The Dalles Daily Chronicle, Ailvertltlnc Itntos. Per vtek Omluh nr loss in Dallv Jl AO Orer two Inchon and under four Inches 1 00 Over four Inches anil under twelve incnei . , Otct twelve inches 60 DAILY AMD WEEKLY. One Inch or less, tier Inch. f2 CO OTKrone Inch and under four Inches - 00 nvrr four Indies mid under twelve inches.. 1 Otct velvo Inches 100 Weekly Clubbing Kates. Chronicle nntl Orcgoniaii ?- - Chronicle and Examiner 2 25 Chronicle and Inter Ocean 1.85 Chronicle and Tribune 1 75 Chronicle and N. Y. World 2 CO MONDAY A PHIL 4. ISPS Call for Republican County Convention The Republican County Convention of Wasco countv, state Ol urvson. if nrrcoy wium iu mxi in Dulles Lltv, in sam couniy, on Wednesday, April 11, 1808, at the hour of 8 o'clock a. ni. of sa'il day, for the purpose of nomliiatlugeaiuidatcs for the follow ing county officers : One Countv Commissioner, County Clerk, Count SheritV, County Treasurer, County As sessor," Countv School Snpeilntendent, Countv Coroner mid County Surveyor; also precinct of ficers for the several precincts of said county: anil ten delegates to the liepubllcan .State and Second District Consresslcual Conventions, and to transact such other business as may properly como before said County Convention. The convention w ill consist of 9.1 delegates chosen bv the several precincts', and the several precincts of snlrt county will be entitled to repre sentation in said convention ns follows: ..S Klnsrslcy 2 ..S MoMur 3 .2 Nausetie - . 3 Oak Grove 3 ..'J Uamsey 2 A TjRh 'Valley 3 .3 Trevltt 7 . 9 Visntrt '-' ..5 West Dalles 7 ..2 West Hood Klver... S .,0 Wamic i The same being one delegate at large from each precinct, and one deleate for every twtnty-llve votes and one delegate for everv f rsctlon over one-half of twenty-five votes cast in each of said Srecli cts for Hon. T. T. Cieer, liepubllcan candl sto for prifldcuttal elector at the November election In 1S'J3. Dated at Dalles Cttv, Oregon, this 9th day of Slarch, 1S08. J. M. I AT TKHfeON, Chairman Republican County Com. II. T. NOLAN, Secretary. Antelope . . .. Illation- . . .. . Baldwin Hake Oven , Columbia Dufur Deschutes . . last Dalle .... East Hood 111 ;er Eight Mile.. . Tails , THE HEAL POPULISTS. The real Populists are the middle-of-the-road Populists, who decline to give up their principles or compro mise themselves by fusing with the other parties and alleged parties. The greatest Populist ot the coun try, Tom "Watson, of Georgia, says the Salem Statesman, declines to be considered any longer in politices, gives ns a reason that while he is still a firm believer in the Populist creed, he can sec no future for the masses owing to the disruption of forces caused by the attempt at fu slon. Th's means that Mr. Watson finds that the Democrats, by accept ing a part of the Populist creed, in duced the Populist party to endorse the Democratic presidential candi date, and surrender in large degree its autonomy as a political party. This was so displeasing to tbe true Populists, tbe middle-of-the-road .member?, that they declare that un der no circumstances will they con sent to another fusion. The conse quence is that there arc practically two Populist parties now existing the fusionists and the straighouts, just as there are two factions of the Democracy, the Populist wing, which has the advantage of the regular or ganization, and the sound money or old Democrats, who have at least the traditions and patty doctrine behind them. Mr. Watson sees no hope of suc cess of Populism now that the split in his party iias become too wide to be closed. Doubtless the thoughtful among the free silver Democrats are reach ing the same conclusion with regard to the chonccii for the success of their policy. It was only with the he'p of the united Populist party that Mr. Bryan rolled up his six million and mid votes in 180C. Tint party is now divided into two very hostile camps. In order to win, Mr. Bryan will have to draw support from some new source. There is no new source from which to draw any considerable support, especially if the McKinloy adminis tration continues to so conduct tlio affairs of the nation ns to maintain jacreASing prosperity at home and abroad. every one will keep hands off, both through disinclination to mix up in n war which may involve nil of Eu rope, and again through the fear of offending the United States, a coun try whoso friendship is well worth the having. Austria, Italy and some of the other weaker states may lend some sympathy and support to the Spaniards, but that will be all. Ger many has expressed friendliness to this government; England has stout ly maintained America is m tho right; Franco cannot afford to do anything more than remain neutral, while Ilussia can always be counted upon to go to any extent m her friendship for the United States. The time 1ms been when Russia was the only friend wo had in Europe, and in the dark days of the Rebellion the land of the czar performed acts of substantial friendship. This nation need not fear the atti tude of the European nations in the event of war with Spain. Tho hu mane instincts of their rulers would prevent a 113" alliance with Spain. Events have so shaped themselves that it looks as if the name of Gov ernor Lord is removed from the list of formidable candidates', for the gu beruatorial nomination in tho lie- publicMi convention. The Marion county primaries resulted in the so lection of delegates who will send a Gcer delegation to the state conven- . i : c t 1 a , jii. .11111 11 jjuru L.11111UL carry 111s own county, he cannot expect to re ceivo outside support. Four ycais ago Governor Lord was a very pop. ular man, but his close alliance with the Simon faction has cost him many friends throughout the state. Recommendation, L 11 II ' - f.VV -J A recanuncmliUion is necessary to ninny persona. A ilruuslst appreciates it when coming from n pood physician especially. Tliu character of our times, tho dispatch and uccruacy with which all formulas nro treated haoiuudetis a repu tation wo shall endeavor tit all times to retain. 9 a TH Emm a s Uf rra u v IisTcn flnrnii S IB COIL I 111 I Lit UbLHU 2 S g LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY POLITICAL PAPER IN THE WEST J g It is radically Republican, advocating n the cardinal doctrines of that party witn ability and carnestucsswj L.1 ittktlBut it can always fee relied on" for fair and honest reports of all po- n Utical movmcntiitJMbtffcM.M.itt Hi a M THE WEEKLY INTER OCEAN SUPPLIES ALL THE NEWS AND BEST CURRENT LITERATURE 5 m It Is (Morally Clean and ns n Family Paper Is Without a Peer. 2 m M 9 H e M a Bl PI The Literature ot Its columns Is equal to that of the best maga zines. It Is Interesting to the chil dren as well as tho parents........ THE INTER OCEAN is a WESTERN NEWSPAPER, and while it brings to the family THE NEWS OF THE WORLD and gives its readers tiic best and ablest discussions of all questions of the day, it is in lull sympathy with the ideas and aspirations of Western people and discusses literature and politics from the Western standpoint. One Minute Cough Cure, cures. That is what it wis mde Icr- Dr.GUNNS ONE FOR A DOSE. RcraoTe Pimples, Prerrat Cure liradacho in1 llniun..'. uii-uiruL or inn ihw . a. BoW b' drawnta. DR. BOSANKO CO. Phila. Pa. PILLS yureiirauacnoaiHlliTaiirnxa w "A word to the wise is sufficient" and a word from the wise should be suf ficient, but you ask, who are the wise? Those who know. The oft repeated ex perience of trustworthy persons may be taken for knowledge. Mr. V. M, Terry says Chamberlain'8 Cough Remedy gives better satisfaction than any other in the market. He has been in the drug business at Elkton, Ky., for twelve years; has sold hundred of bottles of this remedy and nearly all other cough medicines manufactured, which showe conclusively that Chamberlain's is the most satisfactory to the people, and is the besti For salo by Blakeley & Houghton. RELIABLE PHARMACISTS. 175 Second Street. THE DALLES, Just ttlhat You UUant. New ideas in Wall Paper her wide variety as we are sliowintri ere. fsueh owintr never bo- fore graced a einelo stock. Real imitn- tion creton effects ut ordinary prices. Good papers at cheap paper prices. Elegant designs, tasteful colorings, vonra for a small price, at our store on Third street. Also a full line of house paints. D. W. VATJSE, Third St. Regulator Line a M 0 HI & W o u S3 ill a Tim DATT.7 AND STJTIDAY EDITI0HS OF TIIE IK I a B IRTER 0CEAH ARE BEST OF THEIR KIND. R 8 'V it X H 7 1.i.....r l..fl.. 1 I1 A. I nn tmv vnm 9 i I R Bl ta 3 IL m J'rlcforsuiKlnv'liyniiiii'.'.". ij!J no jinr year S U n S Uiiily nml Sun.lay l,y mall ijUUlO ir year S SSaQBEBHSEiOH9IBHeHeP!HBIQn0IIOHtBI3E3).'ean 0orr $,qo-PR!CE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR $1,00 Slfl H a TITE DATI.Y AND STJTIDAY EDITI0HS OF TFtE Wholesale. IWflLtT LtlQUOtS, Ulines and Cigars. THE CELEBRATED. ANHEUSER-BUSCH and HOP GOLD BEER Wks. Anhenser-Busch Malt Nutrine, a non-alcoholic beverage, uneqtialed as a tonic. STUBLING & WILLIAMS. GFandallct Barge t DEALERS IN fill kinds of Funeral Supplies UNDERTAKERS i& EMBALMERS The Dalles, Or. Robes, Burial Shoes, Ete. The Dalles. Fortlanfl anfl Astoria Navigation Co.' Wanted- Atthe Diamond Mills, Good milling wheat. The highest price paid. rachlO-tf. VOGT Opera House MONDAY iP TUESDAY, April 4th and 5th. Now that war with 8pain is cx trtvely probable, it is a matter of miMb noment what, if any, action the European countries will take ro .gardiag the struggle. Wo believe The Great Dante Atsisted by Mile. Edmunda and a lelect company of artists, in the grandeat pro gram ever presented. New in every de tail. A leait of mviterv. A carnival of mairlo tin to date. A deluge of IllutlonH. A cyclono of Mlrtb. PRICES Reterved Seats. 75c: Back Seats, 50c; Children, 25c. Iieicrverl tent on Mle at Snlp-Kiucnly Drug Company' (tore. strs. Regulator (BDalles City FREIGHT AND PASSENUER LINE BBIWEESf The Dalles, Hood Itiver, Cascade Ixcks and Port lund dally, PTCPnt bmjUuy. Are vou going DOWN THE VALLEY on to EASTERN OREGON? If to, Bavc money and enjoy n beautiful trip on the Columbia. The weit-bouud train Mrrlvrs ut The Dalle In ample tlmo for paenmx to take tho teamer, arriving In Portland In time for the uuiKuiiJK Douiuern hiiu itormern trninn ; Jiat bound pawengerH arriving in The liallw In tJrao to take tho East-bound train. (or lurther lnrormatlou apply to J. Jf. HAHNKV, Agent, uau airect hock, rortianii, Oregon, Or W. C. ALI.AWAY, lien. Agt., Tho Dalleii, Oregon Harry Liebe, PRACTICAL watchmaker Jeweler All work promptly attended to, and warranted. 174 VOGT BLOCK One Minute Cough Cure, cures, Tnit ia what It was made for. PIONEER BAKERY. I have re-opened this well-known Bakery, and am now prepared to supply every body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also all kinds of Staple and Fancy Grocer es. GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer Grocer caho has the best Dress Goods has the best Shoes has everything to be found in a first-class Dry Goods Store. C. F. STEPHENS. 0.R&N. TO THE EKSTI 0IVK8 T1IK CHOICE OK TWO Transcontinental ROUTES GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY. OREGON SHORT LINE. VI.V- Spokane Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Salt Lake JDenver Omaha Kansas City Low Rates to all Eastern Cities OCEAN STEAMERS OREGON GEO. Q. EliDEfl AND CITV OF TOPEKft Lcnvo Portlnnd every five dnye for ALASKA POINTS. Mi. Z. DONNELL, PSESCftfPTIOfl DRUGGIST TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY. THE DALLES, OR Opp. A. M. Williams it Co., Subscribe for The Chroinele OCEAN BTKAMKKS l.envo i'ortlnnd livtirv Four I)hvh for SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. .Stcnmors nuintlily from Portland to Yokohnmn nut! Hour Kong via North ern Pacific Stiini8liip Co., in connection with O. U. & N. "For lull dotal Ih call on O. K t (.'n. ii ARent Tiiu Dalles, or will res V. II. IIl'ltl.ltl'ltT. Clcn. I'nss. At , Portland, Or IJODSON, CAlll.IM. A CO., (Icn. A t,' t k . , Nortli I'ncillu Htcuinsldp Co. TIM 15 CAlin. No. I, t(i Sinkauu nml (ircnt Northern nrrivcn ntri'..i. in.. K'uves at fitrui , m. No. L', to lVnillo ton, llakcr City mid Union raulllc,arrlvvHnlll.l3 p. in., dcpnrtN ut 11:0 )i. in. No ."!, Irnm Kpoliano unit Oreat Northern, nr rlvi'H at li'ftJ a. in., (Iunrtn at tltBS it. in. No. l, from linker City and Union l'aclllu, arrives nt :i:'u u. m,, doiiartn at n. m. Tho following (relclit IraliiM curry jiaseiiKcrs on tlio flrnt anil xccoud dlHtrlcts, hut ifo not .itoji at statlnli iiliittonnn: No, '.';! west, nnlvu at r . in., iloparts nt'J:r a. in. No. 'J I vast, arrives atU:ro n. ui,,ileinrt.int 1: 1.) p. in. W, II. IIUltLllUUT, (Icn. l'lus.ABt I'urtland, Orcnou Drugs Paints Oils Wall Paper Window Glass Mm Kinersly Drug 129 Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON J. 8. HCIIKNK, fretiucnt. II. M. UkaJ. , Cushkf First National Bank. THE DALLES - - - OREOON A General iJanklng BuaineaB transacted . 1 Ll..l I. Ill,, i liepoBUB receiveu, fluuieut vu oi8" rtvaff nr flliAftlr. Collectlone made and proceedB promptly remitted on dav of collection, flight and Telegraphic Exchange sold on New York, San Francisco an! porl- lanu. DIHBOTOKS. D. T. Thompbon. Jno. S. Boiibnc Eu. M. Willmmi, Gko. A. UBB' H , M. URAI.Ii. FRENCH & CO., BANKERS. rilANUACTAQKNUKALDANKINU JIUH1NE8 Letters of Credit Issued available in tlie Eastern States. Hiirht Exahantre and Tolearnphie Transfers sold on New York.OhtaWO; St. Louis, San Francisco, l'ortlond Ore gon, Seattle Wash., and various point i Oregon and wasmngion. Collections ma le at all points on (V orable terms.