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Stibet meo fin tnattebe Rig, tit oueriuOmmeoe Dat,
meo &Ipuerbommen borte os fit enefe Sell u~bipGnot at
bplsnbe 8inb, os ruQenbe os bipenoe ben fpere 90,
iom i%raabeoe runot os Ouee BET; ben itarfe Wanb ueo
Roret, burbousbet, meb Saaret fasrenoe 9inben, meb
Blffet %iGnfet, Nnfistet pra9et al Ueebfslelie o9 bpb
Sors, os meb 9aberne geuaseIie, ioet ban sientos be
Orb, iom ies laite; ben ubsuaseIise, tnaleuoe Bise;
bet tauie, bsbe 2esene. Der mart ftuIbe ianfes Gpbet;
ben bIaa 9immeI os SOlen, iom i~traaIebe berIis. ioet
ben Isiteoe fig ouer ben OitIise 5OriiOnt alt bette par
gnfeItbebr, iom t~iIiamn,en bannsbe en- Seene iaa eienz
oOmneIis os uiIS, at insen psn piIoe iormaa at beitriue
ben. De ftuar ale tpbeIis for mig mebens ies i~triuer,
men be uier mig, buOr fattise Srbene, buOr iuus ges
taIenbeben er, naar bet siaIber at b~eitriue fore os sris
bsnbs OpIsueIier.
0a ies tom til ben Del | Oplasninsen, buor bet beos
Der, at 9esenst ftaI o~uersiDes til Dpbet, bantebe NIT
5ierte a~nsiielis; tBi leg frpsteSe, at ben unse giss piISs
uenoe fig Os it, buab Der ioresit.
Seq gap Iesnst; gorniib ablsS siebIitteIis, os leg
tatter Cub, forbi glanet tables | Sssns earnr unSsr
etbsts Sat.
gu ba bette par siort, par bet 9ariie ouer, os fort lib
siter ~afIuttebs iss OpIasninsen, ioet leg fprans our
m.set, iom iss pisIslis lite ItuIbe baue ubslaot, baDbe lite
Chen u9ret os iaa toifbar.
Seq sau Gorniib os Stsparoen Sssn til at brinse
Stiaiusen bort, Os psntsce paa, at 6rstsn Robsrtion
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

paa oirfetis Scnsipenbcs, eder til BE
tr9iielie paa inbsaaebe Scrbuuh
On Wanbs belle Gisnoom tifbsrer
ogiaa bans Den. timber mine Spbolo
blaHoi iubiarls Gtammsr BAR bette ufte
tient mtg III GorSsl. Ga Der life er
nosst rsselmssfst Gorrstnins sipitsm
meuem BEN. ing,u beitsmt 8aroi uno.
ta9eu paa 2onpsr, er Be mssst tilbsie'
lise til at 1tras Briien paa en- Sieuiiano
Op / SOrbOlb I'll aisbeIpitsu, inotil ben
blioer uriatstis.
8eS mere END en- aeilisbeo bar min
i~noinnfe 5olf gadet til fin "8sH", Tom
t,lf9loie. bar parst Gieren, % foreIaaet
bonn en- pasienbe Bris mso be Orb:
"9u er min Ben; jes pil BABE bet til
oenue gen." 8 9ilieloe al, at Susen
er biemme, ta9er ban @ienitanosu uoen
oibere Us Oroner Susen meo qtersn ie'
mere.
Gnar en- uu9 Mano uil siite fig, err
boerocr ban Rettisbso oper 8igeu uco
at giue 5OrGlorene Sprerinssr, Der
itoar | GorbOlo til Bisens nbieenoe.
8eriom ban life fan %tilfrebsItile benoes
Slastuinses 6Orlaneenbe, saar ban /
fin SOrlesenbeb til fin Ben, iOrtener
6am Susen Os fuar al benz be nsbuerl'
oi9e RouDer. Oct maa tilfSies, at blanot
Brarieitammerne, Tom oltio leoer paa
Seiterpssen, er en- Yunp MpntiOoen.
gubper pelitiIet Mauo bar fra so til
100 eaer Here Ronper, iom ouroeres til
fra Is til 80 Dollars Stpftet.
gua &rissitisu er be to "8enuer"
forpli9tebe til at bi9lpe binanoen siens
mem en6oer Snre. 5aar ben enc fin
Seit ifubt unoer fig / &er, eaer
bliper %iaarst, faa ban life fan Ilp9te meo
De andre, ta8er bans "Gen" bam pr
pan fin esen Seit os brin9er BAN / Sit
terbeo, eIer ban oenber Nnii9tet mob
5jenben O9 tjamper inotil 8goeu,
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06


ifuIbe bIue ubfsrt mso al ben Ssmmelisbeo os alt bet
Mlpor, fom uilbe pore en- Iissfrem GsIse al min esen bpbe
U~aeSfsIelIe % be 0urises asteIie for benbe.
SUN ipareoe Blot, at bet uiIoe pore benbe en- Grst at
taune beSe for BAN Os for fig ielu, naar ban forIOc bens
be, os bun Iasoe berpaa fin tSaanb min, os BAD mig
blibt os meo ~taareIsie pine, men meb en- bel 8eroen al
Sors, / fit beilise, men bIese gnist, ON at tase benbe
meo paa Oet.
WPob FABIAN Sors par Der intet at iiss, ia ies ianbt
bet enbos sruiomt at piue afboIbe bsnbe fra Noset, iom,
bpOr fOrunSerIist bet tunbe ipnes for mig, bog lob til at
pare benSe til Croft.
9un %itanbieoe os for tiIbase, ba BUN iaa Stiuinsen
mso bet buioe aasen os Omribieue unbsr bette, os benz
bes 5aano sreb fat ON min, men BUN fatteoe fig fnart,
% nj git uibere fremouer, ibet ies, beitemt paa, at bun
lite ituIoe fe eiset forIaoe stiuinsen, LOB Iasse ct Glas
peO bet asterite Stplisbt, os fasbe, at BUN tunbs tnaIe
naa bet. Sun sioroe bette, os uenbte Rpssen til os.
Seq butteoe M til gorniib, at ban ltulSe paa gssn
fra mig, % ba burtis, Iabe eiset GLIDE al Stiainssn, itils
leSe mig NOR ueb bsnne, os ~bespnote OpI9sninsen.
Oct par bet belle en- meset eienSOnmeIis Os ~sribenbe
Seene en-, iom ct Biuebe uiIoe iensie Opmartioms
bsOen Ianse, men iom girteIisbeosn maatts fete fig
uubNstteIis Grinbrins.n-
llFtferbeSen - Saren, fuIbe leg beuer fge peo Dor
Stinins forbsieOs Snbtrystets Styrte, Os braste mig til
| bet Sig, ri nu ffuIbe ousrsius til 9pbst, at fe ct isrsss
Iist Sinbbiasbs % BARREL ON, bporban bet pilbe saa os.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
spp GA tppenoe Qapitel.

5eIe 6ormiooasen psobleu auIinseu itiO os Sssn fars
Zig. gi fanot, at Stibet ~reseImasfis trat nj til ii Cons
mer gano Gimen, Ossftsr 8esruueIien pumpsOs ri lens
isien.
Iasn bette freuss arbsOe / Screening mso Dor enss
fsliss SpanOins os be 5urer os ben anftreusetie, ri
baubs ubboIOt, ~bssgnbte at tuse ftartt paa os. sos
steparben uiite Der fig Gssn til, at bans araftsr nGiten
par u6tsmt. os gorniibes anfist bauoe ct tra' Os uotr'
ret lloIssnbe iOm bOs en- Wuno, Der bar faiht I9uss.
gaabsn,anosns fsiss nOrits Ratur ubboIot anitrenseIieu
bsbt; ban git aItib mso Gin til fit arbsioe, Os bnuoe ais
to ct opmuntrsnbs Orb for os anore. 9uab mig ans
saar, faa LO leg forunosrIis NOT met at S,ibsis sUinOss
Iise Slinsrius os Rulius. I'll fine Iiosr fsIts iss mig
aISsIss fsiys. Seq III Osiaa en- foriarOsIis 6OUsos
pine, o. unbrtibsn bIeu les iaa f~crvirrst al SeDassIieu,
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

bfub FREQ sirtiisu paa Dosasn. Rsen,
be: -gRan frembar foe Eas Serrens
temples aar, % 9u priits @ubsr q
Cub os Setp, men ben Sub. ! bois
Saano Din gauo err, % Dos buiIten al
Gin Bel er. BAN bar Tn lille 1ret;
bsrfOr sr bette SnanbbIob ienbt fra
BAN, us bsnue Striit uftssuet."
Ru bar altIaa aOnsen fact piot
Gariasen til bet natliss Ssiss, iaapel'
iOm bet rGbielsfulbe Dptrin, iOm fore
itoar.
Ganiel fprelGIer BAN bsrpaa Sfrifs
ten paa g9ssen; ben lpoer iaalebes
4Mens, meme, 3stel, ufariin." Der,
paa flyer ban bam ubtponinsen, ION
fOrtpnote ban 8 9Omms; be to afsiurot
bans e9eu os bans Ri9es Stj9bne
3iben; ben treble bans TilItanb ! Gpig'
beben, os benne iibite lsb iaaleoes
"9u er peiet / 8astitaulen os funbei
for let."
Meoens aft bette ioresaar inbenfo,
Slpttet Suiaus Rure, foresaar nOsei
sanlte anoet ubenfor.
&ambpies Ssn, ben tapre os ieier'
rise Gprrs narmebe fig Staoen mef
en- mastis us %ieierpanbt a~rissbar, Oe
inOen SOlen ben fslsenoe MUrser
lenbte fine Straaler oper Sinears Slet'
ter, bar ben belle Striit saust | Spfpl'
BELLE:
aonsens Rise bar toilet fulofom'
met og belt; &oueen ielp bar la9t
"89stfaalen, peiet, % funoet for let.
"9en iumme Nat blep gelsa5ar, &al'
oGernes mesti9e, ia ben 2ibs meg.
ti9ite $on9e, ~ibiellu9en."
Sauleoes euote altiaa bette lpitise
@ieitebuo p9 3ristela9.
Utter itaofaitebes ben samle bibelIte
Sdnbbeb: "Guo laoer fig life ipotte,
Suab ct Menneite iaar, bet ifal ban O9
bSite.~ (Ntere.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
ST
TAN DS!

Ger er Bcuse of tjeue | Surositen I uoros
peitre 8innciota % 0oro 2aiota, men noar
man fommer tiIbase til be fore Bper, fuar
@en9ene mart Ytn9er, % man er omtrent
ltge rig iom fsr. Sporior lille benptte Nm.
leonirsen % enoel Of Genaene til of IRgge
Grunoooloen for ct e8et Sjem % en- ieIo'
itGuois Sitting paa ct Stptie aoot o9
iru9tbart Miinueiota 2auo? 5or 9iIba9e.
reiien MAD ou aQi9eosl betale ierite aIa5ies
Sernbnnebiuet ug BET pil lffe toite uo9et
ertra at itoppe ouer Z Tag / Staples eler
gittIe Sails % ie ooer 2auoet. Suis ou
topper, iua oil ou, lis tuiiuoe andre 2onos.
mRno, finoe, at
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504

ifuIbe reiie fig, men BUN fOrbIsD IGnss ~IisssnSe paa sna,
Os ba bun reiite fig, par 0Gttet rpobist.
SUN gap mig fin 9uanO, Os imiIeoe psnIis, men mso
bisrteitiarenbe Sors muIst fit aniist, til gaaOsmans
ben Tom 9ot for bans meOisIeGie, Os ies forte b.uOe ou
til bsnoss e~usarosr, bUOr ies forIoo benos, ibst isg
iasbe:
Seq munsler Orb for at ~uOtrptte, buor biertsIis iss
taser Gel msb Gem. geo til Sub, at ban uiI flame
benz, iOm enonu er iltue, os par fitser paa, at ban oil
ienos Dem Croft, naar bans lib tontnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

8eissenoe til Statsuoitiainsen i ct.
8aut burbe berptte Gnlsoninsen til at
iorbDre fig angaaenbe bet uomarfebe
5arminslanb, iOm ies bar for Sals
Gacsauis8 arle County, Rinn.
9anbfjsbere bill faa 5ribiqet paa
Sernbanen til os fra Rabiion. liseiom
min 9lgsut / MabiiOu oil tag eenbper,
Der iaa sniter, ruEot / be ioritieuise
Dele al Guuntiet. 6. $. Sobe,
204 East Seventh Street,
52.1S.3 St. Paul, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
let freoeoe Era.

Baa @aaroen Bgbter, ben itsrite
@aaro ! Riteoaleu paa @rrnisu al
Steosmo itaar en- snmmel Ga, bois
sIloer mna oRrs ilsre buuoreoe War.
WanSen paa Gaaroeu, iOm uu er en-
samnsl Rano, fan life bulte Tract
anosrleoss, be1er life bans GOrmano
paa @~aoroen. DEFINE mR9tige Ga CT
en- COB aienbius at 8onoerue, Tom bar
i1rosoes Bposien, tbi ben bar ftadst
lise ems meO outlet / Stammen SlGst
eiter Slast % breot fig uo Oper n9r
iast belle @aarosn Bpbler.
ga, bpiltet Nar man Itreo, oen9an9
9rRet titteoe up iom oen fine Spirf, er
life sOot at oioe.
5%orunoerlist, at Der til ct iaaonnt
Era life er fnpttst ct eler anoet Sa9n.
Wunoeu paa @aaroen piOite lntet
auoet ON ben, emo at 9ursnj Weper ior
en- Is Gar iioen tisbte ben al BAN for
at ipare ben for at bliue neobugSet.
Gan 1T 100 Srousr. Sra ben 9io bar
G9sn p9ret ireoet. Oct eneite 8Gro,
Erect bapbe for beng amle Bonoe, bar,
boOr mango Same 8eo, mon tanoe
iua al ben. 9an/ Spsrssmaulet, ON
ban iDutes Sanoelen a goo. ieuote
ban ct tarerenoe Blit Op / 9rGet o9
Tom til bet Reiultat. at ban NOT piloc
iaa iaa ps iaa mause 5aone 8eO al ben,
men "bu err iaa Hem % tleiue." So,
oct er ~iittert, ben maa bare Hem at
",lgioe;" TIL ben mailer IL Nlen on
Stammeu, O9 @reuene CT iOm almiuoes
li9e Gr9er / Smiang.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
SDrbpoerenS Sit.

S ct en8elif 8lao leies fol9enoe Sns
ierat fra en- Dame, Tom uetUp er fom.
met bjem fra en- Sjsreiie: Suis De bar
9eres Sinosru tier, iaa saa lite neb
i 5pr'&ummet, mems De opbolOer Dem
omborb paa ct 8ampItib. Seq siuroe
bet, % ies baooe life ct Gieblits Sreo
iioen, iaalanse &eiien uareoe. Seq
tunbe life faa Ganfen pef fra be fiat.
fers 5~prbsoere. Suert 8inbpuit, Tom
fisleoe NIT Gniist, braste mig til meo
Rebiel ct iummenlisne berss Sitting
meo min.
9erneoe er be, nebe / BEN forf9rbes
liee Sebe, altio meb en- ai be palbiae
SpnsoBre aaben, - tbi inb giennem ct
ellsr anbet af bisie frpstelise Sab bli.
Der Der ffabis ffuffet 8ul. Oct rsbe
gtiGr blinber benz, Os ben umaabellse
Ssbe taser 9uiten fra benz. !Suaoium'
Delft Tan banoe Oper S~Opeberne paa
BEN, Sturm, Sammenitsb, Sfibbrub,
mems be er bielpelsie berneoe, 10 Sob
unoer ganblinisn.
De leper lite lense; Ssoelisbebsn
blunbt be fore 9ampitibes Sprbsbere
er meset for. Wens ies bar ombprb,
fanbt maj, en- Dag, ba pi befanot % en-
9assreiie fra 9:perpOOt, en- uns sips
manb, iOm bapbe liitet fig Ombpro os
siemt fig / 2aiten for at faa fri Reiie.
8a &apteinen lille baube Grbeibe for
BAN, blep ban lat til at bielpe 5prbs.
beren. San uar life uant til Irbeibet,
ps paa ire Da9e bar ban bsb. Gan
blep besrauet / Sisen. Selp bans
Napn bar utienbt, ps oa jes iaa bam
blipe ienfet i 9slserne, fslte ies at be-
res fislenoe 8ersrelie MATTE bore BAN
en- geliianelie.
Seq piloe bellere pibe bam oso enb
neoe | Sprrummet Oct er marfeliat,
at lite benue Opoaseliernes os Srem
ffribtets Glib life bar fuuoct paa noaet
for at formiloe 5prbSoersns Sitting.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Miaiunererne Ruthldilb Dor 8

Wiaionersrne ROtbibilo Dor Ser
rieres, / Harbecen at 8aris, buor be
bebUr 5 Spsninser, iOm toiter mere END
81 Wiaiun Dollars. 1ienerltabet be-
itaar al $50 8eriOner, % ! Staloene
itaar 100 Seite. 9a &ouis NapoleOn
bslsste Serrieres, GAP ROtbidiloerne
til bans 9gre en- GrOfoit, bpis ubsiftsr
belsb ia III 270 Euiiuoe Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Sois Sronnina Gietoria leot

Sois Sronnins gittoria leUcr
no9le iaa Mauneoer iii, oil bun /
2Gn9oe al &egierin9stio fun o~uergaaes
al en- eneite eu9elit Serlter. 5Dr bcnoe
er bet blot 3 &On9er, iOm bar beritet
Ouer so aur, % ale ire bar baut citer
lit Naun Sumner 3, nemli8 Senrif ben
3oie, melem So % So Qar; Gowaro
Den 3oie, so Aar; 9ronuing 8ictorias
Seoiteiaoer George ben 3oie, 50 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

IN ~
5vERrGE,
DAETANARE-
oil | Siebeo meO ioreGaaenoe aar
biipe aibpiote Sra Slutnin9en al
September til Gc9sn0cIisn AT
3ccember. Der blipsr ct aanTs
goot Var pna DC fcfte Steocr
IOrOpcnem, 90 oer CT moFst TIL al
ct tort anial SanoSmGno pil bes
nDtte is al DC biai9e @rfnrfonss
priicr. ri enifer at bore Gu Stuno
| Sorocien fra ale, iom pti pGrc
mco, Saa Ut bIiper iftano til at
StaTe DC btniafte griier FAINT DC
bcofe Befuemmeiigbeocr paa Serns
banerue % Damp ifibene. siaeles
oes pnifer pi at bore fra Dem,
iom penter at faa R~eiiefstae mso
tiibaae TIL @aaren. 5oraG uioere
cptDSninser "TRIP oirefte til
a. L. Johnson e. Co.,
General Steamship Agents,
Cor. Sd IL SibleY Str. st. Paul. MINI.
1913
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
2anoet taller for fla jefp,

at isrite GfbetaIin9 er me8et Iioen, at Sfo,
pen ptl Hare be n9ite @fbetnlin9er og 1taft
big iiftert Binterarbeioe, at So til Sober oe
til at iRl9e Tan bpites bet fsrite Qur, at vi.
i~tanOeu fra StatioHcr os 8per tuu er 2 q 9
Mil, at 3orobuuoeu er fDrite alasie8 tort
Wtulo paa Serbuuo, at Der fan prOOuceres
90 a 30 Euibels Soebc pr. Qcre War on
anoet, at &Itmatet er %iuuoerc % 7rttfeuanOet
beore eno paa anore SteOer / 8eiten, o. al
tu9eu beSre Nuleonin8 iiHoes til meo Tibet
aOulaut at BLUE fin e9en Serre. Spsre
5armersn iOm ou MI arbeioer for, bporme'
get ban Sap for tit 2ano, buor lGH9e bar
bar baut bet, % boao ban MI tunoe iGlst
bet for, og ou oil ie, boao 8ortIeueite bar
bar baot uoenom NOlru9en. Ser sr iamm'
Gnleoniu9 for big til at faa itsrre os iitrer'
Rente af oine Bense eno / no9en Bant. q
Tan iGIge big 2ano for
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06

s Garepis lsb ies Of en- beftis Mape.
tatarrb. Gfterat ies baobe taset flere
SLATER at Or. ausult abnis's Sams
buyer 3raaber bIep ies fulbfanpia
belbrebet.-gaul Roeber, 2s5 Cara.
bee Street. Chicago, Sq.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
1tlialaA.

2dno, oponriet o. uopenrist, I bet i1otig,
Wiuueiotd. bet Heite I Gouutierne giurrap.
Robts, 9afion % @~ottouuooe - 10000
Neres. - Wanae improved Barme l @orib
60, Soma, beriblanDt en- paa $50 Nerss.
Nlt 2ouo iaIges biutgt o. pad ao0e Betius
gelier.' &oresie: % 81. Gouaen.
SO. 1874 RorthtDoo0, gortb Co., 3or11
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-06
Bolt Grfuriioner

NORGE,
SVERIGE,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-11
Current Topics.

Another cable car accident occurred
yesterday in Portland. The car ran
from the top of the heights to the bottom,
loaded; yet nobody was killed. Several
people were badly hurt.
An entire block in Portland was leveled
by fire las: night bounded. by Washing
ton, Stark, 9Th and 7th streets.
The situation, candidly expressed, at
Homestead, indicates reign of terror.
Political opponents of republican candi-
dates are endeavoring to make capital
out of it. The entire division of the
National Guard of Pennsylvania, about
10000 strong, has been ordered to. sup
port Sheriff McCleary in suppressing
the riots at once.
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ABOUT THE CROPS.
So Far as the wasco Regions are Com
cerned Reports Have Been Exag-


cerated.
1t might as we'll be considered advis-
able to withhold further discouraging
reports concerning crops in this portion
of Oregon until after harvest. From
several well-known authorities it is
learned that the reports OF early June
will not be verified. Men such as
Messrs. Hem bree, OF Kent. Commits
sioners Darneille and Kincaid, of this
county, who have just returned from
trip, and several others who are prac-
tical, give it as their opinion that much
wheat which was considered worthless a
month ago will turn out at least a half
! a crop or more. One case is cited show
| ing where a farmer was preparing to
cut his wheat for hay. He got the
mower and was about to commence,
when his neighbors advised him to wait.
He did so and will now be rewarded by
a fair crop of wheat from those same
fields. Similar instances are referred to,
proving that the first damaging reports
will not be established by the harvest.
Mr.. NJ. Kennedy, of Wamic gave US q
firms recent statements concerning
wheat. His fall sown wheat will be
good, and spring wheat is fair, and this
is the case generally with his neighbors.
AS to prices, nothing is yet developed
upon which to base an intelligent .esti-
mate, though farmers may consider
themselves fortunate if the prices OF
last year are duplicated. Then, as is
generally the case, the early prices
were the best, and farmers who waited
for raise were forced to sell at Il loss or
hold their crops. They were given
what would amount to volumes of ad-
vice, chiefly by men who were interested
or who knew nothing about it, and SO
were no better off or no worse off than il
they had relied on their own intelligent
Judgment. While the year may not be
in all respects as prosperous for Ore
gon farmers as last year, there is as yet
no reason to believe that it will nor be
reasonably so.
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WIN Want The Chronicle.

After the Fourth the usual hegira to
the sea coast and mountains will begin.
Orders may be left at THE CHRONICLE
Office for the paper, which will be mail
ed free of postage daily, and which: in
camp, cottage or tent, will be found a
welcome visitor from home. You will
want TIE CHRONICLE. Don't forget to
leave your orders.
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Mr. w. NJ. Terry, who has been in the
drug business at Elkton. KY, for the
past twelve years, says: Cham ber-
Iain's Cough Remedy gives better salts
faction than any other cough medicine
have ever Sold" There is good reason
for this No other will cure a cold so
quickly no other is so certain pre-
ventive and cure for Group; no other
affords SO much relief in cases of whoop-
ing cough. For sale by Blakeley &
Houghton, druggists. d&w
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LOCAL EREVITIES.

The Columbia is very rapidly
,receding.
a lone umbrella was seen on the
street this forenoon.
Mrs. G. i. Phillips says 80 per cent off
now for cash. Ladies' please note this.
61r. and Mrs. Charlie Thomas and son
Willis of Albina, are in the city visiting
friends.
Our Dalles City Nasby appeared yes
terday clad in suit of Wannamaker' 8
best.
Mr.. Edwin Mays, and his friend Mr..
Walter Henry, left today for Mayor
Mays Antelope ranch, to be gone about
u month.
Judge Blakeley did not go to the Tygh
hill with the commissioners last week,
but he has been there, and knows what
it is.
A large concourse of sympathizing
friends attended the funeral of Mrs.
Ross yesterday afternoon. Rev. Mr..
Curtis officiated.
F. NJ. Thompson of Dufur, has been
appointed stock inspector for Wasco
county. The salary has been fixed at
-$40O, by the court.
Mr.. A. p. Eastabrook, of Blakeley &
Houghton, and Mr.. Frank Cram, oi
Herbring's, are at Trout lake. They re-
turn Thursday evening.
Mrs. 81. Marshall, of Oregon City,
is visiting her daughter in this city,
Mrs. S. l.. Young, accompanied by her
children Willie and Oracle.
VIM. Budde, employed in The Dalles
several years ago, but at present con-
nected with the railway service in Walla
Wal1a, is visiting friends in this city
DIR. G. E. Sanders, late of East Sagi-
nav, Mich, who is successor to DIR.
Tucker in the dental Office over French
bank, has arrived and taken possession
We regret to hear from neighbors oi
Mr.. Frank Woodcock, of Wamic, that he
is not recovering as rapidly as hoped fol
from the injuries received at the mill
recently.
In.the matter of the road petitione6
for by Selliman and others, the petition
was continued until the September
term by the county court, iniconsequepct
of remonstrance.
The U. P. R. r. Co.'S. steamer, D. S
Baker, will resume trips next month
with Capt. Wilson in command, connect
ing 1t ting Cascades with a steamer be
low, using the Oregon portage railway,
it is said.
]. T. Frana has been appointed con-
stable at Falls precinct, Cascade Locks
by the county court, as neither of the
candidates voted for at the late election
would qualify, and some person wa.
needed to supply the place.
Mr.. VIM. Butler visited one of hi
fovorite haunts up Fifteen-Mile yester
day, and as fine lot of trout as on,
could wish for climbed into his baske
and accompanied him home. The.
measured from ~ to IA inches each
for coin.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-07-11
A car load OF Oregon cherries, consist

A car load of Oregon cherries, consist /
ing of 1000 boxes, with the Mark A.
Levy & Co. invoice; passed through yes /
terday for the east, attached to No. 2 /!
passenger. This is the first through !
shipment ever made from Oregon. Bet
ter late than never, hey; Ben?
Mr.. n. Whealdon, who has just re-
turned from Klickitat, says a larger
acreage than usual, and splendid full
crop, insures continued prosperity to
our neighbors across the Columbia.
They look to The Dalles for an outlet for
their abundant surplus.
Judging from the appearance OF a map
of Thompson addition. as brought to
this Office by Thornbury & Hudson for
checking off lots sold; if anybody is
thinking OF an investment in that hand
some tract they will needs bestir them
selves. Lots have been selling like hot
cakes at a confectionery on celebration
day
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Joles and their four
daughters, left today for their gold mines
in Klamath gulch, Grant county.
Messrs. Joles and three other companies
have secured about four hundred acres
of rich ground there, to which they are
bringing water through an eight-mile
ditch, with promising prospects. There
will be twenty-four men employed until
Christmas.
A war relic, in the shape of copy of
the Chicago morning Post, dated Oct.
18th, 1862, has found its way
to the Office of DIR. o. c.. Hollister.
1t gives thesstirring war news of these
days, which is better historical reading
than one finds in books about the lost
cause, or the preservation of the union,
and is a valuable document on account
of the period of its issue.
Helen Ruth, the little seven year ol
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fl.
Thomson, formerly of this city, was
brought here from Arlington for inter
ment, having died of diphtheria on Sat-
urday. Mr.. Thompson is an invalid at
the springs in California. Mrs. Thomp-
son is daughter of Judge Condor of
this city. About six months ago they
lost their little son, and the sympathies
of large circle of acquaintance is ex-
tended to them in their hours of affiic-
ton.
On Saturday evening Misses Eta
Story, Iva Brooks, and Mr.. Hayward
Riddell gave a reception to the young
men who have just returned from COL
lege, at the residence of Mrs. S. L..
Brooks. Only those who attended the
Wasco Independent Academy were
present. The evening was passed in
pleasant conversation on school days,
gone by. About II o'clock refreshments
were served after which the
guests departed. The following young
men in whose honor the reception was
given were present: Messrs. n. J. Sin
mott, Roger Sinnott, Edward French,
Vivian French, Frank French, Edwin
Mays and Fritz Wilson. Besides their
friends Misses Ruch, Newman, Story,
Brooks, Booth, Hilderbrandt, Campbell,
Louise Ruch, Rose Michel, Eta Story,
Allie Rowland, Nellie Michel, lone
Ruch, Grace Marden. Messrs Butler,
Johnson, Henry, Booth, Donnell and
R;ddelf.
At Arlington July 10th Helen Ruth
daughter of George II. and Emma
Thompson, aged seven years and iour-
teen days.
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