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JOURNAL.
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SALBM, OREGON SATtTCIDAT JULY T 1900.
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Price is not the Only Thing f
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MASSACRE OF ALL THE FOREIGNERS
To consider when you buy a pair of shoes. You
want the quality to correspond with the price.
Gives you extra good value for every dollar you
OUCIIU Willi IIICIII. tnc . . . . . . w0R0WN-5 mark
anues are siynsn, nr. wen ana
wear well. Ask your neighbors
about them. Clothing, Hats,
blurts. Hosierv. Underwear. n shank
Gloves,- and all kinds of Ladies' and Gents'
imd
5k
Furnishing Goods.
In the Capital oi CHina Has Been Con-i
firmed.
ENTIRE WHITE POPULATION IN PEKIN
SLAUGHTERED ANP THEIR BODIES BDRNED
Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store.
L -ET. BARNES, Proprietor
We're holding
the reins - .
Last Sad and Hopeless Message ol the American Min
ister Calling for Help.
WHEN it comes to a matter of prices in
Shoes, and we are driving at a fast
gait, too; but we can keep it up so long
as our stock lasts. This idea of our driv
ing in prices is too large a stock and must
be reduced -- get in on our low prices on
Tan Shoes, others as well, -v a, ;y
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275 COMMERCIAL ST.
Or Aeaoelated Preaa ta tka Journal.
London-, July 7. "Tho ninssacro of foreign ministers, women, children and
guards nt l'ekln lifter 18 days hopeless resistances is continued," Bays n dispatch
from Shanghai, dated July 0.
"When ammunition and food woro exhausted," continues tho dispatch, "tho
Ohlneso fiends closed upon tho legations and butchered all who remalnod alive.
Afterwards they set ilro to tho legation buildings in which tho romnlns of Uio vie
thus wero consumed In one Iiorriblo holocaust."
Another Shanghai dispatch states that tho officer in charge of several depart
ments at Shanghai and vicinity admits that no legations exists In l'okin, and no
foreigners have been loft nllvo.
Princo Tuan had four thousand Chinese- butchered, It is said, for daring to pe
tition to control tho orgio of blood.
A dispatch from Taku says tho last mossago from Conger, United Stales min
ister at Pokin, brought thoro by runners reads as follews: "Wo are bosolgcd.
Provisions aro becoming exhausted and tho situation Is desperate, Belief forte
should advance"
A Report Dated July 2.
Br Aaaoelated Preee to the Journal.
Losno.v, July 7. Jardino Mathles & Co., of Shanghai, tologrophed their Lon
don liouso as follews: "Tho llrltieli legation was standing July 2. Thoro aro re
assuring reports regarding Uio lives of Europeans."
Were Still Standlnr July 3.
Or Aaaociated I'reaa ta tka Joarau.
Washington, July 7. A cablegram from Consul General Goodnow at Shang
hai says tho legations woro standing on tho third instant. Tho Boxers seemed
disposed to alopt tho starvation raothods.
GOVERNMENT ACTS PROMPTLY.
The American Recular Troots Ordered to the Philippines to De Utilized In China If Found
Necessary.
aro gathorcd by correspondents at
Shanghai from Chlnoso sources, especi
ally of tho slaughter lu tho Chlnoso and
Tartarclty of thousands of natlvcChrist
lans, so that tho capital rocks with
carnage. Tho ruthless thirst for blood
is spreading in all tho Northern prov
inces; and whorovor thero aro natho
Christians tho sconos enacted in tho
capital aro reproduced in miniature.
From theso provinces nothing furthor
comus regarding tho Legation forces, ex
cept n repetition that thoy aro nil dead.
Tho correspondents nver that If tho
Chincsb officials In Shanghai wlshod to
throw light on tho real state of nITairs In
tho capital thoy could do so, and, thoro-
loro, uio worst reports aro accepted as
true.
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Our Motto:J.Good Work at Living Prices.
Rooms 27 and 29, P. 0.
II r Aeaoclated Preaa ta tka Jouraai.
Washington, July 7. Orders woro Issued by tho War department tills after
noon for tho dispatch of 0,264 regular troops to tho Philippines with a view to
their utilization in China if found necessary. Theso troops aro intended to rollovo
tho volunteers in tho Philippines and will only bo alvcrtcd to China In tlio event
that circumstances demand it.
LI HUNG CHANG'S
PROCLAMATION
Or Aaaoelaled Preaa ta Ike Journal.
London, July 7. -Accord lug to tho
Dally Telegraph's correspondent, lua
dispatch dated Thursday, United States
Consul McWado has great influonco
witli Li Hung Chang, and has persuaded
him to l86iio a proclamation containing
detailed Instructions to prefects, sub
prefects and magistrates. It orders thorn
to detect, behead and otherwise sovoro
ly punish Boxers. Theso officials, tho
proclamation says, will bo hold respon
sible for the safety of the missionaries
native Christians. Tho Governors of two
Quongs join in thejproclatnatton.
Another proclamation Issued by LI
Hung Chang directs that persons start
ing an uprising shall bo at onco bo
headed, and that those spreading falso
rumors shall bo eovoroly punished.
This latter phrase, in a Chinese sonso,
means slow strangulation by means of a
wooden collar. Wholesale oxocutions
are expected to follow theso proclama'
tlons.
JAPAN TO ACT
WITH A FREE HAND
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Dressing Tables
all sstx (
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IN ALL KINDS
OF
PRETTY WOODS.
Are now used to go
with Iron Beds.
Wo keep a good lino
of theso goods and
would bo pleased to
show you whether
or not you intend
buying.
A Wardrobe Couch
Hammocks?
Or Aaaoelaled Preaa ta (be Journal
London, July 7, 2H0 n. m. Tho Bus-
sian government announces that It will
givo Japan n frco hand to apply military
forco in China. Tho terms of this con
sent aro summarized in tho subjoined
dispatch from St. Petersburg, under dto
of July Oth :
"Undor inqntry from tho Japanese
Cabinet regarding tho dtsatch of Jap
anese troops In China to render aid to
tho foreigners in Pckin, tho Russian
Government declaro J Juno 27 that It
lott tho Japanoso Government full
liberty of action in this connection, as
theToklo Cabinet expressed its readi
ness to act in full agreement with tho
othor powers."
It Is iu ronsequonco of this, no doubt,
that Japan Is preparing to embark 80,.
000 more troops. Political considera
tions that wero thought to have been
influencing tho action of tho potters aro
thus laid aside for a moment, at least,
by tho governments supposed to have
tho clearest purposo rosjiccttng China's
future.
Details of Horrors
Details of further horrors in Pokln
A CONSUL
GENERAL REPORTS
And There Are Hopes That Foreigners Or At
Least Part of Them Arc Still Alive.
Mr Aaaealaled Praaa ta Ike Juaraal.
Washington, July 7. A dispatch
from Consul General Goodnow this
morning has rovived tho hopo that tho
U-gatlonors nt Pokin or at least somo of
thorn aro still nllvo.
It tho only thlin? thoy havo to faco is
starvation, tho officials bollovo thoro is
ground for tho hopo that tho horrible
stories from Bhanghal, of iiamolosa
crimes and massacres, are at least pro-
mature.
One certain effect of Goo-now's dis
patch will bo to cause tho officials hero,
and without doubt European govern
ments, to redouble their exertions to
push forward a forco to Pokin.
Tho main hopo for speedy action is
still in Japan, but Japan Is not expected
to mako a campaign slngto-handcd, Tho
International forces nt Taku ami Tien
Tsln will co-oporato to tho utmost with
tho Japanoso in a inovomont en Pokln.
Oreion May Be Still Ashore.
Or Aaaoelaled Preaa la the Jouraai,
London, July 7. A dispatch from
Shanghai, dated Thursday, July 6, says
inasmuch as tho steamers sent to tho
assistance of tho United Slates battle
ship Orogon havo not returned, many
persons have concluded that the Oregon
s still ashore.
battalion of tho Second Infantry, nlFort
Thomas and Columbus Barracks, tho
homo battalion of tho Fifth Infantry, nt
Fort Sheridan, and tho homo battalion
of tho Eighth Battery at Fort Snolling,
Minn. Their places will bo supplied by
tho Cuban battalions of tho regiments
named, tho oxceBB being used, so far as
possible for supplying tho garrisons In
New York, Vermont and Georgia va
cated by tho prospective doparturo of
tho Fifteenth Infantry for tho Philip
pines. ROOSEVELT ANDIIANrM.
Catnpalcn Plans Arran(ed-The Senator On the
Democratic Platform.
Or Aaaoelaled Preaa ta the JourauL
Cmcneland, O., July 7. Governor
Roosovolt spent eight hours in Cleve
land. Ho loft for Canton to visit Pres
ident Mckluloy. Tho most of tho Gover
nor's stay In Olovelaud was taken up by
a consultation with llanna. Governor
Roosovolt said:
"I havo been conferring with tho sen
ator about tho itinerary that wo shall
follow this fall. It has been determined
that if possible, I shall visit nil tho
Itocky Mountain states."
Senator llanna, when asked for nn
expression ou tho Democratic platform,
said:
"From what 1 havo read, I can sco
that it is a cunningly devlBod scheme to
catch tho unwary and tho unthinking
voters. I think tho most labored o ort
In their document was to croato a diff or
onco between expansion and imtiorliil
Ism. It was rather nuiuslug to sea their
linn of demarcation; Booming to roly
tho constitutional question to establish
that difference as to whether tho Hag
follows the constitution or tho constitu
tion follows tlio Hag. Wo aro perfectly
willing to meet that issue on their own
hytwthoslB. So far ns tho free silver
plank Is concerned, I think all Republi
cans will be satisfied,"
FUSION IS
BMG MRAMED
The Populists May Not Endorse Steyen-
son.
Emperor to President.
U Aaaoelalea Preaa fa (fee Jouraai.
Canton, Ohio, July 0. Tho following
was rccolvcd by tho President Friday :
"Rondozburg July 0, To tho Presi
dent of tho United States, William Ale
Kluloy: For your Excellency's warm
words of condolence in Uio murder of my
representative In Pokln, I express my
most sincere thanks, I locognlzo thoruiu
tho common Impulse of Interest which
bind the civilized nations together.
William, Lmperor.
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Yes, no havo como
good ones, close woven
and full length, with
two heavy stretchers.
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Is not a
Trunk
But it answers nearly the same purpose, We soil a good
many to people who wish to ecouomizo space.
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Half Dollars
Do'as much today
as dollars once did
in i the, furniture
trade.
" Let us show you how much you can get for a little
money. i
The Big Store jUlUJUl
WITH LITTLE PRICES. T2i T ,alf 1l I irTaWaaTT
lijii Mryyff3rfr"iBHiar
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FIRST CAVALRY WILL CO.
Mext Redmtot Is to Be Sent to the Ori
ent.
Ur Aaaoelaled Preaa ta Ike Jaaraal.
Wabiunoton, July 7. Although tho
war departmout officials will not admit
it, It is practically settled that tho Flrtt
regiment or cavalry wllll ho tho next
regimunt Kent to tho Philippine
for tho relief of tho volunteer
troops. Tho regiment is now
stationed in tho West. Tim cavalry
detachment at Fort Myor, Va., Is alto
booked for an oarly departure for tho
Philippines. It comprises Troops II, G,
II and I of tho Third Cavalry, together
with tho regimental band. Tho other
squadrons of this regiment already aro in
tho Philippines. Othor troops supposed
to bo destined to the Philippines, for poa
slblo diversion into China, aro tho homo
Rock to Be Removed.
Pinncclo rock, whlch.has long boon a
mouaco to navigation in Yuquina bay, Is
to bo rvmoveo forthwith. About six
months ago Captain Harts.UnltedStalos
oirginoors.cotnplotcd n project for tho ro
moval of tho rock, and this waa reported
toWashington by tho board,aud acted on
favorably by tho department, orders be
ing Issued to carry tho project out. A
party loft Portland for Yaqulna Friday,
and thoy will begin work immediately.
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THE INTER MOUNTAIN STATER '
ARE ALL PLBDQEDO BRYAN'
But tho Leaders Are Not Hopeiul AuOufyCarrying tlieJ
racinc states.
nblo to glvo out any part of his campaign
A STATEMENT
Hr Aaaoelattd Preaa ta ka Journal.
Kansas City, July 7.-A practical plans for sevoral days,
fusion between Democratic und Populist' -
parties on the preBldontlal tlckot, has TOWNE WILL MAKE
uoen iiccmcu uon by tlio ropuliat na
tional committee. Unless tho present
ttlflhO first nllillliiml 1Aiim.ne ll.n Ta
ocratlc vlce-presidontlal candldatb will ' "'kaCitt, 'Z', MrT
not bo endorsed, whether or not Towno , Towno w Mkod hV(j Ithdr,;M;
decides to wlthdiaw, as thlsj it Is foarod. ' Pnnnll.i vlon.r.,.t.in.ui -.i i .
would result In a largo dcfictlon to tho . dor Uwt Stevenson's namo might be suW ' 3
niWdlo-road Populists .tltutod. Ho Is quoted as Myieg: "I
Tnuiin Will Innvn llito nttnmnnn n.wl f . . B jTk
'"'" " " """icnnnoi say nuyiiung just now. I'lp'M
stop at Lincoln nt tho invitation of .mako an announcomnt In . r- .i... i.. 5!H
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HOT WEATHER
IN
THE EAST
Mr Aaaoelaled Praaa la Ike Jouraai.
Ciiicauo, July 7. Four deaths from
heat havo been rcortcd today.
Nkw Yoiik, July 7. At tiooit tho thcr
momolor registered DO degrees, tho
July record. A dozen heat prostrations
havo been reported,
GOVERNOR OF PORTO
RICO ARRIVES
Bryan.
Tho Democratic national committee
resumed Its session today. Representa
tives of Populists and SiUor Republicans
attended thu mcotlng. ,
Nearly every statu In which tho Popu
list and Silver Republican strength Is
necessary to tarry tfio statjfor tho Dem-
ocrary was pledged to Bryan and Steven
son. Tho oxcopllons wero Nobraska,
Kansas and South Dakota. Representa
tives of theso states thought It doubtful
whether thoy could bo earrlod for Jlry
nn, unless tho Populist nominees, Bryan
nnd Towno, should remain in tho Held.
They claimed thoy did not enro to sacri
fice Towno.
Stress was laid upon tho danger of
losing four senators In theso three states.
Silver Republicans said thoy had lllttlo
hopo of thu Paclflod coaBt.
Tho matter of running a third ticket
will probably bo determined, ofter a
conference of tho leaders at Lincoln.
Tho commltleo thou ndjourned sine dlo.
A numbor of loaders left for Lincoln this
afternoon, to confor with Bryan.
WHEN HANNA WILL
OPEN HIS BARREL
Pr Aaaoelaled Preaa ta the JsanaJ.
Glvbxand. 0., July 7. Senator
llanna said today that ho would go to
Now York and open headijuartsrs in
that city about July 23th.
Special Reserves,
'Old Government" whisker,
recoa
osneo-
Canuln
McOarty
Nkw Yoiik, July
cruiser Mayflower with U.
Governor of Porto Rice, ou
rived today from San Juiiii.
Conference at Lincoln.
Hr Aaanelaleil Preaa la Ike Jouraai
Lincoln, Nob , July 7. Tho tldo of
Democrats has turned from Kansas City
1 1 i.incoin, ana jiryan expects many
7. Tho Auxiliary .visitors during tlio next fow days. Tho
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25 Per Cent. Oft
The Botanical Specialist
Atakes wonderful cures when
other doctors fail. While a res
ident of this city, Dr. Cook
has gained a wide reputation
as a Botanical Specialist, and
(cures many cases of Chronic
diseases. If you are sulTering
from any chronic disease con
sult Dr. Cook, lie makes no
charges for consultation.
Oflke 301 Liberty Street,
Salem Oregon.
influx liegati today, when tho Montana
delegation stopped between trains. Othor
delegations aro expected during the
afternoon. Bryan does not expoot to bo
iilzod by leading physicians, and
taiiv uy a. v. O'Brien M. n.,
iiu ourKvou, aiso dt wm. v, Mcuarty
btatos Army. Furthermore, Uw board
of health of San Francisco, recommends
tills stimulant as tho purest, unadultor
a ted. for family use, for convalescent
and Invalids. Sold exclusively In Balem
and Marlon County by J. P. Room.
4-36-tf
Wo always havo the freshest caady,
For wo mako soma every dy.
Our chocolate creams and Be Sow,
Aro "par excellence" so thoy sy.
Of tallies wo havo many kind,
Both plain and flavored chows i
When vou'ro undecided what to buy,'-;
Step in and purchaso those.
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ELLIS ZINN'S1
154 State St
'Phone 2874.
Prevention of Eye Troubles
J9
Prevention Is better thsn care. It d:
cheaiKir, It Is possible when cure li.Im--
poteiuio. ivyo trouuies may bo avowed
by the timely usb of glasses, averting dl.
vomiort, suiierinu ana permanent Im
pairment of sight Wo aro pioperly;
tuipMM to njust glasses anu guram?
oaiifiaction,
Herman W. Barn
Scientific Optician,
118 State St. Salem Or.
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY'
Conductod by tho Bonodlctlno Fathers.
Ucati'd 40 miles south of Portland, on ono of tho most healthful and attractive
spout oi urn .viiiamouo volley, thk iiikai. Piaik roti yocaBovs. Preparatory,
v.ur.vu,, uuiiiiuuiviai mm nvimiiiuu ViUlirau. iiiuoiu a IIHJCiaiiy,
tor particulars, apply to tho President. 7-S-3m
Ladies' fine 4.00 Kid shoes.
Tan or'Black, 53.00. Men's
fine 4.00 Willow and Russia
Calf, $3.00. Infants' fine $ .00
shoes, for 75c. Allliew styles.
Salem' Shoe Store
R. H. LEAqo, Manager.
BRIDGE & DGACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SOPERIOR
ST01ES and
RANGES.
CAN DE
FOUND AT
GRAY BROS
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Of Ladles I
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Shirt
i.Waists
"Qn Kuvs'the one formerly sold
J?G at tiQ cents.
d CAi Colored and white, wiry
Z DOC stylish, worth 76o und fl.OO
Qf for I1U5 and fl.35 vuluos,
vC colortd and while.
$1 )", For the lines that sold yi-
tJl.J terday for 1W), $1 75amIZ.
si.no
lliiva tho ti.,
'.'.75 line.
f?M, and
Ladies' Wrappers
Slaughtered Also
76 Special
1.UU hpeclal.
.V hpeclal.
1 35 Hpeuisl
1 W Huial
1 75 Hpt-rUl
2.00 Special
i.'if) Sx-iil
'1 50 Sirial
1,05
1.15
16
1.15
1.05
1.85
preparation Sale.
cKS GLOVESfciottaiiuf..... "
I'lne CuaranieeJ Qualities.
78c.
SPECIAL
PR. PAIR
Vacation Capes
Wo havo just received a new lino
of advance ttylwi in golf rajwsfor
the crxisters nnd exoursionlau,
Look Out
Vox our big drive In Hull'
imxt Wednesday.
skirts
Don't fall to come to us for that
suit Don't think for mlnuto
wo will sit around wad lot others
steal a march on us.
We are In the Lead
For Low Prices.....
Men's Suits
$2.50, $3.00, v '
$3.95, $6.60.
They're great values or ra
wouldn't talk about 'em. rteelnjt
is behoving, so call "whether you
buy or not.
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SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM, ORB
Received Today.
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