todies' Shift
Tim lino wo now Imvc on oulo
extreme.
I'hls la I ho imu nun provou
list eonsou to '"" ciHtomiT., mid you will find Hint
fxpoiieui-o Inn taught tliu itiunu ftinttiror improve
inentH Unit w"l 1,0 I'u'H-'lclnl to tlai wearer, both in
mslionin! stylo.
fancy fleekoiear
Ono of 1 1 to requisite!! with pretty Shirt wnista ia
nobby Stock!', Hows, uto. Thcno wo have in it (.-rout
variiiiy of Btyloa.
Belts & Belt Buekles
Tho protty Molt Ituuklun tliat you henr ro much
about, wo Imvo just received nnd nro showing in con
nccll'jn with tint largest llnu of Holts ami Holt Duck
ies ovor shown lioro hoforo.
Wash fahries
Wo nro constantly milling to
plete stock of dainty anil Ferviceablo
Wash lO.ttiriu-J which wo invito yon to count and In
sped at any and all Union.
All OoocIb Marked
In Plain Klfturos.
Lis udiitij ndiiy biUJoniBie,
'J'eleiitwui' No. J.
.MONDAY - - - MAKUil till. lflllO
i,.'iveil In
every
stylo by
A.
KELLER
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
TlieGolilemlalo folks will assemble in
hum meeting tonight to nominnto a full
city ticket.
Walter A. Kcavis wai ono of thti nail-
fcwer at the soldiers' funeral vuaterdav
iu I'ortlaml.
Tho city bastilo had one occunaul hint
ilit. Charge; drunk unci disorderly:
ttoneiiientj 2, cash.
The CrluoNiri.K is indebted to tho
courtesy of Senator Mulirldo for valu
bleilociiineutH received,
Gmml oiienillL' Of Hiintm- nnUnrn luitu
Mil bonnets Wednesday, March 28th,
"Mrs. Phillips' millinery parlors. 20-27
Two cars of cattle, from Payette,
Haho, were feil at the stockyards today.
Tlicy aro dejtined for tho Portland
market.
Freiubt for
'vely rate and large qualities leave tho
co warehouse daily for Prlncvillo
U other points.
We rpLrnt lnLn.n ... .i...
. . " - "...ill HUUI lliu viuiuun
w'e stago driver that Mobch l'ike, of
'Mt city, tho venerable fnthor of Col.
ti i 1 ,yil, at 11,0 loi"'t of death.
t'001,1 gentleman must ho well ulong
In the clKutlca.
T''very Intuit iu local politics ia that
" IK'moenita cay thoy aro going to
wnlnalna man that will i.,u Units
'oronor. Hut thoy wont do it. Old
gory l.ln.stlf, with old Kick ut his
u,. ooiil.l .,ot heat lintta,
Ji?' U', r' H,uvlt WIIB uiml,1 to ocun
'"8 n.lpit owing lo,m annoying ut-
ei! ' l!cl:""",ox wl,I(l1' " contract
0'" Ilia little ton on his last visit to
' , ,luv' " V- lUlUV Mr'
"l'ljU in tho morning and Ilev.
Wifionin tho evening.
cifcf?;,,I,,I;clork 1,011011
iitem I)a,lBB' Wl, ll,lV0 notyot
hiZ 0I" n,y d,y ' ",o wBk.
to af' "rl'ose, exoopt Salnrdny, and
dei . "y "fl ,nr nH PomIWo, be
In i ?"UUy ,,eo,,U' w,, wU1
lucll 'dftrk'B mcaon 'y
'e'lrotloi!IUI,'b0rfl MP t0 U' hsttiay of
" Uturnry Club will meat
olJniii "Vuni"Kln tho room back
vrlll fl Hrow'HI' office. The club
That JIT tho l"68'? Reolved,
boll(u!!, PnW"nMU should be
1 u .1 ful1 ondnco la requont
wo member will decide t the
Oysters
Waists
Is lieniHifnl In tho
Still
ho imtisinctoiy
our already com
Htock of dimmer
PEASE
mcutiui; tho (jnoslion of discontinuing
tliu meetings until next fall.
Itugiutration proroedn at a slbw but
steady pace. J.cph than half of the
votoru of The Dalles have reL'isUired.
The progress is believed to bo Htlll slower
in the country where como people, aa we
are told, have lot a foolish notion that
the law is some kind of an imposition
upon tho people instead of a remedy to
prevent repenting and fraudulent voting.
Maud S, tho fleet heeled pot of the
American turf for years, who died in
New York city, tho 20th insl., is to have
a U' in ml funeral befitting the noble ani
mal, which by her swiftness as a trotter
and beauty of symmetry, wau tho ad
mired of all admirers uf tho race course
in thin country. The Vanderbllts will
iiIho erect a monument lo her memory,
II. O. rroobstol, of Sherman county,
uhipped on the Regulator this morning
to Portland It! head of draught horses
tbut would average probably over 1500
pouudu each. They vioro all broken to
work and were, altogether, the finest lot
of horses that have been shipped from
hero iu a long time. Mr. l'roobstel ex
pects to leulittc $350 a span for some of
them.
While crossing the Columbia, Sunday,
Messrs. I'rathor and llansberry saw a
corpse lloatinu down stream. After
landing the passengers on tho Hood
Iliver side, Haneborry thought to bring
the corpeo to shore. After sailing down
below tho White Salmon dock ho die
covered the ghastly remains, which
proved to be tiic remains of somebody's
dog. Glacier.
It is understood that tho O. R. & N.
lias begun preparations for tliu improve
incut of the main line between Pendle
ton and Umatilla. Some mouths ago,
ongineors laid out the work, which will
consist iu straightening grades and
otherwise Improving the roadbed. It is
claimed thai something like 500,000
will bo expended iu tho woik, which
will probably bo dono by contractors.
Tho following personal appears in
tho Walla Walla Union of tlie22ud Inst. ;
Dr. Doc Sing, a prominent Chinese
merchant of The Dalle?, Or., is iu the
city on u visit to his brother-in-law?,
.Shoo 1'ly and Charley Lee. Mia. Doc
Sing la ut present in China at the head
of a missionary society. Mrs. Doc Sing
was born iu Walla Walla and was edu
cated in the public Echoola of thin city
ttnd iu Tho Dallos, Or.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Williams mid son
Ed, parents and brother of Mrs. D. V.
Poling, havo arrived from Wullu Walla
with tho intention of residing perma
nently In caso the climate lo agreeable
to Mrs, Williams' health which has been
impaired through recent attacks of
pnemonia, Mr. Williams was formerly
ahorjlTof Polk county where ho la well
mid favorably known. The family have
rented the Bulger rendeuca on Fourth
atreot.
Tho city of Walla Walla has contract
ed with the lllulock Fruit Company,
aCorain'
lliul'o what they art). It was our old friend,
Patrick Henry, who remarked upon an historic occa
Bion, "Tho next alo that sweeps from the north will
brin? to our ours," etc.
Now, ovory timo you hoar (ho roar and rattle of
a freight train, lot tho idea strike yon that wo aro
getting more now goods. Hero are a fow specimen
nuggola from the Inut new lot:
TWO LINES
of Men'n all-wool Cheviot Suits in black ami blur,
Htaplo all the year round. Our pr,co .fC 00.
FIVE LINES
of Men'a Fancy Worsted Suits, In all tho Intest pat
terns, direct from the factory. Our price i.00.
SIX LINES
of Men's Casslmero Suits in stripes and shecke, with
tho new stylo douhlu-brcaatcd vests ; equal to any
CDBtom-.nado varment ever put together. Our prieo
tlO and $12G'J.
Several lines of Worsted, Cheviot and Oxford"
Suits at prieoo ranging from $10 to $25. These line9
includo Iho hot-t products of the Eastern markets.
They nro not b.iught in quantity, but thoy cover a
selection that would do credit to any city in tho
United States.
SEE WINDOWS.
AYS
whoso lands are west of town, to take
all the sewerage flowing from tho outlet
for a period ot S3 years. The company,
as a guarantee of good faith, has given
tho city a lion on itB land for the time
mimed. The IJlalock Fruit Company
intends to use the water from tho sewer
lor irrigating and fertilizing purposes,
and are muking extensive arrangements
accjrdingly.
There has been so much inquiry for
t he Tom Bruce call story that the
Journal will havo to tell it. Hnvs tho
Salem paper of that name. One Sunday
morning, soon after Tom was elected a
Baptist deacon, bu got all dressed up to
go to church before feeding a fine suck
ing calf he was raising. The calf bucked
its head into the pail of-milk and nearly
ruined Tom's suit of Sunday best. It
was thou his political enemies fmy lie
exclaimed: "If it wasn't for tho love
of God Bproad about in my heart. I'd
smash your d -d head off."
Hero is tho way the Heppner Gazette
eizeB up Joaquin Miller: "Mr. Miller
does not stutter in his speech, but lie
dues in writing his name. You ought
to see his signature on tho Palace hotel
regialer. It is fac simile of some of the
Klondike trails he had to follow. He
first makes a break towards the bottom
of the well, then takes a turn toward
tho county jail, then u dasli toward the
First National bank, four dips toward
Iiawdog ridge, nnd wanders ofl'iu a free-and-etiBy
toward all points of the com
pass." Twickenham's new paper is announced
to appear next Wednesday. As tho
town of Twickenham consists of a post
office and school house on the banks of
tho raging John Day, it was profanely
hinted that the publisher would have to
use the school house for au office but
the last grapevine telegraph announces
that a shack has been built for the
paper's accomodation. 'Iho paper will
bo tho oflicial organ of Iho Twickenham
townsito boomers in tho coming county
seat contest. When the fight is over
and Fossil has won, the little paper will
wrap the drapery of ila conch about it
and lay itself down in everlasting sleep.
Mayor Kuck and Councilman Gun
ning went down to Lylo yesterday to
ex.unino a gravel bed at that place and
figure on the coat of bringing the gruvol
hero on scons for uso on the public
streota. They found a largo bed of good,
clean gravel about three-quarters of a
mile back of tho river," and entered Into
arrangements for ascertaining tho cost
of tho ntuff laid down here, They ex
pect the cost to reach about a dollar u
load laid down on the street, or about
tho Bamo as crushed rock. The only
gravel attaiimblo on this sido the river
ia so mixed with clay as to be undesir
able except fur stroots with good sub
Btratum of broken rock.
Tho mauy friends of Mr. A. McAdam,
of Pease & Mays, will bo glad to learn
that ho is eo far recovered from hid late
dangerous illness as to be ablo to spond
a couple of hours every day in tho atoro.
M
Ho looks forward hopefully to complete
restoration from a condition that physi
cians at ono time considered alarmingly
critical. Mr. McAdam desires that Tun
CiutoNiCi.n shall, on his behalf, ttinnk
the many frienJs and acquaintances who
hou'cri him so much kindness during
his illness and manifested in so many
wayn their desire for his recovery. His
gratitude is intensified by t ho fact that
he was a omparativo stranger here
when ho was laid upon a sick bed.
Antorlaii nro Cfiinlnc-
Duo notice has been received hero
that about eighty of tho citizens of
Astoria, principally business men of
standing in that city, li.nl made all
necessary arrangements to mako tliu
contemplated trip to this city. They
havo chartered the steamer I.urline, will
leave Astoria this evening nt 8 o'clock
and expect to arrive in Tho Dalles to
morrow against neon.
In order tT give our visitors a fitting
reception the Commercial Club prompt
ly appointed the two following com
mittees: On arrangements Chas. L
Phillips, Fred W. Wilson, T. A. Hudson,
E. O. McCoy and Grant Mays. On re
ception H. L. Kuck, M. f. Nolan, P.
H. DoIIuff, E. Schanno, F. A. Seufort,
F. L. Houghton, 1). M. Ficncb, J.S.
Schenck, J. S. Fish, Kobt. Mays and J.
M. Patterson. It is desired that the
names of tho reception committee in
Tnc Ciiroxici.k shall be contiderad as
an official notice to these gentlemen to
act.
The program, as at presont arranged,
is a9 follows : The reception committee
accompanied by tho band, will meet the
Astorians at the boat binding and es
cort them to the Commercial Clnb room
where a formal reception will be tend
ered them. In the afternoon tho visi
tors will be shown oyer tho town and its
environments, and at niuht, If arrange
ments can bn made for it, a banquet
will bo given them at the Umatilla
House. Wednesday morning they will
steam up the river tf Big Eddy and in
spect the pjrtage road, leaving in the
early afternoon for home.
From a dispatch received just as we
go to press we learn that oQ ladies will
join in the excursion. Whether the 30
ladies are included wit!) the SO excur
sioni3te originally repoited.or are ad
ditional to that number, we havo not
learned. I5ut the ladies, God bless
thorn, aro welcome if there were a
thousand of them.
ExcurKlnn I'.ir tliu Tenchers.
Superintendent C. L. Gilbert has com
pleted arrangements for an excursion
for the teachers of Tha D.ille3 public
schools and vicinity, and their friends
and the friends of education generally.
The day fixed is Saturday, April 7tb.
The destination is Hood Kiyer valley.
The D. P. & A. N. Co. have given a rate
of 50 cents to Hood River landing where
wagons will meet tho excursionists and
take them to Pine Grovo schoolhouse,
thence to Odell Echoolliouse, thence to
Crappsr Bchoolhouse where luncheon
will be Bpread in a beautiful oak grove.
From there they will be taken to the
Barrett schoolhouse, thenco to the
Franklin schoolhouse and then to Hood
River. The rate for the wagon trip
will be 5U cents making the round trip a
dollar.
Excursionists will bring well-filled
lunch baskets along with them as the
Hood River ozone is peculiarly con
ducive to a healthy appetite. The main
object is needed recreation for tho
teachers, nnd as a minor object the obtain
ment of' a picture of every schoolhouse
in the country for the use of the super
intendent in his office, hi Imparting in
formation about t Item to inquiring
teachers audotheia. To this cud ex
cursionis's aro re.pj'ated to bring with
them every available camera and ko
dak that thsy cm beg, borrow or other
wise get po?session of.
The Miller Drfrhy, Spring block, now
on display at A. M. Williams & Co.
CASTOR 8 A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Siguature of
Mlllluory 0it)utiiK,
Mre. Marie Polrnno will liuve n grand
opening of epring and euuimer uiillinory
on Wednesd.iv, March 22tii. Her
numerous lady friends are invited to at
tend. iu':0-3t
Girl wonted, to do general housework.
Inquire at title office. iuch20-lwk
ASl'gclablc Preporationror As
similating HieFcedfliulReguIa
lind ihc Stomachs and Bowels of
Promolcs Digeslion.CheerfuI
ness and Itest.Contains neilher
OpitinxMorphine nor Mineral.
Not Hi arc otic .
7iv,?i afOhZJlrSAKUELPtTaiSR
PmyJaii Seed''
Mx.Smna
tiocblU &Ja -AaueSmrU
t
Jiffteminl -Hi
CtotainhSala
VtinftSttd.'
(fvittd Stiaar
HSiletyimi. timer.
Aperfecl Remedy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach, Diarriioea
Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish
ncss and Loss OF SLEEP.
Facsimile Signature or
NEW YORK".
CXACT CCPV OF WRAPPER.
It is very i!at,.s::al for a vegnisr physician of good reputation to publicly
endorse a propricta'v rcr.udy. VTc have often heard of cases where doctors
have secretly prescribed Acker's English Remedy, but it is most gratifying to
receive the follow:::, voltintn; v litter
from C. F. Smith. M. D., tin most
successful pliVMcianof Olecn, N. Y. :
"Messrs. Y II. II oker z Co.,
New York City: 1 whb to add nry
professional testimony to the value
of your English preparalicn known
as Acker's English Remedy for Asth
ma, etc. In several instances, after I
have tried my utmost to give even
relief, I have prescribed yourrcmedy,
and it has acted almost like a miracle,
not only relieving, but permanently
curiag every one of the patients. I en
dorse the preparation as one of the
most valuable additions to the prac
tice of medicine."
Such a frank endorsement as the
above is phenomenal. Coming from
so distinguished a member of the
medical profession, it carries with it
an assurance which the public will be
sure to avail themselves of. U is rec
ommendations like this which make
it possible to give the broad guaran
tee that is a part of every sale oc Ack-
er's Ensrlish Remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. It must either do all that la
claimed for it, or your money will be refunded. Do you know of any other
medicine sold on those terms ? Do you know of any other medicines which
prominent doctors regularly prescribe in their own practice as being better than
prescriptions they write themselves ? These facts aro well worth considering.
They are of especial interest to those with sore throats and weak lungs.
Sold at 15c, 50c. and $t a bottle, throughout the United States nnd Canada ; nnd In Eng
land, nt is. 2d., :s. 3d., 4s. 6d, If you are not satisfied after buying, return tho bottle to your
druggist, and get your money back,
We authorize the cimc guarantee. W. IT. UOOKEIi & CO., rroprklori, A'cio Voil;.
For Sale by BLAKELEY & HOUG-HTON.
Spring is Here
and So Are We.
Elegant Stock of
Wall Paper
to Select From.
HIIT5. mi
ENAMELS, BRUSHES, ETC.
Washington .Street,
botMeen Second nnd Third.
Attention, l'liiimis,
Don't let your old worn out machinery
llo In tho fenco corner any longer. Tako
it to Fletcher Faulkner, The D-illes junk
dealer, and get the caeh for It. Highest
cash price paid for cist and wroulit
iron, rubber boots and ehoee, bicycle
tires, etc., brass, coppor, zinc, lead,
pewti'r, old woolen rage, beer bottlea
aud ll.iskf, hoi'eu manea and taih, and
bones of all dcsciiptiom;. IVicu paid (or
caat iron, -10 centa per 100 lbs. One
door west ol J. II, Worsley V, Second St.,
The Dalles. m21-lmo.
IVilllU'll.
A Klrl to do general housework. In
quire of Mre. A. R, Thompson. in'-'l-iSt
Paint your house with paints that are
(ally guaranteed to last. Clarke & Falk
Lave them.
Clark & Falk are never closed Sunday
Don't forget this.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the t
Signature fiyi
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THE CCNTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY.
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with a rui.i. m.nj: or
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H, GLENN & CO.
Slrayi'il,
A black horaj weiyhlns; about 1250
pounds end branded 25 on the let b
shoulder. S.uiie str iyert (roin the farm
of John I'rookhouss whic'i Ia situated
six miles beyond Tutor. Liberal re
ward ollered for information regarding
recovery. Address
S. II. WlN.VNS,
mai7'lunv Dufnr, Or.
l'or S.T.OO Ca.li
And ono dollar aud lift y weekly
you can purchase 11 t'. enly-livo
dollar watch or diamond at Hairy C,
Liobo's, in the Yo;t block. Watches,
diamonds, clocks, jewelry ami silver
ware at most reasonable prices. 3 8 3c
IiicyleB repaired at Maier & Ilea,
ton's. 3-15U
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