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All Other Work in Proportion
All Work guaranteed as represented or money refunded.?
OVER POSTOFFIOE.
Rooms 27 and 21), Phono 2813.
iSpring
Arrivals
j To-Day
High Grade Childrens' and Misses' in
vesting tops and latest toes, 20 per
cent cheaper than can be soldi
anywhere else in town, "Steel
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See our big advertisement on third page
fot this paper
SALEM SHOE STORE
Ladd & Bush Bank Building, State street.
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A number of customers after having priced
Shoes in the difTeront stores Saturday, ad- J
mitted we had not only double the assort- b
ment, the best styles, but also the lowest J
prices a reputation wc shall endeavor to
maintain, bee our ladies' lines in the win-
dow at 2.38.
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257 COMNERCIAL St.
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Draw cut Pruning Shears,
Pruning Saws, etc, etc,
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GRAY BROS.
Trouble Over Enforcement of
Small Pox Regulations,
United States Troops Sent to Laredo,
Texas.
Ily Amiocliitcil I'rria to tlip Jiniriiiil,
Manila, March 20. The uiountutn'
banditti of Panay Island recently
threatened to attack Ilo Ilo but were
repulsed promptly with a loss of
200 by General Ml.'ler. A battalion
of the California regiment has been
ordered to embark tomorrow to rclu-
force the garrisons Hals and Baguyan.
on the east coast of Ncgros.
THEATRE ROBBERY
That Could Never Happen at the Capital
City.
II) Amioc'lntcd Trent- to the Jotirnnt.
TACOM.,March 20. The safe of the
Tacoma theater was robbed by burg
lars last night. Five hundred dollars
weje stolon.
Washington, March 20. follow
ing was made public teday: , ',
"San Juan, Porto Rice Newspa
per reports and reported interviews
with me, stating chances of an' up
rlotug hero aio absolutely false. Tlicro
Is a great deal of Idle talk but us to
resistance against law and order by
the masses, It Is absurd. Henry."
Cincinnati, March 20. A lochl
paper prints a story that the location
of the kcybourd by which the Mftlne
was blown up In Havana harbor has
been found.
IlAVANA.March 20. During trouble
between the Havana police and popu
lace last night thrco policemen were
killed und 2T wounded on both sides.
Public opinion supports the police
without reserve
Manila, March 20. Death hIuco
last weekly report Includo John Spher
ing, Company H, Second Oregon, dysentery.
Washington,, March 20. General
HrooKc reports four deaths among
tho troops of Cuba for the three days
ending Saturday.
Washington, March 20. Governor
Suyor, of Texu", last night requested
the government to order the United
Stutcs troops to assist the local au
thorities in picscrvlng pence at Lar
edo, saying very serious riots were
pending.
San Antonio, Tex., March 20.
State health olllcer Dlunt, In chnrgo
of the small-pojc situation at Laredo,
has asked for more stato police and 21
men were sent him today. Mexicans
refused to allow otllulals to move their
roldtlves to tho pust house and tiring
began In the western portion of the
city.- Two wore killed and tlio cap
tain or stuto rangers wounded.
United States troops from Ft. Mc
intosh marched to the sceno ut 11
o'clock.
Mythical Gold Mine.
U- Amoelnted l'rci to tlio Jo'iit-unl,
Cahhollton, 0., March 20. The
smelters and tools at tho aliened uold
mine at Marvin are In the hands of
the sheriff of Carroll county, -who
levied on them to satisfy a Judgment
or 8500 obtained by Meredith & Com
pany, of East Liverpool, against tho
company, recently organized to do
yolop tho alleged gold deposits. It
was recently announced that the de
velopment company would have u cap-
I Hal sto:k of $500,CDO, but so far as
known, none or the stock has been
sold. Tho strike of gold-bearing
quartz has proved to bo a myth,
MORE EMBALMED BEEF.
Armour & Co. Covered Their Beef With
FrcEervaline,
Ily Anaocliit-Ml Prcua tu tlio Joiiriinl.
Lkavknwouth, Kan , March 20,
Tho army beef court of Inquiry con
cluded the taking of testimony at
Fort Leavenworth at noon Sunday,
and at 4:15 departed for Chicago,
tvhere the session will bo resumed
Monday morning. Tho sole witness
examined today was Sergeant'" Ed
ward Mason, troop A, First United
States cavalry, located at Fort Robin
son, Nebraska, who served as regi
mental commissary sergoant ut Lake- J
land, Fla., and during the Cuban
campaign.
name was. He told mo at tlio tlmo
that this meat had been treated with
what was called prcacrvullnc.' It
was as It had bconpilntod over with
somctlng like pnrullln wax.
By General Wade Were you at
Lakeland when the car was opened?''
"I do not think that 1 opened the
car, but I was there when It was
opened."
"Was it a regular refrigerator car?"
"Yes sir."
"It had only 3000 pounds in It?"
"No, sir; tho car was full when It
came In."
"Was tho meat you got of tho cur
bcroro that treated ?"
"Yes, sir; I supposo the j&mo as the
rest of It."
"Was that tho only car treated ?"
"No, sir, wo would tako about a car
a week. Wo had four regiments
there-tho Second Massachusetts, tho
Sevont-sccond Now York and tho
Fifth and Tenth cavalry."
"Was all tho meat, you got thoro
treated with presorvallnc?"
"That 1 could not say. The only
thlng.Iknew was that Armour'sngcut
told mo."
By General Gillespie How did tlie
agont happen to tell you ubout the
appearance of tho meat?"
Tho meat was supplied In tho morn
ing, and it smcllcd bad, and had a bud
appearance "Tho agent Just simply
speaking of It, said: That Is presorv
allnc. That Is Iho chemical wc use to
protect tho meat to prcservo It." As to
what prcscrvallne
know."
"Was this agent
Tampa ?"
"He came from Tampa."
"Do you wish tho court to under
stand thut very much of tho mcut
supplied you of that rcfrlgcruted beef
hud been treated chemically ?"
"I would not sweur that It was, 1
will say that In my opinion It was.
"Did you call tho cttcntton of tho
sergeant to that meat being treated?"
"I called the attention of m.r com
missary olllcer, my Immediate super-
By General George W. Duvls Did
ull tho meut you got ut Lakeland ap
pear to have this glo9sy surface like
puralln?.
"Yes, sir."
"Did you say that it looked like
paralln wus over It ?"
"All the car meat we received had
that appcurunec?"
"How about tho beef you received
later In Cuba?"
"The majority of tho meat wo re
colycd In Cuba spoiled on us; It wus
the fault of tlio ullmulo, us 1 thought
it tho time."
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AQUINALDO A TYRANT.
Condemning All Who Favor Reconclla-
tlon.
Mr AflNocliitctt Pre to the .loiirnnt.
Mauch, March 20, 8:20 a. m -It Is
reported, on hitherto reliable author
ity, that Agulnaldo Is taking ex
treme measures to suppress signs cul-
ciliated to cause u cessation of hos
tilities. Twelve adherents or tho
plan of Independence, residents of
ouuiini, nave uccn condemned to
death because they write advising
surrender, nnd nil loyal Filipinos hnvo
been culled upon to porform tho na
tional service or dispatching them.
Or. last, Friday Lu Garcia visited
Lagordus ror tlio purposo or advising
Agulnaldo to quit. Ho argued with
tho insurgent leader, and attempted
to conylr.ee him or the roily or his per
sistence in the raco or overwhelming
odds. Agulnnldo was furious at the
advice, und '.ordered General La
Oardalo bo executed Immediately.
ROYAL I"
Makes tho food more delicious and wholesome
OYt Mmwa POWOH CO.. htw YOKK.
ORFGON'S DEAD.
Two of tho Volunteers Killed
Sunday.
was, I do not
ut Lakeland or
Demand Refused,
Ily Amtoclutol Pre to the Joiiriinl.
London, March 20. Tho Peking
correspondent of the Times says: Sir
Claude McDonald (tho BrUMi minis
ter) bus been urging tho tsung-ll-yamcu
to grant tho Belgian demand
for tho cessation ut Hankow, but
China declines, and tho British ad
vocacy of Belgian's proposal Is ie
gardedus unreasonable nnd Inconsist
ent.'
How's This?
Uhioaoo, March 20. Tho court or
or Inquiry returned today and resumed
examination or witnesses.
Port Said, March 20. Tho Unlte.l
Stutcs supply ship Relief arrived
jesterday on the way to Manilu.
Havana, March 20. Tho city Is
much excited this morning over riot'
ing and the bravery shown by th
poll co Is much commended. Chief or
Police Mcnocal ordered a suspension
or public balls lust night und tjie
police were npproaching a place where
a ball wus In progress, when people
tired on them. Tho tiro wus returned.
Two policemen wero seriously In
jured und eighteen or their opponents
wounded. In dlfforcnt wards three
policemen wore assassinated,
Hong Keno, Murch 20. A corre
spondent at Munllu fays: "An army
has finhlom operated under liurdor
conditions than those encountered by
the Americans.
A prisoner captured Buys the load
ers boas', they can keep up tho the
war for yours, depending upon the
Amorleuns for being weakened daily
by men killed, wounded or Invalided.
Somo ofllolals think ton thousand re
inforcements are needed.
Kcmcant Mason's testimony was
probably the most direct that hud
been adduced since tho court loft Chi
cago. Witness declared that tho meat
received ut Lakeland ror uso In his
regiment was "undoubtedly chemic
ally treated." "An agont or Armour
&Co.," ho rurthcr testified, "told mo
ut tho tlmo thut title meat hud boin
treated with what was called presor
vallnc." Witness had refused looc
cept the meat. Sergeant Mason was
interrogated Indlduall by each mem
bcr.or the court, and could not bo
shaken In his testimony,
Tho witness was then taken In hand
by Major Lee. Ho said ho was de
tailed commissary sergeant, at Lake
land about April L0, und served us
such to the close ol tho campaign,
"Did you, us commissary sergeant,
or acting commissary sergeant, ror tho
regiment, druw any iclrlgerator beer
at Tampa or Lakoluud ?" asked Major
Lee,
"I did, sir."
"ynut occurred ?"
"Tho meat we received was, In ap
pearance, tine but It wus undoubtedly
chemically treated. One morning I
went down to tho refrigerator car to
draw mcut, und 1 objected to tho np-:
pearancocr It. An agent of Annor&
Co. was there. I do not know what his
! wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward ror any case of Catarrh that can
not bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure
F. J. CIU3NHY& Co., Props., Toledo, O,
Wc, tho undersigned, huvo known
F. J. Cheney ror tho last 15 years, und
hclloyo him perfectly honorable In ull
business transactions, und ilnanclully
ublo to curry out any obligation mudo
by their linn.
West & TitUAX.Wholesalo Druggists,
WALDINg'. IClNNAN & MAllVIN.Whnlo-
sule DrugirlstH. Toledo, O.
nuirs uamrrii uuro is taken Inter
nally, uctlng directly unon tho blood
and mucous fair faces of tho system.
Price 700 nor bott e. Sold bv all drut-
glfas. Testimonials free.
null's family Pills aro tho best.
Murderer Rc-sentcnced,
llr Aovlntcd I'rrii to tho Joiiriinl.
HosKUUita, Ore, March 20. J. M.
Olbormun, who murdered Jasper Cus
tcl, was rcsoutonced today by Judge
nuiullton to to hung April 28.
Tho Dec Shooting Case.
Tho second case growing out or Geo.
h. Sly shooting a dog bolonglng to
John Uayno, of South Salem wus tried
to a Jury thlBnftornoon bcroro Justice
Johnson on a charge or llrlng u gun on
u public- highway.
Onus. McNary and John Bayno ap
peared ror tho prosecution nnd S. T.
Richardson ror derenco. A number
or witnesses uro bclnn examined.
Couit nt Roaeburg.
llr Aoclntcil freaa to the Joiiriinl.
RosKiiuitG, March 20.-Tho March
term or circuit court opened this
morning, Judge Hamilton presiding.
The grand Jury was druwn and wus
Instructed to cxpcdlto business In tho
Interest of economy und short attend.
auco of Jurors,
Five Children Lost.
llr Amancliittnl l'rr . .Jonrnitl.
Hutchinson, Kas Murch 20. Tho
homo or John Mooro burned early to
day und live children, ranging from !l
to 12 years of nuu, Iohi their llvos,
a i3L 1 ! O XI X Ol .
Bwt tb j? The Kind You Ito Always Bought
wgMturo yv
A Woman's Seyere Charges.
Rev. Kusson Smith, who spontu
row months In Roseburg, leaving ror
Kastern Oregon last summer, has u
woman on his trail. Mrs. -Molllo Smith
writes to tho 'sherllT, clulmlng to bo
Kusson's wHo and wanting to know
his present whereabouts. Sho sayu he
left her In 1803 without being di
vorced, and sho understands thut ho
has a wlfo In Milton, Kustern Oregon,
whom heulsodosorted. Sho wroto to
tho Hhcrlll ofWulla Walla (Wash.)
and ho answered that Smith had six
wives. Mrs. Smith states that partof
her husband's religion was thut u man
bhould bo entitled to ull tho wives ho
wanted. Evidently, if her story bo
true, Kissnn Is practicing what ho
preaches. Roseburg Rovlow.
Mrs. D. L Hester.
Announces Spring Millinery Opening
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, March 23, 24 and 25.
(At old stand, 201 C'ommerclul Street, Salem.)
The Paris will display a full line of Trimmed Hats,
French Patterns, and all the Novelties of the season,
Get our prices and see our stoclr,
Spain and the Cuban Debt,
Ily Amoclutrd Treaa to the J on run I.
London. March 20. The Madrid
correspondent of the Standard, says:
"I urn able to state that the govern
ment intends, so fur as possible, to ox
ecute the national guarantee or
Cuban debt. It is proposed that .the
Bottlement should Include 23,000,001
or the Cuban 0 per cent bonds. Issued ColumHaS and Haftfofcls
In 1680, and 15,000,000 of tho 5 per
Get the Best Bicycle Made
If you are going to spend hurd-carncd money for a wheel, don't buy ouo
becauee or Its llashy uppearatcc- that's sometimes putStn to BOll jvoor
goods, or don't let a dealer talk you Into trying u now kind trVt.Tio
don't know unjthlm.' ubout hlmsoir, except us hu bus ruud in their
cutulogue. Even bicycle catalogues sometimes misrepresent facts.
t,,e Remember you trust your life and limbs
to less than one-fourth your weight In bicycle material every time you
mount your wheel und olf regard should prompt you to get the very
boat.
the 5
cant bonds Issued in 1690. These do
not Include the war debts contrasted
since.
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Exhaustion and ttrealc d
Prcrent ft by ulng Dr. MI
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an honorable llrm.
Standard of the world
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COLUM BIAS 160-110. HARTFORDB W5-J30.
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llr Anauvlntd! I'rmi In the Jniiranl.
London, March 20, A dispatch
from Manila says;
In the lighting or Sunday tho
American loss was seven killed and
thirty wounded. Following Is an In
complete list or the casualties:
Klllcd-
rrlvuto Juntas Page, company D,
Second Oregon.
Prlvntc ThomuR J. Smith, of com
pany E.
Private Johnson, of company K,
Twenty-second lufuntry.
Wounded
Oorporul R. Hucklln, Klr.t Wash
ington, '
Privates Clark, Hough. Yount and
Browne, Second Oregon.
Captain Jones and Privates Robert
Ulco, August Schmidt, Charles
Palmer, James Comorfnrd, Rulolgh
White, Nelson Arvldson, William
Ellis, Frank Hunt, Leader Mlngce,
Uoorgo Schneider, Edward Wilson,
Earl Edwards, Frauk Rucfc, Carl
Crumpholse, Mcrrltt Porter.
Among those wounded were: Pri
vate Brown, of Company M. Oregon
volunteers; Privates Wess and Ilart
lott, and Corporal Waters, of company
D, Washington volunteers, and l'rl
vato Urlcklln, of company IC, Wash
ington volunteers.
Among tho Incidents of yestcrduy's
lighting wuh tho coolness exhibited by
a company or Washington volunteers,
who crossed the river In a native
cauoo luder u heavy lire, 15 being
taken across on each trip or tho small
boat, to attuck tho enemy's trenches,
Thu Inability or tho commissary
train tu keep up with tho advance
led to considerable suffering: and
many of tho men were completely
exhausted when they wero recalled,
und, fulling from tho ranks, wero
strung along for a distance of ulmcst
six miles, numbers retiming to camp
In tho aitlllnry ambulances, which
wero always close up to tho lines, Tho
work of tho ambulances was espec
ially worthy of mention. Among tho
dead aro bcycrnl who were previously
reported as wounded.
Priviito Jumcit Page enlisted from
LnGrando.
Prlvato Thomas J. Smith cnlls'cd
from Portland.
LICENSE LAW AT ALBANY.
Proposals to Tax All Trades and Lints of
Business.
llr AuMiclntcil I're to the Journal.
Awiany, March 20. Tho business
men uro stirred upnver a report uiado
by tho committee on ordinances of
tho city council proposlug tollcenso
ull trades and business lines. At pres
ent tho unnual expenditures of tho
city exceed the rccolptsby about$2500,
und tho city charter permits no higher
rute of tax levy than i mills, af. which
rato property Is now assessed. Tho
council has proposed a general license
as a means of raising revenuo. The
proposed law will bo submitted to the
city council at Its next meeting, on
tho 28th, and In tho meantime will
be discussed by ;tho people.
Territory for Russia.
llr Ai.oolulr.l I'rcai to the Journal.
Lonlon, March 20. Tlio St. Pe
tersburg correspondent of Ltho Dolly
Mall says:
It Is asserted hero that negotiations
aro almost concluded by which tho
treaty port, New Chwnng, provlnco or
Leaotung.on the river Lluou.ncur tho
Guir or P echlll, will becomo a Russian
possession. Russia undertaking In
roturn to support China In resisting
tho dtinmod9 or Italy.
j Don't lose sleep. 1
Take j
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Cherry Pectoral
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WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago, March 20, May 071; cash
2 red 08.
r8AN FilANOISCO,
1.08! cash LOOK
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Jos. Meyers & Sons.
Salem's Greatest Store.
Miinnnnminnw
icw Gloves for Easier!
A Word from our
Wrap Department,
The newest Htylus In ready-to-wear
suits; every garment hint beauty and
elegance. .v
liiue Serues and Venetian, silk
lined Jackets nicely tailored, &&
MA Sm $8,50
Tan Herringbone In thu latest ef
fect, well worth t?.f0 more
$10.00
iiluuk Unllnlrthud Worsted Tutruta
Kllk lined JiKikrts and SklrU-u
beauty only
$20,00
NEW (MIA8II SKIRTS.
NEW PIQUE SKIRTS,
til!V OUl'IM) SKIRTS.
$1 up to $5,
In the good old
qualities, the same
worthy sorts al
ways found at our
store, but discolors
are new correctly
new.
SIISI.2MI.50,!2.
All guaranteed and
fitted if requested.
We have just re
ceived direct from
New York 50 sam
ple Skirts. We
snapped them up as
bargains; nearly all
with the late button
effect in the b.ck;
beautiful newstyles
in Sicilian, Serges,
Fancy Alixtures,
Coverts, Venetians,
Poplins, Silks, etc,
SL50, S5, 57.50 to $12.50.
New Buckles, New Button Trimmings Expected this Week!
Golf Shirts
In nuwast novoltlaj, including tho
tdlk front, ut
$1,25
Men's Sack Suits
In absolutely all wool cloth's; poll
tlvuly ounnot bo duplicated else
whore. $8.50
Washington
Glnyei and Uuo ull wool Trlcotn, In
uludlug all wool fancy mixtures.
$1C,00
Not the wool faced but strictly pure
worsted throuuh and through, In a
variety of newest designs.
$15, $18.50 and $20.
Tu above suits repicsent the finest
collection of ready-to-wear sultseyer
(hown In Salem. L.etusshow them
to you.
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