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During the Course of the State Fair
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will continue to sell their goods at their usual
low prices, 1 hey have a tine line or men s and
boys' clothing and overcoats, Also the celebrated
THE DAY'S POLITICS,
Ambassador Bayard Is For
Gold.
BURGLARY
BLOODY BRIDLES IS-RAMPANT,
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Ex-Governor
Waite Declares for
Watson.
line of boots and shoes for men, women and
children, of the best quality, and at very low
prices, The line of
UNDERWEAR
for men, women and children is complete, Also
ribbons, laces, embroideries, handkerchiefs, sus
penders, hats and caps, wool, yarn of all kinds,
duck coats, overalls, jackets, and a thousand other
items, all sold at 15 to 25 per cent below ordin
ary prices, Call and see for yourselves, We
will save you money,
E.T.BARNES.
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OREGON
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Industrial Exposition
PortlandOregon. Sept, 19 to Oct, 17.
The great resources of 'the Pacific Northwest. Agriculture, Horticulture, Fisheries, I
.miqcs, manuiaciurcs, iriiiisiiuiiauuu, inatuuici, iuut uuu v.u.uu.-. ..... . ip.....u
more completely than ever before. l3?"Grand band concert every ivftcrnoon and evening.
Special attractions every night. Lowest rates every made on all transportation lines.
Admission 25c. Children loc. For exhibit space apply to Geo L. Baker, Superintend
eat, at the building. E. C. MASTEN.Sec.
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THE WILLAMETTE HOTEL
LEADING- HOTEL OF THE CITY.
Reduced rates. Management ltoeral. Electric cars leave hotel lor all public buildings
and points of interest. Special rates will be given to permanent patrons.
A. I. WAGNER,
Lawn Mowers, Clcr Rfnc 1 MacHne 0ijf'
Hay Rakes, J way rOS, and Axle Grease,
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
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Garden Hose, 1 o i fr I
Lawn Sprinklers, J O ale XXI, Ur.
Bicycles,
Sundries,
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Fan
suits
The grandest, the most select, the choicest
assortment ot men's dress suus duo
suits, everyday suits your eyes ever be
neia, tabnes tnat are raeniwwiw x,
that are reliable, styles that are new, fit that
shows study, and last but not least, prices
thatarewell, prices that fit your purse, be
its small orlarge, New fall suits at from
Denveh, Oct. 12. In an open letter
to the people of Colorado, ex-Governor
AVaile, candidate for governor on the
lulddle-of-tlie-road Populists ticket,
declares that the rcgularPopullst con
vention of this state betiaycd the
party by Its failure to recognize the
candidacy of Watson for vice presi
dent and adds "In spite of all tlio
gangs and rings in the state I will
support Bryan and Watson." Wulte
proposes to remain in the field as a
candidate until election and to work
for tne defeat of the Bewail electoral
ticket.
Under Arrest.
Chicago, Oct. 12. County Clerk
Philip Knopf, Republican, was ar
rested today, on a bench warrant
Issued by Judge Payne, charging mal
feasance of office, the specific offense
Is alleged to the signing of naturaliza
tion papers without authority.
Bayard for Gold.
Wilmington, Del., Oct. 12. In a
letter to Senator Bancroft, Jr., editor
of Every Evening, Thomas Bayard,
ambassador to GreaJ. Britain, has re
pudiated the platform and nominees
of the Democratic, national conven
tlon,and advises constitutional Demo
crats to vote for Palmer and Buckner.
Urged to Kill by His Mother.
Atchison, Kan., Oct. 12. Mrs.
.Tnlin Mvers and her 13-year-old son
are in Jail here, the latter charged
with murdering Lester Dyke, the 12-year-old
son of a neighbor and the
former with being an accessory to the
crime. The trouble arose oyer a kit
ten belonging to Myers, and the most
reliable version of the affair indicates
the mother encouraged her son to
commit the crime. The boys quar
reled over the possession of the kitten
and Mrs. Myers, it Is said, incensed by
seeing her son get the worst of the
scuflle, told him to get a knife and
stab his adversary.
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Held Up.
Yuba City, Oct. 12. F.S. Warren,
the railroad agent at this place, was
held up In IiIb olllce about 10 o'clock
by a masked robber, who compelled
him at the muzzle of a revolver, to
open the safe and hand out the
money, amounting to about $27.
After he secured the coin the robber
made the agent walk outside and
keep quiet while he escaped. The
agent at once telephoned to the
sheriff, who searched for the robber,
but did not find him.
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.HALSEY.
MACEO'S STRONG
The Store of M. V. Koontz Broken Into
and Ransacked.
Special to the Journal
Halsey, Or., 6c 12.-The gen
eral merchandise store of M. V.
Koontz was broken Into last night,
and jewelry and clothing, to the value
of over 8100 taken. Entrance was
iniidc by cutting out n pane- of gl.i"
POSITION,
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man could easily crawl. Besides all
the Jewcliy, tlneo suits of clothing,
an overcoat ami several shirts and
pairs of hoio were taken.
No doubt Is felt as to the burglar
being tramps, as some of the clothing
was found in a box car, which had
been exchanged for the new.
Messrs. Cross & Rlbclln, consti
tuting the llal?ey Creamery Co., have
their plant in shape, and will begin
work the middle or the week. The
capacity Is fully up to the standard,
and the enterprise promises to be a
successful one.
The Castle Case.
London, Oct. 12. Mrs. Castle, who
with husband', Valtr M. Castle, mer
chant of Ban Francisco, are, held as
prisoners In the Ilolloway Jail, pend
ing tliclr arraignment tomorrow, was
examined today, In prison, by Dr.
Savage, the eminent scpclallst of
mental diseases. There appears to be
no doubt that Mrs. Castle's mental
balance Is seriously disturbed
It is expected that Mrs. Castle will
plead guilty of taking the articles
found in her trunk, without felonious
lutent,and Mr. Castle plead not guilty.
Entrenched Where He Cannot
lodged. xs
Chicago, Oct. 12. A special to the
Times-IIcrald from Key "West, Fla.,
says:
The sudden return of General Bcr
nal to Havana from the northern
coast Of the province of Pinar del Rio,
where ho waa sent by General Weyler
TILLMAN AT SALEM,
-t the fiont dtjor, through which a i command the Spanish forces In the
The Fate of Two Gamblers.
Fayetteville, Ark., Oct. 12.
Much excitement prevails In the In
dian Territory over the operation of
gamblers, who are fleecing the In
dians. The quarterly payment of the
Osage tribe was made Thursday, and
hundreds of gamblers -ivcro present
with all kinds of devices, from the
shell game, to the gold brick swindle.
Two gamblers lleeced a crowd of full
bloods, and their victims became en
raged and drnvo them out of the
settlement. The garublers wore over
taken at Turkey creek and killed.
Bound to Hear a Speech.
Chicago, Oct. 12. A lively row oc
curred at the People's Institute, in
West Van Buren'strcet, today, when
a party of men broke down the doors
of the lecture-room that Mrs. Helen
M. Gougar might address an audience
on the silver question.
recent engagements agaln&s Antonio
Maceo, has caused a profound sen
sation In Havana.
General Denial has returned on
sick leave and has asked to be sent to
Spain, being thoroughly disheartened
over the result of the campaign Just
Inaugurated against the insurgents in
PlnardelRio. The general reports
that Maceo has thoroughly reorgan
ized his forces in the last few weeks,
and entrenched himself In the most
commanding positions of the moun
tain fastnesses -and that any attempt
to dislodge him would be sure to re
sult In disastrous failure and whole
sale slaughter of the Spaniards.
The folly of attempting to dlslodgo
Madcohas been fully demonstrated,
General Bcrnal said, In all the recent
engagements. From the command
ing positions, the Spanish oftlccis
were picked off by sharpshooters, and
the troops lacking leaders, became
demoralized and were slaughtered
like sheep.
Spanish Version of a Battle.
Havana, Oct. 12. A meager report
has been received of another Impor
tant engagement between the Spanish
forces under General Echague and
Antonio Maceo, In which It is olulmul
the Insurgents sustained very heavy
losses, and the losses of the Spaniards
wore admittedly severe.
The battle occurred October 8th.
General Echague reports that he found
Insurgents very strongly entrenched
.under Maceo himself on the heights
of Gualltos, south of Carcarallcara, In
Plnar del Rio. These heights were
bombarded for three hours with all
the means at the command of the
Spanish commander. At the end of
that time ho took the heights by
assault, and put many Insurgents to
death.
7he United States Senator
Be Here.
HOT TOAST ON A PITCHFORK
At the Capital City on Friday Eve.
October G,
The Bryan Iicaclquartcrs vveje &e
lighted to learn by a telegram today I
that United States Senator TillnmunJ
Uf South Carolina, the man of pitch
fork fame, is to bo at Salem to speaic
Friday, October 10. The telegram
gave no further details, but the hour
of speaking and the place will be
made known as soon determined.
Senator Tillman Is one or tho
celebrities of tho nation, a man who
has attacked tho political plutocracy
and corruption In high places In words
that burned and blistered, lie u ft
natural orator, a revolutionary typo
of man who Is needed to arouso the
people from lethargy and Indifference.
Ho will draw thousands to Salem.
Ths
The Australian Ballot Law.
As the November election up
nroiu&cs. tho attention of voters li
naturally directed towards tho man
nor in -which the elections will bo con
ducted- lleferrlng to the 1890 World's
Almanac, we find that the only states
In which aoiue form of reformed bal
loting (the Australian ballot), does
not exist are, Georgia, Loulsana and
North Carolina, Kentucky applying
only to Louisville, and Massachusetts
were the first two t ates to adopt tho
new voting system 1B88. Oregon bc
began using the Australian system in
1801. It will likely be only a matter
of time until the three remaining
states will do likewise, A number of
the frauds, usually attendaut upon
I elections, will bo obviated In the ope
ration ot this system of voting.
A CHINAMAN DIES.
Yiclc Wey Expires at an Early HoU
This Morning,
It has been several months slncb
the death of a Chinamen has been
ohrouloled In our peaceful little city
but we heard of the death of a celest
ial this morning and at. once made
our way to tho place in Chinatown on
Liberty street In which he was said to
be. After wending our way through
a long, narrow passage which was
filled with opium smoke very offensive
to our nostrils, we entered a room
about 8x6x0. Laying upon a rough
couch were the remains of a China
man. Tho only opening through
which light can gain access to tho
room Is by a small pancless window.
The dead celestial's name is Yick
Wey and his death was caused by a
complication of heart troublo and
dropsy. He was aged about 67 years
and has been sick for some time.
WMpn taken sick, Dr. Kum had tho
map ftaken to his residence on Liberty
street and attended him faithfully.
Tho remains B'pre taken from tho
Liberty street house this afternoon
and Interred In tho Chinese cemetery
south of the city. Tho usual f uaerajl
services characteristic- of tho Chinese
was carried out. Tho coftln was fur
nished by a number of the Chinamen
about the city.
Y. P. A. CONVENTION.
Opening Session to Be Held This Even
ing. Tho district Y. P. A. convention of
tho EvangoJlGul denomination will
convene at East Sutew this evening
in a four day's couvcjjtLou, A num
ber of delegates are arriving underpin
tho present outlook, a prolltabjo and
very enjoyable session will bo had.
The program for thla opening Is as
follows.
I'KOURAM.
MONDAY EVENING,' OCT. 12.
7:30-DcYotloal Rev- W' N
O'Kelly. '
8:00-Address of Welu',mc' nv' F"
Maurcr. ' ' " "
Response, Rev. G. A. Manshardt.
8:30 General Praiso Meeting, Kov.
N. Shupp.
Getting acquainted and shaking
hands.
6. w. Johnson
The Popular Clothiers',
State and Liberty Streets,
Foundered at Sea.
rvwF.npoiiT. Eng.. Oct. 12, A
mor is in circulation that thc-Brltlsh
cruiser Talbot, bound for the North
American station, foundered at sea
during the recent gale. The Tulbot
is a second-class cruiser, of 5,000 tons
displacement and carries a crow of
433 .olllcers and men. She Is a new
vessel.
Women Whisky Sellers.
GuTiiniE, O. T., Oct. 12.-One
hundred women are engaged In selling
whisky to the Osage, Otoe, Poncha
v It ilin ViS ft A F rif
and Creek innians uu mc uu.u.. v,.
Oklahama. Deputy marshals report It
is dangerous foranolllcer to appear
in that country alone. A party of
marshals brought In a dozen whisky i
sellers from that country today, most,
of them Indians.
Fire Patrol" Reed'a Opera House
Tonight. -Commencing
tonight Mr. Uacon
will produce the melodramatic sue
cess, written by Harkins, ontlflcd
'The Fire Patrol." While It has
never been played in this city there
are many theater goers who are fairly
well acquainted with tho admlrnblo
qualities of thisproductlon by reputa
tion. Its long runs In New York and
Chicago have passed Into theatrical
history as ono of the notable successes
of tho period.
In construction "The Flro Patrol"
is purely melodramatic and In com
mon with other plays of this char
acter, contains tho usual number of
highly exciting climaxes and an
abundance -of now and effective scen
ery. The most striking features,
however, consist in tho mechanical
and realistic udjuncts, The only
essential difference between the "Fire
Patrol" und many plays which cotuo
n:. v rvinrfltlnn ' under me nuuu oi meiuuruiiiuiiiu neo
- in rn, ..on,m,i 'in tho play as a literary production.
London, Oct. 12.-TH6 correspond. , UXre3 a)d
ent of the Chronicle, at Paris, says he , n,,,,!,, e(tusloiM It would hoar an
has good authority for saying that j exceedingly favorable examination. It
Pri nee Bismarck's health Is caualng is this combination scenic and realls-
First Sunday Hanging.
Gutiiuik, O. T., Oct. 12. Charles
Hadworth and Henry Welch were
executed at Wcwoka, In SIraonole
Nation, Sunday for murder. This is
the first Sunday execution known.
Storm on the Atlantic.
New York, N. Y., Oct. 12. A lierce
gale, which began late Saturday still
continues, with no sign of abatement.
No vessels left this port this morning.
Only two arriving, several arc due.
serious anxiety
YONCOLLA.
Hon. Davis, an O. It. & N. attor
ney, of Portland, spoke here Saturday
for the gold standard. Some of the
Republicans said they could not tell
which side he was speaking for.
Hon. W. S. U'lten spoke for free
silver here last Thursday and made a
splendid ispeeclr The Bryan club
have made a challenge to the Mc
Klnley club for a debate.
This nreclnct has generally been a
tic effectiveness arid literary worth
which Is said to make the "Fire
Patrol" the much tulked or play It is
today.
Tho prices are only 15, 25 and 35
cents. Tomorrow night "Held In
Slavery."
Thkek Haiu'y Coui'LriB. County
Clerk Elilen was today called upon to
Issue thrco marriage licenses. The
happy couples were A. H. Mooro and
E. W. Ryan; Edward C. King and
Florence M, Brown; and M. J. Kentz
and Carrie L. Wells. In the last two
Instances tho soon-to-be-brldes were
only 17 years of ago und tho consent of
their parents was necessary before the
much-desired license could be Issued.
Lively Runaway. About2 o'clock
this afternoon "Jack" West, the Jolly
butcher, was returning from a trip
through the suburbs when his team
suddenly took fright and dashed down
Commercial street. The tongue broke
at tho Willamette corner, tho horses
became detached, and tho butcher
and wagon was left unharmed in tho
middle of tho street.
In Polk County. The local com
mittco desire to announce a political
mcetlngaut Brush college, Thursday
evening, Oct. 15. Speaking by E.
Hofor, Silvor Republican Bryan elec
tor. Joint discussion if desired.
Home From Nebraska. Attorney
U. J. Fleming returned from Cedar
Bluffs, Neb., Sunday morning whore
ho went thrco weeks ago in response
to a telegram announcing tho sudden
death of his father. Unfortunately
Mr. Fleming did not arrive at Cedar
Bluffs until the day after his father's
burial Ho reports an Immeuso corn
crop InNebrasku, tho yield being al
most uniform throughout tho state.
Corn was quoted at 12 cents per
bushel, shelled, whon ho left there,
Indicating it raise of 2 cent? per bushel
during tho last week he was In tho
state. Small grain did not do so well,
wheat and oats yielding but a
small crop.
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Wo ml63 tho rubicund faco of Mr.
Oregon Apple at tho fruit stores.
A La Til-a-Mook.-at
Branson Si Co's.
cream cheese mild,
table.
-It Is to bo had
Tillamook full
rich and pala-
ThoMcKlnloy "capitalization" on
t he Jury list don't size up with tho
Bryan capitalists out there.
Mrs. Fraser at "The Leader," Is
showing business ability, and Is em
ploying about a dozen hands.
Police Court.
Fred Van Cleve, charged with lar
ceny of a purse containing $05, from
one Frank Powers, was discharged
this morning, b the evidence was not
suniclent to warrant his being bound
over. The man was In a drunken
nretty strong Republican precinct but condition at the time
this fall It will hardly go for McKIn- One drunk was. given live duys,
Mr. Davls.sald today they were jn default of the usual tine, Imposed
ley.
miikincria bit; null for Oregon and
seemed to think they would get there.
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Lost.
A lady's gold watch at the Fair
grounds. Finder return to this olllce
$5 reward.
OASTOKIA.
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on such patients.
John Smith was arrested Sunday,
charged with indecent exposure. He
will given a trial late this afternoon.
Hard Times! Why no.not with us.
We did not have time to locate before
we were doing business. For particu
lar see ad and write, for boolr.
Oxyvita Co., Chatwln house, Salem.
10 2t
.Rev. Fanner sayH the Baptist con
vention at Salem will be a bigger af
fair than he had anticipated.
More Curative Power
Is contained In a bottlo of Hood's
Sarsaparilla than In any other similar
preparation. It costs the proprietor,
manufacturer arid Jobber more and Is
worth tuoro to tho consumer. It has
a record of cures unknown to any
other preparation. It Is tho best to
buy because It Is tho Ono True Blood
Purifier.
Hood's Pills are tho best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Gentle,
reliable, sure.
THE MARKETS,
S1LVXK.
New Yorlc.SOct. 12. Silver, 64c: lead
a6o.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicago, Oct. 12 -1 log -Light $3.15
3.50; heavy $2.53 5 ,
i;ltier-uecvet cj3.4cnaj5.15; cow uu
helferi $l.3o3.8s.
Sheep 'Good iteady.
OKAIK.
Chlcsco. Oct. 12 Wheat. cah (&,c,
PORTLAND MAKKET.
PROVISION.
Portland, Opt 12 Wheat vtlley, 63c
Walla Walla, 591160.
Flour Portland, 2.75; Demon county,
2.75! B'nn1 Ji5 upnne $ rr Dn'
Oat White, 3o3c; G"7. 293;rolic.l,
lnbagi, $4.5S25 barrel, 14 S0?--
case, 3.75.
Potatoes., Oregon, 45BS5C per sick.
Hay. .Good, 10lo.so per ton.
Wool.. Valley, 8oc; Kastern Oregon
t7C
Mlllstufli, .!!rsn,i2.5oai4.5o;jhort,Ji3.i;o
Poultry- Chicken. mixed,l23.oo; liroil.
en. i.2?2.2Si duck, 23; geese, 56j
turkey, llvo, ",,,,. ,
Hidea.. green, salted Co lbs 5C! unei
60 lbi 44Vc; hecp pelU, lo7o.
Hop Contracts (or new crop are belnz
made at 6a6Jc.
Hutter.. Oregon fancy creamery, 345
fancy dairy, 253S: fair to good, 2oa22j4i
Cheese .Oregon full cream, 9.
Eggs.. Oregon. l7Jiioc per dox.
Beef .Topsteers. 2.252.40 per lb; fan
to good steers, aM 3-5i . ?
dreed beef, 3n4c.
SAN VltANClSCO MA11KET.
San -Francisco, Oct. ia.-.Whrtt, I 7J4
Wool.. Oregon choice.iolic; Interiors
7c, valley, 59c.
Highest of all in Leavoning Power. -Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
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