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    DAILY
JOUKNAL.
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VOL. X
SALEM, OREGON MONDAY AUGUST C 1900.
NO 194
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In Men's Summer
Coats and Vests!
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l GREAT REDUCTIONS
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J Fine gray mohair coat and vest 2.G0 reduced to 1.75 j
L Flno black mohair coats 2.00 reduced to 1.60 1
f Fino black mohair coats 1.06 roducod to 1.25
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Fine bluo sorgo coat and vest $5.00 reduced to $3.75
Una lirnvn wnrnipil nnaf nhil voat J RA vn.lnnA.1 in 1 r.n
Fino bluo sergo coat and vost '...'.'. 4.00 reduced to 3.00
Groy mohair coats 1.45 reduced to 1.25
Grey check mohair coats 1.35 reduced to 1.15
Men's crash suits 3.05 reduced to 3.00
Men's craBh suitB 3.35 reduced to 2.75
Men's crash suits 2.40 reduced to 1.95
Mon's crash pants 1.00 roduced to .75
Men's light summer coats. 35c and 85c.
I Ladles' tan shoes $2.75 lino reduced to $2.25
m Ladies' tan shoes 2 50 lino reduced to 1.1)5
f Ladles' tan shoes 2.00 lino reduced to 1.05
Gents' tan shoes 3.40 lino reduced to 2.75
Gents' tan shoes 2 85 lino reduced to 2.25
Gent's tan shoes 2.25 lino reduced to 1.00
BATTLE
ON
SUNDAY
evidoiico indicated that Black was spec
ulating on tho wheat of his storors, and
tho decision Is on thodoctrlno thatwhon
this is done it must be at tho risk of tho
buyer and not at tho risk of tho storor,
and that it is tho business of tho latter to
know tho authority of tho warehouse
man. Tho caso Will Protmhlv 1m nniw.nl.
eu.
JONES AND
WEBSTER DAVIS
It Is Softly Intimated that Conjressman Townc
Will Withdraw From the Presidential
Ticket.
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L E.
Only Six Miles Out on Their March
to Pekin
THE ALLIED INTERNATIONAL FORCES AET
AND ENGAGE SIXTEEN THOUSAND CHINESE
HELD BY A
STRAIGHT JACKET
Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store.
T. BARNES, Proprietor
fl GREAT 6RflSfl
X Big job 75c crash skirts to close out only 49c,
X A few more of those nice rough rider suits for
little boys to clean out at only 75c, X X
X Glassware smashed all to piecesthat is, the
prices are smashed. X X X X X
X If you want bargains in anything call at the
PAIR STORE
274 Commercial St. Salem Or.
This First Battle Indicates that There Will Be Hard Work
Ahead of the Europeans on Their Road to the
Chinese Capital.
has
Or Aaaaelatc Pre ( tka Journal.
Washington, Aug 6. The following cablegram
oeen recieved by the Navy Department:
" Che Foo reports an engagement at Peit Sane, Sunday
morninir. The allies loss in killed nnd wnnnHpH Unnt
1200, chiefly Russians and Japanese the Chinese retreating."
I he Che Foo official report is believed to be reliable.
About 16,000 allies heavily engaged the Chinese at Peit Sang.
Peit Sang is about six miles north-west of Tien Tsin, enroute
to Pekin.
fir Aaaoclatd Praaa ta taa JonraaJ.
Milan, Aug. 0. Pressl, tho assassin
of king Hutnbart 1ms abandoned tho at
tltudeof calm which ho has assumed
slnco tho murder and has beon glvlmr
awny to tits of passion. This necessitated
placing him in a straight jackot for ton
hours.
JAPAN LABOR
CAN'T COME
ttr Aaanctntrrt Vrtaa ta (he Journal.
Washington, Aug. 0. A dispatch has
beon received at tho Japancso legation
hero announcing that tho government
of Japan had prohibited for tho present
tho emigration of all Japanese laborers
to tho United Statos and Canada.
Or Aaaol(cd lraa ta the Journal.
CiiiCAno, Aug. 0 Chairman Jones and
Webster D.ivis wero In conforonco at tho
Democratic headquarters today. Davis
will inako n series of speeches during tho
campaign,
J. A. Ldgorton, sccrotary of tho
National Populist commlttro, is hero
arranging for owning a branch head-quartors.
Edgorton stated that a movement ia on
foot which will probably bo Bitccoasfu
for tho fusion of Silver Kopubllcanij and
Silver Democrats in Idaho. It is ex
ported that Towno will withdraw from
tho Populist tlokot and his namo will bo
roplacod by Stevenson.
TWO BOLD
TRAIN ROBBERS
GLASSES
nro not a Blgn of old ago. Tho youthful
eyes nood regulating an much as tho old
or eyes nood help. Wo can assist both.
In our
OPTICAL DEPAHTMKNT
Aro Instruments for testing tho sight and
a skilled optlcan to fit glasses to week
or defective oyes. Examinations aro free.
Call and, see us when in need of glasses.
FIGHT LASTED SEVEN
AND ONE HALF HQURS
HERMAN W. BARR,
118 SUto St. Scientific Optician
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
STOUES and
RANGES.
MANUFACTURING
SUPERIOR
t
CAN BE
FOUND AT
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SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM, ORE
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E. L. Kino, CLvnie UnocK,
Gon'l Agent for Oro. I-ocal Agent,
Albany Oregon.
Salem Oregon.
;tate normal school
cm
4 MONMOUTH, " Fall Term Opens
UKfcGON. September 16th,
.jiiiio Diuuenis oi ttioHtate Normal School aro prepared to
tf take the bUto Certificate Immediately on graduation.
j, Graduates readily secure good positions.
Jti Kxpenso of year from 1120 to 160.
rUrong Academic and Professional courses..
Kjw pecial department in Manual Training.
rut avaiogue cpniainmg lull
auuuuui'emouu, auuresx,
P. L. Campbell, Pres.
or, W. G Warm, Sec Faculty
3T
DS SaOaJBaHaB P fSMtnfitt
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
Blx)catod0 miles south of Portland, on one of the most healthful and attractive
iCMa t i , n w,1,amette Valley. Tub Idk.il Ptcie for Yodr Boys. Preparatory,
-"! muicii;i gnu DC1
or particulars, apply to the President.
lentiflc Course. Music a specialty.
7-2-3m
THE HEAT COOLERS
The warm inn h .nmA u..i ... -- i i i e u
t...UU - L -.- imj builic, uui wc aic I1CJC UIICJU ui a
tWltn a tieavv snnnlu nt nnr.iar. : au r iu. -i.: i
line or erocenes. sa aH: mfc nri aariu;nrr , o u
lunch or refreshing summer meal.
Harritt & Lawrence,
OLD POSTOWICK QKOCKKY
tlr f aoelnted 1'rtu ta the Journal,
Washington, Aug, 0. Interest In the
ChincBo situation was intonsIUod this
morning by tho receipt of two dispatches
from American naval officers at ChoFoo,
rjicAtIng unofficial but apparently relia
bio roports of actlvo and extensive hos
tilities betweo tho allied forces and tho
Chincso, somewhere botwoon Tion Tsin
and Pekin. Tho dispatches Indicate un
mlstakably that tho roliof column has
started in earnest and that It is meeting
with determined opposition.
Although nolther of tho dispatches
mentions (ho presonce of American
troops in tho reported engagement, it is
assumed at tho war department that at
IcaBt part of Chaffco'a small army took
an nggrosslvo part in tho affair. Ac
cording to Information in posossion of
tho war dopartmont, tho to An of Pelt-
sang Ib between 11 and 12 miles by road
beyond Tion Tsin. From tho fact that
tho engagement lasted 7 hours, It
argues that either tho Chinese must
havo been heavily entrenched, or that
thoro was an immense horde to so stub
bornly contest an advance of 10,000
International troops.
Unless the opposition suddenly
breaks down tho military oxperta look
for n desperato engagement when the
troops reach tho walled city of Tung
Chow. Tho position of ;tho United
States diplomatically remains un
changed. Our government will not
consent to tho removal of tho ministers.
and foreigners from Pekin until there Is
freo communication by tho powers with
the ministers.
Thero seems to bo on doubt about tho
safety of tho ministers at Pekin for tho
present and thoy will not bo induced to
accept any offers of the Chincso govern
ment to escort them to Tien Tsin until
Uiey havo had communlcaulon with
their governments.
THE GENERALS
CANNOT AGREE
fir AaaorUld IT ta tfca JonrauL
London, Aug. 0. Tho anti-foreign
power again has tho upper hand at
Pokin.
LI Uung Chang claims his represent
ations to Yasg Tso and Taotal Slion,
viceroys, will bo donouncod by LI Ping
Uong, bocauso thoy nro friendly to tho
foreigners.
Correspondents nt Tien Tsin nro un
able to got anything fresh, though n ills-
patcti from Hhanghnl avors that tho al
lies aro making slow progress toward
Pokin, on account of tho dlfforenco of
opinion among tho Gonerals. Tho Am
erican, British and Japaneeo command
ers favor ono plan, tho despatch aIlrms,
and tho Uiifslans, French, and German
commanders favor anothor. 12:10 p. m.
FOREST FIRE
IN THE PARK
tlr Aatarlated Prcsa ta tHm JonraaJ.
Hklkna, Mont., Aug, 0. United
States Marshal Jackson reports tho de
structive forest llro sweeping between
tho upper geyser basin and the lake In
tho Yollow Stone National Park under
control.
CONGRESS OF
BOLIVIA MEETS
FUGATIVES ARRIVE
FR0AI CHINA
Or Aaaoelatc Prtaa ta tka Jonraal.
San Fiiancisco. Aug. 0. With decks
crowded with tho bluo Jackets, marines,
ex-soldiers and refugees tho transport
Logon from Tauk docked today. Thoro
woro men, women and children on tho
vessel direct from Tion Tsin who had
escaped mobs of boxors and tho Itnporlal
ChincHo troops.
A Reward of One Thousand Dollars Each Ts
Pld onThctrllead.'DMd t
or Alive. , j " it
Or .laaoclatad Preaa ta taa JonraaJ.
DitNVEn, Colo., Aug. 0. A dozen do
tecttves and posso oi men under com-
mnud of Sheriff Frooimm nm urmiri....
tho country In tho noighlwrhood of
Hugo Colo., In search of two men who
robbed tho passongers on tho Union
Pacific lansaB City oxprc'sj Sunday
morning, and killed Wm. J. Fny, of
Anahoim, who resisted.
Today n rown.nl of $1,000 each for the
capturo of tho men dead or nllvo, has
beon offered.
CIRCUS CROWD
INLIMBO
GIRL POUNDED
CAPTAIN WAS
TOO SEVERE
Or Aa.arlat.a t... (ha JoaraaJ.
Nkw YoitK, Aug. (1. K. Thielo, a
fourth ofllcer of tho Ilnmhurg American
Iluor Deiitichlnnd, blow out his brains
becauso ho fell nsleop whllo on duty and
was dlpgroced by tho Captain.
WALTER GREEN
IS IDENTIFIED
Or Akaoelaf)! I'rtaa ta tka Journal.
Suchk Pomvia, Avg. (I. Congress will
be opened today, tho nnnlvorsay of tho
Independence of Hollvla. A Cabinet
crisis and voto of censuru from congress
aro expected unless the minister resigns.
GENERAL DEWET
TO BE DONE FOR
llr AaaoclaUd l'raaa ta tka JonraaL
Lo.ndom, Aug. 0. A dispatch from
Pretoria says General Kitchener has
narrowed the circle around Uunorals
Dowet and Stoyn by drlvinir tho enomv
from one of the Hunk positions ho held.
THE MANITOBA
WHEAT YIELD
llr Aaaoelatari lraa t h Jn.iMai
Sr. I'aul, Minn , Aug. 0 A Winnipeg
special says tho government crop
bulletin places the total wheat yiuld of
Manitoba at 11,000,000 bushels.
CHICAGO
UPPER CHINA
GETTING SERIOUS
Or Aaaoelate I'rcaa ta tka JoaraaJ.
Paris, Aug. 0, Tho French Comul at
Chung King, telegraphs that tho situa
tion is becoming moro serious on the
upper Yang Tso Kiang. Tho KnglUh
consul has left and tho French consul
intends to leave with his Japanoso col-league.
DR. J. F, COOK
The Botanical Specialist
Atakes wonderful cures when
other doctors fail. While a res
ident ot tnis city ur. Look
has gained a wide reputation
as a Botanical Specialist, and
cures many! cases of Chronic
diseases. If you are suffering
from any chronic disease con
sult Dr. Cook. He makes no
charges for consultation.
Omce 301 Liberty btreet,
Salem Oregon.
Or Aaaoclatc I'rraa ta tka JonraaJ
IitirFAi.0, N. Y. Aug. Walter 8.
Green who suicided nt LaOrando, Ore.,
was n son of Capt. John Green, n well
known vessel ow nor here.
HEAT
CAUSES
DEATH
WHITE SUPREMACY.
Lftlslitloo ProHsed to Disfranchise
the
Metro.
llr Aaaorlatad I'rtaa ta tka Jouraal
Atlanta, Ga Aug. 0. Onrlnit to tho
result of tho recent election In North
Carolina in which white supremacy was
engrafted on tho sfito, Representative
Ilardwiuk will introducoat tho next ses
sion of tho (leorula Lttuislature a bill
providing for Constitutional amendment
mllar in form and provisions us that
adopted in the old North State. This
onforcos a property and educational
qualification on suffrage which practical
ly uislrauclilHus tho negroes.
BOISE'S ALBANY DECISION.
Growers Who Stored With T. J. BKck to Col
lect of Those Who Purchased From Hint.
llr Aaaoelatt l'r. ( tka Jouraal.
Amianv, Aug. fi. - In the caso of II. O.
Davis et al azent. vs. tho Portland
Flouring Mills Company, thu Hulem
Flouring Mills Company and Ilalfour,
Guthrino Co., Judge It. P. Holeo Hat
urday rendered a decision of great Im
portance to tho thousands of storurs of
wheat in Oregon.as well as to the buyers
of wheat stored in warehouses. Ily nti-
ulatiou, thu matter of tho wheat stored
In tho warehouse at Derrv and shlnnul
to Ilalfour, Guthrie A Co was eliminated
from tho case. The decision was in frnor
of the plaintiffs. It was held that tho
wheat stored with T. J. lilack In the
warehouses at Haltev and CtimmliiL'g
was tho property of tho plaintiffs until!
ordered soiu by them, ami tiiey will re
cover from the Portland Flouring Mills
Company for U'iDO bushel sold to that
corporation ov lilack. and 3077 Lualiola
sold to the rialem Flouring Mills Com
pany, all at 40 rent per bushel.
The Portland Flouring Mills Company
presented an offset of 16004 and thu Ha-
lem Flouring Mills Company of 12110
money advanced to Ulack. but not all on
account of this particular grain. It was
not allow bd bv the court, anil tfin iIa
IfeudanU will praatiettlly have to pay for 'r
the wheat twice under thu ilHifniynThe fj
Or Aaaurlatra i-raa ta tka Jouraal.
CiiiCAno, Aug. 0. Ono death and sev
eral prostration havo been reported to
day as u result of thu iutuuse heat.
WE ALL KNOW
HOW IT'LL GO
nr Ancllr4 I'rtu ta tka Jonraal,
lliMiMiiiAM, Ala., Aug. 0. Alabama's
State election Is beli.g hold h ero today
Thero aro four tickets in tho field.
o.n.jyjpoxi.xunL.
Dean tU ? H'9 Will YwltowAtoayj Bougfil
Trc
TO A JELLY
niiANnnsnonn. Ky., Aug. C.-MIss
Anna llruutln, aged 17, was found lwnf
en almost to a pulp with hor throat cut.
Jesso Durham, n relatlvo, hna boon nr.
rested on suspicion.
tittle Telctrami.
Tho King of Sorvia was wtnlded yes.
tcrdny.
General Dowot is said to bo hemmed
In so that nn usenno from Hui itrKui, i
impossible.
Tho United Statos nonln irn0io u
claim to tho Porte:
A passenger was shot dead by train
robbers In Colorado.
Four men woro killed and ono mor
tally injured in a Missouri feud.
Secretary Hay la III.
A party hacked by B. II. Ilarriiiuui,
tho railroad imiLMiiitn. i InnL-ln,. rn,,...
per on Whlto river, Yukon Territory.
A nro nt LnOrnndo. Or., rnnninini
property to tho value of nbout fLTj.000.
Tho United States Civil rv.i.milo.,1,,..
will taku rhnrL'o in the. PMII
Soptombur 1,' '
Senator Teller Riiys that congress
should bo called on to deal with tho
UliinuBO eituation.
Thoro woro four men Llll,1 nn f.
tally hurt and a young girl slightly
wounded in a .Missouri shooting Wapo
resulting from a feud.
Klght Kuv. Augustlno Mealy, Catho
Ho bishop of Maine, died suddenly on
Sunday.
united htntua MiniHtiir to Turkey
makea tho regular dally peremptory do
mnndou tho Porto for settlement nf tlmw,.
claims.
Or Aaaoclate Pvaaa ta tka JoaruW
j;ur,UTii, Jllnn., Aug. 0. A hundro'd
militiamen ;nen loft last night for Clo-
quot, Minn., to effect tho capture) of tho
circus crowd who havo bcou terrorising
small towns In Korthorn Minnesota.
Twolvo circus men woro arrested.
Two Eola men Collide.
O. P. Bcnrdsly and D. J, Ferguson of
Eola, had an nltorcation oa tho street
this afternoon. The two man "hail a
difficulty in Justico court, Beardsloy
followed I'orguson and kicked him, when
Fureuson n much vouncnr mm ..loln.l
him up and pitched him into Jtho streot.
Ueardsloy followod h in and klnkl lili.
ngaln. Tho old man was again pushed
Into tho Btrcot and was somewhat
bruised about tho face. No arrests wero
madonttho time.
Moores Is Sucerlnteadeat.
K. T. Mooros tho now rnnntv n)irvn1
suoprlntoudent, wob sworn Jnthla morn.
Ingot tho courthouse, fllod hla bond ;
ond took posaoBHlon of hla office. '
When visited by n Journal man ho
wns having a llttlo houso-cleanlng nnd
was making tho old papers nnd dust lly,'
putting tho room in ordor.
T. O. Oliver snvs in hla tMirr.t1in T nL-,
county ruBtler.that C. U, Irvin of Salem,
has purchased n half interest in Hint pa
por and will Join him In publishing thu
same.
$100 Reward, $100,
Tho readers of this paper will bo
pleased to learn that tlinro ia at least
pno dreaded diRcaso that Bclenco hna
been uhln to euro in nil 1U stages and
that Is Catarrh. Mall'a Catarrh Curo ia
tho only posit I vu curo now known to tho
inwlltal frnUimity. Catarrh being u
constitutional disease, miulres n con
stltiit oim trdatmont. Mall'a Ontarrh
(Jure la tnkiin liiiorniillv .,.ti,. .1 1 i ..
upon tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation of tho dlbease, and giving thu
.....u,.k nuuuKin i,y unillling lip tllO
const tiition and asslHtlng nnturo In do
ing ita work. The proprietors havo bo
much faith in ita curatlvo powers, that
thnv offer nm. Miinilr.i.l Ili .,..-
caso that it (alia to cure. Send for Hat
of testimonials.
Address, F. J. Oiikmkv A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 7Cc.
MuII'h I-amlly Pills ro thu best.
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The llomllcst Man In Salem
Ah well im Mm li'mili.iiiiinu ...i
nro Invited to call on uny ilnnL'lHt
uiiu got freo n trial bottle of Kemp's
Itulu r., ,i,.. in.. . .... . i'
I roniRdy that B gimrnntecd to curo uiid
bollpvo nil Chroiilo and Acuto CougliM,
Astlimu, JlrpncliltlH uml CoiiNiimp
Hon. Prlco 2.rc. and 60o. eud&w
The Finest
ICE CREAM X
in Saletn
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Lots of Room
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ELLIS & ZINN'S
154 State St
'Phone 2874.
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Blvlng sale by personally attending It.
The prices we quote Here, the real solid
merit of our merchandise and our reputa
tion for reliability should be sufficient to
convince you that we now offer a rare
opportunity to save money.
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Men's Washable Crash Suits
Special
$3.60, $3.90 a suit.
Men's Fancy Worsted and Cashmere'iSuftsi
Siwrfal .tS.tn nnrl nn
Our entire line of summer clothing at special prices,
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