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THE DAIlf JOURNAL.
Watch tho Fight for Flat 8-larlcs.
Tomorrow, fair and-probably Warmer.
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NO. 157,
VOL. XII.
8ALEMJ OREGON. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST C, 1902.
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A Study in Cause: Effect
DOHt JUDGE
ACORIETDYITS
TACK - TURM IT OVW
LOOK ON THE
OTHER SIDE
INSISf&i
RUN AROUND THE BODY
Tn IStxctusivt
FEATURE OF
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Tliey Improve Your Figure
WithoutODistorting it.
Wo soil thorn clienpor tlmn "regular stores "
OUR BUMMER CORSETS nt 45c nud DOcnro extra value.
You'll 11 ml our lino ol HOSIERY vory comploto. The quality Is I
riytit. uie prices nro low.
CLOTHING
If you're not Biipplif-d for tho Summer, eeo our MEN'S BOY'S, anil
CHILDREN' suits. Every article ia marked on u cash baeie. That's
why we undersell credit stores.
Some people think they rnn't buy good ehoea ontslde of an exclrs
Ivo fho ttore. Ii'h becnueo thoy haven't tried the STAR f STAR
BllOOBUt
The
New York Racket
Our pu tomers know our shoes nro good and we rell them ehenper
T than "regulur liouses." I
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MUlll", II VU', UUMW, uioiinuuj, i'""vi.i.i,
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PRICE CASH STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
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It's Enough to make a
Preacher Swear
When you 'purchase a bottle of whisky
to ld'op In the house for modlalnnl
ptirpoaoH to find that it l mndu up of
fusel oil nnd other foreign Ingrodlonta.
flood pure whlaky U tonic and n
htlmiilnnt, nn appetiser and n prevent
ative of colds. Thero la nono Hint enn
hold n inndlo to our line rye whlaky
for purity, flavor or general eollenco
J. P. ROGERS. !"'
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . . .
Through a glass
Such Ih the iimiiner In which many
oyoa lire n aad mlafoitune. So are poor
people in this town who would have us
how woll -wo would perform th work.
tell you that It will not cost yo.i n cen t
Herman
At Barn's Jewelry Store, Salem.
I V. I S . . &... ."
IT ''IvSli' J$L?J& "
$i feri l.j
Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
Ho absolutoly euros fancors, tu
mors, gravel, kidney nnd bladder trou
bles, bono dlsoases, asthma, skin dis
insections. My Doar Frlend:
You must bear In mind that this
medicine la not a poisonous tonic, nor
n stimulant, nor o temporary relief,
which you get from poisonous drugs,
where the results are sure death soon
er or later. Those poisons go tn your
hones aud deutroy tho life of Uiem
and croato all kinds of dlseasos, can
corous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bono dlseasos, etc. Do not blame the
medlolno wbon it takes an effect and
stirs up the poisons or disease In the
system. You must not expect to be
curod in a few days, for your Btcknoss
or dlseaso has eon a long time com
ing on. and It will tnke a long time
frAt it out of vour system. It will
take months or a year to build up ft
This ia
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wnai mo peuiuu uu u
Read the Above
Navel
Orangeade
Somethlnsr Good
to Drink at
SODA FOUNTAIN
U State Street.
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X SPECIALIST i
A- -m?AmAr.0FT-
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
io cum i st. Salem. Ortioa
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Repairing a
Watch...
Of tho finest workmanship is n
branch of our bufllneBfl that we give
8Hclul attention to. Our repairing
department is conducted with the
utmost caro and f kill, diamouda nro
recot, and Jewelry of nil kinds la re
paired In tho moat perieci manner,
besides optical work of all kinds.
C. T, Pomeroy
288 Com I St.
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Watchmaker anil Optlcla
darkly, ,,
aee tho boautle of thin earth. Poor
eyeglasses. Thero nra hundroda of
lit them with glotmoa If thoy know
Are you one of thorn? If bo lot ua
to try uh. No satisfaction, no pay.
W. Barr.
Scientific Optician.
easos all without the use of tho knife
or poisonous minerals or mineral of
any kind.
They nro used to being Humbugged.
My medicines aro composod of na
ture's herbs what tho human system
requires. When the animals get sick
thoy will help themselves to thoso
herbs, for they have tho Instinct, and
the people bavo not, so we havo to
make a study of it. It has been a life
study with mo. Do not get weary;
this llfo Is too short and too sweet to
worry out of this world.
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of dlaeaaes.
Dr. J F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa
lent, Ore., la tho man you ounnt to
consult. He la a natural doctor. He la
descended from a line of German herb
alluta, the best physicians In the
world.
Tht Is his fourth year In 8alem, and
scores of patlenta and friends can tea-
. -
RemarkableCure.
Is Destroying
thejhistle
StrMt CoHimlMioner Fii--fcll baa
employed a man ' - dotroyliig the
Canadian UUatU that have Uen
growing up on the Wiwn. "m
.., i k h-art of the city Mr
PrisMH aa U M,0 f"r
an great atom U ,no" "' "
,..... f tk eltv aa to the wd.
for there la no dar of It. apreadlng
.. ,.i anr aertoua amount of dam
fur the rao tnat It grua onl
from tk root a "" "
,u ,d. however, and to ,mov all
in ih.- j,i HDrt
cause i coiniiwi. -- .
i9 baling the tbliM ut down and
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After a Desperate Battle With a'Posse Near Spokane At A o'clock This Morning The Manhunt Lasted
All Night Governor Geer Notified by the Constable Who Claims He Killed the Desperado.
.1 Scrlpps News Association Report to The Capital Journal.
Spokane, Aug, 6i-Aftcr a deslerate battle with the posse, in which he was twice wounded, Harry Tracy killed himself'
He was surrounded last night in a swani eleven miles southeast of Creston. Wash , by-Sheriff Gardner who kept him at. bay with
long distance rifle range fire. Sheriff Tudihee and three other sheritfs with posses were guarding the roads and trails leading to
him. Reinforcements were sent at two o'clock this morning and at four o'clock the killing was effected,
FOUND IN
A WHEAT
FIELD
Spokane, Wash.. Auk. C Harry
Tiacy. outlnw nnd murderer, who has
boon defying tho authorltliw of two
Htntos Is dead. A hot battle with a
pnaao, In which tho bandit wuh novere
ly. perhaps fatally wounded, was fol
lowed by his suicide. The bold mur
derer was found at nn oarly hour this
morning In a wheat Held near the town
of Follows, on the Central Washing
ton rnlltoad. When found tho dead
body of the much-feared convict lay
face upwards,' while ilrmly grasped In
his light hand wna his now fumoiiH
HO-30. In his loft ho grasped u 4B
Colta, with which Tracy had ended IiIk
lawletw llfo. A pohho of cltlzona from
CioHton will he given the credit for
cnpturlng the doHpermlo. nnd will
claim the $8000. It wna youterdny morn
rug that young a. H. Ooldllnch ciiium
Into Crouton with tho nown that Tracy
wan billing nt tho Eddy ranch. Tho
hoy snld Tracy was there nt 7: 10 Mon
day morning. At the tlmo the posso
were walking In nnothor section,
fuithor BOtith. The word spread
(pilckly, and a poaao of four cltlzons,
was quickly made up. Those In tho
posso wore C. A. Strauh. deputy sher
iff; Dr. E. C. Lantor; Maurice Smith,
attorney; nnd J. J. Monlnon, mllwny
Hottlon foroninn. Tlio porno nintio nn
PohhIIiIo Bpeed to tho Eddy ranch.
Thoy cnnie upon It. L. Eddy, tho pro
prietor, who wna working In n Hold.
While vngnged In convorantltin with
Eddy, n mnii wna aeeu to come out of
tlio lmin. Eddy Inrorincd the huntera
thnt It wna Tracy.
Quickly tho party dlvhlod. Lantor
nnd Smith accompanying Eddy a short
dUtnnco townrd the barn, while the
other men went In n different direc
tion. Whon Eddy reached the barn
Tracy came out to naalaUIn unbar
iicsaiiiR tho tenm. Ho curiled no rille,
but had n rovolvbr.
Ho caught night of the strangurs
carrying iIIIoh. Turning ahnrply, he
nRkcd Eddy who thoy woro. Eddy In
formed him. Tho men stepped donor
nnd commniKiod tho outlaw, "Hold up
your lunula." Tracy Jumped behind
Eddy, placing limn nnd homes between
lilmHelf. The huntors commanded Ed
dy to leml the horsoH townrd the barn,
mid when nearly there Tracy liiude a
dart for the barn door, which he
reuchod anfely. A few mluutoa Inter
he again appeared nnd carried li Ih .'to
30. Ho atarted on n dead run down
tho vnlloy, Onco he turned and tired
n' couple of shota nt the poaae, hut to
no effect. The poase kept up a steady
lire. Tracy noon took shelter behind
a rock, and let looae a volley on his
pursuers, who saw thnt hla aim was
had. Ho made a dnah for n near-by
whont Hold. He Mtumbled on hla fnco
ns ho ontered tho field, nnd crawled
out of alght. Tho poaao took a com
manding position, and wheuover the
grain wna seen to move n allot- wna
placed.
RelnforcementH were aeut for. Sher
iff Oardnor rushed up with several
men. The Held was aurrounded, the
men waiting far their game. About 0
o'clock A single shot wna heard in the
field, nnd thnt was all. This morning
the entire hunting force raided the
field nnd came upon the lifeless body
of the desperado. Hla leg had been
broken In the fight, nnd nn artery aev
ered, from which he would have bled
to death. Tracy had attempted to atop
the flow of blood, by binding a atrap
about hla leg. but this did little good.
It ia thought that, tuning death alar
lug hlm in the face. Tracy deliberately
took hla life by placing the miuale of
a IR-Colfa clow to hla head. Tlila waa
the single allot beard about 0 o'clock.
Tracy to Be Identified.
An Inquest waa lield over Tracy at
Davenport at ' o'clock. The body
will be held until identified by the
prUou ofllclala from Salem.
Adjutant General C V. Oantenbeln.
of Portland, waa in Salem today.
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in the kitahou, always when?" is
qhhI for oooking. Ami you don't
have to worry over the rie in the
price of wood. It Is the f'lel pai
eir-IUi.c In the warm weather,
Robeot noashea. nodiit nodutt.
Inktead, i-oHifrt, v .uveuieoce,
cJeanhnirM, wsouomy. U alovaa
and rannwiolewry; nmmwI ttyU
eUp,.liel bf th Sle a Light
C ii.pany at lMt y'"
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GOVERW GIER BOTfflH) THIS
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The Convict Captured By a German Constable
Governor T-T. Occr, Salem Ore. ' . . not ,'
Crjston Wn. Aui. 5, 9:20 A. A.--Posse Coupling of Morris Smith, Frank SiUengrceii, Joe Morrison, E. Q. Lauter,
headed by Constable C A. Straub, captured Tiacy and tinned him over to Sheriff Gardner dead this mpmin, Signed,
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C A. Straub, Constable. J
USED
FAMOUS '
G,UN
His Trusty Winchester Did
the Work
CONFIRMED FROM 'FRISCO.
San Francisco, Aufl. C Tracy com
mitted suicide near Davenport', after
being wounded. Hlo body Is now at
Davenport.
Spuknno, Aug. 0. Tracy klllud him
soir at 11 o'clock hiHt night In a Bwamp
near tho Eddy farm, 11 intloH from
Crouton. Ho had spoilt two dnya on
tho Eddy fnim. A hoy who aw hlm.
curried tho news to Sheriff (iiirdnor,
who mailed to tho scone with tho
poaae. Tracy rotreated to a awniuji,
and gave battlo for four lioura. I.ato
last night a long-range duel was
fought, the poHso centering their tlio
upon the spot where Tracy was he
iloved to he In tho tall giaaa. Tho
poaae heard a ahot about II o'clock,
but did not darn venture into tho
awnmp until morning. Tho outlnw
wan found dead, aliot tluough the
heart with hla famous Wlncheator. Ho
hnd been Hoverly wounded, uiul hla leg
biokoii. Tho body waa hi ought to
Davonpoit. Ilolnforceinenta were
hurrying to (nrdnur'a nHslatauce when
the newa of the llndlng of the body ar
rived. Tracy escaped from the Oregon pen
itentiary ton woeka ago. and hna
killed olght mon. The authorltlea of
Oregon nntl Waahlngton have aiient
$10,0U0 In trying to rupture hlm.
Suoknue. Waah.. Aug. 0. Harry
Tracy, eacapwl convict and murderer,
la aurrouiided In a awnuip near the
Eddy farm. 1 1 miles southeast of Crea
ton, Waah. For four lioura before the
special meaaeiiger left for reinforce
menta, a long-range rllle duel between
Tracy and the jhhwo of eight men.
headed by Shwrlff Oardner. had been
In progreaa.
Thla news waa brought to Creeton
by Jack McOlnnla. a liveryman, of
Harrington, who la a member of
Sheriff Oardner'a poaae. He waa met
hoot Creatou at 11 o'clock by a news-
liaper correspondent . who. with anoth
er man, had left at 1 a. m. for the Ed
dy ranch. McOlnnla proceeded at once
to DaveniKirt for relnfoicemeiita. 1 ra
cy lingered near the Eddy ranch
house, which he had occupied for two
daya and night. A young man who
law him there gave the new to Gard
ner, and the ah-rlff at once raced with
hla no- to the scene.
A telephone mea fruw Iave
port at 18:40 a. m. atataa that McOln
nla reached thare ahortly before mid
night Twenty-five armed men have
already lft In wagona for the acene
of the battle, bn-rlff Douat, of M-
ikane county, la also en rout- to the
Ifuaittvea hiding place. In hla party
'-r, -inlit or 10 armed men. Another
wagon load of man huntera left at t
a m thla morning, and more will go
aa aoon aa daylight breaks.
Sheriff C-dlke. of Klug oounty. la
guarding tha Sprague road, while
Sheriff De Holt ta o the read laadlHg
to Hdwall.
SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED.
Funeral of Mtaa Mabel Hewitt Held
-t. A .mmv
I ni (nivn.
improve were fjrai aervHe
coHducteil over the remain '""
tkc fMHeral servM
Mattel Hewitt, at me nome i i- i
. Ur anil MM. JOMI iiewut.
nr of Seventeenth and A streeta Bn-
..,.,., o,iin;nn th afternoon iuei
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amnion whs preached by Itov. W. C.
lCantner, or the Flint Congregational
church nnd many woro tho floral or
fcrlngH from tho niondH of tho deceas
ed yoiiijx woman and tho horenvod
fmnlly. Honorary pull honrora wore
Hi'lmtcd from nmong tho nicinhora or
a lending cltclo to which the doccnauil
bolongcd. They were: MIhhcb Flor
ence MoHher. Florence Htolnor, Min
nie Van Vleot, l.aura Kirk. l.nVorno
Knntnor and Ada Shaw, Tho active
pnll hcnrerH wore: Mchhib. L. Spor
ry. Itohort Diincun, Vim Huron Itlco.
Long nud Earl Anderson, llurlal took
place In City View cemetery.
Editorial
Endorsements
The following l from tho editor of
tho Oold Hill Nowh. and gooa far to
Hiilistiuitlato tho lomarkuhlo euro of
denfnoHH performod by Dr. Dan In, now
locnted at tlio Willamette Hotel, Sa
lem, until September lat. Mr. Cnroy's
enrd wna puhllahed hint wool;, and ban
clouted gront oxcltomont umong tho
deaf ami ullllcted In Aahlaiid. Mr.
Caroy'H euro wuh witiioaaed by Mayor
N'oll, or AHhhiiid.
Ke Can Hear a Whisper.
(Oold Hill Nowa.)
One or our rrloiidri and subset Ihura,
Mr. C. Carey, or Snm'a Vnlloy, Iibb
hueii losliig hla hearing for about n
yenr. llo vlaltod tho "Nowa" olllco a
tow niontha ago, nud tho auhject of
troutmout for hla muludy cnnio up,
when we reconimondud Mr. Cnroy to
wnlt for Dr. Duriln'a visit to Southern
Oregon. Lust week Mr. Cnroy vlaltod
the doctor at Aahland, r.ud wttH ho
much benefitted that before leaving
tho doctor'a ho could hear a whisper.
Such curea aro wonderful, yet this
one la undoubtedly true. Mr, Cnroy
anld he had taken treatment fioui u
number of phyalclmiH and spent all ho
hnd In paying doctor hllla, and ao In
formed Dr. Darrln, who kindly con-
aeuteil to trout hlm free of charge.
which wna magnanimous or the doc
tor. A Happy Man.
The following la an extract of a
card from Mr. Austin, or Portland. Or.,
telling how hla wife waa cured of to-
tal bllndneaa:
"I wish to make known what Dr.
Darrln haa done for my family. Eight
years ago my wife waa totally mum.
from whut doctors cnlled 'nervous uh
horreuce of light.' In that condition
alio vlalted hlhi, aud waa cured, so she
could ae ua well na ever In her lire. I
know of hundreds who have heu aa
miraculously cured. I am employed
on the O. It. & N. railroad, and can he
referred to at any time. I moat ear-
neatly recommend the mulcted from
whatever ruu. to consult Dr. Darrln.
"W. 'iTUH' AUSTIN."
Another Salem Teatlmonlal.
Mr. Editer: Thirteen years ago Dr
Darrln visited Salem and cured my
daughter, Martha Dove, of dlabeUw.
She was unable to retain urine and
had to get up magy times iilgnt and
day. Dr. Darrln cured her tw she
never had any return of the symp
toms. I realde three utiles south of
Salem uu Houte t. ami can be seen by
any one. My daughter teeWes In
Wet Salem. II. O- DOVII.
Dr. Darrln gives free examination to
all. aud when neceeeury lve medl
ail, ami wueji nm-wnrj - ....
elue In eamiectlou with electricity
Th iMxir treated free from 10 to II
Jnilv. -ifsent medlelnea. TIumh will
. . lll,Af Wit HUt Ulll.
Ing to pay. I to I; evenings. 7 to 8;
SHHdaya. IH to 3.
Errors of youth, blood taints, gleet-
iif-u-v- vriaoeele. deaiueaa, co-
tarrh HW utrteture ft apeelalty. AH
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fHirtlou ef time, a the ease may re
quire. No cases un-Usbed. except uy
wlrt0B ot the natlant.
All MUI
BATHERS'
LUCKY
RESCUE
Five Portland Ladies Narrow
ly Escape Drowning
1'oMand, Aug. O.-Mib. O. H. Col
hire, MIbb Oortrudo l'ollvka, MIhh
Martha l'ollvka, MIhb Mahol Ayrou and
MIhh HotliHchlld, or I'oitland, narrow
ly oHcapod drowning at iiouiliurt l'ark
Mmiiini- Tiiov wore tn bnthliig. when
th,. i-DiiHtitnt driut of tho undoitowl
swept thorn Into a long crab-pool,
which oxtended to tho mouth or tho
Nocunleum. Hero the wntor wuh up
to their nocks, and, In aplto of ovory
effort, each retraining wnvo loft thorn
with u more precurloUH foothold on
tho Hhlftltig und ut tho edge or tho
pool, .lust uh oxhiiUHtlou was taking
awny their IiihI Htrongth Frank ItotliH
child, or tho FumoiiH Clothing Com
pany plunged In nnd grasped tho near
est one. Having retained hold or
hnndH, tho weakened bnthora wore
dragged In tandoni-wlHO, mid. by tho
nld or (Jim Kinney, anrely landed on
tho bench.
Hero it wna found thnt Mrs. Collnrs
wuh bo proHtiutod thut Having her llfo
wuh a iiioHtlon Hlmply of momontH.
Hy grent good fortuuw MIhh Wlulfrod
iciminii. nf tho flood Snmntitun Hos
pital wuh ut limid. In tho pnwonco or
u liolpleaH crowd hIio bent nil her on-
nruiitu to hiivIiil' Mi'H. Co 1 1 ii I'M. For
iz
nilnutoH no pulso wuh purcoptlble.
llrniub nnd roHtoiutlveH hud to bo got
fifiin n illHtnnco. and when thoy enm
MIhh Eboiall mannged to lOHuacltuto
Mrs. CellarB, after 20 minutes' hard
woik. One of the young women waa
alBO in a procariouH condition, iiiiu on
Her MIhh Kiiornil xorciHeu nor hkiii
with the roHiilt that nouo or the hnth
um iiru iniii'li woi-Ho for their try lu ox
perlonco. flearhurt lleach will not be
lonif without nronor llfo-llnoH. W. .1
llonuvimiii. will hIiIu ii full modlcnl
outfit today. In order that hereafter
ie Uvea of bathers may not depend
III! MlM flllllll-K liruUMIU'll 1)1 OIIH Willi
uiiil miwiiiuIi tn t-itvlvu tliiiin. when ree-
cued by a man with nerve enough to
pull tliem nut.
o
Was Clubbed to Dfjath.
Wllkesburre, I'u., Aug. . Dan
Sweeny, ii watchman at the Illlso col
liery, wns clubbed to death at mid
night. Sweeny wuh one of the men
who reruaed to strike.
Among Bohemia Miners,
illiuiuiiiilfiiili Pn A 1 1 wr. II.- -Hunti'lea
of the Eighth Regiment fired altogeth
er. It la atateil 20 allots last night, di
rected at piowiers in m uiiiiuiuuu
section. It wns uu exciting night, ow
ing to the meeting.
a
These College Girls,
"Here's it letter from Mtrtiudy at
college. She anya ahe'a In love with
I'luej-I'oiig."
"She la, hey? Well, she'd better
give hlm up, we ain't going to Mtund
fer no Chinamen uiurrylu' Inter thla
'iimlly "- Fiom "Just for Run," Ih the
August Woiiimii'b Hume CoihimuiIou.
i. '
On accouHt of the slckuesa of Ite
Mirder N. J. Jmlah. the rlty council
railed to meet III regulur 'session Tues
day, hut decided to convene Iu nu ad
journed meeting on Thursday even
ing. Poland. Me., Aug. 6. Rev Samuel
lrull III- "PllHUlll SUlMflfT." Of
Oumberluiid county, died this morning
(rgin uver-wurH. lie wpui j i
UilpIl to the sheriff's utHoo, to enforce
nnvurnor Dow's prohibitory law. "to
from over-wurk. He wejil frojn the
t. .1,. St. A I. A Atll.l 1
show the people that he eould practise
what he ureaeheil." liar rooms and
clubs were raided by him. and reviv
als were held In the Jul I.
Clarksburg, W. Va.. Aug- &.- Judge
(luff. Iu a wtifilhy opinion, this after
Htmn. refused to release the miners
committed to JII by Judge Jackaou
for ooNtempt. and aftfrma Jackaon'a la
,nin.ii nt ilia ItHiinction. lie hsIiI that
be passed simply ou the question of
MOBM
EUGENE'S
LAWYER
FARMER
Attorney Woodcock Shows
Tact as An Agriculturist
SnyH tho Eugene Ounrd:
"Attorney !
A. n U'ooilcocl:. of Knmiiio. In
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iinhpio manner of conducting his bitH.!i'nnscat.ed. and will ho n'old for the
iiohh nffnlrH la cortnlnly n wonder to
the ordinary limb of tho law, ns ho
iiiIxoh tho plodding or agricultural pur-
... . . . . .
lino farm of 700 nerds nonr Irving. In
Lane county, and tills year ho expects
to renllxo f loin hla wheat harvest 70i)0
to S000 bushels, and he has an ample
supply of rodilor, fruit and vegetables.
Uo Ih cultivating 40 acres of stock pons
which will ho used In tho flrat footling
or IiIh 300 hend or hogs. Feeding tills
lot or Iiokh Is a venture in which ho ex
pects to domoiiHtrnto to his own satlH
ruction the profit to be mnde on min
ing hogs and fnttenhuj thorn for sale.
iih the llnUhed product of grain rac
ing. "Mr. Woodcock's axporimont la be
ing closely watched hy his lew ventur-
some nelahhoiH. who. whOU ho auc-
,.C,,,,H , Whlch lie Is Hiira to do, will ho
. . .. .. ,.. , nll
ready to adopt IiIh pfniis, aud Iu all
probability will claim that thoy nl
ways knew tho hog huslnofui was the
only certain soiuce of prollU Ilowov
or, bo that as It may, Farmer Wood
cock Iiiih shown n i! ok roe ot euorgy
nud tact In the iiianapuiunt of IiIh
farm that entlthm hlm to a speclnl
rating In the category of agricultur
ists" o '
Our Minister Has Resigned. !
Wiishlniton, Aug. O-Tlie reslgna-1
tlon of Ainhnseudor White wna re
ceived from lierlln this morning, and I
Immediately forwarded to the prl-
dent. It la to take effect November
7th.
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Our
lo.ttu iwlts
1100 aulta
J loo suits
UK) aulta
l&Ju Siiits
UM suits
I.M suits
MM aulta
Qnprhl Sate of Men's Hats.
'. . n... .,nr iin of men's hat- 1
I : tans. iearl8. grays, hruwiw. ets,
1 ; as are nn display Ih Courtt
' uow'
$L60 value fur
'. '. J.0i vulues fur
; ; J.SU values for . , .
.. nil vnlnau for
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hu.Ih wit., uiato ...sproioHSion Bay.Hai Q0vernm8nt , Republic
the llniTHhurg Ilullet In. Ho ban n1 u.uii.
WAS
TRACY
KILLED
Spoknno, Wash., Aug. 6. A posse ot
cltfzens from Creston will bo given tho
credit for -capturing Tracy. They will
claim tho $8000 reward. They aro C,
A. Strnub. doputy shorimj Dr. E. 0.
Lantern; Maurice Smith, an attorney;
J. J. MorrlRon, railroad neetlon fore
man. Another account Btntcs that
Tracy killed hlnmolf nt 6 o'clock last
night, alter n running battlo with the
posse from tho Eddy bnrn into a wheat
Held. Ills log wns broken, and an ar
tery Hovered, which would havo cnusod
him to bleed to death.
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WOMAN 8MUQQLER FINED.
Paid
Four Times the Value of the
Articles Smuggled.
Sim Francisco, Aug. 0.- Mra. II. 0.
Oroon, of Portland, Or., paid Into tlio
ofllco of tho eiiHtoma collector today
II2, tho Amount ot a ftno Imposed up
on her for having attempted to smug
glo In $152 worth of silks and articles
purchased In Japan. Tho articles had
boon concealed In tho lady's basRnite.
nud not "declared" by her whon aho
arrived In this port. Tho goods wore
bonallt of tho government.
FIRMIN IS IN CONTROL.
WiiBhlngton, Aug. C Minister How
ell, of Port nu Prince, telegraphed that
nunernl Flrmlii, on August 4th put up
n K'lverninont, and proclaimed himsolf
prealdont of I lay 1 1, naming Kllllck as
secretary or war and navy, Dourand.
secretary of tho tronmuy, and Enrl
quo2 on foreign nffalrs, Ix)uls public
minister ot works, Chlco minister of
the Interior and Lnnintir scorctury ot
agiiculturo.
Washington, Aug. 0. An Important
general order, lisuod by Chaffee. In
the Philippines, was made public to
day. There ure active hostilities In
the Philippines. It saya tlio com
mander has directed special attention
to the Instruction In dlsclpllno of tho
troops Iu their regards for human
rights.
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Fresh ToDay
A carload of
Watermelons
At wholesale and retail.
Zinn's
154 State St. Phone 2874.
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 It t fr-H-H-H
At UnMfflllelcd Sale of
MensSuitsl!
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entire Stock of Clothlne
without reserve Is now on sale-
$ 7 5u suits for I 6.1)6
UMU suit for 6-40
a0 aulta for -W
IMP suit tar 7'36
for
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for
for
fur
fur
for
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for J3.96
18.W suits fer 1L76
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