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Worth ii. Wcighlin Coli.

Ifvou feel depressed, your appetite is poor
and are troubled with Dizziness OF the adj,
Bilrnsntss o. Dyspepsia, DR.. Lees Liver
Regulator will cure you Trial size bottles
free.
A well known physician in New York ad-
viscs all his patient that suffer with Coughs
and Cold. - use t'urt rus Cough aud Con-
sumption Care A, DR.. j X. Waters Drug
store
RvSAwAy. On Mond i, last a Mr. Whit
N re. lrametcr for Mr J In K Stohti of
this vicinity, had his IL. broken by being
run over, the team that IL WAS driving hay
ing run away vista load Of rails Nj. " i.
having been thrown under the wagon. Dir.
G. H. DiIlrr Of Double p'pe Greek St, the
broken limb The accident occurred near
IIaugh'S Church.
TAKING POSSESSION Mr. Geo. W. Stocks,
dale IS tax NJ pps>,ssloI ~ the husjne-e OF
StOrksdalc and Bu,snr rs the invoice of the
stock is taken, which viii b" completed this
week. Mr. ) is one oI the slaunCh support
ers OF the local newspaper. n believe. in the
merits OF advertising AMI who cugn .es the
claim that the local new paper has upon tie
business men, in whose interest It's every
move for the puolc good, becomes a factor.
Yo r attention i. called to his large adrcr-
fiSrntnt
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DEATH OF Dir \. A. BIGGs DR. Angus
tin As ,ury Blggs, whose death at Straps
bur. WAS briefly noticed in our last issue
was bern near Double Pip" Creek in Decem.
Der, 1912. Al the age Of "a he WAS gradua-
tel hy the jefferson Medical College OF
Philadelphia. He had the benefit Of the in,
strQct;ons of SOME 0! the most eminent ply
,icians OF that day and w1cn he entered the
profession was not only the possessor Of n
Grci .lediv superior natural ability, but by
careful and systematic study had wide and
well digested knowledge of the theories and
practices of the leading men in me irine
The high honor in which he held his chosen
profession and his habits as a student kept
han fully abreast of the times and at the
time of his death, although tae Oldest prac-
Using physician in Washington County, he
was rs fully versed in modern practice as the
Younger members Of the profession. He was
active in other pursuits and was in the no
best sense.a good citizen HrwasP President OF
the Board Of Trustees and General Superln-
tendent Of the National (Antietam) Cemetery
and to him more than 20 any other is due
the excellent management of the affairs Of the
cemetery. His body was inferred in Noun
tain View Cemetery, Rev. II. c. Mechanics
pastor Of the Methodist church conducting
~ gCT" .nts
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Sale Register.

Under this head will appear free notice
of all sales, bills for which are printed at this
office. The notice will lie inserted as soon
as received,
Notices not exceeding five lines will be in.
serted under this head at twenty cents per
Inc by such rs may desire It, if they have the
bills printed elsewhere. Sale notes free with
every set of bills.
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LET TIE BURIAL CASE WORKS BE
REMOVED HERE
The VERY TuING FREDERICX CAPITALISTS
ARE LooklS,, For No TROUBLE
About n.

ABbl IL.
with all the available capital nj Mechau-
icstown secured ana more still needed, not
that the money is being sunk in the business,
the only alternative left is to refuse To ill the
orders M hand or to apply else"hc for
more cap;tal It IS Understood the directors
have decil, to remove the WORKS to any
place the inhabitants Of which offer the
greatest Inducements. Ii is well known
that the directors prefer removing The bust
mes. to Frederick and the only question
now is will the merchants Of this city ac-
c,pl the otter and welcome the strangers in.
to her gates
From the above II is evident that the
Frederick newspapers have started out to
win aud II most Commcndable effort il IS,
barring the fact that there should he no eX-
traoidiuarv offers or inducements made to
take the works away from tnis place. We
need them here and we believe that, despite
the Efforts of Hagcrstown and Frederick to
secure them We will be able to- hold them -
While we confess to some unrasincss. we
know something Of the grit and enterprise
of our little town and are not ready to sur
render to our two big rivals without an ef-
fort to defeat them.
So pitch in, brethren against the weight
of your pretentions and merit, we place our
record of facts accomplished in the past
add to this, possession of the works, winch
we haye AS yet, and to the sum of these ad.
vantages add the not inconsidtrablc item,
local pride, and you may have occasion to
reflect that you have thrown yourselves in
to the arms Of the old ga before she had
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Happiness and Health

Are important problems the former depend
ing =, ,atly on the latter E,ery one is IA
mihar tt tho healthy properties Of fruit,
AMI no one can afford to be OK and misera-
DIE while the pleasant California concentra,
10 liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, may
- had Of OFT en'erprising druggists,
~ VI I~,'hfrman Org store.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-28

On March end at o'clock p nj. in Grace,
ham, II ut J. JaInison, Mortgage, will sell
John f. Troxelrs farm.
On March 9Th. at - O'Clock tn, Mr.. II. T.
RHmshurg will sell lot of personal proper
", near Creagersown. See bills
On March 8, ut O'Clock p III, John Wolf
as Agrn, for the Heirs of Henry Hendricks
deceased, Will sell ON the premises, south of
town, the Home pla ami huildlns lots
On Feb'y 2S,h at Il O'Clock q, m, ON the
farm Of DAVID Firor, one mite south of town,
Mary G. Fror will sell valuable personal
property.
On Saturday. March 10Th at 10 o'clock m
near Crraserstp Phillip Matthias VIII sell
a lot of valuable personal property.
On Saturday March end. at - o'clock M
at E:chonz Mil, VIM. IIcholtz will sell
personal Prop r'y.
On Thursday March 7th, at 10 a m. near
EchoItz Mill John D. Domcr will sell lot
Of valuable personal property. See posters
! On Monday, March llth 1889, II 10 a. m
! al his rtSlNtnCc i llllieS SCUM Oh 'i'''Si
Station, VIM. II Dorsey Of +. will sell yalu
! he personal property.
On Saturday NJ rch 9th 1899, at O'Clock
y m, at GrAceham, Vim J Ciamer Will sell
real estate.
On Tuesday, March y, 1889, at / O'Clock
p N half '.ay between Mot'eI's Station
and M,xcll's mill Laura V Martha will sell
personal prop rtv.
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Lifc's MiS.aM g.

Somebody has CONDENSED the mistakes Of
life and arrived at the conclusion, that there
are fourteen of them, The greatest Of all mis-
takes is to allow a simple Cough or Cold 10
take lis course which always end in death
check it in time and save life by the use OF
Pur,tans Cough and Consumption Cure
Price IS cents. At Or. ] X. Waters Drug
Store
The 'committec of the whnlc' have made
UNANIMOUS report in favor Of LaXado , III"
golden remedy for cure Of constipation sick
headache, dyspepsia. and affection If the liv.
or, the stomach alid bowels. At druggists
Price 25 cents.
Fcnncl tea is simple REMEDY 10 quiet the
baby, and this innocent article is embodied
in Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup. which puts the ha
by to sleep without the EVIL use Of opiates.-
Price q MIS-
Mcssrs George NJ isanngle and Gc"rE"
English will furnish about 30 tons Of lime
stone to tn" Cn.cctin Iron Company daily
when they commence work again,
Mr. JAS. Delaulcr has the contract of getting
ont sixty lhon-ands hoop poles for the Ca
toctin Paint Company and has already quit,
a number delivered 1t the works. He gets
S. per thousand for the job, the poles tn be
cat on the lands Of the Catoctin Iron Com
,,nv T.1r.,
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u, :, { I,narr'- haui>"m" hrowA colt
has n,e. il e.rioa~ ,j.uLrr ,utin! the past
week, lawn: , en- threatened with )ork,jrw
l, cut it,r ,eyerc'} jl-t above the LETT front
hoo w 0rcv,s,,tpMg It is som what bet
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Professional.
Dr.. II. & . }, !, .e.::''nsa'
SURGEONS & PHYSICIANS.

Prompt attention given 70 all calls
Pubic office n the Drug Store.
Privs.e consultation room in the rear
the d.! $ ore,
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Rev. john H. Barb, of this place, Will de.
liver 4 Temperance Lecture, in the NJ. Il.
Church, at New " lSor on FRIDAY night,
March g 1889 IT O'Clock
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GUARDIAN lbs, company Narad.d m f"'.
dAv LIST 81 gave an cx' ,hil"n dm'l en- 'ht
sou, =. (lt. - ks has re emily instruct
Ell Ne rn.mrncd Drill Corps IN some lew
,noy,ael'- wh.,h ar DAD, graceful and If
tiruli. II" Wi. sh >rt'y hay" the crack fancy
drill coMp"n in the State if h. remains IN
commaa and maintains the discipline thus
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New Advertisements.

Cramfr.
Wi,hrrow.
g. w Stocksd,ie.
Bus Loo M. G. CramcE
Public Sale. VIM. J Cramer.
Bus. Loo e w. Siocksdalr.
Statesmen Wanted. C. l.. Boohby.
Transfers and Abntcments.- Go. Com'rs,
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Local Items.

To turn y " hair IT, It's n'tUr Il r"i"r and
beauty. use Ii liz Vegetable S'r'''an hllr
i. 49,, ~, lu2 u,>l an IN Il reliable HIvpi'
ra,'.u <r3cncl aHS given H.,
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ID, 4


r U on Q ns7 Are vow on to us ,
Are You ON to our perpendicular plan
of doing business: Are you on to our
s,rAlgh forward methods: Come and
g, acquainted with our methods and
YOU wi. JOIN ,hc crowd Who say There $
no place to trade like
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Read Mr. John Roots new advertisement.
He has called your attention therein to some
matters well worth your attention.
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FHr tjo.t,o,m1 Lor"'s So 2nd p7gr
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1889-02-28

Torpid,y of the liver, and disorders OF the
stomach and bowels, cause headache and the
failure of all desire for food. Ayers Cathar.
tic Pills stimulate the action Of the stomach,
liver, and bowels, cure headache, and restore
Il
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
lie Rncked The Train.

A tramp, giving his name AZ
White, was arrested Saturday even
at the depot and lodged in the city
bastilc, charged with having thrown
stones at the passenger train ~ II
was pulling out Of Salem that even.
ing. His trial occurred this morning
before Recorder Conn, and he was
convicted and fined $50 and costs.
Being unable to pay this he was
given twenty-five days in the county
jail. II seems this hobo had ridden
"a great many miles on the brake
beam and when thro yn of AT this
point by the brakeman, he was mad
and when the train pulled out he
sought revenge by causing II shower
of rocks to descend uDon the passed.
ger coaches as they flew past him.
The genial tramp had two partners
who were fined so each. They are
In Jail with the principal, being un-
able 10 liquidatc.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
A Question Raised.

Members of the order of the 4. o.
u. w. assessment life association, as
well as members of other insurance
orders are already wondering what
effect the terrible Johnstown flood
and destruction Of life will have
upon their orders. Surely some
companies must go under, The loss
Of life is 80 great greater la fact
than any in the history of the world
since life insurance has been gen
eral-that II must cripple seriously
Il not altogether wipe out of exist
ence some orders. At hest, ASSESS
ments will he very high.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03

Atthe Christian church last night
the children's flower mission service
was conducted The church had
been richly decorated for the occa-
sion and there were many present,
II being also the first evening upon
which the congregation was To be
graced with the presence of
their new pastor, Elder Sicafoose.
On Friday evening Elder Sicafoose
will be rendered public reception
nj the church, \ pleasant time will
he had, of course.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03

death below. And when darkness
closed in on the scene and night let
her curtain down, but did not "pin
it with starr of hope, and as night
intensified the horror Of the scene
heightened into the climax of indis-
cribable misery and despair, with
ashudder of the thought Of the reign
of terror that prevailed in my native
city, ! close this article, hoping,
that while more bad news will
come, that the loss Of life is not so
great as reported.
+. }. STRAYER.
Mr.. Strayer had heard but the
first kilograms, announcing the de-
struction of probably 200 people,
when this was written. Since then
the number known to haye been
swept down in the flood Is not less
than 5000 and may approach 10000.
EDITOR
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
A CHAPTER ~ ACCIDENTS.
Three Accidents with Horses Saturday
A Wonderful Escape.

Three Accidents with Horses saturday
A Wonderful Escape.
North of Salem, on the river road
and within radius of fthree-quarters
of a mile, on Saturday afternoon oc-
cured three accidents with horses.
In each instance some person was
severely injured. The first was
VIM. Gorsline, who had his collar
bone broken. He had been to the
Brooks picnic and returning had ar
rived home. He got out of the
wagon to open the gate, while the
women folks were to hold the lines.
AS he was stepping from the wagon
the horses gave a sud~en jerk and
he was thrown violently to the
ground, breaking his collar bone in
the fall. AS he is quite old, sixty
four years, the accident will be a
serious one. But as he is quite
strong it is thought he will come ouo
all right.
The next accident, and most
miraculous escape from death it was,
was that of the twelve.ycar-old son
of Charley Pugh. The boy was re-
turning from the same picnic and
was horseback. The animal he was
riding stumbled and fell. He was
thrown headlong from the saddle
but his foot and spur caught in the
stirrup. The horse started to run,
dragging the boy for considerable
distance. His comrade, a boy of his
own age, succeeded in capturing the
horse, but not until the dragging
rider had been beaten into a state of
Inconsistencies and his face and
body torn and bruised. The res
cuer placed the wounded boy on the
horse and mounted the animal him
self, holding the limp form and
guiding the horse until he arrived at
the home of Mr.. Pugh. The boy re-
unconscious for several
hours but is now on the road to inn
recovery, although his face
and body are horribly bruised. His
escape from death was miraculous.
The third accident was less serious
han theothers. Mrs. Whites team
ran away and threw her from the
buggy, but she was not injured. The
buggy was II total wreck.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
Our Home Celebration.

AS anticipated in the JOURNAL q
few days ago Salem will not let July
Fourth 1889 go entirely unobserved.
There will he n home celebration.
In this matter the Oregon land com
pany are taking the action, and the
celebration will be conducted in
Highland park, their new northern
addition. This addition is nicely
located to the north and is on the
line of the nearly completed street
ear line. Extensive preparations
will be made to entertain the people
and II Is expected there will be many
here.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03

The picnic ut Brooks Saturday
was one of the most successful events
of recent date, or in fact, In the
history OF that little city. There
was nn immense attendance, many
being present from distance of
many miles. The opening address
was delivered by w. II. BeadIe,
superintendent Of the Chemnwa In
dian school. The Chcmawu Indian
band was present and added m
tercst to the gathering. Ball
games, shooting matches, trick
races, and other entertaining fca-
lures were given for the amusement
Of the people, all of whom seemed to
fully enjoy the day
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
PURELy Personal.

Judge Lord took the morning
train for Portland.
Gov. Pennoyer took the after
noon train for The Dalles.
Ralph Moody took the after
noon train for The Dalles.
General Odell came up from
Portland on the morning train.
Mrs. A. A. McCully left this
afternoon for her home in Portland.
Evan Owens of McNlinnville
spent Sunday in this city and re-
turned home to-day.
Mrs. l.. l.. Hurd returned to
her home in Corvallis this morning.
She has been visiting at the resi-
dence of J. w. HodsOn for the past
tow days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03

This evening occurs the grand
musical concert of the conservatory
of music tscc program in another
column, All money above Ger.
tain amount tor the conservatory
will he forwarded To the johnson,
Pa, sufferers, For this reason, II for
no other the entertainment should
he greeted with II crowded house.
The program is most attractive
one, while the benefit is II most laud-
able one.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
DIED.

SAVAGE.-At the home OF her
husband, three miles east of Salem,
at ii p. m. Sunday, June I'd, 1888,
after Il protracted illness, Mrs.
oren q. Savage, aged forty-two
years.
Mrs,Savage was born in Clackamas
county, Oregon. The funeral occurs
ON Wednesday at 10 a. M, from the
NJ. r.. Church.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
An E,-Con,ic,. Trouble.

Frank Warner had no sooner con
cluded term In the pen than h,
burglarlscd storc at Mcdford and
was arrested aud taken To Jackson,
Vile, lie tried to escape frum Jail
10y burning that structure down. A
big fine WAS kindled 10y himself aud
two other prisoners "a few days ago
and they came near going IN with
the iail
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
IN imperative Necessity.

' hat pure air is to an unhealthy local
ity, what spring cleaning is TO the neat
housekeeper, so is Hoods ss,rsaparilla Il
every body, at this season, The body need,
Ia be thoroughly renovated, the blood pu
riied and NitahHed, the germs OF disease de
stroyed. scon'la, salt rheum, and all other
blood disorders are cured by Hoods sarsa
P,rllla. the most popular and successful
spring medicine
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03

IL should be generally known that
Dr. henley's Dandelion Tonic in
SUMS hearty appetite and increased
digestion, dispels nervous depression
and low spirits, ovenomes lack of
energy aud wakenulneSs aud will in
0se new life aud s,pngth into the
weakest mvalli. Sold hN n. W.
Mathew.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
MAR RRIED,

WHITE-MISNER.-At the home
of the brides parents on Che.
mekete street at 10 a. m., Monday
June 3, 1889, Col. Albert Whyte OF
Tacoma and Miss Frances NJ.
Nlisner, Rev. w. Rollins officia.
ting
The ceremony was followed by the
warm congratulations of a large
number of friends and well-wishers
of the well known bride and her life
partner, who is a popular lawyer of
Tacoma. After partaking of a
bountiful spread and receiving the
merited congratulations of their
many friends, the couple were ac-
companied to the depot, where the
north bound train was boarded.
They go direct to Tacoma, where
their future home will be made.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
The Horses TO be Killed.

County Stock Inspector Herren
is preparing To have the three
quamntined horses killed.
He thinks there is no longer doubt
but that malignant glcet is the
trouble and To prevent II spread of
this dreaded contagion the horses
must be sacrificed.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03

With oommendable spirit OF char.
iiy the mem,ers of the Christian
ehnnch viii give an icc cnam aud
strawberry > ciable, fOr the benefit
Of the JohnsIown suiieNrs. at their
ehunh On Thursday evening, rhen
viii Ia oAolce program, Adnis
sion 70 oenlsi Strawberries aud i,s
GRAM IS vent, eNtm.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
rRoFEssIoNAL CARDS.

. J. SHAW, attorney at law, Salem. Ore
sNh' oihce upstairs In the Patton
j, JENNINGS n. u. s.-nENrISr-
onioo la the New hank Block, com
uStSlal >ircei, salem. Sign OF the big
DIV
DHlSlCIAN.-MtSs. DR. M. n Nc,s1y
1 phA stefan and SurgtNln- has lo.,ats.,
anu NAcn nnouls over SQuire Farrar's
ftSsNfN store. Chronic diseases a sps.e
ialsN, Consultation nv. iasldN
N T. WILLIAMS. srkNuGRAPHER
and tNpewriter C0pyisL Mill mai
VISITS al uials. etc; copying ON tyI~N
writer acc0rtely and neatly done. Offie.
Nuht \, Mannlns, C0nmerclai ~. ITS
sssirs. New Rank Rock. ~
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
W ANTED.

WANrED-.A situation by boy IA years
olu, on iarm or stock rancho. A good
worker, can plow or tend stock. Call nj the
Office OF The CAPITAL JOURNAL for 40"
5-Stf WI
WANTED-A gentleman of five years ex.
W perlence In commission business wants
position indoors where he can put in all
MS time. Has had some experience in real
estate and insurance; Is a good hand in n
WAREHOUSES; Is good mathematician and
can Keep books and make himself general
~ useml and is not afraid OF work Rest
oi references given. Address "R.," jour
NAL OFFICE. 5-lItf
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
teal Esiaie Iran.nciInn,

Daily transfers furnished III,
CAPITAL JOURNAL hy the Union
title abstract company;
state uf Ongon 10 T. NJ.
Holt, lot 3 at SEQ. 2ltlOs
Sw SlI5l
Coolidge n McChinc To W.
H. Hchls, . a, n See lt7sr
lw. $50 al
l. ;, to Paul norst, e n
q hnw ne aud case
Sc ~, Z s,srle pie.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
The New r.n.b.rs

The thirty i've who withstood the
examination for teachers certificates
before Supt. loder last week were
all but one successful and Marion
county now has that many more
teachers.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
FOR SALE

toR SALE.-A good, gentle number one
riding pony. Inquire at this Office.
ENh Sal IA new house ON 90 od LOT. lu,
Nls feet, ON high ground in south
salem house rents for s. per month-only
s@o y, u, Jones, Salem, Oregon.
LNh sAl.E-A FARM Oh $50 ACRES
All under fence and cultivation, in the
Tue ihe oesi chance ever offered for man To
ShS'sse IN Stock raising. For particulars
call ON or addpess
",H. BNARS, salem, Oregon.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-06-03
LOCAL SUNNI AIRY.

The Beardsley trial will begin in
Salem on the 11th of June.
For your meat go to Lafore's
to-day on State street. If
Painless dental operations at DIR.
T G. Smiths, 81 State street.
-Lost-A purse containing a $50
bill and some silver. A liberal re-
ward to finder at this office.
There will be special meeting
of the Salem decorative union this
evening, at the residence Of Mrs. u.
F. Moody.
The Grants Pass excursion train
arrived back yesterday afternoon,
after pleasant trip to the young
city of the Rogue valley.
The Jarvis-Conklin party, re-
Gently in Salem looking up invest
ments, have made purchases at
Port Townsend by which over $780,
600 will be expended by them.
If it Is nice, fresh groceries, or
fruits in season, or coffee or tea or
spice, you are looking for, the best
plan would be to take this advice
and make your purchases at the
corner grocery of Squire Farrar &
Co. That is the place.
-CHANCES FOR SPECULATION are
yet plentiful and we can show you
some "soft snaps" both in farm and
city property that will make you
rich. Take hold early. Come
and be convinced.
DUNCAN d BOOTH.
SO, State st
Wright's Compound syrup of Sarsapar-
lila reliable medicine for the renovation
of the blood. Tones and builds up the sys-
TEN, cures skin diseases etc. Sold by III.
w. Cox.
Wrights Red Cross Cure unequaled for
recent and chronic coughs and colds, and
all irritability of the air-passages. Sold
by all druggists
Wright's Hop Celery and Chamomile
Bitters recommended by the most eminent
physicians, lnvigorating, Stimulating and
not intoxicating. Sold by III. w. Cox.