Household
Necessities.
Our Usual Friday
and Saturday Special Sale.
A lot of good things that you need
at all times, but cannot buy at your own
prices except at this sale.
Our comploto line of Toilet Quilts at
the following prices:
No. 11 A good Quilt for bed if .40
No. 5072 A good full-size quilt 00
No. 00 A good full-Bize quilt
No. 100 A good full-size quilt 83
No. L'OO A good full-size quilt 1.13
No. 300 A good full-size quilt 1.53
ho. 400 A good full-size quilt 1.73
No. 5087 A good full size quilt 1.113
No. 800 A gorrtl full-size quilt 2.53
No. 900 A good full-size quilt 3.17
No. 1000 A good full-size quilt i '. . . . 3.33
COTTON SHEETS.
03x90 40c
81x00 43u
81x00, best 57c
These sheets mensure the length nnd breadth as
given above.
BLEACHED MUSLIN.
30-inch 0'4J
30-Inch 0
30 inch O'o
PILLOW CASE MUSLIN.
42-inch I,10
45. inch liJc
54-inch , 15c
TJheeo are the butt qualities in Pillow Ciiee Muslin
in the market.
COTTON DIAPER.
18-inch nnd 10 yard lengths 50c
iiO-ineh and 10 vard lengths -e
22-ineh and 10 yard lengths ;c
24 inch and 10 yard lengths 83c
These goods are finished by a new process and freo
from all impurities; non-irritant, antiseptic, absorbent
and durable.
WIDE SHEETING-, Bleached.
8-4, 72'inches wide ljjc
!M, 81 inches wide l c
10 4, 00 inches wide 10c
WIDE SHEETING, Unbleached.
8 2, 72 inches wide J2c
11 -I, 81 iiiBhes wide
10 4, 00 inches wide
CRASH.
lflduch cotton crash (,4c
18-inch, all linen K
17- inch, blue or red check U.).jC
18- inch, blue or red check Ho
Those aro but a few of tho roal bargains in this line,
but time and spaco prevents a further quotation.
TURKEY RED DAMASK.
This is snggestivo of Thanksgiving, and when you
see these goods you will say they are all right to serve
tho luscious bird upon.
54-inch .c
00-inch ';c
uOdnoh 2
See Our East Window.
Funny When
You Think of It
We are gaining the top notch of the
Clothing Ladder by Bottom Prices. We
are selling lots of Top Notch Clothing at
Bottom Prices. Confidence is the basis
of all transactions; we want yours. Wo
won't abuse it. Our name protects you.
We have about
200 Men's Suits,
Comprising all the latest styles nnd materials. Sold in
the regular way at prices ranging from $0 50 to $9.50.
Tho bottom price on theee suits is
$4.95.
We have made this phenomenally low price in order
to dean them up, and -it will certainly pay you to look
at these values. Jt is hard on the other fellows, we
know, but we mean business end they must go.
Make Your Own
Dry Weather..
Such a thing bb being wet never occurs to the owner
of one of our splendid Mackintoshes.
LOOK HERE.
A fine strict v all-wool Tricot;
black or navy blue: double-
breasted, English box style, wide velvet collar; with or
without cape. Bottom price
$4.55.
We have the largest and best assorted stock of
Mackintoshes in Eastern Oragon.
High-grade Gloves at
Low-grade Prices.
Onr Glove stock is complete in every detail, with
the most up-to-date coverings for the hands. If you
would be properlv gloved and still be at the leaBt ex
pense, buy your Gloves of us.
Ladies' two-clasp, over seam, prime German Lamb
skin Gloves, colors tan, brown, mode, slate, ox
bloud; black and white embroidered backs,
very strong, serviceable Glove, and good value
at $1.25; sale price 85c
The Centemcri French Kid Glove, always sold at
$1.50; sale price 98c
All our gloves are guaranteed and fitted ; from $1 up.
Silk Waists..
Just arrived, a new line of Ladies' Taffeta, Satin
and Velvet Waists, ranging in price from $6 up.
Wo have also received a full line Battenburg Pat
terns for fancv work, with a complete assortment of
BrnidB.
Wo still continue our special sale on Ladies' Union
Suits lor the next ten days.
II Goods Marked
In Plain Figures
PEASE & MAYS.
In the U. 8. district court' at Walla
Walla on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday of last week. The cases involved
over $14,000. One case was won on the
pleadings, another before a jury and
the third was diemissed. Goldendalc
Sentinel.
This is the season for high tides, and
an unusual one was experienced at Sea
side Wednesday morning. Tho heavy
swells rolled over tho bulkhead at
Grimes' ndw hoto!, and tho water ran
down the shell road to the Necanicum,
This is known to have happened before,
but very infrequently. Today it is said
there will be a much higher tide, and its
effect is awaited with much interest.
Now is tho very time everyone desires
to be well ehod, and -that is the reason
Chas. Stephens' show window attracts
so much attention, for therein may be
Been the famous Douglas shoe. For
weeks past patrons have been inquiring
for them, and the entire stock is now
in. Mr Stephens is sole agent, but not
agent for the soles alone, but the entire
shoe. Call and let him show them to
you.
Last night the Det,;ee of Honor ten
dered the memberB of the A. O. U. W.
a surprise, and those who were not
present missed a very pleasant evening.
After gaining admiseion to their lod e
hall, greetings were exchanged and the
ladles made welcome, and Temple Lodue
exhibited their lovely screen work,
which was a rare treat. Miss Elizabeth
McArthur sang a solo, Miss Esther Beck
gave a recitation and Mrs. C. F. Stephens
a vocal solo. Retreshments were then
served, after which dancing and a gen
eral good time was enjoyed by all who
were fortunate in being present.
Officers of the Southern Pacific and
O. R. & N. steamer lines report that
California tourist traffic is exceptionally
heavy. In fact it has not been so good
before for years. The agnts accredit
this to the general prosperity the coun
try is now enjoying'. They say that
entire families are wingiug their way
southward to enjoy the golden sunshine.
They further notice that a great many
of the passengers are mining men from
British Columbia, Idaho, Washington
and Eastern Oregon. Usually this
travel does not begin until after
ChristmaB, but people have money and
want to spend it.
Seufert Bros, are determined to find
out just how much coal there is around
The DftlleB7Ithat ib in certain loca
tions, and' to that end have em
ployed Knight & Stone, of Spokane, ex
perls in that line, and this morning
Stoneifrrived in the city, bringing with
him Ame of their best diamond drills
Thcr intention is to drill a 1000 foot
prospect hole about a mile and a half
fom the company's ice house, near the
in sufficiently good condition for plaintiff
to have passed over safely had It not
been for its icy condition at that time,
and that Wasco county could not possibly
be accountablo for tho work ot tho ele
ments, a higher j jwer overruling such
conditions.
Col. L. L. Hawkins nud L. B. Scely,
who came up from Portland to view the
meteorical shower nt this place, certain
ly have better eyesight than residents of
our city, for after sitting on Sunset hill
all night Wednesday they sent a report
to Portland that they saw twenty shoot-
ng stars. We do not deny their asser
tion; but at the same time it seems
strange that our Dalles people having
eyes saw not though they watched
patiently. Mayhap Dallesites saw the
same stars, but thinking such a sk-ht
oniy what can be witnessed any night in
Eastern Oregon, paid little attention,
never dreaming they could hava any
thing In common with the "shower."
The report sent to Portland said : "We
spent three hours on the hill south of
The Dalles, from 1 to 4 o'clock this
morning. We saw twenty shootine
stars, Beven of which radiated from a
definite vanishing point in the sickle of
o. The balance came from hap
hazard points of the heavene. It the
handle of the eickle of Leo was depressed
about one-fourth of its leneth inward
toward the blade it would mark as
nearlv m I could decrih3 the central
The Dalles. My Chfoniele.
FRIDAY
NOV. 17, 1800
J'elepfione No, 1.
Oysters lj
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WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
There will be a special meetiug of tho
council tonight at tho recorder's office,
Special mooting of The Dalles Hook
and Laddor Co. Monday evenirg at
7 ;30 p. tn.
Yesterday Gov. Goer appointed three
nourlee public, among whom wub John
H. Cradtebaugh.
Loon D.iwean 1ms been confined to
his home for several days with nn at
tack of inflammatory rheumatism.
Now la the tlmo to sit for X;nas
Photos. Cloudy wither preferred for
sittings. So iya Uifford. .novl7-lro
Ono dozen of Gilford's photoB will
make yon twfllve fine presents. What
would be appreciated more for the
holidays? novl7-lm
If not for your Thanksgiving dinner
thon probably for your ChristmaB dinner,
you will want a now tablo linen. Buy
"now and buy at A. M. Williams & Co'b.
Why? Read their ad.
Tomorrow nieht at tho Vogt Stuart &
Bird's comic players will appear in the
oyclono comedy "Pa-Pa." It is Bald to
be full of fun and many high cIubb
novelties will bo introduced.
It seems odd to see tho building (or so
ninny years occupied by Snipes &
Klnersly bb a drugstore, being vacated.
Tise goods recently purchased by Wm.
Henry aro being stored and soon tho
etoro will ha minus a tenant.
Tomorrow night at their dancing
party Prof. Sandvlg will introduce the
"Wentworth," tho latest dance. These
parties aro vory popular and well at
tondod, whllo they havo a largo number
of pupils. Admission tomorrow night,
00 cents.
Groohler, the bakor, who is now lo
cated on Union street, is putting up a
building on Second street between
Marders' and tho Wilson building,
where he has put in a new oven and
will soon move in, adding thereto con
fectionery, etc.
A telegram recolved by the Judge from
Mrs. Uiadshaw yesterday afternoon an
nounced her arrival at Chicago, having
stood the trip remarkably well. She
was met there by relatives and will
spend but a short time, going on to
Asheville nt once.
The countrv editor is a reliable en
cyclopedia. A subscriber sent one this
query recently : "What ails my fowls?
Every morning I find one keeled over
to rise no more." Tho reply was: "The
fowls are dead. It is an old complaint
and nothing can be done but to bury
them."
Yesterday when Mrs. R. B. Gilbrath
whs coming into tho city he picked up a
book on the road between 8-Mile and
W. D. Richards, place. It ib a German
book and belongs to the Mt. Angel
Monastery Library, , If the person who
lost it will call at this office it will be
returned to him.
Mrs. W. T. Gardner, of the Boys' nnd
Girls' Aid Socloty, who spent yesterday
n TheDalles, came up for the purpose
of bringing a 4-year-old girl to the family
of Jerome Williams, they being desirous
ofy&uojrtiiig her should she prove satis
factory She also took a child to a
family lb Arlington and also left one
with some people at Hood River,
Attorney W, B. Presby Is a very hap
py man these days, having won all three
of the D. W. Pierco Son timber cases
elougliB. working a mgnt ana uay
shift it is thought it will take fifty days
to drill the hole. Seufert Bros, deserve
much credit for the energy and interest
displayed, for should they be successful,
the entire city will be benefited thereby,
and it costB much to prospect
A week ago tonight a cigar box con
taining almost if 100 was taken from
Burgess store at liakeoven. An arrest
was made shortly after, but proved to
be tho wrong man. Suspicion then
restrd on Alva Simons, a young man
whose home is in The Dalles, bat who
has been working for BurgeES since
June. He was arrested yesterday by
Deputy Sheriff E. J. Glisan, and when
a chest belonging to him was searched it
contained $900 in money, several articles
Biid a pair of driving gloves belonging
to the stage driver, Lawson, and stolen
from Ward & Robertson's barn at the
time Simons was employed by them.
His case will be taken up at Antelope,
and it looks rather dark for him
The condition of the roads leading
into the country is very bad, and ono
man at least came to the conclusion
yeBterday that they had no bottom
Just as he was Btarting up the 5-Mile
hill, driving a six-horse team, and
reached the bridge near Hyre's place
his wagon struck a bad chuck hole and
he was thrown out into a ditch below
He was assisted out, nnd so far as could
be ascertained no bodily harm was re
ceived with the exception of a eprained
hip. It is said, however, that he was
a sight to he seen covered in mud lrom
head to foot, it was impossible to recog
nlze him. Scraping as much off as it l p.
wau nneulliln tn rnninvn. Im wpnt mi his I H
r , . - -
.-I & P.
way swearing vengeance ukuiiigi u I !
cnncK noie, muu aim everytiiing in con
nection therewith.
Today tho attention of tho circuit
court has been taken up with the case of
Henry Gardner, vs. Wasco county, u
suit to recover damages received on
Rico's grade last winter. Moore &
Gavin appeared for plaintiff and closed
their direct testimony just before noou,
The dejense then moved for a non-suit,
1 . - I l. M. . I. -.1 . ! . II - .1 . 1
claiming tutu inu pimmm imieu iu prove b
cause sufficient to submit the case to
the jury. The attorneys for Gurdner
strongly resisted the motion, but about
2:30 the court declared it a non-suit.
The defense claimed that the grade was
Mnny HtntPR A filleted.
A copy of tho Public Health Reports,
Issued nt Wahimrton, D. C, on Nov.
3, wa9 received in the olllc3of Gov.T. T.
Geer yesterday. It a journal, pub
lished by tho United States marino hos
pital service, nnd show the work done
In ev?ry part of the United States In
handling and suppressing contagious
diseases.
The reports of qnarantino officers, and
state, county and municipal health of
ficers in every portion of the country,
to tho Fiirgeon general of the marino
hospital service, on tho Btnullpox situ
ation Bhows that during tho past four or
five months thiB disease haa broken out
in nearly every state, but a-j well was
the work of thi authorities performed,
that but twenty-two chr'9 resulted
fatally in thf United Suites betwoon
June 30th and November 1st.
Throughout the Southern states,
where the disease threatened to spread
to all section', Eurgeons of tho marine
hospital were sent, to advise with the
local author! lies and aid in arresting
the progress of the disease, and they
met with uniform succces. In Alabama
and Georgia emalipox was found in manv
localities anil until the coming of a fed
eral health officer.no precaution had been
taken against a spread of the disease.
His services were utilized hy the state
officials, however, in bringing about a
start toward arresting and suppressing
Pu'illo Sellouts.
Following is the report for the quar
ter (4 weeks) ending Nov. 10 '90.
TEACHERS.
Kast Hill Prtmaru.
Miss Nan Cooper 1 and 2
Miss ltoberts 3B, 4Band5B
Court Street. 1
Miss Douthlt 1st
Miss K Cooner 2.1
MUsMartlu 2'1
Miss Wrenn un
Academy i'ark.
Miss rhlrrunn 1st
Miss Klinn 2B-3R
Mis. Kuche 413-3U
Miss Hull Mil
Jllnh Aco(.
Mrs.BaMv!n CB
Miss 1.. Kintoul GA-7A
MlssT. Kintoul 7th
Miss Mlcliell Sth
H. s. Ienarlment.
MlsiHIll
Mr. Nell II S
ia:
59 at,
fO 47!
mi f o;
ss
43' 13
4G, 0
4Sj 2
; 7
GO 2
471 2
42, 1
40, 4
Totals
Is
81, 12
;.'' r.7
Notice to choil Ti'iicliers.
r KAntfiliinn nnint Qi-itvw. rif till fiill.tl
tars mentioned were beautifully colored j .
red, green and yellow. Leo did not
get above the clouds near the horizon
until about 1 o'clock. I will try again
tonight. The weather is bright and
clear."
Recognizing the fa -t that a thorough
knowledge of vocil mniic will in the
ne.ir future become one of tho require
ments of every successful school teacher,
I have decided to open a special course
for teachers in tho rudiments of music,
yocal culture, theory and sight singing,
fitting one for a practical knowledge in
the different branches of vocal uiUBic.
All teachers desiring to enter this course
should consult or write mo baforo Dec.
1st. Teachers from the country may
attend without any loss of time as the
lessons will be given on Saturday of
each week.
Full particulars and terms on ap
plication. A. W. Lu.s-dem,, B.M.,
Novl7-3tdc4w The Dalles.
Number of days of school, 20. (
Enrollment 37 more than last quarter.
J. S. Lakdkks,
Superintendent.
An Important Dltrcrtitice.
To make it apparent to thousands, i
who think themselves ill, that they are ,
not afflicted with any diseaEe, but that
the system simply needs cleaning, is to
bring comfort home to their hearts, as
a" cgstive condition is easily cured by
using Syrup of tigs. Manufactured uy
the California Fig Syrup Co. only, and
Eold by all druggists.
The Supply Limited.
Si'nriso on Mt. Hood from Lost Lake.
Plaod your orders now for Christmas or
you may get left. Gilford. nl7-lm
Clarke & Fulk have on Bale a full lin
of paint and artist's brushes.
Smoke to Your Own l'rollt,
As well as ours. 'Tis not how much
you smoke, hut how you enjoy It. Try
our Mascot ten cents a local product
that beats the world. Ben Ullrich.
Cle Elm coal $0.50 per ton; Rock
Springs coal $0 per ton, delivered, at
Maier & Benton's.
Help Wanted.
A girl who desires to do general hiuse
work can obtain employment by apply
ing at . I. C. Hostetler's on Fifth street.
Geo. Noland, Rockland, O., Bays, "My
wife had piles forty yeais. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve cared her. It is tho
best salve in America." It hpala every
thing and cures all ekln diseases.
To Cum a l.'olil in Ono Iluy.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All tlrusgists refund the money it
it fails to cure. 2.V1.
Fresh Saratoga
almonds for sale
store.
chips and ealtecf.
at Dawson's grocery
11-tf
U-o Clarke & Falk'a Iiosafoam for tho
teeth.
THE GENUINE
Wilson flir-Tight Heatet
OUTSIDE DRAFT HIKE THIS:
1
There are other AIR-TIGHTS, but none that equal
tho WILSON.
.....SOLD ONLY BY...,
1WAYS 8t CROWE, Sole Agents.