Chronicle
VOL. XIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1901.
NO. 40
l)e Dalles
DAUGHTERS OF
THE REVOLUTION
Interesting Development Expected at
the Next Meeting.
Kkw Youk, Feb. 14. The eeision of
the congress of the Daughters of the
Revolution in Washington next week
promise some interesting and lively de
velopments. The membera of the hoard
contend that the president-general omit
be the wife of a man holding office under
the national government. The wife of
a president of the United Stntea ia pre
ferred, hut Mm. McKinley ia not an
oftice-neeker. Mrs. Hoofovelt, the next
choice, di'ulined the honor. The membera
of tlie executive board fcottled upon Mrs.
dairies W. Fairbanks, wife of Senator
Fairbanks, of Indiana, as their candidate.
With her it ia hoped to defeat Mr.
McLean. She baa been a member of the
orpaiiization chine it whs formed, and
lias an extensive acquaintance, hot is
oppoced to the centralization policy. Ah
tlie regent of the largest and most
harmonious chapter in the country, she
line a natural leaulne toward local self
government. There ic a third candidate, who wan
eelected to oppose MrB. McLean early in
tin) campaign, before Mrs. Fairbanks
was brought forward. Mrs. Washington
A. Koebling, who wub to draw strength
from her connection with the Women's
Clubs was named for the otlice.
MrB. McLean accompanied by Mr. Mc
lean and their daughter, will go to
Washington today. Mrs. Fairbanks is
already in the field, and Mrs. Itoebling
will be there before the fray begiuB. A
large delegation of McLean partisans
will go from thiB city.
Irish 1'artj TJultttd.
Loxiiox, Feb. 14. John Kedmoud, in
the course of an interview this evening,
euicl :
'"While the Commoners and Peers
were jostling each other todav in haste
to pay ubeisancu to Edward VII, every
Irish member deliberately abstained
from any participation in tlie pageant.
Tl... XV. .1 1 II.-. I I..
iuc iriiiii .miuuuu; mnj uiuiiiiiiiuiiri v ,
decided that in consideration of Ireland's
jirwnt position, the Iricli members
would take no part in the ceremonies 1
inaugurating the new ruign. For the '
first time in ten years, 80 Irish membera
met in a united party in Westminister
today and determined on a vigorous
campaign against the new king. They
intend not only to discuss Irish ques
tions, but to interfere in every British
question which may arise. "We pro
pose to expose the iniquity of the Boer
war, end to make a general assault upon
the whole line."
This evening, Mr. Redmond received
ft message from Boston signed by Mr.
O'Gallahan, saying: "Members of the
United Irish League, of Boston, bid the
Irish Party Godspeed in beginning the
fight."
Original Invitation Stand.
Mkmi'iiis, Tenn., Feb. 14. At a meet
ing of tiie executive committee of the
Confederate reunion, the resolution of
yesterday explainitie why President Mc
Kiuley was invited to be present on the
occasion of the confederate union in Mav
next was rescinded and the original
resolution, inviting the president to
Memphis stands.
Memorial to Iictu1I.
Nkw Yokk, Feb. 14. A movement is
on foot to establish at New Hoctielle a
public park in inemcry of Robert G.
Ingersoll. Dr. K. B. Foote, of Larch
moot; Wilson McDonald, of Yonkers;
Captain George W. Lloyd, of New Koch
elle, and the members of Bronklyn
Philosophical Society are behind the
movement. Steps toward the acquire
ment of the land are now under wav.
The park will bear the name of Colonel
Ingersoll and will provide aleo a site for
tlie Tom Paine monument.
ItUumrk' Jruu Nervit.
Was the result of iiis splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
kidnpys and bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the success
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only 25c)at Blakeley'e
drugstore. 6
ICvIkIud of Creed.
Washington, Feb. 14. The Presby
terian committee appointed to consider
the revision of the Westminister con
fession of faitli has concluded its labor
and adjourned. Two reports will be
presented to that general assembly. The
majority report will recommend a sup
plemental explanation of the creed. Tlie
minority report will recommend a sup
plemental explanation of doctrine.
You will not have boils if vou , .
Clarke & Falk's sure cure loi boils.
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Uitg UieSlonacbs andBoweis of
Promotes DigeslionJCteerfur
ness andRest.CoHtains nelllier
Ojnum.Morpldtie norMiueral.
otKahcotic.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
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find Lobs OF SLEEP.
facsimile Signature of
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In
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CASTORIA
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New
White Goods
are ready.
Read about Our SATURDAY AFTERNOON SALE of
....LACES, RIBBONS and PERCALES"...
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON (from 2 to 5)
we will sell 500 yards of
LAREINE
PERCALES
at
5c
yard.
A good 10c quality; will wash and
wear beautifully; comes 32 inches
wide and in dark patterns only.
(Now on display in window.)
ANOTHER ATTRACTION.
For Saturday afternoon 2 to 5 o'clock.
400 yards of
Wide Fancy Ribbons
40c and 50c values,
at.
1QC
yard.
Plain Colored Moires and Fancy
Taffettas.
New
Percales are
ready.
OUR SALE
of all "Remnant lots is still going on.
What you find in remnants of piece
goods left over from Monday's and
Tuesday's rush you may still buy at
HALF the marked price.
Our 25c sale of Fine Neckwear
is nearing the end. . This week will
see the last of these 50c, 75c and $1
ties go. Never before such a rush
which can be easily explained for
never before have we offered such
bargains. The same with the Hats.
"Big Bear" Hats at $1.75 need .not
go a-begging. Our reserve is nearly
exhausted, and for Saturday's busi
ness we will have to draw on the lot
displayed in window. With these
will end the sale of $2.50 brown Fe
doras at $1.75.
25c Unlaundered White Shirts
only one dozen left out of the 10
dozen on hand last Monday; these
sizes: 2-15, M5J, 4-16, 5-17 neck.
You must be prompt if 3'ou want
them.
If you have not laid in a supply
of colored shirts from our special 50c
lot, you have no.t been looking out
for number one. Such shirts at such
a price are not common.
Drop in and see us.
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON (from 2 to 5)
10,000 j'ards of imitation Valen
cienes and Torchon
LACES
ranging from a half to four inches in
width and worth regularly from
8;jC to 20c a yard.
Special
5C
yard.
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON (from 2 to 5)
120 pairs
Boys' Knee Pants
in black cheviot and mixed cassi
meres; all-wool materials made up
into strong, -well-fitting pants that
will stand the strain. All sizes from
3 to 15 3rears.
opeciai 1 yr .... per pair
Regular price 75 cents.
NEW
Manhattan Shirts
ARE READY
A. IK. WIXiXiIAMS CO.
NOW READY.
McCall's Magazine
for March.
TO COMPENSATE
SETTLERS
Congress Addressed in behalf of Wasco
and Sherman Counties.
Sam:m, Or., Feb. 14. John6ton'e me
morial urging congress to appropriate
money to compensate settlers of Waeco
and Sherman counties recites the facte
regarding the land grants to the North
ern 1'aclfic Railroad Company, and to
The Dalles Military Road Company, and
the litigation concerning the same. It
is shown that the land was settled under
a decision of the department of the
interior, and that a later decision gave
the lands to tlie road company and its
successor, tlie Eastern Oregon Land
company. The memorial continues:
"That as a result of the erroneous ac
tion of the government in encouraging
and permitting said citizens to settle up
on and file claims and build homes upon
said lands, great injustice and untold
hardships have been visited upon said
citizens, involving the loss of their farms
and homeB and the fruits of their labors
for many years. Furthermore, these un
fortunate settlers are now unatilo to
obtain homes from the public domain In
said countits, for the reason that while
they were resting in the false security
that the government would protect them
in tbe possession of the lands which it
had encouraged and permitted them to
appropriate aud improve, all or nearly
all oi the vacant government laud in
said counties of any value for agricultural
purposes wbb being rapidly taken up by
more fortunate citizen?, and the same is
now practically all exhausted,
"Therefore, your memorialists most
earnestly uud respectfully ask that Jut--tice
be done these settlers who have suf
fered such a crushing disappointment
aud severe financial loss, through the
qrror of the government, for which they
have been in nowise responsible; aud to
that end your memorialists would
urgently memorialize and pray the con
urees of the United States to provide an
appropriation to compensate these
citizens for the great and irreparable loss
they have suffered, and Unit our senators
and representatives in congress are here
by earnestly requested to use all honor
able means to secure the appropriation
herein asked."
It is understood that tho Eastern Ore
gon hand Company is composed princi
pally of Sin Francieco capitalists. The
proposal is tiiat tlie federal government
shall purchase the lands in question
from the Eastern Oregon Land Company
and thus maku the title to tho lands good
to the settlers.
The resolution Introduced today was
forwarded to Senator Johnston by Attor
ney J. 15. Hosford, of Moro. ,
Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be completely di
gested by a preparation called Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, which absolutely di
gests what you eat. As it ia the only
combination of all the natural digestauts
ever devised tho demand for it Iibb be
come enormous. It lias never failed to
cure tho very worst cases of indigestion
aud it alwavs L'ives instant relief. Clarke
& Falk'e P.'O. Pharmacy.
Among the tens of thousands whohave
ueed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
colds and la grippe during the past few
years, to our knowledge, not a single case
lias resulted in pneumonia. Thos.
Whitfield & Co., 240 Wabaeh avenue,
Chicago, one of the most prominent re
call druggists in that city, in speaking of
this, says: "We recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for la grippe in
many cases, as it not only gives prompt
and complete recovery, but also counter
acts any tendency of la grippe to result
in pneumonia." For sale by Iilakeley,
the drugget.
Vxtra Senul'iii Talk.
Washington, Feb. 14. There is still
a strong insistence that there will be an
extra session of congress. Senators who
saw the president today say there Is no
doubt about the president insisting that
congress shall share with him the
responsibility for Cuba and the Philip
pines, The suggestion has been made
that the session will be called about
May 1st.
For the weakness ami prostration fol
lowing grippe there is nothing eo prompt
and effective as One Minute Cough Cure.
This preparation is highly endorsed as
an unfailing remedy for all throat ami
lung troubles and its early use prevents
consumption. It was made to care
quickly, Clarke fc Falk's P, O, Pharmacy.
A powerful engine, cannot bo run with
a weak boiler, and we cau't keep up the
Btrain of an active life witli a weak
stomach ; neither can we stop the human
machine to make repairs. If tlie stomach
cannot digest enough food to keep ttie
body strong, such a preparation as Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure should be used. It di
gests what you eat and it simply can't
help but do you good. Clarke & Fulk's
P. O. Pharmacy.
Taken Up,
Came to my place ou 3-Mile, Dec.
21th, u sorrel horse, branded W Q on
left neck and blotch brand on lett hip;
age 5 years ; unbroken.
M. S. Evans,
fOlm The Dalles, Or.
Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A
delightful herb drink. Removes all
eruptions of the skin, producing a perfect
complexion, or money refunded. 'J5 cts
and 50 cts. Iilakeley, the druggist.
Our Store is the
Talk of the Town.
Popularity never ceases with us.
WHY?
Finest Stock
and Lowest Prices.
New York Sunday World 5c.
GUMBERT'S,
The Dalles Loading Cigar and To
bacco House,
NOTICE.
My wife, Hattie BelleBurlingame.hav
ing deserted me, I will not be responsi
ble for any debts she may contract from
this date. Edoak Buulinqamk.
January 29, 1901. . .29-5 w
FOR SALE-
Twenty well-broke mnres and geldings,
weight from 1300 to 1050 pounds. In
quire of Fkkij Fisiiku,
HIMimv The Dalles.
Soulo Bros., professional piano tuners,
are in tlie city for a few days only.
Leave orders at Nickelsen's and Mene
fee & Parkins' stores. 12-3t
For fashionable dressmaking and plain
sewing, call aud see Mrs. S. E, Hender
son, ;UiS Third street, in Mrs. Eddon'a
house. j 10-1 m
Drop into Grant's cigar store and see
his now line of pipes. fl4-4t
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice Is hereby Riven that, pursuant to tin
execution italic d on the tilth ilttv of January,
11HII, out of tlio Circuit Court of tho state of
Oregon, (or Wasco county, lu it Milt lu which
Mnry T. Strom? In plaintiff and Wilson K.
Wluans, Mary Wliiaus, J. M. Huntington, o. V.
Schowaltor, administrator of the Citato of 8. (i.
Krchblcl, deceased, and J, J, Spencer uro Ue
IciHlnuU, lu mo directed unci commanding ma
to Hell tlio lauds hereinafter described, 1 will,
on Saturday tlio '.Mil day of February, 1U0I, at the
hour of 'J o'clock p. in., at the court house door
lu llallc City, Oregon, toll to tho highest bidder
for cash in hand, tho Miuthwest (Hurler of tho
southeast quarter, and the northeast quarter of
tho southeast quarter of section 'M, township'.!
north, range U east, W. M., to satisfy a judgment
111 Mitel Ciusu rendered against said defendant,
W'lUon H. Wlnuim, for ftlOS.tU and accruing
interest, f.MUHl attorney's fees and 0.00 costs
aud disbursement mid iicnnitng costs.
ItOUKttT KKMA'.
jimiil ShoiliVc.' Wasco County, 'Jr.
Administrator's Notice.
in tlie Collnty Court of the State of Oregon for
the County of Wasco.
In the mailer of tho estate of Kmma May Crom
well, ileceasi'd;
Notice Is lieieby given Unit tlio undersigned
has been appointed by the County Court of
Wusco County, of IliuHtatuof Oregon, the ad
ministrator of the estate of Kninm May Crom
well, decease.).
All persons having claims against said estate
nio heicby required to pitseut tho sumo to mo,
piopeilv verllleil, as by law required, at Hrst
and Taylor sticets, tit my place of business,
within tlx mouths from the date hereof, tit
Cortland, Oregon,
Dated 7th day of February, A. l., l'.HH.
K. IlAYTON.
Administrator of the estate of Kiimu May
Clou, well, ilcccastd,
J. A, Htrnwhridge, Jr.. attorney for adminis
trator, No, 'JU7, Commercial block, Portland.
Oregon, febu mch'J