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About The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1900)
A URAND SUCCESS 5E Mid-Summer Clearance Sale. Visit our Men's Furnishings Dept. The Greatest Money-Saving1 Opportunities Ever Offered in the History of The Dalles. The Balance of the week for the Boys. All CRASH SUITS All CRASH HATS All STRAW HATS At ACTUAL COST At ACTUAL COST Our Bale is n great etKceas. Hargaiii lov er? have turned out by tlio hundreds and have taken advantage of the extremely low prices that wo are making In nil depart ments. Wo are dally milling new bargains to keep up the excitement. Our beautiful line of Summer Parasols Will be put on salo at nbiut one-third less than the old price. Remember our Laces and Embroideries Are all marked down, the most of them, more or less below cost. The Shirt Waist Dept. Is beating all records. There will not be one left to tell a w inter's tele next sea Eon, at the role they are selling 50, 05, 75 and 00c Waists 50 cents. $1.00 and $1.15 Waists 75 cents. $1.25, 1.'55, $1.40, $1.50 Waists $1.00. Special Sale for Friday & Saturday. m civs SOUPS. The grades. game reductions on all our belter Beef, Chicken, Vegetable, Bouillon, Mock Turtle, Tomato. IOC per can. Grocery Department. All Goods Marked In Plain Flsures. PEASE &, MAYS t Dalles Daily Chronicle. Telephone No. 1. lATUKDAY JULY 7, ICE CREAM and ICE CREAM SODA At Andrew Keller's. it i i ' 1 1 i ' i WAYSIDE GLEANINGS. j home wilh him to work in the field, and the recorder ditcharged the other two. Kred Marvin, one of the brightest of Washincton's newspaper men. anil a 1900 ( young nian of uuneual ability in other literary puteuits, has taken charge of - the Walla Walla Daily Statesman. Mr. Marvin hae recently edited the Diyton the liberal patronage with which he has been favored. 7-2tdw To use a common expreesion, The Dalles is not "looking for any smallpox," and yet that is just what ehe was doing yesterday. Quite an excitement was caused when a message came from one of the towns above here inquiring after Constitution and for some time was in ' a smallpox patient that had escaped BtrifWork : wanes J I'll. M 3K Mays. to do general hoiiee- Apply to Mrs. Kobt. jh 0-S PA re you going for a vacation don't iferlook the suit tale at Pease A- Mays. windows. riMies liiunehe Mays, daughter of I'olk Jtays, received the highest number of fietes and represented Martha Washing- In at the celebration ut Joseph. Ej'eaFe A Mays have 100 men's odd ills all Miies, and all styles new (thie isone style, to be sold at a sacrifice. lu winnows. fAt the Methodist clurch tomorrow lorning the pastor will make ao an- ilNr uuiTinent w Inch will be of especial terest to the members and friends of No. 1, which was two hours and the newspaper work at Spokane. The SluteBiuan is most fortunate in securing his services, and wo wish the new editor all kinds of success. It is a source of great satisfaction to : Dalies people that they may now visit ; Hood Hiver and feel that they can secuie 'desirable hotel accommodations. Here- tofore, while that pretty little town has j been a favoiito resort, the lack of a good hotel has kept many away. Now that i C. L. Gilbert has taken charge and ' thoroughly lelitted the Mt. Hood in j splendid phap--, furnishing the best of j meals, the visitors from this city will be ! numerous. j With the soldier boys parading our streets today arrayed in their natty suits, one was reminded of a sadder day two years Hgo when they inarched away to face the foe in a foreign land. Hut to day they were preparing fur all eight days' outing at Camp lifer, on the Salem fair grounds. There were forty eight men and three officers boarded a halt e church. Miss Oertrude Crow, who has been ill some months at tier homo on the ul!', is reported much worse today, and .is feared bho will haidly survive XSo late, aud they will proceed to Salem en the first train out of Portland. Charles Cathcart'is laid up at his home in the East Knd havinginet with an ac cident on Thursday, which bid fair to prove serious, but from which he is now morning at 10 o'clock Archie recovering. While driving down the dd, who was held for forgery, had his i brewery grade with a load of logs the from there and it was thought he got ofr here. Telephone messages were sent to the various hotels, who emphat ically asferled no such person was a guest of theirs, and so far as conld be discover ed there i? not a vfsiting case, no other case of the disease in the city. The re port probably accounts for an item in the Telesraui which said that the city physician there received word that four caeee would arrive in Porland, but that, he thought they had gotten oil" here. Ao a result of the article in the Ore gonian, which announced that t oO-ccnt rate would be made on the opposition line, about sixty passengers were taken on boanl the D. P. it A. N. boat yester day at Portland, having come down expecting to get the benefit of the rate and finding no Etieh rate and the boat cone. The Telegram says : "The threat ened steamboat rate war between Pott- Ami mi Rvrnt N'cvpr tn tin Curfroltpii liy Tlitmn Wli i H'i'rn Hn Foi tiiiiiiln An to l! Tliri'it, Such was 111! lirHt annual excursion ! given by the Young Men's Christian Aj- sedation of this city. The steamer Dalles City had her full limit of pae I senger, and as she swung out into tin; I current of our own beautiful Columbia, j with the Dalles band playing seleotl'ns 1 that were full of harmony, it did seem j that t ho excursionists were to be favored I with one of the best limes they had ever ' had, and sure enough we were not dis appointed. After rr.fikinir a few way landings between The Dalles and Cua cada Locks, we made fine time to Port land, arriving there at 4 p. in., giving us three hours time in Portland, which was improved to the best ability of the dif ferent passengers. Some went to the city park; some witnessed the bout racing, while others inspected the show windowp, and some took a look at Port land from the heights and the Oregonian building. Leaving Portland at (5:55, on good, comfortable coaches, we arrived in j Astoria at 10:30 p. m., where wo were ! met by the reception committee of forty I members. Headed by Mayor Bergman . and Herman Wise, we were marshal? into line and headed for the 4th of July headquarters on Commercial street. I Arriving there we were assigned to the ' rooms that had been provided for us be forehand, arid in a little while the ma- jority of our people were sleeping the j sleep of the just. j The 41 h of July committee at Astoria are to be congratulated for their enter ' prise, honesty and philunthiopy. Noth ing was too good for the boys and girls 1 with a red badge. We found no graft ! anywhere; everything was very reason able. And the Astoria people did all they agreed to. 'and a ureal ileal more). The rain early In the morning gave us a j chance to peep out from under umbrellas at the ships lying in the harbor, and especially at the cruiser Philadelphia, which, to all land lubbers, was a great ship, with her six-inch and six-ponndcr guns standing out In deadly menace to Uncle Sam'B evil doers. At 11 o'clock the parade was formed, the place of honor being accorded to the visitors from The Dalles by placing the D. C. & A. C. band at the head of the procession. The mayor and officeis of the Philadelphia and Fort Stevens came next, followed by members of the ' ij. A. It., marines Irom the cruiser, artillery from Fort Stevene, O. N. R., j floats of various kinds, Astoria mihtarv I band of eighteen pieces, social and fta ! ternal orders, etc. This, like everything 'else, was a grand euccvea. After the ' parade we adjourned to th opera house, J where we listened to more than an ordinary program. And po it went all jday. Avast series of entertainments, either on the Philadelphia or at other places, until evening when came fire : works of beautiful designs, many bal loons, etc. A fine timu was had on the way home, l'he evening on the Dalles City is one 'dial will bo remembered as a star ol social times, listening to the insp'ring Lroiigliout the day. preliminary hearing in Justice Urown- ill's court. At the request of the ro3ecuting witness and the attorney gShe prisoner was released. David Fleming, who came down from loud Cap Inn on Monday, reports that dot glacier on Mt. Hood has sunk fully flfty feet. It seems as if the props had Iven uwav and the whom ilacler. a ilo by one and a half mile In extent, ad tumbled in, leaving the snow and Ice lleldn moro rugged than ever. SGlaeler. The orator on the Fourth, J'rof. J. S. loir i i,n j . t ull of deep thought, which was very vorably leceived by the audience. rof. Landers deserves great credit lor Is masterly effort ; especially so con- Idering the short tlrue he had to pre- ire for hie coming. Grass Valley oumal. At a time when harvest lianas are so null in demand and work is so pleuti ul, the professional tramp must expei- o mercy, at the hands of our officers feeterday four of these gentlemen eisnro made the vicinity of the Watcl niuuuiiBo uicir iicouijuar icru mm ai finn iirnfitiftfliifl In liulr, litoniyulutiH it stem stored there, aud then skipped. uwniu eveniug i ne oiucers ucceeueu id abblng them aud they spent tbe night n lau. mis morninif a larmer from he Washington side took two of them horses started to run and the logs rolling forward thrsw him underneath the front wheels, which Passed over hie abdomen. i .... .. . . iuio a patntui ncciuem, it lias not proved as Eerious nr it would eeem mutt be inevitable, and it is hoped he will ho able to be about in a short time. A private letter from Husk springs on the Jiig Klickitat, received yesterday, tells of the popularity which this health resort is attaining. Within about eight hours ride of this city It will bo a very desirable resort for health seekers. Several who have u'readf gone over, are enthusiastic over the benefit they are receiving. The spring, which from the very flavor of the water indicates medicinal properties, is surrounded by splendid camping grounds and good limbing may be had in the vicinity. It might be well for somu of our afliictcd to take an outing in that direction. ) y Chas, Stubling has disposed of the re l tall department of his business ind has moved his stock to the Fchauno build ing, one door east of A. M, Williams Ik Co.'s, where he will continue the whole sale business, retail bottles, and serving family trade. He will as heretofore arry (he choicest of table wines, liquors, porters, and alt. Mr. Siublng takes the-opportunity to thank his many pa trons for their past liberality and solicits a contluuance of the same. For his successors, J..K. Fait & Go,, ho bespeaks land and The Dalles has thus far failed ; strains from our own bind (the pei-r of to materiali.e. The Iralda is carrying 1 thu state, taking in the htnnuiftil her usual number of passengers, while ' scenery at intervals, again watch. ng the the boats of the Regulator line have full ! love .sick swain and his prospective lists every morning and no one teems to! bride, and again himjliing at hoiiiu time be holding back for a fall in rates. In ' ly j jke, or at the antics of the would be talking of the threatened war this mom-) cake walker, until the beautilul r nk'lit ing, (ieneral Freight and Passenger of the west had anived, when we Agent Miiith, of the. Regulator line, said j gathered in the cabin and listem-d to , j that bin company would not be justified ' funny stories told by thu Mark Ttwuii in making any reduction of rates. The of the company ; then to itnnuudi nine, present fare Is l.f)0, and as The Dalles! passing of the thimble, etc., until home is 1 10 miles distant, a lower rate would ' was in sight, when "Homo Sweet 11 imo" yield liltle'or no profit. At present the aud national alrfl were sunt; by all boats Of the company are crowded with I present, winding up with a conceit by fieight and passengers, and are running ' the band, on the utilal schedule." KvctlltsiO.NlhT. BILL OF FARE. Thu following templing fare will bo nerved al trie Clarendon Restaurant to morrow from 11 :1!G a. in. to 5:1)0 p, in. Turkey GIblet. nun Raked .Salmon and Urown Gravy. COI.II MK.VIH Ham. Pigt Feet. i:ntj!I:ks St lilted Turkey with Jelly Sauce. French Toast. Stewed Inmh with G:een Peas, 110 A ''I'M lieof.. Mutton. I 'oik witli Apple Sauce. Veal with Dressing. v H(l i; I All I, IK Mat-lied Potatoes. Stewed Turnips. String Jleaus. DliSHKItr Plum Pudding, Hard Sauce, Apple Pie. Custard J'ie. Ice Cream. fjEWiiiiiBEBl CAST0R1A AVfcgclable Prcparfltionfor As similating IhcFoodandRegula litig (he Stomachs and Bowels of Promotes DigcslionXheerfur ness and Rest.Conlains neillier Opium.Morphine norfiiieral. Not Narcotic. .'rape (?f Ohl DrSAKUELPtTCHEfl PumJcM Seal' sHx.Seniut lUiktlU Sdtt -staue&rU f Hinged.' tlmfodSuggr IttMrrjpmw flavor. A perfect Remedy forConslipn Tion , Sour Stomach.Diarrhoca Worms .Convulsions .Fcverish ness and Loss OF SLEEP. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOHIC. i CXACT COFV OF WRAPPER. GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature In Use For Over Thirty Years GASTORIA THE Cf NTAUH COMPANY. NCWVOMK CITY. etables, and made a decided "fizzle" of the affair; tit least he lit one of tiie pieces at the wrong end, and instead of shooting into the air, it eliot into the tub, causing a disturbance therein and a report which caused the boys to scatter broadcast aud the neighbors from far and near to imagine they were mission aries in China and about to blown up. There was a lively time thereabouts for a while, and no sooner had the re port died away than the young John Hull was heard to remark "Oh Uncle Jimmy I want to o back to Loudon; 1 don't like American Fourths!" I'IMM'I.i: von AM, KNOW. Hostetler has rented the Lord cottage at that place and in a Ehort time Mrs. A. C. Giger and childrti), of Heppner, will go down and remain dining the summer with Mr. Hosteller's daugnters. JJ1KI). In this city, at tier resideuce on 4lh street, Friday July Gtb, at G o'clock, Cora Sybil, wife of Thoma Iljyden, act d 25 years. The funeral will take p rce from CnuhIhII it I'tnuets undertaking rooms tomnriow afternoon at 2 o'clock. At Wnliuirstadt, Germany, Julv 0th, Ferdinnn I Lou no, lather of Aire. H-n-y ttVnlz. cf Portland, formerlv of The Dalles. Illiln't l.iku A inxrli'itii Fuurilia. The snap and get up which character- 1 izes trie llle ol tiie Ameiicaii Is u coiiini 'drum to his Fng'lsh cousins, who lnv j llevu in taking life easy, and jt in there i fore not surprising that Uie I'minh of July is a little hilarious lur a lirilifh Ismail hoy, especially when il goes oil' nil at once. .Such it proved to Willie Kd I wattle, thu (i yoar-old nephew of Mrn. I Carnatiy. who has been over fioui Lug ! land but u low mouths. He turno thu i entire distance alone; hut 1h re.itly to go back, one I'll being en jukIi for him. , It happened iliu-ily : iieiug desirous of inn inting hie llttlu nephew into the uostnii s of the American national holiday, Jim Carna lly ptiichast'd an aliuiitliiiii'i) of lint uoika and in the evening invited the small boys of the neighboi hood in help cele luate, Mrs. Cainahy had placed all the i combustibles into a zinc nib lor secure ' ity, which was placed in the flout yaiil us the hour for the performance la gan. Jim, being master of ceremonies, march led forth with the small kids following To tin re it cow iu out !-, j H,lJ proceeded to do the grand. He how Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tab- !ri t versed iu putting oil' lets, All druggists refund the money, fireworks as he is in dispensing veg- G. V. Johnson is in from On fur to dav. Mrs. J. A. Douthit and little daughter nturniMl home on the noon train from Portland. MrH, L, N. Adams, who has been visit itu: friend here, returned to her lion o in Vancouver this morning. Capt. and Mrs. J. U, Ililbish will vl it fiiein'H in Mood Hiver, having g'ne down on ihirt morning's boat. Mih. C. L h'ichmohd and children left tin- city today for Condon, where sho expects to make her home. r irf t Lieut, v lias. ueil nmveil ye--teiday from Dufur and left todav with the militia company fur Camp (leer at j Salem. ( Mr. and Mrs. Tinman Puller, Mt.'s! Carrie liutler and Miss .Suiiin,erll-ld went to Cloud Cap Inn lasi Tuesday. (ilncicr. (iciievieve Fi-h has been spemlinu'a nhott time with the family of Mrs. Mosier i at Mosier and returneii homo on to day's train. Major F, A. Mead, of LaCirandi, canii' up on last night's train from Pnrilaud, and ace imp uiied thu militia to Sa em this afternoon. Mis Fay li I'rancu has spent the past week with Mrs. A. A. Allard in Dufur, aud returneii to her home at Hood Knur today, Delhert Moody was a passenger this morning for Salem, where he will spend a short timu with his u'laudparents, Hon. and Mrs. '.. F. Moody. F. L. Houghton left today, overland, 1 for .Shaniko, w here he will take chat gn i of I he di ng atom for a week or nunc, giving Mr. Henry a vacation. I Miss Douthit left on the Iteliiince thin I morning, bound for u c.impini: tiip to' .Sprague, where she will spend thu it1 maiudur ol thu summer. M. M. Peek was u passenger on the' Kiiliaui'o this morning for Portland, i Ho was accompanied by Mirs llihle liriiud, who has lien the guest of Mrs li. A. UIH'onl. About two ninutliH ago Mr. and Mis. ! Puiii ivnift I . f i iini i , i i v. di,' n.iiirKiinn , in the hope of benelfting Mr. Kieft'Jj uu tun, which ikis ueen very pom mm soiiiu Mine, I hey relumed I huraiUy, but he Hilda his condition littl-t Im proved, Mih, W, A. Kirby and duuhtei. Maude, of The Dilles, are here on u visit to Mrs. Kirby's parents, Mr. and Mr, .1, L, CuiiU. .Mrs, Kithv was born iu this cily mid has many fiiendH heie who are pleased to extend to her a hearty welcome. La Urando Chioiiiclo. Kd. HoEtetler will leavu in thu morn ing tor Salem, where1 he will meet Ids two little daughters and accompany them to Hjavlow, llwuco bj.icli. Mr, mm i I Tbo only store ii this city where tht Genuine Imported Stransky-Steel Ware is sold A little higher in rice, but outlasts a dozen pieces of so called cheap euaia eled ware. BEWIHE! Oilier wares look likoit.butthegeini ino has tho nanu Strunsky Stool Ware on each piece Do not be deceived First prize at H International Exhi bitions II irIiob! award at Worlds Columbian Exhtbi tion, Chicago Pre ferred by tho best cookinp;nuthonties. certified to by the most t'anious chein ista for purity and. durability it cheapest because BEST. Remember thi-i cololiratod on am olod waroiappecial ly imported for and Mild in thiaoityex. clusively by us. & It does not rust nor absorb grease, does not dtscoloi nor catch inside f notiilt'ootodbyaciil in fvuitsor vcKOtablos, will boil, s-tow, roast aud hat:ti w 1 1 h ii u L im part ing tltviir ot pieviously 1) o o k il food ami will last for years. .,00. Wo cau tion thu public against imitation
