Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 13, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textif" i ..& ' TM irflajof.MsohAjs AiMillant. in tho Irfnf of.WeJy & --my (wlw (j rtfl for Aliooliiitf In tli Imok Joliri Uuk&i (wlio Is rich) llio dully fmiior the terns of tho iireM,.tha tonllinotiy nnd the jurors It Is qulta evident how the cam Is going. Thtf attempt of Mr, Jtiia Jtay to InvoWo MiKlpiwy In legaj trou bio has dlsgtistedevery deqpht dully newapnpor. In tflt!jsps wpnld, advlso lit. Mnckny tfrleHvo toyfn whild charged are still nnpTSforrou tnt.))ilin) ntn rallllonnlro'fl convlcoa.Sn Sclsco Argonaut. Hew York Woman's pUplay of-DUmoJul. ThodoTftlpwMfiijhlch most surjyiiedJ tho lnranta in shwk.htk, nyMvpf waa tho amazing display of diamonds tnado by women who attondcd tho ball given in her honor. Tho princess herself avoids isuch display, having bcon accustomed to diamonds and other precious stones nil her life. A natural rotlconco, asido from her perfect breeding, roit rains her ex pressions within diplomatic limits, but that she was amazed at tho iraucherlstic exhibition mado by somo of 'Now York's womon in that line is a fact, sodl on jiot particularly creditable, to tiw Jipnie bri gado either. Joseph Howard!"' " " Two ClTcr.OeanlUon. Of all definitions nothing can exceed tho felicity of tho proverbial description of "nothing" "a footless stocking with out a leg." Tho country lass who said that she had seen .';tho largo pig with a tall at both ends" .might have given a worse description of an elephant. Lon don Standard. The flmqan lEIectricI gorcesl, How They Control the Organs of the Body. Tho electrical forco of tho human body, as tho norvo fluid may bo termed, lj an espe cially attractive department of sclonco, oslt exorts so marked an Influence on tho health of the organs of tho body) Nerve forco Is produced oy the brain and conveyed by means of tho nerves to tho various orguns of the body, thus supplying the latter with tho vitality necessary j in sure their health. The pneumogastrlc nerve, as shown here, may be said to bo the most Important oftheontlre nerve sys tem, as It supplies the heart lungs, stomach, bowels, etc., with the nerve force necessary to keep them active and healthy. As will ba seen by the cut the long nerve descending from the base of the brain and terminating In the bow els Is the pneumogastrlc, while tho numerous lit tle branches supply the heart, lungs ana stem nch with necessarr vl tallty. When tho brain becomes in any way dls ordered. Dv lrrltaD or exhaustion, the nerve force which It supplies ; jsiesseuuu, nuu uio ur- gans receiving the di minished supply are con seauentlyvweakened. Physicians, generally, tall to recognlie. the Importance? of thl fact, but treat the tancejor I f Instead of L specialist (given, the ly of this si to the studv of this sublect. and the nrlneln il ere: discoveries concerning It are due to his elf orts. Dr. Miles' Restorative Norlno. the unrl- valed brain and nerve food, Is prepared on the Srlnclple that all nervous and many other IfUcultles originate from disorders of the nerveconters. its wonderful success In curing these disorders Is testified to by thousundi la every part of .the. land. ' r Bestoratlve Nervine cures sleeplessness, nervous prostration, dtxxlness, hysteria, sex ual debility, St. Vitus dance, epilepsy, etc. It la free from opiates or dangerous drugs. It Is sold on a positive guarantee bV all drag gists, or sent direct by the Or. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price, fL'por bottle,-! bottles for 95, express prepaid.' .. iiy, UlUKKlBti caetl) PKOFKSSIONAt. AND BUSINESS CARDS. P. H. D'ARCY. . OXO.G. BINGHAM. TVAROY dc BINQHAM. Atcorneys at Law. XJ Rooms 1,3 and 8, D'Arcy Building. 141 buite street; Special attention gives to bilsl-. ness in the supreme and clicult. court of Iht, siate. " - ' 2 11 RP. BUI8K. Attorney at law, Haleui, Ort , son. Office V71 Commercial street. miLMON FORD, ORD, Attomey at law: Salem Office up stairs lntPmtonJtlock JL Oregon, HJ. BiGQKU, Attorney at law,Salein,Ore , gun. office over Hush's bank. JJ.SHAW.M.W.HUN1'. BUAWAHUN'J . Attorneys at law. Office QVfr Capita National bank, Balem, Qreg.in. Q T. RlOUAUDdON, Attorney law "ui kj, floo upstairs In front rooms ol new Bus! muck, comer Oominerclal and Court streeu Haleni, Oregon. JOILN A.UAItMjN.Attorney.atlaw.rosou and4,Buab bnk,bulldlug, 8aem,Pr, B. r.BONHAM. W."ir. llOLML.- BON HAM 4-HOLME3, Attorneys at law Office In Bush block, between State atl' Ujurt, on Oommerclal street, ' '-- K. POCUE, Htnographcr andil-jp,. , wrltest Best equlppod typewriting ol Uw oat one in Oregon. Over Bush's bank balem, Oregon. 1KI.LA. HHEKMAN TvDewrlllnz C5 otiinratrclal am ntrciaiiieaograpuy, room n, u lm-plfs work. Rates reasqna,b) raj block, r ie. :i O. BROWN k, 41. u., f nysitian aaa tu . croB, Office, Murphy blo;k: resiaeno. 468, v ommerclal street. . ,- ? DU.T O. BMITU, DentUl. D8 Btatostrecl Balem, Oregon. Klnisbed dentatfoperv . Uuns of every description. Painless toper tlons s specially. WD. PITH 11, Architect, plans, specldo. . tlons and sunerlulenrteme for al classes ol buildings, Office 'JSO Commerclh ireev, up sunn, C.V. llOBKUT, Archl.ect, nwrn 421 . quam bulldllig, Pi-nland, Oregon, Archliect, nwrn 421, Mu P. J. LARS$F & CO.. Manufacturer of Wagons, Car TlttfUB, etc. Repairing a Specialty. huop 43 Htate street ptt'M 1 M Culldin Kui ion Loixiie mo. 2 a.o. U. w.- fela In ffilr mU in Mtftfji IniurSDCI lldliig, every Wednesday evi-nlog. MO BPttlf l ft0" nrt0 .9' I "H'otlfl Mrflllclfl mo (IrftWH'ofylml'Jftmily, well dressed tnllllonnlro" ,ftjify Oh) 'Jngtxl, In M ntiil DcntilloM xhtenanul." From our opinion Uioro is igtf nt ',gpgcr tlwtt bis nttcmpti to shoot JWr. fMJoy nj ihen commit Bulcldri.wjll rofltilfdn the i J. A. SELWQOD.Keeertw. ' FOR SALE,.- Ob easy terras and ebrap, A. 10 acre rrebard oaiiaaByitoyojte.tmllesoath MHlW ""- jQgsrRr. A tiood llesion f'offfthlinrllie Lhnngn A thin old ntftii wltluirnyof ehoiiji ftttiidlcs stood on rl 1'ftfK tow ntlrbsfono M the Mnroli winds worn Bettltltf lit goino oi utoir iincst work, no was n snd look Iri old muni with llttlo (tifls of gray . whiskers and n bnltered derby lint held orl with tho friendly aid of an old cotton handkorchlof tied over his ears, 111 itock of candles consisted of tho usual nrray of cocoantit cakes and chocolate veneered slabs and balls, all Totalling for a cent each. A reportor hurrying to ward tho City Hall park noticed tho dls tonsolato old follow, and following a Itiddon linpulso stopped nnd, purchased a thocolato coconntit enko, "llow's business?" asked tho reportor Gcouragingly, as ho laid 1 cent on tho y. "Kinder slow." "Supposo you don't sell chocolates In summor," suggested tho roportor, won dering vaguely whether u July sun would affect tho brown vencorlng. "Qumdrops for tho summer trado," said tho old man with a touch of pro fessional prido; "chockletR and bunbuns is the Winter lino." "Weather trouble you any?" asked tHo reporter. Tho old man did not answer tho ques tion. IIo looked longingly at tho choco lato cocoanut cako in tho reporter's hand and said: "Would vou mind chanrin that for a yanillor cokernut?" V,Cortainly notsidJho reporter, con siderably surprised. "You see," added the old jnan in a burst of conHduiKo as hod mado the .transfer,' "I always have troublo-when its dusty. Clioklets ain't any bother. They don't show, but I've blowed the breath clean out of my body this morn ing tryin to keep them vernillor coker uuts .clean." Now York Tribune. Infant Prodigies Tho ranks of "infant prodigy" art are increasing to an extent which is posi tively alarming to adult virtuosi, for what chanco has tho yeteran, piano play er or fiddler against the astonishing feats of those small boys, who, wo oro told, leave their tops and balls in tho dressing room to como on tho stage and electrify un audience? Master Rhyl Bowen, a Gf-year-old vio linist, with an astonishing technique, has just made hia second public appearance in London and is said to reveal a greater talent than did Sarasato at tho same age. It is not unlikely that this small Welsh boy will really develop into a finished adult artist, as his public appearances will be rare, and his father, who is a mu sician and instructs him, will not 6acri dco him to rapacious management. But then there is the pianist wonder, Raoul Koczalski, a poor little boy of 8, about whom the tops and bells and hoops can only be a horrible myth, since the child is embarking on a London season after a series of loO.recitals on tho con tinent during the past year. The "ovor pressuro" system in such a caso must naturally bo in full force. Now York World. What Js,Fresh In Music? While wetalk of tho work of a' great master as being ever fresh we are secret ly sensible of tho fact that it is no longer fresh to us. After the Becpnd orj third hearing no (pieco, of'mnsic ,ds,eyer ,the, same totus again, ilrj agreat and com plex work We mayl still for some time continue to discover the unexpected, but by tho time wo know it thoroughly it has become but an echo of its former self, and we greet it with tho faint smile with which wo linger qver the photo graphs that Remind us of tho hpliaysof past years. With equal truth it may be said that tho music of ono generation docs not pro duce quite tho same j)ffeqt;on the nox. When,tlp,prayer from Rossini's "Moso"' was first performed in Naples, women fainted and men trembled. There is very little )xcitemen(i to bocgot,outof the prayer from "Mose" in the present day.j and perhaps CO years hence even, the overturo to "Tannhauser" will bo dry and cold. But this only shows hojv. jquch of musical impressixeness depends 09 th element, or vaguo pprenensipn, Hacmillan's Magazine. A Big Roundup on an Immense Range. On'pof th.e,largest yearly Roundups in tho far .west ,was started .out from the Washington sido of the river recently with 40 men in tho saddle. Tho horse owners of tho famous Ilorso HeaVen.) country combined for the, event. Tho range is 0 miles long and 80 miles wide, extending from tho mouth of the Yakima river on tho east to Alder creek on tho west. Tho riders wero di vided Into two parties,,pne jto start in at the eiist end of tho range pij he other at the west, the range to bo scoured nnd mil horses brought up in tho center, where the colts are to bei brandedH They expect to" round up about 12,000 head of horses. The auimais""stood the winter well and aro npw In excellent condition. Portland Oregonian. Chance Fat NJinrodJn Arkansas. Thejexceseiv.ely high water ,nt..preeent prevailing in this section lias forced game of all kinds from the lowlands, and the Jbeara and panthers of .the Saline river valley aro killing he h$gs and cattle of me farmers living along tnat stream in Arkansas to an alarming extent They invaded tho hogpens of George Gibson. and Fleas Fletcher of Saline county last week and curried away four fine shoats from the former's pen, while seven hogs and two young calves aro'missed by the latter. The screams of ;she panthers at night are sajd' to be frightful, and hunt ing parties are ,at work destroying the enemy oi rapidly as possible. Little Bock' Cor. Kansas City Times. Au Old Time Fourth. Independence day has not for years been celebrated In the metropolis as it used to be celebrated by our sires and u tt'oaght to be celebrated) oa ,the Fourth of Jaly of every year. The fact Is to our shame. We must keep alivo the mem ories of the day. We ust take 'pride in oar freedom. We must kindle eaew year utter yews the Mure reeel fev 1 . , .J,T . it' vmw;o o.r&W' ?o,x;iflpAr, jtnns la, i. UtttnU WnggWe1l, now, 1 should sny tliM Jlils wns koIii, b.u'k (0 the middle nges, Hero Is it slory nboitt a innti who wo drawn nnd quartered Howiiow Whorfcdltl It Imppen? Wrtgg-1ero In Knglniid, Hownowlt must havo been 200 years go. WojMt Not at all, It wan onlv lut weoki Hownow Grat heavens, man, you're crazy I Wflgg Well, jXMy.M npUlt!s heroin Hie paper, IIowjiow Tell lije altftbput It, quick. Wagg Well, Itsepinsie was a pop ular politician, and when 10 camotoa certain town to speak ho wjis drawn to tho town hallby.fonr bay horses and afterward quartered In tiio betj hotel In the town. London Tit-Bits. the Unknown. Dudely She said I looked like a very smart man. Miss Paynt Dear .mel Did she say, who tho smart man was? Harper's Ba zar. A Musical Toung Man. The young man who woro his hail long and talked music had been to call on the young woman, and when he took his leave sho took herself into the library whero her father was and threw herseli on a sofa wearily. "Tired?" inquired the father. "He's been talking music in the ab stract," was all sho said. "What did he say about it?" "Well," she replied, "ho said that thu musical faculty is located in the second frontal convolution of tho brain, and. as it has a center in each cerebral hemi sphere a strong development of it .ex pands the temporal region of the crani um about whero tho hair begins." "Was that all?" smiled tho father.. "Oh, no. He said further that the temperament or inixturo of the bodily elements must also be very carefully considered, and as tho tone art is sc largely a matter of feeling and sugges tion the degree of sensitiveness and re sponsiveness in the fiber of, thaindivid? ual will bo only second in, importance, to the development of the brain." "Why didn't you ask him to sing after that?" "I did, papa; I did," sighed' the girl. "And did he?" "Yes, ho did, and he sang 'White Wings' and 'Comrades.' "-Detroit Free Press. ' v He Knew. Teacher Now you seo.why somo sab- stances absorb moisture Can any of you name a substance which so easily ab sorbs moisture that k is nearly always damp. . Boy I can. J Teacher Good. Nothing pleases me more than, an oyidenco of careful pbser- vation. w nat is 1 1, j ounny Boy Mud. Good News. Remume. Sympathetic Friend Don't worry about It, old fellow. You'll get on your feet again somo day. Business Man (who has just fajjed or half a million) Tho only regret I. feel just now, my friend, is that I refrained from ordcrincr tenderloin steak with jtnpshrooms at dinner yesterday becauso 1 thought 1 couldn't afford it. Chicago Tribune. Emptying a Theater. ''Tho theater is afire," excitedly whim pered tho tragedian. "Wo must gt the crowd out somehow bctyro there is a panic." "That's easy," said the soubrette. "Just stepout and announce that you havo concluded to change tho bill and mean to give them 'Hamlet.' " Indian apolis Journal. Well Merited. Artist Did any of tho cominitteo say anything about tho winter scene I sent' jBoy Yes, sir. Ono of 'em scolded(me 'cause he caught cold while he was look in, at' it. Artist That's glorious! But why did he Ecold you? Boy Caus 1 loft tho door open. Good News. Competition. "Then you are not going to send your son to college, Mr. Newmoney?" ''No, we changed our plans. You see, an ex-prizefighter has como to town and started a school for physical culture, and it's a eight cheaper than college." Vogue. p Woald.IIava a Snap. Mazzam Do you think that people Kill have somo occupation in the, next world similar to the one they liave here? Gaddox I hopo eo. Mazzam Why? What do you do? Paddox Nothing. Harvard Lam poon. To the Point. Her Adorer (freth from the ribbea counter) Will you take me for a aon-is-Uw, sir? Father (hesitatingly) Yes, If she wants you, I'll take yon. Her Adorer (absently-CAsh! Troth. A rresautloa. Dashaway What are you taking all your winter clothes to Chicafe Ye won't need tneawaue yo winsi, will you? Tmers-Xey kt I alter I fcftt. sUykm!. Xnktlllgebt kHuls;.wM mUm tkai Tim's Pills life siot "rrt?M h enrc" all clftstes f 4tle(tia feMt Mly aitrh as res Hit frtH a dtaeritertM Jlver, vlai Vt rtiyo, Hcadachfi Dyspepsia, Fevers, Cosllvsnoss, Bilious Colic, FltVoilonco, etc. fflf.friMfl flier oro Mot warranted fit ?i(.fi, iiitnroaHiioarlysCTiitlftfHM slhietairtnkasii'eMcily. Pries, aseta. 60U tSVJSUrrYllBUB. gportlnf News. Btate leagve at Albany Batnrdayt Al bany 0, Portland 8. Sunday 13 to 0 In favor of Albany. No gamp Saturday at Oregon City on account of rain. Uaudauer won tbo 8 mile rowlne race at Austin, Texas In 0 mln,, 0 seconde, beating the records 23 seconds. EEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Geo. Martenson nnd wife to John F. Dayls and wife B3 a, tp 7, R 1, $1800. Lee Mlsshjn ctmetlry to W. R. Jones, 1 lot, $20. Bame to Elizabeth Macullen, lot, $20. Edith M. and Helen M. Elsenhart to iMrs. Mary M. Jacobs, 320 a, $1000. John Garbe and wife H. Klus, la, Aumsvllle, $100. B,tawberrles the finest In the world forlcanning, at Branson A.Co.'s. Caution to Customers. Nothing ol orlclaal or superior merit but basils Imitations and counterfeits, qvento Imperiling the health ol cummunltles. For this reason the proprietors ot Hostetter's Stomach Bitters caution their patron to scru tinize every bottle offered (and It l sold only In bottles and verify Its many marks of gen uineness. A sum dent warning to those meditating fraud can be loundlntbe unbroken line of judicial decisions, exposing and severely pun lnhlne every one detected in counterfeiting the Bitters, and the redoubled eflorts that are being made to protect the public fiom the de ception ot these unprincipled pirates. iteraember the Kilter 1m sold In bottles only, neyer by the gallon or In built. Notice to Berry Growers. Do not order your berry boxes aud crates UDiil you have seen samples and price list, of Oregon Fruit & Produce Co., 177 Commercial St., Balem. 6 3-d w tf JjOST. Bay mare, weight 000 lbs., ck maoe and tall, no white. Will pay for return of ibei animal. Thomas Holmun, 670 High street, Balem. dw-tf The Calling Card Mania. JReally, don't you think wo are carry ing the visiting card mania too far? I found an old friend upon whom I called last week busily tearing up dozens and dozens of cards. "It seems a real waste," said she, "and I wish that an exchange for visiting cards could be established. I'd be in pocket quite a sum if I could get back all that I've presented this season. 'There's my friend Mrs. Black, whe calls upon mo with her three married daughters. "They. nil leave cards for my husband and my four married girls that makes 22 cards, and I don't know but that strict etiquetto domands one or iy(C more. ''Seriously I do think that a special card might be used in calling upon large families, which could indicate that the conrtosy had been paid to the entire, household. "It's an expenso and a trouble to order cards, a burden to carry many, and a day's work to destroy them when the season's .over. "I'd burn them, but cook says the en amel puts out the fire. She's a good cook, soil tear them up rather than argue with her." Chicaeo Tiines sa Said the Owl to himself, "If the moon I could get, whenever I'm dry my throat I could Tvct: The moon is a "I . ,. quarter witu n quar- xcr I hear; you can purchase five gal Ions of Hires' Root Beer." A Delldoiic, Temper-aace.Thlm-qiKncblfHk nuitn-uiving una. Qood foraax tlsse ol yaar, A sse. ptcVagt. aali n J gallon. B sure aad 1 get limn". milKIMII'l w HEAVEN ON EARTH. LOVE AND BEAUTY MAKE HEAVEN. Ho let us have pore herti", beautiful flower, bouses; bird may beautiful women. Kvsry woman can be loved, can bo beautiful, . LOLA MONTEZ CREMB the HKIN FOOD and 11 84 UK IlUILllKtt makes ladies beauti ful. 1'reventa . wrln kle. Keep skin In pert ot condition. No inniwr wuai uiemiru d ItScurra ace or form Mis.rVetiU Har-lson's arlloles will curv, ask yKBD LKOO, . nrummi.t. I'attoa T'lVtrotinilU 5 Woe; ! Or. wtUtellrouaHaotitth'Hi, haselUtbeai. Iriraay pic al oi eewitUt-. bieaitob of SMBor fsf, writs MRS. NETTIE HARRISON, AXZ8CA' BfABTT POCfM, 5 Oaary MU . rraaeUee, Cai. sfsrHooei Heir VitMsssMiyi UUft MPWWWepB inejBl I. I j ,1 I. Ll-J LJ WOUflB PAINTING, PAl'EIl HAN0INO, Htlural WM finishing, Cor, srtli and bhemeieta Bireeti Geo. Foiidrlach, CASH MARKET Best meat and fre delivery. 136 Slats Street. FRED A. ERIXON, STONE AND BlllCtf CONTRACTOR. Estimates made on all kladiof wora. lleldencCor.i8ihand Delvlew Pt,Hnltn, LjTvriMa; to or THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND Have you abused tho laws .of naturo and injured your nervous system' ? Aro you despondent and melancholy with confused ideas and gloomy thoughts'?, ' ' ESPANO ' ' will positively curoiyou. It contains no mineral poisons and is romarkable for awakening, organic action throughout the system md ar improvement in every tissue. It produces better muscles, bones, nerves, hair, nails, akin, blood and gives vigorous jifo to tho unfortunate who has exhausted, his powers. Prepared in tablet form) and packed in boxes convenient to carry in tholpockot. Each ,bqx, contains 00 (doses or enough to last ono month and la, worth any times its weight in gofdj Tho price $1.00 per box or 0 boxes for $5.00 if ordered, at onq time and a guarantee will be given that any caso men tloned above that it docs not cure, tjho money will bo refunded. As to our, financial standing we refer to any bank in this city. Sent charges prepaid to any address in United States or Canada. Put up In plain wrapper with no mark,to distinguish what it is. Bead for circulars and testimonials. Address, X Stockton Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., U. S. A. An able Brain and.Nerve Specialist can at any time be confidentially consulted entirely free of ehaVge, personally or by mall, at the above address. . . 'vy'y'Viyvt II P. M. CARS. 1 1 p. m. Cars leave Hotel and lstofllee dally for Asylum, Penitentiary and Cemetery on Capital' City Railway. Car leav.es 5 a. m., connect ing with Overland train, ,nd cars leave llotel every' 20 minutes from G:20 a. m. to 11 p.im. for all points on the lines exceptlBgCemeteryCar,TakeM off to meet Passenger Trains. Ipectric Lights On Meter System. T6 CONSUMERS : The Balsm Light and Power Company at t ezpenie bava equipped tbelr Kleemo Llbt plant wttb tbe m f modern apparatus and are now able to offer tbe pulillo a better llcbt tban aqy aytem and at a rata lower tbian any city on tbe caaat. Ar,c and Incandescent Llght lag. Electric Motors forall purposes 'vrkere power is re quired. Keldeneea can be wired for a many llgbts as pealred and tbe oomnmeni.pay (or only aucjb llghti aa ara wed Tbl bcluic reslatered pyan n jueeuio jaeier. Office 179 Commercial St, Farm for Sale or Trade. On eaay termi, four miles eait of Bnbllmlty, UBinsU7aerea- will trade tor proparty near Halea. B. O. DO Vfc. n eontalni In or S44W Uubllmlty.Or. j ANDEM'B ELEyi RIG BELT ii?fLttJiiitt'vi K-Wx".1"V.r"VUSt(X ttu a mVit tmtmii. mm, i INtf IM MM i MMfMMPi BBBLwallSH UrniTPATENTlgWITN lltCTI- WW trnt Wltfeet MMuC JlTlltwi tw.ltlt fcMk !iiuila .1 knla, Mr. Ihnmum tUiU. t;bi:iimtjiiy& mtlmUhm, AttSmii MM. Screen 'Doors AND JOfiBtNO. Shop eirjlale street. 8TII.ll for gale, JrfckidiTljeiYitruy NOKTU BAl.KM, J. LiASHBY. Take It J EYBNING JOURNAL, Onlt oeaU a day dsllvered at your door. Meat Market, MS Commerolal strset, Good meats, prompt delivery. DavM McKlllop, Steal food Saw Leave orders at Salem Im provement Co., BS Btate street. JOHN 0, MARTIN, Horseshoeing, BLACK8MITHING. tatoBtrcot, - - Balem. V'tw1AVM!VVI1 ".ESP, ANA" This wonderful preparation is Purely Vegetable : compourvrled from trip prescription of tho Official Physician to the Court of Spain. " Espanp " recreates Mental and Norvo Poorer in Man and Woman. An infalliblo remedy for Nervous and General Debility, Nervonstostrationt Creeping, Paralysis, WeakneM caused by Debilitating lueses,' Excesses or Orer-lMdnlgences, In cipient Softening of the Brain or Paresis Dlxxlnest , Xost of Memory, Coafused Thoughts and; all Brain, Nerve or Sexual Weaknesses. It has no equal in restoring tho Stomach and Brain its normal condition following tho indulgence in the Opium, Morphine ONLY LINE RIOTING THR0UGHDA1LY TRAINS Leaving Portland, 8:45 A- M. " " 7130 P.M. 31 DAYS TO O DM K JJ-.li rLJ 1 Cm . 7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul, 23! Hours Quicker to Chicago, 40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and Kansas City. PULLMAN .tnd TOURIST SLEEPERS FREE RECLINIMG CHAIR CARS, DINING OARS. VOrratas aad general Information call on oraddreaa, W, B. UUHhllUrlT, AMt, O. I'. A. Y fULA U.ahlnnn 111 mVFm mi f..H Wm v POUTLAOD, UHROO. From TerainaLor loterior Points the U tbe line to take To all Points East and South. It lithe dining oar raate. Itrnnatbrougb vestibule train; tyety day In tbe year to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change or can.) OOmpaaed of dining oan unaurpaased, lollmaa drawing room ileepets ;of Utert aquff mest , TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Beat that oan be ooaatrueted and In which aeeommodailaM ara both tree and fur. aUaedlorholiartefarrtand wtoonitola" UekeU.and , ELEOAMT DAY COACHES. Aoontlaaots Its ssoaastiag wlttt all linaa. aSordlBf Atrsst a4 unlntarrupted aervlee. Pullwan ahfMirjrMtionoaa.bafe eared la adTiiwnaiifc any asat oi tba road. Ttarstif a tlakata to and from all flaU la Aaaartaa, attittawd aad WMreft ean ba Hwaedataay uetoeaoithUonw- Tall iBforBaalAatt aavMajawNi pajaaa. ilsaa of Ualai jwleaidslUa4alU ftirutahed M a4 mmuep jffljgftffavH iftuw owiinf AfMto 2 Northern Pacific Railroad OAlfMHMii Fmlft 4miI S$mi t "" r, o, MIook, K, T. MVJMrilRIBYM, 0ftr ah1T1mmm. UIMIAHI) PAHLOK, 048 Oom'l Mlraait, T, W. TH0RNBURG, The Upholsterer, Itemodela, re-eoTfrs and ialra uphotMerMl ruraiture. i tri class work. GhettiakeM sireet, Htats Inanranoa bloek. !! I abuse, of Alcoholio BeveragM, or Chloral habit. NERVE REVIVER East and South -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE thi Southern Pacifid Company. CALlrOUMIA KXPKBHH TRAIK KtJH DilLT BX TWKIN roBTiaMD AMD S. Y, MOUthT I "fWrfli'.''1 7.u; p. ni. 9:U p. m. 8:15 a.m. 1Z7 hv. Ar. Jt'orlluuU Balem Han Fran. 7L7, . I 7:a,aa .l,S:9a, 1 jf.j I.V. Uv. Above train utoji only at lollowlng tktaoa north of Itoaeburc, Eaat i'ortland Onfon City, Woodburn, rtalein, Albany Tangent. Sbetfji. , riauey, nanuour,', Juuotioni;iiy,irviuga " Kugene. tOMUUHO MAll. UAI1.Y. , IUM a. in. Il!l7 a. in 6.60 p. m. i.v. Ar. I'ortland Halem Itoaeburg ewevw Ar, I pmp.tmU,- y. Albauy LmoHl, lially Kxcit Monday, 6 (XJ p. 111. EvT JUv: Ar. 1'urlland i p.m. aalem IMl ' p.m. Albany L.r, (hBtia.M.. Ululng Oars on Ogden'yuwte PULLMAN BUtTET SLEEFJffiS AWD Second Class Sleeping .Cars Attached to all through traTna. vVest Side DivisioD, Betwen FttiW and Cemllis: PAH.Y-(EXOKFT 8UMPAT), ):au. iu. uv. Portland' Ar. 6rtOpjaa. Ui0p.ni. Ar. OorvallU Lv. ia.My.aa, At Albany and Uorvallls oonaaet tralniororrirnn I'antno Itallroad, WJU KXfUUIH riCAIN (UAd.Y CXUKlrrHUMUAV M p. III. 1-M v. m. t.v. lAr. Portland McMlnnrllle Ar. I KftalS U. THKOUUU TlkKTH To all point In the Kaitera Htatea, Casada and liuropo ran be obialnrd at lowaat rates iroiu iy. rr. Biwinnen, iil'. HOUKUfl, Amu U.K. It. KOKHI.Kll, Maner, A sent. I aud faaa.AK Tho Yaquina Route. OREGON PlFieiRJ I And Oregon Development company' itaasa hlp line. iU6 rullen aborter, W boara leas time than by any other route, Ktrrt w tbrougli pajnenger and freight Jlwe fraaa I'ortland and all loluta in tbe v valley to and fromlau JTranelteo. loluta in tbe WlllaaMU T1MK HOHKDULK, (Exoepl Baaday.) J.r Albauy...l 00 p m fliVCorrallla liafw Ar Yaaulnu.j:o in Lr Yajuluaaa Ly UarraliU. 10M am Ar Altanyll:Ma as O. t. V. traliia onnuect at Albany and Oe vallla. ' Tbe above tralna connect at VaqutM - rB&Z - WMamelte valfty potaia eamwaka aiaaa aa ntetloa with Uta tfaiMatSaTfatiala Ml at Albaay wr OarwriaH a)4 it iarttiiai i rraaeweo. aaowHi arra a ja w am ve an laeaaM "tzavauLim lowest, t nMrMMTMS IIULMAHfU).. n las and M rraat a I .1 . mmttlimlm A mf . J. U. 4BAJW mimmi r-mi m m Or. PulAalt.Jt.t CM. MJBWaXL. rw Oaa'l W4 aV VIK P JMyWH la nfwiwf i i -1 l r m l'