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' HALF HOSE.
' Men's ' and Boys Socks, Black
and Colored So per pair.
- '" HANDKERCHIEFS. ' SUITS. . I v...
' Men's trge Sh, Linen" Cam- Men's Tweed Suit. Formerly
Me ....... ........JOmy 5c "" 310.00. Now .
-., - , HATS. ,
' Men's! IViorftv Hats, Black and
Colors 3100
MEN'S TROUSERS.
Men's All Wool Tweed Trousers,
(union made) regular $2.50 for.... 31.95
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BRYAN SPEAKS ON HARMONY
(Continued from Page One).
ver Republicans by promising !utf na
tional bi-metalUm and won ail the
advocates of the gcil standard ty revealing-
to them fie secret purpose of
the party to adopt a European fintn
rfal system. But even then we vcnid
have won but for the fact 'hat tor
rowers were coerjid and employes In
timidated. '
?' In 1900. the action of the Reivbll
can party In turning i war commenc
ed for humanity into a war of con
quest compelled the coT5ldera.:l.n of
another quetJtlon a question so far
reaching in Hs consequences that our
partjs-rightfully declared it to be the
paramount issue. Without abandoning
its position on the tariff guestlcn or
on the money question, ir again es
poused the people's ide of .t great Is
sue. That ft did not win thit year
was due to a conjunction of causes
any one of which would have been
sufficient to accomo'.i-jh defea:. The
administration having carried on a
brleit and successful war fell heir to
the enthusiasm which usually attends
a victorious conflict; an unexpected in
crease in. the supply of new gold and
an unexpected Influx of European gold,
due to large crops here and a fam
ine abroad. Increased prtoes relieved
the stress of hard times and gave to
the people the benefit that always
flow from a growing volume of mon
ey. While the advantage which fol
lowed a larger volume rf money, indi
cated the principle contended for by
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i The liniment bottle and flannel strip are
familiar objects in nearly every household.
They are the weapons that have been used for
generations to fight old Rheumatism, and are
about as effective in the battle with this giant
disease as the blunderbuss of our forefathers
would be in modern warfare.
" Rheumatism is caused by an acid, sour
condition of the blood. It is filled with acrid, irritating matter that settle
in the joints, muscles and nerves, and liniments and oils nor nothing
else applied externally can dislodge these gritty, corroding particles. They
were deposited there by the blood and can be reached only through the blood.
Rubbing . with liniments sometimes relieve temporarily the aches and
pains, but these are only symptoms which are liable to return with every
change of the weather ; the real disease lies deeper, the blood and system
are infected. Rheumatism cannot be radically and permanently cured
until, the blood has been purified, and no remedy does this so thoroughly
and promptly as S. S. 8. - It neutralizes the acids and sends a stream
exhilarating tonic. Our physicians will advise, without charge, all who
write about their case, and we will send free our special book on Rheumatism
and its treatment THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, 6a,
I In order to close out several lines of Dry Goods and Men's Clothing, Still further reductions haye been !
I made as a glance over the following will convince even the most skeptical. D. SHANAHAN
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LEST YOU FORGET-We have in center of aisle 2 tables stacked with remnants of all kinds of seasonable goods.
We have no use for them; probably you may need them. White Crochet Quilts, large size. 59c.
Bleached and Unbleached MuslinJ 4 1-2C. Pillow Cases, 45x36, 10c. Lanated Comforts, special, 98c. '
CAUL BEFORE LINES ARE BROKEN.
bi-metalists they were appropriated
by the party In power and those who
were influenced by conditions without
attempting to realise the conditions,
gave the Republican party credit for
an increasing prosperity.
" The protected manufacturers, 41
course, stood by the administration,
which had given them a Dingley law.
Trust promoters and trust magnates,
recognising among their stockholders
many of the most Influential Republi
cans, threw all their strength to the
Republican party and by their sup
port purchased Immunity from itin
tshment. The Republicans wi re great
ly aided by another Influence, name
ly, the Influence of the financiers who
not yet having completed their schemes
were willing to risk trusts, Imperial
ism or anything else rather than fore
go the advantage which they expect
ed from a gold standard and a bank
currency. In spite of all hese ob
stacles the campaign of 1'jOO only
showed a net change of 150,000 Mtts
In favor of the RapuVl-iais out t.t a
total vote of over H.OOO m'lilo:s. And
what is the situation 'od.ty Sin-e the
election of 1900, impe.'iillsm is more
openly avowed and '.mpi.-rla'isti.: me.h
ods more boldly entered upon because
the administration an point to that
'election as an apparint ndorfenrcnt,
j although the party 'eadirs at that
I time vehemently denied Imperial ellc
jlntent. Those who cxp?ct 'o rrake a
profit out of a colonial system favt? !t
on the ground that U will pay; (V.se
who think It opened up the Philip
pines to proselytizing Insist that it is
simply seeking for romt reatoti for
supporting their party's policy, fall
ui iilii, uuug mwu vj i tic uucvicu parts, wnicn
dissolves and washes out all foreign materials, and the
sufferer obtains happy relief from the torturing pains.
S. S. S. contains no potash or other mineral, but
is a perfect vegetable blood purifier and most
PANTS.
Roys' Knes Pant " ' 3 (oT
15 ..45c per pair -
UNDERWEAR.
Men's and Boys' Summer Weight,
all slxe ,.....28o"
OVBRSHIRT3.
All our 75-cent and $1.00 Over
shirts reduced to 46c
back upon the doctrine that circum
stances got us Into trouble and that
we must stay in until circumstances
get us out. Since the elec'Ion cf 1900
trusts have grown and flourished un
der the Republican administration, as
might have been expected. Almost
two years have elapsed since the last
presrfdcntlal election and no legislative
attempt has been made lo Interfere
with thetn and the .'xecutlve efforts
Instead of bing directed toward the
enforcement of criminal statutes are
confined to the equity side of the
court and th-se efforts have not !n ihe
least retarded the formation of new
combines.
" How can the opponents of aristo
cracy and plutocracy be united for a
successful attack upon entrenched
privilege? Not by making peace
wtth the enemy; not by Imitating their
works, ttHr methods or their phrase
ology, but by hone1t straightforward
appeal to the American people upon
a platform tfiat can be understood and
with an ore-nlzatlon that can be
trusted."
THOUSANDS OP SHEEP
ARE SLATJGTKRED.
By One Hundred and Fifty Masked
Mn Many Herders Threatened.
LANDER. Wyo.. July 24. It Is
learned that In addition to kllUnft a
Mexican sheep herder and slaughtering
several thousand nheep, a band of 150
nwmked men surrounded all the sheep
camps and forced the sheep men to
abandon their flocks. After killing
one herd numbering 200, 25 other terd
numbering altogether about S500 sheep
were driven Into the mountains and
left to shift for themselves. The heep
men have been threatened with In
stant death if they go after the flocks.
The sheep are now the prey of wild
animals, and if they escape this dth
the loss w'll be very heavy, a they
are nearly all ewes and lambs. The
scene of the lawlessness Is 11B mile
west of Lander, in Fremont county.
The sheriff Is powerless and the mil
itary may be railed out to protect the
men.
SULTAN PORTED TO PRODUCE
SLAYERS OF AMERICANS.
MANILA July 24. Captain John 3.
Pershing, of the Fifteenth cavalry,
who Is In command of the Lanao (Min
danao) expedition, has arrested the
sultan of Binadayan, as a hostage for
the deHvery to him of the Monos, who,
on June 22, attacked two Americans,
The sultan offered to produce the dead
body of one of the Americans, a rela
tive of the leader of the party which
attacked them and to u render 10
naves, but Captain Perishing refused
to entertain the suggestion. The sul
tan then produced the guilty Moros.
VESTS.
Sleeveless Vests '. ..
(bleached) So "
UNDERSKIRTS.
" All our 7S-eent Mercerised Under
skirts 4o
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES.
Llrten Torchon. Valenciennes, etc,
4c yard and up
INDIA WASH SILKS.
Now
All colors
SScyd
On Tuesday one of the offenders was
brought Into the camp of the Ameri
cans. He was horribly mutilated. Be
fore dying he confessed having parti
cipated in the ambush of the Ameri
cans. Longul, the leader of the at
tack, has fortified himself and defies
the sultan of Blmidyan's followers to
capture hlro.
WILL UNITE WITH WEST
ERN BRET GROWERS.
SAN FRANCISCO July 24.-Colonel
George A. McFarlane, of Honolulu,
last, night gave Information about the
plans of the Federal Sugar Company,
recently formed with $50,00,000 capital.
and C. A. Spererklcs, youngeHt son
of the sugar magnate, as president.
Mr. McFarlane flays that by a secret
process Invented by Sprwkles, the cost
of refining will be greatly reduced.
" Sprecklee." said Mr. McFarlane,
" can refine sugar at less than $1 a
ton. He will establish refineries In
all the btg cities from Philadelphia
to San Francisco and In Honolulu.
His plan Is to' also unite with the
sugar beet growers of the West."
SPEAKER HENDERSON'S SCALP
IS NOT LOOKED FOR.
' SIOUX CITY, la.. Juy 2(.-"There Is
no concerted adt'.on en the part of
National Millers Association to defeat
Speaker Henderson in his race for re
election to congress," was the positive
statement mad ? by H. S. Kennedy,
Secretary of h" National Miller As
sociation today.
" Whatever the miller's may feel
Individually about the matter, there is
not a concerted movement on the part
of the national federation to get the
speaker's scalp. The natloul federa
tion does not go Into politics at all."
WILL OPEN HEADQUARTERS.
-NEW YORK, July 24. Representa
tive J. W. Babcock, of Wisconsin,
chairman of the Republican congres
sional campaign committee, has open
ed headquarters In this city The party
outlook, he says, is excellent, and the
Republicans will, he declares, retain a
good working majority in the next
house.
Representative James Sherman, of
Utah., vice-chairman of the commit
tee, Is expedted to take charge at the
New York headquarters next month.
Chairman Bahcook will spend mot of
hfs time In Washington.
BODrES OF MISSING
TEACHERS FOUND.
MANILA, July 24,-The bodies of
four school teachers who have been
missing since June 10 have been found
in the mountains near Cetm Island of
WAISTS.
White, Lawn and Colored Per
cale Waists. Now
SKIRTS.
Walking ami Shopping Skirts, for
merry $3.50. Reduced U W W
LADIES' HATS.
All our 11.50. 11.00. 7S-cmt and JO
cent Straw Hats, choice for....?'
LADIES" HOSIERY.
Rise Seamless 15-cent Hosiery
Now o
Shatiahan Building, Commercial St
Cebu where their captors had mur
dered them. The p'""ce killed the
leader of the band of murderer and
captured etght other alleged partici
pants in the crime. One of them es
caped. Neither the clrcumstaiKM-s sur
rounding the death of the teacher nor
the date of the murders Is known.
The bodies were taken Into (Ytu and
buried.
CABINET MUST WAIT
KING'S CONVENIENCE
NEW YORK. July 24.-The cabinet
meeting has been followed by n rumor
that Sir Michael II fries-Douch ha
urged to withdraw his resignation,
says a London dispatch to the Tlbune.
Thu prime minister Is embarrassed
Without doubt by the strong support
which three or four second rate men
are receiving for the office of chancel
lor of the exchequer and may find It
easier to take the office himself than
to disappoint all factions. The recon
struction of the cabinet will await ta
king's convenience.
VENEZUELAN SECRETARY
SAILS FOR EUROPE.
NEW YORK, July 2.4-Among the
passengers who will sail today for
Paris on the steamer La fiavote Is E.
A. Rendllea who was until a few
weeks ago private secretary to Presi
dent Castro of Venexuela
Benor Rendllea arrived here several
weeks ago from Venexula and has
kept Ms mission to Paris a secret
from his most Intimate friends. He
refused to say anything about the in
surrection. TABLET UNVEILED.
VALLEJO, Cay., July 24.-A hand-
some tablet In St. Peters chapel at
Mare Island navy yard, 1n memory of
the American and British soldiers kill
ed In Samoa was unveiled today.
CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR.
CARSON, Nev July 24.-The News
today printed the statement tiyit U.
S. District Judge Tho P. Hawley had
announced his candidacy for United
States senator from Nevada to suc
ceed Senator Jones,
GOVERNOR EN ROUTE
FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
NAPLES, Juy 24. German steamer
Princess Irene, wh1lh saled today for
Mania, took among her passengers,
Governor Taft, Judge Smith and Sec
retary Carpenter.
RELEASED BOERS START HOME.
NEW YORK, July 24.-fllxty-four of
the 90 released Boer prisoners who ar-
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Double Knee. Double Sole, Seam-
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DOX COATS.
lAteat Style. SHco 3 to I.
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rived from Bermuda on July U have
alled for Cape Town and Mossel Ray.
Soulh Africa. ?
NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
1 At Portland Ilutte, ; Portland, 1.
At TaciHtiaTM'oma, 5; Helena, J.
' At HiH.kan'J-Heallle, ; Spokane, I.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Chicago Chicago. I; Cincinnati, J
I At New York New York, 2; Brook
lyn, 0.
' At Huston Brntton, 2; Philadelphia, I.
At St. Loul-St. Louis, 5; Pitts
burg, 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Boston Ronton, 4; St. Louis, 3.
At Wuahlngton Washington, S;
Cleveland, 1.
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Th, "Northwestern Umlud" trains,
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and btst Ideas for comfort, convenlct
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No extra ebarg tor these superior
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ets are avallablt for pasge cn the
tialns oa this line are protecud by th
Interlocking Bloclf System.
W. H. MBAI, H. L. SISLER,
General Agent. Traveling Ag't.
Portland. Oregon.
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REPORT OS TUB CONDITION
OF TUB
First National Bank
at Astoria, In the State of Orrsn. at
the close of butties. July IS, IS'!.
f RESOURCES,
Loans and Discount 44
Overdrafts, secured and un
secured W I 31
U. S, H.iml to secure cir
culation I2.V0 Oo
SlookH, securities elc U.1'W 4'J
Other real estntn uwiimI lldO ii
Hue from Nailonal baults (not
reoerv agnls l.SJl "4
Due from Sl.itu Iiuiks ami
Hankers T0.211 65
Due from approve.) reserve
agents : 143 34 i
lilterunl revenuo stMtips .... 115 00
checks and other cikIi Hems. 00
Notes of other National
flanks 30 0t
Nickels and Cents 137 27
Lawful money In reecrve In
bank, vl:
Specie I103,fl0
u-giul trn'lir notes.. . 5.0
KX.IJ0 0
Redemption fund with tl, B.
treasurer (5 per cent of clr-
tltntlon) S25 00
Total
.1701 144 71
LIABILITIES.
Capital "lock paid in 150.000 0ft
flurplu1- fund W.OOO 0
Undivided prollts, less ex
penses mid taxes pnld .... 32.121 8
National Bsuk notes out-
stand nit 12.501 09
Indlvliluiil ileposlts r
sttbjiil to rtnek.llDr.filH 14
Demaed cei tlflcntes
Of deposit 121.S30 Vt
t tsl.TCJ 11
Total $701,144 7t
Stat" of Or-gon, County of Clatsop, as;
I, B. S '.fdm, cashier of the alove
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
8. S. GORDON, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn io befors me
this 17th day of July, I90J.
C. R. THOMSON, Notary Public,
Correct Attest:
O. C. FLAVIOL,
W. F. McGRicGon,
JACOB KAMM, Dlreotors. .
There Is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of 'the country than all oUwr dis
eases put together, and until the last
few yeurs was supiiosed to be Incura
ble. For a great many years doctors
pronounced It a local disease and pre
scribe local remedies, and by con
stantly falling to cure with local
treatments. Dronounovd it Incurable.
Hclence has proven catarrh to he
'constitutional disease and therefore re-
nulres constitutional treatment. Hall's
i Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
j Cheney A Co., Toledo .Ohio, Is the only
uunnuiuiKMiui cure on me m&rnci. it
Is tsken Internally 1n doses from 10
drops to a tesspoonful. It acts di
rectly on the' Wood and mucous sur
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case It falls
to cure. Send for circulars and test!-
moninis. Address,
F. J. CHENBY A CO,, Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists 75 cents.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.