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The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
PeraIta Camp InstaIIs Officers.

BERKELEY, Dec. 20. - Peralta
Camp, Woodmen Of the World, has in
stalled the following newly elected Of
ficers: Consul commander, c. H. Nc
Cullough; adviser lieutenant, Adam
Guenther; banker, J. Schmitt Jr.;
clerk, Clarence Cole; escort, S. w.
johnson: watchman, C P. Davis; SEN
try, NJ. Arbulich; manager, c. A. Cain.
Dr. Lyman Abbott TO Lecture.
BERKELEY, Dec. 20.-The Rev.
DR.. Lyman Abbott, editor of the Out
look and a noted pulpit orator, will
deliver a series Of lectures in Berkeley
next April under the auspices of the
Pacific Theological Seminary. The
dates for the lectures and the topics
have not yet been selected. DR.. Abbott
succeeded Henry Ward Beecher as
pastor Of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn,
n. Y, and when he took up editorial
work was himself succeeded by the
Rev. Dwight Hills.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
BUSINESS CENTER EXPANDS.

The business center Of the city mas
expanded rapidly during the present
year, especially northward on San
Pablo and Telegraph avenues, and
toward the east on Eleventh and
Twelfth streets. Rents in both the
business and residence districts have
increased. in some localities nearly 80
pei. cent, and there are few houses or
desirable stores to be had at any price.
All of the firms which make q special
business Of renting say that the supply
Of cottages and small houses is far
short Of the demand.
During the year builders have been
exceedingly busy and large number
of houses and cottages have been
erected in Oakland, Berkeley and Ala
media, but building has not by any
means kept pace with the increase in
the population of the three cities. In
Alameda alone seventy-seven new
houses and cottages have been built
during the year and several more will
be begun before the close of 1903. The
building operations in Oakland and
Berkeley have exceeded those of Ala
media, yet there are not nearly enough
houses to supply prospective purchas-
ers and renters.
Among the more important transac-
tions of the year was the purchase of
the Canning block at the corner of
Thirteenth street and Broadway by
Henry A. Buffers. The purchase price
of the property was 1926. 900.
Property in the vicinity Of the new
Key route" road from North Oakland
to Berkeley has become popular among
homeseekers. and recently another
large tract of land between Flfty-sec-
ond and Fifty-fifth streets and Adeline
street and Shattuck avenue. was placed
on the market. Negotiations are also
in progress for the purchase Of a tract
2l7x35O feet in size, fronting on STAN
ford avenue, just north of Shell Mound
Park
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
GREAT GROWTH
DURING YEAR
Real Estate Dealers Declare
That Never Before Have So
Many Large Sales Been Made
HOLIDAYS AFFECT MARKET
Demand for Small Houses and
Cottages to Rent Far in
Excess of the Present Supply
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
l11S Broadway, Dec. 20.

Real estate dealers throughout Ala
media County agree that the: present
year has been remarkable for the ac-
tivity of the local realty market and
nearly all express the opinion :hat next
year viii prove fully as prosperous as
the one now drawing to a close. More
large sales have been made and more
property has changed hands during 1903
than in any other year in the history
of the city of Oakland, and the same is
true regarding the erection Of large
modern business blocks and the i'm
provement of stores along the principal
thoroughfares.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
Centenarian Passes Away.

WORCESTER, Mass. Dec. 90
Mrs. Honoretta Marshall a remark
able character and believed to have
been the oldest woman in Massachu-
sets, is dead at the Worcester Hos
pital for the Insane, at the age of
los. She was born in Poland. Left a
widow nearly sixty years ago, with
great wealth, she devoted herself to
distributing her fortune to the poor.
Six years ago she developed a mania
for walking by night and it was found
necessary to place her under restraint.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

The very latest thing in mans foot
gear shown by fashionable uptown
dealer in New York is narrow tan
leather strap and small nickel buckle
as a fastener for tan shoes.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

uEQds
3 George W. Austin-The market continues
active. although there IS a tendency toward
q lull during the, holidays. Keen buyers are
taking advantage Of the temporary depression,
and many bargains are being picked up by
spectators. After the first of January there
viii be revival Of activity The money mar
ket is remarkably free and 1t is easy 10 secure
loans upon easier terms and in larger proper
tioTlate sums than ever before.
Charles Adams & Co, Alameda-The Ala
media real estate market is brisk. but there
very few houses to rent account of the
heavy demand. I should advise property-own-
ers 10 build on vacant land at once as 1t ap-
pears that the future will be most prosperous
W. J. Mortimer & Co., Berkeley-Though
winter is now upon us, the sales of real estate
both improved and unimprOved show but little
variation from our midsummer phenomenal run
OF business. Capitalists are looking for invest
steady growth is permanent and without any
boom tendencies.
The First National Bank is building a five
story stone and steel structure in Berkeley
proper 10 cost in the vicinity of $75, 100. Our
$50 600 library is under way; also a brick
building is being erected in South Berkeley
for new ssvings bank.
Residence property is in demand, especially
building lots lying along the foothills and ad-
1acent to the college grounds. Old residents of
San Francisco can remember when lots on
California street could be had for a song or a
drink What is the price of them now? En-
tirely beyond the grasp Of the ordinary man.
So the time is not far off when hillside lots OF
Berkeley will be at such a price that fortunate
indeed will be the owner Of fifty-foot lot
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21
DEALERS ARE JUBILANT.

prosperous year for the real estate men
ever known in the history of the coun-
ty. Following are statements from
dealers in Oakland, Berkeley and Ala
media:
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-21

Men who have not time for religion
must be too busy to breathe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
TIE OUTSIDE MARKET.

Interest In outside securities to-day centered
largely In the bond department. Northern
Securities and Greene Consolidated Copper
Trading In other parts of the list were on a
comparatively light scale The market from
the opening showed decided weakness. which
was shared by nearly the entire list. The
sharp decline In United States Steel Sc. yes
terday was again repeated to-day. The
weakness in these bonds had the effect OF
lowering values generally Northern Secur-
tiles declined sharply IN sympathy with the
break In the stock market. losing ? per cent
from the last closing on heavy selling pressure
Greene Consolidated Copper WINS about the
the only strong issue. considerable inside
support was given to this stock. which was
continued throughout the session. and the
nrice held and closed nearly oil the top. Other
Copper shares were generally lower. but
United States Steel new SIS which attracted
considerable attention yesterday by Its ac-
tivity and downward tendency. was again
the feature in to-day's dealings. Trans
actions In these bonds, which amounted to
sI $40 000, broke sharply shortly after the
opening on renewed selling pressure. de-
dining 3. per cent. or n net decline OF "a
per cont for the two days. The rights sold
on ~ per cent on heavy offerings down 70
and ended at the lowest Other bonds. while
displaying a considerably easier tone. lost
only a fraction for the most part, especially
Lack a wanna Steel So. which continued hrm
In the face OF the heavy slump Ia Steel bonds
Atlantic Colsi Line as lost about y on oon-
paratiyeD sht dealings Ban Francisco
The transactions In the marte, to-day ssrs
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Eist,H ~ N0iirJED.
Mas shs tsia Asas, fss sssss~ssss sss,sss
sissi. thassed sraAa t.ASess,,

iobn " iAasnhuih. Ii..ldani ~ ihs
iAs.ashu'h hor-.'la-s yri,icl. ,ossI..i.y, sea
aniuiitsd yesterday ls'fsf. Judss Nee
burger VA lis lflal oa az ODD al,aIss ~ sssnd
lsissib Tho iIlal lasted slsLi days
Sanies Nilrin ~ Has -iiois said L,ai fis-an
hath hs5 ind tssi l,iin a. bog isshiy -hss
uis'"l ~ tit . -l,afs aH fslus I.glIssaals
iiohf liuill isiii h,irliiuas a.sn sosf 81
sifrss itf lAsrnhyih, a1i,ins tLsiH l.alns
itsaf y hsiss hisallsf IA las aiad ss
:. vtuf q isiiis y liuAilAsieh Jss,s a
lililaii ,ie'' .i'isfiassd ~ ils hosAi,s
SO pitsldsaH ~ iis fiusi fainpsHy ~
hofih Af.riias si,d Cd haslsl Hoe q
~ a. tsHliii NslinniH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

sections: that bad roads are retarding the move.
ment OF the crop. The weather In most sections
was wet ,0.day and further rsns are predicted
Nd The cash demand continued slow and there
was some foreign selling. The primary receipts
Tsre Goo Su'h ssns las,
5000 bush. and cleared 100 bush Of wheat and
$4,000 Of nour. Corn was irm for Q time on the
wet weather, poor grading and covering Of shorts
for both sides OF the account. The cables wers
Nd lower. Chicago received aa4 cars. none Of
contract GRADE Primary receipts were $4,000
iis.ooo The seabosrd received $4,000 bush, and
cleared ST., 900.
One broker said: Shorts covered early In fear
Ssa so1n dssSn In SsessS On the Kiln
inissioners. When the decision came Out that no
change In the rules would be made. and that they
deene ssn n corn hf n,., cane
tract delivery In December the traders believe
there Will be no scarcity OF contract to assist
the the, Sul 4, IN May corn The decision takes away
J, can no. be made to srsds when price make,
oats wef. easier with the rest Of the list Pat,sn
SOLD freely Chicago received i7s cars. Including
FLoUn.-Easy with wheat. Sales $500 bbs
Reeeip. YER m;1s1 S6,, and sSs sacks "a.
gSpernns I S,oe ssa ' 10 s'e .,sr. nT Sss
sse5aSs.os. Spring in bills Clears ta.7sa0 70;
ss, u,s y a. SscsS'7S; patents eose~'a Rye
CoTroxSspot cotton here declined IS point.
Sales. SIS bales for spinning and 800 delivered
g s., year SsM Dssd ana
more and Mobile hc: Liverpool declined 10 points
ns se IN po sas' Il sa' va. u
easier. The movement 70 day was a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
tAs sis.t sss1s,

HtHfa Hfisf A|t liis usaIHs ssss Htiiass
4 -. a. ssss Z . j ~ " n. lssss 49,
49,. HiHf ~ ffHf 80 H.fstsd AFiff't a.
fitfH H. III HtfHaa kfifli ffff sffsll,,
- ~ sti.sitt ~ a. n
Ff Al 81 f. ffIHf.Hf . aftfi ssss 80
-. So RI iHf Aaa aass aaasl
~ s'atf .faAi ftss tfaa - - w ssllsl-s
~" 81 a. ~ fff afa-.sf 1sss
49, r. Il e-lH $50 aslif isilsiss - s.is
esif - tfas u 80 ~
80 80 49, a'fsal ~ $50 ssss ~.
T. faIf - 81 lliss.sa s-sils..
sstssts lsifif ssfk
~ 80 Ntff , - $50 sl-Nnf 4 go
t~sssFs at-a 90 go . o. q - ia ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

Coffee Was quiet and festureless. prioes remain
ing generally Unclaimed and the sales TeschlnE
q very snail total Receipts were pretty lbeis
bu, this fact was Offset BY ssnerA| hrm 'So'es 'HD
MrfAls.~In London, tin wa az j. I'd lovsr.'
ain for spot and ftsS To- for FIXTURES ih, az
cline here rrached 70 polnis doppet A1N s,,
s. In London 70 Eeo for spo' and TO- - 10y 'u'G1
~. local make, YES auis aud g9Sh.hs,S nv
the market herr showed no change spfiyf y
NAMED UNCHANGED In bo,h marie" w, .ai,o. ~
foreign ciosnr cal Is Price h.ie q ioh1ss
Copper. standard. spot 70 Januar ~ 49,, -
ais1se.. siec,rolytls. spot 20 hAf,h "a - 80
casting. spo, ~ March - Ssise un .,,ss
D. If' tlnpiaiss - o. al mill red az spsn,
sas lar iron No I Northern. tl.ett D. PS W."
warrants nomlnsl sleel rais 81 mil W. 1880
NAVAL sroaks. splris Of tafgs.ths
Common 70 rood strained rosa, v y .snT'. a,
psoss,sss Ard 90. .'': .,s 'r sIs.i ..s,
81, s'r ssa.e t%, S..s', sls g TO-. ss
nee. 81 S,il-sisS fsiio. ~ his,s,a nos,
81, sIolss cbnsso kAfch 40 M'sh. 80,
ofie 10 "a rsais 10 hogs at ~ sIa' n.aa, e.,
oi b a. sheh vas ths TOP iol ihs sss'.,. -
and iLs a1ssses sas ,slsn al sniAsf u - "a
lns hodsfs " tsks pfohis 4fd $40 ~ hiss
81 llsg az a. TAI saa sis.sd a. 70 SEQ 70.
HfslsfdAlA pfiees, shns POI ana 80 't. ,
) msaeIsn lss. Thsgs 80. SOD ns. - ~ m,
~ y, lhs lsissi psss.Is 90 ~ 90 80. 80 W.
s ~. ..a y. .stt;,sa 's e. 80 90
sf iis ss.i sss fs,sli isar,a "a sss'
Assal sfsalaAis1- ~ Rslti -
sall ll<a Aafcl IIfa kfff A. ahI " -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

The Huctustions In cotton were freauent and Il
support from the bull clique and covering OF shors.
after which prces reacted and dectine6 owing "
renewed aggressive selling by PhilsAelphis and
wall Street interes.s further lauldstios. party:
room traders, bearish circular BY Mr.. Price. labor
troubles In New England, break ~ The STOCK
Exchange, . rumor that leading dry goods house
uptown was In difnculty and heavy Wall Street
selling. Later on came another upturn on covering
OF shorts and buying by the bull clique and the clos.
was steady st q small advance. Liverpool was
better than expected by some. prices there falling
biz break here on "wednesday. The SuIly interests
heavy Suyers on balance. Brokers. who usually
act for Theodore Price sold at one time but
bought freely later on. Liverpool and the SOUTH
sold early. but became buyers later. The receipts
which incrcased for several days, again iel ON
though the Houston estimate for 70 morrow vas
'et One fiSm sad; AS far a. the technical specu.
lstive position OF the market Is concerned we have
cause 20 feel easier over y In view Of the extensive
increase In the short Interest. There L. now no
unwieldy scattered weak long interest, The only
menace In this connection Is the holdings OF INC
bull clique. but they showed their strength TO day
BY continuing 10 sggresslvely support their posi-
CoYyEs-Rio on the spot Was dull q, sac for
Mol Sales. 800 bags Maracaibo Futures were fenci
ally unchanged. closing quiet with sales OF ssn
BAGS. Hsyre advanced Z 70 III Hamburg
d, ITO bags. Rio declined 60 reis receipts o bars
stock col 00o. exchange II 81 sd. an advance ot
nd santos advanced Is reis. receipts .71p
baRs: stock o<6.OOO. Prices here as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
p, BLiC NOTICES.

rssS.s nss ss,ussn .s.s 81 !, ana s's,.s -
81 allied ktAtss % good character end tsmpsrsis
lsI lnioImA,ian splay 70 HldRT ITINt officFE.
tafael, bfouaiYn n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
1nE DELAWARE AM HUDSON GOTHAM

A quarterly dividend OF oNE AND THREE.
socS Of ' this COMPANY wili be paid az the once Of
the company. ~ Coulsndt street. In this city.
on and after Monday. Mar 10. 1903 The trans :
fer bookS Will be closed from the close OF business
TO day until me morning Of Tuesday. Mar. H. isoa
by order OF the Board OF Managers.
CHARLES A. WALKER. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
COPARTNERsHIp NOTICES.

New York. March o 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the interest OF Mr.
c. " V. GuNTHkR In our nrm ceases this date.
{. Is. GtNTHER a co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
|IbLSRM
xCfrING ID
- on ri
o1liy's Fenew e
AFTER . Dc
Heavy Tr1
sells FREE

l Heavy Tra
sells Fre1
e The bear stq
han met yeSl
I'd the bull cY
asy's trading. |
higher than at
nations were \
for the day We
lime past, bei1
10000 bales. \
ben 1900 900
ssrly IN the day
buying by bro1
for the Suily chg
ne Of shorts az
Then came a re
u,ering by thel
Philadelphia, az
POINTS resulted
isading bulls any
checked the de9
vanced apd wou1
for the day Of 81
The trading
..xn,ba Nav ~
J Wednesday the
cents. The last
cents. July ho
over Wednesday
Sully was an
prominent Local
associated with |
Al The same tim
thc.s interests Z
/, h believed thu
90 balance. j
The W all stree
Of Theodore Pm
but brokers wh9
Tor were heavy
10 cover shorts.
Bears were e
the decline At
troubles at so
the hrmness OF
failures. J
Thi, gallery OF
Yesterday. The
ihat there was
Of the gallery We
against them e
With ropes. IL
The explanati
by one promine
-The speculate
the bull clique
the bear elemeu
Mr.. Price. to
nuture CONT@ o
ing along leeiti
come will be n
q question of th
tive foIlowinRs
movement OF N
which the spin1
regard to the pr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
Republic Iron and Steel Company


The 18th quarterly dividend of one and three
quarters per cent upon the preferred stock of this
company, has been declared. payable April !.
ress on March "a. 1903. The transfer book. will
close March II, 1908 al O'Clock r. NJ. and will
reopen on April 1, 1903 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
lSBRAND Is. HAAGSMA Secretary.
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TrcasureTs Of1icc, New York. March S, 1000.
The Board OF Directors OF this Company has
declared a dividend OF TWO PER CENT on the
Office on the nrst day OF April next. 10 stockholders
OF record at the close OF business on the 10th day
of March. 1908 W s. CRANE. Treasurer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
CIRCUIT 0PPOI
Talks OF "S0n
Against ID

Hoousst ~
Comptroller On
sit Commission \
chief engineer al
ct l0Sth street a1
presented report
, Mr.. Mclean, and
Of Columbia, saj
delay the work ad
The Mayor did
troner. He said \
nsisSion ought TO
own engineer. u
Tbs situation
a. htions: hrat
~ station; thet
inv stors in nd
that ~ has bed
particular innuen1
ported.
The matter wal
lot Mr.. Parsons
gineers.
ISpEPENpEN{
The chief engi}
clude in his plan(
one Of the avenrl
nue. capable Of q
capable of cou
independent Of
circuit offered RED
at Albany to 4
10 make separaQ
ton and for oper
end to omit til
This was referred
dent Orr AZ a q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

NO 10 HrOhuWdy, NV OH, Ndrch D, Iv0J-
SENENTI-SIX QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
quarterly dividend OF Que and three quarters
per cent. on the capital stock OF this Company
Tor the quarter ending March 81. 1908, and an ad-
ditiona dividend Of one per cent. from the surplus
earnings Of the nine months ending Ma rch 81. 1905
have been declared payable at this once on and
after "Wednesday, April l.. 1909. The transfer
o'clock p. NJ. and viii be reopened on wednes-
day March 25th. At 10 O'Clock a. NJ.
D. W. McWlLIIAMS. TreAaurNY.
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IHpEPENDENj
AGAINST
v est Siders Thid
the n

Nest siders Thid
the n
4 sub-commit(
n-ns' Transit RI
ported against
amend the sired
committee. ofwr
wAs chairman. 4
The bill also sIu
road Law Ia such
railroad compsnI
sru~lo aud ord
sfys without
Of the local s,f
.obnfiils any ~
foAds or bfanc
beep hIed IN aes
OF the act a. and
u i believed
YnesiioA. II ena<
dlsAcvsl'iase Of
COMPANIES an
nhder q they ~
shh other proyi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

fBuKsDAs, haTrb o. isAIk Wheat spss
cas- steady saiss solsoo bush mainly Tor
% part here snd ~ tho cut parts No )
rcd IA elevator 80 ss.f hss No A@thsrn
Daluth, s,.r o,sI hay No ! honLsfn Ass
isfk, iar. oisI houhsssinIn Isosil.is
acre sgI eafs ssalnsi sss lasi sssl aAd $40
al gsaT thiuas0, ~ asaihs1 % b. = sssk
sas 70 . pssI ase faiuTcs asssd a.
-, issd h@lss, .sso.aAS bash Phase 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

F'sas have u
>'s ~ the 40
s~s.si iias -
ss~' sesi -
rs iss iso
Ist To- . is
esd , si,lanl
sn,x< $40 q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONs.
CON MENTAL.

Cssisa Fss ssssh and trsess,ss-Sri Sassss
Q ssss1i ntse ~ ~ street aAa plSiis.
as>phts sell.ns Var, -.nAsvts Sssss
ssA eosils ave sSpesss-tsssis Lee ~
~ lApslastisu sAa Scar Pressure
-Gsass sassa, -pssstsisas psssSuiss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals for
Frame Dwelling" viii he received at the bureau
Of Yards ana locks. Navy department. Washing
ton. until o'cioci;, April 4, lana. and then and
therr publicly opened. for constructing a frame
Appropriation. ~ VA, rlsns and specifications
can be seen az the nureau OF I'll he furnished by
ne Comma ndant 81 the navy yard named upon
deposit OF so To secure their return. hOIlDRCAI
1903
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

jE;s ~ ,s%;' ~; W. X: =: tl n.
II err I: ~; &: Z; :i.:: Sii:
81. 'i..s' ~. NE ~ 49,. s.s' ::
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

oEfIcE CONSTRUCTING ouABTERxAsrER.
80 Thames ~, Newport, u. !. March q ISIS
bore ynhi u y April o. lSs. Tor Constructing
granohthic walks eId mscadAm roads az fon
rishod on duplication :. reserves ngh, 10
accept o. reject an' or all bids OF any psr hereof
IhNflopss Contalnng proposals 20 be Endorsed
.lfoposAls tot Roads and W1iks Fon RodmAn.
Mass" CAPT. THOMAS N. SLANENs o.. Mr.
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sAIhasAO .AD s10Hs HsA ~

..;s:s:Isf- .;. NJ; ): : =. s
ss..-,s;t ~ ....Esr-IlE-
s...:',. ~. X ] '-...,,.;..'.a.:; I.
10y. Ei :..' y. ~. W;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
TAX on ID


rs unit~d n
bssls has decd
s~'.lsh o.n,sn |
nag a 10 are z
~ nIs. aud npi
.N ZANE cad
eaailsias 81 n
HW Islsei ned /
asssd frua |
vowed Ia tho "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06
-. AZ

~ A fssi,sl
ssssa'p ~ u
1s'.-l is s
%saslisas 81
'ssE!:!::::,:::!as3
| sssu@
.sssass -
IPs 81 iass
k.ts,- ~ 49,
" eel
49, ~ -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-06

A.ss ss.i.sss si-.Y, ..s, s.-s ,..ls.t Y
s.'. 80 .a.,'' ...lsa .Ts..sI 80,
L'1-ss ssir a. ssssss go l.ss az H.,
e. a.. '.'... - $3.50. =. 60. - ssss.
s--S',ls. = saks3 s.sss ~ = ss,..ss
49, 80 E.. - sts. s 49,: z. ... 80
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-07-20
E. C. CROSS. Phone 2ol. Salem. Oregon
Willamette Valley chautauqua Asso-
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Willamette Valley chautauqua Asso
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The Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Association will be held at Gladstone
Park. near Oregon City. July 14th to
25th inclusive. Rate of one and one
third fare on the certificate plan has
been made from all points on Oregon
lines. Special attractions have been
provided. "Germaine" the magician,
with his wonderful productions; r. ].
Burdette. the celebrated humorist.
win entertain in his usual delightful
manner, while the lectures of Hon.
Champ Clark and Hon. J. p. Dolliver
viii be an intellectual treat.
Many other attractions will be pro
vided. making the finest entertain
ment ever given at this Chautauqua.
Your truly, w. E CONAN,
7-3-eod5t Gen. Pass. Agent.