FIRE DEPARTMENT RULES
White
Our Spring Offering of White Goods wi" comio"c
on Wednesday
February 7th, 1900, and bo the most complete offering in this particular line yet
inaugurated by this house. It will consist of Dimities, Lawns and organdies, Laces
and Einbroidorios, Ladies', Misses' and Children'! Muslin Underwear, Table Linens,
Napkins, Towels and Towelling, Muslin, Sheeting, Sheets and Pillow Cases, Lace
Curtains and Curtain Material.
Gent's Furnishing Goods Department.
If you want the best you have no other choice; we don't make it so, but peo
ple who liko up-to-date wearables, just prices and fair treatment do. Not a hund
red years, not fifty, nor even one has elapsed since the clothes we are showing were
made. They woro made this season and in this season's style. This not only ap
plies to our Men's Department but to. the Children's as well, and there's a stylo
about them that's exclusive. Isn't it worth something to know that you are in
style, especially when it costs you no more?
Our advertisements are our letters to you, written,
a houso that has always been jealous of its reputation and
All Goods Marked
In Plain FIkutos.
R;e Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone No. 1.
H'EDNKsDAY - FEBKUAKY 7, WOO
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WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
.Sheriff Kelly Iiiih turned over to the
treasurer .$7701 4i, taxes collected during
the month of January.
"I as at the head of my class toduy,
I'd." "That's good." "Yes, teacher
waa illuBtrutin' wliut It cava iu the Bible
about th' Ittbt beiiiK first."
1'ruf. Sundvlg announces that his
linciug classes and regular soirees on
Wednesday and Saturday nights will be
held ns usual thin week, the coftipany
whlcli win) to occupy the hall failing to
fill their engagement.
They're buying them In batcheB of
'oiir. J:' very man seems to realise the
great snap A. M. Williams & Co. nre
offering Id Manhattan shirts tit a dollar.
They're going going, und the first
thing you know they'll be gone.
Catch on?
Dulles people are constantly clamor
ing for good plays, and now that one of
rrohiiiuii's companieB is to preseut such
play as "The Little Minister" in our
ty, they should show their apprecia
tion by givlutr It such u house as few
companies are greeted with.
Ktgllt hundred ilnWntin iiltnmli.il Iih
I-eague of Republican Clubs In Portland
'Bterday, which, with the large number
"'spectators present, made an enthuei
"He gathering of Kepublicaim. The
"alius, however, did not loom up very
wspiclously, although she is not lack
"K when it cornea to pollticliwis of that
Popular fuith,
Arthur Creighton, of 3-Mile, will
Probably lio laid up for a month with a
'we loot, caused by a bad cut which lie
"ceivud yusterday afternoon. While
c"ttinK the limbs ofT of some trees the
'" slipped und struck his right foot, in
Hctlng a severe wound. The young
'n was brought into the city and Dr.
"j1"1 Iull"d It ueuessary to take about
tlozun stitches.
An iiiiiiiensn
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Winter Uainpmoettng last night to listen
to four, n. v. 1'oling, who spoke ou
' Glory of the Physical and Spirit
l Life." Jia address was most ef.
wtlveand at the close of the service
Ur l,HronM were converted, making Uf
j" converts since the meetings began.
Jjev. Hawk and the young people of the
P"orth League will be at the camp
meeting tonight.
Utile (!ll,mu... I ..t.
Ill lorue jbu'i ciean ii
ot be through-any neglect of D. C.
, who culled this morning and
11 u generous supply of the Colum-
Winged Carnival!
PEASE
! bia Star Mf. Co.'b soaps of all kinds.
'A printing oflicu is a splendid place to
test anything in that line, and having
had previous experience with this par
ticular brand, (since which time our
devil has found it necessary to use no
other) we can recommend it.
Mrs. Robert Lowe,of Fairfield district,
has many friends in The Dalles, who
will he pleased to learn that Mr. Lowe
; returned last night from Portland bring-
I tik' word that the physicians now give
the most encouraging reportH concern
ing Ii'ih wife's condition. Mrs. Lowe
left for Portland about a month ago and
entered the Good Samaritan hospital.
A week ago she underwent an opera
tion for a tumor, und is now in a fair
way to recovery.
Jn Idaho a unique suit for damages
has been filed by a hobo against the
Oregon Short Line. The hobo recites
that he was stealing a ride, being located
ou the brake rods underneath a car,
that he sustained the injuries received
owing entirelyto the fact that servants
of the corporation knew he wus there
without right and did not put himoU'as
was their duty, and that through their
gross negligence he sustained the inju
ries for which he claims damageH. Owing
to the peculiar claim the attorneys of
the road are deeply interested iu the
case.
To the already large assortment of
hooks iu the public library the following
have recently been added : "Jed Pot
tage" by Mary Cholmondehy ; "Cyrano
de Bergerac" by Kdmund Moatand; "In
Connection With the Willoughby
Claim," Francee llodgon Burnett;
"Jauice Meredith," Uaul Leicester
Ford; "The Woi kers.VUwo volumes)
Walter A. Wyckofl"; PFrlend Olivia,"
Amelia IS. Barr; "A. Knight of the
Nets," Amelia Barr Pembroke" Mary
K. Wilkins; "Fable in Slang," George
Ade; "The Abbe Constantine," Ludovic
Iialevy.
If the order of the Artisans were not
benefited by the address of Hev. G. W.
Grannie In its behalf last night at the
Congregational church, it would be un
accountable, for a more elective and
fasclnatlug speaker would be hard to
find. While leaving out not a jot or a
tittle of the facts necessary to a thorough
understanding of the workings of the
order, he clothed them iu such uu at
tractive manner that the triteness ol
the bare facts and figures was lost and
the audience was interested throughout.
Mr. Grannis is witty and at the same
logical. The audience should have been
much larger to do justice to the speaker.
As a preliminary to the work which
the ladles of the W. 0. T. U. are about
to enter upou and as u in cans of becom
ing better acquainted, a reception was
held at the Christian church yesterday
afternoon, a large number being present.
A short program, consisting of a hymn
by the Union; n graphoplione soio
"Nearer My God to Thee;" recitation,
Miss Maud Dustln ; .solo, Hdua Burnett,
andacorouet solo by the graphoplione
occupied the early part of the afternoon,
signed and backed up by
business integrity.
&, MAYS
and a reception followed. Banded to
gether, as they are, in such a noble
work a feeling of sympathy existed
which made their Dret social session a
moBt happy one.
Win. Vanbibber, who is out at all
times of the night with his milk wagon,
sayB the storm of Monday night was the
most severe he has ever encountered in
The Dalle?, compelling him at one time
to stop his horse and get out of the
wagon until its furor ceased. It seems
that the storm was general, afi a Spo-
kune paper says: "For eight hours laBt
night a terrific windstorm raged all over
eastern Washington. It increased in
violence until its velocity was over thirty
miles an hour. Every wire connecting
Spokane with the outside world was
prostrated bv 2 a. m. West of the
mountains the wires east, west, north
and south went down before 1 o'clock
and news reports were shut oil' at that
hour. Telephone lines were seriously
interfered with in Spokane, and there
were few connections able to communi
cate with "central." The wind waB
from tiie southwest. Pedestrians on the
down town streets found locomotion
dlfilcult. It was warm work making
one's way hefote the fierce gale, while
traveling witii the gale it was still more
difficult to prevent a record breaking
gait."
Short Council Mectlnir.
The couucilmeii have commenced an
other series of meetings, the second
taking place lost evening, when, beside
Mayor Kuck, there were present Council
men Clough, Gunniiig, Johnston, Wil
son, Stephens, Shackelford und Kelly.
At the last meeting the petition of
G. F. Guinther and others was intro
duced, asking for a sidewalk on the west
end of Niuth street. Last night James
Leary and other property owners on
that street entered h remonstrance
against the same. On motion of Kelly
it was referred to the committee on
streets and public property, which com
mittee decided not to take action until
the next regular meeting on the lid of
March.
On motion of Johnston it was de
termined by the council that the city
will hereafter pay expressmen the sum
of $4 for hauling either the chemical
engine or steam engine to a (Ire, Und
$2.50 for the hose cart.
The committee on health and police,
to whom was referred the petition of
citizens asking that Chas. Alisky be ap
pointed a special police, recommended
that the petition be denied, which
recommendation was adopted,
In the matter of the petition from
East ICnders for the appointment of
W. 0. Johnston as a special police, the
committee asked for further tune.
No particular phase of the sewer
question was brought up, the committee
continuing In their work of making
valuation of the property to be benefited
thereby, It was, however, decided that
as soon as the task was accomplished an
expert would be employed to attend to
the clerical work.
Council adjourned to meet on Satur
day evening.
Itcml Thrin no That You Will Ho I'ohUiI
Tlmrrnn.
Tho following rules will govern the
fire department of Dalle.e City under the
new alarm system :
First district will comprise allenttof
Lnughlin street.
Second district all west of Liughlin lo
Union.
Third district all west of Union to
Fourth street bridge.
First alarm of bell will be answered hy
company in whose district it is situated.
Second alarm calls company from ad
joining district.
Third alarm talis tho entire depart
ment at once.
At the first alarm nil companies will
hold themselves in readiness to answer
second or third alarm, except those that
are required to answer thecal! until such
time as the second and third alarms are
sounded.
Two taps of the hell will be a recall for
all companies that are not needed at a
fire, which will be a signal that their
assistance will not be needed.
Three taps will hn sounded each day
at noon.
Tho chemical engine and hook and
ladder company will answer to all alarms
that are turned in.
Keys for the alarm boxs nre at the
following places of business:
Electric Light Plant,
Gunning's Blacksmith Shop,
L. A. Porter's stable,
Midway saloon,
Stubling saloon,
Simonson'8 grocery etore,
Chas. Frank, saloon on second street,
Sinnott & Fish,
Engine House,
T. J. Seuferts, house on third street,
F.Hill.corner third and Lincoln,
Geo. Kuch, store,
A. M. Williams & Co.,store,
Mays & Crowe, store,
Father Bronsgeest,
Dan Baker, saloon,
Ben Wileon, saloon,
L. S. Davis, feed yard,
Wasco Warehouse Co.,
Aug ist Buchler, brewery, '
Saltmarshe feed yard,
Pease & Mays, store,
Blakeley & Houghton, store.
All alarms for fires outside of the
districts mentioned should he turned in
at the engine house.
I'KOl'I.K VOU A I.I. KNOW.
A. J. Brigham is in from Dufur.
0. B. Hartley, of Hood Hiver. is in
the city.
Mr. W. A. .Tohneton left today for a
short visit in Portland.
A. M. Kelsay returned last night from
a short trip to Portland.
W. J. Lauder, of Bakeoven, returned
last night fro'm Portland.
J. M. Russell, the wool buyer, came
up from Portland last night.
E. A. and E. L. Holmes are registered
at the Umatilla from Wallowa.
E. Jacobsen left yesterday for a trip
through the Prineville country.
Miss Nell Miuhell returned to Steven
son today, after a few days visit here.
Mrs. A. S. MaeAllister was a passenger
on this morning's boat 'wund for Port
land. Mrs. P. Perlman, who has been absent
in Portland two weeks, returned home
lust night.
Mrs. N. Harris and daughter, Zeporah;
left this morning for Portland, where
they will hear Nevada.
Miss Edn Fisher came up from Port
land hist night to spend this week's va
cation with her parents.
Mrs. Furman, who has been visiting
tier cousin, Mrs. J. M. Fleming, left ou
the boat this morning for her home near
Portland.
Hev. and Mrs. G. W. Black und family
left Tho Dalles today for Hoslj n, Wash.,
Hev. Black having accepted a cull from
the Baptist church at Unit place.
Mrs N. M. Eastwood and son. Bert
Prnyne, returned last night after ti
month spent at Modesto, Calif. They
stopped over In Sun Francisco going and
coming.
Charles Heed, of Portland, n former
Dalles boy, who has spent the past few
months with his sister, Mrs. Geo. Johns
ton at Dufur, has been visiting friends
in The Dalles since Monday.
ltev. G. W. Grannis, who came up
from Salem last night and spoke iu the
interest of the Artisans, left this morn
ing for Goldendale, and will probably
return tomorrow, speaking in the Meth
odist church tomorrow night on temper
ance.
Miss Minnie Lay returned last night
from St. Louis, Missouri, und Columbus,
Ohio, where she has been spending
the past few months, She was accom
panied by Miss Dennis, of Columbus,
Ohio, who Is a friend of Mrs. Logan.
The latter met them in Portland, re
turning with them on the boat yester
day. ;
UOUN.
Iii this city, this afternoon, Feb, 7th,
to Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Aldeu, a son,
Be a friend to your purse. Buy shlrtn,
und pfenty of them, when you can get
Manhattans at a dollar. Williams &
Co. 'a the place.
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similating IheFoodandRegula
ting the Stomachs andBowcls of
Promotes Digcalion.Cheerfur
ness and Rcst.Contains neither
Opium.Morplune nor Mineral.
Hot Narcotic .
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Mx.Sauuz -Rotk,USJ-
U?SbonatrSoitt
CliuM Sugar
Wunjrrm flavor.
Apetfecl Remedy forConslipa
Hon, Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature of
new york:.
t CXACT COPy OF WRAPPER.
SEEDS.
CASIURU
SEEDS.
A Splendid Assortment of Choice Garden. Grass and
Vegetnble
SEEDS IN BULK.
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Peed Wheat, Seed Outs,
Seed Kye, Seed IiKrley,
Seed Buckwheat, Seed Corn
King Philip Corn,
Stowell's Evergreen Corn,
Early Minnesota Corn.
Kaflir Corn, Egyptian Corn,
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A magnificent stock of
which will be sold at close
and Grocery Store of
J. H.
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
IN THE
liioceig Dep'i.
You will find sauces and ;ondi
inents to tickle the palate of
any epicure.
Major Grey's Bengal Chut
ney. '
1). & H: Chili Sauce or To
mato Chutney.
Red Mot a good relish.
Manila Relish.
Sweet Relish.
Horse Radish Mustard.
Essence of Anchovies.
Paprica gonuino Hungar
ian. Tabasco Topper Sauce.
Evaporated Horse Radish.
East India Currio Powder.
Colory Salt.
Tomato Mustard.
Sandwich Mustard.
Mayonnaise Mustard.
Flaccus Proparod Mustard.
Fronch Mustard.
Oyster Ooctail.
Catsup Faust's.
C. it B. Walnut Catsup.
C. & B, Mushroom Catsup.
Olives, Pickles, etc.
SEE WINDOW.
PEASE & MAYS.
CASTORIA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature Xf
In
Use
Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
TMC CENTAUR COMMHT, HtW YORK CITY.
SEEDS.
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White Hominy Corn.
Ewrly Rose Potatoes,
Hurhaiik Potatoes,
Spring Vetches,
limine Grass,
Cheap Chicken Wheat,
Poultry Food, Bee Supplies.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, all or
prices for CASH at the Feeil, Seed
CROSS.
SEEDS.
FREE
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"With every one dol
lar purchase at our
storo during January
and February wo will
give a chance on a
Aluminiod Garland
Stool Range.
A IrlKiilful Itlmulcr
Will often cause a horrible bum,
scald, cut or bruise. Hncklen's Arniru
Salve, the beet iu tho world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cured
old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, eornn,
felons and all skin eruptions. Heat pile
cure on earth. Onlv 'Jo cts. u bux.
Cure guaranteed, Sold by Hlake'ey t
Houghton, druggists. I
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn, Munufictured by Clarko
ik Falk,
$50-
piaier & Benion
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