Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924, October 21, 1904, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textxns WEATJUIH. PORTLAND, Oct. 20. Following is be weather forecast for t went y-f our sours ending midnight, Friday, Octo ber 21: Western Oregon, increasing tJoudinw with possibly showers in the southern portion. Western Washing ton: Inr8iDJr cloudness with show erf near the coast. .Eastern Oregon' and Washington: Fair. , : , - (From Wednesday' Daily.) Coos County Taxes The treasurer of Goon county de livered the last half of state taxvs due .mounting to $12,000. Administrator .Discharged f has. F. Hein was yesterday dis charged by the Marion county probate- rourt as administrator oi jne. estate of jwis M. Everill, deceased, the estate bavin- been full yadministered upon.' geeves Estate Appraised " The estate of John O. Beeves, de feased, has beei appraised at $1113.92. The estate consists of both real and per sonal property V and the appraisement was made by P.- A. Gunderson, IL E. Peeves and D. H. Bonhoff, who liled their, report in the county court yester day. ; . "" T. M. C. A. Bible Class Thrf first class meeting of the Bible 8taly Club m last ( evening at the Association rooms, twenty being pres ent. After the partaking of a lunch at 6:30 the class was lead by 'Secre tary John Fcchter and a very profit able hour was spent. This clans will nut each week and any young man dtminng to take a systematic study of the Bible it welcome to come every Tuesday evening to the 630 lunch and bemain through the class meeting. Oovernor Reappointed UCKtV J V . - " - - . ... . - . - ....... KO appointed by the Exalted Ruler of the B. P. O. E. to be chairman of the committee on charter, and thin year Exalted Ruler Wm. J. O'Brien, of Raltim.tra. who was elected' at Cincin- "natti, Ohio, in July, has reapponted him to the same position, which is one of the moit important committees in the or- .ler. The Exalted Ruler has also Hp- .intp.l Geo. C. Blakely, of The Dalles, a Dstrirt.Ueputy r.xaited Kuier. (From Thursday' Daily.) At the Indian School- Two parties of students have arriv al recently at the United States Indian Training School at Chemawa, including four pupils from Klamath agency and two iron, xeao ay. More Delegates FV..0eo. E. Chamberlain yesterday n'tinoiDted Henry J. Taylor and lion Wsf. Blakeley of Pendleton, as further M-(.at to the Irrigation Congress which meet nxt month at iA 1'aso. Not Imnrored Tie condition of Mf. Tberon A. Ly nan, tfce young man struck by the train TWwav evening, - is not improved. fJrave fears are entertained as to the oufcome of bis injuries, as euneussiou at the brain is feared. Improving Ills Home Jov. Z. F. Moody is making some re Ktiirti to the front of his hasdsomn res ilnr on the corner of Winter and onrt streets. A new and enlarged por. ti'-o or veranda Is to add to its beauty in the Court street side. Been Visiting Here- While J. IK Barber of Marion, has lccn servinir as juror in the rourt, Mrs, Barl-rr has been enjoying two weeks visit with the family of their niece, Mrs. J. F. Nilrs, who resides' on tbe Garden road. Mr. Barber found leis ure to occasionally patronize the new hnglewood street car service, and spend Fainttna the Steeple On Monday the work of painting the trepe..of St. Joseph's Catholic churcn wan begun. It was quite a sight to see tit fainirr swung jauntily on his ttoard spat suspended in mid-aid, whistling g:ii and swishing away with bis paint brush as though he were on the safest part of terra firma. Wanton Desecration The Hreyman fountain that is viewed with pride by every right-minded eiti tfii of Salem, has suffered the indignity of having some of the ornamentr there on broken loose, antl cast upon the ground. The ornaments ha v been re stored to it, however, and a few ser viceable leiiche placed near it, for the accommodation of the public. . A Handsome Residence The new residence of A. N.' Moores on the corner of Chemeketa and fnm met streets, is rapidly nearine comple tion. IV will le one of the handsomest dwellings in Halem, and will be a credit to the owner and the city as well. Con trnted after the style of the Italian IVnaiHHne, it brings something new into the architecture of the Capital t'itv. - Leaves for California Mr. Edwin D. Goodwin, for, many vrars at hmawa, left yesterday for Houtliru California, for the benefit of his health. Mr. Gcwiwin resigned at the srhoo! in May anl went to Eastern Oregon in searrh of health and now is Tinjr to Cslifornia in the same quest. He rxruM-ts to seturn to the Indian ser vice as tn,u as his health will permit. Football Saturday The Willamette -football team is not Jt all diiwouragekli by their defeat of lart Haturday aid are preparing to roll P a big score against Columbia Uni sity 0f Portland, in. this city next Satordar. It will be remembered that the Colombia lads defeated- Pacifie I'ni rsitv last year and hence are in a po rtion to put up a tattling good game. Hops Shipped " The J. Heavey Bros, loaded 3)0 bales of thiir big bop crop yesterday f or ship 'nt to Portland. Thev haw sold only JW baW of this vearVcrop so far, and ey will hold the balance, for sorow with the expectation of a better Vtt't. The crop this year only .fell twenty-fire bales short of last year's op, hut the increased price more thaa ke, p Ut tbe finciency. Eugene Kgirter. ; . Improvements b Southern Pacific passenger depot w"l shortly nndergo a thorough remod- iTHEGrry tUoiI .and ..renovating.- A n 5,,; i - f- .uit:,lsg Hi- "V connect tne two waiting rooms! and there will be but one ticket window' u arrange.! as to facilitate the , work bb uepoi win be medern in everv way and 4 Acent C'omi?vii xL' ef that, some attractive landscape gardening would be done about the .gtuuvus. .. . , Progressing finally ine work on iiie new (Congregational church on the corner of Liberty and t enter vtreets is progressing very ranid iv ankl it will not be long before the buiiomg will be 'nearing completion. When com Dieted it will i. n. most commodious. 'auditoriums in the eiiy, ana one or the most attractive buildings in Salem it :. i that the congregation expet to hold iT L "rTies, at least, in the new v II U I I U Will Inaugurate New 8ystem wii judoe Bcott has decided to inaugurate a new svHtom n i,;. ., and beginning with next Monday be ri 11 1. . - . "..i .i.yb rrpiar uany hours during which he will devote hi. ft; JZ probate matters. This will no doubt nrove more satisfartnrv wr.i. .u judge 'and the attornevs, and wili also save a gtest deal of time. Judge Scott ""i uctmcu wnai nours be will set aside , for probate business, but wi" name such hours as may be most satis factory to the attorneys. . Ordinance SignedTby Mayor wiyor.r, w. waters vesterdav af fixed his signature to th city lighting contract ordinanee. naaaH h k ril the previous evening'a, copy of ..u.u iaici Buuuiuiea to tne or- ficers of the CitzeB T.laht t,: Company. J Late yesterday afternoon th officers of the company filed their acceptance? of the contract with City Recorder Jndah. and th nrnviain.. contained m the contract ordinance are now in full force and effect. The Cit izens Light & Traction Company will at once begin the erection of the fifteen arc lamps to be placed in the three new warus, ana later additional lamps will be placed throughout the old wards. Levy Wants Possession F. Levy ys T. Aufrance is the title of a new suit filed in Department .o. 2 of the state cirruit eourt for Marion coun ty. The j action was brought by Mr. Levy to gain possession of 290 acres of land located in townships 7 and 8 south, range 1 west, of which he claims to be the owner, and the possession of which he alleges the defendant has wrongfully withheld from him sinee October 1, 1904. In addition to hb re quest for n decreee granting him po' scspion of; the premises, Mr. Levy asks that he be awarded general damages in the sura of $5iH), and 'special damages to the amount 0f $750. Carson, Adams Cannon iiear as attorneys for Mr. Levy. ; Farewell Reception About seventy-five friends of Dr. and Mrs. D. A. Watters met at the home of Mr. tJeo.l E. Metcalf on Court street, last night and tendered them a fare well re-eption. -Dr. ' Watters, who for the rast nix year has been the presid ing eldfr; for this district o. the M. K. Conference, was recently transferred to ITnive.rsity Park, near Portland, where he and his wife will loeate in the near future. The fvening was pleasantly spent in social converse, music, and a abort address by Gen. W. II. Odcll, which was appropriately responded to by Dr. and Mrs. Watters. Refreshments were served and after more music the guests flisperaed with the' universal wish for rootinued proserity and happiness for the departing guests who have made boats off friends during their residence in tbit eity. - m (From Friday's Daily.) FAULTLESS GRUBBERS. Wiggins ad,- A Big Sond " J. H. Powell L f 'Ifayesville, brought in a spud that weighed four pounds yesterday. The s-td was the product of a Hayesville garden. Greatest Efficiency Ke the .Jumbo two-norar1 stump and grub machine, with telesepc sweep. Four times th power, twice the weight and oiiet half the money asked for any other machine.' Something new. Call nnd sh it at Halem Branch, Mitchell, Lewis & Htaver ('ompany. Remains Arrive - The remains. of Mrs. A. P. !ordon ar rived from Mitchell on last night's ov erland train, and the funeral services will be held at the Christian chureh to da y at 2 o'clock p. m., by Rev. J. J. Ev- I suffered for long time with a. Uc ease of Catarrh, and. took a great deal oi medicine without any benefit. I had a continual headache, my cheekt had grown purple, my nose was alwayi stopped up, my breath had a sickening and disgusting odor, and I coughed incessantl j I heard of your S. S. S. and wrote you. I commenced tonse it, nd after Ukmg several bottles I was cured and hay never since had the slightest symptom I the disease. Miss Maey L. SjoaU. Cor. 7th it Felix Sts., St. Joseph, Mo. tm.Mi;nir' W. V.: Mavao. I '3- hi nsed & S. S. with very gratifying results. : i i t ...iiuM. (w vmim time. and getting no permanent relief I came tc the conclusion that the seat of tbe trouble was in the blood. Knowing S. S. S. to be good blood medicine I began its use. and after wing it for totne little while It did away entirely with the offensive ran eus In the nostrils, and I did not have XC hawk and spit, especially in the morning, to dislodge the catarrhal matter. 1637 South St rgp H. PRESS. The filthy secretions and foul macnathaJ ire continually dropping back intoth throat, find their way into the stomach .ad are absorbed Into the blood. Catarrh becomes con- stitutional.andth only way to get rid of Ulsthronghth blood. Write ns il yon have Catarrh, and our physici ans will advise yoo without charge. The Swift Specific Cswpasy, Atlaata, Ca. . .-. WEEKLY OEEGON STATESMAN t TOD AT, OCTOEEB 21, 1004. ; ' T-T . ' " . ' 'j ana, and interment will be ma.Te at City View cemetery. .Mrs. Gordon, who was formerly Miss Churrhill of. this city, was terriblv burned in some man ner at her home at Mitchell, and died from her injuries. ' Besides her parents, who reside at Alban-. she leaves one sister; Mrs. Walter Smith. 2 and her brothers, Richard, Frank, Walter and Howard Churchill. . Pheasant Came to His Death Yesterday a frightened Chinese nbeasant flew into the town, no doubt badly frightened by hunters in the fields, and in a state - of ? exhaustion, struck the gable' of the house belonging to. Gov. Geer, wounding itself so badly that it had to be kilie.L 1 There is no doubt at all of its finish, now. r Fruit Peeler S ;:,-' In the large fruit dryer of Mr. C. A. Parvin, just south of town, there has recently been placed a fruit ieler that is run by a gasoline engine, and which rapidly and neatl removes the peel from apples, grasping three at one time and thus eliminating one of tbe slowest and most disagreeable features of fruit drying that of removing parings- by, hand. i First Voters Meet Tonight i Tonight at the police court, at the hour of 8 o'clock, the first voters who have the intention of tumpnrting Koose velt and Fairbanks will ha-e a meet ing for the purpose of electing officers and otherwise perfecting a ermanent organization. Thev will alno decide what part they will take in the forth coming rally which is set for the first of the' coming month. Narrow Escape From Death C. N. Jearman, who has tbe contract for painting the roof on the city hall building, passed through an unpleasant experience yesterday and narrowly es caped instant death. ' At about 3 o'elwck in the afternoon, Mr. Jearman, suspended by a rope, was painting on the side of the tower with nothing be tween himself and the cement walk be low but 100 feet of space. The rope which supported Mr. Jearman clipped from its fastening, but caught again. PORTLAND Some of the Reliable Men and Concerns of BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. Billiard and Pool Tables For rent or sale on easy monthly payments. The Brunswick-Balk e-Collender Co, 49 Third St., Portland, Oregon. CLEANING AND DYEING. If yon nave clothes to clean and press, Tbe Fashion Tailors are the best. Dyeing, steam cleaning and repair ing. Satisfaction guaranteed. . 433 Washington St, between 11th and 12th, Portland, Oregon. ' 1 ELLCTRIC AND OAS,, SUPPLIES. Portland General Electric Ca. A full line of electrical sappUes carried in stock. ' ;..-' VL J. Walsh Co4 dealers In! mantels, grates, tiling, gas and electric eban dallers, snppllcs; .replace t urnltnre, 243 Washington stree , Portland, Or gon; telephone 870 Main. Private Telephone Lines are being in stalled by all progressive farmers. The cost is small in comparison with tbe benfits derived. Get our estimates. Western Electric Works, No. 61 Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon. FANCY STATIONERY. Wedding and visiting cards, also mon ogram stationery. W. G. Smith fc Co., Washington Building, Portland, Or. EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. Tbe Old -Reliable Pioneer Employment Company, the leading office in the state, furnishes the bert of all kinds of help on short notice. Free to em ployers. 215 Morrison St., Portland, Oregon. after dropping the painter about two feet, who kept his balance and succeed ed in drawing himself into the tower, haying sustained no injury, but, it is needless to say, a genuine scare. The shock so unnerved Mr. Jearman that he was unable to proceed with his work during the rest of the afternoon. Unusual Accident Edward Burns, who lives three miles west of the steel bridge in Polk county, had the unusual experience for this psrt of the state, this week, of having the flesh stripped from the bones of the thumb of the left band, it having Iwen caught under the roe around the horn of a saddle while Mr. Burns was roping a voung calf. Dr. K. E. Slater ampu tated the denuded bones and dressed the painful injury. Paid Last Week It was stated in a 'personal item in the Statesman of yesterday that Charles Grissen. president of the Ore gon Fire Relief Association, of Me Minnvillv, was in Salem 'on Wednesday attending to tbe S-hindlor loss. This was a mistake. Mr. Grissen was in town, but merely pay iag a social and general business call. The Scbindler loss was settled by II. A- Johnson, the company's Marion ronnty ' aeent, last week. The policy was for S00, and was paid in foil. Disabled Engine Yesterday the southbound paswnger train, due at Salem at It a. m, was two and a half hours late, owin- to thw hreakiag of ''eccentric?' on the engine. The aeeident occurred nar Oregon City where the passenger trsin waited till a freight train passed, when the engine of that was transferred to the tmssen grr train. Most of the passengers on the train took he -delay good natoredly. strolling about is the sunshine, ronniag foot races and makiag merry oyer fhe accident that hd occurred. No injur ies resnlterd fromthe aeeident. rn rrtrM A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets. All druggists refund the m to ft if It fails to cure. " ' E. W. GroVef's signature Is on each box. 23 cents. ; ": Legsl Blanks at Statesman Job Offieey HO UWO' GAIN-FLESH I The life of food is the fat within it -the more fat the more real benefit from the food ; that is why- cod liver oil is a -powerful builder of flesh. "... Scott's - Emulsion of pure cod liver , bil solves the problem of how to take cod liver oil. " That is one reason why doctors have -been pre scribing Scott's Emulsion for all wasting diseases, coughs, colds and bronchitis for almost thirty years. - ,--'' ''.. We'll tend yrm a aample fre apoa rrqaesL SCOTT & BOWNE, Pearl Street, New York. SUPREME COURT. Number of Decisions Handed Down, the First in Several Weeks One Marlon County Case (From Wednesday's Daily.) The Supreme Court rendered the fol lowing decisions yesterday afternoon: : In the case of Porter Slate, respon dent, vs.. J. E. Henkle, as administra tor of the estate of Frances Slate, de ceased, appealed from Linn county, the decision of Judge -Boise was reversed. This is the case where Frances Slate of Benton county died intestate on No vember 22, 1895. The county court of Linn county appointed Slate as admin istrator. Some time after, the county court of Benton county appointed Henkle, who sued Slate for recovering certain money that had been expended on the estate account, and fees with held. Slate . demurred, the eourt over ruling the demurrer and the cross bill, BUSINESS EYE SPECIALIST. DWSOfCtllCOOO Eye sclallt Has opened in I'ort land, Oregon. Be.t in .'be Sorthwert. Call nd see him. 129 Btli t. FLORISTS. Pnn.at attention 'slven to outside or ders on choice cut flowers and floral designs. We also carry a large as sortment of rose' bushes. Thomas C. Bodley, 124 5th St, Portland, Or. HOTELS. i-u-ixt. timanimniVii'ri' - - - -1 The Imperial Hotel Co, Phil Metschan, president; C. W. linowies, manager; Seventh and Washington streets, Port land, Oregon. European plan only; $1, $1.60, $2. First class restaurant In building. MEDICAL. aaBaaaaaaaaaasjajssass Dr. Wing Lee, Chinese physician. He makes a specialty of treating those who have chronic diseases which oth er doctors fall to cure. Fis skill is indisputable. 230 Burnslde street, Portland, Oregon. Portland Cancer Institute 181Va First street Dr. Voose, Cancer treated without knife; IS years' ex perience.. Also catarrh, asthma, con sumption and all chronic and spinal diseases permanently cured. Consul tation free. Mall orders hare imme diate attention. Legal Blanks, Statesman Job Office. claiming that there had been no ade quate remedy at law. The court held that Judge Boise erred in overruling the demurrer, and that Slate had ade quate remedy in vquity, as he in tersted in the property as an heir. The cross bill was ordered dismissed and tbe demurrer sustained. Thv case of the State of Oregon, respondent, vs. Frankie Wooldridge, apdlant, appealed from Multnomah countv, in which Wooldridge appealed for judgment on conviction of the crime of perjury in case of John Rob erts vs. Oregonian Publishing Company for SlO.fMHK damages. The attorney claimed that the information on; which Fraukie Woolridjje was tried does not state sufficient facts to constitute a crime. The court held that the crime of perjury, if perpetrated, 'was fully consummated when the defendant gave the alleged false testimony. Tbe court held that even though she had made a deposition parole Could also be given. Tbe decree of the. lower court was af firmed, j f la the case of P. L. Frazier and J. M. Long, i apellant8, vs. The Western Lb ion Telegraph Company, respectively appealed from Marion county, a. case ATTRACTIVE. PR Allractivencss is the most requisite part of gofxl printing. It is the quality which comtrMUKls attention and secures results. Our printing attracts. - If ' you ffjeerl any work srnd for samples and prices. Ho job tvo larg or too eraay. t he oailt pmrjTirjo cumpah y " ..' OIfTlMt: nVCRV TIME" i r 71 Chemeketa lt where appellants asked da ges of $500 for the failure of the company to de liver messages until live days after re ceipt. The claim. was made by ,the company that the contract on tbe corn-pan- s part for the ' delivery of mes sages, only made them liable to sender. This was the position accepted by the circuit court, and affirmed by the Su preme Court. In the case" of I.' D. McPhee, James Daltoa and I. L. Smith, appellants, vs. ttl S. Kelsay, respondent, a motion to vacate decree was granted, and the ease was remanded for further testi mony. , ; r . ' ' ' ' ' ' :' Tbe . ease of Henry . Berger, respon dent, vs. Multnomah County, Oregon, a body politic and W. A. tory. sher iff, is a caaex where- plaintiff bought certain properties at a tax sale, and it is alleged that the sheriff and county then attempted to sell the same ae&ia. The decrees, of the trial court was fav orable to the plaintiff, and the county thereupon' appealed. The county claims to have bought the property under pre vious tax sale. , The court held that the county is not preelndvd from dis iosing of property bid in by. it at pre vious tax- sales, but cannot offer the I same for sale again, for 1896 taxes, 1 1 t 1 1 a. . n 1 . w in-11 rerjrr uou);iii it in. me urciown was reversed, the demurrer sustained, nnd the ease remanded for such further proceedings as may seem proper. In the ease of the State vs. M. V. Leasia, appealed from Multnomah, tbe court found no error, and the judgment of the circuit court was confirmed. The " petition . for a re-bearing , in the ease of Agnes Kalvton by Louise Kalvton, .guardian ad litem, appellant, vs. Mary Kalyton, et si., was .denied, i - NEW LITERARY SOCIETY. Young People of Willamette University Organize Third Literary Club. A number of the college boys met in the chapel last night nnd organized the Coleman Literary Societv. It ia named in honor of President John II. Coleman and has for its purpose the de velonnient.of the art of dehatinjr and nublie speaking1 amonv its members. A DIRECTORY Oregon's Metropolis. PHOTOGRAPHER. E. W. Mocre, photographer. We make a specialty of enlarging in oil colors, crayon, or pastel. Our photographic Instruments are the latest and we have all the requirements for. nrst- class work. Seventh and Washington Sts, Portland, Oregon. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Blumaucr Frank Drug Co., Pertland, Oregon,' Is . headquarters for Photo graphic Supplies, Century, Premo, Fo co, Blair and Eastman Cameras. Ev ery requisite for the Professional and Amateur Photographer. Write for complete catalogue. ' " ' RESTAURANTS. , Melrose Restaurant and Quick Lunch Room. Surpassing coffee. Neatness and Dispatch our motto. 270 Alder street, opposite Hotel Belvedere, Portland, Oregon. When In Portland patronize the Perkins Restaurant. Our service is second to none at popular prices. Give us one trial and realize how nice we will treat yon. D. M. Watson, Prop. When jn Portland, take the opportun ity to get the best 50 cent French dinner, with wine, in the city. Or try onr Merchants Lunch served from 11 to 2 p. m. 25 cents. The Ox ford Restaurant on 6th St. Cor. Pine. RUBBER STAMPS. P. C. Stamp Works, 249 Alder St, Portland, Oregon, 'Phone. Main 710, Rubber Btamps, Seals, Stencils, Brass Signs, and Box Printing Plates. Send for catalogue. ' constiution and by-laws were adopted and the following officers elected: Edgar F. Averill, 15, -resident. Paul Beach, '05, vice president. E. Kinney Miller, '05, secretary. Alvia G. Nace, treasurer. Ralph Zercher, '07, censor. Ralph Rader, '09, sergeant at arms." For tbe present, at least, the society will met every two weeks on Satur day night, lhe first regular meeting will be held on November 5. Though it is to. be a literary society, particular emphasis is to be placed upon debating and efforts will be made to arrange for some inter-society debates with the Philoderian Society, The number of members will be limited and only those will be admitted to mvmtership who are willing to work. ' ('ounty Judge Scott, sitting in pro bate, yesterday filed an orded to the effect that Frank Buskay be discharged as executor of the estate of Mathias Goolet, deceased, and his bondsmen ex onerated as soon as be files in court the receipts of the heirs to the estate, showing- that they have received their re spective distributive shares. Stxtom, Oregon New t Tocl&y TWO SEXXND-HAND . BUGG1FIS AT ' a. largain. Call at F. A. Wiggins' Implement Honae. ; II. a GILE 4 CO., WHOLESALE - fruits an-l produce. Corncr TraJe and High streets, Salem. Good shipping apples wanted. I WANT TO BUY LIVE HOGS AND pigs, also ducks, spring chickens, and hens. I will pay the highest essb ' price for same. Quong Hing, ZZi Lib . erty street, Salem. Oregon. TUB CAPITAL 1MPROVEMF.NT CO. Do a general transfer business. Deal ia lath, wood, posts, sand, grav el, cement, fire brick, fire clay, wood j fiber plater and cntractors applies. Salem, Oregon. ' REPORT CABDS OTJR SCHOOL BE port cards are printed to fit the school register. The prices are: Twelve cards for 19 cents; twenty five for 20 cents; on hundred for 75 ents. Statesman Publishing Co, Sa lem, Oregon ' - : " " ' FOR SALE. Small farm, 12 acres, with seven room bouse; good water; fruits , of good variety, including chestnuts and walnuts. Place all in good cultivation. Just outside city ! liln Us. - Worth $1500. For sale for $1200. Mrs. B. B. Webber, Dayton, Oregon. :-. - FARMS FOB SALJvONE HUNDRED an l sixty acres, 80 acres in cultiva tion, balance open pasture. ' NHimber one buildings, silo in barn, two or chards, fencd in meven lots, six miles from town. Price $4,000, $200 cash, balance. three to five years. I aiso have 0 acres, hou, barn, five acres in cultivation. Price $650, $100 cash, balance on time to twit.' Also 17 aers, 10 acres in cultivation, 8-room hoiue, number one hop land, price $500, $300 : -cash; 170 acres, house, barn, 50 acres in cultivation, number one soil. Price $2,500, $1000 cash. 640 acres, 150 acres in cultivation, number one soil, num ber oue house, price $12 per acre, one half cash. I have 73 other farm. ... Write for full price list. C. O.. Bur- " gess, Real Estate Agent, Slier idan, Or. ASSAYERS. S. K. HASSAN, MININU ENOINEKR Assayer Mineralogist and Consulting Metalurgist, Mining properties care fully examined and reported on those having mining properties will do well to call on him. Room 15 Breymn -block, Salem, Oregon. LEGAL NOTICES. EXECUTRIX NOTICE. In tbv matter of the estate of Hannah Joseph, decase.l. police is hereby given that by an or der f the county court of Marion boun ty, Oregon, I have len 'July apHintl execntrix with the will annexed of the estate of Hannah Joseph, dceased, anl all persons having ebums against ; said estate ar,s hereby requestel to pr.-je-nt the same to m", duly verifiel. st Sal'm, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Date 1 at Salem, Oregon,- Sept. 2t, 1W4. ' ) r- MARY II. HAAS, Executrix nt said estate. ADMINTSTEATRIX'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been duly appointed by the County Court, of tbe State of Ore gon for tbe'County of Marion, an tbe administratrix of the estate of II. A. Halvorson, deceased, and all persons bsviog claims against the estate of said' decedent are hereby, notified to present the same to me at the oftfee of A. O. Condit, ia Salem, in Marion county, State of Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at Halecrt, Oregon this 5tli lay of OctoVr, 1904. . II. A. HALVORSON,' Administratrix of the estate of II. A. Halvorson. deceased. NOTICE ' OP imARINQ OF FINAL ACCOUNT. t Notice is hereby given that the final account of P. N. Lathrop as adminis trator of the estate of Charlotte Wes tenhouse, deceased, has been filel in th county court of Marion county, state of Oregon, and that the 23d 'Jay of October, 1904, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m., has been duly appointeJ by such court forthe hearing of objec tions to such final account and the set tlement thereof, at which time any person interested in such estate may appear and file objections thereto in writing and contest the same. - P.i N. LATHROP, . Administrator of the Estate, Oeo. C. Bingham, Attorney for Estate. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice. is hereby; givn that Um un dersigned have been duly appointed by the County Court, of the State of Ore gon, for Marion county, as executors of the last will and testament and es tate of Edward Kemtcher; -.lecensed, and all person having claims against tbe estate of sai l dfcedent are hereby, notified to prcirnt the same, duly veri fied, to ino at the office of IL A. John son, Jr., in Salem, Marion count. Ore gon, within sis montEs from the date of this notice. - Dated at Hnlem, Oregon, this 12th day of October, 1904. LIEMB KEIJWIIER.- OUSTAFP K.KWHER. Execulors of the last will nnd testa ment and. estate of Edward Kenscher, deceased. - .OUABDIAN'8 SALE. ; Net ice it hereby given, that in pur sua nee of an order of the probate emrt of the county of Jackson, State of Ore. gon, ma le, snd epterrd on the lltb, dy of August,. 1904, ia the matter of th estate and guarlianship of iWsie Ran dall Jr. (a minor) the undersigned, tbe i guardian of said minor, and of br estate, will sell at public auction, to the (highest bilder, for cash, Lnlte.1 Htates J gold, corn, and subject to confirmation by sai.l probate court, at the front door j of tb court bous? in the city of Salm, . county of Marion, State of Oregon; at .2 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, November 5. JSK4 all the right, title and interest ,of said- Bessie 'Randall Jr. and of. her said estate, in and to all those certain lots and parcels of land described as follows, to-wit: . ,o The East one-half of block o. -J, and lots I, 2, 7 and 8 in blek No. 31 in Univcrisity Addition t t ' ly . of Salem, in Marion county, State of Ore gon and the ten-ment, rtc, thereunto belonging. 't" ' " Dated September 50, 1!4. B?Sli; RANDALL SR. Guartlian of the person an J Estate of Bessie Randall Jr. Wm. M. Colvig, Jackwmvill, Oregon, Attorney for Estate. , , V. B. I will quit claim to the pur chaser at sai l sale, free of cost to him, my life estate in and to all of said property. . CITATION. . In the County Court for the County of Marion, State of Oregon. In the tnat ttr Af ik Mlit, iif John Aahmead. de- ceasett To Clark Ashmead, Mrs. Klmi ra Deens. Ward I Hicks, Roy M. Hick, Mrs. Clara Cammack, t Mrs. Nellie Ricbcs, and all others interested iu said estate. Whereas, abdication hav ing laeen made in due form to the above named Court on the 20th day of Octoler, 10tv4, by W. T. Riches, ailminis trator of the estate of the alwve named John Ashmead for authority to sell the real property-Jelonj:nig to said estate and .described as follows to-wit: Begin ning at a poiut 17.6S- chains S. 0 le grees 15 minutes W. from N. W. cor ner of the D. L. C. of John Baum and wife, in T. 8 R 2 W. of the W. M. t tl..! . mr AMa.H.w f w a n Mn.l rii.niilir 1U iUAIIUU I CUUIJ , v. K -a u . thence N. 62 dejrreos 30 minutes E. 7.tH chains to the middle of the county road leading from Salem to Turner;, thence S. 34 degrees, F 3 chains to an angle in Raid road; thence S. 42 dt-grees, E. 9.27 chains to an angler thence S. 27 degrees 30 minutes, E. 576 chains along jai.l county roai; thence. N. 89 degret's 15 minutes Wr 16.82chsins to tbe. strip of land conveyed to the O. & C. R. R. Co. by C. II,: Lewis and wife by deed re corded at page 256 of book 40 of the deed records of Marion county, Oreg.m; thence northwesterly along the east boundary of said R. R. Co. 's said strip of land "to the W. line of the D. L. C. of John Baum and wife; thence N. 0 degrees 15 minutes, L. lo.o4 chains to the place of beginning and containing 91.83 acrts of land more or less. And whereas, said Court' fixed on the 19th day of November, 1904, at 10 b'cbx k a. m.'at the court room of this Court in the court house in Salem in Marion county and the State of Oregon, as the time and place for hearing said petition ami all objectionss -thereto. Therefore, In the name of the state of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby cited,, di rected and required to 1h and appear at said time and place then and there to show cause, if. any you have or if any exist,' why said etition should not be granted and -an order 1 duly made au thorizing, emjuiwering, and directing said administrator to sell sayj above .lomri hpl rml nroix-rlv at nrivate shIc. Witness: The Hon. John II. Scott, Judge of said Court with the 'seal of said Court affixed this 2Hh day of October 'A, I. HUM. Sal. John W. Roland, Clrk. .. ... ' .. . , ....... Jk 2 Broke Into Ills House. R LeOninn, of Cayendsh, Vt., was robbed of bis customary health by an invasion f Chronic nstlpation. When Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into bis bouse, bis trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cure I. Tbeyr'e guarantee I to cure, 2oe at D. J. Fry's Drug Store. 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