l)c Dalles
VOL. XIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, Pill DAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1901,
NO. 33
4
QUEEN OF HOL
LAND MARRIED
Programme of Royal Nuptials at the
Hague Fo'lowcd Without a Hitch
Hide to Church in Golden Carriage
Tiik IlAciun, Feb. 7. Tho civil cere
mony of the marriage of Quern Wilbel
minii to Duke Henry of Mecklenburg
Scliwerin waB carried out at 11:30 a. in.,
in accordance with the programme. Inv
mod lately afterwards the procession
started for the church, headed by fifty
Hussars, the bride, bridegroom Btid
queen's mother riding in a golden mate
carriage drawn by eight horses. They
were warmly acclaimed by tie crowds
auenihled.
The church wkb reached mon after
noon. The church was filled with
representatives of nil classes oferciety in
Holland and foreign states. The queen
looked very handsome in her wedding
dress unci the brilliant uniforms and
bright decorations made a picturesque
ecene. The court chaplain, Dr. Van
Der Viler, standing before the bride and
bridegroom, delivered an address. His
text was from the fourth I't'alm : "Lord
lift thou up the light of thy countenance
upon us."
"The fental hour has arrived," said
the pastor, "wherein the entire people
has its share of delight. The prayer
contained in the text embodies the s
eential conditions for lasting mairied
happiness, which does not depend ou
external tilings, but on the disposition
ol the heart. The prayer for the light
of the Lord's countenance seems to sug
gest some darkness and it is certain
clouds will show themselves at limes in
the conjugal heaven.
"TIiIb union which we today are cele
brating has already demanded sacrifices.
The husband lias had to leave hiB
country and people, and the bride Iibb
hud to leave the side of a dearly loved
inotl:er. In future, too, be sure the
reverse of life will full to your lot. Do
not then forget the prayer of David:
'Lord, lift thou up the light of thy
counteuunce upon us.' It Mill be neces
sary for you, if you are to f ill ti 11 thorough
ly tho duty of marriage, to fulfill (lie
duty of love in your mutual relations. In
that relation miui is the head and .voiiiau
is the heart. The Psalm in this prayer
will also bo your help when you haye lo
bear your mutual burdens, for in mar
riage two sinners are united, each having
his or her faults.
"According to the command of God,
'These two shall be one.' Now only love
can forever preset ve this tie. But if you
wish this bond not to be loosened, your
heart must be filled with prayer, 'Lord,
lift thou up the light of thy countenance
upon up.' "
After the chaplain's adkrees and after
the nuptial benediction, had been pro
nounccd, the bride and bridegroom ex
changed gold rings, according to the
Dutch custom, and the wedding party
then proceeded to the reception-room,
attached to the church, where the queen
tenderly embraced first her mother and
then her husband. The queen's mother,
too, kisped the iBtter. The bridegroom
then kiBSed his bride and his own
mother.
The newly wedded pair received the
congratulations of their families and
drove to the palace over the same route
they had previously traversed. A gala
wedding breakfast followed.
The weather this morning was intense
ly cold. The stands, the windows and
the roofs along the line of the route to
tho Groote Kerke were thronged with
people.
On the occasion other marriage, Queen
Willielimna has pardoned or lightened
the sentences of 304 prisoners.
CJrlmii of .lealouH Lover.
Oakland, Cal.. Feb. 7. In a frenzy of
rage because she had bioken the en
g.igement, Bert Henderson, an employe
of the telephone company in Ban Fran
cisco, shot and seriously wounded his
fiancee, Miss Fannie O'Neill, late last
night, then turned the pistol on himself,
fired a bullet into his own brain and
died ahnoet instantlv.
Mi. Natluu Own Kaniai.
Toi'EKA, Feb. 7. The case againBtMrB.
Nation was dismissed this morning, the
court giving no reason beyond saying:
"There was no case." She may com
mence suit for damages for false arreBt.
Editor' Awful Might.
F. M. Higgine, editor Senaco, Ills.,
News, was afllicted for years with piles
thut no doctor or remedy helped until
lie triad Hncklen'e Arnica Salve. He
writes two boxes wholly cured him. It's
the surest pile cure on earth and the
best falve in the world. Cure guaran
teed. Only 25 cents. Sold by lilakeley,
the druggist. 5
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Facsimile Signature of
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
IK
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
MONDAY, February 11th,
We will commence a thorough, counter-clearing
HEjVfJMflflT SALtE
When every small or broken lot of goods in the house
will be offered at but a fraction of the regular price.
We will start the ball 'rolling by offering all Remnants
in the following goods
CALICOS,
PERCALES,
MUSLINS,
SHEETINGS,
PILLOW MUSLINS,
Canton Flannels,
Outing Flannels,
CRETONNES,
SILKELENES,
WHITE GOODS,
GINGHAMS,
TOWELINGS,
TABLE LINENS,
SATEENS,
DRESS GOODS,
in waist, skirt and dress lengths.
SILKS,
in waist and trimming lengths.
SATINS,
DRESS LININGS,
LACES,
RIBBONS,
EMBROIDERIES.
Furnishing Goods.... at a sacrifice!
A thorough clearance of all Men's Neckwear is desirable, as we are
now having made for us the grandest line of NECKWEAR for
SPRING we have ever contracted for, and which will be here in
due season. To clear a way for new goods we offer
50c Band Bows, 50c Club Ties
50c, 75c and $1 Scarfs
and 4-in-hands,
50c and 75c Puffs, at choice
25e
EACH
Men's 75c, $1.00 and $1.25
LAUNDERED
SHIRTS!
Choice 50c each
Luckr man if you are in need
of1 shirts, for here are shirts
that are as good as the day
they left the factory, offered
at half-price and less; just be
cause they're remnant lots.
Writing Tablets for ink or
pencil, 120 sheetB, ruled
Sl'KCIAI 5c
A Snap in
White Shirts!
All Sizes
Men's unlaundered White
Shirts made of good muslin
and all-linen bosom worth
50c everywhere.
Special S5C each.
25c quality Men's'Gray Wool Socks medium weight; .
THREE Pair for 50 Cents.
$1.25 end $l.f0 qualities Men'B Buck and Horsehide Work
ing Gloves; CHOICE
$1.00
A
Sale
in Brouun Fedofa
HATS
$112
All sizes the kind is our
well-known
Big Bear Hat
worth $2.50, and never before
sold for anr less.
Look at sweat-band of the hat yon
have on and see if it isn't stamped
"Big Bear."
We've sold this brand for the past Bix
years, with satisfaction to all concerned.
Children's
Cloth
Caps
Suitable styles
for girl or boy;
regular 25c, 35c,
E0c and C9c caps.
CHOICE
15c
On sale on main floor and in
Cap Department up-stairs.
A. IKE. WILUAMS & CO.
Non-corrosive, -extra nickle
plated Safety Pins, o sizes
2 papers for 5c
Trouble Kxiiected.
Ciiicaoo, Feb. 7 A Bpecial to the
Kecord from Arkansas City, Kan., says:
The prohibitionists of Winfleld have for
mulated an address to the mayor and
city council which eays :
"We, the citizens who love law and or
der, know that our town is being af
flicted by open saloons and other vice
shops, which are running daily in open
violation of our prohibition laws. We
beg you to laxe measures at once to sup
press this violation of law. This is our
ultimatum. We do it with a full Bense
of what we are saying, solemnly pledged
if we are not heard in this way v.e will
be lu auother."
The document is signed by the "Com
mittee for Law and Order."
No action was taken by the officers of
Winfleld, and it is believed the prohibi
tionists will take the law in their own
hands, The trouble began in Arkansas
City, Kan., yesterday when a ommit
mittee of three from the ministry called
upon Mayor Hess and presented a
written request asking tiltu to use his
power to close up the joints and relieve
the necessity of a saloon riot by the
citizens.
Narrow Keuie From Injury.
Vancouvku, Wash,, Feb. 7. From
reports received here loduy the heavy
wind which prevailed along the Columbia
river valley for several days the fore part
of this week caused considerable damage
to timber and pioperty iu the eastern
part of Clark county, In the foothills
back of Wasbaugal and iu the vicinity
of Cape Horn, forest and fruit trees were
uprooted and in several Instances farm
buildings were blown down or crushed
by falling timber. One report describes
a narrow escape by falling timber of the
McKenzie family, who live in the foot
hills at Sunnyside. A giant 11 r crashed
into their cabin, smashing it to the
ground. The husband escaped from the
building but the wife and two children
were imprisoned in the rums of the de
molished house for several hours. They
were finally liberated by the combined
efforts of Mr. McKenzie and several
neighbors. Their escape from death is
Bald to be miraculous, none being serious
ly injured except Mrs. McKenzie, who
sustained a fractured arm.
A Tliouuauit roiiBtiea
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of 1125 Howard St., Phil
adelphia, Pa,, when she found that Dr.
King's New Dlecovery for Consumption
had completely cured her of a hacking
cough that for many years had made
life a burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no help, but she
says of this Koyal Cure "It soon re
moved the pain in my cheat and I can
now sleep soundly, something I can
scarcely remember doing before, I feel
like ecuT,"g H? praises throughout the
univp,s " 0 will every one who tries
Dr. King's New Discovery forany trouble
of the throat, chest or lungs. Price 50c
and $1. Trial bottle free ut Dlakeley's
drug store ; every bottle guaranteed, 5
There is always danger in using
counterfeits of DeWilt'a Witch Hazel
Sal ye, The original is a safe and certain
cure for piles. It is a soothing and heal
ing salve for sores and all skin diseases,
Clarke & Falk's P. O. Pharmacy,
Subscribe for Tiik Oiiuoniclb.
Want IiurstiKlioflni; I.lceimeil,
S.w.km, Or., Feb. 7. Horeeshoers from
Portland, The Dalles, McMinnville, Al
bany, and other points are pushing the
passage of the bill to regulate and
license the business of horseshoeing in
Oregon, and requiring horseshoe'rs to
pass an examination, and providing for
u hoard ot examiners. An apprentice
ship of four years is required, and every
person now engaged in the buslnes either
as master or journeyman shall not be
required to pass an examination; pro
vided, that within 00 days after the
passage ot this act lie files with the
secretary of the board an affidavit setting
forth hie name, residence and where en
gaged iu business, und pay the treasurer
a fee of $5. Thereupon a certificate of
examination shall be issued to h:m.
The board shall consist of a veterinary
surgeon, two master and two journey
man horseshuers, to receive $3 per day
during the actual performance of duties,
to be paid from the fees received by the
treasurer. The latter is required to file
a bond, The t xainination fee is $10,
' The horeeshoers' committee is armed
with a letter favoring their bill, written
by W. T. Sliauahan, of the Oregon Hu
mane Society. ,
There are eaid to be laws of this kind
in force in u number of states. The bill
has been read trice und referred to the
labor committee.
Warning lu Mrs. Nation.
Ciiiuaoo, Feb, 7. Iu its current issue
the Northwestern Advocate, the leading
publication of the Methodist Episcopal
church west of New York, comments on
Mra, Carrie Nation's crusade of force
against saloon in Kansas. It says, iu
part ;
"We do not know how wise the lady is,
but we hope she is aware that she has no
more legal right to 'smash' saloon win
dows iu Chicago than she has to hurl a
stone through Bishop Morley's front
door or window. At the same time we
agree with the lady that all liquor-selling
is illegal! according to higher law, in
whose name Mrs. Nation is likely to be
arrested if shf makes trouble in the
Chicago streets.
"When people prove that they can
make speeches and take a basket of well
assorted stoneB and throw all of them
accurately do alt this after reaching
middle life, yet having had the grace of
quiet in previous years we respect
them, and therefore must refrain from
giving advice to them. Some innocent
people may see that which the wise in
this world's wisdom see not. We do
uot know. We Bhall want to find out,
and to rejoice if the lady from Kansas
confounds the wisdom of every city
official In Chicago,
The Meat Planter.
1
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamburlain'a Pa 111 Balm ami bound to
the afl'ected parts is superior to any
plaster, When troubled witli lame back
or pains iu the side orjfchest, give it
trial and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the prompt relief
which it atlbrds, Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. One application gives re
lief, For eale by Blakeley, the druggist.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn, Manufactured by O'arxtt
& Falk.