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LOAN COMPANIES.

Webb and Joseph A. OHsre. 70 secure Ellen c
Hebb, $500. months. per cent. lot IS.
Columbia Heights-LauTG Irvine 20 B. Francis saul
and Walter E. Hilton. 10 secure Harry VI. Ellis,
SEQ, years per cent, seni-annually, lot y.
block q
Square 2G3-Aug1ste Allaire et ux- 10 William J.
Flather ard Upton II. Riden0ur. IT., 10 secure
John N. Jones $780, years, peE cent, SEMI
annually part original lot l.
Peters Aiill Seat and square 3se-FredeTick Bex ct
ux. to James A. Toomey and John D. Brennan.
TO secure Katharine J. Brennan, S4090, years,
per cent, semi-annually. part Peters NH Seat
and lot B. square sS6.
Brightwood Park-Ernest W Shoots ct ux. 70 DiIer
F. Croft and Chester C. Croft. TO secuTe Diiier
B. Croft. Se65.7l, monthly payments. $50. per
cent monthly lot ., block II.
Square s6f-Emma r. TableI q vir. Edwin H. 10
William II. Yerkes. j.. and ". Spencer Arm
strong TO secure Hannah A. Yerkes et al. exec
utors. $500. 3 years. ; per cent. seTi-annually,
lot 81
Square 2Se-Bernard J. Lennon 20 John B. Laner
and John A. Hamilton. TO secure the Washing
ton Loan and Trust Company. s3ol9, years .
per cent, semi-annually. part lot T.
Brightwood Rsrk-Alioe B. KiFiian et Vir EdWard
J.. to the Washington Loan and fT1lst Company.
to secure the Equitable COOPERATIVE Building
Association, $50, lot z, block =
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Aug @-SUGARLThe local market Is
hoLnlnally steady and unchsnged. Centrifueal. ss-
s, SSS muscoyado, ss-test, 33s: molasses sugar.
Ss-test. 300. Refined sugar was slov Of sol So
slthut important change in prices. The idea Is
thst prices will not Be lower very soon.
SAfAL SIoRES-Spirits turpentine was steady
and unchanged at 59lk for macbine-,nade bsTTeis
hosin was steady at AS for common to coed
strained, Tar was firm at 6.25 for oil barrels At
01sSISn SPIRITS turpentine was steady at 56iGa56
BUTTER-Receipts. g i05 packages. The market
Is iirn ana higher on creamery specials which ara
selling at HaSl- Extras ara strong at 2fs. with
steady
EGCS-Receipta. ls.53s eases Little, # apv.
change can be reported on the highest qualities.
which are well sustained by continued light offer
inss. Western fresh gathered extra frsts 20a2.
MILL FEED-Stesdy: fair trading. Spring bran.
lea-pound SACKS. to arrive 23-35; middlngs. $50;
city oTan' 2N, IN bulk; Westezn red dog, 2s.lo to
arrive
Fb0UR-Firm. More demand. Spring patents.
ksas.S9; spring clears. s5oass5; winter asraighs,
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Aug 0.-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head;
estimated for tomorrow 1900 head; market steady.
Prime beeTes, 555a7.S5; poor 10 medium, 4SOa5 50
stockeTs and feeders. 265a5l 10; COWS and helfers,
260a5. 20: Gamers L9la2.50: Texans, 225a4.90
H0GS-Receipts, 1900 head; estimated for to-
morrow $500 head; market &c lower. Light. 5s5a
6-35; rough, 59oa555 mixed, 560a6.25; heavy, 665a
605; pigs. $50
sHEEP-Recei2ts. I,OOo head; estimated for to-
morrow, ls.010 head; market l0c higher. Native
sheep, 3.25a565; Western sheep, 325a5.70; native
lambs, 5.Z5a7.50; Western lambs, 5.25a7.5.
New York, Aug 0-OATTLE-Reeeipts, 90
head; nothing doing in i've cattle; n0minally
steady. Dressed beef slow. City dressed native
sides, s1kalOls per pound; extra beef 81.
CALVES-Receipts. 50 head; feeling steady.
Dressed calves frmer at s5salS for city dressed
veals. and 7al2 for country dressed.
SHEEP AND LAafBS-RcceiDts. go Sheep
quiet and barely steady. Choice lambs a t-ife
steadier; Others 15a25 lower. Sheep, 3.51a5. 50
lambs 7Soss05; two cars; choice sas s.; culls 800
HoGs-Receipts, $500. Nominally weak on Buf-
falo sdYice&
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-EHtra, per cEt-. $50; butcher. 45oa5.oo;
common. 250asO0; rough. L50aZ00
HOGS-Per ewt. gross. 6I5al-0; ordinary. per
cWt 600as.0
SHEEP-Clipped. so; common. 2o0a2io
LAMBS-Spring. choice I; medium. Ga.
CALYES-Prims, per h. Z; medium, 81; grass,
4sf4
COWS-PTime, fresh. each, 40ooa5o.0; common,
% n0ag0 %: old and dry Gooalo.0o
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ao5als winter clears. ss0a45o; straishts. slaais0

lo9a4Z; winter clears. S4oa4sO; straights. 4l0al9O
clears 3l0a3e0
RYE FLOUR-Trade quiet; inactive; 460a5.lO.
CORN MEAL-S,eads; trade inactive Kiln dried,
for export. 330a3 90; coarse meal, In bags llal9.
HAY-Fim: choice grades saleable. Receipts. SO
tons. Prime timothy. LZ5; No. l, Laal25; No p
L85aIl0; No. ,. 90as5
sTRAW-Steady; fair inquiry. Long rye, 60a65.
BEEF-Steady: fair business Family. D.5Oalioo: !:
packet 1l09al2D
PoRK-Fiun; moderate dealings. Mess. ls0oa
Is 25 family, 1900.
TALLOW-Easy; slow trade. City, in hossheads,
6A.
LARD-Quiet; active. Prime Western, so; city.
$50: refined continent go; South American. 1000
refined Brazilian. kegs. Il40; city stearine. los4
oleostearns nominal; New York sl5; Chicago. sss.
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DAILY COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, August 20, 1SO79
DISTRICT COURTS.
Equity COurt No. I.
r-cTTNr CTATEnDn

Jones vs. District Of Columbia; order pro c0nfesso
Complainant solicitor. J. l. Peyser; defendant
solicitor. L. II. Thomas
Waite vs. Waite rule to counsel fees and ali
m0ny. Compliments solicitors. Wilson & Barks
dale; defendants solicitors. J. Wilmer Latiner and
Leckie Fulton & Cox
Tarben vs. Tarbell; pro oonfessO against core
sp0ndent Complainant's solicitGf ". J. Lambert
Oautt IS. No0nan: amended order Of publication
Comnlainaut's solicitor. W. II. Ellison; defendant
so.icitoT y. +. Downing.
IN re Edmund g. Bell tlunscJl rule return2ble
September = lsN. AtIuTey z A. Fennng.
Allen vs. WEIGH et al sale decreed Complain
ants solicitor. c. Maekey; defendants solicitor, z.
J. Ryan.
McEucn ys. McEuen; defendant sdtudged in cou
tempt Conplainant's solicitor, G. F. Fits; de-
fendant's solicitors. L. P. Harlow and E s. Lusby
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TOBACCO TAX INCREASES.
Weed Adds Much to Revenue Of the
Government.

The internal revenue receipts for the
hrst month Of the new fiscal year showed
an increase of a,52S,S60 over the same
period last year.
The total receipts from all sources were
szASzS'SZS. The biggest increase was In
500, go.
AoOacco came second as a revenue pro-
queer Increasing the revenue from that
source over last years returns 500. 7.e1a
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IaxEHuifs.

No. ig7F ". Sugar v. National City Bank Of
Washington; damages. S50a Plaintiffs attorneys
" Gwyrne Gardiner and Z. y. HoTeweIl.
No. s974s. MansOuT Samaha vs.. Aulick Palmer et
Rosenberg.
No 1919. Mansour Samshs vs.. Aulick Palmer e
al bond. $500 Plaintiffs attorneys, Wolf &
Rosenberg.
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E. W. Crew, OF Heary Clews & Co.
anticipating a raid on the market by
the professional element, owing 10 the
tenor OF Secretary Taft's speech, the in
side interests sent in large number of
supporting orders. which caused much
better opening than would have been the
case had the market been left to itself
The situation. politically and financially,
Is bad, and 1t is not a good time 70 get
| loaded up with stocks even at these
prices. The wise man will tighten his in
debtedness rather than increase it
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JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Estate Of John DALEY; guardian ad Htem sp-
pointed
IN re William B. Richards e al: Charles ".
Richards appointed guardian; bond. $50 Attor-
ney Nelson Wilson.
Estate 0f Moses Berman; guardian sd Item sp-
pointed and letters Of administration granted 70
Sophie GewiTtz; bond s. COZ Attorney. Joseph L.
Topper
Estate Of John Hayes guardian sd Htem sp
pointed.
Estate o. John Fall0w; letters ot administration
granted % CrandaI Mackey and Raymond 3.
Dicksy; bond. $50. Attorneys. CTandAl Mackey and
Raymond B. Dckey.
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NV York. Avg. Sl-WHEAT-Higher; fair de
maId No l Northern Duluth. 10 arrive. y cents
ovel September. T. o. b.; No. l. Manitoba. L0l. E
o. b.; No. Manitoba. 10 arrive. sssz. T. o b
No ?. red T. os b.. s5: No 2 hard. f. O. b.. s.
No macaroni So. T. O. b. ; No ? Inacaroni. sIik
sales. s. loads. mainly No. Eed and No 2 hard
winter
CORN-Stronger; retariing trade. No. 2 elevator
e. Nc. 3, 62+ Z o. b.. August, e2iz No. 2. yellow.
o. No 2 white, ga f. o. b. Exporters took si1
leads
0ATs-Quiet Elevator prices: No ?. white. sgn
No 3, white. g.; No. . mixed 59ls
Prices of futures follow
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or no encouragement OF a change OF
heart, it showed no indication Of a dispo-
sltion on the part OF our government to
run to extremes. This speech was fol-
lowed by Mr.. Rooseveit's at Province
town, and again We heard much the same
thing. Taken as a whole, the two speeches
were neither Of them as radical as many
feared they would be, judging by the
late utterances by other members OF the
Cabinet and the market from that time
started gradually to improve. The sup
port does not seem to be Of the best
character, and We fear that most Of the
buying has been covering OF shorts inter-
ests. If the market is strong for a day
or two more, l would SELL as we are not
out Of the woods, and il will take long
while to clear away the debris and
wreckage which has been created in the
past ten months"
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ROAD SAVES TWELVE MILLIONS.
Pennsylvania Profits Through Sell
Ing stock Holdings Last Year.

New York, Aug 2O.-The Pennsylva-
mia Railroad apparently saved Sl2,000,0l0
by selling part of its stock holdings last
summer, says the Wall Street Journal
to-day IN q special article on the COM
pany's investments in other properties.
The Wall Street Journal places the
probable proceeds of the sale Of stocks
at S62, ,174. and points out that az pres
ent market prices the same stocks, II sold,
would not yield the Pennsylvania more
than $50, 0,0O0,O09, hence the saving Of over
So, ,O09Oo0 by making the sale last year.
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Bankruptcy Court.
sTAFF0Rn

IL re Jerome A. johnson; hearing for discharge
set for September l.. IsG. Petitioners solicitor.
y. ]. Lambert
IE William J. Zeh Company; order instructing
receiver Petitioners solicitor. Z. Il. Thomas
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MERGER PLAN APPROVED.
stockholders Vote TO Consolidate
New Jersev Trac4fon Counaafas

StockboIders vote 10 COnsoIidete
New Jersey Traction Companies.
Newark, n. J., Aug. 20.-The proposition
10 consolidate the traction companies af-
filiated with and controlled by the public
service corporation. operating in North
Jersey. and which, 1t is held, foreshadows
a combination with the big traction in
terests, headed by Ryan and Belmont in
New York, was carried at the meeting of
the stockholders held here to-day.
Court proceedings are hinteG at 10 block
the proposition TO transfer the public
service corporations business 10 the New
York flnanciers.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

sales-Regular call Z O'Clock noon.
Washington Railway common. 80 az "a, 80 at 34A
% az 8. % at s. 80 at s5iz.
Washington Ralgsy preferred. 50 at 73. 90 at 5Zls
% az 721. 30 at 73 50 at 7z5a.
Washington Gas. 10 at 20. . At 691k
After oal-Washington Railway Is. s1.oco az 7sss
sl.ec1 at 79A
Potomac Electric S. $500 az T21s.
Mitchell Mining. . at rs 3 a. rs, . at rs. 50
at is, % at l7g
Washington Gas 2 at 69ik
The following are the closing quotations on yester
days stock exchange:
COVEnN-AfuNys
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Mechanics, Lien,

John T. Boyle " Helen II. GTeenlees ct a.. lots
; and (, Dent & Douglas subdivision q "Linthieum
Estate" S.&6l2 Attorney, Jchn L Hargroye.
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Equity suits.

No. IT5 Tie Buck stove and Range Company
70 The American FedeTatiOn Of Labor e. al; IN
junction. Complsiaants solicitors J. ]. Darlington
and W. c. Sullivan.
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.


Stock Exchange was confined to the com
mon and preferred shares of the Wash
ington Railway and Electric Company.
Washington Gas, Mitchell Mining. and
some small transactions in the public
utility bonds. Had 1t not been for the
revival of interest in the railway shares
it would have been the dullest day Of the
summer months.
Those who visited the exchange on
Monday received an inkling that there
would be something doing" In Washing
ton Railway common. which. up to that
time, had been quiescent for several
months. Actual sales OF the stock did
not come out until yesterday. Last
Thursday the common stock sold ar s3
the low level for the year. Yesterday $50
shares were sold at "a up to 355k. 1t Is
assumed by those who watch the market
carefully that the railway stocks win be
the center Of interest for a while.
The bull movement" in the common
was attended by a counter bear assault,
on the preferred shares. They sold 10
the extent Of go shares from "a down
to 721a. L
Washington Gas suffered a small de-
cline on little sales. apparently none Of
the stock being ready for delivery at
prices below 70, nor were the brokers
anxious TO buy at that price in the pres
ent condition of things in the money
market
Opinions on the New York Market.
C. Bowie Chipman, of E. R. Chapman
& Co-"After showing strength in the
first prices, to-day's market became ex-
trenely irregular and feverish. In anticI-
patton Of the Presidents speech the
market steadied somewhat, and upon its
receipt showed hesitancy and a desire to
sell off. but almost Immediately became
stronger. Without entering into any dis
eussion Of the contents of the speech. its
immediate effect on the market seems 10
have been slightly beneficial. but Il seems
to me the greater part Of the buying
during the afternoon was for the pur-
pose Of covering shorts, and fail to find
any appreciable increase in either the
inside support or the outside purchases
On any let-up on the short covering. or
upon aggressive selling, the market will.
in my opinion, again sag off On the
other hand should the short covering
movement continue with sufficient force
to carry prices OF the leaders appreciably
higher than to-nights, I would sell
stocks"
Benjamin Woodruff. of Post & Flagg-
This morning we read the much-taIked-
Of speech of Mr. Taft. This was a strong
exposition Of the attitude of the admins
tratlon, and although it contained ilttIe
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21
Criminal Court No. ?.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States FS Paloucci time % lie transcript
extended 70 September 20 Attorney, Thomas c.
Taylor.
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MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished BY Irving K Farrington
& Co. members Of the New York Produce Ex-
change. Frank c Kingsand. manager, 09-ll Bond
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. CHAIRMAN 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipman. manager 1901 f street northwest
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New York. Aug. I-Closing quotations Of United
ltafrs rnEfrrront hnnds.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by E. r. Chapman &
Co. members New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chiunan manager 1901 street northwest
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Notes on Mining.

Sells cents per share.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-21

Benjamin Woodruff. of Post & Flagg-
This morning we read the much-taIked-
Of speech of Mr.. Taft. This was a strong
exposition of the attitude of the admins
tration, and although it contained ilttIe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
Gould Road Opens.

Wellington, o., March 5.--ThC
Lorain and West Virginia railroad
the new Gould, line between here and
Lorain giving the Wabash four lake
ports for handling the immense traf-
nc between PittsbuTg and the lakes,
opened today for traffic. This line
is probably the most important link
connecting the Wabash railroad and
the lakes and means much to Pitts
burg shippers. A syndicate was or
ganized TO build the road, which will
be turned over to the Wabash today
The line is 30 miles long. and has
been build at an enormous cost ow-
ing TO the large amount of grading
and. heavy bridges. II is a single
track line chiefly for the handling Of
coal and ore between the lakes and
The manufacturing concerns in the
Plttsbrg district. Passenger service
will eventually be established which
will become an important factor In
he handling OF trafic In and out Of
he Pittsburg district.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05

er. land in block so, n. Sa-
lem, W a ........... 500
L. B. and j. II. Reeves to II. G.
Epley ct al. lot Z, block 5,
Salem ............ ..... z0Ou
Nellie Vossen to Mary f.. Cole
ct al, II acres. s,
W, W d ............ 10
Frank Austen 10 Lizette
Schaekelford, lots1 and 2,
woodburn Ffuit Farm, W d $3.50
J. and G. Zolner TO VIM. Ramp
ct al. W " block ], Robt.
Halzgarigs' Add. Mt. Angel,
W q ..s....... LOW
David A. Mckee TO Mifiin
shaner, 31.51 acres secs 27
and 2S IS, W, W d.. 2363
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
saved Her SONS Life.

The happiest mother in the little
town OF Ava, Mo-, is Airs s. Rupee.
She writes: "one year ago my son
was down with such serious lung
trouble that our physician was un-
able to help him; when, by our drug
gist's advice / began giving him DR..
Kings New Discovery, and | soon
noticed Improvement. kept this
treatment up for a few weeks when
he was perfectly well. He has work
ed steadily since at carpenter work.
DR.. Kings Discovery saved his life. "
Guaranteed best cough and cold cure
by J. c. Perry. druggist; soc and 81,
Trial bottle free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
Fnmous ItalIan Playwright.

New York, March 5.-Gabriel
D'Annunpio, the Italian playwright,
author of THE Daughters of Jorlo'
and other modern dramas, most of
which have been made famous by the
acting of Elenora Duse, will be pres
ent at the opening performance Of
"The Daughter of Jorio" which will
be produced by Southern and Mar
lowe tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
How 20 Remnin YounR.

To continue young In health and
strength, do as Mrs. n. +. Rowan
McDonough. Ca. did. She says;
Three bottles OF Electric Bitter'
cured me OF chronic liver and stom.
ach trouble. complicated with such
an unhealthy condition OF the blood
that my skin turned red as flannel
am now practically 90 years young.
or than before took Electric Bitters
l can now do all my work with ease
and assist in my husbands store. '
Guaranteed at J. c. Perry. druggist.
Price soc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
SALFM CITY COUNCIL
{ conilnued from paee threel

Confined from page three).
not well framed. II gave the com
panies chance 10 retaliate. Th'
ineqnity OF the ordinance was thai
81 did not deal with the matter In 3
fair and equitable manner
Mr. Low said insurance was very
high. He paid as high as Sl5 per
$1,000. Rates were 80 high now they
could not raise them. They had not
paid enough TO help support the fire
department They do not pay enough
for the privilege of doing business
here.
Mayor Rodgers: Il agree with
you there. Mr.. Low"
Mr.. Frazer said they had told him
at Portland that they would not re-
duce rates n better fire depart
ment was put in.
Tho mayor closed the debate by
saying that he was moved 10 veto
the ordinance because the nat ratio
OF $50 was unjust 70 surety, plate
glass and accident companies. In
surance risks we're based IN part on
the linceae fee and II would certain
~ raise rates.
Mr.. Jacobs said he was not quail
hed fully 20 vote aud asked 10 be
excused. Members objected. On
roll call no explained his vote. by
saying he favored a graduate tax on
insurance companies lie voted aye
finAily.
-Four noes and nine ayes resulted
IN sustaining the ordinance. The
noes were Downing. Churchill. stolz.
oreenbaum, Waldo. The rest voted
nyc.
Tho resolution providing for
charter commission was adopted.
A petition asking that present
auctionoers license be not repealed.
Ordinance TO issue t2i42.4s South
Commercial street bonds was pas ,ed
Dayne moved TO indefinitely post
pone ordinance on auctloneers. Lost
Resolution by stolz directing city
attorney 20 prepare ordinances and
charter for publication. Carried.
A resolution authorizing purchase
Of three teams and wagons 10 do city |
work was ruled out Of order
After hearing number OF com
munications and requests aud petit
tions TO open Pine street, asking bids
Cor a road grader. the council ad-
iourned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
DR.. KUN
Wonderful CHINESE DOCTOR

Win treat you with Oriental herbs
and cure any disease without operation
or pain.
DR.. Kun 10 known everywhere in
Salem, and has cured many prominent
people here. He has lived in Salem
Tor 30 yeras, and can be trusted. He
uses many medicines unknown to white
doctors, and with them can eur.
SAtArrA, asthma, lung troubles rheu
mAtism, stomach, liver, and Kidney dis
eases.
DR.. Kun makes speciality Os dropsy
Aad female trOublsA His rsmedis,
cure private diseases whsA sverytAias
slse fAils He has hundreds OF ts.,i.
moAiAls' aud gives consultation frse
Prices for medicines very moderate
Persons In the country can write 70,
blank Send stamp.
IL 200 want some extra one tea o.,
Il from uA
DR KUN BOW wo 90.
le' soniA High street. salsm. or.eon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05

Mr.. u, ~ Walker editor OF that
spicy Journal, the Enterprise, Louisa
Va. says, Il ran nail In my foot
last week and at once applied Buck.
lens Arnica aalve, No Inflammation
followed the Salve simply healed
the wound" Heals every sore. burn
aud skin disease. Guaranteed at j.
q. Perry. druggist, zoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
Jefferson Davis Centennial.

New Orleans March 5.--At a
meeting OF the Jefferson Davis Mem
orial association last night Il was an
nounced that on June 3. 1905. the
corner store OF a monument to IN Q
memory OF the Confederaey's only
president would be laid in New Or
leans. The monument will cost $685.
OOO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
II. S. Gile & Co.
Wholesale Groecrs and Com.
mission Merchants

In the market at all times for
dried fruit and farm produce Of all
kinds.
SPECIAL
We have for sale a few apple par
ins and slisins machines; equipment
tor = lArse dryer; win make a low
pEieA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-03-05
TRANSFERS IN
REAL ESTATE


The following real estate trans
fers have been placed on record II
the Office of the Marion county re
corder:
8. G. Kightllnger 10 William
Bennett lot 7. block IL Geo.
Jones addition Salem, d csc
c. A. II. Fisher and wife 10
J. c. stapleton. et al. lots
I. 2, "a. 10, 10h. II and
~, block 6, First annex
Riveryiew Park Add. Salem,
a d .............. 1900
w. NJ. and II. E. Stout TO w.
+. schuller, 30 acres I los.
r3w W d............. 1000
A. r. and V. NJ. Janz 10 w. A.
and II. Lichty 10 acres rs.
W, &c d............. $50
Burial Ground Assn. No. to
w. on. Mendenhall. s u OF
lot 20, d.......,.. 3
TO- a G. II. II. co. 20 Prior
OF Benedictlne Priory OF Mt.
Angel, X ofne Y. sec 3S,
t7s,r2 g, e,qc d...., 22S
a. w and q. A. sutton 10 u.
E. and O. E Brown. lot
and y lot 2. block J..
Myers addition 10 Salem.
W d ............... so
". r. and A. r. Marcus 90 A.
L. Brown, lot 1, block SS,
Salem, W d .....,...!. 2S3
l.. and o. 70. Krausse TO n. n,
and NJ. Fleming. land I'm
block "a Salem. W d...... 4
l.. ". and q. Grassman TO Nick
serres. i6 acres. 8 SRI
W, .,,............. 100
J. l.. and NJ. V. Johnson 10
Nick Scores, road way. qcd 4
Nick Seeros et ux TO J. l.. John
son. land In Marion county.
q q .ssssssssss
- - h'hNNh " VA W EA'u
Dontel, 10 acres 3 SRI
W, W d .............,. sac
IIortense Henline 20 +. n.
Payne. lot ?. block s. Mil
city, q c q ............. 100
r. II. Payne 10 Curtis Lumber
Co, lot 2, block 3. Min City.
q q d ,.......,....... 100
4. d. Gardner ct al 20 stayton
wohen Mills. sec 10. 9s.
1 ", W Il ......,..,...... 600
A. D. Gardner ot al TO Stayton
woolom mills. land IN Stay
ton. W q .......,.....,, SOC |
.eander brown ct ux 10 Stay
ton woolen Mills. land In
Stayton. " a ,..,.,.,... zoe |
Iohn Mielke ot ux go stayton
Wooden Mills. 40 OF an acre
Ia Stayton .........s. A2b
iary E. Wieke to &, n. Street