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Experience of Several Albany
People With Steam
Roadster
bridge, and, with the buggy scraping
the railing for a, distance of fully six
or seven rods, finally got past the ma
chine. There were quite a number
of people ion the bridge at the time,
and there was consternation and fear
that the railing would give way with
the result that ,the buggy and its oc
cupants would be hurled Into the river
below.
One of the ladles In the buggy was
Mrs. W. M. Phillips, who resides a
half mile north of the Benton county
end of the bridge. Parties who were
on the brlJge at the time report that
the auto stopped about the center of
the bridge until Mrs. Phillips had
come within about 50 feet of the ma
chine, when it suddenly started up at
the same time sounding the whistle.
This so frightened the horse as to
I The Albany Herald relates the ex
perience of several Albany people
Kith an automebile:
George H. Graves, wfth his big au
tomobile, was in the city yesterday,
land last evening, while driving the big
pouring car about the city, he came make the animal unmanageable, and
jnear causing several accmcnw, nurses, DUt f0r the timely assistance of a
iking fright at the big machine, andcoupie of young men on the bridge,
was we grcaieai oi juck loni no one .would have gone over the railing. Mrs.
iras injured. During the evening he Phillips' efforts to hold the plunging
tad gone across the steel bridge into. horge severely strained her back, and
Benton county with a party of friends, after her arrival home she was com-
bd on the return, while driving across pelled to send for a physician. "Dr.
the bridge at a rapid rato of speed, 'winnard. was called, and he found the
aet a single buggy going In the op- jady jn a serious condition, suffering
iosite direction. The two ladies in severe pain, and he reports her in a
the buggy did their best to control ua(i condition as the result of the
Ehelr horse, but succeeded In passing strain and the fright received.
the big auto only after a narrow es- Later in the oveninir a well known
ape from being hurled into the stream business man who drives a good horse
any reet ueiow. me norse, ingni- met the big auto in the street. Four
ned at the appearance of the auto. dIk ehB on the swift movlnc ma-
eared and sprang to the side of thejchine frightened the gentleman's
, horse almost out of his wits, and, while
.the driver kept control of the animal,
he was compelled to turn quickly arid
get out of the way of the maqhlno,
Which he did while using language
that was far more emphatic than ele
gant. j A third case of frightening a horse
occurred when a well known horse
man, having In the buggy with him
FOOD BECAME POISON
MR. TOBIN'S BLOOD CIRCULATED
DEATH THROUGH HIS BODY.
Scrofulous Conditions Beyond Power
of Physicians to Check Cured by
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Chittim Bark
Highest Price paid at Fry's
Drug Store, Salem, Oregon.
Parties desiring to hold their
bark fpr higher prices, will be giv
en Free Storage at our warehouse.
Wo are the largest buyers of
Chittim Bark, Oregon Grape Root,
Oregon Balsam of Fir and Bees
Wax. We will buy for cash, sell on
commission, or give you freo stor
age. Wrlto or call upon us berore
you soil. DANIEL J. FRY, Whole
sale and Retail Druggist, Salem;
Oregon.
Mr. William Tobin, of No. 20
Smith's court, Newburyport, Mass., a
well-known engineer, is very enthus
iastic ovep- the remarkable change
which has occurred In his physical
condition. "A few years ago," ho says,
"scrofula showed itself In the swell
ing of the glands of my neck and the
disease gradually extended until my
whole body was affected and I was
covered with sore3 practically from
head to foot; little watery putfs kept
appearing, growing -larger, and finally
breaking and discharging a yellow
fluid. After a whllo they" would, dry
up in some places only to break out
anew jn omer pans oi my oony.
"The physicians who attended mo-
said I had scrofula in its worst form.
Their treatment Instead of arresting
the spread of the disease only caused
it to break out more extensively.
After I had suffered in this way for
four months, my misfortunes were In
creased by a severe attack of typhoid
malaria. For some time I gave up all
hope of recovery, but after five weeks
the fever was checked and the doctors
said the danger point was passed.
"I was still, however, affected as
badly as ever with scrofula and It
looked as if I 'never could get rid of
that dlseabe. A friend chanced to
call on me one day and told roe about
the excellence of Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills as a blood remedy. I became In
terested and bought a box and began
X-RADIUMS
Oregon has gone
geance.
dry with a von-
L. S. Knapp has moved his oak saw
mill into Dallas.
Polk ' county hasr recurrent attacks
of the oil well fever.
The Turner campmeetlng has only
added to tho spell of the dry, it
seems.
Tho Newberg city council will put
In an $150,000 concrete reservoir for
Its water plant.
Tho best newspaper advertisers are,
as a rule, the best and most success
ful business men.
If this is tho first effect of local
a Portland; friend to whom ho was lo lUKO u,reo . uu lwo i"a
showing his fine driving horse, ami each nt the fl8t Pox wns U8ed "P
ovnnrwiini, n,, ,,!... f , Then I bought a second box and in-
i ., i ...., ... 'creased the dc
animal, showine esneclallv how centle .
an.i ohPrtipntAho wns Whn 'hrv!the end of the second box, I notice J
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creased the doso to threo pills. At
that the old sores were healing some
Call for Bids.
The City of Salem, Oregon, does
hereby call for bids for the public
lighting of its streets by arc electric
system, In full accord with tho plans
and specifications now on file in tho
office of the recorder of said city, and
for the interior lighting of tho city hall
in said city In the same volume and
system now in operation In said build
ing. All bids in response hereto to be
filed with the recorder of said city on
or before 5 o'clock p. m. on Monday,
August 1, 190 i. And the city of Sa
lem reserves the right to reject any
or all bids filed In this behalf. Done
by order of the common council this
28th day of June, 190L
U W. ACHESON.
Chairman, Committee on Printing.
6-28 lOd
met the blc automobile? Tho machine.
with Its glaring headlights, suddenly and tnnt thore wero not many freh
hove in sight, and away went the gen- Boros breaking out. I kept on using
tlemen, horse and buggy, and the drlv- tho PJlls unt11 l had ta,ten ten boxes
er could not see his own animal for and then r was entirely cured. I have
. tho cloud of dust kicked up by the lat- had no rmira of the d,6ease Blnce
ter. Ho said little at the time, but he n "av "ol 0bl u b wor "uB.i
can bo depended upon to enter an em- flickuess since Jwas cured by this
Phatlc protest against tbo fast run- wonderful medicine."
nltfg of automobiles on tho streets and ' Ia cas of scrofula the blood bo
roads. It is saiii that, as a result of cmes vitiated to suchan- extent that
the three occurrences of last night, u no lnBr abI to. bu,ld UD tho
propor restrictions on automobiles will body- IJ carr'08 to every part Irrlta
be asked for at the hands of the city UH and dcay!- Instead of renewal of
council. The streets of the city and Ufe. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills relievo
the bridge, all of them Jnslde the city n two ways. They stimulate the di-
limits, should and doubtless will be seetlon. which Increases proper nour-
REPRESENTS A GREAT HOUSE.
Geo. C. Mltty, Valley Agent for Web
ster's International Dictionary.
Herewith Is a llkoness of George C.
Mltty, a young man of Polk county
who has resided In this state for near
ly 15 years and in Polk county for
about 14 years. Ho graduated from
option, pleaao excuse Oregon from
going dry any more.
You can take your cholco botwosn
!tho Portland 10-cent vaudevilles and
the Oregon City Chautauqua.
All the Fourth of July celebrations
this year in Oregon have for orators
in Oregon the most prominont natlvo
sons.
Tho post office department has or
dored that carriers need not leave
mail at houses whoro vicious dogs
aro kept.
Tho Salem business mon should
not bo working for another bum Port
land directory, that noyor does Jus
tice to this city,
Tho carnival, tho campmeetlng, tho
Chemawa graduating, not even tho
Fouth of July colcbratings seem
able to break tho drouth.
A motor lino half way to Liberty
will havo plenty of business. It will
mean tho extension of city homes for
nnothor milo further south.
Tho Brownsvlllo Times lsa-modol
country newspaper, It Is a(crodlto
that city,' and the city?' that 'producos
such a paper Is a credit to tho state,
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All the snake charmers 'nro lftSa
lem this week. Independence" Enter
prise. Even tho Entorprlso mnn hadj. to
come over;, , yQ
Corvallls Gazottoi' John BaynO and
wife, of Boise, Idahko;N are spending a
short vacation In" tho Willamette Val
ley. Last wools thoy visitod Newport,
and ara now visiting in this city.
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Tho first number of tho Gresham
Gnzotto has been rocolvcd'at this of
fice. , Wo can remember when that
place was a more hole in tho woods.
Now it Is a full fledged incorporated
city. It has a nowspaper ami wants
a bnnk. It alo has a cemetery and
a public school.
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Geo. C. Mltty,
the public schools of Oregon In March
1894, and from the Capital Business
college in March 1902. He is engaged
In a work that will provo of Inestim
able value to the public schools and
educational intorosta of this stato and
we commenJ him as worthy arid de
ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM
Dry Goods and Millinery, will remain ifi, business at
the old stand, 302 Commercial Street.
1 1 We Have Put chased
! ! the Adolph Clothing Store, 295 Commercial street,
! ! opposite oar regular place of business, which we will
; ; proceed to dispose of at greatly reduced prices.
;; jv uits viiu tuiug eiiiu- aai
J AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
I Gents' Underwear, Socks, Suspenders, Shirts in fact
S every article in the store will be sold at
Greatly Reduced Prices f
g Sale Now On
295 Commercial Street
serving liberal support and patronage
made safe for all classes of citizens, lament; and thoy Introduce into the J Mr. Mltty is propared to employ
blood elements that purify ana agenis in nm worK ana can oner goou
Btrengthon It.. They are sold by all
druggists.
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Good buggies aro now being sold
during our special sale at tho prlco of
cheap ones. Mitchell, Lewlla & Stav
er Company, Salem branch. 6-30-tf
New Dentist.
Dr. Keltv extracts and fills teeth ab-
OASVOIIZA. L1..,,. nnls.. t. . nruuita
C&ytfffl&&t 'Gray building. Phone Main 1617-
Inducements. Correspondence soli
cited. Ho represents tho G. & C. Mor
rlam Company, publishers of tho In
ternational Dictionary for tho-entire
Willamette volloy.
Call on or address Goo. C. Mltty,
box 30, Salem. Enquire Journal office
Htrie Wing Sang Co.
Great sale of fireworks, at wholesale and retail prices.
All kinds. Court street, corner the alley.
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