wiwwrr 6iw-fw. i.t - CAPTTAT JOURNAL t'AttWfrftfcWA a 4$ i u a skis oiaw-x-fll ASSOCIATE tKES8 DAILY. JL'JKM MiSXMi -JhtUu Capitttt tTWfMt$, ftnllu Capital kfoimml JtjJJ "---,---J- Jl " -" IJ - - - -' ii.U, .Jt, l !, i-i - - . , , g , u. - - - - - - - -- - - - -- ' VOTji tf NO. II i nun il.R 'T MMENSE LINE Oli1 S'H'OE'S the m m wl COM IS IN AND SEE THEM. E.T.BARNES "" GRAY wmm l WAGON Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements Latest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices. W. Cor. Slate and Llbprlv Sti. SALEM, OREGON T'flE.FSfllRSIORE For Bargains SEE - OUR - HOLLIDAY - LINE. "Wo sell silver dollars for 99c.and everything else in proportion. 214 COMMERCIAL STREET. HERE IS A GOOD THING PUSH IT ALONG. ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT t-SlOJOO ANY SUIT.' OR" OVERCOAT X.3ST OTXJES, aSTOSEMES $iooo?- Just Think of It. JTuat Think of It. $11, $1S, $10.50, $20,$32.50land $25. They ??o for $10. Wo haveTno excuse for have the moneyiln ourlflst Wevelfustrecelvcy25 Prince Albert suits. They're marked 0. They go durlngl this salcumat $10. G. W.JOHNSON & SON. NEW AT IT '. BROS.. in Everything, this great feast. Onlywe must before you take the clothes. S 1 ARTS ? assets (7f llio Lnfo Hln(o Irioiirmico Company PILRD BY HK0E1VER E. 0. QILTNER A Grand Total In Shown ot tho Sum ol Hfl,lklO. KJniond 0. Olllnor, recolvor, today filed wjth Mr. Elilon, olork of tho cir cuit court, Ills Inventory of the asseta of the Btute Insurance company. INVKNTOIIY OK AHSUTS, Cash In olllce.. . $ 70 07 Uasii In First Nat'l bank... ViH 62 iteul estate loans 02,033 65 Ileal i-state 83.7SM 10 Laud In UmiUlllu Co 1,503 00 Laud In Umutllla (Jo 1,070 70 66 norm 0.1 and Elizabeth (Jlmpmun d. I. c,, Marlon couuty 1,100 00 Lands und lorn, Lincoln county . . 617 70 Lots Astoria and Port An geles 178 10 Personal jaud collutorul so curlty loans 4,474 74 School bonds . 6,000 00 ill lis receivable taken for flro risks 176,860 22 Hchool orders 1,703 83 Ledger balances, uncollected premluuiB and balances duo from agenta 24,872 62 Personal property, otllco furniture, ilxturo and library 1,180 76 Total .$840,170 40 HEAL ESTATE LOANS. M & F M Bntltli $ A W Mlze WT Foster Forbes Williamson Albert E Rosser 126 00 80 00 260 00 600 00 240 00 , 60 00 10,000 00 1,1100 00 10,000 00 200 00 800 00 400 00 SCO 00 1,200 00 1,000 00 1,600 00 2.000 00 Tuos and Authouy La Lond. J II Dickenson. -. ........ B F and B J Bapp Albert W and Floru B Bash.. Ilobt B and Baruu Ramsey JL il Brldgeford aud wife..... G W Ellis Wra L Bench 8 A Crisp Alice I French aud husbuud. OH French Hoier Buckley Catholio Bishop of Ntsquully D II und A E Bigelow F E and D W luman J N aud Hannah Laugsjoru. OF Klbler J 11 Dickenson . .. Muble A and O M Lockwood J Ileukeu . J II Dlokeuson . . Bulcui Motor Railway. . .6,000 04 3.UW VO 1,(K)0 00 1,000 00 726 00 1,400 00 1,626 45 460 00 1040 00 35,833 10 8,200 00 000 00 016 00 2,000 00 Juson Corbln and O P Lacy. A B MoMlllen aud wife. Nets Lunbe G R and Annlo Mullius. (02,033 65 Of thu abovo notes secured by real estate mortgages ouough aro on deposit; with the stute treasurer of Washington to niaiio good a deposit of 50,000 re. quired to do business In that state. l'KUSONAIi AND COLLATKltAL LOANS. A McKlnnle 5 250 00 Win Townsend und Lewis Pet tyjohn 70 60 W T Helm 37 05 Jas A Anderson ...... .. 05 00 T J Cromse 200 01 Al W aud W J Herreu 407 05 EOLuko 125 00 Cdas Umbaok und W K Barry 232 41 G W Wallace 25 00 Jas Iledmund 00 70 City of Port Townsend 102 30 WBMotl. n ?. J B Metzter et nl ii ii 670 70 000 00 000' 00 EOFergusou 43 10 G B Cornelius - 65 00 H B Jordan 142 00 FA Turner 120 00 Farmero & Mer. Ins. Co 100 00 E O Walling AJohn Maltbry.. 127 65 A W Olesy 284 76 Total 14474 74 A KKOEIVEIl'S STATEMENT JJ Is attached as follews: "Tula Inventory so fur us It pertains to personal and col lateral security loans, school bonds, bills receivublo taken for risks, aud school orders taken for risks and ledger balances has been taken from the books of tho Btate Insurance Co. But as soon as possible your receiver will Hie bis supplementary report, giving said Items correctly, exactly and also veri fying other items of this report," EOMOND C. GlfcTNKB, Receiver. Populist Mkktjnci. An eflort was made to organize a Populist club at Rosedale school house Wednesday night, Tho attendance was small, only nine being uresent, and the mat. ter of organization was deferred. It Is the intentlou to organize clubs at Rose dale, Prospect Hill, Fulrvlew, Bqulrrol Hill and Peltijuhu's school uouso. Tem Aches Of good land under cultivation, house, barn, well, some fruit all for $450 It taken at once. E. O. Mlotoo, room 1 Postofllce block. liWENTORY 01 m 11 10 Two More I&ofWnr Will lie pill. AVIUOraiA FIU LOWEST BIDDER Hm FrABclfscof Will Probably JiiilM OiioUf Thorn. Washington, jtf&v. 80. There were two surprises whoa' bids for the build ing of two big battle ships authorized by tho last Gougrett'.were opened At tho navy department .today, A southern ship building coneern underbid nil competitors, aortu ajnd west, for build ing these boats on plans drawn up by navy departments. The new boats ' will be of about 10,000 tons dleplaceiaeht.but will really be larger than the Iowa, the largoat of the battleships, now tinder construc tion. Cramp k Sons, offered to con struct one on the department's plan for $2,820,000; two for (2,760,000 each. The Union Iron Works, of 'Ban Franclsoo, bid on tbo department's plans: Ono ship, $2,740,000; for two ships, each, f2,'000,OOO. The Newport news ship building and dry dock uompanv, of Virginia, put In a straight bid of $2,860,000 for one, and $2,260,000 eaob for two boats. As tho law roqulres ono of the ships to go to tho Pacific coast If price Is rea souuble, thore is llttlo doubt but Union Iron Works will roceiyo the contract for ut least one ship. FROM OREOON CITIES. woodiioiIn. Miss Glara Bcott, of Salem, spent lust Baturday aud Sundays In Woodburn, tho guest of Mrs. W. Ii. Toozo. Miss Kate Barnes wont to Portland last Saturday morning. Bho will probably remain durlnx the winter. B. I. GuIm returned Wednesday morning from a ten days trip luto Cal ifornia. fzX Mr. Rolit. Hay spent Thanksgiving among his many Corvallla friends. Miss Bessie Betltemeler and Mr. Wm. Ogle students of Willumotto Univer sity camohomo to Bpend Thanksgiving. Tho ball given by tho Woodmon on Thursday evening wub well attended. Hon. Dave Loouey, of Jefferson, spent part of Thursday aud Friday the guest of Walter L. Toozo. J. Rarueu returned homo Wedncs. day morning after nn nbeonco of ovor a mouth. Ho has been on n business trip through tho Southern states for Walter L. Tooz9. Mr. Cb aa. Johnson, employeo at tho asylum, was In attendance at tho Woodmen ball Thursday evening. ASHLAND. S. J. Tutthll went over Into Blsklyou county this week on business rotating to maohino and milling plants want ing his water motor. Miss Carrlo Cowles, who has been visiting her slstor, Mrs. Dr, Lappeud, in California, for several months, re turned home last Baturday, W. B. Beebe, tho popular railroad man formerly employed by the B. P. at ABhland, is now located at Marsh field, Coos county. Miss Molllo Barueburg, J. A. Whit man aud J, E. Enyart, of Medford, were up to atteud the ball Wednesday evening, Mrs. J. H. Page accompanied hereon Fred as far south as Medford on his trip Into the valley Wednesday, G. W. Johnson, tho assayer, has re turned from the Bteamkoat mine. P. E. Devlin, of Jacksonville, came up to attend tho ball Wednesday. J. K. Van Bant returned to Ashland Tuesday evening from Sacramento. Miss Belle Willis arrived from Rose burg Wednesday and Is visiting Miss Carrlo Roper. Mrs. O. E. Porter went to Dunsmulr to visit her daughter, Miss Edith, for n fow days. LKItANON. E. P. Wallace, ot Amity, is here Un IshlUK up his house, the first one north of B. M. Douaca's. E. E. Montague and family spent Thanksgiving in Lebanon will) Mr. and Mrs. C, B. Montague. Geo. Keeoh, after taking a lay-oft for some time, has resumed his position as station agent ut Tallman. Rev. Molloy of this place and Rev, Futrell of Dallas have agreed to ex change pastorates. They will make rnifM cm wi VICTORIOUS UU11 I, the change. 1,1 1 11,1 ii Fj Drowned ami Frozen In (he OilcBfm Storm. GREATEST OF DISTRESS PREVAILS Crow of tho Ship Itcllo O'lirlon Aro Saved Rkrlin, Nov. 30. Five hundred deaths resulted from tho sovero storm recently In Odessa, Russia. Tho vic tims wero drowned aud frozen. Great distress prevails throughout tho Btorm swept country. Plymouth, Nov. 80. Tho British steamer, Roue Morrau, arrived here and landed the captain and 18 of the crow of tho American ship Bella O'Brien, of Thomaston, Me., owned by E. O'Brien, which foundered 180 mllea northweet of Kerry-head. Blx mem bers of tho O'Brien crew reached Kerry head In a boat Saturday morning after having sullered greatly from hunger and thirst. HoWi Must Die. Philadelphia, Nov. Judge Ar nold today refused to grant a new trial to H. H. Holmes, the convicted murderer or B. F. PIctzol In this city, September SI, '94, and Bentonced him to death. FHOM OREGON CITIES. btayton. W. H. Quconor raado a buBlnoss trip to Albany Tuesday. Chester Mack nud Edgar Watters returned Tuesday from Bodavlllo to spond Thanksgiving. Ed, Trask was down from Fox Val ley Wednesday on business. W. W. E'der made a business trip to Mebama Friday. Henry Keeno has creoted a large tower for a windmill. Hadtey Hobson waa down from Mehama Monday on business, P. P. Crabtree waa ovor from hie ranch Tuesday on business. Mrs. J. Kltchona was visiting In Albiny last weok. amity. A. B. Watt and family went to For est Grove Wednesday toBpsnd Thanks giving. J. M. Fink and wlfo spent Thanks giving with their children and friends In MoMlunvlllo. Married, at tho rcoldonco of tho bride's parents near Wheatland, Nov. 20, 1805, by Rev. G. W. Branson, Mr. J.H. Shipley to Miss E. G. Smith, both of Yamhill county. The happy couplo will reside near Wheatland. Geo Patty, of this city, aud Miss Anna Mlddleton, of Polk county, were united in the holy bounds of wedlock In the Presbyterian church, at Dallas, by Rev. Whitman, tbo pastor, on Wednesday, Novembor 20, 1805. NuvrMEita. Mrs. M. Hill aud dnughter Buoln oamo home Monday after a continued Visit neur Amity. Mrs. A. W, Rees and daughter Georgia camo over from Scott's Mills to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs.Rees' pareutB. Uuolo John Hauion is down from Balem, visiting with his dnughter,Mrs. T. II. Gardner. MUs Sargent's parents, Mr. aud Nrs. Wm. Bargeut of Bulem camo down Wednesday aud attended tho muslcaie in tho nvenlnir. Mrs. Mury Allouuud daughter Edna returned from Portland last Saturday, where they had been visiting with friends In the city. Moses Holllisgsworth went to Port land last week to see his daughter Mrs. Nichols who he found to bo quite sick. A card received by him this week says she is still no bettor. The Woodmon elected tho following officers for tho ensuing term, last Mou day evening Caunsel commandor, Calvin HUnley; Llulonant advisor, I, E, Holt; Banker, J. G. Hadley; clerk, G. W. Mitchell; escort, W. T. Maoy; watchman, R, Cooper; sentinel, U. F, Moore; manager, W. T. Button; Physi cian, Dr. H. J. LlttMold. A Life 8kntknoe. Mrs. Hanna, who killed Mr. Hyatt, waa brought to Bajem from Albany today to serve a life sentence. DUD m Hlfiliest of all lit Leavening 1'owca Royal U3&&&& AB4QI.UTEE.Y PUHE ENGLAND BACKS DOWN nun 1110 uunuoai unau is ' Called Back. THE POWERS ARE NOT AGREED And the Sultan Shows tho Enemy His Teeth. Constantinople, Nov. 80. After alt tho war-like talk of yesterday the British ambassador, Blr Philip Currlo, has baoked down. Tho British gun boat Drlad has been ordered back to Balonlca. This looks very much aa If the sultan was well Informed when ho persisted in holding out nualnst the domands of Great Britain, Russln, Italy, and Austria, on tho grouud that tho powers are not In accord, und that tho dissenting powers wero behind Abduo Hamld in the stand ho has taken. Government Finances. Washington, Noy. 80. The forth coming statement of receipts and ex penditures of tho government will show that during November tho receipts wero, approximately, $25,080, 603; during November, 1804, tho re ceipts wero f 10,411,403; and Novombor, 1803, $23,28,076.400. Tho deficit for the present month of November will amount to about $1,126,000; Novembor 1804 tho deflolt wua $0,000,756; samo period, 1803, $7,822,020. Fur tho first live months of tho fiscal year of 1804, tho deficit amounted to $22 205,112. Bamo period, 1803, $20,018,000, as against $17,001,641 tho last 11 vo months. CNEW TODAYS J A lino of Capos by express. a;$4,oo to $10,00 " ' Jackets, Somo good numbers being shown now. If we've your size it's a chance to savo a bit. $4 to $18, New Neckwear, Bows, 4iivhandlsf Tecks, 25c, 50o and 70c. 'Dejoinvilles' SOc rar BjHKBrfBBMBao T iS s J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO Latest IL8, Gbv'6 XefXrft Baking Powder WOOLEN MILL SUBSIDY. Gommlttoo Working Away Mf Rosult in a Worsted Factory a Mohair Works. & Walter Lyon In tho Orogonlan lovS says: "Tho mass meeting to agoertom what can bo dono towards encouraging tho rebuilding ot the woolen tallfe tun boon postpoued until Monday evenhtjV Tho meeting was to have been h -Friday night, but because of th I- , ability of Bomo of thnso Interested to b'' present, it was postponed. A butM man of considerable means said lQdf tbo required amount of stock woWJ surely bo subscribed, and gave It aa has,, opinion that tho mill would be reMi' In Balem. Thomas Kay is coBsidedafi' tho Idea Of starting a factory for tkw manufdctuio of worsted goods. Mr. Kuy will likely add a worsted factory If ho rebuilds In Balem." Tho advantage of uslug up our tettg staple Oiogou wool In worsted, and tho Angora goat wool In mohair pr. ducts cannot bo overestimated. Haw tbeso raw materials are all shipped to Boston. If wo can demonstrate tbeJr successful manulaeturo at Balem, w may bo laylug the foundation of an immonso manufacturing enterprise that will bring capital and wealth In great volume than wo now dream of. It la to be hoped If tho woolen mills ars rebuilt that a worsted aud mohair plant may bo added, though on but a small ficulo. Tho commltteo today sent out 860 circular letters calling attontlou to tho Monday ovonlug meeting. Colored Moblsts. Bt. Louis, Nov. 80. While Alx under Royal, a negro, who carved his mistress, Joslo 81ms, to deal h with a butcher kulfo yesterday rooming, waa bolng taken from the coroner's offtee to tho morgue today, 600 wildly exwMl negroes attempted to break hits fre tho police. Reinforcements quickly sent for and the mob peraed. A Little Cheaper Always tlmn tho com pottor -a little earlier always with styles a littlo quicker always in " tho soryico. All "littlo things.'' Did you ever reflect how rauoh suc cess hinges on tho "lit tle things?" Clothing Don't overlook ub for your winter suit. Good suits, stylifch und ser viceable. $6, $6,50, $8, $9, Happy Home Suits, $10, $12, $15, Underwear, "Wo show bo3t values in ,all grades. Sea tho ones at vt)l,OU SU-it, "Wo carry m stock Stuttgart underwear. Kecognizod tho beBt. Hats, No use talking. Wove 'th-1 lino. Fedoras, $1,00 1,50 2,00, 2,50, 3,00, 4,00! Late Block StifLHats, $2,00, M M m " a v SOSQ