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Newspaper Page Text.- -s- .p.-.-Myrtit'-ii;i-- - -j4- -- DAILY CAPIT AL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, AtONDAY, OOlOBER 5, 1009. . i . - fteuus dahUilynf. throat, broncl iMlH,ofl,,. formula en c ifi&A iod ,fW Uff. a uiff2Crw.w tf AVer's Cherry Pectoral I at bedtimo will completely control the night coughs of children, it Is a strong medi cine, n doctor's r r '1nr, entirely free from nlcohol. Aiaee l - i r diseases or the bronchial . t..., and lunes. Full -en la! at. j.o. Ay. T.ow.li, Mit, rerCM., EW YORK ., FA5HRW UTTER Huge Hats the Mode. Tone Effects of the same Color. The Directoire as it Effects the Street Suit ., n titl fcSaSeesanu i;Wp ,o! :: ;Whave.rea;iH7 ? exnmplo a deep tan satin wal t Is made with a tiny yoke and Jabot of &et of cream lacoi This yoke Is but. rounded by a rather narrow turn- Blncr nayu ,c" jatcst novolty down collnr of tho material. The t, m j" ,' h j flr8t coui- nosing is ni tno ieit sine ana mere KTjicn i." "" . ,cnVer. Tho nro two rows or buttons down the tW old fafl"10": vojj na jiUg0 front In double-breasted effect. Doth tarn is i" .... in whllo wings, collar and closing arc bound with tbepiciui. ' fancy nut brown satin. Tho sleeves nro In l, plunie mane and tho new long closely fitted stylo and , scarfs, 1 jinrQ In tll0 lmve a row 0 buttons covered with i " ha.".,fl,.. onrnrt hat of nut brown sntln running from the ,pi ni let It bo romnrk- shoulder to the waist 1 15 AS ho satin hat will , LUCY GARTER. iSSi popular this winter o at of shaded lavendar or- ix o. A. 0. REGISTRATION i ti1i C. throw opon Us 7.:nred with soft drnp-, when the O. A .m iilahter shade of Invcn-, doors for registration of students, m . .ttni .n.i 41m if.nntnttf ,-tiali ntnf aann t .... 1 UiUlU W.iO kllU flUflVOk iUOIt UfU. HVi. . rr.. X?rtiMa ' .., ., rtfnnnn nnllnnn Tlin II tin. 11 11 art TlirfC luiii; i-.i.v..-. ul uii uivguu ivii'-h'-. "u " ten and three tono offecto in front of tho flnnnclal sccrQtory.-- w rue) of tho season. For mnny students having been In Hue '...1 111 Aiiilnn nmnltft. I nnmlntT ntnl trnlnir In nil tllrnntlnnrt. tTirroff binding around tho Tho fact thnt nearly 1000 studonti Lfttlret Just t shacio unrKer nnd registered by October 1, snows Miltlt anQ veivui ui mw oumu muiu una vunuiiii uuuii duuiu num lathes tho hlRh crown, while going on In tho roRistrntlon depart jucle grat' piunius una mu i muni, una iukiiik uiiu cuiisiuuiiiiiuh L This Is called a two tono , tho rato of lncreaso as cxperlonccd n. fhnB tniid offect IR Bnown . inBt vcar. wo shall have a total regls- ; u, f wistaria satin JiiBt do- tration of from 1C00 to 1C00 during j u smaller head gear tur- tho school year. 1908-00. making mm made of draped velvet or this tho louding school in tho great Hi encircii uy "'"" norinwcsi. j or bands and trimmed wlthi n10 rnlfp In foes, charges, etc., Is . ir ihown tn many emu tno only tiling mat causeu any com i n vines nopd In mllllnorv I motion nmonir tho Bttidont". but tuoa aro enormous Bprondlng whon tho matter was oxplnlnod to - .. tv 1.1lllflnft Til- I A1.KM. .I.A. ...n. .nllnnA.1 11ml I U A tllnn (1 '1 rtt'ii' i."! '" m-n.- ...- ilium luejr wnu niifinuvu mui. mc i" Tir" a o innumorauio lovoiy Was tho proper ono to carry out. tttm ninothists, browns, rngt year nrnctlcnlly tho only foe Utr r mto the rnlor schomoi. to pny was $1 a tor.m or $3 a yoa Nor Street suhm. I oexeeptlnc: of course tho charges in & Diff'olro modo In its Rpoclnl claB"os. ThU fall tho Btu- fnrm hna not and novor donta had to pav $7 fo rtho current mi lopuln' It has orroctoa jmjf year, and they wl'l also have to jirffven tho conventiona: produce $2 moro at tho commonco- wn Tho simple goro-j mnf of m,0 socond somlster. 59 in sjillrt of lliochovolt suit with i, of this, $5 I' an ontranco foo ilipM panel at ono biuo anu Huch as Is assessed by nearly ovorv AUck, or the pleated skirt Btnt0 collogo In tho country. It was tl iimc shnped panol trim- fonml that tho logMaturo had not rita buttons or oven tho side appropriated enough monoy to fur- 'ittl nrau wn en Bimuiates n nh nrnner iiBtructors ror iauu oi- idire all Ideas borrowed from igoo studonts, and this assessment ee French 'a'hlons. Anu Was neccBsarlly mndo to noip out. Mttlne coatu of tho now Tho nthor SI la Blmn'y an Incroa-'o of h threc-nunrtor longth, tho i in S3 tho fco that haB horotoforo olliri, tho largo pockot flaps i,eon charged for Btudent enterprises, kteD trimmings aro from tho nni wnB mndo at tho roamest of the Mice. ' ahulnntn thomsolvcs. It got-8 for nwmjn who wears a "Porrln" nthlotlcs. stmlont pnporB nnd maga- it conscious ma' nor namu zin0fl, oratory, dobato, etc. !l!r b'st. nnd If tho shado bo- aii oimrcoR in class work aro prnc- Uom not hnrmon'.zo porfoctJy ( tlcnlly tho snnio as horotoforo, and wtouume tne iiuui m miritiin student will got evorytning uncic or this Pars ninko Is notudtn mntorlnl uBed In classes, gymnns ttthlng all fnBhlouublo color- lim nrlvllncrn. etc. For Instance, S-itecfied k'd kin of which ' fnr tho S1.K0 nnld each somistor for w-r a o maup ; nhvs rnl piiltnro tho Btuuont win ho ftaht MaUhhig the Skirt. nrovlded with n lockor. clean towols, i. faM) "t decrees that ,iniiv imtii. atn. il j h while It nviiflt i n ni i f not In ' il .' tate hoMa.HAb NO TBX1H3RI.OIJC FOR .. to be worn ' FIRST TI.MK IX OBXHRATIOS F-.r this pin- J (Bart Orogon'on.) Mi.nrter than What has alwayB been rgnslilwad . -,',1'et aulti the Impo alble baa practlonlly uap- !.. lmt Hhopa poned.. Pendleton's tonderloln dlH- n-uipiH of th trlot has all but boon wiped wut. The ,i Mndlnij siid dra tic order of Mayor Muiphy. li mn. Koi sued one week ngo m.R v"iUE: Iiob had a better and moro far-reaching effect than tho mayor or any of tho counctlmcn dreamed that It would have when made, Tho order was to tho offect that all womon occupying tho row of one story shncks on Cottonwood street between Alta and Wobb streets, and thoio occupying tho ground floors of tho two-story brandings should be required to move out. Al:o that the lattice work In front of theso build ings should bo torn out and that the rooms on tho ground floors of tho two-story buildings must bo torn out so they could no longor bo used for bawdy houso purpo?03. "While It was hoped thnt this order would lmvo the effect of cau lug some of the denizens or this part of town to seek locations clsowhoro It was supposed that the most of thorn wold find accommodations on tho econd floors of tho two-story build ings In thnt neighborhood. Such does not seem to have beon tho case, however, for large numbers of thorn have been seen to leavo tho city on recent trains, and It was announced by Chiof of Pollco Gurdnno this aft ernoon thnt all but four of thorn hnd loft town nUogothor. Slnco this Is a moro satisfactory solution of tho problem than oven tho most nrdont leaders of tho move ment ngalnst this cln's of peoplo had hoped for nnd It Is now believed thnt the agitation will be dropped. Tho result of tho mayor's orders are considered tho moro romarknblo slnco it hns always been argued thai It would bo Impossible to rid tho city of thh class of peopo, It being mere ly po-slblo to Bcnttor them. It Is generally admitted, however, that tho voting of tho county dry and tho eliminating of tho snloona with the enforcement of tho prohibition lnw hns hod a great, lnfluenco In cnusiro; tho general exodus. PRUXK CROP LIGHT RUT OF OOOIVQUArilTY Apcnnllnc lo nruno men in thlB ectlon of Oregon tho pruno crop Is now progressing satisfactorily, though growers experienced consld orablo trorablo a wcok ago because the fruit was slow In ripening. Many pruno growers bognn drying tholr fruit nbout tho middle of September, but wero compollod to shut down tholr clryora because tho prunes did not rlpon fast enough. Indications now nro thnt tho romnlndor of tho crop will ho gathered anu enrcu without further delay unions a pro longpd rain Hhotild sot In. Rain ut this tlino would do-considerable- dam ago to the pruno crop by cnus'ng tho Tinilt to crack and Btnrtlng mold on tho fruit that IIoh on tho ground. Orchardlsts Bay that tho prunes this year aro of first class quality and of largo Mzo. Tho fruit con tains an unusunlly largd proportion of BUgnr, which Improves tho keep ing qualities, atlils to tno woigui aim gives to tno iruu a iicuer unvur. nu Wlllnmetto valley pruno crop this year will bo unexcelled for quality though below In qunntlty. Because of r.mfavoroblo woathor Inst spring tho pruno crop this yonr Is light; tills accounts to somo extent for tho superior quality. Tho yield howovor is much lnrgcr than wnB ex pected whon tho blos-oms toll In tho oprlng. ' Growers hnvo hnd no dlfll culty whntover In securing all tho help needed to hnrvoat tho pruno crop. CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Three Lines, Three Insertions, 25c. FOR SALii For Sale Cheap, a dwolllug houso, to bo moved oft tho ground. In qulro of S. A. Manning Implement Houso. 10-2-3t For Snk A modern Colonial G-room cottage, In University nddltlou. Prico ?2500. Address "L.," caro of Journal. 10-l-3t For Sale 18 head of Merino bucks, from tho Mlnto stock, ono of the oldest breeders of Merinos In Oro gon. Price $10 por head. G. W, Eoff, Salem, Oregon, Routo No. 6, Box 42. 9-ll-lm For Sale Ten shares of Hickory Bark proforred stock. Addross Drawer G18, Salem, Oregon. 9-25-tf For Sale A nlco, clean, paying busi ness, In good location, In Salem, that will take man nnd wlfo to hnndlo It, and $2G0 will buy it. W. A. Liston, 484 Court strcot. Phono 1321. 9-30-3t FOR RENT For Rout Bight-room cottago, new, ' city water and woodshed. Twelfth and Market streets M. McBrtdo. , 10-3-3t Rooms for Rent Sultnblo for room ing houso, partly furnished, furnl tiuro ror salo, 420 Stato stroet. 10-3-3t Rxpcrlcnced Dressmaker At reason able prices, at Mrs. D. B. Brown's GOG South Llborty street. 10-1-lw On October 1 Drs. Darby and Cor noll will romovo tholr dental par lors from tho Gray building to rooms over tho Thompson Jowolry store. 9-25-lm Cement Work Concroto walks, sop tic tanks, ccmont floors nnd foun dations. Estimates furnished and nil work guaranteed. J. P. Vetch, 328 Marlon strcot. Phono G08. 9-10-tf REAL ESTATK FOR BALK For Sale ono lot, with sovon-room houso, fruit tree, berry vines and garden spot. 35 0 South 17th St. Prlco $860. 9-23-lm' Lota for Sal( Last chnnco to buy good choice building lots In ono of tho best blocks on tho oast sldo nt tho low prices' of $22G, $250 and $300 each. Lots can bo bought on tho Installment plan. If desired. In qulro of E. Lupton, 1073 State street. 9-24-lm For Sale Two fresh milch cows and ono good work horse. .1. V, Flro bnAigh, R. F. D. No. C, Salem, Ore gon, box 100. 10-3-3t Wcnger Glicrrlngton Pianos nnd organs sold on easy torms; tolo phono 1187; 247 Cotnmorclal Stroet, Salem, Oregon. tf IMOTE THESE Hntem Cash Market Tho flnost cuts of meats nt tho lowest prlcos. My phono 370, 247 S Commorclal St. P. W. Royeltz, Prop. 7,-2 1-tf. Help Furnished Frco of Charge By Latham Land Company, 478 Stato street, phono No. 149. Parties wanting" holp plcnso call at olTlco or phono uo. Also havo cows for sale. Concrete Work Got my prices on Bldowulk, curbs, cpotlc tanks and comont work of any kind. All work Kiinrantoed first cIbbs. M. Ward, 2378 Maplo Ave, Highland Phono 609. July24-tf 41 ncres, good G-room, plastered Iioubo, 1G acros bearing orchard, cherries and apples. Price $200 por acre. 2 acros, Inside city limits G-room houso, on car lino. Prlco $1800 9 ncros, tho best buy wo havo. lVt story, 8-room houso, good barn, G miles from Salem, all cleared, 7 ncres In fruit, running water. Price $2100. Good 7-rooin house, about 1 acre ground, barn, stono collar, 2 M blocks from car line. Price $2000. City lots for Bale cheap. Small amounts down, bnlanco lu monthly Installments, no interest. OLMSTED LAND CO. 878 STATE STREET. SASII AND DOOR FACTORIES Frank M. Hruwn Manufacturer of cash, doors, mouldings. All kinds of houso finish and hard wood work. Front Btreet, botwoon Stato and Court. Mako all complaints nt the offlco. WANTED Only Flvo Lots Lvft In tho beauti ful block 18th and 19th. Trade and Mill, $22G, $250 nnd $300; can bo bought on Installments If desired. Lots will bo advanced In prlco after Oct, 10th, E. Lupton, 1G73 Stato strcot. Look nt This for n Home. 100 aero In sight of Salem, 70 ncroa in cultivation, bnlanco pasture anil timber, good 7-room homo, largo lmrn, outbuildings, etc., flno wntor. 4 ncros fruit on good road, tools, cows, lions, ralvos. fruit; about 7' tons of hay In lmrn, nil for $8000, for n fow days only; $2000 cash, balanco term of years at G por cent. Investigate. Good 8-room now houso and barn, 3 largo lots, all In fruit, all for $2100. For a fow days thoso spo olal bargains, only for n fow days See us nt onco If you want a nomo Wo enn suit you. Wo hnvo thq places nnd nro Holllng thorn. A. O. SMITH it CO., Room 0 ovor United Stntos National Bank. Carpenter Can do all kinds of rough and Insldo work. Anything from repalrB to contracting. A. C. Brown, 1390 North 17th Btrcot. 9-29- Snlcm Cash Market The finest cut of monta at tho lowest prices. My phono 370, 247 S. Commercial St. P. W. Royoltz, Prop. 7-21-tf iVogot LumiRT nnd Viyt Co. Luui bor ,shlnglw, building material wood uud coal. Low prices an? proinijt deliveries. Ono block cno of S'P paMtwgt- dopot, Phonr 198. 7-2-tf Wanted At once, good boy to carry papers, ono with pony preferred, . Apply to Journal, 0-8-tf I i i ! h l"i I lul 1 - IT, 1 I " J tef" si".-: v U! .i" , maiwrtu ry- T?mw&Z itXiAitW k . 1,m... -n..t.. .ml .1t-.li Tina Itmm 11 ia tor u t0 i'cavs, Im8 ovno tlio sifc'imturo of fff nnd Ims ucomundotuuliT ins por- (JuMyj . sonal suponialou slnco its infancy. Counf r . Tmltnttmia mill ".Tiist-ns-orooil" ttl'O UUt "Pcrimpi.n t , it trlflo Avlth mill ouilaiiffcr tho Iicultli of -uts and iiildrexiExnexienco niraiiist Uspcrliuont. What is CASTOR! A Iwatona U u lim.isa cnliaflHifA fnr Cnstor OH, Pare- prit, i)P( s , K AtntMn orrtma. Ti. in Plcnsitnt. It Jjjhi ii r Oi!um, Morphine nor other Nnr"tIo ;WHce Its . ;o is its guarantee. It destroys Worms I,. a trijmess. J.C cures iiiarrnwn mm 4U. .... I. . ... . . il 4-t.r... l n C3 lcothlngr Troubles, cures uoismm. tZx i ,,,m' It nssimllates tho Food, regulates tho tWinr M rwols. fc'lvlujp healthy and natunU sleep. v,w-dr'i", Int.acea Tho Mother's Fricud. WttlKS CASTORIA ALWAY9 Be v th Signature of iff?iZc&M find You Have Always'BougM h Use For Ovtr 30 Yeart . iit. . - , 1IWIMH tr T. WW , www .. iriKRCK I1HI5 1MJRN1XG IX SAS 1MIANCISCO Sim Frnncleo, Oct. B.-Flre. threanenlng with d"truetlon the Deals atreet wharf and adjacen' prop ei ty valued at $600,000, started ear ly today lu the coal bunkura of the PaelW' VWMl V.ORI LQIlipBil, 11 uvuiv ana Bryant tretn. Ton of i-oal !'i th blinkers along the wharf are burning fiercely, ami tha terriUc heat prevent the flreuaen from approach Inn to do eKeoUte work. The flrt aUim brought an englae a block x.v hui at the time of Its arrival the flames had destroy! the offlcea vt th company at the Und ead of ih nltr ami wete rtttacklag the plr ahedi and warehouse along the vur front. a .nml alarm brousllt a dosu iKl"e rao'ug to the iwene. while hutleb or harbor crnti summoned tug boats to the rescue of the threat mod shipping. The employes of the m-aiby warehouwn began removig their goods to places of 'afety, and extra dotalls of police were thrown i..it th iHatrlot to nrevent looting. After an hour thore wjb nothing left of the ahedB and bunkers ear tht pier. A third alarm was Hounded bringing the lmttortee to pHiy upou the seething mass. At 8 o'clock tha firemen wore fight ing deaperately to prevent the furth er sproad of the flamoa. -.i.i FIRST.NIOHTKRS" KT Tl'RNRII DOWN Nttw York. Oot. n, "llret- l6hi ors" In Now York are gmplng today nt what thoy term "Mr. Prohman's audacity," Jn roturnlns a small for tun to thoo who hnd sont In appli cations fqr Maud Adams' opening performance at tljo Emplro theatre in What Every Woman Knows, the now Barrio piny. Frohmnn holds thu' tho hypothetical attitudo as wnod by the hardened "tlrst ntghters" Is Inlm- cnl to tho best work of tho player . and ho will refuse applications for seats In all his theatres tho first The following letter was sent to tho applicants for seats for Mlsa Adams' perfermance: "Dear Sir: Charles Frohman has deolded that hereafter there will be no first night list at any of his thea tres, and therefore the advance orders for seats cannot be accented, as was the custom heretofore. I am writing to advise you oi iu " " ntfie time. An absolutely clean heet w'H presented, except or he fmall nnvr-r of seats reserved for the -9. ad 7 -t ""' r"'" the wldpwil hiJift $ll of iiJ-ief. fAU. HayWOHr' geiieral manager." G p Warford and w'fe, of Ind'ana, arrive Saturday, and wM locate lit StiytoB. Mrs. Warford Is a sister o Jos. Hammond. 11AROAT.VS IX RKAIj KSTATI3. To buy, soil, rent or oxchango your proporty sntlsfnctorlly boo Rochiel & Mlnton. Dairy, stock, grain and fruit land n specialty, or If you nro looking for a nlcb homo or vncnnt lot In tho rlty see ub. Wo enn plon-o you Wo havo many cholco vncnnt lots, $l0 nnd P. Housoi from $SB0 to $0000. It costs you nothing to list your property with us, Ilutto Wcnderoth Fine wlnoi liquors and cigars. Wo handh tho colobratod Kollog gand CastU whiskies. Cool and refreshing beet constantly ' ov draught. Soutl Commorclal street. 9-8-lyr Knlarrd Our moat market on l5,t Btato etroot has boon doubled In slzo and wo are hotter prepared hnn ovor to Borv oustomors. Prompt sorvlco nnd tho boat of moats our motto. Call or phone 199. R. 13. Edwnrdi Moat Co, Wanted Monoy to loan, It yott havo monoy to loan on roal estate at 0, 7 or 8 por cent, sond It to me, aa I havo many application.) for Btich lonns. Bank roforoncos fur nlBhod on application. 8. II. Qrub or, 820 Board of Trado Bldg., Port land, Orogon. 9-9-lm Wnntedaood younc driving horso, wolKht about 1000 pouuds. T. W. Rnmson, Journal. 0-29-tf Snli'Hiucii Wnnted If you nro nmbl tlous and wnnt to enm a good nalnry, car froo cntnloguo "A Knight of tho drip," will show you how to do It. Trnvollng salos mon enrn from $1000 to $IX),000 por yonr and oxpoircs. Wo plnco hundrods of our grnduntos In good positions with tho best firms nil ovor tho Unltod StntoB nnd Cau ndn. Wrlto or call for particular today. Address dopt. 833, Nntlon nl Salesman's Training Association Chicago, KansaB City, Now York, Minneapolis, San Francisco. Write our nearest offlco. ro3-3t INSIDK PROPKRTV. Hore Is a cheap homo, yot It Ib with in four blocks of tho noBtolIlco nnd two blocks of tho high soliool. It I a C-room rottage, with east frontnga, nloe lawn and roon, o mont aldewalk. otc. With n few repnlrs added thlt, will mnk a nlendlil little home. Sea mo nt ouco 'or further particulars. Prloo U3B0. ' ,T. 1-'. HOLDER, Room 1, StviiNlorr RulldliiK. .MIhh Elinn Woller Pianist. Appoint ments can bo mndo for lossono ov ory nftornoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. Classes In Dunning Method Tncj dnyB, Fridays and Snturdays. 00 R North Llborty alrcot. Phono 1351 9-28- LODOUS RAHOAINS IX RKAL USTATU Roclitul ,i Mlnton. Why pay rnr when you cab buy eo y. 5-room coUnge, woodkd. drilled woll. with 1 lot, Tor $000. $1100. Oood fl-room hous, well and city water, lTge lot. 7GxlB0, on n cor nor, fruit. This property would be ohany Qt $1500. Modern liouaes $1500 and up. Come tn and got our list. I'nrnu. We have several Improwd awl unim proved 5 and 10-iore traote. BO Aercs on Salem Prnlrlo 12,10. S-room houae.-large lwrn, 1 acre Legan berrloa. orchard, II aoree clover, about 16 aeree In flno pav. turo. baance good farming land, running water, good fences, Jiood hog and hen house, about .40 hwiu. all Implements, 2 hot see, burnt, 2 wngons, give poBSOselon at once. I sold over $C00 worth of vetch seed off or 12 ncres this yoar. This proporty would be cheap at $500, but If Bold In 30 days will tako 42CO. Seo my agonts RECHTEL & MIXTOX, Phono 452. 431 Stato St., Rayno Wdg., Room 73 t'arpcntiis Union Xu. lOIIrt Local Union No. 10I1B of Curpenton and Jolnnrs of Amorlos niet ovor Snt nrday ovenlng at 8-00 p. m. In Ha-st haM, 420 SUte Stroet A. W. Dennla, Ue. Sec. i i i ii. .1 ii ForflMtcrH of Amwrlrn Court Sher wood. Foreeters, No. 1. Meets Saturday night lu Holman hall, Btat street. Waldo Miller, O. R. J. P n-rv, fl'iunr'al sucretaiy. Huie Wing Sang Co. Wo mako up alUkinds ot,wrapjiQM nd whlto undorwdaf, waists and HP monns and BklrtB; nil kinds of gontlomon's nnd ladlOB' furnishing goods; nil klndB of bIUcb and dross goods; hoso, suits, pants, ovorallo, blnnkots, neckwonr, matting, china waro, trunks, embroldory nnd lact, otc. :W X. CoiiviH'rclnl SI. Snloni, O. -HHH--H'-M--H-H,-H; I firaber B Contml IKlRf X. J, K. of 1 Catle hall In Holroan block, cor ner atnte nnd L'berty strefta, Tmeeday of wich week nt 7:30 p. ra. Oecar Jnhinon, O. G. 13. T). Andemop, K. of It. and S. . Modern Wondmen of Anierlcn -Ore-ou Cedar Camp No. 6240. Meet very Thursday ovenlng nt V ti'c'ock In Uolinan hall. W. W. Hill, V. C ; F. A. Turner, olerk. n ros. i Woodmen of World Meet every Frl tlay night at 7: at), in Holman hall. 15. Lupton. C. C; P. L. F.razlor. Cleric. Lincoln Annuity Union Sick, acci dent and ponslnn Insurance; $a, 000,000 pledged; overy clnlm paid Good agents wanted. J. If. C Motrtgomory. twpronio nrfunlzor, Box 432 Salem, Orogon. R. R Ryan secreinry. S4C Stuto stre" DRAY.MEX CinninliiH Hros.1 Trffir Company- All kinds of tranBrer work donn Furn'ture and plHnoi hoxod ready for aWpmont. Prompt sorvlco U our motto Stand and olllco at 253 South Commorclal street Phone '210. Rcsldonco Phono II PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attention to all orders, guarantee out work to give satisfaction and to b up to the aaniUry ltu4-ard. WW WILL Rlfi I'IIA8UU TO JIVK HSTlMilTKS ON CONTRACTS Call at our shop on Llbortv t street, back of Harris Jewolry more, mono bbu. H-1H-I-H4H -M 4 I 14-Hi i I 14 AA IX) R SALE $1500 good 5-room houso In Yew Park, hath, tollot, hot and cold water, porch all around the houso, $1600. L A good new house on 18 th street, bath, toilet, hot find cold, water, electric wlro In house, flno houso for $2600. . A nlno room hciso. good well of wa ter. 3 lots, $2100. a-P,es;v" & -- w-. : sr-ffiss grsi .$3000 PLUMBERS Tlico. .M. Unrr Plumbing, hot wat and s'oam heating nnd tinning. 164 Commercial street, Phone! Main 192. 9-1-lyr : t4r -TS 4 acrei with good house, large barn. Plenty of all kinds of fruit. Price $4000. A good farm, 5 miles of Salem, good large house, largo barn, two springs, 2 wells, 16 acres young orchard, some bearing trees. Prlco $9000. Tracts of land frpm 1 aero fo and up, good bargains, me 10 acre tract, J. C. 80HULTX, 114 North. Liberty Btreet, eaa fitting. Succes.'or to Knox Murphy, 220 Commorclal street Phone Main 17. eUMMWWMMMMMMIM LIVERY AN4 FKEI) 8TABLK8 Livery d Fnd StaWes Old PpJt otflco Stables, at 264 Fqrry street, between Commorclal and Front etreLif Tekphone 188. iaie of the Sneet llverlee la the eKy mx he found here, Weetacott John gon, Props. THE REST ROAST THH FAMILY EVER HAD Can be obtained from our prlnm tonder and Juicy beef, mutton or pork. All our meats aro selected from the choicest, and prepared for the table to suit tho domands of the fastidious. Our prices aro lower for quality than you can find at any i s. a okoa X'l'lTt. fT,,,w, mu V