The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-02-18
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LOCAL RREYITIEs.


forfeited lands.
These beautiful days make a man
thank God and take courage.
Today will be an important one in the
history of legislation for Eastern Oregon.
The total mileage of the senate exceeds
IL 900 miles, and will cost not less than
$1,7O0.
Charleston, South Carolina was cap
tured by the National forces on this date
in 1868.
Visitors are welcomed to this office to
see the big press in operation at p. NJ.
each day.
The city hotel deCrossbars is occupied
two fellow who were out on slow time
last night.
The young mems Gymnasium club
will give another of their popular dances
on Friday night.
We noticed number of teams in the
free feed yard of Messrs. Beers & Will
Jams last evening.
Messrs Bold & Hayner, not Harper, as
our type had it yesterday, have bought
the old Liebe Shop.
There is not wooden mill in the state
of Washington, but there will be one at
North Dalles one of these days.
Messrs. Printz & Nitschke are having
rock hauled on their vacant lot for a
foundation for their new building.
The shoe factory at The Dalles is do
ing well. Several statesmen on the road
are meeting with great success .-Edst
OregoniGn.
The contractors have completed laying
the water mains on the bluff, the work
on the reservoir is being pushed with
energy.
Our types made some queer blunders
in yesterdays daily. In the notice of
I bills shelved, 'unimportant'' should
: have read important, instead.
There will be an annual school meet
ing held on the first Monday of next
month at the brick. school building at
which our school director and our clerk
will be elected, and tax levy made for
the. ensuing year,
1t was five minutes of ten when Mr..
Window finished his speech-and heard
thethree cheers for the Secretary OF the
Treasury. 1t was eleven minutes after
ten when the physicians said: "He is
dead you had better dismiss the guests"
How fearfully true it is that in the midst
of life we are in death
Hon. W. Lair Hill of Seattle, who is
in attendance upon court here says ::
The new Washington code, which is be-
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completed within 80 days after this ad-
journment of this legislature.
The present session of the legislator e
has not been void of joys to some at least.
Representative wilkins, of Lane and
Representative Mccoy, of Sherman,
have each a son added to his family since
resentative from Sherman is said to have
been crying for the portage railway
when he arrived.-Ochoco Reriew.
Mr.. W. c. Brock, county clerk of Sher-
man county, was in the city last even
ing. He reports that the people of
Sherman are enthusiastic over the pass
age of the Watkins portage bill and are
now the more anxious that the Raley
bill should become law This is the
sentiment of all Eastern Oregon
The secretary of the board of trade re-
ceives letters every week from would-be
settlers who write to inquire about the
country. If the writers are in earnest
about this matter we suggest that they
subscribe for the local paper for few
weeks. No better means could be adopt
ed of informing people about the coun
try.
prominent physician and old army
surgeon in eastern Iowa, was called away
from home for few days during his alb
sence one of the children contracted a
severe cold and his wife bought bottle
of Chamberlin's Cough Remedy for it
They were SO much pleased that they
afterwards used several bottles at var
ious times. He said, from experience
with it, he regarded it as the most reh
able preparation in use for colds and thai
1t came the nearest being specific O
any medicine he had ever seen. Fol
sale by Snipes d Kinersly.
The most artistic and latest posing
done by Stewart the new photographer
at Eastman's gallery.
Significant figures are those complied
by be Chicago Tribune, which show
thar in Massachusetts one-fifth of the
that in NO country save France can 8
similar condition of affairs be found. Or
the other hand, instead of over 20 pei
cent. only 1927 per cent. of the foreign.
born women of Massachusetts are child
less. The same, or similar, statistics
could be gathered in every state in New
England.