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YES
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Do you want a heater that will nave you wood?
Do you want a heater thai ta neat and of the laU't dcaignT
YES?
If ao, give
RM.Wade(&Co.
a call and look over tb. lr line. It will pay you to Investigate be
fore you pur-thane. Nolo (h'-lr window display.
11. Hirachberg, Pre. A. Nelson, Vioa Free. 0. VV. Irtine, Caab.
The
Independence National Bank
Incorporated 1889
Transacts a General Banking: Business
Interest Paid on Time Leponit
Directors: II. Hiraberg, A. Nelrwn, D. W. 8eam, B. F.
Smith and J. E. Rhode
A. C. MACERS, Proprietor
TELEPHONE MAIN 175
Standard Liquor Co.;
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
WINES, LIQUORS Sr CIGARS
148-156 S. COMMERCIAL STREET
SALEM ' OREGON
Tom Cronise
PHOTOGRAPHER
Salem, Oregon
I -
I JED. Bckerlen
i ; i
! Wholesale Family Liquor Store
PHONE MAIN 103
144 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon
iTANOnNlToRGANS "sEwTnG MACHINES
ClieapnsUnd Best !ttm
PIANOS AlSiD ORGANS RENTED SEWING MACHINES RENTED
GEO. C, WILL GEO. C. WILL
Phonographs Popular
Edison, Victor, Columbia Sheet Music and
Full Line of Cylinder and Studies
Dioo KeoorUs
GEO. G. W ILL GEO. C. WILL
INIERSTING
STATE NEWS
Tin m w lonniriu of tli.. Kumptrr
valli y railroad U aii u ml).-, n. ar.-r
tint li a tliul aitMwi.erry u.i y (,f
upper Jotui Iray,
Ai-.(.nliiig to lli.i iTIni'tlll,. tl'i,
tu vai-uiiiwlnai ImijiU of central Or
on are be In fill,., np gl un.
liair.rt Attorn, y Mulkcy, of Jack
aim roiinty, made a round up recently
of ihm "blind plKdera" In that county
w in the rlt thai bo gecured thir
ty Inul. menu.
If thu t'ottann Grove Leader I:
r.ght It imy to plant ghadu tree
Tuny ln. r aie th t teaufy 0f the land
a ic, att a t buyerg and return value
In various wag.
The McMlnnvUio i,y coiim II ha
piKHrd an or t prohibit In; the aal
of mat liquor n hit city. The ob
J-ct of tho a tlon la far tho purpir
of knock n out the near beer Joint
uu anre.
The city counrll of Corvallla, af r
hearlnit rcmonntrances, ordered six
teen block of girct paved, the vot?
ben unanimous. Hide wl'I he called
f-r at once. Objection were made
by only twnty per c nt ot the prop
erty owncrg.
Efforts on Knicue river are be-lns?
made to csta'jllh eledrlc experiment
with a vl -w to seel n a: If plant and
time with artificial Jlirht. and do so
fruits cannot bo made to work over
at a rate which will prove rommercla
ly profitable.
The will of Perry Hyde, who re
cently panned In his chock at. Har
rlsburg, bag been filed for probate.
The estate valued at $30,noo Is be
qu"nthed to hla wife as long as she
trots ulni?lo or dl"s. In case she re
marries It goes to his children.
Medford Tribune: A car of Moil I
ford Hartlctt from the ltiirrei or
chards Ko'd Tuesday In New York
City for $4.25 a box, the record prl"'
for Bartlettg thlB season. This is
$3.25 a box f. o. b. Medford. Two oth
er cars of Dartletts from the same
orchard rea-h'-d New York today, and
they are the last of the season's
shipments. Equally high or higher
prices are expected, as P-artlettg are
very scarce and the demand is unusu
ally heavy on account of the Hudson
celebration.
The Southern Pacific railroad
bridge which Is now being built
a ross the sou'h Santlara river at
Lebanon and on which work was com
nienced last week, will be one of thv
longest biidites In this part of the
state. The bridge proper will1 be 360
f et long, and there will be a trestle
2.00 feet long ou the west end of the
bridge. There will be two steel spans
each 180 f et long, rc?sting on concret
pi -rs It is estimated that the
bridge and trestle will cost ' about
$100,000.
RoseUirg has been presented with
and has accepted a proposition from
Kuettner & Haas, railroad builders
to construct an electric road from
that c!ty to Martdifieid via Myrtle
Poait and Coqullle City. All they
ask is that the people of the territo
ry thus to be traversed, "make tho sur
veys and secure the rights of way
These railroad builders put up a gilt
edge guarantee in the sum of $100,000
to build the road and have the cars
running over it within twentyfour
months or, failing to do so, forfeit th(
$100,000. This is a railroad proposi
t'on of the genuine business sort and
one that the people in that territory
will probably take hold of.
THE OREGOM
FIRE RE LIE F
UcMlanvUl; tilt Ortn
Hat. Orpgttry, Jtgt,, Dattttt. Or,'
Steele's Ferry
U.i-ii V'l.Ut, tJrj;Olt,
Th f, riy ttiat t roio the
peoplu.
Moil ill reel route to Jefferson,
Scle, Raedburne, Bali-tn and Al
bany from all point In South
rrj and Central l'oik county.
UNDERTtKINQ
Day and iiUUt call promptly atttmUed to. Pine parlor lu ton-
tvectiiiii. An cipcrl-iin i !ily anli'uiiL
W. t. fatCE, tmbalmer and Funeral Director. Ltcei:3 ty tf.a
Oregon 8tat Board of Health.
8ICC A CALBftEATH
InJ.ndonco, OreUon Horn. f-hsn: Stcra, 2?20; RM.3121
Bell Phong: Store, 114; Rei. ?3
G L Hawkins
GEM RESTAURANT
C 8TIIKET
C. ti. KOOZKIt, PROPRIETOR
l.NUKPKXUENCK. ORPCOI
Flrat Clang In Every Respect. Open Day and Night. Regular
Meal, 25 centg. Bhort Order at all Hours. (Jive uh a Trial.
y- f r- a
Jjlt. Granite
Monet t n.et-o
otk ate.
To Exist
la to stay on a farm with your nose
down on the grindstone y ar afrr
year, making barely enough to tid
you over from one crop until anot'-i
er, or working In a prune Orchard
part of the season for someone else
tc make enough to run your farm the
next ye ar. Are you In this class? If
so, get out of the rut. Get up onto
the trail and kick up a dusu
To hive
Is to plant your farm out into an Ap
pie, Pear, Peach, Prune or Cherry
Orchard and raise som thing for
which the world ia crying and for
which it is willing to pay. A goo--Orchard
Is the best real estate a rent
you ever had if you want to sell, and
the best income producer when you
want to live on Easy Street. For
prices on fruit trees write to
G. W. PENNEBAKER
990 South 12 street, Salem, Oregon.
The Willamette Valtey Company
Light. Power & Water at Very Reasonable Ratei
WATER RATE- (Water by meter applie to resi
dence only.) Residence rate on meter applies to cu
touiers only who pay $2.00 and over at the rate ol 80o
per 1,000 gallons', minimum 11.00 per month.
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND POWER RATE
llesiuonce, io cema per iv. n .
Butineag house, 25 centg per drop and 6 cent per K
Power, rates on application.
W.
OFFICE AT WATERWORKS PHONE MAIN 41
ffeeket
"Cutlery
tyazors
tfthletie and ji(mita$ium $ccd.
h, jimmuniticn and Jhhina, tackle.
SUeqelea, Sieyde Repairing. fJiter
,fi0
!
SALEM, OREGON.
Well Known Hotel Keeper Uses and
1 Recommends Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhota Remedy.
' "I take pleasure in saying that I
have kept Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
era and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
family medicine chest for about fif
teen years, and 'have always had sat
isfactory results from its use. I have
administered it to a great many trav
eling men who were suffering from
troubles for which it is recommended,
and have nev.r f'ailid to relieve
them," says J. C. Jenkins, of Glas
gow, Ky. This remedy is for sale by
P. M. Klrkland.
I Will Hold Special Election.
The county court of Marlon county
'has ordered that a special election be
held' on November 2, 1909, for the
purpose of determining whether or no
intoxicating liquor should be sold in
Horeb precinct. The election was
called on a petition signed by twenty
two legal voters and taxpayers of the
district.
yFor Chapped Skin.
! Chapped skin whether on the hands
or face may be cured in one night by
applying Chamberlain's Salve- It is
also unequalled for sore nipples, burn
and scalds. For sale by P. M. Kirk-land.
0i
2 f&fy- Pp- . .... j. i. mi.
C,'-.
FlNCCLOTMCSMAKEHS SSV--
OaLTIMORC NCW TORK.
Clothes of Quality
From the World's Best Makers
The man that comes here for clothes-gets something mor than just plain "buy-'em-anywhere"
clothes. He gets "Clothes of Quality" that are different!
When we "clothe" a man we '"dresa" him as well. ,
Just notice our $io.OO to $30.00 Suits or our $10-00 to $30.00 Overcoats and Clothes Quality
will show itself very plainly in every detail. . '
Why shouldn't our clothes be "Clothes of Quality," when they were designed and ta.lored by
the best tailoring talent of which the country can boast!
If you appreciate good clothes and good clothes service, sir; we ask for your consideration
when you are ready for your outfitting.
G. W. JOHNSON & CO.
141 N. Commercial St.
SALEM, OREGON