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WE are now showing
now goods in ev
cry department and are
prepared for the increased
trade which is coming to
u.. It is impossible to
enumerate all tho bar
gains we have for this
week. Special attention
is directed to our silks
and dress goods depart
ment. All Goods Marked
In Plnln Flfzuros.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
TUK.I).Y .... KEPT. 19, ISfO
TtUphone So. 1.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Utc Cuke & F.ilk'tj Rosafoam for the
teeth.
Gent heavy cotton utiilerwenr 25c Bt
Pease & Mays.'
The water will again bo shut off to
alght from S till 10 o'clock.
There will Im) n meeting of the city
council tonight nt the council chambers.
See Pease & Mays' cotton underwear,
25?, dents Furnishing Goods Depart
ment. Flora lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
A Falfc.
The coat of paint which has been
placed on the residence ol 1$. F. La tig fi
lm adda much to its appearance, and is
very noticeuble from tho commanding
situ ition of tho house.
Tlie public schools nro gaining in
numbers every day, and tho rooms
rapidly filling up. Yesterday there wne
again of forty-six pupils over tho at
tendance on the opening day.
The neat little cottngo being creeled
by Harry Mahear, on the corner of
I'lunhhn and Second street, is nenring
completion and when finished will be
oupied by W. A. Johnston mid family.
Wheat teams wore numerous in tho
ket l.nd today, and no one would
e.tr dream that such a thought as fail
ure wn ever suggested to tho farmers of
the In. and Empire. It's a wet day when
we of I-astern Oregon get left. .
In connection with our report yester
day of tho Congregational anniversary
evercises, we neglected to mention two
to) par "int factors iu tho church work
the Y, P. fj. C. E,, which wasorganizid
jn'SS, and tho Junnr Endeavor, which
blnan iu mission in;97.
C. Clay, who has for some time
ueen day operator in tho O. R. & N.
office dere, will leave tonight for TeKoa,
wher. ho haH been appointed agent.
II. Kwiirt, night operator, will assume
Ws duties hero, whilo Hamilton Camr
bH will for tho present act as night
Oferator.
N"v. J, H. Wood desires ua to an
ounce ,0 ,he pubc Umt R8 fae w,
wve for North Yakima in o few days,
"e would be grateful If any who have
builnegB with him, or with whom ho
may havo bualnesa that he has over-
oked, will call upon him at once, so
that a settlement may be made.
Interest has been awakened at The
,,,tH monument fund, which la
m 11 should be. The I Meat contribution
"iromihat order which ii constantly
peieing charity which otbera know
not of; but this time it was discovered
't the Elka yesterday sent $25 to
ortiand as their donation to this fund.
Opening of the fall ,d winter roll-
ryatthe Caupbell & Wilson Mil
,,n".v Urlon from Tuaaday to Saturday
Cloak
and Suit
Department
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New Jackets, New Capes,
New Suits, New Furs,
New Golf Shawls,
New Skirts.
inclusive, Sept. 19th to 2.ird, '99. On
this occasion will bo shown the most
stylish nnd complete line of millinery
ever displayed in The Dailcs. Good
values in street bats, dress hats, child
ren's school huts, also baby boniete.
Tomorrow the fall nnd winter mil
linery opening will commence at Mrs.
Phillips' millinery parlors and continue
for a few days. Shu has on hand the
best line of pattern hats over displayed
here, having bad a large number trim
med in San F'rancisco. Also a complete
line of hatB of every description which
will be trimmed to o-der;all styles in
fall millinery, street and dress hats,
children's hats nnd baby bonnets. Call
and see for yourselves, as all are in
vited to inspect her goods. lB-IU
There has been considerable inquiry
as to bow some of the prominent men in
the Dreyfus trial pronounce their names.
As nearly as can be learned Dreyfus is
pronounced Dryfuos, though eoiuo in
France call it Urnyfus. Gen. Mercier,
his greatest enemy, is appropriately
called Mairseeary. Labori is Lnhboree.
Dcuiango, Demanzho with a nasal n.
Casimir-Perier, Cnzimir-Fayreeay. The
president of tho court marshal, Col
Juuaust, is called Kco-oh; Judge Tues
day de Ben lire puire is Ken nay de
Bo-ruhpair.
We havo nlwoye considered the Blue
Mountain American one of our most
valued exchanges and now wo find upon
our table another Sumpter paper which
is a model of neatness and full of news.
We refer to the Sumpter Miner, a week
ly paper, which began publication last
Wednesday. It Is nn eight-page, four
column paper, and as neatly gotten up
as any newspaper wo havo seen for somu
time. Should the number of advertise
ments increase iu proportion to tho way
they start out, the Miner has undoubt
edly struck n Klondike, or a Sumpter,
which are synonymous. The Cintoxicia:
greets tlio-new paper fraternally and
will gladly pluce it on our exchange list.
Ex-Congressman Ellis, who is spend
ing a few days in Portland, says he is
uot trying to get the position of sergeant-at-nrins
of tho house of representatives,
as has been reported, tie is attending
strictly to his own private business,
which is the practice of law, in his old
home town, Ueppuer. The position of
sergeant- at-arms, however, is quite nn
acceptable one, ae the pay is tho eaine
as thai of congressman $5000 a year
while tho duties nro more of the grand-marahal-on-parade
order. The official
takes the lead in the procession when
the senate meet In committee of the
whole, onl Le also acts as treasurer for
congress, each member of tho lowor
house receiving his salary through the
aergeant-at-arroe. The office holds good
for two years, when a change is usually
made. Oregonian.
We are too often inclined to over
look the wonders in nature which are
found at our own door and wander off to
foreign climes, where we go into ccsta
ciea over something not one half so
remarkable or grand. For inatance,
while the "Garden of the Gods" in Colo
Gent's Underwear.
(gTe)
The Ruler
of Prices
has gone through our stock of Underwear. It is not
a question of worth or value cost or profit every
thing comes under
Marching
Orders
issued by the Firm for this week's buyers. Don't fail
to take advantage of some of these big bargains for
this is the most merciless price cutting ever inaugu
rated. See Windows.
rado is so famed throughout the West,
if the same stretch of imagination were
used as we caste on the mountains which
hordor our own Columbia, with the idea
of finding thereon "the stage coach,"
"Queen Victoria" and other Scores,
which have been discovered pictured in
the queer formations there, no doubt all
sorts of iniRgcs might be seen. Just
across the river, five miles back on a
road leading off of the main Goldendale
route, is a curiosity which we have
never before heard of until Mr. Gifford
mentioned it today. It is an immense
rock, which is shaped like n cabbage.
From a large base estends a narrow
neck about eight inches across and
perhaps as many inches high. Poised
on this is a huge rock, weighing tons
and having the form uf a cabbage. In
company with the surveyor of the new
road, Mr. Gifford visited that section
yesterday nnd secured a splendid picture
of it.
Tiie audience room of the Methodist
church was filled last night with not only
members of the church and League, but
many friends who had come to express
their regret at the departure of Rev.
Wood from our city. The exercises were
conducted by the Epworth Leogne and
consisted of a literary entertainment,
after which refreshments were served
and u good time enjoyed. Exercises
opened with singing, after which Miss
Mabel Collins gave a recitation. Piof.
Landers sang u solo, and at the close
Misses Hilda Beck and Grnce Willerton
Banga duet entitled "Good Bye." Mrs. S.
French spoke of the wonderful influence
which Mr. Wood lias exerted over the
League; of the pleasant relations which
have existed between that society and
thoir pastor, and also of the great work
which through ids instrumentality, they
aru now accomplishing. In answer Mr.
Wood said that he felt unworthy of all
that had been said regarding him and
his work in that connection ; but must
say that non here could be found more
willing workers and a better class of
young people, ever ready to do the work
assigned to them with cheerfulness. He
could not estimate the help they had
been to him nnd the impetus given by
them. As little ns possible was said
about parting and so the evening passed
pleasantly. Mr. Wood cannot now tell
how soon he will leave the city, nnd
may remain over another Sunday.
Tho LaUltfg.
The pleasant effect and perftct safety
with which ladles may use Syrup of
Figs, under all couditions, makes it their
favorite remedy. To get the true and
genuine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co., printed near
the bottom of the package. For sale by
Fur llaut.
A four-room cottage, last house on
East Fourth street. Inquire on the
premises. 13-lw
"Uariuuny" WkUksj.
Harmony whiskey for family and
apecial use, told by Ben Wilson, The
Daliea. jl
Feed rye for aale at the Waaco Ware
home. tf
Pease Mays.
IF ESTERHAZY VISITS AMERICA
What Sort or a Ilerrptinn Would Ilr Re
ceive JuUcInc I'roui I'ant
Ezjierleuce.
If Esterhezy should come to the
United States "there would be a fine op
portunity for the American people to
show what their opinion of such
monsters is. If he attempts to lecture
he should stand cn an otherwise vacant
platform and face empty benches, no
tirst-class hotel should be open to him.
and all dec. nt men end women i-l.ouid
enun him as they would a physical, as
he is a moral, ieper. ielegram.
Splendid philosophy, and certainly
seconded by every sensible man and
woman in the United States; but should
the demon land ou our shores tomorrow,
what would realiy be the ref nit? Unless
the mass of people tieat foreign crim
inals with more contempt then they do
those who have murdered and tortured
their own flesh nnd idood, there would
be an immense crowd meet him as he
stepped on American soil eager to get
but a glance be he pas.-ed. Kodak fiends
taking snap shots, wheu they should be
taking a far different kind of a shot;
foolish women carrying bouquets, wheu
they should carry bruk bats; reporters
eager for an inteiview regarding his
opinion of Dreyfus, instead ot roasting
him in every column of their journals.
Would lie lecture to empty benches?
We doubt it. VouId the hotels be
closed to him? 2fay, verily.
It would seem harsh criticism to say
that such n reception would be given
one who is so cordially despised by the
great majority of people in the United
States, for he is worse than a murderer.
.And yet, what has been the casein
the past? A man murders a fellow
being iu Chicago, places his body in a
trutik and escapes. When he is captured
and imprisoned the crowd which throng
to get but a glance at the prisoner is im
penetrable; refined (?) women fairly
Eteponeoch other in nn attempt to br
the first to carry a bouquet to hitu.
And coming nearer home, what do we
find to be the casein our own metropo'is
iu more instances than one? Wliac do
tiie papers tell us is the state of a flairs
nt present in the McDaniel case? While
the legal fraternity are doing all in their
power to bring justice out of chaos; to
avenge the death of n poor girl, who has
bceti foully murdered, young ladies and
older women, (who should at least know
better,) aru untiring in their attempts to
call on him upon whom suspicion points
most strongly as the foul murderer. Be
he. innocent, or guilty, the confessiou lie
made upon the witnees etand regarding
his relations with her who had trusted
him not wisely, but too well; the ono
whom ho should have died rather than
betray, should be sufficient to cause
every honorable man to pass him by
with scorn ; every refined woman to shun
him as she would a viper. But such is
not the case.
In the face of all those things, what
kind of a reception would Esterliszy (or
any other hazy) receive were he to come
to America?
Special aale on gents cotton underwear
at Pease & Maya'. 25c per garment.
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YOU GAH
SAVE JKOIMEY
By buying" your FRUIT JARS
from us. GET OUR PRICES.
MAYS &
Si-
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! "Harmony
This brand of Whisker is cuaranteed to the consumer as a
PURE HAND MADE SOUR MASH WHISKEY for Family
and Medical Use. Sold by
$ Ben Wilson, -
a.
VTliolrfalc SUuRhter or Deer.
! The Euzene Guard has the following :
.justifiable conipUint to make against j
the Warm Spring Indians, which we'
j feel sure would he immediately remedied '
' were Agent Cowan notified of the exist- j
ing circumstances. That paper says:
; Travelers in the Cascade mountains
; bring wore of a genuine slaughter of i
jdeer by the Warm Spring Indians, who
j came across last week to pick hops and
incidentally to hnnt enroute. A portion ;
of the tribe, coming across the McKenzie .
road, is reported to have kiiled 300 deer
betwetn the summit and Frank
place, above Leabnrg. At the
place the Indians left their guns, great i
stacks of hides and enoosh dritd vec- '
ison to load many pack hones, while at
! other places alons the river are to be;
tonnd other lots of dried meat.
The Indians coming down the Middle j
Fork killed 130 deer coming over in :
much the same manner. !
The Indians scatter over a section of
the mouatains for two or three miles
and gradually close in toward the nar- J
row openiui: of some canyon, where ,
a number of their sharpshooters are'
stationed, in this manner killing every-j
tiling iu that section of the country. ,
It is in this manner that game is ex- j
terminated, and steps should be taken
at occe to suppress tuch
slaughter.
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Definitions.
The work of some unknown amateur
humorists.
Nobody A prominent woman's bus
baud. Gossip A deadly gas that is often fa
tal to friendship.
Undertaker A man who follows the
medical profession.
' Thunder The only reliable weather
' report yet discovered,
j Hammock An article used as a spoon
; holder at a love feast,
j Matrimonj i sort of trust for the
1 protection of infant industries.
; Marriage The fatal termination of
j tho disease caHed love,
i Wedding The link that connects
i thoughts of love with thoughts of war.
J Hopt The untiriui iffort of an old
j maid to discover a mm) under the bed.
Bigamist A foolish man who thinks
he can manage more than one woman
at a time.
Meetlu; Notice.
I The Adventist conference of the Wil-
lamette Valley and Eastern Oregou and
j Washington will hold a semi.aunual '
' meeting in their gospel tent In The i
Dallee, Oregon, beginning Sept. 23, 1S99, j
holdiu; over two Suiidaye. 1
Eldeb L. G. I)iv, Evangelitt. j
j I.Okt.
Friday afternoon, a pair of child's ;
uickle-framed spectacles. Name of L,
C. Henricbsin Co. on cAse. Finder will
please leave at this office and leceive
reward, 19-3t
Paint your house with paints that are
fully guaranteed to last. Clarke & Falk
hare them,
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GQhiskey.
The Dalles. Or.
;Tii8 Dalles, Fortlaii and Astoria
Navigation Co.?
FSlsfeHeiktopiSDalte City
The Dalles,
Kood River,
Cascade Locks,
Vancouver
and Portland.
ToucMzg a: wsr roin'i on both tMcs of the
Columbia river.
Both of the stwo ttcaiccrs have Uwu rebuilt,
anil are lu eicWtent haj? (or the reason of
The llegulaitir I. In will piMeavor to give IU
patrons tbe tet service potslbl.
For Cumr.irt. Keouomy nm! Pleasure,
Uavel by the steamers of The llegulutor
Line.
The above steair.m leave The Dullc at s a. ta.
and r'ort'&hd at 7 a. mi , rnii arrive at tiwtiua-
uvu iu aiutj-; i.iac lor uuiiiu ua.ua.
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OAK,
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