...The New York Cash Store...
Idft end 142 feeftond Streot.
The BARGAIN STORfc of the City.
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Arc You Mixed
on the Suit and Overcoat Question?
It pretty bard to know what to do, ftn't ft, when every clothier in town
has "the beet at the lowest p-loe" and all "give satisfaction,"' and all beat the
tailor to piece", and save yon a halLto a third and all that. It comes down to
the qnesti in of faith in somebody. Hart, ScHavfTner OX Marx tail
or-made Clothing, made expressly for PEASE A MAYS, will answer
the question. Stylish, durable and beet for the money.
$10.00 to $23.00.
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Large assortment of &IHRT&, made up in plain and
neat effects; Correct Style for this season.
$1.00 to $8.83.
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J Velvo Chftmeleon Neckwear, the only new thing
$ from the silk looms this fall. Sold by Pease fe Mays only.
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Largest and best assortment of Stylish tints in
the city.
We eflfer for this week a
complete fine of Gloves, in
tan, brown, black and red!
eizss 6 to 1.
Special Sale Price,
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No gloves will be fitted on
during sale.
The
Little feet.
fake care of them the big feet
will take care of themselves.
There is no article tvf wearing ap
parel bat rqnire o inuih atten
tion as Children's 8hfc. We ht
lievb in food sho-e ind the Hght
kind of shoes for children shoes
thai conform to she narnml t-iiano
of the foot without acntrcing all
one of ood taste. We have sev
eral mkes of Children's Shoes
made from the best of leai hers
and on the right lasts.
Box Calf, $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00 and $2.25.
Kid, $1.50, $1.75, $2
and $2.50.
Kangaroo Calf, $1.25,
$1.50 and $2.00.
All sices and widths.
PERSE 5t MRYS.
The Dalles Daily Gtaftfifelft.
SATURDAY
- NOV. 2. 1901
Oysters E
At Andrew KeHer'e. jf.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All VFaaoo County warrants ra.latered
prior to December , IBM, -trill be paid
on presentation at my office. Interest
ceaaee after October SO, lOOl.
JOHN F. HAJIFBBIBI,
Oooaty Treaaarer.
eVAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
Next Monday will be collection day.
Remember Sandvtg's dance tonight at
the Baldwin.
Dad Butte is to rushed with business
that he will not be able to make bis
collections until Tuesday.
Best Rock Spring lamp coal $7.50 per
ton, delivered to any part of the city,
fctadelman Commission Co. o31-lw
For rent Two large famished rooms
on corner of Union and Tenth. Inquire
of local 'phone 367. nl-t8
R. R. Htnton, of Bakeoven, is going
to connect his ranch by telephone with
Shaniko and the rest of the outside
world.
Hudson, Brown-bill & Butts have told
to G. A. Cocken, a recent arrival from
Wyoming, two lota on Tenth street, be
longing to Mrs. Keeveny, for $200.
A few friends were delightfully enter
tained at. whist by Mrs. Peters yesterday
evening, the party being given in honor
of Mr. Peters' sitter, Mrs. Noswortby.
For sale Two very desirable building
lots on Fulton street east of the Gourlay
property. Price $350, but easily worth
o00. See Hudson & Brownbill or Dad
Butte. 2a-2tdw
Wanted By a woman: Plain sew
ing, cleaning offices, men's washing, or
any general work by the day. Apply at
Mrs. Brittain'a lodging house, wett Sec
ond street. nl-2
The 0. R. 4 N. Co. bat reduced the
rates on coal oil from Portland from
40 cents par cwt to 18 cents, for small
lots, and fro us 20 cents to 10 cents per
cwt (or airload lots.
Dr. Ferguson this morning pronounced
Mr. Wayne Williams as out of danger.
The Btitchea ware removed from the in
cision id the abdomen this morning and
the wound is nicely healed.
The Canyon Oily News says William
Farre, at one time a merchant of Ante
lope, is an sepirtwt for she appointment
o' register of the United States land
offico at Borne. Mr. 9m It a very
competent man.
It was Sinnott A Pith and not i. 8.
Fish, who purohaaed the tot recently
occupied by the Porter livery ttabla.
The grounds will be cleared off immedi
ately, but just what improvements will
be made on them the purchasers refuse
to state at present.
The Shaniko Leader taya U. W. Wells,
of The Dalles, has been in Shaniko and
vicinity for the past week trying to buy
sheep. Mr. Welle procured some aheep
and wanted more, but cooldn't afford to
pay the prices asked.
Mary E. Mcintosh has filed a com
plaint in the circuit ooart asking for a
divorce from ber husband, B. W. Mcln
tceb. The couple wore married in The
Dalles October 21, 1886. The plaintiff
charges her husband with willful deser
tion since July 1894. She asks for the
custody of ber only child, a boy of 11
There are now four houses in the city
that are quarantined for diphtheria. In
three of them the patients are practic
ally well and the quarantine will be
raised in a few days. The fourth is too
case reported yesterday. These facts
are obtained from the city authorities
and may be relied on as correct.
The governor of Idaho hat appointed
Mrs. Henrietta Mansfield, editor of the
Nampa Leader, one of the three Idaho
commissioners to the St. Louis exposi
tion in 1903. Mrs. Mansfield was for
merly a resident of The Dalles, she be
ing the wife of W. H. Minefield, for
several years foreman In the Timen-
Mountalneer office. .. m
Fresh strawberries have been on sale
in The Dalles almost every day this fall,
and today wit no fxofcption. The Amer
ican Market had eighteen boxes this
morning, which went like hot cakes at
25 cents a box. Two of the boxes were
purchased by a gentlemen who took
them with him on the noon train to
Montana. ki
Daring the past couple of days 400 fat
boga have arrived at the company's
stock yards from Tygh Ridge and the re
gions sooth of there. They were pur
chased by Tom Glavey and brought the
farmers five cents a pound delivered
here. This morning Mr. Glavey shipped
four carloads and the Colombia Packing
Comnanv one oar to Troutdale. The
balance will follow Monday.
On October 31st it will have been three
hundred and eighty-four years since
toe work of the Reformation was first
established. The Lutheran chnrch of
this city will bold a special service to
morrow evening in honor of the man
who started it, Martin Luther, who was
born Nov. 10, 1483. and died Fee. 18.
1546. The sermon will be on tee
Lutheran church what It is. end why
does It call itself Lutheran?
President Driver, of the Forest Reserve
Association, net netted the annual meet
ing to occur at Defer on November 8th.
Business of importance will come before
tela meeting end a full attendance it de
tired. The Hon. W. H. H. Dufer bet
hu. in ii Lad in addraaa the taaotl end
ke kindly toutoefee teeeew. Teeeeb 1
jaet of hit eddrest will be Forestry end1
National Irrigation in connection with
the leasing of the public domain or the
tale, to tattlers, of 160 acies of grazing
land. Dofur Dispatch.
A horrible cutting scrape it reported
to have occurred last night at a dance
on the old Tom Ward ranch on the
Canyon City road, twenty miles or to
from town. The victim it Nick Marks,
of Pleasant Ridfje, and ft it reported
that be was "cat to the heart" and is
not expected to live. His assailant it a
young man named Ruben Ford, who
woika in a livery stable at Dufor.
Marka, it is said, resented eoane sup
posed insult offered to hit wife and
another lady by Ford, and attacking
Ford with his fists was getting the best
6f him When Ford drew hie pocket knife
end atuck it into Mark's breast. These
ere all the particulars that , could be
learned tip to the hour of going to press.
A good story is told on a capitalist
from the red bills of old Polk who has
jast returned from a protracted visit in
Portland. The amnelng incident oc
curred while he was taking in the eights
and "doing" the city, at related by a
man wbo was near by and witnessed the
incident. The Polk county man was
standing on a prominent street corner of
the metropolis, gazing at the throngs of
people and the wondere about film,
When a couple of gentlemen dashed up
in en automobile and stopped near by.
He gazed at them and the machine for a
moment, and then rushed up to them
tod exclaimed in tones of deepest sym
pathy, "Gentlemen, did your team get
away ; I see you have lost the tongue to
your rig !"
Ladlaal
I make big wages at home, and want
all to have the same opportunity. The
work it very pleasant-and will easily pay
$18 weekly. This is no deception. I
went no money and will gladly send full
particular! to all sending stamp.
Mas. H. A Wiggins,
' Boston Harbor, Mich.
J. . Adcox, who Is conceded to be
ae of the beet watchmakers on the Pe
ine coast, is now in my employ. Mr.
Adcox is not only an exceptionally fine
workman, but Is an honorable gentle-
man also, and the attacks made upon
him in the advertisements of Tueo. H.
Liebe can neither .effect him, myself
nor my buti&ett.
n2-8 lw T. A. Van Nokdkk.
eiOTURKCV SHOOT.
A. Y. Marsh will give a big turkey
shoot on (be beach on the 26, 27, and
28tb of November. nSt27dw
CASTOR I A
Fer Intents and Ohiidrei.
Hi VM Ym Urn Unyt tag..
Snbecrrbe for Tat Ceeoaici e.
A Harder 6 til War Patli.
Charles Coffee, the barber, who cot
John Conboy, another barber, in a
Front street saloon yesterday afternoon,
was arrested last night by Officer
Aliskey, but not for the cutting. Be
fore the scrap la the fetooo Oenboy had
filed a complaint in justice Brown hill's
court, charging Coffee with the larceny
of 76 cents. It was for this Coffee was
arrested and his trial fixed at 10 o'clook
this morning. Coffee appeared prompt
ly with bit attorney, Douglas Dufnr, as
did District Attorney Menefee and some
witnesses, bat Conboy failed to appear
end put in tbe claim that he was sick
from tbe cutting of yesterday afternoon
and had made an appointment with a
physician to come at noon and diets
bit wounds. The court awaited Con-
boy's arrival until nearly noon, when an
agreement was reached that the case be
postponed till 2 p. m. Monday, and that
meanwhile Coffee be permitted to go on
bis own recognizances.
Coffee says he is prepared to prove
that the six bits which he is charged
with having stolen was the amount of
percentage coming to him at tba time
be closed tbe ehop last Thursday night.
He bad been working for Conboy and
bad been left alone in the shop for tbe
evening. When closing for the night
he bed placed a check mi the drawer for
tbe amount taken, with bis name on it,
had locked the drawer and left tbe key
where Conboy would find it. Coffee
says he didn't even take all tbat wet
coming to him.
The scrap in tbe saloon will hardly be
discussed in the courts If Coffee's version
of it is true, unless Oonboy't wounds
should prove serious. Coffee taya he
Wat standing at tba bAr of the saloon
when Oonboy entered and approaching
him asked, "Why did you quit working
for me?" an I at the tame moment
struck bim a violent blow on the right
temple, then threw ont of hit arms
around Coffee's neck and commenced
punching bim in the face. It waa while
in tbfa position that Coffee palled oat a
razor end began to use it on Oonboy't
tide end neck. After Coffee had sur
rendered tbe razir to tbe bar keeper
Conboy threw bim against a glass door,
breaking the glass and inflicting a deep
cat on Coffee's scalp. Such fa C iftWaj
story and be hat tbe marks to show that
he oust have been in some kind of a
pretty t ad scrap.
Oonboy't wounds were dressed yester
day afternoon by Dr. UwiteodoitTer.
They era not terioet.
Dad Botts bet e bargain to offer to bit
friends in the (bite of a nett, six room
cottage with m idem conveniences, on
Afford evecme. ft wilt aty yew to in
veettgJate this ro petition tf ten want
We etoo neve other eery deefr-
M m ion's sciool suits..
KNEE PANTS
We have just received our complete fall line of
Roys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering them at
unusually low prices. Now is the time to tit out your
boy for school. Don't make your purchases without
seeing our line. We will save you money.
Don't wait until tho nobbiest and neatest patistns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
The New York Cash Store
BUY A WILSON
AIR-TIGHT HEATER
and save fuel. THE WILSON has an
OUTSIDE DRAFT that will not burn
out. We also carry a line of TRILBY
AIR-TIGHTS.
...IKE AYS A CROWE...
Trilby and Cole's Original Air-Tight Heaters
For Wood and Lighter Fuel. m
The introduction of Cole's Original Air-Tislu Heater has revolution
ized the heating stove trade in all sections of the United States. Its won
derful economy in the use of fnel, and many other eicellcnt qualities,
strongly recommend it to all in nee of a heating stove.
What Cote's Heater Will Do.
This stove will heat a room from zero to
80 degrees in Ave minutes.
It will heat your house evenly day and
night.
It holds fir i 36 honrs without attention.
You build only one Ore each winter.
It barns chips, bark, leaves, paper and
corn coos, and lives excellent rssults with
this fnel, which is ordinarily wasted.
The stove it light tnd easily moved and
set np.
The eombuetlon it perfect end ashes are
removed only oucj in four weeks.
None of the heat Is wasted and the stove
nill save one-half of your fuel bill.
It la clean, economical, convenient, safe
and durable.
Every one of Cole's Original Air-Tight Heaters la guaranteed to stay
air-ttiU as long at need. Where wood is used for fnel every family should
base one or more of these stoves.
Sold by MAIER & BENTON, The Dalles.
Blakeley's Drug Store,
THE OLD WELIABL g
176 2d St., THE DALLES
We earrr the Urgwt and moat complete
tecs, tu Kantora Ortton ot
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com mm mil emcaRtst,
KI'ONOK. and CHAMOIS,
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I'll OWN KX TKA;T of Lemou and Va
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Kverytlilus we veil li Frtih.
Our price ars Cuuala.aat.
Our PHBaCBIPTlON Uapertntsat
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Or. Woort'a Maiiuaat,
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pemonul attention. QUI II rnUftfCw promptly, In Ihu elty. ff
John Pashek, The Tailor,
Has jast received 1000 samples
of the latest patttrns iu Geni'a
Clothing Goods. He jutran
lees prices and a good fit or no
pay. l l l
John Faahek, The Tailor.
able property. For further pesefeulart
tee Ded Butte, at Hi
Tbe Dalles, Oregon.
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Phone No. 86, Heufert Condon.
Phone No. 809, Puciao States Co.
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Resident Agent, Tbe Dalles.
frby pay 1.76 per gallon for inferior
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