IS. '".tlr. . .
We always
fry our5 i&
Cottoleoe."
Our Meat, Fish, Oysters,
Saratoga Chips, Eggs,
DoughnutStVeg'etables, etc.
Like most other people,
our folks formerly used lard
foriall Such purposes. When
it disagreedwith any ofthe
family (which it often did,)
we said it was " too rich."
We finally trjed
COTTOLENE
and not one of us has had
an attack of "richness"
since. We further found
that, unlike lard, Cottolene
had , no unpleasant ' odor
when cooking, and lastly
Mother's favorite and con
servative cooking authority
came out and gave it a big
recommendation which
clinched the matter. So
that's why we always fry
ours in Cottolene.
Sold by all grocers.
REFURE At . SUBSTITUTES.
N. K. FAIRBANKS, CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
CHICAGO, NEW YORK. BOSTON.
dr. emirs
.ONION
SYRUP
FOR COUGHS
COLDS
AND CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE
In raiting a family of nine ohlldran, r only
remedy for Coughs. Coldi and Croup waa onion
eyrup. It la Juit aa effective to-day ai it waafortir
vsara ado. Now my irandohlldren take Dr.
Ounn'a Onion Syrup, whlon la already prepared
nnd more pleasant to the taate. Bold everywhere.
Large bottles 60 oenta. Take no substitute for it
Bold by HiiHkett & VnnHlype.
MADAM McALFN,
Bof Denver, has opened Dress-making
rlnrs In IheEdrldee block, in too
roiMrm formerly occupied by Mra. Baker
Ian I guarantees
A Perfect I-it or No ray i
ll-22-lm
Hotel Mouterey.
Newport, - - Oregon.
j Located on the Beacb.two mile noun
Sof Newport on Cave Cove, a beautifully
gshelterea spot, wonuenui biwucijt,
Ibalhlni;, line urives louape ruuiwcm;-)
ier JiKUiliouse. iiouse new, rooira iik
gancl airy. ine8i resort ior iuiinco
hnvalldo. Open all winter. Tenns
moderate by day or ween. inieiiuuiK
visitors cau drop a postal card to Hew-
'port and be met by nacir.
r John Fitzpatriok,
LfJi2 m Proprietor.
fOLINOER & RIGDON,
Undertakers and Embalmcrs,
Cabinet work and repairing.
Court fctreet, Opposite Opera Mouse,
Salem,
Oregon.
BCKTOX BROTUEKS
ilnuutacture Standard Pressed Brick,
Wolded Brick In all Pattern Tor Krpnl
and sunnlv the brick lortbe New Salem City
Hail and nearly all the line building, erected
Jn the opltal Otty.
Yards near Penltentlarytbaieni.uf. .--
THEPACIFlC
DETPYENWMNG BOREAD
BALBM, - - - Or.eon
PrlvatevorM Bpeclalty.
O. B. CLTCMENT. Manager.
DR.GUNN'b
ntntovxD
LIVER
PILLS
&
'A MILD PHYSIC
ONE PILL FOR A DOSE.
a. movement ofthe boweU. '"'wlum
.or health. These PMW&Saohe.lir&litsn
laolca to make It regular. g52jl better than
PnM by IWUeK h VHiirtlyff-
$3,000,00
A YEAR
FOR THE InDUSTMOUS.
4 u your aoareai !..-" -jisjw r ju-w
and women now iu "-. , i,.
women now" -.,.. pre, ?ul
E&MTiasss
. wurllllftUl UUIUS ..- rT '. . -
ibXriSZiZi IU amount. Kot.
learn or that require "f" '!;;,, be done dar-
rue wor w
I oawime or c rj"?" Vijult of "
ity, wfiererer you live. IJ !rik., tra.
hour' work often SJufJii ajiSall
We bare taught "dl,?' lonftbU will
go., and many haye laid '""Py,?: narteit
aSrefy brlnS thrm rlche. Some i r Hm ,
men In tbl. country owe their ueeeM in
the .tart riren them while In oar P,0Yoa
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Ago. You. reader, mar " ""U. 'fit you out
-einoot fall. No capital necewary- W m
-with aometulDK that U w. J",', iielpyour.
book brimful ol adrlce li free to U. "JJP,
Jelf by writing for It to-day - to-mwrvw,
JJtliyi are coeUy.
E. C. ALLEN & CQ.,
Box 420,
AVCUSTA. MAINK.
TWO JAPANESE JMADS AT VASSAR.
How Tliey.rtrihHYecl nt College and Their
Iter,Fnrtunes In Mikado Land.
Vnssar students of 1879 rind 1880
doubtless remember the Jnpanese
girls Statnatz and Singhi, who were
bont over by the government along
with half a dozen more little maids
to bo educated in America. It was
at tho time when Japanese people
were beginning to bo eager toao
quiro everything that was good in
western thought and western meth
ods of life. The -boys were encour
i aged -to yisit Europe ,and .America
and seek degrees in the schools.
The girls, to the number of eight or
ten, were sent over at the expense
of the government. All of these
girls were pf gontle birth, and sev
eral belonged to tho nobility. It is
interesting to learn the result of the
experiment from a lady who recent
ly visited these girls in their Japa
nese homes and who writes about her
visit to tho Pall Mall Gazette. At
Vassar Stamatz was brilliant and ex
clusive and. very beautiful. She took
high honors in English literature,
wrote charjnjng essays and spoke
English with a slight accent of
course, but her vocabulary and her
use of it were flawless. She was
president of her class in her sopho
more yeariand was a member of the
"Shakespeare," a club always con
fined -to the girls who were first in
tellectually. Stamatz played a won
derful game, of chess and excelled at
whist.
Singhi was never president of any
thing, but every one loved her. She
was invaluable at tho fortnightly
"candy pulls," splendid on a sleigh
ride, and she spent half of her time
In the infirmary coddling sick girls.
,She got through her examinations
with eminent respectability, spoke
very broken English and wrote it
stiffly but correctly. Singhi was
plain, dumpy and nearsighted, with
a wee flat noso and in every feature
broadly Japanese.
Stamatz on her return to Japan
made a brilliant marriage. Her hus
band was an old man of high posi
tion, great power and immense
wealth. His wife has become a
noted hostess and speaks French and
English fluently as well as German
and Italian. She received an old
time friend who called upon her at
her home with all her old timegra
ciousness, served tea and cake from
an English service and talked as en
tertainingly as ever about tho books
she read in America, but her face
grew listless when Vassar was men
tioned. When tho college paper for
which in her student days she wrote
such clover articles was spoken or,
she said alio, beliovod they sometimes
Bent her a copy, but she wasn't sure.
She had not read a printed page of
French or English since her return
to Japan. Evidently she had spent
the 10 years in exile because the mi
kado thought it best, one wore mo
costume of Japanese women, save
that her hair ,was coiled in tho sim
ple Greek fashion, and her bronze
slippers were of Parisian make. A
noted European called upon the
Countess Olyama, as oho is now
irvn with a Jananeso genMeman.
The Jap bent seven times to tho floor
when Stamatz entered. "Countess."
the Englishmannsaid, "if I 1jt m
nan nnfl an low as that,-! shall fall
down. But I am extremely glad to
meet you." She Bmuea.auu fu
his call delightful, but sho never for
.ravo him. Stamatz was born to tue
purple, and she loved it. Sho is four
times a mother, uud four times a
Btopmother.
Singhi lives in a funny little house,
purely Japanese, and is tho wife of
J lieutenant in tho navy. The jolly
little woman has not changed a bit
She seized her old friend by one
hand.ber friend's husband by the
other. Sho had never seen tho hus
band or
heard oi mm, vui. du
X i n i-i TT all Tf
b-nnW WllO U0 1UUSI W
btlUULlV J i:vi1,rtflla'lT
and adoptetl lnmin tier wuh'
fy way. Sho had .forgotten mwtol
her imperfect English, and at fire
the two friends could bare y under
stand each other. But sho oyer
wSnl tho visitor with quesfcons
about everything and everybody
Sev had known in their school days
She sent for her five little children.
SrSy bobbed queer Ut
tesieswith their queer little bod
and ran nyay laughing. The onl
euggestious.of Europe in tho htth
Wt of a home were three old book
Jnd a bSxof cigars, which the host
Z T brought out for the gentlemai
wttb nerBgleeful laugh gtjJJ
thelebs tho empress has founded i
!?r,'. ii. in Janan. and sh
Singhi) to professor of .the piano. I
t ?'lt Uli Match.
Tho Russian marshal, Suvarofl
wi famous as a jester and was font
ofconfusing the men under his com
mid by asking them unexpectet
Sd absurd quesUona. But occasion
aR , !r::i!;a,nrrh. Thusonebitte-
jSSTn ST ach as Russia onl;
KStai uo rode up tourer,
oTmtaarothcniinthc
8kTbe soldier, not a whit disturbed
Xf??X. and I'll tell you.'.
wbo was uu w" T- ever with
to nfthe e)? the ready
out taquinng the m utteJ
javifiNiuMii .uixfla
JUST SAVED HIM.
He'd Lost Hl, Keckonlng, and the Widow
Wat Heady to Shoot If He Was.! U.
At the-end -of a long causeway
crossing a swamp I camo upon a
squatter's cabin, with the squatter
himself seated cro6slesrKed on a loe
and smokinc his nine. After tho
usual salutations ho said:
"Stranger, I burned my almanac
up by mistake two or throe weeks
ego and hov got Borter confused about
dates. This is Monday, hain't it!"
"No, this is Tuesday."
"And hain't it the 7th of August?"
"No, it's tho 8th."
"Stranger, are yo' pop suah 'bout
this?" he exclaimed as he sprang, up.
"I am. Horo's a pocket almanac
and you can seo for yourself Tues
day, the 8th."
"It's Tuesday, tho 8th, fond just
about noon. I'm jest a-day behind
in my figgorin. Stranger, would yo'
do a crritter liko ,mo a powerful fa
vor sunthing I kin never forget if I
live to bo 1,000 y'ars oldt"
"I guess so. What ia it!"
"Lemmo take that boss to rido
them seven miles and' git thar by 1
o'clock. That's the hour .sot for mo
to marry a widder who's got ,200
acres of tho best' land in the state."
"But won't they wait lilLyouret
thero?"
"Not this time, Btranger. Thisi is
tho third date I've sot to marry that
widder, and it's got to bo a go this,
time or I'll want wings to fly out.of
tho kentry. She's a widdor with a
father, four brothers, two sonB, half
a dozen uncles and seven on eight
nephews, and every blamed one, of
'em is on tho shoot. Stranger"
"You can have him, and I'll come
on foot. Aren't you going to wait'
to dress?"
"Can't wait a minute seven miee
straight up tho road you'll flnd
whisky behind the door. Goodby I"
At 2 o'clock in vtho afternoon 1
reached theJiQUse where tho festJvU
ties were taking place. When oppor
tunity came, the bridegroom wrimg
my hand and said:
"Stranger, yo' Baved.mo by a h',ar.
It was just two .minits to 1 whop 1
rode up, and seven of tho widder's
relashuns war jest gwino into am
bush alongside tho fenpe, while (the
widdor herself had loaded a double
bar'l'd shotgun with buckshot and
was lookin up the road." Chicago
Times.
The naneman'i Stone.
There is a large bowlder lying in, a
field near Foremark, England, whteb
is known throughout Derbyfihir? as
"hangman's stone." The expqsed
portion of the bowlder rises about; sjx
feot above the surface of the sur
rounding field and has a narrow
ditch or indentation, running across
tho top. Tho mark, bo tradition says,
was made in this way: Asheepthjief,
in tho dead of night, while leaning
against the bowlder to rest, placed
his booty above on tho flat surface
of the stono. The man had the sheep
tied with a rope, and in ito efforje-to
escape the creature slipped on (tho
opposite side, and the rope, catching
under tno tmoi a cum, cuohou uw iu
death. The. indentation in.tho.rpck
was mado by tho friction ofithorppo
whilo tho dying, man. waaengagojl In
an effort to extricate. biss!f.Cin
cinnati, Enquirer.
She Had Outgrown Sueb TUinga.
"Miss Job8on,"(Baid, the teacher at
the high school, ','declino loyo."
Tho maiden jookea.out or tno y1"'
dow, and aa her blue eyes roved qver
O street a blush mantled her fair
cheek. Sho was silent
"Proceed, Misa Jobson," continuod
fVin fnlr ncdacomio. with sevoritr.
Misa Jobson began to gather,up,her
"I could do it last year, Miss Black
board," she remarked determinedly,
"but you must roinomberl'wasftt
Asbury Park all summer, andthbaga
aro different"
And as sho floated oui oi uio y""
sho arranged her frizzes so jtbat ev
ery girl could see what, she wore on
the third finger of - her left hand.
Washington Nowb.
An Ingenious Scheme.
A story is told of a Chicago jgirl
, . i, Wan nlwavB "declined
4i. i,ira" who hit unon thoi fol -
lowing unique plan for having them
luibliBhod. Sho would send a linajrf
verso from ono of her poems tq tho
nuery column of soma nowsi)aper
nnd ask from what poem such mlino
came tho name of tho poem and of
Kouthor. Afriend,alsoiirhjrmo-
would send tha querist's pwn
rSn to tho paper. With tho dwired
P?m l-J: i-A V rvirso it would
r-nSS-in Print Tho querist would
0 untiricon'tliem they had all
Seir iKK.mB1 printed.-Jouml of
. .
Education.
A Tree Climbing Alligator.
Old Lody-In-thto genuine alMg-fer-yes,
ma'am. J.oi,th.t
tSIlluoVthr-hoP-
WnSler-TIwf where be hit the
JSd iS Uetumbledoff the tree.
K.-Nevv2Ar!It
raying 'prInfr-",
r..R.,v. Tom. iwhen are you
"Sko-.
u nndif youcanlwmuy
VrePrev
AMJ&t,. wat, koymniKit u,ia.
A COLLECTOR'S LONQ SEARCH.
5
now Stevrna rinnlly Got the Flrat English
llnnk l'rlntcd In America.
Henry Stoveus, tho celebrated
American book collector, who mado
his home in London, was seven long
years in finding a perfect copy of
tho "Bay Psalm Book," the New
England metrical version of tho
,pMnisprinted at; Carabridgo in 1610.
The only copy ur England was a per
fect one at tho Bodleian library,
thioli was mentioned in the cata
,oguc without distinction among the
other psalms in verso.
Mr. Stevens had often rovorwntly
handled this book, but had nevor
tpoken of it to tho librarian, think
ing, as he said, that when ho had eo
cured a copy for himsolf "it would
be time, enough to acquaint tho
learned doctor that ho was enter
taining unawares this arvel of tho
now world."
Ono day, however, on looting over
an auctioneer's stock, -he camo upon
tho-lost-Benjamin,. clean.and.unspotr
ted. He pstantly, closed, the parcel,
which had been described in tho cat
alogue as "Psalms 1C30 to 1676,"
and tightened tho string justas tho
man camo to lay it on tho table.
A cool -determination nerved' him,
and advancing to the table ho, began
tho bids in a perfectlyneutral tone
by sixpence. Thoywent on by six
pences until half 'a crown had;, been
reached and tho .auctioneer .had
loosened tho string. -Ho took up
overy volume, of which Mr. Stevens
was in .search, and turned to, him, to
say:
"This look,9 like-.a jraro, edjtfoni Mr.
Stevens. Pon't'ou tijnk bo?"
Thereupon ho raised the. bid,? shil
lings. Then a spirited cpmpetitipn
arose, until finally the lot was.
knocked down to "Stovens" for .19
shillings. Hp called out "Delivered I"
with more energy than discretion
and tucked tho littlo volume in jiis
pocket, leaving tho other soven(in
the paokage to take tho usual course,
wneroupon somo ono asKeu curi curi
ously: "What rarity havo you got now!"
"Oh, nothing' waa tho reply) "Vut
tho first English book printed . in
America."
Thero was a . pause in the salo
while overV pno took a look at tho
,victor.
"There has,, evidently been a.mlai
take I" cried a jocular vpico. "Put,
uptholotagainl"
"No," said Mr., Stovens. "If the
former owner did, not recognize ho
prize ho had won, as he has shown
by selling it for 3 shillings, certainly
Hin "irnlnmifir micllt be eXCUSed tot
throwing it away into tho hands, of
the right person, to reecuo, appreci
ate and preserve I am fully .re
warded for my long and' silpnt
hunt of seven years." Youth's Com"
panion.
Had a lad 1'lpn Cinch.
"I say," hegan tho juvenile man,
"that was a lead pipo cinch which
Boh Graham had, wasn't it?"
"Whafs thatJ" asked tho leadjng
villain, who was smoking a ciga
rette.
"Wliv. he's mado a not or money.'
"Who, Boh? Whero is he?'1 asked
tho other excitedly, looking up arid
down.tho.strcet.
'Gone. He'fl.on tho road with ltho
After the Ball' company. 5oUi6ee
Boh was expecting something to hap
pen , in i hia , family, and , fce,' mado o
book on tho ovont. When ho count
ed up, ho found ho had 250 on ,the
boy end of it and $175 on tho girl.
Then he weakened and raised ,tho
girl side, to $250, too, eo ho wpuldn't
lose."
'wil how did ho mako any
thing? I don't seo"
"Mako anything! Ypu'ro dead
slow. I tell you he's a natural book
maker. Ten dayH ago ho got a tclo
gun from his wife."
" W nat uiuerenco um man au.u
They wero twins." Now Yprk
Herald. .
CorMt. Vvr Enf llb "lady Taqpers."
One of tho English newspaper re
cently got quite excited over tho
management or. as it asserted, mis
management of tho Mile End work
house. Ono oi tue jeuuuig nviuo
1 i,a ,(.. nf nharL'es was that tho cor-
wbich werof,upplied to the "hidy
pri' WOro bought for 2s.6d.a
n or Bbout 5 cents each. Inyw-
tjga0on, however, proved thattho
paup0r8 hal not been subjected
to tho infUgnity of wearing 5 cent
Nriel8 M their only visible , bud.
for tbo mttnagers cliidvoly
Uiat they had fumUhed a
rna nrtitle costing over 85
UlKjn thU journalistio wrath
wob appeafceI.-New York 6un.
VIGOR of MEN
caHr.firir.
Psraaasfttl; lUatsrsA.
WEAftHEM,
NEftVOMMCM,
DE1ILITY,
aad all Ik (rain of TtU
ttomx url error or latar
miiiii, a raaults of
cnaraoik, slek
worr.tu. rnlUli
latrwttfa.
aasa,
Ctrilo;
ttiDMl B4 toa
dra rypraiiaui
tutfl
Lt..l a&mral
wa w TJ
JjnmOUw Imptortwpt
mtipr"
tljai rwrnwrm . j
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THB SKOOKUn ROOT HAIR GROWER
a Hontli Ftftk ATtuti Kew York, N. Y.
'n1
IrVW-Wi VtfWbWWWMWAWrWWVSAr
T. J. KRESS.
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PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 30th and Chemeketa Street,
J.E.
-Bui
Geo. Fondrioh, .
CASH MARKET
Beet meat and free delivery.
136 Mate Street.
Take jit!
EVENING JOURNAL,
Only 3 oenta a day delivered at
your door.
Odd Tltlei For Sermona.
Strange, ovon to irreverence, wero
tho titles of some of tho sixteenth
and seventeenth century sermons
Of such wore theso follewing:
"Baruoh 's Sore Gently Oponod and
Salvo SkiiAully Applied," "Tjio
Qnuffors of Divino Love," "A Spirit
ual Mustard Pot to Mako tho Sold
Sneezo with Dovoiion," "Cruirfos of
Comfort for Chickens of Grace," "A
Balanco to Weigh Facts In,"
"Matches Lighted at tho Divino
Firo," etc. Temple Bar.
lSxpreatlve.
"What expressive eyes your wife
has I" said Manchester to Snaggs.
"Yes," assented Snaggs, with a
sigh. "Sho can oxpress horsolf vory
vigorously with her tonmio too."
iUUUUUuUuUuUuuUUvJlHXJv UuUUUUU
Hair Death,
nutnlltlv rf:
Toiu'oveVand'orever dTSTroy ado-1
Jecllonahle hnlr, whether upon the hands.
rnnA Brnti nr nncu lviinniiL aiaouiuruLiuu
irlnlury to me moat aeucaie bkid. iia
jroafor any
nor nay years tno secret 'ormuiaoi
iCrasmus Wilson, acknowledged oy puysi
Ihn hlirhrat authnrttv
uoai. eminent di-rmatologut and hair spe
10 bluheBt autbiirity ana tue
tlallBttbat ever lived. During Ills private
raotton ol a Urn-time among tue nnoiuiyi
ind arlatocracy or Kuropo ue nieaonoro
nlnwlnn. 1'rlpn. SI hv mill. BWUTOlyl
acked. Correspondence conlldentlul, bolol
vgenls for America. Address
THE SK00KUH ROOT HAIR GROWER '0,
epU It. 07 Mouth Kllth Avenue.New Yorttj
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D'AHOV & BINOUAM. Atcornfys at law.
Itoomsl.2 and 8. IVArcy Hulldintr. id
iaU street. Special attention g-lven U busl
peMln thesupremeand circuit court of the
iata.
3 11
rnlLMON KOHD, Attorney at law. Sftlein,
X Oregon. Uftlce up stairs In l'atton block
HJ. niaOKK,Attoiny atlawolem.Ore
, gon. Oftloe over liuah's bank
T J.BHAwTm. W.HUNT. HIIAWAUUNT
J. Attorney t law. Offlre over Capital
National oaOK.-jaiem, vr"
JOHN A. UAIUON, Attorney at Uw.ropois
i and , Hush bank buUdlug.ftaUmi.Or.
W.II.HULllEH.
i r """"".J-.. . -t jhj a
- imMifAM
OffleelaUiub block, Lelwwn fliaUftna
ourt.onCoinrnercUlulroeU
.ONHAM a UIJIm.vi a
TOHN HAYNK. ATTOHNKV.AT.I AJV.
J isnllec Ions made at.d prornptir remitted
Vlujpby block, tor HUt and Commercial
.rreets, Halem, Oregon. ""
WaKNIOHTON-Archltect and urrlo.
Undent. Office, rooms 8 and "
Hreyman block. ''
J5. 100015. HUnographr and Tjp
VI. wriest list equipped tyrwrltlng of.
ilifjut one In Oregon. Over IJush's bank,
alem, Oregon.
-otK. StS!!2i EP.SZZ-
t vi from to U a, in and top rn. 7-1 -em
a. IJ1UJWNK. l li., PnysirUn and m
" gion. omTe. Murpby bio kj resilience.
S, omrorcll treU
0kTt O HVIIT1I, lntit, W Btale 'trort
Ulem.Orein! KlnUbed denial open.,
on of rveVy description. I'alnle. opera
in a specialty.
r p.FUUM,
ArrUHi-ct, puni, pfcinm-
ilitan nd
siirvj.rinjfiiinra btf
im nrwt atovrk rriJs-1 ial
niennrnrw fr
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tiurrKOTioNiHXiKNO. A.o.u. -
5 Meiuln th.lV hall lo MUls liuuranc
Uldn..vnr W4J-ff jjgfla, M. w,
4, A. HU,WO0P,Kra.
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mmw wk.
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lONHOFVrrKltANH-HampterOampNo
,Honol Veurans, U, H A Tlfi'f
Itprfniotn at T0 nV&MK at th I O. CI T
II Vl.lflog brother urn formally Invited
tuna I " O. UMl, Capt.
Keen the ecatn wan. heanhy.aadfreefromlrrltatlniffrtipUona.br
ot StooHim fiSfn Spap. ltdetrojrajxriti (iiMc(iio V
healthy, and free from Irrltatlnjt e ropUona. by J,
Orqwar,UperDottjej1j?or,aJ.w. wfcco. ,-
CO.,
"T
T"
XUKPHY.
Freish-
I N&ws-Pabers-
Fruits-
;and 1c-
, NORTH BALKM.
, and, ti)ics.
L-BENNEIT & SON.
J.
HOWARD,
The House "Mow.
451 MHrlon Street.
Uaa the beat focllltlea lor moving and rain-
lug Uoiieea.,, iieave orders at Uruy ,llro.J 01
aaaresiuaiem, uregon.
From Terminal or InttrionPoiDtS'ths
I.U tbellne to take
To all Points.Ea3t -.anlSoiitb.
It la the dlnlnc car ronte. It ruua tb rough
vestibule trains, every day In. tbe year to
ST. PAUL ANDCH10AG0
;(No change or cars.)
Composed of dlnlnc cars unsurpassed,
lullman drawing room. sleepers
Of latent eqnlpmeut
TOURIST
Sleeping ;Cars
Uest that can be constructed and In which
aooonimodatUna are both troe and ltir
nlshed ror holders of first and soooud-claas
tlokels,and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
Aoontluuots line connustlng with all
lines, anordlnx dlrent nnd uninterrupted
service,
fullman slier --vM Ions can base
cured In advanco t rcgli any ascnt of
tbe road.
Throuih tlckoU to and from all points
In America, Knglnnd and Kurope ran be
purchased at Any tlekot oOtcv o this com.
Kull Information wmcernluit rales, time
oftrnlnH,routesnndptherdetall.rurnlbed
lisspolloilthin tobny aeutor
A. D. CHATtLTON,
Assistant Ueneral PMsenk-er Ajent. No,
131 Klrst strfcticor.' Waitlnitinn; Ton
UudK'""
Shaw & Dow?INO, Agents.
r
S&So
ULBJ
TO
SALT LAKE,: DENVER,
OMAHA, KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO, ST, LOUIS
AMD ALL
EASTERN CITIES
3
1 DAYS to
2 CHICAGO
llthoQ-leketoCWraeo,""!
Hours O""" l0M,0mci.yi! mi Kl"'
Through Pullman and Tourlit Sloper,iFre
Reclining Chair Can, Dining Can, '
lorrat4 and general Information oaii ou
or addfe,
W. II. HUKIiHUKT, AMI. r.
itt WaskliiKtou bY. UrJld
I'llMTI.aWP. IKK.I
MONEY TO LOAN
onliiprived Heal BtaU. Jnamonnt and
Uuin lo a UU No deUy In onualdtrltig loan.
FEAR k FORD,
Houm IX Vnb liaak block. JM
The Oregon Land
u
At Halem, Uengageilin Mlling fruit lands
la 111 viemny ni -in, if,m, "
fjtUwigrowlng.U.ny-r.1
Mhokn.
JV-W-IIO
PacMailroap
Through
I'licMs
Electric Lights
On Meter Pistem."
TO CONSUMERS :
TheBalcm Light janrt rower rompoay at
great txpcno have equipped their Klfctno
Ught Want with tbe tuoal modi m aptikrntus
ami iuf'iHir ihln tn ndrr ho rnblloa.bcttir
HgM thai) any ty tem ana
Jhau nny city uu tbt'eeuet.
n rate lower
Arc and Ininudcsvcnt 1 Iplit'
lug. llcclric Mo torn, lor nil
piirjiosc8 .vliqiq iwwmlri xo
quired.
Itewl -"enwa CAti bn wired for m many llgbta
as dwlred and Jlho ixipaumera pay for only
aneh llshta aa am ucd. Thla bfl.nr reclsteied
UXtPl ieotrtOMetpr. opieo
179 Commorcial St.
M.EATS.
llliNThcNSi'efiMtK.
flvj-n he hna not cold oat hut
imply moytd.h'a rfaop to, the
old etand at I.lbeity ttreet
bildg. " H,-' -
Dayid McKillop,
Steam Wood Saw
Leave' ord era at Balera 'im
provement Co., OS State street.
Surgical
719
MARKET .STREET
San Francisco, Cal.
TR A MKDH'Ali AND BUIUHOAl INrVJI;
T'""K, located permanently at 7HiMBket
1 trn , Han Kranrlaco, Ual., tor tha euro of all
(Umi a, anuctli ns ananerprroiiies. a.hm
1 pU lolmia and mrueon. havl r diplomas
Hi. uendorsment ofilbo brst collcires ot
Aint-rlcannd hunipe, skflot.siieclo ist who
havn had lonir oxper rnce In irratlrg arieclal
and chronic dlresscs.aiq In muhtantiitUnd
aii''e. A pharmacy Is allnched, faud a)l. pre
scriptions filled free of cbarue.
91.00 JriaS Jlottlo
$rvOO )Fu)l Cfourso
.... .-It..... tll. .......Kan. rrtt,.
nnirercrairuiu niuiu, jm-ui"i,;"ii,--aunlpilou.
tatarrli, l)yipej(sl. Ihalsestlon,
xoiohils. Epilepsy. Female v tasn.llaocer.
UhmHn,lluldnes,Tttrewonn, Uetfuets,' ;ny
-uxiial PMaie, m Manhood, Miliaria. Url
mry Troubles, l'lle, II iwcl Troubles, HJld
consult at once. Lovt ebarKti. wilhlw tbo
reannol all, combined wltu tbq peal medical
and surgical skill.
Young, Middla Aged and Old Men
Wlo may be suflerlnat from YOUTHFUL)
KOU.lE, or I lie exctsaes of maiuiea Die,
ahould roiKiiltatonoe, before It is too latet
tliean veteran practitioners who luvo 00 equal
in the United Htslos, as they cau and will re
store to ynu perfect heullU vrbeu all other
have failed. lir
Broken Down Constitulions
are rtluvcnated and manly vlor restored br
their 'new and wonoerful methods of Ireat-
ment. ko iniuiuiua oruis uaru. ,""i v
ouslnea men, cull foi advlce.esreclally M vou
are suHrrlng ZiouvMarvous l)sblllty or IhIIIdk
nowerlof any dlaeaso of tbehye, Rar.Thtoat,
I, (IE
Den. Heart. Hioinacu, oaiu, .iuu, ui
11 ladder.
Blood Diseases
Cured In the shorlt time Trt-
tablo reniedt .
ADC VHI olnu hmlthy nod vltoroiia
AKt YUU as you anould bT AM joo
rree rromeery ir am uww, r .. m.
Itoiou lKik well! Do you letwclTbrl1heH
omthrfiiloTroiibl wU'ili. i nkr
worm In tbe budding ttower, U inpldly de
stroylu jour very vnals.
LADIES
Who suffer from Nervpii I'mslmtlon, f lfP
lenei, Despondatic, Indtgrsllnu, Constipa
tion, l-Mltuoe. I'alo In the Kaca or d8
dMse peculiar to their sex, consult tbtM
pbyalclau tli the utmost confidence.
$1,00 TRIAL BOTTLE
$5.00 fULLi COfJRSE
TBRWW-MBIMIAUM
SURGICAL INSTITUTE
719 Market Street
Sai Franc!?co, (Jal.
U44w-dAw
PJjOHI'ACIFIWAWll CO
M
TheLondon
rnHfflnP'i
Medicalandinoitn-ffik
M:is3itvwu
&W.UAW3Y v?r.
. OCEAN STEAMER.SAlilNfiS.
8, 8. vrllXAMCTTK VALUtY..
Uar fan yinneUco, Nov,Mh, MU a4 !.
Ceava Yaqnlna, Nor.i,mb,4N.
HATB-f At-WAYH IrAIMyAOTOT,
Kor Inelgal and wir tM 9999 '
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