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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1899)
1 An Excellent ConiMnation. The plrnsant method and beneficial effects of ths? well known remedy, Svkup or I'Mfi, manufactured by the CAT.iFor.xiA l-'io Syrup Co.. illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tive princip.es of plants lniown to be medicinally lusative and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to the system. It is the one pericct strengtht-ninfr laxa tive, elaansintr the system effectually, dispalliiifr colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation per manently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub stance, and its aetiiiij on the kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In the process of manufacturing figs are used, as they are pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the Cylifohsia Fio Svrup Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed oa the front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAK xHAIiCIaCO. CAT. xounrvxLT.E. et. zrzvr Yam:, i. z. Tor Ete by all Ilnissists. Pries 0c. prtottlo THROWS DOWN THE GAUNTLET Crilics to Claims, Substantiate HE WILL NEVER RESIGN the Preabyterinn church, tinder the au9 picea of the local Knights of Pythias and Masonic lodges. Goulds Slay Consolidate Railroads. New Yonn, July 12. Humors are cur rent in Wall street that the Goulds are about to consolidate their Southern rail way properties. The principal stcry is to the effect that the first step wilt be the absorption of thu Texas A PuliI'ic stcek bv the .Missouri Pacific with the Va- bash. The St. Louts Southwestern, it is said, is to be annexed to the Missouri Pacific. iiimiT For mi Editor to Iti-cniiiiiieiiit .Ill-lllClllPS'.' Pntvnt From Svlvan Valley News, llrevrad, N. C. It may bu a question whi'thnr the editor of a newspaper has the richt to nubliclv recommend any of tho various tirouricturv nii-diclne which lloml thej Teeth Extracted FREE SKTURDKY, SOO ppIp ti'iith in oao yonr la our rc- . i. .. tl.n l.inot xnanlhln cost. card WKd ofiicu. S.&lon R.u.r....U.l in cyury en... Savs He Has Never Retired Under Fire) and Never Will Attacks Have Uecn Cruel Secretary Believes More Cruel Than Anything He Has Ever Known. I'EKOO.NAl. MENTION Chas. Hilton came in from his ranch today on his way to Portland. It. H. BarclHy, superintendent of the miil Sir vice, is in the city on business. John Bukcr, an old time Dalles man, iidown from Autonc, Grant county. .Mrs. Ad Keller and family left this I morning for Stevenson ou a camping' trip. Zsch. and Robert Keya came in from i Mitchell yesterday to dispose of their wool here. Mrs. D. M. French and 'atuily left on the boat this morning for their cottage at Seaview, Ilw.ico beach. Sliep Irene Adams accompanied Mrs. D. M. French to the seaside today, and will spend her vacation there. J. Barnhouse, of Caleb, who is a well known sheep man throughout Iv.isteru Oregon, is a visitor in The Daltea today. Thos. Wood made n trip down the river this morning in order to secure a camping place, where his family will go later. Washington-, July 12. Secretary Al ser made to a reporter of the Associated Press his first personal statement con cerning the reports that he is about to resign from the cabinet. When asked as to the truth of the rumors, the secretary said: "There is nothing in these leports but air. I shall not retire this year cer tainly, and cannot say as to the future. My private bnsiuess and the state of my health will govern my future course. These constant assaults and repeated baseless reports are of course very an noying to me and extremely distressing to mv family, but I have never retired ' under fire, and do not propose lo do so. "Nothing that I have ever heard of, or ever known has been so cruel as the at tacks on me. If my critics can point lo one thing in my ttHcial career that I have done that I onht not to have done orthat Ihave notdone thatlshouM have done, I shall be very glad to surrender my present official dutii-s." i market, yet as a ureventive of suliorinc: we feel it n duty to ay a pood word for Chamberlain's Colic, Clioh'ra and Diar rhoea K'-uiedy. Wo hnve known and used this medicine in our f.miily tor ! twenty years and haye always found it ! reliable. In inr.ny cases a doso of this . , ,1 "... i .... v.. once the controlling factor in j ;l . "'"-r" """ WIUIO n pnysician is iiw;;iirii. itu not believe in depending implicitly on any medicine fur u cure, but we do believe that if a bottle of Chamberlain's Diarrhoea llomedy was kept on hand and administered at the inception of uu attack, much suffering might be avoided and in very many cases the presence of a physician would not be required. At leust this has been otir experience painc i (urjg tnu j,agl twenty years. Fur sale by Illnlceley A Houghton, Druggists. Gun-shot wounds ami powder-burn?, cute, bruises, sprains, wounds from I Henry Villard in Tacoma. I 'r.,-r,w, '!!, Inlf 11 Ttpnrv Vil lurd, Northern Pacific railway afl'aiis, reached Tacoma unexpectedly this afternoon from St. Paul. He says he is traveling only for pleasure and is going to Alaska. wiriTfl llaker County Deals. Baku: City, Or., July 11. W. L. Vin cent, of Seattle, yesterday purchased Irom Frank Geiser, of this city Sumpter electric light plant, therefor $5000. BUSINESS LOCALS. Best Crown mid Bridge work Ileal si't teeth, guaranteed . . Best Gold Filling Best silver or alloy filling . . CONSIDER OUR PRICES: 221;. Kuldj, per tooth ,. -T ino . . $5.00 .$1,00 up hOc up the Booms 11-12 1H, Chapman Block, Second St the Vive Postofiice tf are Im- Donnell's RUMORS OF TROUBLE England and Germany May Force Guatemala to Pay Bonds She Has Issued. Mr. and Mrs. Smith French left on the delayed train today for their cottage at , brought to this CTBvicn , iiv.aa ueacii, wnere iney will Epeud the summer months. Mr. end Mrs. J. 15. Catron f.nd Miss Thomas, of Walla Walla, who have been guests at the homo of E. Schaimo for iIib past few days, returned home last evening. Mrs. W. C. Allaway and family and llrs. Flank Clarke and Eons went down to Hamilton, near C.uc.ides, this morn ing, where they will spuud some months tamping. Miss Applegato, who hr. charge of the training department of the .Mon mouth normal school, and Mhs Wild.?, of Albany, arrived in the city last iiiyht and Hre quests of Mr. and Mrs. Jav P. Xucas. Ki:;v Okleans, July 12. ThePieAvcne prints the follovwne: News oi the gravest import from Guatemala was city by passengers on the steamship Breakwater, which touched at four or five ot the leading Central American ports before putting in here late Monday niht. "Just before sailing for New Orleans," said one of the passengers, "I was in formed by several persons that England and Germany interests have been prac- J tically repudiated, and the bondholders have protested vigorously to their government. Tlie "Cool" Degree. The summer months seem to have a partieulaily depressing cfict on the various ledges of our city and their members arc prone to seek other haunts than the ledge room. However, a num ber of Maccabees who gathered at their headquarters last evening conceived the idea of introducing the "cool degree," which will no doubt bo a popn ar one , . . , ' 1 . . been gaining uronnd unruii? t ie heated term. The ivnrl: n-s . . " . of this degree, however, are necessarily) nrpmnlltlffl nf fin If. frAim n -tvl.it nn.t ' ... j . . . . ... .... ....... mIWI, therefore the Maccabees who wero at their post last night fidj mrned to Keller's when the other work had been trans acted and appointing T. Prinz, the head officer, or toaalmaster, proceeiled to initiate a candidate known as ' Ice Cream" into the internal workings of their organization. The "grip" given was a cold shake, but is the best kind lor this time of the year. Tills degree! will bu given candidates often during theiummur and members who fall to .attend will also fall to enpy Its "work ing." Ueet of all (hey have expressed their willingness to Initiate The Oiiiio.v act reporter, who never overlooks any Mich decrees. .Mcllride on Oregon Politics. Nkw York, July 11. Geo. W. Mc llride, United States senator from Ore gon, on Monday left the post graduate hospital, whero he had been lor weeks, recovering from the effects of a painful and delicate operation. "Populism is dead in Oregon," ho said, "and is rapidly dying out in other parta of thft west. You can say that Oregon can be counted m the Itepublican column for seme time "to come, at least. The populists gave us a hard tuse! in loyij, inn wo neat tnem then anil Have ever since. All my information irom my stale is that the rank and file nf tho Democratic ptrty is almoH unanimous for the nom ination of Wi!!i.un J. Bryan. In my opinion tberois little or no doubt of hi? nomination." You need have no boils if you will buy Clarke A Falk's sure cure for boils. Wilson gallery now open. Photo graphs trom ?.l to $5 per dozen. Jlvl-lw For the best results use Camera, Fur sale by the harmacy. Latest thing in cameras proved Magazine cyclones at drug store. Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of chicken feed. mc!i25-tf Improved Magazine cyclones are win ners. Donnell, the druggist, will gladly show them to yon. Drink Warren's Pure Ginger Brandy, For sale at all first-class bars. C. J. Stublhi!;, agent, The Dalles. MIT-ttm j Try Verba Buena Bitters, the best ' tonic. For Eale at all first-class bars. C. J. Stublm;;, agent, The D.illes. M17-3m Try Yerba Buena Bitters, the best tonic. For sale r.t all first-class bars. C, J. Stubling, agent, The Dalles. M17-3m For Five Dollars you can buva Camera hat will take largor pictures than any other Camera on the market. For sale by Clarke S: Falk. tf .Mr. and Mrn. B. Lackamp, Elston, Mo., writes : "One Minute Cough Core saved the life oi our hltie boy when nearly dead with croup." Butler Drug Co. "What might havo been" if that little cough hadn't been neglectedjs the sad reflection of thousands oi consump tives. One Miuuto Cough Cure cures couahsand olds. Butler Drug Co. DeWitt's Little K.irly Itijers benefit permanently. They lend gentle assist ance to nature, causing no pains or weakness, permanently curing constipa tlor and liver ailments. Butler Drug Co. rusty nails, insecteetings and Ivy poison ing quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Positivelv prevents blood poisoning. Beware nf counterfeits. De Witt's is safe and ture. Butler Drug Co. Portland Dental Parlors Dr. Sanford Murray, D. D. S.( Manager. How About Your Title? Bicycle REPAIR SHOP. 919 S'6 r AGENT TOR THE ..RAMBLER.. Lock and Gunsmith, and Machine work. i Charles Ourolitorf,oPPto8,!; BE YOIT BUUK it is nil right? Beinmnlmr it U tho BECOUI) that goveniB. It is our tiusineBH to tearch the records ami f hnw what they cuntuin in relation to laud titles. If you contemplate buying land or loaning money on real etUate cccurlty, take no nmn' word, hut insist 'upon knowing what the record Miowb retriirding the titie. An Ab-lract is uh eseiuial as 11 deed. Insist on having It. We have thu only net of Abstract BnnkB in tin County. All work promptly ex rcuted and satis-factlon gnariinteeil. II ynu have prop crtv to itiHiirt1, ulve us a call. We nre ngetita for four of the best lire insurance companies in the world. If ynu have property for sale, list it Willi ih mid we'll find buyer, J, M. Huntington & Co. Phono 81. 2d St., opposlto A. M. Wllllnmo &. Co. A TliriUDUiiil Totisucii Could not cxpreis the rapture of Annie K. Springer, of 1123 Howard St., Phil adelpl ia, Pa., when ehe found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption bad completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and dectora could give her no help, but she sajsof this Bojal Cure "It soon ro- Just What it v. 1 lit -VI r 1 0 key 1! -r, 't t New idea-, in Well Paper hore. Such wide variety as wc are showing nevr bo foro (.-raced n single otock. P.eul imita tion creton effects at ordinary prices. Good papers at cheap paper prices. Elegant designs, tasteful colorings, vonrs for a small price, at our store on Third street. Also a full lino of house painto. D. W. VAUSE, Third St. ! & This brand of Whiskey is guaranteed to the consumer as a PURE HAM) MA 1)1; SOL'U MASH WHISKEY fur laniily and Medical Use. Sold by I Ben Wilson, - The Dalles. Or. n,rk,'.,.l ilia ....I.. I T IK ' '? f ..iu,. viio mill 111 illji tllCl illlU 1 Can ( i. Mm CYCL 30 JlenorU. A reward of 20 will txtpald for the ar TMt of any penoi caught eteuling II iwers r anything else from tho Udd Fellows' Mwetery. Mlartnuny" WliUkr Harmony wlilikey for family and pvcial une, fold by Hen Wllion, The lHUm. Jl Brisk Warren'i Pure GioKer Brandy. War tale at all fint-clma ban. C, J Doctor Gets Five Years. SpocANn. Wash., July 11. Fivo years at hard labor in the state penitentiary and a lino of 1000 was the sentence passed this morning by Judge Prather upon Dr. C. W. Power, who was con victed of causing the death of Cora Kino hart, at tho United States house, last December, by performing a criminal operation upon her ami afterward neg lecting to give her proper care. Sudden Death in Elgin. Elgin, Or., July 10. Mrs. H. II. fitarr, wife of a local hardwaro merchant, and one of the pioneer residents of Klgin, died quite tuddenly about non yester day, She had been wiling for teveral months, but was able to be up and around the liouie. All the other mem bers of the family were out of the room at the time, ami when the hmband re turned from a few minute' aUence up . . 1 ii . .. . now biuui soiiiimy, EoniowniiK 1 can scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding its praises throughout the universe." 0 will every 0110 who tries Dr. King'? Now Discovery foranv trouble of tho throat, chest or lungs. Price 0c and $1. Trial bottle free at Illakeley & Houghton's drug store; eyery bottle guaranteed 5 1. "t. Three horses Juno 10, 1S99, described as follows: two weighing about 1-100 each. One a light chestnut branded Dj on left shoulder. Dlack horse branded C on left shoulder. Ono bald faced sorrel weighing about 1200; roached j mano. A liberal reward for information : of the whereabouts, or the return of' same. A. M.vso.v, J. Bayh, Contraciore, Viento.Or., or K. V. Husiianb, Mosier, Or. j28.ini IS Itewitrtl. BOS '.i r i Magazine. OENi:it.vi. FOR 1899. Ton Points to Consider: 12 Ploturoa in taSooonds. bluittor Uulb Holunhu. Shutter Automutlo. Hluittor LookH, t? ll,'Tilium f-lntoholclors. not ottips. Spoolnl Qulok Lona. Automatic Ui.i'iut...- f Ail imrto Intorchnncunblo. .11 "v"0'."."' ,li,tH romovoU without disturbing unoxpoootl. No. 4 No. 5 Just Arrived 'I he mily . iikhisiii. Camera ulih bull) sliuttcr. lieoliiilii I ...AND... Si liv!3w,' uuiuuuiiuuiu :yr gzg 3'4' x 4'4) S8.00 -isizo 4x5) . . 10.00 1899 CataloRuo with com ploto Information FREE. M. Z. DONNELL. Wagon and Cnrrlogo Work. Fish Brothers' Wagon. PllQlIC 159 The above reward will bo p3id for tho recovery of each of the bodiea of Wong and Jake, Cblnainuii, who wero drowned in the Columbia at Ulalocko last Friday, Cubic Kkk Co,, 20-d&wlm The Dalles. You c.in't cure ilyepepiia by dieting V.tl ifood, wholesome food, and plenty of It Kodol Dvanenala (Jura dlrii town, he found his wife lying on the bed food without aid from the tomucli, and aMVi agent, The DuIIm, M17-3oi. I dead. The funeral took place today from ' Is made to curt. Ilutler Drug Co, F- s. Canning, Blacksmith. Wagon Shop, Horseshoeing. Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies, TJaone til J. STUBLING Wholosale and Retail Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Ajjoncy for the Greate t Amerioan Liquor Yellowstone Sour Mash Whiskey. iM'M iiL'i'J" - W ( 0 , ,.r vu)Um. H .0 J I veara old ONLY THE PUREST LIQUORS SOLD. P!wfiSS!fitall,,,,,t, 8,", 'Vul Beer In bottle- JOBBERS IN IMPORTED and DOMESTIC CIGARS.