Regular Prices Cut
Deeply and Remorselessly.
Oiilv nni' thought is behind tins TRADE
C ) MiMNCi SAhH, anil th'at i'h, to make
ii ilia' will ho sweep everything before them
.n Alpine avalanche; hi i wo print In big let -v,t,
ii mihiII prices, net every eye will bo en
eh , i il ly tluiiii :
$3.85, $5.85, $6.85,
$9.85, $10.85, $12.85
Your choice of $0.50, $7.50,
10, $12.50, $15 and $20
....SUMMER SUITS....
c, repeat it; lot tlio piicea burn In your
mi' i on , f'r tliu regular prima on the atiilfl rang
(Ml froin .(' 50 to fJO; but tlio big business thia
fiMj n ii cut into tlio regular lines that tic havo
gathered together nil tlio. broken lots, mill said
(uith u' ii t lion t of present pre II te or airything
els - lui' ii quick riildtiticu) :-
! $3.85, $5.85, $6.85,
i $9.85, $10.85, $12.85
I The e are nil sizes of stylish Summer .Suits of
i worsti'ili', cifHimnri'M, oxford", tweeds, cheviots,
gerni" nod striped (lannt'l. Every suit ia sowed
, with pure dye silk, mid all have pure mohair serge
I mill 1 iirnifr's satin lining.
C Did today; oomo instantly, and got at a
. rnlu'iiioiiH prima Summer Knit that'll give you a
8Mf to i'f h li'iidid service for remember:
I " lnvl we say wo do, wo DOilo."
Scarboro
Cordsa.
Special for
Saturday Only
1000 yds,
at
per yd QC per yd
The Scarboro Cords area close? re
production of one of the latest foreign
Wash Fabrics, being almost the ex
act equivalent in quality and style,
yet oll'ered at a price in comparison
that is sui'i risingly low.
Real value, 8c.
Saturday only, -3c.
This is a bid
for your
money
A simple business proposition of
offering you
$1.00 for 75e
"Yo want to clean out all TAN
SHOES this season. Wo have cut
prices to make them go.
All $5.00 values go at $3 75
All $-1.00 values go ai 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 OoocIg Mnrkocl
In Plain FltruroB.
PEASE & MAYS
The Mies Daily Chronicle,
Telt)ilmnr No. 1.
1'ltlDAY - - JULY 20, 111(10
.
ice cream and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andrew Kellor's.
f
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Toinnrn w is nlirt wuiat day at A. M. I
William (Vs.
I.ihIiih' tan oxfords siz"S !i to 5 onlv !
Wivntfl at the Now York Cash Store;
0. Abbott, a prominent Bnaton woj
buyer, arrived hero yeHtorday, and
guest ol the l iiiutilla IIouhu.
Jnhn V Christie, of Davyilli', a naVivo
of Nova Snitin. took out bis full clthVn
papers yesterday afternoon before Jndg
Jiraiiaiiaw.
Henry Iturton nod Mnrtha Pone, of
thin city (ir. united in umrriau't) at tlio j
court Imtw yoHtordny afternoon by Pre-1
siding Knlur Wurnur. " i
l'"Vl Cliri-iiiian had tlin niiHfnrlmie In I
let till' i' imvit fall (in Iiih feint lliln morn.
i'U', iiilliciu, ,i t;ut.h that required tho
sjrvii'i s- ol a Hiirgcuu.
Tli Ilt'tiiiuilor lult her duck thin morn
ing io.nl l to tho guards with oroured
woo , I'uriov, miscellaneous freight and
n larni. in uf passengers.
I he l''i" niu government ih aaid to
"vc detinue ,.WB tllU u,,, (on-ii;,,.
in IVIun wore massacred July Oth.
liiHsiiin troops buvo reeaptiued Blago-
veatelicn- k
Trto new postolllces havo boon opened
In Klickitat county, ono at Codur vulloy,
limned LntMH, from ita poatinaator, and
anotticr on tho Haunt ronto to be named
n i'inz, also from ItH pootiiirtHtor, 0. l
knurl.
Ohnirnmn W. It. I'rHby luifl isauod n
"II lor tin. im-ftlni: of tho Klickitat
W'lnty ii-piihlicaii con volition at Coldon-
",,,u " Aiit-iiBt 11th. Tlio statu con-
'""'"ii ill bo hold at Tauoina on
Anuuet 1,1th.
Ii was decided WtMlnoaday, in lluaton,
Mi to l,,i mtnB of ,l0 Nutional
"oolUrowurH' ABsociution in Portlnnd
"' tlio Uth of AtmuHt. Tlila la nmttor
01 "i" hih'huat IninroHt to tlio woolgrow
ers ' Ho. 1'auiHu coaat.
nr. Itolund 1). Grant's party of Uoe
0" touriHta roturuod to Portland on this
Jniiii'M 10t. Thoy woro In oharKO
';rv' - l)- l Miaa Anna Taylor,
"rj i"iut l.avinK loft the purtv hero in
to dolivor n lecture at Gladstone
Ji'U't. Gilbert has tlenitied to hold the
e1 W asco county teachers' institute
J lood Uivor Atiguat 20th, SOU. and
1 he oxiionte of tiiese inatltutes ii
ueiraycd by the (oea paid by teachora
" county certlficatoa. Ii, 1890 and '07
nfual imtitute of one monlt. wai
bold. In 18!)8 and 'lli, boaidcn three
roKUlnr iiiBtructorH. 'the teuchi-rsi pre
pnrud ptpera on dillereut Biibjeeta as
nlcnt'd them, and nunornl diacuaHioiiB
followed on tho eunif. This year there
will bo two or three regular inatruetors,
I and the work of the touchers will be to
; liaten and take notes.
I Wanted, a lady's Beeond-luuid bieye
! Muat bo in ood condition and eheiip
for cash. Iuouire at tliie oiiice. it!flf-12t
Tiio thornioiuetor at the reBiilenuo of
Special Observer Hrooke at:::!0 thia
nfternoon atood at 100 and the borotni'ter
at 20.51.
The lira I load of Klickitat v licit of
tliin fleaaou arrived at the Wneco aro
house this forenoon. It was ,atril'kly
No. 1, and weighed l- poiinda to I the
bushel.
George K. Stewart, formerly atelion
raphor for Judue 15ennntt, and later of
Iieppnor, baa removed to Spokane,
where he has accepted a poailioi aa
Htenoraplier in tlio otlice of the Great
Northern.
The Kutuhn echnol and morning ser
vice of the Calvary Baptiet church will
be held at the frame school huildiui;
(drat Hour) on Union street, until tiieir
new building is completed, Tlio even
inn service will helt In the M. K,
cliu rcli.
Since the pafcsane of tho scalp bounty
act in February, 18110, the state has paid
honntioa on IlO.'ISl c.iyote aoalps. Of
this number, Wuaco county's share was
1,051. Tho number prct'ontud for pay
ment during the months of April, May
and Juno was 1;,'M8, uf which 100 were
from this county.
Just the tliini; for the coast. Just the
tliin for the mountains. The very
thing for every day wear. Any pair of
our .1. 50, .$1 75, $2)0, 2.50 and ;1.00
pants for 11.1)5, No time limit, but re
member the old adage of the early bird,
etc. Hotter get in line, reus? it Mays.
Tlio steward of the Regulator says
that while the boat was at the Hood
River wharf yeatorday afternoon on i.er
way hero the inoroury in tho tliermomei. r
on tlio pilot house lose so high that it
burst the glass. About the same time
the heat had risen to 112 in Mays &
Crowe's corrugated iron tin ohopand toe
workmen wore compelled to ijuit work
till the heat had moderated.
Tho pold democrats will meet in
Indianapolis July 25, and the plan will
bo to havo the committee call a conven
tion at which all parties now opposing
tho candidates of tlio two old parties
can meet and units on a third ticket and
adopt a platform approved of by butb
gold democrats and anti-lir.periallsls,
and also by republicans dissatislled with
MoKinley and democrats dissatisfied
with Urynn, by any reason whatever.
Will Frank, who left lieie with the
Barlow company about six months ago,
has made a fresh engagement with tho
company for the coming season at very
satisfactory wages. At the close of hie
first engagement with the company he
placed himself under the instruction of
Frofeisor DeWitx, an eminent Chicago
)
vocalist. Tim ninfoBoor irno an pnrneet
j in praise ot his pupil that Will soon bad
oilers of engagements from half a dozen
companies. He accepted tho oiler of
tlio Harlow com puny because it is one of
tho largest and moat respectable com-
I pauiee in the field.
Mr. J. W. Adkins has taken charge
! of the Umatilla. House dining room,
where he will conduct a first-elaes res
taurant and grill room. After today the
I meals will be served a la carte. The
restaurant will be open from H a. m. to
!S p. m. Mr. Adkins intends to have a
'restaurant second to none on the coast.
J All the delicacies of the market will be
! found on the table, served by the host
j caterers. Mr. Adkins is a thoroughly
j competent restaurant man, having spent
1 his entire life in the business and been
connected at various times with the
I best restaurants on the Pacific coaat.
'The new departure will undoubtedly
j piovo popular, and in any event Mr.
i Adkins will spare no pains to make the
! Umatilla House restaurant second to
I none anywhere. j20-2t
j A short timu ago John Caiey sold his
. Bee Hive restaurant in the East End to
a couple of youuK fellows who agreed
A MAGNIFICENT TESTIMONY-
Tlio Quality or Augunt llucliler'H Beer
Approved by the ItlglirKt Ttvttl
liiiii))' In the Uultcil .States,
to pay the puicliase price in daily in-
j stallments. Yesterday the boys both
; got hold of enough surplus cash to get
on a genuine old.faauioneu jamboree,
and at 5 in the afternoon were both so
drunk that business at tlio restaurant
was iieceefl.trily suspended. Later when
one of them iiad sobered oil' a little lie
accused his partner ol appropriatim:
$7.50 of partnership funds from tho till,
and, on promise of swearing out a war
rant, hud the. partner arrested. Tho ac
ensed was kept in tlio city jail all night,
but as no warrant was sworn out, and
tho complaining paitner failed to appear
this morning, tho piisoner was turned
loose. In fact tlie complainant skipped
the town last night and tho 15oe Hive is
again m possession ol Mr. Carey.
j From John Dalrymple, who lives on
j tlio Floyd place, we learn that yester
j day's tiro was not in Sherman county,
as was at first supposed by tho citizens
of ilie town of Waeco, but wholly thia
side tho Deschutes. It H believed to
have started fiom a spark from tho went-
I bound passenger that ia due hero a
I little alter noon. It started at the
Willows on the Seufert property, and
climbing tho blurt" burnt its way over
the hill to tho Floyd, Cooper and Linton
ranches, It burnt over 3000 aeres of
ground, fortunately all pasture, although
in tlio case of Mr. Dalrymple, who had
about 700 acres' of winter pasture de
stroyed, tho loss of winter range for Ins
sheep is nearly as bad as if tlio ground
had been covered with grain. Mr. Liu
ton saved his place by vigorous and
timely plowing, but on tho Floyd and
Cooper ranches the lire spread without
tho possibility of control, till it hud
burned itself out. Considerable pasture
land on the .Seufert ranch was also
burned over. Fortunately no houses
were In the path of the flames else the
losses might nave been greater.
Head Williams & Co.'s ad in this Issue.
Interesting items for men and women.
I Tiie following splendid testimony to
I the purity of Dalles beer is copied from
i the leading editorial in the United
j States Health Reports for June 28, 1900.
I The article was written by Amos Grey,
', M. D., and is all the more interesting
j and valuable because it was written
I without the n quest or knowledge of
I Mr. Bucliler, who to this hour does not
'; know and cannot even guess who sent
j the samples to the United States Health
Reports for its analysis. The edilotial
says in part :
"Many of our correspondents take
pains to forward samples of tho beer
they have purchased in open market
with a request that we analyze such
beer and make an impartial report.
This should be done in all cases, us we
sometimes havo ditlicultv in obtaining
j tiie same and some days are lost while
j wo go through the necessary work of
', getting samples from outlying towns and
cities. Recently wo received a request
for information 'accompanied by sam
ples) regarding the product of August
IJnchler, The Dalles, Or.
"In reply wo would eay that a more
superior brew never entered the labora
tory of t United Slates Health Re
ports, end we bestow lieaitiest com
mendation upon it for tho following rea-
jsons: lit is iieer is aotointely uevoiii ol
i the slightest trace of ad alteration ; but,
! upon tho other hand, iu composed of
. tlio best of malt and the choicest of bops.
I Ito tonic qualities are of tho highest and
it can be used with the greatest benefit
i and satisfaction by old and young. Its
use caii conscientiously be pretciibed by
the physician witli the certainty that a
better, purer or more wholesome bever
age could not possibly be found.
"Taken altogether, it oilers a thor
oughly first-class beer made from the
best materials and manufactuicd under
tlio newest approved modem sanitaiy
process.
"It iB this combination of excellence
and worth which earns for it tlio oflicial
and editorial endorsement of the United
States Health Reports."
Miiutny i;ciii.iu to It ii tun- v i 1 1
Take either tho Pacific oxpiess, leav
ing Tho Dalloa at 1:50 a.m., or the
Portland special, leaving Tho Dalles at
12:!!r) noon, for tlio Bonneville picnic
grounds Sunday, Fare 60 cents for the
round trip. Good music, vaudeville
performance, specialties under the pa
vilion, free, Return on the evening
train. frdy&sat
Found,
An astracliau cipe waa found last
night iu tiie toad near the fair ground.
Owner can have the same by calling at
this otlice and paying for this notice.
Nutlvu.
All persons are requested to give credit
to no ono on my account without un
order from me. M. Thouhiiouhn
jUJ-lw
Pants sale now on at Williams & Co't,
For particulars read ad.
5
Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought, ami which 1ms hcuu
iu use for ovor iJO j-cnr, lias homo tlio Hlgimtnre ot
r-S? anil has been in.ulo minor his icr-
yj--yf1,, annul supervision alnoo ifs infancy.
utryy, CMcsU'it Allow no one todecoivo you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" aro hut
I2crimcnt.s that trifle with and endanger the health ol
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment
What is CASTOR I A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
Ktibstnncc. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms
and alloys Feverishness. 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 The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years..
THE CCNTUH COMPANY, TT MURRAY STRCfT, NCWVORK CITY.
All vertlaeil l.cttem.
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in tho postoffice at The Dalles un
called for July 20, 1000. Persons
calling for the same will give date on
which they were advertised:
GENTLEMEN.
Abbott, Ernest Bailey, Frank L
Heck, fteoige Copeland, Jim
Cooper, AlliertrX Dunning, FN
Herrick, M
Johnson, K K
Lane, B V
Miller. W A
Reed, Ciuis II
Sini'll, Jnsepl) I
bnlwnnt, Dan
lays I liewe
MaSaaH
Hamburger, I L
Johnson, J W
Lvons, Tlios
Mitlines, M S
McDanells, John
Shag, Harry
bnyuer, Geo
Weir, W X
LADIES.
Bell, Miss Nina Cooper, Miss Cora
Henkle, Mi's Rand Rowland, Mis C A
Seefiras, Jane Stiles, Mrp Marv
Wilson, Mrs W G Vilnn, Mrs V K
H II. Riddkll, l M.
Tlio Hot Itetiiudy for Stimuli !l mill
Itinvl TruulilH'.
'I have been in the drug businis' for
twenty years anil have sold inoet all of
the proprietary medicine of any note.
Among the entire list I have never found
anything to equal Uliiimb'-il mi's Colic,
Cholera anil Diarrhoea Remedy for all
stomach and bowel troubles," says O,
V. Wakefield, of Columbus, Ga. "This
remedv cured two severe c ices of cholera
mmhus iu my famil" and I have recom
mended and sold hundreds of bottles of
it to my customers to their entire satis
faction It. ail'.rds a quick and tine cure
in a pleasant form." For sale by
Blakeiey A Houghton.
Spcnil Suntliiy at ISuiiuevllle.
Put up a hi oh and eet alio.ird either
of tho O. it. & trains leaving The
Dalles at 1 :50 a. m. or 12 ::!o noon, nno
spend the day in the refreshing
Shade of the trees at Bonneville. F.ue
i only 50 cent for the. round tiip
Good music and first-clii'-s perf rniaiice
under the pavilion free to all. Refresh
meiits can bo proeuced on the mounds
if desired. . fnlit--at
Watileil
A position to do general house work
luquiio at Mis. Bauer's residence ot.
Ninth street, opposite old l.uiherai.
church. jijL'0 22
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
Tl... II.J II-... II....... ftn..L.I
niu miiu iuu ndvu Hiwdyb uuupi v:
9
Bears the
Signature of
Itoiui'iiiOiir
That Cbas. Stubliug ia still doing a ,
retail business at his new place. He
sells iu quantities to suit alt customer.?,
(rem one bottle to a barrel, Family
orders delivered promptly.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
aud t unburn. Manufactured by Clarke
& Falk.
1
i
The only store t
this city wliero the
Oenuine Imported
Stransky-Steel
Ware is sold
A little higher in
price, but outlasts
a dozen pieceBof so
called cheap ennui
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares look
likoit.butthegenu
ino has tho name
S transky Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived
First prize at lti
International Exlii
bitions Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion, Chicago Pre
ferred by tho best
cookingauthonties,
certified to by the
most famous chein
ists for purity and
durability it 1 1
cheapest because)
BEST.
Remember this
celebrated onam
oled waro is special
ly imported for and
sold iu this city ex
cdusively by us.
ji
lt does not rust
nor absorb fjrense,
does not discolqi
nor cntcli inside, is
fruits or
vegetables,
will boil,
stew, roast
and bake
w i t h o u t
im parting
flavor of
previously
nook o d
food and
will last
for years.
We cau.
tion thu
public
against
imitations
J, B. Stetson hats for if 3 00, at A. M,
Williams & Co.'g. Bee their window.
Clarke & Falk'a fiavnring extracts are
the beat. Ask your grocer for them.
' Nasal Catarrh quickly yiVlda to tivat
inout by Ely's t'roani Halm, which N lajno
ably aromatic It in revolved tiiumuh tlio
nostrils, cleanses and heals tho whole i.ur
faco over which it dill'uaes itbulf. Druyjjiata
Boll tho 50o. bizo Trial size by mail, 10
couts. Tcbt it ami )ou are bine to continue,
tlio treatment,
Announcement.
To accommodate those who are partial
to the use of atomizers iu applying liquids
into tho nasal passages for ri rftal trou
lles, tho proprietors prepare Cream Balm in
liquid form, which will bo known as Kly't
Liquid Cream Balm. Trico including tlio
spraying tube is 75 cents. Drugguts or by
mail. Tho liquid form embodies tho mcd
iciual properties of the solid preparation. J