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Y"V T-v-rflWT-- -a nr-fTOMH 'piPH!1!1 I I DAILY CAEITAli JOOTOTA SAXKM, OKaOOV, FRIDAY, APRIL 27, MM. t p "Tnf ''BPB'TWWWk, tpww'riir'',T?r!in,g(r1'' TWwr-T,vfi((pv rr7 r i U t-'m H V !. , ,i ' 1 yi l u u P: SPECIAL Sattifcfay Sale ON Every C. E. & Co. Feather Pillow has attached the Emmerich Guarantee Certificate and insurance policy guaranteeing the pillow to be filled with feathers which have been thoroughly cured, cleansed and purified. Insures the purchaser entire pillow satisfaction or a new pillow. BUREN & HAMILTON WHAT PRATUM SENT Names of Those Who Con tributed a Carload from the Little Town North School Forfeits Initial Dame. Tho first of tho reries of baseball games played between the team of the Grammar School league was scheduled to be pulled off on tho Woolen Mills diamond at 4: 15 yesterday afternoon. When tho time came to call the game tbo aggregation from the North school, for some unknown reason, was conspic uous1 by its absence, while tho Yew Fork team was eager and ready for the fray. According to tho rules governing tho league, Umpire "Jack" Gamble announced that the North school had forfeited the game by failing to ap pear on tho diamond at the agreed tltnc. SMITH COMES SOUTH Baseball Today. THs afternoon the Chemawa team will cross bats with the Willamette University nine on the diamond at the Indian school. Dame rumor has it that tho Chemawaa are going to do things to their friends of the "Old Methodut 17." The Willamette are also confident of victory, and a great contest Is thus expected when tho players meet. A goodly number from this city have sig nified their Intention to witness the game. j n A Lucky Postmistress. Is Mrs. Alexander of Cry, Me., who has found Dr. King's New LIfo Pills to be the best remedy she ever tried for keeping the stomach, liver and bowels in perfect order. You'll agree with her if you try these painless purifiers that infuse new life. Guaranteed by J. C. Perry, druggist. Price 25c. ' - a Colonist Rates Commencing February 15th, and Continuing datlr tn tnit InnltiMnr Aprfl 7th, and from September loth until October 31, 1900, colonist tick ota will bo eold from the East to all points on Oregon linos via, Portland. Following rates from Omaha. Nob.. $26; Council Bluffs, la., $25; Kansas City, Mo., $25; Denver. Colo.; $25; Bt, Joseph, Mo.. $25; St. Louis, Mo, $30; Chicago, III., $33. If you desiro you can mako deposit with agents and ticket will be furnished your frlonds In the Kaat A. L. CRAIO, td Gonoral Passenger Agent We Don't Really Need Him, But the Sheriff Would Like to See Him r Bice, Stege & Ott, 2S sacks potatoes K. J. Janz, 5 sacks potatoes. John Jones, 25 sacks potatoes. . J. A. Pickens. 2 sacks potatoes. Mrs. Ktssline. 17 sacks notatoes. Cbas. Janz, 6 sacks potatoes. D. Klein, 6 sacks potatoes. Ole Sandehl, 5 sacks potatoes.' Mr. Shuts, 7 sacks potatoes. J. Jones, 6 sacks flour. 1 Mr. Both, 12 sacks potatoes. Geo, Schaap, 10 sacks potatoes. Gerig Bros., 9 sacks potatoes. A friend, 3 sacks potatoes. Mrs. Emery, 2 sacks potatoes. Mrs. Cranston, 5 sacks flour. W. B. McAllister, 4 sacks flour. DeVries Sc Son, 6 sacks potatoe. Fred DeVries, 6 sacks potatoes. Henry Gruesmg, 6 sacks potatoes. 3Ir. Lankn. 2 sacks potatoes. Grover Simmons, 10 sacks potatoes. Geo. Anderson, S sacks potatoes. "Webster Smith, 10 sacks potatoes. J. Perry, 6 sacks potatoes. W. Deart, 4 sacks potatoes. A. Tweed, 5 sacks potatoes. J. X. Miller, 6 sacks potatoes. A. Ash, 10 sacks potatoes. C. C. Wcnger, 4 sacks potatoes! Abe Steffio, 5 sacks potatoes. Pete Steffin, 5 sacks potatoes. A. Jerman, 11 sacks potatoes. J. Miller, 5 sacks potatoes. Rudolph Lien, 2 sacks potatoes. L. C. Griflith, 2 shoulders meat. Car shipped" from Pratum April 16 c SOME OF OREGON'S GIFTS He Oregon City, April 27. Outlaw Frank Smith Is working southward. Officers believo tho murderer of Night Watch man George J. Hanion is nearing the Marion county line, and a close watch is being kept in the southern Dart of Clackamas county. The bandit is well artne4 and desperate, and it is known that he will not yield to arrest without a fight. Those who know Smith de clare he ds nervy, and would not hesi tate, to commit a dozen murders to es cape. The prico on the bandit's head was increased to $500 this morning, the county duplicating tho reward of 250 oiiered by the city. As yet there is no organized posse in the field, but every oiow has been quick ly run down soon as reported. The oilieem Hre mw planning to form a hmo and get on the murderer's trail with all diHmiteh. They expect that Smith will bo driven by hunger soon to commit rolbory, ami when such an oeeurreneo is reported deputies will be rushed to tfaeeene. lias Friends In Salem. It in bolievfrd thai Smith line frln.? in SiIhiij. and that if he onco reaches that vieinity he will be in comparative safety, ns he can bo kept in hiding un til the excitement blows over. Smith must experience much more iWrtieulty in taking, care of himself in ' the open thnn did Hurry Tracy, be cause tho weather is now damp and dis agreeable, whllo it was early in the Miimmor when Tracy escaped. Traey found berries and vegetables in every garden, while Smith must steal from houses or stores every bite of food he obtnins. STATE NEWS The Dalles Six carloads of flour, po- Itatc-es, rice, clothing, etc. Sakju Four carloads or poiaioes, floor, bread and other provisions. Shaw Carload provisions. Pratum Carload provisions. Astoria Two carloads canned sal mon. Corrallis Carload of flour, bacon, ess potatoes and oreao. Union Carload flour and carloaJ provisions, clothing, blankets and cook ing utensils. Koseburg Carload provisions, bread clothing and bedding. Hillsboro Carload general pro visions, evaporated cream, bedding anJ clothing. Oregon Grove Carload of provision. Ashland Car of foodstuffs. Klamath Falls Car of flour, car of cattle. MeMinnville Car of provisions. Forest Grove Two cars of flour aud potatoes. Marshficld Two steamer loach of all sorts of provisions. Aurora Carload of potatoes. Hood River Carload potatoes, blan kets and bedding. Albany Two carloads provisions and bedding. Monmouth Carload of potatoes. Medford Carload of supplies. Jacksonville Two cars of supplies. Glendnle Carload of provisions.. La Grande Three carloads potatoes and flour. Island City Carload of provision's. !4Hk BflHBBSlBaaasiaaM I giltf mmMmSm ' eBSfe Clothes wear as rrp.li they look-and theres style in every nne quality in every thread, The Bell System Springy Summer styles show the verr newest fashions for tnenaaj boys the most attractirj and best-wearing: fabrics at reasonable price, fi. Bell System clothes wil any form. Tip Riirp fr ipa4. i.i w macu fle 5ell bystem garments bef making- your selection. Designed and made by Stern, Lauer, Shohl & Co., Clncinni,0 BOLD av Jos. Meyers & Sons The Coos Bay mattress factory is temporarily out of business on account of being unable to ship any of their product. Miss Margaret Hargrove, one of the most popular young ladies of Ashland. died at her home there Saturday even ing or beart failure. Cures Coughs and Colds. Mrs. C. Peterson, 25 Lake St., To- Deka. Eas.. savs "Of all con eh rem edies Ballard's Horehound Syrup is my favorite; it has done and will do all that is claimed for it to speedily euro all coughs and colds and It is so tweet and pleasant to the taste. Sold by D. J. Fry. o X-RAYS Supt, Geo. "VV. Jones wouldn't make a bad chairman to manage' the coming congressional campaign. 2 ever were the crop prospects so good in Oregon for farmers and poli ticians alike. o Wfif Fa HoMrlBsi Treat for tho Firemen. Tho firemen enjoyed a splendid treat given them by Sherman W. Thompson, at ono of the local restaurants last evening. The affair was in recognition lf tliA arilpnfMA vrnrlr n. i lu& fira The Republican cenSral committee deoartment at the rarent Moajmr fi nn of Linn county met and organized 1 nnnrt cfrt ir)ii.t mirrhf y,na ,,.a.i " rt - ww.BB TbM M b. A k J 4 T l 11 U U U o TOTmL. It WaJ Yen Raw Atari BcjU iwitit llIUBiYraHjwAJir! TUB BANK JIAB1T. , Tossibly you who read this have never kept a bank account. If not, let us suggest that you try the ex. perlment. You will find It helpful In many ways, Aside from the fact that your money will b safe from theft asd ire, such a habit tends to thrift, utunr. illiMnlln .i . raneral uairatandinsr ef )!iin. 'principles, all ef which are etsta--ilal to suocmm. It also affords a emveaUat method for the pay. iusat of bills; aad, at the cheek are always preved aid retura to ,VWi. thsr sarva a rnla tnr ti fawawata p-ild. Slem State Bank Wednesday afternoon, and prepared the work of tho campaign. J. S. Van Winkle was elected chairman for the year, and W. L. Marks secretary. Tho Albany baseball club has organ ized with Carter Lee an captain. They play their first game Sunday against tne balem team. Erb Schultz and Car ter Leo will bo the Albany battery, while Jones and Garvin aro for Salem. E. Wright, a boy about 20 years old, who tays his homo is in Sa'n Fran cisco, fell off the southbound passencer train at Eugene Wednesday, and was severely injured. Htj is being cared for at a Kugeno hospital, lie was ridini? the blind baggage. exceedingly dangerous to the neighbor hood. It has caused more laughs and dried more tears, wiped away diseases and driven away more fears than any oth er medicine in the world. Hollister's Bocky Mountain- Tea. 35 cents, tea or tablets. Dr. Stone's drug store. L. JC PAGE, PrMfefeat K.W. HAZARD. Caattw Sheriff Culver, Deputy Minto and D. W. Gibson did not locate Smith, the murderer, at.Gervuis yesterday after noon. Tho suspect proved to be a re cent arrival from San Francisco. anJ did not anAwer tho description of the mn wunteil. Tho individual had beon as far l'ortland in search of work. but uot finding it there ho decided to return soutn with the expectation of finding employment in tho Lop fields. The inan did not carry a gun, as first reported. It is Konerallv believed that Rmtt is traveling to the souih. The local poilco aro watching every train and taking precautions to not "have the as aln escape, if onco identified. lato last evening Sheriff Culver re ceived word tbst Smith had been re- parted t havo been seen noar Mt. An gel. Mr. Culver left on th moniliti train for Mt. Angel, where ho will be assisted la the man hunt by Sheriff Shaver, of Oregon Qity. Before going Sheriff Culver haA Mrnul n . ... tioned to keep a aharp lookout oa the roada leading In and out of lit. Angel, tint tho wijvlerlBs of th Ruif.b.w JuigUt bo traed to ImUh, Xt Wao4 burn the city ottelaU ar o!b trnaJ, every train, and making & thorough varcu tor me muriierr. Eoso to the Occasion. An editor who went on- a vacation left a minister in charge of his pape', A day or two later a letter camo from a itubscriber which read: "You know d d well I paid for my subscription tho last time I was in your town, and if I get any moro lotters fromyou I'll como down awl maul h I out of vou." Tho preacher answered: "I have been trw'ng to maul that thine out of thu editor for years, and if you really oomo down and maul it out of him. then, my doar sir, I havo 20 members of my church' you can operate on." Woman Who Crossod Africa. Lon.on, April 27. Miss Marv Hall. who has just arrived here, is the only woman wno Das ever made tho com plete journey from one end of Xft'ten to-, the other. She started at Chlnde. on the coast of Portuguese East Africa In June of last year and reached Cairn about eix weeks ago. She had pre viously journeyed from the cape to Vic toria Falls. During the whole of the nine months' journey aho had a sruard of only 30 negroes. For wecka at a time she saw bo whito men, and had to subsist on jam rice, cornilour, porridge and cocoa She crossed districts where no white woman and only two white man had ever travelled. She was carried in hnnunocks by reliefs of four and- for sevoral weelis travelled1 up rivers in rowboats, camping out on the banks at night. Often on pitching camp she heard lions and hippopotami all around W aad ahe ad her guards build Area all arouM her tent, Oaly once, when near the border of German West Af. rjea, did the have trouble with the na tives, a that only m account of tha fclgh-haade actio of two German n1. dlers, who had Ima detailed! a her es Cut His Thumb. M. P. Dennis, of .East State street, whllo engaged in tho laudable but strenuous and excusablo job of chopp ing wood yestcrady, cut a gah in lm thumb that required mendine with a noodle and thread, and doctors, when they act, or tailors, como high, p Filed His Bend. Postmaster-elect Squire Farrar has sent his boJ to Washington, D. C, . 'ciiioi, uo uaj uppoiuta nis I nephow, John H. Farrar, who has been to tno postal service for some years ' as deputy. o Mania go Licenses. Frank A. Zimmerman and Amelia Sitter, both of Sublimity, and Chester J. Daniel and Lizzie Timm. both of Salem, were granted" licenses to wed yesterday. A Fleasant Way to Travel. The above is the usual verdict of tho traveler using the Missouri Pacific railway between the Pacific coast and the east, and we believo that the aerr. ice and accommodations oiven merit this statement. From Denver. Colors.. do Springs and DenVer there are two through trains daily to Kansas Citr and St. Louis, carrying Pullman ' lat est standard electric-lighted sleeping cars, chair cars and up-to-datu dining cars. The came excellont sArtrioa operated from Kansas Citv and Rf Louis to Memphis, Little Bock and Hot Springs. If yon are coine east or south, write for particulars and full in formation. W. C. MBBIDE, Gen. Agt, 124 Third St. Portland, Ore, Fishermen Come Paul Hauser, one of Saleai'1 pert fishermen, returned lu fJ trom the Siletz country, wIk,),, several days with a fislingjey though it was cold and bm for tho fishermen, it was ma&.t for tho fish, as hundreds of tltEjl beauties were captured. The! caught was a salmon trout 15bJ length. If health is wealth and mniJ For so the proverb run!, A fortune you mav plainly it, In taking Rockv Moantiii la , Dr. Stone's drug store. Liberty Store! FOB YOUB HEKS Oyster shells, Oil meal, Bone meal, Shorts, Bras, and Wheat Alwavs on hand. Shorts '. Ml Bran 'M .Per Sack. L W.SMITH, M Men's $3 Shoes! BUI Kye's Idea. Bill Xyo says: A man may use the the wart on the back of his neck for a collar button; rido on tho back coach of a train to save interest on his money until tbo conductor comes around; stop his watch at night to save wear; leave his "l or "t" without a dot or cross to SJivo ink; pasture his mother's grave (o eavo corn; but a man of this kind is a gentleman and a scholar compared to a man who will tako a newspaper and when asked to pay for it, puts it pack ia the postomce and has it marked refused." NO WOMAN O&a keep up her ambition If she is weak and delicate. Sickness brings on worry, discontent and the "blues." Every such sufferer should know that J if sho would oaly commence taking HOSTETTEJEVS STOMACH BITTERS At oace, good health, ImbjbImm and contentment will be her sura reward. For M yMM it has bees atrsctkelg weak: systems aad curing Crmas, Veta Htatf. Sevakaak Tktr SmOb. fa. U&m, Dm. syria wr OmMtmmm. Don't torn away"Three Dollars won't by good pair of Men's Shoes." IT WILL! WE CAN PROVE IT. We have soch jyood leathefs a Vlcl Kid, Va iau, latent Colt and Gen Metal Calf pat Into out i dollar Shoes. If yoa will stfve out Thru Dnffar Shoes a tfkt1 bcHeve yoo'll get better ralae for yotst money thal expected. SALEM'S BIG SHOE STORE OREGON SHOE COMPANY THE SHOERS STALLION Tidal Wave far w "Will remain two or three seasons at the Fair Grounds, Orego, " erviea or wires. Examine carefully hia breeding; examine w- - . dividaalj examUe his raeiag qualitlea before chaoslag a stallloa i mare The If y0B find fault with Mm the expense you have h - nu. raimiw pua oj ih owner, jikn i - jy U famkkftd Sm4 partura free of charge. 3a tare and aoti give te prevMt aideat, bat will net be Tef awiWe huli ". Fwr tk tMmiHM f ewaera af mares TD3AL WAVE wHl 0 I"31"1" atawky aad gufevs f Mh wsk. & sTie tha JG f iM.-wkli m1 .rv. V. .. .j,i a. V : m. cort. Try a bottle. 3v U.