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Tiie Dalles Daily Chronicle.
OFFICIAL 1'AI'KH OF DALUKS CITY
AMI WASCO COUNTY.
SrUSCKIlTlOX KATES.
BY KAIL, rOSTAOE rRETAID, IN ADVANCE.
Weekly, lyenr 1M
" C month. . 0 7ft
s " . . . 0 ftO
llj, 1 year. 6 X
" 6 month. S W)
per " 0 SO
Addivp nil coinmimlcntlon to ' TIIE CHUOX
ICLF.." The DrJles, Oregon.
I'li-t-omrv.
orncr. nouns
l.enernl Delivery Window a. m. tol i. ra.
ilocoy Oriler " S a. m. to i j. m.
rjonday ti 0 . h. in. to 10k. tn.
1 of banking is nt nn end, nnd business
dependent upon banks is nearly at n
standstill. The banks that are still open
will not advance a dollar, even to the
richest men in the community or on any
I kind of collateral, simply because they
I cannot. They have no money. They
; are driven to extremities to pay what
I they owe to depositors. Consequently
j crops cannot be moved. Xolwdy can
raise a cent on any shipment. Drafts
' secured by bills of lndinc cannot lie riis
, counted. The wheels of commerce are
blocked. Wholesale merchants demand
. cash from retailers, retailers demand
cash from customers, and the cash is
nearly all gone. There is no cause for
this appalling state of thincs except loss
! of confidence in the stability of monev,
i which congress can restore within forty-
10-
k
William Tell
Your Tnther that we seli
SWEET. ORR St CO.'S
closing or mails
trains coing Eat .9 p. in. mul 11 :-I5 a. in.
" ' Wet 9 p. m. and 5:30 p. in
Stace for Goldcndale ?:S0n. in
' l'rliievllk- 5:30 h. m
". "'tiitiilttTtaSvtiu i':iw)ft- m' I eiuht hours, though, without such
" jAnteloiie . . 5:3)a. m. torative action, bad as it is, the situation
tMhKffi TncdY Thursday nnd Saturday. "ill crow worse. And members of con
1 " Monday Wednesday mid Friday, j cress have no mote sense of what is due
, . . , tj1B (.ountrv man to chatter, like a simian
convocation in a cocoa rrove, week after
week, with no purpose on earth except
' to gain cheap credit with fool constitu
ents. It is a depressing state of aifairs.
THTRSDAY,
- - ATU. l'i
SO TIMh FOll TALK.
The annexed editorial from the Ore-,
gonian deserves reproduction by every
paper in the land. The same entimont
has liecn expressed more briefly by
nearly all the editors of the coast, but I
there are few writers who handle a sub-!
ject with so trenchant a pen as Harvey
.Scott, and whether on the right or '
wrong side of a sabject. he is one of the 1
powers of the Pacific coast. In this i
case he is right ; he is in line with pub
lic opinion ; and we will not eek to
'better" his article, only as to giving it
a wider local circulation :
There is absolutely no excuse for the
wasting of lourteen days bv the house
of representatives in idle chatter, to
which nobody listens, not even the
members, when the trade and industry
of the country is gasping for relief,
which a vote of congress will furnish.
There is nothing to say on the silver
question which has not been said an
hundred times before. Xobodv will be i
convinced, instructed or even interested
by the debate. Not a vote will be
changed. The discussion has no pur
pose except to enable cheap dema
gogues to point to the Record and say
to their imbecile constituents that they
did all they could for silver. For this
the agony of panic, the paralysis ot
business, the catalepsy of industry is to
be prolonged.
The debate can have only one end.
There is only one thing to do, and every
body knows what that is. Even the
craziest silver crank in congress knows
that the purchase of silver must be
stopped, and that no other provision for
use of the depreciated metal as money
will be made at present. None of them
has any hope of defeating repeal of
the Eilver-purchase clause of the Sher
man act. All they can hope for is de
lay. To gain time andbefool their con
stituents, they are willing to leave the
business of the country in the throes of
a panic congress has power to stop to
morrow by a decisive vote.
The two weeks' delay in the house io
not the worst. It is an evil example the
senate will worsen. Folly and igno
rance and selfish greed are even stronger
in the upjr house, which was once the
worthier, than among the representa
tives. The silver party is numerically
stronger in the senate than in the house. I c'nM
, T . ... i i rummy
The decades ending in three
ful for the Northern Pacific.
are
in
lute-
under the man
in 1SS3 Villard's falo, X. Y
the road was wrecked
agement of Jay Cooke .
sun declined, carrying down with him
the Northern Pacific railroad: now in
IS93, down it coes ucain.
The Edinboro Scotchman of a receipt
date intimate? that the great financial
depression in America cannot bo laid to
the charge of the silver ques-tion, but to
the democratic platform of last Novem-
i her, which foreshadowed the renea: of
! the McKinlev law.
Mating (Jlnd the Waste (lVnlst) Plnces.
" That' what 1 call making glial the
wait piaecV said Smithson.' as ho put
Ids arm around r. Italy's waist. Hut
Lilly won't care much for this show
of adoption if Smithson doesn't get
rid of that disagreeable catarrh of fiU.
Won't somebody toll him that Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Itemedy will cure him.
liy its mild, soothing, antiseptic,
cleansing and healing properties Dr.
Sace's Catarrh Itcmcdy cures the worst
cases of Chronic Catarrh in the Ilead,
a thoua; U can testify. "Cold in the
Ilead " is cured with a lew applications.
Catarrhal Headache is relieved nnd
cured as if by magic.
In perfect faith", the makers of Dr.
Sacrp'3 Catarrh Ilcmcdv the World's
Dispensary Medical Association, of Buf-
oner to pay S.iOD to auv one
suffering from C.i;vt:ic Catarrh in the
ncad whom they cannot cure.
Now. if the conditions wrm rever-cd
if they asked you to pay 000 for a
positive cure you might hesitate. Here
are reputable' men. with year f honor
a! deaiiir ; tiioasuiK.h "of doll.-.r- and
a c! r.; i:..it: bat!: r.f ;h."ii.
JV- r , f i;i thomtolvcs. lr:i: it
v. . i 'v Isn't any trial pi, .era-
fit; Vest Jumpers,
Pantaloon Overalls
Every garment guaranteed NEVER to rip!
We are also Headquarters for
Mens, Bows1 and Youth s
The Annie Faxon horror is not i-o
much a mystery as it is either a defec
tive boiler or the fault of the engineer
allowing too much steam to be carried
on the old patched shell.
the Dalles
AND
Vlit-iit J'rinI iirtlim
Tin-
mil Ki'iiuirt iiiiit- nf
iVi.rlil.
In order to show the consumption
the countrie- of the world and the dif
ference between their production and
the amount actually required, the f i
lowins figures are presented :
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cor:.Tiut that import imiei.
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CJermaiiv
Italy
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(Sreece
Netherlands
Portugal
Switzerland
Uenmarl:
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ment. 2tl.ogu,uo
11J,I).HJ
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40,l),WiU
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I'urkey. Eurone 'JC.fl,w)
Uosilia 4,a0,mt
Japan iaou,wu
-kjuth America. UC0.Mil
All others 40.iu,("j
I"roduo
tinn. siuyo.'rti
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J. D. PARISH. Prop.
Ijiuivc-. The Dalles nt 6 a. m eviry dnv, nnj nr 1
tive nt I'rhievtlle in thirty-h-.i nur.s I-eavo I
iTinevlle nt 5 . m. every iIhv, nnd arrive al ;
Tho Dalles in thlrty-slx hours
Carlits (he C. S. Mail, Passengers and Express
" l
Comiecu at rri"IUe wiih !
i
States from Eastern and Southern Or-
jfr CLOTHING
In ciwj size, style and iria
.
urn uff! i ifflirrt ft nn
m n. ). n iluhiuq a w.
A "J
YOUR ATTENTION horses
k mm i I ui i.i
Ie called to the fact that
ToUll 1,135, IUMpJO 7C9.WM.lij" :iW,4CO.n-
The exporting countries wiiich raise
more than they can consume, and w hicn
supply the requirements of those whoe
yields are inadequate to the demand,
are as follows :
COUNTKIES THAT KXl'OKT WHEAT.
Acsreeate Home run- .ur;.lus
eg-on, Northern California and
all Interior Points.
iiiMke.s cioe connection at The Dallec with
inns from Portland mid Kntern jKjlnu.
L'osftcoas driTen.
(iced accomsiodanons alosz the read.
. First-class Coacbes and Horses used.
Express matter haadlsd wtta sjesial care.
stage orncEH;
1'rud't'n.
t'liited site- 4j5i,ijO
India 'iMjtnwt
I'.USiia .2!"),flJO.lMJ
AUfctria-Huu .172,W.),l
Kuumuniu M.UO.KO
Cunadu 12,io),(
Ari?ntlna 4(j,im),ioj
Australia :ai.JJ,iJU
Algeria 22,UX),U)U
Etryp; A sur-
ruunalns- ja.uXt.Wo
llulparia . 31,tJ0.OM
ervia ii.iJ0,uuu
17,WJ,0l)i)
Total
and that bodv has no rules to cut oil " All others ' salowlcoo
- t
debate aud force a vote. Half a dozen
iron-jawed senators from the Kooky
mountains alone will waste as much
as the whole
in the house
sumption.
S76.lA).flM
220,14 J.I Mi
21U,UJ.nJ
iri,ij,it
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2"),(4),mi
lil,l.4.0,U4J
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11.000.000
22.00 1,1 4)
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2.'j.i- S. 15. Mk. Mk. Co.,
2;!:;; ! , Dufur, Oregon.
-.nt.uf i On arriving home last week. 1
lu,ii.i44 nl ..(, ,u imvimlMlv iiwiitinc
little Lirl. eight and one
Jlagh Glenn,
! Dler in GIbbh, Lime, Plaster, Cement
and Building Material of all kind.
Crrl4 the Pineal Line ot
Picture Mouldings
J. S. COOPER,
(orutr Hum, VXJOS STOCK YAKHS. Chicago, Jlh
rm. .. i . i i .'.i i i i
lilt: liil!!t!1l Jlllll lllll Mr . V Itlllll III 1SS1IIII 'LI III IllIIM'S 1
the world, will hold Ins 0th extensive sale of west
ern branded horses for season 1893, on
Entries should be made at onee.
J. I.- FORD,
Of IJes Moines, Iowa, writes under dai.' o!
Maich 23. 1SV3-
72
To De found In the City.
tXlashington Street.
HTl..., i: J 4l... J -..l'-l. a . . j . j J-
leads on to for I tine."
The poet unquestionably had reference to tho
-half
foun
On
vears old.
time as the whole lourteen davs set
aside in the house. Nothing but tiie
menacing roar of angry public opinion
will force the senate to a vote anyway,
and the delay in the lower house will be
an excuse for consuming twice as much
time there. It will be great good luck
if the repeal bill shall go to the presi
dent in six weeks.
That means six weeks of poignant
distress for the blood-poisoned business
of the country, which might now be in
healthy state but for the folly of its
legislators ; whose restoration might be
gin tomorrow with removal of the poison
of financial distrust; if its legislators
were -wise enough to do nt once what
they all know must be done at last.
Stoppage of purchase of silver' would not
immediately restore national prosperity,
hut it would restore the confidence
whose undermining hat destroyed pros
perity. It would begin the cure. It
would remove the poison and permit
nature's restoring processes to begin.
It would start the revival of bunineH.
There is patience to wait fur the rest.
There is no patience in the country for
the mock Htatesmen who must gabble
for weeks before acting, like a consulta
tion of doctore who twaddle ubout
ethics while a patient dies, or firemen
who quarrel about precedence while a
city burnt?.
Delay ie not the worst, because the
situation is not stationary. The tdtua
tion will grow worse until it shall begin
to grow better. This is in the nature of
things. The distress is caused by the
withdrawal of money from active em
ployment, due to distrust. This will
continue. Ae the stress grows greater,
nore and more people are hoarding
money. Not only the panicky, but
the ordinarily provident persons, grown
distrustful of banks and fearing loss of
employment, are laying aside little
hoards of cash for the worst. These in
numerable little hoards, in the aggregate,
have caused a money famine. In some
furUof the country, the main business j
lJiao.uxi.ooo i.2a."i.a4.ii)0 :i .-.m n
Ac T.'n.r-. ,.,.; i.r,i..r;,s., t i who mm wasted away to pound
n - -. , ' , . n)w well, Btronc and vigorous, and we!
oiu.ouu.wn, eucn pe.son 01 wnom con-' ,ie?ll(.(1 u . U. Cough Cure has done
sumes over lour nusneis
The Dalles
j Gigar : Factory
FIEST STREET.
FACTORY NO. 105.
its work well, liotu ot the children like
it. Your S. 15. Cough Cure has cured I
and kept away all honrceness from me.
. i r U Llllt: IL LU UiLl II llll UI I.VLUIUT .
ana ot tins it can produce , even with fnr ..t. WinhinL. vmi nrosr.eritv. we nr.. .1 DO of ti
v- jl.jh.js' man
per annum, its
present requirements must necessarily i
be not less than l,4G0,O0O,U0O buthels, '
iClil-OltSlilill
good cropb) only, .30,000,000, thus mak
ing a deficit of .30,000,000 bushels.
Yours, Mr. & Mi:h. J. F. Fonn.
StoflclmltliT"' Stmtini;.
The Dali.es, Or., Julv L'8.
Notice is hereby given that there will '
be a stockholders' meeting of tho Wasc.j i
Independent Academy, at the Academs i
building on Monday, August L'Sth, !SD:;. ,
at 3 o'clock p. m., for the purpose o:
electing seven directors, and transacting 1
huch other busineis as may proper!
come ueiore haiu meeting.
i;y order ot the board
If you wluli to feel freh and cheerful, mid rvndj
j for ttiu eiirtna's work, cleitiise your syntt'm with
! the Jk'rirfuclio mill Liver Cure, liy tntinir t-o or
ie iieat iiranus
inufactured. and
orderu from all parts of the country filled
on the shortest notice.
dawtd.
S. L. UitooKh, Sec'v.
notici:.
Inasmuch as my wife, Gcorgio Anna
lirooks, has, without just cause or pro
ocation, left my bed and board, agains
my wishes and cjnsent, and refuses o
return or further live with me, I here-iy
warn all persons not to give her anj
credit on in v accoun, us I will nd: pay
any bills of her contracting after this
date. C'alkii liuooKK.
Dalles City, Or., Julv 19. ISM d.iot.twit
Sold under a positive Kuurnutvc.
U c-cntn l";r rxittlo by nil driiuuifil
W. E. GABRETSON.
iii jewel
SOI.K A I. NT f'OII Tilt-;
Ui.
The reputatiouof THE DALLES CI-'
(JAi! has ljeeome firmly established, and i
the demand for the home manufactured i
article is IncieaPing every day. j
A. ULRICH di SON.
r. WISU.MAN. VT.M. MAItDKKS,
at CRANDALL (k BURGET'S,
wno are selling tneso roous out at Rreatly-rodticea mtei
MICIIKLHACH BKJCK. - - UNION ST
WINHNS
The Snug.Is
HI". NKW TOWN lum U-; idattvd mi the i.ld ciiinii cround. itt tin- lfor h mi.
1-ulln or Hood rivur. with liircu. flKlitly IiH. brjul strft-tf mid isIIovh. l-oik1 t
W. H. BUTTS, Prop.
No. 90 Second Sreet, The Dalles
Hitd iiiircuiit'r,vitliBliiidi-lu iirolii-ioii, iTfwldiliniL'r,U lli;liliiii wou'iUi
on iik ii iii'.uiiwiu ruiiiircr rotiort lor nil OtfK '
Or. I
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All Watch Work Warranted.
Jewelry Made to Ordeiv
lax Hronirt Hi.. TUti lul !-. Or
A. WESOLO,
Tub Boston Tailor.
This well known Htand, kept by the
well known V. II. Butts, long a resi
dent of Wasco county, has an extraordl-'
nary fine stock of
Shfcp Herder's Delight and Irish Distorbaae 1
In fact, all the loading brands of fin
Wines, Lijuors and Cigars. Give th
M man a call and you will come again I
Uliseman & Harders,
iSalooB and Wine Rooms
climntv. tliuct iitral attractln
bulim tliu Haircut town to ;,it. mmL It in miiiarullclw nn n miiniidu v
center, Ijvlirj; tlio imtiiml touIit for lun k.Ui.!i- mili-s of tilt l.Kt c edurir '
timber, iMu-wdm; iu.IUoiih of liorM' jkivmt In lt liif IiIuk flrcimiK m.d n
fnllN, uiHlly huriicsned. Wlu-ri' ciii-t.p mo'Im- jimvcr e.li.t, tin-re tin i
inctorlvti will Cunlr, nirroiindnl liy Mill mid cllnuito Hint ca'H.ot I
iinyuhere fur fruit nnd iutIi ullurc. mid with triuiirtii,.t"ii 't
you wilt ili.d tnu tiie ilni i-to niiij-o n jioifect liome i" it K
,iClc
L . -. . J. T . , f
ttuui wss m at, jrxoou xvi"
Wasco County, Oregon
1
ilSO per Bottle,
Cures Couclw, IXoa-eiii,8oro Throat,
Croup iirompUyj relieves Wliooplna Coui;li
end AHtiimu. F-ir Conuinptlon t bus uu
rlvul: has cured tliouutiuU vLere all other.
imicsa; wmctJUB you u taken in time, bold
by DruKBiMtB on a anmruntcu. For Ijime IlaciC
vi Cfaeat, use kjutAJW i-i.AtiTi:te. is, cu.
II LO H $CATAR R H
remedy;
a?e VI. :i j.lliiTh? ThMrr.ir.Of1k' Ii mi..i.
t3C-d to euro vou, I'rUiCQvta. Jiil'icu.r troH
Hot Mlehy Snipe KlutrHy.
The Dalles,
East End Second St.
Suits Made to Order from
$18.00 up.
Pants from $5.00 up.
I'orffnt I'll CliiHrHiittiud.
Oregon.
Northwest corner of Kecnnd and
Court Htreeth.
CLtflF?fl STORY,
Art Teacher
Hl.mn X 1111, n,,,. It. ..I.I
, , v JV Addrees:
.tol.l five J.oin .Moi.d) and Ttorl.ri cf ir o i
Eggs for Hatching
From thoroughbred fowlu.
13 egge.
iid eggs.
,1'J.OO
. 3.00
TITLE PERFECT '
W. RossWinans.
D. BUNNELL,
Pipe Work, Tin Repairs ail
MAINS TAPPED UNDER PRESSUBB.
Roofing
K. M. HAKKIMAN,
Endereby, Or.
-t 4TVk A- YtlCfi
onop on ihira &treet, next door west of Young a u
lilacksmitli bhop.
i