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SOUTH METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Church Did Not Have Its Foundation
in Slavery.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 30.-After the open
ing services of the NJ. f. Church South con-
ference this forenoon. consideration of Qnes-
tion 20 was resumed and the following
preachers read their reports and their char
acters were passed: p. T. Page, =. n.
Biankenship, a. n. Walters, Jesse Wood,
NJ. j. Cough, j. c. Pendergrast. A. Odon,
D. T. Hyden, T. II. Il. Anderson, ii. Neale,
I. \. Goulder R. A. SawrIe, G. H. Nawton,
). u Johnson. j. Hedgpeth, d. NJ. Rice B.
Ii. Russell. B. c. Howard.
Is. j. Waugh was announced as trans
Ter from the New Mexico conference. He
was continued in the class Of the first year.
The names of NJ. Ii. Newton, j. GruwelI,
ID. NJ. Ri Q. B. Ii. Kussel and B. C. How
ard were referred to the committee on con-
terence relations.
When the names of the superannuated
preachers were called B. ii. Russell, who
has been forty years in the itinerary. made
some remarks expressing his joys and hopes.
The preachers and the people flocked about
him TO shake his hand and large and
spontaneous collection was made for his
benefit Another old man. ID. Nj. Rice, was
said 10 have suffered severe accident dur
ing the year and to be In need. Dollars
fell thick and fast on the table for his
benefit.
MIS- I1dyNOOI. Wle OI TIE pIeSluiUS
Bishop, ana who has been invalid during
the greater part of the past year, in very
affecting words told of her appreciation of
the many expressions of sympathy re-
ceiyed, and her confidence that her recovery
was due largely to the earnest prayers in
her behalf
Yep Millington and j. r. Compton, who
have finished their second year and passed
an approved examination. were called be-
fore the altar. where the Bishop addressed
them in very interesting manner and at
some length. touching the great importance
and responsibilities of the work and life
they we're about TO enter upon. Disciplinary
vows of ministry were then assumed by
them, and by vote of conference they
were admitted into full connection.
At the afternoon session various pastors
reported the condition of their charges.
which were generally encouraging. One
preacher however. asked to be discharged.
and Bishop Hayg0od read him a lecture,
conteDding that no worker in the Lords
vineyard should ever allow himself to be
discouraged.
Rev. j. G. Simmons spoke at length in
regard to the alIusiun often made to the
nj. L. Church South of having been founded
on slavery, holding that the records did not
sustain the charge. Ali the local pulpits
will be occupied on Sunday by members OF
the conference
The anniversary of the Mission Society
was held tonight. DR. l. G. John OF Nash
Vile, Tenn, corresponding secretary of the
board of missions, addressed the meeting
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TERSE TALES OF THE TOWN.

Tie hall OF C. Murray. under Indictment for
counterfeting, WAS yesterday reduced from
$4,000 TO $4,000.
0Ilif Vose. arrested in Oiland on March 81
last on a charge OF passing counterfeit money,
was convicted In The United States District
Court yesterday.
John Ryan and Thomas Quill, young roughs
who created dlstufDa at a Salvall ion Army
meeting. were convicted Yesterday. They were
each sentenced 10 thirty days imprisonment IN
the House OF Correction.
Chapter OF 81. Johns Episcopal Church under
the direction OF Henry hiIke White Jr IN the
1uiiu Hail on Julian avenue. Fifteenth street,
near valencia, on Tuesday evening next
The United States Grand Jury iadlcted
Ihomas X. Cramer yesterday. He is the boy
VINO was detected opening letters and abstract
ing the contents In the Office OF Supern endent
pany.
Internal Revenue Inspector Cauudan aud
Deputy Collectors Jones' Borland BalIer and
naale er iaided The wasbDuuse OF Wee Lees
az oo5 Minna street yesterday Afternoon and
about $1,000. 'f'N''
The new City Hall Commissioners held short
meeting yesterday. After the salaries had been
n anuieo L. a: Williams notified the board Inat lie
REGISTRARS Office The matter of aceepiing the
Mo,n , Was iaid over, as the architect and super
ibtehuent nave not as yet been he ard from
An Lou, a b kee and All Fou were found
guilty IN the United States District Cont yester-
aaY OF manufacturing opium without having
nisu the necessary bonds. The defendants We're
each sentenced TO sixty days' jmprisonment.
Iley were arrested some weeks aro s.nring n
midnight raid at Hunters Point by narty OF
internal revenue officers.
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second. Jenny Hawthorne third. Best hme'
2:16b. c.ro n SOC
md. Erminie third. Best time. 213Es.
Tie free-for-all trOt. Rylandt won, Jack
second. Little Albert third. Charleston
sonrth' Time, 2:1lA-212A-2:l IL :l234-
o.11K-2:14A. All OF these heats were
sharply contested. w..
The 2:l4 trot, in which Belle Nara. waiter
f, SO Long, ST. Vincent and Matte ID par
ticipated, furnished the sensation oil the
day, Belle Vara, driven by Doble. gong 90 10
the head in the first heat and hoialng u
throughout, making the half in :o91a anu
the mile in 2:OSA. Walter e won the SUI
ceeding three heats: Nrthurst
The 2:17 race. Nellie, B won' Nu'huiS'
second. Best time, 2:12h.
PnsroN Sept. 30.-The last day OIL the
| uarse BREEDERS meeting at Mystic Park.
! seyeral horses lowered their records and
! Hsi Pointer was started to beat his record
of > :05A, but only made 2;07A
WICHITA, Kans., Sert. 30.-Bell Acton
! lowered the worlds yearling pacing record
| over a regulation trock here to-day to 2:2l a
| She is owned by E. ID. Gould OF Fullerton.
| Nebr. On Line to-day lowered the two-
year-old pacing record 10 2:l34
VERSAILLES. KY, Sept. So Mosanette s
| to-day lowered the four-year-old station
| record. trotting a mile in 2:112.
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A FERTILE SOIL.
lone shows What Brain, Muscle and
Sunshine Can Do.

lone shows What Brain, Muscle and
Sunshine Can Do.
lone. Sept 3U-The fourth day of the
fair opened with fine weather. A light rain
last night settled the dust adding much to
the comfort of the park people. The ladies
riding tournament came off late Yesterday,
resulting in the first prize being given to
Miss Lizzie Pardoe and the second prize to
Miss Mamie Moore. The stock parade to-
day, though not large, would compare well
with any in the State. a number OF fine
Holstein, Jersey and Durham bulls were
shown, also some splendid Norman and
Percheron stations and their haif-blood
issue. Altogether the stock exhibit was
very cTeditable. The pavilion show was a
success. and the fruit and grain from hill
and valley proved what soil, climate, brain
and muscle can do under the process of irri-
CATION and dry cultivation. Some especially
creditabIe exhibits from the pencil, brush
and needle Of local talent were made.
This afternoon the first race 4 trOtting
event, had for starters Little Me, Lady
Wilkes, Booth Barrett and Monarch.
Booth Barrett won. Best time. 2:J7.
In the second race, tTOtting, 2 40 class, the
starters were Administer, Mount DiablO
and LinwOOd. Linwood won. Best time,
2:32
Professor Dalrymple made another ascen-
sion TO-DAY. taking with him Mrs. Amelia
Parker OF West Point.
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ooatroot gate. and at 2 o'cloc
fmIiv ECO persons were on the i,io,, h", tho
track was in excellent conu's ,, - n Of
wind which was blowing haiu' in"u'
least two SECONDS siuW. ~ ~ oo,o sounded.
A. . o'clock promptly the gong souluce,,
"A AZ 7rom Morris. the worlds greates.
snrjnter, came out TO run llo yarus asaam;Sr
Goa by ManZanita. BiXby's last Iunntis Ids
horse Morris won easily in ia seeotlus. ..CS.
The inext event ee0 on Dupfees upf p Say stallion,
TaEinnav aud Willet's black PAGER. DIX
80 for purse of $500. Betting was ~
F'oT of The Santa Ana horse, ana ollkNoou
e"id fayorite in the poolbox at $40 10 % Ve1
5"re he first heat. The horses got on wen
t,00,ether in the first heat, the quarter oelns
reeched in ;3215, with Silk wood slightly IN
tie lead. The half was passed 10 40 a,
with Silkwuod two lengths ahead oI NC,
Kinney. Both horses were doing goou g
work, but WiAets horse came un9et ,,n vno
! wire first, winning the beat I'D Z;i4f, ny "a =
| Kinney a close secoad. TIE resuit, OF l,S sn,s
| i1aat lad lie effect OF raising SIX weSo 600
stock. and he sold in the poolbox loi ~
In the second heat they, stattea 1 wen yaoIv w.
eether. Silkwood paced alo"s NJ
.t,va,,s heing slightly IN the leaa; NC,
I1'rnay brnke twice badly, and " iIlets
hnr.e came under the wire first. WINNING
the heat in 2:l5%. ~.
The third neat WAS one OF the finest miles
| ever seen on the coast Dotn got Oh ToI''
and il was hard to pick the winner. Dur
fees horse kept his leet. but the pace was
loo fast for him ana SIlkw00d came unoel
the wire in PISA, with Mckinney toui
lengths behind. He won the race, Tue
nancy and a reputation for speed seluoh
excelled. The great horse never maze
skin. Both were driven by their owners
At least $4,000 changed hands on the TesuI
of the race, and Santa Anaus feel Jaoil"n
over the result of The great race.
The next race was tT0t I0r thIee- te 2',1a 90,
olds. mile and repeat, Win Eus", ,ar To.
mar and Riggs Laguha % So "a 80, ~
guna sold favorite in the pooIa; Shu ea "0N -
, Straight heats. Time, 200 anu Z :9z'
In the third race Of the day, hye-elghtn
of u mile dash for winners, SHERMAN MlI
night, Cases Lille Hayes and FORSTER
Began started Midnight SOLD favoTle j
the rooIs, and won the dash In l:lS, bogal
a close second. The race was good one.
T This closed what WAS probably one Oh th
: greatest days racing on the facinc Goa9 %
= this year. SilkwOod has proven IHa. Lo =, !
better than a 2:15 horse ana goes neA. W.
in a great free-for-all pace at Los AhHeie
against wildwood. the fastest pacen III Oh nj iii
? | coast There are plenty OF thoSo ""' W
0@I To- . n1orrow is the last day OIL What ma
! heen one OF the best meetings ever held oil
the coast Some very good notSeS are en
tered for these races.
The display of horticultural and agrl
cultural exhibits at the pavilion IS me AM
hundreds visit this part OF the talT ever
day. The third annual fair OF the 1hlrty
second Agricultural District mas Deeh
4 dPcided SuppHsS
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ENGLAND'S ACTION.


The Feeling in London Concerning the ssiz-
ure # Sealers
TORONTO. Sept. 30.-A cable from London
to the Telegram has the following: The
newspapers here comment freely upon the
attitude taken by the Ottawa authorities in
the matter Of the seizure of Canadian seal
ers. The Morning Chronicle remarks: The
Canadian Ministers find great deal TO say
to Ottawa journalists. regarding tie dis
patching to BeTing Sea OF a cruiser. 1t Will
not be out OF place TO remind them that
In dealing with such powerful European
power as Russia, il is not by any means the
part OF diplOmatist 10 say all he thinks.
The first duty Of the British cruiser sent
TO Bering Sea is to rescue destitute sealers.
Reprisal Is not intended. II it had been a
solitary cruiser would not by any means
have been chosen as the sole force sent to
sea by the British Government Lord Rose
berry IS clearly content to adopt the more
reasonable course of awaiting explanations
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NO FAITH In DOCTORS.
Man With a Fractured Skull Refuses
Treatment,

John Tully, laborer living at 313 Bran
nan street, came to the Receiving Hospital
suffering from fractured skull shortly after
10 o'clock last night, but refused to be
treated by the physicians.
Tuly was employed as laborer in Haslett
& Bailey's warehouse at the foot Of Beale
street.
Tully and some companions were en-
gagged hoisting some barrels of cement with
a block and tackle when the accident
occurred.
One or the men. not knowing that Tully
stood directly under him. dropped the heavy
block from the floor above. 1t swung
around and struck the unfortunate man on
the side of the head with considerable force,
but he claimed that he was not seriously
hurt and continued work.
He was finally induced to go to the Re-
ceiving Hospital for treatment.
DR.. Coffman found that his skull was
fractured in two places, and was preparing g
his instruments for an operation when Tully
suddenly sprang from the operating-tabl bic
and ran out OF the place and disappeared
| down the street.
DR.. Coffman considers Tully's injuries Sc
| rious, and states that unless the fracture Is
| treated it may produce fatal results.
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GAELIC FOOTBALL.
Teams That VIII Play at Benicia for the
Championship Pennant.

Teams That VIII Play at Benicia for the
Championship Pennant.
The Emmets of San Francisco and the
Sarsiields of Port Costa will play at the
Benieia ball grounds tomorrow, the ID
inst.
This match is looked forward to with a
special amount of interest by all loyers of
the game, as it will decide which cub will
be the holder of the championship q the
Pacific Coast.
The following team will represeB the
Emmett Club, leaving this city by athe
O'Clock a. NJ. boat, viz: Fred PalmeS cap
tain; Frank j. OKeeffe, vice-caftain
players-Thomas Hughes, j. Z. MCriarty,
NJ. Mccarthy, J. T.. 0'Connor. T. Creede,
Nj. ODowd. d. Hegarty, I. Driscoll, a.
McInerny. w. Dewane, 7. Kayapagh, j.
O'Dowd II Fitzgerald. 5. Welsh, J. Welsh
Sfanning, ID. Buckley, ID. j. Hanifan. D.
Casey.
Harry Platten burg killed James Nc.
DOwell and dangerously wounded Police
man GRAY at Lexington Mo. Yesterday
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ing TO give ball in Irving Hall in opposi-
ton to the one projected by the union and
for fling a protest before the Board OF
Supervisors against their granting the union
a license for their bail.
The matter was placed in the records.
bOycott was proposed on the Daily
Report for its incorrect and contradictory
notices of the cOopers' strike. No action
was taken.
The Typographical Union reported 500
sent the Ceur d'Alene miners.
motion was made and carried to have
the secretary telegraph the secretary Of the
Joint committee at Sacramento that the
council wishes to meet the committee on
Sunday at II o'clock, as had already been
agreed upon. Notwithstanding the recent
! action of the Building Trades Council. TIE
! plan Of amalgamaton will be discussed.
! The Building Trades Council had agreed
| upon the above date, but last night decided
| not 70 meet the committee.
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YOUNG MEMS INSTITUTE.

The Grand Council VIII Meet in Fresno
Next Friday.
The Eighth Grand Council of the Pacific
Coast branch of the Young Mems Institute
will be held at Fresno on the 9th inst.
The most important proposition that will
come UP before the body will be the one
to abolish the insurance feature and permit
the subordinate institutes to provide for its
members.
The candidates for grand president are
Delegate Leake of Dixon, Murphy of Ore
gon and Henry Dockweiler of Los Angeles
fol
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A CROOKED RACE.

FoolIshness Does Not Go With Oregon
Judges of Racing.
WALLA WALLA. Sept. 30. - Running.
three quarters of mile handicap, Joe
Cotton won, Ichi Ban second. BingO third.
Time. / :18K.
2:2S trot, Anita won, Dolly Withers sec
ond, Billy S third. Best time, 2:29h.
The judges declared all pools off, stating
that they believed Dolly Withers had been
pulled
Quarter Of mile, Powder won, Linden
second, Northern Eclipse third. Time,
.o3A
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The Salvation Army.

Major Kyle, who for some time past has
been at the head of the Pacific Coast Divis.
ion Of the Salvation Army. has received or
ders to report for duty in the East, as he is
TO be assigned to division east OF the
Rocky Mountains. The majnr will leave in
the latter part Of October, and he win prob
ably be succeeded by Major KeDpel. at pres
ent stationed at Des Moines, Iowa. The
army will hold a series OF farewell meetings.
the first on the 18th inst.
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A Fatal Fire at penyar.

DENVER. Sept 30-The Buena Vista
Hotel was destroyed by fire at an early hour
TINS morning. Gustav Kearz, a lodger. per-
lshed, and Anna Gunderson, a. McDugal
and Tom Arnold were severely. perhans
fatally. burned. The police believe the fire
was ineendiary, and the design was murder
and robbery. Kearz is known to have had
large sum of money last night, aud no
trace OF 1t was found on his remains
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The Telegraphsrs' Strike Spreading

CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa. Sept. 30.-The
operators strike situation is becoming N ore
serious. A number of trainmen's meetings
nave been called to consider the matter, and
ChieI operator Ramsay said to-day that an
investigation Is being made concerning the
connection OF the Rock Island road with
the burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern
IL II Is found that the Rock Island owns a
controlling interest strike will be declared
on that road.
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BEST IN THE COUNTRY.
5 nme Fine Stock Shown at the Jackson
County Fair.

nme Fine Stock shown at the Jackson
County Fair.
ASHLAND, Or, Sept 30-The third
day OF the Jackson County Agricultural
Association exhibition at Central Point fair
grounds to-day brought out much the larg-
est crowd yet. A stock parade took place
in the morning and more fine stock was in
line than has ever been seen together before
in the county
Inc afternoon races included a mile
bicycle race, won by Kremer of Grants
Pass.
The 2:Ij class trot was won by Kahler's
flybault. Best time, 2:33
Ihe half-mile and repeat running race
was won by Prince Time, 14SA.
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A Crisis in Manitnha

OTTAWA, Ontario, Sept 3O.-It is ru-
mored that the difficulty between Governor
Schultz Of Manitoba and the Government
over the former refusing 10 sign certain
orders in the council passed by the Govern
ment is broadening, and ig likely to result
in the Lieutenant Governor following the
example of Governor Angers of Quebec in
dismissing the Ministry
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CHIi.E'S NEEDS.

Legis alton Rscomms ended by President Montt
TO Congress
VALPARAISO. Sept. 30.-President Montt
has sent message 10 Congress calling an
extra session for consideration OF the
French-Chilean treaty. colonization. sales
of nitrate, estimates for 1898. to establish a
money standard and arrange for sufficient
volume Of currency. to consider PROPOSE
tiOns for an increase of pay for the army
and navy, and TO reorganiZe the civil SER
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a Fever-stricken steamar.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30.-Three cases
Oh 'Sphus fever among the crew of the Brit
ish steamship Turkenham. which was re-
ported at Delaware Breakwater, were re-
ported Today; The vessel had cargo of
sugar from Havana. and sailed for New
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TAMPICo's JETTIEs.
The Mexican Town Becomes a Seaport by Sue
c,ssful Eagin ering.


TAMPICo, Mex, Sept. 30-The Tampico
River is running bankful to-day and the
crest Of Tampico bar is rapidly wearing
away, as was predicted. +. l.. Corthell, the
American engineer, under whose super
vision the jetties at the mouth of the Tam
pico were recently constructed, is now at this
port closely watching effect on the bar fine
river at its food. For the first time since
the completion oil the harboI improvements
the soundings this morning measured
twenty feet over the bar. the greatest depth
yet attained. Tampico Will now take her
place among the deep-water ports Of the
world,
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MORE RECORDS BROKEN.

1he Six Fastest Heats on Record Trottsd
at Terre Haute.
IERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept 30.-At to-
uay meeting the record of Maud S was
tled Dy ,. A. Brown & Co.'S Belle Vara, by
vatican. and the fastest six heats on record
were trotted In the free-for-all race. The
summaries are as follows:
The 2:2o psee, Flowing Tide won, Rocker
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A Small RInza.

AN alarm was turned in from box 81 last
night about o'clock, the cause being n
chimney fire at GA Elizabeth street. There
was no damage done, and the blaze was put
out before tie engines arrived.
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THE NAVAL REVIEW.

The Invitations to Participate Accepted by
the Great Powers
WASHINGTON. Sept. 30.-Al the great
naval powers and many smaller ones to
which invitations were sent by the State
Department to participate in the naval dis
play at New York next April, have ac-
cepted the invitation and siguified their in
tention TO send some of the latest con-
strueted vessels to take part in the exer-
cises. The details of the display will soon
be begun by the Naval Department
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In the election held yesterday in South
Bedfordshire for member of Parliament to
fill the vacancy caused by the elevation of
Cyril Flower TO the peerage, S. Ii. Whit
bread. Gladst0nian, was elected.
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A NEVADA FLYER.

Dewdlop to Be Brought to California by
Dan Miller.
CARSON. New. Sept 30.-Dan Miller.
owner of Tycoon, Melanita. CHAIRMAN Ida
Glen and other famous Pacific Coast raca
horses, to-day leased Dewdrop from Henry
Wills. he will take her to California with
him this coming week.
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IrisIl-ATerican Hall last evening and In
dorsed the Democratic nominees made at
the convention in metropolitan Temple in
this city. After the regular business of
the evening committees were appointed to
take charge of the grand barbecue to be
held at Scheutzen Park. San Rafael, to-
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False Ecnnnnx

Is practiced by people, who buy inferior arti-
ces OF food because cheaper than standard soods
infants are entitled to the best food obtain
able. IL is fact that the Gail Borden - Eagle -
Brand Condensed MIX is the best infant food our
grocer aud druggist keep it
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sILKwooD's GREAT VICTORY.

mckinney Goes to Orange County to
Meet His Waterloo.
SANTA ANA, Sept. 30-This has been a
great day for Santa Ana. At least 10000
strangers were IN town. 1t was the fourth
day OF the races. and the great Silkwood-
Mckinney race was TO be decided All fore
noon hundreds Of vehicles poured out their
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TO MAKE RECORDS.

Stockton to Have "a speed Meeting on
the KIte-Shaped Track.
STOCKTON, Sept 30.-A record trotting
meeting will be opened here about the 10th
of October and continue as long as horses
are being worked for speed. Millard San
ders is here with a lot of Wilkes trotters
from Corbstts farm, and Palo Alto will
send forty here seen in charge of James
Nolan and John Phippen.
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Columbus Day at Whittier.

WHITTIER, Sept 3o-ColumbIan day will
be celebrated at the State Reform School
There Will be an historic address by General
II. g. Rolling and prize drill by cadets.
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A YeariIug PAGER of the North Does 3 ONE
High-Class Work
ALBANY, Oregon, Sept. 30-Running, one
nile, BToadchurch won, Altus second, Pa
tricla third. lime, "A.
Free-for-all trot, Susie S won in three
straight heats, Pearl Fisher second. Chal-
lenger Chief third. Best time, 2:2L.
Special trot and pace, Blonde won, Com
bination George second, j S third. Best
time, 2;i7A.
Attawood, yearlBg PAGER, went mile
i'm 2:37, clipping two seconds off the North
Pacifc Yearling pacing record.
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Taxes in Mercsd.

MERGED, Sept. 80. - The tax rate of
heTced County, including the State, is fixed
at 81 50.
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Steamship stovedores.

Ihe Steamship Stevedores' Veteran Sea-
mems League held very lively mebtipg at
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gay young man have you girl If not get one
ihuaige her afcssite for Whites Yucatan Gum ana
we guarantee the rss.
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FELL-STREET SEWER SYSTEM.
NEW WESTERN UoTET

NEW WESTERN HOTEL,
X EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.-RE-Mon
IA eied aud renovated KING. WARD 4 co
European plan Rooms soc TO 81 so per day az 20
~ per week, @5 TO $50 per month"; free baths; ecs
ana cold water every room; fire CRATES In every
room; elevator runs all night. felt WeSaSu ly