3 OUR t
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SHLE.
OUR
SALE.
Saturday, Oct. 14, 1893.
To
Emphasize
Our Shoe Stock,
10 per hi. Disconnl,
For
This Day
Only.
The Shoes are all
marked at a very small margin
of profit, and this offer makes them excep
tional values.
Guess
On the
Bc, is and Pumpkin.
See the
Ferris Wheel
in Center Window.
r all Goods Marked
r in plain figures. Iv
PEASE & MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle,
Xntered ii the rostotllce t Tlie Diillfk, Oregon,
h second-dims mutter.
Local Ailrrrllnliie.
Id ( ontH per lino (or flrkt Insertion, and 5 Cents
ifr Htit ! r each subsequent Insertion.
n- .ii rate for lone time notices.
A , k-h. notices received Inter than 3 o'clock
Ii iiivir the follow! up day.
MTt RDAY
OCT. 14, 189.'!
The Daily and Wretch) Chronicle may
" found on iiale at J. C. Xickrhcn'n utort.
OCTOBER OLIO.
A Smury
Mm From
s Hits,
31 Iscelluneolls
!I1h liotrou.nt ht ciiUkcd u loss
To til tn n well ns tne;
1'or I Imve lost the money loan 1,
And ho his memory.
The Indies of the Good Intent society
desire to thank those who assisted ut
hot night's entertainment.
l urcher Bros, shipped lust night f'Oin
Nilt.narfih A Co.'fi stock yards live cars
"I fUiep to Troutdule und Sound ports.
Licit, s. Collins has been det'iiled to
jexiunine the officers elect of "11" com
AV"'1!'. The exain'uuitiotiis to be lield
the company will adopt, but they have
a number left to chose from. Lt. Col.
G. 1". Thompson, has Li-en detailed as
muete.-ing oflicer and will act as in
sjiector of election.
Prof. J. 11. Clark, of Dayton, 0., the
world's greatest specialist on embalm
ing, wns in the city yesferduy. He is
engaged to deliver a series of lectures all
through next week at Portland, having
b' ?n employed by the Northwest
Funeral Directors' Association, and
this morning the gentleman, accom
panied by Mr. .J. C. Crandall, of this
city, left for 1'ortland. Messrs. Wm.
Michell and I. C. Burgett will leave
Monday and be present at the 1 ctures.
One of the band boys says that the
item in last evening's paper concerning
outside talent is true enough, and pity
'tis 'Us true; that while there is plenty
of good material in The Dalles they do not
interest themselves and come out, ne
cessitating employing outside help, and
these they usually pay out of their own
rockets. This Is bad. Everv man owes
something to his neighbor in social
usage, and even if he contributes more
than his share there is never anything
lost bv it.
Robert Mavs has t-eed rve
Lis farm in Tygh Valley.
for
sale at
7t
with' a the next lit da vs.
Mr. I). Furringt in presented us with
a line lot of mmple'j of applet! grown on
t'"i farm 10 m,UH Houtheast of the city
which are bfiiutiec The trees were set,
out eight vers ago on bunch grass land,'
"id their growth is marvelous. i
The el ctrio light works propose mov-l
"ig the incandescent lights tomorrow,'
ii'id the e who have b ;omo accustomed!
I) them will tomorrow night have to
f tirr it the coal oil can from the cellar
or the still more ancient tallow dip.
The Regulator dock was last night
puck J with wheat sacks, six d- jp.
There was so much of It that it could
not all bo taken atone time, necessitating
lier making a special through trip to
morrow. She will also carry passengers
t excursion rates.
Tim f :i
- ' j uiitl KIIVII1 WIU liJUU U(U ill VII
' "ond social hoj, ut their hull Inst oven
'"g, which was enjoy J very nuieh by
tlit members ami friends of the club.
The music was excellent und twenty
'"tuples trippcdlho light fantastic uitil
" -sonuble huur. The club knows 'well
llUW to imtitrtiiln . u liii'h U'iim ulintn'ii liv
tlio merry und jolly crowd that assembled
with thorn.
Thirteen four-horse teams were awivtt-
''K their turn to be loaded at the dock
t 1 1 :I0 o'clock this morning. Today is
very lively in the wheut traffic, u larger
number of teams coming ii from the
country thun uny day previous. The
Ktrcets present an unimafd uppcinuico.
Jt In estimated that 120 teams came into
'own this forenoon, wbiuh is uhead of
y previous record.
ThocgHo of A. Bettbigen r, vs. John
Cut in is beiog heard today m Justice
u: court. The action in brought
"for forcible entry aud dotulner," und
'wolves the right to the possession of
'wl estate. It will also likely develop
"to the ijucdon 0( tjtt, to r0i eHate,
'i which event, under our statutes, it
will pass beyond the jr-lei"ctioti of u
justice court.
hey ;
Lust Night's Cerinmi.
r
I The german given by the Mignonette
Dancing Club was one of the pleusuntest
social events ever known in The Dalles.
Fraternity hall was crowded with
dancers keeping Itime to the exquisite
music by BirgfeldV orchestra. The
favors, which weie neatly gotten up,
were dispent-ed by Mrs. F. I Mays and
Judge (Blakeley, and the figures olfercd
a pleasing variety to the usual order of
dancing. The german was skillfully led
by Miss Bessie Lang and Mr. Robert
Mays, jr. The Mignonette dances aie
lv joining very popular, anil the in
creased attendance last night thowV
hey are well appreciated.
Ililvo yulir l tl ill Ii I ll K "Sid tllllllllK done
by lliiiiny Itentoii, of -Ma I it - lieiitnii.
NEWS NOTES.
The state military hqard have passed
'"vorubly on the petition for a company
"t this point and Thursday evening, Oct.
H'th the signers of the petition will as
Pillule ut the court Iioubo for tho pur
I of being mustered in and electing
mum. It iB not yet known what letter
The little son of Herman Cassidy di' d
n Olympia iVom the eH'ccts of drinking
concentrated lye
General Lucius Fairchild, of Wiscon
in. was elected commander in-chief of
tho J. yul J-egion at tho annual metting
to succ 1 the late ex-President Hayes.
President Peixoto hits issued a mani
fest i in which he says should tho con-g.-OHsionul
ekctions October :;0 result ad
versely to him hit will know how to obey
the will expressed by the country.
Mrs. Jennie Wood, n prostitute, of
Colfax, Wash., took SO '?ruius of moi
phinu in solution with suicidal intent.
Tho di ilou worked several hours, but
could not dispel the letharthy, and the
womuM died several hours later.
Kxeumlun.
The steamer Regulator will leave Tho
Dulles for Cascade Iicks ut 8 o'clock u.
m. tomorrow, October 15th, and return
ing will reach Tlie Dalles at about 0
o'clock p. m. Furo for tho round trip
50 cents. D. P. it A. N. Co.
House fur Itimt.
Slx-rooui house to rent. Centrally
locat J. Apply to
t( II. Gi.k.sn.
' Tytfl' V ill ley Jtuller flour Mill.
Is in complete repair; nhvuys in store
flour oquul to the best. Also old stylo
course and fine Gra'inm flour, mill feed,
etc. W, M. McConKi.K, I'ropr.
tll.ll.UlU
THE CHURCHES.
Programme of services at Christian
church Sunday Echool at 10 a. m. Ser
mon at 1 1 o'clock ; subjecf'Letters of Rec
ommendations." Preaching at S o'clock
p.m.; subject "Hypocrisy Its Nature
and Motives." Half-hour song Eervice,
beginning at? :l',0. A hearty welcome is
extended to all.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner of
Washington and Fifth streets, Rev. J,
Whisler. pastor. Sermon by Rev. H. K.
Hinesat 11 and 7:30; Sunday school
after morning service; Junior League at
5 p. m. ; Epworth League at G:30 p. ni. ;
class meeting Sunday at 10 a. rn. and
Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. ; prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:30 p. in. Seats free. In
stead of the usual opening service in the
evening the firet twenty minutes will be
devoted to a song service. All those
having the song book entitled "Finest
of the Wheat" will please bring their. A
cordial welcome to till.
For iron . pipe, pumps, pi uiiiIiIur rikkIk
of all kinds i;o to Miller & Iteiiton.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. F. E. Wilwarth, late editor of the
Prineville Xews, made a fraternal call
today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Crandall departed
this morning for Portland, to be aL"ent
several days.
Mr. A. Scherneckuu arrived in the
city last night and is the guest of Hon.
jU j, A. Lieue.
i J. A. Wagner of Endersby brought in
'his first load of wheat in town today,
receiving -IS cents for it.
Hon. Chas. Darniel and wifo left
this liioriiiii': for Portland to visit friends
and also to visit the exposition.
Hon. Geo. A. Liebe, and Mr. M. Rei
nig of Helena, Mont., were passengers
on the Regulator for Portland this
morning.
Hon. W. L. Dradshaw and E. Ii.
Dufur Esq. left on the morning stage for
Prineville, where Judge liradshaw will
hold a I inn of court next week.
Mr. C. S. Miller, of the Monumental
mine, is in the city und reports the mine
as doing well, and if congress would do
as well the country would bo safe.
Prof. J. H. Clark of Springfield, Ohio,
was in tho city yesterday on business
connect' d with tho Funeral Directors
(Vssociatiou of tho northwest, and de
parted this moi ning on the Regulator
for Portland and bound cities.
Noinelliliii; to Iteiiieiiilier,
If you're a weak or ailing woman that
there's only one medicine so sure to help
you Unit it can bo yuaranteed. It's Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. In
building up over-worked, feeble, delicate
women, or in any "female complaint or
weakness, if it ever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back. It's
an invigorator, restorative tonic, a sooth
ing or strengthening nervine, und a safo
and certain remedy for woman's ills and
ailments. It regulates und promotes all
the proper functions, improves diges
tion, enriches the blood, dispels aches
und pains, brings refreshing sleep, und
restores health aud strength.
Nothing else can be us cheap. With
this, you pay only for the ijwd you get.
Ituy your uonl wood of Muler &- Itrntoit.
tf2
WOOD' XIIOSrHODIVJii,
TbeOreat Eusllsli Remedy,
I'rocuitiy and permanently
cure all form! of AVrrou
Wtakntu,F.mUUm, Sptrm-
otorrhea, ImpoUnvy and all
tfftd$oAbu$e or Krctues,
Uceu prescribed over 25
earaln thomancU of casus:
JT7 m Afar ' thoonltotiliianiliuif
UruKitlBt for Wood' I'lioiiiliodiuei If bo offer
bonib worthies luodlclnolujilaoo of thli, loavo UU
dutiotiuH utoro, Inclo&o jirlco In letter, and
m o. will wild by returu mall, l'rlce, ouo ackBgB,
tlislx.es. Onei('l(li'linii,,i'te'(Itouiv. l'uiu;ili-
li t In philn fcoiilid euM'loiie, ccuts jotut:e,
AddrvD Tho Wood C'honileal Co.,
JC1 WoixlwiirilnveuuclV.lrolt. illou,
Bold la Tho Diille by JlliiKeley iV II- ultoii. 1
ORE'R RAM WINS I
111 till' Hull I'IkIiI Tniliiy.-'l In- silni'U
I I'lll-mle. I'te.
The stock parade ill 1 1 ::',0 brought ouL
quite a crowd of speciatois. The jno
cc!hIoii of fat stock, including liorseH,
cattle, sheep, crese, dc, passed up and
down in front, of the grand stand and
elicited muchcnlhii-iasin. The stallions
belonging to Itobt. Kelley of Kingsley
were a II no lot, and held their heads us
if they knew how much they were being
admired. All the premium awards were
out and each one had either a blue or
red ribbon tied to its head. The parade
altogether was the best seen for several
years.
After the exhibition the grand tug of
war a In Knpatjnol was announced.
The contestants wcro Oregon King, a
blue ribhoner, Pound Champion, wear
ing a red ribbon, and ono that was
nameless. After much narlevinir tho
animals rubbed heads and drew back
and looked at each other, as if to figure
out the situation This round was
given to Oregon King; time 38 second?.
The next thrco rounds resulted simi
larly. Tho fourth round was a straight
contest. Oregon King and Pound
Champion kissed and then proceeded to
push one another ofl" the track. At this
juncture a ram belonging to G'o Snipes
came on the scene and rushing in be
tween the contestants scared them so
badly that they both showed their heels
and ran. Tho vict iry was awarded to
"Brer. Rain ;" time instantaneous.
For the benefit of outside papers we
will say that no blood was shed, and of
that which remained unshed there wns
none of it bad.
The judges have completed their labors
and all premiums have been awarded.
The list of prizes are in the hands of
!! ai.cret"ry for rectification and will
r". I ready for publication till three or
f.mr daj s have passed. This afternoon
the exhibits are being removed and this
evening the fifth annual meeting of thf
District fair is over. While its success
might have been greater, still considering
the hard times and the late rains, it has
been as good tis cculd be expected.
N'OTE.S.
The judges yesterday were C. W. Rice,
Henry Southern, James Woodcock.
Today has been another gorgeous one
for the fair and has evened up for the
bad weather during the fore part of the
week.
Mr. W. J. Davidson remembered the
newspaper reporters on the ground by
giving them a bottle of home-made cider
which took the premium. That's what
all the exhibitors ought to dc turn over
their exhibits to the newspaper men.
One of the prettiest parts of the parade
this morning was a flock of four geese
belonging to Mr. Johns. They marched
stately along the track and elicited
much applause. They are originally
wild geese but have been trained till
they are very tame.
Herrin's display has called for great
praise on the part of the beholders.
Each picture has been tho object of in
terest and all the views carefully studied.
Mr. Henin has received eight first prizes
ut the hands of the judges. First collec
tion of photographs; first coll-ction of
photo-pt-rtraits ; first collection of views ;
first specimen photographs; first speci
men water color photo; first specimen
oil painting. This was painted by Mr.
Herrin himself aud was the first one
from his brush. There were also a first
prize for a bromide photo and a crayon
portrait of a little child. This last was
exceptionally good and has received
honorable mention in Portland as well
as here. People are fortunate in being
ablo to have such work done at home
and shouldn't patronize thes.o crayon
fakirs who visit our town periodically.
sriiutti. Nrreu.
Tim Dulles, Or., Oi l. Hi, IHIIil.
Coiiiineiiilni; I'llilay.Oet. Ill, the I)., I'.
V A. '. Co., will sell l.'xc iirnliiii 'I'lekels
to I'orlliiiul iiihI lietiirii liicliiillnt: ad
mission In the K.xpiisltlon, fur IVII.OO,
Tickets limited to Oel. :Htli.
Above tickets on sill" lit ilui OTFIOK
ONI, Y, unil fiiniiiit he hud on hoiinl.
W. V.- AM. AWAY, !. A.
Adierilseil Letters.
' Following is the list of letters remain
ing in the postollico at Tho Dalles tin
culled for, Saturday, Oct. Mth, 1803.
Persons calling for same will give date
on which they were advertised :
Clark, Gibbs Chase, Miss Cnssio
Clark, G G Davenport, Mrs S A
Griilith, Mr Miller, Miss Nellie
McKiunev, Jos H Rauey, J H
Btace, John Totman, C M
M. T. N'oi.a.v, 1'. M.
liny your (Si'iieerles, liny, (irulu anil
Chop Feed ill .Muter .V Kenton's.
Karl's Clover Root, mo now blood
purifier, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation,
25o., 50c. und f 1.00. Sold by Snipes A
Kinersly, druggists.
'During my term of service in the
army I contracted chionic diarrhica,"
suys A. E. Uenelng, of Iluluoy, Oregon.
"Since then I have used a great amount
of medicine, but when 1 found any that
would give me relief they would injure
my stomach, until Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera und Diurrlueu Remedy was
brought to my notice. I used it- und
will fay it is the only remedy that gave
me permanent relief aud no bad results
follow." For tale by Ulukeley A Houghton.
A MUSICAL TREAT.
Hi re Aiitiinld noil l.tieul Tiiletil (ilve ii
.. Splendid IClileitilllimeiil,
An appreciative, but not very lame
uudiciieV, gathered at the .Methodist
church last evening to hear the Swedish
violinist aud local talent. The latter, it
is needless to say, was of its usual high
merit.
The piano duet by Misses lone Hitch
and Georgia Sampson waa u rollcking
pi- ce, designed to put the audience en
rappo.'l with tho nature of the feast pre
pared, and Herr Aainold followed with
his "Yankee Doodle with variations."
The Norwegian artist seemed in this to
cover tho whole gamut of musical sounds
at ono stroke, and at once established
himself in the minds of tho audience as
a genius.
.1. P. Benton followed with a fantasie
on "Home, Sweet Home." The gentle-
"'i excelled himself in the effort, the
succession of the fractional notes being
so rapid as to excite wonder as to how
it could be done. Herr Aamold again
played in his remarkable style, und
Uiss Georgia Sampson next recited
"Mona's Waters." The recitation is
very thrilling and was given in her thor
ough dramatic style, with which a Dalles
audience is familiar. "I Whistle and
Wait for Katie" was the subject of a
popular quartette next sung by Messrs.
Allaway, Snowden, Magee amPHaworth.
After extracting what music there was
in this out of it, Herr Aainold played
another selection. He received an en
core, after which Miss Maie Williams
sung Tosti's "Beaaty's Eyes." The
lady has a voijbe of great depth and
sweetness, and entranced her listeners
with the exquisite melody of the piece.
Tho program concluded with some more
violin playing by Herr Aamold. He is
certainly remarkable. He is of spare
build, and as he stands upon the ros
trum, his unruly locks waving with the
undulations of his head, and ever-. mus
cle alert with energy, it is plain that
his whole soul is bound up in his work.
The imprisoned spirit of music with
in his instrument bursts its bounds
and, as if glad to be free, gives
such sounds as are seldom given
to mortal ears. His work on two strings
is exceptionally fine, and from but the
one instrument he actually brings forth
a full hp mony of sounds that it would
seem could only be produced by sev
eral violinists placing at once. Aamold
is superb. '
lias Never Keen Disappointed.
Tho above words t-penk voltimc3 ana cannot be
said of many things but coming from one who
has been n mli'erer for many years, no further
tribute can bo added:
Ukntlkmen; I have b'jti a Miffercr from
headache for many years and can cheerfully
recommend Krausc's Headache Capsules as he
lm; the only preparation that has given nlmost
Instant relief. Have been usins them for about
six months and have never yet been disappointed
in them. Yours with respect.
Will II. Si.nr-,
1'ub. Altoona I'll. Minor.
Sold by Snipes it Kibersly.
Jpeeial !
Owing to a Conspiracy against
me in thi place, I havo de
cided to clo"o out inv entire
stock, consisting of
DRY GOODS,
Clothing
Boots and Shoes,
purpistyii Qoods,
ZIto., 3E2to.
Also,
Store Fixture
Furniture, tf
Shelving.
Any business man wishing go
go into business can communi
cate with the undersigned.
Should I not get a buyer on
or before OCTOBER 25TH, I
will offer the entire stock
y
At Public Auction!
N. Harris.
The Dalles, Or., Oct. 13, 1S!3.
P. S. Communications by mail so
ltcited. ' N. II.
yL B. Big drives will be made in
job lots to stores. N. II.
Fa
mill
Wiir Dn
Ml
Fancy Goods and Notions,
Cjepts' pyiT;i$i7ii7 Qood
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, etc.
now complete in every department.
All goods will be sold at greatly reduced prices.
rmi,scsi, H. Herbring.
TheDklles
Wasco County,
Oregon,
The Gate City of the Inland Empire is situated at the li .i.l
of navigation on tint .Midillu Columbia, and is u thriving, pros
porous city.
ITS TERRITORY.
It is the supply city for an extensive and rich agricultural
and grazing country, its tnulu reaching us far south as .Summer
hake, a distance of over two hundred miles.
The Largest Wool Market.
The rich grazing country along the eastern slope of the Cas
cades furnishes pasture for thousands of sheep, the wool from
which finds market here.
Tlie Dalles is the largest original wool shipping point in
America, uliout 5,000,000 pounds being shipped labt year.
ITS PRODUCTS.
Tho salmon fisheries urn the finest on the Columbia, yielding
this year a revenue of thousands of dollars, which will bu more
than doubled in the near future.
The products of tho beautiful Klickitat valley find market
here, and tho country south and east has this year tilled t li
warehouses, and all available .storage places to overflowing with
their products.
ITS WEALTH.
It is, the richest city oi its sizo on the coast and its money is
scattered over und islnung used to develop inoro farming country
than is tributary to any other city in Kastern Oregon,
Jts situation is unsurpassed, Its climate delightful. Its pos
sibilities incalculable. Its resources unlimited. And on he.se
corner stones tho stands,