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Hang
Corner
And watch the pleasant countenances
, i 1 1 .
Ui inwsora oy, as xney gaze m our
Corner Window, and see the display
o nobby HATS that we have just
received for sale.
Don't You Need One ?
All goods marked
in plain figures.
PEASE & MAYS.
Tbe Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Mml the l'ontoRlce at Tin- Dnllca, Oregon,
Mcuud-cla matter.
I. dial Ail vrrtlalnc.
SCcnt jh.t llnu tor llmt Insertion, and & Cent
arllac (nrenrh ubeo,tient Insertion.
SpocUi rte f ir Ioiik tltnu notice.
AU loc. notice received Inter than 2 o'clock
Ul pc-ttr tbt.' following dny.
TUESDAY,
SEPT. 20. 1893
TU Daily and Vrckly Chronicle may
U found on rale at I. ('. Xickehen'f ttore.
City i
SEPTEMBER SHORTS.
mil County Xrwi Note of .Minor
Importance
A bonnet in inv !tni(cet chnlr.
With piy lai tills thut women wear;
A went i,t rof ev'rvwhere.
A merry voice thnt nwiktu mi' drenm
l 1 ml uud tl'wcr mul nutiltt trenra
And new i i'iu u l.ny nml curdled criitru.
.. oii'l -Ujipi-rn Uld iiMity:
" prhiU ii'l'inud with ribbon guy;
rill'truir t l .it r.,!,u- ,cU to tllV.
k . tt( nnii ti-.iit tr..tf my hidr:
" ' 1 "1 "li lreh mid fnlr.
W'tl, t h In Itll'Lli'. lllTO Hlld there.
1 nur l . f !...ur- mid frolic Vidtl.
r ' Mtt'ul.'
"f I ri ten
h 'hi' t. in t'ltvn HKulti.
-Tuck.
of Toll to
S
i Hub been secured
Active tilii pnients will
Dr. K. (J. Sunders him titnvixl frnm hit)
hill residence down on to Fourth street,
between Lincoln unit i u..i..
Tlie rock crusher bmm m.rllitnn
yesterday at ; :3o o'clock ami l,v ft imd
a goodly pile- ready fur hauling. '
Desirable residence property for rent
is very scarce in the city. Jn-iulriea are
InilUf! llltilv .......1.1 IH
.v uuu uHuuuiys mat are
ior rent.
After S o'clock tomorrow ni..i.t i.
city water will be shut oir ..11 ,,!).
the bluff, to allow time to clean the
reservoir.
Kvans, Kelly. Colin .m.i km,., m...
umann prie fighters, were sentenced
H,WJ each, and h HVl. lllirw.,.!,..! In it...
lu W1U
lupreino court.
The second trial of the ciiho
l c ..
- . camauina Vox for neBault I
ressinir at it s nu-
wuij: tins urternoon.
I Tl
! ". i" quite a quantity of wheat
u on u,e Jteuulator wharf which la
wig Held till enoiiKl
r ii hout loud,
won commence.
lue next annual meeting of the
wluinbia Jver Conference will bo held
"i The )ttiioa in fiejitemLer, 18U-J. The
wnference la always presided over by a
Wehop of the church.
A stranger in the city who him trav
eiltd over tl10 count conaiderably, euyu
, 1 TlllJ 'Hea hits fewer vacunt houiiee
JJn any clty wlilclt he has yet vitited.
. tllB iH tr". Those houses which are
"ant are generally undesirable.
Tlio Regulator took a large load of
'"Wit dowu the river this morning.
""e industries were well represented,
veral tons of Diamond Mills flour
jjcupled a good portion of the boat.
, , A-Jionney shipped threo wagon
.Til ?, hKH and er freight made up
'ill list.
,,fr;A'' Stanford, whose ranch is
wt yield of wheat. From off fifty acres
"obtained over 2,000 bushels, all of It
tine quality. Crops along Junior
tl f. ;J uniformly good and with any-
"f 1 ko u flr Price our farmers would
thlr iocktLKok fMttou.
Mr, a. Wlnans has presehted Tiik
'"o.mui.,: win, a bo of the finest
peaches it has been our pleasure to see
this year. They nre uniformly largo
and of delicious flavor. While sampling
them, the question nrises : Why is it not
ns easy to ra'iBe nil peaches of good
variety, instead of, as is often the case,
to nourish trees bearing inferior fruit?
There is a pool of water in front
of Second street, on the bed
of Mill creek which is liable to cause
some annoyance. It receives the water
from one of the sewers and as tho outlet
is not very good the sewerage has accu
mulated and made quite a lake. Stag
nant water and especially sewerage iB u
menace to health that cannot be over
looked. Tho Methodist church was decorated
Sunday in honor of the return of its
pastor, Mr. Whisler. The pulpit was
hid in floral profusion, while over the
pulpit were the words "Welcome to Our
Pastor" in large, gilt letters. Mr. Whis
ler linf just been returned by the late
conference anil this was his first Sunday
in the new year of appointment. The
congregation are to be congratulated in
having so able a minister for their juts
tor. George Oinstin brought into the Ore
goninn sanctum Sunday a bunch of
grapes and said they were the first to
ripen in Oregon. The Oregonian printed
the remark without comment. At The
Dalles tho first ripe grapes were brought
to town on the -'oth ol July, ami snip
inenta have been made ever fdnce the
10th of August to Spokane, Montana and
interior erne. Such a statement un-
fhiilleiiL-ed in the Oreironian is capable
of working great injury.
The marine commerce of The Dalles
was at its height last evening. Four
hcowb heavily laden with cordwood sailed
into nort and. with one that was un
loaded at read v, made five along the beach
Tho wind didn't rise till late and two of
the scow came in about 10 o'clock
To those who stood on the Umatilla
Iioueo porch and watched their white
eulls come around the point the sight
was ii pretty one. A ship under full sail
is a beautiful picture anil even a wood
hcoW tinder a stretch of canvas is less
beautiful only in degree.
Let tint fSoixl Work tlo On.
Some days ago wo published an item
culling the attention of tho city oiliciuls
to the spread of thistles. The next day
tho thlstlea on the place mentioned weio
promptly cut down, which fact we were
glad to see. Jlut it does little good to re
move the thistle from one portion when
it is surrounded on all sides by a heavy
growth. There are several more blocks
along Second and Third streets which
are covered with tho weed and should be
removed. We hope prompt action will
result and that Tim Ciikoxici.k will not
again need to call attention to the
matter.
The Lucklcu'luluml NUr.
The ill fated steamer Inland Star etill
pursues her mad career of misfortune and
disaster. She is now high aud dry on
the beach west of Mill Greek with day
light creeping through the seams. Sev
eral suits are entered against tlio boat
and site will probably have to be sold.
The investment was an unfortunate one
and was so conceded at the time it
was made by those whose experience
gave weight to their opinion.
Wooclt Woodl Wood!
Best quality fir, oak and slab wood,
Leave orders at 133 Second street or
corner Third aud Union, All orders
promptly attended to,
Maieii tfc Uknton,
PERSONAL MENTION.
Hon. Zera Snow, a lawyer of Portland,
is in tho city today.
Mr. J. T. Peters went to Stevenson on
this morning's boat.
Mr. Alex. MacLeod went to Grants on
last night's passenger.
Rev. Air. Whisler of the Methodist
church left by boat for Portland this
morning.
Mr. W. E. Garretson took the Reg
ulator for Cascade Locks this morning,
where he goes on a business trip.
The condition of Mr. W. S. Mvers is
reported as much improved today and
the gentleman will soon be able to at
tend to business.
A party consisting of the Misses Anne
and tiess Lang and .Miss .baton, of i'ort
land, left by the Regulator this morning
tor a lew days stay at Ulouu Cap inn.
ItOKN.
September 21st, ISO.'!, to the wife of
Mr. J. W. Pennington, a sou.
In The Dalles, Sept. Gth, to the
of James R. Steel, a daughter.
wife
1IIKI).
On Mill creek, near The Dalles, Sept.
2.1th, Andrew Clemens, infant son of M.
J. and Alleusia Speichinger, aged one
year and 10 months, funeral will take
"place front the Catholic church at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
A l'lrHMllit I'urt.v.
A very pleasant party was given by
Dr. aud Mrs. Hollister last evening in
honor of Miss Mattie Hollister. A
large crowd of The Dalles best young
people filled the parlor of the hospitable
residence and pasted a pleasant evening
in playing whist, interspersed by music
and conversation. A delicious lunch was
served by the ho-te?s after which tho
prizes were announced. The score
cards were daintily gotten up und'wero
novel in conception. They were mado
from birch bark gathered by Miss
Hollister while in Michigan this sum
mer. The prizes of the evening were
very tasty. The head young lady's prize
was a pearl handle gold pen and the
young gentleman'.; a copy of the " Hridgo
of the Gods" from the pen of that bril
liant and too early lamented young
author, Rev. F. H. Rulch, who died a
year or two ago at Hood River.
MILITARY MEN AND MATTERS.
Tiik mercantile and armed natives
of the world have 1,W3,000 heamen.
Of the seven full generals who were
in the confederate army none are now
living.
Tin: Pennsylvania national guard
will not visit the world's fair, but will
hold the usual state encampment.
Tin: olllcers of the Swedish navy are
considered as military ollleers, and in
full dress are obliged to wear spurs.
Dll. DKI.AVAK llLOODOOOI), U. S. N.,
who became widely known on account
of his striking resemblance to tho lato
James (J. Jllaiiio, is to be retired in
August.
Tiik big cruiser Philadelphia is off
for a three years' cruise. When she
reaches tho western coast of South
America she will receive ordora send
ing her to Honolulu or Samoa.
Wiikn the new minister to Germany,,
Mr, Theodore Runyon, presented him
self to the court of Herllu with Ills cre
dentials, he dazzled beholders by ap
pearing arrayed in tho uniform of
major general of the Now Jersey np
tloual guurds;
Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish.
lloudutilif.
THE MARKET8.
Condition (Ic ni-tnlly liiiprm Iiir Tim
Win-ill Supply oMIin Worlil.
TtinsDAv, September 2(1 There is it
marked improvement in business; in
jobbing lines there Is a better Inquiry.
The grocery and provision trade liiis
assumed its usual activity with enlarged
orders from tho Interior, and denlers aro
wearing a smile instead of the blanched
countenance of tho past few months.
Prices continue steady in merchandise,
and also in groceries and provisions.
Ihero is no change to nolo in country
produce. Eggs aro scarce still and tho
market is firm at 18 to 20 cents per
dozen, the market is stocked up witl;
ii i. , i ...
nu Kinos oi vegetables ana prlcea are
nominal with the exception of cabbage,
which were sold yestordav at one cent
per pound.
Tho fruit market is steady and dc
liveries are largo for shipment to Sound
and mountain marketH. The Earl con
eignments wero unsatisfactory to ship
prs and they arc resorting to other
means for disposal which is meeting
with more favor.
Tho grain market has undergone no
change that has given any encourage
ment to the producer. The published
reports which has been accorded to
agricultural bureaus that the world's
product was the shortest known for
years, now seems to be all a great mis
take and really the harvest for 1893 is
large, and the reported deficiency to be
made up is not well founded. Those
who seem to know of the true situation
of the world's supply and demand, say
there is no reason for builded hopes for
an advance above nominal quotations on
the present product of breadstuff's. Just
as soon as a firm tone is cabled from
Europe a slight advance is experienced
in American markets and in every case
buyers have subsided to some shady
nook, there to lie in wait for a decline,
which follows in quick succession. This
has been the result and is expected to
continue so in a measure, during the
season.
For the Fall Trade
We are now ready with a full line of
Cleveland')) Arraignment.
Washington-, Sept.25. Senator Stew
art began by referring to tho recent
centennial anniversary of the laying of
the corner-stune of the canitol. when.
he Baid, tho president, with more than
100,000 high-paid government offices to
bestow,with a veto power designed only
for extraordinary occasions, backed by
concentrated capital and a "venal
press," turning to the senate wing, de
clared in menacing tones that if the
representatives there assembled legis
lated in passion or prejudice or in be
half of sectional or selfish interests, the
time when the comer-stone was laid or
the circumstances surrounding it were
not worth commemorating. This senti
ment was cheered by a thoughtless
multitude, and construed by a venal
press as a rebuke from the president to
tho guilty venal senate. Stewart then
quoted from the history of England as
to the parliamentary struggle with the
Stuarts. Coming to tiie present time,
he charged that the president, in disre
gard of liis oath of office, allow ed the
secretary of the treasury to violate tho
act which made tho purchase of 4,500,
000 ounces of silver per month manda
tory, by exercising an unlawful discre
tion in purchasing a smaller amount.
Stewart declared that at no time since
Charles I, in either England or
the United States, had any
king or president openly and defiantly
disobeyed a statute which lie himself
had declared inandutory, or allowed his
subordinates to do the samo thing. Was
it not time to sound an alarm? If con
stitutional liberty was of any valuo, all
should stand up and say to the president :
"You havo overstepped tho mark ; wo
cannot afford to havo tho laws of con
gress disregaided."
"A Tiili'iitcil lMltor."
DurhiK tin- I'omliiK months, or the hen ted
period, those whiuire InivelliiKor eoiiteinplHtiiiK
a trip iiwiiy from homei-hoiiM read theollowIiiK
letter from u brilliant and well known editor and
provide theim-ehe iiKiilnst attaukh of headache,
and dl.iine.
ir.NTi.Kii:.N I had occasion to tim heveral
boxe of Knmi-u' Headache ('aimiiles whilu
trufellliK to I'hiciitfo to attend tho .National Hem.
ociatlo Convention, They acted llko n charm in
prevenliiitf litiiilnclies and dlzlllCMi, Have had
very little headache i line my return, w hicli K
reniarkaljle. Your rc-pcctfully,
John U. tiiun'Kit,
Kd, ltcnovo, l'ii llecord,
Tor tale lv lllakeley it Houghton, I'lesetlpllon
HrufKil, iVi Second f-t., The pulled. Or.
For a lamo back or for a pain in tho
side or chest, try saturating a piece of
of flannel with Chamberlain's Painllalin
and binding it on to tho affected parts.
This treatment will euro any ordinary
case in ono or two days. Pain Halm
also cures rheumatism. SO cent bottles
for salo by Blukoley & Houghton.
WOOl), WOOD, WOOII.
Rest grades of oak, fir, and sah cord
wood, at lowest market rates at Jos. T.
Peters A Co. (Olllce Second and Jeffer
son streets.)
Ask your dealer for Mexican Silver
Stove Polish.
Ready-Made Clothing,
oiSgodL xteess Goods,
and all other kinds of Dry Goods
Q
Wo are noted for tho irood values wo vivo
in Bleached and Unbleached Muslins,
Sheetings. Printe. Ginehnrns. Rootn ami
Shoes. Hosiery. Gents' Furnishings, etc.. etc.
o
WOOO'H XniOSPHODINJSi
Tlio Great BnslUb Remedy,
iTomptiy aiia permanently
our all forma Ol AVreOu
WtakneU.EmMont, Sixrwt'
Otorrhea, JmpcUnoy an4alt
tfftcfofAbut or Ctt-MMa,
ix-cu inscribed oier a
cumIu tliouumtUof raeei
I.I l.l.t,.. flMftllvMiitfftu. .. I.. fm Wn.ul'a IliikanllOllillB I If hO OffOrS
IruUUCIII'i w, imii "-' - ' I uiumi w - - " -. . .,
. , . ,. ,),. i... i,u .Mi wjiutworthlcMinodlclnompUvcoof ttiU, leavo bU
Simmons Liver Regulator, by Its mild uton. ,0 prtce in letter, ond
cathartic properties, relieves tho bowels wowlllaenil by roturn mall. Trice, oiw jiackago,
from obstructions i.n.l euros hen.hiche, 1 ?f
indigestion and liver complaint. Addrwa Tlio Wood Chemical Co.,
- jai wo'AJivoru uviuue, utiiwi, wivu.
Ute Mexican Silver Sluvu Poll eh ' Sold in The Dallex by UluUley A Houghton.
The Balance of our Summer Importations now
Clearing Out AT COST.
Cor. Coin and second sis.
Tie Dalles, Qrezon.
S. & N. HARRIS.
3STEW
Siring M Siir In Goods,
Fancy Goods and Notions,
Qepts' purrir Qood5,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every department.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
H. Herbring.
Terms Cash.
C
Faihiliar Faces in a New Place
J. E. BARNETT
EX BAYARD,
Late Special Agent General Land Office
Jt?e leal Instate, loap, Ipjurapee,
COLLECTION" ACENCY.
NOTARY
UBLIC. -
Parties having Property they wish to Sell or Trade, Houses to Kent,
or
t
W
Abstract of Title furnished, will find it to their advantage to call on us.
shall make a specialty of tho prosecution of Claims and Contests
, before tho Unitep States Land Office.
85 Washington St.
THE DALLES, OR.
Have You Seen
:KTHE "
Fine
112 Becoud Street.
Millinery Goods
AT
ANNA PETER & CO.
J. H. CROSS.
At tho Old Stand,
Cor. Second and Union Sts.
flay, -Grair;, peed ai? plo ii r ,
Groceries, Fruits and Seeds.
Gtxmlcx pil5L for tt&g;& iiacl oviltDfy-.
All goods delivered Free and Promptly.
THE WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE
IN-
BOOKS.
A. T
I. C. NICKELSEN'.S.
The California Winehouse,
Is now open, and its proprietor will soil his homo
producod Wine at pricos in tho roach of uvorybody.
Also, best Poanuts to bo found. Goods guaranteed
to bo Pnro and First-Class in ovory respect.
Thompson's Addition.
c. BECHT.