THE DALLES WEEKLY CHRONICLE. WEDNESDAY. JULY 26 1899.
Saturday Pally.
Dick Griffith, one of John Daj'i lead
ing sheepmen, it io the city.
O. Kinertly r returning paesen
lr from Portland last evening.
Mr. sad Mrs. Kicbard Hinton and
family are in from Bakeovea for a few
days.
Mrs. G. V. Sander and family left
this morning to join the camper at
Cticadee.
Retr. AlfreJ Herrin returned last
night from an extended Hip in the
Valley towns.
Mr. and Mr. D. L. Cates returned to
their tome at Cascade on yeiterJay't
afternoon train.
Miss Florence Hilton returned to
Portland this niornin. after spending a
few day with friend here.
Ernest LaedJeman, of French & Co.'a
bank, left thii morniuz tu spend a two-
week' vacation in Portland and at the
beach.
Mr. C. II. Uleim and ton made the
trip from Portland on jesterday' after
noon train, returning by boat thii
morning.
Mr. O. J. Lewi and Mr. R. G.
Davenport returned last night after a
visit in Portland and a thort time at
liwaco beach.
O. D.Taylor and daughter. Miss Anna,
went to Portland thia morning. The
latter will attend the Chautauqua at
Gladstone park.
Mis Louise Ruch returned on the
afternoon train from Spokane, where
he ha cpent a month with her sister,
Mr. James Sutherland.
Mr. and Airs. K. B. Dnfur and family
went to Spragoe this morniog, where
they will make camp and where Mr.
Lhifur and the children will spend the
warm weather.
F. W. Wilson returned this efter
Boon from Wasco, where be helped cel
ebrate yesterday. Fred says Sherxan
coonty people know how to enjoy them
seise and are brim full o' patriotism.
Monday' Daily.
Wm. Kelsay came in from Antelope
yesterday.
Geo. Johnston came in from bis home
at Dufur today.
L. E. Crowe left yesterday afternoon
tot a short trip to Portland.
II. Glenn left Saturday to join bis
family at the seaside.
A. A. Keller went dowu to join bis
family at Sprague today.
Archie McCulIy returned last night
from Cascade much improved in health.
Leo Newman it op from Portland to
spend a few day visiting bit friends
here.
Mrs. Alics Sheldon has returned from
a three-weeks visit with friends in
Portland.
Mifses Melissa and Julia Hill left this
morning to spend their vacation at
Ocean Park.
Miss Fannie Schwartz, of Vancouver,
who spent yesterday in the city,
returned houe today.
Mies Hilda Beck, who has pnt some
months past with friends in Portland,
returned nouie Saturday evening.
Mies Harris, a teacher in the Port
land schools, arrived in the city last
night and is the guest of Miss Butler.
Mis Ua Foss, m ho has been teaching
in the neighbo-hood of TrontJ Lake,
came np from Hood River yesterdav to
this city.
W. E. Walther arrived home from
Portland yesterday, accompanied by
Mr. WaHher, who ha been under the
care of physicians there.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sherar returned to
their borne at Sberar'e Bridge Saturdav
accompanied by Mrs. C. M. Grimes and
ber daughter, Miss Pearl.
Mrs. II. Nielsen and family were pas
eenpors this morning on the boat, bound
for Ocean Park, livritco leach, wbese
tbey will spend the summer.
Mr. M. Lyle and danghter, Miss
Alice, left this morning for Portland, the
former to spend a few weeks and the
latter to remain during the summer.
Zuhary Taylor arrived in the city
Saturday evening from Spokane, on bis
way to Antelope. Mr. Taylor's sin is
under the care of Dr. Sutherland at that
place.
The ladies of The Dalles, who are
interested in l-eaiuifnl needlework, will
beuladto know of Mrs. Hamric k's ar
rival. Display at A. M. Williams.
Newest designs from Chicago.
Charles Clarke catne np from Hood
River Saturday, and left yesterday to
spend a short vacation at Dufur.
Charles says hunting in that vicinity is
good. Wonder if he won't capture a
oear r
Otis Patterson mads a trip to Prrtland
Saturday afternoon aud returned yes
terday accompanied by Mrs. Pattereen,
who has spent some time there. She
will return Saturday and make a trip to
the seaside.
Mis Deli.i Greeley, the young Eastern
milliner, who was the priest of Mrs.
Marie Perrano during hr brief visit in
the early spring, and who accepted a
position in tlm iiio't. fshionabl mil-1
liner store at Walla Walla, i ulti it. '
Kaeti 01 yj rs. rerrano.
Frank Pell n If and wife. mhi I.avp
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dellnff
lor ten Hay pat. left thia mornintf r.n
their way to their home in York. Penn.
They were accompanied lo Portland bv
Mr. Teter DeHulT.
Mis Kate Baird, who has been the
truest of Mis Carrie Butler, retnrned to
net home in Portland. She was mom
panied as far as Cacad' s by Miss Carrie,
who will spend some time with Miss
Grace Hobaon in camp there.
Taeaday s Daily.
R.J. Gorman went to Hoo J River to.
lay.
Deputy Government Inspec'or Bntler
It in the city.
II. E. Bartho'emew cam down from
Pendleton yesterday.
Prof. Birgf!d was a passenger on the
biat front Spragae last evening.
Mita Christint JJ'cksJieo relumed last
night from a week stay In camp at
Syrague.
B. !- Murchie came down from Wasco
yesterday and (peat today transacting
bntinees bere.
C. M. Elklns. the Lyle merchant,
came np on business yesterday, return
ing th:s morning.
Mrs. F. W. McCone and family "1;
j,ia the camper at boragne, caving.
voac down this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Metca.f, c , an- I
Ciuver. Wadi., are vismug his mother,.
Mrs. M. A. Ewing, of this city. j
W. P. Watson, an old-time Dalles;
.. i .
resident, came up irom nooa iuver lasi
n-ght and spect today in the city.
Last evening Mrs. Dcnnell and Mrs.
M. Z. Douneil and fun.ilv returntd
from tbtii campir.g trip at Cascade.
Mrs. Mary Downey came up from
Var cuver yesterday to be present at
the laneral tf Ler brother, Geo. Young,
Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Wells returned
last night from a few day.' vi.it with
Mr. in.l Mrs. A. Henderson at hlte
Salmon.
Mrs. J. P. Abbott and children and
r , . i . ; tv.
V'"'0 , 1.. :':""'""!
yesieraay ana leu ior xoriiaca oy uob.
this morning.
E. R. Allen, the advance agent for the
Shaw Dramatic Company, is in the city
today making arrangements for the tn
gage'meut of bis company in this city.
M. Holden, representing the Park
Dvis drug company, of Detroit, is in
the city in the interest of bis company
He is accompanied by Mrs. Holden.
This morning Paul Kreft left for
Portland, where he goes to consult
specialists regarding his case. He will
also visit the seaside before returning.
E. B. Clark, agent for theO. R. A N.
at Hood li ter, aocf.ru panied by Mrs.
Clark, spent yesterday with Mrs. M.
Parkin on their way to rpend tbe:r
vacation at Roslyn, B. C.
John Beckit, traveling freight agent
for the Rio Grande Western, is in the
city from Portland. Mr. Beckit was a
former school chum of H. W. French in
DeKalb, III., and stopped off to spend
the day with Hal.
Mrs. Bacbroadt, of Portland, who baa
been the guest of Mrs. Wm. Brnen.ou
the Washington sido of the river, is now
visitinic Mrs. A. Buchler. She will
leave tomorrow for Portland.
Mrs. Mensing end daughter, Miss
Tessie, who have spent the past two
weeks with friends here, left thin morn
ing for their home in Tacoma. Mri.
Mensing was formerly a resident of The
Dalies, and this is her firet visit In seven
years.
MAUKIED
At the home of the bride's parents in
Dufur, July 19, by Rev. O. V.
White, Miss Alice Powell, of Dufur, and
Mr. A. Barzee, of The Dalles.
Remarkable Reaeun.
Mrs. Michael Cirtain, PiainfHd, 111.
makes the statement, that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her f:mi1y
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was a hopsles victim of consumption
and that no medicine could cure her.
Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New
Discovery for consumption ; she bought
a bottle and to ber delight found herself
benefited from the first dose. She con
tinued to use and after taking six bottles
found herself sound and well; now does
ber own housework, and is as well as
she ever was. Free trial bottte of this
Great Discovery at Blakeley & Hough
ton's dru;; store Only 50 cents and fl.
Every bottle guaranteed. 6
Fhfi. n Pri
Wv- ili-vvv
T is growu in t;:5 !:iouv.ir:i: dii':rict cf Ceriaii cf! SrFPIAT.T.V
prepared to f;i;it tl:e Ar:e:icar. trade. It h packed on the garden
where frrr-.vn, i:i c;i3-rou::d. liulf-r.our.d r.nd nnrffr-nmitirl
soldered air-li.jht lend r.-ack.tcs, thereby rstasahts all its wonderful
fragrance. It h sc-lt1. cv.i- it: these lead j-acka-es never in bulk. If
you want the very l;c-,t icn, cuk your giocer for KAL'AN.
OWNERS Of THE CELEBRATED
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, COFFEE, BAKING PONDER
EXTRACTS AND TABLE LUXURIES.
Franklin (VJacVeagh & Co., Chicago.
-KOI SALES BY-
PEG
&
PIS
Scrofula, a Vile
Inheritance.
Scrofula it the most obstinate of blood
troubles, and is often the result of an
inherited taint in the blood. S. S. S.
fa fc , remedy which goe deep
, . !
enough to reach Scrofula; it forces out
f fa ud curei
worst cases.
!C!uri,;T' '"'J? T .'"Z
with fiemfu i. and ha nfrml aa that it was
- ... ...
H ,
brad and body ware a
, mass of aorea, and bU
jeyeaight also became
ar e dThkTw.
ihourht would relieve -
aim. "but he grvw worse V. f
; until hi ooiictitiou w t.. . - ,
; indeed piuaMe. HudwJ
j X.'Tured.
'.. ,....,, .i
I e nlm 8- s- '
! iSvifl'a Snecinr). A tie
eided Imororf mcnt wu the result, and after
ne naa taken a dosen bottles, no one
of his former dreadful condiUon would hara
ne naa utcen a oosen ootiiea. no one vno anew
reeaniiie,i him.
All the sorea on tola bocr
have healed, his skin is perfeetli
lv clear aud
smooth, and ha has been restored to perfect
! health.
Mas. 8. S. Mabky.
990 Kim St., Macon, tia.
For real blood troubles it is a waste
of time to expect a cure from the doc
tors. Blood diseases are beyond their
skill. Swift's Specific,
S.S.S.rBlood
reaches all deep-seated case which
bther remedies have no effect upon. It
it the only blood remedy guaranteed
purely vegetable, and contains no pot
ash, mercury, or other mineral.
Books mailed free to any address by
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Comlaf Next Week.
The Dalles is to ba congratulated upon
the comiug engagement of the Shaw
Company, which will be seen at the
Baldwin opera bouse for a week, com
mencing Monday, July 31st.
The company is one of the best known
organizations of its kind in the West,
having been playing on the coast for the
past five seasons. And although they
are strangers here now, it is safe to pre
dict that their friends in The Dalles will
be legion before the week is paet. Their
repertoire is composed of the latest np
to-uato fcaatern successes which are
produced with that careful attention to
detail, whirl) cannot fail lo bring forth
a satisfactory result in the performances.
Each play is cast with the idea to fit
each part to the actor who has to por
tray it. Special scenery is carried for
each piece. The costumes are elaborate,
and, what is uore to the point, they are
correct.
The company's orchestra isoneofthe
be?t oiganizitions of its kind on the
ro.td playing all classes of music from
the heavy classes to the modern "Rag
time" melodies thus touching in turn
a responsive chord in every heart. Their
band parade, concert and military is a
feature of each day,
Thomas Rhoads, Ceuterfield, O.,
writes : "I suffered from piles seven or
eiht years. Xo remedy gave me relief
until DeWitt's Witch liazel Salve, Uss
than a liox of which permanently cured
me." Soothing, heal.ing, perfectly harm
less. Bewati of counterfeits. Butler
Drug Co.
h th 17$M$A aada
I VviVa w pricJ.
J,
T7 :
Y' V '
Exclusive
Bps
FIRE AT CASCADES.
The
Sew Milt a AdJolaU Balld
B(a leatryd lO.OOO
Uamafra.
Word reached the city atout 2 o'clock
this afternoon that the fate of Cascade
Lock was bangicg in the balance; that
a destructive fire was raging, and as the
wind was high and there was no means
of fighting It fucessfully, the entire
loan was liable to go.
The fire started from a pile of sawdust
which is continually burning near the
new Rnsscil fc Smith siw mill, and the
mill was soon ablz?. Everyone fought
it as if frantic, but in vain, the main
building and all adjoining buildings
used by the company were soon de
stroyed. A bigh wind was blowing in the op
posite direction from two large structures I
near by, and the only way to save the
town was to secure them. Everything
was removed from them, bnt a the
wind kept in the tame direction thev
were saved, and with them the little city.
Word wa sent here to Sheriff Kelly,
who authorized a deputy to take charge
of goods carried out of buildings.
It looked very dubious for a time there
and the residents began to fear their
property was doomed.
The loss to the company is about $10,
000. The conflagration is doubly on
fortunate as the mill Gas been finished
bnt a few months, and was first-class in
every respect.
All of the books and valuable papers
are said to have been saved.
OPINION OF ONE WHO KNOWS
What Secretary Wllaoo Thinks ot East
ern Oregon.
Regarding his trip in Eastern Oregon
last Friday, Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson said among other things:
"I consider the ride np the Columbia
to be the finest on earth, I have never
seen its equal.
"Above the dalles I saw an orchard
which proved to me that fruit will do
wonders there. The only mistake made
was in putting out varieties of trees
whose fruit is designed for immediate
consumption. If such an orchard was
near a large city, it would be a money
maker instead of having its fruit wasting
on the ground as now. The owner will
change the variety of his trees and make
the place a paying proposition. I con
sider the dried fruit industry of Eastern
r .
uregon as one oi great promise. I pro-
prose to buy and ship some dried fruit
from the Columbia valley and send it to
the Orient on trial, and publish full
details of results, and will do the same
with canned salmon.
' This is my first visit on the Pacific
coast and I am thoroughly looking into
your resources. The posnibilities for
this western country ore simply wonder
ful. It is just budding into an imuienee
imuu wuii trie tjrieni. i visited a
steamer a few days ago at Tacoma being
loaded for the East. There was cotton
from Alabama, tobacco, Milwaukee beer,
oleomargarine, machinery and many
other products of this lund. A few years
ago the goods wero shipped from west to
the Atlantic, but now the tables have
turned and the tide of trade has started
westward for the Orient. There are
great possibilities in the trade with
China, Japan, the Philippines and
other eastern lands. I am a firm be
liever in expansion and I believe all
you western people are of a like mind,
at any rate you should be.
"In regard to your lumber trade, at
the preetnt rate of destruction to your
timber in fifteen years you will be short.
It is cause for alarm the great damage
being done to your forests by Ore, and
at present I have a man in the Geld to
investigate the matlor of preserving the
timbers of this slate. The Em is draw
ing on your toft woods, besides the
Orient and your home consumption,
and with all these markets, beside the
great daTiaKe by fire, the splendid
forests of this state will soon be de
pleted." The amount of sickness in our city
and the Cimionici.k'h bint Saturday as
to the water being the caue, Iirs
awakened interest in the matter and the
question will be canvnssed thoroughly
in the immediate future. It is not a
matter to be trifled with, for the health
of theentire community is hanging on
the du ixlon to be made by our citizens
re.ardir,g it. No place has a better op-
portiirnly to secure the purest, clearest
water than The fallis, and it is the
height of folly to neu'ect If. With sn
expenditure of 1 15,000 a pipe can be laid,
as far as the Wick's place, or beyond,
escaping all the farms It now run
through and is used to Irrigate. The
water in the large reservoir is said to be
better, being taken in at Mespiie's, bat
that of the small reservoir, which I re
ceived near the Bennett place, Is the
cause of the most disturbance. A meet
ing should be called at once and some
action taken in the matter. JTo doubt
every comomer I ready to do bis share,
Improved Magazine cyclone are win
ner. Donnell, the druggist, will gladly
show them to yon.
5 repair shop. 1 1 Undertaker
W
AGENT FOR THE
..RAMBLER..
Lock and Cunsmlth,
and Machine work.
Charles Burchtorf.oppS.
The
Busy
Store.
Each day our business shows
the people are finding out we
are pushing to the front with
better goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, and
last, but not least, buyers who
know their business and buy
for the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
Tie Dalles. Portland an! Astoria
Navigation Co.'
Relator Dalles City
DhIIjt (cxocjit HundnY) bttwecn
Tho Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Locks,
Vancouver
and Portland.
Touching at way rnin nn both aide, of the
iniunirjia river.
Moth nt th nbo"e nti-dineni hnve boen rebuilt,
and are in vxcvlkr.t hnio for the M-.-o.ori of iwj.
1 ho Krculalnr l.tnr Mill rodi'nvor to give ll
pHtruua trie b;kt aervke jmmiblo.
Kor Cnirrt, Kr into my and I'lraanm,
travel by the atinmcis of The Itrculator
The above ntciimera lenve The lnllr nl a m.
and I'ortliiiid Ht 7 a. in., and nrnvo at ik'Mliiu-,
Uon In .niil- time fur outgoing train.
Portland )!!e. ne ,,,,, n!af
Oak 6t. D.k . court Btr.t
W. C. Allaway,
(jenerul A sent.
BROS
(iEN'KHAL .'
Wagon and Carriage Vork.
Fish Brothers' Wagon.
I TMrd aai Jet. Ptone 159
F. s.
Gunning,
Blacksmith,
Wagon Shop,
Horseshoeing.
Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies.
Por. Sccoiifl & LaDnbliD, ' Ttoue 157
BlacKsmitls
...AND...
Rooms on Third Street
One Block Back
of
French & Co.'s Bank.
PICTURES FRAMED.
ALL PRICES
AWAY DOWN.
3w 33s any awoi""
rABT TIME aCHIDULI. 1
FOB iaOM Dallis. fuZ1
Fast 8alt Lake, Denyer, Ft ?.
Mail Worth, Omaha, KanJ M.II
11:50 p.m. ana City, tit. Louii, ;u,B
Chicago r.nd Eat,
Bpokane Walla Walla, gpokant, Swku.
Hyer Miuneanolia. St. I'aul, 'fu
5:40 p.m. on 1 u t b, Milwaukee, 5:00,.,
Chicago and East.
8 p.m. Fbom Portland. ip.B,
Ocean Sremblps.
For oan Francisco
Jaouary !U,
and every live days
thereafter.
8 p. m. 4 a. n
Ex.Bunday Columbia Ry. gteamern. Ex.bun4
To Astoria and Way!
Saturday Landings. 1
10 p. m.
6 a.m. Willahktti Riven. I
Ex.Bunday Oregon City, NewbergvELbundij
buiem Ji Way Land n.
7 a. m, Willamtt and Va- 8:30 b m.
Tnca.Th'.ir. hill Kiveks. Mon.,Hl
aud bhi, Oregon City, Diiyton.j audfri.
aud Way ljindings.
6 a. m. Willam KTTK Rivra. I 4:30 p. nr.
TucThnr,, Portland to Corvallis. Tue., Ihrrr
and Sat. and Way-ljuidings. and Sal
Bnakk Rivkr. Ijmvi
Lt Rlpnrla Ripuriu to Luwlnton. Liwinol
dui.y daily
TV Partiea desiring to go to Ut-ppr er abonid
take No. 4. leaving 'I he linllcfl at 6::!0 p. ra
making direct ronneciiona at ilcppner junction
Kfhirnlng maliingdlri'ctcoiiiiection at Heppner
Junction with No, 1, arriving at The Uaiiea at
1:16 p. m.
No. 82, through! freight, ent bound, dot (4
carry paanengcra; arttvea X:S0 a. ro., dtparli
3:50 a. in.
No. -u, local freight, earrli-a pastenirert, uil
bound; arnvcn 4 U p. in., dcpurU :15 p. ra.
No. 21, went b.piiud through freight, duo i
carry paaacngera; arrive :li p m., derrB
::) p. m.
No. 23, weat bound local freight, cirriea p
cngera; arrirea S:lo p. m., ocparU8:3iia. m.
For full particnlnra call on O. P.. 4 N. Co-'"
agent The lialie. or addreaa
W. If. IIUKLBCBT,
Gen I'aa. Agt., l orUand, Or,
OlTtr traveler clioire of the folloin
routes east. They are all famont M
their tcenic attraction.
O. H. A N. view Og.ien ami Penw
MiRHta Kunto view SaciameiitOjOgie11
and Denver. .
Khaeta Kont view S;cramen!o, W
Angele nml Allrerqnercjiie. s
A clailv line of through VUIM
PALACE ami TOUKIST iSl.ELPEF.
from San Francisco and !) Angeleiw
Chicago. This Is
rhe Short Line
from southern California
To the East.
Am.1v to the neont of tho O. K. A:
Co. or the undersigned, for folder" u
dencriptivo literature.
J. J. PF.VKIil.i"'
iinn. Agt. Worcester. VAj. Pr rllan l."'1
NOTICE.
f. R. l.AKDOrrni!,Thc rinl.lc'.orc.
Notice la hereby given thai tb' "r'l,,r
ci'iiilierH. I.vil, temiMinirllv wlthdriiwli'"
illKpnanl, for Ilia pnrH.a..-a of I""-' r,""""iol
Hvcn t nil i" """ ,..,,
Inmla on the aouih .ide anil wiinin .j
tho Crilunilil river, helwten l he ""'". .
( clllo, haa lie.Mi revokeil bv lh pre.n 1'
Cida.' to the following d.wcriti-d r"r,,,l":,?,'n,
hi. N.f Heeai.fl N.HII K, ; ) ',5
ilMiut four and one hnlf acre', ami t h ,'"'b,jUi
hcNW u.HecJI. T 2 N. 11 15 K, eoulnl'dl'1 "
ie,i
the
aliout four and one hull ai re', ami ' " , ' ,i,,ul
nun an Hi r.
liilf an Hi r.". rrciHl'
On and after rVptember I, irf
ipplliallona lor any vacant . 1 " " ' ' a
liereln. 1- ' f.tir.
OTIH PATTKRNON,
jly.6l
Keeelvur.
NOTICE OF FINAL BETTLEMEST.
Notice la ben-by given Ilia! h ""''''."he'r
haa lllr. I hla llnaf acrinmt aa exeeuror i
i.t. ..i ti.. . .lib tua clerk '
count rourt of theautte of Oregon, fo' .,,,
county, and that Thnraday.the l:lth '"!"
couutv, and that Thnraday.the mm f "
I mm, at the hour of 10 o clock a. m. r"
llxeil aa (he lima and the county e "
Halloa Cilyaalhe p'aee forth hear nrr (J
J.-ellona loaald dual account a"11 aettli""-
aalil e.tuti..
vnlil'll.
Sap Fe p
:nlid July 1:1, IKiS.
Jun 14 I