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SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY JULY 21 1899.
NO 170.
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atom woolen
Home Made Goods,
Specials: A very s'.ecte
line of Boy's Knee Pant Suits
of our own goods made up iir
New York. Get one FOtf
YOUR boy!
All sizes of Boy's Black Hose,
the very best to be had: Ask
for them.
WOOhEf W& store
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GREAT SLAUGHTER SHOE SALE.
20
Per
On
Wcaronot WEAY
KILLING THE DEAD. $e do.do
t.inuki ng Low Prices on Dead Stock, and blowing nbout it as a marvel,
but wo nro
SL AUGHT J3RIN& THE LTVINGi
Huwiiigdowu r clean, live stock, level with the dirt which in associated
with cheap prices.
NEW UP-TO-DATE STYLES!
Kverv Shoo hi tho Iioubo subject to the 20 per cent reduction.
Goods marked in plain figures.
VfrC"i6f . NEW SHOE g STOR 12,
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Red
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ALL
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see lor yourselves.
R. H. Leabo, Atanager.
SALEM SHOE STORE
88 State St. Ladd
11 I Ur WJI"5?V
t hi. YLJSrlfeyaTlry )
GRAY
Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore.
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The .argest assortment of
mens rants: Keguiar sizes
extra sizes and extra longs.
No matter what size you call
for we have them. A special
drive on them
The finest line of Crash Hatsi
for Men and Boys to be
found, in Patterns and
Styles.
"R " " "l T "li "n "n
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Cent Reduction 1
All Shoes,
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POrlplnntor of Low Prloos.
l.Wo Sli'.no thorn Froe.
U4 STATK HTJIKJiT,
Cross Shoes
Our hospital and nurse Shoes
also Oxfords, have arrived. Try
a pair if you want soild com
fort. Our big Shoe sale is still
on we are cutting prices right
and leftwe buy our oods 10
per cent, cheaper than inexper
ienced opposition, hence can
and do easily undersell them.
FREE: SHINE
Krausse Brothers,
275 Commercial St ;
BOSH Is
This thing which some merchants ad-,
vertise of buying goods 10 per cent
cheaper than any body else. The cash,
customer is the one who buys cheapest i
and the only one. We buy only of the I
best manufactures for spot cash and at
the very lowest prices. None can buy ,
lower. We have none of the riffraff ac-i
cumulated in 15 or 20 years business and j
and we are selling our new Spring and
Summer stock at cost. No one else will
offer you any such bargains Come and j
& Hp'Ii Hank Bldg.
Carp&nter's Tools
Blacksmith's Tools,
Fine Tools
For Every
Trade at
BROS
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May Be War Sec
retary.
Elilm Root, ol New York
Also Mentioned.
The President Has Not Yet Filled the
Office.
fir Amoclnteit I'rtu to the Journnl.
Washington, July 21. Up to noon
the host information obtainable, was to
tho effect that tho president had not
filially tendered tho war portfolio to
any one. There was a general impres
sion that McKinlcy had practically Hindu
up his mind to offer the office to Ellhu
Hoot, of Now York, but it is said, that a
New York, organization headed by Gov
ernor Itooscvclt and Senator Piatt, had
urged tho selection of General Francis
V. Greene.
Wabiiinoton, July 21. Secretary Al
ger has abandoned his intention of
quitting as soon as Mciklojohn arrived,
and has concluded to discharge his du
ties until August 1.
Washington, July 21. There was
nothing to Indicate at the cabinet meet-
Itnr tn.lnt tlitif ti r.liiilKm tvitu timtitln.lii
in tho presidents official family. Alger
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nun imudviiv uiiu iiiuutib vwitniMuidifiu
amount of business from the war de
partment. Tho proceedings of which
were routine in character.
Duthoit, July 21. Gov. Pingreo to
day handed too Associated Press a
signed interview bearing upon rela
tions between Alger ami .MCKinioy.
Governor says:
"I have no hesitation in saying tho
courH! pursued by the president in this
matter is little less than cowardly, to
say the least, unmanly."
Commenting on tho wholo matter
Pingreo says Alger's sacrifice was coin
pelted by the demands of Now York
jxditiciaiiH backed by tho "Unscrupu
lous and worthless press."
Ho predicts it will bo learned that
the president himself is responsible for
whatever mistakes he made in 'Conduct
ing the wur.
Wasiiinotoi., July 21. The
war do-
artment has issued a statement (loot
ing tht dispatches from Otis In answer
to tho press eorruspondont's "round
robin."
Otis says ho was not conscious of
Bonding misrepresentations, but thinks
Ills dlspatclics at tunes too conserva
tive. Press affair appeared to Iw
threat.
In a latter dispatch Otis says tho
elmrgos made by corresjoinlents aro
untrue and that most harmonious re
lations exist between tho army and tho
navy.
Hotel 1'ire.
Dhnvkr.. July 21. A special to tho
Times says tho town of Vulcan, Color
ado, was partly destroyed by firo this
morning, nio vuicau noiei is toiniiy
destroyed. Two boys aro known to have
jwrished and two gueatu of tho hotel aro
supixiscd to have been victims.
To cure L Grippe, ueep wrm, tipecUTJ
fa feet. nd Uke Dr. Mile' Nervine.
RIVET
YOl'tt KYJiH ON US.
If you are
looking for spectacles
oyegli
vl omius. BCiuntiue iiiuuumib run u
all through our businow of fitting sight
and sight holiw. , ,
H you are unable to pay a lair price
for glasses, make the foot known to us
and we will furnish them free of charge
if any one U really too poor to pay.
All school children should have their
eyes tested before entering school.
uome in uny uiuu. - .-iiuij$w ....
neefswary tests.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE
310 STATU BTJ1DET.
San Francisco Excursion,
Only $17,50 for the Round Trip,
Plenty of time to see everything.
AN IDEAL SUMMER OUTING,
Leave Sahm Auguot 3d.
Q?rf frir in Mt. Hamilton. Tumalaoias. Berkley. Palo Alto
and various places of Interest. For detailed information andlw
tickets, enbuire of W. W, SKiNNBit,or li. D. Pattqn. Salem, p
or D& C. W.
Military Aspirants.
Fonroillcers of tho Second Oregon
regiment are reported to have taken
examinations at General Shaftcr'a head
quarters, looking toward commissions
in tho now Thirty-fifth regiment. Their
names are: Captain E. 0. Worrick,
of company K: Captain A. F. Prescott,
company U; First Lieutenant E. P.
Crowne, regimental adjutant; First
Lieutenant A. J., Drazec, adjutant;
second battalion. The result of tho ex
aminations will not bo known for some
time.
The first three officers named took
tho oxamsnation for tho captaincy;
Lieutenant iiraxcco'fl was that of com
missioned ofllcer. Sinco only tlireo of
ileors aro to bo apj .tinted from tho Ore
gon regiment, ono of these applicants
must bo disappointed. Lieutenants
Crownoand Ilnueo aro Portland men,
while Captain Worrick hails from Sa
lem, and Captain Prescott from La
Grande.
DISASTROUS
EXPLOSION
Seven Men Killed and Eleven
Severely Injured.
Ily AMOclntei! Pre', to Die Journnl.
London', July 21. An explosion on
tho torpedo boat destroyer Biilflncli,
during a trial today killed seven and in
ured eleven persons.
POPULAR HOME LOAN
Nearly Double the Total Amount Asked by the City Has Been
Subscribed,
Claud Catch, 3-W) s . . ;
Claud Giitch, 15-10008
I. W. llickford. 20-50 8
!' 0. Fontaine, 4-508
J. Haumgartnor. 20-1(1
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Hart nor. 20-100 s .
S. A.Sanford. 20-200.. '
A. N. Hush, guardian, fi.200 s
A.N, Hush, 20-5008
Luild A llitali,
A. F. Hofer, 2-200 h
A. N. Gilbert ', ..,
It. J. Fleming, for Central hslgo, No. 18,
Florence MoKiuulo
Win. P. Lord
A. II. Glllls
James Walton, 10-50 h
J. F. Hughes '....,.
G.G. Urown 4
U.S. Uean
It. II. Lealm, 10-100 h '.
Souaro Farrar ............
Julius Ituef .j. .....;
W-T.Shitor i?J!iiMuuVVM' r'.00
Miller U. Haydeu 50
Jeff Myers 500
W. Ureyinan
II. J). I'atton
Jefferson Meyors. ..,..,
Fay Wrhrhtman ....'
Total tl2i),70O
Tho committee wishes it distinctly understood that applications for bonds
will be received until Sept. 1st. All small subscribers will luivo an opportunity to
take a sliaro of tho city's loan. The smaller subscriptions will bo filled first. Tho
desire of tho city Is to placo the loan In
in this locality as possible.
Let Portland Keep Cool.
The Joviinai. cannot notice abuse or
criticism in the editorial columns of the
KvenlnirTeleirram. loeausc that paper
is so iusanoly Jealous of this little even
liiK paiKir that it cannot treat It fairly or
JiiBtly. Tho Albany Democrat says:
iJcop ami long growis continue to
come ironi roriiunu in rciereuce to 1110
failure of tho Oregon volunteers to bo
mustered out at Portland, Hotter keep
cool. Wipe the porspiraton from your
brows nud go ahead and make arrange
incuts for a grand reception, at a dato
to bo named after they reach Oregon,
and let those who with attend. The
spirit of the occasion will count. Don't
count on their coining homo in a Ixxly.
They won't do anything of tho kind.
yt
id 1
Tho Albany Iwys and all
UIU IHJVn BLMHII
of Portland are uoiiu.' to sot off
off the cars
at their homos. Put h spike in that.
Seta day a week after that and secure a
dollar fare, round trip, and you will
have the
blL'i'CHt crowd ever seen in
Portland.
in tno mean time uie vaiioy
towns will have received tlmir own bo;
u
gloriously, and the whole climax can
tad at Portland tin u celbbratiou that
will make the clouds burst. Don't bo a
clam or hiiqiopotamus, but fettle down
to a good liorco sense program aim
everything will end well.
Oregon Ladies In Camp,
Kan Fjuncisco, Julv 21. The follow
ing ladles, relatives of the rank an 1 file
in the reulment, are visiting nere irom
Oregen: Mrs. Captain J. M. Poorman.
of Woodbuni; Mrs. Lieutenant Mead, of
IjiGrando; Mrs. Captain Heath, of Mc
Mlnnvillo; Mrs. Captain Harbor, Mrs.
Captain Moon, Mrs. Lieutenant Fiuzer,
of woodbuni; Mrs. Captain J. L. May,
of Kugene: Mrs. Lieutenant C. It.
Murphy and Mrs. Captain Worrick,
lioth of Halem : Mrs. Chanlin W. S. Gil-
tort, Mrs. Lieutenant F. H. Hamlin, of
Hofeehnrt; Mrs. Captain It. K. Davis, of
Portland. George A, Harding, of Ore.
gonOlty, is visiting his sou, Private
Harding, of company I.
Jolnes His Btother.
County Judge John K. It win, commit
twl Floral no Koellig, a Hohemiaii, from
Umatilla county, who has a brother in
the asylum.
BAKK, Aanager, Leoanon, u re.
DISARM
AMENT
IS
Discussed
Dewey.
By
America Will Not Be Found
Unprepared Again.
Establishing Peaco in the Negroes Is
lands.
Iir Amnolntctl I'ren to the Jonrnnl.
Viunna, July 21. Admiral Dewey,
whon asked what would be developed
from the peaco conference at Tho
Huge, said:
"Who is to disarm first? Tho oxpori
ment was tried in the United States and
look what it cost us to get ready in
t ICO
15,000
1,000
l-TAI
u 2,000
4.000
1,200
' 10,000
115,000
-100
i..J. 2,000
Knights Pythias 250
500
. 2,500
2,500
, . . 500
2,500
2,500
2,500
,..,, 1,000
1 ,000
t-vr. -100
5,000
i,uuu
1 ,000
50
tho hands of as largo n number of people
time and how wo had to fear the Issue,
wo now tniiiK Miiierentiy ami are
building forty men of war. Wo will not
bo taken by surprise 'and found unpre
pared again j and its hard to Ixillovo, In
view of our terrific exertions, that other
powers will abandon the advantrgo of
thoir iiraineuts and give thorn up."
Wasiiinoo.v, July. Tho war depart
ment received tho following from Ma
nila. "Captain 11. A. Ilyrne of tho Six
teenth infantry with seventy men, sur
prised tho united robbers, bands ol Ne
gros, Island of Pauy. numbering four
hundred and fifty, killing a hundred
and fifteen and wounding many, and
captured a few rlllos, revolvers, many
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TrHnHMrrw' ry
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HcurM
los. Meyers &
C SALEM'S GREATEST
tht flue
(olimibli
Jlldjrela
Ifjirfwiut-
oil Wlllllll
tliBllina
ltcl(iul
COME TO
Y Wc arc renovating and remodeling our store We have ad
ded a large well lighted wrap department, turned our old
wrap department into a hosiery, underwear and corset dc
r .J J A. . 1 .. 1 1 1 ' 1 .. , A f
parunciiif lunieo our oia Hosiery oeparimcm into a line urn'
brella department, in short we will open up this Fall with a
fine new stock of goods and a modern arranged store, We
invite you to our GREAT SALE during the next 30 days,
WE WILL SURPASS X ?C X. 2C X
ALL FORMER EFFORTS IN THIS
jm
4k a KiUiiiitUi a ,a ja it ax
yifu
Absolutely
Makes the food more
oyu uwa
other hand weapons besides a largo
quantity of Btock. The fighting was at
a closo distance. Hryuo's loss was ono
killed, and one wounded, the iiamos aro
not given. Tho action was very bono
ficial for to quiet ncgros."
San FnANKiTco. July 21. Tho trans
port Indiana arrived today from Ma
nna, i no vessel was sent to quaran
tine. Tho Indinna lias 343 sick soldiers
and a number of lied Ctobs nurses. The
pick soldiers will be removed to tho
nowly finished hospital at the Presidio.
PROMPTLY
EXECUTED
And Their Bodies Filled
Shot.
With
llr Amorlntril l'rraa to thr Journnl.
Nkw Oiii.kans, July 21. A special
fromTallulah, La,, says six Italians were
lynched there last night. The names
of those who were lynched were unob
tainable. Yestonlay Dr. Hodgos, a
prominent physician of Tatlulah, quar
relled with an Italian. Later in tho
day ho wounded tho physician with a
shot gun, A mob immediately sur
rounded the would-bo nnansain and live
friends, and strung them nil to trees
and filled their bodies with buckshot.
Important for Teachers,
A Salem special says: Tho fitato
lioard of education held a meeting this
ufternoon, at which several important
rulcB were made. It was decided that
no certificate will bo granted under tho
provisions of the old law, even If the ap
plicant were entitled to one, when the
time for receiving It expired, May 20.
Graduates from normal schools and
chartered institutions aro excepted 'rotn
tins ruie.
Tho board decided that primary cer
tificates are county certificates, should
bo Issued by county boards of examiners
that aro good in any county In tho state.
As tho law places no time limit on pri
mary certificates, thoy will bo issued
without tlmo limit. Applicants for pri
mary certificates will bo required to
nass examination 011 tho same ques
tions as applicants for first, second and
thlrd-grmlo certificates on reading, writ
ing, orthography and theory and prac
tice, and pasB further examination upon
tho art of questioning and methods.
It was also decided that certificates of
other states will bo honored here, nro-
vlded they are state paiiors, of like grade
ami secured ny state examination.
Superintendent Ackerman rojiortcd
that he had turned into the state treas
ury $088 received by him as fees for
state certificates mid diplomas. This
goes into tho stnto board of examiners'
fund, and makes a total of $1508 paid in
by Superintendent Ackerman.
Lone County Hops.
Kd'.tor Campbell, who is 11 hop grower
at Kugene lias this item In the Guard of
July 20:
The Balom Journal of Wednesday eon.
tains tliis: "W. II. Holmes, who has
Just returned from Lane county says
tho hop growers 1111 there declare the
crop will 1)0 largo.'1 Wo think tho
statement made by Mr. Holmes mis
leading We have Interviewed 11 largo
number of our leading growers and the
goncrnl opinion Is that Jauo county will
have fewer bales of hops than she had
last year. And from what wo know, wo
think they know w hat they are talking
about.
The Fastest Time.
Probably the fastest record made by
letter mail from the Atlantic seaboard
to Halem is recorded on a letter re
ceived by Col. D. F. Wugnor. It Is
postmarked Baltimore, Md., July 15,
fts.'lO p. m., and reached Kalem July 10.
at 0 "to p. 111., or four days, four and
one-fourth hours across the continent.
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OUR GREAT SALE!
While Oiir GREAT SALE is
Wbil? Olir BUYERS are in
VAl Baking
Powder
1uitE
delicious and wftofesome
MhPtl CO.. H TOM.
CALL
Col, Robert J. Ingeiv
soil
Dies Instantly at His Now
York Home.
Ho Fell Dead in the Presence of His
Wife.
llr Axanclntt'il I'tru to the Journnl.
New Yohk, July 21. Col. Hobort G.
Iugersoll died at his homo at Dobbs
Ferry, N. Y., this afternoon ofapoploxy.
Iugersoll went to his Bumuicr homo
at Dobbs Ferry, two days ago appar
ently In good health. Shortly after his
arrival he complained of slight indisposi
tion.
He snout the mornlmr In his room
and shortly before he wus stricken, his
wile enured to nave a luncheon sent up
to lilm, He laughed, and replied that
while he did not feel quite us young as
formerly, ho guessed he was not yet nn
invalid and would go down to luncli with
tho others.
As he finished sneak I nit ho (ell bank
into his chair. A physician wa im
mediately summoned but when ho
reached the house he found that Inger
soil had died almost instantly.
To Do Cleaned,
A dray load of woolen blankets were
brouuht from tho O retro n deaf mute
school today to tho Balom dye works to
no cleaned ami lined up tor tno next
year's school.
A Valuable Doc
wouldn't sell for ten cents to a man who
doesn't want a dog. And that is true
witli most anything else.
Tho only exeditous way to find n
man who wants to buy a dog is to speak
to ovorylxxly in Halem through Tub
JonnvAL want columns.
Those who aro interested will respond.
And it would he 11 very iiuintercstiiigdog
Indeed that wouldn't suit anybody.
Most anything you don't want can bo
told at Home price if properly advertised
My friend what are you sweating about?
You say you are warm and dry,
ELLIS ZINN
have some lino Ice Cream,
That you had ought to try.
If you want up-to-date Ice Cream,
Just call round to their store;
And If It all should he sold out,
They can quickly make somo more,
IB-vatnto st.
Phono 2874.
V Uolla.
WHEAT MARKET.
CmrAdo. July 21. Soptomhoi 70,
Cash i rod 73.
Kan Fkancisco, July, 21. Cash 1,05.
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STORE QJ
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going od
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