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It's a Ha
...Prolil
To drees well without bolng extiovsgnnt unless
lectiiuf your tradlne place. There aro plenty o
what you want, hut tiro the prices right? Extrn
and credit accomodations mean Inrser profits ou
cinnta-aro beginning to realize thn vdvnntaecft
DUBlnopo 'Xlioy would all liko to do a cnen
started wrong.
The New
York Racket
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HOPEFUL BULLETIN
ON KM'S HEALTH
The Queen is Able to Review Col
onial Troops From Carriage
IfltaLEY
HAS BEEN
ARRAIGNED
Given Until Next Alonday to
Plead
s
NO, 147.
Is thoonlv RfriV-h' Ppot-Cnph Sturo In (he clly.J dr oxpnca nro light
and they bel cx Hint tho only way to pot tradein o keep It is by giving
ciiBtouiors tJi nJwintngo of every eneh dlFcounr n ivory saving of their
economical pl.r of bimlnoEO. That 6aleralle i reciato low prlcoi for
honoetinerr!iriidi'a is shown by our constantly icisiug saloa.
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You're Going to Celebrateje
ie Fourth?
You Need Clothlntr, Shoes, liat
Shirts. Necktlc9, Collars.'
i lie ini-p to get them isn't a rneh etor Yo
leu lor thn celi'Orntlon If you pot jour outiltattho
iibvo )(.u pcoii our stock of
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have tnoro tnonov
W York Hacket.
You'll nerd for the Fourth.
Salem's Cheapest One-Pricepsli Store
"CTSWKBSrs
Mecca
irthday gi:te. Law at
1080 are tne reasons.
nd till sorts of genoril
The Giff Btiwr's
Bar r's is tho Mecca of those who Fcek wedding or
and choiewst iieeorlments and materially hotter vh.ucs i
Kverything that's desirahlo in silverware, cutalaBs
jowolry. '
It costs not n penny to see them.
Bair's Jewelry
uoauers in i.ow Price.
Don'f Envy
Tho man who's enjoying himself;
go and do llkowlso buy your liquors
hero ntttl you'll get nil tho enjoyment
tnnt your money entitles you to. and a
qunllty that is hard to find elsowhoro.
Vttl MIIflM Will fWlllfilifr 1. .. 1..... .
i'iik.. in i., ii . 1 "hin. i iiu iiuyor, wno
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f . oamo 'inu- nfTonl him the baiLi'
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London, July 1. For tho first tlmo
slnco tho operation was performed on
tho king, Just a woel: ago today, tho
physicians this morning Issued a bul
letin regarding his majesty's condition
which was unqualifiedly satisfactory.
Tho bulletin Is as follews: "Tho
king passed an excellent night of nat
ural sloop. Ho has gained strength
and mado substantial Improvement In
all respects."
i Added to the thooughly hopeful
tono of tho official bulletin the appear
nneoTr tho queen nt tho review of the
colonial troops todny showed conclu
sively that tho brightest hopes of the
king's recovery nro untertained in all
ofllcial quarters. When tho queen's
carriage emerged from the palace
grounds to tako Its place nt tho ie
view station tho crowds gathered
around tho palaco and encored fran
tically, and only tho discipline of tho
army restrained tho troops from mak
ing a slmllnr demonstration. Tho
queen looked in her usual good health,
and smiled and bowed in an animated
fnshion to tho cheering crowd.
Medical authorities arc by no moans
unanimously satisfied with tho king's
condition. Thoy say his majesty's
surgeons, who first thought he would
die, are affected by tholr Joyful reac
tion. They may depend too much on
tho king's marvelous vitality. Tho
host somi-otllclal Information Is that,
while tho bulletins accurately reflect
tho state of tho king's wound, his
majosty's general health still onuses
much unonsinoss.
London, July 1. Medical oxports
say that tho king's wound is healing
Blower than has been expected, nnd
tolls tho public to watch tho bulletins
closely for tho next day or two. Tho
Btntomcnt that tho king is troubled
with cnucor Is denied.
BOYCOTT
IS CALLED
OFF
IN GOOD
FINANCIAL
CONDITION
City of Salem Has Adequate
Cash Balance
n)hn F
wlih'tho
London, July 1. A 7 o'clock bul
letin reads: "Tho advancement In
tlio king's condition Is maintained.
Ills appetite -Is Improving, aud tho
dressing of tho wound loss pnlnful.
Ids majesty Is still easily fatlgu'ed by
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Get your eyes tested at C T, Pom
eroyssoyou can set the big (ire
works. Gold filled speciae'es.
warranted 10 years, formerly $3.50
now $2 00. Watches, gold filled
cases, Elgin or VValtham move
ment from $10 to $20.
C. T. Pomeroy . . .
Jeweler and Optician, 2h8 Com'). St.
You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
absolutely cures cancers, tu-i ease? all without the uso of tho knife
gravel, kidnoy and bladder trou- or poisonous mlntrals or mineral of
bono dlsonses, asthma, skin dls- any Und.
Instructions.
)ear Frlend:
lu must boar In mind that Miiu
PARALIZE
FREIGHT
TRAFFIC
Strike Order Will Effect Rail
ways Throughout U. S.
Thoy aro used to being humbugged.
My medicines aro composed of na-
turo'a herbs what tho human systom
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ujaicme is not a poisonous tonic, nor roqulros. When tho animals get sick
!&! stimulant, nor a tomporary roller, ' thoy will help thoraselvea to thoso
wntch you got from poisonous drugs, i horbs, for thoy havo the Instinct, and
wBVjro tho results. jr-sure dtouh soon-' tho people havo not, so wo havo to
Lk'fThoae poisons go In your, make a study of it. It has beon a life
oonoB anu destroy tho life of them study with me. Do not get weary;
and create all kinds of dlsonsos, can- Nils life Is too Bhort and too sweot to ,
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy, ' worry out of this world.
bone diseases, etc. Do not blame the!
medicine when It takos an offoct and Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases,
stirs up the poisons or disease in the Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa
system. You must not expect to bellem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
cured In a few days, for your sickness ! consul He Is a natural doctor. He is
Chicago, July 1. Tho crisis lu tlfe
frolght hnndlers' trouble will bo
reached today. It was oxpocted that
tho strlko order, which would paral
Izo tho frolght trafllc In Chicago, nnd
affect tin ill c throughout tho United
Statos, would be Issued this morning,
but tho railroads receded at tho last
moment, nnd nskod for a conforoncc.
It Is oxpoctod that this will bo held
this aftprnoon. Tho mon want an In
creaso of wages. If tho strlko Is or
dorod it Is oxpoctod that tho long-
shoromon and teamstors will rofuse
to handle goods movod by non-union
mon.
GAGE'S
ROARING
FARCE
Break in Union Ranks Made
Order Imperative
The dlssonslou Hint has arlson
among the various unions In Portland
tho past few days, tho disloyalty of tho
Carpontors Union and tho threatened
disloyalty of others that aro called up-
on to enforco tho boycott against tho
unfair planing mills, has threatened a
bronk In tho union ranks. In order to
avort this dlsastor and keep union
forcos combined, It has beon decided
to lessen the tonslon, and tho boycott
has beon doclarod off. At tho moot
ing of tho building Trndos Council
last night tho following notlco was
ordered to be published In all of tho
dally papers:
To Organized Laber: Tho boycott
against tho unfair pinning mills was
declared off, and a notlco to this of
foct ot dorod to bo published In tho
Oregonlan, Tologram and Journal.
JOHN K. CAItU, Pros.
X 13. Ll'VTON, Sec."
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Portland, July 1. It Is bolloved thnt
the tu'rec strlkos on hero will result In
serious labor complications soon. Tho
labor, unions view with alarm tho re
sumption of work in tho planing mills',
nnd fear that the strlko will bo a fail
ure. It Is hinted todny that tho Inter
national Federation of Labor will bo
called on for authority to order out nil
unions In sympathy.
Lawyers Quit in Newspaper
Libel Suit
Portland, July 1. This wns tho
day set for tho final struggle botwoon
tho Dulldlng Trndos Council und tho
Hrothorhood of Cnrpentors, who con
trol local building. Tho brotherhood
mot last night und rosolvod to stand
llrm. The Council, howovor, has tho
contractors on Its sldo, and seems to
have the victory. Tho council wants
to dictate local tortus. Tho brother
hood looks to tho national body. A
tie-up Is throatonod.
MIX4JP
IN THE
SENATE
COjirt Overrules Objections
to Arraignment
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pf Wrl'rt&Jwlto la charged
nitinlar of John D. Khht". nt
Clmmpoog, was arraigned lnthe cir
cuit court this morning. At tho ro
qtfjnt of the counsol, he was glvon un
tftfrlonday, July 7, at 9 a. m., to plead.
Markley's arraignment this morn
Iit was not accomplished until objec
tions offered by his counsol for n post
ponement until tho October torm, had
bAen argued and by tho court over
rifted. Markley has retained tho legal
services of Carson & Adams, of this
city, -and John M. Genrln, of Portland,
who will make ii strong light fur their
ol cut.
When court convened this morning,
Curson, for tho defendant, said ho had
no great objection to tho arraignment,
unloss there was a disposition on tho
part of the state to forco a trial nt an
early date, for In that ovont tho de
fense would not bo prepared to pro
ceed to trial. He offered tho following
objections to Markley's Immediate ar
raignment: '"First For tho reason thnt there
nro uo Jurors uttoudlng this torm of
Qc-urt, nnd for tho reason all Jurors
heretofore summoned to appear at this
term of tho circuit court havo been
discharged from further attendance
at this torm, oxcopt four and because
there are no Jurors tit attendance up
on this court.
"Second HecatiBO tho defendant
horeln was hold to answor nnd com
mitted to appear before this court by
ah order of J. O'Donnld, osqulro, Jus
tfco of tho peaco, mado upon Juno 2G,
1!)()2, and this dofondnnt Is therefore
not compelled to plead to an informa
tion, or to go to trial boforo tho next
regular term of this court.
"Third For other reasons appear
ing upon tho record."
In reply Doputy Prosecuting Attor
ney McNnry said thero was nothing In
Uio objections offered. Ho Bald tho only
jml objection glvon was tho fact that
Inure woro only lour jurors m tittunu
anco on tho qourt, tho othors having
boon discharged. In answer to this
contention, McNary said tho legisla
ture of 1901 had provided for Just
such an emergency, and had conform!
upon tho court authority for convening
n Jury. Tho attornoy for tho prosecu
tion further Insisted that this was not
tho tlmo to show objections to the ar
raignment nnd early trial of tho caso.
Tho time to show tho objection to tho
early trial was subsequent to tho ar
raignment, nnd whoa the enso had
beon sot for a henrlng.
Cnrson, In roply, stntod that tho su
promo court, in a recent decision, had
hold that, under the constitution, n
torm of court was not legal without
a Jury bolng In attendance.
Judge nurnott ovorrulod the objec
tions to tho nrralgnment. The Indict
inont was road before Markley, who
was given until noxt Monday to en-
tor his plea.
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To Carry Alunicipality Until
Taxes Are Collected
MARINE ENGINEERS
PROPOSE TO STRIKE
Will Ask Advance of $0 Per Month
or Tie Up all River Boats.
Tho monthly, quarterly and semi
annual reports of City Recorder Judith
and tho roports of tho other city ofll
cora that will bo filed with tho city
council tonight, shows the financial
condition of tho city to be In a grat
ifying stnto. Thoro Is on hand In tho
city treasury a cash bnlanco ot ap
proximately $12,000, whllo Hecordor
Jttdah has In his possession about
$700. This amount, It Is figured, will
be sufuclont, tcgethor with tho month
ly receipts, to carry tho city on a
cash basis until October, when the tax
collections will begin to come In. At
the closo of tho succeeding six
months, tho present administration ex
pects to have a comfortable caih bal
ance In tho treasury.
Monthly Report.
Tho report of Hecordor Judah of
tho business transacted In his depntt
mont for tho month of Juno, shows uo
cash fines for the month, but commit
ments representing In tho aggrogato
30 days. In tho Justice department
one case was tried, that of Slato vs.
Darnoy Pompolly, In which foos
amounting to fC.50 nro duo from tho
county. Tho cash recolptn for tho
month were $478.25, which, with a
balance on hand Juno 1, of $414.78,
makes a total of $893.03. Tho warrant
Indebtedness for the month wns $1,
053.30. , Hecordor Judah suhmlttod n report
showing the receipts nnd dlshurso-
monts of the city for tho quarter Just
ended.
The number of ensos In tho record
er's court was 12, from which $8,50 In
fin oh wns collected and 52 days lu
Jail sentences served. In tho Justice's
department three cnBos woro heard,
tho foos to tho city from this source
amounting to $20.10.
Tho receipts and dlsbursomonts aro
shown In thn follewing:
Cash Recelptp for Quarter.
Foos and linos $ 43.80
Saloons 77; -..r. 1000:00
VihlclM 22.50
Shows 25.00
Miscellaneous 220.00
Miscellaneous receipts 180.00
Marino engineers employed on tho ors, and no oxpunso will bo Himred to
Columbia and Wlllnmetto rivers have elect their candidate. But thfi tolo
served notlco on their omployars that 'phono girls nro not going to "hang up"
Totnl $2097.30
On hand April 1. 1.102 1195.73
Total doblt for second quarter $3293.03
Ily cash to treasurer 2100.00
On hand July 1, 1902 $ 893.03
Expenditures for Quarter.
Pollco $ 7.00
Salarlos 1902.08
Fire department 108.89
Fuol 07.25
Stationery 12G.90
I'Hhohoi'H 38,40
Wator 354.90
Lighting 053.94
Bailey, of Texas, Assaults the
Member From Indiana
or disease has een a long time com
Ing on, and It will tnko a long time
to get it out of your system. It will
take months or a year to build up a
now hody from the bones up. This Is
descended from a line of German herb
alists, the best physicians In the
world,
This Is his fourth year In Salem, and
scorei of patients and friends can tes-
urlinf V. H ...i i ... I
"v Kwiwipis uo not understand. tlfy to his skill In their cases
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
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IRONING DAY HAS NO TEHRORS la
those whose kttchen Is e;uipp4 with a
Ctsrasie. Nohettlatup of the wtele
J ? h y- t is oaly,p!
tHed whtre neMed As mtr of
my tor hvir in saytai of 1u7i Jr
wmiart asa ceavcelcscYor i Vi. 'L ,ne
Kin Kin
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A new drink at
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Open till 12 p. m
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114 State Street.
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A, M. BANCROFT.
Mtr. or the
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
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San Francisco, July 1. Attorneys
A. A. Moore, representing
Gage, and W. V. Footo. a friend of
the court, after a stormy scene before
Judge Fritz on the question of Juris
diction in the Sprecklea libel proceed
ings, walked out of court, loudly de
claring that they would have nothing
to do with the "roaring farce." The
matter Is undecided.
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Complaint By
Wrong Man
NO RUSH
TO LEAVE
CAPITAL
Senate Considering Bills of
Minor Importance
Washington, July 1. If there was
any general luterost In netting uwllr
today at th capltol there wete no ev
tdunceH of It. when the House was
called to order tlilw morning. Specu
lation uh to the exact time of today'
adjournment varlwi between J and 10
o'clock.. Those favoring the latter
hour base their estimated UiKin tho
fact that the Xenate will dealre to de
vota Hmo time to the illaciutHloii of
the conference reiwrt on the Philip
pine bill. Proceedings In the House
and Senate today will be along the
umial line, much of the time being
devoted to ctHWtderatlou of bllle of
same time. The two men were sepa-.minor Importance by uuaHtmotw con
I rated, however, before damage was ' g,,
Washington, July 1. Senator llalley
assaulted Souator Ileverldge but
night, Just after the Senate had ad
journed from oxocutlvo seeelon. Tho
Texas senator was dragged away and
separated from his opponent by some
of thoso about the Senate. He was
very angry, and threatened eevuro
harm to tho Indiana senator. The
episode was the roeult of a heated
Governor controversy which the two senators
had during tne aiternoon, wtien sena
tor Deverldge said that Senator Iialloy
hud made an "unwarranted attack" on
j Solicitor Pendeld, of the state depait-
1 ment.
I llalley demanded that Deverldge re
tract the language uttered at that
time, and when the latter declined
llalley seized him by the throat and
threw his weight upon him at the
Total $3801.10
Hecordor Judah's seml-anuunl re
port shows tho follewing: Totnl
ensh receipts, $0110.28; disburse
ments, $7771.01.
Coal Operators
In Session
Now York, July 1. Tho presidents
of the coal currying rouds are In con
ference hero today, discussing the
strike situation In tho unthraclto re
gion. While no definite statement lu
expected as a rosult of the conference,
It Is believed the operators are dis
cussing plans with a view of starting
up several collliiilos.
unless nn advance of $10 por month Is
made In their wages, a general strike
will bo declared today. Tho employ
ers mot yesterday, and, after a pro
tracted mooting, decided to refuse tho
demands of tho employee. Doth sides
seam firm In tholr determination to
stand by tholr guns, nnd unions thoro
In some chnngo in tho sentiment on
one side or tho other this morning n
gonornl tie-up Is certain. The notice
sent out by tho onglneora boars dato
of June 21, but pome of tho employers
stnto thnt thoy wero not served with
copies until Saturday. Tho mon on
tho big boats domand an advance
from $100 to $110 por month for chief
englueor. and from $75 to $85 por
month for seconds, and a correspond
ing advance on tho towboats and oth
er steamers, which pay $90 for chief
onglneors and $05 for Boconds. Thoy
also demand a salary of $90 por month
nnd hoard and lodging on small stoam
ors omployod on short runs, whoro
meals aro not sorvod 6n board. Ab
now outlined, something like 50 boats
will bo Involved lu tho trouble Of
thoso tho O. H. & N. Co. is operating
eight boats, tho White Collar Lino
throe, tho U., P. & A. N. Co. four,
Jacob Kamm four, Kellogg Transpor
tation Company four, Oregon City
Transportation Company tlireo, Shav
er Transportation Company Four, thn
North Pacific Is operating tho stonm
or Fannie, which thoy own, and tho
stenmor Ocklahamn, under lease from
tho O. It. & N. Co.; F. H. Jones Is
running .thrco bants, and thoro nro
about a do.on othor good-shod tow
boats owned and opornted by individ
ual owners.
until tho last voto Is counted tpnlght.
Thoy are going to do tholr best to
olect Miss Hyan tholr companion
"hollo" girl, and thoy will not bo
scared to flight by any manouvers by
Salem's nntlered herd. Iloth sides
navo an avallablo rosorvo fund of
considerable slzo that Will bo used at
the last momont.
o
Will Meet Again Tonlnht.
Tho vnrlous Fourth of July" cole
brntlon committees will hold another
mooting at the city hall tonight, when
tho final arrangements for tho day's
demonstration will bo made. It is
urged that ns many of tho membra
ot tho different committees na can will
attend tonight's meeting, at tho city
hall nt 8 o'clook,
Schlcve Must Hann.
. St. Holons, Or., July 1.-
Schlovo will
row for tho
kowskt.
a
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'August
f e
bo hanged hero tomor
murdor of Joseph Shul-
Placer QoltK Clean-up.
Grants Pass, Or., July 1, More than
$50,0.00 lu placer gold 'tins boon
brought hero tho past week. Tho
clean-up of tho Southern Orogon in lues
has been enormous.
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Wllllams Takes Mayor's Chair.
Portland, July 1. George II. WH
Hams nssumod tho offlco of mayor to
day. Ho will announce his appoint
ments tomorrow.
" FRESH i'TODAY. ""
Salted .Almonds
Salted f eaniits
Contest Over Goddess.
Tito Hlks novor own defeat, and thoy
do uqJnropoBo to establish a prece
dent In the ponding contoaJ Tho ntBnV - ' j? " "-rf"""" '"j"""! -iCTr"
born of tho Snlom lddgo'iuo bolng ns- JlL JL X JL X X V!
sosBod rrom $i for nn ordinary ant
lerod citizen to $5 for tho exnltod ml- 154 State St . Phono 2874.
&&$33S2!S
Fourth of July Decorations at Lowest
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done.
WaalilHMton, July l.IJalley. of Tex-
.i...iim rvnnnaid this mornlm die- a. wa cynosure of all eye, when
mloeed the charge of trespass agalne. " S" Wtt8 a'
Wm. Strode, who wae arreeted upon
complaint of J. V. Springer. After the
arrest had been made, it developed
that tho trouble had retjulted from a
misunderstanding of a lease to land,
and that the complaint had been made
by J. V. Springer, Instead of M. Spring
ar. the owner of Ue property,
o
to order this
morning. He appeared on the floor
after the opening prayer, and was at cut.
once sought out by Spooner, who
later consulted with Fairbanks, a col
league of Senator Heveiidge. with
whom Ualley had the sensational en
counter last night. Ueverldge. game
l In at noon, not his seat and was cor
dially welcomed by a number of party
Washington. July 1. The Secretary
of the navy announces tnat the four
new battleship, authorised by con
gretw. will b named Washington,
Tetineoeee. Louisiana and ConNectl-
Wa.klngton, July L Tills afternoon
the House and Senate leaders ar
ranged to adjourn at l:M o'clock.
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Enjoin Corbett-Sulllvan Fight.
UL 1.0411a, Mo. July L On apjmca-
Recital. insww. . .. ..
. BifkavkwafSAKk usa uaaii smnm iriwir oil
Who Killed Joe's Banyr- toy mi.. ,."""- . . . .1 "
L. V. Ionian, at tke W. C T. V. halL ot cgratMlaUons for the man-ivn-uv
vhIu - Adaisno. 1 Mr In which he eflndneted hjjfufijjf
S ceu
Ihr.- is mure honor! iri iif i.sf an c-i c
.Ittvinv tha onMUiflttfr
did not choke him.
He says llalley
Uon of the district attorney today the
circuit court Issued an order to the
phlef ot police to prevent the Corbett-
llulltvan fight rr tne leamerwwgHi
hampionshlp, chNluld here Tuesday
IllKbt
Chicago Boiler
Makers Strike
Chicago, July 1. The boilermakers
on the entire Chicago & Northwestern
system struck last night. They de
mand 86 cents an hour. They are
now receiving SO.
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Wheat Shortage Growing.
Chicago, July 1. Renewed activity
was displayed in July wheat on the
hoard of trade today. It Jumped from
7-1 to 78Vic, uu early udvance of
JVic in 21 hours. Continued rains are
responsible for the rise.
.Manipulation tfy the Gatee combine
sent July corn up to 78 cents.
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Capital Summer
Normal opened yeeterda
enrollment of 62. Class
In all the branch
ami county
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watchword of our nation in 1770 FORW HID Is tho watchword of to
dny. And the "Hlg Utoro" hits long been identified as a vigorous expon
ent ol tlio principle ol progression,
We are now pre
paring for a
Kveryono will eij y tho Fourth, and lu order to do bo mint be dressed
comfortably, cool and gsy.
1 Shirtwaists WS
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Huge Holiday
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AT SALE PRICES
Colors and white all reduced:
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$1 76 VALlMta It 40
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$2 'i VAMJUhTT. r. .,, . M 85
$2 60 VALUKB '!:.".-. . . .i2 00
$2 76 VALUJCS I S
Cotton Covert Skirts
$t 00 VALUKU SIMiOlAL..$ 80
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ft 00 VALUKB HPUl'IAL l 08
WHITE PIQUE and DUCK
76 VAI.UISH HI'KOIAL. t 60
$1 60VALUKH bl'KOIAL ft 36
$2 76 VALl'LH HIM'OIAL U 40
$H 00 VALUKS 8PKCIAL .2 65
New Neck Tilings for Ladf
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$1 iff VALUKS SPKOIAL.. 08
1 M) VALUKS 8PISOIAL..II 30
t 76 VALUKS 8PR0IAL..II 65
aiX)VALUK8 8PKOIAL .! 75
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