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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAL. YOXi. X SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY Al'lUI, 21 lflOO. THE sssssa " mjt no 05. " .'fm Men's Crash Oct ono for tho warm summer rem 25 cents up. Men's and Boy's Spring Cloihing ) Wernn roll you pood serviceable, prices. Uirgonlsnro up tnilate tent, on every nrtlcle you buy of Men's Shirts Beautiful silk bosom sliirtn from COo up. Coolest and most com fortable pott fliirtn on ilie market Wo liuvu nn endless variety of men; work shins. They're full sizes nml well nm.lo. W.i Imvo rpicially good values In black rhlrts, vt it la nsi-orlcd strlpe.i nml checks that wont fade. 450 nnd 50 c. You know what llio Stnr 5 Bt4tr shoes ore. V sell tlietii. They glvii sntisliielinn. If you wear pautH o can fit you. Anything vm want from cheap, cot ton work pants lo the finest worst id ilfiss pants. Wo now liuvo a full liuu of men's summer underwear. Wo hnvu no halts to oflor you. Our prices aro tho lowest on every ltnm in stock. ) fThe New f SALEM'S ONE WALK EASY SHOES KRAUSSB PROS BRIDGE & BEACH AUNUFACTlimNG CO.'S SUPERIOR CAN BE FOUND AT GRAY SOLE AG EN IS AT SALEM, ORE tye will continue to sell our Wash Silk shirt waists at wholes ale cost for two more days, Mcnday and 1 uesday, Be sure and get one before we sh'p them back to New York. M. K. FRASER, Prop, Two blores I THE LB dClHsiailllllllllllllilRlllHHHMlIIISiaillBIIIIIIKMIBliaRIIIIflllRiniHaB"!1111 Special Sale of Our Spaulding Chainless Bicycle f 3 Is the most perfectly built bicycle on the market. If you intend buying a chainless be sure to see our line, You will be con' vinced that we have the best wheel in the market TC SX WE HAVE MIIIHIIIIIIIIIIHHHIIHIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIII""" DURBN lllHMllllWIMIIIIMMlliM"'rr Hats day, Good assortment of styles stylish clntlilne nt lowr-it ensh nud wo save you 16 to 25 per us. York Rackets PRICE OASfl STORE j For Gentlemen only $3.00 n pair, eamo quality as others advertlso ut f3,60, wo Aro not old fogies, wu are nllvo nnd in tho field for business. We can and will savu you money on thocs, See us. ST0UE5 aDd RANGES. BROS AIDER Two IStoros Parlor Sets s This week, only, we will ol- fer a nicejy made Parlor Set S nf fit( n'wrfl nnW lnnis;. Wl 1W r.www, wm. hh...v, 0 covered in heavy tapestry. Regular prim. 25. S !.. ,,rli, t90 mm.w r ..., T-. RKMW1IBil'IPBBBWHaliWBBHllBBBi1HIIBBII A FEW NEW FEATHERSTONE BICYCLES TO CLOSE OUT AT $20.00 Si HAMILTTOpyjIi MfflOR BATTLES OK IN Ciienn and Rnndle Fought Artillery Near Dewdorp. GENERAL METHDEN IS ATTACKED WHILE RETREATING Two Thousand Burghers Opei Fire Near Bosbol Con siderable Loss on Both Sides, H timoHHirii irri in h ji.urHMi ....wu............, ....... .... o tlm r murvli on Friday, Generals Chcin side nnd Huudle camo into contact with tho Doers near Dewdorp. Fighting con timed until dark, principally carried on by artillery, which temporarily silenced two Hour guns. Ruudlo advanced this morning early and is now again engaged with tho o lemy. Our casualties yesterday wore two men eeierely wounded, Lieu. IffiL.tf BvtuL.tkf Aurll VI l :illlllmllll( O'Oonner and seven men sliglnly wounded. General Methuen Meets Uoers. A In I ril l'rr I Ihr Jmiraal Ilosuor, Orongn Free Stnto, April 21 Yesterday Methuon's Held force ati Swats Kop Fontelii was ordered to ro- turn to lloi-hof 1(H conov extendi d over tix miles A force of over 2.0U0 Uoers, witli twoguns, suddenly appeared and opened a heavy fire. Ttio UMtUli ht-ld ihi'iu in check until tho column reached a point of safety. Tho British h.id several casuallle, und the Boors must have suffered considerable loss. floods in Miisissippi. Hr miM'lHlrl Sim In in Joaraal Mbiiiuiak, Miss., April 21. The fl.od situation is little improved. It is thought that the aggregate loss to the railroads amount to more than a million d .liars. Jackeon Is threatened with a waior famine, ns tho waterworks pumping sta tion Is flooded. Planue In Philippines. Manila, 21. Sudden deaths of Fili pinos mid Chlnamon In tho Q'iloo market led to an iuvcxtlgatlon, showing l lint fifteen ciik-s of plague, fourteen nf which were fatal hao occurred within n week. Thumaiket is In the cenlor of ( thecllv. Tho total nuinlierof bulsmlo tiliiuim deaths I-110 Chinaiunii ami on Filipinos. The plague eUewhero hits I been Hlppro-sed. C"il. Hardin and b million of tho Major C.i'o with u 2Ulh lufrtiilry, have s died for tho Mauds of .Murlu luquo and Mnhbeln. Dr. irgo, a prominent nitlve, accomp.inleil tho oxpo litiuu to try to convince tho Inhabitants of tho wisdom of surrendering. Match'ng On to Wepener. London-, April 21. Go.irals Chern sine's and Kuudlo's divisions wero only 2il miles from Wepener yeslcnUy, and by tomorrow tley should have accom plished its rollof.tbo division lieing over whelming superior to tho Hoor forces. 1 ho governor of tho Freo Slate, Gen eral Prifriman, Is organiilng a corps nf mounted jiollco and dividing the country into sections to bo administered by com missions, probably army olheers. A S" D4- line of Extension Tables in Salem. Uv-oi Tables in Salem. S Prices Lowest ever offered. Sea the big legged oak (or I0.GO. UIIllIMIIIiaiEIIIIlll . . ,. - hi mm : II J II K-a K """" - """'" transport with 700 troops from Lisbon has arrived at l.ourcnio Marques. Reinforcements will make Portugal o.iaior regarding tho Boers' protect awlnst tho llrltish uso cf Belra. From Iiiilysmltli comes nows tliat tiring was h -aril this morning in tho direction of Sunday river. Boers Aie JubuUnt. Hr iMnnelnleri Preaa It ih Marrko, April 21. Hours n round Wepener Imvo lteon rolniorcoil nml nro now stronger than over. ' The firing heard in tho direction of Dowels drop is 1 inked upon as meaning Mint relief is np prnncliing. Heavy fighting is hourly ex pec tml. Tho floors nro excited nnd jubilant In consoquenc ol rro-mlonl Stovno'a nsser- tions that foreign Intervention is certain nnd It Is only necessary to etrugglo for a short time. The Patty Presidents), flv taaMelalrit Irraa la lite Jimriiiil Nkw Yoiik, April 21. President and Mrs. McKlnley and party arrived iu this city this morning. The Ooebel Murder Trial. II aa,M-lNlr,l lrra ! ! .Jinirnal FnASKronT, Ky., April 21. All ovl denco In the Cnlson trial has been taken nnd tho defense began Its nrgumont thts morning THE SALEM CREAMERY. Accomodates All Classes of Patrons QiVa 'I hem a Trial, A look through tho Pnloin Oroamory ro mis at 22i Coiumerrial street will con vineo nnymu that thorn Is work hud business In tusking butter. Thecreamery in uiu its first churning this morning ro sulliiu In over 200 pounds of flrat-i-luss uuiienroiii cream giunereu A I out 1000 iwiuiiilKiif granular hiiilor brought 011 this morning from the -10 or more patrons Oiled two large receptacles ready for working and moulding. A Del-aval seprator is oxtralcd to take the cream nut of tho milk that Is githerol near to Saloin. Addltionu h lp has been secured, nud thu busluoss will coutlnuo to bo pushed. NEW MASONIC TEMPLE That Order Accepts E. P. McCornack's Proposition. It ran now 1m positively stated Hint the Masonl' Indites of tho city havedi. cldu.l to nccopt th" pioMsltIon made to ASK FOR THC K-OV, SHOE FOR MEN $352 Sold only by wf J m aj mvM rs. m-& I 'af ImI mpAVATAh m'mSt'a.aSfa..atliaflllsiaj, DR. H. C. EPLEY Udentists Our work is done at prices con' sistent with gook workmanjhip v each piece done in our oihee is backed by a guarantee, k, SALEM DENTAL PARLORS - - - - K O. BLK. Roonib 27 and 29. -t-1'wvlk-fc-w-'wfc'fc-kk'-l,'t''-k'fc-v''v"k'fMMH--- BOERLAND thorn by E. M. McCornack, and thn tho upier story of tho present open house building will bo tram-formed lnt an up to-drto Masonic templo, and wil be occupied as such. Tho plans for tho rcmodollng of tin building, drawn up by Gray A Puglt Imvo been In Mr. McCornnck's linmb for some lima and havo been described in this paper. There will bo a palatial storo on the firs floor, Ono ofllces on the second and tho Masonic Templo on tho third. The Masons aro to bo congratiilatf d upon securing a meeting place worth; of tho order. COMMITTEES MEET. Populist anJ Democratic County Central Commluiea in cession, Tho People's party county control rnntmlltco met at 10 n. m., at W. O. T U., hull to tnltn action towards complet ing nCitlren's ticket In Marion count . Chairman Weeks presided with full attendance. Tho Democratic committee mot nt the call of County Chairman Mutt in room 10. Hoi man block, and all candidates nominated wero invited to bo present. Hose Show. At tho meeting of tho Snlcm Floricul turnl Society, held yestordny, report wero received from a tiumbi r of commit tees, that wero appointed nt a previous mooting, nnd It was decided to hold a -Hose Show" about May tho 18th. Tho la lies will ong-gean Immense tent for tho occasion which will bo erected on Wilson's Avonuo Tho society has some finds on hand and thoy expect to add to this amount nnd ere t a public drink ing fountain In this city. Committees havo been appointed on revising tho premium lists and on itcneral arrange ments. In addition to tho Hivw Show t hero is talked of a grand parudo of dcrornled turn outs, bicycles, etc., and it Is probable that a two or three days pageant will bo had. Died Suddenly at Sumpter. Jo-oiiti Aiken, for many years a resl dontol Salem, where he was ontrnged In business sumo of tho time, died very suddenly nt Similiter, Eisiem Oregon, at 7 o'clock Thursday ovonlng of pneu monia, .loo biul roeontlv recovered from n Severn attack of smallpox, and in less than n day's Illness he died. Tim deceuwil was sued 47 vrnrs, 1 mouth ami 27 ihivs. Ho was born in Winches ter, DuiihIbs loniily. Oregon, and spent his Isiyhord days In this valley. Ho wax married n number of yeais ago to .Miss llenardi, of this city. Tho remains will arrive hero Ptindnv nt II a m. Mineral rorvlces will he '.! .Mir-. tnardl'H-houso on Hni.ll, High street ut 2 p. in. burial at Ilurul cemotery. Sher fT'a Ssles. Sheriff Dnrhiii sold III ron pleiMs nl tirperty at tho vest ihsir of tho cou t liniisotliiH iiinrnliig. Ertrh was hid In by Ihe pliilutlff in tho suit. Tiro hinil was thst inviilveil Iu tho follnwlng sulti nn I brought thn iimouiils Imllcalisl : J II, iJrewer vs. II. W. llcnecke. 03.:t2Meresj100.03. Jun. Iluuhes vs. It, L. Swarix, 50 acies; 1.100. A. IIuhIi vs. Mnith-A I'arrish et nl. lots in Englewood; (1711. Three Cllliens, Carl noeche, a native of Oermanv, Clru.eusUerth, Germany, .lohn (liven, Cmiadu, have been ad mil led to clliscti ship. Same price as others sell machine goods for. We are willing and do 3ell on very small margins, giving our customers the benefit of bdter goods at Ihe same price tluv have to pay others. Don't fail to see our spring stock. R. H. Llado, Ahnager. I Nett Door to Udd AJUush's Bank DR. H. H. OLINCER v is v a ar p Hand Made Sloes Salem Shod Wawi REPUBLICAN FRICTION. Rawing In Marion County Over the At tltuds of a Tongue Leader, 8alom Correspondence of Orcitenlnn: Dr T. V. Harris, of Kugeno, chairman of tho control committee of tho First longrcsslonnl District, accompanied by Q.msits Supervisor O. U. Winn, was in S iloin today soliciting subscriptions to tho Congressional campaign fund. O.vlng to the fact that tho Salem States nan, edited by Tongue's campaign m magorof two venrs ago, is lighting tho tepublicitu candidate lor county clerk, Dr. Harris has not received much en 'Miriigiimeiit hero. W. V. Hall served he county ono term ns clerk, and fill tilled his duties so well that ho wax ra il om nuied without opiwislilon nud with a tremendous storm of upptutHu. It Is said that if the matter had boon telt ton vote In the Democratic enliven- ion, Hall's nomination would luto 'ceil li'durseil'by that body. Neverihu ess, tho Statesman has lieen carrying hi a hittiir tUht W.tliHt Hill's eloi'tlnn. Loading Kcniiblicaus hero ilii-luro them solves plainly t.i tho effect that unless Pougttu's friends will support tho He nubltcitn ticket, thoy will neither ron tribute to tho campaign fund nor vote (or Tongue at the polls. Some mndo hi'inselves understood upon this point today whon asked by Dr. Harris for as s'staucu, The Kcimhlicau sav Ihev have lieen working many years for tho iiectlon of better ollloinls, and now, Itflinil rllllV IlllV.I II LfKul lllllll llllOltlltllMll fiuy wilt not stand . '... . any opposition in their own ranks. itKront.tCANs makr rLKnans Thocomiuitteiion platform appointed last .Saturday by tho .Marion Couu'y He imhliciiu Central Cnmmttteo tnlay'mado ts reior puhlle. This coinmitleo was -'imposed of Chairman F. T. Wrightmnn, F-a ok Diveyand the ltepubliciui caudi ditoj Thu platform is as follews: "The candidates of the Itepiihllcnit ptrty iu Marlon County, Oregon pledge themielveH lo libido faithfully by lliu fol lowing ililiiratlou of principles: "Unswerving nlleglaucu to tho Repub lican party iimui national and statu issues ns uxprosxod in tho platform iidontud liv thu Mtntn nml niiliiiinil con. ventious of thn itepublic.iii party. Wo' imlut with prido to tho fact that tho iiIwIitos for i-conomv In the ndmlulstra I tiim of cotltitv Hlfilrs made by the Itu - ....l.tt..... ..f M..l.. I., iqiij l iiuuiiuiiiin in iuiiiiuii i;uiuiijr in iojj iiiivu . ..h. iii-oii enirlcd out lodoilblo thu nmoilut T , ,, , . ,, ,, . promised, und refer to tho record, fori London, April 21. Tho possibility of veritlcntloti, I trouble between tho United States nnd Wu pledgo ourselves that In matters Turkey has nttraeted only passing com of legislation, our representatives will ',,.. i i.',luinii 'ili..ltirmiiu,inn in laln.r for strict economy in niuto affairs j "ont '" L l,,n ' hollirmlngton lost nnim-o nil useless commissions, and la-la rosiionslblo for thu ttatemont that bor faithfully to correct nil oxMing Turkev has nlaced sevortil Important iibtjses III thu law governing asuessmeut . commissions with tho Kruppj to bo com ami taxation. ,.i,.ii.,i iu,f,ri, iiin.i r i... ... ...1.1..1. "Thu c.uulldatos lor conn tv ludgu nud county commissioner hereby plcdito theuiselves to lliu strictest economy Iu couduuling the biisiuiiss of tho country, restricting tho expenditures to net mil necessities tor thuyrntictinn of public interests nnd public piocrty, and with n ilntermlmillim In niaco the Countv of Marlon upon an absolute cash basis and. out of duht, while nt tho sumo lltno ro diiclng tax lev'es to the lowort posslblu limit; mid tho enndidatus for nil other )laces upon the county ticket iilekgo tin li'illlci- to mtiLCst nnd iiuiiiiui en- CS Z !., I """I 5. COU'1 " Newspaper Burned Out. St. Louis, April 21. I ho lant nf thu 81. 1 iil Chronic e wa pra tlcall de stroyed today ly 'ho Chance lor McQIII Dead, Nkw Yoiik, April 21. Chancellor Alexander T. McQIII died today at Jer sey City. $13.00 Rsward Will lie paid for llio arrest and convic tion nl iiiiv tH-ri-ou caught Inlurlnor cttttlmr iinluis w shrubburv in or around I thu WIHumotlo Hotel. . 4 20 If J, Cosnfii. William tsrr, brother of Jacob Starr of tho Fair Store Is dangorously 111 nl I his home east of ihlsclty. Mossrs. Mcllwaln. Plant and Morgan from Lawrence, are Sulom visitor today, UNDKIt NKW M.NAGi:MKNT-Tho shoo repair shop lorieer y owned by Gils. Kulser bus lieeu piircliiinn.1 by John Neiillnini. Parties wishing Unit class repairing at thu lowest rates call and ecu him. 4 21-lm Wheat Market, San Fiuncisco, April 21. Cash OOV4 OntrAno,Aprll2l Mav Jkf Cash ODi 1 GOLD DUST FLOUR mads nr The Sidney Power Co,, SIDNIcr, OUKOON, mado for family uso, ask your grocers for It. Ilran ami shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT, rilONK 61, Cannot be considered beaut hit If tie eyos aro weak and red, And ns lie-, defects ard removable no wom.iu Miould penult I hem to renmln A thorough knowledge of optical II it lug cn.iUiw o to achluvo alinou wuudwrful remits, l'laieyohrself liiour hunda an J aching and umlnhlly eyea will l thing- ui ilw past. Our i har.es aro inodiMw, HERMA W. BARR, 118 BUU BU Sclcutijo Umklau A Face MAY GET HISPAS Turkish Minister at Dismissed. UNLESS THE SULTAN WILL Turkey Has Heavy Orders Afraid ol llr Anrlntd Vrrm in lti JnnruaL Nkw York, April 21 A smxlnl to tho World from Wnshlnuton snvs: 1 Uii- i., llin 01,i, f t.,,1,,... nni. .. i t.i.n tl.o Bl.lln.i l e. ..!... , .. I ' ' (irnnitilltr llii rilrbt..l minister will bo given his passports nnd tho diplomatic relations between tho Untied Slates nnd Turkoy will bo suspended, until tho stitlun pays f 100 000 duo tho cltltcns of United Stales. CoNSTANTtsorLK. iprll 21. Lloyd 0. Oriscom, United States chargo d'nfntlrs, had n long private nudlenco with tho Sultan, who wnsvory cordial. Such nn audience with llio Ameiican chmgo d'affalrs Is unprecedented. i Thu United Slates legltlon Is without information us to tho stito of tho Ideinu !i,. i... -i ii'.. i.i . i. ii.. .i. ii.v ijurniiuu lib ,, uniiiiiKiuil, tvilllt mil Porto olllclals say they nro unaware f slraliicd relations being raised ovor tho 1 nuestlou. I I "" muivh i'vi'mv niv wiia vi niuuii) Ullllll lucludo machine guns and 100,100 Mausers. Dewey ts Hesitating. llr Ain-lHlril I'rran la Ihr Jniirnm. Nkw Yoiik, April 21. A dispatch to the Hernld from Wahlnletisnys: Ad miral Dewey Is beslmtlng nbont Issuing Ids political stnteineiil. Men cloto to tho Admiral are urging him to spenk promptly, wlulo others nro Impressing upon him the value of thu rule "sllunio j is goldun." Ills mnll und callers assuro him Hint lilscniidldtu-y Is progressing favorably, TI10nd1nlr.il thinks thu time to net Is when the uniorgonuy arises. Ills friomls nro actively trying to break tho Jlryan forces iu his behalf. Who for the Vice Presidency. Nkw Yoiik, April 21. Tho Tilbiino prints tho fellnwlng: Jnpeph II. Mini- ley, n member of thu nalliuinl commit- to fiom Miiluu, (pinking ol thu present condition of tho Itupttbllrnii pollilcsln regsrdtothu coining vlco presidential , nomluiillan,snld: 'MCoveronu Is at sea ns fur ns tho vice-presidency is con The finest line of trimmed and ready-to-wear hats at the lowest prices. See them and be convinced. Remember the placi. X A. X ." cw, NONPAREIL3" AIrs. Hooker, Manager. i5T3aT3aTlXXJkTll rtJGH GRADE F1 UH.H.LLJ I Ibartfocbe Made In tho Columbia factory, 11 years old, with a reputation second only to Columbian. Kitted with thu Hartford Single Tube Cactus nr Duulop Duiuiiliublo Tires, spring tempered er.uiks and ax In. Felt wu-hered, mini proof, caiu-hardniio.1 boiringa. 1'ioneor CO-pouit Ourlsui Tubing, adjust Hhlo haudlnh.trs, Oyoloid sprockets. (All thu ubovu aro Columbia features used on Hurlfonlsj Thu bust of mechanics aro paid good wages lo build Iheso bicycles. We giiuruiituu them fully, uud stake our reputation on thulr giving satisfaction (Jnlumblu Coaster Umko (the frlctlonless klmu 5 00 extra on llartfordr. Wu take secondhand bicycles In exchange at their actual value. Cash or installments. 3 &tto 3-. JkXTliXXTXCkXLXUsX m Yes it is the store adjoining the old stand on the south,. 'I hat is where I am troiiiL' to buv mv new hit. thev have the best trimmer, the finest stock oT hats and b& finest siore in Salem, and sell cheaper than any Other; place in the city. Ihe place to pend your money is at & THB EmPORIUM 3u9 Commercial St. OTiATini'SsI nil In I $im Washington to $85 PAY $100,000 AT- ONClf Out For Artillery, and Isn? Our Bluff cerned, nnd thera I nVitnlnMv tin mi. llin It. nillilii-iin lntiil.jr t. I.a mh .- ...v -. ,...U..t... ...m. .h iiiiu win nj .. with a certainty who will bo ndruliVv nted," Doings in Washington. ill 4am.Miril l'raa l ih JenmM.,1 Washinoto.V, April 21. Tho house lc- - 7 1111 jiuooiu uiu niivai upprupriatiim uui v wiliniut UlvlMon. All bineiiduients mudo iu comiullteu of tho whole were agreed lo. llio remiiliiderof the session was dexoled lueulugies of the late Jteu reseutiitivu Selllo, ol Kentucky. Tim Iioiiho uommilteo 011 Insular affaire voied oly to amend ihe Furakir reeoluttou 011 l'uurtu Itieu to umko Iran elilces and concessluus inoperative until approved by lliu proeideut, and placing rigorous restrictions 011 charters' to pnvutu corporations. Tho Lincoln Republicans. llr AbmuuihiimI I'rvaa lu III JtfuraaL Minnkaaulis, Minn , April 21. The auiiouuceiueiilof u change In the till of the Silver Itepubllcuu party was made todsy by tho executive iigeut, Oorser. 1 Lincoln ltupubliciius'' nro to succeed tho Free Mlver Uepublluans and tho .National Silver Republie.11 parly Is to give wuy to thu l.tncolin Uepubllcau naity Thu traimfur is to take place at Kuiisns City, July -i. New Strike AlCapaNoms. B Aaaocimcil I'rraa la lb Jaaraal. Sbattlk, Wii., April 21. l'iin steamer Collage City arrived today fr-m Skat way. Sho brinus tlvo men wholeftCsie Nome January 21th. They bring u rtury of a new strike across tho divide. The imirshal ut Juneau has urronled two counterfeiters with n compleio otillit mid IKH) Canadian uud United Suites liiilfdolUrs. C0UUI1ET AND OIIUI.L Doth thei slullloiH can bo found ut thu Kid Fiout "tables, liiS.ilum,im Friday ai.d Satuulay. At Independence Mun.l,.r -and Tuesday. At Ualias n'odiioislny. ; 21-lm Auua Niciiou. Owner. -j Here's where you get your moneys wui till Well 1 guess sul One dollar and five cents lor one dollar, and no short weight. Where? ELLIS AND ZINN. 01 STATR ST. iuo.H2d7i. m i, Uom'l' . $35,001 Wlilson TXC XTXXJs.'QX'Sarirr CAN YOU TELL AIE WHERE THE GOODE AILLIINERY STORE I?? Aisses Goode Hw-SR? J -l'tfSB .l 'i ,. J VJ J ' r-lftflBB u 1 s??$Bb. mm. SlKBk $)& a " vir J. m M t i H WA