The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 21, 1901, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextjsJUHPSTT'SJW , . wwwm rim , i a II -!! a l A I , fr 14 v tAll ... cflbwrl-CL AZ. fc2 W 1 -tlB i.. TV T r. i r : JjEhere's Only One T Wrong With Our 1 New Location jgL'ac acaBC3Ea ox.b 'wrsacETDEs co&3xr3ES3EK. i loBtwoplo know that we carry a big lino of .Gentlemen's Furnish IneS. For thn few who do not, wo announce that wo havo a moat com pie to lino, including soma of tho most uptodato blrts,, neckwear, rundor woarfotci, obtainable. Wintcr rains havn no terrors for tho proud possessor of ono of our mackintoshes or for tho woman who has ono of our splon did $1.00 uinuorellas. Highot priced nuos if you want them. . Wo' think wo have the best .$1, $1.20 $1.50 and $2 Gloves in Salem. HOLVERSON'S 'mfff DflLRYMPLES J3CKCTS... 'a?. Every carmont in this re&t col lection beara tho "Quality, label. Mado to our order. Btylo, fit and workmanship tho vory best. Special prices during our Great "Aransior" buio, $6.75, $11.25. $14.25 $18.75J!each Silk Waists ' Kxcluslve Btylcs. Ijirnest and host assortment wo have over shown. Transfer Sale Prices: $5.00 values, $4.40. $7.50 values, $6.80. $10.00 values, $8.95, $12.00 values, $10.90. Sheep Dip, per gallon, $1.25. ;jExt Witch H?zel per gallon . $K00. Pure Paris Green per pound 28 cents. Glsojiiper gallon 25c." tommmMMmamwmmmaBmmm Oh 3Bl JE3.JbLJS . GoWeii Machine oil, per gal ea, 60 cents. -Gastor Machfue.oil, per gal on, 50 cets. ' Qiick Cure Headache Tablets $ eifs package. Fry's Drug Store HMHMUWHt PSMCHMW ;, SALEM'S BB8T STORE , Thing I ,V Our lino' of Ladies' and Ohlldron' Jackets and Long Coats 1b not sur pasted any . whoro in tho vnlloy. I'rlcos stylo and fit guaranteed. ' We invite all of our out of town customers and all visi tors to 1re fair, to make our store your headquarters while in the city. Free waiting rooms, free toilet rooms, free writing materials at your disposal. on sale here, so you can avoid near the gate. ' Great Removal Sale... At Our Branch Store Men's and Boy's Clothing Hats' and Furnishing Goods At about 33 1-3 per cent, less than regular prices. 297 COMMERCIAL ST. llecauso wo have the best and most up todato instruments for testing tliu oyes that aro mado. WE CAN FIT YOU Without dolay because wo carry a com plete lino of every lees and frame made. Our lenses are of the ilneBt Fr.iu,li crys tal and Peblea and frames of all grades, gold, gold flllod. Bllvorlne and those without rims. Wo can change your glasses to rimless at vory little ex pen so. Wo teat your oyeB froo. OPTICIAN 296 Com'l St. NEW TODAY. AMBITIOUS IU'H'UK8KNTATI K8. Wokos, 3 a day. targe house, now lines, boua Uuo opening to uieu and women of good character, willing to Work. 1'ormanent position, chance of advancement. 0u Plato St., Now Haven. Conn. 0 2t-eat-0t XGfcNTS WAiJl'jSD-LIW of Uoft'inlaf, 11 iro hundred pago largo look. HamV somely illustrated, Outfit free. Now reauy. o per ceni uiscouni 10 auont?. frcieut nald. Qrodit clvon, Henry Neil. 323 Dearborn St t Chicago. 0 21 Bat 3t FOR HENT. Twenty-four room lodging house. Deat location tatiQti In D. 8. lie towu rout cheap. Apply to sPPlJ ,Bt. entley A Co., lUU Front 0 21 3t FOU TUB UK8T meals in tho city so to tUewhlta Houeo Restaurant, lYou can, get juit what you ask for. . LOT One pair rubber hip" booU; re ceutly Boed with leather, frobably lost on Statu stroot last Wednetiday afternoon. Itoturn to this olllceaud, recelvo reward. J 21 Gtt rKW'1' J iB-nca? "52kro"Cj SON fi u &mmLm' We will ikeep State Fair tickets the rush ,at the, ticket office OOPYflOrtT, Knowledge Gained by Exper ience la by far tho moBt vnluablo, and you havo learned by this llmo probably that the best is always tho cheapest, in groceries as in everything elso. Our price marks aro not the lowest, but commodity wo eell is worth tho money wo usk, and you actually savo money in tho lone run by purchasing from us. If thero is any desirable thing in the grocery line we haven't in stock, wo will got it lor yon. M, T, Rineman 132 SUte Street Phone 131 15,000 Prime cedar posts, cut from large live timber, just re ceived at JW X X D. S BEN TiEY Pfaoae 301 & CO 319 Front Just Arrived. Try koine of llranton & llnLmnaRvrunn Juat received from tho factory. They aro omiuing up a now lot of Armouis titar llaum tbat aro just atlburb. (WIIIW MMM r lntf unie L ill v (mji&r'VfljNAx In III r r I lvy (i Vj r piUK Til Jblow XTtme r ij AND,,,, 'Jto i Coming on apaco reminda you that you want both plowa and Bfed tools for the fall. Byracuso stool and chilled plowa havo proved themselves for Willamette Valley Bills ut all kinds, and we can fix you up with any fire walking or eulkey plow, guaranteeing It to do the work. Moline plowB in all styles, old and reliable stand-bys. Bplko tooth and spring tooth harrows, dlsocultlvalorfl etc. JlenUor aud Tiger drill a combining the beat features of all seeding tools mado. Call and see us. ;; F. A. WJGG1NS gjmf Successor to H. M Crolsan and K. F. Parkhurst. Btudebaker waoons and buaglea, McCormick Harveatlntr Muchlnory, Russell englnoa and throahera Trlbnna bioyclee. 8tandanl and Whito wwiug machines ""oanera 9 Its Two Small For. the 1 Immense Fall Stock" We Have Bought - Fronch llannol waletings PernlntiB Btripes ombrold ored and plain 50c to $1.25 yd. Wo hnvo an excellent mixed gray union suit for 50a north moio but that's our prico. Wo have juet received abiglotof sljorteklrts, which wo offer at snap prices, $200 up. You'll wonder whou you boo diem, how wo can do it. Tiio lino of handker chiefs wo show this year, is by far tho iinost wo have over hod. Our 25c linen handkerchief is a won. dor for tho prico. HOLVERSON'S This is to Certify gSfStr' oWrion 8,0,n' O". A-"' 1901 Crippled and Many Years an Invalid. To whom thoM prroonti ihU come, Oreetliig. About fourteen jonmlnront ulna TOn of s(e i met nun mi uui'iucm which caiueu an injury to mr iiilne mid ikjItIo bono wblch rciiultcu In I met with n accident which earned an Injury toinr tnlne and nolrla bone which rcmiliiHl In the forma'loii of humped shoulder and hip, a KhortonliiK of tho walrt and dlipUcomeut or In- ivriiai urKBiia, ami Biiorieninic 01 a IK) 11 1 two iiicuei 01 ono iimu uotweon tno kuco and hip. in iiuuiiiuu iu iiiu uuwaru niiixiannce or mr ucxiyMftbovu (lrscriiiou in March 1WO I wu takon wltlid Bovero attack of La drippo from tho ellect of which I iiillured Rrcatlr with my luiiKund heart, and whun In May lVOOI came tnand besau trcatmunt with Dr. J. V. (Vtnk m March 1WO I wu condition waa about a follows; Could per form no manual labor, could not stoop to pick !M)thliiKfrom tho tloor. Could net about the hoiiRo only with dtoirulty, aud (retting up stain was nuxt to Inmowlble. Could ui m limh. only with dllllculty and ono of them wai much Wtti oil. Mr norroui ivitem wn hmllr uniiri Had coukIi aud (eriire pain ou lungs and heart, noappctlto, could deep only In broken ipelli, and In many wayi aullorvd almoit couttunt and Indeacrlbablo avonlee. Iu short I waiumuch dead a alive. I'rovlously to my attack of La (Irlppol wan treated orcr a period of years by many phyalclaui to no clloctlve purposo. .My personal appoaranco ut thU time Is alralnht lit tho Lack a a anyone. My waated limb restored to normal alie and but little more than half uu Inch thortur than the other. Havo freounoof my llmbi and can go up italra one foot after tho other with perfect eaae. My uaailla IcnKtheulus, Can ttoop to the floor wltheiiao, Can sol about aud do pretty muoh liny and uverythTuir other veil jxiople can do. My apnetlto la aplcudld, sleep soundly aud am iibitolutely freo from pain. HavliiK lived In Dr. Cook's family for nearly a year I havo seen much of the cRect of hla treatment ujion otlmra. aud can truly and cheerfully w-ommend the Doctur and his mod. leal aklll to nil lit any way anilctcd. flifk ll..AlnBA 9m AA.aBKtkkaSa a iiu'tiviui iivntuicui in imacaao was wnot ly contlnetl to his llotanlcal ltemedloi. couatitu tlonally admluutortxl No rvaort to tho usa oi aiiiie, mi'ciiniiicai appliance or other method ui irvaiiui'iik uuiuk vliipiocl LlUInn Hoacnbaum has lived In this vloluitr about nliiii rcara. ' Wo. the underalgnod, are personally acquaint ed with the above attlant aud iheertully sub- v..uv iv i"v iiumvi mo iuii-Kini)tai6ineni, BUflAN IIAHR186N, A. V IIOUVNlllIltl' 8ubacrlbed and sworn to before me tills 2lth U AUK, VJI. Seal attaohed. W. W. HALL. .. . County clerk, fly a. Mcculloch, rxputy. When youthlnk of glasses think of unices. a v. si a? o aL a: sl . Dears the p The Kiflll YM Hits Alwayt BOOjtl "6tf5S '&&u m iiv( V It Mai Seeb Ttme 255-257 LibertyStreet The J D Stump Estate, Letters of administration wcr granted today, in tho matter of tho estato of J. B. Stump, deceased, who leaves prop erty in Marlon and Polk counties, valued at $20,000. Mrs. M. A. Stump is named at administratrix, with R. P. Boiso, Jr., rod Hurst and O. P. Hamilton ap praisers. White House Closed. Washington, Sept. 21, The doors of the Whito Home wore closed to the pub lie today, but admission was accorded to those who desired to eeo tho President personally, and within an hour a scoro of men, prominent' in public life, had c.llod to pay tlioir rospectB and extond g)od wishes for a successful admlniatra tlon. '- Cresceus Against Abbott RiuDV'ju.K, Mass ,8opt. 21. Cresceus won firs heat in tho $20,000' raco with ,the Abbott. mo AUDott won tno soeonu neat y half length. Time. 2:08. Cresceus won third heat, Tho Abbott boing almost distanced. Titno 2:0'J,. Widow Will Recover. Canton, Sept. 21. Mrs. McKInloy onjo.ved a good sloop nnd raid that she felt better than at any time since her husband was shot. She otprceanl a wish to take a drivo today. ''I feol con dent in her ultimate recovery," said Dr. Hlxoy. Ferry Boat Explodes PAitKKitaiiuna V Va. Sont. 21. A Oflsollno ferry boat running on the Littlo Kanawha rivor blow today. Four perhaps fatally injured. DIED. 'RAMSKV. At tho family homo on South Commercial street, Salem, Or., Saturday, Soptomber 21, 1001, of ty. pboid malario, Mrs. Anna Kamsoy, lined 37 years, after nu illness of sewn weeks Tho funor.il serviopfl will bo hold at Halsey, Linn roiinly. Or., tomorrow. Mrs. Ramsey leaveH a husband and two children, all of litis city. Rev. llrynn will conduct the funeral Forvicci). D. E. lluntslnt er. Funenl Dt rector. 1 Street. 'Phone Red 2423,SalemOreioa. deuce 390 Court. 'Phone BUck 2181. Stnt Pes!- GralO'OI Grala-Ot i Remember that name when you wunt a delicious, nppctizlng, nourish Inp food drink to tnko the plnco of coffee. Bold by all grocers and liked by all who have used It. Gruln-0 1b made of pure grain, It aids digestion anil strengthen!) tho nerves. It Is not a Htlmulnnt but n health builder and tho children ns well ns tho adults can drink It with great benefit. Costs about Y as much as coffee. ICc. and 25c. per package. Ask your grocer for Graln-O. Bearitlie yf Ill8 Khtd YOU HT8 Airlift Bighl n J F YOU want choico goods at reasonable prices you can ilud thorn at . thle etoro. This storo Las been extended to twice its former dimensions, and till there is not room enough. stocks in tho Willamette Valley very purchaser. Hundreds of Dollars Worth of Stylish Suits and Overcoats Just arrived, for men, boya, and Juvonilos, tailorod in the height of fashion, those aro Included in tho special sale now geuorally advertised, Havo you seen them? If not it will pay you to call. Wo havo tho latost. , & III US) ! We have a wholesale lot of furs ranging in pricos from f 1 to $35, We have beautiful boas and storm collars which only need to be seen to be appreciated aud purchased. Thore has nevarbeon a larger or more beautiful col lection of furs in your city, Wraps, Ranging in Price from $1 to $40. Our wraps havo received the approbation of Salem's most stylish ladioj. Kb pecial praise boing given by the ladles who havo recently visited Portland and not only seen but priced the wraps in the large, stores thero. Theso wraps are going fast, but there aro beauties still iu stock. Call and see them. '" V Dress Goods ' Which lias been pouring into our doors, case after caso full, isiin big domand andjsbeingjUikenout of our doors at a rapid rate. 'T " Wo have the best quality and all the latest weaves. Our prices speak for t'lemsolveo. J? ' -'' Trimmings (The Autumn dreis trimmings are beautiful, i, ! ; Ne Chiffon Appliques New Spangled Bands and Galloons 4 Torpedo, the new black Silk trimming. -.-One i . 'Mn i . na j. ny$8 ix.L.,1. atftiBrtiwuinnriWivriiiimii BACKACHE &k . SHOULD Jxk WARN MISS LUCY ANNIE nEISER, OP MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Miss Luoy Annie Ilolsor, a grada todnnrsoof nino yoars' experience, trained and graduated from tho Homoopa lo Hospital of MlnncapollH, Minn., writes as follows : Albert Lea, Minn., Nov. 8, 1899. The Pcruna Medicine Co., Columbus, Ohie: Qentlcmen "Although my school does not believe In patent medicines, I bavo found It to be a fact that Pcruna Is a grand and valuable medicine. I have known It to cure Mrs. Sampson, vated by malaria, alter the doctors former patients suffered with a complication of female diseases; she was so thin, nothing but skin and bones, but Pcruna cured her and she Is to-day In good health and good flesh. Facts prove that Pcruna revives lost strength nnd restores to the. sick tbat most wonderful blessing of lite. health.'' Lucy Annie llelser. From Mrs. Amanda Shumaker, who. Wheat Market, Ban Francisco, Sept. 21, Wheal inactive; DocemberOOo: spot quiet 05. Chicago, Sept. 21. Wlioat Sopt. QS ', Dec. 71. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADE'ny The Sidney Power Co, SIDNKV OltEOOK Made for family ubo, nsk your grocers (or it. Bran and shorts always on hand. A, T. WALN Agent Our stock is ono of tho largest and boat and our pricos are an inducement to i L Continual Round of Bargains L WOMEN. suffering with an Inttamedwomb, aggra bad failed to help her. Another of my lias charge of tho Grammar Department Use Patton's Sun Proof Paints They arethe Best ....FOR SALE BY.... Savage & Reid, ST06KT0NS SPECIALS: 20 Now Morkets, $14.60, $21, Raglan 21.00, $21 Raglan $10.00, $18 Raglan $11.00, $10 Raglan $13.60, $12.60 Raglan $10.00, $15.00 Jackets $4.00, $13.50 Jack ets $10 00,$12.00 Jackets $0.00, $10.00 Jackets $7.75, $8.00 Jackets $5.80. Waists Wo have on a No. 1 lino of rebeautified waists In ized Sateen. 76c, $1, $1.50, $2. $3.60. $5.50. $7. Waisting : The ne Flannel, AlbatroBS, Pounolla.and Embroidered Walctiug, 25c, 60c, 75c, $1 and $1.15 per yd. " Shirts Tailor-made dresa skirts beautiful and at the very lowest pjicos. Mercerized Satin Skirts $1, $1.25, $$1.50, $2, $2.60, $3.75, etc. Wrappers Said to hi tho finest wrappars evor brought to Salem With wa ibablo corset waist. They are well made and all contain plenty of good, no more scant wrP" pera. 12 1-2 cent Daisy Cloth 10 cents. 6, 7, 8 cent Calico, 5 cents a yard STOCKTON' of thd iubiloHchool..ini:lrrrT Wish., also Past Grand otiniZ Order of Good lemnla, . ". ?." reoolvod tho ollowinD.i.4 'M"n CoLUMniA nt.. "IcanBpeak only good word. ??i repeated benefit. I h.T. hid K !u' moot reruns. "om th "Too constant pplkatha to , """ mo to have ev; head and backache aaddngglaZT I could not stop my WOrkt SE m to go on. Readlnst of it. xZT fklal results from the use of PetlT, purchased a bottle and within.? days after using it, began to feel " "I constantly Improved and befoul seventh bottle was completely n.!J' , pains wore gone, my strength wl. ' stored, and 1 now seem ta': younger. "" "If I got tired or fool bad. v once helps m,, and I feel you d, r. ;"""uuur.ugpUU!c." Mrs. Amanda BhumaVnr MattloB. Curtis, Secretary SSfl, Loyal Women, Pctel Salem, 3 Sj Mass.. writes j ' Jaog,on "I Buffered for over a year with general weakness and debility, mani fested especially In severe back ache and head ache. "My physician prosorlbod differ ent modlolnes. nono of which seemed to hln ,. . nntll a olub associate adrlsod mo to try 1 ernna, as It ourod hor of constitutions! hoadaoh. and stomaoh troubles. I t onco ordered a bottlo and bofor.itwu used, felt greatly improved. "I havo taken four bottles and for two months havo boen entirely froe from theso maladlos. Sovcral of my frlandi aro using Poruna with bononoLl rna.,n. especially in cases of troubles with the kidneys and other pelvio organs, to gothor with woaknossos peculiar to womon." Poruna Is a spoclflo for thn rt.ri,.i dorangsments of women. Addross Th Poruna Medicine Go,, Columbus, Ohio, for f reo book dn catarrh writton by Dr. S.Ii.IIartraan. , .Avviliiivy ffmm Men's Ties... A Stylish Line 10 15 and 20C Men's Clothing at Cost... Shoes at Lowest Prices- Silk, Flannels, and Mercer Mattlgp.curtli, 1 'J'i HlrTLi 310 Uoiuinrc!! fitt Balem, Ore,