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Newspaper Page TextAILY JOURNAL. Watch the Fight for Flat Salaries. Fair tonight and tomorrow warmer. VOL. XII. SALEM, OREGON. TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902. THE 0 NO. 182. zfc-i ji'i t.ifm.Ljuiiuii. 'MfflI&.issKttgMSBamit am awiM msbi I It s a Hard ...Problem To drees well without being cxtinvagnnt unless you aro vory careful in bo lection your tr-nlim place. Thero are plenty ol stores wliro J'o" can buy wbnt you wnt,t, but aro the prices right? Extravagant bupinesa method a and credit necomodotionB mean laraer profits on every article. AH mer cianta nre heainnitiR to realize tho advantages of the spot cash plan of buolnefs They would all liko to do a cash business, but can't. They started wrong. I The New York Racket Is the only Rtrlctlv Spot-Cash Store in the city. Their expellees aro light and they bnliove that the only way to set trade and to keep it is by giving ciiRtomors tho advantage of every cash discount and every saving of their economical plan of biiHinoso. That SalemlteH appreciate low prices for honest merchandise is shown by our constantly increasing salos. CHICAGO ONCE MORE THE SCENE Of a Business Crisis-Strikers Con template Desperate Move Railroads In Peculiar Predicament Enlist Husky Young Farmers Granddaughter of Vanderbllt Weds. Lennox, Mnss., July 8. Delia Vnn dorbllt, granddaughter or W. II. Vnn derbllt, and Wm. Osgood Field were married hero this morning boforo a distinguished company of millionaires and society people. Tho entire Vnn dorbllt family was presont. BULLS AND BEARS You're Going to Celebrate the Fourth? You Need Clothing, Shoes. Hats Shirts, Neckties, Collars. Tho jilaoe toget them is at a rash store. You'll hnvo more monoy left for the celebration if you yet jour outfit at tho New Yotk Racket. Have you seen our stock of 3E& IE 3ES IB O IKT ?S You'll rienl for the fourth. In Freight Handling Service and Houses Them in Pull man Coaches Chicago, July 8. The tie up of tho freight trnlllc, as a result of the strik Ing freight handlers, continues nlmost complete. The only road .affected that Is moving freight with any de gree of success, is the Illinois Cen tral. Not one ense of violence has been reported since the men went out is charged with being insane. Mr. Sklpton will return to Salem this ev ening, wiien the man will Do exam Inert us to his mental condition. Fight for a Cinch Corn On July OUTLAW DEFIES PURSU1T All Trace Of Him Has Been Lost Possees Patrol Entire Length of Lower Sound Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store s-;iv"."wr.?:.;: ,'J2&.xs322$xKi Wttvn&V!S!&s&z2!S&&jc.s2as:-iiizj!ik. r uper e worn orcein There Is a witching b-onty to lino silverware that Irreelstably appeals to every iiui'h hoirt. If 'lis a bridal gilt you seek, here at Barr'a are multitudes of chnrininir silverwaio HHielet from orange spoons to tea setr from berry forks to cane uini irom mu uou is to ppis oi knives, lorns, or spoons at lower prices than others would charge. Is not a hint to the wiso sufficient Bart's Jewelry Store Leaders In Low Prices. Cor. State and Liberty Sta., Salem. fl Strong Ptill Our pure and choice wines, liquors, whiskies, beers alo and porter have with the public who appreciate high graile excellence in wet goods generally. Wo have n superior stock of the best I domestic and imported whiskey in the country that have purity, ago and low prices to recommend them. J. P. ROGERS, 218-222 Commercial Street. 4w n JSmMVlm.. tww y tmrn vs',f , wmm. T V I.. l.Wfc.-.n. II.J a. vr v a3iijf3wjj PO -y -ifc'IVWINCTBMn; tvwmsssrismmMm CIoTTn tUViUHraljiW v&-N V x- mil" mmm Jhik': .M;rv; Sb --A T3 r 4dvn.Mr Chicago, July 8. Hoforo noon the Chicngo & Northwestern and Chicago & Eastern Illinois railroads succeeded In securing a full complement of men. The strikers say they are not discour aged by the outlook, claiming thnt within a day or two every union team ster In tho city will quit work, or re fuse to haul freight handled by non union men. This would make the tie up more complete than ever, and cnuso such suspension to business, and the loss of an enormous amount of monoy ns Chicngo novor ex'porioncod. The strike leaders, not wishing to loso the sympathy of tho public, this morning permitted the removal of perishable goods from the frolght houses, thus relieving tho fonr that there will be n shortnge of food stuffs. That grout business interests arc suff ering Immensely, thoro is no doubt. Some of tho Iurgar concerns are still seriously considering tho proposition to shut up shop until tho tumble Is endud. ENGLISH SCULL RACE American Wins From Eng land's Crack Oarsman a ft ' ti-l f -4k WrHr t f J2&& lull How About Your Eyes Get your eyes tested at C. T. Pom eroys so you can see peifectly. Gold filled spectae'es warranted 10 vears, firmerly 3.50 now 2 00. Watches, groid filled cases, Elgin or Waltham movement from 10 to 20. C. T. Pomeroy . . . Joweler and Optician, 283 Com'J. St. Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor? Ho absolutely euros cancors, tu mora, grnvol, lclduoy and bladder trou pes, bono dlseasos, asthma, skin dis insections. My Dear Friend: You must bear in mind that this medicine Is not a poisonous tonic, nor R stimulant, nor a temporary relief, Which you get from poisonous drugs, Iwhero the rosults are sure death soon 5r or later. Thoso poisons go lu your IjJbnod and destroy tho lifo of them rand create all kinds of dlsoases, can- Serous tumors, consumption, dropsy, lubue dlsoases, etc. Do not blamo tho finedtcluo when It takes an effoct and Rtlrs up tho poisons or disease In tho mom. You must not expect to bo wired In a few days, for your sickness disease has "jeon a long time com- gig on, and It will tako a long time To get It out of your systom. It will take months or n. year to build up a Rmv body from the bones up. This la khat the people do not understand. I eases all without tho use of tho knife or poisonous minerals or mineral of any kind. Thoy aro used to bolng humbugged. My medicines aro composed of na ture's horbs what tho human systom requires. When tho animals got sick thoy will help themselves to thoso horbs, for thoy havo tho Instinct, and tho pooplo havo not, so wo havo to mako a study of It It has beerr a llfo study with mo. Do not got weary; this llfo Is too short and too swoet to worry out of this world. Chicago, July 8. Tho Illinois Cen tral converted one of Its freight houses into a commlssnry department, where Its BOO handlers, mostly husky young farmers, aro being fed and waited up on by fully uniformed Pullman wait ers. At 'night the mon occupy berths lu the I'lillmnn sleepers thnt are sltle hacked noar tho freight housos. Tho principal tnllroad systems af fected by tho strlko aro the Chicago Cincinnati & St. Louis r Chicago Great Wostern; Baltimore & Ohio; Brio; Atchison, Tapoka & Santa Fe; Chicago Terminal Transfer Company; Lake Shore & Michigan Soiithorn; Hock Island & I'nclflc; Chicago & Al ton; The Monon; Chicngo & Kiutern Illinois; Wabash; annul Trunk; Chi cngo, Ilm HiiKton & Qulncy; the Penn sylvania ; Chicago & Northwestern; Chicngo, Milwaukee & St. Paul; Illi nois Central; Michigan Central and ' Nlckol Plate." These roads cotnrol over 100 warehouses In Chicago. This afternoon representatives or the striking frolght handlers nnd tho teamsters' union went Into a confer ence to consider tho striker' appeal to the teamsters to call a sympathetic strike. It Is genernlly conceded that If tho toftmster rofuse to go out the freight handler will lose the fight, o Henley, Kngland, July S.-Tho ro gatta proper opened today. The first event was tho heat botweon tho Loan tiers and Kingston for tho grand challenge cup, now hold by the form er. The Leanders won easily. Tho second heat was between tho Toronto Argonauts nnd the University Collogo, Tho former won. Tho third heat was won liy the London Club from the Thnuu-H crew. Tho Argonauts and Lennders, It I expected, will moot In tho final heat. The Argonauts are con ceded to havo a fair chance. In the fourth heat of the diamond skulls. Titus, American, beat Field, one of Hnglnnd's crack oarsmen. Henley. July 8. Tho sixth heat or the diamond sculls was won by ICth erlngton Smith, BlaekstalYe beng his opponent. Chicago, July 8. Continued cover Ink' by shorts caused July corn to re sume Its upward flight on tho board of trade this morning. It went from 84, at last nlght'B close, to 8r soon after opening. lAt 11 o'clock tho nrlce had none to Sij, owing to a fight between tho eleva tor people, who nre tho big shorts, and tl0 Gates-Harris people, who are en gineering a corner. Thoy nre Hearing tljo crisis, and It is expected that the elevator people will mnko private set tlpment before tho week Is out, or be compelled to pny upon tho basis of oiie dollar or more, as the Gates crowd holds all tho contracts. Corn and kiln lined corn, which the elovntor people are trying to have passed, will bo re jected as being below grntlo. July corn nt noon hnd reached the 00c mark. Tho number or snlos to ward the closo sent tho price down to 87. whero It closed. Some Dig Gooseberries. Tho Journal strawberry odltor Is under obligations to Mrs. D. C. How ard for a sample of mammoth goose borrlos that would mako King K,i ward's mouth wntor. Somo of thorn measured four inches In clrcumfor once, and thoy wore of a delirious Mavor. It Is fruit that could not be excelled nnywhoro In tho world. Anderson, the Abducted Boat" man, Not Yet Heard from MORGAN ' GETTING LIBERAL WILL GIVE EXCURSION TOLBANY Spanish-American War Vet erans Plan Trip July 20 Offers Ships At Disposal of British Admiralty Gilbert Camp No. 205, of Spnnlsh Amerlian War Veterans, of Portland, will give a popular excursion to Al bany on Sunday, July 20, tho Sunday upon which tho stnto guard will bo In encampment near that city. At least three trains will be run from Port land, and passengers will be received nf wa-Htntlins. The sale of tickets at Salem has been placed In chnrgo of olllcei- and members of tho locnl enmp of Spanish-American veterans, and doubtless hundreds will partici pate lu the excursion from Snloni. The proceeds of the venture will be sot (initio for .the purpose of founding a hospltnl for the members of tho SpnnlHh-Aincriuin War Association. London, July 8. Replying to a ques tlon in the House of Common today, the llnnnclnl secretary of the admiralty said that J. P. Morgan had mado an offor to place ships In tho Atlantic shipping combine, at tho disposal or tho admiralty, and said he wa unable to communicate the offer to the house nt present. Dr. Cook cures all kinds of dlsoases. Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa lem, Ore., I tho man you ought to consult. He Is a natural doctor. He Is descended from a line of German herb alists, the best physicians In the world. This Is hla fourth year In 8alem, and scores of patients and friends can tes tify to his skill In their case Read the Above Remarkable Cure. lili m .,n , nimaiMimii f-m :v r$F Vj-J u yji...- -. i l ii I' . Sfifsrir?r2v II III i r . LSSip Kin GENERAL SESSION JDPENS Of the National Educational Association The Maximum Contract Figure BYE X SPECIALIST A. M BANCROFT, ntr, or me BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. 259 Coal St. Hlem, Ortfoo We do our own frlolieit Exstfltactloo free. HHONINC DAY HAS NO TERRORS to hose whose kltchea Is etul;tetl with a iraate. Mo heailar up of the whole use oa a bot diy. licit ts only ic ed where seeded As a muter of aestic ecoseray a fas raa-e will sooa y for itself is sats of fuel, wbtn icarea wnaaaou style cai or wcs4 and yoa caoaot ovcrrsthaatc the a fort ai lOntenltnie of this, cteaatw elu warm wetfcer SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. ion 653, 4 Chemtketa 8t K in Minneapolis. July 8. The goueral session of the National Udltorial A sedation' convention Ihnmhi this af ternoon with Uie customary exercise. Tonight the ad die of IMeaident IieartUhear will he, delivered. Till morning' mhsIoii of the National Council and Department of Indian isuucauon wa largely attended. Nich olas Murray Nutler and United State j Commissioner of ICducatlon Harris made the nrincijMl adtlreaae of the , latter meeting. The National Council passed a resolution authorising the ( board of director to aunolnt a rota I mittee of three to prepare a report on I method of taxation for school pur pose. President neardshear Is still quite ill. o The maximum contract figure foi lui2 hop In Marlon county Is now 10 cents. On Monday afternoon a ton tract wa tiled In the recorder of fice, hy which Air. N, Kell and .1 Sour, of Auiora, agiee to sell Shhi pound of thl year' crop at ll cent ir pound. The contracting firm I S. & F Uhlman & Co., of New York City. ISImer Keene. or St. I.oul. ha con tracted to the same firm 6000 pound of (his yt-ar'a crop at IB cent, o New Treatment for Varicocele A new drink at Court Houee News. The suit for an accounting of C A. Whale against Claud Catch, reeeiYsr of the Qilbsft ftros. sHk. was con cluded Uefor Judge Itots this warn ing, and taken mutter advtoeMent hy the court. John Iluut ad Jnorssu-s JCdisoa procured a isArrlage liceose today. rit-ihen a-d 9S yrs. of Ocen til! 12 p. Q. U State Street. So man if. pie old and young, are at.t'e'l v.l h a;loe'.- that a u.ean of having It cured wa somethlug lout sourbt for, and rurgical science ha been at fault until very recently. Dr. Darriu. at Willamette Hotel. Salem, it now aukt to accomplish It, absolutely without Htln or detention from bust iiess, so the curs is permanent and lasting. As, a proof of this assertion we refer, by permission, to Mr. A. J. Armstrong, cutter and chief assistant of "Xlcoll. the Tailor," at 80 Third street, I'oitland. Head his card: To Whem It May Concern, Without solicitation I volunteer my testimonial in favor of Dr. Darrln, who cured mm of an aggravated case of varicocele of many year' standing. Had despaired of cure until eight years ago I tried Dr. Darrln's new walhnd BMil warn UA-HtMnjkiilt uaJ I and have had no return of the trouble. I most emphatically recommend Dr. and Will General Hop Situation. Now York, July . Tho Watorvllle TlmoK sny Hint with two pleasant days last VeeU. It was thought that put haps the weather had changed, nud thnt It might lie the IkIiidIiik ol moro favoiahle conditions for the hop crop. It lias changed already, nud U cold and wet again. It Is so late now that there I little hope of even a fair crop. Many put the yield at from ono-thlrd to one-half of last year. II I said that thoro are grower who will soil their jard at $i! an acre. It I certain the yield will he smnll. Form erly Miunll price confronted the grower, now that good price aro proc llcnlly assured poor weather anil ciop prevail. Hop grower are deserving of lot of sympathy. A the season advance the strong position of the market stands out more clearly. There are nppaiently hut few hop to co'me forward, anil local stock are belli reduced In a manner that makes It doubtful that any lots will he tarried over Into another season, ilrewers are still adhering to a close miiil-to-mouth policy, ami It I poshI- lil that with th advent of settled, wuriu weather theie will he moro fre pient purchases. 8uch liuslue a lt doing I at the slightly revised quota Hon given, hut'the reeling la so linn that most holder are disposed to as): ven higher figure. Latest advice rom the hop growing district of thl tat report more lavorable wenthei and a little brighter outlook for the rop, though It Is quite certain that t will rail below last year. Report from tho I'aclnc coast are excellent out growers are expectlug high price mil do not want to contract any more f the crop. Germany wad fairly good report. Some or the Mngllah ad vice have been null unfavorable, but the London Ilrewers' Journal, Just to hand, any that the prospect are good, rathr than otherwise, o Seattle, July 8. Tracy's trail has vanished. Tho hoat thought to ho Farmer Johnson's belongs to another man. The man seen hv the IinllmiR Is a tramp. Tho tugs Sua l.lon and Scout returned hero to await orders under full stenm. A pack of blood hounds arrived last night. Tho pos ses' bent patrols tho ontlro length of the lower Sound. Indlnns on two res ervations, nuinborliiR GO, nre on the watch. All wires aro placed at the disposal of the sheriff. The fugitive Is out of food hy this time. Buyout! guarding tho different points threatened by Tracy and waiting for his next appearance, the authorities or tho different countlos on the Sound havo no definite plans. They are run ning each report down, nnd looking for fncts. Evory possible point on Pugot Sound, both on tho Fast nnd west shores, has boon furnished with enro Hilly prepared descriptions or Tracy and Antlorson. Tho authorities of the northern countlos bordering on I'uget Sound havo taken up the chase, and consltlornhlo additions have been made thereby to the pursuing force Tho Hood Canal country Is being pa trolled hy two HqiitulK of olllcors. Tho soarch for Antlorson Is being prosecuted along the wost shore or the Sound, with tho Port Madison Indian reservation as tho starting point. Sheriff Cudlhoo, at 0:30 o'clock this morning, went to Port anmblo to Join Shorlff Cooko's party. Man Who Helped Tracy. Senttle, July 8. Tho aiithtirltlcs now hollevo that Tracy Hod when he told the Johnson family that lie mntle Japaneso llshormen forry him ncross I'uget Sound from Meadow Point. The Japanese in question hitvo not been found, and the sheriffs olllce has In formation which lends them to hollove that n Ilallard man, witli a reputation or being a "ronce," nnd also an ex convict, helped Tracy across. Arter a fruitless cruise, covering 125. and ex tending from Point No Point, Just south of Whldhy iHlnntl. to a point within n row mile or dig llarhory. Sheriff Ciidlhee and n poso or 10 men returned yesterday to-the city on the tug Sea Lion. Stalling at Point Madison Sunday evening at I o'clock the Sea Lion cruised around llaluhrldgo Island, on which Port MndlNou I located, vlalted Sidney, the county Meat of Ivitaap county, mid then started, about 7 o'clock for tho northern country, reaching Point No Point nhoiit 10: Ha o'clock. Hero the tug remained at alienor dim UK tim nlglit, nud n con stant wntch was kept for some lgn or the convict, who, It wa believed, would attempt to either pas to the north or. hi way to Whldhy Inland, or would cro the Sound In nn endeavor to reach the Croat Northern nillmr.il trnck near lCverett. At 3:30 yesterday morning the Htn Lion weighed anchor ami started to retrace her course of the night before, examining every nook uud Inlet on the west shore, and pausing here and there to obtain Information or the con vlct and hi unwilling companion. A the day brightened, haste wa made to reach Port Madison, where It was hoped Anderson had returned, with Information a to the course Tracy had Taken. At Port Madison no news wa oh tallied regarding Anderson, nud It Is reared that the outlaw will keep him In the wood for -several day, mak lug him do the laborious work of row ling, ami tying him up under cover dur I tig the day. lu order to e-urt Un real and leep In which (he outlaw stand lu such great used. STATE LAND BOARD Is Defendant in a Mandamus Proceeding Case Heard By Circuit Judge Boise Tudsday The suit of Ftonk Flsk, of The Dalles againBt tho State Land lltmr.l Is being heard by Circuit Judge Dolsu tills aftornoon. It Is a mandamus nro- ceetllng thnt resulted from the rofusnl of the board to accept his application ror a hnlf section of school land lu Wasco county. Tho hoard granted tho purcluvsor of certain stoto lands .10 days' time sub sequent to tho date of the oxiilratlon of ills notos In which to pny the delin quencies. When tho time ror the pny mont or tho notos oxplrod, not Includ ing the 110 tlnys' addition time, the plaintiff (Fish) lllnd nn application for tho purchase or the land, and this the hoard refused to nccopt. Tho only Issue In tho suit Is the scopo or the authority or the state land board lu making rules ror the government and control or Its olllclnl acts, lu the absence or any Btatuto which Is silent on the question of granting extension of time for tho set tlement or tlolltiquoiielue, from which the members or the board understood the giautlng or a period or ginte was within tholr Jurisdiction, nnd this rule was adopted ami always has boon ad bored to by the hoard In the sale of school lands. A case Involving the sumo question Is now pending In the supremo couit, whereln Dr. C. H. KoIiIiiroii, of this city, Is plolntlrr lu a similar proceed ing. In passing upon tills case lu tho lower court. Circuit Judge Ilolso hold that In the ahsuueu of any staliitjM:n.y eilng tho subject It was within 'tho Jurisdiction of tho board to make such' reasonable rule for the government nud tinusnetloii of Its business n tho members might ilsem expedient. STRIKE REMAINS UNSETTLED Great Drawback to Steamboat Service Only 0. C T Co's Boats Are Being Operated Stage of Willamette River at Present Good Tho strlko or the ntarlno engineers, or Portland, remulns unsettled. It has Interfered with the steamboat sorvlec on tho Wlllamotto rlvor to Salem, to tho extent that ono lino of steamem, thnt of the O. It. & N. Company, has noon withdrawn ontlroly from tho Portlnnd-Salom run, whilo tho O C. T. Company has discontinued Its Yamhill route, horotoforo covered by tho steamer Altona, which has boon trans ferred to tho Portland-Salem run, to replace the Pomona, which has been taken off for repairs. Tho result la that the steamboat sorvlco to Salem has been cilppled to the oxtont that It hns been reduced one-half. Tho Altona mnkes trl-weekly trips from Salem to Portland, and tho Pomonn will be plncotl will ho placed on tho same run, alternating with tho Altona, In about two weeks, or as soon as tho repairs aro coniplotod. The stngo of tho rlvor at Salem la now 3H reet nhevo low water mark, which la considered a remarkably good boating stage at this season of the year. ANXIOUS FOR THF CORONATION King Edward Considered Pen manently Recovered Got Twenty-Five Years. ICIdnmtlo, Kan.. July 8. Jssslo Morrison, recently convicted the sec ond time or the murder or Mix. Ollu Castle, the successful rival for the hand or Ollu Cauda, wa today sen tenced lo 21. years' Imprisonment. At the Unit trial she win Heulenced to live ynur. but took mi appeal, o Thrown From His Horse. Khiier Schoenuilier, one or The Jour nal carriers, who cover the southern district of the city, met with a mishap Monday evening that will keep him fioiu hi work for a few day, lie was thrown from hi horse, the snildle turning, ami, In addition lo being drugged Home distance before extricat ing hliu?ir, he wa everely kicked by the animal. Huliscrllier will please repot t any Irregularity lu the earlier rvlce, that the ame may be cirn(-ld ami Improved. London, July S.Tho oniaial bulle tin ns to the king's condition this morning said the king's jirogross was all thnt can he desired.' Tho corona tion possibility continues to bo dis cussed. Vnrlous dates In August havo been mentioned, but ns yet tho uxact date Is uncurtain. Colonial Hecrotnry Joseph Chum harlnln, who was Injured Monday by hlng thrown rrom a cab. Is bettor this morning. It was doolded, howov er, to Itesp him lu the hospltnl, ns ab solute rest I needed. FRESH TODAY. Salted Almonds Salted Peanuts inn's 154 Slate St . Phone 28 74. i3!Xiai)Kiii ButurUitf, and Wib. Tuutuy. ) OaniH as a skillful physician 43 of Shaw, both of Marion county, ' straightforward man In liuelnes. w.i.- i.minlfed t the insane asylum gladly confer with anyone, either -in t.Klaj Ieput Sfi.-rilT Hhipton w-nt perin.n or Uy letter at So Third street m Aurora this nwring wjth a war . I i.a been employed for year tant of arrest for A Kiing-rroan, who , A J ARMSTRONG Davenport, la., July 8. The Nation al Association of Turners today deoid mI to hold Its nest convention st New ark. N. J., In IftOl. ' e i State gMpertatetMieot J- N. Acker map asti C. II. Jones aro attending a county Mathers' InsiltMU at Corval-1 we. Claude flora has rotursed from a.1 visit to Albaay. - - -o For Sale. Ooe of the best tows In Ba ku, inspire at the Journal oWos. TSit For Sale. I ft-t Jaumh offlvp In the State House Cerridors. Governor riser is again st hi desk after a week' absence In Kastern Or egon. where he reports a generous season of rain. The governor attend ed a four dayn' I'ourth of July celebra tlon at Cove. Jemlua K. Oroff, agstl 69 years, wa received at the asylum yesterday. The following articles of Incornora tloa were Hied with Secretary of tftatt- Dunbar teday: barman County Pair Association, of Crass Valley; capital stosk J'; Incorperators: W. P. WJgsH4, J. C. Williams, J. 11. Jtlnearsoa. J, J. Keff er and C. W. Moore. The Weatera Mantis Cosapasy, of lorUa4; capital stock IfttOO; tutor poraters: P. Iteynial, I'. U. Lacy and lMis Heao. United Lumbering, MilliM and Manufacturing Oofuuany. of Orant New river boat with sail.-l'aM. tapltal tn k tso.eoo, lncorior- lou IutenJod foi ,.. iin a turn iJenjainiu F Neglejr Jonathan fhf-aj. latjntrc at Journal A liotkln William W Miller Jose K 7 81m Ueeson and Kmiel Uekb Shirtwaists !! Wash Goods 1 1 il id red n( bcsuliful st)l4 lo M-lrct from. Prices Red uced Qne-Third f Mi il- rwlurwi to 76 wsUH retlured to t Hi) wsinIn redured to $1 00 wsitt retluced lo JS1 2f vttUli rrdueeil to $1 AU waUts rtvlureti to $1 76 wsUts reducMl to ftf 0O WHit tHtlllt'tMl lo ii 25 wil re.liittl to 'i &U usist' mlHcee' to S 00 wsltts reUnHl to Aid thi teduetloHi go thtough tho Hue. $ M m 7 i 117 ( Hi $1 00 ... .i at fi 10 tl n7 18 00 ell Summer Petticoats Ibere i a psrlleulsr unotliifi sWit them thnt oauiei tbelr rj id mIa. 50c to $1.50 New York Rage Miniature I'otUd-lisnt lhwl- lounlere), they ate rare nvellle and you bould have one. Price 10c each () i I 1 iua v I2e X Ho Us $ !Mo S 7c ia g & $ -llo g file. I y fWHarrtiftaB-r Uusswuf J va tl Q0 va -fiNr7-t) 3f t u...ap;,. tl 0 yi,.,,W., tl 7s tiiiu.........". HW '1 ue JSsbsm iffr . . . , 'Mi prettitwt patterns shown in Salvia. Reduced One-Third like ralno 9o led vain , ISo value . .) VSW84 IMo vlw . Se vaIns . lur vmIos . AOe ala Mfle valtts . 1ft) VsllpM . Hi Talusj. , 80 vaIiim .' 8f values ..,, Iton'MallM) tl 00 va tt K va! it 80 value M 50 value &2&tlS(iS& i