gftcgftUeg Chronicle.
VOL. X
THE DALLES, ORE(p jf UESDAY, JUNE 29, 189
NO 145
RATES DECIDED ON
lelesratlont teft Washlncton and tHt
I I NnKAvoiiKns auk orvt? . ''ImL
rift
Financo Committee Settles
Vexed Questions.
RATES OX BOTH REMAIN UNCHANGED
llg I-eiid Kntn AdvancedThe Semite
jlakea Good Progress Willi the
Turin' Itlll
Washington, Jane 28. The senate
committee on finance today Eottled sev
eral vexed questions in connection with
the tariff. It wa9 decided to leave the
rate of lj cents on lead ore as fixed by
the finance committee, and also to leave
iron ore us originally determined by the
committee and passed by the house.
The committee decided to advance the
rate on pig lead to 2 cents per pound.
This is an increase of half a cent over
the house rate, which the committee did
not originally disturb, and was made as
a compensation for the increase on lead
ore.
The tea paragraph was again passed
over for future consideration and the de
cision on coal wus reserved until after a
hearing to he given to conflicting inter
ests tonight.
PROGRESS ON TDK TAUIFF IUL1
The Semite Considers anil Adopt a
Numbers of Hcheoule.
Washington, June 28. In the senate
today a resolution authorizing the presi
dent to invite foreign governments to
participate in the trans-Mississppi expo
sition at Omaha was agree to. The
tariff bill was then taken up. The para
graphs relating to hides, gypsum and
clays or earth went over.
Rapid progress was made, a number of
tchedules being adopted. Lead ore was
skipped. The leather schedule was tak
en up, and Allison proposed a change
relating to hides, making the rate 20 per
cent ad valorem and striking out the
proviso aB to drawbacks.
Smith said the new rate was equal to
about 4 cents per pound.
Veat spoke against the proposed duty,
and spoke of the ''oppressive action of
Armour to compel butchers to use dress
ed beef," and stated the evidence eeem
ed ground for indictment, but nothing
was done.
Allen and Hoar entered into a coutro
versary at times personal as to the rightB
of federal prosecution for an offense
wholly within state lines.
Named by the V resident.
Wasaington, June 28. The president
today sent the following nominations to
the senate :
State Soren Listoe, of Minnesota, to
be consul at Rotterdam.
Treasury Henry Fink, of Wisconsin,
to be collector of internal revenue for the
first iliat.:t r tin
"iohiu Ul Y 1BCUUB1U.
Justice Clarence W.Ide, of Washing
ton, marshal for the district of Washing
ton. Navy Captain Frank L. Denny, as
sistant quartermaster of the marine
corps, to be major and quartermaster.
Also a number of minor promotions in
the navy.
Hide l'urugruph Agreed To.
Washington, June 28. The hide par
agraph of the tariff bill, fixing the duty
at 20 percent'ad valorem, was agreed to,
37 to 20.
llrlef Kesslou lu the Home.
Washington, June, 28 The house
waB in session only long enough to call
the roll on a motion to adjourn.
itaweett Supersedes Grr.
Tacoma. Wash.. .Tiino 98. A. V. Faw-
cett became mayor of this city this
Moore's
Revealed Remedy
Takes awav all that "gone" feeling.
It is a CURE THAT OURE8.
"Happy Thought" Salve.
PlaaoaMfr 4 . I. .1 .. anHA.t
"""Hi iu use, in n UKiiuy ouipn-
t0P jar. It curea poiton oak, salt
rheum and all akin troubles. 00c.
U, z. Donnell sells them.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
r'nlntirntnH trr tL. mnn. In.. 1 . t. .1
ItPnlthfullinae Ascitrnu lwi tn 1 ."
.1,5 11 i t J Y: . 'u"u "kbihsi main
mid nil forum of adulteration common to the
VJIVHII MKI1IUS.
llOYAI. llAKINd POWDER CO. J New YORK
morning. Mayor Orr retiring. This iB
the outcome of a suit which has been in
progress fourteen months. In April of
last year an .election of mayor was
held. Fawcett claimed the election by
two votes and Orr by three, five ballots
being in dispute. Fawcett was sworn in
and Orr took the case to the superior
court and won, becoming mayor, and
Fawcett retiring. The latter carried the
case to the state supreme court, where
the lower court was reversed. Only ten
months of the term remain.
A sweeping change in all appointive
officials will be made.
Electric Itinera.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener
ally needed when the languid, exhausted
feeling prevails, when the liver is torpid
and Blugish and the need of a tonic and
and alterative iB felt. A prompt use of
this medicine has often averted long and
perhaps fatal bilious fevers. No medi
cine will act more sureiy counteracting
and freeing the system from the malar
ial poison. Headache, Indigestion, Con
stipation, Dizziness yield to Electric Bit
ters. 50c and $1.00 per bottle at Blake
ley & Houghton's drug store. 1
Town Wushed Clean.
Pomekov, Wash., June 27. The heav
iest rain of the season struck this vi
cinity last evening nt 0 :'i0, and was al
most a cloudburst. The water ran down
the streets three to six inches deep, ran
over the sidewalks and filled basements
and cellars, and did a great deal of dam
age. The millrace burst its banks in
several places and the water ran down
the hills into the old Knapp-Burrell
building from the rear and came out at
the front, pouring down the steps and
making a perfect waterfall. It also
burst into the rear of a tailor snop,
which wbb occupied as a residence, ran
through the working-rooms and out into
the streets.
The streets this morning presented a
wrecked anDearance, covered with
gravel, rocks and all sizes of boulders.
William Ben jaminie, of Meadow guicii,
i.,i u,mrai imcra flmimed. and his waK-
ons and other farming implements were
washed away.
Wonted.
Agents for "Queen Victoria, Her
Reign and Diamond JJubilee." uver
flowing with latest and richest pictures.
Contains the indorsed biography of Her
. , .in. ..u. Motrin' nf her
fllBje8ty, wiui Huuiounf
... t 1 f.mll n niinn n f fit
remarkaoie reign, tww iuu
the
Diamond Jubilee. Uniy fi.ou. cig
i i
book.
Tremendous aemanu. uuu
for
agents. Commission 50 per cent.
Credit given. Freight paid, uuwr
free
tory
Write quick for outut auu vern
Th rinminlnn Coiunnny, Dept.
7, 350 :
Dearborn St.. Chicago.
junE
ul.,,, iiv u lttirclar
.Lotis, June 28.-A special to the
. ... t)ji.,.,i Til snvs:
Bt,
Post
UlBvawu iiuu.
ies Lilian Blaie, aged 21, a highly re-
it an a
Mi
spected ;
voung lady oi hub ,
terrible experience last night wltn a our-
. . , .1 o iiinn with
glar
one who j
-..1, ; tr hpr
a
i beard i
or mask wlio was neiwuuii.
father
's clothes. Miss ciaih
and
the i
e rouut-i h - i ..
and fired, the ball taking eftect
II n niHiui IU livi
breaet
just
above the heart. MM"
expec
cted to recover, cioouhuuhu-
put on
the trail of tue purgmi.
FoaVela all other washing
Soap
com
i pounds
We
Maya.
eell Hoe Cake
1'IIILADEM'HIA, June 2S. The iMt
section ol the Christian Endeavor
gation of Pennsylvania to the In
tional convention at San FrancisotRiK
this morning. I
.y
WA8HTVnTnv T..n no Tl.. f
"oni.nnuj, dime L'S. tne Mljaf
portion of the District of ColumbiaTalkkhi
gation to the Christian Endeavo.ii(.
vention at San Francisco left haMikai
morning.
A Yodiic Wmnnn Alluctei,aip
Los Angeles, Cal., June 28. Thi IH-
tie town of Downey is terribly MalUt
tonicllt. Miss Afnino ilnnrrM.nv5"!,
spectable Well-to-do people, was latiH
lurmeu ana taKen trom her bedrCNi If
an unknown man, who entered tntnjUH
a window. At daylight the fnuj
woman was found wandering arowtaf la
a dazed condition several milaa
home. She was unable to give a
description of her abductors. A lftrflaJ
posse, with bloodhounds, is scoariBgh.
countrv. -ssHH
a juyNterloug Aluriler. '-'
Arm.n.n.... r ! T U 'fcJ'
juu.ujiii,i iiiuxico, June x. im
body of R. L. Innigworth, n pronlMBt
young English resident, the aos !'
wealthy London physician, haa mm
found in the outskirts of the city with
stab wound through the heart. Hta"
watch and a considerable sum of moMjr
on the body were unmolested.- TtMS
British consul offers a reward of $WW
for the assassin.
G a urge WrlKht's AVI dow DM. 4
Sioux City, la., June 28. The Wldw
of George Wright, of the Iowa sapreaaje
bench, and one of the oldest aattiafs'sn
Iowa, died Sunday at the hotse of her
daughter in this city. Her baabaid
was one of the most prominent aaaa-lb
the Btnte. fv'
COMPRESSED AIR TRANSMITftli
p
Will a I.lttle Better Kconoray Bto -
tuined? j, J,
It remains to be ascertained whether
or not tlie liressures 01 iroan aeTcn,
hundred to several thouaanda,
thinsrs considered in cornpraaatog:
in nsinp, are possible and practicable;
in the face of heut and refrigeration,
with the assistance of compoundinj,')
tripling, quadrupling and -what noli
that is, whether it will pay- to employ
this vehicle for transporting power de
veloped at a convenient ana econoswea
point and distribute the nccumuiau-c:
imerfv tor use tiirouirn uuvbwui oi
street ears. J
Capitalists who invest money tor a
return upon the outlay aretvery enrc
fill ui considering the enthaahutic nl
thoutrh sincere views of inventora, and
even if it is reasonable to believe that
compressed air will eventually take Im
portant place in the world'e work, the
investors who take the reaa tbllity
are very much in the position of the
man who wanted to know how to tell
toadstools from mushroom, and , was
advised to eat them, and if,ihe"dld iiot
die then they were inushwonui. ib
tnluing, say, ten percent. ojrlesBofJhe
heat value of coal in the form of pei
for valuable use is a .sureftBiBK.jW'H
known, and from the standpolajr o
facts cheap. But puttlnfrProf. .T.vn
dall's "mode of motion" lato aotnc
other medium of transportation, iim
paving1 toll at both ends of.theHnc,
appeals to the man who papa the!PlH
witli a force not easily appreciated bj
1,0 eifntists. The losses aaet with in
w -
rnnsforniintr mechanical
nlnf.trlcal enerfr.v. and Fend
clltietliis
form over the trolley wire and iniolthi
car motor, or in investignthl; the me
chanical energy in the pullet arable
are more than eounterle)laaee4 by
,.iv iin-nnveniences and eeoaoinlcsl
nmi "now the hone that soiae lacldeiital
advantnjres in Bight niayj.be. realled,
nml still a little lxtter vwmamy wr. uu
n,i is attraetinir atterrtleo toward
compressed air CasslerXjtafaailB
Au Kxtruordlnury I4at.
Mia.t is lK-Uevcd to have am an
aurora of such extra ordinWklaney
as to obscure the sunl gh tjaa de
scribed in an old numbeijj ,Ue (.en
tleman's Magnalnc: On the 4 ey ol
January, H50, an unusuii-.Hfirt; ) fai
above the lightest day. rk all be,
iwiirs with amazement. mmUmte wat
four o'clock in the nfteriBfjaai, attd it
soon faded away. At sewai kawver,
from cait lowest, Btreapa aayaarcd
like rivers of bright flrej A feaeral
feellnir of alarm was eaufai.br ese.
but they gradually fadcd&r the
.ii their disappearanaa bataf; nc
' bv sho-Js wblaL.iBl fell
b, M, but which did "t'parek
damage. t. ""ta ' TVf ; " J
5 A HcAlllaLA I InlflrAflACC ,0 any other kind of ready made Z
1 rlUSUlUlC UllllIVCllCSS suits characterizes the K. N. & Z
F. Co. clothing. Goods recog- z
Z ilzed by every dealer in the land for the careful Inspection of every detail given J
7 :hem before leaving their workrooms. m
Z The label is the sure seal of super!- JHHHink 7
Z ority the diploma for correctness HPHi9BKfl m
the certificate of fashion. BSJjBBHgjr h
2 You know us. We can fitanybody'5 form anybody purse. J
I A. IH. WILLIAMS ( CO.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Vnt.ifft is lw.rfihv piven that the lin-
dersigned, J. E. Barnett and Dinstuoro
Parish, heretolore doing business as
Barnett & Parish, have this day, by
mutual consent, dissolved.
All accounts against earn nrm snouui
lm nmntmtftfi tn J. K. Barnett. and said
J. E. Barnett is to collect all accounts,
notes and evidences of indebtedness ow
ing to said firm.
Dated at Dalles (Jity, Wasco uounty,
Oregon, this 17th day of June. 18117.
DlNKMOItU r.Mtisn,
juii2o-4t J. E. Baiinktt.
"For three years we have never been
without Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house,"
says A. H. Patter, with E. C. Atkins &
Co., Indianapolis, Ind., "and my wife
would as soon think of being without
fiour ah a bottle of this Hemedv in the
summer season. We have used it with
all three of our children and it has never
failed to cure not simply stop pain, but
mire absolutely. It ia all riuht. and any
one who tries it will find it so." For
sale by Blakeley .t Houghton.
On the occasion of the meeting of the
grand lodge of Elks at Minneapolis, the
O. II. it X. will eell round trip tickets
July 2d, good to return until July 31st,
for $00.50. These tickets are good for
stop-over privileges returning. The
meetinir of the National Educational As
sociation is held at Milwaukee at the
same time, and same rates to Minne
apolis will be given. At that point,
tickets will have to be purchased to
Milwaukee, costing for the round trip
$12.30. jnl7-tf
Nebraska corn for sale at the Wasco
warehouse. Best feed on earth. mO-tf
LDDD POISON
a specialty;
'rlmarr.Hofy
ondArorTer.
tisryUliOOD FOISON permanently
cured In 16 to 36 d7f. You can bo treated a)
Dome roreame price unuer iamo Kuuraa
tv. If Tounrcfer to coma here wo wlllcon.
tract to dot railroad fareand betel bit i.and
Docbarge, 1 1 tvo fail to cure. If you bare token liter
cury, lodldo itotuaht ana till nave atlicj and
film, MucouaVutclioa In mouth, Sore Tliroitt,
'implea. Copper Colored Kpota, ulrera on
any part of tbo boOr, Uulr or Eycbrowa fulling
out; It to tin tiecoudnry BLOOU VOIHOS
we cr usrantee to cure. We aoliclt the moat obU
n.b cum and cliulienve the) world for a
Stto we cannot cure. Thla dbeaac haa alirari
nfHkil flin aklll of the uioat eminent ttliral
cUnj. aiSOOrOOO oanltal behind our uncond
iOOAOO capital behind our uncond
Ml. AbtoIuteprooriiecntBt'uledoa
iddrena COOK HEHKDV UOZ
tlonaiaoarcnij
appitcuu.
SURE CURE for PILES
HB. BO-EAM-KO'E PILE RE
Uinv. tibuaa iloti
tlvcurr. l;iriulur p ot fret, rti
Subscribe for Thk Curosicms.
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n
Wasco Warehouse Company
Headquarters for Seed Grain ofaii kinds.
Headquarters for Feed Grain of ail kinds.
Headquarters for Rolled Grain, an kinds.
Headquarters for Bran. Shorts, TmTll feed
Headquarters for "Byers? BeSt" Pendle-
ton FlOUr n'H '''our 18 manufactured expressly for futnily
use: every sack is guaranteed to give satisfaction.
We sell our goods lower than any house in the trade, and if you don't think so
call and get our prices ami be convinced.
Highest Prices Paid for Wheat, Barley and Oats.
We Carry afuiiuneof
Builders' and Heavy Hardware,
Lime and Cement,
Farm Machinery,
Bain Wagons, Champion Mowers
and Reapers,
Blacksmiths' Coal and Iron,
Barb Wire, Etc.
JOS.
Phone 25.
BLAKELEY
175 Second Street.
payCountry and Mail Orden will receive prompt attention.
T. PETERS & CO
& HOUGHTON
The Dalles. Oregon