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DAILY JOURNAL.
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Watch the Fight for Flat 8alarles.
Weather tonight and tomorrow, fair,
colder.
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SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, JULY 28, 1902.
NO.. 149.
THE
VOL. XII. "'
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traw Hats
AN I)-
rash Hats
ftlir tiftrtrto it f l ill ..
ornsl hi ts ks wid. " . K"' 'I. ver before. The 26c line of
finer at EOc and 06c. u"r U' C0BrB0 lmva tho,
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
For men from 25c up. The 45o grade is extra good value.
Shirts, Overalls, Gloves
And all kinds of goods for harvest wear.
Our $1.15 Horseliide Glove
BoftnmlplBe.0n"m "inrk0t' Ti,ey nut tl,u ' 'd V
Our !ll)c horseliido glovo in good but it pays to buy tho beet.
SAVED
BY
COURTESY
Of tlie Nicaraguan Gov
ernment :
,. . ,.., ... ,. . .. f
uuu wiiu nits uny iiiiurusL iiua ui-uu -
consulted. It is for the benefit of tho
Dally Orogonlan nnd tho Portland do
purtment stores, but It cannot last. It
Is an Injustice that should be pro
tested against, nnd every patron of tho
routes should petition to have the ser
vice i hanged back to the old schedule.
It Is nn outrage that should not be tol
eiated.
Dr. Wilson's Death Sentence
Was Commuted
Captain Wild Found Guilty
in Manila
BOYS
WIN
STRIKE
The
i
New York Racket
la thebeBtphcoiii S2"E3B"rf",toi"Er C2
tho city to buy K JE3I. JtlM s23s
Our prices are lower than nt regular stores for the eaino quality.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASH STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
WHtWHWHM I I e I 1 I III l-Hj-m-f H I I I I I I I fH-M-f
The House of Handsomeness
llandRomenetBlsonedomineii feature of tho Bnrr Mock aoodness U ihc
other, Diamonds, watches, Jeueby. Mlverwnre, vut glass, nil mo no beautiful as
they are good, and as gr,l n they aro beautiful. There's a third magnet, too
lower prices, I-or wo aro content with leas than usual jewelry profit.
Barr's Jewelry Store
Cor. Stale and LUeityS's.
Upheld By All Sorts
And conditions of men. A Ovirhhli'ri
fineo'd rye whi ke.- is I eld in hii-h fi
vor alike hy the mi'liona-re nnd the mo
cluuilc. Has the lociitl chiirni cpri-H-ted
by the "'mellow," as well as urily
and moturity torrcotrmeud it li. valu
able for medicinal tire llnst on I lie
inurkot. Wo have tho ilnot b'raiiJf of "
wincB and liquors at lowoit rices.
Washington, July 28. United Stntes
Consul McDonald, nt Managua. Nica
ragua, cabled the state department
that as a courtesy to the United
States nnd sympathy for the mother,
President Scclaya will commute the
deuth sentence of Dr. Hussell Wilson,
the young American doctor, who ac
companied the filibustering expedition
against Nlcnragua, and was captured.
It Is not known whether Wilson will
be sentenced to Imprisonment, but his
llfo having been saved, efforts -will
now be made to secure his release on
the ground that ho accompanied the
filibustering expedition merely In the
capacity of a surgeon.
Washington. July 28. Tho war de
partment has received a record of the
court-martial nt Manila of Captain
Frederick Wild, on n charge or mis
conduct to tho prejudice of good or
der, through failure to prevent sol
diers from firing their guns nt a cock
pit In Lincnyan. Wild was found guil
ty, anil sentenced to bo ronrlmnmled.
General Chnffe, in reviewing the rec
ord, hold thnt tho court was too len
ient. - . ., D
Lenders in Low J'rici'H.
J. P. ROGERS, !$$""
How About Your Eyes
NEW
TIME
CARD
Messenger Boys Return to
Work Rejoicing
Chicago. July 28. Tho striking
Western Union boys have returned to
work this morning, tho terms agreed
upon at Sunday's conference having
been ratified. Hy tho sttloment the
boys will receive increased wages and
extra pay for over time.
Chicago, July 28. Tho Postal mes
sengers have struck this afternoon.
They demand tho samo scale granted
to the Western Union boys.
RIOTS
IN COAL
' DISTRICTS
Strikers Parade the
Streets
Another terrific storm visited Can-'
andalgua, N. Y Snturday night, doing
groat damage to crops and proporty
thnt had not already suffered. Edward
Chamberlain was struck by lightning
nnd Instantly killed. Cnnnndnlnim
Lake has risen still higher. Tho dam-
ago on hundreds of farms Is Irropar-
able. From overy part of tho country
comes reports that wheat Is sprouting
In tho shock, nnd that a serious blight
has struck tho apple trees.
Attack Non-Union Men from
1 Ambush
SET
UPON BY
Sheriif Is Helpless and Troops
I Come to Relief
'iRt:
No Truth
Jn Report
London. July 28. The St. James On
zetto says that rumor Is busy predict
ing another postponement of the coro
nation. The paper adds: "Wo aro
authorl.ed to wiy that there Is nbso-
Pifttsvlllo, Pa., July 28. There was
a serious outbreak among tho coal
Btrllfors and non-union men nt Shen
andoah early this morning, when two
moa were shot nnd four bndly beaten
by ptilko sympathizers. Excitement
Ih at fever heat. The non-union men
were fired upon from ambush, One
man Is probably fatally shot. Addi
tional guards have boon sent Into tut
disturbed district.
i
yilkc8barro, Pa., July 28. A state
of riot exists at Langford, where tho
sympathizers have gathered In great
force. The sheriff Is helpless, nnd an
npneal for troops Is expected to be
mnile at once.
This morning the town was prnc
tic illy in the hands of tho rioters.
Ci iwds of them were parading the
stif'ots anil prevented non-union men
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e en i r a i .
Beginning Aug. 1, IL F. D.
Carriers Start atlQm,
Change Will Solely BiMiefit
Portland Newpapers
Arcasrs ot a
ations
Get your eyes tested at C T. Pom-
erovs so you can set perfectly.
Gold filled suectae'es warranted 10
years, formerly 53.50 now 2.00.
watches, jrold filled cases, Elgin
or Waltham movement from $10
to $20.
C. T. Pomeroy . . .
Jew oler nnd Optician, 2b8 Coui'l. St.
Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
Ho absolutely curea .cancers, tu
mors, gravel, kldnoy and bladder trou
bles, bono diseases, asthma, skin dis
insections. My Dear Friend:
eases all without tho use of tho knife
or poisonous minerals or mineral of
any kind.
Tlioy aro used to being humbugged.
My medicines aro composed of na-
You must boar In mind that this turo'a horbs whot tho human system
medicine Is not a polsouous tonic, nor j requires. When tho animals get sick
a stimulant, nor a temporary rollef, 'thoy will help thorasolves to those
which you get from poisonous drugs, horbs, for they havo tho Instinct, and
nhA.ii !. Hnn..l, A .....A Jnntt. annnJtllfl tlPOflln llAVA tlftf Rrt UFA lltlVn 11
'lvU 1MB ICDUllO IUU DU1U UCUU1 ouuu
or or lator. Those poisons go In your
bones and destroy the llfo of them
and croato all kinds of diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bono diseases, etc. Do not blame the
modlclno when It takes an effect and
stirs up tho poisons or disease Iff the
system. You must not expect to be
the people havo not, so wo havo to
make a study of It It has boon a llfo
study with me. Do noc get weary;
this llfo Is too short and too sweei to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa-
lem, Ore., Is the man you ought to
cured In a fow days, for your sickness t consult. He Is a natural doctor. He la
or disease has ' sen a long tlmo com descended from a line of German herb
ing on, and it will take a long time,all6ts, the best physicians In the
to get It out of your system. It will world.
take months or a year to build up a ; This Is his fourth year In Salem, and
new body from the bones up. This Is scores of patients and friends can tee
what the people do not understand, tlfy to his skill In their cases
Orders havo been received at .Mio
Salem postofllce, directing that on Au
gust 1st. nnd for tho following 00 days!.
or until October 1st, tho rural mnil j;
wmii-in omul Bwri on ineir ronton
from tho Salem postofllce at 12 o'clock
noon. Instead of S o'clock n. in., an at
the present time. Postmnstor Hlrsch
wns nsked tho reason for making tho
change In tho rural mall delivery sor
Vice lit thlu limn imil lui ul,l .... ..
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sou for the change had nccompanled ft
tho ordor. Personally, ho disclaimed
any knowledge of any purposo thnt
could bo behind tho move, and says it
will work to tho dlsadvantngo of somo
or tho cnrrlors, who, undor tho now
schedule will be unablo to complete
tholr routes boforo 0 o'clock In tho
ovoiilng. Whon askod If the chnnge
would not In all probability provo per
nmnont, Mr. Hlrsch said ho did not
understand that It would bo continued
J for a longer period than Octobor 1st,
as specified in the ordor. since It was
not considered practical to maintain
tho same schodule in tho wlntor
mouths.
To a man up a tree It would appear
that the change can have but ono pur
pose to servo, and that Is that the Port
land Oregonlan muy be delivered to
Its readers on the day it is published.
So far ns can bo learned there has
been no objection or complaint to tho
system as It wns originally Installed,
and tho change ut this time is not de
manded, and, to hay the least, Is alto,
gether uncalled for. It Is an Injustice
that the free ruial delivery service
from the Salem office must he adjust
ed to suit the convenience and uelfteh
whims of a single newspaper piblka
tlon.
Of couse. the patrons of the route
nvw u in oeen consulted, m tact, no
SCHOOLS
READY
TO COMPLY
France Insists on Rigid En
forcement of Law
Paris, July 28. A soml-ofllclnl note
regarding tho effect ot Premier
Combes' decree ordeilng tho rigid en
forcement of tho law of rdllglous asso
ciations, wns Issued by the minister
of the Interior this morning. It says
thut In over B0 departments tho con
gregational schools aro satisfied with
the principal requirements of tho decree.
Bragg Will
Have to Go
Washington, July 28. The papers
In the case of Consul-Goucrnl Hrngg,
at Havana, mo now before the presl
dent, awaiting his action. Thero Is
no doubt felt but thnt Uragg will bo
relieved becnuso of his criticism of
the Cubans.
Jamaicans talk of annexation to the United States.
The U. S. cruiser San Francisco has arrived at Havre.
Volcanic disturbances are threatening In Costa Rica.
French peasants protest against the closing of Catholic schools.
Russia says It Is Justified In meeting America's advance In duties
on sugar.
An uprising of 100,000 agricultural laborers In East Gallcla Is In
progress.
Tornado-like storms occurred In Great Britain and on the Conti
nent Snturday
Belgium has obtained from China concession of 309 acres of land
rorth of Tien T6ln.
King Edward's condition continues to Improve. The wound is
hoallng satisfactorily.
China will send an Imperial commission to represent Its Interests
at the St. Louis exposition.
Germany has effected a resumption of diplomatic relations be
tween Italy and Switzerland.
A Fr&nch Inspector of police In the Congo has been assassinated
by natives in near Libreville.
Plans for the organization of a college In Manila for the training
of Filipino teachers aro being perfected.
Orders for nn imposing British naval review, to take place Au-
gust 16th, of Splthead, have been issued.
r.hniL-, is making terrible ravages among the
Charabln, Ma.-cnu.-laj hundreds have died.
The comm 'rcial treaty between Great Britain and China has
,Seen C0ndlt.on.-,MU accepted by the latter government.
The Central Nevv today denles the rePort that JoseP Chamber-
iSn nriHeh .P-.rU f colonies
, , . .. f. who was wounded and captured
$9S-TUi operation in
. 1f9-
X3j:tuttmtmtmmmrm:::m:ammmnm
from going to work. In many IiiMtnuces
Hvillng thorn.
wr)lorHburg. W. Vn July U8.
V Jftckson this morning released
d JMro. one of the Htrllio load-
"tag 00 days for contempt o
C foint Ikh ' II"'" ulckniMMt nnd
WJII-.
i
Boers, has undergone a sue
traction of bullets rfom his
wmmmnmunmmmmmmmnrm
lutely no
ports."
foundation for these ic-
TWO
nrn a imi
IHAIHJ
Inhabitants of
Is seriously Indisposed.
by the
London for the ex.
, I
i
Jiids.
IlHi'iin.
frs. ser
Unit of hU
Wu Getting
Ready to Leave
Wushlngton, July 28. Minister Wu
Is beginning to pack his household
goods propuitory to yielding tho lega
tion to his Hiiccussor. Ho Is receiving
requests for souvenirs front muny nil
mlrors nil over the country.
KjULLWE FIftHT
i "
FOR TWO
Unhappy Wives
and Husbands
An English paper Hcvornl years ago
stated that In the your 18M there wore
In London 1132 runaway wives, 2!II8
runaway IiuhIiuuiIh; 1175 murrled poo
plo legally divorced, 17,2 lf living In
open waif (ire; III, 270 living In private
I misunderstandings; 5:i,:il0 living In
mutual Indifference; while only :tl7f
were regarded as happy; 127 nearly
happy, nnd lit perfectly happy.
An American philosopher, after
studying the facts and clrcuuiMtauioM
of the case, has come to the cnnclu
hIoii that all this discord In families Is
the offspilug of iIIkhiiso in Home form
or another, nnd in a went majority of
cases iIIhchko may lie entirely re
moved and husbands, nnd wive made
entirely happy. It has been done In
luntimeiable liiMtaucoH, ami what has
been done heretofore may he repeated
hereafter.
The following are a few rnmm where
whole families have been made per
, fectly happy by removal of the disease
which produced discord.
Namos that can bo referred to cured
yearn ago by Dr. Darrln.
C. V. Kowlor, Yakima, Wash., total
deafness lii one year, cured In 10 mill-
American Woman in
France
Torn to Pieces by Hungry
Brutes
Was In the Act of Feeding
Them
New York, Juno 28. Mine. Edmund
Sempls, who, before her mnrrlngo, a
year ago. was Miss Louise Uuthorford,
of llrooklyn, N. Y has boon sot upon,
says a Paris dispatch to tho World, by
two huiigor-iuntldonod (Irent Dane
dogs, which had boon secured to guard
her husband's country houso nt Annec
cylake. and so terribly injured thnt
she died two hours nftor tho nccldont.
M. Sempls Is a promlnont buslnoss
man In Paris.. His homo is nt An
ueccylake, an Isolated spot. Follow
ing a recent attempt by burglars to
enter the place, ho purchased two
powerful Orcat Danes as gunrds. Tho
dogs proved so foroclous that thoy
wore confined In nn Iron Inelosuro dur
ing the daytime for tho safety of tho
family. M. Sempls whs advised to
stnrve them, so, whon food wris glvoii
to them, they would romomher kind
ly their beuofnetors, So thoy had
nothing to eat for two dnys.
Mine. Sempls did not nccompnny hor
husband nnd their guests, who started
for a dilve. Sho notlcod the dogs
while she was walking, In tho ynrd,
knowing thnt thoy had boon without
food, nnd determined to food them, as
they were apparently quiet. The In
stant Mine. Sempls entered tho Iron
Inelosuro, the Oroat Dimes lonpcd up
on her like hungry tlgois. Thoy boru
her to thu ground, nnd, ns sho vainly
sought to defend herself their teeth
sank into hor nrms and body. Her
struggles apparently maddened the
animals thu more.
Tho coachninii lienrd the scronms of
Mine. Sompls. She begged the man
to hiivo her. Ho ran to tho stable for
a pitchfork. When ho returned the
Orcat Danes had fearfully torn their
victim. The coachmnn fought the
brutus Into n corner, mid kept them
there until the cook siiiuinuned neigh
burs and cnrrled Mine. Humpls from
the Inelosuro In a dying condition.
A few mlmitoH nftor M. Humpls and
his guestii returned she Hiicciimlied to
her Injuries, after exchanging a few
words with hor husband, who Is near
ly crnzi'd by the terrible ncchlenL
THEY HID
IN A
LIFEBOAT
Youthful Stowaways
Disappointed
Are
Now York, July 38. Four boy stow
aways arrived here today from Liver
pool on tho stonmor Civic Their ngos
rnnge from 0 to 12 yonrs. Thoy hid
tlioniBolvos In n lifeboat, but were
forcod to' show thcmsolvos on tho
fourth day out. Thoy will bo returned
to Liverpool.
Important
MiningJJecision
Snn.Frnnclsco, July 28. Judge Mor
tow, In tho fedornl circuit court, this
morning decided the enso of tho Penn
sylvania Consolidated Mining Com
pany vs. Grass Vnlloy Mining Company
In favor of plaintiff. Tho controversy
wns ovor mines In Orass Vnlloy vnlucd
nt ?fi0O.O0O. T,0 verdict gives tho
former rompnny tho right to tho mlno
vein, which Is continuous from tho
surface, and the Pennsylvania the
claim undornoath tho surface of flrnsfl
Valley, adjoining tho claim.
Chief of Police
Arrested
.Minneapolis, Minn., July 28. Chief
of Police Ames returned to this city
this morning nftor a mysturlous ab
sence of three weoks. Ho wns Inimo
dlatoly arrosted on a charge of brib
ery, and urrnlgned. Tho enso wns set
for next woek. Ames has been ulrendy
tried on one chnrge of brlbory nnd acquitted.
Aakuma
AT
Zinn's
15-1 State St-. Phone 2874.
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1 Every Day isjj
ale uay.
On Brooklyn's Elevated Rail
road
New York, July 28. In a collision on
the llrooklyn elevated structure this
morutug a number of pussengmw were
Injured, tome seriously, The accident
occurred on a curve; two train run
nlng In opposite directions on different
Hacks, colliding, due to uu excewive
lean of the car. Kour tars almost
fell oft the structure,
o
Read the Above Remarkable Cure, ji r
BYE
SPECIALIST X
A. M. BANCROFT.
Mrr. of the
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
259 Com'l st, Salem, Orejon
We do our own
rtaJlBM
Examlotttoa fri-e.
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Miss Taylor's Suit. ig
Chicago, July SS. Mies Rebecca g
Taylor's suit for a writ of mandamus u
against Secretary Root, to compel him g
to restore her U her poiltion la the g
war department, set for today, has a
been continued until next week.
HKitSaOBEEB!tial8SiaSEE8HHIBSa
Navel
Orangeade
Schwab is Convalescing.
Atlantic CUy. N. J.. y SS.-s,,
Schwab passed a good Bight and ate a a
. . .- klo III.
good breakfast, 'ine reHn -
nees ar greatly exaggerated.
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Somethlne Good
to Drink at
tSXj-
S0DA FOUNTAIN
114 State Street.
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Tllh Tlir.RMoMfcTEK 1H1MW
in ti.ft suclii-n, kikhvs Mhings8 ia
uwd fur cj kii'K'- Ai'd yon don't H
kiave to wrrry our i be nw in the u
piuf of wood. I Is the f'lul pi M
exielleme ie the nrui wesiher, g
u lest no ijea. no dirt nndett. a
iMtead. looafoft. i' Bveiiuioce, H
Robert Latham, emptoyed at slash
luif tinker o the farm of John McMa
h. naar Ttiurto. Ore.. wa serious-
lv lnJre4 wklto ftUing tree A mapl g clHihlm w, rccnomy G- stoves
tj "'" ,,-v t aiham ob ' H snd ranee of every (ise and style m
split In falltlif. and "icKitL" g Juw lied !". - t,a. LiKt
the shouWer ami . w7 - m c Utitauy t li prw
hie shottWw ana chuibb - " u SALEM GAS LIGHT CO.
Indenting bis skull over the lett eye. g phon8 Be3 4 chemekeU 8L "
His recovery Is doubtful. aiaaSllBBKBEMBEllBBlEBlUI
Telegraphic Briefs.
The remains of Mary HogMii. who
dlsappeareil from her home in Mis
seula: Mont., May 8th. have been die
covered lodged in u tree that stood out
In the current of the St. Regis river
by some fishermen. The girl left on
a horse, and It la auupoaoil she at
tempted to ford the stream, which was
th-n Howled.
Yip Hay, the Alaska Chlneas mur-d-rer.
c-oiiimUtad suicide In the Port
Towneend city Jail, using a shueetriBg
with which to strangle himself. .N'oth
ii'K u known of the crime which the
Chinaman committed In tho North.
Ht-ury Ifudaoa. oho of the beat
known reldMU of the Dufur Hoigh
iiorhood. died mtddONly at bw borne
n-ar uurur naiuriMy. lie was a a-ti.t-
of fCnsJaud. but bad lived In
A media for many years. He was
kimjui mi years w aajo, asm leaves a
widow and avwa cblbirea.
Proves Fatal to You TO Man
in Portland
filntf; also pterygium, or llesby giowth
I ww i reinovud from the eye, which had
sQIDI C mi"' turm him blluil.
.IlXjLC, Bnmiml Jucktwin. Highland.
l'nfnv W yeorsj cnroi,
Mimie -lompKiiis,
Or.
I.
Mi..:
Or., dlsea
A yuiiug idhii namwl Krank
Hed to oar. Hue dead In the
Mllwnukle,
u peculiar to women mm
"iifiuj In one month.
YuJur street, I'orl
PIT-
SUMMER GOODS AE BEING SLAUGHTERED in etery ilepart
. ... II.. u.... u.....u ,.,J). r.. r.ulnra.l ,ill-llllt. ktlMt OnB- X
llirnt 01 IIIU DIK "Hill,, "..His K.UMr ..... ......v . -..- ..-.., -y --- j-
third, snd other liiiui 'ih per csnt., which siurdna rreopjonunuy lor t
T ravliiK money on dimmer goou.
sleeiilesHneee
f lifi t tu 1 1 II it it
Jarlson, lanil. dlacliaiKing ear. "p '
mwgiie. fectly caiHMl.
at I'ortlaml. the result of a dssl.' 8. I. Whltoliouse. Moihhuilh " i nAJiiAl
fought with flMirse llaldwln at urdiy ,luufne and ringing noise l the r K(JlJLCU
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A "y -
Or.
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LINFN TUCKIKGS.
LINI'N TUSSAR
EMBROIDERY LINENS
and
PIIUPLD PONGEE
Ladies' Shirtwaists!
AND
Wash Goods
Alt this season's purrhftit. Wa
know thy are gootl. Aro
night. The fight was the outcoi ie ofh'i years: restored.
a dispute over two girls, waitress) s In ' Mrs. 11. - Young, Huntington, i
Si North Poitlund hotel. The m eloe Wash., kidney and liver complaint,
was witnessed by the relatives 9nd d siwpsla and general debility; cured I
friends of both contestants, when C ul-' Charles Christ ermaii. Portland. Or...
sou receiveil a knock-out blow In t be h roftiksis catanh so Itad that deslruc-l
stoHiarh fioni which he Instantly died, til m f the nose was thrsnteneW, "
Baldwin surrendered himself to tho 'liJ d bwome so offensive thai it was
oWcers. and is locked up )a tho city, st cksnlng liotb to himself ami memls,
ja'l . 'ot I red. .
The coroner's jury Inuulred Into tle To the IMItor Kor over fwo years!
ias last HlhL Ko chunte. as vet. hisf'I have boon sorely nlllteled wllb
" niws uishiiwi iwihwih uy me nis
i
Reduced
1-3
illiuiwb Nglitfor W." ayl.
" ..., nxillJ. N
444l 1 1 I M4-H-TT iimimiiiiiii'i'ht , ,
Whiiih mins 75 cent vslues go t
f.r 50c snd I6 vsiuei go lor iiw,
tc.
o.J.At-4-l-i'fH-
Everything That's New in Men's Hats ;;
J rAn thccc WADM iuvq ::
r-jx-.v run iiiwt nmuu .w ..
..'--
trltt -attorney, who will carefully ro
vlew the evidence before be will de
cide what steps to take In the mat'
ter.
.iiu disease, a spooles of ecawniu.
a
Th t
a'uhln somwtlon wns terrible w
'isnr. 'fterousw Hr. Ilurhni etat-incai
medlial treaUoeut I aw restoied. Myt
brother was also cursil of a skin db,
i ms. Refer any ono to us at tt
The nary department has decided U4 Inker street. Portland. Or.
iMIOH MWUINllAKT.
Wiulp the fighting system of the Ainer-;
ichm hut j wh( h mymutm vi wireieei
Mitecrapuy.
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b-.lalt nutgnatf iiied in Mliwankee,
Wis. after an illn. x ,f Hereral
months. Tk"uti In ha l imt u--n eon
floed to bis l r,tu thn h 'k apt.
It was kmnwi .a his tiins nas fatal
Miss KalheriHO Koieo-. wf itHtte.
iltmt.. fell fniw a miI.ii. kiinJ ui i. ' sj ept Ntmltelae
Matthew KlUiloa. the ll-kMvni dyr aftrxH aA uu itauii.v 14. afnesc tumors, lost manttoos an
KiiuMi. iter neok belnsr
,f,. mmm wna HauHW mi nuiH, i'j .- -t- ' . , I " .. Tl.n,n
iMwauia fw-i.i.-j uj- Mri?ui timnoesiflity. as well as all ehrenk dm-, .. Qrnri nr AlOffi 01 1 1 em.
animal became frtgii4 8Hd br ' HattrU and belts twrtM f .LumWWI 1 1 1 M 1 1 M H-H HMH1HH
ii Ma uait nn,i jr u rii w i auu.'a via u in saw - vmm m vj vavi"vi--v n " ,.-.
frrtsw RjstsiHfi BWl ,Bf5fi mj " -
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rZUfl:'J:;Arr;'L,r !! call and Examine the Bargains. There Is
She was 17 years obi.
Kyes tested and glassea
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3SSH8L Linen Panamas, Straw and::
fiaa3!sarvjBw---- pelt panamasf etc. ".
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TUB SALE WsiSsmiie
Wesrej..tKdn,r!.:W'';'-i!
.. M In.tcs.1. ..I .II..-" i "- . - "r-iua
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dsy if the week, we sre
Dr. Damn can be consuiteo iwt ;;
u t the Wlllmnetle HMtei. swiem. hhi
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H ptenjtor lat Honrs W u a i . .. - , Ypry .uHive
tc i - Jwndaya w to - me poor iree. i . , w,
The cure of i-atarru. f.hrbrs. wait wr- """" ."V.J, i j.w lew nrkr
ami inars ihb ..---
K ..., to fill waih tubs
i . u.Btf auuujuiBi nn. ssi irvi -" "--
I : . V.:;,. kinds -h.b,e Krl.r:!; m .uunaer
fabric.. .lung'- .' -Lll!w n lirs.
. , coair, etc.
StouiJ$Mb f
Tho 2-yoar-old dmighter of William
Ultihm, of Oregon City, was Bbvorely
hurnod Sunday by falling In a tub ot
I boiling water. Hor back and hips
i nnd lowor limbs we nAvm-civ -i,i
UUllS I Anny Cmiaart 0,1'1 Jonnlo and Jramlo
w v v I Nelson, aged 10, 12 and 14 years, were;
j much oy an engine on tho Seaboard
Air-uno. at Charlotte, N. C. Thoy
wero walking ncross a trestle.
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