tm
f New Arrivals
for the
This week we will offer eten
only eporoe ne on to greater effort.
learning that oar berfaiae cannot
analitiee are of the htibeel and oor
1:
brought new arrival in every
Extraordinary Values in
SATEEN UNDERSKIRTS
at Almost Half Price.
New Fall Rainy-day
and Walking Skirts' ;
All Carefully Tailored and made in
the Newest Fashion.
Sec our window display of Ladies' Flannelette
Robes the handsomest line ever shown.
Our faH ffaaMon are having their innings
the new arrivals bring in a flood of new
ideas to see them ie to admire them.
Our Prices are Business Winners
PERSE 5t MMYS.
The Dalles daily Chattel.
BATCH DAY - - 8EPT. 21. 1901
Ice Cream
and
toe Cream
Soda
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All ITimo Comity
prior to DmwUr S,.H
mm presentation at mj
III! after September IS, leei.
john w. aaatPBHiaa.
-OaoatT TmMrar
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Vote for queen tonight.
Don't forget Profeeeor Sandvig's dance
tonight at the Baldwin.
Ready-to-wear eoit bate, joet the tbinf l
for carnival at The Leader. 21-25
Millinery opening Sept. 26tb, 27 lb end
28th at The Leader millinery stare. 25
Miee Ida Ward wae taken to St. Via
cent's hospital, Portland, tbie afternoon.
The yellow journals hare changed
tbeir hue a little daring the laet two
Make.
Don't forget the exenreion to tbe Port
lend earnival on Bailey Gataert Tuee
day, Sept. 24th. 21 St
Wanted To rent nuforniebed boaee
of seven or eight rooms, by October let'
Addrera box 430. t21 24
Leave orders for piano toning at Nick
sleao'e etore A firet-claea taner will be
here all of next week. 21-23
The CalvaniaUe doctrine of total de
pravity a ill never be an exploded .booty
H long at there la an anarchiet alive.
The new paetor of the Metbodiet
church, Ray. W. Skip worth, will oecapy
hit pulpit tomorrow, morning and even
iai. Excursion ! Excursion to Portland on
ey Gataert, Toesday, Sept. 24th.
Don't forget tbe date. Tickets good for
days. 21'2t
text Monday is tbe anniversary ci
b Jewish feaet of atoaement and the
Great Northern fnmttare atom of this
ay ill, in consaqaeeos, ws dosed all
ay.
Jndxe Mays, who has suffered for tbe
tost week from a sever aAtoak of aea
was somewhat awearar at aaa to
dsy.and it is boned ig oa tbe road to
"eorery.
Havea, of Tto
tor fall
aieawta ree-"
a. will be paM
ian. Iater.ec
"ore, nanasrae tor fall taialas ef
aa- " sassa saveee watsBas sear
J5 oiadaf . Frieav aad atorday,
P.- Mlh, 27cfo sets tftot. St ff
Tbe Hood Blear (aatggar safe: Br-
week.
greater valaea than ) eocren
The general pnblie it rapidly
be t qnalled in any city ; that oar
selling erieee lower. Laet week
department.
best
A A A A A A A
intend to exhibit fruit should see him.
Mr. Jensen is an artist in tbe line of
decorating, and in this instance be will
give hie services gratia."
F. C. Fiedler and Mary Stroote, both
from Utah, wore united in marriage yes
terday by Bev. W. B. Clifton. After
tbeir marriage tbe couple continued
their journey to Portland.
Pease A Maya received this morning
the material from which the qaeea's
drees is to be made. The gown will be
handsome, aad its worth one's time to
go aad see the material before its turned
over to tbe dressmaker.
Voting for queen of the earnival will
close promptly at 9 o'clock tonight. All
rotes will be east at Blakeley'e drag
store. Each balf boor from 7 o'clock
until 9 tbe result of tbe vote will be
placed on a blackboard in tb. window.
Mr. Wilson, of tbe Campbell A Wil
son Millinery Parlors, bas engaged tbe
services of Miss Margaret Torgler, a
first-class trimmer, a former employee
of Hellers, of Portland, and is there
fore prepared to meet tbe demands of
tbe beet trade, as well as tbe medium.
Oor styles are equal to the beet, aad our
prioes are as low as the lowest. 2 Is
Mine days more aad tbe fair aad ear
nival will be on at aad everything indi
cates tbat .the attendance will be tbe
largest tbat ever met la Tbe Dalles for
any similar purpose. There Is no mis
taking tbe indications tbat tbe attrac
tions will also exceed anything ever at
tempted here. This reminds as that it
wonldn't hart if we spruced op a little,
and try to have our surrounding as neat
and clean as poaeible bare tbe town
comb its hair and brush tbe dust off it
self, as it were, so as to look our prettiest
when the visitors arrive.
A Five Mil. rancher, who was today
complaining that tbe coyotes bad got
away with from 100 to 200 of bis chickens
this year, was asked by The Caaoaicia
If tbe operation of the scalp bounty law
was having no effect on tbe varmints.
Tbe farmer's answer was: "There Is
ait one coyote now where there was
fifty before tbe bounty was paid. The
good reeuU of tbe scalp bounty law la
very marked, aad I am quite certain if
tbe law is eon tinned, as It oagbt to be,
tbat la tbe coarse of a very few years
more coyotes UI be practically ex
terminated." The farmers of Center Bidge have
been visited by something like aa epl-
aerate among tbeir yoaog bogr, says tto
Baser tWsaatch. U Harass has
teat aboat eigbty head, aad others fbte
losses la a teaser
It is.
aelf
el
to ef tea aad am
i to aitot ttoei
tot
Mr. J. I
st to aWiahateday
The I
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.
on earth. $
AX A A A, A A A ,
kept in droves or large numbers upon
the dry uplands where water is scarce.
He ears that in 1694 he suffered similar
losses among bis hoes, and their symp
toms were the same aa those of tbe ani
mals oa Center Bidge this year.
There is a refreshing absence of any
thing offensive and an abundance of
wholesome fan in tbe performance of
Bicbards A Pringle'e mammotb minstrel
organisation tbat is to be at the Vogt
opera boase Sept. 24tb. This big at
traction caters to tbe most refined
patronage and furnishes hours of solid
enjoyment witbont a suggestive utter
ance during tbe whole performance. Its
fifty performers are selected from tbe
best in the colored minstrel Hoe, and
every act presented is bright, brisk and
original and sure to please the most
critical. Be aura and see tbe magnifi
cent street parade at 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. A. J. Brookhouse, of Ten Mile,
who is 70 years of age, bad tbe uia
fortune yesterday to fall from a plank
walk at ber residence aad break ber left
leg about three inches below, the knee.
Tbe accident is all tbe more unfortunate
aa following another accident five jears
ago wbea tbe old lady bioke ber right
leg and hip aad has ever since been un
able to get around tbe boose without
tbe use of crotches. Dr. E. E. Fergu
son, wbo is in attendance, reports tbat
tbe afflicted lady is doing eg well aa
could be expected, but for a long time
she will be practically helpless.
A gentleman of this city makes tbe
following complaint to Jostles Brown
bill: "This morning -I found, back of
tbe O. D. Taylor aburcb, three boys wbo
bad a pigeon tied by a string to a rock.
Tbe boys were standing at a distance of
ten yards or so aad firing stones at tbe
poor bud to see who could bt it. Fail
lag to hit it two dogs were 'sicked' on
it and one of them caught it in big
month. I remonstrated with tbe boys
threatened to have tbem arrested,
bora 'seated' back sad dared me to
s I pleaaed. I bad no sooner token
poor bird from tbe month of tto
than the boys started for tbe abed
hy and got another, which tbey
to treat la a manner similar
to the fret, noma ladies wbo aaw tbe
outrage remonstrated with tbe boys bat
to no effect. I weal these yoaog aa
erebtots punished aad I am will lag to
swear to a complaint." Tbe matter waa
referred to tea district attorney.
We under stood that Hedaaa A Bases
bill and W. B. (better keewa aa Dad)
Batta, of thte city, been farmed a aa
partnership la the read estate h
Slaee Mr Hudson 'e abseace Mr,
bill has found tbat be eooid not do the
estate baciaess jeeUes. his time be
lag wholly tokaa up with tto doable
la tbe oases, imo onus- Bsnease
lie tto lass few
to was very stash la
af ease aa to de hteasV
to ansa a
U-A fcw
"aeegaerss" as him, to vary vfasty
Browablll, We are sjtai to sas saoh at
Hawses made. Dad iBatts la well aad
tejvotoeio kaown, Is a realist aad has
hetscd to belM aa Tto Dalle. In ho la
sanetdrvabfe way, while the firm af
Radaon 4 htowahlll, In estetone only
a little aver a fear sett have dons mors
enitasBS than Is asaally given to oaa
Arm. Basnets to them,
A kindly Christian farmer of the
Bight Mile neighborhood has been ex
perl men ting with The Dalles train rs
with results that, ap to date, are not at
satisfactory aa they ' might be. The
weeke ago, or tbareaboats, b. took ens
of them oat to tbe ranch sad filled blm
np with good, honest country grab. At
bed time tb rancher showed tbe tramp
to a nice, comfortable room, but lbs
tramp asked, as a special favor, that as
tbs nights were warm be be given a
pair of blankets and permitted to sleep
In the barn. The request waa granted,
of course, and that was tbe last seen of
either the tramp or the blanket. Not
discouraged, the same rancher took out
with him last Saturday another tramp,
filled blm op with grtib sad put h(m in
bis little bed ; took him with him in tbe
family carriage to church Sunday and
treated blm altogether as a man aad
brother. Everything went lovely til)
Monday morning, after breakfast, mind
you, when tbs tramp suddenly com
plained of a violent beldacbe and ex -
co ted himself from work while he
visited The Dalles and consulted a
physician. The tramp Is still consult
ing tbe physician, so far as onr philan
thropic farmsr is concerned.
OUR CHURCHES
St. Paul's Episcopal church Bev. 0.
H. Lake, rector. Morning service at
11 a. m. Evening service at 7 :30. Sun
day school, 12:15. All are Invited.
Calvary Baptist church Bev. W. B.
Clifton, pastor. Begular service at 11
a. m. and 8 p. m., in the new church
on Union street.. Sunday school at 10
a. m. ; B. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m.
Zion Lutheran church, Ssventh and
Union streets W. Brenner, pastor.
Services as usual : Morning ssrvtos at
1 1 ; evening, 7 :S0 ; Sunday school, 12:15 ;
Lutheran League at 6:30 p. m.
Christian church, Ninth and Court
streets, Bev. J. M. Alexander minister
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.;
Sunday school 10 a. m. ; Christian En
deavor 6 :30 p. m.. Prayer masting 7 :30
o'clock Thnrsday evening.
Methodlat Episcopal church Corner
Fifth and Washington, Bev. W. Skip
worth pastor Morning service at 11
o'clock; evening 7:30; Sunday school
10 a. m.; class meeting 18:80; Epwortb
League 6:30. All are cordially Invited
to these services.
St. Peter's ehurcb, corner Third and
Lincoln High mass will be celebrated
by the pastor, Bev. A. Bronsgeest, at
10:30. Mrs. Borden will sing tbs Bene
dictue, with full ohorus. At tbs offer
tory James J. Flynn will sing "Calvary."
Mamie Helen Flynn organist.
Congregational church corner Fifth
and Court streets. Bev. D. V. Poling,
pastor. Services both morning and
evening st 11 s. m. and 7 :30 p. m. Tbs
mornina subject will be "An Anarch
istic Statement, or Should One Die for
tbe Many?" Evening, "A Word Touch
ing the Matter of Personal Liberty."
At tbe morning service tbs annual col
lection will be taken op for tbs Church
Building Society.
Aa Ssteastve Shes Ileal.
James T. Cooper retornsd last Bator
day from Tbe Dalles, where bs, in
partnership with D. M. French A Co.,
Seofert Bros, and J. S. Fish, orgsnixed a
joint stock company for investment in
tbe sbeep business. Each of tbe parties
concerned will have a fourth intsrstt in
ths company, Which expects to hsvs s
$30,000 or $40,000 sbeep holiness. Mr.
Cooper will bats entire charge of tbs
sheep. Tbla la quite so extoneive deal,
and from tbe returns secured at present
from aheap, the protestors should realise
a haadsoms profit oa their investment.
Daring the summer Mr. Cooper bss
been fa tbe mountains northeast of Mt.
Hood with bis hand of I860 young abaep.
Hs will ratere later in tbs season to
Sherman county, where he will pet bis
float oa the a Inter raogs. Mr. Cooper
aaya with good management there ia
money in ebeep. A ews, with bar slip
of wool, produces aa Income of $3.50 a
year, Hood Elver Glacier.
wae Tee. Far fjaeea.
Tbe follow lag votes vara cast opto
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law
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The New York Cash Store
a
138 end 142 Second Street.
Ths BARGAIN STORE of ths City.
..Dogs' anil TOOtH'S SCHOOL sons..
KNEE
Wo have just received our complete fall line of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and aro 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 BAV6 JTOU money.
Don't wait until the nobbiest and neatest patterns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT
The New York Cash Store
Mew Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A new fresh,
clean stock. Give us a cali. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
MAYS
ass
JVIaier &
Headquarter for
Family Groceries,
:0O
Hardware, Tinware, Granite ware.
Stoves and Steel Ranges.
167 Second Street. THE DALLES. OR.
rgBB
A. M. Williams & Co.,
wish to announce the arrival of the
Svellest line of Ladks' riBe Shoes
tbey have ever shown. New toes, new heels, new trim
mings, in fact all tfie frills and finishes which make
Pings)) tfHo)) at ths head of a long procession of
styles. The most skeptical cannot but admire the work
manship. We have Valour CaJf for fall street wear, wide ex
tension and in the new Cleo toe; Boat CsUf in the popu
lar rope-stitched extension sole; IsfoSal or Pmtemi Kief
in the colored stitched sole end mat-kid top, and a host
oi others.
We invite you to look over the line whether veja pat
chase or not.
A. M. Williams &
tee
PANTS
Guaranteed.
CROWE.
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Benton.
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