The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, March 29, 1893, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.3ilw TOW til W If f PASSING r ANUItd. . rht Dalles Daily Chronicle. DALLEB 7EDXESDAY, Published Dailr. Sunday Excepted. BY HE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO arncr Secoud Mid Wmhlnctnt Strw?:, Dalles, Oregon. Term crSulcrlitl' er Year month, by carrier . . . Ilagle copy Tin: Florida coast hasafloatinchotel. - . - I vhiclx moves from place to place OREOOX j wherever the best fishinp happens to be. j Mns. .'Johnson's home for eats at MAR. 29, 1S93 juena Vista. Cal., is a splendid country mansion, tit lor a nmiiouairvs resi dence, to which S,CKX) acres of grounds are attached. Mns. ErcnNR Clarke pave a dop party the other day, at her residence In New York, hi honor of the birthday of her doc. and twenty eanines that at tended were treated to a repast of The IMPERSONAL MENTION. 50 siiceu emcKeu. pame jiie r.no ice cream. 5 1 Since jeweled fillets ecame the rape - : amonp rich women New Yorlc jewelers 1 have produced many fabulously expen i sive thinps of this sort. Regular eortv cr unit wv- trirMminint r A mm i trt 4)1. tO tltV UlltIUIUtUU 4tJlt .'t-t JV.HV.I if. Is Pennsylvania a man has fowl 61.000 tor cainnpaiioiner a -uur hatl m.ule lo onier for a rcw York 3y Mapuire." woman a reproduction of one of Queen A Michigan man quit smoking on the Victoria'.-, crowns, an elaborate affair of ISth of January this year, and in one i poi,j onrichca with handsome work and week's time he elaimed to have pained 'jewels. Jour pounds of flesh. i eArcAviwnc A Fkesch merchant, the victim of , several defaulting cashiers, now adver- obopy can lecome rich by never tises for "a cashier as honest as possi-; givinp awav anythinp. Tile and paralyzed in loth leps." Tnr bestvorker are those who have There are now livinp within a radius iearne- 1ost how to rest, of tea miles of Ashland. Me., eight The man who never praises his wife American women who are the mothers jesees 1 0 jlavc a p,. one, of one hundred and two children, eipnty of vrhom are livinp in the enjoyment of Tnr. first man to can tomatoes was -twl health and sound minds. the late Harrison . Cooper, and they " were sold at fifty cents per can. This The strongest recommendation that was in lS-iS. any article can have is the endorsement Tic.ox, A. T is said to be the oldest of the mothers of the town. "When the city in the United States. An old Span mothers recommend it vou mav know ish land prant issued in 1533 has reccnt tbat that article has more than ordinary ly been unearthed. TT . . . . r. . ... Ix 1.R4 the house of representatives merit. Here is what the Centemlle, 0f Massachusos ordered that the de South Dakota, Citizen says editorially bates al their sess5on;: ghouid bc open of an article sold in their town : ''From ' to the public ear. and that a paliery personal experience we can say that should be built in their chamber for the Chamberlain's Conph Remedy has accommodation of the public, broken up bad colds for our children. Is the province of New York was TVe are acquainted with manv mothers redirided into ten counties, namely, in Centerville who would not be without New lork. Westchester, I lster. Albany, It in the house for a good many times its Duchess, Oranpe. Richmond. King's, coat, and are recommending it every ' Queen's and Suffolk. Cornwall county dav." 50 cent bottles for sale bv Blake- in Maine and Duke's countv in Massa- FACTS Tnr. nearest fixed star is 21,000,000.000 ! miles from the eartlu , Tin: moon is without water, and de- tituto of an atmosphere. Somk of the stars move with a veloe- ity of fifty miles a second. The fixed stars are suns and each may have it own planetary system. There are twen.y stars of the first magnitude and seventy of the second. ! Tin: fixed star second in distance N 03.000,000,000 of miles from the earth. To the naked eye 3.000 stars are vis- : ible; the Kt telescopes show ."i.MKt.OOU. Tnr. lbsetl stars are of all colors, J violet, blue, preen and red predomiuat- I inp. The planets Venus and Mars most t nearly resemble the earth in climatic conditions. i Tit eke are stars whose diameter is j ( greater than that of our whole solar ' system. The tail of a comet is believed to be j matter similar to that contained in the ' ' nebulae. ( I The stronpest telescopes brinp the ; moon to an apparent distance of one ', hundred miles. i The sun's volume is 1,407.124 times j that of the earth, and COO times greater j ! than all the planets. BlackweU's Bull Durham Smoking Vvilhr and uniform cdenc& ""X" 7 P,eases the mcn of t0"day as if CwTA-N did their fathers before them. STEAM WOOD SAW W e nre In the ticlil for tin-fnll nud wlntir wi.rk, mid will cut, i.llt nml Mlc tJ nt the loweMt Mi!iBlb'c rmVt, Tobacco ml m nm LAB0R employed Made a record long years ago, which has never been beaten or approached. It has not to-day, We me lit;ri-toMy,lll nii1 nut tiinini liorc, nml try unit ilo nilUfiictiiry hurl Oritor Imxeti nl C'hrlMiiiii ,v t'orwuVf r i, nor f Mlclifllmcli lilork.ni.il... ti,. :.'! ..k.l.... ........ ... . . . ' J. 0. MEINB, i ('HAS. STl'HU.Vfi THE DALLEB Qreat Ball flovament Soldvherever tobacco issmoked. BULL DURHAM is a mild and pleasant rtimulant which quiets the nerves and in no way excites or deranges the system. In this respect it is distinctive. It gives the most solid com fort with no unpleasant effects. Made only by BlackweU's Durham Tobacco Co., Durham, N. C. ley & Houghton, drupcists. WOOD, WOOD, WOOD. Beat grades of oak, fir, and slab cord "wood, at lowest market rates at Jos. T. Peters & Co. (Office Second and Jeffer eon streets.) chusetts, forminp a part of the domain 1 of 2ew York, were transferred to those colonies under its new charter. KANSAS WIT AND WISDOM. A THEORY works all ripht until you try it No man is old enough to know some thinps. Women admire nature until it show? itself in a man. Evkkv time people talk love they try to pass their brass money as pold. The more worthless a man is the more he likes to sit and spit on a hot stove. Evekv man tells his children that i they must not do lots of thinps he does himself. In love affairs, men make too wild statements and women are too wild in believinp them. Eveuy man makes a little money pratinp horseradish until he begins put ting turnip in it. u There is a tide in the affairs of mo: which, I a hen at its flood, leads on to fortune" OWKN WII.UAM. Stubling i Williams. The Gefmania, SECOND ST., THE DALLES, - OREGON IDDealeif" in Wines, Liuuors and Cigars. Milwaukee Beer on Draught. BILIOUSNESS. unquestionably reference Stockholders' Meeting The Dalles, Or., March 3, 1S!)3. Notice is hereby given that there will , lie a stockholders' meeting of The Dalles, , Portland & Astoria Navigation Co. at i Itt P.troAVtft t Kail rn Tfittclnx A tti-il t 4th, 1893, at 2 o'clock p. m. for the pur-' These Stable? pose of electing seven directors, and transacting snch other business as may ! properly come before said meeting. " j By order of the President. td" S. L. Beooks, Sec'y. Money to Loan. ; I have money to loan on short time j loans. " Geo. W. Rowland, j City Stables, BURHAM & Robertson, Proprietors. Corner of Fourth and Federal Sts., The Dalles, Oregon. have on hand the finest Liverv in Eastern Orecon. and can accommodate natrons with either Sinde or Double Rigs, closed Hacks or Carriages day or MORE ROOM. night. 1 Also, can furnish First Class ' ,' or driving teams, having added to aeeortmodations to teamsters with freight '.'ir ctablus large feeding and wagou room. iClniu-Oit Site immi Mm k Carpets mm at CRANDALL & BURGET'S, -cllirv i c goods out at greatly-reduced rates, .iil li- BP.ICK, - UNION ST. J O. MACK, Tiie S. 11. Headache and Liver Cure. I si ; a kFE i physic :scurfty I If taken as directed, we Guarantee Bat ; isfaction or refund your monej. j DON'T SICKEN. DON'T GRIPE. I M renin h.t lKittlf by utl lriii;Rlt ! From TERMINAL or INTERIOR Points T1IK FlflE WMEg and LiqUOg ' ?, Mrs. S. A. Drcharfl, Carpet Weaver, Offers her icrviee to all who wish carpet -woven ut her home on the Muff, near ilr. Chrisman'H. alia I CommBFcial FatronaEe Solicitei. And t PHOTOGRAPH ER . First premium at the Wbhco county air for beet portraits and viewe. C. F. STEPHENS, DEALER IN Dry Goods tcp Clothing UooU, Shoea, Uat. Etc. Fan eg jood, lotion Have You. Seen. DOMESTIC KEY WEST CIGARS. THE C E LEBRATE O PABST BEER. lira Fa RAILROAD In ttif Hue to take '- T H E Z Spring Millinery Goods AT ' 112 Second Street. ANNA PETER S CO. D RUG S Snipes & Kinersly. THE LEADING- Etc. Etc. Etc. Second St., The Dalles. TOE- ppesh Paint I W. C. GIL3EBT hereby vmtlt III eoniilimetiu to every friend And enemy if he 1ih any Jte they lew or be they many. The time lor painting now ha come, And every "lie desires a home Tbut look Ireah und clcim und new, An none but u gixni ixtlnter can do. riiiutln?, ititerlni; und glazing, too, Will make your old houe look quite new. He will tnke your work either way, liy the job or by the day. If you have work irive him n call, He'll take your orders, largv or small. Keaict(ully, W. C. GILBERT, V. O. Box Ko. 3, THL DALLES, OR. InU i Retai lists. tTR DRUGS 171 FRENCH'S BLOCK. SECOND STREET, : : THE DALLES, OR. H. C. NI Clothier and Tailor, BOOTS AND SHOES, Hats and Caps, Trunks and Valises, TO ALL POINTS EAST AND It U tlie Ulnliic Car linuU- It run TOweft Vchtllmlt-d lraln vwry UayJn ihefiuio fl paul and I KO ( HANOK OF CAiUM Coin)n'l of Ilnliir Car innuri""!. W man Druwlnc Itoom BUeertof latent wiuirmret. TOUIUST SLEEPING CARS Ileal that can Ik- coiutrwtul, end in wbiel. i Hii'iiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiitm mil luifti nml KuniUbu lot holder of Klrat und Btfond-cIio.Tlckt'tJi1". ELEGANT DAY COACHES A coutimnm line, connectlni: with all Us nflordlni: direct und uultiterrujited niTilce F-U.XZXlflllXlZ3L CORNEB OF SECOM AND WASHINGTON. I'u'lmnn Blcc:r roervatloim run b moi In advance tliruiiKh ' aent of the rou, THE DALLES, OKEGOM. JHRO'JGH TICKETS Sag hnr . i and Kuroiw can U- jiurchoed at I ttr. tolliceof the comimiir THE EUROPEAN HOUSE. The G'orrucutixl Uulldiiic next Door to Court Houan. lull information fouccmlujc nil ratiti, tlmtJ a luriimni'u -i Handled by Three Registered Druggists. ALSO ALL Tire LEADING Patent (Dedieines and Druggists Sundries. HOUSE PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS. Agents for Murphy's Fine Varnishes and the only agents in the City for The Shenvin, Williams Co.'s Paints -WE AKE- ARTIC FACTORY I0DA WATEE AJTD I0E 01E1M. Cuiits md Nuts whnlal quotation. UACVO, AKH AND KET 1K1NKH 'Specialties j5 Paanut ftOMtarMnThs Dallas The Largest Dealers in Wall Paper. Finest Line of Imported Key West and Domestic Ciirars Agent for Tansill's Punch. ' 129 Second Street, The Dalles. Oregon W. H. YOUNG, mtuwitusii; General Blackamithing and Work done promptly, and all work Gnarantoed. Hopse Shoeing a Speciality The St. Charles Hotel, PORTLAND, OREGON. TLSe old, popular and reliable Uonm has lxnm outlroly refurtiiuhed, and JVery room ljttfi bfon reiiered and ruiItild and liewlv canmtf-il tlirnnoi lioufw coiituinB 170 rooniButid is Buiipllwl with ort-ry modern convonlunce. Iatcfl reasonable. A irood refitaurant nttocheff to tho imuse. Vror bua to and from all trains. Proi Handsomely Ftunisiied Rooms to Rent toy tie ray, Week or Mouth. Meals Prepared by a First Class English Cook. TRANSIENT PATRONAGE SOLICITED. Good Sample Kooras for Commercial Men. lns. H. FflSEn, Pvopr. THE CELEBRHTED COLUMBIA BREWERY, AUGUST BUCHLER, PropV. This well-known Brewery is now turning nut ii iu.it n.. .i i.... eaatof the Cascades. The latest appliances for the manufacture of good health, fnl Beer have leen introduced, and only the first-class article will be placed on the market. D. BUNNELL, Pipe Wort, Tiii Repairs m Roofing MAINS TAPPED UNDER PRESSURE. Shop on Third Street, next door west of Young & Kubb' trnl ii h , route nud other dutn Bilicutlon to W Cl. ALLAWAY. i ARunt 1). 1. .v A. Nnv. Co., UvKUlutor oOlc. 1 i . liulkn, or., or A. U. C1IAK1.TOH, . . . At':. Gcnirnl 1'itMOtici'r Aict., J'ortlatw. the Dalles AND TPrineville Stage Liiis J.D. PARISH, Prop. nd rlv at I'tlnevlllo In thlrty-ijix im "j ";rfVji i..v.. rim tiniii-i. ut r, ii. tn. uviry i.rr ilnr I Tin; DmIIi in thirty-fix mur Carries the U. S. Mail, Passoogers and b? -Conr.wtn ut l'rln--lllc whu- Stages from Eastern nd BontbejW: egon, jortnern uu"""" .11 Tnfnrinr Pointl. AUo inokciielcecoiin.tlon l ' "X.rn poiBi .' coorieosi drivers. . mi accoDiodauooi aloie tie ins. .' rirst-class coactes aid ioiw U"- r..... nii.r tionilUA Vllh C3ll , Liyim BlflllCI HBUUiw "- j All inirwMii wlnhlUK l'VtLTlt IICUH l!IOrt) UlklllK I'W'rT'u.-vbll ta'"l Of thO HtllKp (Jo. Will ,auvT &k coim).i.h)- Will mko iioUk on mm dell's I ted. I'urtlcu nr ttontlo , ,f v""rt ".Bll .a m. uii.i jl- :... 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