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J Latest Assoolated Press tele- grams, Fresh Local news and Live c Editorials make The Dally Jour- t nal. ? ? THE DAILY JOURNAL j Tho Dally Journal's large alroula- tlon Isnoncoldont. It's tho roaultof J high quality nnd lowprlco. t VOL.. X SALEAf, OREGON THURSDAY SEPTEMliEU 28 1899. NO, 228 "W Vr"V P" Hoppickzers, Harvesters, Threshers.) mill men In nil stations (if life, out for tliu full ami u Inter, nt THE NEW YORK RACKET, Whom nil tliltlra nni cnlil nt IMPIi'lVr IMMPI-'Q .... .. ...!. I..I., one can fws plainly that wo ran ho miiMt Ikj Itcnelltetl in making CLOTHING V, for men, lMyn,niiilyonlliH;hoy8 from T1.00tofl.r0jcr suit young i men from $2.S5to jfS.fiO pursuit i men from f:i.6 lo fllLifl; all well 5. niaile. cut to lit, well lined. Our black ami jmv worctem arc i eplendlil material, well mnile, nt f 7.(15 to f IU.75, '1'liev never fade are nil wool. i UNDERWEAR Iln (jreat variety for ladle.", gent and children, in cotton rllilwit, merino, wool plaited, part and grades from 'Joe to f I.2U, The goods we hae will please you. BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS in almndance. Tho ".Star 5 Star" lino, the Wot in tho wo.-hl, and tlio ItoMoii and Wooneookut million from common oern, ami Monti. nni proof, to long hip IkioIh. HATS in FKllOltAS and other stvlo for men and Ixivh, and MACKINTOSH, l)lt'K C0.TJ, Oil. COATS, OVKIlL'OATS. oer.illH, JacketH, towels, table ololhes, IiIicun. mlvlielH. hiwierv. ImiiilkcnhlefH, in faetalmo.tanythlng reiiiinil for comfort. A'll at Itackc I prlcee, cull and n't our e twk. E. T. BARNES, Prop. Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Siore, Cor. Commercial and Chemeketa Sts. . i i Wc ...'.-. .1 cen v Vv ""-sriF-r SJ I. f'liiti itiri t "ni.. "1" -Ci. I , WtfK I KRAUSSB BBQQ Wpv fi 1 Reform School Supplies. S S J i I am now roadv to receive proMialn Wo are still helling 4 foot, large M-cond for Mipnll.w to lw fiiml-hi-l '" growth wooil fl'.W K-r cord-We are htate reform H-hcxd for the iuarter end agU f Newk-rv: 1' e-ml Kim nml lt- l" DecemlH-riU. SW. A lirt of he wm iiiiiii llrick.Mvthew.irkattholllihm! .IW wanted will l riirninliwl on uppli- Chili HiilMing iiIku the ew I usloiu lloiiMi, nt 1'ortland. 1). S. IIiixtmv A Co., I'liono 30. 310 Front cor. Che- mekelu. iiketn. Arc eainine favor every day in the homes of everybody who have torn We are showing several ot the best patterns and ,(,!., . rial orice to make room for a new lot now on the way buttmeJ with large drum head JJ only ----- Ws make all kinds cf Lounges, . Al work guarantee d. Forget Forget Don :iF:sTTrWNr are riiuep(etl lo rail when llttiiii; ) afford to cell at a elo-er prollt, ami hi mirchusi's. We have 1 1 1 1 Big shoe sal? Takes place daily at our store. We sell more shoes than all the rest combined. Why: be cause we carry the largest stock, latest styles, best goods at the lowest price. See our llanan & Son's Shoes, and Dr. Ried's cushion button shoes for men; Queen Quality for ladies. Our stock is immense. Call see our lines and get our prices. shine them free TC 275 Commercial St. Salem, Oregon. . ca'ion. II. Iv. Hkkkiis, SuorinU'iident 18IWRI W Mieni, wr -i-pi Rural & Wit U x HOUSE FURNISHERS a ron ana This Lounjre, upholstered in fine figure J vel our, biscuit their reputation. that we are selling RpriQ LUJC liv ' yj llj l ' 17 -- - 7"fM KJi i w y - 1 'ItotosiW discount to close out inejoaw Si H"" IT A T1T m Dlli'DO DIMID llll l "I'll y JUL 1JUJJ 1 By tlie Orange Free State. 4 Two Nations in Brotlier liooil ol Arms, And England Will Have to With draw or Fight. II r Anaoclntril rrrim tn llir Jolirnnl. Iindos, Sept. M. Tho decision of the Volksrnad of the Orange Free State to Join wltli the Transvaal In the event of hostilities is the leading news today, and will naturally stiffen Hours' hide ondent attitude. The raads resolution lias made a brotherhood of arms between the Transvaal nnd the Orange Free State an abolnto certainty and the llritl-di will have to face the situation. Intense excitement continues to pre vail at I'retoria, where apparently Its believed that there is no escape from war. The Held cornet at Pretoria, Is Bgilu serving out rilles and commander Ing is actively proceeding, nnd all prep arations nre being made to take the llclil. HoRlxiusible people ho.ro, who have long clung to tho belief ill an ultimate peace ful settlement now regaul the war In evitable. Invasion of Rhodesia, biNDoN, Sept. L'7. The Johannesburg correspondent of tho Morning Font says: Twenty trucks tilled wltli armed burghers and 60 horses left Johannes burg by way of F.laudsfoutciu. The plan of campaign drawn up at l'rctorla proxies to employ a command of 2000 men to defeat the hleiulor force in Itho desla, nnd to hand the territory over to tho nnthes. Important Light. tavnoN, Sept. 28. Most f miKirtaut light is thrown upon tlie situation by a frank statement to tliu Associated Pro-H by Sir Walter Peace, agent-general for Natal, who fought ngainit the lloors in former yours. Ho said: Tho attitude of tho Orange Free State means its inevitable acquisition by (irout Ilrltaln. Peace In South Afiica II only lie accomplished by war. In my opinion a war would not last more than two month'. In order to make IKiritlcutlou effective, liroat Ilrltaln must iitsuino absolute control over the whole of South Africa. "So fur ns the oltUu of Natal Is con cerned all this talk nlsiut oor, unde fended Natal is nonsense. There will Ir little or no lighting in Natal if it comes to u war, and I fear that no other MORRIS CHAIRS, From o0 up. This is the best Easy Chair made! them everv day at a Ok I I'icliirc Molding Wall I'apcr hamIl7tosj CIAL ST. X L isoue Is now powible. What do you think 10,000 British troops would bo do ing while this much-talked of Iloor raid was in progress? Our rallwnys aro in good working order, and our troops can bo transported quickly. The b.nl weather conditions have boon magnified. A campaign could be carried on now just as well as in any other season. Two mouths from tho day General Slrltedvors lluller lauds tho lighting will bo over. If tho Kroo State is loyal, tho llghtlor will not last 14 days. It is the likeliest thing in the world, how ever that the Kroo State will bo fool enough to take a hostile attitude that means her addition to tho llritish possessions. The l'reo state would al ways have been a disturbing factor In tliu ipiiet of South Africa. Holland and Traotvaal. Tin: Hauuk, Sept. 28. A treaty of commerce and frieinNhlp is on the eve of conclusion between Holland and tho Transvaal. , Purchasing Supplies, Losimiv, Sept. 28. A telegram from Naples shows that tho llritlsli govern ment is buying mules there, as well ns in the United States. It Is understood that 10,0000 will lw purchased alto gether, but ns it will take at least a month to get them to Africa, and n fur ther time to get an army corps to the front, it is evident that big operations will lie linH)iiihlo until towanl the end of October, 13IO SHE SIIIPMENl On Tholr Way Prom Cnstorn Oro Kon ito Knsturn Mnrkot. Ilr AmuiHntril I'rcaa In llir Jniirnnl. 1'kniii.i.tiiv, Sent 28. Hd Fortner, of PrlnuriluMtrrlvi.il with 10.01H) sheep for F.astorn slilpiiient. The shu-p are from Crook county ami came through in Hue Hhas'. They wore delivered to .Initio Wright, the eastern buyer. Mr. Wright will ship fiOOd more from hero In a few days. Mr. Fortner stales that the conditions affecting the sheep and cattle Interests, In Pronevillu and Orwk county, are highly satisfactory to growers. Prices nre high, and the demand is strong for nil classes of wisil producers. The weather ami grass conditions are good. DOG CATCHER IN GOOD LUCK ll- Aaanrlnlril I'rraa tn llir Journal. Astoiiia, Sept. 28. Astoria's dog Mtcher, Jim Petty, loft last nvcnlng for New York city, to assist in settling up his uncle's estate. He recoil cd a letter from the lawyer of the estate enclosing a draft for f.100, and stated that tlie share coming to him wits one-seventh of piojierty valued nt f7o0,000, The Eloquent Eye SometiuiHri If' its M,ucr; It iiih1s help tn hw things closely. A skilleil optuiun will tst tho eyes frmt of chargi) and not-urntely adjust glwi to suit the sight. If you can bu flttut from w lurj( nwrment kept In stisik It will lw a mutter of hiltTi few inlniitMH tdo hi. If glusstm must 1st 1 1 md n it will take a few days. If any one iiohU Klnimwaml iotoo lxr to y u moderate price, we will mu ko a dlMHMiut or in Mime msos pitwnt IIimiii with kIum". HERMAN W. BARR S. O., (irwlnatOptUin HHbtuteHt Kdization Bel it Than Imigiiiatitiii. Tn rwtlli tlie iiialiti d my frulu, tt ithmWI. rrMi Mk, awl ootdMw, U Ui Uiihm ttutm. My ciijltK rrmuui ! I'm Mtrt) r- within ynur mii, and iutM triwl Hvvor iU-uil. Cull t the I lUm It-m, li Mut X- HOOIB Now the tradintf? next thine is We all want Caps, Gloves, Sox, Hose, and a ereat many Dry Goods. Now. I will tell you, John, that we can save money by trading THE PAIR STORE In Salem, for I have priced their goods and know ihev are all right. Keallv. John, I feel like we ought to tell everybody lor tneir money ai i nc than any place else. 0. P. Dabnby proprietor, 274 Commercial Street, ADMIRAL DEWEY Fatigued By Rounds of Visitors. Hawison aiul Miles Visit the Hero, Glad to See General Miles Presented to His Men. Medals Ilr Aamiolnlri! I'rraa tn Ills JaiurnnL Nkw Yuiik, Sept. W. Ailmlnil Djwo,' was eonsiilerahly faligunl by reunds: of vis'tsand nveptloiiH yestenlay. After lluishlng his iDrrtuiHiiidence. Dewey apH'aml on the ipiarter-deek. The Hiipb on the steamers and yachts cheered wildly at the llrst sight ol the tidmlrul ami he was kept busy Isnvlng in return. Three hundred and llfty men who fought under Dewey nt Manila Hay were presented, on lio.inl the Olympla, with bronie uinlals, fomented liy congress. Captain Ijimhertoii Hindu the presenta tions, pinning the medal on the hrout of each man as his name was culled. Dewey's Chinese servants were also dcconitcd. Iteni-Ailmirut llowlson was an e.irly visitor to the Olympla, uudhnat loads of visitors had the gratification of hearing Dewey's oice. It was when Admiral lluwisou was leaving tlie ship that Dewey shouted with all Ids lungs: "Henry, what about that dinner?" 'Oh" replied llowlson, "I forgot It, I mu going elsewhere tonight." "Never mind," said Dewey, "isirry I mention ollt." llowlson said today that the Chicago would appeal In the naval parade, but he would not take procedure orer Ad miral Sampeu, the Chicago being as lulled the last place hi the lino. The committee fiom Washlugtau reached the Olympla at II o'clock, Admiral Dewey, Captain Lumlicrtoii and I. lent. Ilriimby received the com mittee. Dewey grasped the hand of Major-Oonoral Miles us he stepvel alxmnl and said "I am glad to see you, Ooneriil." Tho coiiimittee remainiil on Itoard llireo-ipiarlers of an hour. Dewey nnd nlllcom and men on the Olympla were formally welcomed tn tho state of New York this aftuimsiu by (ioveruor Itisiseiolt and the ehiefolllcers of the national guard of the state. (ion. (Ireeu who went wltli the gov ernor, Is a .Manila campaigner, uti'l lor tho Hist time since the admiral left Manila, he shook hands with wiiiiu of the captains who eniiiuiaiiihil tlm vis sols In Ids mliudrnn. (Ioveruor ltissevelt was rmeiveil with a salute of III guns. He was met at the gangway by Admiral Dewey. Shortly lieforu ikmhi, (iuunral Merrill also left Governor's Island to pny hid rn- MHittM to the Admlrul. I he null lusttsl about half an hour und as the army of llcerM left tliu llag-lilp, a Mihito of lit gnus was II re I In honor ol (ieueral Merrill. Hive Kilted. Mami.a, Sipt. . Tolay's iihivh went was u strategical diiomawi ami rn stlltnl In the KHMwssiou of l'orue and the oleurlng ol soveral iiilleanf eon n try tliurnnlsiiils. Insurgents are twtlnmted tn Inive iiuinlsirol six hiiinlreil mull. Ten i Iced PlIlpllHHi were IimIihI nihl it eaitaln and wiiiimliMwry of the Mas ournoH minmaiHl wine lalttu prlwinms. The Annirlcun los mis live killwl, lull there wttre many proMrutiou from limit. BOSS REED'S SUCCESSOR. IVlHTMHIl, MaH, Hpt. !. AlhMxl I.. Allen, fttnimrljf inlvale nn-rtrtary In llmnna II. IIhwI, whs imiihIhuIsiI fur ImngruM by the first Maine iIMrH't. AGAIN where will we do our Shoes, Underwear, Hats, at that they can get more rm o i viu in mcui is the WESTON FARMER FOUND DEAD Llvocl Alono In His Wootlshod Loft n Considerable Batata. r Amnrlnlril I'rcaa In lit- Jimrnnl (Imrge lloh- Wkstun, Or., Sept. 28.- wor, ,'17 yours old, a farmer living on Dry Creek, four miles tfrom Weston, was found dead in his bed Sunday evening HaiMnot lieen feeling well, and sent a messenger to town after a Itottlo of bandy. When the latter returned lloh- wor wag dead. Deceased left farm prop erty worth more than $10,000. He lived alone, and was oonildorod an occontrloohanicter. Last fall his house wan destroyed by lire and he moved Into his woodshoi.. Ills mode of life was not conductive to health, and a mid led to his death. Ho loft no family. A brother residing in Nebraska is Ills only known relative. JAAES ISLAND IN VOLCANIC ERUPTION. Hr AaanolHlril I'rraa lo tlie JnurnsL Victoiiia, A. 0., Sept.W. Theolllceni of the llritish warship Leamler, which has returned to l.sipilumlt frnin a cruise In South American waters, reuirls that n volcano nu Jii'Moa Is ami. one of tlm the CalappgoH group hotiiiiiu active nlHiiit tliioe mouths ago, sending broad Htremiiii of lava down its side. No dam age wi i done, ai the Island Is uniuhah ttod. When the l.eaiuler was. going Into Callao, the llritish bark Teuiiesseau was found stranded oft the Illume river. For three days the l.eaiuler worked at her, and, with the assistance of the steamer llakipiln she was saved. A SEPTEMBER DAKOTA BLIZZARD Mr AaanolHlril I'rraa lu llir JtmriiNl. Oimnii I'ohkh, N. D. Sept. 28. The lloreost September hlixranl within tlie memory of the oldest Inliablliiiils of the llnl river valley riigul yestenlay. Snow falling, driven by a severe southwest w hid. Thousands of acres of w heat are still in shock hi the northern part of the state, Bad Newi, J-nnoH Sklpton drove tn Corvallls this morning having received word of the death of his uncle Mr. Irwin, tKI years of age and an old plomur In Oregon. HIGH AUT CANDIliS. BXTKA VANIl.A CHOCOLATES CUSTAUD CHOCOI.ATl-S MAIM.HCIIOCOI.ATUS CAUI'OUNIA CIIHWINCi CANDY ALAKUMA CHOCOUIIi NliUCAT AT ELLIS & .INN'S Elegant Neckwear IVfor Ladies. PrVlf Pliirlc We ,,ave ",e lwvy double face plaids for vJUll l JxllUb c;lpes and skirli-the best shown in Salem S2,50 and S3 a yd "-. rtfJ'n-. rlrtll-i You see it advertised in all the Venetian iom ,eju,inr j0lirll;1$ 0f fahion. WR HAVR IT IN ALL SIIADIiS. 50 inches wide. PlimHo A very beautiful fabric woven for Oregonians, riUVAlC j wjf 0( j,.,0tt sjn( or fade, will stand the rain without shrinking. We have QisH'a1 Q-.1 We are opeciai ocue aoojSt R AVAl Baking mEU Absolutely Makes tho food moro ml Mrfl American TroopsAd vancing. Forced From Their Trenches. And tho Town of Posack Occupied lly Our Troops. Ilr Aaanrlnlril I'rraa li lir JiiilrnnL Manii.i, Sept. 28. (leneml Mae Ar thur, Wheatou and Wheeler, with four regiments and a battery, advanced uisui Porae, eight iniles northwest of llacolor this morning. MiicArthur entered Pome after hull an hours' lighting. 'I lie American lost wassllglit, Insurgents loss Hot known. Kucmy lied northward. The attacking party moved on Porno In two columns. The Ninth Infantry, with two gnus ftm Santa I Ilea, com mamlcd by (leneral Wheeler and tliu llilth Infantry. Under (leueral Hell with one gun, raccmupauiiil MacArthur (ruin Sail Antonio. Itolh columns struck town nt (I o'clock and osuinl n brisk lire which was replied tn by the enemy for half an hour. Then the Insurgents lied and the Americans marched over the trenches and took ssossloii of the place. I.isciimh icportcd one casualty and (ten, Hell reported four men wounded, The movement Is conducted person ally by (leueral MacArthur. (leneral Wheeler, with the Ninth regiment und a battery, is advancing by two roads, while (lenural Wheatou, commanding tho Twelfth and Seventeenth regiments, Is moving to block the Insurgents from retreating to the north, The Tlilrtw sixth regiment accunipuiiliw (leneral MaoArthur. Firing has begun near Angeles, Two l-'lllplnu majors oume tn tin American lines last night with mist sagos regurtling the American prisoners, who were to arrive this morning. They iilsn riiiiostol permission for (leneral Alejandrluu, one colonel nnd two lieu tenant minuets In visit (leueral Oils. They were (refused ontruneo tn tl American llmw until iiihiii Friday uiiue miiit of today's light, and (linieriil Alejaiulrlnu iilone will be allow iil In visit (litnoral Otis,' L ONWARD MARCH yob&yvi&KSi U7H.UMD (.OMMKHCIAI. HI . COM, Our Dress Goods Department is indeed a credit to Salem. We are showing all the new weaves, colors and ixitlerns. Crepons, Foreign buyeis claim that Crepons will l)c very good for Fall and next Spring. We show them from SI a yd to S25 a suit SL25 and $1,75 a yd. it in durable shades. showing a mixed line of Dress wort, 50c 0 ?t a y,, for ooc a yd to close out Powder Ipure delicious and vhorcsome EOWPM ro , hCW VOM, The Insurgents recently entrenched and garrisoned tho town of Paoto, on Ijigiuia buy, In the province of 1-aguna ltuy. Kub-niiuently Captnin Iirsen, commiiuding tho gunboat Xnpldnu, for a eonfuronco with tho conference wilh the citizens, As ho waa proceed ing up the main street of the town with n tKiuul Iiuwiih ivcuiveil with n volley from n hidden trench. Tho party re treated to their boat under cover of tho buildings, mid regained their vesad. The Napidan thou bombanletl the trench fur an hour, completely destroy ing It. INVESTED BY REVOLUTIONISTS. lOnrnons I'rnotlcnlly In tho Hand of tho rtebols. Ilr Aaaorlntril I'rraa ta lltn Jnnrunl. Nkw YmiK, Sept 2S. A dlspatcli In the Herald from Port of 8inlii, Trlndad, says: ('aniens is pmulleully Inveskil by the mvolutlonists. Tho center and luiiiii tlivislon of the rebel army under the lorsimal command of Castro H tuuvlnu on Uis l4iues and propose tn cnmhlne with the forces; from Tuy valley to make an assault on Caracas. Caitro sur prlced the government troo on tlie plains of Naloncla causing n lmi to Atidradcs forci'd of leXX) killtil mid wouiiiloil, pnrOTTirawawrswTSxrsTBr 2 A Snow-storm i In Summer 5 Knr rroons? W nnrrr itliti but 1 -ti lkti'fTlill,nrlolhliirst IliHtlln ui ll. ),.ir witinrinl null lUntlrult i llullili. -krtlsalt II Udlrnimt In ! rr(;jltr siiiiw-altiriii. , No nrrJ n( Ihlj nawilarm. ka A Ilia siiinutcr aua lulla lha Ml- Jj ,' lhgtiniw,o 2S Ayer's Hair Vigor mIU ltn fltlst nf ilinilrurf In tho to A a4 k, .'lll li icwa luillirr I MtnU llwlr ftiitiuthiii It ali rMtiirct iiilur tn srir bilr. wltluiul fall. Ami iilrd4ii,wirllifthriou of Of lulr. Thin Iktlr Ihiiiimi thick lu.ir, ami hurt luir limmwa lonu Unr ll.i'la boltlo Allilriiri(lata. U jitn ila iial AtiUIn all Iha Mnfltt jnu aiiarial lrni Iha ua ar lit vi :.!i 4 Mrltrll.a HiMtar alnHll II II lll TtHl lull wl.r Ilia ItuuMa la i4Im., bu j. c. Ayr.n. E l-uw ". Mail, fcllMIUf'TI'fTFfrilllT'nilflMi WIIKAT MAI1KUT. Ciiii'Aim, Sept. US. lU-ccmber 73I, (?ah 7I(. Man IttAkcistii, Sept. '., Cusli 107. Elcgont Ncckwcnr Afor Men. OOLIKT We invite you to inspect our goods and be convinced that they are exactly as advertised. Wo have the Largest Clothing Store In Salem ZC JC X And pride ourselves on giving good values. New line of Men's Pants 75c to $6 We are closing out a line of King's Trousers, worth 7.50, For 55.75 a ir7 4) I J! I' ;i N fi9 U I i rJ 248 COMMBRCI