OUR ASTORIA GUESTS-
Itadies' Shirt Waists
Tlio linn wo now Imvo on sale is beautiful in tho
xtrfint'. T,s ia "10 "nu lnnt f,rovl,(I 80 entlsfnctoiy
Ust ecftsuii to our customers, nrnl you will find Unit
8l0Mro hm tniiRht tho mnuufaetnrer improve
ments tlmt will be beneficial to the wearer, both in
ninkcrtl Htylu.
fancy Jleekmear
Oiiniif tlm requisites with protty Shirt waists Is
nobby Stocks, Howb, etc. These we have in a great
variety of styles.
Belts & Belt Buckles
Tliu protty Holt Huckles that you hear bo much
about, we have just received anil are showing in con
necti'jn with the largest line of iiclts end licit Uuck
leg over shown licro before.
Wash fates
We nro i:oiiitnti y nddinp; to our already com
plete etorl: of duiiity and serviceable Block of Fummer
Wash KUirim which wo invito you to como and in
BjHCt at any and all timed.
Still a'Gorain'
That a what they are. It was onr old friend,
I atrick Henry, who remarked upon an historic occa
fiion, 'The next (rale that sweeps from tho north will
hrin to our ears," etc.
Now, every tlmo ynn hear the roar and rattlo of
a freight train, lot tho idea strike von that we are
Retting moro new Roods. Hero aro a few specimen
nuggots from the last new lot:
TWO LINES
of Men's all-wool Cheviot Suits in black and bine,
staple all tho year round. Our price i5 00.
FIVE LINES
of Men's Fancy Worsted .Suits, in all the latest pat
terns, direct from the factory. Our price .10.00.
SIX LINES
of Men's Cassimore SuilB in stripes and sheiks, with
the new style double-breasted vests; equal to any
custom-made trarment ever put together. Our price
$10 and $12.50.
Several lines of Worsted, Cheviot and. Oxford
Suits at prices ranuiiiK from $10 to .$L'5. These lines
includo tho best products of the Eastern markets.
They aro not Inught in quantity, but they cover a
(election that would do credit to any city in tho
United States.
SEE WINDOWS.
All GooiIb Mnrkocl
In Plain Flfjtiros.
PEASE Sl MAYS
fee Dalles Daily Chronicle,
Telephone No. 1.
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WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"lie opening of tliu Turin exposition is
tltil fur Amll 1.1
Tho regular UVdncclay evening dunce
fill be lie il at tin, lixliiu-i
Men's corduroy trausctre tho ironuino
imrnrrftd l....i..,t. i t t
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Jailt George, of Portland. him d
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w a now trial in the case of tho state!
"rraiiK i;. .McDan o . .
The Ciiuonici.i: is indebted to tho
U.L7 I II il'HItl nit I n I.. .1
An Astoria limn linn u rnmn mumnul
Ilh ciirar wrniiuorH and i.nrdor.wi wth
J'eUly admired.
Children's u'iml,
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Tom 39ViMto irt .i ii
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AlOdor, thill fiiiirucHlo.I u ltl. .l,n,l
ftiBBis the nresonnn of 11 ntrllitlr nnr.
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nioott of Alvord nod I
ireei ti ."Kuruu 1,1 "ttenuated form to
oinir BIIII.
An annl
ii f iiiu wrtfiriiri iiriinu nil
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.l L' r 1 1 1 11 1 1 t tirt.l,i t . t
"i'H.uu ,,t Corvallis, shows tint
(a "ro,,,'ct l,nB 1,1 Per cent ol
i io juice, ns ngainst 0.15 po
r tho IiHtiartRil
About 40 stalwart youpK Tonnesseo-
Ih... i Vl,n Arlington Kecord.
m . n I ' tl,olr ,,omefl in Giliittiu
ion h , . "B t,0U,,tieB' -Knatern Ore
GJ 7i,ll' up with the best
tau,, ' KaBt nnd Southorn
Sow dll"!'! eoneon ')enB next Sunday.
;o, ,'lut th.l9 legltlmato nowc Item
'torch ,,U8t,,t VourseK from
II .on , '"U ,,ttyKO off flshing.
r jte ' , aug on StindBy leave
tQU Kr"nu (Saturday night
Uc. m m 0ftry start Sunday mot n-
"wSSirf"""? " ttMU ot ,,umor llKlte up
H"Jlu and nr.mn..,.. .n. .i..
' r vuuurinin ui uiu
Seattle Times. A recent bit of a jjl:e
that appeared iu that paper was the
statement that the Portland O.'ej,'oniau
is ii Republican paper. Tho Oroninn
is about as much of a Republican paper
as tho Seattle Times or Spokane Spokes-man-Review.
Lincoln County Times.
At Moro last Monday .Tude Lowell
sentenced McGonfcle. the man who was
arrested some time ago for forcitn: a
check on Scott. Co., of Grass Valley,
to two years in the penitentiary.
McGoniyle pleaded guilty. As the jury
had been excused on account of the
prevalence of smallpox iu Moro, .Indue
Lowell, after transacting some business
of minor importance, adjourned court
until April 23.
The Students Literary club will meet
tonight and not Friday night an was
reported a couple of days aj:u iu the
room bade of Justice Brownhiil's oflice.
The subject for debate will he: Re
solved, that capital punishment should
be abolished. AH members are requested
to come prepared to put up the small
amount of money that is needed to wind
up, if it be so determined, tho business
of the club for tho season.
Sovon citiziins of the Cascade Locks
came up on the bout last night witli two
wauuns and teams and coinplelo camp
inn equipments, mid left today at noon
hound for tho Klamath country whero
they co to seek locations suitable lor
stoukraising. They were, J. F. Atwull,
Guy lllackwood, Jim Gordon, Link
Harpham, Charles Grey, Jack Carey
and J. Homer. They will o by way of
Warm Springs and Farewell Bend. Mr.
Atwoll's principal business in Klamath
county is to look after 6ome mining
property owned by his brother J. W.
Atwell.
"I have lived 33 vears in Eastern Ore-'
Hon," said Jim Grey, of Victor, to the
CuuoNici.K man this morning, "and I
have never seen tho soil so well satur
ated with moisture nor the grain crou so
full of promise of a big harvest us they
are at this moment. I have three
hundred acres sown to fall wheat that
looks as fine as any I ever saw iu my
life; audit Ib the same all over the
Wupanlthvllat." Mr.JGrey says there
was a hard frost on the Hat night before
last that lie fears may have injured the
fruit prospects, However, Jim uover
worries himaolf about crossing biidges
until he i mis up against them. He is u
sound money Democrat, lias a healthy
liver, trusts in God, rends Thk Ciiuoxi
ui.k and votes tho Republican ticket.
Sheriff Kelly learned today from Du
fur that H. Elmer Nolaud, who was re
ported yesterday as having disappeared
with tho Dufur Dispatch man's horse
and liturgy, und an unknown amount of
the Dispatch funds, had left the horse
and buggy at Lnno Smith's at tho
Twolvo-milo house, on the .Canyon City
road. Nolaud arrived at Smith's at 3
o'clock Thurtday morning. Ho secured
a bed und asked the landlord to call him
early. In the morning, leaving the
horse ifnd buegy behind, Noland Eecurnd
a ride to The Dalles with a man by the
name of Ring. lie got off at tho brew-
cry and told King he would see him
later at the feed yard, nnd that is the
last feen of him, except that he is known
to have made for the railroad track and
of course must have left town as he is
too well known here to make his stay
desirablo to himself. How much of the
Dispatch funds Nolaud got away with
is not known.
Tli I'ulkH oil the ItluU.
A delightful little musical, attended
by somo thirty or forty persons of both
sexes, was given last night at the home
of Mr. Geiger on the bluff. The event
was initiated by Mrs. Groat and Mibs
Georgia Sampson in honor of tho pres
ence hero of Mr. A. A. Gilholisen, a
former Dalles hoy, who has gained a
well-deserved reputation as a vocalist,
and whore tinging of a generous number
of selections was highly appreciated.
Miss Sampson presided at the piano and
Mrs. S. 1L Huntington, Mies Myrtle
Michell and Miss Dawson contributed to
the pleasure of the evening a number of
vocal and instrumental selections. Mrs.
Eddou recited a comic poem and in re
sponse to a hearty encore gave another,
describing the blundering but success
ful efforts of a bashful lover in popping
tlie momentous question that resulted
in two souls with but a single thonuht
and two pairs of lips Unit acted with one
impulse.
A eon of the Emerald Isle told in
Irish numbers tho way they do their
sparking in the laud of the shamrock,
and Mrs. N. Harris delivered, iu fine
voice and gesture, an amusing transla
tion from Schiller, repeating it, at the
request of the company, in native Gor
man. A dainty refection closed the
program and the company broke up on
the vergo of midnight after having voted
tnat the folks in the noighbord of Al
vord and Lauglilin streets, on tho bin 11',
when they got together, know how to
enjoy themselves about as well as any
other folks.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Siguature of
Fur Snle.
40-acro tract, 34 miles from Tho
Dalles, -i-room house, barn, all fenced,
orchard of 800 trees, running wator,
good rango fur cattle adjacent, 10 acres
bottom land fine for berries or garden.
Priiu reasonable, teruiB easy. Call at
this olllue. ui2l-dwlmo
for Jtt'iit,
A furnished cottage of 4 rooms suit
able for housekeeping. Apply at the
European House, ui273t
AvtnrUiin l)llRhtl With Thflr Vilt
Ktirirlrc1 llryonrt Mmnarr ot, tho
l'mgrKU Made on the i'oitngc.
Whatever reflections The D.illes people
may cast upon themselves for any real
ii liiiiuini riiui it;uiiniia in tiic uiafcici ill
the reception accorded tho visiting
Astorians, it is beyond question that
the Astorians themselves were pleased
and delighted.
The banquet last night at tho Umatilla
House may tiave been lacking in formal
ities, for tho time for preparation waB
short, but what it lacked in theso re
spects was amply compensated for in
the evident enjoyment ol the guests.
Fred Wilson did himself proud ns toast
master and nearly everybody had some
thing to say contributory to the enjoy
ment of the guests or apropos to tiie
occasion.
This morning a committee of twclvo
Astorians, accompanied by Ex Governor
Moody and N. Whealdon, crossed the
river and drove up to inspect the work
in progress on tho portage road. On
their return the Astorians expressed
themselves to The Cimonicle as "de
lighted and eurprised beyond measure"
at the amount and substantial character
of work that hag been dona or is in
progress.
At 1 p. in. tho visitors boarded the
Lurline for the home trip. Mr. Fisher,
of Fisher Bros., had purchased two tons
of wheat at ttie Wasco waictionse for
chicken feed, as not a pound of that
cereal is raised in Clal?op county. In
honor of the event Mr. Fisher had the
front deck of the boat adorned with a
big eign on which was the legend, "The
First Shipment of Wheat from The
Dalles to Astoria." Just as tho Lurlina
moved away from her mooring the crowd
on board gave three hearty cheera for
Astoria, which was followed by three
cheers and a tiger for The Dalles. The
boat's whistle blew long and loud and
this was responded to by two locomo
tives iu the car shops; and thus amid
cheers and waving of hats and handker
chiefs from those aboard and a big
crowd on thore, the Lurline sped on
her way to Astoria.
It is pleasant to note that no single
incident marred the pleasuro of the
occasion. The weather put on its best
bib and tncker and the vieitors took full
advantage ol it to view a city that has
many interests that aie mutual to those
of their own. Much that they caw
seemed a revelation to them. They were
not prepared to see stores that .vonld do
honor to a city of 100,000 inhabit
ants. Ono gentleman who inspected the
big piles of wheat at the Wa3co Ware
house, said he never saw as much wheat
at one time in his life. Good results are
sure to follow this visit of tho Astorians.
But even if no mateiial results should
follow, The D.illes people aro delighted
to have made the acquaintance of the
Astorians, and The Cmtoxici.E is assured
that the feeling is mutual on the part of
the Astorians.
DallfH I'uldlc SuhuulN.
Following is tho report for the quar
ter (-1 weeks) ending March. 23, 1900.
TKACHKBS.
Kant Jltll 1'rtmary.
Miss Nun Cooiicr 1A,
Mlh3 Huberts SA,
Court Mrcct.
MihS Doutlilt
Miss K Cooper
MlesMurtiu
Miss Wren n
Academy l'ark.
Miss I'lilrniuii
Miss Fllim
Mis. Roche
Miss Hull ,
lliijh School.
MnUlaldwin
Miss U. r.iiitonl
MissT. Itiiitoul
Mlssilielioll
11, i$, Depattment
Miss uiu
.Mr. Nclt ,
mill 111!
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Number of days of school, 20.
Per cent of attendance on number be
longing, 95.
School holidays, none.
J. S. La.sdkus,
Superintendent.
I'KOl'I.K YOU AI.I, KNOW.
T. A. Smith and daughter, of Wana-
nltia, were in town last night on their
way to visit Mr. Smith's mother at
Junction Citv, Or.
John Roth, the well-known populist
Tygh Kidgo statesman, is in tho citv.
John's political environment reminds
one of Moore's Last Kuse of Summer.
He blooms Jpopulistically alone out on
the ridge.
Robert Lowe, of Fairfield, came ino
town this morning with Mrs. James
U arson, a native of the Oikuey Islands
and an old-time friend of Mrs, Lowe,
with whom she had been visiting for a
few days, Mrs. Garsou took the boat
for home.
A. S. Holmes, of Cross Kevs, G. J,
Fanning, of Warm Springs, M.'W. Hind
man, of Sisters, L, F. Uuidoin, of White
Salmon, F. G. Uuskuhl, of Kings'ey, A,
W. Cooper, of Goldendule, and J. H.
Koberg, of Hood River, are registered
at tue Umatilla House.
Subscribe for Thk Chkonick.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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It is very unusual for c regular physician of good reputation to publicly
endorse a p:opiistr.iy rciri'.ily. V.'e have often heard of cases whero doctors
have secretly prescribed Acker's English Remedy, but it is most gratifying1 to
receive the lollownn; voii.ntarv letter
from C. F. Smith. M. D., the most
successful plivi.ic.an of Oler.n, N. Y. :
"Messrs. Y. II. II-oker ft Co.,
New York City: I with to add ray
professional testimony to the value
of your English preparalkn 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 your remedy,
and it has acted almost like a miracle,
not only relieving, but permanently
curing every one of the patients. Ieu
dorse the preparation as one of the
most valuable ndditions to the prac
tice of medicine."
Such a frank endorsement as the
above is phenomenal. Coming from
so uistinguislieU a member ot tue
medical profession, it carries with it
an assurance which the public will be
sure to avail themselves of. It isrec
ommendations like this which make
it possiblo to give the broad guaran
tee that is a partof every sale of Ack
er's Enclish Remedy for CoukIis,
Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption. It must either do all that i3
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 sjc, 50c. und $i a bottle, throughout the United States and Canada ; and li Eng-'
land, at is. 2d., ss. 3d,, 4s. 6d. If you are not satisfied after buying, return the bottle to your
druggist, and get your money back,
h'e authorize the above iuarantct. H'. IT. 1100KF.U & CO., PtojrUtors, Xcw Voik.
For Sale by BLAKELEY & HOUG-HTON.
Spring is Here
and So Are We,
with l'ui.i, i.i;;i: of
Elegant Stock of
Wall Paper
to Select From.
PAINTS. OILS, HRNi
SiES.
Washington Street,
between Second und Third.
ENAMELS, BRUSHES, ETC.
H. GLENN & CO.
ril'JtlNO STVI.KS
Fedora Mate, be&t values nt 2 50. iU PO
and $5.00. a iw ou display nt A. M.
Williams &Co.'n
Motive.
The Hathhone .Sisters nre rt quested to
meet at their hull next Thursday even
injr. A full attendance is requested s
business of importance will come hi fore
the meeting,
ni27-2t Mns. T. J. Dkivkk.
Blcyles repaired ut Maier & Hen
ton'u. ,M5tf
I'm- 8.1. UO Cat.li
And one dollar and fifty weekly
you ean purchase a twenty-llvo
dollar wutcli or diitmoiid ut Hurry O.
LlebcV, in the Vo;t block. Watches,
diamonds, clocks, jtnvelry ami silver
ware at most reasonable prices. !! 8 lit
NiiIIoj,
Livery stable f ir s.lo at Contervlllo,
Wash., $100 per mouth business. Will
sell at a bargain.
iu27-lm A. It. OiiAiiAM.
l'or Hal 11.
Turkey eggs. Prlco dOo a setting. In
quire of Mrs. W. W, lliiwBQii, on 3-Mile,
Lous distance phone ft 13. m21-2ivka
Pure silver liseed Wymidott eggs can
be secured at J. II. Cross' grocery store
for if! pei 15. feh28'lmo wkly
Clark & Fulk are never closed Sunday
Don't forget this.