Weekly Oregon statesman., January 07, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

(OREGON STATESMAN TUESDAY, 7. 190L
Per
. ... For a Few Days Only ;
Oa cat glS3, eilver-plated hollow ware and eight-day clocks One
third off oa umbrellas.0 Remember for a few days only. ; .
Bart's Jeyelry Store
Leaders In Low Prices 118 State Street
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! Bdlfoir, Guthrie & Cr
Have secured warehouses at SALEM, MACLEAY. SWITZERLAND, SHAW,
FRATUM, BROOKS, and th (TURNER FLOURING MILLS. Where they will
conduct a general warthouee and storage business, and will pay FULL MAR
KET PRICE FOR ALL a RAIN. ' ". t 'I
- Sacks dt all These Places for Distribution
BUSINESS OFFICE 2d? Commercial
. J. . G. GRAHAM", Manager.
We 'Must
Move Before
February list
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A large amount of can ets and wall paper, in order to make room
for spring arrival. Nothing In either carpet or Wall paper: will be
withheld: from ttdsxgrat movement. Remnants and tardy patterns
MUST be eliminated from our stock, and to do It quickly we are pre
pared to make prie-s that will do the work without argument; ri
THE HOUSE FURWSHING CO.
308 Commercial St. Next Door to Postofflce.
' V'r-: -V !'Arr-'- ' -V'-- '' ; -' ; -' f - ..
STORES AT SALfeM AND ALBANY. FACTORY AT ALBANY.
THE KOBEHTVIIL
i
THE : LATE PIONEER MISS(ONAR
WOMAN'S ESTATE DISPOSED OF
WilT Be Di tribut.d Among the Several
" Heir of Deceased Other Probate
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; Ordra Made at Yesterday's Sitting
of the Court.. . ""
- (Froin Sunday's J talesman.)
The-VUl of Hannah W. Roberts, d'e-csiMftl.-i
warn yewtenfrty tHd nnd. iailmlt,
ted toirt'bale di.tHtslfig of her personal
andrreal property, the value of which
among her several
tietra as follows: 1
Oeorglana Real, frrartildaughter, Ta-
roma, .Wash.; Kdward. Robvrtg. grahd-
mn, Elbprton, War-h.; farah Roberts
I'rlee.'grandilaughter,! Elberton. Watt.;
Harry Rolrt. grandson. Klberton.
Wanh.; tiares Rt.berta, grandson, El
tert,in. Wash.: EtiKene Itfleris, grand
trnni Orejron tMty. Oii-gon; ha. Itob
erta,' grandson. Oregon Ckty, f )regon.
ho whe'H'abouts is inot known, the
aunt of 910 is tKMirtt'atlMHi. and tn - can?
hei is not giving, the num is to be
dl-UlH uaRy janitii.ng the other helpi
Oeorin H. Miller,' afscording to th
provision of th4 wtllj wis appointed jas
rxecutor of aad document; to aer-ve
wtttiut' liutKls.; I..'-' f1
Wlljlam A. Lovelac, guardian of tho.
vrsorm and estate of Charles B., Hen
ri t,; And Elijah F.i Loelace. miniors.
est'rday filed his report upti said ea4
tate and jetltlrned the Marlon coiinky
jro"bat court for an" rder authorising
ltlm to retain all ni.neys belonging to
Oharles H. LoVeJace. one of the minors,
until he shall bwimf iOf age. and-for
authority to invest the remainder of
said fund In th purchase f cattle and
:tM-ki The court; ', ordered that ' the
money be retajnel according to the
prayer of th1 fielitioner .but, would not
grant authorltyr to; Invest thfunda.
1 Alfred M. E"W. administrator of the
state 'of L.' I). fSm(tl, deceased, filed',
hi report ofTtht? sale of personal prop,
erty belonging W the estate, pursuant
to an .order. fromtbef vourti realltlng
therefrom "the total sum of $TT,.75, and
the sale, was approved and confirmed
i by the -court.' ' t! i f--:- - ; r -': :, y
Farah Ann, Petti Joha, administratrix ;
of the etate of Lewki Pettyjohn, de
ceased, having filed her final account
!-u;n said estate ahd It having come on
for hearing. It waordeeed by' tle court
that the same be approved, "and t the
administratrix be discharged Xrora her
trust- and lier bondsmen exonerated
from all further liability upon her. fil
ing the proper voucher, showing the
distribution of th sum ot! ISlS.i to the
rtrhtful heira the eatate.
: Iternard A. Nathman filed hia report
and final account on . the estate of John
- and" Mary E. Vlesmann. deceased, of
which he i the administrator,; show
Ing that he had paid out ill sums of
money due and delivered up all jrolp
crties of the estate to the parties en-
' titled thereto, he waa discharged from
. tola trust. u'-'r"f -Xky y'''
SESSION OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
Soma Minor -Ordsra Made on Read
Matter and Tax Rebate Draw
f Ing e the Jury List for th. Year
&zi::y : yAyx:u--'r
The! county commissioners court con-
Gent Off
Street, in Turner Block. Salem, Oregon.
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tlnued in session yesterday and the
following business was transacted and
order made: -
lwa ordered that' the county clerk
deliver no warrants for payment of
claims iLgainst the county until the
journal for the day on which the pay
ment of such claim la authorized, ! is
signed by the several members of this
court iv a majority thereof.! i ,
Upon the fayn-nble reiort- of A. F.
Hoburt, v C A. iDunnigan and W. 7.
Culverupon the mUter of topening a
public road in sections 4, 5, Sj, 9 and 19,
township 7 south, range 1 east as pe
titioned for by twelve residents in said
Sections," the petition was granted and
it waa ordered that the saJdx.foad le
established.. T ; I - - ' -
The claims , of the Salem Impfove-t
rnetit Company and , p. & jBentley :&
Co.. for a rebate of 2;05 upon property
doubly assessed were allowed, and (the
rherift directed to make the: correction.
Thepetition of Ralph Richnrtls. et al
for the location of a count yt toad was
accepted and B. F. Hall, Ji RMinch
and W. J. Culver were appointed view
ers to meet wlth B. B. Herrilck Jr, suf
veyoiv for the purpose of viewing out
ami surveying amid road. - I ' j
The official bond of J. S. Richie, Jus
tice of the peace for Scotts Mills dis
trictas accepted and apjprojved. j :
. -.4-n wrK or selecting citizens to
form -the Jury list for the1 year 1"M2,
and entering thenr on the, journal, waa
partially completed, and will ; be fin
lshci tomorrow morning.
A large number ofl bills, were also
audited:
WHAT
SHALL WE I HAVE
; ! DESSERT? .!
F0
.This qnesfion arises In th family
everyday. Let us .answer it 'Unlay
Try Jetl-O. a delicious and. healthful
dert. Prepare! in two minutes. 'No
t-o4ling! no iiaking! 1mply ladd bolting
water and set to ctKl: Kl.i vors: Lemon,
Orar.ge, Raspberry and Strawerry.
iet a package at your grocers 'today.
i cents.
AN APPEAL The State Board of
Education yesterday heard an appeal
from Ponton county. A 'Mfs. lYalt,
who "had applle.l for a teacher's certifi
cate, h.ij failed in the examination In
wrltren arithmetic. She claimed! that
she had prepared herself fdr an exam
ination in rmntai arlthmeijlc, and Was
called upon - to answer- Questions In
written arithmetic, and, t If at as a;e
sult of this change In the program, he
failed. She (lemandnt a ceHlflcnte. and
failing to secure It. apeilej. In nil
other branches she' stood (high.- The
board henrd testimony and arguments,
and took the matter under advisement."
A TEXAS WONDER, j
i j '
i y Hair Great Discovery.
bhe small bottle of j Hall's Oreat
IM soovery cures all klJneyl and blad
der 1 troubles, removes I gravel, cures
diabetes, seminal emissions, weak and
lama backs, rheumatism; and all irreg
ularities of the kidneys and bladder in
both men and women, regulate blad
der troubles tn children, i If -not sold
Djryour druggist, will be sent by mall
on receipt of $L- On small bottle ts
twot months' treatment, ami will cure
any case above mentioned. Dr. E. W.
Han. sole manufacturer. 1 P. O. Box.
:4 St. Louis. Mo. -Send; for testlmo
rlats. Sou by sfl druggists, and at
DR. S. a STONE'S drug stores., Sa
lem, Oregon. -j j, ; ;v: -
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Riad This, ? " .
i Ban don. Ore- Dec. . 1901.
Dr. E. W. Hall. St. Louis. M. near
Sir I have used. your Texas Wonder
fori kidney and rheumatic trouble. Its
effects are wonderful. ! It -Tiaa no
equal, and I, can cjieerfully recom
mend it, Tburs truly, ;
HARVEY HOWE.
.LVgal Blanks at Statesman office.
THE CONGRESS
OF FARMERS
0;ni23 Sessias CtlJ at the Ca;Itc
last tveaieg -..-,-
ADDRESS OF WELCOME BY H. B
THIELSEN. AND RESPONSE BY
r RICHARD SCOTT.
Grat Progress Made by Oregon Farm
- era Sine th. Coaresa Waa Organ
ix.d Two .Year Ago Dutiaa of
Dairy Commissioners
The third annual meeting of the Ore
gon Farmers Congress convened in the
Senate chamber at the Capitol last ev
enlng; at 8 o'clock, Hon. Richard Scott,
president of the Oregon Dairymen's
Association presiding. . He Introduced
Mr. Henry H, Thielsen,' president of
the Greater Salem Commercial Club,
who made the f
V Address of Welcome.
Mr.vThlelsen said that, aa. president
ii me viBBi ii was nis pleasing amy
-t. .. . . .
to extend a cordial welcome to the
jOregon .Dairymen's Association and
Farmers' Congress, and remarked that
oiuuing tne - rarmers welcome was
somewhat like throwing bouquets at
himself.' He said that thcW meetings
were good, both for the producers and
fotwumers; that the railroads had for
merlyl purkued a nistaken policy, but
they jhave changed y and since Mr.
Markham came here the Southern Pa
cific .Company has pursued a liberal
poltevyi and his successor, Mr. Miller, is
carrying out the same policy. These
meetings where farmers come together
to see what Is best for themselves,
are good things and will help to raise
the quality of products and create a
better demand. We have a climate
without a peer, soil without, an, equal,
and there is i not another country in
the world that can produce' butter as
cheaply and of so good & quality as
Oregon, Since the first, session of the
congress here two yeariKogo, he said,
he had- noted progress inxmarketing
products. He again iextendeda cor
dial welcome and extended the free
dom of the elty. ' ; .
In response Mr. Richard Scott of Mil-1
waukee Ore.,! said that as president
of the Oregon Dairymen's Association,
he appreciated the cordial words of
welcome. This- is, the first time the
Oregon -Dairymen's Association, has
met in Salem.' - All branches of agri
culture are represented here, as well
as the Grange. The time h;as. come
when1 we have to raise everything of
superior quality. The speaker said,
when he came to Oregon butter was
selling -at 60 cents per pound and milk
at 10 cents per quart, linan was then
25 cents pr sack If the purchaser fur
nished thesack. In Portland It was
sold and shipped at '$", per ton. - lie
said, there is always room at the- top
and the man whi puts up a first class,
article will always have "a good.nmr
ket; he said he dUl not. think- the mem-,
bers of the Live Stock Association un
derstood . what the Grout bill means,
and spoke of the opposition' Of- Mr.
Springer, president of that asfjociatlon.
to the bill. lie referred to the pres
ent Oregon law ahd thework done by.
Senator N. H. Looney In getting it
through the Senate early In the ses
sion, and also referred to the work of
State Dairy nd Food Commlssipner
J. W. Bailey'in enforcing5 it. lie spoke
of some manufacturers whd put two
wrappers on . oleo, the outside one la
beled "oleo," while" the inner one was
marked 'butter." Wnen . the brick Is
.taken out of the ease the "'oleo wrap
per slips tiff and the oleo passes for
butter. ; He spoke of his efforts to se
cure a condensed milk. factory at Port
land, and expressed the hope this 'as
sociation 'would !go on record In favor
of the Grout blljl and full weight but
ter. !-.'.- ' ' , ;;
At the conclusion of Mr. Scott's ad
dress Miss Mabel Lankton Carter de
lighted fW members or the congress
with a recitation.
Hon;. J.W. . Bailey presented a paper
on the "Duties of the Dairy and Fol
Commissioner." He spoke of the du
ties Imposed upon such officer In other
states where some have only to- look
after the butter and cheese pr'ouct.
and others butter, cheese, vinegar and'
molasses. In Oregon He Is presumed
to see that air food' ar , piire. , II
then outlined the difficulties met and
overcome. . ''-."-, L
I- Mrs. Scovell sang a solo and was
called up to $ppear to an encore.
Mr. y. H.,Ohapln of W. 1L Jlafk
tc Co., Portland. Ore presentedv the
subject of marketing of dairy ' prod
ucts, and a discussion followed rela
tive to market quotations, as to
wether butterahould , be quoted
the. highest price paid for an extra
fancy article, or at lower prices, after
which the congress adjourned, to 10 a.
m. ttKlay. Following Is today's pro
gram: -1 - . v
Tuesday, January 7th, 10:00 A-M.
Testing Cream .nd Milk at Cream
eries. C M. Brown. Portlan!. I -g
The Makhigand Feeding of filag.''
O. W. Weeks. fWra. '
.-Veterinary Obstetrics. Dr. William"
McLean, State Veterinarian. Portland-
- . 2. P. M. -
"The Prbper; Animal to 5 Keep fof
Dairy Purpose,'vVUliam Schulmerlch,
Farmlngton. , ,
Troti from a DaJry IIerd.if S. M.
Douglass. Eugene.
"Prise "Butter from Hand Separator
Cream," E. C. R4ee. Albany.
i i '-I.;-. 1 P. M."' .. ,-; -'M :Kr'
- Music "
- rVaxlaUona In Jfllks Tests,- r. ; I
Kent, CorvaJits.
I Music; -
- XThannel Island CatUe. Thomas
Wlthycombe, Scholia. .
Music . - -
"Dairytngf. In Western Oregon."
T. S. Towosend. Portland- ,x
Edaeate Yw Swts Ttc eaaeartna.
!0e.3Se U C O. C. tsU tfrsggists refund saoaey.
DO YOU GET UP
x ! 7ITII A LAI1E BACH ?
tlSstj Tretftle. Cakes Ton , KIseratlf.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers ts sure to know of the wonderful
, cures mace ..ty a ur.
KUme'sSwamp-Roet.
I the srreat kidney. liver
t and bladder remedy.
. It is th- e-mt me.dl-
ri cal triumph pf the nlne-
1 . al . . J,.
covered after years ef
nrIsnf ifL csb s K . Vs
HgNJCfc Kfiiher, the emC
I ' M MAM. 1 . m I -
wonderfully successful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder,- Brio acid trou
bles and Blight's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble. - . ,
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is nor rec
ommended for everything but if you have kid
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
hist the remedy you need. It has been tested
m so many ways, tin hospital work, tn private
practice, among the helpless too poorto pur
chase relief and has proved sa successful In
every case that 4 special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It; may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder troufile,
When writing mention reading this generous
offer la this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer ecCoBing-
hamton. N. Y. The
regular! fifty cent and Honaor bwm-rw.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists,
COUNTY COURT
PAYS A CLAIM
for. f xpertlng the . Books of. Sorae
of the Officers ,
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS ORDER
4 - - . fc . --. 'r '.; i' L '
E0 PAjD to Clark and Bu
chanan, the accountants
Both Men Have Gone Away on Busi
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ness A Consultation with th Sa
i ;(- .- " -IIX r
lem Council Regarding th. Levy
ing of a Road Tax; "
TheKcounly commissioner's ,', court
continuedMn regular session yesterday
Uedin re
morning at 0 o'clck. Several-nSat-
ters, of considerable' Importance were
taken ,up and, disposed of during the
day, among the 'mostv important of
which iwas a 'communicatl
as
presented: In open . court by
expert
accountants engaged In check-In
the
County books. It pertains top their
work upon the records of the Marlon
county officials, and an exact copy of
the letter follows: -.
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"The delay caused by your county
offlccrp-: 27 days in the endeavor - to
prevent us from expertingv their acc
ounts and records in accordance with
our contract and the addltionil - Im
pediment to a rapid and systernatic In-
pectkon by being compelled to .prose-
cute ! the
w
irotk under the most;
trying
and
distressing conditions, 1.
e., to
work In tha regular public offices with
the natural aixl obvloua disturbances
fnol$e, yorifuslon nnd frequent
fupttuins, haA so retarded awl hinder
ed usl -that we are easily rmoM than
forty (lays i behind In the completion of
our .contract- which Was anticipated
for this. meeting of ynir court to the
detriment of our other engagements,
one of which impose upon us th nee
esisity of immediate acceptance. -,-Jn
order to save ourselves from as much
pecuniary loss as Is possible under; the
rtrcuinstahces, we are obliged I to j request;-
from !yoir-Qurt permlssloln to
substitute in pi -ice of our Mr. Clark, fur
the balance of time necessary to fm
Irh the examination. Mr. ' !L wj Coch
ran, 4 resident Of . Clarion county.: In
asking for this concession, 'it is with.
the full agreement upon our part,' that
ff granted there lstoile,-no cToange trji
our contract with your court, either in
Its obligations , or : condition.' other
than Uhe aforesaid substitution." .-.
- The letter was pla el ch file, and lat
er In thel day Mr. CochYan biegjinsthe
work of exporting the book s. M r. I5u -i
han.n left tn the afternon train for
I'ortland. Mr. . Clark having ' preceded
him on Sunday. During the' forenoon
the ciurt audited the claim of Clark A.
Buchanan, for $200, for work done in
t hee king the county book s, and ordered
payment to-' be made. ' . ''r.', .
, turing the mom ihg session the Sa
lem ltr council- met In Joint Session
with Ithe county court for theipurpose
of n-rHvIng at some proper method of
levying the taxes for the year; 191
without heaping ah . excessive brdn
cponthe taxpayers of the. city of
Salem. ! Acording td the new -charter
the Hty Council is authorised and In
structed to levy a special road taxi of
one - 4 nd - one. half mllli upon all the
property within Its JurlsdkUon. for thV
purpose of raising sufficient funds for
road, jlmprorements In the . city. The
cltjr council has already enacted an
ordinance providing1 for the Uvy. tni
the county clerk- .has extended ft -on
the .assessment roll for IMli The state
law also provides that the county com
missioners eourt. during Avtts rfgui.?
session at the beginning of -the year,
shall levy an extra assessment of one
and one-half mills taxes on all prop
erty within the county and,t as t can
not assess one district and 4xemptr aa-
cthr, question arose as to whether
the cfty Authorities shall be required to
withdraw ItMfavy and leave: the mat
ter m the Viands -of the county'' court,
in either case It would be;apprlcabie
to Salem district alone, or wTiether ihe
county court : would be authorized' to
levy cm ail otner iianon-county prop
ertyand omit Salem, i The "matter was
flnatljr placed In the hands of a com
mittee which wjll consult with the Dis
trict Attorney and the city's attorney.
war
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1 1 w m
on which w
x -
Hie
W. 1L HoUncs. for the purpose bf ar
riving at romeiegal and proper course
to pursue under the circumstances. ;!
The remainder of the day was devot
ed by the commissioners In Wlectinr a
list of Judges land clerks for the several
precincts throughout th-ounty t to
serve at the eiection tn June." The llt
was not completed yesterday, however,
ami will not be. until during the ses
sion today. V
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JURY LISTS DRA WN
MEN WHp WILL. SERVE MARION
. COUNTY THIS YEAR.
yy'y'yy'sy-j. - -. "'it---v--.:-j
In Furnishmg Talesman tn the Criminal
-,.."1 Court Who They Are and In What
Precincts They Belong, j
'i
The Marion county commissioners'
court yesterdaylcomplefed selec ting th-
Jury lists, for. the year190;f and they
were recorded.-j vThe neh so-, selected.
taxpayers and cltlxens of Marion coun-
tyi are given below, qy preeincta; . j
Sldney-J! W; Jory. W. Ill Black, W.
W. AndeisonR. p Nye. R. P. Hall, W.
F. Iluckner, . Charles i Mat ti son. E. 1J.
Cochran. " . t . '- i v" 1 '
JefTersoh-i-D. IL Ldnejy Ps. E. LIboy,
W. L. Joaes, W. F. Jones, Win.' Pate.
J. L. ! Stelwer. Fra'ak. Fletther. N. 1L
Doty, Frank Reev-
' Aunisville Civ.F. iHelh,
John iA.
Smith. L. W. Condi ti Abner -, , Lt Wis.
Henry ; A. .Kenned II. C. Vart Beren.! S.
W. Read. James T. Walker, I A.
Dickenson and G. W. Martin. . k--
" Aurora Henry Beck. ElliBurkholder,
B. J. Grim,' R. L. ReeU. George Kraua,
Fmlerick Will. , --" l ;
Breitenbush J. M. Holllngsworth, J.
A. .WV-IIeldecke. ';. ' '.' ! -J--.;'
BrooksA. I Beckner, Oliver Bears.
F. X. Moisan. D. D. Oorsllne, ' E.UL
Savage, C. B. Worden. J. C. McFarlane,
T. Bj Jones. . '
Butteville Francis j Buskay', II. I L.,
Bents, E. A. M.. Cone, Godfrey DerUel.
R. Scheurer. John Kennedy, Wm,
tyan. J. B. Wolf, TVVA. Yergan, I'eter
j- eiier.-"- ' . ;- , ; ? x , t. " ' ' (
Champoeg James tli. - Smith, C.
Gooding. W.sT. Colenuini i
, Engl e wood A. D. i Wheeler, A. W.
V.eatch, H. SJ Spaulding. W.xH. Sav
age, Silas MJFIeU'ner, Oscar F. Taylor.
T. P. WHcH. Prince Byrne. T. M.
Klrby. PeteHGraber Jr David Stejner,
D. AV. MattHews, J. E. ; IIowajLC-H
Chapman. El V?-, C.hurchillT i
Fairfield JohnFaheyjqLt ATllyrd Jr,
Gervals-i-iW. K-Brown. S. W. Jones,
Eugene Manhlng. J.-E. Zlegler, S.. II.
Brown,' Frank WAbb, M. A. Wade, T. J
Hall, L. H. Poujade. FJ A. ilangoldi '
Horcb-Rc9)t. S. Shaw, W.-aO Hunt
noweii jus a. wrvonue, biui ni r -
ens, Ji A. Nprwood. t. Y. Smith.
D. Kelly. Wfstlay Desart, Wm, Cltne.
Hubbard f. L. Calvert. If. A, Hln-
kle, Milt Keider, John Scftoll. Win.
Platts, D. J, Yodet. I.C. Crp-wford.
Macleay B. Pattonv J. B. Early,
Oscar Eoff. t.'.Ti King Dajvld Craig,
John Slough.l ; !
Miridn--AJ B. George, T.jW. Ruth
erford, Newt Cook. M. A.. Barber, Dex.
tcrlRobbins. John Christopher."
Mehatna W. Pi Miles.! F.- M. Taylor.
E. G. Siegmujnd, A. H. Wright, George
Gist. . - 1 ' if . . ij .'I .
Mt. "AngelJos. Klrsch. Ch as. Long,
Harey SmitK. T. Hook. M. Cooley, N.
Mick el. John putsi, John Don,.M. D.
Ramsby. J-' I I . j i
Monitor If. T.' Baughman. G. 1 W-
Vedder, W. I. Townsend. J.jB. Sealey,
J O,- Phelpsj Jerome Morly. ; ,i
- Prospect J. A Bishop. Frnk Smith,
WVH. PetttVf W. N. Savagel
Woodbarn-r-J. A". Austin. J. U. Ree
ves. John Bifnrk. John Whitney. C. W.
Warwick. Wm. Lo'verage 6. Thom;t
son N. Hi SollarI. U W. Du'rant. . K.
PomeroyJ T. M. lllcks, Peter) LuHer, R.
F. Cooley. . A. Nendf I. J. A, Diriil k.
Aim; fa mm,.
S. Paul Patrick Mullen, ; R.. El
Kirk, 8. li; Coleman. W. M.. Murphy.
Moses McKay, J. Prevoet. ..
Sf otts Mills P, H. Richie. 0.c G.
Matlock. David BrtHlle. F. pj Whitiock,
W. j MinJer; Iaban Mauldlng, p. w;
Mci'owan. C. L. Sherherd. Jfhn Scotti
: Yew Park H. A. Clark., W. If. Slmp
m, J. R. Pa rih. Grove Ilensley,1 Jhri
C. Sa va ge, (iU as. Town sen d, J.A Ta n -
ner, R- D- ifeterKJ. M. Wagner tUhti
Chambers.
. Turner J. S, Shanks, J. in Watson.
O. I.iMorrls, l2 V. Cavan:iigh. John
GIrarfdini T. 3 Edwards, J. iS-Vorrest,
II. W. Smith.
Suj.Hralty F.
-J. Wright nan. W. H.
Dowfelng. J. Hunt,, lL- N
Khgttsh. Jm.
Al letter, AdariHIiurns, W
NJ LiunWrt. T. BFresh.
H. Tat
St-yton Jj P. Uavis, Thiurston T.
Shaw. W. E. Thomas, S.- TJ. Iirby, E.
F. Lehg, E. C. Titus.
N th Sity erton 8. T. II'ibfetM
Iowentlen; Morley, J. Wrigtit. Jos.
Charnness, II. Ai Hartley.I
' ilv erton Fred Wamackf XT. F. Ie
Gulrr-. Trenton Hibbard, Julius nsh
er, W. U Hicks, James Sifiith, E. li
Tay1rr,, Frank Dai-enport, William
jack. ? j -y ' -
Scittth SiIverVn Alex.. (Thompson,
C. F. Hicks, W. J. Haber ey. Frank
Egan. T.i Y. ; Mc1llari, 8ol Anderson.
It. r , uavenpori,; tis i. Alien, ti; rvm
niers.- A. F. Janx. - i .:
Silver .Fallar-X). A.; Van Gordey. El
mer. Denny, -i
South SalenvW. P. Bkbcock.
Daue, Oliver Jory, T. C. Ia'ldson. O.
HCroisan, Jesse Macy. J4mes. Patty,
C. I Weavers Geo. Whl teiker, G
i East ! Salem. J. W. Gillthfiore, J. D.
Horner, D. Bowerman, HJl Workman.
It It Gesner.
North Salem--Oscar Beaiiilsley, E. T.
Hall. II. C. Fletcher, O. C.
WIIL W. J
Carlton. . D. A. White, Cllri
ton Kurtx.
O. H,'Mudge, Q-.WiJPolser,
ley, LvT. K,eynolds7j
a. Y. West
Salem No. ,1, J.f' if. Lawrence, F.
Steusloff. W. T. Stolx, A. H. Shaef-
er. PVR. South wick. Alonzo
Mofrtt, John
M,- Payne. Hf.J. Petsel, O.
IL II. Duncan.
O. SaVsge.
Salem No. 1. Jo. Baumgaftney.
IL- M. Branson, Chas. Murphy,, C.
A.
Bort. W. W. Jnhnaorv M. PJ
Bidemler,
C. St Hamilton. T. K. Ford,
ton. O. O.- Schetlberg. ' B. A.
Cooke Pat-
McFadden,
J. W. Willson, M. L. Meyer.! C. J. At
wood.Tho."Kay, A. B. Gardner, A. A.
Disqu. ' !-.'.-'- :-.-. .,i''-.,
! Salem No. tj-H. W. Barri Bi S. Rad
abougtt Ttf W. Carey. J. F. Stalger, J.
W. Roland, Wt P. George. John pray.
Salem No. 4. V. u. Bowersox.- Jas,
! Bennett, J. IL Albert, Jos. A. Beardi. I
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Ji -T: Valn 11 tf Van.tervert P - A.
igirms ii. J. i not n as, . k , neuou..
.., : :. ; I -:. :f -.
.; , . ' . In JuatieVs Court, - j '
i Justice of-fne Peace J,. 0Donald yes- ;
terdayefected a list of tat payers rei
Siding im his dlMrlc't tA serve as- Jar-
&fo In his court during the year 190,
as tohows: - -.-v -1---
Jameaf Aitkeii jr. T. Albert.' Ira Allen.
Win. Armstrong, James Raich dor, J. G.
Beggs, H; & Beilei J. M. Blgler; C. P.
Bishop, W, F. Booth by. Werner Brey-
man. a. v. Brown, im. tu jituriey; Thos.
Burrows, Chas. 'alvert. L. C Cavan-
agh.MIiram Smith.' Wmi: Cnerrington.
Jay Cox. E. M. Crolsan. Ben -Smith. ,
MorriiWIprut U M. Bransoii; J. A.
Baker. Harry Stapleton. James Farley.
B. It Crcmk.; b. G. Sivyage. O. IV Dub- :
tuii.-riin u, v . x-.jij.Mf y, cM(nire rarrap,- -
O. It. Fay. J. L. Freelind. J. P.Frfs-
selll J-C Goo1:lIC- Dttvld Kleln-r S A
McFadden.; A. T. Palnr. Henry Shoe
liiaker, jAino Strtuig. G. . W.- Johnson.
REMARKABLE CURE OF CROUP
;t',: A'tattJ, Boy' Life. Saved.' - . -"
L have a few words toisay reardimr
. namoenain s - tcotign. Itemed)'. It.
savt my: little lKys life and I feel
that-I cannot - praise ft 'enough. 1
Uught a bottle of It from A. K. iSteere
or uooattin. . ' jj.. and nhrti.i aot.
home with it the i. poor taby coul t
hardly breathe. I gave1 the medU-lne :.
as dlrectedi every ten minutes until he
threw ui" and then I thoueht sure he :
was fiiln? "in choke tn ilMlh Wa hti.t '
to pull the phlegm out of his mouth !n '
grwwt long strings. I I . an positive that :
nf I TI9(t -nnt mil that Kntll n , K ,
metlicine, my Iniy I would " not' be' on .
earlnZtoday-Joel ( Denunt. Inwoo.1. ;
Iowa- ; For . salei at STDN KTs . .lpn, '--J
Slures.- ----.'; : ' i ' . . . '"
TO REFORM SCHOOL. -4 Donald
Reese.rthe 10-ear-old son of ;K. ; M. '
tteee,' of this city, was brought un
before Ctty Recorder N. J. - JuJ.ih a t
1 : o'clock yesterday morning,; j.lead
guilty to the charge of stealing chick- '
ens from the henhouse of O. G. Savage,
teuced to the Oregon State Reform
School. lie was delivered over to -W.
Slmeral. farmer and steward, of that ;
Institution, win conducted him thither v
yesterday morning.!. ; '
.. Us Allen's Foot-Ease.
A powder : td be shaken into the
shois. Your feet feel swollen, i nerv
ous and hot, and -get tired easily." If
you have smarting feet or tlrtit shoe
try Allen's FoolKase. It ! HoIs tlie
feet and makes walking easy. -Cures
swollen, smarting XJeet. , Ingrowing
nails, blisters and callous stmts. Re-
Illeves corns and bunion of all pain
ana gives rest ana comrort., Try it ' ,
today. Sold by all drugglatand shoe
stores for 25c. Trial package FREE.
dress. -Allen Olmstead. Le : Rov.
New York, ; -. ; - - j . . ,?
T-M ILITAnYBOA RD TH EETS Gen-
eralXChas. H. Beebe. Col. Dayld if..
DunnkCoi; James Jackson, and Adju
tant peneral C, U.. Gantenbeln ;came
up from Portland yesterday, and with
Cot A.; B. Gillis :-of this city held the
annual session . of the State Military
Board," at the capttot yestertlay.! Be
fore . the i boardXjJegan- Its work the s
member made .an wttii lul call on Gov.
T. T. Geer. During the session of the
.board a. large amount Vf ruiijlne busi-
ness was disposed of. Ttje officers all ;
express 'themselves as1 -htghiy plessea ,
with the. condition of the4 f rregon Na- ;
tioual "duard. y" ' . , . - ' " V !';
S. C STONE, M. D
rircrlter of
STONE'S DRUG STORES
ii . -. ' iff-
SALEM. OHEXjON.
t The store (two in n timber), ttr lo-
catea at ro. am k uooimerciai
street, and are well stocked , with a
complete lion of drugs and nisidtclneMT,
toilet artkflca, .perfumery, -y brushe. '
etc., 'etc., etc." . i
, . ; DR. S5YJNE. : v
lias had some 25 years' jejrertince in ,
tlie practlcu ' of nlk'ine and nov
make no charge! for consultation, ex
amlnathwi or prescription. L-'
. Hedoejs a cash lulnes. " TI nellher
buys on tfawi nor seflo of time..' !dg
er. Joiimsl!i, Liy-bok, txkeepTit.
bin cpl!wctor, etKl all th modern par
oTlMTnalUof credit drug atotie ar
unknrrsrn In hi tmslne, hence foil
stock MI fximct price-. ; i
Money to: Loan
. n Imrovedfarm andj.cily prorertyi
'lowest rates.; ". '---' "
'r77T";;TiiofAJK- ford.
i Over I Add A Bush's Bank!
F.a1em; Oregon. .. '. Ij;: ?.-'! x ;
KTi31NER"S MAJlKET.
1 ERgsV22"TeenT0
lien 7 to cents. - ' '..
prlnr r bl kens 1 tq B rrn t a.
TaTJ
THE MARKETS.
PGIITIANII, Or, Jan. ,. V.'btil
Wall-i Walla tltiVi:'
Bluestem. etftCS.
Valley 3fi4;
Tacom-n- Wash, Jan. - Whf-at
Bluestem . Club 2. '
San Franisvo, Jan
. Wheat Oih
Chlcsri. Jan. . Whmt May, oji
Ing. HZbftl ioslng S414." B-iriey t1rf
C; FlaS tl.2; Northwestern JltCC.i
: r ' v-': - Vi :' .
MARKET REPORTS.
, f : "Ur-.-: ':! - ; - ; .- ; --y-y. ."
7 The Jocai tnarket tjuoUtlon yssttr
day were! follows: , '..-'
Wheat 4 cents.! ''"' '-' '-' t ..
.-! Oats lie. whl: t gray; per cenUL
Hay-Cheat, UA to W; clover, $5 t
; tlmotny. to jw, wws ir-
Flour TO and SS cent per sack; $2.S
to 3.20 per barreLI '-': 'ss- .
Mill feed Bran. tUM; shorts,
Butter 15e to ZOO per lb, Cbnrlng);
CfreeincTyr-Ceb-;" ..' -... :. " - .' -
Eggs 22 cent cash. -' - -1! t
Poultryi-rC,c'nl,. 1 1 cm br
ers 7 to cent. ;i ' - ' , S . 1
Pork Gross, 4 cents.
Beef Steers, !!4c . cows, lt; good
heifers. Sc.1' -." ", ,-';--,,
Mutton Sheep. 202e. i
yeal 4ic dressed. , v
I'otatoes 40C to per oususi.
i Wool Ho to 13c
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