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36TH YEAR
SUM, QBECOS, MONl.uTlTOlUKU 2.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
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ABS
... "
m for coNsuMPnof iscoveM
Greatest
Medical
Discovery
Berlin Physician Discovers
Certain Care for Consamp
tion that Performs This
Miracle in a Few Weeks
droit Chrlslmns Gift.
4 Discovery A serum, one lnjec-
tlon of which kills every tuber-
culosls germ In the victim's body
and lminunlzesealnst the dls-
ease.
4 Discoverer Dr. Fred erlch
Franz Friedman, of Berlin, phy-
4 Blclnn and author. 4
Peneflclarlcs Every sufferer
In tho world from the "white
plague."
Cures to date More than 1000
patients. Every patient treated
cured except those in the last
4 Btages of the disease. Many vie-
Urns whose niombers had rotted
away made whole within a few
weeks.
Cost of treatment Very small.
Cultures for mora than a dozen
treatments can be prepared for
less than 1. . '
Supply of serum Enough al-
ready on hand to treat every tu-
berculosls patient In the world.
The germs, obtained from the
turtle, multiply so rapidly that
one small vial sent from Berlin
will supply enough for all Am-
erica.
Credibility of discovery Lead-
ing German physicians accept
cure as positive. Trained Amer-
lean newspaperman Interviews
patients and goes on record that
he cannot help but believe the
discovery Is the greatest Christ-
mas gift to the world since Christ
came to earth.
A Cure mid Preventive.
Berlin, Dec. 2. Complete and abso
lute cure for every victim of tubercu
lrsls unless he is In the very last
sshigos of the "white plague" Is the
Christmas gift to the world announced
hue today by Dr. Frederlch Franz
Friedman, a young German physician,
who claims to have 1000 cures ready to
display to the scientists of the world.
By only the. simple Injection of
a serum gained from the turtle, Dr.
Friedman says, he has Immediately
killed every tubercule In every subject
so far treated, and maintains that
every single case In which the lnjec
tion was made has resulted in a cure
save only those whose vitality was so
far gone as to leave physical recovery
an Impossibility.
Two weeks ago Dr. Friedman as
tounded German savants by declaring
In a public conference that he had
been successfully treating tuberculo
sis for two years. Many of those pres-
nt admit that Friedman has conquer-1
'd the scourire and several German'
hospitals am already turning over
their cases to him.
Realizing the Immensity of the news
x ....
10 me world at large, uie iNupeiuc.
Frl7. Acetntlnn rAnresentivtlve in
Berlin, W. O. Shepherd, at once lnves-
tlgated.
Enotitrli for tli World.
.i.. . .in" nr
iy ireaimeni is very o"i"
1'rledman told Mr. Shepherd. "One
lnjcction of the serum usually drives
U signs of tuberculosis from the sys-
t I have lived in a world of aston-
Ishinent for more than a year. I have
seen men, women and children wno
were doomed to death made perfectly
fcole again in the space of a few
v eeks
But the greatest wonder to me
Is that the serum Immunizes against
tuberculosis like vaccination against
smallpox."
Do you vaccinate as In smallpox!
the physician was asked.
"No. 1 onlv Hv ah Inlectlon with
yrlnge of the same serum that I use tendeni - n bacii in the today anu ..
for patlenu. A slight local Bwellln he daw. !dcnce
follows, but no running sore. I have prison within ft
-
hlrlkc nt Eugene.
Eugene, Or., Dec. 2.-FollV
ing a cut in their wages from
$2.50 to (2 for a ten-hour day,
several employes In the construe-
tlon departmen t of the Portland,
Eugene & Eastern railway are
today out on strike. The strike
wag culled by J. p. Morgan, fin-
uncial secretary of the I. W. V.
The men want $2.no for a nine-
hour day. The strike may reach
formidable proportions. '
produced enough of the culture to sup
ply the world for all time, for the
germs multiply very rapidly. I have
treated more than 1000 cases and have
not lost one except In Instancos where
the vitality was so low that nothing
could save the patient. Of course, the
cure does not restore lost lungs or
tissues. It only kills tuberculosis
germs wherever It encounters them." .sentatives, and Senator Paeon, presi
Answertng queries as to when he I dent pro tern of the senate, sounded
would send his serum to the United j their gavels at noon today, It marked
States and as to Its cost, Dr. Friedman the beginning of the second session of
sold that representatives of Bevornl the C2d congress. Immediately nfler
American Interests are en route to convening, the senate adjourned, out
Berlin and that tho question of Amcr- of respect to the memory of the late
lean rlglit.3 will not be settled until , Vice-President Sherman and Senators
they arrive. He said the treatment
would be Inexpensive and that doses
would cost less than $1 a dozen to
manufacturer.
Cure Is Immediate.
The speed of the cures, according ,
to Dr. Friedman, Is remarkable.
"It takes only a few weeks at most,"
bo said, "to cure the average case of
pulmonary tuberculosis. The serum
seems to kill all the tuberculosis germs
within tho body In a very short space
of time. Hemorrhages cease, wounds
ln the lungs heal, fever disappears, .rrjncle" Joe Catnon, Illinois ; William
The patients Immediately regain their A Rodenberg, Illinois; N. B. Thistle
appetites and nature begins building lwoo(j minoU; Nicholas Longworth,
up again what the germs have de- Ohio; John Dalzell, Pennsylvania; E
stroyed. I give no diet or other treat- p Crnmpacker, Indiana; William P.I
ment. The only thing I do is to inject McKlnley, Illinois; E. J. Hill, Connec
the serum with a small syringe Into tcllt; c x. Sulloway, New Hnmp-
the buttock or the arm. I
Reporting his interview with Dr.
Friedman, Mr. Shepherd, who Is a 'necticut; F. D. Currier, New Hamp
tralned newspaperman, well able to ghre; ri, Wilson, Punnsylvnnla.
detect frauds and quacks, goes flatly Congressman John Lamb, of Virginia,
on record as believing that Dr. Fried-' wag the ony prominent Democrat de-
man's discovery Is the greatest Boon
!n medicine the world has known.
Cures Are Miraculous.
rsl with many pa-
1 " . . ...
ii.itl n dlinuhnnl HflW H 1HJV.
lltUUl, BUJO OHW""--- ' ,
entirely cured, whose leg had rotted
-i t ti,o hln I saw men
away tt.rn.-ni. w ...... -
who had hemorrhages, nlgtus suea s
fever and had been In hospitals, who
cured within a rew ween -
... . .. i.
had been
and had returned to work after only
... i.,iin i liu t drl who was
one iiijvi;liui.. c- -
born tuberculous aim nu
rr.tted away during 18 years, who was
cured by one treatment in four weeks ,
I saw clean-healed scars on hands, on gonator Elm no()ti of Npw York,
arms and necks and bodies of clllldr('n lannolince(l in the senate the death of
where once had been terrible and sup- vlce.presUlpnt shonnan and Senators
posedly Incurable tuberculosis sores. ,, Rayn,,r. Aftr adopting
These patients and many more told me r,e80lH(ong ,.)t sympathy, the senate ad
of their marvelous stories. Any one p m
who has seen what I have seen here i ()f Ul0 ,,,. wag per-
mnst be convinced that Dr. Friedman ' Committees were appointed
has given tho world the happiest
Christmas - except one - that the
world has ever known."
WILL MEET TO Vf . c
HOG CHOLERA EPIDEMIC
It Is probable that In a few days L.
. oveort
Chanln, iarm ..m.cB
' . lsgue a call for a meet-
of hog cholera,
the 8CUSBlon
. ... . o,.iem.
I h,nr t,aa become prevalent
I In counties adjoining Marlon, and tho
, . considered momentous.
.. ctnto
, ln t,19 Vaney. "
i- .i. .ailov State ei-
, , r P M'irel has informed Mr.
erinariui. .,..
. that he will address a me.
!of stockmen Interested a , -
I annh meeting is called h'
lieic,
...mi i,
i . ., Mr More,
II 111 I".
n,o n oCKtneii mr" ..
. che( BpCaker for the ocpm .oi
,TtW,a for the prevention oi
chief topic for d'9'
dgPIl3e vm be the
CUB9ion.
Skipped from thr. Pen.
W,h only a month of ' L.. n, " - '
. unserved, Robert Sullivam
seinc'ic-3
". . , state nrlson.
ear
ths trusty barner at ... -
ly this morning
j llioi 1....0 , - .l.,p
, and the officials have no clue
prUon
!o his whereabouts. . ,,,
- ,na iwn aeu"
, suinva.. niijtenipiea i bolt(1
sent iu r -.
-.,tv His tempt"
a year ago "T' Uperin
a offense was
attempi- --e-
... .oM this morning that
. ( .H.xnn CM 111 LI1IO Mi"-" -
Congress
Again in
n
session
Gavels Fall at Noorfany
Big Ones Will be Missing
from Both Houses When
This Session Is Ended
UNITED MUSS UARKD WI11E.1
Washington, Dec. 2. When Sieaker
Champ Clark, of the house of repre-
Heyburn, of Idaho, and Rayner, of
Maryland, who died during the recess.
The passage of the annual supply
bills probably will be the most Import
ant task to come before this con-
Kress,
Then the senate must dlsposo
of the Archibald Impeachment case.
Many Ulg Ones Out.
With the epd of tho fi2d congress,
many prominent members, mostly Re
publicans, will be retired, having been
dpfpated ln the laBt eiPCtlon. The re-
mpml,rs he house are
shire; G. W. Prince, Illinois; H. O.
Y0,ingi Michigan; J. Q. Tilson, Con-
feate(j
Changes In the Semite.
Among the retiring senators are;
Henrv R.
Burnham, New Hampshire;
' "
Crane, Massachusetts;
'"''
Simon Guggenheim, Colorado; Jona-
D""u"
nrn. Orecon
Norris Prown,
Montana: H. A.
ni ... T?obr
Robert J.
KlCmM UHUIl, ivii." " "
Gamble,
South
Dakota; Shelby M
Cullom, Illinois; F. O. Prlggs, New
c T
Tersev
J. W. Pnlley, Texas; ;vi. j.
T-nolulnna: T. II. Paynter, Ken-
' Watson. West Vlr-
irvMni tha, the house
wp,.e ra,lv fr business,
I ,)d afwr (hi, the house adjourned al
1:10 p. m.,
out. of respect to me me...-
ry of (jeCPMed men
?
mbers.
Notified.
The galleries of both houses were
eo.l The dCSKS 1U
t. . t. Iw.iian n.'iH'P
" ' .
,ded with flowers, noucpo-i,
barred from thenate n . Minn''' 1" lng Wells ollU iat. s
S1xt,-six ".., L ,J.,,teL, first clerk, ..ll Mrs. Amney Da-
when
Senator naron .....e..i .;
to order.
cantor Jones, or n..M.".-
. ' .nnnunced by Senator
to... ... " , ,e
woikb. ... v-
l , ,.,..i,iai,le reasons
presem. om u
Illinois, and
o.,i.ir-a u ciiu, m
WPre
named to act
t0 , the
.,, v to
..,,..Ji,l..i,t that congress
'l . .le.
motion pi"
..... ,,ia if.o:igi-.
r-c . , ,,, f Masnchu-
s -i . wl ,Iay ,
setts that the senate Hi
ll a.mi a'1"1'""'
stmi is niiv, hi t
MY FUR IHE PIV
.r were again
TU)se regular custon
. . , .i.ia .Morron w ,e
n . eev
,l,hilM,oll,ieu u... - the
nbled up to
.lie ironc
iporluniH a"'' Rl"
1 en.m drinking
.
. A I. ,.i
nip
- Kvery opting
Id
' orcount or me r"--1 -
on accou. ,n ev
. J nnrv B
drop was
evl-
Sii) lie Kidnaped ,.r.
Portland, Or. Dec. 2. The kid-
naping of his ex-wife to avoid
the payment of a month all-
lnony Is the charge which Is to-
day placed against Hen IX Hols-
man by H. P. Taylor, father of
the missing woman. The divorce
was granted the woman three
weeks ago after Holsman had
been twice arrested on the charge
of beating and choking her.
.
New Club
Growing
Rapidly
The new Commercial Club Is rapidly
getting Into shae. Already a long list
of names, the leading men of the city,
has been secured, and there Is a heal
thy and steady addition to the number
ever)' day. It is desired though that
there should be at least ,'DO members,
and it begins to look as though this
number would bo secured without any
great effort. It Is desired, however,
to get the club on Its feet, and in
working order just as quickly as It
can be done, and to accomplish this
those already Joined are urged to car
ry on the good work, by each calling
their friends' attention to it.
A live commercial club, with the
whole city behind It, Is of the utmost
Importance, and tbftt now organizing
wishes to have every hustling wide
awake citizen as a member.
If you have not already signed, do
so at once. Tut your shoulder to the
wheel and help make Salem what she
Is destined to be, the best and biggest
Inland city In the Northwest.
The Women
Get Busy
and Vote
From every indication up to 2
o'clock (bis afternoon, the women will
have so fur cast a larger number of
votes In the different wards than the
men. In several Instances, the wo
men's vote was nearly twice as large
as that of the men. It Is evident, how
ever, that the ladles remained at home
this morning and completed the house
hold duties before casting their votes,
as but a few ballots were called for
before 10 o'clock. It Is also noticeable
that customary to calling time and vis
it liu.' the ladles are swarming tho
..i..o (l,lu iifiernoon and IHior
!
1 "ing 1' .
man is having a hard time to
fast nis i
vote. No preference Is being show n
the ladies, however, by the judges, and j
voter must accept his or
every
turn. ;
in Ward No. 7, Mrs. Amney David-1
,.ast, the first vote. Mr. Davidson
sen
dropped !'
four minui
r I lot In the box almiit
s after S o'c loc k wtn n the
wits ooc.eil. For the first time in u.e
. ... w;irJ Ills,, w lH,ly
. .. P ,,, ,nU.r
; , Kecond clerk. Oil
vidsoti Is ac ting as secc.iu ,
. . , . ... ,i.,..
paid;
i vi r
lorv a lli''K inao- J.eo,'.
some fine roi:..llni-nls to
lady i ffi- !
dais thi-' aft' - "on,
v,.ry e!le :"i,t in Hi"
saying th'-y were
.ir work and as a 1
r cl.-rks than the;
i
Itoss M'Kiies lias
wliob- l!.:idr ll""'
men.
! ward Mm
th
,ne -I loll oi lieing
i ,an vote r. .Mr. '""'" ' "-v 'w hi, ,. ..... mm; or '
;i few f.ihUteS lifer til'- POIM "I" " i ,.. ,., f . . c-.t In,.-.
abo. The women In tb's ar. are. jfl)!i ,,. k.
.... ,..r v., e
voting e.ii'.!'.y as si rone a ih- "!, s, ,,..,,.r ,,, u, bolim
,,os-ihlv outnumleerlng the male vot . , ,rn M,,,,., .,y tl
, oVI. k t!.M iifterno'.io
A. K. K
I l.nll.S 'lie 'CM e " I
.... .elm? ti.e fir t woman
s vote In Ward
.'(. About
t one-third of tin- voce-.
women. und the r.ffi
nitewac.
I .,rt.
I" . .,u d
lar t?i-y "ti"-' '
e c; It B "i '' - i
!a large r nun
,le r lids af'erpeion
...
i
... vo 7 vrs. r.tiini" "
tne"Voi,:an's Stiff rK '''
first vote In that ward. MrWcb
.... .!...., ni.r.,r,"i
(Continued on page 4 )
Conferred
Red Hat on
Cardinals
Pope Pins X Today Confer-
red the Red Hat on the
Last Five of 18 Cardinals
Created a Year Ago
iwiTUi rm:!,s u:ahi:ii kiiik 1
Rome, Dec. 2. A public consistory
of the sacred college,. Pope Plus X,
to day conferred the Red Hat on tlui
lust live of the IS cardinal:! created a
iar ago ami who as yet had not re
ceived this final Insignia of their rank
as princes of tho church.
Besides coufcrrlnf the red hat on
live cardinals, the pojm elevated Arch
bishop Carlo Del llornlg, of Vlsprun.
Hungary, to be a cardinal.
The the Included thrive Spanish car
dinals and two Austrian what tli.'
time of their elevation to the sacred
college. November 27, lull. Instead of
coming to Koine to receive the rl
U
berretlo and to the red hat at
nanus ot mo pope, nan the lornier
.onferred by the king of Spain and the
emperor of Austria, respectively and
tinan iiu uit.ul iliu i,.,,,,,,,,,,. r I',.,,.,
Plus before romlne for the latter. The
five were:
Ciliiseppn Maria de Cos Y Macho.
archbishop of Valladolld.
Antonio Vlco, apostolic minzlo to
Ihe court of Madrid. I
Franclsc(, llatier, archbishop of 01-
mutz.
Francisco Nagl archbishop of Vlen-
Ua
Knrlc Almarez Y Santos, archbishop
of Sevilln
Cntll the last moment It had also
l.,.ll nvnei'tial thill I llA lw,nil Wllllbl nil.
liounce the oonslslory the elevation to
the sacred college of Monslgnor Men-
iles Hello, prlnuite of Lisbon, what at
last fall's consistory was creatisl a
cardinal "In pectore." To have an
nounrwl his elevation at tills time,
however, would have neressllatcil IiIh
recall from l.lsbon, and I'opn Pius Is
believed to have preferred that, he
should remain at his xst until the
plesent rolllllot between the chinch
and slate In Portugal becomes more
settled. I
V Scene nf Splendor.
The ceremony was carried out In ,
the roiislstorlal hall of tlm Vatl'an
with all the simp and pan'siilry that
has marked the papal functions for
centuries past.
I The three sisters and niece ,,f the
I pope, dressed In the simple bbnk of,
their peasant CO.itlimeS. VVele given llj
Isprrlal tribune, at Hi" orders of his ,
!l,lliiess. next.
to that of Ci" Human
nniiiiity.
1'receiling the public consi torv tie
t. e new' rardlnals ue-t in the S: t' n1
chapel, lend In tie- presence
Plus and other dignitaries
I'.
of Ho
i of ll,.
jc hiirch look the oath as prlnc
holy liomnii Catholic ill i rli .
linn.eclialely afterward ti.e apal
cortege, was formed and tlm pro'
hIoii be gan to the roiisl -.nn Inl hall for
tin public rereu.oiiy of conf rriiig the
reel hats
pope Plus was home ino. the coll
sistorlal ball shoulder high on the
.edla V ! la." "Is entrance w.i.-'
,,,,...i..,i v iih -. burst c.f nor I'' from the
fi'iiious FIMiii" c iioi" and b'
hi stem eel tl.e pejl.lill' al lib
thiee n bol l be "i ' 'd-
I ol!ow:ng 'le .eaftu' c,r '
.111,.
U.e
,1,0 Ihroti- c l,a:r i- ecu n.
,. .; red loibge. all III te.
' f s oi
f'.
!u,,e of tie ll niek ,'''
I f
I . .1
ring
He
1 1 . iiowinir Ul. th- f
.anlli.ab
ell.ljK-l. lip
, f ,t ll.'
rlereil ffUn !
SVirir
r, ...wl,.., I tin. threef.e, I
fei'
i ,.t bis hollne J. ttn tl tils nano aire
I
rwevi-d tlm pent!
a I sii
:n ret ii in
ll to.
Th. n ac tual Imi-.slng of th red hat
occurred, thu nai.o l at N-ing f"r
all five. As i' h of the new cardinal.!
knell at tb tl of lit bi.lln-s lb"
lattr placwl tli Ut for a brt- f m-i-
i
4 4
Miip mi the Kuril
4
San Francisco. l.v. 2. -The
Chilean ship Comity of l.ltillili- 4
govv, carrying n erevv of 2T, men.
is on tlie rocks otf otter Point on
llio Wes) coast of Vancouver Is-
land, according to a dUimtch re-
celved hero this afternoon bv tu.'
marine evehanue. Tim hi,- n..i
ran aground during the night
and it Is said little hope Is en-
tertalniM of saving cither the
crew or the ship.
44
uvnt. upon their heads. Htd repeated
In ljitln the. formula of Investiture.
Sltj-Onc Ciirillnals in.
With the incising of the hat for the
last time a tltial embraeo of Ids holi
ness by all the cardinals, both old and
new, took place, the pope remounted
Hie gostatnrlal chair, the papal cor
tege reformed and tlui pope, mill be
stowing the apostolic blessing, nas es
corted from the throne room bilncii g
the public ceremony to a cloi.e.
Immediately afterward, howcier
another secret consistory of the fa
end college was held, al which Pope
Plus performed the ceremony of "op.
ruing the mouths" of (he the new r.r
dinals, thus giving tliem full power to
laillclpale In all ,,f the councils of
III" sailed college.
Tim ti n it 1 elevation of these .lie car
dinals brings the mi iubcrshlp of the
college to lit, mil Including Moiulgnor
.Mcmles Hello, of Lisbon. Since Ihe
t
" '"- ""'
' 1,w ' ' '"a "f ,h"
rl" " " g''-i ai lomii r isner ill i o-
snei-eil I'lill..!,,
, , ., . .
logne, ( ardlnal Siiiiiuiuksii of .-iiistrl.i
anil t annual Coulllii of I1 runce- have
died, leaving Ilia present fonnniioii tf
the sacred college with ;u llallan car-1
dlmils and 2" foreigners.
M.titsiiim lit ( (Miri.ms
OK WATKII SI.IIVM H
Tho first formal complaint to lie
fl!.,.l ,, ,,.).... 11... ....I.O.. . .illol.... ......
I ...... ,,..in-i nil- imiiiiii; inn,,,, n
vIbI" fll,,l l,,,llV l Hit ffl'' "f
the state railroad coniinlsHlon by the
l,f Marshfleld aKiilnst the Cisis
. ,m " ""'r 1 "
The plaintiff charges thai the water
furnished the city Is unsanitary and
that the system Is luiue,iiale to serve
the city, either fir domestic purposes
or fire protection. A bearing Is nuked
for In the Immediate, future.
You Don't Buy Clothes
for a Dummy.
You Buy Them for
Yourself...
Ami then, la n illl'f.-1 !..
Uok very f.ne em J i j i r . r
micliiv poor . It l He
aie .,. !ni ..i t. 'HI i ' J'i
H' . I, or 1 1 1 -, I a man t bat U al
g, ,.,. f r an', ii.iio' i ei ' ii'"'" i'
H,l, mildly fill our none. .m w H
im i in iei unlet l' !' .1 1 I'.
Th" clo lieu aie of M'.o'l fabibs
h, unison . In l .1" aiel -t.,-.r-
nt liny pile ei. And ' ' b :..!
w,l the holiest, I ; lllf'll and I
t lib.
loiy
. !mi
I his lle-lll. 1 Ifl Hi.
ar.
M" win. w ...t
lie V , . V 1" IM'I all V
I ' ll ,
Inv
0,
Bishop's Ready-Tailored Suit
$12.50 to $25.00
OVERCOATS,
RAISCOATS,
l,f W',.,e
ll. lit, I f
,o.U
Salem Woolen Mills Store
Places a
Mortgage
on Jiant
Salem Water Co. Gives Trust
Deed for It's Entire Pro
perly for Consideration oj
J330f000-Pcoplc Guessing
Can v Ing with It an apix'srance of
a transfer of property, a "trust deed''
conveying to the Continental and Com
mercial Trust ami Savings Hunk of
Chicago, a mortgage In effect which
envois practically the entire valuation
or i lie pium oi uie miichi water coin
pnny has been tiled with the county
re conler.
That til ore la something of vast liu
porliince npiH'rtalnltiK to this traim
action Is the belief of niiinv conver
sant with the local water situation lis
It stands todav. It is stipulated In the
il I that In o imilileratliiii of the uioii-
gago accepted liv the eastern trust
company, the Salem Water company Is
In receive a loan aggregating ;',;Ul,Oou,
,, further stipulate,!
I In the articles
, a,cr compaav Is to Issue
bonds In the , of a like amount, to
I Mi iieineii'il ll. I III' liuiciNOiei in fiuou
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IO II IOMI lioeii'i on, Mil.) iiiii lie til
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original inorlgage, tho water company
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in ,,i in, I, lie, ill nn lint ipiui n.iin i,. ,iei
tnisl company an old moi l gage unpaid
amounting to $ l,',,nno,imo, which win
given In ttio year 1S92. According to
tlm documents now on file, the eutlrn
obligations ii ivv borne by the Salem
Water company totals .l7r..Ooi.
Include All Ihe Property.
Moiitlomil lii thu trust deed as sure
ty Is every piece of property, both
persunal ami real, poss'smcil by tint
water coinpanv, together with all tna
chliiiuy, buildings, lands and fitin
chlHeM, Speculations are running rife as to
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$10.00 to $25.00
$1.50 to $25.00
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