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DAILI CAPITAL JOVK&AJk 8ALBM, ORSOON, SATURDAY; APRIL SO, 1907.
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Alcohol
COURT DOCKET,
ClRCl11
&s for April Term Judge
., Will lUnVOlV lvi-nti-
,ent So. 2 Monuny.
. win hpdn tho Anrll
liit . ,. - in thn nbsonco
"".":: Monday
,jdge uai.w ----- -
fMiBC at IU iUUu -- "
..,.ftlnR session Is promised.
!.doeset entries nro as follews:
porrancc Lumber Co. vs. Francis
,iif assl5nmcnt
J'willh vs M. L. Chamberlain,
JjUund Co. vs. Chas. Scott.
tment
.. M..nni nilmlnlntrntor
7t Gilbert, ot al., accounting.
fo.M. Smith vs. Salem Building &
Association, quiet uhu.
cii,. Scott vs. D. K. Smltn, ot ni.,
w-kxurc
f Fisher, executor, vs. J. M.
m, suit in equity.
LydU A Ennis vs. . vm. r-unia.
kore. .. . ..
tr B. Morse vs. W. n. uuou, man-
j.Wolfard, et nl., vs. A. W. Flsh-
uecntor, manuute.
Id it M&rlcr vs. Adolla
ne. ct al., quiet title
fl L. Dower, et al., vs. Wilson Dow
ir. mandate
h e. Murphy vs. Chns. Lombcke,
tsdite.
lUitllda Stanton vs. Roy L. Wiles,
M title.
Jmtt Stltt vs. Wm. N. Strlng
.a, foreclosure
U J West b. L. West, divorce
Margaret R. Lolcko vs. Thomas
tlcke. divorce
The Parkcrsvlllo Dralnago DIs-
!s by S. V. Jones, et al., vs. Joso
kse Holland, et nl., mandnto.
0. W Fisher vs. Christlno Fisher,
wrcc.
Wm. E. Joseph, by Fred Hans, vs.
. S. Skiff, equity.
W. S. Mott, ot nl., vs. Salem
louring Mills Co., a corporation,
Junction
Altec Slcvers vs. Mnrk Slovors,
liorcc.
jjl Chrlstenson vs. Elvln Arnold
td Chas. Arnold, forcclosuro.
Id A. McKce vs. Chnrlotto Mc-
iff, divorce
(Anna A. Crookham vs. Horaco L.
oVham. divorce.
IT. C. Smith vs. Marcus Christen-
in, et al , foreclosure
T J. Lupper vb. Llzzlo R. Luppor,
Bwce
Mary L Daunport vs. Lowolyn L
maport. divorce.
tCyrui riansti vs. Geo. W. Poy-
ir. et al . qui, t title.
Jm Sauge vs. Henry L. Savage,
iwte
Martin Smith s.
Voronn Smith,
Geo. Bauer, ot
wee.
Eall Schomui vs.
. quiet tit .
timzm
ANrttlaUcPrcparalicrarorAs-
Slffiflallral IhcToodflndRptiuLi.
teg tbcStomarfs andBowels of
Rofflotes'DIJcslIon.Chceirul
ss and Rest Contains neither
au.'Morphine nor Mineral.
OT'A3tcOTIC.
v troua-swizzmuza
f-tUl.SJti.
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KAw
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I jfrft Remedy forConsllfwi-
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OF SLEEP.
lScuc Signature of
1, ,1111 1 1.1 HIT
MPirorvHutMM.
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Ac nnV made. AVlro Sltrefinnrillfi Jn n -., J
tain the least particle of alcohol in any feton what
ever. You get all the tonic and alterative effects,
without stimulation. When a stimalaat is needed,
your doctor will know it, and will tell you of it.
Consult him freely about our remedies.
thfOrmnlorUcmrprprtlont.
J. O. Xrtr Co.,
Ixwll, MaM.
Mary J. Davis vs. John T. Davis,
divorce.
Maud L. Largont vs. Robert L
Largent, divorce.
H. A. Hartley, ct al., vs. Amanda
I. Bowon, et al., partition.
F. J. Eldrldgo vs. John Hoofer,
ct nl., equity.
Frank P. Van Vlack vs. Allco A
Van Vlack, divorce.
Samuel O. Burkhart vs. Nolllo M.
Burkhart, divorce.
T. A. Llvesley vs. A. D. Petty
John, et al., bill of interpleader.
J. J. Stehly vs. Eastern Invest
ment Company, suit to remove cloud.
W. W. Slaughter vs. E. L. Rem
ington, equity.
Anna Cornish vs. Mary A. Elsen
hnrt, ct al., partition.
Josophlno Rontz vs. William T.
Rentz, divorce.
F. P. Tnlklngton vs. Luther Burt
and E. A. Pierce, foreclosure.
L. E. Goodmnn vs. W. F. Mlnnrdj
foreclosure.
Ida Probst vs. Qulncy E. Probst,
divorce.
In tho matter of tho' cstnto of
Wm. Murray, deceased, on petition
of Kaiser & Slater, F. P. Tnlklngton,
ndmlnistrntor do bonis non, vs Ed.
Herrcn and M. E. Becker, anneal
Pale- from county court.
F. J. Eldrldgo vs. John Hooror and
Casper Zorn, partners, doing busi
ness under tho firm nnmo nnd stylo
of Hoefer & Zorn, Injunction.
Mnudo I. Rudolph vs. Mrs. Bcllo
Grlswold, suit to quiet title.
C. C. WItto vs. Mottlo Wltto, di
vorce Llsslo A. Allien vs. Alfred L. Al
len, divorce
N. Moflltt nnd C. J. Olmstcnd vs.
City of Snlom, writ of rovlow.
E. C. Knlppor vs. D. W. Fisher,
M. Chrlstenson and Julius Chrlsten
son, suit to dismiss partnership.
Alnnson Mnttlson vs. Honry Mnttl
son, Injunction.
J. K. Senrs vs. F. I. Dunbar, ac
counting. Ilnttlo Mnnsflold, ct al., vs. J. L.
Hill, et al., equity.
E. P. Bordlno vs. O. W. Johnson,
suit In oqulty.
W. L. Smith vs. Graco Smith, di
vorce. Orogon Eloctrlc Rallwny vs. Wm.
Goodrich nnd I. B. Goodrich, con
demnation. Lovrna Hogan, ot nl., vs. Lillian
Dcnnison, partition.
Conrnd Lang va. Olonn Lang, di
vorce Loo Potorson vs. Rhoda Peterson,
(ilvorco.
Francis Stalnborn vs. Christian
Stoluborn, uMvorco.
Chns. Sapplngflold, at nl., vs. Mnry
K. Stephens, ot al., forcclosuro.
L. Ames vs. John G. Lais, Injunc
tion. Mnrtha Wilson vs. G. W, Wilson,
dlvorco.
Oscar W. T. Moullhnupt "vs. Tho
Gorman Evangelical Reformed Both-
6AST0RIA
For Infanta and Ohildren.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
of
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
OASTORIA
Tw irrwM (WM, w T.
Mbf r
F
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any Church of Salem, Oregon, et aU
foreclosure.
M. F. Donncll lvs. G. S. Donncll,
divorce.
Geo. DoBord vs. Vardomnn Scott,
and John W. Evans, suit to fore
close laborer's Hen.
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SALEM
SCHOOL
NEWS
Personals About Students and
Teachers in the Grades
East School.
Miss Frieda Spltzbart, Into of
Colorado, has Just entered tho eighth
grade.
Tho teachers in tho advanced
grades at East schoot have certain
pupils tnko n subject or topic, that
has 8omo connection with tho lest
sons and mako special preparation
on It, nnd whon this preparation Is
in ado to address tho class on that
subject.
The East school has a circulating:
library nnd tho principal ot thnt
school Bays ho has noticed that most
of tho reading that Is dono Is by pu
pils ot tho Intermediate grades.
Quito a numbof of drawings
which nro work of tho pupils nro ex
hibited In halls ot tho Enst school.
These pupils hnvo no regular draw
ing teacher but this subject is palJ
special attention to . Each pupil It
required to turn In eighteen sopnrnto
drawings, either original or copied.
Tho work thnt Is out certainly shows
talent nnd desorves special mention.
North School.
Tho total numbor enrolled In tho
North school tins school yonr to
dato Is 317 1G4 boys and 153 girls.
Tho wholo numbor registered this
term, from February 10 to April 19,
Is 216141 boys and 120 girls.
Thoso present Frldny at school
numborod 241 12C boys and 115
girls. Tho percontngo ot attondnnco
Is ovor 92 per cont of numbor en
rolled this term, and 9G per cent of
nvorngo number bolonglng to thu
school. This certainly Is -a good
showing for North school.
All departments nro making a
credltnblo ndvancomont In regular
school work. Tho general ordor and
dtsolpllno maintained Is oxccllont.
Tho fow nb'oncea caused row nro
by stcknoss as measles and grip.
Vow Park School.
Danlol Zoh, who Is Just from
Wnlln Wnlln, entored school Tues
day. During tho good woathor tho pit
plls of tho Park school hnvo formed
ranks on the grounds nnd march
Into tho building four nbroast. In
this way every pupil can bo marched
Into the building In about two min
utes. The building may be oinptlod
In tho gnnio time.
Tho Jofforsonlnn club held Its reg
ular monthly meatlug on Frldny.
Tho club Is composed of the pupils
In the principal's room. Dobntos aro
n rogulur foaturo on tho programs.
Tho subject of tho last dobato was,
'HoBolved. that Washington did
more for his country than Lincoln."
Lincoln School.
Tho dobntlng sooloty In tho prin
cipal's room at Lincoln school met
Friday aftornoon. A ronl Interesting
debate wuh hold. Tho nnmos of thA
pupil on the afflrmatlvo woro Clar
Alford, Ross Van Oadale, Arlotn Cap
por. Lonord Mason, Glee Alferd: ne
gntlvo, Ruby Hnrck. Theodore Koore
man, Margaret MoGilohrist, Joe Mar
tin and Charles Bentley.
The attendance has been very good
this month there has been scarcely
any dropping out
o
I'r)uirlng for Goldru Flood.
Paris, April 20. The six 'Ameri
can Monttw" of the Paris year hav
now begun, nnd the managers of H"
Boulevard shop ad faahlonai '
kotels nib their haads with satufac
tioH ae they read la the pre nv d
serlpllon after anoeher of tbc i
glaalag ot the aanaal Aiueri. an
mevemeNt towanl I'rnaeh short- i
"Ttwy'v bad aaotker wonderfully
proaptfttitfl year," le the word pawd
from the .MadelelM to the Place d
U Uaetllle. and tram the ehufch f
Notre Iame to the Arc da Trlomphf
All is ready aad the beat suites In
must of the large hotels are retrvd
for the use ot the Americans
Mas. Hejaae has had a special
lomedy. "Paris aad New York.'
written expressly to attract Ameri
cans to her theater, built according
to American ideas ot comfort. Sev
eral of the most prominent portrait
painter who usualy make tours of
the United States, bare decided to
vary the progrcn and are fixing up
magnificent studio In the neighbor
hood ot the Bois de Boulogue to re
ceive their share of the golden flood.
A Woman's Back
Haa nany aches and pains caused by
weaknesses and falling, or other displace
aacnt, of tho pelvic organs. Other symp
toms of fornalo weakness aro frequent
headache, dluinws. Imaginary specks or
dark spots floating before ,tho eyes, gnaw
ing sensation In stomach, dragging or
bearing down In lowcrabdomlnalor pelvic
region, dlsagreeablo drains from pelvic
organs,falnt spoils with general weakness
If any conilderablo numbor of tho abov
symptoms aro present there I) no remedy
that WNlvo quicker relief dr a more per
manent rbm than Dr. ricrco's Favorlto
PrecmoTjSlt has a record of over forty
ycat
InxL
cars ot cufN It M the, most potent
UXYlg?ra,UncjctUi
vjflonownrar
ot the glyceric ex
calcan
ilUUU
jnaJlen
madf
extracU o( native medici
nal roots found In our forests and con
, tains not a drop ot alcohol or harmful, ot
habit-forming drugs. Its Ingredients are
all printed on tho bottle-wrapper and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every Ingredient entering Into "Fa
vorlto Proscription " has tho written on
dorscment ot tho most eminent meillcn
writers cf all the several schools ot prac
ticemore valuablo than any amount of
non-professional testimonials though the
latter are not lacking, having boon con
trlbutcd voluntarily by grateful patient"
In numbers to exceed tho endorsements
given to any other medlclno extant for
tho euro of woman's Ills.
You cannot afford to accept any medicine
ot unknown composition as a substitute
for this well proven remedy or ksow.n
coMrusmox, even though the dealer piny
makonllttlfl more- profit thereby, Yaut
Interest in regaining honlth Is paramount
to any solfsh Interest i hi and It la an
Insult to your Intelligence for him to try
to palm off upon you a substitute You
know what you want and it Is his busi
ness to supply tho nrtlelo called for.
Dr. ricrco's Pleasant Pollota aro tho
original "Ltttlo Liver Pills" lint put up
by old Dr. Ploreo over forty years agu,
much imitated but novnr equalod. Little
sngar-roatm granules easy to take ki
"American of tho bettor clnssos
hnvo decided that Its tnoro 'chic' to be
painted in Pnrls than In Now York
or Chicago, but for this wo raised
tho price 25 por cent," was tho ro
mnrk mndo by a famous portrait
palntor, whoso luxurous studio on
Boulovnrd Blnonu Ib linked by a con
sulting room for tho uso ot fresh
Ynnkoo nsplrnnts for his fnvors, mak
ing It look Ilka tho office of n fash
ionable doctor. From tho tops of de
partment storos lluttor tho stnra and
strlpos husldus tho tricolor, to tho
exclusion ot othor fings ot othor nn
tlnns whoso peoplo apond much less
monoy nnd who want tholr chnngo
back. Tho vory dates of curtain
horso races hnvo hcon changed so ns
to fall on Sundnys nnd has lost n
largo amount ot American patron
age. The prlc.es ot nil nrtlctca such
ns oxporlunco has shown that Ameri
cans nro suro to buy hnvo boon
doubled and tripled. Even tho
spring Is doing Its. host to help tho
PnrlHlaus In tho UBunl dogroo of
harvest this year, for not In n dozen
year lins tho soasou buen so sunny
and wnrm ns this,
o
Dullards Ilnrchouiul Hyrtip.
Immediately rollovos hoarso, oroupy
cough; oppressed, rattling rasping
nnd difficult breathing. Honry O.
Sterns, druggist, Shullsburg, Wis.,
wrltoo, May 20, 1902: "I haro boon
selling Bnllard's Horohound Syrup
for two yonrs, and hnvo novor had a
preparation thnt has glvon bottor
satisfaction. I notlco that when I
soli a bottlo thoy como bnck for inoro
I can honestly recommend It." 2Bc,
fiOo nnd 100. Sold by D. J. Fry.
The Fashion Stables
Formerly bimpson's HtaWo.
Up-to-date livery anl cab lis
Funeral turnouts a specialty. Tally
to for picnics and excursions, Phon
44. 0IIA8. W YANNKB, Prop
247 aad 240 High Strut.
Knlnrge! -
Our moat market ou East State
street has been douulcd in alio and
we aro bottor prepared than ever to
sorvo customers. Prompt servico and
tho best of meats our motto. Call
or phono 199. II. E. Edwards, Prop
HARPER
WHISKY
Famous nt homo for
Generations jut
Famoiu now all over
Uio world.
For sale by
AUG. gCHKKIHEK, Salera,
iinrjjacuion
I science, ills
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sfsV ltBr 9smmHHB
giiitiitMBiimti8it f iaisi
CLASSIPIED
.
WIHIHUriHl !!
FOR RAXJt
For Sfllc Good horso, weight about
1200 pounds, woll broko single or
double A snap it takon at onco.
Phono 232 or call nt S91 South
12th streot. 4-19-3f L
13 Acw Flno soil, half tlmbor,
S!!. "1":. ii!)
CKiiuin, iiuu uuuuauuvinuiu nun uk
Salem, river, mountains, etc En
tlroly enclosod with now "vrlroi
fonco. IIouso and barn old. Ap
pics, pears, plums, prunes, peach-1
08, cherries, berries full bearing.
This Is for you, Mr. Bargnln Hunt-
or. can on or wrllo to "II.," enro
Journnl. 4-19-md-lw
Vor Sale Good cow, fresh. Also
good family horse, nt a bargain, it
takon at once. T. D. Jonos 2274
Stnto street. 4-18-lw
For Salo. Good young pony, brldlo
nnd snddle. Inqulro at 093 Church
sttooL 4-15-lwk
Slcmn Itlg
Up-to-dnto and ready to run, for
tsnlo, .15x50. Advance separator,
lC-horso ItussoU engine. Ens
tonus. Inqulro at Salem Iron
Works. 4-15-Ct
For Sale Barred Plymouth Hock
eggs. From imported stock. Phonn
No. 1273. Mrs. J. A. Bishop,
South Commorclnl stroct, Snlom.
4-15-lwk
For Sale Salom-Indopondonco-Mon-mouth
stngo lino, fully equipped.
Inqulro of Capital Commlsstou
Company, Salem. 4-5-tf
For Sale 233 acres, 150 untlor
plaw, halnnco tlmbor $35 per nero;
151 acres, good homo, bai. and
windmill, host farm In vnlloy, $10.
000; 21 ncros, good houso, barn, 9
long by 100 foot wldo, $3600; 80
cows; 10 ncros, wngon, buggy, all
tho farm Implomonts nnd houso
turnlturo; 21 acres nonr town on
tho island, good 0-room houso
nnd bnrn, $0000; big lot 200 foot
ling by 100 feet wldo, $3500; 80
ncros 3 miles sbuth-ot town nearly
all In grain, $G5 per aero; 8 ncrea
3 miles wost ot town with houso
and barn, $800; 94 acres, 13 miles
ast of Salem, $40 por aero; lMi
acres, good houso and barn, $850;
lncro with flvo room houso and
barn, $700; 5 acres with good 0
room houso and barn, $1000; 4
ncrcs with good houso and wind
mill in town, $2200; 4 ncros with
houso and bnrn In lewn, $2(100;
also from 20 to 30 good housos
from $000 to $4000. For snlo hy
J. C. Schults, 747 South Twelfth
St. Snlom. 4-Mmo.
For Halo. A flvo and a six-room
houso, with from ono to six lots
with each, woll located In East
Salem. Good bargains, Innlnh
Sohonoflold, 21st and Marlon 8ts
Salem. 1-28-tf
FOIt IUCNT
For Una Houso and four lots, gar
don nnd barn. All kinds of fruit.
Apply nt 345 Union streot. Phono
591. 4-4-tf
For Rent Bovon-room houso, hot
and cold wator, electric llg'it, bath
room. Inquire ot Aug. Bohrolb
er, SCO North High streot.
3-25-tf
DRAYMEN.
Cummin Bros,' Transfer Company-
All kinds of transfer work dono.
Furniture nnd pianos boxed ready
for shipment. Prompt sorvico is
our motto. Stand and office at
2K3 South Commorolnl streot.
PhOHO 210. Residence Phono 90S.
MUHIOAL.
Arlliur Von J-t-ii TaeVer of pi
ano; touoh, teoh'nloh, Interpreta
tion. Thorough preparatory eourse
Advanced students prepared for
public appearance. Resldeneo 668
Center St. Tel. Main 626.
2-28-tf.
i BARU AND DOOR FAOTOBIHg.
Frank U. Tliown. Maoufaeturer of
sash, tl.wm, mottldlsga. 1)1 kinds ef
bouse flalih sad bard wood work
Front street, bet. State nnd Court
ummmrwtmrmui
mtwmuvimbptLL.
4 lu, riu iu h ItrnMH Hmhhihh,
lllll IMwm tiritt. a. huuimu.
F - ii.mh mr m ,,, f9tmm9. A., i
MllW. W,.4lkMIW.taU Ul4l
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MM p4 tl 4wt M U
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DEPARTMENT 1
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WAKTXD.
Highest Cash lrlccPald for chlck
ons nt Wlllamotto Hotel. 4-19-tt
Girl Wanted. Inqulro at 5C5 High
street. 4-1 8-3 1
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LOST.
zxzsM-fctii dogrx
swore to namo ot "Don." Return
to E. Hofor, Couth Snlom.
4-17-tt
PX.TJM1XM.
j ' Barr Piumhlng, bot watea
and steam heating and Uhb1i,
104 Commorcial street. Phoav
Mala 192. 8-1-ly
M. J, Fettel Plomblag, steam as-4
gas ittlag. Successor to Kaox M
Murphy, 28 Commercial street,
'Phone Mais 17.
LOIK3KS.
I'orcstcra ot America Court ih-r
wood Foreators, No. 19. Meets
Tuesday in Hurst hall, State street
Loo Abble, O. R.; A. L. Browa,
F. 8.
Central lAtdgo No. 1H, K. et P.
Castle Hall In Holman block, eer
nor State and Liberty streets.
Tuesday ot each week at 730 V,
m. E. W. Hazard, O. O.; V. I.
Stalcy, K. ot R. and 8.
i i - r ii i 1 1 , i !
Modern Woodmen ot Ainerlci Ore
gon Codar Camp No. 5246, Meete
every Thursday evonlivj at $
o'clock In Holman hall, W. W.
Hill, V. O.; Y. A. Turner, Clerk.
Woodmen of World Moot evory Frl
day night at 7:30, In Holtnaa hall.
J. A. Dlckoy, O. 8.; P. L. Frailer,
Clerk.
i i
Lincoln Annuity Union. flick, acci
dout and pension insuranco; $3,
000,000 plodgod; every claim pal
Good agents wanted. J. H. O.
Montgomery, supremo organiser,
Box 433 Snlom, Oregon. It. R.
Ryan, socrectary, 546 8tato street
MIHCKLIiANKOUH.
1'n'BnlnK Parlora Pressing, cloaa
lug, repairing and drossmaklng
dono by Mrs. E. W. James 484
Court street. Phono 477,
4-4-lmo
DrrMiiiaklMK Plain or fancy dreas
making dono by Portland lady of
experience Mrs, A. N. Munsoy,
350 Hoventoonth stroot. Phone
1171. 4-3-lmo.
Your Htopmoilior Is still hero busy
as over cleaning, dyeing, pressng
nnd repairing anything from a pair
of glovoi to tho must elaborate
silk gown. Ooods called for and
roturnod. Mrs. G. II. Walker, 221
South Commorolnl streot. IMioha
1345. 4-1-lm
PIihio Tuner L. L. Woods, piano ot
port tuning, repairing and polish
lug. Leave orders at Goo, O,
Wills' uiuslo storo, Salem.
2- 9-lyr
ConrrHo Work.-Got my prices oa
sidewalks, curbs, soptlo tanks and
cement work of any kind. All
work gunrantood first-class. M.
Ward, Highland add, Phono 569.
2-n-tr
lluito At Wrnilerotti Fine wines,
liquors and cigars. We handle the
colehrated Kullogg and Castle
whlsklos. Cool and rotroshlng beer
constantly on drough. South
Commorcial street 9-3-lyr
Salem Iron Works Founders, tna
chlnlsta and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers of all kinds ot sawmill
tnoohlner Hop and fruit drying
stoves, etc. Manufacturers of the
Salem Iron Works Hop Press.
Hnlitin Box H Lumber Go, Removed
from South Salum to. 14th street,
near the 8. P. depot. Boxes, Vtrry
Crates, Fruit Traya and Perfection
Fruit Evuporatora. Phone 201.
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OrriOB CITY HALL.
Per water service tpply at oMec,
Bills payable monthly In advaaea.
Make all complaints at the offltt.
LVDIR'ENDU.VCi: 8TAHK.
Dally excopt Sunday. Leaves Wil
lamette Hotel, Salem at 3 p. m., con
mots with motor for Monmouth aael
Dallas at 0:15 p. ra. Leave Iaite
pondenco at 8 a. m. Phone Mafaj
179, RALPH BUDLONO,
Maaager,
DUHERNUT BREAD
It Is worth mora thaa aay etkac
bread, yet the prle la so kJgW.
For sal at your grfrw'a.
OAUVtMUaA MAKimr.
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