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SATURDAY, SEPT. 16th, 1899.
25 for
One Dollar.
FIRST of the Season.
FIRST in the Interest of
Our
Inaugural
Sale.
For One Doy
25 YARDS FOR $1.00.
See Window Display.
All Goods Markod
In Pluln Figures.
The Dalles Daily ChKmielf
THURSDAY - - SEPT. 14, 18(0
'Velrphnnt So, 1,
Oysters
Sorvocl In every
S yle at
A. KELLER'S
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
I'e on hand
Friday evening, Sept. 15th,
At thu Hook und Ladder boys' dunce.
October Standard I'attoniB at Pease &
Maye.
Feed rye for a.de at thu Wasco Ware
liouse. t(
Standard I'.aturna for October ut
I'tnse & Mays.
Harry Motzler, n 12-year-old boy, fell
ffola small ruft in the Willamette
t I'ortland yesterday mid was drowned.
A eoclal will be given by the members
oltlieU. I!, clturdh Fridny evening, for
toe benefit of the poor. Allure invited
'"attend and assist in the commendable
work.
There wi 1 Le
look and Ladder bojVtldff evening tit
thecit Imll at 8 o'clock to complete u 1
"ranneunititH for the .bull tomorrow
renlng. -
Dcepin j.ovc"Vliftt-i8 thebert dny
ie week to j-et married on,-, old
cai?" ltiulilitr k'tnifrii.vi.i..v .
j i
i men you'll havo
something to
I, .. -
u on aftunvards."
HMeld'a orchestra will furnish music
or ll'e dftneo tomorrow evening, bo nil
JJ be usaurud it will be good. If nnv
Wflltl tall io secure tickets, thev.can be
on tale nt tho door for (1 uplcce,
"Hitting gentleman and lady.
Thia afturiiooii ubout 2:30 o'clock
1 ,,' U'u 3-yor.old daughter of J. M.
nUngtoii, Mi down the stairs into tiie
4 "ment, and striking her chin cut a
J "bout two inches long. She wna
th,l" .. Dr" LKttU'fl "Wee, who took
hre Htclmd i the wound.
i iu uiubu wuo nave
on . " M,l, totter do so at
' r '""y Prefer innoculutlon now
olonr i U,u """PtaUe tlwe as some
ti, puopl) uro v,clim8 of th
form.1!?':,0"'0" c"n ny
Dwti' . . ,tho rccePHon to Admiral
0.il.LK)n "rrIvl l New York,
ltd ,10D8 1m patriotic
tWllS C,at,vo 0( wo'k "
'"'WtaM.MU tb tovtrnor ha. rr
our Customers.
Flannels
Populaire
Only.
quested that n wire be Eent from that
atutn Informing ur of the cscct tninute
of hia arrival ao thnt a. Bnlute of eeven
tsen mine may bu fired.
ItumorB of a bnttlo royal which oc
curred on 12-Mile recently, reached ua to
day ; but judgim; that our readers have
troublea of their own, wo havo not taken
the paina to publish it. The partici
pants were not such that thero adaira
ore of any interest to the public.
An ofllcer arrived in tho city last njht
from I'ortland and returned on tho early
morning train having in eliurgo Edward
Wilson und wife, who had been arrested
for atealiiii; n team bulotiKini; to Jack
Atidrewe und bringing it up here.
Marshal Hughca pent the wagon and
teum down on the boat thia morning.
On the requeat of W. II. Moore, 15. F.
Hoover, tho Moro brick man, lias made
an esammatioii of theaolloutatShaniko,
and ruports it in every way Euituble for
making brick. Work will be commenced
in a few days, and n quantity of brick
burned for the construction of the large
wool warehouse nnd other buildinga.
Moro Leader.
A end iratnnce in connection with the
death of W. II. Moore nt Dufur on the
old of thia month is tiie tact that his
wife was not nt home, but was visiting
relatives in tho Valley, and it wna aome
time befoie, word could reach her. Thtn
alio wub delayed by trnine, etc., and
did not reach Dufur until yesterday. It
was impossible to keep tho body of her
husband und she returned to find thnt
he had been buried, whereas when she
left he was in good health.
On the margin ol the Umatilla houae
register today wnB written tho word
Shanik", the namo of tiie new town ut
(Jro8B Hollowe. Inquiring aa to why it
occupied such a prominent place, wo
wero Informed that a number ot nia
friends had bet Walter Moore, who ia in
town today, thnt he didn't know how to
apell tho name of tho town himself and
had spelled it Shnnko to tho Oregoniuu
reporter, consequently the mistake in
that paper. Aa proof to tho contrary
ho wroto it down for the boya.
Sufllcient proof could not bo found to
convict "Kid Mooie," the morphine
flund. of aottinu tiro to tho liny which
11 u u i.iiriir vesturdny morning, nnd
this morning he waa given three days In
the county jail for vagrancy. It t eea
that he wna not tho annio man that
Smllev found under tho building Tues
day night ', but it was n fact that when
Into Clarke & Falk'n store yes-
terdav ho was covered in hay. Tho
'dope" practice seems to bo prevalent
iu our city and tho sooner me iu.. .
rid of the victims tho better lor ii.
Among the unfortunate fiends In Sn
.....oi. i.a been discovered one ad
dicted to tho entlog of starch, which It
Is laid la stored away on the average of
i - Tim unfortunate Is u
iuiiuu .v ...
nnd iii her desperation she will,
iter failure to get lump starch, chow up
nii ntl.fi. or anything else which gives
.i.. nf starch. After close ques
f.onlng recently she admitted that abn
had been eating starch in crude lumps
It may seem strange
to those accustomed to the usual way of doing
things to talk about reductions at the beginning of tbo
season. Nevertheless Saturday next brings to our cus
tomers a chance to buy goods for less ihan we havo
sold before.
The Clothing Department is Right
in line wide open and ready for business; ready to
savo you the nickels that go to make up the Almighty
Dollars. For one day only wo will give a reduction in
this department of
15 per cent, off
and 3rou can never realize the purchasing power of
money till 3011 visit us. Nowhere else in the country
can you buy as good value as you can of us. You are
standing in your own light if you pass us by. We do
not want your money unless we can give you satisfac
tion for it. No "hot time in the old town" these nights,
but Saturday there'll be a warm time in the daytime at
our store when the crowds rush for the bargains.
A Few Words About Hatology,
" We have placed on this sale the most popular
and best Hats of the season Roelofts and Manhat
tan Hats.
for a number of years, and that she
could not get along without it. She told
the physicians she gulped it down dty,
with ecarcely enough mosture to admit
of its passage into tiie stomach. It was
learned she eats about a pound a day.
Tho run of fall salmon did not come
up to expectntiona with t lie opening of
the fall season and tho boats all had
small catches Sunday. KeportB from
the middle river, where the most fishing
ia being done, are the same. The fish,
however, are good qunlity nnd are being
sold at two cents a pound. It ia yet con
sidered too early for the regular run of
fall salmon and fishermen do not expect
to do much for at least two .weeks yet.
There are ecarcely any eteelheads in the
river and consequently the fishermen ate
not trying for them. The price offered
for the?e solmoii ia 5 ejnts a pound.
Aatoriau.
Chns. Somcre. the minim; engineer
and mineral expert, recently returned
from tho lower Columbia section where
he hnd been to examine some coal
nronortiee for n corporation. Mr.
SomerB is always conservative, but he
has no hesitancy In saying that thero is
nlentv of coal in certain localities in
that part of Oregon. Tho reporter has
had the pleasure of eeeing Mr. Somera'
official report and we note that he has
discovered a splendid vein of coal six
feet thick, but he personally states that
it is nearer eight or ten' feet. He de
sires to underestimate rather than the
oppoaite, aa then no one will be disap
pointed. Tiie best location discovered
ia verv near the Columbia river and ad-
lucent to railroad transportation aa well,
and development voik will be began at
once. Tho CmtosicuJ congratulates the
owners of these properties.
Among tho latest of the Dallcsltes who
have taken upon thomeelvee thu mar
riage vows wo find uir postmaster, who
thia morning took ;iiuto hiuiEeU a wile
in tho pereon of Misa Kmma Morse, of
East Portland. Tho ceremony took
place at the home of tho bride's mother
this morning at OiDO o'clock, und was
performed by the Presbyterian minister,
of which church the bride ia a member.
Many Dalles peoplo have met Misa
Morse during her visits to thia city and
have greatly admired her sweet, lady
like manner and charming disposition.
They uro not therefore surprised that
Mr. Kiddell should have coveted her aa
a lifo compuiion, but congratulate him
upon the realization of hia fondest hopes.
Knowing the character of tho groom,
how he tins by industry mid application
won for himself a plnce of trust In the
community nnd also of IiIb special care
and thoughtfnlneea for his mother and
sisters, we bespeak for tho bride a happy
married life, and join with all their
many friends In tho hope that it may be
a long and prosperous one. After a
short wedding trip they will return ami
make their home in the residence of
Mrs. Mary French on Fourtii street,
l'uituuU Uue Week.
The social that was to have been given
nest Friday evening at the Christian
church, 1ms been postponed until Friday
evening Sept. 22.
Pease Mays.
OUR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Various Grades and Who Taught lly
Total Kiirollincut GUO.
A9 several changes have been made in
tho teachers of various grsdea of our
public schools, The Ciiiioxici.e feels that
it will be of interest to all to know which
teachers have charge of the grades.
Through the kindness o Supt. Landers
we today publish a complete list, with
the enrollment for this week, which are
as follows:
KAST HIM, I'ltlMARY.
Mis3 Xaii Cooper, Hi, IA, 2A. Pupils
enrolled, ol.
Mi?s Emma Roberta, 3U, 413, 515.
Pupils enrolled, 35.
Totol number enrolled, CG.
COUIIT STHEiri' KC1I00I,.
Misa Mary L. Douthit, 1C, IB, IA.
Pupils enrolled, 37.
Misa Ella Cooper, 2D, 2A. Pupils on-
rolled, 45.
MisB Catherine Martin, 3B, 3A. Pupils
enrolled, 48.
Mies Etta Wrenn, 4A, 4B. Pupils en
rolled, 44.
Total number enrolled, 174.
ACADEMY 1'AIiK PCHOOI,.
Mies Salina Phirman, IB, IA. Pupils
enrolled, 58.
Mies Magtie Flinn, 2A, 3B. Pupils
enrolled, 43.
Mrs. Kate Roche, 4B, 5A. Pupils en
rolled, 39.
Miss Elsie Ball, 511, 5A. Pupils en
rolled, 40.
Total number enrolled, 180.
HIGH SCHOOL llUII.MNa.
Mrs. Ellen Baldwin, OB, OA. Pupils
enrolled, 49.
Miso Louise Rintonl, OA, 7B. Pupils
enrolled, 47.
Miss Tena Rintoul, "B, 7A. Pupils
enrolled, 44.
Miaa Minnie Michel), 8B, 8A. PupilB
enrolled, 51.
Miss Melissa Hill and Mi. J. T. Nell",
high school. Pupils enrolled, 81.
Total number enrolled, 270.
Total enrollment of all rchools in tho
city, 090.
Enrollment first week in 1893 wna C01.
1'rnyi'r .Mevtiug Kiuled In u U't'dillui;.
Prayer meeting service at the Calvary
Baptist church last evening partook of u
somewhat diflerent naturo than usual,
and at the close of the service tho pastor,
Rev. W. B. Clifton, and Mrs. Almlra
Burget were United in marriage, Rev.
Bailey officiating.
A large number of members were
present; but no d ubt the church wou'd
have been crowded had it beon known
that it was to be made such a happy oc
casion ; but with the exception of a few
close friends, all weio greatly surprised
when at the close of the meeting W. U.
Allawny Invited all to remain to another
service, which proved to be of a matri
monial nature.
Mrs, Wood worth played Wagner's
wedding march, and after tho ceremony
alto 'played L'Eclalr-"Call me 'Thine
0n."
Rev, Clifton has been pastor of The
Dalles church for the past year, and by
YOU CflH
SAVE JflOEY
By buying your FRUIT JARS
from us. GET OUR PRICES.
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MAYS &
CQhiskey.
This brand of Whiskey is guaranteed to the consumer as a
PURE HAND MADE SOUR MASH WHISKEY for Family
and Medical Use. Sold by
Ben Wilson, - The Dalles, Or.
his able and efficient work has endeared (
himself to his congregation, who are
greatly pleased that he should have
chosen as a helpmate and companion
one who is so well suited by her ener
getic and happy disposition to be the
wife of one who has chosen such a high
calling as the ministry.
Not only his congregation and friends,
but all who have known the bride for so
many years, extend their congratulation
and best wishes for their future happi
ness. Ori'son Senior'.
Never was there such a demnnd for
views of Oregon scenery as this year. No
doubt this is due to the interest photog
raphers are taking iu securing tho Lest
pictures possible.- While in Portland
Mr. GifTord displayed hia views of Mt.
Hood and Lost Lake, and without so
liciting secured a large number of orders.
The Telegram eaid concerning thim :
"One of the pictures of Mt. Hood and
the lake had been taken at sunrise. It
shows the reflection of the mountain in !
the lake aa plainly aa it shows the
mountain itself. Onoendofthe lake is
as calm aa can bo, while a beautiful
ripple plays on the other end. Good
judges pronounce this one of the hand
somest pictures of the mountain and the
lake ever made."
No doubt these pictures will soon be
seen In every state iu the Union, and
many of them already occupy promi
nent places iu the homes of our city.
An Albany photographer has an
ordei for 300 views of our scenery for a
.San Francisco firm, to be used for tho
oniing holiday trade. Eyen the Cali
fornituiB look to Oregon for somethii g
attractive. i
Thero ia alio a great craze over In i
dian pictures, and some splendid ones
have been taken by amateurs, as well
aa professionals. Tho Indian twin
pictures taken by Leo Morehouse, of
Pendleton, havo had a phi nominal sale,
he having sold thousands of them, and
ia constantly receiving orders from all
over tno union. rot long ago Air.
Morehouse had an opportunity to sell
hia copyright for a large sum to tho
Mellen'a Food Company, who wanted
them aa un advertisement. They would
havo been splendid to represent 'before
and after taking ;" but he refused to dis
pose ol them.
Tho I.Ddlea.
The pleasant effect and perfect safety
with which ladlea may use Syrup of
Fis, under all conditions, makes it their
favorito remedy. To get the true ami
geuuinu article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co., printed near
the bottom of the package. For sale by
all druggists.
JARS. OMVIA W. MOflGAtf,
TUDIO
AND
ART NEEDLE ROOMS.
MASONIC BUILDING,
Third Street, between Court and Wash
ton Streets, The Dal lei.
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CROWE.
Tie Dalles, Portland and Astoria
Navigation Co.'
sirs, fieguktor DaUes City
Dntly (except Sunday) between
The Dalles,
Hood River,
Cascade Locks,
Vancouver
and Portland.
Touching nt wny voIn,i" on botU tides of tho
Columbia river.
Both of tho above steamers havo been rebuilt,
and ru in excellent shape for thu season of lb'JJ.
The UeculHtiir I.lnx will endeavor to give. Its
jmtrons the bust service jtostlble.
For Comfort, Kcoiioniy and I'lonfltirt',
travel by tho stcumerK of The IStiilntur
l.lllll.
The nbnve steamer lenvo Tho Pallef at S n. in.
nnd t'ortlund nt 7 n. in., nnd arrive at deetlna
(luii In ampl.) time for outgoing trains.
1'nrtinnd OlHce. l'ho Dulles Otlleo
OuU !st, DccU. Court Street
W. C. Allaway,
Uenern Acnt.
OAK,
FIR,
and
PINE
CORD
WOOD
At the lowest possi
ble prices at
Hardware and
Oroo ry dealers.
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