She Dulles
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VOL. XIII
THE1 DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 11, 1901,
NO. 0
A FILIPINO MEMORIAL
..THE FHIR,
The Flace where you can Save Some Money.
People who are looking for bargains do not only want
low prices, but want the quality with it, and it is this com
bination we offer in all our departments. Read the follow
ing for prices and then come and see the quality as well.
Men's Underwear.
In this lino wo show the best values in
the city; shirts and drawers, each worth
7fc $1, $.2n and $1.50, wo are soiling
at .")l)c, fSc, 70c, (.)"e and $1.10.
Ladies' Underwear.
Worth $l,$1.2f and $1.85, sells at 90c.
Ladies' Union Suits, worth 75c, 85c
and $1, at 58c, 7!-c, and 85c.
A hi" lino of Ladies' Hose at 10c, 13c,
i lot-, 19c and 2-1 c.
We sell the
FCCORSETS
in all styles long waist, medium and
short waist, French shape, as well as the
girdle. Our leader, a 25c corset, in all
sizes looks well and fits well; also eight
diilerent styles, assorted colors, at -18c.
Our JACKETS
need no advertising. The great quantity
we have sold speaks for themselves.
Come and see. '
All Standard Calicos
per yard
5c
Do you know
we carry Notions?
In this line we outrank all
others for LOW PRICES.
Baby Kibbon, per yard lc
School Handkerchiefs, each lc
Aluminum Thimbles lc
Pencil Tablets lc
Lead Pencils with liubber lc
Box Black Pins lc
One Paper Pins lc
Embroidery Silk, spool lc
Filo Silk, skein 4c
Carter's Ink 4c
Miller's Shoe Dressing 10c
Large box Shoe Blacking 5c
Good Blacking Brush 15c
Clothes Brushes 10c, 15c and 25c
All Standard Calicos
per yard
5c
Men's Overcoats.
A nice black coal, well-made, worth
$K.00; at ... $0.00
A better one in black anil brown, worth
? 12.50; at $9.00
A verv fine Irish frieze ulster, worth
$ 12.50; at $9.00
A still liner black overcoat, worth
?1 5.00: at $11.00
Come and see for yourself.
MEN'S SUITS.
We aro ottering real bargains in this
line. Not old shelf-worn goods, but all
new stock. Prices range from $4.75,
$0.50, $7.90, $10, $10.90 and $11.85.
An oxtra fine heavy all-wool black
serge at $10.00
Ask or send for samples of cloth.
WE ALSO SELL
Clothes Pins, per dozen lc
Hope Clothes Line 10c
Best 75-foot. Wire 20c
No. 1 Wash Tub G0c
10-qt. Water Bucket : 19c
12-t. " " 23c
A Good Broom 23c
Glass Lamp, complete 30c
Boys' Lantern 20c
Lantern, large, Diet. .- 50c
Good Curry Combs 10c
Good Horse Brushes..., 18c
Kitchen Saw 20c
Wall Lamp, complete 43c
Mrs. Potts' Irons, per set $1.15
And lots of other Useful Articles.
All Standard Calicos
per yard
5c
THE
FAIR
The Place where you can Save Some Money.
133 Second Street. F. C. Marquardsen, Prop.
Teller Presents to the Senate a Some
what "Cheeky" Appeal.
Washington, Jan. 10. Teller present
ed a memorial from 2000 "Filipinos and
peacelul inhabitants" uf Manila. The
memorial was in the form of an appeal
to the congress of the United States, and,
as Teller stated, was "signed personally
by the lending people of Manila and that
se'.'.iion lawyers, bankers and profes
sional men, representing the best ele
ments of that community." It reviewed
the circumstances leading up to the pre
sent struggle of the Filipinos for in
dependence. It paid a high tribute to
the wot k of Aguinaldo and his coadju
tors in their endeavor to obtain liberty
and independence for the people of the
Philippines. Reference was made to
some of the principal events of the pre
sent evolution against American author
lty, the petition urging that the Ameri
can troops had failed to make serious
impression upon the revolutionary party
It pointed out that Aguinaldo had de
clared he might lose the hope of victory,
but he would not lose the hope of dying
for the liberty and independence of hie
people. It points out that the revolution
has the bupportof practically all the
people of the Philippines, and declares
that though 100 revolutionists be de
stroyen, 1000 will rise up to support the
fight tor independence. All the islands
of the archipelapo, says the memorial,
are supporting the revolution, and they
wiil yot yield until the last drop of Fili
pino blood has been shed.
The Filipino nation, the memorial
continues, bearing in mind the history
of America and its humanitarian doc
trines, asks the government of the United
States to cease its "persecution" of men
"struggling to be free struggling against
greater odds and greater wrongs than
those which inspired the fathers of the
republic." This they ask "in the names
of Washington, ot Jefferson, of Lincoln,
in trie name of justice and in the name
of the God eternal."
The appeal directs that an autonamy
similar to that enjoyed by Canada and
Australia would not be practicable for
the Filipino?, who desire full liberty and
independence, :md they urge the govern
ment of the United States to give them
liberty and independence. When the
reading of the memorial had been con
cluded, Mr. Teller asked that it bo
printed as a document.
"I objsct," said Mr. llawley (Conn.):
"it is a treasonable denunciation of our
government, and an attack upon our sol
diers." w l'lttuet Kros,
New Vokk, Jan. 10. A epecfal to the
Journal and Advertiser, from Cambridge,
Mass., says:
Professors Pickering and Wendall, of
the Harvard observatory, have made
some important discoveries with regard
to the new planet Eros. From the
recent discoveries it is found that the
Harvard observatory took photographs
of this planet as early as 1603. These
photographs, when compared with the
ones taken last night, made it possible
to tell accurately the path, size and
distance of the planet from the earth.
The astronomers have determined
that the planet is probably not more
than twenty miles in diameter, and at
times comes nearer the earth than any
other planet. It belongs to a group of
planets which come between Mars And
Jupiter, but Kros breaks away and often
comes this side of Mars, thus being
nearer the earth than any celestial body,
except the moon.
These observations will continue at
the observatory until about the first of
March, when it is intended to continue
the observations from the station in
South Americ.i, where it is believed the
planet wiil he vihiblu a month longer
than in any other part of the world.
Ktli Milk Mini t'rouiM.
A dollar saved if a dollar gained. I
am selling the best Jersey milk in the
market, warranted to test five per cent
butter fat, for $2 n quart per month.
Also purely ujutrifuga,lly eeparattd
cream at 40 cents u quart, Why pay
more when you can do better by phon
ing to the City Dairy. 'Phone 385.
d30-lru Bbkt IJaui.kv, Prop,
Next SATURDAY
SPECIAL SALE OF
Never-Rip Knee Pants.
....TWO LOTS....
8 dozen pair;
15 different patterns;
medium and darks,
checks and mixtures.
The material an
All-wool Cassimere
full-winter weight,
worth $1.00 pair.
SATURDAY
Special.
65c
8 dozen pair;
18 different patterns;
mediums and darks,
stripes, checks, mixtures.
Material
Strictly Pure Worsted
full weights only,
worth $1.50 pair.
SATURDAY
Special.
95c
This sale will afford you the chance of buying the
best knee pants made, at the prices usually asked for
much inferior grades.
Sizes run from 3 to 15 years. Those from 3 to 8
years are made Junior style: open at side bow and
buckle at knee.
All are provided with the Elastic Loop waist
band which relieves all strain and yields to every
motion.
Every seam is taped or double-sewed, and every
pair goes to you with our guarantee (of a new pair)
NEVER TO HIP.
If you have been accustomed to buying
the cheaper grades, try these and see "by
comparison how much cheaper it is in the
end to buy the best. That's our object in
this sale to induce people to buy and wear
"better goods.
A. IKE. Williams Go.
G-uardian's Notice of Sale.
Notice is hereby (riven that pursuant to mi
order of sale muitu by tho County Court of tho
8tnte of Oregon for Wasco County, the under
signed, the duly apoiuteii guaruiaii oi llanna
ricmiug, win i ruin ami aiier mu iu nay oi
February. I'JUl. bell at private bale tho following
described real property: Lot No. 0 in block 5 ot
Thoinpson'b Addition to Dulles City, Wasco
county, wregou, ueioi.giug n mu esiaiu or nam
Ilaiiua Fleming. The bald bale will be for cabh
in bund paid.
j'j aiiia. vi. J . .n unar.u, uuaruiau.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICIC.
Notice is lierebv ulven that the uudurblirued
lias been appointed by the. county court of
WaM'D county. Orccou. administrator of the
estate of Francis Hots, deceased. All persons
having claims aKaliibt the estate arc hereby re
quired to present the same to me, duly vcrlllcd,
at thoolllco of V, II. Wilson, In Dalles City,
Oregon, within six months from the date hereof.
Dated November 10, itxx).
GEO. V, ItO.SH,
niivlO Administrator.
Stylish
Dressed
Men....
Are those who wear clothes that are up-to-date
in lit, workmanship unit j uulity .
My llnu ot sampled covers all thu latest
designs (or (all ami winter, the price is
right, and I can guarantee a perfect tit.
Suits to Order, $IO.OO.
John Pashek, The Tailor.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the Statu of Oregon for
Wasco County.
Joseph l'aiiuet, I'lalutltt',
vs.
K. X. t'afjuet andO. U fauuet, Defendants.
lly virtue of an attachment, execution, decree
and order of sale, duly Issued out ol and under
the seal of tho Circuit Court of the state of
Oregon, for the County of Multnomah, to mu
directed and dated thu '.Mill day of November,
HHX), upon a Judgment rendered and entered iu
said Court on the 'J7tlt day of January, 1'J7, iu
tho above entitled cause, in favor of the plain
till' and agaliibt the defendants, K, X, i'auuet
and I). 1., l'aiiuet, as judgment debtors, In thu
sum of four hundred (f HK)j dollars, with interest
thereon from thu 30th day of September, lv.il, at
the rate of eight per cent per annum, and thu
further sum of tiiteeu (? l!i)doIIars, with interest
thereon at six per cent per annum from the'J7th
day of January, Isu7, and the further sum of
thirty-one (Ml) dollars, costs, and thu costs of
and upon this writ, ami commanding mu to
make sale of the real property hereinafter de
scribed, I will, on Monday, February, 1th, I'.Wl.
at the hour ol o'clock In the afternoon of
suld day, and at thu front door of the county
court house In Italics City, Wasco County, Ore
gon, sell at public auction to thu highest bidder
for cash in hand, all the right, title and interest
which the defendants, K. X, 1'aquet anil (). 1..
l'aiiuet, or cither of them, had on thu 27th day
of January, 1.VJ7, the date of thu judgment, or
which such defendants, or any of the defend
ants heieln, have since aciuiied,or now havu
iu and to tuu following deseiihed real property,
slluatuaud being iu Wasco County, Oiegon, to
wlt; The northwest quarter 0i)o( tho northwest
quarter ('.,) of section two (.'), and thu north
cast quarter ,'.l)u the northeast quarter ('.,),
and thu south half of thu northeast quarter (')
of section tlneu all in township six pi) smith
of range twelve (I'.') east of thu Willamette Meri
dian Iu Wasco County, Oregon, and containing
ouehuudrul and sixty (IM) acres; or so much
of said prorerty as will satisfy said Judgment
ami dccrui, with costs ami accruing costs.
t(nlit property will he bald mblect to continua
tion anil redumption us by law provided,
Dated at Thu Dalles, Or., this tith day of De
cember, 11)30,
U011KKT KBM.V,
J5 At Sherilt Wasco County, Oregou,