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SALE.
A I DriTe in Sour Dress Cools.
Continues this Week.
A. GENUINE
Of All Our Wash 'Fabrics.
A great opportunity for economical people.
Prices will please everybody but ourselves.
all Goods "Mark ed r.
7 in Plain Fgures. l
PEASE & MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
tavtol thi i'mtiiltliv nt Tin- KiiIIl-h, Ori'Kiiu,
II l l't mill rmnn iiimwi-
I.m'iil .l .'rtlNlnc.
imw Hit .fur lint tinurlMHl. mill fi (VlltH
;!t.i mt I"r ioiu- mm' iiiiiiruh.
All c .1. nntiivs n-elvrii tutor tluill II ii'i.'lm'k
lllnpit.t tVfiill'iwlliBiluv .
Wi'iitlii'f I'lin'riml.
OJKI'il lortratt dt il'viiiir Vnmr.t nullity ill
5 p n l norma.
Tliiir-il.iy anil Iriday fitir, iiml Mlinhtly
wiirnu'r. ' " I'aciim:.
vi:atiii:i(
Ha remoter.
Maximum temperature, 05.
Uiniiiiiuii temperature, r5".
Kiver, feet above zuro.
U'inil, northwcHl.
THl'UKDAY,
aug. :t. iBo:t
Tht Iktili and Weekly Chronicle may
wfoundoii .mile at 1. ('. Ntr.kelxen x ttre.
AUGUST ANGLINGS.
Icli ltii)tiirtim
Hlir Ik nmrllnc fur a IniKlmnil
With a run' mill ilutnty tnuuli ,
llllt lllllh' Hill' HCIIK'K tllO llllll'fl,
l'nr thu umUii'ii tulkK ton much.
City council meeting tonight.
"Arts you going to Chieairo?" in a fuir
lU(!Htioil.
litiHiut'HH mcotiiiy f tilt! Ktiworth
League tonight.
ine gold reserve Iiiih reuchod the
hundred million mark again.
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r. it'll r inn inn in im ir i
leruiiv Kir inn mm ii vt..i... i r.
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"l""" iimm nun nilllilimt IIHIUV.
The crops in Grantlu Hondo vallev ur
reK)rk'il by a correHpondont uh tlfcbeHt
m me nortliwuHt except tlio Wullu Walla
tuuntry alone.
VostiiniHtiiiH fnrOreicon tvuraimimiiititri
ytsterilay iih follown: W. II. Silverli.i.tl.
WoM', Wiihco con n ty, and O.
Kon at olex, Gilliam county.
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introduced.
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" tlii' oII'ilv tl,iH morning a vet Hinullor
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yrmiinfcinn, ami wuIIih only out).
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,lHl ''It'vulor Coui)ituy at GrautH, Iiiih
ri'coivcd iiiNti'iii'ihinu i.. i.....:.. i,
".'t next wuolcat GrantH. TIiih coiuuh
"'tliiMcliuf of my fannorn who liavo
w"i':t ulrwidy tliit'Hlii'd.
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,lllr' TIiIh liiHtltiition Iiiih iiuvcr Iidoii
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buiiniuuriirioil III' ( 1L I IIH.
iH not nH itHhould he at all. Our
"'""ml fai,H ro ono o th(1 U0Ht ,ilJ0r
"t of ftiattiruK, and 0,,0,'j.y ,i niooy
"""'t lon thom ulwuyH brini?H a fulr
rctrn ad moro.
Fred C. Ilakor, editor uml jmbliHhur of
J 0 ' routdulo Chanion, wuh out on thu
jw In a boat with hoiiio ludit'H u fuw
1,. "t K? m wl,,,n U,H "PnmK
k and i!KUI, (Jilinjf with wator. by
nt oxortloii thu party iiumiiKod to rcuoh
e H!,Mro1" tl,m, 10 hmw bolnit drown
iuIp a ,U ),8l,Htul "" that undor thu
a!?'! lluk01, nurry tho Kirl lie
Vod or nil of ta,Ut
A FiirtilKiicr'n KiMtrcj'.
Martin MortotiHun Iiiih juirchiiHud thu
uikIh of Hovoral lots-: which lie on Mill
creel: bottoin juht ahovi! the Fourth
Htriiot bridge, which aro diHconnected
from the main jiortion of Hitid lota by u
precipice about thirty feet high. The
land, to lup."ii into li inh, in not land, but
rockn and gravel, and very uiifveu.
MortoiiHen, who i un old countryman,
Iiiih been engaged for Heveral weekb in
building a rock wall along the creek i
couliueH and propone to fill with dirt
from thence to the blull'. Jt. is u hercu
lean tiiHk, with only a pick, t-hovcl and
wheelbarrow, and he iH making ncarcely
appreciable headway, but he HtickH to It
with Htirprinitig energy, and in the face
of much ridicule from bin ac(iuaintituceH.
Land !h land to Norwegians, and thene
indtiHtriotiH people have tiiipplunted
nature often in reclaiming tractn that
would never rectiive u Hecond thought
by an American. In. a year, or perhaps
two yeurs, thin energetic individual will
Hhow how fine a patch of HtruwberrieH
can bo ramed on this same worthless
stretch of rocks.
Tlir Knur Cut ml In.
Js'ewH Iiiih just come to the city of an
accident at Martin loader's Wind river
spring, down the Columbia, where there
is a hath house for summer tourists.
This bath house is simply a log cabin.
Mrs. lsador and Mrs. liergnian were itr
the tubs, when a party of young ladies,
out of HjKirt, clambered up on the roof,
and were distorting themselves in guile
less play, when the roof caved in on the
bathers lieniiath. Luckily no one was
seriously hurt. Mrs. lsador had a gash
eut in her forehead, while Mrs. lierg
nian and her year-old baby escaped
without a scratch. Maggie lsador was
badly bruised and hud to be carried
hoinu by her brother F.li and a young
man named Sam Woodward. Huay
Greer, cook on the scow .liiliu, sustained
severe bruises and was compelled to re
main. Young Woodward went to the
Cascades for a doctor.
AiulurHoii'h ('oiiilltlim.
A. 1'. Anderson and his wife, who
started to fast forty days, several weeks
ago, are still holding out. Anderson is
said to bo growing very thin and can
scarcely walk, while Mm. Anderson con
tinues to thrive on nothing. Then are
some doubts about her fasting as strictly
as her husband. There are sixteen days
remaining of the forty, mid doubts are
entertained about Amleison lasting that
long. If they lose the contest it is
hardly probable that Flaxbrake Willi'ims
will appear for them in the upper court.
IJisjmteh.
Ki'Ml Kfitutit,
Mruco I(. Can to J. G. I'otrie. lot -II.
block 8, Hood ltivor, $1.
Notice,
The sociable of GcaaiiK Verein Har
inonie, uniiounced for Suuduy evening
next, will bo postponed for a month, on
account of ahHoneo from tho city of a
number of Hingers. J. C. Niokelkkn,
hecrotury.
Go to N. JlarriH for tlno prints; 20
yards for if I.
Ki'Miihh' lleiuluuli" t'uiiMiilvn,
A iimitily UM'il with unvarying muivmi in
mur fur llt'iMliiiilii'.s til' nil kliulN. Thu ruHiiltn
hitvu Imhmi mi iiiilvt'lNlllv Kooil tlmt It In an
luiiKor mi i'Hirliiiiiit. ft Iiiih Invu UM'il fur
lliitilMCliu ii'hiiltlni; (itim lUhluitl(iii, In I'orluil
leal Hluk IIi'iiiIihiIii', In lleiiiliuitii'N 1'iiiui'il iy
mi vine lain u- (nioiiliil ur iiy,sciilj, or hy cxiiusuri'
tu tho miii, unit in nil ciiM with thu must Krntl
fyliiK rcniiltH, We hiivc, niter u tliuroiiKh Iiivim
tlK'tlloi i , Inn! un litMitiiiiny III IhU'Iiik thu iiifiiiicy
lot thlH clliiithu mindly, mill ciMibnU'iitluiiHly
tvcoiniiinul it liimir imlruiifi. i
Heni'iHiKuUy, I
PERSONAL MENTION.
Miuh Ida Iiradley of Portland is visit
ing Miss Grace Hi'ddell.
A. G. Thomas, u White Salmon mer
chant, is in tlio city today.
II. I.. Talkington, of the Weston state
normal school, is in the city today.
Mr. L. A. Edwards and family left on
the steamer Hegulator for Corviillis.
Judge r.radshaw and wife and Clara
Davis returned last night from Lafayette.
Col. li. W. Nevins is at present in
Dallas, looking for a Folk county school.
W. H. Congdon and family left today
for rmatilla, where they will perma
nently reside.
Mrs. 0. Kinersley and family and
Mrs. .Ioh. Sherar left this morning for
un outing at Clatsop JJeach.
Mr. II. C. Neileen and family, to
gether with Mrs. Henry Klindt, Albert
and Walter Klindt left "this mornim: by
Regulator for Zealand, one of Washing
ton's coast Hummer resorts.
Chae. Dugan arrived today from
Mosier, where he lias been on un ex
tended visit with relativee. He is en
route to California, and if not satisfied
with the unexcelled oranges and bananas
of that clime, will return to the land of
the big, red apple.
iioti:i. auiuvals.
Columbia W J Lee, .1 M Vanhiy,
Goldendale; J Crocker, Centerville;
Fred Wilcox, S Culver, C Pchneder, L
C Corson, John Cannon, li A Cook,
Portland; Charles Miller, San Fran
cisco; W II Stout, Hartland; A J Fre
iiiiiii, A Johnson, Linton; D Hoss, Pen.
dleton; W J Odell, Mill Creek; Mr
and Mrs Johnson, Grass Valley; Mrs
Ix-tta SHattman, Vancouver.
Moro XM'N.
Mono, Or., Aug. '2, 1893.
Harvest is at hand and every ono ex
pects a bountiful crop. Sunday and
Monday it was very warm with an east
wind. The thermometer stood 100 in
the shade.
Mooie Hros.' new waiehouse ih nearly
completed and will add another nice
business house to Moro.
We shall expect, a number of families
to move into Moro this fall to receive
the benefit of our school which we an
ticipate will be first-class, us the directors
have employed Mr. W.J. Peddicord as
principal and Miss Nannie Morrison to
teach the primary department. We are
sure our school board could not have
done better in their choice of teachers,
A tire company was oiganlzed last
week with u huge force of men Mid
plenty of water. There will not be much
danger of any large llres at Moro.
There was a line musical entertain
ment given at the school hall Saturday
evening which was pronounced u success.
Mi. J.J. Shaed'cr will electa new barn
on his ranch near Moro soon. Car
penters will be kept very busy around
Moro for some lime to come, to judge
from the lumber that is brought to our
town. J. 15. Mowry eamo in town with
six wagon loads today. Ho bus been to
Goldendale to get the balance of tho
lumber for his new residence which is
soon to be erected.
Mr. H. M. Leslie's house is framed,
uud will ho reaily for occupancy early in
the fall, we presume. Don.
ItOltN.
August 2d, 180:t, to tho wife of Henry
y, Hanna, on Chenoweth creek, n ten
iwund Hon. Mother and child doing
well. Jiugene papers please copy.
LOST.
A bundle of l;evs, two of them brass.
Fle8o leave at this oflice.
Aflk your dealer for Mexican Silver
Stove Polish,
Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish. '
Trniclinrn' Tnntltuto.
Moon Kivku, Aug. 2, 180.1.
Last evening found the male portion
of the institute so exhausted by their
arduous f?) labors, Hint they weio con
tent to sit around the hotel and make
a feeble attempt to diRcusH the text
book question. There wai one notable
exception one was to be seen alone and
contloss in u row-boat, lie pulled man
fully and inti on to a sand bar; pulled
and pushed till free, and then boldly
rowed up Hood river. After a long
nbsence he was seen slowly pulling
back to the wharf. Diligent inquiry
has failed to learn whether or not he
found any orchards unguarded by gun
or dog. Today lie has not been able to
attend all the time, and scums to prefer
to be of!' by hiinelf, like a boy with a
big apple which he la unwilling to share
with his mates.
Several of the lady teachers took a
drive out into the country to Dr. 15ar
rett's, one of the number anting as Jehu.
In reply to the question "Did you get
into any mischief?" the answer was
"No, there was a young man along."
F.ut .ih Deputy Jackson was seen prowl
ing around here this afternoon, we are
keeping our ears on tho alert for a re
port from the citizens. They seem to
be remarkably patient and trusting.
President Campbell of Monmouth put
in an appearance in the afternoon and
entertained and instructed the institute
for three-fourths of an hour. Although
suffering from hoarseness, ho held the
close attention of all.
Tho regular work of the instutute
seems to grow in interest and efficiency.
The following new names were added
to the roll : Itcrtha Johnson, Katie
Cooper, Melissa Hill. Two Yeas.
"A lilc Iti-il Cat."
A large panther was killed five miles
southwest of Sununerville last week by
John Murchardson, the first in many
years. The doirs treed it, end Mrs.
Murchardson sent some small children
to see what was the matter, and they
said they had "a great big red cat" up
in the tree. It measured 9 feet, G inches
from tip to tip.
Ilanunu l'ccl on tho SIilr.it al k.
Tho street oar luid lmtH'd, but to catch it he
reckoned.
.So he run lil' a (Wr, and shouted n1111 beckoned,
'J ill he planted his heel
Un a t-nionth hit of peel
Then he s.uv half a million of slurs in a f-eeond,
He way in too great a hurry; better
have waited for another car. There are
cases, however, where haste is necessary.
If you have night-sweats, feverishness,
weak, sore luiiL'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 be fatal. Before the 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 Leader.
Since its first introduction, electric
bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure mediciual tonics and alter
atives containing nothing which per
mits its use as a beverage or intoxicant,
it is recognized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments of stomach,
liver or kidneys. It will cure sick head
ache, indigestion, constipation ann drive
maleria from the system. Satisfaction
guaranteed witli each bottle or the
money will be refunded. Price only 50c.
per bottle. Sold by Snipes it Kinersly.
See Harris' corner window, oh, my!
Notice.
Notice is lieieby given that the under
signed has been duly appointed by the
Honorable County Court of the state of
Oregon for Wasco Co.,guardian of the per
son and estate of Kdward Evans, insane.
All persons having claims against said
Kdward Jivans are hereby notified to
present the same duly verified to mo at
my residence, The Dalles, Wasco county,
Oregon. Gko. A. Lii:uk.
Guardian of the person and estate of
Edward Evans.
Dated Dalles City, July .'list, 1S03.
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COMPOUND.
.1 ri-iv nt d!sooery by an old
Jill;, tu ..ill. Succe tfulbj iwii
titl'j 1'J lUottsa uls of
Xc fd'f. li tho only juTfcctly
cifilnml rr!l..hln lllfiifrlO ll!.1
i iwi ., of iiiiDnnelnled drucslsti who
oUYr Inferior me items in pl-woof this. Ask tor
Cooh'k Coltun Itool Comiiomid, take no substi
tute, or lni'lcio $1 ami 0 ceuu In postage in letter
and wo will M'lid. sealed, hy return nia'.l. Full sealed
rurtl.'ulari la philn envelope, to ladles only, !i
itouilD. Addieifi l'o lid Lily do hi pa li v,
Jin. 11 1'Mier llloek, Detroit, Mien.
.Sold in The Dulles hy hiiipes A: Kinersl.
Tlio Fifth Annual
FMi'R1
01'' T11K
Second Eastern Orcpii District
Agricultural Society,
WILL II K IIKLD AT
THE DAlihES, 0t?EG0,
October 10th, 1893,
Continuing iivo days.
A. S. MCALLISTER,
1'icsiduiit,
J. O. MACK,
Beoretiiry,
An Appeal
To tho People of Wasco County atid Vicinity:
Owing to the recent IJank failure In this city,
we are compelled to raise a certain amount of
moncv within the next
60 DAYS.
Therefore, we will give to all cash
customers a chanco to buy goods at
50
Cents
on the
$1.
Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Dry Goods, ftj ptyGE, Embroidery
Boots and Shoes and Laces,
The amount required Af LIST be raised in 60 days.
S. & N. HARRIS.
Cor. Court and Second sis.
Tie Dalles, Oregon.
IsTEW
oil i ser Dry mi
Fancy Goods and Notions,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every department.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Tscask. H. Herbring.
. . ..Familiar Faces in a Ncto Place
C. E. BAYARD,
Late Special Agent General Land Office.
J. E. BARNETT.
Jf?e Ieal Instate, ioai?, Iiurapee,
tP COLLECTION ACENCY.
NOTARY
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 a specialty of tlio prosecution of Claims arid Contests
before tho Unitep States Land OHice.
85 Washington St.
THE DALLES, OR,
Have You Seen
H EX-
Fine Millinery Goods
AT
112 Second Street.
ANNA PETER SCO.
J. H. CROSS.
At tlio Old Stand,
Cor. Second and Union St?.
iay, Graip, peed ai?d flour,
Groceries, Fruits and Seeds.
CDzxtrilx jptlcl foi' HESs'S's and Poxiltry.
All goods delivered Free and Promptly.
THE WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE
IN
B-OO-K-S.
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I. C. NICKELSEN'S.
The California Winehoase,
i
Is now opon, and its proprietor will soli his home
produced Wine at prices in tho reach of everybody.
Also, best I'eanuts to be found, (loods guaranteed
to 1)0 l'ure and Kirsit-Glass in every respect.
Thompson's Addition.
c. BECHT,