OREGON ' STATESMAN,
WEEKLY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 10CO.
.
FEED STORES:
Gross Seeds
A complete stock of grass and clover
ced, at the bwet possible prices for
first elas.eeds. CMrt tts a ealf'ln-
fore bUyitig. .f- i : -.-j ."
' CBIHSUB ivmif. The Teed Mc '
No. 51 Court KtL. Sal.-ut. 'Phone 17S1
DEALERS IN GRAIN.
WIIKAi; BOUGHT
Or exhar.gcd1 for ' flour , and feed at
branch cdhce o4 Aurora Roller Mills,
warehouse on Trade street, near High.
Salem, Oregon J. : , , . . i
BICYCLE REPAIRING.
G. A. ROBERTS
Bicycle Repairing
New and Second. Hn4 Wheels
105 STATE STREET SALETi4 OK
INNING AND PLUMBING, j.
T. S. BURROUGHS
TLNNINUfAND PLUMBINU j
Gas and Ski-am i fitting. Mamtfact
nrtr of Hop. and Fruit Pipe.
ioj SUte StJ. TeL 151. 5alem, Or.
PHYSICIANS.
Ji F. COOK, Jtt. D.
'; V BOTANICAL DOCTOR '
Cures Con sumption,, Cancer. Tumors'.
Gravel and Kklney Trouble, Auhnia,.
Skin and lione sea, without kniie.
plasters, posisotnj etrjiain. ' Also Rlhid,'
. ; '. . , ,Sa!em. Oregon.
L I V EU Y, .Sxl KLES. T
FAVORITE STABLES . t
4t;H;j St.. Salem. Teleprmne'701
Livry, Feed 'and Boarding
llr:te larde.l rby ( day, ' wek or
ll'iiillil ill reasonable jri,-ttS. 'Wiei-;1c-'
f'i!:l!M'i:ltiH; ate gi Mid ;llld . tile rigs
sire iirrt- l;is in every reet. A
eialtv made of riH fur commercial
in; JtAD.tUAF-OlI .V FRANCIS.
Proprietors, j : ;
AJ IL PAGE! ; W- A. STEPHENS
PAGE & STEPHENS
Horses well fed, good " -accommodations.
: Fine Rigs. Good Rigs; tor
commercial Wtn a Specialty. Horses
boarded hy day. week 6r loomti.
Red front M, Woiid Biirisno Siote
164 Commercial ! St.'.' Tel.: 851. Salem
4.R,EST1AUAN!rs:.
!
The' Wonder Res aorant
, ,' , Ii:(EALS ao CENTS . , ; ,
OfM-HMl.'iy5 and nighf. AYf-en Mu' the
. 'Ji' f'oniiirt-lal re;tv talm '! .
- tio id Square Meal for aoc " '-' "
Tltirty two yp.ir in Imms iti tlus
city ami h.ivo ftnl inorc txi'
tFir'- nr' in r'tfon: nil wt' . wll
idtsiM'.l. MmiN at ainnf.
w. iiEf.ni:miAn.
ni '
FOR THE SCHOOLS
ArrOBTIOSMKt XAOK. BI THE
for Infants and Children. J 1 , ti
Tlio Kind You Have Always Bought lxa borne the sigua- -ture
of Chas. II. Fletcher, and lias been made under his -.
personal sapertijdon ; for, over 30 years. 1, Allow, no one
to deceive 3011 1 In this. Connterfeltn, Imitations and r
Jnst-as-srood " are but Expertments, and endanger the
. Itealtli of Children Kxierience against Experiment
The Kind You HAMBonght
Bears the Signature of
In
Use For Q ver 1 30 Years.
Tvr errrat ee.Tr wunwav rrnitT. trnr err
Of lull for tb Mrto Coaaty trlct
SrboU-A Larg- Bm Thu '
GRASS
SEED ..
Our slock of ' Grass Seed for fall sowing ' ; i
is complete anili.ef invite all seednserf
to call antl ftphiessurtie W
1 n cr
-'Well
as we fet.il.iiattli:;qnaiitjf as f , ;
aa-Uie prfclcatiit btf beatl-f V!
SA VAGE & REID Stiednjen
5
322 and 324 Commercial Street, North uf P
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know Ihat thin wa l.u a wffe
in onlir t;har tliw l.it always in
mn linos, nud felt ,fr'. .1 . jrre.1t .t;rm
w.i nMHln' Jlia-t wonld swamp tliMii
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"I wa s'arfHl and ak um cap
taiu al.Mit If." li iy. "and tlie cap
tarn lauvrluHl at m. That nal nit
mad. 'Wwe cialn pnt on too
iiiimIi d.. ?iuy;ritr.! Tliort Jsmt oiw of
tli in that tNMildVt 11 tln iliflfcrctHt' hi"
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Twlcsraph j Tjn Wrtwcen Skaywa.T
' f !' 4 anT Scatilo' I (lHni
Kcntitc. Wal.. Oct. ."-Tho first td
cijim from fcapway to Seattle, inark
in:,inpocl in the liistory of lmTnc
lAHn Alaska and the outs.dc wortd
wn- TfntrNl lnr toIay. .
OXTAIilO IlUEST RESERVE.
(JntarloV jro-enimcnt ha completed
armupcirt-tits for Hie rormatloa of a
fo'st rervc of fllnuKit a.ium jtquare
lvtlfji In extent, emhradnjr the t dis
trict in whfr-U l--kes '.'fantax.vii! ar.rt
ljidy Erelyn are sltnate!. The- Uulk
or the reserve Is ; rlrjilu forest, with
ihe Hnest Avhite plue in Canada upon
it. ! ,"- k " " : r
11 INFLAMMATION II?
..j F . , . . . - a r aw Awa tDIJ -
tlvlMW lUirtjr i.!iun-w f.
1 ,.f lj, guff igr P trwonli.i U
The Pacific
SALEM, OREGON
- : Tin; Lcling Farm .Buprf of Uo Pacitiq North- ; .
west., 20-i.3ge illtfsCjrall wtckh', $1 per -ar.-"
Vri wait gootl agents and solicitors, nnl to sm h
will ay. a "libcintl commission. Write? for terms
AilvcrtHcfs shouM pmlroiue the IIouiestcaL. ....
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Special rales on long time contracts. Clubbing rate With
Twice-a-Weck Statesman, if paid in advance, or within
months after giving the order. Address:
PACIFIC HOMESTEAD, r
the
six
Oflice in Statesman Building.
SALEM, OR.
WIDDlftG BtLLS ARE SINGING. -
Chani X Ivtwokvl and .MIs Jrace
l'ohle Marriel Iist Evt-nins
Two Other Ma rri.tjies.
(Eroin Dairy taiemna. Oct. 4.)
East eTeninc. at the home of. -.Mr.
ami Mni It. I'ohl. Charlrf J-'Atwooil
Ktit Mh tirace lvhie wjre united iu
marrlajre. The welMn ceremony was
.pronouacel y Iter. John I'arfOns. 1.
!.. iwsforof the First Methiwlist Kpi.
eopul chnrcti. --In the presence of the
fully decorate! with white eleina.il
aiid tnahletitiatr ferns. Jitter ;the cere;
uny I lie eonipa uy, letl . ly t he bride
a nil room. repaired ". to s fife; dining
roia and did, jtitice toe a Ivoimt'fnl
weildiuc . lwTKiuet.1 , Jfr. and Mr.
Mcarte. left on the afternoon train for
Portland where tbey. will inakeeJf
liotue. . - i- : -i --i .....--ii.;.;-.:.
At 0 o'clock last eminent ihe liome
of Mr. ainl Mrs. James tjrersou, near
Sliaw. Mb Addle M. Orersn t.waw
marrieil to Mr. Orr Lewis, Rer. W. .
Ciirilnn" nf Turn"!'. ltitaiii'f- Tl
families of the eontraenns part:e ana j yonj, jn.opi are mth well known and
iFrom Iailj . Statesman. Oct. 4.) :
" ,onnty Snier!ntendenl H. T. Mores
ht Marion county; yesterday made the
tejrnlar; qnarterlyi aitportloimieut of
k hcxd fiiuds aruous :tlie various dl-TrU-tslof
the cotraty. A portion of the
Kuountrd!stribnted ' Is " ' derived frtn
fuesiafe lfrelnelltle -hotd Tnnd.
M bk-li is ajft)ri ioned to the cotiiules
oi tM atite tili llie first day of .Aujcurt
each T jrear."- 'The remainder ' come
fi-auithei 5-fullI county levy for s4-hol
i .
piiritosest Kelow in srnen tue uuiuiter
f tlu litrict. and i the i respect ire
aiuotiiits" of slate and county . funds
apportioned, the ier capita leinR $l.rs",
state fund, und ."'.i cents couuiy
IMst. i
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2.... f
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State.
Ml us
'r7. 7
70 20
Gl! 32
KS
37 44
Hi 24
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County,
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1M5 21
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20I15
14 75
2! 55
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52 51
24 7S
17 11
5.1 lO
20 50
1! 47
15 JCJ
42 4S
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52
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12 :iO
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5!l (SI
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1.1 57
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102 07
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57 2.1
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Total.
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irev 40
5J5..75
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122 55
184 m
4 120 00
212S5
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270 no
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144 05
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to or.
45 15
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214 .11
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215 (NI
111 15
40 45
202 4(1
475 15
SI 7d
171 nr,
115 45
ti4.no
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55 !KI
! 45
55 510
' 2os 55
.I0 .10
: 5.1 75
tV.it KI
.tio rwi
55
101 f5
' 0. 10
ltm oil
47 nrt
' 40 4.1
110 75
Sd Ki
4S OO
720" 25.
187 05
58 ai
24 40
21 50
122 55
0 4 OO
Oil Ki
, ,14 55
w ; no
25S 00
40 85
19 .15
58 05
24 40
To Irt
51 00
77 40
; hi; (io
loT nrt
oo i
few Inv tfMl ctteois. im- nome
liefliiiifully decorated for the occasion,
and after the ceremony a delicious
lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. At
Wmxl to to Portland this mornlns.
and on their; return they .will make
their home In Salenut
Vt noon yesterday, at the home of
the 1i hIc's oar nts iw tr Turned. Mjss
Orace l. Wiilins I was , tuariied to
U'chard L- Meade. The ceremony was
performed hy Itcv. W, f. t.'ordon. oi
ihe M. H. chnrch. of Tunjer. . s
Mrs. Meade has for .several
n.-Vu -.'taueUt-Ju -Uui-X'ottlind public
schools. Mn Meade I employed iu tne
tR of i lit Terminal connuiny, at
weidiii? ci'reiiHuiy toiw
lMnlar residents of Shaw, where iney
will reside. . ; . ,
A TRIPLE-DECK ER,
It reminds one of a. three-lecker
tnari-of-war survivor of tne did wood
en ua vy, when you -ee a irirl come
down the street in all the. freshness
and jrlory of her tripledeck collar ; of
white phine or batiste, says tbe.,PUna
detphia Ueconl. We lej: UeTi iardon
for assm-iatin her witli .fan! ancient
craft. She looks like a raclnc cutter
to her smart linen Xroek. StilL; tae
style of t he cost iuiu ciiiefly, depends
upon the triple shonlder collar. Tbta
fashion deseires Its popularity. It fe
. A I.. ...1
place In "the jrlor which; was taste- J cool, becoming and fresh looking.
? BOUNI OVERr-Josh Undsey, ' the
Turner aalooo keenr who was ar
reted Taesday on a charge of selling
liqaor to a minor, was piven a prelim
inary, neanng ieiore ansrice o; ine
Peacei J. OTionald yesterday monrins
at 10 chKk, After the exaniinaio
of n number of wltjieses the cotirt
bound the a ceased over t appear le
fore the circuit conrt, at the Octoer
terra and a bond for his appearance
was fixed at 2O0. which was prompt
ly furnisheL Upon his release he was
a sain, arrested on Ihe charge of selling
liqnor withotit a lleens and 9 o'clock
this morn In jr was the bonr set for
heariti? this charge.
FOR MAXSLAEfiUTER Wong
Lomur. ; a' Cblnaman. was yesterday
broualtt. to the penitentiary from As-
L tor La, to serve twelve years, baring
pleaa gtiiwy or nsansuiunteri i i:e
prisoner tnui ont of a namber of Chin
ese employed., ri a tlsli cannery, and
be killed a fellow-la lorer,; also a
Chinaman. He was Indicted by the
grand Jury, charged with murder la
the3 first degree. When frj-r!gnel he
Ilead not guilty but later, by stipula
tion, he was allowed to plead guilty
to the ebarge of mansla tighter, and lie
was sentenced to twelve years' Impri
sonment. Deputy Sheriff It. il. Prael
and Cbas.' McEwen were the ofllcers
escort hag he prisoner to Salem. : ,
SI Ml-AWL At STAIIMIM.
County Treasurer Shows Transactions
uf Ills irtllce anI the ltalauces
on llnud. ,
lErom Daily Statesman, () t. 4.
CMiiity Treasurer i A. I.. . iKiwning
lias t-onipleted his semi annual state
ment of the condition of the treasury.
The statement show's the receipts and
disbursements if the . two f principal
funds, as follows": ..- M , .
j" ' ;; i.eneral Fnnd. t ' .
Ilecefpts .. .. .. .. ...$1.52 25
Dbnrseiuent.. . .. .. . 7(1.377 48
Balance
till baud.,;. .. . .
ScImmiI Fund.
Receipts. . . . .. . . .. . .
DlslursemeUts.'. .... ..
.
.f 10.104 77
" -
.:ri.o7( ci
4 17.070 W
Ha lame on band. ,....i2l.O!Stj 70
COTTOX I AM A(5 ED.
i Fort Worth. Texas Oct. a. The
latest reirt tf the coitou damage to
tlte slate by ihe rHH'0t tlls. inad
by IT.' K. Watt, places, the estimates
:it 400.000 bales. The valtie is esti
jnatexl at not less than ?2U.ioo,ooo.
TO TtlE ASYLCM.-Dcputy Slier
IfT Down, of Ijine conuty. was In Sa
em.yesterlay. bringing to the flsyluui
iitrs. Fannie Williamson, of Ilender
fn. under a eommitment for insanity.
TIm -.womau Is 42 year old, aud this
s'!ber first attack. Religions ex4ie
hieiit l the -cause. "NviKi Kegg. o
tut reliant of "MfMinuvllht, -..who wa-s
i-eleased from the unyluin reeover
hili, wiine: time ago. was Lis evening
retnrlied la Uaringiagaht liewnn vlo
Jemly iuiie; a a renult of Inteinuec
pus. -: . . i- 1. .' .
1 I :.
y- A BUSINESS PROPOSITION. f
"I think it's niean. fhe j sobliedr
'you might give me. the money I
ask for. I dou'i think you care for tne
at all." . '-.i '
"My dear. aid tlie close husliand.
'I care more . for you 1 ha 11 all the
inoney in tlie wiMld. . You're worth
your weight in gold, and"
'Tln'u why don't you give me cred
it r for what I'm worth?" fj
At ed Time ;
I take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion is" better. My doctor says
it acts gently on the stomach, liver
and kidneys,, and is a pleasant laxa
' - tive. It; is made ioxm herbs and
it prepared a easily, zs tea. It. is
galled' Lane's Medicwtei AH drug
; giss.;sell it at 25c. and 50c.' Ljine
' Family; Medicines moves-the, bowels
t .each day. tit you cannot get il. send
;for a dree sample. Address Oraior
, F. Woodward, .Le. Royi N. Yi 5- ,,-
. ' ; NOT .AML'SEIX,
Uaclo . JalezT-Olui Jiol: everybody
aia't latigWn'r ati Heuiien fer 4nyln'
the' green .good. .H - wishes every-
lHMly. Was, ;(. ;w - , . ;
1 l"n-le Hlrani-T-llow's -tiiatfx: -
; Uncle iJabez Well, ills m ifo aln'l.r-
lck. ,.' ' 'i-'e- "j ;1 j.u.. :
- :.'n;!.! 1 ii. 1 j 1 . 1 11 it. 1, ( : t
4?iiKe tb Inter-clty ..trolley lije In
beeoine a fact , promoters of . vonnlry
fairs' are beginning to look forJeitr
aiteiidance.' The Hancock couuiy ia!r
hi Indiana will Invheld directly on the
line letweeu ImlianapullH and reeu
1cM. and .it is iH-ljeved that reiil.-nts
of the state and capital can be in
ducHl to visit the exhibition and see
what a country fair Is like. , .
Irfird Kelvin was receiitly. honor'd
with a banquet by the Scientiilc club
In connection with the tutenintioual
physical congress ntParis. Speeclies
were made by M. I.oiiU Olivier, who
presided; Professor Mamcat ai.d Pro
fessor Cornio eulogistic! of Iord Kel
vin's scientific work, r.
Dried orange peel allowed to sinoul
dcr xit a pie-e. of red-bot . Iron or , on
in old shovel will kill any bad' odor
4 ud leave a .fragrant lone; behind.5..
i Elythe Don't yon think that char
acter La, a young man Is verythlngV
,Ethef Oh, yes. If licTiaa uotbing
fUe-Puck, t : t . ,;, .'-;.'
I . ,!, I . ,..f:'.-
j Twice-a-wcek 1 Statesman. $f a year.
n THAT
Do
v I SELL...
YOU 1
' , ' Pedigreed
Know? pew
- . v ,: - Hares
' at '
$1.00
4 $50
' Each.....
BROKE ALH RECORDS
BIO
TAX TrnSOVEK MADE BY
' StiKKlrr DCBBIN.
CoUertious far 8ptmbr
, MJ,et.i-TI Awwit
M SOU VapaW.
JUST COME AND SEE
- LORD LVRGAN 2d " ;
Score 94 3-4i By Gore
Service Pee $3.
Mrs. Bash, the noted Jndze. says be
will soon core more than 05 points.
I Doe and Iiiters cheap. Hoes bred
and nnbred. Plenty of youngster
ready to sell In pairs, or alngly. j ' '
' Give the ltoys and girls a chance t
make easy money by raising them.
Will exhibit Wares f fae State Fair.
. . See Them.-':' t. '
Marion Square ftobbitry
: F. A. WELCH? Prop. .',
391 Commercial St., Salem, Or
From Daily Statesman. Oct. 4.)
SberilT F. AV. Durblu yesterday
made bis regular ..monthly tnrn-oter
of taxes i .'to County-Treasurer A. I
I K wnliig. ' Tlie amount jiaid o;er Is
$."K?.i2r2.47, and reprcs.nl s the collec
tions for Sepleuder. The' total
amount wid en the 1K;k roll, at tlte
close :f -August', was .fllil.4O0.8rt aud
the atuoujit collHMwl addel to that
sem makes $l7;Ub.1.1 rivied uimii
tlie roll up to dale, leaving a balance
yet to la -.,Ile te.l of mwili The
mrmiver vesleidav was one of tho
...... ----- -
largest made hi recent years, and re--prt-jwiils
n jrreat amount of labor' on -the
iart of tlie sliertfT and ht depu
ties The; turn-over was apjortioncd
among the varlou funds a follows ;
Slate, count v. state school. .$.10 ls.1 !!
City f Salem. .... .. ...... -02S tnl
CHv of WiHKUmrH. .... 71 n
poii.. ......... .. ; .... r.jj 00
SiMcial sh"ei 1.1X4 ..... .". . . ."7 05
Ceneral hheeit lax. .... .... 450 .10
Sch.Nd ilirht No.- .1.,... .11 4il
School district No. 4..... . 4.1 25
S-ImoI district NU 5 20
SchHd district No. 10 , I rt 8?
SebfHd district Ni. 12 ! 1 85
Schtxd distric t No. d 4 . s . . . HI 7t
School district No. 21.....
School district No. 21..,. 5.125 40
School district No. : o ai
SclMHd district:. No.- .IT...... - U4'lo
Schtsd district "No.' 4S.. ... 2.1 li
Schotd district' No. 05.... . t j.1 H4
Sclirsd district No. 7l.... ' 58 M
School district No: 7!l. . . - . :,1 TB
Schod dislrU No: SO ' ' 10 Ol
Schod district' No'. loaC.'.i ! l20T' '2T.
School district No. 101. .
Sclyiol district No. 1 10.
Sclusd district No. 118
Sclnsd ilisirk't No. 121...,,
School district 'NA. 121...'.,
1 W (If
.14 :v
.12 7.1
44 05
Total.
?5.1.irrj 47
STATE TAX ESAStato Treasurer
Chas. S. Moore" Is in rec'ipt of a re
mittance from the-'treasurer of Yrtin
hill county for ?0!21.0l. the aiiioiiiit
due from that county on state taxes
for tlie year 1S00. ; . y.
WINS I,1ACK HIS
7t
Wls-onslw; Man f Last Has Forju
", .'HelU ft ifoliH'lto tlaiu. )
O it Ml'. It AVI Ft
1 1
Iiavld Hull, a wealthy . farmer of
Presrott, ,Wls , Ju,ls l bn, ieiij:u rh'd -V(
Mrs. Mausoi of NaiM-rvllle, III.,- who
20 years ago Avh's' his wlf. Nineteen
yars ago Hull came West to seek a
fortune. He tailored hard for money
to seitd '"hack liis'C Y.iit' fHlVd. "'.
For-four '.vea is hl.,krtn,wjas- loyal,
but at last 4im iimUed Xmui tllvorce.
whii-lt was ciauiiHl rJ the pica of de
sertion. Mrs. Hull soon afterward
married a man iu llliut-ffn iiaaK d Man
ny a and they Jivetl JEippiv tgeilM-r
eiitil' twii ''years' i it gi, lien luO died,
irtfll Wlnt1 Into' tlie catile btjsitiess
and made a foHunHVLast June -lie;
wr,ote Ida fjriirer, wifi i a leiivr .ami,
HOW JllC .-llili will fillow. . , H,
AUDITING HOARD
I
MARIOS COUMTV COMMIHNIOKEK9 IX
HKHSIOK.
WIllUo toKtayton to Riamla and Aceapt
the Ili-ldg- Tha Paapar s
. Arroua
(From Daily Statesman, Oct. 4 )
The Marion oiiiity commissioners
court met at t lie court house yester
day; a fierhVion for the regular ' O.-'fo-betv
ieciu. TAieJ afternoon was, ictit.
fu auditing Jiiils Mg:ii list the county,
. ..
.1 ud cwiisiilei-ing ol lier " 111a I lei's' f a
routine nature.- At a late houf last'
evening .the court decldinl tfi go.to
Startou tills, morning, where tlieicoitrt
)f L1no county:' will tliivt tlie olllci.il
from Marion county, for the purpose
or inspecting the new ori'tae work at
Stay ton, and; If the same Is found sat
isfactory to accept if. The court will
then continue on an Inspection lour
beyond Stayton, examining roads and
bridges in .that seetkm before return
ing tojthls city. They will return to
Salem ou Saturday.
During yesterday afternoon the
coum disposer of a number of pauper
is's. County aid was al!owed to A.
Itayless. in the sum of So ier . month:
I'Wls ItariiH.I fl. and Mrs. C K haf
fer, f. 3frs. John Ieonird was allow
ed ft to iray house rent.
In the ease of lrs. M. 12. Hrooks,
who was sent to the Salem Hospital
for treat nient. -the court ordered that
llie county's liability should m llmiie l
to $20. .?
Among the JiilM audited were thn
following: - ;f , ,
, Ia:tiper Account. ' ' -
'': " . ' ' " '. Cltlld.
IIarrltt.& Inwrence. .f 4 00
tilMert : Itaker......
M. M. High... ... ...
Cap. Lumber Co. . . . .
A. I la no. . . ...
It. F. Russell. .
Roth & Ora!er,.
John Hnglui.. ,
Salem Hospital..
15
75 84
2 'OO .
2 OO
li on
7 l
12 (ni
20 00
Alld.
f 4 (Ml
)(t 5 15
75 81
2 OO
2 00
10 INI
7 (Nl
12 (ni
20 OO
ANTIPODEAN TALE t)F A DO(.
ManbyJ when be lived In the bush.
always shared bis blanket with lie?
pup. but when be shifted to town lie
had to break the pup of Its old habit,
says the Sidney, Pullet In. . First time
lie caught It in lied be kicked It out.
Next time Toby beard him .coming
and JmniH'd up uulekly: butMurn'iv
wa suspicious, put his band on the
bed and found It warm. Then there
was trouble for one small dog. That
day the pup, earnestly watched Mur-phy-eonllng
his .dinner by bbminz on
It. Foljowing day .Mnrphy came hotn
at usual - time, sneaking" quietly up
stairs and observed the pup blowing,
ou the bed for all be was worth. "