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THE FAIR PROBABLY MADE ENOUGH
TO PAY
al Receipts Exceed the Ten Thousand Dollar Mark -
Warrants Ordered Paid
-Business of the
t.Thgi8tato Fair Treasurer reports tho
totwniecoipta ol tuu etalo lair lor tliu
ejarnpoo at about f 10,200.
UljT prcmlnnia and billa arc ordered
paidlin full and tho Board haa been in
ee4on all day auditing billa and closing
upfflie bualnosa of tho year.
Below will bo found tho correct ofll-
clMpremlum list and tho cash awarded
ucccssfiil exhibitor and will bo
'Incompleted in Tim Jouhnal, Tuoeday,
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SHIRTS, DUCK COATS, SLICKERS, MACK
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End alLkinds of eoods for
the whole family in nearly
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THE NEW YORK RACKET
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BiUU quality, vvc uu a suiujr oyui ciioii uuomew, uiai a
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tkW E,T Barnes, Proprietor.
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' i&MtfrMfrJ Exchange of News
.4$r WMWyJ Tell us what you think of oyoglasfos
ijkjm xf7iZ an' ,vo'" t0" you wnat wo now about
,nm .irofC ,,,om an a ood many interesting facts
St t mfwaiSlaiAN ') about eyes and their treatment. What
sKi" (I1 lW"rSv)M wo nav lone "" w'mt wo aro lot"K to
.SS f07ytL!$Y5 ,otter tho condition of those with weak
vVlftM -le fight can lie judged from our suecees.
aB 'OwgYL JEfWt W ',avo the skill, etierience and facili-
! &Pf I A?QrjQiv ua 'or te8lm t'10 ey9 ,uu' 'HHHB glassoa
Vlftidl A ill ' HERMAN W. BARR.
. CiAllx 7 -MI 11RRtHtHt. Hcl-ntiflc Optician
'Wt--rPw--V--V,
MONDAY SPECIAL
vX LADIES' )
'lM CLOTH JACKETS (
' 7J'' InAtrchn and Ktroy. I'ricea from $7.50 up to $12.00. All go at J
Sf7' 8t " ""' 'roin 32 k
-VI 9?m. ear,y t0 8it your choice. . , J
, iV Wo ave 'he largest stock of Corsets in the city, urrv nearly all brands.
,N ROur "leader" kid gloves at fl.00 ia a wiuuer. Our millinery department is J
- 'JBB- rear ' -tore.
v "THE LEADER"
mm) MRS. M. B.FRASBR )
J.dM-H-HW .ai- iw .
FAIR
of $10,000 in Cash
ALL ITS OUTSTANDING BILLS
All
in Full By the Management
Year Closed Successfully
and will appear in full in tho
Jouiinal.
Wkkkly
DIVISION A.
Class 1 Thoroughbred.
i'rem Am't
8 J Jonee,, Portland.
Stallion !) years and over, St
Apollo 1 $20
Stallion 3 yr and over, Rim
kock l iu
Continued on Bocond I'aec
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the rainy season. We can
mi
everything. You'll find prices at
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the goods are of the best stand-
Drunken Indians,
A lot of Indlnns from Grando Rondo,
camped on tho rivor bank, mado tho po
lico eomo troublo Saturday and Sunday.
Thoy had obtained Eomo firo-wator and
had a good tlmo in tho regulation way,
flighting and raising a diBturbancc.
Tboy woro dealt with gently, and havo
now Bobered up and gono homo.
SALISBURY
SEEKS SUPPORT
For tlie British Conquest of
South Africa
Morley and Roscberry Cncourate the Doers to
Keep Up their Resistance Atalnst
England.
IJr Aft.oclateit Prcaa f tka JonraaL
Lo.vno.v, Sopt. 21. Lord Salisbury's
manifesto's to tho olectore of tho United
Kingdom in anticipation of tho parlia
mentary general elections emphasizes
tho necessity that tho Qucon'e govern
ment should bo supportod by a strong
parliamentary majority "as tho only
means of convincing tho inhabitants of
tho conquorcd South African territories
that thcro is no hope of diverting tho
government from their yolicy by per
sistans or agitation." After romarking
that "all tho recent troubles in South
Africa havo boon duo to a shift of parlia
mentary opinion at a critical momont."
tho Prinio minister goes on to say.
"It will depond upon tho disposition
and conduct of tho Boers how long nn
interval is to clapso boforo their full
position an n Hritish colony is attained.
Tho brilliant success of Lord Iloborts'
army must not blind pa to tho imperfec
tions disclosed in our own defensive
armor imperfections which, but for tho
war, might havo remained unnoticed.
i
ft will bo tho urgont duty of parliament
and tho government to rcmoyo theso do
feels, n duty which certainly could not
bo discharged by a ministry dependent
upon a broken party."
John Morley, Liberal member for
MontroFoburghs, in Ills manifesto do
clarea that his opinion has not changed ;
that everything might havo been at
tained In South Africa without war. "In
a singlo year," ho says, "tho work of o
goneration in uniting tho tho Dutch and
ICnglitth in South Africa haa boen un
done, and not oven iu Ireland haa tho
tho difllcult raco problem been moro
miserably handled."
Mr. Morloy admlta that it ia imposBlblo
to remove tho proclamations of annexa
tions. Tho Karl of Ilosehory, issuing a mani
festo in tho form of a iettor to tho Lib
oral candidato says:
"In tho present situation of tho world,
would voto for almost nny strong ad
ministration; but tho present govern
ment is strong only in votes. In other
respects it is tho weakoct government I
can recollect."
After enumerating tho government's
"failures at homo and abroad," Lord
Uosohory criticised tho conduct of tho
South African War,doclaring that it has
"Kxposed Kugland to humiliation un
paralleled in our history sinco tho Amer
ican War."
Ho declares that cothing can bo hoped
for from tho government, either in tho
way of urgent domestic reforms or tho
reform cf tho War ofllco.
FRESH.
Oyster Cocktails
FIRST OF THE
SEASON AT...
ELLIS & ZININPS
154 SUteiStrtct. Phone 2874.
BOTANICAL
X WONDERS
The marvel of the hour is
the wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use of
knife or poisonous medicines.
This is what afflicted human
ity needs more than all else.
Not a week passes but Dr. J.
F. Cook, the great botanical
specialist and original discov
erorof the botanical cure, heals
some patients who have suffer
ed for years from awful dis
ease and the moreawfuleffects
of rank medical humbugs. Dr.
Cook is willing to give patients
the benefit of his life study but
declinesto publish further test
imonials out of regard for his
patients, yet will gladly refer
any callers to their neighbors
and friends who have been
healed, Consultation free.
If you have any physical ail
ments it will do you good to
call and have a little chat with
the doctor.
Office 301 Liberty Street,
! Salem Oregon.
MORE FLOODS
IN TEXfl
Some of the Principal Rivers Are
Doing Great Damage
EIGHT PERSONS ARE REPORTED
KILLED IN ONE SMALL TOWN
People of New York May Be Compelled to Use Soft Coal
Obnoxious Mining Order in Colorado
Closes a Mine.
9r AaaaelMtert Preaa ta the Jonraai,
Dallas, Tkx., Sept. 24. City Marshal
Deaton of Dublin, Toxas, -today tele
phoned aa follows .
Tho disaster at Brownwood is roportcd
lioro today as being vory serious. Eight
porsons navo ucondrowntHi ami part
mo town is badly wrcckou by wator.
Tho Uon river and ita branches have
swopt over an immonfo area in tho
country around Dublin. In'Brownwood
section tho Colorado, Clionco, Pecan and
otlior rivers and tributaries have mado
wldo-apread damago.
NEW YORK
COAL SUPPLX
Ur Aaaoelatc Preaa Xm ' tha Joaraal.
Nkw Youk, Sopt. ?. President
Murphy, of tho board of health, said
last night that thoro would bo no relax
ation of rules against using soft coal in
tliis city on account of tho striko iu tho
anthracito mining region. Murphy said
that tho law mado no provision for
omorgonrioa of that kind.
Tho moro fact that thoso who hold
anthratio coal had raised tho price did
not furnish adequato reason for violating
the law against burning of solt coal or
allowing tho health of tho public to bo
ondangorod by smoko nuisance
AN OBNOXIOUS
MINING ORDER
Ur Aaola(cA Fraaa fa tao JToaraaX
VioToit, Colo., Sopt, 21. Ah tho result
of obnoxious ordor designed by the man
agement to stop tho theft of valu-
ablo ore, Stratton'a Independence initio
uas closed down, rilxotuer largo com
panies issued a similar ordor., Tho or
der provldos that all workmen must
change clothes both going oa and off
shift and pass naked boforo tho watch
man, from ono dressing room to another.
Tho superintovdonl of tho independence
mino says tho Camp has lost f 5,000 to
$15,000 per month tho npeculatious of
tho workmen,
NEWSPAPER MAN
AND CORONER
r Aaaaelatc -rea ta tka JoaraaX
Botts, Mont., Sopt. 21. Phil. A. Jul
lien, coronor of Silvor Bow county, and
ono of tho best known old time nows
pnpor men of tho country, died tills
morning.
REPUBLICANS FEEL
MORE SECURE.
tr Aaaoltt4 l'raaa ta ?aa JoaraaL
Washington, Sopt. 21. The' uneasy
feeling which has been prevailing among
Republican leaders is giving way to ono
of confidence now. Reports of most of
tho states aro very satisfactory. Of the
states that voted for Bryan in 1890, Kan
sas, Wyoming, South Dakota and Wash
ington aro believed cafo for McKinley.
Kentucky is practically abandoned to
tho Democrats, and doubt hovers around
Indiana, Maryland .and West Virginia.
The scare about New York, New Jer
sey and Connecticut seems to havo sub
sided. The Croker bets in New York,
which ozcited so much interest, have
been found to be"wash bots," for money
that Croker haa put up is securely
hedged.
Campaign contributions have oouie in
pretty freely, and the apathy to notloe-
aoie up 10 vnwiin a weeic is generally
disappearing. At tho tame time, there
will be no relaxation of efforts upon the
part of Republican managers.
NEW YORK WANTS
MORE OF BRYAN
Or Jkasacfataal Fraaa t Janraai
Nkw Youk, Kept. 21. Kx-Gownor
Stone, of Missouri, Chairman of the tub
committee of the National Democratic
Dornmittee, having In charge the cam
paign in the Kail, left for Chicago to
meet Chairman JotiM and Mr. Bryan
He carries with him tbe formal request
of the New York HUte Democratic
S
loadora that Mr. Bryan 1k allowed -2
dovoto a week to tho campaign in Now
York. According to prosont plans, Mr.
Bryan is only allowed, four days in Now
York October 10-10 inclnslvo. Tho
atato lcadora want Mr. Bryan to dovoto
at least throo days moro to Now York
oliHtato, and thoy say that owing
ton
tho
cpango in ino uatos assigned to
Democratic candidate in tho West thov
aro nopelul that arrangemontts can bo
mado to oxtond Mr. Bryan's timo in
Uio East long enough to cnablo lilm to
visit tho southern tlor of countion in
Now York Stato and also Long Island.
THE GERMAN
METHODISTS
Assemble at Salem For Their
Conference This Week.
Tho North PaclQc conforonc'o of tho
German Methodist 'Epispocal church
will meet at Salem this weok, commen
cing its business sessions at 0 a. in.,
Thursday.
This conforonco covors Oregon and
Washington, and about 20 mluiitora aro
oxpoctod to bo prosout. Bomo will bo
hero Tuesday, and commencing Tuesday
evening thero will bo proaching in tho
German languago each ovoning this
weok except Saturday at tho Gorman
Methodist church on tho cornor of Union
and Church streota.
Tho business sosslons of tho conforonco
will bo hold from 0 to 11 :S0 a. m. at tho
above church, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, and will bo presided over by
Bishop Androwa, ol Now York. Coin
mittoo mooting will bo hold iu tho after
noon. On next Sunday morning Bishop An
drowa will preach in English at Iho First
M. E church. All are iuvltod to coino
and hear him, and also to attend tho
meetings of the conforonco.
SHORTHAND WRITING.
Accuracy la of JIuoli Mora Impor
tattoo Tli it n Speed.
"Speed In by no means Uio most
necessary thing In shorthand writing,"
explained nn experienced stenogra
pher, '"'but with some tenchorn It 1
mado tho great consideration, often
nt tho expense of everything else. Tho
big thing In shorthand Is legibility,
for there nro many who enn write
fast cjiough, hut who nro tinablo to
tell what It menus after It him grown
cold. I have been a stenographer, de
pending entirely on it for my living,
for 25 yearn. During that tlmo I have,
of course, picked up noma knowledge
on tho subject. I havo liecn the
stenographer for two cnhlnot olIlcerH,
four assistant secretaries and throo
or four nouatorx. Incidentally I hnvo
worked for a year ns tho prlvnto hcc
rotary of ouo of tho big bank presi
dents In Now York city.
"All of thin experience haa proven
ono thing very conclusively, and that
Ih that thero In no necessity for any
Ntenogrnphcr who docs niiinnticimlH
work to write over 120 wird u min
ute mid In W ciiHfri out of 100 no ne
cessity to write over I0O wonln n min
ute. Indeed. I know of at least 25
stenographer) who aro drawing the
large! kind of unladen as private hcc
rcliiili'H who have nsMiired me that
they linvi never been required to river
nve nx much nn 00 words. Under thexe
clri'iiiiiHiuiK-eM It Keeiim atriiuge that
ionic triidieiH pf Monograph)' will ex--iti
pupllrt to write l.Vi to '.'(H) words
per niliMitf mid endeavor to make tliwu
iicllovc (lint Much ii rallrmid apeed Is
h iiiH't-MHlty. Hiit-li ii practice does
ictunl Injury, for It illmiiurHgeH many
from own h-unilug a uioilcrate Mpenl
"There hiiw been liintHiuet here
it may lum Imm-ii ue-oHT.v for Ntenug
rnplH'r to U' iihle In ttrltt over 200
mid mure word u minute, and Ihere Ih
a Intend hunglng hImmiI the wimti'
vluunber that Ueiienil Mum ley for
10 or 12 mlnutPH In n cpewli. once
njxiUe J5 whuU n minute. The aver
age speed of xeimtorn In xpeeclie does
not reach UU word and In dU-tntlng
letterri randy reaohca 100 word."
Washington Star. "
Ilrahra,
Hand brakes, to assist in tho stop
plug of trains, were Introduced as ear
ly as 1W0. Twenty yearn later the air
brako waa patented, which enabled
power from tho locomotive to be trans-mltU-d
through' bono simultaneously to
tbe brake of all the cam In a train
a onderful Invention. In 1803 the
coaches were connected by patent
fouplors, another meosuro of atrengtit
and safety.
rfr ?.
Pianos Mlthty Cheap.
i 1
F. A Wiggins la cutting prices on tils
pianos now, to clean up stock. Read his
big ad, pago four. TIiub from $75 to
$150 saved for you on ovory deal.
To the Asylum.
A. M. Glffprd has been brought from
Clackamas county.
A CENTER SHOT
McKinley Fired in Reply to
Germany.
And the German Government Considers Our HC'
ply as Helping to Solve the Chinese
Problem Corectly.
ttr AaaooUtee Vttf la (ha JonraaL
WabhiKciton, Sopt. 21 Tho position
of tho United States on China ia receiv
ing tho earnest consideration of tho
powors and tlioir representatives hero.
It Is looked upon as a sort of turning
point in tho ncjjotlutlona on which tho
alignment of several countrios will bo
determined and programs framed.
Thoro haa boon no word, howovor,"
from any of the governments concern
ing their view of tho American position
and it ia expected that soino days will
elapse boforo a now movo is mado.
Hamiiuiio, Guiimany, Sept. 21. Leon
Bard, former United Stotos vlco-consul
hero, waa sontonccd today to fifteen
months impnsonmont for misapproprl
atlng part of tho inheritance which ho
recotvod for two Amorlcau women.
Coloonr, Sopt. 21. Tho Koolnlscho
Zoituug publishes an Inspired telegram
from Berlin, in which tho Washington
Government's reply to tho Gorman
note Is characterized as a manifesto to
assist tho Chinese Government to accept
tho proposals with regard to tho punish
ment of tho loadora in tho Chincao
troublo.
SPARROWS
SUICIDE
This morning tvhoit tho janitor of tho
Stato IIouso opened tho doors of tho
West portico ho picked up throo dozen
dead English sparrows on tho stairway.
Thoy had dashod thomselvos to death
against tho walla and ceilings illuminat
ed by tho brilliant electric light, and
woro probably driven from their roost in
tho doing tiy tho owls that haunt tho
Capitol.
Politics at Clymer.
Tho cltizons of Clymor hold n political
mooting on tho evening of Sopt. 22, 1000,
at tho school houso. It was addressed
by Jojin A. Jeffrey of Salem on behalf of
Bryan and Stevenson. A good audieuco
and consldorablo enthusiasm nro reported
At tho close of tho meeting, a Bryan
club wns organized with Hon. John A.
IIuut,a life long Republican, chairman.
This Is only ono of tho many Instanced
where tho patriotic, consorvattvo
members of tlin Republican party havo
grown sick and tired of tho influences
surrounding President MuKlnloy and
havo declared thoinolvoa in favor of
Bryan. A Joint mooting waa set for
two weeks hence, when tho Republicans
will bo asked to present a speaker to
meet tho opposit'on.
'-t?'WriWiVJrir4w
.The Great Industrial
Our Red
Fur Boas, $1.40
Ladles' fur boas trimmed with
six tails, offered merely to Intro
duco our fur valuos.
Ladies' Capes, $1.45
Black capos, fur trimmed uiil
pralded collaretto effect.
Ladles' Jackets $4.68
Tan covert with largo rovers,
fanuy colored linings.
Ladies' Jackets $6.85
A great lino of tans, blacks, nuts,
blues, and browns, tho vory lat
est cuts worth ftt.OO,
Blankets, 58c
A largo grey, cotton blanket that
others ask 76 cents for this sea
ton, S Mackintoshes $1.98
FiTit-class quality with double
capo, an excellent ruin excluder
for ladies.
New Plaids 35c
We show a swell lino of Fall
plaids at 3fi cents, spvqlal.
Outing Shirts 50c
r
A new lino of new things jiut
what j ou jieod for winter.
a
47c Steel
Umbrellas...
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EQUINOXInL
Prostrates Nearly all the Telegraph
' Wires Leading East .-;
ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS SCARCE
STORMS PROBABLY DID GREAT DAMAGE
It Burst In Fury Over the Sound Between Vancouver Island
and British Columbia - Many Lives are Reported
as Being Lost
0r"-,AaoelMUaIr ta tka Joaraal.
VanCouveh, B. C Sopt. 21. Four
mon at least mot their death In thoEqa
iuoxal storm that burst ovor tho Gulf of
Georgia. A fUliing boat was seen to cap
sizo and four occupants woro thrown into
tho wator. Great anxiety ia felt (or oth
er flshcrmon.
OUR ACTION
CAUSES BLOODSHED
Or Aaaoclatea1 Preaa tm tka Joaraal.
BitRMN, Sept. 2t. Dlaciisslng tho an
Bvor of tho United States Government
to Germany's propojal regarding tho
Chlncso sottlomont,tho Vossischo Zoit
ungeayfl teday:
"America's abandonment of tho con
cort of tho powors will not havo Borloua
couscquonces for thoir diplomatic
negotiations but it will rendor their tiuk
moro dlllcult inasmuch as nothing no
increases Chlneso presumption and
indolenco as tho knowledge that harmony
In tho ranks of thoir opponents husbeon
disturbed, Tho action of tho UnltodStatos
Is oqulvalent to an abandonment of tho
common IntorcBta of Occidental civil
ntlon and probably will lead to
prolongation of bloodshed."
A Cowardly Deed,
Tho police arc looking for Jack Garri
son, tho jockoy who was flnod f 10 on
tho raco track for pulling his horso. J.
It. Crooks, tho ownor of tho horso which
Garrison was riding, was assaulted on
Saturday night by soino unknown party
an ho was passing tho stalls, and Garri
son has disappeared. Mr. Crooks will
struck with soino blunt Instrument and
waa found lying on tho groond uncon
scious, being quitu severely injured.
Awarded Dlcloms.
B. F. Ilnll, of Ilall'a Ferry was award,
cd a diploma for tho most practical road
Grader, mado iu the state, also first pro
inium for tho best matured and best
liooplug onions shown at tho Stato talr.
A marriage liconso has boon Issued to
MiflH Faith Mendcnhall nud Win L.
Cnvaun, both of Cliampoeg.
Exhibition at Ottowa Canada
Letter
DRAW BIG CROWDS
I
Kpn Vnnr
AlaVVU UW1
On Our
Sale Days
Wednesday...
We will offer a fine line
of ladies' pure linen em
broidered initial iinlauii
dered handkerchief at
10c each
This fs a great snap as
they would be a bar
gain at 15 cents.
jjoieScn
WEATHER
rUnos Mighty Chenp.'l
F. A. WlgginB in cutting prices on kid
pianoa now, to clean up Btock. Read
his big ad., pago four. Thus from 75
to 150 baved for you on every deal.
If sarsnparilla and the other
vegetable ingredients that go
into the best are good a3 a
medicine, then Ayer's Sarsa
parilla is good. If not, we are
humbugs.
Your doctor will teu you
which, because he can have the
formula of Ayer's Sarsaparilla
any time for the asking.
If you arc tired, half sick,
half well, if one day's work
causes six days' sickness, get a
bottle of the old Sarsaparilla.
Get Ayer's, and insist on Ayer's
when you want Sarsaparilla.
J. C. Ayer Company,
Practical Cliemliti, Lowell, Maw
Ayet'-t SimpjiilU
Ayrr'i I'illi
Ayer't yigue Curt
Ayer'iIUIrVlr.or
Ayer'i CUn ry I'otnril
Aycr'i Conutuiu
Trocress atSllvertoo. .
Tho Hllvorton schools open today with
W, J- Crawford, principal. Tho board
of education has established tho Ninth
und Tenth grado.
Began 21 Years Ago.
specials
Man's Mackintosh $1.60
A good substantial -value- that
will shod tho rain.
Box Rain Coat $ 6. d 5
tflnt-olata quality of tan covorts,
velvot collar, strapped und ce
mented Beams, vory swell styles,
absolutely rain proof.
Youth's Suit $5
A very heavy fancy chock oil can
slmoro stylish, good and wear
well.
Fancy Shirts $1
A very nwoll lino of regular tl.26
valuos ia our third window see
thorn.
Alen's Underwear 45c
Tan Vicuna, derby ribbed, and
natural wool.
Gordon Hats $3
Good substantial contract goods
never fall to ploauo purchaser.
Ties 50c
Wo are showing the swello.t lino
of tie eyor brought to Baleui In
all styles at 60c,
White Shirts 50c.
Avery flno line that wllHwear
well and look well,
Campaign Hats
for Botk Parties
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