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POHU5.K;,IAI"f,Jf?vOBra SUNDAY.
BY THS .
IfirTouRdlfubnsTiingoVnJ
Iotofnce b(!6. TJofimWclfcl Street.
ffOf ERR0TMEfi3r-- Wlttm
Warty, by carrier, per mouth,
- OallyrbyiuU, pet-year,
TVeettiy.S pages, per year,
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The state contention of ttfei'eopleVl
partyua wen; caieirtu mwnmiv-u
14thhrextratPa MCb hereafter to be do-
fBPnnfiWl.' 'OoirntV coiiVertUnna to be
held ;5arcb-i0th aud preoluctTnU ward
meeting. SatutfaftrUcl. The,
'a'na'a'fthf.expreloitirftth peopled
choice may bo had for their official serv-
.. ? z tt ...uri t. . . a. it i '' vi
auts, we reoomufuw',iu'"."r"i"c
clnct orKaulzatfon-olrtho' staten$eet' on
the 4th Saturday of January next and
vote by ballot for their 1st, 2d and 3d
" "choTdb for fill' the1 offlcers'.to beehrcted
Vf
" attbe'June 'election-1804; hud-there
'nulte'for state execullvb committed.-aud
' ftff county TjfflcBra to the'' chairman if
't .'e'eounhea. ' v- ""-r -The
political portion of this party.'dall
"'' 'lrf'arfOlltfws: ' ' ""
, 'rjhe,carcltyiifhjobeyhi circulation,
-. .Afnrrint.i(in,'lii,l)UBlueM. enfureed-.ldle.
andflriaucnii futures that every when
"AinutftomU'-nt'tnialilkmi 'ana ".VlDlOUH
Jeglalatlon-by tlroBtate-and.tlMWiatloij
aud tuo oniy ,r8nwYtyfwxy..v' ,r
nnl the bad lav
" ftrwH lutttniirt': nncrtorthlsond-weTecoui
lVM llllll BUUOUIUIO JUOl
mend that the people come together,! lr .
. .respective or previous poim.cai paQiy ar
flllatl6rl8,""ln eVe?y preoliftjfin'd waM
in thHtatoand form a people's party
ojgunlsUon,vaud the only coudjflon of
membership, an -avowed vvllllllgness to
sUpnorc tueuoiaua' piauormi
The question immediately1 arises
Whether enouRh Voters -will' Wave the'
' two' bia-partlea-toforra.a third-party
If uotVallthls new-third parly-machltv
"ry "will have been iri vdiaand thePeo
rjle's arty will be usheredr Into the
limbo of some forty third-party prede-
(vmsors that have passed away In the
post forty years. But there is no way
to test this but to test it, aud- that, is
what tho People's party propose to do
in Oregon. If all the Prohibition, La
bor, Greenback, Alliance and Orange
voters who have hcretpfore thrown of!
on tho Republican and Democratic par
ties will unite with the aggressive new
People's party organization, there will
be a strong nucleus for a new party.
Add to this tho fact that the Democrat
ic party la pretty badly split on finance
and there Is an outlook for an anti
Cleveland wing breaklug oft bodily,
and the outlook for the Populist is a
bright one in Oregon, if indeed It does
not absorb the whole Democratic ma
culru, rank and file, tiger aud all
The coming contest for political sup
remacy in Oregon will bo watched with
interest.
TUB CLEARING H0USK-
Tho fall of tho Capital National bank
of Indianapolis was due to tho fact that
It was not at that time a mcinbor of the
trust or clearing house. Tho same as
sistance as was extended to the Indian
spoils National bauk glvon to the Capi
tal National would have saved it from
closing Us doors. In tho otio case it
was the power of the clearing house
trust to destroy a solvent competitor.
In tho other IS was the effort of the
samo combination to prolong the exist
ence of ono of their number, known by
them at the time to bo criminally cor
rupt and hopelessly bankrupt.
What this clearing house conspiracy
so notoriously did in the Instance of
these two bauks it has done and Intends
to do In Its relations with every busi
ness man and every business interest,
It is a common remark that if men do
so aud so their busiuoss will be de
stroyed. The association of banks
known as the clearlug bouse has com-1
mlttoea for Its several purposes.
Through Its system or espionage it Is
able to rival the Inquisition of Torque
mada. Tho commercial ageucies of
Dun and Bradstreet are Its servants.
The detectives of Pinkerton and the
police aro Its ready tools. Tho records
of loans, mortgages aud taxes aro al
ways open to Inspeotlou. The political,
social and religious standing of every
man who asks for a loan of money Is
subject to their investigation aud may
beootue a factor In tho result. Noncon
formist.
CODNTY COURT 1'KOt'EEDINGS.
The Statesman Is waking up to the
iM. that the county court proceedings
tawM be published, The Journal has
fttwaya eeti vended for the euforcemeut
of Uita kw which for two yeara or more,
wr tlooe It waa enacted has not been
Mfarwd In thh) county aa In most coun
U f tb state.
la large a county as this It would
jm oy wved to tho county aud the
u0fl at each sewloh ton times the
oct of enforcing the law tohayethe
NeeIInffe published. Tho people
bfaootker ajeans of getting nt the
eikuwofooHrtwit by (his law. The
ountjr eourt fa the only body of men
who to nut mUJ with the people or
f ,ni.r tut account of theuielvea. I
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.'
. OorrSBjr)ndjeo IWrarTo'Wfis
Id tW-Valldy
fbom' aumsville.-
Aumsville is situated In the Wlllam
etto valley ou tlio Woodbura branch
nt lio H. P. Ti R mid 10 mllra nnilth nf
SaTeTThroujh Aumsville runs tho
famtaj Mlll(6r,ekAri6 of the best water
Lpoivecln. lho.tato--iriiejBamQtxeiun
supplies Balein wllh all its water power
for its many mills, manufacturing, el'ec
MU),fym,A(t,o.T JFbiq. nawfrs,avpable' of
running a great many more 'enterprises!
for at this placo the rlver-MrWTSo rapid
ly that Tho nower canWuseu several
tirrmoinorLjiisxancejt is oniya,
qiiestlori of tlnftwhen ttiisareat power
will bo1ulll2ed ami JtandnTds of harids
HKlTodwoYk fh tle- Autnsville factt
riea. mere win we a cannerya-HU evai
. wHm V . . , i t LI
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tdnwir nutUe nearuture as the large
amount or mm being set out wm soonj.
UelrrtJeatlnTR Fruit can be evanorated
toh6apfef tft Aumsville than at Salemon
account of fuel being cheaper.
Wo would like to- have a-littl(rhon
est talk nboUt tK3'prat9 IfidOstry, not
for tho purpose of selling knd boomlnR
LocalA
j
the country but to And out all about tbj7
business. Our experience extendgjbly
fd.the ciiltrVStlSna'DJ air.arffagrfced
that good cutlvat4ori is the only way, to
rai-ie good trees and watchful care aloife
will preserve-them from their mady7
f tr-mles we nwatifrrtoY'k-npwv.bowweir
thepruue-ehterprise pays, and-iwe-1wi8htifliTeDr,.t,.timtf atid-'giveD-a fair U
that I
,t those who hv bearing orchards
would lve us the iniormatipii.nWi'
mean true ananonestiniormaiion. n.
First ile; amoontofanouey received
for an acre of prunes. Second, thel
iimouut of expense in preparing aud
marketing' tbd safae.' " Wo'llubk that
Mr. Cottle or -Mr. Keen can giVe' us
'the'lhiormatron.'as'ihey 'hive',riad ex-
perience an aiong ine line,
e have ,alw!aysTtrea,ted,.purtBjlster
?l.ty.Halem wJUi ajl.orbearai),, We
were always glad of.herprejpemy.and:
always shle)d,ediera,uU8i.an4, short
cnmlng8. and we always thought Balerm"
had the .same, , interest ,lp Aumsvjlle.t
But a "change .has corno oyer, the spirit
of our dream.'', LNst.Thursday, one of
Salem's most noted, citizens, whose
Christian name is Sheriff, and com
monoly called Knight, drove into
Aumsville, and in a sudden manner
took possession of one of our business
houses, ordered the owner, and our
great district school board, who Were in
session, to vacate, locked up the build
ing and started for Salem; all before
we had time to mob him. AH tbsbe
cause Sulem Is jealous of Aumsville.
We aro mad. Revenge' is theory. The
town head will be fed salt aud driven
hourly to drink out of Mill creek, aud
their number will be Increased until all
tho water is absorbed, and then, ob,
Salem, your lights will not burn, your
cars will not ruu, your mills will not
grind, your manufactories will not
weave, and your canneries will uu
o u.
It is with pleasure that we again
mention another generous act of our
friond Moyer. In order to assist a
friend (who was under heavy expense
In buying a farm and building a house)
he bought his old worn out hay tt the
rate of $40 a tou. Since then every
body has been trylug to sell Moyer hay
but the streak is over, ho will be gen
erous again In about two weeks.
Weaver begins to look sheepish he
Is living ou mutton.
A pleasant party nietat the residence
of Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Heln, to help
them remember their wooden wed
ding. The evoning was pleasantly
nassed, with plenty of good music and
singing and a good supper. Tho wood
on presents wero not very numerous,
and some of them were kindly returned
to the giver.
HOSRDALK NOTES.
Mrs. II. M. Thnm has been very ill.
Mr.Townsend has moved from Salem
to this vicinity.
C. II. Burgraft has moved to Mom-
Ingside.
Mr. Sutton's house Is rapidly nearlng
completion.
Mr. Lundon of Denver, Col., has pur
chased Mr. Batt's fruit farm,
Miss Emma L. Murphy has returned
from her trip to Portland where she
attended the fair, and visited her sister
and frionds.
Tho literary of Rosedale is now tn
progress. Meets every Saturday even
lug at 7:30. J3veryouo Is cordially In
vited to attend.
FH0M AKKKNY.
The river Is lu fine shape for boating
and the boats are loaded with freight
each trip,
Tho Hour mill Is being thoroughly re
paired under the supervision of Mr.
IloHuau, nn able millwright and when
completed will turn out a better grade
of flour than ever before and the capa
city per duy doubled.
The saw mill Is nearlng completion
aud will bo In running order shortly,
Farmers are hnyiug line weather for
puttlug In their crops uud .heir "whoa
aud get up" can be heard from early
morn till late at night.
Quite n uumbar of exchanges in real
estate lu this locality lately.
Milton Brown purchased tbe Milton
place aud is going to put It out to buis.1I
fruits, Brown la a rustler and wo ueed
lots more of Just his stamp.
The Ankeny Bottoms raises as nice-
oops ana aatieavy a vieiu as any locai-
y. it you don't think so c.tll and see
Walter Boskner and he will show you.
liome Hard Jrt beat.v
PARIY RESPONSIBILITY.
Tho Democrats in Concress are
whimpering: 'Uf duly theVwlckecl JleV
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cans-would join- in now and help
.uso-pusto- con'rnlaar,WJJ ,awd gej(
Xtib country ouroflfe financial straits.''
The Republicans wisely refuse to as-'sl5Pln?fielpfbtghfor'cV,-3Mp'roInl8tf
bill. The DetnWrafTc party Is running
ithis.countryat.preseHt (audsbould notf
sbrlukfrouvtbe. j-eeponswiUUyi rJn a
jmrty1gowerp.meatfitufir&4nu9t,i)efparty
-responsIbility.IfihDemaoratajran-
.noj'rcdiuemitnsjHrstone.ottneirjejiges
tn.tJin-neiinto Jnt,.lhnmfUon dowu.and
,.-, . --..,..
outiAQd let,'BomQ,r.pauy"go vlnn-tnai i
-Ca.Uf'.'i"",',r p-w't'.,y iro;.n'''fT ,i
Two yeara,ago vbouthe.Ref)ubUcan9
framed the-present-sllver-law li'was a
comprofiflBe7"N.6ViC Derrncrat helped.
-nralte itr.a? Jatv., 'AIJ"Btood--baOk and
(Vdted'aKain8tlt'Nor they aro takiug
'thfefr'ow'n prescript iwl!,"- tnt"tt'-
r r,t t xsnrjT.
TTT?TTr M"XrTlnf,ff,
lUn f
1UU AlLAfcW.M.VVMr -.(.a
MiracleNow(
Un.Hl recently coawunjpltrn was cofl'
slderd'icfburableETu C fltiw people arc"
ovgltiulng'to -rejUze'thattho. disease It,
Mil lncurDU. ine cure oi.consumnr
tlbn Is hot a miracle, now. Dr. Pierce's
urmueu lueuictu jjihuuvci j win uuie n.
trial i
LI?fJ
not
make. new lungs, lint It. will restore dis
eased ouefl,,to'"' healthy state when
other-means ,have .failed. Thousands'
'JtratefuTry' testify'ti) this. "It is the1
'rbrfBY-UdtMn tabic? orstrength'-restdrejY
haiferalve;ror't)lood-oleanser, and nutri-
tlve.(Or.Jlepa;buUueri.kuowutpjDeaicai
science... For weak Jungs, spitting. of
blood, "Ifvercdifiplainl" and dyHpepsia
or indigestion, It Is an uuequuledrem
edy. f -rrz r:
h dJ6tanftenentxtM:a Uver'-y,tUo
llDlures f Ije eonJpl'exlqa' lodu'ce 'y
I'laVilRlir. 'Itin6vSiUeciW!CjDyin
BBtipatldn-
uliLiDies. sal
DyiislDEfT'alter'rf
..ttlftijLirphWHs,. ,QuQ,ft jj.e .Xrx.tueai. r
L..JV,ly dRPlt yoatryCartej-xrinie Lives
'Prllt-T They are a positive cure sick headache
"andull-taolllH.proclucea by dlsordereallvdr.
Only quo piU a dose.
. Thoncllon, of Carter's silt tie Liver Pills In
pleHMiut, mild" and natural They geLtly
HtlraulHtetbo Ifver, and, regulate tbe lioweU,
but do not purge. Tbey are sure to please
Try tbem.
IMPORTANT,
If you anticipate visiting tbe world's
fair, or your friends in the East, take
advantage of the present opportunity,
as tbe fares are now so low they cut no
figure In the expeuse. The Chicago &
Northwestern Railway have placed in
service a solid vestibnled train, between
roruana ana uuicngo, the famous
Wayner tourist cars, free reclining
chair cars, and dining car "par excel
lent." With the accommodations fur
nished, rates now offered, together with
the short time consumed in makinu
the trip, it is within the reach of all.
For further information, apply to any
ticket agent, or1 write
A. G. Barker, Gen'l Agt.
272 WHShingtnn street.
Portland, Or.
A Better Authority.
"Good morning, friend. How do you
feel?"
"Very poorly."
"But your wifo told mo just now that
you woro quite well!"
"Indeed? Then it must bo so, for she
always knows betterthan I do." Kikeri
koo. VIGOR - M
Easily, Quickly,
Permanently Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
mid all the train of erlU
from early vrroi s or later
excesses Uo results of
overwork, lokiiuai.
worry.tlo. Fulletrviigih,
doTcuipmeut and tons
given tu every organ and
portion of tLo body.
Blmplf.naturnlinethcKli.
ImmedlatiilinprnTement
ertu Fiillure(mplbla.
2, references. Book,
explanation and proof!
mailed (sealed) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
DR. GUNN'b
IMFHOVED
LIVER
PILLS
A MILD PHYSIO
ONE PILL FOJJ A DOSE.
h?K2Sfl,aJiJ?f lh &11 8j d'! necessary
. Xj.f ?.d OI,r tn Oomplion better than
jpsmetlea. 1-hay t adldly, aalthar Trrti nor
llokan as oth.r pills do. To ooorlnoa ou of their
nrtu w mell aampl. rr,. or fullboa aai Bold
iverjnrharo. Boaaaso Med.6. ruUadelpWa, la-
Bold by Bankett k VanHlypo.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
2l5XCommrclilSt, . Sitem, Ortgeii.
(Next door to Klaln'a.)
Specialty ol BpaoUolea, and reruilrtuf Clock
Wmiiliw id lwolrv
THE OLD RELIABLE
NORTH SALEM MEAT MARKET.
J. H. ALLEN, Prop.
The very best of moats at all times,
and the beat of service,
10-OpnoUe Wade's Store.
SMITH BROS.,
CONTRACTORfl & PLA8TEUKRS.
sAmmmwxI
f Arocjl Fitij
f Ly 7V r4B
JH-i2CsvC -J' if
,I,vwriatooiU6-irltliurtWocltooai1,iy in aocietn Urletasl oonfldeucc Wrttaj
l5,Baloui,Oreon. H I SocW, WMloa, lea Hocavduly, W.
IC8 Cream SpilU a CtiurctoV
AVery much vexed question about a
dish of ico cream, which split a church,
caused a number of resignations and" rV
movals of prominent brethren and has
occupied tho attention of every court in
lllA C!rt ll.MMM Taunl..XAkiM Vi...mV. !.
Ing several years, come up again last
week-in the Missouri presbytery. Thei
seat of the tfbuble is the church at Aux
Vasso, CiUlamy' GoUHCy, MOV DurlUg
thopxoppytvonaior'aoburch social there
S0m6 live years agb a difference of opin
ion arose' among the members as to tho
iiriro, qati,Bh.QVjldip charged, fqr,adkih
. In tho nec!lll1nl, wnvmifh RRfiminDf triv-
(KmlUlKAlKj2x..2lfoJ,'L.u-Uii!-.ui
Kiiiiieo uu iuiiui uuuu causo utuii uuiu-
'lng8 WroilJiB a"6rUK?K aiT'thltf'fciani
qUeKtiUff fot'k uhftf tit 'iirTxjrved' tauten
tlfo' chnroli' metnberehipi(aiia'8waous
factional feud was tho result,' v-Chree,
4 membeps, .rcsicned,.,an- lder..oa re-
9w9Wcase.WM.tCie(f9e)rpro ine
.PSPfihyitery, appealed to tho, synod and
'A.&f n,e.LasSmb
piy. in mo inner augusr ooay, repreo
sdntiffcr eVetV'HreSbvWni,ihtlie' Wnrrch.
rfeoHnfeVIBe wflsftfie intorest?'ln Ahergteat
qaesuonf'tliat 'the faatttir .waBroBrm.lly
tbrowm-outbyft vot"e-off,70 o,71r It
went.-ack totihe.MissQuri, ,pr,e8byt,ejy,
mittee to visit; the Aux Vasso church ttndV
try lo'ieftlb the 'ffbuble'..Ei'dnango.
f -it
"'SHSlPo'lled Eg'rilSalaX,-' 'V - 9
' 'Ah' mrTu'Bmg"itfcTaeritr ts 'VerSbrteWby
fluWi&n'n' tCcUt i eBpcmdeiit? to' hava- taken
'plax;Vtris;'weelrtat MisHlsfln Hungary.
A.-ybimg girl protended- to eee-thooHoly
Virgin '.daily and, tcu.have- .coaYersatipnl
.wtU her-. Her , mothpr ,pn,90ur.aged , thlj
when tiro prlesls "interfered InS 'excited I
dious wiiq oroucncoresenis to ner. ana
crowa inrearenea to 111 treat tnem. some
days agd'thd wbuld'o" ealnt lay in-a cof
flh iha'shrondph'tTil' Knr tnnthm"hol(1
everbody that the-Virgin 'had told.her to
die anil would, resuscitate hen on .tho
I . There .was terrible excitement h, the ,
piaqe, anu jnousanua seernea prejiareu ut
arid' fasting'. The local authorities" cflmtf
"With'a doctor to put a'tdp t'othoscan
dalouCaHftir,, and in-the presence of thej
pious crowd the doctor saidr "h.)b yery
serious, that she .died .eo.suddenly, , Wo
must bavo ppstirtortera examlnatiQn,"
unrnomateiy tije young, saint sat up in
tho coffin, crying:' "6li. don't cut nib' Up.
t can bo resuscitated 'irhmediately."'She
was taken to a prison hospital to be ex
amined as to her sanity. London Daily
Telegraph.
Elcctrlo Launches For Vienna.
No longer, if tho plans of an Italian
syndicate are carried out, will the gon
dolier in his gay costume send his long
black boat sweeping along the Grand
canal arid under the Bridge of Sighs. In
his place an American engineer, ini a
natty suit of blue with brass buttons,
will simply press the button, and eloo
tricity will do tho rest.
Tho translation of the poetry Of Ven
ice into modern prose is one result of
tho Columbian exposition. Yesterday
electric launch No. 80, which has been
plying on the lagoons and grand basins
since the fair opened, was taken to the
south pond and hauled up out of tho
water. There it was turned over to'an
express company, which had contracted
to deliver the boat safe and sound on tho
Grand canal in Venice within tho next
month. It has been purchased by a com
pany in which several members of tho
royal Italian commission aro interested,
and will be sent ahead to prepare the
way for a big fleet of electric boats
which aro to follow when "the fair1 is
over. Chicago Tribune.
A New Trolley Car llralte.
A Rochester man has devised a plan
by which a trolley street car can be
stopped almost instantaneously, orvitii
in a space of three feet, while tho car is
going at full speed. His device is oper
ated by a lever in the motorman's cab.
It is, generally speaking, a steel shoe
upon which the rear wheels of the car
ride, tho undor side of which is corru
gated so as to produce great friction upon
the rails of tho track. On tho top of the
shoe is ati arrangement which, as soon as
the wheel rises upon tho shoe, clamps
tho outer rim of the wheel and at the
same time grasps tho inner edge of tho
rail. Tho simple weight of tho car
crowds down tho shoe upon the rail and
at the same time clamps together, as in
a vl-e, tho wheel and the rail, and all
this by a single movement on tho part of
tho motormun. Electricity.
Mulue Hull Thrower.
Lawyer Bunker of Ellsworth, Me., re
cently had an unpremeditated contest
with nu angry bull on the Hancock
county fair grounds at that place. He
seized the angry beast by the horns, and
after au exciting tussle actually suc
ceeded in downing the bull Since then
tho young farmers of the county have
been practising at this hazardous wres
tliug, and most any average sized man
will now boast of his ability to upset any
bull in tho county. Competitive chal
lenges have been tho natural outcome,
and Bucksport has just issued a defiance
to Ells worth to match its star-against
any "rarsler (wrestler) in the latter
place, "horse holt, beat two out of throe
bulls." Lowiston Journal.
food Fur a Catflalt.
A four tlnod silvor fork bearing the
name of the old steamboats, B. Bayard,
which went out of service 20 years aco.
was fouud in tho stomach of a 40 pound
catfish hauled out of tho Missouri at
Louisiana, Mo., a fow days ago. Where
tho fork has been for 20 years and how
long it has been serving as ballast In the
catfish are matters which have been sub
mitted to the river folk for disoussioa.
Exchange.
A Soclvty ailt Edged Vrcdff.
A London journal has this advertise
ment; A titled ladr wajita la borrow &.rm for- alx
montKa ou cood tecurityt rvauooftU interest
' wm us piuas wouia la return introduce youns
Mnlli From Abyaalula.
An unexpected item of news which
has just transpired will delight the heart
'6T every philatelist. Tho kin of kinjRS,
tho successor of King Solornpn, has writ
ten to tho Universal Postal association
"nt Tforn. nnnrtnnciniT hisintennon to
enter'tho PostaltinionT Wo"Bhall conso-"-
qaently have Abyssinian postage stamps,
for tho king of kings is none other than
'RlU'8"'Mtfnglelt' "tA "'Abyomiiw 'l&af
thipga
wiu ,aouutiess nappen on tuo
ill .doubtless
banks Of tile
Ire rNilo before the first post-
office opens-in-Abyssinia, But-we-llvo-in
ntrnnrrn times, when "savnees aro bo-
coming civilfzedaid SiylizearrnatKdn8'l
aro becoming savages. European Her-
KTanwi friT-na t nunrv i-'iiTpnnfl RAii. I
son, febrne boaulre of its own, and1
'from" mqrninytoS night, as from the
-Jradle to thW grrtya', iS but a succession
of changes so gentle aud easy that
we can scnrcely-mark their progress.
ln-WftffWft'
'TmSdiaiuofid iscriot ambng 'the
41kiBoiasiQKn tpjnan-It has
JotHbeen f ounuyirvtheTmiis of .Nine
veh, in tho Etruscan sepulchers n6r
in the tombs of the Phoenicians.
r T i rtrrrt ,
,, ,v ,.. pB.JW-UOABKEa'i -7 ,.,
Stricken Down with -Heart Disease
'l)r:ttifM&fcaVCo.;xukhtiri,Indl
fiCkii"fietiTc
Remedies. X.wu.Btricfccn down .with lltari
h lrig from 80 to 140 boats per rolquto, a choklns oK
xts-uanait.icomDUca'ion3.tiriiniamii;ovarT-
Durnuig tensnuoa m mo wuiu pipe, oppression
THOUSANDSHK
Bton of tho heart and below lower rib, pain In tho
turns, shortness of breath, sleeplessness, weakness
and pencral debility, Tho arteries in my neck
TOuld throtJ vlolonUy, tho throbbing of my heart
could be heard across a large room and would,
shake my whole body. I was to nervous that I
could not hold my hand steady. I have been
under the treatment of,, eminent phV'Mani,
and have taken flallons of Patent MedMna
tctthntit the leant benefit. A friend recom
mended yonr remedies, fine was cured by Dr.
allies' remedies. Ihavotakcn - mmr'aa
threo bottles of your KowGLJKfcD
Heart Cure and two bottles E-. l-
Nervine. My pulse is normal, I have no more
violent throbbing of the heart, i m wcll mn.
I sincerely recommend every one with symptoms
of Heart plsease to take Or. Miles' Ilentora-'
tif" Remedies and bo cured.
Gypsum. City, Kans. L. L. Carmku.
SOLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE.
TRY DR. MILES PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CT&
8old by D. J. Fry, druggist, Salem
DR. GUNN'S
ONION
SYRUP
FOR COUGHS
COLDS
AND CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE
la raisin a family of nine children, ray only
remedy for Coughs. Colds and Croup was onion
syrup. It la Just aa effective to-day as it waa forty
Seara ago. Now my grandchildren take Or.
unn'a Onion 8yrup, whloh la already prepared
and more pleeaant to the taste. Sold everywhere.
LarceJottlea 00 oenta. Take no substitute for It
Sold by P,akett & Van8lype.
GAS LIGHT CO.
in Price of Gas.
From and after October 1st, 1893. the
price of gas will be as follews:
Less than 600 cubic feet per month
(3.50 per 1000 cubic feet.
Over 500 cubic feet
per 1000 cublo feet.
per month $3.00
Special ratea for large consumption
given on application to
L. B. McCLANE,
Manager.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Real Estate, la amounts and
time to suit. No delay In considering loans.
FEAR & FORD,
ltoom 12. Husb Hank block. 0 I3n
Rheumatism.: -
Lumbago, So.ftt!oV
Kidney Complaints,
Um HaCKe. KOa
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win
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richness. Every can Is sterilized and b
put from R!ase germs. C
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