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THI DALLES. OREGON, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 16. 1901.
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PROCLAMATION
OF ROOSEVELT
Thursday To Be Observed as a Day
of Prayer.
Milbubn House, Buffalo, Sept. 14.
President Roosevelt tonight issued the
following proclamation :
"By the president of the United States,
a proclamation : A terrible bereavement
hai befallen oar people. The president
of the Uoited State, bee been struck
down; a crime committed net only
against the chief magistrate bat against
vsry law abiding and liberty loving
citii-n. President McKinley crowned a
life of largest lore of his fellowmes, of
most earnest endeavor for their welfare,
by a death of Christian fortitude; and
both the way in which be devoted his
tile and the way in which, in the
opreme hour of trial, he met bis death,
111 remain forever a precious heritage
of onr people, n a mert that we, as a
nation, express onr abiding love and
reverence for his life, onr deep sorrow
for hi untimely death.
"Now, t berafoM, I Theodore Boosevelt,
president of the Uoited States of
America, do appoint Thursday next,
Jjptember 18, the day on whteb the
tody of the deed president will be laid
Xl ,u "t rtbly resting place, as a day
mu"iog and prayer throughout the
United States. I earnestly recommend
Jbat all the people aetsrople on that day
their respective planes of divine
"hiP, there to bow dense in sob
JUsioo to the wit) of Almighty God and
J Pey out of fail hearts their boasege of
"d reference to the greet end good
President wooes death bee anaUten eke
"Hon with bitter grief.
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"By the
"Joae Hev,
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the Peopl. J
third time within the history of the
United States it people are in mourning
over the death of their president by
means of an assassin's ballet. Daring
en era of profound peace, when onr
people are in the enjoyment of en era of
unex mpled proeperity, and while ming
ling freely with ail classes of the people
whose interests be had labored iuopar
partially to promote, the hand of the
treacherous- assassin, which was ex
tended in proteased friendship, com
mitted one of the foulest deeds tbst will
ever darken the pages of the world's
history. Our beloved President, William
McKinley, is deed, and in this boor of
National afniotiou the grief which over
spreads the entire nation is shared by
the people of Oregon, with bowed beads
and sorrowing hearts.
"The mortal remains of President Mc
Kinley will be leid to-rest at Canton, O.,
on Thursday, September 19, end in re
r-nect to bis memory, I recommend that
on that day all public and private busi
ness be suspended, ea far as possible,
that flag be placed at half-meat, that
the people meet in their reepective
places of public worship to ask for that
National consolation which can only
come from Almighty God, and that at
the bonr of the funeral all church bells
throughout the state be' tolled as an
epreesion of the grief which weighs upon
oar hearts as we pass through this
shadow if National bereavement.
By the Governor, T. T. Gaea,
"F. I. Doeeaa, Secretary of Stele."
If vou are coin to the Portland ear
nlvel or to the State fair at Salem, take
the Bailey Ga'swt, leering The Dalles
at 8:80 p. an., and view the grandest
scenery in the world. Music, meals end
the Boost eomwjodioos boat on the river.
If pies sure to ride on that boat. Pas-
sengers vfcrtiag Port'and eeb, if they
wiab. tec ore donning accommodations
ead remain on the Bailey Gat sort over
night , which would save these going im
mediately te a betel on their arrival ia
Portland. ltlw
Kami annual ononis of fall mlMlnery
at the Campbell A Wilson BHlisnery
frWiosa Tuesday and Wain saner.
lath aad ITib. ltodeto etywe and
aU fba toteet novaiUee wUlbeshasra.
Death Caeaed by Gaagreae Arwaad tae
SresMch Weaed Peesiafllty ef
the Ballet Havieg Beea fattened
BurrAi.o, Sept. 14. The following re
port ef the autopsy upon the renaeies of
Preeident McKinley was issued at 5
o'clock, and wee signed by thirteen
physic Is ds
The bullet wbioh struck aver the
; breast hone did not paee through the
skin and did little nana. The other
ballet passed through both walla of the
stomach near Its lower border. Both
holes were found to.be perfectly closed
by the stitches, bat the tissue Around
each bole bad become gaagrenouei After
passing through the stomach the bullet
paeaed into the beck walls of the
! abdomen, bitting and tearing the upper
end of the kidney. Thia portion Of the
ballet's track wee also grngrenous the
gangrene involving the pancreas. The
ballet has not yet been found. There
! was no sign of peritonitis or disease of
other organs. The heart walls were very
thin. There was no evidence of any at.
tempt at repair oa the pert of nature,
and death revolted from tne gangrene
which affected the stomach around the
ballet wounds, s? well as the tissues
around the further coarse of tad ballet.
Death was unavoidable by any surgical
or medical treatment, and was toe
direct result of the ballet wound.
Pelley of reesieeat eeevett.
Buffalo, Sept. 14. Immediately for
lowing the dispersing of the spectators
after the taking of the oath of office the
president asked the
to confer with him. The
lasted vary nearly two hours and
when it was finished the preeident said
New Garments
Dpt4rtmait
to the associated press representative :
"Following the brief statement I
when taking the oath, that I would sol
low the administration lines laid do wi
by President McKinley, I requested the
members of the cabinet who were
ent te remain in their positions, at least
for the present. They have assured
that tby will, and I may say that I
have assarance also from the absent
members."
Inquiry was made of the preeident as
to whether an extra eaesion of oongress
would be called by him, and be said that
there was no faodnmentel law requiring
the calling of nongrses together open the
succession of. a vice preeident to the
presidency, end thai after consultation
with the cabinet members they bad de
cided that no snob extra session would
be called.
Ifelag.
German Syrup is the special prescrip
tion of Dr. A. Bosenee, a celebrated Ger
man physician, end is acknowledged to
be one of the most fortunate discovert s
le medicine. It quickly cures Googhe,
Colds and all Long troubles of the
severest nature, removing, ee It deee, the
cause of the affection end leasing the
parts in a strong and bealtby condition.
t is not an experimental madicine, bat
bee stood the test of years, giving satis
faction in svery caae, which Me rapidly
Inereeelng tale every saaaaa confirms.
Two million bottles sold annually.
Basebees Gar man Syrup wee introduced
la the United States la 1888. and Is now
sold in svery town aad villege ia the
civilised world. Three doses will relieve
any ordinary enogb. Price 78
Get Green's arise almanac. Clarke A
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TO (SUV A HOME-
ef . lend peer An-
While our stock is not yet complete in this dopartmont, in certain
lines, however, we are able to make a very interesting showing
especially so in Jackets. We urge all to come and see them.
The new lengths 36 and 42-inch in the half-fitting and
Raglan backs, are receiving many compliments. These stylish
garments may be had in Kerseys and Venetians in the various
popular shades of the season tane, modes, browns, oxfords, reds
and blaok. The trimmings consist of stitching, cordings and
stitched bands of the same material, also velvet collars and large
fancy pearl buttons.
Some particularly favor the yoke back.
36 and 42-inch, $12 to $30. 27-inch Coats from $ to $16
New Walking Skirts.
A large and very attract
ive line in the new fall
Walking Skirts to select
from. They come in ox
fords, tans' black and
brown in kerseys, mel
tons, coverts and cheviots,
$1.06 to $10.00
Be sure and see our Re
wemible WsdKing
Skirt, virtually two
skirts in one...... $10.00
New
TAMS
in the popular
woolly kind.
White, grey,
red end bloe;tf
Special 30cl
NEW HATS
for Boy
in the Clothing Store, pop
ular pearl Golfs at $1:25
and 2.00.
We have all sixes.
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Bound-trip rates vie O. B. A N. from
The Dalles, fSl-90. Tickets on sale flrst
and third Tuesdays during Jane, Jaly,
August, September end October .good for
cmtleuous peessgs going on dale of sale,
fixture limn thirty days from data of
sale. Stop-overs will be allowed west of
Missouri river or St. Paul on return trip
within limit of ticket.
Arrangements nan ha made by apply,
lag to agent O. B. A V. Co., The Dallas,
cuereby tickets will he honored oa. lake
steamers la oae or both direst leas be
tween Detroit end Buffalo.
tf James Isslaxd, Agent
TREASURER'S FIFTH NOTICE.
Statu or Oexoox, TacAsuav Darr ,1
Halem, Sept. it, 1901. j
notice Is hereby giveo tbet there ere
funds la the treasury with which to r
deem all outstanding state warrants
drawn on the state scalp bounty fund
led "Presented and not pe
for waet of funds" prior to Jaaoary 1,
lflOl. All each warrant, properly ea
dorsad, will he paid aeon preeeatetlon
at this eelce. interest thereon eeeelag
from aad after this date.
CHA8. 8. MOOBE,
14-Sw State Treasurer.
Gee. W. Lena, Peweme, Mieh., writes
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reesedy lor indigestion aad stem sab
trouble thai I ever ased. For years I
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