The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1899-05-10
TAKE NOTICE.
WAYsIoE cLEANINes.

Standard Fashion for June now ready
at Pease & Mays.
Ladies are cordially Invited to attend
Health Talk, Thursday, May 11th, at
8 p. M, in the Vlayi Offices.
The river is coming up gradually, and
with it the salmon, which are becoming
more plentiful.
saltmarshe's stock yards are pretty
well filed with cattle today, which are
to be shipped from here by Kiddle Bros.
of La Grande.
Which colors are you wearing? If
you're on the Williams side you must
wear the scarlet and purple; If for
Mays & Grove don the blue and gold.
Read what the Oregonian says re-
garding the John Griffith Company.
Monday night they had four curtain
calls when the curtain dropped on the
last act.
Yesterday afternoon the 3-months old
son of MIR. and Mrs. w. H. Crawford,
died at their home in Rockland. The
remains will be brought to this city for
| tOmOEEOWs
ALE Deutschen der Stadt und Umge-
gend sind eingeladen zu elmer Versam-
lung Domerstag den IL ten May. Attends
punct s uhr i'm Baldwin Opera Houe.
Organization der comites zum empfang
der Hermans Soehne am 81 ten dies
monat.
The idea was recently advanced to
build warship to be called "The Amer
ican Girl" The Salem Statesman eug-
gests that it seems but natural to think
of strong armor round its waist.
John Riggs is today minus his buggy
horse, which he thinks must have been
stolen last night from the lot adjoining
his place on the hill. Last evening at
sun.down the horse was in the lot, Sc
curely hobbled, and as it has been his
stamping ground for the past seven
years, they were much surprised to find
he had disappeared. Thorough search
for him has not revealed his where
abouts.
Every day now the o. R. & N. runs
the new tourist sleeping cars through
The Dalles, the new vestibuled cars that
are to run between Portland and Den
yer. They are very finely finished, and
will no doubt be patronized by persons
who object to paying the fare on the
standard Pullman sleepers, but who
have not regarded the regulation tourist
sleepers as good enough. The service
on the new tourists will be kept up te
high standard in every particular.
As we were attracted to five or six
cars which came through this morning
on freight train, looking as if they had
been through the war, We were led tc
inquire what wreck had occurred up the
road; but were informed that they hao
come all the way from the scene of the
riots at Waidner and were portion o
the train which had been blown up BY
the strikers. One of them had the tor
completely torn off, while the rest were
nearly as badly demoralized. They
were being taken to Portland for repairs
An effort is being made in Portland tt
induce the business houses to close fol
the entire day on the 30th. Decoration
day this year seems to have a renewed
signifcaL CO. Not that the dead heroes
of earlier wars are the less honored, hu
the more so as we realize from NOR
recent experience what the horrors o
war really are, and how much they CAV
to their country. While many do no
spend the half day as it was intended
| were the whole day holiday surely
portion of it would be devoted to tn
real spirit of what Decoration wa
designed to be.
The members of the club have decide,
to make the meeting Saturday night a
their rooms an open one, which ever
citizen interested in the welfare {
the town may attend. Surely it wi
be rousing one. The question spoken
of in this paper few days since, in re
gard to assessing property owners. bust
ness men, and other residents in order t
raise sum of money to be held in RI
serve for the purpose of inducing manu-
facturies to locate in our city, will b
brought up. Every citizen should al
tend, 30 that they may voice their sent
ments regarding the question.
Hi ga Summers Fancy" which will /
| given by our home talent, assisted b
+ Mr.. Levin, is a very pretty as we'll 6