Daily capital journal., June 26, 1908, Page 3, Image 3

10 NOT NEGLECT
I V .
THIN BLOOD
t at&AKs An . AjLykhIic coxitf.
R1TION WHICH IS ALWAYS
DANGEROUS.
rokeii In Tlhio Anaemia Ih Rtndliy
Curnblo but It Is a Disease Which
Gradually Progresses Toward the
Incurable.
Anaemia, or poverty of the blood.
h recognized by the characteristic
bvmntoms of languor, paleness of
lips, cheeks and gttmB, dull eyes, loss
Df appeme, siiuriiiuss 01 oreatn nna
nalnltntlon of tho honrt; upon the
slightest exertion. If neglected tho
ilsenso siowiy nnu grauuiuiy pro
cresses until hopo of recovery U
fnne. Dut taken In time tho disease
f9 readily curabjo, tho specific bolng
tonic ineciicmo wnicn increases tho
number of red blood-corpuscles thus
enabling tho blood" to carry tho llfe
rlv'ng oxygen to all tho tissues of
iho body. Such a tonic Is Dr. Wil
liams' Pink PIHs. Thco pills hnvo
had unbounded buccobi in curing this
stubborn dlsenso bocnuso of this
wonderful property. Tho cure of
nnemln bv Dr. William?' Pink Pills
Fg as certain as anything In medical
science.
I Mrs. Clnlr Kollav, of 43 Co'vln
i?treet. Dattlo Creek, Mich,, whoso
husunnd is nn engineer on the Grand
mink Railway running between
Jnttle Creek nnd Chicago, hns re
cently been cured or anaemia and
itcP of hor enso as follews:
"I nm only too glad to toll what
..itni viu mn .
)r, Williams nnu ruin navo uono
ifor ihp, for whnn I beenn to tnko
kheni I wa" suffering with anaemia
and hnd beon told by tho doctors
Ehnt I wns going Into consumption.
II hnd no blood to spdnk of nnd my
complexion wns nB white ns clinlk. I
hnd no nppouto nna ror a long t'mo
ate nothing but a cracker at n meal.
riiere wns n gr-'at deal of gas on mv
Rtomncli. causing n distressed feel
ing. I wns Biiori or iirontn. nnu nni-
pltntlon of tno heart and n dull,
beiw headache, My feet word cold,
ihere w ro shorn palni In my limbs
land I grew very weak, bolng confined
Ito vl for a month.
"I wns trrnted by n doctor for
ibout n venr but grow nq better. D
Williams' Pink Pllh woro rccom-
Imend d to mo by n friend nt Buy
Kl'v and. as thpy hod cured her of
Innnemln, I decided to try them. A
few boxes relieved me nnd I took
then until cured. I now have a
cood appettto nnd my sIckncsB hns
fief t m. I can recommend tho pills
knowing them to bo ni represented
tnd I hopo my stntcmont will be n
help to other sufferers."
I' A tinlnfnl linnlrtrtt "nlnpnnn nt thn
31ood" giving more Information
about anaemia will be sent freo up
3n request. If you arc suffering
from Impoverished blood you ennnot
nfford to wnlt another dny ueroio
Riving Dr. Williams' Pink Pills n
thorough trial. Thov are for sale by
all druggists, or will bo sont, post
paid, on receipt of price. CO cents
Irer bex: six boxe for $2.50, by the
FDr. Williams Medicine Co., Schnec-
tnily, N. Y.
Tom Lawson has become Just n
common every day Joke.
WOMEN'S WOES.
Mem Women Are EIiHlIng Relief nt
Last.
It does seem that women have
more than a fair share of tho aches
and pains that nflllct humanity; they
must "keep up," must attend to du
ties In spite of constantly aching
bncks. cr headaches, dizzy spells,
bear ng-down pains; thoy must stoop
ov. r, when to toop means torture.
incy must walk nnd bend ana worn
with rocking pains and many aches
irom kidney 111b. Kidneys causo
Emore suffering than any other organ
of he body. Keep tho kidneys well
nna healthy s easily malntiueu
Had of n remedy for kidneys only
that helm nnd euros the kidneys nnt
Is endored by people you kndw.
Mrs Mnry Bnunmgnrdner, of 424
Water st Salem, Ore., says: "1
wave rounu uonn's Kidney I'nis u
remedy that Is worthy of all confi
dence and I nm nlensed to endorse
them so that other yufforors from
tldnry complaint may know how tu
Bf rrier, I nrocurod Doan'8 kiu
ey Pllh nt Dr. Stone's drug store
ana several members of our family
nave used them with crntlfiinK re-
"ui'b I took them myself for a tireu.
Rchlr.g back and n dragging down
F'ng that cornea from Irrogular
d deranged kidneys. The results
were of the best. The aching and
eoren gs was banhhed and the kkl-
aes were rendered normal. My
wealth has become better In every
va
For salo by all dealers. Prlco 50
cents Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
ew York, sole agents for the United
siateq
Remember the nnrne Doan's
-and take no other.
o
Perhaps Bryan will be the cabinet
rcaker,
it pays to be souare even in little"
Fbinga.
COFFEE
Good grocers like Schil-
Ping's Best, for it makes
Rood-will and not trouble ;
n case of complaint, the
nonev is readv.
i.. '
our rrocer leturm jour ony II I0 oo
'h;uSiy tk. ., '.&?
POPULAR
COMEDYAT
THE GRAND
May Robson In 'The Rejuvenation of
v w Aunt Mary."
"A new piny will enter the list this
week. This will be "The Rejuvena
tlon of Aunt Mary," In which May
Robson has tho title .role, m MnM
direct frofft the StudebnUer Thedter,
u6U, w .! it nas played to
crowded houses nightly , for tile past
three months.- Mite's RoUsort will bo
thennrl,ihn,denlhlfUl CmC,ly at
the Grand Opera house theater on'
Monday "night, Juno 2D.
Anno Warner, who wroto this nan.
utar nove , has dramatized the. boVc.
thn Inli? B?,r fcU Ut nne 0f
the comedy which wns found In It,
nnd may bo said has added more.
Scone from the New Ainerlcnii Comedy
Ml 8 Robson while rending tho book
wns so plenscd with it she persundod
Miss Warner to dramatize It for her,
and by doing so obtnlnod a rolo &o
well suited to her that it Is said tb
be one of the best sho has ever had.
Tho play is divided Into thrco nctB.
Tho first tnk03 place at the homo
of Aunt Mary In tho country, tho
second net h laid In the homo of
Jack's chum In New York City, nnd
the last act at Aunt Mary's home in
the country.
The company supporting Mlsi
Robson has been carefully selected,
and In It will be found such well
known psoplo ns Nina Savllle, Lil
lian Westnor, Grace Parks Flske, F.
C. Crowley, Franc'B Herblln, George
A. Stevenson and Jack Story.
NOTED SPEAKER COMIN'O.
Hon. John Sharp Williams of Mis
sissippi, Will Lecture Before the
Oregon Chnutmiqun In July.
Tho Willamette Valloy Chautau
qua association Will hold Its fifteenth
assembly nt Gladstone Park from
July 7 to 19, Inclusive The ntrac
tlons will consist' of 20 great pro
grams, a summor school with 12 cx
coll.nt Instructors, nnd many other
Important foatures that enter Into
Chautauqua work.
Amonc the principal nttractlons
will be John Sharp Williams, the
lender of Democracy in tho housa,
and recently elected to the ssnnto
frnm the state of .Mississippi. He
will peak July 10 on tho bject,(1,5eaS0j antl )n orjer t0 cure jt y0i
HiMorinn for Americans." Th.'a miist take internnl remedies. Hall's
tan w.n .,. o,
to the people of tho Pacific Coa.it. I
and no one should mlse honrlng r. j8 not n quack modlclno. It was pro-1
Robert Mclntyro, recently elected scribed by ono of tho best physicians ,
M.hnn nf thn m E church, and in this country for years nnd Is a
a bishop of tho m. l. c,,"rc' nn' r5guiar proscription. It is composoj
who kw bwn ityled the 'Trlnce of.uhnbt n,w knowni cornbined
the Platform." will give on July 17. wjth the best blood purifiers, acting,
"The nattle of Life;" on July IS.
"The Evolution of Abraham Linc
oln," and on July 19 he will doUvor
one of his wonderful sermons.
Dr. Alfred Montgomery, the great
farmer-painter, brlngi with him
$90,000 worth of paintings, one of
them alone being valued at $20,
000. He will appear July 7, 9 nud
10. Among the other speakers are
Dr Edwin Southers. Dr. Van Horn of
Seattle, and Dr. B. L. Whitman,
formerly of Columbia university.
The department worJ Qf tn Cnau"
tnimiia Is one of Its chief feature.
OJasees In art, oratory, elocution and
music, literature, selonce and his
tory will be taught dally by able in
structors. Baseball and other ath
letic sports will be Indulged in'every
afternoon. A kindergarten for the
care of children will be established.
For farther lnformatIon.lt Is It ad
vliable to write to H. E. Cross, sec
retary, who will send a beautiful
souvenir program.
a -A. Mi T m.'X Jk. m
r, .t jM M Yw Hate lwji Borgtt
LCAPjTAL JOURNAL, SALEM. PRECOX.
The ploy has to do with the maid
en aunt who hns lived in tho country
Ml her life nnd who will have noth
ing to do with the city. She has a
nephew, Jack", who Is going to col
lege. In New York city, and Is caus
ing her all klnd3 of trouble hnd inoh
e;,to keep him, out of his scrapes,
ne.geis into line In which he beats
upa cabman, who Is taken to the
hospital. To .get out of this .TnM.-
Igogs to his aunt for $00, and while
rthere Aunt Mnrv' lmnW .roi".
nnd Informs her the girl whom Jack
met In Chicago, and who comes Jroin
Kalamazoo, has sjied him for $25$.
000 for breach of promise. Aunt
Mary becomes very angry, nnd sends
Jack away saying sho will not pay
nun iionnii
0n h,a "val In Now York city,
Jack Is exnelled fmn, t&
I . . .-"" "-o o
goes to .live with his chum, Dob, arid
whtin Anm it. . ' .... i....'
pVefty sister, Betty. The boy .are
Elv,nB Dotty tt b,rthdy Pwty when
a telegram arrives saying Aunt Mary
Is on her way to tho cltv. Thn
"Thi' Rt'Jiivi'iintloii of Aunt Mni-j'
rush off to mcot her, but In some
way miss the train, nnd Aunt Mary
nrrlvos alone. Tho party Is then giv
en In honor of Aunt Mnry, nftor
which they suggest nn automobile
ride. Aunt Mnry'thoroughly enjoys
this oven to tho clgnrottcs and ths
drlnkB. After spondlng a week In the
city she returns to tho country, only
to find llfo Is too slow for her there,
so Bho sends for Botty nnd when Jack
arrives and confcsics his lovo for
Betty, Aunt Mnry forgives him nn-1
they all go back to tho city to live.
FocvM flunri! Appointed.
Eal Abbott has been appointed
forest guard on tho Fremont Nation
al forest by tho U. S. forester.
For a Sprained Ankle.
As usunlly trcuted, a sprnlncd
ankle will dlsablo tho Injured per
son for a month or mpre, but by ap
plying Chnmborlaln's Liniment nnd
observing tho directions with each
bottlo faithfully a cure may bo ef
fected in many ensos In less than ono
week's time. This liniment Is n
most remarknblo preparation. Ty
It for a sprain or bnilso, or when
laid up with chronic or muscular
rheumatism, and you are certain to
be delighted with tho prompt ro'lef
which It affords. For sale by Dr.
Stone's drug store.
J. Plerpont Morgan und ex-Seno-tor
Spooner were today prosonted
with dogrees of L. L. D. at Yale.
Catnrrh Cnnot Ro Cur-1.
with locnl applications, ns thoy
cannot reach the seat of the dlsonsj.
s.. t. .- t.lnn.l mm .nn.Mlnitnnnl
f$?&2& HW JSSrffl' Si '
inrfBCi IInu.g catarrh Cure
directly on the mucous suriaces. ine.
perfect combination of the two J
gredlents Is what produces suth
irriinnt is what nroduces sutn
wondelresults In curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials free.
F. J, Cheney &Co., props., xoie-
do, O.
Takf Hall's Family Pills for con
stipation. , , ,
Sold by a'l aruggiHtg. pncn i--.
Grand Opera House
JOHN P. CORDRAV, Manngcr
ONE
NIGHT MONDAY Jl'M. 20
L. S. SIRK Presents
America's Koremotu cha:aff
Actreu
WAV ROBSON i
Her Gr.at New York-Chirac
Succe s bj Anne Warnr- ,
In
The Rejuvenation of
AUNT MARYi
Original cast and producHor
Tlueo months in New York, tnree
months in Chicago.
A LAVGII KVKIIV MIXITK
Irlces: $UiO, l.OO, 7fc, 50c,
Seat sale at box otic Monday 9 a. in.
FinnAV JUXE 20,
1008
Tho farmer's Wif
Is very careful about her churn, 8hi
scalds it thoroughly after using, and give.
t a sun bath to sweeten It. Sho knowi
that If her churn Is sour It will taint the
butter that Is made in It. Tho stomach li
a churn. In the jtomach and dloculve
and nutritive tracts aro performed pro
ewes which are almost exactly like the
diiimlng of butter. Is It not apparent
tutu tliat If this siomach-churn Is foul it
mukes foul all which Is put Into It?
Tho evil of a foul stomach Is not aloni
tho bad tnsto In tho mouth and tho fou!
breath caused by It, but tho corruption of
the pure current of blood and tho dissem
ination of disease throughout the body.
l;r. Plcrco's Golden Medical Discovery
makes tho sour and foul stomach sweet
It does for tho stomach what tho washlnft
and sun bath do for the churn absolutely
removes every tainting or corrupting cle
ment. In this way It cures blotches
pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swellings.
jorei, or open eating ulcers and a
humors or d!soa$es arising from bad blood.
If you have bitter, nasty, foul tasto it
your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath
are weak and easily tired, feel deprred
and despondent, have frequent headaches,
dizzy attacks, gnawing or dlstros In stom
ach, constipated or Irremilnr Imwalt nti
or bitter rilngs after eating and pool
appetite, theso symptoms, or any conlder
ablonurnberof them. Indicate thntyou ur
suffering from blllousne., torpid or buy
liver with the usual accompanying Indl
gesUon, ord; spopsla and their attendant
derangement's.
.Hfe4CTMJaVM iWrnirticaLtf j,
"V A'.' i' 1 ':"'' 49, 'ftf." yovc JYIP.I) ores
Uicjiritiiirfl
9
,y.r. Hcnrtt.r.ftbun fcaga
I llllt till la Atxnllltnlu I..,.
will bo readily proven to your satisfaction
f you will but mall n poHal card request
to Dr. R V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.. tor a
Tree copy of his booklet of extracts from
the standard medical authorities, giving
the name of all tho Ingredients ontcrlng
nto his world-famed medicines and shbw
Ing what the most eminent medical oh
of tbo ago say of thorn.
DR. KUM
WONDERFUL CHINESE DOCTOR
Will treat you vrlth Oriental herbs
and cure nny disease without opora
tion or pain.
Dr. Kum Is known everywhere In
Salem, and hns cured many promi
nent peoplo horo. Ho hat lived In
Salem for 20 years, and can bo trmfc
cd. Ho us?s many modlclnos un
known to whlto doctors, and with
them can euro catarrh, asthma,
lung troubles, rohumatlstn, stomach
liver and kidney dlsoascB.
Dr. Kum makes a specialty ot
dropsy and foruate troubles. His rem
edles cure prlvato dlscaee when e
erythipg else falls. Ho hat hun
dreds of testimonials, and gives con
sultation free. Prices for medicine
very moderate. Persons in the coun
try can write for blank. Send stamp.
If you want some extra fine tea,
get It from us.
DR. KUM ROW WO 00.'
Great Chinese Doctor
L. M. H U M
Has medicine which will cure any
known dlicnsc. Ho makes a special
ty of, and gunrantces to euro Catarrh
Asthma, Lung, Throat, RheumntUm,
Debility, Stomach, Liver, KIdnoy
Troubles; nleo any blackened or
swollen Borcnoss, broken limbs;
Smallpox; Epidemic; all kinds of
Bolls, Lost Manhood, Female Weak
ness, HcrnlB Troubles and Paralysis
Consultation freo. Caro of Ylck So
Tong Co., Chineso drugs and herbs,
1G3 High St., upstairs, Salem, Or.
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GERMAN RAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY
Now undor new management
SCIILKRET A SCHNEIDER
Proprietors
Complote lino of fresh and up-to-date
bakers goods dollvorod
to all parts of the city freo.
We ore proud of our party
and wedding enkos, dullvored
on short notice. Glvo us a
trial Is all wo ask.
Storo corner Twelfth nnd Che
I ke"'
smknm
sts. Phone Mnln SGI.
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Pomona and Oregonla
nrilin.l fnnilnv. Wednns-
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!" nT' For CorvnVU T. TuVday.
Thursday and Saturday about 7 p.
m. M P, BaMwlD, ncent Ofnco
and dock nt foot of Trado street.
yt. P. BALDWIN. Awent
3E3T FACILITI1
rHE VE3T PC
PRODUCTION (
j o l! tlhM MWiM iff
mm mM kM B 11R
Millinery at Greatly Reduced Prices
PRICKS.
Long Silk Gloves, $2 Quality, $1.25 pair
White Parasols from 50c up.
White Lace Hose at 1 5c pair.
Lace Curtains 45c pair and up.
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Large assort
ment of White
Lawn Waists
values up to
$2.00
Special $.25
each
White Silk
Waists
$l;50
Worth 1 12.50
regular
SHEETS FULL SIZE BLEACHER SHEETING ONLY 05c EACH
RED SPREADSLARGE SIZES FROM, 7c VI'.
DACTCTM ftDncWft A
lwjiiyin w uiiLiynuauiu9
THE BUREAU
Is n gentleman's resort you not only find gonllcmen In front of
tho bnr but behind tho bnr.
F. P. TALKINGTON, Pr opwetor
His long cxperlonco In tho business hns tnught him that It pays
to buy only tho best.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS
Telephone 177. 366 State Bt.
. We Latin
r Skirts Just Right.
Wo guarantee to. All of our shirtwaists aro care-
I fully washed with a
- where they should bo starched nnd Ironed by exports
who hnvo mndc shirtwaist Ironing a spcclnl Bbudy.
Wo nro pleasing tho most enroful dressers In tho city with our
shirtwaist work and nro sure wo can plcnso you, May wo have a
trial.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
Tol. 25
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Strawberry Boxes and Crates
Just received n carload of folding
lin, locks, t'ntops and cratoe. 8eo tu
for t'ilces In largo and umull lots.
H "S GILE, Corner Trade and High Sts
READY "TAILORED CLOTHES
FOR WELL DRESSED
MEN.
$20
E. ECl
Family,
St.
44 C
,Tm y
Jlfm r 1 S '
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Bleached Mus
lin Mouse Lining
Drifting
Canvas
Sheetings
.. . alt, at.
Reduced Prices
IlM 240 and 246 Gomnfcrclil
Slrcct, Salem, Oregon
I nrlmv' fiirr VVnTcIc ami White
special neutral soap, .starched just 1
136-160 8. Liberty Bt.
' . i i w : en.
II" I I T"i llllllimilMilUMII W
SPECIAL SHOE SALE
On broken sixes. Closing out ut
greatly reduced prices, Men's Worn
oji'b nnd Children's Shops Included
'n this lot, Soino up-to-date Women's
nnd Children's Oxford Ties and
Shoes, Also light Canvas Shoes lu
all sizes,
JACOB VOGT
815 STATE STREET
Jl'fiT A .MUf?lcfAL"TlI
Up the river or down tho bay the
life of n party Is tho music, nnd tk
musician Is cortalnly ono popular
person. Wo toll musical Inutrit
ments exccllont ones Jub( th
kind you should buy, becauso the
prico Is right, Do not go olsowhera
until you boo our complote lino w
have Just what you want as wo hv
them all that Is, all the sood.kliiai
Pleased to moot you,
L. V, tlAVAfli:
a 17 CommorclMl Mtrcct.
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