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SALEM, OREGON MONDAY OCTOBER 30 1809.
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AMERICA! SftUADRl
Boers Mass 18,0,00 to 20,000 Against the. British
12,000.
jMay Be the Decisive Action of the War Beers Trans-portcd
Heavy Ordnance to Besiege the Cityvlf They Succeed Many
Thousand Will Flock to Their Standard.
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It's a fair sample of our boy's kneo pants suits ages 8 to 11.
This is ono of tho very best lines of youth's and child's cloth
ing on tho innrkot. Tho goods nro nuulo right.
This cloth Is selected for wear as well as for neat appearance'
We have them In all grades from tho cheapest to tho lieat.
You know
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Is a ono price cash store. That means lowest possible prices.
Bee our Immense line of men's clothing and overcoats.
E T. BARNES, Prop.
Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store,
Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Sts.
Salem Woo
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Home Made Goods
Best in the Market
Ilr Aaaoclnted Prcas lo the Journnl. SEATTLE POST lNTELLlOENCER
.LiAIlYSMITII, UCt. U. HtMJ
SpecialsA very large line cassimere suits
for men and boys'.
All sizes of Boys' black hose our own
brand, the Granite try them.
a. m.
Firing commenced at 5 n. in., thu Boers
shelling Ladysmlth with forty pounders.
After seven shots tho Hritlsli gunners
succeeded in silencing tho Boer guns.
Tho Boers are now advancing on tho
British left Hank.
London, Oct. 30. A dispatch to the
Associated Press from Ladysmlth, this
morning camo through in tho remark-
able timoof two hours. It shows a
n crisis which present war operations!
has reached, and that the attack on
ladysmlth by tho joint Iloer forces has
oenod.
A dispatch from Durban, at H:IVi this
morning says the Iloor shells aro chlelly
directed at tho station and no damage
was done up to tho time tho message was
forwarded. Tho advonco of tho Burgher
force on the British left Hank shows that
tho attackers aro in no way dismayed by
tho silencing of their heavy guns and aro
still full of solf-conlldonee. Apparently
tho Boers have concentrated for u su
premo effort at Ladysmltlt.
Tho porsoverancothoBoors have shown
in truiisnortlnu heavy ordinance and
tmstlng it in commanding positions has
forced admiration oven from their en
emies. Tho battlo which opened this morning
may decido tho Issues of tho war so far
as lighting is tho open Is concerned, as
unless tho eighteen or twenty thousand
Boors nboui Ladvsmith are able to de
stroy tho 12,000 British thoy civil hardly
hope to copo with General Bullers' army
corps, so It may Do expected tho Doeis
will return to thu attack of Ladysmlth,
if they aro" beaten off, as they are fully
cognliumt that news of their success wIP
bring thousands of sympathizers and
adventurcro to their standard.
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nave.
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IMIIICIII X millennia umiu w .
cured the Property, j
Spokane, Wash., Oct. 20. It Is given
out on rellablo authority, that the cat
tle l'ost-Intelllgencor has boon sold to
men representing Mark Hannn, of Ohio,
and Henry Payne, of Wisconsin. This
statement has nil tho earmarks of truth.
I'or 18 months thoBenttlo dally has been
in the hands of tho former owners oljtfio
U Bol mine, at HoslamV H. O... prom
inent among whom oroBonator George
Tiinmr. Colonel V. W. Ttirnor and Col
onel ltldpath. Tho paper, wiitcu w j
been nominally n ltepubllcan organ, was
pipularly supposed to bo In a position
ti switch whenever Benator 'turner
again sought election to tho United
States senate, benco tho efforts of Sena
tor Ilantin and associates to buy It and
make It an administration organ pure
and simple.
Tito Lo Bol people paid 60,000. Tho
p irehaso price for llanna is t3!5O,00O. It
Is expected that tho papor wlllpuss Into
his control Insldo of 30 days.
The South Atlantic Fleet Ordered to Go
to South Africa.-
Possible Trouble Over the Partition of the Samoan Islands Al
leged as a FcasoiwBcH'o Regiment Drive the Insurgents
BacbvOnc Killed and Several bounded in the Engagements
Situation of the Filipino Forccc.
Navy Ordered South,
Ur Aaaoclatnl I'remi In ttir Juurnnl.
IS'kw Yoiik, Oct. 30. A dispatch to
the Journal and Advertiser I rem Wash
ington says:
Tho South Atlantic squadron will soon
lw ordered to tho scone of South African
hostilities, Secretary Long so declared
tonight. It is tho second great develop
nii'iit from this country's siandpolnt In
tho Kuropoan crisis, and sUangely
enough, followH yesterday's notification
by Great Britain, of Germany's preposi
tion for a partition of thu Samoan group.
Tho attitude of this country, of hostil
ity to tho German proposition and Ger
man pretention!) as to Samoa cannot
fa'l to Ik regarded as of tho greatest
slgnlllcanco.
Tho Kuropoan concert, evidently do
sirous of getting a practical illustration
OVERCOATS-Kerseys in all shades and
prices, also in Tan Coverts. Gray and
black clays.
Fancy Black Covert overcoats our own- -make,
the swellest ot all.
iRUMoToFUKRENDER
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1 Of the Entire British Army at Ladyx
3 smith Comes in a Roundabout Way
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i Berlin, Oct. 30. A report received from Holland
5 cn,rc iho whole. British armv has surretuiereci.
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KV mSLi Powpeh
ABSOLUTELY frtJKE
Makes tlio food moro delicious and wholesome
Q"t utmn ro co.. Ntw vo.
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"HAinHAVEN CANNERY BURNED
Loss
of Buildings and Pack Repor
ted to be Nearly $oo,ooo.
(VICE PRESIDENT
HOBARJ WORSE.
oners. Tho casualties aro Captain
French and Lieutenant Ferguson
wounded, but not dangerously. One
enlisted man killed and six wounded."
The Qlcnogle 8fe.
Mr ' tnelnlnt I'rm la (K Journnl.
Manii., Oct. SO. Tho transport
Glenogle, with tho Thirty-second volun
teers, arrived In good condition. Pri
vate Mo Caudles, ot Company K, died at
sea.
Filipino Movements.
Ilr AiK-lnlrt 1'rrii tu lie Journal.
Manila, Oct. 30 Numbers of Chinese
are coming to Angeles and Tarlaek,
paying tho Insurgents fur the privilege.
It Is reported that Jgulnnldo and the
Filipino congress nro still at Tnrlac.
There nro about 3000 Insurgents before
Angeles. Thoy have been unlet tor the
past week.
Two Thouand relsils aro at Bamban,
live miles to tho north.
General Hales has been recalled from
Ban Fernando, and ordered to sail for
tho southern islands as soon as possible.
MINERS FROM
CAFE NOME.
Ilr AMorlMrd 1'reu lo the Journnl.
Fairiiavkn, Wash., Oct. 30. Tho
Abordccn Packing Co's cannery bur
ned thts morning. Tho loss is estimated
at 150,000. Insurance $70,000. There
were llltccu thousand casea of canned
salmon In tho building, very little ot
which will bo saved.
Tho tire originated from an explosion
probably in tho lacquer room. Tho
Falrhavcu Canning company's store
house is partly burned and part of forty
thousand dollars worth of soekeyu sab
inon damaged.
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Ur Anoclatfd ITe.t to iha Jer-U
Nkw York, Oct. 30.--Tho condition ot
Vice President Hobart, who ii ill, at
Patterson, New Jorsoy, has undergone a
n marked chango for tho worso.
TOWNSEND NOT QUILTY.
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Kx-Sonator JOliil L. Vllsffn,-Bt Kpo- of I his cm
knno, Is tho man credited with en
glnoerlng tho deal. Mr. Bldpath, one
f .i... .... nilmliR Unit the sale Is
Ilr Anaoclnlail I'roan lo III Jnornnl.
Most of the puasengers are from tho
Ciipo Nome district. Tho aggregate
wealth of tho passengers Is placed at
over two million. Miners euv tho dis
trict Is Hcher than Klondike, though not
so healthy.
THE FRIARS
ORDERED OFF
By tho Amorlonn Oovornmont or
tho lalnnd of CHin'm,
Man He Killed Was Committing n Frl-
onjr tn a Dwelling House,
Ilr AaaocUIrd I'raaa to Ihe Jonraol.
Prndlutxin, Oct. 30. Tho Jury In the
Tim Townscnd murder raso returned a
ordlot Kunday ot not guilty. They hd
been out 21 hours. Although It wna ad
mitted that Townsend killed William
Halo, shooting him with n Wincli-rter
rlllo, the verdict ot acquittal was appar
ently tutscd iioii the claim made by tlw
defense that Halo was on tho point ot
killing Tom Tattle, Townsend'a friend,
and therefore in tho act ot committing a
leiony in a uwciung nouso, in iviiicitcaso
tho law excuses killing.
Ilr AaaoeUlril I'rraa In I lie Journnl.
Wabiiimito.v, Oct. ,10. Tho navy de
partment bus received tho first roiort.
from Captain Unry, naval governor ot
Guam In tho I-idrone. The II ml Ameri
can governor of tho island has already
boon obliged to adopt n heroic niraeuro
to Insure tho proer administration of
nffalrs.
Ills authority was Inilng subverted
und every uieaiuro of reform which ho
promised was litdng defeatwl by the hos
tile Inlluonco of the friars. U-ary re
ports that ho was obliged to notify a
half-dozen friars that thoy might have
Ur Aaaoelnteu I'rfaa lo I be Journnl.
Lonikjn, Oct. 30. Tho war otllco has
received a dispatch which sayn that
General Whlto fought an engagement,
presumably with Joubcrt's forces, which
were pushed back after several hours
fighting. Tho Ilritlsh lost Is about ICO
intn. Tho Boor's losses are retried
much greater.
under way, but refuses to say to whom
Frank Graves, another owner says mere
Is n sale on, hut asserts that he dotw not
know to whom.
country attitude, Is credited
with having Impelled Germany to mnko
the llmt test.
Tho result Is that tho United Htntea
has demonstrated her friendliness to
Great Britain, thus verifying tho pre
dictions that tho United Slates would
mniutnlu tho status quo In Hamoa. The
hiding at tho navy department, that It
TACOMA BOYS
HOAE SATURDAY would lw well to bavo a largo American
FreoTrnnuportntlon and n Ulu
aoptlon Preparing For
Thorn.
Ro
woos$ w&
hteamer From the Yukon.
Mr Aaaovinlrd l'rea lo lue Journnl.
San FhancIsco, Out 30. Tho Bteamer
Bortha arrlvetl here from St. Michaels
I with 300 passengers.
Furniture
Carpels
B
k HailtoN
. FURNISHERS x
Picture Holding
Wall ftfer
Ilr Aaaorlnlrd I'rraa In llir Journnl.
Tacoxa, Oct. 30. Tho recaption ooin
mitteo has duposltwl tho money for
Mvontvilvu tickets for that many
Tuconia oohllerH aUmt to lw mustured
out at San Franotseo. It In uxKHited
tho soldiers will reach homo Saturday
by rail. An ontliiwlttstta rwHipllon
will be proiMirud fnr them.
wiiiadron cruising off wist Africa,
undoubtedly basel on news received
free pnssago from tho Island and ho
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Hecelved Iter Pay. ... .. .r, ...i. i..., .. i.u. i..
Tiwlnif A. n. llrnu'n riH-nlvml Aitriltll ' ....
, ....... . '-.i . 1 tho Island and ho U said to favor the
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Farm to Rent.
Gool farm In Linn county to tho
proper person. Inquire, of K. M. Cro
Iran, Implement dealor, Salatn, Or.
"Tlve way to b
happy is to have a
omilivcrandajood
heart."
You look to tlw
heart
McCoy, Oregon. Mr. Taylor was a
member of tho Modern oodincn of
America In which order bo curried n
imlley (or $2,000. Tho fumlly were not
In tho best of circumstances, havlmr
como from ICiiiinih to Oregon and had
some bad luck. Mr. Taylor left n
wlfo und live children who will, ut least
be provided for temH)rurlly.
TUB EQUITY BRANCH.
Department No. a of the Circuit Court
for Marion County In Session.
fit. I.... ILilo.. mirrl.tjl lU.nrt. Ill II It ,11.
I .flt.lKW inPWU ... I . V...1IV ...ft. ....
Washington tbut contlngonohw may for tl Ootolwr term. Tho docket was
nrlso In tho progress of thu war hi willed on illvorcos were granted hydu
FOOTBALL TO DATS.
Play
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Have Yoen Hi'shano flcure with ns for
your new carinds. Wo can save him
money and at tho wm time give you
tl mi inxoli that are turned out
today.
Divis-fl Srrs 0 chairs, extei.ti'Mi
and sideboard 1 00.
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MATrawsta Avuraiiivra of avery kiml
to lw found amiiuour artiniit. It
don't tak- a lank aor-Kint toowni a
liairii'4itr. t- wlia' w lv ni
ttiat I in.
fcialim Defeat Albany and Wtll
Corillls Next Saturday.
ti... Uii-Mi f.-.tlmll teum dafuateil tho
Allmny college team at Albany Saturday
afternoon. Tho game was lioiiy w
t-teil from start to llnlali.
TJio Salem twim returnad Sunday ami
were warmly congratulated on tlwlr
vletorv. as tho Albany ure a wl toam,
but tho Ktilwu's prow! In Imtttir ewi-
ditlon. IhHilMin, Ollngor ami uiamip oi
the Salams dlstingulslwil thamisilvaa,
while Hava)rovil ldil' wiwI'Wot
gnt work.
Ollivor, thr Berkley ii h ''
Iweii engagwl l IwtalUi thf tJahtw tUMi
l4i-WH-lMlMrly tliw wMk, hi
i...r.i .i.iii tin, limo taam will III n
sliUo to iniHit Corvatlta Ih Mi fll In-
tereollegtate lagu gam ni awra.
The following hatiinlay tlaiy pky Ma
FnrtaitOrovtf.
Tne flMiinaaa ldk) Talnl aria
team Weatl at Pwttawl by tb
MultniMMti Mwm tetmOay atlwmmi by
.. ...- , ih taO. It I saU by -eta-
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Ura tliat tit P-rUawl M trk
thu TnuiMVual such would nutku tl.o
presenro of n largo liody of sailors and
marines n neeoMlty In that neigh-Isirluxxl.
Uell's Men In hattle.
Ilr Aaanrlnlrd I'rraa l Ih Journal.
Washington, Oct. 30. Following l
from Otis:
"Manila A delachmeiit of Bell's reg
iment, the Thlrty-sl-th volunteurs is ro-
eonnolterlng toward Florida Blancu.
TJioy struck a Iwdy of InntrgenU
In nowly winstructwl trenchas, drova
tho enemy, who left In tho
hands of tin dstachuumt four Insurgent
ollleers, olghteaii kllleil, ami thra prls-
fault of defendent In W. F. Feller la
Angle L. Feller and W. V. Ullery vi.
K. 8. Ullery.
Introiliiollon nl American reforms.
In the Supreme Court.
Htato of Oregon, resiiondoiit vs. Jnko
Andrews, appellant. Judgment of (ho
lower court reversed. Opinion by
Moore, J.
Oregon Lumbar Company, rcsimndont
vs. Uivl Jones, et nl. appellant, Jmllf
mentof tho lower court iilllrmed opin
ion by Bean, J.
Ildcgerty Puppleloii, resondent vs.
B. J. Bryan, at al, apK'llants. Judg.
meiit of tho lower couit rovuravd. Opin
ion hv lU'ftii. J.
OttoBeliuman.aiinellant vs. Plioebo
U'niiir. rosisiiidunt. Juduin'eiit of thu
Imii-r court reversed and remandod for a
now trial. Opinion by Wolverton, 0. J.
Ayef
Pills
will talis care of the
liver. 'j
WHEAT MARKET.
Oiiioaio, Oct. 30. D.ambai 00JJ
Ch 71. - . . n...
Han Fiuncimjo. Oct. 30, Casli 1.06i,
THBUB AHH MANY I'UCBS
WIIBRB VOU CAN CUT CANDY
HUT THBRIS IS NONB WHBWB
you can nirr IT AS I'UESII
as at ELLIS & 'INN'S,
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SAI.BM, OKBGON.
The Best. Equipped Gloihlna
Department in All Salem.
Men's Suits $7,50 to $22,50,
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A tswdr to be shakart IhUj the
six. - Your leot fl wun. ""
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Gordon Hats "C Manhattcn Hats X Rouioff Hats
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?T E2 MATERIALS j3!
Our customers tell us wc have the largest and best
linc ncse g00s n a b'alcm,
c-rtivert ui uaw iua iik'Kiiw''. We have an immense line OI
u.ttheimiUH)HiubpwdtHMn.. beautiful diamond
el. Hh, IHfir- MMlliHiiaiiljr Uw HtW 4IIU UC4UI,,
an 1 dal not Indailg in nrt urniaiuy. unu IHiii-Y Jiuiit in't,
10 K rings and an entirely new
line of Sterling silverware
suitable for wedding presents.
We have a ready received a
good many holiday goods, and
invite the public to can anu
inspect our stock and get our
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Cushion covers, stamped doylies, etc,
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