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VOL. XII.
BEET SUGAR ffl
: ARE JUBILANT
Declare Cuban Reciprocity is Dead
--Anticioate Bill's Defeat
In Senate,
WASHINGTON, April 19. Tho beet
sugar Republicans declare today that
Cuban reciprocity Is dead, as a result
of tho voto In tho IIouso Friday, re
moving tho differential on refined su-
gar. They are confident that In lta
present shape tho bill will never pass
tho Senate. Tho Republican Insurg
ents and tho Democrats, In addition,
nro expressing great satisfaction over
their victory, and aro rejoicing bo-,
causo thoy mado It possible to nccn
tuato the differences In tho Republican
camp. It portends, Ir nothing olse, a
great contest In the next IIouso, If It
bo Republican. Speaker Hendorson,
it may uo sareiy saiu, will navo to
fight for the scepter If he wants to re
tain It. I.lttlefleld, of Malno, Is now
mentioned as tho most avnllablo tlm-'
ber for tho position,
o
Next Week In Congress.
WASHINGTON, April 19. Tho
Philippine civil government and tho
ship subsidy bill will dtvldo tho wholo
of tho tlmo in tho Senate next wool:.
As now calculated tho final voto on
tho 1'hlllpplno bill will bo talcon tho
first wcok In May, unless tho discus
sion Is greatly delayed by tho appro
priation bills. Next wook In Uio
Houbo much business of Importance
will bo considered. Tho oleomargar
lno bill comes up again, tho question
being on agreeing to tho Sonatu
amendments to tho bill. If any tlmo
Is left tho mcasuro admitting Okla
homa, Arizona and Now Mexico to
statehood will bo taken up.
Against the Railways.
WASHINGTON, April 19. Tho In-tor-stato
commission today, In decid
ing tho orange cases brought by tho
Southern California Fruit Growers'
Association against tho Southern Pa
cific and Santa Fe, held that railways
havo no right to deny shippers choice
of th a-rout oh ovor which it is deslrod
tho goods shall bo carried East. Ques
tions as to tho pooling of tho fruit
traffic, nnd whether tho charges as
sessed aro unreasonable, woro ro
sorved for further consideration.
COLOMBIA MASSING TROOPS.
Preparing to Put Down the Insurrec
tion on the Isthmus.
COLON, April 19. A thousand gov
ernment troops. from Santandor
rcachod Colon last night by way of
Baranqullla, on tho Fronch stoamor
St. Germain, and tho Colombia gun
boat Gonoral Plnzon. Thoy nro under
command of Gonoral Luis Morales
This is to Certify
&TmoY& Ha.em. Ore, Au, 91. 190
Crippled and Many Years an Invalid
'lu wnom IbvM iri-tiiu bll couiu, GrUu,
About fotmeeu yean since at uluu Tcari of age
I met with an accident which caiueil an Injury
to my iplno and polflo bono which resulted lit
tho ronna'loii of humped ahouldera and hln, a
shortening ot tbe walt and displacement of in
ternal organ, aud hurlenluu of about two
Inches ot one limb between the knee and hip.
In addition to the outward appearance of rar
bodyMabore described In March 100 I wa
taken with a eyere attack of U Urlppe from
the effect of which I Buffered greatly with m
lungs and heart, aud when In Mar 1W0I cam
to and began treatment with Dr. J V Cook my
condition was about as fotlewn: - Could per
form no manual labor, could not itoop to pick
anything f'om the floor. Could get about the
house only with dlffloulty, and getting tip stairs
waa next to lmpomlMe. Could mo my limbs
only with difficulty and one of them waa much
waned. My nerroui system waa badly wrecked.
Had cough and aerera pain on luug and heart,
no appetite, could deep only In broken spells,
and lu many ways suffered almost conitant and
lndeacrlbablo agonies. In abort I waa ai much
dead m allre, JTefiously to my attaok of La
Grippe I waa treated orer a period of yean by
many physicians to no effect! re purpose.
My personal appearance at this time Is
straight in the back as anyone. My wasted
limb restored to normal size and but little more
than half an I nch shorter than the other. Hare
freo use of my limbs and can go up stairs one
Toot alter tbe other with perfect ease. My
was It is lengthening. Can stoop to the Boor
with ease. Can get about aud do pretty much
any and ererythtag other well people can do.
My appetite Is splendid, sleep soundly and am
absolutely free from pain.
Haying Ured in Dr. Cook's family for nearly
a year I hare aoen much of the effect of his
treatment upon others, and can trulT and
cheerfully recommend the Doctor and his med
ical skill to all In any way afflicted. t ,
The Doctor's treatment In this case waa whol
ly conflned to his Uounleal Remedies. couuita
tlonally administered No resort to the use
of knife, meohanleal appliance or other method
ot treatment being employed RoaESBAO&f
UlUan Rotenbaum has Ured in this Tletnlty
about nine years. .
We, the undsrsigaed. arc personally anqualnt
ed with tbe abore affiant and eheerfally sub
acrihe to tbe truth ' ft $3&.
BU8AN IUUKIbO.H,
k. V tMWKMHAUM.
Bubsortbel and sworn to before me thU 2tth
darof Am. 1W1
Bra! attached
W. W. JULU
OoHntT Clerk
By A WrCOMHIH. Deputy.
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MSV
SPECIALIST X
A, M BANCROFT,
Mir. of we
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
2S9 Coa'l St. Salem. Orejoa
s4ttj& We do our own fflMbfe
HE5 Bis wtswisa free. g
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Dortl. At Baranquilla ho has 200 ad
ditional soldiers ready to Bend to tho
Isthmus at tho first opportunity. Tho
government is now ablo, owing to the
defeat of tho insurgents In tho Inte
rior, to scud reinforcements to tho
Isthmus to put nn end to tho insurrec
tion In tho department of Panama.
Tho government Is also receiving largo
sums of money from Bogotn, Anti
quia, Daranqullla and Cauca to moot
tho necessary war expenses.
A strong expedition undor Goncrnl
Gomoz, tho military govornor of Colon,
left horo at noon today for Boca dol
Toro, on board tho government gun
boat General Pinzon. Tho command
er of tho gunboat has been Instructed
to protect foreign intorcsts at Bocas.
Tho government expects 3000 mora
men to reach tho Isthmus within tho
next threo weeks. Thero aro now
nearly COO government soldiers on tho
Isthmus.
Gcnoral Salazar, tho govornor ot
Panama, will attaclr tho revolutionists
ns soon as ono of tho recontly-pur-chased
warships reaches Colombia.
Nows from tho Interior of tho re
public Is favorable to tho govern,
ment.
TRIED
TO START
A RIOT
French Crowd Impatient of
Sedition
PARIS, April 19. Whllo President
I.oubet was visiting tho exhibition at
tho Jardln des Tulllorlos today, a man
in tho crowd tried to start a demon
stration agajnst him by shouting
"Down with Loubot." Tho cry, how
ovor, acted as a boomerang, tho crowd
making for tho disturber, who was
hustlod away by the pollco, nnd nftor
wards rolcasoJ.
KING-"
OF ITALY
CRIPPLED
Monarch's Bad Blood Causes
Complications
HOME, April 19. A recent injury to
King Emanuel's kn, which was sus
tained whllo hunting, is resulting In
sorious complications, on account of
tho scrofulous condition of his blood.
Tho Injury may leavo tho King larao
for llfo.
Coles tineMineralWater
From ColoBtiue springe in
Siskiyou mountains; beats
them all as a plain water or
mineral lemonade. Now
on draught at : t :
Open till 12 p.m.
114 State Street.
'riiftM
The Wreath of Excellence
ia awarded to the rss range ai the kln
of the kitchen for household naa by a I
who use it. , ....
iir l.l ..II attAntlnn tot lllfl hOUBB
wives ot balem to the many advantage!
of gas . a fuel. Keep track of our ad-
vertlsemenu irom w .. j
will be of interest to you.
Salem Gas Light Co.
Phone 668, Obameketa 8t
tSsz&CSZM '
Will Mine
And Irrigate
Two companies tiled articles of In
corporation today in tho stato houso
today, as follews:
Last Chanco Gold Mining Company,
of Ashland; capital stock, f 20,000; in
corporators; O. C. Tiffany, H. P.
Neal, H. L. Whitcd, L. L. Mullt, D. A.
Applegate.
Democrat Irrigation Company, ot
Holland, Josophlno county; capital
stock, ?3000; Incorperators: H. H.
Glbbs, Sarah E. Glbbs, Geo. Mathcw
son. MEATS
TAKE A
JUMP
Chicago Dealers May Have to
Suspend
Poor People Cannot Afford
To Eat Them
CHICAGO, April 19. Tho prices ot
beef, mutton nnd pork advanced from
an eighth to a quarter of a cent to
day. Tho dealers bollovo tho crest
has been reached, but that If thoro is
a furthor ndvanco they will havo to
suspond business. In tho districts
populated by tho poorer classos' tho re
tailers assert that entire families havo
gono without meat for days, being
compelled to subsist on vegetables and
cereal foods.
Scandal In
High Life
LONDON, April 19. Tho Marquis of
Downshlro was granted a dlvorco to
day becauso of tho misconduct of tho
Marchioness, who was a Miss Haro,
with Captain Laycock, of tho yeoman
ry. Tho caso was not defended, coun
sel for tho co-respondont ndmlttlng
tho truth of tho charges mndo. A pa
thetic lottor, wrltton subsequently to
tho soparatlon by tho Marchioness,
was read in court. In it Bho appealed
to tho Marquis, for tho sako of tho
past, to speak ono vord ot farewell,
and say ho would try to forglvo hor,
"anil Uiby nover ncod Ineot'ngnln. Ho
ignored tho appeal. Tho co-respondent,
Laycock, is a milllonnlro, and is
well known in hunting nnd yachting
circles. Ho sorved with Gonoral
Fronch In South Africa, and was
twlco mentioned in tho dlspatchos. Ho
was best mnn at tho marringo of tho
Duko of Westminster. Laycock is tho
ownor of tho motor car which won tho
Parls-Borlln race.
An Uncaraleilcd sale of
Ladies'
$12.50 Suits for $7.50
la Navy bine Venetian oloth.
$12.50 Suits for $9
In solid black forges and
Ohf-viottee.
$15 Suits for $10
DUek GbeioUes trimmed In
Tsffeta till and unllned Noi
fulk walking suit.
$20 Suits for $10
Silk lined hoinevpuna, only
two left.
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8ALEM, OREQON, SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1902.
BLUE
LAWS OF
BOSTON
Will Be Rigidly En'
forced Sunday
No Drinks, Candy or Fruit
to be Sold.
Effort to Secure Repeal of
Old Laws.
BOSTON, April 19. If tho orders ot
tho pollco nro carried out, Boston will
bo tight in tho clutches ot tho old blue
lawB tomorrow. No candy, soda, or
fruit will bo allowed to bo sold; thoro
will bo no Sunday shaving In tho ho
tels; no bakery can roinnln opon af.
tor 10 o'clock; meats, cooked or raw,
cannot bo seld: drug stores will bo
expected to close, nnd' Chlnoso laun
dries will bo forcedto rofuso to dollvor
clean Bhlrts. Such drastic measures
havo not provallod horo for thirty
years, but tho orders issued nro strict,
and it Is said tho lawa will bo en
forced. Tho motive behind tho en
forcement is beliovod to bo nn effort
to forco tho loglslntuiv to ropoat tho
anclont laws.
QUEEN
GROWS
WEAKER
All Holland Fears For Her
Life
AMSTERDAM, April 19. Tho
Qucon passod a fairly qulot night; no
complications havo nuporvoned, al
though her majosty's strength is di
minishing slightly in proportion to tho
duration of her IllnoBS.
Tho quoon Ib slightly worso this
morning. A touching story is told of
tho dovotion of tho Dowager Qucon.
Despite tho doctors' rompnstrnnco, tho
Queen's mother rofuscd to Biibmlt to
disinfection, saying: "My daughter
cannot contamlnato mo."
Wants to Rule World.
NEW YOHK, AprlMO. J. P. Mor
gan & Company confirm tho statement
printed this morning that a big steam
ship comblno has bcon formed by tho
concorn.
o
Strike at Portland.
PORTLAND, April 19. Tho loathor
workors of this city havo gono on
strlko. Tho causo is tho dlschargo of
union mon.
Sale
of
Ladies'
Suits
...Special Weekly Announcement...
Suits
Riljht now in the mldit of the eenaon wo will offer
an unparalelled tale In
Ladies Tailor-Made Suits
There are no old styles In our tock becaueo
ho havo been very eucceisful in closing
them out eyory ecaeon, Read tin's list of
Special effers:
$10 all wool Suits $4.98
They aro made of light grey liomeipun
goods, fanoy lined Jacket, peroaliue lined
aklits. Good street suite,
$10 Suits for $7.50
Hlack, blue and grey Venetian jacket,
trimmed with atln bandi.
$20 Suit for $15
In Broadelothi, Bergef. Ghev-
lottes, Etmamet etc.
$25 suits for $17.50
Very fashionable and fitted
to perfection in every In
stance. $35, $36, $40 Suits
are Reduced to
gheperieneed talloreitea to fit Qu
ery garment wltltoat extra
abarge
Monmouth Won
From Albany
Representatives from tho Albany
Collcgo and tho Monmouth Normal
school met in Monmouth Friday ovon-
Ing for a Joint debate. Tho Biibjoct
wbb: "Resolved, that tho trusts aro
detrimental to tho United States."
Monmouth supported tho negative sldo
of tho question, nnd rocolved tho de
cision, which was jinantmous on tho
part of tho Judges.
o
R. H. Wobbor, of Tho Dalles, was to
day appointed a mombor of tho 8tnto
Board of Horticulture, to succeed
Emll Schanon, deceased,
o
'FRISCO
MYSTERY
CLEARING
Charles B. Hadley of the
"Examiner"
Arrested as Nora Fuller's
Murderer
SAN FRANCISCO, April 19. Tho
local pollco claim this morning to havo
discovered tho missing Charles B.
Hadley, for fourteen years omployed
as accountant on tho San Francisco
Exnmlnor, who Is wanted ns tho slay
or of Nora Fullor, who was murdered
In a vacant houso lu this city last No
vember. o-
Youthful Pervert Sentenced.
TOLEDO, O., April 19. Dannie
Roscnborgor, aged 12, who raurdored
Arthur Shantonu, nftorwnrd mutilating
tho body by cutting out tho tonguo, ro
moving tho oars, Jaws and other parts,
becauso Arthur called him mimos,
pleaded guilty to manslaughter this
morning, aud was Bontoncod to twen
ty years.
o
.. Two Larcenlats Received.
Two mon woro rccolvod nt tho peni
tentiary today. Thos. Fcathorstono,
from 'Jackson county, will sorvo six
years for larcony In n storo. Ocorgo
Ennls, of Umatilla county, recolvod
ono year for larcony In an office.
Rebels Take a City.
HONQ KONO, April 19. Knnklng,
ono of- tho largost oltios lu KwnnRsI
provlnco, Is roportod to havo boon tak-
on by tho robols, who havo boon bo-
singing tho placo for sovoral days,
o
Dank Robbed.
NASHVILLE, April 19. Tho Bank
of Goodlottsvlllo, nt Goodlottsvlllo,
was ontorod by robbors last night, who
blow tho safo opon, and secured $2000.
ouARAHreeo olotwno
"Joseph Meyers & Sons, and Hart.
Schaffner & Marx." Either name op
on an article Is a guarantee of good
faith- But the two brands upon a suit
of clothes form a combination Irresist
ible. SEE OUR HEW LINES FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER.
flAflT. Ot rAr fNEH MAH M
BELGIAN STRIKERS
ARE BLOODTHIRSTY
Severe Fight With the Civil
Guards Situation Grows
More Acute,
BHUS8ELS, April 19. Threo moro
deaths havo resulted from tho conlllct
botweon civilians and tho civil guards
at Loubaln last night, making a total
of eight deaths. Extrcmo oxcltoment
prevails.
Tho pollco havo discovered that
strlkors aro distributing pistols to!
young boys, promising them thirty
cents each for evory shot fired ngalnst
tho guards.
Socialists End tho Strike.
BRUSSELS, April i9. Aftor n con
feronco with the Liberal progressiva
party lcadors this nftornoon, tho So
cialist leaders ordered tho strlko to
end.
President of
Old Columbia
NEW YORK, April 19. Nicholas
Murray Butler was today Installed as
president of Columbia University, In
tho proBonco of a largo company of
distinguished perso."., Inctudtng Presi
dent Roosevolt.
Killed at Orants Pass.
GRANTS PASS, April 10. (Spoclul
to Tho Journal.) A man named Gib-
boii shot aud killed nn old German
nnmod Bachelor, near Merlin, nlno
miles north .of horo last night. Tho
quarrol nroso ovor ft long-standing ills
puto over n land boundary. Gibson
gavo himself up to tho shorlff, and
claims Bolt-dofonse. Tho body was
brought to town last night, nnd nn in
quest Is now in progress,
o
Suet for Insurance.
Action to rocovor?19G4 lnsurnnro
from tho Hartford Flro Insurnnco Co.
has boon begun by tho Btnto of Orogou
by tho bonrd of trusloos of tho stnto
reform school. Tho purposo of tho
suit Is to recover tho balnnco of a
2000 policy on tho reform school
building that was carried with tho
company, at tho tlmo that tho Indus
trial building was burned on Docoin
bor 18th last. Tho total valuo of tho
roform school property, as glvon by
tho bonrd lu January, is JU4.275. Tho
Sale
of
Ladies'
Suits
r
Great Wednesday Sale of
Ladies'
Next Wednesday we will hold another of
otirBUIU'RISK BALKS which have at
tracted so much attention lu the past.
Hundreds Patronize
Them
Do you? If you don't you are over
looking one of the most Important fea
tures ol Balem store keeping.
Regular $1.50 Umbrellas
Pv
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It' a sale you should patronise beeause the umbrellas are new and ex,
tra good values.
Special Silk Waist Ofter.
$5.00 and $6.00 nlMiSftir,,?!!:..$3.00
Special Flannel Waist Offer.
$1.25 and $1.50 wSiSr.?.'!,,f!..98 cents
An Immense new stock of Stan
dard Calicoes just received
extra grade, all good pat'
terns Special per yard
NO. 88.
V i
amount of Insurance carrlod was $22,
000. TRus far nono ot tho Insuranco com
panies hnvo offorod to sottlo with tho
stato tho amount ot Uio policy thoy
parried. Tho action against tho Hart
ford Company 1b Uio first suit that has
boon brought, but each of Uio other do
linquont companies will also bo sued.
Tho utato board estimates tho dam
ago.
Tho statu board ostlmatos tho, dam
ago to tho bulldlnga from tho flro at
18,4C5, which is mado up of tho fol
lowing items:
Injury to main building ....... S 400
Damago to addition 13,392
Light, fixtures, apparatus, cto 873 -
Laundry and equipment 1.800,
Steam and wntor pipes ' 4J)0
Wator tank 1G00
Tired Out:
That's nothing. Every one
is tired at times. The trouble
is you can't get rested. It's,
your impure blood that makes
the disturbance. Try Aycr's
Sarsaparllla. Your doctor
will tell you what is in it, and
why it will help you so
promptly.
"I suffered terribly for 12 years.
The doctors said my blood was all turn
ing to water. At last I tried Aycr's
Sarsaparllla, and was soon In the best
of health nueln''
Mrs. J. W. Plata, Hadlymc, Conn.
tt. All draulili. J. C. AYW CO.. Lowsll. Msis.
'" Rev. Win. Lord in in tho city today,
Ho addrosBod tho ncnool tenchqra'
meutlng this morning, nnd will organ.
Izo a bird society at Unity church'
this morning. Ho will preach at that
church tomorrow morning and ovon
Ing. FRESH TODAY
Poucorn Crisps
Z1NN ' s
jj 154 State St, Phone 2874.
Umbrellas
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