The Dalles Daily Chronicle. Enteral at tho l'oatofflce at The Dullct, Orcgwn, a necoiul -class mutter. XX. O. KTielsen, Till: DAI.I.KS OUKdON LETTERS MARKED "RUSH." An .Mlviupt to IMnoover Why They Aro Thus Trrit"it. It is a legend in the telegniph oflice that this sender takes u pile of mes sages, ami, sorting out those marked "rush," puts them at the bottom of the pile. There is also a class of commu nicants that every newspaper otlloe know which marks its letters "rush." It will never be known just what these writers expect, says the Minne apolis Journal. Possibly it is that when the letter is received by the post oiUcc authorities the wheels of Uncle Sam's mighty engine for the distribu tion of mail will stop while the post master seizes his hat and rushes out to deliver the letter personally. If any body sees the postmaster tearing across town, break-neck speed, he may know that the postmaster is deliver ing a "rush" letter. Usually a letter marked "rush" bears a message some what as follows: "Hasty, Minn., Sept. U. John Q. Montgomery died yesterday of old age. He will be seriously missed in our beautiful village. John L. Johnson raised a potato on his lower forty this year that weighed eighteen ounces. Frank "Williamson was taken to the in sane asylum yesterday." Sometimes a man will send a letter marked "rush" containing a check or a postal order. Then it goes to the business office and is not opened but sent to the news editor on the .'suppo sition that it contains news. The news editor growls at the chump that sent it and sends it back to the business office. And so a letter marked "rush" is usually delayed. Clothier and Tailor. .Deeidedlv tliu Finest Line of. Gents' Kiiriiisl"Ling Goods, Trunks and Valises, etc., etc.. ' COK. SECOND AND WASHINGTON. THE DALLES, OK. Qolumbia ftotel. THE DALLES, OREGON. This Popular House Has lately been thoroughly renovated and miwlj furnished throughout, and ia now hotter than ever prepared to f 11 rn lli the best Hotel accommodations of any housu in tin; city, and at the very low rnto of $1 a day. First-Class Meals. 25c. Office of tho fast and commodious opposition Stupe to Dufur, Kingsley, Tygh Valley, Wapinittu, Warm Springs and l'rinevillu is in tho Ilotel and persons going to Prineville can save $4.00 by going on this Stage lino. All trains stop here. Twice a Week From NOW Until December 31, 1894, For ONLY $1.50. Tnese aie Dull Times! Ilncklen't Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cute, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi tively cures piles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Snipes fc Kin eraly ,-&re your children subject to croup? 7 II so, yon should never be without a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Kemedy. It is a certain cure for croup, and has never been known to fail. If given freely as soon as the croupy cough ap pears it will prevent the attack. It is the sole reli'ince with thousands of pothers who have croupy children, and jnever disappoints them. There is no danger in giving this liemedy in large .-and frcq,fjnt ilo-es, as it contains noth ing injurious. 50 cent bottles for sale .by BJafrnlpy & Houchton, druggists. 1111 urani-. Moose's ranch, about three miles south of The Dalies, ha unexcelled pasturage . and any one who desires to avail them selves of the fact can secure reasonable j terms upon application. 17t. All delinquent taxpayers that don't j want their name? advertised had better , come fin-waul, as the roll will be pub-' lished on tile 21t'of this month. T. A. Wakii. Sheriff. HE NEW TOWN has been platted on the old camp wound, itt tho For!; mid i Falls of Hood river, with large, Mxhtly lots, bruml streets and alleys, good mil ' aiidpurewater,vlthsumlom profusion, pcrfeetilralniise.ili'llKliuul inoiiiitjin climate, tho central attraction us n mountain summer resort (or nil Oregon, being the nearest town to Mt. Hood. It is unparalleled as a manufacturing center, being tho twturil center (or 150 (.quart1 miles ot the best cedar and lir timber, possessing millions of horse-jower in its dahing Mounts at'd wntc' (alls, easily hanii'ssi-d. Where cheap motive jmwur exists, thcie tho m.mu factories will center, surrounded by coll and elitnato that e.ninot bo excel anywhere (or (rutt and agriculture, and with tia!UK)italii alroadv ns-urte. you will ttnd this the place to make a j-erftct home or n paving liivestmen . . see me on tne ground.. 01 fZT-1- address me at Hood River - Wasco County, Oregon. TITIiE PERFECT W. Ross W inans. WE do jit WflJlT YOUR HpEI Jusfc flom, "There is a tide in the affairs of men which, taken at its jlooa leads on to fortune." The poet unquestionably had reference to the Clisi-ii S I -m Frniifi & Cms at CRANDALL & BUjRGET'S, Who are selling these goods out at greatly-reduced rates. MIOIIELBACII MUCK, - - UNION ST. S. L. YOUNG, : JBWBLBB : Watches, Jeuelry rejialred to older on cbort noliee. and satisfaction guaranteed AT THE Sturo uf J. U. Mchelaeu, yd M. The JlnlJe j0r FIRST CLHSS t Caveats, and Trade-Marks obtained, tad all Pat- g ent business conducted (or mooeratc Fees. 2 Our orrice is Oppositc.U. 8. patent Ornee' J and we can secure patent in less time lain tuote J 4 remote from Watlunston. Send model, diawios or photo., with deserip-J Stlon. We advise, if patentable or not, (ree of J charge. Our lee not due till patent is secured, t A PAMFHter. "How to Obtain Patents," witfij 5 cost oi same in the U.S. and foreign countries J tcnt lies, .uarcss, 4 OPP. PATCNTOrriCC, WACHINOTON, D. C. ?C.A.SNOW&CO.i NOTICE FOR l'UIJLICATION. V. S. Land Omen, The Dalles, Or., j October 17, Ib'M. Notice 1 hereby given that the following ijamul hettler litis filed notice of his intention to make final uroof In hUtinortof bis claim, uuil thatnaiii pioof will be made beoie the register and iceeiver of the U. H. a.vX oilleo at Tho Dalles, Or., on Monday, Nov. B7, Vo'JZ, viz: fuinea 31. 1'atlKon, Homestead upplicatioii No. HiVi (or fiKJi section 1, 'lp. i ti.,li 12 KW. M. Ho names tho following witnesson toprovo hl coiitinuotu residence uon and cultivation oi xaid land, vJz.: Keji linttv. Kugh Ohrimnan, W. K. Corson and K, N. Chundler, ull o( The Dalles, Or. lO'.'ltd JOHN W. LKWlti, Itwlster. NOTIOB FOH PUBLICATION. OrncK, Thu Dalles, Or.,) Oct. i!i, ifctrt. j Notice l JicicUv k I ven that tho following uumed 't'.Je' iMHllleU nollcoofhli intention to m.il;u i )1 roof in feuppoit of his claim, and tljut '' .' f wlllboiuude before tho Jtetfiiter nt'ri I '.'i-i'ivor at Tho DjIIck, Or., on Dcceinler )1, ib'M, Ut ItoUudu a. lirooks, derlboo of John IIugbvs,deccased. Uomesteoil Ai'pllCAUon No. 838. for the S SKJi and tiu HWiof Hoc. a.',T, 1 N Jt. W J.'. Ho name tho followltiK witnti..ei to prove hfu eoiillnuouB retldence ujon and ct. tlvutlon of bald land, vis: O. W.CooJi, V. A. Miller, Frank C'relgh ton and Beth Moiyati, all of the Dallei. Or. U JiuowN plcaws Uketiot'ce. t JOhN W, LKW18, UegUter. CAN BE HAD AT THE CHRONICLE OFFICE Reasonably Ruinous Rotes. Second St. I. C. N ICKELSEN, Tho Dalles, Or BURH AM & Robertson lroprlotorB, CityStables, Corner of Fourth and Federal 8tB., Tlio Dalles, Oregoni Tlieso Stables have on hand tho finofjt Livery in Eastern Oregon, and can accommodate patrons willi oitlior Single or Double Rigs, closed Hacks or Carriages day or night. MORE ROOM. Also, can furnish First O'iuh accominodatiouu to teamsters with freight or driving teams, having added to their stables largo feeding and wagou room. iCMBerclalPa'iriaieSiillcM BUT WOULD LIKE PI1EY, OUR GlEflT OffB, I m 1894. YOUR ATTEHTIOH Is (mllorl to the foot thut Hagh Glenn, Donlt'r In GhtNf. I.ltni', I'litHtur, ( Vi,,.... ntnl Hnllillnu' Mnt.-rlnlof ll Mn'u, I'urrli1 Hi n t I, In,. (,. Picture Moiildin To De found In the City, 72 Uloshington Street, From TERMINflli or INTERIOR Point, TIIK Iriri Paci n RHILROHD Ih the lino to take It I" the DlnliiK Cht Itonte, It runt Throacb Vetlhnlctl '1 rains every day in the vrto unicsg NO CHANOK OK tUUH.l And THE CHRONICLE pro poses to enliven them by in trodLicing its newsy presence into every home in Wasco County. OUR 1 Circulation must be doubled, ALL POINTS EAST AND and to do this we propose to! furnish the Weekly Edition for the balance of this year;j, HjujJ grjfj and one year beyond . for the ; r ' already low price of $1.50. A year and a third 16 months makes a GREAT amount of the very best read ing matter, comprising besides the world's news, valuable in formation on all subjects, and especiallv for the stock-raiser, THROUGH TICKETS . i-'in! tn !m"rfci! , , , ,. A I tloket oillruof thecominiy the farmer and the orchardist, ; Utilt Ittri.rtttiitt.iii pitiif.riiinir rHli.k. fltn m for I trnlno, mute hikI other itctnO ftirnlilinl oa ' nrilleMtli)ti to W. C. ALLAWAY, AKent I). I'. A. Niitf. Co., Itectllntor oHcv, TS l.illen, Or., nr A. I). CHAUI.TO.S, A t. (leiiernl l'MUBer Attt . J'urtUnd. rtn. Coiiiim)m!iI of DltlltiK Ciirx iimoirpiikiiol Hi; , muiiKniwuiE nix)iii3ieeerBi) mtest eiimvawv " TOUIIIST SLEEI'INB CAIIS j llont Hint chi) be comtrmunl, mill In Klilcu HCCiuiiniiMlntloiiii nru liotli Kne him I Ktirnlihol I for holileriuf Klmtuml HtH.'oniI.elntiTlckett.anil i ELEGANT BAY COACHES A coiitluunu Hue, ROiiiie(;tiiiK with nil Hum nflonlliiK illrect mul uitliitemipttil tervlee I'tllliiiiilt Hliujier tenet Viitlmis eHii lie wmiu. In iiilvmice tlirmiRli ntty HKent of the rimil and is the best medium exposing our resources to the world. If this OFFER Is not enough, our plan to is sue the Weekly in instalments e . . i v i n i ace, and Forwards same to of twice a week, .should make destination. Wasco warenousB Co., Receives Goods on Stor- your decision favorable at once. Sunday's, Monday's, Tuesday's and Wednesday's NEWS gets stale by Saturday night, and hereafter the Weekly Chronicle j Part I, will reach you Wednes day evening, and Part II on Saturday evening. FOR The extra trouble and expense connected with this effort to please, which is considerable, we look to an appreciative public for the approval we are sure it will give us. While we would be glad of subscription money in advance, it is not necessarily enforced. Subscribe NOW for 1894 And get the benefit of this speolal rate, whioh is the best offer ever made on this coasc, Receives Consignments For Sale on Commission. Rotes Reasonble. JlAltK iW()!n 7V. W. Oo. TIIK lA I.l.KS, K INTERNA TIONAL DICTIONARY Twice a Week From NOW Until December 31, 1894, For ONLY $1.50. A Grand IMmfr. HUCCWTC1 "Uuabrldtcd." Ten ycMiff!? In nivlitliir.Jf.5J moro than PM" eiH.'iiilc(l 9rsS4L III BIIOUIU ""-. tory, Hiielfiui;. P'5 nuiiclatlon. iiipniiinir uf worui. fiiiliient jiiiriioiwj fact cniu'ernlui, w loiintrles. cities, towns, nnil uaturai i noteil lletltloiiH ieri)iiH mill places: tr" latlun of forelun ijuutatluiwi werils, jiroverlm; etc,, etc., etc. , 11, fir rtr7lflfl7fllntllD liotmcliolil, 11111I t( tho teaelisr, noliolar, i'r- lesdloiuil man, and cir-ouucaior. ,Voif bi All llook$cllert. fJX O. A- C. Mar riam Co. f SSgL filrlmiflelil,Mu$s. JjERNOTONAt iliuiia. Cy-ticnd for freo proctin. The Dalles Daily Chronicle. HAS A PAMIIiY OF () 2000 READERS. 'ri,,, .,..i m m.r Din latent mi'1 ,moit rolliihlo i.ewN. Ami they reml uveO i thut N In tho j.Kjr. That Ih wimt "" Cluoiilelo 1111 liiviiliinlilo mlverti ik Kuvn to thu Mi'ilU' i,i ihn uilveilUvr when they rf-lr t The ietvkHiM,'r thut firesides Is thu ouu 01 imiroiiuu ni.vi . roach tho jmoplo. When tliwy want yf " their iiiiiioiiMcemenU will w fonml l 1110 'T,,; UjoIc over our coluiniiH ami ohervo llioviw lion of tho truth of this iioertlon. Ileirn'mw.. ntrmlo of u family of ttvo tlmii';""" In worth imltlnK Jr lliromd' enliiiiins. (uiiieliillv no lit OUT very