtlns with all Una. affording direct and utiltilermpUjd aerviua Fullman HUvfier reaeiTatlona can be aecurvn lu advance tnrouah any ajreut of tbe road. TUDfllinU TiriCTP To and from ifinuuun iiurvLio p-.mt.in An,nr Ktiaiainl ami K iirn can be purchaaed at an. ticaei omcw ot inccompaay Full liifomatlon concerning tum, time ot traiiiK, rou Urn and other detaila furnlihed on appUcauou ui W. C. ALLAWAY, Agent I. P. A. Nar. Co., Regulator oflioe, Tft iallea, Or., 01 A. I. 'HARLTON, Aao't. (ivoeral r'aaawiger Agt.. fort land, Jgn YOUR ATTENTION la oallsd to the fact that Hagh Glenn, Ialer In (tlass, Unit, Plaster, Cement and Building Material of all kind. Carrlaa the Kloaat l-lne of PiGfure Woligs, To bn foand Id the City.' 71 LUoshington Street, Bta.i to., Ktc. Second St., The Dalles. NOTICE. U. 8. Lamd Orrt:, Tits luum, tit., . , . . . . Nov. 1, IWH. ( f,omnlalnt havlne Imii .if,.,..i ..- by hvdner ii. fcmlth airuinut H hi i. i... alMiidotilng hi. iluiimlmd hnlrv No in. dtl Mfh. 14, ltm, iimi M. V' n'r tin ' owiiI.1i 2 North, Kanvp u -i. i v ...",'. county, t in-gon, with a vlvw u i,r oni'llniion of Mid tntiv: the M (.nrtif. arc lo-n-liv .mil iiioncil Ui (ir at thin oi!,c., m tiH. tt, ,tv of Iwrrrilicr. .1 in o'clock A.M.. t ,,,! and f irnl.h Uatilnoliy colnenilra .iild nll.n,.l alxiiidonnirut. The St. Charles Hotel, PORTLAND, OREGON. This old, ixipular and reliable house has lieen entirely refurnished, anil every room ban lin repapered and repainte and newly carpeted throughout. The house contains 17U room and is supplier with evry modern convenience. Kate, reasonable. A good rwtjinraiit atU. hw to the house. Krer bus to and from all trains. C. W. KNOWI.ES. Prop. Jl?e fjeal Estate, pat), Iaraijee COLLECTION ACENCY.' NOTAHY PUDIjIO.-" rartiea havmjj JTojierty they wish to or Trade, Houaes to Btnt, Abstract of ITtlti furnwhetl, will find it to their atlvantaije to cull on w. e sliall make a specialty of tho uroaorution of C nima and Ct-J t-s lantl tllliLMi. THE DALLES. OR a sHoiulty laifore the 85 Washington St. "There is a tide in the ajairs oj men which, taken at its Jiooa leads on to fortune." The poet unquestionably had reference to tha -Oil Sale I -Frtic & C rif at CRANDALL & Who are Belling these goods out MICIIELBACH KU1CK, BURGETS, ut greatly-reduced ratw UNION ST. ffeu Qolumbia Jtotel. THE DALLES, OREGON. This Popular House j Has lately been thoroughly renovatetl sad W furnished throughout, ami is now better Ibi ever prepared to furnish the liest i'"1" accommodations of any hiHise in U city, and at the very low rate of $laday. First-Class Meal 25c Ollice of the fast and commodious opi!10 8wj to Dufur, Kinjrsley, Tyh Valley, WrislJl( Warm Uprinifs ami Prinovllle is in tli H"41 and persons jrolnfc to Prlneville can M.IK) by goInK on this Htaite line. All trains stop here. PAUL KREFT & CO., DEALERS IN - PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS And the Most Complete and the Latest Patterns and Deaiifns Id T .T . T3 APE H fjVI'rai-tical Paintra and P.r II.,,,,.,. ',,na hut tKM best brand0 J Hherwin-Williams and J, W. Masnry's Paints usett In all jur work. nl. Jt wie most sal I let! workmen employed. Amenta for Masury Llqin chemical combination or soap mixture orders promptly attended to. lliiiti. o irt. IP an w A first class article ...pi Paint Shoo oornar Thirdand WasbinctoB Bit.. The Ph-u' The California Winehoiise 4 la now open, and its proprietor will i produced Wine at prices in tho n T AIho, bt-Hl reanuts to ho found. to bo Pure and First-Chun in eve Bell his home- inch of every W: Goods guarantee ry respect. ECH1 Thompson's Addition. C- B