New Suitings
Wonderfully complete is this new stock
now. The brilliant successes of the past are to
be repeated, ana doubled this year. We have
Tire stock, we have the facilities, and we have in
addition the price-making power that gives you.
fine materials for the same money that is ordi
narily paid for inferior qualities.
All-wool Cheviot Suitings,
All-wool Prunella,
All-wool Zibeline,
All-wool Satin Burba,
All-wool Whipcords.
Colored Dress Goods.
Imported Fancy Waist Cloth,
v All-wool Cheedda Cloth,
All-wool Venetian Cloth,
Golf Suitings,
Melton Skirtings.
For IN week we are showing a special
line of French Series (just received) at Mc
and $1 per yard.
Id our Silk DeJartment, special line of
all-silk Colored Taffeta, for this week, at 60c
per yard.
PEASE St MAYS.
The Dalles Daily Chronicle.
TUESDAY .... OCT. 16, 1901
Served
In
any
Style...
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Wasco Count? warrant registered
prior to December 8, ltM, will be nald
-Mat after September IX, 1N1.
JO BW . H&MP8BIKK,
County Treaaorer.
VAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"Little Mi bb Thompson"
At tbe Vogt opera house tonight.
Wanted By two young men, nicely
furnished room below the bluff, Ad
dress Box 716, The Dalles, Or. o!5 3t
The funeral of tbe late Wenceelaus
Pashek will take plaoe from St. Peter'
Catholic church tomorrow at 9;30 a. m.
For Rent House at end of Tbird
eei, norm aide, will ue rented to
responsible party. Inquire at tbil
office. octlalw
John A. Haylook will teach a term of
WnnA 1 n lllalmnl If r .nkilil nr.
v. vn-guji, cuaiiaeucinK monaay tow
tizi inst.
Mre. Caroline Kennedy bat received
ber Spanish war claim of $12 pr month,
On Ilcnilnl nf Via. an Tko umiit. aa
v.. aiv. auu. liv jrimuu n no
n'rilai i 1... if .
..j iu w , mviya,
Sexton & Walther pat a force of men
r raar . a am . i
- w " vvuHVVIJi AIIOT VUIU UIVUVVU
it the nutlet of the sewer on Mill creek,
west of Union.
Leo Schanno
got back today on tbe
DOOn train frrv. . i i .t. I
., UU1 - "'V "l
ki r .
TT l""ynree Mongolian pneatants,
wueuier n mot them in the old
IaAhlnnci1 ! . i 1 1 i ii i R
u, wlaU Buyer uuiiove in
B H. Grant, tbe cicar man. has on
1j a lot of photograviear pictures of
tbe late President McKinlev that aa ren-
. , ..in unu untenant nuu
Ul an are me eaaai oi anvimoK
iu ecru.
The ladies of tbe local lodge of D. of
regret to annonnea that (irand Ohiaf
w.v tv UC 1 1 BPffj 1 nMMdatf nUflT
"M announced in Tain Ghbonioj.x a
DIM 'I...- - W. . m . a
' UKVf uu, 1L 1 nOUMl lllaU
Ira J I . .
i v 1 wiiibiii nna - - aui
made.
A Salem um . iiti' m
Moody bas preaeatesl to Mm atato a Uraw
btMBBl ri shI. a. a. a m. t .
wtWior of tug atotg gajpMel.
5
i Oysters
plants have been placed in tbe two leg
islative halls and in tbe rotunda. The
Oregon Agricultural College made a
imilar gift not long ago."
The Dalles has a most respectable
and well-behaved young gentleman
named Fred Frye, who is entitled to
heavy damages from a sacrilegious young
scalawag now in tbe county jail, and
happily a certain candidate for tbe state
penitentiary, who is masquerading un
der tbe same name. Tbe circumstance
Is annoying to tbe Dalles boy and tbe
pity is there is no help for it.
Another bold-op, not previously
ported, occurred Saturday night near tbe
O. R, & IN. Co.'s freight depot. The in
tended victim was a stranger whose
name has not been learned. His assail
ant adopted tbe nenal tactics ot shoving
a pistol under the stranger's nose and
oidering him to bold up bis bands. Tbe
stranger bad $140 on bis person, but
just about the time the robber was in
the act of getting bis bands on it one of
tbe company's employee came npou the
scene with a lantern in his hand, and
tbe robber took to bis heels.
It is said that Bishop Potter and Sen
ator Depew were on their way to asocial
function a few days ago, at which both
were to speak, when tbe ecclesiastic,
after greeting the senator, said: "By
oar mutual presence at this affair I am
reminded of the experience of two oys
ters in attendance upon an ecclesiastical
festival. Tbey were swimming about in
a very large tureen of highly diluted
soap. Ooe of them encountered the
ether and said to him : "What is this,
any bow?' 'This is a chureh lair,' said
tbe second oyster. 'A church fair!
Then what iu heaven's name do tbey
want with both of us?' "
The Wiedemann Bit? Show, now play
ing at tbe Vogt, had a crowded bouse
last night, and well deserved it. It was
a good, clean, re6ned ebow from start to
,!. t hn . ..t(nn oi martonMi
...
nr enlonrltv and with exhibitions Of tSl-
leoiw
order If one mlght distinguish where
I .. i, ..... ....
ffire dance and butterfly dance were
really magnificent, and the specialties
between acts were as good aa anything
ever seen in The Dalles. The play to
night is "Little Miss Thompson," and
if it is anything like as good as tbe
"Down in Egypt" of last night it will
do.
Sheriff Kelly. Deputy Sbeiiff Wood
and Officer Alitky. who work together
witb admirable and effective harmony,
have run dowo E. Fiab who recently
beat Ben Wilson of tbe East End, oot of
1200 by means of a bogus check on the
First National Bank of tbia city. It ws;
a PMtty niece of deteotiv work for which
ouMtais oaaorvo aagcu oivmu. wwv
. , 11. Dl-l.
is a "slick" rascal and Sra Weo is
not bis only victim lo Tbe Dalles. He
beat others in various ways in tarns
BBanntinf to two or three band-art
dollars. Tito oJtotote got on Ms trail
DonH yeti want
a Pair?
Nave you seen 'en?
The swell shoes for winter.
Broad extension soles, rope
stitch, black or colored edges.
.Just the shoes for ladies and
gentlemen who wear smart
things. Come in and see the
new ideas Velour Calf, Box
Calf, Vici Kid, are the stock
from which these new shoes
are made. In all sizes and
widths. Prices from
$.S to $5.
Every good dresser will
want a pair of these snappy
shoes as soon as tbey see 'era.
Wear new things first, not
last.
after he left here on tbe Sunday nigbt
following the carnival and never let op
till they traced him to Boise City where
tbey bad him arrested this morning by
the Boise chief of police. As soon as a
requisition is obtained from Governor
Geer the sheriff and bis deputies will
proceed to Boise and bring tbe prisoner
here for trial. Fish is certain to get a
term in tbe penitentiary. -r
Tbe Indians wbo participated in Tbe
Dalles carnival are having a good time
down in Portland. Last Sunday even
ing tbey attended divine service at tbo
First Baptist church. Tbey were chap
eroned by Colonel Hawkins and were
assigned seats in tbe front, and Chief
Schan-nab - wich and Hash - nash-sbut
were invited to tit on the platform with
tbe paatorr Sev. Alexander Blackburn.
Before commencing his sermon Dr.
Blackburn made a few appropriate re
marks to the visitors, which were trans
lated by the interpreter. Following the
sermon a selection was played on the
pipe organ for them, and afterwards an
informal reoeptioa was held by the In
dians, at which tbe members of the
church who were present ere intro
duced, i
When Father Bronegeest learned yes
terday of tbe death of Wenceslaas Pasbek
bg immediately communicated by tele
graph witb Father Dominie, president
of Mount Angel college, and requested
him to break tbe sad news to Mr.
Pasbek 's eldest son, Alois, wbo is. or
rather was, a student there. Without a
moment's delay Father Dominie mailed
a letter to Father Bronegeest inclosing a
check in favor of Mrs.' Pashek for $66,
tbe full amoont that her hatband bad
paid the college in advance for tbe edu
cation of tbe boy, and adding that the
check was sent thus hurriedly lest tbe
bereaved widow should be in need of
tbe money and that after tbe funeral,
should Mrs. Pasbek be able to get along
without tbe boy's assistance, tbe college
would lake him back and educate him
free ot ezpenee. Father Dominic then
gently broke the news to the fatherless
boy and sent bim here to attend tbe
funeral. No wonder such men as Father
Dominic find a warm plaoe in tbe hearts
of their co-religionists. As an Irish
Methodist preacher once aaid in the
hearing of tbe writer, this is "religion
witb e bone in it."
Joe Craft, a rancher from tbe Nansene
neighborhood was hold op last nigbt in
(this eity and robbed of $166 in gold.
Mr. Craft bad ome to town with load
of wheat and was camped with big team
on tbe street a little sooth of Lane's
blacksmith shop. He had just returned
from down town, bad fed hie team and
was preparing bis bed for tbe nigbt
whan a man stepped oot from behind
aa edfaaant wood olle and. ookloa a
pistol In bis face, ordered him to throw j
op fcM bonds, craft instantly obeyed
and tbo robber, as if be know exactly
vhat al WMf sbo0wa flMME fep0 taADf
jOrg. 4k sd pottos Ml
Into tbo dark-
describe the
iat.t A hmlmMkhtm stava-.
fan Wt4 leamadwtoiy seat to the central
oOo and the red light was turned on.
bf ft tbo ntghtwatohn.an didn't show op
ail the robber bad abundance ot time to
have soashsil a place of safety. Craft it
poor man and had brought the money
with Mno from home, intending to go
back by way of Dufur and pay a store
Mil.
WllltBM4H l-eertittafty.
What nomination will State Senator
William on receive? asks tbe Telegram
tfceo proceeds to answer as follows:
"Of the many available men In East
ern Oregon he, at least, is apparently g
rare winner for something. That he will
not be overlooked at the convention
next spring is considered a certainly by
oil-informed republicans of this city,
"Senator Williamson is sptbvn of as a
successor to congressman Moody and
also as a successor to Secretory of State
Dunbar. There Is quite a boomlet hav
ing as its ol jct Williamson's candidacy
for congress. This is against his wishes,
hMver, for his preference is the post
Mr filled by Dunbar.
'-It is asserted that politicians un
friendly to Moody are trying to defeat
bim by means of Williamson ; not that
tbey .love tbe latter more, bat that they
cars for Moody lees. Having no inclin
ation to be a congressman, nor to be
used aa a dab against Moody, William
son refuses to entertain tbe idea of rep
resenting the Second congressional dis
trict of Oregon wt Washington.
"Senator Williamson stated recently
Jha his ambition was to be secretary of
state, and, to use an overworked expres
sion, he is not a 'miscellaneous candi
date.' His career has been quite mete
oric, for it is only within the past three
years be attracted attention throughout
the state. Thus far be bas served in the
legislature as representative one term,
and is now filling his first term aa a sen
ator. Having avoided becoming a rabid
partisan, he stands well in bath factions
of the republican party."
Paralysed the Wrong Man.
"I'll give that waiter," aaid Rivers,
,"an order that will paralyse him."
"What will you have, sir?" presently
asked tbo waiter.
"Bring me," replied Rivers, "some
verulam and ova."
"Yes, fir."
The waiter, a needy looking man in
Ispectaclee, Trent away with a strange
gleam in his eye, and returned about
(fifteen minutes later witb a large plat
Iter containing something hot.
"Here you are, sir," he said. "Bacon
(and eggs. In ordinary English it would
tbe 25 cents. Culnam poena premit
bones, as we used to say at college.
Anything else, sir?"-Chicago Tribune.
Metlee.
Thursday nigbt will be Eagles' night
at the Vogt opera bouse. Would like all
Eagles' present. Pfoase reserve your
seats at once.
Otis Pattkeson, W. Pres.
Women's Shoe.
Tbls store bas long been recognized
as the loader in Women's Fine Foot
wear, and today we are better able to
satisfy you than ever before, for our
lino bas never been as complete as
now. Possibly tbe most popular
Shoes today are our $3 60 line with
tbe $4 ones close seconds. But for
those wbo do not wish to Invest that
amount, we have good, mtyHmH
shoes at $11.26, $2 60 and $3.
2.35 Shoes, with quality and dur
ability as prominent restores ;
good fitting lasts and inten
sion soles.
09.5O Slices, made from box calf
or kid ; heavy or light sole ;
and Shoes that DO FIT.
0S.OO represent our Pingree Com
posites; you are all acquaint
ed with them ; all styles; $8
)(,
aaaaaaaamtaaer
Pointer
Promptly at the advertised
hour of the big Piano Sale in
augurated by Menefee fe Par
kins, a large crowd had as
sembled ready to take the first
glimpse at the magnificent line
of high-grade instruments on
special sale.
One would naturally sup
pose that in these days people
would be supplied, as far as
Pianos are concerned ; how
ever such is not the case, and
when we say that , with the 300
and ' over manufacturers in
the United States, they can
not supply the demand, it
will prove to the public that
there is an increasing and con
stant demand for Pianos.
In opening a Special Safe,
rarefy, if ever, -does it occur
wherein an established institu
tion, located right in your own
city, whose reliability and re
sponsibility are well known,
offers to its citizens an oppor
tunity that this sale presents,
and to intending purchasers we
beg to affirm
First: That this is positive
ly a genuine Piano Sale.
Second: That you will find
more first-class makes to se
lect from than have ever been
shown in your city before at
one and the same time.
Third: That we have no
shoddy or stenciled instru
ments; nothing but first-class
and absolutely high-grade
pianos.
Fourth : Kimball Pianos,
Chickering Pianos, Weber Pi
anos, Steinway Pianos, are con
ceded by the worlds greatest
critics to be the one standard
par excellence of piano creation.
Fifth: There is no use put
ting off your intended pur
chase. We have the instru
ments, we have the prices, we
have the terms, and with your
assistance we will do the rest.
Don't delay; don't neglect
this grand offer. Every in
strument must be sold; and
as to price, we won't quarrel.
Yours for good Pianos and
Organs,
HOT MRHHS
Sale closet nasi Saturday.
mat
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any caw of Catarrh that can not bo
cared by Hall's Catarrh Core.
F. J. Cbkrby a Co. Prom., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 10 yeare, and be
lieve him perfectly honorable In all bad
ness transactions and financially able to
carry oat any obligations made by their
Iras.
Weet A Troax, Wholesale Dnigglsto, To
ledo, O., Welding, Kinnaa d Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Core Is taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon tbe blood and
mucous surfaces of the system.
F. J. CHasT 4 Co., Props., Toledo O.
Bold by drroggists, price 76c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet. IS
rortlaad Carnival Baenralua Rates.
White Collar Line, steamer Bailey
Gatssrt, excursion rales: H ond-trlp
excursion tickets will be sold on Sep
tember 19th and 25ih, October Sad, 0th
and 16th, good going sis days after date
of sale, making one week's limitation,
including date of sale. Tbe price front
The Dalles to Portland on tbe days thaw
tickets are sold will be $9.60 for round
trip, including two connons that are
good for one admission each to the Port
land carnival. Hood River and White
Salmon to Portland,' round trip, $3.90;
Including two admission tickets.
IStawtf J. M. Fili.oon, sgent.
Rata to raa-Amcrleaa Exposition.
Round-trip rates via O. R. & N. from
The D tiles, $81.00. Tickets on sale first
and third Tuesdays daring Jane, July,
August, September and October .good for
continuous psssage going on date of sale.
Return limit thirty days from date of
sale. Stop-overs will be allowed west of
Missouri river or St. Paul on return trip
within limit ot ticket.
Arrangements can he made by apply
ing to agent O. R. A N. Co., The Dalles,
whereby tickets will be honored on lake
steamers in one or both directions be
tween Detroit and Buffalo.
tf Jambs I ski. and, Agent
TAKE THE O. H. & N
For tbe Portland carnival and exposi
tion, September 10th to October 10th,
the O. R. A N. Co. Will sell round-trip
tickets to Poitland and return, including
two admission tickets to tbe exposition,
at $4. Tickets sold only on Sept. lOtb
and 25th and October 2nd, 0th and 16th,
limited to expire .six days after date of
sale. " sl8-lm
If you want to retain your hair you
have to keep your scalp clean. Soap
will make your hair harsh, dry and
crispy. Now we have two of tbo yer?
beat preparations for cleansing ths
scalp Egg and Pine Tar Shampoo. It
will leave your hair soft and gloatW.
Price, 86 and 50 cents a bottle, at Fraaer'e
barber chop, Tbe Dalles. tf
Mothers every where praise On
Minute Cough Cure for the sufferings It
has relieved and tbe lives of their Mttlo
ones it has savsd. Strikes at the root of
tbe trouble and draws oar the inflam
mation. Tbe children's favorite Cough
Core. Clarke A Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
Dyspepsia can be cored hy using
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets. One little
Tablet will sive immediate relief or
money refunded. Bold In handsome tia
boxes at 35 dts. Blakeley the druggist.
TIE HOST OPEN HOUSE.
F. J. CLARKE, Manager.
ONE WEJEK, commencing
MONDAY, October 14th.
THE KKPKKTOIKE MONARCH,
Wiedemann's
snow
Praseuting an entirely new repertoire of
comedy.
16 People.
Superb Band and Orchestra.
6 Strong Specialties.
TONIGHT'S BILL,
10c, 20c, 80c,
The aula of seats opens at Clarke
Folk's Drugstore Saturday morning.
WM. MICHELL,
Uodutaktv ut Embainw
Oar. Third and Waehlngton
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