The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
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' STATE OFFICIALS
Governoi ... .
Secretary of State
Treasurer
8npt. ol Public Instruction. . .
natorg
......8. Pennoycr
...G.f. McHride
Phillip Metschan
E. B. McElroy
(J. N. Dolph
i. H. Mitchell
... . r.-.B. Hermann
....Frank Baker
r:ontrresstrian.
State i'ri uter..
COl'STY OFFICIALS,
Couuty Judge.
Sheriff.
Clerk
Treasurer
,C. N. Thorobury
1). L, Cstes
J. li. Crossen
. ..Geo. Knch
Cwmmissi oners .
Assessor. .. . .. . .
!H" A. Leavens
Frank Kincaid
ohn E. Barnott
' fcurveyor
Superintendent of Public Schools. ! .Tro'v Bhellev
Uoraner William Michell
Every true friend of f Ireland and her
cause will rejoice to know that the ear
nest efforts to restore ' harmony in the
divided forces of those who should stand
as one man for the land's advancement
bid fair, at last tq be successful., .Xo
man better represents the feeling with
which the present' situation of politics
in Great Britain is viewed by Irish
Americans generally than Hon. P. A.
Collins, who, with characteristic zeal
... , . uuc .i uuiiL tuiu row xm me nne river
and devotion, doing yoe.nan's service . twelyt to Rud Jd stattfm
in Dublin for the attainment and main , ahe can take the train for this
tenance of nnity. No man realizes more j It is with one of those trips that this
clearly that if this be absent the advo- j narrative has to deal, ... Mrs. Towle had
cates of no cause, however noble,' can ! 'eft home with a boatload of produce as
hope to win success. Whether the new f nul- nd came to town with good sac-parliamentai-y
elections shall be held in fess a her return triP she was leisure
June or next autumn, or deferred until !TT,0mf OW" !er,'
... ... , . . ... . . , , with its high and very thickly wooded
another year, the duty of the friends of banks in 80m0 lUce3Jnil sloping, moss
home rule in Ireland and throughout
Great Britain is equally plain, unmistak
able ami urgent. Tliey mnat forget all
bickerings that belong to the past, and
et aside every itersonal ambition that
stands in the way of that coming to
gether which, for the sake of a multitude
of interests, is so imperitively called for.
The sooner dissensions are healed the
nearer will be the hour of triumph.
Once united at home, the friends of the
oause (beyond the eeas will rally enthusi
astically and generously to their support.
They have the best right to demand and I
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insist that this union of ' hearts and
' hands or the menaced welfare of "the
old dart" shall be delayed no longer.
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The president is a man ot ready wit. I
uiie on ma way to Kochester, where 1
he spoke on Memorial day, lie made a!
fcrief address at a little town called Wat
kins. He was introduced by an ex-postmaster,
who named him, with a great
"flourish, "William Henry Harrison."
"The president turned the mistake hap
pily with the following remark : "Some
caustic joker, satirizing that pride of
family which characterizes the Okl Do
ininion, said the families of' that state
vreminded him of the potato plant, the
best part being; underground." -
Cyclones that carry off loaded freight
cars and lifts horses skyward - must . be
padded with pretty solid material. The
destruction wrought by these multiply
ing terrors is becoming a heavy item of
loss on the nation's ledger.
The silver-tongued orator of Gotham
lias had the distinguished honor of hav
ing a boom town in his own state named
-after him. Prosperity to the new bor
ough of lteew, near bustling Buffalo!
There is a plebeian plainness about
the names Jim and Dnve Hill. Bat
there's a powerful difference between
the men. '" '- ''
WORK OF A 8PLENKTIC.
A Misrepresentation of
The Dalles
Iteomerang;. .
. Dr. Cornell's mission to this city from
Saginaw, Michigan, has been for the
ole purpose' of . satisfying himself re
specting the truthfulness of a- tetter, re
ceived from some enemy of The .Dalles
unknown to ite, to the effect that "there
is no good ' agricultural :' land within
fifteen miles of Grand Dalles, or within
fortv milen rsFTho TIkIIm Mnr-li lotfom
iuive the desired' effect of the writers:
They help to kill'the Dalles," is what
Dr. Cornell thinks, now that he has
, come out here, . and lias seen for ' him--self.
We are vbryi glad that "he 'came;
and if any more intelligent people in the!
MWfc du;u tut v vji"! aa ijin 11 Will
Dalles, we hope, they niay follow the
urecedent he has stablished.' We bona
the writer ot tb - letter- whicl, brought
Dr. Cornell H he-re, if he Uvea In: The
Dalles, or within forty miles of here.
will call upon liim while he is here,' and
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ignorance
specting the 'rpes'-pff r this A-icinitv1", 8ttS V- her, log cabin in front
tj . . ! - 1 .' " . " ' . rat 'tthe' ibid 'lr; -fir. rflfn-1- srtrwt- in
it not, may the good lxra iu ins provi
dence kindly rtVnov6"lilmfrora our TOidst,
As.'-'Dr.'CbrV.eTlvnd; other visitors say :
The Dalles ought toiiave present pop
ulation'- bf ;$ft,000 atr-least,. and with
proper development of possible local in
dustries s'hbnld readily surpass , any
community in the Pacific "Northwest in
eide'of five years," . This is the ' talk we
have froni'Straneers,''to whom wc should
throw open the gates of our city, with
welcome loudly accented, instead of. bar
ring them out by splenetic, jealous and
aadaciona miflsUtemeata. '
A VVOMAJ Ail A DEEK
a remarkable capture on pine
11 ' river in Michigan ;; '
Mrs. John Towle. of Strwnvillo, Uaa Had
a tteully Thrilling Kxperienc In Ker
Life Tnls Story Shoirs That She No
Ouly Has Ncrre but Strength.
One of the best known characters to
the lumbermen and sportsmen of upper
Michigan is Mrs. John Towle, of Strong
villo, a small deserted villa ?e on the
Pine river, twelve miles below Rndyard,
a station on the Soo railway thirty miles
from here. Her home and name have
become famous to the- woodsmen and
lumbermen on account of Mrs. Towle
keeping a Iwarding house, where the
woodsmen engaged on the drive in the
spring ; have -always stopped for their
meals, it being the only house on Pine
river for a distance of ten miles on each
side of Strongville.
Mrs. Towle came to this country from
Aalborg, Denmark, twenty years ago,
and first settled down in Newport.- Vt.
She was called to attend her present
husband, who wa3 confined v with- a
broken shoulder, after, the doctors had
givon him up. She mended him in such
good shape that Mr. Towle decided that
she was the woman of his destiny, where
upon they were married and started for
the wild upper peninsula of Michigan to
f make their home and " fortune. Takinir
a homestead near the banks of the Pine
river, Mrs. Towle has occasion to come
to this city once about every two montlis
with the produce of the farm and dairy.
In the winter she can drive in. but' in
the summer there is no other way but to
uikc a, ooai anu row rap tne rine river
covered banks m others. She had not
gone far when she heard a rustling
sound above her.
"OUT OF THK FRYING PAN," ETci
On looking up she perceived ' a large
deer standing on the edge of the preci
pice about fifty feet np, screaming, with
a wolf hanging on its front quarter: The
deer immediately jumped for the river,
landing close to the shore, but the wolf
still held its grip. It . might le noted
here that deer when attacked by wolves
hi this country will always make for the
nearest river, as wolves will not go -into
aaliJae uave "
their prey. The deer had no sooner left
the ground to jump when two"' more
; wolves jumped down after him. followed
by ten more. One of 'the1 wolves nian-
aged to secure a grip on the deer's hind
quarters and' took a chunk out the size
a saucer. ' . ; . . . " , .
The deer,, now thoroughly frightened
and excited, on seeing . Mrs. .Towle in
the boat started.for the. boat. The water
not being very high it managed, to get
its fore feet into the craft, with the two
wolves still hanging' on. Mrs. Towle,
although half .scared to death, did not
lose her presence of mind, but seizing
her paddle struck the two wolves such
blows on their heads that they released
their hold and took to the shore, while
the- boat continued to drift down the
river with the current. The wolves see-
ing this gave np hope and returned into
! the woods.
j Mrs. Towle. now that the wolves were
gone, found about enough of the sports
man left in her to have a desire to secure
the deer. She raised her paddle and
struck it a blow between the horns,
which was not a very light one, by tho
way, as Mrs. Towle has always leen
used to the harder working side of life
and is of strong physique.- The blow
stunned the deer for a " few moments,
and Mrs. Towle, thinking it was dead,
started her craft for shore to place the
deer in position to row the boat home
with him. i ' '; ; ,: .,,
MR. TOWLK FINDS THE PEEK.
When she reached tiie shore and was
about swinging the deer around by the
tail the deer came to and started up the
high bank, with Mrs. Towle hanging on
to its tail. The deer succeeded in get
ting about half way up the bank when
the skin on its tail, which. Mrs. Towle
was hanging, on to, gave way and pre
cipitated Mrs. Towle down "the bank
headforemost. ' ' ' " '-1 ' ';'.
- The deer by this time had become so
weak from the loss of blood from the
wolves'- attack thati.it slipped and fell
down the bank, landing-on Mrs. Towle.
She, thinking, the , wolves were after it
again, nearly went , into hysterics.. The
deer, however; on striking terra nnqa
never moved again, and Mrs. Towle pro
ceeded to load him in her craft and get
home. ' She"- got1 him' aboard, and after
-capsizing - a temple of times . reached her
small dock, made of logs, in safety.! Her
home is three miles back in the woods
from the river bank.' She was obliged to
leave'' the deer on the bank all night, it
now being dusk; ' ': v.- c . . y. ,-.';..
'K In the morning, when ,Mr Towle, her
husband, went down; for the deer with
his pony and jumper, he was surprised
to find a bear there munching away at
the deer. Th t bear, en seeing the man
started for the .woods.,, . Bears will only
show fight in . .the spring. . Mr ..Towle,
got the deer safely home, and it would
be difficult to find a more" interesting
story to iisterr-o rmiTi that or Mrs.
of t'tthe'Wd'lcg' "fire, telling--her story in
broken nglish of how she captured the'
deer. Sault Ste. Marie Cor.; St;' Paul
:Pioneer Press. '..:;?. ' i " -
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, yVrnu Py Tor Alleged Services. !
Ant oldv man named Taylor from Chi-;
cago-has "asked several -congresses for
$10,000 in payment for having suggested
to President Lincoln the idea of issuing
greenbacks, Colonel de- Ariiawd has
made repeated- demands for laO,000,
which, he considers is due him for show
ing General Grant how to capture, the
town of Paducah, Ky. Washington
Ijetter.
A Fainter.
I am
3i very much pleased with Cham- i
's Cough Ke.nedy," says H.M.:
herlain
Ban era. the drucrcist at1 llhawnrtlr Til
"During the epidemic-of : la grippe here
it took the lead and was very much bet-'
ter liked than other cough medicines.':
me grip requires precisely the same
treatment as a very '-severe cold, for
which this remedy is so efficient. It
will promptly loosen a cold and relieve
the lungs, soon effecting a permanent
cure, while most other medicines in
common use for colds only give tempore
ary relief. 50 cent bottles for sale-bv
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists, d&w ."
Dissolnttou Notice. '
The partnership heretofore existing
between E. B. McFarland, S. French
arid C. J. VanDuyn, under the name
and style of VaxiDuyn & Co., Tygh
Valley, Oregon, was dissolved on the 1st
day of May, 1892, . by limitation, and
mutual consent. - - ;
li. B. McFarland,"
S. French,
5-21-dlm C. J. VasDuyx.
Iissol utlon Notice.
The partnership heretofore existinc
between E. B..; McFarland j S. French
and E. C. Pease, under the style and
name of McFarland & French, 'was on
the 11th dav of Anril. 1892. dissolved In-
limitation and mutual consent.
- - E. B, McFaklaxd, -
S. French,
5-21-dlm , E. C. PASE..
Kueumatlsm Cared in Three Iays.
flPfl C-irnps T.ittloinLii ia n litf-tu n.!l
aged eleven years, residingui Baltimore,
Ohio. Read what she says : "I was
troubled with rheumatism for t wo years,
but could get nothing to do me any
good. I was.so helpless that I had to be
carried like a babe when I was advised
to get a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain
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rawui. i goi it irom our druggists, air.
J. A. Kumber, and in three days I was
un and walkinsr arnnnii. T havo nnt foH
any return of it since and mv limbs are
limber as they ever were." 50 cent bot
tles for sale by Blakeley & Houghton,
druggists. . d&w
Pabst's Milwaukee beer at the Uma
tilla house at a bit a bottle. Free lunch
tonight at 8 o'clock.
EW TO-DAY.
TO THE PUBLIC It having come
r .Tiiii VnAirloln-o iKrif .al-- S
The Dalles in selling lime has made' the
i. : , ii.i v. i . i
tieec-inuii iunv iie cuarg?s more ior otner
are better, therebv implying that the
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ssrrgon s an lmerior article, we aesire
to state that the "Oregon" is the strong-
mat I-ittta nn tda mavlrikf tl.nr St- ..... -. I.
mi" w mv luni nb , ttlnv lb IV II V ( J1 K
wore plastic and leave the work when eet
xiruwer ana jtmnzr man any oi ner lime at
or AVashlngton Wm. ButUrd: Co., Agents
y a iic ittiica Mjr iuc uregoiv time, are
instrHcted to furnish? free of charge, any
ttni fill. fOi'Prtiti m xxjirW drta i--vr- ftt list
come up to tliQ stipulations above set
iAi. Ait iwrci vi .1.111B iiuLice is solely
. ..... . vu. wgUlUD. fUVyUlC -
putations and statement of anv person
whatsoever The Or. Marble and Lime
Company, by T. F. Osworx,
5T24dwlm , . General Aet.
FOR SALE clieac band
of range horses, consisting of - yearlings,
iwo-year oius ana mares, rer informa
tion Apply to C. F. STEPHENS.
o-3dlm 134 Second St.TnK alles. Or.
WANTEDS
or more-
above the
Bluff, in exchange for Work Horses, or
Broodmares.
Applv to HUGH GOUELAY.
5-2tf , Chronicle office. The Dalles.
FOR SALE, finest stock
farms in Crook county ; 110Q- Acres deed
ed land ; abundance of water ; good' grass
range capable of handling 10,000 sheep :
300 acres under irrigation. ; Two good
dwellings and out buildings. Price, $3,
000; half in stock, horses cattle or sheep.
For" further particulars .
Apply to - HUGH GOURLAYr .
&-2tf ...... Chronicle office. The Dalles.
ITf 1U U A I LT Twelve line
JL'VU Z.JlJAH lots, splend
idly located in the Garrison addition.
Apply to HUGH GOCRLAY, '
5-2tf i Chronicle office, The Dalles.
J. FOLGO,
-DEALER IX-
FRUITS,
y - NUTS, .
, . . CANDIES,
TOBACCO,
FINE1 CICtARS.
The water used in my -Soda Fountain
is filtered, and ia guaranteed germ proof.
FOR CHURCHES.
I: tf'-r y;.-.i-i -
- Superior In tuns to Pipe Organs,
easier played and cheaper, are the
ESTEY1 PHILHARMOiilCS,
I a: Wt
- ; 104 Second Street, ...
lCEl v ICE! JCE f
: - .vi -j.i . vki-.i i i .).-.; . rr. V
V Having over 1000 tons of ice on band,
we are now,, prepared . to receive ' orders
wholesale or retail, to be deHvered
through the summer-Parties' contract
ing with us will be carried thronch the
entire . . season without aovahck . lh
i-sice, and may depend that we, have
nothing bnt ' ' . ; ' ; " .' L
. PURE, HEALTHFUL ICE
Cut from mountain water ; no slough or
slush ponds. . '- :: .- i : ... ;- i
- Leave orders at the Columbia - Candy
Factory, 104 Second street, or ; Ice
Wagon.
W. S. CRAM, Manager.
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1 HI P flinn Prft II
V. t. GARRETSOii,
Ail Watch Work Warranted.
Jewelry Made to Order.
138 Second St.. The Dalles, Or.
Keeps a full assortment of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
. and Provisions.
. which he ofl'ers at Low Figures.
SPECIAL :-: PRIGES
to Cash Buyers.
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Highest Cast Prtces for lis anJ
otlier Prote.
170 SECOND STREET.
Floyd & silQWJi
. Successors to C. K. Dnsksui.
Drugrjsts and Chemists.
Pure Luis ui IWmi
Dispensing Physicians' Prescriptions a Specially.
Night Druggists always in Attendance.
Cor. Second and Union Sts.,
THK DALLES, OKEGON.
STAGY SHITO
-BEALEaj.V
Watclies, CJbcksJeivdrjfEtt
All kinds
guaranteed
I it 1 1 nnn
leave an order elsewhere.
The. Dalles'
Gioar:
FACTORY NO. 105.
CJCl A PQ.of the Best Brands
VVll IT l I liLT mnniliiml an1
orders from-all .rtinf t.h wwintrvflllmi
uu biw snortest nonce
The reputation o THE DALLES CI-
the demand, for the home manof acturedl
wa vvav JO .UVlCaOtU CVSXJf Ui
ULRlCl &.-SON.
AND OYSTER HOUSE?1
' t MU tmtf U J t t S k it
One or tb Flmest Cooks in Tne lalles.
All Work sloao fcy wtlto'ifeijp." J
Next , door .to, Byrnei Floyd. Co.
1 llMi rr fiiAiv.
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v I'
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85 Union St., The Dalles
t :r -j v & rt:
Just Opehed-t
yivs. fl. JOKES ProprietdF.
Elverything c'xib& J) Mkrket
Affords, at Heasonable
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" - . t .".- KOTiGst.,-. ,rl.: rr;v, . '.,
All Dalles " Citv warrants ' registered
prior to October 1, 1890, will be paid if.
presented at my office. " Interest ceases
from and after this date r r
Dated June 6th.U892. '-'it
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. oPk ITtWItOT V
tf.-
; ,Treas. Dalles City.
Kwea and Lambs fbr. Slalo.' J.', ; ;
I have 1,460 ewes and lambs for sale
cheap, Call upon -or address B." S. Kel
say, Kent, Sherman countV,' Oregon.
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ILiuInn .IfiWRlRr
j- SOLE AGENT FOlt THE
I inifis -iiiiiiwi- mr-j L-..J
... A ,
FaGIOtfV
IE?. Hi HM.'
Tli D "t14 t
The Ltateh String is Aluiays Out I
Sprii7 : a Summer, season
"But are things,
, . ,. r " wufiuh pruuuees
Ihat whicb mukes thousands, perhaps millions, think."
E TKlrST TO INTEREST A3il I0 YOV GOOD.
Buy Out Shoes -1
-?1.XVFATUKE1 my-
THE DALLES MERCANTILE CO.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DALLES,
THE EUROPEAN - HOUSE.
,.-..- Balldlng next Door to Court rTonse.
.nBsa. . -i:-r '
jkflsoineli:pBoois to Rent the Day. feelcor MontL -- V
Meals Preparetf by a First1 Oass EnishCdok:
"w TRANSIENT PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Good Sample- Koosas for Commercial Men!
H . C. M I E LSS N .
Glothieirand Tailor,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises,
GVexx-ts' Furn 1
CX)RNER OF SECOND AND WASHINGTON,. THE DALLESvOREGON.
G-reat : Bargains !
Removal I
On account of Removal I will sell my
entire stock of Boots and Shoes.Hats
and Gaps,Trunks and1 Valises, Sielv-
ihgs7'Comters,"" Desk,. Safe, Fixtures,
at a- Great, -Bargain. Come and see
- - ,.- - .
my offer;
QREAT:vREDUCTIOK IN RETAIL.
12T Second: Street,
IIEW ' SFBHIfii HUO
. . .
l Full Assortment of the Leading Manufacturers.
, , aaaaaaaaaaaosaanama- - ' -
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CshTBdxeiUl save maaey, by examinmg. oar stock
and prices before.
WJyi. BVJTLER JfcGO:,
-DEALERS IN-
Building Material,
hum tokimmrHt u; '
A Jilisrat discct to ttis trarJe ia all lines handled by us.
JE.FFERSOS'ERSPT. between Second
. . .
t?'i
irasiungion
.srrtTArEr at the
Destined to be the Best
MJl'Ul
, Manufacturing Center in ; ; .'the Seasori in the' North
the Inland Empire., . " 'West.'
-si
For Further Information Call attH Qfflco of .
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0. D; TATMR m Dafles Or:
Interstate
and u small drop of ink.
t, prouv
WALTER H. TEN NY d. CO.,
. BOSTON,
tTTk lug Groods,
Removal !
The Dalles.
i SDmiQER ; DRY: GOODS .
;'. r V-'.' '1,; .
purchasing elsacohere.
H: Herbririg.
Rough and Dressed
1 :'-'-
a5a"Ba"and. - THfc DALLES, OS
1 ?
Washingtoa
head of navigation.
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Investment Go
72 mum St, Porflanl Or.