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AdrrrtUr.1 l.rtter. "1 . iX 1 I- i-' --' A ' '
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
THE DAI.LK1
OKKOON
DATES.
HISTORICAL
THE church pire originated in the
Uvelfth century.
It ts expected that May 1. 1?PR. will
pa into American hi.-torj- as one of
the creaU-M Jays in the century.
Knv York ws- the first city incor
porated in the limits of the United
i:a:e. It- charter wa dated lto4.
AjiHi:r:?T ru.E.f: wa founded in
1521. "mainly for the purpo.-e of edu
cating poor and pious younr men for
the rainitry."
U;.-DEr. Henry V. an act of parlia
ment ordered ail the peee in England
and the s-henits the
r v-juiri-d to furnih six
:ris. ra-h coom-.
Following is the lift of letter? remain
ing in the postotfice at The Dalles un
called for, Friday, June 80th, 1593.
' Persons calling for same will give date
on which they were advertised :
Rncfnn Mr Booten Mr 15 2
. Castwuf Mrs Marv Chapman John H
Clothier and Tailor.
Gran well G
Gulliford J X
Jones M A
Moore Squair
McCailnev J C
Prael Will
Stricklin A E
Smith Ponatd
Tavlor Addie
I.e'wall K K
to be court t
counlie- "v '
arro'v fc.it
Tne GoiumDia pacKino Co
PACKERS OF
Pork and Beef.
.V.iN v 7rF.EF.5 0F
Fine Lard and Sausages.
Curers of BRAND
fill ll B
rtickrv Walter
Graham Mrs Bessie
Johnson & Son? H H
Lorrainne Lillie
Oneil Henrv
Peed Charlie E
Root F W
Stoughton Khoda
Fait "John
Turner Jo?
M. TXot .v. P. M.
My little boy was very bad otT for two
months with diarrh-ra. We used var
ious medicines, aiso called in two doc
tors, but nothing done him any sood un
til we used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrh-ra Remedy, which cave im
mediate reliei and soon cured him. I
consider it the txti medicine made and
can conscientiously recommend it to all
who need a diarrho-a or colic medicine.
.I.E. Hare. Trenton. Tex. 2'- and 0
cent Kittle? for sale by Blakeiey A
H. ".?!: trn. Druggists.
ThiikI Job rrilitins.
If ym have your job printing done at
Tiii. Chcoxicle you will have the ad
vantage of having it done with the most
modern and approved type, with which
we keep c nt;naR'.!y supplied. All jobs
under tl;e direct supervUtcn of one of
the most sucessfn'. ar-d artist!-1 printer?
in the '---t;.er.
FroD TERffilNfiu or INTERIOR Points
Gent:
COR.
Ptvided'.y the Finest Line oi
Furnishing Good
Trunks ani I'altscs, W., etc.
SECOM' AND WAH1.VGTUN. THE DALLES, OR.
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE
to Everyone Subscribing for
The Dalles Daily Chronicli
for 12 Months at 60 Cents a month.
OR
51? Ueelly ?l?roi?iel
AT $2.25 PER
u are rnatiliit t - i iWi
iiiii-tnciit." with the pulilMii'rorif nif
.i iiMt exivptliuint otter tit m-iu!
ANNUM.
I th- l t Miiitn'lacMlow tmhlijfcj
HORSES HORSES
9 J.S. COOPER,
(..r,.- r.a . ryj'iy r-"" a y.u:r. 'h-ij . "
The largest and only .-irirtly c.:iiniisnm dealer in horses in
the world, will'li'ild his rir.-t exteiive sale of west
ern branded h"r.-e.- for .ea.on 180:5. on
McCLURE'S MAGAZINE
OUSTIS "Y IE .A. R
t. evctrom- ti : N ' I". ' . VntiV form, anil M-mlinc it t i 1.1 t'i"( ' Mitorihlnjtj
The Dalles Daily Chronicle
12 MONTHS AT 60 CENTS A MONTH.
CUT TMl
DIST
OUT AND SEND IT TO US.
Entries should be msde at once.
HORSES
HORSES
J. O. MACK,
I " FIJJE WlHEg and Lipi$
Publisher CUUU.YH'LE.
The Dalles. Or.:
)'ou will please send fo nnj address Hie A,'
Cll UOXJCL E for IJ months from- dale, for which
I urirec to na'l (10 ets. a month, it being understood f
that ijou are to have sent to my address for I iear,
without extra charge. McCL riirs . U.ICIZ LYE,
commencing with the current number. f
A'ame.
Mas.
Dried Beef. Etc.
BuLdinj. TheDallei.Or.
on on
DOMESTIC
Aso KEY WEST
CIGARS
THE
CLL EBR ATE D
PfiEST BEER.
.-Id dress
l
il
171
FRENCH'S BLOCK.
ECOND i-TKEET. : THE DALLES, OR.
COFFEE-RIVETED
R?IIR07aD
TO ALL POINTS EAST AND SOUTH.
CALL AT OUR OFFICE
ud HwUtf ruterUiit !:.c ' ' tiin-h i.: .t-ji;.-.l
McC LURE'S iMAGAZl X K.
iu rii a i.-.' I I.' c'.nnU. irn !u4
Freeborn & Company.
Cloth in
' .a"
M-nnfuftureJ
LEVI STRAUSS
jft. paul and Chicago
CO., at'
(Hall Paper and RoomlDooldings
11. L. Steveno.
Hudynrd Kiplios.
A. Conan Doyle.
Octave Thatit't,
Williatn Den Hoel!r,
Iret II arte,
"lark i:;.-e!l,
Jofl I'handlor Harrir,
295 ALDER ST.. COi
Old NotisEi:
FIFTH.
l'01;TI.i.V3, Odegon.
San Francisco. Calif.
Every
G-3.rm.enz
Gnarameed.
jpiK SALE BY
PEASE & MAYS.
THE DALLL'e, JKEGOy.
TOniTST SLEEPING CARS
&est ::.Rt can b-.- cn::-uc:ed &r.& .l whit't ,
Rccon;iiioia::r-r; ure tjo:t Tzev ar.d yurr.ishJ
lo: holders of Firs: ii sscodlas-Ticio.anc!
ELEC-ANT BAY COACHES
A coniiEuou1. l;ae. eoaecUar wire all iiuw,
uSorilin? direc: and ua:r;terru;.:rtl service
Pc'lmua 51w;r rfcrreti-ius car. secured
ta advance through cay a?ir.t of the road. 1
THE DALLES,
Wasco Conntv.
THROUGH TIGKETS WW'
Eariaad ted Europe can zk purchased n: av
:A. A. Brown,
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fu ii.f-ra.h:. r. rr :,rerr.;Btr raref. t:rne o!
zitxrf. routes ctner derail itor:.ishsd on
epr'Ucaua t
W. C. ALLAVAY, i
A?eai V & , Nev Co . I-.calito" oracp. The '
iJallwi. Or., or
A I' CHAELTOlf.
A-i?"; ceaeral f-a'-'ip-r Ar:.. Portland. Jfra.
and Provisions.
which hi oT-.'r i" Vjw F -zz
T
H
CANDY
FACTORY
SPECIAL :-: PRICES
to Cash Buyers.
ARTIC
SODA WATEE A2D ICE CEEA1I.
Candies and Nuts VXttsi:
Specialties
TOIiACCO.
Cir.Alt- A VI I
SWEET DltTM
other Proincs.
Finest Peanut Roaster In The Dalles
Oregon,
The Gnu- ': of th- Inunrl Eu-pire is situated at the ksad
of navigation or. th- Mi I :' Columiiia, and is n thrivinsj, pros
perous citv.
ITS TERRITORY.
It is the supply city for aa extensive and rich agricultural
and grazing country, its trad- reichin as f,ir south as Summer
Lake, a distance of over two hundre.i miles.
The Largest Wool Market.
The rich srruzini: t-ountn- alone the eastern slope of the Cas
cades furniahra pastur- tor thousands of sheep, the wool frotc
which finds inark-t here.
The JJalles is th-- tartest onemai wool shippnm joint in
America, alwut "j.'j i,,,"J) poundi- lins shipped hm yt-ar.
ITS PRODUCTS.
The salmon !isheria i.jv the tin-4t on the Columlia. yieldinc
this year a reei.ut- thousau i.-. "f dollars, wliiei will lie more
than douhled in the neur future.
The products of th- t-au:iiu; KJckiut valley find market
here, and the country uth and eisr has this yMir fil-d the
warehouses, and ah available stor-ii'e ;jn-es to overflowini; witL
their products.
ITS WEALTH.
It is the richest city of ;ts size on the nbt and its money is
scattered over and ilfinir u.ied to develop more farm ins; country
than is tributary to any other '-ity in Eastern Oregon.
Its situation is unsurpt.-se , It, Kim-ite dehsrhtfui. Its pov "
nihilities incalcuiaoie Its resources uniimited And on these
:ornfr tone sht- stands.
1 whl h him uraunj; !! ''-.itn!u'.'ri. th m.t Inn iiwth t r
s'lt ri riti-r as. tin IcCkwiue
Thomas liardv, llatnliti inrhmd,
J. T. Trowbrhftre, 1'rof. K. S. HuKUmi.
JtMoiuo 1!. Jerome. I'rof. C. A. Yotimr.
Eram-e.- Hod-'oti l!tirnett, H. IL Doye.-en,
Theodore Koosevelt, Koliert Barr,
Joaqnin .Miller, Henrv M. Stanley,
Oilbert Parker. Atchfbald I-'orlie,
John fturroinrhf. Andrew Ians;.
Mr-, ilobt. IjOui.-'Stevetif-on.C'amile Flainmarioti, Samh Orne Jewett
F. Marion Crawford. Lillie Cha-e Wytnan, Dr. J. S. Dilliiie-,
Marcaret Delaiul. Harriet I're-cott ot!unl, W . L. Henlev.
Herbert D. Ward, Edward Everett Hale. Capt. Charles Kin.
Elizabeth Stuart Plielp?. Louise Chandler Moulton,
. Each liuu.ln-r of McCLURE'S MAGAZINE eoutaltx t' hiitnlvimt-ij i!luirntp iii'jnmi
i lln urn :mn m jwHipie
I.luler Verne. Archdeacon Farrar, Alphonte Datidet,
France-Hotkyon r.urnett. Thoma? A. Lcit'-on, Cauule t-lammarion,
Ti.--andier, the famou- F. Hopkinon Smith, Edward Everett Hale,
French I'.alloonirt, H. H. Iloyesen, I'rof. Grahatn Dell.
aud many others, have furai!.tl materia! (or ejflnlly prpimri-d iuti-ri lew "hicli will afjt
lLll ilhi-traUii in thl raniui lie a
Each uunitior contains twi r ihrw linrt turle by iainouv utlmr I'uHj illut.trul ?toriM
lj--r in early uuraix.'r u
Thomas Hardy, William Dean Howells, I!. L. Stevenson,
Hudyard Kiplinc, Hret Harte, Sarah Orne Jewett.
Joel Chandler Harris, Harriet I'rescott Spoll'ord, Octave Thanet,
Conan Doyle, Frances Hodgson lUtrnett, Stanley J. Weymati.
I-IKNHY M. STAXI.BY
will coutnliuU1, oiH-tiall fortouMK readrm. a IhriKuiRly Ititermtuic teryt A'r.rnn tlirnri
NATl'KAL HISTOIIY AND ADVE.VTl'ICE
There will t Kvoral article written by Rsymsna niotnujiiyt. h.i hai If -n ealil i y Mr H t
rieiia me tt lalen-ieiver in l.iiKlanu, trntn material tumtniiea nun uj k.s.i Hsj.ntwok, o: ucj
tiurir, meirreai animal najKirter ana trainer, i iitx- ariici-n ut.-ai iin
The Cantuie of Wild '.eact.-. The Tranetiortation of Wild Deasta.
The Training of Wild Deat-. The Adventures and Escape-1 of Karl HaLrenbwiS
ThcM'ricK will w IlluntraU'd by an Ilnglinh artist ( nrkium lleU Vill iii driiis ilil at.laala
John ltruK.i-.;ic. ' I' H. i.i.i k. In (
:hi held, will eoulributr t.. Hit- uaealut
i AKlHrtT, and other riti-r rim":'. f ir their w.rl3
I'KOF. L
Of Interest to both Youn and Old will be
GAJLVEK'S AFRICAN" EXPEDITION TO THE OOICILLAS.
Arramremeutf haw lieen made, in -oiniwliin ilth n l.ndinc Euirlihh ret u-w. to nullih I'M
(iarner letter ita-eriptive of hl pre-int ci!ilili!!i Vt Africa, I'rof Ourner in nutoil the w
ttvuT fur th' curinli- Htid int'roj.riiiir itiif.Ot.iitififii. l.p U injtLfrit In thi. hi,h ..f itmnL-i'vi i
hit!
Ulil
The mnuziue ul-o contaiUk not iiiterwiting articlen under the fullriulm; euiiipretieukirv hit A
it
nailed inr Afrira last j-ejitemN'r fir tiio nake of furtlier puraulni; hih htinliun in th-- native hum.U
tile irurllla. 1 he llliistruUotin fur tliwi- artlnux Hill I- from photoKruiiti takvn by ITot. (.iirncr
170 SECOND STREET.
2UJ.F0LC0
t i.-Je
rstaura..t
THE EUROPEAN HOUSE
The Corrugated llnildlnc next Hour to Court lluu.r,
Hanosomely FmiisM Rooms to Rent Tjy the Day. Weet or Mcnin.
Meals Prepared by a First Class English Cook.
TRANSIENT PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Good Sample Rooms for Commercial Men.
HAVE YOU TRIED WMS km FAiLELT
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COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, LAME-BACK, e.
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" Newest Knowledtre." " The Present Hour.
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Wo art- unVrlnc thin hpIi'IiiIhI mairajsiite h tth the Duly t'H konicI.e for onl fT -."i n .-nr. rmi
in aqtaii'HMi; n, mnililv lUftal.in. -it M d'-urt"!.
Wt- make thl i-eiti'ii.ii! i.t!'- m M.-r tl at ihhv Mrun- a lnrir fine ' r f u Ji"
but a.I tin ur a-p.-adj nulw-lii-r- i-.hj ai! thom.- ti of uu fijija.rt'i:i,'y t m .r. tM'Kn
u.aBainu i'i.. ill. tl,- b ui 1 ami .-!.! it 1:1. to
THE DAILY CHRONICLE, The Dalles, Or. f
W$S. H- FHASEH, Propr.
Daily and Weekly Editions.
THE CHPiOMC'LE was cstabli-hed for the ex
jress purpose of faithfully representing The Dalle.-,
and the surrounding country, and the satisfying
effect, of its mission is everywhere apparent. It
now leads all other publications: in Vasco, Sher
man, Gilliam, a large part of Crook. Morrow and
Grant counties, as well as Klickitat and other re
gions north of The Dalles, hence it is the best
medium for advertisers in the Inland Empire.
The Daily Chko.viclk is published every eve
ning in the week Sundays excepted at $6.00 per
annum. The Weekly Chiwnjcle on Fridays of
each week at $.') per a?.nuni.
:e chronicle publihing c,
TZ7jb.o Uallos, Oregon.
int. ha vii'N'" ri.r.i timc Ri;r.T
ith Klci-tio nin.ii-Tjr .-u
aiiry n .' ,r.. wnliuut iur,. 10
, a tVi' ab
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plul?itt a Lfncriil III 1i.-mi:i,
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THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERY
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
This well-known lirewery iH now turnint: out the hent IJeer and For;
east of the Cascades. The latent appliances for the manufacture of trood heaS
ful Beer have Vieen introduced, and only the firHt-' las article will be placed
the market.
PAUL KREFT & CO.,
-di:aij:h.s is.
ami tiv rv I ful I oh m uu-.n. ' . i
'ar p, m enn truatrnctit. arJ .
,'''l.l--at.'oil iinfl oliliniin, ont ncaiM. Dr. Hmirien't. i:ic(rlc Uelr ii no .ijrnniit
hownorhumtrudaof casMthroufh- -it t -.: do-i,.-tt.,.r , ..w il.?Us"f".
ol wtm wu uavo Btrun luttura hcdruig u -..wo-yt, , . ,,tfj uu-r uVuu our ii ill.
WE HAVE CURED THESE WE CAN CURE YOU!
GENERAL mrURED. . LAME BACK AND RHCUMATI6M.
I WA troubled with liMr viimr ilttA ur ,uW , A J t yftftfri . IK .r -1 ,f .,aris ft i t t.i
i.qtiiHTi. loU,o r.(.c I tu' afiilc .cut lj Ir
inr Lrk:. V ..1 1 fitt i in i
latx thtt irmat.uto lihVHOtlmm wrr r c4 J f.n d. iU. ftiirt I cautinaot to w.'r It f r
RHEUMATISM AND.LAMCNE88 CUPEO. i Jciur u V' i.dVi.i wlu.'iV" V l
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Xi.uriim ii,-jji ...tiu.lLt p out , tt.au to n i i " ' ""-"
HUlt KT Jri5UKr..EoBlor Jfy
mimmPAiNTs, OILS and glass
And th Most Complete un-l the Latest I'atteniH and Dhfm in
, Avr-Priw'tical J'ainter- and I'aj-r Hani
Hierwin-Williamt and J. W. MuHurv'H Pain
bimun. u comiiiHtM Iums nl i oHr. 1 wnoi-l i m.
SOur Ljlt i h .V hiulnnt,if n? hf . ' 1 .,-. ... JW ' l I 1 it rHi
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IltnitME C..I.I.(lM1.(it Ik tiMIP lfi.lilli.r.n n ... .
ern. Norn but the Uit hrundH of
'llifltW llkl'll In nil lllr l'trlr tin1 WinM
tit uiost skilled ttcrkwexi fij.i.iood. Amenta for MiiHhrv JJniiiil PnlntH. N
vu'i u-ai tswutJiuatiou or Kar ifjixtnre. A jirt ciufiH artielu in nil mlor. A
ord;rr pr07ujt!y attHi'le-J to.
Mn-;ct t.Ui h m tlm two wtjk I i vci u i it. I
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THE DALLES,
OREGON.
This Popular House
furnifched throughout, and in now hetter that
I.VI.r tr..l.n rtil t. fi.r.vlul. 41... I 1iO.t
. .. ..v Lumen uiv lifll livi.- j i;
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iii-iujiiiu'iiiwuiiK oi hiiv iiotine in t''
ity, and at the very low rate of
$1 a day. First-Class Meals, 25c
Ottit-o of the fswt and eoiiinifMltrnn nrtnonlti tl K'J'l
I'ifur, Klntl.-y, TjjIi Vidli-y, Waj-I'.It!.
'A mm .-j.rui'H and J'l-incville in in the II '
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All trains stop here.