The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-08-22
grand through excursion to Portland
and dshaekawhen the whelegIina is opened
sAs E SteeH of Boetpha 1 Mass, is a
visitor issittS61 ! IN II town 5w na ID u

visitor isita ! IN 7 town 5@ = d q
". c. Brock, of Wasco, was seen on
the streets yesterday.
"a The narrow man undertakes to run
two-bit rig on a newspaper.
/. w cA9 Scott Of sieqT fCity, sfIowa, is
making tour Of The Dalles.
: .. GFlint and Wife; Miiwadkee. Wis, !,
inspected The Dalles yssterday.
: It is by doing something that we in
,spirelrespect and topfd fdence1 inothers. x 2,
The. fruit,industry in Oregonis still an
infant, anda sadly negfeefadone atthat.
Tellerville, Sherman county,, is loom
ing up as business town. Let boom.
The Eastern Oregon baseball teams
do not seem soyer-anxious for a round
with the+Salems.
Rich placer mines have been recently
discovered in, the old lost river bed of
eyCreek mean Baker @ity3rT TfTO
We regret to hear that Mr. W. Fl.
Duhhs has suffered aFelapae and that the
physicians think l1 he capnetleng survive.
= T. H. Johnston of Dnfnr' returned
from Portland by the noon trainE today:
Lieut.. Norton is expected back tonight.
Mrs, Leon. Mg Curtis of RocklandE pre- pre-
sented her liege lord the other day with
a brand new lump of feminine sweet
ness, Weighing ten pounds.
Il Two thousand six hundred head of
mutton sheep, purchased from Fred Dee
of Klickitat county, WASH, were shipped
today ! to the 7Troutdale Meat packing
company.
Mr.. n. Harris, Of Harris & Co., of this
city, today presented the new steamer
Regulator with magnificent pair of
Fantlera which will decorate (the pilot
house of that handsome new craft.
Z wis. is Miss Helen / Definition, any my
howl Weask thisq question, because we
saw tail gentleman, = Yesterday stub
his toe iagainstea "a pretruding nail on
Court street sidewalk, hop once or twice
on his left foot and then call Justify, for
Helen Demnition@tRsy We suppose he
wanted her to3pht aplaater onibia9toe.
The DaIIes Exhibit.
The exhibit from The Dallesis rapidly
growing. OF that which will be shipped
today 1 for 4d0regon on Wheels we
noticed from Chas.s sSandozg of Mill creek,
French and Spanish -squashes that will
not be fully. grown for thirty days Fyet,
but the specimens will weigh nearly
eighty pounds. Last year Mr.. Sandoz
had them lwhen fully ripe, that weighed
135 pounds each. Mr.. Sandoz collection g
also includes a fine display of carrots,
Yellow Denyerj White and Red, Tripoli
on; ;ons5any one Of which. is enough for
a Hhiieal fo5rN Naaigood size family; ALSO Yel-
low Crawford, Belle eMignonnes and, Mt.
Hood peaches, Italian Prunes and Brad
shaYfpltmf4O 21m9tmOo 9d
r Victor Mesplie contributes lot of very
large MELLOW Crawford peaches. has
From Col. ]. A. Varney, some very
superior Hungarian prunes and several
olpsters of Violet Rose grapes.
The members of the board of trade are
assisting Major Ingalls, in every way he
suggeetsfto, make ,thef exhibit a-sgrand
success. The collection, being a new
one each day. attracts great! attention
and hundreds of our citizens and
strangers visit3thes rooms in Max Mogt,s
building daily Major: ingalls, will go to
Hood River Monday, leaving Mr.. Sand
ter2s IN charge during his absence, ? We
commend Major 1ngalls to the fruit rails
ers of Hood River, and hope that section
81 Wasso county wilt do Herself credit
BY yshe} aisplaysof9 fruits, I'M ''Oregon on
Wheels" and with our exhibit prove
that Eastern Oregon has something he
sides the finest climate in America.
The Raymond Excursion Party.