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JTHSSALEM CAPITAL -TOUBNAL, SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 28, 1915.
Semi-Anmual Report
(,. tn0 County Clerk of Mnrion County, Oregon, showing the amount uml
ber of claims llllu",'d h ,ho t,UUIlty l'"rt of said Cuunty, for what ul
f ed amount of warrants drawn, the amount of warrants outstanding and un
paid i""" ' J uciuucr, m me jbi uny 01 April, 1915
0, What Account Allowed.
Sheriff's Office
(Jerk's Office and Registration Clerks
Recorder's Office
Treasurer's Office
Surveyor's Office
AW"0' "
Office
Court House
Circuit Court .....................
County Court anil Commissioners
Justice Court
Coroner
Jcbool Superintendent's Office ...
Health Officer
fruit Inspector
Indigent Soldiers
Widows' Tension; Core of Poor ..
Jail
Juvenils Court
Bridges ,
Ferries
Tax Rebate
gcalp Bounty
Sealer of Weights and Measures ..
Bebate of Fees
Advertising
Stock Inspector
State Fair
Indemnity for Diseased Cuttle ....
Agricultural Account
Fire Protection
Claims.
. 73,X43.07
. 5,522.70
. 3.033.S1
. 3,iil!).55
2,529.23
. 2,8!Ml.D7
. 1,(11(1.80
. 2,1)55.95
. 6,503.40
. 3.978.45
2 2N9 23
. 1305.20
231.00
190.50
. 3,578.44
. , 224.(15
595.20
281.50
. 10,443.80
757.30
80.80
778.21
310.95
402.40
27.50
7.20
4.20
300.(10
201.00
531.40
112.50
700.00
130.70
Warrants
Drawn.
i 73,843.07
5,522.79
;!,0.!3.81
3,010.55
2,529.23
2,899.97
1,010.80
2.055.95
O.503J0
3,978.45
2,289.23
1,305.20
231.00
190.50
3,578.44
224.05
595.20
281.50
10,443.80
757.30
80.80
778.21
310.95
402.40
27.50
7.20
4.20
300.00
201.00
531.4(1
112.50
700.00
130.70
$129,700.08
Outstanding unpaid warrants on the 1st duy of April, 1915.
I2!);7GO.f)l
General Fund.
1907
19(18
19H9
90.90
318.39
98.75
1910 , 197.35
1911
1912
1913
1914
11115
247.05
324.29
310.12
312.21
301.85
$2,297.51
Roads and Highways
1907 129.04
1908 105.12
1909 , 117.82
1910 , 2.17.33
1911 232.90
1912 ; 432.01
1913 550.55
1914 301.17
1915 530.07
Total Warrants
1.709.21
,000.72
SEMI ANNUAL SUMMARY STATEMENT
The following is the statement of the financial condition of the County of
Jiariou, State ot Oregon, on the Jst day of April, 1915:
Liabilities.
To warrants draw n on the County Treasurer, outstuuding and unpaid
tin the 1st day of April, 1915 $ 8,000.72
i Resources.
Delinquent Tuxes 1005
Aeliniuent Tuxes 1900
lMinpiei t Taxes 1907 ,
lMiwucn, Taxes 19US
: lieVimuient Tuxes Um'.l
lMinipient Tuxes 191(1
Delinquent Tuxes Hill
Delinquent Taxes 1912
JJeliiiijucnt Tuxes 1U1:S '.
Delinquent Taxes 1914
auu.
Jiy funds in hands of tlic County Treasurer
Total '
3,238.90
5,489.12
10,150.08
3,313.92
3,811.73
4,717.47
7,291.48
3,930.70
20,100.47
703,105.87
FIVE
Apl. 1 To balance 1
0(57.94
$123.429.H .fl25.429.lS
April 1 Balance '.
Snecial School Districts.
Oct. 1 Cash on hand
Receipts from 1910 Tax ,
Receipts from 1912 Tax
Receipts from 1913 Tax
Receipts from 1914 Tax
Receipts from miscellaneous
, Receipts by transfers from other funds
By Warrants paid
By Interest on Bonds
By transfer to other funds I
Apr. 1 To balance , .,
Artists Paint Canvasses
While Big Bombs Burst
.$ 29.rtat.07
3.90 1S
89.04
9,3115.03
1.007.94
1 1.320 .00
.48
150.12
2.841.30
34.511.92
J,9(,l.t3 : written by William Ci. Shepherd, VniKM new hope and
-O-t.UJ
4 43,040.22 if 43,040.22
April 1 Balanc
Library Fund.
Oct. 1 Cash on hand '.
By transfers from other funds
By Warrants paid
Apr. 1 To balance ,,,,
1,378.14
0.00
$ 9,305.03
'-S.58
1.350.40
1,385.04 $ 1,385.04
April 1 Balance
0.00
Note The following is (he fivsf of a ' received. Ihirtv hours late, lint tl.t
series of stories from the British front.' the capture of Neuve Chappclle- put a
"niKuuy m nun u. ruiopncni, t niKu new nope an.i a new ngnting spirit
Press staff correspondent and the only : into the Knglish army ami into the
American representing an individual French army. It. put a smile on the
American press association, who is now j faces of F.nglish soldiers that had been
with (ieneral Sir John French's unny worn by the grinding rigors of win
under official credentials. It h re-iter, it put them into (une with the
leased for use April 28. The second j spring that is turning everything green
story- in the series will bo priii'id : in trenchlund. It. will make the French
April 29. people understand (ho rainbow in the
black cjoud, which the French artist
sketched today.
A day at Neuve ChapH'llo including
the trip there and back from the Eng.
is tho event of a
ELIZABETH R. CASE,
Auril 10. (llv mail to New I lifetime.
Oct. 1-
Apr. 1-
-Cash on hand
By Warrants paid
-To balance
County Fair Fund.
2.3:19.75
4.79
2,344.54
2,344.51
2,344.54
April 1 Balance
Fish and Game Fund.
Oct. 1 Cash on hand '
Receipts from Justice Court Fines
l'aid to Stute Treasurer
itio.no
4.79
25.00
75.00
By William a. Shepherd.
(Copyright 1915 by the United Tress;
copyrighted in (ireut llritain.)
with the Hritish armv
Franc
lork.) Neuve ( happelle is the new
bead which (ieneral French has just
threaded on the 400 mile string of
trenches which Madame Kurono wears
'upon her breast.
.lust as the great transcontinental
railroads of America pass impressively
through small towns," so the great, trans
continental trenches have had their
route bent by the great Fnglish general
to take in the town of Neuvo Chap-pelle.
Citizens Are Proud
Northern ' "sn headquarters
DEATH FROM HEAT.
Indigent Soldier Fund.
Oct. 1 Cash on hand
Receipts from 1912 Tax
By transfer to General Fund
Apr. 1 To balance
KIO.OO $ 100.00
281.50
380.08
001.10
.42
April 1 Bnltince ,
Registry and Indemnity.
Oct. 1 Cash on band r .. .
Interest on Bonds
Apr. 1 To bulance
$ Oil 1.58 001.58
380.08
$ 043.83
7.50
.$ 031.33
.4 051.33 t 051.33
Lincoln, Neb., April 28. The first
heat dentil of the year occurred hero
today. Several prostrations iiavo boon
reported. The heat wave in tho mid
dle west is still unbroken.
New Record in Gotham.
New York, April 28. Weather street
thermometers in New York yesterday
climbed to 97. The official 'therninm-
I find the residents of the city ex- etor of the weather bureau attained
tremely proud of the distinction. Thisi 90.il degrees at. 3:43 p. m., a new high
is probably because they personally record for April temperature in this vi
helpp, (ieneral French in his tank of jeinity. The previous maximum was en
trench bending. There are no French tablished April 18, 1890, at 89.9 de
people remaining here; in fact thero nre grees. Thero were several heat pros
no houses remaining. j tuitions.
This showery afternoon a rainbow is1 .
shining on a huge black cloud overj Two Die From Hoat.
Neuve (happelle mid the French Pittsburg, April 28. According to
magazine artists who are in this sec- tho weather bureau's records, venter
ion liko a party of tourists to Fug : day was the holiest April 27 in tho his-
uin.i s latest, possession are making torv of Pittsburg. Tho thermometer
every artistic effort (o draw it into . reached 81 degrees at noon and touched
their picture. ,1B ,,, nillrK at 4 0..0ek. The
Ii'ople, will think were faking it; previous hiuh mark was K .loon.
it we mention the rainbow," says one 'Two deaths due lo the heat woro to
April 1 Bulance
Apr. 1-
Special Cities.
Receipts from 1910 Tax
Receipts from 1912 Tax
Receipts from 1913 Tax . . .'
Receipts from 1914 Tax
Received by transfers from other funds
By Warrants pnid
By transfers to other funds
-To bulance
. 41,085.77
101.85
912.31
051.33
1.00
103.23
4,100.35
35.589.00
450.09
April 1 Bulance
$ 80,310.93
Fixe Protection
Receipts from 1913 Tax
By transfer to General Fund $
7.30
$ 50,310.93
f 9,129.31
7.30
Transient Tax.
Receipts from 1914 Tax
By transfers to other funds
.$ 1,388.41
$ 771,252.10
271,840.79
.$1,043,093.19
STATK 01! OHi.;n. County f -Marion, .:
1, -Mux (bdilfuii-, County Clerk of .Marion County, State of Oregon, do
tereby certify that the foregoing is a true 11 lid correct statement of tho mini
t'er and amount of claims allowed by the C'ountv Court of said t'ountv, for t In
fix months .-nding nn t. :;st day of .Mureh, 1915, 011 what accounts allowed,
tlie amount ot minimis drawn and the umuunt of warrants outstanding and iin
I'Hid as the sum appears upon the records of in v office and in 111 v official en's
lotiy. . U'T;XI:s'i "'V ''-'"I "ud the soul of the. County Court of the snid County (his
"i April, A. I), loir
(.SI. At..
11 ax (;i:iii.iiah,
County Clerk.
f Troasar,
31t, 1915.
11-15-
r -f Mi
Oct. l-o
SEMI-ANNUAL REFORT
livii County, Oregon, for the six months ending March
General Fund
Summary.
Oct. 1 Cnsh 011 hand
Receipts for six months ending .March 31....
Disbursements for six months endinir .Mar. 31 .:i89.533..rd
J To balance 271,300.79
i 1,388.41
:i87,8 13.39
273.050.90
Apr.
i'000,894.35 fOOO.MH.HO
April 1 Balance 27 1,300.711
WIMTl' i 1.1 nui''itv f n 11 '
" 1 ' 1 i w r vn ui u., vuuiuv or .Marion, ta.i
I, J). (t. IJiiikt. lo Iiorehy i-crtify that the furouuiiitf in n trim nrul onrmrt
Muti'mrnt nf the itinount rrct ived, juiid out n ml mnuiniiitf i.n hun.i in the Coun
ty In-nsniy vf sm-l ('oiuity for the six months t-ndin nn th( 3 1 at dnv ut NiuvU,
1). (1. DHACiKR,
Count Treason r fur Marion Coimtv.
By W. Y, Richardson, deputy
Seinieniiiiiil slnti-nicnt oT
unity Tr-'iisiirer by the Shi ril'f mid Delimpient Tax Colli'efor of Murinii
to the C
County, Oregon, for the
Cash on linnd Sejitcnilier
Coll, ctod
Salem, Oregon, April 20lh, 1915.
money received tor taxes mid amount turned oo
artist
Rainbow Is There.
"But it's there,'' 'mys another
famous artist. "I'm going to put it
in."
The rainbow wns there in truth.
bending over the little crushed French
town, with no one to see it hut the
Knglish soldiers who peeped out of
their trenches at it, and tho tourists.
All the artists but one are putting in
the rainbow. The one is Mntaniii of
Ituly and London. A shell broke with
in 15 feet of him this afternoon,
splashed mud on the picture in which
he intended: the rainbow to appear nn-l
spoiled it. Ho now he is drawing a
picture of a bursting shell with a cor
respondent and artists running away
from the hugh lily of mud.
A visit to Neuve Chnppello is bound
to be full of incidents of the sort that
attracted Mataiiias attention.
City Is Thoroughly Dostroyed.
Relive. Chnppelle is as thoioughlv
destroyed as a crushed eggshell. Its
only streets nre the trenches, its nnlv
houses are dug out in the trench line,
shells criss cross the sky nluive it and
burst in the ruins. Thero is nothing
more that a shell can do to Neuve
Chnppelle except stir up the debris.
The shells have ransacked tho ceme
tery, blown open the graves, scattered
bits of coffins Mie fragments of bones
over the cemetery lawns and then
churned the lawns into a mass of mini,
hones, coffin bits uud fragments of
gravestones. Then, as if nothing would
sntisfv their fnrv, thev have IiIoaii
this mixture n to the air and scattered
ported.
! THE MARKETS J
The egg market, is reported steady,
with rather a wide rango in prices. The
average price seems to bo 15 cents cash.
l'oultry is weak at 13 cents, with sev
eral houses paying hut 12 cents.
Hogs are strong and in good deninnd.
The butter market is active with indica
tions of an advance,
Bermudu onions nro new on the murk
ot today, with two grades, quoted ut
from $2.00 to $2.50 a ernto.
With the government's report of the
finest prospects ever known fur crops,
all grains showed weakness,
Was Formerly Society Editor
of Capital Journal--
Funeral Thursday
All Salem was saddened when toe an
nouncement was made this morning of
the passing of Mrs. Klimibeth Reming
ton Case, which occurred at her resi
dence on South Coinniereiiil street at
5:15 o'clock. The end cnuio quietly
after several weeks' Illness, during
which time hifts of friends hnd daily
demonstrated their kindly thought by
iloral remembrances and messages of
cheer. Mrs. Case leaves a daughter,
Mrs. Seba Case Wall, with whom she.
had made her homo since taking up her
residence in Salem seven years ago,
coming hero from l'ortlnnd, their orig
inal noiuo Doing in raritmult, .Minn., a
several years ' residence also being mude
in timnnii, .oinuska
rrobubly no person ever made more
friends in tho city than did Airs, ( use,
AltlutigU coming here ns u stranger,
she hud no adjustments to make, tak
ing her plnee easily and naturally in
social, club and religious circles. 8he
was beloved us a member of each, her
relations in the latter being with tne
F.piseopal church. For severul years
Mrs. fuse was society editor of the
I'aily Capital Journal, her work, which
was discontinued in December, 1913,
owing to ill health, being peculiarly
graceliil and pleasing. Sho was nn ac
tive member ur the Salem Woman s
club, at the time of her death being
cliiui mini nt (tie press committee of
ti.at organization.
Tho funeral services will be conduct-
ed from St. Paul's church at l o'clock
tomorrow (Thursday) morning, tho
body being sent to l'ortlnnd immediate
ly afterwards liw cremation. The pall
bearers will bo tieorge A. Wood, Uoorne
(I. Bingham, Joseph Bauingnrtiier, Asa-
net Hush, w. .Melvin Plimpton and
Fredrick l. Thielseu.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
Grains.
Hay, timothy, per Ton
Clover, per ton ..
Onta and vetch ......
Choat .
Wheat, per bushel
Outs, per bushel
Rolled tnrley
Corn ,
Cracked corn
Bra a
jMiortP, per ton
I uuiier.
jBiittorfat
j Creamery butter, per pound
Vegetables,
Asparagus
8.50(n9
U((i)12
0(D10
r.io
48c
33,50
. 38.50
flO
2N.50
11
.23c
..25c
the town. Neuve l happello has dis- MW t" '
,,, i i.. ;, i ; I Parsnips
histoiv as the to which was shelled , ,"!um1,',,ir"' F1"rl,,B
l-y six Ituiolrci! cannon, as the town
nhich was fought I'-t between the
Kul-IMi in. 'I (lie tieniaiis, at a cost of
ix months ending .Moil 1st, 1915.
1911 Tax Roll.
30. 1911. incUliiiir Id in! I.l.-e'l
t In-1 dote, ili'dlliling Receipt 13,020
.1? .85
. '.'11.7,1
I "1! ill. '1-1
eip's t'Mlil li-ln Tax
' 'I'' - f i 11-11 Tax
''!''" from 1912 T.,x
ir-in 1913 Tux
from 1911 Tux
I ri-iii Sutvi ynr 's l i es , . .
fi-lll iii -'oiiU r 's Fees . . .
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ice i 'ourt Fines
nit (Vint Fines
if 19
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(mis paid
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1", 429. 70
197,419.31
Cn-h on Imhd Septei'iicr
Collrcted since tl.l.t dl.ti
.'UO.'s.! i
(1. 158.32
100,903.33
130.00
3.729.78
4 21" 9,i ' "su (,tl lniii'l, i!H'lie.i,:
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.u,,ou.s., m.li on In lid S. ot. 3n. 1
, "MIc- ted sioci- that date,
1912 Tax Roll
."-0. 191 1. including K m-,
, iio'iiniin Keceipt N'
31.70
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tor c - TV ruiiic.l hou-e in its
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i, is :t loKcu of (ieiienil
s pr-'of ilai Tlii- (ieruiau, in u
(a a I !''! in an uttio'l,.
of "ii e l happelle liini'l.'ed
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;;a '. a-, i n, I ' iii'loal ( let ma u
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Tin in ,1 over (let. !."r 29, 191 1 .
Tinned over .lei' iarv 1 1, 1915
Turned over Apiil 21, l9l "i . . .
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fil'VuLlS !f3IO,071.1s
ipt No. 13
1913 Tax Roll.
. including lleeeipt Nl
eluding, Reel ipi No, I.;
.1 509.01
. 2(i7.:;7
209.20
S2.,Y,
t!,iiii8.42
191.21
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String (iarlic
I.etti.ie, eiiito
Heels
lindi.-hcs
I'ota.oes, per loo I
Potatoes, new, lb
New pens
Kei mudii onions
rrults.
S, : her, it s, era ',
'Hinges, ii n u I
i'.'iiianiis, Hi
1. onions, per box
Pineapples, per lb
apples, box
Florida gr.'ie fruit
I'lites, dronicdiiry, case
I 'ales, Peifian, ll.
I'll r.i dates
-'oc mints, per dozen ..
t ig-, per puck
12c
3(ii 3'.j,'
tl.50
1 1.50
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15 c
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if:
8c
8c
fJto 2, oil
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Poitliind, Ore,, April 28. tieorge A.
Jolinsici, chief clerk in the office of
lenerul Manager ', 0, Jenks, of the
North Hank railroad, was today ap
pointed superintendent of the Pacific
& Fustein railioud lit Medl'un!.
NEWJODAY
One cent per word each Inter- ' '
lion,
Cory for advertisement an-
der (hit heading should bt la by "
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$197,419.31
$ -10,980.80 i
!l8 I
35.7(1
2.397.50 I
33,701.10 I
4.911.1.5. 1 1
21,858.3
M'ATK HV IM:ii'i. County of Mnrion. ss.:
1. Will, l.seh, Mieliff 1,11,1 Ui'liuipielit TlIX Cilleet
ion, Mute of Ongoii, do hereby citify that the ton
I verily believe.
Mieriff nn-l Ilelinipient Tax Cell
eti
.it 1 3, 1 22.0 1
. 1.82ii.')2
. 11,203.1.1
20,152.10
for the County of Mar !
nig stiitemeiit is t rue, ns
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, , Road Districts.
" "n hand
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' -'ipt-. troin miscellutiAooa
'I 's l-y transfers frum other funds
31,502.52
18,199.91
.15
44.11
K32.01
S,992.9I
1.15
93.10
THE QUICKEST WAY TO;;;;
END CATARRH
fl.72l.4d
21,143.88
27,805.31 I 27,805.34
County School Fund
h or. l,...l
r'!".'''''' mii;clluneou 4
w u1''" transfers from other funds ..
t 21,143.88
124,924.02
Just One Sura Way To Be
Rid of This Ailment,
Catarrh is n germ disease. To stop it
f"r gon you must get down to its r-'fil
en n The nir is full of catarrhal
germs ',,iighe, and sneezed out by one
person and breathed iu by unothei and
when the system fails to throw off
thi'Mi UfMns tliev find tierriiAnclit loil,-.
meiit in the imieoiis meiobrunes of vour tire- satisfaction or money cheerfully re-
nose, thront and head au.l. breed bv 'un-l'-'l.
20,152.10 ! o p.
no) a
" W
jii-t I
llOV
imaeiro'
lllllll he
ning lo
A i. 'I ,
felt v.,
blow s ;
lihuk I
Nome
shown! i,. And all
Uere iu the fiehl fi
laid inn-' hate felt
teenth round.'
Capture Olves New Hope.
The (wont is n"t 'hut Nc'ie Chap
ell,. as inieri ".ie, in the .i.h k .ioiiii
fight, iiMhough 'he nens should
its us.) to or lliree times a ,luv for a """" " 1,1 mrniigii me
few weeks will driv0 eatiinh and every ,r"" l"'" ""' ' 1 il
syuiptoui of "n'lirrh eompletidv and "r
tirely fiom your systom. No egtanh
sufferer can afford to gu nnolher day
without tiding this woii'li'fful treat
meiit as lelial le druggists everywhere
sell it on a po-itive guurant,t of en-
I.ooio 1. 73
itl.oO
- 3.2.i
8'iu i M..c
.-V 1.0,1
!
90c(ii I.."iO
ilggs and rouitry,
l'.'gg, ca:h I. "c ; t riulii
Ileus, pound
1,'oosters, old, per pound
8Ml'
:-prii:g I idiei . II,
Pork, Veal and Mutton,
Pork, on fniit
Pink, '!r,"-io,
Veil I, ,0-M,
I'Mii,; laud'",
ik fed
.17,'
. .1,1,
. Se'-''"
In, io In I . ..c
9,'in loc
-teem
,l .
oi I
lo nie l, uutlsvplie nir is ccr ;
Hi to the germs of eatiinh and i
drives them entirely out of vour svstein '
uud when do- germs are deslrovcl the
catarrh i'h ,'S obnoxious symptoms
will stop, .lust two or three liuinit,
u-c will gi'.e ,ii blessed relief whib-i1"'"
,1,1't
Pulls
Wethers
' FWeS
' sheep, shear, -,
Retail Trice.
l 'leamei v butter n I i
J Flour, hard wheat 2.lor, 2.00
l-loiii, valley $1.8.',, n 2
t im f, Mows u ,n .
i ,., in.. w,t.M"-,nr- .r" 7
, ,,, ,U. I ', 0
"(,l .1 1 jC
...3iafo I '"
7.1
fie
0c
. 0.80
i A WOMAN minis work by ,av or hour,
Phone 910 II. ' " Apr2.9
; l''('H AI.I:--Wi.m.,'iw, t.-um and har
ness, I, 12, care Join mil. Apr'JO
ICR il,' A i',' -A line huge phono-
gia Ii, oak . Jl'ine: and r ,ns, for
o,el cow. 9.MI .--olilh P.' Ill si. Ap'.'8
I UK SAI.P- Citdit lii,lil liiaiinia hens,
oio- iioslei-, 7-.I3 s,,oili hurdi street.
A pi 28
Fill,' .V. White nod Itiowu l.egl
I"li- lliol I'lllle!;!. I2i'.l ,'S, 1 . 1 1 1 1 -1 I V
sii-'t. Ap.:',i
s,ii, ; ,1 liw a. ie tuo'l iu
IMI I, b:i In nee ,'iisv to, ins. I'Imhm,
JlL1-' A"-s
IH (.MP. .-'Ill) . te.t bonh, for sale; nil
Mil' - . Is. 1 . 1). Alibolt, 211 Uiibbanl
loiiolii',,'. It
IP dl ir,li your en 1 1 ot si, 'in ii or
vacuum ,liuii,,l by lelinl'le linn ut
i, dm "I io es phone 1 1 I . May KI
COMPLPTI-: slock of lested gar-len,
lield and Iiiivii seed. Westacott tt
Thi, In ii ( o., 151 North High st. tf
I'llfl, WAN 1. 1 t,,r L nl hoiiscttoih..
.Miit In- goil , k. No wushiuif
nor iionuig. Apply foiiiiooiis at 9, i
I heiiiek, In stieet. Api-29
SFI'.li Pi'TATOFS - lliirb.inl.s, Netted
(ieois, Maho Id, ra's and American
j Won o r-; also table stock i,t any
In,,,'. Mangis III cm., 310 Mute s'reel.
Piioi'C "17. Ap30
i "tirrnnts pnid 111,31045
i misiers to other funds J 2,4
o.7a
millions.
The germs of catarrh can be destroy
ed and the inf'amed tissues permanent
ly healed by inhaling the air of the
pure medicated nil of llyoioei (pro
nounced High o iiii ). Von breathe Its
air into your nose, thront and lungs by
n,..... ...,)! I.,.. I ril.l,..r inhut.ip
J i 'hat llani-l ,1. Fry and other reliable , w,.,.k F.ugcnc (lunrd.
druggists here in this virimty rurnisli ' i
j with each large complete trentment. The world loves to laugh at
RETURNS TO WOODBURN.
Mrs. (1. I'. Newton, accompanied by
her sou, lift this morning for her home
in Wii'ilbiirii, dregon. hhi had tos-n
visiting h r mother, .Mrs. '. L. Parsons,
small hard rubber inhaler at 110 Jefferson street, for the past
a lover.
HORLICK'S
THE OniOIHAL
MALTED IV1BLK
Th Food-drink for AHAgti.
More healthful than Tea or CocTee.
rortljuict M.irkots,
Poillaiid, (ire., Apl 1 1 2". Wheat
I bib, 1-1 2','..; bliiestein, .3I "...
lints - No 1 white feed, flj."
Pnil,y-F I, t2l.
Hog-- Best live, 18.0.1.
I nine steers, ,,o .7.,; fan, v
0.2." ; best calves, 7 . 7 fn
liiiiilis, "i'9.
P.-itter i ity en umery, 2"ic.
I'ggs - Hei 1 1, , local eittus, 1 H .. rts
I0e.
liens, II,; bro.lers, 27'-.'ici32ej geese,
sf,i 9e,
ows
spring
Wli will allow you the highest prl -n fm
your used furniture lit ojchumio foi
new. Calcf liros., homo fiiruiohcra
Phone 593.
CALLAHAN GOES TO BPOKANE.
Portland, Ore., April 28. Pitcher Pat
Agrees with llie weakert digestion. nl In hun was turned over to tlx, hpok-
sue .son n w- si, rn league leani today
by Malinger M t'iudie, of tho I'urtlnnd
Delicious, invigoralinj and nulirlioui,
Hich niillt, mslled trtsin, powder form.
A Quick Lunch PrpveJ io Minuto
Unto you My H0RII0IC8
you may pot a 8ubtCtui9
HelHelS.
lllesard is the wifo who is not too
strenuous ill managing her silent -ait
Vul;NU man, aged 21, of good habits,
widics wuik of some, kind iu town.
Address A. T. P., Join mil. tf
F(IR HKNT--Puiiiishcl complete 0
roo'n modern cdtiige, eii.np, u2,l No.
Kill tl re, t. l.'ngl, wood car line.
Apr28
A Ml i; 5u acre I'aiui, .( 1 j miles from
town on gincl road, with good build
in '(s and Iruit of all kinds, A splen
did place, Ciiii be bought fiom own
er. Will lake couiitiy or city prop
city In part payment, balance easy
terns. A l-liess () 1", cure Juurtia I.
Apr2T
WILL TI(A1,;-1,IU ncies ol land in
l.sne County, ('re., for good automo
bile, i nil at A. Puiie & ."oil's store
Apr21
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