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(! - LONGING FOR THE FIELDS. Beyond thn renins i.f barter and uf police j Beyond thu closeness uf a wmiIuI clime Where, like mi tmifi'r tint enelinlnod bf rhyme, Onn'a fnmr spirit rift reeilvis onVnani Beyond lirlrk wiills mid ilr.ury chimneys, WhlllliNI Thn Hwimt nf Industry intitules) In irrltne; Bvynrl the purlit u i i-f dlf'n.se h:ii frjind And haunt wlnm liuni'st liviia irruw hnrj tuj tC'111.1 caoae to wuil Joliu away on my aooouiit, .n-munifoi, Let mn go ont to (inrvire niywilf." A littlo Rroup of advanced women, At llrat MoUmr Kutlirimi objected. ' -m" wu" kiwi' or ttie rwn or Thou hIio ant down ami studied over her w"". blivc'rn in their fruo compel!- dauKlitcr's proposition. IVrlmpi tlin witl( ' repiidintorH nf the nhild wan tiuUU It Might do Inr giod ,,",t W""'U nhould be treated with to out tho Lri'ud of HtrwiKcrH, for a littlo woro dnferoimo than num. wcru tulking whilo nt liny nito. oiio of thorn ln Kitii : It did not tuko Ut Io;i; to curry ont "ol1. ftlf'. whiit do yoa Biipposor I hor tiluii. Tint iin tiy, widl bchiivid uirl W'OKht two men a drink." 3iyond nil tlno In wlmt tr".niiillllty, (Hull l..'l till- fi.it A t 'nt IiViT IU 1)1 ll'l rent, Tim U"Mi iiiij'i' ,il i'Mut ni'W inuwii friimncjr To win' s ti-irvulii-il on sumo tl.iur ativaHi's i:w,l I, rut Or laden wiiii wuml hci'LIn uml iiilii.stn liy Of till) Mil- if'lliliH cf lu'i l.uu'tl lii'iul WllllUlll hll'UliU'l'H 111 liul.iU J,JlU'll.il. A LOVE STOJtY. The Iiouho in which thin little rtnrr canio to pass wimonoof thusiiiullcsi 111:1 humblest iu thu whole, villu'V Thn liu Jm trt'o in tho yurd ww tall enough In sproud its protecting urnm over tho low iliiuglu roof, iiiosh grown with line. (Jij Ji r tho eaves uud in the iulen good fairies' hud tuken tip their quurters, und :;tuble uud grauury, fluid uud muudow, ivcro blessed with prosperity und growth. It bad always boon tbut way since Hubert and Kutbriiiociiuie thereto live, They brought with thorn bat little more for a dowry tbuu conruuo and bculth and Htroug, willing, working (muds, for ;ho littlo farm was not their own. They 'tud loaned it for a torui of years. From kcuhoii to aounon thoy prospered, uud material bliss ciime with overflowing hands when a little durk haired girl was added to the fluxen bcadod young ster. The girl hadn't oome in the usual way, like the boy, whose arrival the Rtork had heralded from the housetop, Lnt suddenly mid unexpectedly. In the uiljoiniug piirixb a distune relative of Xatlirino's bud died, aud fouring no ro 'imul bud left her durk eyed buby girl ro Hubert aud bis wife. They were as Joiiislied, to be sure, when one morning the mail carrier lifted out nf his small 1 ouutry wngon a bundle wrapped in a 'cd ebcoked pillow, with a letter from 1 ho dead woman acquainting them with r!:e tiny strungor'a niiasion. Mistress :iathriue was not long at a loss what 10 do, aud she soon persuuded her bus imud, who shook his bead a little doubt- lolly at first. Their own boy, John, was utmost 6 yeursold. No, the undertaking was not such a momentous one after all, and the old piue cradle that bud boeu stowed away in the gurret was brought down into the bedroom of Hubert and bis wife. Tfjp was little Lii's entranoe made, yhegrew out of the cradle and into abort clothes, And soon her little, quick fret pattered Over Mother Kathrine's clean kitobeu floor Mid over garden aud field. Her long, dark braids flew iu the wind, and her bright, brown eyes stole tlioir way into every one'i heart John ept good oompauy With the little sister, Tu suinmer.they hunted for berriea to aether in the woods, and when the win at came they coasted down the hillside 1:1 a little sled the boy had himself built. They climbed the trees and pick' od tbe apples from the branches that would not give them np to Hubert 1 vig orous Bhaking. When other youngsters troubled the child or made her cry,-John en me to the rescue and proved an able obumpion. , Tbe years sped on, and the prosperity und good fortune of the furm grew on npiioe. The homespun linen in the cup Tiourd was piled up high, aud the pen' nles in the trunk were first turned into x'lvor and then into gold. When the ir-aie ran ont, the furm became Hubert's ni'opurty. Ho bought udjoiuing aores unci planted them with grain, and the "owb and calves iu his stablos augmented iteyond bis hope. "The h trim Re child has brought us lurk," Mother Kntlirine was wont to fl.'iy, until she forgot altogether tbut Liz whs not hor own flesh aud blood. "John must hnve the advuutuge of a . i-ettor eduoutiou than I bad, " deolured ilnbert, when the lud was 18 years old. "I'll send him to u good commercial oollogo, aud I'll keop him there hs long .is he can find uuything to lourn. " i-o John whs sent uway a good many ipudrud miles from borne. Tho furm er's boy should see the world. He shouldn't choose bis vocation iguoruut f its ways, uud if be found unythiug (hut gratified bis tastes hotter thun the siuiplo furm life, Hubert wus willing to make the suorinoe aud set him up in jusiuoss. After three yours John ouuie back, reudy to settle down and live and work 011 the furm like, bis father. He fonud Lis ns much changed us she found him. iii fore her stood u broad shouldered mm. Solf consciousness wus ill the seri- ih fuoe, nud tho sprouting uiuxtucho uited it well. The half grown girl be r. lunmborcd had blossomed into a beuu Hul muidon. Soon after John's roturu Hubert and (uthiine wondered why their boy und : .rl, who bud been tho bent of friends .1 their lives, no longer got along woll 't her. There were little bickerings md differences all the timo. When Lis u guy, John was mud, uud wheu bo t. :if ed her she rcscutud it When, as wus often tbe cae at (lrst, be sut dowu t.ir a quiot, confidential chut with her, husuubbed him und gave him crusty inswers, and when he ordered her ubout, as men like to do with their women t( Ik, she flew into a rage. Out of their iuiigiiificant quarrels cume serious difU rallies. Mother Kutbriue, who in ail the years of ber married life bad been uncustomed to even, quiet ways, was distressed over the breaking up of ber peaceful honsubold. yhe mediated, ad monished, pleaded. It was all in vain. ; Father Hubert lost bis patience aud threatened to box his son's ears and drive him from home if be could not get along with the girL One morn ing, after another turbulent scene tba night before. Lis came with tearful eyes knd pale cbeeks to ber foster mother. "Mother." she began, "1 have twn thinking that father should not have found Hi'i'vicn in u muall KUiiimri' resort ill tho liiilxhl'Oi'lioiHl. Tho jnalu guexts took 11 hit luoro.f rri diiiu witli the jiretiy lassiu 1 it :i it nhn litn, uml tho rook 'fo lio. id to hrr ubout niieo a week, bho rn fuscil him peremptorily every time, but lit lust, tired of Iih p. rsiutrwn, kImi do cideil to go homo oil nudity to consult with Mother Kuthriiio ubout chan;ing In r jiLirn. How iniieh homesickiiexs IkiiI part in this resolution Liz would not own to hemelf. ileau lulu John had been unham pered. It wus quit toneu more about the place fiiueu Li, wus gouo, but they were 1 not any merrier. Tho two old people! iniH.sefl tho girl every hour iu thu duy, and John's face wora a cloud. "I thiuk it's timo for the boy tc mnrry," snid Hubert 0110 duy to bif wife. "Tho richest girl iu tho villngo it ciiNting sheep's eyes ut him. If bo wants hor, I uiu suro ho can get ber, und that would be a great good fortune for our John. " "And wo, fr-thcr?" "We would huve Liz at home again." Tho richest girl in tho villuge wus a miller's duughter, and John grow thoughtful when tbe subject of his mur riugo with her was broached to him by bis parents. After a little ooutemplutiou he cume to the conclusion that the mill er's duughter was really a good looking lass, who bud always snown fondness for him. Iu future lie would riot lose uu opportunity to play the agreeable to her. Wliou Sunday came the old folki bud gone off on a visit John donned bis best clothes, aud with tbe silvoi mounted pipe in his mouth strolled through the village toward the mill. When be cume to the milldum, he paus ed. Hore it wus where he hud pulled Liz ont of the water. What a dear little thing she was then! He crossed Hie brook aud glanced into the gurdou where the miller's duughter suuutered np uud down between bur flower beds, It seemed strange aud foolish to bim all at once tbut he should go in there aud propose to her, and tbe mill and the quaint little bouse aud big forest bebiud lost all attruotivenesB 'for Jobu. He turned and started for borne much faster than he bad come away. On tbe bench nnder tbe linden tree sat a girl iu holiday dress. In her band she held a rose. She arose aud cume to ward bim, holding out ber hand. "Good aftornoou, John," she said. "Liz!" he cried and in a moment held her in his arms and kissed her soundly. ' She pushed him aside a bit, andthe hof color mounted from her throat to the roots of hor dark hair, but he said nothing and went into the house with bim, ; Within it Was shadowy and cooL The blossoms of the linden tree lent their fragrance through ' the open window anr" slanting sun rays danced merrily over Mother Katbrlue's sniniug tiu plates on the wall. The bullfinches sang in the trees and the water splashed gayly as it fell from the spout into the trough. John pushed bis obair close to the girl's and luid his arm around her shoulder. Liz shook ber heud. "Liz, we've been such good friomls always; but we are not brother aud sis ter after all." "No, that we aro not," answered Liz softly. "Aud t hut's why I thiuk yoa hud hotter, be my wifo. Will yon, Liz?" Liz said not u word. With duwucas eyes she plucked the rose to pieces that still wus in ber bund, nodded ber bond and smiled, as she had been wont te smile. The bullfinch finished his son;?, the lindon treo spent its fragrance, und tho sun shone on as if nothing had hap pened, whilo tho lovers sat iu the dusk uud wuited for the home coining of their parents. Sti Louis lirpublio. "You did?" txcluiwcd tho chorus in admiration. "I did." "Not in 11 saloon, Miopa?" anxiously inquired 0110 who was not as advanced us thu rust. "No; of coursu not. It was in a drug Btorn."' "Oh, do tell us nil about It I" "You see, I was walking ulong tho street with two men, when 0110 of them euKKctded that wo go iu u drug storo and get u drink. I mudu up my mind that I would not go in a drug store und let uuy muu buy me soda water. I de termined that I should insist upon my rights us a woman und buy tho drinks. Ho I said I would go if they would let mo pay for it. " "You bruvo girl!" "They treuted it ni a joke at first. The very ideal But I told them my principles, und finally they agreed, al though tbe mnuu things iuughod. Thou we went iu. Yoa don't know bow afraid I was thut they would pay for the drinks anyhow. But I was too quick. When the clerk luid down the check, I just grabbed it, and I wouldn't give it np, and when we wont out I reached the cashier flrrt aud laid down just the right amount Tbe cashier seomed sur prised. I don't see why. But I actually bought soda water for two men. Wbut do you think of that?" "Yon were a hero!" declared the girl wbo was tbe first to rooovor hor breath. "Some day your sex will erect a monu mont iu your honor. " Chicago Times Herald. Hi Awful Break. The fair girl from Boston gazed upon Harold Bentley's face, and, a now feel ing took possession of her. He wus one of Cleveland's most aristocratio young men and as handsome as a Greek god. CURED ATT3 YEARS. Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure Victorious. No other meillclnucun nhowHiieh a record. Ilore Is a veritable, patriarch, 7il yours of iikb, with strotiK ire.iHiieo touvvrrorno, w'hn hud lhart Liumikc l!i yenn. Ha t,xk tho ricw Heart 1 uremic! In now sound utiu v. ell. ? fW0 Noblitt Livery and' Sale Stable OREGON CITY, OKKOON, On the Strnel uoUenn the Bridge and th Depot. Dniililu mill hIiiiIm rlitu Kiel mi'MIe heMFk wiiynun I111111I nt Liu- lowcsl rules, stnl "rrn', mm eimtiucliiil Willi ths bru Inr !ine lcirk. Any Inf'iriiiKileii rovurillnsr Htiy kind ol murk in ojm ii , v ntti ii'iV'l in lijr Idler or nemnu. iioiisks itoiir.iiT m noi l O.C.&E.R.R.CO DOCTOR G.r. SHORES' 7CMPLCTE ATARUH :i t a v nor Samcel O. Stonb. flrnwl T.ftlfn Mlrh np 9S 1HIU I have been troubled with heart disease 15 yean or more. Must of the time 1 was so uau it was not Bare for me to iro out alone, u dizzy spells would cause (ailliiK. I bad severe palpitation, shortness of breath and sudden nulns that rendered me helnleHs. All physicians did tor me was to advise keeping quiet. In August last I commenced taking Dr. Miles' New Heart Cure, and before I had 0nlhcd the first bottle I found the medlcln fas a God-send. I nave now used four bot Jin all and am feeling entirely well la 1 73 years of afta and have held a grudge aga 1st patent medicines all my life, but I wi' Jot allow this to nrevent giving my testlir iy to the great cure youM roiuttuiu rcintni aam wroutrob in me. 1 uo this to show r appreciation of Dr. Miles' new Heart (Ju .. oAHUEL O. STONE. uarantee '' t the firot bottle will oeneSU sell It at II, bottles for 15, or Dr. Miles R urt Cure is sold on a positive guarantee' t the nrst bottle will ber AUdruer sellltatlL bottles fori It will h ent, prepaid, on receipt of price 01 jt uuea ueuictu uo., jjaiuum, inu. C. Miles' Heart Cure Z32 Far Over Fifty Vears. AnOi.dand Wei.i, Tried Remkov. Mr. VVjnHlmv'ti Soothing 'yrnp has hnen neil for over flftv vears by mil : limis of mothers for their children while teelhilttt, with pt-rfeet stireefs, 1 on". lies the child, softens the vmns a ...!,- 1... a v.. a Tu ' sllays Mil psin ciiti-s w ind colic, nnd 1, j i V. """u"l'cu "W I ih,. hest rent LM(lr lteaoonsflltl. We do not know enough cf that strange aud uttructivo personulity, (he wife of Lord Deuconsfield, uud uuy con tributions to our knowledge of ber lire very wolconio. "Though the good fortune of meeting Liuly Beuconstield," suyc a writer iu Uornhill Magiiziue, "wus mine only once I hiivo a strong remem brance of ber. It wus iu tho ycur ehe died, but she bud then, ut SO yeursold, very evident remains of the vivacity which Disraeli marked w hen he first met her in 18u2. Secu ut 11 distance, iu a dimly lighted room, what first struck me ubout the small, dark, quick eyod figure was llie siiuiigeitess nf its attire Iiomuge, it itnglit have lieeu, to lie Dizzy's curly tunics. What I Kupposc hoi. Id be lulled luc bodice of ber (.'ovu wus u sort of darn rr,::nnti or iiriglit cluret colored vilvct lunio (hut 1 1 k noNiing else that 1 ln.vc cur mil), g ing high iu tho me.;, imu w ;.i , imt 1 took for 1111 order of souiu k,i, 1 u-iviiei. upon the left bre' t. Tin." unusu..! i.ee oration wu pozzliuj; till, on bi ing take:. tip to her, Isiiiviinit it wus a tt'.iaK'U oval miniiiiurncf ber linsluiud, prohubiy 'by Hoss.' Tliis was htr deeor.u.on, pinned ou the breast iuixactly the lie in pluoe." Prnulri Not Popular. h is estiiuuted that muuy hundred peunies are collected by the cur con ductors in the course of a duy, and us they cannot turn them iu at the end of their day's work they often have trouble iu disposing of them. Iu speaking of this a cable car conductor said to a re porter: ' women are almost sure to give us pennies, and they often search their pocketbooks for these coins. We usually giva number of pennies back in change vben a bill is giveu us, and we ace thut women get their fair share. Tbe reason why tbn company will not receive pen nies is because it would take too long to couut tbcm alL" New fork Mail and KiDresa. strolled away from tbe crowd, uud ho told her about his sisters aud his mother, who were iu Europe, aud Beatrice Mont gomery suddenly realized that tno flatno of Jove was beginuiug to flicker in ber breast She talked vivaciously of her days at Wellesley aud of her explorations in the rich mines of Sanskrit and of her inves ligations of the Mahutmus and the 00 cult flapdoodles of the far east. Then he told her about his horses and bis rnbber tired traps, and they gazed into eaoh other's eyes and sighed a lot of long drawn sighs and were begin ping to feel that they had passed through the pearly gates and were strolling through streets that were pared with gold. c At last Beatrice Montgomery said: ' "Ton have told me about your moth er and your sisters being in Europe, but you have said nothing about your father, la he with them?'' - '. . "No' tbe handsome young man re plied after a painful pause; "he is not with them. My mother is a widow wo man." When the doctors had finally succeed ed in bringing tbo fair Boston girl ont of ber swoon, sbo waved her hands at Harold Bentley and wildly cried : "Take that muu away I" Clevelund Leader. medv for Pinrrhoes. I pleasant lo 1 he IhmIp. Sold by Irnirgit in every part of the Wothl. Tweniy five cents a bottle. .Its vsln is in esleulalile Bi. mire and ask for Mrs. Winsnw'ii Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. Ciiniiiclliiu lit Vni ni ii.i llj'y with tho 81111 J''rHiif:tHen inxl Yieiiilnii liny Slcuijifliip Con 1 1 ti 1 1 y. Slcjiiiisliip "Farallon" flails from Yiiiinlnn everv eUhf ilny for Hsn Kraiielnei. Ciiui, liny I'oit Ox ford, Trinidad 11 ml 1 1 11 111 tf ll H i y . rasseniipr ueciinimndiitlons uiiHiirpiisspil. Shortest rente between the Willamette Vulley aud California. Fan, from Albany or points west to Ran Krauuincu: f'shlp, rouud trlu' , Hleernne To Coos Day and Port Oxford; Cabin, To Humbnlt Bay: Cabin, Round trip, good for 00 days. RIVtR DIVISION. 8reamers "Albany" and "Wm, M. Hoag." newly furnished, leave Albany daily (except Haiti rdaya) si 7:45 a. m., arriving at Portland the same day at 5p tu. Returning, boats leave Portland same days at G:U0 a. m., arriving at Albany at 7:4& p. m. J. C. MAYO, Supt. River Division. Corvullls. Or. KllHIS SlIlflK, Jtgr., r:OTI2 C.CM'AJj a:.'s i.ti2!::;al. 1 In "i lv 1 Li.ic1 v ;r'iKi mti i il to nhn nhitely cur' cn'tt'rh l itti'i 1 rrr.d,tuio th i i-y i.um ih-- I lo it ut (1 -m. tem I'L'LL SIZC, SI.C3; mil SIZE, 25e. I'. 11 Mil' s.-.i'f iki.-i '11 nt, 3 lull iniinlirs Klin Ir .iim'ii.i v 1 l ,i li' li' 1 l ,if l.'t-irih 1,11 .i;; ,y uf Caisrrh, ,, I' .'Mj 'l It I 15 00 5 On 00 8 00 The Digestible Women. An extraordinary discussion ou tbe subject of ouuuabalism took place at the recent meotiug of the Ethnographical society in Paris. A curious tribute was paid to tbe superior qualities of woman, but ouo which she will hardly appreci ate. A member of tbe society read a paper in which be declared tbut among savage nations those who wore addicted to can nibalism were the most healthy aud vigorous. He sought to prove this by descriptions of severul races. This argument was direoted partly aguinst vugeturiuuism, for suvuges wbo abstuiu froui eutipg one nuocber usually huve a meager supply of animal food. Tbe scientist further made tbe shock ing statement thut tho flesh of women wus much more nutritious and digesti ble than thut of meu. Many savage tribes recognized tbis fuct and ate only women wbeii the supply was sufficient. In some ruces, however, tbe flosh of meu, though less pulntuble tbau thut of women, wus preferred because tbe vir tues of the deceased wcro supposed to pass into the euter. Suu Francisco Ex amiuor. They Were Ready. One of tbe district school trustees wus a crunk ou the subject of me, und wheu be called around with the exam ining board be always confined bis re marks to a question addressed to the pupils as to whut they would do iu cuse tbo building should catch fire. . The toucher wus acquainted with his bobby, so she prompted ber scholars as to the answer they should give when bo arose to propound his accustomed in quiry. Wheu the bourd culled, however, this particclur trustee, perhaps from a de sire to emulate his associates iu tbeir addresses, rose uud said: "You boys and girls bave paid such nice attention to Mr. Jones' remurks, I wonder whut you would do if I were to muke you a iiitie spoetb?" (juick as thought 109 voices piped iu unison : 'Form n liue aud march down stairs. "Detroit Free Press. In making up a list of your periodicals for coming year do not forget to place iiie rurui journal 01 1 nuiiueipiiiu on same. The paper gives practical infor mation in regard to rural ailkirs. The Grandest Remedy. Mr. R. B. G reeve, merchant, of Cliil bowie, Vs., ctrlinVs that he had con sumption, was given up to die, sought all medical treatment that money could procure, died all cotmh remedies' he vould hesr of, but yot no relief ; spent many . nights tittiuif np !n I C:ir; "was induced t " try Dr. King's New Discovery, and whs 1 tired by use of two bottles. Fpr pi s thret years has been attending to business, and says Dr Kintt's New Discovery is the jfandest remedv ever m ide, as It has done so much for him Hiid hIho lor others in. his community. Dr. King's New Discovery 1s guaranteed for Coughs, Olds and Consumption. It don't fail. Trial bottle free at Char man & Co 'b Drug Store. EAST AND SOUTH VIA Shasta Route OF THE SOUTJiKIJX PACIFIC CO. H'Ciiruss Tral 11c Leave Portland Daily. South. ! I North. S'KiP.M. I t,v Portland Ar 8:1(U. 1 :3. p. M . I l.v Or.'KonVliv I.v I 7:UU.l I11SA.M. I Ar Han Krali"lseo l.v I 7:00 P. The shore trains ston at Knst Portlunil. nrpmn 1 liy, nnonunrn. Sa em. turner. Murmll. Ji lli'l i"n, Ainaiiy. iMiigeni, stiiKlils, Hdlsey. Harris, burg. .Iniieiioii city. Irving. Kunene. (,'reswell. Cottage lirnve, drains, aud nil sialions (rum uoseuiirg tu Astliln nd, Inclusive. KOSeilUKO MAIL DAILY. :.Wa.m. . l.v 9:27 A. M. Lv i.lilt. Ji. I Ar SALEM 1:00 p M I Lv 4:4(1 pit Lv 6:16 pm Ar Portland Oregon City Knieburg FASMENGKR PortlaniT Orfgim City Salem Arl 4-40P. l.v I S:M)P.v l,r8:uu A. H DAILY. A r ' 10:15 A M l.v I k:27 A M Lv 8:00 AM I' I'ltu it . " 'ir if e, . f .i',nvt-.-F vi'",'"ti. I)r G. 'V i. r,.., r l ,-,r'i r'i ro -V l "'vt v.lu In- .I'M, r ' -i"il I'n'i'1 'i'v s- I p lll'.iili'llll. Clns you, it iH ni.-, -, ' te ? -s v,lf H A 'i'V (. n r- in I If ' r? I -h. ... in, i 11. ' e ? h , v 11 I'-iw'M"' !', r lue r,"'? h v'"r 1)T ni rfr In Ih nuirri'H;? vim siti wl'li viif muuiti'iipun? 1 viinr luis'lui fit' 1 f llit vim- r d'-ch ri't? s the wax drv in v ur fi-l On v-'U l-efli 'ne'ipr ni div than others? In yi-iir ht',ii"ip. w,,r w'icn yuuhovr a cnlJ? 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