mays & 6
iowe
Fall
V
Voa Vtay
Have Heard
.Such expressions as "The Coat seoms to be alright, only
the collar doesn't seem to fit;" or 'I think the back wrinkles
a little." There is where the average elothior "falls down;" he
doesn't try to avoid tho wrinkles in his clothing; lie is neglectful of
dcluils. When wo sell you a suit of clothes we want your friends to
be ahle to say
Just
Two
Shoes.
"Who's Yout Clothief?"
Koll Stylos in Gents' Suits and Overcoats, Top-coals and Ul
We never have shown a greater collection, and from the im
mense sales already we know that our prices a little lower than else
where. iUany exclusive things here, too. You'll get a bettor idea
of this stock if you look through. It costs nothing to look.
stl'l':
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.
Dress Goods..
PLAID BACK GOODS for
rainy-day skirts in all tho latest
cloths.
. NEW PEBBLE SERG-ES 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 have s'omo startling bargains to
offer.
Have you seen our RAINY
DAY SUITS and SKIRTS? The
correct thing for Fall wear.
Give the department a call.
All OootlB Mnrltoci
In Plain r-"lnrc3B.
PEASE &, MAYS
The Dalles Daily GhMiiele,
- - SUIT. 21, 11)00
31 ON' DAY
( ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andrew Keller's.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"A Circus Girl"
At the Vogt tonight.
At Lylo, Club wheat in Bulling nt 51
cents mill I'.lnngtimi nt f. l r-imta
New alious fur fall and winter jiiHt re
ceived nt tho New Yuri; OhhIi Store.
A Kentucky editor, given to Imagery,
clinrjctoriz jh tho deadhead subscriber
as thu "veriforiu appendix of newspu
perdoin," Slinnlko now has tele-graphic commu
nication with tlie world nt largo, the
wires being put in ut that plnco Monday
inoriiiny.
Koiuenibor tho Lark-Kloino concert nt
tho B.ildwin tonight. Tlie curtain will
linj promptly at 8;D0, nnd it ape-chilly
desired that attendants shall be in tlieir
feats nt that hour.
Having been nue-stiuued oovernl tmieH
retjurdiiit; heir candidncy for ejueon of
thocunivnl. Miss Mvrtle Michell takes
"lis iiieiinn of announcing that alio iu
not n candidate for that honor.
Tho marriage of Mr. M. Fitzgerald,, of
Mitchell, and Miss Evelyn Maddron, of
HiIh olty, will ho celebrated nt the Chris
tian church at 8 o'clock tonight. The
pastor, Elder 1'aul Krugor, will ollioiato.
Loat Thu morning, a pocket hook
containing n twonty-dollar hill. A lib
eral reward will bu paiel for its return to
Mntiott & Fish, Umatilla House, or the
owner, 0. T. Andrews, Wasco, Sherman
county.
The Skamania Ploneoi Bays a contract
lias been lot to Ret out telophono poles
to connect Stevenson with Caeeadei
J-ocks, nnd tho eoutnuilor and a fence of
'en bewail Hotting out tho polos last
Monday.
Mr. I. N. Hargoant left nt this oflico
tills morning a lot of very handsome up
I'lus of the King of Tompkins county
variety that were grown on the Kd Wil
son ranch on Eight Mile and n bunuh
t Krapes that tipped tho boam ut 2,'.f
pounds.
If you contemplate building a houso
d desire one of tho finest locations in
the oily, We have It for Bale. Three lots,
jOxlo each, which coat tho owner 1(500,
"eold within tho next thirty dove wo
ro authorized ito tnko $300, oaBb. This
s great bargain. Hudson fc Brown
hill, Metl'lioraon, ot IJay Creek, Crook
county, returned here yesterday morn
ng after delivering nt Fossil eighty-six
hiiutUf yearling cattle, which he and S.
G Couthit, of Cioia Keys, sold to Wy
oming parties at tho rate of 20 and 22
u head. Mr. Mc Phernon, who is un ex
purionead cattle man, thinks it more
profitable to part with his yearlings at
these prices than to run tho chances and
expenses involved in keeping them ovor
a I'ouple of winters.
Thu last term of circuit court in
Whiolor county cost tho taxpayers just
$108 fiO, tliuro being n very light docket,
says tho Fossil Journal. This expense
was more than mot by a fine of .$200 im
posed upon n saloon man named Dorr,
who was convicted of selling li()Uor with
out a couuty license.
Wheat-hauling has commenced in
good earnest, and from tho indications
today it would appear tbut it has only
commenced. Thoro wero strings of
wagons this afternoon leading from the
warehouses to half way up the brewery
hill. Threshing is noarly over and from
now em tlie Kant End will be the busiest
part of town.
Fruit growors will bo interested in
learning that tho Oliver Chilled Plow
Company will give a 10-inch Oliver
Chilled vineyard plow to tho farnior or
orchnrelist making the host exhibit of
fruits ut the coming fair. It is expected
that a number of other valuable prizes
will be ofle'red for exhibits, which will
be reported lator.
Allen Fligg. eif Kudersby, and Mrs.
Lisinio Farris, of this city, wero united
iii inarringo at i! o'clock this morning by
Hev. W. B. Clifton at tho residence of
tho bride's mother, .Mrs. Davie, on
Fourth street. Mr. nnd Mib. Fligg left
-immediately after tho ceremony for
Portland, where thoy expect to upend
about a weok, nnd, on returning, will
mnko their homo on tho Fllgg ranch,
near Endorflby. Tun Chiionium: wishes
Mr. and Mrs. Fligg many happy days.
Ao a result of tho recent decision of
the secretary of tlie interior granting
tracts to Tho Dalles Miliary Wagon
Road Company, as against Bottlers with
in the overlap of tho Northern Pacific
. mi II 1-1 II I .
lnliroau, mo uauos uinii omco mis re
ceived instructions from the commis
sioner to cancel 39 homesU ds and ono
eu-sh entry, approximately ovor 0000
ucri-n, in townships 1, 2 and 3 south,
riuijre 10; townships !, 4 and 6 north,
ninsro 17, and township 4 south, range
18.
A force of carpenters commenced this
morning on a 21x40, two-atory building
for J. T. Patera on tlie lot east of tho
millinery store) of Mrs. Poriano on Second
Btrot. When completed tho lower atory
will, in part, be occupied by Mr. Blon
diti'd harbor shop. Another force of
men will commence, In a day or two,
the erection of n 10x40 building for F,
W. L. Skibbe on tho lot Immediately
east of tho Obarr .hotel which, when
ilnlshud, will bo opened as a moat murj
i.ot.
Marahal Farrlor, of Arlington, who
Friduy night shot and killed a negro by
tho namo of Jones, whom he took to bo
connected with tho robbery of Maya
& Crowe'a store a fow hours before, nnd
because tho negro refused to throw up
his hands when ordered and made a
motion towards his hip as though he
was going to draw a pisto' on the mar
shal, was arrested yesterday on a war
rant issued on the nflielnvit of tho county
coroner, Dr. A. IJ. Rudoy. Farrier's
examination was set for 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
The secreteiry of the State Press Asso
ciation shows that thoro nro in Oregon
nineteen dailies, 173 weeklies, five semi
weeklies, forty-four monthlies, two
semi-monthlies, one quarterly ; a total
of 244 publications. He classes these
papers according to the fields they rep
resent, ns follows: Republican 97;
democratic 24; people's 14; independ
ent 44 ; religiouB 27 ; poultry 2; mining
3; miscellaneous 14; stock und agricul
tural 0; fraternal 9; youths' 2; drugs
2; college 5; lumber 1; medical 1;
labor 2; commercial 1; prohibition 1.
Total 244.
Tho Umatilla House has secured tho
services of Mr. George Stoll us chef, who
comes to Tho Dalles very highly recom
mended, having been connected with
some of the l est kitchens in America.
He has been with the Alisky Winter
Garden in Portland eince it opened, and
previous to this was chef at the Butler
Hotel in Seattle. The Ilio Grande
dining car and hotel service was under
his charge. The Kuntcford, of Suit
Lake, grew under his management of
tho kitchen to have one of the best
tables in the west. Among other hotels
Mr. Stoll has been connected with may
bo mentioned the Auditorium and Ice
land hotels, of Chicago, which in iteelf
epeaks for his ability ns a first-claps
chef. Siunott & Fish are certainly to
be congratulated on securing the pervices
of Mr. Stoll, as he no doubt will make
the dining room second to none.
Ed Rondeau, a former resident of
Tygh Ridge, now of Gcrvais, Marlon
county, In company with his wife and
two childron, took tho trnlu here this
afternoon for homo, after working for
obout five weeks with tho threshing
crew of Loon Rondeau & Co., of Kings
ley. Tho machine is n now 82-inch J. I.
OrtBp, and in a run of thirty-eight days
it thro-shed 75,000 bushels of grain. The
largest day's run was 1400 sacks, which,
at an averogo of 140 pounds to the sack,
equaled 3200 bushels. In three hours,
atthoclosoof the week's run of week
before lust, 600 Backs of barley worn
threshed, giving three sack sowers nil
they could do for the time. Mr. Ron
doau thinks tho average yield for all
kinds of grain threshed by tlie Rondeau
machine was e-aslly thirty-five bushels
to tho acre. Somo wheat fields yielded
us high as fifty bushels and the lowest
yield of any was from n field of volunteer
that wont twenty-five bushels to the
noio. Mr. Rondeau, who had abundant
experience in wheat-raiding on Tygh
Ridge in tormer years, says tho average
cost of raising this year's crop on the
rldgo illl not exceed thirty cents a
bushel, In many cases it will not ex
coed twouty-five cents. So that a Tygh
Rldger with from 5000 to 10,000 bushels,
oven at tho low price of fifty cents a
bushel, will huve n handsome profit for
thia year's labor.
SEVEN BIG SHOWS SECURED.
The Entire Midway Attractions of tlie
1-ortlanil C'arnivul Will He Here.
There is no longer a shadow of doubt
that the coming fair and carnival will
be the biggest thing of the kind ever
reen in The Dalles. It will not only
have tho biggest and best exhibit of the
products of the county, but It will have
a greater number of other attractions
thau ever before niit in the city at one
time. The executive committee has
secured the presence of all the attrac
tions that were recently gathered in the
Midway at the Portland carnival; seven
big shows that will require a whole rail
road train to bring them here. Russell
& Co., the big implement house of Port
land, will have two traction engines and
two separators on the ground, and
abundance of uiitbreshed wheat to give
threshing exhibitions nightly by electric
lights generated by their own dynamo.
The committee has contracted with the
local Electric Light Co. for 15 arc lights
of 2000 candle power each, which ought
to make the grounds as light as day;
while every booth and stall will be
lighted up with its own incandescents.
Architects are at work drawing plans
for the structural woiks, and it is ex
pected that the committee will be ready
to entertain bids for their erection by
tomorrow. The co-operation of farmers
and horticulturists is earnestly solicited
in order that the exhibits along their
lines may bo equal to tho ccc.isiou and
worthy of Wasco's magnificent capacity
and lesources.
Concent 1'rogram.
Tlie following program will be ren
dered at the concert this evening at
the Baldwin opera house:
l-Aitr i.
1'ltino Duel Huugnrluii Ithninoelle Jfofiiian
MibH tiuuiie.uu unci Mr. win. JJIrgfeld.
Waltz Song from Homco Mini Jiillt-t....,..eJo;ici(
.Mr. Kllu J.iuk-Kleln.
J rit.li Folk-Soni,' Voote
Mrs. Klein.
Ave Marin from Cnvalotin KustieiWii....Vaji'7)i
Mrs. Klein.
Violin oblliito by Mr. liliRfold, with Miss
Schmidt nt the pltino.j
l'AHT II.
Duet Oh Tluit Wo Two Wow Mnylnir.AWiWHflfr
Miss Myrtle MlehelliiuU Mihs IJuim.
She) Promised to lie Mine G'cifi-
Mrs, Klein.
i.ulluby from Jocolyn (liulard
Answer Hubyn
Scotch Melody Co mln Thro' tho ltyo
Mth, Klein,
-Admission 50 cents.
full OrituiliiK,
Mrs. Jayne invites tho ladies to call
ami see her dieplay of fall and winter
hats Tuesday mid Weduesday ufler
noons, Sept 25th and 20th, at her new
store ono block east of tliepoatofilce.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children,
Tb8 Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature ot
Clark A Falk's drug
fresh and complete.
suck is new,
Votes for Oticcn or the Carnival.
At 2 o'clock thia afternoon the yote
for quoen of the carnival stood as fol
lows :
Annie Lang 147
Annie Haslam 57
Grace Scott .' 49
Cora Jole; -10
Lizzie Bonn 20
Myrtle Michel! 16
Mav Cushing 10
Melissa Hill 8
Georgia Sampson S
Florence Ilampson 7
Minnie Gosser 0
Rose Michell 5
Mrs George Blakeley 2
Delia Michelb&ch 2
Louise Michelbach 2
Minnie Michell 1
Bertha Glenn 1
Bessie Eddon 1
Maude Clarke 1
HattieCram 1
Emily Crossen 1
Mary Mclnerny 1
Bessie Lane 1
Sarah Doherty 1
Edith Fisher 1
Clara Niekplsen 1
Maggie Lake 1
Grace Enes 1
Grace Lauer 1
Lizzie Lauer 1
Millinery Orieului;.
Miss Haven, successor to Mrs. C. L.
Phillips, announces her fall millinery
opening of French pattern and house
trimmed ha.ts on Wednesday, Thursday
Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20, 27, 28,
when the most authentic styles in new
and novel millinery will be displayed.
A new shipment of ready-to-wear
6lreet hats just arrived.
I-'or Sale.
Rubber-tire buggy, at Porter's stable;
nearly new; good condition. sepOlw
W0
i -ii.w
1
Tho only store ft
thia city whero tin
Genuine Imported
Stransky-Stcel
Ware la sold,
A little higher in
prico, but outln3ts
a dozen pieces of so
called cheap enam
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other vnrc3 look
has tho name
Stransky - Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived
First prize at 16
International Exhi
bitions. Highest
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion. Chicago. Pre
ferred by tho best
cookingauthorities,
certified to by the
moht famous chem
ists for purity and
durability it is
cheapest because
BEST.
Remember this
celebrated enam
eled ware is special
ly imported for and
sold in this city ex
clusively by us.
It does not ru&t
nor absorb rjvease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
notaffectedbyacids
in fruits or
vegetables,
will boil,
stew, roast
and bake
without
imparting
flavor ot
previously
cooked
food and
will last
for years.
0$0
We can
tion tha
public
against,
irnitatiortf
A lUrcus (itrl.
Thoso who havo stcn the funny farce
"A Circus Girl" do not hesitate to de
clare it a good show. Complications of
the most laughable sort fill the tlireo
acts, and the situations are lively and
entertaining. Miss Maude Sutton in
tlie title rolo is charming and as talont
ed as pretty. Her entrance at tho close
of tlie first act, dressed in her circus
costume, invariably brings down tlm
house. Introduced specialties are also
given. The Macoy company will open
in "A Circus Girl" tonight at the Vogt.
Reserved seats 35 cents ; general admis
sion 25 cents.
To DelliHiuent T.ixpuyi'rd.
Tho County Court having authorized
tho immediate collection of dolinquout
taxes, I am compelled to comply witli
its request, ud will therefore proceed at
once to advertise. If you nro delinquent
you will save cost and expenses by im
mediate payment. All personal prop
erty unpaid will bo attached at tlie cost
and expense of tho owner without fur
ther notice. Roiickt Kki.i.y,
Sheriff of Wasco Co., Or.
The Dalles Sept. 17, 1000. 17-20d-w
Cocoa Served Free!
FREE DEMONSTRATIONS
of BREAKFAST COCOA
From the famous houso of
Walter Baker & Co., Ltd.,
DORCMESTER, MASS. J
(Established 1780.)
Will be given at tlie stores cf
Maier & Benton and Pease & Mays,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Sept. 84, 25 and 26, 1900, all day.
A young lady, dressed to represent the trade mark of the compaii "La
Belle Chocolatlero1' will servo the Cocoa free of charge, and give full Instructions
as to tho proper method of preparing the same.
A most cordial invitation Is extended to the public of The Dalles to call ut
the above-mentioned stores and test the merits of this celebrated Cocoa.
FREE TO ALL.