DMT
I ji. RovolntioostrV Imliifk.- -
P1RST-CLKSS
ast crumbling away, and -which for
vny years has attracted much ' atten
n, is the Unruh House, standing south
GorgaS' ' lane, - and near ' the Wingo-
cking- creek,- Germantown. It was
f ed as b hospital for wounded -soldiers
ter . the battle of Germantown. : The
d brick tiles of the roof whichwere
-upoited from Holland, have all disap
peared, and the avails are only partially
canding."- The more- modern, structure,
Ivhich, wafe -built adjoining about the
-ommenccmen t of this century, is still
tanding-in a good state of preservation,
and -' is at -present occupied. Philadel- I
phia Record. "' ".
The Ancient ManaUctnre of Copper.
- The ancient Syrians and Phoenicians
are well known to' have beeii active
tracers in copper, and they manufac-
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HI i
mi:
.';
S??.$ ' meteorological Report.-
Weather bureau, department of agriculture.
Station. The Dalle, Oregon, for the month of
XaUtode 45-S6' 18". ' LonpitudeT21 12' " west.'
- Altitude IIS feet above sea level
. - . hko ko s-.
.- SgSlfifellsS?!',
Dxrr.- u 53'?'!7S-.'
jl- t. - -' : : i?
1 .i.:.7TT!7. ... -49 60 39' 1 T
a v ".. M 66 40-
"3 .:. m 71 . t-
....... 56 74 38 '
S. ..... 60 70 51
., .; 67 - 67 46 .07
7.. ...... ...:...-...' 52 ..ft 46 .04
......,. ffi 67 48 ; -.
....-.-...: 62 .67 56
M .V.o.. '.. ....... 50 66 44 k.42
18 . . ; :T ,.J. . ... . 57' '6 -46
IS..:.....'. 57-- 68. 46- .
14 57 M 43 - 1
' aS.f.v.-. .:...'.'...'. .'.1T.-.-. .' . 56 , . 52; .Ml
-5 . w 4a- --f
...:. '..J. .o : '72 . 47 .
IB:.'....-: j. A. '-.-:. - 62 ;H0 -44-
19. -. :...-. ......t 63 H0 .47 v .'
.,' 07 88 46
SO ! .''....:. H 89U 4G, J
32...... ....:..'.' .76 8H 64 ;.
SB f'.. ...'..,-:.-..., .73 88. -59.
a4....4 -...'J....... 70 88' -52
'. iW . .82 ' 56- - - -
26... -67 76 57
27. 64 . 66 53
28. 68 ?2, 64
........-..'.... 61 68 53 T 1.
..:.: 57 66 , 49
63 . 72 a52
Sums..: 1878 2237 1508 .67
"MM. 68.5 .ri.l 48.6 0.021
Meas. barometer, 30.051; Ultiesb barometer.
. 30.457, on 17th ; lowest barometer 29.589 on 4tb,
Mean temperature 60.5; biffhest temperature,
' H,o 21 t;. lowest temperature, 38, on 3d and
r. 4th ' -' " .
Oreatest dafiy range of temperature, 43 on 21st
' If BAM TKHrBKATURE
It. THIS K OKTB IN . -
1872....:.
-1873......'
J1877 59.0
N1S78....61.5
1882 62.0
1883.'.'.. 60.0
18S4. . .66.5
1885. .i.64.5
1887.... 64.0
18S8....66.0
18S9. v.l.l
1890. ...62.1
imui 61 a
1879. . .58.0
4880.,.. 60.5
1S74..53.0
187aT..5S.5
1K81....S8.5 11886.... 61.0
Total detielency in temperature during the
Total excess in temperature since January 1st,
1891-, 0L7 in 18 years. -
Prevailing direction of wind, westerly. " - -
Total precipitation, 0.67: - number Of davs on
which .01 inch or more of precipitation fell, 4.
" TOTAL PKKCIPITATION rOEMHIS XOMTB M
1888.;. .0.70
1 889.... 0.66
1890....J1.O4
1891... 0.32
1892
Total excess in precipitation during month,
0.07 inches. .. . ....
- Total deficiency in precipitation since January
Int. 1891, 6.23 in 18 years . -
nmbet of cloudless days, 19; partly cloudy
-stays. 6; cloudy days, T. . ; . r.
- Iates of f rostsr none. ' K - ' -. .
- Aurora on night of the SOth of April and morn
ing of Kay 1st. '.- -i-
Holar halo on the 21st, 22d, 23d and SOth.
Coionea on the 23d at 10 a. m. and 80th at 1 p. m.
Mora Barometer reduced to sea level. ' T indl
v catea trace of sreciDitation. - -
oAMCBL, L, BROOKS, "'
'jinuuuj cug ni vorps UDaerver
;;.'..,--' ;.;: ' . . t '
;'", ,ylabl) XnformaUon. --
The following figures, showing the
elevation above sea level, at prominent
signal stations in the states of Oregon
and Washington, will be read with - in
terest , and . preserved for. future refer
ence. , j " tt i. ! :f
OBBGON
feet.
116
1950
1122
. 1800
4400
V2784
,3440.
,4000-
3000
' .38
-80
.910'
Thb Dalxes. .... ... .'. . ; .
Heppner.i.
PenaletoB
"Weston...
Joseph.. .::.v ;
1a Grande.
Baker. City. v?...
Barns.'.--.' A .'.
Canyon City..
Astoria. .-. . v
Portland. . . ......
Forest Grove .T . .
McMinnville
Kola:
CorvallU.
AlKonir " f
....;,..-. 670
. n if-Zi.: i. 319
.'..:".,.',.-".-" 225
..'.......H .. 615
523 . .v:- 964
. Z 1640
1940
Kugene City. jr. . :,. . . . . . . .
Koeeburg ; -... r. .. .'. . -1-
Grant's Pass.".K. . . . . ,
' Jacksonville'. .. : . , .,. ..r-. .
Aaliland". :
'. . WASHINGTON.
Tancouver Barracks. .
Wall' Walla. : . . . ,T . . .
Spokane Falls. . ..: . , . .-. . . -.
68
.1018
1609
173 1878.-. ..0.26 1883. ...0.54
1874 ....... 1879... 2.94 1884. .0.04
1875.... 0.81 1880. ...0.94 1885. 0.81
1876.. ..0.20 1881;. ..0.14 1886..V.0.11
1877.. ..1.08 1882... 0.2711887. ... 0.32
Mm
PRINZ & NITSCHKE.
-DEALERS IN-
-- ' .
Furniture ; and Carpets.
- ;We have . added' to our1'' business, a
complete Undertaking' : Establishment,
and as ve are in no way connected with
the Undertakers' Trnst our prices, will
be low accordingly. , ,. -' :
Remember our place on Second street,
next to Moody's bank. '
GENTLEMEN !:
BEFORE' v YOU ORDER" GOODS OF
, : ANY KIND. IN THE FURNISH-
,4- : j -- ........ - ' S,
- . : ING LINE, -
alf mnd $ae, me
- -1 . " -
fjO . Shirts of all kinds to order, at
prices which defy competition: ' Other
goods in proportion. P. FAGATt, . ' . ;
r. "'. ' Second St., The Dalles.
Sole Agent for W ANNASrAKER i'BROWN,
:-; Philadelphia, Pa. ., - "
CX. W YSS. .
Mercliant
- No. 77 Second Street.
Suits Ma.de to Order ' s '
' . "" ' AND '' V- ; 1
' ; ' ' '- "' ; - '. ' ,
' . A Fit Q-uaranteed.
' . " . ' r
" Orders taken for an Eastern house- for all
klnd&of suits. Call and examine goods. - -
t ; ; 8 ' ; ' -'T-
-V JL. ',.-' .a. y j
JOHN PASHEK '
ant - Tailor,
Kext door to Wasco Son, -
Just Received, afine 'stock of Suitings,
'r Pants Patterns, etc.', of all latst
-r :-; ' Styles, at Low Prices... '
Madison's Latest extern used in cutting
garments, andVfit guaranteed J
. - each-time. -
Repairing' pd Cleaning
v . Neatly and Quickly Done ,-,- -
; G;W. Johnston SSon,
She? at Ko. 112 First Street
All Job 'Work . promptly . attended to
and estimates given on all wood work.
pieiGiii
OK THE WORLD.f-
o. 50, Meets Tueedaveven
K. o K. Hall, at 7 :3p r. u.
OLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, I. O. O. F. Meets
every Friday evenintr at 7:30 o'clock, in K.
P. hall, corner Second and (Vmrt ..tT-w-t
Bojonming brothers arc welcome.
H. Clocgh, Sec'y., H. A. Bittsf. O. '
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. ., k.'bf P. Meets
every Monday evening at 7:80 o'clock, in
Bchanno's building;, comer of Court and Second
streets. Sojourning; members are cordially th-
D. W'ViusB, K. of R. and S.
C. C.
TTTOMEN'S ' ' CHRI8TIAK rEMpRRKNVr-R
T , UNION- .will meet every Friday afternoon
at 3 o ciock ai me reading rooin. . Ail are lnvnea.
rrVEMELE LODGE NO. S. A. O. 17. W Mnta
X at.K.kf P." Hall, Corner-Second and Oourt
tstrecis.-.i nunKiay evenings at 7 :3U.-
. . r - - George Giboks, '
W. 8 Mtebs, Financier. ir 3f.'W.
XAS.: nESMITH POST. K6. 3rG. AMeets
rj every saturaay at 7:3U P. M., in tbe K. of P.
mm. - - . , . - - 1
B.
OF L. E. Meets every Sunday afternoon in
. ine iw 01 r. uall. , .. ..r -f
f E8ANG VEREIN Meets everr tJunday
v-s ' evtjmiig m me ti.. 01 r; nail.- .-7
B OF L. F. DIVISION, No. 167 Meets !n the
' K. of P. Hall the first and third Wednes
day 01 eaen montn, st 7i r. tt. . ,- .
THE CHUKCHK8.
ST. PETER'S CHUBCH Kev.' Father Bbonb
. OBBST Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at
7 a. m; . High Mass at 10:30 a. k. .Vespers at
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Preachina;
in the Y. M. C. A. rooms every Sunday at 11
a. m. atdL7 p. in. Sunday school immediately
niter momingservice.' J. a. urcDara, pasior.-
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH Union Street opposite
Fifth. -Rev.-EUD.Sutclifl'eRector.4 Services
very Sunday at 11 A. x. and 7:30 p. M. - Sunday
School 9:45 A. u. Evening Prayer on Friday at
7:80 --, " . .. ' -" - ' ' .
Vj'IR8T BAPTIST CHURCH--Rev. o; D. Tay
I L0Br Pastor. Morning services every Sab
bath at the academy . at 11 a. M.' Sabbath
School immediately, "after morning services.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at Pastor's resi
dence. Union services in the court house at 7
P.M. . . y. , . . . ,.-
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Rev. W. C.
CURTis,.Pastor. Servioes every -Sunday at 11
iMf- and 7 r. x. Sunday School after morning,
pflce. Strangers' cordially invited. : Seats free.
ME. CHURCH Rev.- A. C. Spenceb, pastor.
. Services every Sunday morning.- .Sunday
School at 12:20 o'clock p. K. A cordial invitation
is extended by both pastor and people to all.
flTTEJlTIOli:
-.':?''.,- ! ' ' . ? "
Is called tdthe fact that
.'in
Dealer in Glass, Lime, Piaster, Cement
''r(-,'; -r: -.-V.. 'v'-V
'- ' .J V -.. , . '. .-'
and Building Material of all kinds.
-Oatrrie the Flneat I. Ine of
To t f ocmd in tbe'Clty. -
-a
73ttJUashingtonr Sfcfeet.
Thenug
.V :";.: ? 1.
y' 'Wi H. BUTTS, Prop-L;
No. .90 Second Sreet, He Dalles Or.
'- This -well' known stand, kept by tbe
well known W. H. -Bntts, lonp a resi
dent of Wasco county, has an extraordi
nary tine stock of " - . - , ;''
Sheep Herder's Delist and Irish Distorbance.
In fact, all the leading brands of fine
Wines, Liquors and. Cigars. "Give the
old man a call and 70a will come again.
5
of
pill
PiDiure
pioungs
rfith tin.. Learned antiquaries- asBure
h that the' Phoenicians actually came to
hglaad and to Ireland in search of tin
lor this purpose, and a few ' years- ago
fome curious bronze articles were found
7 several of ."the old- mine workings in
ornwall, which- are believed to have
een left there by that ancient people at
. ime when no bronze was either made
in England.- Chambers' Jonr-
res the Profile of ' River Bd.
instrument has been invented ia-
iv bv which the profile of a river
may be "taken automatically with
acient aocaracv. A curved arm rests
bottom of .th'ri ver , anATiy means
f jf a recording. mechaniwn ' the depth is
automatically and precisely -registered
'on a revolviper'dmm. New York Sun. ,
. In just 24 hours Jr.: v. 8.' relieTes constipation
and sick headaches,' After if gets", the system
under control an occasional dose prevents return.
We refer by permission 36 W. H; Marshall, Brans
wick House,' a F.: Qeo A-Wemer, 531 California
St, 8. F.; Mrs. a Melvln, .136 Kearny St., S.T-.
and, many others who have found relief, from
conBtipatlon and sick headaches. - G.W.. Vincent,
of 6 Terrence Court, S. F. writes: ;'l am 60 years
of age and have been troubled with constipation
for 25 years. I was recently induced to try Joy 's
"Vegetable Barsaparilla. I recognized ia it at
once an herb that the .Mexicans used to give us
In the early 508 for bowel troubles. (I came to
California in 1833,) and I knew it would help ma
nd it has. For the first time In years I can sleep'
well and my system is regular and in splendid
condition.. Theofd Mexican herbs in this remedy
are. a .certain, cure in , constipation and bowel
troubles." Ask for " ' ; ; ' -
'-Vegetable
w Sarcapari Ha
For Sale by SNIPES AVKINERSLY
. . THE. DALLES. OREGON. t-
A necessity. .
TTbe consumption
ii of r tea , . largely in
. , creases every year in
England, Rusia,"and
" the principal Euro
pean - tea-drinking
countries. But it.
does not : grow . ia
r, nil , if n.
alone that, but thou
sands of Europeans
who leave- Europe
ardent lovers of tea,-
upotf arriving In the '
United States -11 rada-
" ally discontinue its use, and finally. cease It .
altogether. . - : ' f
This state. ot.things is due to the fact that
the Americans think so much of business
.and so UtUe of their palates that the permit
: China and Japan to ship them their cheapest
; and most worthless . teas. Between-, the
wealthy classes of China sod Japan and the
exacting 'and "cultivated tea-drinkers ei
Europe, the finer teas find a ready market. ;
The balance of the crop comes to America
Is there any wonder, then, that oar taste for
1 tea does not appreciateT " -.
' . lav. View of these' facts, is there not an Ira-
medlats) demand for. the importation of a'
brand of tea that is guaranteed to be1 un
, eokired. - unmanipvlated, and . of absolota
. purityT We think there- Is, and present
1 Beech's Tea. Its purity is gmaranteed in
. every respect It has, therefore, more in.
' herenl strength than the cheap teas you have
been drinking,' fally one third less being ro
quired -for an lnfasloo. This you will dls.
'cover the first time yoamake it- likewise,
the flavor is delightful, being the natural fia
' vorof an unad altera! ed article. It is a reTela
, tion to tea-drinkera Sold only in packages
bearing this mark:. '..,,.
Vure-AsWdhood:
,.Pieoo pes pond. For sale at ... 4
Xteslie
THE DALLES. ORFGON.
1 .'
Still on Deek
PkoBnix Like has Arisen
V From the Ashes?
- The Reetauran tear Has Opened the
ON MAIN STREET
Where he will be glad to see any and 'all
' . .' ' of his old patrons. '
Open day and Kight. First class meate
.twenty -five' cents. j -
rn
fd
ni:n
joy
.1 . :
r . CAN BE HAD
R O N I CLE O FF I C E
,
treasonably, tuinoos Hates.
JGLES BROS,.
DEALERS
Staple
, Grain
Masonic BlccK, Corner Third and
Pipe WorK TI11 Repairs
MAINS TAPPED UNDER PRESSURE. V
Shop Jon Third -Street, next
" -t - ; xJlacksmith bhop. :
Columbia
THE DAIsIiES, OREGON.
Best Dollar a Day
' First-Class Meals, 25 Cents. -
First Class Hotel in Every Respect. ' .
' " ?lNone but the isest of Vmte Help Employed.
' T. T. Nicholas, Pfop.
HEPOBLICill
State, District andGoiraty
ticket:
- ' -... - . . '-..-'" '. '"' 'y-.1
(" For 'Supreme Jadge,,. i -
;JF.A.M0rore,;!'l;.i;, ;;;
5'. ': -' : '"Frr:r.kvrrtr fionorn? ? '-'?.::,
V. Lionel R: ,"Webstfer;
'- r v .'x . --.''-.
- Fori Member ' of Cohgreee ,'-' -X f , v
:i i-i&i ; t! r -,';-2d' District-,- ,J v d i V f
W. R. Ellis-. "
- . -. -:'. - '-;-'; '.'.;-''
; For Circuit Judge,- -X
;'' - - ' ' - ' 7th District, ' i ' .
; ' George WiatkiiLs. ; .
'n .' . ForProeecnting Attorney-, - : '
i.. ... - - -. 7th District,. , u i.
W: H. Wilson;
For Member State" Board .Equalization
tu uistnct. ' ; .
: John L. IiTxckey.
For Joint Senator, 17th-District, consist-
'- ing ot Sherman and Wasco Uountiea, :
;; H. ; S. Mcpaiiiels.
For Joint Senator,' 18th District; consist
; - ing of Gilliam, Sherman, and t
, i . .Wasco Counties, J
- ' W. W. Steiwer.
- -
For Joint Representatives,' 18th Repre
sentative District,' consisting of
- Sherman and Wasco ' '
: v . ' . v Conntiee, '. ; -
;. t. - E. N Chandler, . .-;
T. R..Coon:' V-
it . ' '-. ' - - ,''.-.
, -For .County Judge, .
1 C. N. THORNBUEY. V - y
; ; " ,r For County Clerk. . .
J. M. 'HUNTINGTON. . '
- For Countv Sheriff,
r - C P. BALCH.
) . For" .County Commissioner, , .--
J."-'. . , H: A.. LEAVENS.. ;:
. i- For County Treasurer,- .
5 , WM. MICHELL.
For" Countv Aaeeeeor,
; . JOEL W. "KOONTZ.
,JFor Countv School "Soperintendent,
TROY SHELLEY.
. V -: For Countv Surveyor, ' "
: J e. f. Sharp.
For County Coroner,.
N. M. EASTWOOD.
4-16tf
AT THE
IN :
GfOGS
lies,
and Feed:
Court Streets. The Daliss.Oregon. .
door - west ; of Young '& Kuss
House on the Coast!
State, District and County
'. For Supreme Judge,' v
;; : Alfred S; Benrett, f
I:
r -':rV ; jftFor Attorney General,"'
.George E. Chaniherlairil
l For Member of Congress, 1
" '' . , ' '. -2d District,.. vl'.'V'-! -'
: James H. Slater.; : .
' For Circuit Judge, '
-7th District, ' '
' Ii. Bradshaw.
. -' - .
For Prosecuting Attorney, r.'
7th District,
K J. F. Moore. .
v. . -: i-, .. . -.
For Member State Board Equalization,
- -7th. District, v- 4
-I' William Hughes.
For Joint Senator, 17th . District, SKer
. ' man and Wasco counties,
' J. A.'Smith,
' ; ' " ; ' .' ; of Sherman.
For Joint Senator, 18th District, Gilliam,
Sherman and Wasco counties,
G. W. Rinehart, ' ' '
, ' ' - of Gilliam.
For Joint Representatives, 18th"Repre
, sentative District, Sherman and
, , .'.Wasco counties, . .
H..E. Moore,
; S..P?Blythe.; .
For County, Judge, -v
. GEORGE C. BLAKELEY.
.. For Countv Clerk,
. J AMFJS B. CROSSEN. U
For County Sheriff,: -'.',:.;:
. . THOMAS A. WARD. V
' For County Treasurer, .
WILLIAM K. CORSON.
. : For County Assessor, ' - . ; W'
GEORGE T. PRATHEK.
i ' For County Surveyor,' ' .
P. P. UNDERWOOD. , '
For School Superintendent, '' , .
F. P. FITZGERALD. '
For County Commissioner, .
: ' JAMES D AENIELLE.
. For County Coroner.
JOHN W. MOORE.
4-21td
Hotel,
DEQIOBQQTIG
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