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uur cioininir is manufactured rom tie ce ebratea aa em
ills fabrics dean. Dure varns of the best aualitv which
pear and and always look well. Just received our new lmes-'of
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See ours before you purchase.
HATSLarest and most complete line in the city.
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But you will not find it too hot to
pay attention to our advertise
ments. It tells you of our excel
lent Shoe Bargains. Come around
and see them and you'll not mind
the hot weather.
000 CHINESE
. mt KILLED
By Russian Soldiers Fighting About
Tasi Chow.
VICEROY TAO TALOF NEW CHWANG
REFUSES TO SURRENDER HIS FORTS
GEN. MILES TURNED DOWN
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HOT WANTED
IN THE CHINESE
SERVICE.
WAR
No Good Reasons Given, nut Our Createst Ccn
era! Is Kept at Home-Miles Assists
la Chaffee's Work
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Gen.
Chaffee Gives Plans of the Allied Attack Sunday
American and English Soldiers Predominate in
Numbers.
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3000 CHINESE KILLED
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London, Aug 7. Russians who have been fighting
around Tasi Chow, are reported to have killed 3,000
Chinese.
Tao Tai. of New Cliwanc. has refused the Russian
demand to give up the forts there. The Fourth brigade
of Indian troops have been ordered to China.
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Announcements, oddresn,
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Fall Term Opens
September 18th.
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HEAVY FIGHTING
IS EXPECTED
Ir Aaioeiataa vrtmm ta tba Joaraal.
Wasmnuton, Aug. 7. Tho war do
partment has received the following
from Clinffee: ZZZ AM
"Tins This, Aug. 3. A conference to
day decided on n battlo Sunday. Tho
Chincso aro entrenched cast nnd west
through Pel Tsang. The rest of tho Chi
neso nro protected by Hooded ground
practically unassallablo. Tho Japanese,
Knglisli nnd American forces, about
10,000 strong, will attack tho Chlnoso
right wost of river in (lank. Tho Nub
Blan nnd French forces about 4,000
strong, aro on tho opposite sldo botweon
tho river and tho railroad. Our forco is
2,000 nnd battory. Tho Sixth cavalry
wero left at Tlon Tain for gunrd and
awaiting mountB. Ministers wore Bafo
on tho 28th of July."
Tho nbovo dispatch of Chaffeo, writ:
ten lieforo tho battlo of Sunday, con
firms tho dispatches received yestorday
concerning the attack en tho Chinese at
Pel Tsang. Chnffco'a dispatch dates Fri
day was not sent from Clio Foo until to
day, an inoxpllcablo delay. Tho most
Interesting featuro of tho dispatch la tho
Information regarding tho positions of
Chincso army anil tho fact that tho ad
vance upon Pekin is made by two col
umns, ono on each sidu of tho Pel Ho
river,
It is evident that tho foreign com
mandors do not underestimate tho task
before them as a thorough rcconnolsanco
of tho Chineso position has been made.
The prosont objective point of tho col
umn la Vang Tsung. Tills Is a town
about 15 miles beyond Pol Tsang, where
tho railroad crosses tho Pel river. Once
in possession of this point tho interna
tional forces would havo both tho river
and the railroad in its rear for keeping
opeu communication with Tien Tsin,
Without a doubt after the flghat
Pel Tsang, the Chineso forco, if tho re
port of Admiral Homey that it was
forced to retreat proves correct, retired
to Yang Teum. Tho general feeling at
the war department is that unless Uio
Chineso generals aro completely demor
alized by the Pel Tsang attack, there is
some severe fighting ahead ior the In
ternational forces, and tho ground will
Ira disputed all tho way to Pekin.
ENGLAND SUGGESTS
AN ULTIMATUM
Br Aaoelti Pre la Ik Journal.
London, Aug. 7 Tho parliamentary
secrotary of foreign olllce, In tho house
of commons said that hor Majosty's
government had Informed tho Chineso
government that its members will bo
hold personally responsible if tho mom
here of tho foreign , legations or other
foreigners at Pekin suffer Injury.
Brodorick ndded that Her Majcst'y
government did not think any useful
purpoBo wonld ho served by further com
munications.
Br AaaoeUtr Piwaa ta tba Joaraal
New Yoiik, Aug. 7. A special to tho
Herald from Washington says:
It la learned, on excollont authority,
that GonerM Nelson A. Miles has re
cently applied for servico In China. Ills
application was not grantod. War De
partment officials say thatGenoral Chaf
feo was sont to China to command tho
American troops, nnd to rollovo htm nt
tills timo would bo a. reflection upon his
conduct of nffalrs.
Friends of Gonoral Miles say that Gen-
oral Miles, in addition to his experlonco
and ability, has tho rank to moot tho
commanding ofllcors of othor troops up
on tho samo fooling. Thoy ovod go so far
na to assert that Gonoral Miles' reputa
tion would go far toward causing tho
comtnnndora of other columns to dofor to
hia judgmont, nnd tho result would bo n
moro cffectlvo co-oporntion.
Gonoral Miles declines to discuss the
nttltudoof tho War Dopartmont unon
his application, though ho admitted that
ho had Indicated his willingness to servo
in tho far East. Ho thinks tho situation
in China is most serious, and, sotting
asido all questions of his own wishes, ho
is making every offort to equip Gonoral
Uiinifco's command to stand tho rigor
ous duty.
SHUTTING DOWN
BIG IRON WORKS
Baking
Powder
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T. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY
Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers,
id 40 miles south of Portland, on ono of the most healthful and attractive
at he Willamette Valley, Tub Ideal Place tor Youb Hoyh. Preparatory,
VMVDiiai. Uimmnri' a and KAant Hn fA,iaa Kliialn a atuut a lu
Jgjtor particulars, apply to the President.
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f HE HEAT COOLERS
The warm season has mm hufuw Hata hwi nf If
fith a heaVV SUDDlv Of pnnlAr in iha unv nf IhA rJin?rA:t
line Ot CTOCeneS, Sa ads. meriK nnrl AUArufhino- fnr n rnlH
lunch or refreshing summer meal.
Harritt & Lawrence,
OLD PO TOFF1CE aitOCERY
DR. 1 1 DI(
The Botanical Specialist
Aakes 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 suffering
from any chronic disease con
sult Dr. Cook. He makes no
charges for consultation.'
Office 301 Liberty Street,
Salem Orepon.
RECRUITS AND GUNS
START FOR CHINA
Or Anaoelatcd Prcti t tk Jonnai.'
loKT Itav. Aug. 7. Battery O, with
its seven inch slego guns, tho largest in
tho army, and 17C mon,-stnrted for San
l'ranelsco during the night to procoed
to China.
T0WNE DECLINES
THE NOMINATION
4lr Aaioclntetf t'reat ta tba Journal.
DuLumi, Minn, Aug. 7. In n letterto
tho Chalrma.i and members of the coin
mlttco on notification Charles L. Towno
lie declined tho nomlimtion tendored
liim by tho Populist National Conven
tion. KILLED HIS WIFE ND
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Br Aiaoclatc I-rca ta tba Joanaal.
Cluvkund, Aug. 7. At a mooting of
tho Bessemer Association yesterday it
was decided, with tho object of prevent
ing nnothor decline in tho price of pig
Iron, that all tho furnaces producing bes-
somor pig iron should go out of blast
September I, with tho oxcoption of
furnaces of Uie Brier Hill Iron Company
and tho M. F. Andrews-Hitchcock Co.,
nt loungstown, Ohio. Tho members of
tho Bessemer Association say this Btop
is necessary. Not a ton of this Iron has
been contracted in several weoks, nnd,
notwithstanding a roductlon of $8 n ton
In tho price, It cannot bo sold. It Is
hoped that tho shut-down will result In n
restoration of prices by working off tho
surplus stock.
The manufacturers of Royal.. M
Baking Powder have always declined ;A
to produce a cheap- baking powder
at the sacrifice of quality.
The Royal is made from the
most highly refined and wholesome'' Vm'w
ingredients, and is the embodiment"' I'.n
of all the excellence, possible to be', ,"
attained in the highest class baking jJlJ,
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Powder. ' , (ir,ii sl .
Royal Baking Powder costs only"' " '
a fair nrice. and is cheaner at its
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price than any similar article.
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EMBALMED BEEF
FOR OUR SOLDIERS
Or JaaaelaUd Prcaa ta tba Joaraal.
Santa Cud, Cal., Aug., 7. A. II.
Zolglor, formerly n justice of tho peace
In Idaho, killed his wife laflt night by
cutting her throat and attempted to sui
cide, .but Inflicted only n superllclul
wound.
YELLOW FEVER
IN MEXICO
Wahiiinqto.v, Aug. 7. Consul
Thompson, at Progreseo, Mexico, in
forms the state department that yellow
fever is on the liicreaso there nnd is vir
ulent at Mi rid a, Yucatan.
YELLOWSTONE PARK
BLAZING WITH FIRE
Hklkna, Mont., Aug. 7. Fire is rag
ing in tho Yellowstone National park.
It is being fought by every soldier in tho
park and by all tiio men engaged in road
construction work. In United States
Marshal Jackson's opinion It will lie im
possible for tho forco engaged to make
any headway against the lire. The fire
Is now undor control. A heavy rain and
hailstorm stayed tho progress of the fire,
TURKISH CLAIMS
PUSHED AGAIN
Or Aaaolatel Praaa fa tba JnamaX
Chicacio, Aug. 7. Chlcngo packers
havo bcon asked by tho Government to
furnish 2,000.000 pound? of moats within
:I0 days for the American soldlors in tho
Orient. This is said to Ira tho largest
requisition evor ltBiiod by tho Govern
ment of tho United States,
PRESIDENT KRUGER
MAY SURRENDER
r Aa.oeUted Iraaa ta tba Jearaal.
PituToitiA, Aug. 7. It Is stated posi
tively that President Kruger Is willing
to surrender providing a, satisfactory
promise la given as to his ultimate destination.
Samples of mixtures made In Imitation 'of baking
IKiwtlcrs, hut containing nluiu, nrc frequently dis
tributed from door to door, or given away Iti
grocery stores. Such mixtures nro dangerous
to use In food, and in many cities their sale is
prohibited by law. Alum is n corrosive poison, nnd
ull physicians condemn baking powders containing it.
novAt. nAKiNo rowocn co., 100 wiliiah st., ncwyork.
BRYAN AND STEVENSON
COMMITTEES READY
TO RECEIVEIBRYAN
MEET IN CHICAGO AND PROCEED TO
DIANAP0LIS
IN
Greeted By Thousands or People and Politics!
Onanliitlons-No Speeches But Lots
of lUnd-shakldu.
CYCLONE
IN
GREAT BRITAIN
Br Aaaaalatra Iimi ta tba Joaraax
London, Aug. 7. A cyclone has pre
vailed throughout tho United King
dom since early last evening. Lobs
of life on land and sea and tho destruc
tion of shipping and othor property
reported.
aro
One death and seven prostrations from
heat reported in Pillsbury today.
Ur Aaaolate4 Praa ta tba JonraaL.
OuicAiio, Aug. 7. Win. J. Bryan ar
rived in Chicago today. Ills party was
motnt tho depot by the local committee,
several clubs and a largo number of
citizens. Tho first public npiearanco of
tho day was miulo by Bryan nt Aurora.
Hon. Samuel AlHchuler the Democratic
nominee for governor of Illinois, greeted
Mr. Bryan nnd was invited Into tho cnr.
There wero demands for u speech but
none was made. Instead, Bryan shook
hands with tho coplo colloctod alwnt,
and told thorn ho desired to save his
yolco for Wednesday's ordeal. At
Chicago Bryan was Joined by Adlai K.
Stevenson. Tho candidates greeted eacli
other cordially and they shook hands
with a great many people. The entire
party departed for Iiidlnnnpollant 1:.10
'p.m.
Inihanatoun, Ind. Aug. 7. Tho local
commlttooa who woro arranging for tho i
notification of Bryan and Stevenson to
morrow aro roady to rocolvo tho
distinguished guests.
James K. Jonos, chairman of tho t
National Domocratlo -committee will
presido at tho exercises,
Jiimos D. Jtlchardson, of Tennessee,
will make tho speech of notification to
Bryan.
Gov. Thomas, Colorado, will make tho
speech notifying Stevenson.
The Finest
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in Salem
Lots of Room
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154 State' St
'Phone 2874.
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WIT AND WISDOM PHOM TUG
PATCIIWOHK OP HEFLECTION
Washington, Aug. 7. Iloports from
Constantinople that Urlecon, the Amer
ican charge is renewing tho request f r
tho settlement of the American claims
are duo to original instructions from ' 4
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Washington.
These instructions wero that the
matter be pressed continuously about
every fortnight in ordor that there might
bo no lapse of negotiations. Uriscon ap
pears to be keeping up tho semi-monthly
reminder with great regularity.
MEMORIAL FUNERAL
FOR KING HUMBERT
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Cincinnati. 0. Aug. 7 John W. Jolly, a
killed LQttie Kleekamp, his ifu! h,ter 1
and mortally wounded his wife, because
ftf'domestrc dlfliooltiei, "' w" ' A
The united rwers sre stout to te like the
kltcheo flrl who smashed China.
PREPARATION SALE
You can only appreciate this great value
giving, 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.
J-AKtS
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Men's Fancy Striped Flannel Suits
Special $5.85, $7. 65 a suit. They will
snine in me mosi popular summer resort.
Men's Washable Crash Suits
Special
$3.60, $3.90 a
suit.
Washington, Ang. 7 A memorial
funeral will bo held Jin Washington,
August 10, in honor of King Humbert,
President MoKlnley has signified his
purpose of being present.
WHOLESALE MURDER
IN CINCINNATI
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Men's Fancy Worsted and CashmereSuits
Special $6.60 and up.
Our entire line of summer clothing at special prices,
See our Wash
Suits for Boys.
Jc3sib4
Extra Summer
Coats for Men.
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