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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1899)
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V k k r r r r r r Means a saving of about 1-2 and first choosers get the best piece. Have you looked at those 68c and 1.00 Gloves?. k V k K k .Ik f JJ.iDALRYMPLE & COMPANY KKVkKWWWWftwW. f K. w v. BUSINESS IS GOOD V For tho reason Christmas selections have already Iwgun, uooda aro being laiil aside, new Roods are bclna received every day, but don't wait until the last day. lam offering somo of tho latost novelties in silver, and now patents of gold pood. I engrave every article free, rouiendier my morn is heudquartora for uuythiiur In the sect-le Hue. Gold filled anil solid gold glanw-'H at reasonable price. O-H. HINGES UUttCOMMIINOIAL ST. WEATHER nEPORT. Tonight and Tuesday rain, wanner. PilOF. W. 8. 08UOKNK, Magnolia healer and developing modluni. Cir cles on Tuesday and Thurwluy even lug, Cottle block. 'i t ,'ltt l'Ott HUNT. Ten acres, six acres lot linn nlowlaiid, and three acres in bearing orrliard. Hood house and barn. Tor Sale a man I years old, weight 1,-tOO; extra llneniileh cow 4 years: two yearling heifers, also organ and household furniture. Apply to H. Shryoek, on pn-nilmis, half a mile north on tho Wallace road. Balein piitolllco. 12 I tf GOLD DUST FLOUR, Mntlo by! Sidney I'owor Co.! Every sack guaranteed. X Made from old wheat. In quire of your grocer, or tele phone NO. 51. Il.Sl.n Ice Not Qiven Away. I ennnot'afford to give len away, but ant selling a pure article at a price that in within the reach of all. Chystal Ick Women. J, Magulre, Prop. A 16 tf CAPITAL UKEWBRY UliKK. UOTTLEU Kllncrft Dcck,Succe8ors to MoulhSalem Itoulir. Works, All orders for bottled beer will Ihi filled At tho brewery. Kept on cold storage, free city delivery. Telephone -1111, FOU HA l,K. -Second band af In. Urn wagon nearly now. Will bo wide sold at a hargau mire. Mitchell, IaiwIh, ft Stnver Co., opposite brewery. l'--o-:it MOK1SY TO LOAN Furniture, Pianos. Organs, Wag ons, or otherurtlclci of value. (IKO. F. (SMITH lOlHtatost. lO-i.-0-lm Holiday Goods All kinds of silk embroidery, hand kerchiefs, ornaments, silk Hcreejw China ware, Japanemi fancy goods, etc OiHira houre block ll'J Court St. Mule Wing Sung IV 1141 I mm. Sotivenirs re 2 c PRESIDENT'8 MESSAGE. Concluded from third wgc. tho equally Important work of rcccon struction Again I Invite your atlen tlon to the report of the commissioners or tho interesting and encouraging de tAilaof tho work already accomplished In tho establishment of peace and order and the inauguration of self governing municipal life in many portions of the archipelago. Tho forces now in tho Philippines aggregate 2190 officers and 45,008 men. When the troops now under orders shall reach Manila tho forco In tho archipelago will comprise 'J051 officers and 03,483 men. The Prcs ident heartily concurs in tho rccom-" niendatlon of tho secy, of the navy for the Increase of the navy. Government in Negro. A notable bemnnlna has been made in the establishment of a government in the island of Negros, which Is deserving of B)ccial consideration. This wan tho first island to accept American sovereign ty. Its people unreservedly proclaimed nllegianco to the U. 8. and ndopted n constitution looking to the establlsl incut of a nonular uovornmont. Tho civil governor advises tho military gov ernor on all public and civil questions and nresides over tho advisory council. Ho In general, performs the duties which aro performed by secretaries of state In our own system of government. Tho advisory council consists of 8 members elected by the people within territorial limits which are defined In order of the commanding general. Holding Elections. Tho times and places of holding elec tions aro to be fixed by the military gov. ernor of the Island of Negros. The qual ifications of voters aro as follews: 1, A voter must bo u male citben of the island of Negros. 12. Of the age of 21 years. 3. lie shall be nblo to speak, read and write tho KnglUh, Spanish or Vlsayan language, or ho must own real property worth 500 or pay n rental on real prop erty of tho valuo of $1000. I. Ho must have resided in the island not less than one year preceding and in tbodlslrlct fn winch bo offers to regis ter as a voter not less than throe month? immediately preceding tho time he of fers to register. 6. He must register at a timo fixed by law boforo voting. Free Schools Promised, Free public schools aro to bo establish ed throughout the opuloua districts of the Islands In which tho Knglish lang uage shall be taught and this subject will receive tho careful consideration of the advisory council. Our Flig Over Sulu. The authorities of tho Sulu islands hae accepted tho succession of the V, H. to the rights of Spain and our ilag limits over that territory. On the 10th of Aug. 1800, Brigadier General Hates, lT. K. V., negotiated an agreement with the Sultan and bin principal chiefs, which I transmit herewith. Hy article 1, tho sovereignty of the U. H. over the whole archlH)lagu of Jolo and its depen dencies Is declared and acknowledged. Tho U.S. flag will bo used In thoar chlpelago and its dcmmdcncles, on land and sea. Piracy is to bo suppressed uud the sultan agrees to co-opcrato heartily witli the (J. S. authorities to that end and to make evey )Hblo effort to ar rest and bring to Justice all pernous engaged in piracy. All trade in domes tie products of the archipelago of Jolo will bo carried on with any part of tho Philippine Islands and under the Ameri can Ilag shall he free, unlimited and mi dutiable. Protect the Sultan. Were fleeing to tho country n few luotillis ago, is now a populous and thriving mart of commerce. Rest With ConcreM. The future government of tho Philip pines rest with the Congress of tho U. 8. Few graver responsibilities have ever been confided to us. If we accept them in a spiritlwortliy of our race and our traditions a great opportunity comes with them-. The islands lie under the shelter of our llnjr They are ours by every title of law and equity., They cannot be abandoned. If wo desert them wo leave them nt onco to anarchy and and finally to barbarism. Wo iling them as a goldeuappleof discord, among tho rival powors, no ono of which could permit another to seize them unques tioned. Their rich 'plains and valleys Telegraph Dispatch, The Snowey North, Nov, 21 '99 To The Fair Store, Salem Oregon, pu ' Friend Dabney: Got your holiday goods in, -e h? I know they must be very nice, and cheap too, for you buy ill such large quantities for cash that you can sell them very low. You are doing the would be- tho scene of endless .strife ami rielit thine seliing ofT your other goods at big reductions to bloodshed. Tho advent of Dewey's , , ., , ,, . get room ior iiiimiii;i: luya ;uiu cvciyiiuiiy. 1 1 eel in Manna nay instead 01 being, as wo hope, tho dawn of a now day of freedom and progres, will hayc been the beginning of an era of misery and violence worse than any which lias darkened their unhappy past. Protectorate impossible. The suggestion has been iniulo that we could renounco our authority over the islands and, giving thorn indepen dence, could rnako a protectorate over them. This proposition will not be found, I am sure, worthy of your seri ous attention. Such nn arrangement would Involve at the outset a cruel breach of faith. It would place the peaccablo and loyal majority, who would ask nothing letter than to accept our authority, at the mercy of armed In surgents. Peace Before Legislation. It does not Fcem desirable that I should recomend at this time a speci fic and final form of government for theso Islands. When peace shall bo re stored it will bo tho duty Santa Claus. CTiwr SANTA CLAUS HAS FATH OMED THE FEMININE HEART and has ascertained that there is uoth lug thul will make it dance with delight like handnomo china ware, glassware, lamps or sets. When un wish to make a present that will U received with Joy, one of our exquisite dinner or tea sots, lit meiy decorateo eiilim or eeim-por wtlfbe received with the greatest hamWomel celaln pleasure. SonnemanN, TUB 011UCKU 134 KUU st TeUpbone 8 I I'regonN.viiiiMiuiciiini- Ijet stjlei". I Urge Ina. of photo albums. lutUwt tliliitf in fancy loot) calendars i 'or MOO Xuias hook to select fiwu. Hurling Library, 'Joe. AltomiiH k dim, !VW. Utility Mirles, NV. Otis, scries, 7ftc. l4tobooksatl,.96. l.W. , iny.!Su,1,!,,0".kHl" ttxl'hsl Morroco fl.UMli.00 leather bound books, 8fio FRANK S. DEARBORN'S Book Store, The U. S. will gite full protection to the sultan in case any foreign nation should attempt to impose uxui him The I". S. will not sell the island of Join or any other Inland of the Jolo archlpcN ago to any foreign nation without the consent of tliu sultan. Salaries for the sultan and his asxoclatcft in the udinli. nitration of the Islands hate liecn agreed upon to the amount of f70 a mouth. Deals Wlthulavery. j Article X provides that any slave in i the archipelago of Jolo shall have the 1 right to purchase freedom by paying to I 111.. tniiuli.H ll.it nui.til ,...it'..l ..!.... The agreement by (tun. Hates win iliado subject to continuation by the preldeut and to future modifications by the con- I sent of the parties in interest. 1 have I confirmed (mid nuivKiiimit mililivt In lln intiouof the congress and with the ies. eivntioit which have directed shall Ik communicated to the sultan of Jolo, but this agreement is not to be deemed in any way to aulhorlie or give the consent of the C. S. to the existence of slavery In the Sulu urchiiielago. I communicate there facts to the cougraM for Its infor mation and action. to construct a plan of government which shall establish and maintain freedom and order and peace in the Philippines. Tho insurrection is still existing and when It terminates further Information will be required as to the actual con dition of affairs leforo Inaugurating a permanent schemo of civil government. Tho full report of the commission is now in preparation. Reconstruction at Once - No effort will lw spared to build up tho waste places desolated by w ar and by long years of mlsgovcrnment. We shall not wall for the end of tho strife to begin the benellclent work. Wo shall continue, as we have begun, to open the schools and the churches, to set the courts in operation, to fowler industry and trade and agriculture and in oery way in our ixmer to make the'o iteoplc. whom providence has brought within our jurisdiction feel that it is their liber ty and not our iwwrr, their welfare and not our gain that we aro seeking to uu hance. Our Ilag lias never waved oxer tiny community hut in blei'lng. I be llevo tho Filipinos will soon uvognlzo tho fact that It has not lost fix gift of benediction in its world wide Journey (o their idierc. Hawaiian Territory. The comniifii'loners have prepared a hill to oitablish "The Teirilory of Hawaii." The roportjof tlioeomnilHslon with tlie bill which they prepared was! tranmsltied by mo to conyrcm on De cember 0, 180S, but the hill Mill awaits! adoption of n. temporary form of govern ment for this inland; and many sugges tions made with reference to Alaska are applicable also to Puerto Hico. Abolish the Tarlfl. The message discusses the regulation of tariff rates on merchandise Imported from the island into the IT. S., the establishment of ports of entry and de livery ;tlicat Puerto Klcolias been denied tho principal market she had long en joyed and our tariffs have licen contin ued against her products ns when she was under Spanish sovereignty. The marketa of Spain aro closed to her pro ducts excepts upon terms to which the commerce oi nil nations Is sunjectcil. The island of Cuba, which used to buy her cattle and tobacco without custom duties, now imposes the game duties of coneress upon these products as from any other HOLIDAY APPETITE Kain or shine, holiday. weekdays makes no tllltercnco Sunday or to a man's appetite. Ho wants the best to bo had at nil times and that's why so many patronize the l White House Restaurant. ,106 State st, Salem, soil St. Elmo llcuf'uui'anf, 244 Commercial st, Snlem GKOIIGK lUtOS., Proprietors. country entering her ports. She has thcreforo lost in her free intercourse with Spain and Cuba without any com lensating benefits in tills market. Her eoltee was little known and not in use- by our people and therefore there was no demand here for this, ono of her chief products. Our plain duty is to abolish all customs tariffs between tho U. S. and Puerto Hico and give her products free nccess to our markets. Conclusion. The message, which Is one of the longest over written concludes with a reference to southorn lynchlngs, a memorial bridge over the Potomac, sctuty notice of civil service reform, a ropiest that Dec. 14th lw observed as tho fOOlli niuitvpi-fmrv nt tln ilintli nf Washington." Presented to this congrers 'are trruat opportunlticH. With them come great resonilbIllties. The ower confided to us Increases the weight of our obligations to the people and we must 1m) profoundly sensitive of them ns we comenipiatu tne new anil grave problems which confront w. Aim only nt tho public good wo cannot err. A right interpretation of the people's will and of duty cannot fall to Insure wise measures for the welfare of the islands which have come under the authority of tho V, S. and inuiu to the common interest mid tatting honor of our country. Never has this nation had more abundant cause than during tho past year for thankfulness to God for manifold blessings and mercies for which we make reverent ncknowledm- Provisions for an Army Not for tho Cuban Arntr but for tho army of eoplo nt Salem and tho lest quality can lie bought from llrnusen Hagan, 12 -I cod Lard in hulk at Kppley's. 11 18 tf 22224 Bargains At Ffiedihan's NeW RUj In ste"el rdduinbrelhis ybli will saVe at least 2$ t)er cent, buying tliem at v Friedman New R It will pay you to buy the Ladies' or Men's mackin toshes at Friedman's New R Rubber shoes, boots and bicvele capes, a specialty at Friedman's New Racket The latest and lowest prices in clothing at Friedman's New Racket Great bargains in gloves and hats at Friedman's New Racket If you want a child's or ladies' jacket or cape, you are best suited at Friedman's New Racket For staple Dry Goods, notions and fancy goods, blan kets, towels etc. Friedman's New Racket Is the boss placet Cor. State and Commercial St. Sa lem Ore. Closing out the Kd. Croisan morning. went to Portland this TUUAY'b MAKKKT. PoitTLANU, Dec. 4. Wheat 61 0 62 Walla Walla.filc. to 02. Flour Portland, $2.75 toa.OO. fine 2.15 per bbl. Oat White 343rc, grey 33 to 34c nay iiniotny fiiQfii.uu per ton. valley Super- Hops 710o; old crop 0 (jj Oc. l.'ic gun. omur jioiitur, -( (jj w. Millstuff Ilran, $17; shorts, $18, Sic egon. 814c Mohair, 27 Q 30. Poultry Chickens, mixed. t.'UH) to 3.G0 nens 4 to l.oo, turkeys, live, I2;(i?i:ic. Kegs Oregon, 27'j, to !10o per dux. Hides Green,salted()0 lbs, HrjlQc.umUv 00 lbs, 7J8$ ; sheep pelti, lS20c. Onions I to H4e. Mutter Host dairy, 2T35; fancy creamery, 50c to f5c per roll, store 37)4 and 40c. Potatoes 45 to COc per cental. Hogs Heavy drcs&cd 5c to 0c. Mutton Dressed.OJifc to 7c cr pound. i in.Tji .-m-urn. fo.oumr i.uu; town, ;t.iw lug 03.50 dressed, beef U$ to 7k( ,,-r. veal diVssed. (I)f38)c. SALEM MARKKT. Wheat 08 ikhiuiIs and over tic. Wool lc. Mohair 80V. Hops 0 to 10c. Marley 35 to 38c. Oats 111 Q 28c. Hay Haled, cheat 8.00 Timothy fo.yifiu. 1 n J L Vi. 1 Rl 811 Everything in the store will be sold absolutely at first cost, not even freight added. Now is the time to get your pictures framed; your house papered fine new stock of wall paper. WILLIAM M'KINLKY. Executive Mansion, Dec. 0, 18IH). final action. The jwople of these ineiit Islands are entitled to the benefits and ' privileges of mix legislation. ' Puerto Kico. j I recommend that legislation to the ,, , , C,,V '"n'0"!!, , winio ,.nl 1m. i.,. i ...i,i .t "'aro satisfactory and all w ill have equal mine e d bo had with reference to HallBfctloii If thev take their meals at Puerto Hico. The lime is rlpo for tho The White House Itestaurnut. lots 3.00 retail 15.00 to 3. Christmas JBuvers m In catering to the Holiday trade we have not lost sight of the fact that there is always a great demand for the more staple articles of every day use. Our stock of this class is fuller than ever, and at our popular racket prices we can save you money. We carry no trash, livery item we get is of good serviceable quality bought from headquarters and laid down at lowest cost. Come and see. Nd trouble to show goods. IHlIlM Doll heads (iaiues Illooks I looks Iron toys Trumpets Drums Toy triiuki I Kill bed 1MI chair Harmonicas ,Toy sad Irons Common mirrors lino minors Nlckul plated toilet mir rors Hair brushes (Tombs Wool uud silk mittens I'uihrellas llanilkeichiefs Fine Garter elastic Dainty, odd ehlnaware Nlokel plated tia and coffee pots HOo up. Ilrasa Teakettle with al cohol lamp 83c. Turkey roasters 40. Mlg chopping IxiwIh 3,V. All sorts of kitchen things Fine line ot ladies' uud gents' purses. Kggs 25c. Hour In wholesale 3 40 Mlllstuffs bran 13.00 shorts Hogs dressed, fie. I.iu cattle Steers Ilcows 21( Dressed Veal OMr. Mutter Dairy lOccreamerv 2Jc. Poultry Chickens 0 to 7c, Turkeys 10 tol Ic. Potatoes 25 to 30c. Not Sold Out The speculator did not come up with . J?h t0 ,M1' 0,,t ! stixk at the Oiburn Macket Store in bulk. nn proprietor meant what he said and Intends to retire from business. 1 he whole Mock, comprising boots, shoes, hosiery, underwear, clothing and a thousand useful articles, is offered at cost. Come earlv. liavu trut i,ni.... and a bargain at Tins OniiuiiN KuKirr Sromt 11-25 1111 ii ) in u 'S ID M Immense stock of Carppts. It will pay you to get them now, from 25c a yard up. Only a short time left in which to dispose of this stock. All lhno indebted to tho firm of Ilntnn it: Irwin, or .1. A. llotan, for merchandho will plea mi call and settlo immediately with Isadore Greenbaunij Second Door South of the Postofilce. . The Bon Bon lias a new proprietress who will emit In iu to herto all patrons with the (rcuhcst tuck of best confectionery ami fiuils. V refreshing drink of kmIh or cider and the lK-Ht of cigars at 138 Statu Street, ll It lm Mus, A. Conns. TWO STORES THE LEADER TWO STORES Now In tho time to select your ChiUtmas pnwuuts. Our IJjlo' holiday goods is larger than oor. We aro showing Myn excellent valn kpMr China uinl UlaMtarodoiarluient. A fcpjwitifu) ieilii-Krctdain dinner wt of 57 pieces for 0.76. ilolislay Hlblxn in all colors. No, 5 to U. 6 cent per yard. NotMoS?, lOo ryad s, eiiii'iiH!r im ru iotiftiiij tvry inn jiniwi un unptiB nuu Jnyyi. 'JJIKS- TO- B- FRASER y., twAi vuiiinn;ii;iui 01 Urlght tenure of Luzon. Itvorythlug indicates that with the SR'edy ;supprwionof the Tagalo reliel- inn, urn iu tne arcuipeiago will soon ussuino its ordinary course under the protection of our wverignty and the people of those favored Islands w ill en. joy a prosperity and it freedom which the-y hao iietor before known. Already hundreds of mIiooU are open and tilled with children, llellgious freedom is (Ueredly nssurml and enjoyed, thu courts are dispensing justice lliislueis is U ginning to circulate in Its accustomed channels. Manila, whoso inhabitant? WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com. The Palace Market Will fill your order for a roast, hro I or fry of beef, mutton pork or sausage. Corned beef, nicely eooked, boned and pressed reunv to unco lor your lunch. e have our own delivery man. 1 our patronage solitited. M0YER & EDWARDS, Phont202l. 133 State 81. WE CARRY THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF Blacksmith's Goods IN THE VALLEY. CONSISTING OF IRON, STEEL, COAL, PHCENIX SHOES, CAPEWELL NAILS, ALSO CARRIAGE AND WAGON MATERIAL OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, RAY BROS Cor. State and Liberty Sis. Salem, Ore. HgHJIEiaH'ISa.'LU.'i. Yew Park Grocery. Frtwli Oregon w lieal (lour. Craulierrles. Maple syrup in bulk. Taylor's ce I o b r u t e d butter always on hand. Allen & Bowersox (A y lluck. AC&CE225A3 OPBNIN0I Wednesday' evening, this Week, With Concert, HOLIDAY GOODS Are now on display, and you are cordially invited to our store and see the laijje line of French and German Chinaware, Bo hemian, Cornelian. Cecillian and Silver plated ware. Lamas. Chafnjr dishes, Five oclook teas, Jardiniers, Ornaments 10 patterns oi Decorated and plain white Lima Porcelain for dinner sets, also sold by the piece. The assortment is so lare it is impossible to mention it all. Goods are all marked with plain figures; and you will find prices very reasonable. Again invite vou all to the YOKAHAMA TEA STORE. ujsjsijs OL'EltA nOUSK i-.vituk nnos .IiMiin.lMgT. Seats on For Sale Brails opera fin OUR STOCK Of picture frames and framing is the most complete shown in the city. One of those water-colors, etching, or oil paint iiurs that you have at home; fiamed in one of our un-to -date mouldings would make a reasonable as well as a beautiful present. HOLD YOUR ORDER 2".o0ile 0f tl,ose fine holi(,ay rclers that are ex- " pected soon. F. W. Hollis & Company . First Door Norlh of Postoffice. s Auction sale of illlllll K6a mm Assc'LffS "r v-ned tl,e Salera Bu'ld'"!r lld &3 Sluffi5 Sifc? J "ea P , ..... MS. OU1U ai Public auction Loair part of V Tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, rC sSaiiirdau. m. 9. TNLEPHONE 2691. FREE DBUVBI Get in line, Pnccs announced later. Rn::.... .. 1- ., . r 10 am For nt2lllh ?tref . nea' Leslie, in Yew Park, at of the SALEAf B m fef ?,e: 's. etccall at the office 'Conlerrhl2U,LD,NG & LOAN ASSOCIATION, 256 iw -
