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DAILY CAP ITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1904.
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"WTS. Birch, Aiton,Va., an extensive
nhrtfi growor of that placo, writes tho
1 tallowing lottor to thq Peruna Medicine
W3. .ot Goluinbus, Ohio. Wo print tho
t&KMirtafull:
1 Aftin, Va., Jnno A, 1000.
X&oTenuin. Mcdlcino Co., Columbus, O. t
Oontlomon "Tho country la so flooded
varith patent modiclno9 of ovory kind that
roTVortlilcHB and a humbug, that I for
ono, am glad to bo abla to say I havo
tonndono that la ovory thing and moro
kthan is claimed for It.
'Xy wife was voiy much run down
mxuitml of oorU In ovory way. Bho had
i rjalvio dlsordor which loft her vory
vrvnlt, norvous and no appetite at all.
Ono dr.y I happonod to bo at my
fathor'fl store, S. A. iJlrch, Coresvlllo,
.Alb county, Va., and noticed your modi
, siao ho haa thoro for solo.
, " 1 thought it might help my wife, bo
Mbrought a bottio of it homo and within
i'vi week oho commenced to eat and now
oho 1 hungry all tho tlmo and not half
iho mcdlcino has boon taken. Wo both
mgreo that it boata any mcdlcino to bring
on U appetite and to put tho norveu in
,jjood slmpii fchat wo havo over had any
rlilng to dot -wllli. Wo had our family
Vtfnr to Ivo hoi nmllclno and lio did
tll ho could, but sho did not improve tho
least. Sho has con
sumption In her fam
ily and sho was In
such bad shape t so
run down, nervous,
weak, and could not
eat, that I had begun
to got very uneasy, but your modiolus
mado on ontiroly now woman of her.
bollovo sho oats and feels hotter no-n
than sho has for years.
" havo not the slightest doubt bm
that your medicine has saved her from
a long spell ot sickness, it nothing
more. All my family had begun to
get uneasy, but, of course, she did not
know It and I have only Just told het
of It since sho has improved so much.
I had no Idea It would do halt what i
has and don't think there is anothei
medicine mado that will begin to com
pare with lt."V. B. Birch, Fruit
Grower, Ation, Alb county, Va.
If yon do not derlvo' prompt and satl
factory results from tho uao of Peruna,
wrltoalonco to Dr. Hartman, giving a
full statemont of your caso and lie will
bo pleased to glvo yoa his valuable ad
vlco gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President ol
Tho Ilartman Sanitarium. Columbus, O
EYE RESTORED TO ITS COLOR.
Tatoolng Operation Proves Success,
ful In Boston Hospital.
Boston, April 7. Tlint tho color
of tho human oyo can bo changed by
tho Ubo of tattoo noedlcs has boon
shown by an operation performed at
tho Massachusetts Eye and Ear In
firmary. A patient has Buflored for somo
itimo with an affection which partly
ucstroyod the color of one oyo, but
affected IiIb sight only slightly. Tho
oyo contained a whlto streak, ex
tend almost around the pupil.
An instrument consisting of flvo
ordinary cambric noodles placod side
by slilo was uosd. Tho ncodol points
being Inserted Into tho sclorotfc coat
ing of tho oyo to a depth of not mora
than a slxty-fouth on an Inch. Each
jiisortlon miulo flvo tiny holes. This
wftB ropeatod several times.
A solution of India Ink previously
-uhaded to match tho eyos as nearly
-&s posslhlo, was thon rubbed In with
tho finger and worked Into each of
tho holos mnJo by ncodlo points. Tho
patient fult no HI effects.
NO PHYSICIAN NEED APPLY.
La Grande Woman Says the Lord
Will Care for Injured Son.
oASTonx.
'SmtiUi
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Ilia Kind You Haw Always Bought
j ins mm tou iiare wwayj
La Grando, Or., April 27. A lad
named Bruce Borders, aged 11 years
of ago, whllo playing about the school
house Monday evening, met with quite
a sovero accldont. A crowd of boy3
woro playing with a 10-pound weight,
throwing IL Ono of tho boys was tak
ing a last shot, when young Border
hurriedly ran by him, and was struck
with tho weight in tho back of the
shoulder and knocked Insensible. He
was taken to tho school building, and
his mother and a doctor were sent for.
Tho boy rallied nt first, hut soon
was unconscious again. His mother
arrived, and whon sho was told that
tho doctor would soon bo thoro she
declared that no doctor should touch
nor boy, declaring that tho "Lord
would tako caro of him."
Tho boy's shoulder blade and a rib
woro broken, and at last accounts to
day ho Is in a serious condition, but
ho has had no doctor.
"Stubs" Wllklns and "Happy SI"
Davis will "whirl tlip whirl" If they
got In a tight placo during tho games.
It is a brand now feat, aud promises
to bo an attraction.
In speaking of tho fatal shooting
affray which occurred In that city, tho
Corvallis Times says that hoodlum
Ism, In which a gang of Corvallis boys
have engaged for two or three years
past, is what led up to tho tragedy
which occurred there Sunday night.
Chester Keady was often a partici
pant In the doings of the gang, and.
on soveral occasions, fell into the
hands of tho authorities. Though less
than 19 years of nge, he was of great
physical strength, and tho equal of
any ordinary man In a fist fight.
Saturday night Keady was under
the Influenco of liquor. He wanted
to renew hostilities with Ben Guler,
with whom Keady and his gang pro--vlously
had trouble. A crowd was
gathored In front of Brodor's saloon.
Keady and Outer were among tho
crowd, and a general question aroso
as to whether Keady could whip
Guler. Keady removed his coat and
hat, and hung them on hooks In front
of a butcher shop nearby, turned his
gun over to his friend, Bert Turner,
and Indlcnted that ho was ready to
fight. At this, Guler went away, and
In a fow minutes returned with ex
Sheriff Osburn, who pleaded with Kea
dy to go home. Keady finally started
away, saying that ho was going to
find Guler and whip him. Osburn
then decided to arrest Keady, when
the latter tfrcw hl3 gun, and told
Osburn, who was advancing toward
him, not to approach any nearer.
Keady passed Into and through n
crowd that had gathered. Among oth-
ers James Dunn approached Keady,
and tried to persuado him to give up
tho gun, but all met with Keady's In
variable defy.
All tho tlmo Osburn was following.
Keady left tho crowd, took to the
streot, walking backwards townrds the
pastofllce. . Both Osburn nnd Dunn
woro thon following him. Keady
warned Osburn not to come nearer or
he would shoot. Keady then stopped
within a fow feet of tho postofllce
pavement. Osburn and Dunn contin
ued to advance. Keady discharged
his gun at Osburn. The latter crouched
a j Keady fired, staggered and was
caught by Dunn.
Keady was then Joined by Bert
Tumor, and, after a detour of several
blocks they woro approached by
Sheriff Burnett and James Dunn, whllo
talking near James Taylor's house.
Keady saw tho men approaching
stepped off tho sidewalk and remarked
to Turner that ho "would drop those
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two fllows." Keady had previously
said ho would shoot tho sheriff if he
attempted to arrest him.
Sheriff Burnott stopped up and lall
his hand on Keady's shoulder, saying:
"I want you, Keady." Tho answer was
a shot from Keady's pistol, aimed at
Burnett, but It went wldo of tho
mark. . Dunn stepped forward at this
moment, and Keady 11 red at him, tin
shot taking effect in the' abdomen.
Dunn staggered and dropped to hh
knees, Sheriff Burnett fired, and Kea
dy foil. Two or thrco shots wore thon
fired in rapid succession by Dunn, one
of thom taking effect, it is believed,
as Keady staggered under Sheriff Bur
nett' shct.
Chance to Move On.
Al. Smith, a dishwasher at a local
restaurant, has been under the ban
for somo tlmo on account ot his pro
clivities to get on a spreo rather reg
ularly, but tho police havo tolerated
him on his ,prom!so to straighten up.
Last night ho went on a periodical,
and this morning Chlof Olbson served
him with a move-on order. His tlmo
expires nt 4:30 this afternoon.
The Oregonlan Tueslay had a fow
editorials not written by tho $18 a
week barn-'3hlnglers. They were less
than a yard long, and had real germoa
from tho think-tank scattered all
through them, Instead of a meaning
less decoction of mush. They started
with a clear sentence and wound up
with a whip cracker that stuck In tho
reador's mind. Thoy dealt with some
thing right on tap, not grovolllng3 or
nincompoop grundylsms. Noxt, why
don't tho Oregonlan get ono man on
Its staff who can draw a cartoon?
Any cartoonist ought to get an origin
al Idea onco In a while, nnd bo ablo
to glvo It recognizable expression be
yond tho limits of a blear-oyed blur
None of tho Oregonlan people seem
to know these thlng3 which tho gener
al public has felt for somo time, so
wo have put them down In plain sight.
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Tho V C. T. U. will give a local
auction social Friday night at their
hall at, 8 o'clock. There will bo somo
good musical numbers and short ad
dresses by T. T. Geer and others. Ev
erybody Is Invited to como.
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