What we say
we do,
we DO do.
Consequently our GREAT
CLEARANCE SALE is the
TALK of the town.
Now ' 111" "Nick o'Timo" to liny Summer
Clothing. This Midsummer Sale makes it cnay.
Wo put new, clean, thls-scason's goodH wllhin
tliii reach of nil. Prices like these in the heart of
tlio seifon will persuade you to buy from u, und
that is tlio ruason of this full! to hurry up busi
nces; to cause you to buy NOW and from us.
Highest possible grade of goods
at lowest possible prices
Hum always boon our motto, itml thin snlo il
lustrates It lu'.'iutifiilly. Hero urn suits of this
liuroat worsted, oiisslmereH and cheviot?, fiiHt color
lilui) serges, etc, made lu the latest styles and by
tlio beet makers.
4(1 iiO AUr-WOOLSUITS
Cleatitneo price"
. $3.85
T $5.85
$7 50 mid $8.50 ALL-WOOL SUITS
Clearatteu price
J!) 00 to $112.00 ALL-WOOL SUITS-- (hty
Clearance prieu p f .00
$15 to !i0 Worsted and Citssimerc
hails; clearance pricu
$10.85
SEE WINDOWS.
July Sale of
Pique and
Outing Skirts.
Tbia is a raro July for bargains. There
inarkablo succession of cool days has somewhat
lugged tho eolllng ol Summer Wearing Appnrcl.
Hundreds must yet buv, but wo must soil in a
week what ahould havo been sold in a month;
hence theso beautiful Skirts aro shown at tho
priceB marked bolow:
Plain Crash Skirls; worth Xtc at 20s
Same, worth 50a at 30c
Plain Whito Duck; worth 75c at oOc
Heavy Whitu Puck ; worth $1.00 at 75c
Good Honvy Linun ; worth $1 00 at 09c
Same, triirmed; worth T1.G0 at $1.15
White Pique; worth 12.00 at 1.45
Snme, butter grade; wotthf-2 25 . at 1.05
Same, extra heavy ; worth $3.00 at 2.20
Same, trimmed with embroidorv Insertion;
worth $0.00 at 3.80
Hotter grades reduced in proportion.
Campers' Bed-Clothing.
Blankets would bo a hazardous suggestion
at noon ; but at night they aro most welcome to
tbiiBn who need their protection from the cool
breeze down the river and in tho mountains. We
havo a largo stock to make your eelection from.
Our Prices Are Right.
This is a bid
for your
money
A simple business proposition of
offering you
$1.00 for 75e
Wo want to clean out all TAN
SHOES this season. We have cut
prices to make them go.
All $5.00 values go at $3 75
All $4.00 values go at 3 00
All $3.00 values go at 2 00
All $2.50 values go at :.. 2 00
All $2.00 values go at 1 50
All $1.50 values go at 1 00
All $1.00 values go at 75
See our show window for best evi
dence of genuine bargains.
This sale includes all Tan Shoes
except Queen Quality Shoes.
All GoodH Mni-kod
In Plain FIkui'ob.
PEASE & MAYS
The Dalles Daily Chronicle,,
Ttlriihonc A'o. i.
WUDN KSDAY - - - .1ULV 18, 100U
to;
ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
I At Andrew Kallnr's.
U .
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
The open season for door eotnnie ncejl
last Sunday.
La Grande briokl.ivera aro on u strike
They demand $4 a day.
Ladies' tan oxfords bI.-h 3 to 5 only
1)0 emits at tho Now York Cash Store.
A. M. WillluiiiH & Go. announce an
other bin Saturday sale in this leant?,
lleiul their nil.
The wont-bound passenger train due
hure ut 12:35 p. m. was reported at. that
time to In; live hours and a half late.
A Salem MuthodiHt minister upon
remarking lint what ho needed was
inori) exorcise, was told to make his
BOrinotiH longer.
"Mow long dues it take you to do up
a shirt, any way?" said an impatient
man at a First street laundry. "O,
abloiit tlcu washings," responded tint
Celestial.
A Portland woman for tho eighth
time this year asked her husband what
kind of a tiroes ho thought would beeomo
hur best. ''You need iniisMlin," was tho
ruipoiifu.
Tho Houston of Jacob C. Bins, of this
city, by a special act of congress .luuo
7th was Increased trom six to ten tlol
tars a month.
Mrs. Ollio V. Stephens, of thia city,
was elected grand chief of honor of tlio
M. of II.. Ht Salotn today. This is tlio
highest odlno in the gilt of that order.
The census olllue issued its first bul
letin on Satuiday, giving the population
of the District of Columbia at 278,718.
Tho Increase eiuco tho last census is
20.118 pur cout.
Carey Ballard, wlto has been under
treittini'iti at tho Good Samaritan hos
pital for a eouplo of woeke, returned
linmo on last night's bout, quite- ro
Htored to bio usual health.
Uraeef ul, cool and stylish, are those
Hliirt wnlalH displayed in Willlnmn &
Uo.'s window this week. Their nil in
thlsjlssuo gives details of it coming ealo
on these wulsts. Kend it.
U'Uiulily estimated Tlio Dulles ware
houses havo up till now bandied about
,000,000 pounds of wool of tills year's
flip. Very little of it has yet changed
liands nuii tho market Is practically
lead.
Louis Coinlm returned homo ou last
light's boat from Hprsgue Landing, He
bad his wounded eye examined lait Hun
lay at Portland by Dr. Dixon,, who im
pressed the conviction that it would not
have to bo removed, ns was for a time
feared, but with care even part of the
sight might be saved.
The North German Lloyd StenniHhip
Co. estimate! their losses at tho recent
dock llto in New York at $0,000,000
$4,000,000 for property destroyed and
$5,000,000 for pensions to dependents of
the victims.
I C. W. Haight eold, today at the Suit
marshe slock yards, twenty two head of
' horees to John IS. Tlarnett and Frank
Taylor. Tito horsc3 were bought on
speculation and tlio price was not given
i, to tho public.
Fred Hill, while working on liie roof
of tlio Calvary Baptist church building
VfiMtm-ilnv iiflHriinoii. fell in the 0 inr 11
distance of about fourteen feet. JIo wan
considerably bruised, but fortunately
not (seriously hurt.
While teeting a powerful telescope on
the roof of an optical factory in Roches
ter, N. Y., u party of scientists dis
covered a thief at woik over two miles
away, and informed the police and had
him placed under arrest.
The Chicago w beat market was a shade !
better today and closed at "!7 for Sept-
' ember, This was an "advance of two and
j an eighth cents over yesterday. Nothing
I is doing in wheat in this maiket. and any
quotations would be metely nominal.
llutglars ' aro operating in ISnsterti
Oregon towns. Baker City, Union and
Pendleton havo been visited, and now
La (irande reports five robberies in two
nights. Tho thieves were unfortunate
in the places they eolected, and secured
very little booty.
An exchange mitkos the following re
port of a birth: Hot it to the wife of
Jim Jones, a boy. The boy favors ids
old dad lu several wave, viz : he is bald,
has a red noso, takes to a bottle like a
bumble lite to a lump of sugar, and
makes a lot of noise about nothing.
A new town has been started east of
Union, Union county, and is to be
known as P.uikemont. A copper pros
pect is being developed I hero by an
eastern concern. It is claimed tlio com
pany has found u ledge of copper ore
nearly 1000 feet wide and nine miles
long.
The large building of tlio Portland Ice
Company, situated beside the railroad
track, about a mile below tho town ofj
Hood River, was totally destroyed by j
(lro last night. Tho tiro occurred soon
lifter train No. 0, which is duo at Hood
River at 11 :4- p. nt,, passed that point
and is supposed to have or!iuutcd from
a spark from the engine.
Dr. RolamH). Grant, formerly pnetor
of the First Baptist church of Portland,
will tvrrivo hunt by this evening's boat
with a party of tourists from tho KhbI.
They will 'be accompanied by another
party of tourists from California and
will Bpend tomorrow viewing the city
and its surroundings, under the diaper
onnijo of Rev. O. D, Taylor.
The Albany Democrat tella of a hoy
who drank a glass of acid phosphate,
then one of cherry phosphate, followed
by an ice cream soda. He then drank
a pitcher of ico cold lemonade. Finally
ho ate a pint of ice cream. The mixture
threw him into a series of tits. He
nearly died. A stomach pump relieved
him. Tito boy was saved, but the stom
ach pump was ruined by the mixture.
The heat was so great in New York
yesterday that it was impossible for
laboring turn to work in the streets
after 2 o'clock. In Greater New York
there wero about thirty-five cases of
prostrations. Five persons died from
the clIectB of tho bent, and die person,
who hud been overcome and taken to a
hospital, committed suicide. Oilicinlly,
tlio mercury ranged from 02 to 100
degrees between the hours of 10 a. tn.
and 5 p. in,, but many thermometers at
dill'erent points throughout tho city
registered as high as 100.
II. A. .Moore, of Moro, D. M. French,
W. Lord and IS. C. Peate, of this city,
and F. T. liurlburt, of Arlington, filed
in the county eletk's ollice yesterday
articlon of ineoiporiu'on of the Eastern
Oregon lianking Company, a corpora
tion formed for the purpose of conduct
ing a banking business at Shaniko. The
capital stock is placed at $25,000, in 250
shares of $100 each. Tho ouioers ot tho
bank are D. M. French, president; H.
A. Moore, vice-president; F. T. Hurl
burl, secretary and cashier. Tho di
rectors are ,1. W. French, W. H. Moore,
A. IS. Hammond, F.T. liurlburt and W.
Lord. Tho bank expects to be teady
for business before the close of next
week.
Latent Noun l-'rtiiu Cliluti.
A Chinese foiee has invaded Amur,
In Southwestern Siberia, and attacked1
, iwl t i- it it1 III ti irrtt'oDl lwittob t)i nl (tit 111 I
till Ulll IIVU - IIIV V T I t W w Will
A Russian transport, laden with muni
tions, were sei.ed and the escort killed.
Li Hung Chang has started from Can
ton to Pekin on a two-fold mission, to
save the ministers' lives and arrange
pence terms.
Forty foreigners and 100 native con
verts were (unentered July 0th at Tui
Yuen Fuf about .'200 miles southeast of
IVkin.
The Chinese minister at Washington
has received a dispatch from the Chi
neso minister at London, authenticated
by Shong, the imperial inspector of tel
egraphs and posts at Shanghai, and by
two vleoroye, declaring that tho foreign
ers at Pekin were safe July Oil), and
were receiving tlio protection of tho
government. This is two days after tlio
reported massacre. j
Admiral Remey sends the welcome j
news that the forts and City of Tien Tsin
in the hands of tho allies,
At the cabinet meeting in Washing
ton it was decided Jthat there was no oc
casion for railing an extra session of
congrees, Secretary Koot says 12,000
troops can bo epnied (or service in
China. The administration has made
arrangements by which it expects to
get word through from Pekin in a short
time.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. Manufactured by Clarke
I'EOl'LK COMING AND UOINO.
L. F. Bnrdoiu, of White Salmon, is in
town.
John Kotb came into town today from
Tych R'ulge.
W. A. Maecftll, of Dayville, is regis
tered at the Umatilla House.
Will Wnrzweiler, a prominent Prine
villu merchant, is in tho city.
John Sommerville arrived here last
night on a st.ort visit with his family.
Murk Long and family left on thie
morning's boat for an outing at Lojt
lake.
Superintendent C. L. Gilbert came
up on the noon train today from HooJ
River.
Mrs. M. T. Nolun and children left
this moiniugoii a visit to friends in Se
attle. Rev. U. F. Hawk and family will
leave in the morning for an outing at
Collin? Landing.
Alex. Mcintosh, a prominent 0'rook
ounty sheepman, is registered at the
Umatilla House.
Misa Clara Sampson left on this morn
ing's bott to join iter family in an out
ing at Cascade Locks.
Isaac Stern, of Ptrtlaud, in in the city
in the interest of the American Hebrew
News, of which he i3 editor.
Tony Noltner, the veteran editor of
the Portland Dispatch, is in tho city.
i tho guest of the Umatilla House.
G. II. Taylor, a prominent, sheepman
of Klickitat county, is in the city for the
pjirpuEO of disposing of his clip of wool.
C. C. Ilobart left today for Portland,
from whence he goes to Spokane, and,
lifter visiting his Eon for a short time,
will jjiu his family at Ocean Park.
.titration, riicnun!
There will b? a general drill of the
firo department tln'o (Wednesday) even
invr, July 18th, at 8 o'clock sharp. Hy
order of the board of fire delegates of
Dalles City. H. C. Likdk,
Secretary.
r.uiliicii Intui ru.itt'tl by Strike.
Sr. Louis, July 10. The St. Louts
transit company today filed in the city
legister'e ollice its returns of trips and
jias-sengors for the quarter ending June
30 last, ns itquired by law. These re
ports aro particnlai ly interesting, as
showing tiio decrease in tho company's
business, caused by the Mi ike. During
ti e first three months of this year, before
the strike was liiaugurated, the transit
company, according to its returns, carried
27,0.18,685 paesengere, Its cars making 1,
oG7,S25 trips in so doiug. According to
ita returns for tho three months ending
June uO its cars made only 4-17,040 trips
and carried 13, 73.'!, 021 passeugeis,
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
Thtt Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the SlA
Siguaturo of CuZ
Notliti.
All persons are requested to give ere Jit
ti no one on my account without an
order from me. M. Tiiouuiiouk.v
jl81w
1
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which lias been
in uso for over 30 years, has homo tho Bltfiiatitro of
and has been inado under his per-
jK-Z- soual supervision since its infancy.
(CdCA4fc Alltiw iin mm tn c1oeiivf von in tills.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-os-good" arc hut
Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless .substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gtn-ic, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Blorphino nor other Narcotic
.substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Fcvcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
THE CCNTtUn COMPANY, TT MURPHY STREET. MCtW YORK CITY.
The Host Kfineily for Stomach and
ltowel Troubles.
'I have been in the driij biifinea" for
twenty years and have sold most all of
the proprietary medicines of any note.
Among the entire list I have never found
anything to equal Chambeilain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles," says O.
V. Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga. "This ,
remedy cured two severe cases of cholera
morbus in my family and 1 have recom
mended and sold hundreds of bottles of
it to my customers to their entire satis
faction. It arTrds a quick and sure cure
in a pleasant form." For sale In
Blakoley & Houghton. j
Storm )n WIcotitli,
I,.v Chossk, Vh., July 10. The I cav-'
iest rain storm in ha Crosse und vicinity
for three years has been rasing fur the
pat three days. The storm wae general
in Wasconsin, Minnesota and the Da-1
kolas. AU railroads have Hifltred fiom:
wathotils. The hail did a great deal of
damage to crops in those Rtates. '
Durini: last May an infant child of our
neighbor was Piifleriin: form cholera in
fantum. Tin-doctors had given up all
hoj.e.3 of lecnvery. I took a bottle of
Ciminbi'thin's Colic, Cholera and Diai
ihoe.t Remedy to tho bnu?e, telling them
I felt sure it would do trood if used tic-1
cording to directions. In twodajs lime'
the child had fully recoveied. Tho child
is now vigorous mid healthy. I have re
cjuiinended this remedy friquently and
have tuiver known it to fail. Mrs. Curtis
Baker, Brook waiter, Ohio. Sold by
Blake ley & Houghton.
.IikIxh W. It. lV:i-.tlnnl.)li. 1
Pliouxix, Ariz, July 1(1 Judu-e V.
II. Washington, of Philadelphia, u dir ct ,
descendant of Aiicntine Washington,!
father of tieoriro Washington, is dead at
Castle Creek Hot Springs, of conntmp-l
tinn. Flt.ll-:lH fur! v. ft vi lJLk! nlit utul n f
lawyer of recognized ability.
After many intricate experiments, j
'scientists have ducovcred methods for
obtaining all the natural digestauts.
These have been combined in tho pro
portion found in the human body ami
united with substances that build up
tho digestive organs, making a coin
pound called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It
digests what you eat ami allows all
dyspeptics lo eat plenty of nourishing
food while tho stomach troubles aro
being radically cuied by the medicinal
agents it contains. It is pleasant to
take und will give quick relief,
A (1'Micl (Jiiiigli Mi-itU'lnti.
Many thousands havo been restored to
health and happiness by the uo of
Chamberlain's Couh Remedy. If uf
flicted with any throat or lung double,
give it a tiinl for it is certain to prove
, benetleial. Coughs that have resisted
all other treatment for years, have yielded
to this lemedy and perfect health been
restored. Cares that seemed hopeless,
that the climate of famous health resorts
fulled to benefit, have been permanently
cured by its use, For rale by Blakeley
k Houghton.
Subscribe for Tun Cuhonick.
i
Tho only store ft
this city where tht
Oenuine Imported
Stransky-Steel
Ware is sold
A little higher in
price, but outlasts
a dozen pieces of so
called cheap euam
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares look
has tho name
Stransky - Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived
First prize at 10
International Exhi
bitioua. IliKhoat
award nt Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion. Chicago Pre.
ferred by tlio lwst
cookinKauthorities,
certified to by the
most famous chem
ists for purity and
durability it is
cheapest because
BEST.
Remember thia
celebrated euam
oled ware is special
ly imported for and
sold ia this city ex
clusively by us,
It does uot rust
nor absorb grease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
notallectedbyacids
in fruits or
vegetables,
will boil,
stew, roast
and bake
v i t h o u t
imparting
flavor of
previously
o o o 1j o il
food and
will last
for years.
-.00.
Wo ciiit
tlon the
public
against
ituitatiotij
' Nasal Catarrh q iWdy yield i U- tn.d
inont by Ely'ri C'roam lialm. which is. an o
ably Rioniatie. It U vocoived lhroii,;h tho
nostrils, cleanses and heals tho wholo bur
faco over whieh it diffuses itself. Drngijiats
soil tho 50o. Mzo; Trial hi.c by 10
cents. Tent it and you are biuo to coulinuo
tho treatment,
Announcement.
To accommodate those who aro partial
to tho use of atomizers in applying 1. quids
into tho natal passages for oitarriul tivii
blti, tho proprietors prepare Cienin ll.dm iu
liquid form, which will bo known as Rly'w
Liquid Cream Ualui. Price includ'tig tlio
spraying tube is 75 cents. Druggists or by
mail. Tlio liquid form embodies tho med
icinal properties of the bolhl preparation. mi