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DAH.Y cArri'Aii journal, salhm. orsgox, wkikk8Iav, October as, loofl.
lfM.l'fjf Mt fc
' jpv
Keefitn Jo touch telih jwr family Jochr,
I'A'o ir.okche v.as ever
ler mlJ l,nl rniU l.tl
1 At rte. AH cf ' 'r i
INDUSTRIAL CONCILIATION
IN ENGLAND
I The new schomo of Industrial arbi
tration, in which Churchill is. Intor
i estlng hlmeolf, docs not in any way
(depart from tho voluntary and por
, missive character of tho conciliation
act of 1890. Tho recent Trado Un
lpn congress seemed to show that a
'eoling in favor of arbitration la
I growing among tho unions, but Den
! TJllott's motion in favor of compul
laory arbitration, on tho linos of the
New Zealand conciliation act of
1894, Was rejected by tho congress
by 1,099,000 votes to 045,000. It
may bo Interesting to point out that
tho furtheset advnnco yet made In
the direction -of compulsion is to bo
credited to tho boot and shoo trade.
! A special fcaturo of tho sottfomont
of tholr dispute in 1895 was the do-
: posit by each party of 1000 with
trustees as a flnanc'al guarantee for
, tho porformnnce of agreements and
"awards. Much may reasonably bo
expoctod from Mr. Churchill's now
departure. But after all, tho ideal
. roform is to establish trade boards
for each of tho Industrie which do
not at present possess tboiri,
Tho fourth section of the concilia
tion act. 1890, to which tho side note
is, "Power for Doard of Trado to aid
in establishing conciliation boards,"
provide? as follews:
"If It appears to tho board of trado
that In any district or trado ado-
quato means do not exist for having
dispute submitted to a concltlnMon
board for tho district or trade, thoy
may appoint any person or porson,!
to lnqulrd Into tho conditions of tho
(district or trado, and to confer with
'the employers and employed, and, If
'the. board thlnk.it, with any local au
thority or body, as to tho oxpodioncy
of establishing a conciliation board
for the district or trndo."
I' do not thing much has boon
done under this section. In 1900,
apart rrom local bonrda formed In
the blldlng trados tindor tholr na
tlonnl schomo .only flvo trndo board?
camo into oxlstonco. This soenn to
mo to bo n direction In which, I ro
apcctfully submit, tho onorgy of tho
now president of tho board of trndc
might fruitfully bo turned.
In conclusion, it has boon sug
gested that n really big trado dls
luto wjll novor bo sottlod by arbi
tration. No doubt thoro aro many
fiuoittons on which disputes arlpo
(o. g., tho omploymont of non-union
labor, tho rostrlct'on of ploco work,
tc), whoro thoro Is no common
figroomont as to principles, and tho
aturo of a particular cine, may put
llmlta to tho applicability of arbi
tration ns a method of settlement
In fact, under tho tonus of BOttW
mont of the dispute in tho boot and
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
MIMMMaiMHMMHWHMMMMNtMMMMWMMI
Three liroS, Tlirco Insertions, 25c.
KOIl BALK
5-Avra Tracts In 12 miles of Port
laud. Flno fruit land and closo to
now oloqtrlc lino and county road.
9750, 50 c8h. and 10 por month
ilomoaookors Information Uuroau.
. 222 N. Cowworclnl St., Salem. Or,
10-5-tt
For ShIo A flrtU-claBa 1 horse
power Mltcholl gnBolino onplno
with auto Biiarker, both In good
condition. AUo 2 horso power
water motor. Bnnulro at Journal
Olllco Immediately, If yon wIbIi n
bargain. io-20-tr
I havo mndo money In Snloni. You
enn do llkowlso. $50.00 buys tho
ontlro buslnoss. Call on mo to
dny. Room 1-222 North Commor
clal Btfcot. 10.27-3f
For fM Bovon-room houao, nil
modem convcnloncoi, ono-hnlf
block land. For furthor partlcu
lnra call on mo mornings at my
roaldonco, end of car lino, south,
MfB. Goo. II. Jonos. Phono 1181.
For Sale Ono Bprlng wagon, oiu
Bocond-hand robber tlrod buggy,
and two eteel tlrod buggies.
10-27-3f
For Bale By owner, good house,
barn, shed, cow, horae, light
"wagon and buggy; ton lots all
fenced and cultivated; fruit trees;
corner Twenty-second and Hydo,
Turner Road. 10-22-3w
PhWIo SmIc Tho undersigned will
vol) at raiullo miction, at tho out
Flshor farm, H mllo north of
Chomnwn, Ore., on Friday, Oct.
30. 1908, beginning at 10 o'clock,
o. m., tho following preperty: 6
head horaos, 19 head milch cowb,
4 Hteors. 7 heifers, 18 hondy hogs,
wagon, bupgy and all farm too's.
J, M. Forrest, ownor. 10-27-3t.
A Small Hoh!v For snlo at 1025 N
Cettago street. 10-2-31W
INFORMATION I1URKAV,
I will lluy your land or Sell you
mine--or Exchange If It suits
both of us. I can jjlve any Infor
mation regarding tho Government
Lands on tho frontier in Lake or
Crook ccwHtlos, and cam glvo a
attsfactory description or any
jrrt Ot OrOH or CallternlR
frm twiwnal oxprleuce and ob
Mrftieti, HIT Marlon trt, lalew, Or.,
VU KjUUUII
Oidcoughs,desperatfl coughs, rasping!
V' coughs that shake the whole body. It
' takes a strong medicine, a doctor's
" m
"icine, m masier sucn cougns. a
K'" wiiiir ucuuio tuir uil lycr 3
Cherry Pectoral.
rf . u. vy or t,o., i
1M l"W-
WWII, !
f?hoo trndo in 1895, drawn up at tho
board of trade, certain classes of
questions (o. g., the employment of
pnrt'cular Individuals, tho adoption
of piece work or tlmo work, etc.)
wore exempted.
It may, hOwovor, bo pointed out
that a precisely similar objection is
urged against international arbitra
tion. Yet that groat causo continues
to make enormous advances, apd so
It will bo with industrial arbitration.
-London Leador.
NOTHING ELSE
SO GOOD FOR
YOUR STOMACH
Every family horo ought to keop
somo Dlapopcsln in tho houso, as any
one of you may havo an attack of In
digestion or Stomach troublo at any
imo.'day or night,
This hrtrm'osi propraatlon will di
gest anything you cat and overcome
a sour stomnch flvo minutes nftor
wards. If your meals don't temnt vou. or
wnnt who you do eat scorns to fill
you or lays like, a lump of lead in
your Btomach. 'or If ybu hnvo heart
burn, that is a sign of Indigestion.
A"k your Pharmacist for a 50-ccnl
case of Papo'B Dlapopsln and take
ono trlnngulo nfter supper tonight.
Thoro "will- be no sour risings, no
bolchlng of '.indigested food mixed
with acd, no stomach gas or heart
burn, fullness or heavy fooling In thn
stomnch, Nauoa, Debilitating Head
aches, Dizziness or Intestinal grip
ing. This will all go.' and, besides,
thoro will bo no sour food loft over
In tho Btomnch to poison your breath
wiin nairootiB odors.
Papo'B Dlnpepsln is a certain euro
f(' nil stomach mlsory, becnuso it
will take hold of your food an digest
It Just tho samo as if your stomnch
wnsn't thoro.
Actual, pro'mpt rojlof for nil your
stomach misery t nt your Phnrmncht
waiting for you.
Tho-n largo 50-cnnt cases contnln
moro than (.ufllclont to euro n case
of Dyspopsln or Indigestion.
Lornl Date
Nov. 0. Registration closes for
city primary.
Monday Doootnbor C Registra
tion closes for city election. 7
Docombor 7. City election.
Dcumnbor 1-5. Fruitgrower?'
meeting. Pnrtlnnd
FOR HALE.
Ono 0-room houso, 3 lots, good bnso-
niont, wash stand, both, tollot;
good now windmill, nil kinds of
fruit; closo In. $2500.
Good 7-room honso, flijo wpod' hquse,
stable, good well, forco pump, 3
lots. $2000.
Good fi-room house, good utnhlQ, U
acros of land. $12700.
0-ruom houso on 18th otreot, cor
ner lot. 1050.
Good 4 room houso, bath, tollot,.
pajitry, lot 75x175. Trece, $1300
Good plnco with 12 lots, small houso,
well fouced, nil kinds of fruit,
ono horse, ono good cow, 2 one-
horso wagons, 200 chlckons. Alt
for $1750.
3 cheap hotisos In Yew Park; houses
of nil prices from $1000 to $4000.
81 ncres, good houso and barn, good
well, plonty of all kinds of fruit,
10 cowb, G hogs, 2 dozen chickens,
good wagon, buggy and 2 horses
plow, harrow and some othor fur
niture. $80 por ncro.
80 acres 3 mllos of Salem, 40 ncro?
In cultivation, balanco In paaturo
and timber; $05 por aero,
3 10-acro tracts
$2000.
30 Acres, house,
from $1000
to
barn,
orchard. ,
$3000.
21 acres of good land, good house,
barn, 9 nereis orchard, 3 horses, 2
cows, wagon, buggy harness,
plow, In fact, all tho furnlturo on
tho place, $6000.
30 acres all In timber and pasture
$1500.
And somo of tho best of tho rlvor
bottom land,
J. C. SHUIiZ,
tm .State St. Salem, Or.
DRAVMKN
ruiumliiH Rros",' Transfer CwpHy
All kinds of transfer work done
Furta'ture and planoi boxed ready
for shlnment. Prompt service U
our motto. Stand and offlco at
253 South Commercial street
Phone 310. Residence Tnone
WcHgcr ClicrrlHgtoH pianos and
organs isold on ea?y terms; tolo
phono 1187; 247 Commercial
Street, Saleru, Oregon. tt
LIVKRY AND FEBD STAWLT88
Llvwy ami Fed 8aW Old PoJt-
eMe stable, t isi Ferry Mrt.l
Wtwa Cemmerclml a4 rrmt
tr44, T4 181. Sm tff
UftMt iUtmU U tli wtr m
IM l4 . Wtll'ltt'4VJ4MH
f t r
-$:-
V fft'f
AMERICANS WITHOUT
A COUNTRY
I think It Is from tho ranks of tho
fastidious and indifferent that the
confirmed expatriates nre generally
rccrultod. Tho uowly rich aro les?
tempted to abandon America alto
gether. They rush to Europe tho
moment thoy can, aro seen In all
the smart hotols, mako tho fortunes
of dressmakers and Jewolors, and
then come homo, because mero
wealth I? much moro of a power on
this sldo than on tho other. The
real expatriate despises and avoids
them; they Jar on his sensibilities too
rudely. Ho and his fellows havo, as
a rule, much to say of tho refined in
terests, tho uplifting BurroUndlngx
which thoy can cultivate and enjoy
abroad; yet any Intimacy with thorn
loads to tho conv'ctlon that those
who aro not professional workers
tako but slight notice of tho treas
ures pf art or thougM or naturo by
which thoy aro Bttrroundcd. Thoy
aro roally peoplo who want to lick
nil tho Jam off Hfo without over get
ting to Its crut. The American ex
patriates who havo distinguished
themsolvcs can bo counted on tho
flngors of ono hand. Most of the
others form a non-producing clnss,
detorloatlng In quality as It increase?
In numbers. Tho expatriates draw
their Incomo from Amorlcan sources,
contribute nothing but abuso in re
turn, and aro ns unprofitable to tho
country of tholr adoption as to that
of tholr parentage. .With tho excep
tion of tho fow Amorlcan women who
havo mnrrlod happily abroad and
who have had tho wisdom to heartily
espouso tho country as well as tho
husband, tho expatriates aro aliens
wherovor thoy may bo. Thoy hobnob
lustily with other nilons and abuse
tho Instfutlons of their chosen resi
dence with a vlrtulonvo only sup
pressed during tho'r rare visit to
Amerlcn: thoy ononiy condomn tin
rollgion, tho politics, the national In
ntlutlnns 0' the country whoro thov
havo established themselves, contri
bute nothing toward its defenses or
If? development, and die. nfter 40 or
50 years' oxllo, fn profound fgnor
nnco of nil that Is bo?t In their sur
roundings. If thoy bohavo thorrr-
selves thoy aro regarded with amused
toloranco by tho social world of thol''
allcnshtp, irod unscrupulously whon
thoy nr.o willing to pay for Us fad,
and forgotten tho momont nnythlng
Of roal Trnportanco fs fii hand. Why
not? Many Crawford FraBer In
Scrlbnor's.
LIVKS WITH nunLET
TK IMS IIIUCIN
fUnftod Pross Leaod' Wire.)
Glenn Ellon, Cltllf.. Oct. 28. The
chances of recovery for Nntnlle
Pucci, a wlno merchant, who wnB
ihot from ambush near his homo
ilnd who has lived two weeks with
a bullet In bin brain, aro brighter t(t
day. Tho surgoous bollevo that he
will rocoror although It will bo Im
uosfllblo to oxtract tho leaden pellet
Pucci has n second bul'ot In h's arnr
which hn? not been -niovfi fo- fom-
OUR RAROAINS
$r800 Lnrgo twn-fltory, olgAt-room
house,, modern, uil now. Inside
property.
JptfiOO Very hnndsomo, nowC nino
room house, oi Court ttrout, lot
75x105, modorn, hontotf with
furnncy. A nnrgaln.
$3,000 A now modorn bungalow,
' Ju?t cumplotod, flnoly ocjulpped
with modorn convonlencus. On
Court Htreet. A Snap.
$1550 l'Jach Two uowly built cot
tages in Yow Park, modorn.
Nothclng chsavor In Salour.
$1250 Now heago and barn, vory
largi' sovon roopiB, woir built.
North Salgnu
$1450 Now houso, six rooms, bath
nni tollot, Buptlc sowor, well unlit,
on Asylum avonuo.
Lots; from $150 to $1000. Somo In
etdo 'nts at $350.
FKHOrjSQN FISirER.
X FOR RENT.
T-room houso, barn, $10.
5-Acro Tract for Rent.
Good houso and barn, well water,
somo fruit, vory best of soil.
$VflO Ton Aero.
10 acres- on tho Portland Electric
car lino. Snap. $750.
UA AkmuI SUN n Anu..
SO acres of tho vory best land In tho
valley ou Howell Pralrlo on main
road, beautiful location. Snap.
Adjoining land held at $125 per
aero.
ITohscs.
Modorn houso, 7 room, electric
lights, bath, toilet, pantry, half
block, beautiful grounds, fruit.
Wo havo a largo list ot city proper
ties for sale. Hou&es and lots,
$0,00 pn-1 up. Vacant lots $50 and
up. Call on
WSOIITKL MINTQN.
Uil Stato Street'. Rayno nulldluK
RARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
15 acres, good 7-room plastered
and papered "houso, barn, outbulll
Ings, fruit, otc. good home, Inside
corporation only $3000.
(J acres, good houso, barn, fruits, otc .
In good location on good road, for
a fow days, $1750.
Good 6-room plastered houso, barn. 2
acres, all In fruit, just out of Sa
lem, This Is good land, good home
Only $130,0.
AUo some ot the best lots on State
street,
19 ncros. one mllo of Reed town and
school, on good road, good 7-room
houso, barn, outbuildings, all kinds
of frultp. et-. cnod water, good
houH on,ly $3400.
Houso- to rent, etc.
If you aro looking tor farms, or
houses, re
, f- DiU4 Wat Natfe
WvtWf MuMI TwfpM
that tho resulting shock might prove I
fatal. , . . . , ,
Ettalo Dlanchlnl Is being detained
by tho authorltle son chargos of
Bhooting Pucci.
1
Pio With Knives.
George Washington, John Adams,
Thomas Jefferson, James Madison
and James Monroe, tho first flvo
presidents, each ate plo with his
knife. It wns not until. John Qulncy
Adnms entered tho Whlto House that
the substitution of tho fork for tho
knife seems to havo occurred to anv
citizen of Ameirca, "ho contracted
the habit whllo In France," said
Mrs. Adnmo In nn apologetic tone to
oms of her guests, "and ho finds It
difficult to break himself of It since
we returned home." So tho first
great gonoral of the Amorlcnn army,
tho sturdy pntrlot of Massachusetts,
tho author of tho Declaration of In
dependence, tho chlof ndvocato of
tho federal constitution and the orig
inator of tho Monroe doctrlno, all
ato pie with tho knife. Utlca Ob
server. o m
A Home Remedy That Reduces Vat.
Would you llko to hnvo a nice
firm figure, but escapo tho tiresome,
bono-broaklng oxerclao or tho soul-
alckonlng diet of tho old-tlmo plan of
reducing excess nosh?
Then go to tho druggist and ask
for this inexpensive mixture: V
ounce Marmola, W punco Fluid Ex
tract Cascara Aromatic, and :iYt
ounces Syrun Simplex. Tako a tert-
spoonful after mcal3 and nt bedtime.
and in a fow weoic you can bo as lit
physically as a fawn. Mix theso In
gredients at home ff vou wlnh, but
seo that you got tfra Marmola In 0
sealed package. When fresh It acts
quicker.
There Wntf n Dfrtcrcnce.
A bright 1'ttlo womim was recent
ly over heard lecturing hor husband
as follews:
"Now I'll tolf you why I wouldn't
go Into tho restaurant and hnvo a
cup of etiffeo wltli you wl'rtTo wo wore
waltlni? for tho train. I dlrfn't llko
tho way you aakoif mo. Not hnlf nn
hour boforo you latlcl to Wr; Pniffor.
I'Como lot's got a cigar,' nnd'nway you
you went noiuing uis arm miu not
'giving him n chancu to decline
"Whon wo mot John Howdy on our
wny to luncheon yon eald: 'Just fu
tlmo, John. Come i!ako lun'ch wfth
uk?' And tlfen tonlgfit. when wo Imd
to wait an lrour for- tho tralh, you
looked at your watch turned on mo
and Bald In a questioning way.
'Would you Ifke a cap of coffoor
And I did want It. I wn tired' amT
a lulio hungry, but r would nave
falnfed before L would hnvo accepted"
such nn invltntfon. And you went
away a llttlo bit vxcd with 1110 and"
had your cofrne jin-i bwnd and but1
tor by yourself and didn't enjoy thenr
vory much. In ofTcct yoii'snld tormo..
'If von want a cup of corfco, if you'
roal'y want It, I will buy it for you r
"Yon aro tho ho?t husband In the
world, but do as itenrly ns all tho
best huRlmndn do
LODGES
,Carpcutr.? Union No. 10(1.' Local
u'nlonVJo. 1005 oT Car "n'teTsTnn
joinori or Amojtca meet ovor Sat
urday evening at 7:30- p. m. In.
llonrsl hall, 0 Stato Strcot
A. W. Dennis, .Rec. Soc.
' PorcMcro Tif Ainorfcn Court Sllor-
wood, Forostora, No. 19. Mcotx
Saturday night In Holman hall,.
Stnto street. V'nhlo Nrillcr, C. I
J. C. Perry, financial secretary.
t Central Lodge No. 18, K. of V,
CaMtic hall In Holmnn block, cor
nor Stato and Llborty streets
Tuosday of each woolt at 7; 30 p.
fc m. oscar Joim-on, c. c; B. B.
x. Anderson. K. of R. and S.
? ! I I I I I II II M
Modern Woodmen of America Oris
t gon Cedar Camp NO-524C Moots.
ovory Thursday evenlug at 8
' o'clock In Holmon hall. W. W
, Hill, V. C; P: A. Turner, clorlc
Woodmen of World Meet evory Fri
day night at T30, in HoJman halt
E. Lupton, C, O.t P. L. Frazier,
Clerk.
Lincoln Anuuity Utalon Sick;, acci
dent and pension Insurance; $3,
000,000 pledged? every olnlnr paid.
Good agQflts antOlr. J. H. C.
Montgomery, Bprenro organizer,
Box 432 Bnlora, Oregon. R. R
Ryan secrotary. 54 a- Stato street
WANTED
TaBtcxt Good younc dTivlng- horse
weight about 1000 po'undB. T. W
Ilamsea, Journal. 9-39-tf
u'..ii m .i, ... .i . '
,,..... , nuiunu U( h" IV UU ICW
nours' work durfng the day. Must
g6 home at night. Eq-ulre morn
IngB at 480 S6uth CoramerclaJ
8trt 1 0-22-1 w
Wanted A good girl for gonoral
housework. Apply 10J8 Chome
keta street. 10-27-3t
REAli KSTATE.'
Three cholc lots close In,
$850 and $950.
$-750,
Good lot on Court street, $90&.
Lots east front 19th street, $3J5 and
$375.
Two lots corner lSth, and Trado,
$600 for the two.
Half block on 21st street. $525.
Good driving team, 900 pound.-.
$150
Good work team, 11Q0 pounJs,
$1S0.
167S Stato street. 10-28-tf
R. LUPTON,
FOR RENT
Rooma To Let FHraUhed and uh
furalshd rooms at 79a N. Cob
RMrclal, et ld of ttrt.
liVMI
Fc Mt Rooms wk fumae BMt,
'JltfllNo. 3 J I Hlh trt.'
Ti W,
3S?E
LiSfti
I
' " I 11I1 HhuLlJ
ALCOHOL .1 PFAl OPNT
AVcgclnblcErcpsailonrorAs.
slrallallngihcFbotfaRlRcdiita-
lino f!i9 Ctrfnarrt HMsintaU.. .r
""&" "wmuuw uujuTreHi
Pimaotes DigesUonJChorft
ncssatdRest.Conlalnsrd8w
Opium Jlorphlnc nor)lacnL
Nor Narcotic.
....
KmnStfi
fkin
ApofictRcBKtlyrwCiJttsflM-'
Hon , Stfur StocJt.Dlfriwea
SCO
Yorrax,tonvuisiisjcYmMr
ncss asdlosser Sleep.
C.-Sra-SijtBflWfoT
NKWYOWL
Knannniu
iuarantccc
Ett Copy of Wrapp?iv.
"WKy do you men seem to dolo
out things tat your wives whon yoa
fairly tlirow them to tho men yon
know? Why didn't yotr Invito nio
heartily jib you Invito men? Wuy
didn't you say, 'Come, lot's havo a
llttlo coffin auir fauiethiig' and tulto
rao straight ixwuy with yau?
"You wouldttTi say to a mouv
'Would you llko me to go and buy
yoa a clgnr?' Tlwn why do you ul
ways Issuo your Vfttlo InrKatlonB to
treats In that way to mo?
"Indeed, If men would only act to
wnrd tholr wives as hoartlTy, cord Wi
ly and frankly ns they do townrd tho
men whom thoy moot thoy would flfjd
cheorlor companions nt homo than
thoy could at tho club." San Frnn
' clsco Chronicle."
MISCELLANEOUS
! r
l" W-rlc-Concrof walks, sop-
tic tanks, comcut floor and foun
dntlons. Esirmjitei furnished and
nil work guivanrood. J. P. Vetch,
323 Marlon stret. Pernio 008.
9-JOtf
SaIciu OihIi ML-t Tlte flnoit cuts
et mt-nt- nt tho lowest prices, My
phon 370, 73 S. ConimorcFal St.
P. W. Royaltr. Prop. 7-21-tf.
Help Furnished Free of Charge D?
Latham Land Company. 478 Stato
atroot, phono No. 149. Partlos
wanting helt please- call nt olflc
or phono iu. Also havo caws far
8ulo
Concrete Work Got my prices on
sidewalk, curbs, settle tcmkB and
coiaout work of any kind. All
work guaranteed first ciass. M.
Ward, 23TS Maplo-Avo., HlghlaoJ
PUouo 5Q3, July24-tf
Cnrycnter Can de: all kinds of
rough ai&d incldo-work. Anything
frm repairs to contracting. A". C.
Brown, 3390 North 17 bh street.
99.
vogot Lumber una" Fnol Co. Lum
sot .sblngle, bulldlsg mederiai
wood sad coaU Low prlc- anA
prompt delivcL-le. Oae blnok eati
of 0. P. pasaangtr 2poL Phon
198. 7-2-tf
IjHBtte A Wenteretfe-Flnc
WilUft,
hanJBt
H Hquwra and, cigar. W
t. . . . .,
the 6elebraed KeXog gaad CaatU
whiskies, Cool aal refronhlHg er
coMUatly oi draukt. Eeutk
Comraerelal street. 9-J-lyr
Mks.Elma WellenPlaafet. Awwlnt
seats can bo 7iade fer leseB ev
ery afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock.
Classes la DusnlBg Methyl TrfW
days, Fridays and Saturdays. SS
North Llborty street. Phese 1251
9-2 8-
Lost -Friday morslng between 554"
N. Liberty street and Oregon
' Nursery office, a small gold watch
with Initials L. B, D. on case,
, Flndor leave at Journal office.
16-24-3t
rLUMRERS
Theo. M. Rarr Plumbing, hot water
and steam heatlag and tlaalag;
164 Commercial street. Phome
Mala 191. 9-1-lyr
M. J. FetMi PlmaWmg. te
iu -tutor. awiJr U. Kwi
aC-amky, 2Hs 0arJ ato
Ti Ifehm tt. . .-;
4 V I-
4
CASTQfl
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The Kind You
Always Bn
Bears the
Signature
of
TurvnrrtuK tturmri nnn m
Nearly 1500 feet ormiii
walk lms boon lata In Illllikrfi
boforo long as much mere rtt
boon lnrycd.
Ilnd a C16K OIL
Mrs. Ada L. Croon, the
known proprlotor of the CroonS!
Vaughn, Miss., mji: 'Tot im
months I suffer -with 1
cough, and conevafHtos teew)
have Its grip on me, wfca 1 (tin
rccnutum(!"d Dr. KIng't ,Vt
eovory. I began taklnr It. im t
bottles affected a coEplttt nrtl
Tho famo of this life Mifct m
,and cold' remedy, and tej<ira
healer Is- world widd. W ) r,l
Perry's dtiUB store, pwrMitl
Trial bottlo free.
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EVERYBOD
REL ESTATR FOR Ml
I
NOTE
THESE
Nine acre, three brocks tm vt
II . t ....... n HSOO i
MHO. i IIHUJ' l -"
SOxGO, sis acres. orchirJ, Ji
ncros under plow. lPf!
on. .......nr.,,1 limmo. toilet. M4'
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sromo rum, ivk ul;,-
Court Hdiue. Prl" '':.
Clcj lots for eala cheap. -"
amount down, bil
monthly InstaUracnts m W
est.
OLMSTED- LANS Cft
07:1 STATE STBE.
Far Snlo Tea sharea of
. i.ui.,1 atiUI.
xjurii jjibiwm"' jfli.
Drawer 515, amom, v.,,
iSalem Fence W
1 a ia?AXJBAl
i ne4qaarlrs i r
Poullry Ning, PJJ
Mltnoia "o0""',; m
Roofing. Screen ?""J
stable WU.J e,
CHAS. D. MUUW
..ru MOULIN'
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0"!Zvlt'.'?i
J7 Miller St. flontfc"-
facturerofaUf'fl
and fruit dryer J
ass.
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