SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
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LOT NO. 1-Udlfp'all wool
cloth halts in Navy and ISlnek
$4,00
LOT NO. L'-Ladies' nil wool
doth Hiitrt in Nuvy and lilack,
of a mperior qualitv of goods
with silk lined jacket
$6.25
LOT NO. .'i-Black all wool,
Irench Serge, Hiiit with nlk
lined Jacket. A votv hand
cornuHiiit $9.95
Your choice of our fmitsat
.lG,f0 and $17.50 for
SKIRTS.
Ulaek, fancy Mohair, t-kirls
Nuvy I'.liii', xerge ts . . . . . . .
Kaney, Bayadere ;StripH, skirts ut. . . .
$12.00
$1.15
$1.83
$2.03 and $3.00
Clothing For Those
Who Wish to be Uiell Dressed.
I
Our II. H. ct M. line of
GUARANTEED CLOTHING
iH too well known to require
uny extended notice and wo
will Pimply make' thiH announcement.
For this week we will
soil any Ton Dollar Suit in
our stock for
$7.85
This doe? not represent cost to us but us our losa is your train the bene
fit in nil yours. Come early and make your selection before the line is
broken. A full line to tided from now.
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All Goods Marked in
l'hiin Figures.
PEASE & MAYS,
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
TUESDAY
JUNE 28, 18518
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
The loreeuHt for today is fair weather.
If you want a $10 milt of clothes for
$7.85 go to Pease & Mays.
Use Clarke & Talk's Floral Lotion for
sunburn nnd wind chafing, tf
Don't forget that Kollar keeps the
beat ice cream soda in the city. tf
Clarke & Falk have the purest nnd
strongest I'arls Green in the market.
Chorries, raspberries, blackberries and
dew berries, at The Dalles Commission
Company. tf
II. M. Ryan, teacher of Mandolin,
Guitar and lianjo. Headquarters nt
Jacobsen's. tf
The Fourth is near at hand. Ru
your oranges, lemon", nuts, etc., of Th
Dalles Commission Co. tf
Recent tax collections amounting to
some $4,000 weio bunded into the bank-
by Shoritr Driver yoHtsrdiiy.
Furnished rooms to rent, also cults of
rooms suitable for housekeeping. Apply
to 10 and 20, Chapman Rlock. 17
You will enjoy your Fourth of July in
11 tuilor-iuiido suit. I'oaso it Mays will
sell you one this week for a little money.
KlloiiBburg is prepared to receive bi'.ls
for the construction of the electric light
ditch, and also (or bonds to the amount
of $8000.
The Dalles band has begun practicing
for tho Fourth and will certainly do
itHolf proud on that occasion by Us
splendid music.
At tho council meeting Saturday night
Wnavo sustained its reputation as a tem
perance town. An ordlnnnce granting
license to soil liquor was voted down.
Tho Columbia Southern began lnyinj
steel on tho extension frow Wnseo to
Moto Saturday. The grading ifl 'lone to
McDonald's bridge, a distance of eight
miles.
Yeflterday tho employee of Maya &
Crowe's hardware store kept busy un
loading a carload of Rushford wagons
which have just been received from the
factory.
Just received at tho Campbell & Wlb
son Millinery Tartars a new and com
plete Hue of sailor, huts in all the newest
designs and ehadeB at prices that can
not bo undersold,
W. S. Jack informs the Sllverton Ap
penl that from one acre of land which
ho hud planted to strawberries, ho has
plokw! 5400 boxes of line borrlea, Mr.
.lack found sale for his berries at a price
averaging a little over three cents a
box.
The executive committee for the
Fourth of July celebration will hold a
meeting this evening for the purpose of
completing arrangements and selecting
oflieera for the day, as well as complet
ing the program.
Don't forget that A. 15. Estehenet lias
taken the agency for the Troy Laundry
and is ready to give his entire attention
to all orders sent to him. Address A.
15. Estehenet, general agent, or ring up
phono number 115). tf
Two hundred and twenty Mexican
burros were driven through Long Creek
on Wednesday, enroute to Seattle. They
were brought from Southern Utah, and
will be sold in the Sound city to Klon
dike outfitting companies.
Saturday evening a very pretty wed
ding took place at the residence of Louis
Ostlund, on tho hill. The contracting
parties were O. P. Weberg and Miss
Eva L. Walters, both of this county.
The young people loft today for Wapi
nitia. Numerous bunds of fcheep are en route
to the runge.s of the Greenhorn moun
tains. The early dry weather has made
the range very short in the mountains,
and while th m late raiiiB have been beu
elieial, the range will not lurnlsh suf
ficient pasturage in its present over
stocked condition.
Amateur photography used to boa.
matter full of dilliculties. Tut re used
to be trouble in getting 011 tills and sup
plies. Donuell, the druggist, keeps
everything you want. Cameras, plates,
films, p.iper, etc. Wo also make de
veloping and toning solutions ready for
use. J2tf
A deaf and dumb man living at Mab
ton, Yakima county, tilled up on liquor
a few days ago and had to be locked up
in a box car to keep him from killing
some one. He demolished u show-case
in lteckuer'e store, and kicked over u
case of goods before he was brought un
der control.
Warmer weather prevailed Suiiday
over the Columbia river basin. The
rivers continue to fall, but the rate of
fall is lens than it was last week. It
will be not to exceed 0,3 of u foot a day
at Umatilla nnd ut Portland, and not to
exceed 0,0 of a foot ut The Dalles ; after
Friday the full may bo more rapid.
The D.ill'ea Steam Luundry begs to in
formslts patrons that Mr. A, 15. Este
linnet is no longer in its employ. Mr.
S. Burns will take his place on the
wugou; should he fail to call upon you
ring up telephone 841 tuvJ your wants
will bo attended' to Immediately. Give
us your work nnd we will try to please
yon.
Mr. Frlzzoll, of Gilliam county, n
wool hauler, while coming dow n tho
long hills nenr the John Day Saturday,
wtts thrown from his Beat nnd tho wheels
pinned over his chest nnd nrms. Dr.
Aldington examined him nnd found
him to bo suffering from internal Injur
ies. Hecnnnot live. He has a wife
nnd two children.
The interest in bowling nt present is
on the decline rn account of warm
weather nnd outdoor nmupements, how
ever, a few good daily scores lmvo been
mnde at the club alleys during the week.
riiey are na follows: Monday, Brad-
haw 02; Tuesday, Miss A. SchannoSO;
ednesday, N. J. Sinnott 515 : Thnre-
"Jiy, John Bonn 40; Fridny, Phillips oG;
Saturday, Hrndshaw 54; Sundnv, Phil
lips 4.'!.
A trnvclin; man visited Golaendale
Saturday, an 1 declared lie is on the in
side to the extent of knowing tbnt the
Chicago, Burlington & Quinoy railway
will bo running through trains over
their own track into Portland before
1000. Tho Union, Cornucopia & East
ern railway, now building to the Seven
Devils mining region, he believes will
form the "Q" Snnko river link of ex
tension. The Umatilla Hou9o a'leys lead this
week witli high scores. Prof. Birgfeld
and Harry Eeping lead while the former
champion, Mr. Maetz, fell short of his
usual good score. The daily (.cores were
as follows: Monday, Harry EspingS!);
Tuesday, Harry Ksping 0?j Wednes
day, Prof. Birgfeld 04; '1 hursday, II.
EspingoT; Friday, II. Maetz 02: Satur
day, H. Esping 50; Sunday, H. Es
ping 00.
The lawn eceial to be given by the
ladies of tho Congregational church on
tho church lawn Wednesday, will be
more than a social. A choice musical
program it being prepared. The pro
gram will contain the "Grnsehopper
Cantata," a male quartette, and in
sttutnental selections and solos. Ice
cream and cake, will be eervrd without
charge. Tho admission will be 25 cts;
children 15 cts.
Saturday Alexander Mcintosh dis
posed ot his wool clip for a trifle oer 13
cents per pound at the Wasco Ware
house, while other sales were made to
day at in ices ranging from 12'u to 131..
cents. These sales practically opened
the wool market for the season, and as
the prices range from 12 to 14 cents, the
season promises to be an exceptionally
good one for the wool-growers, nnd the
prices offered in The Dalles make It an
object for wool men to send their clip
to this city.
Yesterday morning n special train of
the Great Northern, consisting of five
private care, passed through the city,
carrying officials of the Northern Pacific
and O. II. & N. Among them were:
C. S. Mellen, president X. P. R. R. ;
J. W. Kenrick, general manager; J. M.
Hannuford, trntlic manager; E. H. Mc
Henry, chief engineer; E. B. Adams, C.
Frotnberg, K. Kotcii. Chas. Bitiler, J. P.
O'Brien, superintendent of the O. R. N.,
and B. Campbell, traflic manager.
Sunday evening when Mr. Adams
was coming to ttie city with a load of
wool, one of the sacks became loose and
slipped out nt the end of the wagon.
He did not notice the loss until he
reached the city, and immediately went
back to look the matter up. About a
mile out of town he found the mark on
the road where the sack had falkn, nnd
also marks of where it had been pulled
over the bluff bv someone. A diligent
search failed to locate the lost article,
ami it was. in nil probability, stolen by
Indians, or someone who packed its
contents into smaller bags and carried
itnwnv. No duo could be found, and
Mr. Adams will have to be responsibl"
for the loss.
Yesterday Mr. Dawson's latest c u
toon on tho Hawaiian annexation ap
peared In Pease & Mays' window. In
this ho represents Uncle Sam standing
011 the army and navy with eongiess nt
his back, while he is in the act of pick
ing the apple representing the Hawaiian
islands. On the same treo are other
tipples representing Cuba, Cape Verde,
Porto Rico and the Canary islands.
Beside Uncle Sam stands two female
figures, repiesenting the North and
South, holding baskets in which aro ap
pies representing the like possessions
secured heretofore. England, France
nnd Germany are also in tho cartoon
looking with eyes of envy at the action
of tho United States, while ho repre
sents Uncle Sam ns saying, "I'll nick
them now before they f.tll into oilier
hands, nnd let my mugwups howl after
ward." Everybody reads Tun Cjiuo.mci.k.
A PLEASANT EVENT.
MIm Eilytlm ltnmlnll HrcPlrm A Ulrttl
ility ttuVrln Tarty.
A very pleasant, birthday surprise
party wa given to Miss Edythe Ran
dall nt tho residence of iier parents last
Saturday evening. A number of friends
were invi'.ed by Mrs. Randall, and as
the Alpha Mandolin and Guitar Club
were among the rest, (i delightful even
ing was spent in trained, conversation
and music, as well n9 paHalMng of tho
abundant refreshments nhich the young
lady's mother served for the occasion.
Miss Randall received not only the ron-1
graduations and best wishes of her'
friends, but also a number of beautiful
and costly birthday gifts. Ttie cele
brants remained unj'il a late hour when ;
they bid Miss Randall good night and
wished her many other birthdays as
happy as her nineteenth. Those Dies-!
ent were: Miss Cora Joles, Mattiej
Stroud, Hilda lick, Eva Ileppner. An-1
n'e Sandrock, Valesc.i Liebe, Edith 1
Fisher, Lizzie Schooling and Eilythe
Randall, Messrs, Irwm Parkin", Clinton j
Alden, Finri: Sandrock, James Reese '
and Prof. Rtan. I
Royal mike the food pure,
wholesome and delicious.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
nOVAL BAINO POCR CO., NtW VORK.
Mrs. A. C. Stubling & Son will soon
begin on the erection of n new hot house
especially fur the culture of carnations
and violets. The increasing trade makes
this necessary and Mrs. Stubling feels
that her efTorta will be appreciated by
her patrons. jel 7
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice h tierehy given that tho co
partnership heretofore existing between
D. S. Dnfur and Geo. H. Dnfur, under
the firm name and style of Dufur & Du
fur, is this day dissolved. Geo. H. Du
fur retires from paid firm and D. S.
Dufur will hereafter conduct said busi
ness, collect all debts and credits due
said firm and pay nil bills nnd liabili
ties outstanding against said firm.
D.ited this 27th day of June, 1S93.
Gko. H. IX'Kint.
D. S. Di-Kun.
j Your summer's vacation will be in
1 complete without one of our Magazine
I Cyclone cameras. Anyone can operate
' it. Takes twelve pictures without open
ing the camera. Gill at Donnell's drug
store and see them nnd the pictures
taken with them. Prices $3.50, !G and
$10. 18-nlt-tf
Just ttlhat
You uuant.
To Cure n Cold in Oun Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tnb-j
lets. All druggists refund the money if
it fails to cure. 25c.
New ideas in Wall Paper here. Such
wide variety 11s wo are Miuuitig never be
fore graced a t-inglo sleek. P.enl imita
tion cieton effects at ordinary prices.
Good papers at cheap paper prices.
Elegant designs, tasteful colorings, yonra
for a small price, at our store on Third
street. Also a full line of house paints.
D. W. VAXJSB, Third St.
CAMPBELL & WILSON
Tilli9ery
Parlor
'The Prodigal Father" was, consider
ing the excellence of the performance
rendered, poorly attendad. They prom
ised to give a laughable show and kept
their promise to the very letter. The
characters in the farce comedy suetained
their parts well throughout. Their
dancers were good, while their special
ties weie excellent without exception.
They used splendid judgment in their
specialties by making them short and
thus unlike many companies do not tire
their audience but keep them in a con
tinual round of merriment. Consider
ing the show throughout it is one of the
est of the kind that has ever been in
the city, nnd whenever they play a re
turn engagement they will be greeted by
a crowded house.
All the latest novelties in veilings just
I received at Campbell it Wilson's null!
! nery prlors,direct from New York City,
j the headquarters of fashion.
1 Buy a Plano.ihover, reaper and header.
'They nre the best, nnd the prices are
1 the lowest. Mays & Crowe. tf
DeWitfs Witch Hazei Salve
Cures Piles, Scalds. Llurns.
Under the management oT
Mrs. W. G. Wilson and
Miss Myrtle Smith.
Mrs. Brirgs' Old Stand.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Little
Early Risers cleanse the liver, cure con
stipation nnd all stomach nnd liver
trouble. Snipes-Kincrsly Drug Co.
The new official Hag of the president
of the United States is printed, for the
first time correctly, on the cover of the
July Ladies Home Journal. The flag
was recently adopted as the president's
emblem, and henceforth will be em
ployed to proclaim his official presence.
When he is at the White House the flag
will be displayed there, and wherever
he may go ns president of tho United
States it will be 111 evidence. Its publi
cation in accurate color detail will be a
matter of much interest, inasmuch as
it will acquaint the public witli the
president's emblem.
Cheap ItntcK fur tli Fourth of July.
For theFouith of July the O. R. & N.
Co. will sell tickets from The Dalles to
any station in Oregon and return, in
cluding Wallula and Walla Walla,
Wash., at tho rate of one fare for the
round trip. Tickets on sale July 2d, 3d
anil 4th. Tickets good for return up to
nnd including July 6, 1S9S.
Wulltnl.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
J. H. CROSS has vonioved his store to tlio Vogt
Block, next door to the Posloflice, where he will he pleased
to greet his many iormer patrons and a liberal share of new
ones. For CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, HAY,
GRAIN and FEED, SEEDS and FRUITS, &c, your
orders will receive prompt attention, and will he sold at pop
ular prices. Call and see him. .
Cloudy Weather Preferred fop Sittings.
'1GZ
1
MY WORK MY SUCCESS.
Chapman Block. THE DALLES, OR.
n , .I-!...-,. I V
TOUT Ol I1VH IL'.UIIS 1 V 1 1 UIIYITB IU
work on O. li. x Ts. grade between Ar-1
lington and Umatilla; wages ifo.SO per
day, call on J.s. Ikki.and, Agent.
While mountain
neii
r
166 Cream Freezers.
A good wife likes to
please her husband with
the cooking. She needs
pure and fine-flavored
tea baking powder
collee flavoring extracts
soda and spices
ScJiilliug'sBest, of course.
Tor sale by
1,, Rorden & Company
au You Sn Our ladies'
'Ivanhoe'
Price only $35.
Up-to-Dato in lwery Respect.
Adjustable Steel Jlandle 15ars.
Celebrated Ci. & .1. JJoluohable 'fires.
MAYS & GROW
Wo have opined our renting department with a
Hue of new wheels.
NO ZINC IX CONTACT WITH CKBAM
TUP ONLY FKKBZPK MADE HAVING
MOWS THAN TWO MOTIONS.
KOlt HAWS nv
rnaier & Benton
..THE HARDWARE DEALERS,.
167 SetiOWl St, THE DALLE?, OR.
REMEMBER
Wo have strictly Kirst-Clasa
Fir, Oak and
Maple Wood.
To foe sold at tho Lowest Market Rates.
phone 85. J- T. Peters & Co.