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"PT'TTT r ".-WEETCLV OREGON STATESMAN; TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1900. Watches at Your Own Price We hare a big lot of second-hand watches w4iich -we will sell at almost "any old priced - I - They "have been accuimclating . for years and we mutt get our money om c will stl( you a gobd time piece for from $1.0041 p. .!. . I r . Have some fine movements, also gold filled cases among this lot- J JOHN G. BARR. JEWELER. 118 State,Streetf Salem Walter Alorley Dealer in all kinds of Woven Wire Fencing end for circulars. mi 1 1 1 h i-rn i i hb- s UT , u -!- - - --Uric prr nilD D3IPCC Ml tMD UllQr nr nil hum imiii-j un u iimi 1 - WW-- - - ' - ......Wv - "We J'J W- .w.wwt 4h . SALEM, OREGON. f MArJHOdD RESTORE D2.US252E' MO VtwMii r. mminw i umiw - a immn wmnrm nun'"'.'"'' S"""1? our- yw u ' iK-rvixM or l!--f tiie n-rue uriraii, mu ii an J.w Hmikawl, livmala, . fala In ito" B-rktMrnimtl Kmiuiaai, Serw IteMIIITi lwri--' t ali !- I Jf Jrry, Kibrntoln. Irln, Tri. Mid t'umlipmiiou. ' IluM a, I t,aehf (Ur or iilgtil. Hrrviuqu;efcn-aof duciarr, -hIr:i if nntchr;kc4 Ifwta to t-if-rni-urTrui ami I1 tl-o lmrrtra (4 inrot'-rH-y. lE.YKclecn;trttbe liver. kkliw-yaej-Ml Utanruwrr vlK-ua ul ail lwpunUea. CUt I -"JA-J: aufiigUioua I i r.-w.n miiXrrra aro not cnrfl tijr Dor-t nr U be-mi-n permit are troiihlrvl with Prtl Itla, CTrl'I OKNB ii nly known rurt t cur- ithniit an operation. fr'W t--iUin"Lii. A written, g-iiarantn rivtn eel itimi rritriK-d it ! not cUt-ci iH-rmuuent core.: 1X9 a box ft tor fo.O Lroisil. Krtf-1 fr rHB-rfm)larBril wmiaKiiiltus. .. . . , : . , . kjk ttm it k. 111 J S K .- 1'. U. Box S7T6. t-fin Fraxiclaco. Cat. FOR SALE BY D. J. FRY, pRUGGISi; SALEM, OR. S ! Largesilassdrtment of flowed seeds ever shown in Salem. r Onion sets aiul Garden seeds -ga lore. . Our seed are all reliable. We are agents for a inolc-trap that no mole can pass under and live. Buy one j,;of our eP"" E"n nd rid your gar dens of these pests. SA VAGE RED, 322 and 324 Commercial Street, North of P. 0. I,KGAI ADVERTlSKAiKNTS. ; NOTICE OF HEARING OF FI- NAL ACCOUNT. i - i Notice is hereby Riven that the final account ff J. T. King, as executor of the estate of Mary D. EfF, deceased, has been filed in the county court of Marion county, state of . Oregon, and that the nineteenth day fof February, loon, at the. hour of 10 o'clock a. m., has been duly appointed by such court for the hearing of objections to -e suck finalaccount and the settlement there of, at which time anyvferson interested in such estate may appear and file ob cctions thereto in writing and contest the same. , . T.: KING, . . . Exec-tor of the Estate.; i:6-5tw.-, NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL t . ACCOUNT. j Notice is hereby given that the final account of M. R. Scttlemier, as executor of the efsatc of George Scttlemier. deceased has been filed in the county court of Marion county, state of Oregon, and that the twenty-hinth day of March. iyoo at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in., has been duly appointed by such court for the hearing pf objections to'uch final account and the settlement there of, at which time any person interested in such estate may appear and file ob jections thereto in writing and contest the same. . i M. R. SETTLEMtF.R. ! Executor of the Estate.' a:-3-Stw. , ; NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAD ACCOUNT. t;r j Notice is hereby given that the final account of G. A. Cone Jr. and John .Murray, as executors o' the estate o G. A. Cone, deceased, lias been filed in the county court of Marion, county, 'state of Oregon, and that the twenty second day of Marxh. 1900, at the honir erf 1 o'clock p. m., has been duly ap pointed by such court lor the hearing of objections to such final, account and the Settlement thereof, at which time any, person interested in sudi estate may appear and "file objections thereto in writing and contest the same. ; G. A. CONK JR 4 " JOHN MURK Y, j Executors of the Estate. 2j-o-5t-w. . ; 1 ) mortgage be declared" a first lien upon the . following described premises! to wU:, Beginning at the sw. corner of the donation .land claim of James An derson and wife in t. 8 s, r. I west, Willamette Meridian, Marion county, Oregon, being claim 11 Io, sj. notification No. 361 situated in Ma rion county, Oregon, and running thence easterly 20 jchains, to the tract of laml heretofore deeded to H. Doe. thence north twenty-seven (27) chains, to corner of an ' eighty-acre tract of said d. 1. c. heretofore deeded to Thom as Anderson, thence west 20 chains, i thence south 27 chains, to thcplace of ocginning . and containing fifty-four acres of land more or less; and that plaintiffs mortgage lien be foreclosed and that the above descrfbed premises be sold by the sheriff of Mari6n coun ty; as by law provided and that the money arWng ; from said sale be ap plied to h'e satisfaction of plaintiffs' judgment, attorney's fees and costs, and for such other and further relief as in equity may be just; and further that our judgment lien against James Ait ken bearing date the twenty-fourth day of June, 1897, ibe declared , subse quent in time inferior in right and sub cct to plaintiffs mortgage, and that jrou be foreclosed of all right estate or interest in or to said above described premi.-cs and of ail right to redeem he same except as by law provided, f -;' This summons is served tipon you by irdjr of the Hon. R. P. Boise, judge t the above entitled " court, for de partment. No.' 2, said , order bearing date the sixteenth day of February, 1900. directing the same published, in xhK Weekly Oregon, Statesman, for six consecutive weeks, and the date of the first publication of this summons being flic twentieth day of February. 1900, and th date of the last publication thereof will le, and the same will ex pire on the third day' of April 1900. M. W. HUNT, ' I Attorney for Plaintiff. 2:20-6 tw. : SUMMONS; J 1 i In the- Circuit, Court of the State tot Oregon, for the County of Marion, Department No. 2. I 'T. T. Geer. governor: F. -I. Dwnba'r, secretary of state: and Chas. S. Moore ktate treasurer, of the State of (Tregon, ex-officio the State Ind Board, of the jstate of Oregon pfainttiT. vs. Georite Aitken, James Aitken and Rrlxrcca Ait Wn' his wife. , August SchUIing. and George F. Volkman, partners in! trade as A. Sficilling & Co. and Wadamsi& Uo.. a corporation, defendant. - t To Angust Schilling and George F. Volkman partners in trade as A. Schill ing & Co. : j...". ::l ',"' In the name of the state of .Oregon, you arc required to appear anj answer the complaint filed against you, in the above entitled suit, on or fcefore , the last day of the time prescribed in the order for publication of snmmons, made herein. towit,.'the. twenty-seventh day of MarcJt, 1900, and if yon fail so to answer, for want thereof, the plain tiff will take judgment against James Aitken and Rebecca Aitken, his wife, for the sum of $450. ohf coin of the United States, and interest on said sum in like gold coin at the rate of 8 per cent. per. annum, from the fifth day; of October, 15, until paid, and ?75 at torneys fees and the costs and dis bursements of this nit and a decree of this Honorable court, that plaintiffs'. :NERViTA Kcslarca VITALITY LOST VIGOR AMD MANHOOC Cures Ira potency, Night Emissions and fatln!i diseases, all effects of bcII abuse, or excess and India crctiori. Ancrrotonicand Mood f milder. Brings the Iink glow to zic cheeks ffnd Mttnri 4t,n tXm 9 vrmttfl Hy mail COc per box; O boxet for .5;.f30; with a vrritten ptiarao-U-o to euro or refund the monej. IMERV.TA MEDICAL CO. Ctlntwi A JacXaon Sts CH'CACO, ILL. ! For sale by D. J. Fry, druggist, Sa lem, Oregon. 1.-9 &3 filott's Kervcrine Pills (fA CPs The jrea remedy lot 4 w - . At V. iraii.n acu -M ' ui mr-ovi reocrathrc of atoK AND at i-ii L.xi. run of thixi vi, rxh as Nervous Prostration, Failing cr Manhood. Impotency, N7ehtly Lm sicrav Youthful Erton, Mental worry, cx zsssir. use ot" Tobaco of Opium, whici h.x& to Consumptksn and Insanity. !j00 pef box by mailt 6 boxer for SS0. K2TTS r4imm CO, Prop's, CicTs!a-i Cilo "For sale by all dnicgists. It's funny that some lyric poet hasn't 4een temptod to ying the changing for tunes of that California Senatorial con llict between a Bard and a Burns. St Louis" RepirWic,'' y " ' ' - ; - An Editor's Life Sared by Chamber Lain 's Cough Remedy. During the early part of October, 1896, I - contracted a bad cold which settled on my lung and was neglected until I fesred that consumption had appeared in an incipient state. I was constantly coughing and trying to ex pel something which I could not. I became alarmed and . after giving the local doctor a trial bought a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and the result was immediate improvement, and after I had txsed three bottles my lungs were restored to their healthy state. B. S. Edwards, 1 Publisher of The Re view, Wyant, ? I1L For sale by F. ; G. Haas, druggist. 1 . ; " ESCH EAT ESTATE. State Treas rr fTiaa v Mrtnr vesterdav received $1762.75, the amount of the -escheated estate of John Melville, deceased, of Multnomah t county. The remittance was made "by Dan- J. Moore, clerk of th Xf iSl-Tnnrcah rntmfv rtfVuit cnilrt. A quantity oi ptrsonal property, belor.g in!r to the am estate, is srtill unsold. the proceeds of which, if any, will also be sent to the state treasurer. think T would go crary with pain were it. not tor , inamoenain s vain Balm," Vrites Mr. W. II. Stapleton, HcrtniriicPa. fl have been afflicted with rheumatism for several years and have tried remedies without number. but Pain Balm is the best medicine I have got hold j of." One application relieves ? the; pain. For sale by F. G. Haas, druggist. ; . THE! WEEK'S DEPOSITS. The fitnds- in the School Saving's Bankj-of the crty k?rrDo!s. was yesterday aug mented by fhe adiitkn of $44.57, being the amount of th deposits from t the cahoots f for the current week. The amount; was divided among the six schools as follows: 'East, $24.42; Cen trals, $7-75; Park, $6.37; Lincoln, $4 39; .orth, $1.39, and l'ol-3'tectmic, 25c. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You fiars Always Bought Bears the Signature of WILL IT BE BUILT XOTIIIXG CAX BE LEAKICED BEGAED- rxo FiJtos's or s.'f. ax. co. . IofUcaUoaa Arm that the HIlHaff Flan Will not B Bepled Juat atIreBl' 1 Shipping Wlieat. ; V ' CRITICALLY ILL-Kin L. Hib bard.lone xii Wraldo Hills' best-known agriculturists, is lying near death's loor, at the Salem Hospital. At the j time of going- to press, his case was I iiojpcless and the matter of death was only a case cm a few hours at most. DIKD. DOW'NING. At it he farm home n-ear Whiteakcr. this county, at 0 a. m. Saturday, February 17, 1900, of bronchitis. Delia, .beloved wife o W. II. Downing, aged .15 years. The deceased wa the daughter of Mr. and Jlrs. . Jacob Bowers, of tins city. , She is survived by a husband and one child, three brothers and two sifters. HANSHAW. At the family home on Commercial street, at 8:30 a. m. Sat urday, February 17.. 1900, of brain fever; Daniel Hanshaw. son of Mr and Mrs. P. M. Hanshaw, aged 8 years and 7 months! S APPINGFI ELD. A the Salem hos pkaJ. at io:'o p. ;m...-Monday. Febru ary ig, iox, George" Sappingficld, of V ciser, Idaho, aged about 55 years. TUie deceased his been in ill health 'or a number of xurs and has " been a-avelteg from 1 plade to place for the benefit of his health. HYSTERIH ts purely a nervou disorder and all tat tymplomi ar of nervoua orijin. Hysteria MB ! I perfectly and permanently eared. DVD TAX will curt hysteria. nt7f YAK will relieve Tr , tym ptom. II CD YAW trill restore the wect coed nerrea' to m heal thy condition end the symptom will disap pear. nCDTANlae vcje table remedy end baa 00 bed effect on the erstem, 'Study yonr eymptoina cero. fully. When you hare done to, ua the H1"D TAN and Uiea Uil ywar friend whnt It hat done tor yoo. HERE ARE YODR SYMPTOMS: i-L. n.trrTEMjrcr or ted eye. LIDS. HUDTAN vUl relieve thU almost Immediately. : s JL TBEMBLINO OF THB IMPS. BtTOTAN wilt restore the nerrea to heal, thy ooaditloa, sad the Uemblihg Ut dliap- fer. ' :-. . . - - ' S. X.rjllF IW THB THBOAT. The teellct; la a thonfh there ra a ball ta the throat. mroTAK will canae.U to diaappear. 4. PALPITATIOK OT THB HEAKT. HUDTAN win J atrenthe the heart anneele and caaae the beata ta become tront; and regular. " ; " . ..I ' 5. BIKKtNO FZEIilWO is run FIT OF THB STOMACH. It la doe to the actio ct the weakened nerrea of the tomachw rtlTDTAW wAIl atreagtben the nerrea, and the ainktng feeUog will not recar. Women. CA Is for yoo. Bemember that BtTDTAJT (Bret men and women. It will teller yon of all the above tyinptom and yo ean t enred. - HUDTAN will effect a jermanent ore. Take BCDTAlff new. Ton rm get nCDTAtf of yonr drnnriat for M eenta per package or ff package for 12 60. 11 rear dreinrlet does not keep It, tend direct te tb HI D TAN RKStKDT COMPANT, Ban FranelMO, California. ' Ton can consult the doctor of the BFDTAN REHKDT COM. PANT POCK. Call on the doctors. If yon cannot eajyoa may writs and advice will he given frer. Address - ..' 111 : REMEDY COUP ANT, Cer. tkotWe, Market eed tJlie Shu, ' . ---J freaciaee, CeL -" "1;"V ! Notlilng is definitely known novv re-gar-ding the plans of the Salem FIou"r ing Mills Company concerning the re building of its milling plant and ware house in this city, that was not . known on September 22d last the morning the mill was destroyed by fire. Present indications, supplemented by existing conditions warrant the conclusion that the plant will not be replaced immedi ately. " " 1 H. p. Holland, manager "of the com pany's local office, has received instruc tions to forward to the Oregon. City mill all of the company's wheat stored af the Salem warehouse. There are about 25,000 bushels of wheat! in the company's lmver "warehouse, ol which the company owns less ithat ! 10.000 bushels, the remaining 15.000 hushels having "been stored there by (farmers. The company has shipped to Oregon City, all of the wheat it had stored at Buena Vrsta and Independence; I The shipping from Sailemof; all the wheat the mill has purchased would not indicate that there -will be any immedi ate demand for that cer.eal in this city and confirms the supposition that the milling company has notTeached a defi nite decision regarding the construction of another mill at this point. LAt any rate it indicates that such a plant will not be erected right away. It is sug1 geted by some, that the company will await settled weather before comnienc- nrr a-e-l.- rtx 4riA i m i Kllitiricr rwlllle others represent that the company may equi-p the brick millsj which it owns, and transfer their milling businejss to that part of the city. The proipecti for a good grain crop, which are now very encouraging, will determine,! to a large enxtent, the c6nipanys course, j It is not necessary .for the company to maintain a mill at this point in Or der to supply the trade with ttsj pro ducts for other mills operated by the same company here in the valley lie idle for some time each year. J At any rate, people of the; Capital City will welcome the beginning cf work on the new building, which! there is every reason to presume, notwith standing conflicting rumors, will be constructed in this city, in time ,to Ijandle this year's grain crop- ; j. TO KILL- COYOTES OWNERS OF SHEEP IN THE HILLS V SOUTH OF SALEM i I OfTor a Reward for the Scalps of the Maraotfinfr Animals A Bloat Liberal I'ropoaltlon. : 7 .Owners Of sheep south of this city, in tiie LoOncy hills,, arc, dotermiiicd Ito md thdmelves of the coyotes, whioh have been trodbJesome of late, doing serious damage among the j flocks. V?th this end in view several of the owners'' of sheep yestemlay signed an agreenient. offering a reward fof each doyoV killed in tfhat section during the morrtli of February. The amount so offered yesterday aggregates $17 for cacfk "varniin't" fcilled, but this rrfoamt, it is expected by Hon. Tilmon Ford, who is 't'he prime mover in? tne matrer, will be increased to- $25 today. Hunters killing these coyotes will .receive; their reward from the sheep-owners J after which they may present tne scalps of the animals to the county court for the ' i t -it. . rewara 10 oe paiu Dy tne staie. The agreement, signed yesterday, reads as follows: W, the undersigned, agree to pay the amount set opposite our respective names for each coyote killed, or ! stort- t-n up and afterwards k-llcd, beltwccn the Hall s Ferry, road leading from Sa- !cm to Independence, and the road lead ing from Salem to Jefferson, in the Looney hills, during the month of Feb ruary, 1900: - - - , THmon Ford llsoo . C. JotiTison 500 Dcnsmore Bros. & Oo 5 00 Henry Fawk ......i 200 AT ML ANGEL COlLfCL A Stove Explosion Causes a Blaze Personal Effects of a Professor Burned Other Notes. Mt. Angel (Oregon), February 19. Last Saturday a very interesting pro gram was rendered in the Exhibtion halt The principal features of the en tertainment were the choice selections of the brass quartettes-cornet, baritone tenor. altr audi the readinsr of the "Dinkey Ttwiitum. a humorous li- monrhly college journal. . which, pre sents the students as others see ithem. and sVametimeS in very iludicrous situa tions. " ' . t .- When hright Sol appeared last week the organization tf a baseball team was thought of but since his sudden dis appearance nothinj? has matefialized. Ine raw material displayed m aigame last Saturday indicates that a nine can be Organized this year which will pet- haps eclipse the victorious career of the baseball nine of last year. : V The handball coutj is seldom idle and much interest is manifested in this popular sport. Kev. rather Daly paid ns a 1 short visit last Tuesday and invited the Dram atic Company to Salem to 'give in en tertainment. ' His-pmposa! , was im mediately accepted' and ; the visit is looked forward to with great pleasure as many are strangers to the Capital cay. - - -t; . ;- ' !- mle taking a utiormnir nao Hen Max Matti." processor of Germati was sucWenly awakened by the explosion of a coal-oil stove. , The flames Rpreai rapidly and only by the quick applica tion ci wet blankets was the fire ex tinguished. - The personal effects of Herr Matti were '-nearly all destroyed and the loss to our genial professor amounts to nearly ,$i,ooo. j Herr Mat ti is a memher cf the German nobility and the fixe destroyed many handsome uniforms,' caps, and swords which he wore in the capacity of an officer in the German army; ' i : - The convent girls visited the college last Wednesday on St. Valentine's day, but so timed their visit as to catch us in the recitatBon- hour. Such are the disappointments of life, j (Much interest is already displayed in the approaching field day. j The athletes interested in the tformatioji of a track team met yesterday afternoon and voted to have a representative iti the meeting of the I. ; A- A.A. O. held in Salem February. 24th and your 1 humble ser vant was dioscn to rook aifier the inter ests of Mount Angel College. FRED J. FONTAINE. VERE BADLY HURT D. A. Dinsrcore Suspended By One finger Yesterday GOLD RING CAlOMT ON IRON HOOK A. C. Giles, of .East Salem, Kicked by a Horse Jtoae and Frontal DoneHrokcn. SEPARATE DEPARTMENT. 5an Francisco, Feb. i7.-r-Major-Gen-eral Shafter has received jofneial word that the territory of Alaska is no long er a part of the department of Califor rriaj and therefore would' ho longer be urfder his command. It is expected to reinforce the garrisons iri Alaska and make it a separate f department, where, under the present conditions, the com manding officer would have entire charge of affairs, p j AS TO ANCESTORS. - "One of my ancestors,", said the haughty Miss -May Flo'werstock. "was driven out of England for religious reasons." ' ' "Huh!" retorted the j unassuming Miss Jones, "two of mine were driven out of the Garden o Eicrr: fr 'h same reason." . ' - THE TERM ENDS. The examina tioa of applicants " for state: papers, at the court house, has been concluded, there being seven teachers who took thei examination: The work was diffi cult and the teachers arc satisfied they have honestly earned tiie diplomas, whether they are , granted or not. Those taking the : examination were: F. W. Dragcr, Eva Keys, Anna Bie sen, Stella Crawford. Anna Lingren, Minnetta Magers, and J. J. Kraps.. WAIVED EXAMINATION. W. D. ; Newman, an ex-donvict clrargetl with larceny in a house, Was yesterday taken before City Recorder. N. Judah. He waived examination and in. default of the required $250 bonds, wa committed to jail. Newman's case may be disposed, of at this term of cir cuit court. , W. H. Maxham. Wm. Kerr and W E. Key, of Rushnrore, Minnesota, were in Salem yesterday, having arrived oh Thursday evening' from their Eastern homes. The gentlemen are well-to-do farmers, who have come to Oregon to find homes for. their families, as they are desirous of exchanging the cold Minnesota plains for the more genial climate of Western Oregon. They left yesterday, for Dallas and McMintw ville. and will probably purchase some valuable farming lands in a short time. As soon as these gentlemen locate manently, they will send for their families. Del. A. Dinsmore, of the Whrte Cor ner force of salesmen, had a serious accident yesterday afb'out noon. ?Clim!b ing up on the front off the store, he grasped the iron awning frame with lib let hand while with Wis right he adjusted sOme goods placed there, for display. When through with hrs work he attompited to release his hold on the awning frame, and drop on his feet on the sidewalk. At this juncture a plain gold band ring, on rtie third ' finger of his left fcand. catrglit on a narl which wots wsed in iieu of a hdlt in a joint of the awning, rod, suspending the luck less man by one finger. lie quickly released hinrseW. but not un nil the rinir had stripped tiie flesh off tiie finger nearly to the nan. Mr. Dinsmocc has tened to tiie Red Corner drug store, where lie cut tQie rtng- off hrs finger, and Dr. Wl H. Byrd dressed the jn jurcd memocr. Mr. Dinsmore pronnpt ly rcttrrnod to work, but he will have a very sore hand for several weeks:- A. C. Giles, Jiving on 2it street, near Asylum- avenue, met with a dis tressing accident on Sunday eveming, which came near proving fatal. He had tisrned h.is horse ot!t in the barn lot tuning tflie afternoon, and yvhen eveniig caTilc he catiglit the am'iiial and was in the act otf 3ealing it ty the barn, when the spirited ltor.e wheeled and kicked, .his master, stniking him over the right eye. breakiing the nose and fronfJai bone. Dr. J. N. Smitth was hastily . summoned and, upon t'hc lit ter' arrival, remedies were immnptlv applied and the injury dre?scd. The trontal bone was fcjlraittered somewlKait, and' several smaM pieces of Ixone were pomoxed. ; Mr. Giles' eyes are ' luadly swoJIcn, but it is believed that with good care he will soon recoveir and fhalt no serious results will follow. ; Happiness, in this world, when it comes, comes incidentally. Make it object of pursuit, and it leads us a wild goose chase, and is never attained. Fol low some other object, and possibly we shall find that we have caught hap piness without thinking of. it. Natha niel Hawthorne. K Market Reporis The local market quotations yester day vcrc as follows:" j Wheat 42 cents at the Salem FIpu ing Mills Co.'s office. Oats 28 and 30 cents if buying). Hay Cheat, buying $8 to $8.50; timothy, $0, to $to. - Flour 75 and 80 cents per sack. 1 Mill feed Brao. $14: shorts, . $15. . Buttei' 174 aifj 20 cents, buying. Etfgs 15(162-3 cents. . ... Poultry Hens, 7(T8c.. per Vound. ' Pork Fat, 4 c gross, 5c net. t Uecf Steers, . 3J434c; cows, -3 zVic; good heifer, 34c. . Mutton Sheep, 3Jc on foot. Veal 7c dressed. Potatoes-12530 cents. Apples 80 cents and $1.50. This Time We Offer Opp ort unity We have taken the exclusive agency for the sale of a farm acknowl edged to be one of the finest in this part of the state for all pur posesgrain, fruit, stock, dairying, hops, hay, pasture, etc. It. con tains 340 acres, all fenced; 200 acres in cultivation; 11 acres in -fine hop-yard; 7 acres in mixed orchard ' ..of best trees; first-class biiil-J-ings; good well, and the finest of spring water situated so as to be piped to the buildings; running water the year through; 70 acres of timber and 70 acres of open pasture. It is only seven miles from Salem on a ' good graveled road; half a mile from railroad station, churches, schools, etc. Well situated in every respect and every acre is of the best quality of soil. 1 We can recommend this place and the price is low, with -good terms. . i ". . -. Mm Ldi! 1 r-' Off Up Stairs in tho Statesman Building.