The LINEN
Detriment.
We exeet the Linen De
tartntent to be humminfi
, a
a this week. Every bat-
tern ia bright and new.
Oar fecial Prices for
THANKSGIVING
wilt tirove to be a big
success.
COME EARLY before
the good things are gone
Men's Overcoats
Regular inalo, Oxford grey, a good looking,
stylish and woli-ciadc 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 & MAYS,
$12 to $23.
Largest and best line of UNDERWEAR
in the city.
1
LADIES!
Your Storm Soots 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 comfort to
their other virtues. Some
have heavy welted extension
soles and Cuban heels. Leath
ers are pliable and comfort
able to wear. We have the
regular height and the extra
high cut, the most sensible
shoe for winter's snow and
slush. $3, $3.50 and 4
will buy a pair.
...Th New York Cash Store...
138 and 149 Sscond Strsot.
The BARGAIN STORE of the City.
PEASE 5t MAYS,
rhe Dalles Daily Ctmmfete.
THIRDAY
NOV. 14, 1901
Oysters
Sar.'ed
in
any
Style...
At Andrew Keller's.
TREASURER'S NOTICE.
AU Wmmen County rruu rngi ttttrtni
prior to December , ISM, will be paid
on presentation at my oBm. lata rest
cbmm after Oe taker SO, 1H1.
JOHN T. HAMPSHIRE,
Conatr Traaanrar.
eVAYSIDE GLEANINGS.
'-Hunting for Hawkins"
At the Vogt opera bouse tonight.
Gall at The Owl tomorrow evening and
hear the returns from the prise fight.
The quarantine has been raised from
the Kellar home on east Fourth street.
Wanted A girl to do general horse
work in a family of two. Inquire at
fiie office. nil 1 w
Wanted A girl or woman to do most
!y chamber work. No washing, no
ironing, and no children. nl2tf
J. E. Fait, proprietor of The Owl, will
receive returns for the Jeffries-Rublin
!rlze fight tomorrow evening.
The best sbow of tbe season will be on
tonight. "Hunting for Hawkins" Is a
rare comedy and one that will give value
received to all who attend It.
"Hunting for Hawkins" is conceded
to be one of tbe greatest u:irih-provok-ert
on the American stage. Keen re jour
tickets at Clarke & Falk's Post office
i'iiarmacy.
A splendid show troupe arrived on tbe
noon train today, and upon inquiry we
learned that they were Hunting for
Hawkins. They will find him at tbe
Vugt opera house this evening.
Word comes from Wasbiogton, D. C,
that Geo. R. Campbell, eivil engineer of
Toe Dalles, has the option of executing
t'ie survey of tbe Quinaielt Indian
R-aervation. Tbe liability of tbis survey
wil; aggregate over $10000.00.
Tne first entertainment of tbe aeries
in the Star lecture course will be by W.
L. Gaston on "Yotemit,". next Satur
day evening. Rev. Gaston it one of tbe
strongest speakers in California and
promises to give so intellectual treat is
the address on tbe above date.
Yesterday Dr. H. E. Beers, of Wasso.
end Dr. Geisendorffer operstsd os s lady
unties which Dr. Beers tent to Tbe
Dtlies Hospital, sad esaeesaiaJly re
move I a tumor. Tbe operation wsa a
dangerous and difficult oar, be tbe pa
ttent is reported se getting along nicely
todsg.
Three drunk end gsiiilailj sajusetera
mtt okd us to Um !'" bsnsfit
yesterday by sstag slfowsdsn opports-
a'ity of doing repair work on Fifth
street. Tbis is Indeed a commendable
way of treating Bucb men, and if tbe
marshal continues in tbis manner there
woold be better streets sod lest drunks.
Mrs. M. A. Williamson, mother of
State Senator J. N. Williamson, died at
bar borne at University Park, near Port
land, at 8 :45 last evening, after a linger- could
ing illness. The burial will take place
at Salem tomorrow.
A report is correct this afternoon that
a collision occurred between tbe steamer
Regulator of tbe D. P. 4 A. N. Line and
tbe little steamer Winona tbis morning
in the Willamette river, and that the
Winona was aank. Particulars could
not be learned.
A few days since a son of Holland
'phoned from a point down the river fo
one ot our -local firms for some mill feed.
Tbe local dealer, not knowing to whom
it was to be bent, asked "Who is it for?"
Tbe answer came quick as lightning:
For tbe borse, you blamed fool 1 Don't
inn fallp.ra vet nn tin tliare '"
J w rtj r - -
Dr. O. D. Doane returned today from
Heppner, where be attended the cere
mony of laying tbe corner-stone of tbe
new temple for Willow Lodge, No. 66,
L O. O. F. When completed it will be
a splendid building and a credit to Wi!
low lodge. It will be built entirely of
stone and will cost ever $16,000.
An able article was read by Mrs. Shan
non at tbe W. C. T. U. meeting last
evening at tbe Christian church. Tbe
subject matter was how to keep our boys
interested ip tbe I. me. Tbis is the key
note of bow to keep bays away from
aalooaa. Keep them interested in tbe
borne and they would rather stay home
than to go away for amusement.
Tbe case of tbe Slate vs. Frank Reed
is being tried tbis afternoon. Reed is
tbe man who stabbed William Walker
one night last summer, when tbe two
were quarreling over some matter along
side of tbe scouring mill. It appeared
that Reed intended g&ng East and
Walker refuted to accompady Dim. Tbis
provoked a quarrel and Wallace was
stabbed by Reed. 1
Just listen! That's the pumpkin
jcooking for the pies the M. E. church
ladies will bake for you tomorrow. Tbe
program will be worth tbe price of ad
mission, ten cents and two pair of old
robbers, or If yon cannot find the rub
bars, 15 cents. Yon will be served to
sandwiches, pie and coffee by several ef ; was in good voice end aang witb much
for bargains, and it is Ljkely that Dad thought. It was a present from some of
Butts' ability fox-getting for an article j tbe citizens of Klickitat county to a la
all that it is worth blasted the hopes of : vorite minister as an expression of se
same of the buyers. j teem, and in order that onr readers may
Word was received today that Robert
Leist, who formerly worked for H.
Herbring in this city, bad died in North
Yakima yesterday morning. As near a
be learned his death wai canted
by an attack of typhoid lewer. He was
about 20 years el age and had tbe repu
tation of being an konsst sad industri
ous youog man. His parents live at
Collins Landing and tbe remains wiil bs
brought ts this city for burial.
Dr. Geisendorffer wss called yesterday
to attend John Elton, who was injured
by a fall. It appears that be was band
line baled bay, wbea bia hold slipped
and he fell backwards, striking bis back
on a wooden Dlank and severely injuring
his spine. When Dr. Geisendorffer ar
rived he was paralyzed in tbe lower
limbs.' Although badly injured tbe doe
tor hopes that be may recover in time.
In such a case it is difficult to guess
what the result of the injuries msy be.
Tbe splendid home of W. R. Fowler
of Rufus, burned to the ground at about!
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. At the1
time of the fire tbe men were away from
borne and Mrs. Fowler and her daughters
became so .excited that tbey could do
but little or nothing in the way of sav
ing tbe bousebold goods, so that prac
tically everything was lost. Mr. Fowler
has spent years in building np and
lurntSDing tnic home, and as there is no
see for themselves what a highly re
spected and beloved spiritual advtaer
tbe gentleman is, we print the insert
tioo, which was "Johan Perale, Labji,
Klickltan Unarisalta, It Is not likely
that any of onr Dallas young ladies will
inscribe the above on a birthday gift to
tbsir beet fellow.
Tbe case of the State of Oregon vs.
Jack Bartmees, for assault with s
dsngeous weapon) was finished in tbe
circuit court yesterday and a verdict of
simple assault brought in. Tbe case of
Stat vs. Gus Erickson and George
Weber came up yesterday evening and
went to the jury tbis morning. Tbis
was tbe case In which two men entered
the Cosmopolitan sample room and stole
several overcoats and other clothing.
They were captured by the Portland
police and brought back to The Dalles.
The etolen articles were in evidence and
there was no trouble in establishing tbe
guilt ol the men.
..Dugs' All TH(V8 SCHOOL SUITS..
KNEE PANTS
We have just received our complete fall line of
Boys' and Youth's Clothing, and are offering them at
unusually low prices. Now is tho time to fit out your
bov for school. Don't mako vour nurchaspt without
seeing our line. We will save you money.'
Don t wait until tho nobbiest and neatest patterns are
Bold, but come in at once.
Every SUIT Guaranteed.
The New York Cash Store
A Kightaou Protest,
Tub Dallbb, Nog. 14th.
To Tub Editor, ,
X want, as a father, to make a public
protest sgalnst a practice tbat I have
just learned of tbat is nothing lees than
a school for teaching gambling to boys
of tender years. Tbe shooting gallery in
Trilby and Cole's Original Mr-Tight Heaters
For Wood and Lighter Fuel.
The introduction of Cole's Original Alr-Tltilu Heater has revolution
ised the heating stove trade In alt sections ot the United Slates, Its won
derful economy in the use ot fuel, and many other etcelUnt qualities,
strongly recommend it to all in need of a healing stove.
What Cole'e Heater Wilt Do.
This stove will heaUi room from aero to
80 degrees In Ave minutes.
It will heat your house evenly day and
night.
It holds lire :fP hours without attention.
You build only one Hre each winter.
It burns chips, bark, leaves, paper end
corn cobs, and gives excellent results witb
this fuel, which Is ordinarily wasted.
The stove is light end easily moved and
set up.
The combustion is perfect and ashes ars
removed only oeoe is rartr weeks.
None ot the heat is wasted end the stove
sill save oue-balf of your fuel bill.
It la clean, economical, convenient, safe
end durable.
Every one of die's Original Air-Tight Heaters Is guaranteed to stsv
stWltfht ss long as used. Where wood Is used lor fuel every family should
base one or more of these stoves.
Sold by MAIER & BENTON, Tat Dalle.
the Rihgnnn haiilf inav nn CrMvt at reat
M.uuiuf, rUe IIVUH j eeilW IB SJ W 171 W ID lf a w r w - . va wa vwv
insurance bis loss is extremely heavy.vH has a okkelm-the-abot machine, and
Tbe local agent of tbe White Collar
Line wishes to make a correction in
tbe locals that appeared in Yesterday's
Chronicle in regard to the steamers of
tbe White Collar Line running ou tbe
middle Columbia. Tbe Tahome, while
as switt a boat as tbe Gatsart, will ex
change runs with the Gatxert onlv until
the river raises sufficiently to make all
danger of striking tbe submerged rock
below tbe locks out of question. Powder
and other menus were brought to the
locks on Thursday last for tbe purpose
of blowing tbe rocks out of this place,
but tbe work bas been delayed.
Tbe temperance meeting at tbe Chris
tian church last evening was quite a
success. A good audience was present
to my knowledge two boys aged IS and
13 years one of tbem my own, have been
allowed by the proprietor to play the
machine from lime to time, stealing
money from tbeir parents to do so, in
hope of winning and thus rusking good
what tbey bad stolen. Boys ot their age
are for bidden to enter a saloon, and no
self-respecting cigar dealer woold allow
minors of these ages to play. It remained
for the proprietor of.the shooting gallery,
who is certainly old enough to know
better, to stoop so low as to commit an
offense tbat should, if justice bad l.er
way, land blm in jtil. How long is ibis
tolakt? We try to raise our boys as
well as we can and here tbe authorities
allow tbis infernal place to keep open as
! a reboot to make tbem gamblers and
BUY A WILSON
AIR-TIGHT HEATER
and save fuel. THE WILSON hag an
OUTSIDE DRAFT that will not burn
out. We alsa carry a lino of TRILBY
AIR-TIGHTS.
...INI AY'S CROWE...
onr eaoet popster young ladies. Don't
fall to oouas and bring your friends wHb
yon.
Malcilm McJnnis, administrator of
tbe estate of the late Wenseelsas Psehek,
states tbat the personal property of Mr.
Pushes wss enjdj ft a good figure
day. Tbe noises brought se high
$116 par bead, while the bogs and cattle
went at tansy prises. While the far si
machinery dad ant ssU ss well H s
went at more than tbe appraised velws
Ihe sale wa watt stlasded. iaare bsjsj
people from all over the country lostiag
SUlfi eVsaVe fit n Ml" ru.ot ttt I at t ff a n t tVti f Si
the address and papers. Tbs singing 1 hl" I prefer Mr. Editor
was good and spirited. Pro. Lssdera 1 7Z . . .. . i . ' .
'iwiiy iw tail w uu l aiu iu bmjvuv wuu
may ask yon.
I.DIOBABT.
feeling "Where Is My Wandering Boy"
and alao favored tbe audience with the
reply to tbat touching song "Down fa
the Licensed Saloon.'' Tbe address was
logical, practical. Tbs pspsr by
AttaeUaa. MaeeabaeeJ
Mrs. Shannon, "How Shall Ws have tbs ; tistMrmA aii
T.nt opens at o'clock sharp tonight,
matters of i-nnseqeenc will be coo-
was eaeaptloaaliy food, foil ol
reel practical suggestion. The W. 0.
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land Van
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npesh thsfi awjsaf hg ws sis, si ! j
si tbs
fas present. By order of
0. L. tCMMwv. OoesmaseW.
Miss wVsss BtU fase opened dressati ls
Isc ssfisrs Is the Vogt West, roots U
sad If, where fs is gtsssssi ts gJs
emthsk Hits
Blllw
Blakeley s Drug Store,
We cirry tbe largMt and moat eotulM r K oW N EX (ftACT ui Lemon and Va
st ca In EMlaru Oiigon of iU;la ar tbs Meat SlaSe.
UKVua aaS MKUloinse, Kvurilliii we Mil Is rraS.
co mii a and Matt' eat se. Our prless are Cuaaute.i.
BPONOKS aaS CHAMOIS, . .taiSCItirTlOn Oaaartmaat
fUH.aS aad HaSI.LSTi, U eat m,n.
rUEUD and FOCO iJAMKttae, We Maualaoture W
i hoto sufiMsa, 0w--,i;,i",,,
PHOTO VA I-KK ae MOUNTS. U' p7wUi'','tX".U: T.hUla,
utmnf cwucocaraa. and ffinh atwund cra.
MAIL ORDtKl rcoelve our ftflTtl DIMIIICC Kvvry 'avkaao doilvwed Srae,
H;iuiml IU)uUoo. Qll BJ rnUIICw ytmnily, InlfiBoKy.
JONES' CAFE.
Fimt-Clatft Regular Meals.
SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNER
Royal Toke Point Mid Olympia Oysteri served
at all hours Mid in all etylet.
Agenoy A.LDON BRAND delioioma Ohooolatea
ana uonsaottont Always xreea
Bubfcriba fbr The Chronicle.
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