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hll:n sl r V m NEW H0UDAY..G0ODS t n if 1 J ii - XJCauiMUi ana prtuwai imixjf -ja,- Banquet, Nickel, Rochester 'and' ' - : Decorated Lamps, Night Lamps, all styles, ' U ore1 coming tomorrow; 124 State Street, Daily. Capital Journal. DV HOKttK BftOTHERS, WEDNESDAY, DEC 8, J897. ' ' FOREJON NEWS In a speech, Monday, Emperor Francis Joseph roasted the Czcchf , Budapest, Hungary, an antl -Hebrew riot was started by a mob of Roman ian students. The disturbance -wa finally fuelled by the police, who made 100 arrests. 'News that the Italian cabinet has formally .tendered 1st resignation Ur, King Humbert. The rclfjnat Ion fol lowed the resignation of the minister or war, General Pclltcux. The minister of finance, Dr. Lukas, In the lower house of the Hungarian diet has submitted the fougct. vhlch showed n surplus of 75,721 llorlns over tho expenditures, vhlch amounted to 498,210,570 Ilorlns. The American ambassador, Andrew I). White, opened the American church bazaar at Berlin, The Em-, press of Germany forwarded ttonie val uablc gifts and theex-cirtprcss sent a lady-in-waiting to make purchases. A 0rus',l3 cable stys a French ex pedition underJIaJurMarehand, while on It6 way to the Nile, has been mas sacred near Dahcngahcza. The surt vlvorsofthcnarty.lt Is added re treated. Dispatches froinKingijlon announce that serious trouble Is Imminent In JIaytl. The streets of tne capital are placarded with "Down with tho gov eminent," and troops hayo been or dered Into the barracks. AUerlln cable announces that a dis patch to tho Frankfurter Zeltung from Wadilmrton that Ilaytl Is ready to pay Germuny tho indemnity de manded for tho alleged Illegal arrcsj, and Imprisonment of Hcrr tfi Lucdcrs, a German subject. A London cable says that 200 Gcr- .. ...nrlnna mill BltllnrR. Wl til. .tlY.f man iiiiiiiiiv ..-., .ujfl-jiyt;q. (JnTOorTl) entered tho city of Klab Uhau, 18 miles from tho bay, and took possession of the city walls and gates. They were not molested, tho Chinese troops retreating us the Oerinans ad vanced. Advices from Borne are that torrl ental storms have prevailed for three dayn over a large part of Italy,. In tho Bay of Naples, 25 merchantmen have been wrecked, though there has been np loss of life. Several houses haVo collapsed, Considerable damago Iras been done here, and lu the other dis tricts around the city. A eablo from Bombay says an En glishman named Cnncr, who had t been Inspecting tho Pcnatig gulf tele graph line, about nluo miles from Jasku, province of Kcrman, on tho Ab in sea, Just north of Cape Jaska, has been murdered In his tent by trHcsuien, Advices from Port A11 Prince, Ilaytl, stato that 11 crisis Is reached and that tho big guns of German cruisers hid trained upon tho town and that (he government has been given eight hours lo bottle. This ultimatum of tho Gorman govern menu was delivered to tho JIaytlan government Monday. A cable d!patch from Holla gives the Informant 11 that Albanians uro reported to bo committing great ex ccsbcs at Debrla und Kltchovo,and tho surrounding district, killing men, out raging lUiinen and stealing cattle, Tho authorities arc powerless. Whole sale persecution and urrcsU'if Bulga rians by Turks Is also reported from tho Bulgarian frontier. Tho us bus caused great cxcltment hero. A Prague dlspatult says Ufin-bum-lto riots have occurred ub P itnam Tho whitlows of n synagogua and of houses Inhabited b" Jews Iuyc been smashed oy iuoIh. A dlspitch to the Berlin Kolnlcho .cltiiug from Prnguu says that dining tho riots thuro 11 bat talion of Infantry composed of Czechs enlisted from the locality refused to obey orders and received tho rioting crowds with llcrco national crh-s Borlltullspatch says Emperor Wil liam In Ills speech before the rclehtug emphasized his determination to ex tend tho most comploto protection to GermaTi'niUllbu!irlcsHl -ultudcd to tho recent uvguN In Ilayll, Und then to various political and 'economic ques tions, adding tint ho trusted (ho rcichstng would becomo convinced, of ituio tiwy or Wd farewell t'n rjioj Grand Dtiko'of tii rjioj lira I,1k1,i,)in,..r llld Duko uf BadOtlttnd lilBiuutliur. I llO ex-Um- t.'m,i.i5i, i,..Xn..,i....t1i.iJ ,.v..,vv,, .., .,.uv wiiv;ii encritles to tWO arylcaflf tllO father- land In 'Aila .. , .k H I .... ... ta--i .- ', 7 , Ti - nt" T" Thero,WMaHeavy rill of nallliori In1 UI...1.... Yfir.. A-r a!i!;. ..- if... 1 nlHsmyr 4B, jrjwr, anni 4iip- C caiifwy tMvnediUIld oporatcd by er&Kyajoo case of canntd tpm wfaacentljr shipped to San yrawlce,.wwlLIr. Ilqrd my thutj mm.mmmm luv,lwu nut tin' havejwn nut tip tltt price JuHtllled the nixiesiltvitfhrjtho naval nnnronrU ' anions ho tfttlWKeji fOjl and pointed ' w, out Hint int1niL vfirvHdav hU nntv I .";... :; v' '.:.'.. .. v ',. wouior, rrineo.11 wry 01 rrussia, nau :e: 1 - 1 - , - .. 1 fc MM, H, a SONNEMANN; Grocer, STATE NEWS. Dr. C.J. Sm Hli was elected mayor of rendleton. Mayor E. G. Caufleld of Oregon City, was re-elected. J. It. Mendcnhall has been electad mayor uf Sheridan. Circuit court Is In session In Doug las county .Judge Fullerton officiating N.Ii. Smith, of Hlllsboni.a veteran, died lastSunday night after an (lines of several years. The wind blew 60 miles an hour at Astoria Monday and the barometci was the lowest of the yjavm. United Slates Marshal Houer newly appointed, left Pendleton fo. his post of duty on Monday. The new Catholic church at Cot taire Grove was dedicated, on Sun day, Arch Bishop Gross officiating At Arlington, the range stock Is li poor condition and the rain and sleei tho past week was very hard on cattle The total valuation of all the prop crty of Clackamas county, for 1897, is ,550,000, $81,491 more than last year Albany has a man who makes a bus Incss of peaking Into windows. The other night he was surprised with a load of shot. A thief entered the house of Na polen Rice, of Boscburg Sunday night and stole $80 In money, two gold watches and a pair of bracelets. The yote for mayor In Albany stood, C, G. Burkhart, Democrat 345; II. J. Ilopklns, Republican 230; J. W. Scnft, Prohibition 64. The old city mar shal was reelected again. Five Eugene boys wanted to sec the War before tho South fo badly that they climbed upon the opera house, broko 6ome salngles and boards oil and were seolng It when arrested. Tho principal case In the circuit court at Dallas will be that of the killing of a man named Sylvester, of Lebanon, which occurcd In a hop yard last fall. Young Logan of To- IfcCu l- WM tnr flio -rltllC. W. K. Townscnd, of Woodburn, haB sold to Gw "' ""aru 40 bales of mui.i ior 10 cents per pound. Last week Mrs. G. B. Arraesand Walter L Toozc sold to the same buyer 12 and 47 bales, respectively, fur the same prlco. Arrangements have been completed for building a (louring mill at Wasco. It will bo built by II. P. Isaacs, of Walla Walla, and Is to have a capac tty of 100 barrels aday. Wasco donat ed $1000 and tho clto for the mill, Henry Maxwell, of near Irving, Lane county, had one of thoso primi tive banks freqently heard of eyen to this day. It was In an old building. A boy working for him suspected the situation and drew 8100 out without a a check. It was traced to hi in and $85 recovered. Tho marrlago of Bradford H. Bon ncy, a pioneer of 1815, to Mrs. A. O. FlsJier, took placo at tho Episcopal parsonage at Hubbard on last Satur day. Mr. Bonncy crossed the plains with James Barlow, for whom the Barlow road over tho Cascades was named. Tho groom Is 71 and tho brido Is 00 years old, At Independence tho city election went Democratic, only ono Republi can councilman was elected. Tho newly elected are: Mayor, J.W.KIrk lund, majority 41: rccordor, II. M. Lines, majority 20; marshal, A.J. Tuppcr, majority 70; I rcasurcr, A. B. Robinson, mnjority 74; councilman First ward, William Craven, Glen O. Graves; Second ward, H. 11. Walker, E. r. Smith; Third ward, L. Kelso, D. Mnxlleld. T! ncln atnrv. teller, no doubt, be. Ilevctl tlie Infant Hercules inherited his wonderful siiskcstrangllne power from bit f.llller. but modern arlrnre alinur tlmt baby's strength depend Urgelr on tbe mother's health At tbe lime tlie baby it bom To bestow strong and rugged comtltu lion on her little one, a projective mother should fortify her own heilth and strength with Dr Pierce's 1'avorlte Prescription. Jt Is tht ttioit wonderful health bonder ever dcvlied for women. It Impart elasticity mid endurance to the pceUl orrantim, and elves power and toss (p (be entire constitution. Taken early durlngr the expectant period, It enable her to meet her time of trial with a strong body and cheerful wind. It hort ens confinement , relieve UVpr ef all It danger and most of lu ptltt, and promote '!le ,eSl.e,,on of hehr nourlihmeut for the child. There It no other cntdldue equal to it In uciTvyuimiu- ipwct 11 1 lue only rem j ui in iuu prepares .ur, regular. gruauiteo, experleuctd physician. No 1. no resort. inian uoum rim uer uuHb 11 rrm,i. ng lo any preparation compounded by a mere nurse or other nnirlcntlRo .i eatfd nerAOM. Women woi Women would av thewsetvc and thsli f,n,,y?1 ftw much unnecessary sickness I'T obtaining and read copy of Dr iierce-a tree book. "Tbi Bense Medical Adviser, .olwe' .eMlUln,.ne ' erce'a free book. "Tbe feople' Commas a thousand pace till rIMr ana itiirrefciinir iacup.,ft bm 1,.. .'J 1". .T ,.-'--"--. uiumv. cxitisininE uubism nhv,iiinw ' in many suggestion and receipts for I ii anu iiiiritsiiria' unfuuc, aaa ttvlu treatment of common allroei three, hundred illustrations ailment with over ont ,,utt,, ,, wiu u KB, ,v.aoutly het on receipt of twenty. owe ccnu in oae-tet aaa colored A'3yfc'M.rd - ,.n, ?&&. aodaUon. ',"lj oVuu Na 66i Main Wrett, Balo. X. V. some cVotb-bouad esabosaed triad. ng Is desired, send ten cent cstf Irty. one cent in ail) to pay te tfH4 of t4 tondawm cavtf, cow ASSESSOR v His Work Is Delayed Other Points Touched. WHAT WILL THE' BOARD DO? Obstacles in the Way of Equalizers, . State Again the Marion county assessor has put into one -classification horses and niuleo, cattle, sheep, oats and swine, under the general head, "Value of livestock. " Under the general hrnd, "Value of other per sonal pr'perty," be has put Into one classification Imprmoraents on lands not dieded or forfeited, merchandise, money, notes and acconnU, shares of sUick, household goods, watches, farm implement!, machinery, etc l'hee in effect are the same as the cla.'slDcatlons made last year, out of which grw litigation that resulted Id the action of the stale board or rqualization In attempting to raise and lower valuations, being declared void by the supreme court Tht ilaslhcatlons made by ;theMarIon county assessor lasi year were "lall road lolling stock." and ''per&onal property except Jrailroad rolling st(ck nod live stock." The supreme court, In Its recent ruling on attempting to equalize under such conditions said: "Now, the board has attempted to equalizo by taking such particular clabsllicatlon, whether appearing upon tho Marlon county roll or the rolls of the other counties, as a basis for Its operation, and has added and deducted percentages accordingly. For Instance, In Baker county 20 per cent has been added to tho aggregate valuation of horses and mules, 20 per cent to cattle, and 20 per cent de ducted from swine, while sheep and goats remain the same. In Benton coun,y 20 per cent is deducted from the aggregate valuation of horses and mules, 20 per cent added to cattle, 20 percent d'dueted from sheep and goats, while swino remain tho same, and thus are all these classifications observed In the equalization of the several kinds of livestock lu all the counties except Marlon, and as to it the state board added 10 per cent to the aggragate valuation of livestock wuiuiiiou .- . . t,. Uitt comprises the four classlllcatlons enumerated In the other counties, So It has in all the counties, except Mar ion, attempted to equalize other per sonal property under such classlllca tlons as 'merchandise and stock In trade,' 'notes and accounts,' 'shares of stock,' etc., but In Marlon all these aro comrylscd In ono classification only. Tho mode or manner In which tho board shall equalize personal property Is prcscrlccd by tho act, which Is that It shall nddto or) deduct from tho nggrcgato valuation of tho soyeral kinds or classes thereof, so as to make them conform to their true cash value." Concerning the blank rolls sent out by the secretary of state, tho deel slon savs' 'Tho blank rolls arc certainly In tended as a direction to tho county olllclals, and should bo followed, as It tends to prodlico uniformity In classi fication, which Is esicntlal to equality In assessment and taxation, fie that as It may. It Is very evident that tho stato board could not, by adopting dusimllarclasslllcut nns, of such as aro not uniform throughout all the counties, as a basis for their deduc tion, produgo tho uniformity and equality In values contemplated by the constitution." The decision further says, after quoting from tho eleventh Oregon, Crawford vs. Llun county, In which ft Is hold that equality In the rate of assessment means "proportional valuation:" "And to secure a uniform und pro porttonal valuation of the rillTereut classcB or kinds of personal property among all tho counties wasjno 1oubt tho purpose of tho act. Ilort-cs and mules may havu been rplathcly loner In Marlon than In linker und Ilentpn, und cattle, sheep uud gpats und uw I no oty much higher, but ' a compari son with livestock In other counties of tho stato and this Is tho only wny by which rolatlyo values oould bo determined It may appear that Uvo- stoek In Marlon U assessed ton high, which would nccchsltuto u reduction thereof by the requWIto percontago, butthU would actually reduce the vuluatlon upon horses nod cattle In Marlon county, which Is already re lutlrply lower than Its kind In Hakcr and Denton, o" that tho process would Increase Instead of dlinlnltli tiic dis paragement botwnou tho values of horses and mules In Marion rand the same clftssof property lu llakcr and ilouton. A method thai will produce 6iich u result Is radically wrong und Is sub- vorsho of tho constitutional require menu touching ussusMueut and tax ation, There must bo uniformity of classification to produce proportional or uniform values among all thocun tlesiln thentate. This (s almost self evident, and it is needless to discuss the proposition at greater length." The board of equalization last year attempted to make a horizontal raise of 30 percent on all ncrsonal nroncttv In Marlon county, which would have increased tbe amount of taxation oyer 82100, and the county refused to pay It! - 1 'The annual 3d day session of the hoard will open In the capltol today. Marian county's roll will probably be before It before the session Is over. The attorney general said he would ask for a rehearing of the cause wherein the supreme court held the action of the state board to be in valid, but no petition for rehearing has been presented. With Marion county's classifications similar to those of last year, and the decision of the supreme court holding tho raises and reductions in valuations of per sonal property void, it Is a question as to how the board will proceed this year. The supreme court also held that evidence obtained by the board through Its secretary of a special com mittee appointed for that purpose might be admission. The Marlon county assessor's blanks contain all tho separate species of property. From these classifications as observed in other counties might be made up, but it access could be had to tho blanks It would be a tcdlouls Job, The Union Movement. A Portland special says: The headquarters for the union of the Silver and Reform forces has been established at rooms 421 and 422, Ho tel Perkins, and J. C. Cooper, of Mc Mlnnvlllc, chairman of the Union state committee, will be on hand to talk over the situation with all that may call and answer letters of those that write. Mr. Cooper says: Theobjcctof the Union organiza tion Is to unite Populists, Democrats and Silver Republicans on a common platform with a common ticket. Union primary and county conven tions and a Union state convention will be held for that purpose, The Union movement Is non-partisan, us near as may be, and the Populist, Democratic and Silver Rppubllcan state and county committee will bq consulted and Invited to co-opcrato In uniting these clement!'. Tho Pop ulist and , Democratic organizat'ons arc to lie maintained, so that the standing of tho men who take part irt the "union of forces will not be Im paired with these natlooal organiza tions. The conditions In some coun- There is no reason for being despondent and considering disease of the blood Incurable, simply because the treatment of phyniciaus and many so-called blood remedies fail to effect a cure. Though it is naturally disheartening to the suf ferer who fi tlimlly take the prescribed treatment cl the physicians, often at the exponas 0 li judreus of dollar, to find himself, lo better as time goes by, still a pure will result from the right remedy, S S S , no matter what other treatment has failed. The reason that S.8.S. (Swift's Spe cific.) ha i so successfully cured even the worst ra.i- niter other treatment had been tr d In vain is that it Is the only remr-rtv which fuicis the poUon from the LI ,1 1. 1 permanently eliminates it from the yotem, which 1 the only correct nuclplc of curing the disease, olercuri il re mtdies bottle up the poison and tcui 10 tii tho sybtem, while S.S.S. forces oat tht' poison and builds up and adds strength and vigor to the entire system. It is nature's remedy, and con tains no harmful ingredient. Kir. Charles Glenn, of 1563 Dudley St, Cincinnati, Is one of the many who constantly praise S S.S. for giving him baik hU health. lie says: "I'rotn childhood I was afflicted with a terrible blood disease, and have taken almost every blood remedy on the market, but my case was deepseatod, and one by one they failed. The large, red blotches increased iu size and num ber, amj soon covered my entire body. "My parents had we treated by a num ber of physicians, but the disease was too much for them, and after their tem porary relief was over, I found niyeclf grawiuj; sicamiy worse, inus I grew into mauiioou, uauuicappea uy a urrilile dj.Qtse and having tried so many reme dies without relief, wheu a friend urged me to take S.S S. I had little faith in any medicine, I waa happy to find, however, that I had nt last gotten the tight remedy, or one bottle of S S.S did me so muck good that I soon had hopesof belngcured I continued the remedy, and was cured completely, the unsightly apots soon disappeared, leaving mv skin perfectly clear, My general health was also built up, and I am robust and strong. I be lieve S.S.S. will cure the worst case of blood poison in the world." S.S.B. is a real blood remedy, and will cure the most obstinate cases of Cancer, jicicio,.8UTii, ocroiuia, Ku-uina if uu Contagions )lood lohun, old pores, or any dieae caused by impure blcod It is Purely Vegetable and 1 the only blood remedy guaranteed to contain not a particle of mercury, potash, arsenic or other mineral. S S.S, is aold by all druggists. Valuable books and on blood and skin disease will be mailed free by Swift tytdte Cawfuar, AUasU, Os. fae Back ly Health. x. yv,iB y tfes may be such that a union at the primaries will not be made. In such caes the people of those counties will use their own Judgment. The convention will make its own platform, which will probably be similar to that adopted by the other Republicans at Salem, October 5, de manding American control of our monetary system and without the In tervention of natlooal banks, direct legislation anda thorough rcnotton will no doubt be a prominent plank In the platform. Tho union movement has commit tees at work In 20 counties, and speak ers will be put Into the field very soon to advocate tht organization through out the state. The union state com mittee will meet before or rcry soon after the holidays and call a state convention. Dellgates to this con vention will be based on the vote cast for Bryan and Watson. Charles At Towne, chairman of the Silver Re publican national committee, will be In Portland soon and will make some speeches before leaving the state, Oregon chooses the first congress man to be elected to the next con gress, and the unionists propose to do cat from everyday experience. Knives and forks and hot wattr don't agree. You can't change the fact, but you can change the water. The secret of keeping handles on, keeping them white, keeping them tight, is the use of warm water and WASHING POWDER. The best cleaner in existence for greasy things and everything else, Sold everywhere. Made only by THE N. K. FA1RDANK COMPANY. St. Louis, Chicago, Nivork, H535 3 Good For I Genuine Smyrna Figs. ,.J J Dehesa Cluster Raisins. "" A Philburt's Brazil Almonds and Walnuts. yv III l CJ I Choice Seeded and " w v. Oranges and Candiea. HARRITT Sl L.AIATR.BNOB Old P. O, Grocery- .""" ill 2&L 5 -& ? d "Chew?" " Sometimes." " Piper HcldsiccltP " I'll go you." No lover of a good chew ever says no to PIPER HEIDS PLUG TOBACCO (CHAMPAGNE FLAVOR) There is more solid satisfaction in a piece of Piper Heid sleek than in any other brand on the market, Everything about it is right j the flavor is unsurpassed ; the Mi:e is 40 per cent, larger than fermerly: and the cr cj is still tht same old nickel, The new plug at the old r,cc is positively W the biggest bargain in tobacco you ever saw. Be sure and ak for one of the NEW pieces of Piper Hcidsieck. I have used Piso's Cure for Consumption, and can recommend it above all others for Coug-hs and Colds. It is selling' like hot cakes. 9&0fatihrrfatfe GUSTAV FALK Druggist, nSSf Win ce, Ohio. lEasGaOWFroff.'rSCB August 31, 1897. MflNHnnn RFSTnRFn ruruitcca lo cure all ocnous discs, soch Jwesn'Sjl "Si?1', . T T, T. - Cither sex ctuinl bv ntM - k.:iT. --..' .:.r For sale b D, lesamy.-nrrriejj the choosing of these congressmen, as will as the entire stato ticket. lam confident that the state can be car ried on the lines proposed by the union forces. There Is 00 per cent of the rank and flic of the wllver forces ready fnrs'ich a union, and with the remaining 10 per cent It Is only n question of method as to how this union Is to be brought about. When these factional differences are ad justed the Jealousies and suspicions will not be a disturbing facter: Catarrh Cannot Be Cured with local applications, as they cannot reach the scat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and In order to cure It you must take in ternal remedies, flail's Catarrh Cure Is not a quack medicine. It was pre scribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and Isn reg ular prescription. It Is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purlHcrs, acting di rectly on tho mucous burfaces. The perfect combination of the two in gredients is what produces such wonderful results In rurlng catarrh. .Send for testimony, free. I". G. CHENEY, & CO., Prop?., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Tlvcnneift f!nra. m,llrli Vitalirpr im- medtatly relieves Sour Stomach, Coming up of food distress, and ii the great kidney at.d liver remedy. SJd by D. J. Fry. ruth Bolton. Philadelphia, San Frtneltee. Things ! SeedlebS Raisins. My using Br. ftsa'i seiiutr fltrrs llil. ; " TT .'. P IxbUy Hml. Orrmnft r .H J..(-r..i . - .b ci - ?.".'.'""f"" " errors, exrosirc use of J, FRY, Slm, lift KS Vtsa 1 H H M Hi fl V lK for Infants and Children. The Pac-simile Signature of L&a&Xse&CS&K Appears on Every Wrapper. THC CENTAUR OOMMNT TT MUftftAY IITMCCT. MWtOH 6ITT. Salem Blectric 1R. F R, ANSON, Receiver, Commencing Nov. 2, 1897, and until further ordered electric cars leave Hotel Willamette as followsi FOR PENITENTIARY, via Stato Heuse: 6:30 a. m., 7 a. m.and ecry 30 minutes thereafter until 10:15 P.m. And at 11:30 p. m. to Twenty-first strict cnly. FOR S. P. Co. DEPOT, via State Heuse: 6:45 a- m,i 1040 a. m , 140 p. m. and 8.T5, p, m. FOR INSANE ASYLUM, Transfer to Garden Read: 630 a. m., 640 a. m., 7 a, m. and every 20 minutes thereafter, until 10 p. m. and atjii p. m. FOR SOUTH SALEM: 6:40 a. m., 7 a. m. nd every 20 minutes thereafter until, to p. m. and at 1040 p. m. CARS LEAVE M, E, CHURCH ON STATE STREET FOR MORNINGtSIDE: 7 n. m., 7.'30 a. m., and every 3oJmitiutes thereafter, until 10 p. m. and II p.m., from State Insurance building FOR FAIR GROUNDS- 6:30 a. m., 7 a, m., and eyery 30 minutes thereafter, until 10 p. m. and 1030 p. m., from Court house only. This time tablr is based on railroad or Standard Pacific time. Tho town clock is usually 2 to 5 minutes slower. On Sundays, all cars, except depot, start at 8 a. m. NOTICE TO THEATRE COERS. Last cars at night leave- as follews: For Insane Asylum Chemeketa street and Garden "Koad, immediately after clo.e of performance at opera houe and also at 1 1 p. m. from Hotel Willamette. For South Salem, 10:40 p. m. from Hotel Willamette cr at 10:45 p., m. from opera house when any attraction there holding 1-ite. For State meet to Twenty first street, n.3op. m., from Hotel Willamette. For Morningside, 11 p. m., from Stale Insurance buildirg. For Fair Grounds nnd NorthSa'em. 10:30 p in , from Court house corner. Bargains in 254 Commercial tWe are agents for firstclass insurance companies and Canadian Pacific Railway, FARMj PROPERT1 2600 acre grain and s'ock farm three miles Irom railroad runiry water, good cpungs aad fair buildings. This is the best bargain in ihe Willamette valley. Price only $6,50 per acre. 333 acres, two and one-half miles northwest of Amity 24oacres under cultivation; all fenced; 3 houses and 2 barns; family orchard; evel Ian running water. Price J28.00 per acre. 600 acres tdioininc Marion station a fine stock farm 90 acres under cultivation first class family orchaid good house; 2 gooi Darns springs and running water all for S12 per acre. 320 acres; 3 miles north of Scio, 2 miles from bhelburg at the crosri"g of the O C & ERR and t P R R. 150 acres in cultivatien: good house and barn; all under fence.' family erchard: good springs and running water.Price $3200. looacres 4 miles southwest of Turner: 10 acres in cultivation; 30 acres in pasture good houss and barn T sniincrs: 7 acres of nmnps. Only $25. per acre. 71 acres one-half mile from Minto, 20 acres in cultivation good house and bam; runing water. Price 51300. 20 acres of fine land 3 miles seuth: all in ood cultivation for $750, TO TRADE.-VJ20 acres iuUmatilla county for improved alem property. TO TRADE ..18? aeres on the Alsta for city ol Salem proptrty, itrproved or unira- IOVCU, Forty seres 5 miles from Ne. wport t mostly :!esr ard bottom land, $800 One hundred and sixtv acres aVi'milcs from Newport on county road , u acres clear, 3 uouscs, iroui stream ana small iruit, J2000. Eightj acres at P oneer, on Vaquina river, quary opened, orchard, house and bottom land, will lease o- easy terms. Fruit tiact of 4 acics on Boone Slough, Lincoln county $35? 1 Salem Water C3TOfllcc In City nail.. Irrigation nours 6 to 8 a. in and fi to 9 In the eyenlnR. All irrigation ullla for the" summer Will be due nnrl nf, vnlil Mm let. nt July. Street sprinkling tliii-uglildwii hose positively prohlulie'l NO dodnrtllin ffir il-lluut tr.n Hurlrw. absence unlpsa unti r u int nil tiio entire premises, No allowance made for part of sea son as more water Is needed to bring out a neglected lawn than Judicious use for the entire season. Salem Watku Co. CURE YOURSEIi'l I uifetiargt. IntUniiuatltkd, I Irritations cr ulcrrttio ol mucous mtiatrsa. ImEiuiCMRneuRa. enl or poisonous kciicUTi.a.BBBi -r ursnuu, -or Kot Id Blsla wrapper. a tnw. K1V (ttrctsw st m WS Real Estate! Street, Salem, Or. Pioneer farm of 91 acres, Morrison, Lincoln county, good improv ments: $2,500, One hundred and sixty acres, three fourths of a mile from Pioneer btnch land, J600 One hundred and sixty acres on lleaer creek, Lincoln county, $Goo. Five acres at Mill Four, Lincoln county, $150. - CITV PROPERTY. A fine residence property inside, cheap, call for prices. House ani 3 acres of ground in subuibs of city cheap, 'Stoo. A good new house of 9 rooms for $1000, $150 cash, balance J8. per month. House and lot in Yew Park at a bargain at $S.oo List VOUr house and farm fnr rrnl nr fnr ffal With us. We sell tickets on thednadian Pacific rail road at J5.00 to $7.00 less to eastern points, TYllir VlnT.C (mm T ini-rtlt. rnliiul !...- fine resHecce half-block in Salem with privilege of enclosing half or street, city prater fine fruit trept: ifcnlri uitMn iK- mnnih. for $300, A bargain asjit commands beauti ful iew. BUSINESS PROPERTY Hardware store and stock and 20 acres o land at good town in Douglas"county, to trade for farm property in Linn county. Barbershop, two chairs and four baths, paying business complete equipment, ,"e jear lease at low rent, $500 TOWN PROPERTY House i: ilot, Newport near Presbyterian church, if : Two Iotb with one ana cne-half story house, fensed asd cleaied, gocd well, Newpoit, ffioo One lot, cne and and onc-half stoiy house, not finished within, $275. rojrteen lots, two story house, fenced, Iargs fiuit garden. I1300. Modern Woodmen of America, The Original Order of Woodcraft. An organization of the members by tho members and for the members. Its territory Is coutincd to the north west states out of which all cities of 200,000 population are excluded. Highest numbers of assessments in any one year has been eleven. Cost of Insurance at age 40 has never exceeded S5.50 per year. Record for J 807, 270, 000 members and ten assessments. Average age 35 years. Amount of In surance In force 600,000,000. For more deflnate Information see small folders or apply to W. E. Dockson, Denuey Head Consul, with Derby & Uu., 25 Commercial street, SaleWi Oregon,
