Do You Cough?
" I cues T used to lo like everybody else.
"When 1 cniiRhtcold.ljustletltnlonc, think
ins It would
: PI
curoit.H'lfin
n fow day ;
ofcoursotho
coittrhiiiK
mid spitting
of mucus
sometimes
latcd sev
eral weeks, J
would sub-
tide. 1 at
ways no
tiecd how
over, that
each rold wni worse than Ihconobefore. My
throat seemed to set weaker, ami the least
change in the weather started the couphinp
again. Tlie last cold was the most severe of
nil. I was really frightened. Cough drops
and home treatment did no good. A friend
told me about Acker's Knglish Remedy. I
pot a bottle, and you never saw the like of
the way it acted. Before thobottle was gono
1 was well. Jly throat felt as strong and well
as could be. Since-then I have had no mora
trouble. I think Acker's English Remedy so
strengthens the delicate lining of the throat
that it easily resists the chances in tempera
ture,anditbuildsupthc constitution as well."
(Signed) CAitnin Schwab,
251 Gold St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sold at25c.,G0c.and$l.a bottle, throughout
the United States and Canada : and in Eng
land, at Is. '2d.. 2s. 3d., 13. Gd. If you are not
satisfied after buying, return the bottle t
your druggist, and get your money back.
We authorize the above puaantee.
H. It. 1I0OKER i- CO., lnprittors, JS'ew lor.
FOR SALE DY
Blakeley & Hougliton.
cerve recognition in the distribution if
the comity offices, and they will do their
part to obtain it by rolling up a lnro
i vote (or Mr. Blowers. It is wo'l knov n
that I am not a republican. My dtBlrnj
, to fee Mr. Illowure elected springs solely j
from the confidence that I have that l;o
will make one of tho beet judges thuj
eoutity has ever had, and that he will
do all in his power to reducu thu taxes'.
Mr. Blowers is himself a laifje property
owner. lie has spent fourteen ye.ua of
his life in the very work he will ho
e illed upon to do as county jutljie. He
' fought over four long years to maintain
! the union. He is still in the prune of
' mental ami physical vigor, and, if elect
n'd, will not make thu uftke of county
judge n mere fide issue, but will take up
' his residence at the county seat find di
vole his entire time to the work of his
, ollicc. 1 know Mr;. Blowers will get a
'good many democratic votes, and it will
j be a disgrace to Wasco county iepubli
c.ns if they do not give their solid sup
port to n man who is in every way wur
tliv of it. Setii Mouoan.
(?l?roi7i;le5peial5
It's Our Business
To dispense health-giving prescrip
tions in the proper way. It's a business
we have not learned iii a day, but after
years of persistent work and caieful
study. We use pure drug3 and charge
an honest price. Clarke & Falk.
"Plutot mort
qu'aveugle"
Means, ''Rather dead than blind"
blindness in most cases is tiie result of a
neglected trivial illness of the eye. Many
a person now blind could enjoy good
eyesiuht had it not been that the eyes
were neglected when the first sign of
disease appeared. Cataract and Glau
coma, two of the mostilangerous diseases,
are in most cases due to negligence in
the cue of the eyes. Theo. H. Liebe, of
the li r in of J. li. Adt-ox & Co., is a
graduate of the IVoria Optical College,
and thn Bradley Polytechnic Institute
Ho will correct and diagnose all errors
ol refraction. Eyes examined free.
J. E. Adcox & Co., Jewelers.
J'KDI'I.K VOL' ALL KNOW,
"W. Lord went toSIianiko yesterday.
Wilbur Bohcn.of Antelope, is in the
c ty.
W. J. Campbell, of Hood River, is in
tliecit .
F. H. I'.iittoii, a prominent citizen of
Hood River, is in the city.
J. 0. Glileiiwnter, of Post, Is regis
tered at the Umatilla House.
Hon. It. E. Misener, fusion candidate
for joint representative, was in town last
night lr-mi .Mitchell.
Mrs. W. Lord went to Portland on tl.e
mid-day tram, accou panic d by lit r
little uepltcw, Lynn Luighlin.
Mrs. C. A. Borders returned yesterday
from PortUnd, where she has been vis
iting relatives and frfends.
Dr. 0. 1). Donne left today for Astoria
to atei,d the meeting of the gram! lodge
ol Udil fellows at ttiat place.
Mrs. O. B. Whittle, who has been vis.
ing for thn past week with Mr. and Mrs,
It H Webber, left today for her home
in Great fall", .Montana.
(Sheriff Kelly, Treasurer Phillips and
liririe. A. .s. Koherta and .1. iN. William
ton left today for Hood Itiver to attend
the republican rally at that place to
night. Aaron Frazu, for many years prin
cipal of the Dufur public schcols, is
registered at the Umatilla House from
Mitchell, where he is now in tho hotel
business.
Mi. and Mrs. William Staats, Miss
Ruby Blusher, Mrs. W. L. Vanderpool,
h It. Thomas and Walter Brigham, all
of Dufur, imaged through town yester
dav on their way to Astoria to attend
the grand lodge ol Odd Fellows and Re
beei'as. Rev. 1). V. Pollnj? left today for San
Francisco to attend a convention of Con
Krcyttluiial ministers at that place. If,
however, thin state issues quarantine
orders agrtint California on account of
bubonic plague, which is believed to he
at present in San Francisco, Mr. Poling
may go no further than Portland.
Nnili Morgan U fur it. H. lllower.
A VISIT TO PARIS.
Americans Who Go to the Exposi
tion Will Need Much Cash.
Hotel Hntca ltni.ieil nnd KverytlitiiiF
Will Ilnve it Fancy l'rloo
Tucked Oil to Fleece
Visitors.
Tiik Dallkh, May 21, 1000.
To tiik Kmtou :
I have just returned from n trip
through (lie Hood River valley, where I
was pleased to find (lie sentiment very
strongly in favor of A. S. Blowers for
county judge. There are some 500
voters in that part of the county, com
posed of shrewd, induitnons Armors,
fruit men and lumber men. They de-
Ben C. Truman, well known ns n
newspaper writer in Chicago, is now in
Paris and in a recent letter offers,
through the Chicago Chronicle, some
suggestions to those contemplating u
visit to that city during the exposi
tion. He says:
"The hotels have all raised their
rateb from 10 to SO percent. The Grind
hotel is the leading robber of the gang.
Twenty yeais ago n good room could
be secured there for six francs per day,
caudles and attendance included: coffee
for two francs, dejeuner a la fonr
ehette, four francs, and dinner for si,
including wine. Ten years ago. dm iny
the exposition of ISi'J, the same room
was seven francs, coffee three franc.-,
dejeuner five francs and dinner scum,
including wine. Now, however, the
same room (incandescent light) is 1".
francs, coffee four francs, dejeuner
live francs and dinner seven, or about
$C per day, and all the meals skimps
same thing every day; same old
poulette and chicken salad twice a day.
Can you imagine so prodigious aste.il
as no cents for a cup of abominable
coffee and a few counted rolls'.' The
Continental and IAthance ehargi.
about the same. All the other hotel:,
uf account charge about from 1H to S1
francs per day for full board per month
or per day everything is so much
per day, even if it is by the month or
year.
"And then you are compelled to fee
from si. to ten pi ople almost contin
ually. Klegant pensions, engineerid
by widows of 'dimiugiiisheil and la
mented army and navy cdliceis,' are
higher priced than the high-rate ho
tels, while life at a regular pension
means tailing chances of In ing stnr.i il
or frozen to death. .e.I to the hotel
and pensions ns freebooters, come tht
tori's, that have put up their price,
quite 4U per cent.
"Hats and shoes are 50 per cent. d ar
or man in lain); necKtics that iiuu;-
from 25 cents to id cents in Xcu Yorl,.
San Francisco and T.os Angele:-, range
from three franeii (CO renin) to si'cii
francs ($1.4!)) here- and this is the
country of silk mnnuf.-t'.'liircH! Cot
ton, linen ami woolen goods have m-ai
y all advanced from L'n to (in percent
over wliat they wen-in IHSO. I miihI
umbrellas and sneli from :.'0 to l'i per
cent. Hiiirtfe. haiulhcrchiefs and gloves
seem not to have advanced i.o much
"Druggists' good have gone diabol
ically out of all sight of all guides of
polite robbery. A prescription that
would cost -'u cents in San Fiuneisco
is $1 here. An ounce of castor oil is
.30 cents, a pint of witch hael is '.,
cents and an ounce of bora;; If) cents.
Caudles, fruit, clarets, tobacco, cigars
anil cigarettes are the only things thai
have not been atrociously advanced,
.Soap, lead pencils, pen, ink and paper
have advanced 100 per cent. Omnibus
rat en are .si.vcentr,asagiiiiist four cents
some years ago. The only I hing cheap
in Paris to-day is the cab, which is still
only 30 cents from tiny one point toiin
ithcr within the city, for from one to
throe persons, or -10 cents per hour for
iame. I have met a score or more (
Americans who had come here to atay
for several mouths, but who arc going
bach on the North Ccrinun I.loyd
steamer of the JHth. All of (hoe go
home without making piuvham., find
none of them will return by Hie French
line. (ea)ly. the foreign Holing
against the hotels and mores here is
intense, ami the American, ami Ivng
lih papers of Paris publish complaints
of iiome kind dally." Truman is an
old traveler ami Itnows what heistalh
ing about. It would seem as if the ex
position were a (jood place to stay
away from.
M. B. Smith, Butternut, Mich., says,
"DeWltt'H Little Early Risers are the
very heit pills I ever used for coslivenese,
liver and bowel troubles,"
Subscribe for Tub Omto.viOK.
QOINQEAST.
If you intend to tttke a trip Knst, Hsk
your ticket agent to ruuto you via The
Great Wabash, u modem and up to.il.ito
railroad in every particular.
Through trains from Chicago, Kmisas
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, sleep
ing and dining ears.
Stop over allowed on all tickets at iSi
agara Falls. Boss 0. Ci.iNK,
Pacific Coast Pas. Aut
Los Angele-", Calif.
C. S. CiiANi:, O. 1'. A., St. Louis, Mo.
0.R.&M.
Nutlen.
Notice iR hereby given that there will
bean annual meeting of the stockhold
ers of tho Golden E.iglu Mining Com
pany at the ollice of French A Co.,
hankers, on Thursday, May 111, 1000, at
7 o'clock p. m., for tho purpose of elect
ing seven directors and transacting such
other business as may properly come be
fore said meeting.
By order of the president.
J. C. HosTETLim, Secy, ami Trcas.
The Dalles, Apl. '11, 1U00. n'J7-td
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure in my
family with wonderful results. It gives
immediate reliel, ia pleasant to take and
is trulv the dyspeptic's best friend."
says E. Hartgeiink, Overiscl. Mich.
Digests what you eat. Cannot fail to
cure.
Use ClarkoA Falk's quinine hair tonic
to keep dandruff from the head,
Campbell A Wilson will sell their line
of millinery, trimmed and untrimmed
hate, flowers and children's hats, at
greatly reduced pi ices for the next
thirty days. Please call and get our
prices.
Claik A Falk's drug stcek is new
fresh and complete.
Experience is the best Teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case ol
coughs, cold or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded.
25 cts. and 50 cts. Blakeley & Houghtun
Druggists.
Win. Orr, Newark, 0 says, "We
never feel fufe without One Minute
Cough Cure in the house. It saved my
little boy's'life when he had the pnuu
monia. We think it is the best medicine
made." It cures coughs and all lung
diseases. Pleasant to take harmless ami
gives immediate results.
For Hale.
A second-hand ten-foot Randolph
header, in fair condition. Will be sold
cheap. Enquire of
Ai.i:.."MoLi:oi),
mayll-lniw The Dalles.
LiiKt !'"" Haln.
Full blooded, barred Plymouth Rock
e;rg?, per setting .$1 .00 and $1.50. For
particulars call on or address,
.Sanhkuh Buos.
Box 017. The Dalles, Or.
To secure the original witch hazel
salve, ask fir !) Witt's Witch H-usel
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure.
Digests what you eat.
, ItartlflclallydiBeststhefoodanrlnlds
iNaturo in strengthening and recon
atructinprtliG exhausted digestive or
ians. ltlstlielatc.stdiscovcreddigest'
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efllcicncy. It in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Ileartbiirn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea.
SIcklleadachcGastralKla.Cramps.ana
all other results of ImperfectdlKcstlon,
Prepared by E. C. DeWI".. A Co.. Chicago-
PILLS
ONE FOR A DOSE.
nmoTO VlaiBln, Pruent
ll.jri ;'", I'urlf tli'iHIotxJ,
I "!. a-j, II 311 II lift !M rim
J jit- K. K. I'KKdlJ.SON,
Physician and Surgeon,
Oftiro, Voat Mock (over I'ottolllcc),
'JOntilino-dw THU HAI.hlM, OltKliON.
Ailmlnlilrntnr'rt HhI uf Itml l'roitrly
Notlcojs hereby ulvcn that from nutl iidor tlio
ninth tiny u( June, IW), I will tiroeceil to tell nt
pilvatu rile, for cali, tlin following ilocrlU-d
jirojiert hcloimlia; to thu estiito of lMtilek
Drown, decean-i, to-wl!
UIk A, II, C, li. K, V,), II, !,J, K und I., la
block 67 of tort Dulles illhtury rmrvatlon, la
OruKou,
Tor liifnrmudoa hiipilru at otlleu of Blmiott A:
Siniiott.
Uatul at JMIlvt City till lOthduv of Mar, M,
11KI.IA IIIIOWK,
Adialnlitrulrlx of thu cttalu of I'atrlcH llrown,
lUHKHlJ. la
T. BR0WNHILL,
JUSTICE OF TIIK I'KAOE, Notary
Public. Collections promptly attended
to, Money to loan. C. E. Bayard's of
fice, Tho Dalles, Oregon.
tlKl'AtlT
nns
Knt
Mull
U:tO i. m,
Si okiitiu
Mull
unit
J:piens
10:10 p. in.
h v. m.
T1MK FCIIIUlUl.K.
I'llOSl tl.VI.I.KS,
AltU.VK
KlUlM,
ti-'iilt IjiU- , Denver.. Kt.( Kal
Worth, (iiiiiinii, una-. jibu
w City. St. Louis. l!S.i
UlitciiKO anil laut.
Wiillrt Wiilln, HfiiWimi!,!
Mlunemwillji. St. I'iiiiI,
i) 111 llth, Jlllumil.ro,
ClilniBii unit Km st, Vltij
Hrkiuiemi llmitlin;
tiiii ; iilMintl i)lut In
em Ou'kou.
Kkom Portland.
(H-ean Steaiii!ililp..
For Hun Kniucl'cn
Al.ilfJ7, May "i P-.
,S li. in.
Kx.buiiilny U'oliimbln Uv. Stcamcrti.
To AsroniA and Way
Siitunliiy ljiiutlng.
10 1. 111. i
Kixikiuio
Mn It
unit
Kxiaui
t :M a. in
I . in.
1 1. ni.
Kx.Siuiiln)
i', m I Wlf I.Hir.TTK IIlVKK. I ! ri") tl . Ill
Kx.UillulnylOrcKOii City, NawlwrR, Kx.aumlay
, Salcin iv Way Uuiu e.
7 H. m, WlLL.VMITTK and Vam- .1:."X1 v. m.
Tue.TImr.' HILl. Itivmis. Moit.,Wul
nnd Sut. ; orcprm City, Dnyton,1 mul Krl.
nail Way-ljiiullnss.
fin. ni. I WiLLAMBTTE Uivsn. 4:n0 p. in.
Tio..'rhiir,ii,ortliiiiil to CorvulIU, ilon. Vd
unit bat. und Wity-hamlliiKi. nut l-'ihlny
SNAKK ltlVKIt. I.UAVK
I.V llllkltlll l:lMltill to IjUWlstOtl. I.KVVISTDN
1 1 .1 1 1 v (tally
l.'ilu. III. I S:S0il. in.
CSV" .Patiles ik'flniit; to ko to llcppncr or
I)ints on I'nluiiiblA Soiillicrn via ltlinii, iilioiilil
take .No. K-avluc Hie Dalles nt l'J:t0 ). in.
niaUln' dlroct eoiiiicclloas nt lk'iiner Jiiiintioti
mul lit!;):!). ItctiiruhiK innkliiKiltivulcoiiiicctlrm
nt Ileiincr junction mul lllirx with No. 1. ar
riving nt Hie Dalle-sat l'J:1.0i. m.
For full luirttcutard cull on O. It. ft N". Co.'
Hseut The Dalles, or aililreii
v. ii. lUJiti.nt.'itr,
Ccn Pui. Ant., Portland, Or,
SOUTH and EAST via
Mim Pacific Co
Shasta Route
Trains lenvo The Dallvx for Portl.iuil mul way
Mtatioiii, at l:i'j a. m. anil .1 p. in.
Ia'Avv Portlanil
' Albany
Arrive Athlitnil
" Sacraiiiento
" Kan Krancl'-co
hiaiitm 7:(linn
.l'J:Sunin 10:u) p m
U;::iiuii Il-.miuin
riMOpm l;,Tialll
7 : l'i p ia H: I.') a in
Attivc (iKilmi
" Denver
" KmiMsClly.
" ClllC4l0
fi:l."in in
. 'J:(jo a in
7:'jr. a in
7: 15 n m
Arrive )j- Annolo.s 1:J0 p in
' Kl P.imi r,;li) p m
" Fort Worth i):Hlit m
" City of Mexico :.V n m
' Ilomton 1.00 a in
" .New Drloani fii'iwun
" Wiislilnnl.iii r: t J it in
" NcwYoik lii:i:ipm
11:1511 m
U:oon in
7"i'i in
j-.'Mn m
7:110 ii in
D M p in
!;." n in
:.'iV n in
n in
(i.ii p in
ii IJam
1 J-1.1 p in
Pnllinir.i anil Tourlit carx on both truliix
Chair cam Haeruiiieiito to Olen unit 1)1 I'axo
mul tontht c.irii to Chleujr i, ht Uiiiln, New Hi
lums ami VYnnhliiKloii.
Connecting at ban l-'rmickco with Kivcral
ntcaiiithlp line for llonohilii, Japan, China,
rmiipjiiuea, i.eiiirai ami Roiiia Ainuiea.
h'co ui,'eiit at The Dullci atatlon, or mhlrthi
C. H. MARKHAIVI,
(ieueral l'usMiiKcr ,cnt, Poitlaml, Or
Nortoem. Facllic
Yellowstone Park Line.
THU IIININO UAH HOl' I K I'ltOM POHThANIl
TO TIIK KAST.
TIIK ONLY JliHHCTI.INK TO Till: YKM.OW.
H'lONK I'AKIv
LKAVK.
No. ii,
IlilS A. l,
No 1.
li ;ao p. m,
Union Depot, Firth audi Sis, AJIItlVK.
KBt mall for Tiicoiiia,
fe'eattle, Olyinphi, (iray'h
llaibor itidl Honth llend
points, Kpokune, Hosit.
hind, II, (;,, Pullman,
Moh-ow, Iaiw littou, lluf
falolluinp mining coun
try , Helena, Mhuieiipo.
lis, 8t. Pmil, OiiihIiii,
Kmiiumh Ully, St. honU,
CIiIchko mid nil points
fiit mid HontheiKit.
PiiKct Hound Kxpn-Ks
for Tucoina nnd heattlo
mid liitcrinctlhito polnib
No. 1
.'!) 1'. M.
No. ;i,
7j(j0 A. M.
Piillmm; flrt claiin mid tourlit hei;rH to
Mliineiiiiollii.rit. Puulund MUtonii river i.oIiKh
without rliaiiKC. '
. . Mi 1 V ! . 1 e'J "i"".'.''.- U,,," U(!J'0t OIUICCtlOIIH
In ill ptliiolpal cIIIok,
IlauijuKu chw-ki-d todettlnntloa of tickets,
,,'r,h"V,,wV"cly llliwtiittwldworlpllvt'iiiHtter,
llckeu, tleepliiB cur remviitloiiH, etc, cull on or
wn w
A. D. CHARLTON,
AMlttant (Jcnerul PuimeiiKcr Axent, ZVt MorrUon
Htieet, comer Tlilr';, PortUnd; OrtKon.
FHKI). V. WIUiON,
A'lTOHN EY-AT LAW.
0Uoeov.. Vint N.t. uVuT. "AW,r'' UKKUUW
TgPrfflMMrlfrM
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i ( 5 . I
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. Chronicle, " 1
I I I , Job Printers. I
I: ! ( $
I; I ? I 1 1
i f f ii
i1 : f) !i
I: k ' I
$1.00 per month.
Strictly first cliiSH Ideal mul Ioiik
iliHiani:ti liiU'phuni) ourvluo within
yinir hmmi.
Linen tin not uni8R-tiHc. Yuur con
vuriiation will hu kitjit n Hccrut.
No ciiNt for Installing.
Von uit thn Htiuiilitnl Hunning
l.oni; DiHtaut liistriimciit.
('oiiiiiHPiiM day ami uiitht orvk-u.
Wn will iiramt your contract for
ttm yiMitH ami allow you to ciuichI
tmnti) on KivitiK na thirty days writ
ton notice.
PACIFIC 8TATI8 TELEPHONE COS.
Ik
Jfisk Impulse
1 .w'44Ah
and muiuio
ilANIU'ACitMtlUl uv
mi a
A HT"riT -T J A -r- TTTTTTI TT1 T fill-
SUITABLE FOH DRIVING
GENERATORS AND STAMP MILLS,
ELEVATORS, PRINTING- PRESSES, ETC
Circulars nnd mirtlculara fiirriiaheil on nnnlicntioti.
P. S. GUNNING, Agent
una! THU DALLES, OREGON
C. J. STUBLING
Wholesale and Retail
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Ageirrthe Greate American Liquor
Yellowstone Sour Mash Whistf
WHISKEY from fcfbu U)0 r unllon. (TtoTyTrti o(l. ) rr: '
IMPORTEI) COGNAC from $7.00 to $12.00 per itHllou. (11 to HO ybte2f
t'AixuKHiA imAnUlLB ironi tt.'-'f) to 10,00 nor tnillon. f u tii ,
ONLY THE PUREST LIQUORS SOLI j
"" uulil!
nQLTTlfRTA MV.V.n nn ilranui.f an.i .Vol in,.. ami (llviiiiiiii liter In
Imported Alu and I'ortor,
JOBBERS IN IMPORTED and
DOMESTIC CIGARS.