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PosxERs Or BALrrxonE.

PosxERs Or BALrrxoRE.
FOR NEXT WEEK.
ANY NUMBER OF OUR CORRESPONDENTS IN
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY HAVE WRITTEN
Us IN CONGRATULATIONS UPON COMING
AMONG THEM"-As THEY Put II. THEY SAY.
you're dsfasjs rtoAt'"
Glad to reieome vow,'
''wAat us'pe been wamtfaoi"
"A grand tAsnoJov Washington"
''Your prices are ,rondecfm"
''Your prompa'ess beats home deaiers,"
''yerer heard the likel"
Lei ne hedr from vou efrrn!'
AND so oN-LETTERs By THE HUNDREDS
LITERALLY A MAILBAG FULL DAILY-FRoM
YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORs. But WE DON'T
WANT TO COMMIT THE ERROR YOU'VE BEEN
USED TO LAMENTINa OVER. OF 1NcEssANTLY
HowILNG FIRE. {" WHEN THERE ISN'T PUFF
SMALLER AND VERY SELECT SALE. EsPE
CIALLY FOR YOU. WE WILL CALL 1T OUR
MAIL ORDER SALE" AND IT WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY MORNING NEXT. THE 9TH INSTANT.
IN DRESS GOODS
The most celebrated SS-,neh Biock, Sdk-,rarp H.n-
rictfG. extra Jine; comes in Jet Black only and
Eouid cost us $I.s5a yard to duplicate. Nert
useh 90 cents yard deferred at vour 'ss'denes.
Order By FIRST Mail.
IN SILKS
superior quality qrsolid shades Of Fane Francais
sur in theJoAo,cin0 stylish cotors: Seal Myrtle,
Castor. State. cray. Bronze. Otipe and Run
fer's' Green. u. IS Is ycpr home price for this
0rGde. Nert neek price ,riU be IS cents
yard. delivered at youy Tesidence
rare vatue Ia BLACK Futile Francais. heavy and
svt. Sold everJehere AZ ~ a yard. NEXT
mesk ice wm ssI IL at 10 csnts, delivered at yo.y
door.
Order by First Mail.
IN JACKETS
a" tss n. SSs5s"g sss lacy
Rsgu,ar IS garmeats. Neat ,seek 9th " Ss.SS.
detioeredfo pour address.
Order by First Mail
IN CORSET COVERS
Your size in Well made NieeIv Bound Good Muslin
Correct Corers, high aud loo neck. Nerer rorth
less thaa u csats any .sk~ve. From ~, vest
Teee, ~ cents each. FOR OaeOr dozen, tJt right
at POUR door.
Order By First Mail
Various styles in lot q tine MusHs Corsst Coysrs
hi1A and square neck. rith ,a1s tacks and en-.
ssS d., yole S ro .e 81 y
Trucks. These Corset Corers come from the Fac
nss 's and n ss' &c Ell
seu you any size at IS cents. de!irered at your
Order By First Mail.
In Black Hosiery.
Fast Black Warrant.
Won't Wash Rusty.
XII s sei yS IL. Ls' s iss mae
Order by First Mail.
500 dozen Misses Fast Biackn seamlsss Cotton Hose
same quality has cost rs Sc. Next Wsek 70 you
dtsouT door. ISe pair.
Order by First Mail.
100 dozen Meme Very Best Imported Fast Black"
Hose. rfh spticed hee!s and toes. 35c. in vour
ctr Ssrt week here CSC for any size. delivered
Order by First Mail
$50 dozen Childrens Past Black" Ribbed Hoss Fine
s s a sss syS ad .rs ss: to -. q aS1
apar IS parsJor Soc delivered at pour door.
Order BY First Mail.
PosNERs'.
1t BALTIMORE
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Sir Julian Psuncefose 10 everlsstingly op-
posed TO reciprocity With strangers who have
questions to ask.
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ABOUT CLoAKs.
This has been first sson here-all our goods
were made up for this seAsS Youll find old
garments with us. and TO went them becoming Old
this is how you viii now them marked:
Mink Trimmed Cheviot .kets that sold Al e24.
Movie.
IL.
Gray Cbeyron Jackets. mined with choice mstrs-
chan fun, that have been sing at s:ra.
Nos,eG
Black Chevron JACKIE Aade with vest front.
trimmed handsomely W. asirachAn. sizss a. aud
~, that sold st sl3.5Q
Ncsen
so.D
One lot Of Long CHS made of Brocade Cloths
Striped Chsyiots-Hss and Medium weight Broad
cloths. Garments IN have been sailing OF ais ESQ
es2 and s,4. On GU enter Table nov
At9s
Atss
AtaS
Two Big speciaI,r the Little Ones In our Cloak
Room.
In 40. a arr esiren's cloaks made Of handsome
Plata ana s,rtn. s-vioss. Plaid and Striped DiE.o
nails, Blue. Gr-end Brown cheyiois. that sod from
$50 up To slo
SaB.
In lot Chi sn's cloaks that made Of Plaid and
s,r,,~-I g., Cheviots Figured Cloths. Color,a
cbeyrops. AIMED ina Nely-ts and AstrscLans. that
sold nj = - a and sl6.
Now s7aa
s1a
THE MONUMENTAL.
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GnrAr Cnos,se Or SALE

STILL GOING ON. ssAop WORTH or
FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS. FANCY GOODS.
NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES. NOVELTIES.
woRsrEDs. KNIT GOODS. INFANTS OUTFITS.
SEWING AND KNITTING SILKS.
To be converted into cash regsrdles Of cost TO posi-
lively retire from business
Come early and often to hsreains 90 our &C..
lor.. lsr., Pr. and joc. comi-rs
No such goods Of such Low rices before oasred
Imported Zephyr Caps. &c.
Imported Germantown. 9 ounce. for l5c.
Imported Spanish Yarn. onnces for l5a.
Imported saxony Yarn. hank lor.
German Knitting Yarn. 81 Per round
Imported Balmor~l Yarn. e0c. per pound.
Button-hoie Silk, PC. spool.
Etching silk. d.. spool
Sewing silk. 5oyaras. <c. spool.
Embroidery slk, one ounce. Black and White. 0oc.
spool.
Embroidery silk h-ounce .poois. l5c.
shetland Wool. 2 ounces for lie.
Shetland Floss. 2 ounces for i5c
Biz drives and extremely low prices IN MANUrAC-
TURED woRsTEp GOODS. consisting Of Infants
CAPS, Sacks. Shirts. Slippers. Ladies' Fssrinstors
Hoods Breakfast sha~is, Tides. Afrhans. Nscrame
Knit Goods.
THE ATTENTION OF THE TRADE AND DE-
PARrMENr STORES rs CALLED TO
OUR Low PRICES.
cH. RUPERT,
403, 4O5 and 4o7 9TH st. NV, above Dist.
+. LOUIS UPMANN. Manager. IL
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SPECIAL SALE Or Corrox Goops.
On Monday morning We shall place on sale at
spe,tal prices the following articles OF Domes-
Loo yards Bleaehed sheeting-fulla 4 yards
wide-extra value.,.
5000 yards extra fns :Si-inch Bisached Mus
lin, suitable tor ladies' and children's under
wear,
-9c. yard
1000 yards Bleached Muslin-extra soft I'm
ish-yard wide.
sc. yard
value. s'''
ss.sona floor, I'D 4. ba,iSG aTS:C
Special SALE Or WHITE Goops.
Having closed from an importer the balance
Of his stock Of French Nainsooks we offer them
to the purchasing public at prices % per cent
This fabric is ~ inches wide, in two weights.
sheer and medium. and viii not change in
.Pricss 81. 37x. ~, so and 6sNc yard
pieces, VIII be offered tomorrow at the reduced
-17 and 2Oc. yard
This fabric 10 world renowned and Ia consid-
cred the best material made for ladies' and
30 pieces as.incS ilaid and Striped ors.n-
die.
--15c. 0 yard
~42;tnch Hemstitched Lawn-guaranteed fas.
Sic. yard
lSecond moor, 18th ct. building.)
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There are some riders that are unable 10
mount, IL sssna
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BoYr CLOTHING Department.

LUIS NLOThlSd DEPARTMENT.
To sloss out the BALANCE Of our stock of Boys
, RSys, All:xoo. Mixed cheyio. Cloth and Chin:
SSss SsF p,,sss q % g. and sio ~.
BOYS oy s;: nsSsss. svs.ss. q: ma nd s.s..,
With q without capes; some flannel lined.
q saw si Biz. rssa chsv aaa sss
with fancy ;si n in,ns. sr, sizes 70 ]. years
liz. l. 10. Of Navy Sas t6insSiii. Refers. with
Aeomp.i. In. s q 6siiSST F:Ss Has, and Caps
aEEi SsHals oei pri1iis ss ..r... eu.lainso
Mnnlso UsDEswrAn DEPARTMENT.
Jus. received. l sst6s Dozen ladies' Ribbed slll
vests, low neck snd no s.eeves.' Pink and Blue
only.
(First door. second annsx.)
UpHo1srrsy DEsAaEMEsr;
On xona.s SrlSHs epsS nsx ss Of Anqu.
TRisaH fo II ~ c q Hils
s. IN .s ss M.1 81 iSn. bar
On. soc, q III. & z Rsia: Curtain. /. now
xorrisdEsi;XSSSs ii ri S a6RT.1ss.
c Ts.ss b,i;sins ia White NOTTINGHAM Lace
-'i, Il tji r 81 S3aa pair
New patterns in siisoiins. one yard vide.
sysS;iTS iI SSsS;SE a iss S., ,,,,.
rSnisnri nm 0os s's,I % osd.5 in Linn;
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BEGINNING MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY @
This advertisement needs no preface. the follow
ing prices speak for themselves and cannot be dnpli
Gated elsewhere:
Paper Pins, full count. lc.
Large Box Mourning Pins, &c.
schrimpton Needles, full paper, Sc.
Safety Pins, per dozen. &c.
English Hairrins full paper, lie.
English Cabinet Box Hairpins. &c.
Blasting Cotton, dozen spools for &c.
800 Meter Blasting Cotton, per dozen. lee.
100 Yards SPOOL silk. per dozen, 3lc.
10 Yards Spool Tw st, % si,ools for lsc.
Large Bail Red Embroidery Cotton. Re
Woven Initials, PER box. &c.
French Whalebones. per dozen. &c.
Covered Steels. per dozen. 10.
Plain Color Betting. apiece. lie.
Fancy Betting. apiece. DC.
Silk MORE Betting. yard. &c.
whalebone Casing, Apiece. g..
Seam Binding, apiece, &c.
Silk Seam Binding. apiece, 13c.
Hooks and Eyes. two doz~n on card, "a
Unbreaksbe Tape Measurer. &c.
stockinet Dress Shields. &c.
Double Repellant Shields, lie.
Kleinert Feather weight Shields, l3c.
Side Stays, per pair. &C.
Covered Corset Chaps, &c.
Darnng Cotton, two cards for L.
Superior Knitting Cotton. A.
1o-inch Wooden Handle Button Hooks, d
Scissors Gin three sizes). per pair &c.
Hand Brushes, &C.
Hair brushes. lie.
Tooth Brushes, SC.
English Bristle Tooth Brushes. @.
Steel Tracing Wheels. &C.
Curling Irons. Sc.
Fine Tooth Combs, 4c.
Large Size Comns, &c.
Rubber Dressing Comts, &C.
Extra Heavy Dressing Comts. loc
Linen Corset Lace, lie.
whisk Brooms. &c.
Garter Web. per yard. &c.
Fancy Garter Web. per yard, &c.
SIX Garter Web. per yard. lOc.
Metal Garter Clasps. ar.
Decorated French Bsque Fieurps l4c
Larger Size French Bisque Figures, Ice,
Nickel Match Stands, lie.
Fancy Brass Stands, lie
China Mustard Jars with Spoon. e.
Wooden Table Mats. per SET 23c
Sets containing Wooden Spoon. Fork, Nickel Coz
screw, Bottle Opener and Key Ring for lie.
Leather Purses. &c.
Larger Leather Pursea &C. -
JEwELRY
lot Bracelets. worth 15c. to PIC. each &c
lot Fancy Hair Fins In gilt. silver and oxidixAo'
lot Lace Pins. worth &C.. for Dc.
lot Lace Pins. stone settinx. lOc.
lot Hair Pins. amber she'll silver or gu,4S oM-
ing, value 7oc. to u. viii 20 at &c.
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$500 yards Plain and striped Ginghams for
fast.
LOO. q yard
2,oO0 yards Printed Challis in pretty designs.
SIC. Yard
loo yards Hsif.wool Challis in delicate
ElSc. Yard
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT.

A new lot Of Soft Gray and Tan Canals Hair
Bhswis-the best value ever offered for the
money.
-&5O 90 each
DalA otAy - ni nsn3 ~ 10 III sacb en@w"
Extra quality Wool Double Shawls in Grays
and scotch Plsids.
SIS. 90 EACH
complete line Of Square and Long Fast
Black Cashmere, Merno and Hennetts shswls.
I'll 80 to 80. % each
Full size Cream and Black Shetland Shawls,
I'll 20 EACH
complete line of Plain and Fancy China
Silk Shawls and Scarfs-all colors,
~. 90 to go. o.
(Third floor, 10th st. buildinx.)
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IrxsE MARrrs FuR CAprs

lGrssr MARrrs Fun CArrs
This, 1t ee7 to ESQ. all in one lot
Now at slG
| Now OF sl0
4 Sable cspss that were marked to sell at s4s
| Nov e27.
| Now S21.
ne fsfs'an Lamb OAI<s that were marked 10 sell q
Now $40
Nov go
SPECIAL IN MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Vslvsts that sold at SIS
Nov at sc.
SIC.
Birds that have been selling at pic, Sac ana 50H.
Now nj l2bse. O.
Atl2hc.
Al l2tc.
Finest French Felt Hats
Nov at 43c.
40.
80.
THE MONUMENTAL.
n ss7 AND aas ST. NV.
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rssrHsrssxr THERE CAR
srszsr sotv FACE zuxvsncExz
xooDwAas Iorraop
cossss EIsvsxrz AND sranfrs xoaraxrsr
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FURNITURE
comfortable arsside 10 the foundation Of q happy
home.
To such surroundings
all housekeepers entitled and they be procured
with scare any outlay Of ready money.
OUR EQUITABLE
without extra
charge. possible comfort allowing you to repay
rs i'm small partial payments by the
Week or Month,
Az your income may determine the most convenient.
complete line of seasonsble house-furnishing
goods viii always be found i'm i've colossal stores.
HOUSE HERRMANN's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSES.
sl7. s2l and ss3 7th st.,
and e.7 and 6s6 Mass. ave. nv.
Sole credit agency for the
fe7-3m Celebrated Whitney Carriasea
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PHYSICIANS COLLECTIONS.
TO PRACTICING PHYSICIANS OF DETROIT:
GENTLEMEN: I take pleasure in commencing to
your favorable consideration tho services Of the
UNION CREDIT COMPANY. who have been collect.
ing my dilstory accounts for tbs past years
commission basis. So well pleased have been with
the work done and results obtained that recently en-
tered into special contract with them to do all my
current work. keep my accounts and make all my
bills for q stipulated monthly sum.
work to the physicians generally as being able and
competent to carry their propositions and exercs
iudicious care with the most delicate accounts
| Yours respectfully.
DAVID INGLIs, MD.
Detroit, June II. 1880
UNION CREDIT COMPANY.
BANK OF WASHINGTON BUILDING,
| 7th and SITS. NV.
| fe7,m&s1m
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Order by First Mail.

AL si-es Of Lddjes Braid bound Stockinst Jersev
Jaekefs, with the prerafifno E,oE shouiders
Regular % garments. Neat tceek 9th us -. IS,
detiotTed 10 your address
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CoHEs,s TnrMxrsa STORE.
5e3 ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
CTwo doors south of Fst.)
Branch Of 8. Cohen 4 Co.. Boston.
We are receiving almost daily additions to our al
ready large stock Of Lacss.
In Torchon Iaces We show all widths. from n inch
to inches wide and at the lowest prices all hand
made goods and of the very bsst qualify.
Fedora Laces from I inch to l2 inches wide.
valenciennes IAces from u inch to 10 inches wide.
Oriental LAces from inch to IS inches wide.
Elegant assortment Of Black Chsntily Iaces from
inch TO IL inches wide. i-.
We request inspection Of the above Laces and as
confident of ability to please all tastes aud to meet
all competition.
DRESS TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
Our Spring Novelties are arriving daily and I'm the
most exclusive DESIGNS. Our facilities for receiving
Novelties will be shown by us In the New
i York market.
In our Notion Department we carry everything used
by Dressmakers and by the Family ana prices arr
guaranteed to be the lowest for the quality Of
| COOS.
/ Buttons will be more used the coming season and
are showing all the latest slssTns in sk. Crochet
| 8. COHEN co..
55 1lfh Ut. NV.
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Order by First Mail.

Order by First Mail.
IN CORSET COVERS
Your size in Well made NiceIV Bound Good Muslin
Correct COrers, high aud lo,o neck. Nerer rorth
less Aaa IL csafs any tsk~ve. From us. vest
Uesk. 10 cents each. FOR 0aeOr dozen ictt right
at your door.
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Mrs1so UspEswrAn DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL,
Just received. 100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Silk
vests, low neck snd no s.eeves.' Pink and Blue
only.
SOC. each
(First floor, second annex.)
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SPECIAL SALE Or GrsaHAns AM

(second floor, 18th ct. Building
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
The Chronicle is the Only Paper in
The Dalles that Receives the Associated
Press Dispatches.

The Northwest Pacific Farmer has the
following:
zone will occasionally find man in
the employ of big corporation who has
enough manhood about him to become
disgusted with their nefarious or unwar-
ranted impositions, and with the strength
OF his convictions break away from
lucrative position and stand out as a
man. Such person has Captain ]. w.
Troup, superintendent of the Union Pa
cific water lines of the Northwest proven
himself to be. For many months he has
been compelled to run the line of boats
from this place to The Dalles in man
ner which he knew to be contrary to the
wish, best interest and accommodation
of the patrons, as well as to the detri-
ment and disgrace of the boat line ITSELF
Captain Troup stayed with the company
until such papers as The Dalles CHRoN
IcLE, Northwest Pacific Farmer and other
papers which were working in the inter-
est of the people showed the workings of
things in their true light, then he with
drew. In an interview he gave as the
cause of his Withdrawals:
There is nothing to say regarding
the affair. / sent in my resignation
week ago, and it was accepted. l have
no complaint against the company, as
far as I am personally concerned, and
they have none against me. l have
been very much dissatisfied with the
way things have been running, and as
l saw no way to remedy them on my
part, l rendered my resignation to the
company. leave on my own accord,
and having been offered position which
will be advantageous for me to accept, l
have chosen this opportunity to resign"
If many another honest man in the
employ of this company would send in
their resignation it would soon bring Jay
Gould who has no interest in the North
west except getting all that he can out
of it, t his senses. If this man who has
served faithfully for so many years and
who was one of the most important
officials will resign, because things will
not be run right, there must be some
thing indeed rotten in the management.
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How wholly unprepared the Brazilians
are for the responsibilities of a republi-
can form of government may be gath
cred from the fact, if fact it is, that
their main reason for desiring the re-
turn of the empire is, as it is said, that
under the republic the prices of commo-
-dities have doubled. Men who want a
change of government every time there
is rise or fall in the price of commodi-
ties are not fit to be trusted with re-
publican government. Brazil needs
education
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SOCIETIES..

A SSEMBLY NO. 1927, X. OF L-Meets in K
"A OF p. hall on first and third Sundays at 3
o'clock p. IN.
WASCO LODGE, NO. 10, a. F. Il A. M-Meets
w first and third Monday of each month at 7
PM
DALLES ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER NO. g.
- Meets In Masonic Hall the third Wednesday
Of each month at P. NJ.
MODERN WooDMEN OF THE WORLD
WI Mt. Hood Camp No. SO, Meets Tuesday even
ing Of each week in I. o. o. f. Hall, at 1880 P. M.
COLUMBIA LODGE, NO. 5, 1. o. o. F.-Meets
~ every Friday evening at 80 o'clock, in K.
of P. hall, corner Second and Court streets.
Sojourning brothers welcome.
II. CLoUGH, Sec'y. H A. Bills N. G.
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. g., K. of P:-Meets
Il every Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock, in
Schannos building, corner of Court and Second
streets. Sojourning members are cordially in
vited. GEO. T. THOMPSON,
d. w. VAUsE, Sec'y. &C.
NTOMEN'S CHRISTIAN Temperance
w UNION will meet every Friday afternoon
at O'Clock at the reading room. All are invited.
TNEMPLE LODGE NO. 5, A. o. U. W Meets
Il at X. of P. Hail. Corner Second and Court
Streets, Thursday evenings at 7:30.
JOHN FILLooN.
w. S MYERS, Financier. NJ. W.
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Lieutenant Command er NEarthon, u. s. a.
WAsHESeroN, Nov. ia cable dis
patch was received at the navy depart
ment from Shanghai today announcing
the death of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Joseph Marthon, OF that port, from
cholera morbus.
Lieutenant Marthon served twenty
eight years in the navy-twelye years in
active service. He was commander of
the United States steamship Pals, on
which vessel he died.
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Depositors win Lose Everything.

ARLINGTON, Mimi, Nov. 2O.-It was
learned this evening that J. A. Oblinger,
owner of the Arlington bank and the
village postmaster, is defaulter to the
extent of SIS 900 or $4,000. Depositors
will lose everything, as the bank was a
private one. The postoffice is not IN
yolyed
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NOTICE.

r. E. French has for sale number of
improved ranches and unimproved
lands in the Grass Valley neighborhood
in Sherman county. They will be sold
very cheap and on reasonable terms.
Mr. French can locate settlers on some
good unsettled claims in the same neigh
borhood. His address is Grass Valley,
Sherman county. Oregon.
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Death From Excessire Drinking

ST. PAUL, Nov, 2O.-The dead bodies
of John Whalen and James Walsh were
found in the upper room ofthe Manitoba
house this morning. The police sus-
pected foul play at first, but the cor
oner's jury has decided that the cause of
death was excessive drinking.
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win Soon Get Used to it.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. PA telegram
recently received from Guatemala says
the political excitement is increasing
there and that no day passes that Presi-
dent Barrillas does not find a note
threatening him with death.
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NOTICE.

All city warrants registered prior to
February L, 1890, will be paid if pre-
sented at my office. Interest ceases from
and after this date
The Dalles, Or, Novdmber 6, 1891
o. KINsLEY,
11-6tf. City Treasurer.
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FIGURING MILL TO LEASE.

rJyhE OLD DALLES MILL AND WATER
Company's Flour Mill will be leased to re-
sponsible parties. For information apply to the
WATER COMMISSIONERS,
The Dalles, Oregon.
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Somebody besides the fishermen must
be making considerable money out of
sturgeon. 1t sells readily in Boston and
New York for 25 cents a pound. On the
Columbia it is worth at most 2 cents.
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Pay your city tax at once and save
extra costs. Time is up.
o. KINERsLY.
2l-tf. City Treasurer.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

Col. Polk, president of the southern
farmers alliance, declares that if Cleve-
land is nominited for president next
year he cannot carry North Carolina.
The idea of North Carolina renouncing
Democracy is startling enough to take
away the breath of Kentucky colonel.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

A Michigan judge has decided that
ton as comes from reading the news
papers does not unfit man for jury
duty. This is decided victory for in
telligence in the jury room, but it will
knock many chronic juiors out of Il job.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21
THE CHURCHES.

CT. PETERS CHURCH-Rev Father BRoNs-
y GEEsT Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at
A. n. High Mass at 1880 A. NJ. Vespers at
CT. PAULS CHURCH-Union Street, opposite
- Fifth. Rev. Eli D. Sutcliffe Rector. Services
every Sunday at IL A. M and 7:30 P. NJ. Sunday
School 9:45 A. NJ. Evening Prayer on Friday at
L LoR, Pastor Morning services every Sab
bath at the academy at IL a. NJ. Sabbath
School Immediately after morning services.
Union services in the court house at P. NJ.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev. W. C.
~ CURTIS, Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
:. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday School after morning
Seryice. Strangers cordially invited. Seats free.
NI E. CHURCH-Rev. A. C. SPENCER, pastor
NJ Services every Sunday morning. Sunday
School at 1920 O'Clock P. M cordial invitation
is extended by both pastor and people to all.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

The royalties from Moody and
Sankey's famous ''Gospel Hymns"
have, it is said, amounted to 81 ,2Oo, GOO.
every penny OF which has gone for char
liable purposes.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-21

Last night Mrs. C. Schroeder, the wife
of well-known East Portland barber,
gave birth to four girl babies, at their
home over there. The little ones are
well, fat and happy. Crops never fail
in OREGON n-Er.