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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-06-06
CIRCUIT COURT.
Depannosns No. winds Up the Business
Of the February Term.

Of the February Term.
Judge Burnett held a short session Of
Department No. !, Tuesday morning
and disposed of all cases that could be
handled at the adjourned February
term, and adjourned court.
Following are the docket entries
made:
John Dorcas W. H. O.. Wright ct al
action for money. Plaintiffs motion 70
modify findings Of referee and TO file
amended complaint and defendants mo.
tion 20 set aside findings, argued.
! l.. II. McMahan ". Canadian Pacific
Railway action for money. Applica-
ton 81 plaintiff for leave to file amended
complaint allowed by consent and de.
fendant allowed until Thursday June 8.
1899 20 answer amended complaint.
r. II. Lechler W A. y. Hall; appeal
from justice court Plaintiff has leave
by consent 10 file new undertaking.
Plaintiffs motion for leave b. file
amended reply overruled. Defendant =
motion 10 dismiss appeal overruled.
Defendants motion for judgment on
pleadings argued.
In the other two corresponding cases,
in which o. Pomeroy and G. c. Hall
respectively, we're defendants, the en-
tries were the same a. above
Bauer Sweitzer Hop and Malt Co. ".
p. =. Ganley and Homer Ganleyj action
for damages Tuesday June l3, a. m.
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ASYLUM BOARD DoINos.
A Few Wood BIDS Aeeepted-Heavy
Mortality for May.

rev Wo0d BIOS Accepteo-heaVy
Mortality for May.
At the monthly asylum board meeting
Monday the following wood bids were
awarded
q. b. Cornelius, 80 cords big fir at
$3.50 por cork; 100 cords Of good, second
growth Hr, at t2.15.
J. w. Manley, 10 cords big fir, at t2.75
per cord.
Mark 5. skiff, 30 cords ash, at o. per
cord.
Simon swartz, 100 cords big fir at
s2.75 per cords.
The superintendent was authorized
10 buy about 1000 cords in the open
market.
The superintendent was also author
ICED 10 purchase seventy-five suits Of
clothing from the Salem Wcolen Mills,
80 suits ~ t5j and 25 suits at $3.50.
The superintendent report for May
shows q deaths, ? elopements, and 22
patients received, and total attend
ance Of ll74. Per capita expense, per
month, 1895 3i-lOO; per day 81 l4-lOO
cents. Pay roll for month, t5, i92 q
total expense 81 ,3Ss.57.
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GOLDEN LEGEND
Magnificent Musical Setting Intensely
Interesting kendition Thursday Night
BY The salem Choral
Society.

Longfellow's poem entitled the
Golden Legend" with its perfect
adaptation TO music by the celebrated
composer Dudley Buck, will be given
with great success Thursday night. The
rehearsal last night at the opera house
proved beyond a doubt that the produc-
tion Of this grand work will give enjoy.
ment and satisfaction to both critic and
music lover The music can be- appre-
ciated by everyone, and all will be de-
lighted with its beauty and variety
From the first scene be Lucifer, the
Powers Of the Air, and the cathedral
choir, with accompaniment by orchestra
and organ, 10 the last scene in which
the fulrchorus extols the Beauty Of
Holiness" " every measure is delightful,
every melody beauty, every scene en-
rapturing.
Reserved seats now on sale at Pat
toms, 5Oc.
The Legend" will begin after the
prayer meetings which are announced
for 80. Let every music lover help 10
crowd the opera house Thursday even.
ing.
A full rehearsal Of soloists, chorus and
orchestra at the opera house tonight at
1880. Every singer and player must BE-
present. No visitors admitted.
Tickets bought from chorus members
are tn be exchanged at Patton's for the
regular opera house tickets.
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MCCORMICK ExoNERATED.
school Board Transaets Volume Of Bus
tness-Teaehsts Resign.

mess eaCnefe resign.
At the regular meeting Of the board Of
School District No. "a Monday evening,
after deliberate consideration the fol-
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted
Whereas. certain charges Of improper
conduct we're some time since made
against 4. A. Mccormick, late janitOr Of
the North school. and al that time IL was
deemed best in order 10 avoid friction
and neighbOrhOod difficulty in said
school, that the resignation Of Mr.. Nc
COrmick a. such janitOr be- accepted, a.
rendered by himself, and
Whereas. said action of resignation
and acceptance may b. liable % mis-
iuterpretati. n injurious 10 the character
Of Mr.. Mccormick, be it
Resolved, That the board take this
opportunity % exOnerate said A. 4. Nc
COrmick from any guilt under said
charges, there having been no evidence
brought before US sustaining the charge
Of improper or immoral conduct on his
part.
A special meeting Of the board for the
election Of teachers was called for Sat
urday evening, June Il, and all teach
ers desiring reelection were notified TO
file formal applications accordingly.
The designations Of Mrs. VI. c. Mat
thieu, Miss Pohle and Miss Helen Grit
fifth we're received and accepted.
The district clerk reported having
received 500 due from Mr.. Reeves for
the block Of ground in South Salem.
He also reported about 500 surplus cash
in hand, and was ordered to liquidate
outstanding notes 10 that amount.
BILLS ORDERED PAID.
Salem Water Co.., 1850; Fletcher &
Guild, $3.50; c. II. Roberts, $3.50;
Walter Bruce, 1915.
The matter Of starting a school savings
bank was favored by the board and
will probably be put in operation next
fall
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DR. j. :. Stott, Of Geryais, was doing
business In Salem today. The doctor
and Mrs. stott returned few days ago
trom AN extended visit in California.
Tor the benefit oi the health oi the
latter.
W. r. Conner, proprietor of hotel
Oregon, Ashland, has been the guest Of
his father, Landlord Conner, Of Hotel
Willamette, and went 10 Portland this
Afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs Monroe Nye came up
trom Portland toiay on reccipt Of a
telegram that j, :. Nye, Of Sidney was
dangerously ill
Mrs, J, L. Schultz, OF seattle, (nee
Julia Chamberlain arrived here this
morning for visit with salem relatives
and friends.
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The Quartzville Mines.

w. r. Lawler Of Quartzyille, the big
mining man Of the santiam gold mining
district, was in Salem yesterday 10 look
after some business matters. lie came
down from Quartsylle about ten days
ago and on account Of the heavy fall Of
snow last winter, great quantities Of
which are still lying in the mountains
Mr.. Lawle, accompanied by Mrs. Lawler
and small party, was compelled %
make a wider 'detOur in coming out
going around by the way Of the south
fork Of the Santiam, a distance Of sixty
miles lie says the snow Is still very
deep in the mountains and it will take
some time before IL goes out.
The Iawler mines are not being oper-
ated at the present time, as the ma
chinery on hand cannot be used in low
grade ore prolitably, but the company
back Of Mr.. Iawler may decide 10 Sc
cure new machinery and resume the
operation Of the works at Quartzylle In
which ease the camp will again be- a
most busy one. Mr.. Lawler says there
are a few prospectors in the district sur
rounding Quartzvile. Mr. and Mrs.
Iawler spent the, winter in the camp,
and expect 20 return there in the course
Of few weeks During the winter
months they were entirely isolated and
cut off from civilization and for weeks
al time were without mail or other
news oi the outside world.
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Friedman wants a mess OF trout and is
not an expert fisherman himself he has
20 90 through the ceremonies Of bribing
the fisherman or adopting the same
methods Of man running for United
States senator. wonder if some Of the
idiots who passed the law can see into
it?
Also certain months persons are al
lowed to shoot 50 many birds not over
twenty. Now if a man can kill five
twenties, what is TO hinder the person
who shoots twenty birds to hiring FIVE
boys with blind guns, each carrying a
sack with nineteen birds. This kind of
law is good for Russia, where only a
certain class are allowed TO catch fish,
and only a few persons are allowed to
shoot birds. Now Oregon don't want
that kind Of laws. 1t must be either
forbidden 10 catch certain fish OF kill
certain birds; for all persons, or when it
is allowed TO be caught or killed, those
months or days, people should have the
privilege Of buying or selling them.
1t is hoped that the people OF Oregon
will send men to the Legislature that
would take the interest Of the state to
heart and repeal the worthless, foolish
and idiotic laws as to how and when
trout should be caught and make such
law as all people of Oregon would have
an equal share in the fish or fishes in
which our rivers and brooks abound, and
in the birds OF the air IN this Gods
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SALEM MARKET.
Field Day,

Next Saturday at the Fair Grounds
the /. A. A. A. o. holds It's annual
field meet, and all indications point Ia
a great day Of athletic sports. II the
We rlther will only pc reasonable, there
will be- large delegations here from all
available points. Contestants are lex
pected from each OF the six institutions
belonging 90 the association and the
events will be hotly contested.
The pOstpOnement from last Saturday
was wise move, and better work will
be done by the delay. 4 very strong
team will he present from Corvallis,
and some other colleges give warning
that thing will be heard 10 drop.
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Bad Beginnlng. . ID EndIng.

That local whist tournament is still on,
with several good indication that the
end il in the dim aud distant future.
Five teams entered the contest, each to
play the other five games Two sit
ings are required to complete the series,
but the winners declare il is not pos
sible 10 arrange dates with the hind
most team. Squire Goodel's colts adj
yanccd 10 near top position, with the
state house push covering the track for
all. The administration twins, consist
ing of Lyon and Pogue, has ten games
ahead OF it and bad score behind.
Meanwhile, an oyster supper ordered
for ten is waiting.
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DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.

June 10 49, intercollegiate Field day,
June ll--Railroad conductors picnic
at Fair Grounds.
June 10 Willamette university
Alumni Reunion.
June rs - Willamette University
Commencement.
June 10 Commencement Salem
College OF Music.
june O.-Commencement Interstate
Musical Conservatory, Eta Andcrs.W VIII.
man Principal.
July I 49, Celebration at Salem.
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Ran Three Miles.

This morning while Strong's bakery
wagon went 10 II. G. Fletcher :
dairy, and while the driver, Ruben
Patty Was closing the gate the team be-
came frightened and started for town.
They were stopped al the Fairgrounds
having done NO damage other than loos-
ing oneline and breaking the other while
the driver walked in.
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What If Friedman's New
Racket corner State and Com
mercial streets

was to be restricted by an act Of the
Legislature, that only certain favored
classes should have the privilege of
purchasing goods there.
The people who want TO buy bargains
would be clamoring and petitioning to
the governor, asking him to call an ex.
ira session of the legislature to repeal
such laws.
For they know that at at FR1EDNAy's
SEw RAcKEs' all persons are served
alike; no favored few; the rich or the
poor can buy at the same prices, which
is lower than any house in Oregon
ever sells, it is where you can buy
good suit for man, ranging in prices
from 75c to &l5, and boys suits in por.
portion. In shoes we knock the bot.
tom out at FRrEDMAN's NEW RACKET.
In hats we can fit you in prices as well
as In size, and those who want mems
furnishing goods, will find that TRIED-
MANS NEW RACKET is the place.
In fact, anything you want in Notions.
Fancy Goods, Staple Dry Goods, or
Ladies' or Gents Furnishings, you will
find them at
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Want 20 Play Bali

The Columbia base ball team oi Port
land expert 10 come 10 Salem on the
Conductors excursion and want 10 play
hall with Salem nine that day The
club Ia all average 20 years Of age. Some
oi Salem bass players are inclined To
think that a nine can he picked mp that
can give the boys from Portland work
20 Do.
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS.

w b jenkins, seattle; DJ Norton. A
+ Lewis, New York Z Joseph, d J
Riley, John y Nyman, r. ID Sewers, san
Francisco; + 4 Williams, ~ Paul,
Mlnn,; q Radebush, 81 Louis A h
Wilcox, Grass Valley, Cal. b Iatz,
A Naddle, IL {. Bryson, Raleigh Trim
Bile, Geo Andrews, Marie pmndcr,
Nina Pool, III q Lake, Portland
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Il You Wan, an up.to.pate Man

to take charge ef an intelligence office.
or an ordinary man TO do ordinary work
OF boarder, or a place 10 board, or a
chance 10 learn a trade, or almost any
thing that anybody wants, you'll find
him or II by telling your want to the
people ot Salem through the JOURNAL
want columns.
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Masonle Exeursion Ra,es

The o. Il. Il \. Co have authorized a
rouud trip rate Of Sl.SO Tor those lie.
string to attend the annual session of
Grand chapter K, A. NJ. Grand Lode
A. +. A, NJ. aud Grand Chapter q. E
;, held al Portland June 7th 10 18th in.
elusive, Daily boat from Trade street
hoCk. g, NJ Powers Agt. id IA
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SALEM HoTEL ARRIVALS.

Mrs Frel G0ulet, Miss Pearle Goulet
Gervaisi l. h Meatney, Matney, Or
~ Beaumont, Jt Joseph, Mo. Mrs J }
BARTLETT and son. City; h Wilson, Mr..
naugherty, Ben Mitchell, Portland. "
A nnlsch, Z Jacobson, san Francisco
K |. nuebler, y Young, Merrill. or.
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COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS

; & Pur, Dnluth, MINI. Rohert
o'Niel, Bishop Cal. q y Allen. New.
berg, Or. Chas Scott, Woodburn: "A q
Sahlslrom, Portland
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Baby Shoes, IS cents, worth IS cents,
at the Boston Shoe Company, SOs Com
mercial street, near the postoflice.
I Is n
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Now /, Your onnortun,,y

10 obtain first class Ena mel Cabine
Photo and best Carbonette work at re-
duccd rates. The Pickeill Co. Ground
hoor Studio, 2i3 Commercial street.
8 ~ ri.
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To BE Healthy

II il necessary that you eat proper
food, il being we'll prepared. You will
find IL az the Wonder" restaurant
Next door IIarritt * Lawrence. Ken
worthy * Co.
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siskiyeu Water.

- s.,oI Natural Mineral Water. Rest
On eel n, Try it. For sale by the cas-
wi 'mette Hotel. set
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The Boston Shoe Company

Gents French Calf Shoes, tl.5O, worth
81, 3Os Commercial street, near the
pOstOfiice. 4 Is II
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Pleasure and EnloYment

Some people seek il in reading, others
In boating, many lind il by smoking
Little Champion made at salem.
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Good Pasture.

Parties wanting good pasture can get
same at the State Fair Grounds hy APP
plying {. ;. GabrlelsOn, secretary. 6-6.ti
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MANikn--A good farm hand. Address
Z, ID, Wilson, Fox Valley, or. Sts
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LpSf-on sunday, March S, semitic
tleman' ; amethyst stkk pin. The
finder vii b. literally rewarded hy
leaving the same a. this ofiioe. 66StI
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COS commsrsial suse,

HERE yon can buy ladies French X ia
Button Shoes for : so, worth a.. Boston
Shoe Company, rs Il
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TopAY's MARKET.

PORTLAND June 6.-Wheat valley
80: Walla Walla, 5sc.
Flour-Portland, $3.50; Supertne
s.. 10 per bbl.
Oats-White Asa 46C
Hay-$S@t9per ton.
Hops-llGl3c; old crop 6c.
WOOl-Nalley. lldl2c: Eastern Or
egon, 6dl0. Mohair, % a 30.
Millstuff-Bran, Sl7; shorts, SIS,
Poultry-Chickens mixed, S4.jO@5 80
turkeys, live, l3@l3ec.
Eggs-Oregon, - per doz
Hides--Green, salted 80 lbs, Sd9c. under
80 lbs, 7ia@Sil sheep pelts, l5@ poe.
Onions-5Oc@7 - per sack.
Butter-Best dairy, l7ls@2Oc; fancy
creamery, 4Oc per roll.
Potatoes-sl so $l.75 per cwt.
Hogs-Heavy dressed 5@6
Mutton-Weathers 4iec; dressed, s@9
Beef-Steers. $4.OO@$4.50; cows $500
@$4.OO dressed, 7@7is.
Neal-dressed, 6@Sc.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat-4S.
Oats-3Sd3Gc.
Hay-Baled, cheat, 500
Eggs, l2ls "a he.
Flour-ln wholesale lots $3.50 retail
800
Millstuff-bran $1,000
HIogs-dressed, 5isc.
Live cattle-2ia@
Sheep-S2 5O@ 81.
Dressed Neal-6c.
Butter-Dairy lOc creamery l5c.
WoOl-Best lOc. M6hair 25c.
Poultry-Spring chickens l2iac "a l5c.,
Hens to . cents.
Potatoes doe
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To cure Ia Gnppe, ksep warm especially
he iesL and take DE. Miles NeTVine.
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Eagles Lodge No. 10, will meet at Pop
ular Hall Ia Turner block Wednesday
evening, June 9Th, at $50 An mem
ber ursed to be present. 6-2.td.
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country. Away with the selfish laws
that would give only few sports the
advantage.
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Silk Goods
Woolen Goods
Summer Weights

These are special lines bought To
fll the growing demand for SUMNER
wOoLENs.
Muslin Underwear in great variety.
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HOUSE LOTS AT AUCTION.

The subscriber. living out of the city
and not caring to hold these lots any
longer. he will sell. SATURDAY. June 10.
'og. at o'clock y. m. on the premises. 3
house lots on Boyden street, which leads
off Southbridge street at No. Sc. These
lots have from $500 to 700 feet OF land
each. and will be sold to the highest bid
der They are situated about 4 minutes
walk from the electric cars on South
bridge street. The new electric railway
will run very near the lots Also. at
same time viii offer fine lots on Caro-
street. just Off College street, containing
about 1000 feet Of land each. The above
lots offer a grand chance for any one
wishing to buy lot for home or for an
Investment as they will be sold on easy
terms. Terms at sale; IS down AZ sale
JOSEPH BOYDEN.
Il II. CLEMENCE. Auctioneer.
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VALUABLE RESIDENCE
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.

In Worcester on TUESDAY, JUNE 20,
SO, a 1870 a. m, on the premises, "
Harvard ST.. the residence lately occupied
by the late Israel n. Reyes, containing
20 large rooms, besides bath, laundry and
store rooms. The house Is arranged for
two families, or would make q nice single
residence or private school. 1t is finished
mostly IN black walnut and Indiana ash
of best quality. The lot contains about
Il, GOO feet and is two minutes walk from
Lincoln So and Main st. Also at the same
time and place, what remains OF personal
property In said house. belonging to late
Mr.. Keyes. consisting of pictures, car
pets, chamber sets and various things too
numerous 20 mention This sale offers
a chance to get splendid residence at
your own price as IL will be sold without
reserve to the highest bidder, to settle
the estate Terms at sale: 5000 down at
sale on real estate; personal cash. For
information address Geo. n. Keyes, 301
Pleasant St. Worcester, Mass. or auc-
tioueer. MARY J.. kE1ES,
GEO. n. kEYES,
Executors Of the will of the late
Israel n. Keyes.
IT, NJ. CLEAIENCE. Auctioneer.
junSI217
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THE wAQUOIT,
EAST NOBFHPORT'

daIigbtfuI summer home on the shore
- 49, ba1obscot Bay For rates address
y q g ROSS. 565 Washington ST. Boston,
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THE ESTATE OF N. s. LISCOMB

in
Trowbdge Enhorh aeked ana is
of
property has induced
wishes
hr q a
Electric carsp pas
fu partars inquiry may be made 4, Of MILES
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chlropodIst and Manicure.

ALI. ILLS OF THE FEET scientifically
and carefully treated without pain;
warts removed. also manicure. Miss A
V. Carberrv. room IS. Burnside building.
Main st. Evenings until 100.
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Lost and Found.
Hairdress sing, Etc.

Notwithstanding special
ty; facial massage, superiluous hair re-
moved by electricity. Miss C. Kennard,
3S7 Main
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READ THE spy WANT ADS FOR REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES
Help Wanted Male

SELL CORBINsLIGHTNING SCISSORS
sharpener and make great profits; any
lady can sharpen scissors in half a min
ute; would not be without it, is gem
eral verdict; greatest seller; your OPP
portunity; they want them; sample and
terms, postpaid, % cents. Francis
Packard, Stoughton, Mass, sole New
England agent.
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For Bicycles.
Horses. Carriages, etc

FOR SAIE-One Of the best saddle
horses in Worcester. Fer particulars
address box No. 623
FOR SALE-Two-seate democrat wagon
I'm frst-class shape. Can be seen at 68
Houghton St
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furnished houses to
lodge, 10 rooms, with golf club links;
Pleasant View cottage, Il rooms; Bay
View, Is rooms; house rooms: South
Harpswell, Me: terms low. B. S.
Elmes, Bay View Edgartown, Marthas
Vineyard, Mass
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AUCTIONS.
0. A. KELLEY,
AUcTIoNEER,
81 FOSterSt., Worcester, Mass,
FIFTY HORSES At AUCTION.

We have just received from the west
another nice lot of horses, which we shall
dispose of by auction THURSDAY, June
s. 1899. at 10 o'clock a. m, at our staoiA
81 Foster street, Worcester Mass.
These horses have been expressly Sc
lected for us, and we will show as good a
line of horses as we have had ID, this Is sea ga
son. They consist of DRAFT, DRIN.
ERs and GENERAL PURPOSE
HORSES, weighing from 1000 to 1900 ms;
pair Brown Horses. years old. VT. 2SOO
draft team; ] pair Brown Mares, 6 years
old, W.T.. $500 lbs, blocky built well broke;
pair Bay Horses, years old VT 25O9
IBIS, extra broke, single or double a good
years old W.T., 1900 lbs; / pair Dapple
Grays years old, W.T.. 2G00 lbs, extra
broke and very handsome team l pair
Bay Horses, W.T. 1900 lbs extra good
driving team make a nice family team;
/ pair Black Horses, W.T. 1900 lbs, wei
broke, not afraid of any object, extra
readers; / pair Gray Mares, 9 years old
VT. POO MS, good all-around team: 1
Bay Horse, years old, VT. 1850 lbs,
stands IS hands high, extra driver Of 70
miles an hour, can trot = mile IN ZIP; li:
Horse. VT 1850 lbs, stands 16 hands high,
good roader and has all saddle gaits: !
Black Horse, stands lo.2 VT. 1850 lbs.r
very stylish roader of 10 miles an hour;
Roam Horse VT. 1909 lbs, stands 16 hands
high, good saddle horse good all-around
horse; ] Black Horse VT. s25 his, all the
years old. VT. $50 MS family broke, an
extra saddler; ! Bay Horse, 6 years old,
W.T.. 1850 lbs, absolutely sound, safe for
lady to drive: l Roam Pony, an extra
saddle pony VT. $50 lbs, The balance Of
these horses are general purpose horses.
A full description of each horse given at
day of sale. Come while we have good
rum we cannot get them every day.
Sale positive, rain or shine.
Terms: Part cash, balance in 30 days.
o. A. KELLEY, Auctioneer.
June 2 1899.
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NARRAGANSETT BAY.

The Oakland Beach Hotel 200 guests,
and the Buttonwoods Beach, Hotel, 100
guests; both first-cass and desiF G BY 10
81 81 mir minutes by rail- from Providence. open
June Il. under the managemesn,t. OF Il D 4
TfiIiIIinehast Catering Co., Providence X. /.
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clalrvoyan9s and Massage.

and ssage-Removal--
Ars. Julia a. Spaulding. magnetic bust
ness and test clairvoyant, has removed
to greet old and new patrons: exam
nations and massage 81 each. Room Z,
one flight.