Yoa VTay
ave Heard
Such expressions rts "The Coat seoms to be alright, only
the collar doesn't seem to fit;" or 'I think the back wrinkles
a little." There is whore the average clothier "falls' down;" he
doesn't try to avoid the wrinkles in his clothing; ho is neglectful of
details. Whon we sell you a suit of clothes we want your friends to
hf able to say
"Who's Yout Clothief?"
Foil Stylos in Gents' Suits and Overcoats, Top-coats and Ul
sters. Wo never havo shown a greater collection, akd from the im
jiu'iise sales already wo know that our prices a little lower than else
where. Many exclusive things here, loo. You'll get a better idea
of this slock if 'ou look through.
It costs nothing to look.
Just
Two
Shoes.
Children's Kangaroo Calf, but
ton and lace.
Children's Kid, button and lace.
Heavy Soles plump stock.
Sizes 6 to 8 $1.15
Sizes 8 1-2 to 11, - $1.35
Sizes 11 1-2 to 2, - $1.65
Excellent School Shoes,
money's worth in every pair.
Your
Pease & Mays'
Shoe Department.
Fall
Dress Goods..
PLAID BACK GOODS for
rainy-day skirts in all tho latest
cloths.
NEW PEBBLE SERGES, in
navy and black.
VENETIAN CLOTHS for
tailor suits.
Suit and Skirt
Department.
In our Suit and Skirt Depart
ment the stock is now complete, and
we havo some startling bargains to
offer.
Havo you seen our RAINY
DAY SUITS and SKIRTS? The
correct thing for Fall wear.
Give the department a call.
All CooiIh Marked
In Plain Figures.
PEASE & MAYS
mays & Crowe
ill)
The Dalles Daily Chronicle,
runny
SEPT. 21. 1000
( ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andrew Keller's.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
New hIiol'h for full and winter jtiat re
ceived ut tho Now York Cash Storo.
J. 0. I.uckey bus accepted n position
in tlu Lane blacksmith shop of thin
city.
Don't forgot tomorrow's sale of child's
(Irenes ami bays' waists ut A. M.
Williams A Cu'u.
Keinetiiber that Hudson & Brownhill
hive plenty of r.ionoy to loan ut reason
able ratea of inturoat.
Mrs. Harford, atnto president of the
W. 0. T. U., will speak ut tho M. N.
church tonight tit 7:30. Como out and
hear the talented speaker.
A marriage llcenso was issued today
to Allan H. Fiijjp, f Kiht Mile, and
J.146IU ,i. rarrie, 01 mis ctiy.
Charley Dentou ia still bringing inl
from liiH Mill creek ranch from ten to
tweuty-llvo boxes of ripo strawberries
(hilly. '
Tomorrow, Soptombot 22nil, tho r.u
tuinlnal equinox occurs. Tho sun risia
aii'l sets at 0 o'clock and autumn lu-lnu
ollicially.
II. Glenn & Co. 'a paint and oil huuoo
will bu fully represented at the coming
ctrnlval with as largo a Btand as there
will he on tho ground.
I'un't full to eee tho Macoy Comedy
i the liiuuhablo furnn. "A Circuit Girl."
Voyt on next Monday evening.
at the
'tittmay the company will present "Quo
VmiiBl' ' 1
There ia a bunch of twelvo flat keys
0I ring at this office that the owner
cm have by calling? ior them uud paying
for this notice. They were found about
vear au.o.
Arlington ia anld to have n genuine
wee of smallpox. The victim is tho
young son of Mre. Carter, and it io oup
pond that he was exposal unite-disease
during n recent ylnlt to Uoise City.
So Hiecestjful hna been inoculation
a?aiitHt cholera nuning coolies omployed
"V tea planters in India that tho nattvoB
ro now cagor for the slmplo operation.
fhe planters have clauses in their con
tracts calling for Inoculated coolies.
H. llowore, manager of tbo Hotel
Portland, accompanied by u numbor of
Pfouilnent railroad men of Portland,
WH1 arrive bore this evening on the 0:2o
PsenBor. They will remain over till
the next train and proceed to Pendleton
t ' attend the carnival At that place.
I'rofeBsor Sandvlif'a opening dunce of
the season will be given at the Baldwin
next Saturday night. Theie dances
Proved very popular last season, and the
professor will spare no efTort to have
them conducted along the lines that
have already met tbo approval of the
public. I'Os-St
Tbo night watch nun hot night ar
rested u rancher from White Salmon for
drunkenness. The man had considera
ble money on hie person, which bis im
prisonment probably kept him from
squandering. Ae no chaige was booked
against him, the recorder turned him
l'tosc this morning.
We have a long list of country and
city properly for sale cheap. Ab an
illustration we cut sell you a good five
room house with two lots, 50x120; good
barn and well of pure cold water; twelve
bearing fruit trees, convenient to schools,
for $051); easy term. Hudson & Brown
hill, opposite U. S. laud ofllce.
Tickets for tho Lark-Klein concert
Monday night are selling at a very lively
rate. It is quite certain there will be a
f ill house and it is even suspected us
probable that the Baldwin will not con
tain all who may wish to attend. If
you want to be sure of a seat you ought
to lose no time in securing a ticket.
It. T. Elton brought to
morning the sculps of three catamounts
which lie killed recently near his IioueOj
on the north fork of Mill creek. Onu ofi
them lie shot and the others trapped.
The two trapped were big fellows that
were canalile of doing a heap of mischief
around a farm house or among a baudl
it
mi?
of sheep.
The time when tho balloting for queen
of the carnival will close has not been
dellttllely fixed, but it will bo in a day
or two and the announcement duly
made. The date will probably be
Wednesday, October Ud, and the hour
probably 0 o'clock p. in. This will give
the queen six days, including Sunday,
wherein to prepare her robes of ollicu.
At 2 o'clock this afternoon Marshal
Driver arrested a white man, a stranger
lit the city, for Belling liquor to Indians.
The man is eaid to havo furnished
enough liquor to a lot of Indiana in the
East End yesterday to have made them
all drunk. One ol them, who la known
aa Oharlio Tuinwator, was bo drunk thia
afternoon that the marshal bad to half
carry him to the lock-up, wheto ho now
languishes.
Thero is a practically unlimited de
mand for all weighty mules of the best
o'ass. In East St. Louis a pair that
brought the scalo-boam up at 3,'JOO
pounds changed hands at $17C, which ia
tho host prico -reported paid in years on
that market. A ful' carload of good,
big, though not extra niulos recently
b.'ought tflS5 around at tbo same point
and the orders for that sort are very far
1 om being filled,
Tun OiutoNici.i: baa it on good author
ity that the diUiculties of the Paul Mohr
portage will aoou be adjusted, and prob
ably in litno to haudle a portion of this
year's crop of grain. The company has
oft'ors, from various sources, of all the
money it will require to discharge exist
lag obligations and start the plant .Into
operation. They are now considering
which otter It will be best to accept.
When a determination is arrived at it
will only reqniro two or three weeks to
have the plant ready for huidling
freight.
Two Astoria men got to discussing
politics, when one of them told the
other that lie didn't have ns much Bense
as a dog, whereupon the other pulled
bis revolver and fired, but hit nothing
but tho air. Albany Democrat. The
real point in the incident referred to has
been overlooked by the Democrat man,
and is real'y funny. The facts as re
potted are that one man told the other
not to be too docmatic in bis political
statements. Tho other, who was a poor
linguist, imagined be bad been likened
to a dog, and immediately went on the
warpath, resulting in the shooting. He
was evidently a disciple of Bryaniem.
At least one ancient widower in
town is reaping a harvest ,of fun from
the balloting for the queen of the
carnival. We met hiii)' this morning
with liia pockets etitiled with tickets
that he had just purchased from Charlie
Stephens. He'explained that he had to
- iHnj" tne tickets in Aeit-ueretiBe. binco
town this the balloting began' all the pretty girls
Unmounts, on the blurt' whereho lives, whenever he
happened to meet' them, wauted to kiss
him, and the thing lias got so tiresome
that now whenever one of them puckers
her lips hcjust hands her r. ticket and
tells her to go and vote it for herself.
That pleases the girl and paves his lips
a good deal of unnecessary wear and
tear.
A few months ago a paragraph was
going the rounds of tho press alleging
that Mrs. Eddy,-the founder of Chris,
tian Science, was sulfering from a can
cer that was expected to soon end her
life. Tun Ciiiioxici.u published the
paragraph, huving no reason to suspect
that it was a pure invention, which it
now turns out to lie. For Mrs. Eddy,
who ia very retired in her habits, Ia ely
appeared in public at tho Concord state
fuir and notwithstanding her age, which
is said to be more than'three Ecoro and
ten, it was lemarkcd that "alio ia youth
ful in appearance and vigorous in every
act and movement. Her bright, spark
ling eye, her clear, fair complexion, her
quick, vivacious movements, beepoko a
strong body And a forceful Intellect."
Whatever pooplo may think of Mrs.
Eddy'a theories of healing, it ia veiy
evident they lied about her who said she
wtiB sud'uilng from a fatal disease.
In addition to the sfl.COO.OOO worth of
wotk done In tho paBt UpciiI year by the
O. R, & N. Co., in straightening curves,
replacing bridges, etc., on its line the
Baker City Democrat says: A fow' days
ago President A, L, Mohler let contracts
for $500,000 worth of additional work,
which w ill put tho road bed of this com
pany into the boat possible condition
and ranking with any transcontinental
or trunk line road. A largo force of
men was put to work this week between
tunnel No, 3, just west of f ho Dalles and
a point, twolve miles beyond, and in
cluding tunnel No, 2, From a careful
Inspection made-of this section of the
Hue It cau be sajd with confidence that
it is tho most important tfork yet ever
undertaken by the company, and will
absorb more than .300,000 of the new
appropriation. This section of the line
has been one of the most crooked on the
road, following all of the curves of the
river, and has been a bugbear to the
transportation department for years.
In a distance of eight miles, the im
provements contracted tor will elimin
ate 9u0 degrees of track curvation ; will
reduce grades aud replace bridges with
rock filling. In straightening out ttiie
piece of track a new tunnel will be made
just west of tunnel No. 2 and will be 600
feet in length. Nine miles of new work
has also been.cotnmenced at Echo in the
way of changing tho line, curves and
grades.
Special Meeting of tho Council.
A special meeting of the council 'vas
held Inst nigbt, at which F. Lempke, W.
Shackelford, F. Gunning, J. L. Kelly
aud H. Liebe were present, with Mayor
Dufur in the chair.
C. L. Phillips, representing tho street
carnival, requested the council to pass
an ordinance giving the fait- ntannge-
ment the right to occupy so much of the
public streets as may be deemed neces
sary. Tho council proceeded to pass an
ordinance giving the fair the right of
exclusive use and occupation for the
space of live days, from October 9th to
October 11th inclusive, of all that part
of Third street situated between Jeffer
son and Washington, lying between the
sidewalks on both sides of Third Gtret;
also Lrtughlin street from the alley be
tween Second and Third streets to fifty
feet south of the south lino of Third
streot.
At the request of Mr. Phillips another
ordinance was passed granting to the
officers of the Street Fair and Carnival
all moneys that may be collected for
licenses, as provided by city ordinance,
for any show, exhibition, game or privi
lege that may operate or exhibit during
the time of the fair, when such are con
ducted in the fair or in connection there-with.
If there is any chance to boom your
town, boom it. Don't bo a clam. Dou't
bu a kicker. Don't pull a long face and
get sour in your stomach. Hope a bit.
Get. a smile on you. Hold up your
head. Get n hold with botlt hands;
then pull. Bury your hatchet. Drop
your tomahaw. Hide your llttlo ham
mer. When o stronger comes hero jolly
him. Tell him thia is tho best town on
the coast. It is. Don't get mulish.
Don't roast. Just jjlly, All men like
to bo jillled, always. So jolly. Get
popular. It's dead eacy. Help your
self along. Push your friends with you,
and soon you'll have a whule procession.
No man ever helped himself by knock
ing other people down. You cannot
climb the ladder of fiino by stepping on
other people's corns. They're their
coniB, not yours. And they're tender.
Keep off the corns. All men are not
alike. Once in a while you may find
one who Is very much alike; but some
are different. You are not the only
sblrit in the wash. If vou don't like
their style, let 'em alone. Don't knock.
Walk right in. And make yourself look
pleasant. You'll get used to it. There's
no end of fun in minding your own bu
siness. It makes otber people like you
better. Better have other people stuck
on you than set stuck on yourself. No
body gets stuck on a kicker. Don't bo
one, nor two.
The street fair is coming. It needs
5'our help. Put your shoulder to the
wheel. Get a move on yourself. And
when its all over you'll bo able to sav
"We did it; .
Votes for Oueeu or the Carnival ,
At 2 o'clock this afternoon tho vote
for queen of the' carnival stood as fol
lows :
Annie Lang 124
Grace Scott 4U
Cora Joles 28
Lizzie Bonn 17
Mvrtle Michell G
Melissa II ihl 8
Minnie Goseer 0
Florence Hantpson 6
Itose Michell 5
May dishing 5
Georgia Sampson 4
Mrs George Blakeley 2
Delia Michelbacb 2
Louise Michelbach 2
Minnie Michell 1
Bertha Glenn 1
Bessie Eddon 1
Annie Haslam 1
Maude Clarke 1
Ilattie Cram 1
Emily CroBsen
1
Mary Mclrieruy , 1
Advertised I.eitem
Following is the list of letters remain
ing in tho postoflice at Tho Dallea un
called for September 21, 1900. Persons
calling for the same will give date on
which they were advertised:
A'lamsnn, Albort Peters, At
Alltn, James
Urakoy, H C
Cadle, Alpha
Harris, H
Htiber, Joe
Kelly, W II
Longren, Aug
Morgan. W C
Miller, Miss E.ora
Murphy. Will H
McKarneg, Henry
Simereon, Cltas
Simmons, Birt
Smith, J C
Turner, Chas E
Wbeber, W II
Wolf. Clint
Wenigren, Carl
Beatvvell, Mrs Ellen
Hiilvutlon A i my.
Brigadier and Mrs. Marshall, divi
sional officers, will conduct special meet
ings for the salvation of bouIs Saturday,
tho 22J, and all day Sunday, tho 2IJd, at
tho Salvation Army hall. All are welcome.
Ice Cream and
Oyster Parlors
Mrs H. L. Jones has opened ice
cream and oyster parlors in Carey U tl
lard's old eland. She carrier
A full line of Candies,
Nuts and Cigars.
The placo has been thoroughly ren
ovated, aud a share of the public patron
age is solicited.
VOGT
Tho only storo ft
tin's city where the
Oefluine Imported
Stransky-Steel
Ware is sold.
A little higher In
price, but outlasts
a dozen pieces of so
called cheap cnatn
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares look
has tho name
Stran3ky -Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not 6c deceived
First prize txt 1C
International Exhi
bitions. Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhlbi
tion. Chicago Pre
ferred by tho best
cookingauthorities,
certified to by the
most famous chem
ists for purity and
durability it ia
cheapest because
BEST.
Remember this
celebrated enam
eled ware is special
ly imported for and
Bold in this city ex
clusively by us.
jj
It does not rust
nor absorb grease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
notaffectedbyncids
in fruita oc
vegetables,
will boil,
stew, roast
and bake
without
imparting
flavor of
previously
cooked
food and
will last
for years.
.o$o.
We cau
tion tita
public
ngair.Sk
imitation
Opera House
F. J. CLARKE, Manager.
TWO NIGHTS,
Commencing Monday, Sept. 24.
The Macoy.
boniedy Oompany.
WITH
Special Flays.
Special Scenery.
Special Cars.
Thitty Clever Artins.
Baud and Oichcstru.
Farce Comedy,
Tho Up-to-D.Uo
FIRST NIGHT The
entitled "A Circus Girl.'
SECOND NIG II T-
I'lav, "Quo Vadis."
Popular Prices.
Seats on pale at Clarke fi Kalk's.
to
RCaiSTIRtO-
CHOCOLATE
BON BONS.
FRESH TODAY.
DIREOT from the FACTORY
AT EASTERN PRICES.
Geo. C. Blakeley,
The Druggist.
It. K. 831 ITU,
Osteopath.
R001U8 10 and 11, Cunratiail Block, Tho Dalles,
Oregon. fiV-t