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CRANES PorAGEREs-On peut

trouver actuellement q la Pharma-
Gle Thibodaux, un complet assorti-
ment de CRANES potageres pour
Ia saison, garanties frsiches ct
premiere qualite. Avis aux jardi
niers ct a tous ceux qui s'occupent
de jardinage.
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-ANNIvERSAIRE.-La societe
des ~jeunes gems de Lafourche Sc
propose de celebrer, CONNIE les
annees precedentes Pannlversaire
de .sa foundation. Un comite de
trois membres a etc choisi pour
sen occuper.
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BILLARD.-Le noble jeu de bill
lard qni semblait ere tombe en-
iiessuetude, a pris, depuis quel-
Que temps, un nouvel essor,
surtout parmi les jeunes gems, Qui
drpuis qu'ils Sc livrent 4 Get exer.
cice, font journellement des progress
rapides. Mr.. Thom. Albert, pro.
pri6taire du Bridge House, va
renouveler lie tapis ct les bandes
de son billiard qu'on considere deja
CONNIE un des meilleurs de ren.
droit.
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-Une affection maligne regne
en- ce moment CT a Big Bend, dams
la paroisse Avoyelles, ct plusieurs
deces ont Gu lieu. On Pappelle ala
ievre noire' ct gen6ralement Ell
cinq jours ellie emporte lie malade.
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AssoCIATIoNDEs PLANTEURs.-

AssoCIATIoNDES PLANTEURS.-
Lsassociation DIES Planteurs de
Lafourche, Went de lancer des
circulaires, invitant tous ses mem
bres a yerser au tresOr de
Passociation lie Is de ce mOis, lie
m%ontant de six piastres pour
Pannee courante.
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I'm vieux resident de Plaque
mine, NJ. Paul HILBERT, a etc trouve
gel6 dams sa cour dimanche matin
ct est mort lie soir.
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JURY DE POLICE.-Une session
dn Jury de Police aura lieu a la
Maison de Cour, lie lundi, 16 de &c
mois.
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Deux cOmmis-voyageurs hardis
ont essaye de traverser Nita Ell
buggy; lis Sc sont engages dams la
gorge q une profondeur de plus de
10 pieds au .dessous du niveau du
sol environment lis ont failli y
p6rir, eux ct leurs chevaux. Apres
avoir traverse, a grand peine, les
trOus, les canaux creuses par la
crevasse, ills sont SORTS sains ct
saufs de leur expedition, mais
persOnne ma Os3 les inter.
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Dams la paroisse Concordia
les lev6es Remp ct Elton Sc lear
dent. La seconde est en- danger.
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AVENDRE.

1000 BRlQUES de premiere quaiite sont
a vendre par Mr.. THEODORE ADAM, surle
Bayou Lafourchr, pies lie Canal Harang. La
livraison sera faite sur lie bori du ba you 81 on
lie delnande. Prlx $500 le MILLER.
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L'H1vER EFT LES DIES RoTIEs :

LH1vER EFT LES DIES ROTIEs -
Nos lecteurs ont pu remarquer que
nous nous etendons frequemment
sur lee fats meteorologiques; tout
lie monde ne croft pas a cette science
mails beaucoup dependant sen
rapportent aux presages.
81 certains de nos lecteurs Sc
trOuvent dams ce cas-, s'ils tiennent
a savoir comment sc comportera lie
bonhomme Hiver, qu'ils mansent
une ole bien r6tie ct bien maroon
nee-ce qui ma jamais eu rien de
desagreable,-et tout en- savourant
la chair juteuse de la bette, qu'ils
examinent son ossature.
La couleur en- est-elle bien blan
che, hiver rigoureux, neige
abondante; est,elle ~bleuatre, hiver
doux; enfn bleu prononce, alors
saison humble ct pluvieuse.
VOLTA n facon d'interroger
Pavenir qui a bien de rattrait, nous
engageons los lecteurs a tenter
pexperience 81 ellie ne les s~atisfait
pas, qnlls sen prennent au journal
qui nous a dome &c moyen, siuon
de success, du moins de faire IN
bon repas: c'est lie moment.
CONSERVATION Du POISSON
FRAIs.-Ponr garder les poissons
frais ct ameliorer leur qualite, les
pecheurs allemands emploient lie
proced6 ~suivant, reproduit dams la
Rcrue des sciences naturelles appi
Quees.
LIE sang etant lie principal foyer
de la corruption ct sou vehicule a
travers les chairs, on tranche
rartere conduisant le sang aux
branches, ct Pom arrache ces
organes. La chair devient plus
blanche, plus savoureuse, ct lie
poisson ainsi saigne reste froid
deux fois plus %longtemps qu'un
autre. II faut aussi enlever, par
un lavage, renduit visqueux de la
peau, qui Sc corrompt tres facile-
ment.
En- traitant ainsi des hareDgs,
les pecheurs de la Frise orientale
les expedicnt par coils postaux, ct
apres un voyage de Quatre joars, a
une temperature de Ii degrees, ces
poissons arrivent EN- pa1fait etat.
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La cOntrebando deS wins.

La cOntrebando deS wins.
il eat de notoriet6 quill sc fait en-
A merique IN commerce considera,
bic dc wins vendus sous de fausses
marques, sous de fausses declara-
tions de %provenance, sous de faux
MONS ct sous tOutes sortes de
fraudes, voire meme des wins qui
men sont pas, ct dams la composition
desquels il nest jamais rentre IN
grain de raisin. II est aussi tres
ordinaire d'entendre dire que les
Francais envoient Ell Amerique
d'enormes quantities de wins falsiies
tandis que Ia verit6 est que la
plupa1t des falsifications sc font en-
Am6riqne, CONNIE aussi la plupart
des wins vendus sous de faux MONS
sont tout supplement deguises sous
des titres d'emprunt, nj plus nj
moins que des croquants qui, SORTS
de leur pays roturiers, Sc font
passer en- Amerique pour des
marquis.
&c demarquage est dune pratt.
que tres commune, ct il Sc fait a
New York un commerce tres cousi.
d6rable de marchandises qui mont
jamais va le pays sous lie pavilion
duquel Giles sont cens6es avoir
voyage, ct quill ont sans ceremonie
usurpe le nom don't Giles sont
decorees. Les wins de France. en-
particulier, jouissent de &c privilege
de transformation on de generation
spontanee. Beauconp de maisons
qui vendent des wins de California
on lie soi.disant wins fabriQues 4
New-York vendent en- meme temps
des 6tiquettes des crus les plus
divers ct les plus distingu6s pour
les approprier al govt du client
qui les achete. Celia Sc fait cou.
ramment ct sans beaucoup de
cachotterie dams lie petit commerce
mails on Ia chose a plus d'impor.
lance ct exige plus de mystere.
c'est quand rimposture sen prend
aux marchandises de vaIeur, aux
qualities SUPERHERO, aux wins de
Champagne, par exemple.
Ainsi, depuis des annees, les
maisons don't le nom fait prime, la
We Cliquot, les Moat ct Chandon,
les Pommery ct Greno, ETC., ont a
Sc plaindre dun procede peu deli.
cat don't ills sont victimes. Des
agents parcoureut les boutiques de
brio a.brac, les magasiDs de bou
teilles d'occasion, GU meme les
cabarets ct les maisons touches on
Pom bolt, ct achetent les bouteilles
vides revetues de certaines etiquet.
ties. Bouteilles ct etiquettes sont
ensnite remplis Limitations plus
on moins ~r6ussies, ct revendues a
DIES maisons on les consommateors
ne sc soucient que mediterranean
de Ia qualite, on sont incapables de
la distinguer. Cette fraude, parait.
il, est tres dificile 4 decouvrir ct
encore plus a c~onstater iudiciaire-
ment. Les agents de plusieurs DIES
maisons ~interessees ont fait de tres
grands efforts ct depense beaucoup
d'argcnt pour y METRE IN terme
mons ne croyons pas qu'ils alien,
jamais reussi a faire punir On seu!
DIES coupables. Les agents dune
de ces maisons, dependant, les
vendeurs dn Pommery, Sc son,
obstines ct sont parvenus a saisil
/; en- fragrant DELFT un de ces specu.
lateurs an moment, non pat
settlement Oh il livrait une douzaine
de n'inporte quot dams des bou
teilles 4 champagne, mails Oh, er
les l~ivrant, il y collait les etiquette.
\ i -
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AVIS

LIE collector de licences pour la paroisse
Lafourche Prevent les interesses quill est
pref a les ~recevoir ct a collector d'eux lie
montant des licences dues. Scion la loi, il
est indispensable de payer d'ici au premier
mars 1891 Sous peines de frais.
P. Z. LORlO.
Sheriff and tax collector
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AvENDRE

I'm excellent billiard rropre a jouer Ia
ronle. LIE set de bille> est tout neuf. Ma
gnifique occasion pour les amateurs.
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AvENDRE.

Une grande q~uantite de BARDEAUX, pre-
miere qualite ct delivres sur lie lurd du Bayou
Latourche a Thibodaux. S'adresser a Mr.. o.
l.. CARO-, agent pour MIR. jules Iechaux. on
aux bureanx de la SENTINELLE de Thibodaux.
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NOTICE.

LIE collecteur de taxes pour la vile de
Thihodaux previent tous les int6resses a
venir aussi vie que possible payer les taxes
dues ct d'eviter aussi les frais que les d6lin-
quants auront a subir.
j. WALSH.
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FumeZ les "ThibodeauX Special
Cigars" ct vous seIez heureux.
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TEMPS EFT REcoLTEs.-Tous les

EMP EFT RECOLTES.-IOuS les
Jours de la semaine derniere ct les
premiers de celle qui s'6coule ont
etc marques par DIES pluies CONT
nuelles ct trop abondantes. Ii
semblait que lie ciel etait tout EN-
pleuIS ct rien he venait inteIrompre
lie monotone ct triste bruit de feau
tombant'sans relache ct sans pitie
u nos toits, inondant nos cours,
nos jardins nos votes publiques ct
nos champs.
LIE resultat est que les chemins
sont d%evenus absolument imprati.
cables ct que les travaux, de
culture sOnt mOmentanement
arretes; ce qui signiie en- outre
la misere pour lie laboureur ct
beaucoup d'ennuis pour lie planteur
qui Anne a ne pas perdre de temps
ct qui voudrait pouvoir Sc livrer lie
plus tot possible a la plantation des
cannes ct surtout DIES pommes de
terre. Cette derniere recolte,
CONNIE on salt, est tres-importante
dams notre region, CONNIE aussi
celle DIES oignons ct celle du riz
qui les depasse encore ct qui tient
lie premier rang apres celle de la
came d sucrc. Nous craignons
meme tres fort que, WI lie prix
avantageux qui &C cereale a rem
contr6 cette saison sur lie marche,
on ne Sc livre trop Ell grand ct trop
reimbursement a sa production ct
quill men resulte, CONNIE celia s'est
w solvent, %beaucoup de deceptions
chez les riziers.
BAYOU.
LIE montage ne fait cue s'accen-
tuer ct rien ne nous autOrise a
supposer quill = aura une baisse
sur lie feuve ct dams notre bayou.
L, crue a etc precoce ct, ne nous
d t rien de bon WI r6tat deplorable
DIES levees recemment constitutes
Oh en- vote de reconstruction
L'eau atteinc deja, EN- certains
endroits, a Mia par exemple sur
lie Mississippi ct en- bien d'autres, les
9uvres nouvelles de nos contrac-
tenrs ct lave avec une merveilleuse
facilite les produits tardifs ct peu
adhefents de nos l6vees protec
trlces. Est. ce a dire que le travail
Il etc fait trop tardi Non-Jamais
lie memoire d'homme la reparation
des levees ma etc fate a temps,
c'est.a-dire aussi tot qu'elle aurait
pu ct dn l'6tre. II faut laisser lie
temps ct lie meilleur du temps a
nos ingenieurs pour sc promener,
faire des plans ct des devils, il faut
auparavant laisser nos gouvernants
s'exercer a trouvcr moyen dang.
menter nos taxes pour ce but
toujours poursuivi ct toujours
aleatoire de protection contre
l'inondation. La seule chose que
nous savons parfaitement ce que
Pexperience TOT "a enseigne c'est
que plus on nous fait payer plus
nous sommes exposes. C'est IN
paradoxe nous direz-vous, mails
c'est pourtant ce qui arrive imman.
quablement, je ne sails par qnelle
fatalite. On passe a legiferer ct
a projeter le temps qui devrait 6tre
c~onsacrer a executor ct c'est qnand
lie danger est a nos portes qu'on sc
hate ct que Pom fait DIES levees
ridiculement insufisantes.
CARNAvAL.-POur dOnner la ia,
elite a tous les gems de la
campagne, d'assister aux r%ejouis
ances du MaIdi Gras, lie chemin dc
fer Morgan a rebuilt lie prix DIT
passage de Motto. LIE ticket qu'or
doit prendre al bureau de depar'
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NOUVELLES LOCALES.

Arrivee ct depart DIES trains a Ihibo-
daux, % novembre, 1889.
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CARNAvAL.-POur donner la fa-
elite a tous les gems de la
campagne, d'assister aux rejouis.
ances du MaIdi Gras, lie chemin de
fer Morgan a rebuilt lie prix du
passage de Motto. LIE ticket qu'on
doit prendre al bureau de depar.
est bon pour dix jours a partir du
Z de ce mois. l! nest pas besoin
de Sc lie dire. LIE Mardi.G raS a la
Nouvelle Orleans, est t%oujours,
d'apres les grands ct petits jour
naux de la Nouvelle Orleans, ce
quill ! a de plus beau a voir.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Common
IN Council of Dall9s City is about to proceed
to establish by ordinance, the grades upon the
following streets parts of streets in said Dalles
I City, to-wit:
On Second street from the west side OF Union
street to the east side of Taylor street.
On Third street from the west side OF Union
street to the east side of Monroe street.
On Fourth street from the west side OF Union
street to the east side OF Jefferson street.
On Fifth street from the west side OF Union
street to the east side of Washington street.
On Union street from the north side of Second
street to the south side of Fifth street.
On Court street from the north side of Second
street to the south side of Fifth street.
On Washington street from the north side OF
Second street to the south side of Fifth street.
On Federal street from the north side of Second
street to the south side of Fourth street.
On Laughlin street from the north side Of Sec
ond street to the south side of Fourth street.
On Jefferson street from the north side of Sec
Ond street to the south side OF Fourth street.
On Madison street from the north side of Sec
ond street to the south side OF Third street.
On Monroe street from the north side of Second
street to the south side of Third street.
The grades of said streets Will be fixed with
reference to the supposed stage OF low water in
the Columbia river, which is fixed at point
52.Sl feet below the top of the hydrant at the
southwest corner of First and Union streets in
said Dalles City, and which point upon the Col
umbia river is designated the initial point
from which the elevations hereinafter stated are
figured.
The squares made by the crossings of the sew
eral streets shall be level and shall be of the fol-
lowing elevations above the datum plane or low
water level of the Columbia river, hereinbefore
fixed:
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a Coroner,s Yerdict

A coroner out west recently reasoned
out verdict more sensible than one
half the verdicts usually rendered. 1t
appears that an Irishman, conceiving
thata little powder thrown upon some
green wood would facilitate its burning,
directed small stream of powder from
keg ppon the burning stick; but not
possessing hand sufficiently quick to
cut this off, was blown into million
pieces The following was the verdict,
delivered with great gravity by the Off
cial:
Cant be called suicide, bekase he
didn't mean to kill himself; it wasn't
Visitation of Ged'' bekase he wasn't
struck by lightning: he didn't die for
want of breath for he hadn't anything
to breathe with; it's plain he didn't
know what he was about, SO / shall
bring in-Died for want of common
sense ,;
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moonlight Excursion.

All aboard the Regulator for the
moonlight excursion on Friday, Novem-
ber 18th, leaving the wharf at p. M,
and returning near midnight. Tickets
viii include supper and are now ON sale
at the drug store and at the D. P. &
A. n. Office at 81 for the round trip. No
reduction will be made for children over
two years of age. This excursion Is
given by the ladies of the Good Intent
society and the proceeds are to be used
in furnishing the new M. z. church.
Buy your tickets at once as only lin
tied number can be accommodated.
By ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

The three banks of Pendleton carry
million dollars of deposits.
Counterfeit five and ten dollar bills
are being circulated in Portland.
q. j. Farley has let the contract for a
fine residence on Fourth street.
Mr.. John Mohr of Hood River was in
town yesterday. He returned this
morning on the Regulator.
man namsd d. F. Smyer brought
into Pendlelon the other day gold
nugget which weighed out 1885. 1t
was found at the Susanville placer
mines.
VIII Graham has on exhibition in his
restaurant window head of cabbage
grown in the sand north of the railroad
track in Dalles City which weighs "a
pounds.
Four native 'drunks were Accommodated
with boudoirs in the hotel de Gibbons
last night. Two paid their fines this
morning and two are working them out
on the streets.
Charley Hall and a brakeman r. S.
Hughes brought into town this
morning from up the road twenty-eight
geese. Charley claims to have shot only
six of them and the brakeman the re-
manning twenty-five.
Owing to the fact that Mr.. Crossen
has caught very severe cold and is
quite hoarse the auction sale of dry
goods at the store of Mr.. Harris will be
discontinued for the present. Just as
soon as Mr.. Crossen has recovered his
voice the sale will be resumed.
Mr.. Peter Mohr of Hood River came
up last night on the Regulator. Mr..
Mohr is one of the most successful fruit
raisers in the Hood River valley. He
took no less than thirty-two prizes for
fruits at the last agricultural fair
twenty-one first prizes, eight second.
and three sweepstakes.
A gentleman of this county whose
finances were reduced to lone fifty
cent piece went down to Portland on the
Baker this morning. He called at this
office yesterday and explained the sifua-
ton to the writer and requested that his
llttlile De not mentioned, assuring US
that no condition other than abject ne
cessity could induce him to do as he has
DONE
The comfy court yesterday afternoon
appointed Vernon Roberts of Sherar.s
Bridge to the Office of stock inspector.
Mr. Roberts isa gentleman in every way
qualified for the office, and is man of
excellent ability and habits The
writer speaks thus of his own personal
knowledge. We may have our own likes
and preferences but the county could
not have made a better appointment.
Here is a witty comment by the New
berg Graphic: What with the Discus
sion between Drs. Rowland and Lane
relative to the age and general all-round
effectiveness of the insane asylum bed
bugs, and Messrs Clark and Varney's
little tilt over the San Jose scale busi-
ness, one is led to think that Oregon
may soon be taken by 'varments' of one
kind or another, and the ready public
win be well prepared for the campaign
of '92.
The CHRONICLE office is indebted to
the kindness of Major G. w. Ingalls, for
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CHRONICLES SHORT srors.

For coughs and colds use 1919.
2379 is the cough syrup for children.
Get me a cigar from that fine case at
Snipes & Kinersley's.
Fresh oysters in every style at the
Columbia candy factory. 18-tf
Charles Stubling has opened up his
saloon in the building next door west of
the Germania saloon. If
j. HI. Larsen will buy all scrap iron
OF all kinds and pay the highest market
price. See him at the East End.
9-9-tf.
Maier & Benton are prepared to do all
kinds OF plumbing, tin-roofing, and tin
work. See them at the old Bettingen
stand. If.
Max Blank wishes to inform the peo-
pie of The Dalles that he has not
raised on brick, and is selling them for
the same price as before. And will try
and supply all demands with the best of
improved machine made brick, as soon
as time Will allow.
15tf. Max BLANC
Long Ward offers for sale one of the
best farms of its size in Sherman county.
1t consists OF 240 acres of decided land at
Ersk1nyille. There is a never failing
spring of living water capable OF water
aHS I've Aiu1iIICo lH0aU OF STOCK Q21IV.
Inc house, which is u large store build
ing with ten rooms attached alone cost
Sl700. A blacksmith shop and other
buildings and the whole surrounded by a
good wire fence. VIII be sold cheap and
on easy terms. Apply by letter or other
wise to the editor of the CHRONICLE or to
the owner, w. L. Ward, Boyd. Wasco
county, Oregon.
The auction sale at Harris dry goods
store will be postponed for the present
during the indisposition of Auctioneer
Crossen. Goods will be sold, however,
at auction prices till the sale is resumed.
11-6-tf.
The Regulator has reduced freight
rates, VIM. Butler & Co., the new luln-
Der dealers have reduced prices on lum-
Der SO that building can be done at a less
cost than at any time in the history of
The Dalles. l0-29-tf.
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Heavy Damages Awarded.

SEATTLE Wash, Nov. 5.-The jury in
the damage suit of John B.. Cogswell
against the West street electric railway
today, awarded the plaintiff a verdict
for $4,000. It was shown in the evi-
dence that Cogswell's knee was injured
for life by being struck by plank pro-
jecting over the track of the company
while he wys riding on one of their cars
BY way of defense the company set up
that the plank was there through no
negligence of theirs, and that the condi-
tion of Cogswell's knee was due to the
fact that he had not taken proper care of
~
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They speak FROM Experience.

I'VE know from experience in the use
of Chamberlain Cough Remedy that it
will prevent Group" says Messrs. Cad
berry & Worley, Percy, Iowa. They
satisfaction in this vicinity, and that
they believe it to be the best in the
market for throat and lung diseases.
For sale by Snipes g. Kinerslv druggists.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-06

Total Taxable Property 81, A.. 81
1t will be seen that the land acreage is
less by 44,232 acres. This is partly
accounted for by the fact that slice has
been cut off the county and added to
Sherman and partly by the fact that the
mortgage indebtedness has increased on
lands whose Indebtedness covers their
assessed valuation.