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...CUT PRICES...
In Men's Shoes displayed in Furnishing
Good's Window ,
We have just received
another shipmen of
During January and Feb
ruary wo will give lo every
person buying One Dollar's
worth of goods at our store a
chance on a Sixty-Dollar
Uil509 lir-Jit J-Ialrs
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Satin Oil
$1.25
Pointed and Square Toes. Pointed
ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
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The Da
ily Chronicle.
M )NI)AY
NUAIiY 24, 1808
WA
GLEANINGS.
Wunthur TfniKlit and Tuesday, bhow
ami warmer.
Sturgeon hooks, cotton and hihbI rope
at Malur & Honton's. 13
Go to tho Columbia Candy Factory for
fresh oysterH in every style, tf
Marriage HcoiiHo was IsHiied today to
Mr. Walter Uolinu und Mian Maggie
Cain, both of Antelope.
Out-of-town dealers in cinars are in
vited to call and examine, the choice
line hold by S. F. Fonts. 20
JiiHt received Choice Sweet Patatoes,
Cauliflower, PineappleB and Orangea at
the Dalleti Commission Co.
The subject for tonie,ht'H sermon, at
Christian church ih "The Course, to be
Pursued by tlioao Considered Infallibly
Mife."
Kins Cole brand Baltimore oystera,
the best on tne market; Medium,
Standard and Extra Select. Try them.
At Varney & Co.'s. H-tf
William V. Snude,rass lias sold the La
Grande Gazette to Frances A. Clarke
and ex-County Iteeordcr Charles F. Me
Daniel. The paper w ill heieafter be an
all-homo-print.
lliKh bowling scores at the Umatilla
lloiibo alleys last week Monday, M T
Nolan 04; Tuesday, W Mrnfeld, (11;
Wednesday, V Itirufold 02; Thuraday,
C Frank M; Friday, W Histoid 08; Sat
urdav, C Frank (11 ; Sunday, C Frank
The Republican League Club of the
Columbia precinct, met Saturday night
for the purpose of electing delegates to
foe present at the nicotine; to bo held at
Portland in the near future. K. B. Gil
hrieB presided, and 1). .1. Cooper and K.
Kliudt were chosen delegates.
Statements recently issued by the
banks of Colfax show the largest deposit
ever known in that city. At present
there is on deposit $u5!!,0l)0. This is
phenomena, and with the fact that
nearly half of the crop of 1807 is still
owned by the farmers, hmUob it a won
derful showing for this county.
Over forty members of the B. I'. O.
Elks attended the services at the St,
I'milfi Episcopal church hist nli;ht. Uuv.
Do Forest preached an appropriate ser
mon, the, sucject being "The Miracle of
the loaves and Fishes," und compared
the charity of that net to that of the
Klks in their efforts to lend a helping
hand to those in need.
The first lesson to the class in the
rudiments of nmsiu will bo giyeu this
evening in the baaoment of the .-now
Lutheran church, commencing at 7:30
eliarp. All who am interested in this
work und desire to loam the rudiments
and to read vocal musiu Independtly
should tako advantage of this opportun
ity and be present this evening. Tonne,
$1.50 for ton lessons.
The funeral of the late Daniel L. Do-
TTTKi
Calf
Oil Grain $1.25
Wolfe waB held yeBterday under the au
spices of the Workmen and Woodmen
lodges, und was largely attended by
members of both orders as well as a
number of friends of the deceased towns
man. The remains were laid away in
Sunset Cemetary, and impressive ritual
istic services of both fraternal societies
were recited over the grave.
The high howling scores at the club
for the week ending yesterday were as
follows: On Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday BradBhaw held the board
with (10, 05 and 02. On Thursday John
Fllloon made (ill ; on Friduy Houghton
scored 50 : A. S. Benuett held Satur
day's honors, with u score of 54, while
A. .f. Tolmle broke the Sabbath by muk
ingjiB, A steamer to be used on the upper
Snake river was on Friday shipped in
sections from Portland by rail to Hunt
ington. This is an incident in a big
scheme of mining development in East
eruirejjoii and Idaho, The develop
ment plan TiicTudes the opening and
working of mines 11 nil building and
operating smelters, railroads and a
steamer line.
A nleasant dancing party was given
in honor of Mr. Arndt last Satur
day evening at the residence of
Dr. and Mrs. Tackman. The large
parlors were handsomely decorated with
flowers and eveigi ecus, which made them
beautiful. A line lunch was served
during the evening, and everybody did
their best towards increasing the even
ing's pleasures. Dancing, whist and
social games were kept up until past
midnight.
About 8 o'clock this morning snow be
gan falling, and, as it wiib quite cold, for
a time it looked as though it was going
to stay with us. Later in the day the
weather turned wanner and a thaw set
in, so that at the time of going to press
but a covering of snow remits on the
ground, and everything indicates that
rain will set in. Repeats from up the
road and from Dufur state that the
snow is melting ns fust iib it falls, and
unless the weather turns colder than it
is at present we will he disappointed
once more in not having a sleigh ride.
Yesterday a small hole was noticed in
the middle of Second stieet near Union,
and upon investigation it; was found
' tlmt tint utii'4ir lnwl iiwtulwwli -tiif o wmi
LllltV tuu ov. n vi nv 11 nut vij vun vuii"
sidorablo amount ol rouiuj underneath
the surface, and that but a few inches of
frozen earth covered the sipt about (our
feet wldu for a distance of about
twenty feet. Had a horse or even 11 per
son stopped on the thin covering they
would certainly have fallen In, and
probably a serious accident might have
resulted. Marshal Lnuer fenced the
placo oil' so as to prevent passers-by
from falling into the trap, and this
morning a forco of men were sot to work
repairing it.
Tho war in Cuba has not prevented
S. F. Fouls from securing a choice lot of
Havana tobacco, which ho manufactures
into Prize Medal and Guarantee cigars..
Everybody reads This Chuonioi.e,
Veal Calf
$1.25 .
and Square Toes.
PEASE & MAYS.
I
A. O. U. W. SATURDAY NIGHT.
J. O. Tate Given un lnti rHtlug Sr.h
Delightful I'rocrain ami llamiuel. 1
J. G.Tate of Lincoln, Nebraska, pas
oujireiue iimsier OI me A. U. U. W., waBj
listened to Saturday night by the entire
lodge of this city, bb well a1? many out
siders and a number of visiting brothers
from Portland, Hood Kiver, Wasco and
other places in the state, and the seat
ing capacity of the Vogt was taxed al
moBt to its fullest extent.
Mr. Tate's BpeecL waB well received,
and in view of the eloquence of the
speaker and his interesting manner it
was little wonder that eucIi was the case.
He commented on the origin of this
society, its history and progress and the
benefits which so many have received
from it during the twenty-nine years of
its exietence, and concluded by giving
the Degree of Honor, a high tribute and
urging its members on in their noble
mission of charity and benevolence.
To proceed further without comment
ing on the excellent musical program
rendeied before Mr. Tate's address
would be doing an injustice to those
taking part. Jt was opened by a piano
duet by Mibscs Geoigia Sampson and
Alma Schanno, and these young ladies
proved their proficiency by the master
ly manner in which they executed a
difficult, but pretty, selection. To say
that Miss Myrtle Michell sang in her
usual voice would be su' i to satisfy
any one who has ever . a u her of tho
excellence of this number, while the ap
plause and vigorous encore she received
were still more convincing of excellence.
Leon Dawson's cornet solo was well re
ceived, while Mra. Varney seemed to
have excelled herself, as her singing was
exceptionally beautiful.
At tho conclusion of the exercises the
members and a few invited guesta re
paired to the A. O. U. W. hall, whero
one of tho most tastily-arranged and
finest banquets that anyone could care
to partake of was served. All ate,
drank and made merry till a late hour,
when each bade good night anil good bye
to .Brother Tate and the vi.-itmg mem
bers, l'o)iullhl Mm-llnt.
Ab there are ninny questions of vital
import to all who tool an interest in re
forms in politics, and especially to tho
Populist party in Wasco county. It is
deemed best to call a meeting of the
Populists of Wasco county at an early
date, and that all persons who believe
in tho principles of tho Populist party
be invited to attend said meeting, irre
spective of former party alllllatious.
A meeting of the Populists of Wasco
county, Oregon, ib, therefore, hereby
called to meet at The Dalles on Satur
day, February 5, 1898, at 7 :30 p. in, nud
it is earnestly requested that every pre
cinct in the county bo represented.
J. L. Stouy, See, of Com.
l'urty ut Mr. Moylu'n,
''Last Saturday evening a very enjoya
ble dancing party was given at tho resi
dence of Mr, Mlchnol Doyle on Cheno-
weth creek, there being about ten cou
Steel
Range,
Which was manufactured
by the Michigan Stove Co.
Drawing to come off the 28th
day of February; 1898.
MAIER & BENTON
ples from this city and the same number
from the immediate vicinity of Mr.
Doyle's present. The crowd was enter
tained in a very pleasant manner. A
fine supper was eerved, and everyone
enjoyed themselves.
Mr. Doyle knows how to please his
guests, and whenever there is another
partv at his place he will surely have a
good crowd. Dancing continued until
the wee sma' hours, and everyone spoke
in v?ry complimentary terms of the host
and hostess.
One Who Was Tjjeke.
NEWS NOTES.
Ex-Detectibe Chas. Halsayple passed
away Saturday night, at his home in
Portland.
The Steamer Oiegon sailed for Alaska
last night, with 409 passengers and 1250
tons of freight.
Advices received yesterday state that
the government has taken charge of the
supplies at Fort Yukon.
Saturday a fierce riot occurred in the .
French chamber at Paris. It was with
difficulty that 4,000 police held the mob
in check.
This morning's bulletins state that
two 6erioua accidents occurred in the
mines near Grant's Pass. One man was
killed and another seriously injured.
NOTICK.
The committee having charge of the
charity fund of the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order of Elks will meet at the
Umatilla House pallors for tho week
commencing Monday, January 24th,
from 7 :30 to 8 :30 p. m. They " will be
pleased to meet all those who I now of
any deserving case of charity.
P. W. Dk Hukp,
T. J. DiuvEit.
J. F. Hami'muiii:,
Committee.
'olli-e.
All boys are heieby notified to stop
swinging on cars which are moving
through tho yard in this city. If they
do not, the ordinance concerning this
matter will be strictlv enforced. Par
ents should see that the attention of the
children is called to this notice. By
order of Ciias. Lal'ek,
City Marshal.
Tlllcuius Wnsi-u TiJIn-, No. 1(1, I. O. !.
SI., Nuiuib'u.
Mox seven sun, halo heheo pe muck
amuck copa tribe. Twenty-fifth sun
cold moon, 7th run and 30th breath,
okok tribe potlatch hlyu muckamuch pe
coll'ee. Ticko owes chaco pe Iskum hiyu
muckamuk pe momock hiyu war dance,
Kain-in-thk-Fack, Sachem.
Ja Oliluu Time.
Peoplo overlooked tho importance of
permanently beneficial effects, and were
satisfied with transient action ; but now
ttiat it is geuoially known that Syrup of
Figa will permanently overcome huhlt
ual constipations, well informed people
will not buy other laxatives,-which act
for a time, but finally injure the system.
Buy the genuine made by the California
Fig Syrup Co.
And can now supply our customers.
The Uilson is the only Air Tight stove
with Outside Tube draft. Sold only by
MAYS & CROWE,
REMEMBER.
Wo liavo strictly First-Class
Fir, Oak and
Maple Wood.
To be sold at the Lowest Market Rates.
Phone 25.
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WORLD
TRIBUNE
OREGONIAN
EXAMINER
SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING.
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of school district No. lL', of Wasco
county, state of Oregon, that a special
school meeting of said district will be
held at the brick schoolhouse on Court
stret,on the 28th day of .lanuarv, 1898,
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, for the fol
lowing objects: To levy a tax for tho
ensuing year for school purposes, and to
create u sinking fund to pay the bonded
indebtedness of said district.
Dated this 17th day of January, 1S9S,
O. D. Uoane,
Chairman Hoard Directors.
Geo. V. Mokgak, District Clerk.
Weekly Uxciirslou to the Kust.
A tourists sleeping car will leave Port
laud every Tuesday morning at 9 o'eloek
via the O. It & X., without change to
Boston, and under tho supervision of
experienced conductors, No change of
cars to the cities of Omaha, Chicago,
liulfulo and lloston. Tho ideal trip to
the east is now before you. Kemember
this service when going East and con
sult O. H. & N. agents or address
W. II. Huhuiuut, Gen. Pas. Agt.,
Portland, Oregon.
Cali In Your Uliecka.
All conutv warrants registered prior
to Nov. 13, 1893, will be paid at my
oflice, Interest ceases after Jan. loth,
1898. 0. L. Piiii.!.iis,
Countv Treasurer,
Choice Shoahvater Hay oyBters served
in every style at the Columbia Candy
Fuctory, Give us a trial and wo will
endeavor to please you, '
Fresh Coluuibiu river smelt at Varney
k Co.'s. lOlwk
J. T. Peters & Co.
BE
TWICE
A )
FOR THE
i
To Cure u Colli in One liny.
Take Laxative JJromo Quiuino Tab
lets. All druiigistH refund tLe money if
they fail to cure. 25c,
Jlr. Elisha llerry, of this place says ho
never had anything do lmn so much
t;ood and eive such duick relief from
I rheumatism as Chamberlain's Pain
j Halm, lie was bothered greatly with
, shooting pains from hip to knee until ho
used this liniment, which affords prompt
relief. H. l Haker, drusuist, St. Paris,
Ohio. For sale by Ulakeley & Hough
ton. All Books
At Cost
During this month,
Except Dictionaries,
Music Books
and School Books,
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