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Overcoats from S 10 up.
Gold-Plated Watch Free with all Bovs' Suits
from $4.50 and up.
is tbs woman who comes down the street with a trlro-fltttng pair
of street boots, made on a muniih last. Hot tread is arm and
olid, because the eoles extend and are breed on the bottom. She
is indeed a sensible nomas. Box call, vici kid, all elite and
widths; tome with extension eolee and rone stitch, the typical
mannish shoes, eo stylish and sensible.
Special good values at $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4.
PERSE St MRYS.
The Dalles Daily Cfamielft.
FRIDAY
OC5T. 4. 1901
Ice Cream i
Ion Cream
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At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All TV moo County mrmM reiori
etlor to Dutmbu S, 1M, will bo paid
m presentation at my oBtoo. latoroat
Bftor Sept.mb.r IS, lVOl.
JOBS V. BAMPSalRI.
Ooootr Treasurer.
sVAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Go to the Umatilla Hones bar for the
original, Amber Oooktail and the only
and original Carnival Lemonade. l4t
Wanted To trade apples for wheat;
either by the box or carload. Write to
W. Kennedy, Hood River. c4-4tw
Free to everybody A demonstration
of ohredded whole wheat bisenlt, the
balance ol the week at Maya A Crowe's
tore. 2o-8t
The ladies of the M. E. church will
have a aala of 1 ' nnmnkin niee and
all kinds of cakes in Pease A Mays' gro
cery store window tomorrow. Uall on
them.
The 15 months-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Jones, of this city, died
esrlv veatarriav morninit. Ootober 3d.
Iter an illness of some weeks and was
burled this morning at 10 o'clock.
Don't forget the wedding tonight of
handsome young Dalles couple at the
carnival. Th mmimm will take nlaoe
at 9 o'clock sharp end wilt be conducted
by Rev. Clarence Lake, of this elty.
All the nnnlla of the nubile and nri
vste schools of this city, inoluding those
w at. Mary's Academy, will be accordeo
free admission to the carnival grounds
tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The "Honolulu Coon" troupe that
were billed to play tonight at the Vogt
nave oeen delayed on the way end will
not appear tonight. They will arrive
are in the morning sad give as ester
Moment tomorrow afternoon and even-
ing.
Henry Btegmen, of Oesterville, 4mm
three bales of Timothy ha at the fair
-men me lodges oi bay any le ae sae as
ever saw. u Henry Sen only oeen
the
bMn InrUaaU - U fta.e ( ftkaa
dlrtrict be would easily have enrrted off
a ursi premium.
Immediately attar the wedding eats
tonight the bride end gfoosn wll
Presented,
Met brida'a
will be siade he
Mr.
of household goods now on exhibition in I
tbe carnival grounds iost east of Federal
street.
The carnival management have made
arrangements so that tbe Indian war
danee tonight end tomorrow night will
be in lull view of ell tbe spectators.
Heretofore only those in tbe front row
conldseeit; from this time on every
body will be able to see it. '
On Sunday, October 6th, the Bailey
Gat sect will have the 7th Begimeni IT.
8. Infantry band aboard on their home
ward trip from The Dalles carnival. This
will be a grand opportunity for the musie
loving people to take a trip to Portland
and attend the carnival. The Bailey
Gataert will leave at 7 a. m. and arrive
in Portland about 2 :30 p. m
. W. Cricbton. secretary and treasurer
of tha White Collar Line of steamers, is
attending the carnival. Mr. Cricbton
says tbe passenger tramc tnroogn me
Cascade Looks for Joly and August wea
double that oi last year, eo tbat bis com
pany has actually created the very
liberal business tbat has been done by
the Gataert daring the pest summer. It
goes without saying, therefore tbat tbe
White Collar Line is here to stay.
John Peterson, an employe of Beufert
Bros., whose left leg was badly crashed
a week or so ago by tbe breaking of tbe
anchor line of a draw net, end wee
brought to The Dalles Hospital, was
obliged to have tbe leg amputated above
tbe knee yesterday by Ors. Ferguson
and Logan in order to aave the man's
life. This afternoon Peterson was doing
well as could be expected, but was,
notwithstanding, in a precarious condi
tion.
One of the great attractions of the car
nival tonight will be the sheep exhibit
of the Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
of Hey Creek, Crook county, which will
be found in e booth east of Federal
street. To those interested is sheep
husbandry this exhibit is worth hun
dreds of dollars as an object lesson.
There are six imported Bambootlet
ewes from tbe Gilbert flock of France,
two Spenisb Merino bucks, two of Im
ported Delaines, end two from the coni
nanv's own flock. Judges of sheep say
iku a tha finest animals of their
elate ever exhibited in Oregon.
fiidnev Kelly and Mies Maud K
Lesson were united in marriage wet
nl.ht at tbe avooea's residence on Seeusd
treat by Bev. D. V. Poling. Sid, Hep-
Mart bad a bard time to escape egaag
of aharl varlers. but be made It la
baps and got off with bis bride on Ass
early trala for Portland wnare way win
spend a saort honeymoon. The "beys,"
it appears, got wind of the wedding end
-Ktl. it ana im nrnaWOBB elmott SUT-
while awamng taeixsere
Is Ptwaeasr with her (Steer
seek ts her eogte while std
whara abont First street till near train
time when he wee joined by his bride,
and both escaped on the train, mere
will probably be a hot time at toe toot
of Second street the night Sid and bis
bride come beck.
Herr Sehott will be here next Wednes
day evening, end our people will be de
lighted to know they will be given aa
opportunity to bear him sing that night
at tbe Vogt; particularly so since me
famous singer, who has for some years
been Portland's favorite, will leave next
month for Mew York, where he will re
main. Those who have not beard htm,
heve heard of him end bis wonderful
voice. A number of our musical people
have already signified their intention of
attaodinor. However, those who beve
but a slight taste for music cannot fail
to enioy bim. and should attend. Tick
eta will be placed on sale tomorrow ai
Clarke A Falk's. Tbe first fivs rows of
aata will be 75 cents, and the remainder
60 cents.
A Salem dispatch of tbe 26tb oltimo
announced tbs larrest of one Lemuel
Gaaaawav at tbat place on tbe charge of
a crime against his own daughter of 10
years. Tbe crime was saie to nave
been committed while the family, com
posed of tbs man, his wife and daughter,
encamped io a bop field
Salem. A later dispatch said tbat when
Gaeeowav wet brought before tbe justice
It wea "oonclneivelv proved tbst no
artma had been committed." Thb
Chbokiclb at tbe time published the
announcement ot Gassowev'e arrest but
failed to publish the further sonounoe
meut of hit acquittal. Tbe correction is
now made because tbb liowwcw
attention has been called to the fact that
possibly tbe Lemuel Gasseway men
tioned in the dispatch may be tbe seme
Tmaal Gaaaawav that was a resident
of tbe Fifteen Mile neighborhood is this
county some too to fifteen years ago.
Acquaintances of the latter, however,
had supposed tbat he was deed, es bis
death wee reported years ago and tbe
report wee sever contradicted.
Toot rear's
the lost Urns. On Mack's behalf, how
ever, it may be said tbat ne maoea
good showing, when the fact ia can-
irlorad that this waa bii maiden race.
In the first heat be wes timed separate-
lv in ? :30. In tbe first heat Primrose led
Solo for the first half mile, when Sow
took tbe lead and kept it, coming to the
goal e seek ebead. In tbe second heat
Solo led from tbe start. It wss e pretty
race and wet run strictly oa tbe merits
of tbe horses. Time, first beat, S:38K;
eeeond. t :30.
Tha second race was trotting, mile
beate. two is three, for a purse of $150.
There were three entries, Bsn Bolt,
Ladv Alfred and Package, ell outeide
horses. Ben Bolt wen both heats and
the race, tbe horses coming nuder' the
wire both times io tbe order named, and
tbe lest time with Ben Bolt five or six
leneths ahead of tbe eeeond boree.
Time, first beat, 2 :24K ; second, 2 .21.
The third race was a running, three-
eighth mile dash, for -a puree of $76.
There were five entries, Typewriter,
Dewev. B. 0. Green, Sunset and Boss.
In this race there wes a most provoking
delay is getting the horses to start, two
of them acting es uncontrolably as if
tbev were untamed ca'yetes. About tbe
time that hundreds of spectators had
lost their patience end put oat for borne
a fair start was made aad B. a Orson
won tbe race, with Dewey second end
The fourth end last race wes e running
a . . a. a a a. L -J 1 I
tbree-Mwtb s miieoseo, owners oauai
cap, for a puree of $175 00. There were
els entrletj Bageiong, Undergrowth.
Phillip Fair, Irate, Baroato aad Little
Henry, for some reason uooargroww
wittufrawa ana ata noi ran. mo
race was won by Little Henry, irete,
being eeeond and Kagalong tblrd, time
1.17.
The rusts yesterday attracted e crowd
of between 1200 and 1500 parsons, who
remained generally until sear the does,
notwithstanding that the wind blew a
stiff gale that wasn't, to eay the least,
partkslarlf IversL and the tatervele
atwaefl eoane oi the reees sere provok-
logty long. The trees wee Is excel lest
condition and in epite of tbe brerat there
wes e gratifying aheeses
dust that used to form e
of the old rest track end
Tha first rest sae caned at f p, as.
and wes Bseias. mile beset, beet two Is
3 l-M, eUes; far s puree of ere.
frisvssSi
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rtHOSiL MBMTIOM.
Smith, president of tbe
let:
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State Horticultural Boeietv. arrived here
tossy from ctono niver.
Mr. G. Cornwall, publisher of tbe
Colombia River and Oregon Timberman,
Was is tows tooay taaing in mo wm
TV timrBA Vraaah la in the cltv
IH BalnvMa ami flnndlf with
her par eats, Mr. end Mrs. Smith French.
Mrs. Judas Deadr. of Portlaed. aai
Mies Wlaahetb Boies, of Salem, are
vieitlng at tbe residence ot Mrs. X M.
Wflggs,
Hn H. B. Groaa and dansrfater. Mies
Dalav. of OfSarna Oitv. are vitUleg with
Mr. aad Mrs, 0. H. Bergett. Miss DeJ.y
will nrshably need the winter bets.
Miss Merle Buai, rarmerHr of this etty,
aad Mate Parker, of tea fraaeiees, ere
visiting nr. ass aire, josb m. wvhob.
lesies are iess sue mswassi
sf tas Ceiverelty sf OeU-
Beee Wileex. eke has heea as
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Prof. E. J. Rose, the High Direr,
diving from a pole 75 feet high, taming complete
eomereealt end diving into Unk of water 3 ft. deep.
Dandy, the Hith-Diviti Dot
ascends and dives, at the command of hie trainer, Prof.
Harry Hoi met, from a 60 ft ladder into a not.
Luenette, the M yeterioue Flying Lady,
flies through the air and performs truly aetonisbinff
feats without any assistance. A truly edifying moral
exhibition.
The Bioscope,
direct from London, England, ehowing the famous
Passion Play, Sappho, Dixon-Palmer Fight and other
scenes intensely interesting.
BOSCO, the Abyssinian Snake-Eater,
eats 'em allre. Don't fail to see Bosco.
BOftUtiftll IOlie, in poses plastique. A start
ling, beautiful effect Illustrated songs.
Vaudeville ShOW. La Belle Rosa, the
premier Oriental Danoing 011. Prof. Schmidt, the
hypnotist. Prof. Post, the anatomical wonder; a freak
of nature, the most wonderfully developed human be
ing extant.
The Old Plantation. Fun on the levee.
Buck and Wing Danoing. Quaint Southern Melodies.
The Indian Mummy, a remarkable
freak of nature.
Dr. M. H. Walker. Profewional Palmiet,
associated with the celebrated Gypsy Palmist.
Every afternoon and Evening at tbs Carnival 1
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.The New York Cash Store...
138 and 14? Seoond Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
..Kills' 9IH INK'S S6BFJBL SOTS..
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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 ie 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 Mow IT or Is Cash Stcnro
New Grocery Store
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We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A new freeh,
clean stock. Give us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the elty.
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