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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (June 23, 1899)
Sata raay Scotch Lawns and Challies For this day only at CGIltlS Per yard. These goods are new, crisp and make dainty shirt waists or dresses both for home and street wear. Do not delay in examining these two lines for they are just as we represent them. New goods in the Grocery Department. California Ripe Olives, pt. and pt. bottles. Stuffed Mangoes. Bed Hot A condiment tor meats. Honey, pint and pint, , Octagon bottles. No. 1, sour pickles in bulk. Sweet pickles in bulk. A window full of H. R. H. Table Salt. The falling snow is not whiter or purer than our H. H. table salt. R. earing out the Clothing. This week the great offerings only chance to avail yourself of these much business is being doue bere. If for once a newspaper had not been eworn to secrecy we could a tale unfold regarding the business of one firm here that would make its readers' eyes pop. The Dalles is all right; don't let its wel fare cause you any uneasiness. We are in receipt of a neat folder got ten out for the D. P.' & A. N. Co., ad vertising their boat line with its wonder ful Columbia river ecenery. This com pany has always been liberal users of printers ink, and this is no exception to the general ruie, as neither time, expense nor pains have been spared. The work bears the imprint of Thb Dalles Chbon icle. Yet it seems almost superfluous as their indisputable trade mark, neat ness, cleanliness and finish, is as much a part of the folder as the scenic half tones themselves. Goldendale Sentinel. When the 700 eoldier'boys meet in Portland to go in camp and also to wel come their comrades home from the fray, not the least attractive anions: the com panies will be Co. D. of The Dalles, whose new uniforms have arrived and which will make a showing of brave, stalwart soldiers who will certainly de mand recognition from all. Among them are men who have brothers in the ranks who have won honors in the con flict, and we have every reason to be lieve would make as good records under similar circumstances. ' The captain has shown a heroism which deserves as much praise as could any who marched to Manila to face the foe. At home were mother, brothers and sisters who, left fatherless, must have some protect ing hand to guide and watch over them. While bis brother Max, has received honors on the battlefield,. he who fights on the battlefield of life protecting those be loves surely deserves equal honor. There are others in the company who were placed in like circumstances, and we say all honor to the boys of Co. D. Small-pox Scare. WE'LL WELCOME THE BOYS. Let the D. P. Sc A. Jf. Bteamers Be Chartered and Dalles People Join In tbe First Greeting. Men's $10.00 and $8.50 suits for that induces us to make a price on men's suits such as this. PEASE & MAYS! All Goods marked in plain figures. FRIDAY Quite a small-pox scare occurred last wees. A man named Armstrong, woo bad been picking berries for A. P. Bate ham, went to Portland and after several days was taken sick with what the Prtrrlanrl nit.w nhraipinn rtrnnnnnperl It isn't philanthropy, but plain, matter of fact business email-pox. He was taken to the pest house and' the authorities here were notified and aeked to quarantine the people Armstrong had been camping with. Constable Olinger at once took charge of the campers and on June 14th moved them into the grove next tathe old graveyard on Paradise farm, just east of Lyman Smith's place. They were made as comfortable a6 possible, and Michael Boban was employed to guard them and see that no one was allowed to come or go from the camp. ihe names ot tnose quaranteed are as follows: Irwin Millham, Alvin G. Wy land, James N. Hall, James M. Arm' strong and Estelia F. Hall. Three of them . came from Vancouver and the others from the Willamette valley aboye Portland. The man Armstrong, who was taken sick in Portland, had never been exposed to a case of small-pox that he knew of or that any one could trace. The parties in quarantine continue in good health and will be released as soon as all danger of their having contracted email-pox is past. Glacier. ' The Dalles Daily Chroniele. JUNE 23. 18f9 Telephone No. 1. TAKE NOTICE. TO OUR ADVERTISERS: All Changes in Advertisements must be handed in before io o'clock A. M., as no changes will be accepted in the aft ernoon. This rule -ft ill be positive. CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. The Dalles, January io, 1899. WAYSIDE GLEANINGS. Tne Good Intent ladies have added bread to their list of eatables for Bale tomorrow. . ' George Cooper is erecting a neat res idence on Dry Hollow, near the old home place, where he and Mrs. Cooper will make their home. Prof. R.-R. Allard has retired from., the principalship of the Hcod River echools. The board of directors last week appointed Prof. C. D. Thompson, of Cascade Locke, to supply the vacancy. During the illness of Sunt. C. L. Gil bert, bis duties in visiting schools and looking after their welfare is being car ried on by Prof. J. S. Landers, which as sures all that they will not be neglected but faithfully carried out. The ladies will have another oppor tunity to save themselves the trouble ot cooking for tomorrow, for the Good In tent will have on sale at J. H. Cross' store their usual excellent pies, cakes, bread, etc. Call and eee them. See our window. Ladies' np-to-date tan lace shoes, $3 50 value for $2.65. Ladies', this season's,' vesting top Ox fords ; color black, turned sole ; reduced from $2.50 to $1.90. Tomorrow and next week. A. M. Williams & Co. We understand a gambler by the .name of Bill Winton skipped town a few days since, carrying with him a sum amounting to almost $600, which be longed to a woman living in the East "End. As he-bought no ticket it is not known which route be took. Every man who expects to go in society at all should provide himself with a dress suit. Eberle, the tailot, can make you as swell a suit as you can get in any large city. If you doubt it, just aek the young men who have re cently had him tog them up. The Oregonian yesterday said that a half-million pounds of wool hd changed hands this week. We' A go them another half and call it a million, for so say those who know. Tne prices range from 10 to 13 cents. TRe town is full of sheepmen and wool buyers. Word was received in the city this afternoon announcing the death ot Antone Jerome at St. Vincent's Hos pital in Portland. He had been em pioyea as watcnman at tne company s shops here for nearly twenty years. until three weeks ago when he was taken ill and stopped work. About week ago he was taken to the hospital, where he died this morning. His wife left for Portland this afternoon. The Bmallpox scare which has kept the people of Walla Walla in a ferment two weeks has not abated. The doctors are vaccinating huudreda daily. Nearly all the patients have had mild attacks There are six patients at the pesthouse, and several persons are quarantined at various places in the city. Special pre camions are Deing tanen to prevent in fected persons from the railroad camp on Snake river from reaching that city. If you contemplate a trip East this summer take advantage of the $81 round trip rate from The Dalles to Detroit, Mich., Tickets sold June 29th, only, and good for return until August 3l9t. This will undoubtedly be the lowest round trip rate to the East this season. This rate is made for the annnal convention of Christian Endeavor Society at Detroit July 5th to 10th. Call on James Ire land, agent O. R. & N. Co." for further particulars. . , ' The river continues to fall slightly, standing at 42.1 this morning. The upper rivers are also falling, excepting at Northport, where it rose .3. The Columbia will fall till Monday, when it will rise slightly. A flood this year would have been particularly unfortu nate, since so many improvements have been made in the business portion of the city recently. In 1894, while it was a great loss, everything was older and in need of repairs. Did we bear someone bewailing the fate of The Dalles, and prophesying all sorts of calamity for the future? It may seem dull to those who are not on the inside track and do not know just bow Everybody is enthusiastic- over the home-coming of-the volunteers, and The Dalles is not behind other Oregon cities in its" anticipation of the event and desires to join in the celebration. It is not a lack of patriotism which has caused many to overlook the usual festivities of the national holiday, but rather it has given place this year to a holiday which comes a little later in the month. Every day the remark is heard, "I'm going to Astoria to meet the boys if everything else must be subservient to that end." ' In view' of this fact, it certainly would be a splendid idea to charter two or three steamers and take every one, who so desires, down the river to join the procession which goes to Astoria to join in the welcome. With the volunteers are a large num ber of Dalles boys, whose enthusiasm would be unbounded were they to see among the other craft which escort them to Portland, the Regulator and Dalles City, which all Dalles people have grown to claim as their own and to take an unbounded pride in, and on, their decks, with welcoming hands and hearty cheers, to see not only loved ones but the faces of friends eager to give them the hand of greeting and love. What a meeting that would bel And it must be. It will never do to have our boys look in vain for the welcome of their own home people. We do not wish it so, but are all eager for the contrary to be the case. Let's begin at once and ar range for the trip. It could be an inex pensive one so that all who have hue bands, sons or brothers ' among the returning heroes can make' the trip. But should there be any who, from ack of the wherewithal, might be com pelled to forego the pleasure, let us so arrange that .they may go tree of ex pense. This much is certainly due them. .. Instead of the encampment wbich bad been planned to be held at Salem, be ginning on the 10th and lasting ten days, it has been arranged to have all the outside companies ot the guard gather at Portland and camp there for eeveral. days, joining in the welcoming parade. The full torce will total over 700 men in new uniforms. - TboBe who go down from The Dalles could also remain over in Portland to take part in the celebration there, and then npon returning home, join, with the W. R. C. in the final home welcome. They cannot be welcomed too often. Let's begin at once to prepare to receive them as they deserve. The Modern Beauty. Thrives on good food and sunshine, with plenty ot exercise in tne open air. Her form glows with health and her face blooms with its beauty. If her system needs the cleaning action, of a laxative remedy, she uses the gentle aud pleasant SyrnpofFigs, made by the California Fig Syrurf-Co. only. They are mild and sure, Bmall and pleas ant to take, and entirely free from ob jectionable drugs. They aesist rather than compel. Snipes-JKinersly Drug Co. Wanted. Two and four-horse teams, with drivers. Month's work : good wastes. payable weekly or monthly. Apply to W. H. Bkown, Columbia Hotel. Caib In lour Cbecfes. All countv warrants registered Drior to August 1,1895, will be paid at my office. Interest ceases after June 9. 1899. . C. L. Phillips. Countv Treasnrer. Thomas Thnrman, deputy sheriff of Troy, Mo., says if everyone in the United States should discover the virtue of De- Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles, rectal troubles and ekin diseases, the de mand could not be supplied. Snipes Kinersly Drug Co. W. M. Gallagher, of Bryan, Pa., says: "tor forty years 1 nave tried var ious cough medicines. One Minute Cough Cure is best for all." It relieves instantly and cnres all throat and lung troubles. Snipes-Kinersly Drag Co. Try -Yerba Buena Bitters, the best tonic. For sale at all first-class bars. C. J. Stabling, agent, The Dalles. Ml7-3m Hood River Clark Seedling straw berries the best canning berries, at the Dalles Commission Co. 19 3t S ONE FOR A DOSE. Remove Pimples, Prevent BilionoeB, Parity the Blood, Oure Headache and Dyspepsia. " movement of tbe bowels each day is necess&nr JZ:itJl- T1j; neither (trip, nor i?k "n? T?cS! 2 SiS i llm1l sample free, or full hoi tor . Bold bjr druggists. DR. B0SANK0 CO. Phila. P. FILL it's a real pleasure to get the meale for the family when you have a complete set of needfull utensils and have a new Garland stove or steel range to cook upon. We fur nieh kitchens and can save you money and many steps when you want anything in the way of kitchen supplies. Our stock of tinware, graniteware, delf ware, table cutlery, car vers, meat cutters, taisen seed ers, pots, irons, roasting pans hundreds of other things to make the kitchen complete. We can fnrniph double oven cook stoveBfrom $8.00 up. See the beet Range on Earth, The Garland It has no equal. Also a complete line of build er's hardware. rnaier & Rsnton 167 Second St. U'J 1m m 1 lu: IrJ Nil m jTJ Jul 3 iai m UJ1 m Thousands are Trying It. In order to prove the great merit, of Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre pared a generous trial size for 10 cents. Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to ELY BROS., 55 Warren St, N. Y. City. I suffered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since a boy, and I never hoped for cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do even that. Many acquaintances have used it with excellent results. Oscar Ostrum, 45 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111. Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine, mercury nor any injurious drug. Price, 60 cents. At druggists or by maiL SO YEARS' EXPERIENCE A Successful .Repetition. Warning. I hereby warn all- persons against sell ing or giving intoxicating liquors to my husband, Peter Petersen. Meb. G. Petersen " S20 Reward. A reward of $20 will be paid for the ar rest of any person caught stealing flowers or anything else from the Odd Fellows' cemetery. ' "Harmony" Whiskey. Harmony whiskey for family and special rise, sold by Ben Wilson, Tbe Dalles. jl ' Wood Wood Wood. We can furnish you with strictly first class, dry, fir wood at the same prices which you have been paying for inferior quality. Send ns your orders and get the best. Mchl. Phone 25. . Jos. T. Peters & Co. J. A. Rehear, of Sedalia, Mo., saved bis child from death by croup by neing One Minute Cough Cure. It cures coughs, colds, pneumonia, lagrippe and all throat and lung troubles. Snipes Kinersly Drug Co. . - For Sale Cheap. Harrison . Hay press, good as new, in quire at Lane Bros', blacksmith shop. Mayl7-tf For the best, results use the Vive Camera.. Fur sale by the Postoffice harmacy. ' - tf If poseible, the repetition of the minstrel performance on last evening mas an improvement over the first night. Certain it is, it Buffered nothing by the repetition, and was as much enjoyed, even by those who had witnessed it the evening before. The joke's of the end men (?) were perhaps an improvement over tbe hrst night, -although the Chronicle was slandered by having a sample of its spring poetry rehearsed for the amizement of the audience, and we were made to hear ourselves as others bear ns. Unlike a second per formance generally is, ' the participants seemed to be as energetic, if not more so, than on the previous evening. The addition of tbe singing and danc ing by little Jennie Monser, of San Fran cisco, was worth the price of admission. She is a dear little girl about 7 years of age, and her voice is remarkable, show ing a training which is wonderful in one of her years. Her dancing is perfect, and she glides over the stage with the grace of a little' fairy. She was re peatedly encored, and seemed perfectly at home on the stage. Tbe cake walk between her and the little son of Mrs. Runcie was very cunning and they were encored loudly. We cannot refrain from mentioning the excellent playing of the orchestra under the leadership of Bert Baldwin. Many complimentary remarks wete heard regarding their selections. To the accompaniments of Mr. Baldwin is also due much of the success of the sing ing. ' None but those who have at tempted to sing when the accompani ment is poor can realize what it means to be ably assisted by the pianist. Then too, it is a difficult task to accompany soloists when the piano is not on the stage, but Bert succeeded admirably. We are pleased to know that the re ceipts last night were $84, making a total for both nights of $264. . The per formance was not only a success, but the finances as well. - As the receipts will be used for tbe benefit of '.the library, it is gratifying that they are so large. We are all Interested in our public library. rjCjSn Copyrights &c. Anyone lending n sketch and description ma quickly ascertain onr opinion free whether a; invention Is probably patentable. Communlc Hons strictly connclenttal. Handbook on Patent sent free. Oldest apency for securing patents. Patents taken throueh Munn & Co. receive special notice, without charge, in the Scientific Jimeiicam A handsomely lllnstrntcd weekly. Lareest cir culation of any scientliic Journal. Terms, 3 a ' year : four montks, $1. Sold by all newsdealers. MUNN & Co.36,Broat"rair- New York Branch Office. 625 F St. Washington. D. C. The Busy Store. Each day our business shows the people are finding out we are pushing to tbe front with .better goods, lower prices, salespeople the very best, and lasts but not least, buyers who know their business and buy for tbe people. C. F. Stephens Second Street. JOHS GAVIN & GAVIN, . MOOKB. MOORE ATTORNEY8 AT LAW Rooms 39 and 40, over U. S. Land Office. Hammocks. "We have on display the FINEST, LARGERT and most COMPLETE line of HAMMOCKS in the city, at prices that defy competition. Before purchasing, call and examine our stock, and get our prices. 170 2d St., The Dalles. lacobsen Book & Music Co. -SEE OUR- Automatic Blue Flame Oil Stove. i J)e Witt's Little Early. Risers act as a faultless pill should.cleansing and reviv ing the system instead of weakening it. Gieaq, NO Dancer. NO NO Odor. MAYS & CROWE.