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Clubbing List.
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gravwl nnd second prlzo a pearl handled I
pon. Ladles first, prize Is a set of i
vases, highly ornamented, mid ,'",'l",n K"n,y culm ui iiont it
prize HHllvorpicklocnfitor. Nt cim,.,i ow,,ori.i,..
LiiomI AitvnrtlMiic.
( iMjii hji lino tor firn inurlon, mill ft Cvnu
,.r Hud for entili Milinorjumit liioortlou.
Spwlnl rutcH for long Umu witlnon,
All loon; iiotlcoM rivulvrd Iitor ttiaii 3 o'clock
vfll iippi'iir t.'io followliiKiliy.
TIll'TtDAY,
DKC. 1!8, 189.'!
The Dnili) nnd Weekly Chronicle may
l,t found on mle ttl I. V. Xickehen'n utore.
DECEMBER DOTS.
Milry NnwftlnU (Urmirrit from n Hp.
Iiorlnr'd Not Hook.
OfTllOtlNI).
A lonely kMI In the vimt urn room,
I Iiiivb jut t out for the jrfirt of bIckiiu.
TJit voyiiBo In fur on u tni(!klenn tide;
In; wnti'h U loin; titid tin; BniH nrc wide
'I lit) IhwIIiiiiiIm liluti Hi the MnkliiK iluy
Mn ii liuii'1 on the outbound way.
.'lii- u . wnd oomn, unit the IiciivIiib mni,
I ho ii-. uiothi r, U ciiIHiik mu,
I lit) i- her heart I lnuuuud wild,
H'urclil... th nlirht for lior wunduiliiK child.
Ik-KUtlfnl. .u.irlUsti mother of mlue,
In drir iifulootu I nm here, 1 urn thine.
Ili'Miiid tin) fiithoin of hopu or fciir,
Itoiii IxiuriU! to iMmrni! ol iliihk I tecr.
Hivt-pt on In the wiiLe of dtiire, In the Mreiiui
f ii roving tide from dream toilriMin.
- Contrlhutcd.
A battle of tliu clouds w as one of the
itnprcHHivu atmospheric features of the
morning.
Geo. A. Snooks, u printer we" 1 nown
in The Dalles, in running u puj.er in
Ptiili, the Coalville Chronicle.
It. 15. Hood is erecting a large shed at
the rear of .his barn fronting on Third
H'reet. for more stable room for horses.
Mr. A. G. Mooring, who has been can
vassing lor "Samantha Allen at the
World's Fair," reports a good number of
sales for the book, notwithstanding the
dull times.
A football game between the Stan fords
and Portlands will be played Monday at
Portland. There will be reduced rates
on farea and u number of people from
The Dalles will go down.
Tho Jackson Hose company have
offered lour beautiful prizes to those who
make the best-sustained characters at
the masquerade ball .Monday night.
Gentlenian'H firBt prize is a magnificent
silver water cooler, handsomely en-
glUHH
second
Pro!. A. LoKoy will deliver an illus
trative lecture on "A Peculiar People"
nuxt Monday night at the court house.
This lecture will bo freo and is spoken of
very highly by the prosp.
During the hop picking season a lareo
number of Indians of several trilies
went to the Yakima country to pick
bops, and alout the time thev were to
Captain Kennedy claims that the sale
of the Inland Star will not hold. Asked
for his reason he said the boat did not
belong to him, that he had sold it to
Miss Marion Kennedy, his daughter,
last summer for f 2.50. He said the deed
would not show at tho county clerk's
office but the notico of the saio would
appear in the next shipping papers
receive their pay a drovo of hoboes, tin I wm'cl1 llc receives every year. Ho also
horn gamblers and nil kinds of pettv , f'nj's tl,nt 1,0 proposes to sue Park it
i.acey, roruand, for .f200 a month dam
ages since September, saying they tied
up his boat, and thus not giving him a
chance to earn the money he owed
them, $00.
Mr. Kennedy was asked if he did any
business witli the boat when he was
running. "No," said he, "but wo did
not give it a fair test. Wo should have
started out and returned at a given hour
every day, whether wo had any freight
or not, and after a while the business
I would have come. Instead of that we
went out almost any time. The boys
didn't like to get up in the morning and
I couldn t run it alone. The first morn
ing we went out at quarter to 7, the next
morning it was half past 8, the next
quarter to nine, and the next half past
!). The nearest to an order we ever saw
was one uay we flopped at i.yle, ana a
rascals went from the Sound ond other
placos to relievo tho Indians of their
wages by selling them whisky, gam
bling with them, etc. The result was
that 7(1 of them were arrested and all
but ono convicted and sentenced by
Judge Gilbert variously from ten days
to two years.
RECEIVED FATAL INJURIES.
lolin KIiir Wlilln Hauling Wheat icmi
Ovr by tlw Wneon.
John King received fatal injuries Sat
urday afternoon while hauling wheat
into Iiiggs by being run over by the
wagon. There were six horses attached
to the wagon, which were a little wild,
and while going down the grade he lost
control of them and they started run
ning. Hecoming frightened he jumped
NrpnrMlnR Lightning.
t .i... ., :
tun i.gon onu.eup inn aiuc, out , follow there asked us if we had that
got tangled in the lines, and then the , freiglit from Mays ic Crowe, which was
brake block caught him throwing him 1 ordered bv the Star. Wc said that was
under the wheels. P.oth legs were j the first we had beard of it, and that
broken-besides other injuries. When I wn8 the nearest to anv real business we
the runaway team reached Biggs a num-! a;,i wuh tlw Tn1.,l Stnr "
i her of men hurried up the road in search j Mr. Konncdv said that tho. wi cost
of the driver and found him at fi o'clock, , nearv $3i000 and was verv much dis-
anoui an nour alter the accident, still
conscious but very cold. He was
! satisfied that it brought only $110. "If
t'OIl- it linil snlil fnr tl flllf) T irnnlrl linvn nwl
veyeu 10 jsiggs and me lonowing morn
ing was taken to his home in Moro.
But about the time he reached his home
he became unconscious and did not
rally. He died Monday morning about
5 o'clock. King's wife is very jootly,
being atllicted with consumption, anil
' let it go," said he. "I was getting tired
' of it anyway and the money would have
1 gone a long way towards paying Eome
; debts I owe. Park & Lacey have no
' more got their money than they had
, before, and they have hindered other
creditors irom getting ttieirs. Wlio is
besides his wife two small children are ' tho defrauder?" asked the captain, with
ion. ine lamuy moved to JMoro out a
short time ago from their farm near
Erskineville.
The party who sent me n demolished
lot of eye glasses through the postoflico
for repairs, omitted their name. If
they will call at the store and pay
charges they can have the same.
W. E. G.wtuiyrsox.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or
kidney trouble. It is guaranteed to
give you satisfaction. Price 7-lc Sold
by Snipes & Kinersly, druggists.
Mexican Silver Stove Polish causes no
dust.
that comical look of his, which is inimi
table. Mr. Kennedy thought the better
plan would have been to appoint a re
ceiver, so that the river traffic of the In
land Star would not have been stopped,
and thai is the way they do with Tother
public carriers, like the Union Pacific
and so on.
Mr. 11. A. Falk of Mitchell came in
town this morning. Mr. Falk'a brother
was killed by lightning last summer near
rrincvillc, us was his dog, while both
were under a tree waiting for the fury of
the storm to pass. Tho victim of the
storm king's wrath wore a gold watch,
the case of which was melted, and the
movement charged with electricity. The
watch was taken to Mr. W. K.Garretson,
of this city, by Mr. Falk, who is in town
today, in tho hope that he might be able
to fix it up, to bo presented to their
father as a keepsake. This Mr. Garret
son did, making the case look as perfect
as before the lightning stroke, also do
magnetizing the works, which were so
thoroughly charged with electricity that
they would not move. The watch is in
all respects as good as it formerly wap,
and will bo preserved by Mr. Falk as
long as he lives.
.11. U. Church Kiitcrtnlnrannt
l)o not forget the New Year's enter
tainment Saturday evening. Dec. 30th.
at tho M. K. church. A good procram
has been prepared. Sun tier will be
served from r till 8 p. m. in tho base
ment for 50 cents, including ticket to
the entertainment. Supper will also be
served after the program to those wish
ing it.
MKNU.
Hot Chicken Pie.
Jatnbon partager. Gelee.
Salade de veau.
Salade de pomrne de terre.
Cafe au lait
Biscuit chaud.
Tho
Saumure.
Chocolat.
Gateaux.
Fromage.
Fruit.
Cnntatn January 3d.
At the Christian church Wednesday
evening, Jan. 3, 1894, a cantata under
auspices of the church. Miss
the
Clara A. Moore has charge of the music
and will render a selection outside of
the regular program. Everybody is in
vited to be piesent. A chorus of chil
dren's voices is a feature of the evening.
Coino and enjoy a treat. Admission 25
cents for adults; 15 cts for children.
Rcnnlutlon of Thank1.
I'rotvctlou from Malariu.
The preventative is the far-famed
Southern remedy, SiinonB Liver Regula
tor, a purely vegetable tonic, cathartic
and alterative. It acts more promptly
than calomel or quinine.
ABk your dealer for Mexican Silver
Stove Polish.
At a meeting of the officers and teach
ers of the Methodist Sunday school, held
in the pastor's study Dec. 27th, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That we hereby tender most
hearty thanks 'to all who eo generously
contributed in clothing and provisions
for the poor of our city at the Sunday
school donation sociable, held at the
church on Saturday 'evening, Dec. 23,
1893.
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SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OK
T. A a, smi ?
FROM $3.50 UPWARDS
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anno
t Kemarkably low Prices.
FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Iff Winter Dry Goods,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, ET0.
As we are lorced to SELL FOR CASH in order to avoid lawsuits (like
he famous A. S. Collins and wife's suit) and bad debts, our prirea will always b
found the verv lowest in tho market. We invite our friends nnd customers to
examine our goods and prices before purchasing.
Dress Ta9,
Cutting
and Fitting,
HI
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By
jyips. psGaffey,
At Residence recently vacated
bv Mr. Leslie Butler.
Honywill.
John Pashek,
The Merchant Tailor,
73 Count Street,
Next door to Wasco Sun Office.
flp-31as just received the latest styles In
Suitings for Gentlemen,
nnd has n lnrffe assortment of Fori ten nnd Amer-
lcun idioms, wnicn nu can iimsn 10 urucr ior
those that favor him.
Gleaning and Repairing a Specialty.
ARTICLES
OF
GOOD
VALUE
AND
DURABLE,
SUITED
FOR
NEW-YEAR
GIFTS,
AT
M. Honywiirs
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Happy New Year
To Everybody.
Christmas is over. We are glad we did what we could
to make it a holiday worth remembering. It is not for us
to say aught of our success. Let the HUNDREDS who
thronged our store and carried thence the many bundles
that gladdened so many homes and hearts ; let the people
to whom every dollar means a hundred hard-earned cents ;
let all to whom we were a Santa Claus in deed and truth
let these say whether or not we succeeded.
Now For Next Year
PEASE & MAYS.
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