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G R A N T ’S PASS IS V IS IT E D
BY A $50,000 F illE .
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Many new Styles and Shapes,
also many new Girdles, for
Summer.
G rant ' s P ass , O i '., July 14.— A
fire which is behoved to Lave had
its origin In a defective Hue in a
hotel this afternoon destroyed
$50.000 worth of property 'here.
A southwest wind that was blowing
a gall scattered the flying embers
over all p ats of the city and made
;jt practically impossible for the
; firemen to keep the tlaines under
! control. The tiro was a most re-
; markable one in that it did not
■sweep everything us it went, but
skipped bore and there, making the
situation all tho more difficult for
the firemen and the citizens, who
fought heroically to quell tho
destructive flames. Nearly all of
the residences amVbuildings burned
' wort, insured for one-half or two-
thuds of their value .
is Absolutely the Best Line Made.
RIBBONS, KID GLOVES, 2 L M acd TRIMMINGS.
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A new line of Summer Shirts and Sweaters
for men.
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ton o r a n y o L h e r A d u l t e r a t i o n a n d w o w i l l
do ’ / s i 0 0 i i C v t i o a b e f o r a . l i n G sr
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M A Y F IG L D W O O L E N LU LLS M T R 3 .
THERS
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Bring yotir little chaps to our store and lit them out in
t!.'.
ti .By V.--.. • Baits, Ages 3 to '«> year i. Knee pants suits
U ■ '."iys fro:u 1 to 111 years. Men’s and Boy s Clothing a full
st ck. M r,.'sail wool suits, no shoddy, no cotton, as low ns
$10 per suit. Buita for $16 as good as many 520 to *25
suits elsewhere.
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But buy one of tnose fine lots or aero tracts from Long & Bingham, adjoining Cottage Grove.
Vfie know the location will suit you and v e know our prices will suit you.
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Como and see us.
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Grove,
Oregon.
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s t o p « T h e C o a c h W o r k « o ff t h e
1 T h # H ost F m i c r l p r l o n
f o r M n la ria ,
ills and Fevers, is Grove's Taste-
a Chill touts. It is simply iron
quinine in a tasteless form,
cure, no p y
Brice 50c.
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M cC R O SK EY M AY L I V E .
GRIFFIN &VEAGTCH CO
DO NOT PKOCKASTINATE
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A PU/ZLE
I Doge’s pnlaee escaped injured, but.
j the falling tower struck (he royal
! palace damaging a corner.
Tho accident is considered the
1 greidest art loss the kingdom has
1 ever suffered. The to .var was built
in the lOthcentur'
W I L L NOT
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The discovery was made this m o rn -jand hoPes are entertained for hi*
One bullet has been
lug by Mrs Wagoner and her young recovery.
located
under
the skin near the
sen, while picking blackberries. It
elbow and the other is supposed to
was near no unfrequented road
through the timber, about four have lodged in tho npex of the
miles southeast of Chelmlft. The right lung, as somo blood is being
corpse was laying behind a log, expectorated.
and upon examination two bullet
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through? Thoy can t. do t any and one in the left wrist.
P ortland , Or, July 12.— In n mad
more than the proverbial camel can
Sheriff Cudihee and his posse are
go through the eye of a needle. not pursuing Tracey today, but it is desire for revenge lor real or sup­
There’s nothing like our lino wire
posed wrongs, A L Bolding, a bnr-
screens in windows and doors, ns believed they are laying a plan by
well as our Summer closets and which they expect to' get their man tender, last night shot and killed
wire coverings for victuals to keep by strategy. While the party is his wife, his mother-in-law, Mrs
the insects out. They are cheap, too resting about fifty kjuckleshood In­ Croskey, aud Frank Woodward, an
and allow the air to circulate freely
dians are hunting the outlaw in tho inmate of the MeCroslccy houro;
tbroifgh the rooms, -do
home
and fatally wounded his father-in-
reservation jungle.
should be without them.
law, Mu Croskey.
After the bloody work v.o". finish­
THE
T O W ER S
Or S A IN T ed, Belding-walked across tho at root
’ n o t i c e TO CRKC i TOBS.
to a saloon ami coolly invited a
MARKS.
Notleo1« liercbv gluon tliat I’.ie mCcrjIanod
man to take n drink. He then went
i have l>oen. by t-i«- ........ f.m rtjif Dim) County,
1 Oivv,» i apifunted aUiiunlstrti'VAof tbu '
out
to find a policeman and guvu
J ii I’ orkius, ilecenscd. aud all ja-rsor» )■»*'-
V enice , July 14.— The detached
1 ■ :alim against the estate nf II»'said .1 I
When questioned at
1 rc i’Kii.s, decpiwwl art* U pvp I»: nt'tiilcti to present bell tower of Ht Mark’s Ciiurcb. Limseif up.
I thp sum* to us, duly verilted .it tlie *»Klct* " f I. K
r \ 'pwurtli in JiuK1*»'-. Oregon, w ithin six which was about 320 foe! high, col- the,police station, all he would say
I inoiiihs from fromtlio «1. tc In ivor.
-"Timm'Storybe'Evpiic.: ¡««psed this morning, and fell with a was:
E Hsxii’woirru.
“ I am sorry I did not kill them
CAT h V . i U N K Á l’ KKXlK.’
meat crash into tlie Piazza. It is
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Administrators o )f f the
tbs e.
e t.te of .1 II l era.
,rains, u0(. believed tharo was auv lo.s 9 of all. They are a bad lot and have
deceased.
I life. The cathedral proper acd the treated me badlv fur years.”
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P rocrastination
R E P O R T COR-
F IR M E D .
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It i3 through tho bowels that tho
body is cleaned of impurities. Con­
sumption keeps these poisons in tho
system, causing headache, dullness
and melancholia at first tlion unsight­
ly eruptions and finally serious illness
unless a remedy’ is applied. DoWitt’s
little early Risers prevent this trouble
by stimulating the liver and promot­
ing easy, healthy action of the bowels.
Those little pills do not act violently
but by strengthening the bowels en­
able them to perform their own work.
Never gripe or distress. Benson
Drug Co.
S u t b i , July 15.— The dead body
^ 15~ L -'ACroskey,
of David Morrill, one of tho escaped wbo was *hoi
A L
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Oregon convicts, has been found. 1 Friday evening, is improving slowly
You’re thinking of a New Suit and of Where to get it to
best Advantage. If You’ ll accept our Suggestion you’ll Buy it
Now and Here.
V <; bought our Clothing direct, from the Largest Woolen Mill
in Amrr'-’ r, Finishing tho cloth they weave into Clothing.
Their Clothing bears this guarantee,
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TRACYJ
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TR A C Y G E T S A H O R S E .
S rm iE , July 15.— Tracy has been
located south of Buckley, on the Gold
hill trail. He is making for Notichez
Baas on horseback, aud is said to be
close pressed by the Pierce County
Sheriff and a posse, who aro also
on horseback. Ho took breakfast
wite a Packer ou the trail this morn­
ing. This is tho first definite loca­
tion of Tracy in two days.
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GET F U L L
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Price 25 cents.
Foley's honey and Tar Foley’s Kidney Cure
c«r*S ¿Oíos, p reven t, p n e u n o a *
James Olsen is Run O v e r (by
The Train and Loses
an Arm
The first accident of importance
on the new C A S E railroad oc­
curred in tho yards in this city
Thursday morning about fi:30
o’clock, when James Olsen, a sailor,
was run over by the trai l and lost
an arm. Ic was his first morning
going out with the track laying
crew and having beon accustomed
S alem , Or., Jdly 15— Superinten­
dent J D Lee, of tho Oregon
penitentiary, today received a mes-
soge asking whether the reward will
be paid to the person who found the
body of Merril, if tho body found
near Chobalri-m il pro/e to bo that I to the Bea all his life knew nothing
of the convict. Superintendent Lee of a train. He attempted to board
replied that the reward would be the moving car and fell beneath the
paid according to the language cf wheels with tho above results. His
the offer, which was for the “ capt­ side aDd hip were badly bruised.
The unfortunate man arrived from
ure and return” of the convicts,
dead or alive, but that in any event Portland, Wednesday. His parents
, he would pay liberally for the re- reside at Christena, Norway.
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Laxative Btwno-Quloine Tablets j turn of the body, even tbpugb not
cure a cold a cold in one day. No captured as specified in the offer.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT
ON THE 0 & S Et
kidneys er.d bladder right.
{K/o't ToW to Rpil
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T o q u ii tonftocO e a sily an£ forever, be tnn.,
letifl. full o f life. nerr«s anti
lake N o To*
,*ac. the Wi.r.cler-worker, tha*. m a^ .s weak n r *
Iron*. All dru?Ki»ta, soe o r f l . Cureguarau
B ook let
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ffam pie fr e e
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