for fall.
Suits.
4t a Great Sacrifice.
Cost, profit and value are ignored;
We admit thai every bargain i a loss
to us; our only aim i to sell the mer
chandise. We do not intend to carry
over, no matter what the loss mav be.
New Material
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We are now retdy with the first
sli wing of French Flannelettes. The
poods are the choicest that lias ever been
g , iwn for the money. The patterns are
equal to Flannels at $1.00 per yard.
You can rest assured there is nothing
' el ler for the money.
( hir opening price i:
15c
ter
yard
See Window.
$2.50
Shoe
sible to sell a -i
and that's what vt
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Here's a two-fiftV
shoe shot from our
store that will cer
tainly bring relief
t'i many overtaxed
purses. It's p08-
ndid shoe at 12.60
re doine. We have
the best $2.50 shoe for women in all
shocdoni made in the best styles that
Fall has brought. Style, comfort and
durability are not neglected.
For One Week Only
SiN.o Suits now
16.50
tq.oo
14.00 " rt
10.00
8.00
6.00
5.00 M
$13.25
I 1.50
10.00
9.75
7.00
6.00
4.75
4.oo
PEMSE 5t MAYS.
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The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
MONDAY - - - SEPT. 2, 1901
I ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Vfaaro lounty wimut. registered
prior to October IT. !!'. will be paid
im pre-eu t t i on at my office, luterest
SeMS arte r DUl 13. 1 90 1 .
JOHN F. II AMI'hl HE,
Couutv Trur.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
See ti.e "Passion Play'' tomorrow
Difbt.
An exquisite line of furs can be seen
at Pease Mays'. Shown today (or the
first time.
The county clerk's receipts for his work
from his constituents during the month
were 1288.56.
Wanted A woman to do up stairs
wort at the Umatilla House. Apply at
the Lote. at once. aug3-tf
Wanted Man to clerk in store; small
Salary : experience not neceesary. Ad
dress , care Ciiuonicm:. sep2-tf
H M Beali, w ho for some time past
has oeen with his faoiily in San Fran
s, returned to The Dalles today at
noon.
Ladies' black merceriz-d sateen under
skirts are shown at Pease & Mays in a
urea- variety of styles and the prices
astonishingly low.
E I Burchtorf is again on our streete
after a two weeks' stay at the Dalles
hospital, where he had an operation per
formed for vericose veins.
And now the weather man is giving
u a "frost.'' Well we're "not eo warm"
as were, hut we didn't erpect frost
g0 6oon. The rainfall yesterday was .2".
Marriage license was granted today by
ti.e ,-ounty clerk to R. B. Anson and
Hltn Hodeick. We hope they may
U .ong and prosper and grow up with
the country,
A'ler the summer s vacation there
be a regular stated communication
Wasco lodge No. ir, A. F. & A. M.,
'fe evening at o'clock. Full attend
ance desired. By order of the W. M.
t Mary's Academy begins work to
uorr'j , Hn(j ttlfc Bcbfx)J yw tQ
J" Vfcr.v successful one. The Sisters
made preparation to accommodate
D, UUUj"r of pupils, and are now
'oady to receive them.
torday Utft Jobnaon, stepson of
ujes B. Bandy, died on Upper Eight
Wit from poison oak. He WM
xtu burial took place m the Dry
Hollow burying ground yesterday after
n oon at 2 o'clock.
Purng this month Sepal proceed ingl
will be commenced against the owners of
lots ic North Dalles for delinquent taxes.
So we see our neighbors in that fl Mirlsh
inc city forget to pay their taxes as well
as we of the euburos.
Miss Jlosa Wilcox, whose home is in
the valley, but who has been engaged in
cooking for the workmen on the electric
line between here and Dufur, was
brought in to the hospital yesterdav.
sufferine with typhoid fever.
Go yourself and tie sure to take the
children to see the moving pictures of
the Passion Play tomorrow night at the
Vogt. Thev are said to be beautiful as
well as touching. Admission for adults
I will be ")0 cents ; children 25 cents.
As a result of the trip made by the
county judge and commissioners yester
dav, a number of men will leave to
morrow to make improvements in Tygh
hill grade. New places for turning out
will be made, and the road improved
generally.
We made the inquiiy Saturday as to
what on earth is the matter with the
water. Echo an.-wers "what'.'" but
that's the only answer we bave received
as yet. What we, and the rest of the
communicy do know, is that if some-
! thing is rotten in Denmark so it is in
The Dalles water at present.
i On Friday, August :!0th tne home of
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins whs the scene of
a happv gathering. Mr. Archibald
Puah, a brother to Mrs, Hopkins, whs
surprised, the occasUn being hi birth-,
day. It was a typical old Southern
watermelon gathering, as about fifteen
watermelons me.te I away among the
thirty guests who had gathered to make
i this occasion one long I i oe remembered
by Archie.
The store of J. P. Bftbn at Hay Creek,
Crook county, together with hie enrire
slock of goods, was destroyed by fire re
cently. The fire started from the explo
sion of a bottle of chemical of some kind
which Mr. Hahn was warming over a
lamp, preparatory to selling some of it.
He carried no insurance. The building
cost (M and was well filled w ith goods,
the value of which we have not learned.
From the spirit manifested Saturday
night at tne meeting of tbe committee
on fruit to be exhibited at the coming
fair, we wiU have such a display as was
never sbown in Oregon before. Mr.
Schanno tells us every member was full
of enthusiasm, whicn portends much.
Another meeting will be held tonight.
We understand Davidson Br 04., of Hood
River, will make an exhibit of canned
fruits.
I W. A. Franlz, who came up today
from Viento, tells of a serious accident
which occurred Saturday evening at the
Oregon Lumbering Company'a mill
there. About o SO o clock, while I!. I).
Bryant waa running a gang edger, an !
immense aiiver struck him in the neck,
penetrating about three inches and
causing an ugly and serious wound.
His physician, however, considers that
there is hope of his recovery.
An agreement was filed in the state
circuit court yesterday between A. Kel
ler, of The Dalles, an 1 Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Gross, whereby the minor son of the
latter couple is to remain in the custody
of its mother. Keller is the grandfather
of the boy and early in the week sued
out a writ of habeas corpus alleging the
child was being restrained of his liberty
by his parents. The agreement is the
result of an amicable understanding be
tween the parties. The boy's name ie
Lloyd Gross. Oregonian.
What The Chkokicle says goes. If
you don't believe it. just consider that
in face of the weather prophet's pre
diction of fair weather for yesterday, the
faintest request of this family journal
for a ri.in Btorm was granted, arid the
rain fell alike upon the just which
means us and the unj ist our neigh
bors;. And it was a delightful rain,
too, settling the dust, clearing away the
smoke and making everything beautiful.
Deports from Prineville, Antelope and
along the line say the storm continued
at intervals all day yesterday.
Three men got into an altercation near
the Union Street lodging house last
night about 10 o'clock, tbe principal
participants being Sharkey and Ryan.
Ryan wae somewhat assaulted and bat
tered before officials put a stop to the
proceedings, fun upon the arrival of
Deputy SLierill Wood and Nigtitwatch
man Alitky they were taken in custody,
Sharkey being put in tiie county and
Ryan am John Doe the latter of whom
if being held as a witness in tbe city
jdil. The case will come up before
Justice Brownbill this evening at 4
o'clock .
School teacher-- of every description
i but all firet-cla-s will hie themselves
to The 'Miles tomorrow, f or the ioitittlte
will begin work Wednesday morning at
! o'clock, in tbe High school building.
The program promises to b; I splendid
one. Among other things will be a
lecture by Prof. Hawley Thursday night
and an illustrated lecture on Europe,
with accompanying vie-, by Prof.
French Friday night. Oar teaoberi will
make a special elfort to be in attendaine
this year, as by the new law, for every
teacher already employed by a district,
and wbo is present, that district receives
Then lor non-attendance there
"may,'' not must, be a penalty.
At 1 o'clock ten years ago today an
alarm sounded which, though striking
no more terror to our residents than is
usually experienced when its sounds are
heard, portended one of the worst con
tlagrations the city tias ever suffered,
and before evening alrnos' half of trie
town was laid low by the (ire fiend;
business nouses were swept away, fami
lies were without a home and panic
reigned supreme. While a few will
never survive tbe blow received, beauti-1
ful homes now dot the places where lee ,
I pretentions buildings were located end
j business is carried on in more energetic
' manner alxive the former ruins. So far
h.xve we recovered thst but few of our
residents are aware that today is the
anniversary of that terrible calamity,
i Today is labor dav. and the parade
' which took place this morning in The
1 Dallet between the hours of 7 and S WM
' indicative of t he labor which dally goes
i on in our city men. women, hoys and
girls all hastening to their daily avoca
tion, is it not n fact, however, that
this parade should be many times its
sirs; that, with the natural resources;
which The Pal'es P09MNOI, we should
; have pay rolls no; excelled bv any town
its s::'- in anv state'' Bnt with all this
discrepancy we cannot fail tii note the
fact that business here is as steady as a
j die, and old Dsllesites who grow dlacon
tented and branch out, usually return,
satisfied to remain. If this i the case
under existing conditions, what would j
( it be were we Improving our opportutii !
ties?
As much as we know and appreciate
vi Oregon audits resources, knowing the
tailing of our real estate dealers we are :
jigj wont to accuse them of overestimating
Its productiveness, but here is a fact.
Which none can refute and which is told
v " by those In nowise interested in a pe
f cuniary manner. Might years and a hell
ago D. H. Seers came to Hood River :
gjji : from the East in the most Straitened
a. circumstances, scarcely knowing which
I way to turn. He did a little carpenter'
' work, and finally booghl an orchard.
Persevering and energetic he now real-1
j izes the results of hie labor and this year
actually estimates h! apple crop at $10,- I
000, A few days since he sold ilOO box-
es to Carroll for shipment to Pawson
City at $1,55 a box. fhere is no limit to i
; what may lie accomplished in Oregon.
RUNAWAY.
Tivii Children Were Thrown nut and
I red encc I nj n red,
Citizens in the vicinity of Second and
Washington, as well as Third and Court,
were badly frightened by a runaway,
about 10:30 this morning, in which two
children figured. Fred, the S. year-old
son of Mr. ami Mrs. A. P. Vance, who
keep the fruit stand on Court street, was I
driving a one-horse buggy, with which
...The New York Cash Store.
138 and 142 Soconci Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
Special in
Mens
Straw
Hats.
25c
See our Show Window.
4&
New Grocery Store
We havo added a Grocery De part
pi en t to our store. A new fresh,
clean stock. Give us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
MAYS CROWE
he delivers goods for his father, and tiad
taken Delia ffaroer, the 12 year-old
daughter of Jack Harper, up to Rrch's
grocery. s they were returning, on the
corner opposite Rncb'l they encountered
young Marquiss riding a wild horse,
, which he kept whipping and causing to
; run against Vance's horse. That, to
gether with the light shapi which
1 Marquiss wore, frightened their horse,
and although the children warned him
several times lie paid no heed. Finally
the old horse, which has always been
very gentle and trusted, started on a
run, going down the alley back of l.iebe's
residence. Retching Court he turnel
' up the street and the children were
thrown into the middle of the road.
He proceeded on the sidewalk, knocking
out a hitching post in front of the re
corder's office ; tlien ran into two posts
which held tbe awning in front of the
city jail, knocking toat structure down.
When he struck the third he was de
, tached from the buggy and flew up the
. street.
i While the girl was but sligntly
scratched, the little boy seemed badly
hurt and was taken to I)r. Ferguson's
ohice, where it was found that his right
arm was sprained at the elbow and
wrist and his face bruised. Tins after
noon he is resting eaky, and while his
parents are indignant at the cause of the
accident, they feel thankful that it did
not result more seriously.
j
Hummer Ksuurdoaa to tne lea count.
Only 6.50 for the round trip from
The Dalles to Long Beach, Tioga, Pacific
Park, Ocean Paik ut N'ahcotta, Wash.,
good for return until Sept. 15, 1901,
P.akrgage cheeked through to destina
tion. The Steamer T. J. Potter will
leave Portland daily except Sunday and
Monday, ami the ila-salo daily except
Sunday, at 8 p. m., and 10 p. in. on
Saturdays, making direct connections at
Astoria and et llsaco for all points on
iregon Aivi Washington beaches, ('all
on .Ja. Jreiand, agent, The Jlalles,
for through time card to all beach
points. jly8'9m
lbt)U acre" mora or leal Iving on the
Colombia river about seven milee from
The Dalles. About 100 acres of river
bottom the rer-l good upland suitable
for fruit and pasture One of the best
dairy or milk ranche- in the county: a
small house , good barn ; some orchard
and plenty of water. Also other town
and county property. Anply to Gibofil
V Mar 'en, Manonic bunding Third
street. augltti-lm
FOUND.
At The Dalle F.mployuient Office; a
place where vou can procure help with
out cost or trouble. Mail or phone
Vm t i fa. i Km lit,
2 lindA Manager.
JVIaier & Benton,
Headquarters for
Family Groceries,
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Stoves and Steel Ranges.
167 Second Street, THE DALLES. OR.
lyon's French Periodical Drops
Strictly vegetable, perfectly liarmle-..-., sure to accomplish
dlmki I) KliSULTS. Greateat known female remedy.
pailTiny Beware of sonnterfelts end Imitations. Tbessnulne Is pal p onlrla sesterboerd Oar
UnUllUn ton wil li till- simile hluiiuliire on lito Of IIIB boltlo. IbllSI .VX 'v-"V .
benU lor Circular tu WILLIAMS .MS'Ci CO..tOlS Auents. Cluvelunil, OblO. 6SBHE5'
For sale bv QOO, C. Hlakeley. The i'lliea, Or.
I n. ill. I oII.-kc
Pacific college opens October 1st.
Tuition $35 per year; board ami lorn-,
ished rooms gg.60 per week. Here are!
Dnsnr passed advantages at a minimum I
cost. For catalogue ami other inforina-
tion address, i'acitic College, Newherg,
( Irsgon, sept8-4 '
Nut for A r ImeologLU.
Naw Yohk, Aug. 111. A stone plow,'
believed to be fullv 3000 years old, has j
been ooeartbed at Bloomfletdt N. J.t by 1
workmen on a culvert.
CASTOR i A
For IntAOtl and Children.
School Opens Sept. otli
Arrangements have been made with
l.t
mm
to act as agent for handling of the new
school books. Ha Is authorised to make
the exchange any time between Sept. I
ami January 1 . 30anglw
WM. MICHELL,
!H Kind Yo Have Always Bought yndertaker and Embamer
Bears tiie
B4;uat.uro
Tne White Collar line! iiaiiey Gateerti
will sell through round-trip tickets to
Seaside und return. Tickets good going
from 1'ortlaiid over the White Collar1
line, 0( K. A N. Co., V. T. Co. or the A.
A C. H. 1 , and return over same lines.
Baggage checked direct tu either North
lieach, heeview, Long Ueach, Breakers, !
Ocean I'ark or Nahcolta. I.init of)
ticket September I5tbi L M. Filluon,
agent.
If anything ails your hair, go and see
Frazer; he's tbe headquarters fur ell
heir remediee. Remember that ha
makes a pptctaMf of these goods. if
Cor. Thlril and Washington Bte.
All orders attended to promptly. Long
distance pbons 483, Local , lOi,
h in, it,, piaeoi
1 desiru to -ay to the people of l i e
Dalles U.al I, I. P nidi;ei, of i'ortUno,
won the piano which wan awarded me
upon pfHsttittaiioii of ticket oho II. h
ing no use for a piano I have instructed
Mi liunibert to dispustt of same at any
reasonable price. lrties imerestud
may call ami ex smiue piano at (ium
ben's Leading Cigar and Tobacco
house aug'Jti tf
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