'THE BRAND OF CAIN.
Department...
Do you know tho value of a dollar
Snvo money this month and buy your Gi
of the Dawson Grocery and Commission
and take advantago of this salo.
Our Former
Price. 1'rlce.
Pliieannli'. wliolo, imported, pur tin . .. 120 $ 25
I'ork iiinl JIuhiir, Wagner's, por ; tin. . . . 07Jfl 10
Cliun Xui:tar, I.ihorty bruiul, per tin. . . 15 20
Citron Sliced, American brand, por pkg 12,! Jo
Toilet Foiip, SwIhh, .'Jeakes in box, pr bx 12j 20
Jtakliij; I'owilur, Goid Leaf, pr ,V. lb tin 15 20
6.iui(, per 2-. lb tin flu 1(0
Sami', pcro I!) tin 1 25 1 flr,
Molasses, N. ()., ' gal 'is !!" 45
Srttnf, 1 pint tins 12J 15
Mapli'.Svnip, Old Suttlur, por gal tin.. 1 25 1 -10
fcum, pt'r ' Kill tin 70 80
Syrup, Kti'ukii, 1 gal tin CO 80
? 'If not, try to borrow one froiri a friend.
oceries right. We are selling out tho slock
Co. at greatly reduced prices. Call early
Our
1'rlee. i
Syrup, Rock Candy, ), gal lin $ (;o
Syrup, Peerless, 1 gal tin 45
Same, u gal tin 25
Syrup, Turfc't't brand, 1 ga! tin 50
Same, gul tin 05
Honey, Cal., in pt glasses, per jar 40
Sa.no, y, pt glasses, per jar 20
Horse Radish and Mustard, Red Rose. 20
Queen Olives, 10 oz bottles 85
Mulon Mangoes, IMn Money Sweet 50
Evaporated Horse Radish in mugs 15
Worcestershire Sauce, I. V. C, small . 15
Same, medium 25
Former
' J'rice.
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35
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Grocery Department...
Alt Gondii Mnrko5
In Plain F-'UturoB.
PEASE & MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone No. 1.
FRIDAY .... MARCH 2, 11)00
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HlJOtOKO jsz.
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scores of wool;roworu. Ih J'ortland
going to let all the interior towns gut"
ahead of us and put us to shame?
C. 15. Durhin biiB two light Brfthama
rooBters at tho Umatilla House uIioho
combined weight is twentyjJne pounds.
wiih a j
are tfi
MrDur
rixtt-wiuner In
oroughbreds and
bin's farm near
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"Held Ity the Enemy"
At the lialihvin tonight.
Many a true word ia spoken when
Uo women liiivc 11 ijuar el.
Little lirya' caps worth (10 & 09 eentu
e now ,r0 cents at Williams & Co'b.
Aj per the agreement entered into by
tlieLimiiies men eolleetioiiB will not be
nude until Monday.
The Hluuv company attracted tho
M'Jal hirne crowd today at their concert,
which whs duly appreciated by those
bo heard it.
Tho ladien of the Conureuatinnal
church are preparing u inoBt excellent
wmlcal program for tlieir concert,
liich will hu given ubout the middle of
Ihii month.
The Dufur dlapatch ia worthy of much
Ciie for the "Washington Birthday
Wltion" us edited by the Dufur public
Khoole, nnil printed in tho Dispatch
offii'cat Dufur.
A royalty of i27.50 Ib paid by Mr.
bw every time hu presontB tho play
Helu by tin; Knomy," which ia on tho
wrus lor tonight.
n Monday evening next, Malor A
Henton will radio ofr the handsome
nI which la on display in their
window. Holders of tickets are re
lated to In, present.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock tin
interesting muo 0f baseball will be
P'yeUt the fair grounds, between the
'" boys of the public school and
ir larger companions.
Reierved seats can be had without
"if charge lor tho matinee tomorrow.
leboxodlcu win bo open nt 8:30 n. m.
P Nan Winkle the old favorlto-it
P'WiOJ tho old s well ft8 tho young,
Portland Lougo, No. 142, B. P. O .E
w" hi The Telegram's popular lodge
T? Si hy H ,lumlity r 7772 voteB.
ueWk8 llniHhed strongand tho contest
order WUI' ll0'057 VOt8 f0r t,,Rt popu,Br
The .treota are getting quite dry and
"wnioredayaof the present woather
m them in mott elegant shape.
da in tho Immediate vicinity of
,9"dJivuJrU ,M(oruwd re 'n P
iMk. 00,ei,urlng plant at The
tow VCCQ,t,mK to a report from that
I" assured euys the Telegram,
lbs LIT "00n cm6 forward, when
hu ,,r llft'1 disousied a little
tophi 11 S' l! R ProflW Industry,
Tho larger bird
Portland. They
will be taken to
Antelope.
Tomorrow evening about fifty mem-
' hers of Friendship lodge, No. 0, K. of P.
will go to the Cascade Locks to witness
the work in tiio second and third rank.
Tho Regulator baa been chartered and
will leave hero early in tho evening,
stopping at Hood River to take Borne
twenty members of the order from that
place.
Tho anti-rodent crusade planned by
the phyBiciaiiB of Astoria haa been re
garded by some in the nature of a j ike,
but there Ia nothing funny about it.
Both Aatoria and Portland may ho via
ited by the bubonic plague though
Portland stands the better show to es
cape it and the doctors are trying to
make provisions to cope with it should
it break out.
The recent death of John R. Gould
removes a Mexicun war veteran who
enjoyed the distinction of having pub
lished the firtt English newspaper on
the Pacific Coaat. In 1813 ho enlisted
in tho United States navy and went with
Commodore Stockton to California. Tho
commodore desired to publish an Eng
lish paper at Monterey. He appointed
Rev. Walter Coiton editor and Mr.
Gould printer. For six montiiB Mr.
Gould set typo for "Tho California"
and worked oil the papers on a hand
press of antiquated pattern.
Monday last Rev. Horn had the mis
fortune to lose his house and most of
the contents by fire. Mr. Horn and
wife were away from home at the time,
and as they wore returning saw their
house, which is near Goldeudale, in
flames. The children who wore near at
hand saved a few things, but tho ma
jority of tho household ell'ects wore
destroyed. Mr. Horn has somo property
that cost him over $3000 that he is will
ing to dispose of for $1050, as ho is
badly In need of money nt present. For
any particulars you may Inquire of
Geo. A. Liobe, N. Whealdou, or address
lo. Horn nt Goldendnle,
Hood River Is to have a bank. Loallo
Butlor, of The Dalles, lias boon in Hood
Rb'or at diuoront times recently, looking
over tho ground, and lias decided to
cast, his fortunes with Hood River and
open a banking business. He has made
arrongements with S. J. L. Franco for a
building. Mr. I.aFranco will erect a
framo building on his lot adjoining his
atoro, and the bank will be ready for
business by the first of May. Mr. But
ler desired a brick building, but the
bricks could not be obtained in tlmo.
Mr. LaFranco will bo ready at any time
to build a brick adjoining the brick
building of Blowers & Son for the use of
the bank. Hood Hlver Glacier.
Once more has the ladles' theory that
gentlemen cannot enjoy themselves
without the presence of the fair sex,
lias been disproved. At least the mas
cuius sociabiliuB Wednesday evening at
the home of C. W. Riddell settled that
much vexed question. The evening
was most pleasantly employed In p'aying
games. Just betore lunch the guests
tried tht.tr luck at a novel guessing
gome. Mr. George Rueh took first
prize. At eleven o'clock the guests sat
down to the table and drew walnuts
within which were quotations. Woe
unto him who failed to guess the author
for lie woe liberally daubed with lamp
black and flour. After lunch was
served all joined in elngirig college
fionga, and then took their departure
homeward witii dark but smiling faces.
At a meeting of the Portland chamber
of cotnmerco yesterday, the matter of
securing turther improvements at the
mouth of the Columbia river was brought
up. It ia deBired to provide a new sys
tem of juttiea to scour out the sand at
the mouth of the river, until a depth of
40 feet at low tide is secured. For this
purpose an appropriation of $253,000
will be required, and as there is tn be no
river and harbor appropriations thieyear
it will be necessary to tack it on to the
sundry civil bill. The needs of the
great Oregon waterway will be communi
cated to the Oregon delegation in con
greas, where it will receive earnest at
tention, and an effort will be made to
secure the co operation of the chambers
of commerce of Astoria, Salem, The
Dulles and perhaps Boise aud Walla
Walla. Astoria Daily News.
Tho young woman at the St. Charles
hotel who says her name ia Miss Louiee
David baa not always gone by that name
says the Oregonian. A short time ago,
when she came down the river by the
O. R. & N., stopping at Walla Walla,
Wullula, Pasco and Arlington, she said
her name was Hilda Hobson, and that
she was a cousin of Lieutenant Hobson,
of the United States navy. Her leg
was not broken then, and she required
the usn of no crutches in walking. She
also stated she bad been in the Philip
pines, and had received four gunshot
wounds in her arm. Her arm was in
bandages then. She easily imposed on
the people of the inland towns, who
contributed liberally to her support.
Several of the railroad men looked at
her yesterday nud said that the Louiee
Pavid at the St. Charles hotel and tho
Hilda Hobspn who came down tho O. R.
& N. road were Identical. She is still at
the St. Charles.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Havi Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Notices
Mike Welch, veterinary Kurgeon, will
visit The Dalles Tuesday, March 0th,
and will remain a few dBys only. Par
ties wishing bis services can find 'llfi
- . m 1 I rt 4.'
at Ward Kooertson f ,iija-iu
A Clever Plr Well rortrnyccI-The
Audience lellj(lited.
The seating capacity of the Baldwin
theater is hardly largo enough to nccom-
modato the immense crowds that attend
the Shaw company's performances.
Last night all available seats were taken
and many were compelled to stand.
"The Brand of Cain" as produced by this
excellent company was all that could
be desired. The scenery and effects used
are carried by the company and con
tribute very much to tho enccces of the
rendition.
The scenoa in "The Brand of Cain"
are laid in Spain and England. The
play has equal propoitions of comedy,
romance and tragedy, portraying strong
sentiment throughout.
Mr. Shaw, in the roles of John Doe
and James Leighton, appeared to fine
advantage. He was given a difficult
tatk in Interpreting two characters of
opposite natures, but ho made tho
change from one role to the other with
?ucb ekill that he woo universal praise
from the audience for his clever work.
Every member of the company is
worthy of praise for their excellent act
ing and character portrayal. Mrs. Shaw
was an ideal maid, and, as Nora Logan,
coveted herself with honors. She was
clever, vivacious, and did not over do
the part, but was so pleasing that many
were the encores she received. Miss
Carter, as "Juana," tho Spanish inn
keeper's daughter, and Miss Kelton, as
"Phyllif Leighton," were highly suc
cessful. H. W. Gilbert was excellent
as "Jeffrey Gordon," while AI H. Hal
lett was an excellent "Laikine." L, J.
Plummer, as Sir William Courtney,"
was immense. A. J. Watson, playing
the villian, "Robert Burleigh," along
with the companion villian's part of
Mr. Shaw as "John Doe," demonstrated
very completely his versatility.
The entire performance was worthy
of praise, and one thatwas taking with
tiie audience.
MiriB Jfnnie Kelton very ably enter
tained tho audience between the first
and eecond acts with a song and dance
specialty.
Tho unieic as UBual was above the
ordinary, and the xylophone solo was so
pl?aeing that several solos were neces
sary to appease the audience.
Tonight this popular company will
produce "Held by the Enemy."
More Woolen Mills Nt'rtlrtl.
Portland is trying to se.-ure new in
dustriea within her gates. She advo
cated a wool'Econring mill and made a
hard fight for it but The Dalles offered
the best inducements, so "to the victor
belongs the epoils." Now Portland is
agitating the a visibility of securing a
woolen mill which would be a fine thing
for the city on the Willamette. It
would be well for Dalles people to bear
in mind that in conjunction with a
ecouring mill, a woolen mill would be
of great value at this place. An editor
ial in the Telegram relative to the mat
ter Bays:
"The Albany woolen mills are run
ning night and day, and c.m't keep up
with orders. Mucli the same condition
exists in other woolen mills of the state.
The, demand for Oregon-made woolen
fabrics far exceeds the supply. What
possible reason can there be, then, for
any long delay in establishing a woolen
mill at Portland?" And we say why
not establish it at The Dalles?
Aiiemueut Kxteimiou Couilctrl,
County Clerk A. M. Kelsay completed
the extension of taxes on the assessment
roll of Wasco county for the year 1899,
today and turned it over to Sheriff
Kelly for collection. Following is the
amounts of the several taxes as charged
to the sheriff:
Number of polls, at $1 each. . . .$ 010 00
Amt.of city tax (Thel)alles aud
Dufur 5702 71
Amt. special scliool tax (23 die) 10450 05
Aait. county, state, school, etc. 72328 85
Total amt of taxes $95397 Gl
The sheriff will send out notices to
taxpayers immediately. Taxes become
delinquent April 1st.
VUaulullou of l'Hrtnerslilii.
The business heretofore existing under
the firm name of Lane Bros., is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. L. L.
Lane will conduct the business at the
old stand, and collect all accounts and
pay all bills of the firm. All parties
knowing themselves indebted to the
firm are requested to settle as soon as
possible.
The Dalles, Or.t March 1,'lflOO. ..
L. L. Lank,
liid.tw NvM.-Lanb.
NewHewer SjrjtM; Y
It wll) be oine-tline,7et''ire(()!r.eacitoal
WoW of putlnn'Wallaalla'a nw
Bffir By Stem ibelaBK bJ'Wt'sq
lojfto lniurejHW.Ul4 &
CAwu Fire Inrahc'e'.'itut jiay
fcjfuW late. Arthur Beufert IraUjUnt
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For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
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A Splendid Assortment, of Choice Garden. Grass and
Vegetable
SEEDS IN BULK.
Seed Wheat, Seed Oats,
Seed Rye, Seed Barley,
Seed Buckwheat, Seed Corn
King Philip Corn,
Stowell'e Evergreen Corn,
Early Minnesota Corn.
Kaffir Corn, Egyptian Corn,
White Hominy Corn.
Early Rose Potatoes,
Burliank Potatoes,
Spring Veteliee,
Brome Grass,
Cheap Chicken Wlieat,
Poultry Food, Eee Supplies.
A magnificent stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries, nil of
which will be sold at close prices for CASH at the Fee J, Seed
and Grocery Store of
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A meeting of the L. A. S. tun club is
called for Friday night Mar. 2 at. 0
o'clock, ut Stadleman Com. Co. store.; A
full attendance is requested as business
of interest to members will be trans
acted. By order of Pres.
C. 15. Ct'MUNu, see.
Notice to the 1'uiillr. J
The Columbia Southern Railway Cotn-i
pany will complete its line and be'ready
to receive forward freight and passengers
from Sbaniko not later than April 16,
1900. Large warehouses and stock yards
will be erected and ready, for wool and
stock by the above date. Freight rates
will be considerable lower than by team
from The Dalles. Regular tariff will be
published shortly. 1
For further information call on or
address C. E, Lytle, General Freight
Agent, Moro, Ore., or the undersigned,
r.. r.. I.YTLK,
feblC tf General Manager.- (
Notice.
Arriving time of No. 1, west-bound
passenger, is reported daily to the
Seufert & Condon Telephone Co, Sub.
Bcribers can get this information by
calling centra'.
F. B. Thirkteld, health inspector of
Chicago, eays, "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
cannot be recommended too highly. It
cured me of sovere dyspepsia." It di
gests what you eat and cures indigestion
and heartburn, and all forms of dye-
pepsin.
U'MU.
By a young lady, a placa to do home
work iu a small family. Apply to Mrs,
Toomey, Now Columbia Hotel. 111 2 2w,
Fount,
A pair of eyeglasses were found on tho
Btreet today. Bame can be had by
calling at this office aud paying for this
notice.
For Iteut,
Two cozy, rooms, in private family;
central location. Apply at CiiuoNioi.t
office. ' , feb22-Iw
"I had dyspepsia for years. No medi
cine was so effective as Kodol Dyspsia
Cure; It gave; Immediate relief. Two
Subscribe for Thk,Cuhpmci;. 1
bottles performed marvelous results,"
writes L. 11. Warren, Albany, Wis. It.
digests what you eat and cannot fail to
cure.
for Suit.
Complete entertainment outfit, con
sisting of high grade magic lantern, with
views on Spanish. American war and
new talking machine with 20 records.
Made .f.300 clear ,ier mouth last fall.
Reason for selling owner ill. Call op
posite United Brcthern church on the
hill or address Virgil E. Greene, Tho
Dalhs. JanSO-lmo
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With every ono dol
lar purchase at our
storo during January
and February wo will
tivo a chance on a
$50
Alumini.ed
Stool "Range.
Garland
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