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THE DAILY JOURNAL, GAuEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1903.
JFOR SYSTEMIC CATARRH
sPecuIiap to Summer Pe-ru-na Gives
Prompt and Permanent Relief.
t O.H. Rhoaris, Indianapolis, Ind., write:
"For tlio past two years 1 havo hardly known what It vh to havo aswoot,
restful night stoop. Cares nnd overwork seemed to weigh mo down more than
a nuuuiu or wouiu nau j. Dcon nuie to got my proper rest. My uocwr was unsoit
'to help mo and ordered mo South or a complete rest and 'change As this was
simply out Of tho question,' and as I hod heard sorcral of tho mon nnder me speak
or how much Parana had helped thorn, I decided to trylt nnd am glad indeed that
I did. Six bottles mado a now man of mu. I eat woll, sloop well and got up feel
ing rorronhiHl and rested.
"My official dutlos aro not half so hard and I certainly havo cood roasons U
boxrtlly endorse Poruna." C. B. Khonds.
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Mmk. vUA4 i A Prominent Business?
NifliBfllaJSil'u lMan of Indianapolis Rc-j
JWnWpSiKpll stored to Health and
JMlEBwfir WWI j Vigor ky Pc-rn-tia. nc
AMBIlg, .fr-yh t-fPfSfL 5 says: " Pc-ru-na made a
rv C C'S'RlOadS' A J New Man of Me." (
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MARION
SQUARE
TONIGHT
To be Formally De
dicated by theladies
This Evening
Band Will Play, Quartet will
Sing and Ice Cream .
Will Be Plentiful
Ilnlor, V. t?., ScpttB Mills, farmer,
gmltu. H. W.. Turner, capitalist.
HUiKle, H. A.. Hubbard, agent.
Jones, W. J. IL, Prospect, carpenter.
Morley, Qoromo, Monitor, farmer.
Rheumatism
What Is tho on of telling the rheumatlo
that be feels as If hit Joints were twin CU
locatcdr ,
Ho knows that his sufferings are Tory
much like the tortures of the twfc
mat he vanli to know U what will per
manently cure his dlcaso. ...i-fni
I That, according to thousands of grateful
testimonials, Is y , .
Wood's Sarsaparilla
It promptly neutralizes the rlJ.JnJ
'blood on which the dlseass depends, com.
ptetely eliminates It, and Btrpmrtn""4 the
iffim against Its fturn. Try Hood s
Toter, It D. Yow ParU 'farmof.
Dlaclt, W. H., SIdnb'y, ,fatmer.
Coble)) M., Mt Angel, farmer.
Nye, G- A., South Salem, teamster.
Edwards, T. J.. Turrtefarrnor.
Jbry, J. W., Sldne,farrmor.
Cooloy, n. F., Woooburn,-Farmer.
Johnson, Hl'A.SemWJlSfllisur
anco ngont. S
Davonport, 1 ranre aiivcrcon,
chant. ,
Snnee. O. C Salem No. li, mi
chant.
Petzel, M J., Salem No. J, tlnnor
Jorv. Oliver, South Salem, mo-
n
chanlc. . jm
Coshow, Robert,' Salijm No. 4, book'
lceepeh
nstes. J
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O., Salem Ijfo. 3A farmer.
Llttlo
"Htow-d-Doo"
Bfiuare. u,tt ,, a .-jm
and reflects great credit J 'H
Biructor, Misa Sheltbn
fela Humni.....
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,.... " Will .r
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w"'Bnt ,
OWnhetj
WomasBelii
is in a clear skin n,i '
.. j,, uioou and
digdstiou-both wiiii;
using WB
Beechattii
Pills
SoldEvenrwhw. InboTtiKV-l
Judgo AVm. T. Zonor, of Washington,
V. 0 writes from S13 N. Capital streot,
Washington, D.C.j
'I tako ploawuro In saying that I can
ch'sorf ully rccoinmond tho iuo of Poruna
Mjttromedy for catarrhal troubloand a
most ozcollont totilo for general condi
tions." Wm. T. Zonor
Mrs. Amanda Merrill, ISO Ilaid streot,
'Klliabolh,N,:J.,wrItax
" I hayo boon slckoror two years with
nervous prontratlon and general debil
ity ,'and heart trouble. Havo had four
dootor all said that I could not got
woll. I had not walked a stop in nluo
months, suffering with partial paralysis
and 'palpitation ot tho heart every
other day, and had become so reduced
In flesh aa to bo a mere skeleton,
welching only 85 pounds.
J4 Up to this dato I havo taken Poruna
for suvon. months. It has naval my lifo '
aa I can aately testify. I havo not fet
so well In five years, having walkec
over one mltowtthont ill result, ana
nave also gained thirty pounds slnc
commencing to tako Parana. In fact
I cannot pralso It too highly." Mrs.
Amanda Merrill.
Poruna never falls to provont systemic
catarrh or nervous prostration if taken
In time. Poruna is tjio most prompt and
pormanontouro for all casosof nervoui
prostration caused by systomlo catarrh
known to tho medical profession.
If you do not dorivo prompt and satis
factory rosults from tho usoof Porun.t,
wrltontoncoto J)r, Ilartmnu, giving a
fullitatomontof your enso and ho will
boploased to givoyou hlsvuluoblo ad
vlco gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President ol
Tho- Hartmau Sanitarium, Columbus,
Ohio.
FINE
SUMER
THEATER
Stole a Bicycle.
Oscar Hlott, a hoy nbput 11 years
old. was arrested this morning whllo
trying to uoll an almost now Tribune
wheol, 1903 model. No. 01.100. Chlof
Gibson was satisfied that tho wheol
was stolen, nnd looked tho boy up. He
told fioveral different gtorlos, but at
last confossed that ho stole tho whool
at Independence Inat night, nnd rodo
ovor horo. Tho boy claims to bo from
Seattle, and loft homo several weeks'
ago. He doM not know whpthor ot
not his pnronts aro still living In So
attlo. Ho will bo sont to tho roform
school.
Salem Has a Firstclass Open
Air Vaudeville Entertain
ment Nightly
Pdtton Ilros. deservo groat credit for
. . .
securing tho Shlolda Park summor
theater for this city. It glvos Salem a
distinctly metropolitan charactor to
havo nightly vaudevlllo cntortaln
ments, and for tho second week of Its
run It has achlovod a great success. It
not only afford s a good hill of amuse
ment, but brings a great deal of busi
ness to tho town, making trafllc for tho
car'llnos, und adds to nil Duos of busl
noes by putting money Into circulation.
Tho program this weok Is excellent,
ovory foaturo being a specialty, and
Uie beat people of tho town would
find It worthy of attendance, and prob
ably some ot thorn will attend after
there Is no longer & froo show In town.
Tho nudleucos aro growing, howovor.l Miss Marguerlto Chamberlain, of
nnd boforo a month U up Shield's Park Portland, Is tho guest of Mrs. O. D.
will bo doing a paying business. Shelton
Linn County Divorce.
A now dlvorco case is Ella Mc
Hargue agnlnst G. W. McIIarguo. Com
plaint cruel, harsh treatment, etc.
Weatherford & Wyatt are attorneys
for tho plaintiff. They wero married
Octobor 11. 187-1. and havo four child
ren, thrco lions and ono daughter. Mrs.
McIIarguo Is living upon tho farm, and
has been since January, without her
husband.
Tonight tho ladles of the Marion
Square Improvement League will for
mally open tho park to tho public, and
will dedicate the now rostrum by giv
ing a band concert nnd musical pro
gram. The lauies will also serve ico
cream and enko, tho money to go Into
tho Improvement fund.
Littlo Leta Humphrey will sing
"Hod-d-Do," and thoso who have not
had tho plcasuro of hearing this llttlo
lady will be given tho chanco tonight
Thoso who havo heard her will not
miss tho chanco of hearing hor again.
Tho square will bo welt lighted, and
thoro will be seats for all. The fol
lowing Is tho pregram:
Dand.
Stalwart quartet.
Ceclllan quartet. '
Children's cako walk.
Llttlo I.ota Humphroy.
Ico croam nnd cako, lCc.
Woll lighted and sated.
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Marlon County Jurors.
List of jurors for tho July term of,
tho circuit court, beginning July 13th,
at 1 o'clock p. m.
Colomon, S II. St. Paul, farmer.
Stapleton, II., Salem No, 2f capital
ist. Holmroth, Snm, SnlomrNo. 4. pins-'
toror' '. f 2
Disquo, A. A., Snlem N$. 2, team
ster.
Sooley, S. D., Monitor, farmer.
Pooler, J. A, Hnglewood, farmer.
Crossnn, It. A., Salem No. S, Hop
dealer.
Hlcka
man.
Spalding. H
WInstanley,
farmer
Jermnn. A f Howell, farmer
Eldor, W. W.. Stayton. capltalls'
T. M., Woodlmri, nursery-
H.,
J.
Englewood. farmer.
H.. North Salem,
Salem Liglit, Traction and Pow foiii
Is Ptep&ted to Sapply
.POWER SERVIC
Business and Residence Lighting
Electric Fan Service at
RBDUCBD
RATES
Call up Telephone 95 i and, have out
Solicitor Come and see yoa
-aSO WffHiBJMI
BSi9M
Help for Heppner.
Tho Salem Woman's Itellof Corps
has shown Its loyalty to charltablo en
terprises by donating $5.00 to tho
Heppner roliof fund.
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W.:'TRADE,
The 'Qtake Doctors
are again in Salem giving free concerts every
night. They treat all chronic and nervous,
diseases.," Cancers and Tumor$ cured without '
knife, pain or blood.
Sr . A" Xrru
p!)VUjaetteHptelHo to 12 o'clock Daily vhere
It TMAr JtiStl Ia& DAHPIllTAM VM Ai1lf 4T&
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COME TO US AND YOU MAY BE AS
StylishlyDressed
AS HR WHO RTHES TN AW AUTOMOBILE
AND THAT AT SMALL COST, for our stock
of Men's wearables is up-to-the-minutein Styles m
the values can not be surpassed for the money.
IF IT IS DESIRABLE FOR SUMMER COM-FORT--WE
HAVE IT-Cool Coats. Sumaer
Shirts, Thin Underwear, Linen Dusters, Men's j
Two piece Suits, Children's Wash Sisitst Belts,
Sweaters, Etc.
THOSE QUEERSTRAW HATS THAT WILL NOT BREAK
When bent Into any conceivable shape, ARE
NOW HERE-that Is, the second shipment.
The first lot of J 2 dozen lasted oe week so
you'd better not "wait long. Thcy'se jest the
thing for Ladies and Children as well as for
Men and cost ONLY
25 Cents
WING
Vl
Twfrfr .S aL 1 TIPkl
S9MWMR
DURING YOUR VACATION
TheiiAou'll nrcj one ( our tine
Suit ,Cac:. lt'j ihe only way to
carry vourSuit in diCirit order.
Grips, Traveling Bags,
Name Tags,
Tourists Straps
Y oung 8.k But
America Wjmml He
is J Must
Going 'M Be
i Togged
Carnival iiyB a Bifc
We can fit him out so that
you'll be proud of him and
he'll be pioud of himself.
Bring him in,
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The man who wears onr FANC
HOSIERY won4t lei his ft
bag at tn Knee. "-; .v.?
too handme to hide.
t.,v r tn 50c per PliSujJ
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