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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-03-30
GOMEZ AND ALGEK CONFER.
Cuban Army Rolls VIII soon lie Turned
Over to Americana.

Cuban Army Rolls VIII soon lie Turned
Over to Americans.
HAVANA. March 30. - The Cuban
army rolls will very soon be in the DOS.
session OF the American authorities.
lhls determination was reached at a
conference between the secretary OF
war, Governor General Brooke and
General Maxine Gomez on board the
United States transport ingalls,. Score.
tary Alger spent the morning on the
transport, receiving numerous visitors.
General Gomez. with his son. accompa.
MED Collector T. II. Bliss to pay his re.
spects and they were followed shortly
afterward by General Brooke. Various
matters were discussed somewhat in
detail, among them as to the question
Of changing military department COM
manders, but such decisions az were
reached have not been made public.
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More of the Ninth Infantry Sails,

SAN FRANCISCO, March 30. - The
transport Zealandia, with several COM
panies of the Ninth infantry and a large
cargo of supplies on board, has sailed
for Manila. The war department has
ordered three light batteries to Manila.
Battery E. First artillery; F, Fourth
artillery, and F, Fifth artillery.
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Only Friendship for Am.r,c.,.

WASHINGTON, March W.-Fourth Az.
sistAnt Postmaster General Bristow has
returned from Cuba, where he accom-.
panied the postmaster general. He saye
there Is no feeling Of antagonism on the
part OF the Cuban people generally
against the Americans, for whom II.
most oil Cubans have only frLndahin.
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A SPRECkELS SCHEME,
San Franciscans Will He Greatly Bene-
fitted If 1t Is Contaminated.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 80. The Call
says: Claus ~Spreckels has decided to
establish in this city an electric plant
that will be without a rival in the
world, and which will furnish to the
people of San Francisco light. heat and
power almost at cost. In accordance
with his plans articles of incorporation
VI the independent Light and Power
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A Vanderbilt Wedding Gift.

New YORK, March 3o.-The Evening
World says: William K. Vanderbilt
has duplicated his welding present to
his daughter Consuelo, duchess Of
Marlborough, to his son William K.
Vanderbilt, Jr. Securities, amounting
in value to $40, 900, 600, have been turned
over to the young man by his father.
Miss Virginia Fair, the bride-to-be, is
said to have s.. OOO, 900 in her own right.
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Iliphtheria at Little Falls.

LITTLE FALLS, Mimi, March yO.-The
city schools have been ordered closed.
owing to the prevalence of dlphtheria.
The 6year-old daughter of A. Como
has died from the disease, and two
mor children Of the same family are
very low.
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-Recommended for La Grippe

N. Jackson, Danville, ILL.,, writes: My
daughter had q eve attack OF La
Grippe seven years ago and since then
whenever che takes cold q terrible cough
settles on her lungs. We tried . great
many remedies without giving relief.
She tried Foley's Honey and Tar which
CURED her. She has never been troubled
With . cough since. - cents.
FRANK 6NlTH.
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Az the season Of the year when pneu.
monia, 70 grippe. sore throat, coughs,
colds. catarrb, bronchitis and iuna
trou 6les are to be guarded against, moth
ing "is . hne substitute" will "answer
the purpose" or 10 "just AZ rood" 40 One
Minute Cough Cure. That Il. thu one
rnfallible remedy for ell lung, throat or
ononchial tsonhlee. iDsist vigorously. un.
cd hsvtog e - N0oonetbiog elser ~ So.
Oh you.
fA Cook 1 Opnn.
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Tourists Now ut Havana,

HAVANA, March 29.-The American
line steamer Paris, having on board the
party of Americans now making a tour
of the West Indies, arrived here at 8 a.
IN. from Santiago de Cuba.
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Defeated Hienn nj Sessions.

ALBANY. y. y. March av.-Tne bill
providing f"r biennial sessions Of the
legislature was defeated in the senate.
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CHICAGO. March W.-rAeS fifteenth
Minnesota volunteers arrived in Chi.
cago about oon from Atlanta. The
regiment occupies six sleeping cars.
They loft for st. Paul ovef the )Chicspo
and Northwestern railway nilway q
$50 p. N. on the second section Of the
st. Paul limited. tetA5
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FIVE BODIES RECOVERED.
Chicago Factory Fire Proves to Hav,
Been a Holocaust.

CHICAGO, March 30.-Fiye bodies
We're recovered during the afternoon
from the ruins Of the Armour curled
hair and felt works which were burned
Monday evening. Four of the bodies
recovered Were identified as William
Ricksecker, aged 40 years; John B.
George, aged 60; James Flanagan.
aged "A. and John r. Smith, aged IS.
The fifth body vas burned beyond rec
ognition. Three others are missing.
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Gray APPOINTED JUDGE,

WASHINGTON, March &c. Ex-senator
George Gray of Delaware has been an.
pointed United States circuit Judge TO,
the Third diatricf. ~.
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Over.worked men, delicate women,
siokly children will find perfect health
ia Rocky Mountain Tea. Works won
ders while you sleep. IS cents.
FRANK c.. Smith.
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What a difference there ,s II u.o,,..
The actual number Of years they have lived
seems TO have little TO do with thei, LOOKS
some women at IS look and act youn1cr
IMAM Others at 90. Their eyes are brighter
tneir complexions f%aircr, and there are NOT
nearly SO many wrinkles. Old Father Tine
oeals gently with q healthy oma but
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brOOxe May re retired

New YORK, March pa special tc
The Herald from Havana says: 1t is the
general belief that the secretary's visit
will result in General Brooke's retire.
ment and the appointment Of General
W as governor general.
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For frost bites, burns, INDECENT sores,
eczema. skin disease, and especially Piles
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve stands first
and best. Look out for the dishonest
people who try to initiate and counter.
felt It. It's their endorsement of a good
article. Worthless goods are DOT i'm
itated. Get DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve.
Cook l. ODEE.
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BRIEF BITS OF NEWS.

The house Of commons has adjourned
until April 10.
Mrs. Clara r. Slocum, widow of Gen.
eral Henry A. Slocum, is dead, at he,
home in Brooklyn.
Last year 10000 0 passengers were
handled at the Union station in Chicago
without an accident, and $50, OOO, OOl
worth Of baggage without the loss of q
single piece. In respect to baggage. i,
is further recorded that this is the third
successive year in which no claim has
been made for lost baggage of any kind.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
New Industry.

II is reported that in connection with
the canneries Claus Spreckles will go
extensively into the oil making industry,
using the myriads Of herring fish which
frequent the waters of Prince Of Wales
island. After the fish are steamed they
are pressed by hydraulic compressors
till the oil runs out. Then the remain
ing flesh and bones are ground up into
feterilizing powder. Such works are now
in operation at Killisnoo, and now are
very profitable. Mr.. Speckles will send
the product Of his fertilizer operations
10 the Sandwich islands, there TO be
used on his own sugar plantations and
this material will be sent over in his
own vessels, which will come back
loaded with sugar for the refneries at
San Francisco.
The small salmon at Prince Of Wales
island run 20 thick that in one net
there were 81 600 taken. The fisheries
give from = TO "A Of cent for each Of
these fish. The herring are paid for by
the ton. Sockey salmon bring . cents
each. The supply Of these fish seems to
be- incXhaustibc.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,

Ed Gllingham went TO Portland this
morning.
B. @. Miles went down to Newberg,
whore lac resides, this morning.
Mrs. j. q. Gates went down the river
this morning
Mrs. Ronald McKillop went to Albany
today for short visit.
Rev. z. $. knight went to Corvallis
this morning to hold Sunday services.
Dr. q. A. McCulloch, Of Kansas City,
arrived in Salem this morning to visit
his brother, Hon. j. W. McCulloch.
Hop Factor q. W. Hubbard arrived
from Portland this morning,
T.. A. Swan, Of Toledo, came into the
city this morning 10y stage and will stay
until after the fair
Mrs. j. j. Kendall was u passenger
for Astoria this morning.
County Surveyor B. n. llcrrick went
to Geryais today ON professional
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casper Keller, who have
been visiting In Salem, returned to their
home in Portland this morning.
j. d. Baker who has heenin Salem ON
business, returned TO Portland today.
Editor G. II. Irvine, is in Portland to-
day.
Miss Martha Traver, who has been
visiting at the home Of T.. NJ. Sorber.
returned 10 Forest Grove today.
Miss Esma sawtell, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs, +, W, Stcusloii,
left for her home ut Pondleton, this
morning
Mr. and Mrs. j.. l.. Shultz, uccompan-
led by Miss Ellen !. Chamberlin, who
is teacher in the Monmouth Normal
schuol, went down to Oregon City this
morning, after visiting with friends and
relatives in Salem. While m Oregon
City they will visit with the family Of
Hon. G, Il, Moorcs, rgistor of the l..
:. Land Office,
=, NJ. romeroy, Of Albany, who has
been stopping in Salem for short time,
went down 10 Newburg this morning.
G. +, Seiicrt, went to Oregon City this
morning.
William wilkins, will attend 10 busi-
ness iu Portland during the next few
days.
I, r. Proctor, Portland who has been
looking over the country, in aud about
Salon, went home to,lay,
Miss Ella Macy, a teacher in Newhcrg !
school, returned To that city today
@. Bantz, otPortland, who has been
spendng his vacation at Wnhoit
Springs and Ia Salem, went to his home
today.
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A Hard Criticism.

Hon. III. X. Kincaid, ex.secretary of
state, in a late number of his paper,
the Eugene State Journal, reviews the
acts Of the new administration in Sc
lecting Supt. Paine's successor. lie
gives DR.. Paine a good complimentary
send-off and then proceeds TO let day
light into the situation as follows;
"Ile was placed in office little more
than four years ago, on the recommen-
dation Of II. X. Kincaid, then secretary
OF state, and by his vote, with the as
sistance and vote Of Governor Lord, who
kindly trusted 10 his judgment, against
the vote and strenuous opposition OF
State Treasurer Metschan. The steward,
supervisor, commissary, farmer, and
several others of the principal assis-
tants, were selected in the same way
DIR. Pain G was then good Republican,
OF the gold standard variety, at time
when nearly all Of the timc-servers and
camp-iollowers, who now nonopolize the
lOavcs and fishes from the head OF the
nation down 10 the tail, were enthusias.
tic voters and shouters for Gree siVer."
In the last state campaign. DR.. Paine
took a very active part in helping TO
elect the present Republican state ohi-
GERS and the congressman from this dis
trict, as did nearly all the officers and
employees Of the state institutions, not
withstanding the fact that the man 10
whom he owed his position and many
others owed theirs, was on the opposite
ticket for reelection, but did not claim
their support on that account or try in
any manner To influence their actions
orvotes, not believing in coercion in yot-
ing.
"a large amount OF money was col.
lectcd from the officers and employees of
the Oregon State Insane Asylum, with
the knowledge and consent of the super.
intendent, TO help elect the present Re
publican State officers, who have re-
moved him. lie went far beyond what
they had any right to have
expected, under the circumstances
In which he was acting, by his friend
being ON the Union ticket, rs the rep
resentative Of the Silver Republicans, to
help elect the Gold Republicans, and
now with heartless ingratitude for iavors
received they turn him down to gain
iayors elsewhere in future.
"The State Insane Asylum should not
be maintained rs an asylum for politi-
clans and breeder OF politics by inter.
fering with elections 1t was not ex-
pected or desired when DR.. Paine was
appointed that he should do more than
discharge the duties Of the office faith
fully, as he has done and which is
enough for any man, leaving politics to
others. In trying 10 do more than 10
attend 10 his official duties, through ex-
cessiye partisan zeal he made the mis-
take OF helping an unapprcciatiye and
ungrateful combination, whose platforms
and promises are made to ge' into Office
and not 10 be kept, and whose chiet
traits are deception and ingratitude.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
Crossing the Rockies

The most delightful ride across the conf.
nent IS through Utah and Colorado, owe,
Nhal IS known as "lhe Scenic Route of IN.
World Ii matters not at what season IN
the year the uip is made, at no time dos
me scenery grow monO,onous, Ii is an ever
changing panorama Of the beauties Of nainTe
one mo n. NJ you are passing through elrgeS
walled IN BY rocks thousands Of ieet = iSb
and the next you are above the snow Inc
sk'Fhng peaks that tower above YOU until
Iley seem almost 10 reach the sky. One IN
The characteristics OF the Colorado elimate
Is that the eXtr;mrs Of Temperature ave-
never met viii. Il IS neither 50 eold N
winter nor warm in summer, as upon the
hres OF railwa, which ctoss The daseftS AMI
plains The traveller over the Rio Gra r.
Western also has the privilege Of a stop.over
u he 50 else a. Salt Lake City. or anv.
whsre beSe sen Ogden and Denver, on an
classes oi tickets.
FOR lni0fnS ion as to rates, etc ana n,
descriptive pamphlets, call On the a arest
Ticket Agent Of the o. X. X. q \. %. or
Souihern Pacific Co, OF al res,
ID. MANSFIELD. GenI Aet.
Rio CT nd Western Railway, I4a Third
s,ueet, Portland, Oregon.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COTTAGE

COTTAGE.
Miss Olive Tinbulski, Willimina; Mrs,
j, q, Gage, Stafford; l.. ;, pease, Fari
Vault, Mimi, II, q. Brinhcrhon, Chich-
auhua, Mexico; 5. G. Miles, Newberg.
WILLAMETTE.
C. II. Schieck, Henry McGinn, w, c.
Catherwood +, 4. Proctor, l.. Emmer-
man, Geo-ge Misncr, Walter jackson, l.,
Liese, Ensign Mathisson, Portland; W,
II, Warren, New York Jos. Barcech,
pcnver; Joseph Brennan, Cantoni Geo.
r. Weble, York, Pa; Mrs, W. A, Ry-
der, Mrs, NJ. NJ, T., Newhall, san Fran
cisco Geo. ID, Lunt, II, G., Sweet, Chi
cagoi James NJ, Berry, Omaha; j, l.,
Mcllaegue, Albany; George A, Peel,
Portland; Andy Roescr, Mike Roescr,
Fair Grounds,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
Schillings
Best
tea
sold only in
Packages

G. Holt, piece Of land on Main street,
jefferson. $500.
A. c. Guyer and wife to a r. Chap
man, lots ], 2, and in block II, Whit'
ing's add TO Stayton. $500.
David l.. Henderson and wife to Mrs.
Kate Lathrop, lots II and ~ of Liberty
fruit farm 800.
w. S. Mott ct ux and John II. Brook
ct ux 10 Salem b. and J.. Association, q.
g. d. 10 lot 3, block 2s, Salem. $500
g.. w. johnson and wife 10 Salem b x
l. Association, q. C. d. lots and 9, blk
.5, in Compton's first add. to Salem ;
also lot 3, blk 10 in Riverside add. to
Salem; also parcel Of land in Frickey's
Railroad add TO Salem 81.
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All Arranged.

4 satisfied, contcnted feeling comes
over u person when all the arrange
mcnts for any event arc completed.
When you know that you have fully
provided that which may be required
aud can calmly wait, knowing that that
which you expect will come
My new stock is now all arranged.
The last eases opened contained Ladies'
Capes, Jackets and Collarettcs, and the
shelves and counters are filled with all
varieties Of dry goods, all oi which have
been bought for cash and will be- sold
for cash at prices that insures your get
ting the largest possible quantity Of best
goods for the least amount Of money.
My stock awaits your inspection. |
await your coming.
W. II. llonsoN
2N7 Commercial street,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
TaE GREAT SALT LAKE ROUTE

The attention of eaStbOund travellers Is
called to the advantages offered them by 'he
Rio Grande Western, The Great Salt lAAe
Route The same rates prevailed Whe'he'
the tnp is mace via Huntington OF : an iran
cisco The passenger has has choice OF t~o
routes out Of Portland, three through Colo
rado, and tour east thereof. No olhsT has
out OF Portland can offer such a variety OF
routes. In addition, days slOPover IS gwen
all asseRgers at any point in Utah OF Coio'
rado. Though pallman ard tourist sleep
ing cars are run on all trains, a. we'll a. u''
reclining chair cans. The service and a.
commodalions offered are equal, II nol sg'
perioT 10 those Of any tTans-eonunealai io'''
and rates are always As low as the lowest
lfyou contemplate a Trip east, Nnte
J, ID Mansfield, q ncral Agent, klo nfai1s
Western hallway. I41 Third street, foit.1hl,
OTegn, for any information you may need :"
refeIeaCe to rates, routes or aecomodal'..'''
wIIIO-u
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New Music studio.

Miss Bertha II. Hubbard has had two
pleasant rooms fitted up for u Music
Studio in the darcy building, and IL
now prepared to receive pupils ut any
time.
Miss Hubbard is u thorough teacher
Of piano having had excellent training
and several years experience in teach
ny. Special care will be- taken with
beginners For rates aud information,
call at the Studio, Room 10, Darcy
Building. lloursg-l2 n. M. 2-5 y. m.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
Thrifty Buyers

For the last month we've
shape
Of hop supplies has kept husng but do
underwear
blankets have
How well TO
and
oar Shoe line pride satisfied
make friends sell the
Hamilton Brown, and Rice uchins
la Macknes have the biggest For school
its all the home
dswear think we're better than Renemhe all gs
STANDARD qualities OF high grade make bought quantities
e p and then with our close margin profit certainly give values
Yoa invited to call We appreciate when folks aound
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
If You Want a Private Dancing
Teacher

or secondhand coal stove use a want
al.
II YOU are an unemployed musician OF
an old, established broker, use a want
al.
II YOU have any kind Oi want that
anyooty can tll youll find that few
cents invested In want column adyer-
tising Will he about the best Investment
yOu can make.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
Copper in Alaska .

There Is considerable excitement man
ifest over copper ledges recently found
some seven miles beyond the British
line in the Rainy Hollow country, and
at a new discovery, lying between the
Kluckwar and Chilcat rivers, says
Skagway paper. The ledges are re-
ported 10 be 45 feet wide, and traceable
for four miles on the surface. Many Of
Porcupine miners have secnred locations
there and are very iubilant over the
prospects
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
School Houses Finished.

Messrs. Lemmen 4 Burt today finished
their work ON the New Park school
building. This completes the work on
all the buildings, and the district is for
Iunate in having them 81 well pre-
served. The white paint also gives the
buildings a clean, bright appearance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
Increased Tram servicer

1t is almost an assuerd fact, that the
Roseburg local will be extended south to
Redding, making another Portland. San
Francisco train. Railroad men say that
the officials state that the train will be
put on the 10th OF this month.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09

John Barrett, minister 10 Siam, If
expected in Portland in few days. Mr..
Barrett has been quite conspicuous for
several years. Since the Philippine war
he has been paying more attention than
70 Siam.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09

Are invited to place their insurance
with us. We issue policies ON as liberal
terms a. any agency In Salon, and offer
you insurance in several of the best
English, German or American compan-
les. We will furnish you hop tickets
IN any style with your name printed
ON them free of charge. Call at office
aud obtain terms.
q. NJ. BEEIER a Co.,
22s Commercial ST., next 10 Telephone
Office.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09

! CENTRAL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Corner 18th and Ferry Streets. 4. Ii.
Henderson Pastor. Preaching by the
! pastor tomorrow. Subject at II a. m
"on Whom Shall our Cases be cast"
FIRST coNGREaArioNAL
w. {, kantner, pastor, Preaching AT
| 10 a. M, subject, "A Saint Of the Olden
Time" sunday school at 10 m, Y. p.
:, &, +, at $50 p. m. Services at 7.SO
/ p, M, subject, "A Sleepless Night and
what Came OF it,"
BAPTIST CHURCH,
Ronald McKillop pastor. Public meet.
ing at 1000 a, m, Sunday school II m.
Young Peoples meeting, lead by CLYDE
Beack, Subject AN Early Christian
EndeaVorer' $3.50 p. m. Public meetings
at Z 80. Prayer meeting Thursday 80
pm.
CHRISTIAN sCIENCE.
Salem church of Christ Scientist. No.
S9 Liberty street. Morning service
10 80 a. m. subject; "Matter" A SER
mon from ihe Bible and Science and
Health with Key 10 the Scriptures by
Rev. Mary sBaker q. Eddy. Evening
service Z; 80 p. m. Wednesday evening
meeting 30,
", 4, 7, 4.
At the W. {. r. L. hall tomorrow al
L. m, the Good Templars of salem
will have charge OF the gospel temper.
ance meeting, All are invited.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
John Parsons, Pastor. Services to.
morrow at l0;N a. M, and 7:SOp. mn.
subject ot morning sermon, "rhe Util.
ity OF the Chuph Both services will
he IN the audience nom, which has been
closed for some weeks ior repairs. sun.
day School at - m. and Epworth
League at $50. Prayer meeting Thurs- /
evening.
UNITY CHURCH.
Service at 1890 a. M, no evening s.r.
vice. Rev. W, r.. Copeland pastor. sub I
leci OF sermon divine Alchemy. or the
changing OF base To precious metals. %
1gsr CHRISTIAN.
J, }. Evans pastor, Preaching al ID. 50 /
a. M. and 80 p, IA. Bible s,hool al ~ I
Ia. Junior Endeavor AZ 3.SOp. m. \. 4. /
:. &, =. AZ $50 p. m. nr Epley viii /
.ead the Singing,
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SALEM MARKET
New Sat, for Treasurer.

IL took four horses belonging TO the
Salem Truck and Dray Company to haul
the new safe which weighs over live tons
from the q. K. * n dock To the State
house this morning.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1899-09-09
Rod and Gun club.

There will he meeting ot the Marion
County Rod and Gun Club at the office
oi Bolse and Barker Tuesday evening,
September -, to make arrangements
Tor rccciyinga shipment of black spot
ted trout from the United States fish
commissioner aud for the transaction ui
other business. W. III. LEEns,
President.
jos, BAUN0ARrNER, Secretary, p-H,2t