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Trouble ON the Cleveland Lumber Dock
Breaks Out Afresh.

Breaks Out Afresh.
CLEVELAND. ONO, May 5.-The trouble or the
lumber docks has broken out afresh. An en-
counter between union ard non-union lumber
showers took place this morning at n. Mills &
Co.'S dock. After a free fight, in which sew
eral of the participants were more or less seri-
ously hurt the non-union mer were driven off.
The mill carpenters have also struck out of
sympathy for the lumber showers.
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pediatrics. At present he is not connected
with any college. His principal published
works are: Hints in the Obstetric Procedure"
Of which two large editions were sold; ''Thera-
peutics of Gynecoiogy and Obstetrics" and
biographical work, 1.-THE Physicians and Sur
geons Of the United States" In addition he has
furnished 10 the medical Journals numerous
reports Of clinics and papers connected with
general practice.
The committee on the journal Of the asso-
ciation made preliminary report In which IL
was stated that some Of the members had
favored the removal Of the homo OF pubiica-
ton Of the journal from Chicago to Washing-
ton. The project had met With such antag-
onism that the question had been left 70 the
members Of the association through the coli
umns Of the Journal, when the fact WAS de-
veleped that the sentiment was overwhelm-
inglX In favor Of the journal remaining in
plause. The full report Of the committee h
10 be presented ct later ssssion and this pre-
hntnssy spest was sssnishsd IN ordsr - salay
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MAltRlED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. On Saturday May
.. 1891, ~ hey, Father Dolan. asssted ~ Rev.
Father Noel. LAURA D. TURNER Of Wash nston 70
;. Il. EICHELBERGER Of Baltimore. tB.ltinsre
papers pleasecopy.l
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Range oftbe Tn.ruo,,.,.r

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings ut the signal
office today: sa. m. 46; pm. SO. Maximum,
81: minimum. As
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L. Shirley. N. D., Detroit. Mich. q Librarians
report g. Report of special committee on
dietetacs, by e. A. Wood, Md, Of Pittsburg,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock n

New York Stock Market.
The following the orc ming and closing prfces Of
the New York stock Market, reported by special
wire to Corson and Mccartney l4ly street
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, May a-Flour dull, unchanged
receipts, 1888 barrels; shipments, 2z5 barrels:
sales, 2I5 barrels. Wheat nrner-No. = red spot
LIZ, the month, 1.i03salll,s; July, fUsk al CSa:
August lc6ai.06S; steamer, No. 2 red, Los south
ern wheat dull; Fultz, i.Ioal.I5; LongDerry, Liza
1-reeeipts, SIN bushels stock. l31 1867 bushels:
sales, 1850 bushels. Corn dui-mixed, spot, 15II:
the month "a; July, 10; spot, No. Z, white, n:
southern coru dun and lower; white, 1s.asu; vel
low, IyaSt-feccipts, 5000 bushels; shipments S5Os
bushels; stock, I5,iil bushels; sales 6sOvo bushels
Oats duii-No. white western, 6s; No. mixed
western, 6l-receipts 1000 bushels; stock l0T l5s
bushels. Rye quiet and sieady-No. 2, 9s-receipts
III bushels; stock, 1891 bushels Hay Quiet but
nrm-good TO choice timothy, ia0daIs.oo Grain
freights duh and nominal-sfeam to Liverpool per
bushel, Id; Cork for orders, per quarter, 2s.6d.
Cotton dull, Notwithstanding, 81. Proyisions
quiet-mess pork, new l400; bulk meats loose
shoulders, sk. long clear, 6x; clear rib sides,
81; sngar-pickled shoulders, On; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, IA; hams, llallk; lard, refined,
81. Butter still extremely scarce, hrm, higher
creamery, fancy, "; do. fair to choice. 2sa9s; do.
imitation zsazs; ladled, fancy, Sass; do good 10
choice, 1zazs; rolls. nne, x2ax3; do fair to rood,
isaz9 store-packed. r,as7. Eggs nriner - i4k.
Coffee nrm-kio cargOes, fair, Or No. I, 1SsSa
1ss. sugar nrm. unchanged = graduated, az.
Copper Erm-renned, lily. Whisky steady, ufl-
changed-i2A Peanuts steady. unchanged.
BALTIMORE. May 6.-virgnia consols, q; do
ten-forties. o. do. threes, e.; Cincinnati. WASH
fngton and Baltimore irsts, - bid; Consolidated
gas bonds. lls; do. stock. 81
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NINE A. RuppERrs New Book.

She publishes . book entitled HOW TO BE BEAU
TIFUL, !" and. like the philanthropist she Is.
gives II FREE THIS WIKI.
At the urgent request Of thousands Of her patrons
NINE A. Rupert. the worid-renOwned complexion
specialist and famous lecturer. has Just puonshed
handsome book. giving the public the beneft Of her
OF study and experience Tie book il written in
PLAIN and sensible langua showing Low any
obtain and maintain perfection of the face and FORM
To all callers this week this book will be given
1hoss out VI town secure IL BY sending &C. postage.
AME- A. RUPERT.
Branch Once.
g,S ST. NV,
mh14 Washington. ID. G.
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cHICAGo Nay yclosing,. - Wheat = May,
s Jul; ssS;s ssBBssne ST. scoI1S1x
July, l2uss September, issa Lard-Juiy, G1E;
tepssmbsr, S.e0 kibe-July, &Se Sspselnbo4, SS0.
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=
lee ONE AIM
OF HoUsEKKEPERs
Avoid the discomfo-ts of
PRoTRAcTED SUMMER
To keep cool requires much ingenuity and an
abundance Of money, uElsss you avail yorr-
sslvesof the
PROTECTION OF OUR
EQUITABLE
sn:idots asains, all domestic U.S.
To be surrounded by every possible comfort
while you paying for il as your
Convenience suggests
Human happiness.
FURNITURE,
NATTINGs.
BABY CARRIAGES.
REFRIGERATOR.
GAS AND vAPoR srovzs.
HOUSE HEnRNANNs
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES,
sr7. s2l and ses nh g..
ese Mass. ave. NV
The Peerless Whitney Carr.Aee 4. b.by.s BEST
friend
se3-sn
s.'rHE BEST PILL / EvER USED. !" IS THE IRE
9usnt remark OF rchAsers Of Carriers Little Liver
HE AMMoNIArEp
STEAM CARPET CLEANING AND RENovATING
WORKS.
17os and ITO St NV
The newrs, and best machinery in the country has
been se0srsd. xhich ls,s and tear than
by the cd Carpets urped bright and clean
CARPETS viii be called Ter stored and Laid Leave or.
GERS either At main once. l7os ard ITO ST. w.
Sui4Gs isnsSGrghs carpet and furniture house cor
lsth AZ! So Julius Ianssurxh ware rooms 9os
and JlO Pa ave 1hos- J. Lattrel dry xcods cor.
,Oth 81 and Pa ave. NJ n. Nesmyer, halter and
furnishings. 3lOo NJ ~. NV Meetings. Dry Goods
store, l=-o 9Th - nv 1hs Entsryxiss Dry Goods
House. l3il lith st. sc.
N. sEvnYER Manager
Telephone No. soI. aplo
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TIE GENUINE IxroRrEp

CARLSBAD sPRUDEL SALT
Is Alternative and elininative remedy which dis
solves tenacious bile aays irritation and OBJ
struction by aiding nature and by sudden and
eessive irritation cathartcs do. Obtain the
genuine imported article only. Is
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rnr lEcrPrIoN TONIGHT.

Tonight reception viii be given at the Al
lington from 10 II pm by the physicians q
Washington to the delegates and members Z
the association and the ladies aceompanyin
them.
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The program for the general session 10 b
held at Alhaugh's tomorrow II 10 o'elosk i .,
follows: l. Address on esnsEal nedieine, b. Z
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NEURaIe1c PERsoSs
And those troubled with nervousness resulting from
care or oyerwork VIII be relieved by taking
BROWNS IRON HITTEKs
Genuine has trade marx and crossed red linss on
wrapper.
MRS. NINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
LIONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
1EETHING. with PERFECT SUCCESS ItSOoTHES
theCHILD. SOfTESs tEeGUAS, AILAYssu PAIN
CURLS WIND collie, and is the beat remedy FOR
DIARkHEA- Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world Be aad ash TO- Mrs. Mins;ow SCOT hing
syrup. and tAAs NJ other xinL - pv,IsL
d15-ly.
A Ri UNLIKE ALL OTTER PII.Ls. NO PURe-
"A ing or pain; Az: specially on the liver and bile.
Carter Little Liver Pts One pill dose.
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carried by great majority, only one small voice
being heard against it. DR.. Conner of Detroit
offered resolution calling upon each of the
sections at their meetings this afternoon to ap-
point q committee Of three to meet together
tomorrow morning to consider what plan had
best be followed in order to revive interest in
the apparently moribund section of derma-
tology as well as to better organize and perfect
each of the other sections. The motion was
carried.
The president appointed as the committee to
consider the matter Of a new member Of the
cabinet Drs. Comegys, N. s. Davis and Rich
ardson of Louisiana.
DIR. Reynolds of Kentucky moved that the
trustees Of the journal be instructed to pro-
vide o stenographic report of the meetings of
duced a resolution inviting the medi-
cal profession of the western continent
to join with the American Medical Association
in holding a great continental medical con-
gress, the time and place and all other arrange
ments to be arranged by the committee, to be
composed Of a committee Of one delegate from
each state and one each from the army, navy
and marine hospital services.
Both these resolutions were carried and an
adjournment of fifteen minutes was then taken
to allow the various states to elect delegates to
the nominating committee.
The various states reported the names of
their delegates to the nominating committee.
which will meet at o'clock this evening at the
Arlington.
This closed the business of the association
for the day and an adjournment was taken until
10 am. tomorrow.
THE MEETINGS OF THE SECTIONS.
The real professional work of the association
began at s o'clock this afternoon, when the vu-
rious sections met to hear papers and discuss
subjects Of peculiar interest 70 each section.
In the case Of each section full programs have
been prepared, and many interesting and val
liable papers are promised. The sections meet
each day at 8 o'clock, the places Of meeting be-
ing as follows:
Medicine, Grand Army Hall; surgery. Rides
Armory; obstetrics, Masonic Temple; state
medicine, Columbian University; ophthal-
mology, medical department. Georgetown
University; laryngology, medical department,
Georgetown University; diseases of children,
oral and dental surgery, medical department.
Columbian University; neurology and medical
Jurisprudence, Grand Army Han; dermatology,
Grand Army Hall; materia medica, Grand
Army Hall. The medical and surgical exhibits
will b displayed ~ the Light Infantry Arnory.
TEE lEcxPrIox TONIGHT.
Tonight . reception win be given ct the Ar
lington from TO II pm by the physicians Of
Washington to the delegates and members Of
the association and the ladies accompanying
them.
roNoRHow's oxyEHAL SESSION.
The program for the general session 70 be
held 1t Albaugh's tomorrow 81 10 o'elosk h -
follows: !. Address on esnssal medicine, b. 4
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-09-01
Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.
When Baby was Hick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss. she clung to Castoria,
When shshad Children. she gave them cas.oria
; From San antonio.

Aug. Hornung, well known manu-
facturer of boots and shoes at 800 Nolan
ST., San Antonio, Texas, will not soon
forget his experience with an attack of
the cramps which he relates as follows :
81 was taken with violent cramp in the
stomach, which believe would have
caused my death, had it not been for the
prompt use of Chamberlain Collie,
first dose did me so much good that /
followed it up in twenty minutes with
the second dose, and before the doctor
conld get to where was, i did not need
him.. This remedy shall always be one
of the main stays of my family, For
sale by Snipes & Kinersly, druggists.
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Real Estate transactions.

State of Oregon to G. w. Inns, W % of
W y of sec 81 tip s, r IA e; 100 acres.
A.. A. stephens to Eugene M. Steph-
ems, n p Sc II and n y sw14 of sec 20,
tip l n, r Zoe. Consideration, $1,000.
Alfred Thomas to Joseph Shearar, lots
1, 2. 8 and 4, sec 2, tp 8, 16 e, and
se u and 8 u of s w u, sec 26, tip s,
16 e, containing 31s and 6O-1O0 acres.
Consideration, $1065.45.
G. w. Inns to Joseph Shearer, w x,
8 W n and W 1anw d, sec 27, tip 8 s. r
IA e, containing 165 acres. Considera-
ton $3.50. {t
Alex NJ. Fisher to Joseph Shearer,
sw:I of W u, ne "a of s W d, NV u
of Il, and W ID ID of n e d J 4 ,'sec %, and
14eof n eli, sec 80. S. r IA e, and
g 16 of'se Il, sec 6, tip 8, ID e, and
n e 14tof n e Il, sec %, tip A s, RIG e.
Consideration, 1880. A.9A
State of Oregon to Alex M. Fisher,
WIZ of W Zine of sw. u nfw.L
of SEX and WI fsof n sec %. and
n e. 14fof n Ell, sec 80, tip s, e, and
of u of sec 6, tip As, r5l4. g, and
e u Of n n of-sec 81, tp 4 8, r 16 Q,
containing $50 acres. - =, ,.-s-i =. !
State of Oregon to Alfred Thomas, q
1sofsec %, tip 8 8, f6 e, and lots /, 2,
8 and A in sec 2, tip 4 8, 16 e, contain
ing 300 and 20-1OO acres.
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The FOX valley Stage Robberx.


Mr.. S. E. Farris returned last week
from trip to Heppner whittier he had
gone on the trail of the robber who
lately held up the Prineville stage. Mr..
Farris believes that the man who did
this deed is the same man who, a week
later, held up the Heppner and Canyon
City stage. The description of both
robbers tallIes. The mail sacks in both
instances were cut in the same way by
being slashed in the sides with knife.
Usually the straps are cut. In both in
stances the robber wore slouched hat
and blue overalls and was man of med
ium hight. A posse of determined men
from Canyon City, Long Creek and other
places is after him. He changed horses
after the latter robbery and the horse
last taken is known.
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No Deformed Cinnamon.

'Did you ever see defor1ned or Grip
pied Chinanan?" asked a gentleman OF
another yesterday. There was mega
tive reply, and hequestioner continued
81 don't think you ever will. If Chi
nese child is born deformed it is made
away with as soon as possible. Just
how the babe is killed do not know,
but it is never permitted to live. You
may travel all over the world and you
will never see crippled Chinaman. /.
When an accident befalls one of them
he is made away with, too. This is a
part of their religion and they adhere to
it closely. ."-TeLeqrGn.
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bushel less than the present rates of
the U. P. Co. Passenger rites are fixed
at 50, single trip and So, the round trip
tickets good till used. The reduction on
all classes of freight will average from
80 to 40 per cent. less than the present
railroad rates. The Regulator will make
her trial trip not later than next Monday.
W. B. Rodman, of Wamic, is in the
city.
Hon. F. P. Mays came up from Port
land today.
Elmer Rand and Miss George Smith
of Hood River came up on the noon
train tSday.
The Khights of Pythias held their reg
ular monthly convocation last night.
There is nothing singular in this an
nouncement and it is only referred to
here to explain the cause of the three
loud pumps that were heard to proceed
from the hall last night at the time, as
is supposed, when handsome young
druggist of this city was taking his first
ride ON the Pythian goat.
Paquet & Smith will make the trial
trip of the Regulator next Monday.
They have extended an invitation to all
the stockholders to accompany the boat
on its trip. In the absence of Mr..
Paquet, Mr.. Hugh Glenn will issue The
tickets to the stockholders. After the
trial trip, if the boat fulfills the con-
tract, she will then be turned over to the
company, and be ready for service on
picnics or excursions until the portage
and the lower boat are ready for busi-
ness.
A lady and gentleman came down from
Heppner this morning. County Clerk
Crossen suspecting they wanted license
to wed, put on his best bib and tucker
and his blandest smile and sat down to
await the turn of events that would
make him richer by the addition of a
license fee. He was soon rewarded by
seeing the couple at Maier & Benton's
corner, coming west, direct for the court
house. Then he rushed to pigeon hole
and got handful of blank marriage
licenses and again sat down, but in an
other moment the couple had turned the
corner and were heading for the cut.
Jimmy thinks he'll catch them yet.
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Council Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting of the
common council was held last night at
which there was affulI Iattendance.
The petition of the DalIes, Portland &
Astoria Navigation company asking right
of way of the water front of the Colum-
bia for construction and maintenance, OF
an inclined wharf or boat landing was
referred othe Judiciary committee with
instructions to report at next meeting.
The Judiciary was granted further time
to report on the petition of Mary E.
/ Walker and ordinance of W. U. Tele-
graph company,
The reports os recorder, marshal and
street commissioner were placed on file.
The report of city attorney in the
matter of liability of John Kashherger
was referred to the Judiciary committee.
The marshal was ordered to report to
the next meeting the condition of the
taxrol for 1890.
An ordinance to provide for the re-
funding of certain assessments was le-
| ferrcd to the finance committee.
Ordinance $50 to provide for licensing
certain games was passed. C.N. Thorn
bury alone voting no.
The chief engineer of the fire depart
ment was instructed to purchase a new
suction for fire engine.
The recorder was instructed to cotract
for construction of pigeon holes and
shelves for use in vault of recorders
office. &
Paul Kreft, II. j. Maier and C. N.
Thornbury were appointed committee
to investigate the matter of salaries paid
the various city officers.
The street commissioner was in
structed to buy nails and RENAL city
sidewalks, where needed.
The city attorney was instructed to
take steps to collect the notes of ]. L..
Story, N. w. Wallace and G. w. Miller,
but not to bring suit till further ordered.
The mayor and recorder were in
structed to cancel the notes given in
favor of the real estate fund of Dalles
City by Dalles City, the same having
been paid by sale of bonds and the pro-
ceeds turned over to the city water fund.
The following bills were allowed:
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LOCAL BKEvIr1Es.

Mr.. s. R. Husband of Mosier is in the
city.
Mr.. T. H. Johnston of Dufur is in
town.
Assessor Barnet started in to assess
the city, yesterday.
G. L. Schmidt shipped a car load of
-four today to a point west of The Dalles.
George H. Knaggs has returned to The
Dalles after a three weeks absence, in
Portland.
Mr.. John A. Wilson of Hood River,
gave the CHRONICLE Office pleasant all
yesterday.
George w. Filloon went out this morn
ing ON business trip to the Thompson
saw mill, west of Kingsley. 5.
Mrs. G. L. Phillips left last Sunday
morning to spend few days with her
mother near Hillsborough.
William Taylor, of Dufur, brought in
small load of hogs today, which he
sold for five cents pound. gross.
The Hampton Bros, had car of beef
they will ship west this evening.
About twenty horses are in training
at the fair grounds to compete for purses
at the coming district fair. Quite a
number of others will arriue in the near
future.
Practically no movement of grain has
taken place at this point as threshing
hss only fairly begun. Three wagon
loads of grain were all that arrived up
to'noon, and two of these were stored at
the Wasco warehouse.
The best and surest way to initiate the
currency-in a mans pocket book, is for
him to set about to work earnestly, and
steadily at some honorable employment
and then save every cent possible of his
earnings.
Mr.. c. L. Phillips paid fl ying trip to
Mosier last Sunday and came back
deeply impressed with the fact that there
is no part of Wasco county, and for that
matter no part of Eastern Oregon, better
adapted to fruit raising than that section.
Louis Delco of Wapinitia had the mis-
fortune to lose about 300 bushels of
grain last week by fire that started in
one of his grain stacks. Through the
efforts OF neighbors in covering adjoining
stacks with canvas and blankets and
keeping them wet, his remaining stacks
were saved.
Mr.. And Mrs. Frank Roach left town
today for two weeks trip to Mount
Hood. They will stop tonight at the
residence of Mr.. Jno. Brookhouse of
Dufur and will thence be accompanied
by the Misses M. J. and Mary Brook
house to the camping ground somewhere
near the Summit house on the Barlow
~,
Benjamin jaeger, hailing from Utah
and destined for Mosier, was arrested
this afternoon on the charge of cruelty
90 animate. He was driving one horse
in cart and leading two Others
that were poorer than the prov
CRIB Of Joseph's lean kline. We have
haycI seen poor horses but we
1ieser]saw poverty in horse flesh to equal
these. The man who lodged the com
pIaiht has the thanks of this county.
Jaser is being tried as we go to press.
The Dalles. Portland and Astoria Nav
sgltien company, have fixed the rates on
rheat, betweef this city and Portland
At 20 per ton which is about four cents
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about half eropso far as have already
been threshed.
Ira Amec is on the sick list. 9
Ed. Boynton has moved his stock
and family to The Dalles to stay until
after the fair.
What is it that takes Frank Ward to
Fraleys SO much? 1 guess he wants to
get Mr.. Pugh to cut his oats. Frank
Edward is a head of you there, oats or
no oats.
Pugh and Fraley has got about 90
acres of wheat to cut yet, and when
done cutting, they will have over 100
cars to gather up. The boys will have to
get in and work or the snow will catch
them.
We have an energetic blacksmith at
Kingsley. He is always busy, and a
more pleasant and accommodating man
you never met; he talks great deal
about Sunday school, and you will al
ways find him promptly on time-meal
time.
Ed. Rondeau was putting on a great
deal of style last Sunday evening buggy
riding with one of the fair sex of Tygh
Ridge, when his horse balked, and they
had to walk up the hill. Ed had better
start foot after this, or get a horse that
will not balk. It is hard work to talk to
a girl and drive such horse at the same
time. RAsP.
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cHRoN1cLB SHORT srops.

For coughs and colds use 2379.
2S79 is the cough syrup for children.
For headache use S. B. headache cure.
For physic always use S. B. headache
cure.
Get me cigar from that fine case at
Snipes & Kinersley's.
For y. N. G. diaarhoea S. B. pain
cure is the best thing known.
For Ice cream cramp use S. B. pain
cure.
outing can have the CHRoNIcLE sent to
them without extra charge.
For 4th of July collie use S. B. pain
cure.
For 4th of July collie use S. B. pain
cure.
Chas. Stubbling has received a car
load of the famous Bohemian beer which
he has now. at retail at ten cents glass
or twenty-five cents quart. This beer
is guaranteed to be an eight month s.
brew and Is superior to any ever brought
to The Dalles.
For 4th of July collie use S. B. pain
cure.
Long Ward offers for sale one of the
best farms of its size in Sherman county.
1t consists Of 240 acres of decided land at
Ersklnvllle. There is a never-failing
spring of living water capable OF water
ing five hundred head of stock daily.
the house, which is large store build
ing with ten rooms attached alone cost
$l70O. A blacksmith shop and other
buildings and the whole surrounded by a
good wire fence. Will be sold cheap and
on easy terms. Apply by letter or other
wise to the editor of the CHRoN1cLE or to
the owner, w. L. Ward, Boyd, Wasco
county, Oregon.