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LA OHAriDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON WEDNESDAY. JULY 26, 1505
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jvABOUT
PEACE
PLANS
(Soripps Newa Association) ,
Oyster Bay, July 20. Minister Tak
ahira arrived from New York this fore
noon and was convsjsd in the Frti-
dent'a carriage to Sagamore Hill. The
plans for the coming peaoe conference
will te discussed at a oonfereooe this
afternoon. .
Minister TakaUlra refused to be in
terviewed and will make arrangements
for the reception of the plenipotentiar
ies some day next week. It is be
lleved that the President will reoei?e
Baron Kotnora informally on Thurs-
. New fork July 28 Baron Komara
spent a quiet day at tbeWaldorff Asto
ria. The baron bad no plaus for today
and will engage la no spools! amenities
until presented to President Roosevelt,
Be expects to call unofficially npon the
President either tomorrow or Friday
MORE
FREE
LAND
SHIP
CAN BE
RAISE!
. By Soripps News Association
Washington July 26 The Commis
sioner of the General Land Offloe- and
twenty five clerks left t!ia morning tcr
the Uintah reservation, in Utah, to
prepare for the great rush inoident to
the opening of the reservation to set
tlement, on Bept 1st. Tbe registra
tion will beem , Aazuat 1st, ' and tbe
distribution will be by lottery.
-RUSSIAN
THE COMMISSION
- BEGINS ITS WORK w'cd
NO HOPE FOR THE
STRANDED STEAMER
; ' (Soripps News Association) J;
Eureka, Cal , July 20. The Nor
wegian steamer, Tricolar, Is still ashore
at Cape Mendocino and there Is abso
lutely no hope ol saving , her. The
vessel is broadside on tbe beach, part
ially submerged and the seaa are
breaking ovtr her". ' The bottom, is
and the bold is full of
(By Hcrlpps NewsAssoci&toln ; .
Kansas Citr Mo. July 26 Tbe inter-
"jjitste oommeroial oommisaion, F M
.'T'Oookrell president, todsy began an in
vestigation of tbe complaints of exces
sive freight charges of refrigerator
oars. H M Steele ol Springfield Mo.,
- was tbe fit st witness. - -
Another Envoy Coming
By Soripps News Association
Paris France July 26 M. Witte,
tbe Russian peace envoy, left for Cher
bonrg this morning and will sail at six
this evening for . America on Kaiser
Wilbelm Der Crosse. Count Cassini
and ambassador Nelidoff accompanied
; the envoy to the station ;
Miss Lena Coy, who has been quite
. III. is still In about tbe same condition
today as yesterday.
(By Soripps Newa Association)
San Diego, Cal., Joly 26. Twa..more
victims of the Bennington disaster
were moved from tbe hospital to the
mors; as this moraine. 1 her . were
Ward B Kennedy, of Alliance, Neb.,
and 8 Takati, a Japanese ward boy,
Tho former died late yesterday after-
noon and tbe latter at fonr this morn
Ing. . This makes the' total number of
dead as a result of the explosion
amount to', sixty one. ' Kennedy
bro'ber arrived yesterday afternoon
Ui:Mwiw BiM turn alive. The
Japanese boy gave np yesterday saying i
Please send my body baok to Nippon,
Bansat. NInpen., The " paymaster
Clerk and P Nieman at in a .very ser
ious condition. . Ensign Jaffle, tbe ex
' eon tire officer In the submarine servloe
on tbla coast, who Is superintending
tbe Inspection of tbe Bennington and
In charge of tbe divers who are exam
ining the damages nnder water, today
resorted that none ol the : platea were
sprung and that no holes were found .
Hesavs that tha ship could be towed
out todajr if tecessary . ; ,s v 4
SWELL
FORC
V
E
WITNESS
TO THE
vATTEMP
- (Scrippa News Association)
St. Petersburg, J uly 20. As! a te
salt of the conference between the Czar
of Russia and ths Emperor or Uerm-
any, two army oorps will be withdrawn
from Poland. Tfe"ir arrival at the
'ront in 8eptemb9r will give (ieneral
Lintvltcb a superiority tot one hundred
and fifty thousand men. Ilia super
forlty today la estimated at seventy
thousand. Tbe general staff k sure
that General Linsvitch will begin tbe
llaab HMVVIW
By Soripps News Association
Prague, July 26. An eye witness to
the attempt to assassinate the 8ultan
at Constantinople says that, tmmedl
ately alter the explosion, be ssw
number of Turkish ofBcere rush at tbe
Sultan's carriage with awon) drawn
but the were beaten back by tbe Al
banian body guards. This - leads
color the report that the plot to kill
tbe Sultan originated In the military
conspiracy.
tfELVE
DEATH
to
By Soripps News Association
Houston, Tex., July 26,-Tho latnrt
reports from the Humble oil fields say
that twelve bodies have been recovered
all of them ao badly burnt' that thev
were unrecognizable. It Is claimed
that from ten to fifteen nmn are miss
ing and It is feared that they have
perished.
WILL SEND s
DEAD HOME
v Soripps News Association,
Washington, July 20. AtrsngemenU
iro being made by tbe Navy Depart
ment to send the remains of tbe sailora
killed in tbe Bennington disaster to
tbe homes of tbeir relatives or friends,
whenever such notion' Is requested
Congress has made provision, for suob
cases.
Successful Operation
By Soripps News Association
Tokio July 26 Admiral Rojestven
sky has been successfully operated np
on for the removal of a piece of bone
Irarn the wound in bis forehead, and
his condition is now estisfactory.
RiCKSDAd HOLDS
SECRET MEETING
PLANS WANTED
FOR PEACE PALACE
y tBy Soripps News Association)
The Uague July 26 The governing
oommitlee ot ; the Hague Tribunal,
appointed to carry out ' Carnegie's
scheme for, tho erection or a peace
palace has decided to offer a prize oi
fifty thousand dollars, with six smaller
prizes, tor tbe best plans proposed.
Boxers In Jail
By Soripps News Association
Montreal Can July 26 Jack Walab
and Jimmie Brooks were given three
mouths in jail for prists fighting. This
is tbe fiist conviction fur tbe offente,
but all will receive like treatment in
the future.
Mr. M T Goodrich,
busluesa visit.
of Vale, Ore.,
Given
(Scripps Newa Association)
, Stockholm Sweden July 26 Both o'
tha houses of tbe Ricksdig today held
secret sessions to discuss the report ot
the committee sealing with tbe crisis
between Norway and Sweden. It ,i
understool that tbe report is approved
in principal. .!'' ..'
Commander Dying
: JScripps News Association
Minneapolis Minn July 2d General
Jama Carnaban, the National Com
mander pf . the Uniformed Ranks,
Knights of Pythias is reported in a dy
ing condition at bis homo i n Ibis city.
Directors Resign
; By Scrippa Newt Association)
New York July 20-At a meeting of
tbe board ot directors of tho Equitable
today, the resignations of James W
Alexander and U gtrananam were
accepted.. Chairman Morton was el
ected president Change in laws
were discussed, but the recommenda
tions were not announced. The di
rectors will met again tomorrow.
svwfeaiiBWir
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Ladies' Black Hose
Of good standard
quality, flat knit,
and made Tor ser
yice, this aale 5
7Jc the pair
Men's Shirts
Regular .' 75c and
85c soft front shirts
in a larg variety
of patterns, this
sale,
43c
Ladies' Collars
in this assortment
are to be found a
great many of our
best 25c, and 35o
sellers, this sale
Ladies Waists
of the regular $2.25
and 2.50 kind,
good styles and un
qualifiedly the beet
waist - bargain's in
this country.
Choice this eale
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NEVER BEFORE SUCH VALUES, V NEVER BEFORE f SUCH PRICES jj
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Abound in every nook aud coruor ol our big svore. The knife is making its rouuds
on-mnt nfl it i doinor Hi work well. Never befort. have we offered such
HIGH-CLASS aggregation of absolutely NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS, at what may
almobt be called Recklessly Mutilated Prices, as prevail during this J; ' ' ; " "
GRIVAT CLEAR ANCE SALE 'fl " 1
Comparison is the true test of all things We ask you in Justice; to yourself, to make the
fullest comparison. ; - ' - s -' 1 . : " " - V-
$1.00
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits
We ask you to note parties
larly the fact that prices
here quoted are little high
er than actual cost ol
making. " " '
$12.50 $ilk Shirt Waist Suits
$8.00
$10 Lustre Suits in Blue.
Brown and BlacK.
$6.35
50 pair
Slippers.
$1.25 Children's
79c
100 pair. $1.50 and $1.75
Misses Slippers. ; :c
rr
CALICO, as much'
as you want, a yd
APRON GINGHAMS
None to Merchants
4
4'
5'
All Ladies' Hats
IIALF PRICE f
Boys' Suits
values up to $3.60, good
assortment H
$1.95
C7
Call us up on Farmers Line.
Men's Coats and Vests
in all wool, black and fancy
worsteds, regular $10
values. -'
$5.35
Men's Pants
$2.25, and $2.50 pants, in
all wool and mfxed wor
sted and cheviots. ; . ,
Royal
OrCCtin PANAMA REPORTS
I nun a t . n a f m t
GRClCERIES
FROM THISTORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
,1 AMD FRESH
S It-mi
By Soripps Nsws Assooiation
Wagblngton July 26 Col Edwards,
tbs chief of tbe Insular bureau ot the
war department, fables tbe arrival o
Secretary Tatt and party at Toklo
with tbe program for the party, lie
ears that tbe ofuolal members of tbe
party will call upon the Emperor to
morrow at tbe Imperial palace . Tbe
eqttre party was dined by Count Kat-
sora, tbe Prime Minister will euter-
tain at tbe Imperial Bote) tomorrow
night. , A garden party will be given
by the Japanese bankeia criday and
also a lunch by the Japanese minister
of mar at tbe a r sen el uerdens. A specie
train will lake the party to Kyota FrU
dav night. Tbey will leave Kyota Ban-
day morning, sailing Monday front
Kobe. Tbey will leave Nagasaki on
Aueoit 1st and arrive at Manilla
August 6th. . . v-
(By Soripps News AssocUtion)
Washington July 26 -A death from
the bubonio pUgue is reported from
Paoara. aud the Lnbeoa wbarl where
the death occurred, has been quaran
tined.
It i
Seasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand. .
QEbDEJ BR2J
: North Fir Street ' '
Favor Zcmstvos
Soripps News AssootsliOa
St Petersburg; July 85 At a ' meet
ing of tbe nobility held today, tbe
programme of reforms outlined by
the semstovoe was adopted. Tbe
noblea also deolared themselves in
favor ot eodesiastloal autonomy.
BATH REQUISITES
Everything for the bath -of the quality you ought to have
at the price you ought to pay. We sell quantities of
bath supplies, because we keep what people want, and mate
the price) right. -:':;V-" X,' -; ' ' : .;; :
Sponges
Bath Brushes
Toilet Waters
Superb Soaps
Collins is Chief
(By Soripps News Association)
: Chicago III, July 25 Mayor Dunne
this morning appointed captain John
Collins tlblef of Police to succeed
ttanois O'Neill, , resigned. Captain
Collins is conspicuous for bis' bravery
io the famous llaymarket riots, " and
was DTomlnent in ferreting out the
murderers in tbe Orooln case. ,
If the opportunity to choose from an ample assorment, or
if the saving of money is an object to you, we expect to
furnish you bathing supplies.
NEWLIN DRUG CO.
Swimmer Gives Up
t I Bcripnt News Association
Drver F-ng. July 25 Edward Ilen
ton, ot Liverpool, this morning at
tempted to swim the channel, but gave
up when within six miles of Calais
Miss Auneite kUIerman, of Australia,
also made the start, but quit, owing
to the fog. ; :,' ? i c - .. ' V,
$1.65
50c, 75c Men's Straw Hats
'Choice 25c
K' iSER TO r
VISIT THE KING
s
il
. . Bcripps News Aoxociation
CoDenbaffen. Denmark, Joly 28. It
Is aoDouniitd here that Emperor Will
lam will visit King Christian at an
early date. ; . ' ',".' .,
WATCHES?
Yes,Jof course we have
watches, tbe very beat
watches made. We also
, have Clocks, and every
thing in the Jewelry line
J. II. PEARE.
Old Jewelry madelto.look like new Repair work given prompt
Clocks taken care of W n"Ou.
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