rKOI'LE COJIINO AND GOING
Mrs. Martillie Mid children left on
the noon train on a short visit to friends
in Portland.
Attorney Hosford, of Moro, passed
thromrh tovn tod.iy on his way home
from Portland.
Mr. 13. A. Giflorii, the photographer,
left on the noon train on a business trip
to Chbago to be gone a couple of weeks.
Mrs. D. P. Ktftchum and child and
Mrd. Ketehum's sister. Miss Hall, were
pass.snuera on this uiorning't) boat for
Portland.
Mrs. Lome Horden and daughters,
Mis?es Dorothy, Nettie and Myrtle,
were passengers on this morninc'a boat
for Portland.
Miss Maude Michell left on the noon
tealn for Grade, Wheeler county, where
she has accepted a po3ition to teach a
term of school.
Mrs. O. P. Cre.'ap and daughter, M:ss
Clara Cresap, of Canvon City, spent
vesterday in the city, the euests of Mrs.
Cresap's brother, Mr. J. A. Douthit,
and left for Portland on this morn'ng'e
boat.
CHIEF BEAT
EN TO DEATH
Foul Murder of a Yakima Brave by an
Indian who Coveted His Property
and Position.
North Yakima, Wash., Sept. C An
old Indian chief known as Ah-le, was
brutally murdered at a point near Relief,
iu the eastern end of this county last
Snnday. His slayer was Indian John
nie, the next in line of power to be the
chief. It is alleged that he became
jealous of the old man, and desired to
have him out of the way. The attack
wa'J.vitliout piov cation, and the means
of disposing ot the chief was by beating
him to death with atones. The murder
er has escaped in the brush along the
banks of the Columbia river. The
Yakima county officers are searching for
him and wiil hrin him to this city for
trial if he is arrested.
The murder is described by eye wit
nesses as one of the most cruel and bar
biric assaults ever known to the savagia
of the Yakimas in earlv days. The old
chief has been the recognized leader of
a band of Indians residing on the banks
of the Yakima river for many years.
They recognize the head chief, White
Swan, as the big ruler, but do not ac
cept his civilized notions. The band
over which Ah-le has presided live in
the primitive manner of the race, dress
ing and acting much as their forefathers.
They perform the dances and incanta
tions of the olden times and are more of
the original Indian disposition. They
donot feend their children to the mission
Echools and have nothing to do with the
mission churches.
Indian Johnnie is a young brave who
would bfl the recognized chief of this
local band in case old Chief Ah-le should
die. He has been waiting for this event
for many years, but Ah-le did not die.
Last Sunday, it is alleged, without any
immediate canse for the assault, John
nie procured some stone's and litterally
mauled the head off the old chief, muti
lating the body beyond recognition.
Tho deed was witnessed by several by
standers who claim it was equal in cruel
ty to the days of a quarter of a century
ago, when the whites were being treated
in such manner. The county coroner
visited the place as eooii as notified and
summoned a jury for an investigation.
The verd'et wai that the chief came to
his death by stones in tho hands of
Johnnie.
Some members of tho Himcoo band
were interviewed this afternoon anil
were verv earnest in their demands for
the arrest of Johnnie. They say ho is
cnltiis, or no good man, who has always
been trifling and lazy. He wanted to
become chief in order that his worthleis
life might be made pleasant in tho grat
ification of his ambitions to be a bad
man. The Indian ie said to be about 35
years of ago and fond of liquor. He does
not like tho white people and has no
love for the Indians who will be ruled
by the agent. Ho will probably bo cap
tured and brought to justice, as all the
Indians appear to be much incensed
over ths murder.
A Ureat Hliow lly -Great I'eople.
No doubt the street fair and Elks'
carnival at Portland will attract a great
crowd, but nothing will be seen there
that will equal or be more entertaining
than the Hoy Crawford Stock Company
that appearo at the Vogt opera house
Monday, Sept. 10th, nnd week, includ
ing Saturday matinee. This company
comes highly recommended by the press
and public, and from what can be learned
from the press accounts in eastern cities,
tins compaoy ranks as first among
many. The plays to be presented here
are selected front the metropolitan suc
cesses produced in New York and
Uoston last season, and will be glyen
with the same superb and magnlflceut
scenic effects as was used in the original
productions. Some of tho plays to be
presented will be selected Irnm the fot
lowing: "A True Kentuckian," "Faust,"
"Friends," "Suze 0' TenneMei'," ".Ala
bama," "D.tmrers of a Great City,"
"Sappho," "Camille," "Sowinir the
Wind," "The Ileal Widow Iirnwn," and
others. Monday will be ladies' free
niehl. One l.tdy and centluman or two
J ladies will be admitted on one paid 50-
c?nt reserved seat ticket. Prices for
this engagement have been i educed to
25, 23 and 50 cents.
Catarrh Cannot lie Cured.
with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take inter
nal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
taken internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's
Catarrh Cure is not n quack medicine.
It was was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years, and
is a regular prescription. It is composed
of the best tonics known, combined with
the beat blood purifiers, acting directly
on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results in
curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials,
free
F. J. Cheney & Co., Props., Toledo
Sold by drrniruiits, price Inc.
Hall's Family Pills are the be?t. 12
Slewed VenJ.
Heat one tablespooniul of butter, fr-
m it a tsiulespoonnil of chopped onion
until a golden brown, add n pound of
lean veal cut into inch piece.-;, season
with salt nnd paprika, add u table-
spoonful ot Hour and stir until slijrhtlv
browned.; then add one cupful of pood
stock, cover closely and let sunnier for
one hour. Add one cupful of diced' raw-
potato, cook 20 minutes and serve
Good Iloiif-ekeepinp.
StrnwIicrrlcM nml nice.
Tloil !, cupfuls of rice, being careful
to keep the kernels whole, adding, when
it is about half done, the juice of two
lemons, urain thoroughly. Cover the
bottom ot ji fruit dish with tin' rice.
then add n layer of strawberries and
sprinkle generously with sugar. Con-
tinue until it is all used. Serve witl
cream. N. Y.'Tribune.
One- ot Chlnn'n Snperatltlona."
ninck do"s and black cats are the
favorites in China in the line of food,
because when eaten in midsummer .they
will insure health and strength.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Clark & Falk'a drug stock is new,
fresh and complete.
Clarke & Falk have on eaie a full line
of paint and artist's brushes.
A full line of Eastman films and sup
plies just received by Clarke & Falk.
Paint your house with paints that are
fully guaranteed to last. Clarke & Falk
have them.
Clarke & Falk have received a carload
of the celebrated J a trie E. Patton
strictly pure liquid painte
Wanted.
Four or five boys, going to school
during winter, to board. $12 a month
with room and plain washing. Across
street froin High school. Apply at
Chkoxici.es office. dawlm
Nasal CatttiTU quickly yields to treat
ment by Ely's Cream JJalm, which is agree
ably aromatic. It is received through tho
uostriltf, cleanses and heals tho whole sur
face over which it diffuses itself. Druggists
sell tho 50c. mzo; 'J. rial tize by mail, 10
cents. Test it and you are suro to continue
tho treatment.
Announcement.
To accommodate those who aro partial
to tho use of atomizers in applying liquids
into tho nasal passages for eUtarrutl trou
ilea, tho nronrietors prermro Cream Halm iu
liquid form, which will no known an Ely's
j.iquiu urcam iiaim. mce including too
spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by
moil. Tho liquid form embodies tho med
icinal properties of tho solid preparation. 4,
New Store, New l'rtces.
I have my goods marked down to bed
rock prices in view to closing out my
stock of millinery. Call and see me one
door east of Racket store. Also orders
for Delearte corsets taken.
Mas. Jaynk.
Iteal fcstate for Hale.
Twenty-three lots, located from Sev
enth street to Twelfth, for tale at from
$50 up, Inquire at the Columbia
Hotel. a2(Mf
STRAYED
From the East End feed yard, one small
blue mare, .branded something like a
nan's ihead on left shoulder, . Liberal
re ward' for her, recovery or information
leading to her recovery. When last
teen had a short rope around her neck.
T. J. Dun,
o27-2tw The Dalles, Or.
"Meet us on the Midway"
Event of the Times
The Great
Street Fair
and Carnival!
Occupying many eolid blocks,
taking in nn entire street,
from curb to curb : : : :
Portland
SejU-15
Oreion....
Under tho auspices of the Port
lur.d Klks, surpnsjIiiK In niaRiil
tmle nnd sjrandeur anything of
the kind ever attempted on tho
1'aclGc Coast.
1 lit Street it Cnlrn!
TIib Oriental Theatre !
The German Vlllnge !
The Iauclii filrld !
Au.Arahlnu I'liRCHnt !
C'rowiiltiK the Queen:
Ilex, Kiiir r the CarnUnl, At
tended tiy His Magulll
cent Court.
Tho Great I'aradcof the Klks and other orders.
The Italian I'ark and Fountain. The Jlacnltl
cent Ttluraphal Arch and Orand Midway tilled
with wonderful attracllons. Mining. Merean
tile, Agricultural, Horticulture nnd Either In
dustrial exhibits. The Woman's Pnvllllon, de
signed by women, built by women and deco
rated bv -women for the exhibit of women s
industrial work. The (Jrain 1'alace, built of
Oregon and Washington grains and grasses.
MUSIC, FUN ANB GAYETV.
NIGHT TUllNKD INTO MAY.
inn-nut rail nnd water rates ever given
to I'ortlaud from all parts of the Pacific North
west.
8 S HOSTINOTON H S WILSON
HUNTINGTON WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
THE lM.Ll.Kb, OK KIK.N.
Office over First Nat Bank
GROCERIES....
A FINE LINE OF
Staoieanfl Fancy Groceries
Phone No. CO. DTTNC AN'S
Tlilrrt St.. tie.ir Court. tJ
CORD WOOD....
Good Pine and Fir Wood delivered to any part
of the city at isa.no iter corn.
AT-
Phono No. CO.
Third St., near Court.
DUNCAN'S
augS-lmo
The Weekly
Oregonian
and
Twice-a-Week
Chronicle
for $2.00 a year.
All subscribers to the Weekly Chron
icle who pay one yeara' subscription in
advance, will bo entitled to the above
liberal offer.
CHRONICLE PUB. CO.,
The Dalles, Oregon
For Hale,
The two buildings owned by Mrs. K.
Julian, on Court street, between Second
and Third, now occupied us a lodging
house and dresemaking shop. The
buildings will be sold, furnished or un
furnished, cheap for cash. Apply to
Mrs. E.Julian. iS-lmil
Volcanic feruptluus
Aro grand, but skin eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklen'a Arnica Salro cores,
them ; also old, running and fever sores,
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts,
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Beit Pile cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aches.
Only 25cts. a box, Cure guaranteed,
Bold at Blakeloy'a drug store. '
I.uiurlas.
Healthful drinks are not luxuries,- they
are necessities. A full line of cool and
refreshing porter, ale, mineral water and
beers kept on ice. Take a bottle home
for lunch. 0. J. Stabling. Phone 234.
Clark & Falk aro never cloted Sunday
Dan'tforBet tlili.
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Str. Regulator
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Ship your
Freight
' DOWN.
, I.v Dalles
ur.
I.v. I'ortlaud
at 7 A. M.
Monday
..Wtilnewlny
Friday
Arr. Dallei
atS r. x.
t T A. M.
' Tuesday
, inn i suay
sAiurnny. . .
.rr. I'lirtladil
, at t:0Q r. x.
FOR COMFORT ECONOMY AND PLEASURE,
. Travel by the Steamers ol the Ucxtitator I.lnc.
roin uiu ixii teivieo possiuie.
, I'ortlaud Oflice, Oak-3treet Hook. W.
...Geo. C. Blakeley...
Successor to Blakoloy & Houghton,
Wholesale : and
Largest Stock of Drugs
Country - and - JVIail odetts
Will Receive PROMPT ATTENTION.
175 Second St.
THE DALLES, -
Advertise in the Chronicle
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
trade marks
Debionb
Copyrights Ac.
Anronftnendliitr nikeleh and docrlntlnn ma
Illicitly aacertaln our opliiton free wiictlivr ft'i
Invciitlnii H probably patentable. Communion
Uona strictly conttdontlal. Handbook on i'atenle
tunt froo. (lldot uiiency for KccurlnRpatenta.
1'atin.W taken throuih Jlunn ft Co, recelru
tfeelalMtUt, without cuareo. In too
Scientific Jlmericam
A handsomely lllndrated weekly, tarneit clr.
lulatlnn of uny acieiitltln lournal. Terun. 1 a
Tunn inurmontuB,!. boiu oyaii neirdealeri.
GQ36tBro.dway.NllW YOfk
Hraui
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FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
riUNHAOT.V .KNEUALi BANKING BUH1NKB
Letters of Grwlit iaeaed available in the
eastern btates,
flluht KvAhanoM nil Talaaranliw
Tranileri sold on New York, Ohlcauo,
Bt, Loola, San Francisco, Portland Ore
n Oregon and Washington.
Collections made at all points on (a7
orable terms.
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REGULATOR LINE.
DALLES, PORTLAND & ASTORIA KAY. COMPANY
of tho Itcsulntor Une will run ns per the ful-'j
the Cominny roervliiK the rlfjlit to change'!
nnticu.
Str. Dalles City.
DOWN
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nr.
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! nt 7 A. h.
Vj.a I. Monday
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Regulator Line, fa
at I :ta r. (.
at 7:W1 A. M.
Tuesday
. ... Thurday
. ...Haturdnv
Arr. Dallei '
at 5i'. a..
This Company wilt endeavor to give Its pat- !
i-or limner inlormatloii address M
C. ALLAWAY, Con. Agt. 3
: Retail : Druggist
and Druggists' Sundries 5
Phono 300.
- - OREGON.
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C. F- Stephens
..Doalor In...
Diy Goods, Clothing,
Oents' Fupoiahtngs.
Hoots, HIiocm. Ilntx, fai, Notions. AKt,
lor Vi . I.. Douglas Hliog,
Tcltplionc No, 88,
Tiie Dalles, Or,
101 bvcoiiu HI,.
House
Painting...
Tho undersigned Ims taken possession
of It. A. fiplvey paint shop, next door to
t ie Vogt opera lioueo, and Iiub pur
chased the tools and ladders. Ho has
good mechanics working for him, and
will guurautee all work to give satlifac
tlon, S. K. KELLY.
0.R.&N
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Tiur. fciiRtiULx
Knox Iuuki,
nit l.ltr. Denver. Ft,
W.ltth, Omnlia. Kn-
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Atlantic
KxiirwH
SU lika, Denver. Fi.
Will,
vtnnn, umului, Kon.
;' t:u-v i-uij
CIiIciiko nnd Vmi i
W.Mn. III.
VIh Hunt
liiitton.
Ui-oViitiu
Mnll
nnd
Kxjucss
Wnlln Wnlla, fiimlianc,
iiiiniii'HKiii. m. t'ntil,!
iMllutli, MllH(iiik(V,
CIiIciiko nnd Hast, via
Hpoknticnkri HnniliiK
ton; nldo ult )HiltiM In
WnnliltiKtnn unU Knit '
rrn OruKon.
Nil!
0 ffii p. m
8 p. m.
From I'dctlakh, !
Ocemi Hteunii)ilj.
For Ban KmncUro i
Every Five IMyt, I
fi ti. in.
ColnniDln llv. SteiiracM.
To Astoria mid Wy
UuulliiK's.
Inn
amrdn
10 p. in.
(ill. m. Wll.f. iXtWTTV llft'Vt. ,.
nx.biinUHylOrojon (Jltv. NewbVrir..v; f,!r.
I Hilli.m .L- Wav IjituC. .
T. m, IWlLLAMtTTK AND Vau- 3:3)tl.H.
liu-..TIiiir,' iuli. ISlVKiLt. Jlon.VlM
nml hut. :t)rcK0ii City, Imyton, wATA
unU VHy-liuilliiK.
, RNAKT. IttVKIt.
I.v llhmrlii Klimriii to lwl.itnn.
(Inlly
3 'M n. in. i
UlTI
Umno.1
dally
, 9:00 t.m.
I
1'iiritcs (leilriiie to iro to Ilcntmu
on iMiiinotii ronuiern vii iiictd, idojh
tnki) No. B. leavlntr Tilt- Dulles nt L!:M r. b.
.t,4.l, mi v.ifc .Hl llli.lWlin ll , I ll.'IIVr JUUVUU3
ml IIIitkh. KutiirnliiK imiMncMlrnHcounecHoa
nt Heppiicr (miction unU IIIkkh Kith No, l.u-
KiHt-l.in llf..wit i.nt.irtll ... IT....... . I....-.!
rivi.-iK hi ino uaiicsm i ji p. m,
t.'.iF full .nirllniiliirk ..... . II V P.'. '
ngem luv imiicj. or mi e
H IM IM.11URT,
(en. I n-. .t l -llan,0r.
lilsra Pi
Yellowstone Park Line.
TIIK OININCI CAK HOL'TK I'ltOM t'OitTLAJP
10 THE EAST.
THE ONLY DIKECT LINK TO TIIE itUAln
KIOSK l'AHK
LKAVK.
Union Denot, Firihand I sis
No.
Kiit mull for Tiicoma,
Ko.
Fvnttle, Olympla, drny'
llnrlior nnd Hoiilh Ik-ml
poitit.i, Kpokiuic. lto-i
IhiiiI, II. C' I'lillmim,
M,......,.. I,,l.lnii till r
U;I5 A. M.'iHlolliimpliilnliiKOinn ' 5;Ml'..
try, iiuicnn, .iiiiiiii-iiihi'
Us, Ht. Paul, Omnli.i,
Kihishk Cltv. Ht. I.imli.
ChicHiro nnd nil Milnts
iO. 1. - cnii nun unuini-uii.
So. 3.
I'lmct bound hxprws ,
lt;S0 1'. M.Ifor Tacomn Hinl bvatllo 7;00A.M
mid intermvdittto puinLi
I'llllinnn llrst cliids nml tourist slecpeii JJ
Jllmiciipolht. Ht. l'nulaiiil JIImoiiiI rlvtr pottu
without elniiiKU.
Vustlbiiletl trains. Union deK)t connetuom
In all principal cities'. , ,
IIiikkiikv ulicuktHl t destliiiillon of tickets.
Kor linniUomcly lllusttntiil ilict IptlvciatiM;
tickets, HleupliiK't-iir reecrviitlons, etc., call on m
write
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant (ieneml rasxenuer AKCiit. '4' M?nl
son Htrect.forner Tlllrd, I'orthmiti Oregon.
SOUTH and EAST via
J aa t"f.
IIP
Shasta Route
Trains lciivc Tliu Dulles for l'ortlanJ niid.wr
stations at li.'j it. m. and 3 p. in.
Ja'iivu Portland
" Albany
Arrive Aslilimil
" Kaeriiini.'iito . ..
" Hail FrtinoUt-o ,
8i)nm im
p.'.aiitia 10;W1B
twwam n-so.w
.... r.;t)pm
7; up m a:w
ArilvoOKdnii
" Denver
" Kansas City..
" CIltuaKO
7-nam :B
Arrive Los Aiigclos ljvnpm
" Kll'ano . fi;W) m
" Fort Worth (liiMiun
" (Jlty of Mexico ....... OlMam
" Houston 4:1 ii m
" New Orleans,,.. .... fit. in
" WiisllllJKtOIl 0:12 a m
" New York 12:Wpm
8:00 p"1
Ojaoaw
9:Mi
lidos'11
6:!!ipP
fl.tjsia
l'ljUinim and Tourist cars on boll i
lhalrcara Hncramciito to Ogden 'V"1 ior
ind tourist oars to Chicago, Bt 1-oiils,
Oha
and
leans and Washington
CoimcclItiK at Ban Francisco wit 5;g5,
stoainshlp lines for Honolulu, Japaii. ww
I'lilllpplnes, central ud Houtli Awirlw-
Bco agent at The Dulles station, or addrt"
C. H. MARKHAM,
General Passenger Client, I'urtland, Or
.i
TJK- UHIHBNDOHrrKK
Physician and Snreou,
Special attention given to surgery.
. nlMlk
Souinern Pacific Co
ttoomiaUndW, Tel. IBS vogn-