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Tiie Dalles Daily Chronicle.
MARKET REPORT.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF DALLES CITY.
AND WASCO COUNTY.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES.
BY MAIL, rOSTAOI PUPAID, IN ADYANCX.
kly, 1 year 1
6 months , 0 75
3 u ftu
Dally, 1 year 6 00
' fi month 300
per " 0S0I
Address all communication to "THE CKRON
1CLE." The Dalles, Oregon.
I'ont-Ofnce.
OFFICE HOURS
General Deliver- Window S a,
" 9 a. m. to 10a. m
Friday, Dec. 1. The stormy weather
has thoroughly demoralized traffic in nil
its various branches, not only from the
interior, but locally.
The produce and provision market is
steady. Tho only thing noticable is a
weakening tendency in tho eg? markot,
and as tho supply is ipiito sufficient for
the demand, (prices have shrunken
and 27
bear to
day. Other classes of produce continue
the same, without the least change. As
the Thanksgiving season is over, poultry
, somewhat, and 2b cents ash
! in trade is all the mnrkot will
Mocsv Onlcr
Sunday S U
... te T r 1.1
.Sr. m. to 4p.m. : is dull on the market.
The wheat market
CLOSING OF MAIL?
trains going East ...9p.m. ami 11 :4S a. m.
" " West .9p.nl. and 5:S0p. tn.
Stage tor Goldendale .7:33 a. m.
" " Prlnevillo 6:S0a. m.
" "DufuraudarmSprlnsrs . .8:30 a. m.
" f Leaving for Ly le vfc ltartland ,S:S0 a. m.
" " " tAutelopc 5:S0a. m.
Kxeept Sundav.
rTri-weekly. Tuesday Thursday and Saturday,
t " Monday Wednesday and Friday.
FRIDAY,
DEC. 1. 1893
is verv dull; in
fact, prices have gone nearly to bedrock,
so to speak, ana transactions lor snip-1
mont are very light; 40 to 45 is about
tho average per bushel. ,
A Favorite Company.
Oldest Agricultural Paper in flmerloa.
(CBTADLISHCD IBIO.)
To all cash subscribe of TiikCkiionioi.k
paying one year in advance.
TAKE JZEAI2T,
If you're a suffering
woman. Tho chron
ic weaknesses, pain
ful disorders, and
delicate derange-m. i p
moms that como toil hp Ammnn hrnipr
a ; 1 II V illllVttVUll a 111 111 V)
172D Now York Avenuo,
WASHINGTON. D. C.
An eminent electrician is quoted as
authority for tho opinion that "there is
no danger from lightning if an umbrella
be carried during the storm and brass
chains hung from the ribs." Electri
city no doubt in its applied forms is
going to solve a good many problems of
life, economic or otherwise, and it
seems almost a pity that the present
season is too far advanced to give this
method of protection the trial it de
serves. Meanwhile, says an exchange,
there is food for picturesque reflection in
the idea suggested. Whether the chains
are to be hung from the ribs before
leaving the house or whether one is ex
pected to carry them in the pocket and
at the first rumble of distant thunder to
take off one's clothing and to attach
them to the ribs i' not mentioned. Nor
whether they are to be worn inside or
outside the clothes, nor how they are to
be hung from the ribs. These are mat
ters of details that may be left to indi
vidual taste, but the community going
round with chains banging from its ribs
would certainly be a spectacle for Ajax
defying the lightning and n sight for all
the gods besides.
A well known writer, recently re
turned from India, expresses great fears
for the future of English and American
women. He apprehends that they will
eventually resemble the people of a hill
region above the Brahmapootra Valley,
with whom he has had dealings. There,
he asserts, the women are supreme.
They woo the men, .hey control the af
faire of the home arid the nation, prop
erty descends through them ; but, note
the sequel they are the very ugliest
women on the face of the earth. Clever
women have possessed for a long time
the permission to be ugly, and some
times, it must be admitted, they rather
abuse this privilege. But, while many
talents may choke out beauty with dis
astrous jealousy, the notion that what a
woman gains intellectually by higher
education she loses in beauty and grace
ought to be relinquished. The woman
of the future is going to be clever and
beautiful, too. She will bring her
cleverness to bear upon the clearness of
her complexion, upon the freedom of
her graceful figure, and upon the per
fection of her health, as well as upon
her art or her profession.
CURRENT- PRESS COM ME ST.
An observing exchange says that
when a man yells "bread or blood," you
can generally effect a compromise with
him on beer.
"What shall we do with our cranks?"
asks a eo temporary. Well here in the
east we usually lock them up. But in
the far west they sometimes send them
to the United States senate or make
them state governor. Ex.
No kissing ever occurs in Japan ex
cept husband and wife, not even between
mother and child, no shaking of hands
in salutation. If one were to offer a kiss
to a Japanese maiden she would proba
bly think she was going to be bitten.
Our American liberties are in peril.
If congress fails to check this usurpation,
then, by the Eternal, the people will
take it in hand. If this be treason,
make the most of it. Telegram.
Next thing we. know we'll have a
Prendergast in Portland. The Telegram
man will kill a goldbug or bedbug, or
something. Welcome.
The old favorites J. G. and E. Alma
Statu, who were so well remembered by
the theater-going people of The Dalles
four years ago, will return to give us one
more treat in the dramatic line, opening
an engagement at the Armory hall next
Monday night, Dec. 4th, with that great
historical drama, "A Celebrated Case, or
Soldier of Fontenoy."
This company is composed of sixteen
artists, carefully selected from the stand
ard companies of America. They carry
a full brass band, superb orchestra and
all their own scenery and any one who
enjoys a good evening's entertainment
of dramatic art should not fail to see
them. Secure seats at Snipes & Kin
ersly. A boat constructed of aluminum and
intended for the forthcoming expedition
of Commander Monteil into Central
Africa, has just been launched from the
Quay d'Orsay, in Paris. It is a flat
bottomed ferry boat, capable of carrying
a load of 15 tons, is 33 feet long and 8
feet wide, and the total weight of the
boat is 20 c.vt., of which IS cwt. is of
metal and the remainder of wood. This
lightness of construction has only been
obtained by ttie use of aluminum, and
the difficulty had to be OYercome of roll
ing sheets of this metal 4 feet lung, 2 feet
4 inches in width and 0.12 incii thick.
The boat is made in 24 parts, each of
which can be carried by one man, and
which are adjusted by means of bolts,
India rublwr being provided at the joints
of the sections so as to render the boat
water tight. With two exceptions, all
the parts are interchangeable, and the
boat, which is fitted with the necessary
tools for assembling it, can be put to
gether in a very short time.
Shiloh's cure, the Great CoujIi .noi
Croup Cure, is for sale by Sniper a.- Kin
ersly. Pocket size contains twenty-rive
doses, only 25c. Children lov it. fold
ty Snipes & Kinersly.
woman only have
SoRitive remedy m
h. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. If
you will faithfully
use it, everv disturb
ance and irregular
ity can be perma
nently cured.
It's a legitimate
medicine for woman,
carefully ndnptod to
her delicate organi
zation. It builds up
and invigorates the
entire system, regu
lates and promotes
all the proper t unc
tions, and restores health and
strength.
" Favorite Prescription " is the
only remedy for woman's ills that's
guaranteed. If it fails to benefit
or cure, you have, your money back.
Tun Akkiiicax Kaiimbii, willed l now enter
InK upon Its 7.1th eur, li the pioneer farmer'
ptim-r lit tlie country.
It it a lnriro clght-pnKO paper, mid roiitnlttH ,V
columns of tho cliotrvU iifrrlriiltiirut and liter
arv iiuiticr, plentifully embellished with lino
Illustration,, it Is
NATIONAL IN CHARACTER,
mill deals with ftirmliiK and furmcr'H Interests
on broad, practical Univ.. it
EMPLOYS THE HEST WRITERS IN
THE COUNTRY,
mid everything that iippciirn In Its columns Im of
the highest character Kvery department of the
farmer business l illscuvcd In nn etmu'st.
practical way, looking to thcRreatest prolltiiud
benefit to tho (miner mul liN family.
It npiicars on the 1st ami 1Mb of each month,
mul 1 fnruHtmt at the low price of
50 CENTS A YEAR
In advance Thin make It thn ehenitit
ncrlnulttirnt paper In the country.
FARMER LEGISLATION.
During the coming year there will he an Im
' mene number of mutters of the most vital In
terest to fanners dealt with by Cmtgma anil the
i K.xreutlvu Dcixirtmcuts at Washington, it Is
IilKhly iiiiHirtniit that the (armors be kept
; promptly and fully informed n to what is being
manned and tlono alleetlng them at the National
t'aiiltal. They should nil. therefore, take Tiir.
New York Weekly Tribune
-AND
Which is the best to try,
if you have Catarrh a medi
cine that claims to have cured
others, or a medicine that is
ill, . a AMMtiCA.s Kahmki:. which, being on the ground,
backed by money tO CUre VOU f ha better facilities than any other i wipers for
11 J . . c r a' ' getting this Information, ami devotcH Itself to
i lie uruurieiurs oi UT. juuc i . tun uuiy mey win nun in it constantly a
r . i V, i ' great amount of valuable Information that they
Catarrh Remedy acree to cure i can get in noothcr paper.
-. , , ,J , . 1 Till-. AMKHICAK FAIlMKIl Blld TlIK ClIKONICLE
your Catarrh, perfectly and per-, win be sent one year for ji.to.
viancntly, or they 11 pay you i
$500 in cash.
DaiiesWeeKiy cnronicie
VGEXTS mokef&COa day. Greatest kitchen
utensil ever invented. Itetalls 3." cts. - to 0
sold in every Iiotu;, Sample, postage paid, live
cents. McMakln and Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
1VE WANT VOL' TO WORK FOK I'S. thus
making Ili.CO TO I35.GI I'KIt WKKK.
Parties preferred who can furnish n horse and
travel through the country: a team, though, Is
not necessary. A few vacancies in town and
cities, aixire hours may bo ucd to good ad
vantage. It. r. JOHNSON A Co.,
nth and Main Hts., Kichmend, Va.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Hy virtue of an execution and order of sal-,
bMied out of the Circuit Court of toe fitale of
Oregon, for the County of Wasco, to rae directed
commanding me to make sale of the 'and In the
said writ, described to-wlt. Those pices mid
parcels of land In Vaco County, State of Ore
gon, known nnd described as the outh half of
section eight (S , mid the south half of section
nine I'J, and the east half and the southwest
inarter ami the east half of tli- northwest quar
ter and the touthwest quarter of the northwt
quarto- of section ten (10) and the north half of
the northwest quarter and the southeast quarter
of the northwest quarter of si;tlon lifteui tV,
alt in Township one li, north of Range fourteen
jilt east of the Willamette meridian, to make
iiuu pay luesuiii in iiiuuev, in suui-mjri nujuiii;-
Fresh oysters
tionery store.
at A. Keller's confec-
1
7 .-?jMi5
rmumm
id to ce paid to the plaintiff in wild action, in
ivrin-h action The Solicitors and Trust
in ipany were plaintiff and James llooth, Mar
tha 11 hooth, Kverett E. Hal!. J r. McCruro,
- rah H McClure, 1- O. Alter, lialph Itogen, Ju
lia N liosers. Uri Bmbulv. J. il Titviorimd J
t- Stliiririli. u-.m fli.fpiinmit,. tn.u It thirim nf !
l.i with interest thcieon, from July 1. l-'J.'.
n tht- rate of six er cent .er annum and fXftxo !
MTt-(iie.s fees tn salil action ami coits and dis-'
bur-- ents therein taxed, I have this d:iy luvlul I
ukiii the land aforvs.tlu mid on j
. Saturday the Ji.'lril iluy or Dpci-iiiIiit lHlKI,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m.. lii front nf the
I court houvj door, in the City of The alles, in
Mid County and state, I will sell said laud at
public auction, to the highest bidder therefor.
'1 A WaKI),
cherirTof Wasco County, Hlate of Oregon.
nov-Jitd
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
Olhen
Judicious
Advertising
Pays.
ONLY- $1.75.
gPECIAL PRICES
ON-
Baby Caps and Cloaks,
Misses' Trimmed Hats.
112 Second Btroet.
ANNA PETER SCO,
SHOE
FACTORY
For
Sale at a
Bargain.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Timber Until, Act June 3, 1H7M.
The undorsigntid, having secured the nmchinorvandj
nii OFnr.-K,Thei)aiie.or.,( i hxtures ol wlmt was intended ior u (irst-clnss shoo facwrxJ
.. .n-ov.mmb. I i.-rrr, nrri. ..v---v - ,r - -- jsrrdfl
win bun vuu hiune sn ii ujiriiiii u . Jiere
i
i arm i z. u rraB.zyA iktsi ii i lm i i a
nHi limnilV'lilMi iffi PI
ao. roH a case it viul not c u n c.
Anairreeable Lasntivo and NERVE TONIC.
Sold by Druireistaor sent by mall. 2Sc.,a)o
nd S1.C0 per puckatre. Eampiea free
VA VA Tho Favorite 7CCTS P07S13
CLW IIU for the Teeth and ilreatli. 23c
For sale by Hnlpes A- Kinnraly.
VIGOR f MEN
Easily, Qulekl;,
Ptrmanenlly Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY, '
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Clollag Out Hale of Urocerlei.
Owing to a contemplated change of
baainew, the undersigned will close out
the entire itock of groceries hardware,
wood and willow ware at coat for cauh,
Call early while the stock is unbroken.
JOLEH BaOTIIEIIH.
Booms to rent at Kev. A. Horn's resi
deoee oa Klnth atnet. 623daw.
Businecs Change.
The undersigoed has bought
the Chinese Merchandise busi
ness heretofore conducted by
YU JEZOl? ,6c OO.,
(will pay all bills owing by
i pr eaisa to tnm
1W3.
aaii firm I
a
-UBMisi-M.,
il ...
sfc CO.,
9km MalUs. Or.
U , .u
and all Iht train c atIIi
Iromearly errura or lalef
exceitea. ttin reiulu of
overwork, alclcuuia,
wony.elo. Fullitreuijth,
darclopmeat and tona
given to ever7 organ and
portion of Ihe ixyly.
filmpl.naturalmetliwli.
Immedtato Improvement
ihd. Failure lmpoll))e.
Hfm reference. V,,c,
explanation and prts.ta
mailed (aealed) f rtv.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO. N. Y.
"Samantba at He Wol's Fair,"
And be up to the times,
THE LATEST OUT
Greatest Work of the Nineteenth Century
Hy J03IAH ALLEN'S WIFE,
A. G. Hoering,
I-ocal Axent, Tlio Drill;, Or.
John Pashek,
The Merchant Tailor
7 Court Btveet,
Msxt doer to Wasee Ian Offloe.
PUsii Juit recolvid the Utett itylwi In
Suitings for Gentlemen,
nd bM . Urce.aMortaiMit of For ten and Araer.
1M C'loUu, which bo mii flitlen To Oidr for
tbewe tt nvor him.
ClHilnj and RfptWug Spcoitlty.
I'y virtue of nn execution mul onler oi alo,
l-..n-rl ,,n. of tho Circuit ( ourt of tl.it i(
I uron, for the County of Which, to my illrectcil
coinniunitliii; mi; to nnilie -uli-of the IjihI in the
I kiil writ dejorll'd u-ivlt. thott-pli' i ami ur
1 ims ol huifl in Wmco t'ountj, .-t.it" ? )noii,
known iiinl iletcrltwd it" tlRroiith,-itiUiirlor
I of n.-ction four lJ, anil tho nnrlh half of ncllou
nlnu 'JJ, ami the iiorthtvtut iiunrtr of :timi
I ruvvnttt'ii (171, 1 Towimhlp one li north of
; ItaiiKO fourtoon II, vivtl of tno Willamette Jlorl-
illiin. to uiulio iiiol pay the miiu of money. In
al(l Court ailjuilKtil to U u to tin- Huliitl trill
I sulci iii-tlon, in which action The .-olloltoro Loan
anil Trunt t'ompany were plalutltl, anil JaiuiK
I Hooth, ilartliH M. Ilin.th, Ker-tr h Hall. J. I'.
McClure, harah II. McClure, d Alter. Halph j
' Itiscra, Julia N. lUixvi, I'rl KmUAs. J M. 'lav j
1 ior mill J. V. Kiiwaiiiii were ilefemlanU. to-wlt:
thexurn of jaWJOO with inteieit thereiju, from
iJuly 1, 11.', at the rate of lx porcutporiiniium
ami tAO.to attorney's fe- in ail action ami
cout anil iiiburciiieut therein tnxnl, I have
tills any levied ujioii thelaml nforenliI, ami on
ftaturtluy, UUnl (lay or Ilfuniiliur, IHil.T,
at the hour of 10 oVIock a. in. In front of thu
court hou.e r(xr, lu tho City of The IMki, in
ald C'ouuty ami htate, I will rvll milillaml at
public auction to the hftfhmt bliMer therefor.
T. A. Waiiu,
fiherifl'of Winco County, HUUi of Orvspm.
no-Jiii
Notiii: is herebv clveu that in eoniiilhiiiei
i with the provision!) of tho act of coueret of
June 3, ls;s, eutltleil "An act for the ale of lltn
bor Inn, Is in the tat."i of California, Oregon,
Nevada ami Waihtui;tou Territory,"
Ni.-iil C HtiivniiMiin,
Of Klns-tley, county of Wioco, ntnte of Oreiron,
has tliU ilny llkil In this olliee hiit xworu .itnto
mellt for the purcha.e of the NK1, of NW,
of hvction. No. Z5, lu Township No, :t H , raiiKO
No 13 E. W. M ami will otter proof to hIiiuv
that the lauil miiK'lit l more valuable for It
timber or stone than for inrrlcnltiiral purjuen,
ami to eitahlinh hlx claim to raiil hunt hefore
the lCettLitcr ami Kecetver of this ollleeiitThe
Uallea, Or., ou the l.'ith day of Jiuiimry, 1'Jl.
He nanie.-' im wlttie!- fieorire MuiaimI, Jut
:r Kii'Iey, I Aim Homleau ami Ijifayette ImvIs,
all of KiiiKslcy, Or.
Any ami nil per-ou claltolni; ailveriely the
abovtMlu.orIisI lainls are reiiiestiil to llle their
i.'litlins In this oihce on or before .ali! 1.1th day of
Jnnuan, I.
wio JOHN W. I.KWJK, ltetrlster.
NOTICK KOK I'UULICATION.
engine
same at a uarraiu. Here is an
boiler of 40-odd horse power, and a large "amount of 1
machinery, lasts, line shafting, pulleys, helting and)
ings aimosi a complete snoe laciory.
Ilere is also one of the best sites for suc('.essfuhj0
ating a laciory of this kind to he found in Ihiicountr.
Write for particulars at once, lo
or.
SHERIFFS SALE.
y virtue of an oxtfiutlon ami onlcr
oi mile imiuil out of tho Circuit Court
of tho tatu of OivKon for the county
of Wanco, to me ulrt-ctiil, eomrnatidltii;
iuc to rrioko ta.'o of tho laud In .iM wrlt.iltierlli
ed to-witj thoio pleoex and purccl of land in
Wutco County, Suite of Orotou, known and de.
n;rllrtl anall of nection thrte.ll, and tho south
half of thu vouthenxt iilartrof K-ctlon four (1),
and the outh half of n-otlon live (5) and tho
north half of ntctlon i-iuht (K), all In Towimlilp
one (I), north of Koiikc fourteen (II eait of tho
Willamette meridian, to make and py tho iiiiu
of money, In tald Court ndjudxed, to b-i paid to
the plaintiff in uild action, lu which action The
Solicitor I-cjan ami Trust Corniumy were plain
till and Jnmen Itooth, Martha M. llooth, Kverett
K. Hull, J. y. McClure, harah II McClure, I), (i.
Alter, Italpb ttoffer. JllIU N lUnrera, Url Km
oody.J. 31. Taylor and J. V. Kdwanla were du
fendaiiU, to-wlt, themimrif 1.1.0.(1) with Inter
eat thereon from July I. IfcVJ. at tho rate nf tlx
percent per annum and law 00 attorney fee in
tald action and coaUnnd dliburM.-meuu therein
taxed, I have this day levlnl um tho laud
above dene rl bed and on
tiaturtlay tb23HlMV uf Ieeinl,er, 1H03,
at tho hour of 10 a. in,, In front of the court
houMs door, In the city nf The Ualles, In wtld
count:' and aUte, I will MelUild Unl at public
auction, to thu hlKbeat bidder therefor.
HherltTof Waneo county, Ktnt'e of OreKo'n,
liovA'td
ExMUtor-'t Hotiee to Craditors.
Notice l hereby given that tho County Court
of tho Htate of OreKon for Wu.co County haa
duly ai-luted tbo uudertliiiied tho execulor nf
the lat will and Mtniiieiit oi (jeorgu V. Ueers,
deceaatsL All ixtraoiu havliiK cluiina aKallut
the estate ol Mild decerned aro hereby requited
to ureaeut tbem, with tho proi-er voiiulieri.
within tlx moiilhs from the dale of this uollce,
to aald executor at his placo of itnldeuce, uar
iif,!f"..V.,.t'r' J" W Mnr. at tho onioo of
W. H, Wilioil, In aald IMIle City,
', tilCHAKL UOVLK, Kxavubw.
P4tott tbU tat day of I'ovomUr, 1M. Mw ,
Land Okuci:. The Dalles, Or.,)
Nov. Ut I(,03. I
Notice is hereby jrlven that the followliiK
uamtsl tcttler has tilts notleoof his Intention to
make linal proof lu upHirt of his claim and that
raid proof will bo made before thu rci;tsteraml
receiver at The liallen, Ort-Kou, ou Wednesday,
DeeemlA-r 'J7, IS'!, U :
Hewitt ItlliK,
Homestead Application No. 'JHZ'i, for the N'.of
til'M and I'M of HWJ. fcec. 10, Tp. ' H. U. 1 1 Kftst.
He names the following wltnessea to prove his
continuous reslilenco Uxu unit cultivation of
nalil hind, viz:
II- W. Wells, of Tho Ualles, Or., Charlei.
Kastou, Joules' Kastou ami Paul I.lmcroth of
Nautetie, Or.
John W. J.kwid, KvKlater.
EXECUTOR'SOTICE.
Notlre is hereby Rivon tliut the nntlor
Hitfiied han iK'cn duly appointed by tho
County Court of the State, of Oregon for
Watco County in (irohato, executrix with
the will annexed of the estate of James
Underbill deceased. All persons having
olaitiiH against said estate are hereby re
quired to present thetn to me with
proper vouchers at the law office oT Con
don tc Condon in Dalles City, OreKon,
within six months from the date of this
notice,
November 11, 1803.
Claiia X. Unokkiiill,
Executrix of tho Kstato of James Under
bill, deceased,
NOTICK FOtt PUBLICATION.
Land Omen, The lalIea,Or
Oct. 21, im.
Notice la hereby given that tbo following
named settler baa Iliad notice of his Intention to
make final proof In aupport of lila claim, and
that aairl proof will be made before the KUter
and Kecetver at The Dalle, Or,, ou December
11, KM), via;
Kolanrtu O, Hrooka,
devlavo of John Hughe,deceaed.
Hotneatead AppllcaUon No. 83M. for the HU HVM
and Hli HWMfof Hee. ,Tp. J N It. 13 K.
He name the fnllowliw wltneaaeM to prove
hi continuous residence upon and cultivation
of uild laud, vlt:
O. W.Cook, W. A. Miller, Frank Orolghtou and
Beth Morgan, all of (he DalUs Or.
mWl" L- Hkowh please take notice.
nT5 JOHN W. LKWIH, KeKlaler,
Ectray Taken Up.
One black pony, branded either
in ana uiii i
lug property
W-iawlm
tionr. branded either or fi on lf t
mp aim ten jaw. uwuer eau uave same v,
v tirnv.
id paying for this notice.
' J)KU.L WILDKK.
foatoatee, Tbo Uallea, Or.
THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERS
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
This well-known ilrowory in now turuiiii; out the best utl
east of the Cascades. The luteat applianceH for tlie manufacture of I B .
ti l i i i .. .. .i . ... .t..i.. m fat t " OT
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Wiioo County, - - Oregon,
Tho Gate City of tlie Inland Empire is situuted at the aead
of imvigjation on tho Middle Columbia, and is a thriving, V
porous city.
itfS TERRITORY. .
It is the supply city for an extensive and rich agricui tu
and grazing country, its trade reaching as fur south as Suintu
Lake, a distance of over two hundred miles.
The Largest Wool Market.
'Che rich grazing country along tho eastern slope of t,10
cades furnishes pasture for thousands of sheep, the wool
which finds market hero. . t :n
The Dalles is the largest original wool shipping p"1
America, about 5,000,000 pounds being shipped last year.
ITS PRODUCTS. .ldiftg
The salmon fisheries are tho finest on the Columbia, yw""
this year revenue of thousands of dollars, which will u
than doublod in the near future. . .....bet
Tho products of the beautiful Klickitat valley find.. Tfbe
hero, and the country south and oast liaa this year t wjtb
warehouses, and all available storage places to overflowing
thoir products.
ITS WEALTH.
It is the riilwst city of it- sine oh the coast J"Jttf
scattered over and is being used to develop more farmiug cou
than is tributary to any other cRv iu Kaatern Oregon.
IU situation Is uwiurpasaed. IU oUrnato JHghtfU ;
aiUUtisa ineakulable. Its resources unlimited. An
uor&ar sttwea sbe stands.