OREGON LEGISLATURE-
Dry Goods
Department.
Advance sale of
Percales ....
Choice Spring Goods,
regular loo sellers,
and so marked;
Special
for this week only,
I2XC.
Celebrated
VV. B. Corsets,
Special sale, this week,
Less 25 per ct.
All Goods Marked
In Plain Figures
fhe Dalies Daily Chronicle.
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TKKASl'KER'S NOTICE.
All U'c:i County ururmut reelntereil
f.rlr I slfiul)f r I. IKK7. will lie jimIiI
ii rfi-ntiliin nt my utile. Interna
rter .Vovrmher ;, 11MMI.
JOHN F. IIAMI'Slll UK,
1,'ouutj- Trraiumr.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
See Menefee A Parkins' window for
the hundsomest li.e of valentines ever
xhibited in The Dclles. 1 1 -"Xit
A Kansas philosopher says there are
only three kinds of people in the world,
those that have tke grippe, those that
have tad it, and those that expect to
have it.
An expert claime that the eastern
II. 1901
(s, .
Cfi m served 1 1
Ovsters
1J avjr.vi... 1
At Andrew Kellnr's.
slgpe f the Andes in South America isinelB at the 100, 200 and M0 feet levels.
r.cher Lei gold than the Klondike coun-1
try and gold can be taken with much
tm work and privation.
Wasco lodge No. 15, A. F. A. A. M.,
will hold a special communication to
n'K 't at 7:30. Work jn the second
decree. A full attendance of members
aii'l visitinr brethreu ii reuuested.
We regret to learn that John I)al
rymple is seriously ill of pneumonia at
his home on the Floyd place, east of
tou. I Jr. (lelsendorfler visited him I
thin morning and reports that ho whs
then merely holding his own, with no
iu irked indications of improvement.
The euwer but then tlitoain't anytul,(l tne' Mt thin morning for u short
""wi-in front of the rceiderfoo of F. A.
fuierl, on fourth street, luSs caved in,
requiring the services of a orpe ol work
men. Come to Chink of A, them rotten
lowers that require b bu overhauled
"Very week or two ai a line thing for
'J
me laboring poor.
rroiu Hie Oregonian wo learn that
fi,"rge H. Williams was born in March,
1-''S, and H. W. CorlMjtt in February,
18-'". Jiidgu Williams will therefore be
ON tllH "fl, I. nl ......!. .....I VI.
CorWt 7 on the 18th of the present '
-".i w, imAv iiiuiitu, nun .iir.
'"ontli, The dillWencn In their ages Is Ah far back as the 'lilh .Mrs. Nation,
therefor only three yeard an 1 eleven i the Kann tH temperancu aaltator, accord
""'"til. ing to a Htory g'llng around, had a record
"ld. Sunday. February 10th. at his for defiing Ihose mImi opposed her. At
"toWnt'i lesidence on Alvord avenue,
'Ji U. Myem, sou of Mr. anil Mrs. 11.
L ay Mer, of this city, aged 21 years.
J" cine of death was conbiiiiiplion,
''Icli the deceaied ronlracted from a
ktivere httuck of the grippe about a year
a,1(J 'rom which he nyer; riJcovr(ed.
wat a young man who-wai well
nought of by all who knew him, and
!' 8 ""timely death i greatly regretted.
J"e fuiural will take pl.es from the
Grocery-Department.
Creamery
Butter....
Tygh Valley, Warner's
and Trout Lake,
1
50c per roll
for Three Days only.
Van Camp's
Soups....
Mock Turtle, Oxtail,
Chicken, Clam Chow
der, Kouillon, Vegetable
Special qc,
This week only.
PEASE &
Calvary Baptist church tomorrow (Tues-
day) afternoon at 2 o'rlocfc, and the in -
i ternient will be in Odd Fellows' ceme-
tery.
The rose is red, the violet blue, sugar's"
sweet and so are the valentines at Men-
efee it I'arkirife'. 1 l-.'lt
Henrv k'niuse. the Wasco saddler.
was in town today liling on a homestead
'claim located in Gi'liam county, about
four miles fmm Blalock station. The
bsautv ol Henrv's claim is that it is alipir hikI Airs .Marquarilseti, Air and Airs
itiBide another man's enclosure amM
every incii of it has been plowed and put 1
in cultivation without a cent of cost id i
! the new claimant.
j Ae a dual solution to the mushroom
and toadstool discussion, an eastern
I scientist gives this plain advice: "In
i gathering the agaricus compostus cure
should be taken that the tertiary strata
of the fucgi is of reddwh pink, and the
apex of eufficiently convex contour."
It is a great reiief to know just how a
mushroom looks. You t an gather theiu
with impunity now.
The Oregon King mines are a wonder.
A vast anwuut of work iias been done on
them, until now they have shafts dowji
to a depth of Ii00 feet with cross-cut tun-
Assays of the rock takee from this mine
have averaged about $2200 to the ton In
gold, but recent discoveries at a greater
depth have assayed as high at $7000 to
the ton. Antelope Republican.
Mr. Jameg Smith and Mies Amy K.
Burns were united in marriage at S
o'clock Sunday evening at the residence
of the bride'i! father, on the Smith
ranch, on the left lork of Mill creek,
Rev. William Michell ofllciating. After
congratulations had been showered upon
them, a bounteous wedding supper was
eerved and a pleasant time ensued. Later
the bride and groom drove into the city,
trln 10 Portland.
Here are some of the terrible thing
which, according to a country exchange,
iro likely to befall u i'elin(piont : "1ist
week a delinquent subscriber said that
te would pay up on .Saturday, if ho
lived. He's dead. Another: "I'll (fee
you tomorrow." He's blind. Still an
other one said: "I hope to pay you
tills week, or go to tho devil," He's
gone. There are hundreds who ought to
lake warning by these procrastlnatorH
pay up heir mib'criptioiiM now
that time her hmhand was pubMshlriB
an antMlavery paper in St, Joseph, Mo,
Sfiillin-rit was running hhth, am) one
day a lot of pro-davery men kidnaped
him and burned the ofllcM for the (iiir
pose of stopping the paper. Mrs, Nation
managed to get n few c.iseg of type out
of the building, and succeeded In getting
out the next Issue of the paper herself,
Mr. and Mrs. William Menefee enter
tained a number of tlHr friends Sutur-
Shoe
Department.
Broken Lot
Sale....
of Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Shoos.
Ladies' Welt Button...$1.45
Ladies' Welt Button... 1,25
Ladies' Turn Sole, 2h
to 4
.75
Ladies' Spring Heel,
Button, 2 to 5 75
Ladies' Spring Heel,
Lace, 3 to 0 1 .00
Child's Kar
Calf,
Button, 5 to 8..
(50
Child's Goat Button,
5 to 8
Child's Goat Button,
9 to 12
MAYS
'day evening nt their residence on Fifth
'street. Progressive whist was ttie fea-
ture of tlie eveninir, which was encased
in with interest until a late hour, when
a delightful lunch was served by t!i
bootees. All departed feeling that they
tiad spent a very pleasant evening and
hoping it would not be the last of the
kind. Beside the host and hostess,
unong those present were Mr and Mrs
D W Vause, Mr and Mrs Clay Coleman,
" & uuiur, Alesdames K Newton, .Nellie
McCune, r D'Aroey, Misses .Maude Cole
"''. Blanche Emerson, Leo Fleinming,
Susie N
Newton, and Messrs. Frank Mene
fee and Uoy Kmerson.
The horse belonging to the Chrisman
meat market took a merry spin this
morning that resulted iu a smashed
wagon, a smashed window in the Elite
barber shop, a smashed store front, a
a bill of costs amounting to The
horse started back towards the market
while the driver was delivering meat at
a residence on 'PJiird at-eet, near Lib
erty. lie joggea past, tlie market at a
moderate rate of speed and the fun did
not commence till he had turned north
on Washington and west on Second.
Here galloping it 'full speed he took to
the sidewalk in front of Keller's bakery,
passing between tho peanut roaster anil
the window without scratching either,
but colliding hard with tho front of tiie
barber shop next door west, and smash
ing one of the large lights in the win
dow, i hen striking '.'lie harder s sign
on the other side (A (he walk the horse
cleared himself from tho wagon and pur
sued his way without further mischief.
Tho wagon was considerably demoral
ized, but the horse whs uninjured.
I'liiiuit Colin.
The circull court met this morning,
Judge Bradsliaw presiding, ami after
some loiitiue biHiness tint jurors were
dismissed till i) o'clock tomorrow morn
ing. Iu the rase of Paul (1. Kruger vj Dalles I
City, a demurrer was argued and sub
mitted thin afternoon,
The case ol Augustus Kecce, minimis,
trator, who, on behalf of the heirs of
Mrs. Heece who was killed some time
ago on Tim Dalles and Tygh Valley
road, through art alleged defeia iu the
county road, sues tho county for $5000,
wiih net for hearing tomorrow at 10
o'clock,
CASTOR I A
For infants and Children,
JMn Kind you Have Always Bought
Boara tho
Siguaturo of
I.iml ur Ntulm,
my St, iternurd dog. A liberal reward
will bu paid for his return or for infor
mation that will lead to his return,
fli-Uw'it Ann-XT IIuciii.kii.
Tailnjr'a Vote for deflator Not . Materially
DIlTernlit From that of Hitturtlajr.
Special to Tut: (Jiiiionici.k
Sai.em, Feb 1 1. Doth hontcs en mo to
order at 11 :,')0.
In the house a motion to re-consider
the vote whereby the woman suffrage
amendment was defeated Saturday was
lost. This settles the woman snfTroge
for two years more.
Seveial new bills wore introduced.
The senate spent the time till joint
convention in considering Looney's
dairy bill.
The vote for senator resulted as fol
lows: Corbett.'lOj Smith 23; Williams
23; Hermann 0; absent or paired 5.
Both houses adjourned to 2:!)0 p. in.
MINORITY WON THE DAY.
Maximum I'nHneiiRnr Itati'i Fixed
Four I'cnu a Mile.
nt
iHrcclnl Corrcsp'oiirtenre.
Sai.em, Feb. 11, 1901.
A hard fight was put up in the hoiife
on Saturday by a majority of the com
mittee on railways and transportation,
who handed in a report on railroad bills
with the recommendation that tbey do
not pans. Butt, of Yamhill, signed the
following minority report, and it was
adopted by an oyerwhelming majority,
after a half hour's debate, in which a
half-dozen motions to adopt the major
ity report, make it a special order for
Wednesday evening, have it considered
this afternoon, and several others were
lost.
MINORITY HEI'Oltr
Clarence Butt, one of your committee
on railways and transportation, to which
committee was referred House Bill No.
40, begs leave to report that the bill has
been under consideration by said com
mittee, and that I am unable to concur
in the conclusions reached by the other
members of the committee, and here
with submit the following minority re
port, and would respectfully report and
recommend that eaid bill pass with the
following amendments, to-wit :
At tiieend of section 1 of said bill add
the following: "Provided, however,
, appiy t0 alIj: railroad company operating
that nothing in section 1 of this act shall
wdolly within the state of Oregon ; and
provided further, that no railroad com
pany operating wholly within the state
of Oregon shall charge to or receive from
any person or persons as fare or com
pensation for tlie carrying of passengers
over its road more than four cent9 per
mile.
I'KKHONAI, AlKNTION.
Mrs. C. P. Hunt, of Spokane, is visit
ing witli Mrs. Katie Roche.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Gieger are in the
city from Heppner.
Dr. W. L. Adams, of Hood River, is
in tho citron business before the circuit
court.
Attorney A. A. Javne, of Hood River,
is in the city on business before the cir
cuit court.
C. W. Haight has returned to town
after spending ten days at his Cow
Canyon ranch.
11. C. liooper, alderman of tho mu
nicipality of Antelope, is registered at
the Umatilla House.
Finley McBeth, proprietor of the Oc
cidental Hotel, Antelope, and council
man of that city, spent Sunday in The
Dalles, the guest of the Umatilla House,
Mr. Whitemoro, of tho Irwin-Hodson
printing establishment, Portland, and
Chris Schwatie, who is now in their em
ploy, arrived here last night for tlie pur
pose of attending the Harry-Holton wed
ding tomorrow evening.
I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chrisman have
returned to tlie city to stay. Like many
others, after wandering around some
what extensively, they have made up
their minds that there are few better
plan's than The Dalles. Frank will ito
hack to his old place in the meat mar
ket. Oliltimry.
Died, Saturday, Fehruury 0th, at his
residence, 201 Hancock street, Portland,
Charles Ii. Dohm, aged I.'! years. The
funeral took place Irom the residence at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. The de
ceased will bo remembered uh the eon of
the late Florian Dehui, of this city, who
was formerly n member of the Fourth
United States Infantry band and was
mustered out of the service while his
regiment was stationed at Vancouver,
The elder Dehm c.iiiiiu here in 1851,
nrii.ging l. in son unarles, who wa (hen
a lad of four years, Speaking of the i
ilece iimI. toiln v'h Onu'iinliin nv.f 1
Charle Dnhin was a well-known ma-1
chinlM iui I dii'iict, anil hid long been
iu the einiilov ni the O. If, ,t N, Co.
He was born it Vnneiuv r, III years ago, 1
of pioneer pati nu, I'm ,i time he was I
al Tho Dalles, n. in the Hnako nver
country, in tho u..i,,. ,y of tho i all way !
company. Ho afterward wont to Seattle, !
where ho remained about seven years.
While there he was with Morun liros, j
for some timo uh machinist, He then
became chief engineer of the steamor
Stale of Washington, which pofitimi he
filled for some time, Ho also has been
employed in the 0. J. ,t N. boneyanl
and terminal works at Portland. He
We do
Steam, hot water and furnace heating. K-tiinales
made and contracts taken for heating old or new
buildings.
Do not forget
i
t
That we operate a plumbing and. tin shop, hIpo a ma
chine repair shop in connection uith our hardware
and implement store. Repair work of all kinds done.
MATS c
L.UJ111
.Given
With every Dollar's worth of goods purchased at our store
during January and February, wo will give One
Chance on the following pri.es:
FIRST PRIZE One Alnminized Garland Steel
Range.
SECOND PRIZE One
Heating Stove.
THIRD PRIZE One set
Knives and Forks.
FOURTH PRIZE One
and Steel.
FIFTH PRIZE One Nickle Plated Tea Kettle.
SIXTH PRIZE One Nickle Plated Condenser Cof
fee Pot.
SEVENTH PRIZE One
In addition to giving away these prizes we will
sell goods as low as the lowest, and will always
be ready to serve the trade in the best possible
way. We will positively not be undersold by
any one. Our prices are right.
MH1ER St BENTON.
was regarded as a skillful engineer and
trustworthy as a machinist, and was
well known. He had been sick for
about four weeks. A wife and three
children eurvive him, two sons and one
daughter.
DRUGLESS HEALINU
Witli Oxycenor Company's Perfected
Oxvgerior King. It is not a battery. It
is not electricity. It cures with the oxy
gen of tho air, without doctors, without
drugs, without medicine. The greatest
boon to mankind ever discovered. It
stands without a rival as a curative
agent and possesses complete mastery
over all curable tliseases without em
ploying nauseous or poisonous dings.
Description, theory , method of operation,
list of diseases for which it is recom
mended, otc. furnished free. Gallon or
address. J. M. Fu.i.oo.v,
The Dalles, Or.
j'Jl-2wd-wlm
'Phone No. :!99.
Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
lel.ghtiui hern unnk. Kemoves U
eruptions ol the sum, producing a perfect
complexion, or money refunded. 25 cts
and 50 cts. IMakelev, the druggist.
Hamilton Brown's "Good as Gold"
shoe for men and bovs are the beet
wearing shoos in tlie world. Nos. 12 to 2,
41.115; 2'.j to 5!..., $1 85; (i to 10, !f2.25.
The 0. K. barber shop in now running
three chairs with three first- elius
barbers. Patrons of tho shop will thus
he assured of quick attention and prompt
and satisfactory service, J. R, Rees,
proprietor. j2S 2w
Don't you know that Cocoanut Cieain
Hair Tonic will save your and your
children's hair? You can get it fot 50
and 75 cunt a a bottle at Fro.or's barber
fhnp, Eule agent. tf
I'ou'i Kult in,
Just wet thoad'eclod part freely with
Mysterious Pain Cure, a Scotch lemedy,
and the pain Is gone. Sold by Clarko A;
Falk.
N. GUJWBEHT,
The Dalles' Loading
Oigar and Tobacco House.
Imported and Domestic Cigars, Tub ic
cos and Pipes, Smokers' Anii-les
and Periodicals of all dt
ucriptloiiH, Second Street, in Wilson Building
Knit ('lull Itix.in III t'oiuui'tloii,
1 1
Now York Sunday World 5c.
fl v,
j
CROWE,
Away
Rose Garland Cast t Iron
of Roger's Silver Plated
set of Carver's Knife, Fork
Nickle Plated Tea Pot.
How to Curt Croup.
Mr. R. Gray, who lives near Amenia,
Duchess county, N. Y., says : "Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the best medi-
j cine I have ever used. It is a fine
' children's remedy for croup and never
fails to cure." When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse, or even after
the croupy cough has developed, it will
prevent the attack. This should be
bo-ne in mind and a bottle of the Cough
Remedy kept at hand ready for instant
use as soon as these symptoms appear.
For sale by Rlakeley, the druggist,.
Vnur Face
Shows, tlie state of your feelings'anu tub'
state of your health as well. Impure
blood makes itself apparent in a pale
and sallow complexion, Pimples and
Skin Eruptions. If you are feeling
weak and worn out and do not have a
healthy appearance you should try
Acker's Blood Klixir. It cures all blood
disoases wnere cheap Sarsaparillas unci
so called purifiers fail; knowing this we
sell every bottle on a positive guurantee.
lilakeley, trie ilrutriat.
Reports show a greatly increased death
rate from throat and lung troubles, due
to the prevalence of croup, pneumonia
and grippe. We advise the use of One
Minute Cough Cure in all of these
difllculties. It is tlie only harmless
remedy that gives immediate results
Children like it. Claike A Falk's P. O,
Pharmacy.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on
a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn,,
raising of tho food, distress after eating,
or any form of dyspepsia. One little,
tablet gives immediate relief. 2n t'ts
and 50 cts. Blakeley, the druggist.
Hustling youn m.iu can muke j(0 per
month and expenses. Permanen1 posi
tion. Experience unnecessary. rif
quick for particulars. Clark A t , ,
Fourth and Licust Streets, Phihu'el
lil'i", I'a, s-S-t.
Mrs. Hattiti Morris, btvlisli d
making. Koister-Taylor fimure, Uugljt
as in St. Louis and Chicago. All the
latest patterns, Above 1'e.mi Mays'
More. j2;!-2v
For fashionable ilieicnmkliig and plain
sewing, call and see Mis. S. U.J lender
non,:i(S Third street, in Mrs. ICddon's
home, J I li Im
RiiUHMiibor (hat you don't have to bo
bald ; vim can keen vom l.uir In- nulii,.
i j
C'.iNianut Cream Hair Tunic, To be
I Ii ' u Friiziir'a barber chop, tf
coaniit Cream Hair Tonic will I'lirn
;';
iriiU'and all nt.ilp iliheasos, Don't
eel your hair, For sale at Fni.er'H
I' hhop, sole agent, tf
i Hcribe I ir Tim. i'iiiiosk i,k,