The LINEN
Debartment.
We expect the Linen De
artment to be humming
this week. Every Mt
tern is bright and new.
Our Special Prices for
THANKSGIVING
will rove to be a big.
success.
CONE EARLY before
the good things are gone
Men's Overcoats
Regular mado, OxfoH grey, a good looking,
stylish and well-made overcoat,
only $6.00
Men's Suit
Heavy winter suit, well made and perfect
fitting,
only $6.00
M. S. & M. Tailor-made
Suits and Overcoats, made
expressly for PEASE a MAYS,
$12 to $23.
Largest and best line of UNDERWEAR
in the city.
LADIES!
Your Storm Boots are
here Shoes that keep the
feet dry and warm are not
usuolly very handsome, but
our box calf and kid shoes
add both style and con) fort to
their other virtues. Some
have heavy welted extension
soles and Cuban heels. Leath
ers are pliable and comfort
able to wear. Wo have the
regular height and the extra
high cut, the most sensible
shoe for winter's snow and
slush. $3, $3.30 and $4
will buy a pair.
PEASE St MAYS.
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The Dalles Daily Chmfete.
MONDAY
- NOV. 11. 1901
Oysters
Served
in
any
Style...
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
All Wateo County warrant, registered
prior to December 88, 1898, will be paid
on presentation at my office. Interest
cea.es after October 30, 1901 .
JOHN F. HAMPSHIRE,
County Treasurer.
WAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
H! Henry's Minstrels
At the Vogt opera boose tonight.
Wanted A competent clerk. Good
wages to the right man. Boys need not
apply. Address X, The Chronicle.
Royal Toke Point oysters nothing
quite ao good. .Served in -all atylee at
Jones' Cafe. Yon'U have to hurry 1
n912
School for dress cutting, next door to
Farley & Frank's harness shop. Inves
tigate. See bills. East end of Second
s'.rejt. fc9 12
Lost A small tablet containing ac
counts for the month of October. Finder
will please retnrn to Mat Schoren's
blacksmith shop. n9 3t
The ladies of the Lutheran church will
have a sale of bread, cakes and pies on
the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, at
Nickelsen'a store.
The sofa pillow which was rattled at
Blakeley's drug store Saturday evening
was won by Miss Gussie Mcintosh, 5
being the lucky number.
Those failing to attend the Hi Henry
minstrels at the Vogt opera house this
evening will miss a grand treat, and no
one can afford to ds that.
The ladies of the Good Intent will give
a unique and enjoyable social on Friday
evening at the M. E. church. A literal y
and musical program is being prepared.
Miss Grace Hill has opened dressmak
ing parlors in the Vogt block, rooms 11
and 12, where she is prepared to give
perfect satisfaction in the latest styles in
dressmaking. nll-lw
The 2 year-old child of Joseph Knebel
die 1 at the fenlly residence on Tenth
street this morning of an attack re
sembling dypbtheris. The funeral was
held from the borne of the parents this
afternoon.
Raised seats have baen placed in the
rear at the Vogt opera bouse for the
minstrel performance this evening. The
management wish to slot that there
U1 be: Plenty of room for oil, with a
good view of too stage.
Circuit court convened In this city
today, with J ode Bredebaw on the
bench. The forenoon was apant in
reading over the dcoket end setting
be P
dates tor the trial of the different cases
ao that nothing of importance transpired
to the time of going to press.
Sheriff Kelly today received a tele
phone from Deputy Lee, of Cascade
Looks, stating that he had captured a
party there thia morning who waa at
tempting to pass a forged check on an
Idaho bank. Mr. Kelly ordered Mr.
Lee to bring the cnlprit to The Dalles on
the first train.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a temper
ance meeting at the Christian church on
Wednesday evening at 7 :30. The Rev.
Walton Skipworth will deliver an ad
dress, and a paper will be presented by
a member of the local union. ("They
hope to have good lively singing and a
big crowd of the friends of social and
moral improvement. ,
W. C. Wilson, who is boring for coal
in the vicinity of Cascade Locks, tells
the Pioneer man that he has struck a
vein of bituminous coal nine feet thick
and about fifty feet from the surface of
the ground. He says the coal is of ex
cellent quality and that he will have
some of it out on tt.e bonkers before the
winter is over. Wilson has bonded
square mile in the vicinity of his find
Felix G. Dorris, a pioneer of 1845, died
Saturday at the borne of tie daughter-inlaw,
Mrs. George F. Dorris, '189 Uma
tilla avenue, in .Sellwood, after a short
illness. He had just returned from a
visit to his son, S. G. Dorria, of Moro,
and had been with his danghter-in-law
only two weeks, He was 78 years of
age. He leaves one son, S. G, D jrris, of
Moro. The funeral will be held from
the home of Mrs. Dorris today.
Judge John F. Caplea, ex-minister to
Chili, is in the city on business. Mr.
Caples is an extremely interesting talker
and so well posted on South America
that be is capable of entertaining an au
dience for hours ; but in spite of the fact
that the South American republics are
good countries, the United States is good
enough for him, aod he is not of the
opinion that any citisen of the United
Slates coold better his condition or feel
more satisfied than in his own country.
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Oregon Bai Association will be held in
the United States court room in Port
land on Tuesday and Wednesday, Nov.
19:h and 80th. Addresses will be deliv
ered by some of the best known and
ablest attorneys in the state and all
members of the association ate requested
fo be present so as to assist in making
this meeting one of the most successful
in the history of the association. An
iniormal dinner will be served and any
member desiring to invite guests should
submit the names to the committee.
Hi Henry's well-known minstrel tr
ganhutiou srae on parade during the
noon boor today and lo no reaps ens
it disappointing, but on the otto bend
tnsy appear to be most worthy of the
endorsements received from the leading
press of she soon try. Too parses est
led by Hi Henry in bis splendid locomo
bile. 7 be band is one of the finest that
has ever plsyed in The Dalles, and we
dare say the inside performance this
evening will be new, bright and witty,
and well worth the price of admission.
Last Friday one of the wagons loaded
with a part of the armature for the power
plant of the Wasco Milling Co., en route
to White river talis, upset in Long Hol
low, about fifteen miles from The Dalles.
The massive machine, which weighed
jtabout 9000 pounds, slid down an em
jbankment about thirty feet and waa in
mured to some extent by having some of
the castings broken ; not so seriously,
howeyer, bnt what it can be need, and
the accident will not delay the company
in furnishing light and power at the ap
pointed time.
The people of Vancouver are elated
hover the fact that at last tbey are get
ting a railroad to their city that is not a
paper railroad. The Washington & Ore
gon Railroad Company, which was
jorganizsd last January and placed its
engineering forces in the field, has ever
since been actively engaged and has
pushed the work forward with all pes-
ible speed. As a result, immediately
upon the completion of tbe surveys the
actual work of clearing and grading the
right of way began, followed by track
laying, and now the rails are within five
miles of the city of Vancouver.
Yesterday Deputy Sheriff El Wood
arrested a party by tbe name of Jac k
Bartmess, of Rowena, oo a charge of as
sault with a dangerous weapon. The
victim of the spparently uncalled-for
assault being B. W. Matthews, the sec
tion boss at Wyeth. As near as could be
learned tbe two men had some little
difference, when, according to Mr. Mat
thews statement, Bartmess attacked bim
and struck him with a ahot sack filled
with rocks, inflicting painful and dan
gerous wounds on Matthew 'i bead.
Bartmess is confined in the county jiil
awaiting a hearing in tbe justice court.
"Hunting for Hawkins," anew and
decidedly clever comedy, written by
Guy -F. Steely, will be the attraction at
the Vogt Thursday, Nov. 14tb. This
new play bos been accorded unstinted
praise by newspaper critics In various
cities In which the company has been
seen this season, and is said to be one of
tbe greatest successes from a laughing
standpoint of any comedy that has betn
produced doring recent years. Differ
ing from the majority of faros comedies,
"Hunting for Hawkins" contains an ori
ginal and well-defined plot. Tbe dia
logue is said to be humorous, too action
spirited, aod the situations irrseistably
laughable. The performance is liber
ally interspersed with new musical sum
oars, a number of popular songs, several
cleverly-executed dances aod various
vaadeTiils divarsitiee.
nave boils if yen tone
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pace with the growth of the country.
Its stories, its special articles, its edito
rials, its selections represent all that is
best In American life. For 1902 tbe fore
most men and women of the English
speaking world have been enlisted as
contributors. Tbe work of an unpre
cedented number of new and promising
ing writers , has also been secured.
Thus the constantly-increasing dsmsnd
for the best reading suited to tbe mem
bers of the intelligent Amerioan house
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A twenty-eight page Prospectus of the
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i hose who subscribe at once, sending
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The Coming Crass In France.
Naw York, Nov. 9. France has long
held the lead in automobile racing and
seems determined to keep fa the front
rank of ballooning and submarine boat
building, says the Paris correspondent
of tbe Herald. With a view toenconrag
ing these decidedly novel forms of sport,
the auto-velo announces that next seat on
at Tronville races for airships and tub
marine boats will be held.
Yoa will
Clare e
ot noils.
Foley9 Honey w Tmr
8HERIFF 8 NOTICE.
Notice la hereby given that on the
13th day of November, 1901, at 10 a. m.
at W. E. Steri ill's fornitare store at
Hood River, Or., 1 will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder fjr cash,
all goods and chattels of W. E. Sberrill's
furniture store, to satisfy a chattel mort
gage of $2899.48, with interest from the
25tb day of March, 1901, to date, at tiie
rats of eight per cent, together with
costs. W. E. Sherrill mortgager; W.
P. Fuller A Co. mortgagee,
nll-td Rohbbt Ksi.lv, Sheriff.
C ASTOR I A
For infants and Children.
Tfef KlfifJ Yu Han Always BoMght
Bears the
of
Maseu. Attention!
Members of Wasco Lodge, No. 15, A.
F. A A. M-. and visiting mstbrao are re
quested to be ot tbe Regulator dock at 6
o'clock Monday evening to take tbo
steamer Rellasos for Hood River. Tbo
boat will leevs at 6 sharp.
, O. P. DoAstg, Secy.
Oot Folk have on earn a fell lien
of passe tad artist's nroabss.
...The New York Cash Store...
188 and 142 8econd Strent.
The BARGAIN STORK of the City.
..Bogs' am Tun's SCHOOL SUITS..
KNEE PANTS
We have just received our complete fall lino 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 lino. We will save you money.
Don't wait until the nobbiest and neatest patterns are
sold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
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.
...MATS A CROWE...
Trilby and Cole's Original Mr-Tight Heaters
For Wood and Lighter Fuel.
The introduction of Cole's Origins' Air-Tislu Heater has revolution
ised the heating stove trade in all sections of the United States. lis won
derful economy in the use of fuel, and many other escslltnt qualities,
strongly recommend it to all In need of a (testing stove.
What Cole's Heater Will Do.
This stove will heat a room from ssro to
80 degrees in five minutes.
It wUI heat your house evenly day and
night.
It holds fire 30 hours withont attention.
You build only one tire each winter.
It burns chips, bark, leaves, paper and
corn cobs, and gives excellent results with
this fuel, which Is ordinarily wasted.
The stovs Is light snd easily moved and
set op.
The combustion is perfect and ashes are
removed only ones In four weeks.
None of the heat Is wasted and the stova
will save one-half of your fuel bill.
It Is clean, economical, convenient, safe
and durable.
Every one of Gale's Original Air-Tight Heaters is guaranteed to atav
alMWht as long as used. Where wood Is used for fosl every fsmlly should
haze one or more of these stoves.
Sold by MAIER & BENTON, The Dalles.
Blakeley's Drug Store, gggggj
Wsosrry the largest and most com plots OOK OWN KX PKAt'T ol Lemon sad Va-
t ,ck In Eastern Oregon of ut. la sru lb. Meat Mad.
mil o and MBD1CINKS, Kvsrjrimng we ssll Is rr.s.
COM II aad HKl iSHBS, Our prlOSS ere aslsias.
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MAIL oftOBIt receive our QflTU DUfMCC very fseksve dsllvsNd Vfm,
personal stteiittos. DUIIl rilUrlCu rriHKkdr. Iii tn.-slly.
JONES' CAFE.
First-Class Regular Meals.
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
Royal Toke Point and Olympia Oysters served
at all hours and in all styles. -
Agency ALDON BRAND delioious Chocolates
and Conxeottons Always wesn.
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