ITiumiii of Visiting ommlHfr.
The special train 0QBUtnlO the river
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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 you are in nood of cool, dressy Summer
Goods, so we offer you for one week some splendid
inducements.
Men
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Fancy
Hose
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50c Silk Chambras, this week 42c
45c Fancy Striped Chambras. this week 37c
30c Mercerized Foulards, this week 22c
$ 20c Dimities in latest effects, this week 15c
c Lawns, this week 12c
en Lawns, this week 11c
Lawns, this week 08'c
Combed Maco,
Extra spliced heel and toe.
Latest colorings in
Fancy Hosiery:
Special
3 pairs for
50c
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We were so well pleased with
last week that we have decided to
maining few dozen at 23c.
our Corset Sale
close out the re
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REMEMBER. FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. Summer Suspenders, 35c.
PEASE 5c MAYS.
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Monarch shirts.
Arrow Brand Collars. 2 for
25 cents.
Rumchundas and grenadine
Windsors and bows, 50c.
! and Mtboft committee is due here ut
6:80 tonight. The hour of dinner is
lined ft 7 o'clock on Uianl the Regulator,
; which has hcen handsomely decorated
for the occasion. The dining room tmbltl
are set in the form of it double cross and
j it is hoped will he able to accommodate
all the guests. The limited capacity of
: the boat's dining saloon necessitated
1 only a limited numter of invitations to
Hallos people to dinner, but this un
avoidable inconvenience it is hoped In
some measure to be overcome by a pub-
lie reception after dinner in the spacious
rooms of the Commercial Club. TMI
I CHRONICLE presumes, in the absence of
any definite information, that the re
ception will commence not later than
i 9 o'clock. As it is a public reception
and the occasion one of immense im
port to the people of Kastern Oreaon, it
; is hoped that the people of The Dalles
i will manifest their interest in the event
by as large a representation of both
, sexes as possible.
A telegram was received from Kepre-
: sentative Moody at o'clock this after
noon conveying the information that
; the committee, attaches, local delegation
and reporters coming here number about i
thirt-five. This is fewer than was ex
pected. Sleeping accommodations have
; been secured at the I'matilla House for
! the overflow. Mr. Moody expects the
! train to arrive here at 7 o'clock but the
dispatchers put its arrival half an hour
earlier. The party will not stop at Ce-j
I no to view ttie rapids but will go up the
river for that pnrpose on a special train
in the morning. From here they will go
j to Portland on the llegulator. The
party, Mr. Moodv adds, "will arrive too
j late for full drees and too tired for
j speeches."
Viewed From Another Standpoint.
...The New York Cash Store...
138 and 142 Second Streot.
The BARGAIN STORE of tiie City.
Some Bargains
IN
Boys' Knee Pant Suits
THIS
ONLY,
20 per cent Discount on all Boys' Suits.
DON'T OVERLOOK THESE BARGAINS
The Dalles Daily Chroniele.
- - JULY 25, 1901
THURSDAY
i Ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Ifaeeo County warrants ree;istre1
prior to September , iks. win ie paid
od presentation at my office. Interest
eeaeeeafter ?al ISi isoi.
JOHN f. liirillkli
County Treasurer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
A waitress wanted. Apply at the
' mati. la lloupe. jy5 St
Roy Moore, a Hillsboro boy, is at The
bailee Iljspital with a broken leg. He
and another lad while driving out to the
SimoDBon ranch in a livery rig up9et the
:mngv in( jn the fall Moore's right leg
KM :irukt-ii in two places.
Rev, George W. Gne, D. D., pastor of
Centenary church, Last Side, and a
procuinent minister of the Methodist
EpUc ,&. charob, dropped dead yester
day foreoooo, from heart disease, on the
Southern Pacific railway track, near
Eaet -tark etreet, Portland.
Correct in style, quality and shaj
at the feat
e show, and these Pingree patent
'eatt,er oxforde certainly have it ail.
Next Saturday 4.15 buys the $6 ones
d8.3S the $3 G ones. See window
Replay of A. M. Williams & Co.
Joe SotHbwell, a pioneer rebident of
II'mco coanty, died at Lis home on Tei;
Mile Tueeday, July 2Si, aged SO years.
Ttjfc cause of death was bripht'e disease
!fotc Which the deceased has suffered
WW years. Fur the paBt two years he
M "Ti fined to f,is bed practically all
HM time,
meeting ,,f the commissioners of the
Second Oregon District Pair Association
w' bld today in Judge Mays' office
to appoint U.ts time for holding the fair,
Mn H1 probably be from the first to
'M fifth of October to revise the pre
,r"Ul,J and transact other business
"-ay come befoie them.
wiMiooeri
file com-
will organize bv KltM-tinv h
PNeldBt, treaanrxr arl mmmmAmm ti
COtliniittftionAra It ra ..... ,,
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Mays, of Wasco county ; C. C.
of Sherman, and G. B. Dukek,
are liere in person, and John
tbe
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Kuney
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Cuou, hs
Prospector. A. I. I.ytle, in cold blood,
last Sunday shot to death Emmet Egan.
at the Derhatn sawmill in northern
Crook. Egan was in his room in the
morning dressing when the door was
thrown open by Lytie, who, without a
word of warning, leveled an old cap and
ball pistol cn Egan and fired, the bul'et
striking turn in the short ribs just be
low the heart and lodging in the back.
Lytle then turned and said: "I guess
the won't insult my wife
again." Egan lingered until night
when he passed away. Tbe Prospector
learns that tbe shooting was entirely an
, called for and that the murdered man
made a dying declaration that is enough
to convict Lytle of a cold-blooded mur
der. The murderer went to Prineville
and gave himself up to the sheriff.
The Ciii:ox:ci.e sometimes wonders if
1 tbe men who refuse to contribute to the
fair fund because the proposed fence
around tbe race track is a contribution
to a private corporation, have ever heard
that before the Driving Association
asked for a cent to build the fence, or
rather before a stick of the fence will be
in place tbe association will have spent
tbe sum of if.OOO on the track and
grounds of their own money exclusive of
tbe $'100 they got from last year's carni
val committee, Not only is this true but
before tbe gentlemen of the Driving As
sociation asked for a cent from tbe
outside for the proposed fair they pledged
their names for nearly $1,500 more in
bard cash, making a contribution from
this source of $3,500. The OrKOKICLB
wonders too if it is fully understood
, that the Driving Association offer to give
i the use of their track an i grounds to tbe
district fair for ill time free of a rent of
charge either ior the use of them or for
their repair and maintenance.
The county jail has a pri-toner by the
I name of Brooks but whose real name it
said to be Miller. Brooks is bound over
in the sum of $-300 for stealing 17 in
cash, a watch and s.me clothing from tbe
J X L restaurant. When he was arret
ed a lady's gold watch was found on
; him and Sheriff Kellv. Deputy Sheriff
Wood and Officer Aiieky have been
working ever since to find the owner of
the wat :h. They were rewarded today
by receiving a letter from the chief of
police of Sacramento informing tbem
that the watch belonged to a school
teacher of that city, w ho is at present on
her vacation at the coast and whose
name is Lu.ie Klotz. The watch has
engraved on the ineide of the case the
name of Lizzie Klot and the date 1886.
Brooks is evidently an old offender as
well as an all-around tough citizen, lie
is one of the two fellows who recenliv
afternoon to interview the business men
of the city on t tie subiect of the fair and
carnival, confining their visits, of eet
purpose, to those who have not already
pat themselves on record as refusing to
contribute anything towards the expense
of the project, and avoiding the saloon
and restaurant men, wbo are unani
mously in favor of the fair and willing to,
subscribe liberally towards its expense.
Before ending their round for the day
they had visited the four business blocks
on Secomi street west of Washington
street and a considerable part of. the
East End. They report having had a
most cordial reception everywhere. Only
two received theni eoldlv at first and be
fore the committee and they parted each
promised to do his part in contributing,
as onefof them said, "even more than I
feei I am able to do because I feel it to
be a necessity that something be done
to improve the business of the town."
C ASTOR I A
Tor inlands and Cniidrea.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Srn autre a
SEALED BIDS.
Bids will be received at the recorder's
office of Dalles City, for the city lot on
the south side of Third street between
Court and Washington streets. All bids
to be deposited at the recorder 'office on
or before August 1, ISO), and addressed
Lot.
The size of lot is 58x
' Bids for
100 feet.
Dated at The Dalles, Oregon this 20th
day of July, 1901, by order ol the coun
cil. J. DOHKJil v,
Jy20sagl City recorder.
Tne White Collar line, Bailey Gatzert,
will sell through roand-trip tickets to
Seaside aud return. Tickets good going
from Portland over the White Co.lar
line, ( . R, v X. Co., V. T. Co. or the A.
ik C. K. P., and return over same lines.
Baggage checked direct to either North
Peach, St-aview, Long Beach, Breakers,
Ocean Park or Xahcotta. Limit of
Septemuer 15tb J. M. I illoon,
ticket
fttlti
Just
received at
of Crook countv. is renreeented tried to saw their wav through the bars
) proxy. Wtn. TtiompeoD, of Wheeler, of the jail window. Brooks furnished
pet-ted but bad not arrived at tbe
L li, .
mm writing. It g auppoted
WM I maUlla and Morrow countie. did
uot appoint commiseioners.
Crook county has another murder case
118 bands, according to tbe Ash wood
the saw, wnich escaped the notice of tbe
jailer by being concealed in the sole of
the prisoner's shoe. f . -
Messrs I. C. Nickelaen, J. A. Doutbit
and M. '.. Donnell, as a volunteer com
mittee of three, started out yesterday
Gllbretb Son'i
I amber yard, a few carloads of X'o. 1
cedar posts and A shingles, 'iney
are agents fur liealb & Miliigan's cele
brated shingie paint. Call on tbem;
their rices are all right. Wood not
flumed is better by "0e a cord than wood
that is. jylU
We offer for a limited period the
twice-a-week CaUMMCUi price $1.50,
and the Weekly Oregonian, price $1.50,
both papers for $2 a year. Subscriptions
under this offer must be paid in ad
vance. I
The Dai. i es, July 20, 1901.
Em roB Chronii i.e i
In answer to the article in yesterday's
paper I will say that I myself do not ob
ject to the carnival and stock show bnt
to the extra expense of holding a race
meeting in connection with the carnival I
' and street fair. If the Worthy Gentle-1
jmen who have the race track will take it )
sensible view of the matter and not try
to crowd the little fish too much they
would have no opposition, but I think
they are trying to collect too much
money at one time.
I am asked to contribute 100 per cent
more this year than last. Will the ex
tra expense pay me? That is the way 1
look at it. Surely every man should be
allowed to own his own business and say
what he is able to give. Xow then if the
Worthy Gentlemen that have this matter
in charge will agree to have a first-class
carnival and street fair for half the
money they ask, for which they can do,
they cau keep to themselves all the main
entrance fees and let the street fair at
tractions into the inclosure for Kf per
cent of their gioss receipts for the priv
ilege of showing the-e, then buy lumber
that can be used to fence race track, and
with it build fence around the carnival ;
build stock sheds to show the stock,
poultry, fruits and vegetables, and when
the carnival is over take the lumber and
use it for the benefit of the race track.
fhe surplus money can also be used for
that purpose, then instead of having a
i street fair and carnival next year have a
first class race meeting and stock fair.
The 6tock show does not have to be
1 held at the race track to get whatever
, premiums they may be awarded any
more than the fruit and vegetable ex
hibit. Try and meet us half way and
1 harmonize the matter. I beg to sub
scribe myseif as one of those who was
aked for more than he thought he could
give.
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If you want to retain your hair you I
have to keep your scalp clean. Soap '
will make your hair harsh, dry and ,
crispy. .Vow we have two of the yery
beat preparations for cieanbing tin
scalp Egg and Pine Tar Shampoo. It
will leave your hair soft and glossy. '
Price), 26 and SO cents a bottle, at Frazer's I
barber shop, The Dalles. tf j
Experience is tbe best Teacher. L's.c
Acker's Englit-Ji kemedy in any case of
coughs, colds or croup. Should it fail to
give immediate relief money refunded
25 cts. and 50 cts. Blakeley, the drug
gists. Those famous jittle pills, DeWitt's
Little Early Risers compel your liver
and bowels to do their duly, thus giving
fOO r:ch, pure blood to recuperate your
body. Are easy to take. Never gripe. '
Clarke & Falk'e P. O. Pharmacy.
New Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our Btore,. A new frosh ,
olean8tock. GiyeugacaU. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
...MAYS CROWE...
p. S. GUYING,
...Blacksmith, Horseshoer and Wagon-maker..
DBALRB in
Iron, Steel. Wheels, Axles, Springs and Blacksmith Supplies
Audit (orBuBwll & Co.'i Engines, Threihor and Saw Mills.
Telephone 157.
Long Distance 107:1.
Cor. Second & LaniWin Sts, THE DALLES. OR.
When your hair appears dry and to
have lost its vitality it wants something
to give it life aud vigor. We have what
the hair needs when it gets in that con- I
dltion. We have the Crown of
Science Hair (irower and
Coeoanut CreamSgggSf Tonic. They
will cure daicl aHBBef roll and all
scalp diseases. For sale at, Fraz.fr 'h bar- I
j ber shop. Price 50c and 75c a bottle.
j Dyspepsia can he cured by using i
' Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
i Tablet will give immediate relief or
money refunded. Sold unhandsome tin
boxes at 25 cts. Blakeley the druggist.
A full line of Eastman films and sup- :
j plies just received by Clarke A Falk.
WM. MICHELL,
! Undertaker and Embalmer
Cor. Third and Washington Sta.
All orders attended to promptly. Long
distance phene 438. Local, 108,
FOR CAMPERS.
AUTOMATIC
in,' in
.lust the thing to take along when you
go camnini; or to the Macoaiti For sulu
by sexton A WALTHER,
Clarke A Falk have received amrload
of the celebrated Limes K. I'attou
strictly MN liquid paints
Clarke &. Falk's flavoring extracts are
the heat. Ask your w -cer for them.
Grifford's Fotos Never Fade.
If anything ails your hair, go and see
Eraser; he's the bead'juarterg for all
hair remedies. Remember that he
makes a specialty of these goods. If
DeWitt'a Witch II axel Salve should be
promptly applied to cuts, burnt and
scalds. It soothes and quickly heals the I
injured part. There are worthless
counterfeits, be sure to get DeWitl'e.
Clarke A Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
WHAT IS THE USE- WAITING?
Buy tliost; 6w shoes Saturday and got your money 'i
Worth, Five-dollar patent leathers
$4.15
per
pair.
Also a lew pairs of the three-Hfty Quality
$2.35
A. M. WILLIAMS OX CO.