On Monday morning you will find our Silk De
partment filled up with some of the handsomest designs
ever produced in Fancy WASH SILK.
The Season's Latest, at
All Goods) Marked
In Plnln KiRiiroa
fte Dalles Daily Chronicle.
FKII) V
FEB. 1, 1(H)
sorvod T
in
any
style..
At Androw Keller's.
MM) LM L'I'I) 1,1 I) ?L AT VP in lil
nirjanLlirjItO iWJ lrj.
All U'aicn County iviirriiutM leclnleieil
prior to McitiiiulMir 1, IHII7, will hit piilil
in prefimitAtliiii lit my oilier, Interoxt
I'Hii.n. urtitr Niivttiiiliiu- lit). 1 11111).
.IOIIN P. IIATII'SIIIKK,
(imiiity Treasurer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Head A. M. Williams & Co.'s ad.
Jiuiutt Riley yesterduy declared her in
tention to become a citizen of the United
.States.
The ludies of the Catholic church will
have on sale, at the storo of Maior -k
llentun tomorrow u choice line of pies
and cakes. tti
Tomorrow is ground hog day und the
bright Huiishlue of today gives promise
Unit the little animal will have a good
clmncij to nee his shadow and that we
(hull, consequently have six weeks more
wintur.
Watch nnd wait for tho opening of
(iiiinborl's Cigar it Tobacco House. Do
not miss tins great event for you may
"grut it in the future. Be on time and
you will gain through it. See nd on
lirat page.
These sunny days remind one of
spring, when man's mind and woman's
t', for that matter) easily turns to
thoughts of new clothes. But what of
the boy? It'n thuir chance toinoirow.
Head A. M. Williams & Co.'s ml.
Baker City, for tho II rat time in two
years, Iuih not a single case of smallpox.
This splendid condition of nffdirs is ow
ing to the strict quarantine- measure en
forced Hinco the advent of the new city
"dinlnlstration, Bays tho Democrat.
The county clerk today turned ovor to
the county treasurer the sum of $lBr8.40.
$1550 of which represented the de
linquent taxes collect-d during tho
iiiantli of January mid the balance.
M0S.40 sundry fees of the clerk's olllco
'or the same period.
" Hie Kennebec (M.) Journal !" tells
ol a man who darkens IiIh henhouse for
oiio hour at noon. Ills hens go to roost,
jinking it. night; at the ond of an hour
inop..B the blind. The result ifl that
"is liens lay again, and he getB two eggs
" 'liiy Instead of one.
i;. 0. Stxton and W. E. Wulther have
onned a copartnership nnbave rented
"" WiijMtB building, coror of Second
"in.rsori, where tfioy expect to
"I'ail OUt about tlm tlililla nl Mor,.l.
. n completo Hue of Imnlwaro, stoves
ad tinware. Carpntem have been
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"mmeu to cotntnoncd tho llttltig up of
(Oysters
Spring Silks.
50c per yard.
PEASE &
'the building Monday morning. It is
j the intention to tear out Abe old front
1 nnd put in plute glass windows.
There's 11 very neat litle suit in A. M.
j Williams & (Jo. 'ft showwindow, marked
$5,50, for u boy of 8 years. Tomorrow's
! special price will be only 3.
J Smallpox if reported epidemic at
' Heppner, 11 local physician declaring that
1 there are so many cases that any attempt
! to check it seems almost hopeless. The
I original case is paid to be that of a vonni'
... .,
lauy irom me easi, aim who is sup-
j posed to have contracted the disease
1 while en route west on the train. .
It is greatly to the credit of the people
( of Wasco county that out of the OS school
districts in the county no Iobs than 25
' have this year levied tuxes for school
J purposes. I heBe levies range from two
mills on the dollar up to twenty. What
ever our faults may be us a people it
cnunot be said that we are unmindful of
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Lilt: tiimi.-iitiuii ui liic iinuju uciici ui.iuti ji
The football season is not over, Man
nui wwo i nuriDuu iv inn iajiiuui, tiuv
withstanding. It gives us pleasure to
announce that The Dalles Never Sweats
I and The Dalles Juniors intend to meet
in deadly combat on the old fairgrounds
tomorrow afternoon. If you want to
see a game of football as is a game, you
just wauder up that way at the time
mentioned. dmisslou free aud evcry
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"The Philadelphia Record" tells a
story of a physician of that city who was
called to see an old Irishmun and his
wife down with colds. He advised
quinine and whiskey as an antidote.
"Yon must both take it," he said.
"Take it every throe hours two grains
of quinine anil a swallow of whiskey."
The next day he culled again. The
man was up mid about, but his wife was
in bed. "Did yon follow my' instruc
tions?" asked the doctor. "To the
lotther," replied the husband. "How
much quinine have you left?" was the
next question. "Sure, Oi t'lnk she have
taken th' whole av it," said the man.
"And didn't you take It too?" asked
the doctor. "Divll th' bit," was the
reply. "Begorrah, it kept me busy
tukln' til' whiskey every toime she took
a pill, an' sure she's in bed an' Oi'in
up
hist is again bolng revived in sod
otv circles, and the third gathering of
the Twentieth Century Club was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. . I. S, Fish
last evening. Tho interest which every
one tool; in the games made the evening
pass uiOHt pleasantly, end Ihe enthusi
asm at the whist tables wasouly eqniilloil
when the guests were seated at the din
ing table, with a most delicious lunch
ppreud before them. By way of diver
sion, when the games were half over Mr.
Fish called attention to a candle burning
In a silver candlestick, and said that the
lucky guesser of the length of time It
would taku the candle to burn a certain
distance would win the candlestick. Mr.
T. A. Hudson cairied it away. At
Jj it
MAYS
whist Mr. II. Si. Wilson was most suc
cessful, and Mrs. Fulton took the foot
prize. Those present wore Mr and Mrs
Hudson, Mr and Mrs H S Wilton. Mr
and Mrs Pease, Mr aud Mrs Frank Ful
ton, Mr and Mrs Logan, Mr nnd Mrs R
B Sinnott, Mrs Sinnott, Mrs McCoy,
Misses Minnie Liy, Georgia Sampson
Rose Micheii, and Messrs. Grant Mays
and X J Sinnott.
t.Viluilililu Southern .SCI eil.
Salt bus been begun in the United
States circuit court to wind up the af
fairs of the Columbia Southern railroad,
so fur as concerned the company und the
stokcholders, and to distribute its assets
atmnj the stockholders. Charles Alt
schul, of San Francisco, owner of the
lund grant of the Willamette valley &
Cuscade Mountain Military Wagon roid,
und Thomas D. Rambant, of New York,-
tare the complainants. They se.t up that
they are the owners of fifty shares of
stock, which they bought from Drake C.
O'Reilly, one of the organizers of the
road, and until a few months ago active
ly Identified with its interests. They al
lege that E. K. Lytle is attempting to
wreck the company. They ask for per
mission to examine the company's books,
for the recovery of amounts misap
propriated and for injunction against
further extension of the line, and pay
ment of a larger salary than $350 a month
to President Lytle.
One of the allegations of the complain
ants is that the O. E. & N. Co. would be
glad at any time, by proper means, to
become the exclusive, owner of the
Columbia Southern, and that it is now
the owner of all outstanding bonds of
the company.
Practically the same allegations are
made by Atlscbul and Rambaut that are
to be found in complaints against.the
Columbia Southern in suits that havu
heretofore been filed. The filing of a
ease in tho United States court while an
other is pending in the United States
circuit court would seem to indicate pro
longed litigation. What the people
living along the Hue oi the Columbia
Southern aud its proposed extension
southwatd from Shauiko desire is less
law and more construction. Jt is reason
ably certain that were the road out of
court, work would be begun aud a rich
country tapped. It was predicted, when
the Columbia Southern road was built
that it would not pay interest on its
bonds, but it has done ahnsiness far
beyond the expectations of its projectors.
CASTOR I A
For Infants aud Children.
Tho Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Sign&turo of
Tomorrow is boys' day at A.
Williams it Co.'s. Read their ad.
Subscriba for Tim CiiKOxit'i.t:.
M.
GAME OF FREEZE-OUT STILL ON
The Vols far Hnnatnr tlm Same A
Yenterdny.
Special to "Jin: Ciihosici.k
Sai.km, Feb. 1. Today's vote for sena
tor wsb exactly the some as that of yes
tetday, nor can any one tell when n
break may come, if it ever comes.
The senate spent the forenoon in the
consideration of charter bills.
The barbers' Sunday closing bill,
which came up on a vote of reconsider
ation, was made the special order for
next Tuesdav at 10 o'clock.
The house was occupied all forenoon
with routine matter.
After the vote was taken in joint
session both houses adjourned till 11
o'clock tomorrow.
PEOPLE COMIM1 AM) GOING.
Attorney Bert Pnelps arrived here
from Heppner yesterday.
.1. P. Lucas was a passenger on the
train for Baker City.
II. F. Frazier, clerk of Gilliam c unty
spent last night in the city.
Miss Katie Hogan, of Oakland. Ore
gon, is visiting with Mrs. T. J. Driver.
Mrs. J. 0. Mack and Miss Mabel have
returned from a visit to friends in
California.
Hugh Jackson, the veteran stage man.
is registered at the Umatilla bouse from
Wapinitia.
Alexander Scott, the Grass Valley
merchant, is spending a few days in the
city accompanied by .Mrs. Scott.
Pointers On Poultry KulnlnR.
Jf you have any intention of going
into the chicken business you might do
worse than read the. lollowing advice
from D. A. Turner, in the Hood River
Glacier :
"Becin with any old scrub liens you
can buy cheap, let them roost in trees,
on the fences or any old place they may
find ; keep ft out two to a dozen worthless
dogs, then when you feed the outfit
throw the feed out in a pile so the dogs
can run over the hens and enap ut them.
Feed the little chicks on raw com meal
or a little bran dough mixed up thin
and put in a heap, and let the little
I fellows get coyered, feet and feathers.
When you have company send the boys
out with dogs and gun to kill a chicken
for dinner, let them chaso the whole
flock all over the ranch and kill the best
pullet you have; let the remainaer feed
on snow drifts or a fog bank. If the
weather is real cold get some frozen corn
and give a full feed onco before the hens
go to roost, as my honored fatbpr once
did, and found seven bens laying, or
rather lying, under the roost slid' ant
cold. Keep everything wet to your
poultry will have mup, rheumatism aud
gapes, then quarrel with the old woman,
go ofr to town, sit on a goods bos and
swear that chickens won't pay.
Water CoinmUeioiier' Meeting.
The regular monthly meeting of the
board ot water commissioners was held
last night in the recorder's office, wiien
the following proceedings were had.
The superintendent reported as fol
lows :
Water rent, col. during Jan $1108 50
Delinquencies 441 00
The treasurer reported as follows:
Jan. 1. Bal. cash on hand. .. .$2 193 77
Jan. 31. Cash, water rent 1108 50
Total 3002 27
Jan. 31. By warrants redeemed 139 89
i
Jan. 31. Bal. cash on hand. . . . 3402 40 I
Tlio special committee appointed at,
last meetiug to inquire Into the advlsa-'
bility of extending a water main into'
Tackmau's edition, advised that such I
extension should be made and a fire '
plug located as soon as the street Is
opened between I and Clark streets, and
it was so ordered.
Auiiiitiiii'Kinent,
The public is cordially invited to at-1
tend the graud opening tomorrow (Sat
urday) evening, at Gnmbert's Cigar it
Tobacco Houpo on Second street, next
to Gunning's wagon shop. Handeouio
nickel-plated match boxes will be given
to every gentleman. The ladies will ;
also be remembered in this grand open
ing. Every lady passing tho store will
receive a box of fine French candy. All
are welcome. Doors open at 7 p. in.
Special Notice. We beg leave to an-
! nounce that wo shall cater for ladies'
trade in periodicals of all description,
j Our news department, will contain all j
the latest publications usually iuterest
I ing to ladies.
j Fur Keliriiur)'.
A line 16x20 enlargement with every
dozen of my "best cabinet photoa." j
(Cloudy days urs just as good for sittings.
I GlrTOHI). I
Giflbrds pictures never fade. td '
For fashionable dressmaking and plain
sewing, call aud see Mrs. S. E. Hender I
sou, SOS Third street, in
house,
Mrs. Eddon's
jl9 lm
New Pacific States Telephone List.
Below please rind list of Pacific States Telephone Com
pany's subscribers at The Dalles, whose telephones are al
ready connected:
1013 Allaway, W O, residence
413 Alden, Capt, residence
203 American Market
933 August Buchler, brewery
481 Blakeley, Hon G C, residence
100 Blakeley, Geo C, druggist
1551 Baldwin, Mrs M, residence
723 Bayard, C E, residence
1483 Bunker, CO
1491 Bartel), Mrs J, residence
1103 Baldwin Saloon
1191 Bettiugen, A, residence
1233 Burham, P, residence
1271 Bonn, Joe. residence
1243 Bronsgeest, Father, residence
135 Brown, M II, residence
34 Bartell, G E, shop
113 Chronicle Publishing Company
154 Crowe, L E, tesidence
031 County Clerk's office
914 Cooper, R, residence
311 Columbia Packing Company
974 Christnan Bros meat market
933 Columbia Brewery
944 Cr.jighton, Sam, residence
353 Crandall & Burget
1031 Cross, .1 II, grocer
351 Crandall. C J, resilience
144 Cooper, D J, residence
S9 Crosby. A, residence
1303 Cressen, J Ii, residence
1321 Crum, Mis P, residence
1101 Columbia Feed Yard
1301 Christnan, L
1221 Dalles Com and Athletic Club
255 Dalles Commission Co
573 Dalles LumtierCo
91 Dalles Portland it Astoria Nav Co
101 Dulles Light & Power Co
903 Dalles Steam Laundry '
(HI Dalles Scouring Mill Co
797 Drake, F, residence
513 Doc Sing Co
451 DnfuT & Dufur, office
1523 Davis, S W, residence
091 Doane, Dr O D, otlice
093 Doane, Dr O D, residence
1293 Dufur, D S, residence
533 Davis, A It, residence
11 Eastern Oregon Ltnd Co
1111 Elite Berber Shop
1201 Egbert, G, residence
1291 Eiteiieiinet, A B, residence
1353 Mrs M Eddnn, residence
744 Eshelman, Dr G C, residence
873 Ferguson. Dr E E, office
403 French, J W, residence
281 French & Co, bankers
555 Ferguson, Jas residence
473 French, D M, residence
274 Fordvce, J N, residence
773 Frank, Chas, saloon ,
221 Farley & Frank, shop
871 Ferguaon, Dr E E, residence
1431 Fait, J E, residence.;
853 Fait, J E, saloon
13S3 Flmnming, .1 M, residence
543 French, II W, residence
501 Fiy, Mrs S H, residence
329 Geisendorfl'er, Dr J A, residence
32S Geisendorfler, Dr J A, office
793 Godfrey, P, residence
73 Glenn, H, office
724 Glenn, H, residence
743 Goit, J B. residence
803 Grimes, C M, residence
591 Grunow, W F, residence
1073 Gunning, F S, shop
1403 Guthrie, R H, residence
1123 Germania Saloon
1183 Great Northern Furniture Store
1281 Grant, B H, residence
1311 Grant's Cigar Store
124 Hudson, Dr J H, residence
244 Huntington & Wilson, attorneys
491 Houghton, F L, residence
915 Hill, M, resilience
7903 Huott, A, residence
1101 Hollister, Miss, residence
981 Hosteller, J C, residence
581 Harper Bros, market
1143 Hawthorne, Mrs, residence
1193 Hudson, T A, residence
1371 Ifockman, D, residence
57t Hudson, J H, ranch
001 Hudson & Brownhill, office
1531 Harris, N, store
1533 Harrix, N, residence
1033 I X. L. Restaurant
393 I P Joles, residence
994 Johnston, W A, genera! mdse
S33(Jacobsen Book & Music Co
1401 Jackson, J H, resideuce
703 Jones Cafe
1341 Johnston, W A, residence
593 Jones, M S, residence
2!3 Jones, F N. residence
011 Jaiobseu, E, residence
575 Johns, S, residence
95 Keller, A, bakery
798 Ketcbnm, D P, ranch
1251 Keys A Nelson, saloon
In addition to the above,
process of connection.
We do
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Steam, hot water and furnace heating. Estimates
made and contracts taken for heating old or new
buildings.
Do not forget
That we operate a plumbing and tin shop, til so a ma
chine repair shop in connection with our hardware
and implement store, Repair work of all kinds done.
MAYS
1321 Kelly, Tom, residence
1131 Kelly, Robt, residence
1471 Keys, Chas, residence
733 Lane, L L
331 Laughlin, B F, residence
303 Iigati, Dr II, otlice
03 Lord, W, residence
1333 Logan, Dr II Logan, residence
211 Lang, Misa E, residence
443 Markillie, W, residence
021 Manning, M, residence
153 Mays, R, residence
41 Maler & Benton, hanlv.nie it grjc
131 Mays ib Crowe, hardware
401 Mclnnis, M M, residence
273 McCoy, K O, residence
r 51 McArthur, J A, residence
045 Mcintosh, Charles, residence
103 Michelbach, C F, resideuce
211 Mlchelbacti, C F, saloon
433 Michell, Win, undertaker
1503 Mill, C
521 Moodv, W H, lesidence
23 Moody, M A, office
291 Moody, Z F, warehouse
1503 McCartney, L L, residence
1133 Maloney, L, residence
1171 Menefee, Win, residence
1343 Mac Allhter, A S, residence
903 Menefee it WiUon, attorneys
1203 Menefee, Frank, residence
1301 Myers, W S, residence
701 Mcintosh, G, residence
1071 Midway Saloon
1021 New York Rest
1131 Nelson, MrB M C, residence
1251 Nickelsen, I C. store
1391 Nickelsen, I C residence
881 O R & N Co, ticket office
301 OR & N Co, freight office
951 Oregon Bakety
731 Obarr Housh
071 OKAS stock yards
1081 O R it N round house
1053 O K Dve Works
1023 O K Sa'loon
J121 O K Barber Shop
38 Pacific Express Co
343 P'rter, L A, residence
934 Pjtera, J T, hardware and lumber
171 Pease Si Mays, general mdse
1061 Polland & Heisler, market
1513 Parkins, F M, residence
1521 Parrish, D, residence
341 Porter, L A
063 Patterson, Otis, residence
1181 Payette Feed Yard
9S3 Parr, (3 T, residence
1261 Postoflice
1301 Poling, Rev D V, residence
1423 Roach, Mrs K, residence
910 Roberts, A S, residence
794 Richards, W D, residence
191 Ruch, Geo. grocerieB
873 Rinebart, Dr Belle C, office
917 Roberts, D H. residence
203 Rorden, L & Co, store
223 Saltmarshe Stock Yards
813 Sturdevant, Dr H A, dentist
803 Seufert Bros, cannery
946 Sechler, A, ranch
053 Sheriff's Office
799 Sargent, F A
843 Sanders, Dr G E. dentist
973 Sargent, I N, residence
1S3 Stadleman Commission Co
1091 Stuuling, C J, saloon
124 Schmidt, C L, residence
1173 Stewnrt, Robt, residence
1241 Sommerville, John, residence
1283 Sechler, A, residence
1501 Sergeant, C C, residence
1511 Sturtevont, M B
1411 Simonson, Charles, residence
1413 Shoren, M, residence
574 Segni. Parodi, residence
576 Sandoz, A, residence
081 Skibbe Hotel
711 Sinnott & Bennett, attorneys
261 San FranciBco Beer Hall
544 Schooling, Mrs A, residence
561 St. Mary's Academy
1343 Siddall, Dr D, residence
423 Tack man, Dr W, residence
913 Taylor, W H, residence
1051 Teugue, R E, grocer
74 Taylor, F, residence
579 Thomas, J W. residence
578 Taylor, O D, residence
37 Umatilla House
1113 Union Street Lodging House
795 Watetman, M, residence
SI Wasco Warehouse Co
093 WilliaiiiB, A M & Co, drv goods
761 Wood Bros, meat market
143 Ward it Robertson, livery Btable
923 Wilson, Ben, saloon
823 Wilson, Ben, residence
1041 Worsley.J II, grocery
1421 Wllliiwns, W W.rcfidenco
1141 Wing& Wildo
1381 Woodrnw. W D, residence
1561 Weigel. F, residence
a largo number are now in
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