OUR SATURDAY'S SALE
of WASH GOODS NOVELTIES
Was such ft grand mierx'sa Mint wo linvo reluctantly decided to coti
llniio tint huIo for u day or two longer, na ho many aro unable to attend
tl,e8o mill's owing to the fiuit tlmt on this day thoro In n double ninount of
ffork to bo performed ut honm which prevents many from doing their
shopping- 11 Is ,or t,,oir "U",(U that wu havo decided upon this plan.
If yon will look nt our corner window you will ho immediately con
tlncrd tlmt wu nro sacrificing some elegant goods at wonderfully low
prices. Our "silent uakvdady" (tho window) him on lior bust "bib mid
tucker" and la ut homo to hur friends ut till times.
LADIES'
' SUMMER
UNDERWEAR
Ladies'
Swiss Underwear
Flncrt rotton, iiIho lino sheer
IIjId In ecru or whito, low neck,
flucvclesi), hUIc taped; regular 50c,
pccbl pni'o
Three for $1.00.
Ladie
Swios Ribbed Vests
Matin from the llnest corned cot
ton; regular price 20c,
Special 19c.
Ladies'
Ribbed Union Sv.its
The rerl tirttttt Is .'Hit:,
Special 23c.
Ladies' and Misses'
Sunbonnets, special 19c
All CoocIh Marlceil
In Plnln FlRiiroB.
The Dalles Daily Gtooniele.
TUESDAY - - - AUG 1. 1801)
VWenioiic Nu. 1.
TAKE NOTICE.
TO OUR AliVBKTlSEKS:
All CIiukcs 'in Advertisements must
be banded in 'before 10 o'clock A. M us
noclianneswill be accepted in the aft
moon (i'iils rule wilt be positive.
CUIK0XICLE PUBLISHING CO.
The Dallrj, January 10, 1899.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Sliav Company
'From "Hire to'Sou"
Tonight at tho italdwin.
TIioImiuI concert drew a largo crowd
t o'clock this afternoon.
There will bo a meeting of the lire
'JwKce tonlulit at8::t0iit thu reeoider'd
Usitl the thittlo notic, and if it
l,n)ou, root thu thiHtloa out of your
Pretty.
TJe I). U & A. O. baud will practice
4ll!' armory tonight nt 0 o'clock. All
"waberaate requested to bo present.
The Ilutler Drug Co. have just it
"'ve'l a new Block of Kaatmnu kodakti.
tlley IlltPIld to enrrv 11 i.nnii.lnl!. linn nf
uera suppiiun UIIt j,.wu a uow (loJ
VP ilriu. .1... .... I
1n.1t win niteioat amutuius.
1! Markllle, latoof the Mover Gloth
' '""imny, of Portland, Iiiih accepted
tuition i the furnishing department
'leased MayH Htoro. Ho arrived In
j,11'1'' i'iht fteeoniptuued by Mre.
rel''? 1,,,ori,,"B Frel Walters was nr.
"Wi being charged with atteuiptint!
w'0kunn,totherwi8e injuring tho 11-wr-old
eon of John II. Wnlthers," a
llZ fUt 1,1 tl", li'Bt EnJ. Saturday,
thi. bro,'lt before Justice Bayard
CdSorn,"K' p,0Bd gnllty ",,d WBB
uiovlU Wtur co,ni8lon can make 110
ol it. "Kttrd t0 bultu'l'K "I'MPly
lo bi.w,10'' 11 t0Bl w,th tnB oUUeiw
Mm Initiatory stops. Will they
whit- i iB,uw,M uecallod ami ioo
tit. 1 J? M m ,,ftVU no but our
to blaino.
imanlTM relllro',d t0 ,,' '""n"
Wiion it.'.,Ur fawy' vlilt with
' eu wo ! In vry 111 t the
- LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S
HOSIERY.
Women's Strong
Fast Black and Tan
With dojible heels and toon;
Special 19c.
Children's
Scrong Cotton hosiery
In blacky tautolora;
Special 12:c.
NECKWEAR
SALE
Our entire Mock of 25c and 50c
valneH in Men's Hand and Shield
Rows,
Reduced to 15c.
liny while thu 'assortment is
goud."
Pease & Mays.
home of .I.W. Dickwon at Kuderaby, hav
ing been kicked in tho lireafltby a horee.
ilia daughter, Aliet;, accompanied him.
Charles Covert, of Knderaby, received a
kick on the knee from the fuiiih horae
and iiaa been laid up a couple of weeks.
For an unusually large Nhipmeut of
wool tho one shipped today from thu
Wasco warehouse is a pood erample.
William Ellery, tho wool tiuyer who is
so well known nmonu ahcepmon
ttiroutthout the state, shipped twenty
carlo.ids of baled wool to lioltowoll &
Donald at ltoatnu. Ttiia would amount
to about if 80,001).
Old "Wasco Glial ley" has always
been considered a "lima skookum" In
dian; but he fell from grace last night
and getting mixed up with tanglefoot
was found by lMiirmnn at tho foot of
Washington street in a hilarioua condi
tion, lie was "taken to the city jail"
and there like a little man potlatohed
iiiojc dollars for hia fun.
Yesterday the morphine fiends a
man and woman who inhabited Bnch
ler's hog pen for some time, returned to
the city, after some time spent in the
country. They were found begging up
in Thompson's addition, and were ar
runtudind placed in jail until this morn
ing, when tho city waa rid of thiiiu as
they left oil the boat for Portland.
Last Friday a man came to Wilson's
livery c table in the Kaat Knd and hired
one of his best horses saying lie wanted
to go out in the country to get some
homes ho had in pasture. As ho did
not return Mr. Wilson became suspicious
and had Shonir Kelly writo out to in
quire concerning tho matter, which he
did and discovered there were no such
horses there. Mr. Wilson particularly
regrets tho occurrence bIiico the horse
was 11 lino animal and belonged to his
daughter, Miss Hhuicho.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. lligps cimo down
from Wasco last evening and will return
tonight. Mr. Biggs expects to leave
goon to the springs at Kpragne. He says
that is a favorite resort for Sherman
county people, who have great faith in
the curative powers of tho water. Ho
ays one man who went down all
crippled up with rheumatism, returned
and is able to walk around as well as
anyone. The only disadvantage is in
the accommodations aM'orded at tho
hotel, or house rather, where all who do
not camp are com polled to stay.
There are ome people who item to
think that when they have paid 80 oenU
for 11 theater ticket they own the whole
building, and are privileged to do and
act as they see fit, regardless of the
comfort of others. They therefore wait
until a play haa got well under way,
and juat when all p.ro intensely in
terested In the stage, march In with all
tho nerve imaginable nnd attract the
attention of overy brie until they are
fairly seated and their goods and chat
tels cheeked. Or perehnnco thoy may
have gotten tired of the conversation
they have carried on during the firet
two ncta and in (he third come to tho
conclusion they need a constitutional,
and with squeaky boota or shoes walk
clear ucrosa the hall and out of tho door
juat as stocks havo begun to go up "on
the Sari Diablo. Such peoplo should
eithor remain at homo or bring a police
man with them to see that others are
not annoyed. Another annoying ele
ment Ih the crowd of small boys who
persist' in sending forth the shrillest
whistles' on tho slightest provocation
and keeping up n continual clatter
throughout the entiro performance.
It's all right for tho boys to enjoy them
selves, but it would be well were their
parents along to boo that they do not
deny others iho same privilege.
Wnlitr UiimtiiUHlotiurH Meet.
A meeting of tile walor Commissioners
was hold in tho recorder's office at 8
o'clock met livening) with J. F. Moore,
.r. Randall) F. J. Seufeit and Aog.
Bauhlbr broeont.
A (rev the miuutes had been read and
ftpph;Ved a motion was made by Moore
artti carried that the superintendent be
authorized to employ another man
to assist thu one now working at Dog
rivor, this head of the city water supply.
The report of the superintendent and
treasurer were read and approved, the
later being as follows :
Julv 1 Balance cash on hand. .$2889 16
Cash ree'd during mouth for
water rent 1218 00
Total 4107 10
11 v warrants redeemed 670 OS
Balance on hand July .'SI $3430.48
Then wero read tho following claims,
which were allowed:
J B Goit, work on waterworks
mii $28 0
E F Sharp, surveying 5 0'
Win A Cates, sawing wood 50
L A Pot ter, team hire 0 00
W A Kirby, mdsu 75
Malor & Benton, mdae 15 45
F K Gnnnini:. repairs 1 00
I C Kickelaen, mdse 80
O L Waller, hauling 5 01)
Ward & Robertson, team hire 0 00
Mhvb it Crowe, mdsi 1-7
Wm Monranfield, labor 24 00
J W Webber, labor 24 UU
S R Brooks, pasturage 3 00
A A Urfjuhart, lab.)r 24 40
John Gamer, labor 20 00
L Johnson, team hire S 00
J B Uroasen, supt. salary 00 00
CIma Borders, helpers' " 00 00
'ed Gates, secretary's " 10 00
l ll.i Mtiut Ihililutlt.Nt Cut of All."
There's much, in a name when it
cornea to confusing that of The Dalles
and Ileppner juat at the present tune,
and, though we havo forgiven the Tele
gram seven times seventy times for its
seeming ignorance in regard to our city,
particularly when it so otten makes the
mistake of confusing Dallas with The
Dalles, we consider now that we have
received the "most unkindeat cut of all."
During Receiver Patterson's visit to
Portland Sunday, tho reporter of that
paper evidently had a conversation with
him regarding the smallpox poaro at
Ileppnor, and in bis report of the same
in, last night's Telegram he says "the
recent smallpox scare at Tho Dalles tiaa
died out," and then goes on to describe
tho situation at Hoppnur aa if it were at
thia city, In the heading, however, the
name Iieppner is used, which will prob
ably vaccinate the at tide snlliciently so
tlmt wo will be saved tho damaging
itl'octH which would naturally tollow
Hiich a report.
W'n realize that such a mistake might
easily be overlooked by a proof-reader,
as juat above it apeaka of Mr. Patterson
as being fiom Tho Dalles; but he should
havo been doubly careful in regard to
such an article, realizing how much it
means to a city to have such an iui-!
pression given credence throughout the
surrounding country. Certainly tho
Telegram will come out at once and
correct its grievous error.
Motlcr.
All claims against Dalles City must
be hereafter presented to the recorder
011 or before the day proceeding tho day
fixed for the regular meeting of the
council, which day is the 3d day of
each month ; if presented thereafter they
shall bo laid over to the next succeed
ing regular meeting.
By order of tliianco committee.
Aug. 1,1800.
Nm H. Gatkh,
jit. Recorder of Dalles City,
Commencing Saturday, July 20th, the
0. R. & N Co, will ael) round-trip
tickets to Cascade Locks and return for
11,50. Tickets will be honored going on
train No, 1, Saturday, and returning
on trains Noa. 4 and 2 the following
Sunday. Jah. Ihuanu, Agent. auaO
A QOCD COMPANY HERE.
The Shaw Onmpuny ria All Liut
Mftlit In "The Westerner."
When tho agent of the Shaw Com
pany arrived in the city announcing that
we wore to have' a week of the theater
in the middle of eutnmcr, wlen half of
our residents (particular tne theater
goers) are awry from the illy, wo con
fess we fi It a little skeptical ns to tho
result of such a move. After the ap
pearance of the band yesterday, how
ever, our opinion was s6mewhat shaken
and upon aniving at the opera house
last evening and encountering the crowd
endeavoring to gain admittance, it was
a foregone conclusion that the Shaw
Company would have onb full house at
least. As the play, "tio Woaterner,"
proceeded it was a self-evident fact that
they would have many, for the company
is a good one. With but one exception,
perhaps, the cast could not hate been
belter filled, and the play itself was a
very pleasing one, at once eliciting eym
pathyand unmitigated interest, which
changes Jo intense excitement in the
third act when each llfilneris himself
buying stock in San Diablo and has as
much at stake as did Matthew Lawton,
'whose fortune deptnded on the mine,
The comedy of the play was splendidly
carried out by the sporty Deacon DeanB
and his wife, who was equally as sporty
on the q. t. Bath are first class, and
kept the audience in a roar of laughter
with their assumed sportiness.
Shaw himself ia one of those actors,
who, like Sol Smith Russell, has a per
sonality which from the moment he
steps on the stage demands attention,
and keeps each one wondering what he
is about to do next. His cool manner
makes him perfectly aUome and puts
bim in the place of the character he
repreeent?. Those are the actors of
whom one never tires and of whom it
may be said that to study them alone
and their interpretations of a play is
worth much to those who are privileged
to see them The entire cast was well
taken, each one seeming to fit in to the
part assigned to them.
To listen to the orchettra was
worth more than the price of admission.
Indeed, their renditioa of "The Forge in
the Forest" was a great treat to all who
had the slightest taste for music. The
xylophone boIo was perhaps the best
that has everj been heard in The
Dallea and wus enthusiastically en
cored. The specialty work by the Irish
characters, including some extra fine
dancing, wiib nlso much appreciated.
The majority of shows which visit
The Dalles treat the people here in an
extremely shabby manner, playing in
Portland and other cities at about half
and sometimes less, than they do here.
This coupany comeB to us giving a first
class show ut reasonable prices, and
which admits of all attending and feel
ing that they havo received more than
the worth of their money.
After society comedy they will make
u switch to melodrama for to-night, se
lecting for his play Milton Noble's story
of mining camp life entitled "From
Sire to Son." The play deals with life
111 California during the rush for gold.
It is melo-drama.fuli of strongsituatioua
and surprising climaxes without des
cending to the level of blood and thund
er. A Clillil KnJuyK.
The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing elleet of Syrup of Fig, when in
need of a laxative, and if the father or
mother bo costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow Its use; so that
it ia tho best family remedy known and
every family should havo a Dottle.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
NutW'H.
On account, of business interests call
ing mo to Portland for somu time at
least, my household furniture ami car
pets aro now for tale. Any who may
desire to pui chase may examine them
by calling at my residence 011 tho c-jrner
of Fourth and Union sheets. Tho house
,is also for lease.
2iMw I.ksi.ik Buti,i:k.
SHAW'S
COMPANY
Tonight's Play,
Change of play nightly. Special Scenery. Funny Comedlaue.
POPULAR PRICES
t
THE ALUM BAKING "POWDERS.
Name of Home or the Principal Hrand
Haiti In Thia Vicinity.
The recent discussion in the papers of
tho effect upon the human system of
food made with alum baking powder
and tho opinions that have been pub
lished from noted scientists to the effect
that each powders render the food un
wholesome, have caused numerous In
qnities for the names of tho various alum
powders.
The following list of baking powders
containing alum is made up, from the re
ports of State Chemist Nicholson of
Nebraska, tho city chemist of St. Louis,
the food commissioner of Minnesota, or
other reliable authority :
taking l'owrtrrs Containing Alum.
K'. O , ...Contimi', Alum
Jaijucs Mfg. Co., Chicago.
CAl.r.MKT contains Alum
Calumet Hating Powder Co., Chicaqo.
HOMU Contunis Alum
Home Unking 1'owritr Co., San Franctiro.
WASHINGTON Contnliis Alum
Pacific Chemical ll'oris, Tacorna.
(JHKSCENT CoutNlns Alum
Crescent Mfg. Co., Seattle.
WlllTi: LILY Contains Alum
D. Fcrtera it CVj., Tacoma.
JlElMIIVi: Contains Alum
WanMiigton Mfg. Co., .Van Francitco.
HON HON Contains Alum
Grant Chemical Co., Chicago.
UEKIAXCK Contains Alum
I'arttand Coffee k Spice Co., Portland.
1'OKTLAND Cnntiiliis Alum
ft nu t lMId, Portland. )
In nddltion to theso, it is learned that
many grocers arc eelling what they call
their own private or special brands.
These powders are put up for the grocer
and his name put upon the labels by
manufacturers of alum powders in St.
Louis, Chicago, Kansas City, Tacoma,
San Francisco and elsewhere. The
manufacturers, it i'b said, lind their ef
forts to market their goods in this way
greatly aided -by tho ambition 0' the
grocer to sell a powder with his own
name upon the label, especially when
the grocer can make an abnormal profit
upon it. Many grocers, doubtless, do
not know that the powders they are
pushing are alum powders which would
be actually contraband in many sections
if sold without diEguise.
It is quite impossible to give the
names of all the alum baking powders
in the market. They are constantly ap
pearing in all Eorts of disguises, under
all kinds of prices, even as low as five
and ten cents a pound. They can be
avoided, however, by the housekeeper
who will bear in mind that all baking
powders sold at twenty-five cents or less
per pound are liable to contain alum, as
pure cream of tartar baking powders
cannot be produced at anything like
this price.
That Throliblnc Heartache
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
to take. Try them. Only 25 cents.
Monev back if not cured. Sold by
Blakciey & Houghton, druggists. 1
I Our Bicycle
v -n v 1
Repairing Department
s now in shape to properly
handle till kinps of work
k from a puncture to building a
wheel.
Also repair Locks, Guns,
kinds of light
This department is under
MAYS &
La.irJlv-LrlY'JiyaiXiiy.:Li-'ri.yi' '.iv2vArt-rhclitl'2r-2vi.-r . v.i'lvirtTtv Titer.
Baldwin Opera House
ONK WEEK, DElllNNJNli
MONDAY EVENING-, JULY 31st.
MR. SAM T. SHAW, supported by a talented company of players.
Positively the strongest aggiegation of its kind in the west.
The Finest Uniformed Band and Orchestra.
Concert and parade eacli day at 11 :30 o'clock.
- - "FROM SIRE TO SON."
Seata on aale at Blakeley & Houghton's
It's a real
pleasure
j to get tho meals for tho family
iim wiiuii you nave a compicic BU'
r of need full utensils and have n
I'll VI 1. TV fZnrianA ofnvo nt cti.ol
rango to cook upon. We fur
nish kitchens and can save you
money and many steps when
you want anything in tho
way of kitchen supplies. Our
stock of tinware, graniteware,
delf ware, table cutlery, car
vers, meat cutters, laisen Feed
ers, pots, irons, roasting pans
hundreds of other things to
make tho kitchen complete.
We can furnish double oven
cook stoves from $8 00 up.
See the best Raugeon Earth,
The Garland
It has no equal.
Also a complete line of build
er's hardware.
Notice to Poultry Raisers:
No more Chicken Lice.
Cnll nt Mnlcr it Uonton's nntl tec
the Antiseptic Neat Kcff. With the
use of this Net Kcc ou wilt have
110 more Uce, Mitts or Veriiln In
your poultry houtcs. s'ctttng hens
willtct better egps and will hutch
better nud chicaens will llvo and
grow better where Authentic Kgg Is
uteri. See them at
m
ler
167 Second St.
Jllamarck'8 Iron Nkivo
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
kindeys and bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the success
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only 2oc at Blakeley
& Houghton's "drug sto're. 2
Thomas Rhoads, Centerfiold, O.,
writes: "I suffered from piles seven or
eight years. No remedy gave me relief
until DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, less
than a box of which permanently cured
mo." Soothing, healing, perfectly harm
less. Bewatv of counterfeits. Butler
Drug Co.
ForFivo Dollars you can buy a Camera
that will take larger pictures than any
other Camera oh the market. For sale
by Clarke & Fall;. tf
M
.
'i
Sewing Machines and all
machinery, etc.
the charge of Mr. J. KirchotY.
CROWE
J
Songs aud Dances.
15c, 26c and 35c
Drugstore,
pie
1 feion