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This is to be the
Greatest Bargain Week
of the Summer.
Now that Summer is here in earnest, we realize
the fact that 3-011 are in need of cool, dressy Summer
( roods, so we offer you for one week some splendid
inducements.
50c Silk Chamhras, this week 42c
45c Fancy Striped Chambras. this week 37c
30c Mercerized Foulards, this week 22c
20c Dimities in latest effects, this week 15c
15c Lawns, this week 12. c
12.',c Lawns, this week 11c
10c Lawns, this week OS-C
Men:
Fancy
Hose
Combed Maco,
Extra spliced heel and toe,
Latest colorings in
Fancy Hosiery;
STATEMENT OF FAIR COMMITTEE
A Frnco unit Oritml stnml i Not K.n
Oir Orlvtng Aanorlntt.m. Hut I ur
the Hiatrlrt Kulr.
Special
3 pairs for
50c
We were so well pleased with our Corset
last week that we have decided to close out the
maining few dozen at 23c.
Sale
re-
REMEMBER. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.
Monarch Shirts.
Arrow Brand Collars, 2 for
25 cents.
ltumchundas and grenadine
Windsors and hows. 50c.
Summer Suspenders, 35c.
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The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
- - - JULY 22, 1901
15)01 ; Elizabeth Flick, widow of Michael and the frog ate them.
Flick, of Huntington, Or., (12 per month chest fell on the frog and
MONDAY
j Ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
$).
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All n'ait-o OountJF warrants rEist"',l
prim to September it, Ihhk, will lie paid
on prviciiiHiiiiii at my office. Interest
' ni.' an. ! .1 lily I a , 1001.
JOBS) F. HAMPSHIRE,
Couuty Treasurer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
; from February 9, 189!; Jane O. Bartan,
j widow of Joseph M. Barton, of Joseph
! Oregon, (8 from April 20, 1808, and $2
j additional for a minor child.
Last Saturday Attorney B. S, Hunt
I ington expressed a box of apricots to
the Pan-American exposition that, ac
cording to some experienced fruitmen
who saw them, were the lnrgest and
' fineBt apricots tbey ever saw.
Grant Mays returned Saturday fiom
! Kansas City where he and Taylor Hill
j and AH Allen, of Prineville, disposed of
jiioOhead of unbroken horses at satie
j factory prices. The animals were flold
at auction and were all disposed of in a
couple of hours after they left the cars.
A large
exploded tue
dynamite which had been eaten. A
chisel pierced t fie temple of the young
est child and killed him. Another child
and Mrs. McCurry in Mie kitchen above
were seriously hurt, and that part of the
house was wrecked.
Committee Due at l eu 'lltoD Tomorrow
Tonight Representative Moody aud
John S. Schenck and E. O. McCoy will
leave for Colfax or some other point on
the Northern Pacific, where they will
meet the members of the rivers and
harbors committee and accompany them
to Lewietou. The delegation from The
Dalles expect to go from here on a spe-
For rent Two or three rooms fur
llbed fur housekeeping. Apply at this
office. jiy'22-lw
Rev. Mr. Fake, of this city, is an-
niiiiiiced to hold services in Antelope
tonight.
There will be a meeting of the Eath
hone Sisters tonight. All members are
requested to be present.
Found A pair of spectacles which
ihe owner can have by calling at this of
fice and paying for this notice. jy2f lit
A marriage license was issued this
morning to James L. Divers, of Klicki
tat county, and Lillie A. Weidner, of
Moaier.
Lost On Second street, a leather
back pugg hook containing accounts in
Chinese and English. Please return to
this office. jly22-2t
Mrs. A. Brown, holding numbers
8478 and 2758, received both present at
Nolan's on Saturday evening, and also
tue $ rebate.
Wanted A competent gir! to do gen
eral housework for family of three in the
Wintry ; wages 85 per month. Inquire
a' BaKes Hospital. jylO-lwk
W anted A small family to occupy
m borne and keep house for an aged
widower. Liberal terms can be had.
cial train that will arrive about 9 o'clock
Tko io,QO, r., wTtFTk.llwith the Portland delegation. The con-
Jill 1 ( i r- i i I n 1 'l UldLlUU miu IliU I ilUt
Mile and Dufur districts where, it wap
claimed, considerable damage was done 1 Vm evening and arrive at Lewiston to
in places to grain by late frosts, indicate
that as usual the farmers squeeled be
fore they were hurt. Thk Chkovk i.k Is
! well assured that Wasco county is good
for the largest crop of grain she ever
i produced, aud at the worst only in rare
1 liases is there any evideuce of damage of
I any kind ; and even in these cases the
damage is nothing in comparison with
the first reports, i nd in the aggregate
amounts to nothing that is worth speak
ing of.
SALMAGUNDI.
Connecticut tobacco growers have ex
tensively experimented with growing
the weed under canvas. Ex-Secretary
1 Whitney says the scheme will revolution-
I i.e the tobacco industry.
The parents of Rose Maretta, the star
bareback rider in Sells & Gray's circus,
now in Oregon, reside at Sparta, near
, Baker City, and when the circus was at
j that city attended the performance.
' When the daring rider appeared tho
father aud mother, brother and sisters
cheered loudly aud waved their haud-
; kerchiefs.
President Nelson, of the San Francis
i co chamber of commerce, declares that
the tree popularly known as the "Ore
; gon pine" outclasses every other pine
l rmmn n i M I I ! it n ! .1 H mill I l.ul i till HUT.
m p. at unsoitlce. jlyaijU jM for all I)Urpo6e8 o manufacture to
W. N.Tabler, of the Willamet te val- j every other variety of the genus Abies,
V, concluded this forenoon the pur- and that the navy department ought to
cbaseofthe ranch of G. W. Jordan, ony! adopt it officially for the sheathing of
Tamarack Creek, west of Kingsley. ( battleships, "instead of Southern pine."
A nentleman who returned here from 0 The clam cannery to be erected at
W Martin's Springs Saturday, says jjSouth Bend will be ready for operation
there are ISO people now camped or by October l,a forfeit of 600 having
otherwise quartered at that resort. " f been posted by the promoter to go to
host A brown leather purse, with the subsidy-grantors iu case of failure.
OQain attached, containing 0.78. Find- The plant will have a capacity of 10 000
er will confer a favor on the owner, Miss cases a year and the men back of the
Mary Timm, by leaving the same at cauuery expect to enlarge it after the
tl,iB office. j first year.
Representative Moodv has received' The three children of George McCurrv, ; ul4
notice from Pension Commissioner Kv- a prominent contractor of Albany, Mo., Club
ne that pensions have been granted to recentlv found some dynamite in the ' Before leaving here the Regulator will
celler of their Ik. me, and thinking it was
putty, (fed it to their pet frog. The
pieces of dynamite resembled insects
1 innrrnw ftfturnnnn. eVir the rent nf the
day tbe committee and the several dele
gations from Portland and the Inland
Empire towns will be the gueets of Lew
iston. The entire party will leave Lew
iston early Wednesday morning and ar
rive at The Dalles that evening, where
they will be the guests of The Dalles
Commercial Ciub fet"
The program all the time was for the
party to come by boat all the way from
Ijewieton to Celilo and every possible
effort was made to this end, hut with
little hope at this time that they wift
come farther by boat than to Biparia.
The truth is there are only two available
boats on the upper rivers. One plies on
the Snake and is owned by the 0. K. &
N. Although strong influence was
brought to bear on gentlemen high iu the
councils of the O. K. & N., at this last
moment all that is known is tbe O. K. &
N. people are claiming ttiat the Sna-e is
i now at too low a stage for boats to make
a safe trip from Biparia to Wallu'a. The
j party w ill he brought from Lewiston to
j Riparia by boat, but whether any fur
: ttier will only be known later. The
other boat is plying 00 the Columbia
above Priests Rapids. This boat offered
I to convey the party from Lewiston to
; Celilo for 11,400 but the sum was justly
, considered prohibitory and the ofi'er was
rejected.
It is due to Representative Moudy to
say that his efforts to procure a boat
have been persistent aud untiring, and
should they eventually fail the fault will
not be his. Should the party be obliged
to come from Riparia by rail Mr. Moody
assures Till Chuonici.k tfiat the com
mittee will be given every possible op
i portunity to see the river. On arrival
here Wednesday evening a banquet will
be tendered tbe committee aud accoin
( panying delegations on board thesteam-
er Regulator which lias been chartered
to take them to Portland. Following
tbe banquet a public leception will be
in tiie parlors of tbe Commercial
: hnivoR I UK l. nKONU'i k :
There seems to be a misunderstanding
' in the minds ol some of the people who
j have been aked to contribute to the
guarantee fund necessary to insure the
Street Fair and Carnival and the thir-
teenth annual exhibition of the Second
i Eastern Oregon District Agricultural 10
j ciety here this fall. We feel that some
of the opposition that we have met, as a
j committee to solicit funds, has been due
, to the fact that, iu the minds of some,
I the idea prevails that t lie Driving Asso
1 ciation will be materially benefitted bv
the building of the eight-foot fence and
grand stand. This is not so.
The Driving Association has couiplet
j ed its track, fenced it in a manner most
agreeable to itself, and now have several
I people at work on the track getting it in
j shape so that members can use it tor
driving. As soon as this is done the
Driving Association has accomplished
j its end. When the Driving Association
' was formed, it looked forward to some
thing more than to make a mere pleasure
ground for its members, as it had in view
the idea that ultimately the District
Fair could be brought back to The
Dalles. Individual members of the
Driving Association took th necessary
interest at the time the last legislature
was in session, and The Dalles was
named as the permanent location for the
fair for this district. If the board of
directors of the Second Eastern Oregon
District Agricultural society desire to
hold its meeting on the track of the
Driving Association, the members of the
association are willing to turn the track
over to them without charge. If the
business me;: think it is to their advant
age to have a district and street carnival
here this fall it will be necessary for
them to advance some funds.
In order to get gate receipts the track
must be fenced and it is absolutely
necessary to have a grand stand. This
j expenditure is necessary only for the
tool purpose of holding the fair, and is not
necessary or even desirable to enable
the Driving Association to use Ihe track.
The members of the Driving Association
feeljthat there is much more pleasure to
drive on the track as it is now fenced
than it would be with an eight foot
tight board fence enclosing the grounds.
The executive committee have given the
fair and .carnival up, owing to the lack
of interest shown.
The executive committee, however,
wants to place this question before you
fairly, so that afterwards when the
business men of The Dalles realize what
a serious mistake they have made, tbey
cannot claim that it was due to a mis
understanding about the use of the
funds, and that they were willing to
give the money but for the fact that
they thought the Driving Association
would be the only one deriving any
benefit.
Other towns and cities have awakened
to the fact that it is necessary to have
some attraction to bring the people iu.
We refer you to the action of the busi
ness men ol Portland, Spokane, I. a
Grande and Baker City.
If the business of The Dalles crowds
capacfty of its business men and
stores, then it is not necessary to do
anything to increase the volume of
business; but, if on the other hand the
trade now enjoyed by The Dalles is not
equal in volume to that of other years,
it occurs to us that it is a good proposi
tion to use every endeavor to bring
business to us. We think the street
Fair, Carnival and District Fair is a
step In the right direction.
Edwabd C. Pkasi,
J' 0. HOS f'KTI.KK,
Li. E. Osowg.
H. J. Maikic,
Ciias. F. Mi' iiKi.i; M il, i
J odd S. Fish,
En M. W ii.i.iA ms.
Executive Com.
...The New York Cash Store...
138 and 142 Second Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
Some Bargains
IN
Boys' Knee Pant Suits
THIS
ONLY.
20 per cent Discount on all Boys' Suits.
DON'T OVERLOOK THESE BARGAINS
New Grocery Store
men! to our store. A new freh ,
dean stuck. Give us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
MAYS t CROWE
F. S. GUflNlflG,
...Blacksmith, Horseshoer and Wagon-maker..
DEALS R IS-
Iron, Steel. Wheels, Axles, Springs and Blacksmith Supplies
Ait.'ut fur EtuHtell A; Co.'i Engines, Thmtmi ami Btn Mills,
Telephone 157.
Long; DiltOllOO 107:1.
Cor. Second & Lam Sts, THE DALLES, OR.
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"'"oiiowiDK widows: Mary E. Miene,
low of the late J. C. Miene, of The
u", H per month from February 14,
take the committee up the river an far
! ae Big Eddy, where an opportunity will
be given ttiem to view part of the ob
iftructiong to navigation.
SEALED BIDS.
Bids will be received at the recorder' j
office of DalleB City, for the city lot on ;
the eouth fide of Third Htreet hetween
, Court and Washington streets. All bidl
! to be deposited at the recorder 's office 00 i
; or before August 1, 1001, aud addressed
"Bidt for 1-ot." The si.uof lot is S8l
! LOO feet.
Hated at The Dalles, Oregon this 90th '
1 day of July, 1001, hy order ol thecoun-
loll. ;
J, DOII BII i v,
! j)20-augl City recorder.
Dyspepsia can he cured liy using!
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
Tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold inhandsome tin
boxes at 2o els. Blakeley the druggist.
When your hair appears 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 m the Crown of
Science II a i r 4gMKjft Grower and
Cocoanut CreamH Tonic. They
will cure dand sbB ruff and all
scalp diseases. For tale at Fra.er's bar
ber shop. Price 50c and 75c a bottle.
The White Collar line, Bailey (iat.ert,
will sell through round-trip tickets to
Seaside and return. Baggage checked
direct to either North Beach, Seaview,
Long Beach, Breakers, Ocean Park or
Xahcutta. Tickets good until Sept. 15th,
J, M. FillOOB, agent.
lll siKss LOCAL.
Wanted A girl to do general house
work. Inquire at this office. jlyl.Vlw
(ireat price cutting on ladies' shirt
waists at A. M. Williams dt Co. 'a this
week.
Bead A. M. Williams A Oo.'l ad and
note price reduction on shirt waists this
week,
Clarke A Falk have received a carload
of the celebrated James E. Patton
strictly mire liquid paints
Th"y are going with a rush those
knee pants suits at the New York (.'ash
Store. Hale closes Saturday night, .July
20th.
Don't overlook the boys' suit sale at
the New York f 'ash Store. Twenty per
cent discount mi all kOM pants suits, 9
to 15 years.
If you are planning a vacation trip
you will need a good supply of sbirt
waists. A. M. Williams A Co. is the
place to buy them.
Just received a new supply of North
rup A Sturgis' pure food products, as
follows: corn starch, shredded cocoa
nut, baking soda and high gradl liveli
er, if it's Northrop A sturgis, it is
good. Get a packngc and try it. For
silc by OoorOJT, Son & Co., S. I,. Prnxks'
old stand, The Dalles, Or. jfl2-2wd
Just received at QllbrotQ A Son's
lumber yard, a few carloads of No. 1
cedar posts and A shingles. Tbey
are agents for 1 leath A Miliigau's cele
brated shingle paint. Call on them;
their prices are all right. Wood not
tl limed is better by 60c a cord than wood
that is. jy 10
"1 am indebted to One Minute Cough
I cure for my present, good health and my
life. I was treated iu vain by doctors
for lung trouble following la grippe. 1
look One Mumte Qotlgb ('lire and re
covered my health." Mr. K. II. Wise,
Madison. Q. Clarke A Falk's P. O.
Pharmacy.
Mid'Siiiiiiner clearance sale of rjlllll
nery at the Cauipbnll A Wilson Milli
nery parlors. Kveivthiug iu the line of
head wear at one half the actual val
ue. j'.'H-lm
FOR CAMPERS.
Subscribe for Tun CauoNici.it.
CASTOR I A
For lniauts and Children.
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
fcbtfuaturo of
Monday special at Pease A Mays- -Dunham's
cocoanut, SO ceuts per pound,
regular price 40 cents.
WM. MICHELL
Undertaker and Embalmer
Cor. Third and Washington gta.
All orders attended to promptly. Long
distance phone 4M. Local, 102.
UT O M T I C
roiDiNu JmL as. at.
CLOSLO
Just the thing to take along wben you
go camping or to the seacnast. For sale
by HFXTON .V WALTHKB.
i;. B. Oilhreth .V Sou will keep ut all
times a supply of hay, gram and leed
w hich thev will retail at the I iwest
market rates. i'M-ti
Gifford'H Fotos Never Fade.