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J3ALE3I. OREGON, mi DAT, MA ECU 7., 130 COMMISSIONERS -COURT MEETS Assistance for a i Road in Dls- trlct No. 10 MAY BE ALLOWED BY THE MAR. ' IOM COUNTY! COURT IF IT IS if.' APPROVED By Road Matter, W. J. Quiver, Who Is Instructed to Eamfn the Work ' I . i I Already Done Bills Allowed on ! Various Accounts Yesterday. ' 1 (lOrom Thursday's Statesman.) The Marlon' county, commissioners' umit (unvencd the regular March term yesterday and remained, in session all tf'tyv but only one order of any Im portance was made during the day and that win In regard to the, application of Superintendent John Schwab, and others, of road district No. 10, for as- Kisttame Iri building a. road, wherein it -: i Stated that 1 133. in labor and money Uiad already b5en contributed and that thty -were willing to contribute more , for its completion, provide-! that the .unty iwould itslet Iticm, and the t unty roadmasrer was instructed to i-xjiolui- the work acd rpbrt the-probable cost for the completion of the road ut the next term; of court. - The remainder of the day was parsed in auditing and all'twing claims as fol lows:, . f Road and Highway. Cirad; I 175 1 50 4 M AllWd. $ 1 75 1 50 ,4 53 t'aiiltil l,uinbr Co. Win. Itaf r .... t; a. nice.. .......... I,. A. Hit kenon.1 ... Jaiii'x irurry ........ Hali'in cjun Hlore.... 1 L I loiter! son ....... drover Siinmom ... "$. C. 81m. 5f. H.i Moote.. ....... W. J. Culver. . ..... . . KtfH-st VWistter Kills Htevcria ... Win. Mortenaen 1,. Uiriiinnioii. . ,. fC. J. I i.1k. . .'.'' I' iiantten tiray llrot .. ...... J. Kwatd.. . , 4 50 6 H 12 2.-. 1 50 3 SO 7 25 10 00 83 3.J 2 00 . 2 00 5 &i 4 50 6 no 13 25 1 50 3 50 7 25 ' 10 00 83 33 2 00 2 00 & 54 ' 75 80 3 so 25 12 4. 12 4; Poor Account. , I. 1$ IluntsifiKfr ..$ 8(H) U. 3. Vry ....... .r.. ....... 6 f.0 Uoth Hrabor.. . .. 3 00 b-.F l.aa; 13 00 Ktetisloff lire. i.V-30 K. 84lndler ........ . 1 50 M. 8. Hktff. .'. l (K - Ml M. Hirh .. !rj 6S A, II. LaCroJ-.. .... . . 0 0 flarrltt At La vvntH"? 6 17 Court House Expense, $ 8 (XI 6 50 3 00 13 00 2 30 1 50 19 00 S 68 5i 00 17 - j-- $ 151 00 1435 7 r.o 35 IN) Sal;rjn Water fit 14 , ltiirn llaniilti.i T ray' Kalcnr.l.. T Co ... 35 00 la-lllo Ktite .Telephone X- Ti U trraph I'o.... .... xo Yfn.ox & Murphy.. ....... 3 00 Current Expense. , . M. b'lckwiHid.. .S $ 1200 l M. MMr . , 13 J !!. T.f - Mrpn i m J, 11 IV.lun.l.. 3 7r, 18 XI 3 00 $ VI 00 23 R 4 00 I'atlofi Mro ; jl fr ; 34 or. 'A 1 h,mnli.u It II & 18 J, N. I la ft. ............. i . jl 50 1 50 Circuit Court. 3.50 I 12 54 Vii van- .. . iZ. JOi-K'Tlfii - .. . .!. j. '.-.k.. . Uuby orn"ii ;. . JfHJ.' 11o!1H'j .. . K, 'MiM'i'hy ...... 10 80 a to 2 00 1 50 5 (K IS 00 . 10 M' 9 10 2 0 1 .25 5 W) J6 00 Insane Account, :artcr.. f 10 00 Ira U dioall. i Election Account. : . M.-Hinklc t 4 50 W. M; lluhey. . 100 00 lflilH mint I 12 00 ! Stock Inspector. in .! !ke l-r.:...U......$ 7$ i'O $ 4 50 100 00 12 00 $ 75 00 School Superintendent Office. -furrl.4 itrrhaw 1 50 " i 50 , ' j Recorder's Account. j. ii., itoind. f so m Coroner's Actount. . I F. I.n. :.t 11 40 M. 5. Srnilh...' 1 70 irt w tsuins 1 1 70 $ 50 i do t 11 40 1 70 1 70 WANTJ4 1118 PAY. 1L It. Thlflwn filHl rt'ftiapplIc-MlrtTi-ln rtepartmnt No, 2 of tho Sate Clnjtilt Court, tipr u.n .rr fior ftrtuilnsr C'ladd Oglrli. Bu risth'fr f rtllbert troe, to fay him .the sum f 1554.72 out of tjttf funds In Uooflvei patch's tKMinesston, for the potltloner' t3crcni InrtirriHl, while the latter w-s wrv inijr as rrtclver of old property fn.n-r, the apiKlnmeut of the fnlued ftatc District 'tVort for Urcgon. INFANT CHILD OF MR. AND MRS. J. 8, WILLIAMS Passed to H .Fl Last Eva- ' vnir9. After . arr Illness of Three ' Weeks, with Spinal Msninflitis--Will Be Buried at Dayton, Wash : .tington. j. Klbddjfe RHd Williams, j a gdj : imnlh and 2 kiyi,1 the 'Infant mn of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. WMIlianws ak-d at ' ttr lutmi of. Mrs. Alict? IxiFore, at No, 34 Hifih street, a fill 'oVloek I t rvrnlnj:. after thrte weeks f intense : mfTcr in of splmil menlniBtts, The fatlu-r. Mr. J. B. Wlluii. la th- r-anlrer for the Wottdrhen of- the World, for. Wewtrrn Oregon, and U qiiUe H known In thtactty. Inh 'lrei.ts are almost heart -broken rr th-lr lMreiivetnent4 and they have tlie syniiulhy f a trK number "f warm - anil devoted friend. In lhi. thlr hour of prIff. ' . T The ,reinalnfvW IH h taken, on the aft'-rno-m overland today, accompanied W the- fmi-roMlne tmxents. to layton, . .Wusiiiogton, the borne-v vt Mrs. Wil liams' parents. Cap, and lira. M. R. Hanger, wtiere the burial will take .place. ESTATE OF ORPHA H. i FARMER IS PROBATED. Lida Cranston Appointed Administra trix of the Property Which la Val- t wed at 13000 Other Orders Made. Upon 7 petition of C. K. Cranston the Marion county probate court yesterday eppointed L4d Cranston as adminis tratrix of the estate of the late Or pha II. Farmer, who died 1 In MuHnomah county on February 2, 1902, jjL-avins tronrty In Marion count v h mK- able value of S3000, and her bonds were; fixed at $6000, and T. K. Fprd, It. J. Fleming and M. K. I'ogue were ap Iolnted appraisers of the estate. William Lick', administrator of the estate .of .Kate M. Buriclc deefw.Keti. yesterday petillonetl the - court to manure tne dale of hearing objections to the petition for the sate of jth real property, from March 15th to March 20th, Jn order to give certain parties to whom citation has been Issued, ample time to make their appearance at the hearing, whlcK petition was granted end the date changed accordingly.- ' Upon the petition of It. E. Kirk. ex ecutor, and Matilda M. Kirk, execu trix, of the last will, testament and es tate of Peter Kirk, deceaaed, the court crdered that the executors proceed to sell the personal property belonging to the ewtate, which la exempt from at tachment arfd. execution, at private tale. ;- I ; - - (.; ,. . . ' : ,.. . IN SUPREME COURT A DAMAGE CASE HEARD ON AP . PEAL YESTERDAY. ' ' Five Thousand Dollars Demanded for the Killing of a Switch Coupler in ' the Terminal Yards at Portland - Plaintiff Nonsuited in Lower Court In the Supreme Court, yesterday, the i-asw-of ' Jane.Tu-ker, alminltratrix of the eta to of Jatnes A. Tucker, de--ceafMHl, .appellant, vs. Northern Pacific Terminal ("oiniwiny, . rewpondent; Ian appeil froniMultnoiirih ebuuty, was argued and submlltofl. A brief Ktate- tnent of, the cane follows: .. ' This Was an action by the admlnls- tratrtx of James A.Tucker, deceased, to ret"over caused $5000 diUivsges for his dtseth, by the negHgen e of the. re spondent. The complaint alleges. In sutmtaiK-e, 4ha on July 10, 1899, de fendant received, at its yard in Port -land, over the Southern Pa iflc, a cer tain Hat car lotided with Iron rails, uhlch' unnerearliy projected from one to three feet, bt-yond the front end of the car, and was therein improperly nmt unsafely loaded, and neeillessry dangerous. hd on July 14, 189?, well knowing the cohditloii-of the car arid llu lMtil thereim. and the dangers therefrnn. but without readjusting or rightiiK? up the load. ilaeetl the car with Its load of iron rails so projecting on n of Its tkukM In Hie yard, to be xuiIeI with other oars, in a, f rtH Ki t train then being made up for another tin. ttlfd In aittemptlng to make the utHng, decease!, a car-coupler in defendant's: servbe, had bis head taught and crushed Iwtwecn the fore? tifft.'t ends' of the iroJeting rUls nnd file iron railing or gusvrl. or other pro-Jw-tlon upon the rear end of the p proachlng cor, resulting in his death. The answer onjy denies that, ttny of the, rails iwjf'cte! over two feet, and thai in such cnndHIon the loading wtts neither Improper:, unsafe or unrreces rsirlly flangewius. nd avers thaj. de K.'jUM.iLaMiumtM the risk of projecting foada wht-ri he entered the service as car coupler and swftrhnmn. Tetl inony In the rase wtts Introduced, anl at the close of plahUn"s evidence the trial court granted a nonut,. and to revenue this judgment the plaintiff piosecuied the appeal. -I'" Judge 3. 3: Murphy, Clerk of the Su preme Court yesterday arranged the calendar of the court for, the next two weeks, the following cases being set for hearing: Monday. March lOtfi Otto Johnaon, resionderrt, vs. James .V. Tomllnaon. ape)lant: appeal from Tillamook county. 12 m. Tues.lay, March 11th Katie It. Wll n. .etial.. appellants, vs. Fred Hcher Klnger, et alrt respondents; appeal from TillanKKik county, 12 m. Wednesday, March 12th Henry TlS lien. respondent, vs. T. It. Worth -Ington. et at., appellants; appeal from Claekoma county, 12 m. Thursday, March 13tb Curtla E. Cowers. n Infant, by Ianlel C. low ers, guardian, respondent, vs. Star Iggtng lumber Company, appel lant; ppea jfrom CVdumbla,, county, 12 m. . . j . . . r ; Monday. March 17th Wm. M. Iidd. trmtee. appelant, vs. John F. Itawkes. respondent: appeal from Multnomah county,-12 mJ , J " , Tuewlay. March 18th Nannie M. tarr, responenr. vs. Wm. 1 fkarr and Kate M. Kaiser. apt-eHanta: appeal tmnv MuHnomah county. 12 m. i : Wednesday! March 19 B, Hpeneer, nsimndent; vs. V. C. Peterson, a ppel Uhv: appeal frtmt Marion county, 12 m, Thurwlay. March 20lh In the matter of the eMate hf Iwnon Ith-hordis -deceased. ttosw. J. Ktrhardin resrnd ent, vs. Meier Frank Co. and L C. iVi nd ford, appellant ;- a p'peal . from Multnomah c ouuty, 12 m. , ,0 t o zrz. x -v ,161 fc.nl CwiMrm iftca Bearttae lifMtvre f VALUABLE HORSE. :';, .:; i ..,; -,. :- - r "- ': txiftt VATVTI.Ii. Ind.. March 5Ian n.i.i. niu.! hi, hn sold bv I'aniel A. Mr.sn-r Jr. .to M. : K. torgrr. . NftrjTork, fof tW , . HF.IUOt'SLr 1M- Mrs. p.roee Ctm rrineham is reports ss lying danger ooxly ill at the: family hofne, near Hose dale, south f this city, and her friends nre anxious as to the outcome of. her l'Iness.; . .. I';. ' Legal Wank 3 Statesman Job Office. SHERIFF IS " " ALLOWED HELP Connty Cczrt'ABthcrizes Kla to tmploy More Dfjjatlrs" TO COLLECT TAXES TO BE PAID BY THE COUNTY COURT TWO ':- Li EN APPOINTED." 'f ' j"m A Large Amount of Routine Business Transacted by tle Commissioners . at Yesterday's Session County Treasurer Downing Ordered to . Pay the Stats Taxes. The Marion county commissioners continued in regular session yesterday the day being devoted, for the mw part, to the consideration and adop tion of the ebunty: officers reports and the examination of petitions, etc. Dur ing the forenoon the court visited the sheriff's department where the collec tion af taxes 4s In progress, and noting that there was an urgent need of as sistance in that department, on ac count of Sheriff PurWn's illness and inability to attend to the duties of his office, the court instructed Deputy B. IX Colbath to employ what help was necessary to accommodate the people and expedite tbe work of collecting the taxes, the additional nlp to be pain by the -county. Win. M. Dushey and Wm. Hkipton have been appointed deputies to assist in the work, and with this ad dition to the clerical force, the tax payers will be acconimodated as fast as they come to pay their, taxes. - 0 The county court during the day transactei a large amount of business, as shown below; , . . In the matter of the petition of K. C Hettlemier, et al., for the locution of a county road In section 17, township 6 south, range 1 w'st, Orovcr Simmons, (J. I. Ilowen and W. I. Culver were ap pointed as viewers to meet with It. II Ilerrick, Jr and lay out' said road ac cording to law. . ' , The petition Of John Mlnto for h; rpenlng of Dush street was referred to Tload master W. J. Ciilver with instruc tions to report at, the April term of the court. ' f ' . . r - - It whs Ordered Wat A, I Downing, ci?unty treasurer, be directed to pay to tbse State Treasurer, the state taes that may become due for the year 1901, from Marlon county, ;out of the funds in his iosfMSlon applicable to;the pay nieht of state ''taxe. , . ' Mrs. Khields nnd son, of JBllverton. were allowed the sum of $5 per month eouhty aid and the clerk was instruct ed to draw" a warrant for said amount and forward same to" him. The resignation of James Monroe as Justice of the: poaee for lloreb district was accepted and he wns ordefed to turn over all supplies In his hands be longing to the district, to the county Clerk. ' J' t '.;..-:: ! As lots No. , 7, and. 9 in Fair view addition In section 13, t 7 s, r 3 w, are state pnierty, and nt liable to Uix atloh, the.herirt was Instructed to cancel said tax as erroneously aa sesed .. j" ''.''' It apirlng to the court that there is not suffitiient business nor imputa tion to justify the expenditure -of $2000 In eonstruotlng a bridge . across the Santlam, at Jlagara, the petition of O'Ntf 1 Ilrvs et to that effect was dl ".allowed. ' -.-. On petition of F..A. Mangold, et al., Mrs. Kllftv Pirker. of Iarkersville, was allowed the sum of $10 per month county !iild and F, A. Mangold was ap pointed disbursing agent. The petitioirt ot Ralph Itlchards. et nI.,for the location of a county road was dismissed. - The petition of Charier Claggrtt. et al, for the regravelllng of the Ulver road near the Kals"r school house, was referred 4n the county road master for Inveatlgatlon.- The bond of L. P. Bennett a con stable of Mehama. district was ap proved. . U. P. Simpson wak allowed a rebate of 11 on noil tax collected. . OK PLATFORM COMMITTEE. In the reimrt of the Sociatlstlcounty con vention. In yesterday's Siatesnin, S.. T. Nortricutt wan named is thalrman of the committee on permanent organ isation, when he in fact wsa tt. tt head of the platform committee n.I T. J. Clarke rvtd on the organization 'nmmittf. The names were glvfti rong to the Statesman reporter. WITHOUT A MILLIONAIRE. Japan presents the curious anomaly for the twentieth eentury of a"country without a millionaire. ' . Th roolcrn Western problem of what to do with the rieh growing rleher'and the poor growing poorer isn't troubling the mtkado's empire. There isn't an inhabitant there, not even a nobleman, who would Ib considered a rich 'man from an American standpoint. V r The TiJI Shim!, one of the leading newspapers : of the empire, tun been making an investigation of the eoyn try's wraith. ' According to it tabotat-, ed wtatlMlea the greatest fortunes, only yeach the naarter-mllliaa mark. Thre are Reported, to be 441 persons whose possessions aggregate 5f..0rn yen which Is In American money $2nn.ifl. i That mean that there t only one quarter milKonalre to every5 loo.- r-op-ulalion, . omnred with the United States' JSiZS' millionaire, or one for, every 29.0W population, these figure makes Jspart look poverty stricken f i i That, however. U the very fsrthesit positjble removed from the f sets. For Japno has n- paupers. ntie in-re ar no fabu'oaiilyrich mn. thrre arno no- tosrouvly fwoT ones. t wraith is very generally distributed, and ntiery and aurtVrln -a f el -so tlttl known that, the Japanese arel noted fr being one of the J happiest. llgftteet-hea.rW'tJ .r-I' n e.irth. 1 t ... Of I he' ouarter mlllionalret found in Japan. Tokyo, he capital, rsesses one-third, but eight neighboring pro- vlnce have tcafctly any - The other large? cities ranked ia proportion to their capitalists are 0ua. Kobe, Na jaga. Kioto and Yokohama. " With this condition of affairs it is significant to note that manufacturing, in which eo many great American for tunes have bevn'made. Is still in lta in fancy. Among the 4411 of Japan's moderately rich men there are more farmer and merchant than manufac turers, and sixty-six are noblemen. Of this- class only aboyt one In ten has amassed wealth In one generation. A fortune usually represents the inherited accumulation - of several generations. This la quite contrary to conditions in America, where a fortune grows up al most Iq a night. WORKS START SOON.-r-The Capi tal Lumber Co. is making active pre parations for an early start , this sea son. "Already over 1.000,000 feet of logs have beep rafted down the liver and anchored in the slough and there Is much more material on the way down from the Lucklamute and Santiam rivers.. The company Is anxious to complete the nejr1-kiln, and; have it ready for operation before starting the sawmill, which will require about two more weeks, and the management Is In hopes of being ready and able to etart on 'the season's run by the first day of ApriL LINN REPUBLICANS. The Linn county, Republican oentral committee meet today, at. Albany, to fix the dates for the primaries and the county con vention, and to make the apportion ment. There is a great deal of interest inanifestetl In thlsi meeting, us there Is a warm fight on between to factions, end an Interesting time la expected. THIS YEAR'S FAIR SECRETARY W. D. WISDOM TELLS , OF THE PROSPECTS, A Indications Point to the Best Exposi tion Ever Held in the State A Big Showing Will Be Made in Fine Stock. - "The State Fair for 1902 -will be alml lar to those exhibits held In the past two years only it will be larger and better," said gecretary M. D. Wisdom, of the State Board of Agriculture, In an interview in last evening's Portland Teh gram. "We shall underUk to advertise to the public Just what we w.IIl do,,-and then do what wc?say; carrying out our promises to the letter As In years past we will tell the people what we Intend to have, and have it. "The livestock exhibit , Will be better and larger than ever, as we have more money for premiums In Ibis department than ever before. There will , be little change, beyond the clssftf.of exhibits and Increase of premiums from last year. " "The Amerlean Bhortb'irn BreeIers Acsociation. have given us $1000 this season. In addition to an -qual amount of our own for premium lists In this breed of cattle, and the Shorthorns will be fully represented. "The American Hereford Breeders' Association has donated $5o0 for prem iums for Hereford, stock. There i great rivalry between the two beef bre-dr, for the la cine coast market, in the selling of bulls, and we '.expect to see a big' showing put up by both breed.' "I am glad to say that the State Fair . . r.n .ilt'i.t.rlaitm.nt for Ori'Vftn ts hAV- Ing Its effect. Last year when in Chl-1 eag at the great 'stock show, au tne big breeders were well posted in what we are doing, and asked many oues tions about this section of the country, with, the view to .establishing breed I n g farms; and the announcement in the paf ers fchat C. R. Thorfias, secretary of the 'American Hereford Breeders' Association, would ship to Oregon 2M head of thoroughbred Hereford bulls is partial evidence 7 of the good effects that the Plate Fair Is having in this direction. "The agricultural department 1 be ins; devoted to stte prolucts exclusive ly, arid Is creating universal Interest. Farmers are making plans for a large display, and In all the departments work Is progressing most satisfactorily, and 1 think 1 may say that the Oregon State Fair for 1902 will surpass any previous exhibition held."- A DIVORCE SUIT.The case of Charles A. Steele, plaintiff, vs. Nettle (I. Pteele. defendant, an action for di vorce and for a dower share of the de fendant's real estate, was tried before Judge R P. Bolse In the second depart, ment of the Circuit Court yesterday and lite taking of testimony took up the entire day from 10 o'clock a. m. un til fter 5 o'tUcki. m." Several months agar the plaintiff filed a complaint So this court alleging that the defendant reiuipe, io rirnauK whj, huh uu j a .. for -a decree of divorce and for his dower rights to a tract of land (belong; Ing'.to the defendant, which efntalns overdo acres nd is situated abut five rr.IV s cart f "this city. '-Later the plain tiff. n;on find rg that.' the defendant had transferred the property Ih iues tlon to herNmotner. he flled an amend ed complalnVallegirfg that the defend ant as aware -that be was going to institute action; in the court against her and that she had executed the transfer for the purpose of defrauding hJm of his doajr-r lrtterett therein and, besides asking for a 'decree of divorce in hta amended complaint, tie prayed that the deed be set aside ami that be be awarded his rdower Arights. The question of divorce was nor the subject Of dispute, the principal poinj. of inter est being the property involved I' t-tverv individual in-this worCvInflu- enres fn) one iW-rsfn. and the grKater We mall oufwununT some one else. Ladles Jtorne JournJL Mendelssohn's ;VVeldirig March"' is said to have been played for the first tfme at a pubUc ceremony on the oeca stfon of the marriage or the Princers Kryal to Fredrick "Wlil Urn, Crown Prtnrr of. Germany,, in 15. Ladea Home Journal. - ; If si Western person-meets yo any where on this amsll globe and like you. he will always ask yon to tome and see him if you ever baipen to be wiUiJn a thousand miles of his hotase. Ladies liome JournaL ; (Cy (0) j lr ' . . . for Infants CastoHa I n bamil imbstltuto fr Ctor. Oil, laru coric. Drops nnd jSoothiuij STp. It I Ilca.-uiU It contains lieithcr Opium, JMurpUlno nor othf r Jjarrotlo , substance. .It loiroys Worms and allay IcTcriMiiMa. It rnrcs iarrhr aud WlnA CIlc, AVrclievc Tcetli Inff Tronblc iul cures Constipation. It rcjnnatcja tno Stomach and Uovfel. pli"sr b'lthy nnd natural Bleep. The Children's laacea Tuo Mother's l ricpd. The Kihd i Ybu Have Always Bought " ' . s J"' Jt a Bears tho In Use For Over 30 Years. THE . f NORTH COAST LIMITED" Will rtunjo "sen ice la? even bt-tter tihan it was lionn fit whwls bniry, Smoking there, ami all 1 j-litwl by First and fjwond class 1e this CltAC !v TH AIX way lo the Pan American Voti can goitlr by way liith ami the Gi ' Inquire of bat Iiakcs. further particuljars. or write to I A. D.CnAltITON, Ass't Ge ,.-,...-,...-..,r tv v- . - . U YOU p U HEAD . DEAF? PSfe NOISES? ALL, GASES OF DEAFNESS ARE OR nOW ion. Only bj our new invent HEAD NOISES CEASE IMMEDIATELY. . F. A. WERMAf OF BALTIMORE, AT I ymt-Tlstoea. Md.. Msrrk t. net. Cmtlrmrm . Being entirely erired ef lesfne. thanks to yow ti?estent. I will.w ge ya a full history of my ease, to te uHI at your dirrelHa. - ... About fi yrsrs so tny 4hk er trxn to sn-nd this kerH en geti"K woc, trntH I lo tay hesrios; hi hi is esr entirely, j i. .. . I snderwent a tresttnent for calU-rh. for three monlhv wtlhotil snrsttcre-. eoB'tled s iw-i. berof phystrisn. imon- others, ithe roor emioeot esr sfcisi-4 of this ctly. who t-.id we lh-t only in operation eotild help wel and een that only temiwrsrily, that the head noist woiiia then cease, but the hearing in the affectM car Would be lost for-ver. , . I then saw your fi-rtiem-nf srci-lrnuilly in a New YorW psper. anr orn-rei yonr treat, ment. after I kai iro it only slew Hay areo-Htti to -our dttrrtn. .Ie noirri.-1 sml to-ds-. after five weeks, fry he rids in the A ieaei ear has beea entirely restored. 1 thank yon . heartily and beg to remain Our treatment doenrt interfere Examination and YOU CAM CURE YOURSELF AT HOME advice free. INTERNATIONAL AURAL CLINIC, HIICcQK UllWbW j."'-' t ftsvs horn sain In Owt Un ba magk. BLANKS -"assWaWaWBa-s-B-sassTPSB s ssjssjspia LEGAL ONE HOP CONTItSuTfi FILED FOR RECORD e LArwxi i sj t-. ! SALE OF MARION COUN Y CROP Conditien of the Market in the New York State Hep Oistri it 3trorij and Firm vlth Few Quetattens Are High. dales The One hop contract was llie) In the Ac partment of the county rec rder, yes lerlay, whereby Luilan Oeerj 01 mute ville, agrees to deliver U tbr- J". Wat tenbers Company, of New Vork, SOOO rounHi o( the lt2 ;rtp ft c onslfleration of bUh lelnk 10 cents per Kun4. The following' reports of he ivtri-'li tin of the hop market In New York ante mr be of interet vJ the local teaders of the frop news; . f Ctjoperstc n. No hops'" to hwy,' tn hops to sHL: tells -the -story here.. In the city the condition vt t w market iettta'iaa . atron't; rs4.'lrro-"- jSwalorte JUsUj th. ? 2 1 1 &rmi? thiris over i0 hvUe of " itpn h i ve thargl hands In ilalne : urln? the i- k, oW lot brinrlfls li'.sc anl an-rth-r Ul-t-r ouifL - --",; x 'blesiit; Indeic, k't-tu i 20th ii r. count of tbhfeavy,sriow al evei col prevail! rj. but. , little J-s bfen d'rr In the hx-ai market urir the t'HKt wwk. QuotXtiorts reimtin firnt t 17tf ltc. About 6 bults dttiYvd -is &abt and Children Signataro of Jannarj' 5, 11H)2 The train will in It will IV a ctunpU'te- Parlor. Dinint? Kom, Jpin; Kooni, Li Kpimi, iuitl Ilath Kbotw they will all bo elt - cn - icity aiul heatod by steaiiL tickets lolli pno.1 'on. this train. of the NOUTUWKST on your Exposition, Buffalo, New York. of St. Paul a ml Chicago, or pa any KOimiKKX PACIFIC Agent as to n't Passenger Acent, Portland ' HARD HEARING CURABLE thoae bora icaf are incurable. with poHrumuul occuixttlon. afaav saiaal 596 LA SALLE AVEn CHICAGO, ILL THE REM COT THAT CURES N0 rSCVCSTS THKI EPIDEMIC now RAGING amonci ana will Cere thrtn of Jtenrtm, Cough ar iiKDipfr, Ii Prusslaa Jlc, i"owlcr. ' COSED SS NOSSCS. tke I i iiwm -rvar UK Ssl sfcrM smwiMm uc oorrd 11 kurwsst fee.. It (itlMpf smi t f rhntttr .-: r- MSICST KCUX kW I.wsr1i. S.. r ss Mvmm Duitf O., a. StiM., attaa. ALL FORMS AND FINK PRINTING, AT STATUS MAN JOB OFFICE, SALEM S. C. ST0ISE, M.D. "" "'.-.-.''''-" -. j. - l'itOI'ltlBTOlt OK ! DRUG STORES :,. . .KM, OIUCOON." ' ; ; v -The "stores (iwo In nnrntier), are l natetl at No. ZZZ mni , fJl t'nirViercMI street, and are well stocked with a complete line of ilmts and meillrlns. toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc :-':;V-t lIL TONf2 x - lias h-v! some 25 Jresrs )iperlence Irt the , prartttie J. of mcdlclnm, an f now makes no charKu for corrultatis, arainatioa or prescription. lie does a cash business, lie neither,, buys oh tltne nor sells on time. ,- Iji-d4 era. Journals, day-Vvxike. bokkeej-is, bill collectors, and ail Jlhe modern para phernalia of Tredit drun stores, are un- . known in his business, hence a " full at or it and correct nriees. - ' town this wc-Jt frosn the la:ifle r-oast, emfclicnefl V T. K. lotiet. Tuesd ay, John Hutt lpgti 12i lales. stuali lots, prtT-ea rMtilns: - frotn li'4c . t le. Atnonic these was the Jerry Ottman crrv Hrrawm Hrrtnsrs, 25 hale, at lftv . Waterville Il'p rii-rter,H. SStti. In the hl iriirk-t rr.ttt-rS M--in Ii t a standstill. J No .-l-M h.VVtt 1- en tCl"ttedfor about k week liow Tlfere iCuld- not bo tritny even if holder Jn thi vlrtnlty should sHr, btit th-y'.r rot fcjuly U take.tvh.it 1 often"!. I Any of .them Kuld i:Um& ut or lfej-ainl f-j-r h;j as Mjch as 17c, lut th;y Aiirik tr.-y ii vi; oii rt ! tnoi e a uttie The best actual aal betfcUouts lWc, about fen days utiu. ..... ? -ier. was L t;a L'lanks fc'Utetman Job pmee. SHE'S 1