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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL IX.
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SAIiBM. OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1898.
NO, 252
HOW
Men's willow calf lace shoes,
new toes. calMincd, Goodyear
welts $3,00 a pair,
Rubbers Free
With all ladies' shoes at $2.50
or oyer we give a pair of ladies'
rubbers free of charge for 10
days,
KRAUQSB BROS
275 COMMERCIAL riTREET
READY
Plain Language For
Spain,
Fate of the Philippines De
cide Upon.
Twentv Million Will Bo Offered for
the Islands.
km
I1M SALE PRICES !
that will prove to you that this sale is for the pur
pose of reducing our stock before moving, We
only adycrtisc what we have to sell, and sell what
we advertise and we positively guarantee to
Save foil From 10 to 25 Per fat
on anything you may select from our stock
.$ 3.75
A good scrvicablc Ulicvolt BUlt,
heavy weight 8J',fl
$6.00
Any one of our $7, $7.50 and $B
HllltS ut 01,l)
$7.50
Takes any 8'60, $0,00 and 80.G0
suit In the liotiso
$8,00
Buys a regular t0 Black Clay
or any $10 suit In our store.
75c
We liavoa-few all wool undershirts In regular .$1.23 and
values to cUve ut '
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
120 STATE STREET.
A thorouKh training in business ' " f hhaiid ipays U
evidenced by tbe number of students of the
CP
igpf
Call or send for catalogue
Misses' kid gloves, worth SLOO for 50c
a pair, Misses cashmere gloves, worth 35c,
for 15c a pair, Embroidery silk, in skeins,
4 $ 0 r N'" "
worth 5c for 2ic a skem.vtvwww
Chenille, areseens, silk cords at half
price, Emroidery linen floss, in colors, at
half price, A large assortment of filo silks,
rope silks, tinsel cords, all at half price,
Large assortment of silk handkerchiefs and
silk mufflers at
FRIEDWAfrslEW RACKET
Cor. Commercial and State Streets
SALEM, OREGON.
By Auocllftl Preess to The Journal
Paws, Noy. 20.-Tho Spanish
peaco commissioners have been notl
Uedthattho United States commis
sioners will bo ready to treat with
them In Joint session this aftcanoou.
Unless the Spaniards have an ade
quate reason for further delay, tho
two commissions will Join In the most
Important mooting thus far held.
The American commissioners, In a
written communication, declare that
. .i.i-.i nr.inin nf the rroctocol" ro-
lilltl b 1IIU ... I.w. w. r-
gardlng tho Philippines Is capable of
only one fair construction, that no ar
bitration Is needed toclucldato us
terms, and that the United Slates
cannot admit any other piwor to lit?,
uro hero purely as a loxlcologlst
They will maintain that tho two
commissions are charged to dotcrmlno
whether Spain ortlio United States
shall In tho future own tho Philip-
pines.
This will be accompanied by tho
clear declaration that the United
States will possess tho Philippines.
Following this declaration, tho Amsrl
can commissioners will lay before the
Spaniards two alternatives:
Plist To uccept a sum or money
from tho United States and to cede
and evacuate tho Philippines.
Second-To loso tho Philippines to
the United States by conquest,
with tho possibility of other territor
ial losses, or Indemnify tho United
States for tho added expense of
conquest.
This communication may not be
formally designated as un ultimatum,
but It will lack naught or tho con
clusiveness Indicated by that word.
This will be so plain that tho Span
ish commissioners will scarcely hagglo
for money on the Hrst alternative, nor
cherish any doubt rl tho American
action under tho second, should tho
first bo declined.
No odo hero expects the American
commissioners, know how much
will bo tendered Spain as tho cheapest
and most humane way of settling tho
difficulty. She Is exceedingly anxious
tocscapo the Philippine debt, which
consists of $10,000,000 In bonds, on
which sho repllzed $30,000,000. Of tho
latter amount sho Is believed to havo
expended some $10,000,000 or 11,000,
000 In fighting the United States
and a part In attempting to quell tho
Philippine Insurgents. A reasonable
guess at tho sum for the tender
would be $20,000,000, although It may
foil below that.
Tho Cubun question may come
agalu today. Tho American eomtnl9
fllon had thought tho discussion on
that point finished, but tho Spanish
commissioners nro reported to havo
declared last week that tho mortgages
imposed by Spain on the Cuban as
well as on tho Philippine rovonucs,
must not bo Impaired or questioned.
This would compel tho American com-
mlsBoncrs soon and probably tomor
rowto demand whotberypaln means
to repudiate tho plain compact of tho
protocol to relinquish sovereignty
over and tltlo to Cuba.
Three weeks ago the Spanish com
mlssloncrs accepted tho Cuban- article
In the prootocol without condition?,
save that its embodiment In the
treaty should depend on an agree
ment hero on all the articles of the
proctocol. Recently, bowovor.Bpaln'a
representatives havo said that tho
Cuban mattor had only been .tempor
arily passed, and was still In nbey-anco.
this morning, after expressing "some
apprchonslon that wo may havo been
mtstakon with regard to tho Anglo
American ontontc," points to the
"establishment of a medieval naviga
tion law In Porto Rice." and asks:
"Is a still gravor disappointment
coming in tho closing of tho doors to
our commorco In tho Philippines?
London, Nov. 21. The Madrid
correspondent of tho Dally Mall says:
"It Is asserted that tho government
would reject an offer of $40,000 for tho
Philippines as ridiculous."
IN HIGH OFFICE.
Indictments Found Againstan
United States Senator.
lly Atioclftteil l'rc to the Journal.
Puiladeumiia.Nov. 21, The grand
lury today presented truo bills of
Indictment against Senator Quay, his
son, Richard S. Quay, and ex-stato
Treasurer BonJ. J. Haywood, charged
with roneplraoy to unlawfully use
public money In private enterprises.
Cornerstone Laying.
Bpticlal to Tho Journal.
Dallas, Noy.2l. Tho corner stono
for the now court houso will
be laid by tho grand lodgo of
Masons of Oregon on Nov. 30, at
2 p. m.
SPAIN
REFUSES
To Accept America's
Ultimatum,
Sweeping Demands of Undo
Sam.
Moro Than tho Spaniards at First
Can Swallow.
4W
THE WORLD IN A MOMENT.
Some Important Current Events of a Historical Char
actor Reported by Telegraph.
(By Associated Press to the Dally Capital Journal.)
Tii.in, iintMniav ima nnnnlntml John Morgan, collector of
customs for the Southern district of Oregon.
The city of Perry, Iowa, has suffered a $250,000 lire.
Captlan-Oeneral Blanco at Havana received from Paris a cable
authorising him to draw on Paris for $2,000,000 gold to bo applied n
tho payment of tho Spanish troops In Cuba This amonnt lb In
addition to the proceeds of tho draft for 42.-,000 by tho Madrid gov
eminent on London which was sojd last week.
A Madrid cable says an hgreoincnt has been reached between the
peace commissioners In Paris. Tho government Intends to notify tho
Cuban bondholders that Spain will not .pay the Cuban debt, which
will not bo muntlonc 1 In tho peaco treaty. The government or Spain
holds Itself completely freed from tho debt which rails upon the
nation exercising sovereignty and collecting taxes In Cuba.
Tho Kicnoli government has ordered a modification or the prison
treatment of cx-Captaln Albert Dreyfus. Dreyfus Is to bo allowed to
promenade and exorclso six hours a day over an area of eight acres.
It Is still unknown whether Dreyfus wf 11 bo brought hick.
Rcar-Admlral Lord Charles Bcrcsford, M. P., ror York, who Is
visiting in China In tho Interest, of tho Brlttsh Associated Chambors
of Commerce, In tho courso of a speech at Shanghai, dwelt upon tho
"gravo datiRers threatening British commorco so long as the domin
ant military position of Russia and the effeto condition of China arc
allowed to coutlnjc."
Ho insisted upon the necessity or a "llrm policy," which should ?,
lncludo the organization or a thoroughly equipped Chinese army, and
a commercial alliance with tho United States, Genuitny and Japan i
... ,,i, .nTinwnrvn iihlna's Integrity and maintain tho "opon doors.'
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t
j Auoclated Proil U tU Jonraal.
Paius, Nov. 21. The Spanhh and
American peaco commissions mot In
Joint session this afternoon. Tho
Amotlcans declared that they must
have tho entire Philippine Archipel
ago and for a treaty cession of tho
islands tho Americans tendered Spain
$20,000,000. it wos further declared
to tho purpose of tho United States to
maintain the Philippine Islands,
as an "open door" to tho world's com
merce. On thcthe terms named, tho
United States proposes mutual re
linquishment of all claims for Indem
nity, national or porsonal, subsequent
to tho outbreak of the last Cuban
insurrection, November 23 is ilxcd
as tho dato on which tho
United States commission do
sired u dollnlto rcsponso to their
propositions and all other subjects In
Issuo here. They also declared that
Liin United States desired to treat on
tho rollglous freedom of tho Carolluo
islands, as agreed upon between tho
United States snd Soi'ln In 1880, and
tho acquisition of ono of tho Caroline
Islands for an American naval
station, und cable landing rights
I at other places In Spanish Jurisdiction
and .tho revival of certain .SpanlBh
American treaties heretofore In rorco.
The Amorlcans also roruso to arbitrate
article 3 or tho peaco protocol, bear
ing upon the future disposition and
control of tho Philippine iBlauds.
Mooting adjourned until Wednesday.
Paius.Nov 21. Tito picsldcnt or
Islands. Meantime tho military and
naval coa'manders will probably bo
directed to extend tho occupation at
onco to the group, though It Is not
clear that this can bo accomplished
without much trouble and prehaps n
hostllo clash with tho Insurgonts,
Troops for Havana,
By Associated Press to Tho Journal.
Washington, Nov. 21, Tho war
department has ordered four com
panies of tho Second Volunteer En
gineers to embark at onco from Savan
nah ror Tampa und sail thenco to
Havuna.
ABOUT THE CAPITAL. JOURNAL.
Mnmetliinir far Advertisers to Ponder
Over.
It circulates every where.
It reaches more home than any Oregon
paper outside of Poitland.
In adverthemenU are clean. Nons other
are taken at any price.
It li belt in .quality nr.d tho chespoU In
the State,;thereiotc it circulates.
It cliculatei In every county In Oregon.
It doei not ao Into the homes of people
who are not able to pay,; became it is payed
in advance. "
It is fitmly citob'Uhed in thousands of
families.
Tt offers advertiser an opportunity to place
their ad. In the tome circles of the best class
of buyers.
It gtyes you the benefit of circulating
thousands of sample coyles every month which
costs you nothing extra.
It Is the moit altraotlve and ivory Inch of
it Is read by wage earners,
It is like good goods, the cheapest and be.t
lor the money.
It discounts Its bills an 1 every reader and
advertiser receives lite benefit of the dis
count. It gives advertisers value received because
It has ihe right kind or circulation and low
rates.
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum I
menaces to
4f SN iUp CMfcfjrf
calth of the present day.
aovAi qmiaa rmnXH ea. mw vowc
DAWS TREATY,
Finally Defeated in Indian
Territory.
It has a large fotclgn aivertlstng patron,
age and must be profitable to them.
It is read by more farmers than any paper
in Oregon, became it costs less linn a cent a
day,
It prints all the news that' fit to print and
what It prints Is lend. Your add Is seen and
read, because the piper Is not loo large,
It is not read by dead beats but every
copy is paid for.
It is the household guide of hundreds of
wage-earners.
It keeps your business in touch with the best
people of Oregon. Keeps them infom ea on
what you h tve for sale and when the time
conus they will buy.
The Tennessee.
Undersigned has stilt a fow thou
sand or those Tenncssoo strawberry
plants loft at $1.00 a hundred. Thpy
are tho llncst table borry, or, for ; tho
homo market. Early and brilliant
r..ii. Nnw is thotlmo to nut out to
lir Aitoclattd Frees toThs Journal.
Washington, Nov. 21. Secretary
Bliss received a dispatch from Indian
Inspector Wright of Indian Territory,
stating that a final count shows that
tho Dawes treaty was defeated. It
has been stated horetoforo that the
treaty was ratified.
What Does it Mean,
If you want Bargain"? In anything
bo stiro und go to tho Fair Store, at
27J Commercial strcot. Wo mean
Kiiiotrinaa. Wn mivnnur nntrons from
15 to 35 por cent on all purchases, O .
r. uaoncy, proprietor. iu uuu o
City Tonsorlal Parlor.
Ulruf. flruir nnri.1l nf Wfltor'a clffUr
stand on Commercial strcot. Motto
Clean shop, Kood work, courteous
trcatmont. Hair cutting 15 cents,
shaving 10 cents.
KKN128T ANDr.RSON, proprietor.
tV AUUCIDUII.
tfnrmnrlv of Anderson
Qlvohlui a call.
1117 18 22 23
Is ono
ror as
That's a Fact.
Tho successful business man
who gots nil things of valuo
little cost as possioie.
Tho man who buys a ticket oyer tho
Nortliorn Pad no It. R. gets good
valuo for his money and is successful.
For information on your eastern
trip fico Thomas, Wattfc Co., 227
Commercial st. 11 J" 3t
V.. Unvi'.u.
Salem, Or.
l'AIUB,OV ,.-,. y.w,..... -tnHprnKcr0n.
tho Spanish peaco commission, Rlo, ,j & w ir.
has roruscd to continue negotiations. ocon(Jiny u tno roud to wealth'
why not putronlro tho Salem Steam
Washington, Nov, 21. Tho state Dyeing &Cleunlni: Works, 103 Com
department ha, not yet been adflln.golgBan.1. gjongj.
or tho reported refusal of t ho Spanish , KOnorl repairing, such as rellning and
peace commissioners to continue "t-ISJJSSKWlffo?:
gOtlUtlOnS ill POrlS. Alger exuruoato ye U80 ,IOnO UUb llio UUIU ui hiukji mi,
Wheat Market,
(By Associated Press to Tho Journal.)
Ciiioaoo, Nov. 21 Mayuui;casii
2 red 70c.
San Fjiancisco, Nov. 10. Cash
1.1711.
tho
Tho Madrid correspondent of
Standard 9ays:
Spain will decline Indemnity for
tho Philippines If tho sum offered
nppears Inadequate In the eyes or tho
nation."
Tho "Vienna correspondent or tho
Dally Telegraph says:
'Following the advices of Austria
and Germany, Spain will accept
America's offeror compensation ror
tho Philippines."
Tho Dally Chronicle, In an editorial
on tho Illspano American situation
FLflGG SELLS..,
Wholesale and Retail
at prices her etofore unequalled
for cheapness i
The AUea Wreck.
Tho accounts do not chango tho
roport as to the wreck of the Atlanta
very much, Instead of thirty thero
were twenty-seven on board, and
henco twenty-four wcro drowned,
threo being saved. Oue report Is
that tho schooner was racing down
tho coast. Another report brought
over from tho Bay this noon by a
man from Yaqulna, wus mat tnrco
men saved, all young men and com
mon sailors stated yesterday that the
crew wero nearly all drunk and that
tho steering of tho vessel had been
turned over to an Inexperienced sailor
who had never steered a vessol be
fore, that they hud been ablo to get
off on account of being sober. It Is
said that had tho lira saving crew the
proper aparotus they might havo
saved sumo or tho men, and It Is not
known but some or thorn are on tho
boat now, but probably not. Al
bany Democrut.
Arrived at Frisco,
San Fuanoisco, Nov. 21 .-On board
Coptic, which arrived from the Orient
today was Ex Queen Lllluokalanl of
Hawaii.
.
Now
is the time
To mako Doors and Windows
secure against winter storms.
We have a Mil supply or Build
era' Hardware.
Papcteries, the very latest
Tablets, newesl and best
Note Bcoks
Writing Paper in reams
Pencils, Ink, Twine
Nail Bags, Sugar Bags
Elephant Bags, Lion Bags
Typewriter Paper,
Notebooks, Blotters,.Lcdgers
Wrapping Paper
Safety Paper
Library Paste, Playing Cardi,
Ani in fact, everything in
I the line of Stationery.
QjUI Discovered.
STU1IKNVH.LK, O., NOV. 21. Oold
has been discovered here. If the same
relative quality continues tho prop
erty will bo developed.
Naughty l3oy
Will cauee Ills mother troublo but
thoso 15c meal at tho Whlto Ilouw
will causo overy one pleasure. J. E.
Barnett nucccssor to Geo, Brothers,
dlsbcllcr In the accuracy of tho re
port. Still If tho breaoh Is mudo.lt
would not bo u surprlso to th stato
department, which has shaped In
strnctlons to Its commissioners to
bring negotiations to a sharp
Issue, If Rlos has expressed tho de
termination or the Spaniard under
Instructions, tho Amurlcan commis
sioners will leave Paris at onco
Nearly all their work In such a cuso
will go for nothing. Tho proceedings
before tho commlslon wero so con
ducted that no point ngreed upon
was to bo regarded as binding unless
a complete treaty was made. This
.lnnn nnt. nncrtRHIirllV WlDO Ollt
what has beon accomplished
under tho terms of tho protocol. Each
urtlclo of tho protocol must stand for
it Is In no respect dependent on what
would follow at Paris, sayo tho olauso
tmmiilnir the Phlllnnlues, That is
tho ultlp ato possession of tho govern
ment as (announced at tho stato de
partment. As to what shall now
follow peace or war olllclals are not
clear. They believe the Spanish forces
in Cuba will contlnuo tho evacuation
now In progress
work neat, cheap, and promptly dono.
Our prices aro right
Mon's black diagonal mackintoshes
a. ir nt Mm TJntu Vnrlr Tlnrket.
eod-2t-dw
MP'S
Mm Pectoral
"Wlion tlio doctors considered mo
incuraliK Ayer'a Chorry Pectoral
cured mo of
Clonic Broxefciils
L. . MUDINOIS, Roafore, Wis.
IIALP-SIZU UOTTLUS, goc.
Ill
WINNING
mini
uijini:
v
Quality. Price and Courteous Treatment
GRAY BROS.
HANDLES SOLELY THE OOODS OP
BLAKE, McFALL , CO,
227 Commercial St Salem, Ore,
Thero Is no problem
Porto Rice, which
In our posses
cun bo cablly
any time. This
leaves about tho only question to bo
determined those connected with tho
Philippines. It la not believed bpain
will make uny effort to reconquer the
connected with
U completely
ston. Ouam,
inrrlsoned ut
One-Third of Life
is spent In sleep, why not lie com
fortable. Laminated Cotton Comforts
They aro warm, sjft and odorless,
boiiutirul naltcrns In sllkollno
und sutlcen,
$2.25, $2,60, $3,00, $3 60.
Thos, Kay Blankets.
They aro wool, lino selected wool.
in wniio, gray, muvnuu. -.. .
brown at lowest prices.
New
Tallnr-mude suits and dress
shirts Just opened.
New Velvets, Taffeta.
Black bourdotto and boulllouno
dress goods opened yesterday.
New Satin Waists
Expected every day.
WANTED
New Fur Collarettes.
Received yesterday.
Black Dress Goods
Prlostloy's celebrated fancy blaek
at groatly ultoreu prices,
ooo, formerly 00o.
10c, formerly il.OO.
00o. formerly 1.25
91.20, formerly 1.60.
New Gordons
This celebrated adn popular hat
Is uialntnlnlnu tho leud with all
judges of quality. Moro valuo In a
Gordon than uny other hat at auy
price
$3.00.
Notiee
Tho sterling values In our south
window. All at special prices.
Ing's Perfect Fitting Include
Butterlck I'att.rns.-Rcstd gjjjj. pftUcrU8
... TlllfflS ID CHICKENS
Ml
COPNTUY DALEH BlIPPUHl AT POUTLAND WHQLKIIALE PWOBb
WE PAY HIGHEST OASH PRICE.
OREGON GHBEN AND DRIED FRUIT CO. -205 Commercial Street, Salem, Ore.
JOSEPH MEYERS k SONS.
Phono 1. 278 280 Commercial strcot.'corner Court.
Salem's. Greatest Stqrb.
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