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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
CYCLING.
THE L. A. ". TAKES HAND IN Ihh
AMsTERDAM-AvE. CONTROVERSY

SOME OF THE MEMBERS OF THE NE" hA'iN'
RoARD-NoTrs OF THE WHEEL.
CUTE c,, r,oId,rg Of the New-York State
Div,s,o, of tho League Of American Wheelmen mas
taken u hand in the Amsterdam-ave cartracA con
troversy The wheemcn OF the CITY ao"'' ','".
while the riders OF the bicycle do not use .""'
avenue much at present that In tmc tnN' '''o'
oughfare will be asphalted, and tha' tnen N'",'
whee,men will use il. They argue also that the
forr tracks in the avenue are danger TO the hie
of the public and that two Of the tracks are en-
,ire,v unnecessary Mr. Bedding has sent the APP
,,dd ,etter TO Senator John Ford. and another
letter equally strong. TO Assemplynd" No''''
Nazet The letter to Mr.. Ford is as follows
7 rorah,. write 10 inform YOU that the New YORK
~ Si,S,sio1 Teague Of American Wheelmen, an
orranizatfon numbering seventeen tnouSai,u y,
hers IN the t S ibo Rorogh Of Manhattan NewY
CITY nGorse and support the pn hiom,, ,rnoso ~
n0La D tbe number Of cartracks in Amsterdam
ave to set Of tracks Inc E tSa Relieve that
the running Of four tracks on street is Of he
mental in every possible way 10 inc h.e, 20, large
,,sore Of that street and tho citizens az "a -,
1dostrians drivers and wheemen and we 90 no, nUr
sec in what way the pubic can pe work required
h@ain wish 10 say TO YOU that you nave W., erican
port and Endorsement OF the League Vi
Wheelmen.
Tho new members Of the Racing Board nave al
heen Amounted except the member lot '"'S
who will the plum mere ~ sun
Of the members appointed A. W. Robinson "a
New.England was member OF the hoaiu '''
yeor and he f. said 10 he an excellent o"Oe''
g Dimon who will look after PennsyNainH'
was chairman Of the Race Committee ou''"s ''''
League of American Wheelmen meet the'e wv
vnars ago He IS a warm friend OF Teo's ga
Gideon who was chairman OF the RACING p 49,
before Mott J W. Brdgman VIII look hlteI ~ q,
Kentucky end Of the Board. lie Is ulr'Ctut IL
Tho Fountain Ferry track at l!ouisVle. M".--il
r.o,d indicate that the track will remain IN we
Iaaeuo Of American Wheelmen fold re Was cna a,
rnan ~ The Press Committee at LouisViile "hen
the on que Of American Wheelmen Natlohai NJ
was held there I'm 1896 W. j. Doty Is me ST.
tar,. n tho Denver Wheel Club, and ne mas peei
member Of the Board for the last two years ~ Is
said that the new chairman OF the boatu: o. ~ g,
eTick Gerlach OF Chicago. will open an once !"
this city soon
Tho first indoor spring athletic and bicycle meet
will be held in the 18th Regiment Armory on March
ls There will bc two bicycle races. to be decided
in heats Already between thirty and forty cy Gi
have entered in each contest. Inc races VIII We
under the auspices Of the League or American
Wheelmen. Of course
Friends OF the outlaw organization appear TO De
Worrying about the National championships which
will be held in Montreal next summer The worry
had the Canadians decided to renounce the League
Of American Wheelmen ana JON the Ndtioii"i -
clists' Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
THE NEW DEFENDERS LONG CAFE.

Rrstol r. T.. March Sit was learned TO-DAY
that tho eafr for the Cup defender when mas
bccn in process Of construction for some urhe az
,,o EerrcshoN works here, when completed VIII ne
-, ,ben seventy feet in .enCth. rms l. con-
ratiV greater than the length of the gar HseI
on me old defender. and indicates an '"'' ''
area for the yacht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

The Rev NJ J. Iavelle. president Of the Catholic
Summer School PlattsburG. \. Y. with Arthur
Rldeawav Ryan met James f. Sullivan on Mon
dav evening - discuss athletic plans. They pro-
nose 10 establish physical education course at tho
catholic Summer school for the season OF ls99
Nothing definite was done in relation to the build
ing of A gymnasium and the establishment OF
course Of physical education. Mr.. Ryan and MI
Sullivan were appointed a committee TO get up an
athletic SEIZED for the members Of the school
and their ratrons from July to August % The
spo-ts will Include competition in golf tennis arrh-
cry. lawn tennis. bowling. swimming, canoinG;
boatinr and hicvcling Father Iayele has agreed
10 Duid an athletic track once and also bicycle
track. 4 swimming instructor will be engaged and
also instructors in other branches OF outdoor sports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
ATHLETICS.

PREPARATIONS FOR BERKELEY SCHOOL GAMES
At the ninth annual games Of the Berkeley School,
10 he held in the list Regiment Armory on Satur-
day a. , p. NJ. some interesting contests are
promised. The contests are: 6o-yard senior dash'
eOyard junior dash Go-yard hurdle 22O-yard dash 40
yard SSo-yard and one nile runs running hish jump
putting 12-pound shot and pole vault The meeting
tween SclN .ss. OF Tutor. and Spaken, OF BeiKc-
Icy. in the high jump. VIII prove highly interesting.
BCth men are cap8uie Cf doing SIX leet. Amons
the other entries VINO will snow up In their val !
Gus specalt!es are Bell. Dusheimer. MilDaGk.
Spraeue. Haycmeycr. Huston, F1rney' White feriy
md TIede.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL.
LERS will fund the London office Of The
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

Dubuque. Iowa, March S-The Nutwood DRIVING
Club to-day added purse OF 5000 for frec-for- III
,rof,,nr stallion race the ar5t in this class since
1899. AT Grand Rapids which was won by Alvin Ia
2J; This brings the total Of Dubuque purses 10
$1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY,

SPORTSMEN'S SHOW.-Annual eShipi-
t,on Of the Sportsmens Association Madi-
son Square Garden. .,,s,
HOCKEY.-St. Nicholas s. G. agalnst
Hockey Club Of New-York, st. Nicholas
Stating Rink. SIS p m; Quaker CITY Alh-
letic Club against Brooklyn, Clermoh' A'o-
nue. Rink. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

Friends OF the outlaw organization appear TO ne
Worrying about the National championships which
will be held in Montreal next summer. the worry
would have been the other side OF the renee
mad the Canadians decided TO renounce the League
Of American Wheelmen and join the National ~
clists Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

Tho first indoor spring athletic and bicycle meet
will be held in the 18th Regiment Armory on March
Is. There will bc two bicycle races, to be decided
in heats Already between thirty and forty cy ni
have entered in each contest Inc races VII ne
under the auspices Of the League or American
Wheelmen. Of course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
House
Dresses

Stay-amOnS tneln
Or light colored percaes; double pointed yoke pack
and front pa ted back and full front; yoke ana col
lar trimmed with neat wash braid
si25-Of blue and pink checked percale round YOKE
back and front pul-n at waist on belt turn over
Al si50-Of neat striped percaes yoke back and front
with yoke 70 waist. collar, YOKE plfl's
and sleeves trimmed with white cordinS. 80,
AT 81 75-Of solid co0red blue or pink cnamprayi tu
front with four rows Of white braid from neck 70
waist; round yoke back. with plaits 70 waist collar
woke and sleeves also braid trimmed; fun skirt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

The Oakland Golf Club has decided to hold tn
cross country tournament. postponed from Marc
r. on March %. the conditions and prizes being IN
So me as those originally announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

A. De Witt Cochrane captain OF the s.. andrews
Golf Club IS at present making brief tour o; the
Southern golf courses. and is now taking part IN
the open tournament ~ Miami, Fla. some OF the
other Northern players there are r. +. Watson. r..
OF tho Westbrook Golf Club; G. g. Hubbard, OF the
Newport Golf Club. and n. NJ. Forest, OF Philadel-
mia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

Odd lots and broken
sizes in corset covers,
debris from the heaviest
selling any store has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
A Mans
Spring Suit

and fit right, with all the tallor's finest
touches; coat a double-breasted SACK faced
with satin. Undoubtedly exactly the SOFT
of suit that half the men vino read this had
planned for their Spring wearing.
How much did you expect to pay? This
suit will cost you SIS bought anywhere else
It's one of our Spring leaders, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
A Very Important
Sale of Books

A Very important , iou NJ NH, M. s sv,
oo'C VI o"o"" and power Of ow
Book Store. Read over what follows, ara
you will get some even larger ideas.
The list is meagreness itself, and does no:
give even faint idea of the entire variety.
You will note that these are 4. good books,
and all recent editions. Just for economa
information we mention in each case IL.
original publishers price.
FICTION
one q the Beans sol Mrs Robert J'selyn POl'hs
Paynton Jacks Gentleman Marian Bower Publisht
at 81. our price. Csc ,r,. D..,,.,., -.
TIE S,i Fan Of a star SIR William Masnay. Published
aiidt G;reg. pauline King Published at sizs Our
Revolution in Tanners Lane Mark Rutherford Put
shed at s. our Price n lp, p,bl.b..
o Mad Madonna L. C wh,elock. Published at s.
the our Ma PE'SF Of Moons. Robert W Chambers Published
at $50 our price SOC
MISCELLANEOUS
History OF the United States. Edward E Hds Fas
ushed at 81. our price. BIC. , =, ,.s,.
Sketches from Engsh History se let. a ~ A'-
Pictures from English History. Selected ~ CoenS
F. bishop. Published az 81. Our priee .oc -, lady
Memoirs OF Prince de Jonville. Transaiea A o.,
Mary Lloyd. illustrated. Published az N-' ~
price. Csc. -,... n,,, ,,,o-
ducton and notes. by John Bradshaw oN0''' -"
ushed al IS. Our price. 81 IS r,,-,, sro
A dictionary " Thoughts. BY lyon ha"As' ""
Published At $3.50 Our price. s5c 49,, p,s
Csssells Biographical Dictionary Leather uS'A "
ushed az 81 so our price I5c = $500. p,.v.-
Dictionary Of Miracle, BY 81 our 9o1 prle. IS
Leather back. Published al sss- - T-snss.
BY T. bailey Saunders. Published al 81 ~
price. 91c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

There seems to be a strong probability that
lack" Park who arrived in this country on sat
urday will be asked to accept q position with the
Nassau Country Club as its professional Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
Twelve Dollars.

Second floor. Fourth avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
A Sale of
Odd Lots of
Corset Covers

ever known. Just exactly the kind of pick
ing that pleases tasteful people and slender
purses, for the very best things become the
very cheapest
Almost all kinds are here in the begin
ming, but you must remember that you must
pick for your style and size. There are
plenty, you'll not have to hunt long.
At l2c., styles that were lSc.
AT lSc STYLES that were 25c. to CSC.
At 25c styles that were SOC. to Csc.
AT Soc styles that were 7Sc. to 81.
At 7Sc STYLES that were $l.25 to SITS.
Second floor. Fourth avenue.
q, u...e Here's the Handker-
H"d'unC'N "~' chief Store with an
I''"t other tid-bit for hand
kerchief hunters. Women's handkerchiets,
this time, and just the sorts that women
seem to like best,-the neat, narrow-hem
kinds, hemstirched, very fine and sheer,
with small, daintly-worked script initial.
Pure linen, of course, and fairly worth
half more than we ask for them.
Two for a Quarter.
Only 300 dozen of them. They are on
handkerchief counters, in the Main Aisle,
this morning, but they'll not be there to-
morrow.
JOHN WA
r-, A r c+a,,,r+ g, 70 Pr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09

q, silks from 500 50 to s72 the s72 OF Fouard robin
egg hin. with white polka dot in regular pattern
waist OF white Mousselne de Sole over white tansta.
over this a lattice work BolerO jacket OF harIu"
black velvet ribbon with edging Of ace shrt u,m
ming. rufes Of material edged with hairo" o'"1"
lace. zoo i,-c.
mesh ne, over black afeta; waist made win trahs-
parent and trimmed with shrre'i satn rlpDon
and chan,ily lace blue velvet choker SKIRT mas ossr
drapery edged with chartily undcrsklrt or accordion
plated net. trimmed with satin ripoon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-09
Costumes of or 40" ~ the readv.to-
Silk and Net psap costume toward

perfection, is reached IN these arrivals
yesterday
Words won't tell how handsome and e
fective they are. of course. Gowns liz
these do not admit of adequate description
But they are new, and they are exquislteI
pretty and they are rigidly exclusive
most of them but one of kind,-so yo
will doubtless come in and see them.
Here's little about them, given mo
for the price-information than anythr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12

czliing. " they ~ elect The trade
aod labor unions al oTer ,he eastern
states are no~ enloying . degree ~
prosperity. 10 voluntary advances q
usEcs and IN a shOrier work day oeFei
before equsied in the history - the
llbor movement Condltl0us d. OF
improve pithogt organized EFFORT,
N0n-organiEed labor u the last 70 re
csivc any oeoe6i from reueEed pros
ptfifg. BY equalization tne l4Dogsrs
all receive the cD-operation q oihers
DO obtsiuipz tbe objects % ofzaniza-
t'0n. The committee 90 ofgahiEati0p,
therefore hopes % secure the aid aut
enogornEement % the business a1ea q
Salem In their efforts 90 nake tbs
eiiy kn0an asa good union city.
God pa makes god ooosumers apd
aod purchasers Fair pap can only b
secured ~ united action.
WgfkinEmen aud aomen of Saiem,
sse Neines3ays, Thursdays auc
Fridays DAILY CAPITAL IOuRsAL fol
time ard pisoe q meeting. next Fn'
day eFeuiug
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
Ofiha Psz HEs BS1 Costing % KEh
Il Kri11 Gs1-iy.
on- PEzre- i EeFs r LE-e c51-,T Hz-
aDssz y TasTs o5--s N=T
LrE Ea-.

Tae eo1rty co1rt has teeo tl1rU.ss.
a. shs aay blls ~ ue1ical Afis-.3-
a-ae and 1rgEs hare bssu r1urirE 50
aFsiusi MEri-o C1-uly The aus-1-is
% "a fos 6scfcri-g fbe p1Ur. 80 Ers-
s-riuii1os. nrrsss. 5ls1 raj BIS. a1c
caruce-s ac5 l-3srtaksrs s1rc11is
nave bes1 nelrly ss ~ A. i1e criZ-
fnal eraecsss ~ tte cl-tg. ll3Cs
Terrell and tte c1Uul lssi1-e-s hare
1esn trgirE Co re5g.s ths-s c11rEss
wlib1gi 51i1z irl.sii1e 20 5ls1-ayi-g
positive lr51la-l-y.
Att1e lzs5 terra q cart c1rtrzc-
Has catered i1to STA D-. :. 3 ]sss1E
o. f1rr.sn us,5i1ai stts-1Enos a1c e.
mcaiciuss raqgirs3 f1F go yesr- Hs
IS - make slck calls co rsCEle ao--i
.oHu for 81 .53s visit
It is uci Esusrauy k1cu1 ttGi
Mari0s IL keepinx o-s niireut psrs--
in a. iufruary nelr Eartoe. Laus
c5oniy. kspi D. Dr. Beulluiu FrHuk-
( bio R1sssu. n D.. f1F e. aeek- S1s
j. boar3e5. lpcEe5. ireaied acd care.
. for b Dr.. Rsssel for t.ai sum, BE- far
oishiax sverythinE-
I Mrs. McDonaldls addicted 20 ogigu
'ia its Different f1rms. a-d tie
doctor. ihiuks sne wiu ao5oao.s5ll ?
become deDentsd, 70 she de- o.si sils
F the use o. g. lIBe OH 90 her dope
sb98ld BE- charged 10 toe doci1f 30
T y1t ber in the say - Using iLI
I Or. Rgssell Eriies - tie MErl1r
1guuiy csgrt. Il wou'1 sls1 state q
4 ye bou0raole oody that u "a have
ans other c2ses. female O. usie, d.
sa-s8 % o0i diseased. crippled o. o.,
crpgl-d. { siil take tben a. g. ps,
seek aud o. f1r Mau0n c11uty a.
have fOf Lane c1u1ty.
Df. Russell O.. deyOjlng his utne o
the po1r and .ays be beiieres be car
/ bene6t th- coa1ty. the patients Er-
hlm=elf, and includes 10 the service hs
4 Ofsrs ali eKpsnse of burial in case q
death.
Tue cluuty cJuft Is impfeszec uitt
the business like prlposition CT
tained 10 DR.. R4ssel's letter t.
cost q keeping the p1or az toe Mario,
county pooF house is g = f0r ooar-
and lodgiug, medical sttendance a.,
hospital bills being extra when re-
qu.fed. The county court - tryin.
t0 evulve a Plan % trade q the pre-
cot goor house froperty a. Saiem aDC
gei q farm 10 tue county shere tier.
souid be sofk fur The Eel
aud az indrmay ruo ike toe one "a
Lane colaty tur a nomiuai expense
There is chsuce for sone eaterpris
inx medical nan % make MAriei
county a prUp1,iti0n Like the 0ue mac,
1y Dr. Russell @ E1xene
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12
THEY RIDICULE IT.
NEy PB.,4 RE,1A ihs la d
4 Lss..1R C-s II DyESr
81 Ss,-6sk TT11tlss.
za.i=-l:- zspsvsr. Is Ess Argszsai.a .an5
Pass A.. Ss-b5orn ThinEs.

s.1-ls,n tr0.5,ss are - common
tr5 fr rcss ezsss - obsisozte % cure
itti ps1c5e are zpi 90 i1ok 9th s1s-
-cc- CO ar reDs5y clAimi3z 10 b q
-1s sc1L rer-81e-i cure f0r dysp~psis
s-5 io5i Fsstio1. Macy sgcl pride
ihs1sslrss &C their ac1tsnHss Ia never
.sIrF t--c1zEsd. espec ally 10 medi-
.ires.
Ttis fear % os.-E t1ltgEzed Gao
.e -8rr.si tr,- flr. 81 fsr. i1 fact. that
-1-v r--e .-~a- 'Cf yslrs Nitb
Hs1E ..=-..1 t4.1=r t18a risk a lit
ils I.rss Er1 u-osT ic faithfully test
IrEtHe 1.l.-s lz1s ga preparation
- -.s-= l-5 --iysr.aIy ussd a.
S;-1ri. ugsreF>iE T4tl--s
N5s ~t-artss DYSPEPSIA Tablets
are vastly -efs-i zoe Important re-
,se-i fr..- 9r1Irsy pr,pr.et4ry med
lc.--. 80 lhs fezs-l that they are
15l sa-re. fa,e1t ueileIle, 90 Sc
ere. d. l414e 70 tL=ir Ingredients, but
E-sly,.s sICas ll=-D g. contain the
l4t-f4l digestive fesleul-. pure asep-
&c uspsi1. tB= digestive scid., Golden
Seal, 1isml,l, hy5fsstic add uuX
Ttey are u5L r4tEzftic oeitber do
i1ey at p1Seri1lly 90 aCy organ
lli they cure io1 gzsiiJa % toe com
ll1n-ssuse plau % diEesting the food
slisu tbtr0gghiy before 70 has time
tg fsrueri, so4r and cause tue Eiis-
chief. This j. tue 0uly secret % tnelI
s-lccss
Cathartic pills never have an5 ueye
40 cI re iosiEesii0n and stomach
tru4oles because they act entirely q
tte 5Jsels, sb-fszs ;le sh.le tfosolt
j. really be- Toe stomach.
Siuaft's DyspeI-a Ta1Ie,s t4kri
after meals dlse,is yls toad. Tlzt 4
al there is o. il.
Focd DIT diEs,,e1 ~ half iisesiai u
pJi-ou a. DO create, Ezs. ae.1ity, head
aches, palpltAiiJl % the heart. .ls, o.
resn aud appetite aud many 0'1t
trJubles suich are cite1 called D
s1me other name.
They are sod by druggists srsiy
where a. - cents pr ga12s= A.
dress r. A. stuart &c NErr1--
Mich fyF uttle b1ck re- f,e-l-.
diseases sent free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12

n - Proposes - orEanirs Several Tra'ss
ani L4b1s unsons ia salem.

n - Proposes - Org4niEs several Trs3e'
an3 L4b1f Unsons ia salem.
A meetinR u several delegates from
OsgAniEso trades UNIQUE vas bid 80
this city, Moodsy evening. April 10,
fOI the puspome of takioG steps o.
Ward f0rmsng a local federHtlon u IA.
bcf o. q centrsl labor c0gucii
The meetinx Nas called 70 order ~
Capt Joho O'BTiea. repreeuiing toe
An1erican Federation of Labor
Ffcd la Bell uas elected chairmaG
and james y Godfrey secretary % .
r0mmlliee co organization, for The
purp0.c 0f onfaniEiuR tbe CLERKS. elec.
trial 4Dfkers. taIiors, olscksmiihs,
ianDdrY w0rkers stDue masDos, brick
layers. carpenters. plambee. ir0u
uiolcers. woolcn mil cmployes, labor.
srs 4nd wage-e4rners gcnefsily.
Peter Beckett sas elected a. q o0m-
nitfee on hall. and sas Instructed %
hlic a bail for . meciing % b. held
Ga neKt FRIDAY eseniag. April ~, AZ ;
0'circk.
laek 4Yan sas selected a. a commit-
lee 10 Fisll tie clerks % lnFitc then
40 tte DeeiluE. 80 a. % avail of az %
EaEiratlou q secure she success " tle
early .cio,i1z uloFement. nos and
every day fie wAs aiso 10 inFlie the
I.lsubefs, and members uf trades y
a. pfesent ~ personally vimtiux AZ
taany a. possible untll ths ueeiiag.
TlIr cll4lrnan and secretary ~ere
aashoriIed % adFeftise ths cailsd
uieciing fos next Friday eFeui0z 10
THE DAiLY CAPITAL JoCnNAL
UsIoNs NAY BE F0anED.
90 pefeDns soFklug az any trade %
caliins. ~ they usy b. oumpsed q
TeFs1ns s9Fkinx a. diiisIeut ~ varied
ctliinEf TIE latter are called "fei-
efsl Labor upions aad are u To-
1niie fslue 10 such plaoes a. uherc
taefe are 10 fee pefslns tmployed o.
fofm separate uoiuos ~ each ifade
neparate naions Wil b. i0fUed q
taelge or mofe fQliDslog e trade GO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12

Pail and Hintef soen grain are 10
cKellcnt condlfion. DgFiBg February
aod Aarc1 numerous reports scre
circUlsted that great damage wss done
b. toe February freeze. bat the cur
rent reports Do Dot iudieatr that gen
erai damaxe ras done, % that ever
iOesi damage b any sDpfeciabie en-
teut rcsulie4. The frccIlug out uf
gfsi1 slest q tue CASCADES 3. very 10
usual. aud, ~ q rule. s0me local ON
Gition h tue cause. rather than ihe
seventy q the ~eatbef. TIE favor
abe seathef duf.fg the past teo osls
has produced god gr0wth Ia the graio.
and its pfeseli cDoditi0u could nOt b.
osiief spfing.secdinx is progressing
rapidly IS 10 weii undeF say 90 the
higher land DO the Willametle Val.
isy counties. aud is being extended
g. the ioser land a. mpldiy a. 10 dfies
Out
heach, cherry. pfune and plum trees
are Ia fan b.fom in eli portions o.
nesiefn Oregon. The date % gen
eral bloom tan safely D. - dosn a.
thr ioth. The cate " hloom TO former
year. - ~ fgllowE
ls.a. March -; lso. A,ril 9. isl
March =; ls9a. April z. iss3. April %,
issi. Marco ~; isss. March -; lsas
March -; l.s1. April 10, iss,, April p
is9. Apri "a
AFples. qlinols and other fFuits
hloom ffum one % to weeks later
t1Aa t1e Tarictiss mcatiuned aboFe
Tue reports shas thai the damage
doaf 90 iruit tree, was uoi a. great %
reptried dufiug febfuafy aud March.
s'lpe cQffesus auients are % ue
oglniuu that fruit tfres uoa indicate
q larger yield than They did 90 This
time Lass leaf. Tbrrr was some lcss
atlerc orchards aefe located in low.
saxEy soiii clseabere tbefe Was urso-
tcaiig 30 damage. ~ q fcs localilies
hiaCkbsfry and msptefry stalks are
reported o. b. iulurcd, a. q result of
sue fehrualy fIcelc A berries Ia
o-sson are mofe pFoiinc taan any
pihef ffulh heal llfy lf such really
exists, sin noi affect the general
mpply simebeffiss are 10 bios,m in
ihe saatbffn olantlcs
Miscellane1as TIE warmcf seatb-
ef pfodacod a rapid Efowth ia gfass
and IL u uas in e1celient cundliio1.
hqps arc appeaflug aooFe thc sruuad
Aud acilse work 3, briug duae 10 ali
yards. Hoo rro~efs are pleased sith
pfrseut coUdiiious. filH g. nelug
sosus the acfoaxe Is belnx greaily TO-
efesssd. Gardsa makiog hss cou.
asedced
Ibe ooldiilou ~ prsdacis and uf
iarn ~ork y nos satisfactory in an
eeciious and . prlsperous crop year Is
iaaleated.
hepefts iFom the usoantaln fesians
iliicaie iaat thcrc - mlre secs ia
tl.e ulpaniainf AZ this date thau usasI
ieis ,Nin& fae. a good aatcf supply
iuf fhe sfasoa BE- assured.
S. PAsrn
iNrtctuf. furliaud. % /
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12

Ai,snaoon Pfogtsm q a. kiariaa Coaufy
ttssue-ilar4i So<isgy
The Msfien C0aniy Hwiicultufal
S.cleiy iart iog iiie aftefne,a scsslon
~ tno u'cloct. fresiaeui Lloyd Rey-
uuldt pfesidins. The slate oeafd q
h1fticniiufe ~as fh asa tEs hsil
"a, Qaite sell alsrd ~ith feprcseeia
tite lfait gfuerfr, musliF fr1a tnr
lmmSqiate Fici0liy 20 Saiea. Nlsi ~
the uus.cal aai elosutleuATy paFi ~
lhs pFograu had Ga b. dlspeased aith.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-12

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