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vmniLY cr-ncT- statesman: kuday, JAiruACY.is, ices. XIXS,T7SA.TIXS3.- v... ; Jing Company,; ? are made defendants. - .-. ---.This action was also commenced to re- rrOKTXAND, Jen. 12. Following is cover an amount alleged to be due u--the .weather '-forecast for the twenty- on a note the Bum rued "for being $5000 four "tours ending at midnight Friday, with in terwtT'-The plaintiff 's attorney January 13: Western Oregon and are H. J. Bigger and C. W. Corby. Western Washington, Friday, .now nd UI ,nT,tnn tinned cold. Eastern Oregon and . W,?!1?1?11011 PT .. J continued eold. tion Ackcrman. wan bnav . veaterdav sending out the papers .for the comine examinations, of teachers in February. Looking After pipe Organ A. II. Eilers, of the Filers Piano House, Portland was in the eity last evening looking After the proposed new pipe organ for .the First Methodist ehurcb. .That congregation has decided The City (FYom wiednesday's Daily.) Iron, Purchased-- ; ( To extend from Mehama to the SZJSZTZS FOUND GUILTY WHVWTIONS EBCUBUD IN CISCDTT COTJBT BY DISTBICT ATTOBNEY McITAEY, Ben Jarrett Is Sentenced to Serve Six Months la County Tail for Larceny Carl Long Convicted of Assault and uauery, W1U Be Sentenced Friday. mines . , , the sueeess of the move. purchased and inat n wiu do sen w , - . m - .---. that place before. long. " Would Pay Her Her Money ' l'trm nnort When the National Guardsmen were Crlttenton Home -r . . chasing Traeey and Merrill through the The trastViV f" north n,i of this eounty the guardsmen ton Home at Portland, filed their tien- boarded with Mrs. Mary NibJerut Ger nisi report yesterday with "eGovej vgi9,nd the state failed to -ay for the or '5?!? " "SS o 45-W' .P'OTisionsVtMs Jady srave thi state's ud 1854.60 on hand January 9. ' soldiers;' f -Yesterday Senator . Croisan rr Their New Organ i ?ntJrodncd bill in the Senate to re- e First Methodist church of this ,mbgree n the amount of $77.45. city is soon to have a very fine r new j , f t)JL - , , mm pipe organ in their church, to cost about I , (From Friday's Dairy.) Woo.- Over two thousand dollars of Beward for.Pancjr Thief ' the amount .is aready subscribed, and The Statesman will pay' a reward of (From Wednesday's Daily.) Ben Jarre??, a negro vaudeville dance noon a splendid new pipe organ, and ; rt, was 4 yesterday found guilty of the subscriptions at the morning- and! simple larceny by a jury in t'ae circuit ecuxiiK services last Kuncuf assured tho work of -installation, it is said, will goon be commenced. 5 for the arrest and conviction of the person . who has oeen stealing the ca pers of a Commercial street subscriber or any other subscriber. An Addition 1 w Iowe is Dreuarin? for an ad dition onto t'ae Capital stables, on the Two" Marriage Permits Issued eorner of 'High and Ferry streets.. It'i Two marriage licenses were issued by will be added to the rear of the prea- County Clerk Roland yesterday, the ent building, and will make this one parties interested in the proceedings of the largest stables in the state. Hew Veterinary Surgeon 9 lr. i J. Korinek, veterinary surgeon and dentist, has located in Salem, and will have his headquarters at the Capi tal stables of Wi 8. Lowe. Dr. Korinek is a igrauuate or uniano v eiennary being as follows: W. J. Pruitt and Maude F. Kites; E. A. Pruitt, witness. Herbert A. Denison and Elizabeth K Ammerman; J. Oliver, witness. court. . Jarrett: on December 92. tnl two pairs of trousers from tie office of Dr. W. C. Smith in the MeCornack block, also a fcieyele Trom Harry Bos ler, of this eity, and when arrested the Tolen property was found in his room. The negro nad been brought to Salem as a performer on tne Edisou eireuit and was doing turns nightly at the Edison theater at the tim th t was ecJmitted. ' In the information filed against "aim by District Attorney MeNary, Jarrett was charged with inc crime of larceny from an office, and it was that crime for which he was tried, so when the jury found nim guilty of simple lar ceny Judge Burnett did not hesitate to express nis surprise as well as his dis approval of the verdict, i However, tue convicted negro waived time and was sentenced to serve six months in The Marion county jaiL CarlLiong, the young man wao on October 31 made a brutal assault upon Henry j Cameron, a laborer at Butte ville, was also tried before a jiiry yes terday f afternoon upon Ihe charge of assault witn a dangerous weapon," but was found guilty of assault and bat tery. This verdict too, came as a sur prise, since the testimony of two eye- The Ei tiers is now re osnizd by skkiy wsssea 'everywheie as .their "best friend." It ha "CX' -r , ntlmulatlng m w sw" ssi A. v . fastis and cures ... Tssuttsa. - f k Bcadacft SJeeslessaess Cattlvet IS r ratstlas SeelU Isdestloa aai i. ax - w f T v I- ' I- Btsnepsia. We ure a trial. GETTING READY WOODMEN OF THE WOBIJ MAK ING FBBPASATTONS FOB BIO ALBANY MEETINC?. . DOINGTHEWORK THE NEWLY ELECTED OFFICIALS OF THE CITY HAVE STABT- - . . . . ED IN EIGHT. ... Are Making Salem Unpleasant for Ho bos and Tramps Generally New Re corder and Marshal Working Nicely Together; With Good Support. ' . To Adjust Estate Matters To suits were filed in 'demirtmont ?CY. J of the circuit court vesterdav in f witnesses. James Rvan and Willi ColIee. ,He is an honorable member or wbieb .Charles b. Weller appears as the ! Saunders, showed conclusively that the the Ontario Medical Society. He comes plaintiff and Weller Chamberlain and ! assault made by Long upon Cameron - rv.ttao n.rtr UnilUt. m. i .... ..... uirecuv nuui vuuo-c - v , uwiiHui vuaiuuenaiu, - minors, anu ; was not oniy 'Orntai, iut most cow- ana wiit no auuui uunu uj a. (jwu nuge vusmoenain are maae aerenaants. tiee. - j Both are friendly actions brought for -r- . tno purpose or straigbtemnir out cer- To Hear Final Accounts tain matters arising out of the estate James II. Penlano yesterday filed his of the late M. U Chamberlain, which final account in the Marion county court had to bo taken into court to be proD- as administrator of tne estate of iTan- eriy adjusted on account of the inter- res B. Penland, deceased. Judge Scott C8ts of the minor heirs to the estate, fixed February 4, at 2 o'clock p. m., .-; - an the time for hearing objections to the same. The hearin" of the final ac count of Lvdia Campbell as administra- i A Chicago trix of the ette of Sarah Wheeler, de ceased, was set for" Monday, February 13; at 2 p. m. t SOME KIND WOBDS. Hop Market Active The TcJeeTam last night said Hop Editor Speaks Highly of Willamette University's Dean. The Willamette Collegian has the fol lowing: In the Fine Arts Journal of Chicago for December, 1904, the editor, Mrs. deaJers are buying a good deal among ' Marian A. White, says editorially of tUcmselves on a basis of 28 cents, and Dean W.I C. Hawley in reference tohtsj yesterday ischurer & Co., of Buttevilre, work at the Willamette Valley Ghatau sold 1000 bales to London brewers for qua at Gladstone during its session o! 25 cents. This does not indicate a 1904: stronsf market, as was hoped for when! " Beneath the interlacing branches of tho holidays had passed, but Jat'ner ' oak and pine. Prof. Willis Chatman shows that speculators are tired' of Hawley, fA. M.,LIa B., -one -of-tne. in paying interest and waiting for a sub- struetors in Willamette University, atantial advance. Growers -who have might be found each morning with his been aoldinz on all the -time do not large and interesting class in United States history. Prof. . Hawley is a type and although not bora in the- north west, , he has been there long enough to imbibe the big and broad spirit characterizing the people of this sec tion. His lectures on. United States history would make him famous wher ever delivered, whether in the narrow confines of hall or auditorium, or, as in this instance, in nature's temple. Prof. Hawley uses no notes; nis subject is too much. a pari of himself to need a prompter. His impressive personal ity, nis resonant voice, nis clear eruoi- accm to be discouraged yet, and it is quite likely that several thousand bales will remain in first bands until spring at least, unless hops should advance to t the prices hoped for. 6 j (From Thursday's Daily One Appointment ,(5iovernorChamberlain ves,erday ap- fjintcd Clfas. Edrar Mills, of New orka commissioner of deeds for Ore- , . ' rifteenrMinnte Service Establish ed- The Citizens' Light & fraction Com- tion. are qualifications that entitle him pany has improved its service very ma- to -rank with the finest orators and in jeriauy on mate street Dy putting an ?xtra car thereon, and now there, is a ar every ufteen minutes on that line from -Commercial street .to the peniten tarr. The company is improving its erree eenerally as fast as is possible. ardly. A number ' of witnesses, were xam- Many - Bands Will Furnish Music and Continuous Vaudeville Performance Will 'Help: Entertain Visitors 400 - Valley Candidates Will Be Initiated. Mr. Frank B. Tichenor, state organ izer for the Woodmen of the: -World lodge, is in fife city making prepara tions for, Fiie, big meeting to be held at Albany on. Satnrday, February 25. This meeting is to be held for the purpose of initiating a elass of 400 Willamette, valley candidates into ; the..; Woodmen order and a grand "blow-out" is beinjr planned. Tho Commercial Club of Al bany has joined iiands pith the Wood men and will help make the event one of the most interesting gatherings ever held in Albany. Every band between Cottage Grove and Oregon City is Teing secured to furnish music; for the occa sion, and a large number o , 'the lead ing performers bn the Northwest vaude ville circuits are eing engaged to give a continuous performance from early In the afternoon-Aistil a lte hour at night. The initiation- ceremonies - -will be ' (From Wednesday's Daily.) William O'Brien, who had just com pleted a sentence of .two and one half days in the city jail for drunkenness, was again sentenced to serve five days on a similar eharge by Recorder Moores yesterday morning. ' O'Brien was run in by Omeers Lewis and Mnrphy on Mondav evening. Ed. Lan is also once more behind the bars, lie loaded up on ' firewater yesterday forenoon ' and soon fell into the hands of Marshal Cor- Inelius and Offieer Lewis, who escorted ! him back to his old quarters. He had an interview - with Judge iloores- last evening and the result was that Lang received a five-days sentence, and the police ? were instructed to put him to work this morning. i ; "Since. Beeorder Moores has been in stalled as judge of the police court the old rounders and the hoboes have not been farin--overly welL Judge Moores has fully made no his mind that Sa lem 's city jail shall not be looked upon as a- " summer resort ' ' and although he is inclined to be lenient on a first offense, when a man .comes up the sec ond tnne he may as well prepare for the ".worst." For this Salem's new re corder is to be commended and it is hoped he will continue to make things extremely tropical for the element that makes police officers necessary. Marshal Cornelius and his : men are doing splendid work and are keeping the eity remarkably free from vags and floaters. It is evidently the purpose of Mr. Cornelius to rid Salem of the idle "and worthless class and some interest ing police work along this line may be looked for. With the 1903 Fair will naturally come an undesirable element, belonrinar to' various classes - of rrim- New Today j HE MEANS SCOTT'S Your doctor says you must take cod liver oil. Probably he means Scott's Emulsion be cause you cannot , talce 'the I WANT TO BUT-LIVE HOGS AND -Kr w" pigs, also dneks, spring chickens, and clear oil who needs COd liver hens. I will pay the highest cash; M , , . j . , price for same. Ouosg Bang, 254 Lib- oil. 1 he doctor understands eny street, Salem. Oregon. ? that and doubtless WALNUT ,TrEEES FOB SALE. FOR ' English walnut trees write for infor mation to -' Brooks & .Sons, Carlton, Oregon, Walnut Nnrsery. " means THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT CO. o- Frriulsion of rod liver -Do a general transfer business. s HmUiSlon OI COO liver Deal in. lath, wood, posts, sand, grav- oil tirhich evervbodv can take eL cement, fire brick, fire clay, wood ' . . , ' i j i fiber plater and entraetors supplies. . Salem, Orerdn. - because it js emulsified and prepared "so that it can be very easily digested by the most sensitive stomach. Most REPORT CARDS OUR SCHOOL RE r port cards are printed to fit the school register. -The prices are: T.n Mnll 'f w : IS v. live for 20 cents; on Hundred for f5 everybody 'likes it. lem. Oregon. WallstsayMauaBpUfre. SCOTT ft BQWHK, o PeaH Street. New Tcrk. LEGAL NOTICES. PORTLAND HUSINESS- DIRECTORY Some of the Reliable Men and Concerns of Oregon's Metropolis. - ' ' i : , ! . BTTXTARD AND POOL TABLES. Billiard and Fool -Tables For rent or sale j on easy monthly payments. The Brunswick-Balk e-Collender Co-. 49 ' Third 8t Portland, Oregon. CIXANING AND DYETNQ. If yon nave clothes to clean and press, : The Fashion Tailors are the best. 'Dyeing, steam cleaning and,, repair ing.! .Satisfaction guaranteed,,; 453 Washington St., between 11th snd 12th-, Portland, Oregon. -, V EYE SPECIALIST. DENTISTS. Dr. Charles W. Barr, Dentist, 87 , The Deknxo, Portland, Or. tpbonetan . . ; : EICTRIO AND OAS V "SUPPLIES. Portland General Electric Co. A full line of electrical supplies carried in stock. struetors in the country. We have heard this same subject again . and again treated by many and varied in struetors and lecturers, university men of note and significance in their pro fession, but in this man of the north west, vigorous in his physique and master of nis subject, is as unique among his brethren in the profession Kew Suits Filed Two new suts were filed in depart went No. 1 of the circuit court yester- da both being actions for money. One j this side of the Rockies as the latter -UfoHtled Geo. E. Brev vs. A. C. Brev. t differ iu erandeur and majesty from anej was brought lor the purpose of re- anvthing of like creatiin on this vasi cowrirr? 1314.80, the princinal and in-J Conihient. It is itis implicity, bi terf tt allceed to be due on a promissorr ioralty to the tradition of his coua note executed b the defendant to the try? hjs f,iatj hopeful spirit regarding ,u.bmu on January iu, isiw. wonuaiu tho future of.-the nation that Martm Ropear as attorneys for the-a re9Ixmse in the nearts of t In the other. Jane McGuire Dnars as the plaintff and Charles 8eott and Robert Scott, doine business nibtcr the firm name of Woodburn Mill- 1 Altoona, Pa., Jane ao, 1903. arouses . s s a response in me nearis 01 ine. uui- miff. Not a boastful word, not an ef fort to watch the gallery, is Prof. Haw ley guilty of, yet is there an under lying current, of pride of that which is American visible, while 4 every now and aeain ' a vein of ouinor character ize his si"ech. which at once com municates itself to and influences the muHptifp- He has . barely reached manhood's' prime; yet 'uas the north west in his possession sjP-man who' may leiine to this fection'or tne country just what (iladfftone, in his earlier ca reer. became to. the commoners of Eng (land a s power , fronu tue platform I was afflicted with Tetter in bad shape ' prof. Hawley i president of the Wil It tyould appear in blotches as large as mi imct re Vallev (;hautauqua Association r yellowish color, and scale off , aart from his regular lectures he to can imagine how offensive it wm. . t,,, fmot the olatform as its llTyear?.I:wmSafflictedTithth presidiEK officer, the same dignity of snd'-t K IZ ? . e" IZ bearing, the same erudition and tnanytimesnomtatalLScnthe . gh,lmor cUaractcrizing U swu tae meaicine was doing a mend . - 1 ti, fn- whti . 4.1.J j m t?- t speeches i of introluction or tne xacui- ZxZ$ and the lecturers comprising 1 iy urr up ana uisappear, ana to-aii v-u. r-- .,., ItsiDruticalW ol,tJ; fKofv.Hawlejrwas born in Or-gon re his the iny spots are left on the elbow and shin, : of pioneer r T wftole body was attected. 1 have every confidence in the medicine, fad feel sure that in a short time these rents gei) Recovered Speech and Hearing. Messrs. Qr Bros.: I commenced us- iwo ' remaining - snnta will riiner " ti 1 .tni two vars c - i -- : -trt ; inir Tour ; i.reara imiui - -- - j arrn. ay voice wa umc and my hearing has been fully res will le.d o7"r " I. my ,neech has become quite v v su w eiwiiau a v uiiw- - srT a . ... - . J . Air fis- v J - 6 . ; affo tor ratarrn. my voice v vSS&f"E. "I.. rLd..0f.i: What thick and my rig wasdull . jo . ww ua. a v una sivwui "7 great piooa pun- for ..atarrh jwhat thick and Jljr hearing has mv speech has 4 to Uke the remedy and obtain the am a tea;Theinti2Wn shed Fin! wtu aCCOmi 5i hearing has been fully restored and ,aoltrus! WW J JZ hh become auite ctear. I Hme good results that I have. . "5 Kast Fifth Ave. Johic P. Lxa. L. G. BROWN, Granger, u. The Balm does iot irriUte or cause Sold bv drricgists at 50 ets. hile washes, soaps, salves and oowdera r maned by Ely Brothers, 56 Warren Wieve temporarily, they do not reach the St., New) York.'. , v - wl cause of the disease. The blood must , 3I 1 ifJS1 before the cure is permanent. 1 Sick neadache results from a disor fS. .contains no potash, arsenic or min- dered stomach and is quickly 'cured by of any description, but is guaranteed Chamberlain 's Stomach and Liver Tab- Eureiy vegeUble. etB, p0r sale Ty Dan. J. ry. . end for our book j ; ;..: j ' ' - on the skin and its- Mr Wm. S. Crane, of California, diseases, which is Mi suffered for years from rheums mailed free. Our tigm ad lumbago. He was finally ad physlcians will vigcd , to try Xhaberlain s Pain Balm, cheerfully advise wbich he did and it effected a complete without charge any who write us ahrat Ihfirnitf Tke Swlfl Speclfle Csmpany.AtltBta, a cure. For sale by Dan. J. Fry. ' I CLASSIFIED ADS n IN STATES3IAN BEING EESXJLT3. Private Telephone Lines are being in stalled by all progressive farmers. The cost is small in comparison with the benllts derived. Get our estimates. Western Electric Works, No. 61 Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon. FLORISTS. Proipt attention given to outside or ders on choice cut flowers and floral designs. We also carry a large as sortment of rose hushes. Thomas O. Bodley, 124 5th St-. Portland, Or. D.GPLSOfGira '" Ey Stctallt ' Has opened in Port Urn, Oregon. Ben in .be .Northwest. Qall ana see film. : - 130 8s-Wsii St. PHOTOGBAPHEB. FANCY STATIONEKY. Wedding and visiting cards, also mon ogram stationery. W. o. smun b w, Washington Building; Portland, Or, HOTELS, The imperial Hotel Co, Phil Metschan, president; a W. Knowies, manager; E. W. Mocre, photographer.- We make a specialty of enlarging in oil colors, crayon, or pasteL Our photographic instruments are the latest and we vhave all the requirements for I first class work. Seventh and Washington .Sts, Portland, Oregon. . ! ; PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. The firm of Pugh A Carey, architects. has this day by, mutual consent dis solved. Mr. Carer retirina. Mr. Path will continue the business occupying the same office at 116 State street Sa lem, Oregon. . ' W. D. TUGIt. V- -.VrV Pl'CABEY. Dated Dee. 7. 1904. - TTBE DESTBOTS DWELLING. SUytoa Is Visited by Consuming Ele ment With Destructive Be-sults. 8TAYTOX, 6r.J Jan. 10. (Special.) -Hrs broke out Sundav morning in the residence of A. L. Shelley of this citv, and the, building and its content? narrowly escaped I beinar burned to the ground. Mrs. Kbellv and two daughters I were at church and Mr. Shelley, who is ADMXNISTBATOB'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the ua-' ntehtwatch at the: Brown saw mill,, was aemgneoY by aerder f the County " wvu,"" . , " Vs l""fc " Conrt f nrrlm 1 v.. through the roof before the fire was Deen appointed administrator of t'ae esUte of Thomas Farkner, deceased. All persons navmg claims, against discoveretl. The fire company responded to the alarm with all possible speed and did excellent uworlc The furniture, carpets, ",u rr.Hjuirea to presen et ,r ,i vhL with th exception tnem, wunm six months from the date bf one carpet wfcich eauKht fire and of this notice, with tae proper vouch- burned sfter it was carried out. The era, to the undersigned at hi office in building was saved, but is bady dam Boom 14 in Ladd it Bush's Bank Build- aired,' aud presents a charred and black ing, eorner ofr State and Commercial ene) appearance, j Just how the fire or streets, Salem, Oregon. ' iginated is not known, but is supposed JJated tots 29th. day of Dee. 1904. to have raugbt from 4h chimney. Sev- . CliAS. E. LENON, jerai were so overcome iy neat and ex- Administrator. First insertion December 30, 1904. haustion that the y were forced to give up ad He down. ; FINAL NOTICE OF ADMTNISTBA- To all whom-it inay concern: Notice is hereby given that tho undersirned, administratrix of ..tne Wheeler, her final the Honorable County county, Oregon, has fixed and appoint ed Meadav. Februarv 13. 1905. at the hour of 2 o'clock ,'p. m. of said day, Kne nJ he relieved at the Court House in said county and "Bd cured with Electric Bitters. This state as the time and place for hearing Is a pure, tonic medicine; of especial - a r . , Greatly in Demand. t Nothing is more in demand than a medicine which meets modern require ments for a blood and svstem' cleanser. estate of Sarah ' Imcl,.s Dr. King's New Life Pills. They to cure Btomacn them. At Dan'l guaranteed. itratrix of . the estate of Sarah "cn. wr. jving s ew i. r, deceased, has this day filed j ttr st wthat n'd 1 account in said estate and that "f r .troublA T0rr 1 aorable County Court of Marion J' ly drug toare.-Se Sickening Shivering Fits Blumauer Frank Drug Co Portland, Oregon, is Headquarters for pnoto. graphic Supplies,-Century, Premo, Po- co, Blair and "Eastman Cameras. Ev- . ery requisite for the Professional and Amateur "PhbtOgrapner. . Writs) for complete catalogue. I any objections to such final account and for the settlement thereof. : Dated this 10th day of Jaauarv, 1903. LYDIA CAMPBELL. Administratrix of toe eutate of Sa- rah Wheeler, deceased. ; NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. 'Notiee is hereby given that the undersigned-was, on ihe 19th day of De cember.. 1904. dnlv atmointed neentrix of the last will and testament of Wil-1 benefit in malaria, for it exerts a true curative influence on the disease, driv ing it entirely out of the system. It is much to be preferred to quinine, having none of, this drug's bad after effects. K. 8. Munday of Henrietta, Tex., writes "My brother Was very low with malar ial fever and jaundice, till he took Electric BitterS, which saved his life." At Danl J. Fry's drug store; price 50c Brusca a teed. , . -j . ; BESTATJBANTS. j ; Ham Perry, deceased, by an or lor of flf StntlrS' alrnfl StOfft fcwMif-www( I the Count v Court of Marion eountv. i wayliW O Ul UJJ Olul v Seventn and Waanington streets. Port- Melrose.- BeeUnraat. and Quick Lunch I State of Oregon, on. said da duly made! Does av strictly cash business; owes land, Oregon. European plan only; fl, oom..-.;,ouxpaspwig ,: conec-neaiaiessiand entered, and all persons having no one, and n one owes It; carries 11.50, $2. building. First class restaurant In MEDICAL. Dr. Wing Lee, Chinese physician. He makes a specialty ox treating inose who have chronic diseases which oth er doctors fail to cure, ris skill Is Indisputable. . 280 . Burnside street, Portland, Oregon. ...... Portland Cancer Institute UIVs First street, Dr. Voose, Cancer treated without knife; 15 years ex perience., Also catarrh,' asthma, con sumption and all chronic and spinal diseases permanently cured. Consul tation free. Mail orders have imme diate attention. ' N and Dispatch, our .motto. 270 Alder j claims against said estate are hreby i birge. stock; its Shelves, counters - - - TI I . . . . . . . i i , " ' . . Portland, Oregon. i 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 you. ,D. M. Watson, Prop; a and reauired to present them oronerlv veri- -show eases in loauld with druan. mmli. fled to said executrix at the office of I cines, notions, toilet articles. Winea and John - W. Beynolds, . on Commercial liquors of all kinds for medical pur street in, Salem, Oregon, within six, poses. Dr. Stone is a regular graduate months after tne date of this notice! tin medicine and hae had many years of All persons knowing themselves; to experience in the practice. Consnlta- bo indebted to eaid estate are requested tions are free. Prescriptions are free. to settle tneir accounts as early as pos-.anc only regular prices for medicine. RUBBER STAMPS. P. C. Sump Works, 249 Aides! - St Portland, Oregon, 'Phone Main 710, Rubber Stamps, Seals, Stencils, Signs, and Box Printing Plates, for catalogue. sible at the place above indicated. D&Ttm December 23, 1904. 1 AD ALINE PERRY, By JOHN W. BEYNOLDS, Her Attorney. . CLASSIFIED ADS IN STATESMAN BEING RESULTS Brass Send I Notice of Intention to Withdraw Insur ance Deposit by the Manchester As surance Co., of Manchester, England. Dr. Stone can be found at his drug store, Salem, Oregon,, from six in the morning until nine at night. ! one hall,- especially selected ined and according- 'to their evidence the two men became involved in a dis pute in a saloon at Buttevillo on the above named date and agreed to go outside of the city limits and settle the matter by a fist fight. Thv-f proceeded to tho public school grounds on the hill east of the town,and Cameron walked to toe side of the road to pull off his coat. As he was in the act of turning, around Long struck aim over the head with a piece of broken fence rail, the blow1 felling him to the ground, after which' Long jumped onto his helpless victim and stamped his face with nis heels until interfered with by James Ryan and Willie Saunders,'; who had followed the pair to the sceue of the trouble. After eommittinir the cowardlv act Long went to a farm house, whero he night in Albany remained all night and m tn morning! boarded a river steamer for Oregon Citv, where he was arrested by Chief of Police Burns upon instructions wired by Sheriff W. J. Culver.' Cameron, the victim of the brutal assault, was brought to the Salem Hos pital, where he lay in an unconscious state for a number of. days, and for a woilo his condition was considered i eosdance with thw reouircments of "the - law of the State of Oregon, relative to , tno insurance . companies, notice i - conducted by a drill train and the offi- inals, and the police officers are taking I hereby given that the Manchester As- f ih K.ih.m lodire ' Threo halls the preliminary steps to advertise oa-1 gnrance Cbrananv. of Manchester. Eo. I will be used for holding meetings, but Jem as a most undesirable place for all hand, desiring 'to cease doing busineswX nuiit .r "vi. ....v.jr - i witnrn tne. state or wegon, intends! t for tbatY, m.. tnis tneioree . receivins: withdraw its deposit with the treasurer , I purpose. T -r .""f " " irV.L.. i.V I ot Bwa "iai : FBa WU1 ,r n9 claim; P officers of the ' "; ' . . iT;. company shall be filed w n.11 thei a'nWirf apn will bo initiated IIW that in. tnis Btreets, or m labor for the benefit of the city. Some of the hold -am Woodmen lodge will be in attendance, among tnem Head Consul F. A. alken burg, of Denver; Head" Banker C. V. Cooper, of Portland, and,-'Prof. W. C. Ha,wlej', of this city, chairman of ; the head board of managers. . 1 Efforts are being msfde by the Wood- uirn uit i . - (mini.. . v . i u v.. . - , , . . . . , u f tartment at oany to mcurc im.ncc. " but asle from a little exercise for the radroa, h, and as the general pubhc will . s-a . rutnUalnn - it. IS T. 1 . 1 , 1 Yu . ; i - " V V . 7k" ngne n3-hdse cart there was "noth JH'Cll'U l.Uftb llirin iui vt: iut ; tuvu- rith1 ja.! sentences are put to work upon the t ade to do other manual it' 1ttrt. the -first publication 'of this notico to withdraw, its' deposit- from the said treasurer, Dated at Salem, Or., this 20th day of AA - t . ' Do You Want Fruit, Hep. Grain, Timber or Grazing Land ? all ONLY A CHIMNEY BLAZE. A Iwirning chimney furnished the,oe- ?? a? ,n u - I December. 1904 it 10: la o dock last nign. MAvnifwran'iswTniiVpp ro B FBAMC X DEVLIN, rasion 'for Attorney in Fact. sand' visitors will .send the day and Takes the burn out; heals t'ae wotmlj cures the pain. Ir. Thomas' Electric Oil, the household remedy. A TEXAS WONDER precarious, but he finally recovered from his severe injuries. Long has been out on ban, but after the jury had returned its verdict yes- terdav Judze Burnett orderea mm locked up in the county jail until Fri day, when sentence will bo pronounced. William Martin, tne young man rrom Woodburn woo has been held in jail since October 12, awaiting ihe action of the circuit court upon a charge of foreerv. 'was acquitted by a jury yes- terda v upon the crounds of insanity. Sheriff Culver was instrnctea to noia Martin in j.fil untU ? Friday, when Judge Burnett will order an examina tion of in mental, eonainon. ? as" A OUABANTEED CUBE FOB. PILES Itching, Blind, Bleeding or ProtruJ- rng Piles. Druggists refund money ix PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure s airr case, no mslter of how long standing, in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50 eents. If your drug gist hasn't it send 50 cents in stamps and it will be forwsrdel .pest pa id ybr Paris Medicine Co.. St.. Louis, Mo. HALL'S GBEAT DISCO VEBY. One small bottle of the Texas Won der. Hall's Great "Discovery cures all kidnev and bladder troubles, removes travel, cures diabetes, seminal emis sions. . weak and lame backs, -rheuma tism and all irregularities of the kid neys and bladder in both men and wo men, regulates bladder trouble in chil dren. If not sold by your drug!, will be sent o mail on receipt of L One small bottle is two mouths' treat ment. Dr. Ernest W. Hall, sole manu facturer, P. O. box 620, St. Loots, Mo. Send for testimonials. Sold by ail drug gists and Dr. S. C. Stone's drug store." ' BEAD TXHS. To Whom It May Concern: ' This is to eertify that'I was down for nine months with kidney and 'blad der trouble, and tried - aV ' known rem edies to no a vaU uitil' a neighbor in duced me to et a bottle of Texas Won der, one half of which enred me sound and well; this I would cheerfully swear to, and for the benefit of. those who are afflicted and wishing to be permanent ly enred, they CAn pbtain ,a bottle at my house, loeated on .West, 11th street, Yonrs truly, ; J . shalu, '7:lr' ... . Itedfor'Or. ine doing.'' T . The department was summoned to .the residence of F. P. Talkington, corner of Church and Center streets, whero a chimney u're was in progress. No dam- j age was done. Tafer at night the fire men were again aroused, but tt proved! to be a false alarm. NEW COUNTY FABMEB. DEATH AT STAYTON. F. M. McDanieL'Floneer, After Fight ing nrew oouapsee and .-. .Dies.- STAYTON, Ori Jan. 10. f Special.) F. M. McDaniet, familiarlv known as vneie i rans," dieI durinir Sun ww" I day night at the City HoteL Mr. Me- J E. W. Powers, proprietor -of tlAIJ.B,elVb"of8tJfJ0",i'- Pioneer bion Stoc Farm,, near Albion, South 7, ""'j, "moD W agea t-i.-.- : .vir . u'-.-w. I ones. His death came so ouietlv that jsvs.ssw a a a as uiv aw v .v vuc ataa a . ... of looking after hi. farming interest, 7?!. bj" he beinc owner of one of the WitzeU I j. r" ... V- . .V- ?1U farms in. the Waldo Bills. ; About one .nB" Monday ir. t' . v- awiBini m ne naa nassea mr. ; it -. . . .. .. I U mnnmrt frim nnaMn - - ciBe Northwest for the purpose or see-, 7x3T-r ;a":-Zi i 7. j " isff what advantaw it offered over his . T".. home state, .He came into the Willamette valley and was so well pleased with the con ditions that he-purchased the farm afore mentioned, and placed it in the hands of a. person to look after it until he could complete other arrangements which might cause him to maae Oregon his future abidng place. ins death was due to over work and exhaustion at Sunday morning's fire. After the fir wander control he was carried to the hotel in a semi-conscious condition, with the above result. . Spoiled Her Beauty. . Harriet Howard. of 200 W. 24th When he was! street. New. York, at on time had her here-before his-tme was limited and pel beauty spoiled with skin trouble. Hhm could do verv little toward accomplish-1 writes; "I had salt rheum or fcmi tag the desire he had to make complete I for years, but nothing would, cote it. invcit-vations of the resource of the I until I used Bneklen'e Arnica Salve." nr'ii . . . . , . . rrm a. . . t I . t . . . . wiiiamette vaney. xms time ne wiuia quica ana sore neaier tor cuts, burns travel over a good deal of the country land sores. Danl J. Fry's drag store. thereby net a better idea of what can be done in an agricultural way. He is a breeder of purebred Shorthorn cattle in Sonth Dakota, and may briag his herd to bis Oregon farm. " Basra the Ha In Vai to tinntegt T "Legal Blanks at Statesman Job OSes I '- Legal EUnks ai Statesman Job 0-2ce We have all kinds and prices. - ' 4G acres ' of eood river bottom land, all in cultiva tion, 8 milts from galcm, price $40 per acre. , . . 40 acrt-8, 7 miles from Salem, house, barn, clc , price $50 per ace. 40 acres of timber,. 7 inilcs from faalem, price $35 per acre. - -- 143 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, hoose, barn, etc price $37.50 per acre. V 320 acres, 00 acres in cttl tivati3D,good improvements, fine fruit, running water, 8 miles from railroad, j near school and postoflicej price $15 per acre, including CO ton of hay, 16 good dairy cows and cream separator. A big bargain . 1,100 acres of gcod stock land.'near railroad, fine im- . provements, all or any j part at omy irzjbv per acre. r 12 acres, all in fino bearing fruit, price $000. We have small tracts of all kiodr, city property of Rtiy., kind and. in alflocations. t If you want real etate of any kind sec us before you buy. Jell me your wanU. II. S. R1DGLIFF Boom 11, over Red FTont ' Drag Store. Corner of Commercial arid Btate r
