foelofs
Hstts.
To tho well -dressed masculine world, Roolofa Hats need no
rccomiiioiHlatioi). They havo for many years represented tho high
er slandard, creating llio styles and furnishing tho models for all
the imitations in the hat trade.
Wo carry the full lino of tho otW standard goods. We have
Til 10 BEST at prices ranging down to $1.25 for men, and 50c and
$1.00 for youths; with, of course, tho usual exhaustive stock of boys'
and children's novelties in hats and caps.
A Shirt Wind oca.
A window, full of shirts todav. A hundred patterns of NEW
FALL SHIRTS, including THE MONARCH. Here's a shirt
worth while studying. Tho variety of patterns is the largest, and
tastiest and the quality the best to' be had anywhere. Every shirt
in the lat a fitter.
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. Your
money's worth in every pair.
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 ad Skirt Depart
ment tho stock is now complete, and
wo havo some startling bargains to
offer.
Have you seen our RAINY
DAY SUITS and SKIRTS? The
correct thing for Fall wear.
Give tho department a call.
All Gooclu Marked
In Pltiln Fltfurus.
PEASE &, MAYS
The Dalles Daily Gimmick
W KILN KS DAY
SEPT. 20. 1903
ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andrew Kollor's.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
I vhv u Mvotit jouiik mother stuinl
Where Mimv liml drifted n'ur the land,
A h.iho win lyiiiR on her breast,
It Imuilit form
Apiliist hurself alio fondly jircsattl
To keep It warm.
In Inter yeam I jmsm'iI unco mora
And caw her nt the cnttiiijo door;
A boy whs lylni; on her knvu,
Her look was irrlm.
Mill, still'erlni; Joshua! how ohu
WiiH wiirinlnir htm 1
(JIiIcuro Tlme.s-llernlil
New hIiocb for full ond wintur just re
coived ut tho New York CubIi Store.
Profeeaor Sandvig'o eecoiul dance of
tho season will be given nt the Baldwin
Saturday night. B20-20
A marriage licenso was issued toduy
to ICrnat Lueddoimuin mid Elizabeth
Kleiinor French.
A marriage licenan w.ib issued yester
'ly lo ClmrloB K. Hayley nnd Juliet
Jonee, of Antolopo.
Wheat thiR morning dropped a cent a
bushel, mid stood for tho day in this
m.irkct ut CO cents for No. 1 Club.
A lodno of tho A. O. U. W. was organ
izeil at Slmnlko luat weolc with thirty
members. Eleven members of Antelope
I-odne, No. . , and ubont thirty mem
bers (if U'llftcn M.iro mill Hr.i.u V.,ll,...
I'iIkob ablated.
The animal re-port of Joy Lynch,
Kint of tho Yakima Indian reservation
t Fort Simeou, has been made public.
Hu gives tho population of the reserve
tlonua LilOO people, nnd the lands held
tno trlho us 800,000 acres. -
Horn, Tuesday, 25ih Instant, nt iSorth
Ultima, Wnsh., to Mr. unci Mrs. M. B.
Muiehie, formerly of thin city, u son.
ura. Murchio u ill io roinomberodaa,,
iiuiiHj oyiveaior, Aiotuer uuu
child were doing well at laet accounts.
The laat payment due the Nez Percea
'or tho coaaion of tho anrplus lands on
Hie reservation is about to bo made, nnd
will nmonnt to tho neat little Bum of
92,718, which vlll bo distributed
among tho 1700 Indians on the resorvu
t'on, which will give them $55 each.
Attending the Spokane Industrial ex
position this year, which opens next
TuiMlay, October 2d, will be like going
to a fashlonablo thoator.' Tho Bents nro
to bo cuahlonod and heated by steam
nd;ono of tho beat batidH of Europo
comes nil tlio way from Italy to fnrnlah
mitalc,
Tho first frost of tho season nt this
Plci occurred Inst nidH. It wna not
80yoro, although plaint visible on tho
Bldewnika and roofs A houses half nn
our after sunrise. According to the
wosther bureau the average date on
which the first "killing froat occurred
in autumn durini; tho iriist twenty-eight
years was November 2ith.
Dow Palmer, who pua well-known m
this city while operator for the Western
Union Telegraph Co., died this morning,
September 20tli, nl the home of hia
mother in Salem, On;., of quick con
sumption which he ia auid to huvo eon-
trar.ted from a fellow-operator.
Since the O. It. has taken con
trol of tlio Ihvnco Knilwoy & Navigation
Company's property, work line been in
progress placing tlio roadbed in good
condition. It ia understood that the
company ia preparing to haul logs from
Shoalwater bay to the Columbia.
The Astoria News ptibliuliea a Btato
ment made by u seiner to the edict that
one of the traps near Cathlamet had
thirteen tone of llsh on Die opening day
of the season. It had been tiahmg for
about n week before the season oponed.
Another of the traps in that vicinity
can ulit bo many fieii that the pot would
not hold them, and all escaped.
One of tho worst wind storms in the
history of the country waa experienced
in Eastern Waabiugton Saturday. In
Spokane the wind blew forty-eight
milcH an hour for a few miuuteB, a velo
city equalled but twice iu eighteen
yenrs. There wua a fall of fourteen de
grees in the temperature in less than
half an hour.
Monday morning, when tho janitor of
tho state houee at Salem, opened the
doors of tho weat portico, he found three
dozen dead English sparrows on the
stairway. Thoy had dashed thomselvea
to death agninat the walls and coitinga
illuminated by the brilliant electric
light, and were probably driven from
their roost in the domo by the owla that
haunt tho cupitol.
A stranded whnlo nbout ifly feet in
longtli was ono of tho yyhts for tho
curlotiB at Seaaido on Saturday after
noon, says the Aatorhiu. Tho whale
ran too close in shoiVat low tide, or as
tho tide was going out, and was left
high and dry oiytlio sands. An Kb im
mense carcass might become a hard
proposition to dispose of if killed, it waB
not disturbed and at' tlio next high tide
it got off and escaped.
Malcolm S. Jameaou, who was deputy
Unitod Statoa marshal at this place
about ton fyearB ago, nnd who went to
Manila with tlio Oregon Volunteers and
was promoted while there from sergoant
to second lloutenant, is lyiug very ill at
St. Vlncont's Hospital in Portland, nnd
nt laat accounts tile case was considered
almost hopeless, and his mother, who
resides in Now York, has beon sent for.
He Iiiib been ill for nearly three uiontlie.
It Ib said that Ashland people didn't
wnke up enough to know that there was
an editorial association meeting iu that
city laat week. Tiiia mado the Record
man mad, and ho wrole hot BtulT under
tho bond. "A Cold Reception. Ashland
Gives tho Oregon. Press Association the
Marble Heart nnd tho Klondike Ularo.
A Discreditable Affair." Everywhere
eUe the editors have beon treated with
tho greatest of courtesy and considera
tion, banqueted, niven rides, etc., to
much bo that this jtiried them. Albany
Democrat.
Attorney General Blackburn has ren
dered an opinion on county nseeaements
to the effect that county clerks must re
turn the summary of the assessment
roll in accordance with the provitiotiB of
the law of 1800, and cannot make other
classifications than are designated by
that act. The attorney-general, there
fore, advised that summaricB of the as
sessment "rolls be not tiled in tho office
of the secretary of state, unless the clas
sification given in the act of 1S!)9 arc
followed.
A pitiuble and unusual ease came be
fore the city recorder laet nicht, wheu a
young man cf 20 years or so asked lodg
ing for the night in the city jail. The
recoider asked the lad if he had bad lib
eupper and understood him lo say that
hie wants in this respect had been sup
plied, but was surprised this morning to
find the boy claiming that he had not
eaten anything since Monday morning.
He was promptly supplied with a good
breakfast aud went hie way. Tho boy
claimed that he could have obtained
employment at Moaier but was too sick
and weakly to stand tiie work.
Two employes on the O. R. & N. im
provements near Moaier came to town
yesterday afternoon and proceeded to
load themselves with forty rod lightening
and as a natural result, after spending
the night in the city skookum house,
found themselves this morning in the
presence of bis honor Judge Gates,
charged with tho crime of drunkenness.
Tlio judge, ae ie hie wont, slezed them
up aa being able to pay a fine of if 2 each
nnd so mulcted tbein, but he over
estimated their resources for tho night's
carousal had exhausted their exchequer
aud they were returned to the pen to
servo out their finca.
1'EOrLK CUfltlXC AND GOING,
Uinkle, of Ante-
gone to
VotoH for (uoen of the Carnival .
At 2 o'clock this afternoon the yote
for queen of the carnival etood as fol
lows :
Annie Haslam 135
Cora .folea Ill
Grace Scott 1)8
ValoEca Liebo 08
Lizzie Donn 70
Clara Nickelsen -12
Louise Mlcholbach 52
May Gushing 10
Georgia Sampson 8
Mtlllutiry Oiienliic.
Mies Haven, successor to Mrs, C. L,
Phillips, announces her fall millinery
opening of French pattorn and houso
trimmed tints on Wedueadny, Thursday
Friday nnd Saturday, Sopt. 20, 27, 28,
when tho moat nuthentle styles In new
and novel millinery will be displayed.
A new shipment of ready. to-weur
street hats just arrived.
The New York Cash Store is the sole
agent for the Hamilton Brown Shoo
Go.'b line of footwear.
Cark & Falk are never cloaed Sunday
JXm't forget this.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm
lope, are in town.
Deputy Sheriff Sexton has
Waninitia on official buainees.
F. H. Button, of Hood River, was in
town last night and left for home on the
Regulator this morning. .
Martin Z. Donnell and wifo left yester
day for North Yakima, where they will
visit the Washington state fair. v--
Mrs. J. G. Robertson and daughter,
Miss Maudie, weie paseenpers on the
Regulator this morning for Portland to
spend a few days visiting friends.
Max I.ueddemann, of the Antelope
Herald, is in the city for the purpose of
attending the wedding of his brother.
Ernst, which takes place tonight at the
M. E. church.
Profeeaor Sandvig left on t ho noon
train for Heppner, where he will orga
nize a weekly dancing clasa next Friday
night. He will be back here in time to
conduct his Saturday night dance at the
Baldwin. "
This Escaped Editorial Censorship.
TRICKS PLAYED WITH JEWELS
How the Value- of Gem la Sometimes
IucreHHcd hy Adroit Jeweler.
The Walla Walla Statesman, since
Colonel Parker left it, ia one of the most
intense calamity howling institutions
that The Chronicle wots of. Yet here
is what it published last Tuesday in the
form of an interview with a Walla
Walla man who had just returned from
Visiting a number of logging camps on
the Sound:
"I found them all in a nourishing con
dition, both in the point of increase since
last summer and iu genera permanency.
I never saw the West Side in such a
prosperous condition; industries of
every sort are in full operation, and
there is not an idle man to be seen. In
fact, there is a great scarcity of laborers
aud thousauda of men are right now
needed in the immense logging camp3 of
Paget Sound. Good wages are being
paid for every kind of labor. When 1
was in the little town of Cosmopolia I
had the pleasure of seeirfgoyer two hun
dred men lino up, last Saturday even
ing, in front of u large lumber and box
factory to receive their week's wages.
About six hundred men were paid oil
that eveniui;. Tho same condition ex
ists everywhere I visited."
The editor of the Statesman ought to
ccaeo calamity-howling or make u more
vigoioua use of his blue pencil. v
GOING EAST-
If you intend to tako a trip East, nsk
your ticket agent to routo you via The
Great Wabash, a modern and up-to-date
railroad iu every particular.
Through trains from Chicago, Kansas
City, Omaha or St. Louis to New York
and New England points. All trains
run via Niagara Falls nnd every through
train has free reclining chair care, Bleep
ing aud dining care.
Stop ovf r allowed on all tickets at Ni
agaru Fulls. Ross O. Clink,
Pacific Coast Pass, Apt,,
Los Angeles, Calif.
O. S. Ciiank, G. P. A., St. Louis, Mo.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Tie Kind You Havi Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
There are tricks in all trades and tlie
tricks of the jewelers are sbmetimesso
adroit as to deceive the nioyt expert
who are unfamiliar with them. Larg-e
rubies, can now be made out of tm a 11
that would, when cut, take in even an
ixpert lapidary if he trusted to his eye
only. He must examine with a micros-cope
to detect the vamped-up ttone.
Some bubble,- in it are then visible,
that is all. The double refraction, that
t'epth of color which is a carets to the
eye, and the liar(?ncs are there. The
vnmped-np ruby is produced by melting-
the small rubies into one. A clover
device of jeweler.' who go in for cheap
iKs.y or cheating--is to bet a ro.e dia
mond on a foundation of paste. The
gold settluy hides the joint.
The first application on a Inrjre scale
of this, trick took place not Inn nyo
nt Brussels. A man entered n jeweler's
shop, and, saying he had 'c;i! at rou
lette and needed money, ut once of
fered for sale his wife's necklace. The
price lie atked was only half the'ap
parent value. The jeweler examined
it, found the wide refraction of the din
mond which is. the winse of those bril
liant fireworks, but still was mistrust
ful. "As you are so hard up," he said, "1
can't do anything. My condition for a
transaction is thin that you leave this
necklace with me for two days." This
was' agreed to. lie took the first ex
press to Parisian.! showed tho necklace
to some experts'. They took part of it
to pieces and discovered the fraud.
SPARROWS PURSUE A CAT.
Iow ft Tabby Lost Her Life hy Iu
dulKlutr Hur niaraudiuir
IHviioultlou,
The ivy which o.Mm'bK. the north wall
of the United Coiiffregatioiial church
in Newport, It furiii.shes a retreat
for thousands nf sparrows, A cat had
noticed the birds, and no doubt con
ceived the unrt'.'is-onalih) idea that here
she iniyht p(.-ibly tiwl a nest with a
toothsome ye.ung- bird in it. So pussy
climbed the ivy and reached a point
whore, she had seen one of the birds
disappear amid the thick leaves.
Stretching out its paws where it sup
posed a nest would be a loud chattering
ensued and a m, rind of spairows dart
ed out and attacked the cat with fury.
It was indeed a vicious onslaught,
They pecked and chattered and flut
tered at a great rate ami the eat was
bewildered. To free ItsoJf from the
assault the cat spit and fought aud
howled, but It was of no use, the birds
kept at It until their enemy fell to
the ground. This did not stnp'the com
bat of the birds. Thf. kept pecking
away until they were rtred. The cat
did not move and occasionally a spar
row would drop to the ground a safe
distance from its enemy, as if to tee
if it was dead. Some littL- time after
ward a witness of this strange strug
gle went to the spot and found that the
cat was dead. Its eyes hud been lit
irally dug out and Its head was a mass
of bleedjug wouuds.
Subacribe for The Chronicle,
To Delinquent Taxpayer.
The County Court having authorized
the immediate collection of delinquent
taxes, I am compelled to comply with
Its rrqueet, and will therefore proceed nt
onco to advertlee. If you are delinquent
you w ill save cost nnd expenses by Im
mediate nnyment. AM personal prop
el ty unpaid Mill be attached at tho coat
and expense of tho owner without fur
ther notice. Rodkiit Kkm.y,
Sheriff of Wneco Co., Or.
The Dallt-P Sept. 17. 100U 17 29J-W
Full Oiienliij;,
Mra. Jnyno Invites the ladies lo call
nnd see her display of fall and winter
hats Tuesday and Wednesday after
noons, Sopt 25th and 20th, at her new
storo one block east of the pnstoflice.
mays & Crowe
The only store f
this city where th
Oenulne Imported
Stransky-Stecl
Ware is sold,
A little higher in
price, but outlasts
a dozen pieces of so
called cheap enaru
eled ware.
BEWARE!
Other wares look
has the name
Strnnsky Steel
Ware on each piece.
Do not be deceived
First prize at 1C
International Exhi
bitions. II ip; best
award at Worlds
Columbian Exhibi
tion. Chicago. Pre
ferred by the best
cookingauthorities,
certified to by the
most famous chem
ists for purity and
durability it is
cheapest because
BEST.
Remember thia
celebrated enam
eled waro is special
ly imported for and
sold in thi3 city ex
clusively by us.
It docs not rust
nor absorb grease,
does not discolor
nor catch inside; is
not aflectcd by acids
in fruits or
veiieiauies,
...HI 1 . - : 1
stew,
t
boil,
roast
l.r. I.,,
with ou t
imparting
flavor o
previously
( n n It il
food
nnd
Inst
for years.
will
Wo cau.
tion tlio
public
against
imitation
ncsisuiuQ.
CHOCOLATE
BON SONS.
FRESH TODAY.
DIRECT from the FACTORY
AT EASTERN PRICES.
Geo. C. Blakeley,
The Druggist.
J. A. EBEELE,
pipe Jail orip
A completo line of Fall and Winter
Suiting, l'antlnt'e and Overcoating, now
on dirplay, 100 diliVrent varietur to ee
K'ct from.
Suits, $20 apd up.
Call and examine goods beforo boIiik
eleosrhere. Second etreet, opp, Maya
& Crowe's,