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Newspaper Page Textmi . "n--J-wsw mriTiymJgmmuitKr " " V"l 10i4mv -, r. gggi?' JViHi THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1902. W R ,1 wl H 'd h" . t. 1! ctivo ?; 1 c H anien kd if,. tym fZK. tiipt" luf ttet cts lUh 1 I? 1 Factory Sale s v Will sell ladies and mews $3.50 shoes for $1.85 a pair These shoes have just arrived and are therefore the latest styles of Vici and Patent Kid, and Box and Yelour Calf, hand sowed, sold evey wherein the city for $3.50, yet $1.85 will buy a pair at the Factory Sale State & Commercial Sts. TSSSSZE: frHHM-l B 1 1 i II 1 1 1 IH IIIIIH l I $4000 IN PRIZES 2 X 1 Aik to tee our new Shoe for Women, tho X Dorothy Dodd, X You may be one of the lucky ones that will receive a part of tho $4000. 1 IRV1N & ', Phone Blue 201. Repairing 41 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H Choice Staitay Plants Call at Journal office and get new catalog of fifteen best varieties. Ex tra cholco hand-layered plants at' 52.00 per hundred, 30 cents per dozen. A very fine lot of plants of Wilson, Sharpie..', New Paris, Magoon, Defiance II reliably tested varieties that will grow large quantities of berries at 11.00 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen. E. HOFER, Salem, Oregon. HARRITT & -8ELL- More Groceries and Better Groceries than Anybody AND EVERYTHING. IN 8EA80N FOR HOUSEKEEPERS IN THE COM ING 8EA80N. OLD P. O. GROCERY. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Jtocho Ilnrbor Lttno. Iloet brands Portland Comont. WOOD; sawed or fou ennlli, All kinds of building material, fund, g'avol, lath, shingles, etc. D. S. BENTLEY l-1B30ornl HYACINTHSandTULIP; We Iinvo Just received Uio finest shown In tills city. We Invito tho ladlon -- Brewster Fccdmen and 01 Court Street. SEASONABLE BARGAINS Umbrellas In great varloty. Our spnclat for 1.00 Ih tlio boat yaluo on tho market Mackintoshes for girls $2.2u; for Indies J2.7G. Thoy nro wprth H.00 moro Uion wo iuk for them. Wool shnwls from 2Cc each up. Largo, ns- Borttnont of hoods nnd fascinators. Wool Iiobo lCc a pair, also tho 40c grado reduced to 8Cc a pair. Infant's uudorwear 10c jor garment, worth double. Millinery at Reduced Prices Wo have done a largo business th Ih season. Our Immenso assortment of latest styles, novelties and low prl cos uro responsible for our InorcaHod patronage, and now comes our REDUCED PRICE SALE. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to tho Postofflco "Chop! Chop! Chop, Tiresome, Isn't It, to get down the chopping bowl and knife and prepare something for the next meal ? But the tiresome method Is out of date. You cun do the work with Sargent's Cfom Food Chopper and do It batter with but little labor. The xJ)f III Gem chops all kinds of food In coarse, medium or fine pieces, as de sired, Useful In the preparation of substantial and desserts. You need It In your kitchen ever day. H. M, WADE ta CO., SaUm, EDUCATIONAL. slklMenJ rBtteana.rrifauUt.ulace U the wmU of ablUty tuta At till e'0Jl bestplae teotutBtbiiiulleorbawtod. Thwe U an luereaslug Ueuieud forcoineUut tHtiii. fHoui ooei'lwluif Hid liustue ami shorthand uuiwh at the CAPITAL BUSINESS CO' I.KQK. W l4eyHJjHl h'r elevw xa buj one MlMtMt WW MkWj wsrtvw aw MUMMMtlM iHlHuaw tv. . it omi utfi inue iu woufo I, BHKIW rttu! tl i? 01 Shoes Sloes 0 Mall Order Promptly Filled. nager. - M - H - H H 1 1 H I H M 11 1 1 1 U g PETTEYS a Specialty. 94 State Street. I I 1 1 I H 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I M 1 1 U I 1 1 1 LAWRENCE Phono Ml Main nsHortmeut of CHOICE BULQB ovur of thlH city to cnll nnd hco tho snmo & White Seedmen. Salem, Oregon. 302 Commercial St. Are not held by incompetents. M till 0hOl l III yonus w. baj l'ltd(WglS!W youue w. baa graduated fjaj m eaumi. h'su ufaall tagk a usable lu8Ueu iHurrWl.W4M . . : W, I. STALKY. Principal, Haiom, ureson. Every Exertion a Task Thcro U falluro of tho strength to do nnd tho power to endure; a feeling of weaknoss all over the body. Tho vital functions nro Impaired, food doea not nourish, and tho whole system is run down. A medicino that strengthens tho stomach, perfects digestion, Invig orates and tones is needed. tol. .... a....n..llU .IM far Mrs. I., n. farland. Bbady. Tenn.. It has done for othors. bt took It when ihe vras all run down with out appetite, losing flesh, and unable to do ber work. It restored ber appetite, Increased bar weight, and made ber well and strong-. rats la ber own unsouctieu nanmsnu Hood'p Sarsaparilla Prnmlapji in euro and keens the promise. Tho earlier treatment is begun tho better begin it today. REAL ESTATE MOVES In Spite of a Week of Misty Aioisty Weather Building Operations Proceed ing Without Interruption Tho transfer of real oatato for the week has not been as autlve as for the proceeding two weokn. Tho nggreKutc of Uio considerations represented In tho deeds that wera fllod for record with County Itocordor Slugmund dur ItiK the wuok wan nhout 128,000. AmonK tho doodB recorded wore tho follewing: Maurice Goodnmn to AukuhI Nlhler, lots 3 und I. hloek 3C, Oorvals. $250. John Unit or, et ax., to John C. Dell, 10 aoroH, t 7 b: r 3 w, 11000. Mlohaol h. DnHhor, et al to Snrah Karly 2A ocre, t 7 H, r 2 w, fCOO. Kollx Lallranche, et ux,, to Carrlo llodKors, bond for deed to 15 acre In lots o nnd 10, Stmnynldo Fruit Farm No. 8, 11000. II. F, Showaltor, ot ux., to L. A. Grants;, 11 acroH, t 7 h, r 2 w, J12G0. Wtn. M. KoborUi, uuninrriod, to L, A. Ornntz, land In t 7 h, r 2 w, JI200. Charted Homoyer, ot ux., to Fred FlHher, lot 8, block 17, North Salem, 11300. lunnc C. Crawford, unninrrlod, to II, H. Wesllng, land In Hnbbnrd, 1900. Frowlonla Nolf and husband to W. W. Fnwk, lot G, block 20, Snlem, 11800. ThomnH Omhaiii, untnnrrlod, to John V. Hmlth, r norofl, t 7 h, r 2 w, 1115. Oeo. V. CnBpoll, ot ux., to Catharlno Martin, lotH 7 and 8, block 8, Thomas' ndd to Stuyton, 1200. Jncob Holthnnr to J. V. Rbnor, lit ncros. t C h, r 1 w, 10270. J. L. Calvert, ot tix to Ira A. Hon ncy, lotH 1 and 2, block 5, Hubbard. 1100. C. F. DeOtilro, ot ux., to AtiKullna Jtornurd, 1.038 ncron t C h, r 1 w, 1195. KlUa UniphroyH, utunarriud, to I.tid wig I'roim, lot 2, block 38, North 8a lam, 1R3f. ChttH. L. Watt,tit ux to J. U Froe Innd, lot 1, subdivision blimk 27, Uni versity add to Snlem, 103.50. Chns. II. KIiik. bIiikIo. to Olara K. KliiK. 10 aoroH, t 7 b, r 1 (j, 1500. Win. J. DawoB, et ux., to AliBolam n. I'"ratt, H non In Sllvorton, 1C00. J. N. Hknir, ot ux., to Horn Walker. lot 17, A. P. Walker's ndd to Sattun, 1200. John Molr, et ux.. to Florence M. WrlKht, lotH I und 8. block 28, North Halotn, 1100. Aiuon 8 Oono, ut ux., (o Fred Den tol, 80 aoroH t 3 h, r 1 w, 18800. O. W. Watt, at ux., to S. J. Tracy, 17 noroa In SunnyHhlo Fruit Farms No. 1. 1388. Mnry Adolph, untnnrrlod, to Alvni Tuoker. lot 19, 8iutnyslda Fruit Farm No. 8. 1300. Alphonao Vnndorbook, ot ux to JoBuph Vandothuck "und AdolphonBo Vnnderbock, Jr.. land In vlalnlty of St I.oulB, this county, 11600. Carrie M. Youiik. divorced, to Ar hob O. Honney, 3.537 naros, t S 8, r 1 w. 1187.50. J. M. Drown. t ux.. to nidiarU MIIoh HnrdhiK, et ux., 51.02 non. t 6 , r 1 w. mpoo. Frank M. Howe, tuxta l.aroi' A. Joneu, lot 38. Capital Olty Fruit Farom. 1500. W. S. MgKgnx, et ux to Hlohnrd Olnxton. lotH I, 8. 3 nnd t, Waldo KtlU Fruit Farnta No. S. ,10000. 8tth W. Allwi. gt ux to Mrlo Uiivgy, lotH 1 and 8. "Olty 1v,M In t 7 8. r 2 und 3 w. 1 10. " ii I. . .i Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Stnlgw have ex pended about IBOt) tin their hotel prop erty ou Court Btrget. Lyman W. Henon has axpundwl about 1800 Improving lila North Salem uropgrty. Chns. Homygr ha sold his raaldenco in North Salem to Mr. Fisher, from Minnesota. Another Minnesota family has botiKht the Mrs. Humphroys place, ncioae the street. Mt Oloiins. also from Minnesota. botiKht tho Thoa. Hmce place, ami thaD' are thinking of calllnj; It Minnesota avenue. ' o Take your umbrellas to Shlpp A Houiera for repairs. JTHINK OF HINQET8, In his New State StStorei' LAND OFFICE - ORGAN Roasts Harvey Scott and Oregonian For Disclosures cf Crooked ness in the Department Bring Out Some Wonderful Remarks and Headlines of a Graft Organ From, tho IloRoburg Plnlndcalor. 8COTT'S YELLOW JOURNAL. The Delilah of the columb.a Wants to See the Glories of Washington. SCHEME OF POLITI. CAL SCULDUGGERY Traitors to the Republican Party and Copperheads Anxious to Enjoy the Pie Counter. In all the history of Oregon thoro has novor been manifest upon Its face such a miserable scheme, of political BCiildUBgory t.8 tho attack now being mado on tho land commissioner by Delilah Scott through her Man Friday Dross. Tho "She" wants to go to tho United States Sennto and end hor days In a llnmo of glory henco a trip to Buropo whoro at "gay Pnroe" the old maid Is taking lotion treatment for tan and freckles and by mnssago exports nn effort Is being mado to reduce hor figure, to such nn cxtont that tho of feet of hor political fornication will not be so apparent; and should the fact of hor true condition be made manifest to tho citizens of Orogon sho will bo nblo to plead: "I was on a trip to F.uropc nt tho tlmo and know nothing about the matter" and would thon swear her wretched condition tipon President Hoosovolt, Secretary Hitchcock and poor Old Man Friday I) rows. Now the facta In the case In the hunt for tno "mnre's nest", are: Scott wants to be United State Sen ator nnd Is afraid of a "dark horse" In tho race. Scott hns u lot of politi cal reneendos, bushwhackers, sore heads or Homothlng of that kind just wjint wo do not know, who nro boosting him for ofllcc In hopes that Uio Orogonlnn will support them against the Republic un party that hns relegatod thorn to tho shade of polit ical oblivion and one of them threaten ed to write to President Roosevolt about laud mattora nnd sign nftoMiTs name "ProHldontlnl Kloctor," and this pnrt of tho corolu ad-Scott compact has been faithfully carried out. If thoro has over been a tlmo iu tho his tory of Oregon that the Orogonlnn has not nHsallod ovory Republican admin istration down to Roosevelt it is un known and tho Orogonlnn Is not toilny In harmony with the principles of re publlcnulsm nnd Is nothing moro or eH than a free trade, mugwump sheet nnd Its assault on good nnd true Re publicans Is a dlsgraco to tho Repub lican paily. To prove tho venom of tho Orogonlnn to Commissioner Her mann In a pretended Washington ills pntch It says, etc. UNCLE JIMMY ELGIN Writer About His Trip to the Sheridan Country Undo Jimmy Hlgln, of !Uwlnlo. Is a tnnu of natural literary ability, al- To cold nnd Morttn weather opens the way to an utUck of bronchitis. The nun on the wagon, Ik- he former, milk man or triuliu m, m-t-ds to puv special IIQdl III HIP HTM symptom of wphV ii cw or iHnohm- of the organs of res piration. The use of Pr Pierce's Golden Meilirul Dlcooxerv will cure iHouclti tu, dei-serttel COUgllH. IlltHtllllg of the lungs, and other conditions which If iitxlected or uiukillfulh tretc.l teniiiuate fsUll) iu i on MllllplWill There u u a.n holintht ")i---.' eiy," ami it i en tirely hrr trom opium, ixKiituc anil other narcot ics. "tc wn ) t ItaU Uru tnwblftt wtlh wlMl tli ihMut call nt Iw.UK-Mtl." Mtitr Mr Aithtir Mauk tfu rmt mwrlMml). of Nil taMH. MMilhrws Cu. HKtaikv ymtmfm( It I Im4 bu utcH kill, wtlh a tewre alUck. 1 bsH UtlMg r iiotdru McjKal DbcuvcT) ' t rtnldtv ireAkvml ftnm th allark ami AM m nuNeof ii that fell ThU kcatou t twpiH taUim tlif ' Mhuvvtv ' In Auun.t auj have to far Imm IwtftvUy wraiL I van ko out iu alt MmU tl wMttir auJ uol ftrtl lite brunchlal iruuUc al alt. Lat hi no1 to aU who ai .uil'criiyt taaat Mih umnhiiNU to (H Dr tvieiv'a OoMeu Mrulcal Piwury a fair titl, am I aw co viiiceU that k1 lulU will be oUalued. Dr. lMerce's Common Sense Medical AtKsWr. naoertboutul. is sent free 041 ro- Icelpt of 31 OHocont ktaui, to pay x -jxiiweof iimilliiK wly: or ji stamps for I tne uook in oiom biiuiiiik. Aiuirei ux R. V. Put, lmffulo, N. Y. " Exposure Slow Starvation liiiBaPSff UiTtH',OnIl-45L. ftXp j Cat It strengthens the body and at the same time rests tev Vi tho stomach. This rest soon restores perfect health. 3'WNp' t.lM mmm mm m A ! t i AmlnT lm.m.A scarcely t-o. I took quantlttei of pepsin and other medicines, but nothing helpad me. A drownlnr man graspaat aatrmw I crabbed at Kodol. I feltanlmproTementat one, and attar a, few bottlei am sound and well. Oxoboi B. lUBitt, Attorneyal-LAW, Kocona, Toi. It can't heln but do vou flood. Thell bottle contalni2tlmeamneh(actalnieaaur8menOaJthetrialsliawhIehillafOT50c rrepareo 07 a,, vi. iwninauoH icwitrs wild Hazel salve :ki?ajApoVA.X If! I t wi LC-L mi J .y yA I -'ys. avPIZvise nsr-sKA my J vf A m Good After It's, Gone The beneflui of Diamond "C" launJrr map ore not In the soap alone. The; lust lotnr alter it U icone. Diamond X" wrnppn are valuable. Save them! When you have 10. !5. 35,60. 100, SJO.WU or more, mall them to us and uol a handsome premium. We hint ' Prfmlom Bonk thowttiK orer 3fl0 of fill and attractive nrtlclM which we glTe In eicUange for wrapper inno aniciei comprise 'lock Catoera llooki Zllberi Maelni I'ock't Uoukf Curtain Towelj Nut Crackert Napklni Send for the book today fremlum Dept., The Cudahy most equal to Undo Tommy Davidson, but ho does not run so much to poetry. Ho has Reed powers of observation, nnd when the old Indian war veteran mounts his fat pony and goes ambling off to some part of the state to see some old friends, he always sees some thing worth tolliiiK his frlonds about. Ho has been visiting over nt old Fort Shorldan. and sends The Journal the follewing: This protty llttlo city, ono of tho sldo towns of the beautiful Willamette valley, like Its nnmosnko, Is onterprls Ing, prosperous nnd Inviting to nil who come this way. General Phil Shorldnn, who was houorud with tho nnmo of this place, nnd whom I well know Jn his lloutennnt dnys, has loft many rol les, chnlrs and loungos of his own mnko, of his own mechanical turn of mind, which aro tronsurod and highly prlzod by these people As well ns the many old voternns who sorvod In tho Indian wars of Oregon with him and othors who served In tho groat civil wnr of America, all apeak a kind word of tho gnllnnt old soldlor nnd his many klmlnussos to the frontier sottlor along tho banks of tho beautiful Yamhill. This city has many of the old re tired vetornns, who have located In nnd nonr this place. Tho excellent Harden land Is one of tho Incentives for dd mon that love the beautiful. No where can ho seen moro bonutlful veg etable and llowor gardons. Kvon now, In Nnvambor, can Ih soon, now nnd I lion, a llowor garden looking ns prot ty ns In mid-summer, telling to the young as woll ns to tho old how bonu tlful tho Novombor of llfo can be made with good cultivation. Tho lofty hills to tho north of town give grandeur to tho scone around. Now In tho last fall month of tho year they aro looking as fresh and green ns n spring wheat field. It Booming ns though tho heart of man could wish no moro from Uio God of Nature. Tho business men of Shorldnn nro not sitting on boxes whit tling, but nre busy with their farmor customers from morn till night. Oro gon, tho garden spot of the world, the homo of production and haven of cap ital, hleesod be the day when wo all llvo Iu unity. SHALL WE LIVE AGAIN. Hy Judge T. U Dnvldson of Snlem. I look to the hills for thought. To tell of the heavenly way, Where I see nil life springing forth In the youthful morn of May. The glow or beauty, the purling stream In Its murmuriugs gliding by; Tho throbbing of song, the sunlight's gleam Are constantly asking. whyT Yes why do I live, or shall I live. The heart of the human crtta: h this the all that 811(11 eon glr ml death our oly yrico? ' ' at brings Oils tk-ought of nMtuar life X Ih it not a part of nu: Then shall I llv iu www, strife Ami forever caga to bT Aw I a part of the Htilver, Am atsm of ehanee! no merI Mwlt tiarknatt U my oaHstnnt ure Aad Urn the only aharoT My words nre things, my life Is part Of the universal whole; All nature Is but thing art Aud God the living soul. I look to the staN and there I see In an instant of time through spare ud the soul shall range forever frM is the fate of sufferers from dyspepsia and Indigestion. If your food remains undlRested it can't build up the body. In fact, it doea actual damage by decaying In tho stomach and poisoning tho system. lilPUUL What Ysu Eat. TTrwInl 1o IVianonatTilft rnmnrlr Tie rllcrpiMnCT what VOU Cathartlca and stimulants only reach the symptoms. Ttortnl i-nrM. Ifc in TJftt.n rA'a tnlc rivarun1 tyilratirH m. hntd On tCfl that I COtlld unicago. boiq dj ucict. orei and Uenuty Plus Uatnri (hln ItoJ HoreAili Opera Ulanes NO VT, while you think of It Packing Co., So.Omshi.Nfb. m In that Infinite world of space. Thore Is no loss; the mind must he Existing beyond the sky, It Is a part of all wo see And cannot ever die. Intelligence, the last of alt Of nature's highest art. Shall live In spite of Adamls fall And error's stinging dait. Tho mothor voew when death shall come 'To tako hor child so dear: Thon would you rob hor of thnt home Heynnd this floating sphere? I will bollove, I must believe Uoyond this fleeting hour; That I shall llvo and shall not grieve, Hut Joys upon mo shower. WHAT IS THE USE Of suffering from Indigestion If you eat what you want, or of stnrvlng your self to avoid such dlstross? Acker's Dyspepsia Tabids taken after eating will dlgost your food perfectly, nnd frco you from all tho dlsagrceablo symptoms of indlgostlon nnd dyspep sia. Eat what you llko at any time, and tako an Acker tablet afterward. Positively guaranteed. Your monoy will always bo refunded If you aro not sat isfied. Wrlto to us for a freo sample. W. II. Hooker & Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. THINK OF HINGES, In his New State St. Store, The White House Hostnurant has long boon the favor lto eating houso of tho city, and Is gaining moro customers dally. Every thing flrst-olnss and up-to-date. Meals at all hours. At Philadelphia at midnight Sun- 'day night, forty of tho world's most famous pedestrians will start on their long Journey In tho annual Internatlon al slx-day-go-as-you-ploaso raco for the championship of tho world. The con- tost takos place In Industrial hall. Tired After Mental Exer tion No Rest. Nervous, Irritable and Wretched. Dr. Miles' Nervine Saved My Life. There is little joy in living when the di ordered nervei prevent sleep and rest; when one wakes from a restless night more tired than the nifht before; when one U forced to drar through the round of dally duties with out enerey, ambition or interest This con dition is due to a derangement of the nenes which may be speedily regulated and strengthened by X)r. MileV Restorative ftemsib 1 his remarkable medicine has a wonderful record of cures. Supplyiui; as it dees the exact clement needed for the res toratlon ot the nerve force and vitality, its good effects are felt after the first few doses. "Ihtne J"401" remedies myself and in my family (or the ast seven years and it is not too much to say that they saved my life. The tired feeling I used to have after giving a few music lessons has left me entirely and instead of lying w bed three or lourhours trying to get sleep and then getting up and walking pie floor until morning, 1 can new go to bed and sleep eight, ten and twelve hours without any trouble. hen 1 think of my former nervous, wretched, irritable state I want to tell everye what Dr. Miles' "",'"" w me. 1 can do as mucA work new in a day as 1 used to take a wnk ..maiw. t jbibk ux mhos- rvervtne " l?eJbt,r,,d)r iot nervousness and gen- wdrW,y1 u.wrtk"r:1t a Edwards, Prof, of Music, Preston, Idaho. AAl d.r?f2if M ,8j eMtee tmt bet. tie Dr. .Nines' RR.edss. ed fr free && en Nervous and Heait Diseases. Address Or, MGes Medical Co, EQTbjut, lad. tk v Do You Or is "Nature's Sweet Restorer" broken for want of a' nice, soft, healthy mattress, on which to rest your weary body? iFor the small sum of $1.00 per year you can have the best mattress made by mortal man. Get them of THE HOUSE FURNISHING CO; 308 Commercial St Next to P. 0, Store at Salem and Albany. A Juicy Morsel for Breakfast Or dinner you can enjoy from one of onr tender nnd delicious meats, stentcs, lamb or mutton chops, veal cutlets or pork, Our meats nre all cut from the fattest iml nrimestcattlo, nnd we can supply four table with fresh, nutritions and tholepomn meats at bed rock price. E. C, CROSS SALEM OPE Phon 291 A Shirt Spoiled My mischievous mud-throwing, Inds is scarcely worso than one spoiled by poor or Indlfforent laundry work. Most people In town know our reputation for first-class work nnd piompt deliv ery. If you no not nnd will give us a trial order, we will make you a pleased and satisfied customer. Goods called for and delivered. Salem Steam Laundry Coi. J. Olmsted, Prop. Dorous D. Olmsted, Mrjr. Phone 411. - 230 Liberty 8L' Our Prices, as the Quality of our Goods, Suit Everybody. puMiot drinks are a model of perfeclwo uso Walter Baker's coating for all w!L.ur.Cand,es are Made from Confectioner's "A" Sugar, Which Insures Both Purity and Quality. r2r5?w?f;!,reis !he Money They "ave Spent When They GET ZINN S CANDY. Ve use the beet of ail raw material In the manufacture of our confections. w. w. m ass sflKr'.rX '1 J 154 State Street. Phone 2874 Main. Tibreo M. Barr Sucoensor to Barr A Petivl. -AMI H&t Air, Hot Water and Steam Heating a Specialty. ; SALEA, - . - . . . " fQKEGON Sleeo Well? Shingles and Shakes Tho roof Is shingled best If -you uso tho kind of shingles nnd shnkes wo soil, and wo ask you to note tho good wear nnd economy of tho roof for which wo furnish the shingles or shakos. Wo carry a largo Btook of shingles nnd shnkes ot good quality, carefully Holoctcd to mnko n sound, tight, durable roof, and wo aro al ways ready to give estimates. Goodalo Lumber Co. Near 8. P. Pas. Depot. Phone 651. With Your Thanksgiving Turkey The b"verngo thnt goes host and '.'that cheers Instend of inebriates" Is pure and appetizing beer, llko tho Sa lem beer. Its healthful properties makes It tho standard of perfection, and Its delicious flavor makes It a fa vorite beverage with epicures and those who lovo good cheer nnd socia bility, pnler a trial case for Thanks giving, nnd you will glvo us thanks for tho tip. CAPITAL CITY BREWERY AND ICE WORKS, Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. lour chocolates. We carry a full lino of cigars, toW cos, pipes and smokers' artiolos from the cheapest to the best that money can buy. wL i- iw lifev) cHar V 1 sa m oassaswss mim ssi m saa tatmtwamtm -'!?K, r4AjrWfcS"i jctCI