"Hurrah For Old Glory!"
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ciucb dyspepsia
because Its ingredients are audi that It
can't help doing eo. "Tho public can
rely upon it an a maHter remedy for all
disorders arising from imperfect diges
tion." Jamefl M. Thomas, M.' D., in
Aniericin Journal of Health, N. Y.
"A Right Royal Welcome."
Vlin .Tulmny Rninrn Mnrrtilng llmno nt
fisSO Tonight Ho on llunil to
Wtilcnmn lllm,
lie coineE the conquering herocomes.
Tbo reception tonieht commences at
' O .".I ..ll.
AND WE'LL ALL FEEL GAY
This is our motto. Wo will rocoivo you at our sloro as wo propose to receive
tho "Forty Fifihlors" on Saturday, and there shall bo nothing too good for you, and
our prices are always the lowest.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Surprise Sale.
Nothing like making a good beginning. First
impressions go a long way. We are deter
mined to make these sales a success.
SEE WINDOWS.
Your Klioli'i' ,)lir ''c':l,t neck
wear liim for
For a Starter.
SEE WINDOWS.
49 cents.
Ui'ljtilnr priuu 7in, $1.00 and $1.25. Of course
vnit miiH lu r In ininil Uiobo prims hold ood
(or tomorrow, Saturday, only.
W! luivo ii rooiI full lino of medium weiRlit tindcr
wimr t li fit. wj have decided mnn , Shirts or Drawers,
III) cunts. Hi-Kiilnr price flOc, 7Cc, $1.00 and $1.25.
We curry the tarcoat nnd bet-t selected stock
inon's youths' mid boyu' clotliitiR in Eastern Oregon.
of
Our White Goods Sale
will continue during the balance of the week as the weather lias not been as
favorable for these goods as wo had anticipated. The line is very complete and we
invite your attention.
Special Sale of Ladies' Muslin Garments.
Ladies' muslin night gowns, tucked and embroidered yoke, regular price frn
1.00; sale price UCjC
Ladies' muslin and cambric skirts, embroidered flounce, regular price frr
1.00: sale price UL)C
Ladies' muslin and cambric drawers, lace and insertion trimmed, regu- -
ltir price 75c; sale price 5 O-"
Ladies' muslin corset covers, embroidery trimmed, regular price 35c;
sale price o-"
All OoocIb Mnrko
In Plain FlmiroH.
Pease & Mays.
The Dalles Daily Chfonielk
SATUUDAY - AUGUST )$J8fi)
Telephone Xu. 1.
TAKE NOTICE.
fO OCR ADM-UTISBKS:
All Cliiincs in Advertisements must
be tamled in before 10 o'clock A. M., as
no changes will he accepted in the aft
ernoon This rule will lie positive.
chuoxicle publishing co.
The Dalles, January 10, iKcm.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Itiguliir sfrvieuH ut tint Methodlet
clmrcli tomorrow.
Tneru will lio rtnlur eorvicoa tit thu
Catlioi eclmruli tomorrow.
I'fj.ei i f both morning mid uveniiip
t thu Uhrisiltui clntroh tutnorrow.
S rvicci Iniiiorrntv uitiriiiue; lit the
Cjn.ioj.iliotiiil titiurcli. liuv. Poling
"'in uktt us bin Mi j ot. "l'urtnurHhlp
UituMn F tith mill Smm."
l'oIu iu iit ure lmpjiv. That city 'ib
10 'w pi c I on tho nihiii lino of tbo
0,0, J ,()rl ) ir,lV,ji; .y ,.,U1
rn tuiiur- f ij0!),U0O, ui.il they diwii
"''Vein.
Ono in ;! t .m.liio n,ifl wmh May tiny.
Tin ut):tt, is -i tutlllv l-orfeot. No
I'tlturcoiinl I., u-k.d.and if it cotitintiiK,
Ulr llflil u i all bo ailvi'itieiiiK for
T" -. for anility ttiiieliura'
''Hl!. ii,. , in ,,n,nimr finished
lll"x,ini.i, i ywnurday nftoriioon
llw r-,4 1 Mill bu published Monday.
'''r" 'it i..j n.ilii:iuito for nta o
'''t iiiBbi ,j. io;'J5 oV.lonk Cordelia
'ein.w.r. i)iimufl naaan, died ol
'I'Wil p. Isoiui' t bur lionio near the
l'un. Nicmviih 21) years of m-e, anil
'mV 8 It l.ii.i. i.,. i i n i..
"""" huh i.yi!.ir-oiii eon.
TIid fu
limit u ,11 ...i i .1 ..
" '""liurii tomoirow afternoon nt
Ul'loiili.
'Mel.aimoenju iwt,n curtnln iikwh
lirtiitid no item to tho .llmH Unit
not " 7"!"''1' w,' ' l
lilre.l t i " Utlm' Hl0''
TvJ,. '"r ,,t' M,,B,lt b0 ful1
adi. BBVU" ,mm t'',,l,,,, 0,1 tllu ertilor
ril!;,1,o,,,,u,,,M,,,B,u u,i"'
liIJ,0H,IU,,,r",,l,,Mr,nK ,l,u wuuk
hi a iomiy l,0,tr.U Mtl, ..mdftiK
"tw 1!!,l"UH0,m,,lttluy t(' UtrtmiiiiiK
"mtiM.ru ll( bi.j. owrtioiM thu
n . e . . i . 1... I
lirei oi nuxi wuuk. uriiui pui'iiib iu u
butter tluui was exnoctuil, unil if tbo hot
npull in July had lot it alono tbia uoution
WJiilil have brokuii tbu reeurd on erojie.
Dufur Dispatch.
MarHhal Uught'H lious not enjoy dis
turbing any onu's hIiiiiiIhti;, but whon
hu flnda tho Bidi-walka obstructed by a
lodger, ho Ih liable to dlHtinb tbo ppirit
of hia driiiuiiB. And ho J. Grabuni, who
got in tlm wrong berth yestorduy aftur
noon, aoon found binisolf in jail to aober
up. ilu waa fined 5, but rifiihing to
pay ib now celebrating in the cooler.
It is not known to what extent grain
haa boon altecled by tho rain, but it ia
not thought that any injury waa done.
From tho fact that Htrnw in not tall or !
heavy thla year, Htandiug grain will be
ablo to withstand a eontiderabli! amount
of rain. Huadlug and threebing, how
ever, will be delayed for a day or two
until grain aullicieiitly dr.s. Of course
fai mem were deeiiluiliy uneiuy for fe.ir
of mure nun but ibeio phould be no
further imiibu of amni'liens'iuii ua the
weather ii'port for today reads "fair;
warmer." W. W. Union.
i
It in to bu ii't-ielted that tho hot
eprina at Wind liver cannot bo better
utilized. Jivery ins wbocoinea up from
there tells uf thu bi'aling properties of
tho water and what a lilt'eeing it
might boil the property were but in the
hftiide of some onu who would Improve
it and provide a Miitablo place for
vlaltora to atay. Aa It ip, the owuera ri
fuao to sell and also to make nay in.,
proveineiita theinsilvet'. The fare id
vury poor and thubaili houuea miserable,
Wo'tiruily bultevn it la ahead ol Hinghain
SprliiM' aid P""" wit!l Cileiiwood
were the right uieana used to utilize it.
It 'a always n.ild that bad nowa f-pieail
rapidly. Sue's however, waa not the
ith thatof the Mitchell fiio, which
uccurud a wn k ago jeaterilay. Today
Uiu newa la leceived for the tliat time.
Ita H'ortiu'aa in iiicounti'd for from the
tact that the town ia l'JO miles from the
river, which ie tbo nearest railroad
uoinl. fhe lire clurted la an old barn,
wbero it is nippoaed aomeehildrin were
playing with uiateliep. At Hr&l it waa
fotrcd that the fire waa Incendiary, Inn
this liupreHHlon haa bui n removed. Ten
to twelve building wero destioyed, of
which four or live wero Biurets one a
hotel, onu u livery atable, and aome
aaloona.
Ju't to ahow that Dalles people know
a good thing when they ecu it and
am backed by the Inlelliceut elata of
othur citliiH, here ia what tho Kiwi Ore
gonlftn aaya uf "I.uvj and I.iw" n
pluyeil hv llm Shaw company : "It wa
one of the elevBreat things ever done on
the Htago in Pendleton. The word clever
UBually appliea to a single actor, rath' r
than to an entire play, liut, this one,
in ita writing aa well ua in ita rendering
by tho company, ita eiiFeinhle, may be
refemd to aa clever. The members of
the com puny were well east. Not one
was unable to handle hie part, and this
in bu red a balanced production through
out. It was eomnii.iuly rematked that
every actor on the etiiKe waa about as
uood aa any other on this occasion, eo
well adapted was eacli for the part
asaigned."
Honor to whom honor is due, and
this beiin: our policy we desire to cor
rect a miatako in retard to the com
panies which were foremost in the
performance of duty at yesterday's fire,
inalead of Jackson company we should
have eaid that the Coiiiiubias assisted
tho Mt. Hood, although the former were
on hand latei ; and alto that the Hook
and Ladder company was on hand and
did some ood woik in their lino of
duty. Wo aru also informed thai the
force of water was aa niucfi na could
h ivo been i x peeled under the eircum
ttancHH, the hose being at inched to a
plii;; GjO feet down a pielty ateep grade,
making it impossible to get a very
powerful foiee. The force looked small
totluite who aio uaed to ibe streams
which are obtained below the blutT.
And now the Columbia Southern bobs
up ten ntsly, and, according to the Dufur
Ui 'patch, The Dalles is fooii to bo a
thin,! of the paM. Kioni the number of
times we have Mink into oblivion and
nude our appearance on tho top notch
again, the name of our oily t-h'Jiild bo
changed to "Pl.tu.ilx." Ify the way,
that would no a uilnlion of Th. Dallef
Dillaa pHiblem. Tliu Dufur Dispatch
says: "Lite laft niht we burned that
Mouio Urns., b. nkera of Moto, and tho
C ilumbla Southern Kaihoad Company
had puiohuH'd M00 uciea of laud at
Crosa Hollow?, and that it was the in
tention of the company to build largo
fj'd yards and wnrelioufca ami make
that the terminus of tho toad. If nieh
inport be tine it will greatly ellect The
D illeH, not only aa a shipping point but
tu a trading point also."
A lr ulul lull.
Wed "ire to cxprcps thanks to tho
llieiueii who so bravely endeavored to
ftay JI.e Ibiiuea hich destroyed our
property yesterday, ami for their un
tiring aibl ! successful cllbrta to save our
new home. Also the neighbors who as
sisted ue. Wo thank you.
Mk. nnd Mjih. W. Sichou.
IIOHN
In this ulty, Friday, Aug. nth, to Mr.
mid Mrs. Kd M. Hill, daughter.
Ilain, rain, etay away; little Johnny
wants to play. a
Johnny conies ro(rchin; home again.
Hurrah! HurraKl
The young ladies are requested to
come prepared to join in the dancing Ibis
evening.
Captain nnd Mrs. Harry Wells will be
ninuriE tho number who comes up from
Portland with our boys.
Tho kodak fiends are on parade, and
as turn about is fair play, the boys will
now be shot. Not by Filipinos, either.
Remember, girls, the boys are not
arni-lees, if they did leave their "arms"
in San Francisco. All's fair in love and
war.
Tho city is well filled with people from
the neighboring country who have come
in to help us receive the returning
heroes.
Among tho many pretty decorations,
the courthouse isvery conspicuous, and
no better taste is displayed than that
used by John Fitz Gerald.
No small children will be admitted to
the hall tonight until the older people
are all seated. It is doubtful whether
the crowd can be seated as it Is.
The Regulator will reach the dock at
about 5:30, having left- the Cascades at
1 :15. It is impose bfe to tell exactly,
and she may be later, but to be safe we
will say 5 :30.
After a second thought the parade
committee decided the line of march
would be too long, and it has been con
fined to Second street, where everyone
will be at any rate.
Second street was never decorated
more beautifully nor with more taste.
The sinht of eo much red, white and
blue is etirring up a feelirig of patriotism
today which will find vent when the
boat lands at the dock tonight.
Marshal Whealdon will have as aids
this evening L. T. Whallen, who was
one of Roosevelt's rough riders, and
John McNeil, who was an orderly in the
urmy and was' in the famous charge at
.Sim Juan and at the takinc of Santiago.
We were surprised to tee such a small
crowd board the D.illes City this morn
ing to take advantage of the excursion.
We felt assurred tho boat would be
loaaed down with those eager to j iiti in
the first welcome. No doubt duties con
nected witli our reception kept a iarge
uuinber at home.
A reception committed composed of
Mayor Kuck, Judge Ma, Z. F. Moody,
G. C. Ulakeley, C. F. Stephens, Mrs. IS.
Lang, Mrs. G. C. Blnkyiey, Misses Louife
Itucli, Nan Cooper, 15eulah Patterson,
Myrtle Michell, Antia Lang and Maie
lilton, will meet tile boys at the Cas
cades, and with others who aro coming
up from Portland, make the trip tip a
glad one.
The program at the hall tonight will
be as fullows :
Mumu D. C. & A. C. Band
Prayer Rev. .1. II. Wood
Mayor Kuck welcomes the volunteers
and introduce M. P. Iscnberg who
delivers an addrees.
Ri-sponte Volunteers
Addre-s N.J. Sinnott
Solo '(.)! I'gun Volunteers"
Myitis Michell
Addiesa (behalf of Hiuh tchnol) ...
Prof. J. S. Landers
Solo "The Roll Call"
Rev. I). V. Puling
Address F. W. Wilson
Ameiica Audience
Miifio .; D. C. & A. C. Ran
Closing with an informal dance.
Ori'coii Vtiluiilt'i I.'ii(;nc infill.
The l attlea and ciiiNueinonls partici
pated in by tho Oregon volunteers,
ilui in their stay in tho Philip) iocs,
weie as folk tfr :
Afiinlt and oiptiiro of Manila, Aug.
Ui, 1S93.
tin j. invest guard dntv from Aug. 15,
ISiW, until M'.rcli 12, 180!).
Rattle of Giniiaiope, Match 1.1, 1F09.
Rattle of Patlg, Match 11 and 15, Ifc'J'J.
Ih.tile of liictil.ui, Match ID. IMil).
Rattle of M.ilabon, March 'J3, IS'J'J.
Rattle of Polo, March I'G, 1SU9.
Match Ii7th to April '22, 1899, occupied
Maliu'.'i, vnarding i.iihvay and icouiing.
Several tkirinirbea.
Rattle of Santa Maria, Aptil 19, 1S9D.
Assault and capture of Nanus igaray,
April I'll, and 21, ISO'.).
dptine i f Anirat, Apiil i'o, 18S19.
Skirmish at San Rufnei, A pi 11 9,
1899.
O.tpturo if Sin Rafael, May 1, 1S99.
Capture of Raining, May 'J, 1809.
Capture uf San llicfuifo, May 11,
IFO'.),
Captuio of San Itldro, May 17, 1S09.
Ciipturo uf San Aiitouua, May -0,
1899.
Capture of Caiuti, Atitipolo and Mo
rotig, Juno il, 1K99.
A. M. Williams & Co. aro prepared to
supply tho demand for flags and flag
huntings for decoration in honor of to
morrow's event tho home-coming of
our bravo soldier boys.
Three cheers and a tiger; arousing
welcome
"For the bova in blue,
Who fought so true,
In Cuba and the Philippines."
To dentine ttio SjMcin
KflVctually yet g ntly, when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome habit
ual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or awakening them, to dispel
headaches, colds or fevers, use Syrup of
Figs, made by California Fig Syrup Co.
"DeWitt'a Little Early Risers did me
more good than all blood medicines and
other pills," writes Geo. II. Jacobs, of
Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant,
never gripe, they cure constipation,
arouse the torpid liver to action and
give you clean blood, steady nerves, a
clear brain and a healthy appetite.
Butler Drug Co.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggist9 refund the money if
it fails to cure. 25c.
It's a real
pleasure
3ERVITA
Rtslores VITALITY.
LOST V'GOR
AND MANHOOD
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
abuse, or excess and Indis
cretion. Anervotonicniul
blood builder. Brings the
pink glow to ;ale cheeks air
restores the fire of youth.
By mail CQe per hox; O boxes
lor $12.50; with a written guaran
tee to euro or refund tlte money.
NERV1TA MEDICAL CO.
Citntcn & u'ackscn Sts., CHiCACO, SLU
Sold by Blakeley & Houghton, The
Dalles, Oregon.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
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Copyrights &c.
Anvono sending a sketch nnd description ma
quickly ascertain our opinion freo whether iv:
Invention la probably patentable. Comniunir.
tlonsBtrlcllrconlldentlal. Handbook otul'atcnts
tent iree. Oldest oecney for securing patents.
l'atents taken turouuh Slunu It Co. receive
nvetal notice, without cbarue, lutho
amine mmmi
A handsomely Illustrated weekly. T.nrost clr
rulallon of any Kcientltlc Journal. Terms, $3 a
year: four months, SI. Soldbyall newsdealers.
MUNN&Co.3G'Bfosd New York
llruuch ORIce. U23 V Bt.. Washluitton. 1. U.
to got tho meals for tiio family
when you havo a complete eet
of ncedfull u'.cuBlla and havo n
new Garland stove or steel
range to cook upon. Wo fur
nieh kitchena and can eave you
money and many etepa when
you want nnythin? in tho
way of kitchen supplies. Our
Btoek of tinware, tranitewarc,
delf ware, table cutlery, car
vers, meat cutters, laisen Beed
ere, pots, irons, roasting pans
hundreds of other things to
make the kitchen complete.
We can furnish double oven
cook stoves from $8.00 up.
See the best Rangoon Earth,
The Garland
It has no equal.
Also a complete line of build
er's hardware.
Notice to Poultry Raisers:
No more Chicken Lice.
Call at Mnler it Benton's nnd see.
tho Antiseptic Nest Kg. With the
use of this Nest Krb jou will have
no more Lice, Mites or Vernin in
your poultry houses, getting hens
will set better eggs nnd will hutch
better nud chickens will live nnd
grow better wheto Antiseptic Jigg Is
used. See them at
per & feion
167 Second St.
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F. s.
Gunning,
Blacksmith.
Wagon Shop,
Horseshoeing.
Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies.
Cor. Secmiu & LaneMin. 'Phone 151
66
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CQhiskey.
This brand of Whiskev is uuiiiantced to the constiiiier as a V
1'UKI-: II AM) MAMSSOUU MASH WHISKUY for I'amily
and Mulical L'sf. Sold by . y
I Ben Wilson, - The DalleSj Or.
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Our Bicycle
Repairing Department
P Ts now in shrtpo to proporly
; handle evil kiups of work
from n punoturo to building a
wheel.
Aloo repair Locks, Guns, Sowing" Machines and fill K
kinds of light machinery, etc.
This department is under tho charge of Mr. J. KirchoT. 4
MAYS c& CROWE,
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