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Newspaper Page TextDAILY JOURNAL. VOL.. X SALEM, OI&EGON FRIDAY JtTNE 1 1900. HO 18f THE m e u K Bi a a Don't Waste Your Time Mmrrrtincr nrnr nrirpc nf n jtnrA umHi i i each customer. Trade with NEW YORK RACKET i They have absolutely one price for evervbodv and 1 r I that's the very lowest spot cash price. Have you worn the J ) brown's mark w IN I Shoes? They're economizers I isfaction from everv oair. If clothingithat is made right, and want to save 15 to 25 peri cent, on the-orice. come and look over our line before vou L buy. Hosiery, underwear, i iurnismng gooas. r Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store. r TCHCXCXJTiKOiJriHaH3flOJ3 a H Gil GKflUC , BICYCLES Ibartforbs s I Made In tlio Columbia factory, 11 yearn old. with a reputation second only to Columbia?. Fitted with tlio Hartford Single Tubo Cactua or Dunlop Detachable Tires, spring-tomporcd cranks nndnxlo. Felt washorod, diiBt proof, caso-hardoucd bearings. Pioneer (iO-point Carbon Tubing, adjust nblo handlebars, Cycloid sprockets. (All tlio above nro Columbia features used on Unrtfords.) Tlio bost of mechnulcs nro paid good wages to build these bicycles. Wo guarantee them fully, and stoke our reputation on their giving satisfaction Columbia Coaster ltriiku (tliu frlctiouloss kinut $5.00 extra on Ilnrtfords. Wo take second-hand bicycles hi exchange at their actual value. Cash or installments. tto J. 3K3XTC3K2HLK0JK iWOX JftJOSLlKXr"7 UWVkMns'HWHWIr1 m E ARE doing a ana crown worK. wnicn is giving ine best of satisfaction -- our work and orices are what tells. Gold crowns 22 k SS.OO. artificial r t JDRS. EPLEY r f r T t r i ' t f Rooms 27 and 29. !. O. I3LK. frfc .w - W - ..wwt. - ,ftrr - W' R BAD" THE weekly journal 3h..oo:p:br year llllllllMIHIIIIlllllllHIIIllllIIIIMll"llHIKH"lllIH""""liaBiail,S W . - .-. ww i --, m. am T ft TO DISTINGUISH THE DIFFERENCES W9u Between styles m H B R 0 a-k n a 5k te t3 u K B fc a a a a 11 T9 fi"l ; THE OLD WAY. Tho cold air falls from the Ire. tho warm air a 'ends causing a collision of tha two elements, re "ulunis iu stagnation and imjH'rfect circulation. The Ice melts but dot not perform the duly t U inleii.leil fur it. Vupora aro fondniiMxl In the IQO.I chamber, causing the food to taint, and all the scouring and clearing that is done, can not pre vent it. Bee the new princial ROREN and HRM1LT0H M " HlMHHlilIIHIIHIIiilHMIiIIili"IW""iII'1,1,",,,i,iiiiB,l,,,ll,H different price for i the Sail SHAN for you. You'll get full sat- i vou need good, serviceable , hats, shirts, and a full line of) -A . A K $35.00 g n a 9. Wilson 8 great amount of bridge teeth from 57.00 up. L OLINGER - ' - - v - fa.,.k.kfckfca.Kk,t, k.fc... DOES NOT REQUIRE SCIENTIST the food kept in the two different of refrigerators. CAI PM HRPnON ' IS PRIST. KRUGER DEAD OR ALIVE Reports From Be Very Sick ROBERTS WITHIN THIRTY MILES OF THE TRANSVAAL CAPITAL Army to Be Recuperated When Pretoria is Reached -- Colonial Rebels Surprise British at Douglas1 Ur AaaoclMed I'reaa la the Journal. London, Juno 1. With Johnnnosburg added to tlio list of British towns, the nation eagerly awaits a similar trans formation at Pretoria. Measures of resistance which ltoberts will encounter during the thirty miles which; ecpnrnto the gold reef city from the former seat of government is n matter of conjecture Onco there, recuperation of forces will probably occur, wlillo Hying columns will bo sent in various directions to stamp out tha opposition, establish gar rlsons and tccupy important railroad points. Tlio only development reported from the seat of war, is tlio statement from Capo Town, that the colonial rebel fl recently surprised a small body of Urltish, at Douglas, killing sixteen, in cluding Colonel Spenco. IS PREST. KRUGER DEAD OR ALIVE? W aaraaaaa-arataa London, Juno 1. A dispatch from Kroonstadt dated May 20, rcKrts Pres ident ICrugor very ill, ami that tlio station master nl Kroonstadt says tlio president is dead. This is not arcdltcd. HAWAIIAN ISLAND CONSULATE CLOSES San Fkancihco, Juno 1. Advices from Honolulu statu that on Juno 14 tlio United States consulate in Honolulu will bu closed for all time. The Demo crats in tlio Hawaiian isiami win now a convention on Juno 11 to select delegates to the national convention nt Kansas City. ENGLISH SCHEME TO ENTER CHINA "Doxers" Trouble Said to te a Diplomatic Stroks to Effect Lodftnent In Pektn. SiiANOitAt, Juno 1. A detachment of over -100 international bluo jackets has arrived at Pekin. Wabiiihoton, Juno I. Nothing has been iienrd from Admiral Kempff since he announced tlio landing of tho marines at Tien-Tsln. It is hinted In diplomatic circles that n sudden Increase cf activity on the party of tho "Uaxers" is part of a plan by England or other European lowers to secure lodgment In Pekin. It is further intimated that tho plan proved abortive, owing to tlio alortness of other European powors represented In Chinese wnterB. i i -; erTTirfli ft y-.',. ' .'' Sg -nN &eg&tmsk V , BtB fctraS i I rmf g ; 5 it mim t It THE NEW WAY The iee awl food are apart and at the same level. Tho cold air falls from tbe ice but abends iu the fool cbamW allowing the warm air to pass off ahead of it. Returning again to the ice it la cooled acaln and again thus keeping up a ponitant Blrou latum taking lew ie ml producing moro eold. The vatwrs are oondenfed in the Ice chamber, ami the impurities carried off with the melting Ice. There are fifty in me in talem ami no reports of diaflfaetion. Kroonstadt Show Him to INVESTIGATIONS NOW ON IN CUBA Ur Aana.tet I'rraa la h Journal. Nkw York, Juno 1, A dispatch to tha World from Havana says Uoncrnl Wood, 'military govornor of Cuba, in an Inter said: "I bolievo that tho Irregularities ill tlio Cuban poitnl service ate all that wl'l bo discovered. "I havo Inaugurated a thorough in vestigation into all departments nnd am confident tho condition of affairs in tho postal scrvlco docs not exist in nny other branches. CAPT. JACKSON ESCAPES PRISON fir Aaaarlnfrd l-rraa ta Journal Ciiicaoo, III., May 3. A special to tho Tribune from Now Orleans says: A letter from Porto Cortex, Honduras, says Allen Jackson, captain of American yacht. As there was accused o' stealing gold dust atTruxlllo, and was put Into prison there. His crny broko open tho Jail and rescued htm. Tho Yatch mado for Utlla, wheru the commandant put out in a boat to retake Jackson. Tho American" opened flro and two Honduras soldiers wore killod ntid threo wounded. Tho Theresa thon put to soa. NO MORE PLAGUE IN SAN FRANCISCO San Fiiancikco, Juno 1. No now casPH of plaguo havo been" roported. ' The riell Meet Offors its n wn prizes but all tlio col leg boys will Hud that their wants nro an ticipatod nnd tho best of dinners pro vided ready to their order at Strong' Rcstai.raut. CHANGE OF LOCATION 0. G. Given lias moved 2 doors North wherra he has more room to show his largo stock of boots and shoes. 2U1 Cornel merclal street 0-1 3- Tbe Prohibition Meetlnr. John G. Woolloy, tho famous Prohi bitionist, spoke at tho Y, M. 0. A. hall last evening. Tlio small hall was crowd ed to its utmost capacity nnd many aro said to hnvo beon unablo to got In. Tho speakor made a favorable impression on his auditors, and gave thorn just the kind of a talk that pleased them. i a i Clurs that are Satisfactory. "La Corona" fcnd "Our Champion" cigars mado at Salem from the bost of leaf and by your own boys give the best of satisfaction your patronage solicited. AugiiBt Huckcsteln. i M imi " In HI D JrM Mil M Mm 9M B Fine Weather i ! Salem R. II. Leabo, Manager. si " BRIDGE & BEACH MANUFACTURING CO.'S 50PERI0R CAN BE FOUND AT GRAY SOLE AT SALEM, ORB FOR STARVING INDIA SENATOR PERKINS WANTS AN PRIAT10N MADE. appre: Hale Responds by Atklnr Why. Gotland Don't Spend Her Money There Instead of On the Doers. Washington, Juno 1. In tho sonato, 1'orklns presented a petition from vari ous organizations and individuals in Cal ifornia asking congress to mako an op proprjntion for tho relief of tho famishing people, of India. In 1807 Perkins said ho had procured ships to carry to India provisions given by tho citizens of Cali fornia, Orcgan, Washington, Nebraska, Kansas nnd Iowa. The provisions aggregated 4,000 tons. No olllclal ncknowledgmont lias ovo been received of tho donation. Porkins' resolution brought from Halo a bittor at tack on Great Britain. Ho demanded to know what England had been doing (or tlio starving millions In India, while pouring out an unlimited treasure to crush two republics In Africa. The conferees on tho naval appropri ation bill reported a disagreement on tho subject of armor plato. Teller in tho course of his remarks on tho armor pic to subject said tho Ho publicans wore getting ready for cam paign contributions, and would no doubt conduct n campaign on tho samo linos as In 1890. Then all producing concerns woro as sessed, especially tho national banks. Hanna donlcd tho assertion. Tho son ato .voted to insist upon tho eonato ar morjplato provision, nnd tho naval bill was sent back to tho conference. flURDER IN PORTLAND. NAOMI MORSE IS SHOT ON WILLAMETTE HEIGHTS. Her llusUnd Protitly Committed the Deed and li Supposed to Have Killed Himself. II r iAaaiK-lated I'rraa ta tha Jonraal PpicTl.AND, Juno 1. Tlio body of Naomi Morse was found this morning ncar.Wlllamctto llolghts park, with a bull6t hole Just over tho heart. The woman was formerly Naomi Clutoof thli city, and was married seven months ago to Itlley L. Morse, of Tacoma. Thoy went toTacoma to live. The woman's father, in this city, learning that Morse was not supporting his daughter, brought her back to Portland. Vhrco days ngu More upearcd here. Yesterday Morse and his wife were together nil day, and In tho evening they boarded the street car nnd wont to Wll lntnetto Heights. They entered tho nark and n few minutes lator the street car conductor heard cries "Murder, help," and two shots wore fired. A Bearch wns Instituted, hut tho body was not found until this morning. Morse has disappeared. Thirty minuets after tho shooting a third shot was heard in the direction of the Willamette river, and many suppose that Morse killed himself, but his body has not been found. The hotleit Mini Tlio best contentment has." Yet, however noble In mind, tio uiun ur woman ciin have perfect contentment without physical health. Tho blood must he kept pure nnd tho stomach and digestive organs In uood order. Tho best mentis far this purpose Is Hood's Snrsapurilla. It promptly cures nil blood humors nnd eruptions and Uuics up tho system. The favorite cathartic is Hood's IMIIh. 3 For Cycling. You need good Bicycle Boots. We have them 50c cheaper than anywhere else. Any size or width, black or tan. it , Shoe Store STOWFS anH RANGES. BROS AGENTS THE TRAtHMEtVS EXCURSION. Railroads Ataln Taxed to Their Utmost Capa city to Drlni Peotfe to Salem. Tho excursion of tho brothorood of Railroad Trainmen, to this city noxt Sunday, will undoubtedly bring in tlio largest crowds sinco llrynn day. Tickets havo nlready beon sold up to tho utmost capacity of all tho cars that nro avalU ablo, and are nt n premium nt many points. Trains will run from Portland nnd all points on tho west side, nnd from as far south as Roseburg. Formor excursions hnvo only como from as far south as Cottago Grove. Program of nmusomenta nt tho fair grounds will comprlso only llrstclass at tractions, and will commence at 1:30 sharp. Four of the best bauds In tho stato will discourso niUBic, and nothing will bo loft undono for tho comfort nnd enjoy ment of tho patrons of this excursion. M UNWISE POLICY Republican Legislative Candidates Antag onize Marionou Interests. LEGISLATURE WILL BE ORGANIZED IN AN UNERIENDLY MANNER IF THEIR POLICIES PREVAIL Can the City ol Salem Afford to Array Itself Against Higher Education and all the Rest of the State? A very unwise itlley has been pursued by the eandldatos on tho nopublican ticket, n policy fraught with dnnuowms and reactlonny jiollcles to tho city of Ha lem nnd all th Institutions in Marlon county if it shall bo endorsed by tho votors attho polls Monday. Dr. Smith, Lot L. Penrco. and J. M. l'oormnn havo at nil places in the county declnred ngnlnst appropriations for Normal schools. At some places tlioy Havo declared that thoy oppoieii anpropnaiing it uoimr iur imr i ucntlonal institution above the common branches. I)r Bmltli at Aurora Thursday night declared that thit wns n matter tho en tiro delegation had agreed upon, hut it is not IkUIovimI that any sucli i agreement has been entered Into In writing. Hut ho went further and In nssnlllng tho ed itor of This Jouiinai. for voting for Nnrmnl school npproprlntions ho said "THKWOK8T THING THAT KVKK llAl'l'KNKl) TO TI1IH 8TATK WAS WHKN ANY I'UUMOnUII.DlNOKVKUWKNr AWAY FItO.M TUB CA1' ITAI.." Ho went further and pointed out the danger Marlon county lias to faco in this matter when ho snid ...... ,..... ,u "KVEHY MKMHKH FUOM TIIOSU COUNTIKS (HAVING 8U0II IN 8T1TUT10N8) 18 AT TIIK LKOlSl.ATimH TO BKOUUti HIH LOCAL Al' l'UOl'JUATlON. ..... ... For Marlon county to elect n solid delegation pledged against Normal schools, orinmlcalor unfriendly to higher education, means that all the counties having such interest to protect will organise tho legislature against Marion county, and who can blamo them? Tho Republican party has built up the Normal Hclioois and institutions of learning In Oregon, Ithnsnot declared agninst such appropri ations in Its stato or local platforms and these Republican candidate! misrepre sent tho party nt whoso hand they ask election and danger our local Interests. What aro tho facts7 All slntea in tho Union maintain Normal sohools and support higher education. Tho plea that no money shall bo npproprfndod to ed ucate teachers any more than lawyers or doe.toi a Ison n (also promise, because the State University educates lawyers and doctors. Normal schools nro a nnrt of tho American educational system, and If this legislature abolished them, thoru woutu bo sucli a reaction Hint the next legislature wouiu resioro mum, wren cannot tnke tho step of alxillshlng Normal schools any moro than she can do liberrtoly propose to take herself out of the great .union of states. 8he tukes no Btops backward. , Oregon appropriates less for Nnrmnl pchools nnd higher education than any western stato. If Messrs. I'enrco, Bmlthot id. were promising to raise the grades of tho comman schools, or to give the cities and towns a high school bstem to take the place of NormAl schools thoy would lie mom consistent. Hut thoy nro not. They would remove the only Intermediate Institutions wherp young men nnd young women can got a little more education thnu Is afforded in the common schools, without being forced to go to tho Btnto University, or to some sectarian instltut'ou, If the stato outride of Salem sends up a legislature against Normal schools, well mid good. Hut It Is unfortunate and suicidal for this city to lead in the fight. Tho cry of "Balem hog" will bo raised, at least six counties will array themselves against Marlon county. Portland nnd Kastern Oregon are always ready to put tho stale capital, the state fair and our other state Institutions on tho chopping block. As a business proportion, as men, these Republican can. didates ought not put our Marlon county interests in Jonpordy on this oiut. We cannot afford to ass il any county In tho statu. It is unwise, unjust and unnecessary to put the clly of Halem and Marion county In this attitude, lfthoroure too inauykNormal schools, if they wt too much money reduce tho amount. There uro worse grafts than Normal schools. Tho legislature can bo run economically without making war on nny educa tional Institution as following facts will shew: .. .. Appropriations for lB!)-'-a !?Ji',K7?K 181)1-0 1,151,831 ID " ' " 1KU0-7 1,011,017 74 All these legislatures carried appropriations for Normal whools and the total anpioprhitions of tho h-mIou of lMKi appropriated leas money than any session sfiiui or for four years hufore The program nt the fairgrounds in cludes, bicycle races, exhibition nnd trick riding, a cake walk and n baseball game, as follows; One mile amateur First prlto. $8fi gold medal ; second prize, 1 10 sllvor med al. One half miledusli, professional First prize, f 10 cash ; seoond prizo, f 0 cath. Two mile handicap, amateur First prize 85 gold medal second prize, $10 sliver medal. Trlok ridolng by AllHirt8haw, of Halem, nod Win, Bclniffur, of Portland. Also an exhibition mile nguiust time, pared by a (jiilnt. Cake Walk Threo couples, led by the famous Hlcliiird Roblnrou. Hasuball Toipodooa vs. All Portlands. DR. J 1 ( The Botanical Specialist Awakes wonderful cures when othe doctors fail. While a res ident of this city, Dr. Cook has gained a wide reputation jrtj 11 UUIUIIIWHI U'VV.IMJI, HIIU cures many cases 01 tnromc diseases. If you are suffering from any chronic disease con sult Dr. Cook. He makes no no charges for consultation. Office 301 Liberty Street, Salem Oregon. 0 MOTORMAN SHOT IN ST. LOUIS St. Loots, -Mo., Juno 1. Edward Hay, n motorman, was shot in tho arm today. No mail cars aro operated on tho Broad way division of tho transit company, as tho wires havo been cut in many points. TROUBLE BREWING IN SAMOAN ISLANDS By Aaanelatcd I'rraa ta t)i Jnnrwal. San FnANCtBCo, Juno 1. Advices from Apia, Samoa, stato that sinco tho Gor man Hag has been hoisted In Samoa, affairs have been in an unsettled condi tion. Tho Mataafa faction claim thoy havo not given up tho right to govern tho island, under n guarantee given by tho Ilorlln treaty. Affairs on the Island of Tutulla nro running smoothly under American control. The Modern Deauty Thrives on good food nod sunshine, with plenty of exercise iu the open air. Her form glows with health and her face hlikims with Its beauty. If her system needs the cleansing action of a laxative remedy, she uses the gentle and pleasant Hyrup of Figs, made by the California Fig Hyrup Co. only, Wheat Market Han FitANcisou, June l, CushOO. Ciiicaoo, Juno 1. July 07 Cash7l GOLD DUST FLOUR MADK MY Tho Sldnoy Powor Co,, snmicr, okkoon. made for family use, ask your grocers fur It. Hra n and shorts always on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT. rnoNii 51. MARION CO. CANVASS REPUBLICAN DELEGATION RENEW THEIR ' WAR ON THE NORMAL SCHOOLS. . Trylnt to Rake Down the Populist Pluni Is their Mad Search for Votes. AT nUTUCTTLLK. Lot L. Penrco recited tho pledges made nnd agreed upon by the flyo Republican legislative candidates. First Opening registration books be fore November election each four years, and to chnngo Juno election to Norcm bor. Second Stato board of equalization to cquallzo between counties, to lie cletcd. Third Opposed to appropriations for normal schools. Scott followed and regretted so fow woro out, as ho had not mot many peo plo In this part of tho county, Ills sge wns underrated because he had cut off his mustacho and it made him took ton years younger than he really was. lie hoped to tnako n record that would romoo all doubts as to his being old enough to till tho position. Tlio tax lovy was higher than last year, but this was to pay oil the debt. Tho county had long been in debt nnd a few mills had been added to pay off the debt. It was Important to havo an attorney for county judge Home one should be in thcro who knew something about law. Mr. Kldor had said at Sllverton Uiat he know nothing about law. W. W. Hall said he was known to all the people of lluttovlllo nnd asked to be returned upon his record. Tho county in two years would be out of debt before another oloctlon, on an eight mill levy. Thon tho county could bo run on a six mill lovy. It was now 10:40. Murphy reud tho Dlnsmor affidavit, which is as follews: That as window drcsaor ho made a display of curios furniBued by Murphy) that tho placards wero made by another party and without tha knowledge or consent of Murplip. As soon u Jos. Meyers A Sons found that objection had beon raised they removed the, obnoxioua placards and articles. Murphy denied hero moro emphatically than ever before that ho had nny nrtlcles in his posses sion or had ever taken nuy from any Catholic church. Clias. IiOinbcko, for assessor, made his maiden speech in his homo precinct and was cordially greeted. Ho promised to treat all fairly if elected. Henry Keene spoka for tho farmers ou both legislative tickets. A. 1) Iludolson said If he wont to th legislature ho would novor vote to pay a clerk moro than he got per day himself, Geo. y Weeks spoke of the reform work ol the Grange, us the meeting was held In n grange hall. J. 11, Dimick gave one of his reusing appeals to tho taxayoni. All Uio Citizens' candidates wore pr- - nun ted h) due form and made a favorable impression. F. W. Durbiu was given an ovation, as were several of the opposition speak ers. The Baluin trio that was attacking him would not bo doing so if ho had net mndu them pay three years' taxes (u on year. J. A. Jeffrey closed the dobate for the opposition, with a pleasant reference to his opponent for the otllce of district at torney, tho county superintendent of schools of Folk county, Mr. Hart, and ulso to tho Itepubllcau candidate (or county superintendent of schools in Marion county, against whom the Dora-ocratic-Citlzons' ticket had nocandldato. If Moore was elected there would b more county superintendents In olllce thuu ever before. Dr. Smith said if tlio opposition had no bcsboit or machine, they could only refer to tlio record of individuals. He then proceeded to say that all public work must bu let by contract, 'ihe Jte publlcaus did not have to prom lie to go iu and organize the legislature. lie talked against all the various normal schools as usual. AT IIUU1IAHU, J. L. Calvert Has made chairman. K. Hofer oouedodlhe debate. ,A, 1). Hud. etsou mild 11 sent to tho legislature ho would seek to reduce railroad fares and freight. Ueo. Weeks suld that ho felt it nan a wrong principle to come before the people and seek an oUlce. It was a ConttuuJ ou fourth pa(. There aro two fellows Iu this town, And they are very aly; l'urhapn you would like to kuow then, And the reason why. Well, I will tell you, they kuow the very bost way, To make the nicest candy, so the people say. If you would try their Lorf Cablu Creams, You would think It really waaadroatu They make It better than all the rest. Yes, Kills & '.inn will stand the teat. 154 State St. 'Phone 2874. MANY TIMES Keforu have wo called attention to our very large stock of watohtu. It U our hobby, our pride, to alio a largo stock of watcheo. We call enpticlal attention to our dainty little tilled watchei for ladles. The case aro warranted It k and to woar25yoor. Tho morement aro proving tliemsolvcs gool time plocesand the price is only 110 50. We havo also soma 16 size tilled watches for men that we can give. Immense values for tho money. I'rlce from $'i to f 0. We handle Ktg'n, Walthaat aud Hauip ileu movements. k BARR'S JEWELRY1 STORE, I S MUU itteit, 1L .V ,1 :i -o-JljSCMB.i. ii..-.aJL. ,