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The Dalles Dally Chronicle.
THK DALLES,
OKKKtlN
TIME CARD FOR TRAVELERS.
Below is published a correct tune card
o: trains and boats which leave and ar
rive at The Dalles. Travelers may trust
it, as The Chkonicle is kept fully in
formed of revisions :
D. P. v.'.- A. N. O. STEAMERS.
Steamer Regulator tertve every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday at 7:9) a. m.
Arrives evy Tuesday, Thursday and Satur
day nt 5.39 p. m.
OREGON RAILWAY & NAVIGATION CO.
fast mail. Arrive. Lwve.
"o.l WtMt-bncml .. .4-15 a.tn. 4:40 a.m.
No.2 East-bound . . .10.15 p.m. 10:'A p.tn.
BALLS PA8OXII.
No. T Wet-bound. Usave? KO p.r.1.
No. Eiut-btiuud. arrive 11:35 a.m.
AH paizer traits stop at I'nlon Street. s
well as the depot.
AtlvertUlns Kate.
iVr lack
...?t cY
... 1 to
Oneliich o: le-s- Sn Daily
Over two inche and under four inches. .
Over four luohe and uuder twelve iuflhe
Over twelve inches
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
One inch or le?s. per iuch
Over one Sneh and under four inched
Over four inches' and under twelve inches
Over twelve inches . .
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From the Heuil of the Ditch.
Mrs. Frank Davenport, who is super- i broken "by the watchman. At the same
intending the boarding house, while ( time that the bell rings, on an annunci-cnlitthij-
kindlin? las: Mondav. cntoff!ator alxve is shown the number of
the index tinker of her left hand. The
hatchet made a clean cut
JUSt at the
root of the nail, and the portion cut oh", wjth solid gteel tor5 the fioors andceil
could not be found. -aJr do not nave to be made of steel
In rolling loss down the hill towards j,lates, throucrh which the criminal can
the mil'., one day last week, a bic lo? ! often cut his way or on which his move
got the best of the men and rollincr too ' raents in the cell keep up u continuous
ttr,-ni- nri i a m .-.t s : h u) ! noise sufiicient to make the cellroom
it. Two pL's were billed, while four
others escaped to the woods and it was
two or three days before they could be
returned to the pen.
ilrs. Shnck, who has given good satis-1
faction ks mistress of tbe boarding
house for the past three months, left for
her home at White Salmon Monday. A
good cook is wanted to take her place.
The roads are so bad between nere
and town that one team is steadily em
ployed in hauling supplies to keep the
work going.
M. M. Davenport is working a large
force of men on the lower end of the
ditch and is hiring alt the teams that
can be had. The work is progre-sing
finely and several hundred feet of ditch
have been completed. He has several
men and teams from Portland on the
work. It looks like people of Hood
Eiver valley ought to be able to do this
work, instead of going outside for men
and teams, but Mr. Davenport has not
been able to procure from here all the
help needed. He would prefer to cive
employment to our own people.
Frank Davenport has the contract to
build tbe ditch and fiume from Arnold's , them must be a perpetual aggravation,
place to Joe Purser's and expects to i They sit and laugh and talk, and take
have the work completed bv the 1st of no notice of the uncomfortable fellow
Mav. He has sub-let the ' building of ! I"1 h'b aloft and in vitnv-2,-400
feet of tbo fiume to GeoV..e is there for four hours every night.
Stranahan and Dock
nine at Jo Purser's
Gibbons, bejin- i
south, several thousand feet of lumber
are alreadv on the ground for the work.
!Nf.iis and other supplies were taken 1
out Mondav. Thev started Tuesdav and 1
will push the work to completion. Any
parties wishing to build any portion of
the ditch or flume should call on Frank
Davenport, as tie has plenty of work
lei; to give out, but don't put it off too
late, as he is contracting every day.
Glacier.
Matrimony and .Hague tUm.
Owinc to the deep and increasing in
terest in the illustrated lectures at the
Baldwin opera house. Dr. Del-Mac-1
Claire, the eminent Brahmin adept, has
yielded to the earnest request of many Baltimore, a cigar salesman, at the
interested in human development ana 1 Metropolitan, to a Washington Star re
will give four more lectures tonight ! Irter. "And there is probably no line
and tomorrow night at 6 o'clock for . f ?01.S in "'ch ,somers hln.dk
i.i. - ,,i , .i w i a ' the dealers with ao hit e compunction
lad es and gt-ntiemen, and Wednesdav - . .
, , , . , ; of conscience. Ihere are SO eitrars m
at S o clock p. m. for women only, and n box of ordinarv but lhe dealer
at S p. rn. for men only. The topics ex-, seldom irets paid for 50. even though
plained and illustrated embrace "mag-' he credits none and gives none nway.
netiam," marriage," "contagion," and j "A man buys a cigar, taking it out of
the prevention, as well as the cure, of the box with his thumb and forefinger,
matrimonial misery and manv special 1 at the Siarae limt' closing his other fin-,
and contagious diseases and weaknesses. I PT w nnothor which rests in the
t, . . . palm of his hands. He gives the dealer
Bring qnestions for the question box at i ,,imf. nml n,mftMt .l,,,,.
the door.
If a,ked the question "Have you got a
EtomachV" it would I safe on general . 's sum
principles, to answer "Yes." But, lil'T l? aflk bT "T' Crt' "'"I!1'
H 1 lu- uul1 " and to give out just what are called
yon are ,ure of it, that is, if you ever for. but it is doubtful if this is wis,, n,
..v. .0.. ui ..ij., ,
pains of w hatever description in the
region of the stomach, you have got ,
, . , . . , ,.
an orumary,
fcion.acb ; in other words you have got a i
diheased stomach. The stomach is a
powerful muscle, aud the proper remedy
for a tired muscle is rest. Try the Shak-;
u- DiKc-nive Cordial, for this product ,
not or.lv contains digested food, which
... ....
will nourish tne rystem without any.
work outh-part of the diseased organs,
but it aidri the digestion ot other foods 1
ns well. You can test its value in vour
rase for the triflinc sum of 10 cents, i
Sample bottles at this price are carried
bv a. I drnceiits. 12
Laxol is the best medicine for chit-1
dren. Doctors recommend it in place oi
Castor Oil. !
WADE SECURE BY WATER.
r. or C'elU Iteailcretl Imprcttnabli j
Acat.ns All Attempt to It cape.
...IT-- .a on txhinitioa in itoston a
. .nv'. of a cell for prisoners from
. hteh a criminal would find it practi
a.ly iu;pslble to attempt to e.cr.pe
.thout civsntr an alarm that would
'. :ufr n guard rushing: up to his door J
:eforc either the lock or the door or j
stvel tubes of which Lhe celt is com- j
oxd v crv- broken or even cracked, ;
-.y the Philadelphia Xews. The pro-!
-..tior. :s not afforded primarily by elec-1
riolty, although electricity plays a J
Ktrt in the device. The chief pro tec- i
.:vc nsrent is water, which fills every 1
cngth and every joint in the steel !
ubts forming" the entire cell. The wa- J
j ;er te maintained m the tubes at a cer-;
i :r.in pressure, indicated on a gauge
n the watchman room, and Lhe .
slightest decrease in pressure of i
this water, such as would be made j
bv the crnekinc of a tube so that ao '
more than, a cubic inch of water could ;
' ..-scape, would release the pointer on j
i the rause, allowing- it to turn slightly '
and thus make an electric connection
with an electric bell. The bell then
: rintrs eontinuouslv until tlie circuit is
i th cel1 tbe Tater is eaplnsr
r-i:i n.U ,.ll t,nt. nil
too noisy lor tne watcitmaa to near
the slicrht sound of a saw or an auper
in a particular cell. This new cell Is a
cacre. The sides, floor, ceilinc and door
are all made of steel tubes. ?et so closely
.oc-nher that they could not be sprung
apart to any advantage, tven tne
hinires and the lwlts of the door are
filled with water, always ready to give
the alarm if its pressure is changed in
the slightest degree, yet inclosed in
tich a manner that the prisoner can-
not make any attempt to break or cut
m way out of the cell without chang-
ins the pressure. St. Loui Republic.
AN UNCOMFORTABLE MAN.
Hundred.
Wltnes UH Wrlthlngs
nd
Show No Pity.
On a narrow platform, close ro the
glass roof of Hammersxein's Olympia
roof garden, may nightly be seen, says
the Xew York Herald, oneof the most un
comfortable men in New York. He is
the man who operates the calcium
lights which play upon the stage. He
has barely room to stand up, so he
kneels most of the time and stares at the
stage before him.
Below ere persons trying to look so
cool and comfortable that the sicrht of
; r .ua i. -
of hi? lers. He sits, kneels and some
times leans back against the big iron
! cirder behind him. He sees the show
over and over arain. He listens to th
fineness splosh ot the water on the cry?
tal roof and sees tbe fame little come-
dies nightly enacted around the round
tabies beneath.
Sometimes a sirn of human interest
is shown in a bonding forward as some
woman with a more towering hat than
usual, or a boy with a more resplendent
hat band than common parades through
the garden.
SMALL PROFIT IN CIGARS.
Dealer. Complain That They Make Very
Little .Money.
"There is not n large percentage of
profit in cigar.-)," said D. B. Talb-rt, o)
nickel in change. Or he may buy a quar-
worth and gets one too many in
u uuhnjoier iikps to neip iiiinsen, una
goes where he can do so." j
r.,TTT . .
Iildn't I'ay to He runny.
r Clelftle. iirffeet of thi. flfnnHmoni
0f the Bouches du Rhone. hnh just lost i
his place for trying to lie funny official. !
ly. At a meeting in Marseilles the
mayor of the city, who is a socialist,
,nuI a sI'eec 'n which he declared that ,
" oae l" M.,?.M c0 have ","-v con'
fidence in the Mellne ministry. The pre-
fwJt Jn njJgwep aa,d Umt h;
foundh. touciied )V this ovhw... m'
respect for the ministry.
j-lou ibout Your
JOB
Ye have the facilities for doinc all kinds
of Job Printing, from a visiting card to a
catalogue, and we are after all the work we
can do. "We not only desiie to keep busy,
but would prefer to be rushed. Come in
and compare our prices with that of any
one, and compare quality of work. Let us
have vour next order.
The
Dalles
Real Estate Exchange
IS DAILY r.nCEIVI.VG INQCIKIKS FKOJf
Prospective : Immigrants
From every part of the United States concerning the
Resources, Products, Prices. Etc.
WASCO COUNTY.
All persons desiring to sell or rent farms or city property will find it greatly to
their advantage to call on or write at once to anv one of the undersigned members
0f the Exchange, civing full particulars, terms, etc.
" R,v,on
! T. A. HLDsO.N, C. E. BAYARD,
G. W. ROWLAND, J. G. KOONTZ cc CO.,
J. M. HUNTINGTON & CO.
THE DALLES,
FIRST RIDE ON THE ELEVATED. I
It Impre4tw Stransor Now a It Did New I
lorkerx Twenty Yearx Ago.
Every day there are among the pas
sengers- on the elevated roads consider-
able numbers of persona who are rid-
ing there for the first time visitors
from out of town. To the stranger un
accustomed to such structures, says the
.New York Herald, the elevated" road
must be one of the sights and sensa
tions of the metropolis. Here on the
platform of an elevated station, wait
ing for a train, stood a little party of
people from out of town, whose bags
and traps indicated that they had come
from a distance. A train approached
rapidly.
"N'ow," said a lady in the partv to
the boy whom she held by the hand,
"you are going to ride on the elevated
railroad."
At the fcame time it wa? clear that
the lady was herself much interested
as indeed she might well be. for it is
certainly a striking experience, the
first ride through the varyinjr scenes
of a great city upon an elevated trak,.
with the endless traffic of the streets
weaving in and out below, looking
down upon the heads of the throngs
uuoa tne siuewauts ana in upon the
varied occupations or unon the horn.!
life of workers and dwellers on lloors
anove tne level of the streets. It mav
be remembered that all these things
seemed very interesting to the people
in the city when the roaa'swere opened, i
An Appropriate Motto.
Upon the Temple clock in London is
a singular inscription, the origin of
which is said so have been a lucky ac
cident. About two hundred veers'-atro
a master workman was employed to
repair and put a new fact; upon the
clock. When his work was nearly
done he Baked the benchers for an ap
propriate motto to carve upon the
base. They promised to think of one.
Week after week he came for their de
cision, but was put off. One day he
found them at dinner in commons.
"What motto shall I put on the clock,
your lordship?" he asked of a learned
jmlfe,c, "Oh, go alwut vour busineBs!" :
his honor cried, angrilv. -And very ,
u5taWl-' for a dawdling gang:",
the clookmakur Ik vii.l tn hm m,,t
i 1a ,?.B -L.' d ?.ae "".V 1
that he carved: Go about your busi
ness" on the base. t 1
"I!ad state very bad. Eels got after
him. He was all covered with eels." ,
O, my dear John covered with eels! ,
How many were there?"
"Over two hundred eels hung to '
turn.
"Two hundred eels on John?" gasped
the tarouvud woman.
"Yub, two hundred."
"Two hundred! O, dear well, set
him ngainl"
PRIfOW
OREGON.
FACTS IN FEW WORDS.
Yknicf. is built on eighty islands.
The uexnlored area of Canada is
over one million .square miles.
Mrs. Eva Blackman, who is a mem-
ber of the police board of Leaven-
worth, Kan., recently removed two po-
iicemen because tney were oacneiors,
and appointed married men in their
places. One of the appointees is her
husband.
The diamond is not among the ear
liest gem known to man. It has not
been found in the ruins of Nineveh, in
the Etruscan sepulchers nor in the
tombs of the Pho.-nicianb.
A present of a hundred repeating
rifles and eight thousand cartridges
has just been made by the Austrian
ministry of war to the Freeland asso
ciation, which has started a socialist
colony in Africa to preach and practice
the brotherhood of man.
Thkp.e are in Austria 2&0,000 persons
receiving state aid.
Bkp.UN charity hospitals receive an
annual subsidv of S3o0,000.
The cutting of the Kohinoor occu- '
pied thirty-eight days with steam pow- !
er and cost -10,000. The Regent re- '
quired two years and cost S-5,000. d
In India 25,(j0h,ouO acres are made
fruitful bv irrigation. In Egypt there
are about C.OUO.UOO acres, and in Europe
about 5,000,000. The United ."states has
about 4,000,000 acres of irrigated lands.
NEWSPAPER WAIFS.
I know of several Afro-Americans
! wot don't keer fo' fried chicken but
i dey have bin daid a long time. Puck,
j When some men lose their tempers it
' would be well for them if they never
j found them' again. Philadelphia
, -Now Mary, stand up and tell the
school what causes an apple to fall to
the ground."
"Worm bit." was the quick but un
expected reply
- - - 1
-Mr. Spinks-"Well, Willie, has vour
isw:r maue un ner rn ml tr ,n ...
eVn?rt w,th meV" w "Yep.
-" p-" w lmi;
She's made up her mind and she's nmk-
m uji nrr juce now. ajie'll be down in
a minute." Great Divide.
Lady or thk House "Why in the
world don't you take a bath, man?
Cleanliness is next to irodliness. vou
Know.- itaggeu mutam "I cultivate
jiu nvuuwu-wiuao jrtue, muuam. - J.lt-
Hits.
It.Ullt: What VOU nut rtrnnnd n
, .. . .V , . . 3 Mctiartc.itwofAir,A.-.."ica.nu'eiDiiii.aLi price oi tne two naoers IS JJ.
ill?; li j iirivnr lilt, nttinri i. w,uiu. urn nnvAiL....: -
.UNiTH-n, A quadruped living in R'MSfrfs .
tne interior of Africa. (Si A kind nf orpwtof tho toor liuirr J W','1"' u'c on nave vour orm.
wind. kind of .nuiliiiQ. Few realize that each
nSiJJmii siroys fl.GO worth of Brain annwW;
Sale of School DUtrlct ISond.
chool District 'o. 29, in Wasco
countv, On-con, at a meettne recu.arlv
CHlled 'therefor havinp voted .o bond
i tl,o oiiiii Ot to.WU, to
1 in "is bonds of VoOO each, pnyubie abso-,
' ntclHn twentv vears and redeemable,
U thVpleasureofsaid district a ter ten
ivears, with interest couns nttachtd,
interest payable Kmi-BiinunHv. Inn-
: cipnl and interest payiMe g
of the conntv treasurer of said count 2s
or at nch t'iace as may be designated
FnthVciVv of New York, nt the op.tion Pullman
of the nnrchaser, and the rate ot in
terest shall be such as may be desiif
' nated in the bid which may be accepted, Elegent
not esc-edinc the rate of S per cent
' There! .re. in pursuance of the law in
uch cases 1 will receive sealed bids for rponr;st
laid bonds as above described, at my, IOUj.151
otbeein Dalles City, Oreaon, uu to the
' hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of the -'1st du
01 Apn.. loyi. n
, panied bv certified check for o per cent.
S0f the amount of the bid, the successful
bidder (o furnish blank bonds. Bids
for less than par will not he considered,
i The ritht is reserved to reject any and
' all bids. ,
! Dalles Citv. Oregon. March 20, Is9i.
J " "" C. L. Pnii.LU-s,
I Treasurer Wasco County, Oregon.
: m22-td
nr. Kinir',. New Dlciiver for Couini-
! This is the best medicine in the world
' for all forms of Cou.ti. Colds and. Con -
. sumption. Every bottle is gauranteed.
lit will cure and not disappoint. Ic has
: no equal for Whoopinc Couch, Asthma,
Hey Fever, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La i
i Grippe, Cold in the Head and Consump
, tion. It is safe for all aces, pleasant to
1 take, and, above all, a sure cure. It is
' always we'.l to take Dr. King's New Life j
' Pills in connection with Dr. King's New j
Discovery, as they regulate and tone the j
stomach and towels. We guarantee per
fect satisfaction or return money. Free
trial bottles at Blakeley iv. Houghton's
Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents and
$1.00. 0
Notice to Taxiiajer.
Notice is herebv civen that by order i
oi the county court, the sheriff will re-1
turn the tax roll for 1S9C to the j
countv clerk on the first Mondav in
April. 1S97, and all taxes then remain-;
ing unpaid on the roll will be declared:
delinquent, and thereafter the sheriff!
will not receive taxes until the delin -
quent roll
is eiven him.
A. M.
By order of
Kels.vy,
Clerk.
court,
m23-4tw
Cash iu Vour Checks.
All county warrants registered prior
to Oct. 1st, 1592, will be paid at my
office. Interest ceases after March 6,
1S97. C. L. Phillips,
County Treasnrer.
Old papers for sale at 10 cents per hun
dred. A large lot ot old daily and week
ly Chronicles on hand, the accumula-
' tion oi laaG. ery cood for puttinc
u.uuer rpeis, on account or uniiorm
size.
,i
Do not fail to call on Dr. Lannerberg,
the eye specialist, and have your eyes
examined free of chare. If you suffer
, .. :,u i1(.!,p,f.
or nervousness vou un
doubtedly have imperfect vision that, if
corrected, wil benefit you for life.
Office in the Vogt block. "
THe coiumlJia PaciQDgGO -
PACKERS OF
Pork and Beef
MANL'FACTCitEhft OK
Pine Lard and Sausages.
Curers of BRAND
L
Dried Beef, Etc.
i
Bate Oven and ffitcheUI.'iffl
STAGE LINE,
Twrur Ac ha -DttT-T
i num. ad nAttrEIl, - - Proprietor
Sta8fs leave Bake Oven for Antelope
11571; l a.nd frora Antelope to Mit-!
- "ccr.
GOOD HORSES AND WAGON
LDDDPQISON
6PECIALT Y ,'"m"?
ury "IOUO loiSflV r.oiU,V..
Mrenini.-.tnH... y-- nuw
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ratODofraii;Hf5??H0.T,,?.w Icon.
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ORTHERN
PACIFIC RY
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Car
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.MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH
f'AKGO
OK AND I'ORK
CKUOKSTON
WINNIPEG
HELENA an
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Through Tickets
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' ivASiiiNfiTON
iMiiLAnELPiiiA
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ItOSTON AND ALL
POINTS EAST nud SOUTH
For information, time cards, mapi and Ucieu,
cai ou or write to
VT. C. ALLAWAY. Aeent,
The Dalits, Orczos
OB
A. D. CHARLTON. Asst. G P. A.,
i5. Morrison Cor. ThlrJ. Portland Oregon
EAST and SOUTH via
The Shasta Route
OK THE
Southern Pacific Comp'y.
Tralns leave and are due to nmve at Portliad.
1 leave. ntou fee. 10, i?9T.
ABsrrz.
f OVERLAND EX-1
press, Salem, Hose
l burs, Abhland, Sac-1
s.oO 1 . 31. KriUlclie0i ilojuve, f ....
Los Angeles. El Paso.
I .New Orleans una
: t Eust
i r T.oseburg and wuy Pta
i.JJ A. -5i.,tl0I1!) .4
4:tt P.H
fia woodburn lor)
n-.i- ! Mt.Amtel, Silverton,
eVri ,.t West sci0- Browns- except
sr.T.H,,- ' viile.sprlugfield and ' Simdsjj.
j -rv, T t uiem unu wuy siuuuus -iu.w.a.ji
aud wuy l ' 6:20 P.X.
P.M.
(McMinnville andf f &:35P-M
(way stations . I
Daily. fDully, except Sunday.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN ROUTE.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
AND SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CAES
Attached to all Through Trains.
Through Ticket Oliicc, 1SI Third street, whew
throiiL-h tickets to nil points In tbe EutOT
Stutes, C'Htiuda and huroie cun be obt!r.ed i".
iowe.it rates irom
J. H. KIRKLAND. Ticket Aswt
,!:
All above trainn arrive nt and depart Iro?
eutral station, Futn nud Irving suu-
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Paienger DejKJt, foot o Jeflersoc street.
i Leave for OSWEGO, dailv, except Sanday.it
7:-.U b. nt.; 1L':15, 1:15, 5:2j, S'ta p. n
( .'and 11:J p. m. on Haturdav only, Arrire t.
I Portland nt 7:10 nud S;30 a.m.; and 1.3), las,
I and 7:5o p. in.
i
; I-enve for Sheridan, week days, stl:3)p.c
I Arrive at Portland, n. m
! , Lesvc for AIP.LIE on Monday, Wednesday
rri'iaj- ntuuua. m. Arrive at i-ornanu, iur
dav, Thursday and Saturday at 3.05 p. m.
. .....II.... . I WwHVU " '
nnrt I'l'l 1 . 1 o.?o r..o r...,-. ...H & n m. Ar
rive a"t Portiun'd at o:3U, 10:CO u. in.. 1:9), 1:15
5 10, C:.i, 7:ij p. m.
P.. KOEHLER, E. P. ROGERS,
Manager. Asst. G. F. i Puss-
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