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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1899)
I ,.,1HHIB'J Fall Plaids.... We are now showing the choicest line of Exclusive Designs l PlnMH for ROpnrnte aklrta pvor oponrd to Uio ptiMio in this state. Thev nro Mecled from the leading ,,, Kr,mls hou'OJ of the country nnd fro n buyer., who mvo made a study of atyle. quality and elegance Do not l,o Mm that these goods como in bolt pleecP, hut p oaeo understand there 'la just enough for k akirt patte n So two Hli. Wo invito you to call early and Inspect these goods aa we take much pride in showing th"m. Free. Free. A Baseball and Bat with any Boys Suit. "A WORD TO THE WISE." In buying your Boy's Clothing; buy Clothing suitable for boys. You cannot put old heads on young shoulders. Wo are showing a line of SCHOOL SUITS, reinforced throughout, in all the lat est colors and materials, at prices ranging from $2.50 up. ALL NEW GOODS. Mothers, we invite your inspec tion. No one urged to buy. All Goods Marked In Plnln Flfrures. Pease & Mays. The Dalles Daily Chronicle. WKDXKSDAY - SEPT. (I. 1899 Telephone No. 1. TAKE NOTICE. TO OUR ADVERTISERS : All Changes iu Advertisements must be handed in before in o'clock A. M., as no changes will lie accepted in the aft ernoon This rule will be positive.' CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. The Dalles, January io, 1890. Oysters Sorvocl In every Style at A. KELLER'S WAYSIDE GLEANINGS. K.wtern Oysters on the shell at A. Keller's. .i.;it Kemumliur Mint Pease & Maya give away with uitdi boy's buU of clothes n ball antUbnt. A HuKor City man tins ordered a "OHeluiscirriPjro. It will bo the llret "no in Eastern Oregon. Wool lme not tnken n bnnk Beat by "nymoviif, and today 125,000 pounds weeold at the Wasco warohouso. There wns an umbrella left at Pease Maya' store yestorday, whlcli the ownei can have by calling at their oflice. Ronald McDonald, Wm. ltedmond ntl 'Vm Nulain aro no loiter subjects of ywjt llritnln, having sworn allegiance ' Uncle Sam. Who said thoro's going to bo a half- weddlnga this month in which a people aro interested. It isn't so, Put of then will occur In October. A Klrl lo do general housework, or to lit In woib nnd attend school, can m eillyiuent in u family where there ofllc"0 cl,ild,"' h 0PPlyl"K t this ' 4-lw Next Friday evening Cedar Circle will 'v 'a social at Fraternity hall. A flno En",1 W,U b0 ronde'ed Prof. Zl Wl" furntah " far the UB "'i88' 25 and 15 cants. ue euro and remember the date. hl7k U,rH' U,B 7-ye.r-old child a appeared from Portland a week hmS y.,.f,,U w,, Wttl PPO"Jo to 1, ," kl,,,m'P. no dUobwrtd ouml n 'm arow!d."d body was a (bating under Madlron bridge Uv llloro, A lnd been offered to anyone who found him alive, and if 25 for the recovery of his body in caeo he was dead. There is to be a meeting of the Hook and Ladder Company tonight, when there will bo a "warm time." Not a fire, but an energetic discussion of methods to procure u new equipment. Every member should be there. This has been just the kind of a day to make 0110 wish he owned an Eastman kodak. If you haven't one, the Butler Drug Company can tell you just how to get it. Nothing will add more to the pleasure of a long walk or drivo. The council made a move last night which will be seconded by everyone who loves light rather than darkness, nnd again we venture the hope that ere the dark, wintry weather Bets iu some agree ment will bo entered luto whereby we shall "have lilit." Postmaster Riddell lias received a complete description of thu new money orders referred to in Tin: Ciuto.sici.i: re cently. Tho supply of old onea will be used up about the 20th, when the new ones will be on hand. After January lat the fee on money ordera will be ma terially reduced. The Chhonici.e evidently got band concerta and collection day mixed yes torday when wo spoke of the impossi bility of standing on wet "payments" to llaten to tho music. Wet pnymenta ia good when referring to the foolish habit which prevails when payments nro made nowadays; but we really meant pave ments that time. From the nmouut of smoke which has been issuing from the freight oflice nt tho depot yesterday and today, one might have been tempted to call out tho fire department. But questioning de veloped the fact that the boys were smoking tho 111 oet expensive cigars at Smith's expense, for yesterday morning a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Smith, which accounts for tho extrava gance at the oflice. And now tho end of Mie rainbow is found to bo situated at Capo Nome, and tho grand rush which headed for Klondike two years ago is to be dupli cated in the wild rush which now has Cape Nome bb its goal. Anvil City, a place of 8000inhabitants,is headquartere, whore men pay 50 cents for drinks, $1 for a bed and from $1 to $2.50 for meal?. Now Ib tho best time for Oregonians to leave tho best mining district to bi found and rush pell mell after n phantom, elthor perishing on the way or consumed by scurvy or other disoase after reaching there. By neglecting the mines In their own etnte.they nro ouly leaving them for eastern capitalists to gobble up. You who do not want a fruit farm two and a half miles from tho White Salmon boat landing need not read this. Listen to this bargain of bhrgaliiB : 100 acres of fine land, fenced; 35 acres plowed, 80 acres pasture, and it can bo plowed ; 40 acres beautiful and valuable fir ami oak timber, 700 bearing fruit trees, and will produce all vegetables ant' fruits. SlX'room house, and sum mer house, barn 50x60, chicken house, spring house with fine living epring water, one nnd a half mile from P. O. ; good school nnd church near place. Owner will also sell farm implements and Btock if desired. Now think of this, price $1500 ; stock nnd implements extra. Take your choice between this place nnd the fine wheat farm one and a half mile from Grnss Valley. For further par ticulars inquire of old Dad Butts, the real estate man. Sheriff Kelly received word thiB morn ing that Tlios. Moran, who was shot by Frank Finnell Sunday, afternoon iu Crook county near Antelope, died last night. Up to the time of going to press no word had been received as to whether or not Finnell had given himself up or been captured by the deputy who was in search of him. Information received since yesterday is to the effect that Moran started down to Perry Maupin's place and aa ho passed Finnell he informed him where be was going. Seeing he was iu an intoxi cated condition and fearing he might frighten the ladies, Finnell followed him. When he arrived he found Maupin and Moran fighting, and interfered, when the latter pitched on him ferocious ly. Finnell then fired his pistol, striking Moran just below the sixth rib, tho ball coining out near the spine. No doubt by this time Finnell has gh-Pn himself up, but no. word has been heard. The D.U.'es now hea a band in which it can take pride, as was attested by the concert given at the club rooms last evening. Their selections were chosen with artistic taste, and the manner in which they were rendered Bhowed that the musicians have an idea what true music is; not a jumble of sounds, but the blending of tones so that some ex pression is given nnd the effect ia not lost on the henrors. The second number, "The Wayaide Chapel," was particularly beautiful and much appreciated by nil, ns was also tho march "Tho Great Captain." Tho musicians wero seated in the billiard room, and the parlors were well filled with members of the club and their lady friend. At the close of tho concert, nt the request of tho directors, the band gave another selection and many enjoyed a wait, in the parlors. A request has been made for a repetition of the concert, which will 110 doubt be granted if the weather will permit its being given in the open air when tiie loader of the band returns from his vacation trip. The l.mtlui. The pleasant effect and perfect safety with which ladles may use Syrup of Figs, under all conditions, makes it their favorite remedy. To get (he true and genuine article, look for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of the package. For sale by all druggists. I'ubllo Hcliuul Announcement. The Dalles public schools will open Monday, Sept. 11th. It it desired (hat as far as possible all pupib expecting to attend the fall term will be present. J, S, Landekb, 8upt. com wood 5? OAK, FIR, and PINE CORD WOOD At the lowest possi ble prices at r & Renion .Hardware and Grocjry dealers. I 111 I YOU CRJi SAVE V0NIEV f " g By buying your FRUIT JARS from us. GET OUR PRICES. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia because its ingredients nre auch that it can't help doing so. "The public can rely upon it as a master remedy for all disorders arising from imperfect diges tion." James M. Thomas, M. D., in American Journal of Health, N. Y. TEACHERS' INSTITUTE. . Convenes Tomorrow MornliiR l'roeram For .Each Session. MAYS & CROWE. The first Bession of this year's county teachers' institute will convene tomor row morning at 9 o'clock at the high school building. Supt. Gilbert expectB an attendance of almost 100 teachere and others interested. Arrangements have all been completed, and the following program will be carried out, the music being under tho direction of City Super intendent Landers : THUltSDAY, :kit. 7th. !:G0 fl. in Institute convene , Song by Institute Amotion. U.10 History 1. 1.. Cnraibell U .r0 Jlcnsurntlon J. S. Landers 1U:30 Lunguug6 1'. L. Campbell 11:10 Llcmontary tieogrtiphy J. S. Landers NOOK KECEhS. 1:50 Song by I'j&tltute Thu Kfcltatlon CHtherlue Martin Civil Government IlHttle Stlruwels How to Conduct tho Writing Exercise. , . Kutlu Dnvenrort Iuuttcntion Mnrgnict Le Due VoculMutlc O. It. Dooms Training lor Citizenship J. T. Kelt' Uso ol the School Library S. C. Slierrlll FltlBAY, bElT. Stt). 0:C0a. m. Song By Institute u:10 Arithmetic I". L. Campbell 3:00 Geography J. S. Lmiders 10:SO 1'iograin I. L. Campbell 11:15 Grammar J. S. I-nnders noon ltucnss, 1:30 Song I!y Institute The Classics Melissa Hill Tho Naughty Hoy Lois A. Helm What Makes What Mars the Teacher U, W. Blown Text Hooks Their Uso and Abuse. .15. It. Allnrd Learning by Doing H. L. Howe Fundamentals In Teaching . ...C. 1). Thompson Neatness and Kcouomyiii thu School Room Hojiuia Campbell How Much Business Education Should Ho Taught iu the Common School. B. Barnes Satukday, Skit. '.Hh. 9;00n. iu. Song By institute 1:10 l'sychology V, L. Camplell li:50 I'hyslology ; J. S. Lnulers 10:10 Theory 1'. L. Campbell 11:15 Heading J. S. Landers NOON 11KCKSS. l;M Soutr By Institute Claim of the Individual l'upil . . ,T. M. Chitstalii Importance of Habit. . Mella White Calisthenics uud Physical Culture ....Julia Hill Teachers' Need of lleercntlou Elsie Hall First Year in Heading Nan Cooper liapld Calculations G. W. McCluio Advanced Spelling F. A. Heaty Lectures Kvniliic SckhIoiis. Fkiijay, Skit, Mh, b 0) Musio Quartet Oratoti-"Churacter" H. W. Kelly "Are We Being Over-Educated? I'. L. Campbell Music Selected Satuhuay, Skit. Olh. 6:00 Music Local Talent KfclUtton Lelah Driver "Tho Educational Outlook" Statu Supt. J. Hi Ackcrimtn Musio Selected MRS. OlilVlfl W. MORGAN, TUDIO AND ART NEEDLE ROOMS. MASONIC BUILDING, Third Street, between Court and Wash, ton Street, The Dulles, "Harmony" CHhiskey. This brand of Whiskey is guaranteed to the consumcr-as a PURE HAND MADE SOUR MASH WHISKEY for Family and Medical Use. Sold by Ben Wilson, - The Dalles, Or. PEOPLE TOU ALL KNOW. N. C. Evans is up from Hood River today. E. H. Black came in from Warm; Spring9 today. Clyde Bonney came up from Hood Kiver last niglit. Farouer McRae. one of Antelope'e leading men, is in from that little city today. F. C. Savage, representing the Chicago & Northwestern, is iu the city on busi ness today. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Snipes started this morning tor the soda spriugs on the Klickitat river. Mrs. N. B. Speer came in from Warm Springs yesterday. Sue will leave for Portland Friday. Misses Rachel Morcan and Kathryn Sargent went uown to Hood River to day to attend the Ehrck-Eggert wedding tonight. C. L. Schmidt, formerly of Cascade Locks, but who now haB business in terests in Portland, came up from that place bst night. Hon. and Mrs. F. P. Mays and family came in yesterday from their outing at the Mays ranch beyond Dufur. They will return to Portland tomorrow. Miss Mattie Bailey, who has been spending her vacation in thia city, re turned to Grass Valley today, where she holds a position in the public school. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Barrett left thia morning for Portland. For the past Meek Mr. Barrett has been greatly troubled witti one of his ears, and goes to Portland to consult a specialist. Ed Patterson came up from Salem, an ivtug here last niglit. He will visit with his sisters here and his parents at Wasco for a few days, and ttieu leave for Seattle, where he haa accepted u position in n large hardware store. Mrs. P. H. Flinn, accompanied by her son, James, and daughter, Miss Irene, came down from their home nt Huntington yeeteiday. The former will tie the guests of the Misses Flinn, while Miss Irene is visiting Miss Pearl Grimes. Misses Balm and Francis Mann, nieces of I). J. Cooper, spent yeeteiday nnd today with their relatives here and will leave this evening, Miss Balm to accept a school in La Grande and Miss Francis to resume her duties in the Pendleton schools. Yesterday H. L. Vorse and his friend, Frank Bates, returned Irony an extend ed trip through the Blue mountains on horseback. They visited the mining districts of Oregon, going by way of in and near Suniptera Hip ti r ill helief tliHt V.Ri surpass the Cripple Creek district of Colorado, and in the long run even the Klondike of Alaska. While they encountered some rain, there is more enow to be fouiul in tho mountainous districts thau rain. ; T Sick Headaeiie absolutely and perma nently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herbdrink. Cures constipation and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy, Satisfaction guarantied or mousy back. L'o cts. and 50 c b. Blakeley & Houghton Druggist--. More Flies Are Caught witli molasses than vinegar, is an old saying, but Tanglefoot Fly Paper catches more than either. No infiect can resist its attraction and once within its power the tormenting possibilities of that insect nre over. Price 5c per double sheet; Our stock contains many other prepa rations for destruction of insect life. M. Z. DONNELL, Druggist. SpunUh Gulch and spending some days yauu return with Eastern Oregon is to caii lu Your ctiom. All countv warrants registered prirr to October 1,1890, will be paid at my office. Interest ceases after July lio, m. O. L. Philupb, Couuty Treasurer. The Busy Store. Euc'j tiny our business shows the people are liniling out wo nro pushing to the front with better goods, lower prices, salespeople tho very best, and last, hut not least, buyers who know their business anil buy for the people. C. F. Stephens Second Street. Y)11' UKiSKNimurrKit Physician and Surgeon, Bikx'UI utttntloii given lo surgery, Koouu'Jl ud Tvl.SH Vot llloo