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CAPITAL JOURNAL, SAIXM, OREQOK, SATPBPAY, SEPTEMBER 10, W
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Drudgery
And Wortry Sap Wom
an's Nervous
Vitality.
There la pothlnt; more jirre wrecklnr
tfc&a household tfutlrs and Uio care of
children. Tho drudccry. worry and pet
ty annoy an co of tho day, and broken
xtst at night soon exhaust licr vitality
and aho becomes nervous, Irritable and
mstieta. If allowed to continue It ends
in flick, Nervous Headache, Stomach,
Xlrer and Kidney trouble, and thoso
trrlt)Io Periodical Bearlns-clown pains,
which come from nervous exhaustion.
Dr. lilies ncstoratlvo Nervine Is a
neverfflllln(f remedy for such cases. It
builds up and soothes the nerves, and
brins the sweet, restful sleep, so much
a ceded.
No other medicine Is so pleasant or
to curatlvo In otery case of female
weakness, nervousness or central worn-,
out condition.
Try It at our risk.
Cost refidcd If first bottle falls to
benefit you.
"I had been sick several years with
Indigestion and nrvous prostration,
which kept me almost constantly under
a physician's care, and while I had been
treated by four doctors, I received only
temporary relief. I was very weak and
helpless, and unable to attend to my
household duties. After reading about
Dr. Miles' Nervine, I concluded to glo
Jt a trial. The first few doses brought
restful sleep at night, nnd an nppctlto
lor food. Continuing tho treatment, I
rapidly Improved, and now I urn we)!
ad nlile to do nil my work."
Mllii. M. J. OLDH, aarkston. Mich.
WW Wrlto us and we will mall
X SXJUEt you a Free Trial Tackago of
Br. Miles' Antl-Paln Pills, the New.
Scientific Itemedy for Tain, Also Symp
tom Blank for our Specialist to dlagnosa
your caso nnd tell you what Is wrong
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Address: DR. WLK8 MEDICAT, CO.,
JUnOKATOlUEH. ULIUIAIiT, 1ND.
flits act is not recalled atr an argu
ment why a saloon shoulder should not
bo permitted there now, but simply to
refresh the memories of some of Sa
lem's old-time resident, who will smile
when thy remember what took place
there in the dark nges of Salem. About
that time the Grovcr-Watkins-Dearborn
regime was playing a solo hand in Ma
rion county and stato polities. They did
business in those days, and did it by
methods that has not becomo entirely
obsolete to the modern politician. It
will be remembered that the political
aggregation referred to above nt that
timo had a friend named "Major"
Hugh llankin. Ho was their friend in
deed, for ho came to their rescue in
lime of sore need. Ho handled the pri
maries in first-class style, and when it
became apparent that a saloon was
needed for his ptirposos he started it
himself, and conducted it for the J-evon-
in, Influonee nnd prosperity of himself
and his friends. Moreover, ho con
ducted it in tho block whore the new
saloon nronoses to do business. So
much for ancient history.
DESPEPSIA
YIELDS
NINE YEABS' VICTIM ITNDS
REMEDY THAT CUBES. ,
Por Two Years Too Weak to Work A
Dozen Doctors Had Tried to Check
Disease Treatment That
Succeeded.
"I began to feel better the second
day after I started to uso tho pills
and by the time I had taken the thrco
, T was entirely well. I Jiave
proved in my owncaso that Dr. Wil
Hams' Pink Pills can cure even when
doctors fail, and that they euro thor
oughly, for a long time has passed
since my restoration to health and I
know it is complete and lasting."
That Mrs. Darvoux '" stubborn in
digestion yielded so promptly to Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills after so many
other remedies had failed is a convinc
ing proof thnt the surest way to make
sound digestion is to give strength to
(the organs concerned in tho process,
'Dr. Williams' Pink Pills act directly
on the blood and supply it with ele-
A. AUFPERLE, President.
A. F. HOFER, Vice President.
E. W. HAZARD, C,hk
Troubles having their origin in
some weakness or disorder of the
digestive organs arc very common.
Pain and burning sensations in the
stomach, nausea, headaches, palpita
tion of the heart, vertigo, nervousness, ments essential to the vigor of every
sleeplessness springing from this organ. The stomach instead of being
cause are vexing multitudes, .tvery allowed to grow weaker tnrougn in
organ of the bodj? is impaired by lack activity is roused to do its work and
Qvcqow State Banh
Incorporated.
Jefferson, Oregon,
makes loans, ols-
iwuets a Eeneral banking business:
counts bills and receive leposlts. .
Deals In foreign and domestic pxchange.
Collections mad on favorable terms.
Notaries Publle-We tondnr our services In nil matter ol
conveyancing. Real estate 'cans negotiated at low rates of
conveyance BU8INE88 80LICIT
Interest.
ANCIENT
HISTORY
RECALLED
A'Pa'ge From an Old Timers
Scrap Book Reveals
Some Truths
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A statement has been mndo thnt
tboro nover was n saloon in tho block
occupied by tho Qoodo millinery par
lors, which nro to bo superceded by a
dlsponsary of liquid refreshments next
month. Hut thnt seems to bo a lnlstako
Largo Chittim Tree.
A curiosity at tho court house is a
piece of chittim bark. It stands u feet
high nnd 60 inches in circumference,
and assumes its natural shape just as
when upon tho parent tree. It was ob
tained by girdling the tree nt tho top
nnd bottom, slitting it nt tho side, and,
with a stick, foroing it from tho tree;
It was sent over here from tho Alsca
country for Mr. Trench for the Lewis
nnd Clarke exhibit. It is said that
there is a chittim tree nt the head of
Bock Creek that measures four feet in
diameter. Corvnllis Gazette.
Horses Killed at Chcmawa.
Tho ovorlnnd train last evening
killi'd four head of horsos near tho Che-
maun school, said t belong to n band
of Indians enmped nearby. The horses
nttompted to cross tho track directly in
front of the train, whiah was going at
luu spucu, una, ueioro u couiu
stopped, tho lorsos were killed.
o
of proper nutrition, strength and ner
vous onergy needed for success nro
consumed in enduring discomfdrt, and
tho feebleness of age is reached pre
maturely. All sufferers will read with lively
interest the story of tho complete re
covery of Mrs. Nettlio Darvoux from
soon does it perfectly. No other rem
edy acts so quickly or so thoroughly
on the blood and hence no other yields
such radical results in cases of indiges
tion. Mrs. Darvoux lives nt Xo. 497 Sixth
street, Detroit, Mich. Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills nro sold by all druggists in
be
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Has world-wide fnmo for marvelous
cures. It surpnsaoH any other salve,
lotion, ointment or bnlm for Cuts,
Corns, Hums, Dolls, Soroi, Felons, Ul
cers, Tettor, Salt Ilhcum, Fover Sores,
Chnppod Hands, Skin Eruptions; in
fallible for Piles. Cure guaranteed.
Only 25o at J. t'. Perry's drug store.
LONG
an advanced stage of chronic dyspep-1 every part of the world. As the diet
sin which was thought to bo incurable, of dyspeptics s a matter of great im
"To be niling for nine years is not 'portance they should send to tho Dr.
a very pleasant experience," said .Williams' Medicine Company, Schen
Mrs. Darvoux, when asked for some cctady, K. Y,, for a booklet entitled
account of her illness, "For two "What to Eat nnd How to Eat."
years I was critically ill and could Among its contents is a very valuable
not attend to my' household duties, 'chapter on the treatment of constipa
nnd at one time I was so weak and tion.
miserable for some weeks that I could o
not even walk. My trouble was chron
ic dyspepsia. I beramo extremely thin
nnd had a sallow complexion. I had
no appetite and could not take any
food without suffering great dis
tress." "Did you have a physician?"
"Yes, I took medlcino from n dozen
different doctors, but without getting
any benefit whntovor,"
"How did you got on the track of a
cure!"
"That cimio about in a peculiar
way. A book concerning Dr. "Wil
liams' Pink Pills was thrown in our
doorway one day. My husband picked
it up and rend it through carefully.
Hu was so impressed by tho state
ments in it of thoso who had been
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The Journal office is in receipt of a
letter from Mrs. Belle Thompson, of
Gilroy, Santa Clara county, California,
asking for information concerning her
father, B. C. Babb. She has not heard
from him for 29 years, and, as he is
now 84 years old, she is very anxious
to hear of his whereabouts.
cured by thnt remedy that ho immedi
ately went out and bought thrco boxes
of tho pills nnd iusistcd on my taking Bears the J? "
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