OREGON STATESMAN TCESDAY, JAXUAKt I, ISCl.
I
"i
SOAP DIGNITY.
tJT IS easy to 'find a pure soap; it Is easy
$ to firjd a cheap one. The problemj is
4H to find both combined ; a soap that is
pure yet inexpensive; Ivory Soap is the best
solution of that problem. It is an original
product, evolved after years of experiment and
research. It' is (the mosf of pure soap for
the least money. It stands approved to-day
by a second generation of Ivory Soap users.
OREGON DAY
AT CHARLESTON
hbruary 14th Named by Gov
ernor T. T. Gecr
"
TO pE OBSERVED ATTHE SOUTH
CAROLINA EXPOSITION AS SET
APART FOR THIS STATE.
It Will. Be the Forty second Anniver
t I . . . I -
sary the Adintssion of "Oregon to
- Statehood Thia . Observance Will
Be a Good Advertisement for This
State.-- . f ' ... -v
fFi'om SatuiMWy-'s Statesman.)
Rfififlly Go;iT. T. Ger, received -a
li-.j-it-Kt in rHiim- u. day to be"bservel'
im i.iri'foli .- ait' :ln- Sojlh 'Ouroiln4
In t r-Ssate nt Inuiait ; KxposM
tiotu.at. Chatlvston. He -answered the
. i"iufit of tl." fr'xisitiiu officials -by
ii.ui.ing February lRh. the 4 2d j!nn
crwi ry ff Oregon's a-dmissiop. -to the
iftilon. und )j" yes'tviTtay received ax
I fy. l the eff.!it "thai, the' date' neiwt
tiraM be-. cHebVated1 us Oregon j Ray.
with tiUil.itbf cereniorjii s, anil that ftn
piunyPuein-J ;iiiif lisutors-at the Jlxi
lositjjwri would fiKike-lt ; point to 'be
in hi-ii..iiii i; n thiit . jttay. Oregon
will thus he thoroughly advertised- at
ii, .and the lesult can hut
N t.v-ii-in ml to this state, by attravt
ing visitors t the Oregon faction, an3
still luit-r. by attracting prospeotivte
. tu is to
t-ui!iiy.
tl
if(iMV!; famous Or(-(ioii
VJS1TI. ALKM.-l'tuf. AthurJ.
N-w!I. f -in"ia fr.tht l'.inhop Sfott
A".i'fl"tikmy In fort land, spent a ftay or
two in Salem Hi. f)fnt part of the week
Uftitmf ui st'i'itr.t fl-r hi:- institution,.
Il wa aiomp:inift by 1 rtf.- A. Iv Iir
ni. vi. .t.-s!!tim le.iilier. who was a.
itu"!t f fif-t. V- Conway, rei-tor at
lVut's n-vtory. here. : ' ii
A lll.:.I(THy.It:rOKT.-1tr. Alei.
iVitei-wn. iriimtin? officer ;t - the
port of Jrarilner, yn.sUrday Ii It-it hts rer
prt. for, the three month ni'lHft ie
eemter 31-nt. with CloV. TJ T. ffeer: -Th-report
shows the ari1al ii that port
.of seven vessels durlntr'.the uuarter. ail
H ,pnt K,mltrtryironiitjoii. 1
- ' i - ' '', ' ' ' '
WILL OPERATE IN. .
! - OIL
PROPERTIES.
Nw Company Formed to Proapegt the
' 4 !
Oil Lands of Eastern - Orogo
Other Corporations File
in the State Department.
Articles
.In Mho Iepartment f Htate; At the
Capitol, yestenkiy, - Hvo new corjvra-
t ttonS flleil irticle. as foMows: .
v The Kdn ,-t .CtiiHny will work H
limls of miner a I rfain'f, teveiip oil
lan ts a nft ijo pi'nernl prosp"x-tins', with
heAi!.iu.rte!Ti In IBiJker -City. ;The cap
ffal f JtMMH4 tnfihied Into Shires
tluet t It rh Ci K. IVrter. A, CV
Mr h-Uaiv.l) aivt It H. FfKsier are the
r pi onot.rs of; tle company. v
The Ctitjti:tin 1 .ln'n? Com
panyitt i-r.ite po'd mlnen and do
ei,.i ptosju-f ties: ami deelofVnent
wvk. itK teal ji'mrtera tn The Iai;-s.
T.-A w, any ha,s, n capital of J1K00
L. W. Cnrtit. A. IL Irfike. -f5nT&-hns.
J; W. lx'it and Iniel Harkev
r the inrorfor-Atrs of record.
Thl I.TmatiSJa t ImpSement Conipany
R iH ih In all kinds of fanning imple
reeti. jnl t- Rr'neral loetrhandliie
hiFipe in Pe(n tletn.'. Tti company
has a riat! of P. Marshall.
Alexander tri:ie and Matt Mocyrovr
- are the lneorpoctorp. . ! . '
The Western TransportAtlon & Tow.
ins Cnrny r-lU ifo'x frihtln nd
; : v' t: r . . v : 'j - ' i '
I . - .. '.. : '! "r;
: i :- . . " " -
fireneral transportation buainies' on 'the
Colombia, river and, lti-lbutarie. with
headquarters In Portland. The com
pany 'haK,A capital stock of $ly,H)0. Al
bertMcier, J. M. Mclntire and IV S.
Itiiider are the -Incorporator. ;
Th Granite Real Estate &, Invest-
V . . . : . , . a f . .j
rnent uempaqy wiii utrdt .in it:u liiu
other proierty, with headquarters in
tlrahite. Grant . county, t The capital
Block is. $000. :J. W. ;Tabor, Orant
Thornbun;.. G; J-. ISirrett and I. J.
ttannon are ' the .incorporators.
ON l'At'IFIG COAST
GRAIN MARKET HAS BEEN AC
TIVE DURING PAST WEEK
Stocks, Heretofore-" Held at t Interior,
Moving to Seaports-Hcavy Ship-
. ments of Wheat. Made i Recently,
Relieving "SituationHolding for
1
Higher Prices.
(From Saturday's iStatesrnan.)
The whieat market haa been vry ac-
tire during the past week and th de
mand has increased percpJLbly.j The
stock which has been confined In -the
interior warchousea on account of the
shortage of cars has begun to move to
'tidewater and a large fteet of grain" ves
sels Is In the Portland and Tacoma har
bors being loaded and waiting to, be
loaded, which,! when thiey bavef-cleared
with their heavy cargoes, "Ul reiieye
th-? com pressed situation' in expfwts aifd
'the marke t .'Will be lminyed -fgretly.
The month . of January- prornijwsi td
break the record in wheat shipment.
Wheat still (juoiet : locally at f.0
tnt. but tjie farmers holdingpaut
for prices ranging front' 5 to 10 cents
higher and' -iery wtronsly. an-l judging
from the occ-asional -spurt's III prices it
Is eviIient that a shortage exists twmte
w hen? 5 and the farmers are liable to
realize .'their demands." The following
paraxraphs. reprinted firorn the t'om
merclal Review, of Portland, defines
the situation very accurately); '
"The first -h,t of tlw cereal year of
1:m1 ami 1902 is past and the shipments
of .lloun ami wheat tftour reduced; to
w heat ) has been very gratifj-lng- to the
export interests of the Pacific North
west. About 19,000,000 bushels of wheat
has be, jn disposed of, and there is still
consldet-a'ble to go out; smd w'e l'okifor
greateri activity in shippjng circles the
uext three months than has ver been
witnessed heretofore during the same
perioiL There is a very' larxTj fieti of.
vessels a4t Portland 'and Tsconia lokd-
lng or preparing to load. Tho present
month of January Hvill be record
breaker In wheat shipments. -IThe mar- !
ket i 'during., the iat week has been
more of a hol-diy nstnre thonj anything
else-.-.; There .has bceri spwsmoflie ispilrts
in friMs wholly .nnwarran twl i by jt he
ci1ltions that exist. And evidently
some one in the trade Is-short of grain.
Prices at one time -were marked upi ?c
,Pr btishel hinrher than any orw inter
estcd in the market resllyi could afford
to iy. Very little selling totk; place
even at the advance, as'rt-lilers ar very
firm in .their leeiojis mwi refnse to
part, with' their holdings' only'i at a ma
terial advance that at the iprrjsent time
is rather problema Ileal wjj-o'.her the
same can -be obtained. ? ' 1
"Arrivals of ;his here at , Portland
are- large-, and; wer twenity 4hir are
waiting; put th"Ir; catjto on.'txard.
ThoSf at the ; il-.cks are , receiving
prompt djntch and suffer n deten
tion ,for lack of grain. As, fast as dk
room is s-eured others take their p!e.
There Is plenty of wheat in the interior
warehouses ntMonoing to the iex porters
that was is--rttlj- bousrht and is coin
ing dn fairly vypll, tin rapl'lly as cars
can be had nd r-iinq: the' anie to tide
water. Ibices fir t if ptcs-nt are for
tbth wh-nt, f fcnd Sic; b-uAittem. Jc
per bushel; ally wheai is nor. In great
demand by exporters on Hrim of the
lush prices prevalllnganf tmiljers. are
the only purchasers of tl.e sanw. . In
f.ct. valiev- w beat is hlli t.-w high to
be profitable even" for flo'ir mills and
those who have any for sle have en
hanced idefcs as. to the value thereof
and do not let r- reely.i The ruling
jaotatjen : or vaney is aooui ic per.
bushel and sellers are asking from ti t
. .. . i
BUSINESS IN . ,
. COUNTY COURT
V.zny Hatters cf I a pert a net Cca
siaered Ycstr rday
BUT ACTION IN MOST OF THEM
- DEFERRED .UNTIL FURTHER
DISCUSSION MAY BE HAD. '. :
A Number of Bills Audited and Allow
. drfby th County Commissioners
. -Bills for .Insurance on tho, Court
Houso Ordered Paid ' t .
;:.'i;'
J : (From Saturday's Statesman.)
i The! Marion county commissioners'
txurt continued Jn regular session yes
terday, and, although - many imatteriB
were taken up and dlscusae-l they were
of such importance that aVtion and or
ders will be , mu.de upon them today.
Several claJms. which were carried oyer
! ,' ..--..'-'''-.'
from the orening day were taJvt-n up
jind -audited a' follows:.
t ' Poor Accour.L i
. ChilmeiL Allowed
M, M. High. .- $37.44 .
fc;Jerti Hospital S2.0
F. S. H.-wts T. . 65
Gray Hros . , . ;
j. w. roung. ; ....
Capital' lumber Co.. .. 1.20 "
; , i Current Expense 'Account
F. Y. Durbin. . i . ' . . ' . .$ 5.00
W. W.Hall. . .. .. .. L. 3.00
Patton Rs. . . . . . . 22. 13
Salem Si ntincl.. i. . . 3.50
Ross K. Moorcs.i .. 1.35
J. if. Roland. .. 3.F0'
W. J. '.Culver .. ..... .. 3.00
Geo.. F, Rodgcrs.. .. .. 78.65
" Court House Expense
A. McCulIoch (insurance) $20 , 00
Ti l). IlorKan (Insurance) 40. Qi)
V. A, iListon (insurance) 2iV. 00.
L. M. Kirk insuVa.nce) 20.00,
J.G.Moore.. .. .-1.00
$27. 4t
22.00
3.63
- .73
s.6.0;
1.20
'i
$ 5.00
3.00
22.15,
2-SOi
19.33
-3.ro
3.(10
7S.65
$20. TO
40.0'i
20.00
.20.00
1.00
17.15
.90
12tS0
6.80
16,39
raci'Ac State T. & T. Co. 17.1
Gray liros.,. .. .. .... .. . .90
Leardd Reveauxl. .. .. 12. SO'
W. II. Cross..' .1 .. .. 6. SO
Ruren & HamHtbn,. 16.30
Salem Water Co J. .. ..l2.80
12.
Electioin Account.'
C It, Irvine. . -. J
... .$36.00
. . , . SI. 69
George F. Itodgetfs
81.69-
Assessment and
C. I-.emlwjke., '-, .'
J. W. Cochran.
i - . ' .
Collection of
Taxev
$72.09
4.0
. ....$72.Qtf
, -,4.0:
Account,;
. .. ..$ 5.00
. , .... la.oo
Insane
W. II. Byrd.. .'.
J. O'Uonald..
K. A. Pierce. .-. ;
Jail
$ 5,00
10.6
5.00
: 1 j fi-
y . f
$7.59
Account. "
W. II. Ryrd. . . J
.,$ 7.50
SEND FOR FREE
lUUtTRlTtO -v
CATALOGUE Or
LADIES', CHILDREN'S
WEAR
I. MABSia & CO.
18-922 MARKET St.
SAN riMCISCO. est.
FIRST HOI' CONTItAtJTS. The ftfst
hop xontracts: of the now year w-ere
filed with, the county recorder yester
day,- to be placeil uponthe records
wherein s I Kays agres to furnish to
Paul ' R. J. Ilorst '& Rachnm.d Co
20,000 prun'ds of hops, to be ratwil on
theKufner Rros. farm, four milcsNcast
of this city, for three successive years,
-1902. "1903 and 1,904, for the conshtera
tion of 10 ef-nts per pond. . According
to the terms of the- contract,' $150 its to
be 'paid to the' grower on. or about
March 1st and (ctoler 13th, of each
year; $1K) t picking time and the bal
ance upon delivery. i.
xcrrnixo su(ciski)S like
success.
The Oregon Fire Relief Assox-la lion
has Iwen a twcss evr since It ls-gan
huplncss in January, 1R:K, and Is now
growiDjr faster than -Tcr ief"re. It
Issued oyer crrtiartttcs 4T Insar-
tknovt in (J months from February I,
iW)l. t Augnst 1. IfHU. f wrhich 7R1
were Issued in the 'month of July. It is
stricrly a mutual Institution which fur
nishes the lw-st of
KIUH INSITILVNGB AT COST.
For further particulars addrtMs A
G. Chandler, . secreta ry, McMinavilW,
(rcyni or you reside . in Marion
county, cull on or snWress II, A. John
son , (aent).- Salem. OTegoo.
SWAFFORD AND BAKER
FILE THEIR ANSWER
To the Petition and Objection of. Other
Creditors Against the William
England Eank The Claim for In
terest on Deposits the Subject of
tba Controversy.
t'arwm & Adams, attorneys for
'- fford and . J. A, Raker, ass'-rne,
yesterday filed tblr answer to the sec
ond amended
petition anl o'tJetti.as
of Iadd &
Bush. In the .its It for &n
accounting entitled. J A. IVsker, plaia
tiff, vs. The Williams England
Ranking Co, defendant, against their
claim of Interest upon the ptiiH-ip.ti
sum of $7349.33 at the rate of S per
cent per annum. This action has been
pending In the - second department of
the Circuit
Court since - October and
mm
ft ' . 5
i i'Wl
I M . .1
j was, Instituted by the plaintiff and
others, " for the purpose "of collecting
Interest upon certain principals which
had' been deposited fey. them with the
defendant --corporation prior to Its.tn-rol-ency
and to which claims Iidd
Bush,- as creditors, filed V petition in
the court (Objecting to thejallowance of
said claims on the j rroand ' that the
principals wre. State and city funds,
unlawfully deposited, and cot subject
to Interest, i Later the claimants tiled
a, demurrer to- the peUtiok awl obJe
t ion of Ladd Rush which was,arjru
ed on November 30th end sustained by
the court, granting the petitioners Uit
tll December JEd to file a Second amen
deil: petition whic h was dtsly filed. Thie
answer ot SwalTord and! Raker to th
second amended petition j and objec
tions of Ladd & Iu3h denies the ma
terial - aJlegaticns contained therein
and still jprays or an order of i the
court directing the receiver, W.
Siater. tcf pay the interest' upon
sajd ' print-ipuLS' . ' .' ,':( ! .
T.
th
RKMARKAIJIJ-: ! CASH.-Llttle
Johnnie Tan Laanen, the ito-j ear-old
stn -of German - parents- residing In
North; Salem, is ' rapidly ! convalescing
f rum a most severe case of spinal menH
ingtus. wttn serious complicationsyor
pneumonia and stomach derangement.
Tne .case hi. one that truly approaches
the miraculous. The child Xs given
up by the uVctor in chargC who said
ptalnly that medicine wsi)!d no. longer
avail anything Save to suspend the
pangs, of pain untit'deatW wouJd tinie
to its evrlastinarrelief. The awfyl
convulsions (tplnal meningitis hajd
s-t In afterla siege of pneumcmla, arid
it is quite cotnniWnljr believed thit
when Grese, spasms' appear in -ajes of
infants, death Is almost sure to folloi
andin, this case the convulsions w;ere
jety peverei that i. the. anxious watchers
'thought death M at hand more times
than owe.' j Realizing the rvery evideitt
fact that no sytem of tbera pea ties has
o.h mere is m ,tne curative powers, tne
.doctor in charjre-isugjieteil jthat ofte-
Itathtsts iat ken,gtven client for munii
tsuoietwi with thU nalady, and that this
case would certainly furnish a thor
ough test. Ir. II. H Scovell. an tste
pathic practitioner of this,!cKy. was .ac
cordingly summoned, and .though it
took the faithful persistent '.woik'f
many oays ana nignis, assisteu ny
kind niirses and n?ghbors. the child 4s
nouf. entirely r-lieVT-d f HM spasms. Is
bright as -a doltgfrhpd rapidly Tecoverl-
Ung. Could, newspaper language pnp;
erly set forth the details of this case as
sen by those who daily called :to as
certain if the child ctlll lived, tor. Sro,
veil's name and fame would stand high
ainon? the irniirh. older medical prac
titioners of the city. Not a drop-of
medicine was administered Internally,
the restoratlye processes being those of
muscular -manipulation characteristic
of the osteopathic, treatment. Xr. 'fico
ve'l'. would ; file a ; vigorous protest
against the-'publication of this art hie
of news', but it Is written! and'submit-
i ted by one of the neighbors w ho has
w-atched . the case with much interest
and. who feels that such a recojrnitton
is but just,1 and iat the very best, can
hot overestimate ' his faithful, herofc
and scientific work, t ; '- t
FROM SALEM PRAIRtE--Thi's and
alt oilier parts of the country surrounds
ing iPalim, have contritjutetito make up
fhe fine lt,f frui,ts and .VegiHables for
your Sunday dinner, to bit found iixlay
'at' tW: popular grocery store of Bfan
soji & Itagan.. '-.', 'f ,T'!.-' ', t-V. .
A RIG RUSINEFS. The 5?alem ?Hft
offlce is doing a big business these tlaysi
This win the case all through the holij
day St.tson,, and there seems to be n
let-up to It.' Rijfh-watf r-martt was
reached - yesterday In the number of
pistofIice orders iald. Thi numln-r
was 175, and the 'amount Involved, was
$;JO;"3.06. - The number issued was ,75,
involving "$.".23.21. wpon which , the fees
w-ere $4.31. It has'oflen happened that
as many orders have been issued In a
day, and the 'number hat ran Up. tut
high as 110; ;but the number iaid on
former busy days has rum from' 104. 105,
and up to 138. There are seve ral, caus
es that serve to bring abo.ut the large
number f orders; im Id at the talent
IostOffic. among jthem bdng the re
ceipt of iioncy by (the state ofJ1-ials..for
Interest payments on schol land loans,
etc., etc. The high-wau-r-mark of 175
orders paid will no doubt; en, be' ex
eeeded. and within a tew' years this
will, not considered high at all,
Thre Is. growth in nearly esery line
thatvalis for. the receipt of larga num-Im-is
of jiostoffke orders h"rc. : ; -::
Will You Sleep Well
ToHlght?- Not if you have1 a; cus:h lh-t
lK-"ins to torment you : as son as you
H'vdown. You enn connucr the couaih
with -Allen's Idling -iialsjim, whieh will
reeve the"faln in the chest, the Irri
t ait ion ? In the throat and the hrl
breathing. Since It contains n opium.
Ibis remedy nay be given freely to
children, and toXthe ) iriost delicatj
adults. ' ''.' 1 -
A RAT FARU-MlssI-ona,Wools.
of this cityl ttn emerging from the
Ilayesvilie Raptist ehurehL on Wwlnes-d-iy
'nfght last," jrecelved a hea vy fall
through which she suffttetlr ai wvere
and painful wrertch of -tihe backarwi
n.xic.' She' had attended, the New
Tear's service In the bove" named
'chtirrh ami upon coming out she si ip
ei and fell noon the steps.; She was
taken "to the home of M. IIalle:rt; who
reside. nr the church, and Pr. J. I.
Phaw lwas summoned Jmmediatty. i It
devel-iped, upon examination, that the
injuries were not of a serlons-natnre
and after being treated by the doctor,
she wa-t ' feeling much improve! and.
Jater. was taken to, her home. i -
r HF.CKKK ifODIFlKD.-UJircuit Jydge
II. P. Poise yesterdjiy' mwlified the de
rrc which' was rendered In N"ovemter
16. 190U in favor of; the plaintiff in the
suit to reform a certain note and niort
Wage fntrumerit."enitlel, Anna Whale,
plaintiff, vs. Claud Gatrhi receiwer de
defendant, by, striking tt the 'rfosts
whicb had been taxed to thi defendant.!
Bears the
Sirnrtwe
Seml-"Veekly Ftaf vnan, $10
- 5- j 1. '
Legal Dlanka. at Statesman oSRce.
Semi-Weekly Statesman, $1 a year.
SnlscTibe for the Statesman.
,1
TRUST FUNDS
V IN TREASURY
Li-
Great lecrcast h the Ccmrnca
' Scfcccl f cs4 srtQsgts
DURING PAST YEARTHE DE
PARTMEWTS ANNUAL . BAL
- ANCE SHEET S SHOWN.
Marion County Property Owners Hava
Use of Mora of tho State's Money
s . : . , - x:- ;
Than thoss of Any Othor County in
. . . . .1 . - - . j -- - - . ; ..
-Oregon. . . ! .
(From Sunday: Statesman.) '
State Treasurer CUa-. S- Moore
tcrday gave -out a siAtement. show ing
the condltbrrnfhe"lnsae7oans rt:
atctunt of the t rust j funds in his de
partment at the ctoa of the year 1901,
and the distribution of the loans on
pecyunt of the t.'inion S hol Fu nd
by counlleit. The t rut- fund tnort gages
held' by the Treasury are: , ? -Common
Schnd' Fund. . , .$2,30S,371 .43
Agricultural College Fuiul , lOS.&SX.H
Cplverslty Fund 7S.65.t0
tn January 1. 101, the- t'umnwn
School Funl inortg.iges aggregated
$2,090,623. 32. as against $2.301,3(1 1 'P.
atv- Orb ch8: of that year, show -Wig
an Increase- during the year" irv
tni class, of.' sn-curltit'S of $217,74S. I7.
The Common Sctujol Fund notes -re
distributed among She . several, coun
ties as shown below. Marlon leading in
the amount of loans:- .
Itaker.t , 49,039.47
Ronton .. ....).... i 99543 3
Clackamas. . .'. 4 . .'-t, k. i 92,313. Kfi
Clatson.. . . . . i . -. . I . . . i 25,9 t-t t3
Colujnbla. . . . . . .
i . -
1 62.07S .fil
7.3.S7S..I6
Cois
Crook
i
l4.sr,.o
30,67 t.l3.
167.643 7H
27.50(.0
6S.959
42.S6S.49
65 12.50
32,339.95
40.51.K7
14.130.:9
119.12-1. .35'
22,254.60
1Il,0$.S
28.700.00
21 6.106. ?9
140,950.00
22.200. HO
93.160.26
31.35O.00
33.9S4.05
R3.753 f.9
145.5S6.92
T.W.904.62
3O,!r,4.30
103.259 $3
32. 573. S3
85,049.49
Curry . .
IXuiglas' , .
Gilliam. . .'".
Grant.. ..
Harney. .
Jackson...
Josephine ".
Klamath.
ltUce.. I.
Itne. .
Lincoln.. .
1.4 nn . .
Malheur. .
Marion.'. ...
Morrow.. 1
Multnomah
Polk. . . . .
r,
V-
Sherman,
Tillamook j . ...
rmatilia J. ,.
Union. . Tt y. .
Wallowa. J
Wam-o1. "f.r . .
Washfrngtoti, .
Wheeler
Yamhill .7 . .
' X - ''. '-''J. -'i
' ' Total. . . . T.
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.$ t30,371.49
GQNE TU IIEK KEST
MRSr ORPHA CRANSTON FARMER
1
DIED IN PORTLAND
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The Remains Will Reach Salcmi This
. ..' i, f .v ; ; .'
Fornoon and Interment Will ; Be
v'Had in th OddF,IIowa Cemets.ry,
I Where Brief Services Will Be Held.
., ' 1 . . : I i; . : - .1
j!"".- (From. Sundays jKtatesman.) .
- Mrs. OrHiu. Cranston . Farmer, . UK'!
45 yeltrs. dlt!l at" her home in Porthyiit
No."1213 A'niiams. aienue, I'iedtnfmti,
Vt'lO'iuYloc.k a. in., Thurswlay, jla'nuary
2il, after a brief llln;ss, of pneumonia.
Ars. Farmer was th beloved wife of
Rev. J.' .P. Farmer tormerly' of ; this
cltyj and thiw daughter of Mrs. Warren
Cranston, also a former resident of this
city, but nowrvsidirig with her
Cliail'es Cranston, of Pendleton.
son.
. The. func-rsl services were;held at the
fcsldeffce. Irtl IVrtland, a' 3 o'dix k ye
erd.iy afteriHon. and,th remains will
arrive In this city oln the 11 o'thsk
train this morhj ng.
The funeral xDJf
cession will be formed) at thede(Kt. and
froet3il to the Odd FHlows cemetery,
whetv Interment will tx had. Rev. W.
c. Kantner. IX I., wil. conduct a short
ceremony at the cemetery.
.'-; ,;' -.'t Cy-, j 'v (,, r'
.".'? - Death of a Pioneer.
:" Mrs. Theresa Anna, wife of John A.
Khafer. -dll IToeembeir 2. I'.Mi. at ber
hxnc near Turner. (r.v- lleftesi her
bushemd, she leaves seven children to
mourn lwr rad tlemlse of whota fare:
Francis' R., of this city : Taylon ' f: HIs-t-m,.Or.;
Mary H MtKinncy, .of Tur
r'r; , Nellie I. RofUss, of Wasco, '- (fr.:
Vernier C of Nome, Alaska; Jolvn .H.
and Joseph ,W, who reside- pt fbfhne.'
t-he also leaves Verother a d a sis
ter. Mrs. A. II. Cffmeliits; of Marion, Or,
, . ivr eased j , was"'. "d. v 54 years, 19
months and 15 ays. Was bomF bri-
ay 14j 14?, In Manars countyJljinoiA.
Iriaai., shcr ,crsscdtn-laTJSi wltH
b?r parvntSTNoab; iand 'Mary Iowdl,
and settled inJ Linn emty. Jh was
B.rrfl to John A. phafer February
1 1863. then nover.tio Marion emuntV:
where rhe' sp ri tbc -remainjle-r rf her
life." Her one-desire land wish was to
jx-e her family fget her one? more1.
When 14 years of. a:e she became a-
montor of. the .Christian chun h. and
was a C'lit hftti wife. i loving number, a
devofenl Christisn to the'ijtst. t Her sm
f rtnr thought W'as over upward, te.
Having th.ttgood was over pre-nf. en
sbling thvro around to lead a letrr
tir and "alvrays hiving a- kind work
for everymei . ; : -'jji4"JTf f ",''-:'- ''-'
'sTOLRN ClIICKKN.t Iald f:-eso
the pi-year-'1d son of K. M, Reese.
was arrested by City Marshal IX.)
W.
1s-
Olbson yesterday, -;uion a. warrant
Sued from City F.ecordor.N. J Judih's
rurf. charged wtth the. larceny
-of
I rbKkeis from O. G- Savage's chicken
house n rriay evening, wanuary; 51.
Ifr. Favag, who residea on North High J
strett. misted ' several chUki'-na fi"i
his hennery yesterday mdmin. and ..t
once notified the city authorities jf tl -
fact.; Chief Gibson went dowtt to I'r.
ISai-age's residence and f, ndl n ? t h e u 1 -prlt'a
tracks, traced him directly to -J. .
A. Taylor's Fish Market,, on -CoiirC
si reet. where the I chlcTsens had bom
disposed of. and thefe the fiicer learn
ed the identity of the culpriu : Mr. y.iv.,
age Identified hU chit kens, nine splen
did Tlw-m"J! White '.Wyaftdot ie,
for Vhkh the owhe.rwould .not have
take $lj4ch. and recovered them. TL
boy ad revived about $275 for h?
cWclwns, which. amount his father. V..
M. Reese. refunde4 to ilr. Taylor. Tha
bey was turned ovtr to hi father until
! o'clock .- m. lotavorrow -'.(Monday V
when he will be given a hearing before
City llecorder ;'N5. Judah.
A RUG TlIAT SI.KKPS IN
' ' '-.' '. . ' GOWN. -
A UCK
Po j-ou want to see a, beautiful bug.
turkeil away for the wintWT Go to the
nearest sycamore tree and lift up a 1U
tl piece of 'its bark from the trunk
aj about the height of your head frmn
the ground. There lives the lace bug;'
active In aummer; asleep In winter.
This tiny creature Is only about art
eighth of an Inch long. and-to;he naked
eye ieerps simply w'hite.' t l?ut any or
dinary magnifying glass: w 1 4! 'd"! setose- 1
fits beauty! Two Umg suits of hue
d.wnMhelici-f'rTn tliwm "V
nH-k jis surrounded by n Rtirabethan
ruff of lace, -It wears a lace firp on Its
head. It you admire lsice gowns nere
Is a real one. fresh from the hand of
the Croat Weaver, January Ladies
lloaie'. Journal. , r l '. y1--:'
.4 -x '
?'At Bed Tlma. 1
I rake k pleasiint tierb drintd the hcxt
mcrninc' 1 feci bi iKht and liny com-
' plexlon lsxbetter. 1y doctor' saya
' it acts gently'on'the stomjach. liver
' and kidneys, and Is a pteasant lama-
tlve. It Is made from, herbs and
s is pretwired as easily as tea. It -Is
' Vcallol I fine's (Meiiiclne. 11 driiit-
gists sell it at'25c, And 60c4 - Iawes,
Family MrdMn'os. moves the tywcls
-rachi-"dayJ If 5'ii cannot get It. sf-n-l J
for a freo sample. Addres, Orator
V. Woodward. Le Roy. N. .Y. v b.
MARRIED.
RI.ANKKMtfHIP-tlRlTTON.
- At the
y, . Janu-,
Christian I pa:rscnage. Sund:
ary 5; 1W2. at 4 p. m.. In
the pres-
, eiw of a, few Intimate S rlejids, Mls
Clara K. GritlonwajuiUed In mf-
riago to AlK J. P. RlankensWp. iuth
"of Marlon) county "Rev. "-o. '
itllchey. minister of the First hrlst-
lan church, oftlcij.Hed. : ' :-.jV'.'.f .I':.-.;
Mr. and ltfs.' RIankenshtp will reside
on their farili south f Salem, f '.
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V
NEW TO-DAY.
8T UAYK'U lIt STtl.i:N;-i.V PAUIC
x-olored. -etight nintlisold.l Jeiwy
heifer calf.MltTTdnrii't and 1i of 1 all
white. A great pet.,. J. R.' Pan in; :
It. F. I). 4.
6-Sd2w
WANTKIV TO ' HUT ; '."-; HORT S3
hd of good ewes, 2 or 3 yeHis old. '
'Addrens lavtil H. Peu,rsifn. Siilernj itj;-'
" b 1, No. 4. Ore.; "...; ) ;3'- tl' ."
NtlTKl ii II A V R l'. - T AkKN T P : A
bhuk sHw-; vveight hlKtut 200 Ihs. f jcft
' mr ispllvll. AVIddi'rslielm.'ilitar! Fakr
-tirounds. - " ;c : ''Kiy 1 :7lw 1,1 tl
M ON BY TOlJoAN ,t IM I'ltOVRI '
farms nnd city droieriy at per cnt
; perunnum: no eomrtviion. PIohhj;
call or address KugeneRreytnan.- Re- "
;t nerotM-r the' pl.-jce, Z70 Commercial
X street, one door north of fetatesmart
' bffice. ' .' - dwtf ' '
A x WKSTKRN -ORKGON STtCKx-- '
' Ranch, a; vmfortabl home with N
i shHt. ami postofMee, bandy; to rad
j for amalhr.and well linpjoved placi .
handy Xif market In the vvil!afln)-tt
valley. What have you got? J.' A.i
LIton, RlnvUle, Lincoln VoJ-t on.
' tyy '.)ii.y:'J. I:3-4tw(l- Y '
;ESTRAYRI) T11RKK YKARLIKG
i Calves, brand "I.m K.'r on right hip.
"smooth crtip ff. fight eaeTiinder hair
crop in left oar; Kinder pleas notify
W. H. RjigTlsh; Subllirlty. tire.. ,
: -''-"'; j -Jl 'y jii. I:3-3t' .Of r '"
MOM Y TO JA) AN.-41 a nd 7 ihtomH1
on ImprovI uVaJIey farinC W, j A..
"Www r& 213 Stark St r'iL v
Port laud, Oregon. j X ; r- L
X'KDAIl FENCB IOSTS. Any n
ia neel of cedar fence ''pouts will do
well to write 16 IL Jacobs," lietroit.
.Ore'gon.'- . - i- 1 . v ! "If.1 .-
. N' VV-- I 4 .good tune to bl ing .ill
your machinery- and -have your rep.jlr
Ing all dine. t'luMtngs. Iron and bras
famisheil on short not it o. one lMllt-r
and 4-horst engine complete tot sale
cheap. 1 ' K., M. KlGHTRINCF.lt.
- hone'i933, i' ' 208 liberty tU.
WOVEN "WIRE,1 FENCING 7M
K- 'i-i-Xln ' yil' ':.::
to consumers at wfiolesale prices, ;v
.1 11 rn taking. trders to rompletri 11 car
load of fencinff for February 'iHl1v-ry.
; Write now and get prices. IJsi cloVs
January" 15th. K: V-.-. . . j.
; I WALTKH MORI.RY, V
li E9 Kitat afreet, Haleoi, Or.
''.Slem Fem-e. Worss- '. I, -
AnSTRACTOItS OF TITLE. 1 .
ESvTA RI.I HI IKI i." iSwC-rl)y com
plet sot of atistraet 4sMka it) Mark. a
ctitinl.v. Oregon. -Concern 1 1 , litles
consult, ii', i Salcut AbstriSc,t and
Rind fX-. Salotu,- (iregon. I, tF. W,
AVators, Secrets ry and Mnihnkrt.
LEGAL NOTICES..;
NOTICROF INTKNTION TO; WITH- '
liR.tWINKlTRANCK KfSI1r
r RY THR PAIATINR f INHCrt-
; A NCR, I 'O M PA N Y. I.lMFTKlv Oii.
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND. .
T WhoVn It May C'oncern: : ; - - ,
In Hccrdnt-e iwith the.roo,ilre?iiivtii
of the laws f the State ," tirt-gort,
relative K Insurance cornp.iriies." tiotti-e :
fs hereby given tlwtt the I'LATINi
iNKCRANi'R company, limitkha
fi MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, l- ,
siring io'res" doing business within
the Stt- of ffflgon, lnt"nds to wit h
driwI' depoMt with the Trasurer tt .
sid Siate and will, ff no claim s?alrt
said Company shall li filed with the
Insurance tTommissloner within six
months from-the 23d day of October,
1-901, the sametelne the ttate, if th
first publication of this tiotieo, -,wiili-l
draw it deposit from tha State Treas
urer. .--'.''. o -- (- .-"-- -;"-''" i .-. '''.
PALATINE INSURANCE COMPAI.' Y,
, - ; LIMITED.,
Py C. F. Mullina. ' J ' :
- Manager for ths Pacific Coaat.