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The morning call., 1893-06-11
HE LIMPS NO MORE
Hon. III. Nelson Feels
Young Again.
CURED OF HIS RHEUMATISM.
The Remarkable Recovery of a Case
of Twenty Years
Standing.

There was time. and not many weeks
ago, either, that the Hon. II. Nelson. the
wealthy horticulurist of San Lorenzo, was
not able to visit the metropolis except uu-
der difficulties which were OF a painful
character. and only then except with the
aid Of good. stout cane.
Yesterday the gentleman was in the city,
but he was without his stick and was walk
ing along with astonishing agility, when,
meeting reporter, he was questioned as
to the cause Of his surprising transforma-
ton.
''It's simple enough" replied the old
gentleman, over whose head some four
score years have passed. 81 had the rheu-
matism for twenty years; in fact. was all
crippled up with it, but am now entirely
free from the disease. How did l get rid
Of it? Why, by simply doing what lots of
sufferers have done. and that is by taking
that new specific for rheumatism which
DIR. PlOuf, over in the Nucleus Block, has
discovered. / am very glad that | met
you, for / want all other sufferers to know
that rea cure for the disease has at last
been found. II has acted like magic in
my case. The disease was throughout my
system. but the worst pain was in my hips
and knees, ana for twenty years | have
suffered tortures. Any one at San Lorenzo
can tell you how helpless | have been at
times, and always lame.
II gave DR.. Plouf an affidavit of MY
cure the other day and l hope that it will
he the means of inducing other unfortu-
mates 10 pI oft by my experience"
The morning call., 1893-06-11
A CAPITALIST INJURED.
George Metcalfe Falls From His
Buggy While Driving.

George Metcalfe. well-kno@n capital
ist, met with severe and painful acci-
dent. which will confine him to his home
for several days. While out driving last
night he fell from his buggy and sustained
injuries which, although painful, are MOI
considered dangerous.
Early last evening Mr.. Metcalfe took his
horse and buggy from the stables on
golden Gate avenue and drove up that
tboroughfare toward the park.
He reached the corner of Hyde street.
where he was suddenly seized with vertigo
and fell over the side of the vehicle TO the
pavement, and being heavily built man
struck on his head with terrible force.
The horse attached to the buggy was
fortunately a gentle animal. and to this
fact alone Mr.. Metcalfe owes his escape
from more serious injuries. and instead of
running away it stood quietly until two
teamSters who ltnessed the accident
came to Mr.. Metcalfe's assistance.
They found that the capitalist had been
rendered unconscious by the force of his
fall and quickly extricatPd him from his
dangerous position. and, after placing him
in his buggy drove him to the Receiving
Hospital for treatment.
The injured man soon recovered
consciousness, and Assistant Police Sur
geon Coffman found that besides q deep
scalp wound and a severely lacerated ear
lie was not seriously hurt.
After his wounds were dressed Mr.. Met
calfe was removed to his home at Ais
Geary street in lack.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
KELLY'S BAD LOT.
The Ex=PolitiCian's Sorry
Bargain.
His Odd Shaped Piece of Land That
Will Shortly Have No Front
age at All.

Martin Kelly, the recen tly deposed
boss" of the Republican party in San
Francisco, has fled suit in the Superior
Court against Philip Riley. the Enrighi
estate and several others TO quiet title to a
piece of property on Folsom street, near
Beale.
The lot has quite n history. In the first
place. il is of most extraordinary shape, as
1t has frontage of only 10 feet 8 inches.
while ex ending back from Folsom street
1917 feet. The property was first discov-
cred about twenty years ago by man
named Landry, wbo finding that il
was not owned by any one. proceeded t.
esta blish a claim to it IN properly legal
manner. He had himself assessed for the
property, then sold it for taxes, and by
redeeming it made his title TO the land
secure.
Then Landry erected small cottage on
the property, which brought him in an iu-
come of S35 per month. But when ne tried
TO dtspnse of his property the trouble be.
gan. He offered it to everybody and any
bndv, bnt no one wonlc buy. Whittier
Fuller u Co. came very near buying il
once. as they wanted To cut side entrance
from their establishment into Folsom
street. But the title was investigated and
then the firm withdrew Their offer.
chaser for $500. M dOuht resolving 10
,ake chances on the title. And recently he
decided 10 remove the cottage somewhere
else and build new brick building on the
site, to which he proposed to transfer h $
junk business, at present carried on on
Mission street.
But. unfortunately, the City ami County
Surveyor has JUS COMPLETED survey OF
Beale street, and has discovered I'll at the
street front has been encroached upon sew
eral feet. 1t will be necessary, therefore,
to have all the buildings moved back into
line. and Kelly's building is unfortunate
enough to be included in the alterations.
What frontage Kelly will have after
these alterations is not known. but it will
be hardly deserving of The name at all. and
there is no doubt that if the street had
been properly made there would have
been no such unclaimed lot as Landry
discovered.
Meanwhile Martin Kelly is determin ed
to be first in the field and gain undisputed
possession of his lot before the city takes
action i'll the matter.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
Horse Gossip.

Henry Schwartz will commence his race
meeting at the Bav District track or
Tuesday afternoon.
The gate receipts of the opening day:
racing will be don ted to the fund for the
widows and orphans of the fremen who
met their death last Wednesday morning
This is a worthy cause and the attendance
should be large. Mr.. Schwartz is horse.
man.
He says that racing will be on the
square; that contests will be run on theiI
merits as long as he has his eyesight.
Cadmus. that clever three-year-old from
the Palo Alto farm. will hardly face the
starter this year. According TO a letter re.
ceved at this Office from Winnemucca, he
is still there. His sickness broke MIN ur
across the kidneys and when he moves out
of walk he drags behind. He was a
very promising candidate in the American
Derby and manv Californians thought he
would win it. He was being shipped tc
Chicago when he was taken sick.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
OVERCROWDED STEAMERS.
Orders Issued From Washington
Relative TO Them.

Orders have been issued rom Washing
ton by James A. Dumont, Supervising
Inspeetor-General of the steam boat inspec-
ton service. the essential part of which
circular is quoted as follows:
Ii view OF the large number OF passengers
carried on passenger and excursion steamers
during the season of summer travel. and the
frequent complaints that many carry an ex-
cess OF passengers over the number allowed by
their certificates of inspection or excursion
permits. II Is desirable that officers of the Gov
ernment whose duty 1t is to prevent such
abuses shall give especial attention to the mat
Ter. and prevent the overcrOwding of such
steamers by prosecution for PENALTIES, If such
actiou shall be found necessary.
Collectors and surveyors OF customs are,
therefore, directed 10 Instruct the suburdinates
TO make careful examination of such STEAMERS
and TO report all cases of violation of law for
prosecution. Extra efforts should be made on
sundays, and particularly upon the Fourth OF
July.
supervising inspectors win instruct the local
inspectors To detail one.half their force upon
each alternate Sunday for duty IN tile vicinity
OF their home ports for the purpose of ascer-
tanning. by actual count OF passengers, If neceS-
sary whether the law is compiled with, and
upon the Sourfh of July th- whole force Will be
50 employed. Inspectors of steam vessels will
confer with The chief officers nf Gu tom. of their
districts as 10 the best methods OF carving ont
fhis 0ru-r. In all cases where Ii is found ueces-
ssfy 10 prosecute. tie officer prosecuting Will
report all the facts 10 the department for lis in
formation.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
PLAYED GOOD BALL.
Pittsburg Was Not Beaten So Easily
as the Score Indicates.

BosToN, June 10.--The game was we'll
contested and the Pittsburgers we're not
beaten so easily as the score seems to indi.
cate. Score: Bostons s. Pittsburgs 3.
New YORK, June 10-Tiernan won to.
days game fer New York by making a
home run in the tenth, with nobody out
Score: New Yorks Z, Louisvilles 6.
BALTIMORE, June lot was the best
game oi the season and the result was in
doubt till the last man was out. Score;
Baitimores 4. Clevelands l.
BROOKLYN. June 10.-The visitors made
hard fight to-day, but it was no go.
Score: BrnnklvGs 4. Cincinnatis 2.
PHILADELPHIA. June 10.-Better play
ing and harder hitting won the game fol
St Lnuis to-day. Score: Philadelphias
3, s.. Louis 6.
WASHINGTON, June 10. - Chicago's
pitcher was tOn effective for the Washing
tons. Score: Washingtons /. Chicugos 2.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
Builders, Contracts.

Mrs. L. Bigeiow with w. A. Van Deyoort. ia
build outN line of Rush street. 1877 :6 w of Powell
w 81 ;6xl37 IS: SIS 800.
Board of Education with Robert Currie, altera
tions and additions Sw corner. of L street and
Fourteenth avenue: SS77.
Mahoney Bros with the Burnham Stanford
Crmpany, to build on n line of Ellis street. 81 e
OF Mason, w S7:6, 1875 E 1877; 70, S 80. w
So 1876: $13,uu0.
Albert Meyer with G. G. Gillespie. to build on
NV corner OF Parke and Henderson avenues, N So
by w 81: S325U.
A. E. Lowry with Thomas Ridout. build on
iine OF Eighth avenue. 1T5 of Point
Lobos. 5 70 by r 1870; SlZ o.
James Flsnigan with Edward Mooney to build
on E liue or Minnesota street, l25 OF Butte.
rs by f 90: S3575.
w lillian w. Ackerson with N. FenneIl Il Son to
build on NV line of Market street. 275 K or City
Hall avenue, NE 80 by NV 100: $6235.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
The Crowd Gathered and CAPPED.

Little Pete, the Chinese maenate. had a
high old time last evening. He had had
good luck in more ways than one and he
was celebrating il. There is new baby
at his domain and everything he has
touched in business way of late has
turned into gold. He invited all his
friends to the Jackson-street restaurant
yesterday afternoon and while they ate
and drank the attendants outside fired off
great packs of firecrackers and the Mongo-
llan crowd gathered and gaped.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
PUNCHED THEIR HITS.
Stockton BalI-Players Are Badly
Knocked Out.

STOCKTON, June 1O.-A high wind to-
day made ball playing difficult. The San
Franciscos found it easy enough though
and defeated Stockton by score of IL to
2. There were four pretty double plays
during the game. San Franchises punched
thrir hits, in the first getting four runs
and in the fifth getting three. Two lone
The morning call., 1893-06-11
A Jockey Thrown.

Frank Brown, jockey. 27 years Of age,
was thrown while exercising a racing
horse at the Oakland Trotting Park yes
terday morning, and falling Violently on
his shoulder dislocated the outer end of
his cavicle. He was taken to the Oakland
Receiving Hos pital
The morning call., 1893-06-11

Earned runs-Los Angeles 2, OakIands g. Three
base hits-Earle. Griffith. Two-base hit-Irwin.
First base on errors-Los Angeles g. UakIands +
First base on called bals-Los Angeles 2. Uakiands
Lett on bases-Los Angeles 8, Oaklands g.
struck out-By BoTchers l. by Griffith l. Passed
ball-Lohman. Wild pitches-Borchers q Um
Dtre-McDonaId - y ~
The morning call., 1893-06-11

harued runs-San Frsnciscos 3. Two-base hits
Ehrlght. MannaSau, Sweeney. First base on
errors-san francisco 3. First base on balls =
Stocktons 4, San Franciscos }. Left on bases
StocStons 9, San Franciscos 4. Struck out
BY Bdlsz .. Double plays-Whltehead TO Sween y,
Sharp TO Power. Ebright to Sharp. Baisz to sharp
10 Power Time of game hour and lo minutes.
Umpire-Donahur. Scorer-JchnSOn.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
Business Mems Meeting.

At a meeting of the Business Mems
Democratic Association last evening it was
decided to hold an election neXt Tuesday
eve Ing for the purpose of selecting COM
mittees to act for the ensuing wear in the
management Of the snciety's affairs.
The morning call., 1893-06-11

Rev. E. r. DIle pastor Of the Central Meth
odist Church, Will deliver an address on pro-
hiDltlOn tomorrow evening in Grand Central
dall, corner OF Sixth and Market streets.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
ANDERSON spRINcs
HOTEL INVERNESS.

"OSI EL-ENl n 2 . = FSESON =
COMBINES ALL TnE ADVANTAGES OF
~ mountain and shore: delightful sea bathing;
trout fishing; beautiful walks and drives: MOTEL
now open: buSses meet all trains: terms moderate
Address HALL BROS. Point Reyes station. Marin
County. ie7 I'm WeFrSu
The morning call., 1893-06-11
MAGNETIC SPRINGS

r. LEN WOOD MOUNTAIN HOUSE; IN THE
heart OF the Santa Cruz mountains; hot and
cold ma9netic baths free; cottages for fami les;
terms reasonable: stages meet S:l5 train from
5. +. Terms, 81 up. For further particulars ad.
dress G. LIN DSAY. Glenwood Cal mya II
The morning call., 1893-06-11

RICHARDS s Co., druggists. 4oe-s Clay.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
MapA SOMA SPRINGS

| OCATED ON MOUNTAIN SIDE, 3 MILES NE
X OF Napa, 1000 feet above the Napa Valley HoE
ana cold Aapa soda water baths. Accomm odations
hrst class burr S" for the children to ride Tel
ephone and Dostofice. Terms S15 per week AN
DREW JACKSON, PROPRIETOR ap26 MeFrsn I'm
The morning call., 1893-06-11

We've determined to make this the banner week
of our present busy season Last week was record
breaker, but the inducements shall offer during
this week will eclipse any of previous achieve
ments in price-owering.
The morning call., 1893-06-11
HOTEL MATEO,

LEW BoARDERS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
4 on ranch; frst-cIass board S6 per week: 1000
teet elevation Address Redwood Grove. Occi-
dental, Sonoma County,
The morning call., 1893-06-11

PESoRTS. SPRINGS AND HOTELS OF THE
IL Pacifc Coast. with rates. locations etc. pub
Ilsbed In Hotel Guide lao pages For sale by news
dealers, or send 25c in stamps to W. NJ PATTER-
son, publisher. 20 Ellis St. rms 20. 80, 81 mrl tf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
REFORm SCHOOL BUILDING.
Ths Prsssut Capacity WIN Be En-
laxrsd 70 Aeeommodass 10

Yesterday Afternoon The state reform
scbool hoard met ~ the Ofios q 50ps.
r B. MeElroy 10 sdops plans fos the
enlarrsmept of the pgssent building.
MessrA NeNalIey a KBighton were
selected - architects, TO prepare plans
for additiooa, 10 be b0ilt 90 TIE reform
school, which Win consiss q t~O new
winEs. The north wing will b< shout
ssxeo. First nooF win contain store
rooms, cavstOEy and shower baths;
secoDd fOor will BE used - oOngTsEAss
dining room, with a seating capacity o'
80. The third st1Ey will BE Used q q
chapel, with . sesting capacity Of 80,
aod win have about . 2l-fOot ceiling.
The south wing will contain sebOol
rooms, dogmitories and Officers quar-
terz. AL modern co1veDienees will b
applied throughout, and the genera
style will be conformable With ths
present building.
Bids will be received for the coDstrue
ton July 18th, and the building viii b
eompleted this fall.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
T-l2-td
AMONG THE GEMS

The Orloa diamond is believed to be
responsible for 81 murders.
Diamonds SO small that 800 go to the
carat have BEEN cut in Holland
When Lord Palmerston was buried IL
Westminster abbey, the officiating eler-
gymAn threw into the grave several diA-
mond and other rings as s peace offering
When Cardinal Bogroneo was buried
IN Milan, large gold cross with seven
fns emeralds surrounded by diamonds
was placed in his tomb and still remains
there
The great South African diamond
found in the Kimberley mines in 1885
weighed 45T carats rough According
TO the ordinary rules Of valuation, its
worth is a, 1885
The diamond worn by the sultan in
the Aigret of his plume on parade days
was picked up from q dust heap by q
poor man of Constantinople during ths
, reign Of Mohammed ".
When the Frsnch crown jewels were
inventoried in 1871. there were . s547 diAr
monds, SOC pearls, $50 Tabies, iS4 sap
phiros. 80 emerAldA. n topazes,. 8 an
ethysts and q number Of unclaszi6ed
| stones.
TayeEnieT saw In India diazaOnd 4
I l04 earats whose center was 20 toaaI
/ To- make the stone worthless. VIZ
was cut open. il yiel5>1 eight. r'.-.ts
attn hke that f'',ln IN the bO..cov Of = ain
po0o'-S Louis Glob-DeV .ocrat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
To Builders and Contractors.

SALEM, Or, July 12-Sealed proPos-
ais will be received at the office Of the
secretary of state for the erection Of an
addition to the State Reform Schoul
building. Bids to be opened 1t II
O'Clock M, on Wednesday, July 18th,
1893. Plans and speei 6catIous can be
seen at the Office of McNslly q Knigh-
ton, architects, Salem, Oregon, begin
ming Tuesday, July 18th Bidders will
be required 20 accompany their bids
with q certified check Of 5000 a. evi.
dence Of good faith. The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids
8. PESNoYER,
@. w. MCBRIDE.
E. B. McELRoY,
7-l2-td Board of Trustees.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
DOWN GO rae RArEsl

The Union Pacific now leads with re,
dGeed rates to eastern points, snd theII
through Car arrangements, magnifie
emily equipped Pullman aud Tourisl
s.eepers, free reclining chair car and
fast time, make Il the best time to trAy.
el. Two trains leave frOm Portland
daily al s:45 a IN. aud 80 p. m. The
mates are now within reach Of all, and
everybody should take advantage of
them TO visit the worlds fair and their
friends In the east Send for rates and
schedules OF trAlns, aud do not purchase
tickets until after consulting Boise a
Barker, agents, Salem, Or.
w. IL. HORLRURT.
Asst Genl Rass. Agent, U. p.
Portland, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
WALTER sEsANT 5 MAMMs.

He who foresees Usver acts
Wise men neyey attempt anything.
Cheerfulness may be an admirable
cloak
There may be pride even in confessing
mistakes
The greatest things are done by the
greatest foOlA
Mems motives are mercifully hidden
by their shirt fronts-
The most charming attribute Of friend
ship is the right Of candor.
When you lose q leg, begin at once to
practice with = wooden one.
The consolation Of those who fail Is q
depreciate those who succeed
II you cannot become rich, remembel
the many missries Of ths rich
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12

There is more SAtsfrh 10 this section
Of the county than an other diseases
put toge lhsr, and until the Last few
yeArs. was supposed To be 'ineurAbIe.
hsoF a great ua8y years doctors pro
1ounced 10 q local disease, and pre-
serIhed local remedies, aud by constant
ly falling tOcufe with local treatment.
pronounced IL ine0rable. Science has
proven catHrrh Ia be q constitutional
disease, and therefore requires eOns,s,
tutionAl treatment. Halls CAtAFrh
Cure, manufactured by r. J. Cheney
4 Co. Toledo, Ohio. is the only oousri-
tutional cure on the market. liz is
taken internally In doses. from 10 drops
10 teaspOOnful. Ii acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system- They offer one huDdred dol
lars for any. case IL fRiss q cure. Send
for eirulars aud, testimonials. Ad-
dress, +. j. Cheaey a Co, Toledo, o.
sold by druggists, 75e.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
DWELLING BURNED

II IL with pleasure that We tsstify
the prompt and satisfactory y, . ~ ~
which the state insuraD. - ca sdNSGsd
and settled the reces.at IOss We s~d -
our dwelling azd eaassnt. .i,,,..sa -
oi4elsAv unaEt0nAssly the hoaas a
eon'en'a banned 10 the ground ~ An'
ana TIE lOea wAs adjusted. Aaua ,ly q
amount ot oar elAim freA the full
Insurance Co. was paid eall1 TIE stAts
seven days Afler the lowe " the 10Th,
can fally recommsna 70 ,eafrsd. We
Anos 90. for lie paSaav stats lnsur-
Atty In the settaaEnav s,s aud liter
49, lt of iis loses.
T-Il-2t-dw pF a. L. C,nPBEl.L
'AMPnELI.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12

IHA SKIFT.-One Of the attendants
At the Salem fruit growers' meeting is
samuel Daw, who owns = farm neaE
Peoria He came down the river in q
skin from near Harrisburg, and reached
Albany, . distance Of nearly 80 miles,
by noon. He got to Independence in
time 10 take supper with old friends
and made Salem this morning. He
chose that mode Of travel simply for
the novelty Of the trip.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Mr. and Mrs- Jacob Bower left today
for . visit 10 the east.
Mrs- J. G. Martin started today for
CenterviIIe, Iowa, where sbe wac
ealIed to the oedside Of her father.
As. Brzs6eld is home from Ysquina-
Mise FIOda Cstterlin returned today
from her visit TO Eugene.
Window shades never % cheap a.
nov At Wm. SATgeAnt's. 81
A certain cure for malsrial fevers i
foa1d in simmons Liver Regulator.
Mksses Lulu johnson and Della Har-
NIT left today for . ten days sojourn Al
soda SPRING.
F. s. MAtteson Of Turner was today
appointed . notary.
Baby carriages at greatly redueed
prices VIM. Sergeant. -
A good choice house 10 sell on e&sy
terms. Win take carpenter work IL
part payment. @. ". Beeier. II
Special ruled Iedgers, journals and
eash books, with the new patent baei
on now kept in stock by F. s. Dear
born. the ststioner. T-I2-2.
Nr. and Ars- d. ". Fraser, late o
Texas, have purchased the Bridge
business, and will continue it with ar
increased stock.
To insure q hearty appetite and in
creased digestion take simmons Live
Regulator.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
NEW HOUSE ron SALE.

A cottage Of seven rooms and base
ment, with 9 or lots set to fruit trees
and fine garden; for sale AZ = bargain
Located on Front street, North Salem,
House new last year aud in best condi.
ton. New barn, fine well Of water
nicely fenced, most desirable in thai
part Of town. Enquire OF Ats. d.
King. L7-2w
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12

AT WEsT POIST.-Hsrold b. Fiske,
well known 10 Salem, was admitted 8
cadet at West Point in June lSst after
. severe examination In which but s.
applicants were admitted out Of 81.
He Is now 10 service. The corps TO
which he belongs is to 60 TO Chicago in
August. The corps will have severe
camp work for preparation until that
time. VIM. LAdue from Salem 10 At
the head Of his class this year and is
the AdjutAnt Of the bAtilliOn. He Is 8
fine soldieriy looking officer. So much
for Oregon boys.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12

AFrKR THIRTY YEARs.-MrA Geo.
L. Curry, widow Of ex-Gov. Curry, Of
Oregon, arrived in the city today from
her home Ht Aft. Tabor. This is her
fist visit to the capital city In over
thirty years, aud Of course Mrs Curry
scarcely knew the place. She is the
guest OF Mrs. Emma 8. WslerOus, $50
Summer street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
A RARE OPPORTUNITY

Ehe TrAak River Toll Road, VITA
nished hotel aud farm, At law
gate, In nllamOok county,. = .uF-
and renting for $50, 10. stern
can be secured, now. iD stle clear
prOduetiya estE pP0pr 20 q year
farm In the Wlilsr exchange for
qpire iof n, n. q -rty, or a good
Ward, s1zkh - .Letts valley. In-
.j,..ou.a. At residence Of b. q.
-reet, near Coort Salem,
T-T-dW I'm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
LATE CARS.

The motor cars will run to and
from the big picnic at Aorningside to-
night, until after II O'Clock, and the
crowd will be accommodated no matter
bow late they remain. A magnificent
time will be had.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12
Are You Nervous,

Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved Of sll these symptoms
by taking hoods SaTsaparilla, which
gives nerve, mental and bodily strength
and thoroughly purifiss the blood. II
also creates q good appetite, cnres indi-
gestion, heartburn and Dyspepsia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-12

w. @. II. U.-MnsL JAmes AieKibben,
Grand Superintendent Jpveni's TEN
plans, viii address the people Of Salem
Il the w. Q. T. U, rooms this evening.
Good Templars and members OF the
w. @. 4. u, are especially invited to
bs present.