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Sold only by MAYS & CROWE.
Ladies' Underwear.
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We are showing, the most popular priced line of Ladies' Underwear ever
put on our counters. The following numbers are worthy of your attention:
No. 6627 Ladies' Ribbed Vests, fleece back, flesh color 75c suit
No. 8927 Ladies' Fine Ribbed, heavy weight, grey color 80c sust
No. 7747 Ladies' Fine Jersey Ribbed, wool face, fleece back, color silver
grey, special value $1.00 suit
No. 7874 Fine Jersey Ribbed, wool face, fleece back, heavy weight.... 1.25 suit
No. . 7646 Fine Merino Ribbed, medium weight 1.50 suit
Rubber Footwear.
We carry a full stock of everything made by the Boston Rubber Shoe
Company the best Rubber Goods on earth.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
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before buying1 elsewhere.
MAIER & BENTON
The Dalles.
Remember
We have strictly First-class
FIR, OAK and
MAPLE WOOD
To sell at LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Phone 25. JOS. T. PETERS & CO
Tfcs Dalles Daily Chronicle.
MONDAY.
NOV. 9. 1896
Weather forecast.
Portland, Nov. 9, 1896.
For Eastern Oregon Tonight and tomor
row, continued rain and cooler.
Pague. Observer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Random Observations and Local Events
of Lesser Magnitude.
Suitable re-
Lost A bunch of keys.
ward if left at this office.
The rain still continues in a mild way,
and as it is reasonably warm the range
will probably be greatly improved. ,-
Kates to the Portland ratification are
according to the Oregonian to be $1.00 for
the round trip, from this point, Wednes
day. One and 22-hundredtha of an inch of
tain fell Saturday night and since Satur
day at 5 p. m,, one and 92 hundredths
have fallen.
other Prohibition electors 1 each. The
National Democratic vote has as fol
lows: Cox 39, Holmes 24, Seufert 23
and Trenchard 24.
Dr. Matchette8 Indian Tobacco Anti
dote will care any one . of the tobacco
habit in 72 hours. It is compounded by
a celebrated physician, and is the result
of a life-time study. Guaranteed harm
less. Price, only 50 cents for a big
box enough to cure any ordinary case.
All druggists, or by mail, postpaid.
Circulars free. Dr. Matchette, Chicaco,
Illinois.
W. H. Weaver, who ia directing Et-
tinger's attractions, which include "A
Clean Sweep," now in the East. "A
Tangled Affair," now in the South, and
Miss Orris Ober and her Eastern Co., is
in the city today in the interest of Miss
Ober, who play's a week's engagement
at the Vogt opera bouse, beginnihg
Monday, Nov. 9th. Her prices, as well
as the company, are Eastern 10, 20 and
30 cents.
Pease & Mays received this morning
their third shipment of plush capes and
their complete stock of felt Bhoes and
warm footwear.
An agent representing H Askin & Co.
of San Francisco is in the city examin
ing into the matter of furnishing electric
lights for the city.
Lost A leather-covered whipstock,
last Wednesday evening, between city
marshal's office and Umatilla House,
Finder please return to Wm Waggen-
man. nov6-3t
The special carrying Hon. Thomas B
Heed stopped at the Locks 40 minutes
today, and from here went to Celilo to
look at the rapids, Mr. Reed's two
daughters accompanied him.
The Columbia hotel has changed
hands, Mr. T. T. Nicholas, who has con
ducted it for a number of years, retiring
and Mr. F. J. Toomey taking charge.
The transfer was made this morning.
The Dalles city filed the first manifest
of freight and passengers with the super
intendent of the locks at 12 :30 Thurs
day, and the Regulator filed hers, the
first from the upper river to Portland,
at noon Friday.
Goldendale was to have had a grand
ratification blow out tonight, but on ac
count of the rain and mud, the affair has
been postponed, but no definite date has
yet been agreed upon, it depending on
the weather.
A young man named F. L. Leonard
was arrested this morning, charged with
forging the name of George Thompson
to an order for two weeks' board, the
order being addressed to Mrs. Davis,
who keeps a restaurant in the East End.
Indian Sampson, an old timer, who
was guide for Col. Wright and later for
General Canby in the Modoc war, and
who lost his left arm in that war, made
ua a call today. He is needy and de
sires, apparently, above all things,
something to eat.
The official vote in Crook county gives
Caples 607, Geer 607, Smith 604, Yoran
693, Butler 675, Hofer 676, Spaugh 571,
Watkms 570, C. J. Bright got 2 and the
Eev. J. H. Wood preached a very able
eermon yesterday evening, taking as his
subject "The Election," and in connec
tion therewith the text "Many are
called, but few are chosen." The sub
ject was treated from a non-partisan
standpoint, and urged upon all the ne
cessity of studying political questions
closely and voting intelligently and hon
estly, without being misled through par
tisan prejudices or bias, and also took
the ground that prosperity now, or at
any time, can only be secured by honest
and persistent efforts on the part of all
Wasco County Vote.
The vote of this county was canvassed
this morning and showed the following
results : Republican Caples 1C98, Geer
1701, Smith 1680, Yoran. 1688. Demo
cratic, etc Butler 1367, Hofer 1363,
Spaugh 1361, Watkins 1361. Prohibi
tion Bewerman 33, Bright 34, Butler
35, Hoskins 32. National Democratic,
Cox 28, Holmes 22, Seufert 25, Trench
ard 20. ,
Notice.
. Trs Dalles, Nov. 9, 1896.
All persons having bills contracted for
the celebration of the opening of the
cascade locka will please have them cer
tided to by the proper committee and
presented to the First National Bank for
settlement.
H. M. Bball,
J. T. Peteks,
N. J. SlNNOTT,
Executive Committee,
The Official Const.
The official count of: the county gives
the following as the general result. By
adding the votes of the four Republican
electors, and dividing by four, and doing
the same with the Democratic electors
the difference Bhows the .true majority
in the county, which is 328.
Female Help Wanted.
Wantkd Red-beaded girl and white
horse to deliver premiums given away
with Hoe Cake Soap. Apply to any
where.
Council Meeting.
City council met Saturday evening in
regular session, present Mayor Menefee,
Recorder Phelps, and Coulcilmen Nolan,
Kuck, Thompson, Ross and Champlin.
The minutes of last previous meeting'
were read and approved.
Petition for lighting streets by elec
tricity read and referred to committee
on streets and public property.
Judiciary committee reported by
Councilman Thompson on the petition
L. Story to have the city accept deed
to certain lands in settlement vof claim
against him held by city recommending
that petition be not allowed.
Petition of Francis Croaeen for repay
ment of $150 alleged illegal fines paid by
him, reported unfavorably by commit
tee. Both above reports were adopted.
Health' and Police committee report
by Councilman Ross that sewer in west
end of Third street needed repairing,
and recommending extension of sewer to
Mill creek.
Reports of officers read and received,
and claims as reported by city marshal
allowed and ordered paid.
Recorder was instructed to have in
surance policy changed from $500 to $300
on recorder's office and to cancel all in
surance on water commissioner's office.
Communications from outside parties
concerning furnishing electric lights,
read and referred to committee on streets
and public property.
The following bills were allowed.
Unas F Lauer, marshal salary $75 00
Geo Brown, engineer 75 00
J J Wiley, night watchman. . . 60 00
C J Crnndall, treasurer 20 00
G W Phelps, recorder. 50 00
Maier & Benton, nidse 4 90
Mays & Crowe, mdse 3 50
Dalles Lumbering Co, mdse 2 18
James Hannan, labor 1
P F Burbam, hanlmg.
Morning Oregonian, printing 1
Dalles Uity Water Works, water. . 32 00
H Zirka, sawing wood ....... 7 20
Chas Denton, 16 cords of wood. . 56 00
JJr k L Doane, prof services 2 50
W iSIakenev, haolme hose carts 1 50
Stephens Bros, hauling drunk to
iail 25
Oakes& Stringer. hauline on sts. . . 5 00
James Like, special police 18 00
James Like, labor 9 00
J H Heebner, special police 10 00
J H Heebner, labor... 1 00
W R Brown, labor 1 70
Columbia Hotel, meals 7 50
California Restaurant, meals ..... 5 85
"Suicide at Mitchell.
water, that stood upon the table. Al
though these indications pointed, to the
fact of Spitzer having taken the poison
With suicidal intent, Dr. Houck, the
autopsy physician, was unable to find
evidence of the drug in the man's stom
ach. Spitzer's remains were buried at
Mitchell last Sundav. The Review is
nformed that William Spitzer haa been
employed at various placea in Crook
county for several years, but npon in
quiry we were unable to find any knowl
edge of his former name or of any rela
tives he may have had. Prineville Re-,
view.
Vogt Opera House.
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The VOGT GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Just One Week, Beginning
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9th.
Miss Ober, who begins a week's en
gagement at the Vogt opera house Mon
day night, Nov. 9th, at eastern prices,
10, 20 and 30 cents, and by an eastern
company, will produce comedies, witn
two exceptions, they being "Trilby" and
The Bells." On Monday night that
political satire, 'A Race for Congress"
will be produced. It is a comedy in
three acts, and is said to be very funny.
The Cheyenne, Wyo., Herald of Sept.
18th says of the production of "The
Bells,'.' a play that made Sir Henry
Irving famous :
"The Bells." aa presented by the Orria
Ober Co. last night, was without) aloubt
as fine a production as was ever wit
nesned in our beautitel theater. Mr.
Gilbert Toasick in the leading role,
"Matbias," showed himself to be an
actor of such cleverness and ability that
we unhesitatingly predict for him a suc
cess in his theatrical career that is sel
dom, achieved except by the favored
few. From the time he commenced to
epeak until the enrtain descended on the
last act, he held the audience nnder
such complete control that a pin could
bave been heard all over the house had
any chosen to bave dropped it. In tact
we can only repeat what we said in our
yesterday's issue that every member of
this company is exceedingly clever, and
it will be a long time beiore we will
have a chance of witnessing another as
good. Every piece they have produced
has been a decided success, we under
stand that the piece produced tonight is
equally as good as any that has gone
before.
Seats are now on sale at the Snipes-
Kinersly Drug Co.'s.
Take your watches, clocks and jewelry
repairing to Clark, thf East End jeweler.
Saturday night, October 31, William
Spitzer committed enicide in his room at
the Central hotel, Mitchell. Spitzer
was a laboring man, and bad been em
ployed during the past summer by Will
iam Nelson aa a '. sheep herder. About
four weeka ago he entered upon a pro
tracted "spree," . which was brought to
an end the day before his death by the
liquor leaders refusing to sell or give him
more drink. Sunday morning, after a
failure to arose him, the hotel people
went into his room and found him dead.
The proper authorities were summoned,
and upon investigation a phial of strych
nine was found in his ' pocket,
from which several grains had been
spilled upon the floor. Strychnine waa
also found in a glass, partly filled with
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Electrical and Musical Specialties.
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Prices,
10, 20 and 30c.
GEORGE RUCH
PIONEER GROCER.
Successor to Cbrtsman fc Corson.
FULL LINE OF
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES.
Again in business at the old stand. I would be pleased to
aee all my former patrons. Free delivery to any part of town.
School Books
Supplies.
Jacobson Book & Music Co.
No. 174 Second Street,
Ne-w Vogt Block, The Dalles, Oregon.
Job Printing at this Office