Tbi Dalles Daily Chronicle.
FRIDAY -
NOV. 15. 1901
This from the Astoria News is the
political gossip of the time at the
Oregon metropolis, with enouah of
truth in it to make it very interest-
ing reading for seme people :
A prominent Portland man was
down today and said that Joe Simon's
goose was cooked. H. W. ScDtt has
gone in with Mitchell to put up an
anti-Simon ticket in Multnomah and
that means e?e&tn to 'Little Joe.'
H. W. Corbett is now ugair.st him
and Henry McGinn is pulling with
Scott. This is the Simon backbone
taken out. Recently a large crowd
of Mitchell's friends were gathering
at his headquarters. Mitchell was
late. Finally be eame just after
Scott had arrived. Mitchell went
off with Scott and left all the rest of
them until they slipped off. The
correspondent of the Salem Journal
tells the rest. He says : 4Tbe late
arrival who took so much valuable
time was Harvey Scott, and it is
given out that he and Mitchell are
closer than brothers and would work
.... .
together in perfect harmony id case
r -
of an emergency. If they should be
called upon to s:t together in the
senate they would differ on nothing
nri thpir"hprt would heat as one
for the dear people of Oregon.' "
Agitation has begun in some parti
of the slate for a law prohibiting
the pasturing wkbtn certain limits of
residences, herds of sheep or other
stock, says the Baker City Republi
can. Farmers without stock favor
the measure because transient herrl?
often locate within a short distance
of their homes and eat away the
sustenance of their domestic animals.
It is as easy for transient herds to
seek other pastures, hut impossible
for the farmer to drive his stock
daily the distance of
several miles.
The law, should it be enacted and
was legal, would doubtless have the
unanimous support of farmers and
the united opposition of stockmen.
BUhop Potter was asked recently
what be thought of weman suffrage,
and it h reported that be made the
diplomatic replv : "My dear madam,
I have gotten awa- beyond that : I
am trying to make the best terms
with the sex that I can obtain." ;
ThU recalls the saying of William
M. Evarts when aked b- a lady if
be did not think that woman was the
best judge of woman. He replied :
"Not only the best judge, madam,
but the best eseculioneer."
President Eoosevtlt does not be
lieve a young man who will jilt a
girl is fit to serve as an officer of the
United Stales arm. Because the
records showed that William P.
Crawford had committed this offense,
the president refused to appoint him
a second lieutenant in the regular
army, although he bad served with
distinction as a captain of volunteers.
Mr. W. W. Whipple savs that on
bis recent visit to Portland he was
surprised at the strong sentiment
there in favor of Senator Fulton to
succeed Senator Simon. The lead-
ing republicans there think Senator
Fulton would be a shining fgfct in
the senate. Senator Mitchell is
understood to be talking for bis
election. Astoria News.
"Never worry about us," says a
Missouri editor. "Our favorite dom
ioick hen has been sitting al! summer
on a couple of pieces of brick and
three bureau knobs. When she
comes off after awhile with a three
story brick house and two cars of
handsome bureaus, we are going into
the furniture business."
gfrggsgg
JTesiacnt Koosevelt not only
. . .
pledges the Lewis and Clark exposi-
. . . . .
Hon bis hearty support but, lo further
bow bis good will, be has promised !
to visit this coast next summer and '
break ground for tbe exposition.
Tbe Belle Plains (Kan.) Defender!
remark : ''Horseless carriages, wire
less telegraph-, smokeless powder,;
borr less cattle, seedless raisins and
brainless dudes have lone been the .
rogue, but this year the fad seems j
to have taken hold of the farmers all I
ever the country, and they baTej
raised earless corn."
River leanier : title In a Fac
The river steamer Regulator, of the'
I. A A. N. Co.'s line, and the Winona,
tender to tte P.r! of Portland dredge,
collided yesterday morning in the Will- j
amette river with disastrous re?n"ts.
The Winona sank iaimeiiately afier she
was struck, in tweny-five feet of water,
at the the time of the collision a heavy
fog hung over tin river and fo- signals
were soon-le-i a- regular intervals by ail i
the 6ieamers ieaving Portland. The
Regulator left her berth at the foot of 1
Oak street on sc'rieJuid time and pro-1
ceede1 down the river sounding her :
whistie repeatedly. When off I'ostoffiee
bar, without warning, she struck the
Winona and uloioet co her in two. The
Regulator Stood by until it was seen
that no assistance cou'.d ire rer.de?ed the
sunken steamer, and then proceeded on
her way to Th? Da Baa, Tne wrecked
streamer steamer is a una
screw pro-:
penor,
and
it is not thought mach
be experienced in raising
truu'-ie
ill
ber-
The wreck of the Winona is the first
. ,
serious accident of the kind that has oc-
cTed for gevera1 years, which speaks
well for the nsautrs and pilots of the
myriads of steamboats encaged in carry-
inS passeng-rs an l freiffht to all points
on the Columbia and Willamette rivers.
One of the most original plays pro
duced in America to rears aril be tbe
attraction
the ogt or W ednesday,
Nov. 2 h 1: is BhmejT'i latest success,
aawsdtional meiodraaia entitled "King
of t a Oi.inm R:nc." and has a record
... , ,
of doing a pnenoii-eua! business every-!
where
It is credi:-d with 150 nights at
the acidemv uf m i:e. New York, and
will undoab'ediv be the most elaborate
. ..
production o: melodrama seen here tms
ssason. The ccin.pauv numbers fiitv
people, carries a family of native Chi-
nese, borses, ponies, patrols and a car
Ijad of scenerv and effects. Theater
goers went wild over it a hen in The
Dalies about a year and a half ago, and
B packed house will creet tnem on this
..;
Why pay $1.75 per gallon for inferior
paints when you can buy James E.
Patton'e snn nroof D2:nts for J1.50 ner
gallon, guaranteed for 5 years. Clark &
Falk, agente. ml
TIE YOST OPERA POSSE
F. J. CL1RKE, Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
WEDNESDAY. Nov.
20.
"-pw!s
The Great Chinese-American Sensation,
KING
of the
t
OPIUM RING
t y Charles . Blaney an I
Charles A. Taylor.
The H-i man Tower of Chlnki. '
The NftMVr. ( l.ll,... Aninra an,i rMlA- .
ren!
The Chinese Lake Walk and Ragtime '
Ball! I
Ti n,ir.u c.n.u.. r i: . I
Cargo '
- ..... .. ' uu.,ivi , i uu 1 1 1 k m ,
he Puhra Kaid on an Opium Joint!
Tbe Chinese Theatre on a Sew Year's
Night !
First five rows, TSc; balance
of the house 50c.
Seats os sale at Clarke & Falk's.
SSI aE?
, re f "a a
afc L''L''V awe wrFaww7 wraV
Groceries
Union and Second Streets. Local Phone 92.
How's Thi:
We offer one hundred dollar reward
for any case of Catarrh that can not be
cored by Hall s Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chknky & Co. Props-, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Chenev for the last 15 vears, and be!
! lieve him perfectly honorable in a!! busi- :
nees transactions and financially able to
-v out nr-v obligations made by their;
' & Tt or. Wholesale Drucgists. To- !
ledo, O., W aiding. Rinnan A Marvin,1
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. Ohio.
Hah's OatarTh Cure i; taken inter;
i nally, actint directly upon the blood and
' mucous surfaces of the system.
F. J. Quill I & Co., Props., Toledo O.
L Sold bv drragtits. price 75c.
Halt's Family Pilis are the best. 12
FARM FOR SALE.
Four hundred acres of deeded iand
situated sixteen miles south of The
Dalies, in the beet grain district in East
ern Oregon, will be sold at a bargain.
The land is nearly ail under cultivation
and well improved, having a good honse,
, BIifficif.n, wa,Br nr fiitv head nf hnrM
during the dryest seasons. A windmill
! and cistern it constructed so as to furnish
. w,er :or l5 nouse, biook ana garner.
j irrigation
There is safhcient pasture
baud cf stock and splendid
bog pasture on the farm. For further
! particulars applv to
, . , ?,KO" : &rFE?J'
'n - t - lmdAw Box 364. The Da
! SHERIFF'S NOTICE.
j Notice is hereby given that on the
afKlSrJ
' cetion tne h'iheat "bidder for rash
riond Kiver. Ur., 1 wit; sell at puonci
! all roods and chattels of W. E. Sherrill's
; furniture store, to satisfy a chattel mort- j
eaee of Siby.4b, with interest from the r
25th day of March, 1901, to date, at the
i rata of eight per cent, together witb
cost". W. E. Sherrill mortgager; W.I
r- raun & LO- mortgagee
nll-td
Bubekt Kelly, Sheriff.
Attractive W onto.
All women sensibly desire to be at
tractive. Beauty is the stamp of health
because it is the outward manifestation
of inner rurity. A beahbv woman is
a!rays attractive, blight and happy.
When every drop of blood in the veins is
pure a beuu-.eons flush is on the cheek.
But when the blood is impure, morose
tiess, bad temper and a sallow cumplex- ;
ion tells the taie of sickness all to plain-
! )y. And women today krew there is no
' beauty wit baa) heat'h. Wioe of Cardni ;
! crowns women with beauty and attrac-'
I tivenees by making strong and healthy '
! tboss organs which make her a woman.
try Mine of Cardui, ami in a month 1
your friend? will hardly knew you.
N. Jackson, Danriile, 111., writes
daughter had a severe attack of la grippe
nd ilsrrihliiMingh uhU ru. h lni
, :
i We tried a great ruanv remedies withoot
' givjnit relief. 8ha tried Foie.V. Honey
"J"0 a cough since."'
i:arae x raia
La grippe coughs often continue for
months and sometimes lead to fata! re-
to fatal re-
supposed to
nl.s after tlie patient is
have passed the dancer point. Foley's
tioney ana tar ano.us positive pro-
tection and security from these coughs.
: Clarke dt Falk.
for I ueumonla.
Dr. C. J. Bshop, Agnew, Mich., says :
"I have used Foley's Ilonev and Tar in
thiee very severe cases of piieomonia
witb good results in every case." Be
ware of substitute. C arte & Falk.
DeWitt's Little Bulj Kisers never ;
disappoint. They
gentle, effective in
are sate,
removing
prompt,
ail im-
pnruies fioui the
bowels.
; fcmsll and easy to take. Never urine or
a. stress, iiarae raik s r
' macy.
U. Phar-
Do yon sutler from piles?
If so do
not turu to sorgery for relief. DeWitt's
kll..,. r i , f ,,i ...
i ison naaoj caive win act more muck r
surely and safely, saving von the peo
and danuer of an operauon. Clarke a
Falk's P. O. Pbarmacv.
C M. Phe7pTTodal7 Vt says
his child was completely cared of a bad
case of eczema bv the ue of DeWitt's 1
WltCl!
Haiel Saive. iieware of all
counterfeits. It iostantlt relieves piles
viarae A talk s V. U. fbarmacy.
-t ...
If anything ails your hair, ao and see
- - -
Fraaar: he'a tbe bearion.nr. .1)
I - --.z ' ,
usir rvaieuwe. nemetuDer that
be
makes a r.cialtv of these goods.
f
Floral lotion will core wind chapping .
ana santrarn.
S. E.ll.
byt'srae,
U. X .1. .
.
Clarka Falk's Savoring extracts are 1
baet. Ask seor r aar for tbem.
OtaiOra FOtn Merer Fade.
Groceries
HL T.
mil J II ft. THE OLD RELIABLE
Blakeley s Drug Store, ggg
We carrv the larirart and most eompk-te "CROK EXTRACT of Lemon and Va-
suck tn Eastern Oregon of mill are tbe Bm Mad.
PBfli and MtDICIXfcS. Every Udag wc aeU ts rreato.
COMBS and BKISHES, Onr prirw Co.!
Sro.NGES and CHAMOIfl. , " IRMCRIVTlOV Detriment
... Z ...... 1- in caurpeoi on-, potent men.
ri K&ES and WALLETS.
ritKUO and l oco c&HIKIS, Wp Manufacture
PHOTO SH I LIE. -Jf ' !jj ' "i. ! 1 1'-
. Or MondS Saraprtl I it,
PHOTO I'AI'EK nd MOI STS. ,lr w-na's Headache Tablet.,
LOWMT'I CHOCOLATES. twt ITitth Ha-1 Atm.ind Crt-am.
KAIL liBUCBi receive our j f TU DUntiCC Every Package delivered Fro,
ncnoual attention. I DU I fl rnUflLO promptly, hi the eny.
JONES' CAFE,
First-Class Regular Meals.
4 ... SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER...
J Royal Toke Point and Olympia Oysters served
at all hours and in all styles.
Agency ALDON BRAND delicious Chocolates
4 and Confections.
LlMmlM Aw The
"1
L. Lane,
GENERAL
BlacKsmiin
...AND.
r
HorsesHoer
Wagon and Carriage Werk.
Fish Brothers' Wagon.
TMri an. JeSornn. Pbrjuc 159
at
ate
ares Two Pium Death.
I "Oar little daughter had an almost fa
Mv to) at tmnh t a l.iuttunn iwinnh anI WM.n
k;,ie
riles Mrs. W. K. Haviland. of,
! . , - ..." . ' .' .. '
Armona, a. 1., -oat, when t other:
.. . .. . ' . ,., .,
Ttw d' e ved her hfe wtth
who had Consamption in an -feasted
, Btage, also used this wonderful medicine
and to day she is perfectly well." Das -
nevate thr eat nni inn d:aa rioWl
Derate throat and Inn disease yield to
fr. King's Xe Discoverv as to no other
medic:h
on earh Infallihle fn' rVutaSta
unear.n. iniailioie TO. tongtiS
and Colds. 50eandl.00 butties oar-
. . .
a i i a i isu ..ii" i ( r- r
111 l .! LOCALS.
Von will not have boils if voo take
Clarke fe Falk's sore care toi boik.
Special sale in children's school hats,
cape and baby bonnets, at the Campbell
& Wilson millinery parlors Friday and
Saturday of this week. One-tbird off
regular price.
T. A. Van Xorden is now prepared to
fit your eye
He keeps the best quality
of glasses and frames
on hand. Pre-
ssriptions accurately filled on short no-
tice. No fancy prices. . ni3 u
t f . .
" a W'Bl 10 reUUD hair
hBTe lo keeP "onr "'P clean. Soap
will make your hair harsh, dry and
fegiSV 'JatlS
; scalp E and Pine Tar KhamJU it
will leave your hair soft and closav.
Price, and dOceuts a bottle, at Fraaor'.
naroer chop, The Dalle. tf
Hut or Traa
One heavy vaaon and a nam IUm
t . ... . . . . "
r-uu iur eaiv ur wi.i traae tor norses.
horses.
n9 lad
T. J
Dkips. Tbe Dalles.
BIO TURKEY 8HOOT
A. Y. Harsh will siveabbt tnrk..
. . ...
" on tne ax, rz, sad
28th of November. n.97H
pHes Just received by Clarke a Falk.
NOLAK.
Always fresh. ft
Chronicle.
Prof- Homer de Morrison
323-
WasUlnetoo street. Room
1'OKTLAM), OKSGOK.
23-30,
The Brst registered as well a the first gradn-
ate palmist ever in fortland. Thte world's
ft eate.st Tranee Clalrvnvant and Uerba 1st can
be eotsullMl daily on all' effalrs of Qf,
' Prof, de Mdrrison is without a doubt the most
; se'entitic Paiml-t and Clnlrvm ant in tne world
today: he ircates hidden treasnre. reunites the
, ser-arnted. tells If there is mtnral, o I or on
yonr land enables you to win th i ufiection of
i one you desire.
j faunistry Unght. medium! -ti-: persons devel
oped. Henls by tbe usesflf hli rovcaled hcib-1
, teas; cure chronic an) (-:: id Incurable cis
.-a vt rr Itoaiini III f -r th- laxir.
H5 d,,e,,f w th !'5 "'rec queni u?: all
, letters answered at i nca
Locate,! by vision
Port, .nd g-J
j&THCT&&i.
; muntea,ed T letie t!,e facts to Mr. A. J. Rsls-
leaWSsar
' M-1- 'KaSCI.S pakti.ow.
J u ' Ia
! stoien from
easing In be aaured taat the BaU
i the- Seluv ,-meltine Wink, wm.
1 cm oj vision aga fortland otralthw. This
proVej. that tCe strv oi ih . ..l..i ... ,.t .k...
' ,b,ef na ,n"' bt ltanee wss required In re-
fnvtrinBr t hs srnin u. - - - i.w . j
be du
i suuuruJB llJVeu-
tif urcgoa uf jast
Blory." Editor PcrtUr.d O
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j SUrtl hTn PrsssklaO
gon. beattle Waah.. and variona ,.int.
i 5" U'W nd Washington.
7 l,c"0n! at all pojslg on fav-
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Short line
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j via liuat- cago and the East,
: Ingfcm.
Atlantic I- . . -ril
Eaprwss. !e, HeiiTor. Fv
TthBuot C1V , M lol, C1U
higton oago tbe East.
' St. ffa! Walla Walla, Lewiston. m
FaANail, SpoaaJ.Wl!ce.lu'.l
9Mj m. maa Mranpo!i, St. 3 35.
vmmpo- , Panl.lnlijth.Mi!iru.
Kami. -ka, Chicago and East.
:
OCfiAI AID B1TEB BCHEDTUB
Prom Portland.
i(All aaibng dales sob lm
Jaot to change)
S 90 p. m. ! 00 n m
I ft Sao FranciMo, t
Bail every 6 day. I
! iHlilj j
veOp. m. jTo Aaiorla and Way
; -Htnrdsv. , LandJugv SuaS
1 10 Jlp m. j
i Baity Willamette Hirer
Oregon City, Xewberg,
tSJTvA Balem, lndei!ideuce, aSS
,6n a. in. j and ay-Lanaing. 8un0-
Twasdav. 4:n.av
i hnixiey, Corvallis mid ffv- Uondn
Saturddy, Landings. Wednaaw
C:0Qa.m. Fiiaay.
Tuawlav, Willamette a&a 3'30n.a
Tbnradriv, j Vamhitl Klrera. Mondaj,
-atuidi: , orcgrni Citv, rirton and w'edneataf
,.1a. m. WajJuiai'n. tthhj.
LITIS. Blrer. T "haw
dill I-eviKa
j aiparta to Uewiaton.
KtF I'arUes 3eaMng to po to Beppncr
; faints 'd (.oiambia Southern via Bitnrs. sbaoM
1 tacelio. 2, leaving The bailee at 12:25 p. a.
; making direct cmnecrions at Hcppner jiiimiati
; snA JEUgRs. Returning taaklngdirectconiwsiaa '
at fieppoerjanotktn and Biggs with Ko, La
riving at The Dalles at 1:05 p. m.
For further particulars, call on or addrea
JAS. IRELAND, Anal,
The Dalles, Ongav
m
I 1
Complete
Cipe
' of
Drills
at
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THE DRUGGIST.
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cafUS
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