The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-10-05
Hare and Pennoyer now lie together

Hare and Pennoyer now lie together
and Weaver leads them.
To our brothers of the Press: If you
have not THE CHRONICLE on your ex.
list, put it there now.
Senator Dolph passed through the
city at noon tNday. He speaks at Hepp-
ner tonight and at the court house in
this city tomorrow night.
Editors are attracted by the beautiful
appearance of some of our second street
business houses, notably that of Pr1nz
& Nitschke, and the elegant display,
prepared pnrposely for Editors Day, at
Pease & Mays.A
Maj. Magoon got into Chicago on time
yesterday. The dispatch says the old
gentleman is in fine health, and says he
had pleasant trip all the way. He
will return backJby rail after the dedi-
cation, SO as toget home in time to vote.
Relic hunters will find something
worthy of attention in Garretson's win
dow. It is a bear-tooth necklace with
eleven teeth, taken from an old Snake
chief Make-a-face, in 1867, by the grand
father of Mr.. Chanser
Posters on the street announce that
Senator Dolph is to speak in The Dalles
tomorrow night. THE CHRONICLE has
information from Mr.. Dolph himself
that the speaking will be in the evening.
He expects to reach here tomorrow
afternoon.
Capt McNultys assistant at the
wheel yesterday was onekof The Dalles
most excellent young ladies, who has
taken quite fancy to plotting, and is
already familiar with many points along
the river, Iva Point, 13-Mile Point, the
Old Man of Wind Mountain, Bears
Statue Point, etc, knowledge which
increases the INTEREST," in trip very
highly.
When your stove is full of\paper, ETC.,
the accumulations of a summer, light
them as far from the flue as possible if
you want to create fire alarm and
smoke your neighbors out, as was done
by neighbor for our Express benefit
match just as close to the flue as possi-
BILE. That consumes the pile and it
goes off in smoke about its own legiti-
mate business.
DIR. Snedaker, located over The Dalles
postofice book store, is now pre- pared to
administer vegetable vapor for the pain
less extraction of teeth. Call and try
this vapor and be convinced that it is a
wonderful thing for suffering humanity.
DR.. Snedaker is also now fully prepared
to do what is called ''crown and bridge
work." which is the insertion in the
mouth of artificial teeth by means OF
gold bands, thus avoiding the use of a
disagreeable, bulky plate in the mouth.
Crowns and bridges are used extensively
in the east, and if properly made and
adjusted, are a source of the greatest
comfort to a person both in appearance
and utility.
| Col. Pat Donan, whom everybody
will want to hear tonight at the Press
Association meeting, wouldn't miss this
trip for anything. He is loyal Geor.
gian, but AYERS that Georgia couldn't
compete with Wasco for such fruits as il
to be seen at the 11th Hour Exhibit il
the grand jury room today. The cream
of Wasco fruit must be seen at the ex
position where Wasco has taken clever
of thirteen premiums today. WatcE
for the report of our horses at La Grand,
this week. Take into consideration ou
matchless autumn weather, our majes
tic Columbia, our gigantic water power
the Inland Empire has all the elements