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Saturday, Nov. 18, 1893.
Ladies' Underwear!
Good Values al
$1.50,
$2.00,
$2.50,
THIS Dag, $1,00
This Underwear that we offer is fine goods and is worth
today the regular retail prices mentioned
' Our stock in these lines consists mainly of small sizes,
and we decided to close it out at the nominal price of $1.
See Corner Windou.
Our Stock of Linen Collars,
iOc. lncri.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
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Thf I'lili awl 'e?kl; Chronicle nitty
lit f .''i.'(in nali- n' I. C, Xickrhrn'r flare.
NOVEMBER NUGGETS.
Dot Dally Cli'itu-up 1'riiin In anil A hunt
thu C ity.
When tlu'ttctumu windy crow chilly.
And when vegetation Alt',
TbtTf l on' great Mtladtction
Wu out even with the tlio.
Thu Chrysanthemum club will jriven
dance tonight ut the Sehanno liall.
The English crop of m lioat is 40,000,-
i00 bushels net, or 07tt bushels per head.
Albert Valentino, the boy prisoner,
mill come up for fliml disposal tomorrow
in ..ri! in;;.
The old Snyder ro&taurant building is
Wing put into shape and will by occtt-V'.t-d
a- it China botol.
TV liusy Gleaner society will have u
kit ui the hall of tho Chrysanthemum
clutmu Due. 6th and Otli.
llewcmber thu "YV" social at thu
acaJwoj tomorrow evening. Admission,
including cupper, 15 cents.
Julep UroM, propose- to devote their at
teiuiuri to mining in the hjiriny and will
cle out their largo stock of groceries,
etc, a boon a possible.
Tne Good Templars will give a milli
nery and necktie social at the K. of 1'.
Imll Saturday night at 8 o'clock. Liter
iiry programme and lefreshments. Ad
inicciuu 50 cents.
A fanner came in with 1-5 tin keys
yesterday, and the most he wa ofl'ered
wa 7 cents a pound. Learning that the
I'ortl.wid markets quoted thum at lie to
Me, he decided to send them Itelovv, an
the freight will not exceed Jij cent per
I'Otind.
Deputy Sherill' Phirmau says he will
W glad to got rid of Strom, whom he
cliaraeterl.es as a human brute. lie Is
continually getting into trouble with
the other prisoners, and was only tamed
ly the "Oregon boot," the term Mr.
i'liiriuuii uses for tlio elllcient let; Irons.
The ladies of St. Paul's Guild will on
Hie day before Cleveland's Thanksgiving
Her a most delectable linn of toolhsome
viands for wale al Pease & Mays, The
dlnpluy of goodies will be made in one of
tbo large windowH, and all personH who
to fond of mince pies will do well to
tall early and avail themselves of thia
'"oat rare opportunity.
IJjn't forget the" V'h" social tomouow
evening at the acudeiuy. The young
miliuH have mado every dibit to give
everyone who attends a good tiuiu and
their efforta ure well worthy of recog
nition. TIiomo wJio attended the laid
tt,lalr of thin kind had a very pleasant
'"le and they may bo Huro of the Hiime
ki'd of a time tomorrow evening. The
-uo for which the young ladles are
""iviiig U u moat worthy one and they
, 10,11,1 encouraged. Besides you will
"vua merry evening; no remember the
""'"-Saturday night; the place-at the
"Wulitlny umj t, jnlmiMrtloiliri CUIIlH
"'Ending it mimptuoiiH supper.
""t clam broth at J, O. Mack'H everv
du' t -1 o'clock.
Ue Moxlcun Silver Stove I'olinh
all goods Marked r.
v"! in plain figures,
PEASE & MAYS.
THE MARKETS.
Nil Iinjirii I'liwnt
I.lvf Stork
on Knrni 1'riiJuctn
mill C'itchIk.
Fmiiiav, Xov. 17. The past few days',
has not been marked with any new
phases in trade that iJ of inteiest. In
; most lines prices have uiidcrone no
inateiial change. In eroceries, sugar
i has declined from 3t; to ?., of a cent per
lb. Coilee is very firm on an advance
I over former quotations.
Produce arrivals continue to be quite
, adequate for the demand, and quotations
l remain t-teady
i Butter is a drut: in the market at 153
i and o0 centH per roll. Kggs arc very ecarce
at o0 cents per dozen.
Poultry, at the Thanksgiving season
approrehefe is in large supply, and deal
ers purchases are mostly for the Port
land inarKet. Quotations have not
changed f-ince our last rejiort. Portland
quotations for coojn of mixed chickens
are jT.'.OO and $3.50 per dozen. Ducks,
to i4 per dor.; geese, $7.00 to $S.OO
per do7.eu ; tin keys, live, 11 cents per
lb., dressed, Hi cts. jier lb.
The live stock market attracts but
little attention outside of the local de
mand. Prime fat beeves are a shade
deaier but the advance is to trifling that
former quotations are unchanged. ISett
mutton sheep are down to a low licure
and are quoted at .f 1.70 to -1 -'.'20 per head.
Stock sheep are quotable at .l.lio to
ifl.GO per head.
Hogs are sold in this market to
Portland and Sound dealers at -l'. to 4?.
cents per lb. gross, the latter price being
for prime heavy porkers. Astheseason
advances the oll'ering will be increased
somewhat. Most of the holders will
pack, rather than sell at bedrock figures.
Consequently there may be concessions
on the part of buyers and holders.
The cereal market continues much de
pressed. The daily reports from Kurope,
New York and Chicago, svhich eilccts
our own markets more or less, are cabled
as "easy," a steroty ped phrase, and with
al weak, and on a downward scale.
San Fiancisco reports, May deliveries
down to H.-O'b Ml.-'l per cental. The
major part of America's surplus has been
removed ami some writers suggest
from that, that as the season advauces
the markets will improve. One com
forting ictlection is that buyers are not
as timid as formerly, which may be
construed as a healthy tone for the
future.
Uailey and oats, owing to the large
quantities of injured wheat, are not in
much demand, and feed barley is quoted
at 00 cents per cental and brewing barley
at 00 cents. Oats, that are slightly
colored at 00 to 70 cents per cental,
light and very heavy at 80 cents per
cental.
The wool market is still dull, although
there is a slight tendency for an im
provement, owing to a feeling that the
larilf lawH will remain unchanged.
KiiilorntKl by tlm I'rtmn.
In tliU fckfitlcul ku kUk'iiiuntii iiimlo iH'fnro
bvitiK cri'tlllcd ure nem-iitlly liiijulrtxl Into, I'cn
I .In art- iilwuyk lull nil (miiiih onu mid) on the Mile
whvru thdr Interna llo, In view ut the luM
iiiiiiu-U truth nn Iiulomunu'iit from onu whu l
lint Interextexl fluiulJ be (i( diiublti vulne, henco
thu lollotvlHK irutiK Muienu'iii biiuiuu uu reua
ultli lntirit'
(1i:nti.km:n, Tlilx Ik tn cerlHy tliut 1 Iihvu
iiu- Kiutibu H i i I'liiuie no (.iiiiMiien wnn nuikimi
tor)' ri'ktlltM. J bdilK'it u box which font mu
i'uiiIn unci onu ciiiulo cured mo of ilrendful kick
lit'iului'hu My vtlfu and iiiykeU huvu bntli iiM'd
thu iimllclheK iinintidictiirixl by thu Nommiiii
IJchty MJ'k uml wu rucouimumj them tu tliu
imblli! nn bi'hiK Juiit wlmt tliey iiru ruprukuntuil,
Jtuniiis'tlully.
W. J. llVTCHIKhON,
IM. (iiizette, I'Uuhunt lllll, Mu.
KoM by HiiIjichjiV Xlnernl)'.
Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San
JMego, Cal., Hayu: "Shiloh's Catarrh
Komedy is the first medicine J have
over found that would do ine any good."
Price 00 ctu. Sold by Snipes Kinersly.
Tlipy Told Falsehoods.
Cbprles and Frank Williams, the two
lads who were placed in the city jail
here, will be placed in charge of Super
intendent Gardner of the Boys' and
Girls' Aid society. The boys h a ve con
fessed that they told falsehoods regard
ing their names. According to the
Telegram, Charles Williams is one of
the boy's right name, but the other, the
one with one foot only, is Hoscoe Dafo.
The latter maintained a stoical de-
! meanor, refusing to say much, but the
Williams boy stated that Dufo's parents
lived near Denver and that his own
father resided in that city. They con
cocted a plan to run away because of
their aversion to attend school.
Itctil Khtato Transfers.
Bert Rogers to Alfred S. Bennett, one
fifth interest in a tract of land known as
the forfeited railroad land claim of the
Rogers heirs; $200.
Kva J. Spicer and Frank Spicer to
Alfred S. Bennett, lots 3, A, and 0, sec.
4 ; lot 0, sec. 0 ; lot 10, ecc. S ; and lot 1
and the nwVi of nw.'.j of sec. 0, tp 1
north, range 13 east; $1.
Wm. K. Miller to Win. Wilhelm, se
sec. l'J, tp. 1 narth range 14 east;
$134S.33.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Dr. H. C llinkle of Portland and E.
May are registered at the Umatilla
House.
Hon. T. K. Coon of Hood River id in
the city today. He is registered at the
Umatilla House.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Butler of Kingsley
are in the city. Mr. Butler gave The
Ciikomclk ofi'icoan agreeable call today.
Messrs. J. C. Coatswortb, F. Reid, II.
Chrisman and M. Jameson left this
morning on a hunting expedition in
Sherman county.
IIOTKI. AIIUIV.M.S.
Skibbe Hotel. A. R. Russell and
family, Antelope; Alvis 1'ederer, Mill
Creek; Otto Kirl, Mill Creek; John
Schroeder Glenwood, Wash.: C. J.
Bradley, Nansene; Rock Airy, Mill
Creek ;' Frank Watkins, Moro; 1,. Ger
man, Blom, Cleveland.
ClokliiK Out Suit) of Orocorli'd.
Owing to a contemplated change of
business, the undersigned will close out
the entire stock of groceries, hardware,
wood and willow ware at cost for cash.
Call eaily while the stock is unbroken.
JOI.KK BltOTIIlIltS.
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COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by on old
lb)'tlc!au. hw:cctVu UHetl
,mur,llilu by thvwuimlt of
Suites, U tlio only jx-rfocllr
snfounil reliable Inedlclui) dis
covered. Boworo ft unpriueltilcd drui;alst4 who
offer lufcrlor niedldneii In jilaco of tliU. Ask for
Couk'i Cotton Hoot Compound, lake no ufc(
tutt, or lucloso $1 und 0 cuut I" postago In letter
undwowlIUoiid, koalod, by return vmll. rullscalud
partl'-'ulttM la I'la'n t'Ueloyo, to ladles only, a
utwui. Addruwi l o n d M I y V u m p a njr,
No. a KUUer JJlock. Uetrolt. ilk'U.
lold In The DnllcH by lilukeluy Ai JloiiKtou.
D.K.rvliiK 1'mUu.
We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years wo have been selling Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bucklen's
Arnica Salvo und Klectrlc Bitters, and
have never handled remedies that sell as
well, or that havo given such universal
satisfaction. We do not hesitate to
guarantee them every time, as wo stand
ready to refund the purchase price, if
satisfactory results do not follow their
tiHo. There remedies have won their
trreat popularity purely on their merits.
I Snipes A Kinersly's druggists.
Blrom flet tlic Full I'pnntty-Mnll Ktilp
noiitrtictil-. (irntiil Jury Nntm.
August Strom, tho Wyoth rapist, camo
before Judge Bradshaw this morning to
recolvo Ins sentence. Tho judge sen
tenced him to ton years In the penitcn
tiary, the full penalty, and said ho was
sorry tho legislature had not provided a
longer term to more adequately fit tho
crime. In Strom's case there was no
mitigating circumstances, nor could
there bo in caBes of that kind. Strom is
merely a magnificent brute, and exhib
ited no emotion widlo receiving Ids seti'
tence, and when taken back to his cell
went to singing. Ho is thoroughly cal
loused by a long life of usolcssness.
Mcll Kulp wag also sentenced to a fine
of $00 or 20 days for assault and battery
committed upon tho person of Charles
Bradley.
The case of Fonts vs. Harris wa8 given
to the grand jury at 8 o'clock last even
ing. Fonts sued Harris for $10 before
Justice Scliutz and got judgment for $0,
and the case is an appeal from the justice
court.
The case of the Hood River Valley
Water Supply Co. vs. Ross Winans was
thia morning placed on trial. Tho Sup
ply Co. wishes to condemn water and
right of way over Winans' land, for irri
gation purposes.
In the case of Rock Alery vs. The
Dalles Lumbering Co., the jury returned
a verdict of damages for plaintiff in the
sum of f t. Damages were claimed of a
loss of soil by the Hume overflowing on
plaintiffs land.
THE GRAND JUKV.
The grand jury have about concluded
their labors, and this morning were busy
examining the jail and county offices.
An indictment against Wm. Hurst for
larceny of a steer was returned, also
against Thos. Pryor, Cascade Locks, for
stealing checks, amounting in value to
$225.
Hurst did not appear, and his bonds
men will forfeit their bonds. Judge
Bradshaw has issued a bench warrant
for his return.
To Contributors.
Write on one Bide of the paper only ;
wo use the other side. Be natural in
writing. Don't try to soar; the bat is
the only mammal that flies. Write in
English, or send glossary. To Poets
Poems on all subjects accepted. Send
locb of hair as guarantee of divine
afflatus. Give children of your brain
proper transportation. We do not
furnish Pegasuses. Exchange.
Kany When You Know How.
Over at Monmouth live Mr. and Mrs.
L. Lemons, who have a family of thir
teen children, and on last Sunday an
other little Lemon was added, making
fourteen little Lemons iii all. Who
savs vou can't raise lemons in Oregon?
Moio Observer.
For Sale or Kent.
I will sell orient mv farm on S-Milo
on reasonable terms. Anyone wishtnt;
for such an opportunity will please ap
ply at once at Tiik Ciikoxici.i: office.
.Mrs. .u u'ii.da UAitr.
Fit IDA v, Nov. 17th, ISO:;. 3tw.
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!
Best grades oak, lir, pine and slab
wood. Ofiice 133 Second street. All
orders promptly attended to.
tt .i Aii.u ex nn.NTo.N-.
Mexican Silver Stove Polish causes no
dust.
ffgf BEAD
"Samantha at k Mi's Fair,"
Anil be up to the times,
THE LATEST OUT
rork oithe Niuctcenth Leiiluiv
t
Ily JOSIAIl AI.I.KN'ri WIVK.
A. G. Hoering,
Jwul AKOIIti The Or.
Just On! '
nsnruw
ii
oilniHVInJnlnfni'PnaK
,
ill lift I A 111' I '
Of Siin rliir OiiHllty
uml FiiiMi.
TailoriVladc Suits,
fats, F u r u is flings,
J i oofs ami Shoes,
All il I red 0nii tli
Hitkturii .liiuufiM'tuir
A, HONYWILL.
liietioi? postponed.
The balance of
Our Large Stock
We will Close Out
Qegainiess of Cosi !
GREAT BARGAINS
re
store Fixtures for Sale.
N. Harris
P. S. Special prices to dealers.
Just Rrrivea from New il
'MTI Ti Tt f TitTItit If "
Lm Giotio & Fimisiing
FROM $3.50 UPWARDS
At Remarkably Low Prices.
ifsSpleifliil Chinchilla Overcoats $5.50.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Winter Dry Goods,
E00TS, SHOES, HATS, ET0.
$"Aa we am lorce.l to SELL FQiCASIIJnjDrder to avoid lawsuits iliko
ho famous A. S. Collins and wHesstiit) anil bad debts, our prices will always b
found tho very lowest, in tho "market. )VoljlpP"r M(!lid? f"Stomer8 to
examine our eondf and prices before purcluisiiu
THE CELEBRATED
COLUMBIA BREWERY,
AUGUST BUCHLER, Prop'r.
This well-known Brewery h now turning out tho best Beer and Porter
east of the Cascade". The latest appliances for the manufacture of good health
ful Beer have been introduced, and on.v the rl rut-clap- article will be p'ived on
ho market.
PAUL KREFT &. CO.,
-PEA L1JI5S IN-
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS
And the Most Complete and the Latest Patterns and Designs in
W Jk. "JLm Xji A. 3BC5 .
if jyPnieiical Painters and Paper HangeH, Noun but the best brandu of the
Sherwin-Williams and J. Masurv'H Paints used in all .mr work, and none but
the most skilled workmen employed. Agents for Masnry Liquid Paints. No
chemical conibinatloii or po.tp mixture. A tlrst class article in all colors. All
orders promptly attended to,
Paint flhon ooruer Tliinhuul WasbiiiRton Sts The Dalles. Oregon
emu I
Crayou
C
ill.
It coats 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 DALLLES, OK.