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EPT LIE A CHILD. Gained Twenty-Seven The Story From the Tranicrtpt, Tiorla, lit. No man Is better known and liked In that rich tie; of Illinois counties, of which Peoria is the centre, than genial Cheater S. Harring ton, of Prlnceville, 111. For many years Mr. Harrington has traveled through the country on profitable journeys as an itinerant mer chant, and everywhere he goes he is Riven a hearty welcome by the people who depend upon his visits for the aurchnse of the neces saries, and some of the luxuries, of life. Mr. Harrington is a veteran of the war, and from this fact is made the remarkable experience which he related at the Trans cript office recently. His story, telling of the evils of which the Civil War was but the beginning in his own, and In thousands of other cases, was as follows : " I served three years in the 124th Illinois, enlisting at Kewanee. 111. I was in Libby Prison, and suffered, like many another North ern soldier. Until recently I vas a member of the Prinoeville Post,of thcG.A.Il. "The strain of army life did its work In nndermining my health, although the col lapse did not come for years. For some time I suffered from general debility and nervous ness, so badly that I could not sleep. For fifteen years my sleep was completely broken up. Indigestion, resulted and my misery In creased. My eyes began to fail, and as my body lost vitality my mind seemed to give way also. I could scarcely remember events that happened but a few weeks before. "For two years I was unfitted for busi ness. I was Just able to creep around during the greater part of this time, and there were times when I could not get up at all. My brother is a doctor, but all bis efforts to help me failed to give me any relief. I tried a number of remedies, without avail. Finally, having read articles regard ing cures that had been effected byDr.Wil 1 ams Pink Pills for Pale People, I deeided k try them. That was In 1890. I bought a box nnd took the pills according to in structions. Just four days later I had the UNION IN POLK COUNTY. What the Ticket Stands for Its Grow ing Strength, Independence, Or., May 18, 1898. Editor Jeurnal: We are having a very quiet campaign In Polk county, yet the voters are dolntr a great deal of thinking. The average citizen cannot understand how It Is that our county Is nearly $80,000 In debt when we haye for the past two years been to comparatively little ex pense In bridge building or other county improvements. The county Is run by a purely gold standard ad ministration, and Instead of taxation growing less with an Increase of pop ulatlon It is constantly on the In crease. The people are slow toacti but once they are aroused their con demnation of wrong doing will be signal and complete. From all sides words of commendation of the Union ticket Is heard and the people Intend electing every one of the candidates presented by that, party for tuelrsuf fragesby majorities rearchlng Into the hundreds. The representative ticket is led by J. B. Stump and Noah Gregg, two of our most successful farmers. Men whose word Is their bond and men who do not claim they are working for their wives for wages, In order to defraud their creditors. FACTS ABOUT WAGON'wThc Studebaker axles arc made of the best Indiana'blacl. hickory. The wheels ccnUin r.o mate, ial gbut second growth Indiana white oak, with the famous', slcpcshcofcer spoke, erviee of any vehicle m ade, JONES' This machine has a tccot d of doing the most satisfactory workjevei4 witnessed in a harvest field. It is light running, and has no neck weight, being perfectly balanced This machine is made so that all gear and pinion wearing can be overcome, and has a self-adjusting spring chain tightener No such thing as straw wrapping around the rollers is pos sible. It has the best known canvas butter, and will make a better bundle in short grain than any other binder manufactured It has an automatic twine take-up, and the reel cannot break, It has a self-adjusting tension, jointless main frame, Its simplicity is the essence ot perfection For points and prices come and see us, We also haven the celebrated It rons just like a wagon. 3Kr i vL xr -J JBi m mr NEAR BREWERY, Pounds in Four of a Soldier. Weeks. happiest hours I had known for years. That night I went to sleep easily and slept tnundlv as a child, and nnokc refreshed, llircem four wecksafter beginning the treatment, when I lind taken four boxes of the pills, I found I had Increased in n tight, from 111) pom r. to 140 pounds. This grcatl surprised mj fluids who thought my cuee as a hnpolcst one. I began my work on the road again, and lime continued it right along ever since in cxcrl. lent health. "Let mctell you a remarkable thing tb-t was a side Issue, but n wiItiaMe feflln lo i. e, I found that while I wn tuking Dr. A il Hams' Pink Pills, I hud l.t en cured edit smoking habit, which had Ik-cii formed vben I was a boy. six yiars old, utid which had clung to me all these years. The irain? fi.r tobacco left me, and I have never experir v d It since. I have recommended the pills to many. (Signed) Cumm a. IlAnnixoTo:'. Chester 8. Harrington, being duly cwini, deposes and sa)s, (lint the mutter contnir.rd in tiie above statement liy him signed arc true. CiibbTun S. HAiinixivrox. Subscribed and sworn to before mcfa notary public, this loth ilav of July, 1S!'7. Lincoln if. Coy, Notary Public. All the elements neccs-ary to gle new HV and richness to the blood and restore shatten-d nerve are contained, in a coudened form, in Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pnle People. They arc an unfailing specific for Mich dis-ripcs as locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia, rhrumntism, nerv ous headache, the nftcr cflects of la prfrro. palpitation of the heart, pale and sallow com plexions, all forms of weakness either in mule or female, and all diseases resulting from i 'li sted humors in the blood. Dr. 'Williams' Pink Pills are sold by all dsalers, or will be sent post paid on receipt of price, 50 cents a box, or six Ikjxcs for $2.60 (they arc nccr sotd in bulk or by the 100) by addressing Dr.W'lliiiJs' Medicine Company, Schenectady, M Y. Van Orsdel, the candidate for sheriff, is an enterprising farmer, re siding near Independence, and the care he gives to his busi ness now argues very well for the manner In which the sheriffs office will bo run for the next two years. E. Ilayter the present efllclent county clerk la a candidate for re-elec tion and people of all parties recog nize him as the right man in the rltrht nlace. His conductof the of flee for the past two years has been such as to entitle him to the support of the people and his triumphant election Is a foregone conclusion. Fenton the present treasurer will most certainly succeed hlmself,for the people recognize that he was mainly Instrumental in bringing Polk Coun ty's warrants to par, Shipley for school superintendent and is not the tool or the Book Combine and his votes will be cast in favor of cheapw books, thus saving money to the votu. Rlggs for Co. commissioner Is a Mulling young business man, honorable- In all his dealings.and will prove a watch dog of the county treasury. No ring or clique dictated the Union nominations and all arc of our best citizenship. We nil nrlmlre the lahors of the JOURNAL. for the cause of the people, and Polk county owes your journal a aeut. of ratitudo uitizen. The Best in mmm These wagons are scientifically built, and give the best J JTONBS' QHAIN v t f . '"5 . I H Jwaasf THE IDAHO VOLUNTEERS. Pass Thorugh Salem Friday 5 p. m. Local Volunteer Companies . A special train carrying a battalion of Idaho volunteers passed through, Salem about 5 p. m. Friday enroute to San Francisco whence they will piob ably be ordered to the Philippines. The eight companies consisted of 048 men and 33 officers and were in com mand of Lieutenant Colonel Jone. The troops reached Portland, about 11 a. m. Friday and each man was presented a substantial lunch pre pared by the. Oregon Emergency corps ac act that was much appreciated by tilt boys In blue. Only a brief stop was made at Salem, whero a large crowd had gathered to cheer the brave boys onward. LOCAL. VOLUNTEERS. The work of securing signatures for the organization of volunteer com panies in Salem Is progressing most satisfactorily, and one or two strong companies will no doubt be formed within a few days. Capt. M. W. Hunt and colleagues have already secured about forty signatures and with a continuation the good work for the next few days, the desired number will be secured. Major D. C. Sherman is meeting with gratify ing success and already has enough volunteers to insure the organization of a company. Captain J. C. Ilutcnlc has a large roster of names and ex pects to forma company also. The official letters printed Friday from Adjutant General B. B. Tuttle outlines the present and further course of the national guard of Or egon, anc all work In military circles will now be devoted to the formation of volunteer companies AN APPOINTMENT. Governor W. P. Lord, has Issued a commission to Harry R. Lewis, Lieu tenant Commander, Naval Battalion, O. N. G., to rank fioru May il, J898, Mr. Lewis' station is at Portland. OREGON MEASLES. The measles scare at the Presidio among Orecons troop Is becoming an unfortunate reality. The troops from this state have been placed under strict quarantine restrictions that the epidemic may be kept from spread ing. Nine cases of measles have been reported from tho, Oregon regiment already but eyery precaution is being exercised to. prevent any additional cases The Dangers of Spring. Which arise from Impurities In the blood and a depleted condition may he entirely averted by Hood's Sar saparilla. This great medicine cures all spring humors, bolls, eruptions and sores by enriching and vitalizing the blood, it overcomes that tired feeling and givesvltallty and vigor. Hood's Pills cures nauesa, sick headache, and all liver ills. Price 25 cents. Millineuv Goods Miss Smith, 5-5-eod-2w State sieet the World, WAGONS -Ttie Marvel' of ) ,? I..W rt n tit' s.. fif " ra HZ; Now Is tho timo when you should lako n Spring Medicine to purify your blood. frlvo you good appetite, sound sloop, steady nerves and perfect digestion. That scrofulous taint, that skin trou ble, that livor dif ilculty,thatbIUous tondoncy, that tired fccllnir. nro Take nil cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. Glvo this modiclno a fair trial and you will reallzo its positive merit. It Is not What wo say, but what tho pooplo who nro cured say, which provo that Hood's Sarsaparilla; Is America's Greatest Medi cine. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood's PHIq cnro '',v,r HI'! easy to FROM A SUFFERER. Hovr A. Cooper Had a Rotten Bone Healed After 35 Yean. nitrciTAT.TS Wnoll Anrll O 1900 Dr. J. P. Cook, Salem, Or: 1 received your letter and was glad to hear from you. You want to know how mv 1P17 in trit.t.no nlnmr. Tt. la all right; the flesh Is growing out over t.ltP. Rhln Vu-inn nnrl Ic fnrnlnrf ultln it Is not straight yet, but I think It will be as straight as the other leg when warm weather comes on. I can work most of tho time. Tho other doctors told me 1 could never be cured without splitting It and scrap ing the bone, but they are mistaken. It is getting well without cutting or scraping, so they do not know as much nnt.llOV t.hnilrrllt. t.lli.tr rIA hnt irnn am .- wj W..WU....V V..V.J V..U, UUU JUUilll all rleht, for you haye done Ju3t wha you said you could do. I will answei any questions you ask about my leg. v cry bi uiy yuurs, A. UOOPER. Dr. Cook's office Is at301 Liberty street, Salem. A little boy asked for a bottle of "get up in the morning as fast as you can," the drug gist recognized the household name for "De Witt's Little Early Eiserj." and gave him a bottle of fhtr c little pills for constipation, ick headache, liver and stomach troubles. Eton's drug store. Removed. Dr. W. D. Jeffries has moved his office to 310 Commercial street, over Fry's new drug store. First stairway north of post office. 4 20 lm Team Wanted. A span of ponies for light drivers. Inquire of F. F Carey, with Lewis, Stayer & Mitchell Co., Salem, 5-G-tf i MnwcnT.mAfl'Pn TTllrnw .Vt TXTAiitn- cott who formerly ran Independent livery stables of their own have con solidated and will hereafter bo found In the livery business at tho Red Front livery barn at 104 Commercial street. 5-10-lmo As good as, should not bo accepted, TO lion Vfill wnnt. o nnrmo ar Aim Perfection Dye has no equal. tf the Age in P 1 M7JEatPS,i n i ii "him i hi 'Miu in mm am ii w i !! t , .,m - . ju- immm , i , u ,j ar, y VM m- jMJu'iaiiBBMPnttM r LEiZER "Hitch on and go," We handle the fain Cliper Plows and Harrows. PHRKHURS Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the Unit of Churchill & Burroughs has dis solved by mutual consent. T. S. Bur roughs will continue the business, nnd will collect nil bills and pay all claims of the old linn. C. N. Churchill, 6 7 1m T. S. Uuitnouaiis. Aflcrone trial you will use no other dvo to color uoods. Insist on having Perfection Dyes. tf Tho hum in machine tarts but once and stops but once. You can keep it going long est by using DeWitt's Lltt'e Einly Risers the famous little pills forcomtipaiion snd all tomach and livet tioublcs. btcne Drug Store. FLOWERS.- Our bedding plants now ready Aster, Verbena, Stock,Petunia, Salvia, etc. Finest stock, lowest prices GILL1NGHAM, 314 Bummer st. 5-7 2w & $w "One Mtnuto Cough Cure is the bet prep laration I have ever sold or usedand t cannot ay to much in lis praise. L M. Kennon Jarchant, del, Ga. Stone Drug Stcre. The Cuban question and political Issue Milk into invigmficanc." with the man who surfers (torn piles. 1 1 DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cores piles. Stone Drug Stcres. Por Infants and Children. Til fig. stalls W7 Ic Tirr Itfutars ! Drink a steeplrg of Mokio Tea peforo tetlring xl nifiht, and see how soundly you will sleep and how jously ynu will anake in the morning. It supplies food for the blood while you sleep, products a clear and beauti ful complexion, aid cures constipation and sick headache. You can make old clothes look like new, and remain so as far as color I. concerned by using Perfection Dve. But be sure you get them. tf They Did It. They probably fe i they could not be happy In any other way so tho Maccabes of the World.at Albany, have filed articles of Incor poration with the secretary of slate. Sick headache absolutely and permanently cured by using Mol.i Ten, A pleasant heib drink. Cures constipation and Indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and hsppy. Sat. Ufaction guaranteed or money back. 25c and 5c It you want the best when dyeing, bo sure you get Perfection Dyes They do not fade. tf Late to bed and early to rise prepares a man tor his home in the skies. Early to bed and a Little Early Riser, the pill that makes life longer and better and Witer. Stone Drug Store. STILWELL DETECTIVE AGENCY, 120 Kearny Street, San Francisco, Cab To district attorneys, sheriffs, attorneys at law and prtvato parties: Prepared to transact all business ot a confidential and Intricate character expeditiously and on reasonabl terms. Correpondonts all over the world. Uso Dr. Miles' Nebvb Plabteii8 for BPINAL sour. Bines' NEBVB FLABTElta ror Bl'lMAIi WEAKNESS. AUUruwtlatafloll-omfor21W .wewmi nm TW m. "" . IV utiT' Farm Implements Is the- DRIV Deserted From the Maine. Denver, May 20. A dispatch filed at Ilelper, Utah, from tho News cor respondent accompanying the Colo rado troops says: At 6 o'clock yesterday, when the headquarters train tvas near Red Cliff, General Hale was awakened uj a man who claimed to be a deserter from tho battleship Maine and bald h6 had bearded the train with a view of giving himself up to the authori ties. Ho gave tho name of Michael Powers. He suld he deserted January 18, 1897. Ills request was that ho lie taken to San Francisco ind delivered to the nayy. General Hale took the man' description and telegraphed tho sec retary of the nayy. Powers was given permission by the trainmen to ride until an answer was received. He Is a man 31 years old, and appears to give a straightfor ward story. Ills opinion was that small punishment would be meted out to him, as he offered himself lo scryo again In time of war. Exchange of Prisoners. Washington. May 20. Colonel Cortljo and Surgeon Julian, now nt Fort McPherson, uro to be exchanged for the newspaper men, Thrall nnd Junes, no In Morro castle, as Is In dicated by the following telegram to the state department from the Alex ander Gollln, British consul ut Ha vina: "All arranged. You can send pris oners at once. Wire mo the day and hour of the departure from Kev West- and probable arrival off Havana. Im mediately a flag Is discerned, a Span ish steamer with Thrall and Jones will set out to meet and exchange." Promptly upon receipt ot this in formal inn by the state department, Secretary Alger slmied an order di recting the comuiandlpg general of the depart merit or tho Gulf to havt the prisoners Cortijoanri JuJIan taken lo Key West and turned oyer to the commandant of the naval station there fur further orders. Accom panied by a small guard, the men will be taken to Tampa and thence by water Key West, whero arrangements will bo made for the trip to Havana and the subsequent exchange Deafness Cannot Be Cured, by local applications, as they cannot reach the deseased portion of tho ear. There is only ono way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remd ies. Deafness Is rnnnnH hu nn in flamed condition of tho mucous lining ui mo cusiucuian tudo, When this tube gets Inflamed you hnve a rumbl ing sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed deafness Is tho result, and unless tho Inflamatlon can be taken out nnd this tube re stored to Its normal condition, hear ing will 09 destoryed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an Inflamed con dltlon of tho mucous surface. Wo will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free .1F,'A Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. r&-Sold by DrugglsU. i5n. Nobodr neefl hare Neurahrla. n.ir. mii. 4'iUnl4lUfromoMUttOnacen?aoS ill None Can Compete With Them, . . Ti ! 1I U . J IUv.y.Uu,mu1MUCUUU(,UaUUC50( inciamous Studebaker wagon, as to material and -workmanship. For style, painting, trimming and finishing they excel all for durability The Studcbaker -is the lightest running ychirlc, made. The largest stqc k , of, buglies and i -.u. -.... 13 MOWBR. u "mONINQ Xi rrr TORGH r DPniitDPC Mn MAKES C0LURS AND r-r flSWHEN ONE POUND OF THIS AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANY OTHER STARCH. THEI r UIIDIMfirD DDAC TO 1 UiVtiiuuiiiwun ijrUwiV i KEOKUKJOWA. NEWHAVEN.CONN.i Bi z-x-a jiLrlHlwl'JIMI This starch Is preparedon scion ttfle principles by men who hare bad years of practical experience In fancy Inundorlntr. It restores old linen and enmmor dresses to their natural whiteness and Imparts a beautiful and lasting finish. It is the only starch manufactured that is perfectly harmloss, containing neither nrsenlc. nlam or any other substance injurious to linen and can bo used ercn for a baby powder. For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. Dl uESMLL'S If 94 State street, Next Door East of Buah'a Bank, Best meals in the city for 15c. Giye us a trial Troops for Manila Selected. Washington, May 20. Tho regu lar troops which aro to accompany tho expedition to tho Phlllppsncs wore dotormlned upon at tho war depart ment today, and orders for them to proceed promptly to tho coast will bo issued. These, with tho volunteers from California, Colorado, Kansas. Minnesota, Nebraska, Oregon. Utah, "Wyomlnir. North and South Dakota and Idaho will make up tho total of iiiomen to do taifen tno troops wno arc tobo sent to reinforce Admiral Doweyandcnablo him to tako and hold tho city of Manila. Adjutant General Corbln today sont orders to tho Tenth and Twenty-third inrantry at JNew Orleans to proceea at onco to San Francisco. They will report to tho commanding general at that point nnd will embark for tho Philippines as 60oon as supplies and transportations can be furnished. t'.! t , r . . . . v- B I N D Beats all for price andquality Superior - and Tiger Drills and Seefe! -- - J And a large stock of farm implements of all kin, vill B91 TflWWL j"sTn jJIiJtfcliiESBBBBPBI lfe sjr tfclMmBOSBtfWLBllsV7 W - T, SALEM, MAIXE rnnviwr. GUFFS STIFF AND NICE STARCH WILL GO itiwmastf nwygjM RffiTAmUHT ! Fatal Explosion at Baker City, Bakek City, Or., May 30. As" tho Idaho troops bound for San Francisco pulled in on a tram last night, a mor tar tired as a saluto exploded. A large crowd had assomblcd to wel come the volunteers and pieces of tho dismembered gun were hurled among them. A boy named Curtis Spencer was fatally Injured and J. II. Parker, Mrs. W. Good and E. A. Worslck were in jured more or less severely. When Nnture Needs assistance It may bo best to render It promptly, but ono should remember to uso oven tho most per fect remedies only when needed. The best and most simple and gentle remedy Is tho Syrup of Figs, manu factured by the California Fig Com pany. Or. lilies' Fain Pills. "One cent a doso." -...w e R-& bMpjiVMH aHHsVh&H0,V Xaaflk OREGON
