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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what II was ,n-de Tor.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
ABRACADABRA

A word said to be of Persian origin.
It was in former times the most vener-
ated of those magical formulas that were
constructed out of the alphabet. Sere-
nus Samonicas gives the following direc-
tions for it's use: Write the letters of
the word so as 70 form a triangle las
above) capable of being read in many
ways, on square piece of paper. Fold
the paper in such way as to conceal
the writing, and stitch into the form of a
cross with white thread. This amulet
wear in the bosom, suspended by a linen
ribbon, for nine days; then go in dead
silence, before sunrise, to the banks of a
stream that flows eastward, take the
amulet from off the neck and fling it
backwards into the water. If You open
or read it the charm is destroyed. All
who conscientiously do this may be sure
of getting the following low prices on
shoes at Pease & Mays: Mems cali
lace, broad toe, for 81 so; Ladies' hand
turn, square toe, button, for 5000; La
dies glove grain, button. for 75c; Misses
patent leather, kid tops, for 81; Childs'
calf, heel shoes, lace, for soc.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
It's Human Nature.

This readiness to accept the wonderful
and miraculous in preference to COM
monplace truth. a plausible and GLIB
tongued doctor can go from town to town
curing, or trying to cure, people, and
have great influx of shekels, while
every community in which the so-called
doctor goes is supplied with quiet,
learned practitioners, who have forgotten
more than the fakir ever learned, and
they can give you the best treatment
within the reach of human knowledge.
While your home doctors carry you from
year to year. get up at all times of the
night and are your servants during the
dey, and you pay them when you are
we'll or able, the fakir gets the cash, and
is gone forever. If your eyes are troub-
ling you in any way, call On Prof. P. g.
Daut, the only graduated optician or
doctor of refraction in The Dalles, two
doors west of KelIer's bakery. 1 am
here to stay, and guarantee all eye work
PROF. P. G. DAUT.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19

hungry as yet, and are extremely proud
of their new military suits, which are
pure white, with bright brass buttons,
pany dressed in such style must be an
attractive sight when drilling.
Tae reunion of the Epworth Leaguers
and their friends last night at the
Methodist church was particularly pleas
ant. A large number were present and
the best of good will and fellowship
prevailed. A roll call of members was
the first feature of the evening, when
each answered with favorite Bible
quotation. Then followed a program
consisting of a song by the League !;
quartet by Misses Cooley and Willerton,
and Prof. Landers and Freas Saunders !;
reading by Miss Carrie Butler; solo
by Mr.. Fleming and recitation by Ena
Uren. The young ladies served a lunch,
during which time most social time
was enjoyed, which continued the re-
mainder of the evening.
"Don't tell them that you saw me'
was what the wood, piled up in China
town, ,sald to the steam saw as 1t severed
the sticks apart this morning. And the
saw stid nothing, but sawed wood, as
the Mongolians stood by and minded
their p's and queues. Some John is
| progressive and determined to forsake
| the ways OF his fathers and patronize his
esteamed friend, which is somewhat of
an improvement on the rare old China
invention which goes around with saw
and sawbuck following every load of
l wood and accosting its owner with
You wantee saw" But when the
! Cinnamon and the woodsaw joins hands,
we are compelled to ask, "What next?'
The Dalles can justly be accused of
being decidedly ''stuck up'' over her
schools and we don't care who knows
that we are. Beside having a good
boarding school such as the St.
Mary's Academy, our public schools
can't be beat no matter where you may
search. The report published today
shows sixty more pupils than reported
for the second quarter last year, and
fourteen more than the school has ever
before numbered. An additional teacher
has been added this year, and still some
Hof the rooms are oyerhowing. Not
only does the school excel in quantity,
but quality as well, the pupils in the
lower grade being we'll versed in many
current events, ETC., concerning which
former graduates were not instructed.
A splendid library is now being placed
in the High school, to which recently
has been added forty new volumes OF the
1 best reading.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
CIRCUIT COURT.
GIeanings From Today's Session OF
Court.

Last evening David Patterson, Jr.,
plead guilty to the crime of burglary and
was sentenced to one month IN the
county jail.
The jury in the case of N. B. Myers,
charged with larceny in a dwelling,
brought in verdict last night of guilty
as charged in the indictment. He will
be sentenced Monday.
Thos. Riley, who was found guilty OF
larceny in store, was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary.
Il Mabfe Cannon was granted decree of
divorce from G. Cannon.
The case of G. E. Bartell VS.. Geo. T.
Thompson, an action on a. stated ac-
count, came up for trial last evening and
is occupying the attention of the court
today. The following jury are sitting on
the case; c. A. Cramer, R. j. Ellis, ].
w. Ensley. j. H. Shoemaker, G. v.
Durham, S. w. Curran, R. Beatle, J. w.
Ward, J. H. Eubanks, j. P. Snodgrass,
w. j. Hartman and P. T. Knowles.
VIM. Rolfe plead not guilty to the
charge of an assault with a deadly
weapon on the person of Murdock Nc
Kay committed at Antelope last spring.
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Notice of Reward.

We will pay 81 per head for all horses
branded ii (quarter-circle HI. cornmon-
ly known as the Honeyman, DE Hart &
Glenn railroad stock, delivered to me at
Rowena, Or. or put in pasture near
by and notice given to me at Rowena or
Hugh Glenn at the Dalles.
H. CLINE, Herder.
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wAYsI0E eLEANINcs.

Regular meeting of the Elks tonight.
For every purchase amounting to ten
cents ask for a ticket at A. Keller g
bakery.
Meeting of Christian Scientists tomor-
row at the small K. OF P. hall at IL
O'Clock. All are invited.
The ladies of the Good Intent and
their friends are working hard for their
coming fair. Assist them by volunteer
ing contributions of needle work.
The usual Thanksgiving shoot for
turkeys and chickens will take place
on the beach Thanksgiving day, con-
Quoted by A. Y. Marsh.
One of the finest numbers on the pro-
gram at the Catholic bazaar will be the
selections by the orchestra of St. Mary's
Academy, which is composed OF the
pupils.
Workmen are engaged in repairing the
valves of the locks at the Cascades to-
day. It is expected that they will be
finished so that the boats can pass
through on Monday.
Why don't some one ask us if it isn't
a beautiful day? These be the days that
& are worth mentioning. Don't wait until
, the melancholy days haye come and ask
us if its cold enough. 4
Mrs. G. L. Phillips announces clear
ance sale of fall hats. She has on hand
: some very fne new felt walking hats.
which she can now sell at half price-75
cents. Call and see if they are not an
unusual bargain. n1S-2t
And now We are compelled to inform
eastern people that away out in Oregon
we have guideless PAGER with record
of :04I. dispatch from Philadel-
phia Wednesday called Alhatross, the
guideless PAGER with record of 2:0914
the champion of the world.
4 As the winter months come on the in
terest in bowling circles increases, and
J. this bids fair to be the principal amuse-
3 ment from the number who are now be-
i coming agitated over it. In the handi-
cap games last night DeHuff, Moore and
Hampshire won, with score of 526. En-
tries for tha ladies' tournament must
ClO6d Oy tAC <SASbS ~ bhaL bAAOSC WIZ III
\ tend to compete should enter at once.
One might suppose, from the fact that
500 turkeys were this morning shipped
by one firm, the Commission company
to Portland, that Dalles people
had decided not to give thanks
this year. But Portland needn't think
she can gobble up all our Thanksgiving,
there's plenty more at every produce
store in the city. We have great dea
to be thankful for already, and well
have more when Thursday comes.
Mrs. NJ. Zirka was delighted yesterday
to receive a number of souvenir handker
chiefs from her two boyY at Manila
from whom che had not heard for some
time. The boys say they have not gon,
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
SNAP SHOTS.

The 12-year- son of W. E. Reed,
who lives twenty miles south of Airing
ton, narrowly escaped being dragged to
death by horse. His foot caught In
the stirrup. After being dragged about
100 yards he was kicked in the face, los
ing an eye.
Mrs. Harriet fowler, who died in New
York city on the 18th, and was buried
in Portland today, was the mother of
Allan and Myra Calef, who formerly at
tended the academy here, and who will
be kindly remembered by their school
mates.
Edward Warren, an opium fend and
gambler, is suspected of having started
the fire which destroyed Canyon City,
he being guest at the hotel where it
started, and was angry at some of the
residents there. He has been apprehend-
ed at Sumpter, and it is said will be
lynched If it can be proven that he com
mitted the crime. 1t is hoped, however,
that the people will thoroughly investi-
gate the matter and not be rash.
*x%
The half-breeds at Jones Landing.
across from Bonneville, are not behind
the times when it comes to society
scandals. Last Wednesday Miss Nc
Cormick, aged II, and married man,
twice her age, eiored and started for
that Mecca of all runaway couples-Van-
couver. When the deserted wife gets
hold of her blacker half, She'll just or
ganize party and go "black burying." "
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CEDAR CIRCLE ENTERTAINs.
A Good Program is Rendered, a Good
Time Enjoyed, and Good
Oysters Served

Last evening was a lively one in social
circles, and chief among the events was
the entertainment given by the Cedar
Circle to the Woodmen of Mt. Hood
camp and their wives.
About 8 O'Clock jolly party gathered
at Fraternity Hall, and made the most
of the time until late hour. The fol-
lowing program was rendered, some
numbers of which were very amusing:
Song and Drill. $3.50. Ten Little Indians
summersault Chorus. - Three Boys and Girls
Mock Initiation .----s. --s.--.-.---.-.--...-..-
Vocal Duo -. Mr.. Dawson and Mrs. stephens
accompanied by Mrs. Patterson.)
Vocal Solo, Miss MAZE Gushing
IQpt1cal Illusions
Atthe close of the program genuine
oyster supper was gwen the guests, and
so generous were the ladies that not a
person was seen fishing for the oysters
in the stew.
Last, but not least was the dance at
the close of the evening, for none en-
Joy this past time more than the mem
bers of these two orders.
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wanted.

A furnished or unfurnished house,
centrally located, with about eight or ten
rooms. Address THE CHRoNIcLE Office.
18-1w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
Furnished Rooms

For rent, on Federal street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Apply at this office.
IS-w
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1898-11-19
Dalles Public schools.

Following Is the report for the quar-
ter Is weeks) ending Friday Nov. IL, '9s
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
A dFeonyille Girl,

May NJ. Ward, the well known play
wright who claims Greenyille for her
birth place, though her work and name
Is buBt known IN New York Boston,
Philadelphia and other eastern cities,
win produce for the first time on any
stage, her new play Dear Old Tony, =
ne the Greenwood Opera House, Wed.
nesday March ath
The cBst is composed Of Grsonyille
talent and Is adequate ineyery respect.
The performance will DO ono Of the best
and most novel Of the season, and The
people Of Greenwood should Compli.
mont Miss Ward and cradle assistants
by filling the house
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
A Mnll TO Rsbb.

There is nothing Of more interest to
the merchants Of our city than the
branch which carries freight and pas
saugers to Webb 70 also carry their
mail As u is today Che way The mail
has to 20, the merchants at Webb can
send their orders to Memphis or Green.
willie and get their goods as soon, If not
sooner than by ordering here ut Green.
wood one third Of the distance This
Is not justice and II our citizens would
petition together to the r, X, commits,
sionerB we can assure them that IN bat
"a few woet the road will DO dIstribu.
ting our mail and business will be In.
creased by its operation,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04

We acknowledge a very pleasant call
this morning from Mr.. R. b Mcmahon,
Of Tndianola.
Watch for the date Of the band con.
cert next week, and don't forget that
yen win hear good rsndltiona
The friends Of Mr.. John Melton VIII
be glad to learn that be has recovered
from an attack Of pnsumonla.
We are glad to see that oar fraead
Hon. b. g. Humphreys has recovered
from the spell Of sickness which has
kept him 81 home Cor The past Two
weeks.
Mr. r. W. Baird Lost his Rln house
machinery, 81 bslee Of cotton and leo
tons Of cotton seed By aro last Monday
night Total Ioss, N,0OO, Insurance.
$1,000, We 'ympatAlEs Vita our
friend very deeply.
The Greenwood Cornet Hand Il hnak
ing active preparations Coz 4 grand con
cert to be given one night next week,
the date yet to 10 arranged The boys
propose TO give an entertainment n a
h%rstoiass character, which viii prove e
pleasant surprise to al who attend
Greenwood should turn out Ell masse
and give the boya { good send-oF
They deserve Il.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
Post office Rohhsrr.

Last Sunday night while deputy post
master J u Creushaw, was at work
ia the post office three masked men
entered the office aud robbed Il Of $500.
Mr. Crenshaw says he neglected to
put Che money ia the bank Saturday
evening as was his custom owing to
press Of work. He said he carried the
money home with him Saturday night
and Drought 1t back to the office Sun.
day morning. It remained there all
day and after church be returned to
write up his books and make ready for
remittance Monday-that while sitting
ut his desk these men entered ana Gov,
cred him with q pistol Crenshaw
sprang for his gun which was lying on
a shelf near b. and as he picked 1t up
Che rohber fired at him infictng a flesh
wonnd,on The shoulder Crenshaw cred
one shot and as bis pistol refused to fire
again, be was forced to vacate. The
robbers did their work deliberately.
took all the money from the cash box
and made good their escape. Mr.. Cgen,
shaw gave the alarm, the sherifs dogs
We're brought out hut they were unable
70 follow the tracks al this writing
40 clew has been discovered A $500 90
standing reward Is offered BY the feder.
al government for the arrest and o
vietion Of the guilty person. It was a
most daring ana outrageous affair and
The guilty man deserves to spend Tie
balance Of his natural lie in the peni,
tenLiary.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04

/ desire TO inform the public that /
will be in Greenwood a few days in the
interest Of that old reliable music house
1anias Hart. Of Now Orleans, and II
you want your piano put in drgt.olass
order would BIO pleased to call on you.
/ carry tools and material for all kinds
Of work ON pianos and organsnnd guar.
autee FIRST class work. Old piano
taken in part payment on new ones and
new ones sold on easy terms Orders
received over phone 81 very promptly
attended TO, Nj Y. SroyALb,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
KID WORDS

Ion. j. X Yaf8aman, ihsl gifted ed.
tor Of the Greenwood CommonWsallh
announces In the laat issue Of his paper
ihst he win coon bsgia tho Publication
Of 3 monthly Mississippi 6agszino
There ia not 8 mors polished OF prolific
writer Ia th8 ststs than Mr. Fanda
man. Of oas m0Fs pFssmlnsnily ailsd
for ihs work vita anyihiag lie
reasonable encouragement. We are
snro &c editor viii make . hishiy
creditabls publication out Of the Ms.
slssippi Magazins-Kosoiusk Star.
Ledger
Somebody sald that the Iuka Yidstts
was opposed % YaFdamah and Sullivan
to which the 0k0iona Sun remarks
oMr. Yardaman Is ons Of the brain
lest men IN Tbs state and one Of the
most brilliant writers, 80 capable Of de-
Tending himself We would feel that We
only shot 8 fsathered arrow from an
afchsrs bow beside tho artillery Of The
Commonwealth, we regard It ~ smong
the heaviest cailbro gums known In Mis-
sissippi journalism and Nr Yardaman
IL a chsvslisr BsyaFd Of the press ''saDs
pear q suns rtpr0ebG"
It isstated By some exchange that our
double eolumn.cditorIal friend, Hon
James K. vardaman, Of the Greenwood
Commonwealth, contemplated establish.
ing 8 magazine IN Greenwood at an
early day II any ons could make sueh
a publication attractive, interesting and
profitable IN Mississippi, this cultured
gentleman can, and his legion Of friends
viii look with eager interest for the
FIRST number Magnolia Gazette.
Ia an interview In jackson last week.
Hon. Jas. X. Yardaman stated that be
iad had not decided whether he would be
! candidate for governor next year or not
Ie announced himself 80 fayoring the
Judiciary and hoped the demo.
state convention would come out
qusrely for the tres coinage Of silver,
#. Yardamau favora Hon. w. J. Bryan +.
Or president In 1900. Mississippi has
o more devoted son, trusr democrat,
T polished gentleman than james X,
ardaman, and II he announces for gov.
nor will prove a strong candidate.
AGO Herald.
james X. Yardaman, the brainy sdi-
n Of the Greenwood Commonwealth,
isumes no false mndesty Of his amhi. a
on b occupy the governors chair. File n
says he would like to be chief
zecutiye Of Mississippi. This open ID. '
Is refreshing, and In such con.
.ast 10 the usnal wiTs working methods
having political friends launch ont \
zen, who pretend that they only CON
mt to make the Face In response to
sentiment, that we feel satisfied
lany will admire thBEsntlemah'a e0ur 0
10 Of speaking ont In meeting" The
len Of eleCting men TO Office who do
rant TO be Is q bad policy, bat eiectlng
be hypocrlte, who pFetahds ha do6h a
Is worse aud ib Il time Tho people
aonld choose their ofdgera from those
are frank, open and true. Pass
ihriBtiRn Beacon,
We reproduce the above 10 give oar !
Endorsement 70 every good word said Tor
IT. Yardaman, He needs no fulsomo
ncomiuma no lavish compliments, but {
"a enough to say he Is q mas IN tho
Oblcst and trusst sense Of the word.
lis ambition to ssrve bis atata Ii a iaud
bio one and the nosds Of the state At
Biz time call for such mon al the helm.
Mr. YNrdaman announce him
for governor, we ara convinced be
havo 3 following any man caa be 1
rOud o f.-Biloxi Herald.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
Az Athlntle Aannclatlnn

An organization for the advancement
Of athletic sports Is being affected by
some Of the promsnent citizens Of our
little city A tract Of land has been
leased fro Dr. Henry, around which a
fence viii be placed and q grand stand
erected The promoters Of this enter,
prise have formed themselves into &
company with shares at ai.O0 each,
and we ara proud TO state that most Of
our citizens are taking them, and al.
ready enough money has b raised to
start the work and ensure its success.
The object Of the organization IL tie
development Of the physical education
Of the young men Of the city, and q
place for theft recraactions after bust.
ness and At The same time q place Of
interest and pleasure for our people
during the summer. Let Us an give Il
push IS It is worthy Of all the support
we can give 1t.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
In effect on and after Fobruar "A. 1897,
WEST hound,
CITATION NOTICE

SrATE or MISSISSIPPI, to-;
Clark 4 stuy vesa it Groccry Go, atLouis, No
Miller, Garrett a Co, Memphis, Tenn
irby & GillilAnd, Memphis, Tenn,
G00dbaF 4 Co., Memphis, TOnn.f
Preston 4 8tanfeF, New Orleans, La;
Marks & FadOn, Memphis, Team;
Frank & Newton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Standard OIL Co., Memphis, FenR.f
n, &. Garrison, Memphis, Tom;
Geo. Arnold Co, Memphis, TeuH,i
White, Branch & Mcuonken, stLOuls, NO3
b., Bryan Bros, Nashville, Tenn;
w. X. Moore & Co, Memphis, Tenn;
Hamilton Brown Shoe Co, 1t. LoHis, Mel
stein, LAucr & shNhl, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Fly. H8bs0n & Talbert, New Orleans, La;
I'M, FOntain & Co. Memphis, Tenn
b. Lowcnstoin & Co., Memphis Tenn;
You arc commanded tn appear h0for0 tho
Chancrry Court Of the County Of Lehero, In
said state. on
The First hohday q April, A. D. 1898,
TO defend the sult OFF W, Slack, WhorOln ron
are = defendant,
G.E WILLIAMSON, CLERK.
This End day 81 Feb, A. D., 1903.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04

The county will bridge the Yazoo,
and WELLER will bridge the hard
times with his fine jewelry at low
The largest lot of the best Cotton
ever brought to Greenwood at
HENDERSON & BAIRD's,
We are selling Stoves cheaper tnan
Get our prices before buying
HENDERSON q BAIRD.
Jaekson's African Lmbles Cotton
ak bales to the acre-seed for sale by
r. r. JONES 81 Go.
Just received, q big lot of saddlery
Harness and Blind Brides.
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
Have you tried the Carnation cigar2
Sold at
CROCKETT's DRUG STORE.
ata q Practical Jeweter and
know what / sell my customers,
II will pay you to trade with me.
c. /. STEIN, Jeweler
For a good set. smoke try the Carna-
ton cigar.
CRoCKErT's DRUG STORE.
Call and see our handsome Chamber
HENDERSON & BAIRD.
Our Special Sales are as advertised.
Save money by taking advantage Of
our special sales, A, WELLER
Car load s~tudebaker wagons just re-
colved,
HENDERSON q BAIRD
Somebody Is Always looking. New
novel and useful articles in sterling
silver Come on yo lockers.
c. l. Stein.
A car load Of Southern Agricultural
Plows inst received and at q price
that will surprise You at
HENDERSON & BAfgDs.
Oar Big Openlng IS a satisfying
success. The doors Of our store swung
open and showed the hHndsameab dis.
plsy Of iowelry ever seen In This part Of
the world. 4. WELLER
Send your Jug orders for whistles
Wines and Gins 10 the Merchants Ex.
change Saloon, GreenYille Miss. and
get the best for the least money
.Uf.D J.. M. GOLDSMITH, Mgr
Mauy divorces arc caused 81 q
poorly furnished and HnattHeg We
home. Better make your home az com
Portable a. possible We wili help you
DO ik-See
SAT- srEIy
Yen Don'f Say SOL Yes Crockett
the druggist ID selling Cigarette for five
cents = package
Just tell her that you saw me and /
Wa going to Weilsrg She'll know tha
Fssk
Hopa Domestic 5 cents. Tread
well cuts the price
a paFe Havana cigar for nickle At
Crockstta Drug store.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1898-03-04
Mississippi Players at the Opera House.
One Night Only at the
Greenwood Opera House
on the night on
wednesday. MARCH 9h
WIN be presented
'De0r tI09N
A New Play BY
MAY NJ. WARD,
MAY M. WARE.
Literary Editress If the Greengfl1c Spirit. b
the very best local talent

Mr.. Frank Moyse. Who VIII be sceh ii the
title role. Is d graduate in fire school 0f or
nt0fy, aud IS an actor 81 moro thau psuai
talcnt
M. Scott win be seen iu q strong scene,
which VIII bring forth Ills very elective puBF-
.ers rs an actor.
Dir HeF0maM, the handsome young COME
dian, VIII portray a very fetching character
Mr., Mayor hast well-earHed reputation as
heiHga exceedingly clever exponent of pld
mpu funny characters, and VII add 70 bis
lnafsls as thpold Dutch s0ldiesr who hates
women and Hdares bottles,
The Misses Ward VIII assume the female
characters.