25 Per Cent Off
Great Mid-Winter
Jacket and Cape Sale
For This Week Only.
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We will give 25 per cent or 1-4 off of
our regular price on the above goods.
Remember we have no old styles that
we are trying to work off, but all goods
are up-to-date. This is a great cut and
we would advise you to call early and
get your choice. Remember 1-4 off, and
all our goods are marked in plain
figures. Remember its this week only.
Retiring from Business.
Closing out my Entire Stock Regardless of Cost.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hnotn and Shot's, lit lunch lest than wholesalo
prices. Will null in bulk or In lots, or nny way to milt purchase.
Entire stook must be closed out before 30 days.
All goode will lui (sacrificed except Thmnpion'a Glove-llttlng CorstitH
nnd lhuteriek Patterns. Your prices will bo iniiio. Cull early and Hi-cure
bargains.
J. P. McINERNY,
Oornor Second nnd Court Sts.
133 Second Street,
THE DALLES, OREGON
...THE FAIR...
The place to Save Money on all kind? of Merchandise.
F. G. fllapquardsen, PpoP
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THE
CELEBRATED
.. .GOItUjlBlA BREWEfiY...
ATJG-TJST BUCHLER, Prop.
Of tho product of this well-known brewery the United States Health
Reports for June US, 1900, guys : "A more aupetior brew never entered
tho labratory of tho United Status Health reports. It la nbfmlutoly dovoid
of tho slightest traco of adulteration, butou tho other hand Ih composed of
tho best of malt and choicest of hops. Its tonic qualities aro of tlu high
eat and it can bo used with tho greatest bcnotlt anil "lUisfuctinn by old and
young. Ita net' can nitiHcientiotiHly bo prescribed by tho physicians with
tho cereainty that a better, purer or uioro wholesome beverage could not
possibly be found."
0.R.&K
li ! ill mm in i '
Iir.r.VUT I TIMK .KMII'.IUII.K.
roa KltOM Dam.kk.
Arr:v
Mull
1 J ' p. in,
Salt Luke, Denver, Kt.'
Worth, Oiimlni, Kim
? ;'ty. 81. Imih,,
Chicago ami Kmt.
Atliintle 'Hull Luke, Denver, I't
Kxpress i Worth, Oinnhii, Kan'
I'.'i.'iO ii. in, mix City, Ht. Louis,
,11, IIIIIIL'i , '111,-1111 I, IKi r.asi.
IIIJIlOll,
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Hpolmtiu
Stall
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i:.iti"is
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p. m.
Walla WmIIh, Hpokane,! Hnokn
.Minneapolis. Xt. Paul 1 nlM!,ne
on iii th, jiiiwimkw,,
Ciilrniio mill Kast, Vn r,, '
.SpiiWmunikillliiiitiiii, ''M""
lull; also nil pntou In
"iisiilliKliiumiit Kant ;p
ITU OICKOII,
I'ltOM PlIliTi.ANlr
Ornin KlunniHliliif.
For him FrniiclM n
h'very Klvo Pays.
'P.m.
j K x .Huinlity : f : ilii m nlii Uv. HteumeM. Kx.hlin?',
Hailllday 1 ltllillllKS,
IU 1 1. in,
East Second Street, THE DALLES, OREGON
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WlIXAMK.TTK ItlVKIt.
hulem
Kx.biiiubiy, Oregon City. Nowberi:, Ex.sundi't
v way l-nml'i,, '
Ttifs.'l inir. mu. Kivkh. Moii..Wni
nun Hut. On-Kon City, Duytim.i mulKrl
unit ny-l.:iiiilliiK.
The Sewer Otieitlnu Asa'"-
The Dam.es, Dec. 10, 1900.
To the Editoi::
A communication signed "X" in your
paper again opens the sewer question.
First, "X" says that the system adopted
by the council and beaten by the tax
payers would probably be the cheapest
and beat. Now, Mr. Editor, rll think
ing men know that we need sewers; but
why should this city adopt a plan of
sewerage where the fall, according to
"X," ia but three inches to the hundred
jfeet, (eee plana at recorder's office' when
nature has provided an abundant fall
ifrom bluff to river.
Aain, "X" aaya it would be expen
sive to go under the railroad at various
points. I will cite "X" to the fact that
tho scouring mill went under the rail
road track a whole street at an expense
of not more than $2S, exclusive of the
pipe, and I belie vo that the same can be
done at most other points when necee
sary to cross. Laying a drain down Mill
creek (if the privilege can be got with
out expense) I believe would cost more
and -would be carrying all of our eggs to
market in one basket, whereas by the
present aysteni we divide the risk.
Ah to the payment of cost, I say let
all pay that attach, or expect to, as a
sewer if good for one is good for all.
Off to priseo!
But before we go every article we possess, evory riano and
Organ must go. Gilbert & Jones Co., wbo are to become
our successors in Portland, have not bought a single l'iano
or Organ from us. The' have paid us a big sum of money
simply to become our successors, for our reputation, for our
good will, and for our agencies, so as to control hereafter the
sale of the Knabe, JIardman, Steck, Fisher, Ludwig and
other Pianos, and under the contract with them we are
obliged to get out of Portland in the very near future so as
to let them operate in the field which we must relinquish.
"NVe have no time to waste, and have therefore instructed
our Agent,
I. C. NICKELSEN, The Dalles. Oregon,
to close out all Pianos and Organs on hand at a great sacri
fice. "We are now closing up our business preparatory to
our removal to San Francisco, where will be our headquar
ters hereafter. If you ever intend buying a Piano or Organ
now is the time. Address,
I. G. NICHELSEN,
The Dalles, Oregon.
Or Wiley B. Allen Co ,
Portland
Million,, tilveu Aivuy.
It is certainly gratifying to the public
to know of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to bo generous to the
needy and buffering, The proprietors
of Dr. King'i New Discovery for con
sumption, cougha and colds, iiave given
away over ten million trial bottles of this
great medicine; and have the satisfac
tion of knowing it has absolutely cured
thousands of J hopeless cases. Asthma,
bronchitis, hoarseness and all diseases
of the throat, chest and lungs are surely
cured by it. Call on Iilakeley, the
Druggist, and get a free trial botHe.
Regular size COc. and $1. Every battle
guaranteed, or price refunded. S
Keceptlun to I'rofemor Meakin,
Prof. John P. Meakin, head camp lec
turer of the Woodmen of the World,
arrived in our city last Saturday even
ing, and spent Sunday with our local
Woodmen, who gave him a reception at
the Umatilla House last night, after
which the party went to Fraternal hall the old firm nnmn nf ai.ivb i,v
and etient a counlo of hours with tho i I . F ('
- .... - - vii wti vi wiuiiutj ogmiini iiiu
professor, listening to a short address, a firm will bo paid, and all accounts and
sweet song and his favorite poems. The notes due the firm collected by him.
following Woodmen were present: Prof. Gjiant Mays
John Meakin, Timothy Urownhill, John L. K. Citowh,
Oregon.
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C. J. STUBWG,
WHOI.KSALK AND ICKTAM
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Wines, Liquors Cigars
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Family Orders will receive prompl attention.
Phone 234,
Next door to Firat National Hunk.
THE DALLES, OREGON.
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ilnliy ,
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Hnaki; Kivkii.
i;imrin tu lAiwlkton,
Uavi
1-r.wisros
lally
9.00 ii. n
Str. Regulator
REGULATOR LINE.
DALLES, PORTLAND & ASTORIA NAY. COMPANY -9
Simmers nf ttio Hct nlntur I inn u-lll nm ....n.rni fl
n'" ' " "i iiiiKin UIUIUI'
ovv.iik K'lirdnlc, tho Company rm-rvlns tlif rlxht to chiuifte
schifliile without notice.
down.
J.v Dalk".
at 7 A. M.
TncwJny.
Tiiuiwluj . ..
SHturcliiy . . .
Arr. I'ortlninl
at l::i0 r. m.
nr.
J.v. Portland
ar 7 A. M.
Monday
. . WednuMlay
. .Ktfdny
Arr. Dulles
a fi r. i,
Ship your
Freight
via
Kegulator Line.
Str. Dnlloa City.
1 MW.V
I.v. Dal lei
' at 7 a.m.
I Monday
WtdiivMliiy
, 1'rldav.. ..
Arr. Portland
at I ;:v I-, m.
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Tiienlay '
. Tliurnl.iy,
. .Kiitiuday
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. I
Notice is hereby given that the part- j
nership heretofore existing between A. j
Michael, 1'. Surnd and P. Perlman, in
the Great Northern Furniture htore, is i
this day dissolved by mutual agreeim-nt,
Mr. A. Michael retiring from ihe firm.!
Messrs. 1. Surad and I. Perlman will
continue the business under the above
name of the Great Northern Furniture '
Store, and will assume all liabilities of1
the lirm and collect and receipt for all j
debte due the Arm, both in The Dalles .
and Portland, Oregon.
The Dalles, Dec. 4, 1900.
P. Pkiii.ma.v.
A. Micn.ua,
P. Sl'itAD,
OMHfflirS
ONE FOR A D08E.
lillinnmiesa. l'nri( Hini...
am lln,lclii ni l)ppiis.
i iiwfmfnt nf tliR bowels r,
V IT
PILLS
dO-lw
c. Juld b, drugg,.u. 0H. iJCSAflKb CO PhiU ' a
BUSINESS LOCALS.
(Jlark & Falk aro never closed Sunday,
Oun't forget this.
tlllU!
I You will not have boila if vou
I Clarko & Falk'a sure cure for boils.
Notice of DU..,llljm f l'rtrl,.,.. ( C,arko & flavorJ oxlrHCtfj
Notice is hereby given that Ihe part-! the best. Ask your urocer for them.
Floral lotion will euro wind chapping
Manufactured by C'arKe
Filloon, J F Huston, F II Watts, W A
Jiell, 0 I, Phillips, James Snipes, U II
Hrown, Chas F Ste)hens, James Taylor,
Hans Hansen, Onus Alisky, J L Harper,
l)r J A Geisendorll'er, J H Harper, J IJ
Golt, Win Harper, Louici Comini, O Mc
Nual, I) Muichie, G F Gumther, A A
UMiuhart, H L Kuck, I) C Wigle, H L
Vonug, II D I'aikins, Geo Howlott, W
II PatiBJti, Jus II IJlakenuy, Her t liagley,
John Pasliek.
DoWitt's Utile Uurly Uisers are dainty
little pille, but they never full to cleaneo
the liver, remove obstructions and in
vlorate tho s stem. Kold by Clarke & j
I'alk'a P. O. Pharmacy. 1
nership heretofore existing between
Grant Maya and L. K. Orowe, under and sunburn
the firm name of Mavs & Crowe, was & Falk.
dissolved Dec. 1, 1900, Grant Mavs ru-1 Paint your house with paints that ara
iir"K j fully guaranteed to last. Clarko &Falk
xne nusiness will De continued under i have them.
Clarko A Falk have received n carload
of the celebrated Jame K, Patton
strictly puro liquid paints
Wanted A tecond. hand firo-nroof
Must bo in good condition and not
FOR COMPORT ECONOMY AND PLEASURE,
p Travel hy UiL-KluaniiTK ot thu Itivilator Miif. Tho Company will endeavor to kIvc it- nat A
k rons the best teivleo i.oxslble. l-'ur fiitllieHnfnrm.iii,,., -YiILi
g, l'ortland Otliue, Onk-Hlrcct Dock. W. C. ALLAWAY, Con. At.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
It artificially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
atructing tho exhausted digestive or
gans. It Is the lateatdiscovcrcddigest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach It in clllcleucy. it in
slantly rellcveaand permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gnstralgia.Cratnpsand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
PrlcoSOc.andtl. Largosliocontalna2W times
small alio, iiook al I about dyspepsia laaf led f reo
Prepared by E. C. DcWITT A CO., Chicago.
Sold by Clarke & Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
Vitr hule.
Kastern Oregon timothy hay, $1") per i
ton, f. o. b. The Dalles. Ki-iem Ore-j
gon wild hay, $1,'3.50 in car lots.
McUi'i.i.v & C.svi.on, I
dl Sw l.a Grande, Or.
Belgian Hares to Lease.
I iiavt) about 100 thoroughbred dote
that I will leaeo in lots of 10 to respon
sible parties on shares. Apply lo
C. K. HAi'AUD,
n30-2w The Dalles.
A full line of Kastinan films and sup
plies just received by Clarke A Falk.
safe.
too large. Apply at thu Ciijionic.h
ollice. oijj.tf
Why pay $1.7o per gallon for inferior
paints when you can buy James K.
Patton 'h sun proof paints for $l.fi0 per
gallon, guaranteed for 5 yoars. Clark &
Falk, agents. ij
Hnslling young man can makit fCO per
month and expenses, Puriuanont posi
tion. Experience uiinccesBary. Write
quick for particulars. Clark & Co,,
Fourth and Locust .Streets, Philadel
hpia, Pa. E8.tf
Mitsus' finu kid shoes, 1 to .'I only,. $1.40
ut the New Vork Cash Store.
Subscribe for Tin: Cniio.mi.u.
I L. Lane,
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...AND...
Hursesnoer
FRENCH & CO.
BANKERS.
rtlANHAOTA KNIIHAt. HANKI.NO llUlilNKH
Letters of Credit issued available in the
li-asiern HUtes
mght Exchange and Telegrnphi',
Transfera sold on Now York, Chicago,
u" ""iu, oihi rrancisco, i'ortiand Uro
gon, heattlo Wash,, and various points
in wii-guu uiiu waauington.
Collectiona made at all points on fav
rable termi.
Nasal
CATARRH
In all lu etnca thero
(lioulil bu cU'anlluu.
Kly'H Crcnm Halm
(li!;uiii'8,motlii'aiiillieal8
tliu illi;ni'i iiiembrnno.
1 1 cuniH catarrh and ilrl vc.i
away a cold In lUu bead
ijulclcly,
(irvain Itiilni Is placed Inln tho nostrils, aprr ada
over ihu mcmbruiiu and Ii aliorbcd. Kellorlii lm
lucdhloundacirofollov.ii, I' j not ilryin;;-docH
not produi i) niee;'."ii. jir ( .-.p, fi ) cents a't Dru
Ultti.jrbyniillj Tilsli ' , ' i mi.i b, mall.
JJI.V JK.MTItKIW.6J VMll
reel, juw York.
Wagon and Carriages Work.
Fiah Brothers' Wagon.
Third aud Mcwd, Piioiie 159
mm -
flr T r Tk- its .. . lR
- v .17. fa meU3 B
1
I
I'lirtli'i Uet!ini: to uo to HcDDiipr
j point', mi :! 1 1 in 1I it houlliern vbt IIIkki, iboutl
Uike.No. .', Itiiivlug The Dulles ut iM v, a
mnkliiK iilriTt emincctliiiiMit ili:iincr junctloa
.nnd IIIiiks notnrnliiK iimknK(llrit.'tcnimccli(ij
nt lleppiier Juiietlon mid IIIkk'm ltli Ko. bar
living at 'J lie linlleMit l'j.:m p. in,
'flie (J. It, A, N. Ntejimcr "ilidor"'l now lout
lin; reunliir trips to sulem mid liiKIn)cntf.
Inpplni; ut nil way IiiiiiIIiikh. tlhe lerfhrt
Imnl on Moinbiys, VVeilneMbiy.s mid 1'riJiji
ii ii. in., iirtlvitii; nt Hii'ein I p. m nnd lnittiii.
enee iibout ii p. in, on smne days. Ktttttlii;
bout leaves Inilepeiideiiei! nt i u. in, anilrilcn
nt tin. in. im 1 iie.Mlnys. Tliutxbiys nnd Btur
liny, arriving ut l'ortbind iibout .1 p. m.uxt
day.
For dill particulars rail on U. 11, ,V X. Oft'i
iiKi'iit The IMllek. or udiliess
W. II. III'ltl.m'ItT,
Ceil, l'ns. Aut , l'iiitlmiil,Or
111 111 Pilllil
ll
Yellowstone Park Line.
Tin: niNiNo oak ikictk khom poktuxo
to tiii: KAST.
Till; ONLY DlltUCT LINK TO Till; YKI.I.0W.
KIONi: PACK
mhvi:. ' Union DepOI, nrthailtl I SIS .mmn.
No.'.'. Knit mull for Tiieonia, No.
Heattle, Olyinpla.dray
Harbor mid Koiith llend
poinlH, hpokmii;, Ho.is
land, II. ('., I'lilluiaii.
' iloceow, l!whtnii, llllf
11:1.1 A.M. I ii 1 o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 i 1 1 1 1 0. i 1 1 1 5;'i0r. M.
try, Helena, Mlnnnipo
IIh, Hl.-I'mil, Omaha,
Kmias City, Ht, IaiuIi,
Clile.'iK" mu! all points
No, 1, 1 eait mid Mintheiiit,
l'net bound KAprevs
Ui30 i'. M. for 'laeoiim mid Seattle 7;()A.M,
I nnd Intermediate points
Pullman ilrnt-elasa mid lonrlit sliini i
MlnneapolU, Ht, 1'i.ul mid .Missouri river jiolnti
without chiuiKC.
Voitlbiileil trains. I'nlon depot connectloai
In nil prliicipnl elllet.
IIiikkuku checkiil to de.itlniilloii of tickets,
i'or limidsoiucly llliniiiiitiilileerlpllveiiiiittcr,
tickets, 8leep!ii,'.car reservations, ele.,enllonor
wrlto
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant lieiiernl I'HsseiiKvr AKent,
MmHtitet.eoriifrTlilnl, i'orllaim ow,""'
SOUTH and EAST via
Sournern Pacific Co
Shasta Route
Trillin leave Tho UalleH lor I'nrllalld ami W
stations at l:'i 11, 111. and II p. 111.
U'ltvci Portland Hiiala 111
Albany lii.ynaiu
Artlvo Ashland U;;n 111
" r-ai'laiiii'illo fi;llpm
" ban J-riinelsei 7. ' I'
rilvo (JKdon ft: 15 a 111
Denver Uiima m
" KaiisiiHlllty 7;'J."i u in
' (,'hleaio 7: IJ a in
Arilvo Uis AiikoIus . . 1 "Op 111
ft 1 I'iimi n;uo p hi
" l''nrt Worth li'iain 111
" Oily of Mexico t' Vhi in
" Houston 1 miii m
" New OtlemiH ii i'wi 111
" WiishliiKtoii fi I'-' a 111
" NuwYork iJ.Mpiu
7:0ii m
10:00 j-ui
1 1 ) m 10
I, .Till I'l
h'.IJaia
II nam
'i:liiini
T.iini"
j::Miiiu
iii 1 in
1, in ( ia
ii n"
ti ' in
I Mi) a in
ii .'M"n
ii liuw
Ulipm
hulp.j the leniH. Saves wear mid
..pciiMi.-, owiu every wJicrc.
UAllK 1 1 IT
OTAHOARO OIL OO.
I',, II, ...... ,1 !'... ,.lu. .....o ..II lllllll ll'll'"
J in reara Saeniiniiiiln lo Om en mid ')":.
and loiirlstoiirM toClilcaKO, til l-oill. MJ l"
leans mm v aliliiKloii.
Coiiiieellnir nt Han KrmieUeo with wvjfijl
uteaiiishlp liiioa tor Honolulu, .lap.iiii "m'
I'hllllipliies, Central mid Houth AiutrJiii.
Keu iiKvnt ut Thu Dalles Mention, r tli s
C. H. MARKHAiVI,
(JeiiepH l'aeiiger Agent. l'orlli"'
Clarko & Falk have un iialo u full I1"
of paint mid urtlst'u hruahee,