Oregon statesman., June 30, 1899, Page 2, Image 2

FROM SUNDAY'S DAILY
A BEJLRTY WELCOME.
Tie Day the Oreoa TolwiUeri" B
tin Will BeFamoasv
.- The day upon which the Oregwi !
untMri return will be a famott one.
and the day that mark the arrival oft
the Salem company In this city will bel
no less celebrated. - J
An enthusiastic meeting- of the sev-,
eral committee that are arranging for,
th reception of the: volunteers
they reach this city, was nm id u
State Insurance building; yesterday ax-1
teinoon. The reverai coroaiium
extended at he meeting yesterday are
aa fellow : ; i ' -
Flnanco Arthur Welch. T: C. Sher
man, C. Ti. Irvine, F. W. Steusloft and
X Q. Barnes, i
Retepticn E. Hofer, T. B. Walt,
Walter Lyon, O. P. Mtchneld and N.
J. Judah. j j ; -. ;;;....--
Frottra m M rs. O. S. England, Frank
Davey, George H. Burnett, F. T.
Wrichtman and F. A. Wiggins.
Banquet -Mr. A. N. Gilbert, Mr.
Lizzie Smith, Mrs. J. J. Murphy, R, A.
Crof ran and E. C Crota.
Decorations Miss Kittle Harbard,
, Mrs, E. H. Flagg. Frank Will man.
Hon. F. A. Moor, H. A. Johnson and
Mrs. E. C. Ballcy. j i
A irenecil dioslon was had rela
tive to the character Ot the entertain
ment tto be given, after which the
meeting; adjourned until next Saturday
when the several committees will re
port their plana and j the approximate
cost of carrying the fame Into ex ecu
tier- The finance committer will thn
begin soliciting- subscriptions with
which to defray the necevsary expens
es.
APPRAISERS KIM ED.
And Other Orders Made by the Pro
bate Kourt yesterday An Estate
in Three Counties.
In the probate court, yesterday, sev
eral orders of minor importance ;were
made, and papers filed, as follows:
In the matter of the estate of John
Button, deceased, upon the application
of the executrix. County Judge O. P.
Terrell yesterday appointed appraisers
as follows: To appraise the property
In Marion county, V, W. Hobart, H. O.
8onnemann and I. L Stelner; In Mult
nomah county. S. Butlock. M. F. Cul
ver and H. H, JfewhaJl. and in Lin
coln county, W. 8. Whltten, John M
Ayles and John Stlmpson. . '
J. W. Labare. J. H. Riches and J. M.
Brown, appraisers, appointed to pre
pare an Inventory of. and appraise the
estate of C. J, Mulkey, deceased, yes
terday Tiled their report in the office
of the county clerk. The estate is
appraised at t4.745.lO consisting of real
and personal property In Marlon coun
ty. Miles Lewis Is the administrator
of the estate.
In the matter of the estate of An
drew Murphy, deceased. Elisabeth E.
Van Weasenhove yesterday petitioned
4 he probate court or letters of admin
istration, as the executrix of the last
will and tesament of the deceased,
has since died, leaving the estate un
edmmistered. upon. The . estate is
.valued at 34.MS. and Judge Terrell ap
pointed the petitioner, fixing her bond
at 19.100.
W. C. Hubbard, administrator of the
estate of Oscar Hubbard, deceased,
yesterday filed his final account In the
probate court, and Judge Terrell fixed
the time for hearing -the same at 11
o'clock on Saturday, July 29th.
INSANE COMMITMENTS.
A Life Timer at the State Fenltentlary
Sent to the Asylum j
Ye terday. '
I
i
County Judge O. P. TcrreTl an-1 Cr.tr.
ty Clerk W. W. Han cie called to
thf stat penitentiary yeft-rd-ty, for
the purpose- of ha'dlng an xamjrat: n
r to the mentnt tcndl.lon C F ank
Wad a ramkt seivlnc life term In
the prise n for a murder romrrliiel In
Jackron -unty. Wude war eta:t l.iclJ
A Excellent Coniliination.
(The pleasant mtlluki and bcncinl
efTecta of tue well' known remedy,
MTRtri OF manafacfuted by i the
CaLirtHivtA Pj feriivi Co., illustrate
the valne of obtaining- t!:e liquid lara
tlvc principles of plants known to be
in9dituialy laxative and preM-ntinjf
theni in tho form most refresliinff to the
tate ami acceptable to the u-stem. It
11 tilt's a-ifis rva I-f a'4 ctriitlrH Vti nirxv !aen. T"
tire. elnOn.r ik rvt.... frt.t.iiP
tlispvllinir cold-s, headaches 'nd fevers
srently yet promptly nrd tnabiirj cue
toovcrco;ne habitual cwnstipalton per-
raamiiiir. . lis perieci i irrcoom from
every objectionable qnalitv and ub
sUnet!.riKi its acting m the kidneys,
lircf snd Low'.i, withent weakening
r irriutlng them, maku it the Ideal
laxative. yf-; . j-. c
In the process of mannfacturirfr fljrs
are nsed. as titer are pleasant to the
taate.bat the medicinal qaalitiesof the
remedy are obtained froea senna Snd
other aromatic plants. by a method
known to the Cauforkia Fio Srarp
Co. only. In order to pvt its beneficial
effects and to avoid imitations. nl,M
remember the fail name of the Company I
printed on the front Af mkL. t
-CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP OCX
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ss-ssvsPB 1 i sss i s crai sr. . - -
roc lU
V-SSl f "y&s) fi a.
I &4l3$ 2'&tXfhf n lts 17 and IS la tock I In-Ftate
Vr ; Xri i i? street Annex to Salem were sold to
ri -AioF ( i satisfy a Jurymen t of JS13.S0, and ti l
JZZJxiSV&d et al . vs. John M. Baker, et aL.
x ' -v. :2(Tjf flCrM of land In the W: if
adjudged insane, and report was
made to Gov. T. T. Ger. advising the
transfer of the prisoner to th asy
lum. The ordet waa prompUy made
by the- governor, and SupC J. D. Lee
and Warden J. T. Jane canted It oat
hv transferrins- the man. i Wade la
ervinjr Ilia second term In theJxeni
tentlary. Since coming; to the pi laon
on hia last coevlctifn, Wae became
. waa meat , to the asylum. where he
remained until Apt 11,.- 199. -when he
waj ntUTnt& to the prisou as cured,
Lately hia mind acain became deranRd
an commitment followed yesier-
ur a Indicated above.
st,trHt w. W. Withers,
of Lane
county, came do wr Trom Eugene yes-;
terday afternoon, having in charge
Mrs. d J. Lei -anus, ct Cottage Orove.
who waa comn-lttcd to the asylum by
the Lane county ecurt. The woman
is a native of Bt Iouis. Missouri, aged
. years and is suffering from the sec
ond: attack. ire cosi cx mmpgruiuon
waa 130.15. - c .
, . " Try Allen's Foot-Ease,
A powder to be shaken Into the shoes.
Tour feet feel swollen, nervous and
act, and get tired easily. If yu have
smarting: feet or tight rhoes, try Al
len's Foot-Eaee. It cools the fe?t and
makes walking easy. Cures swollen.
sweating feet. Ingrowing- nails, blisters
and callous spots. Relieves corns and
bunions of all pale and gives rest and
comfort. Try it tcday. Sold by all
druggists and shoe stereo for 25c Trial
package FREES. Address, AUen S.
Olmsted, Le Roy, N. T,
IS MARRIED Friday. June 16th, at
the residence of the bride's parents In
Oregon City, Dr. C. A Hluatt of Buena
Vista. Or., ahd Miss Clara A. Farr.
were unitsd In wedlock. Rev. Mont
gomery officiating:. Many guests were
pre tent to witness the ceremony, and
a grand dinner was spread, of which
the guests partook. Mcny presents,
some of which were costly, were pre
ntcd the newly married couple,
which will assist materially In their
h'jut-ckeeplng cJutflt. Jr. and Mr.
Stuart went up to Bwna Vista on
the etcamer Ruth on Tuesday, where
they commence hour keeping at their
future home. The doctor is a gradu
ate of Willamette University medical
department.
Bad management keeps more people
In poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To be successful one must
look ahead, and plan ahead so that
when a favorable opportunity presents
itself he Is ready to take advantage of
tt. A IUtle forethought will also save
much expense and valuable time. A
prudent and careful man will keep a
bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy In the bouse.
the shiftless fellow will wait until
necessity compels It and then ruin hi
best horse going for a doctor and have
a big; doctor bill to pay, besides;, one
pars out 25 cents, the other Is out a
hundred dollars and then wonders why
his neighbor is getting richer while
he is getting poorer. Fvr sale by J. H.
Lunn. the drugs 1st.
FARM DWELLING BURNED. The
residence Ion the farm of Fred 0rnue.
one mile west ct Er ger, was destroyed
by f.re yesterday morning ' about 11
o'clock, was the report brought to this
city yesterday afternoon by Bert Ger.
There was no oim at the building when
the Are started except; an elderly lady,
who was engaged baking. The neigh
bors discovered the fir too late , to
save any of the conttntr of the house,
but they succeeded In savins; the bat n
and other outbuildings. It Is not known
how the fire started, but It probablv
b-td Its origin from a defective flue.
The building- and its contents were
insured In the Crcgco Fire Relief As
sociation for 1500.
Spain's Greatest Need.
Mr. R. P. Olivia t-f Barcelona. Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken. 8 C.
Weak nerves had rntiretl terere p-tlns
:n the Lack cf Ms head. Cn uIn
usln? El ctric IMfern, An erica's
g eate t Blood and Nerve Reme.ly. all
iaSn eoon lilt him. lie any ih i grand
tnec'ic.ne Is what li s crui.t y rels
All Ameik-a knows that It euies liver
and k dney trouM-, nu I rs the Mvv1,
tores up the s'cnah. t enrthns the
ierve. i-us ln md lor f.ml nw
jife into f y rrtwc e, nive nrd ort-ai
ct tie bixly. If wpnk. tired cr all tic;
you r.eid It. Kvery bet t e guaranteed,
f n'y CO cents. Sell ty Dr. Ewn dnijj
lit. Sj-rnrUFF'S SALE:. Chcrift Durbin
maSe two sties cf realty, upjrn Judg
ments Issued oat of the circuit com 1
yesterday. Tfc? first was In th? rase
of C L,. AVcaver vs. K. CI. Kfer.e et .ol.
j Baker die v-ere eoJ 1 to satisfy a
IjuJiment of flSlS.43. atidl bii In by
ris-nt.ns. i
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STATE TAXES - Sttte Tea.lttr
(h-. ?. Mw;e yc!-tihy received a
remittance-rf $yn ficm Tj-a;uter J. H.
'Avtrtll cf Ctiriy county, to epp'y on
th-st ctiHt tv'f rtatc ti.xrx for:the. yta
iis?v This m-k.s the recinl pr.Tn.-nt
" inttirc.nniy.sni these nse
dn on ,h! account. SS.-.
' re now corn nr. in e.t in a
tirre,
i"usa Kitrai uuxs n.nounts
arc !!i!l aue.
I
FOR THE PLAINTIFF. -Hanren A
Tendon yesterdjiy obtained Juiermcnt
j in justice cotrt fijsjnlnst Wilrcn ' Put-
nam rr .the Itsltnce' due,
.l.s iimirnara (urni'nra o inn
John A. Caison appeal! for th plain, j
ilffs. while the defendant, arsis' ed lr
E. M. Palmer, corductet hit own care
Mr. Pumam gav nctico ihit h wc-ild
appeal the cae to ihe lrcu:t court. '
A. L. Fraser, for several years em-
ployed
-tucr.ae-isios---
sskSKB" at n ia e -mm w.
J Sentannead,hlm8e,i,rUh 3'
j. .seman iq the hardware business.
HIS INITIAL VISIT
MS. GlBRETSOJr WILL I5SPECT
P0ST0FFICE SITES T0M0BBQW.
The Goyernment Agent 1 Iafatnated
With Oregon And Thinks
Salem an Ideal Citj. 1
.(From Daily June 2Sth.)
P. S, Garretson, of the grovernment
supervising architects otHce. who 1 In
the city fr the purpore of Inspecting
the several sites offered for the post
office buildlnic, received a large num
ber of callers yerterdsy.
Mr. Garretson is a very pleasant
ceLUbinan to meet, being quite unre
served in his manner and almost en-
tlrely void of the formality that usual
ly characterizes men holding- sucjh Im
portant positions "VN hile he would
not express himself In any way re
sDecrina .any of the eeveral sites offer
ed in this city for the federal bulldinp.
of the prot-able choice of the govern
ment. Mr. Garretson talked very inier
estingly of his work. :
He baa been In the emrloy of the
government f or fceven years, being; con
nected with th-j supervising architect's
office during- that period. His present
task Is something lew to him for j hers
tofore his work has consisted of In
side labor and the confinement thereto
has kept him in Washington almost
conrtantly. But he was delegaijed to
make this tour of Inspection and l
combining' his official business j with
p!easure, having- ample time In which
to perform the task assigned him and
he U employing- the same at his leisure,
tnjoing a very pleasant and well
earned vacation.
Mr. Garrdson Is a ratlve of New
Jersey and this Is Ms first trip to the
coast, having, previous to this time,
never been west of the MlssIsaiPrl
Leaving Washington he inspected sues
for public buildings at New Bruns
wick, New Jersey, and Wilkcsbane.
Pennsylvania. The txt print vIted
was Seattle, Washington, where a
similar task waa performed. Two
days were spent in Portland In the
transaction of butiness connected I with
the new government building bein
erected In that city, and then he can e
to this city, which is the last point to
be visited at wb'ch a public bullln.'
has been secured.
"I am Infatuated with your beautiful
country." said Mr. Garretson to a
representative of the Statesman wh:n
seen at his room at the Willamette
yesterday afterncon. I have found
the people of Salem very pleasant un
reserved and hearty in their welcome.
You have a rich and grand country
that has a great future. I think! Sa
lem is a very pretty and attractive
city. Tcsterday I enjoyed a drive
through the city and In Polk county.
visiting the hop yards and orchards,
The farms in this country arc vert
table garden spots. i,
Mr. Garretison w;ll remain In thla
city until Ttiesday morning, when he
wilt go to Roseburg on the morning
local. On the followlrig nigbt he will
leave Roseburg for San Franciaco,
where he has some business to attend
to concerning the government building
that Is In course of construction in
that cty. He will probably remain In
the Golden Gate City for about
two
weeks, seeking rert and recreation.
be-
fore returning: to Washington.
ACTIVITY IN REAL
TRANSACTIONS.
ESTATE
From the 1st of January to the 1st
of June, 1898, the total value of re
corded conveyances of real estate In
New York county was 43,S40,000f In
the corresponding- five months of 1895,
terminating June 1st. the stated value
of such property sold and conveyed
was $78,765,000, a marked increase.
During the first five months of
the value of recorded mortgages upon
New York county real estate tras
J119.000.000; thla year, for the like
period, it la 1217.000.000. The new
buildings projected and for which
de-
tailed plans were filed and approved
between the Jst of January and the
1st of June, 1898, was 830,000,000; for
the like period of 1899 it was $57,600.
000. These figures denote a general
revival of activity in New York real
estate transactions and In building
operations. Since the lt of June there
has teen an even greater Increase
compared with a year ago and orlth
previous years, and the existing con
ditions point to still greater activity
in the real e?tate market In the future.
The condition of the building trades
In New York Ls exceptionally good at
preseat. Excapt among the Irtn
wmrker there are no strikes or JoieX
outs Lr.tor trouble are few, wajee
are ateady, business confidence Is gen
eral, the harden of assessments jfor
Improvements has been, considerably
relaxed, there 1 no shortage f mate-
I rial for construction, and the estab-
. II if i m . . . . . . .
rf.riiu viuuy n real 9i&ie utiea
In
New York and the marked absence
of
litigation concerning them Is a factor
of much helpfulness. A recital of
these con litlona will explain the ire-
cent marked activity in- real
estate
transactions ana the prospect, of - fur
ther Increase. Sun.
trcublt: for thk .oTiinu bc-y.
Eily Heps' ins found two rmall lj-s
on iiie fillet th. other diy, ikie cry;i.
n otm-r was th:eaiolrtr him
with further catigation. sys the Cin
clnratl Enquirer. , 1
Mr. Hopkins spproicheJ the victor
of the fltht- surf o".,i- i
fCcme. my- littlo man You
shoitTd
nave no trouble with
rcmpan-
I didn't have no imuw. M t.,
7 - - .a Ik
waa tne answer. "1 licked hi:n w-d
hand'
W XL MONEY.
lnt t A notd of n r SO ma a .
i riOflnda
uf
wool was f eld in this cliy cn Tu'sd
to TV. B. Donacn, r.f llnni. .k
iy
paid 1$ ctxls rer rcund for the san.i.
What Shall We Do.
A serious and dangerous disease pre
ail. in thu Hinntiv. dangerous d
fluin bo decentive. It comes on
slowly yet surely, that it Is often firmly
seated before we. are aware er iu
The name of this disease which may
he Jlvlded Into three distinct stages is.
Frst, Kidney trouble. Indicated by pain
in the back, rheumatism, iumDao
freouent desire to urinate, often with
a burning sensation, the flow of urine
hc-ino: codIous or scant with strons
If allowed to -advance, this reaches
the Second slake, or Bladder trouble,
with heavy pain in the abdomen low
down tetwec-n the navel and the water
naie-ne-e. increasing- desire to uiinjite
with scaldina- sensaUcn in parking.
small Quantities being P-d with dif
ilculty. sometimes nexary to draw
it with instruments. If uric ac-ld or
gravel has formed, it will prove dan
gerous If neglected.
The Third stage Is Brlght's Disease.
There is comfort In knowing that Dr.
Kilmer, the great . kidney arid bl.tddr
sieciallst, has discovered a Remedy
famous for its marvelous cures of the
most distressing- cases and known t
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root.
It is sold by all druggists. .
As a proof of the wonderful virtues
of this great dlfcovey, Swami-Reot,
a sample bottle and book of valuable
Information will 1 be sent absolutely
free by mall on application to Dr. Kil
mer A Co., Blnghamton. N. T. When
writing kindly mention that you read
this liberal ofler In the Oregon States
man.
FROM THE POINT.
Pleasant Point, June 27 The rchool
closed Friday with a pleasant picnic
under the treex Quite a number of
the patrons of the school were p: eeent.
The exercises consisted of recitations,
dialogues, etc All acqi'ltted them
selves wlL c Mies Talcc tt has gtvi-n
Quite good satisfaction, all the pupils
Laving made good progress.
A few days ago John Girardln's team
tt-k a spin along the highway and,
having- no drivrer. collided with
stumps and other cbf true tions, scat
tering the wagon in pieces in different
places near the svbotdhouse. The driv
er being in swimming at the time near
by, sustained no lr-Juries. 1ne norsos
were somewhat bruised, but not serl
oufrly.
Adam Missler is again cn the sick
lift, being confined to the bouse.
Koy Tolman recently found a hum
ming bird's nest. This being- an ex
perlence which falls to the lot of about
one person In ten million, seems
worthy of mention.
The enps promise well in this sec
tion The green aphis has not as yet
appeared. .
The rain of Sunday night has livened
np the face of nature and put many a
head on the cabbage garden.
The cherry crop Is now ripening and
the birds are having: a campmeetlng
in the trees. Put don I bang the robins
That cutwori't bill of theirs is most
cheaply paid in cherries.
"To Throw Good Money After Bad :
Will but Increase my pain. If you
have thrown srway money for medicines
that did not and could not cure, why
should you not now begin taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla, the medicine that
never disappoints? Thousands of peo
ple who were In your condition and
took Hood's Sarsaparilla say it was
the best Investment they ever made.
for it brought them health.
HOOD'S PILLS
Indigestion.
cure sick headache.
IV BENTON COITNTY.
Corysllls Gexette: Hop growers say
th prospects for a good crop of hops
the coming season are far ahe.id it
thrs of last year. Notwithstanding
the continuous ccM wfatlier of th-j
spring the vincr have mad; a good
growth and durins; the warm days of,
last wek it was sumethlng maivelou.
The yards around Corvallis are In fine
condition end the many who tak the
hop fever en h year will have a good
chance of a cure the coming fall.
The
Cruel Knife!
-
It Is abpolntely nselesa to exnect a
tmrgical operation to euro cancer, or
any other bhiorl dibeane. The cruelly
of such treatmoht is illustrated in the
alarming number of deaths which re-
suit irom it. The disease is in the
blood, and hence can not be cut out.
Kino times out of ten the sarr-eon's
knife only hastens death, f
"n hfd a most mslifrnant Caneer. foi
which the d ctors said aa operation was the
wmy nopf . ?ueoper-
suon ss a sever
one. as It was neees-
ssry to eat tlowa to
tbs Jawbone and
scrape 1W Itrfore a
rreat while the Can-
l eer returns! anrl
run to erow rmnidlv.
We fntrc him many
remedies without re
Uef. and Anally,
opoa the advice of a
friend, decided to
iry n. . s. Swift's
epeetnc), and with
Ja V improve. After twenty Inttles had
IOCS
rH Vr . r mppearel entirely.
f ,.Wf The en re ws a wrmaneil
one. for he Is now seventeen yearnnia.snd has
never had a sign of tne dre?!ful di to r
2T9 SnodcTscs sw, Dailaa. Texas.
t. ilHyy lh? oalI tc? tor Cancel
Is Swift's tspeciSc, i
. . mw
s mo oniy remedy which goes
to the very bottom of the blood and
000 T1 eTery tnct of tbe Jiease.
ri' '? earanteed purely vegetable,
ana contains no potash, mercury, or
outer mineral.
. " vuvcr iai ue nuuiea ires
to any address ire tha Kwift ft:, i
Co-t Atlanta, V j
MABI0N COUNTY
'fc 'SSBSSSBBSBSBBS -
OflScial Keport, (Regular and
journed Term) June, 18U9.
ROAD AND BRIDGE ACCOUNT.
CM.
V. Wattler 6c Son 2 90
N. P. Williamson... .. 2 60
Gray Bros..... .. .... M
Cap. Lumb. Co.... 3 99
J. D. Humphrey 10 00
Wm. Goodrich.. .. ... 2 00
Poble A Bishop.. .. .. S 50
G. P. Terrell.. ..... .. 5 00
Butsch Bros.. .. . .. 12 09
R. M. Wade Co..... 30 13
W. F. Davidson.. .... t 69
E. M. Croisan..... .... 70
F. L. Pound.. ..... .. 4 35
B. S. RadabaSugh.. .. 60
E. S. Hillard.i .. 2 00
Ben P. Stevens... .... 1100
F. A. Baker.... .. .... 38 65
Brown A Smith.. .. .. 30
J. H. Moser,. .... .... 20 00
Wm. Mlley..,. ., 6 00
J. N. Davis.... ... .... 7 60
.LEGAL ACCOUNT.
Brown, Wrightman
' ': Myers..'.. ....$ 25 00
I
Nt
- 20
6
7
1 25
W. W. Hall. 5
M. E. Pogue.. ...v .... MM
COURT HOUSE AND JAIL
COUNT,
Mrs. J. V. Taylor.....! 1 00 :
J. J. Dalrymple A Co. 1 00
Gray Bros.... 1 70
Salem Water Co... .. 14 25
Salem Gas Light Co.. 5 00 1
Mrs. Moyer.... .. .... 60
John Hughes... ...... 2 25
Salem L. A T. Co.. .. ,35 00
Buren A HamiRon.... 73 60
R. M. Wade & Co 15
Gilbert A Patterson...- 3 60
Sim H. White .. 13 25
Or. TeL A TeL Co 6 95
Chas. Wood.. .. ...... 1 25
D. S. Bentley A Co... 19 75
14 25
5 00
60
2 25
35 00
73 60
IS
Cont
13 25
6 95
1 25
19 75
2 60
10 60
C. W. Gllllngham.. .. 2 60
F. W. Durbin.. .. .... 10 40
PAUPER ACCOUNT.
Salem Hospital.. $111 00
$111
R. M. Wade A
Co....
X 80
9 00
2 75
3 00
63
3 75
t 75
132 16
16 00
35 00
t 00
6 60
18 60
SO 00
20 00
00
4 00
U 60
8. R. Jessup....
Cy ra lTy"
W. L. Wade
John Hughes..... ....
D. S. Bentley A Co...
J. H. Lunn.... .......
M. M. High.... .. IL...
Mrs. M. Furguson.....
132
16
35
8
G. P. Terrell.... .. ..
A. M. Clough.. ...j..
Stelner Drug- Oo..fr ..
A. Jette
Nt
Or. Children's Aid Soe
30
B. F. Russell ..... ....
Horace Holden
20
6
4
G. P. Terrell
Rev. W. A. Daley.. ..
12
STATIONERY ACCOUNT.
Statesman Job Office. 3 10 00 $ 10
Statesman . Pub. Co... 19 60
19
Patton Bros....
23 65
62
45 65
4 75
65 60
3 60
13 00
23
J. W. Hobart.... ...
45
Ross E. Moores A Co
Kllham Stationery Co
Geo. F. Rodgers.... ..
L. J. Vlbbert
Frank Conover.. .. ..
4 75
(5
S
13
$ 2
JURY ACCOUNT.
Wm. Goodrich.. .... ..f 2 00
CORONER'S ACCOUNT.
A. M. Clough.. 8 10 80 8 10
SHERIFF'S ACCOUNT
F. W. Durbin.. .. ....$ 24 82 I 24 32
SCHOOL EXAMINERS' ACCOUNT.
E. T. Moores..... .... 12 00 $ 12 CO
Cook M. Jones.. .... .. 12 00 12 00
Carrie Bradshaw.. .. .. 12 00
12 00
REBATE ACCOUNT.
E. McGlnnls.. ..... ..$ S 70
I 3 70
Nt Aid
Nt Aid
A. Nelson.
1 22
1 57
1 00
1 14
4 60
1 00
1 00
1 00
11 62
A. Nelson.
E. Willis ....
H. Settlemler..
Edna Harklns.. .. ..
Mrs. M. F. Robertson
W. W. Hall....
4 60
1 00
1 00
1 00
11 C2
O. W. Will
B. S. Coppock.. ... ..
BICYCLE ACCOUNT,
G. T. Terrell.. ....
ft. T. Bruce.. ....
H. T. Bruce.. ....
B. B. Herrlck. Jr..
Roy Barree.. ....
P!erre Parker.. ..
3 3 25
2 35
17 12
20 00
12 CO
12 M
13 CJ
ST. M
It 09
9 M
9 51
8 C3
m i)
200 m
8 3 23
Z'i 35
17 12
31 00
12 00
12 0
12 CO
23 03
11 CO
9 10
9 CO
S CO
12 i;
coo o
131 6;
3 00
E. J. Stafford.. ..
B. B. Herrlck. Jr..
Roy Earzce.... ..
I Ch.is. Emrick.. .
1 Gtn. C?.!hy ;
f a. j. Rispy.....
J. N. Davli..
j.
j O. P. Terrell,
; II. Ti Brwe..
131 62
3 CO
II. T. Urure.
COXV.flESIOE.ttS
. . ... !.5..., .... ..
V,m. Mltey....
ACCOUNT.
$ 15 O 3 11 41
13 C3 15 CC
CRIMINAL ACCOUNT.
flat? vs. W. T. Kjijbaum II. A.
Johnson $11.00, H. L. Stavr 112.30. F.
N. Derby H7.1S. F L. Stinron 112.33.
J. C, Johnson 113. Komer EirJth 36.23.
rtate xx. Tiwre Savage-IL A.
Johfifon MM, J. Tldwe:i ZA tlo:
flacon 13.50, I. P. Adams 37.83, a.
Wanlers 12.30. W. W. Watt $1.70, A.
Tlnlall 32.10. I. Flmon t?(.Ci. ,
Tiate vs. Towr.er '.' Favase II. A.
Johrscn 19.70. Ja. Kjl II. A, T. Mof
Ct . L. P. Adams 17.13. F. Tost U.
Mr. Mutes $1, W. T. RlsJcn , H. c.
Tarpley 11. I
f-tate r?. Jani" KJrkvra-1 n. A.
Johnscn tl3.S!, Li:l!e Alexander 3X30.
Prpd Bitr J3.S0, 1 P. Adams 111.50.
C. H. Robert sun John Harpolj
U.W. C. Ftewart .?0, T. Harpola
State vs. John D arrow II. A. ' John
son 312.30, Jessie May 31-70,- B. Simp
son. i.5o, i. p. Adams 35.30, Ed Mav
row 31.70. ,
Pte rn. Steve Hut er II. A. John-
Jon 7-80. I P. Adams 35w
State vs. John Doe H. A. Johnson
L. P. Adams ILSO.
State vs. Wm. Comfort F. L,
Pound U 9 J. p. -Murphy 31.70, O.-A.
Pound f8.10. Howard Lee .12.20
J. A.
emitn i.ti.
REPORTS AND 1 PETITIONS.
Cjoulae O la lor Ordered that the cl '
draw a warrant for $30 in tit,
W. W. Skinner, passenger aW f
pay railroad fare of L. Glaxler f
Salem to Kansas City. i
In the matter of opening bids f
Ad
-a
ti w mmucu t aiotjoy a
for 3387. ,
Hlnv.
In the matter of the petition of T
oeneke et aL'for the locatiA.
Koeneke et sX'for the locaUon wl
county road. dload
ordered eat, f
Ushed.
Alld.
-In the matter of the petition if J
D. Wright et al. for the location 1
2 90
2 60
6 92
county road. A. D. Hall, a R. Jones,
and James Casey appoia"1
viewers and . B. B. Herrlck j,
63 991
10 00
veyor. to meet at place of begina;.
on the twenty-seventh i day of Jn. '
2 00
5 60
S 00
12 09
30 12
9 69
1899. at 10 o'clock a. mi and view ln'
a m a j smmu a vws, ,
In the matter of the "petition of
Schneider et al- for the location of
county road. Ordered that John i
7 CO
vi n. r-. u. um ana w. n. iitH
4 331 Jr surveyor, to meet at place of ,1
6 60 1 ginning- on June 22d and view ?
t 00 (survey said road. - I
Aid
38 65
6 30
In the matter of the petition off
A. Dodge et aL for the re-surrey i
a county road. Ordered that R
Herrlck Jr county surveyor, re-rj
00
00
50
vey saia roaa on June 29. 1899.
In the matter of the petition of
J. Grimm 4et al. for the re-survey
a county road. Ordered that B.
00 1 Herrlck Jr. re-urvey said road
6 85 June 28. 1899.
11 601 In the matter of the resignation
AC-
C. Scheurer as ' constable of Am
district. Resignation, accepted and
1 00
1 00
1 70
v,. . iier iiJuuii.eu vonsiaDie tor a
district to succeed said Soheurer. 1
In the matter of the report of W. x
Hall," county clerk, of warrants drstJ
on salary account for May. ApproW
in tne matter oi me report of W. y
Hall, county clerk, of warrants drt
on Insane
account . for May. a
proved.
In the matter of the report
W. HalL county cletk, of stamps .pr
1S BI -'
chased and used in county office
Approved.
In the matter of the obstruction
the county road in district No. S3.
lana of estate of Samuel and El:
T e. i ,
uiun u. oupervwar oruerea to remoi''
same. I
In the matter of the contract U
OOltween Marion county and John Vr
3S0lly for furnishing gravel lor use V
9 00 1 county roads. Ordered spread
2 75 1 Journal.
3 00 1 In the matter of compensation
9 63 1 Jurors for June term of circuit cos
3 75 1 Clerk ordered to draw warrants i
3 75 1 treasury In- payment thereof. - I
16
00
00
00
In the matter Of the application I
Jule PI card for a liquor license f,-'
six months In St. Paul precirtwl
Granted. I
i 60
In the matter of tar rehat In f,'
Aid I of Mrs. Lucy Churchill. Ordered (hi
09 1 the sheriff remit said taxes' to fc
00
00
00
amount of 38.40.
In the matter of the petition of i
G. Wilson et al. for the location of
county road. Ordered that M. W!:
601
rut. J. A. Baker and W ,PV rtrtntv
00
be appointed .viewers and B. B. lh
rick Jr., surveyor, to meet at place i
j beginning on the twenty-aecond M
M
65
62
00
of June, 1899, , to view and locate .;
1
sv
roaa.
In the matter of the return of
60
60
roU for the year 1898. Ordered tW
the sheriff return sunt to the coci
forthwith. . . 2
00
00
In the matter of cancelling counf
warrants Issued prior to July 1. It;
and still uncalled for. Ordered tM
the clerk advertise said warrants a
provided by law and after the tic
80
has elapsed as provided by law. H
stroy same. I
in the matter of lights for counf
court house. Ordered that the Saki
Gas Light Co. be Instructed -to rA
move meter from court house. I
In ill. wnt 9 I nm V-
v : Boulton. Ordered that said
. Boulton be received at the coub
poor farm.
In the matter of the appointment
C. C. White as deDUtv sheriff. A-
w l proved.
1 14 I In the matter of the tnnnin!m,nt t
J. II. McNary. as dcDUtv dlatrlr-t 1
tomey. Approved.
In the matter of the a m! lea Hon
1 1 an ford Fowle for neddIr- lirM'
for one month. Ordered thit l!rei(
tSSUe to rail ITsnfnrd PVtu-la f.r n7
in on. ii unon nis piymi into the nan4
of the clerk the suti of J2.50.
road Arr nninnir account (o:
AOJwt.RNr.D TRM'
Cld.
,.3 2 51
... 41 01
... 100 C 1
... I'M
... 4 or
At! j
3 fi
V. P. Williamson..
T. r. Mefi7...... ...
T. M. FJkew,. ....
fharbark & Surra.
O. iP. Terrell.. .. .
COMMISSI VMr:r.e. A crnuxT
(,ri
n-iris ... .... ..$ ir
Wm. 11 .ley.
13 f-J-
An Ertcrrris'usr fltw.
Thtt- eie fc-w mm more wide nw.'l
Mil cntcrp islrjr ibtn Dr. Hiort- lj
fc73r?s ro tnli t- j-eccre ih? If t '.
evr-iythlnj In the'r :ine for th.ir n-.ff'j
rrttorrer. Tti v rov hrve lh'-","
r for D Kind's New rHKrcverr.
v hlch we'v enrrs Co'iiiaip-'v
Cojgh?, and Colds,
olds. This Is ttf
thnt U r.o-.v p't IihI-'i
d rf)J rfnicdv
in rr.urh ecit-ncn all ever h. t11"
It
tnr. br Its manv rtart'lni eJ
ftlsol-t-ly cu es Ar:h-ra. V o chtn
Ksuce:, -rnl t?l . rfI-rs cf ,!l
Thro 1. ilc aid I ur: s. Vol
et t tef.ro tjuyl'.r. 1 y c-U ire at t '
abve Dttiir f ifr-s and i -t a tnd "'f
i'e ftc?, cr tegular i-lze f t . '' f"
II 00. Cuaraittecd to cure, cr prce.
fuided. .
THE VOICE OF THE HOLT
2 he tr- uble Is th: t roer corf-1
Iheli own vag;arl with the viice
the Ho'y 'Ihcst, whe reas no prfrt '
. n v. , ... 4n...n tir-rlr.tUfe
tiary to the sense of th thurch. t
duly constituted ltuardlnn of !
xxrt' t tiin would be lJ
acUon of ofllclals In the J7,
c-srtif.cn t. Rev, EerJ.tmln r.
Costa. Episcopalian. New York C.ty-
Hi.dyan Is now rold at CO cnts v
! package ty all drur'il- pef ,,au
i
3
t
In the matter of county aid for van.
i