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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPI TAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1908 nn, , QUEEN Of ACTRESSES PRAISES PE-RU-NA. ?i'738E&SES9IHdmhI1h'l-i'' ! b f m jl 0 ' MISS JULIA MARLOWE." X Arguments wltl 1)0 hoard Friday. Tho suit will occur at Modfortl, ? RENO IS ACTUALLY STARTLED MISS JULIA MARLOWE. &0lKKCK00X000X00&00000 ANY remedy that benefits digestion inrongtlions tlio nerves. Tlio nerve coatvrB rcqulro nutrition. If tho digorftton Is lmpalrod, tho norro con tors bocoino anorcie, and Indigestion Id tho result. 4 Poruna Is not a nervine nor a i stimulant. It benefits the nerves by T benefiting digestion. 1.1 I n.t l---H Pormin froofl tho Htomach of catnrrhal congestion and normal digestion is tho roHUlt. In othar words, Parana goon to tho bottom of tho whole dlllloulty, whon the disagrcoablo symptoms disappear. Mrs. J.O. Jamison, 01 Marohantstroot, WaUouvlllo, Oal., wrltoai I vfm troubled with my stomach for lx yearn. I tried many kinds of modi elne, also waa treated by throe dootors. 'They aatd that I had norvous dys popflla. I waa put on a liquid diet for three montlin. "I imnrovod undor tlio troatmont, but as soon as I stopped taking tho modi oino, I got bad again. "I took tho modlclno for two yoars, thon I got sick again and gavo up all hopes of getting cured. "I saw a testimonial of a man whose case was similar to mlnoboing cured by Poruna, so I thought I would glvo It a trial. "I procured a bottlo at onco and com menced taking it. I have takon aovoral bottlos and am ontlroly cured. (United I'rcus Leased Wlre.t ' Reno, Nov., Juno 10. Wicked, wicked Reno was so. shoc.kod It could hardly eat breakfnM, today and tho thrills came tjom one of t,ho tender ost tenderfoots that over got within a mllo of Commercial street Mrs. Clnronco Mackoy, member of the Four Hundred, who rosldes In New York,- London and othor world capi tals. 'Tlio excitement Is, the result - of Mrs. Maekay's "brazen" action In smoking a cigarette- In tho preaonco of men at a banquet given last evon Irig In honor of her lm&band ly tho upper social sot of the city. When tho tlmo camo for the mon to smoke, Mrs. Mackay calmly light ed her ' clgarotto and complacently puffed It, whllo tho ladles of Reno sat stiff and astounded. MURDERER IS SOUGHT BY POSSES " have gained In strength and fensl like a different person. I be Hove Peruna Is all that Is claimed tor It." Norvlnos, such ax coal tar prepara tions, are doing a grnat deal of harm. Sloop modlolnos and hoodacho powdora aro all allko, hoart doprossants, ana should not bo uce'd. Thonorvos would bo all rlirht. Jf tho dltreatlon woro good. Poruna uorreoU tho digestion. MRS. GOULD WILL SEEK A DIVORCE adlcr genornl In tho Confederate army. Tho United Confodorato Choirs ot America began Its general conven tion hero today. o Soro Nipples. Any mother who has had oxporl- Ionco with this dlstrcsilug nllmont will bo pleased tp know that a euro may bo effected by applying Chnm- m, v,i, T.,n m tf i ! herlaln's Snlvo aB soon as tho child Now ork, Juno 10. It Is slated, , (lon( m,raln., wlno lt ott -.,... horo today by an Intlmato frlopd'of soft oloth beforo allowing tho babo trainod nurses uso For -o- VANCOUVER HAS A NAHHOW ESCAPE Mra. Frank Jay Gould that1 alio will , to nurao. Many go wost aoon to begin an acton for th.ls ,8'vo with best results, , t i " I........... Vn,. J8l0 b' D'- Stono's drug storo. UUUIUWWM IIUIU lUI illlQUU.III. JLil'J laws of this stato pormlt of no di vorce bu,t, on ono ground but Mrs. Gould refuses to baio hot' complaint on that ground. Vancouver, Wash., Juno- 10. A Frank Qould has boon living at flro which started In tho contor of tho Plaza and his wlfo has had. tho Pltfook & Loadbottor mill at apartments at tho St. Regis for some noon destroyed tho main part of tho tlmo and it was not known until to-J plant. According to a statomont day that all offorts at reconciliation ! nindo by Manager O. L. Coming, hud boon abandoned. tho loss Is $2G0,000, with Insurnnco Nolthor of tho GouldB will say of about 100,000, anything about tho case, but It ls Fortunately tho wind was In tho known that Mrs. Gould will press ' rlcht direction or tho town mlchr thq action. Stomach Troubles. Many romnrkahle cures of stom ach troubles havo been effected by Chamborlaln's Stomach aud Llvor Tublota. Ono man who had spent ovor two thousand dollars for nlodl clno and troatmont was c'urod by a fow boxes of those tnblots, Price 25 cents. Samples free at Dr. Stouo'a drug store. o CONFEDEHATKS SAY TAFT SPEECH "I UNADVISED" (1'nltvd Irei '.eased Wire.) Birmingham, Ala.. June 10 "Un timely" and "Ill-ad vised" are the words used by many Confederate votorans today In characterizing the memorial day spooch o( Socrotary Taft In which roferonco was made to Gonoral Grant drinking heavily. Gonural W. L. Caboll of Dallas, Gonoral Clament L. Evans of 'Atlan- Portl'and, Or., Juno 10. Tho "wets" havo won nt least a tomp. orary victory through the granting of a temporary Injunction rostraln Ing the county court from doclarlng prohibition In Medford, Or, Tho or der was. Issued by Judgo Hanna of tho circuit court. At tho recent election tho county la, and Gonoral W. Gordon aro three, la which . Medford Is located wont aspirants to tho position ot com-1 "dry; but Medford ltsoU voted In maud t In chief to succeed Gonorn' favor.of saloons. Tho city and coun Stophon I). Leo, who died recontly. ty forces havo given notice that thay All thoso mon hold tho rank of brlg-'lntond to fight the Jasue to a finish. have, boen wiped out. o- Polsou Onk Poisoning. ' Ballard's Snow Liniment cures lt. Mr. O. H. P. Cornollus, Tumor, Ore., wrltas My wlfo hns dlscovorod thai Snow Liniment cures "Poison OaK Poisoning," a very painful troublo. Sho not only cured a case of It on hersolf, but on two of her frlonds who woro poisoned by this samo ivy. Prlco 25c, 50c and 11.00. , . o . . WOTS" SCORE AN IMPORTANT VICTORY I United Press I.enficd Wire.) Bolllngham, Wash,, Juno 10. With . one ouspect undor lock and key and poss.es searching .today, tho authorities expect that beforo night thoy will havo solved tho mystery of tho murder of Mrs. William Morrl- son, whoso throat was cut while sho was walking along a railroad track with a small girl. Shortly after tho crlmo was re ported by tho girl, a posso captured a man who was suspecte'd ot having guilty kriowlodgo of tho crime 'bo causo ho could not glvo an account ot his' movements at tho tlmo It was comm'ttod. Mrs, Morrison was walking leis urely when tho murdorer siuddonly sprang upon her and cut. her throat. Sho died almost Immediately. , : Tho Rig Head, Is of two kinds conceit and tho big head, that comes from a Blck headache. Docs your hoad ovor fool llko a gourd aud your brain fool looso nnd soro? You enn euro It In no tlmo by nctlng ou your llvor with Ballard's Horblno. Isn't It worth trying tor tho absoluto and certain rollef you'll got? Sold by all doal crs. , o . NO HABEAS CORPUS FOR ' JOHN A. BENSON WLLLLHHTy ll rPCnBI L St BABY VtHfCI-N mmmm-mmmmmmmmmamimmmammJNttQBKgmm There is no time liko present Whuy the baby a go-cart or carriage. Our stock includes all, the new Styles in o-carts, folding, -art ;aiitoni6bile carriages " and perambulators. It is a finfe line and well assorted ' and offers a wide selection of pretty and novelty pat terns. The prices we have made extremely low in comparison with the high grade of these vehicles : j Our Display in Show Window See i WHIPS CURIO DEALER (United Tress Leased Wire.) San Joso, Cnl., Juno 10. Robbrt S. Field, prosldent of tho firm of Flold & Walton, curio dealers, is today nursing a much bruised faco and hoad as tho result of a aovoro whipping ndmlnUtercd to him yes terday by Mrs, Meadows, wlfo of Dr. Lawronco L. Moadowq, Qf tho Pacific Mall Steamship company. Dr. Meadows hold tho curio dcnlor whllo his wlfo applied tho whip, cutting him sovoroly about tho faco and hands. Field says today that ho will havo tho couplo arrostcd. Dr. Moadows and his wlfo wnlkod Into Flold 's Btoro la to yoatorday aft ornoon nnd nskod tho man to go for a walk with thorn. This ho rcfuse.l to do and thon Mondowa pulled from his poqkot a bill for $1046 for allonnlng his wlfo's affections made out against Flold and Blgnod by him. Washington, Juno 10. The court (solf. Ho demanded Immodlato pay- of appeals yesterday aftornoon af llrm'ed th? decision ot tho lower court refusing a writ of habeas co--pus to John A. Benson. Tho court of appeals hqld'that tho Indictment against Benson Is suulclont nnd thnt tho cniq should go to' tho Jury. punch. A crowd soon collocted In the storo and when ho thought that Flold had had enough, Dr. Meadows callod to his wlfo to desist. Point ing his finger dramatically at Flold, who was dripping with blood, ho cried to tho women in tho shop, "Look out for that man. My wlfo onco workod for him." Tho Moadows then took a train for San FranclBco nnd havo not been scon slnco. '. o A Wreck Is tho only fit description for tho mnn or woman who is crippled with rhoumatism. Just u fow rhctumatlc twinged may bo tho fororunner of a sovoro attack stop tho troublo at tho start with Ballard's Snow Lin iment. Curos tho rhoumntlsm and nil pain. Prlco 25c, 50c and $1.00. Sold by all doalors. o POLL BOOKS ARE STOLEN PIONEERS READY FOR Poison Onk Poisoning. Ballard's Snow Llnlmont cures It. Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Tumor, Oro writes My wlfo has dlscovorod that Snow Llnlmont cures "Poison Onk Poisoning," a vory painful troublo. Sho not only cured a caso of It on horsolf, but on two of hor frlonds who woro poisoned by this samo Ivy. Price 25c, 50c and $1.00, Rids for Proposals. Senlcd bids for tho erection ot q school hcuso In tho now district No. 128 will bo received until Saturday noon, Juno 13th. Plans and specifi cations may bo seen at tho residence of E. G, Lantz, clerk of tho district First houso south of Catholic como tery on Liberty road. R, F. D. No. 3. C-9-4t, Spring Shoes A good stock of Men's, Ladles', Boys' and Girls' shoes In all colors and leathers, Tan and black. Oxfords, al&o .light canvas shoes, Ladles and Misses' pumps. Come In and see my stock JACOB YOOT 845 STATR STREET, ICE CRfAM SUNDAES THIS IS THE WEATHER THAT MAKES YOU WANT IT YOU GET IT RIGHT FROM OUR FOUNTAIN mc-nt. Flold donnirrod nnd tho Mondows both attaekod him. Tho doctor hold tho mnn whllo his wlfo lnshod him with a small whip. Meadows assist ed now nnd thon by getting In a CTCUMKftHWtfl (United Press '.rased Wire.) Dos Moines, Iown, Juno '10. An excited search Is being mado today for tho poll hooka which woro used In tho rccont primary olectlon out of which has grown a hot contest bo twoon Congressman Hull nnd S. F. Prouty, for a scat In congress from tho sovonth district. (United Presi I.eaieJ Win.) Portland, Or., Jun& 10. Ploneett from all parts ot Oregon, Wiihl-f. ton nnd Idaho aro arriving to attccl tho annual reunion and banquet c! tho Oregon Ploneors society, which opons tomorrow. Over 509 of thi old residents havo registered asi rt- colved badges. It Is ozpectej (hit tho attondanco this year will be It) lnrgoat In tho history ot the totlet-. It Is said 100 pioneers and tte'r wlvos ot many ot the torn ui daughters of theso first cltitem, will bo prosont to participate In the ((J- tlvltlos, Tho plonoera will smnVel In tho aftornoon In tents where the Utorary exorcises will be held. c- Annual Sessions of CJrand Wf A. F. & A. M. And .Grand Chapter R. A. Mia of Orocon. Portland. Oregon, Jaae I to 13. return on or before June It 'For this occasion the Sou,tners n- clflo Co. will mnko a rate ofoneiaJ ono-third fnro oa the certificate p-w is authorized. '!''t' I REMARKABLE VALUES ' i'l RED CROSS PHARMACY PHONE 144 'Cor. Stato and Commercial St e rtmaur ttsa by ymc makcr or MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHINQ MleHftKU, TCRM. A. CO. H99HIITIII, It, V, IN SUMMER CLOTHING You will make no ' mistake no matter what style or what price suit you choose from Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes . - $10.00 to $30.00 SNAPPY SUMMER TROUSERS $3.00 to $7.00 Correctly custom tailored in beautiful weaves and shades SALEM WOOLEN MILL S TOB & i Hffcfe.. A trOu