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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
he'd OF controIled by any party ma.

stered or controlled by any party ma
chine.
We haYe had reform" movements
before. p. n. darcy, a Democrat,
was elected as a reform mayor. Next,
Claud Catch, Republican, was
elected, but under both the machine
kept the saddle, aud the city's affairs
went from bad 10 worse.
There IS absolutely no hope Of any
permanent reform or improvement In
government, 50 long as the people
content themselves with working by
the old machine methods. The ma
chine il TO enrich the party workers
not to protect the taxpayer.
The nominating convention is con-
troled by the machine manages aud
the party machine is controlled by the
sharpest and most INSCRIPTIONS bood
lers; therefore the bOoder practically
names the ticket. What sort Of rC.
sul's are TO be expected? Exactly
what we have seen in the
past at Salem and on every hand;
states, counties, cities, towns and
school districts running hopelessly 10
debt, expenses increasing, the tax
payer looted right and left. 1t is 90
wonder that a very prominent and stall
wart Republican businessman Of SalC IN
prophesies that "Oregon Will 20 Pop
ulist next year II there is
not a change" But hcw can
there be change without a change n
the system Of making the ticket?
The mere changing from the
dominion OF Republican machine TO
tuat Of a PoDulist machine would az
ford not the least relief. When
the latter would get TO running
smoothly IL would be no better
than any other mIchi ne. The
sharpers would slmply get the
run Of things. get their wires laid
and then the taxpayer coul 90
hang. The Populists themselves
partly realize this when they
demand direct legislation, which is
all right so Gar as u goes.
But the first Knockout blow TO be ad-
mlnlstered to the ringsters, should be
popular nomination Of candidates.
Take away from the machine the
power to name the ticket, aud its
sway Is broken, its most effective
weapon is gone, and 10 has no strings
on any would-be candidate or any
oiicer, after he is elected by the
people, and that is where the corrup.
tiOn comes from now.
Let the people Of all parties name
the candidates aud they will choose
the best available men. Let the Office
holder be no longer la fear OF the buss
who made the slate that put him 90
the ticket, aId he will not bow down
TO the boss. Let him be responsible
only to the people and dependent
wholly on the people FOR re.nomina-
tion, aud he will serve the people, as
the citizens administration OF Salem
Is serving the people today,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
John Holm,
PLAYED OUT

Dull tsaiache. rams N v,ri,.,s ,,,,,. 81,
the body. sinking AZ lh- nt Of he .t,m,.S
LOS oi appetite. Feven,hness. Pimnles d,
SoTes az All positive evidences ~ in,D,r,
olo1i \ matter hos t beeame $, IL NM,
be purified in order 20 Obtain so,5 h.rl,s
Aekrf.' Blood EleN'r has nsver failed m 80
Ssroialoas or SyPh,hlic aois7ns or anv o,b.,
olooi d'ssa es Il is certainly a wo,5-,f,i
'eme,iy and we will sell every bo,rl. ~
positive guarantee. Lanns drug SO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Dissolution Notice


Notice Is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing H..
tween II. NJ, BnnSOn, "A, IA. Ray,n
aud q. } Shirley under the irm name
ana style OF II, NJ, Branson 4 90. aS
grocers a, the City OF salem. Oregon
has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. the said q. j, shirley retir.
lng from sald urm b nd business. Said
business viii hereafter he conducted
ny the said III. NJ Rauson and N "A
kagan, Who win p1y an outstapdin.
claims and demands against the said
nfm ~ III. NJ, RranSon & Co. ana ali
accounts due to said trm are payable
te the said II. NJ. Bnnson aud n. mi
Ragan, -
lSienedl II NJ. BRANsoN.
-, n n RAGAN.
f"lm' %. j. SHIRLEY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
BIDS FOR WOOD.

Mi'l ~ ucccycd Is fhe unaer.ir,,.,t ..........,.
trp AZ 90 Noon, a April - MI
htlrsit W tAe per cord fr GA ant q, ne
g'.9 hil ne, NHl iV rcQnirrs al Iht ,,,,-.-s.l,,i
neetls r. n. earahtte ~ inli ihllment of fontr.et,
atceptance ol hid ~|' or
ihe aeg.i 90 he denyered a. the ell,y,.,,
named IAaffs "'Ns
hast stlool -lak a. enr.f.. ~ t-a a.,t
tatk ~'hQol-oak. 20 cnnis. fr. q ooris
Nofth sehool-Osk 10 ct,ris AZ ~ ,sri.
Y.elY N.gl-s'ek, ~ tori, fr 6i cnnls
VI o"k' o. 20 oi sood sl,lt b0iy. ia erub
u,st uN sscond groath. "N+
ANe Hshi % ieiegt any ~ an ti.is = rs.erv.f
u. n hRUcE.
II, A. JOHNSON
"a. l. CHANRERIAIN
So. ga Ne "a. Nsriou saau,s O.s. 4. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Il is easy to ea,eh a cold and easy 10 ee.
Glf Of Il, II you use Onv Minute Cough Cure
Il cues coughs. colds, and all lung uonble
Il Is pleasant 10 take, and sure to cure
stone Drug Stores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

MIS- stark, Pleasant Rid.e q. s,ys.
,'Ai'er two doctors gave up my boy 10 a e
! saved h'm from cough by uNtg One Mn,
u'e Cough Gu Il Is the quickest remedy
II cous shs stne Drug Sio es
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

Prosperity comes To the man whose liver
s IN 'od cond ZION DcWiu's Lutte Early
kners are famous iJr oons,ipali n, and all
',omae1 and liver troubles. Stone Drug
SlO G..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
q - - - - AZ u a..
Bv.r, tho 3 The Kind ill I.l,a Alaag Bout
''''a'''' si &<HHALZu

Miss Allie Hughes, Norfolk, hrhlhlly
burned on face and neck Pain was in
stantly relieved by DeWitts Witch Hazel.
,alve. IL Is the famous pile remedyl
Stone Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

DYSPEPSIA CAN hE CURED By
using Aeksr's pylepsiA r4blsts, one mle
laldet viii give immediate relief or money
,eianded sold IN handsome tin boxes a. aSe.
Lann Books druggists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

SIGN HEADACHE AbsUa.U rELY AMI
perman' nlly eur-d by rsing Moh Tea A
pleasant herb drink. Cues consultation and
indigestion, makes you eat, sleep, work and
happy' Satisfaction guaranteed oy money
back. 2Sc and sec Lunn a Brooks druprist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
VICTORIOUS
At LAST!
Good News for the SUFFERING
Public.

''s en''ou'srvals who wsrs determined Il
N' Dr. Cook t'oabie in The eeu Is ha,,
'''-Ns1 ''sn, ana their alleged eAse w..
o'''''a'-i Nh-" IA cane into circuit eoun
lasy d'iH'' d'rs 10 @ss, The truth. IS rr
Cooks patients are TOO numerous srl ~.
are ever grateful 10 the nan ~ho has eur,s
them and can cure o,hers.
d. Coas makes specially Of eh,o.ie
diseases and does not use poisonous d,ur. =,
cure them. II YOl have a friend ~ho o,.s.
help sad him "a
pA J. + COOK.
~ "ss' 3ol Liberty a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

,l-ss s'eel-st has oeen equipped with nrsi-
piano. "S'Nhs an eiesaht
%. esarpassed for carrying 10th height aAd
boek'-Footof State street.
q. MAERTL Agent.
salem, OregoH
q. SULLIVAN SapL
Al1any, OrsFo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Dissolution Notice .

Notlee Is hereby given that the nm.
dersigned, who have been an,s.,,s 80 "u'
mercantile business an NsriN1 a.. lu
S1S W,t, tne urm name ot Hadlev n
s'l..s "u'.1 tu- past seven years, have 4 :
AZ 'eI p5i' nership by mutual consent.
", W, - hadley ~ill continue the bnSi-
e,l 's :, assume All accounts aud settla
an elainis al the oId stand. '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

eSs' 'Sss oSss ss'i i Il psls S2la@ & D. Mils,' rls
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

hFalth and
When a
~ and phys
have gradual
and waste a
lowest ehh
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
Mechanical Power,

20 you get your wo done, il doesn't mat
rT whlJ power Is used, whether ID be IIy.
draulie, lackass OF Armstrong;. / guaran
Tee all my work 20 be mechanically well
done Horse shoeing, tiresetting. buggy and
earn sc work a specially, "tonSst pay and
a9h,s' work Is y motto. My shop IS on
ii'sh 'ueet, next aoo, TO he salem Hotel
Come and see me and Wiu treat you ana
WI 4-I-3m
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

When Nature is oyertaxcd. she has
her own way ut giving notice ihat asslsi.
auce - nerdrd She dots uot ask fOi
until u = linisesiblv to get along without
boils and pNnps, are an Indication that
syulen - accumuhtiug impnritiss which
they are en urgent appeal for assistance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

N"fsotA hco. haabe.
stopping az all way landings
RIVER 8CHFDTrTE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION
STEAMER VIM M, HOAG,

. TURNER Ascent, Albany, ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
.Mh,h Min.nn


life prove
the stronger
aud bring
him back 70
happiuess2
mans cner.
.ical force
~ weakened
down 10 the
until per
su mptiou
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06
An UNFMLING SIGN THAT
NATURE is APPEALING !; he'll

= ~ ~
~ H., Chattanooga. Tenn writes
Several boa and carbnnclls hrOko ont uptn me r,,,
great pain and Annoyance. My biood seemed to hs ia
rotous condition, and nothing i1ok seemsd to do
any good Six h0ttlts of = s 81 currd ule conn.tal,
and nay blood has been perfectly pune ever snoe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1899-04-06

.'s..9 ssas.l "a s' "a S.'s 'sss ssss ' Sc. ''''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13
THE ALASKAN DISPUTE.
Canada Consents 10 n Temporary
Arrangement.

LONDON. October l2.-Sir Louis Henry
Davies. Canadian Minister of Marine AMI
Fisheries. informs the Associated Press
that he has given Canada's consent
TO a temporary arrangement Of the Alas
kan dispute This has practically settled
the whole matter for the time being, as
the main features Of the arrangement
were originally suggested BY The United
states.
Colonel John Hay. the American secre-
tary Of state, will sign ihe last papers
within a few days. and Reginald Tower
the British Charge d'Anaires in Wash
ington. will ratify on behalf OF Great
Britain.
Sir Louis Davies said this evening:
"The terms agreed upon are simply a
line drawn across Chilkat Pass. delimit-
ed bv the river and mountain top
II has absolutely no significance except
that we hope thereby 10 avert local fric-
ton. OF course, an arrival at even a
temporary agreement IL satisfactory
so far as the original contention Is
concerned we are Just as misty as ever.
I see no signs Of reaching an immediate
settlement.
Canada relinquishes no claim by her
assent to this temporary arrangement.
and she has not the slightest intention
OF allowing her original contention 10
lapse into obscurity. IL Is not our pur-
pose to permit this new understanding
TO extend "A day longer than Is heees-
sary."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13

: Imported Fancy Dress Patterns, SIX
and WOOL MIXED. latest fall colorings'
don't miss this bargain, pattern io'
Sg 90. ''H
German school Plaids. full 30 inches
wide. special value. Zoe. yard; also hatu-
Wide Wool Cheyiot Dress Goods' '"c'
yard -. ,,...t..
Big display Of Remnant Dress GoouS'
nc less than cost prices.
SPECIAL UNDERWEAR BARGAINS
Mems Wide-Ribbed 9 Woven Ohder'
SHIRTS or Drawers, camel s-nair co'o.'
heavyweight plush. hcece-lined; IN iae,'
50c grade. to-day price cut IN tWo' -'0'
each, all sizes.
Ladies Union Underwear Suits. vest
AMI PANTS I'm one piece they have the pa
tent overlopped double fastening on TOP
30. suit worth Zoe.
Ladies' All-Wool Natural Gray vests
tho 81 grade, very ine, but as we nave
no pants TO match, take the vests ~
SOC. each: a grand bargain.
Tho ioat 10 OF these si.oo Rough
Rider Dress skirts, mixed rams
trimmed with White braid, To close
50c.
81 for Handsome Brilliantine Skirt
drspery effect, trimmed with Black and
White braided ruffes.
50 for 8 s. SILK Uhderskirts' different
cOiOrs. corded h0uncos.
$40 for sl9S Dark Plaid Dress Skirts
Remnants OF Heavy Unbleachcd cotton
for = 7-Sc yard.
1914 Bleached Sheeting. per yard'
~ lie. o
No. 1900 Long Cloth, regular 10 2-3c.
value. for zoe. yard.
Fancy stripe Feather-Proof BED lick
I d. CO.. Yard
| Remnants OF Heavy Twllled Back I'm
blcached Canton Flannel, per yard,
$50.
| Remnants OF Yard-Wide Percales, Black
and White, l0c. value, per yard, DC.
| Remnants Of Light stripe and Checked
Outing Cloth, per yard, - Sc.
| Remnants of Venetian Plaid and stripe
Shifting. 10 2-3c. value. per yard, oc
Remnants of Dark corded Dress cling
hams. fancy plaids, for childrens dresses
I121-2c. value. per yard, 8-Sc.
! mark t1aunellettes. for wrappers best
sc quality. odd patterns per yard, . sc
| Solid color Garnet and Blue Percaies
per yard, &c. ,,,so.
down. per yard, lOc o..,aa c,o,,
checks. stripes. and plaids, lOc. quality
per ward. 7-sc.
' Bleached Huck Towels, IS inches long
sman-size Linen Fringed Huck Towels
hr1inen Extra Heavy Huck Towels
bemmed or fringed, ~ Re
| Halt-Iinen Ful-Widtn unbleacheu Ia
bls Damask. per yard. 10 &c.
Nl-IJnen. 2-yards wide, Bleached Ia
mask per yard. foc. r.,,o.t, g,
| Au-Tinen Double Saline Damask,
i,cbos wide per yard SDc.' - men Nap
| kirs 10 match 50. .,,,
Faet Color Turkey-Red Damask' fulI
width. per yard. - 10. $1,000
Au-ffnon Colored Bordered Fringeo
>.eukius. damask and plain centres &c
cac' ,.,. Urt,oc,
pure Linen satin Dnmnsk fri"Ee -
scnrnng, with cOiored boruefs' ~"'
v,lnc, per yard. - lie.
Evening shade SILK waists wer
10. Just because there are oniy
J of Them the price Is 0ec.
! ,5c for $40 Black Percale Waists, plan
! ana tucked
| st 800 for SO 70 Wash silk Waists. heavl
| corded checks. Black. Blue. and PINK.
| ~.r for $3.50 Blue Moroerzed waists
! Cbitdrrn's school Umbrellas, Eoo'
,,Iue. water cnnnof soak through
| soc.
Bookcase an - go of solid oak, an
ueuo finish. without doors
| / Bedford Cord Couch. I'm Req worth
$50. TO close. $50 80.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13
A Story of Sterility,
SUFFERING AND RELIEF.
TtErrrn TO mrs. prsKHAn NO. 6o,is6l

DEAR Mrs. PINHHAM-Two years
ago i began having such dull, heavy
dragging pains in my back, menses
were profuse and painful, and was
troubled was leucorrbna. j took
patent medicines and consulted a ply
stefan, but received no benefit and
could not become pregnant. Seeing
one Of your books, i wrote to you tell
ing you my troubles and asking for
advice. You answered my letter
promptly and I followed the directions
faithfully, and derived so much benefit
that l cannot praise Lydia l.. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound enough.
] now find myself pregnant and have
begun its use again. cannot praise
1t enough. "-MRs. CORA gibson, YATES,
MANIsTEE, Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13

$3.50 Morris Chair and Cushion, slight
~ solled, 10 close. siDo.
1 $3.50 Hlgh-Arm Golden-Oak Rocker,
cohbler seat highly polished, Soo.
Better than you generally get In any
thing under 4oc.--some remnants come
full pieces, yard wide Electric i'aien
Cloth dining. Black or Tan ground soia
or silver, stripe or plaid-here al ''o'
yard. c,u-
Match IL under l9c--Yard-wide SILK
Faced Taffeta. elegant for skirts, AZ lie.
yard. -. 49,
for stiffening. n perfect set, 1oc. YARD
canvas Lining, Black, Slate, ana
prown. best lOc grade. at .-sc yard.
short Ends Waist Innings. silesias, fer-
Gales. Near SILK. and Saline, less thah
u,ssrs, Genuine Kid Hutton shoes
sold stt few sizes missing, SO the
price IL zoe.
$3.50 ron for extra quality China MAJ
ting. - yards 10 roll. Usually sell IRON
s. ~ $40 80,
25c. for Atwood Ingram Carpet, full
yard wide. 1 10 yards In piece
Use for Hassocks. made or pest bru'-
sells aud Velvet Carpet.
stair on-Cloth. 10 and IS inches vide
Be. yard.
remnants Mating, 70 i2 yards, sold
up 10 SOC. choice, Zoe. yard. ..,. ...
Misnt Carpets. extra quality lngraln'
size 4x3 yards. 500.
Size AKA yards, S3Oo.
size SKA yards. 800.
roc. to-day buys any one OF IN"
very finest White Faunticrot hi""se
for boys or girls we nav" :"
the bouse-s2 ones, $3.50 ones. The
ann IN
such a small price there Is u"
larger than G.year Size
3Dc. choice Of Boys All-Wool CAST
mere and Chevlot Pants. with patent
elastic waist-band, usually 6Oc.
II we can nt you from this lot OF
| Tailor-Made Suits you will indeed get
| a bargain. There are three Of them lett
| from our special sale at 81; to-day,
| closing price will be $3.50.
| 81. 80 for Ladies' Black Elton Suits in
| serge-well made and nicely hitting
Etons-that sold FOR $3.50
SO 30 for Light Tan Coats, large
| sizes that sold for $50
| BASEMENT ODDS AND ENDS.
| 200 China Fruit Saucers. 1 lie. each.
10 Decorated Chimp Covered Dishes
| 49c. each.
% Carlsbad, Decorated Pickle Dishes,
| ic. each.
8 Decorated English China Butter
| Dishes. roc. each.
4 Nicely Decorated Imported sugar
| Bowls. Ice each.
2oO Decorated English China Plates,
| Be each.
100 Assorted Goblets = &c. each.
! Slightly Damaged Ornaments, sold
for $50 and g. for zoe.
| Thin English China Dinner Set.
should contain lll pieces; few pieces
! cbfpred regular price sli for -.
100 wooden Bowls, for choppins
| meat, 2c.
% Large Size Salt Boxes, sold for loc.,
| for &c.
100 Japanned Tin Covered Match Boxes,
! fc
5O-odd Pictures, sold for from 20
to soc, choice, Toe.
% Latrobe Protectors, made Of copper
! wire regular price &c.,. for zoe.
80 Department Dinner Kettles, regular
| price 2qc. for zoo.
| 100 4-Qunrt, LonR-ifandled sauce
pots, with covers, Sc.
one lot or slighuy-damaged Granite
| ware. such as Roastera Milk-Pane.
| Basins Tea-Pots and Kettles. Buckets,
etc choice zoe.
| 20 Patent Fruit-Cake Pans. regular
| price $50 set for SO. a set.
| y slghtly-Damaged Wash-Boilors, 25c.
| each.
100 rolls OF Crepe Paper FOR lamp
, shades, slightly damaged, Re. each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13
DI.ATIIs.

CORNWELL.-Died. IN Baltimore.
Thursday. October 18th. 1915 4. NJ, Mrs.
=. r.. CORNWEI.L formerly Miss Katie
Morrissey Of this city.
Funeral with requiem mass. from 81
Peters Cathedral SATURDAY MORN
INC az 10 o'clock
,CHALLENOR.-Dled. Thursday. Octo-
Der T. 1899. az o'clock 4. NJ, at ner
residence, No 1i05 Wallace street. Miss
CARRIE NJ CIIALLENOR, In the list
year o. her age.
Tho funeral will take place al laurel
Street Methodist church SATURDAY
AFTERNOON az $3.50 o'clock. Friends
and acquaintances Invited 10 attend.
JAIN. Died, Thursday. OCTOBER l2lh.
JOHANAH JAIN, IN the 18th year Of
her age.
Funeral notice given later
MARTlN.-Died. on Thursday morning.
l2th of October at tho Retreat for the
Sick. JORDAN H. MARTIN. II this city.
in the nth year OF hts age
The funeral Will take place from the
Second Baptist church THIS tFriday)
AFTERNOON az 4 o'clock. The friends
and acquaintance OF the family are in
vited 70 attend.
Norfolk papers will please copy.
REfD.-Died. October 18th, az s:5 A.
NJ az his residence. 1904 Beverly street.
Of paralysis. JAMES 4. REID. aged "a
years.
He leaves two sons and four Gaugh-
ters % mourn their loss and several
brothers and sisters
Tho funeral will take place from 81.
Andrews church THIS CFhdaD AFTER
NOON az $50 O'Clock Friends ana aC-
quaintances are Invited 20 attend.
Staunton Lynchbnrg Va), and Baitl-
more papers please copy.
EICE.-Dicd. at ! o'clock A. NJ, Ooto-
Der 18th az his residence. 90 Randolph
street, after a Ions and painful illness.
ROBERT l.. RICE. IN the S5th year Of
his age.
lie leaves wife and two chill
dfen. three sisters. and three brothers 10
mourn their loss.
Asleep In Jesus"
The funeral will take place NJ the Pine
suect Baptist church THIS Hridav)
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock Friends and
acquaintances invited TO attend.
By request. no flowers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13


AVerett o. Danriile.
Nn mon report an me-
t apples. with good prices.
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.N If. 1T. f To- Smith has accepted
.,-'n '' preach 40 OBJ. University
KIN I'm, b.. ti..t,. ' ana H. Ut. WI Nl.-
,.
ltn ii'n. .llial Society gave an
m bIaINoh Park yestcr-
'l'.reF l.c"s-iu. The att
'71 ii'
h.f. AND LuueIlc Cheatham. OF
street. lelt Yesterday for New
.Illt Washington, and
.u cities. They VIII be gone
H cincinnati attending the
renee. During bis absence
U.s. I'M charge Of Assistant
I.I- t<e,,+ is ON o. ,.iei, 20 hc,
cherries q, Toebr $40 is
.. IN ei.tor Ms r-li1.iio,b
. ... spent the summer months
.. r,.o,,.,, o,,o ,f Tho ,l,t0o,,.
PRO -, 80 a., ma Sict
'-' fsti,ntinn oftrr
, ,t,,, ~ bi. home "A
l... .....i,o,,.e
....-'., tb.,rcb at Smithville.
. t,,,-to ~ 81 fuko'e for
. .r 90. ,-, as lie A. well
c. '.,.. friepd- VINO can
frank w. Cunningham went
Hampton last night % inspect
u D0mmandcry knights rem
U was accompanied by Messrs.
..ft j. D. Blanks 90 Petersburg.
Button. and DR. j. w Bryant Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13
RvNAwAYs AND ACCIDENTS.
L Horse Falls ip n Celiar-MiilS'
Mmann smnshed-nnggies COIlIde.


Mr.. II. Seldom Taylor's big sorrel horse
had an unusual experience yesterday
morning. and caused great excitement In
the vicinity Of Tenth and Bank streets.
The horse. which was being driven BY
Mr.. T. G. Teath, became frightened It
am electric car. and made things lively
I'm less than "a square he upset TWO bug
gies fen down twice. broke the SHAFTS
and harness and 20 cap the climax, fell
backwards down the steps into the Times
cellar. SIR. Lcatn jumped out or the
buggy and was not hurt The horse was
soon led up the steps and was found not
TO have been at an seriously hurt.
The horse % n dairy wagon, being
driven by Mr. James n. Gates, fell at
Seventh and Mair yesterday morning
lust I'm front OF an electric car. which
crashed against the rear part ~ tho
wagon The wagon was damaged, the
glass jars smashed, and The street hoodei
with milk. Mr.. Oates was not seriously
hurt.
The driving horse of Mr.. W. r. Take,
while standing In front OF his residence,
27i5 east Marshall street Yesterday after
noon. took fright and ran ont 20 Broad
street Al Twenty-seventh tho runaway
collided with the buggy OF Or. 81. Julian
Oppenhimer. and the latters horse also
ran Or. Oppenhimer escaped injury by
Jumping Both buggies were wrecked and
Dr. Oppenhimer's horse somewhat bruised
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-10-13
TaE MINISTER'S COFFEE
Hurt Him Worse Than the Devil Did

Hurt Him Worse Than the Devil Diu.
Il used the old-fashi0ued coffee ff9m
my babyhood. and like many oihs.s.
Thought l could not i've without H. Was
I'm the army four years during the rcbd-
lion and came out very much broken IN
health. / was compelled TO quit the ac-
tive work Of the ministry for more than
a year az a time, suffering terribly from
stomach and intestinal troubles and
torpid liver. with the consequent nervous
headache and prostration. lumbago, and
rheumatism.
"Ftuf years ago. being confined 10 bed
with these troubles and liberation Of the
liver. my physician positively forbade the
usa %. coffee. and brought me some Pos
tum Cereal Food Coffee. Since that
time myself and family have used no
other coffee. All my intestinal trouble
has been greatly relieved, and / no longer
suffer from rheumatism and very little
from torpid liver or bill0usness.
- am fully convinced that coffee Is
very largely responsible for the greater
part Of all stomach. Intestinal. and liver
troubles from which people suffer. I am
now IS years old, and my health has
bser so much improved that | do as
much work as | ever did, and with about
os much comfort. / can cOnscientiously
attribute il chiefly to the use OF Postum
cereal Food Coffee. There are several
friends who have had valuable experience
with the leaving off Of coffee and the
use Of Postum Food Corfee. II gives me
pleasure TO add my testimony To help
humanity TO understand that the very
general cause OF sickness Is, | consider,
largely attributable 10 mistakes In the
use of food and drink" Rev. J. A. Flick
niger. pastor OF the Lutheran church.
RAYS Hin, Pa. Grocers sell Postum
coffee and Postum Cereal Company,
Limited, make II at Battle Creek. Mich.