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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAl SALKM, OREGON. F1UDAA. MARCH , 1008. NOTHER MODERN MIRACLE Apparently Hopeless Case of Rheumatism Perma nently Cured rcrs Distorted and Stiffened, the Heel of One foot Tight Against His Hip, Charles Calhoun, Jr., Suffered for Two Years BOOZE FIGHTER PUTS END TO EARTHU WOES IU r, Williams' Pink Pills Cured Him and in a Short Time He Could Walk as Well as Ever, Is Now Entirely Re covered and Works Every Day in the Mill at Capron, N. Y. ft gencuion Dr Williams' IF j hire been curing; rheumn- vA other dlseas roused by rt xi aud during that time "eer iest! havo bcn published that mmamlom in their nature It! ttr have bwn termod modern t.H Such a cure wns that of s." Calhoun Jr . now living at X y and employed In n 3tl? Tho factg n tho csso nro Jr known in tho neighborhood In 4 Mr C lo'in iiv-. and the euro irfrded 'i ,u nothing Uort IsLWou Omul vtM"uIlllllHdf. Mfl.3 Jei'u. n family as Uvg pitWtfKi N Y . some years Ago sn'xn v taken sick. "Our ww i.rononnred It lufljim- b uit iusi. My Mr. Cal- 1 t- - nded nt(! for about n. umth I was con- ' n i H-id in iiueu agony 3 1 00 ti ui th wolirht nt &$ b. m tuo undone touch itoald not move inyseU at all. Cue Seemed IIopcloss. nV r&nawtism wns complicated - - -v.,uu8 iruuuia resembling RU'dncP inv limbs ami hftnil "f-M I mffered alt the agonies UlUien were annlled to rUW QQIP thev left MM-a but r fm them Mr aaaem be. Mraw or of shape and get i1?' of the doctor' treatment iw m medicine I to..k I kept l Wie My f-t rwo'JmjI en K'u ot get toekm on and- l'i t traightt-n m, rtt all. doctor ' ',t mv tutu, k RMt'MtaiBg ur, for tl, 4N to Walk Onw Mow . " '1 Hull- fr U llli ..- . ... . " fWBm,nd f ie Mjl '. uk ,,, adUy un-j 1 11:1' W . )!-! . w mi a I havo workod ovory clay for yonra now and am ontlroly woll and havo no traoo of my old trouble wlint over." Tliu Motluli-'M Gnitltiulc. Mrs. Oharlos Calhoun, Sr., writing rogardlnjj hor son' caao, say: "1Kb limbs got eo drawn u that liU right hoot was tlgbt against )h hip and wo woro afraid tho dlsonao would rauBO hls.oarly death or leavo him a orlpplo for life. Whon ho ho gnu taking tho pills ho hnd not walk od for throo months and aftor ho had takon tho third box ho could walk an woll as over. Dr. Williams' Pink Plll woro cortalnly a God-sond to him and I would advlso ovory sitftor ar to try tlfom." This ciho la an unuaual one but U, lIlustratoB th wonderful powor of Dr. WIUIamB Pink PIIIb In a fltriklns way. Thfl pills aro a tonic for th blood and norvos, aro abaolutolv harmlOHB, and oohtnln no opiate or hnblt-formlng druga. Thoy build i tho blood and. through tho blood 8tronBthon tho nerves. Thoy curs anaemia and all dlsoaso dopeuding upon, or rosulMng from an anaemia condition, such n rheumatism, bend nohos, neuralgia, aclatlcs and several forms of partial paralysis, and aro of maked boneflt during convalosono from actito dlseaBos such as grip and wasting fevers. lloiv to Cr Yumlf. If you are slok and tho treatment you aro taking does not hoip you. wrlta now to tho Dr. Williams Modi etna Co., Soheneotady. N. Y for proof Of what tho pllta havo aooomplishod in easoa slmlllnr to ycAiin. They are never ndvrtld to cure anything thai we OAPnot- prove they Iirv oirei. Dr. Wllilanw' Pink Pills are sold by nil druggists, or wUl be mailed, poet imld, on rsoeipt of prloe. SO cents per box; six boxes for ?i.Q. Uooklet on "Diseases of the lllood" mjM frea on reqaeet. W. W. Smith, who was to have boon one of tho prlnolpal witnesses fogalnst Hans E. llamseh. on the ehnrgo of stealing a horso and buggy f'rom W. D. Claggett. of this cltr, committed sulcldo In his homo near MoMlnnvlllo Wodnosdny nlgju. Tho BUlcldo was n heavy drinker, and hnd just been rolensed from jnll on a bond to keep the peace for a year. Ho had boon tried for Insan ity, .but tils examination proved him to bo In his right senses, though he was most of the time muder tho Influ ence, of liquor. Tho death Of Smith may ..possibly affect tho trial of Hanson, as ho waa the one who bought tho stolen team. ' ' o ii..- MJtttiXK SCHOOLS TO MAKI3 AX KXHIIin (Supl. Alderman In Eugene Guard-) Tho totiohors and pupils Invito you and your friends to visit tho exhibit Friday evening and Saturday after noon nnd oventng nt tho high school. Tho exhibit will be open nt 7 o'clock on Prill ny and nt 7:30 a Bhort pro gram will bo given. Another pro gram will bo given on Saturday even ing nt 7:30. There Is no ohnrgo for admission. A word of explanation might be necessary in rognrd to tho nnturo of. this exhibit. Tho note books woro not made for hIiow purposes, but con tain all the written work of tho pu n4ls Tor tho Inst month. Tt Is tho regular work of the pupils. In addi tion to the wrlUon work will bo ex hibited the drawing nnd sowing of the pupllB. This Is tljo socond year that drawing has boon taught in tho schools nnd tho flrat 'year In which sowing n been taught. Tho latter has been taught by the pub'lc-splrlt-od, enterprising womon o' Eugene, without txxponso to tho district, umlor tho leadership of Mrs. ProfeHsor Tor rlll. Tho work will show tho possi bilities along this lino. The enrponterlng work takos tho form of bird Iioubqs and .wna ontlroly optional on the part of tho pupils. Tho Grlllln Unrdwaro company nnd tho Chambers Hnrwaro company each offered vnluablo prizes for tho bout bird houso. After tho'cxhlblt is ovor nnch child will bo urged to put up his or hor blrdhouso In a convenient plnco for birds. The broad on oxhlbltlou Is volun tary work on tho pnrt of the puplU nnd Is In competition for tho prlzot kindly offorod by tho Eugene Mill U Blovntor company. It is hoped that ns many of possl blo may visit tho oxhlblt and se what tho schools nro rcnlly doing. Tho children will bo oncourngod to do bottor work If tho oltizons in gen oral rccognlzo thelpiportnneo of lc It Js iho desire of tho board of di rectors to mnko tho Eugene sohools socond to none In the United Statos Tor ofno'onoy nnd fnr-roaohlng ro suits. HUNGRY ASA BEAR . AND CANT EAT ifM'lini M ml time Comes You Suf- ;. for From n Yts-Xot Klntl of Hunger, You're JJyspeptlc, A How to Cure All Stomnvli Troubles. JLaakV BLSxijrfiaLLLLLft w CANDIDATES CARDS (Cards of county candidates $f. Cards for district aud stato candi dates f 10). For Hcprcscntathc, 1 horebj .announce myself ns n oan dldato for tho Republican nomina tion for representative nt tho pri maries, April 17, IF NOMINATED AND ELECTED I SHALL ALWAYS VOTE FOR THIS PEOPLE'S CHOICE FOlt .XJNITEI) STATES SRN'ATOR. HAL D. PATTON. I hereby announce myself as a oindidato for nomination at tho Re publican prlmnrlos for county su perintendent of schools. WALTER M. 8MITH. I hereby announce myself as n candidate for nomination nt tho Re publican prlmnrlos for commission er B. E. ROBERTSON. Tumor, Oregon. I deslro to placo my name before tho Republican primaries for a re nomlnnUon for County recorder. T. O. DRAOER. A good many peoplo got mad whon ou toll them the've got dys pepsia, bin. way down doop In thole stotrinoln tliey know they've got It. "I'd love to ent It, but I enn't." is ono kind of dysuepsla. "I hate to think of It." Is another kind. There are thousands of peoplo .today who hate their meals and love (Item t the same time. They have not that fiiio empty-hungry feeling thnt goes with every good, strong, healthy stomach. That's bsonuio thoy havo dyspopila. And then thero nro othorH whoso mouths don't water nt meal -times or any other tlmo. They sit ot tho table and go through tho motions, only because It Is time to oat. Thoso people, too, nro dya popllce. Every posilblo kind of stomach troublo can be curod by taking some thing which will Just take right hold of all tho food In your stomach nnd dlgost It alone without the help of tho stomach, and let the stomnch tako u rOHt. Stimrt'H Dyspopsla Tablets do this very thing. Thoy nro compoisd of tho best dlgostlvo known to solonce and nre nbsolutoly safe. One Ingre diont nlono of one of these tablet will digest 3000 grains of food! Thoso tablets do oxaotly tho work that n good, strong, healthy slomnoh dootf. Stuart's Dyspepsia, Tablots on re nil cases of dyspopsln, Indigestion, burn ing or Irritation, loss of nppetlto, bloat, brash, belching, nvorslpn to food, formontntlon and gas on tho stomach, Stuart's Dyspeps'n fablets will make you foel "good" before and nf ter onoh meal, and make your stom nch strong and healthy afjaln. Tlmy will make you happy. Piles Cured in 0 to 11 Days, Send us your name and mlilroaa to PA7.0 OINTMENT Is guaranteed to day and wo will nt onco sond you byJ euro any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed mail a snmp'o pacKngo iree inurs Ing or Protruding PIIcb In 6 to 14 F A. Stuait Co. 130 Stuart Bldg , day sor money rofundod. COc. lirshall. Mich. I wish. to announce to my frlonds thnt I am a cnndldato for county troasuror, subject to tho RopubHcan primaries. JOSEPH O. MOORE. i , ' I hereby nnnounco mysolf a cnjidl dato for county commissioner on the Ropublloan ticket. O. B. HOYT, Jefferson, Oro. I am a oundtdntea for offlco of county Judgo, subject to tho Ropub llcnn primaries, on iho platform of a squarb deal to all. W. W. HALL, Mi HUIE WING SANG CO. " """ of tfc. r,,'r on the i ""'roi'aii . ' 't ib, . --.urn a " nutin.i... . ' tk-- . wi n 0f " . ... v -tr "" w- u ie i , , .S,, - w v L ' Ji h Mar.'i N lieun from '!oel ' JiubU W.-dneedejr, Uarek it Ctut v. H n Hum, from Petrjr ooenty l.ui (! wi!b fUtting wlthobt a II-fr-!i . Hau ve. Oregon Welter Ptr Ccnu'nuv. damage eult fr in- r .rMlu). Mreli 1 IV bo Ti Hm tibriK. ft l, froet fugla eouim, autt fur eeeottntiag BIG STOCK OF GOODS AT COST PRICE SALE THIS WEEK . We wake up H kinds of wt i-r and white underwear, wtet end skirta ewd itnuonae. All ki ..U of ellks end drew goods. h. genu and ladies' furatehlag k "&. eomforte, blanktti, evlt, coatt, tiaata, ovemlle. cifnaware, mattlKgs. traaju. oraaww, silk battdk ehlef, iieckivee', etc At tho request of many Republi cans I havo decided to bocomo n can dldato for tho nomination for county Judge, eubject.to tho Republican pri mary oleotlon.' WILLIAM BU8H11Y. Southern Picific Time Ctrl Tlmo Cartl No. 52 Effective Sitetay Deceniht IMKh, 12.1 A. M ' No. 16, G:E3 A. M. Oregoa ExprW No. 13. 8:0 A. M. Cottago Gr&f Pussongor. No. 12. 2:45 P. M Roscburg P- aengor. i No 14.-9:13 P. M. Portland Ex press. . Tovvnnl Portland Frolght. No. 222 '5JO0 P. M. Portland Ft Freight. No, 226 10:40 a. m way frolgfci arrttos. ": No. 22611:28 n. m., way frelgfct doparts. Towanl $n Francisco Passeiifcr. No. 11. li.03 A..!k$,xRooburg Par son gor. No. 17, 0:45 P-M. Cottago Grott Passenger. No. 15. D:56 P, M. California ! press. No. 13. 2:01 A. M. 8an Fraaoltf Express, TowAftl Fan FrnHdJeo Frikl. No. 221.-2:43 A. M. Portland Ft Frolght No. 2251128 A. M. Way-Frelflit For Assehsor. I horoby nnnounco my candidacy In tho Republican -primaries for as sessor ot Marlon ceunty: pledging Just nnd equal taxation. F. J. RIOD. eeeeeeee Por County Judge of Marlon coun ty, M. L. Jones. His platform will bo a squnro deal and fnir trsatmout for ovory ono; good rondB, no waste of public monoy, eto. For County Hiip4-liitcudoiit. I horoby nnnounco myself ns u oan dldato for County Superintendent of Sohools for Mnrion county, nl the Ropublloan primaries, April 17. A. a BAKER, . Tumor-, Or. For Kopit'SiMitntlvo, Tho undorelgued Is a candidate (or ropreeontnttvo at the Dlreot Pri maries. April 17. If olootod will fa vor business administration nnd voto for tho people's oholoe for United States seuotor. HBNRY J. MILLER, Aurora, Or. For TreuMiivr. I hereby announce to the voters of Mnrion county that I am a candidate for county treasurer at the Republi can primaries; pledging honest, faith ful and impartial handling of tbe cx.mty fund WM STAIOlfilt. ,k, U -fwr v... ., 1m. -J ' -!te V. IV YOU ICKOW, The srito m Mm Tescus Wonder, ye would mmmr jrr from kWeey, Madder or rkemoatie tronltle. $1 .bottle, two wo4k tree ment, ao:d by S C. Stom drj atoie. or by nsell. TejeUMaRiala with each eotUe, ro JjJA,LOREDCLOTHES ? niu - wrf w. .! i ii mm in laimmanyp-e Jl.Oe weJet, teie .... I4.SO silk wta. m! . . Jf.jr. wnep, Ml 4.50 bdet tdawtta. eele. JI6c lancy hm, ! ladit' Keckwear awe ladit' vt,, Mi bOe glovee, at 1 16 yard 4lk, ml T 1 4' 10 .75 $1 75 ehlldrn' 4r goode $1 ?j too saderweer, aae 8 J J4.50 fancy tkiits, aale t.o lto a yard tooda, atUe S 75c yd wool drew good, sal 50 Mt !. eale t.I li eeai asMl aeer. sl 9 11m a. mrd aebmtderr. aa'e 7 ' 0! lte M u; wwj i TigHbrif' J 9 M. fcPl 3 THIS lltWZ ilOAKT THfc i TIME TABLE CORVA'uLlS & EASTERN K. , Trains from And to YaiMUwi, No. 1 Arvlvos nt CorvallJe . . ..11:00 a. m. Arrives at Albany ..... B:6Gp. m. Lonvca Yaqulna ...... 6:45 a. . Vrrlvos nt Albany 11:58 a. . No. 2 Loavo Albany 12:35 p. m Arrives at Ynqutnn .... C;15 p. . Trains to and froui Detroit. Leavea Cor,nllt ...... 1:40 p.w, N5. 3 Loaves Albany 7:30 a. rt. A. M. 600, a7:05, 8:08, 10,65. No. 4 Loavos Detroit 1:00 p.m. foHowsr commencing Jan. 10, 1 0 0 6 Trains for Corvnllis. No. .8 Loaves Albnny ,..,.,.. 7:55 a, m. Arrives tt Corvallls .... 8:35 a. m. No. 10. IwavtM Albany Arrlvw nt Oorollls . . . Jj'o. 0 Loavos Albany , . . Arrives nt Corvallls .... Trains for Albnny. No. 5 Loaves Corvallls . . .. Arrives at Albany No. 0 Iavos Corvallls Anivoi nt Albany No. 7 Leavea Oirvnllla Arrlvos at Albany No. 11 (Sunday only) Leaves Corvalllit .... ..11:15 n. tn. Arrives at Albany .... .11:58 n. ui. No. 12 (Sunday only) Loaves Albnny ........ 12 . 35 p, nt. Arrive at Corvallls .... 1:18 p. vn. For further Information apply to WM. MqMUIMIAY, Gen. !'. Agt.i Fortloud, OrcRO, ,lno, M. Bcott, AshL O. P. A. Oregon Electric Railway Compiiy TIME OAItD ISffeollvo Saturday, Feb. 16. 1903. Liiving Snlom Dully. No. 2 for Tortlnnd aud lutermodlato stations ......8:00 a. !, 9, 4 for Portlnud and Intermoaiate atnUons 11:00 a m. No. C for Portland and Intermediate etatlona 2:00 p. ra. Ne. 8 for Portland nnd Intermediate stations 5:00 p in. Anlvlug Snlgjn DnJJy. No. 1 from Portland and Intermediate aiaUojHi 10:40 a n, Me. 3. from Portland and inter tHHat i auuione ;i m. 'No 5 from Portland and Intermediate ( Stallone 4:40 p. n No. 7 from Portland and intermediate tftUope , . . . 7i lo p m e e t t e I I t e e e t e e e 8:55 p.. 4:35 p.'w, 7:45 e. mu, 8:25 i. at. 6:30 a, . 7:10 a, in, 2:15 p, m. 3:56 p. m. t 0:00 p.m. 6:40 p. ra. i tm" THIS UMV ilOAKT THfc FAaULV MriSft HAD Cn be ofeteiuod ttom our rwt UL4er sad ,ltj i1. -4U ci Loir. All our i'iit eeiied from tbe eboteoet, ad 'fared U 1 ( V-" flte mere Pomo auf 0 'vols ! for Prrtiaud MiHulay, Wi.iH day aad KrWuy at 10 a. m, aid Vo(jy, 'Pbursday and Saterday at Caw. For CorvaJUs, Tueda;, Thursday and ttnturday about p as. M. P. UaldwlM, agMt Ofliets Had Awk. nt foot of Trade street Al. P. HALDWIN. Aftt-nt the tebi. u Mwae74.T-i-1 SAICM NYATCR COMPANY VVc arc moved to 326 North Commercial Street, first store north on the cat side. Moved from old stand on Court Street. CHINESE AND JAPANASE BAZAAR Salem, Oregon ,,- (7 r tu d a ' rarassTja? ot leetldlooe. Oar . ituaUty UteQ yo ui piece te iffcieaa. OITICJB OIT' HAM For water service apply at uflU I Bill payable woatbiy la ad vases A ; , , J4S H AH. - Hr- m m .. t.. t )! wr JJw pqice: range W , -- Ti5 A 40 TP i.6 I l:ciiws ' m k $!m Vt 6 sto .M.fHt ft) 4 .' jff