mm
75e to $3.00.
THEY'LL NEVER BE LOWER.
Tliii ehi'niM'Ht Wrappcrn we huve are made from 'Jus licet quality of
.Hitnpson'H Prints, Btiarnntiii-il to ho fast colors. Our hotter gradeij'are
mucin from flue I'orciilt'H and Uppet Organdie-, very handsomely tilmmod
in I.nci! mid Km broideries.
01 pcrhupH to the iiiomi tuitiH. It makes no difference, however, where
you go, as we huve anticipated your wants and are opening up a complete
line of
Trunks, Grips and Telescopes.
Come in and see these. You'll find that we have remodeled our lines and
added the latest novelties to them. It is unueceesary for us to mention
prices, as you always find our prices right.
All Goods Marked in
1'lain FigureB.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
TUESDAY - - JUNE 14. 181)8
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
The weather forecast for today is oc
caalunal ruin.
Don't forgot that Kellar keeps the
best ice cream soda in the city. tf
Clarke it Falk hove the purest utid
Btrongeut Parle Green in the market.
Hood Hiver strawberries by the crate
at The Dulles Commission Company's.
Ice cream sodu, ice creuni. and utraw
burriuH ut the Coluiulmi Cundy Factory.
Souvenir spoons of American battle
ships ut T. A. Van Nordoti't). J'rice 25
cents. 8-1 w
Clarke & Falk manufacture a full line
of flavoring extracts. Ask your grocer
for them. tf
II. M. Kyau, teacher of Mandolin,
Guitar and Banjo. Headquarters at
Jucuhseu's. tf
For correct styles in millinery goto
ttie Campbell k Willsoti Millinery Par
lors, on Second St. tc
Leave orders for ice with the Stiulel
iiiau Commission Co. Oiliee cold storage
building. Phone 41). tf
Saturduy evening George Young, of
Kidgoway, was duly initIated;inio Cub
eudu lodge, 15. I'. 0. K.
Furitislied rooms to rent, also suits of
rooms mutable for housekeeping. Apply
to 11) and 20, Chapman Block. 17
There will be u meeting of the Fourth
of July committee on piogram this
(Tuesday) evening at the rooms of the
D. C. & A. C. ut I) o'clock.
Lovers of good music will enjoy a
treat the evening of the 24th if they i-'O
on the excursion given by the Alpha
Mandolin und Guitar Club.
Koine of the latest songs, rendered by
lies Myrtle Mioholl, the popular vocal
ist, will bo one of the tittructioiiB of the
luoonliglit excursion the evening of the
L4th.
Yentordiiy the Itegulator brought 000
bead of sheep belonging to Judge Mays
M . r III 'l .1 ... l.t ,1M Iwiuhlrjl
f 10 lOllllls lununig iwr biiiiiiiu'i mohiic.
I This niakes 1(100 that Mr. Mays baa sent
down Sunduy and yesterday to the Ska
V mania county ranges.
On Wednesday evening ut 8 o'clock
the closing exercises for St. Joseph's
school will take place in the ball of
St. Mary's Academy, while th,e graduat
in exeiclses for the ncudeiny will take
pl.ice on Thurtday ufternoon.
A telegram sunt by Dr. Logan mid wife
yesterday uuiiounces that they will
Wrappers
Wrappers
Tim iiiiihI. complete line vf have ever
olli-ri'il !h now asking your iiispeeilou.
Mailt! from dainty materiiils tlmt are
cool iiml airy : jiiHt the thing or this
hot cummer weather.
Our Prices are
at Rock Bottom.
You'll
! Soon
Be Going
to the Coast,
PEASE & MAYS,
arrive home this morning. Their nu
merous friends will be glad to welcome
them biiek, and oiler them their hearti
est congratulations, hoping that their
future will be full of happiness.
About 11 o'clock last night n pleasant
fall of rain set in und continued during
u portion of the night. If this rain is
general over Eastern Oregon, it conies
as u blessing und will do much good to
the crops, us well as cool of!" the atmos
phere after the recent hot spell.
The following are the high scores for
lust week ut the Umutillu House bowl
ing alleys : Monday, H. MaeU, 67 ; Tues
day, J. Kirchofl', 73; Wednesday, H.
Esping, 01); Thursday, H. Maetz, 114;
Friday, H. Maetz, 00; Suturduy, H.
Maetz, 78; Sunday, H. Maetz, 0".
The Big Four Comedy Company ur
rived in the city on the Regulator last
evening, and will give u performance in
this city Wednesduy night. It was their
intention to play tonight; but their
hauuauo being delayed ou account of the
large amount of freight ut the portage,
.they were compelled' to postpone the
performance.
All the rivers ure slowly rising. It was
exnected that u creator rise would
( be shown yesterday morning, but not
occurring leads to the belief that the
snow is melted except on the higher
mountains, Comparatively cool weather
has prevuiled over the Snake river
country, so that a further rise may be
expected, with higher tempernture.
Tbe committee on music for the
Fourth of July celebrution held u meet
ing Sunduy and decided to havo at least
three brass bunds from the . outside
! along with the Dalles bund. This will
I certainly utlbrd u Bulllciencoy of patrlot
ic music lor the occasion, and it is cer
tain that everything else in the turnout;
will beinuccordunce with the musical
program.
The name of J. S. Landers was among
tbo hotel urrlvuls in Pottlund yesterday.
The professor will spend some time with
frieuds in Salem and other valley towns
during his vacation. The Dulles is to
be congratulated upon ugaln securing
the services of Prof, LunderB in its
schools, ns it wos feared for a lime wo
might be compelled to looee him, he
having intended to return to the K.tst.
While it Is cusloinury for many of our
citizens to spend their holidays in the
ahadv nooks und along the creeks en
joying a picnic, it is to be hoped that
this year everyone will feel it n duty, us
well uh u pleusure, to celebrate the
Fourth ut homo. Many huve contrib
uted liberally to make the day a success
in every way, and wo are expecting
many of our neighbor! to join us in
making glad opr natal day. Let m all
bid themi welcome, and with them en
joy onrsolves in the fullest sense of the
word.
A number of our voung people are
combining business with pleasure, and
while on a vacation have pitched their
tents near the Hood River berry patches,
where they ctn cither spend their time
resting In e.imp or be profitably engaged
in berry-picking. That littlc'of each is
done is proven by the fact that one
i young lady reports that "she makes $1.50
a day, while another is growing wealthy
ut il", cents a day.
The Pendleton Tribune gives a very
complimentary notice to a young lady
who for n number of years attended St.
Mary's Academy in this eity, and was
recently graduated from St. Joseph's
Academy in that city, Miss Catherine
i M. Qiiaid. Many will remember her ns
; being a particularly bright pupil when
here, and will not he surprised that sho
is spoken of as being one of the bright
est students ever graduated from that
school.
' Yefitonlav a livplv rnnou1') v nntnrrcA
in the East End. A freighter was mi-
f loading wool when his team became
! frightened and rar ns far as James
Blnkeney's residence on Fourth street.
At this point they ran Into a team be
longing to Lew Oakee and both teams
started down the street. Mr. Oakes eon
was in the wagon when the runaway
started, and saved himeelf from prob
able injiiry by jumping. Both wagons
were more or less injured end the horses
badly hurt.
While the warm weather has para
doxically dampened the ardor of the
bowlers, and caused them to seek the
reading room, the billiard tables, and
principally the veranda at the club, the
bowling alleys are not entirely deeerted,
but a few enthusiasts can generally be
found ready for a game. The high daily
scores for last week were ns follows:
Monday, Yic Schmidt, 53; Tuesday,
John Bonn, 4!); Wednesday, John Bonn,
oS; Thursday, Wra. Ketcbum,46; Fri
day, Win. Ketch n in, 56; Saturday, C.
L. Phillips, 53 ; Sunday, John Bonn, 45.
Extensive preparations have been
made for the tweentv-ninth annual re
union of the Oregon Pioneer Association,
which will convene at Portland tomor
row in Armory Hall. After the exercises
a social reunion will be had, followed by
a banquet. When the banquet is over
the time is to be spent in renewing old
acquaintances, lorming new, and talking
over days lang syne. At 7:30 in the
evening a business meeting will be held,
followed by what is termed a "pioneers'
experience meeting and love feast," in
which all pioneers take part, relating
experiences and giving Ehort talks. Low
rates have been obtained on all lines
running into Portland und a large at
tendance iB expected.
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Robert Smith I'rulmhly Fatally Injured
lly a Uorse.
Yesterday Robert Smith, of JDuteh
Flat, was riding a wild horse, when tbe
animal reared up and fell backward with
him, "and it was done so quickly that
the boy bad no time to do anything tow
ards saving himself, and he wue caught
under the animal. Although he was
immediately freed from his position, it
is feared t' his back was broken. One
of his an ..so dislocated.
He was brought to The Dalles for
treatment, and a doctor called. It was
not known lust night whether or not
his hack was broken ; but as be has, in
all probability, sustained serious intern
al injuries, bis recovery is doubtful.
At tbe time of the' accident he was
driving a band of cattle, and the horee,
it is thought, became frightened at
something and reared backward, with
the above result.
Short Hun d School.
The undersigned will commence teach
ing short-hand if a suitable number of
Bvholars can 1 obtained by the 15th
of June, lSlls.
I will teach either the original Pitt
man or tbe American Standard System
of Phonography, as euits the tcliolar,
and must have a class of not lees than
ten. I will receive applications up to
Juno 15th, and earnestly icquest all
persons desiring instructions in phonog
raphy to call und see me on or oefore
that date in order that I may arrange to
get text books and fix terms of tuition.
D. S. Dut'Uii,
Official Reporter 7th Judicinl
District of Oregon.
Dated, June 11, 1808. junell-15-dw
' KODAKS.
We sell them because we have the
right kind. Any price from $1 to $10.
Easy to take, develop and finish.
Come nnd eee a sample of pictures
taken with them.
Do.nnki.i., Druggist,
CIivhii ltatt'n fur Urn Fourth of July.
For theFouith of July the O. 1. A N.
Co. will hell tickets from The Dalles to
any station In Oregon and return, in
cluding Wallula and Walla Walla,
Wush,, at the rato of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets 011 sale July 2d, 3d
mid -1th. Tickets good for return up to
and including July 0, 189S.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
Tliut U wliut It was niHdf tor-
CHILDREN'8 DAY.
How It tVKN 01ert-l t,y h Mt1iont
ftlilitluy School,
The Fccond Sunday in June has tic on
set apart as Children's Day in the Sun
day Mshools, and was appropriately ob
served by the Methodist Sun lay school
yesterday. Some preparation had been
made by the Congregatinnalists, but on
account of arrangements which had
been made for preaching service, was
postponed.
The Methodist church was very prel
tilv decorated, principally with roses,
on the occasion, and with the daintily
dressed children flitting around, made an
attractive appearance. A largo number
of the parents and friends of the pupils
were present to enjoy the exercises.
A printed program was followed, with
a few variations, among which were sev
eral class recitations and si njs. Partic
ularly pleasing was the recitation by t ho
little tots, some of whom'were so small
that their baby language could scarcely
bo un ierstood.
Miss Nie'u'ken'e class and a few of the
older primary pupils, sang a sweet song,
well suited to their childish voices.
The young man who was to have given
a patriotic recitation being absent, the
only one rendered was by Anita Ben
nett, entitled "Little Floe's Letter."
Everyone was delighted with the man
ner in which the little Miss gave the
recitation, her enunciation and expres
sion being fanltlees for one so young.
A dialogue by Grover Young and Roy
Taylor, "God' Wants the Boys," was
well spoken, and showed that just such
energetic, wide-awake boys are the ones
that are wanted.
It is customary on these occasions to
hold a short memorial service for any
members of the school who may have
died during the year. Accordingly Mies
Ruch's class sang a pretty memorial
selection after which Hnlen Lytle
placed on the altar a beautiful bunch of
Tillies in memory of Maude Obarr, who
died recently, and little Myrtle Rorden
brought one in memory of Alice Wells,
who was drowned on January 31st.
Rev. Wood gave an address appropri
ate to the day, after which several eonus
were sung, and -the exercise ith
"America."
WOODMEN MONUMENT Ur. ,'EILED
In Memory nf nppnrteit McMhern of
That Order.
Sunday afternoon Mt. Hood Camp
No. 59 assembled at Fraternity hall, and
at 2 :$0 inarched in a body to the Odd
Fellows cemetary, where the ceremony
of unveiling two monuments to two of
the departed members of the order,
Daniel L. De Woife and Stephen J.
Thompson, were held.
Council - Commander James Taylor
opened the exercisep, after which the
choir sand tbe beautiful anthem "Nearer
My God to Thee." This was followed
by the ritualistic unveiling ceremony,
which was beautiful and impressive.
The paem, "Oh Why Should the Spirit
of Mortal Be Proud," was then read by
Dr. Doan.
At tbe conclusion of the ceremony
over th grave of Daniel De Wolfe, the
members of the camp and friends of the
departed moved to the grave of Stephen
Thompson, where a like ceremony was
held.
It is the custom of the Woodmen to
erecs a monument like those unveiled
Sunday over the grave of each of their
departed members, and the promptness
with which the fulfilled their obligation
in this instance, speaks well for the or
der.
The ceremonies throughout were in
teresting and impressive und were large
ly attended.
Everybody reads Tim Chronicle.
Has tae Hnrwell detachable
Tire, The best thing yet.
Ilatm't a single drawback.
The weight of the
BUNNELL THE
I- Ie than that of any ulh
ir di'tneiiiil'le lire now on
the tuaikel.
Iiadiei' and Gents' Wheels for Rent.
OJheels Repaired.
He Cleveland
ulaiei & Bentoii
Royal makes the food pare,
wholesome and detlcloai,
fcv if!!
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., htw YORK.
The Shakers of Mount Lebanon, a
community of simple, honest, God-fearing
men nnd women, havo prepared, the
Shaker Digestive Cordial for many year?,
and it is ulwavs the same, simple, hon
est, curative medicine that has helped
to make the Shakers the healthy, long
lived people that they are. The Shak
ers never have indigestion. ThiB is
partly owing to their simple mode of
life, partly to the wonderful properties
of Shaker Digestive Cordial. Indiges
tion iB caused by the stomach glands not
supplying enough digestive juice.
Shaker Digestive Cordial supplies what's
wanting. Shaker Digestive Cordial in
vigorates the stomach anil all its glands
so that nfter awhile they don't need
help. As evidence of the honesty of
Shaker Digestive Cordial, the formula
is printed on every bottle. Sold by
druggists, price 10 cents to $1.00a bottle.
Thousands of suflererj from grippe
have been restoied to health by One
Minuto Couch Cure. It quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia,
grippe, asthma, and all throat and lung
diseases. Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
Use Clarke it Falk's Floral Lotion for
sunburn and wind chafing. tf
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles, Scalds, 15 urns.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
J. H. CROSS nas removed 'lis store to the Vogt
Block, next door to the PosfofUce, where he will be pleased
to greet his many iormer patrons and a liberal share of new
ones. For CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, HAY,
GRAIN and PEED, SEEDS and FRUITS, &c, your
orders will receive prompt attention, and will be sold at pop
ular prices. Call and see him.
CITY LIVERY AND FEED STABLE
Northwest Cor. Fourth and Federal Streets.
Special Attention to Feeding Transient Stock.
mmm Closed Hack Day or Night.
PRICES REASONABLE.
Tom A. Ward and Jos. T. Robertson, Preps. THE DALLES, OR.
J-Jau You Sq Our
'Ivanhoe'
Piuee only $35.
Up-lo-I)ate in JOvery Respect.
Aditi.stablo Steel Iliindlo llavs.
J Celebrated CJ. & .). Detachable Tires.
We huve opened our renting department with a
lino of new wheels.
REMEMBER
We
Fir, Oak and
Maple Wood.
To be sold at the Lowest Market Rates.
Phone 85.
Just UJhot
You CClant.
Now ideab in Wall 'Paper here. Such
wide variety as we are showing never be
fore irraced n single stuck. Real imita
tion creton ellVcts at ordinary prices.
I Good papers at cheap paper prices.
Klegant designs, tasteful colorings, yours)
, fur a small price, at our store on Third
'street. Also a full line of house paints.
D. W. VAUSE, Third St.
CAMPBELL & WILSON
Tillir;ery
Par 1013
Under the management of
Mrs. W. G. Wilson and
Miss Myrtle Smith.
Irs. Brijz&s' Old Stand.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and mins your health. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con
stipation and all stomach and liver
trouble. Snipes-Kinersly Drug Co.
ladis'
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MAYS & CROWE.
have strictly Finst-Clasa
J. T. Peters & Co-