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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. "" , it VOL. X. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY JUNE 8 1899. NO 135. Salem Woolen Mills, Home Made Goods, Specials: A very select Sine of Boy's Knee Pant Suits of our own goods made up in New York. Get one for your boy! All sizes of Boy's Black Hose, the very best to be had: Ask for them. BRITISH The largest assortment of Men's Pants: Regular sizes, extra sizes and extra longs. No matter what size you call for we hav hm. A special drive on them. The finest line of Crash Hats for Men and Boys to be found, in Patterns and Styles. Alarmed By Stub born Krneger. Shoes! Shoes! STILL CHEAPER Wo are Riving value that terror ized our opposition. We have the only shoe Htock In the city where you can llnd just wliot you want ut Prices Below Bedrock, We are Betting them a warm pace for we never follow in our lino on prices, stylus or quality we shull continue to lead. gjW Free shines to our customers. Krausse Brothers? 275 Commercial St. -n n -i -5 -bv "-n "" k LACY'S GREAT 20 "s M f HV S W C v SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE. Per Cent- Reduction On All Shoes, Wc are not KILLING- THE DEAD. WHAT WE SAY WE DO," WE DO DO Not making Low Prices on Dead Stock, and blowing about it an a marvel, but wo are SLAUGHTERING THE LIVING! Hewing down a clean, live stock, level with the dirt which is associated with cheap prices. NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES! Evory Shoo in the house subject to the 20 per cent reduction. Goods marked In plain (inures. OfIWi Originator of Low Prloos. 3 bhlno thorn Froo. ?4sV Uo. V. kv . m. W W. Wo! NEW 01 SHOE STOItE, STATK stkkkt. I k k A A k i k k k k bfcwWWWWW Brewster & White, 1'IIC SALT! COURT STUKET. I'iio.vk 1781. We are now handling salt, and at prices tliat make people stare. Never before haH salt lxnin told so chonji as wo are Milliner it. Wholesale and retail. MF"Ho sure to get our prices if you use salt. SHOES! TIIKRB WILL BE NO KKSERVt:. Anything in our immense stock of boots and shoes at actual cost. Since in the shoe business we have made it a positive rule to LEAD ALL COMPETITION IN PRICE QUALITY AND STYLE, And we have been truo to our determination. Notwithstanding others are clam ing tho title of "Originators of Low Prices," that credit belongs to us, for wo be gart first and have always undersold any competition fully 20 Hr cent and now in order to protect our customers against these "fake Bales wo are going to ull our entire stock at actual cost. SOT KOK TUB I'l'IU'OSK OK OOl.SO OUT OK IIUSINESS. NOT TO K.UHK MONEY, Hut simply to make the shoe business interesting. We can well affgrd this for wo are in such position that profits do not worry us. Don't Miss this Opportunity-' All New Stock. Infanta' shoes 20 Tnfnnta' RlllVW 40 OU 06 ,1 16 1 55 1 76 . 2 00 2 60 . f t t tf i t t Shoes wortli 75c now Shoes worth f 1.00 now Regular $1.25 Ladies,' line Kid Shoe Regular 1.50 Ladies,' Gents' Mlsr-us or Roys' Regular $2.00 Ladies Gents," Missals' or HoyV Regular $2.50 Ladies', Gents Mistes' or Hoys.' Regular $3.00 Ladies Gents' IfpiMilnr 13 ."1 IjkHpk' Cents' Regular $4.00 Ladies' Gents' 2 90 Regular $5.00 Gents' 3 7S Regular t$.00 It la no difference HOW we do It, we do Itl SALEM SHOE STORE 83 State St. Ladd & Bush Bank Bldg. Ready and Willing to Settle Alaskan Differences. Ia a Way That is Satisfactory to Our Country. fir Aaaoclntcil lrei In (lie Jmirniit. 1jndo.v, Juno 8. Advices from South Africa, emanating from British sources, show more completely the utter failure of tho recent conference between Presi dent Krueger and tho British high com missioner, Sir Alfred Milncr. Tho London afternoon papers today nil refer to the situation a dangieou. Cvykxkk, JitnoS Tho dispatch boat Goland, will leave this afternoon for Devil's Island to take Captain Dieyfus on board the cruiser Sfux. Mine Dreyfus in Paris, has received the following telegram from her hus band : "Leavo Friday. Await with Joy tho moment when I Kiss you." London, June 8. It is learned by the Associated l'ros that Ambassador Choate is hourly expecting the consent of tho authorities at Washington to compromise tho arrangement on the Alaskan question on lines of tho pro spective settlement and for carrying on the discussion in high commission. Willie yielding in certain matters, it is understood that Choato has been able to effect an a jrangcnient satlsfoctory to the United States. Lo.vio,v,.Jjinc 8.- Tho Exchange Tol eguuph company says it is understood the Marquis of Salisbury and Ambassa dar Clio.Uo luivu reached an agreement regarding me miion trail on mo inn koot pass which has been an obstacle to tho settlement of a modus vivendi. Wasiiimiton, June 8. It is learned at the state department that w bile arrange ments uro making towards a modus vivendi, for the regulation of the Alaskan boundary question, a conclusion has not vet Imjoii reached. Expert ueourunherri are being consulted on the exact location of some of tho Ixmudury points, though so far as tlio uulton trail is concerned u definite Hlut has not yet been located. London, Juno 8. In the liouso of commons today tlte M-cretary oi Mate for the Colonies, Chamberlain, con llrmed the roiwrts of the failure of the llloomfontoin conference. He nlo ad mitted that President Krugor was in formed that Groat Britain will not con cent to intervention by a foreign power in the Anglo-Transvaal dispute. Hay Tools Always. Tor all kinds of hay tools, especially the Meyers hay tools, as well as the Champion mowers and binders, also buggies, carraiges and wagons, cull on the Mitchell, Lewis & Stavor Co., oppo site the brewerey, near the Salem Flouring Mills, J. M. Forsythu, manager. i 8 &1 lw Austrian Town Uurned. Il- AoHiitnl I'rcaa lit (lie Jourimt, Viium, June 8. Tho town of Linze lias been totally burned. Four women perished in the Humus. Thograuteut murder scuno you ovur saw tonight at Reed's Opera House in the Golden Iegeud. NEW LODQE OFFICERS. Semi-Annual Elections in Several .Salem Lodges. Tho United Artisans last ovenlne elected the following olllccrs to serve for tho next six months following July 2: Muster Artisan, II. S. Jlelle: superintendent, Ida B. Godfrey; in spector, Lenta I), Westacott; secretary, J. O. Card; treasurer, Andrew Kurtz; senior conductor, A. M. Cloughjv junior conductor, Gertrude Bo ich; Held' com manders, A. M Ciough and Nancy 8. Belle. Protection Ixxlgo No. 2, A. O. U. W., elected olllccrs for tho ensuing six months, as follews: ;i II. D'Arcy, master workman; R. I). Holuian, fore man; C. II. Evans, overseer; J. II. Sellwood, recorder; P. II. Raymond, financier; F. L. Willman, guidu; Ovid Green, instdo watchman; B. F. Wes outsde watchman. Salem lodge No. 7. Degree of Honor also elected, officers us follews: Mrs. Uailey, chief of honor Mrs. R. A. Cros sum, lady of honor; Mrs. E. G. White, chief of ceremonies; Mrs. Lucretia Bur ton, recorder; Mrs. Thatcher, financier; Mrs. S. A. McFaddcn, recoiver; Miss Ida Bennett, lady usher; Mrs. W. It. An derson, inside watch ; Mrs. J. W.Wilson, outside watch. Officers will be installed in July. Central Lodge, No, 18, Knights o Pythias, elected tho following officers5 Chancellor commander, J. II. Scott; vice chancellor, W. I. Staley; prelate, Eugene Willis; master of work, O. 1). Gabrlolson; master at arms, 11. A. Johnson; Inner guard, Claude Town send; outer guard, R. J. Fleming. Centralia Temple, No. 11, ltatlibone Sisters, held an election of officers, i which resulted as follews: Past chief, I Mattie Burggraf, M. E. C, Ollle M.I Skipton ; E. S., Lydiu M. Willis; E. J.! Lotta M. Dickey; mauugor, Emma Wil. bur; M. of It. and S., Zcldit Gardner; M. of V., Nettle McFaddcn: I. G., Nolllo Cox; (). G., Myrtle Williams; tiusteo, Josie Wrightman; delegate to grand lodge, Lilian Olmstcad ; captain of de gree stuff, Clara Stousloff; musician, Lotta M. Dickey. OTIS REPORT On Situation in Philippines. the COMING HOME IN COMFORT. Philippine Army Little More than a Marauding BandFili- pinos Asking Protection. II)- AniinoliHeit I'rcm to (lie Jiiiiriuil. Wahiiiniiton, June 8 General Otis has been advised that it is tho wish of the president that all arrangements be made to give the returning troops a com fortable voyage and that tho'lk'st of care'he taken that no sickness break out among them. Ho also said precautions would Ih taken not to load the transports too heavily, so the troops will have nmple room. The conclusions drawn by tho war department officials, concerning tho con d t'ons in the Ppilippiuc, are thai tho insurgents are little more than a marauding kind, which will continually decrease when tho men llnd that toe re is lifo and libertv under American lrovernmont. Tho noonlo are ceniim: into tho American I linos 'asking protection and arc considered like tho-o who sought protection in the forts during the early stages of American developments in tho west. rsotuing is said as to tnu luieuuou oi ucnoraijjtis io continue notuiuics out the matter was left wholly to his discretion. Oregon Regiment Defers'De parturo to 12th. How the State Duys Wood. The penitentiary recently advertised for 800 cords of body llr wood. Some twenty odd bidders tendered wood at prices from t'2.75 to $'.l. Tho asylum also advertised for several thousand cords of wood and got but few bidders. The superintendent then was ordered to buy thousands of cords "in the open market." Tho advertisements contained no speculations except that tho wood lie of the variety called largo llr. Now right there Is where there is a nigger in the woodpile. There are as many kinds and qualities of big lir as there are methods of grafting the State of Oregon. There is big lir cut from what is really second growth timber. There is big llr that is all heart wood, and other that is half bark and half sap. There bf big'llr of tho soft white variety not lit to burn and only lit to make paer pulp or a very joor kind of lumber. There is big lir that is cut fiom fallen timber that Is not lit to burn under an engine, will hardyl got dry ami when it is dry makes no boat. What tho state should suy in its ad vertisements is that it wants tenders of bids for "large body fir from standing timber" and that would mean some thing, and sap and bark and half grown, half rotten fallen logs could not be worked off on tho public by iiiiKTiipu Ions wood syndicates or received by still loss scrupulous politicians from their friends. To allow the supuriutoudoiit of an asylum or state institution so much margin for speculation or favoritism is an open bid for robbing the taxpayer and entering into all sorts of relations, whore a $5 or it $20 gold piece may re sult In accepting almoU anything in the name of "big llr." On thousands of cords of wood tho head of an institu tion con not only make a. handsome "dlvey," but wield a tremendous polit ical in ilueuco among the people he fa vors. As a further branch of this fast and loo wuy of buying cord iwood, cortl fiod check is required from all bidders. Tliis throws the urwim of the whole biisluiMd Into the hands of tho lily, bunded, sidewalk jiolltlulaii, "who toils not, neither does her spin," but ho can give certified chocks, where tho timber farmer, who gets out wood for a living, hasn't got a pair of cortlllud suspenders. Then to cap tho clinm of tho whole job, the udvertlsuiuuut for bids uppaars only in the ring org.iu, which is read al most exclusively by persons who never were guilty of nuking an honest livhig in the world, and who will want to en joy a salary ami a cinch on an official position near tho throne in the next world. There is not a wood ohoppor in Oregon who reads such a paper, but this is all in accord with tho present or der of things, the purpose of which Is to throw' the furnislilug of statu sup plies, us far as possible, into tho hands of the speculators. PERSONALS. Jacob Kloetscli, of .Sublimity, is in the city. Mrs. J. Ilitcliius who has been visit ing in the Paddock family at Independ ence returned on the lloag today. Mr. and Mrs. S, H, Crockett went to Oregon City this afternoon eurouto for their home at Spokane 1'iills. Supts. Lee and Paine and ex-Supt. Gilbert, wore passengers for Portland this afternoon. Mrs, J. J. Murphy and Mrs. L. M. Kirk wont to Oregon City this after noon. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Pilley.of Muzoppu, Minn., who have been spending some time in and about Salem and win have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Hcurdsloy, returned to Portland today to visit with relatives. Mr. Pllloy speaks favorable of this ixirtion of Ore gon. P. I). Hughes, one of the inuiiagerri of the Conductors' Excursion, Ih lu the city to remain the balance of tho week. He is busy building platforms and ar ranging the grounds for the occasion, and will have overothing in trim shape for the occasion. Mr. Hughes niorts that a larger crowd will bo here than over before and that the only difficulty will Im in securing curs enough for the occasion. Aguiualdo Proclaims Himself a Die tator. llr ARDoclnteil I'rra to (He Jiiiiriuil. Wasiiinuton, Juno 8. Tho situation lu the Philippines is described by Otis in the following cablegram : "Manila Result of movements lu Morong province was to drive the insur gents into tho mountains, capturing An tipoll and other towns. They retreated and scattered before our advance leaving L'" dead on the Held. Our loss was four killed, a few wounded, mostly slight. City of Morong is garrisoned. Inhab itants of provinces profess fiiondship. Largo numbers wish to enter Manila, but uro refused, as tho city's iopuhitlon is increasing too rapidly." General Otis cables as follows regard ing tho return of velunteers: Manila; Tho Orcgons request to do fer tho tlmu of departure until tholLUh. They will leavo for Portland on tho transports Ohio and Newport. Tho Sixth infantry will relelvo tho Call- foruiuus at Ncgios. The Hancock sails in a few days witli tho Nebraska and other troops. London, Juno 8. A dispatch from Manila savs it Is reported Aguiualdo lias dissolved the Filipino congruis and proclaimed himself dictator. Manila, Juno 8. The cruiser Boston has sailed for Ban Francisco, by way oi Naguski, with long service olllccrs and men from tho various warships. The battleship Oregon will ho stationed off Dugupun on blockade duty. The gun boat Albany, commanded by Ensign Htnnley, captured three sailing vessels undone steamier off the island of Negros. Nino boats of tho Albany class are now in commission and doing good ser vice in the shallow watuis of tho south ern Islands. Fuorablo leports aro still received from the parly of IK Americans belonging to the guiiuoat Vorktown, headed by Lieutenant Gllmore, captured by tho Filipinos. The prisoners are all well and receiving fair treatment. Royal r AmsotMiEix "Pure Raking-Powder aiBSSlUIE&y'lHJRE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROVU (WIM EOwtHH CO., KIW VOKK. Wasiiinotov, June 8. Among reports which accompanied the report of Otis regarding operations about Manila, aro those relating to the subsistence of tho army. Major Fitzhugh, commissary of subsistence, Bays on the evening of Eob ruary 5. after hard lighting and general advance nil along tho division line, the trooo were given their supior promptly at the regular hour, ond while tho troops had lieen constantly enemy a continuous had been maintained confrontiui' tho supply of rations If you do not llko music, but do like beautiful faces, come and see tho Chorus of Angels tonight. . WHERE, OH! WHERE? Is Frank Pickenh? Is the Q.tcation of Importance Just Now. Frank Pickcroll, who has been run ning a photographic studio on Commer cial street for several months past, 1b said to have skipped out, leaving a number of mourners. Ho sold out ids business last Tuesday to Fred Hrown, anil yesterday ho van ished. Ho is said toliavo gone a fish Ini; also to have irotio to Portland, to return on Saturday ; also to have taken last night's overland for tho Sunny South. Ho lias been telling his creditors to call on thelOth; possibly ho will bo here then. His largest creditor is said to to l tho Moores estate, which owns tho building occupied by tho gallery, about $100 being due. Fred Logg is a mourner to ti small amount for photographic supplies, but J. A. ltotau says the rumor that ho is on tho anxious seat is a mistako, us ho sold tho goods to Pickerell and another man, the other man boing all right; that he know Mr. Pickerell 15 years ago Hut "thoruaru othera." What Does It Mean? Shortly after noon today a wonderful atmospheric phenomena in tho form of a largo rainbow colored circle about the sun nttactcd considerable attention. It was unusual for its large size and bright coloring, and as an ordinary cir cle of tho kind is termed a a "weather breeder," it ! is safe to conclude that this locality 1b booked for a spell of weather lu the near future, Call Always at tho New York Uacket for bargains, they have shoes from -5c. per pair up ward, a go(sl work shoo for 11.00 and many other b.inmlnH, Call always be fore purchasing elsewhere, us you will save money by i-o doing. 7-:M-lw WE HAD NOJHOUSE. Wo used tho other sheets And wo played to empty scats, tor they all stayed at homo. Wo do not love the Colonel ' nut wo road tho EvksinuJouenau, And they all stayed at homo. A traveling man says there wero seven." i persons at tho opera liouso last night.' wno paid aumlBslon, bcaldos thoso in tho gallery.l Thk Tootle. Summer Styles for Men. Tho New York Racket has a flno stocks of summer clothing for men and bovs. ; also tlio celobrated "Star 5 Star" shoesfl in nil grades, and sizes for men. womenrfi and children, there aro no hotter shoesj mado. ulno Hiimiimrnnitni-tvivi.. fm. In.ll.. "1 i.mitcl .mil ..ltt1il..t. I.t. i...l.-. . i. (,w..., ....u vhiiuhu, mm jUUKfia, over--' aus, gioves, suspeiKiers, crash, fur and staw nats, ami notions of all kinds, ail uv rucKui prices. 7 2d 1W Justice Court, Judge Johnson and a jury consisting! ui UHB. iv'c, v. . i-aue, rrauic rost, u." L. att, A. F. McAtco and Capt lloff? devoted tho afternoon to unraveling tho j intricacies oi a civil case wherein lien- iumin O. Whipplo sues Mrs. Itcubon J.eo, formerly Mrs. O. G. Miller, for .".'.(Hi alleged to bo duo for labor nor-, formed for defondant beforo hor mar3 nago to Kctiuen Leo. j nomiam, .icii roys aim Myers aro ntV lorneys for plaintiff and Ed. Horgan for uuieuuaui. Some of tho Climaxes reached by the, chorus to sing in tho Golden Lcgond will take you off your feet. sie LOOKS Pcwr U tif cannot nulro rott Iwk old I vn Ml I'liei xs tou t Uj It. dim llntk tl-m U, will! llHTir milt. It lii iiuHi4lll to look jouur wltlt tlii lu In i of w)tntj jiuxt lu joui LAlr. ft A - ' 1 ViteHj Important That you keep your system in good con dition ; that requires good food. Go to the Wonder restaurant next to Harrltt & Lawrence. iiftnuniiillr pnsrponr tho tfll-takj li;nor bc It lirliip lack the iiilor III ynuill, MIHI7 jour iwr nuj iw It illil Rl tuU'vii. u tnirirni mo 308 Commercial Street. Huro you can buy Ladles' French Kid Mutton Shoos fur $1.50, wortli l, boston Shoo Company. 4 15 tf OASTOnXA. Btar, th lhs Kind You lloe Always Bought Signature ef OStfi W2A: lialr nl), turn It rrutii f.xlllnjr out, nml clcainr tlio Brain irntmuiiurun. I.C0tlwttl0, AtllitrujK'- U you ito not obtain ill tho lflu you aitol ttmn the n of III Vli'f. wilU tn doctor about It. AiUjMi,Da.J.O.AYKt(, JK1I. i!ail. WHEAT MARKET. Canh 8. Cash 1.10 , Ciiicaoo, Juno 8. July 76, rou 77)ii. Ban Fiianciico, June, MlflllllUBBaHHMIRHRHaililBMgillBIIIIIIIHaiRllllllBIHlIHMIHIIlllllIllllIlllllIllllllIlljj ! I Jos. Meyers & Sons I Salem's Greatest Store. M The Saratoga A New Cycle Feature. There lias Ihhiii 110 end of inteiest among cyclists and the general public in the new Siiinioller Victor which Is helm; shown by II. S. Gilo A Co. at the hy II lildii Columbia Model 57 $50- The fines chain wheel ever turned out of a factory, Hartfords, strictly high grade, 5J5, Vidcttcs, fully guaranteed, S25 and S26, SROAT Sl WILSON. GRAY Carpenter's TodIs Blacksmith's Tools, Fine Tools For Every Trade at BROS Oor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. Insurance Iluilding. It would we in that thoro cou Id lie 110 udwrHi criticism to it mechanism mi simple and so pcrfi'Ct, "almost perK'tual motion" Is a com ment frequently heard, and they tost no more tlmu the old kind. Chain Victors alwi, without doubt the bust wheel made, ladles or gents models aro now being wild for 1 10. Intending purchasers would do well to see I hem iMjfore placing orders. Tonight Is tho groat night In Ku1l-iu , whun everybody should attaixl tho opera h Hi so ami see the Golden legend S Jv Bie&W(m&!'!ll A l TO HKF CI.FAHLV, tin eyes must bo in normal condition or auistod by. Glasses fitttsl by a graduate optician. Children's oyos hhoiild bo tted fre quently. Minor deftx'U of vision, cor rctl during youth will strengthen tlw wglitin M ago. W Htukv tfxaminutkiiis free, ami lit $w to all owMlitlons of sight. BARR'S JEWELRY STORE, J 10 STATU BTRDDT. Jt9 The most perfect tin isluxl wrapper iiiiulc ' not how cheap but how good," A Hue line of nice aborted patterns in prints pennies , s and lawns 1 51.00 to 52.50. g Ladies Gloves 79c. Not many left of those special m values and good fortune to those S who find their si ut tho above j (wine. m 5 A Glove Wonder 2 A smu)th, ulustic velvet ottpo S leather. rd silk stitching. SSHtr S jsilnt Uiek two fastunurs, well J wortli fl.hO.wosity thepulrf l.'JIi. a 2 Ladies summer vests Sun Shades And Umbrellas tillkalislo sldovoloss. rlblel, Cannot nuro Ixt told 2 jdaltod silk Wo. values, sjHielal. 3 33c. white, I rem In every stylish color witli swell Dresden or Natural wood handles, witli or without Milk lisqw. 53.00 $3.50 and 54.50 New Percales Tho wHshuhlo kinds lovely new doolgiis another new lot just in lSXu. Now CrashuH. Now Coverts. Now Hand Curved Halt, Boys Waists Vm Colon! I'oroidu and U'hlfe litwn WalsUi. with and without mlhirs. I'greotin uvwy dutall. 50c, Imported Pique Collars and Cuffs on tho floor goods, with deep milling of Km broidery tho swellest style shown. 51.00 to 52.50. Shirt Headquarters Hefe Kvory con- , ceivahlo style. Negligees, Golfs. Fancy Itosoms, all over Fancies Silk Golfs and Neg ligees, Bilk fronts, etc. Kadi 50c to 55.00 Velvet Grip Hose H minor tors liable, Misses umT Utdifs always In stock. A Columbia Bicycle WOt.yJrN Given away 8 .P i J freo July 3d. r tmtS OUll STOUE OLMflS EVENINGS. a 278 -280 Commercial St.- The Old White Corner. - AlHHHIIllllIlllMIIMIIlHHBIHIMailHIIllllllllllllIIHMMMH!- f JiiJlWjll-Ui(!S1lT1C nwt"