DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1007.
KING
OF
THROAT
AND
LUNG
DR. KING'S
NEW
DISCOVERY
for COUGHS AND GOLDS
CURES'" THROAT" LUNG
DISEASES
SAVED HER SON'S LIFE
My son Rer was taken down a year ago with lung trouble. Wo
doctored some niontks without Improvement. Then I began giving
Dr. King's New Discovery, and I noon noticed a change for the better.
I kept this treatment up for a few weeks and now my son 1b perfectly
weU and works ovory day. mr SAMp. RiPPEE, Ava, Mo.
50c AND $1.00
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
J. C. PERRY'S DRUG STORE
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AT EIGHTEEN
Mistake Is Discovered and Couple
Arc Married
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pay one oent in cuah, Simply tta
toto n frw mluutcfl of your spare
thno to n good cnune ami roo4rn
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George Washington
Clock
As n rownrtl. TIiIh clock is almost
ten Inched high, hihI vwy ornniuen
tnl In 'IcnIkii, in the now Egyptian
Ebony tlultdi. Inipos.slblo to tat-nUh,
A perfect Untuty, ami absolutely
gunmntoed by tho inanufiictutvra.
Our liberal olTor Is u follows
Get two now yearly Hulwcrlbore t
Tho Onpltnl Journal, at the regular
HuKtcription price, $(1.00 by carrier,
or $1,00 by mull, ami on receipt of
tho money at our ofllce, the lutnd
bomo present Is yours. If you car
not K't two yearly sulwcrllKM-a, gc4
four for lx months each, or if yon
llutl It easier, get eight of yoHr
friend to sign up for throe RumthJi
each. A sample clock cab be seen
at Tho Journal office. Do uot delay,
get buy t ouce, ami "got happy."
Akkvs all onleni to the Clrcwla
tloii DojvartwvoHt of Tli Journal.
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Albnny Hcrnltl, 17: Led through
a misinterpretation of tho contontB
of nn affidavit for a marrlngo IIcoiibo,
to bollovo that no -youth undor 20
years of ago could bo married In Ore
gon, John Scott, ngod 18 yonrs, of
Fish Lnko, Linn county, was not dis
couraged In his determination to be
como a benedict. With his intonded
brldo, Miss Lena Sterling, of Sweot
Home, ho dceldod to go to tho stnto
of Washington and thcro bo wedded.
Tho couplo arrived In Albany yes
torday on their way to Vancouver to
bo marrlod, but through a lucky
chnnco dlscovorcd that Oregon laws
would not prohibit tholr mnrrlago,
and then and thoro abandoned their
Journoy to bo marrlod In this city.
County Judgo Stewart porformed tho
wedding coromony last ovonlng.
Throo weokB ago County Clork
Miller recolvod nn application for a
mnrrlago llccnso to bo Issued to Mr.
Scott and Miss Sterling. Tho appli
cation wna accompanied by a signed
atntomont for tho Intendod groom's
father, giving his consent to his son's
mnrrlago. As It was necossnry for
an affidavit to bo properly certified
to, County Clork Miller nt onco for
warded ono to Mr. Scott.
In filling out tho blanks on tho
nffldavlt It was Inndvortnntly nindo
to certify that tho groom was over
20 yenrs of ago, whan 18 yonrs
should havo boon written Instond.
When Mr. Scott rocolvod tho affi
davit and road tho portion whoro
ho would bo roqulrod to swonr that
ho was over 20 yoars of age, ho con
cluded that tho stato would not per
mit him to wod until ho had passod
20 years. It was for this roason that
Miss Storllng and himself arrived In
Albnny yesterday morning bound for
Vancouver, Washl ngton, whoro they
belloved tho law would nllow them
to wed,
A friend who enhnced to soo tho
couplo in town before tho north
bound train loft, montlonod tho fact
to tho county clork. Recalling that
tho couplo had made application
throo weoks ago for a marriage
license, and surmising thnt some mis
take might havo occurred, a resident
of Sweet Home was callod by tolo
phono, and tho truo facts ascertain
ed. County Clork MUlor and Deputy
Clerk Marks at onco rushed for the
depot In an offort to find Mr. Scott
and his Intonded bride. When thv
arrived tho train was about to leave.
Mr, Scott and Miss Sterling were al
ready on tho train with tholr tickets
purchased. Informed that there was
no bar to tholr amrrlage In Orogon
tho couplo abandoned their trip pro
ceeded to tho court houso and wero
united In mnrrlago by County Judgo
Stewart.
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S031R SOLID SHOT.
(Prom Farm, Stock and Home.)
At tills wrltlug it looks like a latc
startlng Beason over much of the east
and the Canadian northwest. But
It's best to bo reassured by that old
Adage, A bad beflnniar." etc.
a. Yale professor ku take kis
fall out of live stock; he says he has
demonstrated that meat-fed students
are Inferior to vegetarian students In
physical strength and powers of en
durance. If railroad earnings 'had gono Into
extension and equipment of railroads
Instead of Into colossnl private for
tunes the country's growth would
not havo run away from ' railroad
growth.
There Is no time when It pnys bet
tor to bo "merciful to thy beast"
than with tho work horses; and n
propor fitting collar and harness aro
effective mediums of morcy.
Tho meeting of a groat peace con
gress In New York and tho launch
ing of the biggest battleship In tho
vorld, In Englnnd, were announced
simultaneously by tho dally press of
tho country!
"Ouosstlmntors" Is a nnmo applied
to tho government crop prophets, nnd
it if very appropriate; tnoy scorn to
WOMEN WHOchJ
Health Is the First Es:..i '
Woman Attr.cUvT' &
DR. MANUEL AMADOR.
First president of tho republic
i Panamu, who received Presi
dent Roosovclt when ho inspected
tho Panama cnnnl.
dlvldo their guessed ostlmntcs by
tliolr o&tlnm ted gucBses and publish
tho lesulr.
Will pooplo generally or donlors
only got tho boncflt of reduced rates
of freight? Noto how much cheaper,
If any, uve salt, sugar, lumnor, oil,
machinery and other supplies since
tho rnto reduction.
When nil human stomachs are
oxactly nllko In functional require
ments, ability nnd notion then doc
tors may, with moro reason, assumo
to toll tho human rnco what It should
and should not cnt.
Railway mnnngors got busy with
stocks In Wall stroet; railway busi
ness foil off In tho country "no
cars" then smnll dividends got
busy with stocks, nnd now Wall
street Is looking for another Jo').
This fnlrly sizes up tho railway and
Wall stroot situation.
Our Imperialistic friends Uko to
boast thnt now "the sun never sots
on tho stars and stripes." It would
bo more to tho point. If all of us
could truthfully bonst that tho stars
and stripes nowhere wave over Bpo-
clal privilege, unequal rights, op-;
prossion or othor wrong.
Several weeks ago ono Jnmos
Henry Smith, an Amerlcnn gontlo
miin, unknown to fame, died whllo
traveling In Japan. Ho loft nn In
herited fortune, It Is said, of $75,
000,000. It would require only 1420
Buch James Henrys to own nil tho
estlmnted wealth of tho United
States, which would compel tho re
maining 84,098,674 of us Amorlcans
to stay homo to die!
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Miss nalda KujUer.,!
58.1 "-i8a
MISS HULDA KUGHLER
There is a beauty and attractive
ness in health which is far greater
than moro regularity of feature.
A sickly, irrltablo, and complaining
woman always carries a cloud of
depression with hor; she Is not only
unhappy herself but is a damper to
all joy and happiness when with her
family and friends.
It is tho bright, healthy, vivacious
woman who always charms and carries
sunshine wherever sho goes.
ii a woman finds that her energies
are flagging and that every thing tires
hor; if her feminino system fails to
perform its allotted duties, there is
nervousness, sleeplessness, fointness,
bookaeho, headacho, bearing -down
pains, and irregularities, causing
constant misery and melancholia,
bIio should remomber that Lydla E.
PInkham'if Vegetable Corapouad
made from natlvo roots and herbs will
dispel all theso troubles,. By correct
ing the cause of tho trouble it cures
whero othor treatment may havo
failed.
Miss Elizabeth Wynn, of No. 205
8th Avcnuo, Now York City, writes :
Dear Mrs. PinkhamJ
"For months I suffered with dreadful
headaches, pain in tho back and aarcre
hemorrhages. I was weak and out of sorts
all tho time. Lydla E. Plnkham's Vegetable
Compound helpod mo when all other mdl.
clno had foiled. It seemed to bo just what
I neodod and quickly restored my health."
Dear Mrs. PinkWi)-
"FormontailwMfl .
troubla. 1 . .".T!
tZSPSsffilCU
Lydla E. HakhIvJlI!r!!J
was recommndl XTiT
wnlTftSLaR1'"
woman:'' sw'"Wfl7'
Women who an (mWj
famiui ur irrepisr tntttn,
..v..b, uiuuu(f orcaMUrtftj
lucuva, luuaamiuion or I
that bearlnffKlown ftdtej,
may be restored to Mrfet
strength by taking Lj I
ubluo TCKEMUlSMBipeiH,
Mr3. Piakbaai'ftkrhitsMNI
Womfn nfferiai fne m k
of female weitatM an bisil
promptly cototaanlaU till
l'inkham, at Ljna, Mm hel
symptoms rItas, titt tmUnf
locaua ana uie qsiMta mm
way of rccorer adrlMi 0h4
vast volume ol eneiiMMlii
xemalollls Mrs. 11nki
hu tho rerr kaewltjnd
help your case. BerurhM
and always helpful.
tty4- jP zLtm BBBb
A "Woman's Baok
Has ninny aches and pains caused by
weaknoses and falling, or other dlsplao
mont, of tho polvlc organs. Other symp
toms of femalo weakness aro frcrt''''
headacho, dizziness, Imaginary spctAs e:
dark spots lloatmj; lefuro tho eyes, j,t..iv
Ing sensation In stomach, dragging cr
bearing dow n In lower abdomlml i r pi h '.
ronton, dlsagrewHo drains from pciic
organs, faint spells with general woaknoss.
If any con Jlderablo number of theabo a
Evrnptoms aro present there Is no remcaj
that wHjsIve quicker rehof or a more dc?.
mnaent cSm than Dr. Plcrco's Fawrlte
I'rexJptfOiSIt has a record of over ;or:y
years of caitv It U tlio nmst rv t "i
Invlqerntlni: "' in'c a nl .tromri lur.l.1 ; i 7;
vlpo know n j oidlcaUcience. It is ro au y
of the gl jeer ccviractTofliailivo modici
nal roots f und in iur forests and con
tains not a tixop of alohol or harmful, or
habU-formlng drugs. Its ingrodlonts ure
all printed on tho bottle-wrapper and at
tested under oath as correct.
Every Ingredient entering Into "Fa
vorlto Proscription " has tho written en
dorsement of tha most eminent medical
writers of all the several schools of prac
ticemore valuablo than any amount of
non-professional testimonials though the
latter aro not lacking, having boon con
trlbutcd voluntarily by grateful patients
In numbers to exceed tho endorsements
given to any other medicine extant for
the cure of woman's Ills.
You cannot afTord to accept any medicine
of unknown composition as a substltuto
for thts well proven remedy of kxown
composition-, even though tho doaler may
make a llttlo more profit thereby. Tour
Interest In regaining health Is paramount
to any selfish Interest of his and it is aa
Insult to your Intolllgenco for him to try
to palm oU upon you a substitute. You
know what you want and it Is his bust
mss to supply the artlcla called for.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are Um
original "Little Liver Pills" first put up
Vy okl Dr. Plc ovr forty $ar ago,
Much IwltaWd but MYr equaled. Little
Bafar-eeei rauke eaey to lake u
STONE'S HEAVE DROPS.
Grentost kuown remedy for heaves.
Prlco $1. To express olllces away
from Salem I pay 25 cents on express
charges.
Highland, Oregon, Oct. 31, 1902.
This Is to certify that I gavo my
maro ono bottlo of "Stone's Heave
Drops" and cured her of heaves.
This was last winter nnd sho has not
been afflicted slnco. G. Wallace.
Dr. S. O. STONE, Salem, Ore.
For sale by all drugglstc.
TRUSSES PITTED, LARGE STOCK
FROM THE PASTURE TO THE
PEOPLE. No hanging arouu
stock yards, wholesale houses ana
Ice-boxes for a month or two with
our meats. We guarantee it fresh
woll fed cattle, city uressea,
fectly conditioned, juicy, sweet, rw
triMm.o nnd nnnpt islnc. . Beef, rant
ten, veal, lamb, game poultry, If
it isn't better than you buy e se-
whore tell us about It.
F. A. Kurtz
Phone 205 277 N. Com. St
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