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SALEM, OREGON, ITIUDAY, ITEBlUJAItY 10, 1899,
JNO, 35
Our shoe sale
Only seven pairs men's thigh boots left.
Price $2.50 and $3.00
Ladies' storm rubbers, Bostons 40c
Ladies' storm Bay state, all sizes 25c
Men's short rubber boots , 1.90
AH of our fall and winter lines of shoes regard'
less of cost must make room for on immense
spring stock.
Krausse Bros.
275 Commercial Street.
OUR
K2CX. REDUCTION
SALE
urn
ILL be continued another month at
greater reduction than ever. It
will be of malerial benclit to avail
yourself of this sale as goods will
not be duplicated at same prices
after January 31, 1899,3CJw
'A ' by '
W.-'l
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REMEMBER t
All Mackintoshes at manufacturer's prices,
MmmB&Bmfe&B
U Our 53,50 latent
I . shoes for menvthc
you S5, Dressy footwear, lry a pair.
sM
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"l 94 State street, aalem, uregon
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WANTED
POTiTOES, IIS, Hi! AND
WEJPAY.niGIlEST.iOASHCPR-UE.
AND DRIED FRUIT CO. 53 Slate Street,
OREGON GREEN
Suitable Tools
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still on
G, W, Johnson & Co,
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Learner ana cnamei
kind that used to cost
Shoe Store
.
10
FOR ALL TRADES.
A man might as well try to work
with his hands alone unless he has
the tools that help.
THE BEST
Is none too good for the man that
dos the work.
TilE BEST
can always be fouud at
GRAY BROS.
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UA10
LEGIS
LATURE
Dental Practice Bill
Passes
Flagg Supports thejext-book
Reform Bill.
Stillman's Bill on School Land Re
form Passes.
II. 13.72 Wd9 a special order for
10
o'clock, but on motion of
was recommitted for
Young It
further
amendment.
The Senate substitute for the
House resolution protesting against
tlio seating In congress of Brlgham
II. Robert, was referred to the com
mittee on resolutions, on motion of
McCulloch.
H. B.2H, Introduced by Stanley, lor
a dontul law, which wni defeated
Thursday wuseullcd up for reconsid
eration, and aroused a lively discus
sion. Grace supported the bill; Ford
uoy and Itccder opposed it. The bill
then passed.
Flagg announced that the commit
tee on education was roady to roport
on S. 0. 141, the Daly text book bill,
and moved Unit tho bill be made a
special order for2 p m.Whulloy Imcdl
ately objected to this on tho ground
that tho committee report was not yet
In. Flagg then changed his motion
to Include the report of tho commit
tee Whalley opposed this aud was
sopportcd by Morton. Tho motion
was then divided and tlio commlttco
report was made special order for 2
p. in. On making the bill a special
order for 2:110 a roll call was de
manded. This does not give a fair
test of the strength of the bill
us some members voted no who
will vote for the bill on Its passage.
Ayes Bayer, Brnttaln, Conn, Cum
tilings, Flugg,.Oniy, Gregg, Mill, Hob-
kirk, Jones, Mussinglll, McQueen,
Moody, Myers.Nlchols, Piilmor.lMatts,
Roberts, Stewart, Stump, Virtue,
Whitney, Wilson, Wouncott, Mr.
Speaker; 25.
Noes Blackaby, Hrlggs, Butt, Cur
tis, Donnelly, Farrill, Fordney, Free-
land, Gruce, Hall, Knight, Urine,
Lumsoii, Lewis, Marsh, Maxwell, Mc
Allster, Mr.Court, McCulloch, Mo, tot.,
Reeder, Riss, Shtsrwin, Smlh, S 111-man,-
Thompson, Thompson. Tun
plug, VYIi.uta, Wll lunon, Yuutirf;
:il. Absent 4.
II. W.Scott looked In on the House
for a half hour or so.
HILLS PASSlil).
II. B. 288, Stanley, Dental law.
Read first tlmo January 25.
II. B. 201, Stlllmun, to umend section
13 of an act to provide for the ap
propriation of water from lukes
and running streams and other
purposes.
II. B. 374: Stillmat:. chairman com
mittee on public land, to with
draw from salo certain school
lands und reducing tho rate nf
Interest on school funds, etc
SBNATR FKIDAV KOItBNOON.
The tirst business of tho day whs
consideration of tho Daly school bill,
asrevisodby the educational commit
tee, constituting a comnlote educa
tional code. Chairman Kuykondall
explained, and tho same was ordered
printed with amendments.
'nilllD UKADINO.
S. B. Ofi. Kuykendall. Fixing terms
or cdurt in second Judicial dis
trict, Passed,
S. B. 08. Bates. Ruad bl.l.
Tabled.
S. B. 83. Bates, to encourage wldo
tired vehicles, granting u rebate
In road tax for use of wagons with
3 Inolios or over In width, of 81
for ouch wheel; ulso an additional
rebate of 82 for ouch wagon hav
ing 4 Inolios outside of front
wheals.
" Tho senators spoke almost ununl-
mously for the bill. Passed.
S. B. 03. Adams. To prohibit riding
or driving of animals on any loot
path bordering public roads.
Passed its amended,
S. H. 101. Mitchell. To provide for
acceptance by tho state and re
clamation of certain lands.
Kelly spoke agalntst tho bill, as.
sorting that It was in the Interest
of land-grabbing syndicate benutor
Mitchell resented the Imi
tation and spoke for the bill. Praal -dent
Taylor called Senator Kuyken
dall to the chulr, and Bpoke for the
hill. Fulton also spoke for tho bill.
Rled showed that this bill was in the
Interest of small farmers, and Dr.!
Driver recited iieautlful poetry In the
interest of tlio measure. Senator
Smith opposed the bill.
Tlio bill was tn n do n special order
for 2:30 next Monday.
Wan to Govern Th-mselves. j
CmcAao, Feb. 0. A special to the
Tltues-Uerald from Washington, says:
From a high otllclul of the administra
tion have been learned some facts In
connection with tho policy with
President McKlnlcy Intends to put in
force In the Philippines, which show
his earnest Intention to establish In
those islands a government of und by
the natives which shall be protected
from foreign interference by this
country.
This olllclal said that had Agutu-
aldo succeeded In forming a govern
ment In Luzon that could have stood
tho test of operation, nono would
have been more gratlllcd than the
president.
Secrotarv Hav. near the close of h
term as ambassador to Great Britain
consulted with British forclgu of
liclals respecting tho government df
Indian states under tho Brltls
crown. As a result of his Inquiry ft
had been determined to accept tbii
rule of the sultan of the Sulu archi
pelago. Thus self-government will be
accorded to u portlou of tlio now
colonial possessions from tho be
ginning, and self-government will
likewise be accorded to other sections
of the territory which ure capable of
exercising It.
It cannot be stated with dollnlto
ness that any section looking to the
nottllcatlon of tho natlvos of the
Philippines and the Sulu archipelago
of the charge of sovereignty will be
tnudo for tho preset t. Rcttr-Adiulral
Dewey will distribute the proclama
tion which will bo Issued, but suoli
action may not bo taken until after
there has been a full consideration Of
the ontlro Philippine situation by tho
commission of which Rear Admiral
Dewey and General Otis arc members,
Flootfcd,
AuumtN, Cal., Feb. 10. Tho rcser
voir at the Big Dipper mine, In the
Iowa IIII1 mining district has broken
and curried away tho entire mill,
black imlth shop und drying-house.
Flvo Chinese utid one whlto man,
Joseph Fabcr, were killed and their
bodies wero found several miles down
tho canyon. Tho loss of tho mine
company Is heavy, and will reach up
ward of $20,000. The Big Dipper
ranks us una of the richest gravel
mines In California.
The New Process. .
Tito Salem Flouring Mills "Special"
Hour Is now better thau evor. Try
It. -ltr
Daly Text Book Bill
Forward
Nichols, Stewart and Fordney
Report it to the House,
The Large Republican Majority
Will Not Down
the Bill,
The Daly toxt-book bill that passed
the senato will be brought U) a voto
Id tho House.
As tho matter stands a handsome
majority of the IIouso Is for tho bill.
Governor Geer and tlio Marlon
county dologallon are for the bill.
Tho light for toxt-book reform Is
now narrowoddown to a fequuro con
tost botwoen the Intelligence, courugo
und fidelity to the people of sixty
representatives In tho Orogon legisla
ture and tho A morlcflR Book Co. of
Ttartlnnil Mint, ivuntjl n ninnll filX VfUlTS
longer.
Hurrah for Nlohol and Stewart!
Thoy have foroad the Daly taxi-book
hill out of the hands or the House
education committee.
Th8uommltto wuntod to kill the
hill and nrevant luelHlailvci rollef hut
Putor Fordney, a Pop'illst, from
Wallowa county, oloeted by aid of
Republican yotos, refused U be a
party to smothering a report. The
bill will bo reported to th House
this evening.
NlUnOLS, STEWART and FORD
NEY will be remembered by all true'
CMtcliuiel oh Kourlh Pag.
HDRRAU!
BAH!
OUR
BOYS
Make Another Heiv
oic Attack,
Maaa-aa-aMa-)
Rebels Mowed Down Like
Grass-
American Losses Reported as Vory
Slight.
Ilr Aaaoolnteil I'rcaa In flip Joarnnl.
Manila, Feb. 10. At 7:40 p. m.
Tho American forces, this afternoon
made a combined attack upon Uulo
can and reduced It In short order. At
a signal from tho tower of the Dc la
Lome church, (United States signal
station) The uionlter Monadnock
opened tiro from tho bay with tho big
guns In the fore turret on tho earth
works with great effect. Tho rebels
reserved their lire until tho bombard
ment ceased, when they tired volleys
or musketry, as tho Montana regi
ment was 'advancing on the Jungle
and the Kansas regiment, on extreme
loft with artillery deploying to right
charged across the open and curried
theciirthworks,uuil,d cheering, under
a heavy lire. Supported by artillery at
tho church .by tioops which were
advanced, driving tho enemy and
lighting for cvo-y font, right into
the town and penetrated to tlio presi
dency and lowered tho Filipino Hag.
The enemy's sharpshooters In tho
Jutiglo on the right fired ut long
rungo on the Pennsylvania regiment,
but were soon silenced by sharapnel
und the Ponnsylvunluns remained In
the trenches. As tho Americans ad
vanced they burned the native houses.
Tlio rebels wero mowed down like
grass, hut tho American loss was
slight.
Washington, Feb. 0. -Owing to tho
pressing need or additional slgnul
corps men In tho Philippines It hus
been decided by tho war department
to strengthen tho corps In tho Islands
by additions or ono company, ro
crtiltcd from tho voluntcors stationed
there. Telegraph and signal men, tho
war department says, arc worth nioro
than generals of division in tho
present crisis.
Washington, Feb. 10, Alger wont
to cabinet meeting today without of
ficial advices from Otis as to tho situ
ation ut Mnnllu. Oniclals do not ex
pect an attempt will bo made to land
troops at Ilo llo Immediately. It is
posslblo It has been concluded to bo
good policy to allow the natives, or
Panay, to learn of the dlsastorous fato
that bus overtaken Agulnuldo's forces,
hoping thoy may bo Induced to nbato
their resistance to General Miller's
landing. Eyen If an attack took
place, according to tho orlglnul plan,
news or tho result has not yet reached
here,
Manila, Feb. 10.-3:45 p. m. In
unflclpatloifol a native uprising in
this city, unusual precautions were
taken last night by the American
authorities, Fortunately this proved
unnecessary. Tho Fllllplnos are
evidently convinced that an uprising
would prove suicidal. Tho Ameri
can lighting lino Is about tho
sumo us on Wednesday. A
scouting parties or the Dakota
regiment yesterday surprised the
Fllllplno scouts at the bridge acrusi
Paramiue river. Tho enemy retired
hurriedly, swimming tho stream to
reach tho main body of rebels coming
in: hoping to ho allowed to enter
Manila hut have been refused and new
are afraid to return to the enemy's
ranks,
CmcAao, 10. The crest of tho cold
wave has passed hero. Such Is not
the case ut other points. Many places
throughout tho oast reported a record
breaking temporature toduy.
Wahhinoton, Feb. 10, Hepburn,
nlialrmau of tho committee on Inter
state and forolgn commerce gave no
tlco In the house that he would offer
the Nlcaraguu canal bill as an amend
ment to tho sundry civil bill.
Washington, Feb. 10. At a cab
inet meeting today, the president
road -a brief extract from tho roport of
tlio war Investigation commission and
the mutter was discussed informally.
Question or an exta session of con
gress also discussed und it Is the opin
ion or tho members of tho cabinet
Hut In caso of failure of the army re
organization bill an extra session will
be nocossary.
New Oregon Postmaster,
Washington, Feb. 10 President
nominated Marlon F. Dawes to be
postmaster at Union, Or.
EXTRA 1 4 O'CLOCK
LATE DISPATCHES,
Washington, Feb. 10. Tho treaty
of pcuco has been signed by the presi
dent this afternoon.
Washington, Feb. 10. In senate a
htll .lmnnrilni nn net. nrnvidlnt for
th6 reimbursement, governors, stutcfl,
nnr1 tnrrltrirlivs. for i-innrmoq incurred
aud territories, for expenses incurred
In raising and equipping the volun
teer nrmy was icported from the com
mlttco on military affairs. Too bill
wont over. Ajlon offorcd a Joint reso
lution, providing for submission to
tho legislatures tho umendmont to
tho constitution, providing for tho
election of United States senators by
a direct vote of tho pcoplo, Laid on
tabic
STATE STOVE FOUNDRY.
Report of the lioard of Managers to the
Legislature,
By virtue of a resolution passed
during tho prcsont session of the leg
islature, tho board or managers or the
State Stovo Foundry was directed to
affect a settlement and compromise of
the Indebtedness duo tho Stato of
Oregon from Locwonbcrg &Qolug Co.,
tlio Northwestern Stovo B'oundry,
J. Loewerihcrg, and J. W. Ooing, on
the basis of a payment of thirty two
thousand tlye hundred dollars; ten
thousand dollars In cash, and the
balance lu notes secured satisfactor
ily to tho board, In full tor all do
iiiiiods against tho contractor, up to
and Including January 1, 1800.
In compliance with tho requlro
mentof tho said Joint resolution, tho
board of managers of the state stovo
fuundary have effected a settlement
In substantial compliance with Its
provisions. Tho sulci J. Loowcnbcrg,
Loowcnberg Going & Company, and
northwest stovo fouudry, have paid to
tho said board or Managers tho sum of
310,000.00 In cush, und given two
promlsory notes, ono amounting to
$10,000 payable on January 1, 1000,
and tho other for $12,500, payublc
Jituuury 1, 1001 said notes to draw
Interest at tho rate or six por coot per
annum. The payment of theso notes
Is secured by property situated In tho
penitentiary, aud belonging to tho
said Loowcnborg & Going Co. and hold
by the present superintendent of tho
penitentiary, and to bo hold by his
successor In oillco until the said notes
aro paid In full.
The old leaso for convict labor has
been surrendered and cancelled, and a
now lease for tho numbor of convicts
thoroln sot out bus bcou mado with
Loowcnborg&Golng Company, Instead
of with J. Loawenborg as formerly,
and the old leato for tho ritovo
Plant bus been assigned, with consent
of tho board, to said Loowenborg &
Going Co., rent to bo paid quurtoly lu
udvance. Tho rcnthas been paid in ad
vance for the current quarter. Tho
contract further provides that
In caso of tho falluro of said Loowon
berg & Going Co., to pay the rent as
thoroln specified, or In caso the secur
ities for tlio said two notes shall In
any manner become reduced In value
in any amount whatever, that the
notes shall Immediately become dun
nnd collectible, ut tho option of tho
Board.
T. T. Gek.u,
Governor,
F. I, Dunhak,
Sccrotury of Stato,
Ciias. S. Mooui:,
Stato Treasurer.
A Pacific Coble.
II K Anaoclnted Vrtu to (lie Journal.
Washington, Feb, 10. Tho presl-
hus sent a messugo to congress urging
that measures bo taken looking to
construction of a Pacific cable,
IT PAYS TO LOOK!
If you keep In the same beaten path In tlio search for goods, you'll bo the loser. In theso
days of brlKht I leas, bright thoughts, bright merchants, bright stores and good judgement,
you should Took around. It will pay you to look at the many sterling values shown by us.
New Battenburg
Laces and Rings from 2fi to 50 per
cent cheaper than you huvo been
puying. Sco our line,
New Percales
New Madras
Hoautlful new spring styles; why
not muko that Shirt Waist not ?
New Curtains
In values thut aro unsurpassed,
lovely now ouos, at prices thut defy
competition,
85c to $10 a pair,
Point d'Sprit
And plain nets for sash curtains; also
designed Iloblnettcs andBwlsses.
15c to 50c yd.
Jos. Meyers
Saijeivi's Greatest
FIGHTING
REBELS
J
JnfeavV FlOflltlflJ?
O 5
at
Calocan,
Rebels Driven Out With Groat
Loss to the Latter,
Ho Ilo
Being Bombarded
Dtwey's Fleet,
By
Hr Amolnlril I'rcaa lu the .Journal,
Manii,a, Fob. 10. 10 n, in. Tho
rebels have apparuntly selected Mala
bon as their buse of operation with
the Americans, as they are concen
trating lu considerable force thcro
and at. Calocan. Many surill bodies
of scattered troops ure straggling In
from tho right, and others aro un
doubtedly arriving from tho north In
terior provinces.
Agulnaldo Is reported to haye es
tablished headquarters at Mulubou
for the purpose of rallying his forces
for a decisive blow. In order to cover
their movements, tho rebels again
opened tiro upon tho Kansas outposts
lust night from the Jungle. Tho llnng
wns continued for 20 minutes, but
without effect.
Tlio Americans reserved their llio
until a detachment of tho enemy
emerged from tho bamboos, when a
well-directed volley mado the rebels
scuttle back to their cover llko rabbits.
Boyond this everything Is quiet on
tho firing lino,
Tho Fourteenth Infantry has un
earthed several tons of Spanl ih shells
which had ovldontly been stolon from
tho Cuvlto urscnul and cached by the
rebels Id tho vicinity of Paranduo.
Fifteen cartloads of It hayo been
brought Into tho city, us a purt of Its
mount. There Is no doubt that tho
gun wns olthcr Btulcn by tho Insur
gents or ' removed from ono of tho
Bunkcu warships.
Manila, Feb. 10. 10:30 p. m. tho
United States forces uttackid and
curried Calocan thlc afternoon. Tho
action was short and decisive, tho
enemy was driven out with great loss,
Chicago, Fob. 10. Spcolal to tho
Trlbuno from Washingten: Ilo Ilo Is
now being bombarded by a portion of
rewey's llcotunlcss tho natives huvo
surrendered on tho demand of General
Miller. General Otis udvlfcd Secre
tary Algor that ho hud sent tlio First
Tonncssco Infantry to relnforco Gen.
Miller and tho commanding officer
of that organization carried In
structions for him to demand tlio
ovacuatlou of Ilo Ilo by 0 o'clock
Friday morning.
Senatorial Voting.
Ilr Aaaooiutoi! 1'rena to the Jonrnnl.
Dki.awauk, Feb. 10. Gray 10; Ad
drlcks 5; Chandler 13; Steven 3;
Signed Articles.
Ilr Aa-ouUteU I'rcaa lu tlitf Journiil,
New Yohk, Feb. 10. Fltzslmmom
and Jeffries signed articles today to
fight.
Crr Hobtlllni'a Dm! m ana bikini oawde,
Waist Silks
An advanco shipment of our selco
tlon for spring, Is now on display.
Ueautiful excluslvo waist patterns.
$3.50, $4.50, $6.
NEW TAFFKTAS
NEW LIBERTY SATINS.
Near Silk
The correct dress lining and many
novelties In our lining department.
NEW OERIBE CARDINAL
AND MARINE HLUE
WOOL MOREENB.
Pull Ribbons
Tho newest attraction, In lovely
und effective sylcs.
Wool Caps
To pull over your ears; ust tho
thing to keep out tho cold,
Remnants in All Lines at Clearance
RoVal
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum baking po-ydm are the greatest
menace- to health of the present day.
WOYH iAKIHO fQwet CO.. WW vtw.
Porto Kiel's Cabinet.
Ilr A-aoclntcd I'rcaa to tha Jonrnnl.
San Juan De Pouto Rice, Feb: 10
Governor-General Henry has ap
pointed FrancUco Acuna, Independ
ent llboral, now attorney of the sup
remo court, to bo secretary of state;
Mr- Coll, liberal, has been appointed
secretary or linanco, and Fredcrlcko
do Gatan, radical, has been appointed
secretary or tho Interior. Tho lib
erals aro dissatisfied with General
Henry's chango or policy. Munoz
Rivera announces ills Intention ot
going to Washington soon In order to
"sccuro relief from oppressive milita
rism," which ho says will estrange the
Porto Ulcans from tho United States.
A Splendid Job.
Tho bill or faro lor tho magnificent
dlnuer given last night at Hotel Will
amette by President Taylor to the
Oregon senate, stato officials and
supremo court, was furnished by
Conovor, tho printer.
Hill Anderson Is looking up 6000
empty bottles. Ho wants to bottlo up
enough or this sunshlno to let out
later on to counteract any chill the
lcglsluturo may glvo the atmosphere
In tho near future. Ho saysho thinks
ho can find enough In the homo
market.
A, W. Cheney, or tho Oregon City
Courtcr-IIcrld, Is In tho city endeav
oring to kill tho bill creating a
commissioners court lor Clackamas
county.
WHEAT MARKET.
Ilr Aaaoolatcd I'rcaa to tha Jonrnnl.
Chioaqo, Feb. 10,-May V; cash
2 red 72.
San Fiiancibco, Feb. 10. May 1.151
cash 1.12.
WOOL O LOVES.
WOOL SOUKS.
WOOL UNDERWEAR.
The North Winds
ley Kiss Is cold und cruel, but our
Frieze Ulsters
At closing prices will soon dispel IU
chilling touch,
New Shirts
With horizontal stripes; solid bodies;
great values.
$1 and $1,25
NEW TEROALES
NEW MADRAS
NEW GINGHAMS
NEW PUFFS
NKW SPRING COATS
NEW GLOVES
Prices,
& Sons.
Stoke.
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