COUNTY SCHOOL FUND8-
APRIL FOOLED.
Almost Incredlblo ne it may npponr, Ihoro aro
imilitlcPB P"iu f'oojdo heieabouta who have not yet
I'oiicht k-'"'"18 u8' Not ""lny, you "nJcr8ttl
only a h'w'
Sow U'h bad onougli to bo tho victim of a prae
iirnMokooii "All Fool i) Day," but to continue to i(f
inrii our claims Ib to mako cvory day in tho year nn
( r I jut for you. Worse, indeed, becuiso the joko
m iv cause von to loee only your temper, while to
avoid uh Ih' to Iobo your money. Remember, will
you, that
The foolishost kind of i fool, we fear,
Is the fool whoso April lusts all tho year.
Here is Wisdom.-
MTTIN'S All-wool, black or blue
irAAJx- j cheviot Suits, round cut,
ntt-Ht Btylf, equal to any d t- rr
r0 Htm m uio city w
BKK WINDOWS.
7
MPTO'S All-wool Caseimere Snitp,
xixnxi n ,n n), t,(e Rt)8t tmttern.
equal to any
new goods this season ;
cheuy castcrn-mBdo suit
at twice tho amount;
our price
HER W1N1MMV8.
$10.50
lyrpwiq Fancy Worsted Suite, in
IVIE j)oU c,u,ck nn,j etripeg( )lt0
stvlf, with double or single-breasted
$7.50
VCHlS; worm in kugiciH-
lur way $10.50
HEK WINDOWS
TVrP"NPS All-wool blue Surgo and
KrBV Clay Worsted Suits,
made with hand-worked button holes,
raised and padded shoulders, stayed
ntwl teinforced throughout; warranted
lo give literal satisfac
tii n
NKK WINIIOWH.
11 I null it il
$15.00
Tailor
Suits.
Our first invoice of these nobby
garments bus arrived and is now on
sale. Wo invite your presence to pass
judgment upon these goods, as they
are tho latest cut, style and finish that
the leading suit house of New York
City has been able to turn out. They
were somewhat delayed, owing to tho
fact that these garments were made to
our order and could not be turned out
hurriedly; besides their workmanship
will stand the most rigid inspection.
Separate
Skirts
Are also among this shipment, and are
in perfect keeping with the suits in
style and workmanship. One of these
garments worn with our late shirt
waists is just tho thing during these
delightful spring days.
All Goods Marked
In Plain F!uros.
PEASE & MAYS
Hupnrlntntutntit Oilln-rt'n Iteinrt of Ap
portionment Alntlo April 2, 1000.
Amount apportioned, $5730.40. Total
numbor children between tin ages of 4
and 20, 4408. Per capita distribution,
$1.30. Warrants have been mailed to
tho several school district clerks na fol
lows :
DIRT. CI.RRK AMOUNT
1 TC Benson 188 50
2 M 11 Nickelsen 189 80
3 L Henry 301 30
4 V 1) Hinrichs 103 80
5 C 1) Henrlcli 10.) 30
0 -Wm II Edick 42 90
7 J II Feak 100 10
8 V T McCluro 28 00
9 A Y Marsh 27 30
10 .1 W Johnston 50 70
11 James Cameron 30 40
12 C L Schmidt 1904 50
13 W II Sharp 33 80
14 M M C;6h n.' 33 10
15 August Deckert 20 80
10 Win Brookhouse 19 50
17 M I) Farringlon 52 00
18 Leon L Dis 28 GO
19 No report
20 George Itiee 70 20
21 0 II Southern 91 00
22 0 B Connelloy 57 20
23 T F Gray 30 40
24 M D Adams 48 10
25 0 I, Walter 35 10
20 Wm Means 24 70
27 .IWNolin 54 00
28 W J Harriman 42 90
29 G W Johnston 175 50
30 Henry Hudson 59 80
31 II W Powell 10 93
32 W H Odell 29 90
33 BHIIajnes 52 00
34 Orrin W Moore 29 90
35 W L Hendricks 16 90
36 James LePuc 44 20
37 GW Jordan 26 00
38 Henrv Bolton "98 80
39 F M Warner 53 30
40 F E McCorkle 50 70
41 V C Young 29 90
42 E N Chandler 115 70
43 Joseph A Knox 22 10
44 J M Led ford 33 80
45 J I West 31 20
4G-OLPaquet 7! 50
47 N W Flinn 37 70
48 J H Chastain, Jr 100 60
49 F S Fleming 53 30
50 Frank.Irvirie 156 00
51 K F McDonald
52 G L Carroll
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone No. J.
THUItl)AY
APRIL 5, 1900
I Oysters
.
MTVll 111
every
Btjle by
A.
KELLER
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Pendleton has several cast's oi small
pox. Tim Prohibition county convention
meets tuinorrow at 10 a. m., in the
county court houte.
Tlio Washington Republican statu
conrvntuii met today at Ellensburc to
elect delegates to the Republican na
tional convention.
The ladies of tho St. Paul Guild are
:i-aring (or their usual Easter sale
nil entertainment, which will occur
ilurlnn Kisster week.
Campbell & Wilson have determined
-vi uu, uil'H CUUIU RiUClk Ul lUllllliUI ,
between now and the first of June. Call
Mil vet our prices. April 4 4d-2w
At thu request of President J. F.
Moore, of the board of lire police, we
nniioiiiicu a special meeting of the board
nt Saturday night In the council
rooms, at 8 o'clock.
Hagluy Bros., of the City Dairy, ure
L selling tho best milk at $2.00 a quart per
month ; three pints, J3.00; two quarts,
H.OOj tlnce quarts, 15.50; cream, 20c
I Per pint. Tuoim 385. mchSM
On tomorrow evening Cedar Circle
will celebrate tho third anniversary of
"ie W onion of Woodcraft. All members
t the order and a few invited guests
bo are soon to be members will please
"tend the occasion.
Mrs. Grant, tho widow of the general,
banned jittlo during the last few years.
s'ii! leads a very busy life and Is ut prea
nt collecting for publication a number
o'lier husband's letter. Mrs. James U.
"lalnu is also collecting her husband's
'''Here for publication in a biography.
McDonald, a former business man
oiMabton, Wash., is in the city looking
'or a lucallon to go Into business. Mr.
McDonald's main object In comii-g here
"or the benefit of tils health, which ie
mpnirod tluough the malaria of the
'"gated region, Mr. McDonald'o fam
ily is expected hero In a few days.
A young Dano, about 20 yours of age,
J lias been workiog (or Dr. N. G.
"'"lock on his fruit farm on Blalock Ial
In the Columbia liver, near Arling
n, was accldentajly shot Sunday even
, I" I tie left thigh while cleaning
Marhu rifle, The bullet passed
"ugli the leg, severing the feuiorial
"le'y, tinally lodging iu the interior ol
trunk. The wound was compressed
by tournequets and the flow of blood
was checked considerably, but before
medical aid could reach tho wounded
man he died from loss of blood.
"Tho PopuliBts carried the election at
Wallace, Idaho, last Monday." This
simple announcement ia a complete
commentary on the tendency of these
disciples of unrest. Wallace anarchistic
Wallace Populist is the same as if the
dispatch read, "Pandemonium Popu
list." It is a hard saying. Alas, that
it should be truel
Chrisman Bros, had weighed at tho
stock yards two or three days ago
tweutv-three head of beeves that aver
aged 1,418 poundB each. They were
sold to an Astorian party at a price that
would have realized overi05 apiece, but!
as there was some hitch about the pay
merit, Chrisman Bros, sent them back
to pasture and will use them iu their
own Lusiness later on.
"Who haB this tobacco-3,000,000
pounds in Puerto Rico," asks Congress
man Cannon and answers : "I will tell
you. Tho merchants have it ; and I am
told that the tobacco trust of tho United
States has it, and sends some of these
poor Puerto Rican-American people, if
not American people, over here to work
for 'a fair show for Puerto Rico." Three
million pounds at 35 cents a pound $1,
500,000, If they could import it today
they would have that duty to pay."
Justice Brewer and Justice Harlan,
both members of the United States su
preme court, stand side by side in in
telligence and ability with the other
seven members of that august body, In
no particular, however, do these two
men show their real greatuees and in
terest in humanity any more plainly
than when on every Sunday they stand
before a large class of young people in
the Sunday school and Instruct them in
the things pertaining to the better life.
With the good feed that this winter
has produced on ranges, says tho Lake
County Rustler, it would not be surpris
ing If tho output of the Oregon sheep for
tho year 1900 would run close to 25,000,
000 pounds, and if prices go to tho limit
which they now mjciii, this will mean
over $5,000,000 that wllfbe brought into
the state from outside sources, which
will bo over $10 for every man, woman
and child in the state. Surely the wool
industry is a great thing for the state of
Oregon.
The municipal elections In Nebraska
last Monday resulted in Republican
gains all over the state. Iu Lincoln,
tho home of the "Boy Orator of the
Platte," they swept everything before
them. In Kansas tho Republicans were
generally successful. In Wisconsin
wherever party lines were drawn the
Republicans generally won. In Chicago
thu Republicans elected nineteen out of
thirty-five aldermen. In Missouri "the
results on the whole wcro favorable to
the Democrats." Texas remains Demo
cratic. The following la a summary of the
Nsri
businees transacted at The Dalles U. S.
land office for the month of March :
Cash entries, 17; homestead entries, 98;
desert land entries, state 4; school selec
tions, 5; final homestead proofs, 22;
final timber culture entries, 2; total re
ceipts from fees and commissions, $1,
752.41 ; total receipts, $4. 149 20. As
many as tw(nty-ono homestead entries
were made in three days during the
month, and the month of April opens
with eight liomestead entries on the
2nd. Tho total number of acres entered
during March is 10,559.
The well for the scouring mill is down
10 feet and further boring has been
suspended. Tho water rises to within
nine feet of the top and tho contractor
mining the hole to take in an iron
24 70
55 90
53 Charles GosBen 42 90
19 50
10 90
62 40
45 50
24 70
5 20
54 F J Reese
55- II W Cooke . .
56- M F Bird ....
57- J C Winglield
58- C C English..
59- .I G Bolter ...
CO No report
61 J I Miller 07 50
02 No report
63 J E Kennedy. .
04 11 Stoneman . .
05 A C Martin
52 00
29 90
02 40
M iirrli'd.
pipe that will be sunk to tho deptli oi
ixly feet. The pipe ie expected to stop
the waste of water ko that it will flow.
tie drill went through the same forma
tions that have characterized the Electric
Light Co'b will, the Brewery well and
that of Seufert'e, opposite the mouth of
3-Mile creek. The pressure on the
Senferts well ie said to be twenty-live
pounds and with sixty feet of piping the
contractor expects a good flow, and, in
any event, an abundant supply to meet
all the needs of the scouring mill.
The Students' Literary Club will hold
a meeting tonight, In the room back of
Justice Brownbill's office, to discties
plans for perpetuating tho club along
the lines adopted in some cities by the
Y. M. C. A. Tho meeting is fixed for
8 o'clock sharp. Every person in the
city who is interested in affording the
young men the opportunity of spending
their leasurtt hours in healthful and
innocent recreation, surrounded by in
fluences that will contribute to their
intellectual, physical and moral welfare,
will be welcomed at the meeting and
will have opportunity to give the mem
bers of the club the benefit of their
counsel and experience. I
The Democratic county convention I
moots hero next Tuesday. The follow-
ing persons are talked of as Democratic ;
nominees for the several county ofllces:
For sheriff Tom Ward is the only name
mentioned. The sumo may be said of
Louis Heppner for clerk. For county
judge three candidates are talked of,
namnlv, George C. Blakeley, S. B.
Adams and R. F. Gibbons, For county I
treasurer three candidates are spoken I
of, namely, II . O. Nielsen, W. II. Web
ber and Harry Llebe. For county com
missioner the name of W. J. Harriman,
of Endersby, is talked of. These are all
good men, and if by any species of po
litical revolution any ono of them should
chanco to squeeze through, the county
would probably not suspend businees on.
his account.
M. B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., says,
"DoWitt's Little Early Risers are the
very best pills I ever used for coetiveuees,
liver and bowel troubles." ,
Clark & Falk are never closed Sunday
Don't forget this.
At the home of Mrs. G. L. DeWolf, on
Union street, last evening at 8 o'clock,
Rev. D. V. Poling officiating, Mrs. Ar
mnntha DeWolf, of this city, and Dr. J.
G. McLeod, of Newhall, Calif., were
united in marriage in tho presence of
tho following relatives and friends:
fMre. G. L. DeWolf, Miss Lillie De
Wolf, Mies May DeWolf, Mrs. C. E.
Dawson and daughters, Ermo and Nova,
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Stephens.
Tho rooms were tasefully decorated
with Oregon gripe and cut flowers.
R Dr. and Mrs. McLeod will leave in a
llfew
davs for their home in California.
Captain Orinsby writes to J. V.
'Leary, of this city, that ho has had as
et no instructions from Washington
elative to the pasturage of eheep in the
aEcades during tLe coming summer.
The captain says: "I eoe that sheep
and cattle aro to be admitted to the re
serve in Eastern Washington. As sheep
are excluded from the reserve north of
Wtiite river, there is not the shadow of
a reason why they should not go in
south of there. The secretary of agri
culture Is opposing all sheep crazing,
and a number of 'Scientists' are to be
sent out this summer to 'investigate'
and report. It is not hard to te'l what
the report will be. As soon as 1 lit ar
what tho decision is I will ask (or a
meeting of those interested end make it
known to them."
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Boughl
Boars the
Signature
Nutlet).
In older to coreect a mistaken idea
that has gained circulation in some way
unbeknown to me, I desire to Inform my
many patrons that I am not interested
in any manner, whatever, in (lie firm of
J. E. Adcox k Co. I am at piy old
stand, located in the Vogt Block, and
continue to carry the largest and most
complete line of diamonds, watches,
jewelry and silverware In the city.
HAllltV C. Likiie,
iii20 3Jlw Jeweler & optician.
New patent
hangers' suite
Store,
painters' ami paper
at the New York Cash
Ash your grocer for Clarke & Falk'
pure concentrated flavoring extracts.
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, ami which has foceu.
ia use for over 30 years, has borno tho slgnatnro of
and has been made under his pcr-
ly. J1- . sonal supervision since its infancy.
GCtCtilt Allmvnn mm to deceive von in tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and "Just-as-good" aro but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CCNTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STHCCT, HEW YORK CITY.
It Has Never Failed
Mr. C. S. Peaslec. the well-known druggist o
Morgan City, La., is highly thought of in his neigh
borhood because of his skill and care in filling pte
scriptions. The best physicians in the place send
their patients to hU storc'whcEcver they can. Any
tiiinir which .Mr. I'easleo mavsnvcau be depended
upon i.bnoh.toly. In r. letter to W. II. Hook
C j., Xew York" City, proprietors of Acker's En;
Rjincdy, lie says. ' hi 'all my many years' tx
iicj a s'a tl Mg;ist. I l ave never hniulled a r
L.ne ff :ui- nature th-.t pave such complete t
t.te ion as Acl.i r's English Remedy forThroat
a i.i Lu y Troubles. I. have sold hundreds of
hi ikr.. fid have yet to learn of a single case
v.1! i io it failed to cure. In
croup, n acts witn a ccr
t limy that is really mar
vel, u-'. My wife does not
take much stock in medi
ci'ie, but she luis absolute
faith in Acker's English
Remedy, always having it
at her elbow in case the
children arc attacked by
croup at night. It is a
positively harmless rem
edy, as 'I can personally
tesiifv. I know of a little
girl who accidentally drank a whole bottle. She was, of course sick at hir
stomach lor a short time, but the sickness passed away, and then the child was
in belter health than ever before. I can understand why Acker's English Rem
edy is so efficacious, because I am a druggist. It is not a mere expectorant,
but a strengthening, invigorating tonic as well. AVhile it heals tbo irritations
of the mucous membrane, it also builds up tho constitution and purifies th3
blood, I endorse it absolutely."
Sold at 25c., 50c. and$i a bottle, throughout the United States and Canada;
and in England, at is. sd., 2s. 3d., 4s. Cd. If you are not satisfied after buying,
return the bottle to your druggist, and get your money back.
It'e authorize the above guarantee. II'. . HOOKl'tl it CO., Proprietors, Xew i'01 k.
For Sale by BLAKELEY & HOUGHTON.
Mrs. Calvin Zimmerman, Milosl uru,
a., biivp, "As 11 epeedy cure for coughe,
colds, croup and soro throat Or.e Minute
Cough Cure ia unt qualed. It is pleasant
for childien to take. I heartily recom
mend it to mothers." It is tho only
harmless remedy that produces im
mediate roeulte. It cures bronchitis,
pneumonia, urippo mid throat and lunc
diseases. It will proveut consumption.
Sick Hemlaclio absolutely an.l perma
nently cured by using Moki Ten. A
pleasant herhdrink. Cures constipation
and indigestion, makes you eat, sleep,
work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money luck. .5 cts, and M cts.
Blakuley & Houghton Diuggist'-.
No Uagokiieo. Your trousers oueo
pressed ulwvys pressed. It takes a
minute. Beet pants stretchers in the
world. See I'uaeu & Maya' window.
VOGT
Opera House
F. J. CLARKE, Manager.
One (light Only
SATURDAY
npni 7in
One of tho bust number of. tho year
of the May Dofigner now ready for dis
tribution at l'eaee & Mays',
Clarke & Falk have received a carload
of the celebrated James K. Pat ton
strictly puro liquid paints
Watch this paper for date of big mus
lin underwear salo at the New York
Cash Store;
Freeh cracked Nebrasku corn at the
Wasco warehouse, Finest kind of
chicken feed, mcli25-ii
Paint your house with paints that are
fully uuarunteed to lust, Clarke & Falk
have them.
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