I
Ws4
Acts gently on the
dneys, Liver
and Bowels
CLEANSES THE YSTEM
EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMESjL?;
hABmuL CONST'-' -
PERMANENTLY
1T5
f0 GEr
r tup r.FKiiMNF - MAN'F'D By
rca Sau by in cRUGSUTi ract sot. t w esmt-
PEOPLE YOU ALL KNOW.
Geo. Johnston is in from Dufur.
Thos. Fnrgher is in from Dufur.
E. J. Mitldleswart is iu town today
from his home at Moaier.
Mrs. W. J. Underbill arrived on yes
terday's afternoon train from Grante.
W. H. Biiins spent today in the city,
returning from n trip (hnvn the river.
Mr. and Mrs. .T. T. Betlmne were
visitors in tliecity yesterday from Dufur.
Frank Fulton came down from Uiags
this morning and spent today in the
city.
Mrs. Kate Roich left on yeaterdaj'e
afternoon train for a short trip to Port
land. Mrs. Clyde Bonney and Miss Eminn
Bonney came up froin Hood River last
evening.
A. P. Vance is down from Dutch Fiat
today, for the purpose of proving up on
his claim.
JoUn Sommerville, Jr., came down
from Hay (Jreek yesterday and will
leave tonight for Montana.
Mr. and Mrs. I. H. Pinmmer left this
morning fur Portland, and will return to
Missoula over the Northern Pacific.
Miss Ulara Davie, having spent a short
time ie ting t ie MUstB Burckhardt in
Portland, retu'nud home last night.
W. B. Presby, Gil lendale's prominent
nttorncv, wa; ':n the city yesterday, and
left on last uighl'd train fur that place.
Miss Lottie Chappell came up from
Portland yesterday and left on the
evening's train for her homo in Golden
dale. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Mnrchie, who
have spent ten davs visiting relatives
here an 1 in Portland, lefi this morning
for their home in Yakima overland.
Foul-Smelling
Catarrh.
Catarrh is one of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence tiie most difficult
-to net rid of.
There is but one way to cure it.
The disease is in the blood, und all the
sprays, washes and inhaling mixtures
in the world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon it. Swift's Spe
cific cures Catarrh permanently, for it is
the only remedy which can reach the
disease und force it from the blood.
Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Hnrrodsburg,
Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writes:
I could gco no improvement whatever.
though I was constantly treated with upraya
ami wuHiieg, mm uinuf
eat inhaling remedies
la fact. I could feel that
each winter I was worse
than the year previous.
"Finally it wa
brought to my notice
that Catarrh was a blood
disease, and alter think
ing over the matter. I
saw it was unreasonable
to ox ject to bo cured by
remedies which only
'M then decided to trr
fi. 8. S and after a few bottles wore uei. i no
tlceda porcuptlble improvement. Continuing
the remedy, the dlsaanu was forced out of my
nyntum. nnd a complete euro was the lesult.
IndvUeall who have this dreadful dleae to
abandon theirlocal treatment. which hasnever
done them any good, and tal;e H H. H,,a rem
edy that can reach the disease and cure It."
To continue the wrong treatment for
Catarrh Ik to continue to suffer. Swift's
Specific is a real blood remedy, and
cures obstinate, deep-seated diseases,
which other remedies huvo no effect
whatever upon, It promptly roaches
tJntarrh, and noverfailbtocure oven the
most aggravated cages.
S.S.SJt,; Blood
is Purely Vegotablo, and la the only
blood remedy guaranteed to contain no
dangerous minerals.
Books mulled freo by Swift Specific
Company, Atlanta, Georgia.
ft? AIMS
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Subscribe for The Chronicle.
Feed rye for sale nt the Wasco Ware
house, tf
Use Clarke & Falk'a Rosafoam for tho
fjuth.
Clarke & Falls have on sale a full lino
of paint ami artist's brushes.
Use Clarke & Falk'a quinine hair tonic
to keep dandruff from the head.
You will not have bolls if you take
Clarke & Falk'a suro cure for boils.
Ash your grocer for Clarke it Falk's
pure- concentrated flavoring extracts.
Clarke & Falk'a flavoring extracts are
the bast. Ask your grocer for tliein.
Latest thing in uamurna arc Im
proved Magaaine cyclones at Donnull's
drug Btore.
A full line of Sterling silver noveltii b
and souvenir spoons can be found nt
Harry C. Liebo's in the Vogt block.
Clarke k Falk have a full and com
plete line of house, carringe, wagon and
bain paints manufactured by James E.
Patton, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will
digest what you t. It cures all forms
of dyspepsia and stomach troubles. E.
11. Gamble, Vernon, Tex., says, "It
relieved me from the start and cured me.
It is now my everlasting friend." Butler
Drug Co.
Millions of dollars, is the value placed
by Mrs. Mary Bird, Harrlsburg, Pa., on
the life of her child, which she saved
from croup by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure. It cures ail coughs, colds
and throat and lung troubles. Butler
Drug Co.
Dr. Russ, one of Portland's prominent
dentists, has bought Dr. Tankman's
office, in the Vogt building. His work
is firet-class and prices reasonable. Gold
tooth crowns and bridge work a specialty.
Teeth Oiled and extracted painless. 12
"It did me more good than anything
I ever used. My dyspepsia was of
months' standing; after eating it was
terrible. Now I am well," writes S. B.
Keener, Hoisington, Kan., of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you
eat. Butler Drug Co.
For Sale.
Five head good young horsee, nbout
1200 pounds; halter broke; will bo eold
leasonable.
octlS-'J-vk J. C. Mkins.
Good Work Horses for Sale.
I will be at Saltmarsho's stackyards
with 15 head ot woik horses by the 18th
of October.
octl2-lS EiiiL Sthquui:.
For ?nlu.
Thirtv thousand capacity saw and
ulanlns mill at a bargain. Address
Jas. Young, box 1048, Portland Or. 14 1G
I'ur Ilent.
Furnished housekeeping rooms. Ap
ply at corner of Fifth and Coutt
streets. 21 3t
MORE WAYS THAN ONE.
Smart Iloj's Clever Scheme for
Uuylne Stnmps nt the
Pout OlUce.
The proprietor of n well-known hotel
ih the center of the city sent one of his
office boys to the post otllce for postage
stamps. The cash drawer contained $1.50
in pennies;, nnd the proprietor want
ed to get rid of them. Bundling them
tip into neat packages, he dispatched
the otiiee boy to Ninth nnd Chestnut
streets with them.
"Uet 7.'j two-cent stamps," the hotel
man said, "and hurry back."
Well, the boy got bnck, but not in a
hurry. In fact, he was gone so long
that his employer called him down
when ho did return.
"Whereon earth were you?" the hotel
man ashed. "Go over to Chicago for
those stamps?"
"No. sah," replied the boy. "I only
went to de post office. But they don't
seem to like pennies there very much,
bah."
"Why not ?" demanded the hotel man.
" 'Cause the young woman at du win
dow wouldn't take more'n 21 cents'
worth at a time, sah."
"Then you didn't get the stamps?"
"Oh, yes, sah. ludeed 1 did git de
stamps, sail."
"How did you get them If the atamp
clerks wouldn't take the money?"
The young fellow grinned.
"Worked a scheme on 'em, sir, worked
a scheme on 'cm. She said she wouldn't
take more'n 21 cents' worth of the
stamps at a time. See?"
Ilia employer nodded in the affirma
tive. "Well," continued the young fellow,
"I scratched my head after she told me
that, but pretty soon J tumbled to a
hcbeine. I fishes nut 24 cents and lays
. 'em down on de stamp window."
I "'Glmmu 12 twos,' I said.
"Thu twos were laid out on the
'counter, '(i'unmc 12 more twos,' J add
ed, when I had the first lot safely
tucked In my pocket. I got 'em, and
also enough more bunches to make up
the $1.50 worth 1 wanted before I got
through. Of course, the young woman
was mad all over, but I couldn't help
I that, sah. I was there to get you de
stamps, nah, and I had to do It." Phila
Idclphla Inquirer.
THE DEATH OF DARIUS.
Alexander' Chasrln and Hie rer
stitn Kins'" Mnernnnlniltr In
Hid Lnat Momenta.
Prof. Wboelcr's eighth paper on Al
exander thu Clrcat describes "Alexan
der's Mightiest Battle," wherein at
Gnugamelti, with 47,000 men, he over
threw Darius and bin million. His pur
wuit of the Persian king, borne months
later, and his failure to capture him
nlive, were among the most ntriklng in
cidents in the conqueror a history.
"There was no time for delay. Men
and horses were already fatigued by the
forced marcl,es, but there could be no
halt. It was a race for a prii'.e Alex
ander had set his heart upon gaining.
On they went again over hill and val
ley, through the night and on until
noon. Then they came to a village
which the party had left only the day
before, but with the intention of trav
eling by night. Still they were z I Hours
abend. Alexander's troop was almost
exhausted. Did the villagers know of
no shorter road? There was one, but
through a desert country, with no wa
ter for horse or man. Quickly trans
ferring 500 selected infantrymen to ns
many horses taken from the cavalry,
and "directing the rest of the infantry
to follow by the main road, he. set oit
by the canter by the desert road. Men
fell by the way, horses foundered, but
all night long the mad chase was
forced. Nearly 50 miles had been cov
ered. Then in the gray morning light
was discovered on ahead the strug
gling caravan. There was no prepara
tion for defense. One glimpse of those
dreaded horsemen, nnd then a wild
scramble for life. The few who stayed
to fight were cut down. Besstis and his
aids had tried to induce the captive
shah to mount a horse nnd dee. but he
stoutly refused. Then they drove their
javelins into his body and scurried oil.
"On down the dismantled line of the
caravan the Macedonian riders came,
no more than threescore able to keep
pace with the leader. 'They rode over
abundance of gold and silver that lay
scattered about, and passed by chariots
full of women, which wandered here
and there for want of drivers, and still
they rode on, hoping to overtake the
van of the '.light and find Darius there
(Plutarch). But nowhere was Darius
to be found, until nt last a rider, strag
gling away from the rest, found a
wagon far away from the road, by a
valley pool where the frightened, un
guided mules had dri.ed it. In it'lny
the dying shah. 'Still he ashed for a
little cool fater to drink, and when he
had drunk lie said to Polyntintun, who
had given it to him: "Sir, this is the
bitter extremity of my ill fortune, to re
ceive a benefit which I cannot repay,
but Alexander will repay you. The god.
reecmpcr.si' to Alexander the kindness
be has done my mother nnd my wife
nnd children. I give him through you
this clasp of the hnud.' With these
words he took the hand of Polystrttus
and died. When Alexander reaeaed the
spot he was pained nnd distressed, as
one could see, and he took olT his own
mantle and laid it upon the body nnd
wrapped it around' (Plutarch)." Cen
tury. FRILLS OF FASHION.
Nntcn on Up-to-Dutu ConttuneM for
the Summer Heu
Hon. Hand-painted silk gauzes and moussc
linc de sole are faored materials for
evening; gowna, with tulle, and jioint
d'ehprit in the lead.
TaiTeta in pale eolors is also used for
evening frowns. It is trimmed with
ilower; desifrns of white moiisseline de
hoie outlined with narrow ribbon, and
the skirt opens over a tablier of tulle
trimmed crosswise with sjianyled lace
insertion.
Narrow black velvet ribbon ia used
to trim colored pique gowns.
IJrilliautine of the finest, most silky
quality is the favored material for bath
in suits, unless wool is required, nnd
then French bunting nnd 1'ngliali serge
are the best fabrics. Cream-eolored
braid on white serge or mohair, wliicli
forms the collar and belt, is the favorite
trimming, but, for the sake of variety,
lace yokes are one fenture of decora
tion, lllack, blue and white arc the
popular colors.
Iiraids finished with a short fringe
arc among the new dress trimmings.
Both black and white silk tatTetn
coats will lw worn with cotton, silk,
wool and lace gowns this season. They
are made of the soft, thl-i and conse
quently expensive tnlTetu, finely tucked
and lined with white. Hume of them
arc Ktun shape, with or without rouixl
cd points nt cither hide of the front,
while others have the seulloped basque
finish or are cut in the form of u Kussiun
blouse without much of the real blouse
effect.
Hnhy ribbon in black and white
mixed edgto the ruffles on a white or
gandie gown.
Flowered linen lawn gowns, trimmed
witli wide bands of blue veiling, lined
with silk matching the color in the flow
ers, and edged with black silk braid, are
the extreme of fashion In the way of
combination and novelty.
fiiin-plailcd liUirts of linen lawn are
very good style trimmed tha width of a
hem from the lower edge with a wide
hand of cream Jace insertion. N. W
Bun.
Freeh orackfcd Nebraska corn at tlin
Waeco wftruhoueo. Finest kind of
chicken feed. inch25-tl
Admiral George Dewey
ft'IH recelvo tho mcrt Toyal welcome on Oct. 1st
next, that was over accorded to r.n American
cltlzon.
You wilt (Unl n complete- 1)loirrnpliy or this pe"
hero, lneluilltiR his brilliant victory over tho Srnu
Ish licet In tho groat, authoritative and up
' v-date work of reference, tho
New Werner Edition of the
Encyclopedia
Britannica
This la tho only eacycloptccllaon thu market thftt
mentions Admiral Dewey. It stves tho dato ot hli
birth; how ho spent his boyhood days; tho pnrt ho
took In tho Civil War; how nfter tho War ho voj
employed on tho European 6tntion; In tho Naval
Academy; his rise to tho raufc of Commander nud
I'realdcnt of the Board of Inspection and Survey;
his command or the Asiatic Squadron; how on
April 2. th ho loft Hong Kong with his squadron,
round and destroyed tho Spanish Fleet, at Manila,
on Slay 1st; his appointment r.s Acting Kcnr Ad
miral, tho honors ho received from Congress, and
March 2nd. ISM. ho was created full Ad-
I iniral. It upeafcs of him oh a strict disciplinarian,
I nn all-around ntliloto, r. dating horseman oud
huntsman, and socially a ccd club man and c
general favorite It tolls of his marriage to Mini
Susy Goodwin, a daughter of tlto "lighting gov
ernor" of Kow Hamuihlrc, who died In lbT2, leav
i lug uiou, George Goodwin Dowcy. r
Governor Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Schley
Admiral Sampson
Capt. Clark of tho Oregon
and ecorcs of other noted personages not C7en
mentioned la any other nncycloi:dla recelvo the
tamo attention In this edition or tho
Encyclopedia Britannica
It speaks or General Wood as Governor of Santi
ago; of General Henry as Governor-General ot
Porto Rico; of Agulualdo'8 declaration oTWor
against the U. S.
YOU HEED THIS COMPLETE SDMMiRY
or human knowledgo and progress, wherein Infor
mation Is moro easily found and acquired than In
any other book or encyclopaedia In the world,
IN YOUR HOME.
TOR BALE BT
I. C. NICKELSEN,
OW5 POft A DOSE.
1
llemivB Pfinplv. PnTent
'tlliTMncw, I'urifr IIkjIIIhoiI.
),r"!IV.'en4-t"V"',.,.'aiT''M ai"i7'l"n":iary
uroiK-JiiUclio ami lt-una.
. MdbrUruirjilHs. Dli. 30S4NK0 CO. I'hlla. l
PLEASE LOOK HERE.
WM. MICH ELL,
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Rooms on Third Street,
Ono Block Back
of
French & Co.'s Bank.
PICTURES FRAMED.
ALL PRICES
AWAY DOWN.
'3W 33S QKIV 3WOO
D H HUNTIHOTON ( b WIUJOH
HUNTINGTON & WILSON,
ATCOKNKYK AT LAW,
flleefivi' KlMt Nut. Hunk
WHS. OltltfIA W. pljGAtf,
STUDIO
AND
ART NEEDLE ROOMS.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Third Street, butween Court and Wueh
toil btieetH, Thu Dalle.
fi E (1
undertaker
OREGON
Industrial Exposition
OPENS IN
PORTLAND, SEPT. 28,
CLOSES
OCTOBER 28, 1889.
Horticultural and Amiciillnral
Products of Orrgon, WaMiitiL'ton nnd
Idaho In "renter variety und pio
futiun than ever hefore.
BENNETT'S ROHOVllCll MILITARY BAND
MISS ALICE riAYMOND
America' (liealost I.-uly Comet Soloist.
Tlio t'mquiilled
FLORENZ TROUPE
of Arrnlmt. direct from the Ihnplro Tl'eider,
Uimltm, men iiim ni'vm; ......v...
A (ireiit
FILIPINO WAR MUSEUM
THREE GREAT SISTERS MACARTE
riiMirrnsml Aeilnll-b, lnjhilr thrlllliiK nets
AND OTHER GREAT ATTRACTIONS
A fcYueon of Great Hurprihes and
AHtoiiiidinff FeatM.
lUitiirml UnUd " All 1 rHHii(rtutlciii
l.llM'N.
AiiMissmx .... ar tviiu
Children under 12 yearn, 10 eenttt
DONT MISS IT!
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
OF THK-
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Trains leave nud arc due to arrive nt l'ortlut
I.KAVK.
OVKHl.ANII KX-)
nri'M. hiilcm. llo.vj- 1
Iiiuk,
! Aslilund, hue. I
ll to, Ogiluu.Him l
cluwi, Mnjuve, 1 1
TlCO V.ilM
rmnf!ii
FruuciKi'o,
0:1,', A. II.
Los Aiii:cIl'!,K1 I'iiki
M'W UriCliUB uiu.
I'ukt .
:su a. 11.
Itosehurc Mild wny hU
itlniiH 1 i ;S0 1'. i
( Vlii Woodhiirc fur 1
I .MlAucuI, Hllvertnu, I Dally
Wist hull), llnnviih- 1 1 I'xtoiit
villi;, riprliiKllcM mill Hiniduyr.
Dully
exrept
Huiidny.s
iMitrou
'"A.M. j wyB!01..M
INDKl'KNDKNCK I'ASSENOnit. Kxpress tnilli
Dully (excupt biili(liiy).
tiSUii. in. (l.v. . .l'ortland, ..Ar.) 8:23 n. in
7::fl) p. in. Ai..Mu.Mlnnvllli'..l.v. fijtti n, m
H:Mi. m. (Ar..Indciiu:idenee..l.v.) -liAOu. m.
Dully. (Diwy, excejii buuiiiiy.
DINING CAI18 ON UU1UCN UOL'TK.
l'i: 1,1.51 AN IIL'I'FKT Sl.rKI'Kltf
AND Hr.C'OND-OLAbtl hLKKI'INl1 CAllf
AttuuliLit to till Tlirouiili Trul:n.
Direct connection iitKaii rruiichco with Ocel
ileutnl nuil Orlentul und rucllio mull ntviiinNlilr
line!, for JAl'AN und CHINA. Ktdliuu dutcn on
ii lilieutlon.
Iinu-s Mill tlcheth to Rnstern imliils and KU'
tstern im
NA, no:
nine. Aleo JAl'AN, (JllIN
,'OI,Ul.U un
Al'fiTKAI.IA.
All Htiovti tniliin arrive at and (Icimrt Iron
Uriind Cciitrul Htntlon, Fifth and IrviHK KtrecU
YAMHILL DIVISION.
1'uksenner Dejmt, foot ol Jettertou street,
U'iivc (or Klicrldan, week days, t4:Z0p. m
Arrive at l'ortland, 'j:!;u u. in.
U-avc (or A1KLIF. on Monday, WrdncMlny and
Krlniy uth:3.',u, in. Arrlv at l'ortland,' ru
dav, Thursday and Buturdiij it 3:U5 . m.
Kxcept Huiiduy. 'Uxceitt Huturdoy.
K. Ks.KH.lK11,
limu.or.
(i, II. MA1UC11AM,
Asst. U. K. iv: I'ats. Ast
ThroiiRli Ticket omco, Ktl Third htrtut, where
thiouKh tlukuth to nil points in thu I'.untorn
Htatoh, ChiiikIh and Europe can l,u obtained at
lowest rates Irotn
J. II. KlltKLANI), Ticket Agent.
or N. W1IKALUON.
JJA. 8TURDEVANT,
Dentist.
Olllco over French A: Co.'t, lluuk
1'liouo C, THK DALLKd.OHEOON
ITlItKD. W.WILfrON,
A'lTOKN KY-AT LAW,
THK DALLLH, OU 1.(1 ON.
Olllcu ovci First Nut. llmk.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Uioests what you eat.
It artificially dlKests the food and aids
jSaturp in utrongtbenlng and recon
Btructlng tho cxhuuated dlueatlve or
gans. It In tho latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
cau anproaoh It in enloloncy. It in
stantly relieves and permanently ourea
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Haartburn,
o.felon5e',SoA,r Stomach, Nausea!
8'clfHoadaohe,Ga8tralgla(Oramps,and
allother results of Imperfect digestion,
freporid by C. C OvWltt Co., cllcagoT
Jiullur DruK Co., The UhIIuh, Ort-gon
ii w
...STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will rtni every day nX,,,plSllml J
KntcB Heneonablu. ' I
Tolephono 201.
g W. A. OATES, Prop, i
..CflAS. FRAflL.
Butcher's
and Farmers
..Exchange..
edniMl llio U'Ht bi-er In Thu liullen,
lit tint iiniihI lirii'o. Coinc In, try
Ititnd be emivliircd. A ho the
Klm-Nt lirnnds of Wtnes, l.huor
und Cluiirii.
Sanduiiches
of hII Kinds ahviiyn nu hand.
The
Busy
Store.
Knob day our business shows
llio people are lulling out wc
are pushing to tlie front with
better goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, nnd
Inst, but not least, buyers who
know their business and buy
foi the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
The Dalles, Fortlani and iii
Navigation Co.'
Sirs.
Dully (cxceit Kunduy) httHcen
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Locke,
Vancouver
and Portland.
Touching nt wny iolu on both Ma
Columbia river.
Iloth of tho ntiovo nteiuncM lawjA
and nro III oxculiens mwi . in tire
Th Hulitir l.liu' will e a h"or w"
jiatroim the bct wrvlcu poMilbic. trtl
For Comfort, Kooiiomy M
tiavol by tho HtoainerH ot rb
1. lilt,. .wllllClK
Tho tuanicr8 of the lli-sulator Unj ,U
Dalltn nt 7 a. in. cominunclni: MaaJ '
rorVundOlllcc. rbt
Oult t. Dock. l'uu"
W. C. Allaway.
FRENCH &
BANKERS.
- . vvirn a i. I1ANKIN0 BOW
.. .... , iioiilo ntW
Letters ol Oreait 18huu
I Eastern Statce. . rtpw
I Bight Exchange , J JeK
.Transfers sola on n Pdrttan !
Bt. Louis, , .Ban Franc sco - IiDpoll
gon, Keattie wnsii,, "
fn Oregon and Washing. 0B f -
Uollecltons maue
orahlo tnrma. '
"lik wTrrmi'a Pure
For sale at all flr'u ' " M WlJ J
Btubllug, agent, 'I he !-"""
Kegulator
mm