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SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY JULY 31 1901
VOL. XI
NO 179
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THE NEW YORK RACKET
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE-PRICE CASH STORE
Our Store Closes at 7 O'clock Every
Evenlnt Except Saturday. :: :: :
R. T. BARNES,
Propr lotor.
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CARRIES.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Men's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Rubber Goods.
( This Mammoth Stock is Open for Duslness and lias One Continuous
Round of Bargains.
CUAPC Yes, wo have shoea for men,
OIIVLjO I women and children. Shoes
for the parlor, street or harvest field, fieo our
Aetna Turn shoe, Selz, Hchuuh shnea. Ladlea',
Mlsa Chicago slioua nnd Bradley Metcalf shoes.
llrV IvfinflC ihoiei not a larger
Uiy UUUUO ter Mot m the citv.
bargains LADIES' HOE fancy
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50at38o. SHIRT WAlhTS at arid
ALL WASH CiOtiDS at ttrst iwt.
Calico at 5 centa
Men's Clothing
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of years
ence to be choice and up-to date.
fancy Shirts &".
want can be found here.
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BEST FOR WALKING
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hand
clothing,
rotnfortnblo and incxpctiBivo
Our Business...
from lientl to too can sell you the
inono.y Bettor goods at ninn'
at lower prices.
Cor. Commorolnl and
Uhomokota Stroots
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Ice Cream Freezers,
Lawn Mowers,
Garden Hose.
Making a High Ball
Von require juattlio right kind of liquor.
Havoyou ovur tried our Tom Howo
whiskey? We especially recommend it
for mnkning thojo healthful, refreshing,
cooling 'Summer drinks that do not chill
thofltomaoh. With thia whiskey at
hand you avoid many Summer Ilia.
J. P. ROGERS,
218-222
Commercial
Street.
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer
Repairing a Watch
Of tho flneat workmanship Ib a branch
of our bualnosa that wo give special at
tention to. Our ropalrtng department
is conducted with tho utmost caro and
skill : diamonds aro repot, and jewo'.ry
of all kinda is ropalred in tho most per
fect manner, bosldes optical work of all
kinda.
C, T. Pomeroy
288Com'ISt.
Watchmaker and Optician
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$22.50
Black
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Worsted
$15.75
$16750
Blue
Serge
$12-50
a larger or bet-
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hose worth
below rot.
8, 7 and 8c.
by men
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TARIFF
ON CUBAN
SUGAR
Oueht to be Reduced, Says the Island
People,
While the Suear Trust Wants
Protection Kept up.
the
INkw Yoiik July 31. General Cnros
Garcia, eldest son bf tho lato General
Callxty Garcia and Inspector General of
Cuban Penal Institutions who arrived
on tho Bteamer Morro Castle, Inter
viewed upon the Cuban situation said:
"It is necessary that Cuba have a re
duction in tariff on sugar and tobacco.
Between 800,000 and 000,000 tonB ol
BUgar woro raised thia year and tho next
crop will be largor than any Cuba haa
.ovor gathered. Wo cannot do buBluesa
however without a reduction on sugar."
Nkw Yoiik, July 31. Henry B.
Oxnard, president of the American Beet
Sugar Company and President also of
the American JJcot Sugar Association
who has just returned to Now York
from a tour of his company's holdings
In tho Arkaneag Valley and Nebraska Ir
an Interview haa given an interesting
account of tho beat sugar situation in
this country.
"Wohavo under way 28 factories for
tho production of boot sugar and expect
to build at loast 10 moro this year. My
company recently bought 80.00J acres of
Jani hi Arkansas Vulloy and expects to
erect n factory there.
"An attempt will be made at tho next
session of Congross to have tho duty on
crude sugar lowered and perhaps abol
Ished. Should it sucrecd it would be
discouraging to tho beot sugar industry,
which is In its tender infancy. All this
Is of tho greatest intorostand impor
tanuo to Colorado, which Ib tho finest
country in tho world for tho culture of
sugar hcots"
QUEEN D0WAGER
OF PORTUGAL
HAb NARROW ESCAPE
Ni:w Youk, July III A special dis
patch to tho Herald from Alx-lea Bains
says:
Maria Pia, Queen Dowager of Portugal
and mother of tho present King Carloj,
has had a narrow escape from assassi
nation. Her Majesty waa taking a
course ol tliu liatiiB hero out wus so
perturbed by tho attack upon hor that
alio left Aix hastily for Home. Details
of tho attempted assassination aro not
obtainable at presont. Tho police are
said tohavo a clew. Nowb ol tho auajr
is only beginning to spread among vis
itors. Il is musing a dcop eoneatton for
tho Queen Dowager wbb known per
sonally to a considerable number ot
pf6plo Sho was vory democratic in
hor demeanor, chatting freely with her
fellow bathers.
BOSTON YOUTH
SHOT AND KILLED
Ki, PASo.Texas, July 31. At Gleason,
Ariz., Jack Koen,who belongs to a prom
inent Boston family, was shot and in
stnntlv killed by Constable Mart Mnoro.
Theshooting occurred during excitement
incident to the attempted eecapo ol a
prisoner, whom Mooro had in custody.
Koen was accused of aiding tho prisoner,
who made a break for liberty. Tho town
ia greatly excited and further trouble is
expected.
Wheat in Europe is Short
London, July 31. Thoro i great
divereity of opinion among produce
deleara hero respecting tho probahlo
supplies of wheat from Europe nnd
America. Tho German crop is known
to bo unusually small and consequently
tho proposed increase of duties upon
imported grain will bear heavily against
the industrial class. French crop ia re
ported to ho less than last year's. RuHslan
statistics aro not trustworthy. American
and Canadian crops will determine the
coureo of prices throughout Europe as
Eoon as satisfactory estimates are re
ceived. Hf HK SflVPd MV Llfp'
IIC liao OUYUU mj HS
Stale of Oregon ).. i.t. n. M.r i. ivn
County or Murlon J -"'
To whom theno premmU lill. rome (Ireetlne.
ThU Is tooortlfy tlmt 1 have lx.eu nlletel wltb
Ovarlun Tumori for a number or yearn, alto
llvi'r trouble. I tlealro Ui miblloly ttate noon
oath thai Dr. J. F.Cook, of Baletn, Oregon, Jim
removal !! tnoiori. two In uuinbur, without
the ui of knife, planter or polMinoiu druw. aud
that I am entirely, and an 1 bellore permanent
ly ourod. 1 cheerfully recommend Dr. Cook to all
lerou atllcled ai I wan. I feel thai he ban
tared my life. My home U three mllox south of
Turner, Oregon,
MKB TAItOLINK JlOr.OLI.
8uborlletl and iworn lo before me thli flnt
day of May, 1901.
Seal attached. W W. HAM.,
County Clerk.
Do Not Listen to "Cappers"
Who aro hired tn defame me and my methodi
of treatment If I could not Hire jwople there
would be no ue to flfU me. It U Iiwmuwj I do
cure ii)le that I am perdnenlly mlkreore
aeiiieu, but I keep on euriuK folki Jun the
uuoe, aim nome oi ins ueai people in uregon
taod by me, for which I am thankful
beud for Circular coatalDliiir teatlmonlaU
from palleuU cured both in Oref-on and tn the
KaM. Itoni (letiialr because you bare been told
you have been told you could not be eared. Or.
Cook bu eured hundred of people w bone caet
litre been pronounced bopeleM by the "obi.
eboo-li" pbytloiaDi.
Tbedootorhaaderoteil the beit yMri of hi
life to the ttudy of dtteate, and the ute and ac
tion of Nature'a vegetable remedloa, until bo
knowi abolutly Jun wbat he oan do. This
givea him confidence.
Dr. J.F. Cook WaA
Cure all klndi of diMwuei.
Office. S01 Liberty St. Salem, Or.
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BATTLE OVER SCHLEY
CONTINUES TQjRAGE
Washington, July 31. Announce
ment was mndo at Navy Department
today that tho letter ol Rear-Admiral
Schloy, acknowledging receipt of the
precopt to tho court of Inquiry nnd
making cortain suggestions with ref
erence thereto, had nt last been received.
No explanation of delay In arrival and
to statement of contemn woro furnished.
Nkw Yoiik. July 31. Tho Madrid re
presentative of tho Journal nnd Adver
ser obtained an Interview froiriCaptain
Dias Moreu, who commanded tho Cris
tobal Colon during tho naval coiilllct oft
Santiago. Captain Moreu says!
"All American ofllcera without excep
tion did their duty. It Ib absurd to
make any exception in tho oae of
Admiral Sell ley.
the thickest of
Tho Brooklyn waB
mo ngm uiruugnoui.
fcciuoy mrecieu mni our omiora rouun ir. uroot said In part: "At a con
thelr personnl effects. A coward is nover forenco held at Cleveland recently com
gonoroiiB. Tho suggestion probably posed of men who Iwliove in tho doc
comes from cowards. ' trines pot forth In the Chicago and
- Kansas City platforms, it was concluded
PARISIAN SWINDLES !n'lorll liberation that tho political
IN HIGH CIRCLES
Dukes Who Got Their Titles In the In
terior of Africa.
V..,.. V,,.... T.tl.. M Tlm Itiirnlil
published additional details concerning
tho swindlers in Paris who won hugu
sums at Ward's and on tho raco track,
owned a fno yacht and lived ntlfashlon
able clubs. According to tho Paris cor
respondent of tho Herald, the Figago
give full particulars under tho title:
"Page From Gabnriau."
A brother of a prominent Abyssinian
oxplorer who called himself "Co mt o do
L".waB in roallty not a Count. Tho only
title ho possesses la tlut of MDedjaa," ,
admitting the Negus really gavo him
that. Another of tlm gang, born in Rus
sia, tho Baron do C calls himself an
aide-de-camp of Manelik. Tho third
atyled tho Prince de M Bays ho was made
a Prlnco by tho Negua.
froncli nobility was rcprosontcu uy
Baron do L, whoso real name ia Julluu
and who Is tho son of peasants in the
pouth of Franco. Tlioro waa also n Polo,
M. Do K., who haa been expelled from
all tho gambling hulls of Paris. Tho
banker of the gang waa n Belgian, M.
Do M. director of a shady financial com
pany who had olllces in tho Opera
quarter and occupied in tho Champs
Klyssco an apartment renting for 1 1,000
francs ($2800.)
Tho favorite of the swindlers waa to
ueo marked enrda. They would enter
tain their duper tit fashionable restaur-
ants, When their vlCims were with
out money they wuro made to sign hills.
Prlnco Do M oftou gavo parties in ono
or the other ol his apartments in the
Ruo Vignon, or tho Avenuo d' Lena.
Tho gang had also founded in the
Mndoliuo quarter a pretended Insurance
company in tho olllces of which gambl
ing wont on. Among tho yoling nnm
of good family who havo been hoard by
M, Bourroulllon, the Investigating
magistrate in charge of tho case, nro
Prlnco Karageoruevich, who lost 80,
000 franca (fKJ.OOO); Prlnco BaryatinBky,
who lost 00,000 francs (f 12 000.) M.
RoiissanoiT, who waa relieved ol (l,000
francs (13.000); Cahen J'Anvers, who
Inst 17,000(rancs ll.'NOO) anduBalgian.M.
Vanackerbrauck, who lost 170 francs
($34,000.
In the summer season tho gang mado
n tour of tho fashionable watering places
at mo enu oi ino season snared their
profits, iromooftho swindlers who es
caped aro oven now supposed to ho
cruising at present off the coast of Hol
land. Princo Karagporgevich, who Is men
tioned as having been fleeced, is a mem
ber of the great Servian which are rivals
of the Ohreuovich dynasty for tho
throne of tho Ba'kan Kingdom. Prlnco
Baryatineky belongs to one of tho
heat-known limites of Russia,
whiltrM. Cahon d'Auvera la believed to
be a younger member of tho well known
banking family whbsohoad, Baron New
hen d'An vers, wbb killed recontly in an
automohilo accident.
ONLY 2 1-2 INCHES
IN KANSAS.
Toi-kka, July 31. A torpedo ton miles
northeast of Topoku did much damage
last night. O'Oharda and crops suffered.
People in the path of the storm tied to
cellars and caves and escaped Injury.
After the wind two and a half Inches of
rain fell.
Smith Afrlrnn Mltinc
,N.KW Yo,tK' J,,y l.-Llko U.onewa
with reapeo to the Conii,ctof military
oporations in South Africa, Intelligence
of the dolnga of the R ind Miring Com-
pantea
COtnos to hand in lr i old. bavh
mo irtoune'd ixindon ropresentative It
is evident, however, that daily proicress
is being made with tho preliminary de-
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iiiiia ummuai in tue actual resumption
of crushing. According to thu latest
announcements development is proceed
ing at the Princess mine. Tho mam
shaft at the Roodopoort Central Deep Is
being eclively continued and pumping
ia giug on nt tho Goldonhuya, Uucas'.er
and Lancaster West mines. Measures
are meanwhilo being taken by the ad
ministration at Pretoria to ameliorate
the lot of thu native laborers.
The Work of theCat.
Nkw Yoiik, July 31. A cat over
turned a lamp in the home of .lame
McCoy, in Brooklyn today. In the flrw
that resulted, MuCoy anil two children
wero burnod to death and Mr. ,MeCy
probably fatally hurt by falling from a
window.
Government fnke first Men to net
2,ti60.000 alleged to have been iiiIm
jsled by ex-Coptaln Carter.
Factions is socialistic oiiwifion not
together, and Debs war was no!
"(helved."
Corn belt la getting lew rain, ar.d
warmer weather ia predicted.
English Houso voted about flO.OUO.OOO
for the Paoifie oable.
Look Out!
The new third party ia in the field, hut
when it comes to arousing i ilereit that'
more vlul to vour itockethook. Onr,
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low prlees are certainly doing the t Jck.
Our eight day rtoeka at from S.OO np
are beauties,
tfK
BARRS JEWELRY STORE
UJerjULowPrlct Il8 8ut8lrcct
BRYAN
DEMOCRAT
CONVENTION
Colummth, O., July 31. Thoro waa
held today a state convention of tho od
vocates of frco silver and other Issues
not covered in either tho Democratic or
Republican atatt platforms.
tho convention waB called by Geo. A.
Groot', of Cleveland, and otho'ra dissatis
fied "becaueo tho present Ohio Demo
cratic platform did not refer to Bryan
or re-olllrin either tho Chicago or Kan
sas City platform and for other rea
sons." The attomlnnrn wn o nmiill that tlm
in,convontion was held in tho parlors of
me ureal tioiitliorn hotel.
o.iiiHumi ii;iiiruu mm buiiio uciumu
action be taken with reference to tho
co use to bo pursued by tho supporter
of those platforms and Mr. Bryan at
the coming election. It was decided.
II Villi lib
since tho recent Bo-i-allod l)..innrratln
convention imi laltlw.ramlu Tmi,llniil
tlioe platforms and Mr. Bryan that tho
only proper thing to do was to either
reluso to vote or to put a separate ticket
in tho Held.
The latter course wasad pled.
Instead of our being bolters, tho cot
vontlon recently assembled waa com
posed of bolters; it was a bolting con
vention, for it bolted tho National Dem
ocratic platforms and abaiidoiud the
loader who mado the tight upon them.
Tho platform adopted by it is meaning
losa and lacka political virility. It ia
destitute of principles and offers no
political Issue. It ia a platform
adopted In order to sccuro votes from
tho opposition nieroly. Thoy say that
the money question iadead allien at two
elections tho peoplo havo approved of tho
gold standard and therefore thoro is
no reason why tho Kan'ns City
platform Bliould ho endorsed or Mr.
Bryan either. If tho money
question be dead, then tho party
itself must bo a corpse It Is could not
possibly have any reason to exist if that
question bo dehd for with that question
omitted from tho platform nothing re
mains worth contending for. If it he
dead, by the same token the question of
tarifr, of imperialism, of expansion and
of government by injunction aro dead,
Tho recent convention was dominated
nnd controlled by trust magnates and
their paid attorneys nnd those who be
lieved In tho gold standard. The followers
of G rover Cleveland wero there in fnrco.
Thoy did not conceal their Indontity
but mado known to all that
they woro for the purpose ol
taking tho first stop in this state
towards demolishing tho Kansas City
platform and Installing in place and
ni
owor the advocates oltiieuoidaiauiiaru
Thoy succeeded in controlling the con
volition, in making their nominations
nnd drafting their nlatform. but they
will fail utterly in driving the
Democratic voters of this state
into tho camp of tho gold con
tingent in November next, especially
thoso who believe that the money qiiut
tion is thu paramount ono Wo aro now
asked to awcar allegiance to tho u who
sought to destroy the party during the
last two camiMiuus and lo abandon
and slump upon tho principles
lor willed wo (ought nnu struggled
thou. Our implacable enemies
huvn become our leader and thoy are
peeking to become our poll leal masteiv
If thoy succeed in their efforts it will he
the fault of thu Bryan Deiuocrnts of this
state. Thosu who havo struggled in
this catiEO have done so not f t olllco hut
to secure bettor conditions for tho peo
ple." Tho platform adopted reatllrms the
Kansas City platform, endorses Bryan
and declares especially for freu silver,
A full ticket will be nominated this
evening,
SUIT TO RECOVER
FROA1SALEAI LAWYER
A cobo entitled Lizzie Richardson But
torijk, plaintiff, vs S T Rlohard-on,
Jefcnduiit. haa lieeu filed in depa-i incut
two of tho circuit court, by W. M,
Riimt'oy nnd Oacar Hay tor, attorneys for
plaintiff. Thu plaintiff ia a cousin of
the defendant, mid is the wifo of James
A. Butterlck, residents of Polk
county, Tho complaint alleges
that on May in, ihiiu, iiio
plaintiff wiih the owner of real and nor
soiial property, mostly situated in Polk
county, believed to bo wortli ftl.OOO.
Tlmt at thu dato mentioned thu plaintiff
vmih a minor under cloven years of age
and that paid defendant was her duly
Hpmiintod guardian, also that of her
hrnthor aud sister D. N. ond F. L. Rich
ardson. The plaintiff Is unable to state what
property passed into the posiwsslon
of her guardian nt that time hut tin did
receive real property belonging to her
hi fee, described as follews:
Ono third of about 27!.' acres near
McCoy of far mint: laud ; one-third part
of a hou-e aud lot In Ashland, Jackson
county, Or, Aluo personal property
from her father ami money from her
mother in tin sum of I'JKt.lR,
That no inventory or acoount of
tho property was ever filed, and her" re
quest for an iccoiinMng since her mar
riage have been df-nlmi, mi an effort to
defraud the plaintiff is ulleged to have
hen made.
There are several assignments nnd
notes due the plaintiff, which the never
reselved aud also the defendant received
rental and Interim from paid property
in Ids ell urge, wliloh were not aoeoiiiiteil
(or tn the plaintiff. The petitioner atks
fur a f ill accounting o' thu property and
fctiariiiuiuliip.
NEW HANGING
LAW IN ARKANSAS
CMtcAuo, July 31 A spwial to the
T'ibuue from Little Rock, Ark., says:
'JVn thouwud person (aw Jim Ander
son, a negro, hanged hero lait Friday
night. There were 60 fakirs doing busU
neai of a side ihow vaiinty.
Lenovne Jayno. a iKiviotlay completed
a mlnaturo (cuffold, adju-lwl the nouse
u...l a.rlinr II, u l.ttll I liu illtnr IMVd
.... i.nni.r,.r ii. ,ivurv P,.r nu m.l
MU IWJIV IUI III! fOWlP.
lotHer scenes khscUh
r" Ireooui mend the
L'twl lUtvnmor u.ivnt
liiniiMliate reiwil
lot the aet whkii permits the jmblic lo
w line) betigiNg.
Inart-lilit. n.tmiyl flalltattl has Imaii
,rr.tedln Swiwrlawlon Information
reived from Paterion.N. J.
IRISH A1EAIBERS
UNDER ARREST
Nkw Yomc. July 31. Tho octton of
tho Irish momhers in bringing forward
tho nueBtlon of prlvllego which Is oc
cupying tho attention of Parliament has
caused annoyance to moat Kngliah peo
ple, as tho Nationalists nover conceal
tholr eon to nipt for tho honor of tho Bri
tish Hoiuo of Commons, says the Lon
don correspondent of tho Tribune Tho
three Irish menibors ot Parliament who
have been susponded this week, havo
undergone tho ponalty for the first timo
this season. They wero not among the
sitting whon tho pollco woro called in
soma timo ago.
BRITISH SAVED
THEIR GUN
DtntiiAN, Natal, July 31. Details re
ceived here of what seemed at first to bo
a skirmish between tho Boers and a Bri
tish column near Mauta, July 28, shows
that hii all-day light occurred, in which
tho British narrowly escaped tho toss of
a gun of tho Sixty-Bevonth Field Battery.
Four hundred DocrB repeatedly mailed
tlm British position, killing Major I'M-
warns nnu winner uarpenier. Tlio gun
.. t . - . c
I ' ""boreii up, anil taken at n gallop
'P.1 ir.UB nuiea lintler " uoavy ro. Hyo
I """Mi weroMiieu.
KNOCKED OUT
EIGHTEEN CRUISERS.
Nkw Yoiik. July 31. Referring to tho
sham naval war now being ronducted off
tho coasts of Ureal Britain, tho London
correspondent of tho Tribune Bays:
Tho decision of tho umpires with re
gard to tho sham naval action off the
Scllly Isles indicitoa that the encounter
used up cruise at such a rate that it
was feared the maneuver. might come to
nn tin linoly .. for want of ahlpa. Of
tho 18 cruletra knocked out, nine have
lon released to continue tho proceed
ings. PRESIDENT CASTRO
IN GREAT TROUBLE
Wu.i.MitsTAi), Island of Coruco, July
31 Doctor itangol Gardlras, ot head of
r000 men, has revolted agalnat Presi
dent Castro u Venezuela. The insur
gents nro near Santonin De Tucheria on
Columbian frontier. Voiiexuelin Gov
ernment has sent 10,000 troop to scene
of uprising. Situation is grave. Other
outbreaks expected. Whole country ia
ready to rise against Castro. CUBthi
tlonal gtnirantcca havo been suspended
and complications with Columbia fearod,
ITEMS FROM
THE PHILIPPINES
Manila, July 31. Lieutenant Corlt,
Nineteenth Infantry, witli mounted m
tachmriit ol Cohu trout b had encounter
with sixty iiipuigonta. Seven rebels
killed ami 13 taken prisoners. OtCroll's
foroo two privates sllirhtly wounded.
Philippine Comml'Mlnu Inn passed
Manila Civil charter which will go into
effect Imii.i'dlalely, Tomorrow all
mlliinry cable and telegraph line will
he opened for cominuiclal use.
START AUDE
FOR THE POLE
Vaiuiik, Norway, July III. The Artie
exploring siiipAmeriu.i,wlthMr. Kvelyn,
Baldwin, leader of the llild.vln-7, ilg
ler uxpiditiou on liurd Iih sailed from
here. Thero nro -CM dogs mid 1(1 poniei
nhoard. Tlm voxels con 'so was toward
Cape Flora, where Mr. lUldwhi hopoi
to Join the Frlthluf and Belglun the
other two ve bjIs of the expedition
which left several days ago. Mr Bald
win Intends t.) push as far north ai
possible and establish winter ijiiartors.
S A'WWFTftCmMTaDW'h if
AT THE BIG STORE
BUSINESS IS EARNEST
It abounds, ncreae, multiplies dally. No lull, no Inertia, no apathv,
Warm weather s'liguatmu is iinkiiown hfre Activity is supreme, This marvelous
iiild-Jiiiniiit-r boon i Is not wholly normal. It is partially foried. Thus It cornea
that at this particular tmrlod we sell vastuiiaiiliiles of seasonable and devlrablo
merchuudise at and less than the cost of production. We lose money on much of
Il mid nut of it all comes hiciiIihh chanco for you. These columns contain hints
of goods affreted by tbu foregoing conditions.
Cotton Dress Stuffs
grout mid-iuiiimer selling of Cotton Dresa (Jowls here last week.
(W of goods Ignored Prices aro made to vaoato the helves. Don't forget
thai Crep--ilf Chine govt n. Wo have it In the following colors! Black, White.
Burnt Orange, Light Illuo, Orey, MaUe, Piiik, Red, Reseda, regular $1.25 and
tl 80 valuer, fur U8c yard.
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Skatti.k July 31. Tho transport
Egbert will sail today for St. Michael
and Notno carrying 130 recruits for Fort
St Michael and a cargo of goods for the
military porta in Alaska. Tho Egbert
finished loading last night.
Among tho Egbert's passongora are:
Stanley W. Finch, examlnor for tho
Department of Justicofor Nome; Isaac
Hamburger. Secretary tn Kr.Rnnntnr
Thomas Carter of Montana J Mrs. Mottle
Johnson, wifo of Deputy Marshal A, W.
Johnson; Mrs. B. A. I'cnin, wife of a
government clerk nt St. Michael; Mrs.
Flannory, wife of Ordnance Sorgoant
Flannery of Nome; J. R. Pi Ichor, acting
hospital atoward; and Privates R P.
MeAdam. F. W. Mlchaol. Cliarlei Wood
and F. W. Wyatt, for Fort Gibbon.
The rocruita nro under command of
Lieutenant Patrick Mnllay, formerly of
tho Eighteenth Infantry.
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Expected to Die It Seems.
San FiiANtisco, July 31. William F.
Aldrldgo haa tiled for probate the last
wills of the lato Consul-tieneral Rounso
vlllo Wildman and his wife, the late
Lutitia Aldrlcli Wildman, who, with
(heir son, wero lost in tho wreck of tho
Rio do Janeiro. Tho wills wero executed
in 1800 and in thorn the Consul-General
and Mrs. Wildman each bequeathed
what ho or sho owned to tho other, and
in case of tho death of both to their
children. Tho property will now be
distributed equally among flvo surviving
hoira-nt law.
Chinese Evade Exclusion
San FiiANCiaco, July 31. Secretary
Emery of the Board of Health has mado
thodlpcovory that Chinese are recording
tholr certificates of birth in the Re
corder's olllco many years after the births
occurred whereas tho law requires that
thoy ahull be records! within thirty days
Emory aooa in this violation ol tho law n
chance for tho celeslrUls to ovado tho
exclusion act by Bonding tho certificates
to Chinese in the Orient who aro do-
slrnua of quitting China and who uso
this method to defeat tho ends ot the
act.
Lawyer's Will Be Contested
Nkw Yoiik, July 31. Concerning the
ruporta that tho lato W. W. Moore, a
Nuw York lawyer had willed n fornno to
Mrs Itla P. Roberta, a Denver, Colo.,
widow, na compensation for hor nursing
him when III and friondlesB, B W.
ICtinpi), a clerk in an Insiiranco office in
this city, who Uvea In Jersey City, who
ia n step sou of Mr. Mooro says he will
Investigate the subject of the Denver
will and that he will contest It as he
thinks ho has an Interest in some of the
property left by Ida stepfather.
Excitement among Albanians ia
becoming moro acute. Foreign minis
ters In Turkoy that Government pro
tect lives and property o( Christiana.
In conseqtionce of agitation In Albania
Austria linn ordered every garrison In
Itoinla and Herxugovlna placed on war
footing.
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54 State 3!rt, Salem 'Phone J874
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Whirlwind
The wind blows through our WASH,
(iOODS; Just now It's a price wind,
a regular whirlwind, aud It has
blown one half the price off tho
goods. Fine weather hascomoand
with It our determination to xtr
mlualethis lot of goods at some
price.
Experiences that contradict
nrecedeut are common In thfs
business. Just such was the
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