fHE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7 IS93.
GRAND ZOOLOGICAL DISPLAY.
Kl(ll( Iim.' Maeaaarl tha Largeat
ad riae.l la tha Warld.
Ringliiij Brother' menagerie i the
fineat aoological collection in the world,
llaay innovation in the way of arrange
jnent bave been introduced, thus adding
to the effectiveness of the display, and
ytuplifying theouportunllies for itudy.
The vast menagerie pavilion U laid out
like a toological garden. In the center
ta the pachydermium, in which ia ex
hibited the largest herd of elephant
Tr een in the Western Hemiiphere.
There are twent-five of these inter
esting and powerful teaati, ranging from
the tiniest baby elephant to a pair of
the laigeet proboscidian in the world.
In tbe middle space are alto displayed
the various led animal, including a
core of Arabian and Bactrian camels,
water buffaloes, sacred cattle, and dwai (
ponies. The cage line the outer wall,
nd the several species are arranged in
neb a way a to readily illustrate the
radical difference between the herbivor
on and carnivorous beasts. The am
phibia are represented by a remarkable
collection of hippopotami, tea lions,
eel and other water-frequenting ani
mals, exhibited in huge aquaria, with
constantly flowing water. The aviary
comprise nearly a score of mammoth
gold-illuminated cage, in which are
exhibited an onriveled ornithological
display, comprising the brightly ploni
ged bird of every land. The children'
menagerie, with its tiny cage of wild
animals, has been augmented by com
plete exhibit of simians, from the dimin
utive ling-tailed monkey to the almost
human anthropoid ape. In addition to
those already enumerated, there are
hundreds of other rurions wild animals,
including a ferocious ti horned rhi
noceros, a magnificent specimen of the
multi-natural horned horse or gnu, a
manlike Congo chimpaniee, mow white
Polar bears, a den of black tiger, fero
cious lions, (inuous tigers, and other in
teresting beasts, the who'e comprising a
display impossible to duplicate anj
where on earth. Kingling Bros.' me
nagerie ia a worthy introduction to the
great show for wbicb it form a man:
moth vestibule. The free street parade,
a magnificent gratuitous spectacle, in
thin, mnn.m, ufUnni hi,-h i.k. i
place at ten o'clock on the morning of !
next Saturday, June 10, and the brll- j
liant introductory divertisement, "The
Lt Dav of tbe Centnrr," are the most
resplendent
spectacular display ever
organized.
A. C. Glger Kobb.d Saturday Mailt.
Ednday morning when Mr. A. C.
Giger aweke and began to dress he wa
astonished to find that he had had a
caller daring the nigbt who had not an
nounced hi arrival and left a uncere
moniously a be came. He, however,
had made the call one which counted a
far a he wa concerned.
Mr. Giger i visiting friends in Salem
and Mr. Giger occupied tbe front bed
room. The door of the bouse leading
outside were all locked, but back
window was found by the caller to be
unlatched, aod raising it be poshed !
il eel tee aside, and entered. Mr. Giger
had left a jet burning in hi room,
which evMently afforded light enough
for the rt bbtr to see hi way clear, a he
left it burning. On the dresser wa a
WHOLESALE.
The following line
Mays &
FULL ASSORTMENT.
Garden Tools, Deep Well Pomp
Rubber and Cotton Hose
Winchester and Marlin Rifle, latest
Fishing Tackle
Bicycle and Sundiies
Smith & Wesson and Colt' Revolver
Warranted Lisk Anti-Rust Tinware Warranted
We will replace every piece if found rusted.
Granite Iron and Stewart Enameled Ware.
A Complete Line of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Planet Jr. Garden Tool Rnshford Wagon
John Deere Plow and Harrow Racine Buggie and Carriage
Uean fprav I'ump Buckeye and I'lano Mower and Reaper
Cultivator and Disk Harrow Tiger Drill, lightest draft.
Our stock
Builder's Hardware and Carpenter's Tools
! complete in every detail.
Majestic Steel Ranges
Before buying elsewhere
watch, which Mr. Uiger bad given hU
wile wedding present, and which
wm valued at (80. Thi ha had the good
laate to appropriate. II alio look a
uit of clottiea which Mr. Uiger had
worn the day before. Then he walked
into the parlor and must have felt that
ha had plenty of time, for he emptied
the pocaet and placed penknife, paper,
He, in a neat little pile on the couch,
taking the clothe with hiiu. In the
Teal pocket wa a watch worth tU, and
on the chain a Knight Templar' charm
let with diamond!, for which Mr. Giger
paid (33. These, of course, lie did not
neglect to appropriate. In the panti'
pocket wai a purse containing four
twenty-dollar piece and tome check.
The check be kindly folded and pet
back in the purse, laving it on the pile
of "refuse," hut the twenty dollar piece
he forgot to leave.
hvidentlv feeling satiiOed, he an
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locked the hack door and let bin. self Out
that way
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It seemed but a small transaction and
yet Mr. Uiger 1 the loser by about -,
i not counting the cuit of clothes, beside
k. .,..v..,i . ... i..i. v,i..k
the value attached to the article, whish
I cannot be reckoned in dollar ana cent.
In both of the watcne were picture
of their little boy and girl, but other
than those, which can be easily d-
st roved, he took nothing which could be
nsed a a clew.
Kcsis Uensaih ibt li itiiit riottri.
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A. might be.xpected.a very large
number of friends ttendel the funeral
ot the late Mrs. R. F. Gibon thi after -
noon at 2:00 o'clock at the residence on
Fonrth and Liberty street. Nothing
could be more fitting than that there
should be a profusion of flowers, for dur
ing her life time it wa a noticeable fact
that wherever her lot wa cast there she
surrounded herself with the sweetest of
blossoms, and on the altar of the Congre
gational church Sunday morning wa a
beautiful bouquet of white peonas,
which was an offering from her, and
which was placed on her grave this
afternoon, with the numerous token
from her many friends, an.org which
were bouquets from each member of the
Ladies' Aid Society.
The Congregational choir sang very
sweetly "OoeSaeetly Solen n Thought'
end Dr. Dan sar.g a lo!o, " Thy Wilt Be
At ,,IC clo,e 01 m0" "pre-
"ve na n-lient eu'ogv on me Hie 01
,be epted hj Rev. Poling, her pastor,
the choir again sang a hymn which was
an especial favorite ol Mr. uidoiis , en
titled ' Hold Thou My Hand."
Tbe following friends acted
bearers, tenderly consigning to
as pall
her last
resting place all that remained of one
who was o universal a favorite: Messrs
J. M. Marden. J. P. Mclnerny, W. L.
Bradehaw,' J. B. Crossen, J. W. French
and S. L. Brooks.
She now rests beneath a coverlet of
flowers, which were her favorite c m
panions in life and the last to remain
with and watch over her after death.
He Fooltd lb Sarcaoas.
All doctor told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jeflersoo, O., after suffering IS
month from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unlet a costly operation wa per
formed ; but be cured himself with five
bo let of Butklen' Arnica Salve, tbe
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Salve in the World. 25 cent a box. Sold
by Blakeley & Houghton Uruggist. 4
RETAIL.
are to be found at
Crowe.
LOW PRICES.
Blacksmith's Tools
Bar Iron and bteel
model Blacksmith' Coal
Wagon Maker' Jnpplie
Wrought Iron I"ir and F.tting
Barb Wire and Nail.
of
and Cook Stoves.
examine our Stock.
An Excellent Combination.
The pleasant method and beiirtlcial
sfTeota of the well known remedy,
Svhit K 1'ioa, manufactured by the
Caufohxia Km NviU'i Co., illustrate
ttievalneof obtaining the liiiiid laxa
tive principles f plant known to he
medicinally lusutive and tircscntiiiir
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I (tni ill Kit? kmiii iiiai rt-:rriiuiK vo in.
taste and aivvtitiible to the system. It
's tll "ue 1'' l-l t hltvnr.rth ning- lu-
live, rleansimr the avatem etfoctuully.
disIH.lliuff collis, headache and fovera
frently yet promptly and enublinir one
to overcome habitual constipation per-
tnmeutlv. Its perfect freedom from
l viry 0i,j..tioi,,, qllniitv Buil gllb-
uance. ami its nctinir on the Uidneva.
j liver nn.l bowels, w ithout weakening
I "UinS' t'"M"' n,k " 11,0
' in u,e pro.-ess of niannfactiirino; flira
; are used, as they are pleasant to the
i taste, but the medicinal (Uulitieof the
remedy arc obtained from senna and
other aromatic plunls. by a method
! known to the Caufoh.nia Kio hVKt r
Co. onlv. In order to iret ita beuetifial
. inJ to nvol(, imitatio.,s. plea.se
rememherthe full name of theCompany
1 printed on the front of every paekatre.
I CAL1FORMA FIG SYRUP CO.
t FRANClaCO. CAI,
louravtix ky. kxw yobic. k. t.
Fur ulc by all LiiuuiP't" I'rict Joe. per bottia
THE EDITORS ARE COMING.
Haw
hall KeeelT Thein-Llltl
Tima for frvparatlaw.
Less than a month will intervene be-
j for about 50J editor from all over the
United State will spend a few hour in
the city on their way to the meeting in
fortiaml. i hey will stop over In Ihe
Dalle at the invitation of the Com
mercial Club. So far a we can learn
nothing ha been done toward entertain
Ing them. Such a matter if no doubt
safe in the hand of the club, which
w,yt fj;( its pt of the contract, and
, wiU surely do so wLen by their special
I jnvlttion these representative men are
Lue.ti , tn, tity. However, it does
seem that our citizens in general should
be taking more interest in the matter.
Perhaps they do Dot fully realize w hat
it means to have such a body of men in
our midst. It is the opportunity of
a life time to receive advertising, wbhh
is more far reaching than any that
could possibly be obtained in other
ways.
Then, The Dalles, having the reputa
tion for being the largest wool shipping
point in the United State and with the
varion resources with which she is
blessed, cannot sfl'a.d to allow every
other place along the line of their route
! to give tbouj inch a royal greeting, and
fall behind herself. Something shou'd
be done at once or uch will surely be
the case.
As there will be bat about two hours
given a in which to entertain them,
and breakfast will be laken here, wouid
it not be well to follow the sueg-stion
already given, which were a lollowa:
To have on hand at the Cmatiila House,
where breakfast will be served, some of
our best strawberries and cherries,
flower and everything that will make
the tables attractive. Then some litera
ture, descriptive of the city and it
resources, should be given them, that
they may have something to refer to in
future write-ups.
A good plan also would be to show
them about the city, taking them to the
warehouse and through cur business
houses, and, in order to give ti era an
idea of our beautiful scenery, they should
be driven up on the bluff. To do thi
we would be compelled to call upon all
who have conveysr.ee, single or double
buggies, wagonettes, etc., and perhaps
arrange to take a portion of lh?m at
a time. In this way the hour could be
spent pleasantly and in a manner which
will leave a good impression on our
visitors aod be a lasting benefit to our
city.
There 1 little time for preparation;
let our leading business men and citi
zen take the proper interest in the
matter.
10O HEW AltD
K reward of -"0 each will be paid by
the undersigned for tbe recovery of the
bodies of Klmer and Bert Whitney,
drowned In the t-'nake river at I'alonse
Rapid, near Lyon Ferry, on
May 2.1,,n ',ro'
Coanty
DKHCiUFTlOX
Klmer Whitney wa 20 year old;
height, 6 feet, 7,',' Inclits; weight 100 lbs.
He ha a dark mustache and wa dressed
in overall; wore either a dark or light
shirt; lace sportsman shoes, tan color.
Btrt Whitney wa 21 year old ; weight
about 175 pound ; btlght 6 feet, II in. ;
smooth shsved; dark blown hair. He
wore dirk pant with light (trip and
heavy laced (hoes, and has a Inft of light
colored hair on the left, back ilde of
head ; two burn scars on body.
Tbe person finding either of these
bodies will please wire
C. E. WiiiTxir
May 27-2. St. Helens, Oregon.
f BHaON Ai MKNTIOM.
Patuiitay'a lUr.
(1. A. I.lebe !ett thi morning '"r
Portland.
Miss M. Ponthit left this iiinriilug lo
send a few weeks In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ulake and family
will leave on thi evening' train. Mr.
Blake for Wyoming; while Mrs. Blake
and family will spend mine time In
Spokane, where she wld undergo a
course of treatment under Ir. Suther
land. Mra. J. K. Scott, of Corvalll. arrived
in The Dalles last evening and will re
main for an indefinite lime. ,
R. ti. Dvenxirt made a trip lo Port
land iidy on business connected with
Tn Ciim jMci a mile. He will again bo
at his post Monday.
Mrs. J. W. Blake and family will
leave tonight for SM.kne, where Mr.
Blake expects to undergo a course of
treatment under Dr. Sutherland.
Frank iVSeill, district passeniter agent
for the Northern Par lie. spent this
morning In the rilv. Mr. O'Neill was a
lesident of The Dalle tllieen year ago.
II. D. Parkins, who went to Portland
with the Woodmen, relumed last night.
Hesavs, in spite of the never ending
rain, the ricercises were a tlrcidtd suc
cess.
Mi i .' Pally.
Geo. A. Young is lu from Kidgeway
today on business.
Chas. Lord came down (rom Arlington
vesterdav and remained over today in
tne city.
Frank Irvine, the Antelope merchant,
cam in yesterday on a visit to his
father.
Mr. Smith rrench was a passenger
on the delayed train for Portland this
morning.
W.llf. Hobson is unable to he at his
desk today, being con lined lo his home
by sickness.
Miss Annie Went, who has been
visiting in the ritv, returned to her
home In Portland today.
J. I!. Zine. publisher of the Oregon
Reporter, the official organ of the A. O.
L'. W., called at Ihe t'liaoxu t bltic
this morning.
Dr. and Mr. O. C. Hollister will leave
on the af'ernoon train f ir Portland.
Their friends regret very mnch to see
them leave The Dalles.
TllfMlay f'ally.
Frank Fullon is down from Biggs.
M. J. Anderson is in from Dufur today.
W. H. Ward iovtr from (iohlendal.
R. B. Sinnott wa passenger this
morning for Portland.
Mi-s R. Pfunder is registered at the
Cmatiila from Portland.
John Fender, of While Salmon, is in
the city today on business.
A.CIarnoand John damn, of John
D.iy, are in The Dalle on bnsines bent,
J. X. Burgess came in from AnteIoe
thi morning, arid spent the day in this
city.
Mr. H. E. Ankeny ia In the city from
Eugene visiting her sister, Mrs. P. Ie
Huff. G. W. Phelp arrived In the cilv on
t fie delayed train las' evening from
Heppner, on hi way to Portland.
Mis Lawrence and Miss Mabel Law
rence, of Portland, are guest at the
horn of Mr. and Mr. J. S. Schenck. '
M.s Slay Seehler will leave on thi
afternoon' train, going by the way of
trie Northern I'acitic to visit relative in
Little Rock, Iowa. She will spend her
vacation in ttat state.
Worthy Matron Mra. G. W. Saunders,
Mr. J. B. Crossen and Mrs. linrvet l-lt
on yesterdav afternoon's train to alien. I
the Grand Chapter ol the F.artern Star
which convene in Portland today.
N. B. Whitley, representing the
American In. Co., Is in Ihe citv tndav
in the interest of hi comnanv. He is
accompanied by hi wife. Mr. Whitlev
is a life agent and is doing good work
here.
Mr. and Mr. Edward French arrived
in Tbe Dalle thi morning, and will
make their future home in thi ritv.
Kd' friend here extend their ronirraln-
lation and a ish them much happinei
in their new relation.
m it ii 1 r. it.
In Lvnn. Mass.. Thursdav. J in lit
Kdaard K. Kieneti. of The' Dalles, and
Miss Alice V. Cluir, of Lvnn. No cards.
KUHV,
In this city. Sunday morning, June 4,
to Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Collins, a jn.
Weight 11 pounds.
I iii w A ganla.
Agent are Informed that James
Cartithers, ex-agent at F.lgin, 1 a fugitive
from justice; acc-jnnt defalcation. If
wa in Walla Walla June 4th and I
thought to have passed through Pendle
ton on the night of Ihe 4th west bound.
Description is as follows: Five feet eleven
Inche In height, weight about 14 , hair
dark with streak of gray, smooth
shaven, thin features ; when last seen
wore dark cost and vest, dark blue
sweater over vest, and corduroy pant.
National (Surely Company will pay $100
production of Cnruther In Union
Agents mil give nil messsue
all publicity possible communicating to
winomce and herilTof Union county
any knowledge received regarding hi
whereabouts. K. 8. Bawao.
. a-iw
Tha Mnrtara Meanly.
Thrive ot good food and sunshine,
with plenty of exercise in the open air.
Her form glow with health and her face
bloom with It beauty. If her system
needs the clesnlng action of laxative
remedy, the use the gentle and pleasant
Hyrnpof Figs, mad by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
Drink Warren' I'nre Ginger Brandy.
For sale at all first-cls.s bars. C. J.
fitubllng, agent, The Dalle. M17.3m
EAST and SOUTH via
Tho Shasta Route
or Tiias
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leav and are dua lo arriv al t'ortlat
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Halm and tlraata In Kaitern lailiita and Ru
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All abaiva Iralna arrlr al and di-tMirl lra
Uraud l auUal liuumi, rUtn and IMlna alnatU
YAM II I I I. PIVIHIUN.
faaaenret IM'kH, I.m.I iI Javraun Htv.
Inn hr Hharl.tan. waes daya, al 4 90 a.
Arriraal I'urlUnd, JU a. m
lars lor AIKI.IK on M.hi.I.t. W'nlnmlay and
m-lar al S Wa.ln. Arrive al Purlland, TUaa
dav. Tliuraday and Haturda) II S US 01.
Knpl aun.l.jr. Krpl Katunlar.
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thriMiau lll.la In all pinu In in. Sa.lvra
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or X. WHKAl.lMiN.
He Dalles. Fortlani and Astoria
Navigation Co.
sin Replator 4' Dalles City
lially l.'.l Mliidat) Ulwarll
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Locks,
Vancouver
and Portland.
T.iurhlnf at way twnn'a nn tlb tide ol It
Loluiuhla rtvwr.
Hlh ol lh alMiv . tram. r. hare l-n rrlHilll.
and arv lu .iivll.nl tia. lor llio mMin ol
1 ha H.ralatnr l.lna a. II I .i.divur to iv lit
ymittmm luc pni w-rvice p.M.llja,
For rnmr.irt. Rcanamv and Plaa.ara.
iiari-i uy in. au-aniora ol in. H.aulatur
The al .Irainara Irar. Th HallM al a a m
arid I'nrtlMii.l at 7 a. l.i . and airlv. al dllna
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ARLTON. Asst. O. P. A.,
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Administrator's Notice.
Nnilra I. h.raty l n that II,. un.l.niriial
ha. hn-n duly ....lnt y il, 11,.,, .W01.
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and . Mrtl.-ti kI, and I. I . ll.nl U. loan, Ola
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Executor's Notice.
Nntlr I. h.nliy slveit thai the undmlrmd
h.a tavn a.t ,li.t.-d .IM-Utor of lh I..I lll
and iMlani. nl "4 llorara Knl(l,t. 4.Mia
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from lha dat. irf llil. Boilra.
IMIad April u, lws.
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KOETH WESTERK TBAVELEE3 ill
North-We.tern" Alvertiri
la Ihe Shortest nl Uel Rout W
CH1CA00 nJ the IZAST
tla
MINNCAItlLIS end ST. PAl'U
tnd al'n the ,.il.mrnt ol Ita train. I. tk
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ha lu.urle. lomforta and aer...arlr. , w.
"IHE HEW HORTH WESTERS LIMITED
isoih c.nlury Tralni
fa l-rtrir tiirlit. d h, Ih In.Me ami ": "TT
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4ul SI. Paul Diltia
Offer traveler choice of the Mj'
rontee east. They are all i'u' "
their acenio attraction. . mmm
O. K. A N. lw Ogden anil '""",'
hhaata llo.ite flew 8018!,'"
nd Denver. ij
Hliasta Konte view Sacramento,
Angelea and Alberqnerqiie. .
A ilallv line of through Pi ' '""R
P4LAC and TOUKIST Hl.hfc
from Han Francisco and I MSlt,w
Chicago. Tin I
The Short Line
from aotithern California
To the East.
nnlv to the event of the O- R-
Co. or the nndrirsignfd, for foM"
descriptive literature.
J. J. PEV
Santa Fe p
O.n. Agt.Worwiter'.BIdg. PortUnl, Or.