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misnni i r fnidig lui.itjiiiriiijjiir iiiiiii-ifijii1!
V.-yi' 7HRJ WVA
v
Dtl, 1 L. 0A&ME1L
Stricken Down with Uoart Dlsoaoo,
JM JUM tteditat Co,, Xlkhtirt, Unit,
. (Jmftf.Mr.tffl feel It my duty, m well M ft
t.leftsuto, lo wiMlsh, unsolicited, to tho wod tho
benefit recelred from pn, Mites' ntatoMTivc
neMCbltS. 1, stricken clown with Jteari
7'(inul(sfmp1lca(lon(ofafil(l)UlovAry'
lnjj from W to 149 beats tf toliitito, a clioklneor
buttling sensation la tbo wind pipe, M.jririIoii
THOUSANDSfei:
felmi of the heart find below lower rib, pain In ttio
arms, shortness of breath, alocpicrane?, weaknent
andeneral debility. Tho arteries In. my neck
would throb violently, the throbbing of my heart
could be heard actors a large room and would
shako my whoia body, I was w nerroni that I
could not hold mj hand steady. J hare boon
under tho trnatmoM of onUnent phyrtelttnii
anil Imtie takrn oalUmo of Patent MedMn
tettlmtH tho Unit bfnrfii. A friend recorn
mended ymir remedies, fiho was cured by Br.
Miles' roracfllcs llmvotsken ., am j.
ihroo iKittloa of your KiirniJUKD
Heart cure and two bottles n fa. !
Nervine. My tmlsa Is normal, I have no more
violent ihrobMiirof ths heart, l am a.wcu sum
1 sincerely recommend ervery one with symptoms
lir Itrmtdlti nnd bo cured,
Gypsum city, Kans. L. L. C.rhkb.
SOLO ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE.
TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, SO DOSES 25 CT3.
rjold uy i). J. Fry, druggist, Balem
CURE
A now nnd completo trentment, consisting
of suppositories, ointment lti capsules, also
a box uud pills; a positive cure for external,
Internal, blind or bleeding, Itching, chronic,
two'itor hereditary pllos, and tn.ioy oiliei
discuses nnd fumale weaknesses, It is always
HKront benefit to tbo Kuiior.l health. The
nrat discovery oi u iikkiiciu cure rendering an
erutlon with tho knllo unnecessary here
nflr. This remedy liua never been known to
Nil, (1 per box, (I for M; sent by mall, Why
stiller from this terrible disease whi-anwrll-tm
guarantee Mglvou with Ubixes, to' refund
the money If not cured, eend mump for Pee
simple. (Jtmranlee Issued by YVOUDWAKD,
(ILtAKIClCtfe Co., wholesale und reuil drug-
?:lsts. solo ugitnls, i'ortland, ur. llrooks
f gg agents rorrJalem, ICO dtato street, t'atton'h
blocK. 6-2 ly-uw
OntTtmmmoX BYMNOBfrM with mrf tottl..
Iirlmn. Itaniut STAIJf. rilEVP.NTS STIllCTUnE.
CurMGONonMiautixinLErrinOnito ruin.i.ji
A QUICK Oir.B for Lf-.lLOKRIIOEA er WHITIS.
HcM trail UntranlSTM. BVnl tfl.nr Ad.lrtM furl ft.
IALVIOn ttr n l Co , LANC'ASTCIl. . till
UNATTRACTIVE LADIES
Mar be as good ns gold, but they have Utile
Influence. Kvory lady can bn good looking.
It's her duty to bo atti active. Beauty attracts.
LOLA MONTEZ OREME,
T1H8UK ilUILDKIt,
nnUifM vnnnH.i
iraxeH lanien ueiuiii
fill, rrevenls wrlnk
let, wltherlntr, dry
lng,aglnof the skin
koop 1 ng it In a
healthy condition.
Clayes, Druggist,
sells all ol Mrs Net
tle Harrison's world
tUtMCXOArtlr. 1
Tamed fount articles.
'Kdtu. hVosV4v
Her HAIH VIQOH
cures all scalp hum
er, prevents hair fulling out, keeping It fire
nnd glossy. Do you want luxuriant growth,
of hair 7 Her Livkr Hbouxatok cures torpid
liver, headnche, nervous diseases, all female
trouhlo,nll nflfctlons or the bladder and kid
n-ys. llemeinber the place,
IlltOOIU & I.KOO, Druggist', ratton
Illock, Hal em, Oregon.
For any special or complicated blemish of
the face an d form, write to MIW. NKTHE
11 AltltlHON, 2 Ueary Bt,, Ban Francisco.
Hilperfltiou hair permanently removed.
CflflS. WOLZ,
I'roprletor of tho
GERMAN :-: MARKET
South Commercial Ht.,8ilern.
AH kinds Fresh, oalt nnd Smoked Meats
and Sausages,
FKKE DKL1VKRY.
The only genuine Wienerwurst In the city.
NOT IN IT I
The North HIm Meat Market baa not
joined the combine, but sells ttrst-class raeiU
from 6 to lOcents per pound, as It always has.
Pitchford & Long,
at Hunt's old shop, opposite W. I. Wade'a
store.
A, D, PALMER'S
NeuJ M?at Market
IS COTTLE HI.OCK.
the host goads, the best service and the
lootwt pilcen M-Jil
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all StariM, $200,006
Traasaet a general banking buttne-M
In all Its branches.
OKO. WI1.UA MM a President
Wx, girii.Mii vi-j President
HUUU MulMAltY
...Umnitr.
DIKBCTOK& Oeo. Williams, Wa. EB
Uu.l.Mr. I. A, KtebardsoB, J, W, Holou.v,
m w
V "hegentlemjwsfrjenil
l'L'!J!!.'JJ;
f'enfJfAL 0099IP
ficrinfw WliHo U (hrj flMt fmtlvc Imrii
Uftllonilrtri to ho kbcM VuHtai Sfnteil
KUnUit iKjtU Hint ttio
I'tealdotil ifftv68 wna wotlmlwl of
Hmp d(idnj the tvnf nnd hnd three
hatuva killed tindpf him,
Woth Utt. Sinty Mitties Dodge nnd
Itfttd field tifso )hcmo.rni)l( ItiMend 0
dldtitlntf tholf fiiftlfer filoriornpherfl,
Alfa, Ktninofin Ulnltio Ims given to tho
city of AttKtiMn, Alo 10,()00 to found a
llbrnry In honor of her htiMmnd'n mora
or AIr, Hotx-tt lOitlafltoveiifloii. tho wlfo
of tho novcllnt, any tlmt her htiflbniid'o
groategt fulling Id fulling In lovo with
every chrtritoter ho drontes.
J, M, Uarrlo, tho Scotch novelist, in n
llttlo tiinn with n Inrgo hend and lumi
nous eyes. Ho in ono of tho most modest
find diffident of Drltlnli authors find qui to
unspoiled try his success.
Mrs. Mnry O. Arnold of Norwich,
Conn,, sent Daby Ituth n solid silver
spoon, one of ripot of thrco mndo by Mr.
Cleveland's grandfather over 100 years
ago, nnd nn holrloorn in Mr. Arnold's
family.
Rubinstein, while n Russian of Rus
sians, it ho told Miss Field, would have
becomo an American citizen If It were
not for his wife's objections. Ho says,
'America Is tho land for those who lovo
liberty."
Tho pretty American, Miss Cuylcr,
who lately becaino Lady Grey Edgorton,
is to reside at her husband's fino scat
near Tarporloy, In Cheshire, rt placo that
has been in possession of tbo family since
tho time of Richard III.
Charles Egbert Cruddock, or, as she
was discovered to be, Mary Noailles
Murfrco, stands In tho foreground 0
those novollsts who rule ostensibly over
a small domain, but whoso action often
appeals to broad humanity.
Tho emperor of Germany is a great
autograph collector. Since tho emperor's
craze for autographs has become known
a groat number of noblo German fami
lies have been looking through their
urchivos with a view to presenting their
sovereign with interesting documonts,
FADS OF FASHION.
Round waists appear upon nearly every
othor model sent from Paris.
Dress designers aro making strong at
tempts to bring tho empire styles of dress
into still moro general vogue during this
and the summer season,
Belts and girdles nro so popular that
oven ladies' tailors make nso of them to
finish round waists and to cross vests or
waistcoats, as they moro frequently call
them.
Most of tho buttons on day gloves are
largo and showy, nnd the stitching con
trasting and striking. On delicate even
ing gloves, however, the stitching is in
self colors.
Tho fancy for buttons with odd do
vices is revived for handsome gowns,
especially those with directoire coats and
waistcoats. These vary from patterns
of cut metal, matching gold, silver and
copper bronze passementeries, to styles as
costly as real gems.
A charming gown of fawn gray surah
dotted with mauve has a skirt of the
goods with a rose niching at the hem
made of plain mauve surah. Tho corse
let la quite low. and tho guimpe and im
mense sleoves uro of plain surah, the
long, close part from wrist to elbow of
the dotted silk. New York Evening
Post.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
The tracks of tho Camden and Atlantlo
railroad are being made one-half inch
narrower to conform with the interna
tional gauge.
A step in the way of advancement
shown by the Jersey Central is the an
nouncement that it needs 80 new engines
to bandlo increasing business.
Tho raon of tho Rhodo Island locomo
tive works nio at work on an order of 81
locomotives for tho New York, New
Haven and Hnrtford road. Tho contract
includes passenger, freight and dril) en
gines. President Calloway of the Toledo, St
Louis and Kansas City in an interview
comes out strongly in favor of the profit
sharing system. He thinks tho plan will
be tho solution of a great many labor
troubles.
A new policy has been adopted by tho
Grand Trunk company in running pas
senger trains of less than eight cars with
but one brakeman. By such a policy
a material reduction in the force of brake
men has been derived.
TURF TOPICS.
Thirteen $5,000 stakes aro announced
for next season by C. W. Williams of
tho Independence (la.) track.
Tho pacers Flying Jib nnd San Pedro
left California lost May eligible to the
8-minute clans and returned with marks
of 2.-051 and 3:10J respectively.
E. H. Harriman, who bought Stam
boul. the stallion king, is a retired New
York broker and owns a farm of over
1,000 acres in Orange county, N. Y,
Harold has the rare honor of being the
ire of a once champion of ,the turf,
Maud S, 2:081. and a grandsire of a suc
cessor to the crown, Kremlin, 2r07.
Tho bay horse Melrose, aged 18 years,
by Victor von Bismarck, recently took
a record of 2:201 against time. He U the
oldest horse that hasever entered tbe2:30
list
J. B. Chandler of Fullerton, Neb., hi
jjf jyl
! r i
tb only man east of California that has
(Uvea two yearling! to 3 or bettor.
fU alae drove ths ?r-ol4 Ghamptea,
(mum, tin. '
uvMmm OAPiMAfj JOtiutfAij, tinttoA$t mahou nu iaa
ifriWiisiiWji
"Goa
-W
fHti BtOM OP A
A tlffgM i(Hf ('-shirt 1frt iH-ttlttuUd itf
art XdtlMlrJ f rtlfrfrt ttohlHth
'Jtiio offioi' dny n well dressed lnn
ftfid wotrititi vcf Wrtlklfi in fjho of
tlit ill UtMi etroplri, Altotillori wnrj
fttlntcfod ( tfifhi liy llio nlidfri bt ft
bhio 6kyo tvlik-li cniioted ffoiii olid
ftltto to tlio otlifjf, lenlilhg nt tfiolr1
lieols in tho tnost oxtntVfigitiit ttjjfrit.
tftt lofig itftor eomo bfye tveto t!i
Itig n dog hi nn ntpA, A yotiu wo
tiiflti, whoso liont t gocn out to nil H16
things tlmt lmvo fotif legfi nod cuifiot
tnlk, put on her lint mid jacket find
wont to tho rescue, It wna tho entno
dog, now lying In nn ovldont fllupoft
Tho young womnn ldckod up tho dog
nnd cnrrlod It to tho tipplo woman nt
tho corner, whom bIio hrlbotl to tnko
enro of It,
Tho dog rovlved nnd won tho npplo
wonmn'tf honrt, Sho took him to tho
fitftnd ovory dny, whero ho kopt eon
try nnd wnrned off tho boys, Hla
funny enpora nnd choorful epirita
tnndo hhn known to ovory body in tho
neighborhood, llo boenrno tho ospc
cinl friend of thcnthlotlo young men
wlioso training ground la bnck of tho
old woman's npplo Btnnd, whoro thoy
lot him in for n fine run.
On Sundny ovoning ho dartod ncross'
tho stroot with a bark of joy to nn
approaching couple. Ho leaped at
their sides, ho tugged nt tholr clothea
with ovory expression of a dog's do
Hght. "Wliy, It's Bruno 1" thoy ex
claimed, and nt tho sound of his name
tho dog leaped higher than before.
"You see," said tho woman, "ho was
our dog. Wo wero fond of him, but
ho would chow up thiugs." "When
ho chowed up n young lady's $7 bon
net nnd wo had to pay for it," added
tho man, "wo felt wo must get rid of
him," resumed tho woman, "so wo
fed him on biscuit soaked in whisky
until ho was drunk; then wo took
him out to walk so wo could lose him.. "
"No, we don't want him any more,"
said tho man. "Yes, ho is very fond
of us; goodby, Bruno," and this
couple of amiable heathens passed
on. Bruno has been stolen now, and
tho apple woman, tho athletes and
the neighborhood mourn. New York
Evening Sun.
A Coal Hlno In China.
Tho coal mines at Wang-san-shih
are very interesting. There are here
three seams of 24 feet, 3 feet and 14
feet, which are at an angle of 60 de
grees, nearly duo south. A perpen
dicular shaft has been sunk 10Q feet
with no fault. Tho first 25 feet were
through alluvium, thence through
quartzite and a few bands of shalo in
quartzite. The shaft is being deep
ened at tho rate of four inches per
hour. Wang-sanshih is only three
miles from tho lino of railway and
six miles from the iron mines. In
summer a creek comes within half a
mile of tho works, and it was up this
that the heavy machinery was
brought to tho mines by tho follow
ing ingenious precess:
A. raft drawing only an inch to tho
ton was constructed, and, tho ma
chinery being shipped, was dragged
up tho creek till it grounded. $hen
a dam was built behind which caused
it to float, and this was successively
and successfully done until the ma
chinery was got to within a, half a
mile of the mines. Hand porterage
took it tho rest of tho way. Inven
tion. A Narrow Escape For Butler.
It is not generally known that Oli
ver Stovons, tho present district at
torney, once saved General Butler's
life. It was at tho Charleston con
vention, more than SO years ago.
General Butler's courso in tho con
vention had been conspicuously bold
and courageous, and his antagonism
to certain elements had been notice
ably unrelenting. Jack Cavanagh, a
well known figure at conventions and
caucuses in thoso days, after many
bloody threats, finally ono evening
loaded up his revolver and himself
and made for General Butler's quar
ters. He would have found tho gen
eral unprepared and unable to defend
himself, and ho undoubtedly would
have shot him, but Oliver Stevens
intercepted Jack and spirited him
away and at tbo same time sent word
to General Butler, Boston Globe.
The Oreen Cap of the Bankrupt.
There was a law in force in Franco
for a century or more that compelled
bankrupts to wear green caps. This
was done to prevent tradesmen from
being imposed upon by such as wore
unablo or unwilling to pay. Succes
sive edicts enlarged the privileges of
bankruptcy, but they forfeited thorn
if they appeared in public without
green caps. If those who cannot or
will not pay their debts were com
pelled to wear such caps at the pres
ent day, the streets of most of our
cities would havo rather a verdant
appearance. Philadelphia Ledger.
A Qner World.
This is a queer world where men
live so tlmt one can hardly tell which
has a capital tho size of the other's
income. "Spend as you go," reasons
one. "Go without spending," says
the other and it is left to the wise
ones to tell t'other from which, Bos
ton Commonwealth-
A Logical Conclusion.
"Well, papa," remarked Fred; jun
ior, who had just been Bpanked for
insubordination, "seems to me you
TTuiitf Tiavn haaa Lad. too. wliAn von
wga ft jjttle jy, 'cause you always
t fe Uy yow oyn w,y,lfcfc
w. Wsakiiwtom.
l!rITfl"C5
rrlifltifi Ohm tt,n Ooo.l iof.
"YM fcetilfetiioil," snltl ono of IliS fW
fti UtiboycoUed llriffl of llio Uptiomfrm
eltill ftf htf finished ft sfilja sWlfiistofy,
"lllrtt ivrts thff ihtnl refnrtfltflhlrt ttn 1
BYOf M, Wouldh't fftkd fl,600 tnt lt.M
"lt' hothliiff lo ft gutl 1 wed (0 own
(Mid tbJ ex-elifttuplon ptevat Icittof, itiM
Inrf tip Jtist then, "It wan simply Irm
powlblo for A bird (0 get nwiy from tlwt
gtiri, li mndo tho closest nnd most f et
11W pnttfjfii ytnl over S(tV ( (ia(i (t
for- rt fiO-nOf 0 16t."
"To tit, (Jatvef, clip snld th otlietfifi
j!ied ltllvocnt0r nrcnstlcnlly,
"No, to JlmtHcm, tho Wg wholcsnlfJ
druggist Ho used H to shoot holos In
poroufl plasters 60 nt n clip,"
And then nothing could bhqntd ex
cept tho ecrntohlng of tho other friHn'4
pen n ho wroto 6ul his resignation,''
Texas Bif tings,
ti 11
A Oootl r.otie.
"Patrick, yon haven't given fresh wa
ter to tbo goldfish." P ' T
"No, miss; thoy ain't drank. what thoV
had already." Harper's Bazar. '
... 1 . 1
A Stleklar For Precision,
Ho wont into a restaurants and. sat
himself down at a table. To the joung
woman who camp to learn his wants, he
ebserved:
"Give me ham and eggs, bread nnd
butter and a cup of coffob."
The food was brought in due time, and
when it was nearly consumed' the wait
ress approachod and laid a cheek by the
eater's plate.
"What might that be?" ho asked
'Chock, sir," she replied.
"A check, eh?" ho went on, takinur it
between his thumb and forefinger and
inspecting it. "What is it for?"
"For the food you have eaten."
"My dear .young woman. X havo no in
tention of paying for that."
"But you ordored it."
"True, but you misapprehended the
terms in which I made my wants known,
or else you aro ignorant of the meaning
of some of the most common worda of
the English language. I will proceed to
enlighten you. If you remember bpt
whether you remember or not the fact
remains tho same I did not ask you, to
sell me food. I said 'Givo mo' so and so.
Now tho word 'give,' as defined by Mr.
Noah Webster in his dictionary, means
'to bestow without receiving a return;
to confer without compensation.' Yet,
after I asked you in plain English to give
mo such edibles as I felt I needed, you
show your lack of knowledge of tho Eng
lish tongue by intimating an expectation
that I should pay" '
Ho did not continue His discourse on
language mot with an interruption atj this
point. The cashier thought that an uiniw
essary amount of talking was going on at
this particular tablo, and ho enme to see
what it was about. When ho ascertained
the subject of tbo leoturo, be grasped the
speaker by the coat collar and escorted
him to tho door with somo remarks of
his own which, while not particularly
noted for their elegance, were decided
ly forcible. Pittsburg CTironicleele
graph. Practicing Up.
"Who's crying for help around here?"
asked a policeman of a boy who was
standing in front of a side street dwell
ing, from whence issued screams.
"No one." replied tho boy. VDe fel
low dat leaves in dat house has been ap
pointed empiro for do leaguo, and he'a
getting hla volco in shape, see?' Pitta
burg Dispatch. '
Husband and Wife In Accord.
"Women must consider it a dreadful
fato to bo an old maid, "mused Mr.. Chug
water. "Theydo, Joslah," said Mrs. Chugwa
tcr. "What terriblo sticks thoy some
times marry to escapo It."
And Josiah rubbed his chin and said
nothing, Chicago Tribune.
A Feminine Attraction.
Little Boy What's all thoso womens
hero for?
Littlo Girl They've been np stairs to
see the baby.
Little Boy Babies is plenty 'noagh.
Little Girl Yes, bnt this is real new
one, an I guess they wants to sea the
tyle. Good News.
A Bar Oar.
Von Blumer You haven't another ci
gar like the ono you gave rne the other
day, have you?
Willlertry Yes, here's one.
Von Blumer Thanksjold iriuS. 'm
trying to break my boy from smoking.
Clothier and Furnisher.
Girlish Confldenees.
If and Has your fiance a mustache?
Marie Yes. indeed 1
Maud-Is it dark or light?
Marie Ifs-ifs-well, the fact is, I
really don't know, I never see him ex
cept when the gas is turned down, 8. aV
G.'s Monthly.
Too Great a Ixa4.
She I want to tell you a secret, Cholly,
bat yon mustn't breathe a word of it to
aavbody.
He Aw please will van aw wait?
Vm ja trying to keep Lwt bow, and
w-k'fHwiiaUxtiHst-IeeiW arrait
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li.i44i.i4J i
JMf OKTANl HOtiOti
, To (ho rublfof , One of tho tots, tut
fltt ofl'oftlftixl, hrtVlliK coiiolllderi to
ojioll H IifMtlrttldlll Oftlcd lit Bftlttlii
III Cough thfj tlfgent rtliet of malty of
tliolf tutlletilfl In tlilK city and mtN
rotimlllig country. Office ami rooms
hi Kxolmugeof Oliefrlngtoii block, No,
810 Commercial tltenU opposite First
National Urtuk. Bnletiii Orcxtiii, lteoifl
W,
Ths Jt)f, will treat the bootf free
from 0 to 10 a. to, dally and ilioM who
aro abld (0 pay, will receiver medical
of elttitf lea! treatment at IS a month
foreaoli dlseitM or In that proportion
n$ the cftfte may need surgical and
Milolnt dlwftfefl excepted, '
Connultstlon free. Charges reason
able, No.ciwes taken Jf ,not d'ued
ctif able or' Improvable,
OfflrJo hours front 10 id 6 dally! even
lng,7lo8j frlndays, 10 to 12. All
curable ohrotilo dlseMefrloas. of .mau
hood, bood talnl", eyphlllla, gleet, goii
nrrhooft'. stricture, Bporumlorrlioca,
seminal weekheMor loss of desire or
sexual power In man or woman, ca
tarrh and deafneM are confidentially
and Rticceesfully treated. Circulars'
sent froe. Meet cases can reovlrd
home treatment after a Visit' te tho
doctor's offloe.
COMPLETE
MANHOOD
BAND HOW TO ATTAIN IT.
. At lastasMdloal work that tails ths oatiSM,
dssorlbrs ths tfffots, points ths rsmsdr. .iThls
Is wltatMcallr h most ralsabl, anutleallg'
ths most beautiful, mrdleal book that has ap-
(MarMforyaarst ntrtrtypti
hair tona llluitritlon In tlnu. Soma
Pmhi ry paw
bearfaaM
ot the Q
ubjsots trMtcd'kre Merrcia peblmr,
.'- . r. . T ITT "UT TTT. - 0. -& .li.
impo-
lltitMnd. ThcSs ItiUndla Marrlaae.
lejTba
b. 1 1
Ik Plain rnrti; IM Old Stcntt and Krv-IHt-cwerUf
if jkfof fenl nMfnc at avptttd 19 Uar
rltd L(rr. wiw would ntone for tn$t ,:
Xlurw xaMBhauMilAbjuii Km Grand Tntthi.
oml avoid J
WONMtRt
, ItttlK BOOK.
tf fWfaliJ. aAmii.
irrifsror-fAU
It will b Mint fr,
nn laita. If mnr.i
TBI.
n. 4LISJK.
odsrsealaWhllatbasdl
tlnn latts. If conrtnlcnt enelosa tn cents to
b Hint t rM- nndai
pay postaga alona. Addrass tbo pwbllshsrs,
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
BrrrALo, jf. t,
BuMUJur x a a i aTrryx-i-xxxarapi
Dr. Powell Reeves & Go.,
The, Old Reliable 8paola1lats ''
Uta ol Xbvt York Hospitals. Graduate) wMi.
Dlfn Honors. Twenty Tsars' exprlenc
as ProfvMor, Leoturer. Author and
BDcis4ist m voronio ,uiseus.
Catarrh, ,
Bronohitis,
Cough arid
Dlffioultyof
Breathing
Buooessfa)
ly troated
wtthspeolfV
to rerdediea
thoroughly
testea ana
proved by
the
OLD DOCTOR
Who Is one of nature's noblemen,
thoroughly devoted to' his profession
and ever roady to help the, afflicted.
NERVOUS DEBILITY at SKSBS
mlddlesgod men. The awful effcoU of early In
discretion, producing weakness, LOST MAN
HOOD, ulgbt emissions, txhauatlns; drains,
basbfulness, loss of energy, weakness of both
body and brain, unfitting ono for study, business
and marriage, treated with uorer falling success.
Get cured and be a man.
BLOOD AND SKIN SSTiSWrt
syphllltlo taint, rheumatism, eruptions. eto.,of
all kinds, blood poison from any cause whatever,
oured promptly, leaving tho system pure and
haalthful.
mnRV iHn nuiimiY ,wik.p'?Ai
juvnua . viu siae,
der, sedlmeut In urine, brlckduilor whltej'paln
aMninaH K1atiJ.
and all diseases of the bladder of both sexes.
while urinating, frequency oi; urignrs an
lliesse
CATARRH
throat, lungs, llver.dyspepsla, Indi
gcstlon, and
lha bowels, stomaob. etc.:. diarrhoea, drssuttr.
an aiscases anecung
eto, TrouDics oi tnis onaracterreuereaaioneai
cures effected as soon as possible.
DDIV1TE dlseucs. gleet, gonorrhoea, syphilis,
rrUIAlu bydrooele.' varlocele. tenderness,
a UJUIUWIQ, IWtVWlt,1 kVUUVIUW.,
swellings, wf akuesa oi organs, and piles, fistula,
ruptura, quickly cured without any pain or de-
tsntlon from business.
UIOITD your troubles If living away from the
fiiiu city. Thousands cured at borne by
correspondence and medicines sent ssoure irom
home by
obsenratlon. Enoloss 10 cents in
stamps for
book on Besnal Secrets. Address,
DR.PnWELL REEVES CO.,
Now Located at 216 Com'I St, Salem.
iANDEN'0
ELitiiRIGBELT
UTEtTPATiNTI
WITH ELECT"
K8T
WfMVEMENTS.
MACNiTIO
NSPEHSeiV.
Win n WIliMt IfttUlu air WhIhs rwsHlaf frra
tarlauUta at bnls, atrra lHi,lu.uu ar IXI.ntlt.a,
M aaal asaaaaUaa. Sralat. laM, aarraal Sabllltr, ,1, .a
wm, laifoar, rkwauttfta, tlSaay, Htm aaS W4.r
aaaalalau.laata aaak, UBai Mlaltaa, sasaral Ill-aaaJlk,
att.Talj alatutt ball aaaulaa WaaSarfkl laarataaaaU ar.f
all altiri, aai (Ira) a aarrtat Ibtl U laataaUr fill at Ma
vaartr ar f.tl.l, SdSSe, au alii aara all af U tVai
SlaaaMa ar aa aa.
pa. Taasaaaaa aava aata air aa w lau laar
Is aflar all atkar raaa4Ut fallal, w.
siva aiaaaaj ar taauiaaoiaM la ia aaa avarr ataar tula.
Oaraavarill larauCSH ItfCTMH.' HsrlSSOKt, Ika
traUaukaaaaTarar.ra4aaaifcV.aasawnUiLLSUTS
aalU aa tliarau .t,.if Ik HDABiSTSIDIa SO tae Darl.
Saa4 aw lUsa&am raatatlata, allat, aaalaa, fraa. AUiiu
i.m .BTvaMH mmw a. ...aw... ,!., w.
icnua oon
Ne.IT riret St., IHMtTtANO, OM.
Salem Soap
AND CHEMICAL WORKS.
JOS. KUJEJtTOy, Mff'r.
All Kinds of Boap. -
LAUNDRY AND TOILET,
Highest Price paid for T ALLOW and I.AKD.
TRY OUI
FRUIT
rm EMULSION
SOAP
For Hpraylng,
Warranted to Kill
All
Insect Life.
GO Ctm, Per Gallon.
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OF O"
nobacdos, but fof( a
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4.
A ladlnrt characteristic
lUUffl.
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msmmw
.Tr jsWt torE mutm .?
been the hp,ldAvhlcl It J.-keson clJ mi! faslkjlous srrioUer,,'
wnai us excellence nrsr securea, its I'nuormiiy has always
retained, and ItHs therefore; faity as twenlyfive years ago,
4iaft MMtt nAnltlntf CihaI,L- Tnl.oaa. i. il. .....I I
i'ril
i 1 II
A m UIO IIIUJ, pi'UI(4IJIHUIll 1
I'M ftHnw,,&flfFiw'MWl'y Mf"v
1
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tJB.acKWcii'9 LTurHarri VTobadco Co., '
, fcpUpHAM, C. r
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Baby Carriages, Bicycles, Tricycles, Velocipedes. BoysJSfagons
, ""BROOKS i & SALISBURY,
ClA II '( fr
IH i i l
(SpOOlfWp.nB TO'llHOOKH AND BAKRITt.)
;ufin9S FishijigTacklo; ' SpoHiDg
BMdiinJafe,,F(reWorks
INQGLOyES, LMVN.TEN
H ,18 SPT8,ClVOQU;ET,HETa.
KNIVES,, JIAZ0R8, BCISJOIW, Ml
, 4, DPLB.OY.WO'JipNB,,'
. LEATHER ANlVPLUSHi GOODS.
S'Al'EM, -" -
JLJXT
Itil
All 'vReadH j Load11 to Chicago,.
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!'1BAIDS
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.ESTABLISHED, 187Q.
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Excursion "Rates to tho
j 1 1 .- . . 1 1, . i , ,.,.,..-. , i , i . , .
Ed. C. Cross,
jfj Choice .Ids.
. .WILLIAM :NILiS& CO.,
Xbs Angeles, CiUifprjria,
BREEDERS AND EXPORTERS. -OF
aWjssWlSsHsiliiD
CLEAN...
If you would bo.cloan (and havo your clothes, done, up in
tho. neatest and dressiest tnannar,, take them to the
SALEM' STAM, LAUISPRY
wheroiall, workris.dpne l?y white labor and in tho most prompt
manner;. . .pOLONEL J. OLMSTEt),
liborty Street.
; h. F. .BROER,
. IVpiJrletorof the
DEPOT SASH AND DOOR , FACTORY.
All houae-flDlBhlUK materlul ?iade to order at (he lowest Portland
' prlceu. Bep us before you buy.
SASH AND DOOR FACTORY,
Front Street, Salem, Oregan.
The best class of work in our Jino at prices to compete with
tho lowest. Only tho best material used.
ii - . . . i.i i i ' .-.
NEWTOltf TANNER.
White & Tanner's Livery.
(taeeeaaaWa M
ffi.rk,3
I
W. THORNWG,
HMoversMd reflr. aphoWewd frrturIugW Ja
...kia. a. to turn out Mrataehun work
HirwUktMt. iJUlBwraiwWoa,
1 1 1 miii
urn , --- - -
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--- i-.t J lti I ill1 i iwsii
rpMUr mnm
SM0KIMO TOBACCO
vmn old smoker, and
have at one tune
a"?! Zl iT.
Lonn9U)r tnea an
the different Smokincr
a. i, . O
good smoke pull Hurham
'cm nil.
(f Dull DiirliatrnhM always
VUJ1L.U III lUCWOllUf
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and Athletic, ,Goods.
lsJht 11
OREGON.
1893
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iMWSLMm
nEHiE
VAN.
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World's Fair.
w- -. ''
Wliolesale and Retail
Dealer In JFresh, Salt .and
SmokedM eats ef! allKInds
OS Court and
110 State Streets.
INCORPORATED 4801
FINE CATTLE,' JP, FOUL'M,
Bpfkshire & PoW-Qhina Pigs i Specially.
Fancy Poultry, All Varieties.
Egg for Hatching.
Incubaton.
NUeoPaolflo Coast Poultry ind 'ti took, llltwtra-
ted. 60 orals by mall. " '
BEND,FOR PIROULARB.T
J. P. WHITE.
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