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SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY JUNE 8 1900.
NO T36
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MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHINGS
You will be surprised to see the quality of goods
we can sell you for the money. The style and
fit is equal to any line of clothing in the country.
Our extremely low prices apply to clothing as
to all other lines. You'll get your money's
worth if you deal with.
IHfc HEW lUKK KALKtl j
Our shoe trade is the
have any quality you want and any style. We
sell more shoes than most shoe stores. You'll
know why if you try a pair of the "Star 5 Star"
brand, Shirts, hats, underwear, hosiery, and
all kinds of ladies and gents' furnishing goods.
SALEM'S CHEAPEST ONE PRICE CASH STORE.
E. T. BARNES, Proprietor
3.00
WALK EASY
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KRAUSSB BROS
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E ARE doing a great amount of. bridge
and ciown work, which is giving the
best of satisfaction our work and
prices are what tells. Gold crowns
$5.00. artificial teeth from $7.00 up.
HOT
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Tho ico and food are apart and at the una lew.
StIw i cold air falls from the ico bat iuwJ - n I he
food chamber allowing tho warm . J".!
"ahead of it. Returning agate o lw lt oootal
Suktalu and again thus keeping up a constant eirU'
SuUon UklS leas ice VrCT.mntbS
The vanor aro condentetl in tho Ue u amixr,
a. dllXpuri ies carried off with the inel nu Ice.
Iliiere are fifty In oe in Salem and no repots of
ailiEattbfactlon
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pride of the store. We
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$3.00
SHOES
53.00 a pair, same grade as
sold elsewhere at $3.50. See
our lines of Ladies' Vesting
and Kid top shoes tan and
black, high and low cuts. We
can save you 25 to 50c a pair.
Call while the stock is com
plete. Respectfully
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Between the food .kept in the twoSdifferent
styles of' refrigerators. ' "'jl ' "
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chamber,
feouring
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ROREtTabd HAMILTON
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NEWS FROM
WASHINGTON
Hawaii Goes Under the Inter
ior Department.
CONSUL IIOLLIS DEARS
FRIENDLY DISPATCHES TO KRUCER
The Moody Boxtrs War Continues to Cause Ex
citement In the Chinese Empire
Armies rijhtlnc
Or Aaaoclntcil I'reaa m tha Journal
Philippine Tariff.
Washington, Juno 8. Tho secretary
of war has directed tho military gov
ernor of tho Fhlllppino islands to appoint
aboard to revise tho tariff echedulo.
Hermann's Department.
Washinotok, Junu 8 Tho Secretary
of State lias notified governor Dole of
Hawaii, that on and after Juno 14 all
business of tho territory of Hawaii with
tho government of tho United States,'
shall bo conducted through tlio secre
tary of tho Interior.
OurFrlndly Offices
I.omiKvco Marques, Juno 8 United
States consul Hollis had a two lionra'
Interview with President Krugcr at
Maehadodorp. It;is stated' Hollis was
tho bearer of friendly dispatches from
tho United States government, urging
Krugcr to treat for peaco.
The Boxer's War.
TJK.N Tsi.v, Juno 8. It is reported
from Chlnoso official sourcos, that 4,000
boxers surrounded 1,600 Chinos troops
between Iofa and Yon Tsun yesterday,
and that fighting is still going on. Ofll
cials cay COO boxers wero killed, but give
no account of Chinese casualties.
General Nloh'a troops encountered n
body of boxers three miles from hero on
tho Taku road, and killed twenty-one of
them.
ANSWER FILED.
The Or. Tel. A Tel. Co. Answers Comr-lalat In
Mrs. Blelcr's Damage Suit.
Tho Oregon Telephone & Telegraph
Company today filed an answer to tho
complaint in tho action brought against
it by Margaret Hlolor to recover fl 1,000
damages for injuries suffered through
tho alleged negligence of the defendant's
employes. Sirs. Ilieler was Injured laBt
spring in a runaway accident caused by
tho breaking of a guy-wlro which waB
being stretched by tho telephone com
pany's employes.
Tho company's nnsnor alleges that
Mrs. Meier was negligent in remaining
in tho back scat of tho carriage, tlio
horeos being untied and no ono being In
tho front to control thorn. It Is also
alleged that tho company's employes
were careful, and that thoy employed
tho beat known methods in stretching
thoguy-wiro. Thlsactlon will probably
lxi tho most important ono to bo tried
at tho Juno term of tho Circuit Court in !
this county.
Parker-Jackson Fliht.
fir Aaaoclated I'reaa la the Journal
Dk.nvku, Col., Juno 8. A fight before
tho Colorado Athlrtlc Association, be
tween Kid Parker and young Pete Jack
son, of Han Francisco takes place this
cvenlngr Tho fighters aro to meet at
138 pounds, Parker coucoling sovon
pounds.
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THE OLD WAY.
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The cold air falls from the ice, tho warm air a- J
rends causing acolhsiooof the two elements, re
riilling in stagnation and imperfect circulation s
Tlio k) mrfts but does not perform Hie " 3
for it Vajwra are oomWnHM in wie 10
eauting the footl to taint, ami all t
and rlraring tliat is done, can not p
GAS EXPLOSION
ASPHYXIATES MINERS
By Annotated l'ttii ta the Journal
GixH'cestkr, 0., Juno 8. By explo
sion of gas in mlno No. 2 ncAr this city
today, four men aro reported to hove
lost their lives.
Two hundred miners wero imprisoned,
ono hundred and eovcnty-flvo have-been
rescued.
Tho following aro reported dead:
Evan Joseph, John McOlelland, Aaron
Swanson, John Evans.
Eight others woro removed, uncon
scious from tho effects of nftor damp.
It Is practically certain that many othors
aro dead, for after damp has gathered in
largo quantities.
CHINESE ANTI-EXPANSION
THE EMPRESS IS BELIEVED TO
BE FRIENDLY TO THE MOVEMENT
Boxers are Realty Assertlnc the Monroe Doc
trine and Object to Europe Carvlnc
the Emclre.
II r Aaaoclated I'reaa t the Journal.
I.onkon, Juno 8. 'Dispatches from tjio
fat oust show apparently no cessation
In tho activity of tho "lloxors" but tho
pow era aro gradually foiling their way
to common action for tho supresslon of
disorder.
It is believed that when tho Dowager
Emprers realizes that tho Arm intention
is to check her connlvanco In tho anti
foreign movement, thcro will bo a
Bpccdy end to tho rioting, and that If
tho Chlncsd acted in 'good fath thoy
could easily quell tho rabblo, which Is
armed chiefly with spoors, agricultural
Implements , a few swords and some old
ritlcs.
MARRICQ.
IIUR8T-CUAIG. At Macleav, Thurs
day evening, Juno 7th, JohnOraigand
Mrs. Margaret A. Hurst,
lloth brldoand groom aro old residents
of tlio Mac.lcay neighborhood, and both
aro uolbtodo. Though somowhat ad
vanced In years both aro halo and hearty,
with many years of activo usefulness
before them. They have gone to Ash
land on tholr bridal tour, wliuro thoy
will remain for icvernl weeks licforo
returning to their homo at Macleay.
Marlon County Court.
Tho commissioners' court of this
county was busy toduy allowing blllsau
tranaactlng routine business. They ad
journed this afternoon to meet Juno '.'8,
for tho purposo of winding up tho busi
ness of tho present court.
NOTHING NEW IN
PLAGUE SITATION
Br Aaaoclated Preaa ta the Jouraal.
Ban Fkancisco, Cal., Juno H. Tho
Health office reports nothing now in tho
plague situation.
Library Movement.
Vi.nklami, N. J., Juno 8. The
Women's Club of Vlneland, Is today
holding a meeting to consider tho fensf-
, billty of obtabllahiiig tho Vlneland Pub.
lie Library Association. The women are
' determined to havo a public library, bo
, causo of its excellent influence.
Fine Weather
Salem Shoe Store
K. II, Loabo, Manager.
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SOPERIOR
CAN BE
FOUND AT
GRAY
SOLE
RUSSIA WANTS
MORE MONEY
She Needs More Cash to Comctete the Con
struction of the Trans-Caucasian Line
of Railroad.
Br Aaaoelntcil Preaa ta the JoornaL
Naw Yonic, Juno 8. Tho advices from
London that M. Ilothstcin, a well-known
financier of St. Petersburg, would soon
arrlvo iu this country, with nviow lolook
ing ovor tho situation hero as an agent
of Ills government and determining
whether or not a largo Hussion loan
could bo floated in tho United States, aro
said by leading foreign b.inkors in this
city to bo accurate Whether or not
M. Rotlisloln shall ultimately bo success
ful iii his mission, howovor It is not bo
liovod by prominent local financiers that
ho will bo ablo to place a loan of any
magnitude in tho United Slates for tlio
COMMENTS ON AMERICANS
THE U. S. CONSULATE WAS
When the British Bombarded
Provided for
Bf Aaaoclated Preaa ta the JanraaL
London, Juno 8. The Lourencn Marques dispatch, that United States Consul
Hollis has been conferring with President Krugor, is creating somo comment, but
thoro Is littlo deposition to regard his movements as at all significant. A dispa'ch
from Pretoria says tho only shell which took effect lit tho town tho day prior to
tho occupation of Pretoria hit tho United States consulate. A dispatch from Cat o
Town announces that tho work of organising a government for tho Transvaal Is
proceeding. A portion of Sir Alfred M liner's staff has gono to Pretoria to start
the machinory, so a proclamation of nnnozation of tho Transvaal may bo speed
ily expected.
next few months, until tho presidential
campaign shall be ended.
It may bo rurnoinborod that In Fobrii-
ary of this year, tho ltusslau Imperial
Government negotiated n loan of $15,
000,000 with a syndicate of Now York
banks, trust companies and insurance
companies. In exchange for their money
tho syndicate received 4 per cent bonds,
giiarrauteed principal and Interest by
tho KtiBsIan government and secured by
a first mortgage on tho Wlndlkawkoa
Hallway System. Tho loan now sought
ts also for railway construction, accord
!ng to a Wall street man interested In
the Febuary operations, who said : '
"M. Jtothstoiti, President of tho
Itusslau Imperial Hank of St. Peters
burg, and ono of tho government's
trusted agon ta is, I havo been Informed,
coming hero to get money for tho
Hussinn trana'Caucailiiu railway. This
'a ono of the-longest roads In tho world
4iul Is not completed by any means.
Money Is needed, M. Kothstoln Is com
ing from London here, and is going to
Washington to seo tho Russian Minister,
through whom all negotiations nio to bo
made."
Th'Ixindon report also said that a
largo Itueso American bank might bo
established horo as an outcome of M.
HotliBteln's visit, but this Is regarded
by high authorises hero as exceedingly
unlikely.
Lake Tahot Mater.
San Fhancisco, Jiiiib 8 rTho super
visor's committee on public utilities Is
holding a meeting with tho Mayors of
Hacramouto, Oakland (and Stockton for
the insjicctioii of the Ijiko Taboo water
system. If tho proosltloii to supply
San Francisco from that sourco Is ac
cepted, it will bo tttsMblo to disoso of
tho supply to the threo cities named.
For Cycliiuj. You need Ood Bicycle
Boots. We have Ihem 50c cheaper
than anywhere else. Any size or width,
black or tan.
5T01ES and
RANGES.
BROS
AGENTS
THE GOVERNOR'S WEDJDIrlC.
Is To Be Celebrated at Astoria On the 14th
of June.
An Astoria special says! Tho mar
riago of Governor T. T. Qeor, of Salem,
and Miss Isabella Trulllnger.ot Astoria,
will tako place at tho First Proshytoriau
church In this city at 4 p. in. on Thurs
day, Juno 14. Whllo a largo number of
invitations havo boon issued, tho com
mon)' will bo entirely without display,
and will bo attended only bv tho Imme
diate friends of tho contracting parties.
Miss Trnlllngcr is n nntivo daughter of
Oregon, tho youngost daughter of J. 0.
Trulllngor, who is ono of tho pioneers of
Olatfop County, and by n peculiar con
nectlon of events a life long friend of
Governor Geer's father. Miss Trul
llngor Ih a remarkably handsom woman
of a height abovo tho average, but with
a carrlagu that makes her appoaranco
stately and imposing. Her tastes nru
artistic and hor pointings on china have
THE
ONLY HOUSE HIT BY A SHELL
Pretoria Government to Be
the Transvaal.
been exhibited and won pralso in many
of tho leading cities of tho Coast. So
cially alio Is as charming as alio is tal
ontcd and beautiful, and tho daughters
of Oregon will 1ms well represented In
her as tho "first lady In Oregon,"
Governor Geer and his brido also ex
pect to spend tho Fourth of July In As
toria, TODAY'S MARKET.
PoiiTi.ANn,Jiinii 8, Wheat, valloy
Walla Walla, G'J.
Flour Portland, boat grades t'J.65
ni
to
I3.U0. buperiinoj.'.iu iwrblil.
Oata-Cholco White ilCQIIOc, groy 82
to 33.
MillstuiT Ilran, $1.1; aborts, f 15.
Hay Timothy f 10(311 per ton.
Onions Oregon, 0.00 to f CO
Potatoes 10 to tl5o per sack.
lluttor Hest dairy, S."0(jJL'5 fancy
creamery. 36 storo, 'M to "be.
Kggs Oregon. 1 1
Poultry Chickens,! 1.00 to 4 50; hens
f& to 0.00; turkeys, live 18o.
Mutton Drossed, 7 to 7)c cr pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 5 to lie.
Ileef HteerH. flQi I.M; cows, J.M) ) 1 ;
dressed licef, VM to 7f(c.
Veal Dressed, 8 8fp. for small.
itops aaiiKj; out crop n(io.
Wool Valley, 12013o; Kastc
Eastern Ore-
go n, luatioo; Aioimir, aoo,
Hider Green, saltod 00 lbs, 80c;
under I HI lbs, 76(It8K sheep Hilts, I5Q
V0o
IAI.KM MA 11 KIT.
Wheal 68 tmunds and over, -He.
Wool, 13 to Klc. Mohair, Wo.
Hops 6 to 7Mo
Oata 28 to 30c.
Hay Haled, cheat, 8; timothy, $03
10.
Kggo-11 lo!2)ic
Flour In wholesale lots, $2.60; retail,
Mlllituffs Ilran, $13; shorts, $11)6
Hogs Dressed, ojifo.
Wheat Market.
Hah Francisco, Juno 8, CashOS,
GiiiCAtio, Juno 8, July 70 Cash 1
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAUK II r
Tho Sidney Power Co.
slimier, oiikoon.
mado for family uso, ask your grocers for
It. Ilran and shorts always on hand.
A- T. WALN, AGENT.
rnoHi 61.
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The Botanical Specialist
Makes wonderful cures
When
other doctors fail. While a res
ident of this city. Dr. Cook
has filled a wide reputation
as a botanical Specialist, and
cures many cases of Chronic
diseases. If you are suffering
from any chronic disease con
sult Dr. Cook. He makes no
charges for consultation.
, Office 301 Liberty Street,
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OUR POLICY IN
THE ORIENT
Growing Out of the Troubles
in China.
WE WILL JOIN WITH NONE
OP THE EUROPEAN POWERS
Slmtfy Stroaj Neutlvs Poltloa to Protect
Amrrlcaa Cltliens Avottlnc
Interference.
tlr Aaaoclated Irea ta the JunrnaL
WASiitNaTo.v, Juno 8. Following
cablegram was rccolvod this morning
from Admiral Keinpff: "llattlo botweon
Cliincso and lloxors nonr Tien Tain. A
largo n u m bo r of lloxors aro oxpecacd to
reach Tion Tnln tomorrow."
In a mossngo to tho state department
today, Minister Conger said tliero tyas
no Improvement in tho situation and
asked for instructions. Secretary Hay
took tho message to tho cabinet mooting
where an answor will ho framed.
Tho Btato dopartmont Is steadfastly
pursuing tho lino of jiolley laid down at
tno beginning of tho "lloxor" troublo,
of avoiding any Interference with
Chlnoso internal affairs, beyond meas
ures absolutely necessary for protection
a( llfo and property.
Kspeciall It la determined to avoid any
commitment to tho policies of any Eu
ropean powers winch might Involve tho
United States In trouble. Therefore,
notwithstanding tho omnloua news con
voyed In Admiral Kompff'a cablegram,
It seems probablo that Minister Conger
will do directed to stick to tho pamo
llnoofK)licy which has hceii pursued
up to this tlmo.
To Protect Americans.
Wahiiinoton, Juno 8, Almost tho
only subject before tho cabinet meeting
today was tho situation In China. Sec
rotary liny stated after tho meeting a
reply would bo sent to Conger, to do
wtiatover was necessary to protect
Americans, mid to maintain tho dignity
of this government. Ho will bo Instruc
ted lo form no alliance with any gov
ernment. St. Louli' Car Strike.
St. IMils, Juno 8. A train from the
east brought 200 experienced motor men
and conductors. GovornorStephens will
reach hero this evening, and will confer
with the citizens and pollco authorities
as to tho necessity ol calling on the
mllllin to help preserve order.
NOTED WOMAN'S
BROTHER DEAD
Mr Aaaurlatetl I'reaa ta the Junraal.
Foiit Rcutt, Kan., Juno 8. J. M.
Anthony a brother of Hiiaan H. Anthony,
dropped dead of heart dlseaBO laat
night.
SITUATION SnillOUS
Admiral Kemrff Has Landed a tuulllon of
American Troops.
Mr Aaaurlaled I'reaa ta taa JunraaL
WahiiiniituS, Jiiiio 8. Following was
received from Admiral Kemplf this after after after
neon: Juno.'l, lamled forces to protect tho
American interesta with tho coimont of
China. FlIty.Mxal Pekln, tho rat a
Tien TmIii. Tho nations sent n force to
both cltleri, No Injury so far.
Crops aro likely to fall, causing proba
bly more trouble In tho near future
The situation is most critical. Tho Hub
inn forco began fighting. It Is consid
ered that n battalion of marines Is
necessary."
"Meeting was held ol olllcora ol ling
llsh, French, (lermati, Aiiatruln, Italian,
Japanese and Amerloiu fleets to ar
range for combined action If required,
Nino hundred men ashore. Twenty
live warships are horo."
OREGON MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
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Pohtla.vi), Or., Juno 8. Tho body of
lieu HundrlekiKiu was found In the
' Willamette river, near Oregon City to
day. Ifendrlvksflii illapoarod from Maple,
Lane county three mouth ago.
It U supplied that In a lit of Insanity
ho committed suicide.
Out of Order
' ! 't 'lw'fty luuto It your o) t are
'nui nf milur. It Is madness to wait. Of
ten good uyM are ruin d by falnu pride
or objection to wearing atawes. Hotter
uear ulansos than itlana eyes. h)o
glawes a e for mo, not ornament, uood
glaiK'S iiibko your w)e nv hik
your sight stronger Hrlng your eyes for
examination. Wo will test them with
out charge.
. HERMAN
lISHtfttefit.
W. BARR,
rVdentlllo Optician
! thery Team stetef.
Sunday, a stranger giving his
as Smith Falls, and claiming to
near Nowboig, camo to tlio RtaMSI
Radabaugh and Francis, and OMflStg
ono of tho boat rigs in tho stable, 'fort
purposo of driving to Newbore. imvf1
ho was going to Newberg for thefwrpOMl
ft! rnHtn, 1.1 f..It.. --. ., .t.-L T" -T "' fl
w gutviug ma imuiiy null mm no WOUM
return on tho following day. a ;
On Wednesday Mr. Francis becaraol
uneasy, and being convinced that'BOHwS
thing was wrong, telephoned to
and Newberg and learned that Fallswasl
seen In liowberg at 0 p. m. Monday
i-alla Is about 5 feet, 0 Inchos in!
weighs about 200 pounds and h.abo
40 yoara ol ago, and woro a light Jliro;
uiuuauv;ii, jliiu nilin was a spanij:
grays, weighing about 1000 pounds ec
and is onopj tho favorite teams offthVij
etflblo.
runs is mo leuowa rignt name.;
ho assumes tho nair.o of Smith, audi!
resides near Nowbcrg, whero hia father!
is a sawmill man. Zt
Mr. trancls, by the aid ol ofllcofij
making an fcffort to locato the marn
recover tho team.
FATAL ACCIDENT.',
Brakenan on the Southern Pacific (
Uses Ills Ufe.
J. J. Phillips, brokeman on the,!!
section of train No. 10, which arrlVS
horo at 6 :40 n. in., met with an accident!
early this morning, which r
his death at tho Salem hospital at' 8:-r0j
Tho accldont occurred while Uie I
motive was taking on wood between Jef-A
ferson and Marlon. A tipping rack' la
arranged thoro, which Is loaded
wood, and dumps Into tho tender atone!
motion. '
When tho rack was dumped thlsmorn
Ing tho unfortunate fireman was caugh'tj
whether by tho rack or tlio falling; woo5j
Is not clear. Ho was hurt In the'altfl
and sustalnod an Injury to hlathoadl
which caused Internal homotrhsgofatTS
tho baao of tho brain. Ho was brought!
to Balotn and takon to tho hospltalKi
where his death occurred as abovo
slated. -.''
Tlio S. P. odlclals liavo been tclegrapir-jj
Ing for Information in regard to de-
ceased, but up to tho hour of going "toi
nmfta lintlil.19 ilHnltn tini! Iwnn tnnrnftitft
T. M.tit.na II. M. ll.A IImIi..1.M.Ia .. m h W
w puvi.in iiiv .no ukiui.uiikvu aiu,
who was a flno looking joung fellow, bo?
twoeit 25 and 30 years of ago, was on thej
train tointiorarlly. Papers In his pock
et Indicate that ho had recently becnatj
Krlo, Pa., I-os Angdes, Cal., KoseburgS
Or., and other points onthocoait; aljbj
that ho was a member of tho Brotlicr-I
hood of locomotive Firemen.
The body lies at the Duron undertake
lug parlors, on Btato street.
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3bUUU KtiWAKU
For tho arrest and doteation of James;
l-'dwards, a trusty, who cscaptd fro
tho Oregon State Penitentiary, Juno 6,j
1000.
lliu.lrtlnt, AlA.lfl,t,l lillllil nit II-IP.
right side back of bead; cut scar center
of forlieail j uoso uroKeii, engiiuy ueni;g
riuht leg amputated about three Inches!
below the knee, (uses wooden stump)!
cut scar front of right temple; cut. scarf
first knucklo left thumb: tin of left In
dex flngor disfigured; cut scar flraH
knuckle loft second linger; brown mole
on right sldo; pit Kar-ironto(Ie(tupper
leg; three pit scars on left knee; browni
mole above loft buttock; dim cut, icarj
near base of spine; small teeth, Ycry'un-I
even. J. i.jahh,
Warden 0. 8. P.j
Call for Bids,
llldi will bo received at the ofTtca ol :
tho city recorder ol tho city of Halem?
Oregon, up to 6 o'clock p. m of Mon-
(tuy, J u no it, iwu, lor luppiying iuoa
said city with four hundred or more
maple, raw-hide stated chairs, the sarne
to be dolivuriHl at the city hall. In aidTr
.I,.. -. .1... n !!. .In. ..paM.lAntila aflAW '
contract. The rtftlit la hereby reeerved S
to reject auv ami all bias in mis uonau.i
I)ono by order of the common council!
ol said city, this Oth day of June, 11)00.1
N, J. Juuaii, Olty Uecoruer.
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Mineral Water.;
Soda Water
Milk Shake
and Lemonade
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ELLIS & znsMl
154 State St.'
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