The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, January 25, 1902, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textffjf&iw f, I ''fg'g'1 l ? w v mm "ST"! llSMIMMIIHHMHHHMHIiMHMHR0HHna 5 HES 2 QALE OF M White things are selling faster than they ever sold 5 before. And why not? Prices lower than they usually are and everything just as good. Better value and more of them than we ever had. -EVERYTHING WHITE AT SALE PRICES M m EMBROIDERIES GJe-ll&c-IOK. Novor saw audi values boforo. Thoy're ao dainty s.nd pretty, and bo many of thorn, tlint every tasto Is suited. UNDERMUSLINS Lower priced than you thought they'd bo. Wo might mention prices, hut it wouldn't be of any uoo without bolng connected with the garments. WHITE TOWELS 20c "ONES FOU 14c. They'ionll hnon and extra alzo. Novor aaw ttielr equal- You'll ece them die playod in tho ttoro. mmiEvif mm We began Boiling yesterday, will makatnoro bargain gossip than nnythlng that's happeuod In eomo tlino. 3,000 YARDS of fine rmbroidorU, to fl in. wide, including soma made of dainty Swiss and worth to COa n yard, nil placed on enlo at ono price Qc per YARD mnnrm i II 1 MLfflll'S j to tho quality of our goods and our low prices toaceiuoand retain, your patron ago. Our 'kill l 'ho Optical lino, fitting and gilndlng of glasses to correct the various dot eotlvoYlston, in too well known to need rrforlug to at this thus. Wo have now thousands who testify to our good work nnd ability. Our busl nosa has out grown our present room aud aro now looking for new location, .In tho moan time wo will servo you at our prevailing low pi lees with glasses from $1.00 UP nnd fitted. CHAS. H.HIN0BS Si,K"tU,-s Oculis prescriptions my specialty. .ii-jTI' jr1--''-' "'IfHf r- - hi ',.,.' v r. .. flf Aln A Uiucci mat una uiuuia Promptly and nlwayj keep nothing but para and high grade foods in ttio store to deal with those who value health, eoouoiny and rtllablUtv. Our food produota are Al. our service ht always prompt mid obliging and wo have ft variety In both Upla and fancy groceries, na well n orockery, that makes It a pleaiuro to do your huylng. M T Fineman 3 3 Stats Stmt ' Pheo tJI MORE VICTIMS Mr. Fran Ilumnhreya and Ida broth er Charles of Willaru. deoidad como wak lnc that tho llwlct Kotary ilu PJew wwld b a money aaver for thw. OhrliHi haul! out, twontise fNW H9f atore and the other ouo we 4t te Jrank at Ida nearest liast ld atathw, Vo tmv hwra Deetonl fa tiwaVl report 'oat tlm neighbors, but H wh got Hatil last. Hataidny Hut we hmH A 8rot iH to how the men ar.i4AM4. frank was In tlm etllra abeil a hwir teffing how glad he ia to have wch au Implement arouud htofeiw. He irrt iared oywalotof awwimar Wtew. about fAx lnehea dwp 'Utm aJ M. t&we re great wany roi m hte ft)), but reeks have no mmt U tt &f Phw, a there are tsi hre te eeaVtiie dlsea simply aatf4 A rk eMdear rolling over jmm. u HMtl thrw horwa ea the , im f Ktd il.ll. tell -'- Lu bunt KMJtt th aawte thrM aW Ota MWe thrM iaW plowing 9 lacks w WHITP 3 - HANDKERCHIEFS 2,000 ot4) cent! eacli. Eomo trimmed with pretty lacea mid como plain hemstitched. Othera at 0o, 8o. He, 17c, 23c, and up to 1.23. . LACE CURTAINS l 00 onoafor $ 05 pair 2 CO onoa for.', $1 45 pair Del tor think of what you'll need In Curtains for this spring. You'll aavo money by buying now. MEN'S NIGHTGOWNS Madoofflno, Soft Muslin, and very daintily trimmed with red or bluo embroidery work. During thla oalo of Whlto thoy'll bo 62 cents each. K m H m m B BB BIB 18 R m SB a i Do you want a Home You can own this beautiful homo. Wo will buy It for you nnd let yon pay us back nt $3.45 or fO.45 per month. Without interoat. Or wo will pay off that inortgsgo on your homo on tho same liberal terms. This Is not another Ilulldlug nnd l.onn Association, wo speak tho truth only, como and aco, you may learn roinotlili.g Pacific Home Builder's Ass'n. 33S326 Ablattoa DutlJIni, PorllinJ, Ore, Local ngont, Willamette llotol, Hatem. Oro, Agsnts wanted, ladles or guntlu men. DEVELOPMENT.... 10,000 barrels Itocha Harbor JJmo used In tho duvoloptncut of Balotu and vicinity during tho past year, D. S. BENTLEY & CO 8oloAients. deep, though he saya ha intonds using four, as hu can iiihIso better llmu. In this lie is rlwht for there ts no lino hop ing to save by using less power than is nqulred bo It steam power or horse flesh. Oidiuary romnmn mine would impel a mail to proportion his powir to tho amount of toil he is mov- Inir. ami until1 linlllv In in In naltu, h bones 111 soinakoil against 3 In others. ( i ins Bimpin iai seems in prevail, mat the two dlto cutting 'it liiulma, re quires tho samu liorsutlesli aa lliu votii uion lO.tuoh ohllttHl plow atsamoduptli Astosoourlng Mr. Uuuiphreys myshu was plowing right along while his neighbors' oIiIIHhI plow was sticking lie has sold his HHnoh chilled plow and now expects to do tho most o( his work with the dieo. llo Is tinning up hard pan that has not seen daylight since it was formed, geiting ready tor clover needing. Two of his horses weighed 1600 each and the third widths 1M0. lie saya they are getting fat at It, uot becaiiin they do not havo to work, but for tho reason that there Is an absenco ol that dead "drag" ooni mou to most plows aud that as n mat ter ol course he dos not force thmi too fait. Ono faot that many farmers overlook Is that tho first time over the lleldwliha sulky or gang pluw, lit sub-soil is turned so muoh dtmiwr that the dralt la nwewarlly heavier than it la the second tlmo. Wo prtxeut fset as above aa wo secure them (ruw the men who are using these plow, letting (irospeoltve oustomera ho their own ndgei ol their merit and the work dime 2 wry plowwu have sold yet has sold it telf, after the purchaser had tilnl it in seen others work. Wo have sold a iiuhc lMr ot tlioui also In tho Polk eounly hllla o men who arts wrll plmttytt and enthutiastiii In their preUe. In fast. tle bsst salmeu we hav ui tliu men who are using them. a Wo have full lines ef other sulky ami gang pkiws, the best (hat oau b found, and wo aru sutllng t hew as well, every wo-kj in (aet, this hat been the tilggest sulky and gng plow seaseu ever ie conlwl herv. Spike and spring teth harrows, dlw harrows, etc. eto. Sea son now ripe (er these goods. F. A, WIGGINS aS3-a7Uiy8t.5ka. Farm Mashlaery. Wswat, Uajrle. lli fUt, Kawiug Machine. SCHM1TZ STIRRING FRISC0 Many Heads Fall . Un der His Axe. Officials AlusTwork or Get Out. New Mayor States ture Policy. His Fu- Pan Pimnciboo, Jnn. 25. Ban Fran clsr-o's union labor mayor, Kugeno E. Sohmllz, Is busily ongnged in fffreting reforms in tlm city's government and demonstrating that the executlvo ability dRveloppil liy an orchestra lender In di recting ills mndclane is snillslent to m nhln the possessor to wisolj- govern a big city. Ban Francisco's peculiar charier makea the mayor the nbtoluto head of the city govornmont through tho various commissions, thomembera of which aro appointed by tho major for a dcflnlto longth ofsorvlro. Ono member of enrh commission has been appointed by the now mayor, tho otli-r two memliers holding over from the previous adininle trntlon. When their torms oxplrn their successors will bo appointed by Mayor Solimlta, who will then bo In completo control of the city's municipal affairs. As civil service rules govern, and n re moval In any ofllco must bo for n good cnuso, it isovldent'that tho mayor's power Is limited, for n majority ol esch commission govern the nppointmontn made by that commission. Though Mayor Bchmltr. tins held ofllr only n few weeks, ho hni already caused such n shaklnu-np at tho U'ly Hall as to came widespread terror among tho easy poll p. sleek oflloials holding don n the many sinecures. Ilecontly olroiid oiuity Hoik, A. H Malioney, visa p'ovod to havn promised patronngo In onlur to sfruro his unminatlon, rnd only n restraining order of tho court temporarily prrvonts the mayor from removing him for violation of tho char tor, Ohas. II Oallagtier, superin tendent of paving, was next suspended for forcing Ids omployrra to attond po litical primaries. J. H. Oassorly, mem ber of thn school board was told to de vote himself to IiIb work or roalgn, and nccnnti'd tho hitter alternative Thomas I. Woodward, n former member, was appointed hi liU plnco. Kd II William, for many yoara f liluf olork Justlcorourt was tho noxt man to ho decapitated, for neglect of duly, nnd I'owell Frederick appointed to tho vacancy, Williams got n temporary restraining order from ho superior court, but was ejected from the ofilro by ,tho polico. Frede rick hat been summoned tonppear for ooutompt in conrotm.;co. Hpeuklng of Williams' removal, Major Sohtnita said "I hnvo found a shocking O'ltidltiou of things among tho ctty'a employees, ruhllo olllco with many of tlio hnldiira has cntno to menu n privstn Hiiap, I find many olllcinls roportlng at the.rofllces nt about 10:30, staying an hour or two and leaving for tho dny, do voting tho tlmit for which tho city pays them to drinking, dioing, loafing, and worse of nil to patronizing tho race-track ginibllng aeross tho bay, Why, a wholo boat liHtd of city hall employes havo been In tho habit of going to these racsa dally. This haa got to stop, they must either work or cloar out, Ullhor tho work la bln ntglnctod, or, tberu nro too many cmployo. I shall follow these removals up with many more, end want everybody to understand that they must work or forfeit their positions, and that I will not tolernto the condition of things existing in the past." Affairs On The Isthmus Coi.ox, Colombian, Jan. 'i. Tlie t nation on the isthmut remains un ehsuised. Although ijiiIhI rules lxiih h io and at Panama, thaso two ort aro on the tiptoe ot expectancy, ami tho resumption of host lilt Un botwaen th' ttoverniiient forces and the Goloniblsn Ulberals Is nwuitd at any mnineni, The llritlsh nud Amerlean wnrshiM are oxpeotod to reach Colon dirootly, A short skirmish oeeurred on tho rail road Hue between hero and Panama yes terday, In wliieh there wore lOoisualtlos among the Liberals, Tlie skirmish re sulted from the vUilauao ot the govern ornment too pi, wlio nrnolomly waleh lugall outlets to tho Intarlur of lis eount y. Judge Noyes Seriously 111 Ban PRAMiacn. Jan. ft. Jwltie Arthur II. NuyM. of Alatka, Is at the Mount 9U'H llo)iilal. in an pxcredlugly praearlriis eandtlloH. Die phylolsns wha are atiwidlng hiw entertain very little hop that he will leeover. The Jurist Is siiftwlHg (ram hemorrhage of the lungs, lad.Hel Uy tuborculels. Owing ta the eephMw lcw of Uhxl his system hat been greatly weakened. Evangelistic Services lite evaugeHttlo tentee at the First Ohrtitlanohurali are moving ou nicely, lutweit is uaabatad. The meetings ate eajHMSted ta eoHtiaee nast week All era west eanltslly iavlted to har Elder Hllehajr UNittht (smtimlay) upen the sutyret x "The DeHU Who ia he?" ttaig attd praWe servtee lejlui at 7S0 o'eleek. alw 4r Yr KU f ot HM iHMWu.i..mu..juu.b. U n- AS4 IMII14( UtlUX.r. GRAVE MARINE DISASTER Unknown. Steamer Sinks Near Brussels. DiiusiLLfl, Jan, 24, It It reported hero that an unknown steamer, helicvtd to boa Britisher, Btrandwl near Vliisingon, Netherlands, during u fog today and sank. It is feared many persona Kent down with the steamer. Marion County Circuit Court Ella M. Smith haa cued in Depart ment No, 2 Tho Salem Uiiildlng nnd Loan Aaa'n, n corporation, W. O. West tncott, Katie, Cbloo nnd Gerlrudo IUahor, minors of A, A. llathor, (or re conveyance of part of block 27, city of Salem. Big Slice of Arid Land The Pilot Uutto Devtdnpment Com pany, of Crcok Co., having headquarters In Portland, on Friday n'ternoon mndo an application to the Stato Land Hoard for 80,000 at ros of arid laud located near the head of tho Deschutes river in Crook cmnty. The company proposea to Ir rfgato.and reclaim tills immenso tract under the provisions M the Carey Act. TheIoard took tho matter under ronsldoration with tho understanding that a contract would ha 'formed tills , afternoon, if minor details could bo sat I isfactorily arranged. Marion County Probate Court I vr . it. .uin-ny mm niciiuma uuniuii).', Joint exccutoiaof tho estate of Hugh Cosgrovo. deceased, havo filed their final account nnd asked for a day of J hearing. Thoy report tho receipts of the ( eatato to have been $1051,03 nnd tho tir t tr t.... 1 a .-i i- r if disbursements 1805.00. New Regulations Capt. S, 11. Ormsby, supt. of tho forest reserve, has received n lot of now circulars nnd regulations relating to leasing lamia and getting rights to cut timber, and locato mineral claims. Persons Interested in enterprises con nected with tho reserves will do well to call on Id in for this information. Funernl of Mrs. Dancy. Tlm remains of tho lato Mrs, John Dancy, mother of W, II, Danny, of thia rity, arrived In Salem from Portland Friday evening. Funeral sorviros will hi conducted at St, Paul's Kphcnpa) church at 2:150 o'clock Sunday alternonn by Hector Win. Conoy. Hurlol will le had in tho 1. O O. F. cemetery. New Evangelical Church Tho Evangelical church under Jtto loadorahlp of Kev. Noih Shupp nro planning to build a new church nt tho ltickoy school hotiso. Paroled Patient. A paroled palltint named Iluaell from the asylum was taken up by City Mar shal Gibson Friday night, New Dry Kiln I Tho Capital Lumber to. shut down thorawmill today for the purpos of completing their now dry kiln, 21 by SO Tlit Excitement not Over Tho mail to tho drug store still eon tlnuoa nud dally scores of people call for a Imttloof Kemp's Hnlnim tor the Throat and Lungs for tho euro of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hroiichltls and Consumption. Kemp's UiiltMtn, tho stnudnrd family lumedy, la sold on a gunraut(H nnd never fiilla to glvo ontiro Hitiefaetion. Prioe afto. and AOo. 2 Seattle haibnr was l.adly shaken up by Pridu)' stoim. The galo rnntl ut 10 mllotf an Imur. Many small boats were amashed. Lnt, to far id known, no lives wore lost. Famous Winter Resorts. A winter trip to Southern California nnd Arlxonn via tho famous Shasta Itouto is one never to he fnriMitttm. It- newnl acquaintance with thU see. Ion will nver develop fttwh jieints of lntrst fud ailded sources of enjoyment under Its sunny skies, in the variety of Inter ests and added Industries, and Its pro litlo vegetation and among its mimt'r lrs retorts of iiouutaiu, sliore, vaiivy aud plain Tw trains leave ' ortland daily m rn Ing mihI venlnu, for CJhrornia I .one trahiH aro eiiippel with tlie mi im proved pattern of standard and Mirmt sleeping oars, and the low rte LuVe the trip in reaeh ef all. For illttttrated gHklea i( VU nu and Arisoim winter hmmvii. ed lres ,. ... It. U. Mu tan, (ien'1 Pa'r. Aueiii. 1'onUiui. 11 711 To Our Friends and Patrons... Thoto new Saoka have arnv.d, and we are now prepared to mppiy alt hands aud the eook with Wild Rose Flour The highest yrado goods ever offered in tuia maiaet. Ask yeo.r greeer for It, Wjirrantei to Give Perfect Sjitisfactloa Salem Flouring Mills Co. MISH RISING IMMINENT Boers Start Sensation al Rumor That ColoneJ Lynch will Head the Irish. In an Effort to Throw England's Yoke. off Amst8Iiuam Jan. 25. T'io iioorrj hero nrocliciilttllng n ato.y to tho effect that Colonel Arthur lynch, the Irish mem ber ol PirllHinont for whom n warrant charging treason hai been leaned pro- pjses tochnrter n sailing boat and sail to GnUay bay nnd there lake tho leading In a groat Insurrection which ia on tho ove of I appeniig hi I-oarid. ROCK CRUSHER J50UGHT Sonic Metal Surfaced Roads to be Built in Marion County. County J iidgoccott and County En gineer Culver have returned from a trio to Portland tolnrpi-ot tho workings ol a rock CNiihor used in building" roads in tlint county. They drovo out fourteen miles east of tho city in n blinding storm to no the irinchlno under headway. They drovo over roads going an I coming flnl'hed with broken rook and thoy were hi dry and unooth na uny roada lu sum mer. Tho machine was In operation and Judge Scott heaved n round bard beaded boulder nearly n foot in dlamutor Into tlie jiun of tliu crusher and aw it crunch tho llmty mouthful into email squnro pieces like eugs. In n few minutes several thoiipaud pound h ol thia kind of road metal wnH run out before their eyes. Tho olllcinls woru convinced tlint it was a good machine and ordered ouo fur thia county. When it comes it will first bo sot up on tho road to Liberty whoro n quarry will yield exlmiistless supplies of basaltic reok that breaks rquaro and will mako lino road material From there tho broken rock will ho distributed. Then the machine will bo moved to another part ol tho county whoro matoriai can hi had, moro rock broken and other r 'lids covered. A number ol road graders were aho engaged and tlm county court propoies to antor upon u systematic plan of road building. INTERNATIONAL y a nujiw.1 wuury iuoi wnun lives ine tnoit remirkstte results It wfvsts dUeise. It cures chlckea chelera. It uestly ln;recs the e eiucttoa aai ..,.. ...u.wv...uv...t(. ii It mike, chlckea j irowvryrsuUly. aal 25 pouaa rails. . THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER euita has utveii "INTERNATIONAL POIIl throughout every stoto. We guarantee inter or summer, w itbout showinK a laro Increase in ej. You do not have to re the fo.dnt an extra expense hvcauso it will mko you mora money at er da SSsHsWsV " "'uW" nsrSBSSsHs sassBBiK JPJHk, ' -'"jflHiH - .i . . ujiay lor, and use one niu U x or un k cent box, or f I a so b x ..J 'Iuteruational Poltry Food" dtrJ ad if it fails t. f unl our v a.n,s w r ta to wir office and wH ill rwTj ' M,9d We w,U w anyone ,,000 , cash . ever r5M S I'.JV- Uternatlonal Food Co., Minneapolis, Mlaa Also Cheacest to Use. ., 0uf ? l.b lca 100 feeds for 12 fowVs. Oar tl uu ,i,. k.. . . , sw ue ir iz hk. ih oaHHDt attonl to pay eeats rL.tL "wwiaa kimk that wlv wttain feeds. MM feed! for aeLtiu f n ,gBa8 Ua per than bad. tar cmu 0.l)7a.u w Jeaa UXt'?ftK " lawk. SOLD !AIPM MnrS.ltenIat.tw SALEM- BOERS ARE NOT PLEADING Peace Proposals Officially Denied. London, Jnn. !!. In tho House if Commons todny it was olllcinlly denied thnt any eaco proposnla haa been re ceived from tho Boeta slnco tho Kitch-oner-Botha negotiations. First One In Salem. Tho Simpson livory stable on Court street tjday unloaded from the cars n tl&OOlnudnu made by the U, S. Cnrrlago Co. of Columbus, Ohio. Tlo freight $155 nnd It ia the tlm first rubber tired cab over brought to this city. It Is in tended to be uiod for strictly flrstrlnsii trade, nnd show a great enterprise on tho part of Mr. Simpson. Casket Ball Tonight W. U. vs McMinnville College at W. U. gymnasium tonight. Dou't remain nwny on account of tho cold weather, ai tho gymnasium will ho omfortably heated Game call d promptly t 8 o'clock. At'wi siou 10 cents, Feed the Birds The cold Enap and unnind covered with auow haa driven thousands if robins, meadow larks nnd other song birds into the citv for food nnd sholter. People who lovo birds should put out eomo food nnd drink for these visitors. BOKN LUED" To Mr. mid Mra, W. II. Lerds nt San Diego, Cal., Jan. 21, at 0 n. m. n Fon. Mother and ton nro doing well. Mr. nnd Mra. Thos. Holrnnn Invis rr turnelfrom California. W. A. I.ewN. an nttorncy of Rpnkane, hat been convicted of nilfappropriatlng dirt of his cl lout's money. Kev. John Parsons ol M. K. c'inrrh will preach at tho W. C. T. U. Unll tomorrow oftennon at 4 o'clock. Sin- I MuVrntnod. "Ignoinnee," lemiirked yoiiug Unrein, ' they Miy hllai." "Oh, that prolKibly nccouuts for II," ti'Jolued Mist Cutting. "Aei'ountrt for what?" queried the ,v otith. "riie cuntented nnd happy look you mindly vcoi'," she replied. Chleng.i News. An orrr. A nslts It to lend him r0 centn. n litis hut 'J." centH and glviw tlint to A. A uct-cpta It. rcniiuklii that he will trust It for tlie buhiiiee. It Inter neks A to settle with him. whereupon A claims tlmt us It owe lilm 'J., cents olio dubt oHVcts the other. Wlmt In the uuswur? Hfililnioiv American. Wheat Market, Chlfngo. Jt.n. 2' Wleat, 70J( 78j Snn Frr.noiHco, Jnn 6 Wheat f 1.0!) 1UU. POULTRY FOOD iiciur ureases me eipiucttoa sal Put up la 3 Sc SOc. $1,00 slit cackaies j -Tie tiiv rH'f"t Inereaie in pollution of T00D" a vtouderfot ii-n.iai!nn thai u ti a trtiiuot be fed -to hens at a iy time ducting its cost, one extra tee per month will Pay the entire cost of feedlne and It often more than double the SUPCly, It contains no poisonous or mturlous inEredients; has very superior merits. It Gives a Glossy Plumaee It prevents sk-knws, promotes ood health, causes young ebiaks to grov very rapUly ini,iratM the diiiitt' organs, supplier nui.rial for bones, u.iu.le nnd ftaiheis, i,n i very lu ri, mI,,m,i(. wiittUiiia mason. It ii. y !., ii..K ,,r,.IIMr w ki s an.) en,, w , ,nj mol(. ,(1 W(M. It w.ii pre.a.eyur,l eVen to- ,be mark, t i,i.n. raimll) ti,u anv ..il.er prvpa'auon a...i m twrn awij (0f years by prelum, m chicken bleeders. Remarkable Cash Guarantee- II ! U BY- Ut.mtstTwT - nl I IVuil"" 0REC0H, WASTING AWAY. AN ATHLETE'S SAD PATE. . This ta the story ol ( rtW J lie Cll d a cmck Jn Uround nUilcte. He was -he Src of manly health aud vigor, vlS bymen and admired by women. O e day he was taking a practise sp In an the river when n drenchlnff stom ante ua When he returned to the boat fouseTe sat around in his wet flannel, without a thought of danger. What ?,.M hurt him? He was 'ai hard as iails After n while he (levelopca a ittle hacking cough which somehow n't he thrown off. In time he finds lc hasn't the ambition he formerly had. Rxercise wearies him. He is losing .vcight. It is not very long before le fmd9 himself weak nnd cmaclnted, .tretched out in n chair knowing that lie a wasting away day by day nnd hour by lour, it seems n long way from thnt :hatr to the gridiron and the diamond, n reat change from that dripping athlete n the boat horse to this weak nnd ,-vaated invalid. Hut the way is Indeed nry short. It is n wny which thousands ,,..! ....,-,. ,.r an1 tlie Iwoillllilll'-of the ' which leads to such a sad ending 19 A TROUMLKSOMK COUOIt. So man or woman is so strong aa to ieahle to treat lightly an ailment which s the beginning of such n serious dls- ..,. Tli In n pure for COUL'llS llOW- vcr stubborn, and that cure is Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. '1 uui leeune quite wen," wniee auimi Dorens A. Lewis, of No. 1129 24th St., Washington, D. C, "and 1 owe it all to Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. I cannot wy too much in praise of the medicine. I had been quite a sufferer for n long time, and after reading Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser thought I would try his ' Golden Med ical Discovery.' I commenced taking It in May, 1890. Had not been sleeping well 'for a long time. Took one ten poonful of Dr. Pierce's Goldeu Medical Ihscovery and slept nearly all night tvithout coughing, so I continued taking It. I am in great sympathy with every body who surfers with n cough. I had lison a sufferer for more than ten years. I tried lots of different medicines and IKTereiit doctors, but did not feel much better. I coughed until I commenced spitting blood, but now 1 feel much ttronger and am entirely well. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is tile best medicine I hae ever taken." &&i&&Zi&i&& Chicago i m IllSIll ) ISl wMmIIIIIAi I PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE These Bargains for two days only Friday-Saturday At 2ic Mill Kmh of Af 1 OC Go" CI"!'' "'dny Day Skirts; heavy A I Cpl 9y j J,,",nrSiva,,ie! rej! prk,,, :u'5- At 39c At 15c Milieh cloth; price I.-dlm Jersey Ireland heavi t.'le, 15c. Hlaek Novolly V Bone Hair Paw In aanl. . r..it . . At UP K1N?yo,,yv",Si'l'ndiaWeaior; new and A I 7l la"J1;i;;lj;"'a''larp,k-o,20c.Thiaday!a ealo.Oo ff 11. . . ;'"UUUQiniUB' lc PeM'apor; Beat Quality fc ";'''M-forlc:SanaSi.k8(3cep0oI.0ureale8t'onlyonQe McEYOY BROS., Props. Court Street, Salem MteliD OndepujeaF otereq"a,lties ofods han any tain N wr i"1, 0urriffKcods are coir- uigharns, all received;- s full ijn( 11 1!. n.-. e$. YoU win ;" '"':: u,.cmwo,?.e,y s ad- ,m,c 'uicy, oy J, -J "HUIIIJ Ul " " , Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to Post Office. NEW TODAY. hlB . irhla a' 7 ndinB iiool. App itul Bastuata nt uiill!, 2ttt' I J---vXjbl. "1 ' Yttk IriMM a., .u I A YOUXU iiv ," - WOlk Inr "Golden Medical Discovery" Is not to Ik: classed with ordinary "cough medl clnes " When the cough has been oh. stinatc ond deep seated, when there have been weakness, night-sweats nnd emaciation the use of Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has been the ... :.. t.n.iilrnda of cases of a restora- ilnn to nerfect health The reason for ion to perfect licnltii ine reason ior his success is that the "Discovery" trencthens the stomach and purines tlie (lood; thus enabling the building up cf i.U success is that the "Discovery streiuj inn wnstcd tissues. All treatments of consumption recognize the need of nour ishment. The use of cod liver oil is only nn attempt to impart nourishment ami so strength to the wasting body. The oil is ft food but it is nn emergency food. In its very form it recognizes tlie weakness of the stomach. "Golden Med ical Discovery " strengthens the stomach SO llini luuu ia uijjtsicvi nnd assimilated. The body begins to put on healthy flesh, nud strength, comes back ngaln. I'OUNIirtD ON PACTS. The claims made for "Golden Mcdlcnl Discov ery" are not imaginative or theoretical. Kvcry claim of cure la founded on n solid fact, a written record, of the cure of deep seated coughs, weak lungs, hemorrhages, emaciation nnd other forms of disease which if neglected or uu skilfully treated find a fatal termination In con sumption. "I had ft cough ntul night-sweats, nlso spitting of blood ; no Hie,'' writes Mrs. M. A. Cnry, of (Indian Hd.), Blackwood, Assinl boiaDlst., N.W. Ty. I could not hold any weight; my shoulders would give way: had pricking pains in the chest, nlso nasal catarrh nnd constipation. I began using Dr. Pierce's Goldeu Medical Discovery and for the first two or three days I seemed worse, nnd then all my nerves felt numb, ns if they were being roused up. Used nbout ten bottles of 'Golden Medical Discovery,' nine of 'Favorite Prescription,' nnd four viols of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and six tattles of Dr. Sage's Cntarrh Kemcdy. Now 1 have none of the old symptoms. I am, so far, as well as ever before. I shall recommend Dr. Picrcc'a medicines to my friends." . , Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is confidently recommended tor pulmon ary diseases nnd diseases of the organs of respiration generally. It nlwaya helps. It almost always cures, It Is not n tonic merely, hut a flcsh-fornilng, body building medicine, containing no nlcohol, nnd being absolutely free from opium, cocaine nnd nil other narcotics. I'JUtU TO THK SICK. Persons suffering from disease in chronic forms arc invited to consult Dr. Pierce, by letter, yw. All correspond, ence held ns strictly private nnd sacredly confidential. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Sometimes a dealer tempted by the little more profit paid by less meritoti ous medicines will offer a substitute for "Golden Medical Discovery," claiming it is "just ns good." Do not allow yourself to be imposed upon. Insist ou getting the "Discovery." " WHAT OUGHT TO BK. Frank J. Smith, of 413 Van SIclln Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y., says: "The Medical Adviser ought to be in every household. I have already got some very valuable information from it which alone has more than paid for the cost of the book," This great work, containing 1008 pages nud over 700 illustrations, ts sent free 011 receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound volume or only i stomps for the book in paper covers. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. 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