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a ifA 'MbUbVllr of Bill&tiBnflM, Thoeiulrerlrohi dloidf'6f fnneifon i,lhollMfllli' Kl thfl "Whand of ih unfuiy oriM long as (hay ttUh lira lions! remedies M bUtePilLeMomtinnA pod f MM-f ..?- "Mflwmmac nr: lolne,Hw!etlM'B ..! rrilaf wltll t L ftfffllllltr of dofclhW Hi i np&n'ttia geat tsparilfWlVliut 10 Wll!itM'6f e milotonnrt l-lAWnntt. wwm1 ii JVuin, furrwfantilIco K$ow IIL. JUV a v-w - - Kak .. Ii inn tnnif nfl. ink .414. ? 'S9 WIJ'HV Jl'lUtfWj u. -...-,,; futtiJLrr.i.,i Mk..r,i. I.. M MilniillirciitjtU(j nurnengu snotuu i n4i)bitiBfltd foct over uiMiifnlfi (net every rom plaint DRIDHT rMSDTtd braomi i oFtUM-'ii h'hBlf of wliloh twill listing from every ui in ini iniwiiainw; in njy'iRcOnsMfltRrjiiiy imtmcn-oui every (iiinrwrnu irom mi cumuli of society. ' ' - roiir Kbrry Boxen Noticr to- BfcHHY ,Unmvfl.-ii'T). not nrderjfoiir J&brry oozen.nfiur.orttti'it iiiilll vu-irnvft Boeji Bnnipit's iuiu pf ive Hat ofOthklfilftm A I'rbcluco Oil., 177 (Juimnerolnl (9t.f KUBm. 0 3-d w ir SURROUNDED BY MYSTERYI A drfeaf tfiltake. A recent dlscovory Is that dizziness, dullness, confusion of ThcadAcheJ tuo mind, etc., Tiro duo W dorafiUbtfibnt 6f thd nerve centers which supply tho brain' with nerve force) tlmt Indigestion, dyspepsia, nouralgla wind In stomach, olc.,iiM front the derange mont of tho norvo centers supplying thoso or- fans with norvo fluid or force. This Is likewise ruo of many diseases of theihcartand lungs, Tho nerve system Is like a telegraph system' as will .be seen b the accomDanvln I'Uh XUU JlltlO whlto lines aro tUo norvos which convoy tho norvo forco from tho nervo conters to every part of tho body, just as tho olcctrlceurrontla' convoyed along tho telegraph wlros to o v o r y station, large or small. Ordinary physicians fall to roRard. this fact; .A tllL. 111... . - Ing thQhDproceiji- torsfpr tuociuiso oi auo aisorao fUo disorders Inffthorofrom arising thoy treat the part atrectod. Franklin Miles, M. D..LL.B.. tho highly celebrated SDOclallat and Htudent of nervous diseases, and: mithor or many noted treatises on tho latter subject, lonp since realized the trutlv of lo first utatoraont. and his Kostdratlvo iTBrvliio is proparoj on that prlnclplo. its success in curing all diseases arising from derantro mont or tho norvous system Is wonder ful, as the thousands of unsolicited testimo nials In possession of tho company manufac turing tho romedy amply prove. Dr. Miles' Bestoratlve Nervine Is a reliable romody for all nervous diseases, such as neadacho, nervous debility, prostration, Bicpplessnoss. dizziness hysteria, sexual de bility, at. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. It Is sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co.! Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price, 81 per bot tle, six bottles for ts, express prepaid. Bestoratlve Nervine positively contains bo opiates or dangerous druggy gold oy D. J. Fry, druggist, Salem POWER HOUSE Meat Market. Fresh and Bali', merits of the bent quality. Poultry and stock. Free delivery. FRED WAYMIRE. GEO. . GOODHUE, TOE LEADING MOD'MlER; Is now devotlne hi" entire time to the busi ness. Every farmer baying wood to Bell should see him. jSyery consumer of wood. In Halm who- wishes to lay In their cupply should see him. Oflloo Willi Q. VV . Johnson 4 Boa. 257 Commercial Street. Low Prices for- Smnnfer Mi.' MONEY TO.LOAN; On Improved Ileal Estate, In amounts and lime to suit. No delay In considering loans. FEAR FORD, Boom 12. Bush Bank block. 612dv Authorized Capital $600,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Baleza, Oregon. W. A. OUHICK, Pros. W. VV. MARTIN, Vice iTes. J. H. ALUI-UIT, Cannier. Htute, County and City Warrants bougnt at l'ar. dw Electric Lights On Meter System, TO CONSUMER8 : TheHalm Light and Power Torapaoy at great ipene bave equipped their Klwtno Llgbt plant with them wt modern apparatus audaieuowable lo offcr Ihe publ'n a bet'er light than any sy-tera and at a rate lower than any city on the cojsi. Arc and Incandescent I igkt iug. Electric Motors for nil purposes where power Is re quired. Hel lences can be wired for as many lights a rtolred and the coniimrs pay for only uch llgbts -s are ured. Tills belug regtitored ty un Wectno Meter. OfHce 179 Commercial St; Deutscher Advocat. P03T0FFICE BLOCK, - SALEM, OR, Admltlcd'Co praetieaiBall the courts . special atteatlon riven lo Herman loeak I?. People and bBsTaeM at the county and -- 1 w oaioaf. K HOVER, Notary Public UMMMA PM 001). HEV, DH, COURT ON the sundav school lesson ron june ii, The Uotible rtetrlhtitlon That Pollof Youthful Foil and Fallnretnfteincmlicr iho Oreator-Tl.n rMi Days t( a Omlte Old Ace The Mirer Cord Golden Text! Ilomcmber now thy Creator a tlie days of thy youth (Ecci, xll, 1). JLs8oni Keel, xllf 1-7, 18, U. The weary search for soul satisfaction without Ood hn ended, Solomon, as rep resented by Koheleth, the preacher, has found In everr seeno vnnltv nml rnmtlnn There are, however, sohfe ridturftl pleasures that, becaWe Ihct are 6rdalnl bv OWl. give real satisfaction as far as they go work, food, honorable marriage. The Jroung are very liable to Indulge to excess in the pleasures of sense. Such Indulgence Involves a double retribution hero In the sadness and sorrowfulness of tho old age tbatsuccceds a fast life, hereafter In tho Judgment at God's bar. Religion relieves llfoof its vanity. I in DAtb or Yorrrn REitrMfiKn God. (Verse 1.) 1, A duty enjoined, (a) "Remember" a'word that Intimates that this duty Is very apt to be omitted. Youth Is gny, giddy and thoughtless. The flow of young blood, the activity of the limbs, the exuberance of the 'animal spirits' are not favorable to pensive exercises. The young roan it only too ready to "let his heart cheer him in the days of his youth and walk in tho ways of his heart and In thoslffht nf hi own pvrjt." pending with lavish recklessness tSe rich' funds of health, strength and energy1 on he pleasures that weaken and demoralize, Unthinking of tho day of reckoning, (bj Remember" that is, keep in mind, make it a ruling principle of your life to act as if God were looking on you nil thetlmeT There is something sublime in Milton's resolution that if he had grace he would use his time "as ever in his great Taskmaster's eyes." Yet there is a sense of constraint, of compulsion, of coercion in this thought. Far better would Jt be to live as ever in our Heavenly Father's eye. This may be translated into terms 6fthb Christian faith, for, as John (BtUart Mill has caid, it would ''not be easy even for an Unbeliever to find a better translation of the rule of virtue from the abstract into the concrete than to endeavor so to Ilvo that Christ would approve our life," or as it was better expressed long before Mill said this: Fill our minds with thoughts of Jesus, And of heaven where Ho is gone. And let nothing ever please us He would grieve to look upon. To remember our Creator is to remember that God is looking at us and to act ac cordingly. 2. Who is to be remembered? (a) God as our Maker. Individually is this duty in slated on "thy Creator." Whatever others may do is no rula to thee. God will ileal with thee hereafter in thy individuality; therefore do thou deal with Him here in thy individuality, (b) All evil conduct, fast life and ruinous excess are the result of practical atheism. To think of God, of His commandments, of His retributions, tnustjje deterrent ofvico and crime. Listen to"Joseph'Bcry, "How can I do this great Wickedness and sin against God" (Gen. xxxix, 0)r 8. When God is to bo remembered, (a) In youth -rvhen'tbe character is as yet plastic, when habits can bo easily acquired, when the bloom abd fragrance of the affections may form a bouquet that even God will be delighted to accept. There is a kind of meanness in giving the devil the best of pur days our choice days, ai 'the,' Hebrew hero' calls ouro'uthfulda'ys.' Young Chris tiatis are lovely fljSweraJn the garden of tlfeLoVd, (b) If Solomon 'sexperience is here" pre sented, as the book says it is, then there is deep pathos in the reference to the days of youth in contrast with the evil days of an old ago that follows a godless youth. II Tirfc Evil Dats of a 'Godless Old Age. (Verses 677.) 1. Evildays. (a) This sad'picturVof old age does not show what a godly lifo brings one to. -Thero is a "good old age" as well as an old age oj "evil days." t There wis1, ha Tavler Lewis savs. the "(rood old acre of AbraharoVnd David, the serene'old age'of Isaac, the honored old age of Jacob, the hale old age of Moses and Joshua." & Gen.jcV,'15; I Chron. xxix, 28;klIsa. xl, 80, 31: Ps. xcli, 15. Everr' Sol6inqn hays "the hoary head is a crown of glory when found in tho way of righteousness" (Prov. xvi, 89; xx, 29). For the Christian, old age is SotW evil time. God is with him. Grace i in his heart. Often love "and" 're pect surround him. Finally he dies in peace and with a blessed hope, (b) The old adage depicted .here is the pic ture of the wornout votary of godless pleas ure, too often old before bid' prime, like By ron, but certainly the subject 'of a sad old age of evil days days without pleasure. A fast youth makes a dull old age. (c) In such a dreary season there iS no pleasure. Old companions have gone. The means of enjoyment' nave no lotjger' theeffect that they once bad. Besides 'theeyes anTdinF, the ears dull, the taste palls, the nerves are less sensitive, and the appetites flag. "No pleasure!" How dull, dreary, forlorn is such a state! This is ovlj Indeed, 2,' Breaking up. (a) Dark! if the prospect for thVvotaries of sensdal pleasures. An elaborate allegory Is introduced the break ing up of a palace or great mansion, as a picture of the breaking up of jthe humjui body at the close'of the godless man's career. The view that a tempest is m?ant is far fetched. Inapt and opposed,to tho view of tho van crowuoi ancient uuu uiuueru wjiiuui-u-tatora. First comes tho darkness of sorrow, bereavement;pain light being Indicative of joy' happiness, pleasure See the opposite of this'darkness in II Sam. xxtiir O. The clouds returning aftrr the rain show one affliction following tha other, misfortune reading on the heels of misfortune. "The eld ae of the sensualist has no spiritual sun. The clouds seem ever coming back. It is all dark, or thp Intervals of sunshine seem" brief and evanes cent" (Tayler Lewis). How cheerless! (b) Frail, too, is this state. Man's body is a palace or great mansion. The keepers, or guards, are the, arms; the ttrong men are the lower limbs; tho grinders, or mill- era, are the teeth and Jaws, ancfftboM that look out of the' turret hobs, or whadows, are the eyes. In the oldj.agil'olf the dls- m1..,a ,nnm than t Un t n?lA 21I W. ou.uMi, o.u.v ",r ....., , . n,. vy haved.all these owuMbecomaprekiMurely and exceedingly fralL The armstrM9ble, and the bands shake, losing their power to work for and defend the aged man; hi legs bow beneath him in tottering weakness, needing the staff or the crutch to support them; the teeth are rotten or worn away, unable to grind the food, and the eyes, like weary watchers at the windows, grow dim and bleared. Falling strength was sever n nawerfullv nlctured. Everything falls. The doors a dual form in Hebrew are the nn ..l nnrler lin ahuttine the mouth. I aad their cWnlntc to the Uroet lmplle v'it ifn vbrifcfii crm iMeaur ol Mea that 'it is through Uie laeuity ecspeeea that man bold OHUBUJ4cUon yrlUj ib jovxifibsb bxywkh UUJl-WXJIJ.JUUBIi Otitwiird world. TllA ftntftlfl tyt ,1... J.1..llM, I.1....-1 l ' .. .-,."' Dtt"IM wanning low h mum tuo ce9itlou of eat ing n fltnwihiof nottrinunieiit. Ndw lite flgafeotlichomcl'tdropped.atultlidteliatil w referred to. The old man Is rcitlois ai.d Weepies; ihe least noise uwakeililmi tha song of the early bird l pnnm.ti f nt-nuui him froni slumber. Verj" plainly U the allure of the voice alluded to In "the dattgh tern of music" being brought low. Ihe elder Ilraham and Sims Reeves fang beauti fully after reaching fO. Gladstone is an orator nl6i. Lyndhdrst delivered nbnwcr ful speech of an hour's duration at tuo age if W). These were exception to the rule for ven well behaved men. Cerlnlnly tho fild man here described 1 rather a ttfionf the many who In old ago have their "big, niBii ly voice" turned ngaln to "childish treble," piping and whistling, as Shakespeare tells til, "In the round," This frnll, deaf, dim sighted creature Is very likely to bo ex tremely cautious and timid, even to tear fulness. Ho avoids steep places And rough roads and dangerous' circumstances. Blanched and thin are the once luxuriant dark locks. Dr. Thomson kajn that the al mond tree Is the typo of old age. "The white blossoms completely cover the whole tree." Weak and trembling, even the light est burden becomes Irksome, llko as mo tion in a stiff and ungainly grasshopper. "Deslro falls." This is in Hebrew "the caperhrry falls," tho caperbcrry being used as a stimulant to appetite. Lust is dead in the wornout flesh of the fast man turned old, and no stimulant can raise it into life. 8. Ruin, (a) At length comes the com plete breaking up. The signs of decay In dicate tho end death. These signs occur because man is going', on the point of going, to his eternal home Very beautiful Is the English rendering "long home." The He brew U "beth OlAmo"-the h'otise of his eternity. Lewis calls it "his olarolc house." It Is the other world bevond the chancre called death. (b)The hiournefs' go about me streets fcuu cunumi ui buv iiuucvwp, See Amos v, 10; Isa. xv, 83; Jer. ix, 10; Math, ix, 83. These are hired mourners hovering near to tho place where the dead Is lying, ready to howl for pay at the funeral of tho used up sensual ist, (c) Then comes the last dread change. The silvor cord is loosed; the golden bowl is broken; tho pitcher is shattered, and tho wheol at the fountain is smashed. In gen eral these figures aro easily understood a lamp broken with its light put out, a pitch er shattered, a wheel ceasing to work all show forth death; but it is not so easy to assign each particular in the description to an organ in tho body. 1. Probably the, silver cord is the cord that suspends in tho mansion tho golden bowled lamp. 2. The pitcher is the vessel that oft carried water, now no longer of use. 8. Tho wheel is tho, apparatus , for drawing water from tho well. But some of the older divines compare tho silver cord to the spinal marrow, tho golden bowl to the brain and the pitcher, wheel and well to the heart, circulating the blood. Then conies the dread separation death., As a result the dustthat was,aliymtriglesJTith tho dus from whloh it' came. Is that tlie endf Oh, no, for.tho spirit the living ten antgoes bact to GiVd, "the Father of splr lts,',' to render, an account of its choices and doings utoBim"? JtKlives and continues to live. Bistaitftsdrty Gi iod, kept by Him, re- HI MaIj'B I tw "Orbed Perfection. (Verses 18.VR) , , 1. The siim.oralt (a) The word of ex- finvf Atlnn innfl 11V. lhaf "Whnlnl' t-jkfnM In .. MU.W.. A..W. MW..Uk.V. ,. .... (. 0 U the entire bpok. LUeralTy rendered, verse 13 would reM, "End Of. the word, the whole, let us hear1." BejuXchrenders, "The con clusion of the orationNralns up the whole " This is the introduction to the meaning of tha whole treatise, (b) "The whole of man," The word "duty" is not needed. "To fear God and to obey Him is-tho whole man-j-constltutes man's being; that only is conceded to man. All other things, as this book again and again teaches, are depend ent'on a higher incomprehensible Being (Herifleld).", In. ptner wodsvjuan Anils ins couipteicuesa n 'IP UHcmonyvwiui uou. Thai) a man needs religion to make him a full, a perfect man'is what is hcreVfnrnied. 2. Religion as holy. fear (a) "Fear" here means not the fear of the slave to offend a cruel masterrbut the fear of a"childto'of fend a loving father. "God is love;" to fear IHlm is to fear to offend against love, (b) The law of love Is expressed in the Ten Commandments. All the moral law Is con tained in the two duties of love, to God and lbvetoman. (c) By loving obedienoe to God, man is at one with God and finds in that oneness the perfection of his own nature, Thus life becomes more than vanity life indeed, because life divine. RELIGIOUS BRIEFS. Rev. Dr. John Hall was bom on July 31, 1829, In County Armagh, Ireland,, in the home occupied by his prefathersjeyerilncs thev settled in Ulster, havintt .eonle'frbm Scotland. He entered the Theological col-f ico auu yton uucuocu ij fniaawi m v uw, 1849. After a decade of work as a mission ary and minister he was called to Dublin, where the well known Rut land Square church was built during his pastor ate. In 1806 the general assembly in Ireland decided to send a delega tion to the United States with frater nal salutations to tha Prpuhrfj'rlnri churches, and the REV. JOi.nAU. Junior minister of Rutland Square was ouo of the two ministers appointed. This1 visit to America led to Rev, Hall's acceptance of a call to the Fifth avenue ohurch pf If ew York, and he has been its pastor for a Quar ter of a century. In November, 1891, John G. Roth, an ln6ane man who had been fro; quently assisted by Dr. Hall, shot at the doctor on tho street, but failed to injure hlra. Strange to relate, Dr. Hall's text that morning had been, "Prepare to meet thy God." "Dogmatics" is simply the name of that branch of theological science which tk cognUanco of God arid man In their mutual relations, as revealed In nature, man and Scripture. a rxmtroversv In a Scotch newspaper re- ...nil.. -i!.w,ui .Atma rtt nftnattendanca fct church no fewer than 18 different rea- jou,, Two remarkable nastors in a remote place were Her. James Ingram of Untt in Shet land and his son John. The fatjier and son were colleagues in the samo charge for 41 yean. In 1879 the father died, aged 108. TbVaoadled; lat' November, aged 8. Botu were men of great ability laboring la ob scurity. Mr. Arthur J. Balfour, M. P., lately gar t3,600totbelmlldiflgfuDdofaBonooaforsBr Ut rretbyUrtaa churafa la beotiano. PreleaaerRoWaaoBSaikk. the well knOWB Biblical oritl'ta;tBd hltU aad Wajf nuvwiH. I HriHU HUUIUUiL UfM- tlw4tyM,Hb atm, VAifHai.yaB' itviiMB I 1 j I 1 I Mvm fMuf CizTtz'eii(K 1 KEEP COOL lhsldo, outside, and all tho HIRES JKOOt Beer TliUtrrpatTomDoranee drink! U a UoaltUfUl, us It U pleasant. Try it. Before Going to th6 Wo? Id's Fair Enqulro About Tho Limited gpnwa 1 rains of the Chi cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hallway betweeu St. Paul nud Chicago ana Omaha aud Chicago. Theeo trains are veallbuled. eleotrlo lighted aud steam, lien ted, with tlio flu eBtlDlulug and Sleeping Car Service in thq World Thd 'Rlfiotrld rea'dlntr lltrht tn hMi 'berjtU ts the successful novelty of this pruKruBBiveu)cu, uuu la uiguiy apprcuiatr ed by all regular patrons of tbix line. We wish others to know its merits, as the, Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail way Is the only IJne in tho west enjoy ing the oxclU8lve,use of this patent. tfnr fnrthnr Infnrmnlinn nnnln In "iTtareBt c6upbn ticket agebt, or address' II. J.- EfiOV. General Atrnnt. J. W, Gasby, Trav. Pass. Agt. 225 Stark St., Portland, Or. tf HAtiKJA' MARKETS. Wheat COo "pei1 bushel. Oats 3640o per bushel. Potatoes 60C0o per bushel. Flour $3,6U; per bbl. Bran (tracked) $18.00 per Ion 8horts(Sacked) $20.00 yer ton. Beans, white, 3c per lb. Eggs 10c per dozen. Chickens 8 to 10c per lb. . Chopped feed -(Bucked) $20.00. Duclts 12jo per lb. Geese 7c per lb. TurkeyslOo per lb. Lard-T-Jfaificpprlb. , Biitter 2530o per pound Beef 712jc dreAaed, Veal lu to 12Jc, dressed. Pork 712Jo dressed . Wool-lSQlSflperJb. Hops 14(16o per lb. Atf EASTf WINtftlE. The solid vestlbuled trains of the Chibago, Union Pa'ulflo & North-Went-ern Line dlstaiico'nll competition with' ease.. It has the sborteet line, fastest time, Union depots and no change or delay at the Missouri river, and is the popular World's Fair route. -1-24-Gt A Miracle f Wood Carving. One of the greatest works of Honry Vorbruggen is the carved pulpit of the griind parochial church at Brus sels. The whole design is an allegor ical scene. At the base ore Adam and Eve, life size, expelling the angel, while grim Death himself rhay be seen hovering in tho rear. The first pair bear upon their Bhouldors a hol low globe, the cavity being the place where tho preacher stands while de livering his sermons. From the globe rises a tree sustaining a canopy, which in turn supports' two figures one of an angel and the other a fe male representing Truth. Above all this is tho Virgin and the infant Je ms crushing the serpent's head with 'cross. St. Louis Republic. A Main Man Iliu'a Great Time. Lewiston and Auburn have been en tertaining a novel visitor. It wasn't the Dulce of Veragua, but a resident of the town of Rumford, C. E. Johnson, who came over from home to attend court the other day. It was the first ride on the cars experienced during his -12 years of lifo. He never had seen gas lighted before, never went to a theater or bad his picture taken, and ho saw a good many novel and interesting sights. There are but few of that variety left. Ban gor Commercial. Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach' the deceased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure Dwafueas, and that Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an intlamed con dition of the mucouH lining of the Eustachian Tube. Wliuu this tube nets Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearlug, ana when It is entirely ciosea ueamess is me re sult, nud uuess the IniLuimiutlon can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing will be de- strpyed foreyer; nine cases nut of ten, are caused by catarrh, which' Is nothing but on luliiniiea conuiiion or me mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, tree. F.J. CHENEY. & Co., Toledo, O. -Sold by Drugglsta, 70o. VIGOR MEN Ealljr, Qulcklf, Pemaaeall; KiMorei, WEAKNE1S, NERVOUSNESS, DEBILITY, aud all 111 trala of rll from tkrljr error or ltr exoeMM. tfe nvtUt at oittttoik, tlokaefi, worrr.to. VallttrMiatli, aaTiMJiimw mam ia Jlren lu ttnj orjaq and portlna of tti taxi, ttuipl. MtwalrMtaoM. 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If out of orbothSvo will send' third; Give catalogue number and title, Ant nlnlnlv Tllla nl fVJ ..M.J. A.V.W W. First Choice. Second Choice. Third Choice My Namo. A rlrlraoa You must send five coupons of or stamps.)' Regular dally subscribers, to take advantage of this offer,1 must.notftain arrears rorsunscripuon. . , .., w, lM CIvKAN. If you would be cledh and Have your qlotheB done up in the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY where all work is done by white labor and in the most prompt mkher. COLONEL J. OLMSTED, il P. M. CARS. 1 1 p. m. Cars leave Hotel and Pdstoflicc dally for Asylum, Penitentiary and Cemetery on Capital' City Railway. Car leaves 5 a. m., coaacct Ins with Overland train, and cars leave Hotel every ?W minutes from 6:20 a. m. to II p. m. for all points en tile lines excepting Cemetery Car.Taken off to meet Passenger Trains. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OBEOON. IUtcH, $20 1 Jto 5.Q0 per Dty The beet botel between Portland aad .Ban fTranclioo. Klrit-cla in all 1U apbolntmenu. 1U tables are erved with tha Choicest Fruits drown In the Willamette Valley. A. I. WAGNER. Prop. MriJSrHYJlRE TTOTJ liBAK.? FiP CANDENSFLECTrIC gELT Ix wiMiffl 1 1 tNP $USPHS fopu 1! ssssssssssssaJgPJRW'lUONE Y JlWlJwMlrW l WWaBaflllllsBMaBWlaBIK .SlSlSilfHMHiKsatJ! v7(Pfi7Jw I x'"nW" ava kave hiziix tyttem the ctemeaU tha Mrangth aad vigor will foU emt r money refunded. Dr. Saadaa'a Ettctric after all otker treatawats tsatlfy, aad (rem ataay of ( TH la a acMalate ralvaalc battery, made Into a ieaeeMegaiTaBifcp-i iuater lfUM& Tl are graded a relief aad t&n A WMW tftff Kenwaaa. mn-.w..!.!...".-.-. . . -, -ffiWrfflfaWio; i72v.t av., she wenf Ill I iM MlnlEll .lilil1i..,.li ij Mftil Screen 'Jtoors ANi JOHBIKO.2. tforley k m&staniey? BhopOl Bute street. M , U : riekWTlfcfiIrd, MOUTH SALKM. J. I.ASHBY, Talc It I EVENING JOURNAL, Only a cents a day delivered at your door. Market, Commsrolat fitreat. Good inMti, rrompt deliver ,' VV, r JOHN C, David JlcKlllop, Steam food Saw V J MARTIN, Horscsfioeing. nr.APirsMiTmvfi. otders nifiilenl 'Im- ftlkto ktrrflt - - proVement Co,, 05 8tale Btrcot. L.I No. 13.1 'it uf., ana any oops:. Darjer will be sentVou Fran, noatnald. ordirs for any book, the supply at of this It will be better for vou to clve the first w'e wlll'send iecdn'd; if out 1 .write your own name and address Rnntr ' TtfniVlU.r A ttAXb' ., ATWM, AV..U4WW. W, AUU different numbers ntl'd5cerits fa nWtiel MMIIIiniaaMMMHMM Liberty Street. ONLY LINE RUNNING THROUGH' DAILY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8:45 A- M, " " 7s30 P. M. DAYS TO CHICAGO 7 Hour? Quicker to St. Paul, 23 Hours Quicker to Chicago, 40 Hours Oulcker to Omahsr. and Kansas City. PULLMAN ..nd TOURIST SLEEPERS FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR CARS, DINING CARS. Kor rate and general Information call on oraddreai, W. H. IIUKliBUBT, AMt, O. V, A. 3M Waihlngton St., ''"'r. T ' ."wrS .' lit t I 5LEEPLESSNE55;TORIV1EM0RY&GEWERAU illhealth the eifceti of abH8, txCMM. wdirry and txpowti. Tortuin iiwi , , " l II LI.L 'L.. I IB our marveioua invention, wnicn Tcnuirsv Saad for oar Illustrated Faawhitts. free: .. .. . . ? failed, a can be slwa'byiaiadredi of whom we have strong Utters beacleg letwra Mfwg ER'. SHNDBN belt po as to be easilv worn during work or at r- tKnnn , . la th to meat all iugwweM la orbyeicesses, or expoure, voh ay nsve wwnijr araiaesi ysnw wfc 04tHatr aad tba cavad yoarjra.ka or Uck of force, if you rcpUceJatayoui,, lt drained, which are required for vigor oas strength, you will reatove the yause, and haaltb, , low at Oftee aad in natural' way. Thle U our plan aqd treatment, and we guaran a m ... 'wet a ...a vi at-a -- . ! mh all caaiayl ntonn inAMtMMjrf J,LJBNNRT,4SvK, Sale, W ti r. o. aiook. K, T. HUMrMltKY, CIkht an1 T)lbiUM. liH)MARD PARL'OR, 048 Oom'l Strt, 1 W. T. Thb UphdfsiWur, Knii'oileW.'iewoArt hiid rilis m li(t!Mttrtit niniltil":. FMl rftm wtii, hdii ekitA mriot, ltu InMiinncc lilfirk. rfnlnni US -11' H. WrSmltb,'poatmatterol Litiflavllle, aad W.rV. Murpbv, of Salem, nave for aaie a bo a 9 000 acfM dfcood forming and atok land la Ik V MKt.l;.... ..... lH Ulft. ........ itjoea aaage from N to (30 per acre. All opoi property, and on tbe market for the Brat lime. Or oat bargalm. Call on or addreaa the above. dw 3-lMi East and South -VIA- 4t THE- SHASTA ROUTE Southern Pacifid. Company.. OAurouioA. xxrans train kuw satltse- Hijuth. 'iJNortb. L , 7.0C p. m. ' 9:18 p. m. 8:18 a.roi Portland Halem Ban Fran. Ar. 7TT:l . I 6:38 10 I.V. At. Vv. L.V, m&. Above tratna itoponly atloUowlugiiutione north oritoseburs, Eaiit Portland Dragon Oltr, Woodbnrn,. Halem, Albany Tangent, Sbadda. vHalsey, UarrUburg, JunotlonUlty, Irving and Euitene. lioaKnUKDMAlli DAILY. WJU a.m. 11:17 a. m 6.60i p.m. iiR: Ar. l-orllaud Ar. I 4:aOp, ai., Halem Lv. 1:40 p. m, Kosoburg IiV. 7.-00 a.-hi Albaoy liooal, latly Kxuept Buaday, SuTpTnJ EvT Ar. Portland salesa Ar, Lv, 3 W3 vJJ! L'tSt )a.m. UJ pa II), Albany IiV, )a.ni. Bail La1 Diiiing ipars on, Ogdcn pule " i'ullman mm siwm AND Second Class Sloepifig'.Ca'f. Attaolied to all through train! ffiiit iVest Side Mm, Betweea Fertlul' and Cervalfis: PAIIiT (CZOXTT BOWDAT). , . i , 7:uoa.m. l'AlO p. m. itortland norvallli iKwJob! Ar. At Albany and (Jorvallls 'connect "wlta train f Oregon Panlflo Railroad, w." (- iw HFHtfaBTKAiN (DAILY .BUL'Krt'HOWnAYI' ft 4;40 p. Bi. 7:25 p. m. t.v. Ar. Portland MoMlnnvllle THKOUUU TICIijEl L a aUpolntaln tlie-KB.ttrn Htati,,Oanada, To nd Uurope can be obtained at loweet ratea rom- Wj W. hKlNMKH, Ageat, alm. KP. HOUK1US, Aunt. U. if. aud Paaa, Ag't It. KOKH1.K11, Manager. The Yaqliina Route'. Br I And. Oregon Development company' Meim Ulp lino. 223 mllos aborter, !W hoora lent time than by any other route, ' Klrat ckui Ibrougb paeiicnger and Irelgbt line from,. Portland and all lolnta In the' Willamette valley U and rroml'an Krancleco, ; TIME poiEUULE, (E oept Sunday.) a Lv Albany.l00 p m I Lv Uorvalila iTm'd m Ar Ynnulnu ' (:!I0 d m Lv Oorvalilo. Ifta6am Ar A)baiiyMV.UiUa a ...(r. a O, A O. trains connect at Albany and Cor valllal i ' 4 '' i Tlie'abovo tralmoonnect at Yaquloa.wlth the Oregon Development Co.' llne'of iteam ent between Yaqalna and Ban IVunCUoe.' ' t ' N. II Pauengfcre from Portland and all Willamette valley point can maHeetoee'eoaJ neotlon with tho train of the Yaqulna Rout , at Albany or Oorvallla and If detuned to Haa KrancUco, should arrange to arrive at Yaqulna tbe evening before da to of sailing. Passenger and Vielght Hates always the lowest. . For Information apply to. Measra 11ULM AN 4 Co.. Freight and Tloket Agents W0 and 303 tfrnnt street. Portland. Or., or O. O. UOUUE. Ao'tUen'l Ft. & las. Agt., Or. l'aoino It, it. Co i Corvallls, Or, Cll.UAHWKLL, Jr., Oen'l Freight and Pass. Agt Ore. Development Co., UM Montgomery Bt WHO.ARE DEBILITATED. ANDSlJFrERlr4CJ, from Nervous Debility! Seminal Weak ness. LossESiP5.MPDrrriNc:Y 6r,;v, LOST MANHCXD.rEUMATlSM. LXme' ACK.KIDWFY ROUBLFS. NFRVOUSNESS -. .-- m at I -r.--'' - '..TTfl '."!t I l... .Ji'j. mhvIhm tha nAt nVlnlIj-Jll mn i"i y "'"" "" - .,..... sent by Ui sealed, . k .t. tm t Mlritd tisallt. oirl lillWfcr ee throughout thle State, who wold gjwy taetlaiony tanwBony h mcjr twowj ! i " reeoverr r . ji'ui' jir LBfeTRiO' mwtur ret, end It Kl". Ti,ri aWartrU )C4wg middle-aged or oU a, aad ... - - t PbRxD, omm i uaAaiaia.J nn RWM9KsaHHMr PM '. a xdljaaea j m 't .!