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New Suitings
Wonderfully complete is this new stock
now. The brilliant successes of the past are to
be repeated, and doubled this year. We have
the 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.
Black Goods.
All-wool Cheviot Suitings,
All-wool Prunella,
All-wool Zibeline,
All-wool Satin Burba,
All-wool Whipcords.
Colored Dress Goods.
Imported Fancy Waist Cloth,
All-wool Cheedda Cloth,
All-wool Venetian Cloth,
Golf Suitings,
Melton Skirtings.
for this week we are showing a special
line of French Series (just received) at TOc
and $1 per yard.
In our 8ilk Department, special line of
all-silk Colored Taffeta, for this week, at 60c
per yard.
rhe Dalles Daily Ctooniele.
WEDNESDAY
OCT. 16, 1901
Oysters
Served
in
any
Style...
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All ffuoo County warrants registered
prior to Denember 8, 1898, will be paid
on presentation at my offloe. Interest
Mel after September 18, 1901.
JOHN r. H AMPS H IKK,
County Treasurer.
.VAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"The Major's Daughter"
At the Vogt opera house tonight.
Wanted By two young men, nicely
furniehed room below the bluff, Ad
dress Box 716, The Dalles, Or. ol5-3t
For Rent House at end of Third
street, north aide. Will be rented to
responsible party. Inquire at this
office. octl4-lw
The Chkoniclk office ia indebted to
Mr. Oarnaby, of the American Market,
for a very beautiful calendar for the
coming year of 1902.
The Yakima and Warm Spring In
dians, who have been contributing to
the gaiety oi the Portland carnival, got
back to civilisation last night on the
Bailey Gatxert.
The Bailey Gatzert people have built
i plank sidewalk from First street to
their boat landing at the foot of Union.
Lumber is being hauled from the yards
of J.T.Peters & Co. to build a wharf
and platform.
A marriage license was issued yester
day to William McNab and Emma Van
Patten, of Sherman county. The cou
Die were subsequently married at St.
Peter's Catholic church by Father
Bronsgeest.
The funeral of the late Wenoeslaus
Pashek, which took place from St.
Pater's Catholic church tbia morqing,
was largely attended, especially by the
friends and neighbors of the deceased.
The services at the church were con
ducted by Father Bronsgeoat.
Word has just been received here of
the recent death in Husum, Schleewig,
Germany, at the age of 72 years, of Mr.
J. E. Jnoobseo, father of E. Jaoobsen
and Mra. J. Nitscbke, of this city. Mr.
Jacobean bad been ailing for a long time
and his death was not unexpected.
County Attorney Darob, of Golden
le, ia in the oity. Mr. Darob says the
Gjldendale murderer, Ferris, cannot,
under the Washington laws, waive bis
ultimate sontenco until thirty days after
the late decision of his oaaa by the
upreme court. Ha cannot therefore be
tsnteneed at the term of court wbiob
PEASE
. iJf-, t ".
opens in Goldendale next Tuesday.
After the sentence is pronounced be will
still have thirty days before he can be
banged. Should the governor refuse to
interfere in the case and there is ab
solutely no hope -of intetference Ferris
will be banged in the Goldendale jailm,
Hugh Farmer brought to town today
a Gloria Mundi apple that measures
seventeen inches in circumference and
weighs exactly two pounds. Till some
body beats this we shall claim that The
Dalles raises the biggest apples in the
world. The apple may be seen in Maier
& Benton's store. sj '
Sheriff Kelly left last night for Boise,
Idaho, to bring hack E. Fish, who was
arrested yesterday by tbe Boise chief of
police on advices sent that official by
Mr. Kelly. Fish is the man who passed
a worthless check for $200 on Ben Wil
son, of the East End. He offered to
come back here without a requisition
from tbe governor.
Harry Eggerton, the scalp bounty
young man, who did not beat Linn
county, who recently escaped from tbe
jail at Eugene, is at large yet and proba
bly will not be caught, says the Albany
Democrat. While in jail Eggerton gave
the game away. He was on bis way
borne from the Philippines when he fell
in with tbe principal in the swindle.
With headquarters at Portland and an
immense quantity of scalps secured in
non-bounty states tbey went out to tbe
county seats and disposed of their scalps.
Tbe man who rnn tbe game was with
Eggerton when he was arrested, but es
caped with about fGUO on his person,
while Eggerton got aiuioat nothing.
At 8 : 15 last night a fire was discovered
in Mr. Duncan's barn in tbe alley back
of William McUrum's carpenter shop.
The fire laddies responded promptly to
the alarm and iu a few minutes the
chemical engine had the blase under
control. The barn is an old shack be
longing to tbe city and is of little value.
Probably $20 will make it as good as rt
was before. It contained three tons of
baled wheat hay, the property of Mr.
Duncan, on which there was no insur
ance. Tbe bales are on'y scorched on
tbe outside, but tbe chemicals used to
extinguish tbe fire have probably ruined
them for fodder. The promptness with
which tbe chemical engine extinguished
the fire baa once more justified tbe wis
dom of tbe city fathers in its purchase:
Chas. A. Taylor, the well-known play
wright, whose play, "The King of tbe
Opium Ring," scored such a single suc
cess in thjs city a year ago, baa written
a new play,, stronger and batter than
anything he baa heretofore attempted.
It deals with tbe Ufa of a beautiful
young girl, daughter of an immensely
wealthy diamond merchant in Hew
York City. Two scenes are laid In old
New England, and two In the groat
metropolis. It is entitled "Daughter of
the Diamond King." 04 is produced
wltb almost a carload of spooul eoenery
and effect. According to roporte It bide
fair to ba one of the greatest aoooeeseo
Style and
Hrf.
Schaffiier
5t MAYS.
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of tbe season. With a company of
twenty persons, beaded by La Belle
Lauretta, who created one of the lead
ing roles in the "King of the Opium
Ring," scoring an instantaneous success
in tbe part. "Daughter of the Diamond
King" will be at tbe Vogt Oot. 21st.
Mr. Louis J. Gates and Mies Gunhilda
M. Beck were united in marriage at 10:30
this forenoon at the residence of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed. Beck,
of this city. Tbe ceremony waa per
formed by Rev. Robert Warner in
tbe presence of about a saore of friends
and relatives of tbe bride. Following
tbe wedding tbe company eat down to
an elegant luncheon after which the
young couple left on a wedding trip to
Portland. On their return trip they
will make their borne in Arlington, where
the groom is engaged in business. Tbe
bride grew up to womanhood in this
city and no Dalles girl was ever more
highly esteemed for all that is sweet snd
womanly in her sex. Tbe bride's many
friends bere wish her and her husband
many happy days.
The play "Little Miss Thompson"
drew a large crowd at the Vogt opera
house last night, and to aay that it was
a ell-pleased crowd is putting it very
mildly. It is very seldom, indeed, that
The Dalles Is visited by a troop of play
ers tbat have been as successful as tbe
Wiedemann's in winning universal ap
plause. It is tbe common talk of tbe
street that no better show at double tbe
price of admission has been seen bere
for many a day. To say nothing of the
play itselt, whisb was excellent, the
specialties introduced between tbe acts,
such as the dancing of the Mullally
sister, Nellie Wiedemann's electric and
fire dance, and tbe marvelous trombone
performance of Charles Barrtngton on
what appeared to be nothing more than
a sheet of ordinary card paper, and the
still more marvelous imitatiou of a banjo
with no visible instrument but bis lips,
were each alone worth double tbe price
of admission. There were no delays ba
tween acts; every minute of tbe two
boors and a quarter being occupied with
something amusing. And, best of all,
there wasn't tbe semblance of anytblog
low or vulgar, or suggestive of anything
offensive to a refined taste. Tonigbt tbe
company plays "Tbe Major'a Daughter,"
o society comedy, and an amusing time
is promised. Our prediction is tbat tbe
boose will be crammed.
What Lea to risk's a mat.
In reciting yesterday some of too cir
cumstances tbat led to tbe arrest of B.
Flab for passing bogus checks on injus
tice was unintentionally done to Consta
ble Jackson, than whom there is no
public officer bore or anywhere more
faithful in too discharge of btedetiee.
It was Mr. Jackson that first got on
Fish's trail after the latter bad skipped
tbo town. Mr. Jack ton got
of o tetter wbiob Flab had malted
Uaeotille to bit wife oaotesJog post-
order for a soot of money. This
Quality
See for Yourself
You don't need to be told
that H. S. & M. suits and
overcoats have the touch of
true style, you can see it for
yourself in the cut; you can
see it even better in the suit
and overcoat itself, readv for
you to try on here at any
time. We have plenty to
show of many styles suits
and overcoats good clothes.
So & Mo
Suits
and
Overcoats
from $10 to $M.
See our display of Suspenders--"
Knothe " positively
best made.
letter Mr. Jackson placed in the hands
of the sheriff. He then learned from
another source that Fish's intention was
to first go to Sumpter, and if not satis
fied with that place to go to Boise City.
Mr. Jackson kept on the fellow'strail
and on tbe very morning of bis arrest at
Boise Mr. Jackson mailed a letter about
the case to tbe chiefs of police in Sump
ter and Boise. Officer Alisky found
that Fish's son, who went with him
from bere, wrote from Boise to Mr. Glf
ford, the photographer, asking to have
mailed' to bis address at Boise some pho
tographs that he bad taken before leav
ing bare.
There is something peculiarly sad in
connection with Fish's crime. His wife,
who is believed to have had no knowl
edge of her husband's guilt, and who
lives in a little house east of tbe old fair
grounds, is about to become a mother.
It Is not believed that sbe is at present
in actual want, but aba will soon need
such cire and attention as her scanty
means will not be able to provide.
PIKIONAL MKKTION.
Frank Gabel, of Wapinitia, is in tbe
city.
Captain H. C. Coe was in tbe city to
day from Hood River.
Blaine T. Scott is registered at tbo
Umatilla House from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Sobanno left this morn
ing for a few days visit in Goldendale.
Miss Janet Williams returned to her
borne in Portland on the afternoon train.
Ifiaaaa Teniae and Nona Rnrh ara
enjoving tbe attractions of tbe exposition
in roruana.
C. G. Roberts, tbe well-known wool
buyer is registered at tbe Umatilla
House from Hood River.
Mr.' John Marden, who has been at
tending tbe Portland Exposition, re
turned borne on the early train.
District Attorney Menefee left today
for Priceville to attend circuit court,
which opens there next Monday.
Deputy Sheriff E. B, Wood left this
morning for Portland, where be is sum
moned as a witness in tbe United States
circuit court.
Deputy County Clerk and Mrs. Bolton
and daughter, Miss Vesta, went to Port
land yesterday expecting to return by
tbe last pf tbe week.
Mr. and Mra. Sidney Kelly returned
last night from their wedding trio and
have gone to housekeeping in the Betting-en
cottage on Second street, west of
Union.
Fred Van Norden, Andy Urqubart and
George Bonn will leave in the morning
to eoend a week or ten days slaughter-
log fish and game in tbo neighborhood
of Badger Lake.
Mr. J. Wsggonsr, of Independence,
manager of tbe Oregon Lecture Bureao,
Is la the cltv seeing what encouragement
there might bo bare for o course of
lectures during the winter.
Jadgo Brownbill loft this afternoon for
Portland to attend tbe Baptist conven
tion, wbiob is now ia session at tbo
Second Baptist eburcb of tbat city. Tbo
jedoe mm to represent tbo Young Pos !
pteV Baptist Union, of tela ey, of i
wbiob bo la president.
fjobaortbo for Tu Ouoomul
Facts
It will be well for those re
siding in The Dalles and vi
cinity to investigate the
Genuine
Piano dale
now being held at Menefee &
Parkins', the leading music
dealers.
There are many right here
in The Dalles who intend to
make a purchase in the very
near future. Why not make
that purchase at once ?
It is an established fact that
many of the leading citizens
who have- taken advantage
and inspected this most beau-
Lful line of high-grade and
strictly first-class Pianos are
unanimous in saying that
never in the history of The
Dalles have so many beauti
ful instruments been offered
at such
Reasonable
Prices
and upoH such easy terms of
payment.
Yesterday, on our opening
and up to the time of closing
last evening, we had two sales
to our credit one a beautiful
Steinway, which goes to a
leading stock man of this
county, and a beautiful world's
fair model celebrated Kimball,
which goes "well to a pros
pective bride right here in
The Dalles; there is no need
for you to come to our store
and ask who this bride may
be, as one of the conditions
under which this identical
instrument was sold was se
cresy. To those who are to become
brides, and those who are al
ready brides, and those who
never intend to be, we have
Pianos for you all. Come and
see us; we will do the rest.
uy a Piano; let harmony
revail in your home, and
ou will be happy ever after
wards.
Yours for good Pianos, '
in i mm
Sale closes next Saturday.
Mew's total
We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh tbat can not bo
cored by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
t. J.Chbxby AOo. Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
J. Cheney for the Ian 15 years, and bo
lleve him perfectly honorable In all busi
ness transactions and financially able to
oarry oat any obligations made by theft
firm.
West A Truax, Wholesale Druggists, To
ledo, O., Waldlog, Klanan Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure ir taken Inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood aod
mucous surfaces of the system.
F. J. GnaitaY 6 Co., Props., Toledo O.
8old by drrnggists, price 7fo.
Hill's Family Pills are the beat. If
rortlaart Carnival Kaaarslon It at as.
White Collar Line, steamer Bailey
Gatiert, excursion rates: Round-tr!p
excursion tickets will be sold on Sep
tember 19th aod S6tn, October Snd, Otb
and 10th, good going six days after data
of sale, making one week's limitation.
Including date of sale. Tha price from
The Dalles to Portland on the days these
tickets are sold will be ti.M for round
trip. Including two coupons that aro
good for one admission each to the Fori
land carnival. Hood River and White
Salmon to Portland, round trip, IJ.20,
including two ad ml salon tickets.
16Jtf J. M. Filloon, agent.
Rates to Paa-Asaarlsaa Rspesitlaw.
Round-trip rates via O. R. 4 N. from
Tha Dalies, S1.90. Tickets on eale first
and third Tuesdays during Jane, July,
August, September and October .good for
continuous passage 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 ol ticket.
Arrangements can be mads by apply
ing to agent O. R. A N. Co., The Dallas,
Wuerety tickets will be honored on lako
steamers In one or both dlreotiona be
tween Detroit and Buffalo.
tt Jamib Ibiland, Agent
NOTICE.
Effective this date. A charge of $1
per car per day will be made for delay to
ears, for all tims held under load, la
loading or unloading by consignee or
consigner, In excess ol forty fight honro
irom time car is set for loading or on
loading. Jambs Ibki.amd,
Agent O. K. a N. Oo.
Do you sutler from piles? If so do
not torn to snrgery for relief. DWltt'g
Wlton Usui Salve will act more quickly,
surely and safely, saving you the expense
and dangsr of an operation. Clarke A
Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
Wanted Ironsrs at The Dallas steaoK
laoodry. ofitf
THE V06T OPEBfl HOUSE
F. J. CLARKE, Msnagar.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, Ootober 21st.
Char. A. Taylor'a Bsaotlful Scenic
Production-
Daughter
of the
Diamond
King.
Four Beautiful S'ase Pictures in tba III
of an American Girl.
A Company ol 20 Select Performers
LA BELLS LAURETTB
Supported by C. A. McGralh,
Tba Foreign Acrobats, Clowns, Juggler,
Tbe Lento Trio,
Tbe New York Lsdlei Quintette,
S Bl VAUDEVILLE ACTS fj
See Oar Children I
Bring Yoar Children !
First 3 rows, 75c; balance of
the house, 60c.
Hoots oo sol at Clarke 4 Folk's, Pool
Office Pbarmery, 1
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Undertaker sat Embalms,
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