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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OAMTAIi JOURNAL, IALMM. OMGON, THURSDAY, OOTOBKn 90, 1903. gWrr . M-. 4 3 Say It If yit iktler sq$ this l all right, hot sots r 'flJWT flfl IMf MJUfrt. Hadaclics. Biliousness. Constipation. Ayer's Pills. Sugar-coatci'., Easy io take. Don't forest. Headaches. Headaches, biliousness. r'! isnes. Constipation. f.r'J ' u'o. Aycr's Pills. 'ycr's; Pills. r'-'jiv-raatea. 5. .gar-coated. K.'sv to tflks, i 3y to take, -lon't for-. y'Miai! WAR VETERANS AND PENSION LEGISLATION Republican Party Wholly HcspoiiHlblu for Caring for Old SoIUIcth. Tho Republican party has Just 'cause to bo proud of Its ponslon rec ord. With tho aid of patriotic men from other parties It waged to a suc cessful conclusion tho greatest war of modern timos. It hai novor ceased to honor tho offlcors and mon who composed tho victorious army. Every Renuhllcan President oloctotl nlnnn Mm nlnnn of that wnr had boon n nnnRtiTniinnn nf- flcer of tho federal army with the"" tn fonato. tho Ropiibllcans sup ord for tho pa.it 40 years is one of opposition to those men who boro tho hardships of war and Jeopardized their llvos that the Union might bo preserved. Hero Is a bdief list of their official adverse acta in congress toward the. veterans of -tho Civil war: In 1878 n bill passed tho house repealing: nil, limitations of tlmo in which applications for nrrcara of nen- alons should bo made. This was op posed by a majority of tho Demo crats. The hill Increasing: tho non- slons for widows -from $8 to $12 per montn 'was opposed by .the Demo crats. Tho amputation bill passed Aug.4, 189G, was opposed by tho Democrats and' voted for. solidly by he Republicans in tho houso. The widow's nrrenrs bill and tho disabil ity pension bill wore both fought blf torly by the Democrats. Tn the forty-third nongoss a de pendent ponslon bill was voted on oxcoptlon of President Roosovolt, whoso brilliant record in tho Spanl-h war is a mnttor of Just prldo to tho American pooplo. Republican Pension Li'kNIei'.'oii. RppMblican legislation for tlm old Boiaior. nts widow nnd his children hao boon ccnorous bountiful. Tho Invalid poii-ion law of July 14, 1S62, and tho dnnemln( Jaw or Juno 27, 1800, aro monuments of Ropubllcan achievement and bear witness to tho country' tender care of Its soldlors nnd Its sa'kirs and tholr famllloB. Tho act of Juno 27, 1890, In a lit--ting Illustration of tho generosity of tho Ropubllcnn party townrd tho votorans of tho Civil wnr. Thh 'aw was pnesed by a Republican congress, was signed by n Ropubllcnn Presi dent, nnd through its administration thoro was expended during tho next fiscal year u total amount of $08, 708,800.71. Tho number of Boldlors roeolvlng tho benoflt of this act was 443,721, whllo tho nitmbor of de pendents rollovod by this act was 171,259, Tho gnln In tho number of ponolonors undor this not ovor tho provloui year was 8043, and tho gain from Juno 30, 1890, to Jan. C, 1004, was 4003. Tho Republican party passod tho act of April 10, 1008, Increasing pen sions of nil widows from $8 to $12 per month nnd granting pensions without roforonco to tho vnluo of property or Income Tho Ronuhll can partly also passed tho act of Fob. 0, 1870, grnntlng pension i to so'dlon by reason of ago alone, without re gard to disability, Democratic Opixmltloii IN.To.nl. porting It solidly nnd tho Democrat opposing it by a two-third voto. Tn tho hotiBo thU bill was voted Tor solidly by Republicans nnd opposed by a, mnjorlty. of tho Democrats. Aft or It had pasod tho houso and son- minor I l """ V0l30U "i l rosiuoni uiovc- an(j iiiuu, n jji'mucrni. An oitoi i was niii'iu in nit' nouse io pnss ino uni ovnr Cleveland'' vnto. tho Ronubll- rniiB votlni? 138 for It and tho Domo cati voting J 25 against It. TJ1I3 voto -mowed that 29 Demo crat, who had originally voted for the i:i, hastened Io avail Ihomsolvoy of tho opportunity afforded by the t'rps'dnnt's voto to vote ngalnst It, thiiH testifying their real sentiments, wiiiio 20 other Democrats, who had dodged tho first voto, ennto up rromntly nnd sumwfod tho voto. Tim dependent pension biff was bit terly ooposed bv the Oomocat-', the Republicans putting rt throngh do. snlto tho onnosltlon. Thin bill, ns tho old t'oldicrs well know, was promptly ofgnod by President ITnrrl- ROIl. DeinocrafH MInHIco Veteran; To -nni up. the followltfg gives' tho totnl of 14 votes of congress uporr tlic most important of tho various pen sion mcasuroi presented since th& war, viz: , Domocrnts for tho bills. ...... 477 Democrats agnrirt tho bills. .. . 648 Republicans for the bills 1060' RonubTfcan against tho bills... None Tho olllcnl record of national leg islation show that of all tho Ropulr Mcan Presfdeirf since tho war oiil'r ono hn withhold his signature fronr any pension bill, nnd; that was Gon ornl Grant, who wits forced to de war, and their President, Grover Cleveland, vetoed G20 pension bills. The records show that every ponslon law 1ms been passed by Republican votes, and every pension defeated has been defeated by Democratic votes. Every pension bill votoed, 520 In number, was vetoted by a Democratic President nxcopt five. Pension Planks In Platforms. For tho past 50 years tho Demo cratic politicians has Juggled with tho soldier voto and pension question in their platforms. While givlne ev ery evidence of being really hostile at heart, they have thrown out bits of political bait from time to time in tho hope of cajoling tho votorans Into voting tho Democratic ticket. During all these years the Ropubllcan platform has rung ns clear as a bell on tho pension question, ns per this plank In tho 1008 platferm: "Another Ropubllcan policy which must ovor bo maintained Is that of cenoroun nrOvlslon for .thoso who fhavo fought the country's battles and for tho widows and orphans of thoso who hnvn fallen. We commend the increase in tho widow's pensions mndo by tho present congress and declnre for n liberal administration of all pension laws, to the end that the people's gratitude may grow deeper as tho momorloi of tho heroic sacrifice grow more sacred with the passing years." Tho Democratic plntform favors pensioning "the surviving veterans nnd tholr .dependents becnuso It re lieves the country of the necessity of maintaining a large itandlng nrmy." Tho patriotism of tho veter ans Is tailored. Thh plntform does not fnvor pensioning widows and' dependents of dncensdd vntonns, only "surviving veterans and tholr de pendents." Army of tho Ropubllc. Ho has nev er been too busy to seo the vetoran and listen with sympathetic Interest to his Just demands. Taft. as Prosl- dfcrit, will bo an abiding fast mono to all tho survlvors'"6f all our wars -o- PILES TllO Democratic tiartV. as Hllrfi. clllin in nnnrnvn (lun'nf (linin Mllu has opposed ovory mensuro voting np-1 Tho Democrats havo boon- In powor proprlatlons for penn'ons Tta rcc-ifor onlv u few brlof vonrs'slhco tho The Old Soldier' Friend. Tho Ropubllcnn party has kept It; promises. Through Its legislation thoro has boon d'sbursod In tho pay ment of ponsloin on account of tho Civil wnr to Juno 30. lOOtf, $1,(133, 593,025. 917, and thoro wcro on the pension roilq on tho Inst dhto G33,- 338 veteran of tho Civil war and a total of 907,371 pensionor of all m.,i nn. clnssop. nnd on Juno 30, 1905",. thono woro approximately on the pension rolls 021,000 surviving votorans. All the cfvtlfrod nations of the earth combined havo not equaled' tho United Slnteff In liberality In grnnt lng poirslon-, bounties, homostoads and Intnf warrant', providing homes, etc., for war vutornns. Tho appro priation for tho present fiscnl year for paylrnr porrsfons Is $1'(J2,000,000 ntoro than ono-ffffh of the ontlro revenuo of the government. No nmir who was not ord onoirgh to bo a factor In that groat struggle conld give lils 7rcnrt and sonr nurre completely to the wolfaro and well- being of tho votornns who fought fo uoerxy ana rignr in tuo days of 'Gl to '15 than Mr. Taft. Ho Is tho ro,r- ognfzod aiuf dlBtrngrffshod friend of Wrlto Now for n Free Trlnl Pncknge or. Pj-ramid Pile Cure and l'rovo Its Sure Value. Wo want to place a trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure in tho posses sion of every sufferer from piles. Wo will Bend such a packago by mail in a plain wrapper free to any ono who will send his or her namo and address to us. Thin packrfgo will contain an amount of Pyramid Pllo euro suf- flcent to provo it a remedy for piles nbovo any on tho market, and such a trial package luu cured many cases of piles without furthor treatment. Every druggist sells Pyramid Pile Cure. Price fifty cents. Think how successful it must bo to do this nnd how populnr thoso llttlo healing cones nro. No trouble, discomfort, pain or worry. They act gently, urely and perform In mnny cases, what people think aro mnrvols. Ad dress Pyramid Dhir Co., 1G1 Pyra mid Dldg., Marshall, Mich. Local Da for Nov. 0. Registration closes fo- clfy prlmnry, Monday December 0. Registra tion closes for city election. December 7. City olectlon. December 1-5. Fruitgrowers meeting, Portlund. Cold Weather Advice. to nil fa to beware of coughs nnd colds on tho chest; ns neglected they readily Toad to pomnnonln, consump tion or other pulmonnry tronbles. Just ns Boon as tho cough onpcni? treat It with Ballard's Horehound Syrup the standard cure of America Use ns directed perfectly harmless A euro and' preventive for nil' db cnlcB of tho lungs'. Price 25c, 60c and $1.00 por do tlb. Sold by all' dealers. I " THIS OSTsY VhXCtS V7. H. Downing, or Shaw, has re turned from nn oxtcrtdod" visit In tilt? busy Coos Ray county and states aa usual whonovor ho returns from a trl to th6 Willamette' vnPoy ho rel- lzetf thoro is not nnbtuar pmca like It In world. Mr. Downlirtr sny tho- Coos Bar. district has good' prospucts- before It- but that It will bo -omotlme before It fs opened up. I Mr. Downing' reports tlmt his fa-j thor,. George Downing, Is now a great grandfather, Ms son, Elmerl ALCOHOL 3 PEH CENT. ANgclablcPa'parallonrorAs-slrallallngihcFoodaniiRedula-ling llic Stomachs nndDowteof Proniolcs DigroHonJCIiee rfur 1 pcss ana ittsLconiams vcm Opiitm.Morplitne rwrMiacraL NOT NARCOTIC. Ihspka SkJ .WiSaTt-LiUtMUSl.V ricrietf Remedy for ConsPfi' t lor. , Sour Sloiuacir.Diarrta or Sleep. 7a- i"n Tc S-nrturs of NEW YORK. WmiA . 1 1 Mil a I IlKII wmim miTfaTVf!i " w till III Bw.K! Je- n f 1T1TI nm&mi m:ii jM" ' m.i.i. . ....; i . mKv,' mi BvVwiiKii -. i J m Ui'M .".l lWil.,i ml 'Jl'.i WK ", biij.tcmji.ii I III PM" The Kind You Always Bought M? txin L&Ci fti'tfj: y"'.'i.'. m yti2G cStuiraiitecduntJcril Exact Copy of Wrapper. Bears the Signature Jiv Va For Overt Thirty fears' CASTORU TMt eiNTuoMranT. nrwntntm. Maxfm Gorky, a famous raco horse,. was sold for ?17B.liwigh ho Is worth $15,000V by a Wacksmltii and staftlo boy, wlilto tho owner was away, irntl now the ownor ennnot re cover hfin. -o Par Chronic Diarrhoea; "While- In tho nrer.v in lf$3 I wn-f taken with chronic dtarrhoca," sayf- IGcorgo M. Fclton of South Gibson. Pn. "I Irave sluco tried many rome-. dies but without nrry pormanont ro- Iiof, untir Mr. A. W. Mllcs of th place, pcrnnndcd mc to try CTxambor- Downlntr. of Partlnnef. lint formorlv rnln'a Pi-.lin niminrrr nn.i nio-rimnn tho old soldfor amr b plodgotr to can- of thh soctlon, having boon present-' Ronicdy, ono bottlo of which otopptJ ry out tho Iiepubircnn policy In a gon- od with a baby daughtor by hi wife It at once." For sale at Dr. Stono'a orons manner townr-i tho Orni-l 'Inst Frldav. druir tnro I Walter C. Winslof mad r for Tttft and tho RcpnNba pw at Coiul'un ycatcrdajr. Hair a (Twe Oft I Mrs. Ada . Croora, the t knowxt' proprietor of the Ow Vaughn, Miss., sayi: M7er w months I suffered with i cough, and eontoraptloti ttmiw t havo lis- grip on toe, trim' M rocommended Dr. Klrg k m cove' y. l t Kan taking lt,n4 At bottles affected a cofsp' Tho fnmo of this lite mt4h mi nnd cold romedy. 3nllMcKtt lienler Is world rlttt, 'MM J A ! Perry's dmig store-, MTrni HM Trn bottlo f-op .?. THE WANT ADS ARE READ BY EVERYBODY CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT Three Lines, Three Insertions, 25c. ron bmjr W-Acro TrnclH In 12 milos of Port land. Flno fruit land and closo to now eluctrle lino and county road. $7G0, C0 cash nnd $10 por month llomonookora Information niiro.u, 222 N. Commercial St., Salem. Or. 10-5-tt Kop Sale A first-class IM liorBU powor Mltcholl asollno onglno. with auto sparkor, both In good condition. Also 2. horao power water motor. Enqulro at Journal olllco Immediately, if you wish a bargain. 1020-tf 1 havo mado money In Salem. You can do llkowlao. 50.00 bniya tho ontlro business. Call on mo to day. Room l-2 3 2 North Commor clal fttrcot. 10273t For Rale Sovon-room houao, nil molurn eonvenloncos, ono-lvnlf block lnnd. For furthor particu lars call on mo mornings at my" rosldonco, ornl of enr lino, soutn. Mrs. Qoo. H. Jones. Phone 1181. 10-27-tf. i For Knlo By ownor, good houso, hnrn, shed, cow, horse, light wngon and buggy; ton lots all foncod nnd cultivated; fruit trees; cornor Twenty-second nnd Hydu. Turner ltond. 10-22-3w Public Snl Tho undersigned wlU oil at PMbllo auction, nt tho old Flshor farm. M mllo north of Chemnwa, Oro.. on Friday, Oct. 30 1008, hOKJMiing at 10 o'clock a. in., thq (pi low In if property: 6 head horsou. 10 hoad milch cowa, 4 stoors. t holfors, 18 hoady hogs, wagon, Vu8By MX& ftl fftrm 00,B J. M. Fotrost, ownor. 10-27-3t. A Hnhill Hohko For snlo nt 102R N Cottage t,rcot 10.2-21w FOIt s;ifl-:. Ono G-room houso, 3 lots, good base ment, wash stnjrd, bath, tolloti good now wlutrnilir, all kinds of fruit; closo In. $2C90. aood'7-room house, flno wood hotroe, stable, good woll, force pump, 3' lots. $2000. Good fl-room houso, gpod Btnble, 0 acroi of land. $2700. 0-room houBo on 18th atrcot, coi- ner lot. $DG0. Good 4 room house, bath, toilet, pantry, lot 76x175. Proco, $1300 Good place with 12 lots, small .housok woll foncod, all kinds of fruit, one horse, ono sood cow, 2 one- horao wagons, 200 chlckons. AT. for $1750. 3 cheap houses In Yow Park; houses of all prlcoa from $1000 to $4000. 81 acres, good houso and bnrn, good well, plenty of nil kinds of fruit, 10 cows, G hogs, 2 dozon chicken., good wngon, buggy and 2 horsoa plow, harrow and nomo other fur niture. $80 por aero. SO nores 3 milos of Salem, 40 ncrei In cultivation, balanc In' pasture and timber; $05 per acre. 3 10-aoro tracts from $1000 to $2000. 30 ncrcs, houso, barn, orchard. $3000. 21 ncrea of good land, good house, barn, 9 acres orchard, 3 horses, 2 cows, wagon, buggy harnois, plow, in fact, all the furniture on tho placo. $0000. 30 acres all In tlmbor and pasture $1500. And Bomo of tho host of tho river bottom land. J. C.SHULZ. 100 State St. 'Salem, Or. Fr Sale Ton shares of Hickory Bark preferred stock. Address Drawer 518, Sftlem, OrgQH. 9-25-tf OUIt ItARfMIXS ?:I800 Largo tWo-atory, olgftt-rooni' houso, modern, all now. Inside proporty. f'1500 Vory linrnfrome, nowf nine room houso, on Court street, lot 75x105, modem, hoatoif with furnnco. A' Bargain. 3,000 A now modern bungalow. Just completed, fluoly equipped' with modorir canvonloncw. On Court stroec. A Snap. $1550 Knch Two nowly built cot ' (ages In Yow Park, modern. Notholng chuapur In Salem. $1250 Now houso and barn, vorj largo sovon- rooms, wolf built. North Salem-. $1450 Now lioiiHe. six rooms, bath and toilet, soptle sowor, well built; on Asylum uvonjio. Lots from $IC0 lo $1000. Some ln eldo lots at $350. FKHGUSON C Fisimn. Tuonans- Carpenters Union Mi). J 0(15 Local Unlbn No. 1065 of Carpontor3 ana Joiners of America moot owr Sat- urdar even I is at 7130 p. m. In Hearst hall, 420 Stato Streot A. W. Donnfs, Iteo. Soo. Foresters or Americn Court Shor wotul. Foroators, No. 19. Moots Sntnrday night in Ilolnwn hall, State stroetr. Wuldo Miller, C. It. J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Central LodRv N'o. J8, K. of P. Cnotlo hall In irolmrm brock, cor nor StatO' antl Llborty streot. Tuesday of each woek at 7:30 p. in. OBcar Johnson, C. C; B. B Anderson, K. of R. and S. Moilcrn Woodmen of AiihtIcii Ore gon Cedar Camp Noi 52.10. Moot, overy Thursday pvenlng at 8 c'clock tn Ilcrtman- hnHl W. W. Hill, V. C; F. A. llirner, clerk. Illelp FurulshcHl Si of Chnrut By Latluun Land Company, 478 State stj-eoV phone No. 14:$. Parties wanttoa; helti ntease ottll at onlco or ptone us. Also' horro cors for sale. DRAYMKX I'or 83lo One oprlnK wagon, one second-hand rubbor-tlrod buggy, and two stool-tired tiugglM. W. Fonnol, 803, N. Liberty. 18-aS-St IierrletJ I havo ono of th test n'l largost varieties of any kcowm on tho const and can fumlsfc you good stock and true to namo. Sknd for catalog. Geo. L. Alloa, Leba non. Or. 10-28-lmo. OfliVOMXA A V y I pi MW fW PW tIP Wr ftituM S1K s f erjX -&' CuminlHR Bros. Transfer Company- All kinds of transfer work done Furn'ture and planoj boxed ready for shipment Prompt sorvlco U our motto. Stand and offico at 253 South Commercial street. Phone 210. Residence Phone Wwtger ChcrriHgtoH pianos and organs sold on ea?y terms; tolo phono 11S7; 247 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. tf MVKIIY AND FKKD STARLK8 Livery Htl Fed Stlte Old PoJt offlco Stble, Rt 254 Ferry street, obetweea Commercial and Freat v fttrwts. TlMaa 18S, 8ow of llwrlM ta the eitr Wn W,tM4 Vm.' lfMtttt ft .JMf FOR ItKXT. 7-room house, barn, $10. n-Acnr Tract for Rent. Good houao nnd barn, woll wntor, somo fruit, vory bent of sell. $750 Ton Acivfl, 10 acres on tho Portland Electric car lino. Snap. $750; HO Acros $85 per Aero. 80 aoros of tho voryliost land In the valley on Howell Prulrle on main roan, tioaumul location. Snnp. Adjoining land hold" at $125 per aero. Houses- Modern houso. 7 room, electrtn lights, bath, totlor. pantry, half block, beautiful croumlv fruit Wo havo a largo list of cllr nro'twr- tles for sale. Houses and lots, $G00 nr-i up. Vacant lots $50 and up. Call on HKCHTKL MIXTOX. alt State Strwt. Bnyno Building BARGAINS IX RKAL KSTATE. 15 acres, good 7-room plastered and pnpored house, barn, outbulll Inga, fruit, etc. good home, inside corporation, only $3000. 6 acres, good houso, barn, fruits', etc , In good location on gootl road, for a few days, $1750. Good G-room plastered house, barn. 2 acres, all In fruit, Just out of S.i lem. Th's is good land, good home Only $1300. Also some of the best lots on State Btroet. 19 acres, one mllo of good town and Bchool, on good road, good 7-room house, barn, outbuildings, all kinds of fruits, etc., good water, good house, only $2400. House- ti, rent, etc. If you are looking for farms, or houses, se, A. O. SMITH A CO., R 9, sVer Ualt4 IKat? Natloail Bak, Sakw, Orea. Woodnioii tif WrlU Meot every Frl- day night nt 730fc In Holman hall; E. Lupton, C. C; P. L. Frailer, Clerk. LUtcotn Annuity Union Sick, acci dent and ponsloa Insurance; $2?, OOO.OKJO pledgedi ovory olalm paid. Good? agouta wanted. J. H. C. Motttgomory, OMpremo organizer. Box AH2 Salem, Oregon. R. R Ryu-n seeretany. 54.0 Stato stroot. WAXTKir Wanted Good youaj driving horse weight abaus 1008 pounds. T. W. RamBon, JonrnaL 9-29-tf Wantotl A woman- or girl to db few Hours work during the day Must go home ut nlftht. Enquire morn ings at 486 South Commercial 6troet. l0-2fi-lw Wanted A good girl for general housework. Apply 10J8. Chemo keta otreet. 10-37-3t REAL KSTATK. Throe choice lots, closo In, $750, $850 and $950. Good lot on Court Btreet. $900. Lota eaat front 19th street, $325 and $375. Two lots corner 18th and Trade, $600 for the two. Half block on 21at streot, $325. Good driving team, 900 poundj. $150. Good work team, 1100 pounds, S180. 1673 State street. 10-28-tf B. LUPTOX, . BM hi ! 1 Mi FOR RKXT" M1SPKLLAXKOU8 Cvincnt Work Coaerete valks, so-j-tlo tanXa, romonb lloorn a-nd foun diitlonB. Kat'.matfc!) furnihed nnd nil work gunrnntned. J. P. Votais, IlKATi KSTATK WW Uv 328 Macfun BtrciO. Phone COS. 5-10-tff .Sidcin Catih .Market Tho finest errfcs . of moat- nt tho lowost irrlees. My r phono 3T0, 173. S. ConimorclaV St. P. W. Roycltz, Prop. 7-21-J. Convrcte Work Get xay prloes on aldovKilk, curbs, spettc tanks nnd cemtitt worls of nnr kindi All work- guaranteed first cIbbs. M. Ward, 2378 Slaple Ato Hlshlrind; Phono 5G9. JXily24-tfl Cnrficnter Can do all kinds of rouh and inside work. Anything from repairs to contracting. A. B. Brown, 1355) Norm. 17th atreeU 929 itgei liUinmM ,mU biiel Oo. Lnu bir .ahlnjjlefi. bulldlun material vwod aucj coal Low prices, aar5 prompt d-Hvorlf . On block wis , of 8, P. paa&enjKe- douot, Vaonu 8. 7-a-tf lUJtte, Wendr)th Klne wine liquors, nnd cigar Wi handl the ceicbratoi "KelUg gavdt Castli whiskies. Cool and rofrerJitag beer constantly oi draugtet. 8out Commercial tr. V-3-lyr JSUsa Hnu Weller Plaatet. Appokit- ments can be nude fer lessons ev ery afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock. Classes In Dunning Method Tues days. Fridays and Saturdays. 895 North Liberty street. Phone 1351 8-2 8- Lest Friday morning between 554 N. Liberty street and Oregon Nursey offlco, a Bmall gold watch with Initials L. B. D. on casot Finder leave at Journal office, 10-24-3t ' Roorw To Let Furalshed and un furnished rooms at 790 N. Com mercial, east side of street. l-7-tf Fw Ht-RooiwiwHh tww heat. eletetrk light, K&, JJ.Mh street, F THKE 2,'Uib acre , three blocks honor Hue. A snap at 12300. 4DU ..mi k.rnnm tinUB. Sti "80x60, 'six acrei orcbtrf, IH4 aoren mnder plow. I'! Qnvnn.rniini linllfO. t0.1, M some fiult, four btaeta i Court House. Price $1-J City lots for jalo encaj. j-j nmuunt down, MljJ monthly lnatallmenU, ne jayjil est. , OLMSTED LAND ft i a73STATRSTRi. '...M.r nll'filM Goott dairy ranch near "M Tillamook county, I0io 1 good cows. SO MW'; f.lr G-reom house, bin i cows, 2 horses. 30 ton WW ffor sale or transfer Io. property. Wll 'k' ' ' and $1 day till paH. $2500. , ,lm-4 A beautiful dp try frm.Jj I gj mile from town. flcespriBS good ham. fair ftofc Englfah walnuts, 1IM ra rles. 2 acres bearlDg erc. tiled. $400 worth of tfllBJP A Joe dandy. $? ttl J et and iouj ""; -m House '""" -".-. . Ti.a it too HeRSonaow jn -- w thins In thU HM. JJ work, or bed of lns Register g"? 1 CorBer OmmercMl aaiOJ'- nmu-.on ray "- - l.-j .hire buck. OvWTtnWft - tni q - hv payiuK " " W, BucKner, Sm "7 IXFORMATIOS Wr-ajP twlil Buy your land f f PLUMBERS Theo. M. Burr1 Plumbing, hot water and steam heating and tlanlag: kort cil street. IXFOBM n nuv your p.or.!rdM' botn oi us. .-".v. Grt'Z Lnds on the fra"frifa Ht Sook counties . 'Pj.f ef ratlsfartry f'a!! sprratloM -nnvvTsr' '. ' ". aUM fir". TTd 1207 r- i 164 Commercial Main 1 82. Vre. Phoa40fflce erer 9-J-lJ M. J, I'etael Plawblnr. s4mb kb flttiHt. 8ueceor t Kaex Murphy Its CoMatarthil atf4 3tei:IoS fas risrc . ..? n F. MU" 247 MUler St,. J5 ttcrurer u y. a,vt fruit arj riDM J. 4 l.ll.lwl PfcM UJm IT. " W' T - TW 1 1 H w ?. WV ' 73 y" v ; , L 'J-JU BTJKll