VOL. VIII THE CALLES, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 3, 1895. . NO 181-
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GKEflT GLEJlHflHGE SALE OF SUWIER GOODS.
Our 40c Valxie.
A World Beater in Hosiery. Has been a
splended value at 40c. Cat Prices making
it a leader ot bargains. Every pair war
ranted. "Louis Hermsdorf" dyer.
Child's Straw Sailors, 35c.
Choice of Stock.
The greatest cat of the season on Straw
Goods. This includes our regular 50, 75
and $1.00 lines.
Wash Silks at 25c.
Regular 50c Value.
This is an offer not to be overlooked as it is
a slaughter of a splendid value in stylish
seasjnable goods. Ladies, this is an ideal
bargain.
All-Wool Challie at 33 1-3.
Regular 50c Value.
All in floral designs; Black and Cream
ground. A rare offer which will delight
everv buyer.
Dimities to close at
10 and 12 l-2c.
This is a delightful Wash Fabric in 12l
and I673C. grades. Good selections in stock.
Swivel Silks to close
at 40c.
We have only 3 pieces of this beautiful
Silk-Cotton combination. But even in
this small assortment we show the most
advanced shades and designs.
Crepone Cloths at . . .10c.
Regular 15c Value.
We show jl handsome line of this material,
in plain and Fancy designs. - Very nice
for Waists.
Men's Fine Wool Under
: : : shirts. : : :
These Garments are in summer weights,
of broken lots and will go at a price.
All-Wool Dress Goods
..... at 33 l-3c.
15 pieces of assorted Plaids, Checks etc. en
tirely new poods. Patterns very, choice.
A splendid offer. Regular 42 , 50 and 60c.
Novelty Linens at . . . 15c.
Regular 25c Value.
Only 7 pieces of this desirable wash goods
left. We call particular attention to this
line for durability and effect.
Crepe de Picardie at 6 1-4.
' in popular medium and dark shades. ' Will
make a handsoma washable Dress or -Waist.
Percales to close at . . 10c.
Width 36 in. Good values at 15c.
Crinkled : Seersuckers,
Reduced from 15 to 10c.
Assorted Sizes. Outing Flannel. Regular
25c Waists.
ParaSOlS-
Balance of our stock to close at
a discount of
33 1-3 per cent.
Ladies' Capes.
: All of '95 styles will close at a
discount of
33 1-3 per cent.
White rnnrlst m
We have made up a special assortment of
Barred Swiss, Kainsooke, Piques etc.
Don't fail to see this line.
Challies only .... 3c yard.
Balance of our large stock of 5c goods.
You can't miss it.
Boys' Waists reduced to 15c.
Everything in Spring and Summer Goods reduced
in price, Call early and take advantage of the great re
duction in prices, of lines will soon be broken.
ft. M- WlIililftMS &
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COXEY FOR GOVERNOR
Ohio Populists Name Their
Candidates.
NOT ALTOGETHER HARMONY
Horr and Bryan are Invited to Salem
The Defender Ahead English
Church In Politic.
Columbus, O., Aug. 2. After two tur
bulent sessions today the Ohio populists
succeeded in adopting a platform and
naming a state ticket. They adjourned
late this evening, but some of the more
influential members of the party are not
pleased with the results. General Coxey
was triumphant in everything, and it
was the predominance of Coxeyism and
his novel ideas that does not please some
of the conservative populists. Aside
from the indorsement of the. .Omaha
platform, the indorsement of Coxey's
non-interest-bearing bond scheme and
good-roads bills, and the denouncing of
the trial of Debs, aire the principal points
in the platform. The complete ticket:
Jacob S. Coxey, governor; John H.
Crofton, of Hamilton, lieutenant-governor
; George Harper, of Green, treasurer ;
William Baker, of Licking, attorney
general ; E. D. Stark, of Cuyahoga,
supreme judge; William Agloyd, of Tus
carawa, public works; Thomas H.
Hickman, of Morrow, clerk' of the
supreme court.
After the convention adjourned it was
discovered no one bad been nominated
for the important position of auditor of
state. The state central committee will
supply the omission later.
Killed by Train.
Pendleton, Aug. 2. A young man
attempted to steal a ride on the brake
beam of the passenger train last night at
Umatilla, going toward Portland. He
Walled to get a secure seat, and was
.-""iwagged, holding to the brake rod. He
was picked up by the trainmen nearly
dead, and sent' back to Pendleton this
morning. His legs were broken and
crushed to a jelly by beating on the ties,
and his body was burned by heat from
friction. He gave the name of J. B.
Hunt, but died on the train this morn
before giving further particulars.
It has been discovered by the officials
that be is the son of J. J. Hunt, a well-to-do
hotel-keeper at Port Townsend.
He was a youth of about 20 years.
A Fight for Life.
Salt Lake, Aug. The desperate
horse thieves and murderers, Coughlin
and George, were met by Salt Lake
police officers today in City Creek can
yon, seven miles east of Salt Lake, and a
terrific battle ensued. During the fusi
lade the officers fired over 600 shots at
the outlaws, who were protected in the
rocky cliffs, behind which they crouched
on there knees and returned the fire.
The outlaws were finally driven from
their fortress and mounted their horses.
A well-directed shot by Capt. Shannon
caused Coughlin's horse to fall, after
which the thieves Abandoned their
horses and started off on foot, closely
followed by the officers.
Fredericks' Effects to Be Displayed In
m Dime Museum.
San Feancisco, Aug. 2. ?The effects
of the late William Fredericks, murder
er of young Herrick, the bank cashier,
are to be displayed in a dime museum.
Several enterprising showmen have been
after the articles and have made offers
for them. They will be exhibited in San
Francisco tor a time and will then be
sent East. That is the programe if At
torney Col well, who defended Fredericks,
and owns the articles, gets his price.
The articles consist of rings, pistols and
the entire outfit used by the murderer
when he went on his robbing expedi
tions. The Colombia Blver Reft Inside the
Golden Oat.
San Francisco, Aug. 2. The steamer
Mineola, belonging to the Southern Pa
cific Company, came in through the
Golden Gate last night having in tow a
raft built on the Columbia river, and
containing between 6,000,000 and 7,000-
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
000 feet of lumber. The raft is made of
piles, so closely bound together that not
a single timbers moves. Their are 405-
000 running feetof these piles. : It would
have taken scores of ships to bring the
lumber here, and the freight bill, figured
at the usual rates, would have been
$22,500.
A F08S1BLK MUKUER.
A Man's Body Found In a Field Re
mains Unidentified.
Steeatob, 111,, Aug. 2. A possible
murder came to light here last evening
when a farmer living six miles north of
here discovered the dead body of a man
lying in a field near bis house. It is be
lieved that the remains are those of a
man named James Downer, long a resi
dent of Streator. Mr. Downer has been
missing tor. a few days, and at the tince
of his last appearance he had $180 in his
possession. There was no money found
on the body, however, and the supposi
tion is that DoTrner was murdered and
robbed by some person who was aware
that he had the money with him. His
father has been sent for to see if he can
identify the body.
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Dr. King's New Life Pills free, as well
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nothing. Sold bv Snipes & Kinersly.
Fresh Troops for Madagascar.
Toulon, Aug. 2. Orders have been re
ceived by the commandant here to pre
pare for the immediate dispatch of fresh
detachments of troops to Madagascar to
replace the invalid troops who were re
de red home. '
It is a big thing to say but nevertheless
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Kansas Citt, Mo., Aug, 2. Democrat
primaries were held to select delegates
to the Jackson county convention, which
will elect delegates to .the state "silver
convention; ' The city wards chose solid
free silver delegations. - '
on a
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Eastern States.
Sight Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfers sold on New York, Chicago, St.
Louis, San Francisco, Portland Oregon,
Seattle Wash., and various points in Or
egon and Washington.
Collections made at all points on fav
orable terms.
J. 8. BcrarcK,
President.
J. M. Pattkbsok,
. Cashier.
first Rational Bank.
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Deposits received, subject to Sight
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Collections made and proceeds promptly
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