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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1895)
iu in A Rrt sssspBr rafHffl i l',uy t-IPE XSBBaW This extra- lEfiaMl Constipation, ordinary lto- IHrzlncrs. I)!r7.inpr- Falllng Hon aatlona.Ncrr otia twitching of tho cye and otbor parU. Strengthens, In vlyoratci and tunes 11k cntlronystcm Hudian euro Debility, NcrroutuoM, KmUsloiiH nnddcvclopc and restore! weak organs 1'nlns In tin tines:, lonsci by day o) slulitstoppct ,1il" quickly. Oyer 2,000 private endorsement!. q l-rWaWMjasaus itai uncy Mdioflrrt staw. It U a symptom of seminal wcaicncw andbarrennfan. It can bo stopped In so days byUiouaooflludyan. lUof the old fainouslluiUon Medical Initllule. UU tho strongcat Yltallior made. It U very Mwetful. but bannliM. Hold for 91 00 a pack- igoorO paokftffti tor WWpiino"y i"" owenm uuv littiiiuiw. 'v,v v " v r i- ' - h..La,..a rM R Wrutoil guariimca kivoh i tu iM.vAiana Art not enurriy. i ri!.i . .imiilen nnd testimonials Address if a .. rui rt nil nliliru ." "-:li .... . a r uu in ..ftnaiiM HUtl.nl A I. INH1ITUTJ!. ruUGUollNlocktuuIurliut .VlillUNIi Hmil'ruiicUeo. Wul. Mexican Mustang Liniment for urii, diked & Inflamed Udder. PIM. Rheumatic Pilns, Rrul.scg mid Straino, iinnliiK: Sorc, luflnmumtlous, Stiff JolntH, UHrnciiA 5c Saddle Sor, Sclntten, Luii)hHi;o, MliAtcr, lnwct HHch, AH Cnttlo Allniunttir All lforru AllmunU, AMItCAllinuiiU, ii mi ii lnvtnilu.' AhiHclu, UlttfiibnuiM mid TImiiu Quickly f lliu Vury $tiiit of PiiliMinit OiikU It Im Jlffy H lu Vlnuruiwt. WHM" M'i'"ihI -titfJf mil an pnnpiw UiiVY tl f U A K . P9H If WJin I jMJtx. Mjma&iMiUflMr JuTonator la IStnuBl tho aoit KfmjHI wonderful KMQH discovery of PHvaIBm tho age. It wbvgml h boon en- BlWffff dornodbrtbo WLfflm leadlngtcrcn- WJrsOTI (Ma mon of ffOlWSK Kuropo and BM"MMaft America. wvt&atSSs Hudvin Is KVYlTinwfl purely vogo- Byijlatflal Uble. ItonrWrol lludfart atops JMfyriWfJi framstureness WWi4 of tho 1 1 o- Mi'iMViffllia chargo In 20 mMpSiiutlwa dors. Cures Ml RKiKfiilam tost makm uiuimnn jsWtiy afwMsls flMHMB I . Camo Like Spirits' of tho Air. ROSES, HOSES, HOSES EVERYWHERE Hose Show ajd IMrmla Success. Omit There must have been ten tlioii.tnd poojile on tho Btrte-n lust nlht. ConBlderlng that Balcm people have hud no experience and thla was tl o flrt effort ut parade the Koeo Fair proceMlnn was u success. The weather was perfect, iue bireeie In flno oonilltion and tho streets for the jilleofthe parado, were crowded with tltoiiBiuds of people. IfTJiK JouitNAli docs eay It, good newspaper work ha been done the past week to awaken snthusiasm and arouse Interest In thU popular festival. IhebulldlnttB lining tho itreetB were allvo with crowds at every wludow to tho third story. Tho Bea-breeze from tho weal was filled with tho rich per fume of the queen of flowers, and as rim nvnr.rlne netals were shaken from decorations from several hundred ve hicle and bloycles tho streets weie literally atrown with roses. Tho old pioneers who have teen Balem grow from a wilderness to a city were an happy b children at thle wonderful demonstration of a metropolitan char acter. the qui:kn and attendants wore tho center of attraction of tho parade and throughout the entire evening. Tho lloat was a grand suc cess. In the center stood Mlsa Huttou and seatd around her were tho maids of honor, robed iu pink. On tho right nt Dm llnat rodo M ssea liee. IJal- rymple, Williams and Btrlckler; on the left Misses Belle, Holvorson, Crolghtou and Hlrsch. The rear guard of the queen was as ioIIewb: MIbs Ellon Claggett, Misses Allele McElroy and Remoh Holland; Jessie Porter and lie glna West, between whom rodo W. T. Qray'a two llttlo girls. Alongside tho tiout also marched au escort of three on each sldo detailed from tho military company's of tho city. Just nerore7 o'clock a bevy of lady cyclists with their wheels prottlly decorated, wont sweeping up the street, a signal that tho purade would soon begin. Tho pro cession formed In front of Hotel Wlllametto utider tho lead of A. 11. CIIIIIj aud Paul Broat, presi dents of tho two oyollng clubs in u carriage and the U,A. C. band Next to tho baud came tho V. M. C. A oycllug club, led by Becretary Paige, Assistant Becretary (Jrllley currying tho club monogram formed with rtses and overgrcons. Tho club performed annni iivnlutiotis and wero very iiitich adiulred-that Is, until the succeeding platoon appeared. They wero all very pretty, decorations Included, and cht-vr after oheer went up oyer tho cay oyalcndoof lady wlieelmeii. The ladles who rode In front or the quron'a float wero lu tho following erderi Mli Lena Jt. Httiiford, tho MIhbos Wagner side by side, Mrs. Walter U Tooro, of Wood, burn, Mls Jloou Woodrull unt! MIm Jlviisley, Tho queen's lloat was adorn ml In pi ilk and whlti), with nuiiivrous riMtes suitably arranged, It was drawn by four gray horses driven by II. H. Joidau and Dr. W. )! Morse, attired In sikall (Hints, silk tit and while (?Iovm, The boat lloat was oo4HI)Im by Mas tors Molt and llsaii. It was artistically iteoorated under dlrmtloii of Mrs. 1C. M. l.afor. Jtwas una of (lie most MlUaullva fottture:f His fslr.l Tliu KMirral lixmi dtoratlons wrs perform! ud dlrrotsd by Mrs, J, J). huiliurlMini, Mm. MuuriMHiid Mrs. Jt II J'ltmilug. Hmmof llierlnlily dwir ih hUywlea wur IihuIih) ilowy to with Hiwhs as to N almost ui)liisiiiijl'l. Mis Kinifii" Jiyiu) did aoms Krain) faillirul work In ilwMimtliig (lis uuesu's UtMtl, wUImI) wm vty ltrawJllv, lauk. HIV ily ll iiMloual Mors. Mli WwUHdllllleMlw Mrllfilfui) uiiw lsilaiidwl with ri tutiiMiuilsMl Uiv (Mttadii ut wliwdiiuHi till) Himu alii iwifUti. Mis Win. )liiiliiid'i larnuul ws ilibly ilt-wisUJ, Iii()(hIihk (lis Iiuimhi llHSHf llltfSWMlwl VfllMN HTM lilt fSlllll) VlliK iMrltlllJllMI (U liSllM i J'ry, wlu IwsiillfMl aIimIiiuI aoriH MMiliiyvu I' t' K-iny lliboii), .jHi diimi nrs) Vii, Alio ViMiuusr nitl J.sn I'nyys m 0iliaD iMHSj WlfS l1 l-W(l)UU Mu dH'ktnl Willi JsiUSIIllUUj I'sHf. IHh fWJWIM tWtsllli AnVP Ml U sMslUH M illMlWMlrMM any itlirt'Uil lk 'I'UW mtM ! ,11 uuu.1 h iMilLlluif twUtf ii UluH u i'' ' lmHt """ lutltti ,, ..iwaslhl MsUltKltM a M H ' moit any rounfry under glas, this rne l showof nil outdojr j-towh ll&.ei . the mor reraarlmb'e. it is diointfnl If It can be Hqualled anywhere in the world for extent .and variety of ros8 crown In the open air. THK GOLLKOK KXII1BIT from Corvallls occupied a large tuble and attraoted a great ileal of attention. Prof. Code's exhibits aro always line and this year consisted of 14 pelarm- ium geraniums, 0 calceohrlan, 16 rows and about 40 varieties of pansles. THE WILD FLOWEKH occupied one whole side of the room and there were ncarley 500 exhibits. Catherine Deck tier !! tho IWt with 05 varieties. Hernlce 'Vllllatni beitnj a close second with 92 and Condon Beau following with 83. Large and beauti ful collectl ns were also brought In by Fred Kr;8, Johnnie , Mariels, Maud White. Mac Hofer. Maud Benoit, Lee He Stlnaoi. Anna EaBtham, Eunice Blu idell and Nort Auderaon. Aif nes Gilbert's contribution consisted of beautiful roaes. NOTES ON THE FAIB. The wild roso of Oregon now In full bloom wai not recognlzjd at the ahow, except la the children's collections of wild flow ore. Each exhibition of BtrowberrleB shown was awarded first prlzi as all were very flue ai to quality. A fine collection of rosea and other flowers came from Eugene, from Mrs. Luoky, Mrs. Patterson and Mrs. Goo B. Djrrls. THE LADY EXIII1HTORS, Following is a list of ladles making entries for prizes: Mrs. (3. D Young, Mrs. F. B. Bouthwiok, Mrs. It. S. Bean, Mrs. W. D. Pugb, Mrs. H. L Lamoureux, Mrs. Geo. Herren, Mrp. Will Herren, Mrs, Al. Herren, Mrs. A. It. Moores, Mra. John Mlnto, Mrc. C. E. Coaper, Mrs. A. T, Gilbert, Mrr. J. W. Cox.Mrs. Br. Mott.Mrs. T. MoF. Patton, Mrs. J. H. McNary, Mra. Z M". Parvln, Mrs. W. J. Polly, Mrs. W. A. Moores, Mra. J. D Sutherland, Mrs. 7 . M. Walte, Mra. John Hughes, Mi . Wm. Boeschan, Mrs. M. E. Pogu. , Mrs. C. L. Parmonter, Mrs. L. B. Ful lerton, Mrs. Dr. W. A. Cuslck, Mrs. It. B. Fleming. THE BTHA.WJIKRBY KXUIBIT. Tho strawberry end of the show was not a success, partly from the fact only a few varieties aro grown in this neigh borhood. Tho berries which were brought In, however, were excellent. Tho entries were as follews: Cyrus Clossor, one plate ot Wilson. Chester Parvln, a plate of Wilsons, a plate of Jsssles and a gallon of Blmrp- low. Frank Kaiser, Clark's Seedlings. Mrs. B. Beldeu, Crescent Seedlings W. J. Forbes, a plant of bearing her rles. THK FLOWBK PKKMID1I8. A dinioult work was that which fell to tho lot of Mrs. Judge Wolverton, Mrs. Linn and Mib. W. T. Bell, who were Judges to award prizes. They psrfonnud the task with as much gen eral satisfaction ns possible, the result belug the following awards, first prlzws being awardod where not otho'r- wise moutloned; aeootid prizes were given where there was but one entry: Mrs, ( D. Young, best collection of red roses. Mrs. '. M". Parvln, beat two var letlts. Mrs, W.J. Polly, best collection of yellow ro's hkohihI premium, Mrs. C. J), Young, best collection of plllk rosea. Mrs. It, H. Ueaii, best collection of bud,)'.! varieties. Mrs, J. D.Huthrrlaud, best collection of Vi varieties of roses. MlnaOda Chaimiau. Im.sI colli'Ollon of six varli'tiiwof roH-s, Mrs. t I), Voung, uest coiitHitioii or polyanthii' rosi-s. ,.,.., Mrs. Win. Hovailliell. Iwat col eotloil of hybilds, seooiid prsiiiluui, Miss l'iia iioyai, nest ooneuiiuii oi moas roMt, The following simcUl premiums ware awarded) Mrs. II I. Iittinuureaiii, Maretilial Mrs. A. T. Ullbsrl, Vloouiite of KnlkilHH. Mrs, V. It. CosKr, Pojia (Joiiller. Mrs A. R. MoortM, (Jatherllis Mr iiieL mimiii prsiiiluui. (Irs. II. I. Klsmliig, Huiisl,suiiid pruiuluiii. , . Mrs. (Ieit llerroii, lisiirral Jati. MrVo l. i'Diiiig. lUlimMsrlullsii' jMIb, swwod itiMinlujii Mis, C Ii. VMUiig, VViii. Allen lilsli- Sf'twll. . , Mrs I Jl. Mxirr, U J'ruiiw; Mis, 'J' MhF. PsU'iii, h fclsiqus, ssoiinl pinwiyiii. Mm (' I) VMiiUtt, Mahiislsuiw siv uiiil i miiilmii ,, , Mis if Ciisiek. Mulouis JomiiIi HahwaiW, HanhlUM. amwini pruliliufn Wlhj i'lWKf.-nisj liUlllluiil If KfwJ jlir, immii4 lu Cli)UuU nH. 'I'liv Miry Hlsrk wwrk wm iloim by Mlfi lluiih 'J'luwiiiu.sMUUdbMiM Vf 'i'liuniiii. At III 0H H)Ut. KlMlllIK OIKIII M UISVMS IMJlMlMllsU lU Tin ('(f jfM(u nutthlllitf HI ilUwl' Ml luiii Hie UUKiMllallU i'riiyinn Milwuiiy. juy. it T Juki. mui n iliMlHJjoyf(iiJir w' ll MJlMftl, Willi fiwUMlM'Ml). "l'itl ttwtitify II i n. H 't Jl)!', !lHtf ' tH-wl IW'IIM( IU llt piwbIvfy ut llm IIuiiiM)m4 j'fbyilcli vUlDll, I I M rfy ill' HllMd iffi l lll M IimMm(, Ui ftJr f III KibUli W M MRS. M Q Ui A New York Woman Four Years With Paine's Celery Well. "For four years I was a sufferer from nervous debility. During mat time j. took a great many lomedles without getting any help until I tried Palne'a celery compound. I took six bottles or that remedy and was cured. I cheer fully recommend L'uiue'a celery com pound." Bo writeB Mrs. M. B. Bchoonmaker, of 80 Janm., Now York City. Too many women needlessly sutler from nervous troubles, not only in the cities, but everywhere. Their whole world too frequently lies Inside the four walls of their homes. 'Piiinir nf t.im iininv neraous. men as wnll uh women, who spend most of their lives barricaded within the nar row confines of their dwellings. Sum mor lludH them pale and tired out. l'helr store of nervous vitality has been slowlv brought down by vitiated and edeti'tnry life. Their whole system needs a tliorougn repiemsning. iub nerves want nourishment, the tissues are not half supplied with material for KpdbyJKlJ?7-yW.TV m) THE U. S. Government offi cially reports ROYAL Bak ing Powder superior to all others in leavening strength. (Bulletin 13, Atfl Dcp't, p. 500.) 4M"tw-44tV"UM"&',i",'-.viM"t4' Miitiiiuiiii wuwin luwiijMwaiin Htato Troaaurei'8 TbirteeutU Notice Wtatb of OltMION, I TlUSAHUHV DKI'AltrilKNr. HnleiJi, May l, m.) Nollue Is hereby glyen Ihul lliero art funds on lund wllli which to nUfiu all ouUlunilliigaUto wurraiitsuiidorsud by me, "jrwlilwl, mid not paid for Want of fund" between tho date of Maruli ID, lWJilld (hudatuof (his no (4t. iMtlhiUtM loeliulvw, mid Ihul all null Marram prorly viirioraMl, will Im paid upon pruwiiitatloii at this uIMim. InleriMt UniiMoo iseasliig from, and afur llieihtluof (his nothw. PlIIU M KIX'H AH, il.lw HUI Traurr. Tlie Uvuulii. Merit Ut iluw' Muisuimrllla wins frlmids whtiruvnr u Is Talrly unit liuiitwil) irftsJ, 'I'm imvu ikmmi( lnwllli, you oiumJ Iiulu iuiiu IiUmmI. and the Iwsl ""' :"." ""-.. 7 : i.v... a i '..; i" l,:. way ih iuii intwi !"." lliwd's Hsfs'aflll, Hi )wt Wil iiurfiW muiI slijiliglli Nlhlur, h m iJ. ail lalnl m mtttuW -ll rlimiiu am) all ullmr hutuursv and al lh Mine llinv mw uji hv WIIIUM SIH0l )!! )4ils Hlu iloi4 ami tinltfJsot. nbnuruftiiii)) J w witUwMi ul Jiv uf wpUiiii ui ui li aUlilsiHl) thu aid I iMiillklUlV lUf I Iwslrk'wl by Mu iv I'uim Thai lntuUl, 4 MfiM M,hj -wan Ull) MisH'traUM. 'aur IVlU, IMIV iu tut ihu flwur and alilnav liruw I IM, kaakfliy Ml III) A IflWOM Pi llsaM l IhsFltUrlii iniUh ui inifwvd iu riif ii ;tii m4 tv twjr iiw gi nqum , IWI Utt (fir Uii l m((imm Mto fawllliU (b WlsMyuriB VuUi iriwtM si4Wtwr umuiii . UbUuiLitM4t r I . .Jl T . ..1 .. .1 rHr raw HW Bfe it iUd, mn& ! r1' IMiiMSUaW Lnuiimm. -imi SCHOONMAKER. I C. Who Suffered for 5 Nervous Debility Compound Made Her the repair of their part?, and the great vital organs must, iiavo uwmi ui.. make them sound and active, and bppn them so. The nervefl and bi need nourishment. The poweroi rerreaning anu evn i every part of the lang lid b dy la wli makes Paine's celery coiin.ound th marvelous btremjttuxifir fid Invlgora tor of this century I' is thla earn capacity to recruit tim woruout nervou system, to rejuvenati the blood thai has enabled this remarkable remedy h help bo many debllltatert persona and to restore them again to firm health. Rheumatism, neuralgia, pain in tb region of the heart, debility and tier votis weakness showing llseif in am of Its myriad foims, are I'llapelled i Paine's celery compound It f"wls enervated tissue all over the body. It jjives fresh vigor to the entire nervous tract, the bralu, the large nerve centers In the spinal cord and tho nerves themselves to their minutest ramifica tions. It restores jaded nervous energy. It sends new blood coursing through tho veliiH. It makes people well! ! rj J' in.'.. rpiia.ji. iijmi'iiiiaiiiwii County Treasurer1!! Notice. Ocijcii t'onsn TitKAsuitKH, l Msrloo Coui.ty. Notlrx U hereby glvrli that 1 liHVf funds In hand to pity ull warruuts out standing up to May I, IttUI, an I that Iniunst Is slopped on the siine from this date. jAHI'tilt MlNIO, I'ouuly Trrasurur. Hai.um, May XT, Vw Children Cry for Pltcher'ti Castorla. UltV Wrr7nta. Wollw Is hertliv ulven that I Imvu In hand funds amillvaol. to (he psyiooiil of all warrauU ut tho CHy ui Hslein ilrulUII mi lliu U..ti .... I l.tt.kil .....I a... -.1 , F.P. , flf l,w ,1 Ml lira wo on Ihv "general fund" a iImImm) Utie Maroli in, i, lulefpal will (tease on said w Mil ' Ull' warrants from ami tiller i)t of hl notUi KJ.H Waikiiitn. (itly TtMuicr Halrin, JuiivD, IW &rt ur whim, ci iy ur Wi,wJ( t , 11 1 UiMMV, , rraiik J, ciliiny tusk 0.U1 tnat W V Ui "lf lil!r wf (lis rtriu Hm (rlly ut 1yM. uouifly ant) ,lu wwld, and b( sab) fTfiii will iy llw win ut in hn')l ijuJlsrs m rwliaiwl -vry vjh uUfiilb( Hi4Uiwri4BHiUM IhWi (W airb f Swiss I'M J ( nt,ut,v. Hwwu i Mtiit ma and suMfJM jhAm. tjf Put A W. (JL r , vr t-w !) "'KWypJlby tf l!1 M!lMtty & fflsf'' A Jm AkAy a Limi i rw rrr s'sijuw, ? U.-U..l e'"f,ttt , f ii HUH, l "iti. r ' Bindkyiddlishby Rev T.mpleton of if .11 l.iifl iifl. 1 U U" P. church . tf.viMII.I.IL'AL rL-him. at 10-10 . in. ini.1 ,P m- H mria BeblN.1 ft 12; UIIBIHll.i. - deavofat7p. m. I CUMItKKLAND PliraUVIKIAM.-- Preachlne at 10.30 a. m. aim r 8S whoul following .norniiuswr mon. Y. P. B. V. &. at i v "" Y M. C. A. A soul' eervlct) and mi - wIllTe open t. both ladlHsaml gentle men. . . .. , CENTIIAL Cll M-BU-JfilRl"""" l "" State streets. Sunday Mhool 1 0 in., followed hy short dress. E.e nog service at 7:45 p. rn., P. ri. Knlrfht lu charge. Weleome to all. -.-. . u. ..i mn a. m. ?o U"'1-.DC,' l',"". w 1. I'oiieland. evening ry.v.r. .. - - ,,,,, pastor, eunuay buiiuui v ' -, . " " V, ,.(i of morning sermon. ' Out of ihe Mud Springs too Ijoiub rw. School fob the Blind - ev. Hutchlsou of the Presbyterian churcli will preach tue annua Br" "" ", Hchool at 3 p. m. lu tlio iiiatliutioii chapel. The public Is in lu d. CHUKCii Dibkctoky. Kvuiigellcal, corner Ch.nit-Ueta and Seventeentb streetP. Services nt llu. m. and 8 P m. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Y. r A. meeting at 7 p ui. I- B. 1'lt.her, nuntnr. r , . it? r NON 8ECTABfAN-Bervices ai . v. T. U. Hall, Court street, 10.3'J a. ni i, 70 p. in., nod Sunday pcnooi ui n.ou a. m. Morning nei vh-es b E'der (. ol . EveulmreeivUe b Elder MHtt nw. oubject, "The Abiulu.p Need of a .i urrecllon." Allure united to atiei d. rifmriM PiiiiHfiii. EvaiiBulieal As- socia'ttou, on the comer of Llneitv anil Centre luels. r r.iuner, iroiui. Preaching ul 11 and H o'clocK. rrayer iiiKtlln on Wtdueeduy and oung People's Aliuiicoiiu Thursday e filing. All ui Gel man friends are cordial y invUfii. Batt st Morning wrvief a at 1030. Topic, "Christ Executed In the Do tuairi nf iiw auu Into tho Uom.iu of Love." Sunday tohool al 12 o'.-l ck Young Pe .pie's meetiug at 7 p m L:veiiiui h( rvice- t 8 o'cloc . Tlieme 'Di.es G'J Dml with aieu lu till Li'i Aueoiduig to Charaeter?" All ar ci - ilaiiy itiv wo. B iuth rAi.tJi M. E. Services an .i -it-1-i..i ihteiest, both moruinz am) eyeulng. In the m ruing, 'Readingol i he General KuW and ncepton of nembern I i ihe eyeulug, a -I'eoia service for I 'ji Odd Fellot, rh th( ("ollowing pregism: Tuei ly mhiuto IK l.y ii. e pi-slir; ''Odd fellowship, m ecni lilled In the Life of Da id and IniiMtiiih;" solo by Mrs. Holbrook; 10 'iiiniiHa talk by Judge Geo. H. Bur- ieti; 10 nilnutes address by Judge H. f Blcgpr; solo by Mrs. Mary Charlton; 10 minutes tlk by Judge J. Walton. We aro making special sealing ar rsnB'innlp. You are InviUd F. M. Bhulse, pastor. Robe Fair. The fruit Jari", loaned bv Branson & Co.. for the rose ex . 1L UIU-I Its, are not the only kind they ksep. They havo everything in that Hue, and at prices that are convincingly low. Heavy Discount. A 20 per ceut. discount on all slock until July 16th, at the Columbia shoe store, 118 State street. eod Vrb IUb wm klcV, vra gar tier Ciutorla. 1u alie was a CUIU, aha crlrd for Caatorla. Wkta tli Iwcame MUa, alie (.lung to Caktorla, Wlia alia bad CliUJrea, alio t'avc them Castorla. A Higb Liver Usually has u bad llvur, He Is bill, ous, coiiktlanU-d. bus ludlgestlnn und dyseMla. if tlieru Is no organlr trouble a few iIomh of Parks' Hiiro Curi win mjiiu ium up, I'arHS' nuro uun s the onlv liver unit kliliiiv euro we sell on a iwialtlvtt eiluruntuu. I'rlci f 1.00, Bold by Liiiin &. Brooks, U4 nmaMmBMnaMMMnanniHim PALPITATION OF THE HEART. Sr. ft. . fitwrtntH of UrtuiU, wcll. In I.cki mill I'tei. llIlfwiaWi.S'f,,f .". '.w. tr,),f' Dr. Miles' llcnr( Cure BUI' Cr.'f. !H. "r hiii. M jlMOUUwJ Ui.u ti iZTLVttl.!" liiljsiU.r1airi7Y..TT vr ' lu-rVZT.r.T! "" M -U ImtuiU in m iiti i hwy u of wuju t. . rm.7.rr.rr. Ul WIIMK' - wr K U 011'HM W... hi ... !! mi lilLj . TT" ' jm..1 Is Your Blood Pur If it is, you will bo strong, vigor, ou, full of life and ambition; you vr HI lavo a 8ooa- "Ppci'lo and good digestion; your sleep -will bo sound nnd refreshing; your nci-vcs will be strong; you will havo little need to fear disease in any form. But how few can nay that their blood is pure I How many peopls aro suffering dally from tho conse quences of impure blood, scrofula, salt rheum, rheumatism, catturli, ncivous ness, sleeplessness, headache, and That Tired Feeling Hood's Sursaparilla purifies, vitalize! and enriches the blood. Therefore, it is tho medicine for you. It wiK give you puro, rich, red blood and 6trong nerves. It will overcome that tired feeling, create an appetite, givo refreshing aleep and make you strong. Is not this just what you want? Then take Hood's Barsaparilla. It is the best building up meuicine. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is the Only True Blood Purifier Prominently in tho public eye today. w j nillr. enre habitual comtlp. Hood S PlllS Uon. rnc. M cntT KLAMATH HOT SPR Siskiyou County,'.Cal. About fifty miles nmth ol Mt. Shasta, twenty miles fioiu the California & Oregon H. h. Steam, sulphur and hot mud Knfliu flnrp. for rheumatism, skin diseases and stomach nnd all stomach troubles. Jisnmg hunting, climate ana scenery unsurnassed. Fine stone ho fol Dftl crhr. 11 ulace to Bpum the summer. For paticula nrlrlroS EDSON 13KUS., t :i. ni Prnna xseBwicn. uui. jur 67-ttm SALEM TILE WORKS liAUQElSTOCK ON HANI). BpecUUInduoements oOered. Ulilpptd to al point on abort notice. Hend (or prices. Yards, Nortbalein. .. KulrlirouDt1i,flr C. H. LAN Mkuchant Tailok, 211 Cotijiiiorcial St.. Salcia F- M. 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