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nineteen to rhirty-four.

Tacoma Ledger. There can be no
question of the strong sentiment in the
state opposed to the canal. 1t is espec-
tally strong in the river counties, and
there are 10 of them in. possible "a.
The people of these counties know very
web that the canal job defeated the very
necessary appropriation for the improve
nent at the dalles, that would have
made the Columbia river anaenen high
way, and thus certainly delayed the re-
alization of their hopes Of cheap trans
portation for two years and possibly
longer. BY sending the JOB to the front
with the Endorsement of the state be-
hind it, there can be no doubt that it
viii take precedence over every genuine
and deserving improvement, and so de-
lay them indefinitely.
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a Hard; Corner.

The age of 80 is a hard corner for a
woman to turn, and S5 is still harder.
She feels that she is fast leaving her
youth behind her. But there is no rea-
son why a woman should be faded and
passe at So, or even DO. The chief cause
of the early fading of American women
is found in the fact that many of them
suffer from some form OF female weak
ness or disease that robs the face of its
bloom, draws dark circles about the
eyes, brings early wrinkles and sallow-
ness, and stamps the face and figure
with signs of ill-health. DIR. Prices Fa-
vorite Prescription will cure all these
troubles, will bring back the lost bloom,
and remove the pains and ailments
which make women grow old before
their time. Guaranteed to give salts
faction in every case. or price t$1 .0o) re-
funded.
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THE GYPs1E PARTY.
a Glorious Occasion FILLED with airth
and Jollity.sa.zz

anu SoAA1ty
During the summer months the young
people of The Dalles are generally very
quiescent; but this year will be stamped
as an exception. An order was sent out
summoning all the gypsies TO meet at
Wind river springs, Collins landing,
Wednesday evening. In pursuance OF
the summons the following delegates
attended: se,.sl-.-se- sas
Cascade Locks-Misses IvaBrooks and
Eva Heppner, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley and
Mr.. Kendall.
Collins Landing-Misses Beula Pat
tersen, Daisy and Maie BeaH, Fulton.
Caddie Booth, Mrs. Booth, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Booth, Mr.. N. ]. sinnott and Mr..
Charles Green. .iss4,,s
The Dalles-M Misses Rose and Nettie
Michel, Annie and Laura Thompson,
Ruth Cooper, Aimee Newman, Clara
and Ettie Story, Kate DeHnf,. Cassie
Wiley, Florence Lewis, Winnifred
Mason, Grace Campbell, Grace Marden,
Messrs. Frank French, Roger B. Sinnott,
John L. Booth, Fred Clark and Frank
Garretson.s ss
At Collins landing the different tribes
were met by the reception committee,
and escorted to headquarters, where the
hours passed rapidly until evening,
when the procession formed and pro-
ceeded to the open air meeting where
the ceremonies were conducted. Vocal
and instrumental music, dancing and
social interc purse. After this long to be
remem bered evening had past and Mars
was beyond the meridian the Gypsies
adjourned, realizing fully that itwa the
most successful meeting that could be
held-by any tribe.
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rhe old Tsmes are Notrn rt.

While at our other store at Big Island.
Va, last April, was taken with very
severe attack of diarrhea. I never had
it worse in my life. I tried several old
time remedies, such as Blackberry Wine,
Paregolic and LaudanuIn without get
ting any relief. My attention was then
called to Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrheea Remedy by Mr.. r. G.
Tinsley who had been handling it there,
and in less than FIVE minutes after tax
ing q small dose was entirely relieved.
20. G. BURFoRD, Harris Greek,
Amherst Co., Va. For sale by Blakeiey
& Houghton, druggists. d&w
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To The Public.

1 have no hesitancy in recommending
Chamberlain's Coiic, Cholera and
Diarrh@a Remedy to. the public, as do
to my friends and patrons. / used it
myself after other well-known remedies
had failed, and it.lcured me in q few
minutes. RECOMMEND it candiily and
cheerfully upon it merits, not from q
financial standpoint, because / have
others in stock on which1 make a larger
profit but because ChamberiAfns is the
best.reme edy know Of for bowel com
plants. There isno doubt about IT,, II
does the wofkAJAmEs FokeY, Druggist.
McVeytown, Penn. For sale by
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TOURISTS ON THE COLUMBIA.
Delighted Tourist Party from Port
land to the Cascade Locks.


land to the Cascade Locks.
From the Portland Dispatch, ,1sth.l
Yesterday morning an excursion
| party, of about dozen persons, boarded
the steamer Dalles City for trip up the
Columbia to the cascade locks. Among
| the party. were some tourists1from New
York, South Carolina and Texas. To
these people the scenery along the
Columbia was grand, and they were loud
| in praise. The Kodak was brought into
use at every noted point. At Bonneville
the boat was hailed by some tourists
that had gone up there OH the train.
They had been misinformed about the
trip. The wanted to see the cascades,
but had been told that there was no
boats running that far up the river.
For the benefit of tourists we will state
that there IS line of boats running from
here to The Dalles. That the steamer
Dalles City leaves here every morning
Except Sunday, at O'Clock a. M, for
the cascade locks. There is a transfer
by rail of about three-quarters of mile,
and then the steamer Regulator conveys
passengers and freight to The Dalles.
At this season of the year trip up
the Columbia is one that can never be
forgotten The different waterfalls
pour down the mountain side, glisten in
the sunlight like a bright flow of silver;
the gigantic rock formations, Rooster
rock, Cape Horn, Castle rock in fact,
all the places of note show themselves
off just now to good advantage. The
long moses and lichens which hang
gracefully down the face of these rocks
and greatly to their grandeur. One of
the tourists remarked that he had been
in the Yosemite valley; visited the Big
Trees, but saw nothing in all his travels
that could be compared with the scenery
ub the Columbia river; and his trip had
more than repaid him for the distance
he had Travelled.
One old gentleman from New York
expressed the wish that he would like
to have. Castle rock in his back yard at
the'rock covered over forty acres, he de-
cided not to take 1t home with him, as
it took up more ground than he sup
posed it would. The party returned in
the evening well pleased with the trip,
and the many ceurteeies shown them by
Captain Short and Purser Butler will
commend all tourists to take the steamer
Dalles City for the Cascade locks. The
boat goes every morning except Sunday,
at O'Clock a. M, from the foot of Yam
hill street. 4
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Noaliving American has had such a
varied and interesting career as the
famous humorist, Mark Twain. His
life is q romance. Will NJ. Clemens has
just comp pleted large volume entitled
"The Life of Mark Twain" which is
published in two editions, in paper at
fifty cents, and in cloth at $1.00, by the
Clemens Publishing company, San
Francisco. It is charming volume of
romance and adventure. It is as funny
as anything written by Mark himself,
and as entertaining as Innocents Abroad.
AS the author says: Mark Twain is q
sort of human Kaleidoscope. Interest
ing particulars are given concerning his
early days, his cheekered career in Me-
vada and California; his entertaining
trip as one of the innoceAts, his first lit
erary success and auspieieus marriage,
his amusing. adventures in England and
Germany, his varied experience on the
lecture platform, and his success as a
busin sss man, and fine deecripton of
his pleasant home at Hartford. Mark
Twain will be read and re-read by lovers
of humor. Send postal note direct to
Clemens Publishing Co., Box 1929, San
Francisco, Cal, or order of your news
dealer: xzr-se
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LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The NJ. E. Camp-meeting is now in
session in this crty.
Officer Jackson occupied seat in the
Wapinitia stage this morning.
Senator Charles Hilton has taken
leave fot California on business.
Capt. Richard Fisher took charge this
morning as first officer OF the steamer
Regulator.
The Regulator wharf boat has been
takep over and moored at the landing
for Klickitat wheat.
Mr.. E. Sichel of Prineville, left on the
stage this morning on his return from a
business trip to Portland.
DIR. snedeker has changed his Office to
rooms SO and 81, Chapman building over
the postoffice book store.
Hon. E. B. Dufur, and q party from
Dufur, are whipping the trout streams
south east of Mount Hood.
The November term of the Circuit
court will be an active one, judging from
the entries being made in new suits.
Mr.. Bones, of Hood River, will be in
the market buying wheat at Grants. He
; will have his his, scales in next week. !,
The CHRONICLE cartoons hung in the
show window weekly, are becoming SO
popular that we think of changing them
semi-weekly. -sqser5,. s-.,ss {sflg
M. A. Christensen, agent for Mitchell
& Lewis, left at noon today for the east.
He is out on the road closing old affairs
of the company. t
DIR. Doane has changed his residence
to the new double house, southeast cor
ner of Court and Fourth streets, second
door from the corner. -
Mr.. S. L. Brooks paid the city flying
visit last night, and returned to his
camp near Cascade leeks by steamer;
Regulator this morning, =
Mrs. Geo. P. Morgan visited Hood
River yesterday with the little ones of
Mr.. Hibbards household, who have been
visiting aunt and uncle in the Dalles. ..l
Beetles and beetles. The bushels of
beetles taken out of the electric light,
globes weekly in The Dalles, causes the.
question to rise: Where do they all
come from? - ~ &
The special session of the common,
council for the 24th: viii be for the dis,
cussion of matters pertaining to the fro
department; and possibly new city
hall building. nss1 grlfs. .z.sfI Ess3 =.
We are pleased satee learn that Mr..
Joseph Beezley is resting much easier;
today, he spent good night, and it is
hoped he win be able to be earound again
soon. Z
snipes & Kinsrsly have made suchga
tempting display Of tobacco in their
show window that men who always
smoked now smoke themore, and others
smoke who never smoked before - +
Mrs. Fish returned from Mosier by the
noon passenger today aIittie Miss Ge4
nevieve says she had adood tims. This
is the season for young and old to enjoy
. respite In the country.
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Messrs. e. p. Ash and A. R. Tozier,
of the Cascade fishery, are in the city
today. We acknowledge calls from
them.
Some settlers are apparently unaware
that the old pre-emption law has been
repealed and that fourteen months res
idnce from time of filing is now needed.
Mr.. VIM. Sheffield, well known in
The Dalles, where he was connected
with the Sun, has entered into partner
ship with Mr.. Pollock in the. publication
of the Mount Vernon, Wash, Democrat.
A fine sample of wheat was added to
THE CHRONICLE samples today from the
farm of A. j. and Mary NJ. Dufur, Of
.Dufur, just as. it was taken. from the
reaper without any assortment. It
looks fine.
Dalles fruit, reaching Portland by the
Regulator line,is transferred Immediate
ly to-an Astoria steamer. In Portland
the market is well supplied with all
kinds of fruits and vegetables. Water
melons and cantaloupes are in big sup
ply.
George Mckinney, Sam Thurston,
Charley Hall and Jas. Covingtonreturn-
ed from Little Salmon, last. evening.
They have surfeited on fish, berries, owl
and ice water. Jimmy killed bear,
but the monster fell in such Jungle
that they could MT get him out.
a 4o7acre field of wheat, owned by
Howard Smith in the Waldo hills,
averaged 441155 bushels to the acre. An
other field, owned by w. W. Brooks,
averaged 421s bushels to the aero, and
field of oats in the same neighborhood
averaged eighty bushels to the acre.
Deputy Jas. "A. Crossen again put in
an appearance at the county clerks Of
fee this morning. He was one of the
party who undertook to eat up the oys-
ters over at Shoalwater bay. They
could not appreciably diminish the sup
ply, go abandoned the work to others.
Mr.. Hugh Chrisman was seen driving
up Court street faster than awalk today.
The city police was about to call
halt, but wiser councils prevailed, after
explanations, as Hugh has q bouncing
baby boy in his family today, and was
perhaps 80 absorbed in thought of home
that he forgot himself. '7' '-'-''
Not contentgwith the prospects of
gobbhng up all the water rights in the
southeastern portions, the company
with high sounding name organized in
Portland for the ,purpose,. today fled
couple of yoluminous documents in, the
county clerks Office which calls. for all
the water, and more than there really is,
in the east and west forks OF Hood River.
Isn't it about time for people most di-
rectly interested to get Inc and protect
themselves from such rapacity as this2
Dorsey ichardson got himself into
serious trouble last night, by purchasing
whiskey for. an Indian in, the East End.
He was soon afterwards arrested and
placed in Jail. Today, at an examine
tion before Com. Huntington he was
held Tor trials He will now go to Port
land and lay in the jailffer two or three
weeks toipepent of his folly, along with
Kerr. There Is this difference between
Richardson and Kerr. The latter didn,
have cent when arrested, and was
possibly trying to make a raise, while
Richardson had about 5000 in coin.
He is smaller man, but a bigger fool
than Kerr E74:s
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rzsSs g..isl.g. EoEN.
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saved . woman,s Lise.

Mfr. J.. E.. Thoroughgood, writing from.
spoonfuls of Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy saved
the life Of Mrs. Jane Thomas, of this
place." He also states that several
other very bad cases of bowel complaint
there have been cured by this remedy.
For sale by Blakelev & Houghton,
druggists. d&w
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sz -
Notice.

Those knowing themsekes Indebted
to Ward and Kerns will please call and
settle up, as they have sold their etable
business to Durham and Robertson and
must have all outstanding accounts set
tied
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i cpTrsa. Topics.

Things look pretty bad in the coal
creek mines. Several have already
been killed.
Hon. w. J. Mcconnell was chosen for
governor of Idaho on the second ballot
in the republican convention at Moscow
yesterday.
The Galveston News, leading demo-
eraticmewspaper of Texas, has this to
cay in recent issue: Allegiance to
the democracy of Texas, as constituted
in the approaching state convention, is a
mockery." Evidently that brutal major
ity is in danger Of serious impairment.
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a rare opportunity for the ladies Is
now afforded by Mrs. Philips, whois of
fering millinery at one third less, as she
has decided to retire from the business.
See advertisement - 6.ISdtf
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washington market For Rent.

For rent; the Washington market cor
ner of Second and Court. For terms ap-
ply to Geo. Williams administrator Of
the estate of John Michelbaugh. S.3dtf
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Tauglefoot Fly Paper 4e CENTS a box
twenty-five double sheets; at Blakeley
& Houghtons, l75 Second street.
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There is some talk of civil action for
damages, to compel Gilmore, Sanborn &
Co. to sustain this statement concerning
the salmon pack The total pack,
however exceeds that Of last year by
5000 cases. This increase ie largely
due toF the larger productien ingfhe
cannerles at the cascades and the dalies,
where three-fourths of the pack we're
steelheads and bluebacks." So far as
the dallessesuneryl is eoneerned that
statement is wholly and solely lie out
of whole cloth. That ought to be fiat
enough.
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Parties desiring advertising space or
the sprinkler wagon may have it by
applying to Es.ss.ss. e. FERRIS.
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stock HOLDERS Injecting. .

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting. of the stockholders of the
Wasco Warehouse company will lsbe held
at the Office of French & Co., The DaIles,
Oregon, on Wednesday September 2Sth,
1892, at 3:3a p. mr. for the purpose Of
eiecting directors for the ensuing year
and the transaction ofsuch other busi-
ness as may come beforeit.efT assstss q
The Dalles, Oregon, Aug. 18th 1892.
G. j. FARLEY,
Secretary Wasco Warehouse Co.
wtdS.12 :
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City taxes for 1892 are now due and
payable within sixty days. at the Office
of the undersigned.
L. RoRDEs, City Treasurer.
DALLEs Cry, July 9Th. 1892.
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BORN. \

In this city Aug. 1ssh, to the wife of
Hugh Chrisman, SON.
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othsr "citass' Should do likewise.

Eugene Register. Many of our ex-
changes still persist in calling this
Eugene City, We awonld inform
them that there is no such place. Our
amended charter is now nearly four
years old, and according to that the
name of this city is plain and simple
Eugene"
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Messrs. E. P. Ash and A. R. Tozier,
of the Cascade fishery, are in the city
today. We acknowledge calls from
them.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

The market opened strong and active yesterday,
ana the Dorthond stocks show ed respectable adj
vance, News from the front reported the south
drift from the Mexican acting very queer the
orc being spotted and giving assays ranging from
81 to SO per ton. At present the general trend OF
the ledge is southwark, the top of the face of the
drift being in porphyry while the bottom in mill.
lug averaging $40 per ton. While this is all
very well far 1t goes, It viii take something
more than $50 to make a market and advance
prices.
on tho 9 80 p. N call trading was quite lively and
prices advanced, Ophr selling up 70 50 90 Mexica
81 Is. Best q Belcher 81 50, Sierra Nevada 81 so,
Union 81 IS End Con. Cal. & Va. "a 3b(14 40 TO
sales OF 500 shares OF which Cope the seller to
purchases OF Marshall and walls In the middle
stocks Bullion so at 81 rs, Choilar 81 O5 Noreross
81 90, Potosi 81 80 and Savage 81 80.
OF the south-end stocks Beicher was the tavorite
and sold from 81 50 to 81 as. Alpha SOLD at zoe
Challenge 65c, Crown Point 81 So, oyerman CSC
and Jacket soc.
After the call there was good demand for the
leading nOrth-end stocks and prices advanced still
further under active sales, the market Closing very
strong At the noon recess.
on the 2:30 P NJ. cali Homer King was an active
seller and prices showed decline, the whole mar
ket having heavy appearance. After the call the
situation continued heavy, with Homer King ana
Walls selling.
NOTES
Silver took an upward turn yesterday, certificates
being SO l4e bid and bars So; in New YORK aud
40I4d IN LOEdo3.
Bullion valued at Sl965 80 has been received
from the overman on April account. making a total
for the month ol 1881 80.
Colorado has declared dividend of cents share
aggregattng $4,000, payable May l8. making s494-
The Carson Appeal says there Is some talk OF a 20
OF 80 stamp min being built the site of the
EUREKA mil, which was recently destroyed by fire.
The Granite Mountain Mining Company Of Mon
lana paid on May 10 dividend go Of 20 cents per
snare aggre eating $50 900, making $3.50 900 paid
this year, and al $50 900 paid to date
Ahe Running Lode Mining and Milling
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,, : Co orado has declared dividend
3, of cns-fenth "t cent a share, aggregatlng
$1,000, IN Ing 5000 ld ms year ana $So,o0O
paid TO date.
The OsceoIa Copper Mining Company has 10
clared a dividend OF 81 per share. payable May IS.
Grass Valley Telegraph: We understand that
there is a proposition being discussed between the
Maryland Mining Company and tho Idaho Com.
pauy relating to the purchase by the MARYLAND OF
the Idaho gTodnd and all the machinery or the lat
Idaho property on the east. and the Maryland can
be worked through the IdShos openings. The sum
OF Money involved in this proposition Is good
big amount There is no certainty at pres MT at
the trade will be made. (:
Nevada Transcript; Twenty stamps are pound
ing away night and dag at the Providence quartz
mill There is plenty OF rock at the dump and ore
is being taken out fast that IL thought it it VIII
be necessary soon to start up 10 stamps more The
rich strike lately made continues to look well and
indications arc favorable for another period OF
prosperity at the mine.
Tidings: For some weeks the Peabody Company
has been busy putting up new machinery anu the
business in its ehtrety Is now almost compile ed.
The large pump has begun lis work and does IL to
perfection, and in very short while the mine will
be entirely clear or its water and the work Of ex
tracing tue g, viii be resumed.
Grass Valley Tid'ngs: The Big oak Tree Mining
Company, owning quartz claim adjoining the Ris-
ing sun at CoitaX, Will start work on the property
about June l. Last week the company bought l2Ila
acres of land adjoining their ctalm from Mrs Hub
lev and Mrs. Meyers paying $50 per acre.
Work on the Rising sun his been In progress
about a moHth. It Is proposed to run a drain tun.
mel from Bear River 10 tap the shaft at a vertical
depth 400 feet The tunnel Will be 1900 feet
IN length, and miners say Will be quite a costly
piece OF work.
Assessments Pending.
The following is list OF assess nentS now nendino.