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BY HOt?ER BHttTHBRS,
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to crow numb, anil I could, Ixuvly bobble about.
Otic lay n hen I hart comedown WlbeelSre J rot
to Hit- .u-pe and could o no farther. Mnnllj
M' helped me Into tb (tore and I at one
ut ravMirlti a doctor's car. Ktrctrlcliy was
tried, but Wllhont rell.fl In frt the favlln In tnv
f-t so far con that I geared; felt I ho full
force of the battery.
"OndayMItKernan,ainmbprorthefmriy
Of tlie late ft-nator Kernana.of tbl ctly, told me
about Ilr.WIIIIapi 1'lnk rtlln forlale reopleand
asked toe to try them. I ealdlwouldandlraado
up my mind I would give them a fair trial, no I
boujtbt ten boiM. In my opinion tbe majority
of peopl are not willing- to (fir a remedy a fair
ifuu a icnvwiiiai ivroor turevimxes wouianot
cunaabadacnMas mine, hut 1 found Hint I had
bouint mora than trait nrcrerary. Ibetran to find
sp-M rrueiny ine lime l nan utea live rwifi,and
by the time I bait llnlihnl thn tevenlh box I was
vuicu. luuAiiuiuorvpainjHnriiinK ornumnneee
y .' vi hih . uijoiiwh)-, ana inaivrainrt yeanaco.
Eg a "I haTereroraraenilrMnrWIIlUm' rink Pills .
mj a grrai many people, ror mere u no doolat In
my mind that auyonewhn la milTerlng with rheu
nil turn will beniml If tba pills are riven a fair
trial" Mk-nrO n. I liVRKH.
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March 1, 1900. uUoa, n V,
SATURDAY. OCT. 27, 1000
Onlly Oho Yohr, 3 OO In Advande'
OntlyPour Month 91. In Advanoo
Wookly Ono Yonr SI.OO In Advanoo
PRICES OF MEATS. VYACES' ArtV OTHER
PRODUCTS.
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Dr.Williams
Pink Pills
for
Pale People
ara told by all drun:liUnrfflllbpnt poet
lld on rwTlpt of prlw M cenla a bin. or
fix hiiM fiirflM ithey are nuer Hold In
bulk or I hi' lull. Arfilrixa I)r Vl'llll.,,,.
lUxllolne t omtiany, Hclil-nretady, K Y,
Raglan Rain Coats Warranted
$13.50, $15.00
Tlitf Sntoiri corrcs'prtnduiit of tlio OrS
Konian sends to tlint paper nil interview
with n Balcm butclior, giving figurca
toticiiitiu; tlio prlcrs of.mcftts in 8!)1 amJa
now, drawfng llicrtfmm nn nrgnmolit In'
fnvorolMr. MoKIuUy'n ciictiuii to tlio
prtHiileni-y.
Ilio Join mil lias tin thought of ijiich
tlotiinv tlio ntcurucv of llt Itemou givvn,
but befoib t'ns-lng to iUliciiBsion if the
CoiicluslCiiH rcnclitdj wotihl tenintk tlntl
ns a comparison of prices iiikIit the Imo
ndininirtratioiiB, of Cluvutitnil and Mc
Kinloy, wan Intin'od, it would ln in
tcrcstinK to know how tlio book Imp
pencil to "fall ojieit" pt 18!U, rather
tlinn ot 1800. Tlio tiifrtion arises wce
iiiimhiH
That Is dyspepsia.
It makes life miserable.
Its sufferers eat not because they
want- to but simply because they
MUST.
Jhey complaln.of a bad taste In the
mouth, a'tendfrnessiat the pit of the
stomach, a feeljngiof puffy fulness,
headache, heartburn and what not.
not mint pricra liffflier In 1S0U llinn in eiulmlnied beof canoed by Mr. McKIn
pound, as tbo Salctil UUchof tft ii tUd
irt 1804.
Tho resuU la natural. Meat begins' to
rlee, but not until the surplus Is worked
off and the young mttlo aro killed. The
movement does-not make-iteolf-'ftppnr
out until cattlo begin to got. rcarcc. It
tnkoa Eevornl years to atfaln restock tho
ranges, and as tho prlco rieea the stock
men hold onto their cattle and mloublu
their t fforte to liicn'aeotliolrjlie(d.
Tlio prlco awolii getsnbhohnatly high
and tho circle is complotc.
This i jthe movement thntrhaH' taken
place In' tliu last few r years, rihd'tlio adi
ministration 'has fiadas much to do
with -ritv aa tho' man. in-tlio 'moon.
Wliotber Mr. Itryau or Mr. McKinley
be elected, tho ut ck buoiuess will tako
ii i-ltiiiip, before lonjj, antl nu larainlitedj
ble1m,iB.ma,il', bo lid JtyV'bHcan, Duino
erut or I'opultst, would rufh into tho
atrut 1illul(liah llill i.Vfiti it fita In. ...ilnt
. , .. - - , ., ,, ., , f, . Hood's and only Hoods,
ifiitoed tho perK:Uiatf5n 6f tlioadniiuis-! '
'ration which happens to Iks in power J
and cluiiiis credit (or all natural blcHS- jq,urtur) or ()'; contH per pound, juat
Ingaiiitho way of good crops, famlno jujf 0( thopreaOht retail price. Ho
in India, etc. , ' certainly had a margin of profit when
Of course, tho demand for canned and ho piid $-'.2H per hundred f-r ilreancd
HochI's Sraprllla cured Joseph P. Lain,
Fl.nmjan. Kv.. lio writes: " 1 was troubled
with dypcpl for a number of yoars and
took medicine Hint did me no good. I was
adled liv frtenda to try Hood's Sorsaparllla
which 1 did and It put tny bowel In pcrfeat
corutltlon, ttave inn streneth and onerey and
mado tuo feel like n new person."
Hoatite (SarsaipsHiia
Promises to cure and keeps the prom
ise. Beware of substitutes. Buy
Costume 01 to Ootta Bk
Mackintoshes
$1.50 to $10.00 ";
Umbrellas, all Steel Rod,,
50c to' $7.50
0 W, Johnson & Company,
The Peoples Clothiers and Furnishers
ISOlfehowing that oven under Clovrlund
thu pr:ces of tnent had materially re
covered from tho cxtretnu depreslon of
I8fi4.
Agnln, if lirlrm in thu first half of Mr.
CleveJuud'B adiiiinlHtriition worts taken,
why nr.l nldo in the Ural liali of Mr Mc
Kinley 't?
A" n malt ro! furl any nnu at till In
formed about I ho look liii'iiierH nn iIiIn
cn.tit know thai, il has olwintbceii cub
jcfl I" gieat lliiclualioua. It not like
wheat fii'iuing uhero thu crop iHplanlnl"
and gathered in tho Fxine year, and
where tho supply of reed nud acrea'i I"
pructically unlimited.
A yuar or two of good prices tor miMit
caiiBon men Jtnd capital to turn their .at
tention to stock. The calves nud young
etouk aro raised instead of being killed
aid alt the ranges aro stocked. By tho
tlmu tho "crop" is ready for markot 'the
country is full of cattle, and tho prlr0
comes down. Hut tho over supply can
not to at onjco "shut off, and tho
prlco continues to fall, Then people
want to get out of tho stock bualnoss and
their entire herds uro thrown on tho
market, depressing It still moro.
Cattlo become a drug in tho market,
especially young cattlo Iwtrmcrs
butcher their calvos instead of raising
ley's perpetuation of a foreigner ,aiid
tholtrllUli war on tlio South'' African
Republics has made a sliowiug,but thoco
(oldiers would havo eaten beef ju-dMhn
s.iino had (hey stayed at l.oin'i'f'a'riil
beef and got ton cents per pound for
round steak.
U.it this Initi'lior'H prollts havo Httloto
do with v.itlm?foriMaKinley; uc litHo
us MeKinley Iims htul ! do with the
fluctuation of tho iMtll" inarkn. Jbid
in my thnucamU of tho poor fellomi 1 Mr. Ilrtan Ihi.mi elected fourvi'.ir' itvto
would lK!iaiislmuer8 for thu biiteher, who (he tiiowuiHiit 0111 lined in I lii- luMcle
will ni'or Imvo a 1 1 further ne fiir'tho would li.tvu lirnitlft'iu pn- i f nat up,
ppMliictMof the rniigti. land no inatler whit i el-ele I this lime
To ri'tiiru to llinSalon'i buteherV I fc- I tli mark.-l J ill nMiit dmwi M bed
and his margin ,f pn'.ilf. l rays tint' j r fk iu-ido of tho !.t four yearn,
whifo Ii t ptyi Iwicii as uiuch fcn'iMtl I liiri is u curphu of ealil lohl.ip
us he did t-ix (why fix) years iigit. tin jimt if llm rtnni !- not the 0i-imii
prices tocooK'inierrt Ims b.in inureirs)"! prod ic-r liuvolo tuku w.i.it Iho liu-t
hut 2") to :i3)j Mr cent, nud Im inakiM it
nil her Imuo aiiUNwr to tho HUirgesliou
ill kivi) hhuV
Is nut the ml v j coin lh retail prieuo'
that his margin lstoonmill now, or meats to lint muHuiiior, whether It b a
was too large beforn. I.iruor buHiiiHis
and a greater proportfou of cash, and
fewer bad bills hardly accounts for tho
difference, f f Mr. Gross is not making
aa much profit as ho formorly was on
retailing, perhaps ho pays his men
smaller wages now than he did then
Hotel and restaurant pcoplo soy tho re
tail prices havo been advanced. The
advance has boon greater than nppcara
from Mr. Cross' books. At tho time
when ho says round steak was 'sold at
10 cents per pound, aa against 12Jj cents
now, nt least ono wagon peddled meat
in the suburbs of this city somo time
thorn and veal gets down to 3) cents n selling round steak at four pounds (or a
family or a restaurant, nutof all proport
ion to thu Increased earnings of common
labor?
lfavo waves paid In Salem butcher,
shops been advanced in proportion to
l)io advance in the price of meat?
Have not wagoa been actually reduced
compared to tho timo when meats sold
for much less money at Salem and thu
pcoplo actually bought moro?
If tho farmer is getting moro for his
cattlo and sheep, is ho not gutting' less
for hia grain, and is ho not paying moro
for sugar, hardware, taxcs,drygcods and
other necessities and luxuries, than ho
was in 1804 or 1600, or in 1880?
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iiMd- fin narrow .u.Milurar II mnce 011 the hklrt. Uuhfgeno.l by O-tiiMior Itron.,
UlU IIIIIIUU1 IIIIHIII-IS.
Dr. null's Couch Syruo furnishes most sub-
slaiilial cotnlort and lellef to coiimiiiiii
tiv.'Hj it winks nunt reni'irkahlo ruritH.
JMii'i pei-pilr. H.'lief ran certainly he
hud; (i rure in puniblii ultji ibis wonder
fill leluedy. 1
Stops the Couehand
Works off the Cold.
Iixnllvu llriinvitpilnltiu UIiIkim uiru n 10I1I in
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The llnmllAvl Man In Citi-tn '
A- widl us the liundsi nni mihI min ta
lire Invited to ruli nn nnv driiu't'st
nnil iriit frro 11 trial hottln nf Ki infV
lliiW:tni fur tin Phroiil nnri ljitim. ti
rniuedy that N guar.in'rrd in riirrurd
M Ir-ve all Cliroulr and Anitr f .iiuIih,
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ooliiines ur.. infi'a and nilrr'iuVlv
Sorvo nj oiioj n a hot dlsli.
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Mricury
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of "iiiell nn-1 t 1 il h l il.Tiii.n' il
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ho)ild iiuv'rr he ii'rlc pt mi pm fnj
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i!'Mh vuu ran po HihH ih'nv frnui ijmni
1 1 it 1 1 r 1 marrii v ure in iniPHtiiinMii
V. ,1. Chuney A. Co . I' .led 1. 0 .niiilih
"110 nii'rcurv, nud is laken iiilcriiiflr.tct
mi! ilireollv upon the liln'hl uud iiuim
Miirfari'H of the HeMem In li u Inn llilf
Catarrh Cure Im snreytm gt'tlliSKN
tlinn It Ik taken liilernnllv, and ml
in Toledo, Ohio by I .1 t'lieneyAC
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Sold liv Druggist", prir-u 7rc nr lolls
HaU'ri'Fiuuily I'dls are tlio bcl.
We have just opened and set up several
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nice UUFFKTSwIilch wo would bo pleas,
tid to havo you tucainluu along with it nice
iiHjHUtmonlof
Ladies
Desks
Which woiiroqunliui' at
liiduulug flmitt'H.
it is only a i-lcp firth
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Which are lml Ii convenient and oriiainunl.il and
nTld'roinuuh to thevipeaVauro of it sitting room or
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On House Furnislifng would perhaps be beneficial to most housekeepers, but
we do not expect to do anything more than illustrate and make mere men
tion of some of the special values we have in the House Furnishing line.
AU'Jjuitj wo hav.'iU
a"-
tho tuft an v i en
IDWur stole,
Timer ta'dus are
built by tht c lo
brated Ht Anthony
Furniture Co. and Jiko nil their goods aro
and whiVon the nil Ji'd i.f Dining Koom Kiiniiuri!
wocannol hul (link o( iho.e in;v .
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whirl' liivi. Jmi-i Ii. en plan. I on oiii fi i'. . .'I he) in.'
of U.th ihi i. tt 1 1 i.ti.1 ili -wnll tlt'kitrtih hii.I dm 11
ArPi f.ct I . imtr.-r Uih in .h l-niiil llnhh. Hut pileecon
ih.'M (.-oj-ib i.i." Irl.iw iIiom- f luifei rili.-i.
I ie'v. ll'iuf lo U' I Inn lb. i-.aiur4v diier ran
i ll hie v.'.'dr iiioic i'h'itpc than hi- rily rompetilor
fl I lata- is. VH.ird liTj rliiiv hv ill. wuv wer-ell '
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llies nu the inaiket. Thuy Imvu
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tlio heaviest t'lidSlbBt ftX,,ii!d a,lt evo,y
way are dee.tinatha i'll rough pulling
niid hauling tljnt such puTKet whoij put to
actual sarvloe.
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Morris Chairs
Wu start thorn at $7,00 and coll ono
for 10. that- you pay $12.60 for in a city
farther down tho river. This holds good
on Carpets ns well us all kinds of fur-nitliie.
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i:bu!4All Wodl Ingrain Carpet '
at 6-'o Is a fMlVy a-i-'-'Ot a dream. TI uy aio giwd alue,s and many people take
tiili-,iMifi.,i ..rill.lu t-.tri, in... ..rr
As li'igyIf iljiit (till bulust man in our om
piny is tin uphid'tcrcr Ho is tinning out the Istt
Hoods in tins lino thut are- sold in this city. They
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; Olficc
-Desks
'tu'tlii city. Kii'lJiit; ii riick i the re
crei of ..ur curit's" ami txplaiiiN whyuin
triide f.r tin pit I tun I it- Im rii h. go'd
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pl. iipp'i'iilato thu r vitlmi foi they uo as fa-t iiu wo
run get llu in out. This is also tnir in regard to our
K ite.hr n i?afri. The extra work put on tin in iin-ttinH
a ready fill u. They aio k'ttrr than you keo elsewhere
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gve long service and toboeatb-facto ry
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Is something we give a good deal of atten
tlon. We havo tho largest stock of tip-to-
duto paper we havo over carried, both in
Ingrain and Figured, It you aro needing
any work in this lino wo will figure with
you for a complete job. Wo employ 'only
tho best workmen iu this lino.
CH A neat lino of
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Chiidrens Beds,
mo lo hasten fat our stoio, a'o n lino
lino of Iron buds.
a veiy
in nt while
eiiiimeled
1 1 on bed
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$100.
Kwry 1 omcwife um-h more or less a dm-jiig cloth, but not many liavu a good
Feather Punier. We lmo Jul openid a big lot of OHrich Dtstirs w ich w
aro oftyring at-prhv that will put them into action at once.
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Linoleum
Pcoplo aro finding that biodjtam ti
cheaper than it uacdjn be nnffl'.'r,lIe '
qn it is picking op It is nonMiU ,
put it down, wootjiml to thatf. i,f ,
get our iiricesf Won't lx witlnbtf
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my tho inoit up-tb'.dutii thinjjd for tor
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