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Newspaper Page Texti.i'l! ! 1 -il Centuries Old The disease which has brought more suffering, degra dation and disgrace upon the human race is the tame to-day that it was centuries ago. It is called Contagious J3lood Poison, "The Had Disease," and is given other names, but among all nations is regarded as the blackest gnd vilest of all human diseases. It goes from bad to worse; the little sores that first appear are soon followed by others ; the g amis of the 1 wag MqM wUh blood and th bMt groins swell and inflame, a doctors did mo no (rood, though I took their treat red eruption breaks out on the mentfaithftUiy. m faot.l amed t grow worse J , ,', ., , l all tho while. I was disheartened, for it seemed body, the mouth and throat thut I would never bo cured. At tho advice of a becomeukerated.thehairand friend I then took S. S. 8., and bevan toimprove. , , j , ,t I continued the medicine, nnd it cured me com- eye-brows drop oul, and Ugly piotolv, building up my health and increasing; my vellow blotches make their npptlte. Although thle waa ten years avo,Xhav " i :t t i.vnau never had a uifn or the diseaeo to return. nppenrance and if the disease Bo a8B SllvaImah 0a. w. B. NEWMAN. 18 not checked at this stage, every bone, muscle, tissue and nerve in the body becomes infected with tho poison, and from the roots of the hair to the soles of the feet there is not a 1 . l,nrn TA.nntlild on,fl ntitncrinrt ash may check it for a time, but it cornea back in a still more aggravated form. S. S. S. is guaranteed purely vegetable, and $1,000 is offered for proof that it contains a mineral ingredient. Write for our home-treatment book, end learn all about Contagious Wood Toison and how to treat it. No charge (or medical advice. THE SWIFT SPEGSF1C CO., ATLANTA, CAm BKES VOna ALE. Enquire ofThos. Molton, on South Deor Creok. 1. O. addruds, Itoseburg, Ore , K. b D. tJo. 1. sw-jl-2o MII.CH COWS. Good milch cows for sulo. Also good uitrffams in other young rattle. Cull on Temple llrown, four miles oust, of Kosehurg. Miono 17x11. d U Roseburg-Marshfield Slaee Line B. FENTON, Proprietor SIlOUfKST AND BUST ROUTE TO Myrtle Point, Coquille StniM! biavpp RoHebnre overy mornintr at (i:00 a. m. connectitm with rt trains ut Myrllo Point for Marahtlehl river points. GOOD RIGS AND For further particulars apply Case Street, near the depot. XHDCMXwOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC Hero is the urea tent anap on tin list, tt ncn-n of laud; jsotxl house of five Toonm, runt $!MM, sitiull burn ami nil iiecccHiirv otitlmiMinxo ; 1 acre in orchard n) 1 urn in Hlniwlmrritw. I.ius on county road, milo to railroad station, milt' to whgul, ft miitm from Koplmr. This in one of tho lucent little homes hi ti counVy and dirt cheap, only $ 12."U. lltiro in a kooJ home at a reasonable figure. 18!) btch 7'g miles east of Buai'hiUK. !'() iicrt-B farm lnml, buluui'e mmI piiHture, all fenced and crona-fenced, Good Iiduho til hnven roouitj. jrooil barn, 75x-tO, and all ireeea-ury outbuildings about two arri'H in orchard, mixed fruit ; well watered by creek ami springs, and plimty of tiniher. St hool tnilu, poHtoilico and Btore 2 nitlefl. Nicely loeateil on county road ; beautiful view from pljtce, good level road to city. This its an idea home. Here h a nood homo arid dirt chimp; 210 acres 12 miles wont of Roflpbuty ; tl nnder fi'ii:e, 70 acres of plitwed land, bidunce tm pnHlure, well watered and phtnly of jichuI tiinU'r ; fair bonne of ix ro iiih, fair bam and all nocefpary out baildins; tl iiitoh in orchard ; 4 mile to hcIkmiI and postoll'u-e. Price $1(U)0. Hero in a nice litt'o home for Bale nix miles from KoHolmrn, one mile to cbool, pottotlicn and tUore; all fenced and cross fenced ; tiO-ucro farm land, 1ml mh ptwt.11 well located ; tine views, jiood house of 7 rooms, barn and all neces mry out tMiillin, md family orchanl. Thin is uu ideal home und cannot be bmt for the mcMey asked, only $2,500. Here yo home-seekers read thiol A snap. IS acres 1 "4 miles from the rity of UoHeimrtf on the baukfl of the Umpqua river, (tootl house of six rooms, jUho summer kitchen with cellar, biiiiiII barn and ali ueconHtry outbuildiiiKS, sood luutily orchard, acre in strawlH'rrics, and li acres of the lineit garden land in Orvtcou ; imhI sprint- and web ,utd plenty of timber. This is u:i ideal home. .HW acres of land, 122 acres of this land in rich bottom land, no better in the state ;tmlance hill land, k'hh! pasture and plenty of timber. 10 miles from kose Imr. tiood house of six roonm, one houne of three rooms, two poil barns and U necessary oul buildings ; bop drier on place; plenty of fruit for fnutily use ; , mile to si'biol ; 6 miles to It. R. station, trd mid to the sitme; mod lishery on plac. This is one amon the Itest farms in Pone las county in fact a perfect bam. Hi the alnive described tract, 122 acrei Is tine laud for alfalfa and clover. A erfeet home V acres, tlmv miles from Rosehurg on county road. At Minced ; 20 acnw in Inmrinii nrchanl ; live acres in young orchard ; 6 acres in ftriuu; 2o acres pasture, well watered, and plenty of timber for home line. Good iwostory house containing 1 rooms, Imrd huished ; good barn, 50x20, with big bed on one side; all neceHary outbuildintis. Reautiful view of the city from Iilace also nnl tiers' home. Tins is an ideal home. Price $5,000. limine cost 2o,000. lfod road and a nice drive to the city. One half down and balance in Iwo years time. No 8. 1(H) acres; 40 acres fencnl, 30 acres in cultivation. Small house and burn, small orchard, plenty of nood mountain water and lots of good timber. A floe mountain range for stock adjoiuiiiK This is a nice littlo stock ranch. Twelve vailea from city, two mile from school and four miles from postottice. Price, $1500 A nice homo containing M0 acres, all fenced and cross-fenced. Forty acres rrop, 15 in fruit and balance good pasture; well watered and plenty of good ' timNr. Mile and a half to school, post-olllce, stnre and R. K. station. Fair homw of six rooms' bam and all necessary outbuildings. One span of horres, two sets of harness, two wagons, two top buggies, three cows, two calves, liO chickens. 12 tnrkes, hogs, and all farming and household goods l m numerous to mention. Kigiit miles frmi Uosehnrit. Kverv thing (h'S for $;(700; $20iX v)own Blanco on easy terms. This is a perfect home and dirt cheap. 1W acres of land 12 miles from Koseburg, all fenced and cross-fenced, good boot nt seven rooms, barn and all necessary otit-huildings, young orchard, just beginning to I tear, of 150 trees of all kinds of fruit; small grne vineyard and plenty of sin ill fruit. 20 acres in cultivation ; about 1,000,000 feet of timlver, oak aim I tlr; a tine mountain stream running through place large enough to run a Mwnul six months in the year. Two miles to poatoltiee and store. A tine hick ramie joiuimi place; line, healthy location; plenty of good mountain water: food fishing and hunting. Price $1000. If) acres of land lying on top of Camas mom: tit in ; hono and earn ; no other Improvements; (air stock range and at leant 2.tHV,000 feet of good timlier, lyimr in county road and li. K. survey. Trice $i,lKW. One of the lest fruit orchards in IVmgins county, containing 5tl acre of go Tiver bottom land, ;i500ehoiee prune trees, and HKHI apples, pears and peaches. Handy to tvhmrf, pohiiiice anil telephone, and well hvalei). Only $"ii00 for toe uwv ineoimvpaying propertv. This otTer only holds good for a tbort time. Mere is a harxnin. (.ieof the gn-atest of your life. Pon't fail to invest This offer can't be heat in P-'iiulas county. 050 acres of laud three miles from Roehiir. Fine living si ream running through phi'-e, lot of w-tl timler, in fact nough to pay lor the pUce l ue oer if put on the market here in Wnfelmrg : -9 on count v rod good level road to town This ts A No. 1 stock ranch. is a dandv home of hH ncret, nil gocl far'n l:uid, 1',. miles (nun Rosehu'";, ' icile to K. K. station. ffiu-ed, lair Ihmih-, KU ln'armg Irmt lice". Price per acre. Here f anoihi r 2"0 acre-. 2V, mi!e.- from K )ehi:ri. till fenced, pl.-nty of ttmNr and aier, acres can b" cult ivalel, balance A No. 1 pasture. No rniidings . u place, lies on county road. Trice $10 p.r acre. Also V0 acres all fenced, fair hou-e, 'iih K-aniu rn;t tree. 1 cere in tmwttorrien ; 8 miles from Itosehurg, '4 mile to school. TI.m e nice niece id land and well located. All houcciiol I tuiniture goes with place. Price $1500. No. 10. 100 acres, 9 miles from city. Fenced but no o'lier iiuprovemen Fiwt class land and well located Two and a half miles from railroad staMoi-wv-fonrth mile from schotd, and one ond one-fourth miles from postotlice. Well wntercd and plenty of timhtT. I'rice 2tl w acre. A nice little home tying on the south of the Pmpqnn river near Keliogt containing 11 acres : tine li-hing and hunting; smo go,d aw timber on phi'.' Aloit 12 miles troin Oakland, price $l,0iH. One-thirddown, one-third in one. ear and one-third in two years at rive per cent interest. Nowhere is a chance t a ihh1 little home cheap aud on easy terms, it beats t -king up a home rtf rod. I. K. Uioa, Rwil Kst:it.e Vu""ir !t.M?!mrg iuuim aj'vu. unjr wvu. bind u,ui the blood must first be purified, and nothing will do this so quickly and surely as S. S. 8., which has been known for years as an antidote for the poisonous virus nf Contauious Blood Poison. Mercury and pot FOR SALR A nice little country store, about 1,000 stock of goods, good store building, warehouse and 4 acres of land. I'ostollfce at place, good school It miles. Good country sur rounding, lllueksmith sbopjust across the road. This is a nice, clean little business proposition. For further In formation enquire of I. F. Hico, Real Kstate Agont, Koseburg, Or all Coos Bay Points ami with the boats for Coquille Q X CAKKFUL DRIVERS g to G. W. RAPP, Aent. at Roaeburi, 2 X DCH?CMXKOCr(OOCftC line to peho .. h.' mad, all LOCAL NEWS. Dr. J. P. Johnson, dentist, Graves building. U-sw. Jas. 1 11 roan was la from Looking Glass today. , When billions- take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Diphtheria relieved in twenty min utes. Almost miraculous. Dr. Thorn as1 Electric Oil. At any drug store. Hives are a terrible torment to the little folks, and to some older ones. Easily cured. Doan's Ointment never fails. Instant relief, permanent cure. At any drug store, 50 cents. Myrtle Point Enterprise: Mrs. Ellle Taylor came here from Rose burg Wednesday, and will open a photo gallery L. A. Braden and wife have gone to Douglas county for a visit with friends at Looking Glass und Rose burg. - - - ; The encampment of national guards men at American Lake, Wash., has been Berlously interfered with by rain for several days past, and they expect to break camp today preparatory to re turning home. This is two or three days earlier than was at first proposed for the closing of tho encampment. In addition to F. G. Micelli, O. P. Cosbow and F. J. Blakely, whose names were announced Saturday, Mayor Hoover has appointed J. T. Bridges, D. S. K. Buick, L. Wiinberly, B. W. Strong, J. C. Fullerton, Geo. M. Brown und H. Wollenberg as delegates to the Oregon Development League conven tion to bo held in Portland on August 2 and 3. No rily Shown. "For years fate was after me con tinuously," writes F. A. Gullctlge, Ver bena, Ala. ''I hud a torrible case of piles causing 24 tumors. When all failed Bueklcn's Arnica Salve cured me. Equally good for burns and all aches and pains- Only 2oe at A. C Mursters & Co's. drug store. Itosehurg, Oregon. how About Your Summer Vacation? Newport or Vaquina Buy is tho Ideal seaside resort of the North Pacific Coast. Hound trip tickets at greatly reduced rales on sale from all Southern Paeilie tointa iu Oregon, on and after Juno 1st. Ask agents for further in formation and a handsome illustrated souvenir booklet, or write to Edwin Stone, Manager C. & K. It. R., Albany Ore., or W. E. Cotnan, G. P. A. S. P Co., Portland. For news read Tin-: Rkvikw. salaried small expense, for any of tlx in Fufncrfi :.vr..r; M I ,i-..nttr; rirfls'll1 : r M r'limcr; .,C" l r.rer; : .! IVrwr; It -l, r,;.V 7V.". ..V.: IKmJ Your INTERNATIONAL Correspondence Schools BOX 799, SCRANTON, PA. Or Call Os Our Local Representative; ' . HOI. I. Av!tant SunrIntonlont of Oroi;-n Pivi'ion, 201 tcKay liM. rtr'l;im!. tr(Von. K. MAIiloN ( li WVKOKO. Solicitor Collector for Southern Oregon. 1Iail. tHnrttr 1'. O H x i7 Ki:tiiiit Ort'iron. Mr. rnuvfiml iit i;oo1niru every 30 days in the interest of the school and will W 5nl to hi'rtr fnmi al' intin9tiil' parties. Write him for circulars, etc., 1 1 ev nre (re. LATCH STRING IS OUT Stop in and See the Handsomest Pianos and Organs Ever' Shown in koseburg A. Burr's Uptulng Suntuier 81 JSollpsei all Previous 8laa Both lu Quality and Prlo. Do you know now many people as well as schools and colleges in the Uni ted States are now using the Hobart M. Cable piano? Do you know that the Lester ts such a popular piano that the factory was compelled a short time ago to reduoe all orders, In order to anything like keep up with the demand for them? Do you know that the Weser is gaining in favor every day in Oregon, that it is made with especial reference to Pacific coastclimate, and possesses an exquisite tone as well as handsome fin ish? You certainly know that the Kimball organ Is the organ of today. Are you familiar with the value of these instruments? We want you to know all about thorn, and about the W. A. Burr method of doing business. We want you to see our new establishment and its band some modern appointments. For these purposes we have inaugurated a TEN' DAYS' PIANO SALE. Every piano and organ we have at practically wholesale prices. This means the Lester, the Hobart M. Cable, the Weser, Kimball organs and a num ber of other fine pianos at prices you cannot hope to get them for anywhere else, and probably never here again. Come in und see us, you are certain to be pleased in both instruments and prices. Every instrument fully guaran teed by us- Extremely moderate terms of payment in monthly installments If desired, d-sw-tf. W. A. BURR. ChRiubdrlnlti'i Uollo, Cholera aud Diarrhoea iteinly. This remedy is certain to be needed In almost every home before the sum mer is over. It can always be depended upon even In the most severe and dangerous cases. It is especially valuable for summer disorders in chil dren. It is pleasant to take and never fails to give prompt relief. Why not buy it now? It may save life. For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Mark In the World Pon't be satisfied to work along in the same old way for low wages. We have helped thousands carve out successful careers. We can help you do the same. I f you want to change your work, we can train you in spare time for a position in your new pro- ssion. We can train you, bv mail, at I'o'ilcwini; positions: ClcctrU'iI Fnc'icer; Electrician: Ci-;t iff, t'rwnii-cr; Ar.itiKVi: Ar;hi(lur.ll FV. r.T tv;arfr; S'-o Card 9i"-)tpr; Ad C-j4 St.--. .riph'r; trvrwh, tier man. or Spnttb, Proclamation. Whereas, there was submitted to the electors of the state at the last general election as required by law, an Initia tive petition for a Local Option Liquor Law; And, whereas, on the 24th day of June, 1904, the Secretary of State in my presence as Governor of the State of Oregon, did canvass the votes given for said law; And, whereas, it was ascertained and determined upon suuh canvass that there were 43,316 votes cast for said I Local Option Liquor Law, and 40,108 votes cast against the same, and that said law received an affirmative ma jority of the total number of effective votes' cast thereon and entitled to be counted under the provisions of law; Now, therefore, I, Geo. E. Chamber lain, as Governor of the State of Ore gon, In obedience to Section 0 of an Act entitled "An Act making effective the initiative and referendum provis ions of Section 1 of Article IV of tho LState of Oregon, and regulating electors thereunder and providing penalties for violations of provisions of this Act," Approved February 24, 1903, do hereby make and issue this proc lamation to the people of the State of Oregon, and do announce and declare that the whole number of votes cast In the State of Oregon for Baid Local Option Law was 43,310 votes, and the whole number of votes cast In the state against said Local Option Liquor Law was 40,108 votes, and that said Local Option Liquor Law received an affir mative majority of the total number of votes cast on said measure aud entitled to be counted under the provisions of law, and that said Local Option Liquor Law shall be and is In full force and effect as the law of the State of Oregon from the date of this Proclamation. Done at the Capitol at Salem thi 24th day of June, A. D. 1904. (Signed) Geo. E. Chamukklatk, Governor of Oregon. By the Governor: (Signed) F. I. Dunbar, Secretary of State. a 1-sw DRAIN TO COOS BAY. Beginning June 22, 11)03, tbe Drain-Coos Huy slagc lino will run stages Daily between Gardiner and Coos Bay, as well as a Daily stage and steamer ser vice between Drain and Gardiner. Fare for through trip from Drain to Coos Bay, $t.50. Most comfortable and pic turesque rou to. Good hotel aceommo datoos en route. For further particu lars address, Drain-Coos Bay Stage Co. Gardiner, Oregon tf. FOR SALE. A good home, and dirt cheap; 108 acres all fenced and cross fenced, irood house of 7 rooms. 2 good barns and all necessary out-build-in gs, 5 acres in orchard, 10 acres in cul tivation; well watered and plenty of limner, acnooi, postomce and cburcn i mile; to Ilosoburg, 12 miles. Located on county road. For further informa tion, call or write to I. F. Hick, & Co.. Heal Estate Dealers. Koseburg, Oregon, PKOriUrtMlON&t.. D It. II. L. STUDLEY OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN SnectalM of chronic disease.. Consultation free. Olllce over the poatuillce. Phoueluil. HorHH: 9 to 12 a. in. and2 to ft p. (in. Renlik'tict' at II. D. braves place. 'Phone 1294 WII. DAUiiy, D. M. D. DENTIST Office in the Abraham Building. (Over the Pontoillce in the office here tofore occupied by Dr. J. R. chapmau.) Ros khi-mi Oregon G EO. E. HOUCK, M. D. Office, in the Review building, npatain rooms 13 and 14. Telephoue, Mln3l, ROBBBtJBO Orb. J O.TW1TUHKLL, PHYSICIAN AND BURGEON. ROSBBDRQ, ... OrBOOR dpeolal attention fflven to dlaeuei of the ey Offloe new Doufla Comity Bank Build inf. jLMKR V. UOOVEK, PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON, Rob ed una ... Ob Special Attootton gl?en 10 Diaeaiee o! tt Noieaod Throat. Offloe-Mala St., on door south of OUT fit Ask the Agent for Tickets via the SPOKANE, ST. PAUL, DCLl'TIl M 1 :' N K A PO LIS, CHIC A 6 O, ST. 1.0118 nnd all points East u it el Eolith. 2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY - FLVKR and the FAST MAIL ; Splen.lM Service, L"i-to-rate Eqnip I ment, Courteous Employes. Payliglit trip across the Cascade and Kocky Mountains. For full particulars, rates, folders, etc, j call on or aiMress j II. DICKSON, C. T. A., 122 Third I Street. Portland, Ore. . G. YKIiKS, G. W. A, 612 First l Avenue, Seattle, Vah. For news reiul the Review to tkburtat 01 title to deenud line. Paper pro pared lor llllug ou guverumb. laud. k -Hue prints of towDthtp maps ihowlug all ts Mutlruida, FRANK E. ALLEY ARCHITECT and ABSTRACTER t'laiis and estimates tor all kinds of nildiugs. Special deaigna for office tlx tares s- Ofttoe Id Douglwa Uuuoty Bank Building Phone 871. KOMKHUUU, OKK, F. A A. M., Laurel Lodge No. 13 Holdi l regular meetings on aud aua 4th Wedaea days of each month. J. T. PniDHRe, W. M. N. T. JtiwKTT, Secretary. A O. U. W. f the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each mouth at 7:30 p. in., iu tho I, O. O. F. Hall. All members In good standing are Invited to at- WU v AH , jM. llKIOiiES, 31, W. K. II. Lknox, Recorder. BP. O. ELKS, Roseburg Lodge, No. 326 Holds regular commun lent Ion h at thoilasonio Hall on 2nd and 4th ThnrHrlBUO r month. All members requested to attoud regularly, and all visiting brothem are cordi ally invited to attend. v. a. Cannon, e. R. Roy McULAiXEN, Secretary. DhORHE OF HONOR, Myrtle LodKe No. 18 Meets 2nd and 4ih Thursday even inn of each moiuhin Foresters' Hall. ViiflUuB members cordially Invited to attend. Ill.A lM,I,Vi.OlU. h. II. Lkkox. Rec. ; OF A., Court Douglas No. 32 Foresters of America. meeU euch Tuosdav evening in ways welcome. f . F. Pattrrbon.C.R. K. H.I.KNOX. Reo. See. E. V. IloovEi,l'hy8lc!lau. J. C. Twitch ell, " 10. Phiietarlan Lodge No. S-Meets lu Odd Fellows Temple, comer of Jacltnou and Cass streets, nn sn'unlnv v.,i..,. t week. Members of the order in good stand inp are Invited to attend Geo. w. Perky, N. 0. N T. Jewbtt, R.8. I0rrrJV,lion Kncampraent No. 9-Meets In Odd Fellows Temple on the 1st and 3rd ing brethren ulwaya welcoino. Ji. JI. JIOORK, C. P. F, G. Micklm, Scribe. O. O. F.. Rising Star Lodge No. 17-1, I. O. O F meets In Odd PuIIowm' Temnle every Friday eveuiug. Visiting brethren always welcome. M. I). TmMwiiN, N. G. A. N. Okcutt, R. 8. - F. (i. MlCELLI, K. 8. KOF P Alpha Lodge No. 47-Meeta every Wednesday in I. o. O. Hall, at 7:30 p. m. Mcmbeis in irood Kinn.Itn, t....t,..i attend. ;. w. Kimkall. C. c. h. E. ViMiiKKi.y, K. R.S. KO. T. M., Prntcetlon Tnt No. 16-Holds refrular muotliiL-H on tho first and third" 1111 ill i u moain in Odd Fellows areiuviied to itM. .uuiug u, V . I'EiiiiY, Com. MO. W. Rait, R, K. LO. T. M Roseburg .'live No. 11 Holds Iti regular reviews iinon the 1st and 3rd Fri day of each month at 2 o'clock in Odd Fel low' hall. Slstpm itf nih..p lllvoc t.. .. city aw cordially invited to attend our reviews v - 1.1,1 K r. . heard, L'om. Mrs. Jessie Raw, R. k. MOIJKRN HKOTHKRHOOD OF AMERICA, Koseburg Ixxlge No. 49:t Meets every vi 1,11'lurj"1Y evt-iiing in Foresters' Hall. Vuiltlug members ahvayn welcome. Mum f.ivL-.un i Wiliiub Kostt, Secretary. OE. S., Koseburg Chapter No. 8 Holdn their regular meeting on 1st and srd Thuri .u,-'0''"'"n. isHing members in good standing are respectfully invited toattend Mis Kkdina It ast, Becr'ctary. 0 N. U., v. D., Separate Kallalllon MeoM fite,1rT1;"?(J"'. v"ulnit the Armorj Hall at bo cluck. K. B. Hamlik, Captain, RSAF AR7A?1M- """cbnrn Council No. a,l'-l and 4ln MondajTH ol each mouth In Fri,r' li.il Vt.i.i..- brother, always welcome. K. B. Hamlin. Rercnt. A M. Handeks, becretarjr. R EBEKAHS, Roaeburii Rebokah Irfidie. No". .i, i. u. o. k.-j ceu In Md Follow! .inn. IJKl.Ii A .rKWKTT, N. O, Mttta Anna 0. Clark k, Bw:relary. WS, woo"r;RAFT, Lilac Circle No. J-Meemon 2nd and 1th Thursdavg of each month at tdd Fellows Halt. Viiitin members in good standlagare invited toattend WOODMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Camp No Jp-Mt.at the Ocl,l Fellow. h,i n , , , . , 'f auo .tm .m on ii ay OTe ning. Milting neighbor, alwayi welcomo. J. A. Buchanan, clerk. OREGON and union Pacific Three Trains Daily to the East .....m.Bu ruuman Bianntra and Tonrist iySlriSSlolB oh",r . irS; 7Q portlani Vit Chicago 70 v No Change of Cars. V Ietarta lor TIMK rttMiKDU LE8 From Portland. t'hicsKo Portland Siocial 9 :! y m via Hunt UlRtolt. Salt Lake. Denver. Ft. Worth, Omaha. Kan as CH7, h Louis. Chicaito aud Kg at. Kxnrci 'SeJ. rciifer. Ft. 13 p in. orn. .n:ala, Km-' via ll.at- f' !fl- Vr''"iB- !;tton. ! -hicajrwand Kiat, j at Punl ' WnnVTei-mr; Faxf Mail Spnkapp, illace, . 7.1;. It m ! PiiMinait.Miniiepoltd via Iinlnth, Mil- , 3:00a. 1 Spokane. ani5e, Chicago and j i Earn. 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