PEASE St MAYS. A Clothing Event that shows our supremacy absolutely. Choice of 125 Hart, ShaflT nor it Marx high-grade strict ly all-wool suits, in cassi meres, homespuns and fancy cheviots, identical suit as shown at $10, $12 and $13.50. Special One Week $8.85 Monarch Shirts, Shawknit Hose, E. & W. Shirts, Collars Tailor and Cuffs, Made Arrow Brand Collars, Clothes American Hosiery Co.'s Summer Underwear Hart Schaffner & Marx COWRIQHT 1801 HART, iCHAfrilin & MARX OHICAOO Three Specials in Shirt Waists. We have selected from our immense stock of Women's Fine Shirt Waists three of the latest and daintiest, and priced them so reasonably that selling will bo rapid for this week. Our $5.00 quality includes four distinct styles which wo offer at $3.90 Our 4 and $4.50 qualities will be offered at $3.35 Our $.'5.50 and $3.75 qualities will be offered at $2.80 Make an early call to the department as" the pretty ones go first. -A-IjXj GOODS 3VXja.n.KaB3D I3NT JPUAITJ" FIGrtJH.ES. The Dalles Daily Chroniele. MONDAY .... JUNE It, 1901 - " Ice Cream t and ce Cream Soda At Andrew Keller's. () . TREASURER'S NOTICE. All VV'h.oo County warruutw rclHtcril prlitr to .faiiuury :t, 1HIIK, will lit) pulil mi rmiiitMtloii lit my ollice. lntert'Ht citHHtiH rter Muy tit, 1110 1. JOHN I". HAMl'HH IKK, County Tri'ttHUrtir. WAYSIDE GLEANINGS. Loat A bunch of keys. Finder will please leave them ut this otlico. mil Kit The regular monthly meeting of the city council convenes tonight ut the re corder's ollice. The game of baseball ut Hood River yesterday remitted in a victory for Tho Dulles teuni by u acore of 15 to (i. The river !h slowly fulling nt this place and, according to KorecuBt Ollictal Uenl of i'ortluud, will continue to slowly full during the next three days. An unvuluublo pocket knife Iiub been left ut thia ollice. Anybody can have it by claiming property and paying u reu Honuble price for thin notice. Andy Willis and hie aou-in-luw, John Spoonimore, took twenty-six head of Sherman county horsed on this morn mg'a bout to the rortlund murket. Tho "Criatoforo Colombo" excuraion from Portlund yeaterduy wua such u fim all nfl'uir, numericnlly, thut its pros- mum uiliu iwaI iwiMm.il in 'Phu DrIImh. Tho Hrat Hliimnunt for tho aeuson of cucumbera wua mudo today to I'ortluud by M. Mortensen, whoao pluco ia on ..... ... .. .. ... ... I .! nun creeK, ut tne I'ourui street, unuiiu. Regular meeting of tho Rathuono Sisters this (Monday) evening. All mem bora are requested to bo present, aa importunt buaineea will be trunancted. All Knighta are hereby rerueatod to he preaeut tonight ut their castle hull, w u go)d time will be had. Viaiting brethren are cordially Invited to partici pate. Tho Boya' Club of Tho DuIIoh Congre gational church left on thia morning's bout for uu outing ut Hood River. The boya were accompanied by l'uetor I). V. Poling. Lost Between the city cemetery and O. J. OrandttU'B reaidence, a burnt leather bag. If finder will leave it at thin office or at Donnell'a drug store, u WILL FIGHT SHODDY- thut u water spout last Monday de stroyed 100 tona of hay on Iiib Muddy Creek ranch in Crook county, and Shi-Hniien ieiie lucreaneu Consuinp. treated all the residents of the creek Uon U u'larl"u- proportionately. sheepmen are banding for a fight A gentleman intimatelv connectell against Bhoddy, as will be Been by the with the wool bUBtnesa in this city esti-V following circular, which has been sent esent in X lie Dalles lto the ( ive una u half million KStock As sr orf-half of which JDenver: 'srop. - "Presi reward will be given. mSl-jH, The Wasco warehouso flouring mill building IB nearly ready for the roof and aiding. When completed it will be one of the moit substantial buildings of ita kind in the state of Oregon. - Judge Mays Informs Tin: Ciikonici.h mates there ia at present warehouses about fi pounds of woo, over oeiongs 10 mat year'syerop G. W. Muckley, corresponding aecre tury of the board of church extension, of Kansas City, Mo., will speak nt the Christian church tomorrow (Tuesday; evening, ut 8 o'clock. All are invited, eapeciully the members of tho church. The steamer Regulator yesterday took down to Lyle aoine 3000 head of sheep thut had been purchased' by William Shepherd in Morrow county for the Union Meat Company, which will be runged around the base of Mount AdauiB till needed for slaughtering purposes. A meeting of tfie members of the Driving Association will bo held in the club rooms at 8:110 sharp, Monday night, to consider the reports of the committee's appointed to solicit subscriptions for the 1th of July celebration. Aa the question whether The Dullea will celebrate will then be decided, u full attendance is requested. - juul-U John Ferguson and hia express team hud u tussle Saturday evening with a locomotive engine and, as usual in audi cases, came oil' second beat. The engine ran into the wagon at the crossing of First und Washington and knocked it into splinters, injuring one of the horaes so that it ia ti question if he will ever amount to anything. The Dallea Driving Association will meet tonight to definitely settle whether we ahull hold u celebraiiou on the com ing Fourth or not. The liquor dealers, who would ordinarily reap most benelit from a celebration, have made a very poor response to tho requests for sub scriptions. The other buaineea men have responded nobly and pledged some 4500. Tonight's meeting will settle the mutter. A. V. .V A. Mi There will be u stated communication of Wusco Lodge, No. 15, A. F. & A. M., this ' Monday) evening ut 8 o'clock. Work in the M. M. degree. All mem bers und visiting brethren are requeated to bo present. By order of the W. M. O. D. Do.Ne, Secy. CASTOR I A For luiauts and Children, Tbtt Kind You Have Always Bought Beara tho Signature of Clarke &, Falk's flavoring extracts are the best. Ask your w Mier for them. Subscribe for Tut Chiiomoi.k. the officials of the National Live Association, with headquarters at President John W. Springer, of the National Live Stock Association, haB juBt appointed one of the most import ant special committees that will act for the association thiB year. The commit tee consists of Hon. C. O. Stocklager, Boiae, Idaho, chairmaa; ex-Senator T. C. Powers, Helena, Mont. ; Hon. Mor timer Levering, Lafayette, Ind. ; Hon. E. S. Goaney, Flagstaft", Ariz., and Hon. Dwight Lincoln, Milford Center, Ohio, aud its dntiea will be the drafting of a bill to be introduced at the coming ses sion of congress, providing for govern ment inspection of woolen goods and to otherwise carry out the purposea of a resolution, ununimously adopted at the annual convention of the association held in Salt Lake City last January. "Some legislation along these lines is believed to be absolutely necessary in order to protect the wool-growing indus try of the West from total annihilation. While the stock of wool brought into this country prior to the operation of the Dingley act in 1898 has Bteadily de creased, and manufacturers have mate rially increased their output of goods, the price of American wool has practic ally remained inactive or steadily de clined. This is due, the woobgrowers believe, to the increased consumption of shoddy, which necessarily decreases the demand for wool. "The national association maintains that it is perfectly consistent in demand ing this legislation. Oleomargarine manufacturers, packers, distillers, brew ers and tobacco und cigar manufacturers, aud other branches of trade are obliged to submit to federal inspection und to theproper classification of their prod ucts, und the sheep-growers feel there can bo no valid reasou why a law of tho character suggested should not be enact ed, especially when one of the leading industries of the nation ia endangered by the fraud now practiced upon it." TlioiixttiuW Sent Into Kxilo, Every yer n brge number of poor sntl'erers whose lungs are sure and racked with coughs are urged to go to another climate. But thia is costly and not al ways sure. Don't be an exile when Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption will cure you ut home. It's the most infallible medicine for Coughs, Colds, and all Throat and Lung diseases on earth. The first dose brings relief, Astounding cures result from persistent ubo. Truil bottles free utG. C. Blukeley'e drugstore, Price 60c and LOO. Every bottle guaranteed, 4 A full line of Eastman films aud sup plies just received by Clarke & Fulk. Commencement Exerclties. ...The New York Cash Store... 138 and 142 Second Street. The BARGAIN STORE of the City. Ladies' Shirt Waists. The commencement exercises of The Dalles High school were attended .Satur day night by a large and appreciative audience. The papers of the graduates were, as a rule, well composed and well delivered, that of Mies Ada Bell, in the opinion of the writer, carrying the pa'm, but fol lowed in a close second by that of Miss BeBsie V. Snipes. John Cooper's rem iniscence, "the Battle of Malabon," was intensely interesting, but lost much of its force and intereet by a hurried deliv ery. Mies Bessie Eddon'a paper on "Florence Nightingale und Her Work" was good and fairly well delivered, as was that of Miss Dora Sexton on "Clam orous Labor Knocked With Its Hundred Hands at the Goldeu Gates of the Morn ing." Porter T. Friz.ell's paper on "Abraham Lincoln was well composed, but poorly delivered. Miss Hannah Schwabe's paper on "No Rose Without a Thorn" was well conceived and fairly well deliyered. Volney C. Driver car ried the house by his able and well-delivered paper on "The Monroe Doc trine." The musical selections by Miss Alice M. Ball, Miss Emily Crossen, Misses Loto Kelsay and Rosemary Baldwin were remarkably well rendered, as was the double quartet by boya of the high school, and the solo, " 'Twas in tho Charming Month of May," by Miss Marguerite Kinersly. The surprise of the evening wa9 the presentation of a Whitman college scholarship to MisB Ada Bell for the highest proficiency in the scholarship of the class. It seemed to be us much of u surprise to Miss Bell as it waa undoubt edly deserved by this exceedingly able aud deserving young lady. j When your hair appeure dry and to ' have lost its vitality it wants something , to give it life and vigor. We have what the hair needs when it gets in that con dition. We have the Crown of . Science Hair tfSkS Grower und. Cocoa nut Cream fijsaar Tonic. They will cure duud ESBl mil and ull I scalp diseases. For sale at Frazer's bar-! ber shop. Price 50c and 75c a bottle. If you want to retain your hair you; have to keep your scalp clean. Soup will make your hair harsh, dry and crispy. Now we huve two of the yery ' beat preparations for cleansing the j scalp Egg and Pino Tar Shampoo. It will leave your hair soft und glossy. Price, 25 and 50 cents a bottle, at Fra.er's barber shop, The Dulles. tf Moki Tea positively cures Sick Head ache, indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a perfect complexion, or money refunded. 25 cts aud 50 cte. Blakeley, the druggist. For Hum. A stylish black driving horse, very gentle. Also a nearly new open buggy, harness, blankets, etc. Very cheap. Address, W, R. Rockwkm., m27d2ww3w Dufur, Ore. Ladies' Shirt Waists. Wo are now showing a full lino of summer waists in percales, madras, lawns, etc. Our assortment was never so handsome and attractive as this season. We make a specialty of White Waists. Call early and inspect this line, as we are sure we can satis fy the most fastidious. No trouble to show goods. ..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, Day, B. & H., and Cleveland Bicycles. Plumbing and Tinning done at Lowest Prices. Our Cord Wood and Grocery Departments are complete. Any ordera entrusted to us on the above lines will "3T; have prompt attention. We will meet any and all Competition. We Positively Will Not Be Undersold. ..MAIER & BENTON.. 1. 107 SECOND BTKKKT. l'nONES NO. 1. 5 Special Sale on Tan Shoes. We will now and until further notice give a liberal discount on ull our Tan Shoes. PerhapB you can ufl'ord to let this opportunity pass without takintr ad vantage of it; but wo doubt it. Read these priceB and see if you can. Men's $5.00 Tan Shoes. ..$3.50 Men's 4.00 Men's 3.00 Ladies' 4.00 Ladies' 3.00 Ladies' 2.00 Misses' 2.50 Misses' 2.00 3.00 2.25 2.50 2.00 1.50 1.75 1 .50 Pease & Mays. HOOD RIVER CARNIVAL. Hood River Street Fair und Straw berry Carnival June -1th, 5th and (ith, tho excursion on thu steamer Regu lator on flth will leave The Dalles at S:U0 p. in., und returning will leave Hood River at 11 p. in. Round trip, in cluding admission to the carnival grounds, 50 cents. Tickets for the above will aleo bo uood going uu the lralda at p, in, June (1th, and returning on the Iiegulator ut 11 p, in. W. C. A I.I.AWAY, jl-Ut Gen. Agent. Vuctitloii School. At Sixth und Union streets on June lid a vacation school will begin. Ses sione 0 to l'J, 2 to 5. Specialties--bookkeeping, shorthand, penmanship, free hand drawing, higher mathematics, Instruction thorough; terms easy. jl-lW ',, V4, FltKKIi. M. K. Humluy School Kxcorklon, .luuu .". Notice Tickets for this excursion must be purchased of the committee, as they will not be soul at the dock ut less than the regular rates, jl.JJt W. O, Am.away, (i. A. Icq cream aud ice cream soda now on tap ut A. Keller's. allltf Subscribe for The Cuuonici.i:. Kates to Sun Francisco and ICeturn. The O. R. ifc N. Co. will make the following rates from The Dalles, Oregon, to San Francisco and return for National Convention of Epworth League, July 18-21,1901: Via rail to Portland und O. R. & N. steamers from Portland to San Francisco und return, if 23. 50. Tickets on sale and honored on trains from The Dalles and on steamers from Portland only on July 11th und 16th. Returning tickets will be honored on steamers sailing from San Francisco not later than August 1st; tlnal limit, Aug ust 4, 1001. Rate includes meals aud berth on steamers. Reservations for passengers going via steamers should be ; made in advance to insure uccnmmodu- tions, for which u deposit of 00 will be required. All rail in both directions, ! via O. R. Si N. and Southern Pacific, first clurs, uood for stop-&veri in Cali fornia, :?28. 50, St-ciiul class, including berth m tourist site per in both diiec tions, no stop-overs, .y'o.50. Tickets ou sale at Tho Dalles July loth und 10th, und will tie honored by Southern Pacific on trains leaving Portland July 15th and ltith, and on morning train July 17th; good for return passage leaving San Francisco up to und including July 31, 1001. Tickets will not he sold good in one direction via rail and lu another via steamer. For fuithnr information coinmunicato with Jus, Ireland, agent, The Dulles, Oregon. m2l-jlyll FOR SALE. An imported Hlue Grass, Kentucky Jack, weighs 1010 pounds in moderate flesh and stands over fifteen hands high. Can be seen ut Ward it Robertson's stables. mlft-lmw Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold on a positive guarantee, Cures heart-burn, raising of thu food, distress after eating, or uny form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives immediate relief, 25 cts, and 50 cts. Ulukeley, the druggiet. WM. MICHELL, Undertaker and Embalmer Cor. Third and Washington Sts. All orders attended to promptly. Long distuuee phoue -13J. Local, 102.