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Saturday, September. 30, 1893,
We will place on sale, our
gShoes for Fall
CAREFULLY SELECTED,
HANDSOME, DURABLE.
STYLISH, N REASONABLE
r CAN WE SERVE YOU?
BARE FEET
arc not Dressy.
Some novel features will make this sale specially interesting.
Qotne arid See our New Goods,
perhaps we can Shoe you.
Vi ALL GOODS MARKED .!.
T ' IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PEASE & MAYS.
Tbe Dalies Daily unronicie.
tterat h tin- 1'ontofllre ut Tlio Ih11c, Oregon,
'- iik kiiioiiil'duHK mutter.
I. mini Ail v.irtlMlnc-
Wl'cntH jut llnu (or first hmertlrm, mid fi Cent
illni! lor eiich M)liit.'(tiont Iimertlon.
sficcim ritti-H (or long time noticed.
All lix'iii uiitlcoM received Inter than 3 o'clock
tlllapii'iir tho (nllmvltiK liny.
HIIDAY,
- SKPT. 1!!), lBO.'l
Tk Daily and Weekly Chronicle may
&; found on ale ut I. V. Nickeheu't utore.
SEPTEMBER SHORTS.
ICltjr mil County N'W Note of Minor
Importance.
HUWATlf!( VV TO JIATH.
Tliim (lepiirtwl Mliiwiitlm
In tint liiml of tlu ImcotiiliH,
To ttiu IiiihI of liiiminomu women:
Ami Im ninety iliyn ruturulm:,
a tllvorcelet liu brought with him.
T s ifi) liu k'livo tin: liii-lm,
s-'lt tier Imck unto her iiiii-iun,
In tin' nutHklrtK of CIiIciiko,
Whuixt continues to steadily arrive.
Sunday Uic Northern Pacific will ro
wnw Uh double duilv trixin service.
A number ol citizens will leuvo for tho
Jlood lt'tvur Inir tomorrow morning
I lit) nun htxs tint vet diunnL-od thu
wiieat to tin extent worth mentioning
U rami excursion to Uood Itiver fair
tomorrow. JieKtiutor leaves txt 7 o'clock.
Tlio dux- iinijHHiiKcr trains commence
rtiiuiiiiK through The Dalles upiin Sun
day. Ir. G. C. Ksholimm hua moved
inn otlieo to Xo
block.
" French bank
Twenty-ono hundredths of an inch of
ram fell in the hist twontv-fotir hours jn
ll.ln ..!..!.. '
io vicinity,
ChinumuM are poor hop picker,
MII10N C0IIICS lle.tt Hill hwlinnu ut.l
- ...... ilf U (lttl
'Irk the cleuuost.
Lev. J. W. JenkiiiH Ih moving his
ana faetory across thu river and will
fate il at The Dalles.
Tiie rain of hint night xvas quite ox
Knatvo in urea and wo four danutgo Iiuh
been ,1(" to K"dn that is buin thrashed.
Alex i'argher brought in 2,500 sheep
tOtlaV, wllil-ll wiirn l,..wl..l .,.., I
x iv iuiiviui uu lixi n aim
to tho Sound country via
hipped
Kalinin.
Mrs. Holon Iiuh returned from Uma
"Ha nutl opened up her former boarding
lotiHo tinaiii oppoaito tho Union Htroet
lodKliiK hoiiHo.
Owing to tho lurgo movement of
mt the Union Ptiolflo linn boon coiu
'lcd to put on un oxtru freight truln
two6n Stnrhuckaud Unmllllo.
MusHm. Kfloley and Dubois reaped 624
mahola of will)at from 70 acres on 8
Tho varloty la Chili club, on
'"Winer fallowed ground, and was sowed
the full.
John McOracken, who was lain upon
1 Bn 'kward horao and fraoturod his
Ima been liore for the pust month
returned horte today. He Is now
,n cruteiniH.
Jncluillng tho lodge of Pythian women
2 '"Htftutod in Walla Walla, thoro
0 now in oxlstonce 18 grand temples,
j Btutes, British Columbia and New
'3 000' Wlt'' ft me,nborBh,P of over
x'rf!Urr AUK,wt AnoWi the qplebrated
"rwoKlan violinist, will glvo an outor
'"'"out in the Methodist church tho
Kith of October, under tho auspices of
tho Good Intent society. Local talent
will UHfilBt.
Tho Subject of the sermon at the
Christian church this evening will be
"Drifting from God." All who arc try
ing to live the Christian life, xvill find
this n very helpful lesson. Come nnd
bring your neighbor.
It seems from an article in the Mc
Clnro's Magazine, for October, that Lord
Dunraven is an old nexvfrpaper corres
pondent, and that he hunted with
Buffalo Bill, long before Ned liuntline
made the latter known to the effete east
and perfidious Albion.
The American Kail way Union held
their first regular meeting last evening.
The new union startB out with a charter
membership of 48. The officer? are:
Joseph Beedy president, W. W. Young
vice president, B. A. Benedict secretary
and treasurer, Dan Wilson inner guard,
M. M. Say re outer guard.
A driver came in town yesterday with
six horses pulling txvo wagons loaded
with five tons of wheat. As good prices
are realized for hauling, the teamster
said it has been so long since he "seen"
a dollar that the minute he yets paid he
is going to give all his cayutes a drink
of whisky.
Tho trial of J. 11. Moier vs. Win.
Watson is progressing today before Jus
tice Schiitz. A large number of wit
nesses are piofrcnt. The morning session
was entirely taken up with the testi
mony of the prosecuting xvitness. Mr. J.
JI. Mosler. A large number was in at
tendance. J. C. Nickelson has handed us a
beautiful pictorial pamphlet, issued by
the Hamburg-American Packet Co.,
descriptive of places and objects of in
terest in Algiers, Naples, Genoa, Alex
andria and Jigypt entire. Mosques,
temples, oblisks, natural wonders and
inhabitants are pictured and described,
in an artistic manner. Tho little book
is a gem.
An itemized bill of the "Ludy Manag
ers for Washington" reveals the fact
that they bought several hundred dollars
worth of corsets and other dress goods in
Chicago and had thorn charged to tlio
state. This is u stand-oil' for tho night
shirts charged to the State by h'egent
Smith, of Agricultural college lame.
Walla Walla Union.
Dr. W.JC. Ivinehart has just performed
a very critical operation on tho 10-year-old
daughter of Mr. W. V. Johnson.
Bho had trouble with her kneo joint,
the bono being diseased and having re
pouted abscesses. Amputation is ordiii'
arily considered necessary in such cases,
but tho operation xvill probubly leave
hor with tho use of her limbs, barring a
stiff joint.
Considerable amusement xvus occa
sloned on First stroet today by a mis
chief loving American and u bland
Ohlnoser. The Chinaman's horses got
detached from hi wagon, and whenever
ho tried to back them up alongside tho
tongue tho American would push the
horse aside, The animal being bctxvoen,
the Chinaman could not see what was
the matter. The Celostial was reinforced
finally und the wag had to desist.
Ituuklun'n Aruii'K Hitlvv.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
soi os, totter, 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 lior, For sale by Sulpes & Kin-etsly
PERSONAL MENTION.
Chas. Butler, the sheepman, is in the
city irom I'ort loxvnsenu.
Mr. Kuykendall, whose farm house
burned a lexv days ago, is over lrom
lucoma.
Mrs. E. P. Roberts and daughter left
for Portland this morning where the
latter will be placed in the hospital for
treatment ol her eyes.
Mrs. C. W. Tavlor, xvho has been
visiting her sister Mrs. J. T. Peters, left
for Fresno, Calif., where she will visit a
month with relatives.
Mrs. Geo. W. Thompson and family
departed last nicitt tor Uoliax, WaBh.,
xvhere Ehe will join her husband and re
main during the coming winter.
Mr. J. B. Mowry of Moro is in the
city. He reports not much over half of
the threshing done and there is yet some
grain standing uncut, in Ins county.
Mr. L. E. Pratt of Salem who has b?en
in the citv for the past few davs attend
ing a land contest case, returned home
this morning on the steamer Regulator.
Mr. A. II. Jexvett returned from an
extended trip to Eastern Washington,
Oregon and Idaho in the interest of hie
nursery business and left for his homo
at White Salmon this morning.
I'ev. G. W. Barnhart. xvho has been
assigned to the Dufur M. E. church, re-
ceutlv. called on Tin: Cinioxicu: office
this morning. The reverend gentleman
is to be congratulated in the appointment
to that favorable little city.
Mesdames W. H. Wilson and O. F
Donnell left bv the Ketitilator this
morning for White Salmon, xvhere they
will viwit Mh. Wnrnnr. Till Mrs. Ilnn.
noil's departure for Goldendalo she is the
guest of Mrs. Js. t. Huntington.
IOTi:i. .XllltlVAhS.
Col mn bin Hotel. L Behmer. Clove
land. Ohio: A Edwards. E Edwards.
Stevenson ; J. B Vermillion, Willaby
Willaby Lexvis, E Carter, Trout Creek ;
C C Bo'xvett, Junction : Henry Nachand,
J Bravles. xN . Braxies. Sj btunin. J
Stoetter. Portland: E It Smith, Gus
Buck. D Osxve . Cascade 1-ocks : William
Watson, J'J L ugan, uuy i'iko, Mosier;
T.l Wi'vi on. C uvton: U Clark. Van
couver ;H C McKauey, John Williams,
Hood River; Charles Gregory, Balti
more: u J'eierson, JA'auvsue, uoi. ; will
Evans, Nelson; A II Jexvett, White
Salmon.
I'll 11 with ii C'liliianiiui.
Pease it Mays have fixed up thoir
center xvindoxv with a puuiptfin and a
jar of beans. A gentleman's prizo of a
gold watch xvill bo given to the one
guessing nearest tho number of seeds in
tho pumpkin, and a ludy's prize of a
gold watch for guessing nearest tho num
ber of beans in tho jar. It is an honest
contest, and xvill create much amuse
ment. Guessing xvill cease tho last
Saturday in October, and each dollar's
worth purchased entitles any customer
to a guess.
llt'Hiltu'lit', Toril(l Liver, Coutlvtiiioaii.
Simmons Liver Regulator, by Its mild
cuthartic properties, relieves the bowels
from obstructions and cures headache,
indigestion und liver compluint.
Ho for tin' 1'hIi- I
Hood River horticultural fair Sept.
20th and 30th. Fair for round trip 60
cents. 1). 1'. & A. N. Co.
Shiloh's cure, the Great 'Cough and
Croup Cure, Is for sale by Snipes & Kin
orsly. Pocket size contains twenty-five
doses, only 25c. Children love it. Sold
by Snipes & Kinersly.
Wood! Wood! WoucU
Best iiimlltv fir. oak and slub wood.
Leave orders at 13U Second street or
corner Third and Union. All orders
promptly attended to.
MAIKlt iV UK.NTON.
UkH Mexican Silver Stove Polish
MARKET REPORT.
Fhiday, Kept 20. Tho local trade for
the past few days, has been intermittent
in character, and has had it quieter fono
although It in an improvement over
former periods. Merchandise dcalcrH
report unchanged prices, tho produce
market is abundantly supplied xvlth nil
varieties of green fruits, etc. Country
produco is weak and prices are nominal,
eggs aro dearer and scarcer.
Tho wheat market continues quiet nnd
quotations are unchanged from last re
ports. Tho wheat delivery is active and largo,
nearly all receipts arc on storage, tho
farmers preferring to hold rather than
sell. Tho mills aro buying for milling
purposes, and are paying from 47 to 48
cents per bushel.
Portland's market is moderately active
and unchanged in quotations. There is
a large amount of tonnago in port and on
the way sufficient to meet requirements.
It is said there is a larger number of
Hated vessels for Oregon wheat, than
formerly. The strong tone prevailing
for higher freight rates on tonnage,which
is firm at 40 cts, with an upward tend
ency has an unfavorable effect on values
for better market prices.
Ulcil on tho way.
A family named Nicexvinter, consisting
of a man nnd wife, arrived here last
week on their xvay to the loxver Umpqua
country. They had travelled with a
team from the Grande Rondo valley
coming over the mountains. The man
was taken with fever, and was uncon
scious most of the time after passing the
summit. The lady drove bravely on un
til they reached a hop yard above Spring
field, and being in destitute circum
stances, the crowd of pickers raised a
purse of $8 or $10 and sent them on to
this city, xvhere the man could get shel
ter and care. Arriving hero the
Woman's Relief Corps took them in
charge, procured a dwelling and nicely
housed them xvhere the man could be
nursed. He xvas given the kindest care,
but their assistance xx-as too late to save
him, and his death occurred Saturday
night. Eugene Register.
I'ouml n Skeleton.
On the 20th ult. Saral. Price of Bigge,
discovered a skeleton n short distance
from his hotel. The xvinds had lately
bloxvn the sands away from the skeleton
and left it exposed. It is supposed to
be the remains of a white woman buried
there by emigrants many years ago. It is
related at Biggs that a fexv years ago a
man who lived in Portland xvas here
looking for his wife's grave. Mr. Price
boxed up the bones and xvill take care
of them for a time, xvhen, if they are
not called for, they xvill again be in
terred. Moro Observer.
1)1 EI).
News is just received in thiB city of
the death, this morning, of Wm. Alli
son, Union Pacific agent at Hood River.
WITHOUT HIS BALANCE WHEEL.
MUorli'K of the Would He Cay Doc Whose
Wife's In the Country.
When a man packs his familj' ofE to
tlio country he revels in his secret,
wicked Koul over the thought that he
is going to have a high old time, xvhen
lie will make sure that there aro still
cakes and ale and that ginger are still
hot i' the mouth. This delightful de
lusion lasts about three days, accord
ing to the San Francisco Argonaut, or
at most a week. He eats one or txvo
craclc dinners, prepared by an accom
plished chef; the result is a parched
throat, a headache and other premon
itory symptoms of indigestion. Ho
mingles in the gay and festive throng
of which he xvas an ornament in his
callow days; he is astonished to find
how empty-headed the young men are
and how stupid and vulgar the women.
Is it possible that he ever enjoyed that
sort of society'.' It gradually breaks
upon him that he hns outgrown tho
joys of the coulisses and that ho can
no more relish thu rather liberal jokes
of Aspasia than he can eat candies.
Ho drifts into his club, where he finds
a lot of old fogies xvho say dull things
in a dull xvav upon dull topics. He
Hies headlong from it fiend xvho wants
to discuss the tanll with him and
takes refuge in his empty home, where
ho finds that the single servant xvho
had been left in charge has drunk up
nil the sherry and forgotten to make
his bed.
Karl's Clover Hoot, tho new blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
thecomiilexion and cures constipation.
25c, 50c. and .$1.00. Sold by Snipes A
Kinersly, druggists.
Ask your dealer for Mexican Silver
Stove Polish.
WOOD, woi, wtTon.
Best untiles of oak. fir, and slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates at Jos. T.
Peters & Co. (Office Second and Jeffer
son streets.)
Mexican Silver Stovo Polish causes no
dust.
WOOWH IXOSIXXODIfr.E2
Tho Great Knum Hemy.
Promptly na permanently
cure U forms of AYnxjm
I Weukneu. EtnUtiont. Bvtrm'
atorrhta, Impotencu and all
tfftct' o4ove or MffiiM.
ixcu jriw.TJUru uvvr
vrnralti thouiawlaof cnsBflt
tr' ,it niedtelnt H'lioicii. Alk
drtigtrUt for Wood'" rJiouihqdlnei If bo offer
somowortulwsmoJIcluploplncoof ttit, loavo his
tluboncn store, lucloso prioo In letter, una
will rend by return mall. J'nce, cno pacKogo,
bU.CS. Oil tnHJKli!- "in cure. j-uui;ju
In plain nenlod envelope, W ovuu posiafo.
JUidrtw Tlio Wood Oliumlcul Co,,
IU1 Woodward avenue, Detroit, Minn.
Bold In Tlio Dalles by Blakeley iV Uoub'litou,
wo
lc( Jtl
For the Fall Trade
Wo are now ready with a full lino of
Ready-Made Clothing.
Dress Goods,
Black, ctzxcl.
Colored
and nil other kinds of Dry Goods
CHEAP FOR CASH
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Wo are noted for tho trnnd vnlnnn wn rvn
In Bleached nnd Unbleached Muslins.
Sheetinirs. Prints. Glnehnmo. Boots nnd ( I
Shoes. Hosiery. Gents' Furnishing?, etc.. etc. V y
The Balance oi our Summer Importations now
Clearing Out AT COST.
Cor. Court and second sts.
Trie Dalles, Oregon.
S. & N. HARRIS.
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bills,
Fancy Goods and Notions,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every department.
,
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
Terms Cash.
H. Herbring.
ALL OTENIMq
1S93.
Novelties in Millinery.
Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Etc.
SATURDAY, SEPTElWBESt SO.
Remember, yon arc expected.
Very respectfully yours,
112 Second Street.
ANNA PETER & CO.
Familiar Faces in a jVcw Place,
C. 13. BAYARD, J. E. BARXETT
Late Special Agent General Land Office.
Bayard eft; Barnett,
Jf?e Ieal Instate, loai?, Iiurapee,
& COLLECTION ACENCY.
KTOTARY ITJTJLIO.
Parties having Property thuy wish to Sell or Trade, Houses to Hunt, or
Abstract of Title furnished, xvill find it to thoir advantage to call on us.
Wo shall niuko a specialty of tho prosecution of Claims and Contests
before tho Unitep States Land Ollico.
85 Washington St.
THE DALLES, OB.
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The California Winehousc,
Is now opon, and its proprietor will soli his homo
produced Wino at prices in tho roach of ovoryhody.
Also, best Peanuts to bo found. Goods guaranteed
to bo Puro and First-Class in ovory respoct. '
Thompson's Addition.
c. BECHT.