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WiGONS 41
Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements.
Latest Improved Ooo( nncl Lowest Priees.
W. Cnr. Stain and llheriv Sl. SALEM OREGON:
THE
A.ncl Save Money
Pon evervt Vi ng'jyo ta
want to buy.
274 COMMERCIAL, ST.
HERE IS A GOOD THING
PUSH IT ALONG.
ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT
t-SlOjOO-t-
ANY SUIT OR OVERCOAT
siooo
Just 77ilnJt of It. Just Thlnh of It. $14, $15.1 $10.SO,
$20, $22, SO and $25. They allfyo for $10.
We have no excuse for this great feast. Only we must
have the money in our fist before you talce the clothes.
We'vellustrccelvey 25 Prince Albert suits.
marJced $20. They yo durlnothla salelat $10.
G. W. JOHNSON & SON.
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Nrw Yonx, Nov, 23,-A spent!
from Matirtgua ssysi The Nicaragua!)
government lis withdrawn their
tiilnhler from Ilia United Htate, Tli
iinvrH I not cotiflfnitd In Wnililngtoa,
Odd Dlicoyery.
A Colon ipcolnt ropnrU n'lddls
onrery of gold In Csrelmnpu, Willi.
JliUiy ndvontiirerfl arn It loklng tlilthpr,
ImmlffrAtlon Iluroau Roport.
Wahim.noton, Nov. 23.Comral8
tlnuer Hump of tlifl Immlgrntlon
Huroan In his nnnital report will reo
nminund tliatconRress onnct lcllatlon
for tho auppreaalon of tlio padrone
nyntoni. Among other thlou;, ho will
uro tho pwanco of an not forbidding
porflona or corporation!) engaging In
tho uufllnes of procuring employment
for alien emigrants, without flrpt secure
n llcenie from tho Immigration bureau.
The bureau to fix the compensation
charged tho emigrants, wngeif to "bo
directly paid emigrant and not to
mlddlemon or bosses, but natives can
assist ouo another to emigrate,
Missionaries in Danger.
Boston, Nov. 23. Tlio press dis
patches atato that the missionaries In
Marasu are In tho greatest danger,
notwithstanding assurance of protec
tion given to Minister Terrel by the
porto. Tho missionaries of the Amer.
lean board referred to are:
The Itov. I. O. Lee, of Oswasso,
Mich,, and his wife, Mrs. Clara Leo,
daughter of Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, D.
D.; the Itov. A. W, MoCallum and
wife, of Marysvllle, Out., and Miss
Mary Hesso, of Owasso, Mloh.
They are at a city of Northern Syria,
00 miles northwest of Aleppo. It has
a population of about 40,000 Turks and
Armenlaus.
Black Sea. Fleet.
London, Nov. 23. A dispatch to tho
Times from Bebastopol says that the
Black Bed fleet, which 10 days ago waw
ordered co lay up for tho winter, baa
beon recommlssioned, aud that the
troops atatlouod at Odessa have been
warned to bo in readiness for notive
service.
The Standard's Berliu correspondent
says Germany has decided It will not
be necessary to send a secon J warship
to Turkey to aid In bringing about the
suppression of the (roubles there.
Conference in Vienna.
New Youk, Nov. 23. A special to
the Herald from Vienna &ays:
A conference which has taken place
between Sir Philip Currle, British
ambussador to Turkey, and Count
Qoluchowuskl, Austrian minister of
furolgu uflalrs, aud General Negrel,
Italian ambassador at the Austrlau
court, has teuded greatly to inoreaBO
the feeling that the worst is past hero.
The alarming reports published by the
Excruz Zeltung on tho subject of a
Russian Intrigue to detach Germany
from the triple alliance, mot with no
credence. A feeling of sympathy with
tho sultan is again beginning to show
Itself and tho crisis, outwardly at least,
is becoming lew acute.
Canada Trade.
Lolpon, Nov. 23 The Standard
this morning says that Sir Charles
Tupper, upeaklug of Nowcastle-on
Tyne, defended the policy adopted by
Cunadu In l.er rotations with England,
He contended that Canada's system of
incidental protection resulted In lm
mensely Increasing Instead of decreas
ing, her tradu with great Britain.
England, ho said, was the only coun
HaUMmy, in f i!y in a fr.fifihn
from ifio Nullonnl AhmImI'W at lim
gfowM wlflHll flilled mi him Ui onrtt
(ilrtltMif tli leprflon hi tttt ml
mn, nUi hy could ikiI hold out any
lioimofrui fftiKirl duly Mux plucrd
upon Htiy artlols of gcncrnl oonmimr
tlon
1h WilHon Bill,
1'Alffff, Nov, 2a, The report of Hie
mlnlnler for orelgnatTKtiowa that
the export trndo of Kranoo Itiorrasml
105.000,00 frariCM fur the first quarter of
IBM, This ImmIiI to bo grmllydtio to
theenoctoftlie Wilson hill,
Asether Loan,
Lonoo M.Nov. 23. A dispatch to the
Times from Bt, Petersburg nays the re
port gains ground that China Applied
to Germany, for'a loan, and that In this
loan England Will be luvlted to take
part.
New England Sympathy.
IlonroN, Nov. 23. Representative
clll.ons of Boston mot at Fanoull hall
ultouss the Armenian situation and
urgo that aid bo given tho sufferers lii
that country deprived of homes and
other property by tho atrocious Kurds
and Turks. Robert Treat Paine, pres
ident of tho Arnejlcan Peaco Society,
presided. Among tho speakers were
Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, D. D.; Right Rev.
William Lawrouco, Bishop ot Maesa
hus:tts;Rov. F. E. Clark, president
of the United Society of Christian
Endeavor; Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Governor Greenhalgo and Hogop
Boglan, of the Armenian relief
committee, Samuel B. Capon, of the
Boston school board, presented strong
resolutions, whloh wero adopted.
The preamble of tho resolutions sat
forth that during tho last year nnd a
half tho ancient feud between Moslems
Hod Christians has brokon out with
lerriUo forco In all parts of the Turkish
empire.
Tho resolutlono express unqualified
condemnation of tho Turkish govern
ment, mid extend deepest sympathy to
the Christians of tho empire, who,
having- surveyed tho raassaores, nre
uow loft at tho beginning of tho winter
without shelter, food or clothing, and
who may bo still In hourly expectation
of surrendering their lives to the
rapuolet Kurds, or the funatlcal Turks,
aud, In behalf of tho survivors, call
npon the peoplo of New England to
suatalu tho people of the Amerloan
relief commltteo by forwarding funds
to tho commltte, upon the assuran:e
that wbatevor la entrusted to them
will be duly acknowledged aud provi
dently oxpended, Continuing, they
say:
''Resolved, That wo npproyo the pro
Ject of admlnlstratlvo roforma sub
mitted by Great Britain to tho powers,
and only regret that they have been so
long in their fruitless eflort to come to
an understeudlng; uud,
"Resolved, That we commend the
vigorous ellorlH of our government
to guard American interests In Turkey,
and vsc appreciate cordially tho firm
attitude of our minister ut Constant.
aople. who bus evldeuty done nil In his
power to protect bis couutrymen from
the manifold perils to whloh they are
exposed."
h Yalo-Prlnceton
Nkw York, Nov. 23. The Yale
Princeton football elevens met on
Manhattan field this afternoon. At
the close ot the first half tho score was:
Yale, 12; Princeton, 0.
ANOTIIKH CJAME.
Cambwdcie, Nov. 23. The groateat
foul ball game of tho season for Har
vard, since she Is uot to mest YkIo this
fall, was played au Soldiers' field, with
the University of Pennsylvania team
this afternoon In tbo presence of up
wadrs of 10,000 spectators,
Children Cry for
Pitohtr' Cat-rl,
A FAWB OLD BATfLK (illOii),
VoksIiiifB VhU (o Ho
Into a Xlllfrtry VmU,
Mndfl
Ham FitANOfnco, Nov, 23. Hono
flesfi In being told hero for fimd, The
authorities are vlgcrotnily Irivrstlgnllttg
the (natter, Two filslillolimetits lisya
been visited wherd anlmils are killed
Rod prepared If for market, Other
places visited were found to Ira reeking
with flllli. CornptaluU wilt b sworn
out against the offends r.
Vlcksburg. Battlefield.
VlcxsMUftO, MIm., Nov. 23. A
meeting of soldiers on both sides of tho
famous siege of Vloksburg met yonter.
day nnd have officially started a plan
whloh it Is believed will make of the
famous battlolUId one ot tho Jin cot
military parks In possession of the
government.
QUAY'S B2E HUMMING.
Tne Pennsylvania Will Try for the
Nomination.
Washington, Nov. 22. The proba
bilities are that Quay will have the
complimentary volo of Pennsylvania
In the next republlban convention.
His colleague, Cameron, wanted tho
delegation, but, of course, he now rec
ognizee tbat sliver is a dead duok, aud
Is willing to allow Quay to take the
delegation. Cameron was estranged
from Quay during tho latter'a hard
fight to securo control of the Pennsyl.
yaula organization, but recently both
wontotTto Florida together flailing.
Quay will probably allow Cameron to
succeed himself, aod iv 111 take the dele
gation'to tho national convention and,
perhaps, endeavor to secure the repub
lican presidential nomination. So
strong has become the belief that any
republican can bo elected to tho preal
denoy, that Quay has an idea tbat
perhaps this Is his time. It can scarcely
be true, however, tbat ho seriously
thlnkjB bo could bo nominated, though
rtcont roports from New York and
among other politicians say that ho
has a "bee" to a considerable extont.
Ciiioaoo, Nov. 22. Tho News'
Washington special says tbat politici
ans who bold close political relations
with Senator Qiay declare tbat his
eyery movement indicates a purpose to
secure instructions of the Keystono
state delegation to tho Republican
national convention for himself.
Whether this movo is n bona fide Quay
presidential boom to be pushed along
in earnest to success, or merely a
scheme to securo absolute control of
tho Pennsylvania delegation, and at
tho samu time blot out Governor Hast
ings' boom, is a matter of doubt. Few
peoplo of oxperleucoln politics believe
mat benator Quay.wltu his record aud
list of Republican euemies, would
seriously nook tho presidency.
Woodburn'a Militia Company.
WooDDimN, Nov. 23. Tiw rullltla
company organized here Wednesday la
composed of some of Woodburn'B best
men. Tho cboloo 'of officers waa ex
ceptionally good; they are men of in
fluence and are bold in high esteem,
not only by the company, but by the
entire community. The company was
organized with au eullstmeut of 42
mes, which will undoubtedly reaob
the limit ef CO In a short time. Every
eflort will be matte to make this com
pany one of the best In the stato. The
captalq has not made hlo appointments
as yet perhaps will not until tbenext
meeting, when the organization will
be completed,
Captain J. M. Poorman Is cashier of
the Bank of Wnodburn; First Lieuten
ant W. E. Finzor Is postmaster bore,
and tho seooud lieutenant is a harness
merohant.
.l?,c,!lEa.llfa.ral,,SZ3KL
JIJJAVV 0011) DXfOKtH
Kyfw of Trsrtt tlondltlort by BtAd
strt6 and Dnn,
Nkw Yohi(Nov. 2l,Jlrrtl(rt'
MVlewof" tliflslooK fnnflMl fi"U
alilixneriM nnd foreign, tollllcal ft fid
financial complication hats kept Hp
lrlli Jono In Miff soti(allvo atook
market this week, Tlio withdrawal
ofspeclo from llio treasury for expert
to Jurop have amounted to $7,M0,(KK)
during the week and (lis treasury gold
reserve in reduced to about (83,000,000,
The strength of the exchange market
Indicates, that tbo outflow Is likely to
Cfliillnuft,wlilla It Is considered Improb
able that tho treasury will order
another bond Issue, now there In much
hope of prompt action oti tbo part ol
congress. Wall street Imn uot shown
any unusual appreciation of even the
gold movement."
Brud-atreot oa Trade,
Nbw Yonic, Nov. 23, Braddtreet
says:
Tho check to general trade which
has been conspicuous for tho past few
weeks still continues. Unusually mild
weather and rains have Intensified this
feature, which is more conspicuous
south, whoro tho dccllno In tho price of
cotton and consequent check to ship
ments aro held to bo partly responsible,
but tke demand for staples has In
creased, In appearance of the seasonable
rold weather, the result being larger
orders for woodens, shoes, rubbers and
holiday specialties.
Business failures show auotber
marked increase, numbering 823
throughout tho United Btatea as
against 270 last week nnd 205 in tho
week a year ago; and 858 in the third
tho great virtue of genuine
"Fibre - Chamois."
They -would insisb, liko Lil
lian Russo?l. in bavinc: it in
their now droasoa. Wo havo v
in natural, drab, brown, black,
a'so the
Orienta ...
The cheaper quality,
25 cents per yard.
Jackets
Somo ot
duplicated.
tho boat numbers
$4.00 to $20.00.
Fur - Trimming
A full assortment,
25c per yd. and up.
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tinw Yoiiff, No. 3tf.fl, (I Ji m
C', Weekly Jtvl of tfdiwyj
Iteaotiorl In liiMnem. ttisftf tM mam
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EnorMId explain l(,6f Kllrll.tit) H &'
thl or thai fofltti-rico ftfe nil
In every huslnt men now
the fiict, tlifl purofiflse In Arfvawxi gt
ourront distribution which were m4
when prices were booming, involve,
uocewlty, a seaaott of balltn'i; wkM Mm?
rlss stonned anil until tWa mttoafM
demand for coHfrUmtloM ki Imr
Immeasured, Prod note wn kww,
without disturbance or sign of )!.
Oregon Qlty DeMc 0M.
OitEaoN City, Nov. 23. Th i
trial of D. 8. M. Krttwoll, for prct
Ing medlcluo without a license, e
sumrd tho day in Justice IMxoa'a
oiurt. Ho was found Rullty and fla4
(100 and costs, or &0 days in Jull. Fr
well Is manager of the "Dr. SkoN'a
Medlclno Company," whloh glve en
tertainments to draw tho people, and
sells medicine to cure any knows er
unknown ailment, there bologoneer
two licensed physicians In the outfit,
who prescribe for patients who Mjr
apply to them. In hla lectures FkI
woll claimed to bavo been gradrnttesl
from a high medical school in Euro,
hut on the stand today he eakl he
a gradute of no medical iBeiltatte-,
and that for years he baa beett In ik
real estate, mining or atKJtioa bueii
when not selling medicine.
Children Cnffor
Pitcher7 Castorla
When you buy a
Happy Home
suit, it is with a guarantee
from tho factory that it mil
ejivd satisfaction. Wo stick
to that pruarauteo. Try
.$10
one ot those suits at.
Overcoats ,
A lot of our "Famous" came
tho other day. Nearly
$12,
ull gono
Underwear , .1
Showing a fine, heavy ribbed
and fleeced inside. Pr. hj rt
suit llCfU ;
Hosiery
Best values in Fine Quaky,
mere. - ,
25'ct 35u, dOe, 50ct ?&.
Furnishing - Goods
New lino today. Now Cft.
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