THE COUNTY IN8TITUTE
I'KOPI.K SOU ALfc KNOW.
WASH
DPESS
GOODS
Final Gloarnnco Reductions in tho Wash Goods Department. Lawns and
Dimities, 700 yards of choice patterns, were 15 and 20c, now 9c per yard
Madras Lace Yaconas, 15c per yard, now 7.1 c per yard
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
A great Clearance Sale of Ladies' Shirt Waists; one lot of Colored Percale.
Shirt Waists that sold up to 80c Your choice, 19c
One lot of Ladies' White Waists, made in yoke style, from fine Sheer Lawn,
a waist made to sell for $2.25 Your choice, 98c
WRAPPER SALE.
Five dozen Lawn and Percale Wrappers, full sweep, ruflled yoke, and braid
trimmed For Friday and Saturday, 59c
PARASOLS.
To close them out we will sell all our Fancy Parasols and Sunshades AT COST
LADIES' SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Summer Underwear at about Half the regular price
All Goods Marked
In Plain FltfureB.
Pease & Mays.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
FKIDAY
AUGUST 25, lSf)
Telephone No. 1.
TAKE NOTICE.
TO OUR ADVERTISERS:
All Changes in Advertisements must
be handed in before 10 o'clock A. M., as
no changes will be accepted in the aft
trnoun This rule will be positive.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO.
The Dalles, January to, 1899.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Th. I...- - .1 1 1...
uusiuutjt! uieuung anuonuceu 10 uu
beld by tlio Epworth League tonight
lias been postponed.
cmr youiig ladieB can secure employ
went lit packing plums by applying to
Kurtz at thu I'acllle Express oHlee.
Yeetarduy afternoon J.M. Heritor, one
oIAntelopu'a most prominent sheepmen,
obtained a marriage license from County
Jerk Keleny to wed Mies II. L. Btocker,
"'so of Antelope.
The largest and most complete lino of
Ml and inter millinery arriving dally,
the Campbell & Wilson millinery
More. The early fall novelties in
"'eet bate are now in. d2c-wl
At the miuett of llw. J. II. Wood, of
' Motho'hbt ehureb, Itev. Poling hns
wnjentoj to fill Ul0 pulpit of that
cl"cli Sunday evening, there being no
ilmrdf arVlCU lli0 CoKreKtiounl
Mr8 h'kw and children left Arllng
jn 'or Chimalla on Wednesday's train.
'r. Itrisgs ia to follow them soon and
. 11 lak charge of the leading dry goods
w; t tlmt place. Master Ted Briggs
Ollbe' frlL'"aa '" rrtllu,d---Coudon
ABHonotlcaafew drops of raiu fall
""Koio press, we were inclined
Omu tl,u wtmll,ur report and llnd
Z m HHyH' "I'rolmbly occasional
wl!niVr lonil,t and tomorrow."
welcome l''ey "re nnyU,lnK but
,1!j?!'u.rcl,," published at Denver
Gran 1 1 1 ,)wu" lltt8 futurned from
reit ,1 , H"(1 exl,ecl" 10 be
Msl.iL , lu,n,,w. He has been kindly
who 1 ylhu liev' j6"Ph DForl,
tosnln,,V,ar,"1,in0retu "" "
Pnd Au"st with his Umlly.
ftor.ET,.ti(,n wUh " numtxrof vis
try a"rurt,"t actions of the coun-
Urtt bii.!.0, le",n tLtt M,de ,roua
1 b'eclilng to some of the grain
ttiero has been really no injury done Ly
the recent rain?. This is good news.
Much better than we dared expect.
The Dalles had a distinguished visitor
last evening in the person of Hon. Geo.
II. Williams, wlio was on his way to
1'endleton where he has some important
legal matters to attend to. He made
the trip up from Portland on the boat
and remained over until the night train.
Judge Williams is always- a welcome
visitor in The Dalles, where he has
many friend?.
The little steamer Fiver, yrnich has
taken the place of tbo ltcgulator while
she is dieabled, is acquiring herself in
a splendid manner nmf she will yet
show what she is majle of. YeBterduy
she bt ought up over four ton of freight,
and each day is well loaded with
passengers. The Regulator will be
ready to make her usual trips by
Wednesday at Jeast.
Goldrndale and Hood Kivor nro de
termined to have a sufficient number of
newspapers. There is scarcely field for
one paper at the former' place, and yet
they already have tw6, and will have
another by the end of October, the new
one to be an agricultural journal. The
Hood Kiver Glacier is a neat, newsy lit
tle sheet, but what in the world does a
place the size of Hood River need of two
newspapers?
Yesterday afternoon when U. F.
Brewster, tbo veterinary surgeon, was
about to administer a doso of medicine
to a sick horse which had just been
brought In from the country to Wilson's
stable, in the East Km), the animal
objected and kicked him in the left arm.
The arm was broken a few inches be
low the shoulder, and hu was thrown
against a stall near by, injuring his left
aide, from which he is suffering much
today. Dr. Gelsondoriler reduced the
fracture aud rendered other necesaary
services.
Last night at the Methodist church,
Rev. N. Evans, pastor of the Golden
dale M. E. church, who has just returned
from the National Epworth League con
vention held at Indianapolis, gave a
very interesting address on the work of
the' convention, which was especially
enjoyed by the League members. For
an hour or more he held the attention
of hia audience and all were disap
pointed whou ho ceased speaking, bo en
rapt were they by the manner of his ad
dress and the idea he gave them of the
good work which is being done by the
League throughout the United States.
H, J. Hlbbard tells us that a black
bear, about half grown, called at his
house Monday. Bruin at first went to
the front door, but finding it closed,
tited around to the back door where
he met Mr. Hlbbard coming out to tee
who had called. Mr. Hibbard called
to his wife to come and see the bear,
but it was some little time before she
got to the door; the bear in the mean
time looking at Mr. Hibbard as if he
wbs listening to the conversation. Be
fore Mr. Hibbard could procure a guu
his visitor left, going over thu hill in
the direction of Jos. A. Wilson's place.
Glacier.
Since the first of May tbe Luckiamute
Mill Company, of The Dalles, has Bent
out over n million feet of lumber, and
about 250,000 shingles, and Btill have to
keep their planes and saws humming to
meet the demand. So eays tbo Tele
gram, airain confusing Dallas with The
Dalles. But the Telegram reporter is
not the only one who insists on making
tiie same erior. Few, perhaps, knew
that a recruiting station for the Thirty
fifth infantry wouldn't have been opened
here had not the same mistake
been made. Lieutenant Lewis was
greatly annoyed while here because his
mail, containing necessary documents
and money, was not received, and upon
investigation found they were sent to
Dallas, where it was Intended he should
go; but the names were mixed and he
came here. Why don't they change
the name of Dallas to Dewey or any
thing except wTmt It is.
Theto is more than one way of beat
ing the nickle-in-tho-slot machine, and
if their owners don't "look a little out"
the man with an inventivo faculty will
bo making the rounds of The Dallea ere
long. He visited Astoria recently and
in several places emptied the cofi'ers
completely, aud in others ho exercised
moderate discretion and left a few
sequestered nieklcs to indicate that the
machine was etill in condition for bar
room patronage. As nearly as his
method can bo determined it was found
that he carries a gimlet, and affecting
drunkoness, leans against the machine
and perforates the casing. He Mien in
serts a small wire, and applying it to
certain parts of the mechanism causes
a deluge of nieklcs to fall out regardless
of any color ho sees lit to play, He was
amazingly successful until the chief of
police discovered him aud arreeted him.
lie, however, was released and left the
town, so that It behooves other cities
to be on the lookout for him.
Special sale of fruit jars at Mays A
Crowe's. Get our prices,
Paint your house with paints that are
fully guaranteed to last. Clarke & Falk
have them.
Clarke & Falk have received a carload
of the celebrated James E, Patton
strictly pure liquid paints.
Will llo fluid In Tim Dull Next Men th
A H)li'iillcl 1'niRram.
Supt. Gilbert is now busily engaged in
arranging for tlio teachers' institute to
be held in the High school building
lioro on Sept 7lh, 8th and tlth. The
CtinoN'it'MS has just gotten out a very
neat little program, which will be sent
to each teacher in tbo county. Judging
from the program tbe sessions are to bo
exceptionally interesting, not only to
teachers, but all in sympathy with school
work.
The evening sessions include recita
tions, speeches, orations and music, the
latter to be under the direct supervision
of City Supt. J. S. Landers. The entire
program will be published later.
A committee on entertainment has
been appointed as follows: Minnie U.
Mlchell, chairman ; Louise Rintoul,
Maggie Flinn, Salina Phirman, Etta
Wrenn, Ellen D. Baldwin, Emma
Roberts, Katie Roche, Ellen Cooper.
A social luncheon will bo served in
tho Academy Park at noon Saturday,
tho 0th, for those in attendance at the
institute.
Tho Oregon school law has a section
which reads tbusly: "Tho county super
intendent shall hold annually a teachers'
county institute, for a term of not less
than three days, for the instruction of
teachers and those desiring to teach;
and all teachers in the public schools of
his county shall bo required to attend,
and the eounty superintendent may at
hie discretion revoke tbe certificate,
reduce the grade, or refuse to grant a
certificate to any teacher who refuses to
attend the county institute without
cause."
The occasions for enforcing the per.a'ty
for non-attendance at these institutes
are almost unknown, so interesting and
instructive iiavo these meetings become
An arrangement has also been made
whereby teachers in attendance, whose
schools are in session, are entitled to
wages for tbe school days missed.
The Kud Came This Morn Ids.
As wbb seen to be inevitable by all
who knew the serious nature of Richard
Elton's condition, his deatli occurred at
7 o'clock this morning at the Union
Btreet lodging house, where lie was taken
when brought in from his homo in the
country.
Although in recent years an operation
or appendicitis is not considered of so
serious and fatal a nature as formerly,
where peritonitis has developed a patient
rarely survives, and are always consid
ere J hor eleB?. Such was tho caso of the
deceased, although he seemed to exper
ience no excruciating pain until Sunday
evening, having apparently been in per
fect health until that time. When he
waa told by tlio physician that his trou
ble was appendicitis he Eeemed to be
anxious that an operation be performed,
and neither the physicians, the patient,
nor the family feared any fatal reEultB
until they discovered that they had to
deal witli peritonitis, and from tint
time on they hoped against hope, 'ind the
end came this morning.
Richard Franklin Elton was horn in
Tho DalleB fourteen years ago the 20th
of laat July, and spent hia short life
in the city and at their home four miles
out. He was a bright boy and bid fair
to become a good, reliable man. Being
the youngest son, he was naturally a
favorite and is greatly mourned by his
lather, mother, three brothers and four
eisters.
The funeral will take place to-morrow
afternoon from the Christian church at
2 o'clock. Rev. Smith, of Dufur, will
officiate assisted by Rev. Rubbing.
Friends are invited to be present.
l'ulillu Announcement.
To my friends and former patrons : I
take pleasure iu announcing that I have
arrived safe and sound from Manila, and
have again entered civilian life, and can
hereafter be found in business with my
brother, D. S. Dufur, at the same old
stand, where I will be pleased to meet
any of my friends either for a social
chat or business proposition of any kind,
Comrades and old Vets, welome.
Yocaiomucho trab.ijor,
GlIOIKili II, Dukuu.
24-27.
lIUinurok'H Iron Nurve
Was the result of hia splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
klndeys and bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the success
they bring, use Dr. King'n New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body, Only 25c at lilakeley
& Houghton's drugstore. 2
Nutlet).
All outstanding warrants against
School District No. 12, Wasco county,
Oregon, will be paid by the clerk, C. L,
Schmidt, upon presentation, Interest
ceases from this date,
C. L. Schmidt,
Clerk School Dist. No, 12,
The Dallea Or., Aug. 14, 1800.
R. N. Wood worth, of Wseco, is In the
city.
J. E. Williams came down from Moro
yesterday.
R. J. Gorman went down on the boat
tiiie morning to Hood River.
F. B. Sommerville came in from Hay
Creek on the stage this morning.
Grant Mays left on yesterdav after
noon's train for u short trip to Portland.
Mrfi. O J. Lewis and Mrs. R. G. Dav
enport returned Iat night from their
trip to Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. N. Evans camo over
from their home at Goldendale yester
day, returning today.
Robt. Bilton and sister, Miss Isabel
Bolton, camo up last night from a trip
to Portland, and left this morning for
Goldendale.
Misa Sarah Henderson will leave on
tlio afternoon train to sneml tbe re
mainder of her vacation with the Misfes
Ricks at Bonneville.
11. C. Nielsen left this morning frr
Nahcotta, Long Beach, where his family
are spending the summer. They will
probably return with him. During his
absence Harry Fredden has charge of
Iiia store.
Judd S. Fish, proprietor of the Uma
tilla House. Frank Fulton. B. F. Lutph-
lin, J. C. Hostettler and Edward C.
Pease, all prominent business men of
The Dalles, arrived in tho citv yesterday
and left on tho evening S." V. Ry for
RobinBonville district, where they are
interested in several mine properties
wun jar s urauienatign, formerly editor
of The Dalles Ciihoxiclk. who has been
developing these mines for a year past.
Baker City Democrat.
The party consisting of Mr. and Mre.
Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Geis
endorfler and Mise Henderson returned
last night from their trip to Cloud Cap
Inn. Although being compelled to make
a hurried trip, spendinu but a day at tho
Inn, they were delighted with the sur
roundings aud tbe beautiful view ob
tained. On account of the high wind
that was blowing on the mountain the
guide thought it not advisable to at
tempt the summit, and the party only
climbed to Cooper's Spur.
To Cleanso the System
Effectually yet gently, 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.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di
gests food without aid from the stomach
and at the same time heals and restores
the diseased digestive organs. It is the
only remedy that does both of these
things and can be relied upon to per
manently cure dvspepsia. Butler Drug
Co.
"Our baby wa9 sick for a month with
severe cough nnd catarrhal fever, Al
though o tried many remedies she kept
getting worse, until wo used One Min
ute Cougli Cnre, it relieved at once and
cured her in a few days." B. L. Nance,
Co.
For Side.
Twen tv-three city lots for sale. From
$50 up. Inquire at Columbia Hotel.
S-23-lmo.
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wood
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OAK,
FIR,
and
PINE
CORD
WOOD
At the lowest possi
ble prices at
jnaler i BBnfon
Hardware and
Grocery dealere..
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More Flies
Are Caught
with molasses than vinegar, is an old
saying, but
Tanglefoot Fly Paper
catches more than either. No insect
can resist its attraction and once within
its power the tormenting possibilities of
that insect nro over.
Price 5c per double sheet.
Our stock contains many other prepa
rations for destruction of insect life.
M. Z. DONNELL,
Druggist.
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YOU CAH
SAVE JflOHEY
By buying your FRUIT JARS
from us. GET OUR PRICES.
MAYS & CROWE.
CJClhiskey.
Tills brand of Whiskey is Guaranteed to the consumer us a
PUKK HANI) MADE SOUK MASH WHISKBY for Family
and Medical Use. Sold by
Ben Wilson, - The Dalles, Or.