R Saeirlfi
4
CLOSING THE SEASON
W our pan ai?d vuipcer oods must 90. r
NOW IN
a
OUT SALE of our entire line
"t !-i u -1
PROGRESS
of
T71rt 1 1
t, it :--!"..(i'
and Winter Dry Goods,CldtMng7 CIoaksi
Furnishing Goods, Hats. Shoes, etc., etc;
WE will not carry these over to
another season, and have
marked them down to pri
ces that must sell them and that
quickly, too. You will need Blank
ets, Quilts, JJnderwear, Hosiery,
Rubber Ggpdsa Shoes, Dress Goods,
Clothing1. Then take advantage of N. B
4 s.f; tlif ? ! V' " t ? f '5 -
this GREAT MARK-DOWN SALE
Remember first comers have choice :h;
of-selections..;---
N. B. All marked in plain ngures.
VV M
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Entered i
the Postofflce at The Dalles, Oregon,
as Hccoud-class mutter.
Local Alverttaln. i -if ' 'y
10 Cents per Hue for first insi'THon, ami 5 Cents
per line for each subseouent insertion.
Special .nte for long tj.ne uoticeti.
All local notices received later than 3 o'clock
will appear tne following flay. . ' ' ,
TUESDAY
NOV. 29, 1892
LOCAL
BREVITIKM.
';
Mrs. McNulty is in the" city visiting
her daughter;'.
.Jeave your order for cord wood at
ftjaier & Benton's.; i i ': ' ' '
iiiBB Minnie Miohell returned from
Portland on the noon passenger.
Mrs. Emma McClure ofMosief is the
guest of her brothers in this cityi .-' J t ..
Mr. O. KJnersly is expected - home
' iron v a business trip to Goldendale to
morrow. ; ,
Jas. A . Crossen was the lucky man at
ihe.raffleJor, the pictare painted, bMrs.
A. Ingalls.
Aba tracts of title and land papers pre
pared by Huntington & McKinstry, 139
Second street. i '" """ "" :
Parties having propertyto sell or rent
rfe.j-e.qnsted to list it with ua.-r-Hunt-
And now1ittnfnsi out thai Pete French,
the Harney millionaire cattleman didn't
die as reported. He is said to be alive
and still fencing in with barbed wire,
whatever hende :lyin5" around of the
pnblic domain loose In his region. U
A New York Tnan Jrobbed 1 a-' woman's
pocket of l)175 while on a ferry-boat.
While extremely culpable for the theft,
he is to be congratulated on having found
a woman's pocket. Dime-museum man
agers" are said to be hunting for him now.
. At ,no4imv..irice., January 1880, was
the barometer near so low in The Dalles
an reported a vsterdav. .rlhen it was
2$.62, on the 9th. The'stortn indicated
by this low reading was the:niost severe
in northern California Saturday and
Sunday .-j.- . -
' The : reported death ' , of Okanogan
iioiith was somewhat premature, j The
last word from him is to the effect that
rhe is not new in immediate danger. He
had , been :s'(ck;" foe; some Sue and had
recovered Bufficieiitly to attend to his
duties when he was taken with a re
lapse. r .:; ' ! , (j.k;t
. - The Wmquatt Chautauqua circle met
last evening at the residence of Mrs. C.
...d-andalL. Jlhe evening .. was.very
pleasantly passed in discussion of the
topics for the evening. Those present
were Mesdames S? L.. Brooks, B. S. Hun
Knvtnn M.T. Mnlleri. t.. rl Crowe. O.
Donnell. A. Grev, Mies Marv Frazier.-t
Mr. H. H. Riddell. .
Chronicle. Snap Snot.
your
of
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Life Anil Hope.
The stormjs still furious in California
ith the interior is so demoralized that
an Francisco and Sacramento are com-
i Dieteiv cm on. uow very iew countnea
Lewis is Still confined tOlt.liBrA n whr t.hn hrnmt t.
Jngton ahdf.McKinatry.1 . . J Jr-t ' r'V" l""?u" . ,
" today, and telegtaphic' communication
Bailiff Jackson will have nocomposure 1 , . iV
of mind until the county put., a. P&' L,
phone in the coart House.
Capt. J. W
hie bed " and seems, to- ;he threatened tfJown; to 29.0S, aV.tfe -was.: here Sunday,
with a siege ot typnoia lever. '
Chrisman Bros., slaughtered.1405 head
.of hogs at The Dalles last week which
''were properly cured for the market. ' ' '
Jo spite of lihe.muddvcondition of the
roads considerable wheat continues to
come in from botll the north-and-isonth.
conAi
Rev. 0. D. Taylor who has been
fined to his house with sickness for
past three wee tcs. is somewhat ii
the past day oriwo,
A. horse gets-npon his -fore legs first, a
cow upon her hind legs first. The "per
formance shows that, the tiger gets . up
'-on' all. four legs' at once ' " : ' "!
Passenger trains are- on : time' foday ;
and the blockaded freight trains 'were
moving out yestei day at the rate of.. two.
trains an hour for . Portland. ,
It is supposed that'' the lions
w nose aen uamei r w&gx - tnrown . were;
society lions. They didn't take any
" notice of him it will bgjaenienibered.-
Messrs. Day Bros., who made the suc-N
into
?400,000, and are ready to begin that thaw faaU the wav from 50 to "200
long deferred work just as quick as ithejacb Hesslom Judge Ward . thinks
i . ..
Ted tape manipulators will let them.
Mr. Bnodgrass of Boyd, who came in
to testify in a case pending in court be
tween a couple of his neighbors, got the
parties together and they finally settled
the matter without the intervention of
attorneys, and he is on his way home,
relishing the blissfulness of the peacemaker.
The matter of using convict labor to
improve our public highways is being
seriously agitated in this state and it is
more than likely the matter will at
least be given a trial. It receives- gen
. eral indorsement, as in this way convict
. labor can be used without coming in
competition with legitimate free labor.
There is a large amount of work needed
on the roads in this state.
that people don't hunt the cyclone cel
lar.' 5 Yet here comparatively no notice
is taken of the incident as anything be
yond the ordinary. .
Tommy Ogden, a Portland boy who
has-followed" whaling in theArctic-ocean
tor sixteen jears, is. on a visit to hi old
burner -Of the catch and value of whales
Ogden says : "At the present prices for
What can be more headtHan a don-
.The song'of the"busyi.bce i is 'Hum,
Sweet Hum."
It is always right 'to' take 'back
own-lie. It belongs to you.
.- Every -man enjoys " a reputation
some kind if it is oAly for indolence. ..
No man can live by guesswork alone
except tne lucky fellows who coach the
"bookies."
When a person is heels over head in
debt lie wears brand-new" $7 shoes and a
stovepipe hat.
When a man declares that he will give
somebody as good as he sends he means
that he will give him as bad as he sends.
The day is now i divided into 1 eight
hours for chin music and eight hours for
working the rabbit foot.
There is one good thing about Boston
beans, people who subsist upon them
rarely eat much. One dry bean goes a
long way, even with a hungry poet.
"When yon have learned to paint well,
jmy daughter," said the proud mother,
iyou may paint a large pictare of the
ick of tramps for-your father's office.":
A string around the finger will not
ure your husband's forgetfulness. If
you want your letter posted pin a fresh
rosebud in his button hole and pat him
on the back.
'When a preacher alludes to the golden
rale these days all the silver men de
clare that he is dragging the church
down into politics and i an infernal
agent of Wall street., "';'.
There is a never-failing test by which
you . may jdeterrnine tyour " own moral
condition. If you find yourself inclined
to believe all the. good you hear ."about
others and to discredit the bad you are
fn ribvJmrnediateJ danger!, Ilf'you'ijfind
ytourself inclined to believe every evil
report- and. to disregard, the good yon
liave black devils in you by the bushel
the ' ot.T c . i . ' v. 1 1. it i j i jiivn ivi
..whalebone, and the.scarcity of yhaies,
f e 'three "of h0nl 1s; a fair catch fpr one iea-
soil. lurcc wiiaitra will orviiiinriij yicu
from, 6,000 to 6,000 r poands jot, more of
whalebone, worth about $6.t0 per pound
and alout 80 barrels of oil, worth $14
per barrel.. .One whale. iS jOrdinanly
' . 'I-'! .ill; '-i! (-..
,5heriffTom HWard.is a judge sitting on
the bench in the county court room' to
day trying a case against Jim White;
who-j by the wayi is black;! for, the rights
of property. Mr. Ward fills the position
'wnthdighity; but he'-evinces0Bo'me jeal-
SSSJ'jySL'il.16 cour upstairs, because
Judge Bradsbaw attracts the fair sex
imuro uuuieruuHiy uian lie uoeg. xae
cessfulbid for completing the Cascade Unl had one wotrjan attending his ses-
locks and canal, have tiled their bonds Lion thi8 K,renconi while Judge Brad
Astorian. We are . enabled to.. make
Kthe important-. announcement that a
contract has been' signed ' with "Col.
P-lackraan tor the bnilding of the' Goble
railroad ; that is, ther57 miles of track
ualong the! Columbia riverthat are needed
to connect Astoria witlithe orthjSrn
Pacific. , Col. Blackirian agreeci to bnild
the railroad provided: the' promieed fand
subsidy is made- uplrijaediute;' 'teps
will be taken to lnaW up the land"! sup
sidy, to comprise artout.2,0MJacrak.'Ac
crdingto the tqrms'-o ;tlie :greenient,
the construction of the rod.wjJirr6ceed
as Boon as word is telegraphed that the
subsidy-has been subscribed. "
, . Ja4(. Steams' Illness.
Telegram. Judge Loyal B.-' Stearns
expects Ho leave for t Southern Oregon
next Saturday evening, where he will
probably remain about- a week.and then
he may go to California, returning home
in about a month. "I have secured a
promise from Judge W.;L.. Bradsbaw, of
The Dalles, to sit for me for two weeks,"
euid Judge Stearns tnis morning, "and
when he leaves Judge J. u. fuiierton,
of Koeeburg, will take the bench and
remain in my place till 1 return, lam
fueling some better than I did, but find
there is plentv of room for improve
ment.
1 h ; . i !
"Can't Live Without Cooks."
Argonaut. ' On a celebrated occasion
in -Vienna, when . there was much ex
citement in all the European courts
over affairs of internation ".1 moment, the
French ambassador was suddenly re
called by bis government. ."It is a very
grave affair, is it not?" . Prince , Metter-
nich was asked by a lady at a court ball
i"-This recaty of the ambassador? .. Not so
verc graven I assure too, madam',' the
prince respondeat "as it wonia nave
been if it had been the French ambas
sudor's ook wha. was recalled. The
ambassador can easily be replaced, but
not his cook.
at
oil
having some - ladies notified, officiall1
tnat ne is noiaing court nimseif.
Crook county "people are discussing
the advisability of offering a bounty for
coyote: scalps, Tbey are so plentiful
that cattle raisers find them killing
young calves on the range, and farmers
in some lolities claim that it is im
possible for . themtoraise' poultry on
their farms on account of the .ravages of
. ,1? ' 1 tf" 1 - 3 L"'-'i V'i'
coyotes. The 8heep men of course are
terribly annoyed by these pests and suf
fer severe loss ffonj jthem each season.
So it seems that all industries of the
county are affected by these little
marauders, and probablv j t would be
to the best interest of ttfe coupt that
reasonable bounty be fferrl for thei;
scalps, sufficient to induce people to e:
terminate ihein. - j i rn. tr n
. O C I . Thwl Biripreld . Case. J.
With one or two minor exceptions the
time of , the - court-y-eeterday af ternoon ,
last evening and this morning has been
taken np with: arguments on the admis
sibility of expert evidence. There was
some nne points of law brought out in
he argument, and the court finally ad
itted the testimony. . Judge Blakeley,
essrs. Estabrook, Donnell, Clarke and
her:, druggists. (were called last night",
ith the record books of the - several
rug stores, to ehov that no poison'' had
n purchaeed by any 'oft the ;Birgf elds
aringthe past-year, after whichcourt
djonrned .until. V, a..m. today. r ,
At the appointed hour testimony was
e8umed on tne partot theaetense. ur,
JHollister was the chief witness this fore-
B T i . . 1 1 . 1
noon, interest in ine case aoes not nag
in the least. The - court room was
crowded last evening, and will be again
this evening to listen to counsel, Messrs.
W7 1 1 arm anH Tlninr -.fnv- ihA at.AtA anl
RJadge A. S. Bennett for the defense.-
An application for a . couple of Mr.
nbbard's pictures comes from the in
Ufrior of Ohio, ' In response to the letter
Mr, H, forwarded the pipttn-es,, accom
Vnied 'by a letter, saing yheee pic
t qres are not on sale. 1 jot them np
fo distribution to the pressof the Inland
pire,' hoping to awaken, a more wide
spread' and outspoken interest m the-
e-sttdn of an 'Open Columbia river,
hich above all , questions .is, now the
reat desideratum, with the producers of
regions tributary " to the valley of the
Colombia'. Ori open 4ivr insures lowest
pofsible transportation rates to thejbe8ti
mvVae'kr7tta- iU -1'''. SkS'-j" itl'X
i
a-
1 Si
M I
t m
i The": -chrysantheiiium would 1 be f all
ightr If iits name, could be abbreviated
ouut'" s verity -five per Sferitv'' Henfy
Winter tells of his success, at his Col
umbia river home, in the following note :
'In your recent account of the Chrysan
themum show, I' see no account of the
prize-taking-plants. Can you not fur
nish your readers some . of those de
scriptions? I -have one" in full bloom
that has 1,080 flowers and about half as
many more buds. It is of the Puritan
variety and was started from a single
a n.i i-i . Ji. i . ii i-i L'miSMlTita ' a rwr " Tt- is
hree -feet high and three feet in diame-
ur, with a rounding top that is almost
a sol'd rna88 of bldom " JTh'fiQwes will
average ljo inches across, are 'extremely
double, with a corn-colored center. v The
petals are uniform, short, and spatulate,
white as snow, with an occasional flower
tinged with ''purplish -pink.' 'The" plant
is an object of, curiosity and admiration
for the people of this neighborhood and
r..am auxiouy to'-kp.pw,?how U would
compare with. the prrser-wlnners."
A DEAD SHOT
right at the seat of difficulty, is accom
plished by the sure and steady aim of
OJr.aage's catami icemeay. ;uont
fool around !with a i pop-pun, nor i
.'ilint-lock when thlff reliable Win
Chester "is within reach!
Dr. Sage's treatment of Catarrh in the
Head is far superior to .the ordinary, and
when directions are reasonably well
followed., results in a permanent cure;
Dont longer be indifferent to the veri-
nea claims ox mis uniaiuu x&emeay.
The worst forms of Catarrh ' disap
pear with the use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. ' Its mild, soothing, cleansing
and" healing properties ffect a perfect
and. permanent cure, no matter now Don
the case, or of how long standing. It8
a remedy that "succeeds where everyv
thtftg else: ; has" failed. -- Thousands of
such cases can be pointed out. ' That's
the reason its makers back their faith in
it with money. They offer $500 reward
for a case of Catarrh which they can
not cure.
It's a medicine that" allows them to
"take such, a risk.---' !'v
' Doesn't common 'sense .lead yOu to
take such a medicine?
"An advertisirie fake" von sav.
T i? nhnyv Isn't it how some people pre
fer sicKuess to neaitn wncn. uj i epjtar
is pitiye.andthe,fniarantee absolute.
r wWise .tmeiVjidcwSt-,-piit. money- back of
' fakes."
And "faking
mini!
j-i
doesn't pay..
The Polysyllabic Pet.
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photographer:
First nremium at the Wasco county
fair for best portraits and views.
1 COLUMBIA
CANDY-FACTORY
Cam pbell Bros. Prop rs
(Successers to V. : s.' Craa.) :
i fid
Kanofacrurers of the finest French and
Home Made .- . 1
.. . .. .. . Sast of Portland.
Mills Re-lectlon Sure. .
Houston, Texa, iNov.'-28. Eighty-
eight tnembers-elect; of' the legislature
have answered the query of the Post as
to their choice for senator that they are
unqualified ly for Roger Q. Mills. This
t sea res the re-election of Senator Mills
with eight votes to spare.' -The Post, re
ceived answer's from 96 of the 259 mem
bers -t of those yet to be heard from a
majority, it is believed, support Mills. .
ms, '1MB am
Can furnish -any of the
or Retail j
i Tobacco.
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goods at Wholesale
AFRESH . - OYSTBKS49"
.-' i'j.t i i In Every Style. "4 m . ..
Ice Cream and Soda Water. :
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104 Second Street. The Dalles.
Or. t
J ust Received !
-A FULt LINE i OF GENTS'
HOSIERY,
UNDERWEAR,.
O VE R S M I RT S ,
and H
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COLLARS
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. CUFFS.
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JOHN1 CHERTZ,
3 a
109 SECOND STREET,
THE DALLES. OREGON.
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