l)c Dalles
Cyanide
VOL. VI.
THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY, SKI 'TIMBER 9, 1803.
NO.
73.
dalles Daily Chronicle. FRENCH & CO.,
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l.lVo, JIl'NTINUTOX A WILSON Atto.
I .w at law -omctw, hrencira uiock over
iiXtlotial ISmiL.. ' 'i Dullt. Oregon.
II WILSON ATTORIIBY-AT-LaW KOOIM
. Frrncii A, Co.'h hunk bulldlnc, Beeoud
Kl. IhetlHllen.On'Rim.
, KSHr'.I.VAN illoMJiorATiiic; J'hvbician
laud hUUt)1k)N,--(:ulla mibworru promptly.
br nlRht, city or country. Olllce .No. aiiU
4pnun hlwt "
. 0 1) DO A K K rilYHlCIAN AND KCtl-
uiiin Utiles, roonm f und C Chapinuli
i. lU-Mdenrv H. E. curlier Court uiiil
ii mart, fvc Hid iliKir from the corner,
hour U to U! A. M 'i to f mill 7 to 1'. M.
..liliAM lirMTiMi- fin. i?iviii for the
Mtnloh citrnctloii of teeth. A1m) teeth
i riiiwil uliit,il,iiiiit iilnti Ittiomi, Hltfll (if
IjoMou Tooth, Beooiul Htruet.
rifrti I.OIKiK, SO, If., A. V. .V A. .M.-Iwt
bm mm thin! Mommy ol rue It month ut
l.l'.rt UOYAl. AUdll C1IAITKU NO. t,.-
MeetH In Munoiitc Hull the third Wt'diieMl)
fcli mouth ut 7 1. M.
I:
)KKN WOODMKN OK Till: WOULD.
ilt. Howl .UnmiiNn.&O.MustkTueMliivcvuti-
inch week In rrnteriilty Hall. ut7::io u. in.
IfcTJMlllA l.ODOK, NO. I, O. O. r-Mect
ivery rriuuy uvuiuiik ut ,:su o'l-Khik, In K.
nun, corner mtoiiii una uoucl HtreeU.
niiiK urotiiorH lire woiuouie.
ftouilil, riec'y II. A. llu.l.n.N. 0,
IKNDSHU' I.OIKiK, NO. K. of I'.-Meetn
every tionnuy uveuinx u( v::iu o clock, in
ino'h biilldltiK, corner of Court nnd Kmiud
Hojounung memlHirx ure eoruluiiy lu
W. H. Cham,
kV.VAtiKK, K. of It. nnd H. C. C.
iKMHLV NO. i8,.7, K. OK L.-MeeU In K.
ol 1', hall thee!oiid and fourth Vtcdue-
o( euch month nt 7:!t0 p. m.
OMKN'H CIIKIHTIAN TKMl'KKICNCK
rMON wl mo!t evorv Krldny nfteriioou
clm'k at the rending room. Allure Invited.
rmoii Ih1co No. 1. O. (I. T.-Ueculur
I weekly inuellni;i Krldny ut b r. u., u
trnlty Ilnll. All nru tivtUil.
IClllilnMAM, C. T, U, ('. Ki.KCK, Ho
Kl'I.K IX)HOK. NO. 3. A. O. U. W. MuetH
u hruturiilty Hull, over Kellem, u hecoud
muiirvauy evenuiK" at :u.
11. 1IANHKN.
M UrKiM, Financier. M. W.
.If S.MlTH I'OHT. No. XI. (1. A. ll.-Mi-eth
"'"7Hiituruuy at 7:;) r. m in the K, of r.
... .
"r ! K. MeetN every Huudny uftcrmMiii In
iv, oi r. jinn.
IjiUern of Crwlit istrued nvailable in he
EixHtern Btato.i.
Hight Exchange and Telegraphic
TratiHfersfloldon hew York, Chicago, St.
IiOtiifl, San Francisco, 1'ortland Oregon,
Soattle Waflh., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all points on fav
orable term.
THE DALLES
National Bank,
Of DALLES CITY, OR.
President - -Vice-President,
CaHljior, -
7i. F. Moody
CitAiti.ifH Hilton
M. A. Moody
General Banking Business Transacted
Sight Exchanges Sold on
NEW YOKK,
SAN FUANC1SCO,
CHICAGO
and PORTLAND, OR,
Collections made on favorehle terms
at ail accessible points.
J 8. Wchehck.,
IToMdent.
J, M. 1'ATTmtgON,
L'Mtaler,
First National Bank.
VHE DALLES. - - - OREGON
A General Banking liusineBs transacted
JJepostts received, subject to bight
Draft or Check.
Collections mode and proceeds promptly
remitted on day ol collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on
ew ork. San rrancisco and Portland.
f-UHU VKUKfN-.lii!t uverv
.-iiiiir In the K. of 1'. null.
HlllldAV
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K.of 1'. Hull the llrtit mid
" -ii iiiontii.ut 7::w
107 -MeeUIn
third vdue
r, m.
THE UIIU1M1IIKH.
'-''KTKKH CIIUUC1I - Hov. Kuther Hmo.nn
Jru", I'liKtor, Uw Miibh every Kiindiiy Ht
IIIKll MltHh Ut lOillUA. M. VliClh ut
ifl1'' ''1UIUCH -Union Htrwit, oppoNlto
f i11, . Iluv' l;" HutcillUi Hector. KervlceH
IV1"?' nt 11 h"l 7::to v. m. Huiuliiy
' " . Kvenlnt; I'rtiyur on Krldny ut
UT It A i'TIHT (MIUUCII Huv, O. U. Tay
, ,,' "flor. Mornliitf nervlo.'H every Hub
K.l i ,,,u, ,V.;,".,H,"" . Hiililmth
um,, . I 'U!l.tVi' "ii'riiliiK horviciw.
I rldiiy evcnliiK ut l'lmlor'n real
1 union H'rvlceH in the court liouso nt
'"'.fiVMH1 v'I.,iPNAli IIU0-Hov. W. V.
i 17 J. U """''vcryhuudiiy i.t 11
mriuiuerH cordially luvlltd. Hunt fico.
i'O1 H el iol W, 'V "'"'"'IhKiit 11 ii. in.
t !! ) i r t. K iwortli
rhiiuy ov i In i.'i.f'i.m' r."i'"r, "'Wl"!? ovuiy
I, txtumjLd by both ,limtor mill lwlJll0
'""yluviti'd i y 11 '' M-
lry one '"J0 ,,m' A !"ll"l nclooiuo
UI HKCTOKS.
D. I'. TllOXISO,S'. Ji.0. S. Schknck.
Ed. M. Williams, Geo. A. Likbk.
H. M. Bkall.
W. H. YOUNG,
BiacKsnilti & wagon Slop
General UlackHinithiug and Work don'
promptly, and all work
Guaranteed.
Horse Shoeing a Speciality
Third Street, opp. Liebc's old Stand.
House
Moving!
Andrew Velarde
IS prepared to do any and all
kinds of work in his lino at
reasonable figures. Hub tho
largest house moving outfit
in Kustern Oregon.
' .
Address P.O.Box 181.The Dalles
S. L. YOUNG,
: : JEWELER : :
Wntoben und Jewelry repnlad to order on
kliort notice, and Htinfuctlou Kuurnuteed
Fitorv of I. V, 'cklHn, HA Ht. The DhIIo
The Question
l(F ' simple one easily
Jk decided by reason and
jjjt, common sense. j,
GOTTOLENE
JUL Jlr
T the new scientifically
W prepared shortening is
V made from pure beef suet,
ffc and highly refined vegeta-
jjj blc oil. Lard is made, in
jtt. the majority of cases, in
2. tl'c packinn-house, and 3f
not as of old, from the pure m
leaf of the hog. Which i
likely to be the most
healthful? Decide for JMt
yourself. It must be
COTTOLENE
m
m
m
Send three emu In stampi to N.
K. Falrbaulc & Co.,Chicaco, for
handwrne Cottolene Cook Ilook,
containlne &ix hundred rcclpei,
(reparrd by nine eminent autho
rities on cooking.
Cottoitoc i told by all grocers.
KefiuaiJl substitutes.
rtade only by
N. K. FAIRBANK & COI
CHICAGO, NEW YORK.
jflff BOSTON. A
"The Regulator Line"
The Dalles, ForQanA and Astoria
Navigation Co.
Chas. Allison,
-Dealer in-
PURE
THROUGH
Freigni ana Passenger Line
Through daily service (Sundays ex
cepted) between The Dulles and" Port
land. Steamer Regulator leaves The
Dulles at 7 a. m. connecting at Cascade
J)ckB with steamer Dulles City.
Steamer Dalles City leaves Portland
(Yamhill street dock") at 0 a. in. con
nectin'.' with Ptetimer Regulator for The
Dalh.
I'A.MSENC.KIt ICATKis.
One way
Round trip..
.12.00
. 3.00
Tickets on sale for Long Beach, Ocean
Park, Tioga anil Ilwaco. Baggage
checked through.
Freight Rates Greatly Reduced.
Shipments for Portland received at
any time day or night. Shipments for
way landings must lie delivered before
0 p. m. Live stock shipments solicted.
Call on or address,
W. C. ALLAWAY,
Oenerol A cent.
B. F. LAUGHLIN,
ieuerl MaiiHger.
FHE DALLES.
OREGON
Headquartors at Okas, Lauor's.
Jlitvlnir liiul a lino luirvebt of iiiituriil ice the
bent 111 the world. 1 urn uretmred to furiilr.li In
any iiiuiiitlly una nt bottom prices.
CHAS. ALLISON.
O. F. STEPHENS,
12 IC A. LICK IN
Dry Goods
lothing
hoot, HIiooh, 1 1 ikt r, ICtc,
Fancy (qood jloiion
Kto., Ktiu, K.lu.
Seoond St., Tho Dalles.
The St. Charfes Hotel,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
This old, jiopulur and reliable house
hus been entirely refurnished, and every
room bus been repapered and ropaintei
and newly enrpoted throughout. Tho
houeu contains 170 rooms and 1b supplied,
with every modern convenience. Rate?
reasonable. A good restaurant attached
to the house. Frer bus to and from all
trains.
C. W. KNOWI.ES. Prop.
RY
SODA WATER AND I0E 0REAM.
Candies anil Nuts
lit wIloleNiilo
IH)tlltlllllh,
l') II A COO, ! )
tJIC.AKS AM) I i
SH'KK'f DUINIIM
Specialties
I'lnobt Ponmit boaster In The Dallot-
2tt's1?oot J. FOLCO
At Ugli'
Mrt 1 1
lektutVi nut.
A DESPERATE FIGHT
Opiam Smugglers in San Francisco
Harlior.
ONE KILLED AND ONE CAPTURED
A Woman taught m a Water Whcc
and Killed A Revivalist
Breaks Jail.
San FitANOisoo, Sept. S. Custom
bouse officers had a lively battlo with
opium-smugglers at the Oakland mole
early this morning. One smuggler was
captured and another probably killed,
and $5,000 worth of opium seized. The
opium was being lowered from the
steamer Romulus into a small boat
when Inspectors Casey and Sprague,
who were biding near by, demanded the
surrender of the men in the boat,
There was no leply, anil the inspectors
fired two shots from their revolvers.
Henry Hendrickson, a boatman, sur
rendered, but the other man, a member
of the Romulus crew, iumned over
board, and, as nothing since has been
seen of him, it is feared he was drowned.
The Romulus was from Nanaimo.
A Frlsiitful Death.
FitESNo, Cal., Sept. S. Word from
Pollaeky, twenty-live miles (northeast of
this city, announces the tragic death of
Mrs Adam Pollinger, living at that
place. About sunrise yesterday morn
ing she went to the water wheel at the
river to adjust it for irrigating, and in
some manner her clothing was caught
in the gearing and her body was whirled
around and around till she was fatally
injured. Her ton, hearing her screams,
ran to her assistance, but w.19 too late.
She lingered in an unconscious condi
tion for several hours, when death re
lieved her sufferings. Deceased was
well connected, being a sister to Jeff
Donaboo of this city. Her husband is
on a prospecting tour and cannot be
reached.
A Jtevereml Thler.
AuoUhTA, Oa., .Sept. S. Rev. John
Berry, a noted revivalist from the
mountain region, who lias been for
some time in Gainesville awaiting trial
for robbing a co-operative store run by
the farmers of White county, has es
caped. His fervor in the pulpit led his
neighbors to trtiet him. A few days ago
Berry's wife visited him and gave him
her corset steels, and out of these ho
made some very sharp and line saws
with which be liled oil" the bolts of the
locks. He then tiled the iron bars, and
out he went with live other jail-birds.
The sheriff, in speaking of his escaped
prisoner, said : "He was the most re
ligious man I ever saw. He prayed
night and day, and J would have trusted
him anywhere." The reverend gentle
man has u host of friends and relatives
in White county, und if he only reaches
their protection it will be hard to get
him again.
' Kuiln I'anliK'w D.iuth Confirmed.
1ONUo.v, Sept. 8. A letter from an
oliicerof Kmin Pasha's expedition con
firms the report of the murder of Kmin,
and announces tho (hiding of a box of
Euiin's dispatches, written iust before
hu was murdered. The box is now on
its way to England. Tho letters de
scribe in detail the capture of Nyaugua,
which was stormed March 4th. The
Arabs lost 800 men. Only two P:uro
peans were killed.
Klrrtrlr MltwM.
This remedy if becoming so well
known und so popular as to need no
special mention, All who use J-.lectric
Bittern Mug the ime song oi praise.
A purer medicine doe nut exist and it
l guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Klectrie Bilteih will euro all diseases of
tho liver and kidneys, win remove
pimples, boils, salt rheum and other
alleetions caiifcd by impure moon. .
Will drive malaria from the system and
prevent us well as cure all malarial
fevers. F if eiuoof lieaiiueiie, consti
pation : n' indiirestioii try Klectrie Bit-.
teiS. KiitilV NlllMUCUUII guiiiniiiei-ii, ur
inoiii'V refunded. -Price .Vie and .f 1 per;
bottle tit Miipi iV Mnerciy s.
lHiokli'11 Ainieu nnle.
Tho best salvo iu the world for cuts,
bruises, son, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sore-i, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, und all skin eruptions, and posi-
tivolv cure-, piles, or no pay rcquiieil
It isltnuitiiieeil to give perfect satisfac
tion, ur money refunded. Price 'Jo cents
per box. For sale by Snipes iv Kill
ers ly.
Shiloh's Vitsilim- is what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid User, yellow thin t i
i. !.).... ir.oii.io Ii ih vuiirmiteeil i
n i ui
k :.r , i '. ,i . !'i ;ni 7-le Sold
FOREIGN FLASHES.
President Camot of Franco is danger
ously ill.
Riots are occurring in the Nottingham
coal mining district.
Frances Willnrd.the great temperance
apostle who has been in Kngland some
months, is still ill. Shu is compelled to
abandon all work for the year.
There is great anxiety among the in
habitants of Rio Janeiro as to the inten
tion of tho insurgent fleet. It is feared
the town will be bombarded if tho gov
ernment fails to comply with their de
mands. The Franco-Siamese dilliculty is not
yet settled and it is rumored negotia
tions will be resumed where suspended
some time ago; but, rumor adds, the
time accorded by Siani for a resumption
of the conference is three months hence,
when the water in tho river is too low
to enable the French gunboats to insist
upon the execution of the Siamese
pledges.
The inhabitants of the Lower Ottawa
country have for twentv vears refused to
pay their taxes, and bailiffs sent to col
lect them have invariably retreated
much the worse for their trip. A com
pany of militia were lately ordered to go
ami back up the bailiffs, when the peo
ple fixed up an ambush, and the militia
refused to proceed. A larger number ot
forces have been ordered out by the gov
ernment.
THE CHURCHES.
OREGON NEWS.
An attempt was mado to burn the
Gilliam county court house Thursday
night by unknown parties.
The hop-pickers of Polk county re
fused to hire Chinese pickers at -10 cents
box when they now pay whites 50
cents.
The rains are not damaging the hop
crop, hut tend to breed the hop lice.
However, there are no hop lice in the
Yakima countrv.
Judge Gillnirt, in the United States
circuit court yesterday, overruled the
demurrer in the important case of the
United States vs. the Oregon & Califor
nia Railway company.
The fires in the Blue mountains have
caused the destruction of a great amount
of timber. Large tracts of timber have
been entirely destroyed, and thousands
of cords of wood have been burned.
Mrs. Shearer, aged 72 years, died on
the Hh in Goldendale, Wash. She had
been suffering from partial paralysis for
two weeks. Hie was the wife of William
Shearer, a pioneer and former resident
of Washington county, Oregon.
Central Point people are greatly dis
appointed because it lias been decided
not to hold a fair this fall. The major
ity seem to think that the directors of
the Jackson County Agricultural Asso
ciation showed the white feather unnecessarily.
J. A. Rounds, a young man of 22
years, son of a respectable citizen of tho
Kust Side, Portland, has been arrested
for attempted blackmail on four counts.
He would write to a married woman,
whom he knew to have monoy, telling
her that if shu did not send him $50 at
once he would expose her relations with
certain men in sucli a manner as to
maku life unbearable for her. He was
caught ut the postoflico while, asking for
mail, and made, a clean breast of it. The
woman, instead of sending the $50, took
the letters to the chief of police. Their
niimea were not given out for publication.
Those who believe that Dr. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy will cure them are
more liable to ge't well than those who
don't.
Jf vou happen to bo one oi those who
lon't believe, there's a mutter of $500 to
help your faith, It's for you if the
makers of Dr. Sage's leniedy can't cure
vou. no matter how bud or of how long
standing your catarrh in the head may
be.
The makers are the World h Dippen-i
sarv Medical Atsociation. of Buffalo, X. 1
, lliey are Known movery newspaper
publisher aim every uruegist in aw
and. and vou can easily ascertain that
their word's as good as their bond.
Ynii wind vour watch oneo il iluv.
Your liver and bowels should act us reg
ularly. If they do not, use u key.
The l-fil Dr. 1'iereo's rieasuut rel
ets. Uuu a nose.
I'se Mexican Silver Stove Polish.
Kvangellcal Lutheran, Ninth nnd
Pentland Preaching services Sunday nt
10:110 a. in. ; Sunday school at 9:30.
First Congregational church, corner
Court and Fifth streets, Rev. W. C.
Curtis, pastor. Services ns follows on
Sunday: At 11 a. m. and at 7 tfO p.
in. worship nnd a serrnon. Sunday
school immediately after the morning
service. Young People's Society of
Christian Endeavor at 0 p. m. Topic,
"LessotiBfrom Paul's Life," (Actsxxviii,
.'10-31,1 Cor. ix, 16-27. All persons not
worshipping elsewhere arc cordially in
vited. Christian church, Sunday school at the
usual hour. Preaching nt 11 o'clock a.
m. and 7:30 p.m. Morning subject,
"The Greatest Religious Problem of the
Age." Evening subject, "The Prodigal
Son and the Much Neglected Daughter."
Special solos by Miss Moore at each ser
vice. The religious people of the city
and community are especially invited
to be present at the morning service.
The young peoplo nre especially re
quested to attend the evening service.
Methodist Episcopal church, comer of
Washington and Fifth streets, Rev. J.
Whisler, pastor. Special features of the
morning service will be baptism, recep
tion of members into full communion
and tho pastor's address ; sermon by the
pastor at 7 :30 p. m. ; Sunday school af
ter morning service ; Junior League at
5 p. iik; Epworth league at 0:30 p. m.;
class meeting Sunday nt 10 a. in. and
Tuesday at 7 :30 p. m. ; prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. m. Seats free. A
cordial welcome to all.
THROUGH THE COURTS.
Two Cihxamex of Petoslcey, Mich.,
will test the validity of the Geary law
in the United States court.
William Swan, a waiter, was recent
ly fined twenty dollars for purloininp
a sandwitch at a summer resort near
Long Island sound.
Tin: first divorce ever granted to
Indians of full blood and married with
Indian ceremonies has been registered
in Oklahoma territory.
Is the early days of Virginia a law
was made punishing with deatlx the
man who killed a hog, goat or sheep.
This was done to provide for thu in
crease of these animals.
The sum of live hundred dollars was
offered by a company of British chem
ists for a case of grippe which attacked
any person using their preventive, a
"carbolic ball." The preventive was
a failure in one ease, and the .sufferer
sued for the live hundred dollars in a
London court, and got it.
A .fnitsuv City jury were considering
the case of a criminal, but could not
agree upon a verdict. They unani
mously agreed, however, that they
needed alcoholic stimulants, and these
through the connivance of an outsider,
were hauled up by a string to the win
dow of their room. Under the influ
ence of tho stimulant they became so
hilarious that they had to be rebuked
by the judge
l'itrii;;iiay I'oints.
At the beginning- of the lust war
(in ISSd) the population of Paruguuy
was reckoned at 770,000; to-day it has
less than 50,0001111(1 fully six-sevenths
of that number are women.
These ll?mvs do not refer to the no
madic savages that swarm that part of
the country called the "Chuco," whose
borders tiro t-opnrttted from Asuncion
only by tho narrow river but to their
near kinsmen of more or loss adulter
ated blood, who live in bamboo huts,
cultivate, the soil to a limited extent,
and consider themselves civilized. The.
uncontrolled Indians of the Chaco
are reported by the government sta
tistician!, to number upwards of 100,000;
but in reality nobody knows much
nbout them. Even at the capital the
aboriginal (luartini hinguage is more
luiivr-ally spoken than Spanish, and
the weekly journal, Kl Latigo lm
inoutnl, is half nf it printed in that
liincnatre.
Ail VKiitUK'' of VYuttti' Tninioi tutlon.
It costs but -5 cents to transport a ton
of coal by water from Buffalo to Duluth,
1,000 miles.
For a lame, back or for a pain in the
side or chest, try saturating a piece of
of flannel with Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and binding it on to tho atfeeted parts.
This treatment will euro any ordinary
case in one or two days. Pain lliilin
also cures rheumatism, 50 cunt bottles
for sale by Blnkuluy Houghton.
Ask vour dealer for Mexican Silver
Stove Polish.
Highest of alt in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
RoVaI
Baking
Powder
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