1) e Dalles
VOL. XIII
THE DALLES, OREGON, TUESDAY. MARCH 5, 1901.
NO. 54
MCKINLEY AND
ROOSEVELT
Most Splendid Ceremony in the Nation's
History Civic Pomp and Military
Grandeur Never Equaled in a
Former Inaugural in United
States.
VMM.voroN, March 4. William Mc
Kiriley was inauKurated as president
and Theodore Roosevelt as vice-president
ot the United States here today, with
ceremonies the most eplendid in the
Nation's history. The programme pre
pared for the event was carried out
without a hitch.
Ill the president's inaugural ad
dress ho thus contrasts the conditions
existing four years ago with the
present: "When we assembled here
on the 1th of .March, 1807, there was
great anxiety with regard to our cur
rency and credit; none exists now.
Then our treasury receipts were in
adequate to meet the current obliga
tions of the government; now they
are stillicicnl for all public needs,
and we have a surplus instead of a
deficit. Then 1 felt constrained to
convene the congress in extraordi
nary session to devise revenues to
pay the ordinary expenses of the
government; now I have the satis
faction to announce that the congress
just closed lias reduced taxation in
the sum of 1,000,000. Then there
was a deep solicitude because of the
long depression in our manufactur
ing, mining, agricultural and mer
cantile industries, and the consequent
distress of our laboring population;
now every n venue of production is
crowded with activity; labor is well
employed and American products
find good markets at Lome and
abroad."
rOI!KUOI)IN(iS WOUSK THAN" USKLKSH.
The president pays his respects to
the prophets of evil in these words :
".Magnifying the dilllculties wiil
not ttke them off our bauds nor
facilitate their adjustment. Distrust
of the capacity, integrity and high j
purpos's of the American people will
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Facsimile Signature of
JNBW YOHrC.
exact copy or wrapper.
Via
CAST0R1A
it it. t TTfr u.iaTtriittTnrtj'iMitttinMiT
not be an inspiring theme for future
political contests. Dark pictures and
gloomy forebodings arc worso thun
useless. These only becloud; they
no not help to point the way of
safety and honor. 'Hope raakcth
not ashamed.' The prophets of evil
were not the builders of the repub
lic, nor in us crises since have they
saved or served it. The faith of tho
laiucrs was a mighty force in its
creation, and the faith of their do
-.i . i .
auuuuaniB uas wrougnt its progress
and furnished its defenders. They
are oostructlonists who despair and
who would destroy confidence in the
ability of our people to solve wisely
and ior civilization the m la htv
problems resting upon them. The
. . tf
American people, intrenched in free
Horn at home, take their love of
liberty with them wherever they go,
uim uiuy rejcci ns misiaKen and un
worthy tho doctrine that wq lose our
own liberties by securing the endur
ing foundation of liberties to others.
Our institutions will not deteriorate
by evasion and our sense of justice
will not abate under tropic suns and
in distant seas. As heretofore so
hereafter will the nation demonstrate
its fitness to administer anv new
estate which events devolve upon it,
and in the fear of God will 'take
occasion by the hand and make the
bounds of freedom wider yet.' If
there are those among us who would
make our way ra.oie difficult, we
must not be disheartened, but the
more earnestly dedicate ourselves to
the task upon which we have rightly
entered. The patli of progress is
1 1 -. .i - ...
seuiom smooin. iew tilings are
often found hard to do.
THK CUUAK QUESTION.
Our future rotations with Cuba are
thus treated :
"We face at this moment a most im
portant question that ol the future re
lations of the United States and Cuba.
With our near neighbors we must re
main close friends. The declaration of
the purposes of this government in the
resolution of April 20, 1808, must be
made good. Ever uitico the evacuation
of the island by tho army of Spain, the
'xecutivo, with all practicable speed,
nae ueun assisting us people by suc
cessive bteps necessary to tho establish
ment of a free and independent govern
ment prepared to assume and perform
the obligations of international law
'which now rests upon the Unjted States
GASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Sears the
Signature
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
GASTORIA
AAV
under tho treaty of Paris. Tho con
vention elected by tho people to frame a
constitution Is approaching tho com
pietlon of Its labors. Tho transfer of
American control to tho new Kovern
ment is of such isrent importance, In
volving an obligation resulting from our
intervention and the treaty of peace,
that I am glad to be advised by the
recent act of congiess of the policy which
tho legislative branch of the govern
ment deems essential to the best inter
ests of Cuba and the United States. The
principles which led to our intervention
require that tho fundamental law upon
which the new government rests should
he adapted to secure a government
capable of performing the duties and
discharging the functions of a separate
nation, of observing its international
obligations, of protecting life and
property, insuring order, safety and lib
erty, and conforming to the established
and historical policy of the Unittd
States in its relations to Cuba."
NO WAlt AGAINST 1'IMl'IItO.S.
Our Bellied purpose towa'rds the Philip
pine islands is thuB presented :
"The settled purpose, long ago pre
vailed, to afford the Inhabitants of the
islands self-government as fast as they
are ready for it, will be pursued with
earnestness and fidelity. Already some
thing has been accomplished in this
direction. The government's repre
sentatives, civil and military, are doing
faithful and noble work in their mission
of emancipation, and merit the approval
and support of their countrymen. The
most liberal terms of amnesty have al
ready been communicated to the in
surgents, and the way is still open for
those who have raised their arms against
the government for honorable submission
to its authority. Our countrymen should
not be, deceived. We are not v. aging
war against the inhabitants of the
Philippine islands. A portion of them
are making war against the United
States. By far the greater part of the
inhabitants recognize American sover
eignty and welcome it as a guaranty of
good order and security of life, property,
liberty, freedom of conscience and the
pursuit of happiness. To them full
protection will bo given. They shall
not be abandoned. We will not leave
the destiny of the loyal millions in the
islands to the disloyal thousands who
are in rebellion against the United
States. Order under civil institutions
will come as soon as those who now
break the peace shall keep it. Force
will not be needed or used when those
who make war against us shall make it
no more. May it end without further
bloodshed, and there be ushered in the
reign of peace to be made permanent by
a government of liberty under tho law."
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New
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Arabian and
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Regular value
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New
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Poplins.Crepes,
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New
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April Fashion Sheets of
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HEAVY WELT PIQUES,
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The very latest
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No. 4. ' east anil southeast.
, Ptiget Sound Express
U;30 P.M. for Tacoma and Seattle
, and Intermediate points
No. 3.
00 A. M.
Pullman tlrst-class and tourist sleepers to
Minneapolis, St. Paul and Missouri river points
without change.
Vostlbuled trains. Uuion depot connections
In all principal cities.
Ilaggago checked to destination of tickets,
For handsomely illusuatod descriptive mutter,
tickets, sleeping-car reservations, etc., call ou or
wrlto ,
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent. 255 MorriJ
son Street, comer Third, Portland Oregon,
5
L. Lane,
GENERAL
1
Wagon and Carriage Work.
Fish Brother' Wagon.
Third aud Mewii, Plioiic 159
Administrator's Notioe.
Notice is hereby xlvcu that tho undersigned
has been duly appointed bv tho County Court
of Wasco County, Oregon, administrator of tho
estate of P, T, Sharp, deceased. All persons
having claims against the estalo are hereby to.
qulied to present the same to me, duly verified,
in italics city, oregou, wiliuu six moniiis irom
tho date hereof,
Dated January 12, 1U0O.
JI5 W, 11, SHARP, Administrator,
lira mm
BiacKsmnn
ANDees
Horsesnoer
SPECIAL
Next
Thursday,
Friday and
Saturday.
yard-
yard;
Pickwick
Suits
for Stout Men
Special
$10.00.
Q yard.
Worth from one-
Silk Stocks.
fourth to one-half
as much again.
ideas
Watch for
Window Display
CO.
NEW SPRING SUITS
now being opened.
SOUTH and EAST via
Shasta Route
Trains leave The Dalles for Portland and way
stations at 4:2o a. in. and 3 p. m.
Leave Portland S:30am
" Albany 12:30 a in
Arrive Ashland 12:33 a m
" Sacramento 5:00 p m
" San Francisco 7:15 pin.
7:00pm
10:50 p m
11:30 am.
4,35am
S:15a m
Arrive Ogdon
" Denver
" Kansas City.
" Chicago .....
5: 1.5 a m
. 'J:00 a in
7:25 a m
7:15 a m
11:15 am
9:00am
7:25 a ni
U:30am
Arrive Los Angeles 1:20 p m
" El Paso , 6:00 p m
" Fort Worth 0:30 am
. " City of Mexico y:5oam
" Houston 1:00 a m
" New Orleans , 6:25 am
" Washington 6:12 am
" New York 12: 13 p m
7:00 a m
6:00 p m
6;30am
9:55 a m
1:00 am
6:25 pm
6-12 a m
12:13 p m
Pullman aud Tourist cars on both trains
Chair cars Sacramento to Ogdeu and El Paso,
and tourist cars to Chicago, st Louis, New Or
leans aud Washington.
Conuectlns; at San Francisco with several
steamship lines for Honolulu, Japan, China,
Philippines, Central aud South America.
See agent at The Dalles station, or add. us
C. H. MARKHAM,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Or
. S. SCHIMCK,
President.
M.vx A.
VO0T.
Cashier
First National Bank.
THE DALLES - - - OREGON
A General Banking Business transacted
Deposits received, subject to Sight
Draft or Check.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on dav of collection.
Sight and Telegraphic Exchange sold oa
New York, San Francisco and Port
land.
niRBOTOKS.
D. P. Thompson. Jno. S. Sohimok
Kd. M. Williams, Gko. A. Libbi.
H. M. Bhall.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOE.
Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned
has bieu duly appointed by the county court ot
tho State of Oregon for Wasco county, itdmluls.
tutrix of the estate ol John Dalr.viuple,deceased.
All persons having claims against said estatu
are hereby required to piesent tho same to mo,
properly verltted, s by law required, at my rest
ile i ice on tho t'loyd ranch, live miles from
Dalles City, or at theolllce of lleu'iett .V Hlitnott,
within six months from tho date hereof,
Dated this 2Ut day of February, UHH
A (INKS DAl.lt YMPl.K,
Administratrix o! Ihe estate ot John Dulrym
pie, deceased, ibiJL
SHIRTS
Souinern Pacific Co