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SALEM, OREGON PllIDAY DECEMBER 21 1900.
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THE NEW YORK RACKET
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You're almost sure to find it (here.
'I lien you'll find Hie prices lower
than' elsewhere. They do a spot
cash business, and give customers
the benefit of this plan. X X X
HANDKERCHIEFS
Dolls, albums, dressing cases,
shaving sets, stand covers, towels,
table linens, napkins, and an enor-
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S $1.25 gloves for 85c.
S $1.50 gloves for $1.25.
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50c, 75c, to $2.25
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Until Xmas 8
Price Casli Store
Barries, Proprietor &
Commorclnl nntl Chorrmkotn btroatt. a
'HE SULTAN is again
going to be persuad
ed to transact a little
business. Can't we
persuade you to invest in the
best line of shoes to be found
in aaiein. us gooa auvice,
and
you may profit thereby.
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of broo, hoe ami the boat quality of ring,
buy ntprlccn lower tlinn ever boforo
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Watchmaker
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m a j Ei n iv ."v
TVs the week before ClmMmas. Xoxt Monday night the
M,k ngs w II bf. I ung" VVo "l"K the days longer
Kveni.rghou
Anna 'y nrtUtlr nwkweai
creation" Yntt HMibln't I"
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thy'r oly
50c each
a i if i
Boys'
Sweaters'
ItMl, lib. ! Wek.
$1.00 each
25c
AMERICAN
TREATY
A Hard Blow lor Great
THE ENGLISH
PRESS IS A UNIT
In Declaring the Treaty (Pub
lished Elsewhere) is Not
Acceptable
London, Dee. 21. Sourly nil of the
morning pnpors h uvo editorials on tho
notion of tho United States Sennto in
connection . with tho IIay-1'auncefoto
trunty. They expro?a regret rather than
surprise at. tho snrpecossion of thu Clay-ton-Ilulner
treatyniid unanimously dec
Inro Hint it will ho Imtmssihlo for Great
llritnin to accept thoiunonded treaty.
"Tlie f nited .Stated has struck us a
hard blow," says the Daily News, "at
thofundiinimitnl principled of thu faith
among notion, nt Its own reputation and
at tho very constitution of the great ic
public." "Wunro thnnkful, nays tho Daily
Chronicle-, "that tho senatu stopped
Miort of aniendmunlaobvloufily designed
to wreck the wliolo proceedings. Wo
bolievc thatn compromlso is still pos
sible as tho ro80uteea of diplomacy nro
not yet exhausted."
There is a strongly evident desire to
do everything reasonable na tho Daily
Chronicle snitgestH to meet thu views of
tho Americans in nil tho comments
Kuvuml papois howover consider it out
of the (UOHtion that the British Govern
ment should for minute nccept or (lis
cusH thu amended treat)'.
Tho Standard iiiguua on this basis
whilo recognizing in tho fullest manner
that President McrCiuloy has laliored
earnestly to combine- American asplrn
tiouu with delicate regard forintornution
ul obligations." It says:
"Time in on tho side of a friendly and
satisfactory FOttloinont. No harm will
Ihi done to the whole transaction if left
as it is until March when wo may hope
tho new Senate may meet tho question
in a fresh spirit."
Tho Daily Telegraph, which thinks it
is H mattor for compromise, says: "Our
uxisting treaty rights cannot be super-
Hwlwl in llio nummary manner eotno
Senators cceiu to imagine, hut iioIkxIv
in England desires to thwart tho leglti-
mato wlslies or tho American people by
a too rigorous inslsteuro on our claims
and privileges. Tho mere fact that n
ratification of tho amended treaty is de
sired in America wou'd naturally lend us
to review our own nosition and to at
tempt to find bo mo middle way of
nmlcnhlo arrangement."
Tho Times makes no comment.
THE RUSSIANS
RUSHING A LOAN
London, Dee. 21 Tho Russian hank,
according to a dispatch from St. Peters-
j burg to tho Daily Kxpross Ib endeavor
I ing to raise n loan in New York for ro
'building tho Mnuchurluu Hallway.
Christmas
by adding
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Hurru
An Umbrella 1
Mnk'' nnllir very acceptalile pros- J
mii, Iminly liandle. Serviceable g
covers. g
50c to $6.00 leach. g
'Sterling Silver g
i Sboe homo, imil rlleo, erasrroH, )Awr m
i cutters, i-urliHK iron1, pujicle kinvw g
etc. m
and 50c each S
CHAIN BRACELETS
A 14s l"wiu S
15c, 25c and 75c each
STORE
OPEN
EVENINGS
DISCUSS
CLEVELAND
And
His Talk ADout the
Democratic Party
IT WAS WORDY
AND UNSATISFYING
Sterling Morton Wants d Re
alignment Not Haunded
By the Past
Nkw YonK, Dec. 21. Tho Herald pub
lishca the following comment oinex
President Grovor Clcvciand's Blntement
in regnrd to tho Democratic party.
.T.IStorltng jrorton "t fully conlir'ln
tho opinions bf Mr. Cleveland as to"the
cnveiiofthi' defeat of tho Democratic
party in 180(1 nnd nlso us to tho reasons
for its bllterl) accontunted and voHom
encly emthneicd walloping in 19p0.
Until all the heresies of Urynmuohy nn
renounced by tho Democracy it wilhe-
mnin a
minority. I sliouhl prefer n ro-
nllgnment of American votersundor a
now namo which Its opixmantii could
taunt witli no past."
ltopresentativo Do Armond ot -MIs-sonri
"r think tho former l'resldonfds
correct in Ills conclusion that it is 'not
necessary for tho party to put itself lor
reorganization purposes Into tho hand of
soiuo of thoso who deserted it. Whonjio
informs us nt what titno in its history
the rank and lllu of thoDeinocrntic psrty
wero consulted more iully than In 1800
and 11)00 wo shall know hotter how to
estimate hiBcpitomo of his own deliborA
lions." Hilary A. Herbert, who was President
Clovoland'a secretary of tho navy. "I
endorse tho article heartily, excepting In
ho far as it may bun criticism of tho
Democratic party in supporting Grooloy
on tho Liberal Republican platform of
1872. If Mr. Cleveland had meant to
say that tho Greeley movement was,
taken as a whole, unwise, I should put
in my emphatic dissent. Tho times in
1875 wore abnormal. The Sonthorn
stutiH wern In tho throes of carpet
bagger misrule. For tho southern pooplo
it, Is n question of life and death. The
eoutli turned to Greeley in its distress
and he became in fact thu candidate of
the southern rather than of thonortliern
nomocracy... Tbo effect- of this support
was to open tho oyes of tho uorthorn
voters and in the next election canto tho
tidal wave of 187-1.
"Still, Mr. Cleveland is right in haying
thai tho rank and lllo of tho democrats
could not 1ms brought into lino to support
an old antagonist. Taken altogether,
there is no answering Mr. Cleveland's
arguments,"
John Dowltt Wnrnor-'JMy Idea Is that
Democrats can best unite thu party by
taking every opportunity to workagainBt
tho Itopublicau party. I agreo with
Mr. Cleveland that it is not so much tho
organization of tho party that is neces
sary ns tho return to old principles, tho
first of which I hollovo is to make decided
stand on behalf of tho people against
any fresh attempt by tho syndicate that
exploit McKinley to loot tho American
people for its benefit."
Kdward M.Bheperd. "I will merely
eay that I wclcomo any utterance of Mr.
Cleveland; It will do good. Ah to tho
criticism, that ho does not suDIoIently
oint out what steps should bo taken by
thu Democracy In the direction of reor
ganization, I would say that I supposo
Mr. Cleveland wants to set people think
ing right boforo they take action."
Howard It. Jtayiio ,4V nil realize
tho facts as thoy havu been sot forth by
Mr. Cleveland and ninny portions have
said substantially thu same thing Ihi fore.
I do not think that umong Dumocruis
there can be any difference of opinion us
to tho necessity of reorganization. 'Mr.
Cleveland' reconciliation scheme ull
gold Democrats will concur in, but if I
may Ihi toruiltted to eritlcieo certain
parts of Ins article I should say that they
nro too general to Im of any practical
bonciltiu tho reorganization ol thu parly,'
0SMAN PASHA TO
FREE THE KURDS
I.o.Nito.v, Dee. 21. General Oaman
Pnilm. who led thu 'Kurd rising In 1873,
told a representative of tho Daily Mail
yesterday that ho would leave London
today (Friday) to head another rising to
freo Turkestan from Turkish rule.
"I hope for Knglisb sympathy," ho
said, "if not for more material support
in the strogglu ugaiiut the despotic
Turks, who, (lominatad by Ituuia, bavo
com lulled tho l.i.ive, warlike Kurds to
act the part of awuiwins toward their
brother Armenians.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS i
A Piano I
An Ornau
A Bowing msghine
A Violin I
A Guitar i
A Mandolin f
A Columbia 7,lther J
An AuLoliarp
A Mu-Io IM
A Harp.
A jultitlt inatd tU(c or ikttt muiC
w took muv war bV mitL '
WAX. Geo. C. Will's
OUTLOOK
BLACKER
Than Any Time Since Boer
War Began
LOWER HOUSE OF
GERAAfll LEGISLATURE
Was a Tie On Resolution for
Arbitration Between Eng
land and Transvaal
Xmv Yoiik, Dec. 21. A dtspotch to
tho World from London says: Mid
night Tho outlook in South Africa is
regarded nB blacker than nt any titno
More or sinto tho lloci war began.
Persistent reports ars circulating In ilia
political clubs of n widespread rebellion
In Capo Colony. This is bolloved to bo
tho causa of Lord Salisbury's gloomy
speech on Tuesday,
Tho situation is regarded with diep
alarm as it is feared that Iird Kitche
ner's supplies ure in danger of being cut
off. Ixrnl Kitchener is said to have sent
n dispntcli demanding .'1000 more mount
ed men for tho security of llritish posi
tions in South Africa. No practical
scheme for providing these ro-iuforco-nients
lias yet been framed by thu War
Ufllce. -
(Jack Town, Doc 21, Tho situation in
tho northern districts ot Capo Colony is
more serious. Fully two thousand Boom
lmvo invaded Hint section. Grnvo fenrs
aro entertained that Dutch sympathJrorB
will Join the robollion nnd that this will
spread. Although there is no fear as to
tho ultimnto result, the lack of n sufllc
lent nuinbor of mounted troopB la felt by
tho Urltlsh. Thu uuormous wnsto of
horses in South Africa was never fully
appreciated until now.
Daiimbtadt, Dec.21. Uy tho President
casting his vote, tho second chamber of
thu legislature today defeated n motion
to Instruct representatives in tho
German roichstngto propose ncsumblini;
of thu foreign uffairs committee w nil tho
object uf inltlutl g u propocal of arbitra
tion between Great llrituiu and thu
Transvaal, lleprvsuntntivea of tho
Government letttho lieuso before-dnhatu
on the motion.
CHOW CHOW
FROM THE WIRES
Dr. Richard A- Wiso,mumborof house
from Norfolk, Va., is dead.
Wires aro nro down in all directions
And news is dltllcult to get.
Mrs. Win. P. Fryo, wife of president
pro tern of tho Bouuto, died ktiddenly
today at Washington.
A destructive storm raged all night on
tho Urltlsh channel. Stories of wrecks
and damage are coming from ull dliec'
tlous, but tho fatalities aro (aw.
Thobonato committee on territories
todav heard aruumonts by Governor
Murphy and delegate Wilson in suppurt
of tho bill for tho admission of Arizona
as a state
Tho (Senate has adjourned to Jan. SI,
When thu House met today there woro
less than 100 membors on floor, A
mnJoJlty had already departed foi homo
to sKsud holiday recess,
A bii unknown ichooiicr is roimrlod
from Philadelphia as ashoro on Hen and
Chickens shoal, just below Capo Henlo-
pen. Wind is ho lierco that lllo savers
aronuabo to send usiis ari.u to the
crow.
"rfunilHuoii Mt. Hood from Lotl.no"
Havu you coon them at itiiren A Hamil
ton? They ur superb, and oulyfl.(X)
oach.
BOTANICAL
X WONDERS
The marvel of the hour is
Hie wonderful cure of chronic
diseases without the use ol
knife or noisonous medicines.
This is what afilicted human
ity needs more than all else.
rot a week D&sses 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 moreawfuleflects
of rank medical humbugs. Dr.
Cook is willing to give patients
the benetitot his lite study dui
declinesto publish further test
imonials out oi regard ior nis
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. -
QflTce 301 UbartJrStreet
Salem Oiefon.
DREYFUS
VICTIMS
One Arrested and Another
Reported Starving,
THE GOVERNMENT
IS SUSTAINED
By a Vote of Confidence in
Return for Nationalist
Attack.
1'a.iwh, Dee. 'Jl Tho Chamber ol De
puties today by n vote of GOO to 102 do
ctdod to postpone M. I.nsclo's motion to
Interpellnto tho Govorninont on tho Ma
jor Oulgnot incident, until all further
orders of tho day woro disposed of, thus
shelving tho nationalist nttnek ind oil
mltely nnd giving tliuGovernmont n voti.
of conlldonce.
Pauim, I).t 21. Major Culirnet. who
figured in the Dreyfus court mnrtlnl nt
itcnucfl. lina lieounrrestcd nnd impriijon
ed in Fort Mont Vnlorien, wlioro ho is
awaiting trial by court martial on two
charges. The first is a charge of grnvo
ofTenso ngainst discipline in writlni;
directly without nuthorimtion to tho
Council, M. Waldcck-Uousicau, accusing
M.DeCasio, Minister of forolgn affairs
of having told tho Chamber of Deputies
an untruth when ho said that Major had
approcd tho interpretation olllelally
placed upon the famous Pannixardi
telegram.
EgTho pccoud charge, is being guilty of
disclosing iv confidential document,
namely, tho atntoment signed by Mnjor
Cuignot nnd General Chamnln. which
was road in tho Chamber by Joseph J.aB
cles formulating somo resorvntlons con
cerning tho l'annlzr.ardi dispatch.
Coiitlimrtl nil Kourth I'ku
Wo nro bettor prepared tlmn ever tomect tho demands of holiday shoppors.
Wo call special nttoullmi I.) tint follewing:
WATCHICS Gold lllled gents' wnrrnntod W) years, (13; slvor wntchosor lioys',
(1 nnd upwards ; ladhw' very small size gold tilled, warranted S5 yoarf, 910.00.
A lino assortment of Clintcllnluo ciiniiuilctl or gold lltted, miry swell, from
10.00 up, . ' ' '
JHWKLUY This emhrnces an endless vnriety of pretty things, Wo lmvo n Inrgo
nssortment of wutcli chnlns, for Indies and cntlemcn, lockets soino with
diamonds, bronchen, stick piu, link buttons and linger ring for Indies, gentln.
men, boyj and girls and bnhluri,
NOVKLTIKS AND TOIUCTWAltU-Th.s la a lino wlilch embrncos many nice
things In silver and ebony, suitable for ladien nnd gentlemen.
flll.VEIt TAIlLr.WAUK-Wo haw "OOUIIAM'S" nnd "WALUOIVS" Sterling.
And "WAU.ACK A KONH" plate; this is not only ns, good, but hotter than
"Itogors" j wo also lmvo lingers' 1H47 goods,
I'lOTfUH FItAMIW- Wu liavo n high u-ndo lino uf gilt (mines In late designs.
Theso frames will lastn llfo tlnio j pric- frnm fl to t7.f0.
Barr's Jewelry Store,
Leader in Low Prices.
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.ii... H. Want you to keop coming ; wuiityou to tell your Irlends
and i ighbors ntmut us. Till t hum ubout our grout Itomnvitlo Btilo
Hud ur new ttore which will I nc.ond to iioiih. i : :
Here are a Few Specimens of What We are Doing E
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Murtfi m to MAO.
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18c a yard
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Ladies' Hose
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TURKISH
OUTRAGES
Massacres ol Christians
Growing Worse -.
HAIDUK ISLAM
KILLS TWO HUNDRED
And
the Outrages of
Followers Beggar
Description
His
Nrw Yoiik., Dec. 21. A dispatch to
tho Journal nnd Advertiser from Vienna
says: Further reports of Turkish
inas8norcs of Christians show that their
ipstlgntur ii n Mohammedan nnmed
llalduk Islam who brags ot having
slaughtered 200 Christians with his own
hand. Tho Turkish authorities have
shown utter IndlfTorenco to tho massacres
nnd tho outrages perpetrated on Chris
tians nro boyond description.
At llltuch.nifn worocruicifledon trees
wiUi stakes ditven through their hands
an 1 feet. Women woro attacked nnd
thin mutilated. Children were murder
od by mutilation bctoro their parents'
o us. Women were maltreated at Grum
u t I of nro tl o eyes of tliolr husbands,
tilliors and b others nnd then carried In
to the iKiudage of harems. Men were
dno to denth slowly by various means,
t iclr limbs cut-off uccoi'hIvoI.v and chil
drm were thiown into Ihurivar.
Thu Honda tortured the Chrlitlaim nt
ItiharltK by Hlichisllnsh from all parts of
their bodies boforo killing them. A
Greek Orthodox priost was tied in n sack
and pitched into tho river nt Gonovltsn.
Tho Horvlan Consul at Mltrovitsa esti
mates that 1100 porHons lmvo boon killed
nnd tf)0 womon attacked mid placed In
linruma.
118 State Street.
a well Beaten Pauii
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AUTONOMY
PARTY IS
Growing Stronger in ..the
Philippine Islands
MANY INSURGENTS' ", '
KILLED AND TAKEN
Natives Preparing a Bill of
Kihts. and Ask Five
Representatives
Manila, Dec. 21. Kvery. mountain
trail in Uchorat Young's district, north
of tho Abrn nnd between tho coast' and
Dolores, hns been followed up by tlio
American scoubi thismonth. A similar
movement hns taken place in tho Prov
inces of Union, Bonguot, Lo I'nnto nnd
tho part of South Ilo Ilo which Ilea
south of tho Abrn river. Fifteen insur
gents, lmvo been killed nnd moro than a
100 captured, Tho villages wcro Always
abandoned boforo tho arrival of tho
Americans, but many buildings Uiat
liavo been used ns hayracks have boon
destroyed.
Tho lenders of tho projected autonomy
party lmvo again visited tho Phillpplno
Commission and tho platform proposed
was discussed privately nnd in an Infor
mal wny. Tho commissioners adviso
tho elimination of a fow minor features.
Personally thoy npprovo tho movement
ns n forward stop in tho direction of tho
ultimate moasuro of relf-govornmont
which tho commission lias Already been
Instructed to endeavor to bring about.
Tho plan of' tho party is to form United
Rtatcs territories Involving candidature
for ultimnto statehood. Tho platform
declares In favor ol a Hountu and a
House of Representatives elected from
thu districts of thoarchlpolago according
to population. In preparing n bill of
rights tho United States Constitution la
utilized with tho exception of tho fea
tures of trial by Jury.
According to tho plan, tho Governor
General appointed by tho president,
would havo thu power to voto excepting
lu cnbce pf a two'thlrda voto of the Icgls
Inluro Th! legislature would choose
flvo delegates to tho United States con-'
gross. 'ii5lt'n
Tho platform opposes tho sale of tllw
Philippines without tho consent of tho x
legislature. It contains littlo regarding
judiciary or local nffdlrs.
General Hates roporh) that a detach
ment of too. Fourth United States caval
ry, assisted by n gunboat attacked the
town of I'outangan and disponed tho
armed occupants, killing ItQ,
Special Prices on
Ribbon Mixed
Candy till After
Christmas
ELLIS & ZINN'S
Mo 154 SUlraltrttt, Stlcm Fhoo 2074
Tim Iwst linn Hint over happened H
Jiutreflojved for Christmas buyert, H
Cojorod umbrellas, $1.08. II
Colored umbrullw,y,08
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