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Co.'s,
.Keops a full line of the Brown Shoe
. Snoes of all kinds and sizes. Their prices are
.very low, and quality good. ' Also a full line of
. . Hats of latest style, and Shirts, Overalls, Jack-
.ets, Gloves, Suspenders, Hosiery or all kinds,,
I. .Underwear, Bedspreads, Lace Curtains ad,
$. .notions of all kinds. Also a well selected line.
ILof.Men, Youths'.and Boys' CLOTHING, at,
very low prices. We sell for cash, the goods.
. .are bought for cash, and give our customers all.
.the advantage of the discounts. It will pay.
I . .you to call '.....
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.T.BARNES
333 COMMERCIAL ST.
Pinion Bargain Store.
142 STATE STREET,
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Just received another lot of those elecant, TTn.milfnn
Jrown Shoes and Boots. You. can now fret iusfc wlmr. vnn
pt for every-day solid wear. We sell you the Iron Clad
Ppw Shoe for $1.15. This beats the record. Ladies' fine
prigs shoe, latest style, $1.35; heavy, $1.10. Infants', chil
pirea's, misses', boys' and men's shoes at prices that will aston
pfivyou. Rubber Boots and Shoes just received.
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IJNe'B Working Hbif Is, Boys' and Men's'Sults, Glassware, Hardware. Jewelry)
a van u. vues. uu uu lutsu wo cuu buvu you at ii'uui 20 per cent, va nave also
)st.received GO dozen of those elegant Hocks, which we sell at 5o per pair.
SKJV Call and krc jis.
M. J. MATSON.
THE DAY'S OREGON NEWS.
Gathered by Telograph. and From
Exchanges.
A meeting of the Oregon Association
of Nurserymen will bo held at Port
land, Oregon, October 3d, 1894. at 2 p,
m. In the parlor of the Hotel Perkins,
o rner Fifth and Washington streetr.
Mr. A. Brownell, of Albany, Is presi
dent of the association.
The yield of wheat in Gilliam county
was from one-third to one half greater
than was anticipated. It will take the
farmers about one year to haul their
wheat to the railroad and, notwith
standing the low price, a large amount
of money will be put Into clrculat on.
The Y. M. C. A. of Albany is gcag
to have a night school for the benefit
of tho young men of that city who can
not attend during the day. The class
will study book keeping and arith
metic, under the direction of Prof. C.
F. Howland.
State Fish and Gnme Protector H.
D. Mr.Gulreisa very much disappointed
man. The hatchery established through
his efforts on the Sluslaw river has
been closed for the season, and not a
xalmon has been hatched there this
summer. Portland Telecram.
REPUBLICAN
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Connecticut City Elections All. Go
Tbatwjy.
TOE A. P. A. MBET A MpDED DEFEAT.
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
W-, Headquarters for Ladles' and Gents' Underwear, Hosiery of all Muds, Ta
"Me Linen, Towling, Shirts, Overalls, Jackets, Tinware, notions of all kinds,
. fiblatad T.ihlAta a!v Hall nnrl RnVR Mnnno.
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Special Announcement
Across tho 6eas and round the world
go the praises of Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder. Beyond comparison
"the mosl periect made." ' ,
Law Students. Tho following
law students were examined for admis
sion to the bar and await the decla'on
of the ceurt: John W. Bices and Geo
H. Gottanack, Canyon City; G. M.
Short, Maisbfleld; W.A. Murdy, T. B.
McDjvltt, J. E. Marks. Pertland: F. T.
Gri tilth and Geo. W. Swope, Oregon
City; A. E.,Yerex, W. C. Hawley and
G. W. Hollfster, Salem; Geo. W.KIn
sey, Eugene.
Is It Troe? An Eugene paper siys:
It Is reported here among the railroad
boys that the Roseberg local will be
discontinued on the first prox. It is
claimed by the management that the
overland can take care of all the pas
sengers. This change will lay off quite
a number of deserving1 men. Eugene
Guard.
McKinley Finds HhHs Too Small
for Kcpulisttis.
4
OUR NEXV
McKinley Opens
uaitrn With an i
Louis, Oct. 2. While
piM
the; Mi
IDENT.
A Pkospeeous Place. Yakima
county Wash., has a potato acreage of
6000 acres, which at 200 bushels per
acre, will yield a crop of 1,200,000
bushels, equal to $300,000 at 25 cents
per bushel. .
A Popular School. The State
Normal school at Draili has opened
with the largest attendance In the his
tory and student aro still entering
every week. The boarding ball is more
popular than ever under the new man
agement of matron and students.
Popbam
Edwards
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Three Pairs. E. A
IT is the purpose of the Mrs. Martha Elstitee, Leonard Walker
,. Jk.,;nl ,'n. aDd AnD,e Carter' were respectively
granted licenses to wed by the county
clerk today.
iVLanager to oner special in
ducements and give particu
lar attention to families who
fy desire Day Board, and to
gentlemen wno require per
manent accommodation, spe
cial rates will bo made.
A. I. WAGNER,
Proprietor.
Ed. C. Cross,
AUV,
Choice
Moats
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Dculcr In VreaHt Bait urn
Smoked M HtH til hIIKIikIh
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Churchill & Burroughs
LAWN (JOOJ)S. For
tho JJt aihI Gliufipoet
AlynffoUi
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FRONT LIVERY STABLE,
WAWJNQ & MTrntfTAv. Ii9ni'tt
Humjly fifjUnma m )hm on liiml Horn
ibmnwM mrnmtwtl . . HA.mW&
O. W, Bariber returned today from
from Portland. He reports that their
daughter, Mrs. Holbrookes improving.
J. O. Slegmund of Jefferson is, In the
city for a few daya.
r1m29&r
$KL m.
lil xJL II BFiM
"As old m
i t!ioJjilla"ftn(l
never oxcoll-
ed, "Tried
arid provon"
' is tho verdict
of millions.
Simmoni
Liver Ivogu.
IlPTT'PQny Livor
JLjOffO ftnd KIdooy
modlcino to
which you
can pm your
faith for ft
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mild )aa
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purely ve
otatls. MX
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on tho Mver
and Kid-
neyi, Try it
Bold by all
PruflglaU In Tuld, or In Powder
talxj tAkfindryonnftdolntoft ten,
TM KWHM'ftii.
issonri dam
nation.
St. Louis. Oct. 2.Whilo Benalor
Vest wus opening tho Democratic cam
paign In Missouri; at Kansas City last
night, Governor McKfeley, facing a
vociferous crowd In a IsS-kb hill here.
made the opening ail dries of the Re
publican campaign. Itjjwaa the third
stale camp.ilgn which fcc had opened
Jn a week. The Houl'Chauncey I.
Filley, chairman of tbu Republican
state committee, ex'Xteprescutative
JNeluriUKliaua and a coAmitlceof rc-
Pfintlnll nipt Diivnriior Alpirinloir at tl.n
depot and escorted him tohe Plantei's
uoiei, wuere ue ncm a public reception.
He spoke to the Merchant's Ex
change and also at the fairgrouuds to
50,000 children. When Introduce.! n
the evening he said:
"Your chairman Bald this was the
opening of the Republlcn campaign
In Miesourl. I wonder In my heart
what its close will be. The truth Is,
that no hall Is large euough for Repub
lican meetings this year."
.While Governor McKtnley spoke in
side tho ball, Charles F. jdy and Rep
resentative Dartholdt' helja an oyer
ilow mcetinir of 2500 neonlo nnintdn.
Governor McKinley will apeak at Kan-
L. il tr .t.i-
oua vn.,y, xvuu., iuih eveuiug.
Tnkeedora EepuWean.
HARTFonn.Conn. , Oct. 2. Elections
for the choice of town clerks and jus
tlces of tho peace, and for the purpose
of voting on the liquor license question,
were held yesterday In the various
towns throughout the state, while In
Norwich and New London city officers
were balloted for. Much Interest Is
attached to the election from the fact
that the American Protective Associa
tion bad taken a prominent part In the
campaign. Returns from fortv towns
in Ibis section of tho state show that
the Republicans tain ten towns.
New Haven, Oct. 2. Returns from
lou towns in Connecticut show un
precedented gains for the Republicans
In, the town elections yesterday. Towns'
that have not elected Republican of
ficers In years went Republican by a
thousand raalorlty. In Waterburv the
American Protective Association
aroused the Catholics, who elected the'
entire school hoard of Catholics. In
almost all Iowub the Amcrlcau Protec
tive Association has met with defeat,
Merlden, Norwich, Mlddletown and
New Mllfurd, which have been Demt-
oratlo for years, were captured by the
Republicans. New London elected. a
Democratic mayor and displaced alle
publican. Republicans, however.
Captured all the other ollces.
A Kansas Cyclone.
Wichita, Knn., Oct., S.'-A destruc
tive cyclone passed through here last
night, It llrst struck the Twelfth
street depot of the Missouri Paciflo
road aud It was demolished, the roof of
it atilkluir the stable of Dt. H untie, two
blocks away, ctusbiug it like an egg
shell. Twelve men were In the build
ing and strange to eay none were hurt,
although they were thrown about
some. Tho storm passed i ait atom a
mile, accomplishing all its dost motion
in lees than two minutes. About 80
houbos and barns were wrecktd and
probably 500 Bhade tre.. The path of
the cyclone was about 50 ftet wide. It
progressed with a fearful roar and was
a regular twister.
A Pugilist Marderer.
PohtijANd, Oct. 2. A dlepatcb from
Helena, Mont., furnishea partlcu ais of
the fatal shooting of Frank Dorrlly, a
gambler,by Tom Cleary.the well known
pugilist. Tho murdt-r was the out
growth of a druukeu quarrel. The
men had trouble but settled it ap
parently by taking a drink together,
Subsequently the quarrel waa renewed
with fatal reeulte. Clearly la now un
der arrest. Ho la well-known. In snort
ing circles in Portland, and all over the
sound.
iCHJNA K TOTTERING,
Tfce Japanese May. March On to
lVkin.
TO I)B ATTACKED BY LAND AND SBA.
Chlila Troops Brafted to Protect
Their Sea Board.
Annexation of Madagascar.
London, Oct. 2. A dispatch Ironi
Madagascar says that some English
men, who hold large minlug, agrioult
url and forest concessions in Madagas
car, sent a letter yesterday to the
Hova premier, aonoUncing that, con
jointly with certain London and Con
tinental banks, they will soon Bend to
Madagascar a large amount of money
to be used for commercial purposes.
The letter says that France will not be
permitted to annex Madagascar.
William and the French.
PAkis, Oct. 2. Lo Gaulols says:
"Emperor William recently received a
Frenchman passing through Berlin
and said to him: 'I shall meet you
again at the Paris exhibition In 1000.'
Tub Frenchman expressed surprise.
The emperor thereupon 'said: "I know
the French character. Onae I eay I
shall go to to their exhibition, I; know
what I have to do In order to carry out
my Intention. "
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Neither legitimate comnetition nor
envious rivalry can shako tho hold of
Dr, Price's linking Powder ou the public
Removing Treasure.
London, Oct. 8. The Dally No we
prints a dlvpatoh, under a Vienna date,
atatlug that the Chinese government It
removing from Moukdeu all the treas
urfcuitored there and luklng tlietu lo
Jehol, whilher the rmror Yleu-joeg
lied in 1B00, becaute of if purmilt by
lhi )ugllili and French orml,
Ifear Peklri,
Lonjxw, Oct, J. -The Time today
print a dispatch from Hliunlmi UU
lug that report U In circulullon lliert
(hatflfl.OX) JaimiKMW trim huva bitoii
landed on llieHlmnluog m( bbtwl
Hie yt)ii'wnvtiruiirilvii 'wi, headed
by iliu imtgMrato i( (Imt p'H'W, Im
pubjloly lliauku'l (hUwl V in ifiioe
ken tor III Nrvlow Hie ltllo ( i
Vilu,
tm Wililw ))rop.
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luvmtf twJfd 't the ift,mry
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XviiWmbvr, "uflwr itmuwelUuni Hit
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Will talk about the tariff ever eease?
There Is far greater benefit in talking
about the merits of Dr. Price's Cream
Baking Powder.
la Bad Shape.
FAYAL. Oot. 2. The British shin.
Ainsdale, Captain Ownes, which sailed
from Taooma. Wash.. Mav 10th for
Qucenstown, has put into this port for
medical assistance. The Ainsdale en
countered heavy gales on her voyage,
during which seaman Thomas Dick
son was badly injured, and Glaseon,
Thompson, Frelnton and Kendall were
washed pvcrboard and drowned.
London and Paris.
Paris, Oct. 2. Figaro Bays M. De
Crala, French ambassador at London,
has returned from that city much dis
couraged, and the belief gains ground
he has beeu unsuccessful, Figaro adds:
lirtni ratallina wltti ftrast T)llal nw
some time past have been of a dlffloult
nature. Tho truth is, the discussion of
the Egyptian question is no longer
ventured openly between Paris
London.
SuANoiiAr, Oot. 2.-Auti-forolgn
feeling at Peklii is increasing hourly
and the authorities rind U vn- riim
cult to repress the outbreaks of the Chi
nese population. Leading Chinese rep
resentatives at Pekin fear If the Junati.
ess march upon Pekin. the canltal will
- f ,-..,. .. ..,
ue capiureu, ns the Chinese soldier
gathered to defend It are dissatisfied
and unreliable. It is reportid that Li
Hung Chang has received orders not
to proceed to Corea.
Tien Tsin, Oct. 2. It Is officially
announced that 6,000 Japanese troops
have arrived close to Passlet Bay, neur
the Russian frontier. Bv a nrcvlnin.
announcement it la reported that the
Japanese fleet was sighted September
20th, ten miles from Shan Hal Wan,
200 miles from Pekln. Largo bodies ol
Chinese troops haye been drafted to
that district within tho last few days
to prevent the Japaneso from lauding.
Concentrating Near Moukden.
London, Oct. 2. Shanghai dlu
patches say the appointment of Prince
Kuug, the emperor's uncle and presi
dent of the foreign board of admlraltv.
to aot as eo-dlrector with LUTTnmr
Chang in the conduct of Chinese allUIre,
Is looked upon as nartaklmr of th
nature of a coun d'etat. Now niiii.c.
soldiers are now en route to Cores, all
of them bfclnfi rnnnonf rafol l.. i...
vlcinityef MoulfuTrTaird HungChang.
Tho Deadly Oycloae.
Pawnkw, N. b., OcJ. 2. A oyclou
struck tho ho.;ae of John Nelson, seven
miles south of here last niht. 1h
family, qocslsting of, seven persons,
was blown InUian adjoining field. Eta
daughter, nhto years old, had a stick
driven through her skull, and cannot
llvo. Fivo. others of tho family were
severely Injured.
Capture Katamara.
Amsterdam. Oct. 2. Dispatches
from Batavia announce the Dutch,
after eight hours' hard fighting, cap
tured Mntsmara, the stronghold of the
Ballneze rebels. The Dutch loss was
one lieutenant and 42 privates killed
and four officers aud U privates
wounded, The Iwllaer-e Iot heavily,
Tk Traia XeMwi Oaugkt
Tcosok Ar&, Oct. 2,Tbe three
robbers who held up the Boutheru Pa
clllo pastenger tralu yesterday, aeoured
only about 9190 and a watett, Oua of
the robbers was captured by a posse
afUr being WRUNiladi It ta Ulvd
the others will t caught.
Is m OettM'a 0WU7
Vnr, Jok'W, Mo,, tM, 'lJHm
Hortou. aaad Jlutv years, au ImuulLh
of (he fmt htm at Kl , wm-tirm
ttw tory ' j, FrRk Vfrfip, nf Honk
Hprln, WynwlHg, tkH U vh k Ik
ulr tt ay Uopld, Mwt my
m aop4Mj the child wMu pto wto
year iM, f llivn MdH H W,
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Chinese transports have gone to Hang
Kow lor troops. It Is reDorted nvuitai
Chen has been found to be Implicated
In furnishing information regarding
me umnese movements to the Japan,
ese authorities. The power of the em.
Iperor's. uncle, Prince Kung, inoludes
.he privilege of at all times entering
the Imperial palace, Bung Kwel. The
emperor's father-in-law has started
from Sbang-Hal Kwan, which is on
the road to Peklu, with 6000 picked
Manchurlan soldiers. Preparations for
the better defeuse of Pekln am hin
energetically pushed. It is expected
the garrison there will be reinfoiceri i.v
20,000 Kaabgars. Twenty-five thou
sand troops aro being massed at Tung
Chow, near Pekln.
As Incomparably the best ieavenlne-
agentnow in use Dr. Price's Baking
Powder has supplanted all others in
popular favor.
Big Reduction in Wagec.
Bt. Louis. Oot. 2. A redimtinn nt
wages Is tho rolling department of the
tlnplate works at the St. Louis Btamn.
it Company, Is announced. Thomas
Keiunnghaua was seen, and ho said i
"Under the McKinley bill tho duty af
forded us protection on tlnplato esti
mated at 76 per cout. The Wilson bill
affords protection of only 06 per cent,"
Oatbett Talks.
JlAVKKHir.U Maw.. Oct. 2 Jam
J, Corbett said todayt "I am disgusted
with thta whole buaeas, but I propose
to bold to Bay dacWon. not to uui
FilMhnmoHs until after h has fought
O'DohiwII, aud demonstrated his abll
Ity to spar lu my o)um,
A Salem Maa.
,SAN FltANClSeo, Oct, 2.--WIIIIB9
Bray, a clerk from Salem, Of., created
a sensation at 017 Mission street this
mornlug and was taken .to the eitv
prison, Ho acted so strangely that b
was removed to the receiving hosnital
and put luto a padded cell. His mind
seems to be affected, but he w not vio
lent. He says he has been hunting far
Napoleon, the Llttt Corporal, and
wants to go Into exile with him at Bt.
Helena. He is a man of about 30 years.
Rose'burg'a Election.
Rosebuuo, Or., Oot. 2.--The annual
olty election was held here yesterday.
The main fight was for marshalship,
for which there were six candidates,
although there was much interest taken
In the election of councilman. T1m
following officers were elected;
Councllmeu, John H. Shupe, B. W,
Strong, W, T. Wright, tt& F.RIos and
M.F. Rapp; marshal, it W. Carroll;
recordner, F, M. Zlgler: treasarer. J.
A. Cox.
Hill Holds His Tongue.
New York, Oct. 2.-Seuator Hill
held a conference today with George
B. McClellan, E. L. Rldgway, Genwal
Wiley and Clerk De Forrest. At tb
close of the conference, Hill and Da
Forrest left the hotel together. To ra
porters Hill Bald: "I must deeUae to
say anything of a polttioal nature."
De Forrest, however, remarked: "Sea-
ator has not yet accopted the nomination."
A Kaviaker,
Fokt Wohtw, Tex., Oot, 2.-rn the
ouBty Jail Martin Irons, whose mm
WMioade fawoua by the uoHspttiuous
part h took iu thsgrmt railroad atrlke
of im, ta a prlowr cliard with hay.
Ing attM)btd to assault the movom.
year-old Hoaulls KtrIa,
TtfOrtum Vrm AeaoohUlon oou.
yetm t PNdMoH today,
The use of Dr. Price's Baking Powder
stamper every woman who usee it as a
model housekeeper.
Sugar Barons IndUUd.
WAsTWNaTON, Oct. ,?bm grand
Jury has brought indictments agaiaat
Henry O. Havemeyer and John
Searlee, for refusing to answer ques
tions put by the senate investigation
committee regarding the sugar trust.
Puga Anpoi&tad,
Washington?1 Oot. 2.W. H. Plteh
of Ohio, late eommlseloaer of cuatonas,
whose oftloe was abolished by the last
congress was today appointed superin
tendent or the Income tax division of
the Internal revenue bureau.
rreigkfc Kates Xalsed.
Omaha, Oct. 2. Missouri river roada
today announced that after October 30
alt freight rates to. Portland and adja
cent points will be advanced from '7 to
26 per cent. This discrimination will
greatly favor San Franelseo though tha
object of the change la a great mystery,
TniLULXJCXI.
San Fkanouwo, Oot. 2.- Wirnt
Cash 77J78i.
Chioaoo, Oct, 2.Wheat. 00
60 J; Dee. 62 J .
Poktiand, Sept. 20.--What vaiky
72j; Walla Walla G3(5)05,
The Advance, of Lebanon, proposes
houoo-fortb to publish tha naaaea of
the dead beats who, after taking Um
paper for years and not paying a nt,
have their poatruaater notify them that
it is "refused," They will not only ex
pose the bilks, but nroeose to stand
soma of them a law-suit. Ex,
Portland saloon keepers ar klaktaa
because soma of tha drnawiate am
practically running aateona nbe
druggists liaenae.
A football team will he organises! hy
the University of Ofagon atudawtea
Kugetie,
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