THE BEAN AUTOMATIC
SPRAY PUMP.
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Dress Goods Offerings.
LARGE CONSIGNMENT
WILSON
HEATERS
33 l-32
V itl
Yard
Yard
Colored : Dress
low figure.
GOODS MARKED IN
PtIN FIGURES.
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Hie Dalles Daily Chronicle.
SATURDAY,
JAN. 30, 1S97
Weather Forecast.
Portland, Jan. SO, 1S97.
Foe Eastern Oregon Tonight and tomor
row, fair and warxcer.
Fague. Observer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Kuniloui Observation and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.
Isaac Pitman, the father of short
hand writing, died at Paris, January 22, '
in his 84th year.
General Russell A. Alger has been se
lected by President-elect McKinley for
the position of secretary of war.
The funeral of the late J. E. Graham
took place this morning. Friendship
Lodge, K. of P., attended in a body.
The Salem Statesmen puts it this way :
Today's amusements. Rump house,
9:30 a. m. ; Regular house, 10 :30 a.m.
Miss Jessie Butler's condition shows
slight improvement this morning, and
hopeE are entertaiued of her recovery.
T. T. Geer visited President-elect Mc
Kinley on his way to Washington, and
writes up his visit in today's Oregonian.
Second street is in fine condition for
sleighing and the eouttant jintrling of
the bells shows that mWav of our people..
Rrt. inl'l.w. ... .it
are takiug advantage of it.
L. Rcrden & Co. have moved their
trrccery and crockery store to the new
Vogt block, next to H. Herbring's,
where they will be pleased to see their
old customers and cultivate new ones.
The Salvation army have prepared an
interesting program for this evening.
They are illustrating their slum work as
it is carried on in our large cities. An
admission of ten cents will be charged
at the door.
Judge Crawford was waylaid in Grant's
Pass last Saturday evening on hie way
borne. Some one sprang out from be
hind a tree and struck Mr. Crawford on
the head with a weapon, fortunately not
stunning him, and he managed to spring
away from his assailant and run to his
borne not far distant.
Mr. Josepk Knebel showed us an or
ange this morning grown by his brother
m-law, Captain H. Anlauf, formerly
0( j,
this city. The orange measured 14
inches in circumference one way, and
13! the other, and was grown in Ven
tura county, California. Captain Anlauf
now nag 30 acres of orange orchard.
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-urs. u t. Baker died at Port and yes-
tenlav i.. . , , L,
ieruaj. bhe leaves two brothers, Ed-
ward and k,Hp,ii, .,.i ..
rard and Frederick Mack, and a half
brother, Lucius Clark, all residing in
Sherman county. Deceased resided
bere for some time with her husband,
moving to Portland about 18 months
ago. She had been sick for quite a long
time, and her death was not unexpected.
Palmer aud Denham, two bnsiness
uen of Baker City, went out hunting
last week. While crossing the river,
which was very much swollen by the
'ate thaw, Mr. Palmer lost hie footing
WILL BUY" EVERY YARD
In the House, sold regularly at 50c.
will last for two weeks, and will be
lent opportunity to "buy Dress Goods
PEASE
This store closes at 7 p. m. sharp.
and fell head-foremost into the raging
flood. But for the timely assistance ren
dered him by Mr. Denham and two dogs,
he would most certainly have drowned.
The Cot vallisf Times eays that Dead
river is the name of a slough that cuts
across from one part of the Willamete
river to another, among the islands near
Booneville, and in the years gone by
j there was a rapid curl-em from west to
i east. Of late the water became sluggish
in its movement, and a year ago ceased
to move at all. This winter it runs quite
rapidly from east to west.
A French soldier, in uniform, attracted
much attention to himself in Grant's
Pass last week. - He deserted at Mada
gascar on a ship bound for Australia,
and two British officers paid his way to
San Francisco, whence he tried the
American plan of beating hie wav on
trains to The Dalles, where he has a
friend, Eays the Grant's Pass Courier.
He could not talk English, and would
have been in a bad way, had he found
no other Frenchmen in Grant's Pass.
The $500 subscribed for assisting in
the purchase of a diamond drill for ex
ploring our coal iields has been collected
and turned over to T. T. Nicholas and
his associates, who have ordered the
drill and will have it here before long.
As soon as it arrives it will be put in
place and the work of prospecting will
be pushed vigorously, until the ques
tion is settled. That coal with paying
veins will be discovered, is our firm con
viction, and one which we hope to see
speedily realized.
Mr. A. J. Anderson, who lives on
Chenowith creek, about three miles
west of town, complains that a big sor
rel horee came to bis place 6ome time
ago and be wants the owner to call and
get him. He realizes that horses are
not worth advertising and certainly not
worth feeding. The horse has four
white feet, a white spot in face and the
top of his nose is also white. He is
branded J. C. on tho left ehoulder. If
the owner will call and take him away,
Mr. Anderson will be pleased to liaye
him do so.
Moro cam? very near being the scene
of a tragedy last week. John Harris
and his son had some business with J.
C. Burkes, and went to his office. They
failed to come to an understanding. In
fact, Mr. Burkes churns to have reasons
to believe the elder Harris was going to
u?e,a knife on him, and stepped to his
desk for bis gum He was grappled by
Harris Jr., while the old gent wrested
,
'the gun from him and hammered him.
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lover the head with it, and laying him;
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out. Jack will have a sore head for a,
few days. Wasco News.
1IK1.
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In The Dalles, Saturday, Jan. 30th,
KMrs. Emma Krauss, aged 71 years.
Mrs. Krausa came here with her bus?
tiiinri in lS(i:-t. nnd has been a resident of.
jwateo county ever since. She leaveB
four children-r-Mre. T. II. Johnston oil
Dufur, Mrs, David Crelghton, Mrs, Ben
Korten and Mr. George Krauss, all
present living here. Funeral Tuesday,
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This sale
an excei-
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& MAYS.
For SiiiM'iiiinMi.
.
U e print by request the. following
.-uyu uuu urn v .....Kuj.. .hu now
before the
legislature, which seriously
affects the
sheep business in this see-
tion :
Section 4s No person, company or
corporation shall bring or cause to be
urougnt, into mis state any sheep or
band of sheep without fuel, and within
.three months prior thereto, obtaining
from a sheep inspector, duly appointed
and qualified under this act, a certificate
under the olficiul seal of euch inspector,
to the effect that the said sheep, or band
of sheep, have been personally inspected,
by such inspector, and that all such
sheep are sound and healthy, and free1
from scab or scabies,or other infectious or
contagious direase, and no person, com
pany or corporation shall move, or cause
to be moved, any sheep or band of. sheep
from one county in this state to another
county without first, and within six
months prior threto, obtaining such cer
tificate as is above mentioned. It shall
be the duty of any sheep inspector,
upon request of any person, to visit ami
inspect any baud of sheep within his
county, or within live miles of the line
ot the str.te, unless he has inspected
such band of sheep within three months
prior thereto, and if, at the time of such
inspection, such sheep are healthy and
free from scab or scabies and all infec
tious and contagious diseases, ho shall
issue to the owner or person in charge
thereof a certificate to that effect; and
if not healthy and free from scab and all
contagious and infectious diseases, he
shall revoke any certificate which may
have beeu issued by him, and tho per
son holding such certificate shall forth,
with, on demand, deliver the same to
such inspector.
I'ood Hujijily of Muliuoa.
One of the advantages which this
country enjoys over most of its neigh
bore lies in the fact that no power on
earth can cut off ou supply of pro
visions. If it bo true that a man can
fight as long as lie has something to eat,
we could continue a conflict for an in
definite period. The human stomach,
In the last analysis, is the moat im
portant element of warfare, Stomach
full, courage up hjgh water mark; At the school meeting this afternoon a
stomacii empty, courage oozus out at the special tax of fi. mills w,ih levied. On
fingers' tips. - motion ii;petitlor was drawn up and
Russia pprhapa will compare favor- .b.lgned, .usklng tho directors to call a
ably with us in this respect, but none of special meeting for tho purposo.of vt
the other great Powers. Tho Hiberidn ing upon the bonding tho district for
wheat belt is quito able to meet all j $20,000 to meet indebtedness, aud to
possible demands on it, and tho now en-ct an eight-room biick nchool house
railway which runs through it like u
spinal column would furnish the oeces
sary transportation.
As to the rest of tho world, hardly a
nation can supply its own needs. It
looks to its neighbors even in ordinary
times, and in time of war it would be in
straits unless measures were taken, to
keep the back door open for the Impor
tation of what the commissariat calls
for. Oddly enough it is the month
which is sometimes apt to talk too
much that inaugurates a war, and after
Tp, unquestionably, tho most success
ful nml perfect working 'Spraying Dovico
yet inventeil.
It is a universal testimony that more,
a? well a? hotter, work cari bo accom
plished with tho Bean Spray Pump than
with any other pump on tho market.
With this pump one man can charge
tho receptable and leave it to direct tho
nnrnv litst tvliirn it. in wnnlpit nml tlnia
withenlrieient hoso pass from treo to
j tree. The solution is delivered in a fino
mist or spray, penetrating every nook
ami cornor, thus doing better and more
i effective work than ia possible bv any
other method, and witli no waste what
e.ver of solution.
For further particulars see special cir
cular or call upon or correspond with.
mm I BENTON
-AG I'" NT FOR-
THE DALLES,
! it has been begun the mouths of the
j troops must be tilled or the order will
, p0()n bj) g,von tQ gtm.k am8 aml g0 0 ft
. mat q r provendBP.
jluurt' 1'iMty.j
About thirty of the friends of Miss
Peii
arl Williams wero (jntertained at the
cosy home of Mr. and Mrs. II. V.
French, on Fourth treet, last night,
and for sovcraikpurs enjoyed them
selves to the fullcat&ttgnt. "Hearts"
was the game of tho evening, the ecoie
cards being in a heart shape, and the
score indicated by gilt or scarlet hearts,
as the player lost or won. Miss Virginia
Marden and Mr. Victor Marden won tho
least hearts, and consequently the head
prizes, while Mr. John Weigel was pre
sented with an immense pair of carpet
slippeis as the tootiiwii---
after one ot tho most tempting o
lunches was disposed of, the celebrated
Comb band, under the leadership of
Prof. Wlllyims, furnished some of the
most enlivening music, which would
have dono credit to a Chineso band,
while the gue3ts gracefully tripped
through tho intricate figures of the old
fashioned Virginia reel, which caused
much merriment, and put tho more
modern "two-step" in tho shade.
As the evening ended amid, much
laughter and song, and the sleigh-bell?
reminded them that the hour for depart
ure had arrived, "Good night" was ro
gretfully said.
Bcu)i Ititunty.
Senator Michell has introduced u bill
providing for levying a tax on sheep ol
not more than half u cent a head, and
also a tax on other property, to make a
sum equal to that raised from taxing
the sheep, the whole to constitute n
fund for paying a bounty for the killing
of coyotes. Tho bill is u good one, with
perhaps one easily-remedied feature.
This is tho appointment of scalp inspect
ors, As the scalps have to, bo presented
to the county treasurer! it would perhaps
bo better to have tho county clork,,or
some other officer,- look after tho scalr.s,
instead of having an officer In each pre
cinct. It would prove the more econom
ical plan.
' ricltool Meutini;,
on the present academy grounds, and to
have the tame completed by September
1898,
The W. O. T. U, deb-gates to the
woman's congress, held an enthusiastic
temperance meeting at tho aid institute
on Sunday afternoon, There wub a not
able urray of speakers, ii(5iuUng Laura
O, Chant, Mrs. Uarker, Roy. Anna
Shaw and John G. Wooloy. The favor
ite speaker of the evening was Olaru
Hoffman. The mere mention of name
of the noted Kansas city woman ynub ro.
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
5el?ool Boos, Stationery,
o MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, l
I
.AT.
Jiacobson Book & Music Co.
No. 174 Socond Street,
New Vogt Block, Tho Dalles, Oregon.
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Japanese
XX. OIjyATT x GO. Props.
Japanese Curios, Dishes,
Ladies' Underwear, Wrappers,
zsroTionsrs, etc., etc.
133 Second Street, Next to Snipes-Kinersly's Store.
Call and See our Goods.
ceived with applause. Tu argument, In
manner, In voice, in skill, in wit and
pathos, she is effective. She combines
the imprcjslvnncsH of a statesmanlike
view, with the earncHtncsH and tender
ness of a woman's heart. In tho even
ing Mrs. Hoffman delivered another ad
dress on the "Problem Which Faces
Uh." ft was a great Hpeech and will
long bo remembered by the people who
live in the elegant homes around Gar
field Park. Advance.
i'mcuilviicit,
A lady was entertaining at dinner the
other day quite informally mi old clergy
man mid u few relatives. The children
were allowed to come In with the des
sert. On rising from tho table the lat
ter stood aside to allow the white-haired
priest to leave the room in advance, He,
howover, pushing ihe youngsters through
tho doorway, said, laughingly ; "Angels
first !" Glancing next at the hontess, as
if inviting Iter to precede him, he was
met by a wave of the hand from the lat
ter, who said with great promptness:
"Sainto next!" Troy Times,
What kind of
tea
tolfee
baking powder
flavoiniK i-x tract
and flcc4
do you want?
Your grocer pays your
money back in full if you
don't like Schilling's Best.
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J-'or sale by
V, K, Knhler
fiulcrlho for Tin: Ciikqniumj.
MAYS & CROWE.
Bazaat,
HiMiiuthluir to DeiM-nil On,
Mr, James Jones, of thu drug firm of
Jones & Son, Cowdon, III., In speaking
of Dr. King's New Discovery, sayH that
last winter his wife was attacked with
LnGrippe, and her case grow so serious
that physicians at Cowdon and Panu
could do nothing for her. It eueiued to
develop Into HaHy Consumption. Hav
Inu Dr, King's Now Dlrcovory In store,
and selling lots of it, he took a bottle
home, and to the surprise of all she be
gan to got better from tho first doeo, and
half dozun dollar bottles cured her sound
and well. Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colda It
guaranteed to do this good work. Try
It. Free trial bottles at Blakeley &
Houghton's Drug Htore, (d)
Tunuliuro' KxHiiilimtlim.
Notice is hereby given, that for tho
purpose of making an examination of
all persons who may offer thcmselvea aa
candidates for teachers of thu schools of
this county, tho county echoo) superin
tendent thereof, will hold a publio ex.
iimjnation at the county court house In
D.tllouclty, beginning Wednesday, Feb
ruary 10, lit I o'clock p. m.
Dated this aoth day of January, 1S97,
0. li. Gu.injuT,
School Supt.
Iliickluii'n Ariuutt nulvtv
The host siilyo in too world for cum,
bruises, sores, ulcers, wilt vheuni, foyci
aores, tetter, chapped bunds, chiblalnet
corns, aud all skin eruptions, ami poof
tlvely curen plieH, ov no pay r,'Hiiirad.
It is guarautood to glvo perfect sntlshw.
(ion, ov money refunded. Price t'5 conti
per box, For sale ly Blakeley mud
Houghton, druggists,
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