Consolidation Sale
For Tuesday, Wodnosday and Thursday wo will combine M l 1
throe linos odd wash goods into one and givo 5Ti.& 7 2 C Y)Y VQ.
Among theso rooiIb will bo found some of ttio choicest thlnga wo Iibvo offered in this de-
linnmimi HiiriiiK nir kuihuiui, xi uiuso lines nro given the attention they deserve von Hill
reap thu buncfit, not us. ' '
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Lines of Ladios White Skirts as one line. These goods are fresh and crisp,
and aro made in throe styles.
Flounce and tucks,
Three rows of tucks and throe rows of hemstitching,
Klounco and laco trimmed. Theso lines were 75c, now , 59c.
1 ;i nes of Ladies' Night Robes which aro prclly and well made. The dis
ruption hero givon will aid you in making a choice.
Tucked yoko and lace insertion trimmed,
Tucked and corded yoko,
Tucked and ruffled yoko. Theso wore 75o lines, now 59c.
Lines of Ladies' Muslin Drawers, description as follows:
Tucked and embroidered trimming,
Muslin tucked flounce with insertion heading, muslin with three rows of
hemstitched tucked flounce headed with narrow tucks.
These lines 75c formerly, now 59c.
Clothing Department.
Crash Hats,
Crash Caps.
Down went all Crash Goods in this department to
day. If you appreciate remarkable values give the
under mentioned articles your attention.
PRICES TOUCH ROCK BOTTOM.
All 2."c, Sou, 40c and 50c hats and caps
19 cents. "
Our hats and caps, 50c, 59c, Goc, for
29 cents.
All Guuclii Mnrko
In Plain Figures.
Pease & Mays.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle
- - AUGUST M. 18ft)
MONDAY
Telephone No. J.
TAKE NOTICE.
10 OUR ADUlltHSIiKS:
All Changes in Advertisements must
be iianJcil in before io o'clock A. M., ns
no chancs will lie accepted in the aft
ernoon This rule will he positive.
CIIUUXICM5 I'UltUSMNG CO.
Ike Dalles, J.niuary iu, 1809.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
September natterim now on Halo nt
Pwe & Mays'.
Tliori'lit n.irtv eun secure atcadv em
ployment hy applying t tliu Singer
wing nmeliimt ollleo in tills city, on
8ond street, nuiir Union. uugO IH
Slieriu" Kellv
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w'i"l! Wasco eonnty jiropurty wliioli
was Lehl for delinquent tuxes on tlio '07
r". Tim county secured moat of the
property.
A eixly-fi vo horse nowor nnmne nnil
Eachino for the now saw mill now being
W op just above this free bridge ut tlio
UeechuteP, was started out this after
"on (or that n.0.
Ve are oli'.nunii tn n. t..,i
la again ui,I to nttond to hie
JJm at tbo livery Htablu, he having
"fed for sjmo limo with rhuumntlam,
Wn confined to hlu room.
Mrieml, of Mrs. E. Hill, whoso
"e for th,i ...... . . .
ilea I ' ,U" uu.v " 00011
"Paired of, will loarn with numb satia
' i0n tlmt nbo in conaidorcd much
w and recounted hor husband und
ttwnda tt.la morning.
JVorkme,, nru engaged today in tear
S clown the oi.l hmvr house, on
ret Wl"'r0 S WHkoraon will
J oldm reahloneea i the city: but
mo ."wny for 1110 l'nnKe8 which
tt needs eo.no with the growth .of n
TIeGoblnh,ii,. ......,.
Mr 2,:tl0J,,,ir,,U,'tl' voung on of
i y Si A"'Mc. formerly of
torneu ,,,,. ,nco wtls Vreity bndly
"Sgli ,,robablVve him
Gtn. v. c. ...
ln l2 W0 p"1'11" ,n orUd
" iiuu u wide ex-
purlencj in teaching tint! writing abort
hnud during the puet tun yuiira, ami ia
thereby well qualified to givo thorough
mstriH'.tioiiH In Una inturcatlng pro
futiblon. A plunBivnt feuture of last eveniriK'a
performance wns tlio preBentation to Mr.
Slmw by the Ohicumnuguu Circle, No. 1,
ladies, of tbo G. A. Ji., of n liumlaomu
h ten in or, rug made nt the Pendleton
woolen milla. It wua iu recognition of
the oiler mude by Mr. Slmw of the
services of hia band ut the court
hoiiBo. E.O.
Mra. Geo. St. John, who hns epent
aeveral montliH In The Dalles left this
morning for her homo in Southern Ore
gon. She waa neconipiuiie l by her
mother, Mra. 11. Luaher, who huving
aold her property iu this city, will make
her home with her daughter. Mis.
Lusher ia one of the old residents of Th
Dallod nnd it waa with dilliculty tlpt
she wus persuaded to leave the city fr
u new home.
There ia one individual who can suc
cessfully interfere with tlio liberty of the
presa, nnd Mint is tbo paper carrier, who
nlone know e the route and if ho takes it
into hla head to go llshlng just nt the
lipur when the paper should bo deliverd,
the BUbscribera BUlTernu irreparable loan.
Deeming it n holiday which would pro
bably never come ugain, the carrier of
the Oiiito.Nici.i: on the hill route Saturday
evening, thought nowepapera were nn in
significant matter compared with the
prominent place ho filled iu the reception
and so failing to show up at the ollleo ut
th(ihour the pnpeiH wore out, which
would give him auflicient time to be at
the boat, ho nlso failed to appear nt nil.
We can only regret tlio occurrence nnd
thinking thoro uiny bo Boinethlng there
in which our readers would even yet
euro to read, wo will boo that it la de
livered with tonight's issue.
TIirho lttivulvti Cerllllcutes.
rnlinu-lnc In tlio result of the tenchure'
examination for county oertlllcntea Inst
week :
Second grade Goorcla llonnoy, Tygh j
Kojonhi Campbell, Wauiic.
Third grade L. Mnua lionediot, rori
laud; Maud Strunuhnn, Kufusj Bessie
Underhlll. Boyd; Emily K. Palmer,
Hnnil Ulvor: Corn Wlnufield, Eudorauy;
Neva E. Hurvey, Waiuio; Ohnrlotta A.
Uoherts, Hood Klverj Hester ivem,
Laura A. Bullock, Murtha Baldwin,
Stella Brown, The Dalles.
Whuoo I'rTlto No, 10,1. O. It. M,
There will be a hl-u-heo meeting on
tilt) sleep of the l&tli sun bturgeon moon,
Ci. S. U. 400 nt tho wiani. Several
pale faces will be scalped nnd a number
of adopted pule luces rat6cd to higher
degrees. Also there will be present with
ua aeveral brothera who have just re
turned from the hunting grounds of the
Philippinos und who will exhibit the
sculps taken by them in the late wnr.
Iu honor of this auspicious occasion
corn nnd yenieon will be served nnd the
pipe of pence smoked. All brothers are
urgently requested to be present and ns-
sist in the wur dunce.
I'KOri.K YOU ALL KNOW.
E. C. Fitzl'utrick wns iu froip Tygh
yesteidny.
Will Evnns returned Inst night from
cimp nt Stevenson.
Dr. Pilkington, of Antelope wns in
town yesterday ou his way to Portland,
Chua. l' Liner, qualified today ns
chief of the Dalles City lire department.
,Tho Misses Crooks are in the city re
turning to their homo in Prineville, after
n visit to the bench.
Miss Irene Adams returned last night
from n vacation trip to llivaco bench and
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wun roiuuves in nuieui.
E. M. Wingate, who went to Portland
to join in thu teceptiou there, returned
on the boat Saturday evening.
Misses Dorothy and Nettie Fredden
accompanied the returning Portland
soldier boya us fur us the Cascades today.
John Knight, of Pendleton, who is in
terested in mining iu the vicinity of
Antelope is in tho city today on business.
Mrs. J. G. Downey camo up from
Vancouver Saturday nnd spent Sunday
with her brother, S. L. Young, returning
home today.
Deputy Clerk Bolton camo up fiom
Stevenson Saturday. He says tho con
tinued ruins nro about to drive the
Dalles people houiewurd.
Mrs. II. E. Mitchell nnd little son
came in yesterday from Hay Creek,
where she has been visiting her parents
Hon. und Mrs. Sommerville.
Nell MoLeod end wife, of Goldendale,
who have spent a few days in Portland,
wits iu the city this morning and left
ou thu afternoon stugo fur Goldendale.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Ilnrknoes went down
to Portland today to spend tho time
during Mr. Harkueos' vacation from
duties in Pease & Mays' shoo depart
ment. Miss Laura Thompson left ou tho
early train yesterday morning for Port
laud, where alio will bo joined by Miea
Nona Huch und together they will viBlt
Clatsop beach.
Ex-Governor Burke, who tins been in
The Dalles for the past week inspecting
the land ollleo here, went down on the
boat this morning, returning to Port
laud. Ho is a moat genial gentleman
and made many friends during his stay
hero.
Capt. and Mre. II. Wells returned
home on yesterday's afternoon train.
The enptufn contemplates visiting this
city later and deliver a lecturo on the
war us seen by him, and on the life and
liublts of the people of the Islands.
CONQUERING
HEROES COME
THEY ARE HOME AGAIN FROM A
FOREIGN SHORE.
He It Kycr H UtimMn Tlirrr's No l'lnco
I.Ike Home Were Itccelveil
With ICiitliiidlriMii.
nrjTURVixa iiunoEs.
rienry Itoltoti,
I). J. Ilonner.
XV. XV. Ilrown,
A. J, Cooper,
Harry Fieoclen,
O. V. Kennedy,
K. K. I.rmUiii),
W. II. ItenvKH,
T. K. Stlllwoll
Henry ZltkH,
H. F. FoiltM,
O. V. XVugncr,
A. A. Ilonner,''
XV. K. ItoiintiV,
W. K. Cool
.1. O. Kilt
IJ-leillr
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V. II.
I). .T. Jtrel7.i
A. Mnrtln,
Cjti. Hunclerti,
X. V. Ullrlcli,
M. .1. limtell,
J. If. imrur,
Arthur Trunk.
DlRlliarjTf'fl Arni'lfiiisl v lril lllllnrt.
C. S. L.oivf, Wulter Dickey, John lUnna.
Left In ll)riltnl at San FmncUco W.
K. I. en. xy. E, Kiikvnltrll, Thou. Smiley.
Those of us who have for n few months
or years nt most, wandered in distance
lands among the most pleasing environ
ments, and than upon our return felt
the thril of pleasure and the heart beat
with rapture as the familiar scenes of
homo sweet home hurst upon our view
can have even then but a very faint con
ception of what must have been the feel
ing of the twenty-five brave soldier lads
who stood on the upper deck of the Reg
ulator last Saturday evening and caught
a glimpse of the dear old hills surround
ing them, the picturesque little city on the
banks of the old Columbia, the sea of
anxious faces ready to welcome them
home again from a foreign shore and
felt The Dalles breezes which wafted a
welcome. True, they have received
greeting upon greeting since they flist
landed on the shores of our sister state;
but what doea that compare with the
heart-felt welcome of kindred and
friends?
There were tears In many eyes as our
truttcd friend, the good steamer Kegu
lator, warned ue of their approach, and
the many whistles, anvils and bells
answered back our greeting nnd told iu
unmistakable tones of the welcome they
were to receive.
With the exception of the militia, the
G. A. H., W. R. C the band and the
reception committee, all others were
barred from the dock, save the fifty little
girls who carried flowers and banners
with which to greet them, and presented
every one with a boquet. But every
available space near was crowded.
After a abort delay iu landing the boys
finally marched off the steamer, aa the
struins of "Home Sweet Home" were
borne to them from the band, unci cheer
after cheer went up, On the dock they
were greeted by relatives anil friends,
und us the former clasped them nnd
with eti earning eyes welcomed them the
captain's wife said, ua the teara rolled
down her cheeks, "I have wpt for very
joy till my eyes ache over such affecting
scenes ns these." s
Soon the line of marcji waa formed,
and the parade, led by Marshal Whealdon
and his aides, followeif by Mayor Kuek
audG. C. Blakeley jyoceeded on the first
route which had been planned, halting
at the banquet rall. Hero there was
another hand-shaking; but finally, after
prayer by Ilev. Wood, all were seated,
and aoou the volunteers voluntarily
scattered the chicken and other good
things aa successfully us they did the
Filipinos. The W. R. C. deserve much
praise for tho splendid banquet served,
and the manner in which it was dis
posed of betokened appreciation.
The time from that on till 8:30 waa
spent with frieuus and iu general re
ception. AS' Tlllt AltMOllY.
Armory hall has been beautifully dec
orated many times in tho past, hut upon
no occasion has it been more approp
riately amused than on that of the re
ception, which took place nt 8:30 in tho
evening. Under the skillful hands of
Lieut. It. A. Splvey, nnd a squad of
soldiers from Company D. the ceiling
hud been draped in hunting which
formed a tent, the aides being raised and
displaying scenery beyond. On the
sides of the hall wero hung pictures of
tho battle-ships, nud heroes of the bat
tles, while flags and red white nnd blue
bunting were tastefully draped about
the wall.
Ou the stage were seated tho mayor,
Capt, Welle, Lleuts. Teller and Povey,
several of our own volunteers, tlio speak
ers of tho evening und members of the
G. A. It.
After the hall was filled with an
enthusiastic audience, and cheer upon
cheer had been givon as Capt, Wells,
Lieut. Teller, and each of the boys in
turn were seated, tho program wub
opened with prayer by llev. Wood.
F. W. Wilson, who had promised the
boys when they left that upon their
return a rousing reception should bo
given, was then introduced by the
mayor and in a manner peculiar to him
self, told of the joy at their return, the
anxiety with which their every move
ment was followed, and tho satisfaction
their victories occasioned. His tribute
to tho fallen heroes who failed to return,
and whose names wero engraven on a
tab!et which stood on the 6tage, thusly,
"In memory of William Fleldn, Henry
O'Flaherty, Charles Bubart," was elo
quent and most touching.
Capt. Wells, In response, told of the
esteem in which ho held the members
of Company L, and of tho bravery of-
Tho Dalles boye; of the feeling of
comradship which existed, and which
he hoped would not be broken though
they bo separated.
Lieut. Tolfer waa called upon nnd
paid a glowing tribute to our boys, say
ing that he had overheard Col. Summers
say that Company L could take care of
itself. And at another time that Com
pany L could get along without officers.
He also said that a good soldier would
make a good eon, a good employe a good
husband, and advised the young ladies
to embrace tho opportunity.
Prof. Lmdere welcomed them in be
half of the public, school, of which some
were students. Ho recited how the
puplla had watched eagerly for every
line of newe concerning them, and how
their victories encouraged them. He
paid a high tribute to their valor and
said he could but say of them, "Here
they are. Match them."
The greatest excitement prevailed as
Walter Reayia was called for nnd after
ward Earl Sanders, and they could
scarcely begin speaking for the loud
applause which greeted them. Each
told of his joy at being home once more
and of how they thought of dear ones
while on that far off shore.
Sargeant Edwards, of Portland, made
a neat little speech, and closed by in
forming the Dalles girls that if they
took advantage of Lieut. Telfer'a advice,
and there were not enough Dalles boys
to go around, to keep those of Portland
in mind.
The epeechee wero interspersed with
solos by Rev. Poling and Misa Myrtle
Michell. The former Eang "The Roll
Call," a touching selection well fitted to
the occasion, while the latter sang "The
Continued on Fourth page.
A Trent to Our Soldier lloyn.
F. s.
Gunning,
Blacksmith,
Wagon Shop,
Horseshoeing.
Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies.
Cor. Second & LansWin, 'Piioiie 167
Today and tomorrow A. M. Williams
A Co. are giving all meml ers of Company
L, 2nd regiment 0. N. G., a special dis
count of fifteen per cent off tho regular
price on anything I hey may need to
replenish their wardrobe, in furnishing
goods, clothing, hats and aho3S. Boys,
this is vour chance.
To Clemme the SyMem
Effectually yet guitly, wIipii costive or
bilious, to permanently overcomo habit
ual constipation, to nwaken the kidneya
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or awakening them, to dispel
headaches, olds or fevers, ueo Syrup of
Figs, made hy California Pig Syrup Co.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cares dyepopsia
because its ingredieutB are audi that it
can't help doing eo. "Thu public can
rely upon it as a master remedy for all
disorders arising from im perfect diges
tion." JameB M. Thomas, M. D., in
Americm Journal of Health, N. Y.
Standard fashions now on sale at
Pease &. Mays'.
It's a real
pleasure
to get the meals for the family
when you have a complete sot
of needful! utensilB and have a
new Garland stove or ateel
range to cook upon. We fur
nish kitchens and can save you
money and many steps when
you want anything in tho
way of kitchen supplies. Our
stock of tinware, graniteware,
delf ware, table cutlery, car
vers, meat cutters, laisen seed
ers, pots, irons, roasting pnns
hundreds of other things to
make the kitchen complete.
We can furnish double oven
cook stoves from $8.00 up.
See tbo best Range on Earth,
The Garland
It has no equal.
Also a complete line of build
er's hardware.
Notice to Poultry Raisers:
No more Chicken Lice.
Cull at Mnler ik Denton's nnd bets
tho Antiseptic Nest Egg. Willi the
use of this Nett 'gg jou will have
no moru l.lce, Mitis or Vcrnln in
your poultry houses, getting hens
will set better eggs nnrt will hutch
better nud chickens will live nnil
grow better whetu Antiseptic Egg is
used. Sec them nt
nil
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piaier & lew
167 Second St.
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I Our Bicycle
Repairing Department
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Ts now in shape to properly
handle all Idnps of work
from a puncturo to building a
wheel.
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Also repair Locks, Guns, Sewing' Machines and all
kinds of light machinery, etc.
This department is under the charge of Mr. J. Kirchoff.
MAYS & CROWE,
CUhiskey.
This brand of Whiskey is guaranteed to the consumer as a
I'UKE HANI) MADi; SOUK MASH WHISKHV for family
and Medical Use. Sold by
Ben Wilson, - The Dalles, Or.