WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7, .1900.
Why, I Can See
As well as t'Tprl is the exclamation of
HniI for whom we have fitted. f . r
GLASSES
.... I
We use scientific niellmds and rao Jit 1
gliw wlictv others lid vt failisL-- , I
' There 4f ih excuse for having your f
cyw tested anil If 'glasses are needed J
can furnish them at a moderate
price. -, !
Herman W. Barr ' !
Scientific Optician. . i
118 State St. Salem. Oregon
ARE YOU GOIHG TO RAISE BELGIAH HARES ?
NOW IS THE TIME to buy docs bred to good buck?. I
liavo several fine Yukon and Gold Bug docs bred to Britain ,
and Lord Berlin bucks. Write for prices.
Englewood
, 491 Commercial Street
C. D. MINTON, - I - J -
EXAMINE THIS LIST...
t SOMETHING SEW AXIl GOOD ALL THE TIME.
$IOOO
Wiil buy 21 acre! of rich hill la nil, 2V miles from the big bridge iu
lVIk -comity, overlooking 1 city of Salem, ami the valley, ami with
a magnificent view -of the n i mi t ;i i ti h ; fair house; barn 20x3t feet;
well; 5 acre fruit, orchard leu year old. Good terms.
A handsome "colt aire of r.lx ro
lot. fenced; fruit, garden, flo wers. etc., centrally locatetl in resi
ili'iiii' iort ion. This in a sac ri lice. , ,
173 acres
Five mill's south of -Silent ou
Ioavcr l:fiu land: tine house
well watered with springs.
cheap. f
no acres
Three mile north ward from
-laud,' part InKtom; all black
160 acres
Cle to farm last ;flove; all but
ground for all 'kinds of crop.
7 acres
In fruit orchard s venrs old and
place southeast of Turner, t an
i acre
Near West Salem, !n good f 1 uit;
"properly. : , '
14 acres
Of litios't of land "close by fair grounds, good house, larn and out
buildings; good orchard;., pl nty of lierries and everythiug to make
a pleasant aud profitable u me.
$750
Wiil buy ten acres of laud Ji st
worth '$"Jiio au '-aerv in two yc: rs.
SALEn LAND OFFICE
Up Stairs in the Statesman Building.
SEND US ONE DOLLAR
1
. rr.Acua $38,50 yf
Vv. WONDER s&Jf.:.
if '":vv 'i.
! I'll .
R' Mil
i TUniri.'AHfi:
1.1 111
n N.
'FINE JOB
LEGAL
BOOK WORK
266 Commercial street.
a. rR" i V
Rabbitry
Proprietor
oms and basement; nice south front,
Jefferson road; hast over 100 ncres of
and barn;: 3) acres- of good timber;
An ideal farm aud can be, be bought
"
Jefferson. In "Parrish's Rap. Boiling
loam soil. Well watered.
20 acres lu cultivation. Good
.
In good condition; near McKinncy
be had cheap and on gjod teruia.
will exchange for Salem town
i
outside the city limits, that will be
J WITH
01 CI,U,
nd i m SPECIAL HIGH GRADE
Tl
$38.50 STOCK SADDLE
hf rrdchk . O. It. Mhiccl to UU
YCU CAW CXAWIKE IT T.'.'U
An Extra Fino Min Crade Saddle
and thfCl mk'IJC" "".t vrrTtMr a t fr-. -v
4r,;?rt OUR PRICE, $38,5i.
Saddle ia mode on a 13 or
IG-Inch Conuino Lsorama or
Nelson Moavy steci rorK....
fMtrrri-t.T n.r.rif: kawiiihk -orkri
Till K Ik fl or roll nniU, ntl iMOxrcrpred tirTi
cr im It mho bra bound, (iuuroiL Witt ead
TREE IS WAOE fcXTRA STRONG J,,ra','.,?f 15
link. ,w l H la-V uttrfun lltwr, I4-mH llrlr,
rtn Iob r near ride, f-lnrtt t- biciil n ort4ti, hravy
rmtna twisted --iran front clm-b, heavy eottow
tol'-tn tank rinrh. cutucUiij atrap. Loop Mat, MJat aoid
Jufkcy ail (at Inr. 4
rj.ECAWT HAND PAISED 8TAWPIWC
Ilaratp4. Wrtrfct ar CaW- hat C Ma4
! for ahtrnw-nt. i poaiuU. tLt.U.U t AH fL aBvlt
t Vfttl At H !WM Vll.r.
WRITE fOR FREE VEHICLE, HARNESS AND SADDLE
CATALOGUE, ttowinf; a lull lnwet Cowhyta4 fUmclMr
Ogttt at th lowest price rr quaies. fluum
SBRS, ROEBUCK ?C (Ins.) CHICA60, ILL
, ara. - II aaly wlUWi. !,
rT and Prospectors"
91 ravonte.
Unaffected by cold
heat. Winchester Am-
or
munition Is used by every
one ana soia cverywnerc
Send name and address on a
postal card for 148-page illus
trated catalogue. It is free.
Winchester Repeating Arms Co.
NEW HAVEN. CONN. v
418 Market St., 5&n Francisco. Cal.
PRINTING
BLANKS
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STATESMAN JOB OFFICE
MONTH'S EXPENSES
BKPOKT or SCPT. J. T. CALBBEATH
.- . OF TUB 1NSAKK ASYLUM.
Received nd Audited by thm ! Hoard of
Treaties Work tta 2fw Cot
tsg at thm Farm. '-
Supt. J, F. Calbreath of the Oregou
Hospital for the Insane yesterday filed
hia reiwrt for the month of July with
the Board of Trustees, and during the
afternoon the board held a meeting
and received and audited the report
Supt Calbreoth's letter of transmittal
contains the following Interesting in
formation regarding the general work
at the asylum: j - TM X v ;. '
Tlie general health of : the Institu
tion for July has been good. Farm
work for this month lias, been haying.
harvesting, threshing aud cultivating.
The graiu yield Is light; the winter
oa ts already threshed made about 10
bus-tiels ier acre. ' The yield of hay
was. fairly good.
The army, worms have Infested the
gardens to some extent, bur uo very
serious damage has been done.
"The work on closed cottage Is pro
gressing rapidly.-The roof Is on, the
lathing is being done, aud the build
lug win noon be ready for the plas
terers, . The furnaces at cottages have
lecn repaired, and the uiason is now
at work enlarging the kitchen. - The
tin ceiling of the new kitchen lias
lieen completed and painted end every
thing Is ready for the mason to liegiu
work on the cement floor. This kitch
en will lie finished after the work ou
the farm kitchen is done, i
' ''Considerable repair work has been
dune on the wards this month, and all
wards in main buildiug will be occu
pied after this week.
"The laundry department is lu need
of a new washing machine, and I
hae pncured " prices and catalogues
from .several establishments, which I
will submit for consideration.
-The goods on bids, have lieen de
livered promptly, and so far have
lM-en well in to samples, aud are sat
isfactory-. The average prices ou sui-
piics for the present six months are
higher than for the past, six mouths.
Tim rejiort of the number of pa
tient in the asylum on the Wth of
June aud the .number received, dis
charged, died and eloped ; during the
month of July is given in the follow
ing table:
Males Fe- To
. nrales. tal.
No, patients June :V th. ,S7 3M 117."
No. n-e'd. . . . . 'XI 7 27
No. refd exmpes 15 ... " '.1
Total.,.. ,...830 r,7." llStf
No. discharged recov'd..
No. disc-harged much im
proved. ..... . .
No. dis4-harg(d improvetl
No. lwhgd not imivd. .
No. died.... .....
3
3
1
1
it
a
:!i
No. cIoxd. :
Dsehgd. died and elojK'd 1H
i;
No. patients remain- i
lngJuly ni.- S7- 3T,a J 171
Average No. daily 11711-,1. '
The report of tlie numlHr of icrsuis.
ollieera and iiatients fed ami lwlged In
the asylum during the mouth of July
shows: !
No. Oi tit-era and employ. . . 1 ".'
Average No. patients, daily. .1171
Total 1
The average monthly aud dally ex-
iMnss were: I'er capita, montniy.
$n.S7 a5-H; Mr capita larl.r. .31 KVUKt,
The etst of -oiiducting the asylum.
for provisions aud sirpplies. Is shown
in t lie following table of items pur
chased:
Flour . .$ "7S 47
Meat... . ... ... 1721 37
!gari.. 2!tt m
Tea ... ; .. rl m
Srrup...... bKI il
Butter. . . . ..... 2ft2 75
Coffee . 101
Fish 121 30
Poultry and eggs ...... 7S 32
F.fHiiM ami sas .... Ml 27
nice.... 3M 2-1
'orn meal ..... ........ ; . . . Sir.
Fruit.'.. ..... r,t !l
Vegetables..,. .. 1
Vinegar .... 12 21
Small grM-erles .... 3!) 7'.
Soap a nd pohjsh !
Iin;g.... .T.... 2K)
Tobacco.... ...... 117
I try goods. . . . , 2(2) 01
ClotJiing ami hats SO-70
Boots, slices and 'leather. 35 71
t "rockery, cutlery . . . ATt 7"
Hantware and tinware..),... lti! :MJ
l-'uridture supplies.. .. ..... 7 '
!he'se and crackers.....;... 2t 27
Grain and fceil.. 4 (Hi
l.umlier....- 27 31
I'oiliiiiiu materkil ...... i. . . r . . tw 2."i
Pnnns and brushes. ....... 34 2'
Books a ml stationery ........ . 14 73
GLihs. paints ; 43
CV.nl oil.... H 3S
Fuel.-... . 01S 3
Plumbing supplies, etc. 5 SO
Crackei wheat.. .. ........ 0 4."
tt.it meal. .... .. 3i 2S
Exenses, ., .. . ...... ...... irf 37
Miscllaueous. ........ W 52
Improvements, w. . . ... ..... 211 70
Total.. .... ... $583 12
Tb alove supplies were ainxirtlon-vl
to the several departments as follows:
Kitchen and dining room. . . .273S t7
Male de art men t ....... 320 30
Pcn-qlp. department. . ..112 77
Pakery ... 5S1 Ol
laundry. - HI 5S
Engine rsni , . . . . 2H-'5 5S
Farm, ganleu and dairy.. . . . 130 4'i
Stable.... .. KS 34
fKepalrs.... .... ..... .: ! 25
! Ing st on ... ... . .... 201 05
Sewing rom-.....; ......... 15t 73
' Center 4MiUding. ....'........- 12 K
OHl'-e. , ................... 1 1 iS
West Cot ta ge. ....... ...... . X 7
East t'tdkige.: . ... . "ft
Stanley Fa rut .'. . . ." . . J . . 32
Exieise. .. . J.; .. ..r 15!i 37,
lotiiiiiary. ......... . ........ T5 82
Carpenier sliofi. . . . . . , .... 1 5
Factory;. 1.. . .. .. . ......... . 40 HO
Tailr,thoi. ....... ........ 3:1 35
Total.
,;.f5sa3 12
l HIS FIHST VACATION. Mr. and
Mrs. O. Darling left yesterday
nioruhiir , for Newport, where they
will enjoy a vacation and rest. This
is Mr. Iarling first vacation since
he btxrame an employe of the South
ern I acific Comiiany at Salem seven
tii vears aim. and a -number of his
friends, Inaded by Jndge Geo. H.
Burnett, , gathereil at. the station to
see him have. and 1 cautioned lilm
against any errors, or reckless con
duct, etc. They also - &ioke .to Con-
doctor ; Shan CJonser, urging him to
keep an eye on Mr. Darling, to take
care of hrm and to pass 4ihn on to
the Corrallis &. Eastern conductor at
Albany nrith the ame injunction.
OftMWMMBWaa-aMa)at-..
During the civil war, as well as in
our late war with Spain, diarrhoea
was one of the mot troublesome dis
eases the army had to contend with.
Iu many instances It became "chronic
and the old soldiers BtiU suffer from
it. Mr, David Taylor of Wind Kldge,
Greene Co., l'a is one of these. He
uses Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Itemedy and ays lie never
found anything that would give hi ni
such quick . relief. It is: for sale , by
F. O. Haas, druggist. Salem.
rtTmoNS roB pabdoxs Btccmn.
Effort to Free a Boy Serving a Oue
y , Year's Sentence In Jail The
llanna Case.
In Gov. T. T. Geer's office, yester
daya petition tvaa received from
T. Gardner, superintendent of ; the
Bovs and Girls' Aid Society of Port
land, urging the pardon of Edward
Worden. aged 18 years, who was, oa
April IStb, last, convicted In the muni
cipal court or Portland, or tne tarceny
of some coiiper wire, anu was sen
tenced to oue year's Imprisonment in
jaiL The ietition states that the boy's
mother is a poor widow, sadly in neeu
of the young man s nnauchu ; assist
auce. . The petition ' is endorse!; by
Frank D. lleuwssy, judge at tlie time
of trial; Ilussell E. Sewall, district at
toruey at the time of trial; George J
Cameron, present municipal jutjge;
titeorge E. Chamberlain, present dis
trict attorney. :
. The petition for the pardon t?f 'm.
llanna. convfcttnl In Umatilla county
last spring of the crime of receiving
and selling stolen horses, and ; who is
serving a two years' sentence in the
IH-nitentlary, was renewed jnesterday.
The petition is endorsetl Uy Judge S.
A. Lowell, the trial judge, and Dis
trict Attorney II. J.' Bean.
MtT A flOOTINO fVAKGEUST.
James Forsythe, of This City, jltuns
Onto the A rong Man Preach
" er Came Out First Best, j
A well known Salemite, James For
sythe," who is painting the depots of
the Southern Pad tic railroad in South
ern Oregon, hnd a tussle with a fight
ing preacher in Talent recently, in
which Jie came out secoud liest. r The
Ashland Itecord, in v reiorting the
scrimmage, says: V
"A young -evangelist uametl Ilcv.
Goddanl finished a series of nieting
at Talent Sunday evening. In the
closing sermou.he digresse! from the
text and told what God had done for
him physically claiming tluit he was
au all-round athlete and could, if ne
cessary, lick anybody. A painter
named James Forsythe, who is paint
ing the railroad depot; took exceptions
to his remarks and told Goddard he
was a d ii fool to talk that way; from
the pulpit. A eolhwjuy tookx place 1k?
tween Miem wImmi Uev. Goldard it is
frthl, threw 'his original lext to' the
warm wind ami was guided : by a
iielgMxirlng text known as. "And I lie
Ixrd xiiako uuto Moss s:iying. black
his eye." At any rate Goddjird start
ed for Forsythe and. a physical en-
counter . that bent nnytliine yeti wit-
nessetl in a church ensued, 'Goddard
proving himself a Inciter Boxer-than
some Chinese. Iliirintr tin ex-itemeiit
and sensation a lady pluckeoSa I0ck of
hair from the unfortuimte Forsytlie.
After tlie principal belligerents ;: were
sciKirabil and Forsythe . was out of
tlie house, Itev. Goddard returtMMl to
lis pulpit and fiixVdied his sermon in
UOialf of the doctrine thatsftys some
thing about what to do if they neigh
bor smite ; thee ou the right cheek.
Goddard came off with tlie prevailing
honors -and reeelvi-d a donation of $25
from friends. lie had Forsythe ar
retted for disturbing a religious kneel
ing and the examination took I place
before Justice Stewart at Sletlford
yestenlay."
The Jackstuivllle Times, a dav.'later.
rcMrls tin? result of tlie trial as fol
lows: "James Forsythe, of Sal mu, a pa 'lit
er, who was arrested for disturbing a
religious meeting at Talent Sunday,
wa.4 fined $lo ami costs for his amuse
ment, which he paid."
WILL BE DEPORTED. Deiuity
Pnlteil States Marshal Wilsjii. of
Portland, came' to;-Salem yesterday.
and arrested a Chinaman, who was
discharged ' from the penitentiary, on
a warrant charging the Mongolian
with leing in this eotvntry illegally.
He -took the Chinaman to Portland,
wiienee he will In deiilorteL ; The
Cliinaman was arrestetl lu Gervais ou
a charge of burghiry fmir yirs ago.
and was sent to tlie penitentiary from
Marion county. He stated yesterday
that he was glad to go back to Chlna.
that a country where a man was
locked lip for four years was ar "heap
I mil country." : -.;-'
HAD TWO VACANCIES
STATE DOABD OF KOCCATION MAKES
APPOINTMENTS. A'':
Prof. D. W. Yytcr, mt SIem, sad rrof. J. S
Lsttrr, of Th tll?, for
antnrn.
Tin State Board of Education held
a brief session at the Capitol yester
day, when sevcral?ma Iters relative to
matters educational were discussed
and adjusted- There were two va
cancies on ! the State Examining
Pmard; one caused by the ; removal
from the state, of Prof. Tho., Newlin,
of Newlerg. and the other; by the
resignation of prof. It. F. itobiuson,
of Portland. The last named , gentle
man's letter of resignation, 'receivetl
by tlie boa nl, says: . .s
Having I'een elect el county suierin
lendcnt of Multnomah county, I deem
it Iest, Irefore entering upon tlie du
ties of tlie superintendeney, to with
draw from the state examining board.
- nhile the statutes do not expressly
forbid an examiner.- who has been
elected to the' county suticriu tendency
from continuing on llie -state board,
in my opinion tlri?' spirit of the la w; is.
J that one person thouId not 'hold the
two posit ius at i lie " sa me time.r- "
To fill the vacancies, the boa rl ap
poiutetl Prof. D. W. Yoder, city su
perintendent of the Salem schools, and
Prof. J, S. Landers, city superinteiKl
ent of the public schools of The
Dalles. .. : ' . " .
CIIAIIIMAX JONES TO
DATE BUYAX. i
CANDI-
Say, Colonel, , - .
Me and Bichardson .'
An4 the rest of the party,
Who are not eo
Durned stuck on .
The lG-to-1 Idea ' ".'
As you are, .
Would respectfully . .
Suggest that -when
You open your mouth .
T0 accept the- nomination ,
You won't put your Y
Foot in It. -. ;
You may think ' -
' That 10 to 1 v . ; , .
Is a cardinal tenet - ' .
Of the Democratic -A . -
lecla ration of Faith, J
And anything else . , ,
Is rank heresy;
Bgt for the Lord's sake
Don't blurt It right out
And ball up ,
The whole shooting match.
Gosh dang it, Coloifcl,
Can't you see through a millstone
When there's a hole in it?
Or have you got :
At case of SHveritis
'That paralyses your sight
And energizes your jaw? '
Silver's all right :
In its way, i 1 ,
But the road to success
I not silver mounted
This year.
And you'd -iietter
Tumble to the
IncontrovertibU fact
Before' November falls on you
With n duM thud.
Horw Biany times
Do you want
To get it in the' neck
Anyhow? .
, Maybe you can stand it.
But we'll tie doggoued ,
If the party can.
Now you listen lo us, ,
And let Up on silver,
Bang away at Imperialism,
Slug Militarism1,
Jump on the Trusts
With both feet.
Kick the stuffing ,
Out of the Octopus,
Swat Expansion.
Macerate McKinley,
Hack llanna,
I'aralyze Protection,
And paw up'the-
G. O. P. generally.
Talk hoss or haystacks.
Patriotism or pie,
C-onstltution or cows,
History or hogs.
lemocracy or dirt roads.
Corporations or crowbars, i
Anything 1uf '10 to 1.
I W.- J., L., in New York Sun.
Marker
Reports
The local market quotations yeiter-
lay vere as follows:
Wheat 45 cents at the Salem Flour
ing Mills Cb.'s office.
Oats 26 and 28 cents (buying),
Hay Cheat, Wing $7 to 7 5"
timothy, f8.so to $ia
Flour 70 and 75 cents per sack; $.75
per bbl.
Mill fejfd Bran, $13: shorts, $15.
Butter -15 to 17c, buying.
Eggs 15 cents, ish. -3
IViiiltrv'Cldckeiis. 7 to S ner lb:
young chickens (friers) iocv live weight.
Pork Fat, 4H gross, snet. ,
Beef teers, cows, ZVM
jyc; good heifer. 4c.
Multon Sheto. t to 'A on foot: shear
ed 2Yt to jc.
Veal bYi and 7c dressed.
Potatoes jx&fzs cents, buying; new
potatoes, 35c.. .
Wool 15 to 16 cents, market weak.
Mohair 25 cents.
Hop Twine IJ cents per pound.
W HI 13, ROBES
California Oak-tahned Lt'atJier used.
Harness Oil. etc.
F. C. SHAFER
23 State Street ' Salem. Oregon
S. C. STONE, M. D.
Proprietor of
STOP DRUG STORES
' SALEM, OIIEGON.
The sUmvs, (two In numlKT) are lp
catcd at No. 235 aud 3:13 Commercial
street. and are well stocked, with a
complete line of drugs and medicines,
toilet articles, perfumery, brushes,
etc., etc., etc
DR. STONE
Has had some 2J years experience In
the practice of medicine amp now
makes no charge for consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
AMI!
We have just received three crates
of cheap and good ware for haresting,
a b o a lovely cheap line of glasswa re
and we cart supply .you with tlie best
grades of coffee and teas that can be
found in the city for as little money.
Our Baking Powder is lieyond the
reach of all other and It costs you
only 3tH? per iniuud. ' " '; ' i :
Bememlter our ' ecupons with 'every
25c purchase. '
YOPIU'TEIJORE.
4 249 Commercial Street ,
ITione 2111. black. Free Delivery
S
TIm' " Chinese ""eniiilr' Includes" one
twelfth of,, the land surface of th
world and one-fourth of fthe world'4
population. ;:
, r-15
OADTOriZiL.
m . . - ma linn VM una I' p.w
NEW TO-DAY.
CALL FOB COUNTY WABBANTS
Notice Is hereby glveu tliat I havo
funds on hand with wliich to nv,i,...,
all outstanding county warrants en.
tlorseil "not paid for want of funds''
pritw. io ana mciuuiug Aiay u, ISJCJ,
AH of said warrants will le paid on
prejMntatkn at . my office, interest
therixm cesising front aud after date
of this notice. r
Dated this fifth day of. August. 1XL
A. L- DOWNING. ;
Treasurer of Marten Count v, Ur. f
dot-wit. '-'.' v.'.' - .i-.:.,'. j
THE GREAT TA0U1S IL
BrtMuirtnl from mire rsttkimL-n
- - X - - - I - - - . ..14.
A guaranteetl cure; for rheumatism,
whether 'acute, chronic, sciatic or in
tin minatory. Believes JiistauteousIjM.
Iwadache, neuralgkt pains, ear-ache
swellings, swellings f the throat!
coutractetl cords and all paius aiut
aches.-' Deafness jt-uretl with rattlei
snake oil liniment. ; Price 50 cents per'
bottle. ; t
THE YAQUIS MEDICINE CO., Porllsnd.Dr
For sale by l. Ji Fry, Salem, Or.!
..LA-CAS-KA..
TIk? Yaquis blootl 'and nerve tonic
A purely -vegetable compound, free
from all mineral isiison. it cleanses al(
bilious derangement and impure blood
from tlie system and restores .weaken
ed constitutions, j Tones the nerves,
il10I 4 Okl tfl t at Ulf I ik . aaatrit I1I-1 it am ..... I
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tive cuiv for rheumatism, blood disor
ders, stomach troubles. liver and kidney-complaints,
sick headaches, iiin
laria, pi tuples. lysM-psi;i, catarrh, con
stipation, heart troubles liervousih's
skin diseases, salt j rheum and neural
gia. Femal weakness and irregulari
ties promptly relieved and iMMinanciit
ly ciireil. l'rice 50 cents per Ixittlo.
THE TAOUIS MEDICIIE CO., Portland. Or
For sale by D, J. Fry, Salciu. Or.
THE PACIFI0 irOMESTEAD. Sa
lem. Oregon. Is GIVING A NKW
MUNSON TYl'EVVKITEK. tlie F.11
cyclopaedia Brittanica. valuable books,
a Guitar, Mandolin, etc., to those who
will scud in a certain number of sub
scriptions. You simply send the re
nuir.il iiuiiiIht and GET THE PBES-'
ENT. This is not ihti to regular
solicitors to whom a coiiiiiiissioii Is
paid. Write, for particulars a nil n
copy of tlie paper. We will pay a
cash commission to those Who will
devote their time to soliciting for
paiicr. AddrKs. j
l'ACIFIC ! HOMESTEAD-'
ho
i Salem, Oregon
PUOPOSALS FOB WOOD.
Sealed projMisalsi will be received- at
tlie offu-o of County Judge for Marion
.iwtnlr nri'i'im until 1 11. til.. AllZllst
0, 1.MH. for tlellvery at tlie Court house.
- . . . a a k. . at 1 I
on or lietore M-piemiKT i, r.'-, oi au
or any part of 20 cords or nr wmxi,
cut' while gn-en from old growth lody
fir. 'wood to lie well seasoned, cut fraut
llmluip luiuilv Hlillt Also .ril rol'llrl lf
grub oak to lV average size and 1 feet
loin Alt vmm! I't to Im cluselv enl'd-
h1 without bu'klieads. The rii:lit is
reserved to reject any una nil nidi. -
John ii. st o i i. .
; County .lu li:
Done -it SaleiiiJ tlrejron. this twen
tieth day of July lJHKi. d2t swi tf.
Hewitt Pays the Freight
On air orders of $2 and .'upward,.
within a radius of 10O miles of Port-
f.....l , i . : 1 . . I 1 . , .
a Siscialty. 1
HRWtTT. :
No. 183 Third Street. Portland; QrJ
WILKES' STALLION, "JEROME"
NO. 29f3t
. i -
Will rt:iml nr M:ir(t 4 lie eivniin? sea
son at t'oruer of Ferry and Llls-rty
streets. For I'cdigree ami particulars,
call on '
Dr. A. Long
Veterinary Surgetm. Saleni, 'Or.,
WAB BANTS WANTED IligheKt
premium paid for Marlon and Polk
county warrants, at the office of K
Breyman. with Bois & Barker, 270
Commercial street, Salem. 7:l-dw
Money to Loan
On improved farm and eity property,
at lowest current rates. - ,
T." K. FORD, :
Orer L4dd Boa' bank.
WANTED. Agent: In Marion county.
Gofsl wages, i Iady or genthiai.
Address E. E. Chipman. o01 Wash
ington , Street, Portland, Oregon.
j hil-2U
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE TO CBKB
- IT0RS-' -
In the County' Court of the Srate
Oregtm for Marlon County -1 u
Matter of the Estate or George V!
ler. tleceasetl: - - , . 1 "
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has ; been duly apoiui"
executor of the last will of Georir?
Weller, deceaseil, by the l!onoraW
County tourt of Marion County, ore
gon. All arsons having : cla-liu
against the estate of said deceaieu
are hereby retiulrtnl to preset tna""
with tlie protier vouchers, within
months from the date of this oiu,e.
to the undersigned at his pce or ou
iness lu Stilemi Marion County, unr
gon. . ' r . n
Dated at Salein, Oregou, JnU
1LKX) j .
CHABLES S. W.ELKX.rw
Executor of the. last Will of .eore
' Weller, deceased.
CABSON & ADAMS, Attorney..
UMIMENT