Sf
ood's Cures
27. JfrJIoio
" I wm troubled with terrlbid pain-In ray
tack and also had Wdnef41ffleulty.
For 27 Years-IiSuffered."
Ii took Hood's SarsaparlllaandWgan to get
better. IhavonothadanattaCKaincejbo-
Jgin to use It. I was also -cured of catarrh
Kin tho head and am now In good health."
ID. Jt. Robe, Denlson, Iowa.
Hood's Pills act easily, yet promptly
land efficiently, on the liter and bowels. 26c.
MVE
ITCniNO PILES known br molatm
Ilka parsplraUon, oauao Intaau lumu
when warm. Tills form and BUMp
UUUJDLNU or PUOTBUDIMS MIJS.
TIELD AT ONCK TO
DR. BO-SAN-KOS PILE REMEDY,
which aota diraotlr on carta aflactej
absorb tumor, allay ttahlncaffeotini
a permanent euro. Prloe fiOa.TOrusKlits
orin.il. Sr. Soaanko,FhUadalpMa,Faj,
YOU
GOT
VLES
Bol.l by BiUtt-S; VanHlype.
WHY MINISTRIES CHANGE OFTEN.
Fosslblo Explarmtlon-vof the UnataMe-
ness of the Frerpm Cabinet.
Thero aro Bcores of dlever lawyers,
Joctora, journalists ""anil professors,
half loafers, half busylclies, in every
lepartment in France, in numbers
sufficient to afford a surplusage of
indidates for every arroriaifiseinont
to whom the lifo of the provinces is
dull and distasteful whom Paris in
vites with temptations of all sorts.
Tho steady routine practice of the
country lawyer and doctor and the
church steeple politics of the provin
cial newspaper offer only a long and
fatitruinpr journey to no 'particular
goal, or to a goal not particularly
worth arriving at. Pans itself is tne
goal, or the first stage to tho goal, of a-
Frenchman s ambition. Tne ques
tion is how to get there. To arrive
in tho character of a deputy seemsi
the most feasible plan.
The yearly pay of 450 which each
deputy receives is an income larger
than that to which the laborious
doctor or lawyer or journalist in tho
country may work his way toward
the close of his life. To become a
deputy, provincial notoriety is neces-
bary. The respect and confidence of
one's fellow citizens is an acquisition
which may take half & lifetime to
gain and comes insensibly to those
who do not seek it and who would
not care to use it for their own ad
vantage. Notoriety is of much quick
er achievement. It can be won al
most instantaneously by the crudest
arts of tho tongueBter and tho soph
ist. Tho deputy's salary is a sufficient
income with which to venture on
Paris, but howsoever virtuous the
new deputes intentions, and howso
ever frugal his plans of living he
soonfinds.that.it is not 'enough ' to
keep him there. Ho must find means
of adding to it. He establishes or
becomes connected "with a newspa
per and makes his profit out of the
tradesmen's or the projector's appre
ciation of the advantages of publicity t
As a deputy, perhaps as,a member
of a committee of the chamber, he
has tho means of promoting conces
sions to this or that'contractor, the
genuine character and' thc'Bubstan
tial value of which are-eluJwft'iuV the
price the contractor'iwiUingwpay
for ther deputy' help. As ftuiis
ter, howevtr? luysypcjviyuseful
ness to himself x!()4IwlwcJdl be
much greater tlianitiwfefeiisfn
private membasy ectiawWll as
largely,'thT!fe(iK3(Aoftygiois:
tries Jn-France.'rTNaUoirtl'KQviowr
Girls With Fads.
Girls with fads aro types all by
themselves. There's the girl with
tho Delsarte fad. And the girl Avho
goes in for amateur theatricals. Also
tho damsel who has tho elocution
craze (the gods defend us I), and thq
philanthropic girl who teaches in
missions, free kindergartens, goes to
Hull Houbo and assists in working
girlB' lunchrooms..
And last but not least there's the
business girl. She has to eSraJidr
own living, and yet she contrives to
be almost as cheerful, dainty, well
bred, well dressed and sweet tem
pered as her more fortunate aster
who knows nothing of tho seamy 6ido
of lifo or tha trials of money getting.
The girl whose father or brother
takes caroof her knows only onesort
of men tho chivalrous gentlemen
who meet her in her own homo or in
society. Fortunately for her she
never has to learn that often those
Bame men have a different side to
their characters which is not con
cealed from the disillusioned, disen
chanted but plucky little business
woman. Chicacro Nows-IteconL
RAILBOAD TIES.
Canadian railroads stretch 15,583 miles.
TueNickle Plata lost year increased
Its equipment by JO locomotives and
1,000 box cars.
Under the n&mo of 'Wichita Falls and
Okb&osm a compaayhM bo acorpey
rUd m&a, charter 14 in Tws
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FASHIONABLE. CAPES,
Tile Arc All tli flnfri, And th xJxttf
Mtilt'llAra Tlirrrt.
If yon with (o bo in fashion this season,
you rnuit wear capes. Not ono capo, but
Jtlnt nil mnnrru tho contents of your
pockctbook will allow, All your street
dresses should hnvn cams to match
You should wear over your dainty cam
brio frocks a capo of sheer nainsook
laden with ruffles of ombroldcry. For
church wear you should hare a capo of
dark yelvot and black lace.
EMINENCE IN COLOR.
To throw over your shoulders after the
hop at tho summer hotel you should
have a cape of some delicately tinted
velvet embroidered in 'pearls and fin
ished with frills of bid lace.
The capo shown in the illustration is
cut in tho latest design. Thenr.are three
.graduated capes and a high mpdici col
lar. Tho first cape is of black lace,
which is arranged in plaits and has a
spreading tendency. This capo just
covers the shoulders. Below it is a
plaited cape of eminence velvet, with
tho edge elaborately embroidered in
pearls of pink and violet tints. Tho last
frill of tho cape is a deep one of black
lace. The collar ialof (eminence velvet
embroidered in pearls and finished with
a inching of tho lace.
To Brow a Good Cup of Tea.
In China they pour boiling water into
a cup and turn somo tea into it, and
when the leaves sink to the bottom,
which happens in a few second they
pour tho water off and drink it. We, on
the contrary, let the tea "stand" some
times, even in the drawing room, while
in the servants' hall it is allowed regu
larly to stew on the hob until a brown
decoction of equal strength and bitter
ness is ready to be served, to tho detri
ment of tho nerves of all who drink it
on account of the tannin squeezed, so to
sneak, out of thostewed tea leaves. Now,
tho remedy for this is very easy and con
sists in never allowing tea, when made, to
stand for moro than threo minutes at
most, or, better still, to have it made in
one teapot and poured off into another.
"Woman's Age.
"What is tho most interesting age in
woman?" was a question recently dis
cussed by an artist, an author and a wo
man of eocioty. Tho artist said that he
did not like to paint tho portraits of those
between the ages of 25 and 40. Before
25 the faco has an expectancy which
charms. It is looking forward with joy
ous freshness and hope and is full of
puzzling promises. At 4ft years the char
acter is formed, and tho lines of the
countenance aro strong for the painter's
study, but in intervening years the face
has lost its expectancy, Is apt to be in
different and has no particular interest.
The author differed from thoartist. He"
lik.d to study women between the ages
of 80 and 40. They had then tho oxperit
enco of the world and tho joyousness of
youth. In those years they were bright
est and most interesting. Tho society
woman thought that it was Impossible
to make general answers to tho question,
as individual women differ in regard to
tho most attractive age. Some aro most
charming at CO years, while others haye
passed their primo at 20. Tho best an
swer would bo that women are always
beautiful to the friends who love them.
Green tho Prevailing Color,
Green promises to continue in favor
this spring, and for hat trimmings there
aro somo exquisite new shados. A pret
ty hat is of light green fancy straw,
with low crown and wide brim, slightly
bent toward tho front. Pale pink roses,
with a beautiful shade of soft green vel
vet, form tho sido trimming. A wreath
of small pink roses extends around the
crown, and just under tho brim in front
aro two rosos to rest against the hair of
the wearer.
Falm Leaf Fan Table.
For a table take three palm leaf fans,
cut off the handles, paint them white,
full white satin ribbon about them and
overlap them in the form of a clover leaf.
irfiioiwUDe.
Tack them together with white silk and
get a carpenter to moke a thin board,
which must bo just that shape. Paint
it.white and take three broomstick han
dles painted white, cross them, wira
them at the crossing and screw the
wooden top to them. Upon this teck
with small tacks the tluree palm leaf
fans, painting the beads of the tacks
MiAthai ther may not bo seen. Tie a
white satin bow where the sticks cross,-
and you will fcY 17 H110 "
prrttjrlltUfUWe,
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COOKING MACARONI,
A Delicious Dlth Which Few Understand
Horr to Make,
Macaroni reqtilrcunbundaiicoof wator
to oook it nrorjerlr. nt least threo nnarts
of salted boiling fater being required
to hair a pound or MAotroni, saya tuo
Now York Tribune. This abundanco
gives tho paste a chnnco to swell. Tho
water should boll rapidly, and tho
macaroni should bo stirred occasionally1
with a fork to prevent tho pipes ffora
clinging together. It should buil at
least 85 minutes for tho small and
three-quarters of an honr for the
largo macaroni. Af tor tho macaroni la
cooked it should bo drained in a coian
der. Then tho colander should bo sot In
the mouth of tho pot In whlch tho
macaroni was cooked, covered up closoly
witha cloth, to allow it to steam dry
while you preparo the tomato b.iuco.
Tako a slico of Carrot, a small onion, a
leaf or two of thyme, a quarter of a bay
loaf, two poppers, ono clovd and fry
them in a tablespoon! ul of butter. Add
a sprig of parsley and about an inch of
celery stalk cut in bits. When tho vege
tables aro well colored, stfr In two table
spoonfuls of flour and let & Conr brdwn.
Aadva quarl can of tomatoes very slow
ly, Then set tho saucepan on tho back
port of the stove and let its contents
simmer very slowly for half an hour.
Stir this sauco repeatedly while it is boil
ing, and when it is dono strain it through
a puree sieve; or a common Hour sieve
if you have nothing better. Add a tea--spoonful
of salt, a Baltsrooonful of pop-
per' 'and a teaspoonful of sugar. This
tomato sauco will bo enough for a pound
and a half of macaroni, which will be
sufficient to fill two-largo dishes. But
tho sauce will keep nn indefinite time in
cold weather, and it is just as well to
make double tho quantity you need at a
time.
After the sauce is made and the mac
aroni is cooked take a largo open veg
etablo dlah, put a layer of macaroni in
tho bottom, season it with a more sus
picion of white pepper, put a tablespoon
ful of Parmesan-cheese oror it and mois
ten it well with tho tomato sauce. Con
tinue this till the dish is full and cover
it with tomato sauce. It will take a
pint; of tomato saute and about 0 tablo
spodnfuls of grated Parmesan cheese to
a largo dish of macaroni. Set the dish
of macaroni in tho oven for about 10
minutes and then serve it.
TJk Latest Novelty.
Thorociety girl needs it and' has in
vented it to meet her requirements: TEe
shoe drawer and tho Bhoo bag are well
TUE BUPPEK C VBIKlfTi
enough for common -Bhoes, but the shoo
,of the modern Cinderella ia far too pretty
to be hidden away. 8o she has ordered
a cabinet'with "a glai front; and when
fcha has hung it on tho wall and adorned
the shelves with the triumphs of 'the
shoeraaker's art tlio wall decoration
peaks for' itself. Every society woman
with small feet and pretty shoes noeda
just euch a case in her boudoir.
Housecleanlnc.
To clean ypur polished furniture take 1
ounce white "wax, 8 ounces of beeswabs, 1
ounce of urd seap, 1 pint of turpentine.
1 pint of water, first boiled and then al
lowed to get cold.
Marble may most effectively bo cleaned
with 4 ounces of very finely powdered
pumico stone, added te a half pound of
nowdered soda, with 4 ounces of chalk,
sifted through a sieve, mixed to a paste
with water and rubbed over the stone,
and afterward wash with soap and water.
Every mirror in tho house would be
improved by being carefully sponged all
over with spirits of wine, then dusted
with finely sifted powder blue and pol
ished with an old silk handkerchief or
soft dry cloth.
Something New.
The latest specialty is a hair doctor.
She is a woman, the first and thus far
the only doctor of her kind. Sho has
studied the hair as other doctors study
the lungs or nerves. Her lecture room
is somo up town drawing toom. Heratti-'
dents sit pn camp chairs in visiting cos
tumes of the latest fashion arid hurry
from class to be present at teas. Tha
doctor has a mauildn and a microscope,
and tha hostess usually lends Iter own
head for an object lesson. This U amui
ing and instructive. There is a spec
sort of massage for the head which Is in
tended to stimulate tne secretions anu
keep down gray hairs. There usfM
no hair washes. Twice a year vujvu
hair is to be washed, and then with1,
simple soap and glycerin rubhed gently
around the roots. All the rest is brush
ing and bead massage, a Ugh manipu
lation that may not disturb the tender
young nalr plants which grow 6n the
garden of tho head.
Raited Feannti. -Do
yon despise the unpretentious pea
nut? Have you ever tried them in this
nii,. vrMmer unDarched pe
atuW,pboa them, rub off the red envel
opes, spread the blanched nuU on a tin
dish, twt the to butter, then brown
them for feU aa hour in baking but,
not hot ovea, and when they are a light,
emu color take thera out at one and
salt than while hot Do this and you
will bemad to think that so-much of
your life hf pwd without your know
In hew stuck' MtW wuU are ia tha
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0m ef thj'txrt tatfnra Imiuhh sea la CMsifty1
nprMsmtattrt of Its great Bra&tritt 0a.
headache; SLEEPLESSNESS, nervous
PROSTRATION.
Dr. Xtltt JTtoU V.. JBWrt, Tint,
OentUanen: Itakepleatnroln lnformlng'ro1
of tba very bonafidalreeulu which hare followed
the uaa of Dr. Mivka'T4cirrontrvs ft csViNt
In tha case o(7TTClfadwuo. For Tea?! was
subject to a dldtreeilng pain at the bias of th
brain and xxVO'Vemotit tneipifialord ,1
a. .man n t"t &&. and ,wu, treat)?
fit I E Wl Ijrtronblad with ileeplestneca.
recommended to me. Mr eaao bad been do obtu
nato that I bad no confidence, in the efficacy ef
anr medicine. Yet ai a last resort I contented to
Klvo It a trlali Much ta-tayaTprie;I .experienced
marked benefit; my ileepltasneao dUappearedf
sty headache weareaortdt toy p4ritnd general
SHTHOUSANDS
a'tNCD TWfrTV'KDWD. AlC VMJt OrtUKSIB1
iLe beat ofreanlte. Lows b. Vwixavuut.
BOLD ON A POSITIVE OUARANTKC
TRY DtT. MILES' PILLS, 50 DCSES 25 CT
eold by D. J. Fry, druggist, Balem
Deutscher. Advocat
P0ST0FFICE BLOCK, - - SALEM, OR,
Admitted to practice In all the court.
Bpcclal attention given to German peak
Ina-
lg people and buainens at
the county and
Hi ate offlcea,
K. HOFKIt. NOUry 1'ubllc
TODAY'S' MARKETS.
Prices Oiirfent by Telegraph Local
and Portland Quotations.
Salem,! (July IP, 4 p. m. Offlce
Daily Capita.!, Jouunal, Quota
tions for day atid up to hour of going te
press were as follews:
HALbM PUOUUOE MAKKEr.
FKUIT.
Peas 8 cents a gallon.
Gooseberries 15 els a gallon.
Raspberries rod and black 4 to 5 eta.
Cherries 4 to 5 cts a lb. Continue
scarce.
BUTOHlin STOCK.
Veals dressed 4 ct.
Hogs dressed 6 to Oj.
Live cattle 2 to 2J.
Bhrep alive $1.50 to $2.00.
Spring lambs-$1.50 to $2.00.
MILL PRICES.
Salem MIlllDg Co. quotes:'
In wholesale lots $3.20. Reialt
'FlbUf
$3.60.i
Bran $17 bulk, $18 sacked. Shorts
$10
jtnd $20. Chop feed $19 ana $20.
WHEAT.
, 54 cents.
' HAY AND aitAIN.
I Oats 40 to 45 rents.
, HRVBaldd, new $8 to$12j old $10 to
$14. 'Wild In bulk, $6 to $8". . , ,. ,
Uariey No demand except for feed.
)0 cents.
FAKM PKODUOTS.
Wool Best. 10c.
Hops Bniail sule, 15J te 17c.
EirRH Cash, 22 cents.
Butter Best dairy, 15 to 20; fancy
creamery, 25,
rhppRA 12 to 15 cts.
Farm smoked n.eats Bacon 12J;
hams, 13; shoulders, 10.
Potatoes newi $1.
Onions 1J to 2 cents.
Beeswax -34c. Caraway seed,
18C.
Anise seed, 26o. Ginseng, $1.40.
HIDES AND PELTS.
Green, 2 cisj dry, 4 cUj sheep pelts,
76 cts to $1.25, No quotations on fura
LIVE POULTIIY,
Chickens 7 to lOcts; broilers 10tol2J;
ducks, 12J; turkeys, slow sale, choice,
10 cts; geese slow.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Peed, ete.
Flour Standard, $3.40; Walla Walla,
$3.40; grabnm, $3.00; superfine, l.w
per barrel. ,
Oats Vhlte,45o per bushel, grey, 42c:
rolled. In bags $0 25(i.60; barrel,
$6.600.76; canes. $3 76.
Hay Best, $1617 per ton; common,
$I018.
Wool valley, 13 to 14p.
MIllstuH's Brau, $17 00; shorU, $21;
ground barley, $2024; clioj) feed, $18
per ton; whole feed, harley, 80086 per
cental; middling, $2328 perteu: brew
ing barley. 0005o per cental: chicked
wheat. $1 22J 1.24 Ior cental.
Hop915 to J 8c,
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter Oregon fa nnv creamery ,2240
26n; fancy dairy, 17420oj fair to jrood,
I618c: common, 12Jo per pound; Call
r;,r.,ir n.sr3i44o ner roll.
Clieese Oregon, Vli Eatertr
twins, 10c: Young American, 16d pef
per pound; California nuts, He.
Eggs Oregon, 20o er dozen.
Poultry Ciilckeii8.ol(l,t6.00; brol'ew,
large, $2 003 0u; ducks, old, $40
0 00; young, f2.604.00; gree, $8.01
turkey, live, 124c; dreed, 16c, per B.
BAN VRANCISCO MAKKKT.
Woel: Oregon Etatern choice, 12
16o;do inferior, 0llc; do valley, 14
10c.
Ilnna IGChXflOL
Potatoes New EarJy Rose, 60cS0s
60c90 er cental.
haUKB, . W.u"iicrcwMun.
Onions 7685o per cental for na,
and tl.OOfa-1 2u for rllveraklns.
n.rlv Fee10e5SH(?j821ctrcnUl
for kom1 uuallty and Balo, for choice
orewlug, C0l.) P iwiiiai.
Oat MUIug.oia , 'PX'
i.; buck, i.ioi.a) per woui.
T J HKE90
iiousicr!A.NTjJsa,'
PAPER HANOINO,
Katurtl Wood Finishing,
CorMthnndCbmeaeU ttrvet.
Obo. Fandrich, a
GASH MARKET
Heat meat and freadellTery.
13GIMat .Street.
FRED A.1ERIX0N.
STONE AND BIUCK
CONTRACrrOR.-
SJitlniateatnadeonlaU ktadiot
wor.
ItesldenMCor.iftband Blrlevr
Ufclem.
J.L.ASHBY,
David
Steam
Lar
proTemenl
iWV Vt"WV BttMaMMakt
THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND NEBVh REVIVER
Have"you' abused the latrtP'o! nature and Injured your norvoua system. ?
Art you desiiondont'aadfaelaricholjr with confusedldeas and gloomy thought ?
"ESPA'NO" wlU'posltlVelycurayou.- it contelna no mbaeral poisons andi
U 'rom'arkible for1 awkkenlug organic action throughout thrflBystom andian
improverrient' In every tissue. It produces betterimuscles, bones, merves,hajr, .
nails', skin, blood and gitws'vlgAroua life to themnfortUBate who has erhauste-i
his1 'powdrs.. rrepaedlrt'tAhlet'for'm and packed in boxes convenient to carry
In tho pockot. Each boxtJoateiaa'Sk) doses or enough to last ono month andjia
worthliiany tlmci'lttfweight'lngold., The price ,$1.00 per box or 0boxoafor
tS.Odif'oruered'at'ono'thHe'aad a guarantee will be given that any caspmch
tlorifed htioyethal it'does1 hot curej tho money will be rofundod. An to our,
nnaneiarstandrrfg wo r"ef to any; bank In 'this city. Bent dharges torepald to'
any address in United' State or Canada. Put up In plain wrapper1 with no
marktodiaUngaish'what'lt Is. Bend 'for clrculars'and testimoiluls. Address,
3L Stockton Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., U. 8. Ai
An able Brain and Nerve Spleelallst can at any time bo confidentially
consulted entlrely'tree of ekaygfe, personally or by mall, at the-' above
, address. "
I
'flayva&A
WILLAMETTE STAB LBS
Completed and ready to wait on customers. Horeeo boardeU by day' or' week,"
affeas6nablo prices. Wo keep a' fall, line of Truck", Drays arid Express to
me'et1 all demands. Alio;keer the' finest
Barfl and residence 2 block! south of
"
CLEAN
I If you vovld lao cjoaa an' have yowr clotncB dono up in
tho neatest and dressiest mannor, take them to tho
SALEMSTBAJM: LAtJKlDRY
where all wdrk is done "by White!
manner.
M" ' '
THE WILLAMETTE;
BALEM, OREGON.
natea, $2.50 io $5.00 per Day
The beat botel between Portland and Ban
s-ranclaeo. Flnt-daaa In all lu appointment.
1U ubles are aenred with Uxt
Choicest JFruits -
Urown la the WlllameiU Valler.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
The Yaqulna Route,
OWN PACIFIC B. R.
And Oreia'DovolopmeBteompanr's iKvim
hip Una. ,Zi rnUea ahorUri J9 "fi 1cm
time than by any other rouw, Klrat elaka
tbrougb ecMencer and treivbt line from
Portland and all lolnt lu ins WillamotU
valley to and froai lan rrancUcov
TUTU HOUKDUU9, (Exempt Sunday.)
Ir Albanyll p n I U OorvalltoiW p
Ar Yaaulna6-W p tU Lr Yaqulna -fc4a
Lv oorvauu. m am
Ar Alboy-t-.ll:l0a m
A p( tralna enaaact at Aitony an4 Vor
tillla.
Tha
The atxrve train eonheet at Yaqnla wlta
the Orecaa I,
:vei' pmeni uo,e una oi iiww
era between YiUjulua and Uaa Krancuoo
m u iutiinini fmrii Furtland and all
Wl'laiaette valley polntacan makeeloae con
ncctlOB wllh the tnUneof the Yaqulna KouU
at Albany or Onrv all lean d If deallned tn Ha
Kraneiaeo.abouldarranie to arrive at YaBlna
tbe evenlnit before save or aaiiins.
faateasjer ana ieica i
Inuaal Wat InfittrBMtMMB
Matee alwava the
lr to Meaen.
HU.MANAOcsfr4M as Tteket AfesU
jaoaadjeirrontairetl.roriafHa.Kror
O. O. HOQVK. AeH ikM-fK A Paae. Ast,
ur. rwamo n. m -a. rrTmncm, vii
C, H. HABWkXL, Jr., Skjai Krelht as
a'aoa. 4g via, wwjfra.M. 1,
B04 htontcomery I
POWER HpUSE
Meat IVferket.
Krtahsnd HIt ) KfjUeiit quality,
Hj
I rnt-LI fYATMInti
Screen Doors
and JonniNO.-i
Xorloy k WlnnfAiiir.
Hoop tl State lrrt,
J.RrHURPHr.
MOttT1 SAIiKU.
Take It!
EVENING -JOURNAIi.
OhlyJcenMa dy dellreredat
yonr door.
XOO.Cotnruerolal Dtraet.
Oood.mMkU, I'rompt dellrery.
MrKillop,
JOHN C. HAHflN;
Horseshoeing,
BLACKSMiTHING.
Htato Street, - - Salem
Wood Saw
orden at Balem Im-
Cdv P5 BtaU'ilreet,'
it -g ,gl P1'"' i H
TUb wonderful preparation is Purely Vegetable : compounded
from" tho proscription of tho Official Physician te tho Court of Spain.
" Esparto " recreates Montel nnd Nervo Power in Matt and Woman."
An' infallible remedy for Nervous and General Debility,
Nervotid Prdkttation, CTeeplng' Paralysis, Weakness cansed
byDebilitatingrlosscs, JSxccsscs or Over-Indulgences, In
cipient Softening of the Brain' or Paresisj DLsajincss, IVoss of
Memory, Confusi-dOMibuglitsand all Brain,.Nerve or Sexual
Weaknesses. It has no equal In restoring tho Stomach and Brain
to its normal condition following tho abuso of Alcoholic Beverage,
or indulgence in the Opiumj Morphine or Chloral habit.
Btalllous In tula county, rorxprvice.
'postofllce.
RYAT!r& CO.
labor and in tho most prompt
Llborty Street.
East and South
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
of the
Southern Pacific Company.
cAurouNiA cxraxas TuiifupN taii.t be-
TWl I-OUTIWD AMDS, r.
Houib.
North. -t
A.r, 7:i u, n.
l.v. I fi-.Mu.u
Ivy.) 7.QQ p. m
7M. p. in.
this p. ra.
H 16 ft.m.
1-v.
I'ortlaau
Halein
Han Kran.
Above trains nlvii only ul luluwiuic.aliiliui
north of ltQaebunf, Kut Portland Orison Cltrv;
Woodburn. Halein. Albany Tangent, Hhedda.
Httlaey, HarrUbur,JuuclloiiClly, Irving and
Kuitene.
KIHKIIIIKI) MAIL, IIAII Y. .
tM a. w. I l.v
. i i.v. t'oruuua
j I Jf , Halem
1. 1 Ar. ltoMburg
9
U.J.. ii s
Ar, I jti p. in.
t.Y.1 J:40p,u.
t,T, 1M.B
iijit a. m
kw p. m
Albauy Luul, JJaliy
Kawpt
nuuilay
tiXJ D. 111.
ii
Portland
Ar.
lUSJCw.
7JU p,m,
Lvi
Ar.
aalem
TfKw
Kuu p.m.
Albany
vumrn. ui
Mining ar oa WgrfoM Kto
FOLLMAN BUFFET SiEEFERS
AND
Second Class Sluoping Cars
Attached to all through train.
rMSiie lHiii, Mum PmIUi.
rAU.Y- (KXCOSrP fEKMT),
I'wrUaid
(lorvallls
Ar.
Lv.
'&JJp,U.
IZMp.m,
la.Wp.ia.Ar,
At Albaas' and Oorvallla oonneot
wltb
trains rOreon PanllSa Kallroad.
BArUauaTKAIM (UIL,V HUSPTatKUAl
4.p.Bi. I Lv, Portland l ArJj bcJuiCui
Ta4u.rn.Urf (HcHlnrivllla Lt.I 6.4aa.tn
TMKtUUH lltkKTM
To all points In tho ISastens tttales,. Canada
andaiOpe tan'tn'obiulned at'lowetfles
. JKOkHUCM, atMatsef
LlUMiMaUMUtlJMM
Fresh- .
News-
Papers-Fruits-
nnd Candles
J, L. BENNETT k SON, -
P. O, Ulook.
T.
W, THORNBURG,
Tho Upholsterer,
lieuriodel, re-ooTen and malrei
npholatered furniture, flnt.)
cuua wurx. unerneaeia aireei,
Htato Ininranca block.
t
I "a
FOR SALE.
On rmy temii and cheap. A 10 or re orobard
oonuuajaiuonotiipe. ouiiivaauuiu
of Halom. . ,
(WUMt-dw 30IM llAKT.
Farm for Sale or Trade.-
On eoiy termi. four miles eaat of bubllsiltr,
eonlatalDB H7 aores- will trade for prpmaty
In or near Balem. 11. O. DOVLV
Stdw Hobllmlty.Or.
HORSE TRAINING-.
Havo bad 18 year experience training far
track or carriage. Term reakonble., can be
round at Weataoott'a viable, or bddrtaW ifale.
as-im JAMB Ktwo.
i nmii i i i i 1 1 1 i ' feJBaeaoesBBm
PROFESSIONAIi AND UUBINESSOAHOS.
p. ii. n'Aiior, o jo. a. uingji am.
tS'AnoY 4 BINQI1AM, Attorneys at Law,
J tlooms 1, 3 and 8, U'Arey- uU.diUK. Hi
dtute itreeU Bpoclal attention given to ImsU
ne
in tue luprcme ana ciicuiv cuuru ww
late.
Sit
R.
P. llOHE. Attnrnty at law, Balem, Ore
kou. Ofllcointfominerolal street.
fTlILMON PUItU, Attorney at law, Palem,
JL iiregOB. uiuco up aiKini iu m. wwu uiw,.
H.
J. lllOOK.lt, Attorney ni lawalem, Ore
gon. Uflloe over Kuih'a bank.
IT J.8HAW.M.W.11UNT. HH AW 4 HUNT
t) . Attorneys hi law. Offloe over Capital
Rational bank, Halem, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAlliON, Attorney ntlaw.rooraa
K und 4, HimIi bank building, Halern,Or.
II f.HOSHAM. W.Xl.JlOItEa.
BONKAM & IIOL.M1M, Attorney at law,
Oitlce In Mush block, between State and
ourt, on Commercial street.
t E. POC'UE, HHiographer and Tjp
iVl. wrltest Uest equipped typewriting of.
flee but one In Oregon. Over liush'a bank,
Haletn, Oregon,
SI.
it ELLA
HIIKHMAN Typewrltlnn and
fommferclal stenography, room H, any
ocb
yirl-cisa wcrv. luiiea reasonauif .,
Dlt A. OAVId, iJitePnstaraduiteof New
York, gives spcolsl attention 10 the d'.s.
viUua of women and children, nose, ibroM,
lung, kidneys, skin dlwasea and surgery.
im. at mlilaneu. lol Mtute street. Oontu'te,.
i ilou from to 2 a. m. and U to 5 p, m, 71 -Oati
w
unlce
I'll YriltMAN AND HUnQEON.
uniceSloroininenlftl streot.ln Kldrtdge bk)k,
liesiaence 7o ixmmercii street.
7T,
M, U.
P&yitclan and fchtt.
Q. geoa. Offlee, Murphy blookj reatueatee
iai, Lommtrcutl slreeU
ILT O rlHXTH, Dentist 08 State ,
aUlem. Urenon. Finished dental omh,
UOUI
one ot every description Palslsse tcpn
tlonsajineclalty,
t ir i ii. I'trilll. Architect.
pUbj, apecKaii
adenre for kM
YV . tlons and superlntendcure for
elasMS ol building.
Office ! (MbmmW
street, up suure.
P. J. LAKSEISr & CO.
Manufacturer of Woae V
rlges, ate.
TWtOTKOTION LODGE JK),. 3 A. V. W
1 Meets In their nan in mum im
butldlnf, every WeAaeeday nwlw
J, A, IKLWOOP, Hecorder.
FAKM FOR SALE,
A ARO A N-lto aoree wWm 1 iWvMMaate
over half uaa rculUvatioa, reet Hie laM
sua0 uw ''"'ftir&W' w
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