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The palles Daily! Chroinel;
TBI DALIES
OBIOOH
TUESDAY,
- FEB. 14, 1893
Published Daily, Sunday Excepted..'
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THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
Corner Second and Washington .Streets,
Dalles, Oregon., ."' ' -..
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The Mud of KgyptO vnifjijO"
Egypt, says Herodotus, is a gift of the
Kile. A truer or more pregnant word
was never spoken. Of'jbrrr8eJit-l just
equally1 true, In away; thatBettgai is-a
gift of the Ganges, and that Louisiana
and Arkansas . are-. a,, gift pt the Missis
sippi, bujwith,.,t"diflferen;e, that..
the case or tne jNiie tne dependence is
far more obvious, far freer from distnrb
inor nr rlistraetinff details. For that rea
son, and also because tbelfilS Ismtidh'
more familiar to most Engtrsh" speaking"
folk than the Americaiii'tnv'errf.'lehoose
Egypt as my type of a regular tnudland.
rsuT in oraer lo uuueniumu-it xuiiy- jou
mustn't ' stop all our 'time in CJairo- and
the Delta; you mustn't view-it only from
the terrace of Shepheard's hotel or the
rocky platform of the Great Pyramid at
Gizeh; you must push np country early
to Luxor and the First Cataract. It is
tip country that Egypt unrolls itself vis
ibly before your eyes in the very process
of making. It is there that the full im
portance of good, rich, black mud first
forces itself upon you by undeniable evi
dence. Cornhill Magazine.
Wheat Dmi Not Grow Wild.
. The existence of names for wheat in
the most ancient lang uages .confirms Aha-
evidence of its great antiquity and of its
cultivation in the more anxpqrato part
of Em-ope, Asia d Africa.- From the"
evidence adduced by botanists' of ' high''
standing, it seems highly improbable
that wheat hasnever-; boenound grow,.
ing persistently in a wild state, although
it has often been asserted by poets, trav
. clers and historians. t-aiti,--;
In the Odyssey j for ? example, we are
told that wheat formerly grew in Sicily
without the aid 'of uiaa. Piodorus.ret;
peats the tradition that Osiris found.
wheat and -baric v crrowinir nromiscu
ottsly' in Palestine?,- imfj neither : this nor
other reputed discoveries of wheat
growing wild jseenr. at all credible; S60fv
ing that it does not appear -to' be endow
ed. -witlv tne power or persistency .-ejR4
cept under continued chltnre.-St. Louis
Republic: " "
Ilckens u&'wlu Art Critre.tij?
The son of a neighborof Ehckenaj then
H then It
a very young artistf-ihdeed, quite a bijjrf
UOU JU1UIVU 111E HI hi ii:i UI U, Vlltt bUU-
ject being azx aged, knight in full armor,
apparently'' haYini.V recently returned
from the wars,, and overconVe.witli'fai
tigue. Finding himself unable i to reach
his ancestral castle, he" sinks exhausted
on aJaHerj tropin a sort 'of lOTfctoatfdBjpfl?
some cotfai:h
fruit to. recrvugr hiebftnaflfipsiQtii.
Dickens t'obk'gEeaLi
artist-ii-wlio; liihe.owavaa" uowviti
eminent and greatly admirjedJuspi&J
turo, especially the" figure or the old
knight; but, "My d.ar feUow he riti:
"those apples wurfjf jjeuutSSi
old gentleman requires burned brandy
to bring mm round! Temple Bar.
A Word About Stago -Dialogue.
This art of -vrritin"!bVIi(i3e dfeloea'
is still inchoate. It iiust be natural
..-and vet when it is' natural it is beneatSi
the dignity bf-the1 dratrra; -and must-ii
- elevated again to the proper pitchV-Man-
lfestly the stage is not to blame for. this.
but the world of society, which too
loquacious and frivolous, and lives with
out regard to the compensations; Tceep
- ing and culminations pf art. Only the
esoteric essence of- onf lifa3pb.w'fitf fox.
dramatic representation,. and the dr$xn
atistswho can .soa and adequately por
tray that .essence are--shail we say he
isf iot numerous. LfppincottV' Maga--
zine. -
1. . .,sr-
Tlieolojfy a Progressl to Science.
Theology is always as much a pro
gressive science as geplogyC l.OOOj
the wisest, ' purt,..noet intellectual
most healthy scholars-Ma Christendom
today were to fpnnulate,a- creed . out tf
- the-New TestemenV-criptTiresi.-as Sthejr
-are' known today, that theology- State-"
men t 'could not remain the-ame to the
date of A. r D, 2892. ,', The t jxwer, .'the
- thought, the study of at' thousand years'
would throw it intO'SneWI forma - of 'ex.-.
pression,. while the substancB .would, re-
main the same. Beacon. 'V
.iU.jA-.
Extremities of Animals.
No animal has nire luan- flre toesi
digitsdr- clawato each1-foot- r limbi
The horse is one toed,. the .ox two toed,
the rhinoceros is three toed, the hippo
potamus" is four -and'tiie-'pliafrt
and hundreds of other animals are five
toed.TtjJuifRermbUe YOjIT-
HelplDf Oos Another.
A:aeveiitht wsii manlnseata' (ht-irly' jj
dawn of Monday mornins and does the
family washing becaliag bJfcsriSa b mrl
organic heart trouble. --After he goes to
his . daily toil, wltK rnafc0Boniraea,)f
.having performed his duty, she goes over
nd does. .-the washiriaf-fof th nijtej'a
xamiiy. apnngnem jaomesioau,
r-r..- ! :.' .'.-. o ' VT Tr--i
' ' Kxamlnatlonof"TeacsieTS.J
. porpoae oi-rniiKing tin imiiiiiHuua,..Qi
all persons who rMyopffer -themselvtealEis
candidateforteachers-ef tb'e-echoola-'
thia-wtKJcouirltsbliBp
. tendent thereof wiilold--a-publicfeXi
- airwimtton-at Jnisoflfce in Iufe-DleaAeT
einnfnsr" Thnrsdaiv Jannilr 30lh. dnrl
ending feb. 8th 189"2,Bt ipTockJ4)v,Hw
All teachers eligible for th few-teerti'-
ficates, state diplomas and lifediplomns
must make application at the quarterly
examinations. Dated this January 27th,
1892. , . - Teoy Shellkt.
County school superintendent of Wasco
PKOTKSSIOKAIi CABDk. .
I V slDDALX. DKirnsT. as giTen lor tne
1 J . nainless extraction of teeth. Also teeth
tit on Bowed aluminum plate. Rooms: Blgn of
he Golden Tooth, Second Street.
D
R. O. JB. BANDERS,
TlTr!Tr,T,-rf?rT'
Graduate of the University of Michigan
Bna-
ceasor to Dr. Tucker.
Ofiie oyer
Freochs'
Bank, The Dulles, Or.
DK. ESHELMAN (UoM xoPATHic; PHTticaiji
and BTfeoXoH.-Calls answered promptly.
day
87 Ci
or nieht, city or country.
unit ana
hapman block.
rtf
r B. O. D. D O A M BM-rHTnousiiiM' SWB-.
lck'. ' ' Residence i1 . "-E. C irnet1 1 -Oourt and
Fourth streets, seo nd door from the oorner.
Office hours 9 to 12 A. M., a to 6 and 7 to i P. M.
H. RmDSIJJrTTORMT-JliT-L-W--01BO
i Court BteoeJXhe Pa,OregOB, ,,rr nft
DDFUR, UKKXrEB ATTOasT tAT-uv-Konmi
43 and 43.'" WVer -Post
Offlce BnildinK, Entranec om Waabioctos Btrmt
in4MuUesv'Ureiou,u3 Hive ,i-.rfjr frtu'.i ts
Tf MBIMl63.HwVaatBlae4i.BeoBdBtrMt,
rb Dalles, Oregon. ..-..
Of-
rl.:l.8oaaau9'a kotldins;,mp stairs. Thai
Baiiea,
lea, oreajoB - - w j oiwj
-a . biats. . .nnrmen. at.
triTI. aTTTaTTIaTOTOIT WlXSOrT ATTOaV
Jl a?mT8-Alwr iSeesk Freueh's block eTr
H-itat-Hatiouaj naott uajiatuuregoat,
miDij mux iAv.i 1
soon
A MBMBLT JIO, K1r K, Or 1 alsr
f of P. hall- sb seems jMs-
a r.
days Waaek month at 7:. at. ;.5.U:.
WASCO LODOK, HO. U, A. I, a A.
Jt thlsa Maadsy at aaek
DAIUI ROYAL, ARCH CHAPTER. "O. .
Meets in Masonic Hall tfaa tbiM Wsdday
of each month at 7 P. M.
M
ODERN WOODMEN OF THI WORLD.
Ml. Hood Camp Ho. M, MeetaTuesoayeTaa-
1ns of each week in Fraternity liau, at 7:w 9- m.
COLUMBIA LODGK, NO. a, I. O. O. W. Keats
J erery Friday eTcning at 7 :w o ctoar, in a..
of P. hall, oorner Second and Court streets.
Sojourning- brothess are welcome.
a., clovoh, eo y. a. A.sius,B.tt.
T7RIEND8HIP LODGE, NO. .. K. of P. Meets
Sohanno'a buildinr. corner orXourr Uld Second
streeta. Sojourning -members .are-, eorUialiy--(in-
raea. w . m. wis,
W.VA.CSS, K. pf K. amd B. C. C.
i r Tit ,-1 i ; ,yn ,, .,
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XrOMEN'8 . CHRIBTIAN , , TEMPERENCEl
IT UNION win meet every Friday af tariioon
at o'clock at the reading room All are inylted,
itmon-Uidg Not 601, I. -O.tOJrT fiflKUlArl
weekly meetlnes MonaxT at7:S0P. a
Fraternity Hall. All are invited, vfci-ua-s ,hi
TEMPLE LODGE NO: 8, A. a. Tj; W. Veets
T-T-T II , , , ! - 1 I I " . . ' ! . , - . ' I
X 1I In Fraternity Hsilj jot ur Xeiirs. avBtoosid:
a Greet, l nursaar eTeninn at 7 :3U, .
tW. MTgM.fMiae..::.n ,,,, fr,,1V,.W
' TARS' NESMrTHIPObTf- Noi;2 Oi A j RvWHwts
i atari. el.jM-0 "rr -1-
BBC 1j.3. Meets eyery Banttay 1
4h-e Kti P''HAlo, :-..Jo;rT-ll
afternoon in
KSAMti H,,VEREIN lleets' 'errf -eumtav'
"TnoP U;Fl'DIVTBiO,'iid;:in7-Meeta3n .net
AJm K. of P. HaU the first and Uurd Wadn,
day of each month, at 7:8u r. tt-.i.t jUliiho
.nuir.fS3?UttHftV.ft7rMS3ttci, pi
TZ-r-fiTFRSi-tHBR'OHEeTj father-Jltarif!
5.eiasjiT f aaton-i Mw Hass-every. Bundayai
A- U. Hlgh Msas at U:39k:si. "'Vespers
ftttt ' biiiiautn nmii 72-n( vlsoiii
T PAtJiiB OCRCtirtTMreet,oppoafe
Fifth. , Ber-.SUn8teafrs Rector. eryiees
eTeryBuhday aT II 1: M-.an y :S0-r. at.Bunuay-
erySuh'
9cnoiK'BKj M. ,rjua nayec-pw nqau
7jS0
T7UR8T BAPTIBT ;HORCH D. Tat
r i!MB Pask-foNitna seriioea aYerTi8ab
bath at the academy at 11" A M. ".Sabbath
School immediately after. morning;serleeai
rmver meeuDE rnaar eTenina ai rasior s resi'
r. ai.
l?RCSl Rev. W. C.
Icesever7 Sunday at 11
mdaynS)
hool after mornins
errlce.
Strangers cordially inrited.
Beats free.
M.
E. CHURCH Rev. J. Wbtblbr, pastor,
Services every Sunday moraine at 11 a. m.
mndO.Bcnnor- at 12:20 o'clock ri, M. Knworai
Mnie4t S-vPSW.r'HPraveifnieetffiir-ieTer
ThunAaF eventiHr-fet-7-8JiO-elRIS. $A.acr4iLin-
TVHUonrns exse
wau. 9 B 4 3 4 a
s .-A .1- A
1
"tHRISTIAN CHURCH KIT. J. WjjaBBKIirs
XJRCH Rbt. TW,Sl
KJ Pastor. Preachlns; in the Congregational
Church eaeb. Lords Day.at S r. x. All are
erdially luvfted J; j H( '
r
1;
11 A 1
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T5BIN2T&-
NITSCIIKE
-SEALERS IK-
Furniture i '.anrfs Carpits
11
v,W ''haTeva4ded to
our business
8omplete -Undertading Establishment,
and a weare in no way oonnected with
the Undertakers' Trus our prices will
us tun auivivfijfli j. u . 3
N r J. J.,. J. J
The,St.-:aiaflesi4IoteI
hTTTpQRTLANDr OREGSTJ3
TUiajbld, popular ttd, reliable-house
Jas been entirely reiirBiahed j &n$ every
roo uiium ueeu repsipereu anasTepamiea
and newly carpeted ahroughjerut The
house contains 170 rodnos and is sunnlied
lwjth every modern corlveh1etJce;'-Rates
u-easonaDie. a. gooa restaurant attacnea
to the house. Frer bus to and frora all
trains.
C. W. i KNOWiES;: Prop,
f i r :t :i " ei .
VyVBVTTSivPfep. H
3V?
KotSO fiooiidSieatil lie jrllor1 Or,
4 This well Imownstahd, -Icept-by the
wTl knoatii,Wn.iIf,,BnUg, lantcji rest
dent of Wasco county, has an eitraordi
nary fine stock of
Shup Herder's Dcllghf and Irish Disturbance.
In fact, all the leading brands of fine
Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Give the
STEAM WOOD SAW
I V . t- -.. .K - f
' We are In the field for the fall and winter :
work, and will cut, split and pile wood i ';
at the lowest possible rates, " " - "
HONE BUT WHIT111AB0R EMPLOYED
: We are here to stay, will spend onr money
: here, and try and do satisf itctory work. :
. Order boxes at Cbrisman & Corson's, cor
i ner of Mlchelbach block, and at the ma
chine, corner of Washington and Fourth.
streets.
j. o. inrars, .1 - the dalles
I
d3Dealera in Wine, Liquors and
Uigara. Milwaukee-aerKn LTaugtit.
'T3trbyi.:i t C- f: .U.l US;r.-::' i io
Tjie S. B. EeiidaaMliivfrUure,
Xfe i KM Yb lU I CH EAP
If taken .as, directed, we Guarantee Sat-
- isiaotiottr lercna yout tnonsy
uifi2d a,
twjks'i oivrxEsii
GRIPE
50 cents per bottle by all druggists.
YOTJflTiiirrioii
ait ut i-ri
8 I ':
Dealer in Glass, Lime, plaster, Cement
i. ir- .-ft a f, 'mi ; , .... n i.- . ,
and Buing Material of all Winds. ( ''
ed4 of-dt IntoUib iofir a
-Hii,i(!VU.t
Uf ocrfq Sftli ntv won i.-iti't' jt'j'i
Lf.'c-j :a(TS ii-;o:1 3i')ifc'j-iv o.-i t
72 CJUashltigton! Stfcet.
i
firo.il viiKrfijjhr.i saiatoxi t'JeeiiI -wins
nY3.i W1R ST77TT-5TTT fttn:i v(r -fvSWO
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t.nf,l t 630a,aaeiSake'9'-; -M
it?lhe Xtlrtnr fcaooU.! It'hltwjThrnttrij
bomboBe&f?Dlliiais;f;ar rtfrtsnrpassM.'! ; PqU-
ouin rawing jfoonj leepers oiiaujseq.uipment.
05SIP - .SfaiflUl t)tf!oM .1 F-i?T
Beat that catv-Jie eonstrncted. and In which
secommodotfona ane- beth Free and Famished
for boldefsqf, FUst andfieo-Ufrij Tickets) and
bun avd .o?D .uniilii-T .gfiV ,jm.u j-j
-It-conttnatrfas iliMl eomneotlns1 with all Hnca.
rnoroiDK oiregt ana uuiniBrrupHxi serytoo.
an aavance tarougn any agent oi ua roao.
THROUGH TICKETS nolDtaib American
Encrland and: Europe ,can be puxohawxl at any
ticket nfftae of tbecomiian r ' J --fc -G
I U?irAoi4utf6-e8rM9Airri' bf
jAgef Bf. tVE'IbiVe., Segalatok .pffloet rrija
i r . A'atiea. vr.. ur . . . . , .
jAas't. h!ne,aasj(e5lA.'faid.J;
r. A TDTPTiO candy
b x JLl 1 1W FACTORY
. .JQIKOJIHO-
wholesale
quotations.
TOBACCO, : : :
CIGARS ATTD : :
SWEET DRINKS
Finest Peanut Roaster in The Dalles
CfAS. 8TUBL1NO. j r r OWEN WILLIAMS.
SplilvliiamWR
.ifljlilfll-llilli iflsii
I SECOND ST.,
itci
iriinr
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Specialties
2fi Street J.FOLCO
At right side
Mrs. UDSTT
I . " As Intercstiaa; istw Salt. 1
A law suit over a meteorite has stirred J
the usually tranquil life of mrchberg.
In .Wurtemberg. Borne time ago every
body there was startled one night by a
loud report, and a. ball of fire was Been
to fall near the Bennecker sawmill. On
the next day a stone weighing a tan wWi
j- . at i i t i ; s .? r
LUUUU OU1UUK bUO 1UU9 - UY is luuurof 111
the mill. News of the occurrence was
published far and wide. Among . the
scores of pilgrims to the' stontf. among
the logs were wise men from, Stuttgart
and Tubingen, who believed that they 1
had a rare specimen of celestial geologi
cal formations. Their competitive off era j
for the stone bred a quarrel between the
laborer and-the owner of1" the mill as to.
whether the finder of thet'stond'oTher
dwner of the land on whiigQf. could
laim it nghtf uUy. tJrr f,'r
j. Tubingen professors had ft shipped t5
thb university, after having agreed'-'
pay $300 for it if it prove4t3 be jluly;
a. Li. j a a rm
laborer therermon mlMtutf 'kaSlSlt1
owner from receiving the-mbnyrf c the
7 r . T a .
stone, and the mill ownerrcrfe r4awvetfj-
-W4iu ta trying 10 nuBO ins, lijmuwuoii
Meantime, tne xuDineen nroressors nave
said that the stone has f e'attiibuiesOftfq
a meteorite, and have reffljTTpteshib;
t.s RTi lanrtrpr Ann mill nwnpr sra Ahont
. 1 , V 1 , A . i . (
vo ; oegm proceedings to compel mem w.r
return it, both mam taming that the uni
versity is trying to get the meteorite for
j-pOthing.
,unere are tour lawyers tn tne case al
ready and nothing has been decided, sc
the costs bid fair to exceed the value ot
a pozen meteorites. New York Sun.
Sometrangrtcw UCiinM Ra
' . Un tne lastpupxa of seasons we tiave
Tinted the growth f- thAaiinoe; ifro-
pelled by paddle entirely, and the sport
had by a few races with them has created
something of an interest in paddling
r4ces generally, which were giving away
very extensively to the sailing events.
3.a.mgJfeglAuili1iTVfi,fTti.la,
Targed war canoes, totrold froam dozen
to thirty otlso, aitxd rackag tbemji 'There
are a, few fairly Ijargei paddling cCasoea-.
now in existepcet brrtr they L.hayo served
heretofore. t ,ou",.moonlight -,;ani. rother
nights as mediums for the introduction
bf the gentler sex' tcT th'' fascinations of
T 1 W,M-li ; u tVitte''A Vwl ' Vr v. t. . ,1 'f.ig
racing, and, per c1ra,rtW' kites'1 cotli
templated .for racing. mayK-on , occasion.
be Bacrifl6ea'wto"l6ve nd "beauty'. In
either eentyool.aa;; tpugh.-tho -ff
gattas of the surnnaftT) would be made
dbubm.terespnfr. by hce .large, canoe
races, eacn ooai wn a crewox prooaDiT
twelve to fifteen paddlersv Harper's
WeeklyJsaa u-fatosfuai Ht Hnli't-.s.
. .. .. ,,.1,,
. Swallowed an Oyster SnellT
ThW1 "RevZ 'Wi'-D. Bhe'--mao!e;a narrow1
escape in Macon Wednesday nights f Hei
yfent to.aifrteurant.fo some .oysters;
i'?fvUp7Xed r ft' iPi.fP? ..shflU, which,,
vefv near"c'ost him his lifel" The shell
lddirdf-iln r.feiw ."throat? rlrrSiier ;Sh'
mftmhrahe and. causin'g hemorrhage and'
strangulation. The several present were:
attractedTto the minister, -who-had gone
raw convulsions. , , ....
' pnysiciaa was immediately dis
patched for, but in the meantime ' the'
8heii: became; dislodged; and. was thrown!
ac4tiW;aj:vuhaons,! JfaehelJ
was aooub ma tuxe oi a quarter a.uoir.
iar, with sharp edges. After being're
iieSrei of fthe raiHcnlt the':feev::i Mr.'
SheaCBodn iW3 throat was b&til
sidarablyJ laceritedf apdialtogether the
-minister had a narrow. 8cape-rrColumr
WMlera':nutxhiHsom'an.f policeman-
was standing under ram etectrio light, the
other mght, tie was startled by some ob-
jtick 6vruuujr u-u'iHjivy- iHow'-oa me
Head and then falTsfms feet. As ho
siwpM''Wl-examme- TJie'-otriecc lie rer
i'deived a second blow, this time on the'
back.r: i WhOToJby iebovMed.-!sTimcientiy.
from his fright to gather himself to
;ge.ttier,he, found be had ,beear8truck by,
two wild geese tnat had been .toiled by.
triking the electric light wires-.TPhil.
"s.rn". J'r'ii rn? t. no b,-Jii-'l
,1..-; 1 ' u-' ? - ,
. Dog; Cp "a Fortuned -'"
-WhilS digging a- fotindalSor for
ouse- in' icrnra;Kan:;' recently:' it -is:
uznei.-oTba money is said to have bees
the: f ortunoibf , the "grandfather of ; the
resent1 owner' of ' the-grotrnd.-whb is
Supposed to have hidden it.
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-.MiaTTTrK3Sre 3fnr-j st-Z-s .TV? ,- f.iin
reasonaoie ngures. nas tna .
largest honse moving outfit
- in Eastern Oregon.
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