The Dalles daily chronicle. (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, October 08, 1901, Image 3

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KNEE PANTS
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It is our constant aim to supply the popular demand the need
of the multitude all conditions, classes and tastes, with the best of
everything at a price where profit is figured only as a definite margin.
fine Autimro
Sulfa, Skirts, Jackets, Coats.
Beautiful Serge Suits in oxford gray, black and navy... $18.80, $14
Two specials in Pedestrian Suits in oxford gray only . $14, $16.60
Splendid Tailored Walking Skirts, in oxford gray and
black $6.50, $7, $8.50
A Qtaeral favorite. They are
justly famed for their stylish elegance,
superior fitting , qualities and up-to-date
styles. A thoroughly high-grade
shoe of unusual merit at a sensible
price.
Prfce, $300
Very Dressy.
Exquisite Styles.
PERSE 5t MRYS.
The Dalles Daily
TUESDAY
OCT. 8. 1901
jOjstersl
At Andrew Kwller's. 4
$ 1
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
wUl fee
, All Wimo Coaaty
Btler to Dmakir , 1
a pmiWIw at mj
km arter Bayt T t. Ml.
JOB 9. SAHTMMM.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Wanted Ironen nt The Dalles attain
laundry. o8tf
The county board of equalisation Xa
anion this wek at tb asseesor'e office
The Artisans are req nested to meet at
their hall tomorrow sight promptly at
7:30 o'clock.
There will be. a regwlar mooting of the
board of fire delegates tonight at 8
o'clock in the conaeU chambers.
Thirty-nine deeds of right of way for
the power lino of tbs Wasco Warehouse
Milling Company war Sled yesterday
in the connty clerk's offioe.
G. W. Phelps, of Heppner. baa been
appointed by Jodge Blakoley gaardiao
of the estate of John H. Doobam and
Cora Dunham, minor heirs of the estate
of the late Chaa. ft. Dnoham o( this
city.
The attention of those who signified
UMtr desire to attend Herr Sohott'sre-
ital by signing the
short time since, is celled to the feet
that asata are now on sale and to
o procure the best H will
to attend to the matter at
As was expected by the people of Pot
til, Dewey, tb bias bases formerly
ownsd by Cos Barnard, won the quarter
desh t The Dalles fair this week. This
owes, which need to win all the swob
aa in this part of the eonntry. is now
owned by Was. Bamngtoo, of Diamond
Valley, son of P.O. BafBnoton. of Fossil.
-Fomil Journal.
toteaato in having an oppovtaaJfjr
"n nsrr aenott tasaetvo
H k. i . -aurns-thi alaseS
w tne
bishop found that oa bis way to Spokane
to preside over the German Metbodist
Episcopal Conference, be could stop et
The Dalles snd spend a abort time here ;
accordingly arrangements were made
for him to preach to the M. S. church
this evening at 7:80 o'clock. This lea
privilege offered to the public to listen
to one who is justly distinguished for
his obilitiee and great work for the good
of humanity.
The Gilman-Freneb Land A
Company shipped 190 head of beef ca
Thursday from Shaniko to the Union1
Meat Company, of Portland. The price
wee SM cents par pound on foot at
Shaniko. The cattle were driven to the
railroad by J. W. Gilman, S. J. Thomas,
T. 6. Hoskins, Nealy Helms and James
Bar bank. The company is to make
another shipment to the Union Meat
Company, about the la?t of this, month,
of about 300 feeders end beef cattle.
They nave also sold 300 heed of yearling
heifers to the man who recently bought
hout Newt Bnrcess. Delivery of the
r . ... .
neirars win aiso
of tbe month.
Livestock!
i s
i
than that of any previous year. Last
year the space covered by the fruit and
vegetable exhibit was about 320 square
feet, while thia year we made provisions
for 1100 cqaare feet, and actually occu
pied 700 Eqnare feet. As there ere ap
ples enough in a four-layer box to cover
eix square feet of space, one wire was
not here can easily judge of tbe quantity
of the exhibits.
We maintain that the exhibit wee the
greatest effort in its line ever put forth
to The Dallee,thet It wee equal la quality
to any former effort, with possibly one
or two exceptions ; while in quantity It
was superior to anything ever made to
Ibis district.
G. E. Sandebs,
- R. H. Wnu,
E. Kuetz,
W. H. TaTIiOS,
Committee.
Herr SehoU'a frograaa.
bej
tbe!
?oaail Jonrni
' 'lis An 111 nird," CI.
of a Dalles
pepilof
av
too her
- .
-annul training if
tasty
thfc
J Mr. and
The Daixeb, Oct. 7, 1901.
Editor Chbohiclk : ,
We notice an article in the Times
Mountaineer to regard to the fruit and
vegetable exhibit, which starta oat by
aaying ; "The meet disappointing feature
of the diatrict fair and carnival was tbe
fruit and vegetable exhibit, it having
fallen far abort of expectation, both in
quality and quantity."
Now, Mr. Editor, wo dp not believe
that each a sweeping statement, made
by a local pept-r, is in good teste, to say
the least, for h is an ill bird that fouls
its own nest. Bat tbe statement is
net true as far as it includes anybody
else except its author. To everybody
ales tbe display was, both ia respect to
quantity and quality, a magnificent ewe
esse. Scores of persons who bed visrted
the Portland fair voluntarily testified
that it was hotter than that of Portland.
A well-known Portland commission men
told one of us that the exhibit was the
best be ever eaw in bu life. A well
known railroad official told another of
ue that be bed seen all tbe fairs from
to Portland, sou at none w
wan tbe exhibit at ail equal to that
of The Dalies. The testimony of a well-
mar for aa implement
was the ensue, and a
who bed jest retarned from
the quality of the
to Um
And so U wae with
body the eoenmiftoc came in
How as to qeeaihy.let as any that
1saey daaa't knew what
boa: While it tt tow Jaetepr
anlttot eeato wJ
Tbe following excellent program will
given at Herr Scbott's recital tomorV
w night at the Vogt:
tarn Piano
a I Die Grenadiers
b j Arla-"Loeresia Borate
a i Derlindenbanm..
! Me Throes
Anton tehott.
Arie-r.des ana "Prophet . .
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HMteaer 1
October Uekaol Aapartloameat.
The October apportionment of tbe
school fond for Wasco county la com-
wed of 6,743.78 from the state and
f4S.884.97 from the county fund, or a
total of 18,808.78, givfac a per capita of
81.22 from the state aad 81.93 from tbe
county, or a total per capita of $8.15.
Below to a list of the amount!, for which
warranto have .been forwerded by the
county ' euperinMadent to the several
sebool districts, with the number of tbe
UUetricte and the name and tbe peetoflM
address of tbe eterka :
1 T O Benson, Oeeeede Looks.! 636 06
fiM B Nickelaen, Hood River 008 80
3 Geo T Prathar do
4 P H Hinricha, do
6 M D Odell, do
8-Wm H Sdlek; Mt Hood.
7 B N Sprout, Hood Elver
8 W T MeGlure, Hosier
Or- A -Y Marsh. The Dalles
10 Henry Beadel, do
11 W H Howe, do
12 John Gnvin, 'do
18 W H Sberp, do
14 M M Cuabing, do '
16 Auguet Deckert, do
18 W Brook bouse, do
17 M DFsrriogton. Wreatham
18 Leon L Ivls. Tbe Dalies. .
19 No renost.
SO -J B Haveiy, Boyd 809 36
21 B D Better, Boyd 206 OS
1802 20
488 00
825 90
SS6 10
337 20
1S1 16
1S7 46
206 20
140 60
4784 40
118 00
138 76
114 86
68 90
167 10
160 80
Warmer
Duett "AAeBdliea- ..............
Eucanetn noon, utaue acnaessing.
TrioaWNaebUasar' Kreutttr
OltUl aeaaaekiAf ,aokw HehoU.Uieieo Van nod
deotton. , Wagner
An ton Hebott.
Aeoonpaniato: Loreae SaJla aad Ottilia
aeltueefcius.
beau are now on sals et Clarke
Folk's drug store at 76 and 60 cents.
CarU mt Ttlita.
We desire to sxpreea our heartfelt
aake to tbe many friends who as
thooghtfolly end kindly assisted us la
Ma. Ann Mas. Boar. Waeheb.
Having purchased all the lumber used
on tbe carnival, I will fell tbe same in
Quantities to suit parch sears et i
price tor each.
cfi-lS W. D. Wcoaaow
There sill be a
Calnmbto Oaaptar Bo. 88, C E. fi.
CASTOR I A
220 B Connelly. Bndereby
23 r r urey, tus iiaiiee
84 KD Adams, do
26 O L Walter, do
28 W J Means, do ....
27 J W Hoilo, Dufor
28 James Baady, Eadershy . .
29 Geo W Johnston. Dufor. . . .
Henry Hudson, DofurJ
Wnsb fHlrawefe, Boyd
far a rtAaii nmA
m ww.aiww
Frank Hathaway. Nansene.
Orrio W Moore. Ban sens . .
86 W L Hendricks. Kingelsy
88 James LsDee, Defer
87 B C Brown, Klngsley
88 Henry Bolton. Jtlegeiey. . .
89 Owea Jones. Vaaeena
40- J H flisaatrtok, Tvgb ....
41- J W Hnakwv, Hosier
48-B V Obaadfer, Wamie
48-Joeeph A Knox.Hood Elver
44W M LedfonTaaaoek
I west, weptaiua
M Woodsida. Wapioitto
47 Jeeeph Betty, Wepinltia
48J H Chaataia. it. Victor. . .
49-f 8 Fleming, Bake Oven. . .
60 frank Irttoe, Aatolope. . . .
61 K r MauoaaM, Autcwpe . .
A3 Chaa A Oeemer, Mostor. . . .
ma Tne wanes
, Aetekpa
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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 the time to At out vour
boy for school. Don't make your purchases without
seeing our line. We Will SeWe you money.
Don't wait until the nobbiest and neatest patterns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
Tbe NewTbrk Cash Store
New Grocery Store
We have added a Grocery Depart
ment to our store. A new fresh,
olean stock. Give us a call. Prompt
delivery to any part of the city.
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