el) c Dalles
VOL. XII
THE DALLES, OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 1900.
NO. 390
JOHN BULL IS
DETERMINED
Desperate Tactics of the Hoers Will He
in Vain Their Cause is Lost.
Nov Yoiti;, Nov. "2. According to the
London correspondent of the, Tr I Initio,
explanations offered by Mr. WeBsele iind
other Hour leaderH lit Marseilles thut Mr.
Kruger is landing Krimeo as u peace
maker, bent upon uvertimr further blood
hIiimI in South Africa, is indirectly con
limed by Lord Roberts. HiHoflicial ac
count of a do.uu petty skirmiHlieH out
piiHt affairs hIiowb tlnit the liners are
making a systematic and pruconccrted
attempt to demonstrate that hostilities
of Home kind urn mill in progress.
The (single success of the recent difeat
of an outpost of the ltullV oll'ern no war
rant for the belief that Mr. Krniier'rt ap
peals for intervention will he listeni d to
in Iiri8 or any other capital, even if De
wet, a h reported, Iiiih carried imernlla
warfare to tliocxtitiiuity t' threaten witii
dentil all burghers who rcfiiHu to lake up
arniH.
If the liner tactics an; hcroiiiiuc mm c
desperate, John Buli'ri heart in aleo hard
ening. The Ministry triumphantly io
turned by the country could not Bland a
ninglo day if any cnnceHsiona were made
to Krugor. General Kitchener, without
tiurveH or Reutiment, will belicenstd to
do what lie likeB, and no (UHtioiiH will
he asked. Only one man in South Africa
cm iiupoHU uny restraint, on his actionc
This in Sir Alfred Milner, and his lieulth I
and power of resistance are impaired.
When ho lufc Kngland he wan in the
prime of manhood, without a cingle gray
hair or line on bin face. Uis friends le
turuiug from South Africa report that he
Iiub uued terribly mid lonka bent and
worn under the weight of responsibility.
Mtury r it Nlitvu.
To bo bound hand and foot for you re
by the uhaitiH of disease !h tbu worst
lorm ol Hlavery. George I). William", of
Mancheatur, Mich., tells bow Hiich n
Hluvu was inadu free. IleJjHiiys: "My
wife has been ho belpleBH tor five years
that Hhe could not turn over in tied alone.
After using two bottlea of Electric
liitturH, sboiH wonderfully improved und i
able to do liur own work." This Bupromo !
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Nov Yoiik, Nov. 21. The following
letter wuh today made public by its
author:
' New York, Nov. 21. John W. Kel
ly, President Democratic Club :
"Dear Sir: I find Hint during my
absence, and without authority from me,
my iiiime was inscribed upon the banner
or ribbon attached to a basket of flowers,
pent by the hoard of governors of the
demociatic dull to R'chard Croker, on
bis departure for Europe. In acting as
a member of the board it was not my
intention to place my name at the dis
posal of anyone without my consent, and
I therefore tender mv resignation us a
member of the board of governors of the
democratic club.
(Signed; "Pi:nnv Br.oioNT."
I'ruvi'iiti-il u Illicitly.
Timely information given Mrs. George
Liiil', of New StraitHville, Ohio, pre
vented a dreadful tragedy und saved two
lives. A ftightful couisb bad long kept
her awako every night. She bad tried
many remedies and doctors but steadily
grew worse until urged to try Dr. King's
New Discovery. One bottle wholly cured
her, und she writes this marvelous
medicine also cured Mr. Long of a severe
attack of Pneumonia. Such cures are
positive proof of the matchless merit of
this grand remedy for curing all throat,
chest Mid lung troubles. Only 50u and
$1 00. Everv not tie guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Plakelev'HDrug Store. 6
Itnt'iM ! IVitt. l With Heavy I.iihmi.'H.
IIi.okmfontki.v, Nov. 21. The Boars
under Brand were defeated November
18th, at Baderspun, with heavy losses,
the Lancers charging through the Boer
line, doing deadly damage, ae a number
of riderless horses demonstrated. Brand
himself was wounded. The British
casualties were nut serious.
Acker's English Hemedy will stop a
cough at any time, and will cure the
worst cold in twelve hours, or money
refunded. 25 cts. and !0 cts. Blakeley
the druggists.
Clarke & Falk's flavoring extracts are
the best. Ask your grocer for them.
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For Over
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CASTORIA
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BOERS WILL
NEVER SURRENDER
Will Fight Until All Arc Dead or Frcc
Kiuycr's Reception at Marseilles
Was a Great Ovation.
Makhkim.kk, Nov. 22. Paul Kruger,
former president of the South African
republic, landed here at 10:45 a. tn.
Mr. Kruger cannot but be elated at
the warmth of his reception by the peo
ple of Marseilles today. He may be
said to have been borne on an irresista
ble wave of enthusiasm from the land
ing place to his hotel. The broad streets
and boulevards through which the route
lay presented u perfect sea of human
beings, all gathered there prompted by
the unanimous desire to welcome the
aged Boer statesman.
From the moment the white twelve
oared barge left the side of the Gelder
lond with Mr. Kruger, who appeared to
be in good health, sitting in her stern,
Eurrounded by the Boer representatives,
including Dr. Leyds and Messrs. Fischer
and Wessels, a storm of clieerB broke,
und never ceased until Mr. Kruger en
tered his hotel. Even then a vast con
course of people remained in front of the
building until Mr. Kruger appeared on
the balcony, where he had to remain for
some time, uncovered, acknowledging
the acclamations of bis thousands of ad
mirers, who continued cheering until
they were hoarse with shouting.
In reply to the storm of acclamations
from the solid block of thousands of en
thusiastic people, Mr. Kruger said the
warm reception given hi in today would
do much to soothe the woundB in bis
heart. The Boers, he added, will never
sacrifice their freedom. They will rather
be extermined to the last man.
Replying to the addresses of welcome
of the presidents of the Paris and Mar
seilles committee, Mr. Kruger spoke in
Dutch aud in u low voice, accompanying
his words with energetic movements of
his hut, which he held in his right'hand.
After thanking the committees for the
warmth of the reception accorded him,
and expressing gratitude for the sympa
thy he had received from the French
government, he spoke of the war as ter
rible and barbarously conducted by the
British. He said:
'I have fought with the savages, but
the present war is even worse. We will
never surrender. We are determined to
fight to the laBt extremity, and if the re
publics of the Transvaal and Orange Free
State lose their independence, it will
be because they lose every man, woman
and child."
Tliis declaration which Mr. Kruger
made dispelled at once any impression
that he intends to accept a compromise
from the British government. His an
nouncement wob greeted with a roar of
cheers and cries of "Vivo Kruger," "Vive
lea Boers," "Vive la Lilerte."
The scene ot the landing place was an
animated one. The decks of all the steam
ers In the Lyons basin were ciowded
with sightseers. The crowd swelled to
great portions as the news spread through
the city that the (jelderland had entered
the harbor.
A cold uorthwest wind winch set in
during the night cleared uway yester
day's clouds, and the morning broke
fresh but with bright sunshine. The
inner harbor was all tli'j gayer for the
decorations of a number of French ves
sels which arrived yeeteiday, covered
with multi-colored flags and penuunts,
among which Boer flags were prominent
ly disyluyed.
The Gclderhuul was sighted several
miles out to sea, and Dr. Leyds and
Messrs. Kieeher and WcbsoIs, an inter
preter, and Dr. Van Hainiuel immediate
ly proceeded to the Dutch warship in a
steam launch and boarded her. A con
ference between the Boer leivdeis en
sued, whilo the Citflderland was slowed
down behind the island of the Chateau
d'lf.
She remained there until 10 a. in,,
when she Hteamed into the outer harbor,
firing a salute of 21 guns, to which a
ehore battery replied.
Jt lluiiut'l III a UriiK CHuiu.
"One day last winter a lady came to
my drug store aud asked for a brand of
cough medicine that I did not have iu
steck," sajB Mr. C. K. Grandln, the
popular druggist of Ontario, N. Y. "She
was liisappointed and wanted to know
what cough preparation I could recom
mend. I said to her that I con Id freely rec
ommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and that she could take a bottle of the
remedy and after giving it a fair trial if
she did not find it worth the money to
bring back the bottle and I would refund
the price paid, In the course of a day
or two the lady came back in company
with a friend iu need of a cough medicine
and advised her to buy a bottle of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. I consider
that a very good recommendation for
the remedy." It is for sale by G. C.
Blakeley, the druggist.
Fraternal Foellnj; Cement of Society,
New Yokic, Nov. 22. Bishop Potter
waB one of the speakers at the annual
dinner of the Central Labor Union, of
Brooklyn, last night. About 400 persons,
including many women, attended the
dinner. John Phillips presided. Bishop
Potter said, in part :
"I was asked in Washington what I
thought was most important iu connec
tion with the meeting of the Board of
Mediation and Arbitration Industrial
Commission, and I am afiaid I shocked
the gentlemen by answering, 'The
puffing of a cigar.' When the hoard
first cot together they had a very cold
time of it. But I managed to get them
to my house, and on the table there
were coffee and another thing that I
missed here tonight a bos of cigars.
These things created a common atmos
phere. "The cement of human society is fra
ternal feeling, and you cannot build any
co-operative service for the race unless
you establish the feeling of brotherhood,
i'ou can't establish the right feeling be
tween the classes I detest the word
unless you baBe it on brotherhood."
Controller Coler, who was another ot
the speakers, referred to the improve
ments made in tbe charities depattment
as the greatest that had been made in
any of the city departments. He sug
gested that the labor unions ehuuM ar
range to have their complaints presented
iu proper form, so that when they got
into the courts they would not be thrown
out.
ISlMiiurk'H Iron Nene,
Was the result of his splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendoiiB energy
are not found where stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the succefB
they bring, use Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They develop every power of
brain and body. Only 25c at Blakeley's
drugstore. 6
I'upe Fainted From l'atl;ue.
Paws, Nov. 22 A dispatch to the
Temps from Rome says the Pope yester
day visited the Basilica of St. Peter's
and experienced such fatigue that he
had to take to hi6 bed. It is further
claimed that be fainted twice.
Extra good values at the New York
Cash Store.
Knock0ut Drops
" I am a saloon-keeper, amWised to think
that rock and rye, or whiskey und quinine
were proper rem- -
edits for coughsXtJ
wl ,.,,1,1.1 Miwt.tfcN
of my acquaint
ances were of the
bame opinion.'
N o v 1 k n o v
soniethiny at least
u thousand times
bettor. It is Acker's
Knglish Remedy for
Coughs and Colds. A
good while ago I began
to cough und found out
then that rock and rye
wnsnocood. I cot worse
and 1 was beginning to think that the trou
ble would run into coiiMitiiptiou, J ilulii t
tiiku any stock in patent medicine, hut
somehow or other 1 tried Acker's English
Remedy. One bottlo did the business for
mo knocked thut cough out completely
and it has never come back again. There is
never a day pushes that 1 don't bay a good
word about this wonderful medicine, 1 al
most forgot to Miy that I am btronger and
fleshier now, since taking the remedy, than
I was before the cough began. I write this
letter voluntarily and cheerfully and am
glad to do it." (Signed) Cams, liu.uuu!,
Saloon-keeper, Pocutello, Idaho.
Sold at 25c, 00c. and $1 a bottle, throughout
the United States and Canada; and in Eng
land, at Is, 2d 2s, 3d,, 4s. (xl, If you areuot
batlstled after buying, return the bottlo to
jour druggist, and get your money back,
IIV authorise tin' nfwiv iuaiiKiftc,
ir, u. uootcvit it a i'twMJU Mm
For oale at Blakeley 'b Pharmacy.
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Will 4.1
TO-MORROW
-SATURDAY-
The Last Day of Our
Thanksgiving Linen Sale!
" A hint to the wise is sufficient." COME.
NEW TODAY:
Rufflings,
Plaitings,
and
Jnby
Trimmings.
Those very
stylish and eo
much soucht
f o r Chill'on
and Muslin de
soi trimmings.
Juby Trimming of muslin de soi '
in cream, white and black; per
yard 10c, 12ls'c and 23c.
Hemstitched Tairetty Silk Ruf
fling' with gilt ht-adings ; very .
pretiyand ornamental. These in i
black and cream only; per yard
25c and 40c.
Accordeon - plaited Muslin de
sot Trimmings, with Juby head- ,
ine, finished with narrow" black
velvet ribbon or fancy gilt braid- i
ing ; per yard oOc, 7oc and Soc.
Narrow Muslin de soi Ruf
filings, new shades ; per yard 25c.
A. IVI.
THE
Bargains in goods for cold weather; not for just
a day or two, but every d?T is
Bargain Day at Tf4E pfllt
Men's heavy cotton fleeced underwear, per suit $1 00
Men's heavy wool fleeced underwear, per suit 1 15
Men's heavy all-wool ribbed underwear, per suit 1 95
Men's extra quality of ,Ino. G.
at $0.45, $U.8o and $11
The above are equal to any shown elsewhere at $S, $12 aud $15.
10-4 cotton blankets for sheets, per pair 50c
Men's red fleece-lined overshoes 1 00
Men's best black fleece-lined overshoes 1 28
Men's best black fleece-lined snow excluders 1 40
Men's felt boot with Perfection heavy rubber 1 08
Men's best quality rubber boots 3 10
Ladies' best black fleece-lined arctics 89c
We have a nice assortment of Ladies' Wool Hose and
Fascinators. These goods must bo seen to appreciate tho
prices wo are making on them.
Ladies' best quality heavy all-wool jersey logging 98c
Misses' " " " " " S8o
Children's best quality heavy all-wool jersoy loggias ... 78o
Compare these prices. Arc we not saving you
money? We have positively the best lino of Ladies' Capes
and Jackets in The Dalles and at about one-third less prico
than olher stores.
...THE FAIR...
The placo to Save Money on all kinds of Merchandise.
thiTda" Son. h C Marquardsen, Prop.
Trimmings for Party
....DRESSES....
Tor
Fronts,
Yokes
and
Sleeves.
Puffed Satin Duch
ess 14 inches wide,
with narrow gilt
trimming, h e ni
Btitched ribbon
edge; colors cream
and black.
Puffed Musiin de soi, 20 inches
wide, trimmed with a row of narrow
gilt braid at regular intervals; also
several pieces of Tucked Silk Chiffon,
with lace insertions in black and
white, or gilt hemstitchings ; $1.00 a
yard to $4 00.
New
Handkerchiefs SPECIAL VALUE gg Cents
Honitonlace Insertion, edged
with narrow val. lace.
& Co.
Miller ct Go's, overcoats
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