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SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY AIAltCH 21 1001
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SETTLING
DIFFERENCE
Between Russia and Great
Britain
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plete...
If you need n pair for dress wear, look qvor our now
llnoof stylish worsted, patterns. Thov'ro beauties.
I'rlces from $2 00 to $4.60. Host quality for tho money
in the stale. Medium gtndo wool pants from $1.50
to $300 mode for luird eervico and they're neat
enough for iincr wear. Wo have a special bargain at
$2.00 wr pair. You'll bo surprised nt tho quality
when yon see them. Wo also bavo a largo assort
ment of cotton work pantB from OGe to $1.20. Our
85c line is (.specially good. Almost as cheap as
overalls and they look and fit much butter. : : :
NHBGa YORK RACKET
Our Store Closes Every Evenlar at Six O'clock Except Saturday.
Salem's Cheapest One Price Cash Store.
E. T. BARNES.
Proprietor.
Cor- Commorclnl and
Chomuko'n Stroots
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REPAIRING A WATCH
OMIiu fluent wntkiutinauip i n brunch
of our busim-M llmt vu'ijiv- ppi'citil nt
lout it in I". Our icp.iiiiiiL' department
is i:inlii till wi h tin utmost (ro and
skII; dsniiKM.d!' nr- r"it, mnl jewelry
of all kiml' i-ii paired in the mit per
feci iiiiui.iur, lirblili'p opiiunl wok of nil
kinds
C. T. P0AIER0Y
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UNITED STATES
AS AIEDIAT0R
The Czar Has Very Serious
" Troubles of His Own
To Look After
London, March 21. In tho House of
Lorda'today tho foreign secretary, Lord
LanBdowno, announced that Russia and
Groat Britain had agreed to withdraw
their troops from tho disputed territory
at Tien Tula and reserve the question of
title and proprietary rights for subse
quent examination.
St. I'ktkiwiiuko, March 21. A Semi
oflicial statement has has been issued to
the effect that n commonplace incident
at Tien leiu has been terribly exagger
ated by tho British press untlj it has nl
most assumed the gravity of casus belli.
Accordlng'tho statement, tho trouble
wus duo to the British troops trying to
forcibly possess the disputed territory.
The statement recites that tho matter
is manifestly a question for diplomatic
treatment and tho Russian Govern
ment has no doubt IT WILL BK AMI
CABLY FETTLKI).
I'kki.v, Match 21. fount VonWaldor
soo, during his stay in Tien Tsin yeator
day, succeeded in his mission which con
aisled merely in preventing bloodshed
among the allied troops. Boyoud this it
Is ela'med in olliclal circles that Ger
many will remain perleotly neutral.
Tikn This, March 2L Situation hero
remains unchanged. Both Brit'sh and
Russians abstain from any ovyrt acta of
hostilities. There uro about 1000 white
Biitlslt troops in the vicinity. Russians
a '0 not numerous.
London, March 21. In regard lo tho
Bupgostlon in tho Shanghai dispatch that
tho Russian Hinadron, bau designs on
Coroa, perhaps papers hem think
It highly improbable that Russia has
any present intention of risking inval
war with Japan. The Japanese minister,
Baron Hnyashi Tudusu, in an intervlow
does not attach any importance to tho
dispatches from Shanghai and Kobe.
Teln trouble had beon communicated to
tho Rtato Dcpurtment by any of Its
agents in China. This fact ia conclu
sive, "the official concluded," that up to
this time at least no clash of n serious
nature has occurred.
Wero shots exchangod our Coti"nl nt
Tien Tsin would notify Mr. Rocktll, who
in tutn would communicate thn informa
tion to Secretary Hay, Tlio fniluro of
tho American representatives to roport
on the subject 1r duo to our well known
no! Icy of not interfering in disputes be
tween other nations. Wo aro interested
in tho trouble because of its possible
genoral effect but wo have nothing to do
with tho attitude of tho British troops
toward tho Hussion troops, or vice vorsa,
or with tho conditions which caused
them to nssnmo the stand thoy bavo
taken. Tho United States has no right
to intervouo nor will it do so, but if the
disputants should intimate their willing
ness to havo tho Amorlcan Govornmont
exercise its good ofllces it would be glad
to do so."
Diplomats in Washington aro not in
clined to boliovo that war will result
from tho Tien Tin dispute If it comes,
one diplomat said.it would because tho of1
Manchurlau situation. Anothor diplo
mat said that tho world waa not prepared,
for war, that Russia's financial condi
tion as well as that of Japan, prohibits
thotn from engaging in hostilities nnd
Great Britain la too much occupied in
South Africa. Germany ho said, ia tho
only Europoan power in a position at
tills timo to go to war.
PHILLIP
BOTHA
Is Reported Killed
BROTHER OF THE
BOER C0MA1ANDER
Treatment of the Capetown
Rebels Caused Failure of
Peace Treaty
" London, March, 2L A dispatch from
Lord Kitchener dated at Pretoria, March
20th pays:
"l'hilllp Botha, brother of Boer com
mnnder in chief waa killed on tho
Dooruborg. His two sons wero wounded.
Boors of Orange River Colony have dla'
banded And scattered. Dewtt Is in
neighborhood of llollbron "
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH
I'aiuh, March 21. Cablegrams from
Pokln are very cheerful regarding tho
Aro regarded by many n of doubtful li' Progress ot negotiations mere ciur
utility. Tnoy do not know that by our i(J tho past weok. Tho Amoriean
sysfun of ' proposal to arrange for demanding Joint
damages from China la being favorably
discussed by the powers.
Dentistry
They a-o made to equal, if not Hurpue.'i,
those supplied by nature Our teeth on.
pUtos aro tho acme of perfection. Their
appearance and fit ia so good that noth
ing bettor can ho desired.
Full sets on rubber from $7-00 up
Drs. Eppley & Olinger
Postollica block.
Nkw Your, March 21. A special to
tho Herald from Washington says: If
Russia and Great Britain desire it, the
United Stntea ia willing to use its good
ofllced to sottlo tho Tion Tsin dispute.
A high olliclal of tho Adrainatration said
that no information regarding tho Tien
A special to tho Tlmoa from Washing
ton says: An interesting suggestion,
tho latest dovolopomonta of tho Chinese,
question with tho riots of St, Petersburg
and other Russian cities has beon in ado
by n public man of diplomatic experi
ence who is well quallfed to discuss
Euroueau affairs. His theory is that
Russia's bellicose attitude nt Tion Tsin
and her apparaut disposition to provoke
Great Britain aro directly connected
with tho conditions at homo.
Russia, ho declares, is not nt present In
a position to risk a war ovor Manchuria
or North China. Sim ia undoubtedly in
a bettor position than Groat Britain,
but she has not completed tho trans
Siberian Railway and ia by no menus
ready for a contest in tho north. Itdi
tho general understanding of hor policy
thai, bho does not wish a war until her
preparations in tho north aro com
pleted. This applies at' tho present
timo not so much because of Groat
liriiuiu'fl capacity for resistance but be
cause of possible complications with
other iowers.
A motive for Russia's warlike attitude
must therefore be sought, and u sugges
tion ib found in tho apparently aerioua
atnto of things nt St. Petersburg
nnd oleowhoro. It ia a well known
axiom of statesmanship that when
domestic disturbances aro becoming
dangoroua-a foreign war will distract tho
attontion of the people and produce a
reaction in favor of tho government. It
is quito evident that tho present dis
turbances in Russia are inoro sorioua
thau any since the death of Alexander
II. It is believed that tho Ruscian
rioters may have forced tho hand of tho
government and compelled it to court
war when It ia unready, solely for the
sake of weakening a domestic danger.
Nkw Yoiik, March 21 A dispatch to
the Tribune from Loudon says :
It is fully expected and indeed the
government had intended that tho pap
ers promised-by Mr. Chamberlain, beat
ing upon tho peaco negotiations between
Lord Kllchcnor and Genoral Botha,
should havo boon ready for Issuo on
Tuesday evening.
Untoroseen delay with the printers,
however, rendorod publication Impossi
ble tlion, but tho papers would havo beon
ready for distribution yostorday had it
not been for tho fact that at tho last
minute it was (ouhd that ono of tho
dispatches waa of too important n
naturo to be issued without undersoing
certain revision and the publication was
accordingly delayed.
it la tolerably certain tnal all tho
communications which paaied between
England and South Africa in reference
to tho matter will not bo seen by the
public. It Is stated that tho failure of
tho negotiations was caused by a disa
greement on tho question on tho treat
ment of tho Capo robols.
TODAY'S NEWS SUMMARIZED.
POISONED WHISKEY
MAILED TO HIMSELF
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Dress
Stuffs...
Fashion's
are here
1901.
latest creations
for spring1 pi
HEW HENRIETTAS
WOOL TAFFETAS
PRUNELLAS
ZIBALINUS
VENETIANS
BROADCLOTH
CHEVIOTS
Flannel Silk
A vr-ry new weave in s l'
.and wool for uafc-ts. We
arealwavs first to show
new goods. Beautiful
spring shades just in.
$1.00 yard
Spring
Umbrellas
uThe handsomest line we
fihave ever shown, Dainty
IK handles serviceable cov
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Second Crowd
Bringer...
San Fhancihco March 21 Mrs. Ag
nes Kent who was arrested on suspicion
of having sent a bottle of poisoned whis
key to her husband has been discharged
from custody. Tho husband refused to
swear to a complaint against her and Po
lice Judge Frit): stated that he believed
Kent had mailed tho liquor to hiriuoll
with intent to Injure his wife, who had
sued him for divorce and alimony.
MORNING REPORT
IS CORRECTED
Wahhinoton, Mar 21. It Is stated on
high authority that ex-senator Walcntt
of Colorado is not to succeed Secretary
Hitchcock as head of the interior
department as published this morning
CIVIL RULE IN
THE PHILIPPINES
Wahiunoton, March 21. According
to calculations at tho War Department
I the transfer from military to civil gov
lornmentin tho Philippine) will occur
I about June 30th.
SPECIAL FRIDAY ONLY
We offer for Friday
only, a big line of
ginghams, all this spring's
styles at
sale
fine
6 l-2c yard
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The residence of Georito B. Raymond, of
Morris Plains, N. J., has bfon des
troyed by flro entailing a loss of $50,000.
inn tiro was cnur-ou ny crossing ot a
telephone and electric wire in tho
basement.
W. T. Sapp tho famous ossified man of
Lebanon, Ky., is dead at Alhuquequu,
N. M For 30 years tho helpless statue
of n man haa been on exhibition with
ovory joint sollidly united.
Michael C. Loary, a charter mombor of
tho Chicago Board of Trade, ahd dur
the Civil War ouo of tho heaviest
operators in grain in tho country died
last night, aged 72 years.
John W. Ontes and friends Intend to
erect a hotel which will rival ni.ythlug
in iVow York in magnificence, ft will
cent $2,000,000 and will be built iion
n $1,000,000 lot.
At Ban Francisco County Clerk Deane
has refused tho applications of -10
Japan eca for papers declaring their
intention to become citizens of this
country.
Tho Southard Pacific Railroad company
proposes to extend its policy of
straight tiackn and hlh api ed, Mam
moth contracts will be lot in the near
future.
The properly of the New England Con
Borvatnry of Music, Rnxtun. Iim been
told to portous who will convert it in
to a homo for working women ami
Kirls.
Two thousand French soldiers have none
to assist in tho suppression of tho
troubles incident upon tlio strike at
Marseilles.
Tho steward of a British troopship from
Table Buy. ia sutTerliiK from plague
and bus been isolated at South Hump
ton. ,
Cronm-d wires started n lire that des
troyed tho live story building at 305
East Randolph street, Chicago,
Tho Philippine Commission will organ
izo governments in Pa nay, Negros,
Cebu, Jolo and Minoauao.
Third Regimont, O.. N. G will bo ro
viewed by Governor Geer, next
Wednesday, at Portland.
By breaking of a dam at Cologua, Italy,
15 persons wero drowned mid a
number injured.
Two thousand acres of oil land near Sa
lem havo beon bonded for develop
ment. The Santa Fo Railroad will spend $200,
000 improving Its' 'Frisco tertninnl.
Carnegie will kIvo $5,000,000 to Philn
delphla for libraries.
Four-year-old girl Bet adrift at Portland
from Butte, Mont.
That's about all there is to the scores of cough
medicines you see advertised. They talk and talk
and keep on talking. They haven't any record back of
them, no cures to report nothing to rely upon.
When you see the words, "Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,"
you see the medicine you took when a child, something
your parents and grandparents used. There's a record of
sixty years of cures back of it. .
For asthma, croup, whooping-cough, huskiness. hard
colds, and coughs of every kind it is the standard remedy
the world over.
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"All ono winter I could not speak above a whisper because of a severe throat and lung trouble. Every
th'.tig was done for mo that could be done, but without relief, I then began to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It
relieved mo at onca and soon I was completely cured." Mrs. W, J. llni.l, KeMm,.Mo.
Throe sizes:
a$c., 50c, $1.00.
All druggists.
To keep on hand you will like the 1.00 size licit, and you will need
this amount to cure a chronic or very severe case. The 50c. size Is just
about right for bronchitis, hoarseness, la grippe, croup, etc. The 25c.
size is convenient when traveling, and is enough to break up a fresh cold.
J. C. AYER CO., Lowell, Mass.
D01HG3 OF THE
JOCKEY CLUBS
California
Large
Grants Amnesty
Purse Offered.
Barred from tho track, owners nnd
jockeys-Danny J. Lynch, Joo Piggott,
M, Henry.
Dan. Williams, Jerry O. Horn, II.
Chevalier, A. Heinrlcha nnd J, Duben
stein stand ruled off tho track. Tho
caseaof II. flreenberger nnd II. Wod
denstand remain under udvlfU'inuut.
riAN KitANPiHdo, Marub '21 The Call,
fornia Jockey Club which is poon to
assume control of rucing on nil three
local lrak3, litis u run ted nuiiite-ty to
tho following who have been under the
bau of the board of stewards:
Ruled off tho track, trainers and
jockeys L. Garrison, A Johnson, Good
man, Moyer, II. Moosotalor, McGlunkoy,
J. Brown, A. R. Hill, Andy Davis, Olllo
Johnson, Al Goodwin, Charles Mc
Murray, J. M. McDonald, Honry
Spencer, Jvy Powell, Wllllo Flynn, W.
Martin.
Indefinitely suspended, jockeys R,
Williams, M. Full, Cleveland Wallace,
A. Williams, Rngati, P. Sullivan, B.
Guoin, Ellis, W. H. Martin, J. Ward,
J. Conley,(!ong shot.jW. Nurvaez, Duffy,
Moody, Warned off by truck-owners,
trainers and bookmakers Handy Me
Noughton Joo Ropo, Hue, Nlchals, I.eo
Polminu.
Nuw Yo;k, March 21,C. A. McCully
announced last night that tho Now
York Trotting Association would offorn
purse of f 10,000 for trotters for tho freo
for all class to opon tho August meeting
ut Brighton Beach. Within thirty mln
utea ho waa assured by tho owners of
tho horses or their ngonta that
Georgu II. Ketcham'a Oresceua 2:01,
Thomas W. Lnwson'a Borulma 2:0Hj
Jnmea Butlcr'n Directum Jvolly, 2:08jii
nnd David Oahlll'a Charley Horr. 2:07
would bo entored. Herbert Gray, rep
resenting Mr. Lawson, nnd George II.
Ketchnm. owner of Croscous. atlnulated
that thoy would not enter nnloss assured
that tho Ablmt could not compete It is
said that no horse la to bo expressly
barred. Petor Tim Great, 2:07ttfniid
Lord Derby, may bo among the starters.
WHAT If, FRIEDMAN OOrNO TO
DO ABOUT IT? GO IN AND A8K
ill 41
PEACE PROGRESS
IN CHINA
Piiicim March 21 Tho Ministers are
working in porfect harmony nnd every
thing is progressing satisfactorily. All
questions remaining to lw decldod aro
In tho naturo of guards along the lino
of communication with tho sea nnd tho
razing of forts, which, being puroly
military matters, tho gonorals will
decide and will report their decisions to
tho ministers.
Ft esh Taffies
Today
Ellis & Zinh's
54SUte Street, Sslera 'Phone 2B74
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New Side Combs, ,
Back Combs
Stray Lock Retainers
Brooches, etc.
These are all thi springs'
styles. We have no need
to undertake to palm off
old shelf worn goods as
new ones.
Come With the Crowd
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" The Woman's Store,
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y Havo been Bold by us for years, and wo bellovo wo havo not had a dissatisfied
tj customer. Today thse are among tho flmt of tho leading corsets made in
i America We advise buying llwra becaura they aro guaranteed to kIvh cutis
r. faction. Should you find a fault, a new pair would bo yours for the asking.
f Wo also carry full lines of American Lady, P. A N. and other good makes In
A straight front effects at all priced
EXHIBIT OF BLACK CATS
DRAWN BY OUR SCHOOL
CHILDREN, AT OUR STORE
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.sail
Cut
Glass
Sterling
Silver
Nothing more popular for wedding pres
ents. Wo have a nice line of each. Our
out glass ia "Hoiks" brand, none finer
on the market. In Sterling Silver wo
have some of the lst makes in the
ouutry and a nice stock to eejeot from
If in search of some suitable present at
any time we would be pleased to show
oar goods.
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2 75 values
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3 25 values
3 50 values
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2 25 4 50 values 3 38
2 44 5 00 values 3 75
2 63 6 00 values 4 50 2
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We will sell $1.25 white
muslin gowns trimmed
in lace and embroidery
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See Window No 11.
Friday Only.
Just for. a little flyer a line
of 10c to 15c ginghams
See Window No. 14.
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