foQ
...V ?.!. ."-T 'Aw. St:'-J "'..i ;.v, .:-.. T.'. i'": . -',
? '.!Tho6.e,desiringp wear one of the latest New
C York styles, should, call pearly. as I.iiave but a
limited number of them.
' Navigation Co.
k;
GleveialQ
and
HaPPison
Hats
The Dalles DaUyvCtoniele.
Kntcred i
the Postofflee at The DaUee, Oregon,
- as-second-class matter.
Local Adrertisins;.
10 Cents per line for first Insertion, and 6. Cents
per line for each subsequent Insertion.
Special rates for lone time notice?.
All local notices received later than S o'clock
will appear tne following day.
SATURDAY
AUGUST 27, 1892
LOCAL
BREVITIES.
II. C. Rooper and family left for home
at Bakeoven this morning.
The Inland Star is the name given to
Mr. Kennedy's new steam launch.
Dr. Logan visits Astoria and Clatsop
tomorrow'. He left by the afternoon
traiu today. A
Mr. F. M. Bixby, the new quill drive
of the Wasco : News, called today en 1
route to Portland.
The worlds wonder is a double calf,
born ihKHckitat.county, now. on exhi-
bitioain Tbratjle8i vT 7 ; -t ;
-. County clerk J Bv Croesen leaves ")for ?Mr- Mullen, of this city today ship
San Francisco oh.businesa this Mteirqo&v ped; ,ox; ofS sample peachea. to.i his
San
Mrs. C roe sen will return with him. "ZT
Assistant Superintendent A t Borie,
i
who haa been in The Dalles for several
days, returned to La Grande yesterday.
The crowd which attended, the -Graat
Celebration -yesterday-i returned , on Jhe
early morning train. The. dance was
enjoyed. .
The work train, which noona and
nights in The Dalles, is employed in
filling trestles between Crates point and
Chenoweth. .". . . . .-v. .. . ......
Mr. V. H. Brown the piano tuner and
repairer, will be in this city in-- a .few
days. Leave your orders at E. Jacobson
A Co's. music store. - :
It is said that a match game of base
ball, for a prize, will , be played, in this
city soon between the Goldehdale and
Dalles clubs. .
Now that the switchmen's strikers off,
the question worrying the men who
went out ia whether,; the railroad wiH
take them back. . ' ' ' ' "
The base ball game at Grant was not
played yssterday as the Goldendale club
failed to come to time The; ganae was
forfeited to The Dallo nine. . ij t .5 -
The Seattle canal scheiae, it is ex
pected, will aid the democracy in elect
ing J. N. Sniyely, of Yakima governor.,!
It will be a. sectional fight. . . .
A lamp explosion at the reeiderjceof
W. H. Butts, caused afire alarnsVaSt
jevening. Forlunatela the, servicest-pf
the department were nbt needed. - . '
Congressmau Ellis ir in Portland'.
having passed through The Dalles last!
Jevening. lie is not able to walk, but
ets about very well on crutches. ' :
W. H.Wells and family, of Sherars
bridge, were passengers to Portland by
kteamer Regulator this morning. They
twill extend their visit to Puget sound, .
A. Fargher, the Portland cattle deal-
Jer, is at the Umatilla house.; also Mr,
JH. R. Duniway, tho Portland lumber
Uealer, andvA. R. Lyle,of Hay creek. .-
Lin consequence, of the mania for a ter
ini at the moiith of vthi Colombia,
iTanzy Point has been fobbed off the
Clatsop county map udNTermnia:
jsubstitutea.
. -r. .i
Mosier is. wt?ll represented today by
the arrival m towireL.. v. ixer, jsobt,
'Denemore, Frank '.
iieoea.nd yj. -Fred-
arick. well .'knoi
.farmers ;5t)f;t, that
jyifaity.
Received today the following Laces :
Point d'Irlande,
Maltese Laces, j .
Fancy Cotton Laces, .. ;"
Dentelle Orientale, ;
, Black Spanish, " '
Normandy Valenciennes,
- Black Guipure,
Pillow Case Laces, Etc.
PEASE & MAYS.
mm
. The Christian church edifice, at The'
Dalles, will be 39x61 feet in size, hand
somely proportioned. The , lot upon
which it is to be bnilt was donated by
Mr. Goo. Miller.
Among those at Cloud Cap Inn this
week are United States district attorney
PiereeMays and family, of Portland.
This is really the best season to- visit
Cloud Cap Inn. .
' Among those registered at ' the New
Columbia -.today are Prof. Johnson, of
the state university, V( -J. Woodford, of
Portland, C. P. Ragsdale, of Moro, and
A. Hard, of Devils Lake.
' Walhv Walla made her first' shipment
of fruit to the east this week, .in a car
load of exceedingly fine pear :. The re
sult, of the experiment wiMype watched
with much interest by the iru.it growers
of that region. -. , ,
The first carload of new wheat to reach
a coast shipping point from the Oregon
Inland Empire, was haute from Pen
dleton to Tacoma this week. Taken as
an object lesson this is tf iTttrstration
more forcible than words favoring, an
open. Columbia fiver. , . . '
tatnerrn Wisconsin, it is sale to pre
dict that ovjsry peach (n.that box, if the
package reaches its destination in order,
will cause longings-in the minds of those
who partakaof the. fruit, to. east their
lines in Buch jlea.ant places as The
Dalleg. - '-' - . -;'
: The Hood River Glacier of today, Tre-
ierring to the Grant; barbequeand . cel-
ebratioa on the location .of nr distillery
at that point, "notes th
that "a
short tHe agqr.tbexgeners
lentiment of
the. county .-wasuchtht
.saloons
were refused licences, aqt
Tthe' sale
of liquor was considered,
iO ' doubt
1 is, an unmitigated evl ,
he es-
tannsning pi the industry
of-
rpanufac-
turlng this- self-same Jiqupr for"" some
one else to drink la. heralded: jvith-the
blare of trumpet and, the concomitant
speech making necessary in this land of
the free.H? Oji the same page 175 names
of Hood River citizens appear appended
to a pension-to tneovasc eountyeourt
fpr. a 4 wenf e to elL
.Chtfrcn ?fotlce.-
Christian cTjurcfi. services in the court
houseat 3 p. na. Sunday. Elder J. Dillard
Holman willpreac.hr-i, i... ..
Congregational church services in the
court house Sunday a. m. at il o'clock ;
Sunday -school at 12 :15; Young Peoples
ociety of Christian Endeavor at 6:30
p.m. All oordlally invited.
Union services at tthe cour t house Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock.; Preaching by
tiiker Jenkins.
THXr itcCOY DITCH 9CHIRI.
Kot One Clkose Aeeeptable to The Hood
'.' River People.
;;That citizens of Hood River adopt the
position of The Chronicle, on the sub
ject! a corporation grasping all the
rights of the public to the, waters of the
Inland Empire, is pretty clearly attested
by the, (.proceedings, pi rjthq ,: citizens of
school district Ho.. ?, , aseembled ; at their
echooV. house last-Wednesday evening
to jcqnsider j .the propoeitioa of. .G- W.
McCoy of Portland to construct an rrri
gatng ditch and furnish water to the
Ltmers of thoTalleii, BJybe was
eecceq, chftlrma.n anp; J Arnje? secre
tary o, ih$.'&elin&.,AiteTj tb: chair
man had stateji the object ot ib imeet
ing,hfl secretarxce.adUifl blank CQQtract
furnished by ,Ja. MaCyv3 1
On motion, the secretary . ws asked
to read the contract a, second, timo for
the important points to be discussed be
tween the reading, r -. :; ' ;
The main points of the contract wero
then thoroughly discussed, no part of
the contract finding favor with the audi
ence. The features of the contract most
objectionable were the clauses embrac
ing the agreement for ninety-nine years,
the mortgage of the lands to be irrigated
for that length of time, the giving to
towns the precedence in the use of water
when by any means the supply is limited,
giving-the company, sixty-; feet . tight, of
way over landa irrigated and -the right
to come upon the land and say how the
water shall be used, and the surrender
of all rights; .wbether reparian or other
wise, in exiating ater courses to : the
company., This latter clause was. most
objecUonablevf; : f . - ;
The contract as a whole, wan - rejected
by unanimous vote. On motion it was
decided to have the proceedings of this
meeting published in. the Glacier. On
motion it was decided to meet at the
same place Saturday evening, 8ept. 3d,
to .further consider the. water question.
At Oysterville, Wash., August 24th,
to the wife of Henry Clark, a fine baby
daughter. ": Weight 10 pounus.
' BBIGSTEK DATV bAWKINO. '
The Keg-lnnlng at Tne Dailea TTorebod-
Ina; Future Prosperity to all.
We are more than gratified, at "being
told today by Manager Dunham of the
Columbia Riyer,ruife'"(o.,7thji before
fruit ripens in The Dalles another year,
that company will havev a cannery con
structed hef e, capablef putting; np In
nrst ciass jtfltern styieaiutne, a,urin
fruit o&iheir farms, and possibly Borne
of the surplus of. other; producers. "-This
is what the country needs. - Mills to
grind our wheat intoHour; factories to
work up out", surpjqswo jn ofb3.u.
surplus leather into boots, shoes, belt
ing, harness, etc., our coal and iron,
minerals and precious metals into ar
ticles of daily utility and the day- is not
far off when ' these will come, after. the
commencement, even, in small begin-
njngs.. This year has witnessed unpre
cedented prosperity to allintbe vicinity
of The Dalles, engaged in Wool, fruit .and
grain production, because of the liberal
course to shippers .pursued by he Dalles,
Portland and Astoria Navigation Co.,
aided by the best investment ever yet
made by the state to the,, people, in the
construction .-, qf; jth-'- littley portage
railwayv.'at, the t caeeadeavo Jtt l is
the Hope of Thje Ppeoniclk , that
the human mind, which sometimes de
fies analysis front. "its stupid stubborn
ness, may see, from the things here ap
parent, .the , necessity . for -.continuing
these good works, and that, the assembly
which is to meet in Salem next. January
will be one of such wisdom, as shall. pro
vide another portage, at the. dalles, ' in
order that the productions of. our'neigh
bora to the east of us may no longer .be
compelled to seek the thousand mile
circuit to the coast "With their "wheat,
etcl, for shipment to foreign .porta.
.BrjCCATIOHAW
Waao Independent Aeadenay,
.Tke Pal-.
The next session of Wasco Independ
ent Academy will commence on Monday,
Sept. 5thi4ulHacuU.y?of, instruc,tor-
of Chicago, Illinois, -as- principal. For
caUlogsacarticiilara, a.ddres9, 8vT-L.'
Brooks Secretary.; V mki ..s4s
ni.,r 'Jss 1 " 1 ' " .Mia)
FritaiijiPisssleFUls
; ' . - '- - -
f. SI.V.,
- Through dall. service (Sundays ex
cepted )"bet ween' The Dalles and. Port
land, leaving llje Valles at a ' a., m.,
arriving at Portland 6 p, m. -. 3
.- FAHSCKGBK KATES.
One way .,; . ... .... '. t. . . .$2.00
Round trip.... 3.00
Special rates-for parties of six or over.
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
FAST FKSICBT.
Fruit, per 100 pounds. ..
Melons and Green Vegetables.
.40
.ao
Through connection with steamers to
Astoria and Ilwaco without delay.
Shipments received at wharf any time,
day or night, and delivered at Portland
on arrival. Live stock shipments
solicited. Call on or address.
W. C ALLAWAY,
General Agent.
B. F. LAUGHLIN, '
General Manii(er.
THE DALLES,
OREGON
- - FOB FUBK FOOD. , -
Laudable Auction by' Boards of Uealtb.
tpoa the Baking; Powder Question
Boards, ox health, can, engage
in no
more , commendable action than the ex
amination of our food supply and thej
instruction of the public.as to . those ar
ticles which are. found. to. be pure and
wholesome, nnd which', therefore, con
sumers should uee. . . , --
Action of this kind with the baking
powders -' is - particularly ..- opportune.
There are quantities of baking powders
in the market, to use . which is certain
detriment to the. health; of;. the. cpn
suiner, .; They ' areT made from alum, or
improperly compounded ' from- other
chemicals, so that they. leave a strong
alkaline residuum - in the food. Many
ofithese powders, having proved unsal
able in the east, have been collected by J
iqb XBanuiaciurera.irom sun ueiuor witn
whom they wero left, on commission,
and shipped to the Pacific coast.. In
the effort to. gain. a foothold in this mar
ket, unscrupulous '" manufacturers " of
these cheaply made, low grada baking
powders have indulged in extravagant
statements, both with reference, to their
own and other brands, claiming the
most improbable indorsements for theirs
and defaming the, .brands, best .known
and longest used uponx the Pacific coast.
".The following extracts, fron. the re
ports of some of our. well-known health
authorities, will be of ; particular inter-J
est:. .y. .. ,. . ;..... .. -
The' state ' chemist 'of Washington,
Prof. G A." Beth une, says : VThere'' isA
therefore, no question but the Royal, is
the strongest, purest' and most 'whole
some baking powder in the market.'-'- L
;'T.TbeA' Seattle board - of health - says :
-"Finding in analysis that it is made of
the highest grade of cream, of tartar and t
bicarbonate of -soda, and is entirely free
from. any adulteration, - we - heartily
recommend the Royal baking. pbwderi
lor its great strength, purity nnd. whole-
someness."' ;. ''' ' : " ;: '
The Tacoma . board of health says :
In our judgment, the. Royal ia the
best and strongest baking powder be
fore the public We confidently' recom-J
mend it because of its purity and care of
preparation." t '.-.'
The 8poksne city board of health, re
ports : - "There Ts certainly no" baking
powdor known to us equal to the Royal
for strength and uniform quality, and J
we. recommend it tor its absolute purity
and wholesomene8s." '
The board of health of the citv of San
Francisco, after-extended tests, said pf
the Ryal,'ihat it Is -absolutely pure
- - -
and healthful, composed of; the beat inj
gradients, of the highest strength and
character ;" the health officer of Los
Angeles . reported that "it was clearlyj
aemonstrated ana proven mat tne itoyat
baking powder is pure and wholesome,
and that; it stands.'as' far as streneth
and purity are concerned, at the headf
of tho baking . powders ' of the United
States;" vhile the state chemist of Cal-J
ifornia, Prof. Rising, fonnd the Royal
superior in strength and, purity to. all
other brands'."'
A Kellable Man. -
M. J. Gri nor. a. Justice of the : Peace
at Print, Michigan ; V Says one bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic," Cholera and-Diar
rhxea Remedy saved his life. He had
been down with bloody flux for three
weeks when he commenced using this
medicine. It eoon-ured -imtnd7 he
believes saved his life." He alio says it
saved tne lives of three railroad men in
tnat vicinity. 'Squire tinner, is a re
liable and conscientious man, and what
ever be eavs can be deoended noon
For sale by Blakely . Houghton t. drug-
gists ti-'i'i ij..jsiTiA w .
JOHH C
109 SECOND STREET
DEALERS IN-
PAINTS; OILS
I , . And the Most Complete and the
- Practical Painters and Paper Hangers, None but the best brands of the
Sherwin-Williams and J, W. Masury's Paints used In all our work, and none but
the. most skilled workmen employed. . Agents for Masury Liquid Paints. No
chemical combination or Btap mixture; A first class article la all colors. All
orders promptly attended to.
Store and Faint Shop corner Third and Washing ton Sti, The Dalles, Oregon
1
mi
-s Stoneman & Fiege, dealers in
Boots! and Shoes. All goods
we sell, we warrant. -
1 Meeda Kxpeundina;.
'It was the Washington. Independent
which developed the only advocate, in. the
Tnliuu) Ktnnira tn rlianlav hoflfcllitv to tin
' . r J . ., . . .
open river, ice eaitor or ina paper is
now a candidate for the Washington, leg
islature pi) the .democrat. tpVet.In. ft
lata laano tf Kla nnnAi. Vi hva' ' "
For the sake of the arreat mass-' ot. our
laboring men7 women and children who
have laid the foundation of a great state
against whose granite vralls ' 1,500 iaiics
of the mighty Pacific dashes" her;:crested
foam, let us arise as one -man -and. hurl
every, boodling candidate to the'ydu'st of
defeat and support men tor the' legisla
tive offices who; have the; nerve and
ability if necessary, to grapple in death,
struseles with our enemies on the floors
of our state house and prove to the world
that the common people of Washington
have rights and dare maintain them in
just demands.
If Brp. Mays was left to interpret that
expression on the stump he' would per
haps say that it meant a vote for him
self. The people, however, will inter
pret the sentence differently, and snow
him under on election' day ' with- clean
whito ballots. '
Our dear little' daughter was terribly sick,
Her bowels were bloated aa bard as a brick ,. '
; We feared she would die
Till we happened to try
Pierce's Pellets they cured her, : remozkably
quick. 5
Never be without Pierce's Pellets in-
the house. - They are. gentle , and af-
iective in action and give immediate re
lief in cases of indigestion," billiousness
and constipation. They do their work
thoroughly; and have ; no' bad - efTects.
Smallest, cheapest, easiest to take, One
a dose. Best liver rill made.
Ali parties holding numbers in the
crayon, at L). u. lierren s gallery, are
requested to be-present Sept. 1st, at 2 p.
m.rthe gallery. -.
r
TOB SALE.
Mv Photosranb outfit. At a rare bar-
gin. Hunt, the photographer 8.23tf
XilHMolntion or Co-partnership.
Notice is hereby triven that- lha firm
of Abrams & Stewart baa been dissolved
by mutual consent; 3 VK d :; s
W. R. -AbrAOM is authorized to collect
all atuouut&dae the firm f Abrams &
Stewart, and will .pay all demands
against said firm. ' tV-' M
. - .- - ir-'t"--.i.i
W. Stbwabt.
The Dalies, Or., Aug. 15thr 1892.",
V'V,?r ':j-;' a.2pdwS-
Notice is hereby given to all persons
indebted to the late --firm of Abrams ! &
t - ct. - a. jm...n.)l...v..
Stewart, of Tho Dalles, or Wi'R. Abrams".
either by. note or account, to make pay
ment ot tne -same imoaeaiaieiy-'af tne
bank of French & Co. AH notshd ae
eountff remaining unpaid November
loth. lBiBf, will t placed n attorn wb'
bands, with instructions to collect.. Any
ctaims against tne . taie . nrm- must oe
presented at the : same place, with
proper vouchers, ' on . or ''before ' above
date. The business of the firm must be
closed up without -further delay -Res
pectfully, . - ; - w. k: abrams.
....... : g.2odiiw3m
Saved Hia Child's illtoi :! t 'J
A. N. Dilferboush Xork. Neb..'- says
"The other day I came homeland - found
my little boy down with cholera morbus,
my wiie ecarea, not snowing what to do
I.went straightway, and got. -a. 25 :ent
bottle of Chamberlain's- Coljv Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and eave it ac
cording to.-directions. , You. never- eaw
such a -cbanee in a child. His 1 i m-hsnnH
body; -were oold.' -L rubbed hi limbs and
body with my hands, and after ' I had
given him the second-doso 'he went to
sleep; and) as ia-'Wifeysj:i,froiM' a
death-bed he 'was up playing ia tb fee.
hours." it saved we a-.doctor bill of
about three dollars, and what ia better.
it saved my child. ' I can 'recommend it
twitn a clear consciocevt-4; or- gala . by
HERTZ;
THE DALLES. OREGON.
I
AND GLASS.
Latest Patterns and Designs in ;
Hoaae For Kent.
Enquire of Mrs. Krause
Fifth and Court streets.
corner " ot
8.24U
Tanglefoot Fly Paper 40 cents a boa:
twentyfive double sheets ; at Blakeley
& Iloughtons, 175. Second street. .
) City taxes for 1892 are now . due . and;
-'payable within sixty days, at the office
of the undersigned. : -.-':"
1 L. Robiew, City Treasurer..
Dallks Crrr, July 6th, 1892. .
WaanrfsftoB Market For Kent.
For rent ; the Washington market cor
ner of Second and Court. For terms ap- -Divito
Geo. Williams administrator of
ihe estate of John Michelbaugh. 8.3dtf
.. . Stock Holders Meetinaj. -.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the
Wasco Warehouse company will be held
at the office of French & Co., The Dalles, '
Oregon, on Wednesday September 28th,
1S9, at 3--.30 p. m., for the purpose of.
electing directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction of such other busi
ness as may come before it. ....
The Dalies, Oregon, Aug. 12th, 1802. "
i ' G.J.Fa&lxy, "
f . Secretary Wasco Warehouse Co.
td3.12 w . ... :
photographer: ;
Instantaneous Portraits. , Cliapman
Block, The Dalles, Oregon. "
COLUMBIA ;
CANDY FACTORY'
Campbell Bros. Proprs
. (SucifWrs to w. s. cram.)
: - Kaoufacturera of the finest French and -
; Home Made
O 3D I E S
. : . '.-. East of Portland. '. -.
DEALERS IS
rropical Fruits, Nuts, Cigars and Tobaecs.
t f ; ' w
Can furnish anr of these goods at Whotoeala
orKetall v .
4f piESH "" OVSTHtS
. ! I.-,. .'.; IavZverjr Style. .
Ids Cream and Soda; Water-J
! 104 Second Street. The Dalles.' Or. "'
C. F. STEPHENS,
DEALER IN
4' C XOTHING
-- Boots, Shoes, Bate, Stc. - .f,
-i-' Kte;,- Bsc;' :;
IU Gai;$t4'x$ rto Dalles NationIL
( Bank, DeUesi Cltyk Oregen, ;;
1 )r-y
Goods
4