Only
one more
to
"buy
one of
these .
$10.00,
$12.00,
$15.00
Suits
or
Overcoats
at
Eight
Pease
and
Mays
All GoodB Marked
in Plain Figures.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
FRIDAY
OCTOBER 27, 18f i)
Telephone No. 1.
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Oysters
tcrvcd lti
every
htyl'j by
KELLER.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Koslyn con), iffi.oO a ton, delivered.
Studelman Commission Co., 'phone
"Ho. 14-2 w
Clu Elm coal ifG.GO per ton; Rock
Springs coal $!) per ton, delivered, ut
Maier & Benton's.
You can got the silk waist you want if
you como early enough tomorrow. A.
M. Williame & Co.
The seats for "My Friend From Indiu"
tiro going like hot cakes, nt Butler's
drugstore. Admission is GO cents ; re
served eunts 7G cents.
Yesterday's afternoon west-bound
train, No. 1, reached hero nt 5:110 this
morning, n limit fourteen hours Into.
Trouble on the Union Pucitic caused the
delay.
On the 14th or loth of next month a
magnificent display of meteorB is to bo
t'xpected by persons who wntch the sky
nt night especially Into at night, toward
sunrise.
Good Racine single buggy and har
ness (or enlo nt n bargain. Call on
Ilmvorth, the printor, over Dalles Com
mission Co. oot25-d.tv2w
Harry 0. Liebe carries the most com
plete stock of diamonds, watches, jewel
ry and Sterling silver novelties in the
city, which ho soils nt a reasonable price.
Cull and inepect the assortment.
The boaid of Are delegates will meet
tomorrow night at 6:30 at the council
chambers, It is requested that a full
uttuudanco be on hand as business re
garding tho proposed improvements will
he discuseed.
S. M. Blandford, bo long associated
with 11, S. Pague in making weather for
the webfootere, nnd now in charge of
tho weather bureau office at Boise Citv,
was married to Miss Emma L. Welle, at
Portland Inst oyoning.
Engineer Charles Evans, of Albino,
whoso riftit leg was amputated some
time ago, ia getting along finely, and ho
is ablo to bo about. However, ho will
havo to undergo a slight operation on
account of a vein, which will have to be
reinovcd,--Oregonian.
Prof' Sandvlg announces that his first
class instructions in dancing will be
Kivon next Wednesday evening at tho
Ihildwln. All who Intend to tako lessons
aru requosted to be on hand at that time.
The p.uty evening will he on Saturdays
i'i the future. 27-tf
The old maids aro all invited to bo
present at the Hallowe'en party Monday
"veiling, for they will have a splendid
opportunity to learn the secret of be
coming young again, as tho agent for
"youth ronower" will be on hand. Ad
mission 20 cents.
Those who expect to attend the club
lance tonight at the Baldwin will tako
notice that the entrance to the hall has
Only One
Tomorrow, Saturday, will be the end of this Big
Sacrifice Sale of odda nnd ends in Men's Suits and
Clothing, that we hnve conducted so successfully Cho past
ten days. Our stock of those goods has dwindled away
fast, nnd, to make this sale particularly Interesting, wo
have placed a few fresh lines with the Inst of the broken
lots and let you take your choice Tomorrow only, at
$8.95.
These aro some of the best values that you ever
saw, and tomorrow is the
Vety Iiast Day
You can have the opportunity at these Prices.
Tlio now lines have been added to make this last day of
the Bale The Banner Day of the whole week. Come
early and don't bo kept waiting. Commencing Monday
next we will ofTur special valueB at special prices in
Youth's and Boy's Clothing
Look out for Monday's Advertisement and see
windows.
PEASE & MAYS.
been changed and instead of gaining ad
mittance by the east door it will be
necessary to lollow the walk around and
enter at the hall door, or what is termed
the dressing room door.
You needn't cook any pastry tomor
row, for it will not be necessary when
tho ladies have such tempting pies,
cakes, bread and everything in that line,
on sale at Cross' store. Help them out
ns well as yourself by patronizing them.
Still tho wheat teams nre continuing
to arrive in large numbers, and it
doesn't look much as if the season's
haul is about over. The market ii said
to be knocked to pieces, but 52 cents is
still being paid for No. 1 at the ware
houses, so wo were informed at the
Wasco this morning.
Wonder if the morphine fiends a man
and woman who, without the slightest
provocation, invaded the hog pen at the
brewery for somo time recently, haven't
favored Hood River with their benign
presence. The papers at that place are
complaining about eomo fiends wiiich
answer their description.
His friends were greatly pleased to
again see A. J. Tolmieon our streets to
day, and ho was kept busy skaking
hands. Mr. Tolmie is now in business
in Pullman, Wash., and though ho does
not like the climuto as well as at The
Dalles, he is pleased witii tho business
outlook. Ho is on his way home from n
trip to Portland.
Sinco tho rain storms of last week
Second street has been in n very muddy
condition, tho sun having littlo oppor
ttinlty to strike it. A great improve
ment liaB, however, been made by the
work which is now being done, in scrap
ing up and removing tho surplus mud
and stones, which made it so disagreea
ble to travel over. -
We understand there is an effort on
foot to induce Chaplain Gilbert, of com
pany L, to deliver a lecture in tho near
future in Tho Dalles. It is to be hoped
that he will nccedo to tho result, as
everybody in Oregon has a friendly feel
ing for the brave chaplain who has so
endeared himself to every member of
the Second Oregon.
Though tho number was not large
which attended Prof. Sundvig's dancing
party lust night, those who were there
report u splendid time. Tho music was
fine, and tho Lou ton nnd glide lanciere,
which were introduced, took with ovory
one, and requests were made several
time for their repetition. These will no
doubt be popular parties.
Tho Hood Rlvor Sun bids fair to be
changeable as the moon, that is regard
ing publishers. E. R. Bradley, u com
petent tiowepaper man, lias rented tho
paper for a year. Thischuuge was oc
casioned by the proprietor having prop
erty interests at Sumpter, including
mining claims and town property, which
owing to late development, may become
quite valuable by giving it his personal
attention.
W. M. Moore, who is blind, will be
married this week to Miss Lizzie Brown,
also blind, at tho homo of Geo. W. J)e
Weese, a blind man, in Cleveland, Ohio.
Justice of tho Pence Dwlght Palmer, a
blind man, will perform the ceremony,
and Wm. Vnndrnyst, who is blind, will
bo tho best man. Fifty blind guests
have been invited, and an orchestra
composed of blind men will play the
wedding march. After the ceremony a
Benpils
FOR-
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
26th
27th
Wo will offer all Remnants of DRESS GOODS, SILKS
and LININGS at
20
PER CENT.
Discount for three days to clear them out.
They consist of short ends of all the best things we have carried dur
ing the season, and are in lengths euitable for Waists, Skirts and Full
Costumes.
All Goods Marked
in Plain Figures.
literary and musical program will be
rendered by blind people. If the com
pany ehould all play blind man's buff it
would be a sight worth seeing.
A really good force comedy and one
that most every one has seen and all
have heard of, is "My Friend From
India," the attraction at the Vogt next
Tuesday evening. It is played by the
best company that has ever presented
ithls piece, and headed by Walter E.
Perkins, for whom it was written, and to
whom the critics in the larger cities at
tribute much of its brilliant success.
Walter Moore, A. E. Hammond and
F. T. Hurlburt were in the city yester
day for the purpose of holding a meeting
of the Shaniko Townsite Co.npany. The
subject in question was putting in
water works at the new townsite. We
understand the materials have been
ordered from the East and the works
will bo completed by the time the
Columbia Southern reaches that place,
which is said to be by the first of May.
Our conjecture was right concerning
the contest bowling game between the
Commercial Club team and the Arling
ton Club in Portland Wednesday even
ing. No news was bad newB, and our
boys got beat. Of course there were
good reasons for it or they never would
have Buffered defeat; there are always
sufficient reasons for that sort of thing.
But the bowlers didn't put on crape nor
wear a Bhomrock either, and they will
show their colors later all right.
Chaplain Wm. S. Gilbert, of the Sec
ond Oregon regiment, was both sur
prised and pleased to receive by express
this morning a puree containing $35 in
gold, and a card on which was inscribed :
"Uhuplain Gilbert, complients of com
pany K, Kkh Minnesota Volunteers."
The Minnesota 1 ays were tiB proud of
Oregon's chaplain ns tho Webfoot boys
were, his many acts of kindness to them
during the time the two regiments were
side partners on the firing line not be
ing forgotten. This token of esteem
was bestowed unostentatiously and tells
feelingly of the regard in which tho
man himself is held. It is an act prob
ably unprecedented in army eervice, an
officer of one regiment being compli
mented by the men of another legimeut.
Eugene Guard.
ltux HucUl ut liuyd.
The teachers and pupils of district
No. 21 will give un entertainment and
box social in the Boyd school house on
Friday evening, Nov. 3d, at 8 o'clock.
General admission for those taking no
part, 15 cents. Proceeds for benefit of
school. 1idieB aro kindly requested to
bring boxes of luncheon. Below is the
program.
Boiik "Happy Greeting'' B and 0 Division
lieultiitlun , . . JIuttiu AUhius
Mllblo, .,
UeudliiR Ktlicl Southern
Kccltuilon I'misy Wing
Muslo ,
Tableau "The Flower of tho Faintly'1
ltceltittion Kbtu llolton
IteiiilliiK " . l. Uutler
Muslo ,
Kccltuilon IMItli Underlilll
Motion nook () mid D Division
Kemling lluttlc BtirnweU
Muslo ..
Tableau "Snow Wrdb"
1'crMumtUm "Old Wiick Joe"
Muslo. ...
Experience is the best Teacher. Uso
Acker's English Remedy in any cafe of
coughs, cold or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded,
25 cts. and CO cts. Blakeley & Houghton
Druggists.
Remnants
28th
PER CENT.
PEASE & MAYS.
OUR COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Who the Teachers in Some of Them Are
and What They Are Doing.
Every person who is interested in
Wasco county, must of necessity feel an
interest in her schools, and therefore we
have gleaned tho following concerning a
portion of them that all may at least
know who the teachers in charge are:
School district No. 21, at Boyd, began
Sept. 11th and has an enrollment of
thirty-nine pupils. Mr. C. R, Deems,
teacher, has introduced the ninth grade
work and will soon have an assistant
teacher. This is a good school com
munity and they appreciate the good
work being done.
Miss Mabel O'Brien is teaching in
district No. 30, near Dufur, having be
gun teaching Sept. 18th.
Miss Bessie Underbill began her first
term's work in district No, 49, near
Bakeoven, Sept. 25th.
Miss Katie Brogan of The Dalles began
her first term's work of three montbB in
district No. 54 at Lower Antelope.
Mies Barbara McDonald, of Portland,
is teaching In district No. 51, east of
Antelope, where she has taught several
terms before.
Mr. Geo. W. McClure began a three
months' term in dietric No. 22, on
Eight Mile, Sept. 18th.
Miss Mabel Kiddell, of The Dalles,
who graduated at Monmouth recently,
is teaching at Endersby. She will teach
two months and has an enrollment of
nineteen.
Miss Lillie Temple is teaching a three
months' term in Mountain Home dis
trict, east of Dnfur.
Mies Margaret Le Due Is teaching in
Rail Hollow district, near Dufur, with
an enrollment of seventeen.
District No. 40 at Tygh Valley has re
cently built the best one-room school
building in the county. The school
patrons are trying to build up a good
school there and have tlo room well
equipped with furniture and apparatus.
Mies Georgia Bonney, who has been in
attendance at the state university, is
now teaching tliiB school.
The schools at Nanseno and Ridgeway
have no fall term of school.
There was about $35000 spent in school
work in Wasco county for the year end
ing March 6th, 1809, and that such an
amount should be expended judiciously
all will agree.
The state course of study is being
used in all of the above mentioned
schools, which if properly used will be a
great economy of time and expense.
Every teacher in closing a term of
school Is supposed to leave a statement
of the grade work done by each pupil for
the benefit of the school ana the infor
mation of the teachers that succeed
them. They are also expected to file a
copy of the daily programme with the
district clerk.
That Throbbing Headache
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 Headnchee,
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
to take. Try them. Only 25 ceuts.
Money back if not cured. Sold by
Blakeley & Houghton, druggists. 1
Silk waists and tailor-made dress
skirts at clearance sale prices tomorrow.
A. M. Williams & Co.
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tho WILSON.
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JKRVS & CROWE, Sole Agents.
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This brand of Whiskey is guaranteed to the consumer as a
PUKE HAXI) MADE SOUK MASH WHISKEY for Family
and Medical Use. Sold by
Ben Wilson, - The Dalles, Or.
He Wn H (iuat,
Just a common everyday goat, with
horns and a set of Zuza whiskers. He
was hungry. He couldn't find a thing
to eat. He had wandered down one
alley and up another, and all alleys were
allee samee empty and clean, for the city
marshal had been around. There wasn't
a scrap of meat, or any old tin cans and
tho bills were glued to the billboards so
light that they couldn't be moved. The
more ho tried to find a lunch the
hungrier he grew, and his stomach took
tho cake (stomaehako,) All at onco his
eye caught sight of something fluttering
in the street. He ran to it, and, with
out hesitation, ho swallowed it. They
found him in tho gray dawn, dead,
After turning him ovor, a piece of paper
was found sticking in his throat, and
when they pulled it out they found a
newspaper. Ho had swallowed it, all
but one part, and that was an ad. of a
store that was selling something wortli
$20 for $2.97. Even a goat couldn't
swallow that.
People today aro like goats in that re
spect. They roalizo that some stores,
with better facilities for buying and lees
greed in selling, can undersell others,
but nobody reads or believes in exag
gerated ads. Pease & Mays, well, yon
know wo usually come pretty close to
the truth about goods and prices, and
you can swallow Pease & Mays uds and
not have to take anything to wash it
down.
And then when wo tell you that com
mencing Monday Oct. 30, we will in
augurate a sale of youths and beys cloth
ing and at such prices as will make
tho town ring, you can believe it. Mon
day will be a good day to find out about
these prices now that the goat ia dead.
That Joyful reellnc
With the exhilertiting 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 the cheap Bubstitues
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well-informed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
A 1' rightful Itlumler
Will often cause a horrible burn,
Fcald, cut or bruise. Bucklen'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 eruptions. Best pile
cure on earth. Only 25 cts. a box.
Cure guaranteed, Sold by Blakeley &
Houghton, druggists. 1
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspepsia
because its ingredients are 3uch that it
can't help doing so. "The public can
rely upon it as a maBter remedy for all
Disorders arising from imuerfect diges
tion." James M. Thomas, M. D., in
American Journal of Health, N. Y.
A duck is about the only thing as
indifferent to sunshine and shower, and
the peacock the only thing as proud as
you'll be when wearing one of our new
mackintoshes. Arrived toduy. Pease &
Mays.
A. M. Williams & Co. havo just opened
a new lot of children's worsted dres303.
Prices range from 7uc to $0.50, and it ia
needless to say that tho styles are em
mfliently correct. They have also jtiBt
received a now lino of wool waist?. Call
and see them.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
nud sunburn. Manufactured bv Clarke
& Falk.
Trilby
For wood, chips, knots,
shavings, corn cobs,
hay or peat.
Construction This Is au iilr
tight lieuler u( tliu iivnl Hnvt hit!
tMo: It Iihh OA hT IKON l.l.NlNliti,
making It ilurulilu; uNu Ims front
feci ilnor, eubt top iiml bottom runt
OrilllllK'llllll BUillt' top, with Kii'.l'llo
cover uuiluiiieatli.
Nickeling It lino ulckclcil urn.
name platu unil foot mils. Wu liavu u
l'llllllt'IO Mock of IllCill mi Illlllll,
call ami tee our block liufom biijlns,'
clbcwlicrc.
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