ppstisb
HI
V'i.
f New Arrival
lne ' feywiffltsal Mh-i- I
for Ihe week.
Tht week v wW caWe greater valoto feea lul toecets
opIt spnrnt ns oa tog i cater clbrt. Tbe general pSbHe it rapidly
learning that (Mr beraalae mass be vooaUcd ia any ettv ; tint oar
n,iitiw are of tho hlfc-ncet ana oar oaum prices lower. Lest
liM brought no ttfitealt ia .
Extraordinary Values in
SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS
at Almost Half Price.
New Fall Rainy-day
and Walking Skirts' " -
Ail Carefully Tailored and made in
the Newest Fashion.
See oar window display of Ladies' Flannelette
Robes the handsomest line ever shown.
Our Fall Fa&hfotlS 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
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. Working man, we want
your shoe trade. Shoes to
please you at $2, $2.60, $3,
$3.50 and $4.
She shoe window for the
best on earth.
PEMSE 5l MMYS.
S
fee Dalles Daily Cbmfete.
WEDNESDAY
. SEPT. 18. 1901
Ice Cream &
At Andrew Kailwr'e.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Vino County wtim Ss reafsCatw
pilar to Dwmktr S. ISM. wiU a pal
m presentation at wmj !. feres si
mum after teplMMn It. INI.
JOBS W. liWWIM,
Cnnntv TiMwitt.
WAYSIDE GLCANIMG8.
"East Lynne."
At the Vogt tonight.
Senator John H. Mitchell sailed from
Lmdon for New York oa Saturday .
Take the 0. R. 4 N. for fast time and
low rites to the Portland exposition.
Girl wanted to do general booaework
Inquire at Dr. H. Logan's on Foortb
net. al8-lw
A (reh supply of Lowney's chocolates
jort received at G. C. Blakeley's phar
cy. There will fte a called meeting of tho
w R. C , next Friday, at their boll at
S o'clock p. m.
Your time will' be epent at tho Port
ed exposition instead of on the road it
res take the 0. R. A W.
An army of carpenters commenced
ork this morning an the booth and
facing of the carnival grounds.
If yon take the O. R. A N. for too
Portland exposition on day iU bo
tqnal to three day if yoo go via any
her line.
Waated-To rant, by ex -State Printer
f-C. baker, an eight or nine room reat
feftee of modern appointment. For
7lr particulars apply at Great's
tar store. slM
The poitomce will bo doeed tomorrow
W a. m. for the remainder of too day.
(root door wHI bo opaaod at p. at.
"that the public may bene an eppor
to depoait mail in too letter boa.
Ji" Winn, whose family rootd ia tho
r neighborbaoi, was brought to
---waiies hospital
"saan county,
Wiaahai
harreet fields.
X. A leox i so
X. Adooa A On
to. and thehasW
fatoroia the
llrleter.
thcleto-csl4cattt
0V" wuo toa
v aha alt. -m
yartarday
in
far aoaaab ae
next thirty days. This ia done by offi
cial order of the. district deputy grand
exalted rnler of tho state of Oregcc. -
For the Oregon state fair, Sept. 2Sd to
88th, tbe O. R. A R. Co. will sell through
tickets Dalles to Salem via Portland and
tbe Southern Pacific Railway for 8ft St
tor tbe round trip. Tickets sold Sept.
19th limited until Sept. 24th; tickets
sold Sept. 26th and limited to expire
Oct. 1. 11.
A Portland paper aays: "It know
reported that tbe necessary 10,000 tab-
eeribere hnve been seoared for tbe new
Portland daily and that tbe tea type-
a, boo pram, etc, have
ordered. 1e 8. F. Examiner em
phatioally denies tbe report that W. R.
Hearst ia backiag the" enterprise.
Tbe Sbaniko Leader says: "C. C.
Cooper baa sold cut his entire interest
in the harness and saddlery business at
Shaniko to iienry L. Kuck, of Tbe
Dalles. Mr, Kuck will continue busi
ness at tbe old stand, and will keep con
stantly oa band a fall line of harness,
saddles, eh a pa, aad everything pertain
ing to tbe line. If r. Cooper wilt work
for Mr. Kock oa foreman of bit shop at
Tbe Dalles."
Ths Chboviclx office ia indebted to
Mr. i. M. Banana of Five Mile for e
basket of probably tbe largest peaches
that came to Tbe Dalles this year. At
any rate there wane doses of tbem and
they averaged ia weight 11 ounces and
averaged in circumference 11 inches.
Three of tbem measured twelve inches
In circumference and weighed twelve
ounces each. A bos of tbe same kind,
equally large, can aow be aeon at tbe
grocery department of Mays A Crowe. It
is intended, if possible, to keep tbem for
exhibition at tbe coming fair. They are
of tbe variety known as Soqoehannabs
aad were introduced on Five Mile about
twenty yean ago by Robert Thompson.
They are of delicious flavor sod if any
one in Oregon can beat them for tins we
weald like to hear from bim.
Tax Cjibokicls notes with
that the militia boys have speat a liberal
earn of money for tbe im pro reman t of
the acoustics of the Vogt opera
This really Ana bail, amply large
for Tbe Dalles far all ordinary par
was sadly in need of the improvem
that have beta mads. U was impossible
to enjoy s play or a tenere in it, for the
voice of the speaker wet loot ia tbe
of tbe lofty ceiling-
ell bean graeefally
dad off, while the walls aad coiling
r r-lts kl "TPT
royTtt is belCvedj
the male object the mUJUa boys bad in
of the
ft
AftsaJgYA
tag eteajt ia a
patrons of this hall In the future and
sincerely hope that the expenditure of
the militia boys in this moeh-needed
lmprovec? mjjr be amply rewarded.
Fgraaa r MaeaweleJ fast els.
Following is tbe program of the public
services to he held in the Court street
school yard at 2 p. m. Thursday fa mem
ory of the late President Mcinfey :
BslseW.B BanS
Csll to Order Mayor O. i. Farley
Invesation Ser. C. Uke
"J lax Without a SOUS" .... Vale Quartet
er. D. V. Polls
Ber. D. F. Hawk
B. 8. HuneoftOD
Rev. i. at. Alexander
Address p. W. Wilson
AsSrssi See. W. B. Clifton
Add rata John Mtehell
MsnteNearer My God to Thee.Comhined Choir
Address A. 8. Bennett
Address Bar. Harter
Address Congressman U. A. Moody
Address Hugh Oonrlsy
tinging-SatJonal Hymn, "America"
Prayer Ber. Was. Brenner
All addresses of Ave minutes each.
nstness Will am Bnspeadsd.
Mr. F. A. French made tbe round of
tit the business houses and work shops
of the city today aad found that tho
proprietors aad managers of ell of thorn
aicst gladly aad willingly signed en
agreement to suspend business tomor
row during the boars of tbe public
cervixes In memory of President Mc
Kin ley. The banks, warehouses, boat
aers booses and shops will close all dsy.
and tbe saloons and cigar etorea will
close from JO to 4 o'clock. This spon
taneous aad general totpentioo of ell
boaiaess that can be suspended it highly
creditable to the people of Tbe Delict.
tsOttee to the stagers mt toe Cisy.
Ail who sing are urge J to be present
at fie memorial service to he held to
morrow afternoon in Court street school
yard st 2 p. m. sad form a combined
choir to lead ia the singing of the hymns.
fsiSlaeC Carnival Bsenrsten Bates.
at the
Of SAM,
While Collar Una steamer Bailey
tort, excursion rates: Round-trip
lenucaatt wui bo aoio on nep-
tsmber 10th aad SHb, October Sad, Otb
sad lfth, goad aofag tlx days after date
of sale, making one week's limitation,
iededing date of tale. The prise from
Tbe Dalles to Portland oa tbe dsys these
tickets are told sill bp at JO far round
trip, including two eoapoat that are
Igoed for oae admfesJea cash to the Pert'
saaavt ttMaji wsl a flsaa9s9s( amWVff etftK w('ewjr
Hal moo to Pertlaad, reaad trip, 82.20,
iacJndieg two admlatstm flahsta
ledsatf J. M. Fiuoos,
NOTICE.
Iflaotive tbfe das. A eharga of $
par ear per day will be saade for delay to
p far all JjrtitU la
)mm' Aaeal'oTi' AlT'oo.
that the vesBctl M reedy t
a mmm mm iJal Am nkM Wk
by aa? asjrsoa whose property m
by the neoatsta sawer. So eb t
Jectot epoeejriat, the eeeaeil ptrrosvdvd
to the rvgalar order of beainees.
Oa motion of OoeacUmmn Freaoh the
mayor wee awthorlfd to appoint seem-
mitteeof three disinterested persons to J
determine whet property will be bene,
filed by the Court street seww , and to
eotimero the proportionate cost to the
owners of tbe property to be to bene
ted. The mayor appointed 0. J. Oran
dall, C. W. Dtotasl sad 0. K. Height.
The mayor reed a oommonleatlcn
from Hob. M. A. Moody calling atten
tion to the dangers of running steam
wood saws on the public streets, calling
pert tenia r attsatioa tetbs clrstt instances
connected with the runaway from this
cause that occurred here lest Moaday
end urging the pnwags of an ordinance
prohibiting these machines from operat
ing oa the public streets. Oonneilman
Kelly wee ia favor of some restriction,
ee be knew from experience with hit
own teem tbe difficulty of preventing ee
cfdente that might at any time prove
serious. Councilman Toomey, on the
other uand, insisted that the steam wood
saws were n necessary evil. "We mutt
have them, just at we most have many
other things that ere not in all respects
what we might desire." He was in
favor of leaving the matter for latere
consideration, meanwhile admonishing
the wood-saw men to ate more care in
the future. Mr. Brown, who was run
ning the wood taw to which Mr. Moody 'a
communication especially referred, ad
dressed the council end said that the
runaway complained of occurred, in no
sense, through any fault of bit. Tbe
driver of an eight-horse teem, with trail
wagon, ceiae trotting through tbe nar
row pest near the foot of Second street,
between Second and Third. There wet
no time for Mr. Brown to atop bit taw
till tho leaders were alongsiud cf !, The
driver of tbe teem could tee the tew 160
feat ahead and had all that time to alow
down. Mr. Brown would do anything
to atop accidents of tbia kind. He
claimed be bad always exercised the at
most ears ia the pest aad would continue
to do w la tbe f autre. With the sugg
tioa that the wood saws shall la the
fntore keep to toe alleys at much aa
possible, tbe matter dropped without
farther action.
The marshal was instructed to procure
a flag pole for tbe display of tbe Ameri
can flag nt half mast oa Thursday snd
for future aw, the pole to be placed oa
tbe oily recorder's office.
Tbe offer of tbe Condon Telephone
Company to have tbe numbers of the
fire alarms printed on tbe last page of
their telephone directory at tbe cost to
tbe city of tbe extra expense of prloting,
was accepted.
Tbe finance committee wet authorised
to purchase, oat of the reserve fend, n
Wheeler ooaaty warrant now owned by
e gentleman of tbit city, at one per cent
premium. Tbe warrant bears six per
cent interest aad wee leaned for tbe erec
tion of the Wheeler county court honea
for tbe tarn of $1500.
The committee oa streets aad public
property reported that tbe Fourth etreet
bridge wee not in aeed of painting, snd
that the county court claimed it bad no
authority to spend any money oa it.
Attention. U. V. O. B.I
at
ids' m ton's ml am
I KNEE PANTS I
We have just received our complete fall line of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering them at
unusually low prices. Now is the time to fit 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 NewTork Cash Store
All members of Oearade Lodge, No.
80S, B. P. 0. 8., end sojourning broth,
ore are ordered to meet in tbe lodge
room at 1 p. m. tomorow to attend In
a body tbe memorial ceremonies in cob.
junction with tbe faeeral servient of
tbeir late brother. William McKlnley,
late preeldeai of the United States, to be
held ia Caotoa, Obis, st that time.
Babbt p. Lisas, Exalted Holer.
Attest : Jobs M icbbll, Secy,
Atteattoe,
All members of the Improved Order of
Red men are ordered to meet ia their
wigwam at 1 o'clock p. m. tomorrow to
Mead in a body the memorial eerem
ales ia eoejanotion with tbe faaeral ser
vices to be held in One toe, Ohio, of the
late president, William afsKlelsy.
Br oedor of Jicx fltAOBB, fleshem.
Ved.rnr stogtat.
The topajptrt of Tba DaJlee Aerie, Me.
Ill, f retoraal Order of Eafiet, ire re
oaaatod to taeat at the K. at h. hall at
gP sSwIJpi lOlfca ttflf wlMp
MB sa'kwMPj 4gj Jpsstka BwwM0V4sw NPHWbsIbI v
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.
BBS
MAYS CROWE.
BB
jVLaieft & Benton,
Headquarters for
Family Groceries,
OORD WOOD:
Hardware, Tinware, Graniteware,
Stoves and Steal Ranges.
107 Second Stramt. THE DALLES. OR.
anm
A. M. Williams & Co.,
wish to announce tbe arrival of the
Sveitest Lioe of Ladies' rne Shoes
they have ever shown. New toes, new heels, new trim
mings, in fact all the frills and finishes which make
PlngrM Jhoets at the bead of a long procession of
styles. The most skeptical cannot but admire tbe work
manship.
We have Vavlotar Cavli for fall street wear, wide ex
tension and is the new Cleo toe; bbM 5?llitf in the popu
Jar rope-stitebed extension iole, Idmwd or PmUmnt IU
io the colored stitched sole and mat-kid top, and a heel
of others.
We invite you to look over the lists whether ym puix
chase or not.
At
M
Willia;
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ma
Bf order of the worthy amides t.
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