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Newspaper Page Textto Mm I ? 3 i THE DAILV J6URNAL, SALEM, OfifiQON, SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 196J. HOOVKR POTATO : DIGGER C Digs them all and Digs them well. eeeMessee0c9r9S9eeesGaea8eeee8e Guaranteed to do the Work Always received the highest Award where merit was considered Gold Medal at the Pan-American Exposition.' IMPROVED! For the season of 1902.' Lighter draft than before, and certain parts made stronger. Send for testimonials of Oregon users. Sample machine on hand at Salem Branch. Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co., 8ALEM BRANCH. F. F. CARY, Manager. 8W& Thlnnlffiinttiro In on crerjr txx of tho Ronnlnn Laxative Bromo'OuinincTaiiiru jT fTTj IIiii roruodjr that cur' n roltt In unci lny, Age cannot wither Nor custom stale, Tho love of nil iiiunlcliicl for it hkmI wnlcli. The older a limn gets Hit) morn he npproulntoa tho value, of a truly lino tlmepleue. There Is no bsttar Investment that any yomiK man can make nollittiK that will pay him lamer dlvldenda of mitlHfaotlon In nftur year year than a watch of. the rlxht calibre. And wn wIhIi to niinlnil you that It li iHir wlm ami deelrH to Hull you a wntuh that will itlvo you this luttliiK aatlsfUGltoii, and wl a litice lower than othont care to Hull hiiiiih iiiallly. Try tia ami . Barr's Jewelry Store COUNTY COURT Proceedings of county commission ore court, August term, 1002, Mnrlon reimty: Allowed Capital Lumbar Company $ 5.04 Hoover, W. M 4.00 Harriott, K. K 4.2c Dick Oscar 3.00 Capital Lumber Company 5.80 Capital Lumber Company 37.50 Allen. W. W 19.27 Hskew, J. M 20.37 Dove. Wilbur 13.27 Jolly, Win 19.27 Shaw, Harry 10.92 Dlrmmoro, J. N 19.27 Ilmlil, Geo 19.37 Hrubeltz, Frank 19,27 Hatch. Carl 19.27 Dun cor, Kil G7.60 Hlimbo. II 7.18 Znsol, Chas 11.78 JorKetiHun, C... .. .. 8.36 Clelatnl, II -12.00 Dumas, II. K 36.00 TowriHeml, I). h ulalriled JS8.00, al lowed J2G.0O, disallowed $2.00. Neelon. P 28.00 Lick. F. M 23.00 Van Orden, C. II 27.40 Morrc. M. n 23.00 IlUHhoy, W. M 27.00 Snyder. 1 3.00 IlurtHchiriKer, J 3.00 KrauB, Win,, Jr. 3.00 Woldman, It 3.00 Lawrence, O. 11 7.12 Fish, Wm 11.25 Stakes, Frank 11.25 ! 11.25 5.02 3.00 9.75 5.02 Harvesters' and Hoppickers' Supplies Men's Overshirts, regular 50c now 39c. Men's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c. Men's Sox, 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up. Towels, 5c up. Handkerchiefs, 2c up. Ladies Crash Skirts, 45c up. Shirt Waists, worth 75c, now 45c. Wide brim Hats, 25c. Corsets. 21c Wrappers, 45c up. Large Cotton Blankets, 75c pr. Misses Shoes from 25c up. Next Door to tha I'ostoftlue, Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Thli djPMturp I. on every hot of the tpwulB Laxative BromoQuiriinerweu tho rvuttly tbt curv rulii tu una 1X1x3. jnrt0 nSBSasf kaW, CwsSSSSI an JMtmi I Ira MisS R. M. WADE & CO. Unburn, Dan.. Fish. Ilex.. ., Walker, W. (I. Walker, M .., Davis, W. I'... KnlKht, M. 0 17.01 Hayre, II II 15.00 Ilabons. J -1.27 Scott, O. II 4.27 Peters, C 3.21 Hcohb, II. 11 2.14 Decker. F. II 3.57 Kin, W. II 2.14 (Jeer, C. W 8.03 Heater. A 3.57 Heater, F US Ilexter, C. K 2.80 Thompson. A. P 1.13 Fraier, A 3.39 Miller, If. T 71 Devoe, K. 0 3.03 Carter. I. V 1.18 Hall, C. T 1.18 limit. J. T 1.13 Cornell, K 2.00 Culver, W. J 3.00 Parker. O. P 9.00 Jones, II. P 13.50 Osboru, Don 3.00 Knuffmnn. S. II 23.30 .lory, ICarl 3.05 (lllmou, It. H -4.50 Dorniau, W. II 7.00 Moore. Geo a.ifi Dovo, Homer 7.50 I iHiiisley, drove 8.86 Culver. W. .1 83.33 Woik. ( II 0.00 Lewis. J. 1.60 Weaklier. L. H 8.00 Cooper. (I. W 0.76 Dickinson. I.. A 20.60 Prunk. IM 22.05 Donker, Peter 87.00 StlHinler, John S.5 Howe, F. M 19.641 I'ohla & HlMbop tT.flfl tfchoenfeld, 10. 0 39.96 LiiiIwIk. (J. W 6.SO Kkhii, W. II 13.60 While. I). A g.00 iiobertH, J. W 2.00 AudertHiu, M 0.00 DiimiiH, Henry, claimed S7.6o. al low wl $K.I2. dlsallnwrnl I0.S.S. MoitKeiiHon, W. M 2.80 hcott. W. II l.(H) Whlteman, S. J. clalmwtl $0.26. al lowed $6.H). ditmllowwl $1.86. Doeh, H 2,(n DownltiK, K. -I.6U Capllal Lumbttr Company .... 1.8S ChpIIhI Lumbar Company.. .. tUlo Capital Lumtntr CempaHy. . . . 6.S2 MiMtie. C. rlHlmtM $T.ltt. dltwllowwl $7 20. Clai'kaimu coMHty. ckilmtnl $6o.t)0. roiitluumt, HM. Dmimtiorrt DrtM. & Co. $30 36. dlMnlkiwwi u.i6. Whitney, Juba McKay. W. A., mUHtM. A. W I'ullMit!. W. P 8buitlr, Auk llurHN, AUaw McFarl. J. C Spw llro lt(MIMll, J(4tH. . . . Himwu, .m & Sow . Aiueud. 1. T Jmy. J. W Suupaott, J, A ()i)llrtw Ora) Unm Winn. JofeN liamutu, O Kail. H. I H.-kIh-iu. O. J raiki'r. J. W annkf. C. V Hall H. F S olbartl. JuttH ll.Ou Meirlnn. llwHry ni.oti llofttr llriw 4.10 SiHttsuMMN Pak Ott. nju Lfiubck. Oka M&SI ColUita. U. II MA.M MlHMtt, J. O M.00 MorM. 11 T sj.h sikhuhm. j. a nj.ii HolawU. J. W ma.it l.aH. U. F. umi MattMiHRH JW (tlU. . .. .... 4.TI Pay, Mary , ,, ,, ., tfe) KHtaHJ. W ,, .. .. .a Kabul SjtlHJ it BurlikartlJ, W. H. Oa., as lrvlu, a Qi- , ., .. ,. TJ0 Wx4t & FthV st White. Wm A U so claim! . . 16.00 .0 . iXM . 1166 6.00 7.60 3.00 176 M 3S.SU 2t.ft 1.60 $.00 lt.IT II.S6 146 S.S6 l.0 1.60 it.ao U.00 ITU) Hyrd, W. H 10.00 Judah, N. J 5.00 Judah, N. J COO Statesman Pub Co 26.00 I'atton Bros 29,10 Hofer Ilros 47.00 Conby, Grant 10.00 McClory, T. J C00 Overton, II 38.00 HollliiBHworth, J. M -1.20 Terrell. O. I 3.50 School Dlst. SO 2.50 Wade. W. L 2.50 Overton, II 2.80 Krwln, Mrs. W 2.50 Jory, II. S 2.50 Mulkey, Wm T..30 Shlpp, F. C 3.00 Kutherforil, It 8.0 Hell. Frank 2.50 SltiilHton. J. A 2.00 Dolan, Geo 10.00 Hull, F 3.90 Cone, K, A. M 2.50 Lathrop, P C.20 Pound, V.h. 12.00 Isaacson, 1 13.00 Dltter. John 17.30 Land. D. F. 75 Putnam, 0. W 00 Simoon, John 2.50 Slmofton, John claimed $3.50, disal lowed $3.80. Slmoon, John COO IllKdon. W. T 8.00 Stone, S. C 4.50 Nendel Ilros.. clnlmud $3.50, allowed $2.75. disallowed 76 cents. Howersox, F.A MiMirea. Ilww & Co Brown, Wm Salem L. P. & T. Co Salem L. P. & T. Co 40.00 Colbath. II. II 51.15 HlKh. M. M Chamberlain, M. U Van ValkenborK, Hurt... . , White. W. A I larxrove, T. T Overton, II Beach, Aimm Tcxld. Blancho 3.30 Todd. Kdlth 3.30 Todd. Willie 3.30 Todd. Dorian 3.30 (Jiieener. W. II 3.65 DownltiK. W. II 3.30 O'Doimld. J 2.35 Lewis, J If 10.00 O'Doimld, J 2.35 Lewis, J II 2.10 O'Donld. J 1.86 Judah. N. J 5.35 Gibson, I). W. 5.00 Smith. J. W. 1.70 Shantz, J. N 1.70 Murphy. L. H 1.70 LcwIh. J. W 1.70 Judah. N. J 3.95 Gibson. I). W 2.80 Hormui, IS. D. claimed $0.70. allowed $0.2i). disallowed 50 cents. Lewis, J II . o Hainan, IS. D. claimed $ItJ.50, nl lowed $11.00, tllsalowod $2.50. Lewis, J. A 21.00 Gibson, Mary 6.10 Warner. Idward 6.10 Warner, Kthel I.oIh 6.10 Warner. Joannah 6.10 Suvaae, Alfred 6.10 GlbiMtn. Mathow 5.10 1.00 30.40 20.00 50.35 107.04 1.00 1.70 1.70 1.70 7.90 0.70 CummlnHtt, HorKan. K. Horaim. K. Allen. Mrs. Jim. I)... I)... IC... P.. 1.60 11.25 7.80 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 Allen, Karl Maurer. John KIuk. Win Barr. John Vlckem. S HoiHun. IC. D 8.80 HorKan, IC. D 2.76 HorKan. R I), claimed. $l!Ufi. al lowwl $0.6. illsalloweil $8.00. HorKan. K. D fi.so Andewon. Wm 1.70 Davis. WHrran 1.70 lliiRhtM, Geo. 1.70 Judah. N. J -i.go GIInmhi, D. V -uo White. W. A 1.70 GlbHi. D. W. i,7o Unman. K. I), olalmeil $16.50, al lowed $11.90 eontlntiwl. $80.60. 07.M Collmtb. II. II. CttanuitMs. Arthur .o MaHldlBK. John f,.jo Umb. Frank 0.50 ltarkhurat. s.jn Colman. Maml 1 to (.60 ft. 10 1.10 . 1.70 1.10 1.70 1.70 1.70 - 82.06 allowed Column. Ames U. O. A Hmwa. J. X Wuifunl. JohH rortitay. Wriiht KIIHb. II V. Flahw. JuIIhh tlftlnea. Oarrtwm LIviMlvy. D. S. & Sown.... Moore A Co.. claim) i.S $I5imi. tlhwiilowtd $9.80. CUnmh, A. M s.0 Umy lira., clalmwl fsi.00. allowed Une. I K BiW $300. ,llMJk)wM $1W. chal Dtot. 10 clalwMl $8.00. al lowed $2 60. dliwIlowMi 60 rnt. Adiuns. I. J jiw I'm-Wc S T. & T. Co. ti CnlbMh. B. It 5oo RolH-rtao. c. H. ckimwi $10.00. co tlnud. $10.00. Pcln, S T. & T. C& 10.J6 Hamab). k. C n.go Con. it A t"w ktectuuttd, J. a 140 iwUwn Wlw Oft 40.IQ Work. 0. M. rlalwMi $j.o. allowed $3 1 dlMlkwd 10 c, Hick. Ko- j WmMII. rtofct T-0 Ko4g & On. MM Favoritv StakkMi M MoU. A. T jlM Work. C H jw Hoth UrabM- st Si-ott. J. H fiM HotawN- & Hoatiitek am Klcaardo. A. J j.oo Howr & HiMrirtck 4.W IUwhmt. U W. alHmd $Li. ah lowed $100, dkwltowwl $8.00 HotHitKhelmer & IM4u S5 & Bowen, 0. D 3.00 Cuslck & Johnson 10.80 Snudey, H. A 9.30 Hillary, W. M 10-70 Longacre, K. S 1.10 Mess, P. W 12.70 Workman. H. J .CO Queener, W. II. claimed $20.50, al lowed $18.50. disallowed $2.00. trvuland, J L 1.60 Mnhrann. F. S .. 1.80 Koostor, H. L. clnlmod $1.50, illsal lowed $1.50. Poujade, L. II H-30 Hlchardson, W. V 0' Folsom, Lewis C0.00 Carter, Frank l-iri Cornish, W. I) ir,, Zuber, James 3.oo Mack, Frank lr'" Spanlol, John 9.oo Hughes, John H-55 Smith, J. IS 7.20 Jctte, C. W. A 7.20 Osborn, F. IS 7.20 Colbath, 11. H 2.00 Lnmb, Frank 0.00 Ncedbam, I. C 3.50 Mlley, Wm 3.25 Moore, C 0.00 Brown & Son 20.85 Brown & Son 10.91 Brown & Son 1855 Brown & Son 27.43 Brown & Son 1.34 Brown & Son 24.52 ISmnm L. Murphy 23.05 Simmons, J. H 3.00 Odeklrk, B 3.00 Illchanlsou, W. Y 00.07 Beach, Amos . 3.00 McKee, 11. A 3.00 Scollard, N. S 3.00 Crosby, A. B 3.00 Ogle, C. L 3.00 Autcrson, A. S 3.00 McKee, H. F 4.50 Grimm, W. T 1.50 laylor, W. S 4.50 Kirk, It. IS 75 Hanson, Otto 30.C5 Moores, IS. T 5.00 Necdlmm, I. C 13.90 Mlley, Wm 17.50 Scott, J. II 1.30 ClalniB for poor 81.00 Scalp bounty 8.00 Indigent Soldiers Fund 123.75 Reports and Petitions. In tho matter of petition of Jomepb ISItzol et nl., for the location of a county road. .Continued. In the matter of county aid for John HIckey, allowed $5.00 per mouth; J. M. WooiIh made disbursing agent therefor. In the matter of the nppolutmcnt of a constable for Jefferson district. W. L. Jones appointed. In tho mutter of returning the as sessment roll for tho year 1901; time extended until tho first Monday In October, 1902. In tho mntter of the road tuxes claimed by the town of Woodburn. Sllvcrton, and Stayton, ordered that th clerk draw warrants In favor of the city treasurers of tho respective towns ns rollows, viz: Woodburn. $178.92; Sllverton. $160.4S. and Stay ton, $50.37. In th mntter of bids for the con struction of tho Moroly bridge ncrotw the Ahiu.ua, mid tho Llchty bridge nenww Pudding river, contract lot to J. II. Tlllotson for $1,409, approoche $1.19 per foot; contract to be com pleted when said Tlllotson has glvon necessary bond. In the matter of tho petition of O. C. Whitney et nl., for a free ferry aenws tho Willamette river near the farm or II. II. Genrln Continued. In the matter of tho report of viewers on the load petitioned by G. A. Cone et al.. ordered that the said viewers meet nnd make tho necessnry corrections to said report on August 28th. In the mnttor of the report of the road master of work done on tho Union Hill Approved. In the matter of the petition of II. F. Myers el al.. for tho location of a county road, John W. Jory. Frank Davey, and W. J. Culver uppolnted viewers. B. 11. Herrick. surveyor, to ineol at tho plnco of beginning on August 27. 1902. at 10 o'clock A. Al.. and proceed to view, survey and lay out said road, and mak report to the court. In th matter of th petition of Henry .Moiling et al.. for the location of a county road, ordered that Dennis Manning. Aloiuo Perkins and W. J. Culver be npMuted viewer. H. H. Herrick surveyor, to meet nt place of bKlnnlng August 26, 1902. at M o'ekvek A. AL, and proceed to view, survey and lay out said rood accord tag to law and make reKrt to the court. la tbe matter of the petition of Theo. Boutin et al.. for the establish ment of a county road Continued In the matter of the application of J. K. Ferris et al.. to vacate a portion of tne county road lyln In lots 3 and 4 of Waldo HIIU Fruit Farm No 3 Coutinued. In the matter of the appointment of a county physician. Dr. A. It Tamleie appointed for a term of one year. In the application of the Paciltc State Telephone and Telegraph Co. for permission to change their wire H the steel bridge acroee Willamette rtvr. granted, provided a like permit We obtained from Polk county and the city of Satan. febUcAtltJNAL, ft . U'J Jl'ttr font. at The Fall Session of the . . . Central Oregon State Normal School Opens Monday, Sept. 8th. DRAIN, OREGON I'll OH tlH'ATKS and every available undergraduate lias been em ployed the pact year, and many more, could havo been given places. The training erhool la well organized and umtarsnperviiton.! cxppri enced critlcp. Graduates are in demand, at salariea ranging from $10 n mnnih nnd umvnrdn. Students are tralne I to ntilizt environment and adapt it to the needs of schools. TIiIh in helpful to teachers in (ohools with I niltrd Apparatus low. For catalogue addrts?, C. E II ASA HI), Secretary. Hoard and room, $2.25 a week. Other expenees J H. ORCUTr, 1'neident. PARK AND WASMNGTON, PORTLAND, OREGON The school where thorough work is done; where the reason is always given; where confidence is developed; where bookkeeping is taught exactly as books are kept in business ; where shorthand is made easy ; where penmanship is at its best ; where hundreds of bookkeepers and stenographers have been educated for success in life; where thousands more will be. Open all the year. Catalogue free. A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL Southern Oregon State Normal School GOOD BUILDINGS CHEAP LIVING A FACULTY OF SPECIALISTS. COURSE IN LATIN AND ECONOMICS. ORATORY AND ELOCUTION MADE PROMINENT $200 FOR PRIZES ALONG THESE LINES. REGU LAR NORMAL COURSE WITH TRAINING DEPARTMENT UNDER ANDRE W. D. WARDE.Ph. D., LATE OF SYRACUSE, N. Y. DEMAND FOR GRADUATES EXCEDS THE SUPPLY. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Address, B. F. MULKEY, Or CLARENCE THOMAS, President. Secretary. II VOl'SltV 0 it Oregon., Iloatt IVneock. In the old days a peacock was per ban the most gorgeous ami decorathe tH en the Chmuuas board. This was iwemrel by nrt carefully removing Ibe skin without losing the feather. The fowl was then dreseed, stuffed with all kinds f geod things, roasted and Anally Mred luto Its skin, still re tetsd the brtUlnnt plumage. The Nk was ginied. and this dtsh. tit for Win. vas placd upon the table amid in war or trumpets aud the tu applaud oi thu revelers. rspiur Eugene, Oregon. The first Semester, Session 1902 3. opens Wednesday, Sept. 17th. The following; schools and colleges are com prised in the University. Graduate school, College of Lit'' erature, Science and Arts, College of Science and Engineer-' ing, UmverMty Academy, School of Music, School of Medi" cine, School of Law. Tuitiun tree, excepting in Schools of Law, Medicine and Music. Incidental fee 10. Student body tax 2,50 per year. For catalogue, address, Registrar of the University, Eugene, Or. Coat of llviiiK from $loo to $2iH) per year. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC IRVING M. GLEN A. M., DEAN. I'liino Mm. Hose .Mldttley Ilollenbe-k (Josoffy. GortatowBltl, Schwa reuska). Piano Mr. Arthur Louis Fnuer (Five yenis with W. G. Nash). Voice Miss Ka Stlnson (KInx Conservatory. Trobelll Music School). Violin Mrs. John L. Pipes (SplUner. Spiarlnx). Thoory Miss Kvn Stlnson, Mrs. Host Mldxloy llollonbecli. Terms furnished on application to the Dean. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY 1902 TC Oprning Aonounccmcnt, A" 1902. COLLEGE LIBERAL ARTS, Sept 16. NORMAL DEPARTMENT, Sept. 16. COLLEGE OF MUSIC. Sept. 16. PREPARATORY DEPT., Sept. 16. COLLEGE OF ORATORY, Sept. 16. BUSINESS DEPT., Sept. 16. COLLEGE OF ART. Sept. 16. .COLLEGE OF MEDICINE, Oct. 1. COLLEGE OF THEOLOGY, Sept. 16. COLLEGE OF LAW. Oct. 6. Tuition rates reasonable, Catalogue sent upon application. Board and room at Boarding Hall S3 10 per week. Good board with furnished room can be had In th city for 2.50 to $L0O per week. In piiate families. Students ca- board themselves for even $1.00 per week lohn H. Coleman, President, Salem. Oregon S J XnFEBRTi-i YEAR llbt Huge! College Fall Term Opens September 8th, 1902. Small Rate $2.00 per Term of 10 Alonths. Address, Rev.President, flit Angel, Oregon We are sole agent for the Iron King Hop Stoye The largest, heaviest and cheapest stove on the market We also furnish grates tor all kinds ot hop stoves, also sul phur bowls. Hop and truit drier pipe a specialty. Steiner & Berger 130 State St. 'mp. . lHrss3c - Salem Or 39WP8ZZ "JMSCfgsy'ir-y