Th Mes Daily Chronicle.
Kntcrwl at the 1'oMoftice at Tne Unites, Oregon,
m second-class matter.
Till: DAl.LKS
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Urpiilnr l'orreiotulont
Washington, Dec. lo, ISO!!.
BatHml In his extraordinary and un
Anieriean Hawaiian policy and hutnil
iatud in the eyes ot his own countrymen
us well us of the entire world. Such is
today the uneviuble position of the
would-be American dictator, Grover
Cleveland. Even the most pronounced
opponent of the administration can
atl'ord to feel a little sympathy for 2lr.
Cleveland, who is after all the president
of the United States. If members of
congress would voto as they think, re
gardless of political ties, the itnjeach
ment of Mr. Cleveland would be as cer
tain as the coniinq of Christmas, and. as
it is, it is probable that only his shrewd
ness in making: the unconstitutional por
tions of his instructions to Paramount
Blount and Minister Willis verbal in
stead of written is all that will save him
from that fate. There is no reasonable
ground for doubt that in those verbal in
structions he was guilty of an impeacha
ble crime which the written instructions
do not entirely corroborate. It should
lie a terrible warning evsn to a man as
bull-headed as the president has shown
himself to be.
senator Morrili is the oldest man in
congress, and ids physical condition is
somewhat feeble, but he proved by an
able tariff speech, eontrastingthe English
policy of free trade as outlined in Mr.
Cleveland's message, with the American
policy of protection which has made the
United States the most prosperous coun
try on earth and given our workingmen
an opportunity to rise that is not given
to wage-earners in any other country,
that there is no falling off in the mental
vigor that has for thirty years made him
a prominent figure in congress. He
treated the matter from an American, !
not a partisan jiomt of view, ann was 1
conservative in his language, as he
nlwavs is. I
' Mr. J. 1'. Maize, an extensive real es
1 tatedealer in Pes Moines. Iowa, narrow
, ly escaped om of the severest attacks of
1 pneumonia while in the northern part
of Iowa during a recent blizzard, says
the Saturday Review. Mr. Ulaize had
i occasion to drive several miles during
the storm and was fo thoroughly chilled
that he was inahle to get warm, and in
side ot nn hour after his return lie waa
i threatened with a severe case nf pneu
monia or luii!; fever. Mr. rla:z-' sent to
the nearest drug store and got a bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy of
which he had often heard, and ook i
number of large dose, lie says the i f
feet was wonderful and in a sli.rt ti'ne
he was breathing quite easily, lie kept
on taking the medicine and the next
dav he was able to come to Pes Moines.
Mr. lhixe regards his
wonderful. For sale
Houghton.
cure a- sin p'v
bv iilakeev
RESIDE IN WASHINGTON.
Sbxatok Ai.i.rn'k speech contained
7.1.000 words.
Skxatou Wor.rorr, of Colorado, it i-.
said, more nearly approaches the ideal
orator than any man now in tlu scnau
Skxatou Shkhmax's real estate hold
ings in Washington are rated on this
year's tax list at S-lOo.000. lie is about :
the heaviest individual taxpayerat the ,
capital. '
Attount.y Gkxeuai. Ot.XKV's sole ex-1
ercise in Washington is tenuis. Tor
; an hour or two every summer after- (
noon he may be seen playing a game j
that would d credit to the skill and
I agility of a much younger man. His:
courts are said to be the smoothest and
best kept in the city. j
S?p the World' J'uir for I'lftfiMi Cent
I'pon receipt of your address and lif- i
teen cents in postage stamps, wo will
mail you prepaid our souvenir portfolio
of the world's Columbian exposition,
the regular price is fifty cents, but as we
want you to have one, we make the
price nominal. You will find it a work
of art and a thing to be prized. It con
tains full page views of the great build
ings, with descriptions of same, and i
executed in highest style of art. If not
satisfied with it, after you get it, we will
refund the stamps and let you keep the
book. Address
H. E. UrcKur.v ifc Co..
Chicago, 111,
J'itltlirugi;.
Moore's ranch, about three miles south
of The Dalles, has unexcelled pasturage
' and any one who desires to avail them-
The democratic scheme for the ndmis- ' selves of the fact can secure reasonable
sion of only such territories as are likeh ' terms upon application. 17tf
to go democratic was fully uncovered by ! Lnoh ovToo-Tvarran,,.
the tac ics used to railroad the bill pro- A countv warranta re,isteroii ?)rior
vidmg for the admission of Utah through! to January 'lO:h, 1S90, will be paid if
me nouse. ine schema will be eheck-, presented at my ofhee, corner of Third
mated in the senate where the bill will 11,1(1 wisiiin;:ton streets. Interest
no imf.nrio.1 i". : 1 1 eeases on and after this date,
ne amenaeu to make it include Ok a- u-, t.t., .
iama, and then the issue will Lei Treasurer Wasco Countv.
fc-qaawjy made to admit both or admit ' October -Hit, 1593. 'tf
neither, j JT'
Notice is hereby given, that by order
xclniiw.nnMBPi.mQnl.o.1ftSn.nH-.I common council ot miles Uty,
tageous under tLis administration, and
somebody at the capitol appears to be
Just flrrlvefl from Hew York
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OK
YOUR flTTEHTIOJl
Is called to tho fact that
todies' Hagh Glenn,
, DMiilcrin Oil ."'j, IMnsl? Cement
and Kuild .'uuoriiil ni l.i rind.
Jackets
'irrl' Miif-I l.luf fit-
9
FROM $3.50 UPWARDS
PiGlure
iouioings,
Wasco Warenouse Co.,
Receives Goods on Stor
ago, and Forwards same to
their destination.
Receives Consignments
For Sale on Commission.
Rates Rcosonble.
Dining & Fuming Goods
At Koniarkublv lxiw Trices.
fvSiileiKlid Clicliilla Overcoats $5.50.
IT LI. ASSORTMENT OF
Winter Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ETC.
To ut found in rim City.
72 CUashington Street.
From TERMING or INTERIOR Points
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MA UK (iODl)f,
"W. Co.
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we are Inn ed to PELL VOW CASH in o'der to avoid Inwunitu iliko
he faniouc A. S. Collins and wife'H suit) ami jmddoiits. our prices will always b ;
invite i ir friendM and ciiHtomerH to:
RHILROKD
found the verv Inwct in the marker W
examine our omU mid prices bet. ire purcliiiMiiir.
1 tin line to take
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noteil UetltliMiH HerMiiiK ami lilai c tr:n..".
lut Ion of fotolun (iiiotutlim, ttu-iM, ami
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Chronicle.
muii IfrawtiiK Hfnu Hl:ciorf of Intt-ht tiuljinicnt.
TOL'IIIST SLEEPING CARS
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HceomniiHlittlonn ntu lioth Free ri ml I'liruUliii) ,
lor liolilomof Klrxt nml !-i-ciiuI c-Jiiii Tlokots. mill
ELEGANT DAY COACHES :
III UiMthsrUfrM.
rrltim Co.
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The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
HAS A PA MILT 0T
desirous of making that building even
more exclusive than the white house
has been .made. First, orders were is
sued sbnliing Ulie public out of the sen
Tu Cnaniber entirely. It Jias always
oeen a iume e i. v.h.j wa.iuro iu coln street and thente uontiiiuiii north
the capitol to stroll tliroutrti tlie senate ery alon' the center of said street to
chamber, which lias alwavs Wen open j the terminus thereof, towit : Low water
to them until fifteen minutes before the ni3rk 01 'J1 ck- '-,w-'r l,0
. .. , ., ..4., I constructed m accordance with the plane
time for opening the daily sessions until ind apeoificationH thereof )!rt!OIOrt.
this order went into effect. iNext, the ' ,nade and prepared bv C. .1. Crandall,
public, with the exception of newspaper j and which said plans and specifications
men, were prohibited the use of the ele
THE CHKOMCLi: ui established for the ox
press purpose of faithfully representing Tho Dalles
and the surrounding country, and the satisfying
effect of its mission is everywhere apparent. Jt
now leads all other publications in Wasco, Sher
man, Gilliam, a large part of Crook, Morrow and
Grant counties, as well as Klickitat and other re
gions north of The Dalles, hence it is the best
medium for advertisers in the Inland Empire.
The Daily Ciiuoxiclk is published every eve
ning in the week Sundays excepted at $0.00 per
annum. The AVekklv Ciiiioxiclk on Fridays of
each week at $1.50 per annum.
A rontliinoii line, ponncfitlnc with nil llnr
Hilnriliiii; itlrtot nml iintutcrniiuit norvlco
T 2000 READERS.
They roml The Chronicle to (jet the liitcst and
moit lullnhle i ev. Ami they rtml every line
innuuun Uufttio i-)iiamAiiaTic,..
K.iiKlnml nml Kuril-: i-hii be piuuluuisl nt nut
tlexet iitllc o of tfcocomiiuiy
; Full InlorisnUun roncernlnir rniex, time 01
! tntlnn, roiili- asd nthur ilotnlln lunilnln.il on
HlllU'iltiOU to
W. C. ALLAWAY,
Aiieut I). I', .t A. Nnv. Co., lU'KUlntor ottlcu, Tli
iiiillcn, Or., or
A. I). CHAr.LTO.V,
A't. Ooncrul 1'HHkuiiKer Act.. rortlniiU, Jitti
i'ullmnn Hltv.-.r r.-c.vntlon. r.n I m.iiiMi ""' "' lavnlimhle n.lvertl Inn iiittllum.
In iiilvitiici; IhroiiKh ny nxuiit of the roml. 1 "pnK.T tlmt . rik-h to the fumllr
llreliun l tliu one J.- thnt the mlvurtlicn
of tiKhiy (intronUe I when they iloidre t
runnh tho "ojilo. When they want ynnr trade
their iinnounremonlH will he found In the ir,
Unite over our eoluuiUH niwl tihuirvethe verlflc.
tlon of the truth of thl iiMurtlon. iteiiiernlxrr,
il frmti, tif t, fiin.Ov nf tii'ii fliniiM.tt.rl
Jp" w't'1 imtlliK 'or throtiKh tliev
I'liimii nil. cwih:iiiiiv ho iil iiur itvrr
; made and entered on the 12th dav of De-
cember, 1S93, healed bUU will be re
ceived at the office of the undersigned
until Friday afternoon at -4 o'clock p.
in., December 2'2d, LS9U, for the con
stni:tion of a sewer of terra cotta, to be
S inches m diameter, on Lincoln street j
.!PneMhlSvi?r CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.,
tourtn streets, tn tne center ol sam lwn
72723.0 X evil os, Oregon.
Eor advertising
rates, subscriptions, etc., address
D. BUNNELL,
Pipe Witt, Tin Repairs and (oolli
MAINS TAPPED UNDER PRESSURE.
vator from the basement to the senate
naileries. To tho credit of the newe
pajer men, this exception has not les
sened their criticism of this sudden ex
cluaiveneig. lint the most unsatisfac
tory rule of all is that which closed all
of the entrances to the capitol, except
one through the senate basement and
another through the house basement,
every day at 4:30 o'clock p. m. No
matter in what part of the building you
were or wished to go after that time you
had to use one or the other of these
doors, about an eighth of a mile apart.
Thin rule proved so objectionable that it
has already been rescinded.
Democratic distraction over the tariff i
may no seen at the oliice of said V. J
Crandall.
No bid will be received unless the
same is accompanied with a j;ood and
suflicient bond in tho sum of ?L'O0, con
ditioned that the bidder will accept the
constructing of said sewer if the same
shall bo awarded to him.
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
Dated at Dalles City, Or., Dee. Hi,
iS9:i.
DOUHLAH S. DlTL'II,
llecorder of Dalles Citv.
Business Change.
The undersigned has bought
tho Chinese merchandise busi
ness heretofore conducted by
IT HUE HOP &c (DO.
bill is increasing instead of decreasing.
The bill which was, according to the
original program, to have passed before
the Christmas adjournment, has not
been reported to the house, and Mr.
Cleveland's man, Wilson, has become so
utterly demoralized that he no longer
makes promises as to when it will be
reported. The democrats on the com
mittee on ways und means have made
numerous changes in the bill in tho in
terest of industries that happened to
have a strong democratic "pull," nota
bly the brewers ; und the ond is not yet.
The democrats opposed to various sec
tions of the bill have succeeded in their
efforts to have
democratic caucus
ellbrtH of Mr. Cleveland und tho admin
istration democrats to defeat them.
Tho holding of tho caucus is now cer
tain, but it rests with Representative holtcltorH uin i.ml 'pnjt Coiiii.iiiiy wtro i.liilii-
, T ,, ,, , ' tltt unci Jh mi Itixith, Mnrtlm M Ilooth, Kverett
iiuiniivn ot iriuiuuu, ciiuimiuii ui iiiu
democratic caucus, to say when it shall
lw hold, und tho administration men uro
and will pay all bills owing by
said firm if presented to them
before December 1st, ISiCl.
CHEW KEE & CO.,
lliO Main Ht., Tliu ul Ion. Or.
SHERIFFS SALE.
Ily virtue of nn execution ntul order
of bale Uueil out of the Circuit Court
of tho Mute of Orivou for the county
of Watco, to me directed, eommiimlliitf
uiu tomukokitloof the laud In mid writ, describ
ed to-wlt; thoo ileee nnd imreeln of laud in
1'....,.. ....... I.......... oti.l .1..
, ,., , , . iriwir viiiiiii null1- "I UIVHUIH All.fiiu am. uu'
tho bill submitted to u.tcrltx-dusnll n( ktctionthrtom, nml the tooth
iih tinrwiHiRlnnriine ' '"o"'0' tlio loutheuxt iUiirt;r of kectlon four (I),
us, notwiiiisiunuing tne . . M llt, luil( nf'.i,,., ,VU 5) UIl(i ul
north hull of ktetlou eight (, H In TovviiHlilp
uno (1), north of itauxo fourteen (II eunt of tho
Wlllametto meridian, to muke and jiay the turn
of money, In Court adjildKed, to hi nld to
ine piaiiiiiu in nam hciioii, ih which action i ue
When the Train stops at THE DALLES, get oil' on the South Side
AT THE
HEW COliUJWlBlfl HOTEli.
Shop on Third Street, next door west of Young & Kuse'
Blaeksmitli Shop.
o4o.
ThU larite and wir.ul'ir Hoii'c ili.o the iirincti'il hotel hunlm-M,
nnd 1 iircjuired lo fiirnnh the IJt.-it AceommodatiouH of any
Iluuio in Hit; city, at.il a! the low rate of
$1.00 per Day. - pirst Qass ffleals, 25 Ci?ts.
Olllci for all HtiiKo I.Iiich luiivlntr Tli DuIIcm for all
point In Kitt;ni Ori.'Kiin anil Kuitnrn WimhliiKtoii,
III tlllK llllttll.
Corner of Front and Union 8(
NICHOLAS, Propr.
T. T.
XX. C IXTielsen,
Clothier and Tailor.
Decidedly the Finest Line of
Gents' Kiarnistiing . Goods,
Vrutd's and Valises, etc., etc.
COK. SECOND AND WASHINGTON. THE DALLES, OK.
u There is a tide in the affairs of wen which, taken at its flood
leads on to fortune."
Tho poet unquestionably had reference to the
trying to get him to defer calling It un
til uftor the hill is reported to tho house,
believing that tho changes will then bo
fewer. Itepubllcnns are patiently wait
ing to see what tho democrats will do.
When the democrats get through fight
Jng among tbemwlvea the republicans
will open fire on then.
K Hall, J. I' ilcClure, fcaruh II ileClure. i). O,
Alter, Itulpti Kof(cr Julia .N Hirers, V:l r.m
ImhIv, J. il Taylor mid J. KdtvardM were de.
femlaiitH, to-wlt, tho turn of ?W.U! witii inter
tut thereon rorn July J, Wsi, at the rate ot tlx
lcr cent r annum mid fa! 00 attorney feen in
kald action and contHimd ilUhunemeiit therein
taxed, I have this day levied iixiu the land
ulxivo (Uncrlhed and on
Huturiluy tlioiilld iluy of lleeemlior. 1HII3,
ut the hour of 10 a, m., in front of the court
Iioumj door, In the city of The Dalle, In laid
county und atttte. I tvlll tclUald laud at public
auction, to the highest bidder therefor.
T. A. Waiiii,
Hhcrllfof Wawo county, State of OrcKou,
iinf.'.'u!
rREE! TREE!!
With every dozen Cabinet
Photographs, one ....
o Life-Sie Crayon. o
Call at the Gallery and see
samples. My work- speaks
for itself
THE DALLLKS OK.
FIRST CLHSS
Closii-OiiiSiiliiii I R
FBilc&urtsjO8
at CRANDALL & BURGET'S,
Who ar sailing these goods out at greatly-reduced rates,
MIOHELBAOH BRICK, . UNION ST.
Pi
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CAN BE HAD AT THE
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