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B
E WISE IN TIME!
"A Penny Saved is ;
A Penny Earned."
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you wear
liappier.
the Cheapest, Easiest,
them, Uife somehow
all goods marked
in Plain figures.
PEASE & MAYS.
ANNUAL MEETING.
Officer Klrrtcil ami Meeting Vlmvrn
Nmni'il fur Nrt Tutirnametit.
Tlic mitinal meeting of llio Veteran
Volunteer Firemen's Association took
plnco last night tit tlio court, house.
The lionto whs tilled to overflowing.
The decorations were superb. There
ucro lilies of nil nationalities, nntl tunny
emblems of the llremen's order, while
(lowers niul sjti ipa ol evergreen were
profuse.
Hon. Geo. C. S'enrs presided. Little
business was transuded outside of the
election of officers and the selection of
the next meeting place. The election
i resulted as follow-:
j President W. II. ). Joyce of Port
land, re-elect- 1.
Vice President II. .Straight, Oregon
City.
, Secretary J. .1. k'ulley, Portland.
Treasurer II. .. Maier, The Dalles.
1 Incentive Committer -Frank H. Hodir
ik'ns, Salem, I'nnk I.. Parker, Astoiia,
1 K. Fchutz, The Dalles.
Constitution ami Iiy-Iiws tieo. C.
!Scruv, M. M. Lucas and A. 15. .Stuart,
. Portland.
I Oic?on City was decided utonasthe
next tneet'ng place, .Sept. Ith; next.
Siii nil Summer Dry Mi,
Fancy Goods and Notions,
(Jests' puriii Qood$,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every department.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
H. Herbring.
Terms Cash.
MARKET.. REPORT.
No Iiiiir)i'inriit to lt- Nnlcil lii Any
('(itninoillty.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle
tirwi k
I'ottniUc-c nt The Dallex, Orr
ton,
Fish and Thos. Keller, riding on the
Columbia c;rt. Their pretty faces
smiled down upon the crowd from
wreathe of flowers and bunting, and led
by the handsome fire boys, made a very
picture.
I We have reason to I proud of o
; boys. They make n supurb sight when
j running, aud notwithstanding their
I short seaon of practice, rank alongside
jof the best professionals in the land,
j Mrs. -Moody came up last night a- '
brought with her the little suiierer.
Mamie is in a critical condition, and is
Mondav ami Tuesday fair, with slight badlr burned down to her feet, the
PERSONAL MENTION.
J. MotTeUof Gorman is in town t
l.iKiti ,l x-rtMnc.
i! lent t ' .in; 'or Ilrnt iuhertlon, mill 5 Cents
KJljni' i'ik i kutitrauenl insertion.
:la lUh (or lone time notice.
All i.x-n. ii itlcei recclvud luttr than 3 o'clock
IU njiiH'ur ttie f-ilgu lnc day.
Wrultirr Furiruit.
:' Jitr t wtnty-Jaur Iwurt ending
i p. in. tomorrow
at
Itemjierature change.", followed by light I
jam in the mountains.
I WKATIIEI! I
Uarometer, 20.70.
.Maximum temperature, (ill.
Minimum temperature, ."'.
River. 10.:! feet above r.ero.
Wind, calm.
TUESDAY
- SFIT. 5, 1893
The Daihj and Weekly Chronicle may
I found on naif at J. ('. Xickehen't ttore.
SEPTEMBER SHORTS.
fit iiimI Count)- . Note of Minor i terdav
Iiiiiortaricr.
"Mr durlliiKKtrU, ' tint Mother ik-iiii il.
"HUy ut tne M-anliorr, deiir,
Ami II thtro'K inicht tlint wccjti etiil,
w h do M- Ivi u ht.tr "
Itnrk came the ii'iwkwlt milut tn.-n ,!
IV "Drur munimii. do not full
Tout-nil to U", without dcliir
Two dinmoiid TitiKt hy male."
most serioiiK wound being on her abdo
men. She withstood the medical or
ations heroically and does not murmer
at her hullerings. It will be several
days before she can take a turn for the
better.
The Oregon City and Metropolitan
band of Portland are very fine, and dis
coursed some very sweet music last
night. Several prominent citizens were
serenaded, who responded briefly to the
compliment. An orchestra of about .'10
pieces, selected from the three bands,
rendered koine exquisite selections yes-
1'ride goetli before a fall. The Gol
dendale ball team, encouraged beyond
reason at their last victory over The
Dalles nine, engaged in a game with the
Oregon City club. Finding out that
they were not in it, thev concluded to
fitry The. Dalles bors again, and the
record made this morning was the in
eritmble result.
Further particulars are received in re
gard to the death of Linn Cooper yes
terday. The fatal shot was fired from
an old-'lushioned bretch-loading shot
gun, me shot entered under the left
jaw and pass'd clear through the head.
j coining out just above the riuht temnle.
MeCormick of Pleasant Uid,j j Mr. Cooper states that he had no idea
.Several loads of new wheat arrived
h-om the Klickitat todav.
The Dalles team retrieved their
turels this forenoon with the Golden
ilcs by a hnndtome score of 15 to 5.
The Columbia Jiiver Fruit coin pa
kas rcceivd a compliment for the ex-
tllence of its fruit Hold at the Chicnj
J. 1
ne brought in another fine sample of
liile Club wheat, which may be seen at
ur office.
iTIic funeral of 0. C. Stevens will take
wx tomorrow from the family resi
rM on the blull'. lie will be buried in
pflftt cemetery.
Tlie Dalles band were the recipients
f ninny compliments yesterday, for
"ving pluyed with the Metropolitan
'"'id at sight, and the superior uualitv
!tuitic they rendered themselves.
The music at the bJl tonight will un
Houht' dly be the finest of the kind ever
Played in this city. It will be by the
lauiotih I5lrjfeld orchestra, of six pieces,
uiisiHthg of violin, flute, clarionet, cor-,
t, tromtono ftd piano.
vo of the engines in the parade ure
residenfjrs. The Multnomah en-
IHiie, brought from 1'ortland. was in use
In the 50V, while the old handbrake ol
the Jack nut i
fl't'ciuien of the antique in fire equip-
luetit.
Ihe time. US vivfn tnr Tli niHln
fcuui yesterday, was a tyixraphlcal
rror. it was well known to everybody
"at they made the beat time of the
inree competing teams, but in correct.
K a proof an 8 waa unwittingly in
Parted for a 5.
Kev. Alerldife. of Waiu ur-iu m..i
w -1 ... wim iiriih! liiuam
ine revival meetliiuu at mi
it . vpiui uuiiuny
l"Knt, which were verv am-i-iuufMi tiu
PWI - labors will be in connection will,
Methodists of this city the coming
Khii t0 nt,nuo week. After
KSou.
A pretty feature of the proceaalon yea
Kruay WdB the two 1WH .iri.r
pld
mere was a cartridge about the place,
and the one inserted must have been
found by accident and inserted with no
thought of danger.
UlM-euragrd hy Wheat 1'rlvev.
A Goldeudalb dispatch says :
The farmers about Goldendale are
now busily engaged in threshing. Some
are very much discouraged at present
low prices of wheat at Grant's, and if no
advance is made toon at that point
much of the wheat will be hauled to
The Dalles, where the price is much
better for wheat at this time. The hay
crop in Klickitat county is better this
year thuu ordinarily. The only hop
yard in the county is owned by William
Van Vactor, of Goldendale.
I. o. o. V.
A special meeting of Columbia lodge
No. 6, 1. 0. O. F., will be held at the
hall of the lodge tomorrow (Wednesday)
morning at 1:30 a. m. sharp for the pur
pose of attending the funeral of llro. 0.
C. Steven, which will take place from
the family residence at 10 o'clock. All
visiting brethren are Invited to attend.
H. C1.01011, Hecy.
Attvutlon Wootliaaul
Owing to the firemen's ball this even
ing, there will bo no sociable at Fra
ternity hall, liy order of the camp.
Tiiom. If. Joi.kh, Clerk.
Olinger fc lione's stages en route to
Cloud Cap Inn will locate cauiperaat the
beet fishing point in Hood Hi ver valley,
whero one can reach Mt. Hood iu a few
hour and get their mall and provisions
daily, L'tewd
T,
dar
'liios. II. Johnston of Dufuris in the
city.
Mr. Frank Fulton of Biggs is in the
" ty on business tc lay.
.lame 1'e.irson, an old settler of Or
','on, residing at Big llend, is in the
ctr.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Catei are in the
.r and the guests of Mr. and Mrs. P.
De'llufr.
Mrs. J. W. Condon and child retui.i 1
from Long Beach on last night's passen
ger trp'n.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Auderson and
daughter denart'-d this inorr'ng for an
outing at Coll'ns Land'ng.
Miss Gertrude Meyer came up from
Portland last night, Vnd will spend the
w ek with friends in the city.
Mrs. T. Baldwin and son left on the
morning 1 oat 1 1 go to Mt. Angel, where
she will place him in that institution of
learning.
Judge Blakeler and wife arrived this
morning from the'" .etern iur. They
visit 1 .St. Louis and St. Paul, besides a
thr j weks' snr at Chicago.
Mrs. A. B. Potter of Hood Hiver came
up Sunday evening, accompanied by her
daughter Kdith, who was placed
in school at St. Marv'B Academy. Mrs.
Potter returned this morning per Reg
ulator. OREGON NEWS.
The Union Depot at Portland is pro
gressing finely.
Win. A. Daly, an old-tune printer and
newspaper man, died in Portland Sat
urday. While going from his rancli t Tolc Jo,
H. G. Butler began bleeding at the
mouth, and before assistance arrived he
died from loss of blood. It is supposed
he burst a blood vessel.
The Coquillo baseball club recently
undertook to make three times the
number of runs the Myrtle Point team
could, and at the cud of the nine in
nings it had succeeded by a score of GO
to t.
Captain W. II. Harris, of Myrtle
Point, has his muster-roll of the com
pany of volunteers he commanded dur
ing the Indian war, when Coos county
was first being settled, and he will mus
ter all his old veterans who are present
pioneer day, September 15th.
Noah Mulkley, the murderer of
William Mattheson, gave himself up to
Sheriff Noble ut Heppner yesterday, He
has been hiding in the mountains, about
twenty miles from Heppner, and has
frequently seen the deputy sheriffs that
were looking for him. The murder
grew out of un old feud which has ox
ist?d for two or three years. He claims
the murder was committed in self-de
fense. He hud intend. 1 to surrender at
the first opportunity.
A JooU TblUK to Keep ut llantl.
From the 1 my (Kun.. Chief,
Some yeurs ago wo were very much
subject to severe spells of cholera mor
bus; and now when we feel any of the
symptoms that usually precede that ail
ment, such as sickness at the stomach,
dUrrhu'a, etc., wo become scary. We
have found Chamler!ain'a Colic, Cholera
and Diarrho-a Iteiuedy the very thing to
straighten one out in such cases. We
are not writing this for a pay testimonial
but to let our readers know what is good
to keep handy in the house. For sale by
Blukeley & Houghton, druggists.
WOOU, WDOU, WOOD.
Best grades of oak, fir, aud slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates at Jos, T.
Peters & Co. (Office Second and Jetler
sou streets.)
Tm nsim, Sept. 5. since our last
j report the business of the city has been
1 (mite absorbed by the state tournament
1 of the lire departments of the different
cities, which has been on drill and in
session since Monday morning. The
continued quietness of the past weeks in
, trade circles is giving away to a brighter
appearance and our dealers are looking
', forward to the usual activity of the
season.
I The provision and grocery market is
fairly active and prices remain steady.
In produce eggs are in better delivery
I and prices have chopped from IS in
j trade to 115 cents per do., and have a
I downward tendency.
Butter is in fair supply. Extra gilt
edge is quoted at f0 cents per roll, and
ordinary at 30 cents per roll.
Potatoes continue steady on former
quotations, with the usual supply.
Cabbage is in abundance at '.j cent
per pond.
Onions are freely offered at . cents
per pound, with a limited sale.
Apples are in good supply and are
moted at 40 cents per box, with a de
clining market.
Bartlett pears are quoted at 50 to 00
cents per box of ;5 to 40 pounds.
Peaches, choice, 75 cents per box.
Grapes, white water, are dull sale and
the market is quite "off."
The market in plums is decidedly
dead as far as transactions are con
cerned. Melons are quoted at 75 cents to $1.'J5
per dozen. Canteloup3 1 to y cents
per pound.
The poultry market is unchanged.
The wheat market, from reports at
hand, indicates a better feeling in the
eastern wheat centers and a steady for
eign market. Both of the leading Lon
don agricultural journals.tbe Mark Lane
Express and the Agricultural Gazette,
refer to the crop outlook as the most
imfaforablo since 1S79.
The wheat of Indii is estimated at
290,890,000 bushels, an increase of C0,
250,000 over last year's product. It is
conceded that thera U a marked falling
off in our American wheat product, and
the feeling prevails that prices will ad
vance by the cloee of the year.
Grain bags are dear and scarce.
The wool market continues lifeless.
Those who believe that Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Hemedy will cure them are
more liablo to ge't well than those who
don't.
If you happen to be one of those who
don't believe, there's a matter of foOO to
help your faith. It's for you if tho
makers of Dr. Sage's remedy can't euro
you. no matter how bad or of how long
standing your catarrh in the head may
be.
The makers aie the World's Dispen
sary Medical Association, of Buffalo, N.
V. They are known to every newspaper
publisher and every druggist in the
nnd, ami you can easily an-ertain that
their word's as good as their bond.
You wind your watch once a day.
Your liver and bowels should act as reg
ularly. If thev do not, uso it key.
The key V lr. Pierce's Pleasant Pel
lets. One a dose.
Ilucklrii' Arum bMlv.
The best salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per Ikjx. For sale by Snipes A Kin-ersly.
woou'H xiiosiiioziari.
Tbe Great BoslUh nmif.
ITompujr ana permanently
curea aU forma of Wrtvu
Wtakiuu.lmtuioHt, Awrm-
atorrhta, Jmpottncy ami all
tffttfofAbvM or i.Mutt.
liecD prcfcrlM! over ta
,'arihl thoiwaodJ of ctkel)
, . 1 ,., t. 1.. . ....... . ir.IH
Jitfort ana After. ttt dtctn Ask
drugeUt for Wood'a Flioaoboalaei ho offer
Mwafcwortideiiiucdiclnolaplaottoltld, leavo bit
duuonttt cre, Inclow prlca la letter, and
we wilt vend tT return watt. I'rtce, ouo package,
lit lx, $S. OntwtUpUatt,UvUleurt, 1'ainpU
lei In plain aealod tuvtlope, U Of at porta-
Addwaf Tb Woo Chemical Co.,
281 Woodward areuue, Detroit, Mich.
Bold iu The Pallet by Blukeley Jloughtoa.
I
JBP,
FIRST CLRSS
CAN BE HAD AT THE
NTm
C H R O NICLE O FF I C E
Reasonably Ruinous Rates.
.Familiar Faces in a New Place.
C. E. BAYARD,
Late Special Agent General Land Office.
J. E. BARN ETT
Jtye leal Instate, Ioap, Iiurapee,
COLLECTION ACENCY.
KTOTA RY PU BLIC.
Parties baring 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 the prosecution of Claims and Contests
ltefore the Uuitep States Land Office.
85 Washington St. THE DALLES, OR.
Have You. Seen
EiT H E"
Fine Millinery Goods
AT
112 Second Street.
ANNA PETER S CO.
J. H. CROSS.
At tlio Old Stand,
Cor. Second and Union Sts.
J-lay, Graip, peed ai?d plour,
Groceries, Fruits and Seeds.
Oaab pAlcL for zxxxcL Poulti'y-
Hll goods delivered Free and Promptly.
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The California Winehouse,
Is HOW
L prod ucet
q Also, bei
f to bo Pu
Is now upon, and its proprietor will sell his home-
1 1 nr.1... .1 r ;.. .i. . n -i .1 .
ouuceu mnu ui prices in 1110 reacn 01 cvoryuouy,
best 1'eanuts to bo lound. Uoods guaranteed
ure and Jurat-Ulass n every respect.
Thompson's Addition. O E