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! PA Of pnm ... ti'lTlf. OT iAri. SAMCM. OnEfiOV. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, ID 10. HILOMATH NEWS NOTES AND SOME PERSONAL ITEM (By S, A. Do Vanoy for the Dally C apltal Journal.) Tho neonlo am nlcased to boliove owner's arm. Dr. Nowth being near that they havo overturned tho As-! tho accident at tho tlmo, took tho eomblyltes of Oregon. The team of Mr. Swltzer ran away yesterday, doing considerable dam age to the vehicle and breaking tho sufferer to his reldenco and thonco to his ofllco and Is caring for him Tho College of Philomath Held Its entertainment last night beginning "nHMHmtUIIIMmnn)IIMnHMHMMMHM 3 Real Estate and Business Opportunities It Is the same old story, Too Late, Too Late. We havo had to tell at least half a dozen peoplo that they let tho other fellow get that 108-acro tract of splendid bottom land that wo offorod for $40 per acre. A little woman, full of buslhess, camo to our oulce at onco in answor to our advertisement, After receiving full description of the land she caused her husband and sons to look it over. They did so, end purchased tho land at once. Since then wo havo added to our already large list of farm property some splendid bargains. CO acres, 5 miles from Salem on tho Slough road, 20 acres In cul tivation, tho remainder has nice fir tlmbor sufficient to cut 3500 cords of wood. Tho Oregon Electric extension to Albany Is sure to go near this place. Tho timber alone is worth more than $4000, the price asked for tho entiro tract; on easy terms. This land will sure ly sell within a few days. Will It bo you or the other fellow who will bo lucky enough to get it? We have another timber tract of 40 acres near Salem that has enough timber to make 1000 cords of wood, that we can sell for $40 per acre. Don't overlook that weil improved 60-acre tract at Hayesvllle ,with farm buijlings, running water and two springs for $125 pe acre, , 64 acres, 6 miles east of Salem, 20 acres cleared, 10 acres good timber, splendid barn, small house, for $80 per acre, one-third cash, balance on or before 8 years, at 6 per cent interest. We have 5, 10, 20 and 40-acre tracts near Salem, on good macadam road, with running water and several springs for $100 and up. per acre, Small cash pay ments, balance on long ti m, These tracts are very de sirable for poultry raising, The soil is first-class for fruit and berries. OWING TO LACK OF SPACE WE WILL BRIEFLY REFER TO THE FOLLOWING: ' 15 acres, well located, family orchard, good buildings, $2300. 10 acres on rock road, bearing orchau, good build ings, $1750. 20 acres bottom land, near good town, $1200, $600 cash. 10 acres near Liberty store, all in bearing orchard, $2500. 400 acres, 100 in cultivation, the remainder fine grub oak timber, well located, house and barn, $35 per acre. ' 1000 acres fine improved farm, well located, with four sets of farm buildings, for $65 per acre. 1500 acres unimproved fine apple land, 4 miles of rail road station, for $15 per acre, 100 acres, well improved farm, can be subdivided in three farms, situated one mile from Mt .Angel college; located in a German-Catholic community, for $125 per acre. 80 acres in cultivation, 10 acres in hops, The buildings are worth $500, . 26 acres, one-half in fruit, five years old, running stream, 6 miles from Salem, on good macadam road, good farm buildings, for $100 per acre; easy terms, CITY PROPERTY. ' , Don't fail to see our large, list pT houses and vacant lots, somp.pf which we will sell on payments of $20 and $25 per month. BUSINES PLACES FOR SALE. Hotel doing a good business; barber shop well located; ajprugftusjnflssj.a general country stone; a grist mill.an farity with franchise ' - List your property with us, and we will sell it for you, John H. Scott Co I Phone 1 552 Over Chicago Store f 2 i HHtH MM4 mmmttitmtmmtjmtmmmtmmttMtmtmumtttmnmttnmtmt Hair's Jewelry Store Artistic Jewelry, Reliable Goods Reasonable Price Sold on merit. Can you beat this combination of reasons for trading at our store. mjmtwmattttmmtmtunm;mtmtmmmwjmttttttmttjmmutmmtji at 8 o'clock, rendering tho program very satisfactorily to tMe audience and meritoriously to themselves. ' On account of the tender ago of Miss Elsie Cook she deserves special mention as an oxpert violinist, her work was exceedingly good, and the enthusiastic encore following each appcaranco upon tho stage mani fested tho. feeling .of tho friends there gathered. Tho audlenco filled every seat and many had to stan3 up during tho re cital. Tho public school opened yester day with an increased attendance over any former year, and the high est hopes are entertained for all the work of the teachers from Principal Cannon, who hnles from Indiana, being a man of exceptional accom plishments, coupled with high Ideals, nil tending to carry weight toward success, aided by tho grade teacher, each of whom are well and favorably known Tho selection by the school board Is shown to bo a wise one. and merits tho commendation of tho entiro community. AH Indications point to a successful school. Tho attendance Indicates at least a 25 per cent Increase over the former year. Tho past good weather materially aided those who havo been crowding their now buildings to completion, of which there are no less than 20 now dwellings In process of con struction op just completed. The school year will begin at tho College of Philomath this forenoon at 9 o'clock, and tomorrow after noon the Philomath College will open under an able corps of teachers headed by tho indefatigable Princi pal M. R. Drury, D. D., with appro priate exercises nt 2:30 p. m. and followed by a banquet at S o'clock p. m. a. A. Uhj VANBY. iffiif ARIZONA i Good Luck H Friday AT THE Styl S e Craft hop itoosisvisrr turns down la KOIjIjTCTTR AS BEING "TOO IN SURGENT" SENATOR IIINMAX M3FT CONVENTION IN DISGUST Saratoga, N. Y., Sept. 28: The Now York' Republican platform adopted by tho convention today staggered tho Roosevolt adherents. Tho expectation was that the plat form would bo of the extreme In surgent typ e and the Taft and tariff endorsements plainly have disgusted tho radicals - It Is rumored that President Taft and Colonel Roosevelt have reached an understanding that hereafter the "progressives" and not the "regud lnrs" shall bo the big factors In tho affairs of tho national government. It is asserted that Roosevolt and Taft will nccopt Insurgents of tho typo of Sonators Cummins, Dolllvor nnd .Brlstow but not caro to meet Sonntor LnFolIotto's position. Col onel Roosevolt refused to comment on tho rumor. Tho "original Roosevelt Interests'' stood In scnttered groups and angri ly discussed the situation. Sonntor lllnmnn, a strong direct primary ndvocato, wont homo dis gusted and refused' to permit his nnmo to bo used In connection with tho gubernatorial nomination. Tho consensus of opinion wan that Roosovolt had secured loss than htv wp,H)d If- he had stuck to insur gency and radicalism Iownns Are Disgusted. Dos Moines, In., Sept. 28. Fol lowers 6f Sonntors Cummins and Dolllver expressod conBidornblo dis gust today with tho platform adopt ed by tho Now York stnto Republi can convontlon. Personally Cum mins nnd Dolllvor could not lo" roaohod this afternoon but It Is ex poctod that tho Iowa loaders will op poso Colonel Roosovolt's action ex pressed through the Now York con vention. I,ater Cummins was found. He said: "I havo no faith in any platform which unqualifiedly endorses either tho Tnft administration or tho Pnyno law. I havo nothing furthor to say on tho subject nt prosent" o THE BURNED OVER AREAS ARE TO BE REPLANTED Iunitm) iHDa imson vriius.l Portlaud. Ore., Sept. 28. With the coming of the rainy season in Oregon the foreat service will seed between 6000 ami. 8000 acre of burned over Jrid at a cost of approximately $20,- 600, TOO acres being situated at th Bull Run watershed, as an auxllliary to the Portland water supply. The largest amount of planting Is to bo done In tlia Mount llabo dlstrlet, south of Tillamook and adjacent to the dairying industry. The district This is the second of our Good Luck Friday Sales bar gains for one day X only. 4- Friday, ept. 30 f Silk Petticoats f 19 inch Ostrich f Plumes t These articles will t sell for their usual t price except this f day only. Style Craft 1279 N. Commercial Si. f ItSTYiOTAFTll j mid SLIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS CONTINUING OVER SEVERAL DAYS CAUSES ALARM, AND MANY FAMILIES LEAVE THEIR HOMES. Flagstaff, Ariz., Sept. 28. The mysterious rumblings that accom panied the series of slight earth quake shocks felt throughout North ern and Central Arizona early thl3 week, continued today. Several slight tremors were felt, although they were barely noticeable in the open air. Reports from the country north of hero state that a score of families have left their homes, and are jour neying here. But one "refugee," .1. P. Chavez, had reached Flagstaff at 10 o'clock this morning. Tho unusual disturbances are be lieved to be caused by the settling of a volcanic earth crust between here nnd the Grand Canyon. Reports that the quakes last night caused a panic here were unfounded. No damage has been done by tho constantly recur ring shocks. 4 1 Memorials HHMtttMMUHHtmttmMtmHtlUtHtt Those who have investigated know that mounments equal to thoso pro duced anywhere aro sold by tho SALEM MARBLE & GRANITE WORKS ? ior 1CS3 money man outers can sen mum lur iu una luuuiij. SOME OF THE REASONS: No agents. No commissions to Cem etery Sextons or others. We buy directly from tho qunrrlos. Wo ship in carloads. Wo do lettering with electric tools. Every Job lias our personal supervision. Order now for fall delivery. t Works 239 N. Liberty Street., Opposite Elks' Bldg. J MMMtMMUMMIttltlttHtttttttttMtlttlttttttttt DA Tl T Until you have seen 1)0 IT NOW Salem People Should Not Wait Until It Is Too Late. The appalling death-rate from kidney disease Is duo in most cases to the fact that the little kidney troubles are usually neglected until they become serious. The slight symptoms give placo to chronic dis orders and the sufferer coes cradn- i ally into the grasp of diabetes, drop sy, Bright's disease, gravel or some other serious form of kidney complaint. If you suffer from backache, head aches, dizzy spells; if the kidney se cretions aro irregular of passage and unnatural in appearance, do not de lay. Help the kidneys at once. Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for kidney disorders they cure where others fail. Over 100,000 people have recommended them. Here's a case at home: James Baragar, 1005 Mill street, Salem, Oregon, says: "I havo used Doan's Kidney Pills for backache, and other symptoms of kidney trou ble and havo been greatly bene fited. I also know of other peoplo who havo taken this remedy with good results." For sale by all dealers. Price, 50 cents, Foster-Mi lburn Co., Buffalo, New York, solo agents for the United States. Remember tho name Doan's nnd take no other. FASHION WD. SKILL was burned over in 1857, and has never, been reforested. It Is now a mat of ferns and underbrush. . On most of the area Eastern hardwoods will be planted, hickory, wlilto oak and chestnut being the favorites. Most of these species are now being grown in tho front yards of tho ranchers in that section, which gives tho federal olllcors encouragement In the belief thnt hoy will thrive, Tho ferns and underbrush will be clenred away with mattocks, so that seed may bo given a chance to grow. o BOARDS' MISTAKE CAUSED DELAY IN THE COUNT Wo All Want I'orroct ncaltb. Not a minute should bo lost when a child shows symptoms of cruop Chamberlain's Cough Remedy glvea ns soon ns the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cnnli ap pears, will prtvont the attack. Sold by all deale.a The cream of the Willamete Valley 5 and 10 Acre .Tracts Prices right, terms to suit. Free 'Ride. Y1 PW1 H 347 State Street. Telephone 452 I MR vTH riE WING SANG . CO. Big Stock of Goods at Very Low Prices. We mako up wrappers, kimonas, waists and white underwear. All kinds of Gents' and Ladies' furnishing goods. $1.50 comforts, sale $1.00. Children's coats, price $2.00, $2.75 and up. $9.50 long ladies' coats, sale $0.50. "4 -4 Underskirts, big stock, 75c to G5c. $3.50 good heavy shoes; sale $2.50. $3.25 all wool sweaters, S2.35. Kimonas, 60c, $1.00, $2.00 and up. $1.75 a pair pants, sale $1.25. $2.25 black waists, sale $1.25. Fancy wool and silk waists, $2 and up. $2.25 silk finish umbrellas, sale $1.65. 85c yard silk, sale 50c. $9.00 suits, $6.75. Night gowns, all kinds, 50c to $2.50. ' Wrappers 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 and $4.50. Union suits, 50c, ZZc, $1.00 and up. Chinese and Japanese Bazaar 325 N. Commercial Street SALEM, OREGON ssaimmt'smseapj m i mm rnirr nrwinTir im nrr tt i ttt n iTTinriirinnTi When Merit Wins When the medicine you take cures your disease, tones up your system and makes you feel better, stronger That Is what Foley Kidney Pills do for you, In all cases of backache, nerovusness, loss of appetite, sleep lessness and general weakness that is caused by any risorder of the kid neys or bladder. Take Foley Kid ney Pills promptly, cure your pres ent nldments and ward off a danger our Illness. For sale by Rer Cros Pharmacy, 11. Jerman. pron. " n "Knee squerk" Is the name of a new malady tlis t scientists eay Is abo.r o .attack the human race. Please pass tho oil can. County Clerk Allen, together with Justices of tho Peace Webster, of Salqm, and Hayes, of Woodburn, constituting tho county olcctldn board began the work of canvassing tho voto cast In Marlon county nt tho primary oloctton last Saturday, this morning, but-on account of the dolny occasioned by the necessity of tho ro-convontlon of tho election boards which served nt tho Jofforsnn and Sidney precincts In legal author ization of tho breaking of tho son Is to tho ballot boxes of those pre cincts, in which had been Inadver tontly and erroneously onolosed tho offlolnl onnvHfis ot tho voto In those preolneU, the work ..of the cnvus lute bOHrd has been delayed and win not be completed until tomorrow. Your kidney trouble may be of long stnndlng, It may be either acute or chronic, but whatever It is Fo ley's Kidney Remedy will aid you to get rid of It quickly and restore your natural health and vigor. "Ono botlo of Foley's Kidney Rem edy made mo well," said J. Slbbull of Grand View, Wis. It wljl cure your kidney and bladder disease. and restore your natural strength and vigor. Commence taking it and more vigorous than before, now. Red Cross Pharmacy, H. Jer man, prop. A merciful man Is merciful to his chauffeur. UUKAT CHINESE DOCTOK h. M. HUM has medicine which will -cure any known disease. He makes a special ty of and guarantees to cure catarrh, asthma, lung, throat, rheumatism, deuillty, stomcch, liver, kidney iroub.ea; jlou any blackened or swollen soreness, broken limbs; smallpox, epidemic; all kinds ot boils, lost manhood, female weak ness, hernia troubles aud paralysis, Consultation free. Caro of Yick Se 'long Co., Chinese drugs and herbs Ofllce hours from 10 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 7 p. m. Office open Sundays. 153 High street, upstairs. Salem, Oregon. I All patent medicines or medicines ad vertised in this paper aie for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store J Tho only cash drug store in Oregon, i owes no one, and no one owes it, carries large stock; Its shelves, counters and show cases are loaded with drugs, medicines, notions, tol lot articles, wines and liquors of all kinds for medicinal purposes, Dr Stone Is a regular graduate In medi cine and has had many years ot ex porlenco In thp practice. Consulta tions are free. Prescriptions are free, nnd ouly regular price for med icine, ur. atone cun be found hi lil druu store, Salem, Or., from 7 In' the morning until 9 at night. KUHSCitlHHHS. If sou get your paper by mall kindly wntbh the tag nd bm whan th time U up. and reiH promptly, or notify " to ftto the pupr; otherwise bill will he mad for to tlnip the paper eoinea after exuirn- tlon Of lH8t PHVlnnnt 1 MttUiuiawvuMfMinaMSt. mssmmM. - hhtj m tiiihiihiiiiiimi . ,. 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