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Newspaper Page Text, Jl J IS l k n f. DAILY CAPITAL JOURtfAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1008 WJpM Does not Color the Hair Destroys Dandruff AYER'S HAIR VIGOR J NATIONAL RIVERS. I l Washington, April 11. One of tho most Btrlklng changes In con grass, and It is moro apparent in tho sixtieth congress than in any of 11b predecessors, Ih tho manner In "Which tho appropriation bills nro considered and framed. Thoro Is no hint of tho old "log rolling" , or other days. No meafmro now can bo designated n tho "pork harrol." Tho day when public money was voted for prlvnto advancement tins passed. In nono of tho appropriation bills Is this moro evident than in tho r Ivors and harbors moanttro. It is true thoro will bo no bill of this kind at this session, although a strong fight will bo made for a lib oral appropriation whon congros3 reconvenes after tho summor vaca tion. But at tho prcsont tlnjo tho members of tho rivers and harbors cdmmlttoo nro not Idle. They nro carofully considering tho proposod oxpondltures to bo nindc. Tho work of this important com mlttoo has boon lightened to a vory great extent by tho educational In fluence of tho National RIvorB and Harbors congross. This organiza tion has adopted as its motto "A policy and Not a Projoct," and nrcachca tho folly of tho struggle r, of local Interests' to grasp tho blg ,, gest plums, It bollovos In tho gov ernment expending not less than l $00,000,000 nnnunlly on tho work , of rivers and harbors dovolopmcnt, i hut It re'usoB to say whore this monoy shnll bo spout. Tho lack of loglo exhibited In tho mnd Bcrnmblo for appropriations on f itho river and hnrbor bill Is Fot forth in Sonator Knox's rocont ' spooch in Pittsburg. Sonntor Knox said: "No subject of national policy has boon moro distorted by partial Vlows, moro dlsflgurod by mlsnppro- lionslon, or moro uwnrrou ny mo conflict of local Interests than tho governmental -work of Improving our harbors and wntorwnyn, and yet upon no othor ono factor does tho fuduro oxpanslon of commorco so largoly depend. "To one olomont tho appropria tions for that purposo appear hut rr a division of spoils. Dy each par ticular Boctlon Uh own Improvo monts nro rcgnrdod nB logltlmato national clntms, whllo those of other soctlons may Boom oxnggoratod and greedy. "Tho stngo has boon rcachod whon local JoaloiiBlcs should bo cast nsldo, and theflo limited and partial vlows onlargod to tho perception that whatever axpomllturo 1b neces sary to bring to Kb utmost economic capacity ovry naruor capauio or commorelal utility and every rlvor nblo to furnish n routo for Imliwt- f rial or agrloulturnl products and mntorlal. Is tho moBt romunorntlvo investmont that can bo mado with national funds." Tho uso of tho words "Invest ment" by Bvnutor ICnox Is regarded by watorwny ontliMHlaats as most happy. They havo contonded al ways that monoy oxpondod In Inter nal Improvomonts Ib not wasted, us in building battleships or equipping armies, but will return high Inter in tho gulso of lowor frolght rates and IncronHod commerce. Tho gonoral subjoct of wntorwnya improvoments Is rocolvlng greater attention with ovory passing month. Tho bill providing for legislative eauotton to tho organization of tho Inland WntorwnyB Commission Is al ready In tho hands of congress, and its passugo Is expected President Rooaovolt is deeply Interested In tho matter of such Improvements, and ho Is especially anxious that n i board of trained men bo created to glvo tho problem tho attention Its importanco to commorco domands. o "Ono Touch of Nntiiro Makes tho Whole World Ifln." Whrn a rooster finds a big fat worm ho calls all tho hens In tho farm yard to como and sharo It. A similar trait or human nature is to bo observed' whon a man discovers something exceptionally good ho wants nil his friends and neighbors to sharo tho benefits of his dlBcov. ory. This is tho touch of nature that makes tho whole World kin. This explains why pcoplo who havo been cured by ChaniboDloln'o Cough Rem edy writo letters to tho manufactu rers for publication, that otliors sim ilarly ailing may also ubo It and ob tain roliof, Behind ovory ono of thesa letters is a warm hearted wish of tho writer to bo of uso to someone olso. This romody is for salo by Dr Stno's drug storo. o New Corporations. Yamhill Timber Company Prin cipal ofllco, Carlton, Oregon; capital Btock, $150,000; Incorporators, W. A. Howe, J. A, Cunningham and Walter S. Ashor. Fnrmors' State Bank Principal ofllco, Sheridan, Oregon; capital stock, $20,000; incorporators, A. M. Fanning, B. B. Morton, Franklin Yocum nnd S. A. Mulkoy. Coos Bny Title, and Realty Com pany Principal ofllco. North Bend, Oregon; capital stock, $10,000; In corporators, John W. Gnrdlnor, Ed ward P. Bronnnn and Abraham Van zllo. Honanza Gold Minos, Milling & Development Company Principal ofllco, Bnkor City, Oregon; capital stork, $1,000,000; incorporators, Chiules A. Johns, W. L. Patterson nnd Quitav Andorsou. o Catarrh Cannot Bo Cured. with local applications, as they can not reach the sont of tho dlsenBo.t Catarrh Is n blood or constitutional dlsonso, and In ordor to ouro It you must tnko Internal romodlos. Hall's Caturrl Curo is takon lntornally, nnd acta dlroctly on tho blood and mucous surfaces. Hall'o Catarrh Cure Ib not a quack medicine. It wns proscribed by ono of tho boat physicians in this country for years and s a regular prescription. It Is composed of tho bent tonics known, combined with tho best blood puri fiers, acting directly on tho mucous aurfncoH, Tho perfect combina tion of tho two IngrcdlontH Is what produces Huch vondorful re- Bulls In curing Catarrh. Sond for testimonials frco, P. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., To todo, O. Hold by Druggists, prlco 70c. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. o New Notaries. O. M. Idlomnn, H. E. Northup, J. A. UoiiBhnw, Portland; John Han son, Astoria; Honry Trent, Rich mond; A. J. Swift, Wnmlc; Walter II. lloiinott, Kent; J. E. Snow, liny vlllo; (lortrudo V. Sharp, North Bend. mm ii nm mm mm f THE CHURCHES ;j IIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIUIl A Knocker Is a man who can't see good In nnv porson or thing. It's a habit caused by a disordered llvor. It you aoo things through blue spectacles, treat your liver to a good cleaning out process with Bnllard'a Herblno. A auro euro for constipation, dyspop sla, Indigestion, sick headache, bil iousness, all liver, stomach nnd bow ol troublea, Sold by all dnugglsta. WVMJAUWJJvJvvjVJvvvyil CayffcM; Kk Kind Yor Havo Always nought wid ivlilcli lias been la uso lor over 30 years, lma borno tlio signature of mid, has bcemnauo under his per sonal supervision since ita Infancy. Allow no ono to deceive- you In this. All Counterfeits, Imitations mid" Just-ns-good"uro but Experiments that trlflo with and endanger tho health of laftuita nnd Children Experience ngalnst Experiment. What is CASTORIA Ctestorla is n harniloss substitute for Castor OH, Pare Korio, lrops and Soothing Syrups It is rieusant. It contains neither Opium, Morphlu or other Karcotio imhstanco. Its ago is ita guarantee. It destroys "Worms nd allays Feverlshness, It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation uul Flatulency, It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and llowols, giving healthy and natural sleep. STiio Chlldrena Panacea Th Mother's Friend, CKNUINK CASTORiA ALWAYS Bes.73 tlit Sif Qfttur of r. f-cUc&U The KM You Hare Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THC f TV COHMUV, Tf MBIM? UNMfl Nt lM St. Paul's. Chomokota and Church streets, Rev. Barr G. Leo, rector. Palm Sun day. SorviceB at 7:30 and 11 a. m. Sunday Bchool at 10 a. m. Tuesday, 4:30 p. m. Wednesday, 4:30 p. m. Thursday, 9 a. m. and 4:30 p. m. Good Friday, 10 a. m, and 12 to 3 p. m. Saturday, 0 a. m. All aro wolcomo. , Gosptll Chnpcl. Fifteonth and Mill streets. Sunday Bchool at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. und 7:40 p. m. Testimony and praise sorvlco at G:4C p. m. Spe cial, meetings every night this wcok nt 7:45 p. m. Evangollst C. n. Wny mlro continues to effectively present tho "Glad Tidings" of eternal life. Al nro welcome Baptist. Blblo school meotn at 10 n. m. Mr. Will Foster, .assistant superin tendent, In charge At tho morning sorvlco at 11 a. m Dr. J. It. Comor will Hpenk on tho "Invnrlablo Law In Nnturo and In Spirit." There will he good Btrong choruH work, In addition to which thoro will be n duet by Mrs. Comor and Mr. Gilo. Tho Young Peoplo's meeting at 6:30 nnd nt 7:30 Dr. Comer will dollvor hla second talk on "Why Bo n Christian." Tho evening oorvlco Is brief and spicy, much nttention be ing given to song. Como and bring yorur friends; all aro wolcomo. Dr. Comer's Thurodny ovenlng talko aro greatly enjoyed and tho Interest and attondanco in this scrvlco is grow ing greatly. Every membor of tho church should plan to attend tho Thursday ovoning sorvlco. First Methodist EplBcopna. Itov. W. H. Solleck will preach at 10:30 on "Tho Expanstvo Influcnco of tho Church of God"; at 7:30 tho annual mooting of tho Woman's Foreign Mloslonnry Society, Mrs. II. D. Kimball, presldont; Mrs. M. T. Wlro, of Eugene, will dollvor tho address, Mrs. Wlro Ib a vory able spenkor. A cordial invitation is ox- tonded to tho public. First Presbyterian. Church Btroot, corner of Chomok ntn, Rov. Hohry T. Bnbcock, pastor; morning service, 10:30 n. m., nrenchlng by tho pnstor, thomo, "Kindness." Eph. 4:32, Sunday scool nt 12:00 m.; Junior Christian Endeavor prayer meeting nt 3:30 p. m.; senior Christlnn Endeavor nrnyor mooting nt G:30 p. m.; oven lng sorvlco nt 7:30 p. m. This will ho a special Young People's sorvlco In charge of tho senior Chrlstlap Endeavor Society, Mlia Edna Pur dy presiding, aubjoct, "Tho Men God Accepts." Miss Lonn Miller and Mr. William Bailer, mombora of the society and MIsb Hannah, formerly of tho Sitka school, Alasku, will apeak. Special music has boon pro vided. Tho public nro cordially In vltod to nil of thoso aorvlces. Centml Confcrvgntlonnl. Nlnotoonth nnd Forry Btreot, P. 8. Knight, pastor. Sotvicos 11 a. m. anu 7:so p. m.; sundny school 10 n. in.; Endonvor meeting 0:30 p. m. In the absonco of pastor tho morning aorvlco tomorrow will bo conducted by Mrs. E. J. Klmbnll, and tho ovoning sorvlco by Rov. A. J. Foluom. Fi-rxt Congregational, Pastor will uso following sub Jecta; Morning, "Thoughts nnd tho Man"; ovenlng, "Moasuro for Mens- DO YOU GET UP WITH A AM BACK? Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost evcrylxxly who rends the news papers Is sure to know of the wonderful cures ihuuu Ly ui. 1 1 Kilmer's Swamp- iirniri Mt iaMMMMMHMHiaNaaHaiav"ainnaHaaBaaMHHVHaHBHMMj411juu, diBIBI 11 'IBI ' if xi gjyi iTiyjSn?, &Jzr iy i Root, the great kid ney, liver nnd blad dcr remedy. It is the grcnt med ical triumph of the nineteenth century ; discovercdafterycara of scientific research by Dr. Kilmer, the eminent kidney and bladder specialist, and Is wonderfully successful In promptly curing lame back, uric ncld, eatnrrh of the bladder and Brlght'fl Disease, which is the worst form ot umncy irouoic. Dr. Kiltucr'o Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but If you have kidney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested In so many ways, in hospital work and in private practice, and has proved so Bitcccsnf ul in every case that a special arrangement haa been made by which all readers of this paper, who have not already tried it, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book tell ing more about Swamp-Root, and how to findoutifyou have kidney or bladder trou lilc. When writlmr mention reading this gencrousofier in this paper nndsend your address to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Biughamtou, N. Y. The regular fifty-cent nnd one- dollnr size bottles are noma of Bnamp-noot. sold by nil good druggists. Don't mako any mistake, but remember the name, Swnmp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Root, and the address, llinghamtou, N. Y., on every bottle. THEOASSIFjg FOR SALE WorldM of Bloom Calla lilios, roaes, violets, clnornrlas, hyacinths, daf fodils, etc., and ovorythlng In sea son. Mrs. Hugh Jory, 1952 Court Btreot, Salem. 3-24-tf I Want a Plncc Of 25 acres, or less; improved or partly so, closo to Sa eom markets. This is for an im mediato cash purchaser. Havo also anothor customer who will glvo good value in stallions or brood mares for similar tract. WHfmH Union No. lOflK A 0-L Joiners VZS" Saturday evening . ..? Hearat hall, it $&" DonnU, Reg. 8ec " 8t A. Foresters of a'S--wood Foresters, tou SatAtrday night In ni M( J. C. Perrv. innnu, "' " "a ecreUrj brood mares for similar tract. I Central t i am unable o Bupply tho domand I n No ! K. C7 K. i 1 MTTT-i Notion of uro." Christian Scliiict. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 440 Chomokota street. Sorvlces: Sunday nt 10;30 a. m. nnd 7:30 p, m. Subject of lesson sermon, "Aro Sin, Disease, nnd Death Real?". Sunday school at 11:45 a. in. Tho Wodnosday ovenlng mooting is hold at 7:30 p. m, Roadlng room In tho church open each afternoon excopt Sunday. All nro cordially Invited to ntend tho services and tho read ing room. United Evangelical. Bishop II. B, Hutzlor, D. D., of Harrlaburg, Pa., will preach nt 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. II. A. Dock, pastor. First Christlnn. Hours of servlce: Blblo school 10 a in.; Junior O. E., 3:00 p. m.; 8onlorC. E., 0:30 p. m.; prenchlng by tho pastor, 11:00 a, m, and 7:30 p, in, Cordial invitation to all. W. O. T. U. Mr. HornBhoo, studont of Wlllam etto unlvorslty, will deliver nn ora tion and Rov. Bollknap, of tho Les llo M. E. ohuroji, will address tho tempernnco meeting Sunday at 4 p. m. Comor Commorelal and Forry stroeta. Good music. A wolcomo to all. n i Columbia Track Meet. Both tho high school and Wil lamette sont roprosontatlvo teams down to tho Columbia Indoor track moot nt Portland this morning. Tho meet comes off this afternoon and tho Salem teams expect to bring home soma points. ' Tho high school sont four mon; Kay, Nlles, Gabrlolson and Rich ardson whllo Wlllametto sent three: Shanks for tho mile, Cummlngs for tho 100 and 220 and Lowes for tho 440. The high school hopoa Ho In tho 50, 100 and tho 220. lVath Was Ou HI Heels. Jobo P. Morris, ot Sklppora, Va., nnd a closo call In tho spring ot 1906. Ho says: "An attack of pnou'.ionla loft me bo veak and with auch a foarful couch that ray frlonda declared consumption had me, and death was oa my heels. Thou I was rrsurulod to tiy Dr. King's New Dlacovory. It holpod- r.e Immediate ly, and aftor u.klng two and a half bott'oa I waa a well mnn nc,ii ? found out thut New nimnvn... ' ) ho bo-.t ronody for coughs and lung JlBer-' in all tho world " Sold under suarnte a J C Perry's drug atore. 60o and 1 00- Trial bottle treo, to Improve' a Portion Broadway Street. Notice is hereby glvon that at tho regular mooting of tho common council hold April G, 1008, a resolu tion wbb adopted to Improve Broad way stroet with full IntorsoctlonB, from tho north line of North Milt creek to tho north lino of Madison street In tho following mnnner: By establishing a pormanont grade on said Btroot along tho pro posod lino of Improvement where not nlrcady established. By placing tho street railway track of tho Oregon Electric Rail way company whoro It oxtonds along tho proposed lino of improvement in tho center thoreof. By grading tho roadway of snld Broadway street hotween said points full width from curb to curb with full Intersections to tho propor sub grado. Tho subgradc shall bo ono foot bolow tho established grado nnd up on said subgrado shall bo placed one foot of c!enn creok or rlvor gravol, provided howovor, tho apaco along tho contor of snld Btroot to bo oc cupied by tho said Orogon Electric Railway compnny shnll bo grnvolcd In such n nuuinor that tho top of tho rails of uald company will bo on a lovol with tho established grndo of said Broadway Btroot. Tho cost of placing Bald track In tho contor of aald Btreot nnd Im proving hotwocn the rails and ono and one-half foot outside of tho rnlla of tho Orogon Electric Railway com puny, to bo assessed on tho franchlso and proporty of said company. Tho coat of snld improvement, savo and oxcopt tho apneo botweon tho rails and one and ono-hnlf feet outsldo of tho ralla of tho Oregon! t'Jieciric uniiwuy compnny to bo a33083od on tho nbbruttlng nnd adja cont proporty, as provided In tho chnrtor of said city. Remonstrance against tho nbovo Improvement may bo (Hod within 20 daya uftor tho data of tho first pub lication of this notice By ordor of common council. W. A. MOORES. Recorder. Date of first publication of this notlco tho 8th day of April, 1908. 4-8-10t. o niDS FOR WOOD. Soiled blda will bo received by tho directors of School District No. 24 for Salem, Oregon, at tho otllce of tho District Clork In tho Murphy block, at Saltm, Orogon, until tho 18th day of April, 1908, at 5 p. m. Bids to ho oponod at .tho High School at 7:30 p. m, of said dato for cord wood for tho different achool buildings as follows; High School, 80 cord" second growth fir. East Sohol, 30 cda oocond growth flr fPd 20 ods body fir or oak. Grant School (North) 50 eds sec ond growth flr and 5 eds oak. Park School, 75 cda second growth flr. Lincoln School 50 eds socond growth flr, one-hulf to be extra largo second growth, aud 6 eds oak. Ten per cont certified check to accompany all bids, Tho board re jorvoa the right to reject auy or all bids. H. A. JOHNSON, JR. DUtrlct Clork. for all klnda of proporty. Paul M. SlmB, 222North Commercial. 3-25-lmo. Flno Property for SaleIn good mnrkot town on Southern Pacific, (jUUU OtUUUia UIIU VMUllMUa. UUUj aero planted to all klnda of fruit, two-story, 8-room Iiombo (on solid foundation) with porches, closets nnd pantry, also two-Btory black smith and wngon shop and largo barn. Will bo sold rcaaonnblo, aa owner la unnblo to work at black smithing. John Holm, Aumavillo, Oregon. 31-2-lm For Sale My modorn 10-room homo at tho nouthoat cornor of Oak and Winter Btroots. For par ticulars wrlto mo or call on Job, II. Albort at Capital National Bank. F. A. Wiggins, Topponlsh, WnBh. 3-12-tf Ctlo Hall in Holman MoA . r Htato and Liberty 11 Tuesday of each week it vu m. Oscar Johnson, o.o J Andorson, K, of R. m For Salt Flrat-clnsa carpet paper nt this ofllco; 25c for a big roll. Wood For Sale Just recoivod 2 caro of flno dry wood. Phono Main 74 or call at Salem Truck & Dray Co. ofllce, CO Ctnto St. 4-C-2wk3. For fliiIc-Hou:to and two lots In Falrmount Park. For furthor particulars onqulro Mrs. M. S. JonoB, end of South Cox, lino. 4-7-1 wlc Wood for Sao I havo aomo wood that must bo moved immediately. Will soil at roducod price whllo It lnnts. M. A. Budlong. Phono 897. 4-9-3t For 8nlr NIco now stock of dry goods and notions In good town; Invoiced from $1500 to (2000. Soo Dorby & Willson, Salem. 4-0-31. For Salo or Uenr- 7-room houso, closo In; partly fdrnlahod if do aired. Call 1132 Center Btroot or phono 1164. 4-9-3t For Rale Flvo-room houae. barn 1C x24, 2 lota, 4 cherry trees, 2 Eng- uan wninut; vnrioty or borrlos. Prlco $1250. Salem Land Co., 484 Court St., phono 400. 4-10-3t Fx Rtiiv Flvo-room cottngo, email barn, largo lot, both woll and city water. Enat front. Prlco, $750; $250 cash, bnlanco on tlmo. Sa eom Land Co., 484 Court St., phono 400. 4-10-3t Modern Woodmen of An-fr gon Cedar Camp No. Hit. o clock in Holmau hall. - , ""'. V. P.? F. A. TwwjJ Woodmen of World Met tT"e"r: day night at 7:30, n Hoi, O. L Darling, C. 0.; P. U Fri ir, Clork. Lincoln Annuity UaIoB.-8ick, dent and pension InsarinM' It 000,000 plodgrdjoTeryclalBpc Qood agonu wanted. J. b,( Mongomory, supromo orpai, Box432 Salem, Oregon. R. i Ryan, sccrotary, 546 State tit MISCELLANEOVB Concrvto- WorkQct my pr!s c Bldowalks, curbs, septic (tnkun comont work of any kind. A work guaranteed flnt-claw. u. Ward, Highland add. Phone t(: J-ll-U Will Call nnd Pay Cash For b' oast off clothtn, broken wifch and Jowolry. Wo clean anil pre High grado work. Phone 1(1 Slgournoy, 483 State. M5-U For Rule My modorn 10-room homo at tho southeast corner of Oak and Wlntor stroota. For particulars write mo or call on Job. H. Albert at Capital National Bank. F. A. Wiggins, Toppenlsh, Wash. 4-10-Woda- Sats. For Sale Fresh cow. era 14x5 Phono Farm-4-10-3t Wanted If you want a marble c granlto monument wo can n? you monoy. Wo don't par b!f ren nor city taxes you get the benefl Como ami got our prices, inJ t' convinced. Our shop Is In Cltj Vlow cemetery. J, D. Bonhusiaj manager. Phono 1266. MMt ogct Lumber and Fuel Co. Lbb- bor .shingles, building niUriil wood and coal. Low price ui prompi ilellvorlw 0BebIkM of S. P. paueiiKtT depot Pfcosi 198. 7-HI Butle ii Vcndrrotli Fine ! llquora and cigar. We Into the colobrated Kellog gind Ca whiskies. Cool and refreihlsg m constantly oi draught. 8ot Commorelal street. t-Mf Enlarged Our meat market on Et Suu stroet has been doubled la M we aro better prepared tkin tut . ...riM 191 servo customers, rromp """"'"I tho bost of meats our motto. ' j ornhono 199. B. B. Edwrtitw 4-8-D 4t -W2o -4V- OAJiTOHXA, fMrt tk Klfld tw Han Vm Bought !? CCym. rs DRAYMEN. Cummtris Uroa.' Tmn.stcr Company All kinds of transfer work dona Furniture and planoa boxed read? for shipment. Prompt service ! our motto. Stand and office at 85S South Commercial atreet Phrn 210 RJ8idflnc Phone 968 For Snl Polk county fruit land, near Monmouth, $25 por acre; also farms, dairy and stock ranches. Wo havo fruit dryor, cunnery and creamery. Como and aoo. J. II. Moran. 4-10-3t FOR SALE A Good Invrtiiicnt A 7-room mod orn resldonco within 2 blocks of Btrootcar; 4 blocks, to business centor; easy terms if desired. Price $2400. This la worth investi gating. Insures you a greater In como thnn having your money In tho bank or investing in U. S. gold bonds. Here 's Another Snap 5 acres closo to Salem, about mllo to street car. A large 8-room house, barn, 45x45; about 40 fruit trees of different vnrletlea, also small fruit uuuuing; can't bo duplicated short of $3000, If taken at once, nrice $2500, one-half cash, balanco time to suit. Call investigate and be conviuced. nuTTEnVCT UREAP. It is worth moro than si ' ofl read yet tho price u " - for said at your grown. Thomas & Cooler, CALIFORNIA DAKii, WAXTfiD. KEMi ESTATE. Sell Your property W co in c iy prop, . v --:- marnei vuc. --.,.- Co., 432 StatoshxeLS hsiiinr & KXCITAXGl. A Portland Modem 7-roora house, io oxenango for Tarm land or acre age. Come In and Investigate, Sa lem Investment Co., 433 State fitroot. 3-25-lm This Is Your Money's Worth 122 acrea of rich valley land, 60 acres In cultivation, 30 acres flno piling timber, balanco pasture; running water; good house, barn and out buildings. Only one-half mile from R. R. depot. Price $60 per acre, See us about this. SALEM INVESTMENT CO. 432 State St. 4-10-tf. FOR RENT For Rent Five-room house with basement. Enquire A. A. Schrleber 560 N. High St. 4-9-3t For Rent Suite ot rooms with board. Mrs. Ed Lamb, 371 N. High street 4-8-lwk I 1 ! Ill I WIIIBMWM M t " For Rent Two handsomely fur nished rooms with bath and light and all conveniences. Call at 477 Center St., phone 1040. 4-7-lw ana steam "7, " t pn 164 Commerrud k"'1- M.y, Main 198. : iTTSSSfiSSrt, S!"?w.,' jiurvuii -- Prone Mala 17. twir factories SASH AND --v- vfujafactsr Frank M. Br0WB'", 1 i$V M.b. doors, m--- t , of houso BnUb d g work Front .tr;y and Curt, sa.- - t th offlce. urTraju, offlce Stable. t .W & between Co0d rPets. TeIeptMt,.:tlOT be iouuu --- i-1 nronr'otnr VA3ff8" i-hW WSiSS nuui -