The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
MONDAY
NOV. 4, 1901
THE YALE SPIRTT.
There are many reasons wby Yale
University should celebrate with
pride the two hundredth anniversary
of its foundation, but one of them
stands pre-eminent. What should
give its admirers the greatest satis
faction as they survey its two
centuries of uotablc achievement in
"training young men for employ
ment both in church and civil state"
is the fact that it has always made
the national cause its own ; that it
has never faltered in its allegiance to
the flag; that it has invariably illus
trated a true and manly ideal of
American citizenship. Tbe quality
of its patriotism has been un
questioned, and it has never hesi
tated in times of national stress to
place its finest energies, intellectual
and material, at the country's service.
This was as true in the Colonial
days as now. The colony of Con
necticut was founded in almost
absolute independence of control by
church or king ; its form of govern
ment was among tbe earliest of writ
ten constitutions, and it steadily
fought throughout the whole Colonial
era every attempt of England to
impose upon it an arbitrary rule.
Of this spirit Yale was one of the
chief conservers, and in the days
preceding tbe break with England It
was frequently stigmatized by loyal
ists as a veritable nest of sedition.
Tbe fine patriotism of the struggling
college during tbe Revolution is
typified for all time in the martyrdom
of Nathan Hale, a graduate of the
class of 1773; and that this sentiment
was not confined to the undergradu
ate body was illustrated in the well
known enterprise of Naphtali Dag
gett, president from 1766 to 1777,
who, when New Haven was invaded,
shouldered a musket and marched at
the head of the students against the
British forces. The part that Yale
men played in the Civil war, the
manner in which scores of under
graduates threw aside their books at
Lincoln's first call for volunteers, is
a story too well known to need re
telling. But perhaps the proudest
fact of all is that in these latter days,
when the spirit of whining has been
abroad, when hundreds of intellectual
exquisites cosily ensconced in many
a professional sanctum have shown
their utter inappreciation of a critical
point in American history, tbe uni
versity at New Haven has spoken
out loud and bold. One of the
tenderest recollections of Yale men
today must be that three years ago,
when the noble statesmanship of
William McKinley was not so gener
ally recognized as now, the Yale
corporation made evident its admira
tion of bis character and career by
giving him tbe degree of Doctor of
Laws. And in view of all these
facts it is especially fitting that a
formal feature of this celebration
should be the bestowal of the same
honor in person upon Theodore
Roosevelt, another exemplar of patri
otism and vigorous citizenship after
tbe best Yale manner.
Ij this the Yale spirit? If it is,
three days of eloquence, of illumina
tion, of emblematic ceremonial and
historic pageant are scarcely long
enough. There is nothing squeamish
or thin skinned in tbe quality of Yale
Americanism; it is strong, young,
elf -assertive, unquestioning. There
fore let the university rejoice; and'
let tbe nation rejoice also!
The departure of the French fleet
from Teulon, bound direct to the
Dardanelles, and tbe consequent ex
cliement in Turkey where the public
defenses are being hurriedly thrown
into effective shape, may prove tbe
torch that shall set Europe ablaze,
and bring to tbe forefront tbe death
less Issue of Russian or English
supremacy in tbe Indies. Tbe Boer
situation leaves Great Britain with
at least one band tied, and grim
fighter as she is, this Is a handicap
that even she cannot hope to over
come. The "bear that walks like a
man" may have deemed tbe moment
propitious for the final settlement of
tbe question that be has inherited
along with the rest ot the Romanoff
glories, and is now using bis French
ally to "pull the chestnuts from the
fire" that will be started in the far
East.
BUSINESS
LOCALS.
Clarke & Falk have on
sale a full line
of paint anil artist's briiflhPR.
Ever-bearing raspberry plants at Mrs.
C. J. Stubling'8 for ten cents each.
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A full line of Eastman films and sup
plies just received by CUrke & Falk.
Clark and Falk have just received a
full line ot fresh Velox papers and de
velopers, the same as nsd by Mr. Lovick
in his recent demonstration at onr store.
The Umatilla House barber shop has
recently been enlarged and fitted up with
the only steam-heated bath rooms in
tbe city. All the furniture and appoint
ments are new and of the best. For tbe
convenience of business men the place
will be kept open,-until further notice,
till 10 o'clock p. m. This is the only
union ehop in tbe city ; using the union
card and employing union barbers.
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Brain Food Nonsense.
Another ridiculous food fad has been
oranded by the moat competent author
ities. They have dispelled the silly no
tion that one kind of food is needed for
brain, another for muscles, and still an
other for bonee. A correct diet will not
only nourish a -particular part of the
body, but it will sustain every other
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gestion or dyspeysia. You must pre
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dosee aids digestion, stimulates tbe liver
to healthy action, purifies the blood, and
makes you feel buoyant and vigorous
You can get Dr. G. C. Gieen's reliable
remedies at Blakeley's drug store. Get
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will wonders ever cease f inquire
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Kan. They knew she bad been unable
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Women suffering from Headache, Back
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a mere
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Notice of Sewer Assessment.
Notice Is hereby given thnt the City Council
of Dalles city, Oregon, on the 24th day of Octo
ber, 1901, did determine and ascertain the pro
portionate cost of Iho construction of the Court
street sewer in Dalles City. Oregon, and for the
fiurpoBO of paying the costs of the construction
hereof, assessed the property hereinafter de
scribed as hereinafter Ret forth, to wit:
1. Beginning at the northeast corner of block
A at the inters ction of Union and Main streets
in Dalles City ; thence southerly along the west
line of Union street 100 feet: thenoc westerly at
right angles to Union street to the west line of
said block A; thence northerly parallel with
Union street to the south line of Main street;
thence easterly to the place of beginning. Be
longing to the O. U. & N. Co. Assessed at $50.
2. Beginning at a point on the west line of
Union greet feet northerly from the south
east corner of block A, thence westerlv at right
angles to Union street to the east line of Liberty
street: thence northerly along the east line of
Liberty street to a point where the same is inter
sected by a line drawn at right augles to Union
srreet from anoint on the west line thereof 90
feet northeily from the point of beginning;
thence easterly to said point on the west line ol
Union street 90 feet northerly from the point of
beginning: thence southerly to the place of be
ginning. Belonging t Mrs! K. M. Wilson. As
sessed at r.
8. Beginning at the southeast corner of block
A on the north side of tecoild street and west
side of Union stret t, thence northerly along the
west line of Union street 46?:, ieet, thence west
erly at right angles to Union street to Liberty
street : thence southerly on the east line of Lib
erty street to the north line of Second street ;
thence easterly aloi g the north line of Second
street to the place of beginning. Belonging to
the estate of John H. Mlchelbach. Assessed at
S46.65.
4. A strip of ground 58 feet wide off the west
side of lot 1, block 4, in Dalles City proper, be
longing to Esther Nicholas : assessed at $29.
5. A strip of ground 12 feet 0 inches in width
off the east side of lot 4 in block 4 in Dalles City
proper, belonging to .. t. Moody; assessed at
$6.25.
C. A strip of ground 30 feet wide off the west
side of lot 3 in. block 4 in Dalles City proper, be
longing to Margaret A. Martin; assessed at f 15.
7. A strip of ground SC feet wide off the east
side of lot 3 In block 4 in Dalles City proper, be
longing to P. J. Martin; assessed at 118.
8. A strip of ground 18 feet wide off the west
side of lot 2 in block 4 in Dalles City proper, be
longing t" Matilda Baldwin; assessed at $y.
9. A strip of ground 48 feet wide off the east
side of lot 2 and a smId 4 feet wide off the west'
side of lot 1 in block 4 in Dalles citv proper, be
longing to N. II. Gates ; assessed at $26.
10. A strip of ground 62 feet wide off the east
side of lot 1 in block 4 in Dalles City proper, be
longing to Matilda Baldwin; assessed at $31.
11. Lok 5 in block 3 in Dalles citv proper, be
longing to Fred fundt, assessed at $29.
12. A strip of ground 15 feet wide off the west
side of lot 4 in block 3 in Dalles Citv tironcr he-
longing to Pauline Lusher, and assessed at $7.50.
13. Beginning at a point on the south line of
Main street 15 feet east of the northeast corner
cf lot 5 in block 3 in Dalles- City proper, thence
easterly along the south line of Main street 87
feet 3 inches; thence southerly at right angles
120 feet to the alley ; thence westerly along the
north line of the allay 27 feet 8 inches; thence
northerly, at right angles, to the place of begin
ning; belonging to Caroline Korten ; assessed at
$1X03.
14. A strip of ground 10 feet wide off the cast
side of lot 4 and a strip 8 feet wide off the wet
side of lot 3 in block 3 in Dalles City proper; be
longing to Matilda Baldwin; assessed at $12.
18. Beginning at a point on the south line of
Main street 8 feet east of the Porthwest corner
of lot 3 in block 3 in Dalles City proper; thence
easterly along the south line of Main street 22
feet; thence southerly at right angles 120 feet to
the alley; thence westerly along the north ltne
of the alley 22 feet; thence northerly, at right
angles, to the place of beginning; belonging to
B. Wolf; assessed at $11.
Ill Beginning at a point on the south line of
Morn street .10 feet east of the northwest corner
of lot 3 in block 8 in Dalles Citv pioper, thence
easterly along the south lin6f Main street 22
feet: thence southerly at right angles 120 feet to
the alley: thence westerly along the north lino
of the alley 2,2 feet; thenca northerly, at right
angles, to the place of beginning; belonging to
8. Blumauer; assessed at $11.
17. A strip of giouad uy, feet wide off the
east side of lot 3 aim a strip 15 feet wide off the
west side of lot 2 in block 8 in Dalles City
iirnpe r
$13.75.
rnper, belonging to Geo. Kuch; assesssd at
18. Beginning at a point In the south line of
Main street40 feet west from tho northeast corner
of block 3 in Dalles City proper, thence westerly
along the south line of Main street 54 feet;
thence at tight mules southerly 120 feet to tbe
alley; thence easterly ulong the north line of the
aliey 51 feet; thence at right angles northerly to
place oi beginning; belonging to Max Vogt; as
sessed at $13.50.
19. A strip 40 feet wide off the east side of lot
1 in blook 3 in Dalles City proper, belonging to
J. D. Grant; assessed at $20.
80. Lot 0 in block 3 in Dalles City proper ; ex
cepting u strip off the north end thereof 2fi feet 7
inches In width; belonging to Geo. Kuch, and
assessed at $29.
21. A strip off the north end of lot r, In hinL
in Dalles City : roper. 20 ftet and 7 inches in
width; belonging to
William Weggeumau ; as-
sesseu at 113. .
in block 3 in Dalles Citv proner: lluiivim. i.
A. Bettlngen, and assessed at $13.
23. A strip of ground 82 feet wide off the west
side of lot 7 in block 8 in Dalles City proper; be
longing to Mux Vogt and assessed at.$8.
24. Lot 8 in block 3 in DaUaa I'll
longing to Prin 6i Nltsehke and assessed at $29.
25. Lot 9 In block 8 in Dalles city proiier; be-
longing to Kate Handtey and assessed u: $29.
26. Lot 10 In block 8 In Dalles City proper;
belonging to E. Schauno and assessed at $29.
27. Lot 5 in block 4 In Dalles City proper, ex
cepting therefrom tbe following traot. to-wlt:
beginning at u point in the north Hue of 8oo
ond street in said Dalles City 42 feet w eaterly
fioni tbe intersection of Court and Ueoood 8ts.,
I tatnos northerly parallel with Court street CO
.feet; thence westerly parallel with hecmri tat
t ice i laeiico souinunv narallsl with
Court
sireetboieet; theme easterly alone the no th
' till.' nf bljMWkllll ufrKA. .A . L. ..
.ii w om 1 1 ia, im
lie D
lace of beginning;
oejougiug to N
11 . Gates and assessed at 129
28. A piece of around described as follows
beginning at a point in tbe north line of Becoud
lrt in Dallas ClU 48 feet wast of the intersec
tion of Ct urt and Second streets, thence north
erly parallel with Court street CO feet; thence
westerly parallel with Second street 24 feet
tbeuoe touUerly nazal1! with Court tr,
I foet to Second I street; thauoe easterly along tbe
, north line ol hteood street 24 feet to the plJce of
rnSiH iiut asosMMlefctU UcCor
80. West ball of lot 7 in blook 4 tn Dallas City
NOLAN.
proper, belonging to James Snipes.
Assessed at
$nu
31. Lot 8 In block 4 in Dalles City
longing to Kate McCormack. Assess
roper, be-!alSK53.8,-.
32. Lot 2 in block 0 In Dalles Cltjrproper, be
longing to the estate of A. Bettingru, deceased.
Assessed at $33 25.
33. Lot 1 in block 6 In Dalles City proper, be
long! r g to the estate df J. if. Mlchelbach, de
ceased. Assessed at $33 2".
31. Lot 8 In bloak 5 In D illes City proper, be
longing to the estate of A. Bettlngen, deceased;
assessed at $29.
85. Lot 4 and the west half of lot 8 In block 8
In Dalles City proper, belonging to Max Vogt;
assessed at $21. 7J.
F6. The east half of tot 3 In block 6 In Dalles
Citv proper, belonging to A. Keller; assessed at
$7.25.
37. Lots 1 nd 2 in block 8 tn 'Dalles City
proper, belonging to Max Vogt; assessed at $29.
38. Lots 0, 7 and 8 In block 5 In Dalles City
roper, belonging to Geo. A. Llebc; assessed at
S9. Lots 9 and 10 in bleek 5 in Dalles City
proper, belonging to Wasco Lodge, No. 15, A. F.
& A. M. ; assessed at $83.
40. Lot 5 and 55 feet off the east side of lot 0
In block 6 in Dalles City proper, excepting a
atrip 2o Ieet in width ff the north end of lot 5,
belonging to Dalles City ; assessed at $30.53.
41. A strip of grouno So feet in width oil' the
north end of lot 3 in block fl in Dalles City
proper, belonging to Wm. McCtum; ussessed at
$12 50.
42. A strip of ground 11 feet In width off the
west side of loto in block 0 in Mailt City prop
er, belonging to Ju'.ia A. Driver; assessed" at
$5.50.
43. Lots 1 and 2 in block 8 in D&lles Citv
proper, belonging to Laura K. French ; assessed
at $0U.
41. Lots 4 and 5 in block 7 in Dulles City
J iroper, belonging to Geo. A. Llebc: assessed at
58.
45. Lot 3 in block 7 in Dalles Citv proper, be
longing to Dalles City : assessed at $29.
40. Lot 2 in block 7 In D-illes Citv proper, be
longing to the estate of P. Brogan, deceased; as
sessed at $29.
ty prot
5, f. O.
longing to Columbia Lodge, No. 5
(J.
assessed at so;.
48. Lot 1 in block 6 in Bigelow's Addition to
Dalles City, belonging to D. M. and J. W.
French; assessed at $25.
49. Lot 0 in blook 7 la Dalles Citv proper, be-
luiiKiug u ojry x. iiut;iey ; assessed at S2tf
50. Lot 7 and a strip 22 feet in width off the
east side of lot 8 In block 7 in Dalles Citv prop-
i.iiyj m r '. rraie; aiiniHun m in.
51. A strip of ground 88 feet In width off the
west side of lot 8 and 16 ieet off the east side of
ioiy in mock in Dalles City proper, belonging
ij ,uiuiu .i rieiien assessed at. i.
52. Lot 10 and a strip 18 feet in width off the
wesi litre or lot a in Diona 7 in Dalles city prnp-
ci,uuiisuw u, .nary uiBMsjH ; assessed at sou.
53. lots 5 and 6 in block 8 in Dalles City
iiiei. ueiuiiKing 10 .tirs. u. 31. rrencn; assess
ed at $60.
54. Lots 1 and 2 In block 10 In Dalles Cttv
proper, belonging to Ursula Ruch ; assessed at
sat
55. Lot 5 in block 9 in Dalles City proper, be-
.-uRiufc i isaueiin uray; assessed at 'u
6. Lot 4 in block 9 th Dalles City proper, be-
-iKiiifi i cuinu rreuuji; assessed at saw.
57. Lot 3 in blook 9 In Dalles Citv proper, be
longing to the heirs oi Sophia Kiss, deceased
assessed at $89.
58. Lot 8 ill block 9 In Dalles City proper, be
longing to Anna F. Taj lor ; assessed at $29.
59. Lot 9 in block 9 n Dalles City proper, be
longing to Phoebe Egan; assessed iitfjv.
00. The south half of lot 10 In block 9 in
Oalles City proper, belonging to T. T. Nicholas;
as seated at $25.
61. Tho north half of lot 10 in block 9 in
Dalles City proper, belonging to Mrs. A. J. Fitz
gerald assessed at $25.
62. Lots 5and 6ln Trevitt s Addition to Dalles
City, belonging to the First Congregational
church of The Dulles: ussessed at $6.
63. Lots 1 and 2 In block 12 in UatetL Addl 'ion
to Dalles City, belonging to Florence M. Vause;
assessed at $66.
64. A piece ot grounl described as follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner of block 16
ute' Addition; thence southerly along the
west line of Court Mreet 200 feet; thence wester
ly at right angles to Court street 133 feet : thence
northerly parallel with Court street 200 feet to
the allay ; iheuce easterly along the lino of the
alley to the place of beginning. Belonging to
school district Xo. 12; assessed at $133
65. The west
half of block 13 in Dalle citv
proper and oates Addition to Dalles City, be
longing to W, Lord; assessed at $145.
f6. Beginning at the southeast corner of the
intersection of com t and Fifth streets in Dulles
City, thence southerly al ing the east line of
Court street to the alley; theuce easterly along
the north line of the alley loo fee:; thence
uuruieri) parallel wim iumti street to the south
Hue of Filth street; thence westerly along the
south line of Fifth street to the placc.of be
ginning. Belonging to tbe estate of G. M
krause; assessed at $53.
67. Beginning at a point on the sooth line of
Fifth street 10C feet easterly from the intersec
tion of Court and Fifth streets: thence southerly
parallel with Court stre?t to the alley; thence
easterly along the north lino of the alley 94 feet
theuconortherly parallel with Court street to the
south line of Fifth street; tbeuce westerly along
the south Hue of Fifth street 94 feet to tbe place
of beginning. Belonging.to Max Vogt; asse-sed
Ut J4 .
All said property binr in Dalles City, in
Wasco Couulv, State of Oregon. .
.8id "M"nentH were each and all entered In
the docket of city Hens on the voth day of Octo
ber, lUOl.and aie made payable in one payment
to be maie on or before the lstli day of Novem
ber, 1901.
This notice is given by order of the council.
Dated this 26th day of October, 1901.
J. DOIIKRTY,
Recorder of Dulles City.
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For San Francisco,
Ball erery 6 days.
Drtg.
SSSm. To Aitorte.and Way- 4
8utartly, Endings. Sunday.
10:00 p. m.
Dally WUlattnatte River.
(:00a, m. and Way-LandlngB. onnday;
Tuesday, 4:30 c
Thuiaday, CorvalHs and Way- Monday'
Sota relay, Landings. Wediiesdtj
6:00 a.m. Frlasx
Tuesday, Willamette and 3:30p.ii.
Thursday, lauililll Uivers. Mondaj,
Oron City, Dayton and Wednesday
7.00a.m. Woy-Landiugs. j Friday.
Osaka Klver. Lem
difrV IwUtsn
340a. m. Hlparla to Lewlston. 8 so'a'm!
., , I '
ParUea desiring to po to Heppner or
on Columbia shmthorn via Bigzs. should
take No. 2, leaving Tbe Dalles at 12:25 d. si.
making direct conaactlons at Heppner junction
nd Biggs. ReturBtogmaiingdirectcoiinectloti
at JBppiherJkanettonand Biggs with .No. l.tr
nrtng at The Dalles at 1 :05p.m.
For farther particulars, call on or address
JA8. IRELAND, Agent,
The Dalles, Oregon.
Complete
of
Drugs
at .
M. Z. DON NELL,
THE DRUGGIST.
J. 8. SCUM OK,
Max a. Voot.
caibisi
rresiaeuc.
First national Bank.
THE DALLES - - - OREGON
A General Banking Business transacted
Deposit roceived, subject to Sight
- Draft or Check.
Collection made and proceeds promptly
remitted on dav of collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold oa
New York, Ban Francisco and porl
land. OIRBOTOK8
D. P. Thompson. Jno. 8. ScbsWO
Ed. M. Wuluiu, Gao. A. Liiaa.
H. M. fiaatb.
W W. WIttON, Manager.
First-qass ip Euery Rcspeot
(Deals at ill l?our8.
PRIVATE PARTIES SERVED.
The table ale? supplied with
boat in tbe market.
71 Front St., near Court. The Dalkw.