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This is tho most delightful, timo of
your to those who escapo it. But wo do
not like to enjoy all the good things of
this life alono, and as a special induce
ment to have you present wo will have
on fr'ulo this week.
Flannelette
Ladies Wrappers
at...
20 PER CEIL DISCOUNT.
FINDING
MONEY.
What's the difference, we'd like to know, be
tween picking np i dollars in the middle of the road or
wing them by buying your goods right. You may
nn L.i"nui in "t which is written, but when
yon trade with us you exhibit a wisdom which Is
practical, and that's the sort of knowledge which
counts.
The items we enumerate are not onr only attrac
tions, but an earnest of what we can do for you in a
hundred lines not alluded to.
BEGIN ON THESE.
McrM?J'u a ,dehe.(LiP cIoso tho Mance of those
MEN'S HALF HOSE at
95c
PER
DOZEN.
Regular two for 25s.
And during the balance of this week only, von
have the choice of all of our 7oc, 85c, $1 00, 1.25 and
l.r.O Men's Colored Shirts at
69c
Only two moro days. Don't lose this opportunity.
Al! Goods Murkotl
In Plain Flffuroa.
PEASE & MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Tflrphone No. 1.
WKDNEhDA Y - - - FEU. S.'8, 1900
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Oysters
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WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"From Sire to .Son,"
At thu Bald win tonight.
This Is AhIi Wednesday, tho beginning
of Lent.
This earth would again be nn Eden if
! men would only do what women think
they might to do.
A drove of thirty-two hogs wns re
Wived today at the stock yards for the
Columbia Packing Co.
TiioB. .1. Drlvtir has purchased the
lloeeleaf cigar store, which will he onen
lor business in the morning.
Thure will bo a reimlur monthlv nient-
I injtul the hoard of water commissioners
tonight at the recorder's office.
If you want to enjoy u pleasant
evening, see "From Sire to Bon" as
pretenteJ by tho Shaw company tonight.
All members of the Rathbone Bisters
ar0 H'ueated to meet tomorrow evening
DiuiiicBH of importance will come bo
lore the meeting,
Simeon llolton received a letter last
evening from Kov. Hawk stating that
'is eon was no better and ttiere were but
litlle hopes of his recovery.
At Sumptor, on Valentine's day, a
wanting buby boy was born to the wife
VV. S. Ohlpp. Mr. and Mrs. Chipp
'e well known In the city where they
formerly resided.
This morning one of the women work
jig hi the laundry fainted and us she fell,
e iron she had In her hand, camo in
intact with her wrist and burned her
'I'llto severely,
Marshal Hughes is busy with tho
6'rets in the outskirts of town at
I'fteent. lie lifts a force of men work
"'8 in thu cut t the head of Federal
8tre,,t w,,11,i imother gang are employed
nr the Ninth street bridgo,
Kf'y tills morning tho rain fell in
I, 0,118 ,or tow mlnutos and tho wind
" 11 l)Ur't Kale. However, when
"eenn came out bright and clear it
t long before our streets and
wlK8 were as dry as previously.
At Kiignno Saturday night the oflloerB
'il'll'u y Jll three tramps that
H, , U,,UVd ,,UrlU(1 BlllflllpOX
I nUt UrniiU Pass, tho other day.
then they have been burning
u' lritl,o ji as a dlslnfectant.
i lewnrort to be given by tho ladles
wh i !i t",,"ruKwwl church, and for
Prom ? " u,,oru8 ,8w practicing,
E'803 ,' musical event of tho
H80I. Uio Unto ia not deflnitely fixed,
but it will bo about the middle of next
week.
The Shaw company had their usual
crowd at the concort this uftcruoon and
played some very classical music. The
crowd while appreciating their talent
were quite cold in making any demon
stration, but then Tho Dulles is noted
for her lack of enthusiasm in the latter
matter.
Mits Dr. Harrington, a specialist from
Portland, is in the city md located at
room No. 4, Chapman block. Dr. liar
I ng ton gives facial treatment, removes
hair from the face, gives shampoos and
is an adept at manicuring. Ladies
are cordially Invited to cull and huve
mode of treatment explained.
According to the agreement between
the business men, wliuii collection day
fulls on Saturday it shall be postponed
until the following Monday. March
llrd will full on Saturday, po we have
been instructed to mention to the public
that generul collection will be made on
Monday, March Oth.
Members of Friendship Lodge, No. I),
K. of I'., of this city, have received nn
invitation from the lodge at the Cascade
Locks to be present next Saturday nignt,
as work in the recoud and third rank
will be done. The Regulator has been
chartered for that evening and from all
indications there will be u large crowd
attend the ceremonies.
One of tho front wheels on the hook
and ladder truck stuck fast yesterday
and refused to revolve. The company,
however, succeeded in answering the
alarm, although not as fast as is their
usual custom. On investigating the
matter, it was found that a piece of the
boxing bad worked loose and located in
such a manner aa to not let the hub
revolve around the axle.
A regular rneotiug of tho board of fire
police was held in the recorder's oiiice
last night vnd much business of im
portance was transacted. An election
was held and the following officers were
chosen for the ensuing year: J. F.
Moore, president; Win. VVoodrow, sec
retary; O. L. Phillips, treasurer; Thos.
A Ward, chief ; N. M. Eastwood, cap
tain. The Dalles, Portland &i Astoria Navi
gation Company hus decided to name
the now bout, now building at Supple's
yard, in Portland, the Reliance. The
new boat is rapidly nearing completion,
aud work is being puslied with all pos
sible speed. A crew was working yes
terday, and it is tho desire of the
owners to have herin commission by
April 1. Tho now yuoat will go on the
route between tills lacu and Portland,
and will carry principally passengers
and express froiglt. Thu new Reliance
will be equipped Avith compound engines
and pipe boilers Her dimensions are:
Length, RIO feet'; beam, 18 feet; depth
of hold, 0.0 feet.
Yesterday uftortioon about G:30 an
alarm of fire came in from box fifteen,
and in on incredibly short time the de
partment was at the soono of action.
Tho Bklbhe hotel was lllled with smoke
which come out of the buck windows in
v&lnmea and gave tho appearai c thtt
I e whole of the building was doomed
However, such proved not the case, as
upon closer inspection it wbs found that
a chimney had become clogged and the
smoke seeking escape came through the
walls and fil'ed the building. The East
End Hose Co. hnd a line of hose
stretched ready for action, while the
chemicul engine waB on hand and in
readiness for any emergency. The
Jackson's with their hose cart and tho
Hook & Ladder Co. were also ready
should their services be needed. How
ever, after a thorough inspection it was
found the department was not needed
so they returned to their quarters.
The Rev. Chas. M. Sheldon, authj . "
"In Hie Steps?," who electrified the
grout convention of Christian Endeavor
ers held in Detroit last July, with his
conception of the mighty power for
righteousness the newspaper could be in
the world, has been given an unfettered
opportunity to publieh for six issues his
ideal Christian daily. The Topeka Daily
Capital, a modem newspaper, the lead
ing journal of d!gnity aud importance of
the state of Kansas, in which Mr. Shel
don resides, has been placed uncon
ditionally at iiis disposal. On March
13th next, he will assume the entire
editorial and business control of the
paper. For six daily Issues he will he
its absolute owner. Unhampered, he
will pursue a policy dictated by an in
terrogation point. "What would Jesus
doV" will be the ringing challenge to
every piece of news, fo every editorial
and to every advertisement.
I'KOl'I.Ii YOU KNOW.
F. N. Jones returned from Portland
last night.
H. Moorehead, of Dufur, was in the
city today.
G. VV. Biilington, of Centervllle, is in
town today.
A. R. Graham Is in the city from
Centervllle.
J, M. Russell returned last evening
from Portland.
F. VV. Silvertooth came in from
Antelope last evening.
Hoyl Gieen. of Hood River, is reg
istered at the Umatilla House.
Geo. Lang, an old-time engineer on
tho O. R. & N. road, spent yesterday in
tho city renewing acquaintances.
Paul Rates was in the city last night,
on business onneoted with the insur
ance company of which Arthur So fert
is agent.
Ike Driver and sou, Tom, are in from
VVamiii. Mr. Driver states that every
thing In his vicinity Is looking fine aud
all are enjoying good health.
Eight Vvurti Willi'lut u Saloon,
The town of Garfield, Wash,, has this
record to its credit. The Law Union &
Crown Insurance Co. has the record to
their credit that they pay their losses
promptly. Arthur Seufnrt, resident
agent. 'Phone Hi.
For lU-ut,
Two cozy rooms, In private family ;
central location. Apply at Chhon::i.h
office. feb22-lw
"NORTH COAST
LIMITED"
TITLE OF NEW TRAIN ARRANGED
BY THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.
It Will Carry an Obtervatlon Car Be
tween Portland anil St. I'nol
Modern Improvements.
General Passenger Agent Charles B.
Fee, of tho Northern Pacific railway,
who reached Portland Thursday, an
nounced that April 29 his company will
establish a double daily passenger train
service between Portland, Puget Sound
and the twin cities, St. Paul and Min
neapolis.
ine morning train from M. raul w
leave at 8:55, after the arrival of the fast
trains from Chicago, SI, Louis acd the
East, running by tue way of Butte,
and will reach Portland at 7 a. m. The
corresponding trainwill leave Portland
at 11 :30 a. m. by Mie way of B Ute, and
will reach St. Paul at 3 p. m. and will
be known as the 'Worth Coast Limited."
Train No. 3 will leave St. Paul a9 at
present, 10:35 p. m., arriviog at P.r.
land at 8 p. m. Train No. 4 will leave
Portland at 11 :30 p. m. and arrive at St.
Paul at 7 :45 a. m. Both 3 and 4 will
run by way of Helena. This schedule
will continue in effect until November 1,
and longer if the businets justifies it.
Trains 3 and 4 will carry the same equip
in e nt as present 1 and 2, first and second
class coaches, Pullman first class and
Pullman tourist sleepers and dining
cars, with the usual number of mail,
express and baggage cars. These trains
will carry standard and tourist sleepers
from and to St. Lonis by tho Billings
ronte, the "Burlington," thus offering
the public a service to the Missouri
river country, St. Louis and inter
mediate territory superior to anything
heretofore established.
The "North Coast Limited" will, be
one of the handsomest and most com
plete passenger trains in the country.
With its new 70-foot baggage and ex
press cars, combination emoker, new
first class coaches, new Pullman tourist
sleepers, handsomely upholetered in
dark green leather, thoroughly modem
first class sleepers and elegant dining
curs, all wide vestibuled, the train
might be considered complete. Its chief
attractions, however, will be the thor
ough lighting of the train throughout
by electricity, including two berth lights
for reading in each section, and an
observation-ear, which will be 70 feet in
length, with a wide and handsomely
railed rear platform, will have 14 up
holstered plush chairs, with writing
desk and reading table in the rear end;
a caiefully selected library of 123 vol
umes; bath room, barber shop and
buffet in the center, while in the rear,
iu addition to toilet rooms for men and
women, there will bo two smoking and
card rooms, each furnished with six
comfortable chairs and a folding table.
These smoking or card rooms will be
shut off from the remainder of the car
and so thoroughly ventilated that thofe
addicted to the weed may indulge at
leisure without attracting undo atten
tion. The Northern Pacific management re
alize that for short night runs, as for
instance, between St. Paul and Chicago,
where there ie no opportunity to enjoy
the really interesting scenerj , a library
car meets the wants of the traveler, but
on a tranEconteutal journey of 200U miles
or more, where the passenger hopes to
see something of the country through
which he is passing, perhaps for the
first time, tiiey hold that tho obseiva
Hon cur is the car par excellence, and
that nothing else will take its place.
The "North Coast Limited" of the
Northern Pacific will be run exclusive
ly in the interest of passengers and, us
a consequence, the observation' car will
be kept on the end of the train for the
benefit of the passengers who have paid
their money and to the disgust possibly
of the "private car" tourists and rail
road officials who are so frequently in
evidence. President Mellen says that
neither his own private car' nor the
privuto car of other officials or people
will be hauled on this train.
Thus, for the first timo the transcon
tinental traveler is to have, and with
out extra fare or charge, a dully trans
continental passengar service absolutely
superior to anylhiug heretofore offered
him either in the West or in thu East.
The Northern Pacific people feel con
fident their enterprise will be appreciat
ed by the public aud that the large
business thoy liavo heretofore enjoyed
will ho greatly increased,
The Northern Pacific passenger busi
ness of the past year has been very satis
factory, aud it is showing a good increase
right along. It will not seem out of
place that the Northern Pacillu railway
should inaugurate this service, as they
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A Splendid Assortment of Choice Garden. Grass and
Vegetable
SEEDS IN BULK.
Seed Wheat, Seed Oite,
Sped Rye, Seed Barley,
Seed Buckwheat, Seed Corn
King Philip Corn,
Stowell's Evergreen Corn,
Early Minnesota Corn,
Kaffir Corn, Egyptian Corn,
White Hominy Corn.
Early Rose Potatoes,
Bur bank Potatoes,
Spring Vetches,
Brome GraBS,
Cheap Chicken Wheat,
Poultry Food, Bee Supplies.
A magnificent stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, all of
which wilt be sold at close prices for CASH at the Feed, Seed
and Grocery Store of
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did the dining car service, especial'y
whin it is borne in mind that tho earn
ing of the passenger trafns for the p. it
year show u greater revenue per train
mile than any other ro.ai in the Uniteu
States or Canada.
Volcanic Eruption
Are grand, but ekln eruptions rob life
of joy. P.uckien's Arnic.t Salvo cures
them ; also old, running ami fever sores,
Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts,
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, (.Scalds, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Beet Pile cure on
earth. Drives out pains and aches.
Only '2 cte. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Blakeley & Houghton, ding-
gists. -'
Ilor.ui Cur Salt".
Thirty head of good horses, weight
from 1100 to 1400 lbs. To be ieei. at
Jacob McRnynold'ti place, to miles east
from The Dalles. For further particu
lars address,
Sthauue Biios.,
jan24 mw The Dalles, Or.
F. B. Thirbield, health inspector of
Chicago, fays, "Kodol Dyspepsia Cine
cannot be recommended too highly. It
cured me of severe dyspepsia." It di
gests what you e.tt and cures indigestion
and heartburn, and all forms of dye
pepsin. Bargains in the
GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.
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i o nuvu pmciiuseii me enure stocu 01
the Dawson Grocery and Commission
Co. We have tho goods on sale now
AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES.
The stock consists of a larno otsoi t
ment of Syrups. Pickles. Toilet Sonus.
Bulk Mincu Meat, Spices, Olives, Bak
ing Powder, Extracts, aud muny other
good things not mentioned here,
I If you wnnt to save tuonov, order snn
and take advantage of this" special tali).
We have added a line of fresh Vcgou-
j bles to the Grocery Department.
PEASE & MAYS.
Why tuffir with kindey cr thtumn
tiem when it can bo posit. v -ly cured by
the use of the "Oxyiionor Kiug." Ho
medicine, no electticUy. but pure Oxy
gen instilled or absorbed through tho
pores of the i kin while jett-leep. No
need of going to iho hospital for medi
cal treatment when you can be cured at
home liy tho use of tho Oxygenor. No
matter what the ailment or disease tho
Oxygenor will diagnose the cuse and
proceed to cure. For further particu
late call on or address J. M. Filloon, Tho
Dalles, Or. phone 309. feblO-wfc
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FREE
With every one dol
lar purchase at our
storo during January
and Fobruary wo will
givo a chanco on a
$50-
Aluminizod (lariand
Stool Kango.
per & mm