The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
WEDNESDAY -
MAY 122. 1001
J. A. EBERLE,
Leadingnatjzz
Merchant Tailor,
Second Street, opposite Mays & Crowe,
We have an excellent line of Spring
Suitings, Piuitings, etc., which we are
prepared to make up in the latest styled,
and guarantee a perfect fit.
A GENUINE PROSPERITY.
Stocks have fallen from preposter
ous prices, they may fall still lower,
but there is business back of them.
While the ticker has been telling its
story for the elation or depression of
speculators, the Santa Fe has placed
orders for 125 locomotives and
sought to place orders for -10 more.
The demand is the largest on record
for one corporation and it finds the
works overburdened. An 'official of
the road said: "Never have the
manufacturers of locomotives been
so crowded."
The incident is one of many de
tails which help to explain what was
explained in a mote general way
when Black Friday missed connec
tions, says the Record -Herald. Pros
perity is not a boast for n fact. It is
of so substantial a character that the
wildest antics on the exchanges
effect only those who haunt the ex
changes. The railroad, regardless of
them, determines on an expenditure
of $2,000,000 for one line ot sup
plies, machine shops have more than
they can do; there is a reawakened
vitality in the whole country which
gives the lie to every word' alarm
that hints at general ruin.
The truth is that there never was
such another impressive demonstra
tion of strength and stability.
Though capital is proverbially sensi
tive and fearful, the reserves were
sent to the front with a perfest con
Qdcnce. Nervousness, apprehension,
were justified only in special cases
whoso effect was limited, and, for
the nation at large, unimportant.
It is extremely improbable that
any other country in the world could
have passed through such a flurry
with such suberbself reliance, found
ed upon such constantlj' reassuring
conditions. The figures of an ex
panding trade have not been mis
leading. They have been a true
indicator and the future looks bright
er than ever after the spring storm.
The Fossil Journal thinks it has
caught Tin: Ciuionicu; napping and
it honestly appears to us that it hag.
Now will Brother Stewart adjourn to
the nearest cigar foundry and smoke
a five-center at our expeuse. The
Journal says: "Brother Gourlay of
The Dalles Chronicle didn't use to
be the cold-blooded cuss he appears
to be now, judging from the follow
ing itom that appeared in his daily
of Thursday: 'It is very gratifying
to learn that The Dalles hospital is
now half filled with patients and
there is every prospect that it will
be filled to its fullest capacity be
fore many weeks.' The brother
probably contemplates an armed
tour among bis delinquent subscrib-
era.'
A correspondent writing from
Buffalo says: "California is iraking
an elegant fruit display. While ex
amining it the other day Mr. Dosch,
who is superintendent of the Oregon
exhibit, recognized in the California
display bib own collection from Ore-
gon, which he lonnod the Southern
Pacific for the Paris exposition.
The mnn in charge of the California
jdisplny denied it, whoroupon Mr.
! Dosch turned the jar around nnd
' showed him the Oregon labels on the
I oilier side. I do not know how they
i will settle the rnnttor."
Should the rumor prove true that
Ex-Scnater Puttigrew has been ap
pointed president of the Great
Northern, there will be ono less
calamity- howling, socialistic crank
in the country. A sure cure for
Pettigrew'8 peculiar form of pater
nalistic crankery is to put him in
the way to cot rioh. President
(Pettigrew would in no time become
!a sednte, sober, conservative citizen.
The lona State Register says:
General Weaver is getting frisky
again. It is rumored that he is
looking for the nomination of state
senator from Jasper county. The
general once ran for the presidency
iof the United States, but he is now
ithe mayor of the city of Colfax and
I ought to be satisfied.
It's a poor rule that won't work
I both ways. Mnny a woman has suc
ceeded in mnking a fool of a man,
j and some few women in making a
man of a fool, says the St. Louis
1 Star.
For sale, on euay terms, n fine fruit,
hay and truck farm of about 200 acres,
ten miles from The Dalles. Fine im
provement? ; about sixty acres bottom ;
creek through the place; an ideal home
and income property. For further par-
( ticulare cee Gibons A Marden, The
Dalles, Oregon. m2J tf
Ico cream and ice cream soda now on
tap at A. Keller's. alStf
Subscribe for Tim Cuuoniclu.
Tho newly completed track of
The Dalles Driving Ass n.
will be formally opened by a
GRAND MATINEE on '. .
TP1W, m 23
PROGRAM
FIItST nVKNT THOTTI.NO.
Nellie Bly E. E. Forcuson
Dick E. O. McCoy
Dock L. L. Lane
Fanny J. 1 Mvlnerny
Babe L. E. Crowe
Daley A. Keller
SECOND EVENT 'ritO'ITJ.S'Ci , DOl'lSLE TEAMS
Jim Dandy T. J. Smifert
' Multnomah Lad and Maid. ,L. A. Porter
THlltl) EVENT I'ACINC,.
Primrose W. II. Hobson
Solo H. A. Sturdevant
KOL'IITII EVENT TilOTTINCJ AND I'ACINCi.
Edmund S Fred Fisher
Mac Grant Mavs
Freak H, L. Kuck
Dufur T. H. Johnston
Polly J. S. Fish
Firm j;vent.
Pony Race Quarter-Milo Dash
SIXTH EVENT.
Running Three-Eighths Mile Dash
II.MtKKSK EVENTfi.
Half-Milo Heats Best 2 In a
All raeeB will be between horses
owned by members of the association.
Races will be called at 2 p. m.
Music by the Band
you CAN GO
as every business house in the city will
be closed from 1 to 0 p. in. eo there will
be no excuse for you not to attend.
Admission - - 50 Cents
LADIES FREE.
UlflTINEE !
TOIl about tnirteen years
r time to politics than to
is that my business has Buffered,
at, least, I propose to devote more time
and leas to politics, provided thu other
let me.
During these years some features have come
into practice among business men that were not con
sidered proper or necessary at that time. Among
them is tho scheme of profit-sharing or giving to
some lucky customers a valuable present. I propose
to do something in this line myself.
For each fifty conts paid to me for goods fur
nished I will give the customer a numbered coupon.
On each Saturday at 1) p. m. 1 will give away two
presents one, a year's subscription to any $1 period
ical desired, and the other, one copy of some of the
famous pictures neatly framed, the customer can
also make n choice of these as there are a number to
C. J. STUBLiIJnG, J
VIIOI.KSAI.K
Wines, Liquors Cigars
I Family Orders will receive prompt attention. :
Next door to First
reunion I'linni" un-i
r i.Kiie nut. lotu.
THE
Wilkinson
BIB
IS NOW
WOOL
AND
Wool Graded and Baled.
Wool Bought anJ Sold on Commission.
Correspondence Solicited. SAM WILKINSON, Prop.
Grafidall & Borget
DEALERS IK -mmm fobeS,
fill kinds of undertakers Burial Shrouds
Funeral Supplies embalmers Etc.
The Dalles, Or.
8
The "Bailey-Batzert"
The finest and fastest sternwheol boat
on the Columbia River
t Will Make DAILY TRIPS
between Tho Dalles and Portland, Mon
days exeepted, arriving here from Port
land at 3 p. m. and returning at 4 p. m.
JOHN FILLOON, Agent,
Tho Dallos, Oregon.
F. S. GlWlflG,
...Blacksmith, Horsesnoer and Wagon-maker...
-PK.U.Klt IN-
Iron, Steel. Wheels, Axles, Springs and Blacksmith Supplies
AKcnt for Humioll b i'o.'h KiiRlue, ThrcnhorH and Saw JIIIIh.
Telephone 157.
Long Distance 1073.
I have devoted moro
oimlneaa. Thu result
For a time,
to businoHH
followB will
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AND ItKTAM.
I
National Bank.
1
DALLES, OREGON.
Warehouse,
OPEN AS A
Stmp Warelionse
YOUR KIDNEYS.
After vou tire of using so-called kidney remedies
without any benefit, use Lincoln Sexual Pills and be
forever rid of those dull pains in your back. Discard
that old (otry idea of "pain in the kidneys" and have
all your bladder and urinary troubles cured, and your
nights made restful by the use of nature's greatest
assistant Lincoln Sexual Pills.
Price, $1.00 per box buy ot yourdruggiHt or sent
by mail on receipt of price, in plain wrapper.
LINCOLN PROPRIETARY CO.,
Fort Wayne, IucUuuu.
M. Z. Donnell, Aisent, The Dalles.
9
(lor. Second & Lanolin Sts, THE DALLES, OR,
be given awav before Hiipply la exhausted. In ad
dition, every "month I will give several valuable pres
entB. On June 5th the presents will lie a fine Bible,
a Webstor'B International Dictionary, one year's mili
Bcription to a fl periodical and one Ho.vh' Basoba
Set. Tho presents to be given away on July llth will
be announced later.
1 hope to confino myself in these presents to ar
ticlea in mv own line so that 1 will not interfere with
sale of goodfl in other lines. In addition I will give a
dividend each month to the person w ho him pur
chased the most goods from me. On Jaue fith this
will be $5.00. You do not have to purchase fifty
cents worth at one timo to got a dividend check, bb I
issue certiflcatea of Bale for less amounts which can
bo exchanged for dividend check when they amount
to fifty cents. If clerk doeB not give you checks or
or certificates when you make U T Jft MM
a purchase, ask for them. III. I . HULHI1
Just What
You want.
New ideas in Wall Paper here. Hncti
wide variety as we are showing never be-
; fore graced a single slock. Kcal iinita
I tion creton eUecte at ordinary prices.
' Good papers at cheap paper prices,
j F.lcgant desigiiH, tiiHteful colorings, yours
! for a small price, at our Htore on Third
( street. Also a full line of house paints.
D. W. VAUSE, Third St.
NEW LUMBER
and WOOD YARD.
Wr lmn- mi Mik- n lull HiH' ot
Bonch anfl Dressefl Lnnrter
Mouldings, Brackets, Laths,
Shingles, Windows, Doors,
OAK, FIR AND SLAB WOOD
Which we will sell at live
and let live prices.
(live tut n trial nnil uc will treat
yon rlKlit.
G-ILBRETH & SON
Third tlhil Kmlttnil Hi.
L. Lane,
((KNKItAl.
C Wagon and Carriago Work.
IE, Fish Brothers' Wagon.
I Third and Mn, Phone 159
t -1-1 T1
Tne CoiumDia PackinpGo.,
PACKERS OF
PORKand BEEF
MAMJKACTIIKKUBOK
Fine Lard and Sausages
Curers of BRAND
HAMS & BACON
DlilV.D BEEF. ETC.
J. 8. HCIIBNCK,
l'rt'Hldum,
.Max a. Voiit.
CiihIiIui
FM national Bank.
THE DALLES - - OREQON
A General Banking BuainenB traneaoted
Depoaite received, auhleot to Bight
, Draft or Check.
CollectionB made and proceeds promptly
remitted nn dav f r.n..i r J
ght and Telegraphic Exchange Bold on
nmi rranoiaco anc Morl
land.
En. M. WibMAm, Gmo. A. Li.ub.
U. M. Bbai.i,.
mif Am
Blacksmiin
A N D
Horsesnoer
mm
mm -OREGON
Short line
Union Pacific
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nmklni; illrit t!UMiieutlonk at Jluppnt-r Junction
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JAri. IKKl.AXn, Attvnt,
Tho DnlK'H, OrtKon,
Complete
Cii?e
of
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j M. Z. DONNELL, I
j THE DRUGGIST. ,
Spring
Suitings
Tho timo will hooii he here h
HtyliHh droHHed inun will want an ill1-10!
dato Hpring Suit. TIiohh am tlm '
patroiiH 1 am tuiluring fur. Com '
and look ovor my Kpring lino of Hinting''
All tho latum novoltiuH for 1101.
Suits to Order, $10.00.
John Pashek, The Tailor.
Nasal
CATARRH
In nil ItH ntsKeu tlirc
f liniiltl bo cleullliuoM.
Kly's Cream Balm
cl(!(uii'a,iooUumaiiil IivaU
tlio ilUoaaeil iiicinliraiie.
It ciircii cnlnrrh anil driven
way a cold lu tho head
1,"eilJ . ii. uritdl
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over tlio iiicinlimnu and f atmorhed. ,,e ' jV
modiste and a cure follow. It U nt '"
notiruiliicuanwzliiK. UrnHUe,ontiW
Bl.U ot Uy iiinll s Trial biw, 10 cU by " t
H.y mtOTHKHS, 60 Wurrou Wrect,