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u THE DAIL J J U X1AI jljL JLjL ToMfSicftto'mofMWj Watch the Fight for Flat 8alarlea. wr; warmer -. umtxt w-j-1 .. VOL. XII. -rtrr ? -' ! SALEM, OREGON. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1, 1902. dkzz :,- .": -L n. iw :? t, -,,; 'Ml . . V r " ' " '"" Jf-- "rlaWiflfa ii),n niiini;i ,, r A Study in Cause: -"Effect NflwB JmtWSi!! DOHY JUDGE ACORSETDYITS rACt-TURNITOVEQ LOOK ON THE OTHER SIDE INSISffeBau, RUH AROUND ttll BOOT T H IS EXCLUSIVE FEATURE OF SOLO EVKRYWHtRK They Improve Your Figure Without Distorting it. Wo sell them cheaper thnn "regular stores " OUli HUMMER CORSETH t 4Gc nml 110c nro extra value. You'll find our lino of HOSIERY very complote. The quality is I rigni. mc prices nro tow, - CLOTHING If you'ro not Fiipplied for tlio Sumroor, see our MEN'S BOY'S, nnd . . GJItLDItKN'H suits. Every nrtlclo Is roarkoJ on n caah basia. That's " why wo undersell credit stores, j nm pro pin iiiiiik tnoy rant uuv goon biioos outside oi an exclua. ve ehco More. It'a bucnueo thoy haven't tried tho STAR fi HTAK I I shoes ut The New York Racket Our en tomorB know our eltoen than "regular Iiouboh." SHIRTS, HATS, GLOVES, OVERALLS, NOTIONS. SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE PRICE CASH STORE. E. T. BARNES, Prop'r. H-M-H 1 llllllllll m 1 1 c I I 18 ,s. mP-'ZC'm m Stocking the Closet "nrn fileaiSiiirt ffccupalfWiiUffil five's iirotni'o of romfort nml Joy, If tho Ward be of tin rklit t-ort. And tlio supply tlm tinit 'ho iiinrkt-t af lordH in wli oh and liquor at lowest prii-i'B, Wli.n you buy nl us von'ro HPMirod of umii'1!! tlm bi'st. I'urltv and quultty Kimrantuid Our tino oid Ovurbol It Rvo la a noted brand 'of whiskey II hh maturity and a mellow flavor that kuvb it a eocial charm. J. P. ROGERS, sis;, rnlFmh ft fl Gems of High Degree T. ere is a collection of preelous stouos at tho Rarr Storo whoso like Is not oftui found In towns of Mtlom's size. Diamonds, opals, pearls, eapphiros, amp. thvetB and others aio nmoim them. Somoaioln rins, some in pins, some In brnoolms, Bomo cost little, eomo cost much not one a penny mom than it is rutl!y worth. Barr's Jewelry Store Cor. Btate and Liberty Sis. Have !ou Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor? Ho absolutely curoa cancers, tu mors, grnvol, kidney and bladder trou bles, boho diseases, asthma, akin dis insections. My Doar Friend: You must boar In mind that this medlclno Is not a poisonous tonic, nor a stimulant, nor a temporary relief, which you got from poisonous drugs, whero tho rosulta aro sure death soon er or later. ThoBO poisons go In your bonos and destroy the life of Uiera and croato all kinds of diseases, can cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy, bono diseases, etc. Do not blama tho medicine when It takes an effect and stirs up the poisons or disease In the system. You must not expect to bo curod in a fow days, for your sickness or disease has ' een a long time com ing on, and It will tako a long time to get It out of your system. It will take months or a year to build up a now body from the bones up. This Is what the pooplo do not understanu Read the Above BYE SPECIALIST X A, M BANCROFT, Mir. of the BANCROFT OPTICAL CO. 259Com'ISt, gslern, Orcioo We do our own jrtndlnis Examination free. , Navel Orangeade Something Good to Drink at mtS3m HHrb. 'roH --- a I t Vffittff ftfdA vll nro good and wo sell them clienpor 1 IIIHIDIIIIIIinil III II- IT Repairing a Watch... Of tho finest worktiinuship Ib a branch of our biiHiueea that wo give epacial attention to. Our ropnlring department is conducted with tbu utninat earn and f kill, diamonds are rnmt. and iuwolry of all kinds is re I wired in tlio most porleot mannor, oBides optical work of all kinds. C. T, Pomeroy 288Com'St. Watchmaker and Octlcla Leadors in Low Prices. easos all without the use of tlio knife or poisonous mlnorals or mineral of any kind. They are used to being humbugged. My medicines aro composed of na ture's herbs what tho human systom requires. When tho animals got sick thoy will help thoraselvos to those herbs, for they have tho Instinct, and the people havo not, so wo have to make a study of It It has been a life study with me. Do not got weary; this life Is too short and too sweet to worry out of this world. Dr. Cook euros all kinds of diseases. Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa lem, Ore., Is the 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 his fourth year In 8alem, and scores of patients and friends can tea tlfy to his skill In their cases. Remarkable Cure. . nua Htter." Probably my few mtm who fre quently u the expression "A. md . ha ter" have any Idea as to what It me us or why a hatter Is neceewrlly n- more subject to fits of anger than lumber, a blacksmith or a carpen ter The expreeeton U said to hae come Into use half a century ago. when Se manufacture of hats was done wholly by hand. The int trikln bins about the process was that of the ,Sg up of the ML The hatter dipped the ma of wool and Ualr rre- 2Sly I" " water: the1n'lsWz nfh ?tlX " each band, be belabored the '.w oS '.gore... nruTe Th.! then to get bte breath, until the materia? "as atted together In a Sautter! to the fit. aalf the wo mm were actually Incensed, gave rise to the familiar simile -- - """ JwrwPBnjcawgT g v PANIC STRICKI1 flAJMi Earthquake Shocks Continue Inhabitants Haye Deserted Their Houses-An Eruption Is Feared The Disturbances Are Evidently Due to a Slip in Strata of Earth Los Alamos, Cnl.. Aug. 1. A mostilng nttornoy In tho enso of tho Btnto unconifof table night wan spent by tho Malum Honton, charBod with tho mur- fow remaining InhabltnntH, who woro tifinld to enter their houses, nnd on camped mound llruH In tho open. At short Intel vnls dining tho night allodia woro cxpeilencod the Hovoiest oceui red at 7:30, and at 0 o'clock thla morn ing two moro shocks woro folt. Llttlo damage waa done, aa everything Ih al ready aliakon down. Tho homo of Juan Cnrronga, a largo fiamo house, sltuato on tho Vestotn Union oil fields, was dosttoyed this morning. The peoplo arc panic strlckon nnd leaving rapidly. It Is very hot and sultry : rumbling nolsos undor ground aie heard continually, and nn ouiptlon Is feaiod. Woodmen at Cripple Creek. Crlpplo Creek, Colo., Aug. 1. The annual etmvontlon of the Woodmon of tho World, In sosslon hero, Is ono of the largost gatherings In tho history of tho ordor. Delegations aro pronent Horn points as far oast as tho MIhbIhs Ippl, and as far wost as Soattlo nnd Tncomti. Olllcorn' uqioits show grntl fylng progress dining tho year, both an u'Siinls flnancoB and inomberahlp. o Santos Dumont's Flight. Now York, Aug. 1. Now Yoikers nro looking forward to soolng sights tomoirow, when Santos Duniont, the famous French nnroiinut. will maka his flist lllghtln Amorlcn. Tlio ascension will bo inn'de at Hilgliton Donch, and, able, It Is posslblo that M. Snutos Du mont may make his attempt to onrlr tb the Statue of Llbeity. Would' Swim the Channel Dover, Aug. 1. Holdlon, tho long distance swimmer who left Capo Gi la ne last night, In nn nttompt to swim tho Kngllsh channel, was foicod to loavo tho wator nt C o'clock morning, eight miles from Dover, on nccount of tho stiong tldo. Ho had covorod 30 miles In 12 hours and 21! minutes. He will ronow tho nttompt on August 18th. Texas Flood Receding. Dallas, Tox., Aug. 1 Clonr, hot woathor Is rupoitod today all ovor Tex as. It looks as If the flood Is nvor. The cotton crop probably will be benefit ted. o News In Brief. Alfred K. Rhodes, connected with the Cudahy Packing Company, of Ilutte, Mont., was electrocuted In a re frlgeiator car by coming In contact with a stray ourrent of electricity. Wlion the coroner entered the car the wholo of tho meat wan heavily charged, and he received a shock that nearly roeultad In his death. Henry. 0. Drawn, an Orogon pioneer o.f 1882, died nt his homo near ICIkton, Or., yesterday, aged 73 years. John Dooley..one of the rlcheet men In the Northwest, and a well-known pioneer of Wnlln Walla, died yettter dny morning of blood poisoning. He was 73 yeais of age. and a native of Ireland. Korty-flve years ago Mr. Dooly was one of a putty that made the ollV-lal suive of the Canadian American line Judge "W S McKadden, of Corvallis. has volunteered to assist the proseeut DHSHaWflMBMMlMHBH H m B ta M M M M m M s M H HTHFTHh .1IOMF.TKU 18 LOW H W ks H H M m u H S m u S3 H M H H in the kitchen, always when gas is uel for cooking. Ami yoa dou t have to worry over toe we n tne price of wood. I Is the fuel wt excellence In the warm weather, no bent no ashes, no dirt no dost. Instead, comfort, i. .nvenwnoe, .u.niim.u vntiminv Usi stoves Ml and rane of every nxe aod at le H supplied by the H.lnn iia LiKbt C mpsny at loweet prwes m SALEM CAS LIGHT CO. g . rn A r.hamakeia &L M H Si fliTatti " M n ma zw H M ' T v Pf M M ' -J a i-xi 1 fl i Zi 4T Ml 4l u . v m: h ,Teii ZwMMumm Still der of Denton Trncy, of Junction City. Tracy was a pnitlcular filend of Jttdgo McKadden. A Seattle company will establish n condeiiHod milk fnctoty at Foiost Q rove. Work has boon bogun tin tho now Southorn Pacific dopot at Cottage Oiovo. Tho dimensions of the build ing will bo 2G fcot by 112 feet. TOOK SCHOOL MONEY KansasEmbezzler IsReturned for Trial aiieiiu .1. it. Loemnu, m wecaiuiM county. KnnsaH, wns In anient Thiiravi day afternoon, and, pon icqulsltlon off tho governor of the Sunflower state? ' seemed fiom (loveinor Oeor a wnirant or nriost for Ollvor C. Davis, nlltts John Daniels, n mumbor of the Sulvntlnil Auny In Pot timid, who Is wanted In Kansas for embe.zllng ?800 of school funds. , Sheriff I.uomnu got his man In Part Innd Thursday evening, nnd left today! for Kansas. Tho ci lino that has resulted In thdV "arl oinl" of'TJaTra, WhS committed In 1801, when ho was clerk of a KniiHns school dlstilct. Tho dish let Issued bonds In the sum of $800, with which to build a new school houso. Ily rep r.ia.intlni' tn tint roimtv trniiHiirur that the building bad been completed, the district being 18 miles dlstnnt fiom placed In Jnll when tho Dolphin the county sent, Davis got possession reached Port Townsend. Tho next of the monoy, and, having inottgnged morning ho wns found dead In IiIh cell all of his personal propoi ty, he skipped Ho had committed milcldu by strung out, loaving tho following note In his Hug himself with a shoestring, room- "Catch me If you can, but I Ulp Hay wns foreman In a largo can don't think you over will." After sue- Bry at Petersburg, which Is a smnll coHsftilly dodging the oflleois for eight yonrs, the ciook hns pi ninthly changed his mind now'. Minor Mention Loca Import Judgo Dulse has granted I, II Lee a divorce from Margniet Leo on the grounds of dosettlon. ISInio Wilght, the 7-yenrold son of Mr. and Mrs. Ad. Wright, of Mehntnu, who has boon receiving treatment at the Salem Hospital for n broken limb, wns taken home today. Since being biougbl to Sulum the little fellow con trncted the chicken-pox. and he Is now fully convinced thnt troubles neve come singly. The supreme eouit heard the last case for tho summer, but taken no vaca tion this year, walking right through to the October term. This Is n little hard on Judge Murphy, who Is a reg ular sen otter, when It cornea to sporting on the benches. Andy Ilarttnan. nged 06 years, the Coos county oor farm, wns celved at the asylum toda of re- He Contracted Too Early A contract for WW (Kiunds of the 1W)2 hop crop, in which P. P. Couley of Hrookn. is the grower and O L Hose, of this city, la the contractor was filed in the office of the county re corder this morning. The price per pound stipulated In the contract ir iaV cents, and the agreement was written on June 4th, or Just Itefore the hop market began to boom. Mine Maud Morris, who has been a faithful and efficient saleslady at Frank Dunn's, has reelgned her fm tlon, to take effect on the lat of Ah gust Mr Dunn has secured the ser vices or Mr IW. Crawford, of ialwn to HII the vacancy. Mr. Crawford will aseume hU jlutiee on September tat Kugpiie IlgtoUr. o Ice Cream and Music The ladle of the Christian chart will serve ire cream and cake thlr Friday I evening on WIIUoh avenue I during the band concert French Catholic Schools Closed i d'nrls, Aug 1 At n mooting of a council of ministers this morning Ifiesldent Loubet refined a electee clos ing 100 congregational ostnhllRhmonts. ' o KILLED INDIAN GIRL Jccausc of Threat to Testify Against Chinese Seattle, Aug. 1. Dotalls of the mur- ir of the Indian girl nt Petersburg, foutheastem Alaska, by IIlp Hay, tho Ihlnose who committed nulcluo nl rt Townsend last Cnturday night, 'ore brought bouMi by United States rsbnl Jamos M. -Shoup, of Junonu. ho Indian glil hnd boon educated nt lie Indlnn school, and was a worker jt tho Salvation -Auny among her own fieoplo. Her body was found where It ad 'boon burled liy tho murdorer on (lly 20th. Tho motive for tho murder, :1li Chlncsu told one of his fi lends, was ifrovldcd In her throat to testify Cgt8e8)ay99f rsof A number of anarchists were arrested In Rome. The queen of Spain has left Madrid for Vienna. May Yohe is In London, on the track of Major Strong. King Edward will review the colonial troops August 11th. Lord Pauncefote's will w proved today. Ho leaves 04,000. Fatalities to tourists In "the Australian Alps have been frequent of late. Lord Kitchener has been presented with a sword of honor, the gift of Capo Town. In a riot among planters at Manenburg, Dutch Guiana, 13 persons were killed and 40 Injured. Secretary Root has arrived at Havre, and wao officially greeted by the French government. Col. Arthur Lynch, Irish member of Parliament, charged with treason, has been committed for trial. Oayacebo, a dangerous guerrilla chieftain, operating In Lima prov. Ince, has surrendered to the United 8tates government. A grant of 250,000 for tho relief of tho sugar planters In the British West Indies has been made by the Houso of Commons. Cholera Is violently epidemic In Manchuria. Hundreds of vic tims, mostly Chinese, but claiming also Russians and other Euro peans, are-'dyWdSTf7?"',,""" a09e0ee&eM8'','MA against him for selling whisky to an Indian On the Inst ttlp downwind the Dolphin bmught Hip Hay oh a pas- umu'i.r Mnrshal Shotll) sent word nhend oideilng his nriost. mid ho wuhJii wonderful ao'ieage of native meadow town on the coast. After the minder he sevuied the heads nml legs from I the trunk of the body to facilitate burial. The ground ovor the remains wim carefully replaced nml covered j with moss, but the body was found 1 hitor. Feeding against tho Chinese inn 'high, as suspicion Immediately rostod 1 uiion him. On tho boat he said he had boon foicod to come ulionid by a Jap aiioso, who was also a possungor. ARCTIC EXPLORERS RETURNS Found Nansen's Hut and Ori ginal Documents London. Aug. 1 A dispatch from Hoiiiilngavag, Norway, teporta the ar rival of the Artie exploier. llaldwln. who said he hud been twilled, but not beaten. Ills year's work was suet fill, and' sold In establishing enromoiis depot for condensed food afforded a mean ror a Inrgo polar dash In HW8. A destruction or sledge and a deple tion or rood for the iKinlee and dog compelled his return. He discovered Nunsen's hut. recovering orlgluul doo iimenU The steamer America will remain at Tiomosoe for a week mak PIERP0NT MORGAN TO RETIRE Gcoree W Pcrklni, a Suecessfnl Younjr linancler. Probably Ills Successor New York. Aug L Wall street go alps. In dUfUselng the report that Pier pONt Morgan Is to retire from the man agement of kta vaat interests, owing to the state or bis health, mention Cpo. W. Pefkltw as hie succeeaor. Perkins Is iwt 40 years old. and two years ugo TRACY IS HEARD FROM Comwllei a Ferry Man to Take film Across the Colrarobla .ei- WMh. An 1 -Tracy held Heaiue. jyh, iw ...,.. .-.. ..it.iir uuard nvur hill) up a rerryHiau at '" "rK "." r n ayx, 1li- man rafiul tO t&KO t UllUHIKIll- - "" " -- ,. .1. Wli. ntan rrufl tfl IKU . . ,l. ,.i.. tt. , ..nin ,iav. uim across the Columbia until uay - Codfish Get a Vacation OIoUooBtor. Maes.. Aug. 1. Tho first labor Htrlko In tho history of tho nah Ing business which la bolng pursued horo, since 1823, Ib on. pifo thousand mou nnd women wont nut lant nlRlit. BIG HAY CROP Slierilf Allen Tells of Harney County's Resources Shorlff Tom Allon, of Harney coun ty, was In the cltr today, having brought all Insnito patlont to tho asy lum. Harney county Ib ono of the rlchost nntural haying counties In tho slnto, nnd Sheriff Allen says tho ctop this yenr will bo enormous. Ho snys farm Inborors aio very Bcarco In that country, and. nro hnrd to got, nlthough tho wages arc good. Farm hands, at any class of work, aio paid 3& per month and found, while during tho haying sonBon, which generally InstB about two months, some ranchera pny (f all Nations as high as $2 per day Sheilff Allen says the natural Industry of tho conn ty Is the raising of sheep, cattle and hoises. The Hainey valley aboiiuilH In glllHS. PERRY CARD'S FUNERAL To Be Conducted From' the Brown Home Sunday Tho ciumnteil lemalns of tho Into Perry Caul utrlvud In Halum on the overland train this morning from Hon olulti, wheie the popular young Salem Ite died on July 13th. Funeral services will bo held nt the home of Mrs. J. O llrnwii. a slstor or the decuased, on Commorolnl street, ut 9 o'clock Sun dny morning conducted by llev. John Parsons, or the First Methodist chinch. Arter the service at the house, the remains will he taken In charge by the members or Salem lodge, No. UK Woodmen or the World, to which the decoased belonged, mid, under the mis iiIcum or that order liuilal will lake place In City View cemetery. Not Captured. 1)111 Anderson still has a strong powie out looking ror that loet mon key. He was seen last night near the M. 1. chinch, but all clew has been lost since that time. No report huve reached headquarter about a hold uj i,Miiiv nml It Is ihou-ht he must he laying low until dark. Some seiisa tlnnul developments are expected soon u The fronlse studio Is still doing hiislueMH over the New York Racket store 7 2Atr was offered a salary of t30.0ou U be come Morgan's right hand man. He planned the Northern Securities, and conducted many other deals similar to these In magnitude. I ater Perkins this afternoon said the report was absurd. light, when they crt!. Tracy heW- ... . ...... ... ,, i10, An .hour before t UiD u,ihi, ' w.... .--. t .-... ..l ..!, SA souui or -nu.u--, - v-v i uniiin or tv-iinivu--, k i t. iTROOPS PATROL TOWN Scene of Striker Disturbance AlincrsWil! Hereafter Keep the Peace Mitchell Makes Statement Deploring the Affair Shenandoah, Aug. L Perfect quiet provnlls bore today, anil no ftlrthdr outbreak la expected. Fifteen hun dred members of tho National Guard woro called out yesterday, hnd are sauntering about tho country as If on x vacation trip. Tho strikers hnvo de termined hoionftor to rofrnln from par ticipating In disturbances. The strtko lendors aro working to have tlio gov ornor to soon withdraw the soldiers. Shonnndoah, Pa., Aug. 1. Several times last night and tlila forenoon Gen eral Corbln wns nBkod to nond troops to quell potty disturbances, but In each liiBtnnco ho declined, until tho sheriff had asserted his authority. Ho de clared tho troops aro not In tho field to do police duty. No roply has yot been received from tho governor to tho petition sent by tho minora, seek ing the removal of tho Boldlors. Operators Have a Plan. Now York, Aug. L According to stories In circulation hero today, the coal operators havo agreed upon a plan ror breaking the anthracite strike by September 1st. Wllkesbnrre, Pa., Aug. 1. The late i lot nt Slietinndnnh ban had a depros slug effect nt strike headquarters. AH the local leaders of the United Mine wot Iters deplore tho shedding of blood and the calling out of tho troops. They say tho picsonco of the soldiers will encourage tho local operators In op ening up their mines with non-union men. Yosterday afternoon Prosldont Mitchell Issued tho following state- monU "' -r- - - "". "Wllkesbarro. Pa.. July M Com pleto and authentic roports furulHlied by national olllclals of our organisation located at 81iunnndoahBliow that tho story of the riot at Shonnndoah was greatly oxaggoratod, and that the facts are much distorted. It develops that no one was killed or fatally Injured, nnd thnt the entire trouble might have boon averted had tlio deputies kept cool and usod greator discretion. Wlillo I greatly deprecate aots of lawlessness by anyone, particularly by those on stiike. I am naturally pleased to learn that the trouble Is not as serious as llrst reported. I have repeatedly warned tho strikers that any violation of law on tholr part would militate against thoiiisolvos alone, am) I nm hopeful that there will not be a repe tition or trouble or this character. "JOHN MITCHHLU "President U. M. W. A." -7 Injunction Papers Served. Charleston. W. Vn., Aug. L A force or state deputy marshals left this morning for New River, to serve pa pent or Judge Keller's Injunction Is sued Thursday. Victory for the Miners. Clurksbiug, W. Va, Aug. L The striking miners gained what they con sider a great victory when Judge dorr, taking uu their petition for the Issu ance of a writ of habeas corpus for the mine leaders In Jail at Parkere burg, for contempt In Judge Jaokaon's ..niirt. .ranted the writ. The court set next Tuesday for n hearing. o- The New York Hop Crop. In Its inane of July th. the Water llle Time- has the following review of the situatien: "During the last week or two there have heen visiting Imjp men here In siiittlng the crop, and In every In .tuuee they corroborated the state ment, we have made ooncetnlng the small yield that lima follow. Home of the visitors admitted that they did not believe the statewenta that went mil r., i, linn reeluus recording the rondltloH of the yards, but having seen the yards they now believe One-third of an average crop wa a high as any ,.t ih.in dared out the yield It Is true there are some very ralr yards, but theie are so very many r ones, some or which will not be picked at all. that the total will be greatly re duced. On the whole the weather has iteen more favorable during the past 'wek. but It coma too late to do much good. "A grower In gonoiua county. Cali fornia, write: 'White wniB yards which have beai) carefully cultivated will nrodHce a full crop, the general yield will be cctfisbleuble below the average.' " Mr. AUwrt Wdl M ' ti 11 tt.nui.ivi . n mi ilnwn from Ru it. U. mHtays. taww down fraw U- ,, vtalav. on account of hU -. . ,!. Illni. "" .... VICTIMS Of AN -EXPLOSION Hundred and Twenty Seven Liyes Lost v y' By Ignition of Gas in aSid ney Coal Mine " Parliament Adjourned' Mark of Sympathy As Sydney, N. S. W., Aug. l-Uescu-lng parties aro hard nt woflt at Mount Komla colliory, at Wollangong, whore It Is feared 127 nfjners lest their llvoa by an oxploslon of gas. Thus far 7 bodies have boon recovered. Ono linn droit aitiV forty-nine men nnd boys voro taken out all vo.' The Now South Wales imrllantent today adjourned as a mark orliympathy fqr thebsreav'firamlllefl. Bydnoy, Aug. l.Forty moro bodlea woro recovered this morning, placing. the number or known dead at U7. The Influence Dad. Tho Influonoo of tho wholo Tracy af fair from' tho escape from tho ponlton tiary to ms nnai disappearance n&a been a bad thing for tho public. The? Influence has been execrable In over direction. It has operated for wrong nmong tho boyB of tho couutry, and It has partlciihuly boon torrldc for wrong nmong criminals, as It has shown them what a man with norvo can do A case Is directly to point In. Callfprnla this weok. Thero will be others. It will provo a criminal breeder. Had Tracy been arrested or killed almost at any uost after he had escaped from the pen it would have boon worth tho mo rlllea Albany Democrat. Ramsby Boys Give Bail Itqy and Clydo Hamsby. of Silver top, "Who wore bolng held to tho clr cultoourt an &lmrKO-ot-graad lar ceny, today furnished ball In tho mint of $1000 each, and woro released from IJie county Jail. Young Purdy, tho third membor of the gang that la ac cused of tho larceny of Widow ISwl tig's gold, gave bonds on the day that he was hold to the circuit court Tho case against the boys will come up nt the regular term or tho circuit court next October. 0" Small-Pox AtAsylum A patient nt the nsylum has con tracted smallpox, and aa a result a quarantine has been established against all visitors, except rolatlvos of tho patients. Precautions have been taken to provont the spreading of tho disease. Fresh. Touay ...BON B0NS... AND Chocolate Creams Zirm's 154 State St-, Phone 2874. "C3 if3- ' OF- Men's Hatsil a in ... ni,i,liil new styles lu '" 1 1 llxhteolorwl tauimer bati sueh as . . II Roeloffs AND Gordons II Ara oow offured at th following ; reducliena: ;; ti nrt VALUB8 FOIL ... 13 86 . . ' : x i, . t itlj van ti tt ii 00 VALUB6 FOR '.'. t(lHHIIIHIiHIIH f . is oo vsi.vm for jf Jt ; : $8 60 VALUES FOU '. : Jl 00 VALUB8 FOR .-.! 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