COMMENCING
MONDAY, JULY 24th
Wo will ofTor tlio choicest lines nf Ortrnnilli'B that wo have had this
gentou at tlio phenomenal price of lOo and Uic pur yard.
Thoso poods nro of n yard wldo nnd uro dnhity In the extreme.
Von luivo a choice of both pluiu and figtmd.
A lino of Fancy Lneo StripnH in green, yellow and pink at
13 cents per yard.
A lino of Orgimdics nnd Dimitlos, very choice, at
9 cents per yard.
A line of Fanny Lneo StrlpoB in blue, pink and yellow ut
20 cents per yard.
Dear in mind that those are linos that have not been offered to you h
fore at other than their regular prices and rune In price from l'Jc to 35e
per yard.
Prices of Waists and Wrappers Slaughtered for
the Next Four Days.
75 cents, 85 cents and $1.00.
Laundered Poroalu and Lawn Shirt Waists reduced to Bile each
ifl.'.T), $l.:t5 an J $1.50 White Lawn niuLfiitioy Pique slaughtered to 7Gc each
$1.25 Wrappers in light and dark colorH, ruffled and braided yokes,
slaughtered to , , 79c each
Children's Wash Dresses
to 1)0 sold at plumb cost for tho noxt four days. Fancy Percale and
Z-jphyr glnghnin dre.ises, all fancy trlmuied waists and excellent quality.
Infant's Wear.
Infant's long Nainsook dresses, swish and embroidered yokes at cost.
Infant's white cambric and lawn drosses, Valenciennes lace trimmed.
Big Special.
All our childron'H owlsa hats, cape and bonnets at half price.
All GntKlH Mnrkucl
In Plnln Fljrurort.
The Dalles Daily Chronicla.
WKDNMCSDAY - - JULY 2(1, 1891)
7Weiiuw iVo. i.
TAKE NOTICE.
TO OUR ADVERTISEKS:
All CliiitiKos In Advertisements must
lie handed in before to o'clock A. M., us
no changes will be accepted in the aft
ernoon This rule will be positive.
CIlUONICLIi PUIIUSHINIJ CO.
The Dalles, January 10, ib'uo.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
A good feed ynrd for sale or rent
c!'p. Inqniro nt Farmers Feed Yard,
Tim D.illod. !Mdl-w2
Linden Oarroteon, who was injured
Saturday evening, is Improving rapidly
"nil will boon l)e able to bo up and
"round.
The attention of tho Knights of Mac
Mbees 1h called to their meeting thin
jening ut 8i!10, sharp. All members
would be on hand.
We learn that a numbor of membera
o'lliu militia company contemplate go
al! to Portland next week and enlisting
the regular army.
Stair Copt. WHIIb, tho Son. Sec, of tho
North Pacific chief division, will con
duct the service at tho Salvation Army
wTimraday evening, July 27, 1801).
Only throo more days to got ono of tho
Prettiest noveltioH in fanoy work evor
n in tho WeBt. Where do you (hid
' Why follow tho crowd of ladles who
to to A. m. Williams' every day.
Tlds morning a spoclul train of four
jw paesod through this city about 0
clock. It wua occupied by General
MlnttKBr Klioberly nnd party, of the
Aorthern PmcKIo road.
Nulla Walla people nre agitating the
Sueitlou of bringing their aolclior boys
"aiue i free of expenie. Paiaenger Agent
"oHbnrt, of the 0. R.& N., lm offered
m , ' lUl) ,row 'Fr, 10 tb"1 ,lice
wmcn i. 8 jMi ,,, Ue UiU,j,fHro, At
t rate it will require $1330; to bring
Company I Iiouip, and they will attempt
to raise that amount among the citizens.
Cnmtmtniilng Saturday, July UDth, the
0. It. & N. Go. will sell round-trip
tickets to G.iscadu Lucks and return fur
$1.50. 'rickuts will tie honored uoing on
train No. 1, Saturday, and returning
on trains Noe. 4 and 2 tlio following
Sunday. Jam. Ii:ui,ani, Agent.
jly2C-ang!l
Dennis MeColley evidently thought
the boys had come home last evening
when he saw tho militia out drilling,
uud began to celebrate by gutting chuck
full, or at least whiskey full. Marshal
Hughes reminded him that lie was mis
taken and Recorder Gateo charged him
.IS for the error.
An intelligent West Virginia farmor
has discovered that by planting (minus
and pntatoeH in alternate rows in the
Hume Held, the onions become so strong
that they bring tears to the eyes of tho
potatoes In such volume that tlio roots
are kept moist and a. big crop is raised
in spite of the drought.
Tho town Ie well spread with bllla for
the appearance of the Shaw Dramatic
Company in this city next week. This
is rather an out of the way season for n
show to visit Ua, but tho Haldwin Is cool,
and it will bo a splendid manner in
which lo pass tho oveniug. Tho pi ices
will be 15, 25 and .'15 cents.
Kates to tho aoasido this yoaKaro to bo
exceptionally low. A rate war is now
on, and the Astoria and Columbia rlvor
road announces a reduction iu the one
way rato from $2 to 1.00, and iu tho
round trip from 3 to $2.40. TheO. H.
& N. will soon follow suit, and every
body can go to tho beach.
Astoria la planning to havo McKinley
attend tho regatta this suuiiuur and
Spokane thinks Bryan will bo iu that
city during tho industrial exposition.
The former Is likely to end in nothing
but a plan, for McKlnloy isn't headed
this way; whllo the latter well.if wo
were betting we'd go 10 to 1 that it
would end in "gaa."
A letter received in Salem from one of
the Second Oregou boya ay the regi
ment will come home in a body, and
that the boya will atop and parade nt
Ainland, Koieburg, Eugene, Albany
and Salem, and then finally at Portland.
They'll certainly be pretty well worn out
by that time. What's the use of their
stopping at every little jlm-crow town in
the Valley, why don't they come direct
to The Dalles, whore there'll bo some
body lo seo them.
The court of discipline has been getting
in its work, as tho attendance at tho reg
ular drill last evening proved. During
tho warm weather and whllo the pleas
ant evenings entice tho members away
from duty, it Is deemed best to hold a
court of discipline ut which every
absentee must give a good reason for
non-attendance or be fined. Last night
nine fonrti were at headquarters at the
usual time for drill and Company D
made a fine showing as they marched
ahout tho streets.
Messrs. A. It. Thompson and B. A.
Giflbrd returned last night from thoir
camping place, about seventeen miles up
Hood Itlvur. They report it an ideal
camping place; as perfect a location as
they have ever seen, and say their
families with that of J. M. Huntington,
are enjoying the outing immensely. Mr.
Giflbrd and Mr. Thompson made the trip
into Lost Lako and back in two days,
although it was a hard trip to make in
so short a time. Tho former obtained
what lie lliinka will be excellent views
of the lake.
It is said that fishermen along the
Columbia are to ask for nu extension of
the open season ten days, as the season
was so late and the run so light. Pre
sumably these are tho lower river fisher
men who want not only the earth, but
the waters that cover the earth and all
that in them is. With their seines, traps
etc., those at Astoria capture all they
possibly can entrap and then when the
salmon get as far as the Cascades the
leads put out by the. fiEhermen there,
gobble up the remainder, and the fisher
men further up the stream get left.
A correspondent of tho Liverpool
Mercury, in a communication to that
paper writes iiB follows: I nu willing
to rifck my reputation as a public man if
the worst cnee of emall-pox can not be
effectually cured in three days simply
by cream of tartar. This is tho cure and
never failing remedy. One'' ounce of
cri'iim of tartar dissolved in a pint of
boiling water, to lie drank when cold, at
ntorvals; it can be taken nt any time
and is a preventative iib well ay a curative.
It is known to have cured in thousand of
cases. It never fails.
Clara Morris, the r.ctreus, has written
a charmingly poetic story, "The Princess
Porcelain," which is published in the
August Ladles' Homo Journal. It is
Miss Morris' desire to become as woll
known ns an authoress as she is an
actress, and in the hope of such achieve
tiieut she has entered the literary field
Two or three other stories from her pen
have been published during recent
years, and they have been received with
the highest approval. Thus far Miss
Morris' literary efforts have met with
great MiecobS, and sho finds a place for
everything that comes from her pen.
Some time ago the GnuoNiui.u strong
ly advocated the idea of Ihe early
closiug of our businets houses during
the months of July and August. Later,
however, in conversation with pomu of
tlio le.uting business men, wo were re
luctantly persuaded that, under the
present circumstances, when there ie
so much competition for outside trade,
t would not tie advisable. Ono thine,
at any rato, wo can all do to make the
burden of clerks and those who are so
unfortunate as to be compelled to spend
the evening hours iu clnee otores, and
that is to either do our shopping during
the day, or early enough in tlio evening
to prevent them being kept after tho
hour set for closiug, which, in dry
;oods stores, is 8 o'clock. None, we feel
sure, would intentionally prolong the
stiuud hour, but uuthiukingly enter the
store near to 8 o'clock nnd when pur
chasing a lurgo bill of goods, or often a
small one, of necessity prevent the
doors being closed. The same applies
to other places of business, mom of
which endeavor to close at 8:110. Let's
bo unselfish enough to consider this
matter.
A Child Unjojs.
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing ell'ect of Syrup of Figs, when in
need of a laxative, and if tho father or
mother bo costivo or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow Its use; so that
it is the bcBt family remedy known and
every family should havo a bottle.
Manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Co.
fouutl.
Iu East End Feed Yard Wednesday
morning, July 6th, a bay bone, about
fourteen hands high between 10 or 12
years old ; wjiito star on forehead, black
points ; saddle marks and brand li L on
oft shoulder with running It underneath,
and weighing nbout 900 pounds. Owner
can have same by proving property and
payiug all charges. jly8-lua
You need have no bolls if you will
buy Clarke & Falk'a sure cure for bolls.
A DISGU8TINQ TRAIT
Cnrlonlty ninplkjred Regarding Crimi
nal and Thnlr Victim Ainu
In Private Life.
For a paper which just hits tlio nail on
tho head and attacks wrong in a manner
which is commendable, and calculated
to show them up in a fearless manner,
which should make the guilty parties
hide thoir feces in very shame, com
mend us to the Telegram.
If thoio is a trait of human nature
which is disgusting to those who have a
spark of refined feelinus, it is the morbid
curiosity which prompts, not only the
riff raff, but those who claim to bo re
spectable people, to swarm about a jail
where an a leged murderer or other
criminal is confined, in tho hopoof gain
ing a glimpse at the prisoner. Tho more
henioua the crime he is charged with,
the more anxious do they appear to
strew flowers in his pathway or heap at
tention upon him. Equally as revolt
ing is tho habit of fairly troddlDg upon
one another in the effort to gain ad
mittance to the morgue where is the
corpse of ids victim. What possible satis
faction can there, be in gazing upon the
lifeless features of a poor unfortunate
who has met such a fate as did Clara
Fitch last week in Portland, and yet tho
papers tell us that it would seem one
half of the populace of that city visited
the morgue in the endeavor to gain a
glimpse of her face.
Not alone do we see this trait ex
hibited in such cases, butthe inquisitive
ness displayed at a private funeral is
only another feature of the same innato
curiosity ; when many who in life per
haps had never seen the one whom
friends are paying the last respects to,
or at any rate, had never spoken with,
hasten to the home (which perhaps will
scarcely accommodate the nearest friends
of the deceased) merely through a feel
ing borne of curiosity. Often have we
seen mothers lift the infant child to
gaze upon the features of one whom the
little one had never seen and could not
realize what it all meant, but returned
home to have its dreams disturbed by
tho mystery which had been Hiub par
tially revealed to it.
These are unpleatant subjects upon
which to dwell, but nevertheless have
become so familiar to all that it is im
poesiblo to pass them by unnoticed.
Iiegarding tho case now being tried in
Portland uud touching on the same
subject, the Telegram says:
" Morbid and disgusting curiosity,
epringiug from tho soil of frilly minds
and operafmg in an atmosphere of bad
manners, brings a swarm of silly young
females to the city jail, eager for u
chance to gaze longingly upon tho
prisoner McDaniel. These mentally and
morally unlovely specimens of femininity
would hug uud kibs him if they could,
on the theory that lie is a local Durraut
and a monster who after injuring ono of
their sex during her life strangled her to
death. This isn't proved yet, by a loog
way ; but these idiotic creatures suppose
he is guilty; otherwise they wouldn't be
"stuck" on him. It is a pity tho whole
swarm can't be locked up for sixty
days."
MORE TALK OF OPPOSITION
Which Huyn tho ItvgulHttir Lino Will
Soon Iliivo Coinimtltoin.
This morning's Telegram is again
talking about an opposition boat line.
Tho Regulator line, however, dojs not
seem lo have been frightened off the
river by the announcement, and is
still doing business at the old stand.
The latest report says "unless there
Is reason for tlio contrary tlio steamer
Sarah Dixon will go on tlio route be
tween Portland and The Dalles between
August 1st and 15th, in opposition to
tho D. P. & A. K. Co. The Dixon is
now helping the No Wonder in the
towing business, that boat having mors
thau she can haudle.but as eoou us tow
ing slacks up the Dixon will go on the
up-river route.
"The excellent busintps transacted by
the Regulator line has caused talk of
opposition from various quarters for
many yeats past, but for some reason
the opposition has never developed.
This year tho talk is more definite, and
while information Is refused by the
companion who are expected to u into
it, they do not deny specifically that
they are thinking of the rrfatter.
"Jacob Knmm Is suspected of having
designs on tho up-river traffic. The
new boiler for his crack boat Lurline
has been shipped from Chicago, and
will arrive in a week or ten days, and
but a short time will be needed to in
stall it, when he will have a boat too
many. It is pointed out that it he sent
tho Lurline on the up-river route the
Undine could take care of the company's
Astorin run, and tlio Mascot could be
operated between Portland and LswIb
river and could also call at Vancouver
on her trips. When Mr. Kamm has any
change iu view ho does not mako e
practico of talking about it before hand,
and no one knows what is coming until
tho change ie mado. Hence, if he in
tends to run the Lurline to The Dalles
it will be known certainly the day on
which she starts "
Election Notice,
By virtue ot an order made by the
Board of Fire Delegates of Dalles City
fire department on the J8th day of
July, 1899, notice is hereby given that
there will be an election held for the
purpose of electing a chief engineer and
an assistant chief of Dalies City fire de
partment, said election to be held on
the first Monday in August, said day
being the 7th of Aucust, 1899. The
polling placo of said election shall be at
the fire engine house, situated on Third
street, Dalles City, and the polls of said
election &hull open nt 5 o'clock p. m.
and be closed at 7 o'clock p. m. on said
day.
Dated Dalles City, Oregon, this 24th
day of Jul v, 1899.
E. M. Winqate,
Secretary Board of Firo Delegates.
Jly 24-2wk
"We have sold many different couch
remedies, but none gave better satisfac
tion than Chamberlain's," Enys Mr.
Charles Holzhaner, Druggist, Newark,
N. J. "It is perfectly safe and can be
relied upon in all cases of coughs, colds
or hoarseness." Sold by Blakeley &.
Houghton Druggists.
For Kent.
Two tenement houses; fine location.
Inquire at this ofiice. Jly 17-lwk
"lluruimiy" IVhlkey.
Harmony whiskey for family and
special use, sold by Ben Wilson, The
Dalles. jl
"What might havo been" if that
little cough hadn't been negiected.Iis the
sad reflection of thousands of consump
tives. Ono Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs and olds. Butier Drug Co.
It's a real
pleasure
to get the meals for tho family
when yon hare a complete sot
of needfull utensils and have a
new Garland stove or Pteel
range to cook upon. We fur
nish kitchens and can save you
money and many steps when
you want nnything In the
way of kitchen supplies. Our
stock of tinware, j;ran!townro,
delf ware, table cutlery, car
verB, meat cutters, iiileen seed
ers, pots, irons, ronsting pans
hundreds of other things to
mako the kitchen complete.
We can furnish double oven
jjj CUUlk BIUVUB llUIil -O.UU up.
ijij aee tno ocst liange on iartu,
The Garland
It has no equal.
Also a complete line of build
er's hardware.
Notice to Poultry Raisers:
No moro Chicken Lice.
Call at JInler fe Bfnton'a nnd see
tho Aiitlw;ptlo N'pKt EgR. With the
use of this Not Ksg jou will have
no more Lire, Jlites or Vcrnlii in
your poultry houses, rietting hens
will set better eggs and will hatch
butter uud chickens will Uvh aud
grow better where Authepttc Kgg Is
used. Sco them at
piaier I m
167 Second St.
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Blsmarck'fi Iron Nerve
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
kindeys and bowels are out of order. If
you want thess qualities and the success
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only 25c" at Blakeley
& Houghton's drug store. 2
Thomas lihoads, CenterGeld, 0.,
writes: "I suffered from piles seven or
eight years. No remedy cave me relief
until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less
than a bos of which permanently cured
me." Soothing, healing, perfectly harm
less. Bewait of counterfeits. Butler
Drug Co.
Lost.
Last Thursday, in this city, a qold
watch. Walthiim movement. A liberal
reward is offered to the iinderif returned
to this ofiice or to E. J. Collin?. 25 3t
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I Repairing Department
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Ts now in shape to properly
A handle all kinp3 of work
from a puncture to .building a
wheel.
Also repair Locks, Guns, Sowing Machines anr all
t kinds of light machinery, etc.
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This department is under the charge of Mr. J. KirchoU".
MAYS & CROWE.
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Baldwin Opera House
0X15 WEEK, UEG1NX1XU
MONDAY EVENING-, JULY 31st.
MR. SAM T. SHAW, supported by a talented company of players.
Positively the strongest aggregation of ite kind in the west.
The Finest Uniformed Band and Orchestra.
Concert aud parade each day at 11:30 o'clock.
Opening Play, Monday Night, "THE WESTERNER."
Chnugo of play nightly. Special Scenery. Funny Comedians, Songs and Dances,
POPULAR PRICES , 16c, 36o and 35o
JF Boats on sale at Blakeley & Houghton's Drugstore.
SHAW'S
COMPANY