$iy Dulles mxmkk. VOL. XIII THE DALLES, OREGON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1901. MO. 182 fnCASTQRU lanaamm aaaaawanwawaah wanjaawaaawnaaa . laami Promotes mss and Best. Opium .McMphine florMtacusL 'OT "NAMCOTIC. -ar.J Bk Aperfecl Remedy f orConstipa non , Sour Stonach.Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions ,feMerish ness and LOSS OF SUEBP. Facsimile Signeture of BORNE TO THE CAPITOL Remains of the President Taken From Buffalo Large Crowds Along the Route. Wasiiingtox, Sept. 18. Through a living lane of bareheaded people ftretch lag from Buffalo up over the Alleghaniee Own into the broad valleve of tba Sus quehanna and the city 00 the baoke of tbe shinin Potomac, the Nation's mar tyred president today made his last jour ney to the seat of the government over which he presided for four years and a half. The whole country seemed to bare draine i its population at toe sides of the tck over which the (unerol train PeM'd. The tbia llnea through the mountains and the sparsely settled districts tircsened as the little hamlets suddenly Kiev to the proportions of tMpictkble cities, and ware coojtregated late vast multitudes in the largest cities. Work wai) euspei.dad in field en i mine deity. The scbo4s were dismissed. Everywhere appeared the trappings and okoneofwoe. Mlliiooa of Aagat haW sstdo ted billaldea and vel-y. and thicket of color over the eUiea. d from almost every banner etreamed Wt of . m pe. The autioas were heavy h the black symbol of mourning. At ) the irr towns and cities, after the 7n ll into Pennsylyanla. mlttllemen Jen up at "present arms kept back snormoos crowds. The silence with Won the countless tbooeandf viewed remains of their bate JMtd martyr Mm opptaaaivp and proiROmd. Oslythe rombllngofibanwi, wheels, " 'c9a and the dolaial telling f the balls, broke upon 4nvaig. At vvMllaaagaart. Herrlabarg Ba tlmore, the ebieees frieyod ael Newman's oppmgiyow. Take ptor, the jueraaw emsae area the uiarkbl A --- adaml- r" iMMontl as to his grave. Ca ACT COPY Or WRAPPER. 2bad an opnertsjeaty ap The Kind Yea Haw Always Bought Bears the a; In Use For Over Thirty Years Aileg Aaerefel.t ta Jail. Pbilaublpiiia. Bant. 16. Five men were arrested in Fairmcnnt Park last night charged with conspiring against the laws of the country by attempting to bold an alleged anarchist meeting. At first 1 bey denied tbat there was to be any meeting, bot when they were con fronted by a postal card, signed by one of them, calling for a meeting in tbs park, they claimed tbat the gathering was not to be of an anarchistic nature. The call waa issued by toe Northwestern branch of tbe 1 ocialist party. They were bold in 6C0 bail each for a further bearing. The men arrested are C F. Scbeide, Arthur Shaw, Conrad Warner, John Erring and Fred Miller. Clothing Ceagat aire. lKDEPSD8Nca. Or., fcept. 16. The dress of Miss Florence Winnifred, of King's VeHev. caught fire at tbe Burton hopyard, two miles cortb of this city, late Saturday evening, and burned net tn a terrible manner. She was im mediately brought to this city, where medical aid con Id be secured, and there is a proueMe chance of ber recovering. She ts about elgbteej ysre of age, and owing to br parents being in meager circumstances, a purse of $76 was made op io tbe hopyard and turned over to them. " . If von are going to tbe Portland car nival or to the state fair at Salem, take tbe Bailey Or a art, leaving The HeUee at 6:30 p. m., and view the grandest scenery in tbe world. Manic, meals and tbe moat commodious boat on the river. lis pleasure to ride on this boat. Psa erngers visiting Port'and can, II tney wlsb, secure sleeping accommodations and ramsln on the BaUey Getxert over nlafet. which would save" them going Im mediately to a hotel on their arrival in Portland. . Semi annual opening of fall millinery .t CawmbeU A Wilson Millinery Parlors rueeder and Wednesday, Bapt. I6tb sad ifrh. fTp-to-date etylee and a. a ill 1 afi tbe latest neveHiee wui wa . A general legation to esteadod. tf Clark and Fa be Jest received iesi Una effraeh Veten topers sd do- in W i isiat ismasrema eteeeatepa. mww ii i - TUasce. SmlSLtSSi Can JpBsafWsaV Safcjmf f aamml IKt&QQt DTtf i kit A CASTORIA NEW PRESIDENTS POLICY ANNOUNCED Developed by Presideet McKlalty Will Be Cleaely Fetlawed by Mr. BcfTALO, Sept. 16 President Roose velt has outlined, in soma detail, the policy be will follow daring his incum bency of office. When be took (he oath of effiee be stated witb much definite- ee: "It shall be my aim to continue absolutely unbroken tbe policy of Presi dent MeKinley for tbe peace (and be emphasised that word), prosperity snd honor of the country." Yesterday tbe president gathered to gether some personal friends in Buffalo and l bote members of tbe cabinet who were here, and gave to tbem such ideas as be bad already formulated for tba conduct of public affaire and bis own policy. In no sense were they divergent from what has been understood as Mr. MeKinley 'e policy . A mong tbe feat ores of this policy as outlined to tbe presi dent's friends are . A more liberal and extensive reci procity in the purchase and tale of com modities, so tbat the over production of tbia country can bs disposed of by fair and equitable arrangements with foreign eocntriee. The abolition entirely of commercial war witb other coootriee and. tbe adop tion of reciprocity treaties. Tbe abolition of sacb tariff on foreign goods as are no longer needed for revenue, tf such abolition can be hsd without barm to oer industries end labor. Tbe establishment of direct com mercial tinea between the eastern coast of tbe United 8tates and the porta in Booth America, and the Pacific Coast norm of Mexico, Central America and South America. The encouragement of tbe merchant marine and tbe building of abipa which shall carry tbe American flag and be owned and controlled bv Americans snd American capital. Tbe building and completion as soon aa possible of tbe Isthmian canal, so as to give direct water communication to the coasts of Central America, South America and Mexico. Tbe construction of a cable owned by the government, connecting oar main land witb our foreign possessions, notably Hawaii and tbe Philippines. Tbe use of conciliatory methods of arbitration In all disputes with foreign nations, so as to avoid armed strife. Tbe protection of tbe ssviags of tbe people la banks and in other forms of investments, by tbe preservation of tbe commercial prosperity of the country and the placing is positions of trust of men of only the highest Integrity. CBelSTses arrestee aix Yeere eg a. Haw Yoxx, Sept. 16- Leon Caelgoas was arrested six years ego at Daryea, Pa. charged witb aa attempt to blow op tbe bones of a Polish Catholic priest, ac cording to a special from Scran ton, Pa., to the World. Many sticks of dynamite with cape and wirss vrre found In bis trunk. Tbs same spaniel says : Whan the news of President Mc Kuslev't death eras reported the anarchists held a big ratification. rsaaeCJass tm Oteee. WAsatnarov, Sept. 16.-Acting Post maeter.Qeaeral Bballeaberg, today Is sued tbe foilewiag order : "Oat of r septet to tbe memory of oer lata oraotdent. ail neotasacsc will be Closed Thursday. September 19th. after 16 o'clock e. ay." CHAMCC TO BUY A MOMC- k nodv of 4K acres ill bo Mag to test p being seme thirty . r forty Seweoga aa tho treat end smelt reeelsi adeems ffeafamaaBBBl Saaaaamm 00 SeaVT' peVmg W wWaamfcsw "pwraa - - aa m al A M Irani W,yl.sflp New Garments New Walking 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, $1.95 to $16.00 Be sure and see our Re versible Walking Skirt, virtually two skirts in one $10.00 A. M. Bates ta Paa-aaaarlean Bxpeeitla. Bound-trip rates via O. B. A N. from The Dliee, $81.90. Tickets on sate first and third Tuesdsys during June, July, August, September and October jeood for continuous paasage going on date of sale. Bstoro limit thirty days from data of sale.- Stop-overs will be allowed wast of Missouri river or St. Paul oa return trip within ii'uitof ticket. Arrangements ean be made by apply ing to agent O. B. A S. Co., The Dalles, cuereby tickets will be honored on lass steamers la one or both directions be tween Detroit and Buffalo. tf . J a mt IacLAan, Agent TREASURER'S. FIFTH NOTICE. Statu or Obxoon, Tbuascby Dipt J Salem, Sept. 12. 1901. f Notice Is hereby given tbet there -ere funds in tbe treasury witb which to re deem all outstanding state warrants drawn on the state scalp bounty fend and endorsed "Presented and not paid for waat af fends" prior to January 1, 1661. All such warrant, properly en dorsed, wili.be paid upon presettetlon st this office. Interest thereon erasing from aad after this date. CliAM. 8. MOORE, tle-w State Treasurer. Geo. W. Lena, Pewamd, Mich., writes : "Your Kedot Dyspepsia Care Is the best remedy for Indigestion and stomach trouble tbat I aver need. For years I suffered from dyspepsia, at timet com polling me to stay In had aad causing mo untold agony. I am completely cored be Kegel Dyspepsia Care. Io ll t$ r4fw$$$ JglO $$sVsW I always efsW to pey fa? it if It false. Thee far I have flavor Cififjpy A Wa P. 0. Fhermooy. Hear efttew are eo presrrlaiag CsM Dyspepsia Core regularly bavlag fptttiw ttfc ffc to pw$sg$lpk)io they coa write newsm ft lathe ogs efseedbMeUuiedeodtfth saatl gaMejjt da wagm MaT While our stock U not yet complete in 'this department, in certain lines, however, we are able to make a very interesting showing especially so in Jackets. We urge all to come and gee 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 tans, modes, browns, oxfords, reds and black. The trimmings consist of stitching, cord in ga 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 $5 to $16 New TAMSvt in the popular woolly kind. White, gray, Skirts. red and blue ; Special 50c Williams Ws operate a PLUMBING, TIN and BIOYOLB SHOP. All orders entrusted io us will have prompt attention. TOT DALJJB8. F. S. GUiHHIflO. Uackimith. Honetboer and Wagon-maker pea, Slert. WaHla, aalea, Sartefi aad ateoawaltti Snmths timmymM . n' miii.1itM mt mt wv m$&m aiggiieaia,msiuii. In tKe h- w Ladles Department NEW HATS for Boys in the Clothing Store, pop ular pearl Golfs at $1:26 and 2.00. We have all sizes. (SI Co. OBIQON. 8abacrlba fbr The Obyoaide. Sf4f ZJ" the observation ear MM J "tea traia. sww wa asm aprssr Wtf HrKaal va Wjjf I eeoUveUbyiwe1aseasaeV.sl 6Ma giii