The najies Daily Chronicle,
Entered at the Ptxtoihcv at lui DhIIi. Orvpmi.
h ccnnd-clm matte:
THK DAl.t.KS
oi:i:c.o
TWO tVilJwl L. DOGS.
Otic
tlir
Crltlcli-il mi Orrlittr unit
Other Detected it Thief.
A wonderful story of a Trench mu
sical critic is related br persons who
profess to lnvo been acquainted with I liked.
him. and who have vn him in attend'
ance on musical performances. He
wa.v a dog1, and his name in public was
Paradf. whether he hud n. ditlcrent
name at home wn. never known At
the hegimtiup of the French revolu
tion he vont every day to the military
parade in front of the Tuilleries palace.
He marched with the musicians, halt
ed with them, listened knowingly to
their jHjrformances. and after the pa
rade disappeared, to return promptly
The Only Tumi tlnrrlvoii t.tke.
During the darkest days of the war,
when military tunes and ballads were,
sung everywhere tiil people were about
sick of them, there- was played in New
York, says the Tress of that town, a
soldier's inarch which was immediately
popular all over the country. It was
the late Charles IiouiuhTs "The Sol
diers' Chorus." from "Faust." and after
a year or so America got as tired of it
as it recently did of "Annie Kootiey "
E.v-Tresident Harrison lirst heard it
played by one of the army bands in
Sherman's army. It is the only air he
In the case of most tunes
he did not know one tune from the
other, and he is probably the only per
son in the Fnited Stales to-day who
hears the "Soldiers' Chorus" played and
feels inspirited by it.
PRESS PICKINGS.
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The New Idea, a new newspaper just
born in lied Lodge, Jloat., announces
itself as "independent in polities, re
ligion, and etiquette."
Thk ten Sunday papers in New York,
together with the three in T.rooklyn,
published one Sunday 420 pages alto
pettier, aggregating 3,000 columns and
u.oOO.OOO words.
TtnntE is a newspaper in Kansas
edited by a convicted thief, whose
chief assistants are a forger and a
burglar, and published by a gang of
known felons. Its oflice is in the state
penitentiary.
The Standard, an evening English
paper, and the rermania. an evening
German daily, of Evanville. Ind..
have passed into the control of a coop-,
erative company composed of all the I
employes of th' two papers.
9flflBBjF BHHsMBBjlikejpfls
sbipjmhPjpjkespjpjjjkv e9Pj
Just Hrrlvea from mw Y0IJ attention
Is called to the fact that
SIM.KNP1D ASSORTMENT OK
Ladies' Hugh Glenn,
Jackets. '
Dmilor in Gl;
and Huild
riirrli
.j.nie, PlnQ(3' Cement
ltoriiil of ai.fchnl.
i riin.i tjnv of-
Wasco warehouse Co.,
Receives Goods on Stor
age, and Forwards same to
their destination.
Receives Consignments
For Sale on Commission.
Rates Reasonble.
FROM $3.50 UPWARDS
Picture
Cloll
Furnismna
Splendid CHnckilla Overcoats $5.50.
(1008
MAltl." dOOlls. -
-W-. -V". Co.
Till! I.M,l,t:s, OI(
Vt I'eniurkublv l.ow Prices.
72
To be lound in rnr Cify.
Cilashington Street.
From TERtflHUi or INTcR'oR Points
IT LI, ASSORTMENT UF
Winter Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ET0.
s ixti:rnatio::.l
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WTAs we are torced to SELL FOR
he famous A. C'n' ins and wife'n suit
iuwest
found the ve:
ii the murket.
examine our cih.W and prices before ji'i- .ainc
t'Ail in order to avoid lawsuit like
mid Nad debt. our price" will always b
in vile
our frieudH and euto:ner. to
IHl.
II I nut Ii niiii I Innitin S W
in ii in is ii mi ijiiiiiiiii ..i iinnu
ill ill iiiri II vm.uw. iw .asws
iiuiiuuiui uu mu ir. w
s
RMI LROHD
u tiic 1 1 1 it- u lute
TO ALL I'OISiTS EAST AND SOUTH
Root
he spit.vNr. at thk I'.onnnn.- tiihoat
at the parade time the next day i Irr d
uaily the musicians became attaej.e."
this devoted listener. They nam-.' '.
him Parade, and one or another t:n
alwar. invited him to dimur. a
cepted the invitation, and was a p'.
ant gaest. It was discovered that ::ft.-r
dinner he always attended the theatt-r.
where he seated himself calmly in the
cornel of the orchestra and listeneJ
critically to the xnuric. If a new piece
was riaj-ed he rioticed it instantly and
paid the strictest attention. If the
piece had line melodious passages he For a sore throat there is nothing
showeu his joy to the be.,t of his dog-! beUer than a flannel bttnd3te dampened
gun ability: but if tne niece was or-. . . , , . . T, . " r. ,
a " . l , , uu utiamuenuin s I uin xtuini. 11
compound. ;
'A recent discovery br aa old j
physi-.au. 5uw.-tuI.V t"J ,
fmnr.thl'j b'j fAoajonJj of (
ladies. U the ou'.y r. rlectlr
iifoanil roliahlp mMJIclao dis-
covcrcd. Unvarf o! anprlncipli-s! !ru-,U vrho
cfTcr IrJerlor c;edklacs la rlaco oi this. Aiit lor
Coot's Cotton Itoo: Compouuil, talc no tubtU- ,
tute, or laclcse $1 aail 0 cents la poitaye In letter ,
nidTi-ewiajend, soaleU, bj-return mall. Full sealed
partl-'ularj la plain cavulop".', to ladles oaly, "
;taa:j3. Addre&s I'oiif LI I v Company. j
Su. -j Fia-r E.uci. T"".rc!i. lUea. (
Sold in ThP Dalles bv Blakelcr i Houston i
dniarr anrt unmterestia' he vawned.
staged about the theater and nnmis
talrably expressed his disapproval.
Another very curious story of a canine
manual enr is to''' of a London orjran
gTinScr s dog-. The oran grinder was
blind -and ag-ed and the dog- used to
lead him about. One night, after a
hard day's work the old man and hi&
faithful companion lay down to sleep,
with the organ beside them. They
slept hoandly, and when they awoke
the onran was gone. They were in de
spair. Their means of earning a liv
in? was gone. But the do? led the
old man through the streets where
he had been accustomed to play, and
persons who had given him alms be
fore continued to befriend him. so
that the loss of the oran proved not
so bad .vfter all. Weeks went by. One
day the old man heard & hand organ
played a few feet from him. It re
minded him of hii lost instrument, but
he paid no special attention to it.
Uand organs were common in London
find he heard them often. Not so the
dog. He showed signs of great excite
ment, harked violently and led his
master in the direction of the organ.
He sprang at the robber's tnroat;
dragged him away from the stolen or-,
gan and led hn master eagerly up to
i
' with Chamberlain's Pain
' will nearly always effect a cure in one
night's time. This remedy is also a fa
! vorite for rheumatism and has cured
' very severe cases. 50 cent bottles tor
sale by Blakeley ii Houghton.
Look Over Viiur County Warrant...
All county warrants registered prior
to January 10th, 1S90, will lie paid if
presented at my oflice, corner of Third
and Washington streets. Interest
ceases on and after thi date.
Wji. Michbll,
Treasurer Waeo Countv.
October L'lit, ISO!. tf
Notlen.
Notice is hereby L'iven, that by order
of the common council of Dalles City,
made and entered on the 12th day of De
cember, 193, sealed bids will" be re
ceived at the office of the undersigned
until Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock p.
m., December 22d, ISO:;, for the con
struction of a sewer of terra cotta, to be
S inches in diameter, on Lincoln street
in said city, commencing at the south
line of the "intersection of Lincoln and
Fourth streets, in the center of said Lin
coln street and thence continuinc north
erly along the center of said street to
the terminus thereof, tov.it : Low water
mark of Mill Creek. Said sewer to be
constructed in accordance with the plans
with expressions of recognition and t and specifications thereof heretotore
maue antl prepared by L. J. Orandall,
and which said plans and specifications
may be seen at the oflice of said C. J.
Crandall.
No hid will be received unless the
same is accompanied with a good and
sufficient bond in the sum of $200, con
ditioned that the bidder will accept the
constructing of said sewer if the same
shall be awarded to him.
The right to reject any and all bids is
hereby reserved.
Dated at Dalles City, Or., Dec. 13,
1503.
DoUGLAfe K. DL'FL'K,
Recorder of Dal!e& City.
delight.
WHAT THE
STATES PRODUCE.
The Dalles
Daily and Weekly
Chronicle.
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press purpose of faithfully representing The Dalles
and the surrounding country, and the satisfying
effect of its mission is everywhere apparent. t
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 Chkonicle is published every eve
ning in the week Sundays excepted at S0.00 per
annum. The "Wkeklv Chkoniclk on Fridays of
each week at SI. 50 per annum.
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ciiuutrli'M. rules, touii. una iiturul in
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ComKin.! of iMtilnc Cnr linnurimsiiiM I'ull
mini IirmvluR Uimiiu nluciKiri1 of IutciMUliinvnt
TOURIST SLEEPING CA11S
llcsl tlmt run 1jo t-oiiHtrnr'tiU, nurt In whlcfl
an'iimm.HlHtlciitn lav iKitti I'tw mnl rurnUltcd
for IiuUlerHof Klrnt uml vcodil-cliink Tlokuto, anil
ELEGANT DAY COACHES
1'itMUUtr.
Springflrhl, Mttn.
fTIio tint lmrrliiftiilintn.
-U-EBSTEirS
, lCTlRCAn0S.U
DiCTiaira,
""nU furtrw! rtiMi"'i:ttn
A coiitlniinini lint', LuniiectliiK with nil lino
nlinrdlnc itlrttit anil uiilutcrTUititl ncrvlcu
I'ulliiinii tslwjfr rvoivutliiiie vhii Ikj M.fiirl
In lulvunco ttiniiieh nuf ny.vM of tliu roail.
THROUGH TIGKETS S
KnuiHiul uiirt KUTDiw can lJ ill
tii'kut uUlcc of tlis coiniuinj-
To r.ud from nil !
ilnt i In America, I
liuruhimovl nt nr
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
y HAS A PAMILY OF u
2000 READERS. ?'f
Tlii'j- rwul The Chrimlclt- to gvi the Intent uml
linmt rulluhle M'Hn. Ami they rend every line
that ! In the )iuier. Tlmt U ivhut limkew the
I'lironliilf mi invultmble uilrcrtl Inc medluin
j The newNmH.r Hint Boe to the fnmllj
I (Irinldi'i 1h the one 3- tlmt the ndvertlmTK
tKluy pntronUe I when they desire to
Kuil Information roncjrnliiK rntifi, tUue ot
trains, routtn imil other dctnlU furninhed on
ntiplleiitloii to
W.
Agent 1) !'. A A. Nov
Unlicn, ur., or
a. i). ntAKi.To;
AiiK't. Oujicrnl l'iweiiifi;r ABt.
C. ALLAWAY,
Co., KtKUlntor onicc.
of
reneh the 'o)ile. When they witnt your trnde
their iittnonnreineiitK will In found In the putter
IjmA over our eoluinn mid otiMirvc the verlllcn
tlmt of the truth of thin hhmtIIoii. Itememlier.
11 f rixli, ttf n ftifnllviif lipf, f tirulbimil
V 1 worth unklnK for through lhee
f'fimmnt. i,Tuiriiit an iti onr vsrr
i.'olmriai, otiju-lnlly no nt our vsry
Th
I'ortlnnd. Jen
ELL
IHississirri is second in cotton, fifth
in rice, sixth in horses and mulch, and
ix-vfcnth in nug'ar.
31--. AClirrfETTs is first in fisheries,
secona in commerce, third in manufacture-1-
and printing.
I:.'ijia:a is third in wheat, fourth in
corn and hogs, seventh in cattle and
railways, eighth in coal.
Idaho produces 1,500,000 bushels of
wheat, 81,000,000 worth of fruits and
J.W,Wi) pounds of wool.
M.vi.vc has -0,000 square miles of pine
forests. The lumber industrj- sends
out 4011,000,000 feet a year.
Texas is first in cattle and cotton,
second in sugar, sheep and mules, sev
enth in cows, eighth in hogs.
Co.wvECTicrr leads in clocks, is third
in silk manufactures, fourth in cotton
mills, and eighth in tobacco.
J'kw Jnnsi;v is first in silk manufac
tures and zinc, fourth iu iron, sixth in
"buckwheat, and seventh in rye.
Missouri is first in mules, third in
hogs and corn, sixth in iron and horses,
seventh in oats, ninth in sheep.
When on u visit to Iowa, Mr. K. Dal
ton of Luray, iiiiseell county, Kun.,
called at the laburalory of Chamberlain
& Co., Den Moines, to ehow them hit-eix-year-old
boy, wliofee life had been
eaved by Cliainlwrlaln'e Cough liemedy,
it having cured him of u very severe at
tack ot croup. Mr. Dal ton is certain
that it e; ved his boy'u life and is enthu-
eiaatii' in his praieo of the Remedy. For
Haio by Jllakoley & Houghton.
Business Change.
The undersigned has bought
the Chinese merchandifce busi
nesa heretofore conducted by
IT IE IE HOP &c OO.,
and will pay all bills owing by
said firm if presented to them
before December 1st, 18!Jli.
CHEW KEE &c CO.,
lao .Muln Ht., The JJuliex, Or.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hot clam broth at J. O.
dav at 4 o'clock.
Miick'e every
"A Talented Killtor."
the t'omlhK iiiontliN, or the hented
omj who tire truvellnirorcoiiteinnlatitii.'
11 trip iiway from lioiuekhould rend the followlii:
I, tn
in;
loiter from 11 hrllllmt mikI well known editor hiiu
irovldu tlieiusclveii ii,'ulimt iittuckw of hcuduchc
mid dUzlntKa:
UKKTtKJlKN-1 Iniu cccnalon to Uko hevernl
tioxen of Krn 1 ue's Ilvnduche Cniitiileit while
trnvelliiK to t'iilciuro tout tend tlie.Satlonal Uein
ourutlc Convention. Thor ucted like u churm In
proventiui; lieaduchck mnl tlizzlnett. Have hud
very Hltli heailuclio ilnif my return, which In
vourx jeipei'tiuiiy.
Jons U. Siiaffeii.
I'd. ltciiovo, 1'u., Itword.
rt'innrtiible.
Kor ealu by Illukoley & Jloughtou, freKcriptiou
)ruelitt, 176 Becoini fit., The Dalle. Or.
Hold by iJiiipe & Klhetnly,
by virtue of uu execution itnd order
of mle I kmied out of the Circuit Court
of the Mtato of O riff nn for the county
of Wutco. to mo directed, cornmmidlni;
uie to muke mile of the lund In mid writ, describ
ed to-wlt; thote iiltces mid purceln of Juud In
Watco Countv. finite of Orttron. known mnl ill--
Kfrilri-d as nil of tietlon three 111, mid the nouth
, hiilf of thefouthuiit (illarterof tcctlou four 111.
111m uiu muni nun 01 tectioii nve (0) uuu tne
north hull of iitctlon clclit (S, till In Towimhip
one (1), north of IJaiiKC fourteen Ml east of the
WHImiictto inerldlnti, to make mid piiy the nurn
of money, In mid Court iidJiidRed. to Ixj paid to
the plnliitltl In ruld uctlou, in which action The
solicitor!) Ujuniind'i'ruHt Coinniiny were plnln
tlir uud Juintu lI'Mth, Morthu M. Uooth, Everett
K. Hull. J. F, JlcClure, hunih if JlcClurc, I). U,
Alter, Ilnlph Hokcki Jullu N ItOKern, L'rl Km
iody, J. M. Taylor uud J, y, KdwurdM wcro do
fuiiiluiiU, to-wit, the mim of IMAM) with inter
eat thereon from July 1, It-.!.', nt the ruto of nix
ler cent er milium and laxi.CO attorney fcex in
mid uctlou ami ciMtx uud illnbuneineiiu therein
Uixed, I have thin day levied uikju the lund
above described uud 011
Huturduy tlteS3d day ot liccuniliur, 1HV3,
ut the hour of 10 u. m In trout of the court
houko dior. In thu city of The Hulle. in Maid
county uud tutc. I will kcU mid land ut public
unction, to thu litchent bidder therefor.
T. A. WAIIIJ,
fiberitTof Vi unco county, BUito of Oregon.
UOVA'td
When the Train stops at THE DALLES, get oil' on the South Side
T THE
D. BUNN
Pipe WorK, Tin Repairs am Boofi
MAINS TAPPED UNDER PRESSURE.
Shop on Third Street, next door west of Young it Kues
UlacksmiUi Shop.
Thin lutRf mid popular Hi. use il the irluelpn! hotel buMne.",
x-u to lurniiti tut Hunt AceoiiimoiliitloUK ol tin v
Hons
mid lh nreimreu
isu In the city, mid at tlie rutc of
$1.00 per Day. - pirst Qass Heals, 25 Cepts.
Olllce for nil Htuc I.lni'" li nvluc The Diille- fur nil
iiilril in KuMtcrn Ori'cnii unit imtitni M'uMliiii;tiiii,
III UiU Jlutul.
Comer of Front mid I'nlon 81b
NICHOLAS, Propr.
T. T.
Clothier and Tailor.
Decidedly the Finest Line of.
Gents' Kutrnistiing Goods,
Trunks and Valises, etc., etc.
COR. SECOND AND WASHINGTON. THE DALLES, OR.
u There is a tide in the affairs oj men which, taken at its flood
leads 011 to fortune"
The poet unquestionably had reference to the
Clip-flni Sale ol m
Mm k Caroets
at CRANDALL & BURGET'S,
Who are selling these goods out at greatly-reduced rates.
MICHELBACII BRICK, - . UNION ST.
rREE! rREE!!
With every dozen Cabinet
Photographs, one ....
o Life-Sie Cra.yoraJo
Call at the Gallery and see
samples. My work speaks
for itself
THE DALLLES, Oil.
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