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THE DAIInY Train Report Shasta Express p. Tonight, fair, froat; ThuVtlyV ah lili VOL. XII. 8ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1902. sssrtsi aesnss -TT No.

80. w3E303m 4 ti There's a Quality New York About the "Star 5 Star" shoes that you don't find in other makes at the same price. We1 have a wondertul variety ot slylesand qua'ities for you to select from. In fact we carry a larger assortment and sell more shoes than most shoe stores. Every pair we sell in' creases the confidence of th Dublic in the RaGket As a money-saving institution for the community.

New line of Norfolk Suits to fit the boys. They're beauties, too. Extra values in Men's Spring style hats and shirts. THE NEW YORK RACKET BOTH BOUGHT VOTES St Louis Election Declared Rotten And Seat Thrown Open by Congress Doctor Bills for McKinley are Fifty Thousand. E.

T. BARNES, Proprietor, SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE PRICE CASH STORE. Our Store Closes at 6 O'clock Cvtry Evening Except Saturday Cor. Commorolal and Uhamokota Sts. McKlnley's Doctor Bills.

WASHINGTON, March 20. Tho bills of physlclanB who waited on Pres ident McKinley during his last days have boon turned over by Hanna to tho chnlrman of tho flnanco committee in tho Sonato and tho appropriations com- mlttnn In iho linnnn Tlinv nirirrninA We do it properly "give an examination which guarantees better sight and fit! your eyes so that tney may last longer OE Bill ana give comiorr. Fitting Your Eyes Requires the greatest possible care. It is essential that no mistakes be made. WASHINGTON, March 20.

In tho St. Louis election contest of Horton vs. Butler, tho IIoubo finds Butler was not olected, becauso of frauds, and that Horton Is not entitled to tho seat, for the same reason. The committee will declare tho seat vacant. Backs Up Miles.

WASHINGTON, March 20. Ropro-sontntlvo Burleson, Democrat, of Tox-as, today offorcd a resolution In tho Houso requesting tho president to furnish tho Houso all tho correspondence In connection with Gonoral Miles' application to go to tno Philippines for tho purposo of pacifying the natives. CALLED CHAMBERLAIN A LIAR Lively Passages in British Parliament Irish Leader Suspended from Commons. 5 Dillon Spoke up Boers the BRITISH BLEW UP THE MAINE MAN TORN TO PIECES A Strange Statement Made in London Stranger Called to See Ambassador Choate Herman Bair Scientific Optician. Cor.

State tat Liberty Salem A Family that will prevont colds and gripe, euro clnllp, cramps, dyspepsia and many otho ailments, and Is the great ''ounce of prevention" in tho household, is a botllo of (rood, pure whiskey or brandy. Wo can eepecinlly rccommond tho Over-holt Ujowhifkey ss bring puro and high urndo, and no family should bo without J. P. ROGERS, Wholesale and Retail Liquor Dealer 1 EjSHk HEALTH FIGHT SETTLED Los Angeles Gets the Attraction. NEW YORK, March 20.

Fltzslm-mons today accepted tho offer of tho Century Club, of Lob Angeles, to fight Jeffries thero during tho week ending May 10th. Tho only condition FIU-slinmons attaches to his acceptance Is thnt tho club gunrantco the contestants LONDON, March 20. In the Houso of Commons today 1ohn Dillon leader of tho antl'Pnrnelllto pnrtywas suspended for calling Colontal Secretary Chamberlain a damned llarjln tho course of a debate on tho South African war. Chamberlain was replying! to a speech by Campbell-Dannorihan, in which tho lattor had condonmod tho government's policy of cloaking conditions at Capotown. Ho demanded full explanations, and also protested against tho slanders on Liberal critics for party purposes.

Chamberlain, in his reply, said, "whore, aboyo nil olso, should ono look for malignant plandors but across tho table." This romark oc casioned much disorder. Chamberlain was concluding with a hopeful rofor-enco to tho war, when Dillon ltUorrupt-ed by shouting, "Boors who aro fighting against their country aro traitors." "You nro a good Judgo of traitors," retorted Chamberlain, and prolonged disorder followed. Dillon appealed to tho spcakor, asking him if that waji parliamentary. Tho speaker uphold Chamberlain, and Dillon sheuted: "I will toll tho honorable gontloraan, ho's a damned liar." Ills suspension then followed. It will last i week.

Claims to Have Certain Proof of Story LONDON, March 20. A woll-drossod stranger called at tho American embassy today, and demanded to bo permitted to soo Ambassador Choato. Ho said ho had lndlsputablo ovtdonco that the Maine was blown up at tho instigation of tho British government. As Choato was not, in the strangor left a bundlo of scaled papers for tho Ambassador's perusal. town When Time is in Dispute The watch from O.

T. Pomoroy's always decides. A watch from there le reliablo Tho name itecll is a guarantee Every watch cent out of this store is accurately regulated and can always be depended on. That's tho only kind of watch to carry. A big stock to rolect from.

Ptices, silver watchos (2.60 to I0, 20 year gold filled $10 to $20. C. T. Pomeroy 288 Com. St.

Walchmakerand Optician This is to Certify oSMtyollSrtonl" Ore.AujSt.190 Crippled and Many Years an Invalid lowborn tQOMiroMjuukhU oou aroetliiK. About fourteen yoars since at ntno years of age I wet wtili tn accident which cauaeJ au lniurr toinriplneanapelvlobone wblch resulted In the formation or humped shoulders and hip, a shortening of the wain and dliplaccment of In-terual orxaui. and shnrteninK of about two ucbM ot one limb between the knee and hip. Inaddltlou lo the outward appearance of my bodyasabovo described In March 1900 I wa taken with a sercro attack of 1-a Grippe from the effect of which I suffered greatly with lungs and heart, and when In Mar lttWI cam to and began treatment with Dr. J.

V. Cook my condition tias about aa follews: Could perform no manual labor, ould not stoop to pick anything from the floor. Could get about the bouse only with dlOlculty, and gutting up stairs was next to impossible. Could use my limbs only with difficulty and one of them was much wased. My enrous system was badly wrecked.

Had counh and sovero pain on lungs and heart, no appetite, could sleep only lu broken spells, and In many ways suffered almost constant and Indescribable ejronle. In abort I was aa much dead as alive. Previously to my attack of 1 tirlppe I was treated orer a period of years by many physicians to no effcomo purpose. My person! appearance at this time Is straight in the back as anyone Mr wasted limb rctored to tibrmal size and bnt little more than half an Inch shorter than the other. Have free use of my ljmbs and can go up stairs one root after the other with perfect ease.

My wapiti lengthening. Can stoop to the floor with ease, Con get about and do pretty touch any and ererythlns other well people can do. Uy appetite is splendid, sleep soundly and am mm 1TH) ely, altsolulelT fren from naln. flaring lived In Ue Cook's family for nearly a yuar I have seen much of the effect of his treatment upon others, and can truly and cheerfully recommend the Doctor and his medical skill to all In any way afflicted The Doctor treatment in thla case waa wholly confined to bis JloUulcal Remedies, cou'Utu-Uouallr administered No resort to the use of knife, meohanleal appliance or other method of treatment being employed hi AN ROWNBAOM. Ulllan BosciAanm has lived In this vicinity about nine years.

Wo. the undersigned, are personally acquainted with the above ariUnt and cheerfully rob-scribe to the truth of the foregoing statement, KOSBNBAUM.father. HUSANUAKIUBOrJ, A. BOaEKBAUM Subscribed and sworn to before me this "Hth day of Aug. 101.

Bealatucbed. W. HAIX. Ooonty Clerk. Ky A.

MnOJIXOCH. Deputy. Went too Fast a Gait INDIANAPOLIS, March 20. Arthur Simpson, bookkeeper for War-man, Black Chamberlain, coramls- slon morcbants, was arrostod this morning, charged with ombozzlomont. It Is said tho 8hortago will run from $30,000 to $50,000.

'O' J. L. Stockton is a business visitor to Portland today. Easter is Coming ItisalittleChrUtmaa with us this year. We have things that are strictly new In the line of eggs, etc.

Open till 12 p.m- State Street. HEAVY DEALS IN jSTOCKS Morgan's Clerk Tells of Big Transfers CHICAGO, March 20. On tbo resumption ot tho suit of Peter Power, against tho Northern Securities Company, this afternoon, O. O. Hawkins, of tho Arm of J.

P. Morgan Company, said that just boforo tho famous corner his firm had bought tho common North ern Pacific stock heavily. Later, but TEDDY IS A TIN SOLDIER Bitter Attack by a Southern Judge, DKTHOIT, March 20. Judgo James Travis, of Covington, Ky in speech boforo tho Je (Tor son Club, at Pontine last night, mndo a blttor attack on Prosldont Roosevelt. Ho characterized him as a "tin toldier," and whoso war achievements he dorlded as boys' play.

Bloody Battle In Colombia MOBILE. March 20. Tho steamor Oco. Dumols, from Central American ports, brings nown of a fight between tho government troops and eleven hundred robots eight days ago, CHEWERS OF GUM BEWARE Matilda Ward's Intestines Grew Together. QALESUURO, March 20.

Matilda Ward, ngod 22 years, living near horo, was oporatod on Wednesday for ncuto Indigestion. Tho operation revealed tho fact that her vital organs woro apparently growing together. 'M forolgn substance causing tho adhesion was found to bo chowlng gum of which tho patient had bfcon porslitont usbr for eighteen years. YOUTHFUL CRIMINALS JESCAPE Set Fire to Kentucky Reform School. Terrible' Accident at Oregon City Machinery Oiler Caught -Both Feet Torn Completely Off-Three Hours.

Lived OREGON CITY, March 20. (Special to tho Journal). J. Earl Faulknor. single, 25 years old, was killed at 10 o'clock this morning in Uio machine room of tho Wlllametto Pulp l'npor Company hore Ho was oiling tho machinery, and was woarlng a loose jumper, which caught in tho shaft, whirling tho unfortunate man sovoral times around tho shaft bofdn) tho machinery could bo stopped, Both foot woro torn off, his loft forearm broken, and tho ribs on his right sldo woro fmcturcd, puncturing his lung and re sulting in omphysomn.

Ho llvod thrco hours. Falknor's family lives in West Virginia. tit ream Bering Powder SUDDEN DEATH OF S. L. HAYDEN At His Homeln This City Wednesday Night.

LEXINGTON, March 20. Two Juvenllo criminals in tho stato houso of reform sqt ono of tho donnttorlos on flro last night, and mado tholr cscapo during tho oxcltoraonL It was planned lor tho entlro numbor of 12G boys to inako a break for liberty, but tho ap-penranco of guards, armed with shotguns, provonted a consummation of tholr plans. Tho loss on tho dormitory lu Demurrer In Gilbert Bank A demttrror was today filed In tho thlrty-fivo miles from Bocas del Toro, subseouent to tho formation of th'o So- Colombla- tho mountainous part of Bult broUBnt hy T. ur(, V8 nm I nurSled.tho country. Tho government troops IIunl otal.

Tho plaintiff's attorney do- from tho Union Pacific Interests worth of tho common and pre ferred stock of tho Northorn Pacific. I aro said to liavo lost sou ueua and many wounded. The losses on tho rob-, el sldo could not bo loarned. WITH FEAR AND TREMBLING Chamberlain, S. Break of an Ice Gorge.

SIOUX CITY, March 20. Tho Missouri river, at Chamborlain, S. has risen four Inchos, but thoro is no Indication of a break In tho lco gorge murs to tho answer of Mrs. IIunl, and to tho effect that not Bufflc.int grounds for dofonso woro stated. It is also asked that lu relation to tho sor- I vices alleged to have boon performed by defendant, that tho natttro of tho services bo mora specifically set forth, 'together with tho datos.

It la askod that all matorlal parts of tho complaint Judgo Ilolso has Btistnlnod tho do- rtittsat nirnltiat s1ia tintfilnn XT Tt iUMill sV4IU llVVIViUU 4 JTblelson for Judgment of his claim for Waits Distinct ImprovenuntNotked iVom "iSTSZ TZ RHODES GAINING GROUND This Morning. distinct gain Is apparent In his condl at Little Bend, sixty mlloa above. Tho tlon this morning. rivnr hnrn hns retrained a half foot or Its throe-foot fall, Indicating that the tributary crooks nro active. Tho dan amendod petition he set forth tho or dor of Judgo Bolllngor, ordorlng that CAPH TOWN, Maroh ho 2C0 for hl8 orvlco as a hfttter nlKhL and a receiver, and tho actual expenses In curred by him in accounting for tho condition of tho bank at tho tlmo of its failure.

It seems that If tho claim ST. LOUIS, March 20. Tho could bo brought against tho ostato it stato has offered a reward for tho ap- would bo allowod, but Judgo Boise lias gor depends on whether the gorge goes prehension of John Murrell, tho ox-al- not demd It proper to order Rnoolver out suddenly or slowly. If the former, derroan, Indicted for bribery, who has '-hi tr tut-, ottnt. jumped his nona It will level ovorythlng In Its patch.

The Leader M. E. Fraser. Initial Showlne of NEW SPRING FABRICS The Leader E. Fraser.

3 BYE SPECIALIST BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. 259 CosTl 8r, Salem. Orcton 62 INCH FEfJBLK CHEVIOT, extra heavy quality at $1.25 a yaro. WINCH STORM SRRQK, good valne at 90c. Our price 65c a yara.

33 INCH WOOL ALBATROSS in new evening ehsdes 20 INCH SILK BTMPK ALBVTROSS in pink, blae Kiu elegant waiat material 79c a yd- 38 INCH BRILLUNTINE, a good Laavr iieWit for skirts, value 11.00. Our prtea 75caya- 6 INCH FINE KJIBROIDBRBD 8WI8H, Organdies, in "xiluilve fabric $1-25 yd, MRROKRIKBD material OANVA8 OIX)TH, a new waiat 75c a yd. KKW 8H.KS AND LI NUN, Hatiate very dwlrtblo for waists, and eoataras 75C a yd. TOILB DU NORU 1)m Klnhamj. The beat seleflllont in me w7i r- lb W.

from THE LEADER M. E. FRASER THE LEADER Salem Medical Graduates The graduating exorolses of the Salem Medical School will be held Wednesday night, April 2d. Tho graduates this year are V. K.

Uoauchamp, O. W. Bean, J. Wm. Thomas, A.

IS. Taralesle, Walter Uruce. The exerclsea will bo held In the First Methodist church, and tho evont will bo an auspicious one. Tho grad-' uatea will wear black colloglato gowns and caps, espoololly designed for tho occasion. The program tor the graduation Is not yet completed, but, besides tho musical numbers, a number of addresses are to be delivered.

Dr. Vf. II. Ilyrd Is dean of the colt lege. Hon.

Satnuol L. Hayden, former dis trict attorney, and a prominent crimin al lawyor, died Wodnouday night after a few hours' lllnass, from an affection of tho heart. Ho had been unwell for a few days, and consulted a physician, and in his last momenta had two prominent Sa lem physicians attending him. Ho passed away at 10:15, in tho prosonco of hla family, Mrs. Hayden and his young son, and mother-in-law, Mrs.

J. F. Miller. Deceased was a son of Hon. Don.

Hayden, of this city, and waa borujn tho old family homestead botwoon Eola and Independence, April 18, 1807, and wan nearly 35 years old. Ho bogan reading law when qulto young at tho law ofllco of W. II. Holmes, and at tho ago of 21 was admitted to practice. Ho noon dovolopod marked abilities, and mado especial success of his criminal practlco, so that in 189C ho wns elected district at- tornoy by a largo Republican majority in this district.

His wldo gonoral education, finished off with a- course nt tho Stato Univer sity, mado him moro than avorugo lawyor. Ho served with a groat deal of ability us public prosecutor. Ho was law partnor of John H. MoNary from 1894 to 1901, and recently of I. N.

Maxwell, of this city, his surviving partner. Politically S. Hayden, llko hla father, was always an actlvo Domocrnt, and promlnont In tho co'tticils of his party. Ho could havo had almost any ofllco In tho gift of his pnrty, and was named as a probablo candldato for tho ofllco of Joint sonator with Linn. In 1894 ho was nnltod Jn mnrrJago with MIhs Mamlo Miller, of this city, a most happy nnlop, blossod with ono son.

Ho is survived hy his father and mother, ono sister, Miss Estollo Hay-don, and two brothers, William and McClollan. As a inombor of tho bar, in counsel with hla frionds, and in all his Inter-couso with tho public, Bamuol Hayden was a most ploasant man to moot. Ho was actttatod by a high sense of honor. and his word passed for anything was as good as tho boat bond. For sotno tlmo past ho has boon oc cupied with tho surveying and settlement of tho old family estate In tho of hla labors suffering somo ex posures, and for tho past fow wooks complalplng to his friends of palps In his breast.

Nogloct to attend to this and confldenoo In his usually robust physhjuo caused hla untlmoly death. Tho funoral of Hon. S. L. Hayden will be held at tho residence of tho family at 2 p.

tn. Friday, and, as ho was not a member of any church, will bo conduolod by tb) members of the Second Church of GhrUt. Scientist, of whloh Mrs. Hayden Is a member, after which the Odd Fellows of this olty will tako charge of the burlifl. Deceased was a member of thai order and sever al others.

The pall heardrs will bo fur-nlshod by tho Salem liar Association, The Borvicos over the romalns wjll bo conducted by Mrs. John Q. Wilson, first reader of the- Scientists, and tho music will be arranged by Mrs. F. L.

Willman and Mrs. W- A. Mooros, and the services will consist of the follow ing: Heading of the nlngty-flrat HymnI Worship Thee, Will of Silent prayer, Show Me How to do." Scientific statement of Being. Used in Millions of Homes. '40 the A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder.

Superior to every other known. Makes finest cake an'dpastry, light, flaky griddle cakes palatable and wholesome. i PniCG BAKING; powdch Chicago. Noth. Avoid bakfng nowdcrsmade from alunti They look like pure nnjy raise the enko, but alum Is a poison nntl no ono can cat food mixeti with it without injury to health.

STATE SOCIALIST MEET Was Held Wednesday in Portland Ticket Nominated with Some Diffculty POIITLAND, March 20. Tho Social- 1st party assembled In mass convention in tho Forostora' Hall. A great deal of difficulty waa experienced in filling tho stato ticket as far as It -wont, for of tho 200 electors prosont during tho day and ovonlng, 199 had no doslro to run for pfllco. Thoso nominated accepted tho honor only nftor 'sunRlon had boon usod, and thoy hud boon convinced thnt tholr candidacy was for tho good of tho cause Tho convention wns cnllod to order by C. S.

Harnlsh, chairman of tho state central commlttoo. On motion Mr. Hnrnlsh wns mado temporary chair man of tho convention, and W. S. nichnrds, of Albany, tomporary secre tary.

Tho voto In onch case was unanimous, tho 175 socialists prosont ballot ing In tho aturmntlvu. Aftor tho adoption of the platform nominations for governor wore culled for by Chnlrman Hnrnlsh. A. 1). Hale, of Albany, placed N.

J. uduli. of Salem, In nomination, and paid a tribute to tho abllltlos of tho Socialist who has twlco boon olected recorded of tho Capital City. Mr. Jttdah declined tho nomination.

Ills official duties required all his tlmo, and ho could not antor up on any campaign, oxcopt when his duties pormlttod him to work, In tho cause of Socialism. Mr. Jttdah'B remarks wore well received, and a general fooling of regret was manifested that ho was unable to tako tho nomination. Tho following tickot was finally decided upen: For governor R. of Marion county.

For soorotary of stato C. W. Ilarzoe, of Wobco county. For atnto treasurer W. W.

Myors, of Clackamas county. For Justlco ot tho Supremo court C. P. Rutherford, of Harney county. For superintendent of publJo instruction, nttonioy-gonorat and utnto printer To bo flilod by the statd central commlttoo.

For congressman, second d'lstrict D. T. Hordes, of Clatsop All Good All doctors arc good, but only the best can cure the hardest cases. Just so with cough medicines. All are good, but only the best can cure the hardest coughs.

Buy the kind the doctors prescribe, Aycr's Cherry Pectoral. Por three winters I had a very bad cough. I then tried Acer's Cherry Pectoral. In a short time I ceased cough inc, and soon was entirely cured," Mn. Posrl Hyde, Guthrie Center, la.

5., 0c. ft.ob. AYffl U1-1IL M4. tho Missouri river throntons tho town of Chamborlain, S. D.

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isslssss. tT MAX I aJ Usssssl BOO SAT SWSI SSSBBI BBHBSSBBBF SSSSSSSISBS7 TlieHtiHrIorlty of our values aro never otientloneJ, And when we offer ucn stsp'e gootiii aa ijiete at auan reasonable them. prises peopio (look to us for 6e standard calicoes, yard 7c bleached muslin, yard Oo lawn, special, 80 Amoskrsgglngharni.ybrd 6 Nickln safely pltie.ilwn 3 Wire hair pins, lox fte Oe pearl buttons, dortin Se 10a fcln plus, paper -ic li(k) buck towels, eaah 10a IWcbrtlh towels, ttaeli 17c Ionsdalo muslin, yard 7Wo Fruit of the loom yard Lonwlalo cambric, yard 10c Cabot muMiu, ynnl 69 Cabot A. tnmlin, yard tc 80 laces, yard 3Wo fija'o embroideries, yard 3Kc 12)8 en)brHluri, yard 85 3U embroidsriaa, yard 12a Me embroideries, yerd 10e He Iisurletla, yard liHs 76a wool waiitlngi, 65o 8Se wool waiitlngs. yard 66a suitings, yard 8Se 7fia taffeta silk, yard pdo Men's lffc Meb pair 80 36o suspenders, ralr ll 2for'Jo workMBOks, 8e 60s wQrk ahlrts, euoh 960 COo underwear.

New Chalkline Skirts, Special 9 A AS 50c to $1.50 Shirt Waists, some are last f)C season's Special LADIES' SUITS, all wool, $M98 Up 'a SH i il rJ 3BB Wc do our owa crUllafL Examlaatloa free. ssssssssssssssssssMb I Hiissss-SMMiisHajTnTsTssrmsmrssttssssssssssM SiMF I nmni1MMjjj.