Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, January 02, 1911, First Section, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text" . A A A A ' - 4 BEAUTIFUL CITY OF MONMOUTH NEW YEARS 1911 GREATER SALEM AND WESTERN DEVELOPMENT OF OUR WATER OREGON DEVELOPMENT EDITION DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL Ili-lend of the buyer as well as the ! seller, with an eye to the profit of wb. , . We givn below a mere 3ample of what they have and for them jtbo fullest and most earnest Invebti-; .gation. t if they hive not whit yon want !wri to tnem and they will get it. Sfjft Acres. K mile from town on main line. 150 In cultivation balance . in tinier and pay'.ure; ai: fenced sad A well educated and experienced fence; so,j LUck, free loam; S&a, wno DM iraveiea eiicunmiji tudyla soils and climate conditions, aaid, when ho beheld the surround good 6 roc.ii house, large baru. hog and other house, i wells, family nrhrrt 200 young walnut '.re tar mntrr from a height Just wel i O,tiro uhon nown to oats yielded ! ..n.iuiiai shomine is believed to be of Monmouth, "That la the finest'. g0 t,UHn,.itt p,.r acre. Price J LOO pcrjQU0 almost entirely to recent .'avor country I have ever seeu . Language. TWENTV-3IX .. Special fail to describe the beauty ol ine;acr(1. ;qo cash, bal. to landscape or the renimy en me son, rblch will produce almost anytning I wanna , , . v. . w. Rogue river, including all trbu'aries. , A summary of this wort vhuh has been accomplished during t'je sum- J 'mers of lDoS and 'it' nu iai i-- train p.-inals. having a to! r "M-lfi i.,..!t-s have lftt DCOflllDPCC located au.l mapped. This corals Kr. II m ir.i .0,v., i,. irrfai. uo.Snt acres of land cauer.d over 2U different townships. These survey-; cost S,- hZi of 7.7 rents p- r a. re ei .rns' land actually located. Adjudication .-occdiuss have teen commenced on 1" of these streams, which hae ben r.ryeyel. the water shed area ot w Hnnhu rrnsscd on the map abovt f.rroH in fourteen of those are ! The (ty John H. I-ewis, State Engineer.) The State of Oregon bat during the past two years witnesd a most re markable activity iu the develop tt,pti nf her water reources. This MOUISTED LAND Company The Old Reliable Real Estate Firm Bit It able legislation whi-:h tends to make thc eastc.r'n division, r-.nd thre in the that can be raised In the west. The land surrounding Monmouth la a Tery black, rich, slightly rolling prairie, dotted here and there with wt beautiful groves of oak and lir. On the west the coast range of mountains, with their Intervening foothills, He In the lap of nature with such beauty aa can be round in fair places on this fair earth; while on the east, at a distance ol seven mllce, a lovely range of bills, which rise In oiagesty to a thousand feet, are cut by the Willamette river which fertilizes the whole surround- tai country. The climate is exceedingly fine There can be no more healthy place found anywhere. Apples hang on the trees while I write, December J 8th, sound and beautiful, and vege- tables grow in the gardens, while grain la knee high and roses are In bloom in our yards; while the birds twitter and ajng as though It were Spring. Men go around without their coats and everybody is happy, healthy and goodiooklng, The country around Monmouth grows In great abundance, clover, timothy, oats, wheat, barley, corn, kale and cabbage, In fact every thing. There Is no easier place to live and get rich. One prosperous farmer, born and raised here, and now said to be worth one hundred and twenty mo thousand dollars, has made bis money here. He owns nearly two thousand acres of land and none Is more satisfied and happy Dairying. It would Indeed be hard to find a better place for dairying than Mon mouth. In the edge of town one mac has a very largo dairy. In this thhro are twenty head of cows Im ported directly from the Jersey Isles, and one bull has Just been brought ju, wmcn cost nearly four thousand dollars. The writer, a few days aeo. aaw a fine herd of Imported Jersey uairy cows, pass through the town, about sljtty in all. The farmers especially the dairy farmers, around here, bolleve In the very best and wey nave It. Sheen and Goats. This Industry, too, has wonder fully developed here; many have been lmportod from foreign countries at great cost, and so well have they developed here that they are resold at a great price here and shipped to -ail parts of the world. I have never een uner specimens of goats and aheep. But why shouldn't they be fine? They are In green fields, knee high at this time of the year. Hogs fcuicnena no as wen here as any- wuciq Vg Barm, ana, at the very "' iiBia ror tnem, viz: ten cents, llvm weight, for hogs, and Ilftjr centu per doren for eggs, where could one go to a bottor place to money r Krult, Grapes, Etc. Apples, pears, cherries, grapes and all kinds of berries grow in very great abundance and the sloping well drained land cannot be excelled for these. Game. Mongolian and native pheasants big grey squirrels, grouse, quail ducks, geese and brandt, aa well sb very fine fishing, make this a. very great place for the boys. So that the problem of keeping the boys on th farm has here been solved to a alcety. Walnuts of every descrip tion grow splendidly here. There are orchards of hundreds of acres of them near town and the quality of thorn enables them to command a walnnrtaPrlC8 Wm tU En"8a Lumbering. The lumber Industry hore Is Tery great, i One company, operating on 7 a few miles out of Monmouth. Is a large as any on the coast, the ralt-Tn- K.thJ,taC0t over Bllllln nd try also, I one of great proportions iw -1 Cr-l0ad'' ot '". KndSSS ?A "wtr Pass through S,i n .Ulolr wajr t0 ,h wt and Tf Prtctly 'a their In fancy. There are mll'lons of acres Of vera n tmhtr .a-. ... wkn it. i . ana. 7'Ltt " Che.ap now not f' in the upstprn division. The original evi dence has been taken iu all these f-usps 1073 claims to water having n timber here. There Is hardly any S'u'JS."! thBt wl W better thlS near Monmouth. There -are also rout untouciea a. yet ' " ln" are ltnl Khii nn,l tnvestnwiit. Farmers in and around Monmouth re so universally prosperous thst they hate not been offering for salo their large holdings, but a snlrit of nterprls, upon ' u. and 'now know of nn .i . .. "..7" 'v """f" cn rme ati secure, tapital invited la works for seven per cent. i the development or this resourc-i. 2 Acres, one mile from two good Thn Drotection granted reservoir towns and boat landing; 2 4 acres in j oirnet-s. In conveying stored water in bw.n'jue)i for tht- irrigation of 89 high state or cuiuvauoa, um. m ima natural stream cnaonem. io wi i s6o acres at an averi timber and pasture; living water alli0f haf opened up a wide field of Sr to gopi. ciaiinant. the year; soil very deep, black, free investment heretofore closed through . ciaiman!s for irrigation purposes' f lack of State supervision of Its public average :s cents per acre irrigated, j J streams. . An order determining tho rights! Under the old law, no foundation (0 water has been entered ni seven' loam; all fenced and cross fencea; new 4-room house; best Hmall hog ranch In the country; Tery fine fruit land; J4-009. Terms $1500 down bal- to suit at six per cent. 168 Acres, 4 miles from good K. K. listed for titles to water. Utter yJ the aij0ve mentiOLed casts, the, I confusion prevailed as to the leKal. proceedings being well under way in: otatna nf ft water rlehL I.itication , .n'mvom a decree of ' r,,l o-hnnl tnwn- lift In cultivation. I .... ... o,.h on . ' . ' i ...... ...i i ' : . 7 among water mn the circuit court n?.s u ea a, bal. fine oak and fir timber; It is also good pasture, and all the land drains well, gradual slcpe to every living creek, very fine large spring from which water Is piped to house; soil deep, free loam, extra fine grain and fruit land, and a magnificent dairy or stock ranch; good family orchard, vineyard, small fruit, etc.; 10-room house very convenient and In good repair; another dwelling, 2 large rooms, barn 20x60, cow burn for 8 cattle, large hog house, mows, granaries, tool house, smoke and fowl bouses; V mile to school, R. V. D. With place goes all farm ma chinery. Offered for a short time at $50 per acre. Terms. 123 Acres. 90 under plow, bal. In timber and pasture. The above description will also suit this place, as it Is less than mile away. This too is a big snap at $50 per acre. 13000 can run Vi and 3 years at 6 per cent. 14 0 Acres platted In five-acre tracts, right at depot and school, y4 mile from boat landing, Vi slightly rolling, bal. level. This is the very best kind of fruit and walnut land; watered by many springs; small house, barn and fowl houses. If sold altogether, $50 per acre; $2500 cash, bal. to suit at 6 per cent. If sold in five acre tracts, price will be $75 to $100 per acre; "4 cash, bal. $10 per month; 6 per cent on de ferred payments. 10 Acres right In good, small town, splendid school, no saloons. The soil Is as rich as can be, welt fenced, fine family orchao"d, much small fruit, splendid six-room house. In first-class condition, good barn for 2 horses and 6 cows, fowl, bog and other houses. ThlB is a beautiful home and very cheap at $3500; $1500 cash, bal. 3 years at 6 per cent. 52 Acres, three miles from two good towns, splendid house of eight rooms, good barn and other build ings; water piped to house, barn and lawn. There are twelve acres In full bearing. This place Is all under cultivation and thc lund Is exci)tliii ally fine. Most of It Is now In grain. A case of sickness in the family com pels a change of climate. This would make a very fine homo for anyone. Price $7000. Terms. We have a very fine farm of two hundred and eighty acres Just one milo from town, all except wood- i.jni, rorty-rive acres, In very high state of cultivation. There is no hotter grain, orchard or dairy land The buildings are quite good. We of fer this for $75 per acre. Terms to suit. An Ideal and very sightly home of twenty-eight and one-balf acres, overlooking a most benutlful coun try, two miles out. Fifteen hundred fruit trees and there Is a good house and other buildings. This place is offered for 12500, $2000 down and balance three years at 6 per cent. These are mere samples of what we have. Come and see us or writn and we will serve you In any way we can. W.i Stale St., Salem, T FAHMS , CITY rUOI'EKTV, SMALL TRACTS, HEAK- IXti OUCIIAKUS AM) OKCHAKO LAMtS Write, for our new 1911 Ik-ok-Jet or any Information you want. No. IM State Street, SALEM, ORE. 7mmm. tin : i NOW IS THE TIME To have your automobile ner. hauled and put in first clans rmw ning order. We have the best equipped shop In Salem to do thi, work. We can completely relmriij your car if necissary, repaint it aid practically make a new car of k If you wish anything In our lin,' come In and let us talk with you. Agents for Maxwell aud Columbia Cars. Cars for rent at any time. :' SALK.M ALTO GARAGE Phone 386 2 46 State street f; V ti The Bosom Sets Flat ir seven ; t ...... j MM extent as to prove a serious burden -onf!rmine three out of the unon Irrigated agriculture. Dams ,. f.nmn;PtPH bv the Hoard. and flumes were n"'- Features cf the Wat,r Law. " SuarrdTto 'w? &i The State Engineer and the two,tion In law has been provided, for all f"Ure SSZnX tl,e State. capital aecuueu 10 ui.i. uu u- - . - .. .! a noo, iflxv. accenting the pro- Carey Act was also nnl which' has like- niirrhasp nt ii lawsuit Tj aeiermmauou is uatxru uyuu imu ui'i - -- purcnase or a lawsuit. - ,i , ..,j in otimn nto dpvelonment. tl-p-o mnriltlnno ft comn cte surveys Dy me OlBie MSii ouu riBu .v -V"-'- - . rnmo pffpctlv FohriiarT 24. 1909. d"lt. 1 ne testimony is in mo im.ui iu. .an, r -- - ! - i.nr.n a dm' n.A nit a Tvara IndilCnrilfPh Tho nltlmatp nhterf i.f this aw Is oi answer iu qucMii'us un ,iiijjiv.o . The stud button holes exactly meet, the neck band does not bind on your neck; button holes exactly meet buttons, no bulging front, In fact a perfect fit If we launder your shirts. It Is done with our new STEAM PRESSES, which do not rub or burn the fibre, but MOULD the cuffs, neck band and bosom to a PERFECT SHAPE. Try the new work. Vlsitori welcome. opportunities present them.elv", or "curio, spWnm a i ,?k moderate cost. ng for ltt8tC9 Monmouth Real Estate CompJnV wr ie in mis issue. Th ,nl .io wuuna Monmouth r. . i,w" wor im be IU B. Herrlck, County Survejor. The office of county surveyor Is nn of vast importance in Marlon county iur laero m niucn work to be dons in the way of road extensions and Im provementsparticularly the latter and only n man thoroughly familiar with conditions Is able to render th greutest service to the people as a whole and at the lowest cost. It n llorrlck has occupied the office of county surveyor for several terms and there Is no question that ho may re t n l 80 l,nK 88 hn may desire. In .w 1 '"BW 018 lualmcatlons for he orTlce are of the highest and res idents of the county generally have Implicit confidence in his absolute In tegrity. Mr. Horrlclr . ingly for more and better roads but X .k . " ws BlKUl 01 th0 Interests of tht tax pavers, knt-nimr k. . road construction at the lowest figure consistent with am cla.s work. He n !!?',S SU "?.on ,ne U8 the best " " occasiuns and In con aequenco Marlon cnuntv h.u "i... . amount of valuable conn.;. '" - which have coet the taxpayers con Parntively little when the'bemMlts a 1 "uelng are considered. M- Herrlck ?avir 'd eBgineer of ability and has enjoyed a wide exr.erlr,,,. n seekere went to other States where rights on a given stream upon the; K new law. a the purchase of a water right did not application of any water user. This visions of the Ca mean the purchase of a lawsuit. Tj' determination is based upon field adopted In 1909 lanions a compieie w- r - -."-.-.,,,-,,. Qorc nrlnr tn the nassaee code of law was enacted, which be-j test mon, taBe y . "u-.u. , 1" ,.;.-- slm- nroiect8 were inaugurated. During to secure a won "r d sion of streams pie blank form, which i sent to each j the past eighteen months stcen new is not supported by any constitutional date oi nearing. ueu a. u. c.auiauuu . ; nrovlalonV relatine to water but claims have been subscribed to un-!,een taken up by the State. The rest. Entirely - upon the pdtce power der oath before the Superintendent, ( actual cost will probably average, of the State to preserve the public, they are. after nonce, submitted foroO OO per acre and the total to over peace health and safety. ,th inspection of all interested water: twenty millions of dollars. Its enactment Is of as great 1m- users and contents permitted. In Construction work is now in pro portance to Oregon as was the mak-this way, accuracy of nlformation is gress on three Carey Act Projects in ing of the "Doomsday Hook", n ' assurtd- as self-interest will compel the Deschutes alley, which will 1085 by William the Conqueror, i ea(h water use to see that his' ultimately reclaim 200,000 acres, which was the fi-st attempt In Eng-1 neighbor's claim Is not in excess of , These werp begun under the ol dlaw. land to systematize land titles. ' tnat t0 which he is entitled. (About 45,000 acres in this district 'Ihe new law is an attompt to' Upon the evidence collected an have so far been reclaimed and sold systematize water tltlts in Oregon. order will be entered by the Board ni small tracts to settlers. Its enforcement devolves upon the setting forth In tabular form the State Engineer and the Division : priority, location and extent ot each It II.KO IS FAItVKH Superintendent of each of the twoi right. This order becomes effective M'.YliLY THREE BILLIONS divisions Into which the State has! at once and can be enforced by the been divided. County water right; appointment of a water master- It CMcrko, Jan. 2 The gross earn recotds have been abandoned In is later filed with the Circuit Court J ings of all railroads operating in the favor of the central office with large; for confirmation. If no exceptions j I nited States in 1910 was approxi powors. Besides a few miscellaneous: are taken within 30 days, a decree i niately $2,8.15,374, 551. Compared to provisions, this law is divided Into' must be entered afirming the de--date with the gross earnings of rail three main divisions, which will be termination of the Board. A water roads in previous years this is taken up in order: (1) The determl-! right certificate is then issued by the shown to be a record smasher, ex- Board to each claimant, based upon j ceeding the previous high record of tho decree. This certificate will be! 1907 by $214.08.5,772 and the earnings nation of early rights; (2 the grant ing of new rights; and (3) the pro tection of all rights when determined. Record of Development. Before discussing the law In detail, a summary of its benefits will be presented. to the water right what the patent! of 1909 by $227,197,972. from the United States Is to the land o title. The law operaes to make the! Deafness Cannot Be Cured. I 13 tarn Salem Steam Laundry 130-100 South Liberty Street Phone 23 Many persons find themselves af fected with a persistent cough after an attack of influenza. As this cough can be promptly cured by the use of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy, it should not be allowed to run on until it becomes troublesome. Sold by an dealers. CASTOR I A Fcr Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature water appurtenant to the land where i by local applications, as they cannot used. The fees, payable In advance, j reach the diseased portion of the ear. During the twentv-one mnntha in are expected to about equal the. cost I There is only one way to cure deaf- whlch the water code has been In ef- t0 ttle Stat8 of these determination?. ness, and that is by constitutional foot, 1110 applications have been! The experience gained by the BoarJ; remedies. Deafness is caused by an filed with the State Engineer for per- in ,ne first determination is carried I Inflamed condition of the mucous lln mits to appropriate public water,! t0 ttie nPxt stream, perhaps in anting of the Eustachian Tube. When where the estimated cost of the pro other judicial district, and their re-! this tube is inflamed you have a posed wonks will exceed fifty mil- port of defects in the law will be a I rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, lions of dollars. This appears to n-:valuable guide to the Legislature fori and when it Is entirely close 1, deaf dicate confidence of capital In these, further action. 'ness Is the result, and unless the In- new laws. It is in striking contrast' No light to the use of water from' lamination can be taken out and this with development under the old any stream can hereafter be acquired i tUDe restored to its normal condition, chaotic conditions of water titles. without compllanco with law. This!nearinS wi" be destroyed forever; The total cost of all Irrigation works insures a complete and reliable ! nine eaKps out of 10 are caused by built prior to 1302 within the State record of new rights, which is neces-! CiUarrh, which is nothing but an in as shown by the U. S. census, sary to promote the development ctjflanled condition of the mucous sur amounted to 2,100,000 and six mil- our water resources. The reliabiPy ; fares- lion dollars will probably cover all of this record Is further assured by, We wil1 6lve One Hundred Dollars expenditures between 1902 and the tho penalty making it a misdemeanor ! for any case of Deafness (caused by enactment of the water code. j to divert water until the issuance ot tarrh) that cannot be cured by It is proposed under these appllca-,a permit by the State Engineer This! Hall s Catarrh Cure. Send for circu tlons to use water for almost every ; of fleer has power to limit the amount ,,ars' freP- conceivable purpose, ranging from of water asked for. and to fix the'' F. J. CHEXEY & CO., Toledo, O irrigation, power and domestic, ,xo time within which the works must be I Sn,d b' Druggists, 75C. cranberry growing, trout hatchery! completed and the water applied to Take Hall's Family Pills for con purposes, and for the generation of .beneficial use. A permit can be , st'l)ation- oiT'v . , denied where the proposed use is a! oix hundred and two or unto mono .,.. . A iiran t . . Salem Sewer Pipe Co. Thos. F. McC.ilvray, city en gineer of Duluth, Jlinn., gives this testimony: Question: What deteriora tion, if any, has been noted In the case of cement pipes or concrete sewers, and how long have same been In use? Answer: None; 10 to 12 years. Question: What is your opin ion as to the relative merits of concrete sewers compared with brick sewers in the mat ter of first cost, efficiency, maintenance and durability? Answer: Conctete Is super ior in first cost, maintenance and' durability. (Signed) THOS. F. McGILVRAY. City Engineer, Duluth, Minn. Salem Sewer Pioe Co. I J 203 South Liberty, Salem, Ore. T MM out. wholehe.rtA.1 "?""" P-Ple won, w,i .Tlk'en',oJma H home among. , 9 ttc-MaBT:uthj;'nie PMr ' M or mouth itMl more han half nf :,. i. : X. ' Z .1,,. "u ' . ; Hvi'.iimujiuio pumic. ine iees payaD e to the 5?if P!i ? proper form and'state n connection with the grant $7? 160 67 tod; Vhe2PP,llca;tapaylDllnS of Pmlts are expected to fully d Iv'l letV Thh6 SUt9 .f0rv "jet 'he cost of adminlstnfion. Swm! wat It IJTn hy, the No rotect n be granted by nlif . n, ln 8ecurlnR a the State for early rights until after fhl f'ii8 PPro,nateIy $15.00, while they have been determined A sS MoliPald by a ffW large "lga-l determination on a Stream is final tlon and power projects brings the because it Involves all clalmn? average payment for each permit up New aproprians cannotcompU: canals forthe'lrrlgaUo? of SJIJ.?! Sen M " of lnitia" acres of arid land and tho develop-1 n" , , ment of 72,698 horse power also'm , klng water aPPurtenant to the construction of 64 reservoirs for' .P of use' a unlfrm system the storage of 690,270 aero feet of townshP P'ate fan be employed water, submerging when full. 30 180 ?r. reCordlnK determined rights, -o acres of land, all at an estimated cost . S y a few 8econds will be re ef $15.714,215.50 l. quired to ascertain whether a-given Of these 602 permits. 467 are for',r,liCf !and haB a vall(1 water right, original or new diversions and V Tnl3 Information will ultimately authorize the constru.-tion of 877' e publlstied fa tabular form for the miles of main canal for the Irritation iconvflDl,'nre of the WR'er user, the of 254,516 acres of land and th ' ; ProsPectlve investor, and especially ueveiopment of 60.551 horsepower - B EUiaa ,0 the Water master, at an estimated cost as summarized .0Be,d,lty 11 ls t0 distribute tho from tho permits of $S,7S,695 25 iWltor ln accordance with such rights For tha enlargement of fvlatinJ. hvn aU t,le riKhts on arjy stream' works, 71 permits have, been ' issued" ; , Hfn determined, a water mas A summary of these show the ul'i- ,, be BPPlnted, who car. be mate construction r.f 51.4 mll l . 'Palled out during times of scarcity to main canal for the irrlga'ion of 82 -i pr?tect.!in' water UBer- Tho head 245.57 acres acres and the develop-' fa'es,of a" ditches above will be ad ment of 12.047 hors power at an,luste1 t0 ai,mlt 0Ilv 'he amount of lowed by liberty to divorce. Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR! A JALiggett The Grocer 283 N. Commercial Street Successor to Craig & Taylcr. FANCY m FRENCH FEMALEl APILLS. A S.vr, Ckhti Riut For Sun-mutuD MttraT.urtN. NfVEA IN0WN TQ FAIL HuM Hut-1 H.-.-I. I H.iK. fn. t.i.n l.uar.tiiirt'il r Jiimr. K.riiDili-l, .-n. itp.,:n.t fi-r l."0 p-r Ihii. Will ft-ti'l thtfin on trlKl.b, be p.i.1 r.r J uave IDeio tell., jrour OKirr. M ids UNITED MtDICU CO., mXT, UNtmii. Pa. mint !rrtL mm wwwm wmmMHitr. Sold in Salem by Dr. S. C. Stone Salem's most poular res .taurart THE WHITE HOUSE We cater to the public who demand a good meal for a small price, Wm. McGilchrist & Sons. Xupnleon's Grit was of the unconquerable, never-say-die kind, the kind that you need most when you have a had cold, cough or lung disease. Suppose troches, cough 8',ruPf; f0d llver oil or doctors have all failed, don't lose heart or hope Take Dr. King's New Discovery. .iihiuq is guaranteed when used i Uood Tor nm V.n. .... . . . . --. , u, ,uug irOUD e. It I IS ,uj 01 nupeiess suf- Hard Wheat flour, per sack. . . $l.2.- Cholca Mixed Nuts, per lb 20c Xmas Candies, per lb... 29c and 13c Two lbs. for 23c Oranges, per doz...20c, 30c and 40e 1 "-"it nams per ID 15C Hams per lb 20c lbs. best cane Siicar . i n stubborn colds, Rice, 6 lbs. , .25c lerers. it masters Obstinate cotitrhs liu.h. i Renno K IKo -Ki'btK!!S5!!lII'k' th!8 headouarterV tor and certain remedy for all bronchial ? ect'onIav;'0c' 11-00. Trial bottle free at J. C. Perry's. .vour Xmas Groceries. The day after Christmas is the real i day of thanksgiving. w T",?, 1ies of Boyhood. I How delicious I boyhood. No nles n. E-nnil U-kn... .l".',:,"..u,si No. Prompt Delivery Phone Main 66 SaJem, Or tft . , . ' wove DU ' Whats changed?. The pies? j ItS VOU. Vm.'va . healthy Biomac";i ! estimate! cost of $1.259. 34y 00. I WRTer tc 'htoh paoh eh of ZC, Ty me n'KU,ar bow eis of boyhood. Your digestion u Wor and you blame the food what'.' FS? ,,A com toning patv,j. Electric Bitters nf ail ,s. L .? 'L-uui OtBes,innc, "'fenun or ai- entitled. Bowels v, Z ' ljlver' Kidneys, ' be en-1 vZZl I th.e-. . . Ty' restore J. A. P atterson's Gold Dust Flour 1 Mn.U' by the Ht DNEY tER Mnde U t FiwnllT Uh. Ask your grocer for It. Hraa and Ubortt lay oi honit P. B. WALLACE, Agt. i J Pair Ground Feed and Grocery All nice frcsli, bow Cioods. I o old ;oods to work oft. X 3 cans guaranteed Milk.' ...25c 4. 3 cans flne Oysters.. 25 t 3 cans String Beans 25 Choice Sugar Peas per can. 10c 3 cans holc Tomatoes. . .25s 3 cans Sweet Cra 2!c 6 lbs. No. 1 Japan Ric...25c 5 lbs. small white Beans., 2 pkgs. choice Carraata. Good Cider fer Mtice Meat, per gal 3 cans best Alaska Salmon 25n 1 gal. can choice Syrup . Bfla 3 pkgs. Quaker ornflakes 2Bc R.N. MORRIS! ,2Sc .25C .252 r. .... e. ."' -"i-" vv- nurh ..... " " r':inolr..P?rW 'u r1010 uy b en- your hnv',". ,.lD.ii restore .u.uvmii water wn be stored ' toe iaw makes it ,in,ln ; i'neuie ana annrecia .ju.uvmi acr.- nr i-,n,l of rt 10 uisiuro A hnnrirrota L . mn IV Knrnnua W. profeasloV;. 'T.?. young man. The taxjihyers in ay rest road work lll be expended in . most totlf factor, manner under0, n". uiinvisioc or Mr. Herrlck n,i tkoil11 .r.111 tor them th" W I'oshiuie uj build. A lone bandit who en in V I 1 i irmn nni., hu o - - mciATURFP. ' wv na "rung as Sauipaou. Monmouth -w,. k-"7t ChitUren am nt ..i- . Thta . on. of th. olSSt..- nd obed.eni . ?,J bi ib on. or th. oldest and n,n. lu,"u,,"B and o JUbl real ute flrms 1,'' tor Kvery M.nTia PuZ T V C D I? DCI A v7r tei X s P E P S I A th ? "Peratlng tof $5.70.17S.25or.bout $3.30irefn lwfu"y flos br the wateriS Per acre f,,.-.t ctn.,.i """ master. i gor. ii n , ' ,U1 applications file it, , tor, water, when released into 1 Sfl'hiivl i i 19'0' 8 total o "e naUlwl rhannf'1 f stream is ih . , PSl'J r b0"n nceilod.,,lM Protected by the water mwuj brtw fc,tsiwerUn.s 10 th0 publ,c he 0WDer Pled to dlrt an wi?. l ,t aK,,1,0 "PProprlatJon.jl ount less that lost in transit mint t ?,tllese ca for the develop- r "eepaKP and evaporaticn laosed inVon .. i,wa,,8e theso or the law Is priority of all renor'' la,il?s ?rS" : A flc.a. use f in.. it . . "i"r"N ii iso I- me oas 8 or the rirht ilcult to summav xa m. i .m,i n. ... : .. luS "snt I-?.? prow'8. abandoned are. in . " appropriation mad.. aS-Ur,"!" f .n of '?e time allowed in . . w.-vuiiuive in .ini. uroor is health, a- e your Strenirth .in.) cents at J. C. Perry's hiSesT ;ricesSh0PI,eJ Mrl' th. "vth new Fifty GRAY HAIRS BANISHED. nJh,h0'? 0t "sin S!,Se fr darken- ".v.wia usvn to hai uncn. or- '-- imir ac tn Won, - or mother, have white hair iu.7,,,. th n-iture, whew th.. w. , ,u ' ; ..1 's MiKTy the have in sicht u,a nm " L,"urul sesame manner as . l. 'v' "'v money "mubi aetermlnat ons. n able thH hl r 11 ls qui!e Prob- ,WaU'r right rtificate Is then Issued I IJer hoe-h?:i"n"&l. tent to which the : . " , i'jttuir lit ma v;.,.. air n hr nntna d ... imvwB taken imor r.. .. ! may hT h..n ., . v ."' k , utn applied to on ( f... .(. ""' viwk ; K - .. .mo .maun inr the r-urimnaa! ,ls nM tKto ,.. ". i uey win not knr.uruiu ""montni and brim. ni ' """""lontnent mi,.,. ,. mus .Da W1 tnrt . Krn.n--- J-T-.T u,r ier wonderful c., C I sixty-a x netltinn. ... J. iem ot public BUDerv .,7:::...,r,Tnsnl timber lands, find k. ,w.r"T"nout od I ' :ujuu'cat1'''1 of all water r!eh rCrkT .rc 18 wir-su Tr:,'a,L' ,BJ of Purchasers, than . I thT, ... " TP"" L?t stream, o . i h l'eJs!.norV look ' ,,7 '? d -year." ZJ'""!? 1 the eastern!. nn'J"' n, u ure r Business, i,Jt u.. e. . 1 " ",",u. uu J in have dark. of seventy-five, are fifty, o,,, "? ' to make a t" . , U9ea their hair Th . , aPp,y U to .IT I h,! U'a their hair soft a preDaratmn u... ,i. . . as it hnil . l. such making it, especiail beenn r1 iuT" . m. ""."vestments, and Di,t, l ness. nr other company. Thef 'J .jM . J"me McCune, o8 Mercer St . irn.i... . division l Tig Statu F tslon tax- pportlnu, prosperity ot prove -. -... nit-. or vexation , pessary surresreaulb;"' : ' y Jon. and can devote all ;tk. basis for ar. .v DJ. a as tewsiM to the arowln nf I - ---.v-i ilJtllL anuiii..n If la l - ona on 20 of these str. ,m rCZ' ' , 5'8ractory to the growing of crops. - : preparation will nnl mi. dniwirt. for tZ "Vnd ilOor'L 1,11 i' sent direct by tl.e Vrlth , Company. 74 Cortl.ndt gVv'. Cay, opo ceipt of price " e,r Iork . .. J General Supply Store 283 X. Commeiclul Street rhone Main 847 We are more than pleased with our holiday trade, and ful ly appreciate your patronage in the past and look forward to the new year with more vim, better prices and quality, Wishingyou all a prosperous and a happy New Year. I Phone 1407. t i I M t M HHMH"1'!1' Wi'l "HIM ' m f I . !,. l-i'-'.-.t........ rfj iWhwi'j i Celebrated Lear x Tww. The Best Heater It will gave you u--ey erery day yo own it. i pii , rt ngta1 tne beat Let me give you figure. See Me Akout an Individual lighting plant tor your home. The best thing In the market for coking and Ugntlng. A. L. Frasier Phone 135. 25f- State Etruet