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Soles
On
E)a rtli ?
Saturday, September 30, 1893,
We will place on sale our
IShoes for Fall
CAREFULLY SELECTED,
HANDSOME, DURABLE.
STYLISH, REASONABLE.
CAN WE SERVE YOU?
BARE FEET
arc vol Dressy.
Some novel features will make this sale specially interesting.
Come and See our New Goods,
peril nps we can Shoe you.
r-Vi,l all Goods marked ! t
T IN PLAIN FIGURES.
PEASE & MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
literal 11 tliu I'oHtnlllrc at Tln DuIIuh, Oregon,
iik second-chum mutter.
l.oenl Ail vrrtlNliic.
WCcM per lino fur llrnt tiniertlnn, imil U Cunt
wrllin' fur each Hitlitriiunt Insertion.
jpeeliii rates for long time notlccii.
MS luciu iintlci'H received Inter tliim : o'clock
lll npi'ear the, followliiK liny.
SATIMJDAY,
sept. ;to, i8:t
The Daily and Werkhj Chronicle may
bt found on nalr at I. ('. Xic.kehcn' utorc.
SEPTEMBER SHORTS.
City mill County NVtvK NiiIoh iif Minor
Importuned.
I worshipped at tier fi'ut.
Vet run tln il"-y;
I re.illeil not then
How colli are they.
Tln Oregon I'roHH AHBoeiutiou nirotn
in l'c mllctnu next year.
Hnud Uivi-r luiH to ontertuin 175 edit
orH tmliiy, who arrived tliiH morning.
W. 1.. Ward threshed an average
ot 1S' UihIh'Ih per ncro from a larc,c
iifld of voltuttur wlit.'ut thia full.
Tlio oitizuim of Cuutervillo uro diHctiHS
iiiK plniiH for inilucine; tl locution of it
liu-Ko mercantile titore ut that place.
Tilt) OtllollllUMlt of Uii) public hcIiooIh
m tlio city for September is -MO. TliiH
ih the luroHl for tlio correHpondiiiK
month in tin. hiHtory of tlio city.
Tlio I'nion I'uuilii: Iiuh withdrawn
from tlio WeHtem I'aHHCiij;i)r AhhocIii
tion, and it ih confidently uxr tiled that
tin- fur will y i i,i. t,ittiir of niton.
Mr. I). ('. IlDrriu will tako a Hiiap
Hliot at tlio Htt'unuir Uoyulator tomorrow
niic-noon about II o'clock and a luri;o
pasauntj UhL Ih expected on tliut occa
sion. The ciihe of tho Statu vh. Win. WatHon
ib ejivon to tho jury ut 11:110 thia
Wniiu;. At hint reports thoy ure Htill
wt. Tho eiiho went to tho jury without
ar&.nneut.
') voiine; nian font $1 to u firm of
swindlers in New York to luarn how to
lllllK'o iiiiimi.. ...til...... l. ir
" n uuuia nuiii. jio re-
wlvetl a cm-d (m which wuh printed:
'l'inll for HllukoiH tho HUII10 uh wo do."
Notlunj. it) moro uucortain than wlmt
railroad company will do. After do
citllnoa Homo plan of action thu Hlihtuat
tuprieo will throw thorn oil". TIuh mukoa
it very diHanroeablu for roportorH, who,
wliun they announce Homo coming ovont,
like to hou it gone thioiiirh with.
At the present HOBaion of ttio Oregon
l'reHH AHHouiatioii a resolution wuh
ollmed by J. b. Eddy that all iiowb
I"'wh in the Htuto in roforriiiK to Chi
iii'ho or MongolUm pheusantH hereafter
J' "innate them uh Denny pheiiBiuitH, in
'""or of o. N. Denny, to whom tho
ll0or of importing them Ih duo.
T'iu young gontlomon of the city huvo
orK'mlzod a dancing club to be known an
tlio OhryHunthemum club, and huvo so
ared the .SohannohaU and will glvo the
"fHt Huuial on Friday evening next,
ilioy have arranged for the boat iihihIc
" tho city, and have perfected plant) for
nuuccBHfHl Horiea of wlntor'a entertain-
"It'lltH.
"o following perHonH wore elected
"lrtorH of the Wubco Independent
wniloiiiy ft. ti,0 mmug yoiu. ut th0
Btuk,(it).H. meeting today: IJobort
"i "yu, n, j.', Lttughlln, J. J). Condon, D.
M. French, 11. II. Riddel, Geo. A.
I.iobo and Smith French. The board
organized by electing I!. Maya president
nnd II. II. Hiddell nccretstry.
The recent ruin baa been of great ben
efit, not reuniting, as feared, in nny Iohs
to wheat. On the contrary, it bus made
the roads good and stnrt''d tip the grass
ho as to make fine pasture. In fields
where the grain bus been cut, the vol
unteer wheat Iiub grown to the height of
the stubble, making excellent feed for
cattle, horses and sheep.
Early in the season Tin: Ciikoxr'I.i:
spoke of the Columbia Itiver Fruit
Company, and especially the vineyards
of the company. Harvest time comes
around, fulfilling tho prediction then
made us to tho yield, and practical dem
onstration as to quality is found in a box
of the most luscious grupes ever grown,
with which Hev. 0. I. Taylor has
kindly remembered the editor.
We aio reliably informed that ut the
hiHt moment u bitch occurred among the
railway oflicials, so that the trains, con
fidently expected to resume tomorrow,
will not materialize. It is canted from
some dissatisfaction in the upper country
over the time of their arrival. It is
thought that the trouble will cause noth
ing more than delay, and tluttNos. & and
(i will bo running again soon, by which
nuiiiboiH they are hereafter to I. j known,
i unload of 7 and 8, as formerly.
Anyone in this glorious country of
free schools ignorant enough to ask
"What part of Washington is Oregon
in'.'" while taking in the world's (air is
not a desiruble candidate for an immi
grant. Oregon has been represented in
the map of every child's geography for
over sixty years, and if she hasn't so
largo an exhibit as Washington it don't
excuse their ignorance. We repeat:
We don't want them, we have enough
native ignorance of our o n.
It. II. Webber, the well-known Dalles
nurseryman, informs the Sentinel that
seedless apples are by no means a nov
elty in the horticultural world. Ho
says that Mr. Jewett of White Salmon
has seedless apple trees in bis orchard
that must bo nine years old. 31 r. Web
ber has raised them in his nursery for
tho past three years, and has at present
probably 5,000 young trees of this vari
ety; but the quality of tho fruit of any
ever seen by Mr. Webber, his own in
cluded, is considered by him of a second
rate.
OnioerM ICIeeleil.
The election of otllcers of tho Oregon
I'reHH Association for the ensuing year
resulted iii tho election of the following:
President Ira L. Campbell, Guard,
Eugene.
First vico-president l.eo Peterson,
Commercial Kevlew, Portland.
Second vice-president Mrs. W. J. Ply
male, Times, Jacksonville.
Secretary Albert To.ier, Pacific
Fanner, Portland.
Treasurer C. C. Doughty, Observer,
Dallus.
Executive committer E, L. 10. Whito,
Ohroulclo, East Portland; W. A.
Wheeler, Odd FellowH, Portland ; John
U. Heegle, Independent, IIlllsl no.
lluukldii'l A nu e u rtulvn.
The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively tuires piles, or no pay required
It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sitlo by Snipes & Kin
erf ly
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Sberar of Des
Chutes are in the city today.
Miss Gertrude French is up from Port
land, visiting with her parents.
Mrs. G. A7. Uolton and children re
turned from Long J5each last evening.
Hon. IJobert Mays arrived today from
Antelope. He says the rains have not
injured the wheat.
Miss Jeannette Williams departed
for Portland on the steamer Regula
tor this morning. She was accompanied
by Misses Muie "Williams, Matilda Hol
lister and Jennie Marden, who will
spend Sunday in that city.
Mr. L. Durham returned last evening
from an extendrd visit among relatives
in Iowa, and was accompanied by an
uncle, Mr. 15. F. Durham, who visits the
great northwest for the purj ose of advis
ing himself of its resources, and having
in vie of a selection of a location for a
home. Mr. L. Durham lias been absent
seven wreks from The Dalles and during
his absence and seeing much ot the grrat
U. S. domain, returns feeling more con
tented than ever with his western home.
He speaks of the depression in the east
as much more serious than it is on the
Pacific coast, and dullness in business
exc ds that of our own city.
norm, .mhuvals.
Columbia J A Nicholson. C Kerg, II
Jackson and wife, E McMiller, Frank
Hayelton, W I) Dodyfelt, Frank Bult,
Joseph Ysnot, Portland ; C J Duflington,
Kansas; Andrew Prnther, It Densmore,
J McC'lure. Mosier: Til Lurns.C Hook.
T Jacks, Cascade Looks ; Win Howard
and wife, J Durmollion, Nebraska; Mrs
A J Walker and .'i children, Arlington;
Dan Crcndergash, San Francisco.
1 I.Oht ll l.t'K-
Robert Campbell, a young man 22
years old, lost a leg and came very near
losing his life on the L'Sth while work
ing with a threshing crew on tho farm
of Cbas. Webeig, near WapinitUi. The
accident happened about 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. He was standing on tho
table of the threshing machine, when
by some mischance the empty derrick
fork was swung around so that it would
hit him. To save life or great injury he
dodged it, and in doing so stepped in
the revolving cylinder. As a result his
leg was crushed and reduced to a pulp
as far as tho knee. He was removed
from his perilous position and Dr. Van
derpool summoned, who amputated the
leg above the knee.
In .llfiiuirlaiii.
n i:. i. ic.
Line. In memory of Andrew Clemencu Snel-
eliliiKcr, win) (U'imiUhI this lllo Sent iiiber ftjtli,
IMU:
Tills lovely Imd m youtijr, m) fair,
I'alleil henry iy ear'y doom,
Just iMtne tohliow liow sweat a llower
In J'aiiidiM! could bloom.
Kio sin roiild Ilium or sorrow fade
pe.itli imiiio with friendly I'lire,
An oneiilus laid to Heaven eoinoyod,
And bade It blossom there.
HI on on In thy bounty,
Thou sweet aiiKel child,
Jlv sonow uiibllKhU'di
'Jly sin undcllled.
l.lko the dove to tho ark
Thou bust llown to thy rest,
1'iom tho wild sea of strife
To tho homo of tho blest.
All will bobriitht fr him;
Nothing to cause him aiu.
O, Olomeiice, our darling child,
How could no wish you here, attain!
lieuduelie, Torpid I.I vol', C'oMIvciu'km.
Simmons Liver Regulator, by its mild
cathartic properties, rolloves tho bowels
from obstructions and cures henducho,
indigestion and liver complaint.
Wan I ml.
A lady who understands how to do
tine sowing can 11 ml employment of Miss
Dello Hood, upstairs ut Peaao & Mays.
d,tf.o.:;o
Moxican Silver Stove Polish causes no
dust.
NOTHING IN IT.
Tim Orrnt AflvntiliiRf-fl Ulnlnicil tiy tlio
Imrl y'nintiimy Chimerical.
It is time (lie frnit-Krowcrs should tin
derstand tho results apt to ho obtained
through shipping with the Earl Fruit
company, and for this purpose wo re
produce a bill presented to one of our
shippers by thu company:
KIIII'MCNTK.
271)Oxch lliirtlcttiieiirsrrf. J1.40 . f,:!7 Ml
f, (Jlaj.i.sr. " (it, J,;!-, 0 75-MiVj
CIIAIiriKS,
Iindlni,'.. .. ci
rrellfllt. tl'frllf.rnl .mil 1li... "n cf.
:oTnnilfrn, io j, reent ' i k; j.t -r,
Iliilnticc to hlilppcr .. $S 79
The cost of boxes for this shipment
amounted to Jo.OU, leaving tho net pro
ceeds to the shipper, for 32 boxes of
pears, $3.70, or a trifle moro than 11
ccntB a box. At carload ratCB, the ship
per was chaiged nearly a dollar per box
by the Earlo company. Fruit shipped
by this company after reaching Green
river goes to Chicago by freight. At
freight rates from Tho Dalles, this fruit
could have been shipped for 50 centB a
box, and by express, which would arrive
at Chicago as soon as a letter would, and
ahead of the Earl fruit cars, but 90 cents.
In addition the Earl company charges
$125 for use of their car. The Union
Pacific charges nothing. The Earl Fruit
company charges a 10 per cent commis
sion. This is wasted. The Earl com
pany charges high rates for loading. An
independent shipper would not be sub
jected to it. So that in this instance
the bill charged by the Earl company for
their service is about half as much again
as what any fruitgrower would pay inde
pendent of their aid.
There is but one way to do, and that
is to organize a company at home, when
still better rates could be secured than
those quoted. We understand the Earl
company gets a big reduction, which
might as well be extended to the grow
ers iiere as the Earl Fruit Company.
1! rooks Culling.
Cards are out announcing the wedding
of Miss Iva Catharine Drooks to Mr.
Eugene J. Collins on October lltli at
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss Drooks has grown up from child
hood in The Dalles, where Ehe is well
known. She is the ncice of Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Drooks, but has lived with
them since so early an age as to be noth
ing less than a daughter. She is blessed
with an amiable disposition, is finely
accomplished and endowed witli every
womanly grace.
Mr. Eugene J. Collins arrived in The
Dalles less than a year ago, and is thus
a Btranger to many old residents of the
city and county. But he comes with a
reputation of the highest possible char
acter, fully borne out in his associations
with us in the last several months. Of
a good family, possessing a thorough
academic and business education, of
high moral character, and of courteous
bearing, Mr. Collins needs not to have
grown up among us to stamp him one of
nature's noblemen.
1.'ii(ii in I'rint.
Laughable mistakes sometimes occur
in newspapers, and indeed in any publi
cation, even the Dible. A heading in
last night's Ciiuoxici.c was transposed,
"Fun with a Chinaman" being placed
over an item about Pease & Mays
pumpkin and jar of beans. The same
evening the Tillies-Mountaineer came
out saying that Sam Burling had re
turned from the country, where be had
been showing his photograph. It is the
part of foolishness for one paper to criti
cize another about typographical errors,
for all aro vulnerable on this score.
I.a Cllppe.
During the prevalence of the grippe
tho past seasons it was a noticeublo fact
that those who depended upon Dr.
King's New Discovery, not only hud a
speedy recovery, but escaped all of the
troublesome after ellects of tho malady.
This remedy seems to have a peculiar
power in ell'ecting rapid cures not only
in cases of la grippe, but in all diseases
of throat, chest and lungs, and has cured
cases of tisthmu and hay fever of long
standihg. Try it and bo convinced. It
won't disappoint. Free trial bottles at
Snipes & Kinersly's drug store.
Among the incidents of childhood that
stand out in hold iclief, as our memory
reverts to the days when wo were young,
none aro more prominent than severe
sickness. The young mother vividly re
members that it was tho Chamberluin's
Cough Remedy cured her of croup, and
in turn administers it to her own oil
spring and always with the best results.
For sale by Blukeloy it Houghton.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Cub, says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine I have
ever found that would tlo mo any good."
Price 50 cts. Sold by Snipes & Kinersly.
WOOD'H ilIOSlIIOIIJVXi
irimflioui Miialiih Rniiiedv.
1'rouiptiy ana permanently
cured all forms ot Ntrvoua
Veakntu,i:mUtlont, Sperm
atorrhea, Imiwtencv ami all
tflitltvAouM or t xccMCS.
liceu nrracrlbcd over Hi
.venrtslll thollflauds of casesi
7?'Kla thu only ttet iabUand Joii-
VtJjrtanJi(r. uaMne known. ABk
. . m ... ii .l.jilnu. If tin riTnnl
ilruitglsl lor w oon - -
f,omowoithlfsiuuUleluoliijilocoorthis, louvo hU
. . . .. . .I..a I.. l...l.ip niwl
lllKUOIH'M More, IUI'1"U l ,v""l
ni ,i i,v return null!. 1'rlco. ono nuckago.
$ltilx,f5. OHrtWol-ir,(.e toujour. 1'uuiyU'
lot In plalu fcoiiloil envelope, trail jiosiubc.
Address Tlio Wood Clio in Ion I Vo
yjl Woodward uvcuuo.Dotrolt, JlIoU.
Bold in Tlio Duties by iilakoley .V Houghtoa.
For the Fall Trade
Wo uro now ready with a full line of
ReadyIfflade Clothing,
Blao&aig?odDress Groods,
and all other kinds of Dry Goods
Q
mVo nre noted for the good values wo givo
in iMeacneu ana unoieacheii Muslins.
Sliepftniffl. Printa. ninrrlmlnu Itnnta anrf
Shoes. Hosiery, Gents' Furnishings, etc.. etc.
o
The Balance of our Summer Importations now
Clearing Out AT COST.
cor. court and second sts.
Tne Dalles, Oregon,
S.& N. HARRIS.
Fin it Wit, in h,
Fancy Goods and Notions,
Qepts' pun7i'5l7ii75 Qood5,
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every department.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
H. Herbring.
Terms Cash.
-p 0,L OPENJJVG
1593.
Novelties in Millinery.
Pattern Hats, Bonnets, Etc.
SATURDAY, SEPTEJVlQEt? 30.
Remember, yon arc expected.
Very respectfully yours,
112 Second Street. ANNA PETER & CO.
.Familiar Faces in a New Place.
C. 13. BAYARD, J. IS. 13.
Ante Special Agent uenetal Land UjHce.
Bayard dte Sax-xiotty
Jl?e leal Instate, Ipai?, Iruee,
COLLECTION ACENCY.
NOTARY 3PUBLJO.
Parties having Property thoy wish to Sell or Trade, Houses to Kent, or
Abstract of Title furnished, will iiud it to their advantage to call on us.
Wo shall make a specialty of tho prosecution of Claims and Contest;!
before tho Unitep States Land Ollice.
85 Washington St.
THE DALLES, OR.
THE WORLD'S BEST LITERATURE
IN-
BO-O-K
I. O. NICKELSEN'S.
The California Winehouse,
i
Is now open, and its proprietor will soil his homo &
produced Wine at prices in tho roach of everybody
Also, best Peanuts to bo found. Goods guaranlwt!
to bo ruro and lMrst-Ulass in every respect.
Thompson's Addition.
C. BECHT,