f
'" corf
Talking
Through
His
Is accounted as slang; but there is a groat deal of
truth in it.
A Man's Appearance speaks for him.
If his hat isn't stylish or becoming, or is a poor fit, it
speaks for him. He's talking through it as a medium.
It's Important to have- a correct and neat
appearance. "We are showing the latest styles in
Men's, Youth's and Boys' Straw
Hats, commencing at 25c up to $2.00. Straw
el mots, 35c, 50c and 65c.
"While pearl and nutria Fedoras from 25c to $5.
SEE WINDOWS.
Great
Glove Sale...
Centemeri
Gloves.
Commencing on Monday,
Juno lGth, we will put on sale
our slock of the celebrated Cen
temeri Gloves, retailed only in
America's best shops at $2.00
per pair our price for a few
days only,
50c
Per Pair,
Don't he surprised. The7 are the genuine Cente
meri Glove.
All dootts Marked
In Plain Figures.
PEASE &, MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Tehphtne No. 1.
K.UVkDAY JUNE , 1000
CO
ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andmw Kallar's.
f
lleunctt & Sinnott. The nuiiy friends
of Mr. Sinnott will contrrsttulate him on
u hueinuHB alliance that'll certain to re
sult advantageously to both himself and
Jtuluu Uennott.
Messrs. Kobert Cox, M. A. Martin A.
Nittliii and K. M. i'eck, all Michigan
rivennon and recent residents of Skama-
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
For pale, cheap, u lady's bicycle; al
most new. Hnquiru tit this olliee.
Ladies' liuavy duck skirts, ill) cents
and $1 18 at the New York Cash Store.
Itt'v. V. F. Hawk will occupy his
pulpit al the M. K. church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Wheat has risen 7 cunts a bushel in
the Chicago market during thi) paBt
week. Yesterday's price for July do
livery was 72).j und 72?4 cents a bushel.
Mies (Jassii! Cheese, who yesterday
closed her year's work of teaching in the
dialling district, will attend the summer
Mliool at the Portlnnd Husiness College
In brush up on special lines o( work.
Day liros. are putting in a railroad on
Wind liver to haul tho logs to the river,
from which plaee they will bo towed to
Uieir mill at Cascade LockB. The road
will lo two miles long and will tap a
Rood body of timber. Pioneer.
('laud Kulsay, Clarence Gilbert and
Pone Krixzull loft on yesterday's boat
to attend tho Portland Urfslness College.
Claude completed tho Unith grallo work
in Tin- Dalles high scHool this year while
Clarence and I'ortorfuro graduates.
We have just opened b nice lino of
'allien' duck skirts in greys and tans,
which we uro offering for 1)1) cents and
11.18. Those are extra good values and
arc going with a rush. Call early and
Kt your pick of the .lino. The Now
York Cash Store. j
A well. know n Irish jndgo in the in
"Ivent court once dotectod a witness
Rising his thumb instead of the book
l Inking tho oath, and in rebuking lilni,
8'nly said: ''Yon may think to do
teivn dod, sir, but jon won't deceive
"'P. Leisure Momenta.
' -M. I'lciuing, of this city, has received
word ol the death of Ins father at Santa
California, on the 1st Inst. The
deceased was 77 years of ago. Forty
e'ilit hours Imforo his death ho had n
eoin! stroke of paralysis that rendered
'i'iii unconscious till tho end came.
An additional lot df tickets for the
Woolt r.ift excursion tomorrow have
ocon icceivod and are on sale at Clarke
Falk'd, Monefoe & Parkins', J. K.
Keeee'd barber sliop and W. H. Jonee
cKr Btoro. Secure your tickets to
if you want to make sure of the
trip.
J,,,lt2o A. s. Hi'iinoUand N. J. Sin-
" J'eatitUoy entered into a law co
Prtneralilp under tiro firm name of
nia county, have, in partnerBhip, taken I invitation
a contract to drive 2,000,000 feet of logs i
down the Klickitat river from thirty
inileB above the mouth. They expected , Association, of which the doctor
to start tho drive June 1st. ! member, at Atlantic Citv, N. J.
0. II. Kerns, teacher ol the Eight entertainment opened at 8 p. p. with a
the unsupported testimony of the editor
of the Lcndet to convince the fraternity
that he had (12 in the cash box, or even
had a cash box.
Through the courtesy of Dr. Logan
Tin: Cnno.vH i.i: is in receipt -of a letter
of invitation to a reception which was
given for alas it was all over before the
got here last Wednesday
night by tho Medical Association of
New Jersey to the American Medical
ib a
The
Official Vote of Wasco County.
mile district, was in town today solicit
ing subscriptions for prizes to be given
for foot race contests nt a school picnic
to be held in a grove about half a mile
from the Eight mile school house, on
tho 22d instant. The four schools of
Five Mile, Eight Mile, Eudersby and
upper Eight Mile will join in the picnic.
All lovers of refined fun should see
tho minstrel Tuesday and Wednosday
night. The program is practically ready
now and the public have reason to ex
pect a treat, for tho company intend to
do their best to give them one. The
pickaninnies are as cute as anything
you could meet in a day's travel. Tho
Irish cake walk is inspiring to say the
least, and the entire cast have given
conscientious practice to every detail.
You will miss it if you miss it.
Over a couple of weeks ago Sam
Wilkinson of this city sent a couple of
young homing pigeons to Walla Walla
to be liberated at that place. Ono of
them got back here in a couple of days
but the other did not turn up till this
morning; that is to Bay, Mr. Wilkinson
did not see it till this morning, but it
may, possibly have come back anytime
dining the past two or three days. The
biids are only nine months old and Mr.
Wilkinson la very proud of them.
Everything puts on a lively appear
anco at tho St. Martin hot springs. At
present thero are" about thirty-five or
forty people thero and several more are
expected this week. The large and
commodious hotel is nearing completion
and when finished will be a great bene
fit to that place. It is ft threo-atory
structure and forty feet wide and sixty
foot long. Mr. St. Martin said it was
his intention to pump the hot water to
tho hotel, thereby making It conven
ient for thoso who nro not able to walk
to the springs. Pioneer.
Shaniko had its first robbery on tho
night of tho first IiiBtant, and, strange
to say, it occurred In the newspaper
oHlee, and Htranger still, the robber got
something for Ida 1'iilne, and strangest
of all, ho left $12 in tho olllco cash box.
This la probably tho only robbery of a
country nowepaper olllco in which the
thief got anything Blnce the morning
stars' first sang togethor. Tho bedroom
of Foreman Kennedy and a compositor
waB entered and tho .thief, tho Leader
Biipposes, chloroformed the eloepers and
abstracted 75 from tho pockets of the
compositor. Arthur Kennedy, true to
the beat traditions of Dalles typo-stick-era,
had nothing and therefore last noth
ing, It will take otul (,eftl ,uore t,mu
musicale and vaudeville. A reception
follow eil and this in turn was followed
by a smoker and the-whole with a
dance. The program would indicate i
that if the medicos are not enjoying
The official canvaB of last Monday's
vote was concluded this forenoon and
for the state, county and district ticket
is us follows:
For justice of the supreme court:
Bright f prohibition 145; Green (fusion)
850; Wolverton (republican) 12C2.
For food commissioner Bailey, rep.,
1152; Kennedy, prohi., 10G; Schul
mericb, fusion, C87.
For congressman Butler, prohi., 187;
Moody, rep., 1011 ; Simmons, ind.-dem.,
358; Smith, fusion, 498.
For district attorney Menefee, rep.,
1020; Moore, dem., 'Job.
For joint senator, Ninth district Ben
nett, dem., 1348; Williamson, rep.,
themselves, it is not tho fault of tho I i-uo.
people of Atlantic City. For joint senator, Twelfth district
Yesterdav afternoon an eneine and Dufur, dem., 1220; Johnston, rep., 1355.
caboose that was backing from The
Dalles to Bridal Veil for u train of lum
ber ran into a wagon and team at the
first crossing below Crates Point, killing
For joint senator, Twentyfirst dis
trict Steiwer, rep., 14CS; Cozad, dem.,
1005.
For joint representative Twenty-first
one of the horses and crippling the other J district Baldwin, 693; Burlingame,
so that he had to be shot, and smashing j prohi., 12G; Emmett, rep., 1233; Liebe,
the wagen into kindling wood. The j dem., 1112; McGreer, rep., 1292; Hob
team and wagon belonged to James i erts, rep., 1290; Springer, demo-pop.,
Snipes, of this city, and were on their
way to Mr. Snipes' ranch below Crates
Point. J. J. Ilecker, Mr. Snipes' ranch
foreman, was driving and was accom
panied by a man named Calbreth. The
men, it is hoped, received no injuries
that will prove serious, although they
were badly shaken up, especially Mr.
flecker, who was at first, thought to
have been injuied internally. The in
jured men were brought to town and are
at the Union St. Lodging House under
the care of Dr. Donne, who up till noon
today had found no indications of in
ternal injuries in tho case of Mr. Ilecker.
Mr. Calbreath's chiet injury is a paiuful
bruise on one of the hip joints.
t I'lrnlr An Wan a I'lonlc.
Lot not ambition mock their lowly toll,
Tlietr tiomelv Joys una destiny oWure,
Nor grandeur Lear with n illoilninfiil unite
'l lie snort una Miapie imiiais ti wu
Not that they were in any proper sense
"poor" the six healthy, happy girls that
this item treats of, but "girls', wou't
rhyme wortli a cent with obscure, and
so we have to lot tho poet have his say
in his own words. They had a picuic
yesterday, these glrle; and the excuse
for it, for wantof a better one, was that
one, of their number was going in a few
days to the coast for the summer. So
they tilled a clothes basket full ol grub
and hcorning tho help of man or beat
betook themselves to the banks of Mill
Creek where, unobserved except by
Father Sol and, porchance, the man in
the moon, thoy splashed, and waded and
fell in tho water to their hearts' content,
coming back home after a long day as
bedraggled as they were happy, and all
vowing that they had a picnic aa was a
picnic. They had their appetites too, j
you may be sure, although the maternal
guardian of one of them assures the
writer that they brought the clothes
basket buck, even if there wern't
blamed thing in it. The girls were:
Bessie Snipes, Ruby Groat, Blanche
Emerson, Lilly Kslly, Mary Burnett aud
Hauna Schwabe.
807; White, prohi., 122.
For joint representative, Twenty
eighth district Barrett, rep., 1293;
Cattanach, rep., 1250; Coon, dem., 1028;
Edwarde, dem., 839; .Miller, rep., 1323;
Mi6ener, dem., 839.
For county judge Blakeley, dem.,
1472; Blowers, rep., 1105; Collins,
prohi., 54.
For sheriff Kelly, rep., 1309; Ward,
dem., 1181; Parsons, prohi., 78.
For county clerk Filloon, dem., 1135:
Lake, rep., 1421; Taylor, prohi., 73.
For county treasurer Hampshire,
dem., 1324; Heisler, prohi., 133; Phil
lips, iep., 1108,
For cjunty school superintendent
Gilbert, rep., 1G07; Chastain, dem., 934.
For county assessor Copple, dem,,
104G; Schmidt, rep., 1275; Quinn, prohi.,
145.
For county surveyor Campbell, dem..
1021; Goit,, rep., 1300.
For county commissioner Hai riman,
dem., 1170; Klrclieiner, rep., 1111, ;
Kichardf, prohi., 157.
For coroner. Butts, 1017; Williams,
dem., 830.
Municipal indebtedness amendment
Yes, 431 ; no, 580.
Judiciary amendnient--Yes4S3; no,
ISO.
Irrigation amendment Yes, 540; no,
485.
Repealing amendment Ye, 458; no,
423.
E(iial fcullVnue Yes, 701 ; no, 724.
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For Infants and Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
AW
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
CASTORIA
THC CCNTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CITY. I
MM Garden Hose
The onlv store in
this city where the
Genuine Imported
Stransky-Steel
Ware is sold
A little higher in
price, but outlasts
a dozen piccesof so
called cheap euam
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares look
likoit.butthegenu'
ino has the name
Stransky - Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived
First prize at 10
International Exhl
bitions Highest
award nt Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion. Chicago Pre
ferred by tho best
cookinRauthoritiea,
certified to by tho
mo!;t famous chem
ists for purity and
durability it la
cheapest because
BEST.
Remember this
celebrated enam
eled ware is special
y imported for and
Hold in this city ex
clusively by us.
It does not ru&t
nor nbsoib grease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
not affected by acids
in fruits or
vegetables ,
will boil,
stew, roast
nnd bake
witliou t
imparting
Havor of
previously
cooked
food and
will last
for years.
We cau
tion the
public
against
imitations
"We have laid in a largo
stock of Garden Hose and are
carrying the same brand of
Hose that we have been carry
ing for the last five years,
which is the celebrated Mal
tese Cross Brand. AVe carry
tho same brand of Hose that
tho Dalles City Fire Denaitr
ment has boon using for the
last twenty years. The Mal
tese Cross Brand is without
doubt the best grade of 1 Toso
on the market. Call and got
our prices before buying.
fdaiep & Benton
Solo Agents.
For a Nice
Suit of Clothes.
I'diltiiii?, Owrcoalin or l'utic VostiliB.
CD
Kxourxloiit Kvoursionl Kxciii-nIiiii!
Bears the
Siguature of
Be euro and eoo the bargains in ladles'
duck iklrtti at the New York Ci eh
Storo, j9
Woodcraft t-xi-urulou 'to lloniieville to
mo row. Ik'autlftil L'loiinde : plenty
good music and amusement?. lt und
trip by rail only 75 ante. Train leaves
Umatilla Houe ut '.) a. in.
Fur Suit'.
A good, second-hand tliieehlni: ma
chine for sale al L. l.aue'e b'nckemltli
Buop, on Third street. J4-d&wIm
Use Clarke & Talk's quinine hair tonic
to keep daudrutl'from the head.
Klwlly rail iiml imnlno my Mwk ot Im
ported mid I) ircbtio vvooltns, A line stcck ti
cleot fiom. , , . , ,
Suits iniulcfrum i lie luwibt ilfct to (he liigli,
bt grace.
Fine
Tailoring.
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'i hi: i) r i 1 1, niiKfio.N.
t). T. SMITH,
Osteopath.
Ko.iuiB HlHiirt II, Oliiiimiiin Hloolc, The l):itli'K,
Oregon. Tuoila s iiml KrMn, t u. in, to li.
iimylb-lm
1TWEP. V. WIlilON,
ATTOKKKV-AT LAW, kl
'NIK JlAU.lia, OHKOON
oaUicovei fnl Nut. B'uih.