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Tbe Dalles Daily Chronicle.
'ic I'ontoQcc at The Dalle, Orfgou,
kb tx:ml'Climi mutter.
I.ocul Adrrrt lulu;.
WCnif K-r line Inr flmt Insc-rllou, ana 6 Out
Kt iltit- t'ir cii"h KtiLin-f lien t iiiMrtlon.
'(wLi ruf-i lor lorn; time notice.
All lnca. " ttlccH rwclvvd later tbnn S o'clock
111 Bppvnr tilt following dny.
ball occurs Tuesday evening at the Unia-
I tilla house, and the popular price of ifl
) a ticket ha been fixed.
j I). C. Herrin has photographs of
i nearly every prominent Indian in the
I United States of late year.-. He fur
nishes a complete verbal history of
each. The photos are well done, and so
is the talk.
Fajserable Imports cbritinue to come in
Tin- Wwulc School.
Wruthrr Forrcut. ' T
'Jlftal lorrcatl for twmlv-Jour howl endtttc at
i j, in. tomorrow j
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For I nday and Saturday fair and-
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lpiiiij cooler. riuvic.
WUATIIEIl
Haroineter, 2.G5. f
Maximum temperature, 101.
Minimum temperature, 54'.
River, 11.0 feet above zero, f
Wind, northeast. ;
- SUIT. 1,1893
Ths Daily and Wftkly Chronicle ;ia;
found on sale at J. t . i tclrhcn tlort.
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SEPTEMBER SHpRTS.
- - - Mt i iuur
IiiiliortancC
wiri .Mnry I
Mnry iutd u Uttlr lumh
i nun in tut r.uxi uitf .Mnry grew;
A rjrioiit ciiiue int-y couuiii i nun
KnotiKh o( tint t lumkto miike a tev.
T
Ireland of Mosier is in
Rev. Frank
Air. (. . Utianuler ol,Jloou Kiver is in
In the last hour and a half the ther-
J. K. Itunkin proposes to establish a
J lie wneat crop ol wubco county this
ICCHlllMILH. Cfl rx
he mercury lacked only a half degree
llATillir Lilt! UlllLt'HL I1UV 1 1 1 LI1U PraMII
101 In ttu uluiilf
S!e state apportionment for Wasco
county this year la only WW.'M. The
The long-looked-for rock crusher was
Itrr.. .... IJ I A
"'JUIH up UU H1C JHUIUlUl lUSV VVt'Il-
The crusher and engine w eigh six
tons.
The boys nnd girls of Wumic have do
nated enough money for the purchase of
new hchool bell twenty inches in diuin
l:r. The procession for the firemen's tourn
ament will start at 10:20 a.m., instead
jf 1 1 :-0, ae the types made us uy yes
terday. Tlio JJusy Gleaners will give their last
lawn sociable for the season at the resi
dence of Mrs. Goo. A. Llebeon Saturday
veiling, September 5id. Admission 15
cents.
The stockholders of the Wasco Inde
pendent Academy will hold an adjourned
weeting at the court house tomorow
afternoon at 2 o'clock for the purpose of
fleeting a new board of directors.
Mr. (jtadelman brought in noine mum
oth eanteloupen, of the famous Col
JU.Uk variety, which have an excellent
avor. No wonder cunteloupes from
t'lu Dalits hold first place lu the mar-sets.
from the farmers. Peter Godfrey's field
of grain on Five-Mile, threshed out IS
bushels of wheat per acre. And O. W.
Cook's field on Three-Mile, yielded 20
Iliushels tier acre
iJJ'iflunu'e'rEtood that -the "busineFK
houses will close up Monday and Tues
day from 10 to 5 to allow their men an
opportunity to witness the races, etc.
A very good move, and fitting in more
ways than one, since Monday is Ijibor
day.
Mr. Knsttvood has dressed one of
Nolan's windows very attractively out
of school supplies. it represents a
school houte and yard, rail fence, and
children entering. It is very unique
and has attracted much attention
The water in the Cascades canal is
now all pumped out but a small amount
in the lower end and work will actively
commence laying stone. The first train
load of eight cars of California granite,
all dressed and ready for use, arrived
yesterday and will be used at the upper
lock gate.
The light, northeast wind that has
prevailed for the last three or four days
has kept the smoke back on the west
side of the mountains until todav, when
it veered round into the northwest and
west, bringing with it a dense volume,
which baa almost obscured the sun, and
the atmosphere !b ho thick with it that
it is becoming uncomfortable with its
strong smell.
Au Kzoii UHch Cuiuilet-d.
A letter from F. S. Gordon to Supt.
Troy Shelley is as follows :
I am pleased to be able to state that
the deed for our school building and
grounds, was executed today. The
building is 24x00 feet, and two stories.
Ttie carpenters will begin putting in the
sill windows tomorrow. The new dis
trict starte in practically free from debt.
', It is a great pleasure to know that the
signers of the petition have etood firm
throughout in this matter, and that the
'officers elected at the meeting, are all
a ..
c liberal-minded, representative men.
itiey nave taken Hold ot tins work in a
manner that assures success to our
school.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Dr. Chae. -Adams of Glen wood, Wash,
is in the city today.
The first water flowed to the termina
tion of the new ditch of the Hood River
Water Supply Co., just completed, last
Friday night. The ditch is ten miles
long, dug the entire distance, with the
exception of about; three rods, which is
tlumel. Those who have had tho im
pression that that country is so fear
fully broken up will readily sec that
there is considerable level land there.
The flume is 4 feet wide at he ton. ,2
feet at the bottom and 20 inches deep.
The water is taken out of Dead Point
creek, aud does not appreciably lesBen
the supply. One thousand inches of
water now runs into the ditch, but the
wearing away of the Hides will continu
ally increase it capacity.
rickets for the firemen's ball are on
" nt A. Keller' bakery, Campbell
i Rlukeley & Houghton's, Snipes
K(lnsly'B,A. Newuiau'e, Maier & Ben
jjn' c,,'liuan Jt Coreon'u, Joles Lro.'
. T. Nolan's aud K. JacoUeu'i. The
The Regulator will make a trip to the
Cascade Locks on Sunday the lid iusl.,
to bring up tho firemen. To those wishing
to make the trip, a rate of (1 will bu
made. The steamer will leave The
Dalles at V a. m., aud returning, leave
the Locks at 2 p. in.
D. P. & A.N. Co.
Children often need some safe cathar
tic and tonic. Simmons Liver Regulator
will relieve colic, sick stomach, indiges
tion, dysentery aud the complaints in
cident to childhood,
Mr. 3. C, Roswell, one of tho best
known aud most respected citizens of
Rrownwood, Texas, suffered with diar
rhea for a long time nnd tried many
different remedies without benefit, until
Chauilierlain's Colic, Cholera and
Dlurrhaa Remedy was used; that re
lieved hiiuatonce. For sule by lilakoley
& Houghton, Druggists. Isu.
Doane are in Port-
Dr. nnd Mrs. O: D.
land for a few days.
Mrs. Southern of Boyd departed for
Hood luver this morning.
Mr. Chas. Butler and Mr. Ketchen of
Port Townsend are in the city.
Rev. Atkinson arrived last evening
and took his departure for Dulur.
Mr. Geo. W'T Miller and family re
turned from .Sealand last evening.
Mr. J. B. Crossen left last night for
Portland to be absent several days.
Mrs. W. H. Moody and family were
passengers on the steamer tins morning.
.Mrs. wary J.augnun returned lrom a
few weeks sojourn at tho seaside last
evening.
Kev. . u. anu airs, uurtis leu on
the morning boat for the seaside, to be
absent a week.
Miss Ixirene Iee of Portland came on
the Regulator last night to visit Miss
Kdith Randall.
Mr. T. J. Btirford of Centervillo re
turned last evening from a few weeks
at the sea coast.
School Superintendent Troy Shelley is
in the city anu lavoreu j.he timoNici,K
office with a call today.
Mrs. J. C. Kgbert and children of 10-
Mile, departed for Portland tills morn
ing lor a snort visit among friends.
Mr. C. R. Bono of Hood River called
on this office today. He sayB the Cloud
Cap Inn travel has been very light this
season.
Mr. II. C. Neilsen arrived last evening
irom ixmg m'acn. lie orouclit with him
quite a lot of vertebra and other boneH
of the sea monster, the whale, which ho
win auorn ins lawn wun.
HOlt.N.
At Hemlock, 1ing Beach.
August 17th, to the wife of G. V. Bolton.
a daughter.
Wash.
Ask your dealer
Stove Polish.
for Mexican Silver
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cal says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine I have
ever found that would do me any good."
Price 50 cts. Sold by Snipes & Kinersly.
Shiloh'H cure, the Great Cough and
Croup Cure, is for sale by Snipes & Kin
ersly. Pocket si.e contains twenty-five
doses, only 25c. Children love it. hold
by Snipes & Kinersly.
Shiloh's Vitallxer is what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kidney trouble, It is guaranteed to
give you satisfaction. Prh-e 74c. Sold
by Snipes 6t Kinersly, druggists.
dinger & Bone's stages en route to
Cloud Cap Inn will locate campers at tho
best fishing point iu Hood River valley,
where one can reach Mt. Hood in a fen
hours and vet their mall and provisions
daily. 2ted
Th lUeordcr and the Tram'siS.
i no recorder, as police fudge, has a
Rood opportunity to etudv human na
tnre, lind Mr. Dnfur finds a field calling
for the actUcDt discrimination In dealing
with the tramp clement. He is learning
to distinguish between tho professional
loafer and the merely unfortunate, with
out funds, stranded on a strange shore.
Tho veteran generally has a nice fairy
story fixed up, but In the telling of It ho
invariably layB himself "witlo open,,
and then it is tho youthful judge finds
keenest pleasure in reducing his theory
to o condition, and he is made to see the
force of tho couplet : ' ,,
"O i whnt a tangled web we weave,
hen llrit wc irictlcu to deceive."
The average tramp is not a success as
a liar. He lacks genius. He is a fox,
but never an owl. He disproves the
proverb, "A standing gatepost begets no
wisdom," if by that is meant diplomacy
is to be acquired by travel. The full
forco of its opposite, however, is real
ized: "A rolling stone gathers no
moss." Precious little "moss" in over
visible in the inventory of a tramp's
possessions.
Yesterday a young Swede about 21
years old paraded up and down tho
street in Eearch of a marshal. Ho was
well dressed, intelligent, but without
money and hungry. He wanted a meal,
and said he wanted to deal with the au
thorities and not go to begging of citi
zens. He saw Officer Gibons, who
treated hint as he does all tramps, and
his case came up before the recorder this
morning. He told a straightforward
story, of how he had work part of the
time, and part of the time idle, and that
it was a custom of eastern cities for the
hungry to appeal to the municipal au
thorities, who furnished thein food.
The recorder saw in this man not a
tramp, but a man of misfortune, and
discharged him with the customary in
junction to "get out of town as soon as
possible'."
A Fatlier'n Views.
Mk. Editoii I notice in your paper
an article in reference to two young
ladies. I fully agree with you in trying
to protect and save these thoughtless
ones from disgrace, and by the example
of manhood and womanhood, lead them
to a nobler type of life; carry them out
upon the ocean of integrity, where they
may be taught to shun the whirlpool of
vice, that they may not get into the un
tiring jaws of these social sharks, vam
pires who seek to deetroy the noblest
element in womanhood.
One of these I know, and by her ac
tions believed her to be very reserved,
and am satisfied that she is the dupe of
another. Therefore, Mr. Ilditor, you
did not put the blame where it belonged.
Flave you no reproof for the men who
led the thoughtless into this repulsive
scheme? One word from one of these
men would have been sufficient to have
stopped the whole aflair, and he would
have had the gratitude of the better ele
tnentof this community. We must hold
our fellowmen responsible in proportion
to their ability to avert wrong. Wo ad
mire in our fellow men a disposition to
protect the innocent and 'lift the fallen.
Ii is this element, imbibed into our life,
that holds us together as a community
and a government, and without it we
must go to piece". Hence, the individ
ual who does not observe this law is an
enemy, and pliould be treated as such.
We call the man a thief who enters our
store, breaks into our safo and steals
of us our money; tho man that takes
our life we call a murderer. In the first
case the money can be restored or more
earned, and everything move on the
eame. In the second, tho elements we
most admire still live, for tho dead are
not robbed of character. These men
have a place that society may bo pro
tected. But what shall wo call tho man,
nnd whero shall we put him, who at
tempts to rob womanhood of that which
ho can neur restore rob her of every
thing wo admire in her character!
Shorn of tho noblest, grandest gem of
her existence. The worst thief is the
one who steals that which ho cannot
return, ami fchould be ostracised for
social protection. A Fathiu:.
This 1 to certify Hint I Imvi iuei Kniuso'd
Heailufho Cii.Mile ierjll'iiliy lor over one
year, inn! lime very much lcii-uro In utatini;
that they Jmve always proved hcneflcinl mid
lmo relieved iifln lrom ten to (If teen minute.,
I huvo been ii unlU'rer from lieiidiieho for imitiy
yearn, mid hme never found anything to do nio
iiH iiitiell Kood n Knuiho'n Jleadachu CaiiMiIcs,
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sori'H, tetter, chapped bunds, chilblains,
coniH, and all skin eruptions, and posl
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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded, Price 25 cents
per' box. Vw sale by Snipes k Kin-ersly.
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Panoy Goods and Notions,
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Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every deportment.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
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Familiar Faces in a. Next) Place.
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J. EC. BARNETT
Jf?e Ieal Instate, Ipai), Iiurapee,
COLLECTION ACENCY. ' -
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Parties having Property they wish to Sell or Trade, Houses to Rent, or.
Alistract of Title furnished, will find it to their advantage to call on us.
We shall mako a specialty of tho prosecution of Claims and Contests,
before tho Unitep States Land Office.
85 Washington St.
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