The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, December 13, 1902, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHE D A1LY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1902. PAGE SIX. i ii If ' r j I; u: KICKED BY A HORSE AND SUFFERED NEARLY; FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE BUNE HEALED I fit ' J "AM I ALL RIGHT7 OF COURSE I'M ALL RIGHT," 8AID MR. A. COOPER, OF POLK COUNTY, WHEN ASKED ABOUT HIS LEG WHICH WA8 HURT WHEN HE WAS A BOY. "I WAS KICKED BELOW THE KNEE BY A HORSE IN 18C0 WHEN A MERE BOY, AND 8UFFERED FOR YEARS. IT ACHED TERRIBLY AND 800N BROKE; THEN PIECES OF BONE COMMENCED COMING OUT AND CONTINUED FOR ABOUT A YEAR. THI8 WAS FOLLOWED BY AN ATTACK OF TYPHOID, WHICH LEFT ME IN BAD8HAPE. I WAS OBLIGED TO USE CRUTCHE8 FOR OVER TWO YEARS FROM THAT TIME UNTIL I WA8 CURED ABOUT SIX YEARS AGO I ALWAY8 USED TWO CANE8. THE DOCTORS TOLD ME THERE WA8 NO HOPE FOR A CURE UNLESS I HAD MY LEG 8PLIT AND 8CRAPED AND THE CORDS CUT. 80ME AL80 ADVISED AMPUTATION, BUT I RE FU8ED, AND FINALLY DR. COOK, THE BOTANICAL SPECIALIST OF SALEM, TOOK MY CA8E. I BEGAN TO IMPROVE AT ONCE, AND IN SIX MONTHS MY LEG WAS WELL. IN FACT I FEEL THAT DR. COOK SAVED MY LIMB, AND I WANT EVERYBODY TO KNOW IT, FOR IT WAS A WONDERFUL CURE. SOON AFTER TREATMENT THE BLACK FLESH BEGAN TO GROW OUT OVER THE BONE WITH A HEAL THY COLOR." A. COOPER. September 1st, 1902. PERSONS WI8HING TO KNOW MORE OF MR. COUPER'S CASE CAN LEARN ALL THE PARTICU. LARS BY CALLING ON HIM AT IN- DEPENDENCE, OREGON, OR AT DR. COOK'S OFFICE, 103 LIBERTY STREET, SALEM, OREGON. & n I I"! 3b Irtf? the latest styles only i2 5c each. These hats tare put up with the same taste and care as ladies' hats of the high grade variety. We simply arrange the price so low that all the little folks can buy dolly a hat for Christmas and advertise our millinery department. Neckwear 25c. The best values ever given in Salem. Silk handkerchiefs 25c, initial corners. Laundry bags, Doilies, filo silk and Battenburg patterns in great variety and low prices. Rubber toys for the babies, they are the best and almost indestructible. Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store Next Door to the Pontofflce . 302 Commercial 8t. JltfMttfrfU Are not held by incompetents. Promotion anil proferment In IiuiIiioim Is the remit of ability In ihi All this icliool U Iho but Iaio to oliUIn tlio knowledge of how In do 'llicru In nn Inarcutlng Itanium! for competent help. Puriuiiii completing tho business ami shorthand count at the CAPITAL BUSINESS CO) I.EQE. can scruro employment, l'or cloven year but one yomiK mi lias Krndiutrd from unr lion hanOtlepirtmvnt after first romplctlnc tlio tiuslnetH cmum. li? lltramuHll took t tuitions boforo roily to graduate. It coat but llltlo to sucure it limbic education coinpariil to the btiicflts -8 W. I. 8TALEY, Prlnnlonl, Snlom. Oroon. $ WM. WECHTER, President. J. N. BROWN, Attorney. C. MAR8H, Vice-President. GREATER NEW YORK AFFAIRS Preparing for World's Fair in 1909 The City Distressed Over the Water Supply Demand for Young Ladies for Private Secretaries New York. Doc. 13. It Is not unlike ly that the next great exhibition held In the Unltod States will be at New York. Chicago hat! its Worlil's Knlr In 1893. Oregon Is preparing for a fair In 1006. and so It seems only In keep ing with Its groat growth .that New York should have an exhibition. The occasion for such a fair would be the celebration of the 300th nnnlvorsary of the dlHCOvory of tho Hudson liver While the merchants hoio do not be lieve that a great exhibition would re pay them for Uio dost, thoro Is no doubt that tho general public would he delighted with tho project. The cole bratlon. It mny be said, Is essentially that of tho tllscovory of the Hudson river Only Incidentally doos It In clude the discovery of New York bar bor. for several navigators ontered the harbor, and saw the Isle of Manhattan before Hudson, but to him belongs the full credit of being tho flmt to navi gate the Hudson as far as the present city of Albany, the site of which he reached on the 18th of September, ion!) The approaching trl-contennlal will give the opportunity not only for a celolnatlon of the tlver as a whole, but nlso the various principal towns along Its banks. A matter that requires the prompt attention of the city ofilclnl Is the water supply In New York. Mayor Low has appointed a commission to look Into sourcos of now supply, and propose measures for stopping waste. Kve'n If adopted, it will bo 1901 before the pending constitutional amendment will place the city In a financial posi tion to begin tho acquirements of now wntursheds. It will bo nt least 1910 befoie water from those sheds can bo delivered to tho city. Menntlmo, nud so early as the end of 1903 the city will begin to suffer from a shortago of water. Honco the necessity of Immediate action. In an effort to moot the require ments of Boating school children, tho bonid of education has this year giv en out 32 contracts for new school -feiioianiooiioo-f . .. ..... 9 vj, i.. juniiuun, occreiary. WM. LANSING, Treasurer. 4 (3oloen IRule Gonsoltoateo. Mining and Milling Company DIRECTORS: C. Marsh. C. L. Johnson. Wm. Wechter. Wm. Lanslna Z. M. Parvln. D. Stelner. A. F. Homcyr, Altavlata. la. Fred Wechter. Berne, Ind. Edwin Heller, Linn Grove, Ind. "Rome was not built in a day,'' and neither are fortunes made without tak ing advantage of opportunities as they present them selves. "Feather your nest" at once by buying a block of Golden Rule Consolidated Mining and Ailling Stock at 1c per share wMle this block lasts. I Location of Mines ; Bohemia, Oregon. eeH4i McCORNACK BLOCK, Salem, Oregon. eetfti--to-k W? fire Ready For He Weals Spot. If yru are sitting In a restaurant where waitress. ire in attendance, you will tl"te noiv aii'l again some young woman put her Imiul to her ixu.k, and s raighten iirrielf up, while her lips are tightened as if by pain. It's backache. Yet ull il.n long sue must bv' on her feet, lifting, carrying, hurrying. Tlmt weak jiot, the back, can 1c made strong by the ubj of Doctor Pierce's Paorite Prescription It cures the wominh diseases which cause headache, backache, sulc ache, nerwxisuets and sleeplectHicM. It makes weak no men strong and stick -.somen well. " favorite Pre scription " coiiUiitis no alcohol, nud is absolutely free from opntri, to caine and all other unrcotics, 'I wrnle mt for wlvk Prbntarv 4th, 1B9& - uriui Mrs l.onn Halfttcac! of Clarrmrrr Cli'rokee NuL, Iml Tv "I w racVinif with jiii from tlie tck of til) litu-l 1 low 11 to my lirtln, 1 1 nl hemorrhage for week at a time, ami was un hk- lo ril tip for ten minutes at a lime You auweml my letter adtited me to ne jour valuable lnefltdne. ir , Dr. fierce'a Msvorite Prmcriptioti. ' OoMeti Medical Dlteorery,' mid 'Itrnoant relleU "alw gie advice alxxit ttijec tlonn ljth and dlt To my urprir, lit four montliit from the time I began your treatment I is a well vronian, and lime not had tlie back ache Mince, anil now I put In sixteen hours a day at Imd work " Dr. Pierce's Mcflical Adviser in paper covers, is sent nee on receipt of 21 one cent htamtH to pay expense of mailing onlv. And 1 ess Dr. U. V. Pierce, iluf falo, N. Y. lit houses, or additions to prosent bullll Ings. thus inci easing tho sittings 18, 700. This Is a lino showing, but the trouble Is that tho population grows faster than the city can provide tho In creasil school accommodations. Since thalr Inclusion in Greater New York, the old towns along the eastern end of Long Island arc now enjoying a new birth. The market farms with in tho far reaching territory of Qtieuns Borough nre fast disappear ing, and tho rapid growth of the city Is converting them into town lots, with handsome villas built upon them. One tins only to rend the Republican platform, framed at the rocent state convention, to know what will he the policy of .tho next legislature, soon to bogln. Tho wiping out of direct taxa tion and the Improving of the Erie canal arc the two most Important measures, and if the legislature, in spired by Governor Odell, carries them Into offoct, tho session will bo the most nuunoinble in the history of the state. Theio has been for several years such a demand for piivato secretaries in this city Unit young women have found that occupation more ngrooablu nud profitable than othors that wore, open to thorn. Naturally tho demand for tholr servlcos has 1ml to greator rnqtiiremonts as to tho odlcloncy of tho applicants. So a school for' the training of pilvate socretailes has boon opened by a philauthioplc insti tution, and Its clnssos have he.on tilled since they began. The Xmas Rteb FIRST We have a larger stock than ever beiore of all kinds of suitable gifts, useful as well as ornamental to select from. SECOND We have plenty of experienced clerks so you will not have your Xmas shop ping hindered by having to wait. THIRD We have also an experienced packer. No extra charge for packing. FOURTH Great care is taken to avoid mistakes by marking packages with correct name and address. And goods are checked twice. Store open evenings for your inspection Come and see the goods and begconvinced. Try our best Mocha and Java Coffee 3 lbs for $1. Phone 2411. Free Delivery. The antagonism betwoon e-Snntor David r Hill and Tammany Hnll was never moro acute than It Is now. In tho midst of this political ostrango mont a well-known newspapor man from up the stnte looms up. Ho Is Norman R. Mack, of Buffalo, whoso political standing has boen mntorlally Increased by tho results of the recont olectlon, for tho reason that tho only two Democrats olectod wero those forced upon the slato by Mr. Mack. Tho friends of Mr. Mack aro now spooking of his political nstutenoss, and thoro Is ovon talk of his succeed ing Hill as Htnto londor. Mr, Mack was a staunch suppoitor of William Jonnlngs nryan in 1890 nud 1000. and Is tho Now York member of tho na tional committee. The six-day blcyclo race which onds tonight, has been the sonsatlonal foa turo of the wook in sporting clrclos. Ab happens ovory year, many of tho contestants who started In the rnoo have dropped otit. and tho number thnt has hold out is now small. Tho men nre ..aggaid and so worn that It will require several days of rest and cnioful treatment In order to regain tholr former condition. In fact, so groat Is the strain upon the norvos and body, that the price scorns haidly worth the effort put forth to win It. SALEM PRODUCE MARKET How'a Thlsr We Offor Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CIIKNBY & CO., , . Toledo, O We. the undersigned, Imvo known P. J. Cheney for the last 15 yoars, and believe hlra perfectly honorable in all business transactions and flnnnniniiv ablo to carry out any obligations rnado oy meir nrm. west & Truax. Whole sale Druggists. Toledo. O. Welding, Klnnan & Marvin. Whnlnsrila rim,. gists, Toledo, O. Hairs catarrh Cure is taken Inter nally, acting directly unnn th hinn.i and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. uairs x-amuy nils ore the best. Is Not Yery Active at Pre sent One Firm Offering Seventy Cents For Wheat Apples fit for shipment are readily taken at 40 to CO cents per bushol. A few onions are soiling at 75 conta to tho farmer. Potatoes aro coming in slowly at 25 to 30 cents. Salem Flouring Mills pay 05 oonts for wheat, with none offering. Hold ings are in the hands of well-to-do peo ple. Bryant & Reeves, of tho Capital Mills, ate offoriug 70 cents for wheat for milling purposes. Thirty to 35 cents is offered for po tatoes at several shipping' points in tho county. ' Poultry at Stelner's Market Chickens 9c. - i Eggs, per dozen 30c. Turhojs lOlfflSc. f" Ducks 8 to 10c. Hop Market. Hops 2225,4c Potatoes, Apples, Etc. Potatoes 26c. Onions CBc. Dried Fruits. Dried Apples 4V! to Cc Italian prunes, 40s to 60s 5o Petite Prunes 4c. Wood, Fence Posts, Etc. Rig Fir J3.G0 to $3.7G. Second Growth 12.50 to $2.76. Ash $8.00 to $3.76. Uoly Oak $4.50. Polo Oak $3.50. Cedar Posts 11 to 12c. Hides, Pelts and Furs. Green II des, No. 1 lff7. Green Hides, No. 2 206. Calf Skins 4 to 5c. Sheep 75c. Goat Skins 25c to $1.00. Gray Fox 36 to 50c. Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.26. Otter $1.00 to $5.00. -Skunk 10 to 2Go. Muskrat 1 to 5c Wildcat 10 to 25c Grain and Flour. Wheat 04 6G. Oats 30c. Barley browing, 45c bu. feed, $10 ton. Flour Wholesale, $3.25. Live Stock Market. Steers 3V1 to 3Vc. Cows 3 to 2c. Sheep $3.50 gross to $4.00. Drossed Veal O'tc. Hogs, alive S'fcc Hogs, dressed Gc Wool and Mohair. Coarse Wool 14c Fino 16c. Mohulr 25c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Baled Cheat 8(ff9. Clover 8TJ 9. Bran $2(r. Shorts $2. Creamery and Dairy Products. Go.,d Dairy Butter 26c. Croamery Butter 32,(c. Cream, pan skimmed, at creamery 25c, at farm 24c Croam separator skimmed, at creamery 30c, at farm 27c. Portland Market. Wheat Walla Walla, 71c. Wheat Valloy 757G. Flour Portland, best grade, $8,35' $3.50: graham, $8.20$3.CO. Oats Choice Whlto, $1.15(5'$1.174 Bnrloy Food, $23.50 per ton; rollod, $21.50. Millstuff Bian, $18$19. Hay Timothy, $10 to $11 per ton Onions 75c to $1 per cental. Potatoes 80C0c per cental. Butter Best dairy, 20022; fancy creamery 27,4 30; storo. 16818c. EggsOregon ranch 25(TJ35c per dozon. Poultry Chiqkens, mixed, 10c per pound; hens. lOcllc; turkeys, live, 13c. Mutton gross, 3&c Hogs Gross, 6GVic. Beef- grooss 3 to 3 He Veal 7Ms8i4c. Hops 22(3i20V4c. Wool Valloy, 12&S15c; Eastern Oregon, 8(3llc; Mobalr 2Cig28c. Hides dry, 10 pounds am' upwardB, 15 to 16c. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Mokl Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Consti pation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and happy, SaUsfac tlon guaranteed or money back. 26 cts. and 50 cts. Write to W. II. HOOKER & CO., Buffalo, N. Y., for a tree sample. D. J. FRY, Druggist o How does your umbrella stand the weather? REMEMBER we recover and repair them. SHIRP &..HAU8ER. o - ... Don't forgot tho St, Elmo restau rant when you want a good meal. Union help only. Open all night. 95 Stato street. 12-4.tf UjrfcdV" H m MUD Shoiibb UNHMPAC1HC DEPART Cbtcago rortUnd Bpcclal 9.-00 a. to vlallunU lngton AtUntlo . Fxprcci 8 60 n. m. Tit Huntington St. raal rut Mull 60S p. ta. Tl Spokane TIMBSCHEDULE3 Prom Portland, Or, ARR1YI FBflj, Salt LAkc. ttariTor. Tl Worth, Omaha, Kantu and Swt. Bait taie, Dcnm Kt Worth, Omaha, Kauiuu Cltr, Ht. Lout, Chicago and KU Walla Walla. Lcwuinn Bpokwio, Wallace. Pull man, Minneapolis Ht. Paul. Dnlnlb.MUwaukA. Chicago, and Kait. J0pB siOtLn 'a iu 70 HOURS "7A PORTLAND TO CHICAGO U Wo Cnsoie of Cr v OCEAN AND RIVER SCIIEDUtP From Portland- 8 p. m. Dally except Sunday Id. a. Saturday iu p. ffl. All tailing datei subject ForanFranclKo Ball OTCry & days COLOMBIA K'VKR To Astoria nn1 Way Landing! P. (a P.ij. i Bnti WILLAMETTE RIVER Steamer Ruth loaves Sa em for Pn.i. land and way landings on Tuo day,Thari days and Batnrdays, about 10 a. m. Foi Cor vail is wnd way landing'!, Monunji Ituuucunjn Din. riiuuio H BQQDt J p. m. A. L. CRAIG, M P. BALDWIN, Gen. Paai. Act. Agt. O. R A N doer Portland. Ore. Palem. Or B The Gentleman From Montana transmits money nnd this bouquet "Believing as I do, that th Uurllsj ton Is the best nllround railroad oe onrth, I onclose you herewith slitwt cents for one of your wall maps. Wh I wrlto my friends oast, who are con lug to this couutiy, I always write 'Como ovor tho Burlington the m coachoH, tho best time, the most tlomanly omclnls, tho mo-t accom dating employes, and the best In sL ways.' " H. A. Plorson, Gcbo, Jloctiii Tho noxt tlmo you go cast, just try the Buillngton. Perhaps jcu'll writ a complimentary letter A. C. SHELDON, General Agent lOO THIRD STREET, PORTLAND. Through personally conducted tour j 1st sleoplng cars between Portland u Chicago onco a week, and botwetnOij don and Chicago three times lj via tho Sconlo lino. 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