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VOL. XII
THE DALLES. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1900.
NO. 358
NEW FRUIT LAW
BEING DRAFTED
AMULETS IN GREAT DEMAND-
Tlio Kind You Havo Always Bought, and which has bcca
in tiso for over 30 years, has homo the sicmatnre of
unci has boon matlo under his ncr-
noiml supervision since Its infancy.
MM IMMJ ,W ViV lilt . . K K t 7S
AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" arc but
E.v)uriinsnts that triilo with and endanger the health of
luitmts mill Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstoria Is a harmless suhstituto for Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
jronlitiiif) neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
mibsliuico. Its age is Us guarantee. It destroys Worms
mill allays FeverishncHS. It cures Diarrhtua and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
mid Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
the etrrraun company, tt mumiav strcct. new vonit orrv.
1'olitkn WariiiH Up tlio l'urto IClcaim.
Ni:w Youk, Out. i). A dispatch lo
tlio Herald from Sun Juun, l'urto Kieo,
eaya : Tour persons, one of tliotn a wo
mini, was killed in another political
treet riot In Gnayanin, which lasted all
last night. Tim slating started In n
cafe when n nituubor of tlio federal party
ehot and severely wounded u republican,
Kevural of thu iuttur'a par.ty friends tried
to lynch tlio federal, but wore prevented
by ciyht Americana.
Federals from Arroyo hastened to re
inforce the federals In Guiiyama, and u
bloody street fllit followed. The riot
ine was kept up during thu night and
three men and a woman were killed,
while twenty oihore, including several
rollcumeii, wore wounded. Several of
ttioso will die.
Armed bands paraded the directs later
liootint and shouting and terrorizing
tlio town. Tlio whole district is nrunnii
! tliu police force is utterly unublu to
copo with the riotora. The parties aio
nboiit equally divided in nuitibera.
lenders of tlio republieaua are urging
tlmir followera not to engage in rioting,
but the foderals uro determined lo
"veiiyo the Hon .luun aH'air und further
Woodshed is expected.
Animosity between federals and ro
publicans is increasing as ilie time for
Hie elections approaches, and all over
l"e island are evidences that trouble
"y break out at uny nioinont.
"urtil of (Jiiruiiiu IMiurliom, Aflor Thirty
VimrH f Niill'orliiK.
"Snilored for thirty ye:rs witii dhu
'boon and thought I was past being
cureil," eaya j0, lS( Hulloway, of
lftfii Camp, Miss. had epunt so
"Well time and money and suileiod bo
"'Mi that J had Hi,, up all hopeu of
'Wuveiy, I WHU H0 f0l)U0 (r0U1 (10
flcts o the diarrhoea that I could do
no hlntl r,( hvbnr, could not oven travel,
l'H by accident 1 was permitted to find
a bottle of Ohuiuberlalii's Colic, Cholera
a'"l niarrhoea liomedy, and aftor taking
Jfivoral bottles 1 am entirely cured of
't trouble. I urn so pleaacd with the
'"ult that I am anxious that it be in
fac, () ,,! 10(J0 vv)o 8ujror nfl . mvt.,
of enle by lllakeley drugglat.
'Iitrwln'u AlUtlug llliik,
Nkw Youk, Oct 0. A dispuioh to the
Journal and Advertteer from I'arie eaya :
Ubori, tho eminent proffssor in the
"il8 echool of Anthropology, informs
18 Journal and Advurtlsur in connec
"to with Goorge Vunderbllt's proposal
10 'end a scientist to Java to Uud thu
missing link, that "such pn expedition
is entirely unnccofBary."
"Tho celebrated billionaire Vander
bilt," says the professor, "is in error
when lio thinks that through his in
atrumatality the animal uniting tho man
and tho monkey will be firet discovered.
The discovery was made six years ago by
the Dutch physician, Dr. Dubois. The
scientific name for the 'missing link is
'pithecanthropus erectile. ' "
Mnuy HucrH on thu Wuy to America.
New Youk, Oct. 9. A dispatch to the
Journal and Advertiser from I.ourenco
Marques, says: Hundreds of Boers,
witii their familie?, nn 11 . from the
country of their birth to beg' life again
in Home other country. M t of these
have Amorlcn as their uuiiuuie destina
tion. Tlio refugees are not paupers M
any sense. They are taking passage in
French and German ships, and are will
ing to pay for thu best accommodations.
Special trains are engaged to meet the
ships at Marseilles' and ivry them
through France to Holland, their
motherland, wh'ch is tin P stopping
place in search for now fortin.us.
Jlut Holland is ovetf iw- J, and is
oulv a temporary asylum. Tho name
Ameilca is on every lip, ; i ! I ttle child
ren bidding good bye to their playmates
spunk vaguely of Ameriu. u.i .heir new,
home.
Two Gorman ships left here last woek
carrying l-OO 15oers. They worn closely
followed by two French ships, will) 030
souls from tho Tram-vaal, mostly women
and children. All of those belonged to
the better clatq of Hoore, und all were
bound for Holland. They do not fcay
whore they will go afterwards.
"To Americi?'1 ia tho question asked
of them by those who are left behind.
"I'tobably" is the inv.xiiaOiy answer.
"Wo do not know, but we think wo
should ho happier in Amotion than else
where and wo may establish our homes
there."
The CamplR-ll & Wilson millinery
parlor la tlio pluco to buy up-to-dato
hoad wear at right prices, All the new
things in street lints. Patterns and
trimmed hats can bo found there, also a
fine lino of uUildren'a bcIioo! hnta and
baby bonnotSj tf
Aro you ready to buy your fall shoes?
We are sole agonts for tho celebrated
Hamilton Drown Shoo Co.'a lino of foot
wear. If yaw want tho best shoe for the
least money, call and see us. No trou
ble to abow goods at the Now York Cash
Store.
Hoard of Horticulture at Work Upon a
Measure Will Fully Cover All
Needs.
Fall campaign work, and the drafting
of a new horticultural law claimed the
attention of the state board of horti
culture at its adjourned session today.
The law!) of tho different Pacific Coast
stales will be drawn uppn in formulating
a measure which will more fully cover
Oregon's needs.
To IiiKiifct Nuracry Stock,
The Fall campaign work will be the
inspection of nurserymen's stocks. Every
nurseryman must have a certificate is
sued by the board before he can sell any
trees. The certificates will be good for
ouo year and will expire August 30 ol
each year. A i opy of the certificate is
aa follows :
"Oregon State Board of Horticulture,
certificate of Inspection of nurBery stock.
"ThiB is to certify that I have, this
day of , 19, inspected and ex
mined the nursery Btock of and, so
far as I am able to aecertain, have found
it in good marketable condition and clear
of any serious insect pest or dieease.
Their methods of handling and growing
stock are .
"This certificate expires AuguBt 30,
1901. "
"Commissioner District."
AcroEB the certificate in red ink is
written :
"The condition under which this certi
ficate is granted, is that the party or par
ties receiving such certificate shall be
compelled to disinfect by fumigation with
hydrocyasic acid gas, as described in
rule 8, all pear and apple trees, or other
stockgrown on apple roots, after lifting
the same and before delivery to pur
chaser or carriere; and in case said
fumigation is neglected this certificats of
inspection shall be void and of no effect."
In this manner the board regulates the
sale of nursery stock and protects grow
ers against buyine diseased nursery
stock. Iu this new law being drafted
will be inserted a clause making it a mis
demeanor for nurserymen to sell any
slips from infected trees, and drawing
stricter lines all around for the sale of
stock, so that every grower will have a
guarantee that the stock is as re
presented. The future quality of Oregon's
fruit of course depends upon tjie young
orchards, and it is esential that the
transplanting shall be from only the
most vigorous and healthy parent stoniB.
Aside from the matters mentioned and
a provision for appointing an inspector
to each country, it is not likely there
will be many radical changes in the new
law, different than those in the present
law. Tho law now in force is not pro
gressive and up to date enough in every
particular, which makes it necessary to
draft a new one in order to keep pace
with the advancement of tho fruitgrow
ing interests in Oregon, In many es
sentials tho new will be stricter, in order
to encourage those who raise clean fruit.
While tho board has delegated tho
power of preparing and drafting the law
lo its president, that person desires to
incorporate the ideas of the other mem
bers, so that he may obtain u clear
understanding of tho especial needs cf
their respective districts, and with that
object In view the meeting was adjourned
until today. Thu boaid expects to con
elude its business session this afternoon.
Oullllti HoHiirvation to Kit Opcucil.
FroKANi:, Oot. 0. The north half of
tho Colvillo Indian reservation will be
opened for eottloment at noon tomor
row. Hundreds of home-seekers aro al
ready on the laud and many aro waiting
close to thu borders. Some soonera have
already erected cabins and diclaru their
intention of holding valuable claims
with Winchesters, if necessary. A great
rush ia expected at the Spokane and
Watervlllo land ofllcea tomorrow, but
littlo trouble is expected, owing to the
great area of tho tract thrown open,
which is about equal iu else to tho atato
of Delaware.
Clarke & Falk haye received a carload
of the celebrated Jame E. I'atton
strictly pure liquid paints
Philadelphia. Pa., Hay 15 tK; 1900.
This ,1a to eertiry that tho John B. Stotson Company has.mado my
hats for tho past twenty years and they hava olwayselven porfect
satisfaction.
Col. Cody and the members of his famous troupe insist' upon having
a Stetson."
There is nothing like them.
We are now offering a full assortment of staple soft hats and new
effects In tourist shapes.
Also the new Fall block in both brown and black stiff hats.
A. M. WILLIAMS & COMPANY.
...MEET US ON THE MIDWAY....
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Cam
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feet Fa
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October 9 to 13 inclusive.
This will be the greatest event in the hittory of the City of Wheat,
Wool and Fruit and an Open River to the Sea. The products of this pro
lific region will be nn exhibition, and farmers, flockmasters and all others
wiil witness an exhibit that will be both interesting and instructive.
SPECIAL SOCIAL ATTRACTIONS!
BAND CONCERTS EVERY DAY!
A NOVEL STREET PARADE!
Excellent entertainments day an J night. Five Maya of sight-seoing
and pleasure. There will bo ample accommpdations for all guests. Come
and The Dalles will entertain you.
Producers from all sections requested to make exhibits. No charge
for space in the tair buildings. No entrance fee.
Reduced Rates on all Railroads and Steamboat Lines.
COME TO THE DALLES.
fetMng ibotn Business.
Closing out my Entire Stock Regardless of Cost.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, at much less than wholesalo
price?. Will fell in bulk or in lots, or any way to suit purchaeers.
Entire stock must be closed out before 30 days.
All goode will be sacrificed except Thompson's Clove-fitting Coreola
and lliitteilck Patterns. Your prices will be mine. Call early and eecuro
bargains.
J. P. McINERNY,
Corner Second and Court Sts.
State flotfmal School,
MONMOUTH, - OREGON.
Pall Term Opens September 18, 1900.
The students of tlio Normal School nro nrenarcd to tulto tho Stnto OrtlflriitH immediately nn
graduation.
Graduates readily ecourogood posltloui. Kxpense of year froiu flgo to f 150.
Stroug Academic and l'roCeagloual Oourien. Kow Special Departure iu Manual Training
Well equipped Training Department.
for catalogue containing full announcements address
l'. U CAMPBELL, freeldeut. or W A, WANK, SiorcUry of FacuPfc
A Fad That Ik Growing In Popularity;
Among' Women, Hat Hcall- I)e
ntanilN Careful Study.
Amulets and lucky s'ones of one
sort and another are becoming1 more
and more popular with women, and
the bangle of detested memory is re
vived in a more romantic and inter
esting form. The modern girl is de
cidedly up iu fctichism and though
some frivolous fair ones vear jew
eled cows and pigs and lizards and
shamrocks and bells and boots in
discriminately and impartially, the
really up-to-date young womnn
chooses her tnlismnus fastidiously and
is learned in talismnnic lore, says the
New York Sun.
To be really wise nnd occult one
must go iu for astrology and choose
one's talismans in accordance with
the symbols of the planet under whose
influence one was born; but it is ask
ing too much of the modern society
girl to insist upon her adding astrol
ogy to her already depressing reper
toire. Still it doesn't requT?b much
research tp find out whether Capri
corn or Cancer or some other Zodi
ncal sign is most appropriate for one's
lucky piece.
For general mascot purposes a
white elephant is about as satisfac
tory as nny tiling one could choose.
There is nothing exclusive about him.
Like the rain, he patronizes both the
just and the unjust, nnd lie is n. ter
ror to evil spirits of all sorts nnd
varieties. In the far east he is worn
in all sizes and materials, and the
more white elephants one can intro
duce into household decorations the
surer one is of domestic felicity. The
idea ought to be adopted by westera
decorators. If n frieze of white ele
phants could foil the divorce courts
it would be worth having.
The pig, too, is a fair success as
understudy to one's guardian angel,
nnd serpents bring blessings; but a
lizard is a hoodoo of the most fatal
sort, and tho amount of harm being
done by jeweled lizards is beyond
calculation. Hoot and shoe orna
ments, which have become so popu
lar, arc also inimical to happiness, and
ns for tiny bells well, only a braves
and dauntless soul can wear them
and come out with life and morals in
tact. Their tinkling, as is well un
derstood by every student of Uw
occult, calls up nil evil spirits within,
hearing, and the -wearer of a bell
bangle livc3 in a Wnlpurgis Nncht
crowd.
The short life and violent death of
tho average love nffnir is intelligible
when one realizes that by all the
laws of fetichlsm the exchanging be
tween lovers of hair or any orna
ment in shape of n heart is a sure
token of disaster. Some philanthro
pist should have made a crusade,
in hehnlf of ignorant lovers, and have
explained the evil occult influence c
hair and hearts, in emotional mat
ters; but men nnd maids hnvo been
allowed to rush on their fato un
warned. The four-leaved clover loses nil its
efllcney as n good omen when it leaves
tho hand that gathered it; and in
deed no charm green in color should
bo worn, us it is more than likr'y
to bring a misfortune in its wake.
Tho left hind foot of a gravoyav.l
rabbit that was caught in tho light
of the moon has its virtues, hut no
other rabbit's foot is worth pocket
room, and even tho powerful pico
of a rope by which a man hns hanged
himself will bring nothing but ill
luck to the possessor if tho suicide
happened to be born under tho in
fluence of Saturn.
Altogether, tho intricacies of the
mascot quest inn are ninny and devi
ous, nnd no one should go iu for
charms recklessly. Tho twentieth
century is, so say the prophets, to be
especially noted for its fatal acci
dents; nnd that being the case, mas
cots tihnuld be in great demand, but
unless one has time to study 1 1 its" hid
den mysteries of occult lorn it would
perhaps bo safer to stick to tho be
nign nnd ever nminblo whlto ele
phant. tints and Hi ulsos Quickly HenUil,
Chamberlain's Pain Halm applied to a
cut, bruise, burn, fcahi or like injury
will iiutantly allay the pain ami will
limil the parts in less timo than any
other liuatment? Unless the injury ia
v-ry severe it will not not leave a Fear.
Pain llulin also cures ihunulism,
sprains, swelliuua ami lameness. Fur
sale by Blakeley druggist,
Mrs, Phillips ia prepared to furnish
cut tlowcra and all kinds of floral ile
tisns on short notice, Phone number
307. elOlm