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Out wim cotvfcn,
I The Great
Is On in Real Earnest
Extraordinary Bargains
IN
ALL SUMMER GOODS;:
Don't Miss the
Half Price
All This Week.
Remnant Sale
1-2 Price
whim 1 11 iintmiiin mil
LEAVE YOUR
To be pat la flrst-claan ropa'.r wlillo you aro oil your summer vacation, and when
you tome home It will be riubt. Wo continue to ho tho loaders In low pricou par
tlcularly in watch and jewofry ropalrlrip,
CHAS, I-I. HINGES
Next Doer to Lndd & Bush's BankWatchmsker and Jeweler, 88 Gtnte St.
nmjmmimmmumumnmmmmntuuwnmnmmmMmmmmmmmmmm
dome anfc
Ileforo you atari on your
liavo just what you rant
specialty of your wants,
packed rondy for shipment
Fuller & Douglas. Grocer s
I 142 Btnto St., D'Arcy Illdg.
Httm!mttnunmwmmmnmm;mwmmmmmmMMmmtmmmm?tmm
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Uoforo buying your suppllos for your outing you should call at our btoro and
nnu inspect, mo moai oompiuio lino oi camping goous over snown.
STAR HAMH.
STAR 1IAOON.
HTAIt HAM HAU8AOK.
HTAH BUMMKK HAU8AGK.
STAH DUIK!) HUKF.
BTKAMBD OOOKKI) HAM.
The1 most comploto lino of canned
meats shown,
ROTH
I341SUU Street.
St
Hast
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Aro the most perfectly constmcUd bloyolo made. The barings ore dujl
proof, isell-ollInK nud will ruu a thousand tulles without requiring additional 4 '.
1902 Model 55. $40
1902 Model 55, Sucerb nuby Finish $45
1901 Models $35
1902 Special Model $25
Wo tit any coaster brake, 6 extra. See our olegant Hue ol high-grade hl
pyoles at 166 State Utreet.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
Dry Goods Sale
Having purchased the tek of tho Ladles' Baiaar at a bargain, w have
moved the good into our store to be wild at redused prises.
Gel your goods at wholwaia ooil.
500 Shirt Waists t Cost.
250 Underskirts at Cost,
ISO Wrappers at Cost.
350 Corsets at Cost.
.Uettery, MuiHh Uadwwear, Veltlegs, Itibbout, Handle effiiMi, Ut foif
portws, all to be bad at wbeletalo ,
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Nest Uoor to the l'ooce.
J"ll I'l I I 1 1""' CI I 'I I
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Headquarters for 1
Trunks, Bags.etc J
Julv Sale
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old vnm ooictv
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WATCHES
ee XHe
eu rumor outliiK. Wo
and aro now making a
KvorylhliiK carefully
whou dealrod. : :
IMiono Main 2201
um noil uiuuon canned goods aro
proper noods to tnkn with you.
TIIK RIGHT KIND OK GOFFKK.
HTATK IIOU8K GOKFKK.
KIN IIKK GOFFKK.
ORKGQS GOFFKK.
Put up In nir tight cans. Just the
thing for you
0RABBR
TcltchontiSII
Call
44
Only a few left. The lust
lot of Automatic Refrigerators
fimA in i f.itw rlotic iirn ImiH
only a few remain. There is
plenty of hot weather ahead,
so don't delay if you want an
automatic. The good kind.
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JOKED
ABOUT
TRACY
Persons at Washington Tele
graph Supt. J. D. Lee
Reported Oregon's Notorious
Outlaw at National Capital
Superintendent J. D. Loo, of tho Or-
.'gRon Htuto penltontinry, on Tiiurauny
ovonliiK received the following; Mice
iBngoB, ull beltiK Hent from WanhliiKton,
I). C, under dnto of July 21, 1002:
"Tracy seen In PeiuiHylvanla Aven
ue this afternoon. Send deputation
nt once. J. P. Hornaday."
"Ileportod here that Mary Mol.nne,
of Hutte, Id engaged to marry Tracy
nt capltol, Washington, tomorrow
morning. Hush Injunction. .lumen W.
Cnrmlchaol."
"Tracy Is ridltiK up and down I'enn
nylvunln Avemto, tdiootlng hole In tho
air. Torrlblo oxeltemont. Pleanc Bend
u policeman to tnko him away. K. S.
Little."
"At o'clock this aftornooh Trary
wnA Kuon clImbltiK tho Washington
monument. Hurry rwicuo party. II.
ailson Qardnor."
"JiiBt bow Tracy at White IIoiibo. Ho
wnntn appointment an United StatoH
MnrHhal, Oregon dlntrlct, and miyn:
Til moot Lee yet." Ira R Hcmiottt."
Tho above iiiohhiikoh camo "dead
hoad," ho It Ih iiroHiimod that tho hIk
nnturoH to the miwflagoH are fictitious,
uihii mod for tho occaaloii by public of
flelalH, who nro undoubtedly tho mi
llion! of tho dispatches. Superintend
out Leo wlrod the fallowliiK reply:
"Ira IC. Honnott, nUns Carmlchael,
nllaH Horuady, nllne Little, nllim Hard
uer, alliiH "Dead-head, WaHliluKtou, I).
C.
"Your ftarlo-comlc quadruple hmtall
niniiL mowing" betrayH your lack of ap
preciation of famous visitor. Tracy
was a constant boarder at my hotel
for more than three years; fame Iirh
folio wod him since. Hoard at my hotel
nnd you wilt bo famous, too. Klognnt
rooms awnltliiK you. Mary Mcfrino
may bo his, hut your choice would he
Ilelvn Iockwood and a score of oth
ors. Then you could scale the capl
tol dome, dauco on tho npox of tho
Washington inonumout, sleep In tho
nostrils or llnrtlioldl's Hlatue, and
drink tho Potomac In two."
MannliiK & KerKtison
pleto lino of htdldei-M'
their new store.
have a com-
hardware at
7-81-tfdw
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5
New Golf
JOm.
In single and double
breasted.
While and Black.
Red and Green.
Navy and White.
Red and Black, and
solid colors, all the
jfirls are buying them.
This is the finest lot
we've shown and the
prices are considerably
lower than before.
$2.00 Lip
DALRYMPLFS
$( e)e eel
RINEMAN'a BARGAINS.
Qulk Ooooanut
ISe per lb,
Petite Prunes, 8 lbs-,
25c
Pink Deans, 10 Ibs
Mo
Small White Deans, 8 lbs,
2c
Good Flour, per sack,
70c
Olaok Plus, per lb,,
6c
Italian Prunes, 8 lbs
Good Cooking Melasses, per
gallon,
30c
Fancy Table 8yrup, par gallon.
60c
Masaronl, No. 1, Urge size boxes
white or ysllow, pr box, 35c
Seoteh Oats, par pkg.
10c.
Jumbo Mush,
Peer Mekaoes M oenti.
llrlng us yr butter and eggs.
We
or
pa WK Market prlc.
uierofesjidise.
M. T. RINEMAN
mOtii
ves
THfi 6AILY JOURNAL, feALEM, 6REQ0N, ERIPAV, JULV i& iti
BRAVE
AND
DESERVING
And Should Have Been
doned Leng: Ago
Par-
So Writes a Family Friend of
Frank Ingram
The following letter has been re
ceived by Frank Ingram, who, In tho
recent prison outbreak, risked Ills life
to protect a Ktiarilt and who wns crip
pled for life In consequenco and
subsequently pardoned. The letter
Is from an old friend of the family,
who was fumlllar wlth4 the clrcum
stance surroutidlnK Ingram's misfor
tune, which sent hlin to the peulton
tlnry: Sacramento, Cab, June 'it, 'OK.
Mr. Frank Ingram :
Friend Frank: I have Just heard
of your fortune and misfortune, nnd
hasten to write you how sorry I '.am
for your misfortune Mr. Powoll, I
know, would have boon very sad to
have known of such an ndllctlon, as
you have had so much to boar, it
seems too bad for you to suffer more.
Of course, you know bow "wo who
knew you" feel about your other mis
fortune. You have always had our
sympathy. Your future would have
boon so dirfercnt hnd you novar left
your friends here. Misfortune has
surely followed misfortune with you.
Your pardon (?) of thnt thero Itrllttle
to say. You should have had that
long ago, if you had over dosorvod a
pardon. We feel thnt you should nev
er have boon found guilty. And now.
to receive n pardon after becoming a
crlpplo in such a place seems Irony.
IloWover, you were brave and deserv
ing of great credit, as you always
were, and those who know you best
would not hesitate when you wore
wanted, and appreciate your nets, as
surely It will satisfy n few of the Ore
gon people. Hoping thnt you may have
a speedy recovery, I am as over,
A. P.
P. S. I really do not know whore
to send this, so will simply send It to
Albnny, hoping In Home way it may
reach you. A. P.
Dear Mr. lleffer: I will consider It
a very groat favor to mo If you will
publish this letter, thnt those who were
so ready to charge to mo what be
longed to my cursed relation may know
my standing In u strange land, con
ducting myself us a man among men.
F. S. INGHAM.
Private Words
for Women
The eminent and successful electro
and medical physician. Dr. Dan In, has
discovered and perfected a systdm of
treatment thnt has caused a revolu
tion In tho treatment of female dis
ease. Whenever hie electrical nnd
medical treatment Is teste I and known
It bus done away with exceeeive doe
lugs, with nauseous drugs and painful
surgical operations, whereby so many
precious liven have been loet.
As n discovery It rnnka with Har
vey's discovery of the circulation ol
the blood. It has proved in more than
u thousand chm trf the worst kind to
be a tioeltlve euro for the following
female dlsetuw: Ovarian tumor,
polypue. ulceration and dropsy of
womb, Intlainmatlon. congestion and
falling of the womb, painful and uh
preesed menstruation, bearing down
lwlns. backache, headache, racking
cough, melancholy, abseuce of am
bition or desire to live, or, in fact, any
compkUut having He origin in a 'tils
ordered state of the generative and
lU'couipaiiylHg organs, whether from
contagious diseases, hereditary, tight
lacing or other causes.
His niethiHl of treatment Is harm
lees, pleasant aud mild. It Is applied
directly to the iwrts; rati be applied
by the patient tkeu!ve. tbue se
curing local treatment at borne, and
Its application Is easy and simple. Its
uratlve action m Ue Indanied con
geeted aud ulcerated parts Is Iqiwedl
ate.
Dr. IterrlH rWraitts frum wakUg
public the ham of bUHdred f y.
die who have bee rwstored to kOtk.
wits t)M deference to Uie delicacy of
tsMilr atttcUott.
Tfcs) followlHf curd whs voluntarily
otfered by h but? desirous of helping
Uer similarly aWlcted:
Te Salem Ladles.
Dr. UerrtN bw trwied we for c
tarrb. HeunttgU h4 rbwiwatlsm. hrIh
trembto. dewfttee. gefteiwl nervoe 4.
MUti'. leeswUe troublee and erthU
pamliirie at Herb of tbe bladder, wltb
marked suctes. I feel Uwt worOe r
lnaiisjM)HtU to sutiNnNM wy (ratllMe for
tbe great hmm! Dr. OnrriM bu kwe
ss. msm i west Mully rHMHtHeMd
lb 4ortur to tbe alitcteej.
MISS M1.NW1K WBIJA
117 IStb Street. SkNH.
me rfuetor c be consulted (re at
too WIskiNMtto Hotel. Sakm. NUi
SeMMNber let. Hours 10 to I and T
to S, Siui4ays 10 to j. The hoot
ma, HftM weOiclae. Tbe com at
eatarrb. oeafnesui. tuwurs, loat waa
ImkmI and woNuutbtud. varbMeoto.
bbwsl talMU. secret vice of youth. nM
strkiure a aoeutaKy. a well as aU
cbroalc ellaswoM. MHwry and bRg
funUebed If Mceaeary. Kyee touted
J
SUSPECTS
ARE ALL
ARRESTED
Three Young Alen to Answer
to Theft of $3800
PreliminaryExaminationWill
Be Held Next Tuesday
Messrs. Roy and Clyde Itamaby, of
Sllvorton, nnd V. II. Purdy, of Kings
ton, Linn county, are In the custody of
Sheriff Colbath, and charged with tho
larceny of $8800 In gold coin from
Mrs, Isabolle Uwlng, of Hubbard.
As stated In The Journal Thursday
evening, Clyde Itamshy was arraigned
before Justice Horgan, charged with
grand larceny. Ills preliminary exam
ination wnH set for Tuesday next, July
20th. Hoy Hnmsby and Purdy, tho
other persons suspected of the theft,
were enpturou inursuay nuernoon uy
Deputies Sheriff Kstos and Sklpton.
The boys have retained L. J. Adnms,
of Sllverton, ns their attorney, nnd
will not be arraigned In tho justice
court on the chnrgo until Mr. Adams
enn reach Salem, which will not be un
til Into this afternoon. It Is very prob
able that the hearing of the case will
bo conducted jointly, nnd that the
trial will take placo next Tuesday.
Deputy District Attorney Hnrt, De
tective Simmons and Hev. Mr. Dunlap
have had long Interviews with several
wltnessos, and they think they have
a complete chain of evldonco. When
Mrs. Kwlng learned of hor loss she re
ported the matter to her pastor, Hev.
Mr. Dunlap, aud ho advised hor to
keep It a secret. She did so, and, af
ter a few weeks, the story loaked out
through the persons who nro chnrged
with taking the monoy. Tho prose
cution expects to produce n number of
witnesses, to whom one or another of
the boys told of the robbery, bofore
and after Its commission.
The matter has been n subject for
general discussion In a quiet way
around Sllverton for some time. Mrs.
Kwlng Is OS years old, and nftor tho
loss of her money tins but llttlo means
of support. Kven though the boys
should be proven guilty, she could ro
cover little, If any, of the money. From
statements mndo by tho boys, and
near relatives, to the detective. It In
learned that they will produce ovl
dence to show thnt they were not In
the vicinity of Hubbnrd at the time
the money wns tiikon.
Hev. Dunlap, who was of much'ns
slstnnce to Detective Simmons In tlx
lug the crime on the throe luds, Is
pastor of the Methodist church at
Canity, and It was really from the rev
erend gentleman that the Initial clow
was received by which the arrests
were brought about. In commenting
upon the valuable services of his as
sistant, Detective Simmons said that
if the reverend gentleman wns as good
a preacher as he was a detective, his
audience could not be other than
pleased.
'I he accused young men come of
prominent families of this county, and
have always born good reputations,
although Hoy Hamsby Is said to have
been disiioeed to be sjiorty Tho two
Hnmsby boys are sous of Marshal
Itumeby, of Sllverton, nnd grandsons
of Hon. It. C. Kumsby. also of Silver
ton. Purdy la a nephtfw of the de
ceased husband of the woman who was
rcwiiwi. noy unmsny una runty are
aged about 28 years each, while Clyde
Hamsby Is about SI years old.
A CRY OF ALARM.
in a newsjmiwr Interview, fieneral
Pltshuah I.ee, former coneulgenerul to
Havana, declared that unless relief Is
affonlMl to the Ciibaua. the worst re
sults may bo autlclated. General
Lee declares that "Idleness, accom
iwnled by extreme poverty already ex
lets, and this can only lead, in the
present unsettled state of the govern
ment, to disorder, developing into an
archy, and tbe entire failure of the ex
periment which the United States has
wade lu the establishment of the Cu
ban republic."
Frank Wakefield, aged 16. was
drowned In Lake Washington. Seat
tle, iu consequence of hieing his hold
on a tope as be was trying to move
from one Hoat to another. The body
was recovered.
V. M. Warren, of Astoria. Or.. Is
now shipping dally to bis cannery at
Warrendale JO tons of free salmon,
wblrb are being packed there.
We Have
A full line of Vacuum fruit pM. and
also Mason fruit jars. Thee are tbe
beet on tbe market. Uused by vory
body. Bit ANSON & KAOAN.
A. M. Clounh, Undertaker, 107 State
street Phone Main 1361. Salem, Ore.
ton. suceesser to D. E. huntslnfler.
Residence Broadway and MIIL North
Salem. Phone Main Ml.
OulISay.Cudlhee
Kat lee Cream at tbe
"FLKUR lK MS"
and you and tb poise
will eapture.
FLEUR DE US"
MrMTitmBBmGCZFT'ttfffi'
IS TRACY
STILL
ALIVE?
Rumor Afloat that He Has
Been Killed
Suspicious Circumstanced
Point that Way
It is believed by well-informed por
sons thnt the prolonged silence In re
gard to Harry Tracy, the escaped con
vict, as to his whereabouts and move-
,a i iii.iicntivo of some good.
quiet work being done on the part of
some detectives or socrei 8eiu.
cers. Color Is given to this surmise
by two Incidents. The first Is that
Chief Warden J. T Janes, of the Ore
gon penitentiary, left Salem this
morning, but nobody could find out
for what purpose. The second Is tho
receipt of tho following telegram from
one of the greatest news agencies In
Chicago early this foreneon:
"Chicago, July 25.
"Journal, Salem, Oregon "Ticker
report dated Snlem saya Trucy Is
killed. Hush the news to us iu um--
If true. SCHIPl'S-M'HAB"
This telegram, In connection with
the fact that the "police officials all
over the Northwest have a suspicion
that new tactics arc being employed
In tho chase for Tracy, lends to the
belief that there Is something In it.
Warden Janes quietly slipping uwny
for the Sound loads to the further con
clusion thnt he has boon sent for to
Identify Tracy, or the mnn who has
either been captured or killed.
It Is the opinion of ninny that the
only hopo of capturing Tracy will lie
In the quieter methods Implied above,
and for this reason the whole matter
Is glvon greater credence.
It Is also a reasonable presumption
that Warden Jnnes has been called to
Identify tome of Tracy's confederates,
who are behoved to be In communion'
tlon with him, and It Is n possibility
that one of these gentry has been
captured.
Christian Endeavor Meeting.
Thero will be a meeting held nt
the CoiiRroKatlonnl church lonlght, at
8 p. m., for the purpose of formliiK a
Christian Kmtenvor.
D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director,
155 Court street. Phone Main 801.
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Black.
NEW TODAY.
Lost. A pair of gold-rlmmcd glasses
and chain, between Hush's bank and
Zlnn'B confectionery store. Leave
nt Journal ofllce. and obllgo the
owner. 7-2R:it
For Sale or Exchange. A llrst-class
Jersey bull, subject to roglstry. For
particulars see J. II. Howoll, Cross
and 12th streets. 7-2R-3t
WHEAT MARKET.
San Francisco.
l.Hfc,r$l.Ifi.
July 25. Wheat,
rne most essential part
or a printing plant Is the t
press.
No matter how well the
type may be composed, a poor
job of presswork destroys
wnat little artistic beauty
the job might otherwise pos
sess.
Our printing press is the
best machine made. It is
built to do the highest class
of printing.
We believe we are obtain'
Ing the best results from
this machine.
WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED
Schaefer jnsn
tW Rooms 3, 4, ud 5 Moorei blk
Phone, 8414. Red.
BinderTwine
The way the farmers are carrying
it Plymouth Standard twine tbose
out
days
proves wnat tbev think u
OW customers by the wore are r
buying and new oat who have proved
its value by trying It In comparison
with other twines. """
riywoutb Standard (red tat. u ,w.
eveneet twine la the Salem market
a fact which is apparent if ymn '
your eye a bit. It Is far mibKh- to
any twine In Salem. fm . ...7
Mat of economy la lw,M aM ""
CaU and be your on JTV'
meriU. If xmbuy and don't UkelT
eU and t your mono) back.
Harvesting supplies of ii -.
ln boee. wtras for Wooa iCLV
and McCorwlck macblnnrv Z!:
oil nuui r. " e
Irene
etc.. etc.
cape.
F. A. WIGGINS
SwHtH4
Straw
AT
Half
.i-., tut in our
cyV.?:i : inlv marked. It's a snap.
J price
cacn uue ij p j
DUSTERS
In sizes up to 48, and prices down to
good economy to have one.
Summer Coats
Pnr little men and bijf
w" i .j
Be comfortable anti ai
men.
table.
Bathing
i t vpurs have been
fine line for prospective summer bathers.
We've a
iJSalem Woolen Mill Slope;!
254-256 Commercial Street.
f4m'H
HWWWWHWfl
$40 W $55 :
$45 i0 $60 ;
rVJES SELL
II And can repair
i ! wheels as often
A complete line of SUNDRIES and TIRES at prices I
lower than can be tound elsewhere.
Coaster brakes put on $550
G. J, Heavy tread casing $3,50
Giaiiton F. youn
Phone Red 2556.
lilllil iiimm I II I I I I I i
eeS45X3S
BICYCLES
CUSHION FKAME, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME
Call and eee the 1902 RAM BI.KR
ueau OI ail,
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does
Prom. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT.
BlCVClfi SlindnVQ OfalldeBcriptlona at prices as cheap
,nti UUUUUCa anywhere, and webavojuet what you want.
BlOCLE.REPAIRlNQ-WehlvePnmnll hlol rnnir ebon We
.,, ! Ln e,a 0,.blcvcle u""- We
us a call. We trv tn nionou
i call. We try to pleaee.'
SHIPP &
258 Commercial Street. OcdosUc Cacltal National Bank-
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
SIDNEY POWER r.nMDAMv,
THE
x... 8,d,ne' Oregon.
foraal,yU8 kyo
bortsalwayinr
Variety Store
are. wdJT iKLta .? '"'Pawt of China-
With -b"Vi.,n".Mi
-..! nun canning.
44 11 111 I I I I II I IH
Hats
Price
stoie will now be sold at to.lf J
.25. It's!
men - for slim men and stout;:
11.- wtnA Tiiiif inn if rHMiHPT.
me w.c -k ..
Suits
difficult to obtain in Salem, f
1 1 1 1 I I I I i
your inferior
as they need it I
540 North Cottaire St. i
m M II I I I H I I I I I lllr
CUSHION FltAMK, It la Sdaje
away with the flat aud clunur
rePlr a ol blcyclea. Give
'
HAUSER
5oTOlhiDg::
N?W
I have just received a ne '
ol blRh-quallty shoes. ?lctltZli
anteed tbe lowest. Tbeysret
wearers. I! you pleaie call
tee my stock. Repsirios ' ,
done. s
Jacob Vogt
s
t
132 State at.
Telephen 131 aad lase fitted.
Hamilton Bros.
HI State Street.
ANNORA M. WELCH
af ui nsrty Utrt
3lem
The
i ety Btore.
h uourt Street.
IKK Faa'L St
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