Weekly Oregon statesman., January 07, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

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for Infantir and Children, i , "
' The KJhd'Xou Ilare Always Bought has borno tin? slsrna'
: "i tare of Clias. IX. Fletcher, and has been made under his
personal: supervision for orer SO years. Allow no one;
. to deceive yon to this.. Counterfeits, Imitations and ' .
Jast-asffood' are bat Etperiments, and endanger tho i
health of ChildrenExperience against Experiment. ' J-
The Kind-Yon Have . AlwaysBought
Bears the Signature of
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In Use For Over 30 Yerirs.
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orop off BUFFALO
AT
The Pan-American Exposition is going ti give the
World's Fair a hard rub.' Those New Yorker are preparing
a whole lot of . surprises and wonderful things to dazzle the
people who Visit their Fair this year. Money is, being lavishly '
expended in creating beautiful scenes,-noble buildings, artistic
t fleets-ctc and the low' rates will drHw crowds lb thVepot,''
Were Niagara adds its wonders to the Pan-American fattrao-
tions. i ' , - i"
. The point of this preachment is that the NORTHERN
PACIFIC is! the. first link in the steel chain that reaches to.
IJulfdlo or if you prefer to go by water Jfrom Duluth,;, well
and good. It reaches. Duluth, too. , 5 s !, ; ! 1 ,
THE KnORTII COAST LIMITED'AFTER MAT 5th, ,
wiU be the Cmck Train of the Northwest more than, ever, I I
: , ' Call on or local jageftts for rates and other information.
A. D. Charlton,
Assistant Gen'f Passenger Agent, Portland, Ortgon
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fit mmi&m
The Amount Required for the Expenses of tlio
. State Government for This Year Js
Eight Hundred and Hinety-f ive. Thousantl
Dollars. r . ; ,
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Twfnty-llYC Tboasani Dotiars Mln fieqafriil fcr;tbc State Agrl
I cnltbral Colieoc it Corvaills Marioa Ccanly's Share ef j
.; the taxes Is nity.slx TtionsaciJ, Three Hundred and Nine-;
fyTs!x DoHars---The first Levy loder the New law Rep
latlcg the Levying of State'Taxes.
i ;K-i-. -',: -i : ::v .. : a
- Governor T. T. Geer, Secretary of Statfe F. I. Dunbar and SUte Tnpaaurr
Chas. S. Moore, ooasatuIng (.h-e Board of ttateTax Lry. meet at, the Cap--.
'itd yeKterOay tiXtrnoon, ujid 4 a result of their work the tax levy waa made,
the first .under the new Isxw, The 'total amount levied for state purpose 4"
$895,000, aad orhe Asrlculiura! College at CorvalU,' $ 25009., total ot
$929,000 for the year 1902.'-.Thla.Jevy'iajiue'!uhdr'the statute pasned t
the last session of the Lrsllature, ani Is tmaed on the average valuation tf
he property In each county or the lantl five years. Below I given, the
ataterrtent of the Board of L,evy and thj table of apportknmeht, while the de-,
tailed statement of the Items of expenpie tb: be prodlved for-appears on the
sixth iu& of this issue: . . - ' ' - v
:. .. The following table shows .1 : s ' ' .
Firnt. The proportion of the state- taxes to be jald by the several coun
ties of the state, as set, out in the taW aetiforth infection 5 jof on aict of th
Ix-plwiatlve Assembly of th? state of Orejow entitled re Act t prescribe, the 1
meincKl' ln .wtufh Ihe state taxes su.hU be apportioned between the several
'ountle of the suite, and to rtmal seetionl 3'HH4ot II ill's Annotated JUws. of
iresn ana 10 itmeiHi wec-ttotM 3J, ZtW, zin .ana Z7? or utiri AnnoiaieQ,
Laws of Oregon, as heretofore amended. approved February-27, 9l. "f
Setoml The total -amount of. revenue jto b raised for the 11m a 1 year end- j
Ir.K Iwcember SI, 19B2. for stale purpo ami, 'not provided for by u special. Uixj
duly authorized by law and apiortloned to each county of the state of Oregon."
to be levid and collected-and paid Intjj the . State "Treasury by each' ot" said ,
c-ourtties In the1 nsanneir provided, by law, being the resulting iter cent appor- 1
tloned to each of said counties of the njim of $895,000.00. as set out in. th3:
before mentioned table, the said sura of $95,000.00 being 4he total revenue to
bs raised by taxation fqr; state' purposea fopthe fiscal ygar ending Peeetnber
31, 1902, -r, .J if 7. .. ' . . . . ; : i '.X !
Thlrvl.. "The: amount to be raised for ihe annual support and benefit of :
the State Agricultural College, which h all be Ievlel and collectedr in hei
Mune manlier as other taxes for state, purposes are levied' anil collected, pro
vided by section 3 of an act of tha Legislative Assembly, approved r'ebru.-try
6,1901. and apportioned to e'h county Yf jthe state of Oregon., U be levied
and collected and' p id ipto the" Stale Treasury by. each. of bald countUrs'ln
the milliner provld! . by law. being the resulting per eent apportioned to
e:u-h or said counties of the sum of $25,000.00, as set out in the before men
tloned table, the said sum of $25,000.00 being the sum Co compute, in accord
ance with 'the provisions of th aforesaid, 'act, for the support and1 benefit' of
the State Agricultural. College. . ,
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tan-.H'IVK. in h !i.t
h-.(.li,or !! i tuinirtu 1 fwHii.
eier,aJM etaca tm ' - 1.. ; , ,.,
CANDY " ' -
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EAT 'CM LIKE CANDY
rlUMt, P.laUhM. polamt. Txirfe "owi, p Oood.
Kmr aic. Wke. or Ort. M. V "J ryl
Cr box. Writ Ir tr mi'). M1 fcwkiel i
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nmuM infill fntirt. imtww w iat
EER YOUB BLOOD GLEA11
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Cpunty.
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Baker. ...
Benton . .
Clackamas.
Clatsop,
Columbia,:-.
Coos. . ' !
Crook. , .
Curry.. . .
louRlas
Uiinam. ,4
lirsnt. .
llarncy. . '. .
J ;ickion . . ,
Josephine..
Klamath. .' .
IiKe. . . . .
Iane. ... .
Ilncoln.. . .
Tin.. . .V . .
alhour. . .
arion . . .
ai orniw . . .
slultnomah.
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Tillamook. ,;
IT mat ilia. .
Vt'aljowa. . ,
Washington
Wheelerv."
T(amhill.. .
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.0094
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.0262
.0073
,0234
.0301
.0067
.0391
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17-.'4r,3 60
18,079 00
29.9S2 50
18,974 00
9,487 00
18.168 60
11,633. 00
3.5SO 00
30377 50
7.7iS6 f.O
8,234 00
14.320 00
25,103 00
8.055 00
J 0.292 50
9,57 50
41,349 00
4.922 50
47,077 00
. 8,413 0
54.863 50
"8,502 50
27,&4 60
27,476 60
7.7S6 50
7,786 fl
43.8S5 OO.
'23,449 OO
6.533 50
, 20,943 00
26.9 50
5.996 f.0
34.994 50
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$ 487 50
505 00
"837 50
;, 530, 00
265 00
'., 607 60
325 00
100 00
862 50.
217 60
230 00
: 400 00
' 785 00.
225 00 .
i 287 60
267 60
1,155 00
137 60
1,316 00
235 00
1,532, f 0
! 2371,50
7,807 50
767,60
217 6
217 F0
1,225 0
655 no
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6K5 00
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167 60
977 60
$895,000 00
$ 25.000 00'
THE OLD
BANK feSE
QENERAL ODELL ANSWERS OB
JECTIONS OF LADD & BUSH.
Ha AlUgea That Ha Navar Had a Da-
posit in the Williams A En land
Bank, and He, Therefore, Demands
Full Payment of Hit Claim, with
Interest.
In the ease of J. A. Baker, pltlntlfT.
1... ., I-
vs. the Williams r.nginn-v canning
Company, defendant, in lap seoftd de-
C. GEE WO
The Great
Cliiaese Doctor
I rallwi rrat teB.
htm wnndftfni rum mtt
t no r"H k now n thrrn
oit the I'niKKt li-ti
aa4 bee)! wt ! many
,Iw mm ihnf'il to
n m fnr sartna' ibetr
Uvea i from operataiK.
lie tretits any and 1
ciiaaMM : WHS Mwerfnl
bnda, tare a egetaoie, that eatirelr ev-
tnown (rttnecirai "-wnre in conntry, ana
thmo the we t lbe- harralew remdieft. Tti
famous dnrtor know tbe aeHn of aver too
diOwrent TWfwwlJe lht be b urrwi'ailr
o.ed to 'lifleetV artm it. He (nmten
cat e tarrh, Axthm. rase trmjb?r-. rbniMi am.
t.artmcnt of the State Circuit Court.
yesterday. Gen. W. II. OdelU one of ,th
claimants, filed . his answej to the set;
on'l arnenud complaint and petition of
Bush. General Odlt denies the
muteriil allegations of th4 jtUioners.
and makes the following jfurther and
separate answ-er to Ladd Aj Bush's sec
ond amenYledptition andjobjectlona:'
"First.. That for a loniir tjrae prior
to the insolvency ofdefenjlant corpor
ation.5 V. H. Odell a..th duly ePvrt
ef: (jualified and a-ttng - clerk of the
St'ite Ijand Board.. of the state ot Ore
ptn. and so- continued as said clctk
until the day of August), 1899.NX 1
"Second. ' That as clerk said State
lind Board W. II. Odell received dlir
ens drafts and checks for jthe use and
benefit of said school Xundj and that all
of nai l dnifts a nd chec ks t were drawn
livable to defendant W. I!. ttL!l t-r-sonally
or to The Clerk of the State
Iand Board '
"Thinl. - That all'of said; checks an 1
dmfts were by W. II. Odell endorsed
and depfistted wlth'aitld corKratlp1 for
colle-tlon,-only. . !
r'l'ourth. :Tnat when satd eorpofa-
Uon became I naol vent, it hnd of money
so collected tha said! sum of $ 17.27.
nrth: That neitlK-r the whufe nor
any part of said sum srata 'placed o de
posit with aald corporation and that i II
of Raid curn rame Into iraaeasl' t of
said. corporation, a agent f deferdiint.
In collecting said money ; and -ut by
way of deposit. . "
Vtxth. That when said coiftoMtl n
became'fnaolvent audi aald sum'-could
not be paid. W. II. (Well , borrovrd
money on his IndivHual and Kwnil
credit forHhe purpose of reimbursing
the State Uttl Board for all of aald
$5047.27. and . thereafter. Immediately
IS J J.1 W. 11. Odell duly presented hl
aald claim to the rCcveeof ' Said in
solvent corporal ion and all of aaid sum
Iwaa Xhereafter duly allowed, by the
said receiver thereof and tha v there
after, to-wlt : on or labout Ju.ly 3, l$9ft.
this court duly and regularly made) and
entered Its judgment, order, and decree,
adjudging, decreeing and . establishing
said sum of $5647.57 jas the amount the.h
properly due - W. II. Odell from said
corporation. .. j , V; ' ..' .':'-
"Eighth. That s;ijld order, judgment
and decree has never been appealed, or
otheHsise called lnti question. . .
"Wherefore W. Ili Odell. having, ful
ly anjswered said iletition' and objec
tions.) asks that It be dismissed as tt
W. 11. Odell an that he recover of and
from: plalntlftT his costs, and disbursements-
-:1 v4- "v '.
j . A New Suit.
- . W. Eoff, pUlntlff. vs. Vtletba Van-
hook et aL. defendants Is the title of
. . . . . . . &
an action men in . aeponmpiu u.
of tho State Circuit Cxnrrt for Marlon,
countt yesterday. Wherein: plaintiff J
prays f"f a '(Iiiti c cf il.. t -Ur. i l -lnr
a a! of ICS artt.t if In! f f t!
George , H'o.T tstatc In or:r that an
fcauiiab'.e partition may i : :j tr. n -of.
There are -" sixty-c:;ht heirs t J tli'V
estate, alt of whom are partus C
fendant to thersuit.- 1U McM.i!iaii"
is the attorney for tte pl.Ur.tI3 in the
action. : ,'': v' "-
Ciaatsre
ef
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MIlS. BOTTOJ3KS Till BUT 13 TU
THOMAS LUTON.
Sill
Who i has not 1 failed in paUenoc-j-.ln
unselfish lave--ln Jbtlng the woman
made her to be. or" In being the man
God made hlra to be Well, what Is to
be doae-Uile? Oh. no stay stay In
these waters. In these circumstance,
an4try again.- But .you say at least
sonje of yu do "It always somehow
means defeat with m .yell. stay.
Tou SMil yet win; In this race you can ,
be assured of victory. - I. cannot y
that r forf vtlie helpful owner of the, '
Shamrock" though, he'has done more
for me by losing that if h had won;
for he la what 1 heard one man say a
good loser; and In every great race
there is f ten pa rent failure. ,lut not
to Jose heart ts a good thing. Margaret
Bottome,..ln the January Ladies llome
'JpurnaL j ' ' ; '- ; : f .. ,
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
: How about that motor Unrf, su(lly ?
Thfere shouM be no delay In the work
of raising It. ' .i.. f.:.
i tit :
-".v. j : t ' .'? 'i.;:'" ' :. I. v ' V
The Portland railroad mart who do
lared that the. poultry .business could .
not be made a auccesa In Oregon on a,
commercial scale was evidently sorry .
hf spoke. . The IntenslHed, . bunlncsa
Oregon hern la .all right, bn a.commer
i lal scale or otherw ise. .' May her num.
bera Increase. And they are going, to,
rapidly. " :
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To HOMESTED CO., Salemj-Oregon. TJate.
IMeaae send the Ilaciflc Homestead to my .-address, as given lelow, for twelve
months, for which!
P. O.
I agree to pay $1.00 wttbln six months froni this daie.
bin
Iff not 110 within six months.
Homestead and Statesman, $1
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-price will bo- $1.25. ! " I
5 per year caah or if paid! within six months
1
HKIIE IS WHAT SOMK OF OUIl HUBSCBtBLiJ SAT:
.-1 - - ' -: . .
$1.25
K'litor Homestead:
Enclosed find orter for $1.25 for one
year s subscriplioni to thf iJonM-stead
and the Oregon Poultry Journal. When
your agent'callcd in June I did tiot feel
like tailing your pap-fr but he wished
me to try it for threa months, and said
if I did
tiifiO Jt
not like It
would not
at the end of that
cloat roe , anything.
But: we like your iper very, much and
send order for oriel year's subscription
from last June. Vlhlngi success.
f , ..' V J. HBLYEA. .
Snohomish. Wasl,-Hept; 27. 1901. :
Homestead and Poultry Journal is
how!; $1.40.) -ji-tri' ' r'-S'f 'y;.:-M '
IMHor HomestTdj '
Ilcaae find enscltwed $1 for ruy sub
scription to. the " Hfn;sfled. . I .
very much pIcHl with your pajx-r.
There Is so much
contained in lUT'.'
Ff eewater, Or Hcptj. 2, 1901
-" - r i
Editor Homcstfi
I like the JllmV
couldn't, very well
Tbi articles writ
aluable Information
$. A. 'flOGKUH.
HJve the IlomoKtead Ha well as ever and
would not llko to be without If. Wish
ing yOU iSUCt'SS.' , r
j. t. jMaitln, ofi Vancouver; Wash
ington, says ho "lljkvs the Homestead
H-l.ndld," ) . .
Wini II. Stewart 'of. Snohomish.
wither
l. i .A
the i-- Homestead
stead -very much-
dor without it.
n and f-ej-orts from
diftVttnt sections r parts of the conn-
try. publifihI evey week, are knowl
edge I which is. to i ! gotten from no
i ' - -
others source. If lntvi:iK'-nuy applied.
I . V. S. ALLEN.
WashL Aug. IX 190L
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Bldgr-fifrld.
EJitr Homestead t
Erw'losd find post office order for one
dollar .fofvone yntr's subscription to
yonr valuabTcpajHu-r. I would be lost
without It. Yoiirs truly. -
JVJ- BONDSIimn.
Thatcher, or., NovKtl.' 1K)L f'
EliUtr Homestead i (
I am much pliajM!d wilbXthe Iom-
stead and .Ktatesman; tc-lievi th-m
ctuat( to awy -pojwfrs on this coast .if
not better. . I" remain, yours rfupt-ct-
cuavk:?.
1S01.
IrmibSe. and all nrivta rluri!. Hundmii ri P-lrt - Said sum to the State Treas
teKtlmofitaia Charge laortentta. . I urer.cf the State of Oregon for the use
call and w hta. CHumwif tbwi ft. ratWwt and beaeflt of the different funds to
on or about the
ont of theritr wrrte tnr blank arvd clrrnar. tj. i wb I Ch, it property belonged
tnne Co.. li-4 Third Street, rofttaad. Oregon, f , 'SeTeatn. That. thereaJ
stesuoBiau jerei. ;
thereafter, to-wit:
day of
fully.
Galeavllle, fn., Nov.
E litor liomeatead
Please; find ericlised $1.75 tor my
Subscription to th Homestead and
Statesman. I am much pleased with
ttfe. Homestead. Tliere fa much valu
able information contained in It. Wish
ing you success. I j
J ; miis. c m. uixiir.
Klakcly. Or Nof. 3 1301.
Frank Strong, of Myrtle Point. Coos
county, Oregon, sends two new aub
acripttoiitt to tb- Ifomcsteadand says:
"1 like the Homestead very- much;
could:, not' get along without It."
- A renewal from H. j C Jackson. - cf
ne4a. Oregon ha therioiiowing en
courogiDg words added-; thereto;
Washlngt'tn.
great kucci-k.
W. Rf Williams. of OutlKk. Wash
ington, 'thinks 'Ve' Homestead l a k.
"I like , the Pacific Homestead fine
and think It Is th bat farm papers
ha v. taken, ay" .G. A. Goerig, , of .
WiKHlI;n't. r. - . i
J.. W.i Keller, of .'Waterloo. Oregon,
says: "Pi ttd enclosed $ If or one year's.
subMr(ipllon to the' Hornsstcad. J lav
ing rtf-crilly come hr frojn Ilanford.
CaliforMfju-have failed to gt several
copbSH-tSr your - excellent :. mT avnd
h.'iv4 mlscil llH-tn very rnucb" . . ' '
-fl .smj w-ll .lasel with the paper,. '
writes IX B. Farley, f Monroe, Ore
gon, jdlttjo G. C. Berger, of Avon, Wash
iKvum. . a, -.: :'; f ' ' '
Franki Collins, of. Auburn,' Washlng
Ic ti, 'says; Ve like your farm paper M'
V-ry tnu h. better than aniy farm pa-
I-r we liave ever 'taken." . ;.j
ft. . W? Templet on. of Marysvllle.
Washington, thinks "the Pacific Home- :
stead. Is o. k., - ,' ( ' .- -
m( louder, of Taconja. . Wash
Irgton. s presses himself la this way
"Would not le without your paper for
ten times Jts price. . "
F. F. Iahale, of Kexhera, Oregon,
says: "Would not be without your ja
pcr any longer, never missed anything
so muili." , .
J. M. Fisher, of Weisor, Idaho, in re
newing, his subscription to the Home
stead says he- 'Is well xlcased with th
papr." . -.'. .
W. U.il'atch. of Veiser. Idaho, takes
several farm papers, Trut likes the
IIom.'4tea I In-at of all. -
Dr. Ai kifiton, of Payette, . Idaho.
likes the Hojncstead -very muh and
tlJnks "any one Interested" In farn.lnx
should take It.. t-". -;i
Charles Coyle, owning a big wheat
and elok ranch two mils west of f
Walla Walla; says ft he Paclfici' Home-
stead Is the hest paper on farming. I . '
ever' read. -
It. U. McNeal, having si '-' beautiful
farm seven miles west of Wllla TV' alia, , '
on lalla W'alJa river. Is going Into .
dalrylnnr and dierslfid farming He
praises the Htmestead by saying "just.
What I need." ' .i . -r . nV ' ' ' :
to
The psjwr of all papers' to send
your Eastern friends, for it gives a
jtnore thorough Insight than any other
I DubllCatton Into fh 'fmiln. .. -
"Iiduetriat condJUonof thf North weet.
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