BAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREOO. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1918.
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Tit Tin
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
Following is the official publication
of the record of claims before Marlon
county commissioners' court for the
February term, 1913, with the amount
allowed, bills continued, etc., accord
ing to the records In the office of the
county clerk.
Henry S. Broughton, Indigent
soldier $ 10.00
Grlllilh, L. F. Insane 5.00
llardwick, C. J., poor 8.00
Wallas, Thou, Indigent soldier. 10.00
Circuit Court.
tians, O. ti bailllT 00.00
Jones, O. W., Indigent soldier. . 5.00
Hudson, M. J. scalp1 bounty ... 2.00
Linn county, joint, bridge work 8424.00
liOwls, John, dr. co. juror 2.00
"Workman, II. J., clr. co. Juror. . 3.00
Townsend, F. F., clr. co. juror. . 3.00
Fugnte, W. M., clr. co. Juror.". 3.00
Caw, John K., clr. co. Juror. . . 8.00
Hardcastle, F. W clr. co. juror 6.60
Brlggs, E. L., indigent soldier.. 10.00
Tuv, K. T., clr. co. Juror 2.00
Miles, W. P., indigent soldier. . . 10.00
Byrd, W.H., Insane 5.00
FlBhrtr, E. E., Insano 5.00
Brown, W. H., Indigent soldier 5.00
Smith, J. N., Insano 5.00
Whitney, Goo. W., roads and
highways 70.00
Coates, E. S roads and high
ways 14.25
Humphreys, L. P., clr. co. Juror 23.80
Ward, Michael, clr. co. Juror, , . . 21.20
ItlisBdl, Roy, clr. co. juror 24.20
, Schucklng, B. 0 clr. co. Juror 21.20
Morrison, Frank, clr. co. Juror 21.20
Lusk, T. W., clr. co. Juror 24.20
Mathes, A. R clr. co. Juror . . . 22.20
Giuis, G. G., bailiff 21.00
Byrd. W. II., Insane 5.00
Kumiett, Chas. W., clr. co. Juror 6.00
Leoch Sarah A., Indigent soldier 5.00
Workman, II. J., dr. co. Juror. . 6.00
Towmwnd, F. F clr. co. Juror. . 6.00
Tamlo1e, A. E., Insano 5.00
Barllln Bob, poor 20.00
Moscr, Joseph, poor 5.00
Selby, Margaret, lndlge't soldior 10.00
Salem hospital, Indigent soldier 2.00
Smlth, J. N., insano 5.00
Robertson, B. E., clr. co. juror 3.00
Emmctt, Chas. W., clr. co. Juror 12.00
Moore, W. C clr. co. Juror .... 6.00
Veatch, A. W., clr. co. Juror... 9.00
Smith, ,J. G., clr. oo. Juror 9.00
Mahoney, M. W., clr. co. Juror. . 54.50
Judson, L. E., juror 51.40
Manning, A. A., Juror 54,20
Cauflcld, T. E., Juror 51.20
Townsend, F. F., Juror 9.00
Workman Henry, Juror 6.00
Dunagnn, W. L., Juror 55.60
Ottoway, G. H., Juror 51.60
Elsonhart, Fred, Juror 55.00
Loonoy, F. E.p Juror 49.00
." Thomas, Fred, Juror 55.00
Shafer, F, E., Juror ' 51.20
McGlnnls, B. S., Juror 64.60
Hook, Talbert, juror 54.60
Butsch, John, Juror 54. 60
Clark, T. J., juror 12. 00
Pomborton, Walter, Juror 52.20
Litchfield, Geo. F bailiff 54.00
Beers, Oliver, clr. co. Juror 51.20
Rutherford; W. A., clr. co. Juror 51.20
Matthews, D. W., bailiff 51.00
Moore, M. R., clr. co. juror.... 2.00
Kosclunlder, Frank, clr. co. jur. 18.00
Byrd, W. H. Insano 5.00
Dimlson, E. E., clr. co. Juror... 3.00
Kurz, F clr. co. Juror 3.00
Smith, F. P., clr. co. Juror 3.00
Sml'li, W. Carlton, Insane 5.00
Care of Toor.
P'red Sunders, care of poor .... 8.00
Llzz'e Burnett., do 8.00
Elizabeth Ingram, do .., 9.00
Klva U. Moshcr, do 40.(10
L). R Wright, do 10.00
Stevo Lucler, do 8.00
Mrs. Martha Mooller for Mrs.
Coffey 8.00
'H. A. Green, do 20.00
C. J. llardwick, do 8.00
Mrs. Kate R. Martin, do 10.00
James Thompson, do 7.00
Mrs. S. B. Brown, do 10.00
Nellie Bunnell, do 10.00
Mrs. Johnson, do 5.00
C. Gove, do 10.00
Mabol Kays, do 10.00
CIprlan Bellcque, do 8.00
Charles Johnson, do 12.00
Frank Duprey, do 8.00
Hulda Stripling, do 8.00
( Luclnda J. Summer, do 10.00
James Brown, do 7.50
Dayton M. Mitchell, do 5.00
Mrs. A. La Chappolle, do 10.00
N. B. Doud, do 20.00
John Thompson, do 10.00
Hllloary Rlggs, do 10.00
S. Balllett, do 5.00
Mrs. Scoblo, do 15.00
Mrs. Johns, do 20.00
Llzetto Gobln, do 10.00
Margaret Lambert, do 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Iloeller, do. . 12.00
Boys & Girls' Aid SocleCy, do . . 10.00
Flora Snoderly, do 30.00
Bob Barllnl, do 20.00
Joseph Mosher, do 5.00
,W. H. Goulet, Co. com 34.80
J. T. Beckwlth, Co. com 28.00
Cora E. Reid, bookkeeper 75.00
Exporting Hooks.
D. G. Dragor, do 75.00
C. E. Cashatt, do 35.00
Salary.
R. P. Klrby, Janitor 50.00
Cal Morgan, do 50.00
Harlln Blackwell, do 50.00
J. O. Van Winkle, Co. health off. 111.00
C. O. Constable, fruit Inspector 81.00
W. G. Morehouse, stock Inspect 67.20
AssonNincnt & Collection of Taxes.
Georgo Paulus, extend, tax roll 78.00
Fred II, Paulus, do 73.50
C. S. Hoxle, do 81.00
Roads and Highways.
T. J. Arthur, repairing tools . . , 5.50
George Amort, ditching, etc... 9.00
Ernest N. Branson, blacksmith. 3.00
C. F. Barnes, hauling gravel... 13.50
Jacob Bronkal, do 16.64
The Beebe Co., seraper.etc. ... 219.69
A.F. Bailey, hauling gravel . . . 13.60
Goo. Bostley, do 13.60
N. Brlndldge, ditching 1.75
John H. Brewer, lumber 3.07
H. L. Berger, hauling rock .... 7.50
Cont'd
J. T. Beckwlth. do 19.05
Adam Burns, lost warrants . , . 23.75
S. C. Bass, hauling gravel 4.00
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At Tour
Orooer't
Make Out Your Shop
ping List Tonight
Road the advertisements In The Capital Journal carefully to
night. See what the manufacturers and merchants are offorlng
you. Make a list of the things you need. Many of these Items
are advertised at special prices. All are quality goods. The
makers' and sellers' names are your guarantees.
You will save time and strength by selecting everything you
buy from the advertising columns of The Capital Journal. You
will find more pleasure in shopping Then you know where to
find the best qualities at the lowest prices.
The advertisers In The Capital Journal are the most reliable
merchants of this city. When their names are on your shop
ping list you will be certain of securing the most satisfactory
merchandise at the most reasonable prices. Read their adver
tisements In The Capital Journal closely and constantly every
day.
Geo. W. Brown, ditching . . .
J. T. Bass, shoveling gravel
Art Buell, labor
MM 44
John Ba'llner, ditching
City of Salem, bridge tender . . .
Oscar Cutler, surveying
John Cutsforth, hauling gravel
Capital City Trans, haul, freight
Prince Coleman, labor
Cole, O. K running engine
Conso, J. P. mud dragging
Cole, Robert, mud drugging . .
Cole, Robert, hauling plank . . .
Capital Lumber Co., lumber ...
Davidson, W. T money ndv
Dahl, Otto, labor
Donker, Edward, drngglng road
Honker, Nannn, removing drift
Darby.John, supervisor
Drnger, Rue, hauling gravel . . .
Donker, Clair, removing drift..
Diokmnn.Fred, repairing bridge
DuRet!e, F. R., supervisor ....
DenioroMt, Chas., repairing culv.
Dunnlgan, Edw. Sr., money ad.
Davis, G. W., work on bridge. . .
Eskew, J. M., bridge repairing
Elsenhart, William, labor
Ettlnger, Glen R., clearing road
Ettlnger, Lester do
Eulrlch, Wm., supervisor ....
Elsenhart, Fred,, do
Ehlen, H, C, dragging gravel
Ehlen, G. A., powder and nails
Ehlen, H. C supervisor
Eastham, D. F., do
Eder, George, ditching
Ebner, J. W., powder
Farmer, Ray L., nails and rope
Fandrlch, August, shoveling
gravel
Firora, Angulo, ditching ....
Forette, Arthur, culvert work
Fisher, J. B., clearing logs . . .
Ferroll, Geo., drugging road . .
Folquot, Paul, ditching
Falls City Lumber Co., lumber
Freeman, D. 0.,c.le,arlng road
Coin, Alfred, damage claim . .
Gerlg, Sam, shoveling gravel..
Gllle, Albert H., road plats . . .
Illtsman, A., corduroy
Hunt, T. J., dragging
Harris, F. D., hauling plank . .
Harris, D. A., ropalrlng bridge
Harris, Charley, dragging ....
Herren, I M., hauling gravel..
Hammer, E. M., breaking rock
Harris, Charley, dragging ....
Hunt, James B., viewing roads
Hnln, George, hauling gravel..
Hampton, H. H., bridge labor . .
Ichor, Sebastian, ditching
Jones, J. R., supervisor
Jefferson, J. A supervisor . . .
Jefferson, R. C, cutting brush
Korlnek & Mlolke, grad'g plow
Knuths, hauling gravel
Kusel, August, do
King, A. W do
Kusy, John, Jr., clearing road
Kastcr, Henry ditching
Kerr, Fred, dragging
Lahut, Joseph, ditching
Kahut, Frank, do
Kavanaugh, Edward, supervisor
Lang3cr, Nels, putting up crush
er
Loe, E. 0., dragging
Llndsoy, O. A., hauling gravel
Txgue, Chas., cutting logs
I-nmbcrt, L. S., cutting trees. .
Llckle, L. II., hauling gravel..
Lamitsnn. J. P., do
Ijibranch, A. E., do
Llvesley, D. S. & Co., lumber..
Little. W.W., plank
LIveRay, D. A. & sons, lumber
Llchty, Alex, holding scraper. .
Melil, Ingvnhl, falling trees . . .
Moore, J. C money advanced.
Merdlck, L. S., ropalrlng cul
vert ... . ;
Mugget, D ditching
McKay, W. R., supervisor
Mitchell, Fred, hauling gravel. .
McCane, A. M., do
Marchand, R. E., do
Muhrhammer, Henry, hauling
lumber Nowak, Frank, blocknmlthlng. .
Nusom, R. N., put in culvert
Neal, W. W ditching
Nodon, J. R., hauling tllo ....
Olson, N. P.,baullng gravel . . .
Oregon Statesman, Pub. Not.
tax levy
Polk Co., Oregon, Independence
ferry
Roads nnd Highways.
Pnuitlo, Frank, repalrl'g bridge
Petzol, Jos., lumber
Puc. N. W. Demurrage B., haul
ing gravel
Ramp, W. H., nails
Ramp, Georgo, dragging
Rlchtor, A. T., clearing roadway
RohboII, John, dragging
Rodgers Paper Co., ledger
sheets, etc
Ross, C. E 'report and notary
fees
Stoelhammer, A. O., repairing
tools
Salom Constr. Co., gravel
Slegmund, W. M., road dray . . .
Snyder Printing Co., claim bl'ks
Stowart, Ernesit labor
Storassll, Oscar, labor
Salem Sand & Gravel Co., grav.
Sixiuldlng Ixg. Co., lumber ...
Smith, F. II., labor
9'rayer, Wm., putting In culvert
Smuckor, C. C. gravol
Snydor, Ernest, hauling gravel
Snyder, Andrew, hauling gravel
Slobert, Paul ditching
Shepherd, John spread, crushed
rock
3.50
2.00
2.50
Cont'd
12.25
90.00
50.25
2.25
.50
10.00
45.00
7.00
7.00
5.2.",
17.0
34.10
1.50
7.80
1.00
13.75
2.00
.80
46.00
5.00
56.00
2.00
13.50
11.00
1.00
1.00
75.85
14.25
2.00
9.45
87.50
38.75
8.75
36.25
7.26
6.80
10.00
1.00
5.00
16.00
7.00
69.90
.87
400.00
6.80
11.00
34.19
3.50
2.00
1.25
8.75
31.40
1.00
22.75
9.00
18.00
1.25
8-75
50.00
70.40
29.50
35.00
13.95
21.00
34.50
2.25
12.25
2.00
11.37
9.62
34.35
9.00
10.50
20.03
2.00
7.50
9.79
15.00
.28.50
5.09
5.20
19.00
2.00
11.25
203.24
12.25
.87
11.00
15.88
11.99
.18.00
3.50
1.75
4.37
6.12
4.00
27.50
14.80
187.20
1.50
1.05
8.00
4.80
7.00
2.00
6.25
55.00
Sterting, Chas., hauling crushed
t rock 20.00
Terry, Dave, repair, corduroy 3.00
Taylor, W. A., viewing road . . . 8.00
Talon, W. P., gravel 24.00
Turner, John, Bhovellng gravel 6.80
Tyson, J. B., repairing bridge. . 5.25
Torkolson, Ole, falling trees . . . 3.75
Theiss, Nat, ditching 8.75
Treblood, .1. W., dragging 29.75
Trucblood, J. W., hauling rock 17.50
Tate, E., plowing ditches
Titze, .1. M hauling lumber...
Vearrier, V. 11,, supervisor....
VeniTirr, Louis, dragging road
Vlbbert,
Warner,
James, dragging
E. C,
5.25
4.00
05.00
2.r,o
Cont'd
8.00
HELP FOR
WORKING GIRLS
Two Girls Tell Story of Their
Illness and How They
Found Relief.
labor 10.00
Cont'd
Wellor Bros., groceries 12.80
HnrdeasUe, Whitman, nails, o1 c 2.S2
Whitley, Chas., ditching 20.0(1
31.50
15.50
.50
22.50
34.65
3.50
4.80
5.00
5.20
2.80
6.95
5.80
4.60
10.49
6.00
4.60
1.00
5.00
5.60
7.60
5.60
17.50
Wilson. C. O., gravel
Will, Miss Lizzie, gravel
Wll. Trans, Co., hauling freight
Wood, J. L., labor
West Woodburn Lbr. Co., lum.
Wray, C. M. & Son, spikes
Voolory, Roy, labor 2.50
Woolery, Alva, do 3.25
Yokohama T. & C. Co., dishes. . 11.37
Yergen, Frank, timber 22.00
Special Tax, H. I). Jio. 4.
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tax, R, I). o. 5.
Oregon Statesman, print notice
Special Tax, It. I). So. 6.
Dltmars, T. A., gravel 36.00
Forcler, Louis, Sr., lumber ... 3.80
Mahony, J. T., gravel 12.00
Gervals Weekly Star, notice... 2.50
Kavanaugh, Ed, dep. rd. supv. 13.75
Special Tax, H. I). Jin. 12.
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tux, It. I). Jin. 20.
Harrison, D. F., hauling roelc. .
Salem Const. Co., crushed grav.
Special Tax, R. D. Jin. 22.
Oregon Statespian, print, notice
Special Tax, R. 1). Jin. 2.').
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Peaterson, Alford, road work..
Special Tax, R. I). Xn. 2".
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tux, It. D. No. 29.
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tax, II. I). No. 31.
Cummins, A. J cutting trees. . .
Roda, A. F do 2.00
liomker, John, cleaning slide.. ' 4.00
Myers, Gilbert, do 4.00
Myers, Stevo, do 4,00
Special Tax, R. I). No. 38.
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tax, It, I). No. 40.
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tux, It. 1). No 42.
Oregon Statesman, print. notice-
Special Tax, It. I). No. 4.".
Oregon Statesman, print, notice
Special Tax, R, I). No. 51.
Oregon State Pen., labor
Special Tux, It. I). No. 54.
Storts, Ed., dragging road , 4.00
Storts, Sam, do 4,00
Ebner, J. W powder and fuse 18.75
Anderson, Glen, grubbing 10.00
Dick, John, do IO.OO
Gothrup, William, do 8-00
Hanson, Hans, dltch'g and grub. 6.00
Krug, Fred, Jr dragging
Lorenzon, Chester, haul, gravel
Iyoronzon, Carl, burning brush
Current Expense.
Aufrnnco, A. Eugene, stamps..
Barthold O. Bnrg Co,, ofllce sup.
Conger Printing Co., do
Commercial Printing Co., sups. 133.95
Institute Account.
Capital City Trans. Co 1.25
Capital Journal, printing claim
docket 21.75
Capital Journal, do 39.25
Elliott, N. D supplies 258.00
Gehlhar, Max, stampb 15.35
Glass & Prudhonime, office sup
plies
Herrlck, I). 11., Jr., stamps ....
The Irwin-IIodson Co., office
supplies 7,80'
Kilham Stationery & Printing
Co., transfer case 3,18
N. W. L, D. Tel. Co., telephone
calls 6.20
N. W. L. D. Tel Co., do .'. 4.95
Oregon Statesman, claim docket 22.00
Patton Bros., office supplies..
Pacific Stationery & Printing
Co., do
Pacific Tel, & Tclg. Co., tele
phone rentals 43.10
Rodgers Paper Co., office sup
plies 008.45
Rlgglns, C. K transfer 25
Smith, W. M., stamps 30.60
Smith L. C. & Bros, Tp. Co.,
typewriter 25.00
Smith, John W, U, stamps .... 5.25
Shlpp, Watt, keys 4.75
Snyder Printing Co., printing 55.50
Salem Laundry Co., laundry ,. .151
Universal Drafting Machine Co. 89.50
Continued
West, B. F., stamps 1.00
Court House Expense Account.
L50 Auhlfmnn. Tilllu. nlni'irlnir
range
Buren & Hamilton, Bhado roll
ers Boyce & Wilson, C. II. repairs
Edgar Grocery Co., C. H, sup
plies 2.30
Frasor, A. L., repairs at C. II
Haiiser Bros., keys
Hansen, A. M boxes
Lawrence, J. M brooms ....
Moore, J. G assignment
in
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ble Compound and
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Miss Amiolia Jaquillahd, 013 Sev
enth Street, New Orleans, La,
St Clair, Pa. "My mother was
alarmed because my periods were sup
pressed and I had pains in my back and
side, and severe headaches. I had pim
ples on my face, my complexion was sal
low, my sleep was disturbed, I had ner
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ble Compound has worked a charm in
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have recommended your medicine to
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There is nothing that teaches more
than experience. Therefore, such let
ters from girls who have suffered and
were restored to health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound should
be a lesson to others. The same remedy
is within reach of all.
If you want special ndvlec ivrlto to
Lydia I. I'inkham Medicine Co. (oimfl.
dcntlal) I.ynn, Jlass. Your lettcrnill
be opened, read nnd answered by a
woman and held lu strict conlldeuce.
Safurrlav i
j
Specials
am
Saturday
5 Specials
4.00
2.00
2.00
15.00
6.55
20.75
1.25
3.00
21.47
4.15
Circuit Court Expenses.
Capital City Transfer Co., G. J.
to poor farm 1.50
Garfield, Edna, steno services 21.25
George Bros., meals 4.t
Oregon Statesman, printing . . 39.00
Snyder Printing Co., do ti.10
Robertson, Ben, witness 4.30
McKinney, Mayro, do 4.40
Little, Thomas, do 4.20
Brown, Bruce, do 5.00
Hampton, W. R do 9.00
Cantrell, G. E., do 9.00
Orth, Anna, do 11.40
Sargeant, Florence, do 16.40
Sargent, C. F., do 16.00
Jones, J, II., do 8.00
Relsblck, John, do . .1 7.00
Mearrcl, Fred, do 7.00
Goodell, Romle, do 7.00
Pierce, Grace, do 7.00
Schultz, Harry, do 7.00
Schultz, Lee, do 7.00
Irvine, S. E do 4.40
Burkhart, S. O., do 2.20
Hamilton, Ira, do 2.20
Schucklng, B. O., do 2.20
Disallowed
Burkhart, Sam, do , 4.20
Thompson, Nettle, d o 4.20
Barnes, L, S., do 2.20
Barnes, Legene S., Jr., do .... 2.20
Whitlntch, J. A., do 12.00
Thompson, Walter, do 4.20
Rice, Roy, do 7.60
Todd, Joe, do 2.20
Todd, Mrs. Joe, do 2.20
Burger, II. L., do 5.00
Gllniore, dandle, do . . '. 12.00
Peterson, Andrew, do 7.10
Kenworthy, L. A do 12.00
Sehlndler, Al., do 7.20
Craven, L do 4.20
Smith, RusbcI, do 4.20
Bolter, Donald, do 4.20
Mulr, J. K., do 7.60
Rutellffo, T. R do 11.00
Stangel, J. J., do 7.60
Loomls, Glenn, do 7.60
Sorttt, R. II., do . 7.60
Price, E. C do 2.20
Poonnan, Tracy, do 7.60
Hunt, J. P., do 7.60
Why lire .11 and P the most Import
ant letters of the alphabet!
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Salem Hdw. Co., nails
1.05
'45.70
6.15
70.00
18.00
11.00
1.05
13.40
18.00
3.00
12.50
8.00
41.50
2.00
2.50
Cont'd
.40
4.25
1.90
2.50
1.50
2.00
llecuuse you couldn't have Href or
1'nrk without them!
Oregon Flro Relief Association
insurance . 39,90
Porter, W. J., merchandise.... 92.90
Salem W., LAP. Co,, water. , 38.50
Stuart, Albert, wiring 8.00
Willamette Hdw. Co., C. H. fix
tures 75
Salem Laundry Co., laundry . . 1.30
We Carry u Complete I.lne of
IIKLF AM) I'll It k
Kspei'lally Designed for
KNIFE AM) FORK
You Will lie Pleased With the
MEATS WE SEEL VOL'
If It Werp Not So
tt e Would Not Tell You I
Capital Meat Market
Phone Main 217.
121 South Commercial street
WAISTS
Women's and misses' waists, lingerie and plain tailored styles. Male
rials of the best. Some slightly mussed.
Special, $1.98
HUCK TOWELS
Huck towels ISx.'SO Indies, hemmed ends and nently finished.
Special, 8c
BEAUTY PINS
Dainty beauty pins In a vnrlety of pleasing designs. Roman and plain
gold finish.
Special, 19c a set
Saturday is the last day of our
Lace Curtain Sale
QUALITY POPULAR
MJliipIpulninpnnl
MERCHANDISE
UMBTr STRtCT GCTWCCN ITATt O COURT ' PRICES
Mulr, Jessie, do 7.6U
Mulr, Rhoda, do 7.60
Mulr, J. K do 5,60
Butterfleld, E. F., do 7.00
Feller, J. A., do 7.60
Llndahl, A. J., do , . 7.60
Shoales, Sherwln, do 6.S0
King, Chas, Jr., do 6.60
Davis, 13. H do 6.00
Winter, Joseph, do 7.60
Miller, Geo. G do 5.60
Miller, Wm., do 7.60
Edwards, B, E., do 4.20
Bitney, L. M do 5.60
Stanglo, J. J do 5.00
Taylor, Archie, do 2.20
Grim, H. J., do 7.00
Grim, Thurston, do 7.00
Leabold, Martin, do 7.00
Jnger, Peter, do 7.00
Osborne, F. H do 9.20
Downey, Dr. C. H do 9.60
Osborne, Catherine, do 9.20
Pierce, lister, do 9.00
Smith, Willie, do 9.00
Kuntz, P., do 9.00
Drummond, J. T., do 9.00
Plllett, Webster, do 9.00
Miller, Fred, do 9.00
Smith, B. M., do 9.00
Hoefer, E do 9.00
Brown, Elizabeth, do 2.20
Stabb, Chas., do 6.60
Barnes, Graco D do 2.20
Sweness, Tom, do 59.60
Family Remedies
Jl HOUSEHOLD M
HOUSEHOLD
REMEDIES
FREE MONEY
I will pay 50 cents to any person
who Is not curod of their cough nftor
using a 50-cent bottlo of Arch Syrup
Whlto Pine of Tar and Eucalyptus.
For salo by II. C. Marvin.
OPERA HOUSE PHARMACY.
Burkhart, S. 0., do 2.20
Goldsmith, Fred, do 2.20
Herdleln, Agnes, do 2.20
Hansen, Otto, do 2.20
lleauchamp, II. A., do 5.60
Mearrell, Fred, do 8.00
Smith, Claud, do 7,00
Tremewan, Jack, do 7.00
McN'amara, J. J do 7.00
Burkhart, S. 0., do 2.20
Sargent, Florence, do 7.40
Jouos, J, H., do 6.00
Orth, Anna, do 7.40
Edwards, B. E do 6.40
Goldsmith, Fred, do . 6.40
Herdleln, Agnes, do 6.40
Burger, Henry L do 5.60
Gllniore, Claude, do 17.60
Peterson, Andrew, do ,. . . . 5.40
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Morris Cash
Grocery and
Feed Store
My prices are right others cannot
duplicate with same quality of goods.
5 lb Bayo beans 25o
5 lbs Whlto beans 25o
5 lbs Fink beans 25o
3 cans Standard tomatoes 25o
3 cans flue Iowa corn ;.2io
2 cans Yellow ban milk 15o
3 enns Carnation milk 25c
2 cans best Tillamook cheese .,.'.450
3 cans nice salmon 25c
7 cans Bnrdlnes In oil 25c
Sack corn meal 25o
Sack buckhwent 45o
4 corn flakes 25c
Largo pkg Golden Rod mush 80o
Larko pkg Golden Rod oats 30o
5 lbs best lard "Jo
Largo Cotloleno $1.4,1
1 gallon Karo White Syrup 60
Brnn by the Bnck or ton.
Shorts, sack or ton.
Just received a car load of corn.
All kinds of chick feed at wholesale
prlccB.
Free delivery Inside of city limits.
Free tickets to Yo Liberty and
Wexford.
Phono HOT.
Cor. Morris avo nnd Fair Ground Road
Automobile Motor Cycle and
Accessory Dealers of Salem
Am A AT MOTOR wATTgiiipp
lllJll nvricc Amsiinltlon, Finding Tackle, Etc.
" L.lLLLb Kortli Commercial Street i'hois IM
Valley Motor Car Co.
and Oakland
hone Mala 2298
THE MATCHLESS
DOMESTIC FINISH
Wo want, you to become acquainted
with Hie dnmcslln finish we give to
shirts, collars and cuffs.
We want you to appreciate (lie
snowy whiteness Hint eoincs from per
fect cleansing. We want you to note
the exnet c ure wo take with ;'ciur linen
Wo luive the domestic) finish clown to
a Hch'iire -giving the very refinement
of g-ioil form In dress.
So send your GOOD duthes to this
GOOD l.aiindty.
SALEM LAUNDRY CO.
136-166 South Liberty Phone 25 t
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