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The evening times., 1899-09-15
FLOWER STOCKS BREAK
Sudden Tumble i'm Prices Affecting
the Entire Market.
Bears Attack Brooklyn Rapid Tran
sit and Pound Ii Down Twelve
This and other Members of the
Group-The Dividend i'm st. Paul.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The stock market
opened with the trading in fair volume and
with declines appearing throughout tho
list. The most pronounced weakness was
in Brooklyn Rapid Transit, where the loss
was in excess of three points. Elsewhere
particularly among the standard issues, the
declines were within fractional limits. The
market seemed to derive its early tone
from London where general declines were
reported on account of revival of appre-
hension in regard TO the issue in the South
African situation.
There was, furthermore, continued dis
appointment in regard to the action yes
terday afternoon of the ST. Paul directors
upon the dividend on the common stock OF
that company, and, as usual toward the
close OF the week there was a good deal of
uneasiness as TO the showing the banks
would make in their weekly statement to-
morrow. Trading was very well distribut-
ed throughout the market and the price
movements were more or less uniform
Following upon the early declines, sup
porting orders seemed to be sent into the
market, which resulted in a slight but gen.
eral rally. The frmest features of the mar
ket We're American Tobacco and Lacka-
wanna. London's dealings in this market
were not upon an important scale.
All promises of strength were proven TO
be futile before the day was far advanced.
The attack on Brooklyn became vicious
and il caused an enormous amount of the
stock to be liquidated at rapidly falling
prices. As low as Sc was reached before
2 O'Clock, a decline of II points from yes
terday. The other so-called Flower stocks
were also attacked by the bears and they
all tumbled from 10 3 points before a
slight rally that occurred between / and 2
O'Clock
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NEWS FROM ALEXANDRIA.
Police Meet With Difficulty in Car
ryinE Out an Order.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. l5.-It is un-
derstood that the members Of the police
force are experiencing much difficulty in
their efforts to carry out the recent order
of the mayor, requiring those on each beat
at night to report to police headquarters
by telephone every hour during the night
There are no public telephones to which the
men Can gain access. except in the two
engine houses, and it is said that the en-
ployes of the fire department, who are con-
tinuously on duty, object to being de-
prived OF their sleep by the visits of the
policemen and the ringing of the tele-
phone bells. Then, too, it is said the
ringing OF the bells disturb the horses. that
nave been trained to understand that an
alarm sounded on the telephone bells
means turn out" The police, it is said
have been refused the use of private
phones, in different sections of the city.
Tor the purpose of reporting their presence
on their respective beats.
g The Day of Atonement, the most solemn
OF all the seasons to the Israelites, was OBJ
served by the Hebrew residents of this city
Yesterday. Appropriate services were con-
Quoted in the Washington Street Syna-
SoSue py RaDDl roster, OF Philadelphia.
Special music was rendered by Mrs.
J. r. Chockley, Mrs. M. ". Crimes Miss
Eichberg, and Messrs. Netherland and
Schurz.
A telegram was received here yesterday
announcing the death, at Hedgesville. w.
Va, of Mrs. Maria Eversole, widow of the
late Rev. Christian Eversole. of the Meth
odfst Protestant Church. The deceased
was daughter of the late John Summers.
OF this city, and was we'll known in AL
exandria.
The concert given at the opera house
last night by the College Alumni String
and Glee Club, for the benefit of the Kings
daughters of Grace Church. was one Of
the most delightful entertainments ever
held in this city. Each number was excel
lently rendered.
In the corporation court Yesterday Judge
Morton granted a charter, to the M. A.
Winter Company, the otttecti of which
is to conduct general commercial
and manufacturing business ip propr.e-
tary articles, etc. The capital. stock is
s25o00O, and NJ A. Winter, 4ofs Washing
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ton, is named as president. ]. T. Gala
han is the local representative. Judge
Norton also granted a charter to the Rix
Cigar Vending Company, the object of
which is TO raise. manufacture. buy. and
sell tobacco. The capital stock of the new
company is S150.000 and G. Dubois, of
Washington, is named as president. Gard
ner L. Boothe is the local agent.
The session of the Theological Seminary,
near this city, will commence on the goth
instant. Rev. Hilliker,- of Washington,
will assume his duties as instructor in the
English Bible and prayer book with the
openin gof the session.
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appear to be addicted to sharp practice, and
experiments made with seeds IS gimported
from abroad have shown that large guam
titles OF them have been adulterated"
To prove his statements regarding adul-
teraton and careiessness in handling seeds,
Nj. Coville showed Times reporter re-
suits of some OF the tests made. In one
instance seed from abroad that cost $35 to
$50 per 100 pounds had been heavily adul-
terated with seed worth only S. per 100
pounds. A lot Of meadow foXtail seed from
Germany was cnly 27.5 per cent pure; it
cost 50 cents a pound and was adulterated
with seed worth only 10 cents. OF seeds
purchased in the open market, the tests
showed in some orchard grass that SO per
cent was bad; redtCp clover was 73 per
cent bad, and another lot of the same seed
was 81 per cent bad; of lot of timothy,
only per cent germinated; lot of Grim
son clover germinated only 2 per cent, and
lot of Hungarian bronze grass failed to
germinate at all.
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The Only Sure Cure for Diarrhoe,.

Mr.. W. A. Bruss. editor of the "Elmora
Eye" Eimore, Minn., says: For the past
six years l have been troubled with diar-
rhoea during the hot summer months. AS
I had advertised Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for some
time determined to try it, SO two weeks
ago, when 1 had a severe attack / got
25-cent bottle of II and took 1t according
to directions The pain left me and have
had no trouble since. This is the first
remedy which has done me any good and
I have tried dozens before. One of my
friends tried the remedy since, and half
of a 25-cent bottle cured. him." For sale
by Henry Evans. wholesale and retail, and
all druggists.
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afterward the price was forced nm In tho
United States, the excuse being given tho
there was shortage of cattle on the
ranges The public and butchers of the
United States are today making up the
losses now being sustained by the trust
in England
meeting of the Greater New York Re-
tail Butchers Association. to be held in
Bioomlngdale Hall, in Eighth Avenue, near
fifty-hfth Street, on Tuesday evening.
promises to be interesting, as the members
assert that they are in earnest in their
hight against the trust. They assert that
they will be shipping meat from the West
by January 1.
Investigation into the circulars that did
not arrive, and postponed the last meet
ing, has not been completed, but many
continue to assert that there Is traitor
among the retail butchers.
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New York Cotton Market.
Swimming Medals Awarded,

In the board room at the District Build
ing, at IL o'clock today, the medals and
prizes which were contested for in the an.
nual swimming tournament held at the
Washington Bathing Beach last Saturday,
were presented to the winners of the yari
Gus events. In neat speech Commissioners
Ross handed the medals to the winners in
forming them that they were graduates in
one of the most popular, and most beue-
fetal of District schools-the Bathing
Reach
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Public Printery Actfyitx

The activity Of all classes OF labor within the
District is very apparent his fall The Gov
eTnment Printing Office will employ large extra
force during the next few weeks A number OF
compositors were emPlesed during The present
week, and so brisk is the work becoming at that
institution that it Is expected employmeri will
be afforded every Idle printer in the District hy
the next meeting Of Congress. Great quantities
Of work have been held back through il,e sum-
mer by the departments This work will be
received during the next two months by the
Public Printer. who must get ne bulk nf it
out of his way before Congress meets December A.
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The United States Flour Milling Com
pany stock is attracting considerable at
tention in the street of late. The company
was undoubtedly organized on an emf
nently sound basis with no water In the
capitalization and its earnings have been
immense from the beginning. An insider
IS authority for the statement that some
thlng like IL per cent is being earned on
the common stock. The company was
hnanced few months ago by Mcintyre &
W2rdweIl
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Washington Stock Exchanr-

Sales-Lincoln National Bank, 1OM117.
Washington Loan and Trust, 1Od1sO Is;
l0Gle American Security and Trust, La
lsS; $4,000 Columbia Fire Insurance. 75
IA II Mergenthaler Linotype, 5@207.
Lanston Monotype, 20t al! SIS: 32o@I7 7-S.
American Graphphcne Preferred 25@
l3 SIS. After eall-Capital Traction 500
80 rs; 20G93
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Ihe statement that the American Cotton
oll Company is earning per cent on the
common stock is having good effect on
the stock. Ii is understood that the per
cent dividend heretofore talked of as a
posslollity Is now pretty nearly certain.
Inc payment will probably be made within
TWO months, The company has over ST.
0o0,00 cash in the treasury.
The evening times., 1899-09-15
Bismarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health Indomitable
will and tremendous energy are not found where
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, and Bowels are out of
cess they bring, DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain and body.
Only 25c at Henry Evans. drug store. 93s at.
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police E.timstes suhmittea.

Maicr Sylvester, the Chief of Police, lat.
this afternoon submitted to the District
Commissioners estimates for the support
of the Police DEPARTMENT for the fisczI
year ending June 81, 1901 The tota
amount of koney asked for is 81, ,036, ,0ss.
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Inc August statement of the Baltimore
ana ohio Railway is such an one as makes
~ very clear why the friends of the line
ana Oh Its securities have been bullish O.,
them. Immense gross earnings, economy
IN operation, and consequent immenss
gam In net earnings are shown as the re-
suit OF the fine management of the prop
efty. The gross earnings for the month
were s2,ia9.S6o, an increase over the same
month OF last year of S257, 1S4. This large
~ increased gross business was done ac-
tually at less cost, SO that the net gain
is even larger than the gains in gross
ne net earnings for the month were $685.
s92, an increase of $319.9,9, or about SO per
cent.
The evening times., 1899-09-15
Uncle Sam Don't Wear

Truss. bu, he osrries IN.
r Cushion Truss all over the Unitsi
wear .nd r., States Men. women. AID chiidres
s,,h .ila IKE them. The Air Cushion Pad hold,
~ eohiort; nothing else will Consultation
anu sn sWo weeks trial Tree. Office, parlors. ,ait
ing and consultation rooms on the SANE Hoo
ISx5alogues SsilSg Tree: THE R0RICk AIR CUsIiIoy
nCSS COMPANY. i22l Z ST. NV, ed :io.,r
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watching the 1deveiopmsnt in this direction.
New lines are being built and new ships
put on for the old lines, and all the present
equipment OF vessels lis fully taxed all the
time The best-informed and the levelest-
headed people who have studied the question
are convinced that this business will be stu
pendous in the immediate future With the
SUBSIDY bill, which experts say is almost
sure 10 become law. there is TO be an era
OF immense profits for the ship concerns,
and the Pacific Mail Company seems certain
TO be one of the chief beneficiaries. The
stock OF the company will be bought up
quickly at its present level.
The evening times., 1899-09-15
New York s,ocL Market.
Open. Higa. Low. 2:l

Corrected daily by ". b. Hibbs & Co.
members OF the New York Exchange,
1919 f Street.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market
Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs Co
members of the New York Exchange
1919 Street
The evening times., 1899-09-15

An immense increase In the American
business with the Orient Is already no.
ticeable, according to people who are
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I ai!oring to order.

You, have not the slightest excuse
left now for going to high-price tai
Tor for your clothes 10 order. So far as
variety goes the greatest is here. So
far as the ft is eoncerned-and the fn-
ish and workmanship-ours cannot be
bettered- Our prices are a third to a
half less than these same high-priee
tailors ask Let US take your order
we'll show you We deserve it.
The evening times., 1899-09-15
FREE

A school companion outfit given free
with every suit-embracing a pen and
holder. hardwood ruler, pencil, a
large tablet of paper, rubber eraser.
and a box which locks and can be
only opened with a key. It's our gift
to little fellows.
The evening times., 1899-09-15

iA-A'iA. IL pr ceil-
~EN-Div. I 3-4 per cent.
The evening times., 1899-09-15
The shubrick,s Chri,.eninw.

The Shubrfck's ChrfstenfnE.
The torpedo boat destroyer Shubrick,
built by the William r. Trigg Company.
of Richmond. Va. will be chrlstened on or
about October is. by the ten-year-old
daughter of ]. T. Shubrick, NJ. D., Of
Rocky Mount, n. C.. The child is the
grandniece of the late Rear Admiral Shu-
brick. for whom the vessel is named
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WILLAMETTE


wv STREET., Alex Cohen r. : Fabj,
Henry T. Dosch. II Metzger, Tom Me-
Cracken, w Swope, Geo Temple G 7
jordan, j Mallet, Morris Senoskey, l. A
Chambrean, Geo o Graves, j o Thomas,
W T. Boman, Nate SOloman, Sue Parrot,
I A Ball, II T. Lowensburg, Barnie Me-
Grath, Portland; II d IIostsrman, Mrs
A ID IIosterman, Sprinlield. o; NJ Por-
ter, II II Huston, Corvallis; G \ Ep-
perly, Mrs G A Epperly, Willamina, Or
Mrs VI Rosendalph, Albany; Bessie
Hamrick, John l. Baker, Chicago II J.
Bryan, Mrs Il T. Bryan, Hllboro; G c
Hammond, Omaha; II X kincaid, III Il
II T. Ankany, Mrs II T. Ankany, Eu.
gene; John q ladd. Prine-ille; W A
Peek, Pcll, Wash; VI ; Rose, Van.
couver, B G.; Harry II Collier, Tacoma
Stanley + Mcintosh, Mrs i Mcintosh
Harrison Gulch, Cal. Miss Laura Coy
Moliord VI l. Barnett Mrs VI l. Bar.
net, j Hanson, Mrs Hanson, Miss
Hanson, Junction City; Ed School
Alice SchJel, T. Smith and wife, Al.
bany; James A Tee, Frank Frazer
Pcndlcton: B ; Prettyman, Mrs A II
Brown, Mrs VI ID Weswell, 4 j Leland
& l. Gates, Mrs & l. Gates, Portland
j l. Fuller, san Francisco; w T. Me-
Court, llillsboro; II A Sturleyant, The
Dallps,
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

J. $. Foster drove TO Spring Valley
thismorning.
John stoner Of Rickreall is doing the
state fair today.
Mrs. u. B. McDanial OF Dallas is do
ing the fair today.
Wash Phillips Of scio came in today
TO attend the fair.
DR.. Il. G. Hunter, of Stayton, is in
the city on business.
Chas. A. Parks drove 10 Sidney this
morning on business.
Dr. Lee Steiner came over from Dal-
las TO attend the fair.
Sam Barker and family came in from
Dallas 10 attend the fair.
T. L. IIargrove drove over TO his hop
yard near Rickreal today.
Al Porter Of Dallas came over
today TO attend the state fair.
Pierce Briggs, Of Crowley, came in to-
day to do the fair and some business.
]. Loewenberg came an from Port
land this morning for business visit.
Miss Fay Rosenstein, Of Portland, is
in the city, guest.oi Miss Agness Gilbert.
Rev. IIaber Of McMinnville came over
today 10 attend conference and state fair.
Ed Owens Of Independence is in town
today on business and attending the
fair.
j. Z. Ledgerwood and family of Stay
ton, are in the city attending the state
fair.
John White, Of Oak Grove, came in
This morning TO attend TO business and
go 10 the fair.
Mrs. T.. Phillips and daughter, Mrs.
Baker Of Zena are in the city enjoying
the state sair.
'Chas. and Albert Campbell Of Dallas,
returned home today after spending sew
eral days at the fair.
Senator G. w. Fulton, oi Astoria, is n
the city attending the fair, but insists
that he's not fixing up fences Tor any
body.
Paul Klingcle returned to Dallas last
evening having come over to make trans.
fer Of u piece Of property tor. Il. Mil
lard yesterday.
A. r. Collard, Of Mission bottom
came in to-day he reports hops about all
picked and will have about 100 boxes
more than last season.
W. j. Garretson, Of McMinnyillc, is in
the city. Mr.. Gnrretson il one Of Ore.
CONS veteran horsemen and has owned
some of the best stock ever produced in
the state. lie brought over several fine
racers and intends to enter in special
which II already arranged for.
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roDAY's MARKET.

PORTLAND, Sept. 40. - Wheat valley
GOc to ~ Walla Walla, 5sc. 10 - for new
| 5lc to 40 for old.
Flour-Portiand $3.50 to 3.2j. Super,
! fine s.l5 per bbl.
Oat-White 3Sm i0c, grey 81 to 3Sc,
Hay Timothy-$S@$0pe ton,
llops-llml3c; old crop Sc,
Wool-Nallcy. l2@l3c: Eastern Or
cyon, S@ Mohair, - f 80.
Millstun-Bran, $l7; shorts, flS,
POultry-Chickcns mixed, $500 tod 80
Hens . 10 $50, turkeys, live, l3@l3iac.
Egys-Oregon, lS 10 lSlpc per duZ.
llides-Grcen, ,salted6O lbs, S@0c.undcl
40 lbs, 72@sii sheep pelts, l5@2Oc.
Onions MO li4c.
Butter-Best dairy, 30m35; fancy
creamery, i5c 10 SOC per roll, store 22 Ia
27c.
Potatocs-i5 10 75c per GENITAL.
llugs-lleavy dressed Sc to Giec
Mutton-Dressed, ,Gisc t9 5c per pound.
Bcei-Steers. S3.5O@fi.OO; COWS, $500
@S3.5O dressed, beef d 10 "a
Ncal-dressed, G@7c.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-l9.
Wool l6c, Mohair SOC.
Barley % TO 5Ac.
Oats-25 to 27c.
IIay-Baled, cheat and clover $500.
Timothy $500.
Eggs Is 10 Pc
Flour-ln wholesale lots $500 retail
$40.
Millstufis-bran $500 shorts $1,000
Hogs-dressed 5isc.
Live cattle-Stecrs 3l4cows pa To 3.
SheeI-S2 5O@t3.
Dressed Neal-6lsc.
Butter-Dairy 2Oc creamery Pic.
Poultry-Spring chickens9 To Toe.
Hens cents.
Potatoes lN,
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A shrht plstuthnnee

About five o'clock yesterday afternoon
a row that had been smouldcring all day
broke out between two Of oithcircquentor,
Of the hce track, Geo. Smith aud one
Dice. The racket occurred at the sa-
loon under the grand stand, Onlcc's
Johnson and Skipton took hold Of Smith
but lac ierkcd loose from johnson, who
either fell or was knocked down. John
son then. brought his cane into the field Of
Operations and Smith threw mp his hands.
The latter was brought TO town by of
tccr sklpton, and his gaity will cost him
go and costs, as that was the penalty
imposed 10y Justice johnson this morn
ing, for resisting an officer,
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DIsu.

HUCkENSTElN. N.-Tucsday, at2 O'Clock
p, M, AZ the family home in South
salem, Agnes Louisa, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. Aug. lluckenstrin, agcJ
nearly q years,
The end in this ease came very sud
denly and before the doctor could
reach her bedside. The little girl was
we'll Sunday, but yesterday was feeling
poorly. This forenoon her case took
a sudden change ior the worse and th,
little one expired. The family is over
come with grief ami haplly able to real
ize the awful reality. Funeral arrange
mcnts wall be made tomorrow.
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Not having room In our warehouse
at Salem to handle off grades oi grain,
We have secured space In the Wallace
warehouse, corner High and Trade
streets, known ~ the old agricultural
works, now used ~ public warehouse,
located ON switch ri ;. 4. II. II. where
we will operate storing aud buying all
classes OF grain, also acting ~ your
agents In selling unmeWhantable grain.
In doing this, ,.each mans crop will be-
stored in sacks aud tabled separately,
which will enable him Ia get the full
benefit OF all competition and have his
grain ON the market at all time
For farther particulars call at our Of
iice 21O Commercial street up stairs.
A. VI. lluupuEN a Co,
y 40 % dNW In. Salem Oregon.
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Morning Runaway. .

White n pisque's team of blacks took
an independent spin this morning They
started from the stand, corner of State
and Commercial streets, aud ran down
state 10 the lloag dock, Not finding any
freight there, they skipped over south Ia
the q, x, y \. dock, but dccliued Guy
Powers invitation to stop, Coming ur
Trade they attempted To run into IN,
Red Front livery stable, but made a
miss'cuc and fetched mp on both sides OF
a shade tree. Little, il any, damag,
was done.
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Oscar Taylor the brick layer, while ON
his way To the camp of his family, who
are picking hops in the Holmes hop
yard, seriously hurt his hand hs being
thrown irom his wheel owing to de-
lectiNe bridge. lie broke several bones
in his hand bat was able to return tn
town and have il dressed by nr. ;. Il.
Jcssup.
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Xiii Two birds With One Stone

While taking a holiday to attend IA,
Fair use a part of the time to visit
llohson's dry goods store. The propiet.
or and clerk will be- glad To see YOU,
they enjoy showing the hnc goods. The
weather will soon hc cool, select new
cape or Jacket Tor your wife aud daugh-
tor.
The boys must he clothed for SCHOOL
this h your opportunity 10 get them a
new suit, tit and price guaranteed
ladies', ask ~ see the Corset belt Wrap,
pcu, something new, \ iull line of dry
gouds bought for cash to he sold lor
cash at prices Ia give satilactlon.
W. A. llousoN,
2l1 Commercial street.
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MARION COUNTY MATT ERS
Business Beng Transacted at the Court
House.

CIRCUIT Court.
Department No. > was in session q
short time, Monday, and divorce was
granted in the ease oi G. W. Bird,lc,
". Jerome Birdsley.
Alice \. Miles, ct al. VS.. Elwyn z
Miles, ct al, i, the title Of new sui
tiledIin this department, The action /,
brought for che purpose of securing d
partition and division OF tract Of land
owned jointly blythe parties 10 the action
being Miss Catherine lIagcy and the
heirs OF Andrew lIagcy
DEEDS PILED.
W. j, Keel 10 Benjamin Cronr, an
undivided half interest in lots No. IS
and 81 Sunnyside Fruit Farm, No. s.
Il. $500.
Dennis Eddy and wife to Jacob Ogl,
80 acres, near Woodburn, Wi, SlOO.
~ The Oregon Land Company to Bramen
Clark lots No. p and d, block No. Is,
Scott's Mills, " Il 500.
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Many complaints have hoen made
abou, the bad rendition Of the walk Just
opposite the Willamette hotel, on Ferry
street. The stroet commissioner az.
tention is respectfully called 10 il
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Ice Very Nearly Given Away.

We can give Ice away, 10 convince you
come and see how hig chunk you yet
for little money Our ice ls manufac-
ture from pure distilled water.
capitol Ice Works,
2stf KLINGER x BECK,
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BORN

WHELAN.-At the family home a,
South Prairie. . miles North of salem
ON Sunday sept, 18th, SON,
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Reform School Supplies.

am now ready to receive proposals
lor supplies Ia be- furnished the Oregon
state reform school for the quarter end.
ing December "a. 1870. A list of the sup.
plies wanted will be- furnished ON appli.
cation.
II. +. hcKERs,
Superintendent
Salem, o., sept, Is lS'O lStf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-19
Oregon Melons.

A car load fresh melons from Grants
Pass just in. Wright a Company. y lSu
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Ice Not Given Away.

cannot afford TO give ice away, but
am selling pure article at a price that
IN within the reach Of all.
CRYSTAL lCE WoRKs.
j. Maguirc, Prop, u 10 n
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Eahaaslion an. s.saS do~a foIlows or.n
kssysnl n hT pslRg Ia. A;ilss' SsNlae.