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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01

Washington, April 3O-The census bu
reau bulletin announces the center Of
population Of the United States, eXclud.
ing Alaska and the recent territorial
accessions, ON June last was six mile.
northeast OF Columbus. Bartholomew
county, Indiana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01
Captain Reed on Trial.

Manila, April 3O.-The trial Of Capt.
James O. Reed, former deputy commits.
sary at Manila, who was arrested fort.
night ago for alleged oommissary frauds
was begun here Monday and bids fair
20 develop into celebrated case. lie
il charged with soliciting and receiving
brides and with other official miscon.
duct
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01
Crowd. SOC Oh. rr..Id.nl.

Chattanooga, April 80. The presiden.
tial party reached here on their special
train at g:lj o'clock this morning. On
route 10 the Pacific coast At all points
along the route there were great crowds
10 sees the president and much courtesy
was shown the chief executive. The
train will reach Memphis late this after.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01
TrrrIlsry nank Hobhsd.

KiugGshcr, J. r., April 30. - The
Blaine County bank of Watouga was
robbed Friday night Of $500, tho vault
being blown open with dynamite. The
news was received by courier Monday.
Tho robbers escaped.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01

London, April3O.-w Bayard Cutting
Jr., secretary of the United States en-.
basy here, and Lady Sybil Cuffe, daugh.
ter Of the earl Of DeSart, were married
at All Saints church, this city. The
wedding was u comparatively quiet af.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01
Aguiuaido witness.

Manila. April 3O.-Aguinaldo has been
subpoenaed AS a witness for the defense
In the Mando Ducat murder case, pend.
ing IN Tay Thy, province Of MorOng
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01

San Angelo. Tex, April 30. Santiago
Ganado, Mexican woodworker, was
shot and killed in the Klondike saloon
here. Kid Hall gave himself up and IL
now In Jail.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01

Muskogee, T., April 3O.-The boiler
Of o. i. Reaves' machine shop at this
place blew up killing Jack Harlow, AN
employo Of the shop, and Jack Mason,a
hystandor. The boilerroom OF the build.
ing was demolished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01
IF YOU==Z=
MISS YOUR FRIENDS

~sesduring the coming address them at'~ss
the Colorado Chautauqua Boulder Colo. You'll
either find them there of the other
numerous Rocky Mountain Resorts. Texas has
been prosperous that the people planning
all over the to spend the hot month"; in "Kool
Kolorsdo;" and the number of Southern people
up there this year will be People al
ways the u worth of their money, and this
accounts for the plans of almost every po
yiding for using THE DENVER ROAD"
from Fort Worth Because YOU know we have
the shortest line, make the quickest time, run the
only through uan-wih Cafe Cars, Pullmans
Modern Coaches Etc, "You don't have to
apologize for riding on The Denver Road"
w T.. sTERLEY A. A. Gibson CHAs. L. HI IL
FORT WORTH. TENAS.
EWN B-The Epworth will Frisco july.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01
General Tinio surrsndsr..

Manila, April 30 General Tinio, the
Filipino leader IN Abra province, has
surrendered.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-05-01

IL IL ILL : 7 e II, I II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
SCHOOL LAND CLERK
CALLED TO SALEM

Napoleon Davis, oi Portland. II Ia the
city looking over the books Of the state
land department ior the psriod Of arr
hat he served ~ clerk An exporting
COMMITTEES has about completed work on
the records covering Mr. Davis admin
islratIon and II is quite natural that be-
10 largely interested la the progress OF
the work. Nothing official could be
learned concerning the work n the ex,
psfting committee, nor could IL be- ascor.
tanned whether or not any irrcgularity
Ia the records had been unearthed, but
Il is understood the purpose Of Mr.. pa
VIE visi, 30 Salem 10 90 explain certain
details Of the records that the inyesti
eating committee Was unable 90 inter.
prst. Attorney General Blackburn
who has charge oi the work, would not
be Interviewed on the subject and the
dual report OF the committee viii b,
eagerly awaited.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
Look
Ahead,
Girls.

n Young girls would look ahead il
would sometimes save them from serious
collision with the men they marry. II
Is here that ignorance is almost crime.
The young husband cannot understand
Il when the wife changes 10 a peeyish
nervous, querulOus woman. And the
young wife does not understand Il her
self. She only knows that she is very
miserable
II ever there Is a time when nature
needs help il is when the young girl Is
adjusting herself 10 the new conditions
Of wifehoOd. Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Pre-
scription makes weak women strong and
sick women we'll II promotes regu-
larity, dries dcbilitating drains, heals in.
hammation and liberation, and cures
female weakness.
Sick women are invited 20 consult Dr..
Pierce, by letter, nee. All womanly
condolences are guarded with strict pro-
fessional privacy. Write without fear OF
fee 20 DIR. r. v Pierce, Buffalo, ~ Y
II viii drop YOU few lines today D. r., you
know that ] am feeling well nos wrltrs Mis-
Anuis stsphena of Brllevtlle Woud Co West
bottles of the faVoritc frrscnptiou and Cold
en- Modicai Discovery ! have no heafachr
nov. no hackache. aud no pain in ny side ans
morc No beannRtown Iain auy more !
thiuk there l. uo medicine like Dr. ficrcrs
uedi<tpe ] thank yuu yrry much ~ vhai yol
have done tof me--your mcitc Ne has doar ne
- much good
Dr. Pieree's Pleasant Pellets cure hil-
iousness aud sick headache.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
HOW TO GAIN FLESH

Persons have been known tC
gain a pound a day by taking
an ounce Of SCOTS emulsion
liz is strange, but it otter
happens.
Somehow the ounce pro
.duces the pound it seems tc
start the digestive machinery
going properly, so that the
patient is able to digest and
absorb his ordinary food, which
he could not do before, and
thatis the way the gain is made
A certain amount Of flesh is
necessary for health; if you
nave not got it you can get ii
by taking SCOTS Emulsion.
Ysu will find it just as use.
iul in summer as in winter, and
# you are thriving upon it don't
stop because the weather is
warm.
~ r's have ~, tred q. sesd fer free arpi,
r. srs1zais taus I'll tsrprs. Toa.
sCOTT q BOWNE. Chemisss,
sag-os Pearl sueei, se~ Yosk
Se ans s. % al sfugEas.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
BltsInsh,a

The building COMMITTEES Of the Y. ".
g. A. are nov ready 10 receive proUo.sI,
on property suitably located Tor aY. nj.
q. A. building. The ground m1st A.
proNinate 5OKlO0 feet or more lb -
of movable buildings price must h.
quoted with and without the buiIding-
The committee will also consider M.
positions on down town business pro.
perty that can be remOleled 10 suit
Bids must be sealed aud will b. receiye.l
by the undersigned up to 3 o'clock q. M
OF April 10, 1901. The right 10 reisrl
any or all bids is reserved.
&. p. BlsHoP, Chairman.
S-2o-td JoHs FECHrER, Secretary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL GATHERING
Association Holds Its Annual
Convention at Turner.

There will be four sessions, to-Eit
April 25-Aftsrnoon and evening, and
on the 28th-morning and afternoon.
Il isyery much desired that the %.
perintendents Of sll sunday schools in
the county report each 20 their
district president as follows, to.vit
The name Of their school, Of ils superin.
tendent and home department superin-
tsndent, the number Of Glasses, total
number enrolled, average attendance.
whether II is continued duringthe entire
year. whether teachers meetings and
home departments are maintained and
all other matters Of interest connected
with their school.
This is very important, as the district
president will need this Information 10
furnish them with proper data for re-
porting their respective districts 10 the
convention.
Al the Stste convention Of the associ.
alton held in Portland last June a pledge
Of 1880 vas made by the different conn.
ties IN the state 10 put Sunday school
worker In The Geld, aud 10 meet the 9th.
or necessary expenses Of the State asso-
citation About 80 delegates we're pres.
ent from Marion county, who pledged
the Sunday schOolsof the county 20 raise
600 for this fund.
The county executive committee found
that the amount could be raised and al.
20 sufficient funds for our necessary
county expenses, Wy each enrolled mem
Der Of the Marion county Sunday
schools, contributing the small sum Of
ten cents. All schools therefore who
have not done -, will please forward
this amount a. soon az possible TO the
County treasurer Of the association, Mr..
Mr.. Clyde Brock, Salem, Oregon.
None Of the county officers OF the asso
citation receive any compensation for
their services
Robert Reid the president Of the
county, has written several hundred let
ters, has attended "a Sunday school con
yentions and visited scores Of Sunday
schools within the last year aud none Of
this work has cost the association cent
All superintendents should notify Mr..
10. A. q. Moore, Turner. Oregon, at least
a week prior 10 the conventions giving
the names Of all who will be in attend.
ance from their respective schools.
The State Field worker Rev. 5. A.
Dodson will be- in attendance, also a
large force Of other prominent Sunday
school workers,
The state couyention Of the association
will be held In Salem May IA, l5 & 10, at
which prominent 5. s. workers from the
east will be- present.
Il should bedistinetly understood that
all Sunday school workers are invited 70
be present also al ministers, without
distinction take part the discussons
aud deliberations OF the convention.
All who are interested in the success
Of their Sunday school should attend
these conventions as they thereby get
an inspiration ior effective work they
can gain In no other way.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
PULLMAN
ORDINARY
SLEEPERS

The tourist travel between the Fssl
ahd the Pacific Coast has reached enor.
nous proportions in the last few yeays
anu calls for special class Of e,nir.
uent To meet this demand the bnh.
ulAn Com pany has issued from its shop.
shN u technically calls the pullman
oIunlhafy Sleeper ~ These cars apsear n
similar 70 the regular SLEEPER; b-ipg
ouliton The same plan but net furnished
WIN We same elegance They are e0uip.
POI WIN mattresses, blankets sbr.ts
N'HoSs' puloW-cases, towels. coD,bs
brushes, etc, requiring nothing M ~
slhd 10 10 furnished by the n.sssr.ls,
hseh car has a stove Tor making Ia 49,
oouee amt doing Eight houssks %
anu each section can he httad witb a.,
sulus'aole liable An uniformed nortsr
-Noohi panles each car, bis business 49,.
TX 20 make up berihs, keen the r,r
elcan' and look after the Eapts -
Veuhlotts OF the Passengers. la sscI .,f
the Hains which are dispatehs3 49,.
rom tor'land by the q. K NN -
70 oe iound one OF these "Pulln,sn a,
binary sieepers.' The ar a,,a-b.l.
- ,,S : nleSso az Portland specials goes
M 49, !. 20 Ohicago with change. and tbs
ga..l ~ "a lhs Atlantic EHpress runs to
90 80 aAs s- Siiy without change Passao,
81, ln 'his car for Chicago chang =, I.
similar similar car AZ Granger. " a
Mueh Of the trst class travel ia hi
ISs..l. 49, '.'l 20 'heee cars, the rates beins
49,, S'l And the service nearly eonal -
'hst IN the palace sleepsrs a''"' 10
I'M, \, Ss,l. IAses and iull information. inclua-
n..,r A. L. CRAIG.
us''e'A' Passenger Agunt.O RAN q.
Portland, Oregon.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
SENATOR FEEDS
BODY FOUND
Indications Point that Way
andit Say Be Confirmed.

A body sas fa1sd is the Umpgaa
river tEelvs miles west of oakland,
I Dlur'as oognfy. lasi Friday morniDg,
uhich j. thoazlf 90 - that u The late
Alheri ~ Red. uilo uas 5roued near
Winchestsr "a April 8. lss9. together
vith Fisb Conaisssioasr ~. D. Ne
Guire. uhoss 0cdr vas rea1vssed 3 ieE
weeks ls'er by their boat eaps'ziug in
tie rapids While they we're booking or .
location FOR Gen hatchery.
Two men vh1 were hunting near the
river Friday morniog disoOvered the re-
mains n q nan near the n0rth bank II
fhs river They Immediately notified
2 the coroner thro1zh the mail carrier and
disirict suOrnpy. The corontr. ui'h .
nun ber of others. started Immediately
upon rsceIviDg The Doii6cation. 70 Tire
/ place where the body sas locatsd.
Arriving there be inparslis1 jury and
me remains were taken from the water
and Hefe found 10 b. q beadiess human
body with the l0usr limbs gone and
srrns ~ a. the elbows, showing evidence
oi having been in the water q long time.
some fragments oi clothing yet
remained, intact hoWsvsr and these
uith the fizs and general sp.
p.earance u tie remains, we're the
only means Of Identification. The
tailor from whom Mr. Reed ordered q
suit oi clothes about three weeks before
bic death happened % be 10 Oakland
taking orders Tor goods At the time the
party returned 70 that place, and recog.
uizedsa fragment Of the cloth a. exactly
like the clothes he sold Mr. Reed, he
having with him a sample Of the goo1s
The discovery vas made about thirty
miles from the place where Mr.. Reed
was drowned, bot the descriptions agree
With no one else who has been drowned
there. The jury state that the body Is
that oi a man over thirty.6ve years Of
sge, about FIVE feet nine inches in height,
and weighing 80 pounds or more.
A report has been sent 10 Warren p.
Reed oi Gardiner, a nephew Of the
deceased, and hrs Reed has also been
with At San Francisco.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
EsSray Rouee

N''i'v Ia heTrh3 gisen hiatt havc t.s,n an
aai D l''andti ihe iolt,~.ng d,srri,...i .siu,.l
l'Nod n'nnlns a. iarss sithia ths ,.ty ID \.
sam. tnsit
n'r pi.sk walsy cou white $40, in iar,h,.i
ahiis eeily Fghi rsr ,plr saffo.,i A., n. a.
Ncae oid.
ths osncf oi said animai can IAN, ,,. -.
2, pFesps propsfiy ani paaas th. -,
ehsFssa aod "a 3, ns.s ~ ,Akius up 49, k-......,
'i'., aud Az detAalt llrrosi 80 A., - -,
pfs-'sssi y s'll ihs saii aalui.l a p,l,l,,
- pr0Ntis,i u uriinauos Ne. sa,f,.. -.-.-
said ciu.
tetcd selsla, Apr,l ~ ts0i.
p,W OlRsON.
10 NAlsAal
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
SHORT EDITORIALS

FOh b0nN FECFLh
In addition 10 The large appropriations
made for higher sdnoatiOn In Oregon
one Institution gets interest on is2,.
Kilt. and aho,her college on ts2.S2b.
according 70 . report oi the sia,s treas
ursr January 1. Al per cent this la
equal 70 about ti2.@o per annum, and
addsd 70 tbs appropriations for higher
education BY tho last leEislatuIs Cor the
neEt two years makes tbs total pfoyis
l0n t5oO. .22o.bl. This i not aaid 70 hnd
fault sitb higher education, bot when
n - considered that Omgon has already
$40 times as many school teachers as
can dad employment, arsnt We In dan.
ser a promoting the school teacher in.
dastry V The point where egsg really
6rstclsss teacher wili b. driven cot Of
sbe profession by the syeFeFOwdiag q
ths yfoissnion uith ehsap hahdai These
hundIeis q Bsv tsaehsss viii work iOr
half price lust Coz tie ehanos 10 practice
on car ehndFsn and learn their
trade. 10 . few yearsil this ls Kept uP
al TIE old experienced teachers will
have 10 tsks = wAlk.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05

The Department Of Ethnology a. the
Pan-American Exposition win include
a vast museum o. archaeological treas
ures by which the development OF the
races. particularly In America. may be
traced. The Americas have proved 20
be rich nelds which the students have
neglected. Rude implements and YES
sells made by the mound builders. the
Aztecs or the Incas many centuries
ago and brought 20 light only In recent
years will serve 70 introduce the FIRST
Americans 10 those OF the present day.
A rare opportunity will be given 20
study the progress of man IN labor and
invention by means Of these priceless
exhibits.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
POp0sAls fO' wOOa foF ths OrssOs SsAool 70,
the Deaf

Bids are invited Cor zoo coris oi woo5
20 b. delivered al the School ma Ts,s-
than sept. 18th 1901. upon the ioIlowins
eohdiuons; 36o cords Of drst growtL
big az, cat while green, and We'll -.
oned. Sa cords oi split oak, cur wb,Is
grccn, aud well seasoned. All w,,3
must % ieet long, reasonably straiybt
" average sire, and closely coried witb,
out bulk heads. WIN p
hlds vail b. received az the ofi,. "a
sho Superintendent OF Public instr,,c,'
ton, salem, Orr. until 2tO p. M. Ann
!, lsOl AZ which time they Nin be or.n.
od By The hoAri OF Trustees
the right u reloct % aocept al or An,
part oi any bid is hereby reseryei
~ order al the Roari ~ rrusts..
5 70 dGw ID - '''''''n'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05

wltb the civilized nations oi the earth
by treating Agninado With the same
lsnisncy this nation would have deman'
ded and expected II Aguinaldo bad cap
tured Gen. Funston. That is The only
method BY which the Filipinos can BE-
induced 70 believe that the United States
IL battling for peace. and for govern.
ment oi the PHILIPPINES that will main
tain al the rights Of the people Of thoss
islands and protect them from the en-.
efoAchmsnts oi all other nations ~ long
AZ the United States has the power u
protest them.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
ATt,fInonIal from oIa rnrlan1

81 consider ChamberIainB Cough
Remedy She best IN the world for bron.
chitis," says Mr.. William savcry, Of
Warrington, England. 1T has saved
nay wiie's li'e, abe having been a martyr
10 bronchitis for oyer six years. being
most Of the time confined o. her bel.
She is now quite well Sold by
q. Haas, Druggist
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
TARGET PRACTICE
FOR r. COMPANY

The ammunition for the target drill ol
Co. PRO. y. O.. has arrived and
sousds viii be ssnt out for practice 80
soon a. tbe weather is favorable. A
regulation target bas been erected in
Polk eounty about two. miles from ss-
len On the land Of Mr.. skinner. Al The
last company meeting. Capt. Lyon de-
tailed serzeant Rsssoner and Private
Cloak 70 visit the ground sud report its
condition.
Sergeant Reasoner handed in bis re-
Dor; Wednesday and ssys the place is in
f,aJ eondit on end viii have 10 Be fixed
~ and the pit rebuHt After looking
over the report the AdjOtsnt-General
zave orders % TX mp the grounds and
rebuild the pii a. son a. possible. The
work will probably be completed By
next Wednesday or Thursday, when
the place vii BE- inspected by Captain
D. z. Yoran Of the 9Th Regiment o.
NC.
The by, oi Co. "F'' are taking great
interest 10 this rife practice, - they
wish % prepare themselves for the com
ing annual sncampmeut The distance
for The practice will bs All the way from
100 % 100 yards Il is not quite de-
cided What kind Of an encampneut will
bs held this year bat it will be on q
different plan from the one held at
Camp Geer last year. Co. "F' IL taking
inanumber Of new recruits and fitting
them up 20 that salem company will
make one Of the best, If not the best
Appearing companies in the regiment BY
the time Of the eneampment
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05

Correspouioat wanted In every eic,
town aud villages In America. New.n..
pet anu other work. Experienced and
,h'A pefienced uoOd remuneration,
NvHs and stories wanted. For particu
iafs uddFrss The Bulletin Prvss Associa.
lion, NeN York IlsI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05

lsn't Il fact oi our civilization that
thc boys az tho Indian school aud the
Reform School are about tie ouly once
learning trades as part OF the public
education?
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
OASTo RIA.
Bean Il. A1s I'D TA ass ns1g eErs
A',1''" &MAzzZa
MARION COUNTY
WANTS WOOD

The county court today directed
County Clerk Hall to advertise for fur
nishing court house with 20 cords Of
wood, 70 Of oak and 80 OF big body fr.
Bids are 10 be opened at p. m. May
Let ard the wood must be delivered BE-.
fore September let.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
rheumatism

Rheumatic palms arc the cries of protest
and distress from tortured muscles. aching
loints aud eScitsd nervca The blood has
heen puisoned by the accumulation OF
sasie matter In the system. aud can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain.
lng food they require. The whole system
ieels the eject of this acid poison and
not until the blood haa been purified and
brought back 10 a healthy condition will
the aches aud pains cease.
Ms James Kali % ~ Niath strest n n
Nashinftan. - &, whites az follows I" A fsu
nonihs 49, hsd au sttack u ael.ile Rhsuraa
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
JOURsAL KBAY.

A salem shoe dealer is properly named
Lacy.
eaa
Russia believes Ia public Ownership
oi China.
Religion should be- the last thing on
earth 70 wear 8 mortgaged collar.
The Salem Woman's Club may take
up the question Of how TO make hos.
band most useful,
fiIt aaA
old China wont sign up the Russian
program la Manohnua. III Hung
Chang's head IL level
EdvArd Everett Young is tho new
ownar and eiisor oi the Baker City Re
publican. A gOod name.
zee
l.ct salem have "a woman's club 10
TACKLE civic improvemsnL AZ present
men are doing all ihelimpFoviug
aAe
The declaration a politician that he
will bo boss o. that he will not be bossed
does not Slways settls the matter
Oregon towns will hnd A. they quit
saliilng Interest abroad Aei reducing
the bunlsp ~ home. ihey sill lay the
foundations oi epduring prosperity.
AEalualdo hnds the Americas people
not - black - hs bad painted them
lie will hbd them ths isfeai disposed
people q any empire nov On earth.
IL la gratifying 70 sce heavy property
owners who would not b. hit by an 90.
euPa,ion iaE demanding that property
Instead u entsFPFise boar The ds6ci,
@aa
NJ bigger seems surprisol that there
is opposition 10 an oocupation taK. aud
thinks those opposed oasht 70 attend
ths pFo-tar 'aesiing instead ol opposing,
They may 40 boih.
Talk Great and 10 Little hur,s man
oF town Le, us not build - many
motor lines, crest - mauy ioudns mile
sink 20 many Oh wells on paper ono
thing done s better than = hundred
talkel ebonb
zee
The City oi lndspendenc, IL taking up
he publie heauns debt draving o per
ssat and iuhdlne u slth popular loan
"a psf osnt ~ siil b. paid Ia Interest
sbsIs ~ ~ss paid. and Il viii b. paid
10 ihs Teopls dlfuci
aaa
The dentists, to0, arc forming onm.
blnss. Df. Wright Of McMlunyille, has
iofmci co-pAftnership la dentistry
with Wlss BFos.. uadsF ths drm name
v wiss Bros A wFghi, Their lead
ofics wlll - 10 fortland.
The salem citY oounril is not lo blame
% a tcry dsisctive assessment law. We
N knou property 10 salom has not d.
lined $4,000 on the rolls the pasl
raAr. IhAi would Feprceani . dlsaP.
,oeunos u values q nearly = million,
We an knou that lsn'g true.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05

STATE Reform Slhool
Sealed proposals. will be received Al the
oihee ot the Superintendent of Pubir
Instruction, salem, Oregon, until ~ .OO
m, Aprl s.h, 1901, for delivery at the
main building Oregon STATE Reioyro
ecf ool All or any part OF twelve hnpdrsJ
cords OF hr wood, cut while green fyop,
nrsi growth big DR., well seasope1 ~ ~
cloeely corded without bulk head, An
wood must beiouT ieet long rrasonably
straight and not lees than two AMI M,
half inchesin diameter.
Bids will be opened by the trustee. of
@ sSld institutions al ? p. m., April sth.
Right 10 accept or reject ali orsrv
part Of a bid or valve any inio,msii,s
10 hereby reserved.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees
h. r. BICGKRs
npeTlntendent.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-04-05
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