EASTERN OHEGOH'S
9r '
DRESS GOODS.
Hero are u few offerings of the Benson's latest and most at
tractive materials for Full Wear:
llliiok Ciunol'tt Hulr nt $1, $1,25 and if 1.50
llliii'k Pebble Serge Bt $1.25 and $1.50
Wm" inn Suitings, 00 In. wide, 0 different colorings $1.50
Itep. Cords, ftibelinee, Will iconic, Ottomans, Armivres itnd
Itirnthens, in nil solid colors, from if I to $1.00 pur yard
A fm'' cjllcctlon of English Pierolus at $2.50, $,'( nnd $3.50 yd
Blanket and Comfort Department.
Fine I.uulunted Comforts 2.50, 3 nnd .13.50
Knai 1) ) n $7.50, $8 50 and $10 each
Blankets in SO different qunlitioB.
We ask everyone to make themselves nt home in oar store.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
Flil DAY
- OCT. 5, 1900
( ICE CREAM and
ICE CREAM SODA
At Andrew Keller's.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Conceit tonight ut the Methodist
church. l'logrnm commences at 8:30.
Wanted -A hoy of steady habits to
ork in .u store. Inquire nt this oflice.
o5 lw
Gallon Mrs. Morgan for urt embroid
eries, also decorative work in oil nnd
water colore. 2 (it
llio Slmniko Lender Buys Shnnlko and
vicinity will be well represented nt The
IWlts carnival.
One hour's instruction given with
'very phlow purchased this week at
Mrs. Morgan'. 2-Gt
ClmrleH Stewart and Grace Henderson
cre united in murnnge last night, Oct.
tb, at the Obarr hotel iu this city, by
Justice Timothy BrownhiH.
Lost A brown Uockor Spankl, wlta-
Miuo of owner, IV F. Mohr, on collar.
A reward will be given for his return to
theonm-r at tho European House. 2t
Owing to circumstances over which
I'rofeftswr Sandvig has no control, his
usual Saturday night dance nt the Bald
lnv,l ti it be hold tomorrow night.
fho Sanation Armv will have u sale
f good-, idiiu a colleti nnd cake social,
0" Sa'urday, October (1th, for tho bene
fi ff tl,, ir work In this country. All
f web me. 2t
TllO i.f . .1 1. . I il l I
w '" was uroKen mis morning
or the now Wllt0r mu l0 cvosa
creek nt the Fourth btreet bridge and
'urniil, U)g Jtlvor fluid to tho residents
'Mc(j,nty avenue.
H. W. Weber, who has been traveling
through Wheeler and Gilliam counties
" tl'e interest of his brother's nursery,
")e the fariiiors over that way ull talk
oi attending The Dalles carnival nnd nn
lM llio weather should prevent their
"'nliig lu, ia assured they will hn hero
toigu mimberp.
iuu informed that 0. L. Phillips
" put on exhibition at tho comlug
''If I liltll or lu'n v l-.lu Itnll' r nulinrn
chlckiuiH, liitoly i in norted from the East
" T. Brownhill is the owner of u fine
wi ol
WhltB
II
Imported white Wyundottos,
"ml Burred llocke nnd light
"'AlUnaH. u-lilMi olict ...ill ..1
""on during the fair.
A football contest betweon Heppner
ajil Tim Dalies ie an assured fact as one
oi the features of the coining carnival.
ti"i) ilxd for tho game ie the after
noon of Saturday, the 13th, the last day
0 "tufair. A epeclal trulu will brintr
J"0 Heppner playore here. They will
accompanied by at least 160 citizens
n probttblytwJoe that number. The
PWtol will leave Heppner Friday room
Fop
-Department.
Wo arc showing an
exquisite line of -Fu r
Jackets, Capes, Collar
ettes and Scarfs, from
$1.50 to
$40 each.
Our
fng and arrive here on the 1 :15 p. m.
train and will return on the midnight
train Saturday night.
Mount Hood Camp No. 59. W. O. W.
of this city, have decided to take a part
In the biggest of big parades. We are
told they will have something handsome,
and you bet they will, for they are
noted for tricks of that kind. A com
mittee of workers are already spending
time and money very freely with that
end in view.
The Columbia Packing House received
today, in a small bunch of beef cattle
bought of John Keidro of Klickitat
county, four cows of the Polled Augus
breed that weighed 5250 pounds, two of
them weighing over 1300 pounds a
piece. This ie no unusual weight for
steers but for cows of any breed it is a
record not often equaled.
The Indies of the Congregational
church hayo secured the library loom,
next door to Miss Haven's millinery
parlors, where, during the carnival,
they will have on sale home cookery,
home-made candles of all kinds and
fancy articles. Any one having dona
tions in these articles will pleaee bring
them to the room on the morning of the
9th.
While you arc in the city attending
the carnival don't forget to call on Hud
sou & Brownhill, the leading, up-to-date
real estato men. If you have anything
in their line to sell list it with them, as
they are great advertisers. If you want
to buy or rent n farm, or a home iu the
city, they can accommodate you. If you
want to mnko a loan they are the people
to see. Remember they have two teams
and are ready at all times to show you
property for sale or lent.
The old soldiers of this neighborhood,
Mexican veteran, veterans of the civil
war nnd of tho Spanish war nio request
ed to meet In Fraternity hall Monday
night, to give expression to what
opiniotiu they may hold ou the questions
of expansion, imperialism and the policy
of the present administration iu relation
to the Philippine islands. The general
public will be cordially welcomed.
Messrs Hudson and Brownhill, the
wide nwako leal estate dealers of this
city, will have on exhibition during
carnival week with tho minora! exhibit
the finest collection of rocks and fossils
iu Eastern Oregon. This collection has
been secured by them Iroin Mr. E. T.
Glisan, of Antelope, who spent many
years in getting It together, and theeo
gentlemen aro to be congratulated for
their enterprise in 6ecurhtg so valuable
on addition to tho many attractions thut
will be on exhibition.
Twenty-five capeuters, painters and
decorators were ut work today on the
carnival buildings and booths and their
work is rapidly assuming sliapo as well
ae beauty. Every Inch of space within
the big luclosure has been taken and
epace ie now at a premium. At the ur
gent request of exhlbitort who fulled to
secure epace till nil was gone, the com.
mltteo has felt obliged to encroach a
little on the epace devoted to the horti
cultural exhibit. The way the people
GREATEST
All we ask
is an opportunity to prove that our news
paper talk is not simply the use of space
and big words.
Just a little of your time-
You'll find it time well spent, and we can
convince you of the good points of our
clothing. While you are here we want to
show you a few of our specials:
No. 1. Overcoat at $10.00
A handsome dark blue and black garment, very stylishly
made up. pood serge lining, medium length, box" cut. We
call this special because as values go ordinarily this coat
would bo cheap at $12.50.
No. 2. Largo line of men's overcoat?,
from $5.50 to 20.00
No. 3. Men's all-wool wove suits 8.50
No. 4. Men's choviot, oxford, kersey
suits $10.00 and 12.50
No 5. Men's dark fancy worsted suits,
, single and d.-b. vest $15 and 16.50
No. 6. Men's fine tailor-made fancy
tweed, cheviot and serge suits,
from $20.00 to 25.00
Boys' Department J J
so
and economical prices that it is hardly worth while
it. The fall and winter stock is now at its best. We show nov
elties nnd staples in great profusion. No trouble to Ehow goods.
SEE WINDOWS.
j are now taking hold and working with
one heart for the Eiiccess of the carnival
is exceedingly gratifying to the carnival
mn,
committee
Water' was again struck today in the
artesian well tiiat ie being bored a few
hundred yards south of thereservoir.
This is the fourth time thatwater has
been struck in this well which has now
reached a depth of 445 feet. The first
water ivaB struck at a dofth of 105 feet.
The second nnd larger sjTeam was struck
at a depth of 200 feet. The third stream
was etruck at a depth of 390. None of
these streams rose j,(o the surface, and
the last one lacks JU5 feet of reaching
that point. Borjng will be continued
until a depth of euO feet is readied, un
loss nrteehu) water is found sooner. At
(or !
this depth the well should reach an
equal depth with the Seufert well on they
edire of the Columbia that has been
pouring out a big stream of deliciouely
cool, pure water all summer. .
Chas. E. Blaney'e elaborate scenic
production, "The King of the Opium
King," has caught ou with theater-goers
in a decided manner wherever presented.
It will be seen here at the Vogt opera
house on Wednesday, Oct. 10th. The
author claims that the play was written
from facte, suggested by an incident of
real life. Upon this idea the author hns
created a play of a thoroughly human
diameter, dealing with tho lives of the
lowly and picturing in a most graphic
style scenes from real life that aro daily
enacted in that great cosmopolitan
colony of 'Frisco. Four acts are em
ployed for tho dealing out of the plot,
and, us iu all good melodramas, the
story ends with tho triumph of virtue
and tho downfall of degradation and
vice.
A. W. JJullock and J. L. Gilmoie, of
the Blockhouse neighborhood, Klickitat
comity, desiro io register a kick ugainst
tho Itochland ferry because, as they
claim, after arriving at tho other side of
tho river last evening at not later than
ten minutes past six o'clock, and while
it was yet light enough for them to ho
distinctly mjoii, they wore compelled to
camp ull night on tho other tide, sleep
in wet blankets and pay the exhorbltant
rates for feed that is charged over there
to any one unfortunate enough to be
compelled to stay there over night.
The CiutoNici.i: thinks these men have
a right to be heard, just as the ferry
men have n right to answer them if
thoyeeefit. Hut one thing ie certain;
it would be big money iu the pockets of
The Dalles business men and others if
this city should purchase that ferry and
run it, at least part of the year, frco.
Messrs. Bullock and Gilmore nrn con
vinced that n large number of Klickitat
farmers would be glad to contribute to a
fund for this purpose.
Notice.
Fifty live mice lu good condition
wanted at Van Nordeu'e jewelry store
not later than Monday night. Five
cente a piece will be paid for them.
UIKU.
At Monroe, WIi., Got. 3d, Mre. Juliet
L. Hill, mother of Mre. J. I). Condon,
aged 86 yeare and 4 montbe.
MPAHTMT
Boys'
Shoes...
There is no economy in buying cheap
shoes for boys. Here is the stuff that
stands their racket:
Seal Grain, heavy solos, riveted scams;
sizes 11 to 2 $2.25
Same, sizes 2h to bh 2.50
Buffalo Calf, heavy soles, riveted seams;
sizes 12 to 2 $2.00
Same, sizes 2 A to oh '. 2 50
Kangaroo Grain, hdavv soles, seamless;
"sizes 1U to 2 1.75
Same, sizes 2h to 5h 2.00
Pease & Mays.
All goods marked in plain figures.
well known for
its immense variety
to mention
A Splendid Program,
ro''" lu prugm
dilored at the concert at the Methoditt
T7-II ; t . t. -
church thi3 (Friday) evening:
iaht i.
Overture Dlo Sturnine von I'ortlcl ....Weber
Miss S-elmildt and Mr. William lllrgfcld
Soprano Solo The Flower Girl. .. .Hevlgnaiii
Mis. Ella Lurk-Kleln.
Quartet- LKt , the Sound of a lloni..'airtan-
With soprano ohllcato
Miss Myrtli! Mlehell, Mrs. Groat, Miss Wll
lerton, l'rof. Landers, Dr. Kshelmaii.
Kr..n in. To Thee I.ebrun
. " It. Tho Last Itoso of Summer...
Mrs. Klein.
I'AKT II.
Vocal Duet-Selected
Miss Myrtle MIchell and Miss llonn.
Aria Angels Ever Hrlght and Vuir... Hamlet
.ins. mem.
Itecltatlon Tho Whistling itcglmout.fan-ej
fVltli ill 'I nn fi ffritn lift it t mnii t 1
I Miss Margaret Jenkins.
Ave Maria from Ca Valeria liustlcana ...
Illy reiiuest.l Mrs. Klein.
Violin oblinato by Mi. W'm. Jllrgfeld.
Miss Schmidt ut the piano.
Admission 35 cents. Program com
nences at 8 :30.
Carnival ISuten.
The O. Ii. & N. Company have made
the following round-trip rates from the
stations named below to Tho Dulles, for
October 9th to 13th, inclusive:
Portland $3.50
Fairview 2 95
Troutdale 2 00
I.atourellu 2 05
Hridal Veil 2 40
Bonneville 1 90
Cascade Locks 1 75
Viento 1 20
Hood Kiver 95
M osier 70
Biggs 80
Granta 9j
Arlington 2 15
Heppner Junction 2 55
Heppner -1 35
I'KOI'LK COJI1M1 itM) C.OINO.
Dr. It. E. Smith left on the afternoon
to spend Sunday with hid relatives. Ho
expects to return Sunday night.
County Clerk Lake wont to Hood
Kiver this atternoon to take In tho fruit
fair nt thut place. He will hn hack
tonight.
Miss Evelyn Steel, who has been a
guest of tho Misses MIchell for the past
week, returned to her home in Portland
yesterday afternoon.
Attention, Oil il I'i.IIimin.
The decree team of Columbia lode
will leave hero tomorrow (Saturday)
evening at 5 o'clock to visit the lodge nt
Moro and confer degreos, returning early
Sunday morning. All Odd Fellows in
good standing aro cordially invited to go
with us, No expense attached to your
going. El) IIOS'IT.TI.HII,
' Captain Degree Team.
lUltulutor Line.
Excursion rates to Hood River and
return tomorrow, Oat. 0th, 50 cent. On
account of horticultural exhibition,
W. O. Ammwav.G. A.
CASTOR! A
For Infanta and Children.
Hi Kind You Mm Always Boughl
Bears the
Signature of
STORE.
in
Organs
and
Pianos
during
Carnival
Week.
Nickelsen's Book
and Music Store.
Floral lotion will euro wind chapping
and sunbti'ii. Manufactured by Clarke
& Falk.
Wzsj, One thousand styles and sizes. ,pk,
I irftffciy Pr cooking and heating. WW m
l tofiilfjl,e genuine nil bear the above TralC'Mark- N fjf
I J'smi nnd 010 6o!' wW a written guarantee. JigiSfP m
1 11111 Awarded First Prize Paris Exposition 1900 Wimk I
irafA'wS OVER LI- E world. (lrlimM m
mmmQA Sold by Flrsl-Class Slovo Merchants evorywheia, JpBI
V" (J Made only by The Michigan Stove Company, O f
COUNCIL MEETING.
Much lliulnepn Trnnxnctril A. A.
JCeilK" " C'Diinelliimn.
.In j no
The regular monthly meeting of the
city council wna held Inst night in tho
ouncil chamber, Mayor K. B. Dufur
presiding.
Tho council men present wore F.
Lenipke, A. Kellnr, H. C. Liebe, Wm.
Sfmckleford, A. A. Jayne, F. S. Gunning,
W. A. Johnston and F. W. Wilson.
A petition was presented to tho
council by N. Harris nnd others asking
for the construction of a sidewalk on tho
old brewery grado. On , motion of
Councilman Guuningithe matter was re
ferred to tho committee on streets anil
ptibliu property.
II. Yoemans applied to the council for
tho prlvilego of running a phonopraph
on the streets of The Dulles for the period
of fifteen days without chatgo. In sup
port of his plea he affirmed that he wna
an old soldier and had only this meane
of making a living, and that other cities
had accorded him the privilege he asked
here. The recorder was ordered to grant
Yoemans the privilege asked.
The carnival committee, in the persona
of It. B. Sinnott nnd C. L. Pnillips, ap
peared before the council nnd requested
that an ordinance be passed granting to
the officers of tho carnival the exclusive
rTrivilegB of any show, exhibition, enter
tainment, game or merry go-round or
privilege whatsoever that may operate
or exhibit during the five dnye of the
fair. The requeet was refused all tho
members voting against it sayo F.
Lempkc anil H. C. Liebo.
The matter of purchasing the winter
supply of wood was referred to the com-.,
mittee on Etreets and public property.
The marshal reported the existance of
a nuisance under the Baldwin restaurant
on first Etreot and the matter was re
ferred to the committee on health and
police.
Councilman Jayne tendered his resig
nation as a member of the council for
the reason that he ie about to change
his residence from The Dalles to Hood
River. On motion ofCouncilman Wilson
the resignation was accepted, coupled
with regrets on the part of the mayor
and council. A vote of thanks was
tendered Mr. Jayne for his efficient
services as councilman.
Tho treasurer's report for the month
was as folluvs :
Sept. 1 Availahlecash in fund..45S9 5S
Receipts for September -100 85
Total ?4990 12
By warrants issued if 110 91
Sept 10 Trans to sinking fund. 2000 00
Total JSOHi 91
Bal in general fund Oct 1 $1979 51
Tho following claims were alloved
and ordered paid :
T J Driver, marshal's salary .f7o 00
Geo Browu, engineer " 7o 00
JameB Like, watchman 00 00
Ned Gates, recorder 50 00
C J Crandall, treasurer 20 00
Dalles City Water Works, rent. . . 50 00
Frank Connellv, labor 2 00
I) E Fisher do 11 00
Win Galbrath,
George Harvey,
Jumps Walsh,
W R Brown
do
22 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
2 00
4 SO
do
do
do
do
W D Mardon,
T J Driver, 152 meals prisoners.
O J Crandall, office expenso 2 75
R G Brooks, wood 5 00
Irwin Julijn, sawing wood 50
L D Oakes, hauling 17 95
Electric Light Co, lights 14 54
Seufert & Condon, telephone rent
and nlarm system 4 50,
A full line of Eastman films and sup
plies jiiBt received by Clarke & Falk.
St BENTON.
SOLE HCENTS,