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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL. ' Hi &; VOIi. X ' ! SALEM, OREGON THUBSDAY JUNE S3 1900. NO 1& yp v- - - M ulanf I That's whit you jet r THE NEW YORK RACKET L Then you'll find our prlcca below nil competition for same ' class of goodB. Tho reason for our lower prices Is that wo t n ii j . ',0 business by tho modern ... ., . k we underbuy methods-one prieo tor every body We Undersell f nnd no goods allowed to Icnvo J the etoro until paid for. Them's a saving on ovcry Iran- L nctloh in (hu cash plan of business. Ask your neighbor nbout r our goods. If they've traded with ns, wo aro satisfied to ' Ipnvn fhn tnnlfnr in lliulr tntlivivinnf Salem's Cheapest f ; E. T. BARNES, Proprietor yMvwnH''HlHn'lv','mMfi.''iti mmsmsiiuM You run no risk in having your work done at the Salem Dental Parlors as all work is fully guaranteed. DRS EPLEY Our Motte: Good I Rooms 27 and 29, dtihWHi ahiiifrAanriwr.laii Mi iriy-t'' ..-;... --11 i tl. No More Birds on Ladles' Hats. Sacramento Dee. Tho Milliners Protective Association lias at last yielded to the demands of tho Audubon Society, nnd on Friday mndo the announcement that birds will no longer be used in trimming hats. Tho association represents over IK) per cent of nil tho milliners in the country, and its decision in tho matter Is important. Tho agreement entered into Is sort of a com. promise. Tho association pledges each ono of Its members to nbstnln from buy ing, selling, or contracting for shooting or capturing nny wild North American bird whatever, nnd says that it will adopt a by-law that nny of its members violating the pledge shall pay a flno of 1(600. In exchange for this concession, , the milliners nek thnt tho Audubon Society thai) not seek to secure lcgisla tion to prevent the milliners from using tho feathers of domestic fowls, tho fealh ers of gamo birds killed in season and tho feathers of foreign birds. The millin ers also Agree that no foreign birds shall bo used provided tho samo birds aro also found in America. This particular clause, in case tho milliners and tho An dubon Society ratify tholr agreement ni now proposed, will, result in an oud ol wearing tho fashionable aigrette, which is n plume common to both foreign and llllIl.llllIIIBIIllllBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIBIIIIIlHIIIBHIIllIl.lllBlllliailBIRllll.lll X WE ARE OFFERING FURNITURE DURING THE BALANCE OF THIS i COUCH IS A SURPRISE TO THEM A OUR OAK DIVAN IN HEAVY TAPESTRY AT $0 GOOD VALUE. Our wardrobe ronct e j re lupiihcl win, 8 .t i"""i lining, . Yo wt ; vo nioimy ,,, ulll a una uriiuilur The Big Store. WITH LITTLE Puirrc WITH LITTLE PBICES. Good Qualify t when you trade with the r I ) One Price Cash Store. L OLINGER Work at Living: Prices. P. O. I3LK. native herons. President Deaso, of tho Audubon Society, says of tho step taken by the milliners: Tho milliners seem to hnvo enmu to terms. Tho bird saving work has been pushed so hard that they have como to a realizing setifo that tho Audilbjn societies mean business. If it ho agreed to accept their proiiositisn the birds of orth America aro saved. Tho m mi ners cannot violate tho iirnvUinni. l,. CnUSO tllB fart Of a Violation, ntlllftiirlnt. .. .....! I. . ....".,' 7 . yn u nullum o uuiiuui, HOUIU 00 kllOWIl in an instant. Tho eastern bird protectors bollovo that tho Antinbon societies should accopt the milliner's tonus. There will boeomo feeling, of courso, that It may bo Bullish of us to ngreo not to push legislation looking to tho protection of foreign birds, hut North America is n big place, and if wo can savo every sen bird and songster from tho north polo to tho Isth mus of Panama w1i nro doing n big work, and thst Is what wo will necomp lish practically if wo nccept tho mllli tiers' proposition, for it is the millinery trndo more than anything nl Hint la responsible for tho depletion of tho bird rank. For lliosnkoof tho appearance of tho women, as well ns for humanity's sake nnd tho ending of a very long drawn contest, it is to ito hoped that the bird is doomed to no longer graco or rather disgrace tho hats of women. . Great rush for shoes at Given's old stand. A SPECIAL PRICE ON ALL THIS FIVE PIECE SET NOW IS I HE TIME TO GET A LOUNGE OR DIVAN A OUR PRICE ON THE RUSSIAN 'ALL WHO SEE UPHOLSTERED IS A SPECIALLY &u)Un G& T lla1 awn la-ajTiiu i "if hi rnni m x Vai v mnt nuTMUflTi iiuu umijuojoj r . vi'i'i n ii i m vi ii i bm vi - I I " . ataar m. SM JL X.J XX X XVXl KaJUXVJLV J hj Admiral Seymour Had Two Hundred Men Wounded. WHY DOESN'T ADMIRAL KEMPFF SEND ALONG SOME NEWS, IS THE CRY AT WASHINGTON Presbyterians Lose all Their Mission and Church Property By the Burning ol One Town. SEYMOUR'S FORCE SUFFERED GREATLY fir Aaaoetated Preaa ta Jonraal. Che Foo, Juno 28. Admiral Boy mour's expedition ha's been relieved, having failed to connect with Pckin. There is no news from Pckin. Ad miral Seymour's expedition is returning to Tion Tidn. His forco suffered greatly. KEMPFF CRITICISED AT WASHINGTON Br Aiaoelated rreaa la tha Jonraal. Wasihnotok, June 28. Yesterday of ficials hero felt euro that tho foreign ministers to Chinn woro safely with Ad mlrnl Seymour's column. This morn- iiiK iniu uuuiunriivo in eiiukuu iiivuin; milclal dlsnntchos recolved over nirfit from tho scat of troublo, wero from Ad miral Kompff nnd woro so barren of in formation as to caueo sovoro critlclsn at at tho Admiral's expense Ills dispatches tnoko no mention of tho minister's welfare, nor of Seymour's column. Taken In connection with tho press dispatches from Clio Foo, rclatlvo to the return of Seymour's broken col umn to Tien Tsln, theotllclals feel thnt thoy hnvo good ground for renewed ap prehension ns to tho Into of foroign min isters. PRESBYTERIANS LOSE BIG PROPERTY Or An.orlaUrt 1-re.i ta Ik Jonraal. Nuw Yoiik. Juno 28. Two cablegrams w ero received by tho Presbyterian board . . ,..,,.,. ....... . .. of foreign missions this morning. Tho first, from Shanghai, read: "Wol Jlen destroyed. Foreigners es-ca'pe-d." Tho Presbytorinn had (10,000 worth of property In Wet lieu, nnd this is now nil gone. TWELVE THOUSAND TROOPS ASHORE Ur Atiurlnlril I'rcaa ta tha JonraaL Wahiiimito.v, Juno 28 Tho following .cablegram was received this morning from Admiral Kempff : "Ciik Foo, Juno 28. About 12,000 foreign troops aro now ashoro. Tho soldiers were ordered that they should rcort at Taku instead of Clio Foo. Wo havo substituted tho Nashville for tho Yorktow n at Clio Foo. Tho Yorktown U need as a dispatch boat, being more suitable. "KBMrrr." We want you to see our Parlor sets ..,.adLounges i UPHOLSTERED MONTH. v Upholstered in Heayy Tapestry Worth 526.003 m Our Special Price $20.00? 9 n J a i a a Ma J Ja. ff a Vl J " m. awawh. an V ii in " m jaaa a. f an SEYMOUR HAS REACHED TIEN TSIN Or Associated Irr-aa ta the Jonraal Shanghai, Juno 28. Vlco-Admirnl Seymoro has toachod Tien Tsln whero all nro well. Thcro liavo been few for eign casualties. ELEYEN GERMANS KILLED AT TIEN TSIN tr Aaaoelatcd rrtaa ta tha Jonraal. Heiimk, Juno 28. Tho Qcrmnn com mandor at Tnku reports thnt in tho re lief of Tien Toin tho Germans lostl.iout. Frcderlch, and ten men woro killed nnd twonty men wounded. The fight lasted eight hours. r-nl I toil 1 t aa m i EI1UUIOI1 AUIflinAL SUFFERS LOSSES Dt Aaaoelated Frtaa ta the Juuraal Sn. l'KTEitsiiuna, Juno 2.1. Tho minis ter of War has received tho following from Admiral Alexleff, tinted Port Arthur, Juno 27: "During t'.iu night of Juno 25th, a detachment of four coin pnnies of Russians nnd tho samo num ber of forolgnors, went to tho relict of Admiral Soymour, and brought 200 of his wounded to Tien Tsln." METHODISTS SUFFER HEAYY LOSSES Br Aaaoelated lrtaa ta la Jonraal. New York, Juno 28 The following cablo was recolved at tho .Methodist ' """' ?'" , wf ro'" , ""?' ' ' T' Urownonoof their missionaries in Ten Tsln district, dated Juno 28: Mission destroyed by lire. About 1(H) killed. I think there is serious risk for fnrmoni.ro. f nlll nilllrn In I, I....I to Tien Tsln. Shall I return homo. Will you lxirmit Tho property ot tho Methodist KiuW cal board is valued .it an.i.,.il.l,. ,,' than 150,000, STRENGTH OF THE CHINESE Or Aaaoelatrd I'rcaa ta tha JonraaL London, Juno 28. Tho last steamer arriving nt Chu Foo from Tnku brought this message, dated Tltn Tsln, Monday, Juno 25: 'Tho Ilusslan general In command of tho relief forco had decided, in view of Saturday's heavy fighting and march-, Ing, that ono day's rest lor tho troops1 was essential, and that thu advance I should not bo resumed until toil a v. .Meanwhile en mo Admiral Seymour's heliograph that his position was des perate, and that ho could only hold out Tickets East. Phone-230f. 25 BRIDGE & UEACH MANUFACTURING CO.'S SOPERIOR CAN HE FOUND AT SOLE AGENTS AT SALEM, ORE started at d.'iw sniuninys ugiuing ghti lied hocan at daV wlt.' break. Tho all forces otwneil six field guns and numerous macliino gitns, tho firing lolng nt long range Thoy continued to sdvanco steadily, tho Chineso artillery replying. Tho guns of t he allies wero more skillfully handled nnd put tho cutis of tho Chinese out of action ono by ono, tho Ohlncso retreat- ins aooni noon. Tho Hussions stormed t o arsenal, thoreby sustaining tho largest losses. Several thousand Japancso havo left Taku for Tien Tsln. and nltosothor 13.- 000 Japaneso hnvo landed. Tho Interna tional troons now ncureento nearly 20.- 000, and Japan Is preparing to send M,W) moio. With the Uritlsli, Ameri can nnd other troops ordored to go, pro bably 00,000 men will bo nvnllnblolnn month. The Ton Shan refugees nnd thu foroign engineers at Clio Foo estlmnto- tho Ulilnrpo troops, now In tho Held, ns 25,000 drilled troops nt Lu Tal. 25,000 nt Shan Hnl Wnn, 16,000 driven from Tien Tsln, nnd 150,000 nt Pokin. HARVARD WINS AGAINST YALE Or Asaoetatad Prraa ta tha Jonraal. Nxw London, Juno 28. Hnrvard won tho four-oared raco from Ynlo today. Tho freshman eights two tullo raco wns also won by Harvard. YALE AT LAST WINS A VICTORY Br Aaaaelatad Prcaa ta tha Journal Nkw London. Juno 28 Tho four-mllo raco of tho university eights was won by Yale. two days. Tho rcliof today (Mondnv.)" THE EXILES POT PEKE SOLICITUDE AS TO THEIR FATE IS TREMENDOUS AND INCREASING The English Or Aaaoelatad Prcaa ta tha Jonraal. Ixjnkon, Juno 28. Tho world again has to depend on rumor in regard to tho fatoof tho supposed oxlles from tho Chinese cnpltol. It Ib generally accepted thnt they havo been compelled to lenvo I'okin, hut whether roastwards, tinder n Chineen escort, or to tho possiblu new capltol, their plight must excltu tho gravest anxiety, ns ercn If thoy nro In tho caro of n Chluoto escort, this is hardly consid ered n good guarantee of safety for "foroign dovils" in n country s arming with their most virulent enomles. A telegram from Jnnilno, Matthesou A Co., dated Shanghai this aftornoon says. "Admiral Soymour arrived at Tien Tsln with ML'l of his forco wounded, be sides C2 killed. Tho damage douo to Tleu Tsln lias boon much uxngguratrd. Shanghai Is nulut." Tho Wesloyau University nt Middle town. Conn,, adopts now regulations limiting number of woman students.nnd cutting off nearly all tholr privileges. placing them lu nit Inferior osltloii to iiiu tnaio students. In Protatt COUH I J.0,,n " a."11' R"ri,i" of ''0 I'"0" I nml cllatu bi Larl -lunkeis, a minor, has 1 ,1.,wl ''.,9. 11,,ft' mwrt, and will liodls- cnargiM irom luruierflervicoauer nouns paid tho amount of tho estuto to tho county clerk. In tho matter of 'ho estato of Helen Mizo, a minor, John II. Scott, tho guardian, lias been ordered releastd from further liability, after placing tho notes mid money belonging to tho estato lu tho hands of tho county clerk, In tho matter of thu estate of K. J, Thurmun, deccatod, It. C. Itnmsby, H. T. Ilobart and Philip Hicks, appraisers for tho Marion county proKtrty, Hied tholr tuport, showing property valued nt f8(31. Thu appraisers In Multnomah county, Sampson J. Jonen, W. J. Me- Kinney and A. C. Hrush, fllod their ro jMirt, showing property at flOOO. W. W. Hnl! has beou appointed guar Tickets East Phone 2301. Per Cent. Oft Ladiei fine 4.00 Kid shoes. Tan or Black, J53.00. Aden's fine 54.00 Willow and Russia Calf, $3.00. Infants' fine SI. 00 shoes, for 75c. All new slyles. Salem Shoe Store R. II 1j:abo. Ahnajjer. ' . ST0UE5 and RANGES. BROS dlan nd lltcon of Roy Illor, n minor h of tho cstaf o of O. J. Mulkoy, decensod , to protect t ho Interest of said heir In tho matter of tho proposed salo of cortnln iienton county lamia boloiu? to mi.i vstat,o. THE ENCAMPMENT. OffklVd Ordn s Issued Ajscmtllnj the Retlmcnl at Salem. Adjutant General Gantenlieln Issued n gon oral ortlor today nt Snlem, nssomb ling tho troops nnd companies of tho Oregon National Guard nt Salem "July 7 to 14 Iiuclueive. Commissary-General I). M. Dunno Is also In tlio city receiving bids for grocer ies, tneats.hay nnd other equipments for iiioiiwinon who nro to bo In camp nt Highland for eight days. Tho two olllclals woro out this after noon ami mndo nn Inspection of tho grounds. Everything is being douo to innko thin tho crock oncamiment and bon ton military event in tho history of tho stnte. Tho local company expects to glvo a ball, nnd it will bo a brilliant week for the capital city. MARION COUNTY COURT. Clearlaf. Its Docket for the New Administra tion of Affairs. County JudgoTorroll itudCoinmtssIon ers John N. Davis nnd Win. Mlloy con vened this afternoon to hold tho Inst ses sion of tho county commissioner's court under Judgo Terroll's administration. Thcro is n lot of miscellaneous busi ness to eloso up, beforo turning over tho records nnd affairs ol tho county court 1 Forces Under Soymour Must too Re ceived Terrihle Punishment, tholr successors. Win. Mlloy Is tho only holdover member of tho court, as ho lias two years to servo. Ho says two years is hardly enough for n man to learn nil nbout tho transaction of county mat ters, and while somo mistakes hnvo been made since ho has been n member, ho thinks tho record of tho court will bear thu closest scrutiny, and will compare favorably with any previous two years. Judgo Terrell and Co Com, Davis re tire with thu general goodwill of tho olllclals of tho courthouse. They hnvo Inborud faithfully to iMirform their full duty, and feel proud of tho fnot that it was UHjn tholr record for reductions and reforms tho Itepubllcnns wero enabled to innko such n favorable showing us to ho again entrusted with power, nnd that if their work is continued, taxo can bo reduced and tho county ho placed on a rash basis beforo another year rolls around. An Advcrtljlpf. Medium, Tiik Jouiinai, is thu best mlwirtlscd iiowsia)er in thu statu outside of Port land, Mr. Khelton ho advertises Kuglieli pointer pups, shipped onu to Harrlsbuig today on Ills nil. lu this piixtr. He waa about the mnddest pup ever taken from mother, too, Carey, the Implement man, run an nil. fjr a pluuton and had four men after It with cash nest day. J. M. Wallace Eailcr Prest. J. M. Wallace Is ruKrtn rusting easier today as he has Ixieu since Mon day. He wems to bo galnliiK attuugth and thu family and physicians are un ouraged over his rinsovery. Ella Anders-Wlllmia, Invites the public to nttuud her Thiol Annual Couiinenceiiient exerula-s, nt the llantiat iliurch. Friday VJiiilii nt 8:16 o'clock. .Mrs Wlllmuu In iloMae ronresentaMne of the Inter stai Assocla'" University Hyitein ol niuMinl instruction, and this year will prvaunl threo griuluatoa Certillcates for thu nroUeiicr course. Thu nrouram i-'rlduv evening will U of inixlumlo luiiulh only und of uiiiihusI musical excellence. "Tickets EastrPhone 2301. 1. J. K l. i The BotanlcallSpecialist Abkes wonderful cures when other doctors fai'. While a res ident of this city, Dr. Cook has gaine I a wide reputation as a Botanic tl Specialist, and cures many cases of Chronic diseases. It you ar suffering from any chronic disease con sult Dr. Cook. He ma' e i ii I charges for consultation, Oltice 301 Liberty Street. Salem Oregon. CONDEMN M'KINLEY The National Prohibition Con vention ROASTS THE ADMINISTRATION On the Canteen Question. In Cuba. Alaska anil the rhlllcdnes-Candldatts Named. Ilr Aaanelatrd Preaa ta tha Jonraal. Chicago, Juno 28. Tho nttelidnnco nt tho Prohibition national convention to day wns much larger than yestordny. After tho preliminary business wns lls. poscu oi tno roil oi states wns called for nominations for presldont. Amid npplnuso National Chairman Stowart was recognized to put John G. Woolloy in nomination. Ho closed by naming John Q. Woolloy "of ovory stato" nnd delegates cheered wildly. Gtinoral Geerof Illinois nominated Halo Johnson of that stato. Homer I. Cnstlo of I'lltsburg took platform omld npplausutu nominate Dr. Swallow of llarrlsburg, Pit. Ciiicaou, Juno 28. Tho Nntlonnl Pro hlbltlou platform contains this: wo cnargo uikiii rrosiuont .Mclilnloy, who was elected to his olllco by appeals to Uliristian sentiment and patriotism, almost unprecedented, and by n combi nation ot moral inlluences never boloro seen In this country, thnt by his con spicuous example ns n wlno-drlnker nt nubile banquets and n wino-eorvlng host IK thu Whtto House, ho has dono mora to encourago thu liquor business, to do morallzn thotemporaiico habits ot young mon nnd to bring Christian practices and requirements into disreputo than nny other president this republic has had. "Wo further charge uon Presldont McKluluy respotisiblllty for tho army canteen, with all Its dire brood of dis ease, immorality, sin amd'lcath in this country, in Cuba, In Porto Hlco and thu Philippines; nnd wo insist that by his attitude concerning the canteen nnd his apparent contempt for the vast iiumbur ol petitions nnd petitioners protesting against it, ho has outraged ami insulted the moral sentiment of this country in such a manner and to such n degree ns calls for righteous uprising nnd his Indignant nnd effectivo rebuko. We challenge, denial of the fact thnt our incentive, ns Uommnuilor-ln-ililof of the forces of tho United Status, at any time prior to or alma March II, 18(H), could hnvo closed every nrmy saloon. railed n canteen, by Executive order, as rreeliicnt unyes nut uoioro mm, ami should hnvo closrii tlium lor tlm snmu reasons which actuated President Hayes; wo nKsort that tho net of congress naiwil .Marcn .', iwiii, loriiiuuingtiiusnio of liquors "In any iost oxclinngu or "nintoen" by nny olllcer or private soldier," or uy nny tuner person on any promises used for military pur mihh'Iiv the United States" was nnd is ns explicit an act of prohibition ns tho English lamtUHgocnufratuut we declare our solemn belief that thu attorney gen eral, in his Interpretation of that law, nnd the secretary n( war, in thin accept ance of that Interpretation and has re fusal tn enforce the law. wero nnd are utility of treasonable nulllllcatlon thore- of, and that President McKluley, through His ascent to nnd iniiorscmenioisucii in terpretation nnd refusal on tho part of ulllelals as appointed by and restionslblu to liim siinres rcsionsiiiiiiiy in inuir guilt; und wo record our conviction that n new und so' ions peril confronts our country in the fact that Its President, at the behest nt Iho beer power, daro and does ahro'gtte a law lu Congress through subordinates whose act become ills, nnd thus virtually confesses that laws aro to be administered or imlllllcd In thu in terest of it Inw-diifylmt business by an Administration tindur morlgugu to such business forsupport. "Fourth Wo deplore the fact that an Army of this Republic, claiming thu right and miwer to carry our flag across thu seas mid to conquer and annex new triirrilnry should admit itt luck of powur to prohibit thu American saloon on sub jugated roil, or should openly coulees llntlf subject to liquor sovereignty under that Mag. Wo aro humbled, exasperated and grieved by tho evidence, pain ully abuiid nut, that this Administration's iwllcy of xpiiiisiou is bearing ni rapidly lis fruits of driiiikoiiuosslusnnilyHiid crime under ti u lint sun of thu tropics, and when the president ot the llrst Philippine commis sion suvh It was unfortunate that wh in- troduccd and ustublhhed thu saloon there to corrupt thu imtlves. to exhibit the vices of our race. Wo charge thu Inhumanity and un Christianity of this nut upon the udmiic stratum ol rresiuent Mciimoy, anil uiHin the imrtv which ekviixl and would "Filth Wo declare that the only Tickets East. Plnn 2301. THE CHICAGO t L5a3kaaa' !;. I,. Kinii, (leu'l Agent for Ore. Albany Onvou f SflFi Criminal Neglect of Eyes . jjmrI?'T 0 "w Herman W. Barr, Scientific Optician, which tho COVarnmAnt nt !. Itcd States can of rtiht otUMfat, . mo liquor iraiuc, unucr the Nntlona constitution, upon any territory under tho military or civil con. trol of thnt government is lhi policy of prohibition; that tO establish IllStlCO. Secnm ilnmn.tln Mn. n. it . . " .. p r.- ""."" tiullllty, provide for the common defence promotO the cennral wclfarn nml ln.i,rn tho blessings of liberty to ourselves and our postority, ns tho constitution pro vldea, tho liquor truffle must neither be sanctioned nor tolerated, nnd that the porpotunto tho samo. revenue policy, which makes our iinv. crnmont a partnor with dlitllleri and brewers and barkeeper, is a disgrace to pur clvlllaatlon, an outrage npon human ity and a crlino against God, "Wo condemn tho presontAdmlnlafnt tion nt Washington becauso it has re pealed tho prohibitory laws in Alaska and has given over tho party civilized tribes thero to bo tho prey of the Ameri can grog bIiod and because It ha nn. tored unon a liconso no! lev In 'nnr nn. sessions by incorporating tho same In tho roi out net of Congress In ths codo of Inws for tho governmental tho Hawaiian -Islnnd. PANIC IN RUSSIA DEATH OF TIIEtR ABLE PINANCE MINISTER THE CAUSE Dlfflcutll.1a China Have Alto Made the Situa tion More Difficult. Mr Aaaaolate I'rcaa 4 tk Joaraaj. London, Juno 2S.A dispatch from Moscow to tho Westminister Gazette says tho Boxers trouhloi and the drain Count Murnvioff linvu creatlv armotna. ted dlnicultlea of tho flnnnclal situation in Itussla which is in such a critical etato ns to nrouso the gravest anxiety. Tho black list of goods firms failing lengthens and Immense sums of money havo boon lodged in the Imperial bank for safety. Dewey Predicts Bryas. Nkwi-oiit, It. I., Juno 27, Admiral Dewey, in nn Interview last night, tild: "Island just where I did soma time ago. If tho Amorlcnn people want' me as tiioir ciyulldnto for President, I am rondy." Askod II he would stand for the noml nation for vlco .president, ho replied ho would not. Concerning tho political outlook in tho West, from which part of tho coun try the Admiral recently returned, he raid: "Thore is n strong feeling In tho West for Ilrvnn. nnd If hu mm far tlm nn.i. doncy I bollovo Jio will bo elected." Admiral Dewey paid a high tribute to President McKinlnv. Ho annkn nf il. mental strain under which the chief uAi-iuiivu luuorcu. nnu cued tne case of thu present crisis in China, which is very serious, ho said. LITTLE TELEGRAMS. Nine Filipino gonernls havo taken the oath of allegiance to Uncle 8am and acknowledged American sovereignty. it is roortod that n deal has been made whereby Jntnes J. Hill comes in" control of Mil tho Great Northernland Northern Pacific. Sewlsf Machine, Needles, advertised nt 25 cents a doien, will hereafter bo sold by Geo. C. Will,' at 20 cents n dozen. SKWING MAOHINK NKUDLKS-Ad-vertlseil nt 20c dux, sold here ntlSodox F. A Wiggins, Agt., aundanl .Ma chines, !!07 Commercial street. 0-28-St Wheat Market, f Kan 1'iuni isco, Juno 2t. Caih 109. Ciiicaoo, III,, June 28. July wheat clostil 60. Buleiu, -IS to IHJi. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADS DY Tho SidneylPowar.Co, SIDNKr,'OUKOON, mndo for family use, ask ycurgroeeri lor it. llrnn and shorti ulwaj s on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT. niONs SI. Wu always have the freshest candy, For we make some every day. Our chocolate creams and Han Eons, Aru "par excellence" so they uy. Of tallies we havo many kinds, -Itoth plain and llavored chews; When vou'ro tindecldol what to buy, Ktep In and purchase those. ELLIS & ZINN'S 154 State St 'Phone 2874. TYPEWRITER policy United Prkt $35.00 The Chicago is a good manifolder and does work equal to machines costing 100. Don't pay more than US for a typewriter until you see The Chicago. Clyuh Ilnocx, local Agent, faletu Oregon. Home kinds nt neglect come under the heading "criminal." The neglect ol child rin'stiyials one, Eyvstraiu stunts the Inielleet. Wo will give you reliable Jif (ormution If you sustiect your child '" slhv la defective. 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