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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY JOURNAL Train ReportShasta Express North, 4:34 p. m. Tonight and Friday, occasional rain. VOL. XII. i, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1902. NO. 54. GORMAN TO LEAD THE FIGHT EVERY BUSINESS IN BOSTON WRECKED ON FRISCO ROCKS New Sdpid -J Tv .1 iOA 1 fi Goods - I havo beon rolling hi lively tho past few da.VB. We're preparing for a big buaineea this Spring and are going to make tilings hum by giving bettor valuos than you can Ond eleowhore. Wo point with prido to our record tor low prices on reliablo merchandise during tho past ten years. Ask your neighbors, who havo beon trading with us, about our business tnothods. Got out of tho old credit rut and trade with a cash store. Call and oxnmlno our lino of New Hats - New Shoes - Ribbons, Laces, Embroieries, Hosiery and Underwear. THE NEW YORK RACKET 1 E. T. BARNES, Proprietor, SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONU PRICE CASH STORE. fs Cor. Commercial and Chomokota Sts. jSEJ. 33 Just as Good as it Looks Ii the uuiverenl opinion of all who judge our liquors. Ciilici m always turns praise, because a correct tntte finds In them that exquisite flavor which comas only from purity, properly ayid itud rrmtuied J. P. ROGERS, jssr- Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer This is to Certify Collnty Wrlon " 80B1. . Aus. U, 190 Crippled and Many Years an Invalid lu wtiom theno prrauiiu hall come, UreetiuK. About fourteen ear ilnco at nine rears ofage I met with an accident which caused an Injury to my spine and pctvlo bono wblch resulted in the formation of humped shoulders and hip, a shortening of the waltt and dlinlacement nfln. ternal orgaui, and shortenlug of about two Inches of one limb between the knee and hip. In addition to the outward appearance of my body as above described lu March 1900 I was taken with a seTero attack of La Grippe from thl effect of wHcb Iiuttered creatly with my lungs and heart, anil when In May lluOI came to and began treatment with Dr. J. K. Cook my condition wm about as follews: Could per form no manual labor, could not stoop to pick anything from the Moor. Could eet about the house only with difficulty, aud timing up stairs was next to impossible. Could tue my limbs only with difficulty and one of them was much wased. My nervous system was badly wrecked. Had CoukIi and severe pain on lungs and heart, no appetuv, wula kleeu only In broken spells, and In many ways suffered almost constant and Indescribable agonies. In short I was as much dead as all vo, I'roviouily to my attack of La Grippe I was treated over a period of years by many physicians to no eflvctlve purpose. My personal appearance at this time Is straight In the back as anyone. Mr wasted, limb restored to normal ilia and but little more than half au inch shorter than the other. Have free use of my limbs and can go up stairs one foot after the other with perfect ease. My wasitls lengthening. Can stoop to the floor with ease, Can get about aud do pretty much any and everything other well people can do. My appetite is splendid; sleep soundly and am absolutely free from pain. Having lived in Dr. Cook's family for nearly a year I have seen much of the effect of his treatment upon others, and can truly and cheerfully recommend the Doctor and his med ical skill o til In any way afflicted The Doctor's treatment In this case was whol ly conflued to bis Bob n cat Remedies. couiUtu tlonally administered No resort to the use of knife, mechanical appliance or other method of treatment being employed ULI4AN ROSENBAUM. Lillian Kosenbaum has lived in this vicinity about nine years. We, the undersigned, are personally acquaint ed wflh the above affiant and cheerfully sub scribe to the truth of the foregoing statement, 8UBAS UAKRI&ON, A V, KOSENBAUM Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2tth day of Aug. 1801. Bal attached. W. W. HALL, County Clerk. By A MrCTtLOCH. Deputy. DEUEL0PMENT.... 10,000 barrels Roche Harbor Lime need in the development of Salem and vicinity during the past year. D. S. BENTLEY & CO SoU Ajuti. New Shirts! New ClothiM Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock Every Evening Except Saturday 55S3EKHB Careful Attention A good watch needs careful at tention to keep it going as it should go, but it muathnvo intel ligent attention. Wc know how to put it in good condition and keep it so. Let us look at it and toll you what It Ill'Cds. Barr's Jewelry Store Scientific Octlclaa. 120 State St., Salem Repairing Watch... Of tho (lnost workmanship is a branch of our business that wo glvs 8ecial attention to. Our repairing department is conducted with the utmost care and (kill, diamonds are resot, and jewelry of all kinds is re paired in tho most perfect manner, besides optical work of all kinds. C, T. Pomeroy 288 Com'ISt. Watchmaker and Optician Joliet Bank Js Robbed JOLIET, 111., March 13. Tho Knapp Kxchango Dank was burglarized by six men early this morning. Thoy se cured about $3,300. o Marlon Circuit Court. Before Judge Boise tho suit of But terlck vs. Richardson Is still pending. Wltnossos wero oxamlnod all during tho day, and a notlcoablo dlfforonco was shown In tho testimony of tho two sides. A decision was givon In tho Egan vs. Finney case to Finnoy. This con tost, it will bo romomberod, is ovor tho possession of a small tract of land connecting tho two farms of the liti gants, near Brooks. The land consists of less than threo acros, I BYE SPECIALIST X A. M BANCROFT, Mir. of the BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. 259 Com'ISt. Stlera, Oraon We do our own grindlms. Examination free. Chocolate Chips Chocolate Chips Chocolate Chips Chocolate Chips Chocolate Chips a; at x To Secure Control of the Next House Bryan and Silver Will be Dropped. Tariff and Expansion will be Issues. WASHINGTON, March 13. Tho Democrats desire to elect a majority and secure control of tho next House. In furtherance of this thoy proposu to Ignore Bryan, abandon tho silver issue and appeal to tho couutry on tho tariff question and tho conduct of affairs In the Philippines, and to confine their campaign to congressional districts In tho Northern states, trusting to hold the solid South to carry out this pro gram. Tho congressional committees nro now looking for a leader to man ago tho campaign, and tho namo which meets most favor Is Senator Gorman's. Tho commlttco liuve asked him . to accept, but as yet have received no definite answer. Tho deslro to havo Gorman at tho head of tho committee nrises from tho fact that ho is recog nized as ono of the best organizers In tho party, and It Is bellovod ho would bo able to raise a liberal campaign fund from Northern business men. ELECTRIC STORM ON THESOUND Spring Rush to Klondike Starts. POUT TOWNSEND, March 13. Thoro was a sovcro electric storm hero this morning, and for an hour tho sky was ono glnro of lightning. Thun der shook buildings, and tho storm was proceeded by heavy hall. Tho Northern rush has commoncod, tho City of Soattlo sailing this morn ing with 300 hundred passongors and GO horses, bound for tho Klondike TOLSTOI SINKING FAST Great Russian Reformer Worse. is ST. PETERSBURG, March 13. Count Tolstoi has had a suddon chango for tho worso, and tho gravest fonrs aro now entertained for his recovory. o The Largest Oak. JoRophiuo claims tho honor of hav ing tho largest oak troo In tho world. Tho giant oak of Germany, which is described us the largest oak, is 30 foot in height, trnd 20 feel in circum frenco, is no way lu comparison. This old decayed stump of Germany In tho romalns of what was onco a troo, whllo the oak treo of' Southern Orogon Is 30 feet lu clruumfroenco at Its baso and 27 feut at the hlghost point ronchnd by a man standing on tho ground. It brauchos out at a height of 1C foot In to a numbor of mammoth forks. Ex. 0 L Notice of Dissolution. The uudorsigned have this dato dis solved their partnership in tho Fair Store, at Salem. Oregon. Mr. Dabnoy, who continues the business, will pay all obligations against tho firm and re ceive money on all accounts due the same. O. P. DABNEY, J F. GILMORE. Salem, Or., Feb. 1, 1902. 3-13-3t Exclusively Ladies' Furnishings Salem People and Visitors at the Oratorical Contest are Invited to Visit the Leader SALEM'S GREATEST WOMAN'S STORE. New lines just received in corsets and underwear, new hats and millinery, new tailor-made suits and skirts, new shirt waists and silk waists, new kid gloves. Great est hose offer ever made in this city-several case just received from the factory and for introduction only. 35C MRS, M, E FRASER, 271 Commercial St, Feels Effects of the Strike Twenty Thousand Men Are Out. Hopes for a Settlement at Once. BOSTON, March 13. Tho big strlko hero Is still spreading, and this morn ing It is estimated that nearly 20,000 men aro out In this city. Tho ranks of tho strikers woro augmented this morning by the longshoremen and freight handlers who work on tho Canard and Lcylaud docks, and In the Boston and Albany freight yards in East Boston. Thoro Is a possibility that a satisfactory way to bring tho strike to an ond may bo found today. Secretary Easloy, of tho Civic Federa tion, arrived this morning, and will moot tho representatives of the strik ers. Governor Crnuo and tho mem bers of tho various business Interests aro seriously nffocted by tho present stato of affair's, and other cities aro feeling tho effect of tho strlko moro and more. ! RUSSIANS FIGHT IN MANCHURIA Kill Two Hundred and Take Three Guns. ST. PETERSBURG, March 13. A dispatch received horo today states anothor fight has taken placo botweon Russians and Tulguses, in Manchuria, Tho Russians killed 200 of tho enemy, and captured thrco guns. wifnf FILED CHARGES Against German Ambassador Yon HoIIeben. NEW YORK, March 13. Emll Witto, who filed chargos of assisting Bryan in tho lato campaign ngalust tho Gormnn ambassador, Von Hollo- ben, lives horo. Ho admtttod today tho chargos had beon mado bocauso ho fools that ho wasn't treated right by tho ambassador. Ho doclaros u sccrot service man took possession of his proofs against the ambassador. STORM SWEPT TEXAS Suffers Terribly the Three Days. Last FORT WORTH, Tex., March 13. Sovoro storms havo provailod general ly in North and Central Texas for tho past thrco days. Half a dozen people havo been klllod, and a quarter of a million of dollars in property do st royod. Rhodes Passed A Bad Night LONDON, March 13 A Capo Town dispatch of this morning says that Ce cil Rhodes passed u bad night, which told appreciably on ills strength. An Imported Ladles' Black, for Lisle Thread Lace Hose, for A Regular 35c Hose, for Heroic Rescue by Life Station Crew Waves Rolled Mountains High. Lumber Schooner Battered to Pieces. SAN FRANCISCO, March 13. Tho Schooner Reporter, with lumber from Gray's Harbor, wont ashoro this morn ing a mllo south of tho Cliff House. Tho crow woro safely landed, nnd tho vessel Is fast breaking up. She Is tho property of tho E. K. Wood Lum ber company, of tills city. Tho crew was rescued after sever al attempts by tho life-saving station crow, who displayed great horolsm, their boat capsizing whllo tho wnvos wero running mountain high. Tho ves sel Is a total wreck, with her cargo, and Is valued nt $100,000. JAPAN ACHING FOR WAR Actively Preparing to Fight Russia. SEATTLE, March 13. Captain F. II. Smith, a well-known Englishman, who arrived horo yostordny on tho Tosa Mnru from Jiipau, declares that war botweon that country and Russia Is soon to come. "Trouhlo ovor tho Russlnn occupa tion of Manchuria Is the causo of tho trouble," said Captain Smith, "and tho Japanncso nro spoiling for n chance to whip some ono. Thoy aro making nil preparations for tho scrap that must cotno vory soon. When It dcos como England will bo forcotl to help tho Mikado's army, and tho war may Involvo all Europe In tho moan time tho Russians nro pushing work on tho railroad across Manchuria, nnd to this tho Japnuoso havo no objec tions. Russia, however, must dofond tho road against tho nttacks of tho na tives. Somo 10,000 coolies nro now employed on tho work." The ladies of Salem and vicinitv are cor dially invited to call and inspect our new line of Spring Mats. New Today The White Corner Millinery Dep't. Always in the lead. Miss Minnie Evans Proprieton 19C fiiik I Baking Powder Made of Pure Grape Cream of Tartar. Safeguards the food against alum koti sHia kjmh co., i wuUm i . niw torni. POLITICS GETTING WARM Williamson Carries Two Counties in Eastern Ore gon. Primaries in Alarion County Will be Held Tomorrow. Roth factions of tho Republican pur ty nro holding moetlngs and making slates for the contest nt thu primaries Friday. In many of tho pioclncts tho delegates on both tickets are Bnld to be for Oov. Oeer. There are aotno of tho usual charges of colonizing votors In tho city from stnto In stltutloiiH. Thu Umatilla. Roputillcan county convention mot yesterday nnd de clared for W. J. Furnish for governor and J. N. WHHaniBon for congress. Tho Morrow county primaries wore carried for Williamson also. Governor Oeer nnd his friends nro very conlldont of n victory at tho Ma rlon county primaries. F. T. Wrlghtman Is leading tho right against Simon and Geer, nnd nays ho will bo In tho Hold for nttornoy-gon-erul, whether ho carrion Marlon coun ty or not. Ho says ho will bo II next November, nnd not 113, as published lu a Salem Republican pnpor. A roport was circulated yoatorday that throe hack loads of votors wero brought from McMluuvlllo to be voted nt tho city prlmarlos. Inquiries by Journal reporters failed to verify tho statement. Henry I Inns is developing grent strength ns n candidate for county treasurer. A Qermnn-Amerlcnn bus never hold this olllce, and hu Is gottlng nssutnncos of support from both sides, nnd ninny nro going to tho primaries for tho solo purpose of casting n voto for tho Salem watch-mnkur, who may bo tho unanimous nominee of the con vention. Harry Ruwlund and Stovo McFndtleu ara strongly in tho lend for clerk ami rocordor. Thu county candidates do not seem to bo taking sides on thu governorship or somitorlul issuo. Talks with tho Judges and clerks of tho various precincts In this city de velop n strong fouling against permit ting any but bona fldo lognl voters to register or voto nt any but tho pro (lint in which they live. Kinploy.i of . ,, ro iLfibULJ Figured and Fancy Pongee Silks I Just the thine for Spring Waists. $1.00 and $1.25 Embroidered Linen For Yokes and Waists. $1.50 to $4.00 Newest Novelties. Ask to See Them. jftf h F If iik ' ri 1m. W ifc. T & Whyj'Kmmi Comfortables... Comfortables; full size, covered on one side with f leu red sateen, plain on the other side. Our next Wednesday Surprise Sale. Btnto nnd federal institutions and on goveinmont work will bo closuly wntcned uud questioned as to thelt real lesldonco. Thoro is a gonorul sentiment In favor of clean pflmnrles and an honost enforcement of the elec tion laws. RUSSIAN TRAITOR SHOT Sold Military Secrets for Gold. LONDON, March 13. Qnbllng from Vlonuti, tho correspondent of- tho Dully Mali says n sensation has been cnusud by a story to tho effect that u court-mnrtlal nt Warsaw condemned Lto death a Russian gonornl named Grimm fur thu systematic rovolatlou of military Bocrots to a foreign power, and that suvornl arlHtocratlu Polish lu dlos have been nrrested ns accom plices of Colonel Gtlnim. Thuru la an unconfirmed rumor, cuncludos tho cor. rospondont, that Colonol Grimm was' shot within two hours of tho passing of sentence. C ouqnmqc Start at once for your drug store for sonic cough medi cine. If yon meet your doc tor on iho way, tell hin you arc goirpj after a bottle cf Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. I? he has anything better to offer you, get it. 7e var.t to help you, and go d jcg your doctor. " I couched terribly after having la grippe. If It had not boon for Aycr's Cherry Pectoral, I don't think I coutd possibly hnvo nulled throuch." E. U. D-.vh, Providence, IM. jk.tfc.u.M. j.c..vnaca.uw:i tun Tito ship subsidy on VVadntwdny monopolized the time of thu Semite. ...Today.., -AT- W. W. Ziiuf s 151 Stato St. Phone 3874. Hayc you seen the line of Battenbergand Nottingham Curtains that we are sell ing at reduced prices? It j will pay you.' bee Liberty street window. the yd. the yd. CARAMELS WDTf If r!A .V'a '. x ii -j3 m "yS U fc-j '.J.VS -a r a. : jiks.lU i i. dl -"- y M M. h ': ,rJ 1 Every Day io the Week. . 114 State Street. j - Mynpj;' 3U. U wB'--lSffSJr uMn 1 WlNW.H '"''"