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Jackets they are the best Tatess In the alty.
THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1902.
NARROWLY
ESCAPED -DROWNING
Mrs. Henry E. Hoggins Falls
Into Willamette River
Was Rescued After Sinking
the Third Time
I Furs
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Always stylish far beas, far eoilurette, far capes, ftfr jackets.
We've never bad a flaw. Has never saw snob seed-value.
I The Dress Goods
"ftVd Mk t Bare ywt acre to
shew yes the sew thins.
Brerythfng that fashion de
mane is here.
The sew weaves aad colorings
and the prices: blend aleely .to
gether. See them.
i Waistings
; Pretty New Ones
Now etrJpe and plain colors
that you -will like.
Men's Dep't
Shirts
The fall styles arc her tkel
favorite are lfgit ground with J
small figures. See those at
$1.50 and $1.00
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The swellest line ever shown
before new shapes. and color.
25c to $2.50 each
Smart dresser buy their neck
wear here.
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New Scotch Gloyes
Many Styles
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Ten, when eye glassware correctly adjusted, fitted and finished they
are easy to see through, Dot If they are simply thrown together, as la the
case with so many, right Is often rained. The way to prevent thla Is to go
to the right phue, where only skill and th most salonUfls Instruments are
employed lu adjusting these most Important of nature's helper. We hare
all the latest eoatriranees known to the scientific world for Improving the
sight, and we hare the accessary skill for using them. No misfits made
here, not beeause we aro smarter than other people, but teoauso we are
proylded with tho necessary helps. If youi eyes troublo you In the least
consult
CHAS, H. HINGES
PIONEER OPTICIAN.
Next Door to Ladd Buth's BankWatchmaker and Jeweler, 83 State Ot
Mrs. flesury K. Haggles, of Los An
geles, who I vtettlng her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Gflbert, In this cKy.
narrowly escaped drowning la the- Wil
lamette rrrer about 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon.
la company with Mr. If. O. Meyer
&M deaaftter. Miss AJfrr. Mrs. Heg
glM h4 been taking photographic
views along the beaks of the river,
bordering on the residence propertr
of the Ollbertn. It was svogeeted that
Mrs. Meyer take a picture of the two
young ledtes from a boat ia the rlrer.
Mrs. Higgle wm the rst to enter the
nstt-botfma boat. wktcb Jtnlrinnlr nvnn.
turned, and she was tnrown head-ioHg
Into the rlrer. which, at this point Is
many feet deep. Mrs. Meyer realised
the aerkmnee of the situation, aad.
restoring the boat to its proper posi
tion, entered the same, while Miss
Alice hM thn craft etoee to the shore
Mrs. Iingglna causae to the snrfacc
twice, but her companions failed to
seise her. When ehe appeared the
intra time she erasped the boat with
oao hand, and was pulled Into tho boat
by Mrs. Morer. Medical aid was called
and Mrs. Huggtas has about recov
ered, save from the effects of tho sa-
I vere shock attending the mishap.
The accident was cemlngly provi
dential, since at this season of tho year
the river Is at an -xtreme low wator
stage. Tho absence of any current Is
largely responsible for the rescue of
Mrs. Hugging, who would vrr nrnti
ably have been carried down stream
ana urowned wore help could reach
her. hud thero been any current what-
ever In the river channel at the scene
or uie misnap.
POWERS
VERSUS
POWERS
Two Answers Hied in Local
Divorce Suit
Powers Attributes Impaired
Health to Wife's Temper
Funeral At
Coryallis
Her. I 8. Knight gom to Corrallls
iHursnay, where, in Uie aftemooB, he
O M Powers, who Is defendant In
h diroree suit Instituted by his wife
HatUo L.,Pownrs. has filed aa answer
U the eennlaJat. ius attorney is S.
A. Jnffrey. Powrs was formerly the
local agnt for thn O. R. & N. ow Ma
was more recently snainvui t,.. ,u.
Oregon Nursery Coananr. of ihu .it-
aa nalMnan. Beehien asking for ft d).
rorce and an interest in the propertr.
Mrs. Power asks for 30 a month alb
mony.
In his annwer the defendant .vM
a general denial, and chargw that the
("" pomM of a Vlotnat ric
tons and ungorerimhlo teMnnr. that
sae was abusive la bor treatment of
.nuwwiaam, mat sue cohIeI. wor
ried aad hen-pecked him on the slight
est pretext; that she scolded Lid
abused him very time he attended a
meeting of the Masonic order, U. which
he belonged, and that In so doing she
r u-rvvrn Hysterical, and would
scream at the top of her voice for the
purpose of hen-pecking, hamlhatlng
and lowering the defendant In the esti
mation of hie friends and neighbors,
mat defendant tnirrhajtmi a Wo h
brary of leading magazines and peri
odicals, and when he attempted to
read them at noma plaintiff would ily
Into a passion, and almnn him nh.
Ing that he was stoking to avoid her
8c'oty- Defendant charges plaintiff
iiu ui removal irom Ills house and
the partial destruction nt n vr.i..i.i
collection of mineral epeclrarfns. fos-
... ,m juuian roues. Dorendanl
rurther represents that by reason or
the actions ana trontmenl of the plain
tilT. his health bocamo Impalroil, and
In 8optember. 1901, ho went to San
Jose. Cal to which point plaintiff
followed him In tho month of Febru
ary, and renewinl hr rurfu.ni -i.....
Defendant further mimita tht in c
Jose ho Inadvertantly caused plalnUff
mi iwkcu in a room Tor about an
S- .aod .a,IeK that while living
with the plaintiff he nmvi.ti -.V.
comfort and necessity; that after he
entered the employ of the Oregon Nur
sery Company. plalnUff falseiir ami
PROPERTY
VALUES
EQUALIZED
Work of Marion County
Board of Equalization
Amount of Roll Will Be
Greater Than a Year Ago
NFRVFR RAVF WAY I
PE-RU-NA CURED.
Dry Goods and Millinery
e have just received from Chicago 500 Ladies' Hats
no two alike; also a great variety of feathers, wings, plumes
and other novelties. These combine the features of style,
quality and reasonable prices. These novelties are the best
ever brought to Salem. Our trimming department imder
the management ot Ars. F. S. Gilbert and Mrs. D. L Fiester
are now prepared to trim your hats in the latest, at short
notice.
New dress goods direct from New York for choice goods
at reasonable prices.
....nn.f, nviv, in UIO UllVIIHAJH. He I i. . ,"
will officiate at the funeral or Mrs. K. """""""y represented that he In
B. Cooper, of that dty. Mrs. Cooper ML"'"1 J0 ecfw ,n Ule " of liquors
is me wile eTKa Cooper, a rail
roaa eonstrnetlon ennlnier, and she
ie in California, the body being re
taraed to her old home at Corvallls
lor iwrisi. HesMes a husband. Mrs.
Cooper If aleo mrrlred by two sisters.
Mrs. Dr Karra and Mrs. Thomas Ora.
bam, both of Corvallls.
Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Smith have gono
to Qntes to visit relatives.
GreeflbaunTs Dry Goods Store
To Assimilate Food
sec that your stomach and
liver arc in proper jconditkm.
To do it easily and pleasant
ly take
Beecham's
Pilis
SwUKrwfvkOT U Wtttlfe. a.dfe
Dalrpp
les
Nest Door to the FoaIoQIoq.
RINEMAN'8 BARQAINS.
Oevllsd Ham rsmall) per can
- 60 for 25c
a-.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
1Qo3 cans 26o.
Sardlnts, par box
" Be a boxes 25c
, Salmon, 3 cans
aoo
Smoked Herring,
Psr box, 26c
Catsup, per pt bottle
' 15o 2 bottles 23c.
" Qopd Soda (16ox pkg )
JBo 3 pkg, 20c
" Wathlnj Powdeper pkg
Be.
?"' Jumbo Mueh,
Four 'packages 25 cents.
Bring c your butter and eggs. We
pay highest market price, cash or
wSrckaudlse.
', M. T. RINEMAN,
132 Stats SL Telephone 181
M8tttweSSSS
I hare tho sole agenoy fhr the
eelehr&led "Rudoljfl" Shoe for
ladles at 2.50 per pair, sold the
world over, and aru oouoeded to
be the bt va)ue In America.
They have tha style of a 11.00
Shoe and wear like iron.
My rtoek. of Rubber Soots and
Shess Is complete and at prlees
,seoHd to Bona In Men's Fins
Shoes I can show you some of
the moat popular (sood made.
Come and aee for yourself
Jacob Vogt
20l CwslSt.
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Rainy Day Wheels
Wo havo quite a numbur ot wheels
that ought to Interest aoruo ot the
town folks who rldo wheola all winter,
and who do not llko to uso a good
whool In tho wot vroathttr. Theso are
second-hand onus, all In good riding
Condition, but slightly out ot date.
Then thero' othora that nro not so
badly out of date, either. You can own
pno ot thoao nt a pretty low flguro, for
wo don't want to carry them over the
winter, a wo aro very mueh orowded
for room. Tho dlso plow trade Is now
on In full force, and wo need the
whole front part of the store for that,
and tha fall Implement business, which
Is starting out In splendid shape. We
iiave also taken up (no Umpire Cream
Separator!), and wilt be pushing those
from this tlmo on. It you're Interested
lit tho separator bUMttpsa. drop ua a
line and wo'U take pleasure In innlllug
you soiuo IntorvetlUK reading matter.
There nro many things that we will
have to say to the public this fall.
Watch our ads; thuy'ro usually or
some Interest to same people. We
have enoughf different lines or Hoods
that wo re&ah trade In all classes.
Thin la a good time of year for bike
lamps, and ean fit you at any lima.
Carbide In bulk, very best grade, t
pounds for Me. The eeuned kind. X
pounds for 3ft.
F. A. WIGGINS,
Farm Machinery, Bloyeles
Sowing Mashlnes and Supplies
36-287 Liberty Street Salem
What's Neater
Than a 4-Button
Sack?
Take a look at ths ones we show at
$5, $7.50, S10, $15.
And than try them on
. That's All.
School
Begins
Next '
Monday. , ,
Was OUt Of his mini! nn.l &.. ,... .-
dishonestly appropriate and convert
onay belonirlBs; to the company, that
plaintiff stated that shA wnl.i.i ;....
allow defendant to procure a legal sip.
aiatlon from her. and would alwais
contest any effort In that dlrectlen.
that a letter written by plaintiff r.t
alem to defendant at San Jose. Isit
month, was signed by plaintiff "Your
wife until death do us part."
As a crossbill defendant asks to i
cover 200. alleged value of library,
and $1000 for mineral collection. Do
Wndant nsks for n decree dissolving;
.!!LJ,mrr,nR0 r'atfo. Judgment for
?1K)0, and costs and disbursements.
Another Suit.
In the same suit. Frank If. Powers
or Portland, to whom defendant trans
ferred his real property In August, and
"iiu in 11111(10 a- tmrtv ilnfarwlnnf ln
- " " men an answer
through his attorneys. Kaiser & Slat
er. He makes a general denial of the
charge In plaintiffs complaint that the
m V i , Property was mnde
witli fraudulent Intent nn,i u,iti.n,..
vahiablo conslderaUon. and in support
inrauiuu nin out in rurther and
separate answer as n .. .,u.i
plalntittH suit that plaintiff, at Albany.
In t ! lnnn a is mm ."
... ...H,vit II.U. ioi ueienuant that
she would never bring suit for divorce
against defendant. O. M. Powers. De
fendant asks for a decree dismissing
..jo uUiu,Mniiii, mm ior nis rests and
disbursements.
The Marion coHHty board of equali
zation eompietpd its six days' soesion
on Saiurdey evening. The report of
ie proceedings was not finished un
til today, and has been filed with the
wninty clerk The following la a sum
mary of the work of the board in the
mailer of equalizing property valua valua
teons: Mrs. Kuth Seym's assessment re
duce front mt to $HS7.
Mary Mothorn, reduced from MOO
to $M0.
C. h". Hein. Autnavllle. manor nnta
and I accennts, .ncreased from S2C to
Mrs A. rV Howell. TMrner. money,
notes nad accouau, aneeesed for f SO00.
i-arinc mates Telephone & Tele-
KrapH uempany, reduced from $lC,7fcS
to JlS.aW. a reduction of $10 per mile
on flr poles.
J. C. Thompson, stock of merchan
dise. Increased from It&OO to $600.
Jfinbert & Altnow. of Woodburn.
merchandise and stock In trade, in
creased irom $1000 to $1300.
Salem Flour Mills Comrany, water
"sna. aeseesea at 57JO0; loU 1 to 3
and 5 to 8, block . and tract of land
west of block 48. increased $3000.
Oeo. Collins, lot 3. hlnrk G cji
-.i.. . ...'. r" - -
Phil Metschan, lota 6 and 6, Waldo's
add to Salem, reduced from $3000 to
$2750.
Benjamin Strong, acreage In t 7 s.
r 3 w, non-tillable land reduced from
$20 to $12 er acre.
A. D. Pettyjohn, hop house, reduced
from $200 to $100.
Woodburn bank, money, notes and
acounts. reduced from $15,000 to $8500
LoewenbergrGoIng Company, tools
and stock In trade, reduniui tmm tr. .
Ml ..ornn - T.
rw UJ li,WV,
Capital NaUonal Bank. Salnm tnnn.
ii'. .; ami acco"nts. reduced from
$24,860 to $17,250; real property re
main as assessed. $20,30.80.
Salem Water Company, lot 4. block
45. reduced from $300 to $100; lots 1
and 2. and fraction of lot 8. block 18
reduced from 31100 to $1000: lots 1
ilA b,ock J8 rluced from $2400 to
$2000.
The board concluded lis nnri
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JIIss Itenelh Brady, Cor. Sec. Illi
nols Woman's Alliance, had
Headache, Backache and
Serious Indigestion.
To Buy or
Not to Buy
That is
The Question.
MUs A. Brsdy, Corresponding Secre
tsry Illinois Woman's Alliance, wrltei
from 2725 Indiana avenne, Chicago, 111.
'Lstt year from continued strain h
literary norir became very much cx
hauited, my nerve seemed to givi
way, and 1 had backache, headacht
and serious Indigestion.
"One of my Mends suggested that
try Reruns. It certainly acted llkt
magic on my system. '
"Within ten day' I felt new II fo ant
health given me; and by taking an oc
castonal dose off and on when 1 feci
extra tired, I keep my system In per
feet order."AtlSS A. BRADY.
Mr. I'anny KlavadaUcher, of Sum
mllnrillo, X. Y., writes as follews:
"For throe monthi I suffered with
pain in the back and in the region of tht
kldnoys, and a dull pressing sensation
In the abdomen, and other symptoms ol
pelvic catarrh.
"But after taking two bottles of Peru
na I am entirely well, better than I ovei
was." Mr. Fanny Klavadatecher.
Send for "Health aad Beauty," written
ospecially for women by Dr. S. B. Hurt
man, President Jlartman S&nlUriuui
Columbia. O.
The man who decides to wear his summer suit all through tho early fall
and on up to the more serore weather of winter will And that, while ho has
tried to be ecdooailcaJ, he has really b een extravagant, In that he has dam
aged his health.
If you really desire to be economical try ono of our new fall sulta. Yon
can have up-to-dateness combined with service at a reasonable price.
We Fit Out Boy s as well as
Men prom Head to Foot Bring
the Boys Along and Fit them
Out For school
Salerr Woolen Mill Sfore
254-256 Commercial Street.
HEADQUARTERS FOR SALEM MIL LS BLANKETS,
FLANNELS AND CLOTHING.
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A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State
street Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
gon, successor to D. E. HunUlnaer.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
8alem. Phono Main 221.
Friedman's storo will b clniii tn.
I morrow, New Years. it
SCARCITY OF HOUSES.
Man Complains
c uoainn Perma
A Salem Business
That Capital City
nont Residents on This Aeoount.
"There Is not a day passes but Sa
lem loses permanent residents by rea
son of the scarcity of houses for tholr
accommodation." said a Salem busi
ness man this morning. "Prospective
residents come to this city, aud, find
ing it Impossible to find any reel,
deuces for renL are compelled to seek
another location. Residences for rent
were never mora scarce lu Salem than
they are this ear. niid It would ni-
sssa&9e3eBiNee sas&att&sj-safjfose
v3BczssaEa l3es,3E5 ja&s'sn&l
I Of great activity In the school book line. Another tromondous
g Jam occurred at our store yeaterday-of course thoro wore some
shortages, but tonight wo will be able to nil every want with the ex
ception of "music books."
Our big "Mammoth Tablets" are selling by hundred. See them
in the school room and If you wrnt wu can fill your order for Sconts.
PATTONSBOOK STORE!
mM3WS99emt4WMIMMMt9MmN8fl$ss
"It appearing to the board, after . , . .
examining tho said tax roll, thnt all A I.IhDM 1 w
of the assessments, as made by tho as- j A ULjIX 111 A i 1
lessor, as annears on said rolls, nmi '
noi neretorore raised or lowered, are
as they should be, and that no changes
shall be made In said tax roll, other
thnn herein stated.
"Wherefore It Is ordored. that tho
clerk of this board be and Is horoby
Instructed ot carry tho values In ac
cordance to theso findings Into tho
columns of the taxroll headed 'as
equalised by the county board.' "
Assessor Lembcke says that Uie ag
gregate valuations on this year's roll
will be slightly In excess or the roll
last ear. The difference In the totals
of the two rolls, however, will bo
small. The roll has boon turned ovar
HAVE YOU TRIED THOSE NEW BISCUITS?
Cream Puffs llebt as a featber. Fie Ncwtonsand
Cocoanut Macaroons Just the thine for Luncheon.
Bents Hand Made Water Biscuits, Honey
Comb Sugar Wafers all Flavors
Peek'Frean Co., "The Best" - - '
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers,
42 State Street
Phone 1220
CITIZEN
Speaks Gratefully of His Rollcf by Dr.
Darrln.
To the Editer: For four yoars past
my health has been Impaired from the
miuuis oi uyspopsia. Heart and kldnoy
u.6t'aso, and pain In the stomach and
back. I havo tried many rdniodles
an j doctors to no use. I was troubled
with diabetes gottlng up nlchts to re-
llove ray bladdor. Have been under
ur. uarnns treatment am iirntinnnno
mysolf restored to health. My wlfo
jasssssssstssssjesasanssrailiiniiii.rilirT.iTipsj isp
m 'TT-, v,, K
2 mv p .:Wr.d!Wi
S lap r . ", r"V " ' i 'y
&L&.wmmBL
to Connty Clerk Roland, who has tho has boon successfully treated 'for llvsr
work of extending the nronortv valua.
lloHB. as equalised by the board, on
the roll. The next step In the com
pleting of the roll will be the lovylug
ot uie state, county, city school and
road taxes, and tho oomnutVif of tho
same, and then Uie roll will be ready
to be turned over to the sharifr rnr
collection.
First Band Rehearsal.
and stomach trouble and pain In the
sine. Toll all your roadnni tn nnn.nii
me at Chemawa, Oregon, and I will
explain how I was cured. I am a Oer
man, and will gladly tell my country
mpn of njy cure.
01IAS. ZIELINSKI
To Music Students
There was a lares attendance nf Couim Uli ium i "iijli b2?
members at the first rehearsal of tho , CV It i&V TUhd .b,r H'- n .
Sn em Mil tarv band nn.lar h ,11.. Jir "f.u"a- Ttl; imisbore all. to
pear that thfl iimmunl .lunmu.l r..-lt!nn nf Prnf Dnn.mn n.i . .... l.tM.i.ni-. "'.,, ."ur?.1Peot of the
.nu. ..u.i.i . -,.t --.;.."-?.. v" :vr. :. .r: - -"-..".:"-" "? fc,TOl vu t m,: r-"s: ""!?.. "n. ?. i
..u....ra nimm win iiruiiiHuie iae m-i "'uiu prvvaiieu over uie now In- -:rs:s;r.M:n."'l"i,l i
.... I. WT LM4U1U ID ri41Uk. l)Pkn si.il fil.kl tJ n
vestment of Idle caltal In the build atructor. Walter Warner retains his , B? Men? Ore.U "h l "" ,"rf,' Stf1
UK Of UlHlHUM for rilllthll- nnnuuiu H IMwIHrin an lamlar nml !. I..l ...in I 'al'
This condltlou, It Is learned from ln-1 'n a few months, make a showing that
will satisfy Uie most critical demands
of the Capital City for a first-class mu
sical organisation.
iiury ei rem estate men, is true.
ere never has been Uie scaraitv of
houses for rent that exists lu Salem
at the present Urn a. All houses are
ccNpled. and rooms In private resi
dences are also largely taken. With
the demand thnt prevail for real
dences. It Is very probable that next
ear will spc n.any new rvsldenr.-s
built ui tins u
Kodo
v5"2r"iStto Dyspepsia Cure
r .
Has the hoy a geo& Strang suit for
the winter? If not bring him to us.
The stock was never so -complete-
Itricea
PERSONALS.
How Aboiit a
New Hat?
Tm"mtm"lm'mma'm'' 1 ait nswa iSFltt ttlllf iti-cfr ttitueskl
O, R. HuntTnBr, funersl dlreetorr " . . .A -
III, .. ... Dk.. M.ln Crt lUBH.rVOI JIUHIR HUVUVI SWMlWailU.
I 19 kVVII o. i mii itii wvi.i j.
I Rsstdeneo W0 Court street, phone
Dinosts what you cat.
This preparation contains all of tho
dlgestants ami dlgiwta all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and nevor
falls to cure. It allows you to Bat all
tho food you want. The most btmsltlve
Uomaohs oan take it- By Iuumj many
For Fall there are oa4 ot iiy8neHis iwve Doen
. ., . . , . AireaaiiereveryiiiinKeiseiaiieu. it
nw shapes here that have pleased UuoiU4Uedfor oUftoaiacU trouWJ
mest of the boy. Pefqans yonre -. . . ,
UMdclHg for just one of tke W8U ""
The new Fall Derby has a roll rim " 0 ifOU 08U
1IU the Pauama; under brim faced irLir.!1ta
F, Q, Haas, Druggist
..(SOLD DUST FLOUR
txiiiit by
1HK SlONftlY POWtlJ COMPANY
i&tU lray $9 hand.
A, T, WALN Airsnt
2181 aisck.
and la made by union lAbor. WLa f. m.i.Zi .
saso. uysiei tuiKiaus
Maanlng & Ferguwn hare a onm
line or bullJurs' hardwara at
their now store, 7-Sltfdw
II. Ill " Ml) II
EPiii"
NEW
work. )nqUr at l
slfow.
New staule Panama, the most ier
ular soft ahape, f 1.78 I
Square Grown Crushers, a big sail
er and h looker, 1.75. 1
the
rpjiiiEirynipiG s
fflewzde
A N Gilbert has returned from
Portland
Mrs. W. O. Westacott has returned
rroin Portland.
'Mrs 1 CaiHidiell, of South Salem,
has returned, from an ontlng at Drelt
?nbuh hot springs.
Miss llreyman..who has been visit
ing h daughter. Mr. 11. D. Patton.
has returned to her home In Portland.
Harry Hansen, who has a pesttlon
with the Uooth-Kally Lumber Com
imny. Is visiting relatives In this elty.
It R. Duller and a partner of Oak
land, went throngh from Portland to
day. en route for Nevada to locate
white pine timber lands.
Miss Margaret Conger U visiting
friend in Lebanon. She bos been liv
ing In Baietn. bnt will soon remove to
Port land. -LeNwun BxprskM-Advoeat.
.Mr and Mrs Orr noyal have re
turned from- ... where Mr. Royal
has been employed by O. A. Oray. uf
tAhj city, in the eonotmctkm of a Joist
county bridge over the Santlam
. ueo u Yom of RMgens. who
uupettee uie smietn mlNtnry remiwny
wmnr eeig. went to Wood
were iumhm artemoon uUm b
ki um iHwpectea ine local rompaay.
boa been attending Harvard univer
sity, is in San Pranetecu. m his way
home to spend the enmmer with his
parents. Jadfee and Mrs. J J. Murphy.
Cbeeter has Jiutt returned fmm & uu
of Rurope.
LAadloru J. Conner, at li.ti nil.
bunette. left this mornlne kv tuaut far
nn? at i.one itock. Kjamath
OMtnty. If was accompanied by Dan
Conner, his son ami Haruy Sonthard.
The will go bj the Mneai route.
o
jwiuu dk
Our
Stock
OF
MORRIS
CHAIRS
Is Complete Tteir
ranee from
S,l to $35,
ij .
r t . r am
vetpbo6
Needed An
Interpreter
John Daniel. Andrew Schmidt and
Jh ?. ,Ludao today renounced
their alleglanco to Uie Emperor of
nfU8 ?nd de?!ared tbelr intention
of becoming subjects of Uncle Sam
Neither of the trio could speak a word
Clerk8 ffi81 ,ansua- 1 County
w Joland waa Porplexwl as to
what tho men wanted. Recorder
Slegmund and Assessor Lembcke. the
German eontlncent of ), nL.i-1
county administration, were out of the
building at the time, and their service
could not be had. Mr. Roland found
a German In another department f
the building and he was preT n
wnlie, unt II the niiJ. "
had been Issued. hea the Brosiiee.
tlve cltlsens had finished Ittalrns.?.
noes and started for the door, Clerk
Piratlon of the two years that will
lapse before the appbeants for ei
,fh'r) reeeive their anal papers
that he expected to be able to sneak
ai-ma Intelligently hlaTself. 'tnd
terpreter. One of the Germans replied
LVi ?f wuay &t V sawe Ume
he heped to hare partly nustered the
Bngsh language.
Eats Free at our Stoic : monday, Tuesday and Wednes
day. Peerless Breakfast Foods will be served by a
Practical Demonstrator at
IRotb Si raber
RECEIPTS OF
LAND OFFICE
Business of This Department for
Month or Sentember Were tho
Smallest In Months.
The receiots for tha ao 1....1 '
. .. . :r v -"'. "
r iui inn nnnin fir Huiluml.n. ...
wt?r,lrJia" tor V? U"S month.
... , ,,raUj. iowor than
the average for tha yaar. which hai
.rlL110;0!. The SapTember
rT: "rs7-S5Lr". ad ?arae
front the foljbwing soure
v", wajKH,rund p
pal.
chool Und
cemmon scb
nel. f
paymenta on naifl.
rates and eask aai. r V
BVrUWjMi;;,,1"
1 . ""V "" f'AJ'-'
. pejmeai. on alrf of
lands reoulred bvK - j
foreclosure . . . . . XT -A i8
. niiuu iHse inierest.
Cemrnen school fund Interest,
rants and payment on
weed or foreekMure . .
Ualvereity fund nriueiMl
payments on certlflAlM
00
3.1S1.91
I.18S.5B
Marion f!nitno .. -a
The regular October term fo the Ma Lli n,k sflbol
HAW
to
Ween convened W-iLt.T l"TWy fund Intece a.
.. m .. - .efu lanVnas am a..ia... ---
lHwtK1t tires. Hi S4at rlr '
WHEAT MARKETS.
t'hiag
Oit l - Wheat 680
Ml
and
Word waa r-va ti... rw....!vr
ley. of Aurora, waa luuiu.wwi
weuW not be abi tu .jVTr, "
tm several days, has returned hew?
Meets cms uiii.i
fpal. Paysnesiu on ear-
S3M&- "
.APVtjiliteuH.ir A ..,
fe wfojfri-i
eS. " . . Bl
12M
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WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
I
H B. Sill. Portlan.l
. J. Nelson, Portland.
C. E. Grille. Portland.
P. Ii. Reobo. Portland.
H. G. McKInley, PorUand.
e P. Ferguson, Cincinnati,
tred H. Sterling. Philadelphia.
Harry Cochran. Syracuse, N V
J- C. Wolf. Sllveiton.
M. A. Baldwin, Chicago.
J. A. Wood, Portland.
J. H. McMillan, Portland.
1- L. Pattorson. city,
i' ";rCooPer, Independence
G. W. Parmen. Condon. Or.
Q' barman. Cgndou. Or.
. P Robinson. Toronto. Canada.
- ?,f5!ien8Ja-
rn -ii-4i, roniana.
W. R. Metcalf. Irtland'.
ue, aeatuu,
S. Wendllng. Or.
Tetal
.X.lH.t
- N. D. Baine
". P. Ong.
XI. U. WIlklnKiMl. PnWInn.l
A. 1 Bratton. Portland.
I. Colin. Portland,
O.i
Committee on Charter Amendments.
In accordance wltn a resolution
adopted at the last regular meeting t:
the Greater Salem Club. President
TJhlelsen has appointed the following
eommlttee of oltiAn tn ro-ooerate
with a like committee of tho city coun-
ci. to prepare needed amendments
Jo tho present city ehartej; J. 51c-
fary. chalnnnn- R A PlArco. SL I
Chamberlain. John Dayne. W T
Slater.
The Southern PaoIOe baa anaountwl
a reducUon of Si cents per hundred tn
the rate on annlea from PorUand aad
Shunts south to tho Missouri river
TsJtaa. The new rate la 75 cents
huaared. Jfhk now rata to Chica
go and SL Louis la S6 cent per hun
dred, a reduction of US oeats.
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