Regular Experiences
Life is full of misfits
Yao meet U.em every .lay, lj.il none el them wore noreliand at oar
plHijn. ( yon want m be ilreeeed Willi nood taste, eoree (jive nu llieonper
Iran '-"rd-to-llt. and at ..rlcea tliat ill tl, pocket boob,
$6.50 to $25.
A Boy at the Best
When he is well dressed
bit clotlii'B should be just right in stylo and nil that good tailoring can
umke thi'in. We nrw showing gome Bchool Btiita that are DandleB und ut
prices ranging frtim $1.00 to $10.00. Never before did we have bo complete
a stock of wearable, well put-to-gether suits.
See windows. See windows.
No further disappointment.
We were disappointed last week ourselves in not getting our
SPRING GOODS
marked und on our counters for Inspection, hut po many thincs crowded themselves into tbo week that we could
not get around to the marking of foods, although many of them were unpacked and all they required was a few
Small fiRures to make them more desirable to you thun ever. Wo will not disappoint you nuain in thin par
ticular, lor we are just as anxinui) m this matter as you are, und if you will indulge us just a little longer we
will repay you for your patient waiting by a display of all the latest novelties in Wash Fabrics that ttie most fasti
dious could desire.
All Goods Marked
In Plain Figures.
PEASE & MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone JVo. J.
MONDAY
MARCH 1'.', 1900
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I A HIV til ill
Oysters
J KELLER
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"ti of a little over half an inch a day.
A car load o cattle from Wieser, Idaho,
"! fed today at the stockyards. The
tattle wure en route to Portland.
fhe County Commissioners court ad
journed Saturday. Tiiu proceedings will
ppear in tomorrow's Ciikoniui.e.
It is ertitl that the Kentucky Democrats
re going to plnco Governor Taylor on
I'ial (or receiving a plurality of the votes
O'llieetntt!.
Tlio friends of Mrs. O. L. Bradehaw
pleased to learn that she has
wl? but steadily Improved In health
I'nce her return home.
W. J. Ilrtrriuuuj, of Kndeisby, deliv
N today to Ohrisman Bros. Pi heod'of
"'o-jear.ol.l Bteora that had beWcon
lrtl for Home ago ut J4.35 jAhun
dK gross.
Sutty-nlm Japanese, who recently
' on thu Columbia Southern ex
ension, nf,,,,. MltUt h t0 Tlu, hMte
H passam, on the Regulator this
"owing for Portland.
Culie quoted at per tou at the
""win Great Itrituin and ut !fL18 per
'"Mtlm inli.u I the United States.
"e "gurus explain why American coal
' ""Exported to the Mediterranean.
'rim llhunitore," says President
l Kinley, ..wll ovor )wmm lhe ope
l, A bl'"-tiverned people will
) r permit despotism in ftliv govern
ll wlild, they foster und defend."
whoV' ,MorK,,l,i of U. S. Navy,
Iron, m n 1 rot"r'l to Washington
0111 Manila, thinks a..i..i,i i i..
" "1HIWW IQ lilb III
Chi
n
lnMs has h,eu alleged, but is Home-
concealed In the Island of Lueon.
. cl"f Marden has nurchaiMl Dm
soad
BIU SMllO.
fx will, open
liow town at
the
In the
dlery
itock i.. " purcna
Kut w i of 00- c
2 ml will continue tl
opal,. MUU ". Uoof
6 Li'"1'88 eP in the
liPTrlnWMtlngion In-
WJ'lncethe Keimbllcani deprlvtd
hfm of a chance to injure the gold fctund- j The Modern Woodmen of America, of
ard. The Republicans intend to rid him
of more foolishness, and when all ib
removed there will be no more Bryan.
Put Uoltott, one of the solid farmers of
Tygh Ridge, is in town. Mr. Bolton
says the Ridge never had as Vine ajros
pect for a big wheat erorVvBut he
naturally complains of the hr( price of
this cereal and hopeB Marjr Haruta will
start the market before the nextVrop ie
ready for hauling.
The March report of the statistician
of the Department of Agricultural, will
show thu umount of wheat remaining in
farmers' hand1) March 1, to have been
about 158,700,000 bushels, or 29 per cent
of last year's crop, us compared with
198,000,000 bushelH, or 20.3 per cent of
the crop of 189S on hand March 1, 1899.
A lovlier March day than this was,
The Dalles never saw. The sun shone
out bright and clear in a peift-ctly
cloudless sky und the air wih balmy as
the month of May. Kurly flowers are
ul ready in bloom, fruit and shade trees
are putting forth bud und blneeoin, and
all nature seems to say thut spring is
fully come.
Jiev. U. F. Hawk filled his pulpit
yesterday, morning and evening, after
returning Saturday night from the bed
side of his little son in Portland. The
lad underwent another operation Wed
nesday which he endured with nmttr.ing
fortitude, but, to add to the poor child's
suffering tie lias since contracted the
chicken-pox.
A correspondent of the Antelope
Herald predicts that the Trout Creek
mining district, near Antelope, will be
the biggest., camp in tlio United States
in loss than two years. A Sumpter cor
respondent of the Oregonian recently
predicted that 10,000 miners will pros
pect Crook county us soon as the spring
is fairly open.
Tho county court has appointed
Timothy Brownhill justice of the peace
for Thu D.tlloB, vice, C. J5. Bayard, who
was obliged to resign on uccountW his
health. Mr. Bayard, wo are pleased t
learn, Is slowly recovering from Ws
recent severe illness and Is able to be
out of bed. Mr. Brownhlll will atUiuc
to Mr. Bavard's ofllco business till' the N
latter's health is fully restored.
Samuel J. Vickere diod at bis resi
dence in this city at 2:15 yesterday
morning. The deceased was n native of
Warren county, Kentucky, where he
was born December 8, 1850. At the age
of 14 ho professed religion and united
with the Presbyterian church, and from
henceforth till his death he livid a con
sistent christian life. The funeral took
place from the Oalvery Baptist church
this afternoon , Kev. Clifton ofllciatlng.
ecnmiuL v
AL. TU
i&ock
ahi
rill succeed
ompson and
Geld for the
nearly 50
st a total of
was no con-
which Mr. Vickera waB a member, took
charge of the body at the grave.
The election of a school clerk and one
director to succeed Geo. A. Liebe was
held today commencing at 2 o'clock.
For the clerkship tiiere was no opposi
tion, so Mr. C. L
himself. Messers.
Geo. A. Liebe contest
uirectorsliiD. At 6 o
votes had been cast Jta
only 84 last year wIlcii the
test. The polls will remainopen till G
o'clock.
With a view to handling eome con
struction material for the Central Navi
gation Co. the liegulator made u trial
trip yesterday over Three-mile rapids
into the big eddy. Tho trip was made
with ease and Captain Allien anticipates
no trouble in towing loaded scows Into
the eddy, bu'. thinks they could not be
safely towed back at the present stage
of water. The Regulator is the fir.st
boat that ever crossed the rapids up
wards. Some of the copperhead papers are
shouting gleefully, "Tho Filipino rebe'
.lion is not suppressed." This would
be great news to tho Democratic party
if it were true, says tho Globe-Democrat.
Bryan would whoop for joy if the Fill
pinos should mnko an onslaught on the
Americans anywhere in the islands and
kill them or drivo them into Manila or
on to the war-ships. But Bryan will
never get a chance to do any whooping
on this account. Tho rebellion in the
Philippines, which was inetigntcd by
tho Democratic party, has been sup
pressed. If the copperhead papers have
any doubts on this point, let them ask
Apuinaldo about it, If they can find him.
He will quickly tell them the jig is up
for him and for them.
That little folks can entertain was
fully proven last Saturday atteniogn,
when little Nova Dawson, aseistod by
her sister, Ertna, received a number of
their friends, the occasion bcingln honor
of Nova's tenth birthday, sore cards
were given end) guest, on which was
written the word "Transfiguration,"
and the object was to trabffigure that
word into as many others as possible.
Retta EJdon was the fortunate one and
secured tho prize. Gaines were played
and refreshments served, and the time
happily spent by the following: Retta
Eddon, Helen Hobron, Edna Sanders,
Frances Lake, L'zzio McArthur, Jessie
Hosteller, Anita and Crystal Bennett,
Drusilla Moody, Agnes Ramsey, Nellie
and Lou Hostetler, Norma Dieizjl,
Calanthe Reedy, Ertna and Nova Dawson.
A DEADLY COMPARISON.
A Stronc Inilorntmeut of the McKlnlijr
Administration.
The brilliant cx senator from Kansas,
John J. Ingalls, who certainly will not
be regarded as a party hack or politician
looking for preferment, gives an inde
pendent view of the McKinley adminis
tration, prospective and ret'Osp-ctive,
and says:
"Demagogues are out of a job and the
only tramps are volunteere. Something
hasEcattered plenty o'er the smiling land.
employment ip abundant and wages
rise. Agriculture embarrasses the
farmer with its riches, and burdens the
fleets of the world with its abundance.
Commerce thmes beyond precedent.
Manufactures multiply and replenish the
earth. From Cape Nome to Puerto
Rico, from Manila to Maine, forges
blaze, EtackB smoke, wheels revolve,
spindles hum, and electric lights burn
night and day. It is an illuminated
chapter from the Romance of Prosperity.
Even per capita, tho mysterious and
menacing spectre, whose shadow so
often darkened the feast, has increased
from $22.47 (when McKinley was in
augurated) to $25.98 at the close of the
third year of nis administration the
nioet rapid growth of money in circula
tian in our history and very largely in
gold.
"lhe republicans hold the affirmative
on every question before the American
people. They have redeemed their
pledges, and are not encumbered with
ancient platforms. They will renomi
nate President McKinley, as the Demo
cretes will nominate Mr. Bryan, by ac
clamation. One will stand on the dec
laration of principles of 1000; the other
on the Chicago platform, with codicils
and postscripts drawn from a grab-bag,
reaffirming undying hostility to govern
ment by injunction, which is a night
mare; to imperialism, which i9 a
chimera, and to the gold standard,
which is the corner stone ol the finan
cial system of the world."
Wuutvil.
A girl to do general house work in a
small family. Apply at this office. tf
Tlio New Yotk Cash Storo is selling
ladies shoes at $1.00 per pair.
Pingree $ ft j
lilililJsBBM
IB
AVfcgdable Prcparalionfor As
similating IhcFoodandReguIa
ting (hcStoinachs andBovrels of
Promotes Digeslion.Cheerfur
ness and Rest.Contains neither
Opium.Morphine nor Mineral.
lVOT "NARC OTIC .
nape aroid-SAMUELimmn
fimfJau Seal'
Mx.Senn '
jlaUc Smd t-
iKntSrsd-
Ctotfot. Vicar
MSitrmmrnanr
Aperfecl Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stonvach, Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions .Fcverisn
ness and Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature of
NEW YORK.
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
31
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
THC CINTAUH COMPANY. NCW YORK CITY.
3i
shoes for women
are honest and feel best
they fee! best because of the
supremely good workmanship.
For $3. no other make of a ladies'
fine shoe can match the Pingree
"Composite" either In the style, ser
vice, or comfort.
A High-grade Shoe
SPRING LINES READY.
co 1 1
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Dissolution of Partnership.
The business heretofore existing under
the firm name of Lane Bros., is this day
dissolved by mutual const n'. L. L.
Lane will conduct the business at the
old Etand, and collect all accounts and
pay all bills of the firm. A'l parlies
knowing themselves indebted to the
firm are requested to settle as soon as
possible.
The Dalles, Or., March 1, 1900.
L. L. Lane,
luvdiw N. M. Lane.
Mrs. Caivia Ziu: merman, Mileiluiv,
a.,eayp, "As a speedy cure for coughs,
colds, croup and sore throat Or.e Minute
Cough Cure is untqualed. It is pleasant
for childien to take. I heartily recom
mend it to mothers." It is the only
harmless remedy that produces im
mediate results. It cures bronchitis,
pneumonia, urippe and throat and lima
diseases. It will prevent consumption.
ISUmurck'A Iron eive
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualitioi and the succecs
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only 25c at Blakeley
& Houghton's drutriiore. '2
To tlio I. mill s and Gentlemen.
Mr. C. L. Liinburt, of Strauss Bros.,
of New York and Chicago, merchant
tailors, has a full Una of e.wuple at thu
Columbia Hotel sample rojms for a few
days taking orders for men and boys'
suits as cheap as ready made. ml'J-M
Mrs. Harriet Kv.inp, Hinsdale, 111.,
writes, "I never fail to relieve my
children from croup at once by usii g
Ono Minute Cough Cure. I would not
feel safe without it." Quickly euies
coughs, coldf, grippe ami all throat and
lungdUeuht's.
It's shoes this time: All our spring
styles lira hero. Many were waiting and j
have supplied themselves with a pair.
Hemeinber our prices are the same as
lust, year no advance this Is why the
people buy so readily. New York Cash
Storo.
No hose supporters needed with ihu
"Fay Stockings," and they mo absolute,
ly tho best wearing stoekins made.
Try 'em. New York Cash Stoie.
I'm' h 5. OO .'iikli
And ono dollar und fifty weekly
you can purchase a twenty. live
dollar watch or di miond at H.uryC.
L'ebe's, in tho Vo:t block. Watches,
diamon Is, clocks', jewelry and silver
ware at most reasonable prices. 3 S-3t
Egs Tor Sale.
Full blooded, barred Plymouth Hock
egJ, per Fotting $1 .00 and $1.50. For
particulars call on or address,
Sanders Bnos.
Box 647. The Dalles, Or.
Sick Headtche absolutely and perma
nently cured by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herbdrink. Cures constipation
and indigestion, makes you ent, sleep,
work and iiappy. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money hack. 25 cts. and 50 cts.
Blakeley & Houghton Druggist-.
Lewis Ackermau. Goshen, Ind., says,
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers always
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never giipo." They gently cleanse
and invigorate tho bowels and liver.
1)1.1 you ever 1 . ..r 1 07I.';. , c.
street eu:-a tn I "7 i v. ic l v.i.'u?
Vi'nll, lie cans !. V'j :-! c. -.J.nr, ur..l t 7
her Mttltiff on f-.o l: 1 . tui'o o! v ,.-o'.i,
as shown is tiics ijU-.itj. ITt nr.Co up
rr.lncl tiicn v.z t'.:ero tUrt t'-.o would loc'j
just too Mvcut for rojllrta? an " Weycle.
Anrt she i'.'-cs. liut tr h'.r.i! of Wcyclc lirj
r.Koort (lcaltOf,.o:!l Jjh'.i;-,' recc, So
if yo-j. want to l.oolr i wect. bU7 your vLccl
as CM Ut. ) ol io r.c;-.'. fcr
CRAWFO
Golden Eagle, $25
Crawford . . . $30
Cleveland, .
S40
and $50
We have handled the above lino of
wheels fur sevet ul years. Tho gnat anted
onthenliovo wheels two such that no
one need to hesitate to buy either of
them.
JffciieF & Benton
Solo Agonta.
INSURE WITH THE
Law Union & Grown Fire insurance Co.
OF LONDON. FOUNDED 1825.
CAPITAL PAID UP $7,600,000. ASSETS $20,126,035.
t'urpliu U'jond nil l.lubllitlctf in United dm tea
$621,108.28.
A RTH UR SEUFERT, Res. Agt. The iwlUf, oil