HE INT KM MS.
F. J. CLABKE, Manager.
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.
Wack
All-wool Cheviot Suitings,
All-wool Prunella,
All-wool Zibeline,
All-wool Satin Burba,
All-wool Whipcords.
Colored Dresa Goods.
Imported Fancy Waist Cloth,
All-wool Cheedda Cloth,
All-wool Venetian Cloth,
Golf Suitings,
Melton Skirtings.
For thfai week we are showing a special
line of Ffcheb 8ferjfeft (just received) at Mc
and $1 per yard.
Id oiir 5llk Department, special line of
all-silk Colored Taffeta, for this week, at 60c
per yard.
The Dalles Dally Chfoniele.
THURSDAY
OCT. 17. 1901
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Oysters
Served
In
any
Style...
At Andrew Keller's.
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TREASURERS NOTICE.
All ffiwo County werraat. reglaterad
prior to December 8, 1898, will be paid
n presentation at my otto. Interest
tet after September 19, 1901.
JOHN F. HAMFBHIBB,
County Treeurer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
"The Great Divorce Gate"
At the Vogt opera house tonight.
New ready-to wear hats received today
at Miss Haven's.
Latest novelties in street bate and
drapery alike at Miss Haven's.
A marriage licence was issned yester
day afternoon to B. F. Cook and Jennie
Jcnee, o( Sherman connty.
Lost-Today, a black silk cape with
blae silk lining. Please return same to
this office or to Mrs. Robert Keller and
be rewarded. octl7-2t
Steven Nelson, aged about 64 years,
and an old-time resident of Hood Biver,
died at St. Vincent's hospital yesterday
nd was brought to Hood Biver today
for interment.
All members of Fern Lodge, Degree of
Honor, are requested to be present at
the meeting to be beld tonight. Mrs.
Wilda Belknap, grand chief of honor,
will meet with the lodge, her dates hav
ing been so arranged as to make her
meeting with Fern Lodge possible this
VSQlQg.
xoe new mail contract between
rn
The J
ffnt
"!le and Wrentham aunt into rTint
yesterday. The daily round trip is
nude Wednesdays and Saturdays. Far
tie) living contiguous to the route can
ve their mail delivered in boxes on
lhe 'oadside by applying to Postmaster
- M. Patterson, of The Dalles. '
Another newspaper has gone to the
ooneyard. The Goldendale Journal,
nst started out demo-Brjanite-pop and
oytbing . else-io-beat-tbc-repabllcans,
bas
suspended publication. Its last
three
"ues were democretieo-soclaliat-
'o-popuHstico.anarchistico, and then It
awpad and died. Bequesoat in pace.
Mr. Le Claire, owner and superintend
M of the Don Juan nine In the Green
Joro distri let, 114 jfa flrtt discovered
Dlck and Top Kel, of this count,, ii
'"toffli'onHtawejib Portland, ttr.
ciaire is also superintendent of the
Jtebmond Mining 0f the same
L, , "Won owns one of the noheet
mUm Beater Oregon.
o
Booty lb.
joarsJUi
oP Kslly,.,, ow. Wejeoooooiy
wno owned a ranch twenty
PEASE
ago on the Deschutes ridge east of the
Warner ranch, near the bead of the
grade leading to Sberar's Bridge, has
struck it rich by all accounts as a miner
in the Greenhorn district. Top was a
third owner in the Phyche mine, which
was sold the other day for $150,000. Be
sides this be has large interests in other
mines that alone make him wealthy.
Top is a good fellow and a flrBt-clase
rustler, who is deserving of his good
luck. "
The grand scenic production, "Daugh
ter of the Diamond King," will be the
attraction it the Vogt Monday, Oct. 21st.
It is from the pen of that well-known
playwright, Ohae. A. Taylor, author of
the "King of the Opium Ring," another
popular prodnction. The play is built
about the life of a young New England
lascie, both young and handsome, who
is a daughter of one of New York City's
leading diamond merchants. Produced
with appropriate scenery' and, effects,
and with a cast of twenty artists, beaded
by the charming La Belle Lsurette, it
need not seem strange, when stated on
good authority, that Mr. Taylor's new
production bas surpassed bis vainest
hopes. '
The Albany Beiald publishes the full
text of the complaint in the damage suit
of Attorney General Blackburn's son,
Arch, against George L. Bees, of Linn
county, for alienating the affections of
his wife. 'J be suit is for $10,000. It
says that the plaintiff introduced Bees
to his wife in May, 1898, and that soon
he began his wiles that resulted In her
leaving him and going with Bees to
Portland, basking in the emiles of said
Bee. Finally Bees put up the money
for a divorce euit in Colombia county,
and completed the ruin of his home.
They had oue child. Hewitt & Sox and
Weatberford & Wyatt are attorneys for
Aroh Blackburn. The suit is the talk of
he Willamette valley.
Wiedemann's Big Show presepted a
'very clever comedy entitled "The Major's
Daughter," at the Vogt last night, to a
crowded house. This is undoubtedly
the best popular-priced attraction that
baa ever appeared in our city, Their
plays are all new and well staged, and
the performances go with a vim that
keeps the interest of the large audiences
from start to finish. Tonight they pre
sent the famous comedy-drama, "The
Great Divorce Case." The local aerie of
Eagles will attend this evening's per
formance in a body to show their re
spect for their brother Eagles in the
company. Friday night the play will
be "The Steam Laundry," Saturday
matinee, "The Village Belle," aud Sat
urday bight they present their $10,000
seenlc and costume production of "The
Sea of I os."
Mrs. W. E. Campbell, of this city, re
eelved a dispatch this morning from
Tm iiMniia annonoeinc the sudden death
of her huebeod near tuet piece, weave t
hp had been engstjed on a government
orvey. The remains were to nave ar
Style and
Sctjajrnei
aSaSf fromlto$i5.
Hxmt. acHArmtR aw
St MAYS.
rived here this morning, but for some
reason did not come and tbe particulars
tot bis death are not known at this writ
ing. Mr. Campbell, however, had been
in failing health for some time and hie
death probably occurred from natural
causes. H9 was a native son of Oregon,
having been born of pioneer stock in
Clackamas county about fifty years ago.
He was at qne time county surveyor of
this connty, as was his father before
.him. He was a most upright, honorable
man, a sincere and earnest Christian
and a devout member of tbe M. E.
church. He leaves a wife and five eons.
At the play last night while Mies
Myrtle Vane was singing tbe dos
ing notes of an encore a number of
young female hoodlums sitting in the
middle column of seats in front of the
singer, two or three rows back of the
front row, showed their Dalles breeding
in fine style by cutting up in a variety
of ways so as to express their contempt
for tbe singer. One of tbe girls they
weren't ladies although they were old
enough to be marriageable pointed an
opera glass at tbe singer while another
girl asked in audible voice : "Did you
see tbat note in your opera glass?" and
still another, in open ridicule, tapped
her throat with bar finger. Tub Cbbon
icfc bas no idea at this writing who the
girls were that were gnilty of this vul
garity, but it devoutly prays the Lord to
have mercy on the man that bas the
misfortune to get one of them for a wife.
In Minorlam.
Last Sunday's Oregooiao contained
the following:
"In loving memory of the late Miss
Ella Booth, who died at her home, 770
Montana avenne, Tuesday morning,
after a brief illness. She was a resident
of this place end resided with her sister,
Mrs. Moffitt. It will be remembered
bow their father was killed about eight
years ago in the railroad yards, their
mother dying a few yeais previous at
The Dalles, leeving tbe girls alone.
They bad no relatives to sympathise
with them in their sad bereavement,
but bad many kind friends and neigh
bors who gave them a kindly band, for
they were loved by all who knew tbem.
Miss Ella was of a very retiring dispo
sition, and a patient sufferer, but she
bore up to tbe last with great fortitude
until the Lord called her borne to meet
ber loved ones gone before."
CASTOR I A
for XjaJ&ati and Children.
Ill KM Yw Han Always Bwfk.
Been the
Bafontir- r
for Bent House at end of Third
street, north tide. Will be rented to
reepqpeible party. Iogr,fe f Mr. A, E.
Crosby al BUkeley's Pbarsaaey. 14 lw
Subscribe for Too OaaoNiOM.
Quality
See far Yourself
You don't need to be told
that H. S. A 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.
9i M
Suits
and
Overcoats
See our display of Suspen
ders " Knothe " positively
best made.
PERSONAL. MBKTION.
C. J. Borders was a passenger on this
morning's boat for Portland.
Mrs. Jewstt a passenger on this
morning's boat for her home at White
Salmon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Hudson, Jr., of
Boyd, are fa the City, the guests of tbe
New Colurribia hotel.
M. P. Iaenberg, of Hood Elver, arrived
here on the noon train and is stopping
at toe umattlla House.
J. J. Hill wae a passenger on tbe
Dalles City this moroing for Portland,
where be goes to attend the Baptist con
vention. Dr. Carey and Mrs. Jenkins are in the
city visiting with Mr. H. Biddell. Tbe
doctor has made op his mind to locate at
Moro and will more to that place in a
few days.
Mrs. F. A. . French, of Portland, who
has been visiting ber cousin, Mrs. Wells,
in this city, for tbe past few days, re
turned to her home on the afternoon
train yesterday.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
You will not have boils if you take
Clarke A Falk's sure care foi boils.
Miss Julia Mssquart, at the Beehive
restaurant, will do dressmaking of all
kinds. (9 1m
Wanted An apprentice at the Camp
bell & Wilson millinery parlors. Some
one that is neat with a needle. 28s
Mrs. 8parlin will give lessons in ste
nography at tbe residence of Mrs. 8. E.
Henderson, Third street, near Madison.
olOlwd
If you take tbe O. R. & N. for tbe
Portland exposition one day will be
equal to three days if you go via any
other line.
Clark and Falk have just received a
full line of fresh Velox papers and de
velopers, tbe same as used by Mr. Lovick
in bis recent demonstration at our store.
C. M. Phelps, Foreetdale, Vt., says
bis ebild was completely cored of a bad
case of ecseme by the use of De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of all
counterfeits. It instantly relieves piles.
Clarke & Falk's P. O. Pharmacy.
Sick Headache absolutely and perma
nently cored by using Moki Tea. A
pleasant herb drink. Cures constipation
end indigestion, makes you eat, sleep
aud happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money back. 25cte. andftOcts. Blakeley,
tbe druggist.
Da'( Kate It la,
J net wet tbe affected part freely with
Mysterious Pain Core, a Scotch remedy,
aud the pain Is gone. Sold by Clarke A
Falk.
Clarke A Folk have on sale a foil lino
of point end artist' brush
Wanted By two youag men, nicely
fnrnlebed room below tbe bluff, Ad
drees Bos 71S, The Dalles, Or. ole-St
honors at Tbe Dalles steam
iaeodrf. dl-frf
A foil Una of Beetsnaa films and sop
pHas Js received by Ciai A Falk.
Sojboortko for Tub Cavosnoua.
An
Aid
to
Buyer
0
The Pianos which havo
been endorsed by the most
eminent experts are now on
exhibition right hero in your
city, and are offered at prices
upon easy terms of payment,
heretofore never attempted by
a reliable house.
The laws underlying the
theories of standard piano
construction are today an un
acquainted feature with nine
hundred and ninety-nine peo
ple out of every thousand, and
in the advanced race for busi
ness many cheap and inferior
instruments are being offered
for sale through various ave
nues by an unscrupulous class
of illiterate venders..
When you stop to consider
that the Steinway, the great
Kimball, the wonderful Weber,
the peerless Chickering, are
conceded by the world's great
est critics to be the acme of
piano construction, you need
not hesitate to buy now.
Thus far the business al
ready transacted during this
special sale has been of the
most flattering type, and we
beg to offer through the col
umns of this paper our hearty
appreciation and many thanks
for the liberal patronage be
stowed upon us, and our
earnest endeavour will be to
please and satisfy the most
skeptical, with a positive and
distinct guarantee with each
and every instrument sold at
this really reduced-price and
genuine piano sale.
Yours for good Pianos,
Hiftti
the
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ONE NIGHT ONLY,
MONDAY, Ootober 21st.
Cbas. A. Taylor's Beautiful Beetle
Production
Daughter
of the
Diamond
King.
Four Beautiful 8tate Pictures In tbe life
of an American Girl.
A Com pany of 20 Select Performers.
LA BELLE LAURETTE
Supported by C. A. McGrath,
The Foreign Acrobats, Clowns, Jugglers,
The lien to Trio,
The New York Ltdles Quintette.
6 BIO VAUDEVILLE ACTS B
See Oar Children 1
Bring Your Children I
First 3 rows, 75c; balance of
the house, 50c.
Heats on sale at Clarke A Falk's, Post
Office Pharmory.
HE OT OPEM HOUSE
F. J. CLARKE, Manager.
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
THURSDAY, Oot. 84th.
The World Renowned
HERRMANN
the
BB
Great
In a New and Marvelous Program
of Hensationsl Novelties,
accompanied by
..McWatters and Tyson..
and Company in their Latest
Vaudeville Success,
"Semes in a Dressing Room."
Reserved Seats $1.00; balance
of the house 50c.
Seats now on sale al Clarke A Falk'a
PostorHee Pharmacy.
Fire Insurance.
In m I (m to. (o. of M.
KoumltxJ IS3.
Capital paid up v7,500,UOO
Aetti 02O,l2U,OUS
Now Is the time to insure; tomor
row may be too late.
Phone No. 80, Seufert A Condon.
Phone No. 808, Pacific States Co.
AHTHl'R SEUFERT,
Resident Agent, The Dalles.
WM. MICHELL,
Undertaker ut Embalmer
Cor. Third and Washington ate.
Ail orders attended to promptly. Long
distance pbooe 433. Local, 109.
John Fashek, The Tailor,
Has Just reeeivsd 1000 sample
ef the latest patterns in Gent's
Clothing Goods. He euaraa.
logo price and a good at or no
pay. i
John Pashek, The Tailor.