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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-30
Volume XIV. No. 40.
WHAT A BOY CAN DO FARMING

EO7yER ON THE NEXT il really
IL Dr A. Knapp. Director the Cooperative
III Work nc ofa
cultur-tcls of visit his oncd
boys bu~h~ II acre
week q. II. is
STORY b"k" at bat a
southern like yourself. il.
Nr. Martin about that
81 That. doing pretty veil
this exceptional yteiia
boy do this. Why couldn't hy Who rad.
do least half we'll
They could and whole lot of them doing.
veil. wrIl indeed What Prof smith
the Holmes County Mississippi Who h~lnn< the
us make Yield Of ~ bushels of
whiic tsr farnrr~-the Who
p"~~ o know how farrn-win make
bushels tho
Who that boys farm And who wl that
they farming wh~n there
Of belonging cub- the ~~,uh. each
a a Of
land
= pictar- Of one of bays m
and O. tho his Ia
th~rs farm same of Land In ari. look
the in difference made by
knowing how. This good
has fou IA
hsn b~ o make like tho tenants when hr
Holm~.
bushie~ Of tn. do suppose that when the,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-10-30

TENANTS
q county
yield will be- only bushels the acre.
We don't believe % n g
Let us you what believe. believe
that q n
far HOW do things and WHY
Al them. and that thry they
ledge an,i make southern farms the
world live southern
profitable follow
tho hard work done
farms-th~y all but there's hard work
a it
make their farms than
mo.to ~ dreamed Of Do
raising bushels OF
acre And southern boys do that
they a well when up
cour,c they
boy who do this IL is
only how there will be lot
~ boys don't a
have will fail w. and will
doing h. i5-bush-i farming.
southern Farm will be this class
learn
about farming. Join the boys club,
to The bulletins
r-ad the farm talk with good farmers,
and their work; IL have chance
to your 4 A VI College; neglect OF learn
things the and the
thrscv are II this knowledge
giving tend and
chance do It's
viii be- ON. Uncle OF boys. of the
boys who ind Joy and prohs In farming
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22

seedEids the CON sFatitv;sfy shsil sun IN
OF money amounting to- some SIS, 400
and interest necessary to clear on the
mortgage on the property for ali TIME
to the Association and the Negro ned.
pie Of the United States" - =, -, -.
February 14th is Generally ceiebrat.
ed as the birthday Of Frederick Doug.
lass. wish to emphasize the above
statement and ask that Negro fratcr-
nal organizations, churches and Sun
day schools throughout; the country
set aside this day in celebration Of
ME- Douglass devoted services in be-
half of his race. The $4,000 still
remaining unpaid" should be- raised
this year, ~. e, ~. :.....-s = .%.'....
Il want to especially urge UPON
those In charge of the above-naiired
organizations that properly, arranged
programs be followed, and that sys-
tematic collections he taken to the
end that we may wipe out this In.
debtedness Of $4,000 and make Cedar
Hill Mecca for our people as Mount
Vernon is to the white people Of tho
country The masses Of the people, il
properly appealed to will: be- sure To
respond and literally. Amounts, how
ever small, will be greatly appreciat
ed, and may be forwarded ito; me al
Tuskegee Institute, Alabama, or to
any of the officers: of the hFredericl
douglass Memorial and Historical As
ISOLATION. i .:...,. .'.r L. .
BOOKER t.. WAsHINTON. ,
Iuskesee Institute Alay January;
1909. , ...:,., - -. j,:".,,
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Appeal for Funds for Douglass Homo
Under date Of March 20, 1908, had
the honor to submit an Appeal to the
Negro people of the United States
reading In part as follows:
Some two or three years ago the
suggestion was made at banquet of
the Pen and Pencil Club Of Washing
ton, D. c., that something should be
done to assist the efforts that were at
that time being made to preserve and
transmit as legacy to the Negro peo-
pie Of this country the home of Fred
erick Douglass at Anacostia; District
of Columbia. %...r: .
"The custom of celebrating the an
DiverSary Of Frederick Douglass
death IL; already widespread among
our people, but it seemed to those of
us who were present at the. dinner
OF the Pen and Pencil Club, given in
hofor and. . memory of -.y. Frederick
Douglass, that the time had come
when HIS memory should be pre-.
served in something less parishable
than after-dinner speeches, however
eloquent. It seemed to us that the
time had come when we could proper
ly appeal to the masses Of our people
to assist in preserving the Douglass
Home, with all it's memories and tray
ditions and make it permanent me
mortal not onW of our great leader
but to the Negro people Of the United
States, as well.
IAN association, known as the
Frederick Douglass Memorial and
Historical Association, has been,
formed to effect this purpose. I!
have been asked by the officers Of
The Memorial Association to assist IN
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
PRAISE
FOR NEGRO WOMAN FROM JUD-
GLE TAFT. -
Lucy @. Laney, Founder Of School
With 700 ENROLMENT is Lauded
by Presidengelect, Who =
T.. Says Her Usefulness 4
..... Speaks Volumes.

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 19.--Today at
ter addressing the students Of the
Tubman High School for Girls.
President-elect Taft went at once to
Hams Normal and Industrial institute
for Negroes where he delivered an
address on the benefits of Industrial
education.
This school, which was founded
by women and has been for % years
under the supervision Of Lucy &.
Laney, colorcd woman, has 700
students. ,
That a coIored woman" Mr.
Taft said, could have constructed
this great institution of learning and
brought 1T to its present state Of use
fulness speaks volumes for the caBa-
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
! =. !. :. '':l.:I;' J'tn :. no -.
Joseph, Matthew's: is ::
Now Warden. al Pen

Joseph Matthews, ;of.H,Huntipetony
brother of State Banking Gemmiss
stoner S. V. Matthews, was, appointed
warden, of the West stVfrginia x peni.
Tertiary at Moundsville.: at meeting
of the Board of Directors OF that, in
stitution at the home Of the big penal,
institution, Wednesday, 49,. :, 1885,. :
For some time. 1t has been known
that the name Of Matthews was urged
by Governor Dawson for. the warden
Pship, but some Of the members, of the
Board were antagonistic to him and
the matter was deferred from time to
time until yesterday, several OF the
members 1t is reported threatening to
resign rather than 'appbfpt% Captain
Dawson. to fill the vacancy. ~ ,
Governor Dawson went to. Mounds
willie and attended the Injecting Of
the Board Of Directors and the news
came. in last night that the Board had
appointed Matthew's E4'fie salary Of
the warden WAS cutfbenf, 81, 500 to t92;,-
400 per year, while Captain Dawson
was placed" In his old Position ais ;eap:.
tain of the guards and will draw :STI,
800 per year,. y! "'"'1>KH<t1 .t:>: -
, The appointment of Matthew'S: ends
g. hard, fight: made by;,tha friends Of
both men. Matthews is Az business
man., and although, without, experience;
IN Prison management, Is said to he
fully: competent to discharges the ,du-
ties of the warden. He has. been. q
hard fighter in the. Republican,, ga usei
IN Cabell county; 1850. ...,a kn, ~ 2...|
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22

city Of that woman"
After reviewing the hsrdships and
struggles which the work has en-
tailed he continued:
: >"Therefore l shall go out of this
meeting, despite the distinguished
presence here carrying I'M my mem
DRY only the figure Of that woman
who has been able to create all this
.Rebnkes Tllman.
Expressing the most profound
sympathy for the struggle upward Of
the Negro race Mr.. Taft remarked,
having in mind the recent utterances
of Senator Tillman: ...
~ do not think 1t inappropriate
to refer. to some of, the expressions
that fall from the lips OF a. man;pro-
minent@ in political life that are Mt
terly lacking In any sympathy of that
kind, and that are cruel and abrupt
in their meaning, IL they are to, be
given the meaning that the words
naturally bear. refer to those gen.
tlemen who deem it necessary TO az
firm that in the interest Of this coun-
try the Negro race should have no
education.
Now, / am glad to know and be-
lieve that those men in their hearts
do not believe that: that it comes
rather from a desire to say come
thing that shall have a sensational
effect than 1T does from a real spirit
II was g1ing to say of cruelty to-
ward q race that deserves from those
OF us who are white all the aid, ali
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
Beginning Friday Morning, Jan. y
and Ending Saturday Evening, Jan. 50
BIC REDUCTION hERcANDsE ALL DFpTs

white Damask Table Linen TIC yd
Mddce6 from 95c g.. .. ..
White Dapask Table Linen. .88c I'd
f reduced from 81. 10. ~ -. 49,
WhdtA Daaask Table Linen =. .ssc yd
Reduced 4rom $1,25. = =. ,t
LiHep; Huck & Damask Towels IL 1-2c
1Pc.; 19c and Csc. ... -.
LiRen: Crashes at z 1-2c., 8 1s3c., 10c &
I = 1-2c, ,--.~ '..-.. -...
EsItEETs, PILLOW CASE AND BED
= g SPREADS.
STANDARD quality Bleached -.
y Sheets 72x90 inch .39c each
STANDARD quality, Bleached Pill; '..-~
a.; low Case, 36x42 inch. .1Oc each
e u LaEgaa!tWhite Quilt, $1:50 81; = 49,. ::
\. qaalfty; sale price $50 each
iFrihged: White Quilt, with or ).
= SWtthonE cut corners $1.25 ~ -
:. Quality; sale price .98c each
81 - LACE CURTAINS. (
From this Department viii be offer.
ed ssome of the best bargains of the
sa1e. .".., ... =. f.-I- :. {
AZ ;,prs Swiss Ruffle Curtains, - = :. =
&l2 yds. long, So inches :
wide; special 49,. ...... ;. SOC pr.
"a Sprs. Swiss Ruffle Curtains
2ll-2 yds. long, SO inches
Wde, l. special E. .75c pr.
as .sprs. Swiss Ruffle Curtains,
2si1-2 yds,; long. 40 inches - -
Wade; special ,98c Or.
As FRS. Bobinette Curtains, Z IL 49,.
: WSs."long, 80 inches wide, spe- -.
cial 49,: $3.50. $1,000 pr,
Lag Curtains, $3.50 quality;
SPECIAL Price: ,:::..;." :$1:Oo pr.
= s0ecia1 price :,.,.;:; .$1.5O Or.
Lag. Curtains, $3.50 quality.
= special price -. -: ii::$190 pr.
,Ease, Curtains; $3.50 quality: :;..7.
speclai price =. =. srr. ;! !$2.65 pr.
.aA4.z,Wll,H E1T r. WAISTS AIS rs. .s,.4,..
: IN balance of our line. efS$I00,
s1.25' and 81; SO White Lawn and Ma
ara dras |Waista VIII be, closed lat 50 and
-: MILLINERY, DEPT. 49,.
TIL e' balance; Of our Trimmed: Hats,
$500! to $3.50; reduced from $500 to
$20.001stt . g. :'~,'.... t,''&F 49, -.
CARPET. DEPARTMENT.
BRUSSELS Rugs, room size, :9x10 IL. IT,,
$3.50; regular $1,000
Brussels Rugs, room size, 9x12 it,,
$10;50; regular $14.OO
Brussels Rugs, room size, 6x9 IT,,
$3.50; regular $3.50.
Velvet Rugs, roo msize, 9x12 it,,
$1775; regular $22.50. rr,
Administer Rugs, room size, 9x12 IT,,
$19.59; regular $245G,
27X54 Rugs of Velvet and Administer,
$3.50. each.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
HOSIERY BARGAIN.
CORSET

We offer 3 special lengths in a
Standard high grade Corset Hose
supporters attached at soc each. You
will find at equal to the $1.00 Corset;
sizes 10 to 80. .~;' :. = :, p,
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%@ LADIES' COAT SWEATERS. +.
The balance of our line of Ladies'
Coat Sweaters, Hthe $500 tqialitES}aale
price, $3.50. :, ..-.'%''.,.. ;.
RIBBON SPECIAL. "

y. RIBBON SPECIAL.
S. inch heavy Tafreta, all silk Rib,
bon Black and all colors; the zoe.
quality sale price 21c yd. -, + :,
ttCLoAKs, AND TAfLoRED, Suits.
The balance of our line of Ladies'
Misses and Children's Cleaks, have
been. marked to Half price. and ID
some lines to less than half price.
We 90 not wish 70 Garry; oyer "a SIN
Gle. g&fnaent. YoH2w}n :therefofe Ind
MANY YxceAent bafgatIs In our Ready
to-WearS Department. - >'rs y ;
Ladies' Tailor Made Suits, reduced
to half price 4and&leSs. $500; $500
$1,000 and $1,000 for suits that sold
for $500 to $500.
SILK UNDERsKIRTS. .-.:s$I
We will offer during this sale an as
sorted line of Taffeta Silk Underskirts
that we have been selling all season
at $500. for this sale your choice for
$3.50. They are in Black, White,
Dark. Red, Two Shades of Navy.
Three Shades of Brown Three Shades
OF Green and Medium and Dark
Gray. All new. fresh goods. and the
ssss s!!k pstgain Me hayG SysF 5 et5sFaa
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE.
The. best values In Muslin g. Cam
Reic yIIna erweSr. VIII 3b8 Son8dtin thts
sale. You can b'iy the ready-to-wear
sa9 sr4h@ aei 1s:s sAsp ooF$ Of ftsE|a
Ladies Musltnx Gowns Emby, -.
trimmed = !!,.s. ~. j .6bS
Ladies' Muslin and Cambria
ana EmBy 'frininfga;; III s5eei s " p
ts:
Gowns, Lace and Emby. trim.
med; special At ss.,. ,-.,sa.,, .$11;4S
CORSET eoNARS' (,
Corset Covers, plain, tucked o.
with Emby. trimming :. .r.25c: each
Corset Covers, in Cambria,
- deliberately trimmed with
Lace and Embv Special at $50,
'..-+s 49, -. :e''..- 4oc .eacn
: 80 3'@,. - SKIRTS ':.<'~..'
we call attention to our White
Skirt with the wide ruffle of
lace or Emby. special at 49,. =; CSC
COMBINATION UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' Corset Cover with Skirt Or
Drawer Combination. Lace and EN-
by. trimmed; special at 98c., $1.48 and
$1.9S. =.
LINEN SALE. -" .
"The Housekeeping Harvest" Ia
BILE Linens at lower prices than for
two years past. Crashes, Towels and
Napkins, at same reduction in price.
Cream Bleaehed. Table Linen. .48c yd.
reduced from &c.
Cream Bfea6hed> Table Linen, CSC :yd.
reduced from &c.. 49,.
White Damask Table Linen. SOC I'd.
reduced from Esq., =
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22

One Block from State Capitol.
New Phone 1923 800 Capitol Sc
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; NH ApvocATH.

the sasalSta 6nd all the. sympathy
We can. give $hsR: 1 know that You
;krrts,yr that stA6S Expressions doSHot
the teeiing Of the srsht
body OF itptelDsspts white men in the
South. IS "a q 3. %" ,ssEEs So.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1909-01-22
American end European.

We cater to Weddings, Sup
pers and Society Functions.
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one-hieth the mon >t
means this arvelous and wonderful
making special pducement
handcrat this
Of
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We Tor
1t sells isefsells
ONE HUNDRED -sss#-
city or county in Fact every country throughout the
stimulation Diamonds under
action stimulation
mail
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Write here which
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4uhfttyS 6dIo 3pTlC9/ 's... .HSC va.
SO inch Black Taffeta slim, $1.2o r.
quality; sale price. - : 9scsyd.
s DRESS GOODS. ST. ',,&% ~. r.
At #c. I'd 1--WE SSkeffscboicee, of Is r,s
all wo8 Dfsss Goods III IA, IS and SO
inchesS@ide, in Black & Plain Colors,
FancySW9sSes 50; g5 o that have; s ad
al sea6on at $500, $1.25 and $50 yd.
Thiss:line &RAl; fipt be DUPLICATED
At 5oc%yd. ,%wea Rlsd offer choice 'of all
Wool and Wdrsted. .D3ess Goods. in
Fancy Weaves, A., 46 and 50 inches
wide and have been selling at. 75c.,
s5c, $1.O0 and SIPS yd.' r.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
So inch wide; Androscoggir =.
Bleached Muslin ........ &c I'D.
sc inch Lonsdale Bleached Mus
lin ............. sc va.
SO inch Fine Brown Muslin. S l-2c yd
Standard quality Light Prints. sc I'd.
Standard quality Dark Prints 80 I'd.
Light and Dark Outing 9th; --s.... =. g
10c quality .:;..... e 1'2C Yd.
Huck Crash; &c quality ....... &c I'd.
15c quality ,I0c I'd.
White 81 tlgp1s q. s gssseiP sylsai
Brown checks .,.......:. 6 Sac yd.
Dress Ginsha1nsI ( 1Oc@. quality, -%f = :.
sale >price .....,......... 8 1-3c Esyd.
- WHITE |GooDs. -: iiE5E :
pcs, $3.50 quality; $1>15 for IL yds.'
Standard Long Cloth: r. yd.%A%
pcs, SAB quality; .$1.45 for ~ yds.
Soft Finish "Nainsook," 15c
quality; SAFE, fs.S: 81
Soft zssa1st Doc a..
quality; sale price ....'... .16c I'd.
Fine quality. White. Figured !.
Madras" A5c> duality; 7: sales = I:
price &.+a.4 * n: a. 80 4. :, Fac Yds
- EMBROIDERY SPECIAL. J.
5000 yds. medii1m wide and narrow
Embroidery and Inserting, at actual
half value. These goods are in S, 5 70
and yd lengths and will. be sold
from 10c yd.r and up. Every piece In
the sale is worth double the marked
price. No duplicates can be had after
this sale. -. - ID,
HOSIERY BARGAIN. 49,.
We offer two big bargains in Ladies
Hosiery.
At 81 1-2c pair we offer 800 pairs
Ladies' Silk Ingram Hose in both
Lace and. Plain. They have never
been retailed' for less than soc. pair
jThe second bargain is 700 pairs plain
Lisle Mercerized, Gauze Hose, at IL
1-2c pair. They have been retailing
at zoe. =. -.
CORSET $3.50 ..
We offer 3 special lengths in a
Standard high grade Corset Hose
supporters attached at soc each. You
will find at equal to the $1.00 Corset;
sizes 10 to 80. l~i', :. =,
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LINOLEUM BARGAIN.

Sd Standard Lineoleum in the best
Pattern, .42c. 50. yd. (Not laid. (Bring
the measure of your room.)
We also offer from Carpet Depart
ment large size room Rugs, 10 1:2x12
fit. Made from Royal Administer and
Body Brussels. Carpet, $1,000 quar-
ity for $3.50, and $500 quality for
$18.59. (Not duplicates.) -
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SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

SO inch Balck Tatfeta Silk, Csc -
quality :;Sale Ice! ~. -. :. :6Ac I'd.
SO inch Black Taffeta Silk, $1.10 ...
quality; sale 4price2 49,. .&9c yd.
Sc inch Black TaMeta slim, $1.2o r.
quality; sale price. !: :. = 96csyd.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
THE Three
TWINS ARE
ALL ALIVE
With the Greatest Stage Ef-
feCtS and Finest Scenery
Ever Seen Outside of
" Ben Hur."

"Three Twins" will come TO the
Grand opera house Monday night,
October %. This is the best music
al comedy that has been produced
in years. 1t has a good plot and
many novel features. The music is
fascinating, and two-thirds OF the
audience, on leaving the theatre are
humming and whistling some of the
numerous melodies, which so greatly
please them.
The Three Twins" is called the
ben Hur of musical comedies. be-
cause 1t is the largest musical at
traction in America. The Amazon
electrical aerial swing is the largest
scenic effect ever staged, with the
exception OF the chariot race in Ben
Hur." The faceograph is another
one of the many electrical effects
that helps TO make "Three Twins"
the smartest of all musical attrac-
tions.
The costumes are gorgeous and
include eight OF the handsomest
Partisan directoire gowns ever
brought TO America.
The company is headed by Victor
Morley, who created the title role
when the show was produced in Chi
cago, at the Whitney, and includes
Bessie Clifford, Ida Poetz, w. IL.
woodslde, Florence Kolb, Frank
Smith, Eddie Bowers and a chorus
of 60 people.
Seats on sale at box Office Mon
day at a. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
swent Over NIaRnra.

This terrible calamity often hap
warnings are kind. That dull pain or
ache in the back warns you the kid
neys need attention n you would es-
cape fatal maladies-dropsy, diabetes
or Bright's Disease. Take Electric
Bitters at once and see backache ny
and all your best feeling return.
after long suffering from weak kid
neys and lame back, one 500 bot
tie wholly cured me-" writes j. r.
Blackenship. OF Belt, Tenn. Only 90
cents at ]. G. Perry's.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
CHARCOAL LOzENGES
POWERFUL ABSORBENTS
Offensive Breath and stomach Gases
Cannot Exist Where They Are
Used.

Charcoal by virtue OF its porus
nature. takes up gases mechanically
Just as a sponge takes up water. Its
capacity in this respect is in propor.
tion to the number and fineness Of
its pores. Charcoal made from nom
lar, beach wood. vegetable ivy. CO.
Goa nut shells and willow wood. IA
a compact heavy substance, having
a metallic luster, the pores being
quite invisible.
Chemical tests of various kinds
performed by expert chemists have
reavealed the fact that charcoal
made from willow wood. Is not only
absolutely harmless, but that IL Is
by far the most powerful absorbent
OF all kinds of gases. Certain other
woods. mentioned above. are used
by some manufacturers in making
charcoal. and. besides not being haif
as effective in absorbing stomach
stomach gases, have also been found
to be positively harmful 10 the di-
gestive system.
Willow wood charcoal is, then.
the very best for the purpose OF alb.
sorbing excessive gas OF the stomach.
removing intestinal fatus. and puri-
flying foul breath. Charcoal 60 be
effective against gastric flatulence.
must be introduced among the gas
es OF the stomach in the same state
M when fresh from the cruclble.
The means OF efecting this is 10
compress them into soluble lozenges,
so that after being dissolved in the
mouth and swallowed the charcoal
is "set free" and at once begins It's
work OF oxidIzing and absorbing foul
gases, and also through It's anti
septic properties, OF purifying the
entire alimentary tract.
IL Is definitely known that the alb.
sorbent and cleansing action OF char
coal is protracted and continued
through the intestinal system as
we'll as in the stomach, and Il proves
beueflcial there also.
In STUART's CHARCOAL LOZ-
ENGES we have a gas-absorblng
remedy which readily takes prece-
dence over all others. The charcoal
used in them Is the very best that
can he obtained. They are composed
of the finest young willow wood.
converted into charcoal by the spe-
cial carbonizing Stuart Process, and
before being compressed into Loz-
enges, the powdered charcoal is rem
dered sweet and thoroughly agree
able 10 the taste by being mixed
with pure honey, and the result Ia
product equally as palatable as can.
dy.
Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges have
attained n wide popularity among
the people, millions OF boxes being
sold every year. They have. over
and over again proven their efficien-
cy as rapid and powerful absorbents
OF foul stomach gases. relieving and
curing fiatulenee. belchIng. or the
eruotation OF gases, and finally In
tho publication OF offensive breath.
Buy a package OF these little log
enges from your druggist for 25
cents and forward us your name
and address for free sample pack
age. Address r. A. Stuart Co., 200
Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23

and are delighted with the great pro
gress made by this country He was
a partner with Mr.. Eppley the bak-
ing powder manufactures and gro
Ger, and has bought fruit lands at
Twin Falls. Idaho. After seeing
some of the apple orchards at Salem.
where land is turning on $500 an
acre this year, he is trying TO buy
a few acres.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23

To quickly check a cold. druggists
are dispensing everywhere a clever
candy cold cure tablet called Preven-
tics. Preventics are also fine for few
erish children. Take Preventics at
the sneeze stage TO head off all colds.
Box OF as. 25c. Capital drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
Attention, Voters

Attention, Voters
The books are now open at the
city hall for registration OF yoters.
end II you do not attend to Il you
will have 10 be sworn in by the
judges OF election. Do not wait un-
al the last day. but DO 1T NOW.
w. A. MOO. "ty recorder,
i0sltsl0t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23

~ good fellowship, hard knocks that
go to make life real In Alaska. Rex
Beach, the popular author, jumped
Immediately In the limelight OF sue.
cess when he wrote The Spoilers. %
Mr.. Henry McRae has given the play
an excellent production, with a
strong cast, which is headed by Miss
Margaret Oswald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-10-23
THE SPOILERS
REX BEACH'S
GREAT STORY

THE Spoilers" will be seen at the
Grand opera house next Wednesday
evening. and is said to be a real dTa-
matte treat. II tells a story OF hear