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county-his everything.

county-his everything.
 In Georgia. Smith inveighed against the President and against the admin is6ration. In Texas, Bailey did like wise. The chagrin of Smith is ap- parently, obviously sufficient to cast a damper over his entire future ex- istence. But at that. the chagrin of Bailey must be greater.
 For Bailey's defeat is even more overwhelming than that of Smith. In Georgia, Smiths defeat was a personal defeat. In Texas, Bailey's defeat was rot only a personal defeat, but a dis tinct victory for his bitterest enemy the President of the United States It was a defeat which could not be stemmed by the great oratory of the Texan-and no more eloquent man ever spoke in the senate of the United States.
 President Wilson is deeply gratified He chuckled audibly when informed that Hoke Smith had run third in Georgia. It is reported that he laughed over the news from Texas.
 It is the administrations day throughout the south. it Is indicated There seems to be little question but that he President will be in power at the San Francisco convention. The best posted men in Congress believe the victory of the administration means the nomination of w. G. McAdoo. One southern senator goes so far as to express belief that the former sec- retary of the treasury will be nemi- mated on the fifth ballot. At that, President Wilson is not unmindful of his obligations to A. Mitchell Palmer, the attorney general, who Is making the Presidents fight whereas MT. Mo- Adoo is not fighting, and is even de- nying the people the right to ballot on his name. or otherwise involve him in controversy.
 There was nationwide interest In the Georgia and Texas campaigns. Had Smith and Bailey won they would probably have been able to sway other southern states. This would have meant the adoption of resolution in convention repudiating the President and his~ administration-jus as In 1S96, the democratic convention re- fused to accept a resolution express ing the most modest kind of commend ation for the Cleveland administra tion. In the defeat of these recalcitrants, the President finds his course justified at the hands of the people.
 In Georgia, Senator Smith. as a re-
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HEFLIN

Heflin. May 5.-(Special.) )-Late Sunday afternoon, at Fruithurst, ten miles east of Heflin, Ed Kerr in attempting to swing a freight train, had the misfor- tune to have his left leg mangled from was made in his forehead. The young man was carried to hospital in Annis-
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| ton. Late reports said that he was still alive.
 Sunday afternoon hail as large as eggs | fell here. Windows were broken put no damage of consequence was done.
 Later in the afternoon and in the even ing the heavens were constantly. In d flame of lightning. | Following the masterrD, appeal of Gov
 ernor Emmet O'Neal at the county court
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Bailey and Hoke Smith Will
 Hold Consolation Meeting
Wo of Presidents Bitteres Opponents in South Have Been Repudiated at the Polls-Both Face Eclipse
 of Political Aspirations
By HUGH w. ROBERTS

tne same DOdI,
 shortly after Senator Smith was re- pudiated by his people" down in Georgia, during which repudiation he lost his ward, his city. his county, his congressional district and his state ex-Senator Bailey went to bat in Tex as He lost his ward, his city, his
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house Thursday, 1t is expected that Cot ton Tom" Heflin will come to Heflin to address the voters here.
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Washington Bureau The Age Herald
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Washington, May 5.-(SpeciaD Ut en route to Washington for the spec fife purpose of communing with Hoke Smith. It is another case of misery loving company. The two men are in
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B|L|OUSNESS
 RELIEVED IN 4
 THIRD THE TIME
Treating the Liver Alone Is No, Sufficient -- To Get the Quickest Results Treat the Kidneys and Blood Also
Dr. Hitchcock's Liver, Kidney and Blood Powders Tone Up the Liver, Stimulate the Kid neys to Healthy Action, Thus Purifying Blood
A VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
 WILL NOT MAKE YOU SICK

When bilious, suffering with indigestion headachs, rheumatism, etc, your liver alone is not to blame. This upset condition may be caused by either the kidneys or blood, and the liver simply refuses to function out of sympathy.
 What affects the liver, also affects the kidneys and blood. therefore, the only way to speedily put the entire system back to it's normal healthy condition is to right the liver and kidneys and purify the blood with Dr. Hitchcock's Liver and Blood Powders.
 25 cents will buy large tin box. Take as directed tonight and it will straighten you out by morning. Guaranteed to please or money refunded.-( (Adv.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-03
REAL ESTATE.

$4,000. Very neat home on N. 5th
Large corner lot. rooms.
$4,000. Bungalow Of rooms; ce-
ment basement; garage. Handy ioca-
ton.
$2750. 6 room bungalow. q. front
Fine bargain.
$1,000. room house; barn; good
lot; fruit. $500 cash.
$4,000. Two blocks S. of post office
s rooms.
TRACT BARGAINS
$4,000. Better thana1s acre; room
house; good fruit. 900 cash. A snap il
there ever was one.
$1,000. IS acres; 15 acres cultivated
good buildings and family orchard
Complete with stock and equipment
$4,000. One acre; splendid fruit. 4
room house, barn. Adjoining city
limits.
$65O0. 26 acres; new. room bun
galow with fireplace. $4,000 cash, 10
years for balance.
+ $1,000. IN acres; room house
barn and several other buildings;
meat property. Good fruit.
FOR GENUINE BARGAINS SEE
CHAs. w. NIEMEYER
"Just Real Estate
216-216 Masonic Temple. Phones 100d
Salem, Oregon. 1914
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France Recovering
from War Set-backS

Paris.-"France is on the way to
recovery" Eugene Schneider, tnc
ironmaster told the delegates to the
international chamber Of commerce
at its dedicatory session in the Sor-
bonne. He supported his optimism
with figures on the reconstruction ol
the devastated regions. These showed
that 2412 factories employing 2sb
persons were operating in the in
Hvaded departments. This. however.
was compared to a63 factories em-
ploying ssS,ooo before the war.
He gave two general indications "
growing Industrial force, first, the
diminishing excess Of imports over
exnorts, with marked increase IN
the exportation Of manufactured ar
ticles and second, the increasing ex-
cess in various taxess over the re-
CENTS estimated by the government.
Reclamation Of the war torn Iarm
land. necessary to reduce the coun-
try,s onerous importations Of food-
stuffs. was said by M. Loucheur 20
he encouraging. He said the devas-
tated regions would produce TWO
thirds of a normal crop this year.
Several phases Of Germany's fan-
IRE to fulfill treaty requirements 70
France were stated by. M. Loucheuc.
He said that instead of the minimum
delivery Of one and two third MIL
lion tons of coal monthly, France
had received in seven months only
an average Of 171.300 tons.
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REAL ESTATE.
.REST RTTYS

\ acres all in fruit, close to Pa.
cific highway, miles from Salem
good barn. $4,000.
acres river bottom, Az miles
out; IN acres logans, some other
fruit. $4,000.
43 acres miles from Salem near
paved highway; 15 acres in cultiva-
stion,. all good fruit land; balance
timber and pasture; above the lrost
line. SIS per acre.
IL acres all in fruit, on the high
way north;s room house, barn and
other buildings; close to school, q
fine location for home. $500.
279 acres in the coast country, 6E
acres cleared and SO acres more ready
for the plow, SO acres timber; room
new bungalow. 2 barns and full lset
Of other buildings; plenty outside
range, a good stock or dairy farm
large lot Of stock and equipment
goes, price $4,000, easy terms.
\ 81. acres, good improvements, sc
cultivated, 81 pasture, 6 miles o.
good town, only $1,000.
-159 acres all in cultivation, all bot
tom, well fenced and equipped and
stocked; fair improvements, only
$4,000, easy terms.
7 room fine modern bungalow
large lot, fine fruit, close to car
must sell; only $4500.
.4 SOCOLOFSKY.
Oh C4ofa
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LOCAL
MARKETS
FOREIGN

Grain: Wheat No. / $1.90*2; feed
oats rs 5@80c; cheat hay $17@1S; oa
hay $4,000; clover hay $4,000;
mill run $50.
| Butterfat: Butterfat 6Oc; creamery
butter 59@ soc.
Pork. veal and mutton: Pork on
foot tic; veal fancy 21c; steers
l8Ac; spring lambs &c; cows 6hc;
ewes &c; sheep, yearling SC.
Eggs and poultry: Eggs cash 42ci
light hens zoe; heavy hens 24c; old
roosters 12c; broilers 24c over two
| lbs.
Vegetables: California onions pc,
sack $500; beets per sack 5000;
turnips per sack 1925; carrots per
sack $3.50; parsnips per sach
$3.50; spinach Ice lb; radishes 75c
doz; asparagus 15c; new potatoea
SC; bunch beets 45c; cabbage &c;
head lettuce 90c doz; rhubarb 4c;
lpeas SC; tomatoes $1.85; cucumbers
| $3.50 doz; cantaloupes pony $4.25,
standard $475, Honeydew So crate,
flat crate $1.75; watermelons 3Ac.
Fruit: Oranges $7@75O; lemons
l$5.25; bananas 12c; honey ex-
tract zoe; apricots SO crate; peaches
early triumph $1.65@1.85.
Retail prices; Eggs dozen 4Sc;
eggs dozen cash 42c; creamery butter
i62@65c; country butter sic; flour
hard wheat $3.75 @3.90; soft wheat
$500 @3.25.
LIVESTOCK
Portland, Aug. 8. = Cattle lower;
| receipts 3d.; choice steers $10-50@
11.00: good to choice $3.50 q 1000;
medium to good $S.50@9.50; fair to
good $7.75@8.50; common to fair
$3.50 @7.75; choice cows and heifers
$7.75 @8.25; good to choice $6.75@
7.75; medium to good 1915 @6.75;
fair to medium s475@5.75; can
ners s2.75 @4.5O; bulls $3.50 $50;
choice dairy calves $13.00@15.50;
prime light calves $1L50 @13.00; me-
dium light s9.00@11.oO; heavy s7.0c
$500; best feeders $7.50@8.00; fair
to good $6.O0@750.
Hogs steady; receipts "a; prime
mixed s18.o0@1S.50; medium $1.75o
1900; smooth heavy $14.50 a 1850:
rough heavy s12.o0@14.5O; pigs
$13.50@16.50.
:. Sheep lower, receipts 217; valley
lambs $3.50 @IO.O0; east of noun
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BARGAINS IN SMALL TRACTS

S acres all in cultivation; good
productive land, bearing fruit, ber-
ries and garden. Fine creek Of living
water; 4 room house, barn, etc. A real
snap. $4,000. Good terms.
IA 1-3 acres with acres in culti-
vation and in bearing prunes, logans,
garden, etc A fine place with all new
and exceptionally productive land.
Fine spring and nice little creek. Lots
of wild blackberries, black caps, ETC.,
in pasture; small house and barn;
miles from Salem on rock road; paw
led most of way to town. A bargain
at $4,000; prunes. garden and later
crops go to purchaser, terms.
MODERN Is ACRES
An excellent tract miles from Sa-
lem; new room bungalow with
beam ceilings, wired for lights and
are installing acytelene lighting sys-
| tenn. An elegant home and well ar
ranged; full basement; acres bear
| ing fruit, 8 acres evergreen black
berries and 3 acres strawberries 2000
gOoseberry plants in orchard. A real
bargain at $10,500.
| Wanted, fine tract Of 5 to 10 acres
with strictly modern house; must not
be more than $4,000. Also want
larger tract with strictly moderr
house and good income fro inland
will go to $4,000. We have another
client who wants fine tract of 20 tc
SO acres with modern house and or
pavement; wants it for dairy; moi
over $4,000. These clients mean bus.
mess; if you will sell your place, give
us your listing.
KINNEY & SMITH
/ fkcA AI<, 4.
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L. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE

305E STATE STREET
WANTED AT ONCE MODERN UP
TO DATE HOUSES
OR 6 ROOMS. PRICE THEM
RIGHT AND WE CAN DISPOSE OF
A DOZEN WITHIN A WEEK, AS
WE HAVE A WAITING LIST M
REAL HOME BUYS &
$4,000. Eight room, strictly mod
ern bungalow; choicest Of locations
s6500. East front, Z room strictly
modern bungalow; garage; corner
lot; desirable situation.
$500. Fine room house N. Com
mercial, blocks to bank; NE cor
ner. A genuine bargain.
s45OO. Attractive bungalow on e.
state. rooms.
s45e0. room strictly modern
house Except garage.) Chemeketa
and 14th streets.
$4,000. room house, partially
completed, with seven good lots; fine
fruit off N. Capitol.
s2400. room cottage, lovely
lots; fine barn; pleasant location.
$4,000. s room house; garage; close
in on Center.
$4,000. Strictly modern s room
bungalow on Broadway garage. $4,000
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HOUSE AND FARM BUYERS
ATTENTION

HOMES- 4t-s
A room modern bungalow with
every Convenience on s. Commercial
street. It's a beauty. $500.
A s room modern cottage, large
lot, fruit and garden for $4,000.
room modern house, N. gath
street, $4,000.
a 55t room modern house on Union
street, $1,000.
room modern house on 10th
street, $3250.
FARMS
46 acres, rs under cultivation on
river bottom, 18 acres in brush and
timber, acres on highway all in cul-
tivation, joining the city limits of In
dependence, with good room house,
II acres set to logans, 8 acres in straw
berries, some good family fruit. For
quick sale $4,000.
121 acres near Brooks, SO in cuI-
tivation, balance in valuable timber
good family orchard, first class farm
buildings, a model farm for $4,000
'25 acres with good farm improve
ments, logans, prunes, apples, cher
riess and pears, $4,000.
is acres, ~ in cultivation, 600
cords Of wood, unfinished bungalow
If you want to make yourself a good
home, see this one, it's a snap. $4,000
for. quick action.
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY co.
1928 Oregon bldg. aa l&lS n
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585 ACRES. Very best river loan
This is considered better than XII
ger Island soil. BY conservative
estimate there is sufficient hard
wood. timber on place to more than
. pay for clearing. Easily logged
there being an abundance OF VIII
lamette river frontage. 6 miles
from Corvallis. 3-4 mile off state
road. 2 " miles to shipping station
Price $4,000. Part cash and GOOD
terms.
PRUNE ORCHARD. Best in Linn
county. Al acres of land with II W
acres of full bearing prune orch-
ard Proceeds from the crop OF
prunes last year about $4,000. Es-
innate for this year is about $10,-
900, Modern house and nearly new
modern prune drier. Also another
set of buildings good house ana
barn on this place.
Price $23,500. Terms.
500 ACRES of stock, dairy or grain
farm. All tillable. 900 acres native
grass. 800 acres under cultivation
Running water. No brush or TIM
her except about A acres along the
creek. 6 miles from Corvallis. ga
mile from state highway 1 mile
from state highway.
Price $50 per acre and terms at
per cent.
HUGHsoN AND TAYLOR
1872 S. I'd st.
Corvallis, Oregon. n
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tain s11.o0 @l1.50; culls 1900 @S .O0:
yearlings ss.oo@Too; wethers $50
$3.50; ewes s2.25@6

tain 1.o0@l1.5o; culls 1900 "a .OO:
yearlings 5000 o@7oo; wethers $50
$3.50; ewes s2.25@6
Butter
Portland, Or, Aug. 3.--Cubes ex-
ira 50@53c; parchment wropped bog
lots SIC; cartons 58c: half boxes 10
more. less than y boxes 1c morsi
butterfat 54@55c +. o. b. station;60
@62c Portland.
Millstuffs: Mill run $57@57.50.
Hay buying price, timothy $2s,
alfalfa s25; grain $23; clover $21@2s
Poultry ana Ei9gS.
Portland, Or, Aug. 3.-Eggs sell
ing price case count 46@4sc; buying
price 44@46c; selling price candled
4SK50c; selected candled in cartons
I52@54c.
Poultry: Hens 2o@27c lb; broilers
20@27c; old roosters 12c; turkeys
nominal; geese nominal; ducks S5c.
Wheat: So. 20 soft, $2.25 hard.
bushel; barley feed $63 @64; oats
$65 OCT; corn No. 8 yellow $58 q 81:
scratch feed s87@88.
Chicago.
Chicago, Aug 3.--Sharp new ad-
vances in the price Of wheat took
place today owing more or less to sur
misses that European war complica-
|tions might bring about enlarged de-
|mand for food supplies from the Unt-
ted States. Opening prices, which
ranged from 2to higher with De-
cember s2.17 to s2.20 and March Salt
Ito s2.22 were followed BY moderate
further gains and then osmething OF 9
|reaction.
After opening SIS to IN higher with
|Septenber $1.3S r3-4 to s1.39 and De-
|cember $1.23h to $1.25, corn scored 2
slight further advance.
oats started 3-S to 3-4 higher, sep
tember 597-S to 10 and remained firm.
Provisions reflected the strength o.
cereals.
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l.. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE

Fl acres the richest Of soil: fine
room house, new; good barn, silo
large modern chicken house, fine
garage, all fenced with woven wire
best place in neighborhood. Great
berry land, 8 miles from Salem, sever
miles pavement, / mile rock. Pricet
very low $4,000, $500 down. A chance
| in a life time. improvements alone
worth the price.
room house, plastered. full base
53x166, modern; variety OF fruit, V
block from street car. Price $450C
| if sold soon.
X room house ON paved street, mod
ern with basement, garage, fruit
home. Price $4,000, terms.
room house on paved street, lot
60x110, east front and modern in
every way with full basement. All
built in features. A real home for
$4,000.
roo mhouse, plastered, full base
ment, bath, toilet, lights, city water,
has been built about years and close
in. Price $4,000.
Z room house, bath, electric lights,
hot and cold water, fireplace and
very close in. Price $4,000, terms.
5 room house, 4 rooms plastered,
good lot, toilet, bath. city water, good
garden and some fruit trees, all for
$3.50.
room plastered, small cellar, tot
let, bath, electric lights, garage, fruit
trees, " block from street car, $500
Restaurant, do you want to buy
one? if so, see us.
room bungalow, new, lot 65x125,
toilet, bath, fireplace, lights. city
water, garage, and if taken at once
lat price of $2100.
100 acres all good land, rs in crop
nearly all fenced, woven wire; family
orchard, room house and room
house, large barn, granary, spring,
well, running water. This place is
the one you are looking for. Price
$40, 900, terms.
16 acres close to Salem on graveled
road, near school, all cultivated, fam
lily orchard, bearing; s room house
plastered, large barn, ETC., only ST.
500, terms.
l.. A. HAYFORD
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SOMETHING REAL

20 acres in the best fruit district
in Oregon, surrounded by $1,000 an
acre land, five acres six year prunes,
loaded; acres gooseberries, 81 acres
strawberries. Now listen, there are "a
series of springs on this place that is
used to irrigate six acres Of this land,
which if set to logans will insure
you six tons to the acre, these state
ments will be verified by any field
man of any canning company in this
town. The price is $4,000, if you have
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EYECTJTOR'S NOTICE OF FINAL
ACCOUNT
r. p. Frizzell Estate

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned executor of the estate OF
J. p. Frizzell, deceased. has filed MS
final account in the county. court OF
the state of Oregon for Marion coun-
ty, and said court has appointed Mon
day, August 80, 1920. at ten o'clock
a. M, in said court, as the time ana
nlace for the hearing of objections TO
said final account and the settlement
thereof. -.
Dated and First published july
27th, 1920. .nv
AL. - Tvaoxrtuy.
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KINNEY & SMITH
469 State st. ground floor

IT won't take us. long to show a six
room modern house, two lots, barn
fireplace, east front Thi sis a good
buy and well made a good home
for someone.
We have some good strictly mod
.ern 5, s and room homes to show
They are well located on paved
streets. They range in price from
$4,000 to $500.
Let us list your property.
A. L. SEAMSTER REALTY co.
416 Masonic Temple. Phone 353. n"
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REAL ESTATE

not $4,000 to pay down, don't bother
me, if you have can show you the
best investment near Salem. 'Nuff
Sed."
M. W.. ROWLEY
305 State street. nv
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-6 room house with bath
electric lights, corner lot, east front
on paved street, barn and chicken
house, $4,000 half cash, balance
S15 per month";. See owner 1893 N.
Commercial. alS8
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS


Sealed bids will be received by the
board of directors of school district
No. SO, Marion county. Oregon un-
til D. m. August 7, 1920, for erect
ion and completion OF pupnc
school building according 70 pians
and specifications prepared by g. N.
freeman, architect, silverton, Oreg;
All bids must be made out on blank
proposals for the same. Plans ana
specifications may be secured at
county superintedel office, Sa-
lem, oregon, or from the architect.
K A certified check for per cen! OF
the amount must accompany pid-
The school board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Sealed proposals to be sent 70 MIS-
f. w. Wendland, clerk. district NO.
SO. r. F d No. 5, Salem, Oregon
BY order of the school district mo-
SO. Marion county, oregon.
It G COATES Chairman.
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Sealed bids will be received Dy tne
board of directors of school district
III n. m. August 6, 1920. for erect
ion and completion of a public school
building according to plans and spec
ifications prepared by c. N. Freeman
architect, Silverton. Oregon.
All bids must be made out on blank
proposals for the same. Plans ano
specifications may be secured az
county superintendent's office, Sa-
lem or from the architect j.
A certified check for percent OF
the amount must accompany BID.
The school board reserves the rigne
to reject any and all bids.
Sealed proposals to be sent TO r.
e. Rape, clerk, district NO. l4S' ~
F. d. No. 9, Salem, Oregon.
BY order of school board districs
No. 143, Marion county, oregon
A. WEINERT, Chairman.
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THE CHEAPEST close in buy near
Salem. 81 acres on the paved road
towards Silverton. AZ miles from
J heart of Salem, AZ acres in culti-
walton, 8 acres in fine timber and
pasture, Strawberries and family
orchard, modern house, garage,
barn, ETC. Land lays fine and in
splendid tilth, all for $295 per acre.
Surrounding land being held from
$50 to $100 higher than this.
M. w. ROWLEY
oor c,4o4a C+ NJ
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(Copyright, 1890, by n. g. Fishefs
Grade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. Ofdss
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tu.o ihADE-Good small house and
IN, M lots at 1890 Waller st. Look
lars over and write for particu-
- ~ 6ox 81, Newberg, Or. a1S5
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FIVE acres fruit land, IL miles from
Salem, 4 miles to cannery, Pacific
highway, to exchange on home In
Salem, near carline preferred. Box
SOL, Dallas, Or. b188
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GOOD BUYS

GOOD BUYS
IL acre tract located on rock road
close to Pacific highway, acres of
IA year old prunes, big crop, crop
goes, balance cultivated, 2 acres To-
gans set last spring. Price $500, $3,-
500 down, balance 4 years 6 percent
interest.
acres Of Bearing italian prunes,
located on main highway 3h miles
from Salem, crop goes. Price $450O.
9.81 acre tract all cultivated, good
road and just fifty rods off the Pa
cific highway, good prune. strawber
Try or loganberry soil, fine location,
good building site, 4 miles south of
Salem. Price $2S00.
1 acre good soil, small house. Price
$500, $500 down, balance SIS per
month, 9 percent interest.
61a acre tract located close in,
brush and timber land. Price $1,000.
100 acre farm, 11O acres plow land
balance timber, house and barn.
Price $50 per acre.
5 acre tract Of good soil, room
house, hot and cold water, bath,
barn, fruit. Price $4,000, $4,000 down.
HOUSES
room bungalow, two fine lots.
paved street. Price $4,000.
5 room bungalow and two fine lots
, located at 346 Richmond ave, gar
lage. Price $4,000.
room house located on paved
street, south Salem. Price $4,000, ST.
900 down, balance terms.
room house and two fine lots.
Price $4,000.
Fine lot $50 by 100 feet, fine bear
ing fruit trees, small house, south Sa-
lem. Price $500, $500 down, balance
$500 per year, 6 percent interest.
acre tract, 5 room cottage, cleo
trio lights, good street. Price $4,000.
w. H. GRABENHORST & co.
275 State street af ms