FROM ! WEDNESDAYS DAILY
COB I 11 1!
.
-COIUIISSIOXEJJS FLAQBTHE SAME
' AT 11. HILLS I ' ,
County Clerk. Ordered to Employ At
torneyg to Defend County in t
' Injunction Sultjj i i
At the session ii of tthe Marion county
ornmieion rs court yesfWrdJo, the tax
Ivyy tor .the"yar ia' placed at 21
total -county tsx lor lant
but the rfiembeM of
ciouft ioufiid that s-
mills. The
year was 15 mills,
,ihe commissioners
together inadequate to mefct the de
Ui;tntJa. Tne tteij tevy this year U
API roxrmat.Jy Senilis morp than last
. year and he court declcttd to make
.proviflon ty art increased lvy for th
Back to Health
After Long Illness HoocTs Sara a
parilla Restored Coed Health
Now as; Strong) a Ever. ;
"After n Illnes:: of two yars, during
which tfme I underwent eyej-al surgical
opera t ions, I at las ; began to Improve, bat
toy improvement pras ao slow that I be
came discouraged. I was very much run
down and I'did l ot haa any appetite.
I did cot care to live. One day I met
i friend who had tal en Hood's arsaparllla
nd wbojarged me to try'iU I consented,
And aftl had ti en a few dopes I began
to feel better and had a j bet t$r appetite.
, L I gained from two to three pounds a week
; end grew stronger jevery day J' itook two
or three bottle if Hood 'a rsaparlUa,
. and am as strong as I ever wail in m nr.
Hood's Sana parilla has brought me back
to health." EWMT BitxrwaE, 10 Grand
U fsarsa
O parilla
la the best-ln fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggtfsts. i ix for as.;
Hood
Stamped m Sbank, 'I 1
BUMBLE BK V
INK!
cancellation of some of "its indebted
ness over and 'above current expenses
Jui-int the present year. ; :'
The' 21 mills taxs Is- apportioned as
follows: H ' v- -' . y- 5 ,: . r
For"! the- general county fund. Q197
For the tate school fund.....,.w...1XM
For the indigent. o!dier fund....:. -0001
i?tat.,levy..;j. ti....
Total county: tvy.,....v.....;;J...C21
The - property valuation of; Marion
county subject ta taxation.' as returned
by .the assessor anc certified to by the
county cierk, is $,Oj7,53. The amount
of revenue that Will be raised ly the 21
mills levy is $16$,20?.24. i
. Com'mlsBioner M'ley was 'vesterday
r hfterr.oon notified by telephone of the
death of his cousin John Link at Au
rora; He ake for! and was granted
ar. er(.ue from attending the sessions
of th court. ' ; : .'J'. :k i , .
This far theJ court fbas taken no ac
tlon relative ta the drawiug of thei list
of 200 trial jurors to Serve at the ss-
siuns of the circuit court -for the eniau
ptfcer proceedihgrK ihad by the com-
rrt'ss!oners wtre as follows:
. Inthe roau at.d bridge account, two
bills .were audit d'als follows: j Hlnkle
Smieh SH Gray Bros. $14.37. k
Thje' folic Winjj: order was mad rela
tivej to the InjSnctlon suit instituted
i-fcatns-t the clerk and treasurer of Ma
rion jcountY. in: the matter of tle pay-y
ment of a .warrant for J139.15 to G. Q
Finehain for tax collections: iv
"Now on' thlsk day County ClerkaJtV.
W.; Hall notified the -court that in junc
tion ; proceed ngs had Jbeen commenced
eriJofnlna: hin from paying to G. G.
Flngrham ibe warrant for $180.15 or
dered tirawn at the regular January
t-rm, for, compensation for legal ser
vitS in notifying; parties of their de
linquent taxeM rfort the years 1892-C in
clusive 4kd it appearing to th "court
that -uch action should be defended, it
it- ordet ed that tn clerl be empow ered
and directed tp ratainj Brown, sWrigh;
rr.an & Myers as his attoirieys in saiJ
action" -
. In ,: the matter of purchasing gravtl
for use on county roads. -it was orderel
that the prici? to be paid for thv same
in the future ihal! -be two and one-half
:-nt.pei yard.; the bill to be approved
i the supervisor ordering tht- same.
The matter of. selecting newspapers
iU which to 'publish the offcial pro
ceedings; was continued to , the m-xt
regular term. .
1 h matter pif appclnting ro&d super
visors for the! ensuing year vai con
tinued to the Fel-ruary tfrm.
v At:5 o'olork lastjevunfng an adjourn
ment was taken i until 9 o'clock this
morning. . "
THE HOUSE
AND SENATE
(Continued
from Pag
V
AND TH
if ijt Isarxi'ir of
Ik, Niro A-Hl rief (
of. value .fcjp votir
Shoes Witfi a
Shocslvxxi wnnt.
Recctrd
That's the
, 1 B
Tor fcirrtl!ff,kki nrvl'oll IN fine
deputy ditt
in equal n
the county
flipective bo
Kirtd Wb Sell
Thx" nrcihVKlt b- The rDOVN
5 Krr ou ftstt" fif(i(K4t oivi tk-si
tlu? starHliUcliijwJ ttdjrotXjcf.
$2.70
twestcl wirtv u$ w
txrs nxirc scrv1cf
Ahlc tlKin vou can
ttas pair of Shots
xr annrorr ana
kjet for. Jem equal
FUlt SALE BY
New Ydrk Racket
JJALEM. OIL i
$400 per 'annum; Unn county. $300 per
annum; P61k county, $200 per annum;
Yamhill coifnly, $2()0 per; annum ;Tllla
mooie courtty, $100 per (annum. v
"Sec' 2l Said ' district 'attorney shall,
appoint deputies -in, each county in
said i district and -such - deputies shall
be 'paid an, annual salary as follows:
! Deputy district attorney for Marion
county. $300;. for Linn, $20Q; for Polk,
$20ff; : for Tamrinl, $200; for Tillamook,
$100.!' i : ,, '.
"SecT 3. That said salaries, of the sai4
deputy 'district attornt-ys shall lie paij
monthly installments . out of
treasury of each of ; the re-
bounties aforesaid, - " i '
''jee.- 4. Said; district attorney and'
his. said deputies shajl perform alt the
duties required of them by, -law. '
'"See. 5. No other salary, fees, orper
rentagres or compensation of any kind
shall be allowed or received by the dis
trict ' attorney of j the said Third ju
dicial district, or his said deputies. !
"Sec. 6, The fees, percentages and
charges now established by law or ih
any manner allowed for the perform
arice of any act' or duty required of
the said district attorney (except ger
v-loes rendered for or oh behalf Qf the
state, or for or.idn behalf of thei several
counties in said Third Judicial district.
fol which no charges shall be made,)t
snail continue una reiniuu cniau
iished fees, percentages, commlssiort
and charges for sueh act or duty; and
th4 said, dlstricf attorney and his dep
utieh -are . hereby reqylred to t collect
Trcim, the person or party for whom ser
vide may te renaerea, or wno may w
charged . with, the ' payment; I - thereof,
said t fees, percentages. commissions
and charges for such duty . performed,
or to? be performed, as by law proTtded,
for ie use and benefit' of the county
In which the same) Is collected and
said district attorney and his deputt?Mi
shall pay over the same to (he count jr
treasurer of ,he county in whlch the
same. is collected on WTtefre' the first
Monday of each and every month.
L 7. If the- said district attorney
or his said deputies fail or jnegiec.t tor.
collrti or turn ovetr to the treas'urerad
of the counties in said Third Judical
district all fees, percentages? and com
missi ana and i charges- and,' collections
established and allowed by law, and
whicli; by the provisions of this aet, are
to txst paid to the treasurers, of the re
spective counties in Said Thi rd Judicial
diitrist. sa,Id district f-attorney shall be
liable on his official lOnd foj such de
fault;! either on the part of jhlmself or
deputies, for the amount.'jremaining
uneo,aected or not paid oveif, as here
in p.vided, and such amount shall be
deduc ted from7 the salary of the said
I '5rs -.'' .
rdistritct attorney and his sajd deputy,
makyig such default; , ''
' 8. All acjts and parts jof acts in
Conflict with this act are- hereby re
peai4, so fa.r as they confllcf herewith.
1 -"Sp.'9. inasmuch 1 as the fees, com
pensation and emolumentsl now re
ceive..! by the district attorney of the
said ,Third Judicial district are mani
festly excessive and burdensome to the
taxpayers therein this" act jehall take,
effeyi and be in force from land after
its approval by the governor.
: ' .. . ! .
Representative "WiUiamsoni of Crook
courLty, presented a bill yesterday
whicTfA considered tie most Importanf
for ipastern Oregon that will come for
ward ; this f session, A It 'provides that
coui&y courts may levy a tax of 1 1-2
cent u each sheep listed in he county
for f he "purpose of creating! a "sheep
bouaty fund," to be paid olit for the
killi&g of wild animals whichiare so de
structive to the flocks of Eastern Ore
gon.-'The bill is carefully prepared' a.nd
win e pusnea Dy tne counties interest
ed IS the great industry of sheep rais
ing.f j . 1 . '
4?
PirJs, Jan
ZOLA FIXED.
Emlle
Zola, the
to pay a
11. M.
author; has been sentenced
nneof 100 francs, and 500 francs darn
for accusing M. Judet; a writer
of the Petit Journal, of uslpg forged
documents In attacking Zola's father.
SUMMONS.
'.' ' - . " ' . l 8 -I-
We l?iv' cm-itly rMiKNtL lhe rrtce on
art idling iny wvre jjoriweiir, an
. new pair.
1
all Wlnte Shoes If yotir S1kks
advantare of t&is sale and gt n
, Ljidiesj $3 00 winter shoes. 82.40 '
Lftdiesl $1.50 winter shoes! -.----$2.15
... Lddiesf $.00 winter shoes $165 ,
. Men's $lJ50 work shbes 1-$15
i Men's $2.50 heavy shoe -J.$2.15
Mten's $350 winter shpe -------J$X00 .
YV'!T4- ij: , fM4----
Do not iu's peitlnp I hat pew dr.tvsj this month. AH ,cur Dress t?cod
nnltred in prli. !enrs Hats TwFuralshfnsrs at;clplnsr out prlees,a
we tloJre to sell these stwo line om entirely. Special icav prt t ou
TIIavy? unhsrwiear. lcu need sotae cow.
Irflthe Circuit court of the state; of
Orerbn. for Mai ton ' count, jDepartw
rr..;ni No. 2, ltegtster No. 7074.
P&ciflc States Savings. Loan and
Building , company, i a corporation,
nlaft.riff. vs. William H. Wild and
M:igie C.Wfld. hit 'wife. Wl M-. Stig
riJtKj and Lucy L. Seigrund, his
w!f. E B Herrsck Jr., and Jestio 4d-
c.lo Herrick, his wtfej Jary J. Church-'
Jll. v!dow. Thomas Townsend and
Vellie Townsend his wife., i.nd J. C.
Gooal, Henrietta Savage, efnc I. Jlc
CiilSey. defendants!. j
Tt William H Wild and Macgie C.
Wild, two of the above namd defend-
snt: - - ( ' :
lr the name of the st.ite of Oregon,
you' nd each. Of you are hereby rer
qui(jed'.to appear and answerj thegOm-
p!ajnt f.'edi against yoa in the sJxSV3
entitled court and can on or before
thi' fourth diy of March, ilS9?, s.iid
fourth 1a'y pf March, 1899. rbeing the
time- steeffied by the Judge of th?
above entitled court in the former for
pubiu-at:on as- the time for jfou to a(--
lea.r and afir such complaint 'and If
votfail to so appear rnd ajiswer, fon
wat l''rfof. the . laini iff ivili apply
to said court for the ;rr lief "jdemind 1
it. his complaint on file herein viz: for
s fpcre-j for the ' principal!" sum of
'.OflO, also(for the su,m of $240" as and,
rm t he unpaid? monthly installments of
interest at the rate, of six .per cent
let arnuf. on tite f-um of $2,000, a!o
forSfBe, sum of $.576 -as nd fjr the un-X-biil
monthly dus on paid frrty ih:res
nf iXhe capital stock of th1! pla n":
ap for the sum of $136 as" and for
flm leviel and ,unpa'o on the, said
forty shares of stock for defendnnt in
fh payment of the monjthly jduesi pay
ob thereon; also for thej. sum of
$C4l8' as and for money. laW -out and
expended by hls plaintiff as aforesaid
forj' insurance premiums; rpaking in
th arsregate the sum Of '$276.80 from
wSch is to be deducted the Kum of
$l.'f being the present value of. th
shret of stock pledged is aforesaM
bvthe said William' H. "Wild with this
plaintiff for the payment of Issid loin:
le.vving duo, owing and unpaid the
turn -of fi,4l0 in united spates soil
Coin frcm .he siid Wllll.ini H. W ild
surf Magglt C. AVIld to thf plaintlrT,
for which sum with interest -until paid
arel costs of.xuit Including ia n aon-
ahje attorney's fee not to xcei th
sum. of two hundred dollars
n.nt of th;.s court is prayed.
3hat the decree of this ihonorsble
coairt Fhait be had and rendere-1 that
'h said morlgage shall te j refcrmel
n hereinbefore praye.d for I ano that
the word Mai ion shall be sjubst Ituted
aid de
set forth
1 Afiaoooooooooooooooo
6
ooooooooo6oooooooooox)oo6ooooooQboooiooocoo
. - I i tk. . ' ' ' . t , J . . C-
oturu i X
udz-
ILLIS BROS. & CO.,
-PtlV CASH HUSH.
STANDARD VA J"TERN5-
best ani chwqk tt.
First Door Sutb of
I'ostoffio. f '
Kebniary Jl-piiner a fine number now in
f."
tcf. the word Multnomah in
K-iption as m h reinbfore
rfp that said reformation apd snbstl
tihtin shall tako fTert on and relit
b&k o the day of the date of ,sal
nWrtgage that the usual decree so -ceding
to the law of the state of Ore
gcn and the practice of thi4 court ,J
rnde for the sale of the sjald mort
rijred premiesdescrired .is fol'bws
t.vit: Lots nu b- red Two (2) Three
2 Fonr4 and Five S in Block
Numbered Thirteen 13), of pepot Ad
difion to Salem a the said) lots av
sHbwnand desijlnated on the plat (of
said Depot Addition to Silem, which
4sd plat was filed and recorded In th
ofjSce of the county recorderj of cor
vVances of said Mar Ion county which
t3&& plat and the reec-rd thereof i are
heby referred to an? made a part
heireor. That the proceeds of such sale
wfeen had. may be applied as the law
.ofjjh ttau of Crespn directs, to-wit :
T$ the payment of the expenses of
h sale, the payment of the costs of
court; end then to the sum land hum
this plalnUff including attorny's
I .That each and any of the. df fend
' ami and all of t h-n nd all persons
claiming by. through or under them
t either of them, and alt or any and
Of the balance of the Stock Dry Goodss
at 257 Commercial street; from the 7th to the
2lt daily and evening. The manager has'
arranged wittf seyeral traveling men to sell ,
their samples at auction; whicli wili be sold
at the same place,. In the samples there is
only one of a kind. fromj a baby's hood' and
baby's stocking to a man's necktie or sns
pender, oyershirt or undershirt, sweaters,
capes, jackets-among them the' very best
goods pf the samples. Some splendid under
vejar for menand women- yhere will be over
five thousand different articles, among the
dirimmers' samples which are to. besoldiat
auction only but the balance of the dijy goods
stopk will be sold dt private sale and auction.
This sale will be a treat to the ladies and gen- .
tlemen who attend, as the samples are !aLl
first-class goods and all are to be sold wiih-v
.out limit or reserve. : '" 'v-h 'tt'.'-';
S. FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer.
1-
UOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTOOpOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKSOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
CommerGial
i - ' v .. - !- X
0fX900OO0O0O000OO00d
each of them, subsequent ko the exe
cution of said mortgage hfothecatlon
the said premises, either as purchasers,
incumbrancers or otherwise, may be
forever barred and., foreclosed of all
rights, claims or equity of redemption
ef, in or to the-said preisea and or
any part thereof. f
Thtft the plHint!fr or any other party
to this suit may become a purchaser
skt ,a;J sale ana mat surn purcnaser
Sfee placed' into the posseHMion cf te
mortgaged premises, upon his prtyinr-?
the .purc-hase piloe ther'efor and th.it
the officer ! lu:suant
tit Accordance with the
.making said sale , execute! "and deliver tie li!
p eood and sum., lent conveyance, of ' t..alo
1S59;
P.
the
'1J13-W
to' the order bt the Honorar--
Hoise, judge o this court,
twelfth day of January,
i - V. W. WATJEIt
Attorney for, J'lah.tlfT.
' r . : . - J ' -
tHiid premises to said nurCnaser.l
That'the" plaintiff inay have suchT
-- her anSJfurther relief in the pit-m-ires
mi 'to -this Honorablo jCourt may
seem just and equitable I 'I V
h An ycu sre Jiert-by further notified
upcJn yoirby the puHicat'iU thereof In G LENNrHAt theVesldence. one
rne Lnegon Matenman, a newspaper ; west o. Salem.- in IVlit.cmint v ' Va.
n.iblUhc-d wetkly at the c ty of iPalem, j .. nesday, yjarfuary 10, 'ma. 'Caswell
In iMsrion roun.tr, state of. Oivjron. Glenn. '.' '. ! - i . "j
DIED.
knlle
ell
e
Btisy?
Too buy to spend much time blowing our horn. The
prices we've been quoting fife worth more than a barrel
of horns when it eomes to selling goods. " Save thai. ad. ,
The prices wiLl all apply, till next Hajturday night. 1
pnees
THESE THINGS
You ought to Tpok at and buy , if you neetl any oon,
SHOE&t m A KIiy TOSHES, UNDER WE A R-
If i ' c ' '" I
are one o two kemg, look them, over and come
to see the stf-ck, TJie adjoining colutnn is pur em
broidery announcement, Xiood reading for the ladies.
Our Embroidery
Announcement
r -
20 per cent Cut
THE SHOE
SITUATION
P.ny anything here and too get war
ranted goods our -warrant and the
factory warrant. You pay Jtfae smallest j
ting pin-v.i
, - f
Onr new lines are all bought - aiij
we're cteinlrji up to n.ake rom.,: 1
mo efe:int ijoodyear wel-ts for:
Indies. In escetleat VlcdJ lace or button.
I-- : - . ':' ;' V
j That wonderful $2.75 Sand " tm-nM
yfc-1. In lace or button. . . . . i .42.20
ZV per cent Cut ,
' UNDERWEAR
lines of wool and cotton at thes
cut prices, and we're cleMUing out in
riie 4'Jc Union Suits J UaUm!
"ribbed. ;. .. ........$
OneK third wool reus or rants'
srrnv rir.ltt vai I n
tf , ' " -" - "V .......... ,.F
Yon ou?ht to sco this line. If you
warjt much for yonr roony. . N.
IjuIIch e:g?Mit floe woormi
Ions., $20 lines, to cbve. . .L7K
v Fnapa 'ercry faeX . 'J 'j ,
Slcn's od lotsi. heavy gray ones, 20c
AND MACKINTOSHES'
Ererythlnjr ebe In r-erwtlpn; 2d n-r v Wanantod ' goo.ls at clbiln nrte.
k4 warranted.! tricot
reni nean cur m au unes. UJQ lota. ; Men. H
Itss prices.
4 CliiVtrefi's flno school atc; in
Goodyear welts that keep the feit ilry.j
I Men'a blue, with cape.
Fine all wool covert.
Lrdles Included aa
ti72
....... .$2.08
wen.
307 Conimerclal Street.
Ixvtt oiifb n-w 'rrntttfed on-a small
orxlor of l:utbroidcrl3s, sinewlint jllm-
klly and Uwltiy ;f tluit line seitrtW
a Latful remains. Tills tlire t-w.ii-.-tit- -
Wrly. sertired tiip Import. pi-Ice, iMk-
w& u. KtTicg or irom iu to 2i per cent
orcf later' buys, awl '.we re Just openerl '
some of tle awcetoat patlcrns In tLl r
"tine it's ejrer been our '"pU-4'Ure tols-e.
True, tin? 11 be rnily: aot h as largl a
leonie tbeT, tut weW aure of thia,
tint a belter selected UnV Isn't sliwu
la Oregoty, tanl tlie ipricva are 1wi.t .
t'wn ywrkeiever pakl for sui h VooiK."
well Icatje for you to a.lmlf. ;
?UT EMpROIDEniES JEARLYr-j
That's Why twes t-t tln In fatly.
J-'olks seit. up tUese tljng- In TJap'iary
fcnd February no too many .ytht-r
lint to cjxjupy you Litbr.
XAjySO0K; AND ; CAM DltlC-
! In sets j and lnalhjjle "pleca of the
dalhtJret cVisigT the Swl-s looms fcan
produce, jDlrect from one of the larg
est IroporfaTS ta tl" world. See scoonl
counter this. week. The are noi ln
clnded In the reduction sale, for t!ey
ere nevr jpooda just In, and our
appnea to the regtilar stock;
r
4,
WIGGINS- BAZAR,
, S07 Comniercial St.
8 O