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Newspaper Page TextHHhMHR3B9IBlaS . .si V ji i.,- '..73K"T -TWT - .i TT rtsaflPrst" ,jA -w , rfjt 3IWW(SI wiii." - O V A ''WW , -""WpRT i(.' fcfv SW L!.'. 4 r.f fic SEWING NIACHHi FROOl perfection and artistic beauty. more friends "amenc: the sewing love with it because of its superior work, stitching of any machine on the market, latest attachments go with every machine, JUJUftty' . gflES!Pii There's Heat R.M. Greenbaum's Dry Goods and this week: Lace Curtains, 2 1-2 yards long, 50c pr. Lace Curtains, 2 3-4 yards long, 75c pr. Lace Curtains. 3 vards long. 40 In. wide. Sl.OO pr. Lace Curtains, 3 1-3 Bed' Spreads, large size, 7 5c eacn. Bed Spreads, Marsailles, worth $2.75, for $1.85. Lace Striped Hosiery, at 25c pair. Corsets from 2 5c up. Shawls, Fascinators, 2 5c up millinerv in all the latest stvles. Buckles. Cabashone, Feath ers, Tips, Winjjs, Birds, Pom-pons, Velvets, Felts, Ribbons, Laces, etc. You'll find this department strictly up-to-date, first-class in every respect, and Greenfcaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Postofflco . Curtains and m I HOUSE Hill GO 308 Commercial St 'Store at Salem 35SB5H2! Grass Seeds 3JStW0tev i fm Feedmen and 10 Court Street. ;Clem&; Zz Priedrna-ns ; On y ! Only a short tints left, and those who will take advantngo of 'tho oloalug sal will savo money In 'buying overcoats, suits, huts, blankets, '"dtl'gdodi, imdorwoar, notions, ribbons, Jnaes, embroideries, olo., at private ealu Only, flat a inovo on If you want bargaluo. Como tqsSQ7 Cununerolal sti-oit, where Frledinau'a goods wants to talk to you. You will not go without them, If you have tho article Friedman wants. .Choice Strawberry Plants Call at Journal olflco and flot new cataloo of fifteen best varieties. Ex ra bolM hand-layered plants at $2.00 per hundred, 30 cents per doxen. A vrv fine lot of'p'a"1 ' VVHwn, Sharpies, New Paris, Maooon, Defiance all reliably tested vaiietlea that will orow laroo quantities of berries at 10 per Vundred, oenia per doxen, E. HOFER, 'Salem, Oregon. !S2SSRS ES $25 UOP. W&havcairJii Lken ihagciirj) SfeffWSW ii nil - " ... , Paragon, Machines Inthem you find the highest degree of mechanical machine- madev has Dressirakes are in Not a world. It does the finest A full set' of the (cvmitljQfEo When you want It and JiiHt as you want It In Cole's Original....... ' ' Air-Tight WoodStove s On a windy day tmrllcularly the heat docan't go up tlio chlinnoy. Tho patented draft and absolutely air-tight coiiBtructlon of tho stove explains tho heat-producing and bent-giving points Wade &; GO.;:. DOLE AGENTS. Millinery Store Bargains for yds. long, 58 In. wd. $1.75 pr. reasonauie prices. 302 Commercial St. Carpets.,., The most meritorious lines ever shown in Salem See our Art Squares and Rugs. and Albany. Next to P. 0. 3H 55SH3KHHCS! Wo hnndlo only tho best grado of seeds, end have only frouh soods lu stock. Our prices nro tho lowest In the stato. Cnll or wrlto for tlipnn Sporlal prices on largo orders. & WLhttc Secdmcn. Salem, Oregon. Sale at THE rfflUU JtniBML Member Northwest Afternoon , Newt paper League, BY HOFER BROTH ER8. Dally One Year, $4.00 In Advance. Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance. Dally by Carrier, 50' Cent Per Month Weekly One Year. Sl.OO fn Avance. TAXING WALTER FRANCIH8E8. Kd. Jeurnal: ltf shall Hip people of Baleni Insstow the.'r bh.-eslngs upon the Board of KquAflza.'lon for rutting down th J5O.O00 &.sesmnnt to the .iltnnco of v7r..ot In the matter of tax Ing a $800.(1(10-water ditch? 1b a ques tion not being very much discussed. The auction of Why Jt wn out down In a bit inofo luipbrtant to' the taxpay era. Itntlier stpange the .county lluds It eXptidliUlt Jtt) TOmfrpUllHe' a lefiltl mate) la'X. The valuable water fran chise has escaped taxation for years, and should now bo willing to pay Its rfhnre of the taxes. It rmps all tho benoilts accruing to a right wnleh hns tho entire Mold without competition, llnvo wheat quotations In Salem boon lower Inan In the surrounding towns because of this monopoly of .water power or not? Uy what right Is a com promise risked? Are wo fardvar' to mako tho poor man pay the taxes? . Moitra Water. The Journal understands that tho valuation or $50,000 first put on the water franchlso was tentative, and for tho purpose of bringing up the whole question and securing a re-ndjustmont of values. Home $S0.0i)ii or 130.000 was added to tho value of dlfforont proper ties along tho water ditch, wo are In formed, as a result of tho agitation. Thero Is no doubt but that all such milling properties aro assessed too low, but thoie In somo urgumcut In fa vor of that. Moro unproductive ami unopornted factorlos and proporty, that Is held for pleasure or speculation, and gives no employment to labor. Is often vnlued ridiculously low, when all theso mills that are operated, give constant employment and are the mo and en tcrprlso of the community. The rail roads In Oregon aro assessed at one- flfth to one tenth of tholr nutual value, while tho tarms are assessed at ono- third to one-fourth. Who doubts that tho rallrouds aro tho moro profitable of the two? In an Intorvlow Tom John son, of Ohio, has this romarkablo state ment: "Mr. Ilnnna's railroad In Cleveland Is assessed at only 0 por cont of Its actual valiio. Tho Toledo street rail roads aro oven worso, for their assoss ment Is only -1 por cont of tholr vnluo Tho steam railroads are assessed an average of not ovor 20 por cont of their nctunl value. Tho farmor and tho small householder pay, as is shown by ofllclal figures, on an assessment whloli ranges from GO to 100 per cent of the actual value of tho proporty. The cap ital stock of hanks Is by gonoral ous torn nBSossed nt GO por cont of Its vnl uc, although the law reiiulres 100 por cent." o CAUSATION. Causation Is ever a fruitful field for speculation nnd Investigation. Tho why and the whorefnro nro ns entortalnlng today ns they woro conturles ago. The ancients amused themsolvos with cau sation. The moderns dream away their lives contemplating It. Heal facts con cerning this .vltul question are scarce IdWis, beliefs, notions and conjecturos Mil tho nchlng void of many a human life. Home of tho ninny, (shall wo term thum fortunate?) have an end of their hiimnn exporlenco, without tho agitata Ing moments which cmuo with awalc nnliig thoughtH from tho lethargy of sleep Into a wakeful reality. Those seem penceful In their dream. Tho question uf causation Is settlod for thorn. Rut, for you nnd me, tho facts only unravel thomselves Into questions and Interrogations. Limited by tho de caying senses we cannot hope to reach out Into the beyond with any degree of certainty. Advancing humanity has found the eye of little help In solv ing the mysteries of tho honvens. The telescope brings the ohJecUt whoro the oy can see them. ie telegraph, tho teltiphone. electricity, bring tho great er possibilities In sound to human comprehension nnd adaptability. The nr Is only used after the telogruph tins done Its work. The speech of man would die out unheard, hut for our con vejunces of sound. Man has but ono fatuity which Is greater than nil the models of clay he tins mado tho fet ter loss mind, tho fluid of thought. We go far and nccompllsh marvels in our mental field. We govern all about us by the use of this faculty. Wo aro prone to think It the causation or all. Absorbed In commerce nnd trade tin! superficial world or thought has little lime to consider whether or not this Is true The bread winners only stop to consider It when the hope or better ing their condition anneals stroiiKeat. The wicked think on these thlmra 'v 1 i .lib) A tT MAKES WOMEN HAPPY. "I had brn a mffcrcr for many ennt from ftrrvoiianea with sll il aniptoi!i uud ctHHitliraiiona " wrll lit O. N. Plhr, f 1801 l.rxtuKtuii t.. New York, N Y "I roiutautly colnir to f n phy akiau or inirrtwiii; medielur Sly lma tand at lut imliut-J me to try Dr. Pierce's ravorltc 1'rencrlnlloM. After taking use Wultht hwI followiHK vour ndviee I wui no mHtrtM(d tttat 1 iuu five wore Imlllea uf 'faxaulr I'lraviilMlou ' I conliuurd (ak- tiilt il ami frit llut I wan iiuuruviejr Tiiater ' than at bikt I oi ihM new ch4 and irit dUI, and I hd r a good culur In uty fbre , liae !. gained teti pounds In Aveltilit uiid wc iK'H'ih4 fh .., air i am a new woman umc more and your advice and your Tavi'iiU I'tem-tipiion ' ia ihc lauae of it Vvbsv;!Lv.V-v M - " -r ' lift ir nn f mil n mi 'i urn ' " ' " " "- THfi D AILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, naMiaaaiiMHMilManM ( M. mBSfMyjrtrr. mmm h fj n H' T Sweet, crltp flaBes of wheat Fine for Mid-Day Lunoh. " I bnvo been using 'Force' for somo tltno and find It to bo very bene ficial in my cams. 1 have dyji5pMa and conBquuutly poor digestion. I find it particularly good for a huety mid-day lunch. ." (Muse t urniibea on application 10 whon pnylng tho ponnlty. Tho usuror Chester G. Murphy, of this city, to tho promises honosty when confronted by practice of the legal profession In tho his trail of povorty. Thoso contompla- Oregon courts. Mr. Murphy attended lions aro both recuperative nnd regon-lthe law department of Stanford unl eratlve. Reasoning this niontnl fncul-1 verslty for two years, and hns Just re- ty as tho only causation loavos man to end with tho gravo. A spark smould ers In tho human breast, howovor, which refuses to bo extinguished by any amount of humnu logic. With tho touch Of nnturo It may scorn to (lash Into the act and deed or man, over re sponsive to a call for aid. This spark, we, who disagree with our brothor that human mentality is all, call dlvlno. Wo call It dlvlno for the reason It Is not human. Ilccuuso It Is Irrcpresslblo and over prosont within us, wo cast our lines of hope Into tho beyond, grent and myBtorloiiB. Wo boo tho true causutlon of all only In rollc'ctlon. Wo uppreheud It only In results or effects, Wo tread lightly when npprouchlng Its threshold. This Is tno link that has ever kept man between tho certainty of death In this world nnd tho hope of Ilfo In a futuro world. From tho bo ginning or time, tho process or science and agnosticism, hnvo ovor boon faith fully at work to explain nwuy this spark which llnksjho prosont with the future, and loses Tlio past In tho arch ives of treachorous memory. This fu turo has resulted In tho Twentieth Century dawning upon tho tlmoworn question still unsolved. Now ones fill our places and ever engor to know the truth of all, wo press onward. JOURNAL X-RAYS. A little more rnln, so we can plow, ir you please. It takes some 10 years to catch on, and then they don t fully. Wisdom nnd love require many snort llces of self something the would-ho successful politician hns yet to loam. It Ih liuios8lblo to rovenl tho glori ous possibilities of city building to a man who taluks moro or running pigs In his back yard than ho does or Im proving lis property. In order to make certain that dis ease shall not bo transferred by moans of telephones, an ordor hns boon Issued in Now York tlint all tolophonos must he disinfected eaoh weok. The mouth piece Is to bo unscrewed and scrubbed clean, thou immorsod for a few mo ments In an antiseptic bath. It Is written or tho Orogou politi cians who npposo a special session, and who oppose a Hat salary law, and who oppose putting tho Referendum, nnd who want the old loot legislative meth ods to centinue: "Thoro is none right eous, no, not one, Thero Is none that iiuderstandeth, thoro Is none that seek eth aftor God. They are all gone out or tho way, thoy aro togethor become unprofitable; thoro Is none that dueth good, no, not ono." Romans 3:10. The Kugeiio Register has something about a special session, and speaks or the possible failure to have ono giving "a blnck eye to Tho Journal's pot the ory of Initiative ami referendum. i lint Is the way tho little timber-land organs all speak of tho only club still remaining In the hands of the people. Thank Hod, the time Is coming when the people will not havo to beg and Im- ploie any ofllclal to do what common Justice demands without solicitation. (loveruor (leer citing the Mays law to h lot or politicians who passed that measure, and asking them to abide by the rules for electing of a Senator reminds the X-Itay man of n colored game of baseball he witnessed nt Portland the other day, in which the famous "Hollar Rill." the North Had saloon-keeper was umpire, lie hnd al led a man nut. apparently against the rules, and there was n general mix up on the diamond, only quelled by the police. When order was partly restored there were cries from the colored con testant of "Read de rules, rood de rules." "Oh. nehber mind de rules," shouted "Dollar Hill." "Niggers can't understand 'em. let nkme reudln' 'em. Dot man's out." o Affairs At The Pen Suprlutidt J. 1). l-ee. of the state prison, has Hied with the governor hla report for the quarter eliding Septem ber 30th. It shows a decreaM during the quarter In the number of convicts nt the Institution from lis to tt)0. with a dally avmij; or 80S.H. The rclpta for the thrw mouths awoHHtwl tu J 151. SO, while the warning of the con vict were ftiJG.lO. The mtscellH umnis exiwusea for ilia qurtr umountetl 10 12.oaa.UT. Admitted To Practice The auiirsmw court of the state of Oregon ims made aa ordr admlttlUK OREGON, YHUH8DAY, OCTOBER Jim Dumps would oat his noonday moal And afterward ho'd always fool Unhappy, touchy, cross, depressed. Ho'd swoar off oatlng 'twas no Jest. But "Forco" Is now tho lunoh for him, And lunch agroos with "Sunny Jim." orce Tbe Heai1-to-3trre Cereal maKcs the proper diet a pleasure. and malt oaten cold. turned rrom Harvard, whero ho com Dieted his course, nnd ho Is now a full Hedged lawyer, Chester has not decid ed on n location, but wlll.attcnd Stan ford university again this year, as stated lu this paper. $100 teward $100. Tlin rnnilfPfl nf thin tinnnr will ulnnHoil to innrn thnt thoro Is nt lenst' ono dreaded c soiso that science hns been noli to euro in all its stages and that Is cata-rh. HalPn Catarrh Curo Is tho only positive curo now known to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh bo- lng a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment Hall's c-utnrrh Curo Is taken Internally, act ing directly upon tho blood and mu cous surfaces of tn system, thereby destroying tho foundation of tho dls- e".so, nnd gilng tho pationt strength; by building up tho constitution and as-j slstlng nature In doing its work. Tho ( proprietors havo much faith in its cur-' atlvo powors, thnt thoy offer Ono Hun dreu Dollars for any caso that It falls to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Addross, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75 conts. Hall's Family Pills aro tho best. WilfAii The Strikers At a meeting of tho Salem Central Labor Union, held Wednesday even ing it was decided to tako lmraodlato stops to nid tho striking coal miners f the Bast. Two moans woro adopted. Tho ministers of tho city will bo re quested to placo tho matter boforo tho members of their rospectlvo congrega tions, nnd receive contributions for tho purposo doslrod, nnd tho labor or ganizations of this city will glvo a grand ball In tho armory, tho proceeds of which will go to tho relief rund. A committee, consisting or flvo, was named that will havo chargo of all tho arrangements portalnlng to tho dance, further announcement of which will bo mnde us the plans aro perfected. e We sell the greatest of blood puri fiers, Acker's Blood Elixir, undor a pos Itlvo guarantoo. It will curo all chron ic and othor blood poisons. If you havo eruptions or soros on your body, or aro palo, weak, run down, It Is Just what you need. Wo roHind monoy If you nro not satisfied. CO conts and 11.00. D. J. Fry, druggist. o "Joe" Takes A Tumble "Old Joe." who doos work on tho city's street wugon, took a bnth Wod nusdny nftornoon undor circumstances somewhat out or tho ordinary. Ho was attachod to tho street cart at tho time, and was standing on tho oast bunk or the Wlllametto river, nonr tho root or Union stroet. He suddonly bo enmo poesessed or a notion to bnck up, and In spite or the persuaslvo oloqtionco A CITY EDITOR Bright' DltscMKc nnd Dliibotca Arc Positively Curable MfsiM m tMMitwM hwu who loOTjiratl the Fulton Couihuu4n invektaa ttmy jhj! tUew to the tMt In iIomm ot cwimm. IlmiriBtr that It M. WiwJ, tbe editor uiul pnjnrltof or Tlio WIbo d4 lrlt Harlow, of MO MooU-wnerr St . had a rtllB ouw of lirlgln-a Dlaoaw. l wa om or tboxeurKwl to laat II. TIm (ollowWletiarwlll ...- K .T.l. ...... . .,. mil Wn PW IMRIMUKWU . hi unaaniooii : "OMooWiMaiklSii " WD Muukjonwry St , Si "umoo win aikl Spirit Ktew, as ithuoUoo. "OeBtUwsn: I ooa.Wer tt my Sir to lilt tlM wwU what tho Fulton OoiunowoXi did In wjeaiw. U Kovwmtw, itv. aftr a loss 111 Baa, wbloh arri-U mo to tho yenro of Um grT. a olftBUSo Dttlp.l by too aut noiod f."'J.V? JW'SS1' J,1Ba ,ha ' vl Hiu ot IkUbl'M I)Uu My physlolaa loM uw IRNl oaly booa lay tn a airoujg oooatlluttou aaa a baiu lo u warm olnuo. fie auggeaMd SBtaJlaara. sad I wont thaw, baring falEo ,ra?$! I4"4 "a IM In a nboJt Umel " Drig wy abaaaor la lb aoutb a San itan. alaeo bualaasa wan oalld upoa ay wile, am told bar ol iba Fultoo OoapouBd. thai It wX, actually eurlajr Drlaht'a DI.hhk .i ,,.!,. Bjf thai I irytt. "I bfaan undar protect. luL Noraiai alaen leturami . - . tw woaUm 1 realms! mi health. I now wiKS M ihMiatU. and obj bir health than I na"o tb ifuw yaars Naturally I told aaTeral roeda. and laamrr lDiiunsrt th mnii. . Um aaaM. eTaa wbora Uy had boon auHertnc Pt. yf. The werM ought to ktw that uft r oin noBtl lariuDM. I rofrlb4rdlaila to Utoiwated partlea K M Woou." Medical ont agm Uat IMcbt's DUeaio bad IN1 an locuroVW, bat Sf pw oai. am mlltTly roooroclav uadar tba Fultoa Coui PMbOa. (CWwawo fojum ot VWmj eoaiplalBt wi rUumattaiu eSr but abort rUtanee.) !. titer W HrlnttM DUsaw aaj II.W for Uu WUHl fBHwaU. John J Fulton C 449 MMtmcy atrt, Saa taaaltM. oi earaafl. t"rd tM made tor patleuU. DokitptlT paBtpblBt mattd trea. i C. C Comfort, Sola Agent. 10, 1$02 9 1-' ' 'l?y)r-miZjiX TSmM : Vx and services of his driver, "Joe" con tinued to back up, and finally wont over the edgo of tho bank, and fell to the river, about 40 reet below. In tho rail the BhaRs or tho enrt broke, and the nnlmal was rreed from tho bulky vohlclo to which ho was attached. Ho sank out of sight In tho frigid waters of tho river, and tho badly scared driv er was about to rorm the belief thnt tho city would again be called1 upon to Invest In another horse for the street- cleaning department, wnen suuueniy linltllO faithful Od hOfSO PUt in nn np- nearance. and. by means of steps thnt wcro Improvised In tho bank, he was led to n place of substantial footing onco more, Tho horso escaped with- out even a serious scratch, while tho only damago dono was the rracture or tho shafts on the cart, n Take your umbrellas Houser'c for repairs, o to Shlpp i Steamer Crew Saved, Liverpool, Oct. 1G. Tho big Houston liner, Hornclldes, wont ashoro last night In a tempest on Liverpool bay. - ; The llfesavers worked all night, and rescueu tno crow or zo peopie.uniy ono man was drownod. Tho steamer and enrgo aro a total loss, It's Just a Cough That gots your lungs soro and weak and paves tho way for pneumonia or consumption, or both. Acker's English Remedy will stop tho cough la a day and heal your lungs. It will curo con sumption, asthma, bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. Positively guaranteed, and monoy rofunded if you nro not satisfied. Wrlto us for freo sample. W. H. Hooker & Co., Duffalo, N. Y. D. J. Fry, druggist. C. M. MACK :o3E2:Kra? isst SqccoHBor to Dr. J. M. Koone, In Whlto Corner, Salem, Oregon. Parties desiring superior operations at mod erate foe tn any branch aro In ospccla, request Woven Wire Fencing Tho fenco that fonces. Onco up, stays up. Special prico during Octob or. Car will arrlvo about October 20th. Placo your ordor at onco, and savo monoy. m WALTER A10RLEY Salem Fence Workr. Ttnmmmummtmm:mmttmmnJt:3m:mnn:mmjKnar Tb? Journal's Special Rat? or? Daily S1.00 saved on a year's subscription if ordered on our Bargain Day ,? Big interest on your money, W Hee is the i offer i St llaaaaBiBr1 chromos no fakes, but cold cash. Old and new subscribers take advantage reductS UVt'StTrS WJr rPl- "re 0U ""'" eld Z Z to" T iS " "" "" Wtaw . : Fill out order below for the proposition you want, enclose the monev order and put In the mall. money. (Mark with X which you want) Enclosed find $3.00, for DAIUY JOURNAL, by mall,' one year. (Good only Ootofew Mth. 1803L) ' Enclosed find $5.00 for DAILY JOURNAL, by carrier, one yea? ifiiwiii nni n-ti. u.t. . - w,ficr, one year Name of subscriber r Postofflco or Street No. J, Amount enclosed, $ ,h.. mm imwwmww 1 1 h i h 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 tm. IRV1N & PETTEYS :: Leaders in II Up-to-date Footwear : Fepairlng while you wait- :: 'Phene: Blue 201. 94 State Street, Salem, Oreaon. '.'. I W4- M 1 1 1 1 tmHWWHWil 1 1 1 1 II II 1 II M I M 1-Ht.y HARRITT k SELL More Tomatoes and Better Tomatoes than Anybody AND EVERYTHING IN SEASON FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM INQ SEASON. 0LD P- - GROCERY. m A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can onj )y from one o( our loader and doll jio ia meats ato ike, loiib or mutton chopi, veil cutlota or 'k, Our meats aro till cut from the (attest and nnmoatcUtlo, nnl wa can supply your table wi.h fresh, nutrition and vholosome mea's at bo I rook prices. B. C, GROSS SALEM OSH Phoo 2fll Beauty leading a mia by tin msj AIny mlsload him omotlmes, but tho boauty that .loads a man to our laun dry Is tho fnulClosB beauty or our art istic laundry work that ho will novor And a misleading one. Our oxquislto laundry work Is the nemo or high grado oxcollonco In this line. Wo do up shirts, collars cuffs nnd woolens and lace curtains in a manner thnt keep them In line condition, as well as looking as good as n w at all times. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mgr. Phone 411. 230. Liberty St. r3ifcS5G5 ffcVv4.r?A " URINQ OCTOBER THE JOURNAL PROPOSES TO MAKE A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE BENEFIT OF NEW AND OLD SUBSCRIBERS, AND WANTS ALL TO FEEL FREE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT. Capital Journal, by mail, one year, $3.00. This offer holds good on any day during Octobor. BUT IT TAKES EFFECT ONLY ON 8ATURDAY, OCTOBER 25TH 1902, MAKE THE FOLLOWING GREAT REDUCTION ON A YEAR'S SUB SCRIPTION; Daily, by mail, one year, $3.00. Daily, by carrier, one year, $5.00. HERE IS A CHANCE FOR OLD AND NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO MAKE A j oiu owinu. THESE SUBSCRIPTIONS THE ABOVE DATE, OCTOBER 25th, IN SENT BY MAIL PREVIOUSLY WITH nrruicu UN THAT DATE, OCTOBER HOFEIl BROTHERS. Publishers. Kti ' W , - . V wmfcKnmmttmnmtmmtmmmtw; LAWRENCE, Shingles and Shakes Tho roof Is Bhlnglcd best If you use tho kind of shingles and shakes wo sell, and wo ask you to noto tho good wear and economy of tho roor ror which wo furnish tho shingles or Bhakos. Wo carry a largo stock of shingles and shakos or good quality, carefully selected to niako a sound, tight, durablo roor, and wo nro at. ways rendy to glvo estimates. Goodale Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. A Lucky Find But it's hard to find nny thing hotter. 'Tie n casa ol health and strength. Bear this in mind: thero'a nothing to equal 3ilom boor as a tonic and mild stimu lant. Cooling, refreshing, nourishing, Invigorating, it Is nporfect brow. Strict ly pure, ot high grade and uniform la quality tho beer par oxcollonco. Capital Brewery Co. Mrs. M. Bodk, Proprietor. jmmmmmti MUST rp RRniinuT IN ON 1 PERSON, OR THEY CAN BE ORDER8 TO HAVE THE AMOUNT j 25th. of Z off er W U.2 Ogives them tho Leneflt of . d subscribe or renew in person, or Mail order blank i itmtttmmmmnm k vQ9caV it H mi $