The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, November 20, 1893, Image 2

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The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
OKK1CIAI, I'Al'KK OK DAM.K8 CITY.
ANtl WASCO COUKTY.
suuscr.irTtoN uatks.
BV MAIL, l'OSTAUE PnKVAlD, IN AHVANCK.
Weekly, 1 yen r 11 60
' 6 months 0 76
' 3 " 0 60
Dully, 1 year 6 00
" 6 months 3 00
" yor " 0 60
Address nil conimuutftiUou to " THK CHRON
ICLE," The Duties, Oregon.
l'tmt-ORIOf).
UFFICK H0UB8
(i4iieral Delivery Window 8 h. in. to 7 p. m.
Moiier Orvler
Buuday ii I)
....8 h. m. to 4 ! m
,..., m. town, m.
CLOSING OF MAILS
tralus going East 9 p. m. and 11:45 a. m.
" " West .. ..9 p.m. ami 5:aip. m.
t)tge for GoMeiutale . .. 7:S0a. m.
" " l'rinevillu ft'SOa. m.
"Dufuraml WarmSprlups ...VSOa. m.
" MtvitiK for Lvlo A HartIauil..6:S0a. m.
" ' JAntolope 6:S0a. m.
Eicept Sumlav.
tTrl-weckly. Tucsilav Thursday anil Saturday.
1 " Monday Wiilm-sdny and Friday.
MONDAY,
NOV. 20, 1S93
England's debt is about $3,550,000,000,
and has a voting imputation of 6,000,000.
The United States debt ia about $1,600,
000,000; nearly $600,000,000 ia interest
bearing, payable in 190". The voting
population is 13,000,000.
A Chicago newspaper wastes consider
able space in telling women how to get
off a street car. So long as cars run on
the right hand track and women carry
their bundles on their left arm they will
get off street cars backwards and no
amount of advice can change it.
A very perplexing state of affairs exists
as regards Hawaii. Minister Willis has
presented his credentials, been favorably
-received and has given and received
friendly expressions on the part of the
provisional government. About the
only thing to note at present is Secre
tary Greshain, who stands out very
boldly and conspicuously as an ass. His
recommendations call for the restoration
of the queen and Mr. Cleveland supports
hiui by his silence if nothing more. It
looks as if Mr. Gresham was either a
catapaw or Willis had disobeyed his
instructions.
-uvulinp I
of her 1
PAY OF FOREIGN LEGISLATORS.
Lawmaking la Not a Lucrative Profeaalon
In France or Ocrmttiiy.
In Germany the members of the
reichstag receive no payment, but arc
provided with free passes on the Ger
man railways, says the Loudon Daily
News, The same practice obtains in
.the case of the memlMjrs of the "her
renhaus." or upper house of the Prus
sian lopislature; but those of the lower
house receive an allowance diatcu or
tatrecelder of lfi shillings a duv dur
ing the session, as well ns truv
expenses. France pays each
senators and deputies S1.S00 a year,
minus u deduction of SI a month for
refreshments pour la liuvotte. More
over, the members of both assemblies
travel lirst class and pratis on all the
state railway lines and a monthly sub
scription of S'J enables them to travel
tirst class throughout the year on every
line. Clearly, there must be. less lu
crative professions in France than that
of senator or deputy. 1 Austria mem
bers of the lower house of parliament
receive 84 a day and traveling expenses,
and in Hungary Sl.ttiO a year, includ
ing an allowance for rent. If, how
ever, we would nttain the full realiza
tion of the radical ideal in this matter
i
i sl
"LOOK UP,
and not down," if
you're a suffering
woman. Every
one of tbo bodily
troubles that
come to women
only lias a guar
anteed cure in Dr.
Pierce's Favorito
Prescription.
That will bring
you safe and cer
tain help.
It's a powerful
general, bb well as
uterine, tonic and
nervine, and it
builds up and in
vigorates the en
tire fcmnlo sys
tem. It regulates
and promotes all
the proper functions, improves di
gestion, enriches the blood, brings
refreshing sleep, and restores health
and strength.
For ulcorationB, displacements,
bearing-down sensations, periodical
t a .
we must cross the Atlantic and con-1 pains, and all " female complaints
avails in , anj weaknesses, " Favorite l'rescrip-
template the svstem which pre
the United States, where each senator,
representative and dulegate in con
gress receives a salary of So, 000 per an
num. Washington may verily be
termed the El Dorado of the profes
sional politician.
tion" is the only guaranteed rem
edy. If it ever fails to benefit or
cure, you have your money back.
This
Is the
Season
Of the Year
tflhen
Judieious
Advertising
Pays.
s
PECIAL PRICES
on;
Thr Ituhtilt'a Foot Supcnitltlon.
Few negroes but believe that the
left hind foot of a graveyard rabbit is 1
a token of good luck, and the super
stition is spreading among the white '
nice. A firm in North Curolina, which ,
makes a specialty of rabbit skins, has j
received an order for 100,000 of such ,
feet.
Can you think of anything
! more convincing than the
promise that is made by the
proprietors of Dr. Safe's Ca
! tarrh Remedy ? It Is this :
" If we can't cure your Ca
tarrh, we'll pay you $500."
NOT1CK FOR
Tlmlior IjiihI,
V.
1'IJllIilCATlON.
Art June.'!, lS7b.
"IVANTED-
drv5.
Gov. Flower of New York, has an able
article in the North American Keview
on the subject of good roads, and how
best to get them. Gov. Flower is a man
of acknowledged business ability, and
his remarks are as applicable to Oregon
as New York state. "I venture to say,"
he writes, there is not a county "in New
York which, if it would bond itself for a
million dollars and invest the money in
the scientific construction of highways,
would not in five years have increased
the valuation of its real estate, many
times the amount of the investment
But that would be only a small part o
the gain. The greater part would be in
the saving of wagon transportation,
saving in vehicles, a saving in horses, a
saving in time, a saving in labor, a eav
iug in risks, a saving in markets."
Beta. Pj W
CI JO por Be ttl e-?' i3Si'-VE?rfT
nukL,
S. I.anii Orrics, Tliu Dulli'ii, Or.,
I Notice Is hereby nlveii Hint In coiiiilliiucu
with tin iro llims of tin int of rmurtvx of
I June 3. is;s. I'litltlot "All net for the milt of t in
, Iht IiiiiiIi In the atuti-i of ('nUfornlii, Oregon,
1 .M'vuiiii utni iviisnnmion ierriior) ,
"Seiil ('. Sli'veiixiill,
Of Klncsloy, county of Winen, Htiite of OreKon,
lin- t ilnlnv U'O in tills omce la- awurit xlmc
nient for tin iiirelini of the rillW of NWk,
1 01 Mt'tiou. Mi. -I, 111 riowiiHiil .Mi. ;i t- , niuue
No lit K. W . M ninl will otler uroof to uliou
1 that the lum! .-hul-IiI Ik more viuuiilile for 11k
timber or stum t tin 1 1 for iiKrleiilturiil iiiirtie,
, mill to nt:ililMi 111- I'lillm to mill lllllll before
the Uirl-ler mill ItieelMT of till, olllee ill The
. Dalle., nr.. on the Uth ihi) of Jniiiinrv. Ihl.
lie nnrnei us wltneen deoriie .MuU-ixl, .his.
I .'r Kniley, U-on llonilcHti mill Uifnyotle iMvlb,
""' imc- 11 hiv i tin 01 KMii,'-ic, ur
neueMiry 10 imveni-e. inn i-
-rushlni; Cnnvn.cr of kohI ti'l
I.lbernl snlnrv mill exm-n-i- iwnl
ueeklv, I'ermiiiient .tton. HltoWN llltus.
fO , Nur-erymeii, l'ortluuil. Or. in lw
fhnt the nioit nrocrv Ivr of "tir
Lyhusiness men think, mid thee mm I i
Iness men tin the moit nrosjerou- Mt n ti-'wu.
If you wish to reach all the reoiile !n tin- neiKh
IxirlnxKt vou can't ilo Ixjlter than talk t" them
through the column, of the Daily ( iikoniilk.
(has more than double the circulation any
other iier, and uilvertlsInK lit it pays bit;
Any and nil iicr-onx claiming adversely the
' abovc-ilocrilxi! liiniU are reiiieiuil to llle their
claim- in tlilMiliice on or lieforo said tilth day of
I Janunrv. 1-ui.
10 JOHN I W. I.KW1H, UeuMer.
NOTICE FOK I'UIiLlCATION.
Two Matrimouial Peuusylvauia Ladies.
Cu".i fun , ITon.'jOJn--, hore Tllront.
Croili r. .ri-.." m- Wiiin5iii;CnU;li
nrd A-tom i. ' r ; i.-iii;::ir ticn it Imj n "
rivai: iinc.i . ..oti-i-.:ii'-,i-i"cnlloil.er.-.
falle vil! ct :z v t if t i'.sca ia t!rr.c. EuM
by Drupt? JU "i: r. nrr. r I-me UccI:
cr Ovs:, lie ;jKI - fLASXi-U. a cts.
lin-c you i au-r!,' 1l irfa'.-'-.- f j
teed to euro vou. l'n.'. itt.. J,
pp-jwirnvr
(entlemcn! Two llnc-lnoklnp IViiik ivuniR
ladle, excellent reputations, iinlUHtrt"ii. ;leu
did hoiiMker:jer!,, aues IS iitid a), north J.Uut)
eneh, jiarcnti (lend, want to so west thi- fnll.mid
won d like to corresixiiid uh nice. iesrtblc
lieiitlemeii under 40. Object 1iiiiia lu-sioru
home-, (ientlemeu, if you ate mn'riinmiliilly
iuclilieil. .-enil tl bill in common li'ttei lo- l'lio
ten, names and addresse- of the-e yoilti!. Imlles
Pennsylvania Adv. 0o.,
lf13wlm Ilox Lock Hh-.i-ii, l'u.
KiNU Orno:. The Dalles. Or.,
Nov. u, lyj.j. i
Notice Is hereby clven that the following
u.iiiuit settler lias tllisl notlreof 111- Inteiitloii to
make tlual jtroof In sUort of his claim and that
-gilt proof will be miiile Ix-fore tho ri'k'lxter null
rwviver at The Dulles, OreKon, on Vi-dueilu .
Dteomlxir-.:. lin. viz:
Hewitt Kllic,
Homestead Applicatinn No. isjb, for the NU of
sV.li mill I'M ill r-V4 S e. Id. T. 2 !i. it 1 1 Dint.
lie names the folluwlin; w Itnein to prove Ills
eoutiiilioiis residence upon anil cultivation of
nam lauu.Mz
II. . Wells, of The Dulles, Or., Chiirle
j Liiston, James Kaston mid l'aiil l.lmerotli uf
Minseuu, nr.
John W. I.kwih, iti'Klster.
The Vancouver Columbian says
There is nothing strange in the fact that
the Washington state building at the
world's fair is in the hands of the slier
iff, but nevertheless it is humiliating to
the people who prided tliemselveH on
our wonderful exhibit. When we think
of the money it has cost the state, and
now of the unwholesome comments
throughout the union which we will re
ceive it is humiliating indeed. While
the great state of Washington is one of
the wealthiest states in the union, to the
world it is a bankrupt. The unfavora
Die advertising we will now get will go
u long way toward counteracting the
beneficial results from our exhibit. The
laurels won by Oregon, who modestly
spent but o0,000 on her exhibit, are
permanent, while those of her purse
proud sister, though dearly bought, will
13 flitting as the morning dew.
CURRENT PRESS COMMENTS.
The administration has gone in for
woman's rights Lilliuokalani'e.
The voice is the voice of Greaham, but
the hand is the baud of Sugar "King
ispreckeie.
Mr. Uartlett's majority is over 100.000
What a pity David Bennett Hill did not
make a few more speeches for Maynard !
Turning down a president and setting
up a queen is strange business for
American Bailors and soldiers to be doing
Hut the London Times says it is O. K.
Prime Minister Gladstone has out'
lived his own famous physician, and as
sisted recently as a pallbearer at his
funeral in the Abbey. He bids fair to
outlive the reign of Victoria, in which he
has been the largest figure.
President Cleveland did his best to
help his party in the late election con
test lie kept the people from get
ing a peep at that Hawaiian report ot
Mr. Gresham's until the ballots were all
in. This prevented it from being a
unanimous thing in Ohio.
Judge Richard Parker of Virginia, the
man who sentenced John Brown to the
Mfiold, died last Friday sight in Kich
mead. There will soon be none left who
jiartkipated in the tragedy of Harper's
ferry. But "his soul goes marching
For onle liy Kliti & Kllier-li
VI80R F MEN
Executor's Notice to Creditors.
XOT1CK FOK PUBLICATION.
Baby Caps and Cloaks
Misses' Trimmed Hats.
112 Second Btreet.
ANNA PETER SCO.
SHOE
FACTORY
For Sale at a Bargain.
Tho undersigned, having secured the machinory and
fixtures of what was intonded for a first-class shotriaciin
vr - v r . . ... .. . . ' j
will sell the same at a Imrgain. Jlere is an eninoa
hoiler of 4U-odd horse nowor, and a large amounroTshoe
machinery, lasts, lino shafting, pulleys, helling nnfTiJld-
ings almost a complete snoe lac tor y.
Here is also one of the hesf sites for success fullTonoN
ating a factory of this kind to he found in thistoS,
Write for particulars at once, to
11-11!
Tlx Dallos, Or.
Familiar Fares in a New Place.
C. E. BAYARD,
l.iitr S)rcitil AijciiI General Lund Ojlice.
J. E. BARNETT
The Real Fstate. I oan. InQtiraiw
I f l -N.- -V- II - - ww
us-
COLLECTION ACENCY.
DTARY PUBLIC.
Easllr, Quickly,
Permanently Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
anil all the train cf cl't
Irumtarlyerrursor latir
cxcee.. tUo rt'iulm of
overwork, k1(;);ii,:s,
wonrv.etc FulUtruKgili,
Ucrclopniciit ami loan
Kl-en tu every organ ncd
portion of the IjoiIv.
fsimp natural methoila.
IninnillaiolniijrovemPns
rcn. Failure lnipo.ltIe.
5i reference, liot,
explanation anil prcafs
Dialled (tcaled) I rev.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO. U. V.
Nllro I- lierebj bIvoii ttiHt the unity Cum
ff the hiiue of Orwm fur Wu-rn ( , nut? h
lu! iioliit;(l tlie umlerMKnul the exwutor of
liir lnt will mill testumeiit (if deornc 1 l!rjr,
ilieen-tii. All person tuiviHK elmri- cHliiit
the entate of mill ikretoul nre hereh; r' .Hlreit
to ircv!iit them, with tlie prn;r viuielicni,
, ttithfn six inimlhs from th-lHieof lln- iintlei.
to enlil executor lit hit pluce of ri-nlcniv, nor
IihIIhi '-ity, in xilil county, or lit tin- otliee of
V, H. WJIemi, in ciiiil iLilles (,'ity.
OIOHAlll. DuVI.i:, KxteuP.r.
Iljttct! this 1st liny of November, l-.i. Stw
NOTICE.
In iht County Court of tU .itiite of )rKuu,
Vaeo Coiiiit ,
for
Rheumatism; ,
Lumbago, Sciatica,
Kidney Complaints,
Lame Back. otc.
IaNl Orrici:, The Dnllen, lr.,(
Oi't. 1, :. 1
Notice i- heretiy given that the f.illiivvtHK
nnrtitil pettier lint Mini notice of his Intention to
make lluul proof In ntipiHirt of liU
claim, mill Hint nlil proof will Ik iiuntc Ixifori'
the UvKhtcr llll1 twviviT lit Tin ImllvH, Or., on
Krtilny, Novemlier 17, 1MX1, viz.:
I.'ilcur S. 1'rntt,
If miiUAtc'Hil Appllfiitlou No. Jift:i, for the K1 ol
CVv mid W. of rill'i of fteo. II, Tp. I H., It. 1
E W. M.
Ilo uuineK the folliiwlui: wltne-oeh to prove his
continuum- renuuuce upon, nun ciiiiivuiioii oi,
Hjll tniiil, vi.
J. II. .MiikIII. I'riiuk Driver, Uiu Miik iiiiiI
C'hiirley WIiiKi nil of Winnie, Or.
tlI-17 JOHN W. 1.KW1H. Ueiilntcr.
Estray Taken Up.
One tilfick nuny, hruiiiied cither 5 or S mi lult
lllpmiil leftjiuv. (in ner i.'iin have auine liy prov
ItiK proi.'rty mill paying for thin notice.
iua.1, c. wu.Diat,
10-l.1wltn I'DftolIlte, The DiilUn, Or.
I In the Matter of the Kstnte of .
! Wllllitm lluiiilltoii Wilxill, Dee u.il
Notice 1 herehyalven that the iiuilerl)iiel,
I hy mi order of the County Court of the .state of
j Orctrftn, for Wu-co County, inmie ami cutrel
I September 7, lhvi, wu upiHitiited exicut'ir o( the
' lmt will anil tcstxrnctil of the Willi,. .in
, Ifamllton Wllfon, (leceacil. all k.toiik imvlui;
I claims iik'aln.it Milil estate are hereh no'itleil to
prt-K'iit the mmo with the proi'-r voucher
therefor to meat thcollice r,i Jln, IIiiutiuKtou
A Wllron, 'lhe Dalle, Oreir within lx One nirrul KchlliiK alxiut twelve years old, anil
, iiimiiu iroui iiiu.iiiuoi nun Home lirnliilnl thil O on left nliooldiT Tin, i.wii.t
I Duttd The Dalle., Or., Kept, 7, I.hjj. ' ,,rl"Ht,1 ' ,"" u "'""'"ii-r. 1 ho owner
It. H. Ill N I IS'tiTON, 1 call have the miliniil hy jiuylllK for thin notice
Kxccutor of Will of Win. 1!, Wlhoii. dee d I D. J. COOl'KK.
'J-Woi i Aiisimt ino -wtf
Taken Up.
SANDEK'S ELECTRIC BELT!
With Electro Mnnnetlo BUWENSOny. :
Lnteat I'atental Hot ImprovemcnU 1 '
V.'lll rarf wllhoot mnlirlne all TTmUmm raultintr from
ovcT.iutiou of train liervo Iwtni eiwmorl;jlus.
crtllon. tJt uenrom liellllty. tlwplraneu, laiiiruur, I
rLrumitiira, kMiiej, liter and builder complaint.
Unit-leek. Inmbacrj. k latin, all femaln complaints
irvntral III lirallh, etc, T1U3 kictric Kelt conUIni
n4r(al iBmtaitsU over all othen". Current l '
lartantly felt Uy wearer or w forfeit, J.(Kio.00. and I
will cum all of tho aixive heafa or no pay. Thou.
after all other remtttl)ifaill. and irivo baiijruis
ot tettlmoiilaUlJi ttiuand every other flato.
Our f..rnl !uprif4 KUtTMC HlUff-HOnT. tho
KvUrit boon sver orlerrd weak men, fHKK with all
lit. ItulUtaail liiereatfclnnlbtiUllU'lTXt'UlatVltg
DOiU'S tiendforlllua'd I'amphlet.malled.tealcd. frea
Clothier and Tailor.
Deoidctlly tliu I-'inost L'mu of
SANDEN CLKQTRIQ BO.
Ho. 173 ltrat, blreet, l-OBTaA-NU OK.
Gents' PuirnishLing Goods,
Trunks and Valises, etc., etc.
COK. 8ECOND AXI) WASHINGTON. THE DALLEK, OK,
NOTICE.
FIRST CLASS
V.
H. Uw Okkick, Tjib IUu.es. ob.,j
, , , , .nv. 1, JW3.
Cnmtilaint havinir been entereil at ilil itili
hr hvilnev H. Hmith uiraiimt Wlllluin k',-. liev for
iibmiilriiiiiiK hla lloineateud Kntry No. ZtJ
dated Jlch. U, lo'JO, upon the HYVV of fiwtion !,
Towiuhii. 2 North, Hanire 12 Kant, in Wmw:o
county, Orefcmi, with n view to the cancellation
n( aald entry; the bald jwirtlu are hereby aitni-
nioiieu u uppenr in nil" iiuice oil tliu JDIII nay 01
December, WXI. lit 10 O'clock A. 11.. to leononil
and furnish teatimouy concernliiK mlit iilfeneil
abandonment.
JOHN W. LKWIS, Itexinter.
John Pashek,
Tie Merchant Tailor
70 CoUKt Stfaat,
lext door to Waioe Ban Offloe.
Iilttji just received tho latent atykn in
Suitings for Gentlemen,
nd haii a larso aanortment of Kor.liu and Amer.
icuu t'lothd, which he can llnUh To Order fur
iiiom) mat mvor mm.
CtMiiDj tod Mpiiring a Specialty.
PR
JoB
. nR Nt.
J0r N6
CAN BE HAD AT THE
CHRONICLE OFFICE
Reasonably Ruinous Rates.
Purtii'H lmvinj,' I'rojmrty tlmy wiHh to Still or Tntdt!, llouwm to Bunt, or
Alntruut ot I ltlt; fiiniiHlicd, will itnd it to tliuir udvuntngi) to call on us.
We hIiuII iiuikt; u Hpccinlty of tin proxtit'utioti of Cliiiin.s und Contests
iMifort tlit lTuit('j) SUitt.K Jiiuul Ofliut!.
85 Washington St.
THE DALLES, OR.
D. BUNNELL,
Pipe Wort, Tin Repairs ana
MAINS TAPPED UNDER PRESSURE.
Shop on Third Struct, next door went of Young & Kus?"
Blacksmith Shop.
The Dmlj.es
Wasco County,
Oregon,
Tho (Into City of tho inland Empire ia situated at the-'
of navigixtioii on tho Middlo Coluiuliin, and is a thriving; P"
purouH city.
ITS TERRITORY.
It ifl tho HUjiply city for an oxtenttivo and rich ngrictiUw1'
and grazing country, itu trado roaoliing uh fur touth hh Sunmtr
Luke, a difltanco of over two hundrod milcH.
The Largest Wool Market.
Tho rich gruzing country along tho oaatorn hIojio of tho Ca
cadoH furniflhoH pauturo for thouuandH of ahtiop, tho wool fro
which itndH markot hero,
Tho DalloH is tho largoHt original wool shipping o'nt in
Amurica, about 5,000,000 pounds Iwing uhippod last yia""
ITS PRODUCTS. . .... B
Tho salmon ImhorieK aro tho linoat on tho Ooluuihii yi,'(l,nB
this your a rovonuo of thousands of dollars, which will ho "or
than doubled in tho near futuro, . .
Tho products of tho boautiful Klickitat valley Und the
horo, and tho country soutli and cast lias this year lllol ti
warohousos, and all available storogo places to ovorllowinf,' w,,t
their products.
ITS WEALTH. ,
it is tho richest city of its size on the coast and its ,u0ll0"t
scattered over and is Uiing used to develop more farming c0UU y
than is tributary to any other city in Eastern Oregon.
Its situation is unsurpassed. Its olitnato delightful. it8.
aibilitibs incalculable. Its resources unlimited. And on "
lorner Htone she stands.
The California ineboose.
Ib now open, and its propriotor will Bell Ins lj01JJ
produced Wine at prices in the reach of ovoryuouy.
AIbo, beat Peanuts to bo found. Goods guarantor
to be Pure and First-UlaBB in every respeut.
Thompson's Addition.