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Newspaper Page TextMUfiMfcSBS r " L II THE DAILY JOtJRrML, 8ALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1602. y j ' y t i in i. t i ru w . i ' to k X 4 f'.i. b ir to f. V' x fecit BFl' .v ! . Mepeury am Potash ONIT SERVE AS A MASK FOR. CONTAGIOUS BLOOD POISON The hide its repulsive form, nnd this serpent disease, ." 'c.t i, , flrmrfl. Hm dormant until the effects Biupuiiu, Mjr "-"- 6 . ,1,Efiflt,1 .V1,pfl If 16a1' II. ittfFS? breaks down the mask and becomes as full of life and venom as ever. Mercury and Potash may dry up the sores and eruptions, but at the san e Smo they drive the poison back into the blood ami system, where it feeds upon the tender tissues, membranes and iicrvcn, , finally breaking out in most disgusting sore3 and even destroy ng the flesh and bones. Mercury and Potash cannot accomplish a radical and permanent cure. They have a palliative but not curative effect upon this treacherous snake like disease. These drugs produce mercurial Rheumatism, destroy the teeth and corrode the membranes of the stomach and bowels, causing inflam mation and dyspepsia, nervousness and general derangement of the systci . S. S. S. is a Specific for Contagious Blood Poison, and the only ntitid s lor the peculiar virus that spreads so quickly throughout the systen , corrupting the blood and infecting every organ and fibre of the body. " o o 5 .L.trxm flio onrnMif. nncl eliminated vegetable remedy aud we offer $1,000 for proof to the contrary. Write us about your case and our physicians will cheerfully advise without charge. Our home treatment book will be sent free to all who Seit. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Atlanta, Qa. as22;i23M?K ...CHICAGO l PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. The Ruling Power day to boat any provious onori, .... ' r a. will bIvo you prices on tollable ury Humming witn ouBiuess ior muao Sc Dress linon wash ... . ....8c 20a dreBS linen crash H'c 80 Scotch lawns -So 20o fancy lawns, latest 12Ks BHe fancy light porcales . . ( ,4Ko 86o blnek taffeta silk GUo 7Go black satin 4Go S9c, 50 inch tablo linen 23c 05o whlto bod spreads 05c Ibchuck towels, slzo 00x18 ...-tic 12Kc 4 irich wise embroidery. . .6c REMEMBER THIS BALK McEVOY BROS., Proprietors. rnnrt- Street. Sfllcrfl, Oregon M&GS&l&& TODAY HARRITT & LACJQRBNOB Old Post Offlco Grocory. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from ono of our tender and delicious moats. Bleaks, locib or muttcn chops, voal cutlota or iork, Onr meata aro all cut irora tho fattoet and orimost cattle, and wo can BUpply your tablo with frosh, nutritious and wholoBomo moato at bod rook prlcoB. ' E C, CROSS SALEM ORE Phon 201 Gambrinas Beer! AND oox Everybody 'THE) ALEX CORNOYER Dry Goods at Reduced Prices. Dimilies and Jawns at reduced prices. Muslin underwear at reduced prices. The best values in the city. Come and look the stock over. Corsets from 23c up. We have a tot of small sizes 18 and 19 which we will sell from 25c up to 40c; none higher. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT running full blast with all the latest novelties. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho Pootofflco, CHERRY sceeiB?i?HHir.9 Igl eetoa. R. M. WADE & CO. ...Oregon Corn Meal... We hftve a nteo stoak, ol Frh Orouud tb teal Uste to it and Is far nutter Wian mill ww ao othar. Phono i7Hi. ...BREWSTER PEEDMEH AND p Cf Vtp run WTOji every atom of poison from the blood, it makes a thorough and radical cure of the disease, and at the same time builds up the general health. 3. b. . .rmfnlntt tin minerals of anv kind, but is a purely STORE.. tisftttSf Sat pnviy . y .v-r.r'r -"-",: ., .., rBti tt tun ifiirntrn niiiru rowib inm -j-ji- - - mu; - . - . - . Children's $1 25porcaledroB8OB05c ni.n. I.....'. 9fln Marina hnnlinta. . .Co Ladles' 75c crash sklrti jc LadloB ft 60 dross sk'rts. . . . Mo Ladles 76c Bearsuckor undersk't 89 Ladies' 76c oallco wrappers . . .flto on'o60cBRlbrlgtflnunderw'r26c Men's 76c white dross shirts. .46o Men's 10c brown socks Cc 10c whlto poarl buttons, doz . . Aa Ohlldron'n 16o nutnmer vests . .10is ONLY FOR TWO DAYS. STRAWBERRIES GREEN PEAS CABBAGE is welcome at NOBLB 0or. 8tato and CommorclnL Phone, Main 81. SBBDBR 'TT'lllB perfect Olierry Boeder dooB I not crush the cherry or cnueo V any loss ot Juice; a nruotlual mnohlno for large, siiuH or C. ifornla cherries. Tho feed cxtrnotlng kulle drlvo tho seed Into one dish and actually throws the cherry Into another. Tho marks ol tho knito can scarcely bo seen on tho btntded fruit. It eoeda from 20 to 30 quarts per hour. Ufltall prlco, 89 cents. Orewn Com MmI. Mmethhiu that h im unu wvi. ji9 w m. - r & WHITE.. SEEDSMEN. Salem. Oreaoa WvMFMJRm tm iirfwfi. i It .fmlTt-i .-iiSir ' J ' - 'i -i- w THE DAILY JOURNAL Members Northwest Afternoon News paper Leayue, BYHd?ER BROTH ER8. DallyOne Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Cnrrler, 50 Cents Per Month. Weekly One Year. $1.00 In Avance. ONLY A LABORER. .1. Kcuerstcln. of 1 onox, Washington county, sonde In a petition of 38 cltl zoiiH, ashing for a special Hussion of tfio logiBhitiuu, to enact flat salaries and put tlio reforendilm into offect. This petition is headed by a stone cutter, and the Hlgnors aro nearly all worldnKinon and farmors. It Bhnitld 1h rompmborod that such petltloiiH moan a great deal, whan thoy cotiiH from clean and diHlntoraoted clt- lzonshlp. I All tho predatory oflloIallBm of Ore gon Is loudly or Hllently crylnK out ; n,'aliiHt a special eeBfllon. Hero and thoro a county or local of flnlnl nnil nvnn n. taw stnto oHlcials, aro honoBt anotiRh to admit that a spe cial aeflBlon Is tho only way to enact th lit reform. Officialism that Is dictatorial In pol itics and that wants to run tho legisla ture and the fitato government to suit Its own purposes says do not put us on flat salarlefl. It Ib unconstitutional. Oregon nc-WBpapors that have been undei political control for "time Im memorial" nro sayinK that it can't oo dono. Tho Fulton-Hrownoll Kuykendall brigade of rovonuo-huntors all say It can't bo dono. But mon who aro only laborors and only taxpayers all say that It can be dono. Thoy nro alo qulto a brigade when It comos to voting. DISGUSTING. Political BhnrpoiB aro running over tho Htnto ongaged In tho btiBlnoss of organizing tho noxt loglalnturo. Thoy aro forming combinations as to who shall bo prcsldont Of tho son ate, and who shall ba speaUor of the tlOtlBO. Tholr platform and tholr progrnm Is porsonnl advantngo'aud boodlo. Isn't that a disgusting proposition? Thoso folIowB caro nothing for tho promlsos mndo In tholr paity plat formB. Thoy caro nothing for the condition of tli U ovorhurdnned taxpayor. Shouldn't thoro ho a llttlo program mlng from the othor standpoint? Isn't It time Orogon hnd somothlng bosldos n loot loglslaturo? Isn't thoro something mora ossoutlal to state government but who shall havo clorkshlpB, aud how much shall bo graftod by tho normal schools? Yet unlosB tho pooplo nro hotter oil ucatetl, nnd tho momborfl of tho logls luturo better lnstructod and holpod to sou things from other than tho graft standpoint tho noxt legislature will bo worse than tho hist. THREE THING8 NEEDED. Tho first thing that strluoM tho civ ilized stranger on making closer In quiries nftur arriving at Salem: Tho nbsonco of any hlghor grades In tho public schools. The nbsonco of a public library, Tin absoiut of a baseball club. Thn city bus hoiiio vlttuos that make up for thoso lacks. It has tho only mm-paitlsan business city govoinmont In tlio world. It has two finely equipped modlcnl hospitals. It Is tho state capital and tho placo whoro tho Capital Jiiimiul Is pub lished. THE UNION HA8 HELPED. Tho odltor of this paper bolongs to ono union tho fruit groworn' union, and It is a pleasure to report that stmwburrleM. at least, were not being dumped on this market Jit B0 to 75 couts a ci ate, as heretofore. Tho retail price Is $1 10 a crato at present, and prices will still advauco. Tho growers can pny a fair prlco for picking, ami (an havo a litlo profit at those prices. The Sure Way to prevent lMioumonhi and Consump tion Is to euro your cold when It flrst appoatu Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough in n night, and drive tho cold out of your system. Al ways a quick and sure euro for Asth ma, lironchltis, nnd all throat and lung troubles. If it does not satisfy you the diugglst will refund your money. Write to us for freo saniplo. W. H. IIOOKHlt & CO., Iluffalo, N Y. D J. FItY. Druggist j0W 1MB MVtii.li1 H Mi mi Good enough for anybody! LL Havana Filler " KOAODORA " BAUDS an o tarn vain at tgs rom "STAR." - HO$B SHOS," SPBARHMAD,'"SrANMRO HAY?.' "OL0HMCH& Hotter." "SAWiaG." "QLB VAROlNr" er"MAST9R WORKMAN" 7Wskco. lnummnirmtiT -" f m 0sm you want cut well gain, you can not tnko a bot t o r medicine than the Hit ters It Is the brst Iiealth re torcr known to identic, nnd rill cure , . Headache. "T Nervousness, Flatulency. Indigestion, and Malaria FeverandAeue Try It. ittebs Tho union has helped tho producer, and hns not hurt tho rotnllor nor tho consumer. BETTER SCHOOLS NEEDED. Portland malntnlns a high school with about half tho tax levy for school purposes that Salem Pooplo havo to pny. Ashland, Roeoburg, Eugene, Al bany. OroKon City. The Dallas, Pondlo- ton, Dakcr City and many smaller citlos In Orogon no tno same, nnu an pay lowor school taxes than Salem iloos. It Is not for tho purpose of finding fault with tho schools wo havo, but to emphasize tho bollof that progress in school mattors Is not Incomputable witli lowor taxoB, wo call attention to this. Thoso who opposod Mr. Tuthlll, bo caiiBO ho was bollovod to favor pro gross did not mako a financial showing that hlghor grades would mean hlghor tnxos. Somo opposod him merely be- causo thoy aro opposod to any pro- groBS In tho public schools wnatovor. Lot ub ho lair and reaBonablo about this. If It Is posslblo to havo better schools, with tho same or lower taxes, why not havo thorn? Ib It creditable to bo tho only city of this bIzo In tho state, or In tho United States, that has no high school? Wo think not, nnd tho people will think bo when thoy fully understand what can bo dono with the monoy now Bnont on our schools. Aro tho Central and Llttlo School housoo. In tho heart of tlio city credit- bio to that (lno rcBldcnco part of tho city? Nolthor of tho buildings Ib ill for a calabooso for a inodqrn city. Thoy nro badly lighted, unsanitary and so old thoy smell bad. Mr. Tuthlll was suspected of having doslgnoa to romovo thoso eyo-sonm and probably would havo holpod bring that ubout, as tho old buildings could Ijo Bold and ouo of tho corner lots sold and nearly enough realized to put up a modorn school houso suitable for tho llttlo children In that part of tho city. Indeed much could ho dono to Im prove our schools without a dollar of extra taxes, In fact with lowor taxos If thoro woro tho right spirit of pro- KrosB In tho school board, or n major' ity of thorn. Tho public schools will bo what tho city suporlntoudant and a majority of tho directors mako them. If you are troubled with Impure blood, lndicatod by sores, plmplos, hoadacho, etc., wo would recommend Acker's Blood Elixir, which wo Bell under n positive guarantee It will al ways euro Scrofulous or Syphilitic poisons nnd nil blood diseases. CO ots. and ?1.00. D. J. FRY, DrugglsL New Elite Gallery. Tho uudorslguod has purchased the ISIIto gallery of Unit & MaLonubn, .ind hnvo secured tho sorvlcos of Mr Carl Notdstrom, who Is known ns ono of tho finest oporatoi-B on tho coast. Krlonds, patrons and tho public cor dially Invited to call. Ovor Dalryra plo's storo. T. J. GRONISI3, Prop. G-0-t-ood JOURNAL X-RAY8. Tiacy and Merrill should bo labeled "well shaken before taken. One of tho hardost tasks ovor set to man Is to sift tho truth out of a He. A Pennsylvania man stnrtod out tu shoot a dog, but, lustoud, shot hlmsalf. Now Is tho tlmo to begin to rest up for the hard work of your summer vn cation. If General Wood woro to Iokh his Job for distributing sugar trust funds lu tho Intorost of Cuban reciprocity, It would be a pretty scurvy piece of liusluoss If Havomoyer did not give him a nice, fat directorship of somo sort Health and Disease at llluitratcd In the Scalp. Fig. I shows a section of a healthy hair ma$nlfid. Pig, 2 shows tli deadly effect of the DANDRUFF GGHMS that art destroying the hair rooL Destroy the cauw you remove the effect. No Dandruff, no Palling llilr, no Daldness, If you Kill the germ with NEWBRO'S HERP1CIDE. Per Salt by all Dru&bt. Price $1.00. si Proposals for Wood for 8tato Capitol Sealed bids endorsed "Proposals for wood for Capitol," addrossod to tho undersigned, will be recolrod at tho ottlce of the secretary of stato until a o'oloek . m June SS. JSM2, for all or any part of $10 cards of flr wood out while green from big body flr and well seasoned. All wood must bo four foot 1H. reasonably straight, aud not loss thftu two aud one-half Inches In dlamo- twr. to Im delivereil at such place tuuy be designated, within four or live blocks of the Capitol grounds, clasaly corded, without bulkheads, not latgr than September 1, 190X. The riht Is reserved to reject any or all bids, or to accept or rejeet any part QC a bja. PI DUNOAR. im.ws. Secretary of State, AHi'yjjpHL fKCHH& '$11' Ik r3 liV ill ff 1 riff Wfy fA )" ryy'' eni i MARION COUNTY COURT Official Report of Proceedings of County Commissioners For Alaricn, At Its June Term, 1902 Election Account Continued. A. K. Austin J. J Hall. ................... 11. II. Scott L. A. Dyrd, Jr. J. J. Fahoy W. V. Hannogau J. W. Wohrum O. A. Miller .'.... f. M. Aral R. If. Coshow .-... W, A. Jonos T. I). Jonos O. A. Jones A. L. Dacknor W. H. Egan Frank Link S. A. Ilughos 3.00 3.00 3.00 9.00 6.00 G.OO COO COO COO 3.00 8.00 COO COO G.OO COO COO COO COO coo coo G.OO 6.30 G.OO COO COO COO G.OO G.C0 G.OO G.OO G.OO COO COO 10.00 G.OO G.OO G.OO G.OO COO COO G.OO G.OO COO G.OO COO G.OO COO COO 10.40 COO G.OO COO G.OO COO COO G.OO COO 1.00 G.OO G.OO G.OO COO G.OO G.OO 8.00 COO G.OO 7.G0 G.OO COO G.OO COO COO 9.00 COO COO G.OO G.OO COO 20.00 COO G.OO COO G.OO COO COO COO 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 COO 11.00 COO COO G.OO COO COO 11.60 COO 6.00 G.OO COO 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 8.40 6.00 6.00 U. II. UIUWU1L. ........ . O. II. Parmontor J. Hording C. F. Royal W. N. Savago D. Webstor C. F. Swank R. N. Hoover John Outerson J. A. Holdecko '. II. J. Work in an F. II. Smith..... O. Aufranc Jamos Horrou Geo. Hiico J. U. Ashby 0. J. Wolfer .-... John Scholl 13. Coylo W. T. Grim J. Calvert John Gooding S. II. Coloman J. S. McDonald J. F. Davidson , Gideon Stolz . Wm. Manning Gideon Stolner 1. W. Derry C. O. Wilson Roy Gosner J. T. Ross II. T. Hnyos .., W. 13. Owon J. R. Whlto Chas. McKee Jos. Vnn Cleavo ;.. J. D. Loonoy G. M. Dungan N. H. Doty (J. W. Humphrey F. II. West Jay Jlleaknoy 13. Donny John KiniBoy G. W. Cllmor J. T. King Wm. Short It. V. Craig T. II. Ration D. 13. Robertson W. H. Hllloary Levi Ilorron R. O. Thomas J. M. Watson G. A. . Mooro Alox Thompson M. Small L. Q. Dowor P. Y. McClollan W. C. Mount W. J. Haborloy J. M. Ilollongswortli Frod Stnhlman A. T. Wain G, O. Gnus Goo. Grlswold,, 0. L. Watt.... Jos. II. Albert W. A. Mooros.,.., T. K. Ford 13. M. Laforo 13. T. Osborno 0. V. Allan L. McClalno , n. W. Holmaii F. W. Powor J. L. Cook C. F. Ray. David Ramiigo ,.... F. U. Hull J. T. Ileuuott 13. A. Taylor , L. P. llonnott ,!., F. 1 1. PonnybakQi', ,..,...... 13. G. Slugmuud , II. A. Johnson ,...,,... John M. Payne i . . . II. ('. Tarploy C I.. McNary ,.... F. It. Davis ' R. S. Southwlok G rover Simmons li Stevens , I). W. Smith M . . 13. Wolsnor C. O. Rice ... J. T. Jonos O. P. Doardsloy II. C. Platqhor R. P. Donham R. Klrtz K. T. Reynolds II. J. Hadloy W. II. n. StQwart T. I. Dralso C. C. Qrimth Geo. P. Lltohflold A. D. Palmor J. A. Rakor J. P. Robertson J. H. Campbell II. J. Fleming J. D. Iiarber II. Pearson R. II. Ruthorford Robt. Hobbs C. M. Hanshaw A. II. Hunt S. T. Hobert Gea W. Morley 0. D. Qowen C. W. Youngern R. S. Porter Geo. Jack Lannn Maiding David Ilrodlo a W. Roberts A. J. Shepherd F. W. Drager... 0. A. Dunnlgan J. R. Parvln Roy Qhmart S. S. lliuwnell TC A. M. Cane , J. P. Feller 6.Q0 6.00 6.00 GOO 6.00 6.20 6.00 6.00 6.00 18.80 G.00 6X0 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 C.OO G.OO 9.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 COO 6.00 8.00 6.00 G.00 COB COo G.00 6.00 COO 10.90 COO COO COO GjOO 0.00 ceo 8.10 CM $M QM C00 COO 11.00 600 600 600 too COo 8.80 a S. Iloskiw J. S. Vande4iir. . . . M. C. Staptietta W. 10. Her W. R. MeKay John Sedkrd . Jawea It Smith John Hpfer -a W.- A. Jott Hrtuik K Osborne U II. Poujado W. S. Taylor J. D. Smith B. W. Manning J. G. Motsan G. E. CutBforth Oren Judd , W. P. Gilbert City of Mount Angel... Patton Bros Brandt Pros Jcnnlo Cunningham ... Goo. F. Ilodgors....... Roy HlcksContlnued. T, E. Herren 6.00 COO 6.00 6.00 6.00 2.G0 2.G0 2.G0 12.85 G1.C0 40.00 33.95 10.20 10.00 6.00 MO G.OO 9.60 G.OO 6.00 G.00 6.00 COO COO G.OO COO COO 9.C0 6.00 7.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 COO 11.00 COO 11.00 G.OO COO 6.00 Salem Sentinel W. II. Rambo......... R, G. Pearco Rudolph Josbo j. Hobson . Geo. Spanlol A. J. Richardson J. R. Miller E. U. Watora O. V. Myors P. W. Mess..., Fred Schwab Hnrvoy Smith J. W. Ebnor E. E. Sottlomler Chas. Long , Amos Beach D. A. McKee itt i t i N. S. Scollard... A. II. Crosby.,.. C. Ii. Ogle A. S. Atuorson.. D. A. Van Gorder B. B. Horriok.... John Hostcttlor .. Geo. Kraus ...... B. J. Grim...... Geo. M. Fry A. J. Mischcr . . . Lowls Wobert ... Ed. Beoko B. II. Cunningham 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 G.OO 6.00 9.10 6.00 6.00 C.OO COO C.OO C.OO C.OO C.OO C.OO 2.G0 2.G0 2.G0 2.G0 2.G0 2.60 2.60 14.00 2.G0 C. II. Crolsan A. Vass i A. Dauo T. C. Davidson I s F. J. Workman Byron Donny . F. A. Bell Elmer King . . M. W. Hunt .. ('i J. A. DItter .. W. B. Simpson Aug. Hukestcln Grove Ilemsloy Josso Mncy . . City of GoryalB t t A. Jotto ! Lowls Wobort Monitor Trading Co.... J. L. Cook Liberal University Don A. Smith II. A. Snydor C. Engle Not allowed. City of Jefferson Justices' Court Account. Stato of Orogon vs. Harry Olaric. J. O'Donaid ? 10.20 Addlo Rceso 1.90 B. VanVnlkonburg 1.70 J. T. Hurly 1.90 M C. Miller 3.40 A. D. Palmor 1.00 13. C. Patton 1.00 C. M. Eploy 1.00 J. H. Lewis 0.30. Myrtlo Miller 2.90 J. B. Bedford 1.90 F. Aloxander 3.10 J. W. A. Moyor 1.90 J. M. Blglor 1.00 J. A. Baker 1.00 Stato of Oregon vs. Homer Yntos. J. O'Donaid ? ? 8.05 Jos. Yates v 3.10 J. II. Lowls 13.50 Stato of Oregon vs, Henry Sharp. S. T. Johnson $ 10.G5 Mrs. W. O. Christonson 1.70 R. Strlkmoyor 2.90 Elinor Russell 2.10 Ed. Strauzor 2.90 W. L. Jonos 24.30 Harry Slytor 2.50 W. C. Hawk 1.90 Mrs. E. -Russell 2.10 A. C. Miller 1.70 Stato of Orogon vs. Samuol Howltt ot nl. II. Ovorton $ 7.75 Annie Vnn Cloavo 3.10 J. N. Van Cloavo 3.10 Amos Boach 10.60 Matlllda Van Cloavo 3.10 S. I. Gulss 1.70 Stato of Orogon ys. Lowls Chap polio. W, J. Judah $ 4.85 D. W. Gibson 2.80 Stato of Orogon vs. Ora Damon. J. O'Donaid 5.05 J. II. Lowls 3.10 Stato of Orogon vs. William Mooro. R. C. Rainsby $ 4.85 J. Ani8tuta 2.50 L. F. Moshor 2.50 A. F. Slmoral 5.00 O. Summors 2.G0 Matt Small 1.70 In tho mattor of the petition of II. Mairing et nl., for aid of tho county road at P. P. Goulot farm Allowed J25.00 whon work Is completed. In the mattor of tho petition of Theod. Boutin ot nl.. for tlio location of a county road B. F. McKee. W. T. Grim nnd W. S. Taylor appolntod to nppralso damagos. In tho mattor of tho potltlon of Thco. Rubons ot nl., for tho location of a county road Established. In tho mattor of tho potltlon of II. F. Myers ot nl., for tho establishment of a county road Continued. in tno mattor of tho petition of S. T. Hobart, ot al., for aid on tho county road from Sllvorton to tho Ablqua, in North Sllvorton district Allowed 135.00, provided tho petitioners will do i 100.00 worth of work. Sheriff's Account. R. P. Bonham ..$107.00 Jas. Linn , 3 qq In tho mattor of tho application of . T" I.?orefl' couty suporltitondont. for a filing case In his offlco Re ferred to E. T, Mooros and J. H. Scott county Judge. County Court and Commissioners' Account. Statosman Pub. Co $1175 J. A. Simpson ' Vnn John H. Scott 100 Mm. Mlley ;;" ji'SS Hofer Bros f Minim uuiuiee 13 90 In the matter of the drawing of the snlarie of the county oftlcors and the delivery of the warrants-It appoar ng to the court that the delivery of he warrants by tho county clerk to the various county officers In payment of their monthly salaries before the commissioners' court shall 1. ,! K. mUpon h9 work of th8 respec tive officers. Is not according to law governing such mattors. tiif !Uinw a'',(ar,nK to the court hat a bill for the monthly salary of i,,Varl?US S?unt'r lcers should be tiled and audited each month in the une manner that other bills against ufponty are audited S ' """""'"" oruered that the va- ltlia AniA. n r rZ .i. ," omcars n le their bills for thlr Hionthly salaries mm! montU and that no warranUhalTbi druwtt la paymotU of th. Sam! uSii m!if ,W 8ha" have M poS2 Provo the 88teBl mXToTr feft fov Sale.. At a Bargain. 1 - - A modern house, new, two blocks from the Post Office, 362 Church Sireet. An abstract goes with the premises. Terms can' be made to suit the purchaser. Apply on the premises or to S. frie6maru..." 307 Commercial Street. f ' :.7ari-fe:. U . NrSoaXW' cdP,n.ar' Uil. SXSGXs0S)S3 ..Go to the Fnr ;hirf unkts. hplts. v jar a. nr.t h - ' - -m m S ribbon, laces, shirt waistings, and other goods in our i! a :-n.. unn..4.'i..i ii. f -sir: r.. w g line Mil cipcuiitwy ucauuiui iui ui new vciiini. yjuv I goods are marked very low,- Call and be convinced. ...The Ladies' Bazaar... 118 State Street, Salem. 3-XS)GX3e3 MSh vfc ti 11 copvrioHt cr.if. u-s- ' ftf?2i?SZi L"" ffin. fl l -of A. T & kL t mbimi ' K JiCW.'W. iftDflL-WfaV,,! , wm. l rrmMh 1 r t ..!..'... $3,000,000 Worth of 80 Bound steel ra'ls. 50 new locomotives, aad 55 new """"i v" vi. muni auu Durinc tho nnut vnnr mntlim II lha V n DnWfr ,Trftv,?! over i1 aond h n ', gR'vNb,Qon, Pas. Agt., St. ir jjima fa m. ir n l'l.. i.iin niurHiHN. iiiii. &Z&&1X&&K O. C, T, Go's PASSENGER STEAMER POMONA Leaves for Portland Monday, Wednesday and Frlday4tOa.n1. l-or Corvaflls Tutsiay.Thurs day and Saturday at 5 d. m. Quick'Time, Cheap Rates ueck: root or Trade st, I M. P. BALDWIN. Aft. j wliorovor it can ho dono. Whoroforo It is ordorod that no books for tho keoplng of our county rocords Bhall bo purchasod only upon tho ordor of County Judge John H. Scott. In tho mattor of tho taxos of II. W. Barr for the year 1902 Sheriff, di rected to recolvo tax without penalty. In tho mutter of tho tax on U10 Pet tyjohn farm fnr thn von ioni r dered that said tax bo divided bo. twoon the purchaser of said prop- OftV in lirnnnrtlnn in ,Kn . .1 valuaUon for Uio yoar 1902, and that . uniu itvutvu uio same wiuiout penalty, Shako Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder. Itcuros painful, smarting, norvous foot and In growing nails, and instantly taltoa the owng out or corns and bunions. It is Uio greatest comfort discovery of the age. Allen's Foot-Eoso makes tight or now shoos feel easy. It Is a certain euro for sweating oalloua and hot, tired aching foot Trv it iminv rih by all druggists and shoo stores. By ui ior oc in stamps. Trial packagq free. Address Allen S. Olmsted. Lo Roy, N. Y. 2 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. riiB Kind You Ha?a Always Beiigh: 4 At Easter Time Is when the building buainoea wilt be in full swing. If you huven't given yiur orders for your lumber requirements it will pay you to got estimates from Uoodalo Lumber Co., for any and all kinds of lumber for out or inaldo work, lath, shingles, maIi, doors, blinds and everything needed in this lino. flfAn I llttlttAt Pa VJUUWilW JUUlUUWl Ijli. Ncnr 8 p pflBB,r dopot m Ladies' Bazaar.. nndftvftnr. rnKpfs. hnctArv When Yankee Doodle Comes to Town On tho Fourth of July, he will piobsbly wtar his best bib nnd tucker, nnd lli obretvethot every man of reflnemant and taste has a r-birt nnd collar on that hasn't wilted from tlio boat, ard that looko Immooulnte and comfortable, be cause every well drersed man In Salem has his laundry work dono at the Palem Steam Laundry. Got your work In early, we would like to celebrate our (olvia. Salem Steam Laundry COLONEL J. OLM8TRD, mOPWKTOB. DOIiOCS D. OLMBTKD, MOB. Phono 411 t 230 Liberty Htreit A Good Wife an d Health... Aro a man's best wealth, and ho ran contribute to the health of himiel nnd wifo by using tho Capital Brewery boor. It is pure, healthful and nutri tious, and is a delightful bevorago it any siann, and during warm Heather thero Isn't a thirst quencher that can equal it. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M, Beck, Proprietor. 2a3aiSaaH:Sti4a iaic cars is me record or the mn.l .nni. ...i .. i. , , 0T"Jr ,he flno8t equfpmont on earth. Loulq, Mo. Itoss O. OLINE, Paciflo .m ShojtSiwe muwvmm MAD DEPABT FOU TIME SCIIEDULE3 From JorU4ud, ur, ABWVl FROM ClllCKO l"oitUiid BHCll B.-oon. m. Tta Hum. ins ton "ATuUtTo" Expret 8.60 p. w. tIr lluut luptou Salt Lake. Denver, Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kauut City, 8t Loulx, Chicago 4 30 ra, anu-jii. Salt Like. Dourer Ft. Worth, Omaha, Kanu City. tit. UuU. Iblrago 1.10a. n anu ui, Bt. Paul Fut Atoll (:Up. m. Via Spcane Walla Walla. Uwltton, dpokane. Vl!ce, P"1' man, UUineai"lli 8t Paul. Dululh.M lwtuket .0 w nCi.:.. ..J'v... u,iivav, u 79 HOURS 72 d PORTLAND TO CHICAGO " No Cbasf e or Cars Through tickets via this route to x.uiiciii uiuig v"i " "' ciflc depot office. OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE From Portland U) aallinj llea tubject lo cuuo ForaaFranclaeo eallaver7 6dar IP." COLOMBIA BIVKR ToAtort and way Uudluj. ip.. . ix SWW" WILLAMETTB BtVEB p,. 8teamer Rnth leaves 'r'-rtBri- lanu and way lanaings pa ""f-- fer days and Saturdays, about 10 Jj, Corvallls nd way landings, Moeajj nrinaa.tavB ami Fridays w VolCLo Ala V Iu'JjBmLVv 8p.m. Dally exwil Sunday 8 p. in. Batunlay IHn rn A-.T:ORAIO. M.P.BAVj Gen. fass. At. At. O. j 0 Portlaad, Ore. MWJB' IV dJl