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THE D AILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 1$, 1903. PAGE SEVEN Tlio Kind You ITavo Always lu uso for over 30 years, and -7-; sonal suiier, islou ?nco its infancy. i-cvLCsusv, Allow no ono to dcoelvo you In this. AU Counterfeits, Imitations and " Jusl-if-good" arc hub Experiments that trillo with mid endanger tho health of Infants and Children Exnerleneo against Exnerlmout What is CASTORIA nstorla Is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, Pare goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago Is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fevorlshncss. It euros Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural 'sleep Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears tho Urato The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CCNTAUn COMPANY, TT MURHAT TKItT, NrWVOTIN 6ITY. LOOK! LOOK! LOOK AT It will pay you Prices tliat are Bist SiKar Cured Shoulder, 10c pei poind Best Suir.ir Curc'd Ihm Kf lb ExirachoicbkltB.icon.15clb noice nicciium weight do. con, 12 1 2C lb Onions, best qua'ily, 50cbus 3 Cans R. B. Tomatoes 25c We also have a large line of Svrup fiom 40cto $1.50 Gal. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED. ROTH &, GRABER, Phone 5 it Main - - - i 24 State Street TEAS AN D COFFEES MIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIHI IHtMHIH M H-H-l M I I I I I 4-frt- Seed Wheat SoToSlnd"wed whe:,, Land Plaster and Fertilisers. We cai i v a complete sto.k for the fidd or gaid-n and you will find our prices the lowest in the citv Lee's Lice filler Prevent lice by using it now. . KowKtre a medicine for cows only. It's good. D. A. WHITE & SON, Feedmen and Seedmen, Phone 1781 91 Court Street, SALEM, OREGON. Hiiininniiiiiiiniin m UHtMfrfM'ffrfCtMS ::::::::A G E N C BALFOUR, GUTHRIE &' CO. GRAIN BUYERS AND ;; Warehouses at Salem. Brooks j I anaw, Derry, Turner, Shedd. Halsey Loans made on Farms. ; HOP GROWERS SUPPLIES Crude and stick Sulphur. ;;J. 6. Graliam, Agent, 207 Commercial St.. Salem. Ore. J HARRiTT & LAWRENCE Sell more Groceries and betterJGroeerles than ANYBODY JZ Fresh Walnuts, Currants and Raisins AND EVERYTHING IN 'NO SEASON SEASON FOR Good seasoned fir wood to any part of the city, at Wood D. S. BBNTLBY Mtt Commercial St Bouglil, nntl -which lins been has liorno ilio tslirimtnro of has beeniimdontidcr his unr- Signature of HAVE A THESE PRICES! to investigate. tight. . 60 lbs Petit P' lines, St 00 6 lbs Navv Bean. 25c 7 lbs Pink Beans, 25c 4 lbs F.incv Japan Rice, 25c 3 Cans R. R. Corn, 25c OUR SPECIALTY. - h i m m n i f Y O F:::::::: SHIPPERSOF QR A IN" Switzerland, Pratum, Macleay. HOUSEKEEPERS OLD P O. IN THE COM GROCERY. 4.OO sawed and delivered $4 per cord- Phono 091 Mala Q Inheritance Tax Law. (Contlnngtl from page six.) Tax When Foreign Executor Assigns Stock, Etc. Sec ll. if a faraign executor, ad ministrator, or trustee shall ass'gn or t.ansfer any stork or obligations In this state standing In Uc name of the decedent or In trust for a dooedent, liable to any such tax, the tax shall he paid to the state treasurer on or be fore the transfer thereof, and no such assignment or transfer shall bo valid unions such tax Is paid. Depositories of Securities Not to De liver Same Until Notice Given t State Treasurer; Penalty. See. 12. No safe deiiosit company, trust company, bank, corporation, or other Institution, porson or persons,, holding securities or assets of a de cedent, or corporation In which satd decotlont, nt tho tlmo of his death, owned any stock, chnll deliver or transfer the samo to the oxocutorH, administrators, or loeal ropresonta- tlvos of said decedent, or upon their ordor or request, inl038 notlco of tho said tlmo nnd place of Buch Intended transfer bo nerved upon tho stnto trensuror In writing at least flvo days prior to the said trnnsfor; and it shnll be lawful for the said state troasuror, personally or by reprosontatlve, to cxnmlno said securities prior to tho tlmo of such delivery or transfer. If upon such oxamlnatlon the stnto troasuror, or his snld representative, shall, for any cnuso, deom It advlsablo that such securities or nssots should not bo immediately delivered or trans ferred, he may forthwith notify, In writing, such company, bank, Institu tion, or person to defer delivery or transfer thereof for a period not to ex ceed ten days from the date of such notice, and thereupon It shall be the duty of the paity notified to defer such delivery uuttl the time stated In such notice, or until the revocation thereof within such ton days; failure to serve the notice (list above men tioned or allow niirh oxamlnatlon, or to defer the delivery of such securi ties or assets for tho time stated In the second of said notices, shall ren der such safo deposit company, trust company, corporation, bank, or other Institution, porson or persons, liable to tho pnymont of the tax duo on said secuiltlos or nssots, pursuant to the provisions of this act. Deferred Payment; Bend. Soc. 13. Any porson or corporation benoflclally lntorostod in nny proporty chargcnblo with a tax undor this act and executors, administrators, and trustoes thereof, mny olect within six months from tho doatli of tho doco- dont, not to pay such tax until tho por son or persons beneficially intorosted theroln shall como into nctual posses sion or onjoymont thoroof. If It be personal proporty, the person or per sons electing shall give a bond to the state In tho penalty of throo times the amount of such tax, with surotlos a the county judge of the propor county may approve condltionod for tho pay ment of such tax and Intorost thoro- on. at such time and porlod ns tho por son or parsons bonoflclnlly lntorostod theroln may como Into actual posses sion or onjoyment of such proporty which bond shall bo oxocuted and filed, and n full roturn of such proper ty upon oath mado to tho county court within six months from tho dato of transfer, theroof, ns horoin provided and such bond must be ronowod ovory five years. Taxes Upon Devises and Bequests In Lieu of Commissions. Sec. 14. When a decodont appoints one or more oxocutors or trustoes, aud, In llou of their allowance or com mission, makos a bequest or devlso of property to thorn, which would other wise be liable to said tax, or appoints them his roslduary legatees, and said bequests, devises, or residuary lega cies oxceod what would be a reason able compensation for their services, such oxcess shall bo liable to such tax. and tho court having Jurisdiction of their accounts, upon Us own motion or on the application of tho state treasurer, shall fix such application. Jurisdiction of tho County Court Sec. It. The county oourt of overy county la this state having jorisdic tion to grant lattois testamentary or of administration upon the estate of a decedent whose property is charge Kble with any tax under this act or to give ancillary letters thereon, or to appoint a trustcs of such estate, or any part thereof, shall hare jurisdic tion to hear and determine all qnes- ,tioas arising under the provisions of ,' this act. and to do any act in relation thereto aM&ajland by law to be done hy even eaus leather nmitm or aro eeedlnga earning within Mi Jewtedte tion. and If two rr mow rauaty courts shall he entitled to exercise aay such Jurisdiction, the county court Bret acquiring Jurisdiction hereunder shall retaia the same to the exclusion of every other county tmuL Duty of County Judg e; Notice, to State Treasurer. Sec. 16. The Judge of the county J court having Jarlsdlotien of the es tate of aay decedent snail, within ten days after tho filing of a will or tho application for letters of ntimlfrlstnu tion, or the granting of lotters testa mentary or of letters of (administra tion, if In his opinion said ostnte ex cels In valuo tho sum of$10,000, cause the couhjy clerk to send to tho treaitlrcr of tile stnto a certificate of the'flllnc of such will or application or Uio g anting or such letters of ad ministration. The 'court shnll there upon, as soon ns rraatfcablo after the granting of any such letters, proceed to ascertain and determine tho alue of ovpry Inheritance, dovlsa, bequest, or legacj embraced in or payable out of the estate In which such lottors are granted and the tax due thereon. The stat trraurer shall have tho rlaht to apply for lettetrs of administration as nre conferred upon creditors by law. Duty of Executors, Etc.; Filing In ventory and Appraisement. Soc. 17 It shnll bo tho duty of tho executor, administrator, or trustee of ovory estate, within ono month from tho dato of his nppolntmont, or, if n trustee, from tho acceptance of this trust, or If necotsary, such further tlmo as tho county clork or Judgo may allow, mako an Inventory, vorlflcd by his own oath of nil tho real and por Bonal proporty of Uio deceased which shall como into his possosslon or knowledge, cny will or directions of tho decedent to tho contrary notwith standing, and to cnuso tho samo to be" aprnlsod, as by law t-oqulrod and fllod with the elerk of tho court having Jur isdiction or snld ostato. Extension of Tirpe to File Appraise ment, Sec. 18. Whenever, by roason of the complicated nature of an ostnte. or by reason of the confused condition of tho decedent's affairs, it Is imprac ticable for thfexecutor, administrator trustee or beneficiary of said estate to file with tho eleik of the court a full, complete, and itemized InVentoiy of the personal assets belonging to the ostato within the time required by statute for tiling inventories of estates of decedents, the enutt may, upon the application of such representative or parties In Intel ost, oxtond tho time for filing the appralsemont for n per iod not to exceod thioe months be yond the time Jlxod by law, or such furthor time r.s may bo rcesary upon good cause shown. Duty of Administrators, Etc., to Send Inventory and Appraisement to State Treasurer. Sec. 10. Kvory executor or admin istrator, or trustee of any estato sub ject to tho tax heroin provided shnll, at least ton days prior U tho first ap pralsemont thereof, as provided by 'aw, notify the stnte treasurer In writ ing of the time and placo of such ap nrnlsemont, and shal Hie due proof of nich notlco with a copy theroof with 'he clerk of the court having Juris- I'ctlon of such ostnte or trust. IBvery -vtocutor, administrator, or trustee. vlthln ton days after such appraise nont, or appraisement of nny benofl- lal Interest or reaprra'sment there of, and before paymont and dlstrlbu "on to tho logntees or any pnrtles on Hthx, to bonoflclnry Interest therein, 'hall make and render to the snld Vnto troasurer a copy of the said In ventory and nppralsement, duly cor t'fled ns such by the clerk of the court having Jurisdiction of said estate, and shall nlso mako and file with tho said state troasurer a schedule, list, or statemont, In dupllcato. of the amount of such logncy or distributive share together with the amount of tax which has accrued or will accrue thereon, verified by his oath or affirm atioa. to be administered and certi fied tberoou by some magistrate or officer having lawful power to admin ister such oaths, in such form and manner as may be prescribed by the State Tioaeurer. which schedule, list or statement shall contain the name of each and ovary person entitled to any benoAclary interest therein, to gether with the clear value of such In terest therein, as found and deter mined by the court having Jurisdiction of said estate. One of said schedules shall be kept and retained by the State Troasurer. and the other de livered by him to the Secretary of State Section aft. Court ma' act on first Inventory. 1 ascertaining and de termining the value of any Inherit ance. tHrrtt. bequest, or legacy em hrs'H in or payable out of any ee Ute or trust and the tax one thereon the court mar f t upon the inventory and sppraleement of such eeUte as prepared and filed by the executor, adm'uistralor, er trustee thereof, pursuant to law, or It may require an apprslsegigfjt or reappratsement ns herein BtfffMnd. of the true and fall value of M property embraced is aay Insert sace, dertse. boaaest. er leg acy subject to the psvmnt of aay tax imposed by this act ' (To be concluded in next issue ) maKesachef of a cooK (bsttsr than flour) Ml AP (bsttsr than flour) J tresto A a Market Quotations Todays 3JT "Make Salem s Good Home Market" 2. wwwwwf Poultry at Stelner's Market Chlckous 9fl10c. Eggs Por dozen, 13c. Turkoys 12lt)C. Dticks 10c. Hop Miarfotl Hops-i223)a5&cI ' f . ' Potatoes, Apples, Etc Potatoes 25530c. Onions 65c. Dried Fruits. Dried Apples 4 U to 0V6c. Italian prunes, 40s to 60s-So Potlto Prunos 4c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc Big Fir $4.50. Second Growth $4,00. . Ash $3.00 td $3.75. Body Oak $5.90. Polo Oak $5.00. i ' , Cedar Posts 10c. ' ' Hides, Pelts and Furs. Green Hides, No. 1 l7c. Orcon Hides, No. 2 25. Calf Skins 4 to 5c. Shoop 76c. Goat Skins 25c to $1.00. Gray Fox 25 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Ottor $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrat 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Grain and Flour. Whoat C8JP75C. Oats 32c. Barley Browing, 45c bushel; feod, $21 por ton. Flour Wholosalo, $3.C5. ' Live Stock Market Steors 3 to 3&c. Cows 3 to 314 c Sheep $3.50 gross to $1.00. Dressed Veal fiMic. Hogs, nllve 5c. Hogs, dressed Oc. Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14c, Kins 15c. Mohair 215 c Hay, Feed, Etc Baled Cheat $10.00. Clover $10.00. Bran $20. Shorts 21, Creamery nnd D.dry Products. Good dairy butter 20fP25c. Creamery buttor 32&c. Cream, pan skimmed, nt oronmory 30c, at farm 2Cc. Cronm sopnrntor skimmed, nt Com. Creamery 32'4c, minus freight Portland Market. Wheat Walla Wolla, 75c. Wheat Vnlluy, 80c. Flour Portlnnd, boat grado, $3.7G; graham, $3.45fJ$3.85. Oats Choice Whl to, $1.1G$1.20. Ilniley Feod, $23.50 por ton; rolled, $24.50. Mlllrtuff Brnn, $10. liny Timothy, $11 to $12 por ton Onions 76c to $1 por contnl. I'otntoos 10fl76c por contnl. Buttor Best dairy. 20rr22j fanoy crenmery 30$32V; store, 15fJ18c. Hggs Oregon ranch, 164JlCc per doxnn. Poultry Chickens, mixed, ll'c por pound; hens, HV4c; turkoys, llvo 150110c. Mutton Gross, $4.5O0$C.OO. Hogs Gross, $G.5O0)$G,75. Beef Gross, $3.0G$3.75. Venl SttdTOKc. Hops 38C2c. Wool Valley, WJaMc: Kastoru Oregon, 1 1 Vic; Mohair, 26028o. Hides dry, 10 pounds un upwards, If. to ir.4c CLASSIFIED ADS Advertliemcnts. f Ivr lines or less. In this column litierted three times for 2 5c. SOcaWeek $1 SO s month. All over five Macs at the tame rate. WANTED. Wanted. At onco, three or four cords of dry body mnple wood. Address "T," Journal. 3-ll-3t Wanted, Girl for general house -AIM or twork. Inquire at 347 High street Salem, Oregon. 3-ll-lwk Wanted Men. We teach the barber trade In the shortest possible time at small expense and guarantee po sitions. Write Mohler's Barber Col lege, gait Lake City, Utah. 2-lC2m 3000 head of Stock Cattle Wanted Cows and heifer calves, yearlings and S-y ear-old htlfers; flv- bulltf to the hundred had, to raise on shares by reliable ami perfectly re sponsible lifelong cattle men. line grass range in westrn part of Lane county; VHalf Increase for six years. Address A. J. Thompson. Gardiner, Oregon. 1 2-1 6-1 m T FOR SALE. JeessssssssswsWSwssaSips Per galefjroeery stock In Inst Sa lem for sale. part of city. $100 to $JM. hut oal at d areas I.OW rent and In beet Buyer eaa Invest from For furUtar partlou- 312 TwaUth street or S-f-lm. Vr sali-Three choice residence lots In Fnirmouat addition. Inquire of E. Hofer Journal office or taie 0004 yoang cow, iurham taie OooTT 1553T IJurha stCK-k. Will be fiesh March 2th (ail at my place two miles south of Salem Chris Peterson. 3-12-31 For Sile.-WhUe IlyinwiU. Ilock eggs for setting, from pure stock Carl fluef Route 7, Salem, Oro 3-12 2w For Sale. Y6ur ohdlco of threo gee work horsos, ago from C to 9 years; wolght from 1200 to 1420 pounds. I. Fooloy, 7 miles Bouthwost of. Salem. ' 3-7ilM For 8alc Spring oats' and spolt Xosi sood. Also good oats for food. Price roasonabls. Chas. O'Brien, 400 Capi tal strootv Phono Black 2185- ! ' , i a-3-hnjj T" Stravvbercp -PlShta for sale; Vilsost and Magoon. Call on T. J. Clark:, opposlto Uio county poor farm. 2-27-lni F6K Sale, Ittmt or trnxlo, for country? or city proporty, a country ho tola flrst'clhtlB building, boautfful loca tion, on lino of rn road. Ityan, Woodward & Co. 2-23-lm For Sale. Threo good farms. Boat In tho country. Inqulro of Dr. Cuslct, over Capital National bank. , 2JMra For Sale. 15 acroa with good houso and barn. Two acros in fruit and grapos, ono mllo cast of Pratum, Marlon county; good school, churches, mill storos and sawmill near by. Will soil cheap. Addrcso John Well, Prutuin, Oro. 2-17-Ca4w FOR RENT For Rent Furnlshod houso of Boven rooms, nil In first-class condition, roasonablo to right party; within It blocks of postofflco. AddroBB "A," caro of Journal. 3-11-tf LOST AND FOUND. Lost Whlto English bull torrlo, nnmo Blm, (badly scarred but good natured. Ago about sovon yoara. Loft homo about' a woolc ngo, Any information as to his whoroabouta will ho thnnkfully recolvod. III. Hofer. MISCELLANEOUS. You will always find the choicest meats nnd grooorioa nt tho lowest prices at 1M ward's ft Lunohcr'w, 40(5 nnd 410 Stato stroet. 'Phono orders glvon spsrlal attention. Northern Crown Burbank Seed Pota toes. Wo aro now reaolvlng ordaru for northern grown Burbnnk sood potatoes. Orders bookod, April do livory. Lot us know soon what you want. Jns M. Kylo te Co., 175 Com mercial .straot. 3-3-lm-dw HOP AND PRODUCE BUYER8. SQuTre FRRRHpnrchnm nnd purchasing agent. No, 21GV4 Commorclnl str.ot. upstairs, Snlnm, Oregon. 'Phono IflRl JAMES M. KYLE . CO. Highest cash price for potatoos, onions and drlod prunos. 175 Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. LODOEn. Central Lodpe No. 18 K. of P. Castle Hall lu Holtnnn Block, corner Stato and Liberty streets. Tuesday of each week 0 1 7:30 p. m.. A. H, Strang C. C, H. J. Fleming IC. of It. nnd 8. FORESTERS OF AMERICA Court Sherwood Forostors No, 10. Moots Frldny night In Tumor block. S. W. Mlnturn. C.H.; A L. Brown, Beo. Modern Woodmen of Amorlca Ore gon Ceilur Camp No. 5210. Moots ovory Thursday ovonlng 8 o'clock. Ilolninn Hall, Frank A. Turner, V. C; A. L. Brown Clerk. Protection Lodae No. 1, Ancient Or der United Workmen, meets every Saturday evening In the Holman Hall, corner of Stato and Liberty streets. Visiting brnthron welcome. J. 0. Graham, M. W.; J. A. Bollwood, Recorder OSTEOPATHY. NNiVrf Dra. M, T. Schoettle, Frank J. Barr and Anna M. Barr. Graduates American school of Osteopathy-, Klrksvllle, Mo., suecessora to Dr. Grace Albright Office hours 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 4:30 o'olook. Odd Fellows' Temple. Phone Main 2721; resldenoe phone 2M0 lied. 5 H. H. Soovell, Suggestive There politics and Osteopathy. Nervous, functional aud mental diseases, neu ralgia, headaches, nervous prostra tion, dyspepsia, constipation, diar rhoea, rheumatism, asthma, etc D'Aroy block, Stato street Phont Main 28SK. TONSORIAL AND BATHS. Ryan's Shaving Parlors. Seven first class barbers engaged. Finest bath rooms In elty. We use antlssplit sterlllzsr. J Ryan. Prop. .vans' Barber Shop. Only flrstalasi shop on State street Every thine new and up-to-dsto. Finest poroelaiu baths. Shave, 15c; hair-out, 3tt; baths, 26c. Two flrst-elass boot blasks O. W. Rvans, proprietor. TEYgRlriAnV. r riiirr'in iir i im - j-i yiir " ni -ssjjQs'is'V Dr. E. E. Jaokion, vstenuary Burgeob and Dentist. Oftlca. Red Front Livery. Phone Mala 86L Ilaxl enre Phone IS Ilml 18-K-tf .h.LHIITEfl'l rNQLICM 'EHHVROVAL PILLS ' I IIIt.lll.AIKK'H llfUUHU ' lt l I i,l-l aMUJiM MM aMlaJ .' n laliudkMllifw tlM. fit ft" lul HatiUli :t , 1'antalui.TwlMtull Jj.r Ut 1 jim," m m, y r. ' . H, b,jiM XL i,l luuwn. rk..lAAll PWMIUI MU-n kiw, t-Ullti 1 w uB -X V m.r T h 1 Tif 1 I 'tH ?.i v": 11 II M