OURD
SHLE.
A Bis Dri ii Sib Dress Ms.
Continues This Week.
A GENUINE
CLEARANCE SALE
Of All Our Wash Fabrics.
A great opportunity for economical people.
Prices will please everybody but ourselves.
r-V all Goods Marked t.
7. in Plain Figures. Iv
PEASE & MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
InteiiiU tin-roHtnlllco lit Tim IIuIIck. Ori'Kon,
rf hi mviiMl dint mutter
l.lll'lll All ITlldlllC.
in Cfii' i 1 i ic i t llrht Ili'iTtlnii, mid fi Cisiitu
lr Hut' ' ' ni'' " ilt''ucnt IliM'rtluii
Hpffii fiti' ("I! I'iMK tlMii' Ilntli'i'K.
,l 'ii- ii li ' - - 'i-tvft Inter tlnill H o'cliM'k
will UM if ' ' "Imiw IIIB iliiv.
Uiiillii'i l"iirnrlil.
at
Oifim dif.in or twenty four hours rmUnp
5 ), m. Itimnrrniu
UVilneetliiv and Thursday fnir, and
hlfyfiUy c-odlor. I'auci:.
wi:athi:ii
barometer, 'Jli.lKI.
Ma-iiuiiii temperature, 87k.
Miniiiiuin temperature, (1'J.
Kivur, "II. !l feet above zero.
Wind, went.
wi:i).vi:si)ay
AUG. 2, 1893
Tlx Umli and 'irkll Uhroniclr may
It found mi nulr at I. V. Nickehen'n ttorc.
AUGUST ANGLINGS.
fait; I'ry lliiukt'il trv I'r mlHtriit tlliron
I'1 ltiort4rH
I tirit her hhnc (ihIii) , urn! thi'ii
()( I'nuri'L', It i'iiiiii' uiiiIiiiii',
And now h!u hiivk tin- knot huh Imt
A wriik inn) llliiify nno,
Tliiit Hiicli illhjiliiy ni i'iiri'lcKiii'i'i
Wuiilil hliumi' ini". ntluT nn'ir
Ah. If Hliu knew 1 tk'il It u
Tlmt iiliu lululit nunc iikiiIii!
Liquidation day.
Tho umoutit of water rent collected
hint month was 1 ,074.1)5.
J'reiinan will put in ti Htoek of boot
and whoeH nt the CaBcaden.
Klinu'n Imnk linn remaned and is pay
hie, iI I cliiiniH toduy its fast iih they conic.
N. C. Loup exhibits nn vpg tho h!xu of
apiireon'H o, which he huvb wuh laid
y u full Ktowtt Cochin hen.
McHHrtt. SaltnmrHlie it Co. Hhlppod
ruai incir Htock ynrdH three earn of
mutton Hhccj) toduy to Chicago.
I. .1. Norman wuh appointed nimcrin.
nilont of the water workn at their ItiHt
"WUH;, to nerve three years, and fur
nWlfr.,OoO hondfi.
J leleiKlluton Tribune Iiiih miHpondod
dally publication, teliriumi and all.
' Iroiibl,, with thu Tribune wuh it
'0'miu)iiccd taking a telcuraphie Horvice
nt tin. very tinin it Hhould have quit if it
" taking thorn.
Jackfiin ICngino Company held a meet
"K liiHt night and appropriated $50 us a
Htartur f ir the September tournaiiient.
J'!h In ih,( 0f u,0 (iirt,t( fompunJuH
I" Tin DulltiM to appropriate iiionov for
bo more or Iosh Hhruiiken. The winter
and early Hprini; iH nafe and in place?
hnrvcHting in well under way.
An ationymoiiH letter, au nil civilized
jieojile agree, decerve.i no consideration,
and no one of any education, or Miiine
miniiH education, will indite them. It
iH probable that the author of the letter
received byTiiu Ciikonhm.i: will glance
in our coluintiH today for Homethitigcon
ccrning it. The plan proposed by the
writer in exactly t-imilar to the one ex
ecrated in theHcntcnee preceding. ThtH
if) not good pence, and as it in written
in pencil, with several wordH inihspolled,
the writer lackH also education, which
proven the truth of our proposition in the
opening Hentenee.
TEACHER'S INSTITUTE.
Tilt) iQHtrtirtor Vary Tlifilr Work With
l.lttlr ltrcreHtlou.
Hoot) UtVKti, Aug., ISit.'l.
In marked contrHHt with past uaaire,
there were no exerciben on the jiro
grumine for the ii ret evening of the in
Htitnte. Superintendent Shelley turned
the entire itiHtitute, hitiiHclf included,
looHe upon the unotleuding citizens of
tli ik moHt beautiful and picturesque
bufg. The ladicH were, of courHc, on
their good behavior iih become good
Mchool mu'attiH, and contented them
hcIvch with walking about and admiring
the tiiHty hoiiHfH and yardw and the
beuutiful llowers of Hood Kiver: bu
tho "boyn" Hlinued oirto the river, and
prcHontlv the reconl of iiianv itianyfVlJd Wiugate arrived in town from An-
the ,
A
'"ining otitertaininent.
t'ouplo of Monii'titea eot into a
'rm argument recently, laftiugovoran
" of them claiming ho could
bun
NI the Uuip f (uy wjth (iarponter'H
l,,v'l. No watch wuh available for
Itroof, umi n,0 m,rUH of tlu) ,jlUjHti0n
W'tio diHcitSHcd from n purely Hclunlitlc
"tuntlpolat.
J'IiIh Ih collection day und collootorH
v lteoti quite well . leaned with the
y H rk. Money han boon quite viwy
coiiHidoring the flurry of Monday mid
out fuw perBona aaked for an extoitHion
of time on their bll. h u few duya the
cy will Nettle down into itu former con-
UUi0M wwo will bo known in all
UMrtorp.
KrtH from the farming dintrlutH
mm thlH city Indicate that the hot wave
t ylHlted thin section Iut Suuduy and
Ah'iiduy did but little irijury to tho
Kni n. The lute Hpt lng Wan all that wuh
j l,l,,Kr, und that was ho far along aa
1(1 uu only Hghty Injured, which will
yeaio wan broken by taking a bath,
dive, or a Bwlm. Then all crowded into
ft smull row-boat and ventured out on
the "raging deep" the mighty Colum
bia. There tho unlofit badnefH of youth
Hhowed itHolf by the bolder ones in
dulging in Hitch praukH to frighten the
more timid iih only boyH arc uppoM'd to
practice.
Tliis morning all wore the demure
fuceH of coiiHcioitH innocence, although
one of tho oldent and mom exemplary
might have been wen MiBpicIoiiHly near
the top of a cherry ttec.
Tho cxercihCH of the day have been of
intereHt to iih engaged in them, but
nothing has occurred that would be of
Hpeclal intereHt to the leaders of Tin:
CniioNict.i:.
H. K. Talkington, vice-picHidcnt of
tho State Normal Hchool at Weston, waa
among the nutiieioiiH viailorH jnesent,
and gave ua an encouraging talk.
The following programme ban been
prepared for tomorrow evening:
.Huiik, "Come Wlicii tho l.lllt't. llliKim. - I'lmir
Iti'i'lliitlnii, "What a flirlhtiiiiiH mil Plil."
., .MIm timllo llimmi
hniift, HiuitliiK Down t lut lilw-r.". Cliflr
Itt'i'lmtliiii, "Tho I'llut'h Ktory."
II III I ' l.if t I t
HniiKi "A Jlicmii of J,ui'i" ". '. ' '.Clinlr
L,mur.,u', .. rri'MUi'iit I', ti. Ciiiiiiilu'll
The exoiciaea will be lield in the 1'.
JJ. churoh, commencing at K o'clock p.
m. i hu following new iiamea havo been
added to the Hat of teachers In attend
ance : Ualay Allaway, May and Minnie
J'.lton, Jumna Ward, Mary E, 1'razier,
Anna V. Hafer, Kmlly Jlouae, John A.
Jiaylock and Sadie llanna.
Two J'KAS.
KOUMH XO ltKNT.
FurniHhed rooiitH to rent. Apply at
the roHidenco of Mru. 0. N. Thornbury,
Second Htreet, The JMIIoh, Or. u
KruiiHii'it lli'ikiluolix Cuimulva.
An r.li-Tiiti'il Slilfiwnlk.
Meshrb. Kinersly, Dufur and Dr. IMne
bart are putting up an elevated fcide
walk along the clitr, running from the
Methodist chinch to the doctor's 'resi
dence. The walk U a necessity and
Withal a highly picturesque adornment.
From it a view can be obtained of tho
city below, which in the tender twilight
evening tnakea a piece d' resistance to
all thoce sentimentally inclined. Espec
ially valuable will itf rustic beauty be to
lovers, and it will doubtless record many
a love-vow and be a trysting place for
generations yet unlorn. lint it is not to
be supposed the builders thought of all
that.
StHKcr Appointed Kxmnlnr.
Mr. Lionel Stagge of Portland received
a dispatch from Comptroller of the
Currency Eckles, at Washington, which
apprined him of his oflicial appointment
of bank examiner. In connection with
hie apjioiritiucnt Mr. Stagge was o'rdered
on Hjecial duty to proceed to The Dalles
and assume charge of the First National
bank at that place, which has closed.
The appointment of Mr. Stagge is an
excellent one. He is a courteous, ac
commodating gentleman, and well qual
ified for the responsible duties of the
position.
Mrs. Geo
laud todav.
PERSONAL MENTION.
I.tebe returned from
t
I'ort-
,ipe Saturday night.
on. U. 11 . i;artwrigtit ot nay ureetc,
A tuimily itM'il with uuviiryliiB MiciThN iih a
miitjuir lli'iiiliu'lirH ot all ktntlx, Tho icmiUk
liiivo liccu mi aiilviTMilly Kin") tliat It l iih
Iuiirit an i'ii'iliiHint, ft Iiiih Ihimi hmmI (or
lliiiilni'lio h'miIUih: from )lhHlintIiiii, In I'ortnil
luill Kick lli'iiilnulii', In llt'iuliu'lit'8 cuuul'iI iy
Hi'vno liilmi' (mental or iliyi-lciil), or by caiiumiiu
In tho Mill, ami In all cusc'h ultli tlio iiiom Kratl
fyliiK icsiiIIn, We liavc, nttor a tlmroiiKli luvih
IlKatlini, liuil mi htltaiicy In titklni; thu iiia'iicy
lur thlv I'lU'ittlvo imni'ily, iinil cuiitcluiithniiily
uuiiiiiiiiniil It tumir ialr'iiw.
lU'aia'iilf ully,
Crook county, is in tho city today
Misa Emma Vogt went to Mosier and
will visit other river points before re
turning. Mrs. Windotn and Miss Anna Dens
more went to McClure'a by Regulator
this morning.
Mrs. John Mardcn and Mrs. H. F.
(Jibons went to Cascade Ijcks this
morning for a abort stay.
Miss Anna Wont, came up from Port
laud this noon to visit with her friends,
Lena Thompson and Grace Glenn.
A party, consisting of Hen Wilson, L.
Payette and George Munger, left this
forenoon for an outing on tho bead
waters of 10-Milo creek, to be gone sev
eral days.
Those who went to llwaco this morn
ing tvcroJ. W. French and wife, Smith
French and wife, Mis. J, F. Magcu,
Mia. G. V. Iiolti n and child, and Ed
and Frank French.
Mr. Stagge, appointed to supervise
the account of the J'irst Tvattonal bank,
is in the city, and is today engaged in
his work. This gentleman is editor of
the Pacitic Hank Investor.
1). M. French received a telegram this
morning stating that his son, Walter,
who has been ill for some time, is very
much worse. Mr. French chartered an
engine upon receipt of the news and
hastened to tho sick bod. Tho sym
pathy of tin) entire community is ex
tended during the fearful suppense
known to all parents under these cir
cumstances, who will vet hope for a
restoration of health, despite tho dis
couraging reports.
MAIC1CIUO,
At the Methodist Epiacopal church,'
this city, Aug. 1st, by Eev. J. Whlsler,
Mr. T. F. Gray and Miss Margaret
Jotters, both of Wasco county, Oregon.
Mr. .1. 0. HoHwell, one of tho best
known and most respected citizens of
Hrowmvood, Texas, attlt'ert'd with dlar
rhu'tt for a long time and tried many
ditto rent remedies without benefit , until
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhuui Eetnody waa UHed; that re
lieved him at onco. For sale by Hlakulcy
k Houghton, Druggists. 1m,
Ubo Mexican Silver Stovo Polish.
SHIPMENTS COMMENCED.
Tim Km! Coinrmny n it I'nrtor of I'rull
triteri'Htpi.
Another car of the Earl Fruit com
pany was loaded today and will bo
shipped to Chicago tonight. A reporter
visited ono of the carH, whero ho found
jMr. J. A. McDonald, tho affable agent
of the company, busily engaged in pack
ing the fruit in tho car. Onco inside,
j the most notable change was the tent
.peratnre, presumably a good deal tho
same as the lodge in somo vast wilder
ness, ho ob'd for every Biimmer in Tho
Dulles for the last twelve years. Mr.
McDonald said the temperature was
kept uniformly at 55 dectees. Thero
I are refrigerators at each end, so ar
' ranged that there is a circulation of cool
i air from above and below. The fruit
j boxes rest on slats and the aperturea in
jtliem readily admit of tills cooled air,
: and again tho baskets within tho boxes
J have sloping edges, so that every one
of thu fruit is accessible to the outer air.
'The capacity of each car ia '24,000
I pounds, and they are generally taxed to
tho limit. Another car wiil leave on
t Saturday and another Tuesday, which
will be tho last of the peach plums.
Each car has a refrigerator capacity of
l ten or twelve thousand pounds of ice,
! and whenever needed the ice is replen
j ished. The cars are attached to the pas
senger train until Green River is
j reached, when they join the regular
California fast fruit train.
Tho peach, apple and pear cropsill
be successively handled by the Earl
I Fruit Company. This company watches
the markets closelv and cets better
j prices at all times than can be done by
I any one individual. They are not con
' lined to a state or the United States,
' and ship apples as far away as Aus
J tralia.
The business of the Karl Fruit com
pany in this section may be said to be
missionary work, for their operations
this year in this section will be attended
with a loss. The output of fruit is too
small to justify the expenses.
Then there are other minor matters
which conspire to render the business
unprofitable at this time. For instance
the baskets cost? them so much that
they are compelled to charge the grow
ers .lo per thousand for them, whereas
in California they can furnish them for
$'.). The fruit boxes are also a little
more expensive, owing to the manufac
ture of them in lesser quantities here.
Another reason is that not all the grow
ers are sufiieiently informed as to pack
ing the fruit. Too much care cannot be
exorcised in this regard, as there is a
large percentage of loss in fruit imper
fectly packed. Mr. McDonald says,
however, that the fruit growers show
considerable aptitude as a whole, and
he makes but slight criticism on this
score.
Each year will greatly add to our fruit
output. There is no danger of raising
teo much. In fact the!;more that is
raised the more felicitously it can be
handled and the greater the) profits to
each grower. With our marvelous
adaptibility of soil and climate for fruit
growing it is surprising how small an
acreage there is in fruit, and Mr. Mc
Donald thinks it is tho height of folly
on the part of many who raiso wheat in
stead of fruit. Tho profits on the one
are ten times greater than the other.
Wheat can be raised in any country, but
it is not so with fruit.
Ituiiiinu l't'i'l on the Sliteumlk.
The trvot cur ImJ parsed, but to catch It ho
rii'koneit,
.So he nm like n ilcer, ami shouteilimd beekoiuil,
Till lie planted ills heel
On a smooth bit of peel
Then lie miw half a million of Mu.s in a nvcond.
He was in too great a hurry; better
have waited for another car. Thero are
cases, however, where baste is necessary.
If you have night-sweats, feverishness,
weak, sore Iuhl'S and a hacking cough,
do not lose an hour in obtaining a sup
ply of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. Delay in such cases is danger
ous; it may he fatal. Hefore tho disease
has made too great progress, the
"Golden Medical Discovery" is a certain
cure. In fact, it's guaranteed to benefit
or cure, or money paid for it promptly
refunded,
A I.ciuUt.
Since its Ilist introduction, electric
bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among puio medicinal tonics and alter
ativescontaining nothing which per
mits its life as a beverage or intoxicant,
it is rccognlcd as tho best and purest
medicine for all ailments of stomach,
liver or kidneys. It will cure sick head
ache, indigestion, constipation ana drive
maleriu from the system, Satisfaction
guaranteed with each bottle or tht
money will bo refunded. Priceonly fiOc.
per bottle. So'd by Snipes & KitiorMy.
LOST.
A bundle of keys, two of them brass.
Please leave at this oillco.
t :7 iaii -v w
WOOD'S IHOS1IIOIIVU.
The Great ISugllsli Ileiaedy,
IToiuptly una permanently
curca oil forms of Ktnous
Wcalnttt.EmUitoni, Sperm'
otorrhea, lmixtency ami all
tJTMsof Abuse or Excesses.
Jlecii prescribed over t!5
yeiirxhi fjounandaof eiues;
rt.r.M t Aft. ' uooniyi(tiMvieanauon'
JitfirtaniAfttr, f Ak
ilruugUt for Wool' l')ioiliodliie If ho (Torn
lomi.worttili'iiaiiiodleluoiuplaeoof tUU, louvo hli
difhourrt (dure, Jacloto prleo in letter, anl
we. will rend by return mall. Trice, imo pneluige,
$tPlx,t'i. OiiiiD(.'(i'!i-ns.',(.i!ti'()Icuiv. J'auipli
Jet la plnlu ended cm elope, U ccuU pontile.
AiUHi'3 Thu Wood Ultoiulual Co.,
V.il Woodward uremic, Detroit, ilkh.
Bul l in 'J'ho Dulles by Hiilies iV KliierMy.
Gentlemen
JULY AND AUGUST
Hot Weather Begins Now
WARM
See our Stoulc of-
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
ELEGANT NEGLIGE SHIRTS,
FINE SCARFS AND COLLARS.
STRAW AND FELT HATS,
BATHING SUITS AND TOWELS.
For Ladies
r3
We are showing a fine Stock of Collars
and Cuffs, Underwear, Gloves, Stainless
Hosiery, Embroideries. Laces, Etc., Etc.,
at Prices Away Below those offered by
our would-be competitors.
Lace CurtainsAll Pricks.
Bargains in livery Department.
Cor. Court and second Sts, q St TvT XT A TPTDTC!
Tte Dalles, Oregon. o. Oo IN . Xlxl.iXJX10.
Siiniii mil mi Dry Goods,
Fancy Goods and Notions,
(Jepts' mYf)T (jOod5,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now eouipleto in every department.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
rem, casn. H. Herbring.
..Familiar Faces in a ATcio Place.
C. E. BAYARD,
Late Special Agent General Land Office.
J. 13. BARN ETT.
Jf?e Ieal Instate, tpar), Ii?5uraiee,
COLLECTION ACENCY.
NOTA Y U BLIO.
Parties having Property they -wish to Sell or Trade, Houses to Rent, or
Abstract of Title furnished, will find it to their advantage to call on us.
We shall make ii specialty of the prosecution of Claims and Contests
before the Unitep States Land Oilice.
85 Washington St.
THE DALLES, OR.
Have You Seen
:h;t h e x ;
Fine Millinery Goods
AT
112 Second Street.
ANNA PETER SCO.
J. H. CROSS.
At tho Old Stand,
Cor. Second and Union .Sts.
jay, Grair?, peed arjd ploiir,
Groceries, Fruits and Seeds.
Oaali paid for EJgi'is'S inctcl HP'otaltrcy.
All goods delivered Free and Promptly.
THE WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE
IN -
B-OOKS.
A Y
I. C. NICKELSEN'S.
The California Winehouse,
Is now open, and its proprietor an i 1 1 soil his homo- A
L produced Wine at prices in tho roach of evoryhndy, A,
r Also, hest Peanuts to bo found. Ooods guaranteed T
to bo Pure and First-Class in evory respect. 4
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Thompson's Addition.
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