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Saturday, Nov. n, 1893.
Our . .
f 30c.
sec Dress Goods,
40c.
FOR
2RC
Our
A
60c.
65c.
75c.
Dress Goods,
FOR
50C
25 per cent. Discount on all Linings and Trimmings.
,'Vl, ALL GOODS MARKED
71 1 . in Plain figures.
PEASE & MAYS.
The flallesDaily Ghponiek
Mitnail 11 tho I'oHtoIllt'c nt Tliu Ditllug, Oregon,
UK nccDiul-clnsi mutter.
I.nciil Ail viii'tllii;.
1U Cunts pur line (or lirst limertlmt, mill (i Cunts
M.T IlllO fur l.'HCll l)lll)neiIIUIlt lllMTtldll.
d i'ln 1 riitw (urloiu; time notlcei.
All Iih-'iiI itcitlcos ruculvuil liitur thmi ;t n'ulork
will iippcnr the (oIlowliiK iltiy.
THTRSDAY,
- - NOV. 11, ISO!!
The Daily and Weekly Chronicle viihj
b found on mle at I. C. Ntukclwn'H utore.
NOVEMBER NUGGETS.
Our Hull' :ii!Uii-iii I'roiu In mill Altout
tint City.
.Mr. E. Sehnnno has mit a good exam
ple liy wheeling tiwny tin; until in the
Htri'ut at Harris' corner until is hard
rock liuttmu 1h struck.
A couple of pups wont into Hnyiml it
llnruuttV olllco toiluy, inul tool; away it
Itir of shoes belonging to .Mr. Baynrd,
while tho owner wuh across thu street.
Now is your chance to giiCBH at tho
candy in GarrotHon's window, nil guess
Iiik closed liy 7 :'M) Saturday uvouing tit
HurrinV gallery. Candy free Come
wry body.
Tho young ladies of the Christian
church Sunday school will givo a mite
social hi tlio basement of tho church
Satnnl.iy evening lit 7 o'clock. Couio
curly nnd havo 11 good tiino.
Tim matter of tho MiHpoiiHion of U. 11.
Finn, an attorney of Lit Grande, from
practicing Iwforu tho bur of Oregon, a
trial will ho hold in Tlio Dalhw before
Judge Bradshaw on Nov. 'JOth.
Twenty-two people avallud themselves
of tlio opportunity to gut crayoiiH of
themselves for nothing at IIorrin'H (gal
lery yestordav afternoon as pur adver
tisement in Mondny'a Ghuoniom'..
Tho K. of 1'. propoao to orect a hand-
eonio public building soon that will bo a
credit to tho city. Tho lowur Htory will
bo (ittod up to accommodate hIiowh, etc.,
a lequiromuiit Tlio Dalles Jh sadly in
need of.
Tho rivor lino risen rupJdly at tlif h city
during tho puHt four or livo days and
thin morning tho gunge registers ton
foot above zero, YcHtorduy tho rise wan
two foot two-tenths, nnd today the river
is rlHing fast.
A bin lot of fruit trees from tlio Jovvett
nurseries, Wliito Salmon, arrived today
for distribution among our fruit raisers.
These uuraorlcH are quite popular, as
Mr. Jewett sells nothing but Hrst-class
trees and standard varieties.
FarmorB near Tueoma havo nearly
completed arrangements for tho impor
tutlon of a largo number of hogs from
tho east to fatten on dutnaged grain.
The Great Northern and tho Northern
Pacifln
hogs over thoir lines froo, so that tho I
whole cost In bringing tiio hogs would bo
tlio coat of delivering thorn to tho nbovo
roads.
Mino host Sklbbo, just aftor pulling
"In shoes off last night, preparatory to
Koing to bed, noticed a lantern light in
the vicinity of his chicken house,
watching further he saw a man in the
act of crawling through,! amall hole in
tiio fence. Noisolessly ho made his way
to within about eix foot of tho fellow's
ear. nnd shouted "polico I police I" It
t wits a corapluto surprise and tlio
flnenjy became panic stricken, resulting
111 n completo rout. Ho stralgh toned
P nnd ran away like a door Into the
wkitegg, No fnrthor oirort was mdo
Pursuit,
Tho KiiHtiTii )r!:nii Afiyliim.
In rt'gurd to the branch insane asylum
to bo uoiiHtructtid In eastern Oregon, the
trustees concluded to instruct the super
intendent of the present insane asylum,
Dr. L. L. Rowland, together with two or
more assistants or consulting physicians,
to uxuuiinu all the sites that have been
oll'ored for tho brunch institution in the
Kuatorn portion of the state, and re
quire them to render to the board of
public building commissioners as quiukly
ii8 possible a report respecting the
henlthfulness uud suitability of the
localities for the new institution
U'liuu this is done, jtlicu some decisive
action will be taken toward the prelimi
nary work of construction.
CONSTRUED IT WRONG.
MlKuiiilertHii(llnc an Ordlnnnco Cannes
Trouble.
Critokvil I'uih.
Everybody who pretends to know any
thing, knows Sain Klein but there are
a great many tricks that as yet the boys
are not on to. Sam is the owner of a
second hand Htoro, sells everything in
fact, and ho is also the owner of two very
fine pups, which ho has been enducating
for the past two months. Now, tho
latest trick of Sam's is this, ilo will get
up an argument relative to the late ro
publican election in thu east and while
ho ia busy with you the tin pa aro at
work in your cilice or place of business,
packing away your vulubles, of courso
taking them to their master's place of
business. Thu truth of all which I can
vouch for. C. E. Bayaiid.
Ollim Knoliil,
:V plunsant time was had by those who
attended the dime social at the Metho
dist, church lust evening. A program of
considerable morit was prepared, as fol
lows :
Stnging from Finest of tho Wheat,
l'rayer.
Opening address, ltev. Whisler.
Organ solo, Mrs. JO. J. Collins.
Recitation, Fanny Chcesmau.
Baas solo, Mr. Magee.
Uecitation, Lola Eulmnk.
Vocal duet, Myrtle and ltutta Stono.
Singing troiu finest of tho Wheat.
Ituiiedictiou.
Tlio program was followed by a delec
tnblo lunch of sandwiches, cake and cof
fee, and tho remainder of the evening
was devoted to tu general social good
time.
llollnt'hH AlitotliiK'
Fivk Miu: Gkkkk, Nov. , 18U3.
A protracted mooting will coinmenco
at tho Three Mile schoolhouso on Satur
day evening, Nov. llth, at 7 o'clock
sharp, and if there Ib no preventing
Providence, a basket meeting will con
vene at 11 o'clock a. m. unci 2 o'clock p.
m, and also at 7 o'clock p. m. Every
body is invited to come with your mind
staid on God. Services free to all and
no salary or collection of money is or
shall bo taken up. No, never. Amen.
.1. M. D. Waukikm),
Evangelist.
ooMtno
COMPOUND.
A recent dUopvery tf an old
pliyilclan. Successfully vtid
monthly by (Aoiuanift qr
LailU't. U tho ouly porfootly
afo nnd rollablo modlclno ilU-
llawaro of uuwluolnled druenltn who
.. infFinv mwllclnes lu lilaco of tliU Aik for
Cook' Cotlou llool Compound, tab no tubal
Me, or lucloio it and 0 conts in pontogo In Utter
nnd wo w!lWoud,oalod, liyretiimmall. KuHnoalod
parHiJulttrii In plain cuvclopo, to ladloa only,
BUroi3. Addrow I'ond Uly Componv,
No. a 1'Ulit-r Hiock. Dotolt, Jtlon.
Sold lu Tlio DnllcH liy Hlukuloy & HouKton.
covered.
Aak your denier
Stove Polish.
for Mexican Silver
The special mooting of the council last
night developed a peculiar incident this
morning. Ordinance No. 202 was read,
section 1 of which provides :
That no horse, mare gelding, mule,
goat, chicken, turkey, goose or duck
shall hereafter be allowed to run at large,
or be herded, tied in or upon any of the
streets, alleys.unenclosed places or public
grounds within the limits of Dalles city,
during nny of the hours of the day or
night except when being driven through
the city for shipment, or other lawful
purposes,
The marshal, claiming to act underthe
instructions of the council, unhitched a
pack horse and, impounded it while the
owner was buying a bill of goods from
Pease & Mays. Coming out of the store
to placo the goods on the horse he
noticed it was gone, and inquiry showed
it was in the pound. Mr. Van Bibber's
horse which was attached to the milk
wagon, was also untied and put in the
pound.
Whoever of the council gave the
marshal such instructions was wrong
for the proviso in the last part of the
section covers the ground, in that tho
horse was tied in accordance with a law
ful purpose
The event caused some excitement
this morning, but the town Boon re
sunied its wonted calm, as the obnoxious
order was revoked, the horses liberated,
and the marshal instructed to molest
tied teams no further.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. J. 13. Mowrv of Moro is in the
city today.
Mrs.Jowettof White Salmon returned
home this morning.
Mrs. T. W. Sparks and son left this
morning lor rortianu.
Mrs. Win. Strong and family went to
Portland tins morning on tlio Kegulntor.
Mossrs. JJrevmnn and Suuimerville.
bankers of Portland, left for homo this
morning.
Mrs. Buchler and Mrs. Lnuretson took
the steamer this morning for Oregon's
metropolis.
norm. .uuttvAi.H.
Skibbe, Tuesday John JJrookhouse,
J D Collier. Win M Ward, Dufur;
William Trottor, Brush Prairie; C
Fruerhuhn, Prineville; B Brown, Ice
land, Idaho ; J B Williams, Moro j F M
Dash, Walla Walla; G D Laird, Colfax;
Henry Luttman, llnrtland j Peter Han
ahau, J H Hamihan, Leo Kondeau,
Kiugsloy ; Thomas Burgoss, Portland ;
Sklbbo Hotel, Wednosday Chnrlos
McFarland, Chinowoth; Mrs M E
Miller, Kinlwick; N C Steavenson,
Fred Smith, Mowry; A W Walker,
W K Hays, B H Hays, Nansone ; Chns
Payett, Conterville; Henry Lunman,
Ilartlund.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
Diego, Gal., says: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Komedy is the first medicine I havo
ever found that would do me any good."
Price 50 cts. Sold by Snipes & Kinorsly.
Fresh oysters at A. Holler's confec
tionery store.
WOOD, WOOD, WOOD.
Best grades of oak, tlr, and slab cord
wood, at lowest market rates at Jos. 1.
Potora & Co. (Oflice Second and Jefl'or
son streets,)
WANTED ! !
2,000 or 8,000 Stock Shoop, for
which cash will bo paid. En
quire nt this olllco.
Nov. (Al
A SPECIAL SESSION.
The City Council' KlecU L. K. Crown
Conncllmnn-Other IlimltieM.
Mayor Paul Kreft presided at n special
meeting of tho city council last niaht
The rnp of the gavel occurred at 7 :45 and
the full council was. present. Mr. Kreft
stated the object of tho meeting was to
elect a councilman from the Second
ward and transact any other business
that might properly come before the
meeting.
Nominations being in order, Aid.
Lauer named L. E. Crowe. George W.
Rowland was nominated by Aid. Jolea
and Emllo Schanno by Aid. Hudson.
The contest settled between Rowland
and Crowe, several ballots being taken.
which resulted Crowe 3, Rowland 2, and
a deadlock was formed. All compro
mises were barren of result, and finally
Aid. Eshelman suggested that the
minority yield to tho majority, and not
postpone the election. One Rowland
supporter yielded, which resulted in the
election of Crowe.
Mr. Lauer, from the committee on
streets and public property, said he had
been made an offer of tho use of the
vacant lot on the corner of Fourth and
Washington streets, owned by Snipes &
Kinersly at a rental of $4 per month.
Mr. Hudson moved that $3 bo offered,
the lot to be used anly in the daytime.
After considerable discussion the motion
was carried. Mr. Hudson next moved
that hitching posts be provided on said
lot, which also carried. A motion for
the city to fill up the old well on said
lot lost and the marshal instructed to
notify the owners to do so.
Mr. Eahelman moved that the arc
light by St. Mary's academy be moved
to the middle of the street, saying it
would please many taxpayers. Mr.
Jolas, who knows the past history of
everything and forgetteth nothing, said
he believed that light was once moved
from the middle of the street to its pres
ent location for a purpose, and wanted
to know what the purpose was before
voting in favor of it. This refreshed
Mr. Kreft's memory and he said it was
to light up Second street, as well as
Third, and the matter was referred to
the committee on streets and public
property.
Aid. Joles Bpoke of an incompleted
sidewalk on Eleventh street, which Mr.
Hudson believed would be built before
the next meeting, and no action was
taken.
The recorder was instructed to notify
Mr. Richmond to remove an outhouse
on Third and Laughlin streets.
Aid. , Hudson moved that tho com
mittee on fire and water he instructed
to prepare an amendment to the fire or
dinance, compelling those who have
patent flues to remove them and put in
brick and mortar. Passed.
The acting-mayor asked what had
been done in the matter of enforcing the
collection of licenses. The recorder
made a statement which was apparently
satisfactory, and the recorder and mar
shal were instructed to attend promptly
to the collection of delinquent taxes.
The following changes in committees
were then announced :
Streets and public property Lauer,
Butts and Crowe.
Fire and water Joles, Lauer and
Crowe.
Finance Joles, Butts and Crowe.
All other committees stand.
After a few desultory remarks by the
mayor on the two inankegiving
proclamations, announcing that "we
would observe Cleveland's," the meet
ing adjourned.
Mays & Crowe has seed rye for sale.
Cut flowers and winter blooming
plants for sale by Mrs. Phillips.
Rooms to rent nt Rev. A. Horn's resi
dence on Ninth street. 6-23daw.
Uso Mexican Silver Stove Polish
ANTKD rushing Cmivasn'r of good ad
rlrpfcs. I.llnTiil Milnrv nnd exiienscs vwld
weekly, l'erinimcnt position. liKOWN HKOS.
CO; Nurserymen, I'ortlaiul, Or. xwiw
The M
Stat
166 Second Street.
M, H0NYWILL
Respectfully announces hav
ing taken tho nlwvo premises
on leasts and will, on
Thursday next,
open with u stock of
PEP'S CLOTHING.
Furnishings,
Etc, Etc,
and hopes to bo favored
with a Klmro of tlio pub
lic patroiuge.
uel;iop po5tpoped
The balance of
Our Large Stock
We will Close Out
Reparaiess of cost !
xJGREAT BARGAINS.
Store Fixtures for Sale.
N. Harris.
P. S. Special prices to dealers.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
todies'
Jackets,
. FR0JH $3.50 UPWARDS
Clotfpg & Fumisio Goods
At Remarkably Low Prices.
SptauiS Chinchilla Overcoats $5.50.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Winter Dry Goods,
E00TS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
As we are lorced to SELL FOR CA.-H in order to avoid lawsuits fliko
the famous A. S. Collins and wife's suit) and bad debts, our prices will always b
found the very lowest in the market. Wo invito our friends and cufetoincrs to
examine our uoods and prices before pureliasiiic.
THE CELEBRATED v
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
This well-known Brewery is now tinning out thu best Beei and Porter
east of the Cascades. Tho latest appliances tor tho manufacture of good health
ful Beer have been introduced, and on. y th first-daw! artiele will be p aced on
he markt.
PAUL KREFT & CO.,
DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
And the Most Complete nnd the Latest Patterns and Perignx in
W A-ILbIL paper.
TPraclical Painters and Paper Hanger!'. None but the best brands of thu
Sherwin-Williams and .1. W. Masury's Puiuts used in all ,nir work, and iiuiib but
tho most skilled workmen employed. Agents for Masnry Liquid Paints. No
chemical combination or soap mixture. A first class article in all colon,, All
orders promptly attended to.
Paint Shoti corner Thirdatid Washing011 Sts Tho DhIIob, Orafou
8 Crayons i Liie-Size Water Color
FREE I
Wo aro going to give away a series of enlarged pictures to our
customers commencing Saturday, Nov. llth, and continuing
every Saturday until Christmasi Wo want to show you that it
pays to trade ut home, and any one who has had photos, made by
us ut any time is entitled to a guess at each and every picture
given away. If you havo ever bought a picture of us, come anil
register your guess at the Candy in the jar. If you are not a cus
tomer, couie and see the kind of work we aro turning out Tljo
First Cravon will bo awarded at 7:30 o'clock Saturday evening,
Nov. llth, at tho Gallery, Come evorybody, it will cost you
nothing. The jar is on exhibition In Ganetson window.
THE DALLLES, OIL