The Dalles Daily Chwniel.
TV only Republican Daily Neutpapet on
Watco County.
fekl.r Clubbing Kitten.
Chronicle nml Oregonian ?2 25
Chronicle nnd Exaniinur 2 25
Chronicle nnd Inter Ocenn '. l.So
Chronicle and Tribune 1 75
Chronicle and X. V. World 2 00
AtlTertUInc j:ntr.
One ii.ch or Iw In Dallj- fl 40
Over two Inches nnd under (our lnche. . 10)
Over tour niche? and under twelve Inches.. ,o
Over twelve inches ... 0
DAILY AND WEEKLY
One Inch or Uvs, fct Inch... . .. .J2 SO
Over one Inch and under four Inthes. . 2 CO
Over tour inches nnd under twelve inches . 1 60
Over welve Inches 100
All in all, wc may expect to see our
city thronged with visitors from
abroad. Ever endeavor is being
made for their suitable entertain
ment, though we have been informed
that no provision has been made for
lijrhtinu the streets with electricity J
! during the convention. I5y all
! means this should be done; not be
cause as a city wc w ish to sail under
false colors, but because of the
creator convenience and comfort the
better lights would afford the visit-
, ors. We trust this matter can be
i suitably arranged before the conven
! tion clay arrives.
Taking the
JVIedicine.
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 24, 189S
MOULD XQT BE jRE-yOlirXATED,
It is generally understood that the
Simon crowd in Portland is deter
mined to push Governor Lord before
the Republican state convention as a
candiiatc for re-nomination. We
do not believe in any event Gover
nor Lord can be re nominated, and
trust his candidacy will not be seri
ously urged before the convention.
By bis refusal to call an extra session
of the legislature the present gov
ernor shows that with him the inter
ests of the state are subservient to
those of faction.
The constitution of the United
States intends that each state shall
have two senators in the national
senate. Oregon has but one. There
is no more hope of Mr. Corbett be
ing seated than there is of "building
a railroad to Mars" a saj'ing the
Oregonian is fond of repeating and
it is the height of folly for Mr. Cor
bett, or any of his strikers, to await
the vote in the senate with the ex
pectancy of a favorable outcome.
The committee on privileges and
elections has already made an ad
verse report upon the Corbett case.
and practical!' this ends it.
Governor Lord"6 refusal, then, to
call an extra session of the legislature
can have nothing to do with the
Corbett case, and the onty explana
tion which suggest itself is that the
governor is afraid that should the
legislature meet, Mr. Mitchell would
be chosen senator. Such a consider
ation is unwerthy of a state's chief
executive, yet every indication
points to this as being the real rea
son. While Mr. Mitchell is the un
doubted choice of the majorit' of
the people of Oregon, yet it is not
true, as the Oregonian would have
us believe, that the friends of Mr.
Mitchell are clamoring that Mitchell
or nobody shall be chosen senator.
That is the cry of the Simon-Scott
combine, and they have decided that
nobody shall be elected.
Oregon has a right to another
senator, and Governor Lord, who is
in a large measure to blame for the
present situation, should see 'that an
opportunity be given to elect one.
When the legislature is convened
then his responsibility ends, and if
that body refused to make a choice,
the governor is none to blame.
The people of Oregon wint to be
represented by two senators, and
the' care not who Hie second one is,
provided he be a clean, ab.'e man,
devoted to the principles of good
government nnd the Republican
party.
llcports received by the commit
tee who have in charge the arrange
incnls for the coming Wool-Growers'
Convention, confirm the predictions
made that a large number of visitors
will be in attendance. Industrial
Agent Judson is traveling in Eastern
Oregon interviewing people and ex
plaining the benefits to be derived
from the convention, and he has
written to the committee that fully
five hundred visitors may be ex
pected. Prom the. interior country
adjacent to The Dalles there will be
many' sheepmen present, while quite
a number of Portland people have
signified their intention of taking
this opportunity to visit The Dalles.
Frank Sherwood was down tow'n to
day, the first time since he had his tns- j
sle with cholera morbus. He snys lie j
drove miles nfterhe was taken eick, and .
never catno so near dying in his life, j
After this when he goes out in the conn-1
. I. till l.- l l-l f.-M .
cry lie win nine a uouieoi vjiinmueriiun si
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy !
with him. Missouri Valley (Iowa'
Times. For sale by Blakeley !c Hough-1
ton.
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I have re-opened this -well-known Bakery,
and am now prepared to supply every
body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also
all kinds of Staple and Fancy Groceries.
GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Groc
Will
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as everything to he found in a
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Notice Ik herebv el ven that tbo folloirlnv.
j imrned M.'ttlei ha filed notice of his Intention
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at W.'l'i p. m.. leaver nt ft:. TO p. in. No. to i'emlle
ton, linker City and Ctilon I'acltlc.arrtveijat 12:45
p. in., departs nt 12:.r() p. in.
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rlvin nt " Ml a. m depnrtH at f,:6!i n. in. No. 1,
from Uukir City and Unlou l'acliic, arrives at
3:-U a. m., departs nt :i::tu a. m.
Nos. 'Zi and 'Jt, movliiR eiist of The Dalle, will
furry passenger. No. 1 arrives at 5 p. m.,
departs at 1:45 p. m.
rajKeimers for Hejipner take No 2, leaving
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