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Clehurne. Texas, May 26'--Some cit'lens
have contributed to the building of a col
lege at Cooley.
MIR c. II. Fisher has closed contract
10 complete teleDhone line from Gran
bury TO Cleburne via Cooley oy jury l.
cery building is nearing completion II IS
handsome building and will be ready
Tor occupancy in a few days,
The johnson County Medical society
met last night with q fun attendance A
number OF visiting physicians were in at
tendance. II was decided TO give han-
duet at the next regular hseuiis' 70 Wnleh
inc AM county medieos will be invited.
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nen1nnite. to orgnni.e.

Denton. Texas May 2e.--Mayor Poe has
issued call for mass meeting at the
court house Monday night to consider
ways and means 10 improve tho city 4
commercial club villa also be organized,
witch viii push Denton to the front and
advertise ii aud Denton county extensive
ly TO promote immigration
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years business in 1899 that they have done in
the past decade
Reports from the upper river are to the
eject that there is n big rise and that there
Is an immense amount of timber coming
down Should the rise hold up long enough
10 bring this timber into the booms, the mills
WIN have no cause 10 worry over a tmor-
supply for months 10 come Parties who came
down the river on the steamer Minna report
that the timber coming down from the upper
country Is the finest yet brought to the mills
Water shipments during the past week have
not been heavy, though harges now being
loaded that viii be sent away before the end
OF the month will bring shipments for he
month up to large total
Tho following special from oklahoma Ci.y.
q T, is being road with considerable inter
est BY lumber manufacturers in this sec
ton While they. Of course sympathze with
those manufacturers whose mills are closed
down By reason OF the law mentioned. they
remember the old saving that It's an III
wind that blows nobody good" The closing
uown of l25 mills in the Territory will take
ana Is sure TO have a tendency 10 create
higher prices throughout all the territory
supplied by yellow pine mills:
"All the mills in the Indian Territory arc
now smut down as far as the saving of ium-
her Is concerned. The interior department
has made law which will not permit any
y.
which is the only Nation that has any really
good timber in-the Territory. There are u
few OF the mills In the Territory running
their planners and finishing up some old stocks
and some are finishing some lumber from Ar
Kansas points along the p G. This decision
VIII end the mill business In the Indian
Ierrltofy at least for few years. As there
are quite number OF mills in the Territory
and a few quite large ones, we should think
this would have some tendency 10 make lum
her little higher. for II certainly cuts of
quite supply OF good yellow pine stock"
II there is any dealer plnping his faith on a
lingering hope that maybe somebody will cut
the present list and enable him TO get lumber
cheaper. he would have that hope forever
dispelled by making visit to the various
mill offices at orange, Every mail brings in
orders for lumber. three, ave, ten. twenty
ears IN an order all at straight list aud no
complaint is being made One manufacturer
remarked 10 the reporter yesterday that they
had recently received an order tor nine cars
Of lumber. OF which they did not care to MI,
as y would have 10 be cut from timber that
would 40 into something else more prohtably.
ana so wrote their customer. lie replled that
no must have the stun and for them 70 make
price on II They haee a price. but mott
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UnMT . CENTS WILL Buy

Tslcnm Powder, sells at iosi
box. , boxes for ,,,,,-"q
Yard-wide Taffets Sslri llulnt \
black, sells at ioc yard onIf Y
Black Sewing silk Threat, ~,
spools, quality guarantees
sells al Sc spool, 1spoos ~
ButtermiIk Toile; soar, ssllsr
&C a cake. , cakes tor ,.e' Z =
VeIyeteen skirt Bindings. Arl /; !
colors. sells at roc ard iFi !
bolt. only ,.,s..s,- s.s q. y. :
Mourning Pins. sell al g w. 4
/, boxes for .,..5, . ,.,,'f
Aluminium Thlnhlss. sen AZ 4
each. J for ..,,,.......,..,.,r
Beauty Pins, sell at sc essA
? for a.,,...,.it.
> inch Embroideries auc 20
worth Sc and roc yar1' one
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fed him that II would be inps 'ea,.',
auick delivery. He replied Inses IN
for he was hound 10 nave ..s,os d
ply an illustration OF tns s p'ssl
mand In tho interior anu ,,,,ars III
indication that present cohH''
Coke and Tar--For sa''
Light Company. .---:
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CRITICISM OF THE CHURCH. Moth.
ins Is more evident frcm the New Tosta-
mint that persons who claim to he led by
the spirit are called 70 submit the claims
70 the church for examination and criu-
cisn Those who profess to be called by
the Holy Ghost to the ministry are put
under three years training II Is NOT
enough that the candidates himself IS per-
eusded OF hts call The church mus, no
convinced. -Gr Benjamin Il De Costa.
Episcopalian. New York City.
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LIMITS OF LIBERTY what are the
limits Of liberty in the Protestant Eps-
copal church These limits are the limits
q M great Catholic creeds These creeds
are two, The Nicene creed and he Apostles
creed These creods accepted by the
church universal up TO the age Of the
Reformation, SIN accepted by The largest
portion OF Pr1iestautisml, aud these alone,
limit our liberty OF thinking Rev Or.
Heber Newton Episo palisn. New York
CITY.
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nrl,Gious NEWS AND NOTES.

liberty Is up,--Dr Arthur Houghton,
Spiritualist. Chicago. III.
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AS AN IaiMoRTAL--1t is a little thing
10 comparison to believe in Immortality
The great thing is to live as an immortal
--Rey. Edward f. Hale. Unitarian, Boston.
Mass.
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IRRESISTIBLE FoRCE.--It Is irresisti-
BILE force that pushes us along the line OF
destiny while we ignorantly make our
own temporary fate Mrs. Gestefeld.
Christian Scientist. Chicago. Ill
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RELIGIOUS DISCOVERIES. --All re-
ligious discoveries are based on the YER
dict of mans conscience and on the ver-
dict OF mans heart.--Rev Dr.. Calthrop.
Syracuse, n. Y.
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THE PROGRESS OF ruth Human
ity has cause for ii Ilnoss that the
social and political conditions which now
sxist offer little. 4. any. real obstruction
% the progress OF truth This is espe-
sally true Of our own laad--Rev, George
~. Stone, Unitarian, Kansas City. Mo
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INSTRUMENTS OF POWER When
esd has a monopoly OF US. when we have
20 given ourselves up to Him that He
has absolute CoutrTf~ot us, then we become
Instruments of p5wer.--Rev John Il. Car
son. Presbyterian, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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SYNONYMOUS TERMS. in our every
day life trust. confidence and faith are
practically Synonymous terms. Trust, or
confidence, is absolutely necessary to The
welfare and stability OF human society and
human government.--Rev. T. Jefferson
Banner, Episcopalan. Pit;shurg, Pa,
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Oscar straus, minister TO Turkey, has
received assurances from the Turkish gov
ernment that the claim OF the American
missionaries Will be paid. The Claim
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AN EVENT OF LIFE. Some one has
well said, Death is not the end, but only
an event CT llfe.n--Blshop Doane, Epis-
cipalian, Albany, N, Y
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SPIRITUAL LlFE,--That spiritual life
whose expansion is to continue forever
G mes to the hour Of death as the heir
reaches his majority. or the scholar his
day OF graduation Rev. II. NJ. Booth.
Presbyterian. Auburn, ~ Y.
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THE HUMAN souL.--According to the
philosophy OF Jesus Christ the human soul
IL Invaluable. Rev George Adams, Meth
odist. Brooklyn. N. "
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GODS DESIGN.--God has designed US
for better things than his world can give
its hsnors and distinctions are temporal
and fade away.-Rey. Benjamin +. Fritz,
United Brethren Columbus. Ohio.
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RIGHT AND DUTY.-There is not right
that is not pIllared on corresponding
iuty. and only he who performs that duty
IS entitled TO the enjoyment Of its CORE
- nding rght--Dr. Z. G. Hirsch, He
brew, Chicago. H.
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THE REAL WORK OF LIFE,-The real
work Of life lament as we Will, complain
as We may. must be done, not upon the
mountain. but In the valleys.
George l. Perrin, Uniyersaist, Boston,
Mass.
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/ INDIVIDUAL LIFE.-The mind and
hSdy are separate and distinct factors in
individual life, but although their relations
are intimate, tho mnd dominates the
bady.-T. b. Wilson, Theosophite, Kansas
City, Mo.
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THE EARLY CHRISTIANS The in
tense love OF the early Christians stood
out in contrast with the solhshness OF the
world like the yerdure OF paradise sur
rolAied by a desert.--Rov. J. II. o.
Smith, Christian church, Chicago Ill
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THE sAvIoR's TRUTH.-we believe
and indeed. VIC know. that Cad has given
US our feeling OF the infinite that we may
Individually work out cur destiny by the
Savlor's truth aud love.--Rev. Mr. Web
Der, Universalist Rumford Falls. VT
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The BIBLE,-AB to what books yOlI
should read. the most Indispensable, use
full and effective is the Bible. There is no
book whose style Is more suggestive and
more instructive. none of which you can
learn more directly that sublime simpllci-
ty which never exaggeratcs, which re-
counts the greatest event with soemnlty.
but without centimentality or affectation.
mono which you open with such confidence
Is no book like the Bible, ~ Rev. H. II.
gosG universalist. Auburn, Me,
DEATH IN BIBLICAL LITERATURE
What Is death In Biblical literaturcl II
is harvest the fruits OF life being gath
cred In. II is the signal knell OF even
tide calling homeward the hock from the
pasture field. II is being united with ones
fathers. These figures OF speech are seat
tered all over the pages OF the Bible. Here
YOU ind the flowers OF immortality bloom
ing In splendor and everlasting freshness
Rev. NJ. Jastrow Hebrew, Philadelphia
Pa.
THE TRUE. AMERICAN SPlRlT.--Yo.
are the politicians or the parents OF thos'
younger ones when unjust laws are pro
posed to think about them. and II the.
are passed TO join and pull the rascal law
makers fran their high places. This y
not anarchy. but a manifestation of thu
true American spirit. Who are anarchist
but those who are forced into opposition
4 70 injustice. Reformers Of all ages woult
bsye been srarchists II they had had ou
uo6ern money BOWER to deal with. d.
Z 3et Wish to talk politics, but l feel stirred
x1fhla a. whtn the Qusstion Of individua
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At the seventy-ffth anniversary of the
American Sunday School Union to be held
In PHILADELPHIA Nav "a and % addresses
viii be made by Mr. Moody and Rev. N.
u. Hills.
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Fancy Duck for Skirts.
sells at1ale a yard. only
Bouele Organdy.
sells at &c a yard. 10 yards IT,
White Apron Lawn. 40 INCHES
border, sell at isc and acc a ysrs ' ~,
Bird Eye Diapering. sells at &C.
to-yard piece Tor r.
Cheese Cloth. In White, Cream f;,s. ).
Lavender, Red, Canary and PM N, ~ I
atsc and &c yard. our prize ~
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THEOLOGICAL REACTION Tho per
sseution OF Dr. Briggs 10 not an indiol-
ton Of theological reaction, but OF gno-
rant recaleitrance and the stupid ambition
of individual leaders Not one among all
his prosecutors dares question his honesty
or integrity. What Is worse. not one OF
them dares come forth and challenge his
conclusions. Rev. Henry Frank, Indo-
pendent. Nav York City.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-28
Last Nights Blaze.

Thursday night about II O'Clock u tel
ephone alarm was turned in from the
Red Front Livery barn, on Commercial
street. The fire was started in pile Of
cordwood belonging TO Klinger Il Beck.
Il is evident that il was set on fire by
some miscreant. The loss was nominal
owing to the efficient and quick work OF
the fire department. Salem's depart
ment was called out twice ON Thursday,
and both times were on the ground in
surprisingly quick order. Among those
who witnessed the work were several
who had heretofore been heard 10 make
disparaging remarks about our depart
ment, but one OF them was heard 10 re-
mark al have nothing more 10 say,
the Salem fire laddies are all right"
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RIVER NEWS.
Business on Willamette Steamers Has
Been Heavy.

bCCn HteaNY.
Friday the water stood 10 above low
water. None Of the deep draught boats
will he able to successfully run the bars
with profit and the Hoag and Albany
will be taken off the river when they
reach Portland. The Office of the last
two named boats will be closed for the
summer season.
The Gypsy has been taken off the
run between Salem and Corvallis and
made her final trip yesterday having
come down today. The Elmore will
make regular tri-weekly trips between
Salem and Portland tell further notice
to the contrary.
The O. G. 7. Company's boats the
Altoona and Pomona will continue to run
season through il possible between In
depence and Portland.
The steamboat business has been good
all through the season and river traffic
has held up exceptionally well so far as
passenger traffic is concerned and this
morning the Pomona had thirty-eight
passengers for lower river points while
yesterday forty-two boarded the Altoona
for lower river points.
The steamer of Eugene City passed
down this morning after laying up at
Salem all night. The Eugene City will
be pulled off for several weeks to under
go some necessary repairs and remodel
ng, when she will again be put on for
the fall trade.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
3 For additional Local News see Fourth Page.
kLLLILLLIALALLLLLLLALLLLIl

Mrs j. =. Rogers is rusticating In
the mountains near Mehama.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Cook, of Portland,
are visiting at the home of the latter's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. +. Miller.
G. II. Baker and w. w. Zinn left yes
terday for short outing at Slab Creek
via wheel.
Mrs. j. R. Tcmplcton and daughter,
of Halsey, are the guests OF W. w. Yam
tis Of East Salem.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Stapleton and son
Ray and Miss Marshall are at Newport
Tor an outing.
James White, Of Portland, was yester.
day appointed a notary.
Mrs. A. w. Prescott, who has been
spending an outing AT Clatsop beach, is
reported quite sick in the Hospital at
Astoria. Her many friends i'm Salem
wish her speedy recovery.
Adam A. BashOr returned from Klon-
dixie yesterday. He owned No. IL below
discovery, on Bonanza creek, from
which he took considerable dust.
Mrs. r. Pressnall, who has been visit
ing her parents in Salem returned TO
Portland this morning.
Mrs. Nettie Weymeyer and son and
little niece went TO Portland 10 visit
with friends.
Mrs. w. +. Howser, who has been the
guest OF Mrs. James Burton, accompa-
MED by Harry Olden returned 10 her
home where Harry will spend some
time visiting.
j. NJ. Statesman returned to his home
at Lincoln this morning,
A Houston went TO Portland this
morning To visit with friends.
Geo. f. Day went to Wheatland this
morning on business and 10 visit friends.
Mrs. S. T.. Day and daughter went to
Portland this morning where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Kelly and
family for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Jasmann and son re-
turned To Portland this morning. They
have been the guests of friends near
town. Mr. Jasmann took back a fine
driving horse which he purchased while
here.
A. b. Buren, and Miss Buren, and
housekeeper, Miss Fannie kehne, left
Tor Newport today.
Miss Minnie Winters returned IA
Portland after a visit with her parents
in this city.
b. l.. Darby, clerk in j. IL. Lunn'i
drug store, is reported as seriously Ill.
Misses Mary and Clara Scott an'
ROXanna Thompson are at tlnlel
Springs for an outing.
j. B. White OF Charleston, H., is il
the city visiting DR.. ;. &. Stone, m
cousin.
George W. Johnson, Jr., returned yes
terday from the Klondike, via Sal
Francisco.
Wm. +. Dugan left this morning fo
points on the Columbia river
Mrs. Ii. b. Holland, returned iron
Oregon City last evening where she ma
been attending Chautauqua.
IL. A. Townsend and daughter wen
10 Portland yesterday.
Mrs. c. II. Monroe, OF Portland, u u
the city visiting friends.
+. M. Miles is in Portland ON bnsI
ness.
Prog. Yoder went TO Silyerton for
weeks visit where lac taught school Ia
~ years.
Miss AbbJe J. Mills is back to her po'
oi duty at the Salem hospital from =
lonn at Gladstone Park.
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There is more Catarrh In this sec
tion OF the country than all other di
Seases put together, aud until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For great many years doctors
pronounced 10 a local disease, aud pre-
scribed local remedies, aud by con
stantly falling To cure with local
treatment, pronounced 10 incurable.
Science has proven catarrh TO be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured 10y
+. j, Cheney & Co., Toledo, ohio, is
the only constitutional cure on the
market. IL is taken internally Ia
doses from 10 drops 20 a teas pOonful
IL acts directly On the blood end mu-
cous surfaces of the system. They of.
fer one hundred dollars for any Gaze
IL fails TO cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address,
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, 55c.
Halls Family Pills are the best,
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To Night and Tomorrow Night

puy each day auu night during this
week you can get at any druggists
kemp's Balsam for the Throat and
Lungs, acknowledged to be the most
successful remedy ever sold for
Coughs. Group, Bronchitis, Asthma
aud Consumption. Get bottle To.
day and keep 10 always In the house,
80 you can check your cold at once.
Price 25c and SOC. Sample bottle free
eOd&w
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nual license fee by said last named date
he or they shall pay the sum OF three
dollars after said date, instead of the
original fee Of one dollar and fifty cents
this extension, however, is to apply only
to the year 1899; the penalty of doubl,
license fee, towit, the sum of So, apply.
ing on and after the first day of August
in each and every subsequent year this
ordinance may be in effect.
Sec. .. All ordinances and parts OF
ordinances in conflict with the provi-
sions of this ordinance, are hereby re.
pealed,
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Call for Bids fer Hay .

Bids will be received at the otiice o.
the City Recorder for the City Of Sa
len. Oregon, from TIE date OF this
notiDe until O'Clock .. m. ~ Satur'
day, August II, 1893, for furnishing
the City OF Salem with fifteen ll6l tons
of cheat or timothy hay, baled aud de.
liyered AT the city hall 10 said city on
or before the lst day Of September,
1899.
Done pursuant % the order Of the
Common Council Of said city, made
and entered on the 9Th day Of July,
1899.
n, j. JUDAH,
CITY Recorder.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this, July
l3, 1899, 7-l3d&wtf
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Use Aliens Foo,.Ease in Your Glove.

Use Aliens Foot-Ease IN Your Gloves
A lady writes: "I shake Aliens
Foot Ease into my gloves and rub a
little on my hands. 1t saves my glove ;
by absorbing perspiratiOD. II is a
most dainty toilet powder" Aliens
Foot Ease makes tight or new shoes
easy. Always use IL 20 Break in New
Shoes. IL keeps the feet cool aud
comfortable. We invite the attention
OF physicians and nurses To the ab-
solute purity OF Aliens Foot Ease.
All drug and shoe stores sell H., 25c.
Sample sent FREE. Address Allen
=. Olmsted. Le Roy, n. Y. |
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Blow Your Own HON

and blow il hard. The cheapest, quick
est and best way 10 make yourself heard,
when YOU have proposition 10 present
to the people of Salem, is "a use the
JoURNAL want columns.
Most any sort Of proposition will
strike somebody just right, but you
must get at a great number Of people II
vOu want tO ferret ont some particular
feW
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A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, aud
soothing effect Of Syrup Of Figs, when
in need uf a laxative, and II the father
or mother be cOstiYe or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow It's use;
so that IL is the best family remedy
known and every family should nave a
bottle. Manufactured by the Cali
fOTnia Fig Syrup Co.
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Ensign VIM. Simmcck and wife ar.
rived today from Los Angeles. They
were formerly from Burlington, Iowa,
and have served at many Iowa towns
They will be stationed at Salem for some
time and make their first appearance
this evening.
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Mrs. William Butte and family Ol
seven children departed this morning
tO Napavine, Lewis county, Wash
Where they will visit Mrs. bltte's father
and mother, none of the children have
ever seen their grandfather aud grand
mother
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-07-28

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Mortified recently
from Barnam, Nebraska and who have
been located near Rickreall came in this
bag and baggage, leaving Tor
their old home.
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Salem City Bond Sale.

Notice Is hereby given, that pur-
suant 10 the order, Of the Salem CITY
Council, had aud recorded on the 9th
day OF July 1891, subscription lists Will
be opened. at 8 o'clock on the mOrD-
ing OF Thursday, July 20, 1899, at the
Otilce OF the city recorder ia the city
hall OF said city, for the purchase, by
the citizens at large, OF s65, 200, mu'
nlcipal funding bonds Of said city Of
Salem, Oregon; lsaid issue 10 cOosist0f
bonds ia the sums OF 40" "elOO, 4"
"s2c0, " 1850, " and $1,000" prlnci-
pal payable at the Ofiice Of the city
sreasuTerer Of said city Of salem, Or
egOn, on or before 10 years after the lst
day Of October 1899. the date Of issue
0f said bonds; the interest thereon, at
the rate Of 4 per cent per annum, pay
able semi-annually. az the ONCE Of
/ said city tTeassrereT Aforesaid, Ou the
Hrst days Of April aud October Of each
and every year thereafter, until call
or maturity: principal and interest
payable in gold coin Df the United
/ States. The city recorder OF said city
will receive, die and register ali sub
scfiptiOns in this behalf, aud said sub.
scriptiens, under this publication, vii
close az 5,OclOck p, IA. u Friday, the
first day u September, 1899. Done bJ
the special Committee ~ Bond Issue
this, Saturday, July l5, 1859, az salem
/. Oregon.
IslgnedI G. =. BISHOP. Mayor.
lglgned1 NIJUDAH CITY Recorder
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HOT sPRINGS--I am in
the field again, with my pack horses,
to carry you 10 the springs, or any
place in the mountains, in the vicinity
of Detroit. | have been here seven
years, can take you 10 all the good
camping, hunting, and fishing places
in thispart Of the mountains. Frank
Perkett, Detroit, Ore. 7 3 0ws