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$35.00,
$15.00,
$10.00.
TO BE AWAY
Saturday, Dec. i6th, 1893,
TO THE
Churcli, Cliurcli Society,
or Charitable Institution,
Receiving the greatest number of votes.
First Prize, $35.00, to the largest number.
Second Prize, $15.00, to the next largest number.
Third Prize, $10.00, to the next largest number.
One vote for every 25 cents of merchandise purchased in our store.
Voting commences Wednesday morning, November 15th.
Voting closes Saturday at 6 P. M., December 16th.
Sec Corner Window.
Oor Stock of Linen Collars,
lOc. Kncli.
,'Vi, all Goods marked .
ry in plain Figures. nT
PEASE & MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle. '
'.ic 1M i!lirp at The DailcK, Orffron,
k h oud ' inns mutter
CLEVERLY CAUGHT.
.MuriliTi-r hikI .Adulterer Cuiicht
Ofllrer mill OrlH Connelly.
I.y
l.uml Ad vrtlln;r.
j r ant- Tor tlrit Insertion, imd & Ccutt
-i.'-li n'.lwiiuimt ttm-rtion
1 t time notions
. i nl'-ct received later thiiti S o'clock
i tv- following lny.
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Mr. John liurnett, sheriff at Chehalis,
' left The Dalles this morning with a
noted dcsterado. captured here by Dep
I uty Sheriff Phirman and Marshal
jMaloney. Hi name is Jack Renfrow,
1 alia? Lew Spencer, alias J. Hamilton,
NOV 10 igp' ' ttd he is wanted on a chnrjre of adultery,
' ' ' I having teparated a wife from her litis-
. ,, , . , I band in Chehalis and liviutr with her
Wnklv Chromctf may . , . . , , ., , ,
r .. , , , , , three voars. It is reported, also that he
I. I . A icMnn t tttne. t . .", . .'. ,
is guilty 01 commiunii; it inuruer in
j Missouri.
NOVEMBER NUGGETS. j He was caught here very adroitly.
j Mr. I'hirmau had received word from
"r iiiy ci-Hii-iii I'rmn in imil Ai)ut j Sheriff' Harnett that a man named Ren
tiii cit.v. f row or Sja-ncer would asl; for a receipt
M.n..s ..ndTumVaer tin,- when other Smm tlllJ ltoflice for a registered letter
' ? B ent to J-red Weijrle, a Chehalis man,
. nij.rt iiir, one flower 1 know hiw not a . . . , . . ,, . , .
,. ni t iv j and the deputy asked Postmaster Nolan1
Y'l r!'-: thcy rc h ":o, " I t0 W!lt('M for "wU 11 party. Soon Mr. O.
" '. ' :.''-""' Ukt! c,ulwtWi doth Bet J K. i:ott, a farmer living near this city,
1 ' came in and asked for mail for Lee
r 1 ; worth Leatrue will hold its
n, ..y buRtnete mui'tiuK this eruiii tig.
V r'. .nur.ee that has to bo enforced
C4i -.ah in i business on the recorder's
nrbe t-bippedlastnichtliOO head
,1 .. ..i ...... l. .1 : ... I.- I
w , .nminfe-mt; w nt.nt for the oflict'H
lur tne ounu markets.
i- Y. Snedaker, the dentist, has
Hi "(( jCf,, ti,,. rooms formerly occupied
v f)r. U". H. Hineharl as an olfice.
vme mt chanics are at work adjoinint;
'lie fi(ifrahl ruins on the east putting
up a budding for a photograph gallery.
A fine lot of fut hogs will be shipped
from Sultmarsho A Co.'h stock yards for
the ' nind market, which came in to
la report that the Milton bank robbers
have i,..(.n located near the mouth of
I'inc creek is incorrect. They are t-till
.arm-.
A I'or'land lady being complimented
or ,c beauty of her daughter's foot,
"(know (edged it and said she was going
to iet hoinu good sculptor make a bust
01 it.
The "V )i!hi will be given at the
academy Saturday evening. A good
programme has been prepared. The ad
"iifiloii has buun plaeod at lf cents,
whic!i includes refreshments.
t'randall A Jlurgett rectivetl an order
tin- inoriijng for a coflin to be sent to
I nderwood's Landing. Tim particular
ere very brief and merely ntuted that a
'ii had been found dead in his cabin
"ur that pluce. The landing is just be
low the mouth of White Salmon.
Mr. J. S. Fiali last evening packed
two dozen celery, to Hond to a lesldent of
'inigo, who has had a taeto of the
Oregon jtnxluct, and who is willing to
!'' for the extra exnetiho and trouble,
'"J'lng he never before tasted t"ythiiig
1,0 Koodun the celery grown tu Cngoii
ttd iinist huve bomu more ut .tny price.
An uuderalned Chinainen was carry
Jug two great pucku of wooil this mom
jnfe' on Second street, Mju load dangling
"oiii eaeh Hhoulder. A noble rod man
w''0 would weigh about 176 pounds was
'uriously watching him and laughing at
""b when the celestial invited the
yjulr.il to try the load. The latter stoop
' "iider the yoke and tried to lift tho
urjIon, but It did not budge. "Jleap
' said the Slwash, and with greater
"l'fct for the Cliiiiinnitu'H abllltleH ho
"nied to ,k wljitu iiiun bUnding near
" curlouHly usked: "What kind of
" liidluu him?"
J A Crowe has seed ryo for ualo.
Spencer, who, he said, worked for him.
He was accompanied by another man,
and he the postmaster correctly surmised
was the man. As soon as thev went out
Mr. 2olau asked Orla Connelly, a mere
boy, who works in tho store, to follow
the man, pointing him out. while he
Orla did so, and
soon Mr. Phirman and Marshal Maloney
appeared, who arrested him, and tele
graphed to Harnett. The prisoner
denied his identity, but Mr. Phirman,
after a careful search, found a receipt
for a regNtercd letter just given by Mr.
Nolan, tucked away in the lining of his
pocketbook, and then Mr. Phirman was
confident of having arrested the right
man. When Sheriff Harnett arrived he
at once identified him, and though the
prisoner still denied his identity, it was
of no avail, and before leaving he broke
down and acknowledged being fairly
caught.
KtritiiKtli uuil ilfultli.
If you are not feeling strong and
hudtiiy, try Klectric Hitters. 11 "la
grippe" has left you weak and wen'
lice Klectric Hitters. This remedy acts
directly on liver, stomach and kidneys,
gently aiding those organs to perform
their functions. If you arealilicted with
sick headache, you will find speedy and
permanent telief by taking Electric
Hitters. One trial will convince you
that this is the remedy you need. Largo
bottles only 50c. at Snipes &. Kinersly's
drug store.
Are your childien subject to croup?
If so, you should never bo without a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
It is a certain cure for croup, and has
never been known to fail. If given
freely as soon as tho croupy cough ap
pears it will prevent the attack. It is
tl o sole reliance with thousands of
'iiotherti who have croupy children, and
never disappoints them. There is no
danger in giving this Kemedy in largo
and frequent doses, as it contains noth
ing injurious, 50 cent bottles for sale
by iilakeley & Houghton, druggists.
Mr. W. M. Terry, who has been in
the drug business at Klkton, Ky., for
the past twelve years, says: "Chain
berluin's Cough Kemedy gives better
satisfaction than any other cough medi
cine 1 have ever sold." There is good
reason for this. No other will cure a
cold so ijiiiekly ; no other Is so certain u
preventive and euro for croup ; no other
affords so much relief in inises of whoop
Jug cough. Kor sale by Hlakeley &
Houghton, druggists.
Fresh oysters at A. Keller's confec
tionery ttore.
Touglm Kultt ut thf) I.nck.
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John Trana, a police officer of the
Cascades, is in the city for the purpose
of enlisting the svmpathies of the county
I : . . l. f . .1.
uuiivrs iu jiiv.ic.iKV iiiu puiiuc iuiuc ut ujc
Locks, as he alone is owerles3 to deal
with the rough element there, if they
choose to combine against an arrest.
He wishes to correct the statement that
he was treated roughly by the crowd
while trying to arrest James Daniels, a
stone cutter, for disorderly conduct on
Wednesday. He was merely lifted
bodily from his prisoner, while he was
astride ol his body trying to handcufr
him. The same evening Mr. Trana
came to The Dalle?. In the night,
George McCauley, a deputy who tried to
aid Trana in making the arrest, was
Handled roughly in a saloon for his in
terference, but was not seriously hurt.
Mr. Trana says that for weeks at a time
everything will move smoothly and
affairs will be as quiet as a churchyard,
but some night or a holiday when they
drink a little too much mineral water,
they get out for a little sjxjrt and have
tilings all their own way. For this
reason he wants the force increased that
order may be enforced and peace reign.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. I. C. Kichardo of Goldendale is in
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Phelps will go
down to Portland and remain during tho
winter months.
Mrs. Mabel Powers and Miss Maie
Norton returned to Portland by the
early morning train.
Mr. D. H. Kelley of Mitchell, who has
been in the city several days, departed
for San Francisco this morning.
Messrs. Pat. Mclllany. John Trana,
Dr. C'audiana and Mr. Col lib', all of Cas
cade Locks, are in the city today.
Messrs. John Divers, Win. Davidson,
J. H. Pavton, L. K. Morse and H. J. Hib
bard of Hood Hiverare in town today on
court business.
Mr. J. C. Hayes of Hood Hiver. a
prominent citi.en and surveyor of that
section, made Tin.' Ciihonici.i: a pleasant
call this morning.
A letter received this morning from
Hulfalo, N. V., states Mr. Linus Hub
bard, of this city, is lying very ill with
typhoid fever in 'that city. He longs for
our salubrious climate, where he had
better be, than in the malarial east.
Kev. H. F. Honney of Watnic is in Tho
Dalles today ami made Tim Ciiito.sici.i: a
call. Ho has been absent in tho be
nighted Willamette region for several
weeks and promises Tin: Chkonici.k
readers with an interesting article soon.
Il01i:i. AllItlVAI.K.
Skihbe Henry Lavman, Centerville;
S K Hair, Dulur; John Holton, Walla
Walla; W Js JJromer, James JJromer,
Centerville; O H Harris and wife,
M010; N 0 Crawling, Goldendale; D W
Lucas, Warnic; Kichard Hrookhouso,
10-Mile; John J. Hrookhouse, Dufur.
MAICItlKU,
In The Dalles, at tho homo of tho
bride's parents, Nov. 15th, Mr. Albert
W. Turner and Jilia Jane Matuey, by
Klder G. H. Harnett.
May long life and much huppiness at
tend tho youthful pair.
Kuilomril Uy tlm I'rtau.
In tlilh kki'iitlcul Kottoineiit8 wade before
buliiK i-rolluil uru Ki-iienilly Ingulfed Into. J'oo
Ulu uru utwiiyn found ("line ouu uld) on tho eldu
vla-rti their intcrm Ju view .f thc ln.t
liimiud truth 1111 indorn;im'iit from ouu who ti
not interonted liuiild hoof doublu viiluo. heniv
the followiiiK frank ttatemenl nhould buiwid
with InU'rrM
(iKNTLKMKN Tlil I" to certify that J Imvo
liked Kriiiiko'n ileudnc'ie Ciiiulf with MitUfui1
tory reoiiltn. 1 IjoiikIU a Ux which cot im; Z
cent mid ono i-unu1c cured ino of dreadful tick
lieuduchu My wife and in)lf huve both ucd
Hit) iiitilleliu'H iaiiiiiifai'ltiril by tlio Nornu'ii
J.lchty Mf'K Co. utid we lecoiimiend them to tliu
iiublle a beliiK jimt what they urn lepre nted.
llwiKH-tnilly.
V J lliri IIINSON,
i;d, (lazette. I'liami t IIlll, Mo.
riold by HnlpOnJiV Ji Micr-ly
Jury n.i to Hood ltlvnr-lluitlnrii
llonn ly tlm (Irnud .fury.
The nttcntion of Judco Hradshaw is
still being confined to tho Uock Alery
case. The testimony Is all In and tho
lawycra were this afternoon speaking
pro and con.
A jury took the Keculator thi s morn
ing, in charge of Hnlliff Jackson, to ox
amino the premises in the case of Water
Supply Company of Hood River Vallev
ve. W. It. Winans. The jury will arrive
tins evening on tho 11 o'clock train, and
consists of J. A. Nickclson, J. Millard,
Joseph Kelley, H. II. Williams, Frank
Vogt, L. P. Ostlund, Win. McCruin, J.
W. Allen, K. G. Closter, J. Staniele,
Geo. Arnold and J. Mcintosh.
Tho grand jury has transacted the
following business today :
In the case of Stale vs. W. J. Jeffers.
not a true hill was returned, owintr to
his being taken to the asylum, nnd the
probable fact that ho was insane at the
time of shooting at his Bon-in-law.
In the cases of State vs. Milton Aiken
and State vs. Kd Gibson, not true bills
were found, because tho prosecutinir
witnesses have left town and there is
not sufficient evidence to convict.
A true bill against Mell Kulp for as-
eault.
Not a true bill against Richard Brook-
house and Frank Watkins for driving
stock from the range.
Yesterday a true bill was found
against Lewis Caton for assault with a
dangerous weapon, but on account of
his advanced age, a bill was returned for
simple assault, and he was fined $75.
Good wheat for seed or chicken feed at
six bits per sack cash at J. II. Cross'
Feed Store. tf
Monthly
lteport of
No. S3
School District
Eight Mile, Or.
Total number enrolled. 23. Those
who have secured 100 deportment for
excellent behavior and scholarship are
as follows :
Emma Johnson, Amy Angell, Lora
Drake, Anna Patterson, Carrie Drum-
mond, Iva Leabo, Amos Johnson, Annie
Johnson, Alice Johnson, Willis and Ray
Darnielle.
Those who were neither absent or
tardy were Emma and Amos Johnson,
Carrie Druminond, Alfred Huott, David
Patterson, Iva Leabo, Willis and Ray
Darnielle anil Monroe Drake.
Hattie I. Hill, Teacher.
WOOD'S miOSPIIODINIi
The Great Enzllch Remedy.
Promptly and permanently
cures nil forms of Kcrvous
Wcakness.F.miirtons, Sperm-
otorrhea, Impotency and all
effects of Abuse or Execsses.
Kcca prescribed over
.ycarsln tnousandsof cases;
Is tho only Reliable and Hon
est medicine- fcnoirn. Ask
drngslst for Wood's Pliomhodlnej If ho offora
tome worthless medlclno In placo of this, loavo hl3
dishonest store, lncloso prico in letter, end
wo will send by return mail. Price, ono package,
$l;uix,S3. One icllljlca.se, six ictll cure. PamyU
let in plain scaled envelope, 2 cents postage.
Addrt33 Tho Wood Chcmlcnl Co.,
i: i Woclwanl avenue, Detroit, Mich.
Sold in The Duller by Iilakeley A; Houston.
WOOD! 1VOIIII! WOOD!
Rest grades oak, lir, pine and slab
wood. Office VAX Second street. All
orders promptly attended to.
tf ' Maiki: cc Hkxton.
toetior; pctpoped.
The balance of
Etforc andAfttr.
Hot clam broth at J. 0.
day at 4 o'clock.
Mack's every
Sutler.
To All Whom it M.v Concern:
Notice is hereby given that tho
common council of Dalle City has pro
cured the use of tho.se certain premises
situated at the corner of Fourth anil
Washington streets, in said city, for the
purpose of tying teams during tho hours
of the dav. ' Tho use of said promises
are free to all persons having teams, ami
who do not desire to put their teams up
in tho feed yards, or staliles of the city.
All teams found tied ni) elsewhere from
and after tin- date of this notice will bo
placed in the public pound of the city.
Dan. Mai.onev. City Marshal
Dated this 13th day of Nov., 18!)3.
Mexican Silver Stove Polish causes no
dust.
' Jos! Opii '
TailoriVladc Overcoats
Of Siipeilor Ouullty
mid I'lnMi.
Tailorl'lafcSiiits,
I fats, Furnishings,
Jioots and Shoes.
All diinl from tlm
CuIi iii .MiintirurlilHTN
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I ICitxIoin .MiintirurlilHTN H
I .HONYWILL. I
Our Large Stock
We will Close Out
VegaiMess of Gojst!
oGREATBARGAINai
Store Fixtures for Sale.
N. Harris.
P. S. Special prices to dealers.
Just Rrrivefl from new Y rK
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
todies'
Jackets,
FROM $3.50 UPWARDS
lrninmnn tinnrin
At Remarkably Low Prices.
Splendid Chinchilla Overcoats $5.50.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Winter Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETO.
fjAs we are forced to SELL FOR CASH in order to avoid lawsuits (like
he famous A. S. Collins and wifo'B stilt and bad debts, our prices will always b
found the very hiwest in tho market. We invito our friends and customers to
examine our u'oods and prices beforopurchasing.
THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
This well-known lirowery is now timiini; out the best I5eer and Portei
east of the Cascade-. Tho latest appliances for tho manufacture of t;ood health
ful Heer hiivo been introduced, and nn.y tho llist-elass artich' will bo p'noi'd on
he market.
PAUL KREFT &. CO.,
DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
And tho Most Complete and the Latest Patterns and Desiiih m
Practical Painiers and Paper llHiiecrs. None but the best brands of th-Sherwin-WillianiH
and J. W. Manure's I'aiutn used in all .iur work, iind none but
the most skilled workmen employe'd. Aleuts for Musiiry Liijuid Paints, Nc
chemical combination or Miup mikliiro, A llisl class articlo In all colors. AH
orders promptly attended to.
Paint Shoo ooruor Thirilaini Witsliin(;tou Sts., The Dalleu. Oroo-or,
m ma a
mm ml
It costs you 50 cents to join,
if you join before Saturday.
Every member is guaranteed
a Crayon, Now for Christ
mas Presents for yourself or
friends. Investigate !
THE DAI-LLES, OR.