Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, March 13, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textt CHALLENGE SUITS-K ts'iinnnH'nnitj''w'll'''l''lwt',w''''''t'IIM'Jlll'''u''411 Never In tlo history of dry goods Imvc mich values been showit as this year. Wo have three extra Jen dors In TAILOR MADE SUITS 3.60, 7 50 and 18.50. "" Perfect Fitting. Correct Hanging; and Reliable Linings. HOLVERSON'S I JMBIl StuIIB Silk 9nn Waist Direct From the Mills. The grandest assortment of Fancy Waist Silks ever shown by Salem's Silk Store including all the latest "Pull Cord" effects, plaids, stripes, dots, etc , at prices from 75c to S2.00 yard, tJiTNO TWO A LUCK. J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO. Eye Responsibility We roullzo tlio responsibility laid on optician. Wo roullzo Unit wrong glamum will Injtiro sight, while thu rlirhl gliiwea Hlrorigthon tlio night. Roallzlng those thing, onulri wo aflonl to be onroloM and Inaccurate? Wo pride oursolvott In our euro and acouraoy. A mis take would hurt iw uinru llian It does you. Let us examine your Eyas Free ot Charge Tlioro iMiobrwiik In Hpuotiiolw or Ions to ronliiue we unntiot do the Miiiiio day you leave the work. Graduate Optluilmologhtt. Youit Wviw Tustho I'ltUM. THU WEATHCn. Shower surdity and a llulit snow fall on tlio hills Monday. Spring Hnworn continue to grow more plontl fill, Forecast for Tuesday occasional rain, PERSONAL AND LOCAL, Attorney Oso. 0. lllngham and llt tlc daughter 0hiii up fmui Portland today. MUi Abblo Mill, matron of tlio 8a lum hospital, wnsonllud to Altmny to day to utlttiid a sister of Mm. W. 0. Huw.'oy, who lit reported vory III. District Attorney llaydon, aocoiu twulod Uy Mr. Iluydon and son, went to Albany today, tu be present at tlio term of court which Dog Ins today. Wesley Unrdnor, of Fux -Valley, returned home today, having been down to attend the funeral of the lata Dr. b'ldll; hli brother- In-law. Wiu. H. Hobwti, the merchant, went to atnytou today, to join hit family on llieannlvenary of hi llfty. MOud birthday Mr. llobwu ux peal to uiov hU family to tl capi tal olty this spring. MiRiQBRaMiKBaaaaHVHrBra Thnf (lmif Hrnoe IIMlMtUVT UIUCO w fj M N TIm hii wmI tMir l Kmmt m WHrt W buut wluil ttitJUM sfll ItwT an UirtlaJrMi xm aid" m Ujw tirtPM M . VV wiU jg (ihwW l jriw Iwik it Ummh. g n,.. e: n.u 2 M m m H I opuiig UUUUb s A !tei iu am VMUH H l.v w t4t hiJ ftfcttu. IV Sw pVtu. B B ;Willis Bros. & Cos IV , .' mi m' ill'UT CASH HOUSH, id m, " z !HM'rwiji we iiita.s odaftU',itterH m ami tkwtpMtj! WBHWHHHMMIHIHlltBiaHi: . . 4 l?rf "' 2 isiHHHPvSEiMfe Patterns Hon, F. 0. Ilakcr.was In tlio city to day uu business concern I ok the print er'M union. J. A. Blender, of Urnyton, Iowa, who has been visiting Ills brother John Anderson of Kugano and W. II. UrlnkerhofTof thin olty loft for the oust today. Ilooxpuots to become a rosldonlof Oregon. John Shaw, tho sawmill man and wood contractor of Mill City, wan In town today. He says It has boon orronooiisly reported and genorally bolovfld that Win. Kulll von was doad. He la alive and kicking as evur, he says. Sheriff J. 0. Van Oridal came oyer from Polk county today on login bti-tl HCH1. He report that ho has unlimited about (16,000 laxoa on the old burnt tax rolls which wore burnt In that county lam year, and has now begun on the 181)8 taxcri. City Uond Ulccilon. The date of tho npcolal oleotlon to vote upon tlio Ikhuuiicu of I per cent cltv bandit Iiiih been llxod for Thurs day, Maroli :m, and the olllulal uall will no doubt bo itMuud In duo bouhoii, tCatly Cloiinc Movement. The couiinltteo In oharxo or the proposition to have all dry woods, clothing and shoo stores of thu olty cloio at 0 p. ni. oyery evening except Hat unlay roportH good progress. All oxuopt two, MoMsrH. Friedman and llouson, have Hlguud the agreement, and those geutlomon have verbally insured the committee that they will ulono If all the rest do, and as their word In an good ai their Ixind the mat ter will no doubt soon bo brought to a foout. A soon iu tho matter In cluod up It win bo announced by Tim Jouknai.. No TiTnTiiTft The reiwrt that llorst Urn., of Sun Pranoloo, Iiuh bought tlio Hoardidoy Dovo and Iluydon hop farms In Polk county (Mount o verlllod, and one of the purtlud published an nulling tMiyx there U uu truth tu It whatever. Balem Public Sohools. The way to make the future guur allnu bettor than the prtmeut In to give the boys ami glrU of today bout advantage thu publlo schools are onp able of giving them, and oiiipioylug the best teuohors to Iw had fnrinuiiay. Clioup tonolicM will turn out clump mutt and wumen. The way fur thu prut generaUou or uiwii to dn u U) get their bprlug ami made by thu well known unr- cimni uittior a 11. Une, as ulieiip eloilitM give the mt of men 11 ebtntp look, a eltniu bruin and it vwa tilling utt wllttwrry you to the top notch of your Ixiiiinwuior profefelmial onioer. 01 Ht4tt Htreet. OMkeU HstOoflttwt. A deWgiillttA uf Huoul MftMit JiifrwwlUM onme down UtU aftor i hooh tw Utokle the kHKtl lMiltngtHm in ti imloli gnuie loHlght. The Jf forMlKwll Imj UuiillkWiiely Ht balHwl by the Ultlie elub. Ntw Pot Qlfis. Ku(uwgtwwn wiMft Um mw tiost (Mr? bulMlBg wtU looxwd -tern ali lb mph Ih Mlam Icnow Uihi Ihr Imw utMl for Uw ortee It krvd i Um WnllM bouM iMUiMitiHt by J R. BarittU j.ij f,n ALL STYLES De tumor Nfw OnHttiry New Yul lQMO imao Typewriters for Rent, Salem Typewriter Mmp rttid Uentoiy. aM.LCKJKWOOlMrun, Odco l'lion. JO, itov I'litli. 288 Goitimarolal St, &VLKM. ltK. STATE HOUSE NEWS How Bi Gcer May Get the Benefit of a Semi-Colon. Late News About Appointment and the Educational Institutions at Salem. Coy. (Jeer tins nearly completed the formation of a cabinet of flvn tnem Iwrnofa Btato board of agriculture. He hiiR nodded to appoint one man from Marlon county, but not from Salem. Ho feels that thin will In crease the Interest among the farming population without nubjcctlng the fair to tho Imputation of being n local ulTalr. T.W. Davenport rctiro? an State Land Agent April llrst, when HI Oocr taken charged. Miss Alice Dav enport will probably remain as clerk, having become very competent In the dutlos of the o 111 co. Owing to a semi colon In the enrolled bill which was not In the printed bill, the new of ficial will got $1800 a year and travel ing expenses, but nitiil pay his cler ical cxponsos. The Btuto Hoard of education Is considering tho condition ot educa tion! Institutions at Suluii. Thore are no applicants for tho positions hold by Supt. Knight of the dear mute school, or Hupt, Cartor or the Institute for tlio blind. Toucher for those positions are not numerous and H a change Is tnitdo In cither position the board limy Imyo to go outside or the state to Mud u spcclul Int. There Is n reeling that Sunt, and Mrs. Carter or the Hllud. school have not been treated fairly by the board of education In the past. Teachers and employes were forced upon thorn who wore not loyal to them and outside Influences wore used to prejudice tholr clforts In uu unfair manner, Teachers and blind children were taken boforo the lcglx latlvo committee to make petty com plaints nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Carter wore not oven ullowud to mako a htatouioul of their side of the case. No legisla tive report was finally formulated or forthcoming. The present board seems disponed to act more fairly with Supt. Carter. He is the llrst Huporlnteiiilynt who has mndu any nntrkod Improvements on tho surroundings uf the Institu tion, In the way of llower and veget able gardens which are or far more prtti'lleal bunollt to the Institution and the children than would appear at llrst sight. Mr. and Mrs. Carter have given without rosorve the con buluntlnus care and culture of a re lined Christian homo to all the chil dren entrusted to the slate and the suite board will not llodllonsyto Improve on their Mirvlco, as they can satisfy themselves If they will tako the pains to luvestlgalu. The legis lative commliteo did not tuxc the trouble to go near the Institution, unless It was the senate special com- mlltuo or Miloli senator uiouoy was chairman and he warmly commends their iiiituagommit. The State board of education, com posud of Oov. (lour, boundary Dunbar and Supt. Ackerman, today appointed Henry Deckers, ot Pendleton as super intendent or the SUtte lUforiu huhool to Kticcoud Supt K, M, Cruise u ! April 1. Uov. Ouor today rocohed thu resig nation of Dr. J. It. Cardwoll, provi dent uf tho state board or Horticul ture, and unpointed In his stood Hon. II. It. Millet, of Josephluo county. Unn County Cson. At this term ot Circuit Court at Al bany thu luimluldft at Lyons will ho Investigated by the gnttut jury, aw well as the shortage of the former oounty treasurer or about $.1000. There will 1m the usiml number of petty orluitM iHmir the court, and no doubt with some of them It will go wry hard. CVOWN IMttNOlC, 01 Niwv Hwiwi am) leliel With Snewbali. Ill ,aiiolntil l'r lu lliu Jitiiriiiil CNHI8TUKA. .Norway, Maieh 13,- Tmjie wMit tmiwlar domoustrHtlou Litt emitlug nitHliMt the Crown Prlue Oust4tf, wlo wus raonHliy apiwltiuid rRiit on uoouiint f th IIImsw of UU mther, King OsMtr. The print wh reliirnliig fnwi a itilllfcnry eltin, when Im nti tiw erod of )MOb who huoud, biKd hwI wlld lilw wlbt sftowbtlU. About Laces and Things. V ur dolog h good bunintw t out uaa and ltnibroldury couuier UMWaa). W tm( uu uf vHum Hlv luilUtlon TurvtHtn Thrttd Uce- abttul two luolw wide, at i mdU, b Jd(fc Uu vry cbeup kuIUHou TurctuttM much Ir. ThtM Mm Iw nation lurvlHW ar bit; sultan, hw uu diNar, OMr KuiUrotd-ry Im ruu ItVW i HU UP HIMl Ul ttMlUritk w rwy eouio. Uohm 6 cHi liuM ar M MS. WU .CIMHt MllMK. "w iHMt Vnk 1 tull uf grata vuIimo in trmU mw in,, a sfdwulld twiHt matxtr tor 1W. Tht ne thlntfN Ww, IH Mttlhvr and siMuglw art uulu litttnlHg. , iVuriew uu all lh gni ,ir lowpr tki ottotts. W UvtryHlii at kia rae4i rleM tor vnh, nmi tetv butter, Mik iMoic aocuuau w ,tHi,. S tarw rr yim to tank, VVt w.u. ywt ui m u of h as im Hto Gomez Impeached. Cuban Assembly Dismisses the Gen eral in Disgrace. Three Million Dollars to Pay the Army Declared to Be Insuffi cient. The Cuban military asofnbly, In public session h.ii Impeached General Maximo Gomoz and removed him from Inscoui.iiand as gencral-lu-chlcr or the Cuban army, tho lirst ballot tukon rosultlng lu 20 votos being cast In support or tho motion to Impeach and remove Genoral Gomez, against four In opposition. The meeting lusted from 2 o'clock until 7 Saturday. General Gomez1 only supporters wore General Cespcdos and General Nunez. The original motion, which was In troduced by Honor Manuel Sangullly provided for the abolition of the grade of gcncrul-ln-clilcf, but an umendment was offered to this by Honor Agucrro, which read: "To abolish the grade of gcncrnl-in-clilef and remove General Gomez for failure In his military duties and dls obedloncc to the assembly.'1. Honor Aguorro declared that Gome was Insurbordlnatc, und should be punished, and Scnor Sangullly In sinuated that the general was n trnl. tor to Cuba. Much passion was evident In the speeches, In some of which Gomoz was declared to have been delinquent lu his dutlos und disobedient because ho had accepted the propostlon of Robert P. Porter, President McKln ley's special emissary, without con sult Irg tho assembly; because he had taken upon himself thu arrungo moots for tho payment and disarming or the Cuban troops Independent ot the asiombly, and because he had de clared to the assembly thu t he would observe its rulings In so rar as he could see them buiiullclal to Cuba. The assembly then declared tliul thu $:i,00O,OOO Is , Insiiillclon t and that It has not yet accepted the prop oslllou. The discussion or this ques tion will soon bu taken now thai Gen eral Gome?, has been removed. Sonor (Gunales do Quosada, who accompanied Mr, Porter In Cuba was attacked by Honors Gualbcrto Gome. Sangullly and Aguoro, who declared he had acted lu hud fulih and hud deceived them. Honor Aguoro, likened the prose nt conditions confronting tho assembly to those which con. fronted the Kronoli chamber when It was proposed to Impeach Proslduut MucMuhot'. Colonul Mora and Goncral Nunc-, declared that the present stup was u.'los and wuiild miiKe llin assembly ridiculous lu the oyes or the world. Among the principal speakers were: Senors Sangullly, Audrado, Aguero, Gualborts, Vlllalou, Nuux, Cespedes and Lustra. Tomorrow Genoml Gome will bo oilllally not I Hod or thu iitfeumbly's ac tlou. tleneral Goino.t Is believed to be strfliiKurthau the assembly In Urn tif focllnnsor thoCuljfiu army. Many private uro anxious to leave the army and go to work, especially w hen they aru ablu to obUilu money to start In life anew, The iHMltluri or tho usinbh- u notably wottk, us the mlllUtry admin- isirauon support Gome, also the planter and property-owning ul umnt who are tlml or Hm Cuuhh army, whleli subsu hair it)mu char ity and half upon oonti Ibutlons lev ied by mwinsof ilirenu. Goneral Gouiei rolved at MolloSh till vHing it ulepbuHe nitMwqt an- uuunciug theasmbly'MlteUloii. n utwrt tired calmly: "All rlghtj 1 ujay i)t stuwUon." He Ibtn Ottilia to Havuea tu kmn ft dinner MgNgemaHt with bis daugh ter, lit tbf Iioum of a rrieod. At lite terwlwtUUm of lh awelun S38 Cash ... PoMr. 0Mr MW . Trlbutw rite rtwular prle-I iia, wju,s ,' uent 08 to th cult cukiooMtr. U.J. CLINCIIRII TlUlfeJ CKMKNTTIKK. III. AIM.- . tu UI 11 u t.i . . . T ' ' uoiiiiKt u Kuuw siir Ute HiHrket ! Vm'LIi1"1' 'Hio uikn that J llllMlitM UHJ uifka...Kl.i. ,1.-- .."'''"" V. w- i.T.77. '.''"" "' B" "v k - mn nu vu mnr imru ou to eouM "imuon ami uunt you Id lkll tol.t.a vx and ..T . . wmuMo nrn ilka a PUto mirrur lor NhUIi. tli,i0t8 Hiv IIIVIII. itie Dour DIM aid lit- i(SilflmUdcv.'l(tdttI rwttfurui"d trig ailoUJ by iuir kW, ubJT mi nn,p (urnHl, Ik L'AJ lk..k l...ll. .r V"! owiim run itKtt a draaui ,." runn en tliUp tf tmlik. nu tind mm tiamm OW n nlwuj-g An eminent scientist re cently said: " Cod-liver Oil is truly a wonderful com position. It is seemingly Nature's remedy in almost every wasting disease." Scott's Emulsion contains the pure oil combined with hypophosphites, it rebuilds worn tissues, enriches the blood, invigorates the nerves, stops drains and wasting. Consumptives, Diabetics, pale or thin people, or nurs ing mothers, should remem ber this. Do not accept a substitute. $. and 1 1 no, all drttgflttl. SCO IT A. DOWNh, Cktmll, New YojIc. of assembly. Scnor Laster strongly crltlzlsed some of President Andrade's rulings, and was sharply called to or der by President Andrade, who Im mediately declared the meeting over. A violent discussion ensued between S'nor Laster and the president. Senor Santa Maria, formerly presi dent of the Cuban republic, wus the second man signing the Sangullly motion for Impeachment, as amended by Sonor Aguero. The news or the action or the as sembly Is all over Hauvana, and the aires around the plaza arc lilted with excited men, discussing the situation. The general expression Is one of strong censure the of assem bly. The next meeting of that body was held today. The surrendered arms of the Cuban troops will, In nccorduncc with .iffrec mont between Governor-General Hrooko and General Gomo, be stored at Havana and Santiago, lu the gen eral custody of the United Stntes, but under the employ of the military goy- urntnont. r.vory Cuban soldier must give up his arms, even if nicy wore biught by til m self, or else he will re celvo no share of the money advanced by the United Suites. New Appointment. While you arc enquiring who the governor Is likely to appoint to ollicc, remember that Hranson & Co. have the slock of groceries that you need for your family. 3-ia pt DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS, IJondlx Co , Monday March 20. Godow8k.v,planlst,TiiOhaay April 11. btolndul Co., Friday May 20, City bond election. Thursday. March .'10 MARION CIRCUIT COURT. The Geo. Q. Bingham Warrant Injunc tion Case Again Postponed. Judgo flolse held short sittings Suturduy afternoon and Monday fore noon. Tho dofoudants In tho warrant suit were not ready to lilo their amondod nnswor, and wero given until 10 a. m. Wednesday to do so. Docket ontrlot! wero as rellews: Mary A. Ramp, Hxeox., ys'. Y C. Gobin. Degree against all dofend ants, Jessie A. Chntllold, vs. II. A. Hunt, etui. Answer tiled, aOharloy Chung, vs. Win. Miller. De murrer to complaint overruled. An swer to bu tiled by Wednesday. State of Oregon, ex rel., Levi Hor ror), vs. W. W. Hall, clerk ot al. Time for tiling amended answer ex tended to 10 a, m, Tuesday. Mary II Messlek vs. W. S. Arnold, Alice L Arnold, et al. Order for shurlll'sdood granted. A Hurricane. Ilr .Waiiclntfil lrr ( (lie Journal. HuistiA.NR, Queensland. March 13 -A stoaiuor just rot urnwl from Cook town, on the Kndanvor rher, report j three schooners him! eighty luggurs lost und 100 colored persons and II white drowned during the recent hurricane that swept the eoo,t r Queuiiilmid Manila Death Lmi. A..iclnp( lrr t n, , n W A8H INUTON, M a rch 1 3. - O lis Wbled giving the dwtt Its In Ills com nnd s lime last report. They nmu. twr six Including Hmry o Olfalmry, prlyat CJompHiiy L, moih) Oregon. ..,, HUMinni, SAVttS QTHBRS Hut CanRet Save UimMtf ai U arpo. Ntw Vomk, Maroli !J.-ctWo- iuiuui inu 1 uiuuifud ,.k... , nwtmua, r. rt!Owirin Wih. lhwtii. httid of tUt Ia Urln'no, ELECTRIC ROAD. To Ue ItuU, aM cip, At Ta lAWMA, Murjlt. Il-Twu sMrv. log Wtrttt Iwtw btH UmUuK the ,,H tor a" tt,l wl bM uti cy wl SmihI. iiiirty h, . rurtH I to excw tobi o theitttf NorMhr. KCPBRT i I ' I l S. Hi NOW Slaughter Pacific Jewelry and Optical companv's Stock, of, Portland, Ore. Receivers Salo to close partnership deal. THE 3TOOK CONSISTS OR Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry and Silverware Which must and will be sold without limit or reserve. The opportunity of a lifetime to buy these goods at your own prices. In order to draw a large attendance to our great Slaughter Sale we will present FREE a Coupon to everyone attending our . Auction Sales at 2 and 7j30 p, m, Daily The Coupon participating in the FREE distribution of a Silver Tea Set, or a Diamond Ring, or a Gold Watch, together with five or more other valuable presents. Sale to continue from day to day until the entire stock is sold. L, BURGER, Manager, Now be sure and attend. Don't miss it. Get a FREE COUPON to partic ipate in the free distribution of Watches, Tea Sets and Five or more other valuable presents to be given away daily. Patton Brothers BOOKS, CAAERAS, STATIONERY 98 State street. Just Arrived At Sonnemann's Grocery STAR Summer sausage, HOLSTEIN sausage, GERMAN Salavci sausage Also have a lot of cornfed STAR hams, Call and order one for Sun day dinner, THRGUOCEU l2 BUite st Telophouo 51 S. C, STONE, M. D. Proitor t Stone's Drus Stores SAI.KM. UKKQQX. at -" w wm t flilll I anteta. tthHBwty. rmkti "P dv SONNEMANN 601 Auction Sale OF THE NOW REMEMBER THE PLACE 96 STATE STREET. 0 0- -0 0- -0 -0- ,00 JEST OREGON llfflj W (fl The Model Oregon Newspaper and Family Journul. Uniting News, Fiction, Literary, Ranch ana Dairy and Market News In attractive readable form. SALEM WEEKLY MM Is iuod Thursday morning of the state tho same week. Tie W ML Initwo partscontalns all Important Foreign, National anu Mate Newp. " 1 1 1. 1 h mm An Indapendent AsstHjIated Press Paper for the Peo pie. Send for samples free. ' Tan Jouknal has the fullest reprt of the do!n f UwlwWuiure and state oMolals, as well a. Indepen dent, clear and concise comment on oil public matter fcendja.trlai:subscrlptlon. on. of the Year v rs FRIEDMAN L BURGER, Auctioneers -0 0- U lntlme to reach all nan. -f -i aoo i HOFBR BKOS: TUB WIIK- BAZAAR H At KMT HtlUSu $n COUMKRQUL SI KKK I Uie AeU rE.vniKi &, cou. -t -"T": - '" " KK41UA K.,-l. 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