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The Dolores star., 1903-04-17

Backache is q fOrcrunner d
one of the most common syn
toms of kidney trouble a
womb displacement.
READ MISS B0LlMAKS EXpERIH
"Somc time ago l was in v,
weak condition, my work made i,
nervous and my back ached frightfu
all the time, and l had terrible he
aches.
MY mother got n bottle of Lyd
f. Pinkham's Vegetable Co
pound for me, and it seemed
strengthen my back and help me
once. and I did not get SO tired (
before. continued to take it, and
brought health and strength to 4
and l want to thank You for 1
good it has done mc."- MISS Els
BoLLMAS, 14and st. & Wales Al,
New York City. $1,000 f5,fci, II o,oirs
abope isttsv proving oenaincnrss cannot be ptode
Lydia T.. PinkIIam's Vcgctabl
Compound cures because il
the greatest known remedy Il
kidney and womb troubles.
Every woman who is puzzls
about her condition should wri
to Mrs. Pinllha ut Lynn, Mas
and tell her all.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Vrinoe Gave Warning of Fire in
House. but His Owners
Thought that He Had Sud-
denly Gone Mad.
AWoKE IN TIME TO ESCAPE.
Now the Watehful Cur ls the
Pride Of the Block In Which
He Lives Over en- Brooklyn
;.iaiahts.

yetince. n yellow dog. roused seven
families in a burning tenement to-day at
40, Z Hicks street, Brooklyn. He had
to work hard I o do 1t, n he kept at
his task despite boots. bootjacks and
various other articles. including some
good hearty curses hurled at his mon
grel head.
The dog Is attached to the family of
Frank Otto, who occupies the second
foor Of the tenement, and when he went
aroind pulling the bedclothes from the
slecpfns forms of the ottos to-day they
thought he had gone mad. He refused
to be quiet or to be insuited at tho
things thrown at him. and when he was
driven away 1t was only to return again
and continue his strange antics.
The Ottos would not leave their warm
beds; but Mrs. Bridget McCarren. who
lives overhead, heard the commotion
Prince was causing and felt that some
thing must be wrong. She opened her
door to look into the hallway and a
great cloud Of smoke met her.
Mrs. McCarren raised a cry of fire
and in a few minutes all the occupants
OF the house were in the street, some
Of them in their night gowns. watching
q brisk fire shooting up from the base
ment.. Some. one ran to the lower Full
ton street police station and an alarm
was sounded.
Before the firemen reached the street
Otto remembered that he had left his
mother-in-law behind in his eagerness
TO get the rest OF the family out of
danger. Detectives Ward and Murray
ran into the tenement. led by Prince.
and found the old lady. who was I'M
able to help herself, nearly overcome
by the smoke.
The fire. which was caused by a
leaky gas meter becoming ignited by
the furnace. was soon extinsuished
and every one went back to bed. but
not before they had told Prince h a
they thought he. was a pretty good
dog
The evening world., 1903-12-04
0NEARMED MAN
HANGS HIMSELF
Manned Employee of Cand,
Factory Found Suspended by
Iron Chain, with His Legs in
the Loose Sugar. %

When the employees Of George L.
ehuttleworth's candy factory at No.
373. Tompkins avenue, Brooklyn open
cd up the sugar bins early to-day they
discovered Henry Var Tell, a fellow
worker. suspended by a chain to a
beam. with his legs up to the Knees
in loose sugar. The man n hanged
himself with a chain trace during the
night, and had been dead for several
I hours. ..' '.
, Van Tell lived with his wife and two
children at Nc. 1Ss Throop venue
Williamsburg. Last year while work
ing on a tafy machine in q candy fac
tory a. One Hundred n Twenty-flfth
street and Third avenue, Manhattan. his
right arm was torn from his body in the
machinery. Since then his usefulness
has been impaired and he became de;
spJndent.' His body was Gu down and
taken to his home. ,-
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Photographic Supplies.

First Balcony, Adjoining Commercial
Stationery.
Wood burners who ply the art for
pleasure or for profit will find a large
variety of plain and stencilled articles
ready for the decorative point-on
first balcony close to the department
of Commercial Stationery. .
We charge less for pieces made of
selected white Eastwood, nicely fin
ished and firmly jointed, than others
ask for the tricky, coarse-grained,
poorly designed and s%lap-dashed
constructed kinds that are likely to
warp until your work goes awry.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
A Marvel Spread.

The Thirty-fourth street side of the
store is surrendered to Christmas
things from Nuremberg, Goeppin-
gin, Paris, Berlin and Vienna. Don't
miss seeing the display. Hundreds
of novelties for the library, the den.
the 'dining-room, the parlor-odd
and practical conceits for the dresser,
the desk, the smoking table and the
sewing table-real and imitation
bronze, copper, brass, nickel, ebony.
onyx, Kayser-Zinr., sterling and
quadruple-p plate silver.
Imported Smoking Sets, wood,
nickel and brass. simple and novel
designs. over fifty styles, ranging
from 98c. to S8.4o.
Imported Smoking Sets, miniature
automobile in maple. oak and ma
hogany, pilt or nickel trimmings,
$i.9S to S4.64. .
Imported Ash Trays. dozens of de-
signs in brass, nickel and glass
trimmed with metal, 24c. to si.24.
Cigar Lighters, in the form of gun.
boats, made of Kayser-Zinn, 6
inches long, S4.St.
Green-fnished Metal Pompeian Ci-
gar Lighters, 1924.
Imported Decorative Thermome-
'ters-spears, daggerS, pistols, guns,
battle axes, anchors, riding crops
and tennis rackets, made of highly
polished wood, with nickel or silver
mountings-St.oo to 1884.
Combination Ink Wells and Pen
Trays, odd designs wrought in
brass, $3.50 to s2.Se.
Combination Ink Wells and Pen
TRAYS, nickel or brass trimmed imi-
tation black marble, Si.29 to S4.S4.
Furnished or Roman-fnished Brass
Stationery Racks, many quaint de-
signs, Si.72 to 1914.
Blotters-mounted on brass, imita-
ton marble, and French gray or
FURNISHED silver-plate, 89c. to 1898.
Book Racks-antiaue. Roman or
FURNISHED brass, S2.98 to 1904.
Bronze Paper Cutters and Weights,
soc. to $2.eS.
Letter Clips, nickel tennis racquet
clips, mounted or wood base, St.98.
Brass Letter Clips, assorted designs,
$40.
Kayser-Zinn Pin and Toilet Trays,
original designs. 1919 to 1896.
Jewel Boxes. heavy beve!led glass,
24-karatt gold-plated mountings,
lined with tinted satin. CSC. to sS.4t.
Imported Jewel Caskets. heavy bev-
elled glass, richly ornamented gold
plated mountings, lined with fine
satin, st7.S2 to S2o.9o.
Card Receivsrs-Art Nouveau French
bronze stand supporting a green
tinted glass tray, S4.49.
Antique Bronze Art Nouveau Mir
rors. large size. 500 to sio.49.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
IPiCtures.-sdr Fl.

Oil Paintings, Water Colors, French
Engravings, Etchings,
Platinum Prints, English Sporting
Prints, Photographers, Medalliony
they are in the Art Gallery on the
third floor. An ideal place for the
exhibition and sale of such goods.
Keeping watch of the displays there
gives a thorough comprehension of
all modern and popular works. In
numerous instances exclusive Pic
ture Stores ask more than double
our prices.
Picture Frames.-sar Fl.
Our trainers understand in the high
est degree how to enhance the work
of the artist by a wise selection of
moulding. Christmas is a good time
to mount the years gathering of
photographs, prints and art supple
ments. They may be utilized as
gifts. That is why we incorporate
Frames" in our Holiday hints.
Observation-Disclosures
Dainty shell or lily-sized boudoir
novelties to the monumental, statu-
esque bronze figures for shedding a
glow of light over broad stairways,
wide corridors, spacious vestibules
or foyers.
Classic and art nouveau designs
simple and exaggerated designs-set
off with studded jewels, iridescsnt
beaded fringe, sprays of flowers and
loaded dome : shaped shades-tinted,
beaten antique brass, old copper and
many other beautiful finishes. The
bulbs of any of them will. be lighted
so that you may see the effect before
-UuyIng.
Lamps.-pa.emen,.
Gas and electricity, will never GUST
Lamps from the popular niche they
fill. They are so ornamental, and
the soft, mellow glow diffused by
them is both pleasant and refined.
We are showing many unique styles
in old brass, oldcopper, gun metal,
real bronze, wrought iron and genu-
inc japanese c%loiSonne.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
KNOW
How Much You Spend.
For What You Spend 1t.
Old Dutch Silyer.-,,,

Scores of people have a passion for
this droll, dwarfish Dutch art. They
delight to strew cabinets, etageres
with quaint, odd pieces. Novices
ferret through the miscellaneous ac-
foundations of commercial antigua
rians searching for rarities-and pay
exorbitantly for their pains. Wide
awake collectors come to us. We
have an immense assortment and
the prices are-Macy's.
Tea Caddies, Tea Strainers, Bon Bons,
Salt Cellars, Jewel Cases. Card Trays,
Chairs and the like, $i.74 to s26.T.
The evening world., 1903-12-04

1en'S extra neaVy TlDDeu DIOWH
'albrigga1 Combination Suits,
,ell finished and perfect-ftting,
Loo
Mems Medium ribbed Balbriggan
Combination Suits, Sl.2e.
Mems, natural imerino Combination
Suits. finished In best manner,
$3.50.
Mems canel's hair and natural wool
Shirtsr ribbed bottoms, pearl but
tons, Drawers.te match. with dou-
. biz gnssets and tapped seams, SLID.
Mems White Australian wool Shirts.
heavy weight, ribbed bottoms;
Drawers to match. finished with
double gussets, suspender tapes, all
sizes up to so In, S1.24.
Mems natural worsted Shirts, me-
dunn winter-weight. double-breast-
. ed and double back extending to
waist. $1.ee' Drawers to match,
Sf.49.
Mems natural wool Health Shirts,
fine Australian yarn, ribbed bot
toms, $685. double : breasted,
S0.10j Drawers to match, $1.SS.
Mems natural Scotch wool Shirts,
made OF fine quality yarn, full
fashioned and regular made; Draw
ers 10 match, with extra splieed
seat. t$2.24.
Mems silk-and-wool Shirts. full
fashioned and regular made; Draw
ers to match-pink, blue and gray,
$500.
Mems suk-and-wool Shirts, full
fashioned. finest quality Australian
wool and silk; Drawers to match,
$6.1o.
Mems pure silk Shirts. made of
best quality pure silk. full-fash-
Toned, Drawers to match; with
spIiced seats. 97.es. LIST FL.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Christmas Toys.-s,a n.

Don't fret, little children; there are
Toys a-plenty. Wen nudge Santa
Claus persistently and continually
from now until Christmas eve. He's
ever-present at Macy's. His blessing
seems to brood in the air, making It
soft and kindly. He's the tenderest
saint in the calendar of love-genial,
venerable, generous Sorcerer OF
Joy.
Keep easy, beware of impotence and
all your fond dreams wilfcome trpe.
The Doll population is at its fullest,
Strong Dolls; beautiful Dolls-the
variety is not approached anywhere
else.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Sofa Cushions-sdr1.

1 a..... rHHsr-H Ha-H~aHa4s e. So
There can't be too many Cushions
The higher the couch is heaped with
them-the more inviting and hxdfi-
Gus it seems. Downy. feposefuf.
|restful Cushions - Cushions that
coax dfowsiness-and the cost Is
trifing. . - 1t a
00c. for $500 Sofa Cushions, coy
cred with Oriental tapestry, -
inches square.
..74sfor- $500 Sofa Cushions. flied
with odorless down and fsatf1-
ers, rich satin tops, "a In. square.
s2.3+- for s3.7s Sofa Cushions, COW
cred with solid coIored en-
bossed velour, finished with silk tas-
sells.
Hundreds of others-look how they
are Enthusiastically hundreds and
hundreds-and the prices, however
high they may range, sustain the
value standard represented by the
foregoing quotations.
Mems .SIippers-.arl
0Oc. for Opera Slippers. made OF
tan or black kidskin, turned
soles. lined with channels.
$40 for Opera Slippers, made Of
tan or black kidskin, hand
turned soles, lined with channels.
$f.49 for Romeo Slippers, made Of
tan or black kidskin. hand
turned soles, lined with kidskin.
SI.oo for Opera or Romeo Slippers.
made OF, tan or black Wei kid
skin, ,hand-turned soles, lined witt
kidskin.
$3.50 for Faust Slippers, made Of
best quality vici kidskin, hand
turned soles, seamless kid lining.
$500 for Romeo Slippers, made Of
black vici kidskin. hand-turn6d
soles, lined with seamless kidskln.
Hair Brushes. lis, FL
How many will think of anything as
practical as a Hair BruSh-and yet
what could be more pat for the pres
ent2 ~
Macy's "First Preferred Hair
Brushes, twelve rows genuine pene-
trating bristles.
Fox or Satin Wood Solid Backs,
$40.
Real Ebony Solid Backs. si.4a
"Regmental" Military Hair BRUSHES,
twelve rows genuine penetrating
bristles.
Fox or, Satin Wood Solid Backs.
sass pair.
Real Ebony Solid Backs. sz:ss paIF.
An expert is in attendance who win
explain all the superior points Of
good and the inferior points Of poef
bristles.
Initials and Monograms lot marsln1
Brushes executed to cEdtF. 52e >
~. A A. &kA
800
The evening world., 1903-12-04
OrientalS?

OF course-an opulent stock. Beau
tiful, luxurious and so practical for
Christmas presents.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Art Pottery-pa..men..

The display is novel and brilliant.
An art connoisseur with the Yankee
instincts Of trade searched through
the old world centres-and here is
the result.
Gems from well-known sources
Royal Berlin Porcelain Factory. Coal
port, Crown Derby, D~oulton-from
Dresden, Vienna, Berlin. Teplitz, Ru-
dolstadt and Bohemia.
Words of ours cam add no lustre to
the character of these goods. The
charm Of their beauty was historic
before the present generation was
born.
But the way of selling them is en-
tirely tlew-original with us. We
apply the purest form of popular
prices.
Real BronZes.-sarl
They came from Vienna, from Paris,
from Berlin. The newest designs by
the most famous artists. We urge
|connoisseurs to examine these goods.
We cordially invite them to compare
Our prices with the prices asked by
| others, who sell Bronzes of equal
merit. You'll be astonished at the
result. Saving half by buying here
is an ordinary experience.
Marble Statuary.-Ra..msns-
Castellina and Carrara Marble Stat
uary and BustS-products OF the
most celebrated Italian sculptorS.
Three hundred fine specimens from
the studios of Florence, Pisa, Rome
and other art cities. ,
Leather Goods.-l.t Fl.
Bags are the features of Leather
Goods-Women are using them as
never before. A revived rage of the
most violent type. We bought lib
orally of the Paris, Vienna and Of
Ifenbach makers while they were
drumming for customers, and before
customers were rushing to them.
That helps to explain our low prices.
The evening world., 1903-12-04

r nfnnInfnnaSS &c the n1fk nj 4
s.orar,w
Sso'loll!y'
WomenS Wnite cotton sHapeu
ribbed Vests, long and short
sleeves; Tights and Drawers to
notch Lpee md antIe 1enotb. A6c. ~
'i'a'eii' N'e anu
Women's White merlno vests me
dunn weight, nigh neck and long
sleeves; Drawers to match, anxie
length, French bands, =
Women's SWISS Kippea 'merlno
vests, low neek, sieeyei Hs,si meek nro<
and shoulders finished VIII Gro
cheting, ose.
Women's Swiss ippea merlno
Vests, high neck and snort Sleeves
esc.; long sleeves, Si.ie.
Women's Swiss ribbed all wool
NaetC high nATk ana Cn0IL AlfEVES.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Rugs for Yourself-or t.
Give AWay.-od Fl.

We buy Rugs under the most favor
able conditions. No dealer can own
them cheaper. That's evident to all.
But the fact so important to you
is:-We are content with smaller
profits than others. For that reason
we undersell competitors from TWEEN
'ty to fifty per cent. Some of the
larger stores may charge only a
quarter more than we do, but the
smaller specialists rarely ask less
than double the Macy prices.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Desk Things.-l.s n

An abundance of Desk Things.
Myriad little articles with which to
decorate the desk, and myriad novel
ties with which to facilitate desk
work. You'll be amazed at the ex-
ceedingly small cost of these dainty.
practical conceits designed for toilers
of the pen.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Account at r1acy's and Watch 1t Grov

Macys sell only for cash. At MACY'S THE MAN WHO PAYS HIS BILLS does
not make up for bad debts by higher prices
He is not called upon to pay for the expensive machinery of a CREDIT DE-
PARTMENTs
You know that no store can sell goods as cheaply in proportion to quality as a
cash store. mo argument is required to prove that the customer must pay the
stores expenses, including its bad debts) t'
Thousands have opened accounts with u.s. realizing the value of this "up-tothe
times" saving method. ~ - a"Nr
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Clocks.-p...n.a..

Did you ever see SO many Clockss
All kinds--from the dainty gilt or
gun metal diminutive, small enough
to carry in your vest pocket, to the
huge, massive, towering Grand
father Clocks for halls.
It's a worthy stoek-beauty, utility,
economy-ahd never fails to inspire
the appreciation that is so compen-
sating to honest and successful en-
deayor.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Linen Table Sets.-,.vn Fl.

Linen Table Sets.-n.n
They landed just as the great Linen business of the year had been ex-
hausted, hence we secured them at important discounts.
Sets including Hernsiched Cloth and one dozen 2o-nch Napkins
dainty floral designs, every fibre fine, strong flax.
$50 Sets at $5.98-Cloths Tx II inches.
5000 Sets at SC. 48-Cloths Tx 90 inches.
$3.50 Sets at $6.98-Cloths 72x1O9 inches.
$1,000 Sets at $7.48-CIoths 72x126 inches.
The following Sets include Pattern Table Cloth and one dozen 25inch
Napkins. Tbs designs are especially rchs-moiIe, ribbon, bow.knot,
dozen of Napkins are put up in an artisdcaly decorated box.
Cloth 72x7a inches and dozen 25inch Napkins at $6.o8.
Cloth 72x9o inches and dozen 25-inch Napkins, STE
and $0.37.
Cloth 71xtos inches and dozen 25-inch Napkins, $lO.24
and $lO.82. .
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Cut Glass;.

Cut Glass .-ns..m.n.
A piece of Cut Glass makes a refined
present. Our prices for Cut Glass
are the lowest in the world. And
the Cut Glass we sell is the richest
to be had. Probably it is the knowl-
edge of these three facts that keeps
the business at such high pressure
during these days.
The evening world., 1903-12-04

Sdu Oul plilCo. hC IlSlt. Dut
it is while the Christmas spirit donli-
mates that youri expectations in
crease. The present movement in
Watches affords the economy. that
amply satisfies the demands we've
encouraged you to make.
A Fur Sale Follows
the First FURRY of Snow
Three styles of Persian Lamb Goats:
Persian Lamb Goats, % inches
long, high collar, full length revers
faced with blended Baum marten,
lined with Damask satin,
s134.74
Persian Lamb Goats, newest
blouse model, trimmed with Per-
sian Lamb Cravat, very smart
effect, lined with figured satin,
$137.4O
Persian Lamb, Goats, LEIPZIG
dyed, full box front, fitted back,
lined with superb figured satin, :
$14O.74
Irmine Cushion Muffs, $5s.74,
5000, $63. IA.
Squirrel Cushion Muffs, S12.e6.
Squirrel Scarfs, satin-lined, 1914.
SABLE Raccoon Double Scarfs,
sable Fox searfs, $1e.74 and
Mink Scarfs, with tails, $1e.74.
Alaska Sable Double Scarfs, $21.e6.
Alaska Sable Shaped Scarfs, $22.4e.
Silk Specials.
All-silk Black 5Taffeta, 10 inches
wide, worth Coo. a yard, at. .. 39c
60-c. for 400 Black Taffeta, 81
inches wide. wear guaranteed.
O0c. for 500 Black Peau de Sole.
27 inches wide.
White Tatfeta Silk, 81 inches wide.
worth eoc. a yard, at. doc
Black Chiffon Velour du Nord. q,
inches wide, sold elsewhere 800.
at $3.50 a yard; Special at 9l.9S
Mems Hats FL
Derbies and Alpines-newest blocks
highest grade of fur felt-pure
silk band and binding-genuine Rus
STA leather and imported French
goat inside bands.
They are equal in quality and style
to the kind that speciality Hatters sell
at $500; our regular price, s3.4e;
reduced to a..
$40.
Silk Opera Hats-made of i'm
ported heavy ribbed SILK
equipped with English steel
~springs-S4.74.
Sealskin Caps-aa Fl.
Mems Caps, made Of selected pieced
sealskins, Detroit shaped, S3.49;
Driving shape, $500.
1896 for-$is:oo Xxx Sealskin Caps,
Detroit or Gotham shapes.
6 40 for $500 xxx Sealskin
Caps. Driving shape.
We carry a complete assortment Of
Auto caps
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Leather Goods. Fl.
Mems and Women's Underwear.

The prices are the lowest, we know. -.
In gathering these goods Our first corcernswas-quaIity We wanted
every customer to be so we'll pleased With the initial purchase, that
when replenishing time came again the character OF the goods bought
Completeness is the mark of our neutrality-suspicious. plus
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Solid Gold JeWeIry.

Things for personal adornment fig
ure largely in our Christmas plans.
That fact is very manifest in our
stock of Gold Jewelry. We show
everything usually found in progress
sive jewelry stores. The designs are
the latest, the qualities are thorough
ly reliable and prices are far below
those of speciality dealers. LIST FL.
Diamond JeweIry.-l.t Fl.
We do not claim that our Diamonds
are intrinsically superior to those
sold elsewhere. That would be mere
bathos. Our plea for your prefer
ence is based on the fact that we Sc
cured our Diamonds at very low
prices and are selling them at ex-
ceedingly narrow margins. Many
another dealer would consider three
times our profit fair merchandising.
However, we sell Diamonds just as
we do everything else-as low as
possible.
Rings, Brooches, Earrings, Lockets,
Scarf Pins, Links, be-Diamonded
Knives, Cigar Cutters, Purses, Match
Boxes and many other articles appro-
pirate for presents. Antique gold-fin-
ished and enamelled effects are highest
in favor. '-
Saving. you money on precious
things is one of the happiest of our
doingS. Extravagant prices are usu-
ally maintained on Diamonds
everywhere but here. We plan and
study and work to give the bigpest
bulk and brilliancy for the least
money. Our low-priced policy is
not blocked by Diamonds. 1t backs
our bid for your preference.
The evening world., 1903-12-04
Watches lis Fl.

We sell thousands of Watches-and
the business keeps growing. That's
because our prices are right. But
it is while the Christmas spirit donli-
mates that youri expectations in
crease. The present movement in
Watches affords the economy. that
amply satisfies the demands we've
encouraged Won To make. -
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-24

take a pleasant herb drink. the next
morning I feel bright and my com
plexion Is better. My doctor says Il
acts gently on the s.omache. liver and
kidneys. and IL a pleasant laxative. II
Is made o. herbs. and is prepared az
easily as tea. II g called Lanes med.
icine. All druggists sell II AZ CSC and
go cents. Lanes FANNY Medicines
moves the bowels each day. n you
cannot get Il. send for free ssmples
Address. Orator woodward. Leroy
NY.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-24
A New Lecture Hall.

The large vacant store room over
the northwest corner OF State and
Commercial streets is being reno.
waited and repaired and fitted up with
draperies, and seated with chairs. FOR
a series of Illustrated lectures on
Health and Disease; Physical. Mental
and Psychic Development. by Profess
sor Lucius. the eminent scientist, OF
Now York, beginning Monday night
April 27th Admission, first night
free for ladies and gentlemen The
lectures will continue every night
during the week. with private lee
tures Wednesday and Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock for ladies' only. and
private lectures for mon only. Wed
nesday and Saturday evenings at s
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-24

n you desire a good complexion use
Mokl Tea, pure herb drink. II acts
on the liver and makes the skin
smooth ana clear. Cures sick head.
aches. 25 cents and 80 cents. Money
refunded N II does not satisfy you,
Write 20 w. II. Hooker a Co.. Buffalo
N. T., for free sample. ID. J. Fry,
druggist.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-24
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The quickest way 10 find help Of
all kinds Is to place a want ad In The
Journal A few hours later your ad
Is answered and filled. Put II In The
Journal today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-04-24

and Anna NJ. Bar.-cnduatss
American school OF osteopathy.
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~ and 1880 TO $50 O'Clock. odd
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