Chronicle Stye Sialic THE DALLES, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 1901. NO. 12:: VOL. XIII CASTORIA AVfcgetaMe Prcparationfor As similating thcFoodandBcgula ling the Stomachs and Bowels of Fromolcs DigcstionCheerFui nessandRpst.Contains neither Opium.Morphine norlincral. "OT i AR C OTIC . frtipe of Ote lirSAMl 'ELPTTCHER imtfJuit VMS ' Mx..1enmt BatAflb Smu -Jtnirf $fd ftpprmtiitl -Hi CartHBuitrSada - Clmifird Sugar Mttfnyrmm Flavor Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa Fion , Sour Stomach, Diarrhoea Worms .(convulsions .Fever jsh ness ciiid Loss of SLEEP. Facsimile Signature ot NEW YORK. Exact cofv of wrapper. The Kourtb at the Pole, Wi Polaiiia, July 4. . Wireless special ) This has been 1111 exciting day. The Po trians caught the true American patri otic spirit, and as a result there is hardly Hiatnily that iias not one or more dis abled ineiuoere. It is impossible to give complete list of the killed and injured, though I note a few of the disasters : J uk Wnlluk, eon of Bilk VVulluk ; toy pistol: left eye gone, will recover. Dak Maklak, fisherman ; picked up a alow burning cannon cracker ; both arms and head blown off; condition serious. ; Mik Niknak, alderman ; hit in eye Urith rocket; will lose it. I Julluk Melican, fisherman ; held a can Son cracker between his teeth; head nd upper part of body blown off; mav ie. In addition, more than half the houses rere set afire, and the property loss is imething enormous (or I'olaria. In spite of all this, the polarians are ckied to death with the Fourth of July dea, and promise to have a higher blow out next year. '.' They are a very simple people. Your 1 uif Shows the state of your feelings and the State of your health ad well. Impure blood makes itself apparent in a pale pnd sallow complexion, Pimples aan Skin Eruptions. If you are feeling eak and worn out and do not have a .iiealthy appearance you should try Acker's Blood Elixir. It cure all blood diseases where cheap Sarsaparillas and who called purifiers fail; knowing this we Hpll every bottle on a positive guarantee, felakelej the druggist. Hn blgbtjr Million Mure. Sf Nkw York. Julv 1). The evening Journal lias a dispatch which reads : A 1 puinber of Americans have recently vis- ! lied Skibo Castle, guests of Carnegie, i With these the retired ironmaster dis cussed freelv his if rent niit.lw. alfta u.,,i fiis plains for future benefits. One New JffYork merchant reported Carnegie to Bptave said he still has about eighty mil. pious to give away for public use This enormous sum is over and above settle ments deemed necessary for I lie use and uifort during the life of his child. Challenger Wtua Jauly. Rotiiksav, July O.In the first five liles of the racing trial between the Shamrocks, both yachts apparently sail- fng for all they were worth, the chal lenger beat the Shamrock I a half mile. 'The boats started to windward, with a II CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THE CINTAUH OMMNT. HEW VOKK CITY. steady, gradually strengtbing breeze, about sufficient to cover the American cup course. The challenger had just come out of dock, where her hull was clean ed, aud she showed immensely improved form, outsailing the Shamrock I on every tack. She led tho latter by hall a mile off Little Cuuibrae, five miles from the start. Catarrb fjauunt Be Cured. witti local applications, as they cannot reacii the -eat of the disease. Catarrh is a htood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it von must take inter nal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country tor yea-e, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifieis, acting directly on the mncous surfaces. The perfect combination of the. two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free. F. .). Ciienky fc Co., Props., Toledo O. Hold bv drruggists, price 75c. Hall's'Family Pills are the best. 12 Kraiia May Succeed lvri. New Yoiik, July 9. According to a dis patch to (he World there is a general feel ing in official circles at Washington that the resignation of Controller Dawes has presented a solution of the controveisy regarding the continuance of Commis sioner Evans at the head of the pension bureau. An impression prevails, the dispatch says, that the president has al ready determined to appoint Mr. Evans to be controller of the currency. This would be in the nature of a promotion, for the salary is more and the term of office longer. A Fireman's Clone Call. "I stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every nerve was racked with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a lo comotive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa., "I was weak aud pale, without any ap petite and ail run dow n. As I was about to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bit ters and, after taking it, I felt as well as I ever did in my life." Weak, sickly, run down people always gain new life, strength and vigor from their use. Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed by G. C. Blakeley, thedruggiet. PriceoOceuts. 2 K. B. (Jilbreth & Hons will keep at al times a supply of hay, graiu and leed which thev will retail at the I west market rates. j2o-tf SCHOOL TEXT BOOKS CHOSEN Oregon Commission Selects NlfJetJ- Eisiht Per Cent. SALtM, Or., Soly 1. Ninety-eight per cent, of the coui'iion school text-book business of the state was awarded by the Text-Book Commission today. (5 inn & Co. got "11 per cent.. Maynard, Merrill & Co., 17 per cent.; Heath A Co., tt per cent.; Christopher, Satirer A Co., '.'per cent. The American B.iok Company, which has heretofore had the hulk of the business, has thus far been given noth ing. In making the awards the board voted as a unit, the selections having been agreed upon beforehatd. Each book therefore received tive votes, except in the selection of a primary history, when 11, W. Scott voted independently of the other four. So far as appears, complete harmony prevailed, all differences of opinion having been settled at private conferences. The books adopted are here shown in series, the prices being for a set of the series. Present prices, for comparison, will be found elsewhere. Introductory prices are the same as retail in all cases. Cry's readers, five books, Gliin & Co. ; exchange, $1.03 ; retail, $2.05. Reed- & Kellogg's grammar, three books, Maynard, Merrill & Co,; ex change, 68 cents, retail, $1 35. Wentworth's arithmetic, two books, Ginn & Co. ; exchange, 30 cents, retail, 70 vents. Speller, Reed's Word Lessons, one book, Maynard, Merrill & Co. ;euchange 10 cents, retail 22 cents. Frye's geography, Ginn & Co.; ex change, 90 cents, retail, $1 80. Wheeler's primer, W. H. Wheeler & Co., exchange, 15 cents; retail, 30 cents. Brooks' mental arithmetic, Chtistoph er, Satier &. Co., two now in uee, retail 30 cents. Newland & Row's vertical writing, eight books, Heath & Co. ; 6 cents straight. Thomas' primary history, Heath k Co.; exchange, 30 cents, retail, IK) cents. Mr, Scott voted for McMaBler's history. Thomas' United States history, gram mar grade, Heath & Co. ; exchange, 50 cents, retail $1. After the vote had been taken Presi dent W. H. Scott stated to the book men that the members of the board had been studying the merits of text books for about four months, that they had held a conference, compared notes and in vestigated prices and that the selections made were the result of that conference. Physiology, civil government, music and drawing are yet to be passed upon in the common branches, but they rep resent but a small percentage of the text book business. All the high school branches also remain. Tourists Boiled Id Vellu h stone Cieyser. H elena, Mont.. July 9. W. W. Wylie who has jjst returned from Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone Park brings the report that two women, who are be lieved to be Mrs. Zirbriskie and daugh of Brooklyn, met with a shocking acci dent while inspecting the boiling mud "Paint Pots" at the Thumb on Yellow tone Lake Saturday afternoon. The women who entered the park by the Monida route, fell into the natural col dron, where the boiling mud was waist deep, and could be rescued only with great difficult v. They were taken to the Lake Hotel, where a physician said their injuries might prove fatal. Working 34 Hours a Day. There's no rest for those tireless little little workers Dr. King's New Piils. Millions are always busy, curing Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Billiousness, Fever and Ague. They banish Hick Headache, drive out Malaria. Never gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice, work won ders. Try them. 25c at G. C. Blakelev's drug store. 2 Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head ache, indigestion and coosiipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a perfect complexion, or money refunded. 25 eta and 50 etc. Blakeley, the druggist. Subscribe for I n jl Cuuoniclk. Shirts Of all tho shirts that are being worn, probably tho mosl economical ami satis factory stylo is tho " Stanley." NO bothering necessary with either collar or cuffs they're attached. No extra expense in the laundering lor tho same reason. A saving of time in dressing and added comfort during the hot weather. THURSDAY. FRIDAY, nd SATURDAY we will place an assortment of 50 dozen of these Stanley SHirts on Special Sale at very low prices. Shirts of Percales stripes and checks. Four good value in either lot: All those made to sell for 75c and , will be sold Thursday, Friday and Saturdav at choice. The popularity of the Stanley Shirt is decidedly on the increase. Every well dressed man will consider them necessary to the completeness of his wardrobe. Buy all you need while such prices as these prevail. A. M. Williams L Co. KhK'h to Sun FraiM'lMt o anil Ketiirn. TheO. R. & N. Co. will make the i following rates from The Dalles, Oregon, j to San Francisco and return for National ! Convention of Epworth League, July 118-21,1901: Via rail to Portland and O. R. a N. steamers from Portland to ; San Francisco and return, sf23 50. Tickets on sale and honored on trains ! from The Dalles and on steamers from Portland only on July 11th and Kith, i Returning tickets will be honored on steamers sailing from San Fraucisco not later than August 1st ; final limit, Aug ust 4, 1901. Rate includes meals and berth on steamers. Reservations for passengers going via steamers should be made in advance to insure accommoda tions, for which a deposit of $5.00 will lie required. All rail in both directions, via O. K. & N. and Southern Pacific, first class, good for stop-overs in Cali fornia, $28.50. Second class, including berth in tourist sleeper in both direc tions, no stop-overs, $25.50. Tickets on sale at The Dalles July 15th and 16th, and will be honored by Southern Pacific on trains leaving Portland July loth aud 16th, and on morning train July 17th ; good for return passage leaving San Francisco up to and including July 31, 1901. Tickets will not tie sold good in one direction via rail and In another via steamer. For further information communicate with Jas. Ireland, agent, The Ilulles, Oregon. ui2l jlyll Drying preparations simply devel op dry catarrh they dry up the secretions, which adhere to ihu mciuhrauo und decom pose, OMlliBg far uioro aerioiiB trouble than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry. ing inhalant, funics, smokes and snuil'a and uae that which cleanses, soothea and heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remedy and will cure catarrh or cold in the head easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be mailed for 10 cents. All druggista sell the 60c. size. Ely Brothers, 50 Warren St. , N. Y. The Balm cures without pain, does not irritate or cause suee.iug. It spreads itself over an irritated and angry surface, reliev ing immediately the painful inflammation. With Ely's Or. -am lialm you are armed against Nasal Catarrh and Hay Fever. Shirts and Madras in a wide range qualities divided into two 65c All $l 25 811(1 11.50 qualities dav, Friday and Saturday . . choice Sizes run from l l.1, to IS neck. TIMBER LAND NOTICE. I', s. Land oilier, Vanonuver, Wash., ) July ft, mill. Notice li hereby gives that in oompllanot witii tie' provlsiouN of the act of Congress oj June 11, 1878, entitled "An set for the isle of limber IiuhIn in the states oj California, Oregon, Nevada and Washington Territory.' as extended tn all the public land ststes by sot of Aug 'lit i, 189!!, T nomas o, Comitoek, of Kargo, count) of Call, state of Ninth Dakota, has Hits day tiled in tbia iiiiiee nil iworn itataroeot No. W7t, for the purchase ol Iba south half uortbeait iiuarter Hec !ti, mid ninth half north west quarter of Use in townablp i north, range W east, W M. and will ottSf pTOOl tOlboil thai ths laud MiiiKht is more valuable fm its tiinher or stmie than for uk i leu it ii i i purpose!, aud to establish his claim to said land before the lie later and Receiver Of tbia OfHoa at Vancouver i Wash , on Monday, the 7th dayol October, IflOl He names the following witnesses Enoch Haves, lewis II. Paige, Mill l. (iledwin and I .ml i -mi I h. all ol MlCae, Wntdi. Any and all perkons clalintnir adversely the I above described lands are requested to Sle tin ir I elai'iis 111 this offlOS on or heloro mild 7th day of ; October, MM. jiyW-lOw Wi n. pUNBAfti Register. NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION. I.AM OtKK K AT V A NCC I! V KS. Wash. , . JtlllO M, I'JUl Notice in hereby Klven that the following named lejttleil have tiled notice of their Intel) Hon to make dual proof In hiipMiit of (heir claims, and that mud proofl will he made before the KeglHter and Keeelver, (I. S. land otllce at Vancouver, Waith , on Usturday, Angus! 10, loui, viz linear N. I'arkoim, If K. No. MM for the gU of SKU Hee S, Mini BU ol SW' nee. J, Tp UN., K. IS K , W M ., who I names the following witnenses to prove his SOU liliuoiis n -I K in r upon anu cultivation ol suld land, fil Kushcli II. - wain John I'liscr, lUskin Tralnie and Bdgar A. Hopper, all oj Lyls l' O., Wash Ington, Kilg-ar A. llopter. H.K.No. MO for the h' i of N RU Hee. H, Tp. H N , It . li 10., W. M., Mho na Mich the lolloviliiK wltnaaaei to prove id uonlinuoui realdauoe upon and cultivation of hhIiI land, vial John I liner, Kuxhell II. Hwain, i iscar i, I'arHons and II ask in T rahue, all of l.yle I' O , WanhlUK too. un90 w. n. DUNBAR, Hegliler, NOTICE for PUBLICATION. Lam. ion. i ti Iiik Iiai.i.kh, Okk ,( July 3, IWil. i Notice in hereby Klven thut the following named settlers have tiled notice of intent! uto make liuul proof on their respective claim be fore the KeuiBter and Ucceiwr at The liullea, Oregon, on Hutuiday, August III, I'JOI, vl Aaron l;. Freeman, on humeklead ttpidiCHtlou No. baltl, for ihen'.. 8M(, hee HI , T 'J N , It l:: g, and the KM. NW. Hee ii, T I N, l U K, W M. Joliu A. Vreeutaii, on hortieitead application NO,JHI8i fur the U ' .. M- , HKW NW aud St', hW; sec ft, T 1 U UK, W M Wituessev: alvn. Ininlgeu, J. A. Kroeiuau anil A (.'. Freeman ol Monler, Oregon, and Will Bpenoer and Wllilaiu Ketcliuin ol 'I he Hallo, i in g.. ii. JAY V. 1.HCA8, Keaiwr. jlyl Shirts of patterns including dots, lots, giving extra-ordinary Tlnirs- 95c NOTICE OF OUARDIAN'8 SALE. In the County l ourt of the State of Oregon for WsaOO coiintv. In ti e matter of the guardianship of Mariana l.acey and Hugh Vivian l.icey, minor wardN. Notice in bareby given that under tnl by virtue of an older ami license of sale, made aud entered In the above entitled court aud cause on the J.ith day ol April, 1001, the uuderKlgned, suardlau ol MarlanH Lseey and Hugh Vivian Lsoey, minors, will on Monday, lutdiyof Aug ust, soil at 3 o'clock p. in thereof, at the front door of Hie county court house in Hallea I Ity, WasCO county, I IregOU, sell at public auction to the nigbesi Didder, for cash in hand, In the manner provided ty law foi the sale of real property by executors and administrator)!, all the Interests of the said minors in and to the following described real property, to wit: SI.1, See Im, Tp i N, K II K, in A asco County, Oreg'"! haid sale will be made subject to a mortgage of f HMKI an I interest now on said piemlses. Hated at DslUM City, Oregoc, July J, Itiol. jly l CATHBRINI LACIY, iiuanlian NOTIOK FOB PUBLICATION. I.ANO Omtl AT I UK llALt.lN, Or.,1 May ff, lwil. I Notice is hereby given that the following named aettler has tilul notice ol his Intention to make li mil pKNlj In support ol his claim, and thai mild proof will tie made before the KogU ter and Receiver at The Hulled, Oregon on Mou day, July 8, I '.Mil, vl. : Albert W Turner, j of The HullcN, Oregon, II. I, No. i'.i I I for tbu SK'xi h,-' li T. I H. " Hi II. names the following wltnesHes In prove Ills continuous residence upon and eultivallou of said laud, viz. : t'harlti Qniinn. 1'harli Ruilthi Walter -mou and Isaac C, Matuey, all ol The Dalles Oregoli inavJ1.) JAY I' LUCAS, RetUttt. NOTICE FOR I'D PLICATION I. AND Drill S AT T'UK I'ALI KS.Oa., I June 7, I'.ioi. I Notice I hereby given that Hie following n ii 1 1 1 i-il settler has tiled notice of his Intention to make nnal proof In support of his i lalm , and that said proof will be made before the biglster and Receiver at Taa Dalles, Oregoli, on atur day, July -ii, IWl, vl.. I Vretl RtMklti of The Dalles, Or , H K No. MM, for the NWM of N rt 14 of sac. 27, Tp I N , R 3 B . W. M ID iiaiueH the following wituessea to prove hia continuous residence Upon aud cii!tiatinu of said laud, vl. Osiner W. l ook, Alex Kiaser, R, 0 llrKk, I hailes RaWIOUi all ol I he Dal. en, uregoii. Junl'J JAY I', l.l'l Art, Keglnter. Notice of Final Settlement Tbu undersigned having tiled Ida tliuil ac count as udmiiilstiator of the estute of Charles (iiiait, deceased, the County court of Wasco I ounty, UresOU, b an order made aud entered May -I. l.Kil, has appointed Monday, July I, lliol.at the hour ol -' p in. of said day, aa the time aud the county court tiauu In liulle- City, Wasco County, Oregon, as the place for the huariiitf of said dual account aud of any objee in. ii- thereto, If any there be. All perkoiis in terested in said eitatu are beraby notified to II. u any objection tbcv may bavu to said at count on or bcfoie said lust named dale. Uaied May Mi 1X11. i ll K is UKTIIMAN. Administrator of tin- Estate oi I hat lc Orodt, Deceasud. ma) A