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We are
Displaying this week
a line of the latest shades in heavy suitings consisting of
BROADCLOTHS,
MELTONS,
VICUNAS,
KERSEYS,
OCEAN SERGES.
ThcBO are the poods from which the swellest tailor gown?, jackets
nnil wraps of nil kinds are being made for Fall and Winter wear. See
East window display.
Ladies' Separate Skirts.
Silk and Wool Waists.
Ladies' Separate Skirts in HomeBpun, Brilliantine, Cheviot?, Storm
Serges, Broadcloth, Scotch Tweeds and English Covert cloths. All tailor
mnde and finished in superior style, ranging in price from $2.25 up.
Ladlss' Crepon Drees Skirts, .?4 50 to $10.50.
Ladies' Cloth WaiSvS jn black and color?, full assortment of sizes at
special low prices.
Lidice' Black Satin WaiBts, $5,00 and $7.00.
LidieE 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.
WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 18, 1809
Telephone No. 1.
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Oysters
Krvcd in
every
stylj by
A.
KELLER.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Oh, Dewey's In the morning,
And Dewey's lt the day,
And Dewey In the AUnilnil
'1 hut cnuic'bntUiiK up the buy.
And dewy are the outraged ejus
OI the liou-uxpiiutiloii crew.
Hut do vb clve n d n for theinV
J do not think wu do.
Koslyn coal, ifO.50 a ton, delivered.
Stadelmnn Commission Co., 'phone
235. 14-2w
Tho latest news of the international
race is Unit on account of the Shamrock
being disabled no further race will take
A
place until iMonday.
Tim box sheet for "A Breezy Time"
will be open tomorrow morning at the
Butler Drug Company's. Prices, gen
eral admission 25; reserved eeatH 50 and
75 cents.
Diogenes being asked : "What is that
betel which is tho most dangerous?"
replied: "Of wild beasts, the bite of
ft blunderer; and of tame beasts, the
Ihttorer."
Tho Columbia Dane'ng Club has now
reached a membership of Beventy, which
in the limit, and the list is closed from
this date. Tho first party will bo given
tomorrow night.
On Thursday evening at 7:80 Temple
Lodge A. O. U. W. will have woik in
bulb degrees. The new screen work will
bo iihud and all members are invited to
nttetul. Visiting brethren welcome.
The condition of the crosswalks Is be
ginning to make those who are com
pelled to crosH them cross, us they spoil
many n good shine and cause the ladies
to walk with skirts much bedrabbled.
M members of Harmony Temple,
No. 12, are earnestly requested to be
present tomorrow evening, Oct. 10th,
as business of Importance Is to come
I'oforo the lodgo. Refreshments will be
served.
Wo understand that three train loads
cl troops will pass through the city this
Veiling, the first arriving at 7 o'clock,
tlio Bocornl an hour later and the third
ftbout u o'clock. So far as we can learn
"ley will not stop off here.
A renewed interest is being awakened
among the Artisans of The Dalles and a
true attendance is expected at tho
Meeting which will be held in the K. of
" hall tonight. All are requested to
nuke a special effort to be present.
A special telegram from Pasco yester
day Buid that the immense coalbunkers
' tho Northern Pclflc, at that point,
were on fire and burning fiercely. The
Wupauy has a fine plant for handling
Pease & Mays
enormous quantities of coal, put in at a
large expense, and at Pasco loads all
passenger and freight trains on the
main line.
It may be of interest to the friends of
Miss Clara Grimes in this city to know
that Bhe left Portland Saturday for San
Francisco, where she bus accepted a
position in the diCEsmaking parlors re
cently started there byMadau McClure.
Eyeiy young lady may not-be angelic,
but just the same there are precious few
who haven't wing9 these days; not only
sprouting, but full grown, judging from
the length of some of them. A few of
them would put thoBe of the noble lied
Men to shame.
There was a good attendance at tho
meeting of the League of American
Sportsmen last night. It requires
twenty-five members to organize a state
division and there are now thirty-three
members here. The meeting recom
mended that Robt. Kelly be appointed
chief warden und Leo Schanno secretary
for this division.
Y Tho Dalles can already boast of tele
phone systems which excel those of any
town its size on the coast, and the Ore
gon Telephone Company is at present
getting out a new list, having added a
large number of names to it? city list,
and Its country list is increasing rupidly.
Each day as we call up some neighbor
ing farm wo are led to wonder how we
ever got along bofore connections were
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11)083 wlio ueelre to take instructions
in dancing will now have an opportunity.
Messrs. A. Sandvig and H. P. McCord,
who have had a successful class in Baker
City, are now in the city for the purposo
of organizing u class. They will engage
the Baldwin and give instruction Tues
day nights aud soirees on Friday nights.
They are very gentlemanly appearing
and will no doubt Eccure a large class,
as Dalles people who formerly resided
in Baker City are willing to vouch for
their excellency as teachers.
If well begun is half done, the winter
in some of our neigh boring states will be
of short duration. In Colorado enow is
falling at a lively rate, Fur more than
a week a storm of unprecedented severe
ity for this time of the year has been
raging in the mountains surrounding
Ltadvllle. ' One band of 1400 sheep and
the herder with them are lost. Other
large flocks have reported heavy losses
and no word has been received from
many others known to be Btill in the
mouutain pastures,
The cult of Peter Sievere vs. the J).
P. & A. N. Co. for damages In tho sum
ol 11009, was tried in tho superior court
at Vancouver Monday and yesterday
and went to (lie jury today, The case
was the most interesting that has come
up In Clark county for Eome time. The
plaintiffs in the case allege that the
officers of the steamer Inland Flyer put
them ashore on Mosquito island in Feb
ruary last when their destination was
Washopgal; that they were compelled
to endure cold and hunger as a result.
The company ou the other hand claim
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 be in our stock must be a popular stylo
to be 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 better 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
$3
FOR ONE
We carry the largest stock of Overcoats and Top
coats in Eastern Oregon. Ask to see our Warmback
Ulster. See Window.
that their action in the matter wa3 en
tirely unavoidable, and brought up some
splendid evidence in answer. Capt.
Short and Fred Bronson were the prin
cipal witnesses for the company. The
vetdlct will probably be announced in
tonight's Telegram.
Pague says our rainy season hasn't
bsgun yet, but that the eky will again
bo "clearing" before the fall rains set in
in earnest. The storm of last night and
today may not have been in earnest,
but it was no joke, and everybody is
glad of it, for just now a good rain storm
is very welcome. It ill bo a splendid
thing for eummer fallow, graeB on the
range, and in fact a good thing all
around. People who came in from the
country yesterday eay the rain began
falling early in the afternoon, so that
they had several hours the start of the
city. Last night wo had .45 of an inch.
It is said by in any Dalles people who
have attended the exposition in Portland
this year that the ptevalence of the
vaudeville throughout the land, is dem
onstrated at the performances given at
tho exposition. To thoee of more re
fined taste this is to be regretted. While
the music is first class and there are
many oilier commendable features, too
much of what might be termed a variety
stvlo is being introduced. We have
heard many epeak with diegust of the
cake walk Friday evening, eaying that
the walk as given by one couple from
the Lyric Opera Company was positively
ndeceut, and all were glad that the
darkies were given the cuke in prefer
ence to their rivals, who displayed such
bad taste.
Acetylene tin.
Bo independent of Gas and Electric
Light corporations and own your own
lighting plant. Tho NATIONAL genera
tor does not have to be cared for oftener
than once In 15 days. It is positively
safe and is recommended by all Insur
ance Boards. We light churches, resi
dences, stores, factories aud towns at
40 per cent loss than other systems with
double the illumination. To responsible
parties will ship machines on thirty
days' trial. Send for free booklet on
Acstylene, Gas.
We want good agents.
National Acetylene Gab Co.,
10 17 Bullalo, N. Y.
Have you smoked a clear Filipino
cigar made from the finest selected to
bacco which I captured on the Isle of
Luzon? If not, you are behind the
times, as I have only a few High-Life
cigars left going at 15 cents apiece, 2
for 25 cents, or 2 50 for a box of 25,
Remember that the High-Life cigar is
made from the very beet Filipino tobacco,
Factory No, 105, next to Baldwin saloon
on Union St. Ben Ulrich, Manf. 140 wk
Dr. Hues, one of Portland's prominent
dentist, has bought Dr. Tackman'e
office, in the Vogt building. His work
is first-class and prices reasonable, Gold
tooth crowns and bridge work a specialty.
Teeth filled and extracted paiuless. 12
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WEEK.
FIRE BEHIND THE SCHEME.
And We are to Have the Fire Alarm Sys
tem and Chemical Kugiue.
There are a great many echemes in
The Dalles which consist of smoke with
no fire behind them ; but whtn the fire
boys get out you may know there's a
blaze in sight and they make things
lively. And thus it has proven with
the new fire alarm system and chemical
engine question. At the meeting last
night the entire proposition was per
fected and the board authorized their
secretary, E. M. Wingate, to ttart out
today and collect the sum of $2000,
which had been subscribed, principally
by turning over the ten per cent insur
ance which will bo saved by the new
system. It is to be hoped that the col
lector will have smooth sailing and the
project not bo hindered by the failure of
subscribers to fulfill their promises.
Correspondence has been carried on
with P. D. S. OIney, manager of the
board of underwriters, and the stipula
tions which are made to secure the five
per cent reduction with the fire alarm
system and another five per cent on the
chemical engine, are as follows:
A system of boxes or signal stations
are to be put in, having direct electrical
connection with a huge bell that will
strike tho number of the box, indicat
ing the locality of the lire. Seven sta
tions, placed at points to be indicated
by their reptefeutative, will be estab
lished to protect property located below
tho bliill'. If it is Intended to protect
buildings located on the bluff tho num
ber will have to be increased in accord
ance with the extent of the territory to
bo protected.
The chemical engine must be of a
make approved by them and consist of
two fifty-gallon tanks or ono 100-gallon
tank, mounted on a vehicle. We believe
the 100-gallon tank has been decided
upon.
Tho reduction will apply to nil build
ings and their contents under tho pro
tection of the system, 'except dwellings
and private stables.
Some time since the Columbia Hose
Company made application that the
chemical engine bo given that company,
and the board so recommended at last
uigltt's mettlng.
Our citizens will all feel a satisfaction
that the matter has aseumed such fav
orable proportions, aud sincerely hope
that no difficulty will arleo to prevent
its successful termination.
Tliut Joyful l'eoliuif
With theexhileratliig sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
liness, which follows the use of Syrup
of Figs, is unknown to tho few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time
medicines and tho cheap substituee
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well-iuforined, Buy the genuine,
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
Clarke & Falk have a full and com
plete line of house, carriage, wagon and
barn paints manufactured by James E,
Pat ton, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
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There are other
AIR-TIGHTS, but
the WILSON.
.SOLD ONLY BY....
I JVIflVS & CROWE, Sole Agents.
"Harmony"
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.
l'KOI'LK YOU ALL KNOW.
J. W. Howard of Prineville, is in town
today.
Mrs. Otis Patterson has returned from
Heppner.
Miss Anna Frazier came in from
Mitchell yesterday.
Mrs. J. W. Smith arrived in tho city
yesterday from Prineville.
Ojr Kingsley Friend G. J. was in
on a business trip yesterday,
F. M. Zumwalt anil C. Roberts are
Wamic visitors in town today.
James Ward, Kingsley's merchant, is
doing business in town today.
F. D. Simmons and daughter, of
Portland, spent yesterday in the city.
Mrs. Geo. Miller and children were
returning passengers ou the boat last
night.
Mr. and Mrs, S. Ii. Slayton came In
from Prineillu yesterday and left this
morning for Portland.
Mrs. C. W. Dietzel and little daughter,
Norma, were returning passengers from
Portland lust uveniim.
Miss Myrtle Miehell, who has spent
tho past two weeks visitiui! friends in
Portland, returned on tho Flyer yester.
day.
S. Nutting is now in Hood Iliversupe -intending
some work which Mays &
Crowe aro doing on tho new Blowers
building.
G. T. Parr, of tho Kastern Oregon
Laud Company, has returne d from h!s
trip into Malheur county.
Mrs. U. A. Liube and daughter, Mies
Valeeca, returned on the Fiver Ihsi
evening from Portland, where they have
been visiting friends,
Walter Moss, the advance agent for
"A Bree.y Time," was in town yester
day making arrangement for the uppeai
anceof his company here next Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. If. G. Davenport loft on
yesterday's afternoon train for Portland
to remain a few davs. Before returning
they will visit Mr. Davenport's old home
in Sllvertou.
C. J. Hays, special U. S. deputy sur
veyor, came up from Hood Iiiver last
evening aud spent today doing business
in the city, lie made tiie Ointo.sici.i; a
substantial call.
Jlev. J. C. Baker, who formerly made
his home at The Dalles, but for several
years hue resided at liartlaud, left this
morning for Seattle, accompanied by his
family. Ho will take charge of one
of the suburban Baptist churched there,
G. A. Van Auda has returned from
the vicinity of Mt. Defiance, twelve
miles from Hood Itiver, where he has
been working at Davenport Bros,' mill,
It is somewhat more wintery there than
down in the valley, and the mill lias
been closed for the seaeou,
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse, Finest kind of
chicken feed. iuch25-tf
none that equal
r,i y tr ,ty : ,t : yu.t iy,a tixx.
(Xlhiskey.
A 1-rlRlitfnl liliiiulrr
Will often c.uiee a horrible burn,
scald, cut or bruise. Bncklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cures
old sores, fever sores, ulcers, boils, corns,
felons and all skin t motion?. Best pile
cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Blakeley &
Houghton, druugistp. 1
Experience is the best Teacher. Use
Acker's English Remedy in any case of
coughs, cold or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded.
25 cts. and 50 cts. Blakeley & Houghton
Druggists.
Kodol Dyspepsi.i Cure is a scientific
compound having the endorsement of
eminent physicians and tho medical
presj. It "dii'sts what you enl" and
positively cures dyspepsia. M. A. ICetron,
Blooiningdale, Tenn., uya it cured him
of indigeston of ten years' standing.
Butler Drug Co.
Trilby
For wood, chips, knots,
shavings, corn cobs,
hny or poat.
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tlulit Iu'iiIit of I lie mill klici't Mic I
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(ml itour, ni s i top anil bottom mut
tiriiiiiiii'iitn! Ihk lop, with i;ilitillo
cover iiihIi'iiii'iiIIi.
Nlokellnw- ltluik ufcktUit urn,
iiiiiiiu pinto mill foot mill., u hnvu
complftu ttix'k of iIh'ih ou liiiuil,
cull mnl k'o our Mock before bujliitf
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