Banff III Own Death Hons.
PEHSE 5t MHYS.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THIS WEEK.
We wish to introduce a TTT
few items in W aSll LrOO(
Goods that are vory well known by ovoryono. Thoir real value runs
from 10c to 30c per yard. We offer them to you
We realize the season for WASH
Goods will be short, and as the goods
must bo sold, hence the big reduction.
at 6c per yard.
Odds and ends in PrCclleS Medi nmand rkcojorsvorth 10c andl2c
Special fot this week at 8 1-3 cents per yard.
Embroideries, Laees and All-over Tuckings in the latest creations.
Linen Color All-overs and Ecru Batiste, the latest fabrics for shirt waists.
We are showing a beautiful line of these goods.
How are you fixed?
Are you dressed cool?
AVe've Alpaca, Flannel and blue Serge Coats here so thin that the
tiniest little breeze goes through them. .....
Alpaca Coats $1.50 to $4.00 Unlinod Coats and Vests $4.50 to $12
Vnlined Serge Coats .'5.00 to 5.00 Flannel Coats and Pants 8.00 to $12
See our display in window of Fancy Summer Underwear,
Special price, 50c per garment.
A-IjXj GOODS AXfLXSlZSD IKT 2PXjA.I3NT FIGUH.KS.
The Dalles Daily Ghfoniete,
Tl'ICS DA Y - MAY 28. 1901
- $
Ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All H'h: County wnrrantH rglntrtil
(trior tit .liiiiiiury It, 1HHK, will lit) iiill
on iiroiinntatlon lit my ofllun. liitrHt
:euHi urtor Muy 4, 11)01.
JOHN F. 11 AM I'H II IKK,
County Trenxiirer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Lecture on "Good Citizenship"
At tUu Congregational church tonight.
Dressed spring chickens at tho Stadel
inan CoinmibHion Co.'h 21-tf
Wo not only claim to safe you money,
hut wo proof it to you. Try ns.' Tho
Fair. ni'JS-'Jtd-lw
On'.y u few moro sailors and trimmed
hats loft. Timet: wo will close out at a
bargain. Tho Fair. 28-2td-lw
Foiintl A purse containing a f mail
hiiiii of money and a small piece of cloth
Owner can find it ut this oliice. 27-2t
Why do you pay f0 cents for a wush
silk at other stores when you can buy
tho same silk for -l.'l cents at The Fair?
28-2tdlw
The Tackmau greenhouse is preparod
lo supply nny quantity of choice flowers
for Decoration day and commencement
exercises. ltd.vw
Don't throw your money away and
pay ,IG cents for a wash silk when you
can get the very same silk for 20 coots at
Tho Fair. 28-2td-lw
John Shade and Mary K. Levantine,
of Wnlla Walla, were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon in this city by Kov.
U. F. Hawk.
Lost Saturday, a
titiniiig a ring, silk
small sum of money,
at this olllee.
A regular communication of Columbia
Chapter, No. Hi), O. E. S., will be hold
this (Tuesday) evening, May 28th, at 8
o'clock, By order of the W. M. Mary
Scott Myerp, secretary.
The case of Paul Kruger vs. Dalles
City for damages alleged lo have been
received through a dofective crosswalk,
came up for trial at 1 i!IO this afternoon.
Moore & Gavin appear for the plaintltl'
and H. S. and F. W. Wllaon for tho
city.
Eastern Montana newspapers report
tho purchase of quite a number of horses
in that section by an agent of the British
government. The animals averaged
fifteen hands In height, 000 to 1000
poundB in weight and sold at about 10
per head.
For the baieball conteat at Hood Kiver
pocket-book con
handkerchief and
Finder will leave
ni27-2t
next Sunday the steamer Iralda. will
leave here at 9 o'clock Sunday morning.
The round-trip fare will be 75 cents and
the ticket will udmit its owner to the
privileges of the baseball grounds.
The teachers and pupilB of St. Mary's
Academy, desirous of being participants
in the paying of the debt on St. Peter's
church of this city, are preparing an en
tertainment to be glven.at-theflcadeniv
June loth. Admission 50 cents. It is
to be hoped that all will aid in making
it a snccesB.
Dr. Penrose lectures tonight at the
Congregational church on "Good Citi
zenship." As the doctor muBt leave
for home on the 0:15 train, the lecture
wiil commence promptly at 8 o'clock.
Dr. Penrose's reputation is assurance of
a great treat for those wiio will attend.
Tho lecture is free and everybody is in
vited. Is the race to become extinct while
our women hunt for work higher than
that which God gave them? It is in
finitely lower work. What woman's
club or woman's column can match the
home which the wife and mother makop
beautiful and sacred for her husband
and sons? What Bre a thousand can
vases to a live child, with its fair dim
pled body and living soul? June Ladies'
Home Journal.
Indian Ghurley. a Warm Spring
siwaah who loves tho white man's lire
water not wisely hut too well, was
found drunk last night and making a
disorderly attack upon a Chinaman,
near First and Washington streetp.
Nightwatehman Champlln threw him
into the calaboose and Judge Gates fined
him $2 this morning, which the Indian
served out in jail.
Word comes from Antelope and Shan
iko that they had quite a vigorous
electric storm out that way at twilight
last evening. Tho wind blew violently
for Oregon and was mingled with rain
and hiiow ; but no harm was done, so
far as known, with the mild exception
that all the fuses in the telephone
ofllces were burned out and communica
tion through this means was for a time
suspended. OverTygh Itidgo and Wapi
uitla Flat there fell about the same time
n heavy shower of rain.
T. E. Jones, superior judge of Trinity
county, California, spent yesterday in
the city tho guest of Charley Schutz.
Judge Jones and Mr. Schutz arc Calilor
nia pioneiirp, who lived neighbors in
Trinity county from 18511 to 1871, when
Mr. Schutz moved to Oregon. In recall
ing yesterday the frietids and acquaint
ances of their early days in California,
the judge and Mr. Schutz were forced to
the sorrowful conclusion that ni tie
tenths of them had joined the silent ma
jority. Judge Jones returned to Port
land on this morning's boat.
In one of the suits for ill voice now be
fore the circuit court tho plaintiff hus
band is one of a pair of twins who are so
alike that this writer, who hae known
them both, almost intimately, for over
twenty years, cannot tell, and never
could tell, tother from which. Both
were in the city yesterday, and while it
may be amusing, it isn't strange that
the lawyer who is conductine the caBe
nehould twice have attempted a consulta
tion over Borne point in the case with
the wrong twin, and once in the pres
ence of the latter's wife, whom the law
yer probably took for "the woman in the
case."
The two-bit fare between Portland
and Astoria is ended. By an agreement
between the representatives of the sev
eral competing lines, after June 1st the
rate by rail will be $2 for a single trip or
$o the round trip, and on all steamers
$1.75 for a single trip and $2.50 for a
round trip. To Seatide, Gearhart Park,
Long Beach and Nahcotta the fare will
be .$4 round trip, either by rail or steam
er until September 15th, when it will
probably be Increased. An arrangement
has been entered into whereby the tick
ets to these points will be interchangea
ble, and ,can be used either on cars or
Bteamer.
Sunday evening the inhabitants of
the little town of Twickenham, on the
John Day, were thrown into great con
fusion by un accident to the ferry. As
the ferry was crossing the river with a
lood of cattle, Captain John at the
"Helms" and the first mate and the
rest of the crew at their potts, when
the boat was observed to be sinking and
the cattle (about 75 in number) crowded
agai.nst the railing of the boat, breaking
it and crowding a number into the river.
The boat settled in the water until it
reached the river bottom and could sink
no farther, for which the captain and
crew wore thankful. Thev deserve great
praise for the cool manner m which
they manned the life boat and conducted
themselves ashore. Only one life was
lost a steer. Wheeler County News.
I'KKNONAL MENTION.
Max Lueddemanu, of the Antelope
Herald, was in town today.
lion. W. II. H. Dufur and Mrs. Dufur
pasaed through town this afternoon on
the way to Portland.
Mrs. Emery Oliver and children are
in the city from Portland visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sylvester.
Mrs. Uuby Cava Strosnider, of Mem
phis, Missouri, a ejusin of Dr. Eshel
man, is a guest of the doctor and wife.
Mrs. Klindt and Mrs. Gourluv re
turned home on last night's boat from a
two weeks' sojourn at St. Martin's
springs.
Mrs. J. O. Barter, Mrs. M. Bulger,
Mrs. D. J. Cameron and Mrs, J. Leach,
of Portland, arrived on the noon train to
attend the Huott-Zigler wedding at the
Huott residence on Eight Mile tomor
row. CASTOR I A
Tor Inl'anti and Children,
III Kind You Hivi Always Bought
A copy of these beautiful verses,
signed with Dr. Maltbie D. Babcock's
initials, was received on Saturday the
18th instant, by llev. Dr. A. F. Beard,
of Norwalk, Conn, one of the secretaries
of the American Mieeionary Association,
in a letter from Babcock. On the same
Saturday Dr. Babcock killed himself at
Naples, Italy, in an attack of acute mel
ancholia: Why bo (if rnld of dentil, ns though your life
were hronth?
Death but anoints your uyes with clay. Oh,
Kind nurprlRol
Why should you be forlorn? Death only lmskn
the com.
Why should you fear to meet the thresher of the
vhent7
Is Mccp h thine to dread? Yet sleeping, you nro
dead,
Till you awake and rise, here, or beyond the
skies.
Why should It be a wrench to lenve your wooden
beneh7
Why not with hnppy .shout run home when
school Is out?
Tho denrones left behind Oh, foolish one nnd
blind.
A day and you will meet. A night nnd you will
erect.
This Is the death of denth, to bieath awny n
uream,
And know tho end of strife nnd tnste the death
less life.
And enjoy without a fear, nnd smile without n
tear;
And work nor euro to rest, and find the last the
oesi.
(Signed.) M. O. R
...The New York Cash Store...
138 and 142 Second Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
Special Council Meeting.
At a special meeting of the city coun
cil, held last night in the recorder's
office, John Fllloon, local agent of the
White Collar Line of steamers, appeared
before the council with the request that
his company be granted the use of the
foot of Washington street, north of Firet
street, and be permitted to build an in'
cline from First street to deep water,
Tho matter was referred to the judiciary
committee, with instructions to report
at the regular monthly meeting next
Monday, June 3d.
The request of Agent Filloon that his
company be permitted to stretch a Bign
across one of the streets of the city was
refused, and the matter of street signs
having come up in this way, the mar
shal was instructed to have all bueinesB
signs now stretched across the streets
taken down forthwith and also- to have
all obstructions removed from the side
walks.
No further businees coming before the
council, the meeting adjourned.
Decoration Day.
to
Members of J. W. Nesmith Post No.
32, W. R. C. No. 17, and all soldiers and
sailors of the civil war, soldiers of the
SpantBh and Philippine wars, and Co. D,
N. G., are, invited to assemble at
A. II. hall on Thursday, May 30th,
promptly at 1 o'clock, when we will
form and proceed to G. A. R. cemetery,
where appropriate exercises will be held
for the occasion. Col. Jackson will be
present, and will deliver an address at
the Congregational church in the even-
ng. All citizens and school children
re invited to participate with us in the
exerciseB of the day. By request of
R. L. Akin, Post Com.
A duck farm, properly managed, ought
pay and pay well. There is not a
month in the year when a reasonably
fat duck will not bring 50 to 60 cents re
tail in this market. Now there ought
to be good returns to a duck farmer at
these prices according to the following
report of L. E. Lindsay, of Pine Flat,
Klickitat county, as related by Mr.
Lindsay to The Chuonici.i: : "I bought
two ducks this spring, for which I paid
one dollar. I already had a drake, so
that my total investment was, say, $1.50.
The two ducks went to house-keeping
and, in a short time laved seventy-nine
eggs. Two and a quarter dozen of these
we ate, and the remaining fifty-two
were set under bene. All were fertile,
but one egg got broken when half
hatched and one young duck was killed
by a sparrow hawk. I have now fifty
young ducks that in a very short time
and at practically no cost will be worth
half a dollar a piece, or $25 on an origin
al investment of a dollar and a half. 1
know no reason wiiy I could not do as
well, proportionately, with an original !
etock of one hundred ducks instead of '
three. '
Ladies' Shirt Waists.
We are now showing a full line of summer waists in
percales, madras, lawns, etc. Our assortment was nevor so
liandsome and attractive as this season.
We make a specialty of White Waists.
Call early and inspect this line, as wo are sure wo can satis
fy tho most fastidious. No trouble to show goods.
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..MAIER & BENTON..
Have a Complete Stock of the Following Lines
Rubber Garden Hose, Ball-bearing Lawn Mowers,
Garden Tools of all kinds,
Large Stock of Fishing Tackle,
Rubber Bicycle Tires and Full Line of Sundries,
also Bicycles rented and repaired,
Full line of Granite Ware and Tin Ware,
White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers,
" Garland Stoves and Steel Ranges,
Dar, B. & II., and Cleveland Bicycles.
Plumbing and Tinning done at Lowest Prices.
Our Cord Wood and Grocery Departments
are complete.
Any orders entrusted to us on the above lines will "S
Jiii- have prompt attention. "SSj.
We will meet any and all Competition.
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We Positively Will Not Be Undersold.
..MAIER & BENTON..
1GT SECOND STltEET,
lMlONES NO. 4.
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merely aseert the rights of the city un
der the grant of the legislature.
An ordinance will be passed granting
the White Collar Line the right to build
an incline from the foot of Washington
street to low navigable water in the Co-
umbia.
Iu the Circuit Court.
A true bill has been entered in the
case ol tue ."state vs. ike w. fliooro, lor
larceny of a quantity of brass castings,
the property of the O. 11. & N. Co.
Moore was arraigned this afternoon,
when a motion to set aside tho informa
tion and a demurrer to tho information
were both over-ruled and a plea of not
guilty was entered by defendant. The
motion to set aside the information is u
rather mysterious document. One ol
the counts upon which it is based is
that tho ''information is not written in
the English language." Tho attorneys
for Mr. Moore are Bennett & Sinnott.
D. Martel and J. W. Ryan were
brought hero today from Hood River,
by Constable Olinger, and were placed
in the county jail on tho charge of
larceny in a dwelling. The complaining
witness is C. L. Gilbert, proprietor of
the Mt. Hood hotel, The defendants
i are charges witn Having stolen 72 cigars
j from one of the rooms of the hotel, the
J cigars being valued at V., cents each, or
fill ctnrltr f 1, ,.fr tA . H. 1111 tli VttlllB Of M.tM, TllO
iitlVI S bill VIUI GVUUJ Ul V a J VJ (IliV Ut ttJU
legislature which L'ave Dulles filtw thn ' ffiJn8 will plead before Judge
ASK FOR THE
SHOE
FOR MEN
1'liKllng of the .ludlclury Cummltttio.
Brail-
for NhIh.
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control of f iiH .ilv w.Up front. th imli. i s,,avv ttt " w lomoirow.
clary committee of the city couucil has
arrived at the conclusion that the coun
cil is only the custodian and trustee of
tbe property and cannot alienate it or
even lease it except for public ueo and
benoUt.
The committee believes that the least;
made to the D. P. & A. NT. Co. !h void
in so far as it was intended to give that , Aekur H Heniedy in any case of
cotuprfny absolute control and monopoly i wahs uol(j9 or cro,,l. Should it fail to
of tho lands leafed to them, and that give Jl''ie,11'lta refunded
under the terms of the grant of the leg-1 'J5 ct9 and 50 cte Klkeley, the drug
iBlature anf opposition line of boats may I K'sts.
A stylish black driving horse, very
gentle. Also a nearly new open buggy,
harness, blankets, etc. Very cheap.
Address, W. It. Hockwim.i.,
m27d2vvw.'5w Dufur, Ore.
Experience is the best Teacher. Use
Bears tho
Sfguatureof
lawfully demand wharfage privileges at
the D. V. & A. N. Co.'s dock by paying
such reasonable charges as may be
agreed upon or be llxed by the courts.
At tbe next meeting of tbe council un
ordinance will be passed embodying this
proposition, but it will effect no change
in the practical use of the D, P. & A. N.
Co.'s property
DeWitt's Little Early itisers search
the remotest parte of the bowels the im
purities speedily with un discomfort.
They are famous for their ellicacy. Eaxy
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Sold only by
H. Herbring,
The Dalles, Or.
mm Besiaurant
L. Y. Hone, PropV.
first-Class in Every Respect:
MK.U.S AT .Yl.r. llOUltS,
Oysters Served in any Style.
b7 Scemul St., T liu Dalles, Or
WM. MICHELL,
Undertaker and Embalmer
Cor. Third and Washington Sts.
to take, never gripe.
r, u. f narmacy,
Clarke k Talk's
Clarke & Falk have received a carload
of the celebrated James K. Patton
The iulentiou is to Etrictly wire liquid paints
All orders attended to promptly. Long
distance phone -133. Local, 102,
Clark & Falk are never closed Sunday,
Don't forget this.
Icq cream and ice cream soda now on
tap at A, Keller's. aKHf