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We are
Displaying this week
a line of tlio latest ehades in heavy suitings consisting of
BROADCLOTHS,
MELTONS,
VICUNAS,
KERSEYS,
OCEAN SERGES.
These are the (roods from which' the awellest tailor gown, jackets
nnd wraps of all kinds arc being made for Fall and Winter wear. See
Eust window display.
Ladies' Separate Skirts.
Silk and Wool Waists.
Ladies' Separate Skirts in Homespnn, Drilliantine, Cheviots, Storm
'?ercea, Broadcloth, Scotch Tweeds arid English Covert cloths. All tailor
Hindu und finished in superior style, ranging in price from $2 25 up.
Ladisa' Crepon Dress Skirts, $4 50 to $10.50.
Ladies' Cloth Waisis in hlack and colors, full assortment of sizes at
special low prices.
Ladies' Black Satin Waists, $5.00 and $7.00.
Jidvoe' Wool Waists, colors black, blue, red and green, $2.00, $2.50
and $3.00.
All Goods Marked
In Plain Figures.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
MONDAY
OCTOBER 10, 18ft)
Telephone No. J.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Plmmrock not in it. Columbia ton
todus race by eleveu unmttes.
1'olyn coal, $0.50 a ten, delivered.
Stirk'.man CormniBsion 'Co., 'phone
235. 14-2w
The. nativity around Use warehouses
tcdny ,is good to look upon. Wheat
teaiue galore bnve been conning in all
day.
Littio Joeio Nickelsen, wtio line been
bo dniierouely ill with icflnmuintory
rheumatism, is reported somewhat bet'
ter tod my.
To ruiai or not to ruin, that ifl the ques
tion. Whether it is better to drop b
tlio geutJe dowB from heaven or"fce5 up
and duet:"
L. H. Ainsworth acted ue parser on
the Regulator today, F. Iironsou 'being
ft witness iu tiie caee now being tried at
ancjuver.
"A Breezy Time," which is to play
at Cordray'e (taring tliis week, is the
next iittrimtloii .tit the Vogt, being bilfed
'or next Monday evening.
Don't put off your houee cleaninir till
Hie rainy season begiuB, but get your
PBint und paper from tlio Butler Drug
Co. and "make hay whilo Iho buii
shines."
I'eaae & Maya today added two more
clerks to their elllcient force. Mr. Win,
Hoavor, of Shermao county, in the
e'ething department, and Miss GiiBsle
Mcintosh in uie dry goods department.
A meeting of the League of American
BporlBinen, for the protection of game
al ihh, will bo held in Schanno'e hall
ver Urown's grocery store, Tuesday
n'glit. A full attendance is requested.
Tlietoaro no files on the Flyer if she
08 Hy so fiiat that she reached Port
ed ut 17 this afternoon, inaklDg the
tr'l in uoven hours and seventeen inin
u1b, including the stops at way stations.
All those who have been invited to
become members of the dancing club
o requested to meet at the club parlors
"'is evening at 8:30, when nil arrange
jneutb will be perfected for its organUa
lion. At tho grand lodge of Itathbono Sinters,
Tit ",ut ,n rrt,and ek M"
AHoe Croaeen, of this city, was elected
manager of the temple. Mrs.
willftH Brock was also elected excellent
flnior.
J?'6 pr,ce of 8,lnon lai moved up
cents, cold-storage men belug be-
14 terved In
Oysters r
J KELLER.
.
w.v mvance, tm run is very
Pease & Mays
light, nnd, with the high price, it 5a
probable that most of the canneries will
shut loT7ii for the season. Astoriau.
Dr. Kubb, one of Portland's prominent
dentists, has bought Dr. Tat'kman's
office, in the Vogt building. Hi work
ia firat-elsiBS and prices reasonable. Gold
tootli crowns and bridge work a special ty.
Teeth filled and extracted painless. 12
The Halloween entertainraerria which
the Congregational young ladies give
each year are always enjoyable, and we
are pleased to announce that litis year
will not be an exception, but tliat they
are preparing for another on "the evening
o! tbe:30th.
His friends were much pleased to
again ee Capt. Jolineon at the wheel of
the Dalles City when ehe came into the
dock Saturday evening, lie having taken
charge of Her while Capt. Short is attend
ing court at Vancouver, as a witness in
the Seivers case ngaiuet the D. P. & A.
N.
The Aintelope fair opens on Wednes
day andomeof Tho Dulles local talent
will lend to its success in the entertain
ment lino. J. F. Hampshire Jeft yeB
terday for that pluco and will give one
of hid Tritii turns, which alwave take bo
well. H was accompanied 4.y Dad
linttp, who no doubt will execute the
fat man's turn ; or fulfill hia duties as
coroner und .ait upou the whole works.
Have you smoked a clear Filipino
ciar made ft qui the lincst sehctei to
bacco which 1 .captured on the Ialo of
Luzon? If not, you are behind the
times, aB I have only n few High-MIe
cigars left going .at 15 cents apiece, 2
for 25 cents, or $2.50 for a box of 25.
Remember that tiie High-Life cigar in
made from tho very beet Filipino tobacco.
Factory No. 105, next to Baldwin saloon
on Union St. Den Ulridi, Manf. H )wk
Again do we find ourselves indebted
to our friend, O. D. Taylor, for tho
choicest box of grapes oi the season, and
as the Ciiko.viclk force devours thorn,
we not only greatly appreciate tlio gift,
but the idea that we are not entirely
forgotten, and that the good old days
when everybody remembered the news
paper olllee, have not entirely past. Tim
young ladies, asj well ns the "boys" of
the force will always remember the
donor with the kindeet of feelings.
Mrs. Otis Patterson came up from
The Dalles to attend the funeral of Low
Tillard und has remained Ginco through
the urgent request of hor many friends,
who are ever ready to extend her a
welcome. During the many years as a
resident of Jleppner, Mrs. Patterson
was one quickest to respond to the
comfort of those who needed a helping
baud und, In consequence, finds those
familiar with her kind consideration of
others appreciative nnd devoted friends.
Gazette.
Although the early rains promised to
put the range into the finest condition
for tbe fall feed, the late weather has
been a disappointment, and stock mon
report unfavorable grass conditions ut
the present time. The first raius started
the grass to growing, and all over tho
mountains, a well as ou the lower
Not Only Our Way
But Our Suits
That's what makes this special sale of Men's suits
of so much importance. You know before you see
them that every suit is a Wonderful Bargain
must be be to bo in our stock must be a popular stylo
to bo in the sale now for it is a clearance sale of odd
sizes. It isn't fair to the values to class these with
anybody else's. They were hotter than any when at
the regular prices. It's a chance you never get any
where but here. Just think, in mid-season only, all
winter before you to have the good of 'em.
Single and double breasted, plain blue and black
serges and cheviots, fancy worsted, tweeds, whipcords.
There are none worth less than $12.00, some worth
up to $18.00. The choice
$5
FOR ONE
We carry the largest stock of Overcoats and Top
coats in Eastern Oregon. Ask to see our Warm back
Ulster. See "Window.
levels, the feed was beginning to attain
a good growth. Rut the later warm,
dry weather put a Btop to the growth
and now the prospects are not the
brightest for first-class feed for the sheep
and cattle this fall. Agriculturalist.
Two victims were the result of yester
day's work in the plice quarters. Ed
Phillips was arrested jy the marshal
for drunkenness and put up $3 for his
appearance tbia morning, but failed to
arrive -eo the city is $3 better off. List
night I'll inn an found a discharged
soldier who must have thought he was
chasing Filipinos from tbe way he was
whooping it up. He was landed in jail,
when he claimed he had been doped. It
was discovered from papers in his pos
session that he was dishonorably dis
charged at Vancouver, having been a
tnenrber oi the 39th Illinois regnlare.
Chsplain W. S. Gilbert, of the Second
regittent, Oregon volunteers, hae accept-
tho call from tie Calvary Pres
byterian church in Portland, and ere
long will doubtless , be installed as suc
cessor to the late ,Dr. Morrison. Chap
lain Gilbert nerved with tbe Second
Oregon: through ytho war In the Philip
pines, and was the idol of every man in
the regiment. The Thirteenth Minne
sota, with wldeh the Second Oregon wac
so closely associated much of the time,
took equally as much pride in him and
claimed liini as their own. 15 v maiiv it
was said that Chaplain Gilbert was the
only chaplain in the Philippines.
There are varied opinions regarding
the performance of "Variety Fair" at
the Vogt Saturday night. Some eay it
was decidedly meritleBS, others that It
was fairly good, and one man said it was
tho best thing of the kind that had been
here for some time. Our reporter says
lie went to seo a vaudeville show and
that is what he saw without a doubt. It
was Just what it was represented to be,
and auyouo who read the bi lie knew
what was coming. One thing certain
the prices were not so exhorbitant that
one felt like kicking himself for going,
even if it didn't come up to expectations.
While we regret to notice the de
parture tomorrow for California of Mr.
Henry W. Bills, we take pleasure in
giving expression to the great esteem
In which he is held in the community
in which he has spent his time from
early childhood. Among the little fel
lows who were beginning to awaken
concern (or their tendency to hoodlum
ism, Henry was never found. Though
early left an orphan, his terrible lack wa9
abundantly supplied in the loving care
of his sister, and tho result was satis
factorily shown in the outcome of his
young manhood. Hie connection with
the firm of Maier & Honton lias lasted
for many years, and those who met him
in business relations join with all of
his old schoolmates and friends in be
lieving that wherever he may bo placed,
the promise of his boyhood will be
abundantly fulfilled in a noble manhood,
Iu spite of all the excitement over the
famous Washington mines, Eastern Ore
gon gets in her work at the Spokane
Exposition and captures first prize, the
95
WEEK.
Surapter exhibit taking the lead. And
the display waB the finest collection of
ore ever exhibited in the Northweet
from Washington, Idaho, British Co
lumbia and Oregon. There was c ri fiom
the Golconda, near Surapter, which
went $40,000 to the ton. Mr. Whealdon
had some fine ore from tho Spimieh
Gulch and Trout Creek mines and Mr
Hodson sent a fine specimen which he
picked up at the Golden Eagle, where
Mr. Cradlebaugli is rnanazer. Beside
Mr. W. had an exhibit of Gilliam county
coal, which took first prize, a silver
medal. He says this effort of Eastern
Oregon has done any aaiount of good
in her behalf, and that mining men ate
all turning their thoughts our way
While he was ttiero the Copper Queen
mine, near Baker City, was sold to
Eastern capitalists by Spokane dealers .
Having chargeof a portion of theexhibit
Mr. Whealdon was in a position to take
notes.and he feelB greatly gratified at
reeults.
Thttt .Joyful Feeling
With the exhilerating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
liness, which follows tho uso of Syrup
of Figs, is unknown to tlio few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time
medicines and tlio cheap tubstituee
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well-informed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Co.
I'layed Out.
Dull Headache, Paine in various parts
of the body, Sinking at the pit of the
stomach, Loss of appetite, Feverisimess,
Pimples or Sores all positive evidences
of impuro blood. No matter how it
became bo it must lie purified in order to
obtain good health. Acker'a Blood
Elexir has never failed to cure Scrofulous
or Syphilitic poisons or anv other blood
diseases, It ia certainly a wonderful
remedy and wo sell every bottle on
a positive guarantee. Blakelev A Hough
ton Druggists.
That TlirolibliiB Hernial he
Would;quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousand
of Bufl'erera have proved their matchlesH
merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make puro blocd end strong
nerves and build up your health, Easy
to tako. Try them. Only 25 conte.
Money back if not cured. Sold by
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists. 1
Uatti Iu Jour cneckt.
All countv warrants registered prior
to Jan. 1, ISfO, will be paid ut my
office, Interest ceasos after Sept. Hth,
189'J. O. L. Piiiu.u'8,
Countv Treasurer.
Vr Hale.
Five head good young horses, about
l'JOO pounds; halter broke; will be sold
reasonable.
oc13-2'vk jLO. Mkinh.
l''or Bui.
Thirty thousand capacity saw and
planing mill at a bargain, Address
Jae, Young, box 1048, Portland Or. 14 10
Use Clarke & Falk's Itosafoatn for tho
teeth.
Jason's
prait Jars.
One Quart
Two Quails
MAYS &
t- A A A A A A A. i
"Harmony"
CUhiskey.
This brand of Whiskev is guaranteed to the consumer as a
PUKE HAND MADE SOUR MASU WHISKEY for Family
and Medical Use. Sold by
Ben Wilson, -
A DISAPPOINTED AUDIENCE.
Metropolitan Opera Company Trentert
Tho Dalles Sliabhlly.
The Chkonicli: has vowed lime and
again ne-er to lend Us personal sanction
to any performance until we know
whereof we speak, all previous notices
going in as ads. But this time we have
the satisfaction of know ing that we were
not the only mistaken ones, and misery
always "lovea company." Every per
son who attended tiie performance of
the Metropolitan Opera Company upon
its former visit to our city, felt justified
iu recommending it to their friends, par
ticularly so when their agent assured
us that tliev carried tiie same company,
comedians included, that they had be
fore, only that tlio company had been
augmented so that It numbered thirty
five. When everyone interested en
deavored to persuade him that no show
could be given in Tho Dalles which is
wortli more than 73 cents, he answered
that he could not afford to play such a
company for lees than if 1.
In view of all these promises a good
house greeted them Saturday night at
the Baldwin, and were illy prepared to
find but twelve persons in tlte company
and only ono of the former cast, nnd
costumes which were decidedly tawdry :
and above nil to have them play as if
they were asleop or practicing, tittering
diiririL' tho entire performance. In tlio
first place it was announced that tiro at
Pocatello had destroyed their costume?,
and that twenty "artists" had been sent
on to Portland, ami tho lenience of the
audience wue rtquoMed, And yet each I
one had paid ifl with tlio expectancy of
getting at least 50 cents worth. If they
wore not iu a condition to play, why,
iu Justice to tlioee who had lout their
aid in securing an audience, anil in fact
to all concerned, did tliey not emeu
their engagement.
Tho principal disappointment was
that the comedians, who meant so much
to tho peifoimanco, wore wanting.
Wliilo tlio old farmer waa a splendid
character anil hid specialties wero par
ticularly appreciated, Princo Lorenzo
did not compare with tho character
as taken before. Hia "drunk" solo was
certainly acted well, although ho a no
singer. Iu fact thero were hut three
singers In tho cast Will Rising, who is
splendid Peppo, although ho was
handicapped; tho tuvern keeper, who
sings "A King of the Desert Am I,"
and the lady who took tlio part of the
princess. "Rondeau" gives promise of
making u good actor and lias a sweet
voice.
No one but their own managers are to
blamu that the company spoilt its repu
tation here by not cancelling it en
gagement, und tho East Oregouian
voices the sentiment of all when It says;
"The Metropolitan Opera Company,
which appeared iu Pendleton last night,
not only suffered the loss of their co si
tu. lies in the Pocatello opera huusu tire,
but they lost their voices as well. An
opera company has little excuse for ex
istence so long as it Is short of costumes,
voices, orchestra and chorus,
"Peonle buv tickets tn mi nnnmlln
L A' JC 7 AT,I r A" TAIA TATA tJTA".
a
soc per dozen
65c p dozen
CROWE.
The Dalles5 Or.
reive operatic performance according fo
just expectations. It will he profitable
to the theatrical and operatic ptofession
when these urinciples of just recom
pense are recognized, and the patroniz
ing public may depend upon traveling
(companies
alwavs performing their
promises.
"When a fire renders a company un
able to do os they had promised, it
would he according to business" honesty
to cancel engagements until properties
have been replenished, and not go along
the line giving performances justly esti
mated at about 25 per cent of what peo
ple had been made to look foi."
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DruggiBiP,
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