H Bona File ReHion
On every gnrmonl in our Men's
Clothing Department. Hundreds of
people in The Dalles havo boon wail
ing for our Annual Mid-Sum mor
Clearance Salo and now the oppor
tunity is here.
Why have they been waiting?
T.ecause they know they get just
what we advertise to give; they
know tho value ofhonosl, legitimate
advertising; they appreciate tho fact
that we never misrepresent.
Here's a, clean-cut saving for
every man in Tho Dalles:
Men's nil wool FiiilB, regular 7.50 and
is.00 suits; Clcarunce price
$5.85
Men's nil wool cheviot anil caasirnere
suits, regular $8.50, $0.00 and $10.00; Q
Clearunee price. . ." JpO.oO
A lino of odd suits, nothing to tiieir dis
credit save the absence of n few import
ant sizes ; ull new and seasonable goods ;
broken lines, that's nil. Regular $fi, $0.
$(i fit), f7, f7.60 nnd suits; Clear- a q
mice price $O.OD
All Crash Snita just the thine lor thip hot
weather -Clearance prices. $2.60, $2.75, ifX'Jo.
All Men's Negligee and Golf Shirts, regular ca
(hie. 71c, 8Tc ; Clearance price OcC
What we say wo do, we DO do.
Infants' and
. Children's
Day....
On Wednesday, July llth, tho
Dry (ioods Department will make a
special effort to greet the little ones
in gala attire.
Everything in Infant's and Child
ren's wear will bear a special price.
Tnfants' long and short dresses
from o0c up.
Infants' gowns, long skirts, short
skirts, at prices within tho reach
of all.
Infants' pitjue jackets at 90 cents,
worth $1.25.
Infants' lawn caps and bonnets of
the very latest patterns.
There are no better or more taste
ful garments made than those we
oiler you.
Do not forget the day Wednes
day the llth.
Read
The Special values offered in
Ladies' kid button, eizis li to 1, at.. . . .-. . . .8.')
Same 1 00
Ladies' brown kid oxfords, sizes 3 to 7, at.. . 1.00
" black :i to 7, at... 1.00
Reflect
on the expense of keeping children's
feet well shod and great saving
when you pan buy
Misses' kid, "spring heel, Ince or button, sizifl
2,'.; to 0, at 1 00
Same, button, sizes 12 to 2, at 85
Child's kid, spring heel, button, eiz'js 8,1 . 1 1 .70
Same, si.3s ft to 8, at .00
Same, sizes 5 to fi, at -10
Infants' kid, button, sizes : to 5, at '2ft
Consider
the money saved when we offer you
first-class goods in
Men's brown calf welt, lace, at $2 00
" black " congress, at 1.00
Boy's " " '" " 83
As shoes arc advancing in price
it is like finding money to get such
goojl values, and they can only be
had here.
All Goods Marked
in Plain FlpureB.
PEASE & MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Telephone No. J.
WEDNESDAY - - - JULY 11, 1900
( ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
1 At Andrew Keller's.
OK-
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Tin Chantauqun assembly at Gladstone
park commences today. i
No, 1 must have been sand-bagged to- '
day, hiiicu wile's four hours late.
Orders by telephone or otherwise ure ,
promptly filled at tho MeNcal market, j
Hear the "Sniggleh" family perform 1
tomonow night in the Academy park.!
it will coat you only 15 cents. j
Tropical and homegrown fruits, choice i
vegetables, also that chicken for your!
Sunday dinner. Call up 278. 11-lwk j
Thb hushIuh of the Columbia river an-!
nun! coiil.trenco of the M. IS. church will '
bo lieal in North Yakima, beginning 1
Septruibei filli. i
For choice fruits, fresh vegetables, fish, I
poultry and all kinds of feed, call on !
the MeN'oal market. l'hone27S. 11-lwk j
Tliu building in the East Knd. occupied i
by Worsley's grocery store. Is receiving
fresh coat of paint today, which is a
Krc.it improvement.
Ueports wero current this morning I
Hmt Mr. Onshiug was worse, and that
the accident would prove more serious,
thun at firnt anticipated. Dr. Logan,
however, informs us that he is better,
"ml he thinks he will get along nil right.
Looking over the register at the clerk's j
ollicti today wo find that a marriage i
license was granted to Henry Nagle, of I
Montana, and Miss Ida Bnrchtorf, of
this city. The marriage will take pluce j
'! the home of tho bride tonight, Rev.
Hreimer performing tho ceremony.
l or sixty days a least Backus will
cease selling liquor to Indians. He ap
peared before tint IJ. S. vrnml inrv in
Portland yesterday, and was fined 100
orai.xty duyslii the county jail. Deputy
Marshal Roberts brought him up on the
"oii train and lie has taken up his
"bo'le in tiio jail.
livery day fanners are. in the city look.
'K for harvest hands, and it is a rare
uiiiig to Bee an idle icarLCn tho streets. '
u takes n great deal of liffci to harvest u
million nnd u half buatiolfl of ruln,
which it is estimated will be Wnfcco
eountv'ti yield, the acreage being larger
thun ever before known.
Inferring to the suit against ex-Sena-tor
Uorbett for alienating the affections
of the wife of Jj; IS. Peterson, of 1'ortlai.d,
tlieSpokane Review remark! : "A Port
luud banker Is asked to pay $100,000 to
tho Injured man for alienating the
alftetloiii of a wife. II the affection of
such a wife lias a cash value of $100,000,
what should be the market price for love
of a woman wiiosc affections can not be
alienated?"
We'll take back what we said nbout
the wind yesterday. It it didn't "kick
tip such n dust" it wouldn't he quite 60
bad ; but it has been positively blinding
today.
A letter received from Frank Christnan
informs the CmioNicu: that they have
settled in Seattle, at least for a time, and
cannot possibly get along without the
home news. Therefore they desire the
weekly visits of Tin: Ciiiio.nk ij:.
Of tlie eleven who tool: tho examina
tion for appointment to the West Point
military academy, Alvin Barton Barber,
of Portland, stood highteet, aud on rec
ommendation of Congressman Moody,
will receive the appointment. We under
stand t hut a son of Frank Button, of
Hood River, stood third highest for the
appointment.
Our public scliools will open on the
JOtli of September this year, or the
second Monday in that month. It has
nlxvuyr seemed to us that it would ho far
better for the opening to he delayed a
week or two later, thus making them
cioso later in the spring. This would bean
advantage to U1090 who spend the vaca
tion out of town, and particularly to the
students who are employed in the
eonntrv during the summer and cannot
come tn until later In the fall. The
weather is never very warm until several
weeks after school closes, and its con
tinning later would not inconvenience
anyone.
Captain Buchanan, of the steamer
Iralda, takes exception to a recent state
ment, to the effect that the Iralda had a
hard time in tho rapids below the
cascades, and that considerable wator
had baen taken aboard. In regard to
tho trip referred to, Captain Buchanan
said: "Not a drop of water was taken
aboard, either on that trip or any other.
There is always n heavy eweli in the
rapids, but no water ever came aboard.
Sometimes the spray Hies up In sufficient
quantities to wet the for'ard deck, but
that is all. None of tho passengers even
were wet by n wave or in any other
manner since we have been operating on
The Dalles routo."- Telegram.
Fruitgrowers are to bo held strictly to
tho provisions of tho quarantine law.
This decision was reached by the mem
bers of the executive committee of the
State Hoard of Horticulture Monday.
Another important matter considered
was tho adoption of n uniform size of
apple box for tho Pacilleeoast, including
Hiilish Columbia. In order to enforce
properly tho quarantine law directed
against infectious fruits, the secretary
was instructed to prepare small notifica
tion sheets 'and send them to commission
men, so that they may bo distributed
amoiiMhlppere, Jt is also u nlawful to
ship Iniected or diseased fruit outside of
Oregon, and this part of the law will be
enforced as well as the other.
Clarke AFalk have received a carload
of the celebrated Jame U. Patton
strictly pure liquid paints
HE WAS DECIDEDLY IN IT
Why Ikllrn YouriE Man Mink (I
Olehration.
the
was far, far away from where he was.
As he left the car there were titters and
giggles, mingled with ill-timed com
ments and unseemly jests. On bis new
trousers were the accusing stains of
murder. lie left the train at the Cas
cade Locks and came home on the mid
night train. He did not see Astoria and
the sounding sea. He missed the fire
works, the pink parasols and lemonade,
the merry-go-round and the lucid
And besides all this the box
glimpse of the I containeil a three-tined fork that was
he (no matter Placed handle down, lie didn't see it,
but he knows it was there. And here
When the care came in from the East
on the evening before the Fourth, they
showed evidences of the dusty condition
of the up-river country. In fact the
seats looked like a town lot in Biggs and
the windows were as dirty as a Montana
election. The cars were crowded with
misguided patriots bound for Astoria, to i oratory
get a day's rest and a
"blue briny." When
who; entered the cars at The Dalles, he
found every seat occupied by two per-
sous, that is, all except one. That seat
contained, besides a lone female of a
certain age, a pasteboard box, tho news
paper covering it permitting a bit of
snowy tablecloth to Enow around its
nn ii.i n ir twiirj.H. its rmnnii.irmHia minpKH: .
indicated that the lone female had pro- Sunt " "
poBVii, iu wine ui ji-uce, lu mane war uii i
endeth the first lesson.
I'KOfLK VOU ALL KNOW.
f Yictor Mitrden went to Portland this
morning.
N George WoodrufT, a Victor farmer, is
! in tho city today.
some patriotic citizen Ehould siie be
fortunate enough to get him corralled on
top of a Clatsop county kopje. "He," !
the tourist from The Dalles, was dressed j
in a suit of light-colored goods, with a J
dapper liuen hat (cost 2oe) and wore
besides a gaudy necktie, a smile ap
propriate to tho point of visit the
moutlr of the Columbia river. He
paused in tho aisle opposite tho paste-
board box of the lune female aforesaid) T. M. Bennett, are in Portland, having
and gazed longingly at it. He wanted ow" yesterday.
Win. Henry returned to his duties in
the Shaniko drug store today.
Mies Clara Davis lias returned from a
visit with friends iu the Valley.
Dick Gorman has returned from a two
weeks trip through the country south of
here.
Chas. Winneck, a Prineville merchant,
returned home today, after a business
trip to Portland.
Judge A S. Bennett and li is fattier,
Tho Klml You Havo Always Bought, nntl which has heca
in use for over 30 years, has horno tho Bignatnro of
and has been made under his per
sonal supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jtist-as-good" nro but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Iufimts nnd Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops aud Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
aud allays Fcvcrlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural sleep
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
j -m
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THC OCNTftUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STRICT. NEW YORK CfTY.
Married at Missoula.
DlASolutiou Notice.
to take Us place, not on account of ite
proximity to the "moire antique" damsel
but to give his feet, which were protest
ing against the si.i of ilia shoes, a much
needed rest.
Tho female gavo him one glance, and
not being pleased with his stylo of
beauty
also a steady view of her back hair.
while she admired the over-changing
nnu.io. if tli.k i.rmwl nlil Ct II III 111 H
Seeing no chance of getting tho seat, hw 1
turned his back on both basket and it '
owner and rested his frame ou the arnil frjt.nti8,
of the 6eat ; but he did not rest long.
. 1. 4 1 F
AH inu cars buji uruuiiu n uiiiic, uuc)
ing the law of centrifugal force, h
started to describe a tangent, but til
attraction of gravitation acting at th
same time caused turn to describe a
Mrs. Jos. Clark, of San Franulsco, who
lias been thegueetof MrK. C, W. Uietel,
left on tho delayed train for l'oitland.
Chris Scliwabe and li s friend, Henry
Stoltze, returned to Portland by bout to
day. They will go over to Clatsop beach
tomorrow.
Mica Till Wrtril nliil linr clufi.r Mlsa
(it was an odd size) gave him pt.Hr cailJH oll t10 lu.milator last
r-,.... i rri... I....... ...;n
llllll IIWIII J UI MttlltJ, up mucr V1
visit at home for a feiv weeks. '
Miss II. Taleiferro, the professional
nurse empiojeii uv Ur. (icleuixlurlli'r,
went to Portland ou the delayed train,
and will spend a week in that city with
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Wilson and little
daughter left this luortiiifK for Cascades,
where they will spend'tho summer in
camp. They wero necoinpanied by Miss
Nina Guthri.
if V. K. Garretson and wife, of Tho
.11 i.. ii.. i... n:... .,i.,i...... f: i .
parabola and land ,.ght side up yl"' UU ahJ inno. Mr!
on the summit of the pasteboard Pox.lj and Mrs. Garretson to make their home
Tliero was n gentle yielding of the paper, Vin Maker City
-M . .i i. ii i i. ! ...
a silent uui riii'ciivt) bijuubii, iiiiu no
wns in it witli remarkable neatness aud
considerable dispatch. There was a
mingling of custard, mustard, cream,
lemon pie, cake, pickles, sandwiches,
chicken, hurd-boiled eggs, napkins,
vinegar, salad, suar, profanity, tears
and preserved fruit. As he extricated
himself from the wreckage, a smashed
jar of Btrawborries sent its red juices
soaking through the tablecloth, a silent
but startling witness to the deadly stab
he hud given tlie combination. It
seemed indeed tlie blood of bis innocent
victim crying aloud to its owner to
avenge its premature, unexpected aud
Inglorious destruction,
But why prolong the dreadful tale?
lie make u sneak for the smoker, brake
beam or anywhere he couid get, eo it
Mrs, W. Barrett left on the boat
this morning for 1'irtlund, where sue
will join her hinhand, who has secured
employment there, and where they will
make I heir home,
Leslie Butler came up from Hood
Iiiver at noon on a business trip. Mr,
Butler is greatly pleased with his new
liome and sh)s tlie little Ioaii is going
to be unusually lively this season,
HAItlllKI),
At tlie residence of Sherman Smith,
in Columbia precinct, Sunday July 8th.
Mr. Sfolt McKeller and Mrs. hiura
Quirk, Hey C. I. Brown ofticiatiug.
UIIKN.
On DeiChutoj, Wednesday, July llth,
to Mr. and Mrs. Clem. Kgbert, a
daughter.
One Minute Cough Curo Is the only
harmless remedy that produces im
mediate results, Try it.
This morning at S o'clock the wedding
of George B. Wilds, Jr., and Miss Bessie
Rowland will take plac-i at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Rutherford, iu
South Miesoula.
A recount here of the many blessings
and hopes for future happiness which
a host of friends will shower on the
happy couple must seem unnecessary.
The groom is a young man of excellent
qualities. He lias lived in Missoula for
nine years and has a large following of
friends and acquaintances hereabouts.
Tlie bride arrived only yesterday morn
ing from Dalles, Ore., where she Iuib
resided with her parents for two yearp,
prior to which the family lived in
Missoula, Mrs. Rutherford being a sister
of tho bride.
Immediately following tho wedding
ceremonies, which will not be preten
tious, Mr. and Mrs. Wilds take tlie
morning train eastbound, en route for
Kentucky, wheru they will iniike their
future bomb. It is with easy prediction
that Miss.uU friends exptct for tho
yoiin.' man and woman a happy future.
Miesoulian June '27.
Dalies frif nds extend their very best
wishes to tho newly married couple.
Mrs. M. R. Rutherford, nieter of the
bride, wuh formerly Mrs. Margaret
Ainsworth, she having been married to
M. R. Rutherford tome two months
since.
Two trick bicyclists entertained a
largo crowd on tho corner of Second and
Federnl streets about 1 o'clock today,
and they are "dandies" on tlie wheel,
being able to perform all sorts of feats.
One was gotten up in u genul ne "Rube"
attire, and acted his character to per
fection. He filially ended tho perform
ance by advertising some compound for
hardening and repairing oicyclo tire-"
Another free stiow will be given tonight I
at 7 :30 at tlie same place.
lll Wuntuil. I
Two girls, who are willing and enmpo
tent to help, can obtain work by apply
ing at tlie steam laundry, None but
those who are wortli the hiring need
apply. ii-:n
'ollc tf.
Columbia River Ice it Fuel Co. wishes
to announce that tliey will deliver ice to
any part of the city at all liouis of the
day or night, Thono ',V,i or 81 hong
Diet. ; 75 or 8 Seulert & Condon.
Why pay $1.76 per gallon for inferior
paints when you can buy James K,
Pattern's sun proof paint, for $1,50 per
gallon, guaranteed for 5 years, Clark it
Ftt'k, agents ml7
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Clmke & Falk have on sale a full line
of paint and urlUt's brushes.
A full line of Hastmun ft I ins and sup
plies just received by Clarke A Fulk,
Floral lotion will cure wind chapplnu'
und sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
& Fulk.
Paint your house with paints (hut are
fully guaranteed to lust. Clarke & Fulk
have them.
The copartnership business heretofore
conducted at 175 Second street, under
tlie firm name and style of Blnkelev oc
Houghton, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, F. L. Houghton retir
ing from said linn. The business will
lie conducted in the future by Geo. C.
Blakeley, at tlie old stand. F. L.
Houghton will collect aM accounts and
pav all lMbilitins of su'd linn.
Tlie Dill-r', Ort-giiii. July 2, HMO.
'Geo. O. lil.AKKI.KY,
F. L. Houghton.
1 adies' tan oxfords siz-s 8 too only
t0 cents at the Xuw York Cash Store.
0I0WB
W
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Tho only store fi
this city where tin
Oenuine Imported
Stransky-Stecl
Ware is sold
A little lusher in
price, butoiftlastj
a dozen pieoeaof so
called cueajp-euain
eled wareft$i
BEWARES
Other wares look
lias tho name
Strausky Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived
First prize ut 1C
International Exlii
bitions, Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion, Chicago Pre
ferred by tho best
t'ookingauthorities,
certified to by tlie
mobt f amove? cheni
ista for purity and
durability it is
cheapest because
BEST.
Remember, this
celebrated enam
eled waro is special
ly imported lor and
sold in this city ex
clusively by us.
It does not nist
nov absorb grease,
does not discolor
nor catch Inside, is
not affected by acids
In tnntsor
vegetables,
will boil,
stew, roast
and bake
xv i t Ii o u t
impart inn
flavor of
previously
o o o k o tl
food and
will last
lor years.
OfO..
We cau
tion tho
puhlio
against
imitation