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PINK PILLS
WILL CURE
RHEUMATISM
Every Form of tlio DlMrnso Yields to
This Wood Dulldlng mid Puri
fying Remedy, Kvpii Obstln
olo Ciinch of Long
Standing.
Ono roatilt of tiio unusually trying
weather of the pout spring Is tho
general provnlonco of rhoumntlsm
throughout tho country. Whllo rheu
matism Iti n dlseaso of tho blood,
shown by lt hereditary charnctor,
cold, dampneaa, and changes of
eathor nro exciting causes. Ily ar
resting tho usual eoorotlons they
causo tho latent poison In tho blood
to dovolop and acuto rhouinatlBin Ib
the result.
It generally comtnoncon with stlff
neM -and lameness and nomctlmoH
with chills and fover. Tho fialn In
the Joints bocomoa moro sovoro and
causos agony at ovory attompt to
move. Tho dlsoaso la llablo to shift
from ono portion of tho body to an
other and Bomotlincs Involves tho
heart. "Whllo Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills havo cured somo of tho moat
obstinate cases of rhoumatlBm much
imJn may bo savod by taking tho
remedy whon tho first symptoms ap
pear. Mr. P. A. McOIuro, a travelling
ealosmnn, living at No. 1G0 North
Pearl stroot, Albany N. Y eaysi I
had muBoular rlioumntlsm for ten
ywira, often bo novoroly that I could
ot lonvo my bed. Nono of tho nov
eral phyulslan who proscribed for
tne at vnrlouB times wnB able to hoip
me In tho lonst. All this tlmo tho
dlaonso wan becoming moro chronic
HBd my Bufferings was awful. Fin
ally It liecnmo bo bad that 1 had to
go to bod and stay thoro as I could
net movo without torrlblo pain. My
slkncBB now worried mo greatly for
early tho following month I had to
start out on tho road and thoro I
-was almost holploas, In bed nd all
run down In health and strength,
"My wlfo wild sho had heard that
Dr. Williams' Pink Tills woro good
for rhoumntlsm and It was upon her
aavlco thnt I trlod thorn. After tak
ing them-for throo or four days tho
pain began to lwwo mo and In a
short tlmo I wos on my feet again,
feeling as woll and strong as over.
Dr. "Williams' Pink Pills cured mo
and I am willing to have this stato
went published."
Dr. William Pink Pills lmvo also
cured ruch blood diseases as anae
mia, oblllty. turofuloim conditions,
ftor-offcte of tho grip and fovoM.
Owlug to tho Inllmato rolatlou be
twoen tho blood ami norvos. tho pills
Itavo beon found Invnlunblo In such
nervous diseases as dlxlnei, norv
ous debility, omiralgln, 8t. Vitus
tfancn and ovon piutlnl paralysis and
looonu)or toxin.
Dr. Wllllnms1 Pink Pills aw sold
by nil druggists, or will bo ssnt, post
paid, on receipts or prluo, 10 emits
per box, six boxoa 12.10, by the Dr.
WIlllaiUH Medlelaa Company, Schen
ectady, N. Y.
DON'T YOU
WANT TO
BUTT IN
LAST YEAR'S RECORD.
And Go Willi the Mazama's to the
Summit of Ml. Jefferson
Tho Mazama's are going to climb
Mt. JelTorson, sometime tills month
probably about tho 22d. A Mazama
Is a wild mountain goat, but these
Mnzamas that nro montlonod here
aro not thnt kind. Thoy nro thor
oughly gentlo, aro mostly Indigenous
to Portland and fit Plato's descup
tlou of a man perfectly. Thoy take
their namo from the animal, how
over, and tho sooloty wns christened
on tho summit of Mt. Hood In ISO I,
nt which tlmo MIhb May Fullor, a
charming young lady and bright
newspaper woman, becamo a Alaz.i
ma, and, as was romarkod at tho
tlmo, wan not only Fullor, but "Ful
lor an' a goat." Thoobjoctsof thoBO
clety nro to exploro mountains, dls
Bomlnato Information concerning
them, protect tho forests and on
courogo mountain climbing. Uo
Hldoo this, tho society carries with It
an assorted collection of names, ono
of which It burns Into any "sllck
oar" lake, or hill, or any old thing
that Is found loallng around without
u tag on It. This Is of great conven
ience to enmpors, And especially to
such poruoiiB na uiIbb their bearing,
for all thoy havo to do Is to ask tho
lako or other object Its namo, and
thoy know whoro thoy nro. llosldos
It makes tho objects named fed
llko thoy amounted to something
nuil gives them a ohnnco to bo wrlt
un about im-l gushed ovor. Tho so
ciety has a rtilo strictly forbidding
tho saddling of nnmos Imported
from Mnlno containing any moro
syllables thnn tho alphabet does lot
tors onto nny. thing It finds.
Onco there was u llttlo inko up
nnrtli nf Mount St. HolOUB In
Washington, and n Bplnstor
H Shows 108 KHltHl and 0,808 In
jured.
It will only bo u short time until
tho returns ar oln for deaths and ln-
u,na nttnntllne the celebration of
tho Fourth. The celebration last year
made a very flno showing in una
lino, and Its follews:
One hundred and fifty-olght were
klllod outright or fatally hurt, while
5,308 were Injured. Of tlie 103 Kill
ed, 76 died of tetanus. Tho Sd Kill
ed outright are classified as follews:
Gunshot wounds killed as, oi wnicn
1 a m.t .instil from strny bunots; nro
w-niMtiir from fireworks, burned 13
to death, most of them children; dx-
..tn.inna of railway torpedoes, ciyna-
mite nnd powder klllod 18; glan
nrocrnckers ondd the llvos of 3, and
cannon klllod the snmo number; u
misdirected skyrockot, nn efTort to
nvniii n L'lant flrocracker, and a run
away whore horses woro frightened
by flrocrnckors killed i oacn. ;m
oxploslon of powdor at wiiKosuont?,
Pa., killed C boys outright.
nt Mm G.308 injuries, many were
of a serious character, and If there
had boon no donths at all theso in
jures should serve as a warning.
Twonty-two lost tholr slgnt com-
nlotely. 72 lost ono cyo, 5G lost legs,
arms or hands, 227 lost fingers.
u wns tho Riant flrecrncker that
caused most of tho accidents nt tho
celebration of Bunker Hill tiny,
Juno 17, In Massachusetts. It was
this samo nolso-mnker rosponslbip
for tho grontest nutnbor of injuries
tho Fourth of 190G. Next In order
of tho number of Injuries caused was
firearms. Thoro woro 187 injuries
from strny bullets and, ns has al
ready apoarod, 11 deaths outrlgnt
from stray bullets. Tho total of In
juries from ilrcnrniB wns 532. Tho
toy cannon Btood third, nnd oven
tho oxploslvo enno sont Bllvors into
many lega and nnklos.
about her rhln, who paired tho earl-
Women Avoid
Operations
When a woman Buffering from
female trouble Is told that an jjgr
ntlon is necessary, it, of course,
"$& very thought of thohospUal,
tho operating table and the knife
Rtrikcs terror to her heart.
It Is quite true that these troub
les may reach a stage where an ope
ration is tho only resource, but n
Seat many women have been cured
b L$ayE. Pinkham's Vegetablo
Compound afr an opera on J,"
uccuacciacu upuu uo .. rf -- -
Tho strongest and niost gmtef u l by taWnff
iSSSye&tM Compound
Lyaia C. ""WWlll a b operations as
iClSS ROSE MOORE
DnifncoH Cannot bo Cured
by local applications, "as thoy cannot
resell (tho dlsonsod portion of tho
car. Thoro Ib only ono vay to euro
doafnoss ,and that Is by constltutlon-
1...1.. nl romedloo. Dcufnow Ib caused by
:zzrL:::::,
lining of tho Eustachian Tubo. When
-"n"w.1.-'J''
atook county, Malno, hnpponed -. - ""-- ""
-o-
ltalii Ih Khoriium County,
8evuty-oiie huudrodthn of an Inch
of rain was the amount whloh fell
hero latt Huiulay. Tho fall was gen
eral throughout thU neotlou, bulng
moro In fcniut pluc and Iodh In
other At The Hallos tho gauge
read only two-tentlu. Akiag the !)
outoa In Hhsriunu county muasuvo-m-iit
showotl about an luch. At
Graan VulUy tho uovrnmnt gaui
roa'd tumuity-throo huiidrsdtlui of aa
Inch, and on (lordou Ulils one luck
and four-mi ml riHUhH fell. la every
part of Bhoritmn county the fall was
enough to luur good crops, as far
as moist tiro U eouoemed, sad grain
amplM tire eoiulug Into town from
ovory direction whleh prove Ue ns
euranoo of au (uuneiue or op. .New.
.... , -, ,. .0 n- .... .
Xo Surli l,uek.
HI Wl( Do you IhlNk talklHg
will ovor btKumw a lHt art?
I lei hulmHd.Nat durtag ytutr so
journ on earth. ia- dear. Chteafe
Pally News.
across It," and no't seeing nny brands
on It oh. though, of Uv .'e:ii nitisci
names of hor long-ago childhood's
homo, nrd sho billed that Innocont
and helpless llttlo lako "Pnssadum-
Keng," and blow tho nnmo Into tho
glass. That was tho last ovor soon
of that lake. Two years afterward,
a couplo of piparoctois, camo across
tho placo whuro the 'tko wiis, but It
wan dry Thoro wns n notice, posted
on the tmif, tho llttlo pond's last
faroweii. It Btnted that It had "boon
porfMly ccnli'Rtv.l until that man
with n bluo Bhlit on had saddled
that Infornnl namo on It, It would
bnvo flood for 3km hegnn, Magngua-
dnlo, CuuqvoiPKonu c, Moouotocmn-
guntic, or any llttlo thing llko that,
but to lmvo to pass tho years com
ing to It with tho suggestlvo tltlo of
TaB-n-dumb-kog' t.u-kod on to It
wan no ii nch. Tht namo mndo It
go do
lt will bo" seen from this llttlo true
story, how IumiHIpIwI It Is to lmvo a
Mmtiiiun society, with a lot of assort;
ed uauios, wiu runted to fit, to rind
nil the lnl(K't and hi. Is and streams,
and things that are still nameltss,
out In thtf woods, nud put a label on
them boforo aouio fomnlo with a
limited imagtuAl e: and a double-
hlugod tongue gets a ohnnoo at thorn,
with a Memphroumgog voeabulnry.
Houco wo should enoournge tho Ma
mmas, from the lurgeet William to
tho Himiloet Nannie.
The patty leaves Portland, July
It and returns on the 19, and It you
want to bo ami be with the jolltest,
nicest kind of people, aud have ths
tlmo of your life, aud oome back
suu-buriuVl aad dellgMeil, wiyi a
inn that will have to wear off, sad a
reoollecllon that a ever will: besUlos
necNMiilatlng au sppettte like s rock-
cruaaer. write lMmaud P. Sbeldoa,
til WasklHftoa street. Portland, nt
once, nud tell him ike CapUsl Jour
nal reierrwl you to him for particulars.
Ing. and when It le ontlrely closed,
Deafness Is tho result, and unices
tho Inflammation can bo takon out
nnd this tubo restored to Its normnl
condition, hoarlng will bo destroyed
forevor: nlno oosob out of ton aro
caused by Catarrh, which Ib nothing
but an Inflamod condition of tho ruu
oou surfaces.
Wo will glvo Ono Hundred Dol-
lam for any caso of Doafnoas (causod
by catarrh) that onnnot bo cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Bend for cir
culars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists, 7 Be
Tako Hall's Family Pills for con-
Btlpntlon.
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JOE DAIICV KILLKI).
made from native ronu - """-, ,07 w, 20th St., JM. X . bho Wi ""
evidenced by Miss Rose Moore senso of 307 W. thQ compound has
r..- t v n1fhnm:-"Lvdla L. rinKiiain a y-a , T . , t ..vrcss
enfea me of" the very wrmoJS for tVo years so that
to vou my deepest gratitude, .f,?"?"0,? burden to my family. I
I was nnable to attend to ; my duties i and as .u"rdcon9tntlyobjecting
doctored and doctored witu oni3' " 'dc " o. I decided to try Lyti a
nn nnnminn which I was advised to unucrgo. x - trnublo
uy .... w,. - -- ., . r nn..1.1
E. l'inlcliams
and I am now
tion which I was advised to Jjnaorgo. - "troublo
i's Vegetablo Compound; it cured mo o'"01"
15 in tetter health than I have been for many years
d other such cases shouia pnwrK - ,r,tean operation.
dlaE.lMnWiam'sVegotabloUompounQDciU4UD-""-"-" -
Mrs. Pinkham's Standing Invitation Jto Women
Women suffering from any form pi icinuio w.
way of recovery auvisco.
Send the Family
Washing To Us
and you'll never bother with ha?
i- Its win nrvnln rtii
It uonu ut uum ucu'u. nine uj.
whon overy family could not an
to send tho washing to a launA
I. .a iimAn tmvn nlinntrnrl - .
'DUl UUlun ,.., uuuuquu 80( j
. it vviAtlinrln ntl.l ni1riAH n. .
liaVO III" .ucwwvu ...w pwuia, X04f
you can bettor nfford to Bend tk
family washing horo than not h
Ask about our prices on family W14
Ing, rougn ury, or unisnou.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
.Phono 2. 130-inO R. Liberty (J
Hacehorho Killed.
Whllo crossing tho Southern Pa
cific Railroad track at tho myrtlo
grove, two miles south of Ito3cburg.
Snturday afternoon, George Turpln,
of Inland, Josophlno county, lost a
running hose, valued at $300, which
ho wbb leading on nccount of tho
animal's lameness. Tho horse was
Btruch and killed outright by tho
northbound llyer, No. 14. Being
almost totally deaf Mr. Turpln did
not hear tho approaching train and
had barely clear d the track with
another horse which ho wns riding
when the train struck tho runner ho
wns leading. Mr. Turpln wns return
ing with the horse from Independ
ence, whoro a racing meet was held
last week.
Tho original Uncle Sam has been
discovered. Ho lives In Polk coun
ty, and ho Is a "Gibson" girl.
USE
SELF RISING
B. B. B.
Flout
For Boston Drown Dread, Griddle O nkes, Muffins nnd Plum Pudding.
ALLEN'S D. B. B. FLOUR CO., INC., SAN Jose, Cnl.
&mifo
-o-
Tho Msglo No. a.
Nmnbor thro U a wonderful mas
Mt for Geo. 11. Parrls of Cedar
Oruve, Mo., according to a loiter
WkMt reads: "After suKorlug much
wttk liver aud kidney trouble, and
tteeottilng greatly dUcoumscd by the
fellur to lad rUef, 1 tried Kloctrlo
JMttere, and as a result I am a well
ja tc4y. The tret bottle relieved
4 tkrea boHle coaplet4 tke cure."
Mver d VMaey troVU, by J. O.
IPerry druU. sc.
Tho Patluuco of Mr. Job,
Teaaker Yko was tke tuoat ua-
Ueat iMreoa tkat ever Uve.1T
StUeal-Mr. Job
Teacker How da you wake that
out?
Sm4etfrWky, Job eudurod a
whole kM. but ke kad to anduro
Job. judge.
lie Plrvd tho Stick.
"I havo fired the walklne-ttlek
I've carried over 40 years, on account
of a eora that resisted ovory kind of
treatment, until I tried Hucklon's
Arnica Salve: that has hcl4 the
lore and made mo a happy man,"
xrtie Jobs Garrett, N&rtk Mills,
N. O. Garantee4 lor Pllee, Burnt
etc, by J, 0, prry arunbU 5c
Droppinl Telephone Wire 011 Light
Win-.
Joo Dnrcy, of this city, sas th'
Albany Democrat of Wodnosdny, this
forenoon was nt work on the Ion,;
distance lino of tho Home TeUphou
Company In tho olty of Corr.UI,
wheu ho necldoutly dropped a loos.
wlro down up on tho load wlr af th
electric light plant nenr him, receiv
ing a Bhook from tho wlro, which re
sulted In his death about an hour
afterwards. He was taken to thr
home of Jack Clark near by, and
everything possible done to mu
him, but the shook of the 10.000
volt wlro was too much to overcome
After tho accident tho body had
be hauled down with ropes HU
wife and brother-in-law wwit ocr
In a hack getting thoro just before
he expired. Th body was biouuht
to Albauy this nftornoou and tkn
to tho undertakers,
Mr. Darcy had worked for the Al
bany electric light company several
years, aad for others, rocentU uc
eetitlug n )vosUIoh as'llaemaa lth
the Home Company. He mi woU
liked. Ho leaves a wife who is srif
stricken ovor his death. She hss
tke sympathy of all la ker !-,.
Mr. Darcy was one of the b.t
baseball players in tke vallev for
many years being promluent lu tho
gnmas played by ths Albnuy club.
Mr. Unrcy's parenta reside at
Akenleon. and aa soon aa tkev can
be heard from arraugements will be
iaado for the fu serai.
Tho deceased was & mouther .if
iho Cathollo church and service wll
tho Catholic church and services
will bo hold at tho chunk.
The Texaa Vfourtrr.
Care all kidney, bladder and
rkeuaaatle trouble; told by all drug
gists, or two woatkt' treatment by
main for f 1. Dr. . W, Hall. 10:1
CHtrs etret, U. Lvtkt, Ho, W
for teftliooaiale . I0I4 br ftoeVfi
U
School In session throughout
tho summer. Plan now to
enter.
Students may cntor at any
tlmo. Tho sooner you begin,
tho sooner you will bo ready
for n placo.
Of tlmo and monoy In a business education Ib not a vonturo. Tho
boneflts to bo dorlved from such a courso last for Ufo and pay sub
stantial dividends ovory day. Theco facta aro amply shown by tho
uniform success of tho grnduntco of tho
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Our studonta aro offered tho advantngo of n school woll-known for
Ub thorough work, pleasant rooms, skillful tcachors and modorn
methods. Class and Individual Instruction. Living exponses low.
Send for cataloguo J.
W. I, Staley, Principal, Salem, Ore.
LITTLE BO-PEEP
LOST HER BH
But no ono ncod worry about mutt
Vila limn of tho Tear, if thoy can m
dainty and dollclous Bprtag lamb
an appotielng and nourishing Be
mor meal. Wo have ovoryohinglj
choico meats, and all tho dollactaf
of tho season In both fresh u
smoked moats that will plew
tho most critical epicure
E. O, CROSS,
States Street Mnrkot rhono XI i
The Fashion Stables
Formerly Dlmpson'a Btftblet,
Up-to-date livery and cab Uh
Funoral turnouts specialty. TtEy
ko for picnics and ezcursioso, Plw
44. 0HA8. W. YANNKE, Pk
247 and 249 High Street
O C T. Co
!
"Wo havo scvornl calls for teach
ors of shorthand. Public school
toachers should Investigate.
Wo rent or soil typowrltors.
Havo several bargains in sec-on-hnnd
machines. Guaranteed
-STEAMERS
POMONA AND OREGONA LKAYI
FOR PORTLAND DAILY, BXCS!
SUNDAY AND VBDNESDAY, A!
0 A. M. FOR COItVALLlS TU
DAY AND SATURDAY ABOUT I
P.M.
P. M BALDWIN, Agt
Putting In Modern Plumb
""""HiMMHHHBHHHIIfllHHHHiHHBVBBBSaBB
SPECIAL SALE F0R wrvDAYS
Agricultural Implements and vehicles at a bargain for two days
only.
Monday and Tuesday, July 8 and 9
INCLUDING
Ono now binder, best make.
Two new buggies.
Two new mowing machines.
Two new wagons.
Ono new hay rake.
Ono new hack.
Ono new cream separator.
Sewral new plows nud harrows.
waiKing ana riding cultivators.
Sevornl now pumps.
Two second-hand bugglo.
One second-hand mowor and rake
To itcond-hand cultivators, al
most as good as now.
One second-hand wagou and a va-
rieiy or other useful articles.
TERMS CASH OR APPROVED NOTES
Tlli rftllliWlnn r .ii... ntll.- .. ill . .
v, "" ii' m oe irom 10 to
and socund-hand articles at a gieat sacrifice.
GEO, B. TACOB.
CORNER FRONT AND PINE STREETS
Maira'm-vW&L
T'T ""K il?'.
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4
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ifiifl s
In now houses and building, "1
Well na rnfUMne nlrt houses. kfi
us pretty busy in tho spring, j
building is nt flood tide. Our "i
ties aro alwnvn nnnal to th8 WS
Hlon, and wo would invito bulMj
and contractors to get estimate "nj
us on nlnmhlnp. cna fitting,
fitting and roofing beforo going d
where, as wo do expert work si '"
sonablo prices,
A. L. FRASER
268 State Street.
Phono 180.
it You Arc Looking For ::
Good Shoes j;
that give good service -
see me before buying. -
Large line of Oxfords for '
men, women and children. :
Best Shoes at honest :'
prices. ; ;
Repairing neatly ctone.
JACOB VOGT, I
345 Stntn Cf -.. ' '
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We can Riinnlv voa witk th 5
rr.w ,
ber you n,d at tke price i
Tnn(Ai.lnll.i AKr.A Ivl fn
""VOllUJ HCIMUHH
JuBt coma aad see us aad lk
eur yards. .
GOODALS LTJHB.W ""
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