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 Chfoniele.
SATUUDAY - - OCTOBER 28, 1800
Telephone No. 1,
Co)
Oysters
served in
every
style by
A.
KELLER.
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WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Hay, wheat, rolled barley, bran and
shorts at Muler & Benton's. 28 lw
Now lino of Cole's nir tight heaters
just received at Maier & Bontou'a. 28-1 w
lioalyn coal, $0.50 a ton, dolivered.
Stuilolman Commission Co., 'phono
233. 14-2w
Clu Kim coal $0.50 per ton; Rock
Springs coal :f0 per ton, delivered, at
Maiur & Iluuton'e.
.Silk waists and taiior-made drees
skirts at clearance salo prices tomorrow.
A. M. Williams & Co. .
Miss Maud ltufTner, who has boon ill
for eo many mouths witii consumption,
if) said to bo vory low, and she can live
but a few days at most.
We sworo oh" making weather prognos
tication after last week's experience ; but
ii wu were 1'iwuu we'd never say "occa
eionnljrains" for tomorrow.
We'll nivo you a pointer, and that is
"t!i olticors'll git you if you don't watch
out" and pay your road tax. Ask Botno
one that knows if they won't.
Wu regret to learn that Ilev. G. Rush
in;; is not improving as rapidly as he
should, but Hofl'ored a slight rolapso and
it -, as feared his case had devoloped in
to appendicitis.
Harry C. Ltobe carries tho most com
plcto stock of diamonds, watches, jewel
ry and Sterling silver novelties in the
city, which ho sells at a reasonable price.
Call nod inspect tho assortment.
In anothor column will be found an
artlclu regarding the new toutist sleepers
which have been placed on tho O. R. &
N. route, of thoir advantage over thoso
now in use, and other points in their
favor, which are of intorost to the hovel
ing public.
It will be Intensely amusing to see a
number of old maids transformed into
voting and blushing girls by the work
ings of tho machine of youth Monday
evening at the Baldwin. The young
ladies also invite you to see the war
dauce,
A largo house turned out to, boo "My
Friend From India" at Fisher's opera
iioiiso last night. That tho performance
was n good one was shown by tho
taughter and applause that greeted tho
actors at almost every turn. The speech
es wore sprightly, the movements active ;
in fuct, tho wholo action was of that
happy character to make the play what
it really wasa sparkling success. As
torian, City horses are becoming used to the
sloain saw, and let It "saw wood," taking
n particular interest In its buzzing',
but not so with, the country teame,
which object to its aire, and eo today at
noon a team belonging to Kohler, who
lives on Mill creek, showed their dislike
by not only kicking 'bqt running with
"II thoir might up Second street, pulling
Only One
Tomorrow, Saturday, will bo the end of this Big
Sacrifice Sale of odds nnd endu In Men's .Snitn and
Clothing, that wo liavo conducted so successfully tho past
ton days. Our stock of those Roods has dwindled away
fast, nnd to make this salo particularly Interesting, wo
havo placed a few fresh lines with tho last of tho broken
lots and lot you take your choice Tomorrow only, nt
$8.95.
These are eomo of the best values that you ever
eaw, and tomorrow is tho
Vey Last Day
You can havo tho opportunity at these Prices.
Tho new lines havo been added to niBko this last day of
the salo Tho Banner Day of tho whole week. Como
early nnd don't bo kept waiting. Commencing Monday
next wo will offer special values at special prices in
Youth's and Boy's Clothing
, Look out for Monday's Advertisement and eeo
windows. '
PEASE & MAYS.
after them the farm wagon. Reaching
the brewery they accopted an invitation
to stop, having done little damage
certainly not any to the steam Baw.
Prof" Sandvig announces that his first
class instructions in dancing will be
given next Wednesday evening at tho
Baldwin. All who intend to take lessons
aro requested to be on hand at that time.
The party evening will be on Saturdays
in tlio futuro. 27tf
As was exnected. a much lnreer crowd
attended tho club dance last night. The
floor Is improving, nnd was in fine con
dition, while evervono seems to be mak
ing up for lost time and joining more
heartily in the dancing. The tendency
to mnko tho parties noted for the socia
bility which prevails is vory evident.
Rev. Poling, pastor of the Congrega
tional church of The DalleB, for soveral
yearB in charge ol tho Albany church, is
in the city. Ho had started for Eugejie
to attend tho state convention of his
church but tho delays of tho train made
it impracticable to continue his trip and
lie stopped ofTnt Albany, where his host
of friends are glad to see him, and so
well. Albany Herald Rev. Poling will
return home on tins afternoon's tram.
The heavy rain atorm that passed over
Condon last Saturday evening was
much heavior in tho Ferry Cauyon
country than it was hero. J. G. Stoven
son reports that on Ton-mile it assumed
the proportions of n cloud burst nnd al
most ruined the new road between Ferry
Canyon nnd Arlington. This is unfor
tunate for the farmers of that section as
tho route was about one day shorter for
grain haulers that tho road via Condon.
It is doubtful if tho road can be re
paired this fall. Condon Uloue.
Ronorta that como from White Salmon
tell of the hold Mormouism is gaining in
that neighborhood. Last week two of
tho leading young ladies thoro were
baptised and joined that church. Not,
alono thore, but in. many places in Ore
gon aro they wellding an influence nnd
cainine followers. War should be waged
against such 'a sect, whoso teachings
cannot fall to be harmful. While wo
have not a Helen Gould who will givo
$0000 to bo used in a crusade against it,
as she has in New York, something
should be done. If in no united effort,
individually at least, to stop its Inroads
into our state.
Tho Wind Kivor fish hatchery, which
is a state Institution, has made good
piogress for the first season, consideiiug
tho lime tliev commoncod to take eggs.
The hatchery was finished late in tho
fall. Bombard Fallert, foreman, reports
that tho hatchery has about 2,700,000
eggs, about 00 per cont of which will
mature Tho young salmon will bo
turned loose about the first of April.
Mr. Fullert understands his business
and tho state is fortunate in securing
his service. This makes two fish .hatch
eries in tills county, one of which Is
located on tho Llttlo White Salmon.
Skamania Pioneer.
The O. R. & N. is going to build n
brand now, snick and span 3000 union
depot at Biggs, or rather a mile and a
half weBt ol that station, tho work to
commence about the 1st of Novembor,
says tho News. This will make every
body around these parts jump for joy.
That old shack now at Biggs has been
an eyotoro for o good many years, and
we havo seen ploasantor places to wait
for a train. With a line depot (with a
Remnants
l!
-FOR-
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY,
26th
27th
We will offer all Remnants of DRESS GOODS, SILKS
and LININGS at
20
PER CENT.
Discount for three da3rs to clear them out.
They consist of short ends of ull tho best things we have carried dur
ing the seaeon, and aro in lengths suitable for Waists, Skirts and Full
Costumes.
All Good Marked
in Plain Figures.
luncli countor attachment) to rest in for
three or fours when going west, life will
for passengers at the new BiggB be at
loast endurable. Besides the new loca
tion ia almost entirely devoid of the
sand nuisance.
A number of law studentB, youn
lawyers and a few young men from the
High school havo called a meeting to
night at the office of Moore & Gavin at
. 7 o'clock for the purpose of organizing a
literary and debating club for mutual
benefit and enjoyment. Any young
men who are anxious to improve them
selves nnd desire to take hold of such
pursuits with a will, are invited to be
present. It is a splendid move and just
such a one as The Dalles is in need of.
A week ago last night a crowd of young
people attended a party in the vicinity
of Enderaby. The roads wero not iu a
condition to rival ttie finest paved
bouvelards of any in the union, and
consequently little was said concerning
the trip. Silence sometimes gives con
Bont and Beveral conjectures have arisen
as to the experiences gone through,
strengthened by tho fact that a few
articles, etc., were found strewn along
the road. A portion of the parapher
nalia was brought into the poatoffice
during the week, and if any of the parties
care to claim it, thry can have the same
by calling on tho "malo" young man in
charge of the delivery window.
Ono of the happiest and most complete
surprises wnB that tendered Mr. and
Mra. Ed. Howell, at their hojffo on tho
hill last night. Desiringto express
their congratulations and jood will the
more fully to tho newly tnarried couple,
tho employes of tho Olt. & N. office,
nbout eighteen in nutiruer, called upon
them eu masso last livening and took
them completely tiy surprise. They
carried with tliin numerous gifts,
among which were a very pretty dinner
set, hanging lanip, carving set, table
cloths, napkins,, etc., all of which will
not only express to them tho good will
of their friends, but me just such
presents as aro appreciated by those
who are starting in housekeeping. The
entire evening was most pleasantly
sprnt and added to the happiness of the
bride and groom.
The reform ecbool is doing a wonder
ful work among the boys of the state, us
any who have ever vieited the institu
tion or are familiar with its workings
will attest. Tho (list boy received at
that institution was on Nov. 0th, 1891.
He was No 1. Tho last arrival is No.
i!81. There aro now 102 boys at the in
stitution. Where are the 279 to make
up the difference between 381 and 102?
Tiiey are out on parole, mostly. Some
of them have attained the age of 21
years, and thus grown beyond the juris
diction of the school. Four or five have
died. Tho paroled boys have scattered
throughout the country. A number are
holding good positions. Others are not
doing eo well, according to reports that
reach tho school. About twenty of the
paroled boys were with the Oregon vol
untoers In tho Philippines. One was a
sergeant. Two were with Dewey when
he sunk the Spanish fleet in Manila bay.
Acker's English Remedy will stop a
cough at any timo, and will cure the
worst cold hi twelve hours, or money
refunded. 25 cts. and 00 cts. Blakeloy
& Houghton, druggists.
Feed ryo for sale ut the Wasco Ware
house, tf
Remnants
28th
PER CENT.
PEASE & MAYS.
I'KOI'LK TOD AI-L. KNOW.
M. A. Butler, of Pendleton, ia in town
today.
Mrs. V. C. Brock came down from
Wasco yesterday.
Mrs. Ida Foster, of Vancouver, Bpent
yesterday in The Dalles.
J. P. Van Houten came in from Hav
Creek yesterday and went to Portland
this morning.
T. M. B. ChaBtain, teacher of the
pchool at the Locke, came up to The
Dalles last evening.
A. N. Holman, the well known news
paper man, registered at the Umatilla
yeBterday from Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lucas came down
from Wasco yesterday and went over to
Goldendale on today's stage.
Mrs. C. W. Johnston of San Francisco,
who has been visiting relatives at Dufur,
returned to this city yesterday.
Lewis Edgett, a nephew of II. W.
Wells, left today for Yakima county to
take charge of his uncle's sheep.
Mrs. L. Clarke went up to Moro on
last evening's train, where she will visit
her daughter, Mrs. W. O. Hadley.
H. Bigham, who is employed in Chas.
Stephens' etore, left this morning to
spend Sunday at his home in Vancouver.
F. M. Zumwalt and D. C. Roberts, of
Wamic, .and G. V. and F. Payne, of
Rutledge, were visitors in town yes
terday. Mrs. Wilson and F. W. Wilson, who
have spent the greater part of the week
in Portland, returned home on the boat
last eveniug.
Mr. and Mra. E. M. Williams were re
turning paesf-ngera from Portland last
evening. They were acompanied by
Florence Williams.
Orion Kinerely lias returned from an
extended trip through the neighboring
counties in Hie interest of the compa
nies ho represents.
Misses Edna and Reg'na Smith, came
over from their home on the Washing
ton aide of t ho river, to- attend St.
Mary's Academy here.
Mrs. Cummina and Miss Montgomery,
who have spent a few days with Mrs.
Chas. Stephens, returned this morning
to their home in Albany.
Qrant Mays and Victo Schmidt re
turned on yesterday'safternoon train
from Portland, where it is said they
bowled against the Arlington club.
Mrs. S. N. Wilkms and son, of Cor
vallis, arrived in the city last night on
the boat and left this morning for Prine
ville where she will visit her daughter,
Mrs. Lee Wigel.
ChaB. Crosfleld, who has been em
ployed in one of the leading drugstores
of Portland, spent Thursday evening in
The Bailee on his way to take charge of
Dr. J. H. Hudson's drugstore at
Condon.
y
Victor Sampson went to Cascades this
morning, where Iniias accepted a posi
tion as time keeper for a bridge gang
who is at wpfk near there. James
Creighton has taken his place in M. J.
Dounell's drug store,
Mrs. A. Buchler and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerichten came up from Portland yes
terday. Mr. Gerichten lias suffered
greatly with rheumatism for some time
past, and recently took a trip to Cali
fornia hoping to be benefited thereby,
but in vain. He and Mrs. Gerichten
will remain in The DalleB for a time,
where he expects to improve.
Tlie Quid DUooverlef nt Alt. flood.
Peter Felthausen called at the Glacier
office last Friday ud informed us that
he was the discoverer of the quartz
mines near Mt. Hood. He said our
item of last week in regard to tho die
coveries was incorrect. He and George
Winner have been prospecting on the
headwaters of Hood river for the past
THE GEriUlflB
Wilson Aii?Tight Heatet
OUTSIDE DIHFT liIKJE THIS:
I Thoro are other AIR-TIGHTS, hut none that equal
the WILSON.
....SOLD ONLY BY....
JVIAYS & CROWE, Sole Agents.
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"Harmony"
CUhiskey.
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.
two summers. During last summer
they discovered three ledges of gold
bearing quartz. One, which is 14. feet
wide, assays $G 01 in gold and 18 cents
in eilver to the ton ; another assays. $1 5-1
in gold and 21 centB in Eilver; nnd the
third $3.72 in gold and 24 cents in silver.
These mines are on the East Fork cf
Hood river, southeast of Mt. Hood.
They are about fifteen miles from the
Mt. Hood road, starting at a point two
and a half miles bslow the Elk Beds.
A wagon road can be made over this
fifteen miles without much expense.
These discoveries were made in tlio
latter part of August, and since thui
the weather has been so unfavorable
that t ha discoverers could not do much
towards developing tiieir finds. Tho
assays were made from surface crop
pings, and of course it is expected tho
rock will prove to ho richer when the
leads nre developed. Mr. Feltlmusen
feels highly elated over hie prospects.
Glacier.
An t)lu Sclmicn.
"What's that there young man's busi
ness?" asked Mr. Parvenu.
"He's a tutor, I believe," replied his
wife.
"WhatdoeB he teach?"
"Ono of them old science, I s'pose,"
answered Mrs. Parvenu. "I ain't just
sure what it is, but last 'night Mabelle
told me he was giving her some lessons
in osculation."
"Well, I a'poso she's got to be edu
cated," leturned the old nun. "I only
hope he won't charge no fancy price for
his lessons," Chicago Post.
Thut ThruliblllK lU'llducho
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 Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
to take. Try them. Only 25 cents.
Money back if not cured. Sold by
Blakeiey & Houghton, druggists. 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. Blakeiey & Houghton
DrugglBts.
Cmb in Vuur Cbecfcs.
All couutv warrants registered prior
to Jau. 1, l&fcO, will be paid at my
office. Interest ceases after Sept. 14th,
1890. O. L. Phillips,
Countv Treasurer.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn, Manufactured by Clarke
& Falk.
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For wood, chips, 5nots,
shavings, corn cobs,
hay or poat.
Construction Tlila Is nn nir
tight hiiitcr of l mi nvnl slwet steel
tlu; It lias C'A-T IKON l.l.NINliS,
miikiiiK it (luritbV; ulxi h;is fmnt
ft'i'il door, fjibi lni ii Ml bottom nnd
iirnnmciitiil nil t- i, with uthlille
cover unilfiin.'ii'h.
Nlckllng-lt hns ntcclcil mn,
liinnu 1lxlu iiinl fnot r lis, Wulmvitu
foniiK'lo t('('k of l li en i mi IiiuiiI,
e ill mill ku our tli ik bifuro buying
fUliWlltTi.
TliniiaiwtiU uro Trying It.
In order to provo the groat merit of
Ely's Cream Balm, tho most oil'edivo euro
for Catarrh and Cold in Hoad, wo havo pro
pared a gonorous trial Bizo for 10 cents.
Oct it of your druggibt or send 10 couts tw
ELY BliOS., CO Warren St., N. Y. City.
I suffered from catarrh of tho worst kind
ever siuco n boy, and I novor hoped for
euro, but Ely's Cream Balm soeuis to do
even thut. Many acquaintances havo ubed
it with excellent results. Oncar Oatruiu,
15 Warreu.Avo., Chicago, 111.
Ely's Cream Balm ia tho acknowledged
euro for catarrh and contains no cocniiio,
mercury nor any injurious drii(,'. Prico,
60 cents. At druggists or by wuiL
Executor's Notice.
Notice H hereby given Hint tlio uiuterbfwnctl
)iai b;en iipinilnuii by outer of tlio nmnty court
of tho bttilu of Ureieon fiT Wiuco comity, ami t y
Die nill of Mury 1IIIU, ihceuM.il. e.ecuior of tlio
liikt will iind tibtiiiiient of slil Mury W!li 'lo
ct'iiki'd. All perboiu hiivlnu chilins uptliibt kuii
estiito uro liunby notllkil to preent tlium illli
the proper vouchers to ino nt the otlleo of limit.
IiiKton Wilson,'! ho lille,Ort'i,'oii, within bix
months from the Unto of this notice.
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Out U li Kxwutur
rnaier & Bepn