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m aimer d m Dress Yard Colored low figure. GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES. le Dalles Daity Chronicle. ONDAY. JAN. IS. 1S97 Weather Forecast. Portland, Jan. IS, 1897. gFoit Eastern Oregon Tonight tnow; tomor- Dw, ram. I'AGUE, uuserrer. WAYSIDE GLEANINGS. indotn Observations and Local Events of Lesser Magnitude. i. xuc o.viug c inuubciD niu uitv-ii k re. BrookB' tomorrow afternoon. i l All Elks are requested to meet at laccabees hall Wednesday evening at ;30. !Ir. Frank Higbee and MIbb Georgie, veroux were united in marriage by sstice Filloon Saturday night, and left 1 1 o i . . . t c - hi ine Dunaay morning iruiu lur oau Mrs. E. C. Pease and Mrs. G. P. Mbr- give a musical at the residence of mTYxmxi. rease next v xuursuay evening. UsjjlyEoceeds for benefltofCongregational 4Sfcurch. Guests will be made welcome 7 :30 o'clock. 1 .Members of Mount Hood Camp, Wood en of the World, will please take Jtice that business of great importance 111 -come before the camp tomorrow flit (Tuesday). A full attendance is lueBted. rhe Dalles Lodge No, 2, I. 0 . G. T., a public entertainment at its hall, turday night, that was well attended. se program consisting of music, recita ls, etc., was well rendered, and at its Be, a splendid lunch was served. It i decidedly the best affair of the kind ir given by the lodge. , It Was Not Usurious. ftThe supreme court has handed down MeciBion in the case of John fiarger linst 0. D. Taylor, reversing the de lon of the lower court. The suit was aught by Barger against Taylor to fore see a mortgage, and the defendent set the defense that the contract was lurious. This view ol the case was iken by the lower court,- but was not istained. Duf ur & Menefee were attor- bvs for Barger, and are to be congratu lated on having won a very hotly cou- Bted fight. Brigliam Young. Boyd. Or.. Jan. 15. 1897. Sditoe Chkonicle : Will you please form me through the columns of your iper who was the first territorial cov- rnor of Utah, and under whose admin- (ration was lie appointed ; also when id where did Governor Woods die. ad oblige. A Subsckibkk. 5 Brigham Young was the first governor Utah, and was appointed bv Presi- ent Filmore, taking the oath, of office February 3, 1851, and held the office un- il 1857, being succeeded by Alfred Cum- ling of Missouri. Col. Edward Steptoe ras appointed governor and sent to Hah with a battalion of soldiers in 1854, but arriving in Utali was afraid of le Mormons and did not qualify. Governor George L. Wood died in Ore- n, we think at the home of bis father Goods Offerings, 33 l-3e WILL BUY EVERY YARD : Dress In the House, sold regularly at 50c. This sale will last for two weeks, and will be an excel lent opportunity to "buy Dress Goods at a very PEASE This store closes at 7 p. m. eharp. in Hillsboro, about two years ago. We do not remember the date. VcglnnlUK Classes. Beginning classes will bo organized in the first primary departments of Union street and Academy Park schools on Monday, Jan. 25, 1S97. Children who are fi years of age before May 1st may enter Bcbool at the above date. Parents and guardians are requested to send all beginners for the spring term on Mon day, so as to start with the new classes. John Gavin, Prin. Public School. r To the Free Ilrldge. Those who to travel the road lo the free brid the road is a few days s the Deschutes say condition, but that throwing out the stones and filling make it passable. chuck-holes, woula Sherman countv keeps the road on the other side in good shape, and Thursday men will be put at work on the Rattlesnake grade, and it will be put in good condition. There is a large trade in The Dalles from the country reached by that road, and it should be put in repair at once. ltondeuu-ThlbodoHU Wedding. Mr. Ildage Rondeau and Miss Eugenia Thibodeau were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at the Catholic church in this city on Wednesday morn ing, January 13, 1897, Rev. F. X. Blanchett, V. G., officiating. The bride was handsomely dressed in brown silk. Miss Agnes Thibodeau was maid of honor, whilst' Mr. August Calmele was beet man. The wedding was public and a large crowd witnessed the ceremony. After the ceremony came congratulations and presents, alter which the happy couple, with a number of invited guests, re paired to the residence of Mr. 0. Thibo deau, where the finest wedding dinner that conld be prepared was served. Those present were : Mr. 0. Thibo deau and wife, Miss Agnes Thibodeau, August Calmels, Rev. Father Blanchett, Mr. Joe Rondeau and wife, Mr. M. Goulet and wife, Tom G. Coleman and wife , and Miss A. Gratton.-Gerval6 Star. Mr. Rondeau was formerly a resident of this county, and his many friends here add their congratulations to those pf his later friends. Schilling's Best means: we have taken your' money and spent it for tea coffee soda baking powder flavoring extracts ana spices as well as we know how to. Your grocer pays your money back if you don't like them. For sale by W. E. Kahler have ge aeros intfcd work w Subscribe for Tuk Cukoniclk. Yard OP : Goods & mays: ELLEN BEACH YAW'S DEATH. The Famous Sniiruuo Dies at IllngtiHin tou, X. Y., from Hemorrhage. Miss Ellen Beach Yaw, the famous singer who was heard at Portland and Walla Walla by a number of Pendleton people, died at Binghamton, N. Y., on Jan. 7. Her death wan sensational and sudden, says a New York paper. She was sinning before -an audience and in reaching the high notes for which her voice is noted as being higher ,han Pat ti's ever reached the iugular vein in her throat burst and she bled to death on the stage before her audience. Miss Yaw was able to reach the high note of any cantratnee in the world, which was due to a peculiar formation of her throat. In straining to get this noto, muscles of the throat were pressed against the jugu lar vein and injured this by abrasion, until the membrane was worn through, causing hemmorrhage. She had been warned by the best vocal masters that the result .would be so if she persisted in singing so high, but their warning was not heeded. Miss Yaw was a California girl and had attained great, success wherever she had appeared. The above is from the East Oregonian of Saturday. We have had numerous inquiries con cerning the rumor of Miss Y;iw'a death, but so far have never seen any mention of her death in print. We cannot 'be lieve that the rumor is true, for Eeveral reasons. Miss Yaw being- a Californiau, the Examiner would certainly have had a description of her death, and a picture ot the famous singer so promin ently placed that every reader must have seen it. Again when Mr. Andrews, Mies Yaw's agent, was here, he told us she would go from here to Walla Walla, and thence back to California, where she was to appear early in January. We sincere ly hope the report is not 'true, and we believe as we hope. The Third House. ' The "Third house" organized at Salem a few nights ago with Mr. Holmah, a Portland attorney, in the speakers chair, and a lively session was had. A com mittee on credentials was appointed that would not agree, and Otis Patter son, of Heppner, made a speech all the same U'Ren. There were many good things perpetrated, among them was one from the speaker. One member was on his feet several times, claiming for rec ognition, and failing to get it, finally yelled out, "Mr, Speaker, I rise for In formation." Ho'man instantly recog nized him saying: "The gentleman rises for information. As he needs it in larger quantities than anyone in the state, I will appoint a committee of one to take him out in the cloak room and tell him anything." The fun was kept up for a couple of hours. Kicked Wild Cat.. Last Tueeday George Malm, a lad of 16 years, who lives on a ranch near Blackfoot, met with an adventure which nearly cost him hie life, and one that will sever be forgetten by him, says a Pocatello, Idaho, correspondent of the Boise Statesman. Young George went out on the farm after a load of hay, and, climbing on the stack, ran upon a wild THE BEAN AUTOMATIC SPRAY PUMP. Is, unquestionably, tho most success ful and perfect working Spraying Device yet invented. It is a unsversal testimony that more, as well as bettor, work can bo accom plished with the Bean Spray Pump tban with any other pump on tho market. With this pump one man can charge the reccptablo and leavo it to direct the Bpray just where it is wanted, and thus with sufficient hose pass from tree to tree. The solution is delivered in a fine mist or spray, penetrating every nook and cornor, thus doing better and more effective work than is possible by any other method, and with no wasto what e.er of eolation. For further particulars sco special cir cular or call upon or correspond with. MAIER & BENTON AGENT FOR THE DALLES. cat fast asleep. Thinking it was a com mon house cat, he gave it a kick, when it sprang upon him and fastened its sharp claws in hia body. Together they rolled off tho hay to tho ground, when George's dog, a lino spaniel, took a part in tho proceedings. This unexpected aid caused the creature to abandon his attuck on the boy, and n fierce battle raged between the dog and cat. In tho meantime George got his pitchfork, and. watching his chance, pinned the animal to the ground, and thus saved the dog's life. George was badly torn in the shoulder and body, and the dog waB frightfully mangled and will perhaps die. Georgo is a first-class taxidermist, and will mount tho animal a9 a mo menta. During tho encounter the team became frightened and ran awav, smash ing the wagon to pieces. The Charity Hull. Arrangements for the ball to bo given by the Elks on the 2l, are about com pleted. Tickets will bo $1.50 per couple. Committees have been appointed as fol lows : Executive J. S. Fish, W. II. Wilson, C. L. Phillips, Grant Mays, G. W. Phelps, H. W. French. Reception J. Michell,G. 0. Blakeley, T.'A. Hudson, E. M. Kulsav, P. W. Do Huff, E. O. McCoy and W. L. Brad shaw. Floor J. Hampshire, II. Riddoll, T. J. Seufert, H. Lonsdale, M. Vogt, Jr., J. Hertz. Decoration Geo. Ferguson, E. Jacob sen, E. Sherar, C. Stubling.T. J. Driver, J. A. MoArtbur. The lady patronesses, who will aesist tho executive committee, are: Mes dames W. L. Bradshaw, Geo. 0. Blake ley, W. II. Moody, J. B. Crosson, P. W. Delluff, W. II. Wilson, H. French, 0. L. Phillips, J. S. Fish, T. A. Hudson, Misses Mary Lay, Etta Story, Beulah Patterson , Ida Wakefield, Elizabeth Sampson, Dorothy Fredden, and Mattio Cuahing. Grand march at 8:30. I'EKSONAl. MENTION. J. M. Eliott is up from Moslor. Captain H. C. Coo of .Hood River is in the city, B. F. Laughlin went to Portland this afternoon, M, II. Nickeleen came up from Hood River today. Hon. B. S, Huntington and Hon. John Michell went to Salem yesterday, J. L, Cowan, agent at tho Warm Springs reservation, returned from Port land last night, and went out to thu res ervation this morning, ' Geo. W. Barnes, Prineville's leading lawyer, is in tho city on his way to Sa lent' on matters connected with the Cas cade forest reservation, Itofngeratur I.lito, Attention of shippers is called to the new refrigerator line operated by the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company between Portland, Huntington, Spokane and intermediated mints, leaving Port land on train 22, Wednesdays and Satur days. E, E. Lytie, Agent. LARGE CONSIGNMENT WILSON HEATERS JUST RECEIVED at Remember. We have strictly First-class FIR, OAK and MAPLE WOOD To sell at LOWEST MARKET RATES. Phone 25. JOS. T. PETERS & CO Jetyool Boos, Stationery, x MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, t AT ' Jacobson Book & Music Co. No. 174 Second Street, New Vogt Block, The Dalles, Oregon. Japanese Bazaar, XX. OXj"3?".A.TT es OO. Prop. Japanese Curios, Dishes, Ladies' Underwear, Wrappers, HSTOTionsrs, ieto., eto. 133 Second Street, Next to Snipes-Kinersly's Store. Call and See our Goods. Wo all know that any tired musclo can bo restored by rest. Your stomach is u muscle. Dyspepsia Is its manner of saying "1 am tired. Give me rest." To rest the stomach you must do its work outside of the body. 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If you havo Loss of Appetite, Constipa tion, Headache, Fainting Spells, or are Nervous, Steepness, Excitable, Melan choly or troubled with Dizzy Spells, Electrio Bitters in thu medicine yoa need. Health and Strength are guaran teed by its use. Large bottles only fifty cents and $1.00 at Blakeley & Houghton, Druggist. 3 ' Ward, Kerns & Robertson has a choice lot of wild hay at their barn on Second street. Just thu feed for cows. MAYS & CROWE. 5 9 Notice Hji-olul School 3Iuutllig, Notice is hereby given to tho legal voters of school district No. l'J, of Wasco countv, state of Oregon, that a special school meeting of the said district will be held at thu brick sfhoul house ou court street, on the 30th day ol January, 1807, at 2 o'clock in thu afternoon of saul day for tho following objects: To determine what action said dis trict will take relative to voting a special school tax for the support of the public school of said district; also to de termine what action the district will take relativo to voting a tax to be used in paying a part or all of thu dubt of said district; also what action tho district will take for thu erection or rental of additional school buildldgs and provid ing funds for thu payment of thu same, Dated this 16th day of January, 1807. OllION KlNKHSl.Y, Chairman Board of Directors. Attest : E. Jacoijsk.v, District Clerk. janM-10t Do not fall to call ou Dr. Lannerberg, thoeyu specialist, and havo your eyea examined free of charge. If you suffer with headache or nervousness you un doubtedly have imperfect vision that, if corrected, will benefit you for life. Oillcu in tho Vojt block. Tyiflt Valley Itullvr Flour Mill, Tygh Valley Rollor Flour Mills uro running full time, on No. 1 wheat. Flour equal to thu beat always on hand Prices to suit thu times, Also mill feed In quantities to suit. W. M. McCohklb & Son. aug8.6mw Proprietors. Gab la Your Uhttoki. All couuty warrants registered prior to July 13, 1803, will bo paid at my office. Interest eases after Dc 5 1800, 0. L, PwiLura, County Treasurer.