The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
TUESDAY
MAY 1, 1900
Republican Ticket.
STATE OFFICERS-
Justice of the Supreme Court C. E.
Wolverton.
Tood nml Dairy Commissioner J. W.
Bailey.
Treaidential Electors 0. F. Faston. of
Multnomah ; Tillman Fonl, of Ma
rion; J. C. Fullerton, of Douglas; W.
J. Furnish, of Umatilla.
DISTRICT OFFICERS.
Congreesman
The Dalles.
Malcolm A. Moody, of
Joint Senators J. K. Williamson, of
Crook ; T. II. Johnston, of Wasco; W.
W. Steiwer, of Wheeler.
Joint Repiesentatives A. S. Uoberts,
of Wasco; R. A. Emniett, of Klamtth ;
George Miller, of Gilliam; George
Cattanacli, of Grant; George A. Bar
rett, of Grant; T. H. McGreer, of
Wasco.
District Attornev Frank Menefee, of
The Dalles.
mind is marvclously gifted with
what old Th onus Cnrlylc used to
call protct natural suspicion.
In Metntirlnm.
COUNTY TICKET.
County JuJge A. S. Blower?, of Hood
luver.
Commis'.ioner P. A. Kircliheiner, of
Antelope.
SherilT Robert Kelly, of The Dalles.
Clerk A. L. Lake, of Wamic.
Treasurer C. L. Phillips, of The Dalles
Assessor C. L. Schmidt, of The Dalles.
Superintendent of Schools C. L. Gil
bert, of The Dalles.
Suryeyor J. B. Gbit, ol The Dalles.
Coroner W. H. Butts, of The Dalles.
For Justice of the Peace of The Dalles
Timothv Brownhill.
Judge John C. Tarsney, of Kansas
City, discussing the candidacy of
Bryan, recently used the following
language: "We will have to vote
for Bryan, but it will not hurt us
much. "We Democrats have been
voting for isms, visions and jack-o'-
lanterns so Ions that we are used to
it, and it does not hurt us any. True,
Bryan represents the silver question,
but everybody knows that it is a
settled question and no one will get
scared over it. If I had the writing
of the platform, opposed as I am to
the silver craze, I believe that I
would put that lG-to-one business
in just to catch the wild-eyed fel
lows who cannot understand anything
else, and know but little about that."
Tarsney is one or the kind that drink
anything in the bottle so long as the
old label appears on the outside.
"We learn from the Lakeview Ex
aminer that S. 1 Moss, who was
nominated by the 1'usionisls for
joint representative of Wasco, Crook,
Klamath and Lake county, has de
clined to accept the nomination.
The Examiner says "Mr. Moss was
not cousulted legarding the nomina
4ion, and cm, no doubt read between
the lines can easily see why the
nomination came to him unsolicited,
and by whose fine Italian hand bis
name was written on the scroll in
the house" of lords. Mr. Moss has
resided in Lake county a long time,
and however smooth, suave and
oily-tongued some people may be
Ihey. can't make u cat's paw of him."
The 'Democratic party is between
the devil and the deep hen. If its
national platform is written so as to
draw back the gold Democracy it
will repel the Populists. If it is
written so as to please the Populists
It will repel the gold Democracy. If
it is written to please everybody it
will please nobody and Bryanism will
be like the man with the ass in the
fable, who tried to pleace everybody
and pleased nobody and lost his ass
into the bargain.
Samuel J, Vicknrs wub born at Smith's
Grove, Varney Co., Ky., Dec-amber 8,
1S59, and died at The Dalles, Or., March
11, 1000, ago 40 years, II mos.nnd 8 days.
The subject of this sketch spent his
childhood days in the vicinity of hl9
birth, lirst moving to Texas, where he
spent two years, and then moving to
South Haven, Kan., where, In 18S5, he
was united in marriage to Miss Eliza K,
Denton, who still survives. Mr. and
Mrs. Yiekers settled at Wellington,
Kan., but later moved to Texas, whuro
they lived several years. In 1805 they
came to Oregon, lirst settling at Mosier,
and then three years later moving to
The Dalles, where the widow and two
children still reside.
Thus is brielly chronicled the life of
a man whose departure is sincerely
mourned by all who knew him. Pro
fessing religiou in early life he lived
consistently with the hope lie embraced,
and was prepared for the summons to
meet his Maker. He was itidustrioua
and honest, faithful in every relation,
conscientious and unassuming in tho
performance of duty, and enjoyed in an
unusual measure the confidence of his
acquaintances. Though belonging to
another denomination, he was a regular
attendant of Calvary Baptist church, of
The Dallee, and very much endeared
himself to the membership ot that
church. His work is ended, his suffer
ings are over, and in1 feel confident that
he ia at rest with the Lord. May tho
Divine blessing rest upon the bereaved
wife and children.
W. B. Clifton.
A FIL.PIHO LETTER.
Funny Knr..' !i Written by n Girl
After 'liirt'i- Month' of Very
iiurtl Ktutly.
GOING EAST.
If you intend to tako a trip East, B9k
your ticket agent to route you via Tho
Great Wabash, a modern ami np-tO'dato
railroad in every particular.
Through trains from Chicago, Kansas
City, Omaha or St. Louis to New York
and New England points. All trains
run via Niagara Falls and every through
train has free reclining chair cars, sleop
ipg and dining cars.
Stop over allowed on all ticketd at. Ni
agara Falls. Ross C Cmnh,
Pacific Coast Pass. Agt,,
Los Angeles, Calif.
C. S. Cham:, G. P. A., St. Louis, Mo.
The ladies of tho Good Intent Society
who pledged themselves to laiee a cer
tain amount of money for the church
debt, announce that they are ready to
make their report, and will do so at a
social to be given at tho Methodist
church this evening, to which all
are invited. An admission feu of 10
cents will be charged, those having sub
scribed being admitted free. A program
has been prepared and lunch will be
served.
Notice or Kutrny.
I have taken up as an estrav a dark
brown mare, aged about seven years,
about fifteen bauds high and weighing
about 1000 pounds; branded quarter
circle u on left stifle. The animal came
to my feed yard in The Dalles about two
weeks ago and could not be kept away,
Tho owner can have her by proving
property and paying charges of feed and
advertising; other .viso I shall proceed
with her according to law.
Cll.MlI.ES P.UT.TTK,
The Dalles, Apr 28, 1000. a'JS-ow
Kick For Siilc.
Full blooded, barred Plymouth Rock
egs, per setting $1.00 and $1.50. For
particulars call on or address,
Sandkks Bkos.
Box 017. The Dallee, Or.
Latest designs for 19C0 in wall paper.
Elegant stock to select from at II. Glenn
& Co.'s. aprlT-ln
Clark & Falk'a drug
fresh and complete. -
stock is new
For a Nice
Suit of Clothes.
4
Panting, Ovcrcoatln-or Fnncj Vesting.
Not long ago the girl pupils of Mrs.
Wilbrn Coleman, a teacher in the pub
lic schools at Sioux City, fa., wrote
a letter to be delivered to the girl pu
pils of a school in Manila, and the fol
lowing letter has recently been re
ceived in reply. The writer is a little
Filipino girl who has only spent three
months in the study of ICuglish, and
while there are funny mistakes in the
letter it is not likely that any Ameri
can girl could write a better one in
a foreign language after so little
study:
Manila, P. L, January.-, 1900.
My Dear Unknown American Friend:
I'm glad the to be receive your letter
the day 7 and intire of the uuhat you
say mi said speaking in it the seg
mente. lour letter gave me the Mr. John
Christensen uulint uuent me professor
in the school of l'aea and is your
friend what have lived before in the
States Idaho but it to be finish of
your service and are here of professor
in pilipin.
I am study with he three months
from the months of July August Sep
tember and the nrofesor John Cliris-
,7 I Kindly pall nntl examine rny tock of 1m
' , . , , , ...... : potlej uml jj westC woolens. A tlncMock to
we the girls and bovs the love inueli 1 elcct from.
beeause is very kind and now we have-j MSultMalefromtliu lowest prices to the liiBh.
otner proiesor umeriean t lie proiesorj
I nriiiteiisen are not more in our
j;chool. Whnt a nitv! I am verv sor
ry because lie is a good profesor, iie
are now in a of the bcliool large nt
J. A. Eberle
Fino
Tailoring.
Manila.
I nm like study your languages but
is very iliflieult and tin' proiiuciation
nevertheless 1 wish lcnou because is
languages official here. And the
o'clock milieu I nm going in the
school is 8 o'clock of the morning
when 1 nm go (ire 10 o'clock by the
afternoon ia 2 o'clock until -1
o'clock. The play nuhiit piny is the
hen blind ?nltn la t-omba and the other
play more hut we the girls cannot
piny with the boys because so tm
lone aeustumbra the flnilk'.s hut noun I
think uuhat be change line eastumbre
because the government is other anil
now one has a government very good.
I do not understand the to be you
play on tho ice anil the frost because
liere in my country is liouu also what
the spring of nmerica in the Xmns
enjoyed quite unci! and olho in the
day of new year. The government
Spanish is no more and the dishonest,
frillies fear now of the nmeriean.
I am thank by to lie receive your
letter. I wish you a happy new year.
Your fllipina friend,
ANOKLA AOLMLAH.
I.ooban street, lo. 1 1, Munlla.
TI1K IMI,t.K OliKnO.V.
A boiler plate editorial, manu
factured nt Democratic headquarters
for the ti6o of the many Democratic
alitor who cannot write, intimates
that President McKinley has stirred
up the trouble with Turkey in order
to get an excuso for sending' Dewey
to tea till alter the nominations for
president are over. The Dryonltc
Vt-Kullli'liin lleililliiK.
Sir Isaac Pitman invented the "vege
tarian bed," composed, not of feathers,
but of mosxeu, ferns, flowers and hay.
This bedding material, commended as
healthy and health-giving by many
iloetorsand others has become fiiinoiiu
in vegetarian circles, and ileservea to
bo more widely known. "It nmelhi
Jlko ozone," is the testimony of more
than one physician, and many say that
sleeping upon it "given rest to hriiu
ami mind,"
One Mil n tu tiiTVaril.
Cavalry, when inarching in sections
-that is, four abreast occupy as ex
actly h possible, iih many ynrdfl ns
there nre men Jn the force.
Complete
Cii?e
of
at
M. Z. DONNELL,
THEiDRUGGIST.
mmm
nnnrrr a
I IX-CjUr U XjSl. JXXj LINE,
Dalies, Portland & a a &
Htenmcnini tnc UWUntor l.lntnvlli , Mp(. , J
lowing ocliciliile, the C'nmnuiy reserving tho Mum V. il
H'licilnlu without notice. - mti
(ll'NKKAIi
Hull
...AND...
Horsesnoe
is
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IN
Str. nogiilntor.
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IIOWN.
DallPH
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I.v. I'ortl.iiul
nt 7 a. Mi
Mimilny
W'lilncMiiiy
. . Ktlilny
Arr. Pillion
nl rr.VU V. it
Ship your
Freight
via
Regulator Line.
Str. Dalloa City,
down
hv. Dal
ts A. It.
Moiiilny
Wnliu'iilny
l'rliliiy..
Arr. I'orlluini
t fi r. m.
FOR OOMFO RT ECONOMY AND PLEASURE,
6. Travel by the Htenniew ;l the Ucffiihilor I.lne. Tho (:imimny will .Miilcnvnr to i.t,,
tons the U't netvlee powllile. Kor further liifnrmutlim mlilrwH sueK,l'
laml Olllce, (UU-HttfOt pock. W. C. ALL AW AY, don. At.
r TTrirfTr f ttItt I vly r-T I T I t ww w,?Tr'tiyAT?iTf'4.Tr' i rf-ri -m-i - - . .
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PIONEER BAKERY.
I have re-opened this well-known Bakery,
and am now prepared to supply every
body with Bread, Pies and Cakes. Also
all kinds of Staple and Fancy Grocer es.
GEORGE RUCH, Pioneer cer.
Important
Announcement
to you.
Wagon nntl Carriage Work.
Fish Brothors' Wagon.
c, Hum aiiu juiiuiMiu, niuiuuaa
i'
3
ixuaiuaxii
For ISO diiVH after April lat, I will sell
k I all the Dry (.iooiIs, Ulotninu', noom anil
k 'ShneH, Hosiery, lllnnkuts, lints and
Laps, on a cm in price oi
0
..GHAS. FRAM..
5
Butcher's
and Farmer's
..Exchange..
KeepH on ilrnuKht the cclclirntnl
i:oi.u.MniA iii:i:h, ncknow:-
oinul tho U'st ter In The Ptillca,
ntlhuiiMinl price. Come In. try
Ithinl be conviiicoil. Aim tho
Fillet brands ol Wines, U iunr
niul Clicurs,
Sanduiiches
of nil Kliiilsiilvn) n on hum.
.4
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
The CLARENDON
And CAFE,
J. B. Orossen & Oo., Props.
87 Second Street
fin fglllKJ9ft
OHE FOR A DOSE.
..Ttfraovo PlinnUi. P.....I
A fn, !Jl?dj1h9."'llW.
IJlli
O.LLS
C. F. Stephens
..Doalor In..
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Gents' Futnishings.
nooi, Bhix-s. lints, Cip, NotloiiB. AkI.
Telephone No. SS.
181 fcccoml Kt.,
The Dalles, Or,
Jast What
Yoa uuant.
25 per cent, for Cash.
Now
L'aina.
in your opportunity to nol bar
Do'n't itiitia it.
S. L. BROOKS,
Sueceesor to K. J. CoIIIiih it Co.
60 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
THW I flADE m ARnu
rrrw CopvniQHTB Ac.
Anrono "nillnu n sVclrli nml dojcrlpllnn mv
qiilcUlir nsrvrinlii on r opinion freo nliothur it
luvi'iitlmi l protMibly tnti'innliio. '"ominiinlri.
I Icmn nl rlcl ly i-i'ntlil.-iitlal, llunillxHikiin 1'iin-iitt
lent Irvu. OMit nuency for xtirlinr pitlvnu.
I'.ilt'i.u taken tiiroui.'h Jluiin A Co. rucolvt
ti'ttLttt tiotUe, wlthimt. clmrito, In I ho
Scientific nmeriean.
A iLinilnonii'lT llhi'lrnli-il tto.IiIj-.
Turim, t.) a
T. BROWNHILL,
JUSTIOK OF Til K PJSAOB. Notarv
I'liiJliu. ColleetmnB promplly atloiided
to. MoriMv to loan. O. H. Hayard'n of
fice, fho Dallef, Oregon.
ja y j
m l) W
mm
I J 1 'Ja Jrj
Jjlt. K. K. FKItOUNOK,
PJiysieian and Surgeon,
Olllce, Vogt Jilock (over I'oUofllc),
.Hkpliiioqiv THK UAI.I.K9, OftKdON.
u t wiuon
B I HUN7IN0TOM
TTIlUTIKnTnU M. Ulfrankf
Jtl ATIOMNKYH AT UW,
Jjow it eas in Wall Paper horo. Such
wide variety aa wo are allowing novor ho.
(ore graced a fiinulo etock. Heal imita
tlon ereton efreets at ordinary prices.
OooiJ panets at cheao paper prices.
lvltKant iletlsiig, taeteful coloriuKs yourii
or o small price, at our store on Thlrif
atreet. Al8oh', ltl0 of Imuso paints
D. W. VAUSE, Third St.
Iff. 8TURDEVANT,
Dentist.
Ofllco aver Krench A fo.' Hunk
rtioueC, THKUAUKH.OUKUOH
rul.illon of nnr rlrnllUi) 1 u ri i :il.
riur: loin- month, tl. Fold by all mmrilwilur.
MUNN&Co.30"1' New York
Urwicli omcu. (Si V K. WuthliiKioii. U. I'
We Put...
ovory bit of
( twenty yoars cxporionco
and drug knowlodgo
with ovory
J'reauription
thnt's conipoundod horo.
Js it any reason why
our jircscription businoBs
is increasing
so rapidly?
Ask your physician
if wo aro roliable.
BLHKELEY & HOUSHTOH.
Jloliablo
i'rosoriptionists
p. S.
Gunning,
C. S. Smith.
THK
Fresh Kkrh niul Creamery
Hotter a specialty.
2d Street.
J.ti. HC1IKNK,
1'reaMcat.
'Phone 270.
II. M. Bill. '
CullN
First national Bank,
THE DALLES OREGON
A General Banking Buoineae trsnaitti
lJup&gita roeeivea, subject to bight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceed promplij
remitted on dav of collection.
Hieht and Telegraphic Exchange aoldci
Now York, Bun Francisco mi porl
land.
DIRlIOTOWa
D. P. Tmomphon. Jno. 8. Bchiici.
Ed. M. Williams, Qko. A. Lint.
H, M. lixAi.t,
Mica
Axle
Urease
hcljw tlie team. Saves wear and
exense. houi everywucre.
haiik lir
STANDARD OIL OO.
lightens
the
load
shorttni
the
rod.
FRENCH & 00.,
BANKERS.
TRANSACT A KNERAL RANKING BUm
Letters of Credit issued available Id the
Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and felegTipW
Transfers sold on New ork. OWagi
St. Louis, San Francisco, IrtlandOfJ
gon, Seattle Wasli,. and varloui paw
in Oregon and Washington.
Collections made ut nil pointi on UT
orahle terms. .
Darfrinffftl
Blacksmith,
Wagon Shoo.
Horseshoeing.
Dealer in Blacksmith Supplies,
Cor Second & LauHlin. 'None Wl
Suhicrihe for Tug Omhoniuk.
Tfio flnfnmfiiQ
111D UU1U111U1D lUUMUM'i
PACKERS OF
PORKand BEEF
MANUFAOTUKKHBOX
Pine Lard and Sausages
Curersof 4r BRAND
HAMS & BACON
x)RlF.I) BKHF. ETC. .
JERVITA
Ctu-CH Imuotency, NlRlit Emll J.
itinjr tllacas'ju, all '-L'"BJ lBjif
uhuse, or cxcc d
blood bMimor. V 'g
rcatorefl m '"r ";toxH
INnymallfiOcj.crhox.'w
in.. HU MIi with 1L wrllW'W
NERVITA MEDICJLCO'
waH
OWco ovi Vint Nat. ll uik.