...The New York Cash Store.
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IBS and 142 Second Street.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
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GLOVES..
..lags' ami lean's school SOUS..
Arc You Mixed
on the Salt and Overcoat Question?
It's pretty hard to know what to do, lin't it, when every clothier in town
has "the tost at the wtpHce'' and all 'Vrive satisfaction' and all heat the
Ui!or to piece, and save too a half to a third and all that. It comes down to
the question of faf'h in somebody. Hart, ScHavfTner CBk Marx tail-or-made
ClotHing, made xpressly for PEASE A MAYS, will answer
the question. Stylish, durable and best for the money.
$10.00 to $23.00.
Large assortment of M1IRT&, made up in plain and
neat effects; Correct Style for this season.
$1.00 to $2.23.
Yclvo Chameleon Neckwears the only new thing
from the silk looms this fall. Sold by Pease fe Mays only.
Largest and bast assortment of Stylish Hats in
$ the city.
We offer for this week a
complete line of Gloves, in
tan, brown, black and red ;
sixes 6 to 1.
Special Sale Price,
Sftc ft
No gloves will be fitted on
during tale.
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The
Little feet.
Take care oi them the h:g feet
will take care of themselves.
There is no article of wearing ap
parel that requires en much atten
tion as Children's Shoos. We he
lie ve in good sho-B and the right
kind of shoes for children shoes
tl at conform to the natural shape
of the toot without sacrificing all
sense of good taste. We have sev
eral makes of Children's Shoes
made from the best of leathers
and on the right lasts.
Box Calf, $1.60, $1.75,
$2.00 and $2.25.
Kid, $1.50, $1.75, $2
and $2.50.
Kangaroo Galf, $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.00.
AH tises and widths.
PEASE 5l MKYS.
The Dalles Daily Cttforoete.
TUESDAY
OCT. 29. 1901
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in - Served
Oysters ii.e
At Andrew Keller's.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Wasco Cwur vamtats reajtstared
prior to December 3, ISM, will bo paid
on presentation at my ten. Interest
uti after September IS, 1901.
JOHN F. BailPBBIBCi
County Tronanrer.
VAYSIOE GLEANINGS.
The weather forecast for tonight and
tomorrow is showers.
No. 1 wheat has stood at 50 cents a
bushel for the past two or three day
A drunk, who gave bis name as WiT
iaiu Smith, paid a fine of $5 in Recorder
Doberty's conrt this morning.
For rent A coo pie of large furnished
rooms in a nice locality below the bluff.
Inquire of Condon 'phone No. 391.
o29-n2
Next Thursday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock, the Fortnightly Clnb will resume
their meetings for the fall and winter
months.
Mrs. J. A. GeieendorfiL-r, who has
been ill for some time with a mild attack
of typhoid fever, was able to leave her
bed yesterday for the first time.
The Knights and Ladies of Security
i!l pive a dance and enpper at Fra
ternity hall next Thursday night. Good
music will be furnished and everybody
' invited.
Professor fcandvig will commence a
lancing class next Wednesday evening,
to continue all winter. All those desir
ous of j fining the class should be present
t the first meeting at 8 o'clock,
sharp. o28-3t
Wanted By a young woman with a
child of a year and a half old, a home
lor self and child where she could assist
in housework and receive small wsges.
Good reference. Address Tux Chbok
icli. o-n2
All warrants for premiums awarded at
the late district fair are now in the
handi of J. C Hosteller, cashier of
French A Co.'s bank, where the owners
eo obtain them upon appUAtfoa to Mr.
Hos.etler.
Z. F. Moody has instituted proceeding
to the circuit conrt for the recovery of
t3.4tt.9ft, wkfa interact and attorney's
, from r. . Jones, of Bherar'e
B'd,e. The balk of the claim is on
promiasory note.
We uodereUnd thai Jed Fiso has
closed a harsjsia with B. F. Uegblto for
w grows ktoij aseagtst by
livery stable. Tbe rumor of t
Portorl
ertv didn't turn out to be true. The
property has 100 feet front on Second
street and rnna back 120 feet on Laogb-
I in street.
"Life of McSinley." complete books
now ready. Can fill orders for book
written by Marshall Everett or Marat
Haletead. Best editions published.
Outfit free. B. C. MHler A Co., Portland,
Ore. 29-2w-tu-th-e
The east Bide, to a depth of forty feet,
of the implement department of Mays A
Crowe's big brick store is being fitted up
with partitions and counters and shelv
ing for the occupancy of the Hub cloth
ing store by thy first of the month.
C. W. Height, of this city, has pur
chased 3,200 head of sheep from W. J.
Lauder, of Bakeoven, which be will
winter on the range near the head of
Cow canyon. The price per head has
not been given ont, but the deal involves
the sum of over (7000.
Agents wanted for "Life of President
heodore Roosevelt;" thrilling illus
trated biography of our youngest presi
dent ; complete outfit mailed on receipt
of 35 Cents in stamps; be first in the
field. B. C. Miller A Co., Portland,
Oregon. 29 2w-tu-th-sat
The democratic candidate for governor
of Iowa aays if Bryan does not quit the
state be will be defeated. How have
the times changed ! Two or three years
ago every democratic stump in the
country was clamoring for Bryan to
mount it and orate. Now there is hard
ly a stump left that democrats haven't
grubbed up.
Senator Bimon, who recently went to
Washington to tell the president that in
the matter of federal appointment the
little senator's name was Mud, having
accomplished bis purpose, bus returned
home. And while Joe was boo-booing
into the presidential ear, Senator Mitch
ell procured an order for a government
transport to load at Portland.
Senator Tillmao. of South Carotins,
aays of the Booker Washington incident:
"The action of the president in enter
taining that nigger will necessitate our
killing a thousand negroes in tbe Booth
before tbey will learn to keep their
places again." Is it possible tbst this
uncultured brute represents tbe senti
ment of tbe people of tbe South?
Tbe paragraph in yesterday's Cukoh
iclb, taken from the Skamania Pioneer,
which said that Harry Clough, of this
city, bad bought a stock ranch on lb
Little White Salmon and was going to
settle down to tbe peace and comfort of
pastoral life was at least premature.
Mr. Clough laughs at tbe idea and says
be wants no pastoral life la bien.
While B. W. Wfokbaos, of Dutch Plat,
was washing a bog yesterday for the
mange the middle finger of hie right
bead eaforteaatoly slipped into the
hog's seeetb aad eae of the brato'a teeth
dear tbroagn toe augur,
o eery eeietal
orning to have it dressed by a phyei-
ian. The hand wbj slightly swelled
rom blood poisoning, bnt no serions re
sults are anticipated.
A late Washington dispatch says:
"Woolgrowera in California and Oregon,
and io fact all of the western states,
have obtained an important diplomatic
victory by succeeding in inducing the
administration to abandon the reciproc
ity treaty with Argentine republic,
which proposed a reduction in tbe tariff
on wool coming from that country of
twenty per cent per pound."
Charles Hendersbott, u tramp stran
ger, was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Hnlson this morning on
the charge of Belling whiskey to Indians,
the complaining witness being Deputy
Sheriff Wood. He was bound over to
the United States grand jury in the sum
of $200 and was taken to Portland this
afternoon by Deputy United States Mar
shal Proe betel.
Senator Mitchell has succeeded in
having orders issued to send tbe trans
port Grant to Portland to take tbe
Twenty-eigbtb Infantry to Manila, pro
vided there is sufficient water for tbe
ship to go up tbe Columbia. The ves
sel when loaded drawa twenty-five feet
of water. Should she be able to make
the round trip without accident or delay
tbe event will sorely break the hearts
of two or three Astoria editors.
A new case of diphtheria was reported
to tbe city authorities this morning, that
of a child of W. S. Woolsey, who resides
in the Military Addition, near the end
of tbe flume. The house waa promptly
quarantined. This is the first new esse
for nearly two weeks. Tbe old cases are
all well and only await tbe limit of the
law for raising tbe quarantine. The
flag was taken down from J. B. Coit's
bouse yesterday. The quarantine will
.be raised on the remaining five old
cases in a few days.
J. B. Browo, a former reident of the
Kingsley eoontry, spent last night in
the city tbe guest of tbe Umatilla House.
Mr. Brown is largely Interested In farm
ing in tbe neighborhood of Grass Valley,
Sherman county, but be justly com
plains that No. 1 wheat is only worth 41
cents at Bourbon, bis nearest shipping
point, while the seme class of wheat
brings ton cents more in The Dalles.
If it were at all convenient or even pos
sible for Grase Valley farmers to haul
their wheat to Tbe Dallas, tbe Columbia
Southern wouldn't get an ounce of It at
present rates. By tbe wey, wbst be
came of Judge Bennett's project of two
years ego to build e railroad up tbe Dee
chutes to tap Crook oouaty and go oa to
Klametb eoaatyf It woald be ankles'
to blot that tbe Judge wee thee e eeadf
dote for state senator ; bet tbe project
Slog a borate' Just the same.
A eelled meeting of the local bar bare
wee bsid tost eight at tbe O. K. barber
oboe. All the barbers lo tbe city were
cage these of two aheee. Mr.
T. J. Lynch, by request, atated that the
object of the meeting was to organize a
local barbers' Union in connection with
tbe International Union. A resolution
prevailed to so organ i as and the follow
ing officers were elected: President,
T. J. Lynch; vice-president, M. M.
Long; corresponding secretary, C. A.
Prondfoot; recording secretary, J. R.
Bees; treasurer, Chas. Fraeer; guide,
L. L. Van Nortwick. It was resolved
that in future, until further notice, all
union shops in tbe city shell open at
7 :30 a. m. and close at 8 p. m., except
Saturdays. The meeting adjourned sub
ject to the call of tbe secretory wben tbe
new charter shall have been received.
Light at The Dalles.
"Tbe people of The Dalles are jubi
lant over tbe coming change there from
b dark to a light town," said Charles
Walker at tbe wharf of the White Collar
line to a Telegram reporter.
"The Dalles has been dark too long,"
continued Mr. Walker, hot now It is
making a great forward stride. The
Wasco Warehouse A Milling Company,
an organization comprising many oi our
old pioneer stand-bys, such aa Dan
French and W. Lord, baa contracted to
light tbe city after November 1st, and
tbe construction work on the plant Is
being rushed to completion under the
personal supervision of George W. Sim
ons end C. F. Swlgert, of the Pad flu
Bridge Company, Portland. They are
developing the power from White river,
that rushes toto tbe rapid Deschutes
river near Bherar's bridge.
"The plant is built very substantially,
and equals anything of its kind In Cali
fornia, which state, it is acknowledged,
leads tbe world in electrical transmis
sion. "The line from Tbe Dslles to White
river has thirty miles of poles set in the
most substantial manner, which are ca
pable of holding up ninety miles of the
heaviest copper wire.
"Greet care has to be exercised in the
work on account of tbe high potential
voltage, about 22,600, which Is the first
line of its kind In Oregon. Some pieces
of tbe machinery weigh eight or tn
tons and have been hauled by wagon
thirty-five miles to tbe bead works.
"Tbe plant will cost $40,000 and will
be e good thing for The Dalles. It will
not only illninloato tbe town, but will
also furnish power for all miaufaeturlng
purposes, lodading a new 1 000-barrel -a-day
flooring mill. It will bring Tbe
Dalles to tbe front."
Aceoent Boob Lost.
Oa the' road between Tbe Dalles end
Center Bldge tbe undersigned lost hit
account book. Finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaviag property at tbe
Oh roe ids offlos.
otv-dewflt Jambs T. Ooorea.
Twelve good work boraes. Will sell
very cheep. Apeiy to Bed
KNEE PANTS
We have just roceived our completo fall line of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering them at
unusually low prices. Now is 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 New Tor Ik 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,
eee
MAYS CROWE..,
Trilby and Cole's Original air-Tight Heaters
For Wood and Lighter Fuel.
The introduction of Cole's Original Air-Tlslu Heater has revolution
ised the besting stove trade in all sections of the United States. Its won
derful economy in the use of fuel, and many other excellent qualities,
strongly recommend it to all in nee j of a heating stove.
What Cole's Heater Will Do.
This stove will heat a room from stro to
60 degrees In five minutee.
It will heat your houre evenly day and
night. .
It holds Are 36 hours without attention.
You bnlld only one tiro each winter.
It burns chips, berk, leaves, paper end
corn cobs, and gives excellent results with
this fuel, which Is ordinarily wasted.
The stove is light and easily moved end
set np.
The combustion Is perfect and ashss are
removed only ones in four weeks, v
None of the heat Is wasted and tbe stove
WSf. til aava one-half of vonr fuel bill.
It is clean, economical, convenient, safe
and durable.
Every one of Cole's Original Air-Tight Heaters Is guaranteed to stay
air-tljlit as long as used. Where wood Is uaed for fuel every lamily should
bast one or more of these stoves.
Sold by MAIER & BENTON, The Dalles.
Blakeley's Drug Store,
THE OLD RELIABLE
175 2d St., THE DAI.LB9
We carry tbe Ursaat and most compute
fcok lu Kaahtrn Oregon ol
UHl'Oi and MBDIOINBB,
COM Us aad BKtSIIBB,
BI'OMOKB and CHAMOIS,
rtlMBSe and WALLKTI,
rHIHu and ructi CAMBUAB,
I'UOTO SI IT LI KS,
mOTO parent en mounts,
I.OWMBV'4 CHOCOLATBN.
'UK OW N KX rK:r ul J.emou si Ve
ill. Iii are the U.m Mada.
K very thing wc Mil 1 r reah.
Our price are Coaaiataat.
Our PMBBCHtr'TlON Department
U In charge of competent man.
We Man u taut uru
Or. Weed's l.tuiiutni.
Or. fS nod's Naraaua Villa,
Or Wood'a ll.edaeha Tablets,
and Wneh Masai Aliai.nd Crsaaa.
IMAII. OHOBH lecelvs our I 0AT1I DUflllCC I 'f 'acfcsga dillrsfsd Free, I
peraoual attention. QUI II rnUlflO promptly, lu the city. I
"John Pashek, The Tailor,
Has Just received 1000 samples
of the latest pattsrna in (Jvnt's
Clothing Goods. He guaran
tees prices and e good St or no
pay. s i t
John Paehek, The Tailor.
WM. MICHELL,
Undertaker Mi EmbaJmer
Oer. Third end Weohlrvgton Ste.
All orders otl coded to wotaetly. Loog
Fire Insurance.
rounded Uta.
Capital paid up 07,500,000
Aeeato eW,lJMUMM
Now Is the time to insure; totaor.
row may be too late.
Phone No. St. Seufert A Condon.
Phone Mo. SW, PariSo fttetce Co.
ARTHUR SKCPSHT,
eBSsJSwl Pfcp Sw omSwMoS1
Why pay $1.7 BOrgBitoa I
(aleta wbea you tee kef
Fattoa's see proof eeitto tor
t altop. guaranteed fur year.
Ho that Mr. Porter bad bought tbe
Mr. Wfokhee to
wee celled to the chair, east
ran, i