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HAsSACRE Ar PAO.TIN0.FU.
All the Missionaries and Many Native CAris-
tisns RepsT ted KILLED.


SpseiaI Cable Dsspd,th to THE SUN.
LONDON, July 27-The China Inland Mission
has received a telegram from i's representative
IN Shanghai to tho effect that he learns on good
authority that all the missionaries at Pao-ring-
Flu. south Of Pekin. have been massacred.
The Shanghai correspondent OF the Central
News says that Mr.. Goodnow. the United
States Consul, has received from official Chi
nsse sources confirmation Of the report OF the
massacre OF thirteen European missionaries
and many native converts at Pao-ting-fu. The
massacre probably occurred prior to July g..
The Baptist mission at Ching-chow-fu is re-
ported TO have been destroyed.
WARRINGTON. July 27.--This despatch, dated
JuIy q, wa received a. the State Depar artment
to-day from Consul-General Goodnow. at
Shanghai
IAN Official telegram received hero on the
18th said that all foreigners and many native
Christians had been killed at Pao-ring Tho
missions burned Americans. SlmcoX family
Taylor. Pekn. Misses Gould. Morrill,. The
customs officers report disturbances at Yunan
yesterday
The telegram IL somewhat confused but was
given out by the State Department exactly as
received.
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MISSIONARIES ~ CHINA.
Americas Who went From shantsng to Pekin
and Have Not Been Rescued.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The Department Of
state has received a cable despatch from Mr..
Fowler, Consul at Chefoo, in reply TO one sent
him regarding the missionaries In China Mr.,
Fowler's reply shows that only one missionary,
presumably French. Is known 10 be in the in
terror Of Honan. At Shantung only Ameri-
cans are stationed. Those unrescued are the
persons who went to Pekin belonging to
the American Board Of Foreign Missions.
who are believed TO be Arthur Smith and wife.
Yickoff sisters and Chaplin, wife and two child
cahle despatch In which Mr.. Fowler said that
he believed only two foreigners both French.
are In the interior.
BosToN, July 27-The, American Board OF
from Shanghai, stating that communication
with the province OF Shansi Ia cut of. Hence
the board ia unable 20 get any, message to or
from the members Of its Shansi mission.
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The Friends ot Prof. Gameweli Have No Hope.

Henry ". Brunz OF the Gamewel Auxiliary
Fire Alarm Company. who II brother in law
Of Prof Gamewell says the last heard from him
was letter to John NJ Gamewel Of Hacken-
sack. his cousin and brother-n-law. who had
written - him apprlsing him of the death of
his sister. In return he received n letter from
Prot. Gamewell dated at Pekin June =. stating
that he and Mrs. Gamevell would sail on the
Coptc from Shanghai on the I'd ~ june. A
the Coptic arrived al San Francisco on the 18th
all hope IL now abandoned. Mr.. Brunz believe s
that all II PEEK in are dead
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ENGLAND'SDANGERATHOME
PRENIKR SALISBURY QUESTIONED IN
THE HOUSE or LORDS.

Prinrese Isasss speech Of warning the Basis
OF an Extrasrdinsry Debats-Hs Aasriiy
Denies That It Was Aiarmist-PeintsA Re-
marks On Cosntrys Prsparsdaess for War.
spseiai Cable DuDa,eh to Tns SUN
LONDON. July T--Thers was an extrsor.
dinsry passage at arms In the House Of Lords
to-day. Earl wemyss asked Lord Salisbury
these questions:
First. whether he and his colleagues had ever
received information or an expression OF opin-
on from reliable sources confirming the view Of
ono Of the British foreign attaches to the effect
that It was all important that Great Britain
should be strong and unassailabls by Novem-
ber next.
Second. whether Lord Salisbury WAS Of the
opinion that the European situation was now
less alarming than /, seemed to him on May 4
when he said to the members OF the Primrose
| League: III you look around you viii ~
| elements and causes Of menace and peril ac-
cimulaung These may accumulate so a. to
require our most earnest and active effort %
repel''
Third. whether. as responsible for the na-
uonsl safety, the Prime Minister had inquirel
II the home defensive means were such. falling
the ieet as would render all attempts at In
va,ion by hostile nation futile and impossible.
FOURTH whether. II not satisfied In this respect,
he would cause such measures 10 be taken -
would give the required security.
these questions reused Lord Salisbury 70
cons! !derable heat. He said that Earl wemyss,
g.. IL -. La
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NEWPORT AUToMOBILE Accidents


rNEwPoRr. r. l.. Jan. :7-Automoblle ac-
cidrnts are of common occurrence at New
port now. There is scarcely n day pass
ing that some one does not come TO grief
To-day Harry Lehr and Robert Goelet met
with IN accident on Bellevue avenue. near
Rsiley's Peach Mr.. lehr was driving Mr.
Goele,'s machine. In turning short one ~ tho
forward wheels was wrenched on and the
occupants had to jump 10 save spill. They
were not injured.
G.orge 4. Scott OF New York ran into boy
with his automobile TO dav. somewhat brlising
the lad The boy was iting on the rear OF a
wagon which stopped sndd 'nlv. Mr. Scott 5
aDply the brake
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sHEyo WARNS BELGIAN COMPANY.
went Guarantee Safety OF Their Hankow.
Pekin Road n Work IL Stopped Now.
CnhIa naandIch In TuR SLY

RRussELs, July 27.-Ths Hankow-Pekin Rail-
way COMPANY has received two dispatches
from China. One dated July rs Ia from the
manager OF the company and says that the
position Of the Europeans at Pekin has i'm
proved. All is quiet at Hankow.
The other despatch. which Is dated Shanghai,
July 70, and was sent by Sheng. the Director Of
Railways and Telegraphs. says he will not guar
antee the security OF the road II work IL sus-
pended. Sheng says the workmen. n dis
charged. viii Join the Boxers and increase the
disturbances
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PLANNED ATTACK oN CANTON sUBURn
Arrest Of an Ohncisi OF the Triad, a Chinese
Society. at Canton.
.speeidI Cable Despdieh 10 THE sun.

Special Gable De,pa'eh 10 THE Sun.
LONDON. July 27.-A dcspat tch from Hong
Kong OF yesterday date SAYS:
"A letter from Canton says that the Triad
Society contemplate night attack on Shamien.
suburb OF Canton. 4 Chinaman who was ar
rested on July was to-day committed for
trial as a member OF the Triad. The evidence
showed him 10 be high official Of that society
Tho widespread belief that the Boxers are
merely branch Of the Triad gives importance
TO this arrest"
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JAPAN OFFERS CHINA NO AID.
EpGiand win Answer the Appeal for Media
tion when Its Minister u Heard From.
sosrfdI Cabs Dtspafeh 10 THR sim

LONDON. July pa despatch to the Dolly
Mol from Shanghai. dated July cs. says that
the Chinese Minister at Toxic has telegraphed
that he entirely failed to induce Japan TO form
IN alliance with China or 20 mediate with the
Powers. He adds that the Japanese Foreign
once suggested that China sound the United
States on the subject Of mediation.
The Chinese Minister az London has cabled
that lord Salisbury will reply TO the Emperor =
rnessase when the British Minister at Pekin
replies TO messages addressed TO him.
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FOR NIX WAS A FOLICENAy. roo.
Garden Sass Farmer Who Drew q Gun Ia
Town Let Go.

Hiram Becker, a garden sa.s" farmer at
Riveredge. \. j.. is also town constable in those
parts. On hs way home from Washington
Market yesterday he drove TO the Weebanken
Ferry At Franklin street. There with dozen
other farmers he became he arget for missiles
thrown by bows and West street roehs Con-
stat Die Becker pulled his revolver after he had
been hit n couple OF times and about dozen
stones had fallen into his wagon, Then the
BOYS ran on 10 tell the first cop they met nbcut
crazy farmer with gun Becker was ar.
rested. but the police let him 10 as a dsti1-
guished colleague.
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PRINCESS ALEXANDRA BETR0rHED.
Reported Reconci,iatio Between DIXIE Of
Cumbeviand and Prussian Royal House.

Special cable D1pa'eh 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN, july PA Brunswick paper an
nounces the intended betro'hsl Of Princess
Alexandra, daughter of the Duke of Cnmbsr-
land. TO a son Of Prince Regent Albrecht of
brunswick. If tho report is true II means q
reconciliation. after a thrty-year feud, be
tween the Duke OF Cumberland and tn" Prus.
sipp roynl house
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French Decree Against Export Of Arms TO
china.

Spsrai Cnbhs Dsspd'th n THE Sun
PAHTs, July y. Tho Government hes issued
decree prohibiting the export OF arms from,
tfapos OF her colonies to China
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Missionary Hess ssd Hts Family Safe Near
Canton.

LANCASTER. Pa. July IA cab.sNram was
received hero to-day from Canton, China. an
nouncing the safety OF the Rev. Isaac Hess h =
wife and his wtfe's sister Miss Minnie Doner
missionaries sent out from Lancaster by the
Christian Missionary Alliance three years ago
They are stationed near Canton, and while At
present unharmed their situation IL serious
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Banquet to American judges and LAwyers.
Special Coo,. D.pa,ea TO THE Sun

LONDON. July ?7,-A banquet was given
this evening IN tho Middle Temple By
members OF the bench and bar Of
England to American judges and lawyers.
The Lord hancelor presided.
Among the guests were Ambassador Choate.
Senator Depew. j. NJ. Beck and Mes rs Baldwin
and Rawle. There was distinguished com.
pany Of English Judges and barristers
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Rejects Lower Bid Of the Armstrong; and
Accepts the krupps' Tender.
!sps,fal cable Dsspd,th 10 TFH 81

Spsrfdl cable D0pd.ch 10 TFP Sun.
LONDON, July 2s The Standards Constanti-
nople correspondent says that the Sultan, bens
desirous Of pleasing Emperor William. has dis
carded tho lower bid Of the Armstrong; for tn.
armament OF eight ironclads and accepted the
tender made by the KrupTs.
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American Horses for the German Cavalry.
SpeetoI Cable Despq,eh 10 Ttn sun

BsnLJS. July 27.-Ileut yon Borcke OF the
Zisthen Hussars, n well-known expert on horse
fesn. has been sent to America TO purchase
horses for tho German cavalry which IL on the
way 10 China, The horses will be shipped by
wav Of San Francisco
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wont AUeud Their Sons Wedding 70 Lady
Sn Randolph Churchill.
spriai Cable D,,pafeh 10 THE Sun.


LONDON. July 27.-Col and Mrs. Cornwa allis-
West leave to-day for Ireland. where they In
tend TO remain for sone time. They will not
attend the marriage ~ their son, Lieut. Corn
wals-west. TO Lady Randolph Churchill. which
Is set for tomorrow and to which they are
opposed.
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ON GUARD AT SHANGHAI.
Ni,s warships Now There and Three at the
Wusung Forts.

SpWIdI CdbO DUpdlfH 70 HE Sun,
LONDON. July IA despatch from Shanghai
dated Thursday says that vice-Admiral Sey-
mour has arrived there. The British warships
Centurion. Undaunted and Dido are At wusung.
The warships Daphne, Alacritv. Hart. Wood
cock, Castne. Holland. Surprise. Takao and
Akasi are at Shanghai. The last two are jap
anese ships. the Castine is an American gun
heat and the Holland Is q Dutch war vessel
The others arc British vessels Of various de-
pcriptions
The sun., 1900-07-28

The temperature ~ recorded By the ON ial ther-
mone,er and also by THE SUNS Thermometer al the
stree, lsv,i, is shown in the annexed table:
-OMeJ - suns -Ontfoi- SUM
1900 1892 1909. 300 1899 1900.
"a. N.6s' 7S @' 8P. M.sn' 80 zoe
I,M 7S' S' 75' sP. 7S rs. ~.
3P.M MIS- So fs'i2 Mld..IS' 7a' ia
WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR TO DAY AND TO.
MORROW.
New England. fsi' today and Sunday; light TO
fresh north 10 west winds
For sditsrn Nrm York, fav 10 day AND Sunday
iight 10 frssh noTih nirdf
For the District Of Columbia, eastern Pennsyivaria
New .I.r~y and Maryland. gsnrrsny fai- to-day
and Sunday. With moderate temperature; Ngh, 10
fresh north winds
Por western Peuusylvania. western New York and
ohio generally fair and warner to-day Sunday.
fair light 70 fresh north shifting 10 souhseA wtnla
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orEkv WILHELMINA 70 MARRY.
May Soon Announce Her Engagement %
Grand Duke Frederick Francis.

Special Cable D'spanh 10 THE sun.
AMSTERDAM. July ?7.--Tho Hnrdeisbiad sars
II learns that on Aug, 81. Queen " ilhelmina's
birthday. her Majesty will make an announce
ment in regard to her marriage, Rrimor has II
that she will marry Frederick Francis. Grand
Duke Of Mecklenburs -Schwerin, who "a 10
vears old
The sun., 1900-07-28

Matters Of Interest Couccrn ming Horses
are mora fully and ably treated in The suN's
news columns than In any other medium. Ad.
yertising thus becomes more valuable In Tus
BUN for obvious reasons. Rene mber this.-AdA
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"PEKIN. ALIVE"
Message Received In Boston From a Mission.
ary at Chefoo.

PosroS, July 27, The Rev. Henry p, Porter.
ID, the missionary OF the American Board at
Panx- -Chuang, in the province Of Shan antung,
North China. who ESCAPED to Chefoo. cables
formation is given as TO the evidence on which
this statement was based.
The sun., 1900-07-28


Of the commanders in China II the commanders =
do rot reach IN agreement soon and settle
il among themselves al an inter nationaI con-
ference to he held without delay. The SuN
reporter believes IRON what he WAS told TODAY
that the foreign commanders have decided
TO determine the selection by a vote, and that
out Of courtesy they are waiting for the ar
rival ot Gen. Charree In order that he may have
his say and east his ballot.
According to the statement Of a cabinet
officer. made to- night the Chinese situation is
no nearer solution Than II Vas weeks ago. Hs
declared that there has been no understanding
reached among the Powers as to what line Of
ICtlOn should be followed, and added
III Is all in the air as yet Not only il tho
situation with reference 10 the attitude OF the
,hinese Governmsnt uncertain. but none OF us
know what Ru,slas purpose IS, The ,nited
States has UP to this time pursued one line of
acton. We have not committed Ourselves in
any way. II the Minister'S ere alive and well
our course will have been the correct one. II
pered py any Improper move
'W i'll This Government abandon the move
men, toward pesin L the MINISTERS should he
delivered safely I o the allied fOrces?'
That cannot be said ~ this time One thing
is certain: We have not committed ourselevs 70
any OF the Powers 10 either advance with them
Has tn United States received my informa-
ton up 10 this time which W II require u deyia-
tion from the course already followed"
NO. The latest dispatches do not throw
any more light on tho subject. Gen Chaffee
may do 40 He Is expected there by to-mor-
row. and II will not be long bet ore he will have
hi4 opinion. We are very anxious o hear from
him. A. toa forward movement OF the troop.
thar viii OF course. b. left 70 the comm nders
there They will have 70 determine thar; r.
Gen ChcHee thinks the 300 men Of the allied
forces not sufficient for an advance. this Gov
ernmsnt has confidence enough In his opinion
10 support him IN H."
Suppose h- should think tho force large
enough to move AID the other commanders
should disagree with him?'
They muSl sstts lhat there II Gen. ChafYee
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
BUSINESS WOUND UP
Grand Lodges. Appoint Committees. Pass
RESOLUTIONS and Go Home.

Grand Lodges. Appoint Committees. Pass
Resolutions and Go Home.
The grand lodges Of the A. U. U. w.
and ID, Of II. before final adjournment
Thursday wound up all business before
them. Among the matters acted upon
were the following:
The Workmen awarded the contract
for printing the official paper of the or.
der to Frank Davey, who has success
fully conducted it for the past year.
Frank Davey was also presented with
gold watch chain and Mrs. Davey with
a set Of pearl handled silver knives and
forks, in appreciation Of their efforts ia
make the convention a success.
The following standing committees
we're appointed by the Grand Master
Workman TO serve during the next year
Finance-F. NJ. Cohn, OF Industry
A. W. Allen, of Upchurch w. III. Read
er, OF Fidelity, all OF Portland.
Jurisprudence-W. NJ. Colvig, OF
Jacksonville; Geo. ii. Durham and j..
w. Paddock, Of Portland.
Grievances and Appeals-R. +. Rob-
inson, OF Portland; j. w. Hamaker, of
klamath Falls; VIM. Grant, of La
Grande.
Board OF Arbitration-D. NJ. @. Gault,
j. M. Dixon, A. J. Brigham.
Grand Medical Examiner-Dr. David
Walker, of Portland.
The ID. OF II. raised the salary of the
Grand Recorder from S25 to $50 per
month.
Supreme Representatives ID. G. Her
rim, Ed, Werlein and s. A. McFadden
we're appointed alternates 10 the su.
premo Lodge.
The following standing committees
were appointed by the Grand Chief of
Honor:
Laws-Mrs. Mary A. Hare, Hillsboro;
Mrs. Georgiana Smith, Hood River;
Mrs. Martha Nj, Farrell, Portland.
Finanee-Mrs. Mary Randall, Port.
land; Mrs. b. Werlein, Portland Mrs.
Mary Drew, Portland.
Grievances and Appeals-Mrs. Mamie
w. Briggs, Arlington; Mrs. Maggie
Houston, Junction City; Mrs. Carrie
Holman, Salem.
State of the Order-Mrs. Kate ].
Young, Portland; Mrs. Julia A. GAult,
McMinnville; Mrs. Anna X. Bewley,
McMinnville.
Medical ExRminer-Dr. N. l.. Lee,
Junction City.
Tie usual resolutions we're passed by
both lodges, thanking everyone Who had
come within forty rods OF having any
thing to do with the success of the whole
affair. The members have gone home
with pleasant recollections of their stay
in the Capital City.
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QUEUES CUT OFF.

Salem China Boys Appear Win Hair cllppet
Short.
Considerable comment has beer
aroused by the fact that a number Of
small Chinese boys, belonging TO the
Chinese colony here, have had their hair
clipped short all over their heads, dis
pensing with their queues.
II has been surmised that it was an
indication that their parents meant to
raise the boys "allee samee Mclean
man" TO cut them loose from Chineie
traditions and try to make Americans of
them.
Inquiry of the Colestials, however,
does not bring out this idea. 1t seems
that in the case OF small boys, the queue
has no signihcancei that in China the y
are not required TO wear queues until
twelve years OF age. 1t is great deal If
trouble TO properly care for the pig tails,
to thoroughly clean and do them
up every morning. Further the kids
are subject TO great deal of an
noyance by having their queues pulled
by young representatives of the race
that is so strenuously e1emplifying the
doctrine OF brotherly love all over the
world just now.
so the clippers were run over the
heads OF these young heathen, ,as a labor |
saving and pain-saying device. The bows |
In question are three Of Geo SUMS and
three of Ham Lees. The latter attend
ihe Presbyterian Sunday school quite
but the former not much Likes.
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SUICIDE OF
AcOURrESAN
PAULINE PHILLIPS SWALLOWS cARBoLIc
ACID WITH FATAL RESULTS.
Dependency and Mental Derangement the
Cause. Woman Was Recently Released
From the Asylum.

Pauline Philips, an occupant of a
house Of ill.fame at 142 Ferry street
committed suicide Thursday afternoon
by drinking carbolic acid.
The poison wac taken while the other
occupants Of the house were at supper
in another room, about 5 80 p. m.
Drs. Shaw and Robertson we're called
in, but nothing could be done to save
the woman's life.
The cause Of the rash deed was
undoubtedly dependency and mental
arrangement. The woman had been very
dissi ipated for some time. Abont two
months ago she smashed a plate glass
window on Commercial street while
crazed by liquor. She was then COM
mitted TO the asylum, but was released
after six weeks treatment. She has been
very despondent since, and has threaten
ed TO take her own life, which threat she
has carried out.
The woman's age was about "a years.
Her maiden name was Emma Reisner,
but she had been married to one Jas.
McDoggett and afterward divorced. II
is said that her parents reside inDenver
She had told her companions that she
had a daughter eight years Of age,who is
probably with her grandparents.
The body was taken to the undertaking
establishment Of Rigdon & Clough, and
at 10 O'Clock this morning Coroner d. F,
Lane held an inquest with the following
jury: j. II. Lunn, A. F. McAtee, -
McCarty, A. s. slippy, Jacob Leidinger
and j. NJ. Long. The verdict was in &C.
cordance with the facts above stated.
Madame McGinnis, in whose estab.
lishment the unfortunate woman ended
her life, acting for "the fraternity made
all arrangements to give the poor girl a
decent funeral.
Services will be held at the Rigdon &
Clough undertaking parlors on Court
street at p. m. Saturday and burial
will take place in Odd Fellows cemetery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
Petition for Guardian.

Sarah Ann Pettyiohn has petitioned
the probate court asking that she he ap,
pointed guardian OF the person and es.
tate of her husband, Lewis Pettyiohn
The reason given is that said Lewis Pet.
tyiohn is now nearly 80 years Of age and
his physical and mental condition is such
as to unfit him for properly conducting
his business affairs, some OF which are
set forth AS requiring immediate atten-
tion. Citation has been issued 10 said
Lewis rettyiohn requiring him to ap.
pear ON July ~ to show cause, Il any,
why the petition should not be granted.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
RATES ON ICE

The following low rates On IL. bovo
been agreed upon by the Canitsi 1Oe 1oe
city beginning May Is: " 'n'S
confectionery stores, hotels and fish
sna u1arkets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
oOS per hundred less than 100 lbs 75c
81 rrivate parties using 100 lbs or more
ssfa .oS less leSs than 100 lbs, lc per lb. No
al the works. WI '1'oo'
extra. CAp,rS, ~ IL ~, SACKS
y" CRrsrAL les WoRKa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
OOHands.

100 Hands.
Wanted at once TO pick peas, good
wages. Call at cannery. Wagons leave
at = a. m, no o.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
WEATHER.

Fair tonight increasing cloudiness,
Saturday cooler.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
Achnd HuJoys

The pleasant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup Of Figs, when
in need of laxative, and II the father
or mother be costive or bilious, the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
II is the best family remedy known and
every family should have bottle. Man.
uiactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
Second Hand Bicycles
AND SEWING MACHINES

have cleaned out lot of the former this week bpt
have lew good ones remaining One womans Andrae
al $40 good as new and another 80 Tribune for ST. with
IN sewing machines, we have various makes from $500
up We get these goods in our numerous trades and take
e al their value can thus sell them at safe price to YOU
OGr machine trade is growing right along are doing
Dig business now in needles and parts We carry the Best
OF everything in that line. Step in and see us.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
AAAAAAAAA a "A
$~vaoHI511 1AMSMRIyAI&$.~
willamette.

A Gavan aud wife, Chinook, Wash
JC Wolf, Silverton, Or.
Paul ID Walsh, San Francisco.
II Kulper, la Grande.
VIM, Grant, La Grande,
l. Parks, Elgin, Or.
A w Witherell, Portland.
Newton Clark, Portland.
John Paddock, Portland.
A Tyler. Portland.
+ Rand, Hood River.
X l. Guiss, Woodburn.
l. + Lamping' Seattle.
VIM J Clarke. Gervais, Or.
II Q Bundy, Minneapolis.
FP Mimnaugh, New York,
q Dickson, Portland.
Frederick ii Stirling, Philadelphia.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-07-20
Estray Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that l have taken up
aud impounded the following described anima
found running al large within the City Of sa.
lem, to-wit:
one Roam mare, weight 1000 lbs, aged or
years. Branded on left hip circle T. Quarter
circle V Just below ON same nip Small white
spot in forehead, shoes In front aud wears bell.
The owner OF said animal eau have the same
by proving property and paying the legal
charges and expenses OF taking up and keeping.
etc, aud in default thereof for five days, will
proceed TO sell the said animal at public auc,
ton a. provided In ordinance No. 30 OF the
aforesaid city.
Dated salem, July 20 1900.
d. W, GIBSON,
''" City Marshal.
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A Bona Eide Reduction


appreciate the fact that
sent And here suits that will capyate the and loosen purse s
youth suits t2 $9 sl5O serge % m
top $3.50 Up % M HS
fine ladies' skirts in nen priced
we'll made nicely finished All the above c
todae. up