New
Arrival
for Hie week.
This week we will offer even greater valoes than last success
only spurns as on to sweater effort, geaeral pontic u rapilly
learning that oar bargains cannot be equalled in any city ; that oar
qualities are of the highest And oar selling prices lower. Last week
Ins brought new arrivals in every department.
Extraordinary Values, in
SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS
at Almost Half Price.
New Fall Rainy-day
and Walking Skirts' l-
AU Carefully Tailored and made in
the Newest Fashion.
See our window display of Ladies' Flannelette
Robes the handsomest line ever shown.
Our fH FafttlkMia are having their innings
the new arrivals bring in a flood of new
ideas to see them is to admire them.
Our Prices are Business Winners
The
Working
Man...
is the man who must have
good shoes. His work re
quires him to cover his feet
with well-made, comfortable
shoes. We cater to the wants
of the working-man and have
taken great care in the select
ing and building of his shoes.
Mr. Workingman, we want
your shoe trade. Shoes to
please you at $2, $2.50, $3,
$3.50 and $4.
She shoe window for the
best on earth.
PERSE 5t MKYS.
The Dalles Daily
If NDAY
SEPT. 16. 1901
Ice Cream
and
I oe Cream
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
all Wmco County warrant!
ailar to December S, ISM, will
a presentation at nay offloa. Iatereet
lam after September IS, 1MI.
JODN F. I&BFUIU,
Oontr Treaenrer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Wanted In office boy. Fair wages.
Apply at Ti mee-Mountaineer . alO-lw
For sale Two good, freeb cowa. Ap
ply to M. H. Miller, of Five Mile. 16 St
Arty one desiring a view of tbe rail
road wreck can procure one at Wilder'e
art and curio atndio.
Tbe committee announces that voting
(or queen of tbe carnival will eloee at 9
P. a. Saturday, Sept. 21at.
Free concert by Frtediand Brothers,
tbe greatest musical comedians on the
(. tonipht at tbe Germsnls saloon.
for sale A quantity of honeehold
oda. in the dwelling Immediately east
of tbe Gates block on Tbird and Union
beets. 16s-lw
Members of the carnival committee
on sports and amusements are requested
to meet at the elnb rooms tonight at
8:30 o'clock.
Mrs. . Gary baa received bar naw
Wl and winter millinery and seepeet
17 asks the ladies of Tbe Dalle to call
d ese them. slSlw
Tbe Antelope Herald saj Pawae A
Melntosi., the Antelope bokAere, last
Pad $22 a head to T. 8. Hamilton
fifteen hsad of yearling cattle.
Married, yesterday evening, at the
je of Bee. W. B. OUfton, Mr.
Clifton ofBciating, Henry C. Fraaeis to
wo A'ida Hermans, both of Moro,
eesroian county.
,LThr wi" 01 PWty given to
Rev. and M. U. ff. Hawk la
, ehnrob par loss
-a. wpi. totn, to view of
lor Collaa, Was
Mil saaank. . m . a
" wn i ifg az
Society, with
qatsted to be
mottlwoc
omesltne
neett
goad one and foil of life he la the
eager to see tbe paper when it comes
out.
The Chboxiclc ia authorized to say
that all Tbe Dalles public warehouses
will be closed ail day next Thursday ont
of respect for tbe dead president. It ia
practically certain at this writing that
tbe business houses will eloea on that
day and that some arrangement will be
made for holding public memorial ear
VlC0Be
Thjc Cbboniolb office is indebted to
tbe courtesy of Mrs. J. M. Huntington
for a rare and beautiful bouquet of straw
berry vines, with tbe fruit in every
stage of growth from tbe unopened blos
som to the big red, ripe, luscious fruit.
Mrs. Huntington expects to have ripe
strawberries to exhibit at the coming
carnival.
Tbe Dufur Dispatch says: "Our
friend, Mike Callagban, found his way
into this office this week with a broad
emile on bis countenance. Inquiry soon
elicited tbe reason for tbe smile. He
had lust finished threshing a crop that
yields him an average of forty-five bosh
els par acre. From thirty-five acres the
yield was fifty-four bushels per acre."
In order that tbe local employes of
the O. R. A N. Company might have an
opportunity of attending the funeral of
Engineers HasJasT and Reese, every
kind of work that could possibly be
avoided was suspended yesterday. Even
on tbe wreck operations were suspended
and regular trains passed over a tem
porary track built around it. This
thoughtful and kindly action on the
part of tbe company is greatly appreci
ated by tbe employes.
Mr. Markiliie, id tbe Hub clothing
house, succeeded yesterday afternoon in
finding all tbe good that be missed
after the late robbery, counting what he
found Saturday morning in tbe i. T.
Peters lumber yard. Tbe goods foond
yecterpey consist of thirteen pair of
pantaloons, three vests, three costs and
four soils of underclothing. They were
found staffed ia several places in the
wood piles on tbe beach, at tbe foot ofi
Washington street. Tbe thieves have
not been found, or are they likely to be.
Governor Gear has issued a proclama
tion which will be found in aaseker
column, recommending that "on Thurs
day, September ltb, and in respect of
tbe memory of President MeKialey, all
public end private heel eats he suspended
ae feres posviWe, that lags as pleas at
meat, that tbe people meet la their
seanootlvo pisses of aoulie wotenip It
9nmm' eaaamA.!a.!!? ft
a fiadlag leak uSi Ae :. """V::".". ..V" ll
Jofc aether hit! fefl ,m tmm'
wooa-saw wnicn was in operation near
Union street Lodging House and
getting beyond the control of tbe driver
turned round and dashed in an easterly
direction at a gallop. As the crazy beasts
neared Washington street one of the
wheel horses fell on tbe tongue and
snapped it like a pipe-stem. In tbe
tangle that followed tbe animals were
gotten under control with no other
damage than a number of scratches on
tbe legs. Isn't it time that something
were done to pot a stop to accidents like
tbe above. It this case tbe lead team
had nearly passed tbe saw before it
turned. Had tbe driver of tbe saw had
tbe courtesy to stop sawing for only balf
a minute the accident would not have
happened and the riek of the loss of life
and property would have been avoided.
The council should see to it that tbe
men running steam-saws on tbe public
streets should respect tbe rights of others.
Ail parties intending to make an ex
hibit at tbe coming district fair of any
article in tbe class known as "Domestic
Process." are requested to notify Mr.
C. L. Schmidt, chairman oi tbe commit
tee of Uiie department, at their earliest
convenience. Mrs. Schmidt's com m it
toe has jurisdiction over lbs following
exhibits : Salt rising bread;, potato or
bop-rising bread, baking powder biscuit,
steam brown bread, asked beans, layer
cake, loaf cake, fruit cake, display of
domestic bread, cakes and table luxu
ries, assortment of cakes, (not less than
five), assortment of catsup and meat
sauces, assortment of fruit jellies (eight
or more), assortment of preserves (eight
or more), assortment of Jams (five or
more), assortment of sour pickles (five
or more), assortment of sweet pickets
(five or more), collection of domestic
canned fruits, display of wines '.not less
than four varieties), largest and bast ex
hibit of machine-dried fruits and vege
tables (not lees than five specimens, five
poands each), assortment of hand-dried
fruits. For each oae of tbssa elaases
there ia a prise, tbe particulars of which
may be found in tba premium list,
copies ot which saa be bad at Ibis office.
Tea Vete far Qaaea.
Tbe following votes ware east opto
about 3 o'clock this afternoon :
Mies Landon
Edith Fisher
Myrtle Micbell
Martha ScbooUag
VfMkVsS JsWI IO0 a
Clara Niekeleea
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"'AsMMHasaieat assess! 1' What
efnoav4; whet nffsettssesf ts
diabolism
tfcnraeelvve ts the mind and seal at the
astre pronnasietlea of tbeee two wet del
Crime of crimes the assassination of
America's executive head, here at borne.
aa American soil, by a so called 'Amrr
taa!' H
These were tba opening words of the
address gisea in the Congregational
church of this city Mat night by tbe pas
lor, D. V. Poling, who took as the foun
dation of his remarks these words,
"Know ye not that there is a prince and
a great man fallen this day in Israel r'
Toe speaker denominated thte crime
as an ancient one. " The operations of
this crime are easily tractable from early
times up to the present. In the case of
toe last assassination the Mow was
strnck not against Win, McKloley, ol
Ohio, bat against Win. McKinley, presi
dent of the Catted States ol America;
It was a blow against rale and authority
as such. It simply shows the weakness
and viciousness of the doctrine taught
by teachers of law ideals and superfi
cial thinking that it makes but little
difference what a man believes so long
as be is sincere. Cargoes believed with
all his heart in his creed. It was a
Godless, Ch rtMless creed. Here it is as
given by Bakannlue, who was the found
er of tbe anarchist movement: 'Breth
ren, I come to announce to you a new
gospel. This gospel admits no balf
measures nor hesitations. The old
world must be destroyed and replaced
by a new one. The lie must be stamped
out and give way to Truth. The first
lie is God; the second lie is Right.
Might invented the fiction of Right to
insure and strengthen her reign. Might
should be in the hands of the nine-tenths
of the human race whose immense
power has been rendered subservient to
the remaining tenth by meane of that
lying fiction of Right before which yon
ate accustomed to bow your beads and
drop your arms. When yon have freed
your mlnos from the fear of tiod and
from that childish respect for the fiction
of Right, then all tbe remaining chains
that bind yon, and which are called civilization-
property, marriage, morality
and justice, will snap asunder like
threads. Let your 'own happiness be
your only law. But In order to get this
law recogn'zMl yon most destroy every
thing as it now exists, tbe good with tbe
bad, for If bat one atom of this old world
remains, tbe naw will never be created.'
"This is the creed of the anarchist
tba assassin. Believing In It be has,
daring the past, attack down a exsr of
Russia, an emperor of Austria, a presi
dent of France, three presidents of the
United States. It follows, then, that
one belief tsa'f es good as another, and
sometimes n little better.' A man's
creed ts a vital thing, it Is a part of n i ea
sel f, and largely eootrols tbe movements
of bis life, either for good or evil. There
are thoaseads of anarchists in America
who are not so avowedly.
"Standing amid tbe stirring events ol
tbe recent past, good citizens do not ds
spair. Tbe currents of human history
are largely ebanged by these unusual
circumstances. What a oneneei of na
tional sentiment tonight. Bitter polit
leal foes stand by tbe bier of our re
nowns' dead and mingle tbeir tears in a
common grief. The foundations of the
nation rest secure In tbe lategrity and
loyalty of Its eitlzans, evinced in our
universal spontaneous grief.
"Tbe eablime spectacle enacted before
tbe office of a Chicago newspaper, fol
lowin; closely upoo tbe announcement
of the de-itb of tba president, is un
matched in tbe annals of history. How
In striking contrast does it stand to that
of tbe excited throng on Mew York's
Broadway, gathered after tbe assassina
tion of Abraham Lincoln. Then it was
a time of war, of national strife ; section
arrayed against section ; brother against
brother. On last Saturday all alike
bowed ia grief and want for him whom
tbe whole nation aoorosd. Witness
them as tbey stand in oae solid mass,
American ciUsens ; the bead of a bask
robbing clothes with tba laborer covered
with tba dust of work ; tbe old and de
crepit mingling with tbe robust snd tbe
beaitbilr active, while with uncovered
heads sad breaking hearts tbey sing that
bsart saaiwaief hymn "Hearer My God
to Thee." Surely aaagbt but the death
af a prises is Israel saa sail forth stab
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was listsasd vita
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We have just received our complete fall line of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering them at
unusually low prices. Now is tho time to lit out your
boy for school. Don't make your purchases without
seeing our line. We will save you money.
Don't wait until the nobbiest and neatest patterns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
The New York Cash Store
New Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A new fresh,
clean stock. Give us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
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HATS CROWE
SB
JKaiep & Benton,
Headquirters for
Family Groceries,
Hardware, Tinware. Graniteware,
stoves ana steel itanges.
167 Second Street,
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A. M. Williams & Co.,
wish to announce the arrival of tbe
West m ol M Hk Shoes
they have ever shown. New toes, new heels, new trim
mings, in fact all the frills and finishes whieh make
Plngree tfhoee at tbe bead of a long procession of
styles. The most skeptical eannot bul admire the work"
manship,
We have Valotsr Calf for faU tmt mm, wide ex
tension and in tbe new Cleo toe; BwCejf Itt the popu
lar rope-stltobed extension sole; idmmA o INstemt eft
in tbe colored stltebod sola and ittoMsifJ top, and a boat
of other.
We invito you to look over tba Hne whether yoi pur
chase or not.
A. M. William &
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