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Newspaper Page TextwmVTWuXm'""'??' r''SSJSiwmsass: &frrp&.mfo.'-- 4 - tt1ev DAILY JOUftNAL, CALBM, ORfS&ON, FftlBAV, SStCbEr' t, 1WI t . j -ft sssmmmesW LmHmK 4 U' ff.X- J-J'm ft -' it s' it j ' Wti Itfft 4-- f vr- REALTY T MARKET j JLIYELY Property Changes For the i Past Week Several Good Farms Have Been Sold Tho transfer of real property, both olty and farm proporty, for tho week has been, up to the average, and Re corder Slegmund and doputloa hare been buoy recording the many docn monta filed for reeonl. Among the transfers for the week, as shown by tho deeds .filed with Recorder Sleg mund, wero tho follewing: J. 8. Olltner, 01 ux to W. 0. Miller. Iota 1 and 2, block 13, Wvorsluo add to Salem. $400. Chnrlea K. Heater, et ux to Wm. A. and Hcmry T. Hoator, about 41fi acres. In t 8 b. r 1 e, f 760. H. It Presnall, unmarried, to Ckas. D. Moores, blocks 19, 31 and 20, High land add to Salem, $100. Almtxla Wagoman, single, to John V. 8mlth, 10 acres t 7 s. r 2 w, 800. John C. WlBon, et ux., to Jacob Stalger, 100 acres, t 8 a, r 1 w, J3300. A. J. Richardson, et ux., to Camp N'o. CO, Woodmen of tho World, of Stayton. lot 5, block 8. Holllstor'a add to Stayton, J380. J. W. and Emma Ebnor to Mary A Field, lots 1 and 2. block 3. Math las' Bulla's odd to Mt. Aneol. I12E. I John A. DImIck, et ux., .to Noah I Hershborger, 20 acres Jn Marlon coun ty. $1100. J. I Stalkor, ot ux., to Lucy Rlloy, 2 15 acres In Marion county, $ 100. Elizabeth Whltlook to J. P. Zlmmer man, 1C0 acres, t C a, r 1 e. $8000. Sylvia M. Oreono and husband to Honry B. Thlelson, trustee, fr of o fc of so Y of block 4, Roberts' add to Sa. lorn, $3C00. A. J. Basey. t ux to Leo. w v.. vln, land In Capital City Fruit Harms. DO YOU EAT Heartily and enjoy It, or does vonr fod lay heavy in the stomach, caution Nau sea. Bclchlnz, Heartburn and Sick Headache? it does, try a dote of Hostetter's Htnmsch Hitters before eaob. meal. It will tone np the stemtch i llmulate the digojtlvo forces and cure these ailments, which if allowed to continue will develop into chronic dvs pepsis. Try it today and notice the improvement. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS Joseph T. Barnes, et ux, to J B Zlegler, loo acres, t 5 s. r 2 w, $0W SHE ARP0INTS BOOK AGENTS Chief Gibson Advised to Be on the Lookout for a Smooth Woman Book Agent, Giving the Name of Nelson. Wants To Be Citizen A petition has been filed wlUi the governor asking that Henry $ahreed er. who recently .served a sentence In the state itetiKfinUary for the crime of forger. be restored to cltltenshlp. Schrotder was convicted of forging the name of his employer to a small check, the art being done while the two men were drinking together. The man whose name was need assisted to spend the money that was obtained on the check. Since serving bis sen tence. Schroeder has been working for kxal contractors, ami baa shown Mm elf to be a man In every way, gain. Ing the respect and confidence of all who have had dealings with him. Schroeder was sent up from Baker City, where for many years he was a Fiend Steals Wire Cable Frank MrDonald, a local dope fiend, was today arrested for the larceny of 76 feet of wire cable from the Capital Lumber Company. The stolon prop erty was sold to the proprietor of a Junk shop, who has identified Mc Donald as the man from whom the purchase wae made. The accused has been before the police court for simi lar work before, and on two occasions whs committed to the Insane asylum. It Is probable that he will this yoar be given a term in the county jail, as It In thought a change In the form of punishment may prove beneficial. Me Bonald will have a hearing before Po lice Judge Jndalt this afternoon. $775. Wm. Sargeant, et ux to F. O. Wit, ting, lota 5, C. 7 and 8, block U. North Salem. $9000. It. P. liolse. ot al,to Katie U-Brtw. . r. 11.98 acres, t 7 a. r 3 w, $008. Albort Wagnor, et ux, to Minnie Graham. ISO adres,.t 8s, r 4 w, $00(1. Btnlly M. Vando'rvert to Lydla R. and draco IL VandorverL the s i of tho o 14 of lot 3, block 8, Snlom, $1300. J. C. Roberts. et ux.. to Christian Boss, block 13, Tumor's add to Tuii nor. si BO. Kvn A. McOlnln and husband to N'anoy I MoUger, n tf of block C, In stltuto add to Jefforeon, exoeiitlng parool of land. $130. Antone (llllos. et ux.. to Inrs T. Torwlok, 10 ncres. t G s. r 1 a. $900. Thomas Howo. et ux., to Panl Fuohs, land In Marlon county, $180. O. K. Thompson, et ux., to Margaret Loverldge, land Jn Woodburn. $176. Maudlo MalJol Wlllard and husband to Hlla iong, e 13 of lot 10. blook 81 Salem, $3O0. Wm. Jonoa, et ux.. to O. W. and Fannlo A. Drako. land In Sllverton. $1500. Tho Alliance kTrust Oompany, Lim ited, to Nancy I Patterson, CO nores, t 9 s, r 3 wr, $1080. O. M. Settlomlor, ot ux., to John Adolman, 68 aore. t 6 s. r 2 w, $4500. D. B. Walker, et ux., to John I. Zlo llnskl, 30 acros. t C a. r 3 w, $C00." o. II. Fay, et ux to N, A. Basai', a Mt Iota 7 and 8, blogk 11. Unvarslty add to Salem. $1500. .' M. L. 'Hamilton, et xn to Mrs. Au nlo Agnosa Baker, e W of lot 8, block 19. Salem. $800. Wm. Krause, .t ur, Jo Henry O, Wlen. 174.78 aqrws o land in Marlon county, $700. rTatm ii. Kromm, et ux.. to Mrs. Illl a M14haells. lots 1 and 2. block (. Rlvergldo add to Salem. $375. Chief of Police GJbeon la In receipt of a letter from F. It Meyers, commie- stoner of the state bttreau of labor sta tistics for California, In which he Is advised to Veok mt for a woman book agent, giving the name of Neteon. It is alleged that the woman makes a practice of going about the country appointing local agents upon the pay ment of a fee of $7J0 for an outfit. and Uien falling to deliver the goods, and about the time she is wanted by the authorities turns up missing. The plan of the woman's operations is to enter a town and advertise for young girls who desire to take ioeS tions as solicitors with an alleged Chicago book company. The appoint ment as field manager fdr any district Is conditional upon 30 days' satisfac tory services as soilcljor, but nn es sential feature of the entire transac tion Is the Immediate iiayment of the mini of $7.50, as a guarantee of good faith on the part of the applicant. .Mrs. Nelson is reported to be a very plausi ble talker, and poeseMes every quali fication for the work In which she Is engaged. Upon. the payment of the $7.60 fee the applicant for the appoint ment is required to sign a contract which, upon Investigation, proves to be so Ingeniously worded as to avoid legal entanglement. For this reason this woman is practicing an Imposi tion on the young girls of the coast, and her methods should be exposed. While no woman answering the de scription f Mrs. NVIson has appeared In Salem, it Is a good plan to become acquainted with her mode of dealing before hand. o Commercial Value of Clover. The clover seed crop of the Wlllam: site talley has been of far greater prominent member nf the state guard. I commercial Importance this year than Previous to that time he served In Ute regular army, and during the late Spanish-American war he enlisted In liAttery B. of this state. STRANGER THAN FICTION A Remedy Which Has Revolu tionized the Treatment of Stomach Trouble To Be Shown In Portland County Judge John H. Scott and J II. A Hunt, accompanied by a )hologra pker. drove out the Liberty road Thursday afternoon to the scene of the recent practical road bulltUug. They took a number of pictures of the road, showing the manner of eon. atructluu, the materials used. etc.. and the views will be shown at the gov ernment roads convention to be held In Portland next Wednesday and Thursday. o Tom Gets Vacation Recently there have been several oases of prominent men suddenly felling in collapse jiut after eating a hearty tnwtl. Thete nien have all been under treat, meat for gastric "trouble," ami yet the result shows tlwt the treatment they bad received hail smothered the symptoms but had uot retarded the jwogro of the dlkeae There is a real danger in the use of iwuumvca Mlien there is disease of the stoniAob ami it allied organ of dtge tion and nutrition. The dieaac in uicU oase goe on, while the dUro4ng iruipiusus aiuuc arc Moppcu iTcscuuy like a smothered . ib fire, the disease breaks out iu new places. In volvufif heart, lungs, liver, kid- Tnos. Reynolds, the veteran Wells- Fargo exprees agent at this city, today Went to I'ortland tor his annual out ing. During his abeettee the local of fice will be In charge of P. J. Jackson, nf Portland. Mr. Reynolds has been In the employ of Weibj-Pargo Company slnco the early htetory of the state, and Is probably Um beet known em ploye of the company h the Paetne coast. Turn's faithful and inseoarable bulldog "Tedd).-' will probably ac company his ownor to the tttairoMtl!s. a The Markley Murder Trial The remedy Is not" heralded as a wonderful discovery nor yet as a se cret patent medicine, neither Is It claimed to cure anything except dys pepela. Indigestion and stomach troub les with which nine out of ten suffer. The remedy ls In the form of pleas ant-tasting tablets or losenges, contain Ing vegetable and fruit essences, pure aseptic pepsin (government test,) gold en seal and diastase. The tablets are sold by' drugg.sU under the nanfe of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Many In teresting experiments to test the di gestive power of Stuart's tableU show that one grain of the active principle contained In them is su indent to thor oughly digest 3000 grains of raw meat, egg and other wholesome foods. Stuart's tablets do not act upon the bowels, like after dinner pills and cheap cathartics, which simply irri tate and Inflame the Intestines with out having any effect whatever in di gesting food or curing Indigestion. t. the stomach can be rented and as sisted In the work of digestion It will very soon recover its normal vigor, as no organ Is so much abused and over worked as .4e stomach. This is the secret. If there Is any se cret, of the remarkable success of Stuart's Dyspepsia TableU, a remedy practically unknown a few years ago. and now the most widely known of any treatment of stomach weakness. This success has been secured en tirely upon Its merits as a digestive pure and simple, because there can be no stomach trouble If the food is promptly digested. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets act en tirely on the food eaten, digesting It completely, so that It can be assimi lated Into blood, nerve and tissue. They cure dyspepsia, water brash, sour stomach, gas and bloating after meals, because they furnish the diges tive power which weak stomachs lack anu unless that tack Is supplied it Is useless to attempt to cure by the use or "tonics." "ntfto" and r.hni. which have absolutely no digestive power. moans uyspepsta TableU can he found at all drug stores, and the reg ular uee of one or two of them after means will demonstrate their merit bet ter than any other argument. ever before. In a number of counties Ute yield was reduced by the ravages of grasshoppers, -and all through the valley the unusually dry weather cut down the crop. The crop Is generally reported by those who have grown it to have paid better per acre than wheat, and. as In nearly all cases, the seed was a secondary crop, the results were quite satisfactory. The clover seed crop Is one of growing import ance of Western Oregon. McMlnn vllle News o New Uses For Electricity NURSING MOTHERS A mother's poor health is bad enough for the mother but worse still for the nursing baby. Mothers find Scott's Emul sion a nourishing and strengthening food. If the breast milk" is scanty or thin Scott's Emulsion will make it rich and more abundant. " When mothers take Scott's Emulsion the babies share in the benefits. Thin babies grow fat. Weak babies get strong. We'll tn4 you ilrttU In trr fvnif.W SCOTT & KoW.Nfc, 4 rrl wiNtwWl. tore Closed! Saturday, Oct. n. Salem Bird Study Club meets at Unity church tonight. Everybeey it-tend. bus, or some otlu Her oxKan. The use of Dr. Pierce's, Golden Medteal Discov er' reiHilt in a radical ourr of diseases of the Mouuch and oth er organs of di gectiou and nutrition. It iurr disease of heart, lung, liver. ktdiK-. etc , whea the disease ol these organs has its origin in the diseased condition of the stomach and digestive and nutritive systoui i of )-or UiUMyeu what roywtf sod fawny t r BjeJidot.- write Mr M. M Wild thmv The trial of John K. Markley. who Is charged with use murder of John D. Pain, his former business partner at CluuHpoes. last Jane, has been set for next MostdXv morning at o'rkxk This will be one of the hardest fought criminal esses In ttse history of the county The Sefendant has retained the erlie of Job M. Oearin. of Portland, one of the most successful crtmlwU lawyer in the sute. Mr Oearin will be assisted by John A Cmwos) and L. K Adams, of this city The suie will be represented br Na trlct Attorney Hurt and Deputy J 11 Mr Nary The sute has been give the right to subpoena 0ve additional wltneeses for use proseeuUon .. o- - Presbyterian at 'Eugene. Th seUnual sees Ion of the Wil ktjnetle Presbytery convened at the Pint Presbyterian efeurrh. In sfttgene. o October X&ih will be The Journal's '. COUBt I r In the year IS.00 by mail and .N a year by car rtr on that day and daiw only. a Bransen Ragan Have a supply uf big. blue hu. kl berries on hand Send In your order while they hut Th are frtmn at. I choice. Klectriclty long used in the labora tory for experimMital purposes only, Is fast coming before the public as an agent of great value Is the arts, and In the affairs of everyday life. By elec tricity power to drive machinery can be utilised at the distance of miles from IU source, and by electricity thanks to Mr. Rdieon's recent discov eryour streets and houses are light; ed more brilliantly than by gas. While all these resulU are evident to the dujIIc at large, there is still another field In which the use of electricity Is rapidly working a profound reform a tlon the field nf medical science. The following remarkable cures, performed by Dr. Derrin, show the new use for electricity. Catarrh, Bronohitis and Consumption Cured. Udltor Statesman: I will lend my name to the long list of cures per formed by Dr. Darrin. Fifteen years ago catarrh and bronchitis troubles commenced to annoy me, and seven years later a complicated lung trouble showed Itse.f. All efforts to cure were fruitless, until coming under Dr. Dar rin's electrical treatment eight years ago. I am happy to say that I am cured. I attribute my long-continued health to the health Influence of elec tricity, which restored me to a perma nently -sound condition. I am news agent on the Southern Pacific railway and pass Salem daily, and will gladly answer any nuestlons at ray home in Mount Tabor. Or. J. A. I.1NDSLBV. Dr.- Darrin can be consulted free at Willamette Hotel. Salem, from 10 to 5 o'clock daily; evening. 7 to S; Sun days, 10 to S. The Ooctor makes a specialty of all die see of the eye. ear. nose and throne catarrh, deafness, bronchitis. la grippe, heart, liver, bladder and kidney .diseases. He permanently cures all curable female troubles, ul ceration. dlsulacemenU. 'painful men- truatlon. Irregularities, ovarian tu mors and abscesses, or those who sun er from apathy and indifference; also genlto-urtnary and skin diseases, la either sex. such as blood taints, sem inal weakness and lost vigor, varico i ele and stricture. All curable chronic male and female diseases treated at ?i a week. ISO a month, or In that proportion of time. as the case may require. No case pub lished, except by permission of the patient. All business relations with Dr. Darrin strictly confidential. Let ters of Inquiry answered Circulars and question blanks seut free. Kyes treted and glasses fitted. Dr. Darrln's u moes are at the Willamette Hotel, Sa Urn, until November 1st. only. Damon Goes To Asylum A. H. Damon, the expressman, and a well-known local character, was this morning committed to the insane asy lum. The Damons have been causing the police officers all kinds of trouble for some time by their domestic differ ences, and the arrest of the husband, who has experienced a varied career of three score years, resulted last night from one of their iierennlal scraps. He was examined this morn ing and committed. o D. M. Bowes, representing the Quaker nurseries, of this city, has re turned from Lewiston, Idaho, where ho has been for several months. He says that the people of that section are contented and prosperous tliU year, the crops of all kinds being the best In years. He states that the acreage that is being devoted to fruit culture in Idaho is being Increased j annually, and that there is a big de mand for fruit trees of all kinds In that state. balance of the Stock of the Francisco Shoe Factory has just arrived and will be placed on Sale Monday, October idth. The San Factory Sale ol Shoes Mall Orflers Promptly Filled. State & Commercial Sts. tXSSKESS. Grass Seeds We handle only tho best grade of seeds, r.nd Lave only fresh seeds In stock. Our prices arc the lowest In the state. Call or write for them. Special prices on largo orders. Brewster & Wlbtte Feedmen and Seedmen. 19 Court Street. Salem, Oregon. Gen. W. H. n.vars, of Salem, was In Iloeeburg Thursday, greeting his many old acquaintances. He has been on a surveying tour extending along the coast from Gardiner to Port Orford. itoseburg Review. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Hocho Harbor Lime Beet brnuda Portland Cement. WOOD; snued or (u enKth, All kinds of building material, eand, g'avel, lath, eliingloa, etc. D. S. BENTLEY Sl-138 Coru'l St. Phone 601 Main Mr. and Mrs. Pred lckley. Sr.. re turned this morning from an extended visit in Montana. They are accom lnfed home by Mrs. I.ockley's sister. Miss Campbell, of Albany, New York. SHIPPED FIRST PRUNES. Douglas County Forwards the First of the 1902 Crop. Roseburg. Or.. Oct. 10. Mr. C. Gas ley. the well-known prune buyer, is In Itoseburg and vicinity making pur chases of the local crop. He has al ready bought 30 carloads of prunes In this county this season. He made the first shipment of 1902 prunes from this state. The first car was started itnst from Kiddles oh September 30th, and another car was forwarded from Ruckles on the following day. This is about two weeks earlier than the first consignments of former years. Mr. Gazley's first estimate of the crop was about o per cent of the normal, hut since the drying, is largely completed he finds the crop larger than antici pated, and will perhaps reach 76 per rent of last year's output. The quali ty this season Is excellent, and this will, to a considerable extent, compen sate for the lesser yield. Having com pleted his purchases south of here, Mr. Gazley is now making northward, THE ELITE CAFE 208 Commercial Street. OYSTERS Served In the boat of style and with the mom suitable accompaniments. E ECKERLEN. Proprietor Your Step Mother The Sure Way Steusloff Bros, Dealers In Live Stock, Wholesale and retail butchers and packers. All kinds of fresh and salt meats. Fine sausages, hams, bacor and lard. 316 Commercial street to prevent Pneumonia and Consump tion is to cure your cold when it first appears. Acker's English Remedy 7V I.' cuugn in a nignt, and un iub com oui ot your system. Al ways a quick and sure cure for Asth ma, Bronchitis, and all throat and lung troubles. If It does not satisfy you the druggist will refund your money. Write to us for tr n,i W. H. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo Nxriu ,,?yable , t?0.Dthly ,n adv" Y. D. J. FRY. Druggist. Bl' w Make all complaints at the office, Is still hero busy ob over, and whon your clothes nro all out of ordor, worn, with buttons off, take them to her at tho Salem Dyo Works. At this establishment you can get anything sot to richts. from a nalr nf kIovob, to the most olaborato silk I Kown. A gentleman can get hla hat cieuneu, nis trousers creaBod, or hla wholo suit rejuvenated to Bult his taste, also four suits a month for $1. Uuttons sowod on, rips sewed up, cul.j prosBod on short notice. New goods shrunk for dressmaking. MRS. C. H. WALKER 195 Commercial Otrast SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICE UlTY HALL For water service annlv Dilla payable monthly In mvr,r I B RlttmmuumtmimninitttTTmTmmmt) Tb? finne.. V, 102 Cotirf Sf FINE WINES. LIOUOItH ANDOIGARS.... jnmnmtwtnnnmamttmttttmmmat ilk Journal's Special Raf? 017 Daily 51.00 saved on a year's subscripticn if ordered on wir Bargain Day .. Big interest on your money, URINO OCTOBER THE JOURNAL PROPOSES TO MAKE A SP D ECIAL OFFER FOR THE BENEFIT OF NEW AND OLD atiHunm,.,.. ... WANTS ALL TO FEEL FREE TO TAKE ADVANTAG E OF IT.- i-sT MISS MONIE BOWEY, No. 38 Perry Street, DETROIT, MICHIGAN. WIN do H vou uv. nd man. 1 wai ikn I """ . II. U Keen Of AleAUV tick I)hm1 x MttML tcetiUttn t Is presiding as moderator, and Kev J thj luautht f..kkri up one of VriU K Snyder, of BrwmrlUe Is acting as -r" --- , eee e" j-wees sbjwp nnssjsssj mbjuu W uirfilil. -.1 a :lMiuch MImucM " t-. n whbct gN a memberahln of ISM. an increase of acrfttknof citarih of the It bit uvrtM W lud UaMltef Dr Hm (talUco VtvUtail IMtomrry hi the Hume ibM vet fer tar another You r.aiuKuaJ k caUnrh of Ibe Xawtch. to I ct le Ukiug II tM,.,.., The ouctUni Btailv currd . I gM l """ bottle uext tone sad took out b4 es KaU esg S i ase at the ttoauch I IhmirW We Jud taUltef Or Hwe fsltWYesrv iai I ! bwmua flitAJ &. rot for uy tuoiher You tKoaiweea h lur ' Htemtiers for the pest year The xi present are. Dr H .v. Kelh- ala U I Uv.l 1 ... . .. 111,1 VK.W1I Your laklUa. ud u. k "' "" " - , AMMNJ' . 0- dulUrt tuU the JsKtor cvM we feuitren doUr drew Keiruk for alfets; Mr. Oorn- Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical t i I t-bau. a Mr irrkNJ. Hastern Axivjserf in paper covers, f sent fm on oKv,u 1 c. Ku.Hts AMnuu-: Mr Van rccciDi di ai uhC'Cbbi kLaaiio. u wv ... - i epenoJ nuIJInK Addreu br. " '" '"" J SnyOer. A couple of wifttcn ipo I tlipped on a Irotea stdrwutk aadfdHUtoamyback. On belce examined I (ouad that I hid KoUined intenul loju rut which Uii me up for more thin two months. After that I noticed that I hid pita la (he hide and grom which I never hid before. I doctored and doctored for several creased iftttead of prewto? L txKe r X decided that iwas not navies the thai right treatment. Reading in the papers , will tac v.'vederiul ceres ptriotmtd by Y wise ot Ljpjui i vn&e io oae e( the mp ItwJhWMw V me vt r'anlui makes tto- ni. u mme wueaanlv br cur- I '-.'UireakneNandnvak. rijf tlurw stroeeer. Wine of arxiai cured Mim Bowey. s a uiedK-use for aii vroaseu m ety trying parted of tlu-ir In es can yon think ef a U-ttnr mdwine for yearself . wr sister, yoor anoghler or uur nsotber ? Cn you tfaiuk ot a more acceptaUe ln-Mnt tu PIT nnr friAa.1 lot lie uf thu medicine whiefe intr tut health and IubbiBmi9 are suffrniur t Yonr deiv is to parties and received a very tateiactery reply and I bneaeiutely tet for some, la a very short time I Uh nstnlr beKer sad after kvm weeks faiikf ul utt I was pace more wetland Mroe;. I have sever had a sick hour stace and I daily bless your spJeedld medicine. MONIE BOWEV. VNK OF CAKM'f u ooemedi w w sum that sheukl alesys be kept on hand in every bouse for im Mediate ue when CihiiaV wiatt. MM irt makes tu appearance. Miss oewev s (www and tUagerou accident eeW net have nmuIimI su mh.imIv Ua4 she tskett Wut uf CVdui nvisptly . bring ter keaith and nanfHness? ...I - i .il. -tv tvwwu w uu pain, it yonr lhi fB! mother, auter or fnend is sttk and in n.ud at nJuf mr ,Li,. ;. qaally smet to taeni. Many wetnen, new wrU, owe their lives te friends wne bfoueat them Wine ef Cardni. Wine of Cardui is adapted to wo men at any see in any waJfc of life, ror Is vrorkussr woman it ves her strength fur her Uk and better w'-M't than a docter ic very small Capital Journal, by mail, one year, $3.00. OUT IT TAKES. mIW",,""tol" Here - 4 n?LEr is the Daily, by mail, one year, $3.00. uany, by carrier, one year, $5.00. afcNT BY MAIL PRPUinnciu .... w" incy UMrn uc. APPLIED ON THAT n. I'I" "DERS T HAVE HE AMOUNT '-, uuiuacn offer 25th. i nis is rae mow. iieerai osier ever made Whil um. -. ibcHbers. THE JOURNAL OFFERS A CASW ??." m 0ffer,nS tin chromes, no fakes, but cold caah nu n.i - ..w n 0l lwo or M times mall boxes troo or yearly no fakes, but cold cash. Old and new ah...K- " ."! v ". or ,nrfte times the price of a box. No This te not a "dnll season" oner, bnt hen peoDUaJ.,, 1ue of tol" offer. ion hen,ot nded. Rend the order blank beUiw anl JEH "' m"' th,S s,ves '' the benefit of a . aiw aunacnue or renow in person, or ""'f"H QHOTIIBRS. Publishers reduction send yonr order in the mail Yotir dngftet wiU sell yen a $1 00 bottisof Wine of OawW.eonre the medicine today. Take it in the nrir&ey of yuex 'home. Relief will eome te yee as sereiy as yon take it. Nk i i . t, Hflwsiviiv; T. WINEofCAHDVI A mdbon tmfmtmg vremen have fonnsl relief in Wine of Cardui. - - - Fill out order below for the nrspesltien yeU want, eneles order and put In the mall. ' efte,s I Mark with X whten you wsu Enclosed find $30. for DAILY JOURNAL, by malL -e year tGood only Octeber 3ith. leM.) y r' Enclosed find W.00 for DAILY JOURNAL, by HPHe6 0Be ve2r tOood onjy OeteUr ls)U. not.) QJke ye-r' Name of subscriber " e the money Postofftct or Street No. Amount enolcsed, Mail order blank R. V. Hcroe, B-iffi 'BSBaaBmamsuamtt: attrnwattw ssaawmtmmm ttfflwimiumtai . " Y. JL llmosHte. Newberg.