Sale of Silks
at Special Prices
all week.
5
2
9
Free
Free
Free
With any Boy's Suit,
Spalding Base Ball
and Bat or a
Twentieth Century
Daisy Air Rifle.
(Shoots either BB shot or darts.)
SEE WINDOWS.
SEE WINDOWS.
SEE WINDOWS.
PURSES. An assortment of
Purees that defy competition. 25c
to $3.00 each.
COMBS. Largo or small metal
or hone. 10 up.
HAIR BRUSHES. A good
brush will last a lifetime. 15c up.
HAIR PINS. All the latest
little fancies in stock-
CUBE PINS. Assorted col
ors or black. 5c, 10c, 15c per cube.
TOOTH BRUSHES, '
NEW BORDER VEILS,
HAIR NETS, just in.
National Toilet Cases.
A neatl7 put up package of all
kinds of pins and needles, worth 25c,
for 15c.
NEW PULLEY BELTS.
Shirt Waists
and Materials.
Though a little late, yet the
warm weather is bound to come, and
now is the time to prepare for it.
This season's styles of Shirt Waists
have never been equalled for beauty.
$1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and $3 00.
COLORED WAISTS. All
prices, from 50c up.
MATERIALS. The assort
ment of Ginghams (both imported
and domestic), Silk Ginghams, Dim
ities, Lawns and Percales, is so large
that it's almost confusing. 8-3C to
50c per yard.
BICYCLE SUITINGS,
COVERTS,
CRASHES,
LINONS, &c.
All Goods Marked
In Plain Figures.
PEASE & MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone No. 1.
SATU KDAY - MAY S6lflb6
ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andrew Keller's.
(S)
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
I'tirnialiiMl rooms for rent on Fourth
ftrcut, in tho UeWolI house. Apply to
Mrp. J. O. Hose. tu'Jo-lw
Tim lU'nululor lino of boats resumed
thiiir through tripR between Thu Dalles
imil Portland today.
Thu editor of Tin: CintoNiai.it will ud
dree6 the voters of Columbia precinct in
the interest of the republican ticket and
McKinley prosperity tonight.
Twenty curlonda of you ne cattls were
fed at thu Saltmnrehe stock yards this
nioriiiinr. They hud been bought in the
neighborhood of Eiieno and were on
tho way to Cutbank, Montana,
liev. l Y. Hawk will preach at the
usual hour tomorrow morning. At tho
evening servico tho Grund Army and
tint Woman's Relief Corps will bo in ut
tendance In a body and the sermon will
I'd appropriate to thu occasion.
A total eclipse of the sun is billed to
come oil' tomorrow morning. Jt begins,
according to Ayers almanac, the only
authority at hand ut this moment, at
t4:5'J and ends ut 6:24 consequently
till) sleunv-huudi won't sue it at all.
Thu census enumerators, it Js said, will
have an othoial badge to he worn while
at work. The badge is of'nlckel and is
In the form of a shieldwith the Ameri
can eiile above. Oil the shield ure the,
words, "United fyutes Census, 1000."
A Washington dispatch says that the
emergency river nnd tinrbor bill was
mended ThurBduy so us to provide for
tlie survey for a caual and locks ut the
Mies of the Columbiu river, and nlso
'or a survey of Snuke river from the Co
lumbia, to the head of navigation.
I. S. Bradley, the fusion speaker from
Ttxiis, arrived here lust night ut 6
o'clock, but the faithful hud given it
out there would be no meeting owing to
delayed train, ami no further attempt
to hold one was mudo. Mr. Bradley
'e't on the mld.duy west-bound train.
W. Wilson addressed u line gather
'"K o voters In Mount Hood proclnct
st night. Mr. Wilson looks for n very
rgo republican majority In all the
Hood Hlver precincta, Beta are ottered,
without takers, that the republicans
W curry every precinct west of The
Utiles.
Tlie warehouses here have already re
ceived about a million and a half pounds
oi wool, ft(j it j, pouring In rapidly
,,Qm u'.l points of the compass, Seven
Ioiu1b of Washington wool arrived
(i morning from Grants, By far the
MMter portion comes by learn, and the
East End this morning was crowded
with six to ten-horse teams returning
to the interior loaded with merchandise.
Nearly fifty tons of freight was loaded
from the warehouses yesterday, all
bound for tho interior, and some for as
far off as Silver Lake.
The little son of Kev. U. Hawk had
to be taken back to St. Vincent's hos
pital for another operation. Mrs. Hawk
left with him on thu midday train. The
boy had been doing finely till u few
days npo. It is thought the wounds
from former operations were allowed to
heal too soon.
Mrs. Emma Marsh, of Eight Mile,
wae examined today before Judge Mays
nnd adjudged itisrine. This is the sec
ond time Mrs. Marsh has been alllicted
with insanity. About two years ago she
was sent to Sulem, where she remained
over a year. She hud beeu released
about eight months.
"There is just one democrat, in Viento
precinct," suid n Viento republican to
the Ciikonk'i.l: man this afternoon,
"and he is iidw in the city jail for being
drunk, and I must see if I cannot bail
him out." And sure enough tho man
was there, but ho was still too full of
bug juice to bo allowed his liberty.
"That nin't right," said n high school
pupil to our bachelor city superintend
ent yesterday as ho found him discuss
ing some problem connected with tho
graduating exercises toniuht, surround
ed by exactly sixteen sclioolinams.
"What ain't right?" asked tho profes
sor. "Why, 10 to 1, don't you know"
waB the answer.
This morning Deputy Sheriff Sexton
sold on execution two ten-acre tracts of
land in the Hood Uiver valley to satisfy
u judgment of Mays & Crowe against
W. It. Winons for the sum of $093.50
with $00 attorney's fee and $15 costs.
The plaintiffs were tho only bidders,
nnd the lots wero knocked down to
them for $50 each.
The entertainment given by tlie school
children last night was a great success.
Tlie Vogt opera house was filled to the
door, and thut the performance was ap
preciated by old nnd yojng was evinced
by hearty rounds of applause, and the
fact that ut the end of nearly every
score tho audience insisted on an encore.
The gross receipts were far beyond ex
pectation and will net betwofn fiftv and
sixty dollars to the school library fund.
The most' important event In the
Fchool year occurs this evening, the nn
nual commencement exercises. Tho
class Is the lurgest the school has grad
uated, consisting of twenty-one mom
hers. All parents nnd others interested
in the school land everyone should be)
are Invited to be present. A small ad
mission fee of 10 cents will be charged
to defray expenses. The hall will be
open ot 7 :S0 and the program commence
at 8:16.
Captain S. B. Orrnsbv met a number
of the sheepmen of this county in the
club rooms this afternoon for the pur
pose of allotlng the grassing lands of the
forest reserve. The only change In the
condition of the allotments over last
year iS that the sheepman must prom
ise that on condition tiiat a "razing
permit is granted him, he shall agree to
pav on demand such a reasonable price
per head of sheep grazed as the secre
tary of the interior may require.
On Wednesday the sad news was re
ceived by the Dufur Dispatch of the
death by drowning of the 0-year-old
daughter of Wulter Clark, of Kingeley.
She and her brother, a year or bo older,
were playing around a well some 200
yards from the houee, when in some
way she fell in. Her mother in trving
to rescue her fell into tlie well, but for
tunately caught hold of the curbing and
held on until tier husband cnine to the
rescue; but before tlie child could be
got out, life wb extinct. The funeral
was held at the home of her parents
yesterday, the remains being followed to j
the grave in the Kingeley cemetery by j
the numerous friends of tho family.
A commercial traveler who was at the
Goldendale hotel and restaurant this
week, in an interview tells the Airricnl- (
turist that the I'aul Mohr portuga road j
will certainly have their boats ready by
harvest lime. He was at I'asco last
Sunday and while tiiere saw the new
steaniooat "Umatilla," just finished, j
floated from the blocks by the rising
waters of the Columbia. It is u large
bout, very staunch and speedy. While
there the new boiler for the companion
boat, tho "Billings," arrived, coming
from Philadelphia. The freight charges
alone wero $1,100. From Columbus in
formation reaches us that work on the
railway is being pushed forward with
increased speed. Hails are being laid
rapidly on the the west end, the iron lor
the entire line now having arrived.
Buildings and wharves ut the Columbus
end will be commenced on or about the
first of the month.
OUR CHURCHES
Christian Science meeting in small
K. of P. hall every Sunday morning at
11 o'clock.
Calvary Baptist church liev. W. 15.
Clifton, pastor. Regular services at 11
a. m. and 7:150 p. in. Young people's
meeting at 0:!!0 p. in. Sunday school
at 10 a. in.
Methodist Episcopal church Corner
Fifth and Washington, Jiev. U. F.
Hawk, pastor, Services at 11 a. m.
ami 8 ). m. Sunday school at
10a. in.; class meeting at the close of
morning service; Junior League nt !5:!t0;
Kpworth League ut 7. Regular ser
vice tomorrow morning. In the even-'
lug the members of the fi. A. li. and
W. H. 0. will attend in u body, ami uu
appropriate sermon will be delivered by
the puetorop that occasion,
Vtt In Ifuur Utiet'k.
All couutv warrants registered prior
to Jtiue 3. 1890. will be paid at my
office. Interest ceases after February. 2,
1000. C. L. Phillies,
Onuntv Treasurer.
Clarke & Falk baye received a carload
of the celebrated Juuie E. Pat ton
strictly pure liquid paints
Subscribe for The Chronicle.
lilt Stralcht'frora the Shoulder.
In wide contrast with the conditions
that existed four years ago it is a rare
thing these days to find the street
corners of The Dalles occupied by little
groups of men discussing politics. The
people as a rule are too busy earning
big silver dollars, every one of which,
thanks to republican legislation, is as
good as the beEt dollar under the stars.
Once in a while, however, two or three
old Silurians come out of their holes and
vex the air witli lamentations regarding
tlie tendency of the times to expansion,
or what they are pleased to call im
perialism. An old-line democrat, who
never voted a republican ticket in his
life tiil four years ago, when lie refuted
to follow his parly on n platform of
Btiaichy and debased currency, struck a
small coterie of these ancients yesterday.
They were on the old tuck and the old
liner opened on them in this fashion:
"You measley lot ol hlankety incurables,
do you not know that we have expanded?
Do you not know that Jefferson and
Jackson nnd Monroe and Pierce and
Polk, and every name that is honored in
democratic history, were all expansion
ists? Do you not know that the ground
you stand on is ground won by demo
cratic expansionists? Do you not know
thut everv foot of American 6oil that has
been added to tho original thirteen
slates from 1803 till 1S1K), with the single
exception of Alaska, has been added by
democratic expansionists? Do you not
know that when you talk of imperialism
you are talking through your venerable
hats? Do yon not know that you can
not scare anybody, talking ubout some
thing you don't believe yourselves?
Crawl into your holes und die, will you,
the whole measley lot of you, or come
out into God's sunshine and learn that
it is the world that is moving while you
are standing still." And the uiluiiuns
opened their venerable'mou'.hs in silent
ami unfeigned astonishment us the old
liner wended his way.
For tlie convenience of parties want
ing ice in fie afternoons, thu Stadeluian
Ice Co. will carry a stock at their store,
cornur Third and Washington streets.
Phone No. 107; long distuncu 1S3,
"King 'em up." lSm-tf
Siiltulloii Army,
Subject for Saturday night, May 20th,
"Social Evils;" Sunday night, "Back
sliding und Backsliders," All ure wel
come. Adjt. Nki.non
Lewis Ackcrmun, Goshen, Ind., says,
"DuWitt's Little Eurly lliuers ulways
bring certain relief, cure my headache
and never gripe," They gently cleanse
and invigorate thu bowels and liver.
Good, pure natural ice from the Blue
mountains for sale by the Columbiu
Hlver Ice & Fuel Co. 'Phone 33 or 81
Long Diet. ; 75 or 8 Seufert & Condon,
Freeh cracked Nebraska corn ut the
Wasco wurehouee. Finest kind of
chicken feed, uicb25-if
To secure the original witch hazel
salve, aek for DeWitt's Witch lluel
Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought and which has licca
in use for over 30 years, has borno tho sijfiiatnro of
and has been made under his per-
rvilft sonal supervision sinco its infancy,
' Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-j?ood" are 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 age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcvcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC CENTAUR COMMNV. TT MURRAY TRCCT, NCWVOKH CITY.
St.
Special Sale!
Steel Ranges and Cook stoves
To reduce our large stock we will
sell Stoves and Steel Ranges at
Greatly fedueed Prices
for a short timo only. See our
goods and get our prices. . . .
JVIRYS & CROttlE.
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NOTICIO FOU i'UKUCATION.
I. AND Ol'nci". AT VaNCOUVKH. WASH ,
Sluy 17, VMI. I
Notleu Is liiTi'by Klvcn thut lliu tollouliiuS
iiuiiii'il K'ttlcr Iiiih llk'il notice of Ills Intention
to mulct' final proof In i-npnott of lif- clulni. hhiI
thut h ilil jiiooi will ho inmlt' hi'foto 11. Pre-hy,
rnttiit States (,'oiuiuiloiiLTi ut lioltU'liitiilc,
on July (i, I'JOU, vl:
AmiIi.'I K, Ollur,
who mtulo II. K. No. U.vm, for Ihi- frnctloti W'j
N W',i, Sec 'M, Tji il X, It 111 K, mid hV.ii of M'.J
Sec Jt,, T .1, X It It! i:, W. SI.
Ho mimes tho follow lnt; vltnoseti toiirovu hlit
continuous resilience upon, ami cultivation of
fciitd himl, vl.:
Kouert A. broutheri-. chrM I). l'riuircn. Will
him Curlier, John Kure, till of l.We 1', ().,
WtoihinKtou.
V. It. DUXI1A1!,
liiii)2.1-l ItcKlhter.
NOTION I'OU I'UHMOATIO.V.
l.ANl) Ol l'lOK AT VAM'OUVr.H, WihIi,,!
Mny 11, HKKi. (
Notice in hoieljy Klyon thut thu folinwliiK
liHineit ottler luo. tiled notice ol hh Intention
to miiUe tlmil proof In Mimiorl of hi- chiliu, unit
thut Hild moot will ho uiiiiio hefoio W, II I'rcnhy,
United Mutes Cominllnncr for HUtllct of
Win-hitiKion, ut hlx olllio in tioldemlule, YYioli.,
ou .Sutiirduy, JuuoliO, I'M), vl.;
lii'inL'ii (1, l.iinlMiy,
llmesleud cntrv, No, pit, for the dW1 k of Sin
11, 'J'pll, X of K 111 K. W, SI.
Hu iiumes Iho followliiK ultneos to provo
his continuous lohh'iice. upon mill cultivation
ol Mild laud, vl;:
John i. SlclJoniild, of Iliilll.'ii d 1'. O., Wiudi;
WcmlcUu U'ldl, (ioldemiiilo I1, (),, Wm-h.; John
('. Ileiry, lliirlhiiul I'. , Wash,; Thomas r,
Drlpps lltirtlund 1'. ().. Wusli.
um!ii I ;V. It. DlJXHAIt, HcitUtcr.
NOTION FOR I'UIJLICATTON.
I.ANIJ Ol nCt: AT TllH DAI.I.FS, OlIKiiON,
. A pi 11 ID), 1'JOO. (
Kollco Is hereby Klven Unit the following
liiiliud M'ltlcr lum II ltd notice of his Intention
to iiuiKo Hind proof In Hippon of his rlulm, mid
thut Mild pioofwlll Im nuiile lufoiethe Itculbtcr
mid Kecclver ut Tho Duller, Oitou, ou bultir
duy, Juno 16, luuu, vl;
JeiiH . Atiitiiiif, of Tlie Dulles, Or.,
lloiiu'stciid Kntry Xn, lull, lor the UW'U
section '.M, mid J-'v NKij mid KKli l-Kh ni'tlon
li. Ujwiiblilp inn Hi, ruiiKo 1'.' eiist, V, SI.
Ho nuines tho IoIIowIdk wltntM.es to prove
his continuous reshlenee upon und cultlvullon
oUali! Imd, viz:
John Urate. Churlev Hnlpes, J, 1), llookmup, i,
Blliioiisoil, nil ol Thu Dulles, Dickon,
waya l JAV i'. MICAS, KcKlktcr.
Garden Hose
AVo have laid in a largo
stock of (iarilon Hose and aro
carrying the same brum! of
! Hose (hat wo have- been carry
I'mg for tho last five years,
! which is tho celebrated Mal-
'tese Cross Hrand. Wo carry
l
i tho same brand of lloso that.
i
tho Dalles City Kiro Depart
ment has been using for tho
last twenty yoars. Tho Mal-
Incn Hl'iliwl !ii ii'iiliMlli.
lJi3i; tIOf.l IMIOIVI l 'J n ott.'un
I doubt tho best rado of lloso
I
i on tho marlcot
Call ami goL
Subscribe for The Ciiuo.nick,
our prices before buying.
JJaieF & Benton
Sole Agonts.
V. T. H.Ml'i'll.
Osteopath.
Koiiuia 10 anil II, Chuiiuian llloek, The D.illcs,
Oregon. Tucsdii) s uinl Krldujs, h u. in. l) 1-'.
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