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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 23, 1908)
daily OArn h Journal; alm,. oitetfad, wkdkiTsiW, sEpfriaiimn ao, iota, PE-RU-NA RECEIVES PRAISE For Relieving Such Symptoms as Debility, Backache and Headache. Mm. Tressls Kelsbn, S0f North filh Ave, Nashville, Ton n.,wri teal AsForunabnsdonemoaworldofgood 1 feel In duty bound to (oil of it, in hope that It may mco'ttheeyo of some who has suffered as I did. "ITorflvoyoaral rosily did not know what a 0 perfectly well day wan, and If I did not hare vBSfolN. vrjfy .7ss v:. jxtwmz&mzs. rW.K-5-. &y.S.Xx. MmMmMm 'mmmm iMijk??.t?& . .BSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSl W -BSSSSSSSSSA'A' Ii , MRS. TRESO.'S NC1.80N. , Of ."Ml: 1f ';' luadache, I Ijail backache or n pain toiiiewhere and really Jlfo wns not worth tho'effort I Hindu to keep going) A'good frlond ndflsod mo to uo Po mild and-I was glad to try anything, and I mn vary plosiiod to pay that si twlllon inndo A.now woman of mo mid J havo no lnorc pains and H'o looks bright again." There aro a great many phases of woman's nllmcnta that roqitlro tho as- Hl.uiuoof tho mirgoon. Hut hy far I ho greatest number of melt at ten are amenable to correct medicinal treatment, A vast multltudo of womon havo heon relieved from tho ollmrnU pcmillar to their sex through tho imo of Puruimns proscribed hy Dr. Ilnrtman. lie rocolvoa uiany leUors from all parts of tho country rotating to auhjuou of vital In tores t to womankind. Of tho vast multltudo of womon Dr. Ilartman treat annually, only a small per cent, of tuum conaldor It nocosaary to write to tho Doolor ntnll. While it is not rifllnned that 1'oruna will roliovoovcry ouaoof IhlsNNnd, It la certainly the part of wisdom tor every woman ao attllcted to give l'eruna a fair trial. Mra. Joseph Lncolla, VH Jlronson St,, Ottawa, East, Ontario, Canada, writes t "I suffered with backache and head ache tor ovor nino months Mid nothing rollevou mo until I took l'eruna. This medicine Is by far better than any othor medicine for thoao troubles A fow hot tlo relieved mo of my miserable, half dead, half-allvo condition. 7 am now In good health, havo neither actio nor pain, nor have I had any for tho past year. If ovory Buffer ing woman would take l'eruna, thoy would soon know 1U value and novor ho without It." Mra. M. Kllner, M8 . 00th St., S. IS., Olovoland, Ohio, writes: "I am enjoying good health alnoo tak ing your modlolne. I had aufferod for a good many yoars previous to taking 1'oruna, and over alnco I can aay that do not know whatheadachoorneuralgla la. eaa moat assuredly say that any body afUlotcd with catarrh in any form con bo cured by taking rerun a." their Beats. "Those horrjd- Amorl crfnsJ" Bays one of your party, and no one protests. But at the next table to yon there Ib seated another party of delightful people low voiced, well-mannered, excellently bred In every tone nnd movement You wonder dimly if you have not met them somewhere. At nil events, you would vory much like to meet them. They uro Infinitely more dis tressed thnn you at the behavior of the American party which has just come in because they aro Americans also From tho Twentieth Century American, by II. Percy Robinson. o A Render of Souls. I should not be surprised if dur Ing the coining winter one of tho most-soiighUaftor personalities in Paris bJiouIu prove to be Mmo. Ilossonnet-Fvre. the "render of souls."" As tho result of profound observa tion and Btudy Mmo. Ucsscnnct-Favri ran developed psychological qualities of no ordinary kind, which, permit her to read the soul as easily, n othor specialist Intcrprot1 th; thoughts or reveal itho secrets of tho human palm. , According to tills .now., oracle,- hu man beings nro divided Into two' din, tJnct eategorles tho free Individual nnd 'thi -Collective type. Tho frorfMn-1 dividual bean tho Imprint or ahsojut,' vuliio; the collectht) ty.no la Indelibly marked with tho slgri3 of refntlvo'i value. It Is clilnliy through the" eyes, tho mirrors' of the rouI, that Mmo. HvasonnetTFnvre reuds the depths of our.innor natures. , - If the ore Is 1'iimlnouS tho mind U full of Hfiht; if tho riyo-l t'roiifbled, vague or dull the individual is som bre nnd shndowy. Tho clear, trans parent and profound eyo reveals the genius of tho jiower or the chnrm or. The hard nlld cohl eyo shown'tho power of tho domlnntor, of the di rector or tho vanquisher. nonaparto Is classed under thr. heading of n director, tho type o' which alone knowi how to become tire renter of thb Bent of grnvltntion. The director hnB tho facility of will pow er, shown In tho sriunro chin; energy, nR rovenled In the sparkling eye; and tho clear-cut features, the Iohr vlsape and high Btutii.ro betray power nnd personality, In passing, I hnve al whvb been lod to understand Hint Nn-, poleon wns n man of medium height T0& C KADIK ItAVMOXD, IN "TMK MISSOUI CHHL," T TIIK OHAXD OPKItA :1I0USI: TOMORROW NIOHT. KIM.S IlKST KHIKM) IN MLINI) RAOL Portland, Or., Sept .1. Uu'lty or killing Char'.os. Hegburn, his best Mend, In a blind rage, Casper Rllck enstofer bHb In n cell of the county Jail today on the vi-rc of phy:lcnl collapse. The murder was commit ted becatro llogbiirn had upbraided Hllckenstofor for neglecting a taiu of horses. They had been Inseparable menus ior years rested him arc certain. Hut ho nt tacked tho man Inst night In a blind rage with n heavy. piece of scantling, landing a vlclcui blow Just nbovo tho right car. Concussion of tlfe brain resulted. Hegburn died Insldo of nn hour. The victim was SO years old, unmarried, and n nntlvo sf Sweden. Hllckenstofor Is JS yenrs old, unmar ried, and a countryman of Hegburn. TIIK PAINKUI, CAHK 'toT" ho ask , while tho Hniriliihmnn OK ATLANTIC (MTV, wants to know the Itenp. This hah't Tho Now JorHoy law called tho portmmtCH Amurlcnn llfo in ovory do. Hlshnpu' law (bocnusu throo blBhops piirtmunt. it Is labor saving. Few ised tholr Inlluonco to puss it) pro-1 things amuuu or Irrltnto the Amerl hlblts tho unlo of Intoxicants on tho ran visitor to HukIuiuI moro thnn tho Lord's day, Governor Fort made having to pay Individually for a niun-pro-oloctlon promises to npeclul xonl bur of small couvunluucos, which ai In enforcing nil tho laws, nnd this homo he Is accustomed to hnve That IlllckenBtofer did not Intend or lens, but I Biipposo tho "roader of 'to kill his frlond. tho offlcera who nr-'nualntnnces kouIb" would reply mat ho was an The nlronro of bo me peoplo Is high ly appreciated by their interested nc- "tlirnwn In," and tho llrst time ho N presonted with an Kngllsh hotel hill U mil not fpeak'ng of the modern Boml-Amurlcaii hotels In London), with lt liillnlto list of Items. U nu uxporlnucu that he never forgetH. You may he dining. Kuglluh read er, nt lot us say, the Carlton or Savoy, whon a party of Americana comos Into the room Americans of tho kind that every ono knows for AmurlcniiH us soon as ho sooh or hears thorn. Tho women nro ndinlrahlv drosHod porhopi a Blimlo loo ud mlrnbly and tho rostunios of tho men Irreproachable. Hut thoro Is that something of mnunor, of walk. ips' law. So novoriior Fort had of voice which draws all qyos to them vo public notice on. tlantlc City UH thoy advance to their table, and If It did not cut off Its Sunday tho room N huslie I as they arrange oxpceptlon to his typo. Tho man, In n word, who belong ti the typ "Jlrpctor" knows nnd does whnt h wants He poxseo onnugh rhp'-ni to mnko his domlnn lion doslrrhle, nnd enough force to ImiioHo and malntnlu It. Tho typo "chnrmor" ns nortrny"l hy Lafayette, tho man with an en gaging oye, hnrmon'ops though o'teu lrorgular features, a smiling mouth, a Vimlnous forohend, soft gestures and n siipulo nttltud". Oraco radiate- from his whole being, nlthotmh frequently ho Is unconscious of the fact. Tho moro he charms the leji he I' aware of It, nnd he Is noitheV fatuous nor concolted. Thoro nro many othor types lp Mine. 'neBMonne Fnvro's -erlos of roprosentatlvoRoul'i and alio Is ready to supply hrtorlcni examplos of them nil. Hut It would , bo much moro Intorostlng to the prci-1 out generation If sho cou'd give in I readings of tho souls of, ray M. Fal-1 IIoioh of M. Clemenconu, tell f.m some thing of what nanses In their lncrnt able mind of Wilbur Wright, or lar bare for us tho Inner workings of tho bouI of La Hello Otero. Parh Correspondence of London Globe. i o " Whn a girl has frockos, a snub nose and a dlmplu In hor chin ho doesn't have to care whether you like ; hor or not. Thoro aro othors SALEMITE . ROBBED IN PORTLAN Portland, Sept. 23 - Hetd fc beaten over the head with . p ou3 looking revolve? lm n resident of Sftlcni. wh " Portland yesterday, stated IT15 the police station last nil hi $, a mniung story of how hSuY? rohhprl In n ,1tt, " .W "M sldo Btreets of the Tor.s T,0' had but $5 with him, and the tw H in evident dhgust. had Jhen m? extra de uco of j,t. i.r'If.n B,ti Bhiall amount of thArlooF Mi' McFearon, who had como ', . brother who Hvpb n . ,. F' road was near Second m n5S? Btreets when n large lire broki Ji tho E-ast Side. As he Ss .tteliT him nnd until-' "rot; .ai.tv1 'Acquiescing McFearon Ya,R ?1 tenslbly to the East Side eonf Instead of tnklng hln In ih. tlon of. the fire tho sfmhiri.,. ... ! McFearon to n secluded spot on ; Hiruui, aim, drawing a Die re. r from his Jlocket, Ktrunt him cv .'. hpnd. McFearon struggled with t n'sBnllant: but blow attr hlh on his head until, maddened b rah nun ,iorr"r, me victim made on da pcrato ortort and wih getting tht rl.i tit H-irk i.ntlli.r tt.litvn n -k . . kv-. w. ...... ,v..v. , mh umujuu.. uii.iiii:u iiiiu lin n CIUU KllOtlri inu iuiuu iv mo g'ounu, unconscloj. When McFearon emtio to hf hi iiieutung prouiseiy. una tils pocti; iiuu ueun riuuu. ne went as rrtf ns his injuries wc ild permit m) the nollco station, where hl.w'n.n (erc dressed by City Phystdaa i. lor, and the enso was taken In t for Investigation by Detective Hw-i ci I. mcj? caron deBcrliies 'he two ctj as being young, clean shaves t-i dressed In dark clothe, and 'i with dark, so't ha' Tim w- uarK complexion, ana one iu-1 a largo ring on his left llagnr "I have n f. v ml. .. I ' out, generally speaKing l rt u though I had been through a Ki'-i cyclone." todav dilnrcl McFm wmmmmmawmmmaws "Havo yc.i llgured out why a man wears suspeudora with n belt?" nuki ' tho Pittsburg Pros'. No; but wo can Imagine why he wears them with his trousers. ono in purtlctilnr, nnd Is trying to mnko his word good, Up to last Bun day ho had tho law pretty well en forced throughout tho stnto except In Atlantic City. Atlnntlc City lins no use for tho law whatovor. Ah wo all know, It Is ii city of hotels and n hoard walk, nnd exists for purposes of recreation. People go thoro for h change and tunny peoplo go there to spend Suudny. To roiiBtrntn tho thnuinnds of hotel-dwelling visitors to Atlantic City to take tholr change entirely without alcoholic oxhllnrantH iieemed foolish. Atlantic City could not bring lt.udf to do It, and its mil com openly refused to onforco tho Hlshops' law to sorv that drinks he would call out tho mllltla, LlHC,n?J!, V),C,mpCl,U IV1' Ati'. tU " ' 8 ' " " ' ' '' HUH) H-H"Hf4-t44--t-f 1 ..... X ,JI .M.M IIIMMH.U . ,V f,MI, 1 mm iiim nuuuay u wuui ury. ii TIiIh looks like a hard nine, lx.it It Ii much the same rnuo ni that of the l moro ronsiuerniiio cuius in states a wherever dniBtlo liquor laws havo been passed. Ill such Mtiites the dlf-'x ferenroH In tho needs of different lo-il eulUles Ii not considered. Laws OUT for rurunl communities aro forced iilion cities to their detriment, andi thy only uofoiiHo the cities havo Is to neglect to onforco tho law. That hns been the local remedy In Maine, nnd when now laws have given tho governor power to Interfere with It, It has always made, trouble. Liquor laws ought to ho local. rVieh a plure ai Atlantic City, peculiar mid out of common in nil the details of Its exbtonco, ought either to be allowed to make Its own rules about liquor soiling or alicilil bo considered by Itself, and get such laws as aro run soiiablo nnd proper to It Tho stnto ban n right to expect It to bo order-1 ly and decent, but It is not Just to tntposu upon U arbitrarily rules that nr d,ltwitroua to Its whole existence. ! It Is not argued, so far ns wo have'., seep, that tho HlahopV law U needed I for Atlantlo City, or that Jts enforce ment thoro Is uu'ful. Tho Argument Is that It Is a law of tho statu of New Jersey, and must bo ouforcc4 tor bet tor ot worms throughout the- Htuto. Harpor'a WP0l:!y. i tejfip ; If J , wwmMw I fin HLf-arlL-i' jitasisisV U Do Yoo Belong to the WANT - ADVERTISING Few Hutidted" MICHAEL?-STERN FINE CLOTHING MICHACl", BTCHH t CO. When You Go To Purchase a Fall Suit Consider Well Style Quality Finish Fit. . . You of course wish to gcttho best your money will buy. You wnr.t to bo absolutely suro of getting cloth ing that -will fit you porfectly an! glvo you sntlsfnctory torvlco. You can assuro yourself of this If yc.i P.urchnso colebrated Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes which wo havo fn all tho now models for Fall nnd Wlntor and In such n groat fabric assortment that ovory tasto can bo grntlflod at ovory price. This is o.pecially truo In our largo rango of MjA, ' bu Iktilk Bnmn rSi 'Fm.iillS in tOrtKIIHTIKi iTMt ' MtCHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MICMAtiS, aTCSN k CO, nCMf . x. i IN THIS CITY? AN KNdl.lSHMAN OV ,MKRIOAXSJ Utck of roveronco U only a syinp-lt ton) of tho American's strength- pot X pdmlrnule in Itself, yet, us tho Index to vuutflihliiK admirable, not. perhttu, altogether to b sconunl. Nor must it bo supposed tht tho lack of rev ereuce I m pi lex anv want of IdcalUm nr any poverty of Imagination. uv Mb enco of lovo or dos'ro of tho gooil nnd bvnutlful The Amerlcuu la uu itlenlist nnd lmKln.tlvatj)ond tho ;nlt bnmiL Th sljajwwltlof ef. ovory American U to tjkt ovr Ik Vholo contract "ei pioe.v waktt In Kngk,HJl.,wlor eviry Hutu a aH'clalUt, wouW W aillt In-t- jntv .itteHt tramwtlous. Tho AiimiJ-k) tvbkt In thM HUHibori. "Wt- ArUf Im wk04 thtag eoM 'h IK VOI' COl'LII MAKK A LIHT, I.V THIS CITV, OK TIIK KOCH iu'.m;i;i) pi:oplk who .maki;tui: most kitkitivt isks OP Till: WANT AIIS, YOC WOl'LO HAVK A LIST OF TIIK .MOST A1.KIIT, TIIUII'TV, P1IACT1CAL, Vf-TO-OATR, PltOSPKHOl'S IMCIHM.K IX TOWS. NO OTIIKlt TK8T WOULD SO SlltKLV lNCJ.UDK TIIK I'KOl'l.K WHO HAVK' MCST Til 1)0 WITH TIIK I'li.UTlCAL TIIIXCJS OP TIIK CITY'S DAILY LIKK WHO I'HO. MOTH-ITS AeriVITIKSWIIO 1UK)ST AND ItOOM IT WHO CHK.VTK ALL AIK)11' TIIKM THAT OITIMISM WHICH MAKKS lOlt HKALTHKIL MTIVITY IX ALL LIXlvS OF HCSIXKSS. IK YOU HKU)XO, ALKKADY, TO TIIK CITY'S "WANT All, VOt'H HUMIUKD," YOl' AUK PHOSPIIHOUS, KNTHl'SIASTIC AIIOIT LIKK AXD TIIK Hl'SIXKSS OK TIIK DAY, AND AHK "MAK1X0 MOXKY.I' YOU AHK IX TOUCH WITH ALL OK THK M-PIU.K OPfOUTUMTIKH TO "KAUX A DOLUVH" (OH A HUJf. D15KD lH)I.UnM) VillCII COMK TO THK CAHKKUL HKADKH AXD AXSWKHKK OK THK ( lasSIKIKD ADS., AXD YOU TUUX XATUUALLY AXD QUICKLY TO THK USK OK THK SMALL ADS. WHKXKVKH YOU WANT AXYTIUXO, OH HAVK ANVTlilXO TO SKLIh As In Now York society, tha 'MOO" consists of at leait n thou. and people, so, In this city, tho "wint ad. four hundred" may .lie trachea Into an ludettw'.to nniuber. Perhaps, If you "wake un" jirowptly yon may become tho four hundred ahd Hrat member of ine "wKt nu. log." nnHIMitilhlUHlMitHJHHMMIIMnfrt;i FALL SACK SUITS AT $15.00, $20.00 and $25.00. . IX THK COHKKCT HHOWXS, GHKKXS, GHAYS, AND HLUES OP EX CLUSIVK WKAVKS MOSTLY. ffrillPKS AXD SHADOW STHIPES IX si:lk ax coxthastixo colohs. skk Tiiiai. The Best Clothes Made for Boys at Unmatchabfe Prices SMAHTEST STYLED AXI.k TO O.VLY THK HEST' TAILORED, llinn a. -- - . . sir.ni uwiu.Xi UliOTIIKS FOR HOYS AHK ALLOWED KXTKK THIS STOKE. MAXY DISCIUMI.VATIXG PARENTS KNOW THIS AXD COMK HERE SEASON' AFTER SEASON IX) " WILL YOU AFTER YOU O.NG.K CIX)TIIK THEIR vHOYS. 30 TRY OUR CLOTUES. Pall Suits and Overcoats $4.50 to $8.00 I Salem Wdqleo Mill Store -ti afryytt - tmJmmai0& m