C E L E B RMTI ON
AT THE DALLES,
JULY 4th, 1898.
In Commemoration of the Independence of these United States
and the Battle of Manila Bay.
c
Grand Parade, Baset Picnic, Speeches, Music by the Bands; Games, and
festivities will conclude with a Grand Display of Fire Works in the evening-.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle,
Advertising liatt-ft.
Ptr vich.
One lt.cn or less In Dully f 1 tt
ver two inclie Hurt under four Juchc. ... 1 00
ver four l:iche and under twelve luche. . 75
ver twelve inches, 60
DAILY AJ"I WEKKLT.
Jne Inch or less per inch
Over one inch anil under Jour inches.
2 w
i ml I
Over four-inches find under twelve inches
l w
Over twelve inches 1 00
MTltSCKII'TION rmcE.
One week ? 15
One tucnth 50
One year C 00
SUNDAY - - - .JUNE 20. 1S9S
OBSTIWCTIOX IX THE SEXATE
Leaders of the opposition to Ha
waiian annexation in the senate ad
mit that the resolution will be passed.
They know that delay in the matter
may seriously embarrass the admin-
istration and may invite complica-
tions that will be difficult to adjust,
and yet they give notice that they
will prolong the debate until the
middle of July. If the resolution
came before the senate today for a
vote it would be adopted and there
would be no embarrassment and no!0f tjie ijottle.
complications. Under the circum-
stances there is nothing to be gained
V,v ,lolnv nnrl mxnl, trf i oninnrl hv
prompt action. The proposition is
so simple that all the people will be
quick to sit in judgment on the ob
structionists.
The policy of obstruction in the
senate is contemptible at an' time,
but just now it is dangerous; not
more dangerous to the country than
to the obstructionists or the parties
the represent. Men like Senator
Teller see this. Men like the gover-
i
nor of Montana have spoken lor j
their part' in that state. Senators j
"White and Jones of the far "West
cannot make the annexation of Ha-1
waii a party question, nor can they
drag Democrats after them. Sena- j
tors Hale, Hoar and Morrill of the
far East cannot speak for the Re
publicans. Senators Spooner, Gear,
and Thurston are making no friends
by their hesitation. The president
and nine. tenths of the people are in
favor of an annexation. It is ad.
xmtted now that annexation will be
accomplished. There is ro good
reason wbj' the government should
not have at onse all the advantages
from a military point of view that
will come with annexation.
While the senate is hesitating and
wasting time in talk our soldiers
bound for the Philippines are re-
ceived by the people of Hawaii with j
as much enthusiasm as though all ;
IlawaiianE were Americans, In tbeBe !
clearly. The nnti-nnnexntionists
have tried to make it appear that the
native Hawaiians were opposed to
annexation. In the reception of the
American troops ut Honolulu the
natives were us enthusiastic as any
others. Whatever may have been
tbeir attitude two years uo, or one
year ago, the' are now in favor of
annexation to the United States.
This disposes of almost the last argu.
ment in tile bands of the obstruc
tionists in the senate. The argu
ments for and against annexation1
have been heard and a decision has
1mm given by the people. There is
Mtwia droning over tbe coast! tu-
ONE, COME
tional phase of the question or clis
ciiEiinsr the matter of military ur
gency. All these are of the past.
i The question before the senntc is. l
lAVill senators be so unpatriotic, so i'
; stubbornlv indifferent to the inter
i i
j ests of the country, so oblivious to ,
the importance of our control in the
i acme,
as to prevent immediate
action ? If there are am senators
willing to go on record, let them do
so and take the consequences. Jt
not, let them stand out of the wa.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The rumor that
received a shot in
General Blanco
the leg spread
rapidly and was magnified into fin-!
other triumphant victory tor pam
before it reached Madrid.
War taxes will be so widely dis
tributed that the individual will
hardly feel them. But he cannot
avoid seeing tLcin.
The dynamite cruiser Vesuvius,
would be all right if it would con- j
tinue in a state of eruption. !
The Cadiz fleet ma' be swift, but'
experience has tawrlit it to beware '
i A little boy asked ior a bottle of "get
! UP il tbe morning RS fitSt US VOU can,"
the druizist recognised a household
name ior "DeWitt's Little Early Ilisere"
and pave him a lottle of those fKtnons
little pills for constipation, iick head
ache, liver and etomaeh troubles.
J Sni8 KinereJyDrnpCo
Cleveland wheels are selling in spite
of all the cheap wheels that are offering.
Call and see our 'OS models. Maier &
Benton.
Ons Minute Cough Cure, cures.
Tht U what it vas mudc for.
-
Jast ttlhat
You
New ideas m U'all Paper here. Such
wide variety as we are thowing never be
fore graced a Hintrle stock. Iteal imita-
tion creton eflVicts at ordinary prlcee. j
J3C
for a tunal! price, at our Biore on Third j
D. W. YAUSE, Third St.
CAMPBELL & WILSON
fy'llipery
ParIor5
Under the management of
Mrs. W. G. Wilson and
Miss Myrtle Smith.
Mrs. Briggs' Old Stand.
ALL.
fiem Columbia Hotel
IS THE BUST 5i.oo PER
HOUSE IS THE CITY
J. JVL TOOOQEY, Prop.
PIONEER BAKERY.
I have re-opened this "well-known Bakery,
and am now prepared to supply every
body -with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also
all kinds of Staple and Fancy Grocer es.
GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Grocer.
War or No war
You will always have the benefit
of Low Prices at
flydrw feller's ?afe.
Ice Cream, Ice Cream Soda, Candies, Fruits
Oysters in any style.
I CrandallS Borget
DEALERS IN tyfo
fill kinds of undertakers Burial Shoes,
Funeral Supplies embalmers Etc.
The Dalles, Or.
7UL Z. DONNELL,
PtyESCniPTIOfi DRUGGIST
TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY.
Opp. A. M. Williams & Co.. THE DALLES. Oil
I f 1 1 -.' "- . - - .
uuho
CITY LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
Northwest Cor. Fourth and Federal Streets.
Special Attention to Feeding Transient Stock.
Closed Hack Day or Night.
PRICES REASONABLE,
Tm i Ward Mi Jm. T. Robertson,
, A cordial
DAY
Nuts and
r-- . i
has the best Dress Goods
has the best Shoes
has everything to be foun in a
first-class Dry Goods Store.
C. F. STEPHENS.
Props. THE DALLES, Oft.
invitation is extended to
empire xo join, in xne
COUE ONE, COME ALL
every thing to ma e
For
Spanish
Headache-
r'
Uncle Sum is mixini: a dope that will
Hiin-ly cure. Not nil hpiulnchu t:urtt
br'niR ubout relief and many inive n bnd
effect on thf heart und syetein generally.
We can offer you one not ho violent In
it int'thodf m I'licle Sam's, hut one
which will remove Uie c:iii" und enre
the li.'iuliu:h'. Tr DOCTOIJ WOOIW
HEADACHE CLTKE. Tut up by
RELIABLE PHARMACISTS.
175 SGCOUll Street, THE DALLES,
Regulator Line
Tie Dalles, Portlanfl and Astoria
Navigation Co.'
strs. Regulator .DalIes City
FREIGHT AND PASSENUtR LINE
Tlic Dulles, IIwkJ Ulvcr, finciido UkVh und l'ort
lund dully, nviii oundity.
DOWN THE VALLEY
Are
VOU gOitlg
EASTERN OREGON ?
H no, nn e monuy mul enjoy n oemitlful trip on
CoIjjuiIjIm- lliu c t-bound triiln urrlvcmit
1 lie Dulles In itinplo tiinu Ior pituM-iimx to tuku
niv KK-uiiu-r, iirrjvuiK III J'orilund III tllliv Ior the
outKOlni; boiitliurn and Nortlirm trulnn: Kiwt.
wiun pum-iiKi. urilvtiiK In TIju Dullea in tlmo
to tuku tlie Kuxt-lxiund truln,
Kor further inlornuttloii apply to
J. N. IIAKNKY, Aiccnt,
Ouk Btreet Dock. l'ortlund, Oregon,
Or W O. A LI. A WAV, Cit-ii. ABt.,
'f hu Dullen. Ureunu
BROS.
Horse Shoeing
Specialty.
Second Strt.
u
I
GKNKItAL
BiacksmiiDs ;
...AND...
Wapqateis
the residents of the Inland
ceie oration.
you happy. The
1 EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
or Tin:
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
' Trains leiicnnd ure line to arrive r.t I'ortlsL
I
, ovi:iu.ani ex-v
; tirvft sulmn, Mow- ' 1
I Lure, AkhlMid, .-uc- j
'On I ! miut'iiwi, v'Kuru .run
, 1 rritnnlwo,
Molnvo. I
. . . . t.
Urll'KUM
.kit
k"!n i m iltKMsburc Klid wiiy tn
A' -M-;ti(m
i f Vln WiKHllmrn lor ',
I' M
Dully
sunduyn.
Daily
. 1 MLAiiKoI, rillvrrtim,
, Wot M'ln, itmwiik- J
Ci(tit
I ..III.. I. .1.. '
LNutrtiu
!?:: A. M.
IC'DrrulllR
Ixtatloiih
r.na wuyj .M,.iM
IMlKl'KMlCNi II I'AnHi:.Ntii:il. l.X.rin train
iMiiiy (uxt'Lniuuuny),
l;Ki ii. in.
n. l.v. . I'ortlHinl Ar.) S.2Tm. m
n. Ml. MeMlliin-llIc .I.v.J r,U, in
. f.r . J tirtt-jxilidfiier.-l v ) i.itit.tn
'Mi i. in.
b;! p. m. f.r .InrtcixJliili-i
Dully. Iail-, ciucjit bunnay,
DIKING CAltS O.N CXiDKS KOt'TE.
i'CUJIAX IlUhTKT SI.KEl'KUH
AKI nEC-ONI)-CI.Ajj sLKKl'LVO CAUb
A ttiiebwl to ull ThroUKli Truing.
Direct fniiiKiitliin nt Mm rrKtifihco ltli Orel
ilt'Utr.l mid Dtit'iitnl itnd I'licltli' inuti ptcnmkhlp
liufk Inr JAl'A.S und CHINA. Sattlfa dnti- on
n pllciLtliui.
Ituu utiil tlrW't to KnttTU jxilnt mid Eu
fojKi. Alsi. JAI'AN. UlllNA. HONOl.V LC und
Al'fTHAUA, cim t0 (htHliic! Imin
J. II. KltlKIiAM), Ticket AECUt.
Thronch Ticket OHIcc, l.t-l nilrd htrttt, white
ttirntitrtt ticket to r.ll tKilntx In tin- Enbiern
i htMlo, t'linudH und Kurojx; cult bo obtiilucd t
Hiucift ruivK iroin
J. It. KlUKiaND. Tlcktt ARint.
All utiovo tnilne urrl ut nnd lli'imrt Ihot
Oriitid ( futrul btntlcjii, Klltli r.nd Irvmc (.trii'tt
YAMH1M. DIVISION.
I'linicnKfr DtjK.t, loot ol Joncrkou rtrvct.
U'livi- (or OSWE'iO. dully, cxri-'pt tuiidiiy,t
7:.D u. in.; 12 !), 1 5 16, C Uj, "X OS . m,
(iuhI ll :ju ii. in. on Miturdtiy only, nnd 9 00 a. ra
I nnd Z.Mi n. in. on h'uiidnMt only:. Anlrv at
i i'orttitiid cinlly ut Cil0 uud H::w u m. inidl:U.
i t.l.'., G.-.M itliilT. .Viji. m., (undlU:05u. m , 3 15
a iu i. m. on buuuiij h only;.
U-iivi' for Blitrldiin. wirk duyii, ut J 30 j. ta
Artlvf ut l'ortlund, ),'M it. iu.
U-ftvi- ior AIHL1K on Mondiiy, Wwlni-hdnT uud
Krlrtuy at If IU it. in. Arrlvn ut l'ortluna, Tui
iluv, Ttr.irhdny mid nntunliii it 3.05 jl in.
Except fcundiiy. Kxccpt Euturdny.
K K. Kl.i.EK, (i, ii MAUK1IA.M,
lliniucr. Aunt. U. y. .V I'rniti. Act
0. R. & N. GO
DCI-AItT
1'OU
TIMK (Cllf.lH'I.K.
1'KUM DAIXtC
AlMllVK
lllOM.
Kiikt
Mull
11:00 p. in
hnlt I.ukf, Denver. H.i Fot
Worth. Onmhu, Kun Mill.
mix City, hi. Louis, 3 10 a.m.
ChiciiKO uud Kiiht.
Hpokiinu
I'lyer
&::i0 p. in
Wullu WullH, HpoUne. gi;l.iiiic
.MIiineupollH. Pt. I'uill, ) lef.
D ii 1 It I h, .MlliviiuLte, 0-M u
Chleuuo uud V.utl.
8 p. in.
1'KOSI I'OUTHNP.
Oceiin Utt'uinilil.
All aniline dates nuhjeet
to eliiiuKO.
Tor 8iiu FrcmrlM'o
Bull Jun 3, . Ii, l'J, 15, 1,
SI, :,rt
I p. m.
p. m.
To AI.ahka
bull June 7, 'J
5 1. w.
8 p. III.
Kx.hitndiiy
Kuturdiiy
10 p. III.
(Inluiiiutii l!v. fa'tonmert. Fx.huiiUuy
i ii. in.
10 AlTOItIA mm uj
uiuainen.
i. .i. , ii iiil.. Jib l i r in i n,
Kx.buii(lHy,OrcKoii City. Newlwit', l-X-eumi'iJ
(i ii. in.
m I... ..,, ,i "iin. m.
liiiiem iv ay jjiiiu n.
7 u. in.
Wai.AMf.TTJ: a.vdYam- f I' 1
Ointon City, Jin) ton, iimmi
uud Wiiy-Ijimllnni,.
'i'neii.'lhur.
uud but.
C ii. in.
Tue.,Tliur,
Pi.rMi.iiil In Cirviilll. TlH'.i IHUl
uud Hut.
uud Wiiy'IiudliiL'x.
i tut.
I.KAVK
lllt'AIUA.
1 MS 11.111.
Mou.. Wed,
und J-'rldii)
WAV
I IXWIKTOS.
&..ia.W;
mm..' ,;
mid Tliur.
HNAKK HlVKIt.
ltlpiirlu to LewUtoii.
Kor full purlluulum rail ou O. It. & C0,
ucvlit The Dulk. or uddieMi
W. If. Hl'JtUl.MtT,
Oon. IMf. AKt., l'ortlund"
Tlio fipuclal uttractloti ut llonevllI
ovory Sunduy during tlio HUtium'r
eon will bo an wttrttctlvo nJ vmv$
outdoor specialty purformancu
the manogeujont ol the Frederlckibuij
tbeter, oi Portland. Itound trip fe
from TUe Dllee only f 1. 1U iW