pot7 this Week
Vy Imvo Holectcd a lino of
flew, Pretty Organdy ADALISQUEg,
full 27-inch wide, beautiful shadings, and at
6 l-2c per yard.
Thoro iiro just Jtbout one do,on pieces of those goods, and
to seo them is to buy them.
SEPARATE SKIRTS.
hinon Skirts from I9e up
While Pique Skirts from $1 up
White Duck Skirls from 95c up
Navv IMue Duck trimmod with white braid $1.50
EXTRA SPECIAL.
Ladies' Summer Jackots and Capes, swell Separate
Katon Jackets in black, blue, brown and tan, ranging in
prices from $15.00 up.
Ladies' Cloth Capes, colors blue, green, brown and tan,
from $2.50 to $10.
SPECIAL SHIRT SALE.
79c
Men's Colored, Stifl'-bosom Shirts, cuffs detached. All
our SI. 50 and $1.25 Shirts reduced to 79c.
$1.00
.lust think of it! Ladies Cid Oxfords in black or tan; regu
lar $.'5.00 value for
$1.00
Ladies' Kid Button, square or coin toes; good value at $2.50,
to be got for
$1.00
Mis(K Kid Button, square or coin toes, regular $2. Shoe for
$1.00
The sizes are somewhat broken, so do not wait until to
morrow, but come now.
Specials for a few days.
lUO-pound sack D. G. Sugar, western refinery....
IN-pound sack J). G. sugar, western refinery
New Lunch Goods.
Lil.by, McNeil and Libby's Stewed Beef Kidneys 30c
'' " " " Vienna Sausage 20c
" " .Irish Stow 25c
" " " Cottage Loaf 25c
" " " Steak and Onions 25c
" " " Fork and Beans, 1 lb 07-J.c
Pork and Beans, 2 lb Vila
" " J'ork and Beans, a lb Kijjo
Hires Boot Beer, ready to drink, 10c per bottle.
PEASE & MAYS.
All Goods marked in plain figures.
'tte Dalles Daily Chronicle,
WHDNHSDAY . . JULY IS, 18(0
Telephone No. 1.
TAKE NOTICE.
TO OUR ADVBKTISER8:
All Changes In Advertisements must
c liandcd in iiefore 10 o'clock A. M., ns
"o cimiiKCH will be accepted in the aft
ernoon Tills rule will be positive.
CHRONICLE PUULISIIINU CO.
e Dalles, January io, 1899.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Jrtok uin for a rolreahlng timo Friday
"vonliig.-K. L.
8011,0 nmn ro l0 n,,er)y that they
will nut py anoUitr n compliment.
Today Win. Uantrlll, of Dufnr, brought
hunch u( fine t beef cattle for
Wood Uro.
When h man Irioa to got noiuethliig
or nothlnr. the only thing ho acquires
xperionoo.
ThU morning 60,000 pounds of wool
$5.50
1.00
worn sold ut thu Wasco warehouse for
l-J'.j cents pur pound.
The members of tho Kpwnith League
will ijlvo n Inwu social and servo ice
cru.nu on Friday ovuulnt; nt thu real-
duncu of Smith French.
KherltrKollv hits flniHliod soiling tho
delinquent tux liBt of lttttO. Moat of tlio
property wiih bid in by Wubco county,
although u few plocuri of liind weie
purchased by private parties.
News comes from Skngwny thut out of
i drove of five iiundred sheep, that were
tlv Bi-iit to Hint place, 0110 hunilreii
mid fifty were drownud by tho parties
owning thorn loading too inuny on un
old scow.
Tho gross receipts tnken in yesterday
by tho ludiea of tho Cutholic church Debt
Society from tho oalo of ice cream waa
72.05. Tho ludiea are much pleased
with thu result of their labor ami ro
grateful to thu public for their liberal
patronage.
CIihs. F. Micholboch of tho While
House saloon la making many improve
mejile in thu interior of ids building.
An elegant oak partition is being placed
today, and tomorrow work will begin
on the ateel celling which la of hiuidaoino
deaigu. He mUo Inteuda putting in
tilo floor, nnd when completed tho resort
will be ono of the Unest In the city.
Tho river la fulling very slowly but
thore is (-rent SBtisfantlon In knowing
Hint we are not going to have excessive
high water. This morning the Colum.
iila registered .".7.0 and 11 fnll of a few
fuut moro will tumble tho locks to bo
operntcil.
This baa been a scorcher today and on
every hand could bo heard remarks
regarding the heat. At throo o'clock
this afternoon the thermometer rrg
islered 00- which is six degrees hotter
than it has been at nny other time this
Rummer.
The hand concert given by the D. 0.&
A. O. hand Inst night was quite a treat
to all who heard it. The street near tho
club rooms wn9 lined with people nnd
many words of praise were given the
boys for their good playing and willing
ness to entertain the public.
Of Portland's five patients who a short
time ago occupied the city pesthouse but
two remain. Three have fully recovered
nnd received thoir discharge. Those
yet icmaining are convnletcing and past
all (lunger, and by tho end of tho week
will probably be ublo to leave ulso.
A. Anderson lias secured the contruct
to erect a double cottage for Harry
Maheur,.on the Dehm property at the
corner of Fourth nnd Lnughlin streets.
Work will begin at onco and when
completed it will be a handsome build
ing witli all modern Improvements.
The sisters of the Catholic orphanage
at Vnncouver have taken stepq to pre
vent the contraction of any disease that
may possibly be brought in to Van
couver in the effects of the Second Ore
gon reeiintnt by having all the children
vaccinated. They consider it easier to
ward of!' disease than cure it.
Today wo saw something in the line
ol n eprinkler that iu entirely new. The
sprinkler is mounted on Etund and is
a handsome affair. It. is automatic and
will change the streams or forms nbout
once ever twenty seconds. It chances
into fifteen different fantastic forms
when set iu operation. Mr. Uirich is
agent for thu city nnd has shown the
sprinkler to many who are highly
pleased with it.
Most any hour now the volunteers aro
expected and when the glad tidings
come that they have been frighted off
the eoait of 'Frisco many a heart will
heat faster nnd thero will come a great
relief to many minds. However, most
of our energy will be saved for the meet
ing ut thu mouth of tho Columbia when
thousands of citizens will wend their
way coustwurd and thero will be great
rejufning and feasting.
Tho email pox patient, Mr. Iiook
houser, of La Grande, is repotted to be
out of danger. The disease at, no time
was of violent form nnd thu patient was
iu nbout ib good a state of health, ate as
he.utily and sleept as soundly as did his
two attendants. Although thu disease
has run its course, the three men will
be kept under quarantine tin 1 1 1 nbout
the 'J5th of this month, liy that time,
it is almost a matter of certainty, the
small pox sciiru will bo entirely over.
Wo aro informed by J. C. Means, U.
S. pension attorney, that he lias just re
ceived notice from tho pension depart
imuttliatn pensicii of !j8 per month
bus been granted to ThouiaB G. JInyden
ol The Dal'es, w ho set veil in Company
"11" C3th regiment-, Kentucky volun
teer infantry, during the civil war. Mr.
Jlaydcu has been disabled fur many
years to ns to be unable to do inanuel
labor nnd his many friends wi.l bu
pleased to learn of his good fortune.
Everything around tho garrison at
Vancouver is in a hustle picparing fjr
the entertainment of tho Oregon volun
teers. Tents have been erre'od on the
parade ground for thu accomodation of
all the boys who will be u liable to tind
quarters in tho barracks. Tho tents
have been erecteil with n view of insur
ing comfort to tho occupants. The com
mittee on entertainment is woiklng
hard toprovido amusement fur the vol
unteers during their stay In Vancouver,
preparatory to tho mualur out. dipt.
O.O. Martin. Sixtli infantry, will net as
mustering ofllcer. Hois in Vancouver
now, making nil preliminary arrange
lueiits. The examinations and muster
ing out will be ecuducted ns speedily as
possible
Ole Oloson, of West Fork, while bring
ing a large number of deer hides to
Koseburg to aell lust Wednesday, says
the Kosoburg I'laludealer, wna appre
hended by our game warden and the
skins were confiscated. On Thursday
Oleson was given a jury trial iu Justice
Miller's court ami was convicted of un
lawfully I transporting deer hides and
fined $300 nnd coats, 111 default of wiiich
he waa committed to jail. L. Deach,
proprietor of the itoaeburg tannery, was
also tiled Thursday afternoon before
the justice upon a charge of unlawfully
handling deer akina and converting
them into merchandise, and waa
found guilty ns charged. He waa fined
$100 which was promptly paid. Oleson'a
brother has also been arrested on n
Chnrgoof unlawfully handling deer hides
blU lift hot yet been ,'nV!Qtcd, Tho
penalty in these eatos is fixed by statute
at n fine of $100 to $o00, or Imprison
ment, or both. It is said other arrests
will soon follow. Tho game wardens
arc" going to eeo that the law is enforced
at all hazards.
Supremo Court Dtclxlmi.
Among tho decisions which have just
been handed down by the supreme
court were several which were appealed
from Wasco and Sherman counties and
heard ut tho term of court in Pendleton
last May. The case of thu Hood Hiver
Lumbering Co. vs. Wasco county nt
traded considerable interest, ns it ef
fected tho lights to certain property at
tho mouth of the stream of Hood River.
The constitutionality of the law allow
ing privato properly to bo taken and
providing for damages to the party
nggrieved was in question. Tho case
was hoard before Judge llrndshaw last
winter who upheld the constitutionality !
of the law. Tho Lumbering Company
appealed to the supreme court which
reversed the decision previously made.
Huntington and Wilson appeared for the
appellants and W. II. Wilson and A. A.
Jayno for the respondents.
Another decision reversed tho judge
ment of tho circuit court for Sherman
county in the case of Pearlin, Orendorff
Co. vs. Burnett. In this case tho su
preme court hold that the verdict was
imperfect in form and that the circuit
judge should ha.-e Bet the same aside
upon the plaintiff's .motion. F. W.
Wilson appeared for plaintiff and C. J.
Bright for defendent.
PEUM1X.1L. MENTION
A. I). Bolton, of Boyd, was in the city
today.
F. N. Jones of Bakeoven ia in the city
on business.
T. J. Stiles, formeily postmaster at
Albany, is in the city.
Theo. J. Davis, t he wool buyer left for
Portland this morning.
Dr. J. II. Kosenberi;, of Piineville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mim It. P.itterfinn rntnrned laEt even-
ing from a Ehort visit to Wasco.
Johnnie Flannauin, the shepherd poet,
is in tho city from Sherai's biide.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. .Tavne left on tho
boat this morning for Wind river.
Mies L. Golden arrived in the city
this afternoon from Ooldendnle.
Chas. Butler and son, of Port Towni
end are registered nt tho Umatilla
House.
.! II. Preston came up from Hood
River yesteiday nnd returned this '
morning.
ir i W. VfllCLi:!! ICIL IIIIC UlUI IIIIIK 1".
Sprnguu wlieru in company with Chas.
Twinehaiu he will visit thu camp of 11.
D. Parkins.
Mr. nnd Mrs. I. X. Sargent, Miss
Katie Sargent and Miss Rachel Morgan
left on the Regulator this morning for a
day's outing on the liver.
Mrs. J. M. Maiden left on tho boat
this morning for the Cascades, where she j
will visit with her dauehter, Mis. Don- I
nel, wiio bs established a camp at the j
above plaeo. i
sno iW'humi. i
A lownid of $50 will be paid by the
undersigned for the recovery of the body
of Bert Whitney, drowuid In the Snake
river nt Palouse Kapids, near LyonV
Ferry, on May 23, 1S9D.
DKSOIill'TlO.V
Bert Whitney was 21 yen's old ; weight
about 175 pounds; height 5 feet, 11 in.; ! j
smooth shaved ; dark brown hair. ho!jj'
worn dark pants with light stripes, and , jj'
heavy laced thoes; has n tuft of light j '
colored hair on the left, back side of i
head ; two bum scars on body. j
The person finding the body will Iff,
please wire
O. li.
St.
Winrxuv,
lit-lens, Ore.
2-l-Sw
A ClilUI Kl'Joj rt,
Tho pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothiiiK'eU'oct of Syrup of Fie;, when in
need of a laxative, and if the fathei or
mother bo costive or bilious, the most
gratifying resulto follow its use; so that
It is the best family remedy known and
every family should have a bottle.
Manufactured by the California Fly
Syrup Co.
I, out.
A lady's gold, open-faced Waltbuui i
watch, between Hearst's 6cbool house ;
and Mr. Fagon's, near the Des Chutes. ;
Engraved with scrowl work on the back,
and also the natno Itlia, The owner
values it not fur its intrinsic value but
as a keepsake, as she has hud it since 13
years old. Ample reward will be given
to the tinder. Leave either at this ofllce
or with Mr. J. Fagou, Des Chutea
bridge. jlyS-U
"Wo have sold many different cough
remedies, but none gave better satisfac
tion than Chauiberlalu'g," says Mr.
Charles Holzhnuer, Druggist, Newark,
N. J. "It is perfectly tafe and can be
relied upon in all eaten of coughs, colds
or lioaraentMi," Hold by Hlakeley &
Houghton DruggiitN.
TRANSPORTS
ARE IN SIGHT
The Second Oregon Volunteers Sighted
Off Marc Island.
Word was received this
afternoon at2:4ohat tho
transports bearing tho
Second Oregon Volun
teers had just been sicht
ed o(r Mare Island. Ac
cording to this they
will b(in San Francisco
this (Evening.
f on till.
In East End Feed Yard Wednesday
morning, a strawberry roan horse, about
fnn.lnn l-ianrle lilr.li 1 11. Mr n tin 1H rir 1
years old; while star on forehead, black I
points; saddle marks and brand B L on
leftshonlder with running R underneath,
and weighing nbout 900 pounds. Owner
can have same by proving property and
piying all charges. jl8 lm
Lost.
Threo horses June 10, 1S99, described
as follows: two weighing nbout 1400
each. One a light chestnut branded D
on left shoulder. Black horse branded
C on left shoulder. Ono bald faced
sorrel weighing nbout 1200; reached
mane. A liberal reward for information
of the whereabouts, or the return oi
same. A. Mason, J. Bays, Contractors,
Viento, Or., or E. V. Hu.sha.su, Mosier,
Or. j2S-Im
For Sale,
One second-hand tiuck wagon, and
one new 3-ineh Bain truck wagon at
Mail'k & Benton's.
Jun30-2w
To Cure n Cold iu cine Day.
Tako LasativH Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All dru'jiuists refund the money
U fails to euro. 25c.
AGCNT FOR THE
..RAMBLER.
Lock nnd Gunsmith,
and Machine work.
Charles eiirGhtorU,,..!:
iBscycIe f
REPAIR SHOP.
Our Bicycle
Repairing Department
Ts now iu shape to properly
A handlo nil kinps of work
from a puncture to building a
wheel.
Also repair Locks, Guns, Sewing Machines and all
kinds of light machinery, etc.
This department is under the charge of Mr. J. Kirchoff.
MAYS &
Crandallfi Burget
DEALERS IN
All kinds of
UNDERTAKERS
tf EMBALMERS
The Dallas, Or.
Funeral Supplies
7
The
Busy
Store.
EacU day our business shows
the people arc finding out wc
arc pushing to the front with
bettor goods, lower prices,
salespeople the very best, nnd
last, but not least, buyers who
know their business and buy
fot the people.
C. F. Stephens
Second Street.
It's a real
pleasure
1
to get the meals for the family
when you have a complete set
of needful! utensils and have n
new Garland etovo or steel
range to cook upon. Wo fur
nish kitchens nnd can save you
money and many steps when
you want anything in the
way of kitchen supplies. Our
stock of tinwnre, grnniteware,
delf wnre, table cutlery, car
vers, meat cutters, laieen seed
ers, pots, irons, roasting pans
hundreds of other things to
make the kitchen complete.
We can furnish doublu oven
cook stoves from $S 00 up.
See the beet ItanKO on Earth,
The Garland
It has no equal.
Also a complete line of build
er's hardware.
Notice to Poultry Raisers:
No moro Chicken Lice.
Call ht Miller t Ilcutoti's nnd fco
tlin Aiittf-iitie Nebt Kkk. With the
uoiftlilH Kutt V.ifg j on will have
im innio Mce, Mitos or Vernii' In
your poultry houten, Hctllni; lieni
will M:t hatter eggs nml will hutch
butter ami chickens will live unit
Ktow bett-.r whejc Antltepllc, Keg is
UfcCii. Kce them at
167 Second St.
CROWE.
Robes,
Burial Shoes,
Etc.
Mm i Benton
A b3
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