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The Dalits Dtfly Chronicle.
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OKKOOX
THE DALI.KS,
TIME CARD FOR TRAVELERS.
Below is published a correct time card
ot trains and boats which leave and ar
rive at The Dalles. Travelers may trust
it, as The Ghkonicle is kept fully in
formed of revisions :
D. P & A. N. O. STKAMEP.S.
Steamer Regulator leaves every Monday, Wed
nesday nnd Friday at 7:3) u. in.
Arrive evety Tuesday, Thursday ami Satur
day at o: M p. m.
OREGON' RAILWAY
"AT HAIL.
'o.t Wet-bmtul...
Jfo.2 East-bound
& NAVIGATION CO.
Arrive. Leave.
A :4S a.m. 4:30 a.m.
10:13 ji.ni. 10:3) p.m.
DALLE- fAS-'ENOEH.
No. T West-bound, leave 1 :CO p.m.
So. i East-bound, arrives 11:63 a.m.
Alt passenser traits stop a: L'nton Street, as
well as the dpot.
AilvertUlne Itatet.
Psr itith
One Inch or less In Dally
Over two Inches and under foil
H 50
inches 1 CO
Over four Inches and under twelve iuchei.
Over twelve inches
DAILY AD WEEKLY.
One Inch or less, per Inch
Over one tnuh and under (our inches
Over four Inches and under twelve inches.
Over twelve inches
To
.$2 M
2 CO
. 1 50
. 1 CO
ISLANDS OF THE SUNDOWN SEAS.
Continued from third page.
be a match for anvone in the arts of
di-
plomacy.
xae government nas many serious
proniems to encounter, chief among
them being the enormous immicrvUton
of Japanese. The Japs are taking the
country, and with the Chinese bid fair
to ruin
the fairest of lands. Everv
steamer brings
a couple of hundred j
Asiatics. They invade every line of
business, and have monopolized all
forms of labor. A person could not live
here lone without being a rabid hater oi
Japanese and Chinese, and
whoever
thinks America did wrong in esclndin"
the latter should come to Hawaii, and
their views would chance.
There are many able men in Honolulu
in public life, among the foremost being
Loriu A. Thurston, late minister to the
United States, and whom Secretary
Gresham declared persona non grata.
Greshani made many mistakes during
his brief career as secretary ot state, and '
this was oue of the worst. Mr. Thurs
ton is a man of much force, and is the
main-stay of the annexation movement.
He has borne a leading part in shaping
the destinies of the Island nation, and
and is now in America doing what he
can for annexation. President Dole,
Chief Justice Judd and all the govern
ment officials are working hard for
cioier political union with the United
States, and there is no doubt but that
Hawaii wants to come in out of the
wet, and wants it badly. Her firmest
friends are those who iiave come and
partaken of her boundless hospitality.
Onn of the prettiest scenes to be wit- (
neisfd in Honolulu, is when a steamer I
depart- f ,r San Franci?co. The dock is !
. , . , i
crt'wx.-i wun spectators: the govern
jiiui.t lnd in white uniform plays its
f eet st times, while the people throng
up and down the gangway bidding
"'iKu-bve" to the departing ones and
utwiuing them with "ieis." A lei is an
arrangement of flower, and it is a pretty
cu-tom Honolulu people have of so dec
orating a departing friend. Some of
these "leh" art- beautiful specimens of
floral art, but more often they are sim
ple wreaths. The "-.'ood-byea" to be
said are long and continuous, and the
steamer': deck is crowded with resi
dents uf the town. Finally the gong is
sounded and thoe who are not to sail
come down the gum: plank and none are
left on deck save the
flower-bedecked
,... ,p, . , . . .
yoj tigers. The signal to cast off is j
jb given anu me steamer turns seaward;
the air is full of ilowcis
air is full of Ilowcis thrown as
Hawaiian farewells; tho echoes of
"Auid Lane .Savne." "Home Sweet
Home" and "Hawaii I'onoi" die away;
the crowd turns to leave, and one of the
most animated scenes in Honolulu life
is over.
If annexation cornea or the preeut
reciprocity treaty ie maintained, the
busines? possibilities of Hawaii are
guod, but if Hawaiian suanr has to pay
a duty in the United States and noth
ing is done to prevent the intlus of
Asiatics, its future may be impaired.
I know of no place where a visit can
bo made more delightful than to Hawaii, j
and no one who has made the trip is
ever heard to expresH reyrut for having
done so. There is a sonj,' sum; here,
to which the musical accompaniment is
beautiful, which eays :
Tbe wiinU that blow over the faa
hlnjc ivutly '"Alotm to ine,
Tho wave, tlnit roll o'or thediul
s'lilS "Aloha" mid bid tno to land."
The won I "Aloha" is a lovinu greeting
arid mentis anything you want it to in
the line of lovo. The sunt' expresses a
fctjritimurit which ovury traveler to
Hawaii will recognize. ,
Tliert) ia inuuh more that could be
w ritten about. Some of it might be in
teresting. I could tell you how Ed.
Wit gate is developing into a singer, and
during hia waking moments inaists on
humming "Just the plain Hawaiian
.g good caQU,,h foJ. n,e ti lmt j real.
ize there is a limit to the type in The
CintoxiCLE office and also to your
patience.
Delightful as Hawaii is, there is no
place like our own land home and ac
cording to present calculations, we will
leave here March 4th the day JIcKin
ley sets things eoing anew and reach
The Dalles St. Patrick's day.
Fr.ED. W. Wir.soK.
1'EKSONAL MENTION.
Mr. E.
the city.
E. Savage of Hood River is in
Dr. Lannerberg went
to Moro last
night to remain a week.
Mrs. Ralph Moody is a guest at the
home of Mr'. W. H. Moody.
Hon. F. X. Jones is in che city, on his
way to his liome at Sherur's 13ridee.
Miss Ella Cooper, one of the teachers
in the public school, is very ill of ty
phoid fever.
Judge Bradshtuvwent to Moro last
night to hold theVesular March term of
court for Sherman county.
Mr. C. J. Hayes came up from Hood
River today. "He has been appointed
deputy surveyor by Mr. Goit.
Mrs. Frank Fulton, who has been
visiting Mrs. Biggs, returned to her
home in Sherman county last night.
Mrs. Sarah M. Mr.Cown, department
, commander of the W. R. C, arrived
1 from Portland today, and is the goest of
i Airs. Alvers and Mrs. Leonard.
Mrs. Marcelas, of Washington, Kan-
j sa?. who has been spending the winter
j n Pasadena, California, stopped off here
! on wa" T a?a 13 vismnf! Kev
and Mrs. j. H. Wood.
ALLIGATOR
PEARS.
To Acquire n Taste for Them
pomive Luxury.
Id an Ex
Most interesting of all South Florida
fruits, because little cultivated, almost
unknown outside of the tronies. and
i most hiirhlv appreciated when once m-
troduced. is the nlhcr.tcr or aracado
! Pr the asuacate of Cuba, says Har
pert Kountl laule. A very few nlupator
pear trees are grown in "sheltered spot
of southern California: but South Flor
ida, below latitude 2o degrees, is the only
s-jetion of the United States where it
can be cultivated on a large scale and as
a j:rouTab!e crop. Here it grows a? lux
uriantly and with as little care as the
cuava, thoucn it requires a create-
depth of soil. The tree is fall, nbnder.
and covered with a dense fnlioT of dark
glossy green, while the ripened fruit,
also green in color, is smooth-skinned
and as large as a nuia's two fists. In
side is a irrcat round stone or seed sur
rounded by a soft, yellowish-green pulp,
which, sprinkled with salt and eater,
with a spoon, or made into a salad, i
delicious beyonddescript ion. Xooneever
;ats an alligator pear without wanting
mother, and the taste once acquired de
nauds to be gratified, regardless of ex
pense. I have known Zft and even 7.1
:ents apiece to be paid for the' pears,
ind when I once, asked a Broadway
.lealer which was the most expensive
ruit in his store, he promptly an
swered: '"Alligator pra
CATCH'NP A TARTAF?
Thi ISravp ana Effective IlwUtanco of au
Intended Victim.
Highway robberies, even under mod
ern name of "hold-ups," which alters
nothing of their character, have become
decidedly rare in the far northwest ; and
thoy are likely to become still rarer if
aP intended victims make as brave and
effective resistance as did a grocer of
llninier, Washington, recently.
This grocer, whosee name is Hubert,
str.rted from. Hainier with his wapc:i
on" night to go toTacoma to buy goods.
With him was a 13-year-old boy. lie
carried S10C to my for bis purrhasis.
While he wnfj nbout two mites from
Hoy and on n lonely road two hiphway
mrn stepped out, confronted the grocer.
!uii u pwioi nu taee ami com-
manoeu nira to uiamnuiu anu uaiui over
niouov
I'u';ert had no notion of giving up the
money, but he did not waste any time iu
fhinkinpr up a plan for beating the rob
Itors. He began to set down from the
v.tigon ts if to comply, and as lie did ft
he struck the rascal who held the pistol
a terrible blow which felled him to the
ground. Hubert then came down with
one heavy foot upon the wrist of the
hfind w hich held the revolver.
While the robber was in this position,
the grocer anatchrd the weof-on away
from hiiu and pointed it nt the other
ra.seal. It turned out that the second
roiitier bad no pistol. Jluiert com-
r.r.mded him to put up his hai.d; . v. liich
u- did.
Meantime the first man was iiwonsi
"ir from tho terrible blow which Hu
! rt had dealt h!:i- Hubert made the
'.4eond hold i,r !'' I'-md.s for ten min
ir.' until tin- fit- had recovered his
ifriH.'.'. Then he ean.runnded the firt
"i" nu. and told them both to march.
-1 i I I T l:-v did.
Thus ihi groeer took them both into
the town of l!oy, the boy driving close
behind with the ltorses nnd wagon.
At Hoy the tl, waned highwaymen were
turned over to a constable and locked
up. and the grocer went on his wny to
'I acoina.
Dullea-.Miiro hlate
Leaves the
Tuesdaye, Thuredayi
Unmtillu house S a. m. PURE CURE FOR PILE. Q
and Saturtluys. pR"'Bl5ikoWL
uouqlas AM.E.V, I'rop. 'v.'' " ni.
'rop
flow fibout Your
JOB
Yc have the facilities for' doing all kinds
of Jcib Printing, from a visiting card to a
catalogue, and we are after all the work we
can do. "We not only desiie to keep busy,
but would prefer to be rushed. Come in
and compare our prices with that of any
one, and compare quality of work. Let us
have vour next order.
HON. W. J. BRYAN'S BOOK
THE
FIRST
BATTLE
STYLES AND PRICES:
Ptichly and durably bound in English Cloth, plain edces; portrait of the au
thor forming tlm design on cover; autograph preface; magnificent pre
sentation plate in silver, gold and blue; contniniuc GOO pages and S'2
full-page illustrations
In half-Morocco, marble edge
Iu full-Morocco, gilt edge
. TT 1 Tk
Reel Estate Exchange'MlilljJIl,
The
Dalles
IS DAILY RECEIVING INQUIRIES FKOJI
Prospective s Immigrants'
From every part of the United States concerning the ;
Resources, Products, Prices. Etc.;
-Vi
All persons desirint: to sell or rent
their advantage to call on or write at once
of the Eschange, giving full particulars,
T. A. HUDSON,
G. W. ROWLAND,
J. M.
THE DALLES,
HtiU mi Opou (juivttlon.
In diseussiujr new words and the
fact that even well-educated persons are
always coming upon tUiubU'ii! terint-.
there is e storr of Cii. Colt, ot revolver
fame, who refused to be dauuted even
by a word which did not exist. The
colonel was sittinpr on the veranda of a
Saratoga hotel i:arrathir some of his
experiences in Turkey when he went
uiure 10 piace a contract, as lie tauten,
a pompous person, a judge from some i
remote interior region, walked by the j
group, occasionally stopping for a mo-1
ment and then nassinffon. Sudrlonlv h-. !
pauseil, with the serious purpose of
,T,Hi" ' "Bht-" "u',n! S1" ! North 50 feet off from lots 3 nnd 4
and measured tones: "Doe the Milton jointly iu block IS, and lot 1 hi block. 11.
cr Jurkey, sir, nbntiate himself in his j The reasonable value of said lots for
intercourse with distinguished foreign- j less than which thev will not bf 'od
crs?" As quickly nb if "nbntiate" were has lieen fixed and determined bv the
as familiar to him ns the word "re-1 Common Council of Dalles City a's fol
volver." Col. Colt replied: "I cannot sav I Io)y,? to-wit :
of my personal hnoxvledge. He max I. .-1 ho north oO feet off from lot? 5 and G
have that reputation." Then as tm8' , t ,
Judge, apparently sati.sfie.L posted on j0h,Uv L blocks" iGO " ,0ta 1 '
um or enrsnot. tne colonel turned to
the group nnd nsked: "What in time
did he moan V" Everybody laughed, but
nobody knew, Outlook.
fecurating In 1'nrU.
Paris has found it necessary to put n
check to the haphazard decoration of
her public places. The prefect of the
Seine has appointed a technical commit
tee of nrtists, architects nnd other com
potent judges, to which all plans nf-
fecting the outward nppenrnnce of the
city must be submitted for approval be-!
fore the administrative on eors tnV-t
ti,rm,.
"-""'
WautRil a Freak.
In a Sydney newspaper lately there
was this ndvertbomnet: "Wanted A
man nble to teach French nnd the pinno,
and to look after a bull."
piIJfJIfC?
THE FIU.ST BATTLE Is nn interesting story
nf the cretit political stmssleot 1. It mew
lmportimt events mm tne ninny issues mvoiveri
eminent exponent!. Including the p.irt taken by '
Hon. W. J. llryan in the silver asritotton prior to .
the Demoenitie National Convention, anil dur-
in? the campaign : the best example of his won
?n: the best example of his won-
the most noteworthy incidents of
r, a careful review of the political
ieiissiou of the election returns
icance thereof, and the fit'ure
aeniu oratory, i
hb famous tour,
situation, n di-
nnd the siffiiifieanee
poislbilities of Bi-metallism as n politieil issue.
?1 75
2 2b
'2 7o
M. J. WOODCOCK. Agent, Wamic, Or.
CJCJ CJiv if .
farms or citv nronertv will. find it creatlv to
to imv one of the underpinned ni(.n,rrs.
terms, etc. ;
C. E. BAYARD,
J. G. KOOXTZ &
HUNTINGTON & CO.
CO.
OREGON.
NOTICE SALE OF CITY LOTS.
Notice h hereby given that by author
iiy uf ordinance No. 291, which parsed
the Common Council of Dalles City Feb
ruary G, 1S97, entitled "An ordinance
entitled an ordinance to provide for the
sale of certain lots beloiiL'iiii; to Dalles
CitV." I V. ill. on Saturdnv.'rhM inn. ,1,.,.
of March, 1S97, seli at public auction, to
me uiguesi uiuuer, all the followintr lot
and parts of lots iu Gates Addition to
Dalles City, Wasco County, Or., to-wit:
. .ln.ti ,!or,t',' 5? tl!ut ofI' froiu lots o and G
J,,1tl ' "lotK I0-
North 110 teet off from lots 1 nnrl
' . ,i.. : i.i.i. ic
Vnfth sn
feet off from lots S nn,l j
jointly in block IS, $100. I
Lot 1 in block 19, $200.
Knch one of these lots will be sold up
on the lot respectively and none of them
shall be sold for a le.-s sum than the
x'alue thereof as above stnted.
One-fourth of the price bid on anv of
said lots shall be paid in cash at' the
time of sale, nnd the remainder in three
pminl navmnnlQin n. V.fA... .
,v w., ,i ucmru uiie, two and
imcu jeara irum ice date ol said sale
j , , wi Ull BUUII ue-
bot p.MT boS
.i. , V.
cent per annum, navablo annimllv
..i.i,..f ; "j
e in full ,
".""" me option oi me pur.
nnr.
cuaser.
i
Tho said sale will begin on tho 13ih '
day of March at the hour of 2 o'clock n
m. of said day, and will continue from
timetotimo until allot said lots shall
be sold.
Dated this 9th day of Februarv, 1897.
n GlI.BEliT W. PlIGLPtl,
flO Recorder of Dalles City.
Advertise in The Chkonicle.
PAPER GARMENTS.
for feople Afraid
ot
I T, . T.!ltC4t
V class house and a leather bed used
to i ni.UPd the llFMpiJJ
mediums behind which t. dnj n
could seek refuge from h e 1-
paper sun . ; . ,twl
. . .1. .,! ilefv lid
SS. J.en if" it should show specun.
preference for him.
1 This is particularly the case if a hat
is worn made of the same stuJ. in
side of thin should be placed a piece of
newspaper, and inside the clothmg
should also bo laid folds of a news
paper, which would do as well, as a
paper suit. .
The paper suit is also a good thing
for. summer excursions, for if it is
ruined in the rain there won t be much
lo Those whose nerves are upset n
atmospheric disturbances had tetter
wrap themselves up in paper during the
electric rummer storms, even if they do
rot have suits made up a la mode and
with scams and buttons to hold them
together.
The man who ?ets out to be a re
former will never get to rest a minute
Ram's llorn.
Ton was, I admit, a fairly patient
man. but he never tackled tlie tasu oi
putting up stove pipes. Endeavor
Herald.
CAr-Tfis' famous remarii: i
think, therefore I am." is supplement
ed by Phillips UrookV "What I believe
thnt'l b.-i'or' "--rH.'T" Standard.
rTH6 GQllimllia PBGKIDSGO.,
PACKERS OF
j , j j
.J . J1 Tj
1 &J frf t llSft KOWT
. Pi I 1' B f H rjlitlrS
' A- VI IV XJ. V. -fc.fW.fi.
MANUFACTCKEKS OF
Lard and Sausages.
Pine
Curers of -r BRAND
Dried Beef. Etc.
Dalles City aoo Moro Slap Line
Leaves Willinms Hotel, Moio, on
irnn).,..i 1'.,l.,,, l r-:,l
i b a. m. pronuit
' - I-eo.ves I-jnatilla House. The Dalles,
: J-iesaavs, llivrsdays and Saturdays at
b a. m. prompt.
j Freight rates The Dalles to Moro, 40c
i per 10(1 lbs ; small packuuci, 15 and 2uc.
j P.is;ener rale.- The Dalles to Moro,
Anencvot Umatilla House, The Dalles,
and at Williams Hotel Moro.
tf
DOUGLAS ALLEN, Prop.
A 1 "T'J 1 i
fYW flllf IV 1 PillA
U I VIA UHU iJIUUlIU 1
rn
STAGE LIFE,
TH01IAS EAEPEE, - - Proprieto:
Staaes leave Dake Oven for Antelopt
every day, and from Antelope to Mit
chell three times a week.
GOOD HORSES AND WAGONS.
The Glades Ranch,
AX'IIITK SALMON. WASH.
fin Brefl JEESIYS
Sfino0 StThfJ?lit,.Coln,P??i,'5 nnrt Tormentor
mine. Thrw Choice Hulls for sale or rent
o some Choice Cowh and Hellers for iale
Pine iirt.1 P!and China H." fl,e'
w jilte Pi) mouth Rock Chicens
Addre- MRS. A. It. liviik'VTT n...
,"ium
White aalmon. Wash.
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A RDCinS A? TV I'nfr.l ,
tarj hi .oou7oisoVprmS.a
tocua
curi'
l'lru,
out
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m?e rtm . -' J X4JJ13 I'll
l'"""18 nod cluilleniro tin.V-iVi i
!-'" cannot ctirn. iu, hY. '.'4" "
t-iV".0. c'. a')ii3 diten' h-4. Ji '
DameiitiiooL-iii ..vi: """so naa aiwavn
! tno most cn,i,, YZZr.V,'
mmaM
'i1
icmplc cmuAUu, 1XJW'
have Your Grain.
Few
realize that Pftnh cirmtrr.il .1. '
siroys
slilL
4i nn . - " "u
h.is iust Uiven
fearful and apprehensive pcopic w
Thi" suit is nfadc of fiber -pulpand can
be made to look exactly like any oe.
m.it of clothes. Paper w u poor ion
daetonandamanarrayc n -
a
tr?ctt0M7wlrcair7
5iW pX"re a,ld English authors,
'lea. copper CVilopnTrK'..;.".?,."1 ' i.... ;....' . . ..
, It Is ttiid Kecm,,i,lS8rVf'9 !i?PWM ftilUnB Anthonv Ilo.,. ltrt Uurtc.
nnrifiTt,n r,,- uiuurH nn m7j it u. iiihii. tiinrj
jnator is the "moat effective nnd lecoSi10 0cl' l8t- 1892 wU1 1,0 pald J?
leal poison known. Price reduced to HQ oice-1 Interest ceases after March 6,
vwitc. tor BaiO IV M ' n 1,
N
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PACIFIC RyT
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Elegent
Toturist
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Car
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OR
D. CHAELTON. Asst. G. P. A.,
lx, Morrliou Cor. Third. t'ortlimJ Ore?oa
A.
EAST and SOUTH via
I The Shasta Route
OF THK
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Traiir leave and are due to arrive at I'ortlani
tnAVE.
rr.oji veh. 10. 1S97.
f OVEUI.AXD EX-
: : press, huiem, KOse
: I burs, Ashlnnd, Sac
's ::0 1'.
M ,J rnmento, Ogden.Snn !
M'' 1 Frniieisen, Mojave, (
3:10 A. II.
i l i.os Aiigeies.fciriisn,
: I Xew Orleans unit 1
! lEnst J
b:S0
, M Uo.eburg and wny tu-
; tlotis.
fVin W'oodburn lorl
'i-AO r.M
Dally
except
Sunday.
.Mt.AiiKei, siiverion,
. Wct Scio, lirowu-
i vlllcSiirtngtield mid (
except
Suudays.
i. mi i f ISnloni nnd wny stntIons!10.15A.M
- iCorvullls mid way ;1 6:3) P.M.
...J)A. M. gtlltIons j '
:,airon I
H:45 P.M.!
jMcMlnnville
n u d( ( S:15P.M
1
Dally. fD'Uly, eseejit sjunday.
DIXIXli CARS OK OGDE.V ROUTE.
PUI.I.MAX JJOTFKT SLEEPERS
AND SECOND-CLASS SLEEWNO CARS
Attached to all Tlirough Trains.
Through Ticket Ollicc, 131 Third street, where
tli-oueh tickets to all point.-, in the Eastern
States, Canada and Europe can be obtained a,
loivent rates from
J. II. KIRKLAXD, Ticket Agent.
All above train arrive nt mid ik'jwrt Iro?
Grand Central Stntlun, Fifth and Irving street.-.
YAMIIlLlj DIX'ISIOX.
Passenger Depot, foot of Juilcrson street.
Ienvo for OSWEGO, dallv, except Hiiuday, a!
7:0 u. iu.; 1J:1.i, 1:1. o:i O lo, Slfti p. a,
(and 11:: p. m. on feattinlny only). Arrive at
Portland tit 7:10 nnd s;30 a.m.; mid 1:9), 4:i
0:35 and 7:55 p. m.
I-eave for Sheridan, week days, st-l:C0p.B.
j Arrive at Portland, 0:30 u. m.
I I-eave for AIRI.IE on Monday, Wedticsda
FrMay iit!:l0n. in. Arrivo ut Portland,
dav and
dav, T lutrsdny and Saturday nt 3:05 p. m.
aundny train for OSWEGO leave nt S:10a.ta.
nnd 12:15,1:13,3:80, j:'r G:mid 8 tti p. w. Ar
rive at Portland nt S:S0, 10:00 a. in., 1:30,1:15,
5:10, 0:ai, 55 p. in.
it. KOEHI.ER, E. P. ROGERS,
Muiiaser. Asst. G. F. it Pats. .Xst
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