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ALL GOODS MARKED
PLAIN FIGURES.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
FRIDAY
MAY 27, J8a
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
This weather forecast for today is fair.
A first-class milch cow for mile. Apply
at tli Ib ollieo.
Don't forgot that Kollar keeps tho
beat ico cream Boda in the city. tf
Cunt your vote for Robt. Kully for
sheriff nnd you will never regret it.
Wanted Good housekeeper, on farm.
Address, .John Eredberg, Gorman post
ollice. 17-24
The rivor it) slightly on tho decline,
being ut present about 28 feet abovo low
water.
II. M. Uyan, tcaclier of Mandolin,
Guitar and Banjo. lloadquartorB at
Jacobson's. tf
A now lot of oranges and lemons di
rect from growors, at thu Dulles Com
mission Co.
Leave ordorB for ico with the Stadol
nmn Commission Co. Ollice cold storage
building. Phone 41). tf
Dewey keep ice cream soda? No, we
ell it, tho beat in the city, at the Co
lumbia Candy Factory.
Wanted, com potent girl to do general
housework. Applicant address "B,"
care Ciihonioi.k ollice.
Furnished rooms to rent, also suits of
rooms suitable for housekeeping. Apply
to II) and 20, Ohapmun Block. 17
A social will bo given by Cedar Circle
tonight to some of its members who aro"
uoing away. It will bo ol a private nat
ure. In A. M. Koleuy ns county clerk the
people ol Wusco county have a man they
"lay well fell proud of. Give hitu your
vote on Juno Oth.
Yesterday quite a largo number of In
diana left for Hood Rivet, to engage in
Htrawberrv piching. Dfckors aro very
scarce in that viciuityUnd for tho time
being there is employment for all who
apply.
The eagle will scream in Oregon this
yoar as it novor screamed before. Near
ly every city in tho state la arranging
for u Fourtli of July colobration, and we
hope Tho Dalles will make as goojl n
lowing aa any.
Yesterday morning we cilled atten
tion to young men's bhick clay suits;
tliis morning it's suitable footwear for
tlio youuglndy graduates of Saturday
ixt. A. M. Williams & Co. ore show
ing a numbor of very piotty new styles
in colored or black tie?, snmlala or lacod
boots. You should see them.
The Republicans of Wtisoo county will
show excellent judgment n reelecting
A. M, Keltay for olerk, His past record
ie sufficient reojuimendation.
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Yesterday was exceptionally breezy,
especially on the river, so that for a
time it was impossible for the ferry to
O'oss. In a little while, liowover, the
Wiclunory will bo placod in tho non-
ill keep
the
to $6.00 per suit.
IN
ferry atid no further trouble will be ex
perienced in this regard. It did not
look safe when the waves were breaking
over the side of the scow which is used
for transporting the wagons and live
stock across.
A better friend of education or a more
suitable man for county superintendent.;
Iibb never filled this position than C. L.rl
uiioert. tie ueserves the tieertv suij
port of tho people of Wasco county.
Yesterday one of Johnnie Hampshire's
friends huw that something was wrong
with his tavorite dog, Billy McKinley,
who had gono out for a morning stroll."
The friend informed Johnnie of Billy's
condition, and he Immediately repaired
to where his pet was aud found that he
was suffering from some kind of a fit.
The dogs wants were admiuisterod to
and he has almost recovered, to hie mas
tor's great satisfaction.
During his term aa deputy sheriff
Robt. Kelly lias proven his capability
to (ill the ollice of sheriil, and we hope
to see him go in w ith a rousing majority
on June Ulh.
A disastrous blaze started in the Com
mercial club room iu Moro yesterday
morning and it waa through sheer good
luck that tho entire city was not de
Rtroyed. Along with the club room the
building in which Attorney Hoeford's
ollice is located, as well as his residence,
was destroyed, a'so his entire law li
brary. Tho flames spread so quickly
that scarcely anything could be saved
from the burning buildings.
Yesterday Douglas Allon and William
.'Cantrell, ol Dufur, were in the city to
make arrangements with the Dalles
baud to play at the picnic which will bo
hold at Dufur on Saturday, June 4th.
-.Trfo'peopTb"df"Dnfnr nroeavlngntf ex
pense or trouble to make the picnic a
grand success and desire to have every
one present who can possibly atttnd.
There is no reason why a largo number
of our towna poople should not be pres
ent, for there is not a better place to
have an anjoyable time than at Dufur.
Yesterday afternoon tho Emergency
Corps began with a membership of fifty
persons. The meeting held at tho ar
mory last night was well attended and
much enthusiasm was slown in the pro-
f.i.tt.til ti'trlr AM InfHnQ ll'lin liaVi rnL'un
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worK irom me armory win P1ease re-j
tuin tho finished articles to the otlice j
formerly occupied by the Dalles Nation
al Bank beforo six o'clock p. m. today.
The prompt action on the part of the
Dalles ladies is certainly praiseworthy
and a sufficient proof of what patriotic
American women will do in a time of
need.
Although the attention of our people
is greatly taken up with .the present war
they should not neglect to have a fitting
cjlebratiqn of July 4()i. These are times
when Americans should show their pa
triotism, and thero is no. more fitting
way to do so than by a proper colobra
tion of our nation's birthday, Much
smaller towns than this have a very
creditable observance vof the day and
why cannot Tho'Dalies have the same,
It is not bocauao our people do uot want
you cool and comfortable through
hot weather. They can be washed
when soiled, and the H, S. & M. Kind will not
shrink or lose their fit or shape. We have them In
WHITE, CREAM, BLUE, BROWN
AND TAN, CHECKS, STRIPES.
MIXTURES, LIGHT OR DARK
SHADES, AND THE COLORS
WILL NOT FADE
Wc also have stylish thin coats and vests of
worsted, silk and alpaca at very reasonable
prices.
HART, 8CHAFFNER & MARX.
GUARANTEED OLOTHINQ.
PEASE & MAYS.
a celebration, but because no one cares
to act as leader in this move. We sug
gest that the matter be taken in hand
and properly attended to by the Com
mercial Club,
We are informed by a correspondent
that the new grado from Wamic to Tygh
Valley is about finished and heavv
tfiam.a.are beginning to travel over it.
The action of the Wamic people in build
ing thiB very much needed grado is
commendable. They have set an ex
ample which every settlement should
follow. When a road is needed, let the
settlement benefitted by it go to work
as theso Wamic people have done and
build it. This new grade is nearly one
and a half mile long, from ten to fifteen
feet wide and would cost about $1000.
The combined energy and labor of these
determined and progressive farmers lias
opened up this public highway without
the use of any red tape whatsoever.
"Industry aud self-reliance is the surest
guarantee to success."
Geueral Orders Mo. 1.
II. Comrades: Again memorial day
calls us to assemble to pay our tribute
of respect and veneration to the memory
of our fallen comrades, and garland their
graves with flowers.' Better than all
monuments; better than all triumphal
arches, ia the beautiful tribute.
II. Pursuant to this order and that
of our commander-in-chief, you will as
semble at post headquarters on Monday,
May 30th, at 1 o'clock p. in., and march
to the G. A. 11. cemetery, where services
appropriate to tho day will be held
James W. Nesmlth W. K. C. No. 17, and
James A. Varney camp No. 4, S. of V.
are expected to join us in this service.
III. Members of the G. A. R., W. R.
O. and S. of V. are expected to be pres
ent at tho above headquarters on Sun
day evening, May 29, at 7 o'clock Bharp,
and march to the methodist church in a
body, to attend divine services.
IV. The children of our public
schools and all patriotic citizens are
earnestly requested to attend our servi
ces on memorial day.
Official. By order of
W. H. Lkakxeu, Post Com.
W. S. Myers. Adjutant.
f.p Sale Clump
A ,ot imm im Qn th() b,uff(. 0fl8t Qf
tho fair Brounde. A desirable residence
location.
S. Mao Am.istku.
Chronicle Office.
To Cure u Cold lu One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinipo Tab
lets. All druggists refund tlo money if
it fails to cure. 25c.
A . torpid liver robB you of ambition
and ruins your health. DaWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con
stipation and all stomach , and liver
trouble, Snlpes-Kjnersly Drug .Co.
Dr. Bonham, dentist, Chapman block.
Gold fillings, crowns and bridge work
a specialty, All work warranted,
"Eagle" .Acetylene Gas.Generatore are
superior to all. Agency at Hansen &
Thompson's planing mill, a2Moi dw
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CLOSING EXERCISES.
ProRrnmn to Itn Itonclercit nt the DIAVr-
L-lit School Itoiimn Tolny.
The following aro the program's which
will bo rendered by the different grades
of the public schools at 2 p. m. today,
which occasion will mark the closing of
tho school year in The Dalles public
schools:
KAST HIM. riUMAKY 2 P. M.
Teachers Miss N. Cooper and Mr?,
Katio Roche.
Flag Salute
Song America. .School
Rec My Schoolroom. . . Winnie Frazier
Song May Seven Girls
Rec A Boyin the Park.Jenno Mullikcn
Costume Drill Class of Boys
Kec-L.ittle lommy's J-irst bmoke. .
Dallea McCartney
Song Ask the Children School
Rec Jim's Fourth of July. Hugo Hoylo
Owl's Song.. Seven Little Boys
Kec True btorv of Little Boy Blue.
Zepporah Harris
Rec A Boy's Dilemma. . . .Maurice Goit
Dialogue Little Red Riding Hood.
Song Dear Birdies Teach Me to Sing
Florence Simon
Rec A Beautiful Soul Clvde Hovle
Legend of Tommv Tompkins Four Boys
Rec One of His Names. James Furlong
Kec babies and Kittens. ttnma McNiel
The Story of the Apple Tree. .Nine Girls
Rec Wish I Were a Boy Thursday Kent
Song Summer Time . ." "School
ACADEMY PAUK 2 P. Jt.
Teachers Misses Phirman, Tena and
Louise Rintoul.
"America" and Flag Salute School
Chorus Greeting Glee. Grammar Grade
Station Master's Story. . . . Lilith Curtis
Rec Sieter's Cake Hugh Frazier
Song Leo Baughmai
Dorothv's Philosophy Edna Sanders
Rec Bald-Headed Man . Eldridce Rorick
Apple Blossom Song. Twelve Little Girls'
Rec Light House Lamp.. .Anna Harris
Little Nan and Sequel
. . . .Anita Uennett and iuntna lielat
Rec Tho Little Cook. Mossie Spracklen
Rec Miltiades Peterkin Paul
Ray Bunnell
The Lesson of the Flowers
Twenty-Five Pupils.
Duet. .Madge Varnev, Bertha Robinson
The Raggedy Man and Liz'beth Ann
iOva Dawson
What Constitutes a State Roy Hill
Rec Three Little Chums
Roy Johnston, Lester Eaton,
Willie Kc-ontz
SODC : Trudie Rowland
Rec-Kentucky Phiiosophv.Mark Rorick
Chorus' " Primary Pupils
UXIOX STKEET 2 P. M.
Teachers Misses E. Rowe and E.
Cooper.
Chorus America, Our Home School
Rec The King of Candy Land
Clinton Bradshaw
Rec Vacation Voices... Twenty Pupils
Song Little Dandelion Ten Gi'ls
Rec Little Violet's Experience. . . .
Gladys Swain
Rec North, South, East and We6t.
Four Girls
Chorus The Alder By the River . .
Concert Rec The Man in the Moon.
Eleven Boys
Rec My Neighbor Maud Sego
SongDaisy Fair Nine Girls
Rec Rhyme of the Digits. Eleven Pupils
Chorus-'The Orchard School
Concert Rec Little Orphan Annie.
Twelve Girls
Rec How Betsy Cut the Star
Bessie Uobbin?
Rec- Why There Are No Colurn buses
Now-a-Days Seven Boys
Rec The New" Doll Edna Harding
Song I'm Uncle Sam, the Yankee.
. .' Twentv Boys
DrillThe Little Faries Ten Girls
Chorus Vacation Time School
COUKT STKEKT 2 P. M.
Teachers Misees Cheese, Ball and
Snell.
Vacation Song School
Rec The World Dorothy Deane
Song Before All Lands. . .Twenty Boys
Rec Bicycle and the Pup. George Eaton
me Cleveland
Has tae-Burwell del uchah'f
Tire, Tjio best thing y t.
Hasn't li'singln draw brick
The weight of tho
BURWELL TIRE
Is lees than that of any oth
er detachable tire now on
the market.
Ladies' and Gents' Olheels fop Rent.
OJheels Repaired.
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Olaier & Benion
Rec Drafted George Vause
Song God Bless Our Bravo Young
Volunteers Twenty Girls
Rec The American Soldier .". .
Martha Uartell
Rec Chickens Kdna Campbell
Song I'll Take Care of You, Grand
ma . l'ona Moore
Song Mammy's Lullaby.. ..Two Girls1
Rec Our Hired Man . . ..Ktiiel Huark
Rec Remember tho Maine. Beps Riddell i
Song Bonnv Flng Three Girls
Ins. Duet. . Una Wilson and Hazel Wand
Drill Indians . . . .Ten Boys, Ten Girls
WAR RELIEF FUND.
Ono Million Itiillnrft Nniileil In Thirty
DiijrK Tor Keller of Sick, Wounded
mid Miii-ving.
The Red Cross Society and the Central
Cuban Rolief Committee, winch has
been appointed by President McKinley,
aro making strenuous efforts to rake
.$1,000,000 as soon aB possible for tho re
lief of the sick and wounded nnd our
soldiers boys who have gone to the front
to defend our flag and fight in the cause
of humanity nnd right. Everyone who
can afford should subscribe to this most
worthy cauBO.
Every subscriber who gives at least
$1.00 will be presented with a copy of
the beautiful picture, "The Accolade,"
now on exhibition nt Nickleson's tnujic
store. Call and see it. This picture
will be a beautiful historical souvenir of
this great uprising of thu American
people to defend and set free outraged
Cuba. Every patriotic American should
subscribe at once! Your help is need
ed! Our boys are at tho front ! Let us
stand by them ! No commissions of any
kind are reserved, and no profit is made
by any person from this fund.
1 ERSONAL MENTION,
H. D. Ferguson, of Goldendale. is in
the city on business.
Charles Phillips went to the Locks on
a business trip yesterday.
Mr. and Mra. J. S. Fish went to Port
land yesterday morning where they will
visit tor a lew clays.
The Misses Lawrence who have been
visiting Mrs. Sclienck, in this city, re
turned to Portland yesterday.
Henry Bolton came up from Portland
ast evening and will spend a short time
visiting relatives in the vicinity of Kings-
ley.
Yesterday Capt. Fred Sherman took
the helm on the Dalles City. Captain
Sherman is an old rijfer man who form
erly served in tlionme capacity on the
Regulator, amLJfas many friends and ac
quaintancesWn The Dalles.
John II. Cradlebaugh, who has been
at his mine in the Greenhorn district in
Baker county, arrived in the city yester
day to be present at the graduation of
his son, Rudy, who will take his degree
in the High school on Saturday evening.
Rev. W. C. Curtis left on the 5:20
train for Williamsport, Mass., to join
his wifo and son, Win. Mr. Curtis has
been pastor of the Congregational church
in this city for ten years, and has a host
of warm friends here, who regret to see
him leave.
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ROYAL OAKINO POWDtR CO., NEW YORK.
Yellow JriiiiMllcn Cured.
Suffering hnm.tiiity should bo supplied
with every means poniblo for its relief.
It is with pleasure we publish tho follow
ing: "This is to certify that I was a
terrible sull'erer from Yellow Jaundice
for over six months, and was troited by
some of the best phyeicians in our city
and all to no avail. Dr. Bell, our drug
gist, recommended Electric Bitters;
and after taking two bottles, I was en
tirely cured. I now take great pleasure
in recommending them to nny person
suffering from this terrible malady. I
am gratefully yours. M. A. Hargity,
Lexington, Ky?' Sold by Blakeley'&
Houghton, Druggist. " 4
TYGH VALLEY ROLLING MILL.
At all times flour equal to the best for
sale at Tygh Valley Roller Mills, at
prices to suit the times. Also mill feed.
W. M. McCouKiiB, Prop.
mchlGOm
BROS
GKNKRAL
Horso Shoeing
a Specialty.
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LEMP'S
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On draught at the White
house Saloon. Charles.
Michelb'ich, Prop.
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havo strictly First-Class
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WagonmaKers
Oak and
Wood.
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