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Newspaper Page TextTfr - daily Oatit a ammMkaum.wiim(ir ffl(Wifif &FBRil 19?4 ....W-.W M .-. ,.... ...-.ni KILLED HIMSELF 3 Mr 4 (Polk Observer.) GraxV -Willi, elekaww and weeks' of brooding o'rer tHekiWded tin frlendllness of hla neighbors, fleorgo gelby, a well-to-do rancher living abaut three miles weft;oiDal)p,(4yt death by his own hand Thursday af ternoon, having first fired his houso, barn and ewtbulklings Suck wa. the purport' of' tke Verdict' rendered' by the coronet's, Juj-y Friday, after noon, r Tke whole truth of tho strange tragedy will probably novor be known, bub espugh,, testimony has, bees brought & light, to provo sub- staatkuly the theory-.of sulcldo and discredit tke vjiguo rumors of mur der tH4."wftro t& a Bhsrt tltno afloat. Sfttby "Was.a.Binn about CO yoara of age and catno to Oregon from his Hatjy; states -Virginia, about ' 2.5 years ago, settling on a small tract of land which ho purchased from Jadge Boje?, ware ha lived, untij, the time of his death. Ills sole means of livelihood was from the Bale of cattle and of wood which ho cut on his farm. An Investigation of his bank account shows that after soll- ia Ing his livestock durljag the fall of w each year, he debited all o hla v? Money In the kaak, "drawing upon It v only occasionally for the purchase of y the necessities of life, There la no i evidence, of his having kept money la any;lrie amount In" hi, house. The, story hlsi death, gleaned; i froBL.tk,fragme.Htary, testimony glv- . ea at the inquest Is as follews: On Wednesday venlg Belby called tke liome of Oeorgo Medley, his nearest neighbor, aud seemed to ho very despondent, complaining .that ke had not slept for moro than a week. He declarod that ho had no frlwds .la Dallas and that all Ms nelgkboijfg w.ere working against lilm, RHt( bitterly upbraided Modloy bo eHM ke had stoppod visiting htm, accusing him (Modloy) of bolng "Just like tho rest," Medley endoavorod to, soothe him, telling him that ho wna sick nnd suggested that ho como to Dalian for ' medical attontlon, but Bolby re- 1nse,T te, do so, Finally, howover, ke gava. Medley a dollar, and told klm to get somo modlclno for him when ke came to town tho noxt day. Ills actions woro all vory strange, according to Medloy's testimony, and' all of hla conversation was nighty and Incoherent. Modloy camo to Dal- ' tea. en tke following morning aud was still hero when tho catastrophe ecotlrred. At about 13 4G W. W. Mlllor Wuwed by the 8elby farm, drlriug to Dallas, and ho says that everything about the placo wob( apparently all right. He did not sco Bolby And drovo on without stopping. About tin hour fator Mr. Walter and Mr. Heed, SolbVy-nonrost nolg sore, exroptlnr SvWgo Modloy, saw an Immonso volumo of srnoko rlnlng from tho direction of his farm and, surmising that tho houso was on Arc kutrtod to tho sceno ns rapidly as possible Whon thoy arrived, tho . 1mim, barns, cowshed and sovorol outbuildings woro reduced to piles ofi embers. Tho woodshed which . steed MeMroflt tho house was only partially eotwHtnpd. flolby w.ih nq where to be two a, and It wns somo Haui kefore thoy discovered his re mains amid tho smoking ruins of ttta house J. A. Coovort'a aqn hastened tq DallM and notified Coroner It. I. Chapman who drovo to tho sceno of tk Ira Immodlutoly. When lq raaehed the farm, tho fire had died, down sufnolontly for klm to walk AcroM lj ashes and embora to tho ruins' ot the bedroom, whoto tho re. mains of the dead man's body woro tetttod, Wk he, and Jlmbs had been nl most ontlrely consumed, and only a fyy itranment of the uplnal column. 4jwvo cnvlty, shqulder blades Hd a few charred portions of tho vkeera remained. Nearby lay n Win chester rifle with ono exploded shell ja th chamber. TMa shell had ov MeaJy keep, fired before tho heat kiVl keeome sussclont to dlsclinrgo It, sln the cup .was dqutod. T Se meltod portions of his pockot o6 rid mlted slugs of money, amounting to about 920, were found Mf h4.' X Alt of these clrcum Uaces m e(rctually to remove evidenced of a motive for murder ad to po tnt strongly and conclusive ly p,suT. It is htlleved that tho 'jSsod' Ivaa At of insawu detpon iiftjyd It a ttt Qf lusauo despon kouse and ihett shot hlmsolf expect lag tke itau tea to destroy all traces of kk fcody. Eaikjr-k4t xct relatlvea la Oregon aad tk saitk Grilles were for a time 4.a)fM t tksjow wHk whom tk,ey sisa-daAW 'cte la regard to tht si'ear of k property. Mr. Stuart, WMs4JilJls4i Wtkewi.-kawaverJ JJ i I that ke kflin)i(, tkt tke ieelsed had relatives living In or near Clin ton, Henry county, Missouri. LeU lers were mailed at once to sheriff of Henry county and to one Dr. Salmon, residing In Clinton, Inform ing them of the occurrenee and ask- Information oeHseralngr tho whqre- abputs pV hla.rolatlyMifoany there were, reldlng.in that county. Further clue regarding tho rela- 'tlvea otjthe dead man was received rrom an unexpected sourco Sunday Judgo I, D. Drown, local corfespon tp tho Portland Jqurnal, sent a re port of tb tragqdy to that paper Friday. On Sunday morning k4 re- fcolred) a' telegram from tho Joifrnal 'informing him that tho address, of Solby's relatives could bo secured, br item v-uui ii. iuui uit-jhij, luuu.'U communicating with S. C. Jackson, (nvfr hipotlto; navliiff fcdllng vtritnn acu niiioiisucsfl ana Kinurcu Jfejtui-Doal ' la assarsd. yon.when yqq biy Jr. Pierce's, family nicdlclHt; for e.l te Ingreal eilW tiiitcrrtijf Into them are' printed on tho bottle-wrappers and their formulas are attested UHdecoatk asMng complete and cqrroct. You know Jut what yoi are parIngfof and that the ingredients are gathered frora Nature's labdra'tory, blng selected rem the most valuabte native medicinal roots round arowlng, in our Arnorlcan forests and whilcf p6tnt to euro arn perfectly hafnHess oven to tho most. delcato women and children. Neva drop, of alcohol enters Into their cotnpoltlon. A much better sgctit to nsed both for ex trsctlu and prenorvilg the, medicinal prlnclplftti uwvl.ln tpnm, vji. puro trlplo rollncd Klvcvrlno. Thin Bent?'r)icssos IntrJnsJo medicinal prqpertles.ot Itsotvn, iKiln? a moxt valuable antiseptic and antl (ermoiit, nutritive and sootlilrix dtimul- lecnt. . Glycerine plays an Important part In Dr. I'lercb'e Ooldcri Medical 'Discovery Irf tho vitro Of indigestion dysprpsta end wc.iK niomacn, niicnuru uy sour risinrs, hcarHjlirn. foul breath, boated tbhgue, m&smm wmmt Throe Uncs tftree- liiscrtlwis, 25c. FOR SALR Bfloch," Middlesex eiugty, Virginia. Mr. Brown placed .the, telegram in tho hands otft)o cofoajH, who mailed a communication to Mr.'Jacknon at onco, J Tho Selby cstato consists of kis CO-acre farm, near Dallas, a herd of about 60 head of cattle and other livestock, and an account wltk the Dallas, City- Dank, amounting to Wrly!$400. ANIMALS i .TRIED LIKE ; PEOPLE Among tho many curious customs of tho ' past b recorded a singula1 feature of tho Jurisprudence of tho middlo ages, when animals wero, in dicted for Injuries inflicted uppn Iwuman bolngs. Tho custom was .not abollshad In Franco until tho middle Of the 18th century nnd tho Fronch court records show that at least 03, trials took placo botwocn 1120 and 1741. Thoro Is somo Biblical precedent for thoso proceedings, 'for Sin tho 21st chnptor of Exodus ono finds, ''Iff nn ox goro a man or a woman that thoy dlo, then tho ox Bhall bo stoned nnd als' flesh skall not bo oaton." An onrly Instnnco of tho cus(om wns In 1314 whon a bull oscapod from a farmyard In a village In France In tho duchy of Vnlols and gored a man to death. Tho Count of Valols, bolng Informed of tho caso, dlroctod that tho bull be cap tured and formnlly prosocutod for homlcldo. This was dono, and ovl- donco wns glron by persons who had soon tho man attacked and killed. Tho bull was thoroupon sentenced to Buf fer death, which was Inflicted by strangulation, after which tho car- cswns nuspended. front, a tree by tklnd legs. . In 13S0 a' sow wna oxocutod In tke BQimro of Falalso forf having caused Um d,oath of a. qhlld, nnd thrpo years la.tor a horso w;a con demned, to dea.th at DIJort'foVhaTlng killed a man. Jn.'14K7 h, sow u,nd her six; yoing onOs wprQ tried nt Uvogty Oh th charge of having killed W'd PVUnlly oaten n child tw sow was convicted and ' con demned to doatjj, hut tho llttlo flnos woro ncqulttod on tho ground I of their oxtrome. youth and Inoxperl onco, tho bud example of their moth er nnd tho nbsenco of direct ovldonco of tholr hnvlng partaken of the atrocious feast. Ono of tho most grotesque of these trials tqok.placp In Bnsol w,lio r farmyard cqck was trlqd'on tho' akotird chsrgq t ka,Vtog laid art egg It was on,tand,od U support or tho Hrqaeoutlon thnt ogrs; laid by cocks wero f lucstlnmblo worth tor uao In corUtn magical preparations, thnt a orcorer VohHI rather pqiwoss a, pock's egg; than the, elixir of Ufo anJ tt patan 'employed witches tor hatch such eggs from which proced ed winced serpouts dnngorous to mankind. Tho prisoner's advocuto admtlea tho facts of tho case, but contended that no ovll Intontton had boon proved and that no evil result ha! takou place. Bosldes, tho laying of an egg was an InvoUintnry act nnd as such ws' not paalshablo by law: alo therws not record of the devil having made a compact wltn an animal. " The public prosocutor stated in reply that, tho evil one somotlmea, entered Into animals, as! In tho ca of th,e awlne which "wore drowned In the, sea of Qalllco. 8o th,e poor creatur was con vlctod ijot as a cock, .tnit as a sor. cerer pjr perkays tho devil In tho form gf, cock, wheroupon tho bird and tkVpfX-that was Attribute! to Uy ?i aoleinnly burned at tho Htake. " Kven syrangor than this wero the proceedings Instituted in 1445 and 1487 against certain tettlea whlck had made havoc In tho lnoyards of St. Julian. Advocates wero warned on behalf of the vine growers aad tke. kettles, Tepfctlvejy but by' a slafular coincidence' tho Insects dis appeared when cl'ta to answer for tir t4akM taey kdkciM, aid tho. in U)m doranixo- mctiiH oi ino siomiicii. uvcr ana dowois. lies Id ns curing nil the above distressing ailments. thC'Uolden Medical Discovery " Is a Hpfclllc for all diseases of tho mHcotfs membranes, as catarrh, whether of tho nasal passages or 0f the stomach, burets or'tclrlc organs. Even In lie ulcerative mazes It will Yield to this sovereign rdm- ledy lf-lt iiso bo tiersevprcd In. ' In Chrqnlc 'Cntarrhfel. Uio Nadl passages. It; Is U. hiiiio uiKing inn "uoiuon Aieuicai vt cdvery " for tho ncess.iry constitutional treatment, to t'leunse tho passases frooly two or thrcn times a day with Or Sage's Catarrh Remedy. This thorough aiunq of troutment gunerally cures the worst cases. n cowrln and hosrenpu caused br bron r 8ac 18 bead of Merino bucks, from, the, Mlnto atock, ono of tho oldest breeders of Merinos In Ore- t eon. Price 110 per nead. O. w. BdoTt Salem, Oregon, Itoute No. 6, Box, 42. 9-11-lra For Sale Slt-year-oid brood maro, 1700 pounds, 2-year-old Wilkes Al ly, mare 1100 pounds; a bargain for a few days. W. F. Darby, ' Shaw, Ore. 9-18-3t Fq;.Salo-r Horse, wolght about 1200, wl)l tako part In fir wood, 744 N. Commercial street, 9-18-3t umasLLAxmovs Lost Ladles' hunU ng case gold watch at fair grounds Tuesday ev ening. Finder leave same at Jour nal. 9-17-3t clilal, llimat and junir atrectlous. except con- . llflll'lHIlL Hl cdy. eipcclttlly In thoso obstinate, ImtltHin (iitnlillon In Ith nilyticed ntIU!Cttiu"ilolilt'n iieuicsi uiwrorery" is a mont onicienl rfcm- coucnscftuieu or irniAtion anu row.'otttum.oi thubrotiLlilal muCotW melnbrnli6'i. 'llic)l corery " It not fid coqd fur actlto coucIk ar.n Itur (mm sudden colds, nor mtut It I ex pected to cum c6numnllon In lu adTnifc'p stage no medlrlnu will do Mint litil fdH Ujo olntlnste. chmtilr roimliH. wlilrh. If r' lecUn). or laillyjh'a!iil. luid utitlU'crr'ti' Uon.h Utliu U'st mi'llclim that chiiIhiIuh. procqcdlngs woro In consequence abandoned. That waa In 1445. In 1487, how ovqr, thoy reappeared, and n com plaint wns again laid against them FELLOWSHIP. Whon a mnn ain't got a cent, And Iio'h fooling kind of blue, An' tho clouds hang dark and heavy, And won't lot tho sunshlno t))Mi, It 'b n grent thing, O my brothron, For n fcllnr Just to lay his hand upon Your shoulder In n frlohdly sort of way I It makos a mnn fool quoqrlsh, It nmkos tho teardrops start, And you sort o' fool a fluttor In tho region of tho honrt; You can't look up nnd 'moot his oyos; you don't know what to say, Whon his hand Is on your shouldor, In a friendly sort of way! O, tho world's a curious compound, With Its honoy and Its gall, With Its caro and bitter crosnoa, But n good world nftor nil; And a good God mitBt havo made it, Lcastwnys, that Is what I say, Whon a hnnd'H laid on my shouldor, In n friendly sort of wny. JamoB Whltcomb Itlloy. o ' ' FOIt' SALS. Qopd 8-room houso with 2 acres of land; good born, chicken park, plenty of fruit; carpet goes with house; good woodshed; 13900. Qood new house; 4 bedrooms, with good wpodhouse; good barn; 3 lcs. 2 COO', G-room houso; good well of water, 2 largo lots; plenty of fruit; SHOO. Qood G-room houso; bath tiled bath sqod basonont, good, Btablo; plonty of fruit on place, store and other furniture goes ' wla it. Prico 2000. Qood 7-room house; good woodshed, Btablo; good vrell of water, brick, wall undor houso; 3 lots, some frut; J2Q00. Good 7-room house, 3 bodroomq, closet for each; one toilet, bath', Boptlc tank; olctrlc wired; porch closo in i7S0. 8-room houso; good stable, porch al most all nround tho houso; two, largo lots; $2100. Also tdmo houses for rent. J. O. 8HUL25. 131 N. Liberty Btr0ct. For Beat A large aad. a small dairy faring rannlng water, 'ten miles from Salem, near, creamery. Box 113. Turner, Oregon. 9.-17-3t Lost On, the earner of 12th and Wilbur streets, Monday evening, a black purse containing 1.9.00 In money and several other articles. Reward if left at Journal. 9-lB-3t fHHMMMrlaMMtatnrstaMiBtBMrMMMMNaMMWMi Lost A white and tan' pointer; li cense tag 184. Return to 225 Twentieth street for reward. 9-12-tf Mrs. O. A. SyanlsUng Will, be locat ed at tke fair all this week, ih the pavilion. All ladles during w.qrk, bring, yqur ha,tr or cqme predated to buyrnew, 9-15-pt LODQjm 3WfieBtr) CTnioajf Union No. insK L Jolrera of Am Saturday evening ftt tT Hearst ball, 420si!:fc Pennlg, Rec. See, Foresters 1-; ' raay night la Qiaie street Waldo MT1 J. O. Perry, nnaaciaj ZJ VCHlTftl lAHlgo v0 ta--- CaatleHallaHoliiiJ, ner State nrt tiT."." Tuesday of each wTL m. Oscar Johnson, 0. o .fl AndersoH. ir n . .l !" vk 4 a. A Paying Investment. Mr. John Whlto, of 38 Highland Avo., Houlton, Maine-, nays: "Have uoon troubloo with n cough every wlntod nnd spring. I.alt winter tried many ndvortlacd remedies, but tho rough continued until I bought a DOo bottlo of Dr. King's Now Dis covery; hoforo that was half gopo. tho cough was all gono. Th'B winter tho snma hnppy result has followed. .1 few doses onco moro banished tho annual cough, I am now convince4, that Dr. King's Now Discovery Is tho beat ot nil cough and luua,. romouies." sola under gunrautco at J. C. Perry's drug storo. COc and :i,00. Trial bottlo freo. WANTED. Wo can find you n buyor for your cottage or vacant lots. It cqsts you nothing to list your propqrty with ub. Call and get ncqunlnto'1. FOR RENT. Strictly modern roHidenco, closo In, 25. ARE YOU ON THE TRADE? Wo havo n largo list of city and country property to exchange. What havo you 7 HAROAIN 90OO BARGAIN. Cosy 5-rooip lioniso, woodshed, goorl drilled w.pll, pump; IVi lots, for a fow days only. 91)00. HERE'S ANOTHER ONE 90QQ CIobo in, hnrd-flnlshod, G-room houso, pantry, basomont, brick foundation, barn, chicken houso nnd park; 1 lots; snap, $900. $3000. Strictly modorn and up-to-dato now 9-room. hoiiBO for. J3Q00; two lpts, beautiful- surroundings. ' 'FARMS FARMS FARMS 5, 10, 40, GO-ncro tracts. Can show you a. hQMcr Hat of farms than nny ono In tho city; lnrgo or Bninll, nny number of ooro3 to suit. BE?HTEL & MINTO.V, IU1 Btutt) ht... Itiiynn Rldg room 7-8. Cement' If erk-Cincre'te' 'walk's, sep tic tanks, cpmont Hoofs and foun dations, Betlmatqs furnished an'jt all work guaranteed. J. P. Vetch, 328 Marioq street. Phono C08. 9-10-ti i ill i ' i I II Ml .ii- II. Wcngor & Cfeerriagtos .pianos and Organs solu on easy terms; tele phone 1187; 247 Cemmorcial Street, Salem, Oregon. . tf mj mmm Salotfai Ciak Market The' finest co,U, of meats at the lowest prices. My phono 370, 247 S. Commercial St. ' P. W. Beyolta, Prop. 721-tf stbdera Woodmen of gon Cedar CaJnp No. Bid every Thursday -i. e'clock la HolmBaT an. V. 0.; F. a. ZJ f i Wbotknen of WorM , .. WHTfT onv n rhf nt 7. . .. ' B Lapton. C. C, P. L PJ W A UhooU AHHHltyUirfftTlSrr" ! dent and pension loMhZT. . 000,000 pledged; every sin,!, .uoooi agents wasted. jt H muuBuuiery, snpremi Ofi Tln-rilXO B.l. ' wUM uu.ouj, vttft. Jl ja, acretary, bf Q gu Held Furnished i Free of Charge -By Latham Land Company,( 478 State street, phone No, 149.' par ties wanting help please call at office or phone us. Also have 'cows for sale. Concrete Wof lc Get "my prices" on sidewalks. Curbs, soptlo tanks and cement work ot any kind. All work, guaranteed trat-olaoa. M Ward, 2378 Maple Ave;, Highland Phono 5C9. July24-tf. Voget Laiaber a'Hd.K.et 'Co.-uLum ber .shingles, building material wood aad ooat. Low prloea and prompt deliveries. One block east of S. Pi paaeeagc? depot. Phonr 198k 7-2-tf DRAYMKN. iaiBlhJ Uros.'TniHJMtl All kinds of transfer vstk i Furniture and pianes: bm , wr snipmont. Prompt oun motto, stand aoflt, ana aoutn Commere!! Phone 210t Resident PkHi i A$HJ3Nin)ObhFjii FwkTtnCrovmSAnnui an, aoors, mournings. AM qf houso flnlah and kud work, Front strost, beHtf I anq uourt. Ma,ta all mt at the office. JKJSSXJQLFKfeD &tXb If you aro n foreman or a sqpor lutendeut, It behooves you. to, bo doubly cautious ot your epocch.nnd manner, for yout1 subordinates aro qulto apt to quoto nnd imltato you. If you do work-on tho outslda tiqn't expect that, thoy wll not. Roycrof- tors. . o Beat Treatment for a Bum. If for no other reason, Chamber lain's Salvo should be kept In qvory household on account' of Its great yalue In tho treatment of burns. It allays tho pain almost Instantly, and unless the Injury Is n severe one, heals tho parts without leavlns a scar. This ualvo J also -unequaledt tor cnnppou nanus, soro nipple ana diseases of the skin. Price, 25 cents' For salo by Dr. Stone's Drug Stor Harold S. Popo, non of the flrst vlco-prqsldont of tho steel trust, has keen arrested lu Pittsburg for ewlnd- Hug, Iq conncctlou with selling town lots In Texas. o . Huw to Get Strong. P. J Daly, of 1347 W. Congrea St.. Chicago, tells ot a way to be come streng: Ho says "My mother, who Us old and was very .feeble. U deriving so much benefit from Elec tric Bltlera, that I fell It's my duty to tell thosq wh need a tonlp and strengthening medlcfnq about It. In my mother's- case a marked gain In Mesh has resulted. Insomnia has been overcome, and she Is steadily grow ing stronger." Electric slitters quickly remedy stomach, liver and kidney complaints, Sold under guarantee at J, C, Perry's drug s4or. COc. ' SEE SIX" BARGAINS. Cosamerqlnl hall for ront, for dwell ings nnd lodging houso. A splqndld 40-ncro tract; flno 1m provomentH, orchnrd, walnuts and loganborrlos; excellent spring water at houso and barn; G inll?t out. ,100 acres; oplondld dairy farm; house, barn, orchard, splendid, spring water to both Iioubo and, barn. Housos for salo and rent money on real estate; notary work dono; ftro, Ufo and accldont Insurance thnt paya.lt losses. Promptly em ployment offlco for nil kind of wqr.U. R. U, RYAN, Conner Commercial ml Centre sts. Datto A. Weaderotk .Finei wines liquors and cigars. We bandli the celebrated; Kellqg f ijud, Castl Wbaklea, Cool; and. refr.esjiing btet constantly on draught; Bout CpRfltnerqinJ street. r-lyr fjnlaxged Our met market on Evt State street has been double J In. szo and we are better prepared nan, ever to serv austomers, Prompt service and the beat of meats our motto. Cf.ll or phono 199. B. E. Edward Meat Co. Thp Itonto Seekers Information nq roau will place yoq In direct cqrp. munlcatlon with ownora of farmi and city proporty. Chamber Com merce, PortltnJ. 222 N. Commer cial street, Salem Or. 7-21-tf Mvery and V fitaWes Old office fitablee, at 254 Ferry sui ooiwoon uommercUl 6d M streets. Tolophono 188. tho finest llvorlca in tfi city i bo found horo. WeaUcott L Jo! on. props. 10-Mji PLUAIBERg 'heo. M. Barr Plumbing, sot ii and steam boating as! tit 164 Commercial strwl UalD 102. M. M. J. PetwlPJuropinj, t;uL gas fitting. Successor to Kxs Murphy, 226 Comrokr 'Prpna Main 17. liost A lady's hat on penitentiary road, botwoon Illlheo hop yard and Twonty-flfth Btreot. Finder loavo at Journal offlco. 9-14-3t Taken from Passenger Depot Frl- uay, AUgUBt 4, yollow leathor suit caso, containing gqnt'a furnishing, S. P. book ot rulos and S. P. sta tionary and other articles. Ploaao return to agont passenger station and receive roward. 9-14- A Now Shorthand Clam A mow class In shorthand will be commenced at tho Capital DuslnesB College on Monday, Septoraber 21. Pupils may enroll for a business counte any day of the week. 0-18- RKAL E8TATK FOR MIY m NOTE I THESE Look at somq ot our bargains Iq real eatato. Only ono Qf thoso' choice iqta loft, cornor Court and, ISjUj streot. Price 11000; the others told. 73 Mno lots nqar car line. Only )7R each, If nojd soon. 'Good 4-rooro house and two lots, one block. from car line, only $550; 1100 rash; balance installments; a snap. A fine 200-acro farm, good buildings, 160 acres In cultivation, some good timber; can Irrigate 100 acres; gqod orchard; on gravel road; close to town; is an extra farm;' best bargain In this county. Only $50 per aero. It you want to buy a homo or frujt tract, see us. Wq have some flnJ acre property to sell cheap. Houses In, any part of the city. Havo houses to rent; money to loan. No charges for showing property A. G. SMITH CO. Room 9 over United States Natlqnal Bank. ITOarllJL. ' lk Ixito iNm jsm is, WANTED; Wanted a placo to work for board and room by high school students. Communlcato with J, M. Powers, superintendent city achools. Phone offlcq. 446, residence 330. 9-12-2'v Wasted At once, good boy to carry papers, one with pony preferred. Apply to Journal. 9-8-tt Wanted to bay A blacksmith shop with or without tools, la good lo cation In city. Will buy the property at a reasonable price Address Fred- Dapras, 23S Bara--ga avenue, Marquette, Mich. 8-JS;tf. T. wans -jfoney to loan. If you have, money to loan on real- eatate at 6, 7 qy a per cent, send It to me, as I have many application forj such lons. Bank referqncqs fur nlsljed otj pljcatioa. 8. ir. G rub er, 826 Board'of Trade "Bid"., Port land, Orejio 9-9-1 m.t Wanted Man to do lathing. Call 1296 Cnemekqta street 9f18-St. Wated urnlshed room? for light housekeeping; 'so children. Ad dress "C," care Journsil oilce. 9-18-31 '3 8AT.KM. f ATKR COMPANY OFFICK CjqX HALL , Fr- water servlei apply at oslce. Bl)ls payable monthly la adraac Twonty-ono acros. 114 ml! from Shaw, IH story h barn, 17 acres prunes, all bearing. It sold at onco en goes with place. Price 4JIJ Flftyflvo acres on Howsll PrslrJ ,7 miles from Salem, rood room house, good Brs, )l acres cleared, balance In tlaV and pasture, 20 acre If to?4 rnco sii u per acre. City lota for sale cheap. amounts down, balaa monthly Installments, no taUr OLMSTED LAND CO. 373 STATE STREW. Great Chinese Doder L. M. HUM Has medicine, which will ew known disease. He makes a i ty of, and guarantees to core Catt Aithmn T.imir Throat. RbfOJI"1 nn),nitu Qinnnn)i Liver. P TrouhlcB! also any blackcc (wnllnn onronoss. broktB Onoit.. rnlomlK! all kl! Bolls, Lost Manhood. Fe 'nou Tlnrnla Trlb!eS BOd " f!nnulfottnn froe. Car ? , Tong Co., Chinese drup Y , -. .w a ....! (West. Or. tOJ nigui srv., mii""i ; First CIiss Livery, 1 ' asd Bssrdisj Sa Largest stocTc of new r The Old Clsi Strtfe ! Crr Ferry nd U,ff . Fhoia Main 7. Saleo. OrT rrOTKXOT IP JH. H TTWr nuw.w .L. nrlM IS "rws r " . OALBPOSXIA &! A Os! t