Je Dauters of Eu
Iierited furiosity
and many nro the questions that have been asked us
nbout the
Handkerchiefs
which wo displawed Saturday evening. To satisfy
their curiosity, wo state that early in the summer we
placed a generous order with the New York repre
sentative of a Swiss manufacturer, and these are the
goods tli nt called forth so much admiration.
Dainty,
15 Cents to Sl.OO,
ELacQLixisito.
all Goods marked I r.
7 I jn Plain figures. iy
PEASE & MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
(titi'wlH tint I'oHtolllrc ut Tlio Pnlleit, Orcgim,
ii h Mrniii-i'li.s mutter.
I.IM'lll ll VITtlnlllK.
lUCuiit !r lino Icir ilrHt ltiimrtloH, mid f Ci'iitu
i llni" fur eui'li mili'. iiiuiit luicrtlim.
3h:IhI niti-n lor 1'invi tlmu iioMcuh,
All Ickii, iiutli-e nvolvfd lutur tlmu !l o'clock
111 iijipour tin' fultrm'liiK tin)'.
WEDNESDAY. - - - NOV. 1.18M
The Daily and Wrekli Chronicle viiui
ht found an mle at J. C. XicLrhm't More.
OCTOBER OLIO.
A Aarnry Mim From
N.l lilt.
.HImI'IIIIIH'IIIII.
Mr. CIihh. Frasior iti putting "P l h!
residence in Thompson's addition.
Owing to the death of J)r. Riuohart
the meeting of the whist club will he in
definitely postponed .
A lady friend tells uk this cold weath
er Is deadly to the prospect of the
cliTYsuutliemuiiiR.
A typographical error yesterday made
us ay dollars' worth Instead of ounces
n the leading editorial.
t.V, A. Seufert brought til n box of
IneSaWiay peaches this morning, of ex
cellent flavor and without blemish.
Tim eivfl ciine of Martha Perkins vs.
A. WJmmi was tried in Justice Davis'
court yesterday and Continued till Fri
day. Tin- city council will meet tonight to
elect a mayor from their number and
appoint another councilman to till the
vuncaney.
A party recently arrived from Youngs
town, Ohio, u town of :ir,000 inhabitants,
eays that at the present time -1,000
people are being fed daily by the people
there.
The fair grounds near The Dalles are
to he sold ut public auction on thetith
inst. Tlds H to mttisfy a mortgage and
the grounds will he sold Intact with all
improvements.
bast evening was cold and blustery
nl a light film of snow fell ut Vaubib
tor's and on the hills, while a few Hakes
catno drifting down in the city to remind
"8 of winter's near approach.
There is n rntwiH.'niil Hint t n nr.
'liiutnce is a dead letter and that is the
rwon the cows are foraging in the door
yards after night. The council ought to
look into this mattor this evening.
Mel Dustin, who was arrested for rape
nd not a true bill returned by the grand
'ury ut the last term of the court ut
Canyon City, and William McCoy have
won arrested and placed under $1,000
wnds for carrying tools to the jull to aid
Mooro and Rltter to escape, who were
"oiitonced to eight years for robbery.
A nuW clothing atore will be oponod in
"e Miller building, No. 100 Second
treot, by Mr. Honywlll, who evidently
Wlioves prlntera' ink is the liret requl
' for a successful business, as evi
nced by his advertisement In another
luntn, before he lias oven received his
jJJJJJJj Penod uj. Succosh to Mr.
Tu ladies of tho First Christian
mirch have made some nice homo.
. . co,uforl",e. which they have
liacod i, the store of C. F. Stephens,
Tli i u WlU 80,1 wt WMomblo prices.
e ladles are very desirous of obtain
"Uiionoy for charitable purposos and
'" 'oped the cltUens will help them
"wlr laudable endeavor.
On account of the death of lir. W. E.
Rinehart, which occurred yesterday at
Summerville, the Mignonette Dancing
clnb will postpone their masquerade,
which was to be given Friday evening,
till a week from that date. The execu
tive committee will issue invitations for
dancing to the first four names which
are handed to them. A limited number
of spectators will be invited.
SOLDIERS' HOME CASE. j
Itijiinclliiii Set A Hide mid the Trimti'i'H I
Cnn Ahead.
A dispatch from Salem to the Orego
nian states that the Soldiers' Home is
in exactly the same position it was prior
to. the injunction suit brought before
Judge Bennett last spring that is, the
trustees named by the governor can
now proceed in the matter of locating
the institution. This condition of things
was brought today by a decision
handed down in the supreme court by
Associate Judge F A. Monre. The
title of the case was: D. C. Sherman,
respondent, vs. A. J. Fellows, James
Byron, J. V. Mullan, Charles Nickel
and S. S. Train, as trustees of tho Ore
gon Soldiers' Home, appellants ; appea'
from Linn county. Judgment of lower
court reversed, demurrer sustained and
cause remanded for such further pro
ceedings as are necessary. Then follows
the opinion, which is too lengthy to re
produce. This ease has been tho precedent to
decide for us the location of the Eastern
Oregon insane asylum, and there is now
nothing to hinder the decision being
announced and arrangements begun at
once for its erection.
SurriM! 1'urty.
A surprise party was given Archie
Harnett last evening, at which were
present : Masters Frank Chase, Eugene
Chrisman, George Rueh, Clyde Hiddell,
Harry Fredden, Gay Chase, .Rowland
Wiley, John McNeil, Misses Lizzie
Martha and Rerun Schooling, Fannie
Checsman, Nettie Fredden, ituchel
Morgan. Edith Fisher, Clara Nickelsen,
Hilda Beck, Katie Sargeant, SusioChase.
The evening was pleasantly passed
with games, lunch and the usual fea
tures of a surprise party.
ltuul Untitle.
October 111.--Mary Markley to Phebe
Morse, no's, sec. !W, tp 1 n, range 9 o,
1(10 acres; consideration if 1,000.
Frank If. Button and wife to Luella J.
Hand, a certain parcel of land in town
ship 3 north and 11 east, containing tf-H...
acres.
Mrs. K. K. Bell and husband to
Christian Hand, a certain parcel of land
in Hood River ; consideration $2,500.
Robt. Rand and Christian Hand to
Mrs. R. K. Bell the same; consideration
$0,000.
Uurrlble DUeovery.
The discovery was made this morning
about 0 o'clock that there were only a
few tickets left for those Free Crayons
at Herrln's. Eighty-five cents each
while they last.
Karl's Clover Root, tho new blood
puritlor, gives freshness and clearness to
the complexion and cures constipation.
25c, 50c. and $1.00. Sold by Snipes &
Kinersly, druggists.
aKNTMGMKN, I lllll HUHJW'l ICIIKiHIXUCIll HllllCKH
of hick IioiiiIuoIiu of tlio wornt iiobhIUIu tyie, unit
cimimoiicod tuklni? Knumo'H lleudiiuho kuimuUw
luftt Hiunmur. 'J'hoy mini It in every liMtiiiipeJ
mut hIiich that time I urn ciiJojIiib niilumlhl
t ..... . i ,.. oimiiilu lii iL'i.lirlit
iiuiiuii nun iiiivu kiiiiiw i"". "v.B....
Yuum very truly,
K. M. .anu:i.h,
Coiw tli, lowu.
Bold hy HaliiesV Kltiernly.
Domino Party.
The domino party given by the Chrys
nnthemum club Hallowe'en eve was a
very sociable event and tho costumes
were very unique. The young ladies
may be congratulated in their artistic
taste in decorating the hall profusely
with various flowers especially those
which designated the club's name
Those present were : Dr Sanders and
wife, V II Wilson and wife, Judge Brad
shaw and wife, H J Maier and wife, S L
Young and wife, Capt Sherman and
wife, Dr Hollister and wife, W E Garret
son and wife, Mesdames E Schanno,
Heppner, Gushing, Stevens, R Gibons,
Marden, Blakeley, Misses E Fitzgerald, E
Story, Bowman, E Newman, A and E
Schmidt, D Fredden, F Lewis, A, L, and
B Rowland, A Schanno, G Sampson, C
Davis, E Heppner, P Drews, E and B
Glenn, II Marden, Stanley, KriEt,
Messrs. Dr. Logan, Littlefield, S Camp
bell, Frank Garretson, F Faulkner, V
McCrum, Tilzer, L Schanno, F and J
Wiegle, V Marden, R Rowland, J and G
Bonn, Fredden, F Dietzel, C Clark,
W Vogt, E Drews. C Fritz, V Schmidt,
I Hiemberger, J Fiegenbaum, F Blank.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. Emery Oliver is in the city.
Mr. Edwin Mays and Frank Cole are
in tho city from Antelope.
Mrs. Leslie Butler will leave tomor
row night for Kansas and will be gone
several weeks.
Mr. Ad Edgar, an old-time Dallesite,
arrived in this city this morning from
tho world's fair.
Sheriff E. M. Leslie of Sherman
county is in town, and is registered at
tho Umatilla house.
A miirriiiL'H HcmiHit wns erniitnd tnilnv
to Mr. Emery Oliver and Miss Annette
E. Sylvester of this city.
N. K. Tnvifl. rnnrHRPiitinp nil in A: Pr.
(Simmons Liver Regulator) is in The
Danes touav on misiuess.
Mr. E. C. Wiley, tho government rep
resentative at tho Cascades, came up
last night, returning this morning.
Messrs. A. H. Brayuutn and John
Summerville, bankers of Portland, ar
rived last evening and left this morning
for their ranch near Prineville.
TVt.iinr I JiivK.'tnL- nl Wni.i K.rft,rro T.i-
1. - I 1 1
uian agency, naviug ueeu cugageu in
surveying and making the allotment of
lands to tho Indians, is in tho city today.
IIOTKIj AHItIVAI.8.
Skibbo J C Evans, Boyd; John
Murray, Joseph Stevens, Walla Walla;
Frank Bachard, Prineville; Ferdinand
Matthews, J P Campbell, Portland.
Mexican Silver Stove Polish causes no
dust.
WOOM, WOOD, WOOD.
Best grades of oak, fir, and slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates at Jos. T.
Peters & Co. (OUlco Second and Jeffer
son streets.)
Just received a scow load of choice oak
wood. Maiku & Benton.
Tygli VHllvy Koller Flour Mill.
Is in complete repair; always in store
flour equal to the best. Also old stylo
coarse and fine Gra'iam flour, mill feed,
etc. W. M. McCouki.k, Propr.
tu.ll.3m
Use Mexican Silver Stove Polish.
Captain Sweeney, U.
S.
iu
San
Dlotfo. Cal.. says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Remedy is the first medicine I have f
over found that would do mo any good."
Price 50 cts. Sold, by Snipes & Kinersly. j
Shlloh's VltttlUor is what you need for I
dysiwpBia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kidney trouble, It ib guaranteed to .
give you satisfaction. Price 7-le Sold
V t,?.t j. in l.. .1 i. ...
uy nuipos re jvinermy, uniicie,
Dr. W. K. Illnchrt' Heath.
The sad now reached this cltv last
evening of tho death at Summerville, of
)t. w. L. Rinchart, mayor of Tho
uaiies. I ho disease which robbed him
of his 1 fo was appendicitis, from whicli
ho has been suffering but a short time.
His death will be a blow to tho commun
Ry In which ho lived, and his place in
the city government, In medicine and in
society cannot easily be filled. Ho dis
charged Ids duties to the municipality
with a single-heartedness fortunate for
its Interests and highly commendable to
himself. His mission, cut short by the
decree of fate, was to place The Dalles at
the highest point of sanitary perfection
and to this he gave an energy and
thoughtfulncss which can never be
effaced. In society ho was an ornament
and leader, and tho several societies to
which he belonged will keenly feel his
loss. As a physician and surgeon, ho
was not excelled in Tho Dalles, and had
ho lived his allotted three score and ten,
would havf had a state reputation, for
he was a s iccessful practitioner and an
indefatigable student
His demise must have been very
sudden, but owing to tho meagre tele
graphic tcrvice, Summerville being
located fifteen miles from the railroad,
nothing further can be learned at this
writing. Only the day before his death
he wrote a letter to a friend here stating
he had Buffered terribly, but felt better
hat morning, well enough indeed to
write, and that his physician said he
would recover.
Dr. W. E' Rinebart was born in Ben
ton- county, Oregon, in 1860, and was
educated in Salem in both the literary
and medical departments. He then at
tended eastern schools, graduating from
the Jefferson Medical college, Philadel
phia and BJbllevue Medical college, New
York, . and arrived homo to practice be
fore he vjas 20 years old. Practicing
medicine in Union county seven years
and Portland three years, he came to
The DallesJ where he has now been for
four years.; During his residence in
Portland ho was professor of anatomy
and clinical Burgery in the Willamette
Medical college and chief surgeon of
Portland hospitals. He has been the
president, wf the Oregon State Medical
association t all of which honors for so
young a man shows the high esteem in
which he was held by the medical fra
ternity. He also pursued business suc
cessfully in Union county in the milling
and land interests.
On March 15th, 18S2, Dr. Rinchart
was married to Miss Belle Cooper, at the
First Congregational church of The
Dalles. Since that time four children
have been born to them, all boys. Less
than a year ago the deceased completed
his fine residence on the bluff, where he
has lived up to the time of his illness.
He leaves his family well provided for,
having carried a large insurance on his
life.
A telegram received this afternoon
tates that his body will be brought to
this city on Friday, and he will be in
terred in Sunset cemetery.
l'rctty X-ir Gonu.
Mrs. Lizzie Loryea McCalla is, accord
ing to1 report, at about the end of her
career. Being a confirmed user of liquor
and morphine, she is now a helpless
wreck. It is teportcd that some one has
money belouging to her, but that she
cannot get it and is therefore compelled
to live in abject poverty In a room in
tho Glisan block. She took the cure at
one time, but it did not cure. A doctor
or some other person visits her every
afternoon and gives her a hypodermic
injection of morphine, without which
she would become a raving maniac.
Tho daughter of a rich father, the wife
of a prominent physician in her time,
surrounded by tho luxuries of splendid
homes, she now finds herself before tho
portals of the poor house, with tint pot
ter's field awaiting her. If lifo is worth
saving here is a chance for the philan
thropic to exert themselves. Dispatch.
Slll'l'll l.ont.
Lost on tho ramje between tho head of
Mill creek and Tygh Valley, 100 head of
ewes and lambs, branded S. H., ear
mark crop in right, swallow fork in left
in ewes and same mark reversed in
eather lambs. Suitable roward will bo
given for information that will lead to
the recovery of tho same.
Solomon Houhku,
Tygh Valley, Or.
Tim .Monttfiiiucrv Ail vnrtlwer
Says: "Simmons Liver Regulator has
secured a reputation solely on account of
its extraordinary merits as a medicine
for the liver, stomach and kidneys."
Shlloh's cure, the Great Cough and
Croup Cure, is for sale by Snipes & Kin
ersly. Pocket size contains twenty-five
doses, only 25c. Children love it. Sold
by Snipes & Kinersly.
WOOD'H X'lIOSPJZODINJ
Tiie Great EaglliU Remedy,
Promptly and permanently
euro all forms of Ntrvou
Wtaknct,F.uluiont, Sverm'
otorrhea, Impoitncy and all
tfftcttvAlu$e or KxceiHt.
llocn iircBcrlbod over S3
.ycarnta thousands of ctwuxii
la tho oiiyitHuMe ami Juiv
est meJlcine Jbiowii. Ask
ilrugelat tor Wood' Plioipliodlnui if ho offers
bomo wortlileesmodleluoiu jilaooof tui, loavo IiU
illsUouest vture, Inclose prlco iu U'ttor, and
wo will ecu J iy return mall. I'rlce, ono jiackago,
eielx,$5. Onexitllileaac,tlzvUlintn: I'uiuyli.
lu in jilalu ti'nlcil vuvetoiw, !5 cents jiostngi',
Alilrt30 (Tlio Wood Chuiiilonl Co.,
Jilt Woodward uvunuc, Detroit Xlou.
Hold Ii) TlicDttUos by Ulnl.cloy iV Uoucton.
The balance of
Our Large Stock
We will Close Out
Jiterc and Attr,
leuarmess of Cost!
5IGREAT BARGAINS.
Store Fixtures for Sale.
N. Harris.
P. S. Special prices to dealers.
Just flrnveil from Hew York
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
Jackets,
FROIYI $3.50 UPWARDS
inn & Fuioisoi
t Remarkably Low Prices.
Splendid Chinchilla Overcoats $5.50.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
fp Winter Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
As we are forced to SELL FOR CASH in order to avoid lawsuits (like
the famous A. S. Collins and wife's suit) and bud debts, our prices will always' be-
found the verv lowest in tho market. We invito onr friends and customers to
examine our coodB and prices before purchasing.
The Miller
Store Bulletins;.
166 Second Street.
IW M. HONYWILL respoctfully announces
having taken tho above premises on Lease,
and will, In a few days, open with a stock of
men's Olotlxixxgr,
Boots, Shoes, Ejfco.,
and hopes to be favored with ahare of tho
public patronage. ro "i
en i
. .
THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
This well-known Brewery is now turning out the best Beer and Portei
east of the Cascades. The latest appliances for the manufacture of ood health
ful Beer have been introduced, and on.y the first-class article will bo priced on
ho market.
STOP
It's You I Want!
A Life-Sire Crayon Free with every
dozen Cabinet 1'hotos. The people aro
tired of being liuinbiicd by traveling
Crayon Fakirs. They have stopped pay
ing tho Agent's railroad fare and hotel
bill with every crayon they order. Sam
ples on exhibition.
THK DALI.LES, OR,
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