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8ALEM, OREGON. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1902.
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NO. 158.
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LOOK ON THE
OTHER SIDE
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FEATURE OF
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They Improve Your Figure
Without Distorting it.
Wo sell thorn cheaper than "regular stores "
OUR BUMMKR CORSETS nt 45n and 00c nro extra value-.
You'll find our lino of HOSIERY vory complete. Tint quality i
right. The prices nro low.
CLOTHING
If yoit'ro not supplied for the Summer, see our MEN'S HOY'S, nnd
CHILDREN'H suits. Every article is markeJ on a caah basis. That'a
u'hy o undersoil credit stores.
Some people think they ran't hnv Reed shoes outside of an oxHus
ivo fibre Btoro. It's because they haven't tried the STAR fi STAR
shoes rtt
The
Mew York Racket
JOurcu tnmors know our shoes nro nood and wo sell them cheaper f
than "regular houses, " T
SHIRTS, HATS, GLOVES, OVERALL, NOTIONS.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE
PHICE CASH STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Prop'r.
HW'H-H- -M-M IIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI K'4-H-
Repairing a .
Watch...
Of tho finest workmanship is a
branch of our business that, we givo
special attention to. Our repairing
department is conducted with the
utmost care nnd fklll, diamonds are
roset, and jowelry of all klnd) is re
paired in the most perfect manner,
besides optical work of all kinds.
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Micros "jl-
C, T. Pomeroy
288 Com'VSt.
Watchmaker and Optlcla
It's Enough to make a
Preacher Swear
Whun you purchase, u bottle of whisky
to keep In the house for medicinal
purposes to find Hint It Is mndo up of
fusel oil and other foreign rngrodlonts.
Good puro whisky Is a tonic nnd u
Htlmulnnt, an nppotlxor uud n prevent
atlvo of colds. There Is none that can
hold u amdlo to our fine ryo whisky
for purity, flavor or general excellence
J. P. ROGERS,
218-122
Commercial
Street. ,
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . . .
Through a glass darkly,,,
Such Is tho manner In which many hco the boautlos of this oartb. Poor
oyoa are n sad misfortune. So are poo r eyeglasses. Thoro aro hundreds of
peoplo In this town who would have us fit thorn with Klassos If thoy know
how well we would perform the work. Aro you one of thorn? If so lot us
tell you that It will not cost yon n cent to try us. No satisfaction, no pny.
Herman W. Barr.
At Barr's Jewelry Store, Salem.
Scientific Optician.
Have You Ever Tried Salem's Botanical Doctor?
Ho absolutely euros cancers, til-, eases all without tho uso of tho knife
mors, gravel, kidney and bladder trou- or poisonous minerals or mlnoral of
iii bono diseases, asthma. skin (lis- any Kina
,t .-
Instructions.
My Doar Friend:
You must boar In mind that this
medldno is not a poisonous tonic, nor
a stimulant, nor a tomporary relief,
which vou cot from poisonous drugs,
whoro tho rosults aro sure death soon
Thoy uro used to bolng bumbled.
My medicines aro composed of na
ture's herbs what tho human system
requires. When tho animals got sick
they will help themselves to those
herbs, for thoy have tho instinct, and
tho people have not, so wo have to
Iqhiv wih mo. Do not get weary:
this life Is too short and too sweot to
worry out of this world.
whoro tho results aro sure u. ---, - - - b(jen ft fo
er or later. Those poisons go In your e as y
bonos and destroy tho life of worn
and croato all kinds o( diseases, can
cerous tumors, consumption, dropsy,
bone diseases, etc. Do not blame the
modlclno when It takes an effect and
stirs up the poisons or dlsoase In the
system. You must not expect to be
Dr. Cook cures all kinds of diseases.
Dr. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty St., Sa-
lem. Ore.. Is the man you ought to
system, xou mum ui oi' - -- ,, .
cured in a few days, for your sickness consult. Ho , ,. natur. .doctor He .
or disease has eon a long time com- aescenueu ,,.. - ..... -. ---... -"--ingon.
and It will take a long time, allsts, the best physicians In the
to car. It out of your system. It will world.
Read the Above Remarkable Cure.
Navel
Orangeade
Something Good
to Drink at
SODA FOUNTAIN
114 State Street.
U. F. Uwrence. "Northwest" editor
of the Oregonlan. wa In the city today
to meet his family, who will arrive on
the evening train from coos county.
iMr. Lawrence Is one of the bright
! ..a. nan lit DrAICOn
young nwimiw
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I Have You Tried
, Those delicious wafers, ate. In Na-
.. tiiit rvuanany'B noods? All
.. . it.a TfAur. Branson &
I Vna F21.1EM iu s
Ha-
& BYE
X SPECIALIST X
BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.
isocom'ist. Sil:a. Oregon
LIED
TO THE
SENATE
Corporal O'Brien Has
Been Arrested
For Giving False Testimony
in the Philippines Inquiry
Election Troubles in the South
Cause Bloodshed
Washington, 'Aug. 7. Corporal
O'Brien, arrested at North Adams,
Mnss.. nnd charged with perjury, was
indicted by tho DlBtrlct of Columbia
grand Jury. The fact was kept from
the public until the arrest was mndo
O'Brien is charged with giving false
testimony before tho Sennto commit
tee regarding tho alleged outinges ol
Filipino women by American soldiers
O'llilcn Is nppnrcntly unconUrned
nnd says ho can produce witnesses to
prove his statements nic true.
Nashville, Aug. 7. Tho first oloc.
Hon troubles nro reported from Orcen
vlllo, Jackson county, whoio Tom
Brooks and John Cartor and Bud nnd
Leslie Lynch got Into a fight nt Flyn's
Lick, a short distance from Oreonvlllo
Brooks drew n gun and killed tho two
Lynch boys. Sam HJghcook nttomptud
to tako n hand, and was killed by Car-
tor. A by-Htander was shot In tho leg.
Moro tioublo Is feared.
GIRLS CAUGHT ON A TR ESTLE.
Excursion Train Killed Two and In
jured Three.
Hopkins vlllo, Ky., Aug. 7. An ex
cursion train on tho Illinois Con'trnl
caught fivo young women on n high
trostlo Wodnosdny afternoon. Two
wero crushod to death,
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Gage Suit Will Be Tried.
San Fianclsco, Aug. 7. Suporlor
Judge Cook today dismissed tho writ
of prohibition appllod for by-Oovornor
dago, rostralning tho locnl courts from
trying tho libel suit. The trial hogluH
this afternoon.
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Railway Property Burned.
Bedford, Intl., Aug. 7. Tho Monon
railway frolght house and pussongor
station "was burned this morning.
Many cars In tho yard wero con
sumed Loss $100,000.
Minor Mention
Local Import
Wlllnmotto vnlloy towns unanimous
ly roport Wednesday as a scorcher,
and tho hottest day of tho season.
Mrs, Ruth Wnsson, nn Oregon plon
oor of 1850, dlod at her homo In Leba
non, Oro., laBt night, aftor an lllnoss
of sovon montliH, aged 75 yoars. Mrs.
Wesson, whoso mnldon iianui was
KeoB,was born In PoniiHylvanla, and
with hor pnronta crossed tho plains to
Orogon In 18G2, nnd locatod near Lob
anon, whoro sho bus slnoo llvod. 8ho
was nmrrlod In 1861. Hor husband
died nbout threo years ago. Sho
leavos two chlldron.
About $15,000 worth of property at
Truckeo. California, was dostroyod
at an oaily hour Wodnesday morning.
Tho flamos broke out In an unoccu
pied hoiiBo, and spread to" adjoining
property, damaging D. J. Smith's. lrt
tel nnd other buildings.
Circuit Judgo Bolso this morning dis
missed tho temporary Injunction In
the case of the Union Light & Power
Company vs. John Llchty, until Sep
tember 1st. when the case will bo
taken up on Its merits. This ruling is
practically a victory for Llchty, who
will have tho use of tho stream, and Is
allowed to proceed with the construc
tion of the dam that will enable him
to float logn from the mountain to his
mill.
tne rage i" " .
i8an are now showing mem i i.
i customers In the following varieties
i i. ohvnnlafa nnd Clier-
Nabuco waiem ...,-.
. a i.i taoi nr aha in w ai
ry navors. w.. -
1 ers. Milk blsculta and Cheew sandw k-h-
; ee; all put n m pac"-- "
Itagan.
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'businee. ovr the New York Racket
' store
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Pacific Coast Briefs.
J. E. Flynn, of Portland, wns walking
along the railway trostlo nonr tho O.
It. & N. wharf, at Astoila, about 0
o'clock Wednesday evening when ho
wns struck by tho locomotive on the
Seaside train. He was thrown several j
feet Into tho air. and all tick on his
head In the liven. 'On bolng taken to.
the hospital It was found that two of
his libs wero broken, and his collar
bone fractured. Ono of tho ribs had
penetiatod his lungs. Ills loft hip and
leg wore also badly fractured. There
Is little hopo or lils recovery.
The Board or Control nt Olympln,
Wash., has ndvcitlsed for MOO bales
of Jute of tho sumo brand used Inst
year. This Ik S00 moro bales than
called for then. About -100,000 more
sacks wero mndo tills year than tho
year previous. Tho bids aro to be
opened August 22d, and tho cost of
tho jute bought, which comes from
Calcutta, India, will amount to nbout
$ 17.000.
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POLITICS
IN THE
SOUTH
A Dastardly
Crime
Foit Worth. Tox., Aug. 7. C. Diaz,
a Mexican criminally assaulted a wo
man near Kaglo Pass, Tuesday. Hor
two smnll chlldron screamed and
wero shot dead before tho eyes of tho
mother. When n posse attempted tho
man's arrest, one mun wns killed.
Car Tie-up
Continues
Now Haven, Conn., Aug. 7. The
street enr strlko continues, and tho
tle-un is comnlotp. Tho mnjoilty of
the people sympathize with the strlk
ers, who aro threatened with tho ex
Unction of tholr union.
LANE
Form
COUNTY
J0WANS
An Organization At
Eugene
lundred and Fifty
Deputies
cans solzed tho bnllot box nnd con
ducted the olectlon. Tho blttorost reel
ing prevails.
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Morgan's Shipping Combine.
Belfast. Aug. 7. A high authoilty
states that the contract between tho
Morgan shipping trust nnd tho admi
ralty has iow been accomplished. Tho
first vessel built by tho combine, Cor
Inthlo, has boon chartered by tho gov
ernment. O" '
Both Parties Arc Fighting for
Supremacy
And Injunction Suits. Galore
Are On Tap: .
loxvllle. Tenn.. Allir. 7. -Ryplfn.,
motlt ran high today ovor tho election.
SoVoral Republicans secured n manda
tory Injunction last night bororo Judge
HlQka ngnlnst several Democrats, In
cluding Judgo Snoed and Shorlff Fox.
At (midnight n number of prominent
Dofuocrnts chnrtered a speclnl and
wont to Athoim after Judgo Allen, and
returned with htm. A counter Injunc
tion will bo naked for. Fox has 150
doputles. All available firearms have
been sold eat ly In the woek.
Within hair nn hour or Its dismis
sal another writ of prohibition, return
able Saturday, was Issued on 'tho appli
cation or J. U. McMurdy, who obJcetB
to' tho trlnl on tho grounds or tho tax
payers' Interests. This is tho third
writ.
Judge Allen hns dissolved Hick's In
junction. Tho pools woro Into In op
ening. Two years ago tho Itepubll-
BURNED
TO A
WILL BE
BROUGHT
HERE
CRISP
Horrible Fate of Man and Wife
and Three Children
Body Will Reach Sa
lem Friday
Citizens Protest At IPublic
Exhibition of Remains
Governor Has Been Appealed
to in the Alatter
i
Stockton, Cal.. Aug. 7. Leo Wilder,
wlfo and threo children woro burned
to donth nt their country homo, near
tho village of 13lllott, this county.
Tuesdny night. Wilder nnd bis fam
ily retired for the night nt any enrly
hour. Some tlmo during tho night
their homo caught firo, presumably
from a defective Hue. Being of wood,
nnd vory dry, tho dwelling wns soon
a mnss of (lames, and they wore
burned like rats In a trap. No one
went to tho scone of the lire, which
was a mile from town, until Wodnos
dny morning, when tho bodies of the
entire family woro found burned to u
crisp.
Will Not Be Exhibited;
Superintendent Lee, p the Btafe
prison, announces that tho body of
Tracy will not bo publicly exhibited at
the morgue upon its arrival In this
city, as was imposed. This action la
tnkon, In view of tho fact that any
public exhibition of the remains has
been vigorously protested against by
tho prominent cithons of tho city, in
cluding the circuit nnd supreme
judges. Mr. Leo has stated that the
body, upon Its arrival here, will be
convoyed directly to tho penitentiary
whoro, aftor It has been satisfactorily
Identified, it will bo Interred In the
prison burying grounds.
Uraws Curious Crowd.
Spokane, Aug. 7. Tracy's body has
been embalmed, and Is being viewed
by hundreds of people at Davenport.
When the Inquest Is completed It will
be taken to Salnm for burial.
II. A. Johnson, Hsq., dupnrtod for
Nowpoit today, to visit his wlfo and
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Williamson,
who have boon nt tjint place since tho
middle of July.
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Affairs of all
Nations
Tho Kugono Register has the follow
ing account of tho mooting to observe
Iowa day In Lnno ceunty:
HnthushiBtlc "natives" of tho "Hawk-
oyo state mot in tne isiihi parii ui i
p. in, yesterday, and formerly merged
thomsolvos Into an "Iowa Association."
Objects and nlms of the organization.
iib set forth, nro to promote the social
rolntlons or Its members, and to ex-J
tend n wolcomo to homo-seekers from
tholr nntlve stnte. Aftor electing C J.
Dodd nnd 13 F. Chapman tompornry
chalrmnn nnd secretnry, respectively,
business of tho mooting was carried i
forward with dispatch. j
Thp election of permanent olllcors
resulted ns follews: 13. F. Chnpmun.
preBldont; J. T. Rowland, first vice-,
prosldont; Warren Brown, secretnry; '
miss Kim Travis, treusuror. - ii. u Two Engineers and Seven La-
Russia Is desirous of a renewal of the commercial treaty with
Germany.
Barcelona Is surrounded by revolutionists; they demand complete
surrender.
Dress rehearsals fqr the coronation ceremony are being held In
Westminster abbey.
Members In the British House of Commons criticise the govern
ment policy In Europe and China.
Serious complications have arisen In Panama, which may result In
a call to the United States to protect British interests there.
U. S. Tariff Commissioner Shanetta reports that Chinese are
oppressed to the verge of penury by government taxation.
The U. S, government Is chagrined to find that the Philippine friars
had disposed of all their holdings before the American occupation.
Baroness Von Angenau, a noted Austrian Philanthropist, was
seized with a (It while bathing In the Bangor baths, In Wales, today
and was drowned.
An official bulletin Issued this morning says King Edward bore the
Journey to London without the least fatigue; passed a good night, and
is In Improved health, and the wound Is practically healed.
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WORK
TRAIN
WRECKED
Rann wbh appointed vlco-prosldent for
North, Junction precinct; C. J. Dodd
for Springfield; James HlggliiH and
Charles Dlckorson for South Junction,
nnd John Butler for Richardson.
F. A. Rankin, chalrmnn or tho com-
borers Killed
Chluigo, III.. Aug. 7.--At 1.20 o'clock
yostorday afternoon a work train and
a frolght train collided on tho Omaha
division of tho St. I'nul. eight miles
ASIATIC
CHOLERA
VICTIMS
'Soldiers Meet Death From
Cholera in Philippines
(Jovernor door was this moriilng ad
vised by (lovarnor MeBrlde. of Wash
ington, that the body of Tracy would
be shipped direct fioin Davenport to
Snlem, nnd It Is oxpected that tho re
mains will arrive In this city Friday
morning.
Governor (leer has snld that the men
comprising tho posse surrounding Tra
cy aro entitled to tho rownrd offered
by tho state, slnco they wore the
cause of the convict committing sui
cide. In view or this fnct, tho gov
ernor holds that the men nro as much
to be credited with the death of tho
desperado ns If they had killed him di
rectly. In discussing tho matter of the ro
wnrd, and tho possible- controversy
that will attend Its disbursement, Su
porlntendout Leo said ho wns In hopes
the Washington claimants 61 tho re
ward would solid an ngont to Orogon
to nccopt the reward monoy from tho
stnte, and then decide upon the tonus
of Its distribution by arbitration or In
tho courts. This plan would relieve
the people of this state of a probable
protracted controversy ovor tho di
vision of $1500.
Several of the prominent cltlzona of
this city hnve telegraphed Governor
(leer, who Is on routo to Medford,
against tho public exhibition of the
body of Trncy In Salem. Two largely
signed protesting telegrams havo al
ready forwarded to tho chief oxceti
live, of which the following Is one:
(Jovernor T. T. (leer,
On Train nt Medferd:
We respectfully, but earnestly, pro
test against public exhibition of Tra
cy's body In this ,qlty, as subBorslvo of
public morals and decency. N. J. Ju
dah, Henry II.' Thloluqti, Claud (latch,
A. Bush. W. F. Boothby, O. 11. Oray,
C A. dray and J. II. Albert.
Tho liundrodB of friends of tho three
murdered gunids nnd tholr buroavod
rnmlllos have no fooling or sympathy
for Trncy. Mrs. Frank B. Forroll, wlfo
or ono or the murdered guards, Is
again seriously III nt hor homo In this
dty. Hur Illness nt this time Is of a
moro serious nnturo thnn at any tlmo
during her continued Indisposition
since the death of hor husband.
Tho Goldfinch boy who carried tho
news of Tracy's presence nt tho Kddy
iiirm Is certainly ontjthid to full con
sideration In tho division of tho Trn
cy toward. Up directed tho olllcors to
where tho outlaw was mjorutod, und
did It nailer throat of death from Tra
cy, when those officials woro entirely
on tin. track as to his whereabouts.
Ho Is a young hero, and shonld bo re
membered In tho division of the spoils
Proceeds to Ingram,
Tho suggestion lu made Hint thou
Big Damage Done.
Donvor, Aug. 7. Cloudbursts and
heavy rains. In a few hours yeatorday,
damaged tho Rio Grande and Colorado
Midland railroads to the extent, of
$100,000 nnd possibly more. Seven
bridges nro gone on tho Rio Grande
and many mltcs of track washed out
In different places. On tho Colorado
Midland, threo bridges wore destroyed
and tho track Inundated or washed
out between Mnnltou and Cascnde.
Tho Rio Grande westbound trains
arc running to Colorado Springs over
the Rio Grando tracks, thence over
tho Cripple Creek lino to Orlpplo
Crook, ovor tho Midland Terminal to
Divide, and thonco ovor tho Colorado
Midland to Loadvlllo. Tho Bn'mo route
Is used returning, Tho Colorado Mid
land trains aro running by tho same
route.
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FOR TAMMANY LEADERSHIP.
Devery's Campaign One of the Opera
Bouffe Variety.
(Journal's News Loiter.)
It will not do to make light of ox-
Chlof of Pollco Devery's campaign for
tho Ninth assembly district. His cam
paign Is Indeed of tho "opera bouffo"
variety, but It mny win, novortholess.
If ho curries tho district, Dovcry will
become a powor In Now York politics,
nnd It Is bollovcd that his contest for
tho leadership in this district Is only
n prollfnlnnry to a contest for the lead
ership of tho ontlro Tammany organi
zation. Devery's campaign certainly
hns Its humorous nnd picturesque
features, but It also has a serious an
pect. For It is eHsentlnlly a cam
paign of "grafts," and Is most demor
alizing In Jts effects. Direct bribery
of voters would bo scarcely loss so.
If Dovory should become a leader of
Tammany, ho would ho almost ns dan
geroiiB'ns Croker In his beat dnys.
mltteo appointed to secure a mooting west )f uh)(u8( ,( h,K )0t
place, repoHod having obtained tho ru- w ,1llnUy H wo B0VHI1
fusal or too city nan, pnivniuiK mm- . . ,,, ,... , ini.onirH.
ho choson that will not conlllct with wq j jK Fn(m nf()rinutl0ll ,
mootlngB concerning tho municipality. rn n,,,.,,,,,,,., omi.0, It,
F. A. Rankin, II. J. Lnnkln and J. S. . . . .
Stiles woro appointed n committee to (f c-on,luotor CrnK 8tnrtd wet from ' cord 10 deaths, nnd tho Ninth Cavulry. inutile of the prison walls nt the time
revise the constitution nun uy-iuwa in uho(loH wnnout orders. J 12. I Tracy anil Meruit iimuu wifir n
moim mk'hhi.
Wellington, Aug. 7. Another long
list (if soldiers who havo died of Asi
atic cholera In tho Fhlllppldiw was ro
colvoil by tho war department from
Commander Chafree. It contains 32 hiuiiIh of peoplo will want to boo tho
... . iltmil convict, and If his body Is oxbib-
name nnd covers ft period of only two Lum fee should bo
weeks. The organizations suffering , w ..,,,, Krt t0 Krnnk
most aro tho Second Infantry, who ro- nK,,UUi wj1(, i(Mt his leg In the battle
the association and to obtain nn audi
onto with the carnival board, with n
view to extending tho carnival one
more day. to be doslgnntud as "Iowa
Day," festivities of the day to he con
ducted by the Iowans. Tboie beliiK
no further business, tho association
ndjournod to meet pursuant to the call
of the chairman j
EXCURSION
SALEM TO
NEWPORT
A Cyclone's Blighting Work.
Wilmington, N. C, Aug. 7. A cy
clone passed over Carolina Beach, 1C
miles below hero, last night, and bloiv
down tho pavilion, Injuring 1C peoplo,
some probnbly fatally.
Excursion to Newport, Sunday, Au
gust 10thJ J2.50 for round trip, Includ
ing passage across the bay. Train
leaves Salem at 8:00 a. m. No trans
fer at Albany. Seven hours at ths
beach.
mi ii iiiiiiiiiMM Miimw oam
Fresh. ToDay
A carload of
Watermelons
At wholesale and retail.
AT-
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Zinrf s
COAL MINES ARE RUINED
A Loss of Millions In the
Shenandoah Attain? District
i 1....1. it,. aii 7 Wllllnm milru nnvwhore (.rom one to
miuiiiiiiiHiuii. , .. - ,-"--- . .
t5l9Ut8 St-, PilOflo 2874.
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four
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Stuln. state mine Inspector for the , months to cimtr mem i ii .. (
ai....i,.n, rif.n niinnuncoH that make renalrs. He sold the (iverne
miigiiunin'itii avf?i
fiv ,,iiiHri iimier his Jurisdiction,' time would be about two mourns.
V ,lH.W.w w .
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u,i.ii, i..,v .... (Mtlinnted tola value The aiianiioiiniuiii i "" ' "'
or 1800.000, hnve been rendered use-; IIhi lee will conill 0K miners to
loss by reason of being Hooded, and seek employment In other purts of the
have been permanently abandoned by' region, and they may have trouble l
the companies ownl.i them. Four of finding It If the thousand- '"'
them-Bear Run, !t Beer Ridge, have left tho region during the strike
Kohlnoor and Preston No. belong should return.
i, ii. I'hilmlelnhla & Reading Coal &
Will Finn tft thf Seaside On r.,,u nmmuinv. and he place their Shenandoah.
i'u..
Aug. 7.-The ;
Nftv Ctmrfau Nnrnlntr value about JKW.oou each. The oth- strike situation this inoriiliijf to linjr-. ;;
NeXt Sunday NOrning l!!",,11.,.. lMVinw. otm Heally unchanged. TH. lliwnlrly -I ..
by the Siafter t-tate. of IWUvfll. m.nt ha .... Inlw ;;
I On next Sunday morning tu and ahw repreeenu aoom mm. ....-. ,. '" ' M I
Southern Pacific Company will rim Mr. Stein say that out of the IB I Clonal surrender 1. 1 Ui. J
Ian excursion through from Salem to ,,.., hie dlstrM. only 1 1 are In ,i ,.... J J ...
d return; leaving wiiem ai condition for immeuim u(wm.. ; ; ,..-- :'"-,., ,,, i,
the strike were endwl. The others are joini meuwuis - ""
In such a condition that It would re- held today.
THK THKRMOMETKIt IS LOW
in tbo kitchen, always when gas is
ofed for coeklng. Aud yoo don't
havo to worry over the rie in the
price of wood. It is the fuel par
excellence in the warm weather,
no best ne aiihes. iro diit no dost.
Instead, toss fort, cnvenler.ee,
clcanllnrM, e-eanamy. Gas stoves
nod ranges of every tie ami stile
eapplted by the Salem Os Ught
Owpany at lowest prices
SALEM GAS LIGUT CO.
. . ... A ( -- fta Oft
5 Photitt Boa. oncniMBwi -
Nviiort an
i, o'clock a. m., returning, leave New
port at 6.JU p in., arriving In Salem at
lo &o p m. No change of cars at Al
bany, thus giving the excHnrtonlst
seven long bourn at tne beach. The
Salem Military band will be on the
train and furnish an attraetlv musical
urogram. The rare for the round trl
on this occasion will be 1M, UllB In
cludes steamer passage aero the bay.
Fur further Information apply to aget
at Salem freight and jwHr defwt.
POLITICS AT OYSTER BAY
President Roosevelt Entertains a
Number of Distlniulsned Quests
Priie Winners.
If you wwiW eRloy yourself. awwke
Our CfcampkM" S-cent cigars arh
one i prize Made in Salem
Oeyter ltey. Aug. 7. President
Ruosevelt reUiiiMMl hwe R the Sylph
early this maralnc Thto afternoon he
will ejitertaln at luncheon Senator
SUtwarL of Nebraska, and Senator
Piatt, of New York; ex Senator Lough-
Hn. of Buffalo; Koprtmoutallve Ove
street and Sherman Llttauor; (loneral
Olarkson, of New York, ami Hdtor
dark, of the Hartford ffliy CouranLJ
when the fall campaign will ne die
cussed.
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16.00 smIUi for
10.10 twite for
17.5ii suits for
18.M suit fur
8iW suits for
: Special Sale of Men's Hats.
Our entire line of men's hats In
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