FOUR LEADING STYLES
In our lino of Spring and Summer Shoo Specialties are hero represented.
Ladies' Kid Laco, Turn Solo, now Shapes 4 rjn
Ludics' Kid Laco, Turn Solo, vesting top ZZ"".'Z .. '. 4 00
Ladies' Kid Oxfords, Turn Solo, vesting lop, patent ieather tip 350
Ladies' Kid Southern Ties, vesting top ' 3 00
Theso are all now shnpos, very host material, and all women who value comfort
love beauty and appreciate economy are invited to inspect theso Shoes. '
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
Ladies' Kid Turn Sole, button, square too $2.00
Shirt Waists.
Dainty combination of Insertions
and Tuckings, all-over laco yokes, etc;
all white. Trices $4.25 to $3.50.
Lawns, Ginghams or Percales; fast
colors. All prices.
Shirt Waist Materials.
Percales, Dimities, Lawns, Import
ed and Domestic Ginghams.
New..
Summer Parasols.
.lust placod in stock a complete lino
of Summer Parasols.
Home are Plain White.
Some aro Very Fancy.
All aro Good Quality.
Cotton Coverts.
Just the material for Outing Suits.
Bicycle Skirts in popular colors at 15c
and 20c per yard.
Skirts.
Fancy Braided Skirts of while or
colored Pique and white or colored
Ducks, colored Coverts of Linen, per
fectly mado garments. Prices from
50c up.
Tailor-made
Suits and Skirts.
A perfect-fitting all-wool Suit as low
as $7.50. Others $10, $15, $20, etc.
...Skirts...
Properly made; latest trimmings
and newest styles. Prices from $4.00
to $15.00.
The Everlasting Topic.
After all, thoro aro few things quite as interesting as the question of dress.
Whilo clothes don't mako the man, they afford a pretty good indication of their
character after they aro mado. Time was when they told the story of their means,
too; but that time is past. By confining your purchases to our store you can follow
Shakespeare's advice, "Costly thy habit as thy purse can buy" without bankrupting
your exchequer, for wo have docidod to continue the special during this week of a
line of $12, $13.50, $14 and $15 Suits for $9.85. See windows.
All Goods Marked
In Pltxln Figures.
PEASE &, MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone No. 1.
MONDAY
APRIL 10, 1900
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WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Karl Geehwenduer, n nntlvo of Austria
today took out It lu first citizens papora.
Wo have juat what yon want in Hoft
lintilor spring. Tlio New York Gash
otm.
(heat ilhcDunt milo in pattern Imte
"ml boniifta ut Mrs. Phillips' millinery
Parlor. irja-2t
Have ou soon those $8,05 anlta iu
feaso & Miiya' window. Thoyaro record
breakers.
Tlio II
mwui Ui 1.1) VI (UUU IJV
!n tow today, n aix-horso load from
l0ln l'l'ollutto & Co., of Pnnevllle.
Tim American market had on sale to-
l.?Ln,lol.nf ht crane, which hnd
"een shot ln tho BUIoek neighborhood.
Subscriptloiia are being raised by the
tS"lH0,(J,,,,iPa'r Flat to oxtend the
wPltoii3.Hi,e from Tyt,, ,0 Wnplnitin.
Just arriveda new lot of neckwear
w gentlemen. Latest designs and colors.
"e sure and see them at the New York
cli Store.
Mrs. Pliilllpa is closing out the entire
""e of children's head wear t less ttmn
25 cunts on the dollar. Tho greatest
bargains over known. Ki.i-L't
Have you seen thoao "swell" shirts at
tho New York Cash Store? All styles,
atiir and eoft boseoms, just received.
Come early and get your pick.
Mr. Dalrymple, on the Floyd placo,
reports an Increase of over ono thousand
lamba from a band of less than a thous
and owes, Including a email percentage
that had no lambs.
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy, leader and
founder of the Christian Science church
iu this country, Is reported seriously ill
at her home in Concord, N. II., with a
cancorous trouble.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdock McLood aro In
the city from Kingsley. Mr. McLood
says no fruit has been injured in his im
mediate vicinity, for tlio sufileieut rea
son that tho buds on tho trees had not
advanced far enough.
Williams it Co. prophesied a nice day
Kuster Sunday, and thoao of tholr cus
tomers who bought an Kuster suit on
their recommendation were not disap
pointed, for in truth wo enjoyed as nice
a day yesterday aa tlio most friendly
weather man, with tho boat intentioiiB
could possibly have furnished. -s.
A. 15. Crosby, for many yoara the elll
olent pharmacist in the,employ of D. J.
Fry, Salom'a pioneer druggist, has ao
cepted a position with Blukoley it
Houghton, wholesale and retail drug-
giats of Tho ItyleB. Mr. Crosby ex-
poets to leave forThe Unties about way
10th and will hortly thereafter be lol
loped by his family. Statesman. -
Yeaterday morning the Regulator at
tempted to climb Jthe rapids below the
big eddy, so as to land a cargo of ties for
the portage road, but failed. One at
tempt was auflclent to convince Captain
Alden that the thing was impossible at
the present etage of the river. The ties
will have to be taken across tlio river
some other way.
Tho Orpgonian tells of a naturalized
citizen who wanted to register, but had
not Seen his citizen papers since forty
years ago when he sent them to Wash
ington when making fin il proof on land,
Dinger Hermann woe aeked to hunt up
the papers and did so promptly. There
is a pointer here for men wiio are in any
measure similarly eituated.
Frank Slocum and wife were passen
gers on the Regulator this morning
bound for Collins' Landing, where their
sou, Frank, awaits their arrival. Ttiey
arrived here yesterday from Minnesota,
bringing with them thirty-two head of
dairy cattle and six head of work horses,
besides some household and other effects.
They will make their future homo in
Skamanl.1 county.
Tin: Cinto.vici.K publishes a market
report In each Saturday's souil-weekly.
It includes tho leading staples handled
here. It will bo enlarged na circum
stances may require and every etfort
Will bo made to make it correct and re
liable. It will be carefully corrected
paeh week just before going to press. It
ught to bo worth to the farmers of
iVaaco county tho whole price of the
aper.
The committee In charge of the Easier
Entertainment and sale, to be held at
the Baldwin on next Thursday evening,
has been especially fortunate in securing
Mr. John Hampshire, who will appear
'in an original comedy sketch, assisted
by some of our best local talent. The
sale tables will be loaded with article?,
botli useful and ornamental, from blue
Monday's clothes pins and bluing bags
to Saturday's baking.
Everybody in Oregon knows how in
teneely President McKinley is hated by
tlio editor of the Oregonian. Mr. Scott,
strangely enough, was aidelegate to the
Republican state convention. A Dalles
delegote tolls that at ono timo when
somebody in tho convention was reading
a resolution indorsing the admiuietra
tion of Mr. McKinloy, Mr. Scott, to the
great amusement of the convention,
made a rush for the door as if the vory
Mischief was after him.
Arthur Hodges, who was nominated
by the Crook county Repnblicans for
county clerk, has been in that office as
deputy and clerk for eighteen years.
Uncle Frank Nichols, the Republican
nominee for treasurer, has been holding
that office eince a while after Noah left
the ark, and tho Crook county Demo
crala have got so used to Uncle Frank's
election every two years that most of
tho time they cannot get a man to run
against him.
Among ihe productions to be eeen
here tonight is "Have You Seen Smith,"
a farce comedy Eomewhat in advance of
the old familiar stylo so much in vogue
for tho paet few seasons. It was pro
duced last season and achieved an in
stantaneous success. The lietof artists
engaged in tho presentation is particu
larly strong individually and collective
ly, and embraces such entertainers as
Lew Carroll, Harry EaI, Edwards &
Kernel!, Nick Judel, Grace Leonard,
Maud Aiston, Mabel Williams, Adt-hide
Starr and others equally well known.
Wm. J. Landers, resident manager of
tho Lion and Imperial Fire Insurance
Companies, wishes to announce to the
patrons of these companies that owing
to the sickness of Mr. C. E. Bayard and
the resignation of Mr. Hugh Gourlay,
their former agents, the agency for both
companies for The Dalles and vicinity
has been placed in the hands of Mr.
Timothy Brownhill. Any business
given to Mr. Brownhill will receive
prompt attention and will be appreciated
by the companies. Office in C. E. Bay
ard's old stand. No. 85 Washington
stieet, The Dalles, Oregon. alO-lrn
Dr. Hudson, of this city, has received
a letter from the asylum authorities at
Salem saying that hopes are entertained
that Dr. Hogan of Condon may be
restored to health. It may be remem
bered that Dr. Hogan was sent to the
asylum from hero about a month ago
with symptoms something like those of
softening of the brain. The poor man's
memory w.-ib a complete blank and the
moEt pathetic tiling about it was the
fact that lie knew his infirmity aud
touchingly begged his friend, Dr.
Hudson, to have him sent to some place
where he would be taken care of.
The Democrats nominated Judge A. S.
Bennett for joint senator for Wasco,
Crook, Klamath aud Lake counties.
Hon. E. B. Dufur ia the nominee for
joint senator of Wasco and Sherman.
The nominees for representatives)?!
Wasco, Crook, Klamath and Lake are:
G. T. Baldwin of Klamath, G. Springer
of Crook and S. P Moss of Lake. For
Wasco, Grant, Sherman and Gilliam:
W. J. Edward of Gilliam, T. R. Coon
of Wasco aud Robt. Misener of Wheeler.
No nomination was made for attorney
for the Seventh Judicial District to op
pose Frank Menefee, but one will prob
ably be made by the central committee
later on.
The day of the plain pink and baby
blue I'.ub gone and the theatrical sou-
bretto taa been obliged to discard her
regulation "fluffy" short skirt and adorn
herself in more pretentious gowns. The
growing demands of the lady patrons of
the theater for the display of more at
tractive dresses on tlio stage has been
recognized by managers, and they aro
making a bid for feminine trade by ex
pending oneidorxl ia eums in tho pur
chase of elaborate and costlv dresses.
Rumor has it that tho female members
of "Have You Seen Smith" company
are setting a pace in t lie expensive
wardrobe line. One exchange has gone
so far ns to mention them as "symphon
ic poems in bizarre confections."
John W. Minto, United States deputy
collector of internal revenue, haa been
in the city for the past four or five days
examining the records at the clerk's
office. Mr. Minto compliments the
county olfiulalB by saying that the rec
ords as n whole are among the best kept
lie has mot with. He found only two or
IflS
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which hns heca
in use for over 30 years, has borno tho signature of
and has been mado tinder his pcr-
-rZt. sonal supervision since its infancy.
- Allow no ono to ucccivo vou in tins.
AH Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good" aro but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing SyrupSt It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm
and allays Fcverishncss. 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.
THC CCNTAUH COMMNV. TT MUMMY STREET, NEW VOHH CITY.
when a mortgage contains a copy of the
note for which the mortgage is security,
a copy of t he mortgage must note on its
face the fact that the note was stamped
according to law.
Nothing can better attest the steady
growtii of The Dalles than the fact that
at tho end of the preeent postoffice fiecals
year, June 30th, The Dalle8 will bo en
titled to free mail delivery. This is be
yond any shadow of doubt. The cross'
postal receiptB for tho pilst nine montlisi
which includes all receipts except tlios
trom the money order business, aro such'
that, receipts from stamps during the
next three months, if only a little over
half what they were for ihe eoi respond
ing months of last year, will make up
the full amount required by law in order
to ba entitled to free delivery, namely
$10,000. Postmaster Riddel! is assurred
they will be little short of $11,000.
When the year is up lie will get up a
petition to be sent to tlio department
and have it placed in the hands of the
congressman from this district, and
there is every reusonable expectation
that we will have free delivery before
tho summer is ended. The other towns
in t lie state having free delivery are
Portland, Salem, Astoria and Baker
City.
The common council met Saturday
night mid passed the sewer ordinance.
The vote stood five to four. Thoee
voting for the ordinance were W. A.
Johnston, S. S. Johns, Frank Gunning,
Charles F. Stephens and Jas. L. Kelly.
Those voting against it were Dr. Shack
elford, Fred W. Wilson, Andrew Keller
and J. M. Toomey. Tlio ordinance con
templates tiie construction of a sewer
system below tlio bluir at a maximum
cost of $30,000. It is believed, however,
that the actual cost will not exceed
much more than two-thiidsof that sum,
The cost is to bo met by taxing the
property to be benefited and the pay
ments aro to be made in installcicnte
during tho coming months of July,
August and September. There is no
doubt that the construction of a sewer
system of such magnitude and at this
particular time meets with strong op
position, and no ono will be surprised if
the opposition takes active shape.
When a man has to go down in his
pocket and pay .fli.SOO, tlio amount of
one property owner's assessment, which
is mentioned only as a sample, it is not
surprising that ho should kick,
Prcfci! Tuwiirilx Oriiiiniiilhiii.
The young nion of the Students' Liter
ary Club aro making steady progreeB
towards organizing either u branch of
the Y. M. C, A. or u society or club dial
shall work along Y. M. C. A. lines, A
three violations of tho internal revenue ; cominitto appointed by the Students'
laws, whore the lawyer who drew up
the deed or mortgage forgot to put on
tho stamp required by law. In one case
the omission was made by one of the
oldest, ablest and best known members
of the Portland bar. As these viola
tions of the law wore evidently uninten
tional, tho parties will be notified to
conform to the law. It may be well for
parties to mortgages to remember that
Literary Club has conferred with the
Commercial Club mid willi the leading
religious organizations of the city. The
result is the appointment of a com
mittee from each of these bodies who
will meet together Eome day not yet
fixed this week aud agree upon the
character of the new organization, II,
W, Stone, secretary of the Y. M, O. A,
at Portland, will stop over on his way
horns from the Eist and give tlio meet
ing the benefit of his knowledge of tho
workings of the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Stone
promisej to leiezraph Mr. Brownhill
when lie will be I erd ml a meeting of
all the c unmittees will then to culled
The following an th" committees of the
several boilie?, the whole of whom con
stitute what may be called a Committeo
on Organization :
Methodist church Messrs. Will Con
don, N Whealdon, S. Bolton, Rev. U.
F. Haak.
D. C. & A. Club Messrs. C L Phillips
and E Kurtz.
Episcopal church Mossm. I) L Vnuee, -T
A Hudson, J F Mnore.
Congregational church J M Hunting
ton, Miss Nan Cooper, Mr. Merrell,
Rev D V Poling..
Baptist church Meesrs Woodworth, -Allaway,
Johns, and Rev Clifton.
Christian church Messrs Whotherall,,
Egbert, O'Brien, and Rev G Rushing-,
Salvation Army Captain Simmons.
Students' Literary Club Dr. Sanders,
Clyde Riddo 1, Timothy Brownhill,
Joseph McArthnr.
W. C. T. U. Mofdames Burnett,
Parkins, Lemieon, Lonnell, Rushing.
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
Garden Hose
Wo have laid in a largo
stock of (Jardon lloso and aro
carrying tho same brand of
l loso that wo have boon carry
ing for tho last fivo years,
which is tho celebrated Mal
tese Cross Brand. We carry
tho samo brand of lloso that
tho Dallos City Fire Dopart
mont has boon using for tho
last twonty years. Tho Mal
teso Cross Brand is without
doubt tho host grado of -lloso
on tho market. Call and got
our prices before buying.
IVlaieF & Benton
Sole Agents.