-w"n
KYxmm OAMi'Ath jQti&tiAli.vrxnvmBftM.t iivvYMSmti
ssceks
(lliNHiftt lafttill, I
At ti rntcTtrtffinil given (o A mj'
cluUln iiiMtliy iniJof dm mtporvlMrm
of aotno olmrllnlilD Indies w)kj trmnaffcu
Tlio Human Electrical Forces!
BCTTINQ A HEN.
Thing to tin nml Oilier Thing In Wold
In Till Important Umtrrlnhlnir.
Our i'4t(H'iind contflinjtornrjc Iftn'lo
Bum's Livo bt'tck Jotirnnl, utter itrlar
loti-noto of warning nnliMt foollinrdy
liujljrltaiicy In gottlng a lion. "This Is
t : titiio of year," It aaya, ''that every
ono la flcltltiK linns or goWnf? rcaily,1
nn1 although there mny bo noinn few of
tin Iiitl in Now York helow Canal atrect
t.m(i nro neither setting hrqs nor gottlnjf
riiiwly to net thoni wo liavo no doubt
that tlio warning is timely.
Having plnceil tlio eggs in tlio nest tlio
next thing to do Is to secure a. ben for n
tliroo woc'.:c' engagement. Tho 'best
timd for setting n hen is in tho evening.
Sfclect your lien anil proceed cautiously.
Do not approach her with n brass band
and torchlight procession, .but go un
attended. Tako her uptonderly and put
her head under your coat. Lower her
gently to the nest; nover think of sotting
ber with n pile driver. Depart quietly
and say nothing about it. Do not go
groping around in tho darkness Baying,
"S-s-sh. there's a hen on I" After n brief
interval co back, and seo- if tho hou is
Rtill there. If she is notseok another
hen of a more sedentary disposition.
Nothlnz can bo gained by holding heron
tho nest with a mushroon anchor. No
barm reontta from-picldng up one of the
eggs and showing it. to her in a friendly
and confidential vay, but it is not auvis
able to break tho eggs, into a saucer to
convince her that they are fresh. Tlio
period of incubation is three weeks
threo consecutive weeks. If a hen thinks
she can takp,u woekontofthis period to
scratch up thogarden.ber trolley is off,
and it is not worth .vjhile to temporize
with her.
Nothing is said by, our esteemed con
temporary about sefang- inpatient heus,
on eggs that havo, been thatching for
20 days or ep in o.:p4teit .inctibator? but
it is easy to seohowisucn.o,schehio4night
lead to tho utter discouragement of the
others of the flock who were not thus
favored.
"You will find," says our philosophic
contemporary, "that hens, like people,
are Obstinate and differing in .tempera
ment." Hence it follows that ono who
becomes successful in setting hens ac
quires at tho same time something akin
to a valuable knowledge of human na
ture. Thus he Is better equipped for the
struggle of life than, if he bad mastered
. only that other lesson, necessary as the
knowledge may -be at times how to
break up a sitting hen.-New York Sun,
A VUlt to Arab I J'u.ha.
While in Colombo I drove into the
suburbs to visit Arabi Boy, or Arab!
Pasha, to give him his proper title. The
political prisoner of tho English govern
ment, ho was allowed to dwell within the
environment of Coluuibo, and ho chosev
a cottage surrounded by beautiful
grounds on tho outskirts of tho city.
Here ho lived quietly with, some few
' Egyptian servants. Many travelers pass
ing through Ceylon call on Arabi, al
though it appears to bo in questionable
taste, a.vKL I am suro tho Egyptian gen
eral is bored to death, although ho is too
much of a gentleman to say so.
I found him a portly Arab of about 65.
His demeanor was pleasant, though
tihged with a weariness that ho could
not disguise. He conversed, fluently, in
French and spoke but little English with
considerable hesitation. Ho said that he
tried to make life as agreeablo as possi
ble in view of all tho circumstances, .but
that of course, ho pined for liberty. He
hoped eventually ho would get it. He
did not caro to talk international poli
tics. I was not presented to Mrs. Arnbi.
Donahoo'a Magazine.
tlio Affair' ft tt'Ailcr was
jxwm of "LksIiIiiw."
rW lits tut firln nt finding tho man
nni(i,,wlio were nvorw lo having any
thing In :ilfi of wliia rem! to lliolr
piipilMiinlilngan alteration of thollno
And now nml coins with tlilt liMtlovnf inln,
To trtad but mi ihfmnre, drink one eup of
wlnt .
10 tliofilll'iwlllgl
And now rmvii I coinewllli ttiUlxaullfiilmalit,
To Itrail lull r no meoture, dflnk one lemonade.
DoHton Commercial Ilulletlu.
Nicely I'uL
WmKBBt
She "Won't you havo a cigar? I al
ways feel when I am talking to a man
that a cigar shares, with mo the responsi
bility of entertaining him.
HoYou do not need any assistance.
She But it is such b relief .Harper's
Bazar.
A Tciiiptlna Comparison.
"Walk richtin. .Kentlemenl" cheer
fully sang out tho orator at the door of
tho dime museum. "You can see onr
entire show, smoke all you please, cou
verso with tho fat woman and feed pea
nuts to tho monkeys all for ono-flf th of
what it costs you to seo tho World's fair,
and thero ain't no Columbian guards,
and tho pie at the eatin houso round the
corner is only 5 cents." Chicago Mail.
When Ho Stopped.
Doctor How is the patient this morn-
Nurse Well, ho has been wandering
a good deal in his mind. Early this
morning I beard him say, ''What an old
woman that doctor isl" and I think that
was about the last really rational re
mark, he made. Tit-Bits.
to reclto Beam How Thov Control tho Organ
of tho Body.
Th cicatrical fori of lha liumin body, m
tlm nerve fluid rnty bo termed, 1 1 r. i Mp
dUlljr attractive dprtmei t ' wfoieo, a It
8r!irtHcd an Influence on nm health
of lliu rn of lln hotly Hi"Va forud It
tirodm-fwl I'X Hi" t"' "' .' "" v ' 'I
inmi of tlio mtrvr to Hi varlotM km.iii of
ttm iKMly. tliiMitUbplyinit Ui latter wltinht
Tiiauir nc"niiri '"'J1
miro ifiplr health, Tin
nnoumpifttrlJ nnrvu. ii
kIkiwm liuro, may Im) lll
to no t lie rmxUmpof taut
of tho entire norva
tr-n, a It uppllM Ilia
heart lun, stomaon,
tMi.vol. old., with Hi"
ncrYo force neerMary to
Itnon thorn aetlvo and
li.ilthy. At will bo seen
by Uocuttho Ion nerve
descending from the
ta0 of the brain and
terminating In tho bow
el la tho pneuinogaslrlc,
while tho numoroua lit-,
tlo branches upuly tho
heart, lunfti and atom'
r-h with ntVRMnrr Tl
Ulllj. When tho brain
become la an war dl
arrol by frrlubllltr
or axhaustlon, the ncrre
fnrra which It aUDDllOS
li losaened, and the or-
onn recelrlns the ai
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BALD H E ADS ! Electnc Lghts
mlnuhed lupplr are con-
aMaently weaki
l'hralcla
lh lttinnvlinrfl
an luell insieaa oi,ino cujo unuo irou;i
oiucf, m. i'.,
Mnnfl.
ans generally fall to recoffnlia.
jrtance of thUi fact, but treat .the
Kff1
Tlio
LL. B.. has
noted apoclallat, Krartklln
ftltfArl ftIA ffMAMP nil
'v.1; ."-t."t- n .i.r J7.ri
are due tabu eiforta.
to tho study of thla suble
dlscororloa concerning 111
Dr. Miles Koxtoratlre
r ranKiiii biiii.-, ii. '
ren tho sroatcrpart of hl" life
lojeci, ana vno
Nnrvlnn. Ilin Unrl-
Tnlad brain andnerre food ia prepared on the
Srlnclpie that au norroua anu maujr uiuor
imcuUlesv originate .from dlaordera of tho
nervecentera. Ita wonderful aucceaslneurlnK
these dlsorduralstestlOed toby thoiuanda In
dvorypartof the land. ,
Restorative Ncrrlne cures alecpiesinesa,
nervous nrostratlon, dltzlneu. hysteria, sex
ual debintyi St. Vitus dance, epllepjr. etc It
Is froo from opiates or dangerous drugs, it
I. h..!.! nn niulllffll 0.1ttPtltAA tlV All Orilff-
rUU. orsentdlroctby the Dr. Mllpa Medical
Co.. Elkhart, Ind.. on receipt of prlco, H
botHe. six bottles for fS, express prepaid.
tfold by J). J. Fry, drugget, ttolem
per
ITCnllf a rttlffl tnom br moltnr
Ilk p.r.plTUon,oUMlnV.UM ' IMMu
when wrm, Thi tarn iwl JiSH
TIELDAIOHCR.TO.
nn no-SAN-KO'S PILE REMEDY.
vhloli mu dlr-Krtlr on rru (Tot5
ItwrM lumoi, ilTniuuiaroxin
curv. jrnoe ova, vruaiiiii
HAVE
YOU
GOT
t W tT sa uinantlt
flLC.0 ttmnlU Dr. Bonk,PhllKllplU.I.
Sold by Baskott & Van Blype,
Another Name.
Johnnie is a bright little boy who, tries
to reason out things that ho isn't quite
suro of. Ono day his teacher said:
"Johnnie, what other namo has Ire
land?" Johnnie thought deeply for a fow. mo
ments and. then replied, "Greenland, 1
guess." Harper's Bazar.
A Younc Philosopher.
"Hi, Jackson! Seo that messenger
boy running? Let's stop him and ask
him why ho does it just for fun."
"All right. Hi, there, boyl What are
vou runnine for?"
"Sos I kin get longer wnen i nasi a,
mind ter," said tho boy. Truth.
Deceived.
"No," sho said, stating her caso to a
divorce lawyer, "I never did lovo him.
I married him becauso he kept a. confec
tioner's shop, with ices, and he basely
deceived mo three months later by sell
ing out and goinginto another business."
Drake's Magazine.
Wrlpd Op.
"I sunnoso it is qnito cool, in tho Scotch
highlands even in summer," said a Pitts
burger to a friend who had been in Scot
land. "Yes," the latter replied, "the hills
wear their furzo all tho time." Pitts
burg Chronicle
Stranse Judsments.
Chief among the curiosities of litera
ture must be accounted tho strange
judgments of men who would bo sup
posed to havo an appreciation of what is
best upon tho works of others. It was
no less a person thnn Goldsmith who
observed of tho poems of Milton that
"they betray a narrowness of education
nud a degeneracy of habit," adding to
this extraordinary dictum tho still more
uudacious assertion that "there is no
force in his reasonings, no eloquence in
hisstyio and no taste in his composi
tion." Yaller, an anthill poet compared
to tho soaring loftiness of Milton, yet
presumably a man who could reason,
said of "Paradise Lost" that if Its length
be not considered as merit it has no
other. Humo deemed Shakespeare "a
dlsproportioned, misshapen giant," while
George III, who ought to have known
better, and yet. all things considered. .
could hardly havo been expected to think I
otherwise, saplently asked, "Was tnero
ever such stuff as the greater part of
Shakespeare?" Harper' Bazar.
The Power of the Press.
The awful power of tho omnipotent
daily paper as an engino for good-or evil
can hardly be overestimated. Nino men
out of ten, though they will not admit it.
have an almost superstitious veneration
for anything in print, Tho city man, at
lunch with a friend, delivers himself, not
of his own opinions, but of those of the
daily paper which ho has swallowed with
M. t,fiif fnst. so that the political argu
ment Is not Jones versus Brown, but the
A. Better Scheme.
Junior Law Partner r Wo must take
our head clerk into partnership. Ho has
bad $500,000 bequeathed to him.
Senior Partner Partnership! Never!
Wo must part with him on good terms
and get bim as a client. irniu.
Partlul Information.
LittloBoy Every time I tie my shoe
laces they slip. I wish you'd tie them
In n nine knot for mo.
Grandpa What sort of a knot is that? ,
Littlo Boy I don't know, but I've
heard it's tough. Good News.
TODAY'S MARKETS, '
Prices Current by Telegraph 'Local
and Portland Quotations.!
Salem, July 20, 4 p. m. omce
Daily Capital Journal. Quota
tions for day and up to hour of going to
press were as follews:
HALEU PRODUCE MARKET.
ruurr.
Peas 8 cents a gallon.
Raspberries red and black 4 to 6 cw.
Cberrlea-5 to B cts a lb. Continue
scarce.
RUTCHKR STOCK.
Veals dressed 41 cts.
Hogs dressed 6 J to 0.
Live cattle 2 to 2 .
SbeeD alive $1.50 to $2.00.
Bprlug lambs $1,50 to J2.00.
MILL PRICKS.
Balein MilliDg Co. quetes: Flour
In wholesale lots $3.20. Retail $3.60.
Bran $17 bulk, $18 sacked. Shorts $10
and $20. Chop feed $10 aud $20.
WHEAT.
54. cents,
HAY AND GRAIN.
' Oats 40 to 45 cents.
Hay Baled, new $8 to $12; old $10 to
$14. Wild In bulk, $0 to $8.
Barley No demand except for feedi
50 cents.
FARM PRODUCTS.
Wool-Best, 10c.
Hops Small sale, 15J to 17c.
EtrgH Casli, 18 centH.
Butter-Best dairy, 25; fancy
creamery, 80.
Cheese 12 to 16 els.
Farm, smoked, meats Bacon- 12J;
hams, 13; shoulders, 10.
Potatoe8-r-new. 60c
Onions 1 to2oeuls,
Beeswax -34c. Caraway seed 18c
Anise seed, 20o. Uluseng, $1.40.
HIDES AND PELTS.
Green, 2 cts; dry, 4 cts; sheep pells,
The Reason tVhy.
Candidate You have not any doubt ai
to my character, have you?
Voter Oh, no, of courso not.
"Then why wont you voto for me?"
"Becauso I havo no doubt as to your
character." Exchange.
Honors Kasy.
German Student I know dese scars
my face or look not pretty, but I proud
of them am. I get them in duels.
American Student Huhl Wait till
you see somo of our football champions.
New York Weekly. I
Relieving the Teacher. !
"Have you had a good time this sum
mer, Willie?"
"Yes," replied the young man.
"Do yon miss your schoolr"?
"Not mnoh. But J guess mother does."
Washington Star.
Featherweight Thoughts.
Dealer Now, here's a showcase that
will magnify tho goods you put into it.
Customer Great Scottl Then I don't
want it I'm ahoe4ealer, and I want
leader writer of The Daily Slasher versus I case for displaying, women!a.ahoB.
him of The Morning Scribbler, tn a i Texas BUtwgs.
very busy ago it is doubtless a great sav
ing of time and trouble to buy an opinion
ready made for a penny, but the habit
is fatal to tho faculty of pronouncing
an independent judgment Chambers
Journal.
Indigent Patients In London.
Thlrtv rr cent of the people of Lon
don are frequenters of hospitals and
dispensaries. The largeness of this pro
portion makes it clear that the most of
them, not to be ranked as Indigent, are
abbjio par their dctor, Popular Sd-
MW Ifoqthly.
rr-T ' i ' "
Ho Pro
Look here, now.wbenareoUwgQjngto
pay me the hundred marka I lent yon
six weeks ago?"
"How can I tell? Do you Jake.bor
a prophet?" Selfenblasen.
iQUDiOcb, 'Etc
75 els lo $1,25. No quotations on furs
l.IVK POULTRY.
Chlckens-r7 to 10 cts; broilers 10iol2J;
ducks, 12J; turkeys, slow sa.e, cuoicu,
10 cts; geese slow.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS,
drain, Feed, etc.
Flour-Standard, $3.40; Walla Walla.
$3.40; graham, $3.00; superfine, $2.60
per barrel. ...
Oats Vhlte,45o per bushel; grey, 42e;
rolled, In bags, $V260.60; barrels,
$0 606.76; cases. $3 75.
Hay Best, $1617 per ton; common,
$013.
YVool valley, 10 to 12c
MlllBtuuB-Bran, $17.00; aborts, $21;
ground barley, $2024; chop feed, $8
per ton; whole feed, barley, 8085 per
ceutal; middling. $2328 per ten: brew
lugbarle, 0005o per cental; chicken
wheat. $1 221 1.24 per cental.
Hops 10 to J7jc
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-Oregon fancy creameryk22J'
25c: fancy dairy, 17j20c; fair os;oo!,
15l6o; common, isjoperiiouuujvii
forula, 3544c per roil.
Cheese -Oregon, 12J: Eastern
twins, 16o; Young American, 16o per
per pound; California flats, 14c.
EuKS Oregon, 18o per dozen.
Poultry-Chickens old,$5.00; broilers,
inre. $2 00(a3 0u; ducks, old, $4-
00;' youngTfi604.00; geese, $8 0ji
urkeyr, live, 12Ji-; dressed, 15c, per lb.
BAN FRANClBCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Extern cuo co, t
15 do Inferior, 9llc; do valley, H
lo.
PnWtoeaNew Erly Rose, 60c8U;
60r80 per cental,
banks, $ 001 .00 per cental.
Onions 7685o per ceutal for red.
ani1.0012Oforsllver8kln.
Barley.TFeed,60 91 1 82Jo per cental
for good auHlliy and 83jo ror.cuoioe,
JU9T Honnioi
The ll-t Mart NnUl'it, afii-li Krrr tt,
s'ntglfs' llluii
"Yofl drwr tlilngl" cried tlwrlrl wltl
llm wlilU vU ' I h'i t glad I'rj tno
you. I hitvtftv'l ncpn you slnuo tiio wed
f liir,ftud 1'ji Juki dying to hear ntlaboul
It."
"Oh, don't Hprak of It," groaned tlio
girl with the water lilies In hvr'bclt. "It
Triti perfectly horrid."
"Did sonirbody Mep on your dfnart
Or woa, tho tiestinau t attentive to tl
bluo bridesmaid? Do toll," lagged tit.
girl with tlio whlto vest.
"Well.. I will, but yon muit novel
brpatho It to n soul not oven to Claude."
"Indeed I wbn't. Why. tho'other'day
I told him dertd'secret and ' ho 'forgot
rlsht away and told it AndiWhatudo
you think ho said whoiv 1 8coldd1dsBK'
"I don't, know, J'm sure'
"Why t)iatj he would nover have
known it at nil if I hadn't told it first."
"now ungxabsfnl! Won, I'll toll you
all about it. You know how fussy Lucy
Is about alwaya being, on thno, and-shi
has never forgotten thotinio that.I didn't
nrrivoat tho reception until everybody
else was-coming away, WdlVwhort she
asked mo to bo maid of honor, sho told
mo that if I wasn't on time sho wouldn't
wait for mo. Of courso I didn't believe
that, but I made up my mind' to bo in
good timeyso she could soei how ranch'
better my gown fitted than hers before
wo camo to stand up."
"You were right too. Why, sho" is as
nnreasonablo as a man."
"Isn't Bhe? Well, I started to dress in
plenty of time, and I had four peoplottb
help me, so 1 knew l was an ngnt, w ny,
I oven left nly bangs up in kid curlers,
becauso I knew that if I once got there
they'd havo towait until I took them
down."
"How thoughtful of you but' go on."
"When I was already, - had just four
minutes in which to reach tho houso
you know, it was a hoino wedding. But
when I reached the carriage I suddenly
felt suro that my gown wrinkled between
the shoulders, and of courso I couldnlt
stand up and face all those people with
awrinklo in tho back of my gown."
""Of courscyou couldn't."
"WolUI want back, and of course I
had to sit down and count three or it
would havo meant bad luck. Then I
flew up stairs and took off nty Wraps."
"Anddid it"
"Mercy, ne: it fitted Jiko a glove.
WelU I itold tho.coachman. not tasparo J
his horses-, for I was determined. not to
bo late. But when wo roachod tho house
I heard the wedding march tho coach
man said it was half past 0, but that
was only because" he wanted to preterid
ho had waited overtime."
"Of course, and had they?"
"Oh, o, the procession was only in
tho hall just ready for the doors to Open.
Lucy frowned and whispered ror me to
tako my place, so I just flung off rriy
wraps and took my place. And, oh, Ma
hfll. iust as tho doors opened I caught
tho best man's, eye, and I knew by tho
way- ho Smilod that I' hadn intcreste'd
him."
"No wonder, he has lots of money
too.''
"Well, all through tho ceremony 'I
could seo that 1 1 eally attracted moro at
tention than tho bride.nnd I-knew.L'tfqy
would be furious. Onco or twice II
caught tho best man's oye, and reallyiHe
was smiling so that he loeked: actually
foolish.
"Atidst'the ceremony waa overyand,
when I went to congratulate Lucy'sne.
smiled sweetly and said, 'You'd bettor
go up and finish your toilet, dear.' "
"But what did shtf mean?"
"Oh, it was just awfull I fairly flew
up tho stairs, and. oh, Mabel, His. too
dreadful to tell!"
"Oh, you must tell mo then."
"Well, I looked in the glass, andthere
I had beon posing and smiling with ray
bangs still up in kid curlers. Oh. it was
perfectly awfull And I'll never forgive
tlio best man as long as I live."
"Of course not. It couldn't be expect
ed thit you would," sympathetically an
swered the girl with tho white feat.'
Chlcag6 Tribune.
The Ruling Passion,
Host (proudly) And this isa,master
piece of Reuibrandtl
. Visitor Great Scott, man! What is
that unsightly holo in tho corner? It
spoils the who!o.plctnre.
Host Well, you seo, my wife's an
autograph collector, and she wouldn't
rest until she had cut tho signature ont
and.pasted it inher nlbumi--Tit-Bita.
On Purpose.
"Why does your shoo come loose," ber
mother asked, "each time that you walk
with Ned?"
"'Causo my foot is uulto neat arid
retty, I think, and I tie the string loose-
,"she said. urookiyn iue.
pret
fy,"
Compulsory.
"Does she sing?" asked tho young man:
"Oh, yes," replied tho girl towhom ka
was taking, "Why, all her nolghbora
stay awake nights listening to her."
Washington Star.
Couldn't ASTord It.
on,, r av nf the House-rDidn't I giva brewing, 00 I.H0 per wilal.
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MfsteM jmfMfArKA? Dm It fall out Tfficrt comb of
hrh4r la (t full bl dandruff? Doenyour acatp Itch?
u A . Im m l.4.i 4j.aillllArt 4 If II.A.A a mimmm Mf
y orynielonibfl warned Irttlmti or you will becoma bW. Jj
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vrrolhoihMtt(reTtu yfftoliBm"iopUliieiiliiijinlerslBorMI. II
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179 Commercial St,
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"ESPAN
This -wonderol preparation is Purely Vegetable-: compounded
from tho-presCriptlon of the Official Physician to tho Court of Spain.
" Eapano " recreates Mental and Norvo Power in Man and Woman.
An infalliblo remedy for NervoUS nnd'Gencral Debility,
Ndrvous Prostration, Creeping Paralysis, Weakness caused
by Debllitdtlrigliosses, Excesses tor Over-indulgences, In
cipient Softening of the Brain or Paresis, Dbttincsa, I,pss of
JSCemoryConfuaed Thougbta and allUrain, Nerve or eJextial
Weaknesses. It haa no equal in restoring tho Stomach and Brain
to its normal condition following tho nbuso of Alcoholio Bovoragea,
or indulgonco in tho Opium, Morphine 6r Chloral habit.
THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND NERVE REVIVER
twa vr,n abused tho lawa of naturo andlnlurodyourncrtonSByBtomt
Ate you despondent and melancholy -with cbnf need ideas and gloomy thoughts 7
" E S P A N O ' wil1 'loltlValy euro you; It contains no mineral poison's and
la rcmarkablo for awakehing brganlc action throughout the syatem' ahd an
improvement in ovcry tlssuo. It produces-better muscles, bones, nerves, hair,
nails, skin, blood dhd' gives vlgorousilifofto the unfortunate who has exhausted
his powers. Prepared in tablet form and packed in boxes conveniontlo carry
in tho pocket. Each boxedhtalno 00 doses or enough to last ono month Mid ia
worth lisny tlmosiUWeigKt id gold. Tho price $1.00 por box or Cboxea-for
(5.00 if ortlercU at ono1 tlmo and a guarantee will be given that any casd men
tionodabdvo that it does not eure, tho money will bo refunded. As to 6ur
flriaricial'standing'wdrcferto any bank in this city. Bent charges prepaid to
any address' in Uhltod'States 6r Canada. Put up in plain wrapper Avlth no
mark to dUtlngulsh -what it is. Send for circulars and tcstlmon-ls. Address,
X Stockton Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., U. S. A.
k-n M Hwiin and NonrA Sneolallst can at any tlmo bo confidentially
consulted, entirely frije of eharge, personally or by mall, at the above
address.
T. J. KRESS.
HOtTSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood i Finishing,
Cor.aotb and Chemeketa Street,
Geo. Fendrich,
GASH MARKET
Beat meat and free delivery.'
136 Mate Street.
Doors
Screen
AND JOliniNO.
Morloy & VVIAaUnloy.
Shop 61 Hiateatreet.
J. L. ASHBY.
Meat Market,
DOB.Cotntnerolal Street,
flood rnnata. Prompt delivery.
J. E. HURPIIY.
-Brick and Tile-
NOIITU BA1JJM.
David HcKillop,
Steam Wood Saw
Leave ordera nt Salem Im
provement Co., 85 State atreet.
Talce It!
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only 2cenU a day delivered At
JUUf UWfe
JOHN C. MARGIN.
Horseshoeing,
BLAOKBAnTttlNG.
State Street, - - Salem
Fresh-
News-Papers1-
Fruits-
and Candles.
J. L, BENNETT SON.
P. O. Rloolc
T, W. TH0RNBURG,
Tho Upholsterer,
Remodela, reovera and repalni
nnhoUtered farnlture. firsts
clam work. Ohemeket itreet,
Utate lainranee block.
East and South
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
of the
Southern Pacific Companv.
CALirOKKlA. kXfHWM TttAIK BOW VXihT -
twxh rosTiarrp ahd s. r,
BoutfaTT
7.-00 p, m,
9:18 p. m,
ftIA a.m.
IiV.
Ar.
i'urtlaud
Balem
Han Fran.
Ar.
LiY.
bv,
i(
fturlU.
7:36 a. w
6:20 a, m
7Kp. ro
' a tuiw. r..lnu Htin fitiluVt rullowluir atatloDl
north of Itoaeburg, Eat l"ortlanl Orgon City,
Woodbum, rtalem, Albany Tangent, HUeddn.
Ilaliey, HarrUburf, JunctIonUlty,Irvlm and
cugene
-OllOTKOTION lX)aK NO. 2 A.O. U. W.
I Meeti Ill tbelr hall In Htate Iniuranoe
ft.lld.ng, every Wednjady eveyU u
J, A. 8ELWOOD. Ileoorder.
FOR SALE.
On eaay termi and cheap. A 20 acre orchard
ou Hunny Hldu No. one. Smlleaaouth
of Haiem. .
MMMW JOHN 11AUT.
Steamer wool
l'ltOKEaaiONAIi AND BUSINESS CARDS.
V. II. D'AllOY. OXO. 0. 1IIHOHAM.
D'AHOV A UINOHAM. Attorney at Law,
Itonmal.2 and 8. li'Arcy Uuliainir. Mt
Binte utreot. Special alU-ntlon given to oyl.
neu In the lupreme and circuit court of the
atate. "
R.
IMlOIdK. Attornty at law, Balera, Ore
con, omce 'Hi commercial itreet.
rplLMON KOHI), Attorney at tuyr, aaletn,
X Ort-goa. OlUoe up atalra In I'atton block.
tUMKHVUP MAll. I1AI1.Y.
B:J s. BJ.
11:17 a, m
M p. a.
EvT
Ar.
i'ortland
Halem
HotebUrg
Ar. I i-M p. ut.
h. I 1:W p. m.
Lr.'l 70 a. w
Albany Local, Ually Kaeept HuuUay.
l'ortUud
(Op.m.
TM p.m.
MO p.m.
EvT
l.v:
Ar.
aalem
Albany
Ar.
t.v,
7Mb. in,
&30a.m,
'Tin RoiU(f to marry ber right off,
tfhat'e vour bnrryr"
"Uf aalr)r Uo't kry esoogfa tp tw
a min-Mtwur u.
HlHlMf Cam h Ogde Keuto
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS
Second Class Sleeping Cars
Attached to all through train.
Yd Side Wwm, Between Peftlud
PAILT' (kXCW-r aOHPAT). I
LEAVES SALKM
from U. t'. Dock at 8 o'clock a. in. every Wet
noaday and ttalurday,
LKAVES POIITLAND
from the Central dock at foot ol W'H.lilBgtoc
itreet every Hunday and Thurulay.
LKAVEfl BAI.KM
for Albany every Monday and Tneaday, re
turning am nay.
mU
t'ouoernlng freight and paaieniter uumnew.
Unci tlieavent. ai, nr,ur.n,
THE WILLAMETTE,
BALEM, OJBJBGOJV.
H.
J. MOO Kit. Attorney ni lawflalem.Ore-
llrlUanua Itltatl'M hnlllr.
UU lllab UIVI fa m ,
T J.BHXW.M.W.HUNT. HIIAWAlllfNT
J . Attorney a at law. Offloe over Capital
National bank, Halem, Oregon.
TOHN A. UA1HON, Attorney at law, roosa
J and i, llunh bank building, Balew.Or.
iTloioNllAM. W.H.HOIJIMa,
BON HAM A HOLMES. Attorney at Jaw.
Offloe In lluh block, between State and
ourt, on Commercial street.
IMC UK,
. "
but ono
MttHim,rretfnn.
Htnograpbtr and Tj pe
writet liel enulppe'l typewriting qr-
in uiegou, uver nuiu-a
TJMH.IU.
110 p. m
! I Ar! Pxrvalll Lv. I KM p. i
At Albany and Oorvalll connect
train fOreanu JiAlBa Ballroad.
wttn
ax -Ma THAiw.uti.T aiOKKrauHUAV
b.-la.u
iittt p. m.
1& p. m.
tv.
Ar.
'Pardknii
MeMlnnvllle
jtrTT
IjY. 1 &5a.wi
THKUGM TICHBTO
To allpolnUla Ibe. Katen MtaU. ntnada
.a IhiWnu rmn ba obUlnNl at loWMt rat
iTMiHa.'W
SMm, $20 to 5.00 her Dy
The bet hotel belwoen 1'ortUnd aad rlaa
Vranclaco. Klnt-claa In all 1U appolulmento.
It tablet are icrved with the
Choicest Fruit
Urown la the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
OTKUjA HU lilllt AN -Typewriting nd
CJ commercial ineooaruphy, noin 11. Qray
block. lrt-ctawork. Itatt reaaocale.
nil 1 IUVM I.I. I'mtdrtltllllior MM
J Vork, glvca ipecll nt'entlo lo thj tf
noae. ihrtau.
iv. akin anwaae ana miwij.
OIHob at rldence, lol htate atreet. ponauil.
tlon from M to i a. u. anu imgy. ". ,.,-
eaae of wnnif n aud children,
lunct. kidney, akin antra
OT..t.... . lunBlltjiBMI
ru rniuiin 'uwVl2m'Cl'
POWER HOUSE
Meat Market.
Fmb and Halt ueaU of tne bet quality.
Poultry and itock. Kre UllverV.
FRED WAYMIRE
pulee StoCouiinerrlal atreeUIn WeVrMge aloek.
IVineuce iu wminrnw .'".
O O. MBOWNK, M, Dn fyicia m mw
rv gK). imet, Hurpay toci imhot,
ik
M, D.
gKa. time, mui
nminrrctal ret.
TMtT O HM1TJI, Dentist. W SMf :
I) Balem. Oreton! HstoW tM i
Oom of every dtaorlJHlon. tlslM I'
tlon a pociaity.
aiMet
.a
ir n. IMTUll. Ambit
W tlona aud uvrlH
olaare ol building.
(treei, upstair.
act. bIuu. aMaieiaeav
Deutscher Acrvocat
POSTOFFICEILOCK,
tALCM.
Admttud to rDl H aH Um
4etel attaHWMi
IDC people
ttftfraoeftM,
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