3)
Satin
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
TABLE LINEN.
Special $ .44
" .G2
.69
.79
" .82
-". .96
1.23
" .72
" ' .79
" r .96
1.23
" 1.41
" 1.99
2.29
" 2.93
4.07
" ' 5.19
56-inch Bleached Damask
58 " " " .
58 . " " "
70
72
72
" tt
5-8 Bleached Napkins
5-8
5-8 " "r- .
3-4 "
3-4 " "
3-4
3-4 " " .......
3-4 " 77
3-4 " " .......
7-8
RUGS.
:.$ .50
.75
.. .85
..1.00
... 1.00
.. 1.25
.. 1.50
.. .80
.. 1.00
.. 1.25
., 1.50
.. 1.75
.. 2.50
.7 3.00
.. 4.00
.. 5.00
. 7.00
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Special Values for the Holidays in Smyrna, Axmin
ster, Moquette, Kudistan and Skin Rugs.
$ .85 values .70 . $2.50 values .......$1.95
1.25 values 1.00 3.00 values ... 2.40
1.50 values... 3.25 4.50 values..... ,3,70
1.75 values 1.35 5.00 values..... .'. 3.97
PILLOWS.
A Beautiful Assortment in FIVE BIG PILES
at 22 c, 45c, 60c, 80c and 95c. Our better grades of
Pillows up to $5.00 reduced in proportion.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Gents' Black Velvet Embroidered Slippers .....
v 7... J.:...:...-.-: 75c grade for $ .50
Gents' Black Soft Kid Opera Slippers--.
...$1.25 grade for 1.00
Gents' Chocolate Stamped Alligator Slippers
very good values 1.25
Gents' Black Kid Turn Sole Slippers .....v.........'.
extra fine and easy ....... 1.50
Gents' Wine Pocket-book Leather Slippers .. ...
handsome goods 1.75
Gents' Black" Kid Turn Sole Pumps, for danc
ing parties .... 1.75
Gents' Patent Leather Turn Sole Pumps...........
. very swell 2.50
Ladies' Plush Trimmed Leather Sole Felt Slip
pers, worth 75c, for..... .50
Ladies' Red, Pink and Black Knit Slippers;
very pretty presents...... 1.00
Ladies' Extra Quality Turn Sole Felt Slippers;
Black or Brown 1.35
Ladies' New Grenette Turn Sole Felt Slippers;
the latest thing out 1.50
Also a fine line of Felt Juliets for Ladies, Misses and Children, and
numerous other Holiday Goods.
PEASE & JWAVS.
All Goods Marked in Plain Figures.
Furnishing Goods Department.
A handsome assortment of .Mufflers, Handkerchiefs,
Neckties, Hosiery, Eter
Gents' Neckties, just the thing for everyday
wear... ....... :.: .$ .25
Gents' Neckties, especially good when you con-
- sider the price.. .50
Gents' Neckties, that will make a homely man
look handsome .75
Gents Neckwear, to suit the. most fastidious
and exacting ......85c and 1.00
" Gents' Neckties; the latest creations of fin-de-
secle conceptions..............:.. :.....$1.25 and 1.50
MUFFLERS.
We have them for 50c that will keep you just as
warm as the very finest.
Fine Silk Mufflers, some handsome patterns .75
" " " in large sizes... 1.00
" " " extra good values 1.25
" " " superb in coloring. 1.50 and 1.75
- SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.
Colored border or plain hemstitched $ .25
Silk worked initials, pure white .. .25
' In colors, a large variety to select from .35
In colors, heavy silk and large size 75c and 1.00
HOSIERY.
Our Large , Assortment of Fancy and Staple Hosiery
will make any man feel good from his toes up.
New Swell Plaids and Fancy Silk Mixtures........ $ .50
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Tfca Dalles
WEDNESDAY
Daily
Ctironieie.
CEMBER 15, 1897
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Weather Tonight and Thursday, fair
and cooler. "
Silver and gold articles 9old by T. A.
Van Norden will be engraved free of
charge.
Air guns 60 cents at Mays & Crowe'e.
Cream of maize and niinute tapioca at
Maier & Benton's. 11-15
- The general admission to the enter-,
tainment, "Cradle Songs of Nations,"
will be 25 cents ; reserved seats 35 cents.
The Snipea-Kinersly Drug Co. have
just received a fine line of Japanese
ware suitable for Christinas presents.
dcl3-lw
To rent Four or six unfurnished
rooms, centrally located. Apply to
Mrs. M. Brittain, Second street, near
Union. dec 11
Choice Shoalwater Bay oysters served
in every style at the Columbia Candy
Factory. Give as a trial - and we will
endeavor to please you.
Just received oar second shipment of
Garland stoves for this fall. They are
beauties. Call and see them before
baying elsewhere. Maier & Benton.
The Degree of Honor will have initia
tion of candidates tonight, also a good
program and refreshments. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
A fresh line of choice French candies
just received at the Columbia Candy
Factory. They will be sold at prices so
low that it will surprise you.
Mr. John E. Obriet and MissB. Wolfe
both of Wasco county, were united
marriage on the loth inst.,' by
B. Gorham, at his residence in this city
The northbound passenger trairnan
into an open switch at Rockiord, in Spo
kane county, and struck a special freight
standing on the switch. Several -were
injured, but none seriously. '
Theodore Darrant was ordered by
Judge Bahrs, on motion of District At
torney Barnes, to appear this morning
and receive his sentence of death for the
murder of Minnie Williams.
Frank Gaby, charged with the mur
der of James Cox, was found guilty of
manslaughter Sunday in Everett. The
jury was out 24 hours. It recommended
Gaby to the clemency of the court.
The ladies wish to impress upon the
minds of the children who take part in
the entertainment Saturday, that the
final practice will be held Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock. Every child
shonld be present dressed in costume,
ana carrying ner aon.
The timbers for the new bridge are
being unloaded today, and as the piling
on which they are to rest is being put
in shape as rapidly as possible, it will
be but a matter of a short time a
the workmen will be Teady to raise the
massive bents into place. v -
.William Teller, who is supposed to
have been drowned on the lower river,
and whose, ekiff was picked up near
Knappton, was formerly in the employ
of Seufert Brothers, at their fishery,
near this city. He was a foreman at
the cannery for a ' time, and was well
liked by all who knew him.
On Christmas day, the Portland and
Multnomah athletic clubs' football
teams will again meet on the gridiron.
The articles of agreement, which have
been the bone of contention for two
weeks, were finally arranged to the sat
isfaction of both parties, and Monday
night they were signed, so that the game
is now a certainty. ,
, At the meeting of the fire department
last night, F. S. Gunning was appointed
chief of the department in this city.
Mr. Gunning was appointed to fill the
vacancy made, by George Gibbons, who W
. .
nas movea out or rown. mere is no
doubt that good judgment was shown
in the selecting of Mr. Gunning, and
for the
fire de-
intiljj
that he will do all in his power
advancement of our volunteer
partment.
The property-owners on the north
side of Second street, between Washing
ton and "Federal, are having the mud
gathered up and hauled away, and it
makes a wonderful difference in the ap
pearance of the etreet. filTTaBtrtnl&e
that some of the othei--property-owners
would not profit by their good example
and have their share of the streets
cleared in a like manner, and in this way
improve the appearance of our city in
tne eyes ot outsiders.
At the annual election of the Eastern
tar held last night, the folTowing of
cers were elected : WortHy matron.
rs. Alice Crossen ; patron, Dr. Q. D.
oane; associate matron Mrs. Dr. San
ders; conductress, Mrgc A. Burget; as
sociate conductress, Miss Lena Phirman ;
secretary. Miss Lena Snell; treasurer.
airs. HiStner Harris The other officers
will be chosen by those already elected
but as yet they have not had time to
make any appointments.'
This morning the reporter noticed,
while the workmen were blasting in the
Mill creek basin, that a number of small
stones and some large ones, weighing
probably two pounds, were thrown as
far as Second street, near Senator Hil
ton's residence, one large stone strik
ing on the sidewalk immediately in
front of the gate. This is proof of the
fact that more care should be taken by
the men who have charge of this work,
and if they are not careful someone will
be injared by these flying missiles.
As yet no arrests have been made
the perpetrators of the recent robberies
nd without any clae it is next to in
ossible for our officers to capture the
uilty parties.' The" probabilities are
hat they left town. Although Mr.
Wiley is a vigilant and faithful officer,
kt the same time one man cannot watch
Jhis city as it should be watched during
he night, and for this reason, an assist
ant should be appointed by all ' means
Even if it does involve more expense
for the city this money will be well
spent, and the taxpayers will feel satis
fied when they see that their property
is well protected.
Our football players came together
Sunday and played a lively practice
game, making an excellent showing.
We understand that the Dufurites who
failed to best us in baseball last summer,
in spite of all their brawn and muscle,
are going to make an attempt to defeat
our boys on the gridiron in the near
future. They may be able to do so, but
it would not be well for them to be too
positive, since our lads are seldom be-
Shind in such sports. Next . Sunday an
jother practice game will be played, and
(anyone who is curious to see it will be
.'admitted to the fair grounds free.
C. D. Emory, it was learned Monday
morning, was arrested in Portland by
Detective Kerrigan for the larceny of
four typewriters - (machines) from the
offices of Attorney Richard Williams, E.
Mendenhall, R. R. Giltner and J. T.
ilner. As be was caught with one of the
achines in his possession, the police
stuteiy concluded that he must have
tolen it, a suspicion which was strength
ened by - bis . subsequent confession.
Emory has been employing his time
while in Portland committing several
burglaries. We wonder if he is not the
same fellow who stole Mr. Wilson's
typewriter in this city. It seems very
likely that he is, as he seems to make
that line of goods a specialty.
Asks for His Freedom.
NEWS NOTES.
J la
e of b
ries fc
im- r
Governor Lord will probably pardon
B. Ringland, sentenced to the peni
tentiary October, 1895, for eix years, for
aasanlt with intent to rob. Ringland
and two companions entered a grain
and feed store in Portland, where a boy
was in charge at the time of their visit.
Ringland Btood guard while one of his
companions struck the boy down with
an iron coupling pin, rolled up in a
handkerchief.
For a short time it was feated the bov
would die, but he recovered, and posi
tively identified the three men at the
trial, and there was also other testimony
implicating them in the affair. Ring
land belonga to a highly respected fam
ily in Ohio, the patriarch of which, now
a centenarian, is on his death bed, and
desires before be dies to see his young
kinsman. . Ringland stated at the time
of the trial that he had no idea that bis
companion intended to strike the boy,
and would not have assented to it, had
he been previously informed that it was
to occnr. He also refused to admit
hat he was with the others for the pur
pose of robbery.
. To Care Colit In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund tLe money ,if
they fail to cure. 25c.
A report received from Dvaa vester-
day states that exceptionally rich placer
diggings have been discovered in that
section.
A Cuban priest says that at the low
est estimate a half-million Cubans have
perished of starvation during the past
twelve months.
Reports received this morning state
tba the Steins Pass train robber has
been captured, but no particulars were
as yet received.
The latest reports from Oregon City
say that 'the locks closed, last evening,
ang that the water is still rising. The
O. R. & N. steamers, Modoc, Elmore
and Ruth, will discontinue service for
an indefinite period, until the locks are
reopened.
The heaviest rain storm of vhich
there is any record prevailed at Seattle
between 10 p. m. Sunday night and un
til 10 a. ' in. yesterday. During the
twelve. hours 3.74 inches of water fell.
The effect has been - to swell all the
rivers and to threaten a freshet.
Today's Oregonian will say that a
message has been received stating that
the senate committee, who were to con
sider the Corbett case, ft as postponed
its meeting until after the holidays.
This will 'keep the senator in Buspenee
for Btill a longer time, and probably
mar "the pleasure of the holidays for him.
or perhaps the hopes he entertains will
somewhat alleviate his melancholy feel
What of Your .
Christmas Gifts?
Why not some Musical Instruments?
Not oniy makes the Christmas occasion
brighter and happier, but it gives pleas
ure all through the year. Every good
Musical Instrument is a pleasure the
year round. Everyone of our Musical
Instruments are Christmas. values.
I. G. Mckelsen
Book fit musie Company. Opp. A. M. Williams & Co.,
Special Sale
For This Week Only.
AIR
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MAYS & CROWE;
Jtye postoffiee pfyarmaqy,
CLARKE & FALK, Proprietors.
Poie Drags and jVIedicines.
Toilet Articles and Perfumery,
pirst IJi of Imported apd Dorestie 5i$ars.
Telephone, 333. - New Vogt Block.
If you peed ai) Orap,
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Call and see our KIMBALLS.
Will "buy one of these Organs at
Jacobsen Book & Music Go.
Leading Eastern Oregon Music House.
New Vogt Block, The Dalles, Oregon.
M.Z.DONNE
PESGIPTIO HV GGIST
TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY.
THE DALLES, OR