' SAUT 6aMASi JOUXHAI, IALEM, OlEGOH, THTO8DAT, HAT 22, 1813.
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WW Celebrate the Fiftieth Anniver
sary of the Community ' Estab
lishment Here.
The Sisters of the Holy Names of
Jesus and Mary are making elaborate
preparations for the celobration of
their golden jubilee. Three days June
9th, 11th and 12th have been set aside
to fittingly observe the fiftieth anni
versary of the community's establish
ment in Salem.
On Monday evening June 9th the
alumni banquet will be held at the
academy. On June 11th an informal re
ception will be tendered former pupils
and it is anticipated that at this there
will be a very largo attendance.
On Thursday, June 12th, Pontifical
high mass will be celobratcd at St. Jo
seph's church, Archbishop Christie and
numerous members of the clerggy par
ticipating. Archbishop Christie will
also deliver a sermon appropriate to the
occasion.
At 1 o'clock on Thursday a banquet
will be tendered Archbishop Christie,
the clergy and other visitors and at 4
p. m., benediction will be held at St.
Joseph's church. At 8 o'clock the ju
bilee and commencement exercises will
be held at the opera house.
Sacred Heart Academy is rocognized
as .one of the leading educational insti
tutions on the coast. Its pupils have
come from all parts of the west and
they have all reflected great credit on
the Institution whore they received
their education. Catholics and non
Catholics alike, who have graduated
from the Sacred Heart Academy all
have a warm spot for this institution,
and it is on such an occasion as this
that both mind and heart will travol in
retrospection to the old school days and
the loyalty to their alma mater which
' will not down, will assert itself. Weth
er it be in college of great proportions
or in the humble little old brick school
house the desire to mingle with old
school day friends comes into its own
whenever possible and :t is certain that
loyalty to their old fricndB and to Sa
cred Heart Academy will manifest it
self to a very great degree in the forth
coming jubilee celebration.
Winning that opening game so dra
matically seems to have been too much
for the Beavers.
Now, with seven judges, will the sn
: preme court catch up with its work,
or run behind more than ever)
GOUIHTY BILLS AT
THE APRIL TERM
Commissioners' Court Meets and pays
Off the County'! Housekeeping
Bills.
The following is the full, true and
correct list of the bills filed with the
county commissioners' court of Ma
rion county for the April term there
of, together with the action upon the
same:
Circuit Court.
Davis, Felix, juror 3.20
Schmidt, Paul, do 3.20
Pomoroy, C. T., do 6.20
Poor.
Romick, W. M., care of poor.... . 8.00
Circuit Court.
Binegar, B. C, juror 6.20
Blackerby, P. L., do 6.20
Donker, Ed., do - 6.20
Buckner, C. W., do 5.20
Scalp Bounty.
Murray, Hie, scalp bounty 2.00
Circuit Court.
Miles, D. W., juror 3.00
Piosecki, Ed., do 3.00
Boss, J. T., do 3.00
Blackerby, Pearl, do '3.00
Bhoten, J. H., do 5.00
Poor.
Smolden, Mrs. Nettie, care of
poor 6.00
Scalp Bounty.
Mires, A. H., scalp bounty 9.50
Circuit Court
Watt, C. L., juror 6.00
Ross, J. T., do 6.00
Sauter, Ed., do 6.20
Ilauser, Lloyd, do 6.20
Halberg, B. E., do 6.20
Brunner, B. E., do 6.20
Davis, Felix, B., do 3.20
Gray, John, do 6.20
Burrows, Thos., do 6.20
Boughy, B. F., do 6.20
Ehoten, J. H., do S.20
Harding, M., do S.20
Johnson, O. W., do 3.20
Boll, A. E do 12.00
Townsond, F. F do 6.00
Rhotcn, J. H., do 6.00
Krehbiol, V. J., do 2.00
Hoover, C. T., do 33.20
Lehman, V. J., do " 30.20
Long, Amos, do 33.40
Brans, Wm., do 47.00
Lcbold, Chas., do 39.20
Keppinger, M. J., do 41.80
Aufranee, E. E., do 42.50
McLeod, John, do 43.00
flooding, John, do 40.40
Hingcsf Chas. H., do ...! 42.36
Moore, M. B do 38.40
riymalo, W. M., do 45.40
obe Theatre
Special
This Week
Thelman Sisters in character songs.
Entire Change of Program
Tomorrow and Saturday
Watch for our Monday and Tuesday vaudeville pro
gram. The Globe is rolling, rolling into the best attrac-
Ess!
incursions
Tickets Sold Through Via
OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY
4
Limited Trains Eeast
Via
okane, Portland and Seattle
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington Route.
Low Round-Trio Fares
onion
IIIUM
MlOWf
Baltimore S100.00 Milwaukee "4.00
Boston 111.50 Minneapolis 61.50
Buffalo 113,30 Now York 110,00
Chicago 74,00 Omaha 61.50
Colorado Hprings Brt"u Philadelphia 110.00
Denver filLM Pittsburg 93.00
Doa Moines St. Ixniis 71.50
Detroit Wi.00 St. Paul 61.50
Duluth (11.50 Toronto 93.50
Indianapolis 81.40 Washington 109.00
Kansas City (11.50 Winnipeg 61.50
Tickets will bo on sale daily, May 2Nth to Hepteinber 30, 1SU3. The
return limit is October 31, Choice of routes and stop overs aro allowed,
going and returning. Tickets and other detailed information furnished
on request.
Baggage checked and sleeping car accommodations arranged through,
to destination. C. E. AI.UIN, (ion, Agt., Salem, Or.
B. II. Cror.ler, Assistant General Passenger, ApvnL
W. C. Wilkes, Aslsetant Oeneral Freight and Passenger Agent.
Portland, Oregon.
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Nellie Daly, with Eddie Toy, In "Over the Elver," Grand Opera Bouse,
Wednesday, May 28.
Hassing, Otto, do 30.60
Wray, M. T., do 48.00
McGilchrist, James, do 36.40
Emmott, Charles, do 18.00
Workman, Henry, do 9.00
Townscnd, F. F., do 3.00,
Tarploy, Henry, do 3.00
Young, J. W., do 42.40
Halley, B. C, do 42.40
Bell, A. E., do 3.00
Johnson, Paul V., do 36.40
Junk, D. P., do 36.40
Fenncll, Thos., do 46.00
Litchfield, Geo. P., do 48.00
Care of Poor.
Sanders, Fred, care of poor 10.00
Barnott, Lizzie, do 8.00
Ingram, Elizabeth, do 9.00
Mosher, Elva B., do 40.00
Wright, D. B., do 10.00
Lucier, Steve, Jr., do 8.00
Groen, H. A., do 20.00
Hardwick, C, J. .do 8.00
Martin, Mrs. Kate B., do ' 10.00
Thompson, James, do 7.00
Bunnell, Nellie, do 10.00
Johnson, Mrs., do 5.00
Kays, Mable, do 30,00
Bolloqiie, Ciprian, do 8.00
Stripling, Hulda, do 8.00
Summer, Lucinda J., do 10.00
Brown, James, do 7.50
Mitchell, Dayton M., do 5.00
LaChappelle, Mrs. A., do 10.00
Dout, N. if., do , 20.00
Thompson, John, do 10.00
Ballictt, 8., do 5.00
Hcobie, Mrs., do 15.00
Johns, Mrs , do 20.00
Oohin, Lizotte, do 10.0(1
Lambert, Mnrgaret, Jo 5.00
Hocller, Mr. & Mrs. Wm., do .... 12.00
Boys and Oirls Aid Society, do 10.00
Hnoddcrly, Vlora, do 30.00
MoBor, Joseph, do 5.00
Mocller, Mrs, Martha, for Mrs
Coffey, do 4.00
IJoinic, W. M,, do 8.00
Smoldon, Mrs. Nettio, do 5.00
SALARY
Bushey, W. m!, County Judgo .. 100.00
Oohlhar, Max, county clerk .... 150.00
Boyer, U. G., dep. co. clerk 100.00
BoyinRton, M. O., do 60.00
Girardian, L. M., do 65.00
Each, Wm., sheriff Ifl0.
West, B. P., assessor and dop 433.33
Aufranee, A. E., recorder & dep 233.33
Smith, W. M., school stipt 100.00
Mooro, J. GM treasurer 100.00
Horrick, B. B. Jr., surveyor 150.00
Roid,1 Coral E., booUkeepor 75.00
Kirby, R. P., janitor 50.00
Morgan, Cal, do : 50.00
Black well, Harlan, janitor 50.00
Smith, W, Carlton, Co. physician 50.00
Van Winkle, Co. Health Officer 37.00
Morehouse, W. C, Co. Stock Ins. , 33.00
Jacks l'nttio M., Special Poor
Off 20.00
Needham, W. I., Dop. sheriff 100.00
Beckwith, J. T,, Co. Comm 32.00
Goulet, W. H., do 42.80
Sheriff's Off let.
Hoxie, C, S.( work on cash rcg. 27.0p
Paulus, Fred, collecting taxes.... 15.00
Paulus, Gwrge, do 78.00
Shclton, Toseoo do 60.00
Aasossor's Office.
Beach, George, dep. assessor 100.00
Cont 'd
Colvin, Junes, do 50.00
Ktzel, T. J., do - 75.00
Gibson, Matthew, do 80.00
Bennies, G. L., do 50.00
Kaylor, Frank do ; 60.00
Kcech, George, do 50.00
Lick, F. M., do 50.00
Libby, A, (:., do 50.00
Cont 'd
Lick, C. M., do 100.00
Matti, Max, do 50.00
Cont'd
McDonald, Lyman, do 25.00
McDonald, Lyman, do 100.00
Nye, R. t'., do 50.00
Cont
Ottoway, O. H., do 75.00
White, Loren, do 100.0(1
Recorder's Office.
Arms, Anna M. dep. recorder.... 50.00
School Superintendent's Office.
Cornelius, Llr.zio, school superv- 110.00
Malvin, Nannie, dep school supt. 25.00
Hmilh, J. W. L., school suporv... 110.00
rrult Inspector.
Constable, C. O., fruit Inspector 173.73
Jones, J. T., do 100.20
' Roads and Highways.
Aoksrman, J. J., hauling gravel 5.20
Adams, J. D. & Co., grader rep. 1.80
Allison, Frank, removing drift 1.00
Almstoad, F., holding plow 14.25
Amort, G. J.'( dragging 6.00
Amnion, Henry, scraping 16.00
Ames, S., r,ails, bolts, etc 27.50
Anderson, Lewis, hauling dirt.... 4.00
Arthur, T. J., log drag 5.00
Armstrong, Leroy, shoveling 25.17
Arnold, Elvin, ditching 21.85
Aral, A. , filling scrapers 5.00
Aral, Louis, scraping 8.00
Ashby, C. C.( hauling tile 18.00
Ashford, S. L., grading 6.00
Atzen, B., hauling gravel 31.20
Aunisvillo Dept. Store, fuse .. 60
Audorbine, Levi, hauling gravel 19.00
Ballard, C. R., wheel scrapers .... 115.00
Barr, G. I., repairing tools 12.65
Barkhurst, Jesse, dragging rds 17.50
Barnes, James, hauling gravel.... 1.50
Barhan, O. S., drawing bridge
plans 27.00
Basl, Bill, plowing, etc. ... 15.25
Batliner John, log drag 18.00
Uattenburj:, Ray, Bcraping 28.00
Beall & Co., bolts 14.60
Bear, C. A., dragging road 10.75
Beckwith, J. T,, inap. roads 31.50
Benjamin, G. W., shoveling 12.00
Bentson, Sam, shoveling 10.00
Blakely, John, work on fill 4.00
Bones Bros , repairs for drag ... 4.50
Bowers, X. J., burning stumps.... 10.12
Bradley, ,0. E., hauling gravel.... 3.90
Brasscl, Trank, hauling water.... 8.00
Breslcr H. C, burning stumps.... 18.37
Bresler, A. H., shooting stumps 20.12
Brien, P., dragging road v 4.00
Broughor, A. L., powd.caps&fuse 116.45
Brown, L. R., hauling gravel 5.85
'Brude, L., shoveling 5.00
Burnett, J. M., driving team 11.00
Burton, James, work on fill 2.00
Bushey, W. M., iusp. roads 15.10
Bushey, E. II., holding scrnpor.... 2.00
Hushnell, E. C, work on bridge.. 33.00
Burris, Harry, work in rock pit 5.00
Bushnell, D. W., hauling lumber 1.00
Bushucll, E. C, repairing bridge 26.65
Carothers, George, shoveling dirt 7.00
Carter, E. C, sawing logB 15.25
Charlcsworth, Ray, slash 'g brush 21.50
Choquette, Fix, shoveling 21.67
( line, C. 1)., ditching 4.00
Cook, I. N., plowing and grading 40.00
Coffee, John, repairing culverts 8.00
Colvin Charles, grubbing 6.20
Cone, A. J., hauling rock 20.00
Cox, Earl, grabbing 4.30
Croshaw, E. T., grubbing stumps 1.10
Crashaw, E. F., tending scraper 1.00
Cutler, Oscar, r. d. valuation.... 10.50
Cutsforth, John If., hauling
gravel 30.62
Cutsforth, .). E., dragging 4.25
Cutsforth, Sidney, putting in
culvert 2 13.40
Czyz, Charles, ditching 17.50
Daniels, 8. T., plowing ,37.50
Darby, Jas., work on cut 7.00
Davidson, Eli, shoveling gravel 6.00
Davidson. W. F., money ad
vanced 215.15
Davis, W. T., clearing rocks from
road 1-00
Dawson, W. .1., work on bridge 35.00
Dawes, .1. F laying tile 6.6S
Delisaux, II., plowing & grading 8.00
Deldrieh, Peter, nails 4.60
Denis, Wm., dragging load 1.75
Deshozer Jacke, grading road.. 40.50
DeSart, Earl, hauling lumber ....22.00
Pitmar, T. A., scraping 18.00
Dwcf ler Keneth, shoveling grav
el 2.00
Pokken, Torkel, replacing win
flow lights 4.00
Pokken, E. H., hauling gravel .... 18.00
Donker, Peter, grading 3.00
Doney, F. E., team on aerapor.... 10.50
Ponoy. E. W., grubbing stumps.. 22.74
Dragor, D. C, shoveling dirt 3.50
Drsger, Rnef, do 3.50
Dulluni, Ray, man k team on
Big Slaughter Sale of the C. H. Hinges
Stock will continue all this Week
I have cut to a ridiculously low price every diamond, every watch, every piece of silver
ware, all the cut glass, every clock and umbrella. Yes, every article in the store.
You Will Positively Never Again Buy So Cheaply
The days of the sale are numbered. Don't let such an opportunity get away from you.
Free, for this week only. With every Diamond Engagement Ring over $25 a beautiful
solid 14-K gold wedding ring
HINGES JEWELRY STORE, By J. A. SINCLAIR
mm
grader 6.00
Dubois, Theo., ditching 3.00
Dunigan, Willis, scraping 1.00
Dunigan, Edw. Sr., wood for en
gine ,. 38.75
Dunigan, Maurice, ditching ........ 22.00
Eastwood( Jim, hauling dirt .. 5.50
Eastwood, James, making fill.... 29.00
Ebner, John W., stump powder 11.50
Ebner, J. W., dynamite 58.75
Edwards, H., opening creek 6.25
Edwards, Howard, fencing 5.50
Eggler, P. J., tearing out cul- :
vert .'. 2.00
Ellsworth, M. W., ditching 5.70
Ellsworth, Hi N., ditching 7.45
Englehardt, Mike, dragging 2.65
Erickson, Augus repairing cul
vert 11.00
Eskcw, J. M.,' case with drawers 16.50
Eskew, J. M., work on bridge .... 65.50
Etzel, Andrew, work on fill 11.00
Etzel, Frank, digging rock 1.00
Etzel, Jno. W., scraping 7.50
Etzel, P. J., Jr., blasting 15.25
Etzel, Geo. A., powder etc 6.75
Etzel, P. T., plowing 20.00
Etzel, Geo. P., scraping 11.10
Etzel, Jacob H., scraping 14.50
Etzel, J. A., scraping 7.00
Evans, Harvey , hauling gravel 12.00
(Continued tomorrow.)
At Fountains & Elsewhero
Ask for
"ElORllGEfS"
The Original and Genuine
HALTED MILK
The Food-drink for All Ages.
At restaurants, hotels, and fountains.
Delicious, invigorating and sustaining.
: Keep it on your sideboard at home.
Don't travel without it. ;
A quick lunch prepared in a minute.
Take no imitation. Just say "HORUCK'S."
Not In Any FJSiEk True?
RIGHTLY PRICED PROP-ERTY.
FABM BABGAIN.
A fine 160-acre farm, nearly all un
der cultivation, only 2 miles from
Pratum, on main road, close to school
church, R. F. D. route. Price $85 per
acre; terms. Ask for Mr. Bechtol.
Z0-ACEE TEACT.
20 acres, 17 acres in fruit just com
ing into bearing, 2 miles from Salem.
Will take a lot as part payment. Inves
tigate this. See Mr. Brunner.
SMALL TEACT.
10-acre tract on Oregon Electric, five
miles south of Salem. About 7 acres
In cultivation, balance timber, no
buildings; only $125 per acre, on easy
terms. See Pettyjohn.
FARM BARGAIN.
64 acres, 8 miles from Salem on good
road; 30 acres under cultivation, bal
ance pasture, some timber; well
springs, running water, new. 5-room
plastered house, good barn, outbuild
ings; all stock and implements go with
place; one mile to depot. This is a
bargain at $125 an acre. See Mr. Scott.
HOWELL PEAIEIE FABM.
65 acres of rich, deep, black loam
soil, $100 per acre, half crop goes with
place; terms. Ask for Mr. Bochtel.
5 AND 10-ACBE TBA.CT3.
A few small tracts all under cultiva
tion, deep black loam soil; only $125
per aero, on easy terms.
MODERN BUNGALOW.
New modern bungalow on easy pay
ments, small payment down, balance
like rent.
VACANT LOTS.
We have choice vacant lota in all
parts of the city; $250 to $10,000.
t We Have Money to Loan.
We Eent Houbbs.
Suppose your property should burn
tonight. Bettor insure at once. See
Mr. W. C. Dyer. '
BECHTEL & BYNON,
347 State Street. Tel. Main 452
Wonderful Skin Salve.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve is known ev
erywhere as the best remedy made for
all diseases of the skin, and also foi
burns, bruises and boils. Seduces in
flammation and is soothing and healing.
J T. Sossamon, publisher of News, of
CoreliuB, S. C, writes that one box
helped his serious skin ailment after
other remedies failed. Only 25c. Kee
ommended by J. C. Perry.
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Doctor
Stone's
Corn
Remedy
Knocks Corns and
Bunions higher
than "Gilroy's
kite." Price 25c.
DR. STONES
Boroto Compound and Plaster
will take the kinks out of your
lame back. Price 50c.
DB. STONES
Itch Ointment will cure you of
that itch which you caught from
that fellow. Price $1.
SB. STONES
Poison Oak Remedy will cure
your Peison Oak, which you got
last Sunday. Price 25c and 50c.
DB. STONES
Cough Remedy will clear your
pipes of phlegm and cure your
cough. Price 25c and 50c.
SB. STONES
Toothache drops will stop the
toothache in one minute by the
watch. Price 25c.
DB. STONE'S DRUG STORE,
Salem, Orecgn. ,;
Free delivery to any part of the
'city.
Cut Out Worry
If yon feel run down, have no appe
tite, digestion is bad, liver lazy and
bowels clogged, don 't worn' you only
make matters worst, fho "innor
I man" needs help and a trial of
HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS
IS URGED. GET A BOTTLE TODAY
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Join the
oosier
H
THB HOOSIER SPECIAL
SAVES MILES OF STEPS
FOR TIRED FEET
Clob
And get one of those greatest of kitchen labor savers,
A HOOSIER CABINET
THE ENTRANCE FEE AND DUES ARE SMALL. THERE IS NO GOOD REA
SON WHY EVERY WOMAN IN SALEM SHOULD NOT OWN A HOOSIER.
THE HOOSIER
' Saves miles of steps.
Cuts kitchen work in two.
Provides a clean, sanitary place for every
thing used in preparing a meal.
Is built throughout of selected solid oak and
will last a lifetime.
Can be procured on the easiest possible terms
Come In and Let Us Explain the Club Plan
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