fitroaf Sill Iafn
A ernml opportunity to secure n Bill: walm pat
tern nt loon tlmn manufacturera tout. Wo havo
placed on sale from fotty to fifty ltnrt Ifiipllia of Silk
oiio half to oiirlit, yards each. All choice saleable
t'oodfl. I'rioen conunoiio.iiR about 25 o tilt yard and
riuiiilnv; up to 75b pur yurd.
Come oarly, wo havo uomo bargains for you.
HOLD
UP YOUR SKIRT.
HOLD DOWN YOUR WAIST
KEEP YOUR PLACKET CLOSED
liy tiHlric VA COHAN'S "I'atcnl" SKIItT BANDS.
They prevent t lie Skirt from sapping, the waist
from bupyiiiK mid thu Vent remiiuiB "Securely
Closed." Ad vet lined in nil the leading magazines
nt ."0 cents.
OUR PRICE 20 cents.
The 3 Shoe Virtues.
STYLE, SERVICE and ECONOMY
c.t.i.1!.(?''"o.I'!"ci1 "10Pl ""usual degree in this
SI'LCIAL SI10K SALK. Search the state over with
a microscope and you cannot find better shoe values
tlmn arc offered here,
8 ?
00
Men's Tan Lace, new coin toe, have been 13.00,
for this week are $:
Men's Tan Lace, square toe, have been $3.00, lor
this week are 1.75
Ladies' Tan Oxfords, vesting top, have been
$3.00 and $3,50, this week arc 2.50
Ladies Tan Oxfords have been $3,00, for this
week are 2.00
Misses' Tan Button, Spring heel, have been $2 00
for this week are 1.25
Misses' Patent Leather Button, Sprint; heel,
havo been $2.50, for this week are 1 05
Misses' House Slippers, sizes 1, , 2, 2,'o, for
this weeknre 50
The Storo of Cood Offerings.
These Shoes will be displayed in our Furnishing
Goods window.
ALL GOODS MARKED
PLAIN FIGURES.
IN
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
THl'Ili? DAY
MAY 2(1, IBihS
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Kuinumbur
Thu Maine.
Ilemomber also the
Columbia Candy Factory
Huh the best Ice C.-eam in the city.
Don't forget that Kellar keeps the
best ico cream soda in the city. tf
Wanted Good housekeeper, on farm.
Address, John Fredborg, Gorman post
ollice. 17-24
H. M. Kyun, teacher of Mandolin,
Uuitur and Banjo. Headquarters at
JacoliHtiu's. tf
A new lot of ornngea and lemons di
rei:t from growers, at the Dalles Com
mission Co.
Leave orders for ico with the Stadel-
uian Commission Co. Ollice cold utonipe I occasion
building. Phone !!).
Dewey keop ice cream soda? No, we
fit it, tho best in the city, at the Co
in in bin Candy Factory.
Wanted, competent girl to do general
housework. Applicant address "B,"
cire Ciiuoniom: ollice.
Yesterday a carload of mutton sheep
weie shinned bv Wm. Kotchum to the
Paeilio Meat Co., iitTacoma.
Furnished rooms to rent, also cults of
rooms suitable for housekeeping. Apply
to 10 and 20, Chapman Block. 17
YcHtorday morning nineteen carloads
of cattle en route Iron) Amity, Oregon,
to Cut Bank, Montana, were unloaded
and fed at tho stockyards in this city.
Tho Good Intent Society had a very
pleasant mooting with Mrs. C. JC.
Haigiit yesterday nftornoou. Tho busi
uoms of tho society was transacted,
after which n social time was enjoyed,
ud a most delicious lunch was served.
not put up nnv great nniount of fish so
far, and tho celestials who nssist in the
work havo have the easiest kind of a job
with notliiiis' to do but hit their pipes
J and wait lor the fish to come in.
At present the employeee of tho ware
houses are kept busy handling the large
amount of wool that is coming in daily.
Much of the wheat has already changed
hands, and the market has virtually
closed. Yesterday there were no sales
made, eo that we aie unable to give the
quotations for the day.
Yesterday a man named George Ban
ger was examined beforo Justico Filloon
by Dr. Kshelman and pronounced in
sane, lie seems to think that he has a
large fortune coming to him. It is not
known where he lives, but in all proba
bility lie is a tramp. Constable HIP left
with him this morning for the assylum
at Salem.
Dad Butts has just returned from an
extended trip through Southern Oregou
points. While on this trip he has taken
to examine everything in the
tf I way of business done, facilities lor mills
and factories, real estate, etc., and today
is more limit ever convinceu unit me
Dalles is more prosperous than any town
on tho const according to the population.
It has more advantages and is on n firmer
business foundation. He has the same
lino bargains, and more than ever toduy,
and as he makes real estuto dealings a
speciality, you should call on him at the
ollice of Dufur ft Dufur, and learn some
thing to your interest, if your desiring
to purchase or locate hero. No trouble
to show you the list or drive you around
and show you tho property.
Final It c port of thu Cirnuil Jury,
During the last three days Mr. Moots:
lun iimdo in ton games scores of -1(15, 603
and -102, or an average of J8'-'a to tho
g.imo, Mr. MikiIk is one of tho steadiest
bowlers in the city, and is hard to beat
when it comes to making high recorders
tho nbovo shows.
Tho Campbell ft Wilson millinery
p.irlorB wish to call tho ladies' attention
to their lino of novelty veilings, chiiToiiB
and sailor sashes; also a largo line of
hnir goods. Havo just received the
latest novelties In millinery mid ribbons
from Now York, tho center of fashion.
Our young men graduate?!' of Saturday
iiuxt will llml A. M. WJlliamfl it Co.
prepared to furnish all Inn little neces
sities for tho occasion. ispeoinl mention
should bo made of tholf black clay wor
sted suits, which cm ho had in round or
straight cut, or any desired style. Only
$7.50, and tho material of nil wool.
So far this summer the fishermen und
owners of wheels and traps on the upper
liver have not caught sufficient fish to
pay expenses. They tire not discouraged
luwover, as their richest Imrvoatu como
in Juno and July. The canneries lmvo
OREGON EMERGENCY CORPS.
An
Orcunlznlliiii Will He Perfected In
The I)allcn Hilt Afternoon.
Iii tho circuit court of tho stato of
Oregon, county of Wasco, May term,
18!)S:
We, the grand jury for tho above
named court und term, herewith submit
the following report :
We have been in session two days,
and liavo returned into court one true
and three not true bills of indictment,
and have examined into several other
matters that we havo not deemed of suf
ficient importance to report.
W't) have examined tho county oleikV,
slieriir'fl and treasurer's oilicee, and tlnd
nil of these ollicee, with tho books, rec
ords and papers therein well and correct
ly kept eo far as we are ablo to judge.
" Wo have also examined tho county
jail and find tho some in good condi
tion. Wo havo inqiiltod into tho condition
of tho county poor, and Und that they
aie well cm oil for under tho direction of
tho county court at the county poor
farm.
Wherefore, having finished our labors
for this term of court, wo respectfully
ask that wo may bo discharged from
further attendance upon tho court.
G. W. Miu.m:,
Foreman,
Tho Dallos, Oregon, May 21, 1898.
Dr. Bonha'm, dentist, Chapman block.
Gold flllinge, crowns and bridge work
a specialty. All work warranted.
The following letter, which needs no
explanation, was received by Mrs. T. S.
Lang from Mrs. F. C. Lounsbury, secre
tary of the Oregon Emergency Corps:
Mrs. Young has just handed me your
letter to answer. We are now at the
Armory busily working like beeB. On
account of so much to do and lack of
time our by-laws are very imperfect. A
committee will meet tomorrow to recon
struct them. However, as you are all
ready to organize, I am glad to give you
what information is necessary.
In tho first place, it has been decided
that all membership fees and dues must
come to these headquarters to make you
an auxiliary corps to the Oregon Emer
gency Corps. What is meant by mem
bership dues is the regular admission
fee of 10 centB per member. All mem
bers must wear badges, and they cost
20 cents, thus making the total cost of
membership, 30 cents. Organix.3 with as
many members as possible, elect officers,
nresident, vice-nresident. secretary and
treasurer. Send all names here with
the 30 cents for eacti name. All funds
raised outside tho membership and
badge fee can be retained by your own
organization.
Wo are deeply grateful for the interest
you are manifesting in the good woik.
There is no need of any one being idle
who has the welfare of our soldier boys
at heart. A letter from San Francisco
vesterday appeals to the Oregon Emer
gency Corps for help. They have ad
vices from Manila that it is necessary
for each man, upon reaching there, to be
supplied with a flannel bandage and
nightcap of eider-down, the latter to
keep the wind, sand and insects from
the earB. Thousands of volunteers un
provided with these necessary articles
are pouring into Frisco. The ladies
there find, on account of tho vast num
ber, they cannot supply all ; therefore
thoir appeal to this corps. Tho ladies
responded at ouce, and sent tho follow
ing telegram :
Red Cross Society,
San Francisco, Cut.,
Giu:i;tino : Count on us; will send
1.000 batulairoH and 1.000 caps.
Oui'.liO.V JijlUllGENCV COM'S,
The Armory.
Thev aro in need of largo numbers of
tho above named articles. If vou ladies
will go to work and make, say 50. 100 or
as many as you will, we will take pleas
ure in forwarding them with ours. Tho
object of having these bandages is to
maintain an even tempeniture, which in
that climate, is necessary und prevents
dysontury and bowel complaints, which
almost universally prevail unless pre
vented by these bandages.
I havo been asked by those in differ
ent portions of tho state if the Oregon
Emergency Corps discriminated in favor
of any particular company of volunteers.
Most emphatically I answer, "No." We
are organized to assist tho volunteers, no
matter whother they be on land or sea
or what portion of the state. All havo
fared tho saino at the hands of the Ore-
PEASE & MAYS.
gon Emergency Corps. We feel we havo
been doing a God-given work, and do it
to tho best of our ability in every partlc-i
ulnr. j
As soon as our by-laws are completed ,
will send yon n copy, which you will j
havo your executive committee, con-
slating of tho first four olliccts and
others you may designate to constitute
your excculivo board, sign them. As
soon as received hero we will, in turn,
havo them filed with the state military
board, thus constituting your organiza
tion an auxiliary of thu Oregon Emer
gency Corps
I
miring too convention, out as my son
was going to the front just at that time,
I could not leave; besides the women of
the Oregon Emergency Corps havo hard
ly taken time to eat or sleep during the
past three weeks.
Hoping to meet you in the near fu
ture, I am
Respectfully Yours,
Mas. F. C. Lounsiiuky,
Secretary O. E. O.
The following ars the members of the
executive committee in this city : Mee
damesT. S. Lang, J. M. Patterson, Mary
French, G. C. Blakeley, J. S. Fish, Alice
Sheldon and Miss Hose Michel!.
The above named ladies are requested
to meet in the directors' room at the
Commercial Ciub this afterncoi at 3
o'clock to perfect organizition.'appoint
sub-committees and arrange other busi
ness. BROUGHT TO JUSTICE-
A WORN-OUT FAD
' Spring Medicines,'' "Blood Purifiers," and "Tonics,"1
an Old-Fashioned Idea.
Pure blood, strong nerves and mus
cles, firm, healthy flesh, can only come
from wholesome food well digested.
"Blood purifiers'' and "nerve tonic" do
not reach tho causo of tho mischief.
Tho ttonirtch is the point to bo looked aftr
The safest and surest way to cure any
, , , . . ,r.i i. f jrm of indigestion is to takeafter each
fully intended being nt fho D.illos ; ,nPaj 8omG hnrinlesa prennrntion of this
kind composed of vegetable essences
nine nensin, irolden seal and fruit salts,
sold by druggists under name of Stuart's
Dyspepsia tablets, and these tablets
taken after mea's
derfultv because
I. u.
Nugent Who Is Wanted In Van.
corner haft been Capturi'il.
Tuesday evening the officers in this
city received orders to arrest a man
named J. D. Nugent, who was wanted In
Clarke county, Washington, for the
crime of incest. The man's deeciiption
was sent, and although they made a dil
igent search they could not locate him
during the night.
Yesterday morning Marshal Lauer
found Ins man as lie was about to board !
the boat. At first he denied tiiat he was
the man, but as there was party a from
Vancouver present who was acquainted
with him and identified him as the right
person, there could be no doubt as to
him being the person they were koking
for.
He was placed in jail to await the
coming of the sheriff1 of Clarke county
who will take him below.
It is to be hoped that n man who is
icsist digestion won
thev will digest tho
food promptly before it has time to fer
ment and sour, and iho weak stomach
relieved and aBsi.-tcd in this way soon
becomes strong ami vigorous again".
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets iiro super
ior to any secret patent medicines be
cause vou know what you aro taking
into your stomach,
They oro Fold by drnirgiBtq every
where nt CO cents per package. Writo
F. A. Stuart Co,, Martliall, Mich., for
book on stomach diseases, mailed free..
JAMES BURNS, i
Ex-Collector of the Port of Kansas City.
j Of tl.e men who hnve occupied positions of public trust in Kansas City, cither qy gift of tho
people or by appointment; none bis a more enviable reputatand for ability, honesty nnd ellieiency
than James llurns, Collector of the Tort of Kansas City, under Grovcr Cleveland, He 11 veil to the
lsttsr of the maxim"a public ollbc is a public trust," and when ho retired he curried with him the
rncminl ct avnrvnwtx It. thn nnnt .11 .1 n 1 1 ! nnm ntr.i td nn.l llnniilillnnti iilltn
guilty of such a crime will be punished I jamts Huriis has used Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and lie does not hesitate to say they have lie-
4i. r..n .1... 1 11.!. .
m me mil u&iem 01 wiu jaw, itii'j jjj line , cjinpnsiieu wonuers.
"I sull'ered with dyspepsia for twenty years, said Mr. Burns yesterday. "Never know what it
was to enjoy life In fnet living seemed a burden, us It does to nil who sull'er severely with dys
pepsia. A few weeks ago I b;gan taUintj Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. From the llrst I felt relief,
and now. although I am still taking them, I teal entirely cured. For the Hist time in twenty
years 1 can eat anything I want and tufler no ill ell'eets from it. You can't iinaglue thu pleasure
of this unless you have been a sull'erer from dyspepsia.
"I never gave a testimonial for any medicine b jfure, but 1 fe-1 as if everybody oucht to know
j of this remedy, and while it is pcr.soonlly distasteful to me to appear in print in tills connection, t
j feel as if I had no right to shirk tho opportunity to, perhaps help some other sulTerors from dys
. pepsin I have been leconimcmllng tho tablets to all my friends. Only recently 1 took James h.
Lillle, the father of Father I.illi, down to get some, and I understand he also is being wonderfully
way be put in company with that clasp
ot people to which he belongs, that is
with like criminals in the state's prison.
Dave Weaver, while irrigating his
place, about nine miles below Prineville,
on Urookeu river, in Urook countv,
picked up in one of the small ditches an
old Missouri catfish about twelve inches
long, proving that the stocking of the
river with this kind of fish about four
years ago was not entirely unsuccessful.
Ileal Kstutt) Sale.
i benefitted. I can't recommend It too hlghtly.
The Laughlin estate offers for sale all
their laud property in and near The
Dallep, consistintf of city lots', blocks
and acreage. Terms reasonable.
Apply to the undersigned at the ofiico
of the Wasco Warehouse Co.
tf B. F. LAUfiin.iN-.
"Eagle" Acetylene Jas Generators are
superior to all. Agency at Hansen ft.
Thompson's planing mill. a21-m dw
"Very Much to tho Good."
.reseet Bieyeles.
1898 Models are now ready for inspection.
Prices from $27.50 to $50.00.
New Ideas at every point.
The Wheel that sells at an honest price.
SCSlSiSESEi
U Onjj thousand styles and bizes.
i-ut cuujwjjjjj auu ntiiiiijfj.
Price from gioto 70.
A
mm
Often imitated. Never equalled.
next In finality
(o "Gorlnmls."
Bicycles Cleaned
and Ropaired.
MAYS &IGR0W!
Wo havo strictly First-Class
Fir.
Oak and
MAIER & BENTON,
Maple Wood.
To "be sold at the Lowest Market Rates.
Phone 25.
J. T. Peters & Co-
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