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VOL. X
THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 7. 1897
NO 120
HOOTED THE EMPEROR
The Berlin Public Expresses
Its Opinion.
MAX PRACHT GETS AN OFFICE
CaiiUKi AilvUos Weyler'H Itevnll From
t!ii1i s "e 14 Iu I'owur, Hix
Suggetioii Will Ho Heeded.
Bhki.in, June). Several unusual fea
turea accompanied the great spring pa
rade on the Tempelhof groundtj last
Tuesday. By the rigorous police rule
barring nil traffic from all streets lead
ing to the Tempelhof, the public wai
practically t-.xcluded from this sight
which tor many years has been a popu
lar diversion. The orders were brutally
carried out by the police, many persons
being kicked and injured on the field
The number of carriages was much
smaller than usual.
mi i . ... . :
Hie eiuuurur uuu mum ess, n unu tuniL
to and coming from the field, were not
once cheered by the populace, which
was in a very ugly mood, as the policy
was attributed to the emperor's orders,
Several persons in the dense crowd hoot
ed the emperor, which was instantly
answered by the polica forcibly dispers
ing the throng and arresting a score oi
people.
The empress, was pale and nervous.
and was so uliectud bv-ull thi3 that she
suffered from a violent headache, and
insisted upon returning to the castle,
the emperor, therefore, stopping the
parade before it vvaB half finished.
In the jostle on leaving the Tempelhof
the empress was again badly scared.
Women of the lower classes suddenly
i i i t i i i .
appeared as mo noise a neuutj, uuu, uu
a threatened gesture, one of the women
threw a petition in the face of the em
press. In the turmoil which ensued,
her majesty lost a unique decoration,
conferred upon her by Queen Victoria,
and composed of the queen's enameled
portrait, set with big diamonds.
The empress was present at the parade
on horseback in a white riding habit of
the pattern of the uniform of the queen's
Fomeranian cuirassiers, and wearing a
triple peak white cockade hat of the old
Bayreuth dragoons. Across her breast
she wore the broad orange band of the
Order of the Black Eagle.
The newspapers all condemn the se
vere police measures adopted in exclud
ing the people from such occasions, and
contrast them with the course under
Emperors William I and Frederick III.
Among tho invited spectators at the
parade were Ambassador Uhl and his
family and John V. Foster, the United
States seal commissioner, and Mrs.
Foster.
Mr. Foster, while on his way to Rus
sia, stopped four days in this city, and
was given a reception by Mr. Uhl,
which was attonded by a number of
diplomats formerly stationed in Wash
ington. Mm l'racht Guts an Office.
Washington, June 5. Max Pracht
gets an office Ho was reinstated as
special agent of the treasury department
to get around the civil service law. He
was transferred and made a special agent
of the general land office, and Hermann
will send him to Oregon. It is not gov
ernor of Alaska, but it is something.
Caniig AclvlHeH Weylerti Recall.
New Yokk, June 5. A special to the
Journal from Madrid says.
The recall of Captain-General Weyler
from Cuba is almost certain, ns the lib
erals have decided to take this stand if
Senor Sagasta assumes office. Senor
The
Three Cures.
Pfuffer's German Powders
25 Ciiiitfi.
Moore's Revealed Remedy
if 1.00.
Garland's Happy Thought
Salye for nil ekin troubles
fiOo pur jar.
M. Z. Donnell Sells them.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Celebrated for its preat lravenitiK itrenjrth aud
henlthfulncss. Assures the food against nlum
find nil fnrum nf nrinlrnr.irlnt. rtrtmtrwin tim
cheap brands.
ROYAI. liAKINO POWDKK CO. NEW YOKK.
Pidal, president of the cortes, today ad
yised the queen regent to reform the con
servative cabinet in the direction of hon
estly placing reforms in Cuba to the
island.
Campos has advised the queen not to
form an intermediate cabinet, but to
trust the government to the party which
offerE the best and most definite solution
for Cuba, and tho one most calculated to
secure good relations with the United
Status, while being consistent with na
tional dignity.
In addition, according to the Corre
spondent de Espana, he advised the
queeu to recall Weyler.
Grunt County Stuck.
Long Creek, June o. The present in
dications are that this summer there will
be the largest sale of cattle tiiat has been
known in Grant county for years. A
prominent cattle-buyer says that the
sales of Northern Grant countv in the
vicinity of Long Creek, will undoubtedly
reach $100,000. Sheepbuyers have been
over the countrv within the last two
weeks, and will drive out a large number
of sheep, the major portion of which will
be taken over the trail to be delivered
to Eastern Markets.
Sheep in this section have all been
shorn, and the growers are now deliver
ing their clips by freight teams, at Hepp
ner and The Dalles warehouses.
SUGAK SGIIEnULK .NEXT.
Tariff Debaters Oet Through the Wood
Sections.
Washington, Juno o. When the sen
ate laid aside the tariff bill tonight, it
had reached the sugar schedule, which
tias been the Bubject of so much interest
and conflict.
During the day, many of the para
graphs of the wood schedule had been
agreed to, but that restoring white pino
lumber to tho dutiable list at $2 per 1000
provided the greatest stumbling block
encountered since the debate begin. It
led to an extended debate, during which
a wide divergence of views was de
veloped on the Democratic side of the
chamber.
Bacon gave his support to the com
inittee rates, saving it was essential to
the lumber industry of the South. Ho
also spoke of a revenue tariff so adjusted
as to give equal benefits to all indus
tries. Bacon and Vest clashed several
times on tariff doctrines, Vest express
ing his regret that a Democrat chairman
would aid in restoring to the dutiable
list one of the throe products lumber,
salt and wool which the Wilson bill
put on the free list.
Clay also spoke at length on the tariff
bill, criticizing the sugar schedule and
other features of the bill.
An Import lint Arrest.
Ei. Paso, Tex., June 5. A most im
portant arrest was made here today.
Colonel Buford, United States consul at
Juarez, gave the facts to the treasury
department officers that led to the ar
rest of D. G. Tipton, an El Paso gam
bler, who had in his pockets a perfect
imitation of a United btates rubber
stamp for stamping Chinese certificates.
He also had a blank certificate, a perfect
forgery of the genuine one. It is claim
ed that Chinese have been smuggled in
here for years.
A New Coal Deal.
New VoitK, June 5. For the last few
days rumors have been current in Wall
street that a new coal deal will soon be
made. These rumors have it that J.
Pierpont Morgan, while abroad, made
arrangments to take up the option now
held him on 75,000 shares on Lehigh Val
ley stock. These shares, it is said, came
into Mr. Morgan's possession at the time
he helped the Lehigh out of its difficulty.
Whv use
Stands ut the Head.
Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shreveport, La., says: "Dr. King's
New Discovery is the only thing that
cures my cough, and it is the best seller
I have." J. F. Campbell, merchant of
Safford, Ariz., writes: "Dr. King's New
Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails, and is a sure cure for Con
sumption, Coughs, and Colds. I cannot
say enough for its merits." Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is not an experiment.
It has been tried for a quarter of a cen
tury, and todav stands at the head. It
no 7er disappoints. Free trial bottles at
Blakeley & Houghton's drug store. 1
I'owder fur Saluting l'urjioses.
Washington, June 5. Bids have been
opened at the war department tor sup
plying about 200,000 pounds of gun
powder for saluting purposes, for fctate,
coast, field and siege artillery, with the
following result: Bernard Pyton, of
California, for powder delivered at
Benecia arsenal, 9 cents .per pound;
Laflin &. Randall, delivered at Benecia,
Cal., 9.9 cents per pound; at ltock
Island and Dover, N. J., 8 8-15 ; Dupont
Nemours & Co., delivered at Benecia,
10?4 cents per pound ; at Rock Island
ana Dover, 8.85.
The Wejtfield (Ind.) News prints the
following in regard to an old resident of
that place: "Frank McAvoy, for many
years in the employ of the L., N. A. &
C. Ry. here, says: 'I have used Cham
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for ten years or longer am
never without it in my family. I take
pleasure in recommending it.' " It is a
specific for all bowel disorders. For
sale by Blakeley & Houghton.
This is an "Age of Soap."
anv out we very uesi. oe, uici,d
Hoe Cake. Sold by Pease & Mays. a2-3m I Mo., for interment
Death of Mm. 11. F. lievlnno.
La Giia.ydk, Or., June 5. Mr?. B. F.
De vin ne died at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. A. P. ash, in La Grande, last
night of tuheiculosis, with which she
suffered many months. Mrs. Devinne
came here last fall from her Eastern
home, in the hope that the change of
climate would piove beneficial.
The remains, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Nash, will be taken to Moberly,
New Arrivals
NOTION DEPARTMENT.
LADIES' WHITE LEATHER BELTS New and Popular Fad.
Plain; leather covered bueklo . . each 2oe
Grain Leather; leather covered buckle each 50c
FANS FANS FANS. New and Breezy Japanese Fans.
Plain Colored Sticks, now colorings and designs; 0 and 12 inches each 05c
Plain Bamboo Sticks, new colorings, fancy cord finish; 0 inch each 08o
Plain Bamboo Sticks, large assortment, fancy cord and tassel; 12 inch each 10-15c
Decorated Bamboo Sticks, new designs, cord and tassel; 9 inch each 25c
And others too numerous to mention.
DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
New Art Denims, 3( inches wide; new colorings, late designs o0c yard
Japanese Art Draperies, 30 inches wide; now colorings, late designs 20c. yard
Newest Tapestry, 5-1 inches wide; Koimm stripes, tinsel ell'ects; very rich. ...90c yard
Tapestry Portieres, 3 yards long; new and popular, latest etl'ects $3.25 pair
Tapestry Portieres, ol yards long; now and popular, latest ellects 3.75 pair
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Men,s Black Alpaca Goats, superior finish $1.50 and $2.25 each
Extra good quality, in sizes for stout men 2.45 each
Men's Grey Alpaca Coat, and Vest $3.00
Men's Cadet or Navy Blue Flannel Coats; skeleton lined, patch pockots, ono
inside pocket; all si.os $2.95 each
Men's White Duck Trousers; superior make, lined waist, straps for belt, clean
finish $1.50 pair
Men's Linen Dusters , .- $1.25, $1.50 and $2.25
A. ML WILLIAMS CO.
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Wasco Warehouse Company
Headquarters for Seed Grain of ail kinds.
Headquarters for Feed Grain of all kinds.
j Headquarters for Rolled Grain, an kinds.
Headquarters for Bran. Shorts, l
Headquarters for "Byers' Best" Pendle-
Save up
Yester
ot this
moving
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our Schillings Best tea tickets
, ,c u Q rti She is seriously ii
and see if you can t win one oi ; wf m pouru,b.
rhnse $ioo orizes vou know
. T I '
l'iiino I'oll on 31U Ileal
Fokkst GitovK, Or., Juno 5.
day afternoon, Mies Ora Heal,
place, and her mother, were
their piano from one part of the room to
another when the instrument was upset
and the daughter buried beneath it.
She is seriously injured, as the piano
1
LOOP POISON
A SPECIAlJYonaary'orTort
tlarjr JSl.OOU 1'OISON permanently
cured In 16 to 31 dnye. Yon can bo treated at
homo foreamo prlco under eaiao Kuurua
ty. If you prefer tocoaja hero we will con.
tract to pay railroad farcanil hotel nilli.anH
iuu iu uutu. ii fuu uavu ittneii nicr
potash, ana Mill havo selic und
I'utt lies in mouth, hiorn Throat,
cocbarjto.lf wo fall to euro. If you hare taken incr
vury, iuuiuu
calnu.MueouH
Jflroplc. Conner C'nloriicl Hiiot, Uleero on
Men A rv Nut Wllllntf to Hull.
competing
you can use those same tickets" c "T' , T 7 Z'
J i nroac unir school election, Juno 12.
for the $1000 ' makes known a peculiar situation here.
j The probabilities aro that a majority ot
I the hoard and the clerk hero will bo wo-
Want the $IOO iiH'n. It is doubtful if any man can be
! F..m.l icfllliit. t.i fun far rlfrf'f.tni.
must senci in yourr
m
prize.
But if
you
prize you
tickets by June 15th give you
more time for the big prize.
j l.ii nlHiiilejK Organized.
P.w.oii.si:, Vah., Juno 5. A number
1 of c-tilci mi lieu lands met here today,
I and urjauizwd a w.'crK club, the purpoto
Rules of contest are pubtiahed in our large of which is to fight tho Northern I'.tcllic
advertisement about the first aad middle ot IUllroad Company to secure title to the
each month. A3 Hun lands.
aay pan vi me ooay, jiuir or ji yiiiiruwn luillne
out, It le thla ftecondury lll.UOU POISON
woiiuuauw luuuru. wu tonca mo man ouoii
uuto cases ond challeiiKe tlio world for a
cane veoannotciire. Tliio Ulsoano hau nltvsyi
baffled tli skill f t ho must omuieut nil ynl
ciaui. HOOO.000 capital behind our uncondl
Uonal guaranty. Absolute proof eont scaled on
Implication. Addres COOK JtKMKUV CO..
Wn Miuoale 'Xoiunio, VUIVMO, JXJU
Administrator's Notice.
tOll FlOUr "''f' I'ciur IH iunufactnrwl expressly for family
use: every Hack is tfuanwiteed to give satisfaction.
We sell our c.oods lower than any house in the trade, and if you don't ttunk.no
call aud tsl our prices and be convinced.
Highest Prices Paid for Wheat. Barley and Oats.
HON. W. J. BRYAN'S BOOK.
THE
FIRST
BATTLE
Till'. KIltHT HA'ITI.B In mi luterestlni? tory
ol (lie Kruat W.lltlcul utriiRKluol Ih'jti, ll iiiixt
Important oveulx uml tho iiimiy Usui-k Involved;
it IokIom! ireiitlhoon lli inemllUiM m iiltertil by
emiiiiiiit uxiHint'iitH, liiuliidliiK Hi" l'urt taken by
lion. W. J, llryiin In tliu llver ukHhUou prior hi
tho PcmocniOu National Convention, ami ilur
ink' tho camimlKU, tliu licbt exaiiiiili'n of liU won.
ilriul oratory, tliu immt noteworthy IncMenU nl
lil famoun tour, eureful ruvlotv ol the lxilltieiil
Munition, a iIIm'UkhIiim of tliu fic tion return
uml tliu lKulili!iiueu thereof, ami tliu (mure
poiutlbllltle of lll-mutullUm us u iolltieil liuue.
Notico Is In rcby flven that the County Court
of tliu Mute of Oretion for Wuseo V uuty, h ail
order iluto'l tiioftl ilHy of Ajtill. ib'Jl, duly ii
jiolntoil the u .ilciijjiR'il uiJniiiiliitriitor of tliu
estt.to of oiuiievv V, AtuJerMin, ileceafceil. All
leiMins hnWnrf chiiinH HK'iilnst ""111 istnto uiu
hereby teuui'l to iroeitt tlio niuii', lironerly
verllled, to I'.v iiinlernignefi at I ieneh iti'o.'n
hunk In Jjm1I- C ity, Oieuuii, within tlx montlis
from tho r. itc heieof.
Dullei. t'i! . Oresroil. Muv 10. lfct'7.
J. V. ll')VJ I'. J l.Ull,
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