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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
SPIRIT OF TIE PRESS.

Dallas Observer: From piescnt
appearances in congress We will
have free coinage of silver The
question appears to be the east
against the west, and the west pre-
dominates rcpublicaus aud demo
crats standing together ON the qucs.
ton. We find our Mr. Hermann
standing firm.
80 Louisiana is sold again. The
lottery company have bought the
pelican state. Sad fate for a sover-
eign American commonwealth!
France once sold Louisiana to
Spain; then Spain sold her back to
France; then France sold her to the
United States. This last transfer,
however, is degrading. Exchange.
so few Of the country press are in
sympathy with the political views
of the Portland Orcgunisn that it is
rather novelty To find enc friendly
to that great paper The Dallas
Itemiker says: "Nvd. unl uy amy
means take stock in all tha; paper
says, but We believe the editor to be
as honest aud conscientious Ia his
statements aud convictions as any
of the rest ot us. Thousands who
claim tn hate the Oresonian still
cannot do without ii aud are great
ly influenced 10y its utterducvs. We
little fish had better hr content to
swim around in the small ponds
near home"
lua letter to u member uf con.
greSs J. IL. Powers, President Ne
braska State Farmers Alliance
says: We feel that, although the
house bill presents little temporary
relief, there should he no temporiz-
ing or compromise. But believe
the farmers and working people
generally Of the country demand a
large increase of money, and that
there is less prejudice and objection
to the increase by the free coinage
Of silver than by any other way.
We would urge you, then, most
respectfully, to stand by the princi-
pie, aud il il is defeated we will Us,
our best efforts to bring its enemies
before the bar of the country for
sentence and condemnation"
:, F, Chronicle ON silver bill: 1t
is not likely that the senate will
change its ground very much except
after Cnulcrcuce II will probably
waive the frvt coinage amendment
upon consultation with the house
committee. aud the house VIII agree
to the elimination of the bullion re-
drmplion clause. The net result
will be, in all probability, n bill pro
Viding for the purchase of from 81
Oo,uoO 70 S5,O0OOO0 worth of silver
per month, with the treasury notes
issued in payment OF the purchase,
fun legal tender aud rvdecmable in
coin at the option of the holder.
Senator Stewart has said that he
would be satisfied with the Bland
act carried oUt 10 ll> maximum
that is, the purchase and coinage Of
S4.0OO. 90 worth Of silver per month;
ani il - he should not raise any Ss-
rious objections 10 such q bin s. has
bseu outlined shove.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
u,.ber cutter for cutting from = inch

WASHER cutter for cutting from = inch
- salons Albany spindle oil.
S rounds S6rmPound, ri No&
,Ss5 feet round NORWAY iron. - feet each -
a, f.,f r,IS,iri Norway iron, IS inch.
- fSst flat Norway iron 80 feet each X -
li,xN.. lNl.. li,Nit. l'sNit, lNss ana ~
a, ~ a. Norway iron. 2xis inches.
4, kez No front horse shoes, BerdenS.
\ keE Nos mind horse shoes, Berdens.
keE No hind horse shoes, Berdens.
keE No frOnt horse shoes, BerdenS.
q. keE No mont horse shoes, Berdens'
keg No ; hind hoTse shoSs, Berd,ens'
u - Mo- PutuanS horse shoe nallS. ,.
= lNou washers. . ES 4 lnch, . 10 o-to
inch, l9 As inch. Il - L inch, u I,> >
81 : nathins gotH-Sd blank nuts 10 = each
.iseh and " inch. i - = inch.
~ lisNi4 round head r!NeiS.
SpkE q m timed fiat head iron rlvetS.
llo pounds blacksmith coal.
nam emery cloth. assorted numbers,
- foGr Of emery. Ne O.
I dor pkg carriage bolts, N-sNa>-
pSgs each csarTia So bolts. "sX-~s inches
and inches.
pSEs each c.,rrisse bolts. Z. l'.- -,
81. sEd 4lrchtS.
S - and / inches.
S = clNlTSe oo-aN.
saw cumming emery wheel. ! tnch
thick. loirCh,S diameter. for shan.
ptcCc silver spring steel ~ inches, >
Il kess nails. 5 kegs - /. keg.4o i. ! kegs
n \ wire 6rads- ions l l.2.inch. 5E,s inch
and - - inch.
- ErI0>S Sc.eyyS. 1 EroS> each : - in. No Il,
: inch Nol4 and - incR No - gross
each II. inch No u, ! inch No - inch
W and - inch No
chi>elS, Keen kutier brand. lst quality,
inch. u inch. ] inch. = inch
andl I-einCh.
hs;chs;s : pounds each. hand ak, /
pounds X X brand.
SJsnniDgs bits. 7-ls inch. ! 4. inch. ! sid
inch.
4sinlle, bits, Ge- T~n brand. d. inch.
: = inch.
- cupboard LOCKS.
% dor hle>. X and F brand. doz : inch
slim taper. GoE men d., dog inch
10, doE 10 iLch mill. duz - inch /
ri l dor i inch .. ri. l dOz ! inch ID. I
dog inch ri. dor inch hat. ! dog 3
inch sa-
/ dor Hanks silver lake Nos sash cord.
butche. knives.
y aSs handles, l. pole, Z double bit.
- boxes aNIe EreS>s, kralSsr>.
~ feel rope. manila, inch
A'-E~ A--at AK NA-A~E "a AA4C
boaEd 81 the g piIsl. goods must h-a in ac-
co-iaCcs Herewith and must come in
original packages when possible. Delivery
q supplies Wi. 1s -5-1 IlreG within ten days
q notice Of acceptance Of bid. 4 copy OF
this advertise uLru- mus. accompany each
bid. SCd rce name Ct the Glass ut supplies
bid upon mCS- c5 written on the envelope.
Each Did must include all the Items OF the
c.SSS bid upon, and must give items and
tC-al> Z tG-. with exception OF meat and
-four. Auditing Officers ara prohibited
tro- confirming accounts Of purchasers
when the Sdvtr-. .>surlt does no. contain
s tGL and complete description Of the
Kinds @: articles 70 ce purchased.
The --EL. .n --.sc. Sny and ll bids :
reserved.
Bids vii D opened ~ : o-clocl p n. on
Tuesday. July ;. l>l1.
SYLVESTER PENNONER,
GEO. ". MCBRIDE
q. ". WEBB.
Board ofTrustees.
" II. \. GIJ-NLN. Clerk 0: BoArd. 6-li
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
WHAT TUBULAR WELL?
b SUIT to Read and Get % Other.

\ CeC-i l= Tubular vel = constructed BY
putting down a thCes inch l7ol PIPE, with
10 Cp$---E> except top Su6 bottom. No
din can =. 4 and only pure water can Dc
Eo- o-IL- This : me only kind O. well Ihs.
worms sCd l1sec-S cannot Ec- Into, Ihat :
scSc-- --s-y S-r-S O. water p-so-. Sld -1at
: .o0rs1 Though The cement strata 20
Ire pure living va-s-- / : positively the
Only kind q wei inst : worth building in
.1-S c--L--y James A Eocs--S. salem.
rs 1@-c- Csa- [s-r grounds makes these
wells Terms reasonable . YEAR eLps-i-
enc ---l-l lul-S-i-2-w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
Two Through Trains Each Va,
.a--N k-&
UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM

lcz 11sl--s s-.-1 >---a1- Aa-,- &-1
t.7-1 -r>- ass Sss,a-----4ss fl-E-,s H- lE
A-er7.t 10 ~4E. -- -s- ta>s Nal
rFs. - 8 11.1 4 s., gs- H.~E Ur r1e --rgtr-
E1Et t.sHt-,. ~ ASA
-1a laa 49,. kA- ra.-s are
s. v-sre a.r f-sal u.saal1 a. .l.1-
Z 81 sisgEvTs ana 1a7> s-zar ga-s ana
.,ssr-l,. aEa r-l all.1 1rs.EI sl--.kE-
sl.1 Ea1sSA A. E ll-s-i c1AEE1-
Tes-N9ssEaai.1 3 see tl7l.--s AZ a, s1ss1
va t,-lrlEa EssasEa s.lsEsi.-s as ,ss.tis,>
lsIaHeCl t'CrgasE1 a-.s A-ial.- r-l-s, az1
Wsta f--llaal ollaEi,l ssears-~ slas sesl
flelaNle sza \ llsass ltIgr 1a.g. N.l1a1l
r1lsrage
kNa1ne,,rl-s ec4 raa.al a. flaale-is w.le
ta.-11,g1 -ltalls o. an11 .ucl1 49, L.zEf s11
~ eGtte4ut ia ttrlag1 lrz-s d. EG1
eaa1a A1I1hEr. hal,.ss NrlF arrl - L.s-.s
anf NnrFN tralHs NNlHl 1hE CHrf ff-r
taret ~ sesl ~ &crt1e7lst faartr l-as1
kEs taasargu Alsa csllharl asr.C.s
AsEs-a1s1 t.raT la rrsGs. ra-es. 49,
ltcksas 1.sEEsge E11ss1Es fc-- "a ~ -.
eanl. sFN1 aEFel1asllll1 o. ans 49, H|.ra-a
Nutc- 49, stsee-a- LAE
kt-s 81. fasss sal
srssel ~Ttlrn IHHl.Tr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
Hsw ts care Nervousness.

\ body with a nervous IsmpSra-
us-t VIII make known IL wants
through IL natural Uei.gI-;he
nervous system. Il Z: fails u uc-
cs5ve prcP~E uoCrl>Ln-tUJ The nerves
gil * Ile lCS. - Cry ont. D-.
Killers HyGr@>l5De Restorative
ensures perfect Dutrilion - those
who take il, aud perfectly ColT-
lsh5G body came. De- nervous For
sale 81 n. !. Ery'S-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

Al I--> ssls~,- C- .-E ytE- -ls -r->- =
-7-#-> A-- hearty rls- E-5 --ts- -aNs +. -s--
~ 81. - slS- ness ---5,, ans 97---- c-f- s-l--
ca-s A---.-a-.- % 50 a-y----E- 4-1 --a-y
O. slNS c-l ~ r-Ep-t> 1-1 -s7..s- "a "a.
yc- res ---V = = ---.- lc-.r --s,-l----5 t-a1
81 sc5 cs-->y 81 EEs --yt- a-1 E.Sn1. and
5-r -E-s- E--El-g E,- -a-S II. C--- -l-2-
v--st- A-NJ- E--.>- 4-Ey Sc 81 1>l-F-ty
IL ;1t .-Vgr. g-r-Cv tEs t4l,a- 2-1 BY .Es--
---- rc-l- &e.---. -sE N--&--E s-c
s--s-E-E iC 1Et t-I.re system. ~-.1 az )
rs - S c,cN ~ >--.L1 & >.E--5--
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

ttshlnE fNles AK kceap ~ ufs.sla1e
l' 49, Fs.t u sssFathrn., slslslrg eat21sl .leelass
y tta etrua. Aea aeFta - es.i a. ts.laa
IT,. taas4nkcs falg htsIas1t ael "a e.ts
aigsstis Nsa thF l.sgts satsasiA, alrtsrless ta-
lass's salkNn it<t..al srt seststs e. fs'Eellsl1,
tnl ~ars. - c9nte ltNEl ~ ~ a.a..
tlxtlss iIe.s ~ le,sknss. fNrGs- AZ 49,
- ~rt4th a ~lslae1
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

Is to make the knights Of Labor
successful. II he can't do this his
striking hack will only weaken
the Order.-San Francisco Star.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

go E.sAlE's Golden BalSam Ne,
L-r-s - .-es, Srz- az5 s-s.-- s-Gl-ss-
$50 & S1s La-s AZ Ba5y; Ss.s EL-S,
sT-s. y ~, e-c Cc-cx--s-s--si Bs,..Ass
>Ev.--..- -----1. --Sszse5 S=Sn-, A. 4,
r---z-T SIS c. iAs 5-ssLss k-.v- A
Sy-e-s- Price, 5 90 per Bottle,
L. Richau's Nlden BalSam Ne.
Ce--ss- -s-----y. As-.s-r-L' : SyVi.--..5s Rhsz-
- Pas T. -ts B--sS PEs-siz -
G---. ---E - tEs NaSE. -lss-1.e5 So-s
----., -- E-sE. L--E< AZ cc.-
g------ ---s S--1-gSS C ~ LL--aE A-s
-2-=--- . T -l- s--E:l-- - Ge-ss
-. A-----T- ---T--- --s --l.- u-~F A.
--s--r = ise : 90 Per I ottle.
ieAeEl' Golden anish Anti
-c= ---= -- G------.zz- Giest
--H ana a. TRAY - Cs5-.-
Price 80 So per
81. a., a-,s' olaeu spanish In.
-s a-s-s s. tf13-s-e -,
S--1-a-71Sk. Price
--s i-.,-- a's Golden o'EtmsHt
~. 81, 81 . Pr BoI
cd T'il s-Nf--s
-- lss oi .-rs5--- y'-E.
r..5s .S5 =, = I, - !, pr BaI.
,,. o. g. T. ss--ss,y E-sse-
ne Ez-lar5, d--c co- g.a-y. agents ~
and FIJI 1A-ks- sl-sS-. So Frz--lsco. Cs-
C--c--s- ---z-l51 --5s-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

IcSs os g.s3 8, tsiag lFFs'i t0o-
Nsv Ncr& 20 Germany 10 : ~
p-rsd thai Os,ulzgy o, G-z0o -
eol3 a. 12lus,la- cf v-S-.--A Aiae-a
Pes>,
It 8, P-,kGss, i1Ai l5s,aaAly. .ke
svlusrs> ta&l E4a.-tz-- g-s4,
s-21,t.ug zry11ss, utS,i, a.. te.s u5c-ty
tt.Sl can sx rsi>sd Ne q, asa -a-
a, ,os&Aad that ihls u11osy vaa>a 6,
sln- - CsSEu-4uy b, g,l-s Jo ihs
soVe-uDsslt- li 8, tlt lAAu,v et
JrAAS daa tysgusAl llsrchSEt> ts.s
sNpcgg and iwp,gy ,ra3e vtgh t'ey-
a.Auy sE tae war Sai.gg 1uue sl
l>>s. vas as t1llcss-
lmPogts fc,lu OsSruAuy s>l,-s-. Ss5
RNpl1ts O. s>aL- 5-s
kalAncc dos IiggnlAnN lN -2s $50
TAs sisiisstos Ga me hsoI yeag
sn1ius YESTERDAY lune 2h l,sA an,
~ 80 uls,ls paOi.l, bat thors 8,
pEokSe1y oalsuce ia Germany, A,
tSNoF.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

N h. Knight, Eclectic Phvsici>a. ofiice
". l,7 Court street, salem OrsyOu. ful-
nonary diseases speciality,
nRL. KEENE. Dentist, once over
IL the White CORNER, Court and Com.
merciAl STREETS.
IoHN A. CARSON, Counsellor and At.
81 tornev-at-Iaw Member 81 the Rar of
Ontario. Canada. Ofiicc l0a state strcVt,
salem, orcson.
DRAFT & HUNT, attorneys at law. salem.
Oregon. Oillcc over Rarr'S jewelry store,
State StrNei.
II ]. SHAW. Attorney.at law. salem.
81 Ortson. OIticc firSi toor On The len
al heSd of stairs in the uSar M l1ti X
Rush'S hank.
TNlI.MON FORD. attorney at law, salem.
Oregon, ofticC Ur stairs IN iAttNn'S
block.
I \. APPLEniArE. attorney at law,
~ frivrs block. Commercial and state
Strccts, Salem, or.
w z. WILLIAMS. sTKNOGRAPHER
w and Ty-pcwrttiSi. Otdcc with Capt..
tai city R'y, CN-, llSS'aic -,
DoRRRr 4 McNAlI.Y. Archi,e,,s. NJ
III iS3 state Street. Plaps snd >pcsincS-
lions ~ an classes al oi buildings On short
notsce, SUpcriDicndeRc5 ~ work promptly
tNoSed alSer, = 80
DORAI.gr s WLlI.ACH. t1vn t,usiu-
u ecTS and nrauE Ehtsmtn. ksilUoad sur
Nevs ans estimating q SgyVislty, Ogiios ~
state street, Up stairs, salem. ou'Sou
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
$500 oEEERzR :! :::..!:3 !!::!!::

w. ~ " - by tho manufacturers
Of nr. SaEe's CatSrTh Remedy. for an In
durable case Of CatassA n tAc Head.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01
BI-SINs>S CARDS

NJ. CIJOCGA. CndorJakcr. ErnOalNer
n. and Cabinet Maker, ll- state -
>AleRl.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

81 q. -
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t-.--...-. ,,-,,- .,--.-s-,
''s'' 81 3, cC>-'S.1,-s c,.'','S,
N''- N'r7~-
go -~ y..--. 81. w.'''. white.
80. y.r.> canton l.-Ds.. Nashua MN.
"a Mariners >.-s gS.>. Al O. Ss>A=-
"a \ y .nch.
~ Cr-.rn. American f--. san 1Sgl.
Ga-S-
Il' yards b.as 5sliu,s. A-.u>k5aE. 3 Oz.
N --cklCE. hesvy Amos SsssE. tGl.
10 tao.s linen h-tachei.
: s-7 vs.-s1svc 2se-S.
.- Ec- I--SCy nd EaCGSr-ch.St>.
Co- Sps1c-> black linen thread. No -
- 1r- >Voo-S 1-ScS thread. No -
S-rS> v-->. American.
--->> Esa-. ]-5>S c....c2S.
- Tavs-> 2st1.aS, assorted SINS : 8, 4 sud
CLOTH.
=, ya--> ..E --->s.--t-- IS.-i> >--i1. -
MEATS
ia- = -E---..-l II e'---..- s-'I.> .. .a-S
COFFEE
~ - lrs.a E.-a - grade
~ --rfr--. --- III aaNa-
Asa- Na.-H
az NlsN'G--
FLOUR
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1ra1-e5- .-.
= i->7-AH-
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.,-...-.-... ,-.-,-. So .,--..-,.-s
SHOES AND LEATHER
. 6o-eS;.c cs-. sS-r, Charter Oak
: LS-7-' = l- = s.s -, -,.,-,,
- = - 49,. 80 - - : - :
--7 =, ,. - - -
La~ ---r->- --->-r
st.s ses-5c-
.. A.~---s tss-s
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rx-Ss F.-c.
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= sS'r--,ss - n .-,.'
S--r---sI - Gsv---
= s..'s sES2:ls- ::lrs-.-..-..-.-s-
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-,--ss- - s.
= ~ .sz,s -,sSi
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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

II H. MORSE. canirsc3or and Builder.
II, All orcerS pr0Wpt,y attended ~
81 High slgoes. SaieEii
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

TORN KNIGHT. blacksmith. Horse
81 shpSins and r,YslIlue q specially Sh0N
sNa5 cI lltC-ly slrN'sI, Salem, Ofr'sCoD.
G2Gi
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

~ r. Knight, Eclectic PhvsiciNa, ofiicc
u. ls7 Court street, salem Orsyon. Pub
fnonary diseases a SpCclaltN,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-01

II r. SOUrHWICN. C0uuzctcv and
L baa2C1, We, p-sf&rs'3 ~ - an
6,nas ~ hglilaius and guarantee Ssglsf5as-
ltoa. AEl-gm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
An Alaska Volcano.

PoRT TOWNSEND, WIsYIPFG, July l2-The
report that Mount Bogostoff, Alaska, is in
a state of eruption is verified by officers and
passengers of the steamer Arago The
steamer left 0unalask July 3. Al that tins
huge volumes of steam and smoke could bt
seen rising from the volcano, while at night
pillar of ire thousands of feet high was
discernible for miles. Bcgostoff is on on
mansk Island. and, according 10 Indian ira,
dition, rose from the sea in 1896 The Gov.
ernment surveyors give its height at ! les
feet, but more recent surveyors give lis
height at ss4 feet above the water line. Ths
volcano first began 10 emit FIRE and smoke
about two months ago. An eruption follow.
ed violent earthquake. BogostoT has been
in state of eruption ever since. 0unalask
is about 20 miles distant from the volcano,
and no damage will result from the erup-
ton. The sight IS grand one and mari
ners hope the eruption will continue. as it
serves as lighthouse in guiding the vessels
through the Ounanak pass
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
Educating Girls Wisely.

A prominent New York lawyer recent
ly engaged governess to instruct his
three little children. Said he to her: ~
90 not care so much what studies you
select for my children, but one thing
shall insist upon, and that is that you
take especial pains to cultivate their per.
ceptive faculties. | want them to become
observers, so that they can intelligently
describe what they see." This lawyer is
wise in his day and generation. One-hall
of the people who think they are educa-
ting their children afford men like this
lawyer deal of amusement and only de.
ceiye themselves. In these days of ref
erence books and encyclopedias it is
worse than senseless to cram the tender
brains with the dates of battles, heights
of mountains, and lengths of the rivers
in the world. l. is enough to know that
the Amazon river is in Brazil, without
telling that it is exactly 1000 miles long
and $50 miles wide. Individuality is sad
ly lacking in the education of girls for
too many Of them are educated alike
" y. Press
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
He Found the schooIma.ter.

We were sitting on the seranda Of a
hotel at Niagara Falls, when | noticed
the man on my right looking sharply at
the man on my left, and presently he got
up in an excited way aud walked about.
After bit he halted before the ether
man and asked
Isn't your name Graham p
YES. sir, was the prompt reply
"Didnt you use to teach school at E
mira?v
Yes, sir"
an 1862
Yes, sir
Do you remember boy named God
kim"
Very distinctly, sir"
DO You remember that he put pack
age of firecrackefs under his desk and
touched them OFF,
"As IL happened only yesterday"
"And you basted him fort it?"
81 did. licked him until he could
hardly stand, and I've always been glad
ofit.p
you have, eh ?" said the other, breath
ing fast and hard. "Do you know that
boy swore terrible oath ?"
Il presume he did, as he was thor
ough young villain"
He swore an oath that he would grow
up and hunt for you and pound you with
in an inch of your life"
"But ] haven't heard from him vet.
You hear from him now, He stands
before you | am that boyi'
"Welll"
Prepare to be licked My time has
come at lIa.1
He made dive for the old pedagogue,
but the latter eyaded him, made half
turn and hit him on the jaw, and God
kin went over chair in heap. Then the
whilom schoolmaster piled onto him and
licked him until he cried ''enough" and
it didn't take him over three minutes to
do it. Then he retired to get Oh another
collar and replace some buttons, and |
helped Godkin up and observed:
"You didn't wait quite long enough, /
guess"
"Say That's where made miscue p
he replied. a see now that ought to
have held on until he had got to be about
$50 years old. The old devil is ali of 20
now, but he licked me right off the reel
and I'll not have the heart to stand up to
him again. Here's thirty years of wait
ing for vengeance knocked into a cooked
hat in three minutes p
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Forced to Leave Home.

Over GO people we're forced TO leave
their homes yesterday to call at their
druggists for free trial package of Lanes
Family Medicine. If your blood is bad
your liver and kidneys out of order, il
you are constipated and have headache,
and an unsightly complexion, don't fail
to call on any druggist to-day for fre,
sample Of this grand remedy. The ladies
praise it. Everyone likes it, Large size
package, 80 cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
Hold it to the Light,

The man who tells you confdentially
just what will cure your cold is prescribe
ing Kemp's Balsam this year. In the
preparation Of this remarkable medicine
for coughs and colds no expense is spared
to combine only the best and purest in
gradients. Hold bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam to the light and look through it no
tice the bright, clear look then compare
with other remedies. Price SOC, and 81
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
To Expedite the Pensions.

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The house COM
mittee on appropriations yesterday reported
an urgent bill making gross appropriation
of $3.50. 200 to defrsy the expenses of en-
ploying 463 additional clerks in the pension
bureau, i65 in the record and pension of the
war department. and 10 in the second audi
tors department. The objec, is to provide
for the speedy adjudication of claims 10 be
filed under the dependent nension act
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23

Men talk as if victory were something
fortunate. Work is victory. Wherever
work is done victory is obtained. There
is no chance and no blanks.
Spirit is now a very fashionable word
TO act with spirit, to speak with spirit,
means only to act rashly and to talk in
discreetly. An able man shows his spirit
by gentle words and resolnte actions he
is neither hot nor timid
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
Brave Ida Lewis.

Ida Lewis, the heroine Of Lime Rock
Lighthouse, who had saved the lives Of
- many persons. receives from the GOV
ernment 4 salary Of 500 year and two
tons Of coal. When her father became
paralyfic she was made custodian of the
lighthouse for life, In appreciation Of
her heroie efforts in saving lives she has
n gold medal from the United States
Treasury Department, three silver medals
from the State OF Rhode Island. one from
the Humane Society Of Massachusetts,,
and another from the New York Life
Saving Association. It was in 1869 that
General Grant presented her the splen-
did liieboat Rescue" which she now
has. James Fish, Jr., built boat. house
for il and also sent the heroine a silk
flag made by Mrs Mcfarland. of New
York. Miss Lewis is a member Of Soro
Sis, and was presented a gold brooch by
that organization. She also has a num-
Der ofarticles from private individuals.
and a token that she much appreciates is
a keg Of maple sugar and a box of oat-
meal from poor man in the West.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baffied the medical profession more
than nasal catarrh. While not immedi-
ately fatal it is among the most distress
ing and disgusting ills the flesh is heir to
and the records show very few or no
cases of radical cure of chronic catarrh
by any Of the multitude of modes OF
treatment until the introduction of Ely
Cream Balm a few years ago. The sue
cess of this preparation has been mos
gratifying and surprising.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-07-23
Consumption surely Cured.

To TuK Please inform your readers
that have a positive remedy for the above-named
disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured shall be glad
TO send two bottles OF my remedy FREE to any of
your readers who hare consumption IL they viii
send me their Express and P. o. address Respect.
fully, 7. A. sLoCUM. n. c., Isl Pearl St. n. Y.
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asked the reporter OF an old druggist
Dr. Plercc's preparations" hp rrs,lie.f
Iney arc sold under a positive guar
antce that they will. in every css.s s,i,-e
Satisfaction, or the money Is promptly re-
Iunded: His 'favOrite Prescripfion.i for an
tnose cfironic wcaknesses. nervous and other
arrangements peculiar % women. Is ras.si Win
unfalhng SUCCESS. IL car,s weak back hear
ing-d0wn sensations, irregularities ana pcsl,
hrsses common 20 the sex. and iraiu1r fha
most perfect Of touic medicines builds nm
and Strengthens the entire system. The a.
niand Tor u ls constant. aifd | am convfg-Sanr
vita scores 81 c.isfs sHncd bv it,
Returning alter few moments ahsano,
The venerable wicidcr OF the pestie relnn,-,rrsi
the number Of sirsRpariilas and other. sr,-
called. blood medicines is legion: buf DR.
flercee Golden Medical Discovery o,Jtsslis
them All and Il is the Gnly hlood-plrlfieT our
o. Toe many which am Obliged to keep upon
my shelves. that Is guaranteed 10 heratif ~
care IN all cases for which IL Is racomfpcnd.,d
OF money paid for H IS refunded"
. In the hne OF Pills" reTnarkat, the old s,o,,
ueInnn. the little sugar coated Pe.ists
put up by DR.. Pierce lead eli others hofh h,
amount OF ISLES and the general saflsfarfioa
they give my customer
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