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Sie irifnhctr Natrin nten.

9ubIiu, 9. April. @etern pursc I'M
ter Dem SOriie SbOmaS Serton'S Die erite
BON Der acknowledgements" eiuberufeHe
OHentIide SerlGnmlung abgebalten. @s
muroe befanut ge9eben. baB baS ganf=
@outo I'M gtamen <Sobu 9tllons nm $15,=
coo Ibersogen marO, uno oaB peitere iehr
oringenoe SerbinOlidfetten III Der 60be bon
$40, 900 porhnnOen ilno. G5 mur0e beIfloi=
len, NtcGartbp uno Barneu auf;uioroeru,
iofort BON Oem in Bart8 pepourten SonO
cine geuIssno groBe Summe fiiitg su ma
den, nm iowObl Die lauienoen, ipte Die
fiinitlgeu Serbinoli4fetten Oamit Oedeu su
fDuueu
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Ruifil6e Sntrioueu in albniNnieu.

2onOou, 9. 2lpril.-gS uerlautet, baB
Ser italieniide Yrenier JuOim Der britt,
iben HegieruHg Die 3uHderung 9e9eben
hat, StaIicn werOe Die ruTiten NiiNonare
loiort aus 2lbpiIinleu auslpeilen, lobalO iie
ben eriten geWeiS baiiir IN oduoen babe,
OaB Oas ruiild)e 5nri9ucniplel audi III Jez
uem Yaube iSus aefoRt babe
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VIZ -F~N1T TEFFEFt"J "NJ 5HHt
Geru,iid,tcs.

Ginem i'm Yoitpepartement ein9elaufenen
Serid]te suio!ge ging Elm Yoiiat, melter
12O resiitrirte Sriefe unO Bafete entbielt,
geitern lbenD in JteipzSrleaHs smii6en Dem
Sabnhoi unb bem Bohamt uerloreu. Cpd
ter iauO man ben Cad geonnet aui Der
StraBe, unD 70 Srieie uub Yafete feblten.
Sin 9epiiier Senrp 'oileS lit Su Spring.
bale, 9lrf., megen eiues i'm Yoitamte Su
Gbrlltopber, 0to., periibten 8aubes perbaf=
fer rnrhPu
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gtr. S6.
Drrlltberungs- Ausweilr.

Surdl oaS Scrrheruu9S Department.
0uSpete uber ocu Stauo DER ,,DietrpppIttafs
"tsebeus Scrndernnas 6jeieAidDait pom
yep Dorf, T.=D.," ant 81. Scienber
1890.
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@utbabcn:
28ertb bcs ooH Der G5eiclftait scciu,
nettH CruHocllertMInS, dbiu4lIb
Der boraui batteaoen yaitea -. 81 ,265 612.7S
Gariehen AMI Cbit9atioHeH uuo 0pz
potbeleH. ........-.....-..-.. 6,O5S, ,l25.OO
gffefter uub SGIiaationer, a6iout
poH Der SeleHItGft gecIgRet
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tgotloneH uHo dRosTs ItbcrherteH
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Sdlll9c uHo auI4ciduicHr SiHieu dui
9uetteH Sbl8atloneH uHo GEoere
SldlerhcTteH Observation-Disclosures. Jos, ,S04.97
Saar i'm Nauptbtreuu Der G'ceuz
idalt Der G'eicultlit sshorcHo uno
in Der Eurt oepoHIrt .......-...- 2326fSS7
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poHirt RQrltpertb)
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hcaltcH Stddten
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@mtIidl bei3eleet,

2ono III, 9. apriI. - Der Smi'hen ben
Geiitera Der @ieubiit.snl9erfe III @Iepe.
0litrltt unO ihren Irbeiteru wegen elmer be-
abitttlgten SObuberableBuug bon 12t BRO
sent auSgebrobeHe Strclt lit betgele9t NOR
ben. 9urh beI IuSglelt mtrO Die 2ObH=
berabefun9 auf Al BrOSent iefgeiett.
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ameritantIae ssnamtter bel @Iasftone.

yOn6on, 9. April. SeSiiglidl Der tiirS.
lid bon 9arueQ gelegeutlit einer &eriomm-
lung I'M pYb0nir= Yarf," Dublin, erbobeuen
&HtIa9e gegeu @Iaofone, uamlit), oaB Der.
lelbe amerltaniide 9pnamiter III leiner
&obnun9 empiaugeu babe, ucr0neutlidt Die
pSt. Sames -@aSette" beute al promluenter
Steue elncn Seritt, laut meItem elm 0r.
Ittlnon aus Detroit, WiidI., uuO elu 9r.
9telup III 1885 ais gmiiGre Aler. Guilt
pauS unO ais Sertreter Der irlid)-amerifa~
niihen Grremiiteuportei nad) GnglanO ia
men unD wdbrenO ibre8 2luientbaltS Oabier
audi 0rn. @IaoltOne beiuhteH. Die rSt.
Same5.9a3ette" iIgt 81, Or. HeiIp lei me-
gen ieIner Serbinoung nit ben 9pnamlteru
notortit, uuo @laOroue hattie ibn oOer 2lt=
tlnIon nitt empiangen f0nnen, Obne ibreH
Nharafter III fsuuen.
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gteitc.

gouoon, 9. 4pril.-0ie bieige 6irma
@ebriiOer gent 6aHOlsr nit orieutaliiden
Saaren Grtltelu, weld)e 3mei9firmeu III
Baris mo @ouaantiuOpel beileeH, bat IT'D
iiir inioIusut srfldrt. Die Standardization
Der 6uma perosu AMI $425,0OO uuO Die 2lt=
tina auf S125. 900 neit1kt
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Scr Gentidc GorreipcnSent,

=. Gainc, Gi9entbhmcr nmS 8esaftenr,
SlSipei=gde Baltimore StraBe n1o Eoit@Siiics=pe.
grris bes taeIid,cn SIattes, burd Graser in SaI=
finlore mo in Der gtddlbartat belorst l21a Cts;
fdsIidse uno Spnuta as=s =sluegabe 10 cts pro
2Sodt, ,;abIbar uobeHtli an Die oas Sat beor9enoen
Snaaer.-SaaIid, nebit Spnnta se zane aabc inter
YortozS zSorausbesabuHe $3.50 pro Sahr, fur tirSere
S,it i'm serbdItniB; iiir Die Dodcntlid,c slnsgabe
NIT Sonnta9sblatt, portoIrei nit 2biu9 tIr Clubs.
beS, S4 nab Guropd. Snnutag s=siuesa 81
pro Sobr.-0as bette uub biaigite oentidje SIatt
In ben WittsIz ulo SIbtaaten.
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tra9euen 8oiten zines Geid)s @omminar5
fiir ESiihmpftz 81 frifn nhnpIshn+

trageneu 9oiten zines Gei6S @omuinar8
fir Siiomef= =Afrita abgelebnt.
Sglpain 0Drnon, Ser Sransoie, pelder IN
Solge elmer gSette bon BariS nad BeterSz
burg auiStelSeu gsben Mil, ioll eiu Shmiubs
lei letu. 90 bebaupten menigiteuS uebrere
I'M Glrelgebiet erld)etnenbe Sldtter. Die
lelben tpOuen ndnltt) ganS geuau ipllfen,
baB Der mad 9tetlame Oiiritenoe 6ranSole
ben gr0bten Sbeil leiner : our per Sahn 6uz
riidgelegt bat.
Sorbereitamsen fur Die Naitassz 5emomftra>
tion in StaIier.
81 0 r1t, 9. 9lprll. - Die Sosialllen tref=
fen allentbalben III Stalieu SorbereitungeH
fiir cine Denomination an l. Nai. Sic
baben ein aui rotbe8 Bapier 9eorudtes gtaz
nlfei erlaIieu uno uertbelleH baiielbe in8ge=
helm inter ben 9lrbeiteru. 9as 0ofuuent
forbert Die Jfeapolttaner auf, iid) an Utal@
ta9e in 9teapel 81 nerlanmeln.
Ser slufftano in eTinpieu.
Smi a, 9. 9lprll. - 9as bereits err
ipdbnte, 9eitern bier eiugetrofiene Sd)retben
be5 Sibrer8 Der gtauipuri5, meld)er Die
9deoermetelung bes @befs@ommiiiGrs Sas.
gS. Suiuton uHO letner @oaegen 3u 0fGnt=
pItr auoronete, lugt inter Auberem: s9ie
brittldeu SruppeH grifien ben Balaft an,
maIfatrirten melne Soloateu un0 t0oteteu
audi Srauen uno SiHber. lleber0ies i6leuz
berteu ite 6raueu IND Sinoer III Die Slam
men brennenoer t06uier uuo eHtpeibteu Die
Seu1pel. 0eShalb tobtsteu pir. pen S0nlz
ntliiGr Suinton unb ietne Regleiter." =
Gunton'S Se9lelter naren Sberlt Steue,
Seteblshaber Der gurfba8, gieuteuaHt
Stmpion, s. ct. 6 SrimmooO, Der britt
it)e politiid)e 9lgent Su gtanlpur, lomte Die
60. @oliinS unp Ofeloiue. G8 Oerlautet
Iett, oaB 2ieutenant @rant, SeIcbl8haber
be5 fIeiHeu britiihen Commands, melte8
uulGn9It Sort Sbabat ftiirrlte, unO Saplt0n
Fresgraoe, lpeld)er nit elmer Abthellun9
9PllltGr Dem lieutenant 8raut 81 DiiIre ge=
1tldt moroeu mar, lld] III Std]erbett be14s
ben. @eltern cirfultrte befauntlld) Oa5 sc
rlitt, baB elmer ooer beioe SiftStere III net
telen Sdmpfeu bel Ntaaipur 9etallen leten.
SpGtere 9tafrldlten aus Ntantpur erge=
ben, baB lieutenant 9rant's @OmmauOo
ourd) Die aufitdnoilten GlngebOreneu augez
9rtren muroe mo 0iejelben nad) breiltiinolz
gem btbigen Sample III Die Slut)t ld)lug.
Der meme 3falab, pelher ben friiberen 3fa=
Jab uerTieb, ionle swet anoere berOOras
geu0e 6duptltu9e, murOeu III Dem @eredlte
get0otet, mo Die 9tebeleu erlttten ld)mere
Serlulte. Capt. Tre6graOe lit nit lener
Serit1rfungsmaunlhart ju Sort Shabat an
9efommen.--Sie OtauipurlS lollen III Solge
-1brer 9tteberlage bermaBen eutuluthlgt Ieln,
baB lte 1td) snr llrter1uerIung bCrelt erfldrt
babeu. 9Seitcre britiidJe Sruppen iiu0 nab
NtGuipur unterlueg5, nnO elne griinOltde
llnterlubuug iiber oaS Oiaiiufre MIRO itatt=
ftnOen.-SOr Dem Giutreieu obiger giiuitl=
ger 3tadrIdttn herridte inter ben Seamten
Der olttnOlidJen 6e9lerung eine bOhit ge-
brildte Stimmung, uuo es oerlautete, OaB
NtarquiS 2auOsoOwne, &icetonig pou 5rz
plen, im Segrliie iet, icine Iefgnation cin-
5urei6en.
m,,.s;Fo.;ehn eS.,....:.,. t.; G,T.sS,,,o
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z IlutIVtIIIUf N VtIa
itlcocRen StadttR
Suu buHe ron GOz
IICeH . ,iHhubern IN
iOltleH StGutsu De-
poHut RGrttDertb)
Canada. -..........
g5erblHolIiltclteH IN
hcia0teH Staatcn
gIu8lHleH ...-.-."
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From San Antonio.

j Aug. Hornung, well known. manu-
facturer of boots and shoes at $50 Nolan
ST., San Antonio, Texas, viii not soon
forget his experience with an attack OF
the cramps which he relates as follows
Isl 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's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoee Remedy. The
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 1 was, 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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A Tempest in q Teapot.


Engineer Geo. B. Leach rushes into
print and talks about "blackmail against
myself and conductor" and the assertion
of the CHRONICLE being false Gin every
particular" because certain paragraph
appeared in this journal on the Sth inst.
containing simple statement of fact as
it appeared to the eye witness who
wrote the paragraph and handed it to
the editor of the CHRONICLE for publica-
ton. We read the paragraph carefully
when it was handed us and have read it
over carefully since, and we are of the
opinion that it required considerable
lack of the charity that thinketh no evil
to see in it any evil intention towards
Mr.. Leach or his conductor. Neither
the author of the paragraph nor the
present writer knew who the engineer
was nor do either of us know who the
conductor is, to this moment. If Mr..
Leach supposes that the CHRONICLE
would stoop to attempt an injnry to any
of the employees of the q. P. company
he is simply mistaken, that is all.
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An Important movement

The Oregon State Board of Immigra-
ton, whose headquarters are in Port
land, are now engaged in getting ready
their second exhibit car, 'Oregon on
Wheels" This car will start east Sep
tember 1st, and the managers are desir-
GUS of having Eastern Oregon well rep
resented by specimens of her products,
fruits, grains, minerals woods, etc. ''1''
Major G. w. Ingalls,, who has been in
our city for several weeks past, writing
up the resources of this section of the
country has been solicited to gather an
exhibit from this locality for "Oregon
on Wheels" All articles left at this
Office for this exhibit will be expressed
free to Portland. If fruits, they should
be we'll selected, carefully packed and
the name of the person who raised the
fruit and postoffice address stated also
the age of the tree. 50
The fruit on arrival at Portland will
be pnt up in large jars and the full
memorandum regarding the fruit put or
the jar. If any surplus of fruit is sem
such surplus willy be put in jars anG
turned over to the Portland exposition
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enNnnA1 rrnsoNAL MEsr1oN.

.- - q. = Is a--s =
Patti will make a concert tour of the
United States next year, beginning in
January The tour will embrace seven
.ty-five concerts, with Signor Arditto as
conductor.
A man that can edit three newspapers,
as Representative Cannon is now
doing in the district he formerly repre-
sented in congress, must be considered
as big gun in the rural districts of Illi-
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Hopkins
arrived in San Francisco on the steamer
Oceanic yesterday. Mr.. Hopkins re-
mother, Mrs. Hopkins-Searles, or to
state whether a contest will be made.
Count Waldersee's passion since he
ceased to be the kaiser's military ad-
wiser is said to be for flower gardening.
Even Napoleon used to play with his
cane with the tall lilies in the gardens of
st. Helena, though the sport was rough
and generally left the lilies headless.
Farmer Wheeler, who is running
for governor of Iowa on the. republican
ticket, is q granger of the gentleman
OrQOf, WHO wears - fOOO lla1uOHU pm III
his shirt. front. Still, as his farm is
heavily pIastered with mortgages, the
farmers of the state may have a soft
spot for him in their hearts. aoi5 +
Colonel r. L.. Garner, of Roanoke,
Va, the results of whose experiments as
to whether monkeys possess a language
was recently published, says that he has
raceived hundreds of latfers from the
most noted. experts and scientists of this
country and Europe concerning the sub
ject, showing the wide and deep interest
taken in it.
John /. Blair impressed the people OF
Kansas City with his youthful yigof and
joval ways when he visited the 'metropo-
lis of the Kaw the other day. The famous
Jersey millionaire is now eighty-nine,
but so active and vigorous that he looks
twenty years younger" His mind is
clear, even keen, and his memory for
names, incidents cand dates, is unim-
paired. @1Fa c4 20
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The wild Cat of Camp Joles.


Ii the truth must be told Senator
Watkins must not have all the honor of
shooting at pine stumps and mistaking
them for wild cats. A year ago, so we
are informed, small boy came rushing
down the hill, into the Joles camp with
eyes bulging outward and mouth agape,
scarcely able to tell that huge wild cat
lay crouching on log up the mountain
side. George Joles Immediately took
gun and boy and repaired to the cat.
Careful aim was taken and the head
well pierced with a bullet, but for some
reason (enough of meat in camp already
we suppose) the animal was neither
skinned nor taken to camp. A,few days
ago Senator Watkins was out hunting,
as our readers know, and came upon the
same cat and as it blinked viciously at
him with one eye, he shot it dead. The
senator soon learned that he had been
wasting his ammunition on a pine
stump, but he does not know yet per-
haps that the eye that blinked SO
viciously, was the hole made by George
Joles bullet in the same stump the year
before
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and bound for the Willamette valley,
came into town yesterday, intending to
go by way of the boat but found the
charges so high for themselves, a wagon,
buggy and six horses that they started
this morning to go by way OF the Barlow
pass.
A private letter from DIR. D. Siddall
informs US that that gentleman was at
Whatcom on the 18th inst and that he
does not expect to be back in The Dalles
till the 22d. The doctor was to leave
Whatcom on the 18th for Vancouver,
B. G.. and Victoria.
The Wapinitia Stage team ran away
yesterday evening from the freight de-
pot, as the driver was attempting to un-
load some freight from the back end of
the stage. The horses got free from
the stage, which was considerable
wrecked, and were caught, one in the
East end and one farther west. They
were not injured.
Messrs. c.. H., McIsaac and L. T.
Terry, representing Lewis & Dryden's
RaitwGy Guide of Portland are inrthe
city preparing an illustrated "write up''
of The Dalles to appear in the Septem-
Der Issue of their publication. . If suffi-
cient support can be secured from the
business men in the form of small adver-
tising cards the work will be pushed to a
successful ISSUE.
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CHRONICLE snonr sroPs.

For coughs and colds 1se 1919.
Use Dnis;r flour. 1t is. the best.
.2sAsk your grocer for Dufur. four.
- 2S79 is the cough syrup for children.
+ For headache uses. B. headache cure.
For physi, always use S. B. headache
cure.
Get me a cigar from that fine case at
Snipes & Kinersley's.
For o. n. G.. diaarhoea S. B. pain
cure is the best thing known.
Blackberries, three boxes for twenty
five cents at Joles Brothers.
For ice cream cramp use S. B. pain
cure.
Persons leaving the city for summer
outing can have the CHRoNIcLE sent to
them without extra charge.
For 4th of July collie use S. B.. pain
cure.
The celebrated Walter H. Tenny Bos-
J ton-made mems and boys fine boots
and shoes in all styles, carried by The
Dalles Mercantile company at Brooks
& Beers old stand.
For 4th of July collie use S. E. pain
cure.
|, Chas. Stubbling has received car
load OF the famous Bohemian beer which
ne hae now at reCaIl at ten cents glass
or twenty-five cents a quart This beer
is guaranteed to- be an eight months
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
Erskinville. There is a er-failine
spring of living water capable OF water
ing FIVE hundred head of stock daily
The house, which is large store build.
ling with ten rooms attached alone cost
$1700. A blacksmith shop and other
buildings and the whole surrounded by q
good wire fence. Will be sold cheap and
ron easy terms. Apply by-letter or other
wise to the editor of the CHRoNIcIE or tc
the owner, W. T.. Ward, Boyd. Wascc
county, Oregon.
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B. w. Levens and family, with his
father and mother, returned from camp
on Rock Greek yesterday, all we'll. In
passing the wagon we noticed the foot
and leg of mountain sheep. We since
learn that B. W., while strolling high
upon the mountains was attacked by
during the engagement which followed
killed two of the yoracious brutes.
Good enough for them, we say--BaEer
City Blade.
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A good many Astorians remember J..
1. Powers who worked on the Telephone
about a year ago. Last week he fled
from Portland where he was charged
with embezzling $3.50 from a livery firm
for whom he was collecting. He was
traced to train for Omaha, and the
Portland firm were arranging for his ar
rest, when word came that he had falleu
between the wheels of moving train at
North Platte, Neb., and was ground to
pieces.=AstOrian.
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The Northwestern Life Insurance Co..
OF MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN,
Assets over $42,ooo;ooooo
Surplus $6,5OO,oOOoo.
Prof.. p. l.. shuey,
LAeospA HEIGHTS, srn1Ner1E1D, O., June Is, 1891

Prof. r. l. Shua.
ton, Ohio
O the concenin
in
or -. 100000
cash. 9T51
= p III poHcyu
receive n cash.
met
to the
dng EquiuhI
United Full furnished
A.
+ 3 JOHN
Special Agent The Oregon
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To the Public.
CADDo MILLS, Texas, June

CADDo MILLS, Texas, June 5, 1891.
From my own personal knowledge, /
can recommend Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea kennedy for
cramps in the stomach, also for diarr-
hoea and flux. 1t is the best medicine l
have ever seen used and the best selling,
as it always gives satisfaction. A. K.
SHERRILL, % and 80 cent bottles for sale
by Snipes & Kinersly, druggists.
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The outlook for wheat.

Bradstreet's London correspondent
has forwarded report on the condition
of wheat abroad, which indicates that
Europe will have to import about 2S1,-
00O,0O0 bushels this year.
He states that with respect to Russia
the most contradictory reports have
been issued, but there is no doubt that
the wheat crop is big failure in many
parts of the empire, and that it would
be safe estimate to assess it at Is per
cent. less than last years crop.
The latest report of the Hungarian
minister of agriculture indicate reduc-
tion of 20 per cent. of the current har-
vest in Austria. The Hungary weather
has since improved prospects. Brad
streets report allows 70,00O,0 900 bushels
for the new crop of the United Kingdom,
and 145, ,000, 900 as the necessary imports
France will require about 100, 900, ,0OC
bushels; Germany will have to import
not less than 80, ,0O0, 900; Italy, 25 ,O00,-
600; Spain and Portugal, 100000
Switzerland, 5000, 900; Turkey, 10000
600 and the rest of Europe, 80, ,000, 900
The total imports will be 2S1 ,00O,O0
bushels.
1t is estimated that if an allowance o.
33 ,000,O 900 bushels for export from Indis
and la ,000, 900 from the United States
be made, there will still remain deficit
of about 104 900, 900 to be supplied from
minor sources outside of Europe.
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r. Z. French has for sale number of
improved ranches and unimproved
lands in the Grass Valley neighborhood
in Sherman county. They will be sold
Mr.. French can locate settlers on some
good unsettled claims in the same neigh
borhood. His address is Grass Valley,
Sherman county, Oregon.
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Died.

Andrew st. Martin, Who was brought
up from the Cascades last Sunday, suf-
fering from a tumor on his right thigh
and was taken out, Tuesday morning, to
the county poor house, died that even
ing and was buried yesterday in the city
cemetery.
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twenty Do1iars Reward.

Parties have been. cutting the supply
pipes above the city between the fiume
and the reservoir, thus doing much dam
age. This must be stopped and re-
ward OF $40 is hereby offered for evidence
that will lead to the conviction of per-
sons doing the same. BY order OF the
Board of Directors.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 1s, 1891.

The Chronicle is the Only Paper in
The DalIes that Receives the Associated
Press Dispatches. IL
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DIR. Blalock's orchard, near Walla
Walla covers one hundred and ninety
acres. Only sixty acres are in bearing,
but from these. sixty acres the doctor
will clear this year ten or twelve thous-
and dollars. So says the Walla Walla
Union Journal
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TO Consumers of Wood and Groce,

To Consumers of Wood and Groceries.
We have on hand 500 cords of choice
fir wood which will be soidscheap.
We also quote you our leaders in
groceries Dry granulated sugar, IA lbs
for 81 90; extra G sugar, 15 lbs for 81 90 /;
-four, Diamond mills, $1.05 per sack.
We make you low figures on wheat.
barley, oats and mill feed.
Yours truly,
MAIER & BENTON.