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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1904)
vqrrrftc DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1904. FOUR 'FATAL HO MIR Dread Locomotor Ataxia Robbed of its Terrors WILL BADGER SMOOT iDOOItl REY0KED IN EXTREME CASE Hie Very Doctors Amazed at the Astonishing Cure-Helpless And Hopeless, Miss Phebe Ett Enos Recovers the Strength and Activity of Youth. Ko legend of the widely famed val iT ot (ho Susquehanna urpnBefl In utranroiKWH, and oortalnly nono np Vroatuos In vital significance, tlio ato y of (tio long struggle- In which OTicuo Ilt Knos has onuqnorod a frightful form of dlneaio, tho very "aarao of which physicians shrink 'from tolling to It victims hocnuBC 11 hw como (o mean I lovltnble doath. Tho uloty which MIm Unos told a re porter ut her horns at Oncontn, N. T, will bo road with Inteimo Inter im throughout the whole werld: "Mr trouble bsgan six years ago "vrilh a numb feeling In my feot. Thoy fcricked and slung as If needlM wero toeing stuck Into them nnd tho numb m,i n flHHUV VliHjn mm:?r imm lHim J , AMfflim Wf Miss Phebs Ett Enos. uwu spread until both limbs woro nf Teotod. Tho pain was bo Intmuto that I could not Rcl to sleep. Tho Ixet doctor In Oneonta nttanded me nnd I took hit medloluo faithfully but kept Vruwlair worse. "One day I asked the doctor to toll we frankly whether he oouhl euro ran. lie hesitated a while and then Mid. 'I might as well tell you ono time as another, MIm ltoos, that ou will probably nerer be active again. Your trouble Is locomotor ataxia and that Is regarded as Incurable. I can probably make ou comfortable, but that Is all.' He was very serious and before lie went away ho advised me to hut all personal matters of Im portaum Into ttlifactory shupo. "This was discouraging onough, but I do not give up easy- nnd I kept oi) with his treatment. By this time I could not rlso from my chair with out being pulled up by tho hands. I couldn't walk without a cano, and I couldn't wnlk tit all In tho dark. Tha dlsoase kept sproading until I had to kcop to my hod most of tho tlmo I could neither dross nor un dross my self and whou I wanted to llo down my sister hnd to lift my limbs nnd put them on tho hod. I had no powor to raise thorn mysolf. - "You seo, I was In protty bad shape when I first liosnn to take Dr. Wil liams' link Pills for Palo People How did I hear about them? Woll. my nophow told mo about a man ho hnd met, somewhero down south, who could walk only wltn crutches tho first time my nephew saw him hut was ontlroly woll a year nftorward. and gavo all tho credit to Dr. WI1 llnms' Pink Pills. Then a nolchbor showod mo a newspaper account of a Bchoharlo county man who had boon cured of locomotor ataxia by tho samo remedy. I sent for somo tho vory noxt morning. I ati"w to it too, fo It was nvo wooks bcroro I saw any boneflt. Then I noticed less pain and I could wnlk without a cano, and had loft of my formor trouhlo only a llttla dragging of my light foot. "Ono day, when I was out. I saw my doctor. Ho was greatly surnrlsod and oxclalmed: 'You certainly aro bettor. What hnB dono It? If you had not got hotter you could not ttvt raised hand or foot by this tlmo.' Woll. I kept on taking tho iiIIIb and Improving. Now I am ns well as any one, eo about freoly. do my own Housework, ovoh run up nnd down sinirs, and sometlmos think I nm young again. All the credit for ray recoery Is due to Dr. Wllllnms' Pink Pills, and surely no one oun recom mend them more highly than I can." A remedy proved enpnble of curing the most dreadful form of nervmm disease known, may he used with con. fldence for all minor disorders, aunh as sciatica, neuralgia, nervous head nuhes, 8t. Vitus' danae nmi nmnm debility Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People aro sold by all druggists mrousiiout tho world. Committee Decides to Investigate the Charges Utah Senator Senator Rests Easy Knowing He Will Be Tried by a Jury of Peers Washington, Jan. 23 By unanl mous voto the sonate committee on olections today decided tho charges against Smoot woro of such a char actor as to demand Investigation. The 'commlttoo authorized Chairman Bur rows to present rosolutlon In tho sen nte to gain nuthorlty to sond for per sons and papers, administer oaths, employ n stonogrnphci and liavo tho oxponso charged to the contingent fund of the sennto. Tho rosolutlon will bo presented Monday. Thoro b but llttla doubt that the authority will be granted, and the wholo qucs tlon of Smoot's obligation to tho Mor mon church, and whethor they super cede those to tho govornmont, and the authorization by the church of poljg amy will be fully ventllnted. WAS MARMNGLY AFFLICTED WTTH CATARRH OF THE LUNGS. Kvanv V S7 WpyBhh M0B3 ijTWi H ll tTOy !1 TAFT COMES HOME San Francisco, Jan. 23. With the booming of guns from nil tho forts at tho ontrnnco to tho harbor tho lltiot Koroa enmo into tho bay this morn. ing with Govornor Tnft, recontly ap pointed secretary of war, aboard. Tho Korea was mot Just outsldo tho heads by tho army transport tug Slocum. on which was a party of distinguished cltlzons nnd army officers. Taft gave thorn a hearty grootlng. He was wel comed on behalf of Goneral MacAr- thur by Major Devol, chief of staff. Taft was hurriedly convoyed to Oak land, whero a train for tho East was In waiting. Before his departure Taft expressod his belief that the Filipinos will be ready for a limited self-government within two years. Ho said for elgn capitalists wero pourinc lanw sums of money Into the Islnnds. with which they wero constructing steam nnd electric railways. rj RFD KY PLKUmlffl ar Ynsw u) rn W- satv urnst m m " "' us jAbb LHHIHI I m$timB$WL yii JHHEftsfJLV- Wmmmmm wmummr VCv nMSlVffllKffill' I lM7 'I'WM - TVH'irrTtTrTrfTfFrTir JUDGE DURIIA3I, OP GREENSDOItO, GEOnGIA. Catarrh of the Lungs the First Stage of Consumption. So All Medical Authorities Agree. Jndgo Durham, n woll-known local Judgoof Groonsboro, Ga., had anoxpo rlonco with Teruna well worth reciting. Aroporthad bocomo current among tho Judge's friends that ho was threatened with consumption. It vraa foarod for a tlmo that Georgia was to loso ono of its most prominent nnd influential citizens. It was also reported that tho Judgo had failed to got any relief from any of tho medical aid at hla commnnrl. l,nt i,n hod mado use of tho now world famous remedy, Foruna, and mado a prompt re covery. Tho affair created mil to a sensa tion in medical circles especially, nnd tho many friends of Judgo Durham woro notonly exceedingly gratified at his re covery, but wero enthusiastic in their praises of tho remedy that had broucht him relief. Tho following written statement from the judgo hlmsolf sot forth tho facts: Qrccnsboro, Qa,, March 3, 1900. "Somo time ago I contracted a severe cold which settled on my lungs and In my head. I tried mmnv remedies, nil of which gavo me no relief. I con eluded that mvcase was catarrh ntthn head and lungs, and seeing Peruna so highly recommended I began using It, experiencing tho very best results from " continued using Peruna for i short while, and have never felt ik least symptoms of catarrh since, ft. runa Is certainly a good medicine, toi deserves tho highest pralso which It given It by the general public. " jucigo Duriiamhaa been Secretary ai Treasurer of tho city of Groonsboro, Gi for tho past threo yoars, and has bwni local Judgo for ton years. Drcnd Consumption. Tliero nn threo roads which lead froa hoalth to consumption. Ovor ono of theso roads pass nil of that great mnltl tudo of pcoplo who dio ovory year c( consumption. Each routo begins win health and happiness and onrla will, su. oaso and doath. First read: u silent cold nmiij Bottles in tho head or tlirnot ,,. catarrh extends to tho lungs consuap. uuu-nivuuii Second roed: a sllcrht rnirin,i!.j cough sottlcs in tho lungs couch trrtA. ually growing worse consumptloa-doath. Third read: a' cold noglocted-ssttlei in tho throat hoarsonoss short bretl) consumption death. Thousands havo Just started onoasof theso roads, nil of whnm xnni.i i,...m.. cured by Toruna, Thousands more tit half way to tho fatal end of ono of thew roads who aro still curablo by a coarw of troatmont bv Pomna. v mi,.. thousands aro nonr thn nnd mi,. 1..1 days could bo mado bearablo and bow Of recovers Tnnrn nrntinMn v.- ... 1 i ,t W"'M" "J vutuituv Dttetlves Co Frte. Ixis Angelw, Jan. 88 Detectives Oownji, Hawtoy nnd Murphy, whn killed IxhiIi and Joeepli Cholseer. of WluHllly, llllu. while trying to nr ttmt them un u charge of mbeasle fcHHit. were dlM-hnmetl at their pre lltuluury hwtrtng this imirulNg Th Juilg held that It was done In self defense. Miss Delphlne Comoyer has re turned from a visit to Portland. She n accompanied by Miss Ada Glrod, who will spend n fw ,iay in ihl. U Killed by Moros. Manila. Jan. 23. While on a stwnt. Ing expedition, .ut Campbell Flake was i;illel and Lieut. Win, Roberts nnd Private Koy wounded bv Mnnu All belonged to the Twenty-second In-fantry. May Have Found Body. Ventura. Jan. 88. A hurried tele phone message this morning sum moned Coroner Beckley to the hills back of Seepe. where Harry Itadford h oung hunter Is lo.t It U thn.,i.f th" body of lUdford has been found the first hntlle. A reward ofSlO.nnt) fine , Zu , .... .,, '?'rTmam"a'T: buS, ohio, as a dnra7t;rttoni;ra7o7eyesl, FIFTEEN SAILORS DROWNED WILD WASTE OF WATERS (Continued from page ono.) havo been abandoned, nnd tho trackc are five feet undor wator. Fnmlllos In many parts of the city are trapped In the upper stories. . rmiwiiwriwwiwrMMimwtgTniiiBriii-- """" " ' - hi ' "'" I fw''l Do ffl VBn BIb "TS, tf- mvS kW Ar J 15 1 mLmsJF or known. All Industries dependent on olectrlclty are tied up. Includulng the newspapers. The first doors of nil building on the water front nre under water. Highest Water Known. Charon. Pa.. Jan. 28. Tha simr.. villa bridge was swept away, drown ing Victor Dunham and thr.. ini.nrr this morning. The water Is the high, est known, and is still rising. AU trains on the- Cleveland & Pittsburg 'immemsmmHZTzas&vjxrt No Cause for Murder. Bedford, Ind . Jan. 23. All the ovl deuce shows Miss Schaffer was mur dered by men who had Inlii in -if. for a week for the opportunity; the eauso Is unknown. Ono whlto man and the other n mulatto, both strang ers here. Two suspects answering the description, have been arrested at Carruthersvllle, where thoy are bolng held, but won't he returned heie for fear of a mob. Journal classified ads bring quick results. West Hampton, L. I., Jan. 23, The schoonor Augusta Hunt, from Port land, was wrecked off Quogeto earlf this morning, nnd, dosplto tho effort! of the lifosnvors, 15 of tho crew were drownod, nnd but two saved. Tho sea was vory heavy, and tho fog so donst tho coast guard for hours could not launch tholr boat or lino, although uioy Hoard continued criea for help. You Want a Rocfees ot Chait so now Is the time to save a few dollars All Rockers and Gnaws will he sold at ale Prices Khril'.M;;u'1J''!l"u",s5,,' " " g through tho week. A full atook to eeleot from toriirp--! WcoaL ' " wrnuuw ut V Yots For Low Prices ttfca & Hamilton. Tl" A fawtf"" Jmtysam Plate trnnhl ! o n,r.,. u;. . . .. - never were ,is, 0,he,s are ZZ Z 7 ?' nAu"r" ,snot Placed m proper Condition fnr tU ;.. - . . K J.. m.mu . wearing or plates. I he membnnes become tender, red and in "imed. The gums become swollen and the DlafP lJ llnr.,fl-LI ih.n: ,"C' sometimes a little K f ar,"'"e e''miia- ' Policing, .s Z S!" 0"ionally a plate is so utterly rSJlf,-. ur plated eA in i ' "'"siactory we will be giaa to make an examlninn a . .... the r.iiA f . i- " 4U,U lcu uu v w. luc iruUnjet Conaoltatloa Free wif. l:sitive,y and absolutely WIthOUt Dan ManH f t.. ..x.i arem.H; ucc wncn P,ai" " w TP l1 wa uuno. ee Reasonable JsJB&.Wid& Office Hos .ftfcu. ; iTT' to 8:30 faiq. io a. . ,B0 B , Phone, Mam 259 f jr xxttenoaixt