Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 28, 1909, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textl r DAILY CAriTAIj JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, AUGUST Sffl, J. 9 FREE TO YOU MY SISTER t ' tZlr Free to You and (Every Sister 8uf erlng from Woman's Ailments. I ftm a woman. 1 know woman's aoXTtrlngi. w I hT6 found tho core. -..ii1 ?? ' fr.ee 0r charge, tnr Mm uttr ill with full Inatructlonjtoany sufferer from woman's nllmenta. 1 want to tell ill women about this euro rta. toy reader, for yourself, your daughter, your mother,oryourlster. I want to tell you how to euro yourselves at home w h out the help of a doctor. Men tmnil tuidt retr r.d women's sufferings. Whatwcwonun know Irto iipirimtt, we know better than any doctor 1 know that my'home treatment Is wife and stiri euro forliBcerrltoii or nkltlsh tfltchsrcts. Ulcirt licit, tti flietnwil or Ftllins el ths Wtnb, Profutt. tcinlr or tmlri rirMt, Ulirlti or OitrlM Turntrt, or Ctoatki; tlio piinl la bill, tick i4 tarili, biirlnf inn fiillmrt, ctncisiMi, Cfinl f ill of sp im ipiai, natsacksrr, dillii Is erf, Ml JlnHi, iiittiiti, Udmr. ant! Uttiti tieiblii sktri titul I; ttiUiitti pstslist to our sex. I want to send you usplili In Ui't liulmiel aiinir iria kj prore ra you inat you can cure yourself at home, oastly, quickly and surely. Remember, that, II till ml toa solhlrtto .,...,, ,,,, i . KlTBthe treatment a complete trial: and it you wish to pontlnus, It will cost you only about II cents a week or loss than two cents a day. It U? 10iler?.r!L wlt 7'ou,'w'or or occupation, issl uri nattoriisis ia iMrtit, tell mehowyou suffer If you wish, and I will send you tho treatmont for your ease, entirely free.ln plain wrap PlrJ.rfn "f11 .. ? "U? endyounillf ttiK my book--W0sUr OKI fcroiui ADIIStr vllh S? ft2 7 la,rl'on !how'nff Whr women suffer, and how they can easily cure themtelTts ft home. Every woman should hara It, and learn to rklsk fr kmilf. Then when the doctor sayp You must haya an operation," you can decide for yourself. Thousands of women hare cured :imt".e.T, .ih mr hon"emcdy. n euros ill sli w run. Ta Mtltiri si Diutlin, I will explain a jlmplo home treatment which speedily and effectually cures Leucorrhoea, Ureen Blckneiw and 'You must have an operation,' IhemselTea with my home remi Mlmplo home treatment whloh i Painful or Irregular Menstrual Its use. WhcreTer you lire. I can re 111 any sufferer that this Roan 1 JJ;?)v'i,lu5WllJ "i1"1- Jl HH bi nf wftrtti, and the free tenday'strratmentlsyours.tdra tho book. Write to-day, as you may not soo this offer again. Address ( Ita use f Mcn"tru"on n young Ladles, Plumpness and health always r.ulls from JWhM.Mtl.. .....---. . . . a. ...... . ... . .. ii i--w i"Si.u: .V.. - ier you w aaies otrour own locality who know and will gladly lfi!riL Jr 'J1', . J'"ImiI really tarn all women's diseases, and makes women welt MRS. M. SUMMERS, BxH wet Notro Damo, Ind., o. s.a. TWO TONS OF GOLD AT SEATTLE A million and a quarter In pure, bhlnlng, yellow gold! Exposed to tho eyea of the viultoi t at the Alaska building of tho Alaska-Yukon-Pnclflc, securely entrenched behind n double Bteel en Re, Is a foi tifne In miggots and bricks. Just figure It out; with gold bringing $20 nti ounce and brick weighing about 150 pounds, each one means $10,000. Surmounting the whole on a epo ' clal rack are five of the largest nug j gets ever found. The one which oc 1 cup en the middle holds the record for n plnglo piece of native gold. It I t worth nearly $4000. The vl l:or at the exposition In- st'nctlvely wonders what would bo ' the sensation of a mnn who accident ally ran onto in? of thew nuggot.,. To pick up n piece of pure gold six Inchos across would canee the ordln. nry man to pinch hlmsolf to find out If he were not dreaming. Around the outside of the display i Is n frame of gold nuggets In bottles. To the ordlnnry mind, gold Is a There nre so many of then bottles thing to bo measured !u ouncos mil I filled with gold that no one ovor not In pounds. And yot In this dls-'tnkos the trouble to count them. The play Is to bo reon ovor two tons of ! mind ' merely stunned by tho gold, a pile of yellow wonlth that would do Justice to the days or Aladdin. Taken from tho frozen earth of Alaska by mon who have risked their lives to obtain thht most precious of metnlB, It lies peacefully Inviting tho wonder of tho visitor. Dozen, of gold bricks Inrger than paving blocks, lie In the conter or tho exhibit of wealth. Each one or the bricks would mean a fortune. wealth. Nlcelv p-illshcd nuggets are also arranged In heap- about the bottom of the cbkp. Shining br'ghtly In tho w-,-P-Hnhtwl bu'ldlng thoy mnko a beautiful display. ! Is t matter of Interest to wntch h- trow Is that flock around ths " f 'npi a gllmpfo of the metal h( h'I (,n 'trlv'tig for. They seem o 'i'viv pet ps c ot;e as possible to " '" -V with Many n man Isjcanu unconsciously wondering how bo can get that gold out of tho pile Into his pocket. The average visitor wonders how thieves arc kept out of this tempting pile of wealth. Tho secret Is that no man could ever get at It It la en closed by a double cago of strong Iron bars In the day tlmo. At night It Is lowered Into a vault beneath tho floor of the building. This vault I fltted up with electric wires charged with 2000 volts of electricity. Any hapless man who placed a hand on one of these wires would bo electro cuted In a hundredth of n second. In addition to this burglar alarms aro In operation In nil parts of tho Bafe. The cntrnnco of any mnn Into thnt pile of wealth woul moan his InBtnnt death, and also would notify the guards of tho building that It wns tlmo to come and removo tho body. This huge exhibit of gold was lonncd for exhibition purposed to th Aln9ka exhibit by tho Scandinavian American bank, of Seattle. At first It was tho plan to moroly put the) gold Into an Iron cago In tho build ing, hut the bnnk complained thai this would not lncuro sufficient enfety The electric protection' was thon In stalled. The nuggets nnd gold bricks camn from various camps In Alaskn, chief ly from Nome, Klondlko and Fair banks. Most of tho mctnl I placor gold, but a considerable portion Is from tho qunrtz mines, which aro now turning out a largo sharo or Alaska's gold production. With many of tho nuugets thoro nro connected wondorful romances, tolling of poverty, privation, hard work and finally tho strike. Tho largu nuggets on d'splny will novor bo molted, but will bo presorved entlro as curiosities Tho lorgost nugget of tho collec tion is cnlled tho "Phantom nuggot," becnu-o of a dream tho wlfo of ono of the first ownors hnd of tho claim which told of Its existence Uoforu the discovery of this wondorful ploce of nntlvo gold, tho claim was sold several times. Tho nuggot waa final ly uncovered by tho Pioneer Mining Company, which hnd socurod tho claim. In the drifting operations of Its first ownern, poor men, who woro making a hazardous living, they within six foot of tho spot SURGEONS BATHER AT ADEN United 1'rers Leased Wlre.T Tumors, N. Y., Aug. 28. Moagre Information obtalnablo today from the cloBoly guarded Harrlman palace at Arden Indicates that tho railway king will bo subjected to n rigid physical examination some time dur ing tho day to determine the advisa bility of an lmmedlato oporatlon. Threo noted surgeons nro reported to bo In waiting and ready to perform a capital operation tho moment tho word la glvon that It Is noceasary. Tho nature of Harrlman'g lllncsi Is variously reported as malignant cancer, or ob acuto stomach trouble. Thoro Is said to bo an Indication thnt Hnrrlman's splno Is nttectod by tho dlseaeo. It Is understood that Dr. Stremple, tho famous Vlcnneso surgeon and specialist, advised nn lmmedlato op eration at Vlonna, but that Harrl man Insisted upon returning to tho United States beforo going undor tho knife. AN OREGON BOY IS BEST MARKSMAN mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtm 'VsiflsiSBw bbV s1bbbbbbbbbb( sbbbV satfliH Hfslfc'V. VJj jf mS sff sbbbbbbbbbbb sf 4 Ma! tf SHOES Advance shipment of new styles for ladies are in and on display. We will have a great many more new styles ar- . riving daily for the next ten days. All ladies' shoes are to be sold V -"". ',- SO Cents a pair cheaper all this season. All $400 Shoes will be $3.50 All $3.50 Shoes will be $3.00 All $3.00 Shoes will be $2.50 We have been very successful in our buying this Fall both in securing for our patrons the very newest styles and get ting, our shoes at extremely low prices. By reducing our profits we expect to increase our sales so we can demand even better prices from the factories than we have got this year. ALL MEN'S, LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES AT BIG REDUCTIONS OVER LAST YEAR. . r Come in and save monsy on this season's shoes. 444 State Street i iit rUQE Xsfiw m Phose 'V s '& Leaders in Fine footwear Cntnp Perry, O., Aug. 28. Mid shipman H. O. Roeschc, of Oregon, cadet at the United States naval acad omy at Annapolis, today Is holder of the national prlzo for tho highest slow firing score mndo hero. Young Rocscho won tho governor', match last week, and added to his record vostorday, when ho mado 105 out of a possible 200 at slow Nro In tho 200, 000, 800 nnd 1000-yard target ranges. Rocscho defented 023 competitors with a record score of 330, which Ik 30 above tho scorv, mado last year. The victor makcR Rocscho rlflo champion of tho Unltod Stntes, and practically of tho world, whon tho superiority of American mnrksmnnshlp Is taken Into consid eration. o Soldier IlATk Death Plot, It soomed to J. A. Stono, a civil war veteran, of Komp, Tox., that a plot oxlstod betweon a dosporato lung trouble and tho gravo to cause his death. "I contracted a stuborn cold," ho writes, "that dcvolopod n cough that stuck to mo In spite of all remedies for years. My weight ran down to 130 pounds. Then I began to use Dr. King's New Discovery, which restored my health completely I now weigh 178 pounds." For fe voro colds, obstinate coughs, hornor. rbages, asthma and to prevent pnou mohln It's unrlvalod. BOo and $1 Trlul bottlo free. Guaranteed by J O. Perry. o An American heiress can always expect to bo taken for what sho Is worth. Tho Kind You llavo Ahvnyrt Bought, nnd which has been In uso for over 00 years, hns homo tho stgnnturo of nnd ltns uccuiunuo under his per- yV fonnl supervision slnco its infancy. All Counterfeits, Imitations nnd Just-us-good" nro hut Experiments that trlllo t cndcuilnui;ertho health of Infants nnd Children Experience npiuist lixporhnent. What is CASTORIA Castorla is a harmless fiubntUuto for Castor OH, Pnro fcorle, Drops nnd Soothing Syrups. It is PIcnsnnt. It contains neither Opium, Morphlno nor other, Narcotic Mibtituneo. Its ngo is Its frunrarteo. It destroys Worms r.tid nllnj'tf FovorishnoHs. It Ciires Diarrhoea nnd "Wind Cj1Io. It relieves Toothing- Troubles, euros Constipation '.on" Flatulency. It assimilates tlio Food, regulates tho Ptfi'oni'h and IJnwcls, giving iicnlthy and natural sloop The children's l'anucca Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Soars tho Signaturo of The KM You Haye Always Bought In Use For 6ver 30 Years. TMC eenrtun oqari, tt muhkat tout, niw tomn city. ftfiiiiiiif n)HtmnMtwtm iiiiif mMi GttoIerA Infantum Cored. "Somothlng llko Vwo years ago my baby, which was then about a year old, was taken seriously ill with cholera Infantum, vomiting and purging profusely," writes J. F. Demnsey. of Dempsey, Ala. "I did what I could to relieve her, but did her no good, and being very much alarmed about her wont for a phy sician, buc fulled to flad ono, so came back by Elder Bros. & Carter's store and Mr. Elder recommended Cham berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarr hoea Itomedy. I procured a bottle of It, went home as quickly as pos sible and gavo the baby a dose of tho roniody. It relieved her In Or teen mliwites and soon cured ber en tirely." For sale by all good drug gists. o Ho's a stingy man who will not give you a smile, o The Secret of Ifimg Ult. A French tcteaUst 1a lcovr4 one secret of loss life. His satao4 deals with the blood. Sat long ago millions of ArJeaos kad prorod .Electric Blttera prelwagf life and makes It worth living. It purltee, enriches and vUtltcee the blood re builds wasted serve cells, laasarta life and tose to the entire system. It's a Kodtesd to weak slek and de bilitated people. "Kidaey trouble had blighted my life fer xaoatss," writes M. W. Sherman, of Cashing, Me., "but Electric Dltters cured me entirely." Only 60c at J. C. Perry. drugglets. SUM Ate you in ihape to win in the battle (or Lmincii? Ate your pnvalc tccotds, document and correspondence wlieie you can cet them instantly? These new Shaw-W.ilLer filinu devices will help you, as they are helping other. "Fmstr Tip" Sectional Filing Devkct are just what you need. You can have just what you want in a stack large or small and al a cost turpmingly low. You can start small and add SectioneU indefinitely a your business grows. AUm.il.MMtnu' wlt StiwMb rl9 !. for yvu. T & .a . . .a ........ o. rnciric hiiMioiiory a itiiiuiik to.H Looso Ix'uf Islger and Hilling Bys ItMiiH and HuppllcH. ELLI OTT IMionx 11! Ill ill H. Com'l Nt. mm I'rlnlci- and Hinder nr sAa I Confidence is the Basis IT '1 upon which every pormanont success Is built, it It) the conftdoncoil of our depositor!) and patrons thnt has made possible the growth ' of Hi" I'nltud States National Dank. The dutlos of the bank to ( I s customora nnd tho community In whloh It eoclsts are Important, and we nro always willing to do our pnrt. The pergonal Interetftfi of the officers and directors of this bnnk In tho upbuilding of tlili)R community Is woll known. fj on 1 isl If you want to extend your business, promote a new enterprise, build a home you will find this bank ready to uppidW Tlp1 (ho noccKBury funds at a reasonable rato of IntereriCd Wuxulae special pleasure in aiding Salem enterprises. IfL'TW?1' you need, call and let us talk the matter over wityoufl"ii!oijA uoerbaM jMO aitf tin ibjori v;juib'U7 UNITED STATTES NATIONAL i-lOjK 8AUM, ORMCrON. ,7Ut,') tT tUuf. Iiiiii )llliri') We Are Anxious to HelS There Is reason to bellCvo that aeroplanes were Invented for the benefit of gossip. o Love Is the energized oxygen of life that often makis an old man v tnlnk he can keep pace with a child wlfo. . 1 1 i i where it was located. They quit work Just ono day too toon, and abau doned the c'alm for the yt-ar uiefl"' Cw "'immiu'j a'Tl'U'lT y,WMvvyJMrw'mv" nwl,V t Aij tjjr i VTi. " ' In ' ! r rrz i J ill young people io? tookWp'erf, stenJkraphera BIO dSTOlop Of" ttbftVcthwt7wiu j i in the luyiHiw iiH."hi&b . 6' PrepaiM work. The thoosands W. I. STALEY, PRINCIPAL aMd eei'ttalue ifford opnUurS Ut 6nd for 'catalogaej i SALEM. OREGok