The Dalies Daily Chronicle.
TUESDAY
JULY 17.190CJ
Vor relilent
WILLIAM M'KINLEY,
or Ohio.
For Vltfe-rrlil,t
THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Of Nriv York.
TUK VOUXTRY PRESS.
It is estimated that three-fourths
of the people of the Uuitcd Stales
liyo in the country ami the country
towns. To this fact is due the strong
hold the country press retains on the
American public, ?ays the Review.
The weekly country paper is more
eagerly sought than the daily paper j
from llie city, ueeause u comes nuuic
more closely to the people it serves.
It tells them, more thoroughly than
the city paper can hope to do, of the
affairs and the happenings of their
environment.
Nor is the influence of the rural
weekly confined to the country.
Much the larger part of the city pop
ulation comes from the farm. The
city merchant, banker and profession
al man cling to the old "home paper."
ZMany years after the old ties are
broken, you will find it upon their
desks. Jt is the remaining tie that
binds them to their boyhood home
and boyhood companions. "Week
after week it comes from the old
place, with its burden of news and
sentiment. It has a story of never
ceasing interest. Aud no matter
what measure of fame or fortune the
game of life ma' bring to the
countiy-bred bo, the time never
comes when he loses all interest in its
chronicles. When the day 'a duties
are ended, and the household has
grown quiet in the still notches of
the uight, he loves to sit by the firC'
side, and reading the columns of the
old home paper, live over,, m fancy,
Ihe happy, heedless days of his
youth. It tells him a hundred
things of his old sweethearts, the
success of this companion, the failure
of that; the use of poor boys; the
downfall of one whose youth was
showered with the golden sunshine
of opportunity; To stranger oyos, 1
the little weekly from some distant ,
state seems dreary and commonplace
but he reads between the lines j llfc,
sees behind the scenes. The. small-'
est item may carry a romance, and i
even the advertisements unfold their1
stories. ,
The country weekly fills a want
common to every t,an in the union. '
lit is one of" our American 'institu
lions." How many newspapers,'
think you, the single young state of
"SVashiimton ' supports? Two hun
ttred and twenty-one, and a big
campaign crop in harvest, and all but ,
fifty or twenty of these are weeklies. I
Oregon has l'J2; Montana, 02; Idaho,
70. I
What ft story these figures tell of
the country's expansion and the
growth of the population since the
quiet colonial days when Hen Frank
lin's prudent father refused to help
him start a weekly paper, because
"there were already two newspapers
in America, and a third was not j
wanted." i
EUSINESS LOCALS.
Clarko & Falk have on snlo a full Hue
of paint and artist's brushee.
A full lino of Eastman films niut sup
plies just received by Clarko fc Falk.
Paint your houec with paints that arc
hilly Riiatnnleeil to Inst. Clarke & Falk
havo them.
DeWitt's Littlo Euly Hlsem are
famous little pills (or liver and bowel
troubles. Never Ktipu.
Then! are no better pills mailo than
IleWttt'a Little Early Risers. Always
prompt and certain.
Fresh cracked Nebraska com nt the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
chicken feed. meli26-u
One Minute Cough Cure is the only
harmless remedy that produces iin
mediate icsults. Try it.
Clarke & Falk's flavoring extracts are
tttu best. Ask your grocer for them.
L'ui-en Jlcnitnclw Otilckly.
Baldwin's sparkling efl'ervescent Cel
ery Soda. A harmless and effective cure
for headache, nervousness, sleeplessness,
brain fatigue. 10 and '2o cents. Sold
bv Clarke & Falk, druggists. jan24 Ow
Clark & Falk are never clo:ei Sunday
Don't forget this.
steek h
Clark & Falk's drug
fresh and complete.
now,
Plays & Giowe
Mother'sStoryof Baby's Cure
Of a Most Distressing Humor by the
Cuticura Remedies.
When our baby wub a week old, eczemn appeared on the top of her
head find spread nil over nor seaip, nice,
and forehead, forming one initsd or notes.
You can realize how much she must havo
Hiiffered, when who ncrutched at times till
the blood ran intermingled with water.
Our family doctor's treatment proved
ineffectual, as the .disorder, instead of
abating, developed more. We then
stopped all medical treatment, and eont
, inenced witii CirrtcuitA lJr.jir.inns. Wo
used the Cmci'itA 1Jioi,vi:st, Ctm-
nl.. .....1 f't-rtiMIH 4 Clltt fill
VVMB0 1 UUUA MIIWIIUlllj illlll v-'l Iti-UM.i .j.y..., ....
,i yA traces of the eczema disappeared, the
Jj "XL J skin and scalp were left perfectly clear
ij 5 mil 4imnn h mill si IP W'N mmriMY I'UIL'U.
sJlL-t- Miw. K. HHTLEIJ,
Mv oldest bov, age nine rears, was troubled with sore on different parts
of the bodv, especially on the leg, about twenty-four in all. They were about
the sie of a ilve-eent piece, aud would fester very much and eject a pus.
Thov were verv painful. After my above experience with the cure ot niy
little irirl with (VTICUKA Kkjujdiics, I did not bother with the doctor in
this ease, but gave him the CrricuitA treatment which completely cured
Win in four weeks. Mrs. E. UUTLEIt, 12St) 3d Ave., H. HrooWyn, . .
Sleep for Skin-Tortured Babies
Ani lust von Tiirer. Mothers In a warm bath with ctrrirmiA Soav, ami a flnlo ar-pll-citlon
or Cuticuua Ointment, greatest of emollient -Un euros. This treatment, aUtci,
In the severer cases bv CUTICUUA ltKSOl.vr.NT, to cool anil cleave tlio blood, iitlnrils In.
ttant relief. permit rest for i.nrcnt and eleep for child, anil points) to " spocily, permanent,
and economical euro of toituring, iHMlgurlug. Itching. Imrnliijt. bleedlnjf. w-aly, pimply,
J Sti
I
REGULATOR LINE.
DALLES, FORTLANI) k ASTORU NY. COMPANY
Htt-nincrs ot tlm ltcitulutor Mac will run ns per Ihulol.
ow.nir M'iuibilo, the (.ompiiny roFervliii; tho right to clmngo
M'hiilnle without notice.
rioKiilntor.
K
DOWN.
H. I.v Dalles
at 7 A. M.
K TlaiiMliiy . . .
! SAtutilny.
. . Air. inrinnin
I 5, nt !.! '. i.
tie.
I,v. rortliitid
nt - a. M.
Mondny
Wfiliii"-iiy
...Krlibiy
An. Dalles
it r. v. m.
Ship your
Freight
via
Regulator Line.
Str. Dnlloa City,
DOWN
I.v. Unties
it a. h.
Monilny
WrilneMlay,, .
Frltlny
Arr. Portland
at ::!0 v. i,
Ia
n
0
1
nd.l
'lucnW
hurwlnyj
, hntiiriiiii'j
iitr.p..j
S nrMiimnDrn wnnMOMY AND PI.F.ASTTRTn
Jj r Uxt Kjvjmv ji j. ojw
Q' .., i i .. ii... ui..,,m..ru nt ilui KcL'iilntor blue. The Company will emleavor to tvo Iti mi
J Travel by the btomj 1,! po.ilhle. Kor lurther l.dormatlou n..lre,s '0mil
fe, lM.tlai.d Olllce, ()..k Street Dock. W. C. AULA WAY, Con. Agt.
1 tfJ, r ivlviwWAvivlviwurivi1-
L3
DKAI.KIJS IN
fill kinds of
i
Funeral Supplies)
and crusted ekln and scalp Humors v. an ions oi ii.ur, ncii ;m "" """v1"'
the World. COMPLETljExTEU.VAI.ANllSTnitNAL TllKATMUS f. I'll. O, Till! hill', Sl.-'O I
or. Cuticuka Soav, 25c., Cuticuua Ointment. ftV., Cuticuica i::.ii.vi:nt, .a-. 1'orrKit
Ukuo and CUEM. Com-., Vropo., lltfjtou. " How to Cure Kvery Ktmt of Ilumor," free.
SB
4
I OH
The only store ii
this city whero the
Oenulne Imported
Stransky-Steel
Ware is sold
A little higher in
price, but outlasts
a dozen pieces of so
called cheap enam
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares look
likeit.butthegenu
ino lias the name
Stransky - Steel
Ware on each piece,
Do not be deceived
First prize at 1C
International Exhi
bit ions. Highest
award nt World's
COluHIn E.Nhibi
tion. ChiC-ago. Pre
ferred by tho best
e cookingnuthorities,
certified to by the
most famous chem
ista for purity and
durability it is
cheapest because
BEST.
Save Your Hair with warm ih.rapooof Coticoisa So.vr, anil UshtdrcM.
lugs of Cuticuua, purest of emollient aud greatest ot ekln cures. Thin simple,
refreshing, and Inexpensive trcntraent will clear tlumeilp and hair of cuntti,
cale, and dandruff, nootho lrrltntcd and Itchlnir eurf;ice, tlmul.ito the hair
folllcle,upply tho roots with energy and nourishment, and makotho hair grow
on a doan, wholetomo scalp when, all cleu falU.
Grandall&Barget
UNDERTAKERS
,js EMBALMERS
Tho Dalles, Or.
tjobes,
Burial Shoes
Etc.
A Difficult Problem.
It is amoni: tbu most ilitlieiilt prob
lems of natural euiencu for one to becum
Hxpert in feveral lines. .1. K. Adeox
Co., by their combination, havti ovei
'lino tbi" (liflienltv in prariioal man
ner. J, K. Adeox is an expert watch
maker ami is good on jewelry, optical
work and engravinc, while Tbeo. 11.
Liubu is an expert optician and is good
on watch repairing, jewelry work- and
engraving. Their prien is as low as con-1
stetent with good workmanship. 1 hey
are prepared to do all work in I l oir
several lines, on short notice. Work
sent by mail or express will reeeive
prompt attention. Sign, "llig Red
Watch."
Remember, this
celebrated enam
eled ware is special
ly imported for and
sold in this city ex
clusively by us.
It does not nut
nor absorb grease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
notafTectedbyaciU;
ia fruits or
vegetaDies,
stew, roast
and bake
without,
imparting 1
flavor of
previously ,
cooked'
food, and,
will last
for years
We cau.
tion the
public
against
imitation
If JE13I5NIlOU FEU
Physician awl Surgeon,
Speelnl attention given to v:ir;ery.
Uooras '21 ami 22. Tel. MS Vost lllecl-
ADMINLSlitAlOlt's SA1.H.
Notice is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an older of the county eo.irt
of Clackamas county, Oreaou, made and
entered on the L'Sth day of May, 1000, I
will ofler for sale, at private eale. from
and after the 7th day of .July, 1000, for
cash in hand, all the riidit, title and in- j
teieH of lhee?tate"f Walter Kih, t!c-j
ceased, in and to lot 12 in block IS, j
Laughlin b Addition to Dalles Uity,
Wasco county, Oregon,
FliSibnnicK N.utno.w
Administrator of the estate of Walter
Fish, deceased,
Oilers received bv Attorneys for Ad
.ninintralor, J. T. " Whalley, l'lpe
Tifft, Portland, Or.
Complete
of
Drus
C. S. Smith
TIIK
ijp-to-dateQroeer;:
L. Lane, I
(!i;Ni:itAb
at
M. Z. DONNELL,
THE DRUGGIST.
TIIK
Cl.lvN.SINO
ai hi:aiino
CUltK I'Olt
CATARRH
'If
Fresh Kgge and Creatuo'v
llutter a specialty.
2d Street. 'Phone 270.
NOTICE FOIi 1'UULIOATION.
I.andOh ick at Vascouvkii, Wahi ,1
May 17, 1WW. i
;ollco Is hcieby Riven that the following
niuneil hettler lnw Hied notice of his Intention
to Make limit priHit in Mipnort of hli chilui, nml
that 'Old prnoMtlll bo liiiuli! before W.li. l'rtby,
Unlud .iiitiM (.'oiinni'iouvr, at (ioldendale,
on July c, Pad, vl.:
Axiiliel li , Hilar,
whoinndo II. K. No. '.lvv for the fiiietlounl V,
.N'W'if, Hee :w, Tp :s N, It l.l K, mid rtKi , of XI'.1 ,,
See , Tp J, X It I'J i:, W. M.
He tiiimet tlie following wltue'ees tn prove his
eontlniKiii'i retidciuv upon, and cultivation ot
said land vl.:
Hobert.t. htrouthers. Chrli i;. I'runzcri, Vt 111
Inin (ijmer, John Kmc, nil of I. !, 1'. O.,
Wri-hlniiton.
W. It, IlL'NIlAIl,
iiiiiji-l ItegMU-r.
KNICOUTOU'S NOTIOU.
Notice 1- hereby iriven tbiil tbu unilcr.slKiiid
lins been duly nppol. teil by the county rourt, of
thehtateof Ureijou, executor of tho bill will
anil testament of Kvallno IIvhiim, deceased.
All perxons having elalnm UKahiit tho e.ttato
oftht'Huld Kvallno Cvinm aro hereby required
to present tho nuiie to liim, properly veiilled, ni
by law ieiulred, at Milkier, uiegoii, within lx
iiioiithi fiom theilnto hereof.
iMted this loth ilny of .lime. Iiu.
i.kanih.i: i:v.xs.
Kxeciltor of the, last will and tiMarni'iit ot
BHSlll
ill
.AND...
Horsesnoe
i
Wngon and Cnrrlnyo Work. J
Fieh Brothoro' Wagon. I
i Thirdlaud JetTcron. Plioiie'lii
jj .j
Kviillue Kvans, ileeeaK'il.
,Iti:i). W. WIIAtlN,
A ITOItX K V-AT LAW,
Til r. 1IAI,I,I'U
OU'coovci first Kat. Ilui:;.
F
Juiiin 11
OUIUION
Ely's Gioam Balm
NOTICK FOK I'UIJIdCATlON.
1.AMI Ol flCi: AT TllS D.ULKS, OllCrjON,
Julyy, iwo. i
Notice Is heribv clvcu Hint the follow iri-
6. p. Stephen-
..Doalor In...
Knsy ami pleasant to I
iii'. t'ontainb no In-1
jiirious uriiK.
it U rpjlcltly absorbed,
(ilvea Kellef at once.
It Opens aud Cleaned'
iiu ."vrisai rn8ti"u.
All'ivalnllaiiunatioii.
Ileal!) and I'mtccta tho Membrane. Ilcrtorea tlio
Ken.es of Tatto and Knitll. 1'irKO Szc, 60 cents at
ururicisor ny man; 'inn t.e, io cents ny man.
JH.Y UUOTIIEKS.Cfl Wuireu Street, New York.
COLD 'N HEAD
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Gents' Furnishings.
Gunninq,
utehers
and Farmers
..Eehatige..
'"midrnimbt tho cclcbrateC
..uIiiMiiiA m-:i:u. f"1,K;"
?lw the beit beer In The IMlWi
nt tboufiial price. Coiue In.try
it and be eouvllieed. Abo ljC
HueNtbrandi of Wlnei, Mf.uor
ami Clears.
Sanduuiehes
of all Kinds ahtnya on hmJ.
J. A, hciiKNOK,
I'reniilent.
ii tt Itlllt.
i 1
i Hoots, Shoes. Ilatf. Cups, Notions. Ai-t, fj
j for V. I.. Iloutrliis Hhoe. J
J S,i(!i,2",;&M- Thn nallfis. nr
The New York World quotes "a
well known democratic banker who
declined to permit the use of his
name," as saying: "I am offering to
het three to one that Ikynn will not
receive 1,000,000 votes this year, ns
against 0,500,000 in 1800. and I find
no takers." If that hanker has any
existence beyond the fevered imagi
nation of the World reporter, he is
talking nonsense. The country is
. . . i nunniBL iiiiiiiLiiuini u in tii'tun
full of democratic money that would . wx, rorxuu of mH. tee.o, tp. ln.innKotfe,
, . . ,, by John T. wrlirbt. eoiiteHee, lu wblcb it Is ni-
jump nt ft cliailCO to glVC him Odds I u'khI that fald John T. Wrltrl t bus wholly
, , abandoned said tract, and chanced his reMdeneo
Of three to One 011 that estimate Of therefrom for woro Hum Mx raoulliH Hneoiimk.
I in ir Mild entry, ami next prior to uaie; ami
For Hale.
Wo have nt Portland a stock of firm
tfli iMippo0!' ttVttSn" ! lubricath.B oils and Kreat. Prices and
terms are ritsht. Wrilo for prices. Cen-
' trial tiatu prooi Hill uinimuurauruiuumcum
and Iteeelver at 'Ihe Dalles Oregon, on Tues
day, August 21. 1'.KW, vl.
Iluraeii l.'. l'attiTon, of Tlio Dullen, Or.,
II K. No. ,)l'l for the nW'H hW'li, fee. iW, and
N).., tiyt, Bee. 31, Tp. -i .N , It. ii k , W. M.
llo nunies too following' wllneskes to prove his
continuous residence upon uud cultivation of
said land, U: . ...
1! I. l'uttwson, I). .1 Itobertf, A. T. Itoberls,
I.. K. lioberts, all of Metier, Oreuon,
.JAY l' I.UCAS,
IUll Itechttfr.
CONTKST NOTICK.
Dlil'AHTMB.NT OP TUP. I.NTHltlOIt,
1 IJ.NITK1) HTATKH I.ANI) OrKICH,
..... n t. . . . .... r. m ittrta
A tutllelent conn t allldavlt IiiivIiib been Illed
111 tbls ollleu by dus b. Alexander, conteetatit,
, Ht'uliikt liomestead e itry Mi. 0777, inline .Miiy n
Hryan's vote.
Help Wanted,
Two girls, who are uilllne; and compe
tent to help, can obtain work by apply
in(ut the steam laundry, None but
thoie who are worth the hiring need
apply. U 3t
, Ill
bubicribe (or The Chronicle,
that tho absneo of defendant fiom said tract Is
not ilno t bis omnlovmeut In tho military or
naval service of the United Htates, mid parties
aro hereby notltled to appear, respond mid otter
evidence touching said ullexatlou at 10 o'clock
a. in. on JiiuoUU, 1U0U, before the llt-nlslcr and
Kecelver at the United btstes laud olllce in The
Dalles, Oregon. ...
Tho said contestant huvlnir, In a proper Hindu
vit, Illed May 15. 1UO0, set forth tacts which show
that alter duo diligence iieisonal seivicool this
notice can not be mode, it Is hereby ordered and
directed that tucii notice bo given by duo and
PKrpub.ic.tlon.JAVl, JU(.AB lu,gUter
Iral liellnirit: Co., Cleveland, Ohio.
Why pay $1,75 per gallon for inferior
paints when you can buy .lumen K.
I'atton'a sun proof paintM for $1.50 per
gallon, Kuaranteeil or r, yearo. Clark &
Falk, Hgenl nI7
Fur burns, injuries, plies and ekin
dieeaeefl ueo DeWilt'R Witch I Salve,
It is tlie original. Counterfeits may be
offered. Use only DeWilt'e.
Wo aro ofl'eriiiB special values in
ladies' tan oxfords. A $2.50 nl I k vesting
top, Itirn-eole oxford for $1.75 while
they last. Kvery day ia barialri duy at
tho New York Cash Store.
For NalH.
A Kood stconddiHiid hreehJriK inn
chine for sale at L. Lane's blacksmith
hop, on Third street. j4.ilA tin
Haie.
Trimmed hatB and patterns at cost for
the next thirty days at the Campbell &
Wilson millinery parlors. 23-tf
(subscribe lor Tiik Giiuo.niub.
Just What
You uaaat.
Blacksmith,
Wagon Shop,
Horseshoeing.
Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies,
i nor Scuoiul & Lauablin.
New ideas in Wall Paper here, fiueh
wide variety aa we are showing never be
fore itraced a einvle Btoek. Heal imita
tion creton efl'ectH at ordinary pricea,
Good papers at cheati paper prices.
Klegaut desiKiis, tasteful coloriiiKB, yotira
for a small price, at our store on Third
street. Aleo u full line of house paints.
D. W. VAUSE, Third St.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
The CLARENDON
RESTAURANT
And CAFE.
J. B. Orossen & Oo., Props.
87 Sooond Street.
II H WILIOX
H H KUMTIMQTON
HUNTINUTON VVllSON,
ATrOHMKVK AT LAW,
THK VAUUHb, OltKUO.S
OUloa over Vint Nat, Hunt
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
T1UNHAOT A KNUItAb HAN KINO JIUbiNKd
Letters of Credit issued available in the
Kastern Htatea.
Bight Exchange and Teletrraphi';
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago,
fit. Louis, Ban Francisco, Portland Ore
gon, Seattle Wash., and various poinU
In Oregon and Washington.
' Collections made at all points on fav
orable terms.
First Uationa! Bank.
THE DALLES - - - Utuv
i - 1 n l.t . li... ...... tvanuiu
a viiiiiurui jiiiikiii; wuuiiii-'cu """"TV
DejiositB rocoivod, nubjeet to filg"
Collectlonn mado aud proceeds promfl
romitteil on duv of collection. .
oitui nuu xuiunriiiiini; auii
New York, Ban Franujaco atiw vw
laud.
ninitriTOK!!
rv n m I..., U Ur'111,1
Ed. M. Wu,maib, Oko. A. Li"'1
H. M. Hkam..
me coiDgia Mm
PACKERS OF
MANUKAtn'lJKKHHOK
Gurersofr BRAND
TT a -aarrN o T) A Pi 1
ORIKD BEEF. KTO.
JJ. 8TURDEVANT,
Iieiilist.
()lo.ioer:rreiioli & .''.,,, iMt
u .. i, a I I.K3. UP-
III II j u n. im
)lt. K. K. FKItOUfMiNi
Physician and Surgw
Olllce. Vent lllock (over J'U)t)
Wuiilmoaw TIIK DAbbKH.O"