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About The Medford mail. (Medford, Or.) 1893-1909 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1897)
mIIEDFBIlD.MIL t.j . Published Evil? ft idjiy Morning. A. S. BLITON. MAM WAt SORN TO HUSTLE. He U of tow dayst but quit a plasty. SUBSCRIPTION $1.80 PER YEAR. tared In the Poatofeee l Medtord, Oregoa . as BeoondClaas Ml) Matter. . MxnroRD, Friday, Dec., 24, 18OT. NEWS OF THE STATE. Tor the past two month! tramp have cost Eugene $100 per month Id meal And lodging; o i i i ,' . . !. .... John Morgan, aged 65 years, was found dead in bis woodshed at Junction Citjon peownberU. ' A namber of oounterfolt dollars, made largely of antisnony-, hare been la cir culation in La Grande, and have been auooeatfoUy passed in the saloons of that Oily, .uliii r.t ! n ;.- : The combined age of a oouble re cently married in Clackamas County is 154 years, the bride being Jl, and the groom 83. 'There is no use of wishing this couple "much joy," ,- They-are baring- a wet time in the id town of Portland, judging from this from the Oregonian: "With seven 4nohe ahead of the are rate, the- pre iflpltaUon" maT well afford to "let up" for a few days'j , ? ; ; , The projectors of the Sugar beet fac tory at La Grande have decided to erect buildings large enough to accommodate machinery necessary for a 700-ton factory, which is just twice the capacity originally proposed. -:. A party is said to be in the Willa mette valley buying horses for the Klondike trails presumably to replace the dead ones now scattered from Skaguay to Dawson City. The weight must be between 800 and 1400. - A Lakeview paper says that scow, to carry freight, has been put on Goose Jake, in Lako County. The scow will be fitted with sails and will be navigated as well as may be that way until gaso line engines can be put on board ot her. 6 took Inspector Vandevert, of Crook County, will: soon have finished his semi-annual inspection of the sheep in Crook County. . Only about 15 bands. out of about 330,000 head remain unin spected, i Id all this lot, he has only found three bands infected with scab, and heard of two others that he will . inspect later. ; . - .. ... At Baker City the most important suit of this term of the circuit court was that of W.-W. Ellis against 40 householders, for the recovery of 100 lots in the heart of the city. Ellis' claim was based on a deed from J. M. Boyd given in 1878. ' The case was non-suited on motion of the plaintiff, without prejudice. Mr. Wilson, who liyes at Chitwood, has an evergreen cherry tree, says the Corvallls Gazette. The tree has prickly leaves, that greatly resemble the leaves of the holly. The tree is evergreen, and the oherries ripen about Ootober. and hang on tho tree after ripening a long time without deteriorating. The fruit is a genuine cherry, handsome and with a very pleasant flavor. The tree is quite ornamental, and grows to a height of ten feet. ., The Sunset Telephone & Telegraph Company has awarded Bemenway & Burkholder. of Cottage Grove. Lane County, a contract for furnishing 19,000 red flr orossarms. Each crossarm is to he 7 feet 6 inches long, with six holes in it, and given two coats of paint. The croesarme are to be used on the line that is to be built between Redding, Calif,, and Eugene. The company has also contracted with Hemenway & Burkholder for 14,000 cedar poles, all of which are to be completed by April 1. 1898. One hundred men will ' da given employment this winter. MRS. PEABODY'S SOLITAIRES. If AilslMtti Via Hmsm Wi.m. an ES, I havo been out enjoying what probably the last opportunity ot thr season," said Mrs, feabody as ear stood inherbicycli costume, one ot little group wsitiu in the hotel rotun da for the elevator. "Kather a eotd opportunity, was it notT" said one the gentlemen, regarding her with re spectful admiration. ' "A little freiita, but I cast 1st youth slip from me unimproved," and smiling she stepped lightly, but with quiet dignity, into the elevator. . . "That's a woman in ten thousand, aid the gentleman who had spoken to am. res body. .. i "Yes," said his companion. "The worldly Mrs. Peaborty,' as her family and friends halt in lest, half seriously, call her, is an exceptional woman. Her son Harry is 40. Hut years dou't count venen a woman, is as chsrminir aa Mrs, Peabody. Give me a worldly woman of the right sort every time. It will be time enough for angels when we reach the Elyaiau fields." Tou"i light. Didn't she look picture, though, in that natty blcycl uif" In the meantime Mrs. Peabody had donned a modish house sown and seated herself in the circling window of her sitting-room. It was one ot the hand somest apartments in the hotel and Its windows commanded a superb view of water, snore and distant citT. Al though the holidays were near at hand the first snow was just beginning to ran in large. Tar-apart flake that no eed and fluttered in the air as if determined to finish come eerie game before per mitting themselves to sink finally. As sne took up tome gold and green satin which she was fashioning into a gor geous eoiacusnion.sne caught a glimpse oi me marvelous picture wfcirb wrack ing silver-gray clouds, bits of sky, the water and floating snow were forming Jj - MRS. PEABODY FOUND NORA. from- shore to sky line, and she paused ana enjoyed ft as only a person gifted with fine appreciation rOnld. Mrs. Pea body knew that she possessed this gift and she never attempted to belittle or exceed it. Her appreciation of the efforts of others was cordial and intelli gent and wholly unmixed with a weak desire to imitate them. For this reason she was a favorite with artists, musician and literary workers, who Tallied her opinion and regarded her not as the worldly Mrs. J'eaDody, but quite one of themselves. Still, Mrs. Peabody was a society woman to the end of her finger tips. Stic would no more have missed a social function from choice than she would have broken the decalogue, and she certainly would not have done tbut, for Graves' Tasteless Chill Toalo is a perfect analarial liver and blood purifier. Removes biliousness without purging. Is pleasant as lemoa wrap. It Is as large aa any dollar tonic retails for 60 cents. To get the. genuine ask jot GroTes. Citizens of Ventura. Cal declined . the proposition for the reorganization .that town into a city of the fifth ansae. ' Y' 8'!n well-known Califor nian livine at San Francisco has been usd for $25,000 by Irene Violet Taylor, tor breach of promise. John Levaggi, an Italian miner, was awed by tailing down the shaft of the South Eureka mine at Sutter creek. Cat. ;- s; aa I l, T , i uiiuij iiumu mi nave uonc idui, mr mPn? ! t? "he vrae not only a member of one of Z-tV.Iikr c 'i .v.pcSy tbe.most fashionable Presbyterian Jot. wYnlxcLd siK7 8 The ehuche,, in tte city-b,,t hRb'"ld sees win exceed flOO.OOO. , was one of its elders, and in her way The.dty council of Los Ane-ele ens- she lived the re I i (Hon she omfpiuvtl. ended School Director Webb nnnrlino Indeed she was Jn all thimmwhnllv.in. the charges of extortion and blackmail cere- There was not even in her youth nil appearance a single note of arti ficiality. ,-.. The Peabodys were not rich, butthrv were able to have many of the luxuries of life.. On the -wall above Mrs. Pea body's work table was one of C'azin's vivid yet delicately Ideal interpreta tions of nature. Further on- was a small Corot, a. brilliaut bit of Vluert'B realism, a ianaseer. a Uibson girl and a gay, impossible poster, for Mrs. Pea. body's appreciation was, of . the all- around kind. Still, there were some things which Mrs. Peabody wanted very much which she did not have, nnd one of them was a pair of diamond solitaires. Her esrs had been pierced when she was a child. She never would svrainst him being investigated. ores "Cares talk" in favor of Hood's Sanaparilla, as for no other medi cine. Its great cures recorded in truthful, convincing language of grateful men and women, constitute its mostf effective ad vertising. Many of these cores are mar melons. They hnve.won the eonfldenoe ot the people; have given Hood's Sarsapa Ulla the largest sales in the world, and lam made necessary for iU manafaotnre have thought of wearing anything less the greatest laboratory on earth. Hood's handsome than fine gema, and the Bareaparlllaia known by the eons it has small, vacant ptmctarw were an ever- mada-carea ol scrofula, salt rheum and present thorn in the rose of her satfsfse- " 7"- " rnmatism, neuralgia won as she viewed herself costumed B4 weak nerves, eons of dyspepsia, liver and ornamented for themecy function she was never weary of attendlnsv. She would not have told just how it was troubles, catarrh cures which provs . J Sarsaparilla Is the best-In fact the One True Blood Purifier. H00d'S PillS UeasTto'oSeraW that desiring them so much she had al ways missed havinrthem.butsoitwBa. Aa she sat stitching she found herself wondering if poasiblyl nfce eoveted solitaires might not be amonir lie Christmas gifts, ghe had confided to an intimate friend, with whom Mr. Peabody invariably consulted when gave her presents, how much she want ing tiiuru came a soft kuuck at the dour followed by Mt Mnnount'emrnti "It is just Annie. Mrs. Peabodv. It's shout Nora I'm after comlu'," she snld as sue came In. "It very bad she Is, mum. The doctor anya she must have a operation that coats a ilulc of money, have her leg took off or die. Nora says us win go io uraTrn on uic two legs of her, but won't be llvln' wld a stumn. Nora's savin's are all gone, nnd llUhlle Huiimm-s too, and nil they have now I Middle's earnln's. Nora's mother, poor old dame, can do no more than take care of her. I thought, mum, If you nuuiu nee nore you couio lie ouance In jure her to have her leir cut off." Nora had at ont time been Mrs. Pea- body's favorite maid, and aha did not nraitate about going to her at once, although she knew the snow, so besutl. ful as a part of her window picture, was msKing a nest disagreeable slush on the street . 1 When Mrs. Peabody and Annie reached v the tenement where Nera livcd.ead were mounting-tbestsirs.ther heard a strong melodious voice singing iu m sirogrs ana client or a flatlron aa it was used and placed and renlaced on a metal stand: Bs not oourtln of wmb h iAAbin, ... Juat work and be tttrrr sud drink of your Nst carlo.' about what to-morrow may bring;: . It's te-tar. my laddie, that's bavin" Its A na: What good at all are you If you're always a-cartn'r For oarln' it Is that leada to dtspaJrln'." i "I wonder who that nhilosouher l?" said Mrs, Peabody. 'That's Biddie Sullivan. She'aalwava a singln' to keep them cheered." She Is Nora'e aunt. Isn't she?" No, just a friend from the old coun. try as alwaya lives with them." And she supports them?" Yes, what else could she ha dnln under the circumstances?" Mrs. Peabody found Nora not nnlv very ill. but wholly determined not to have her limb amputated. To all that sne coura ssy Nora persistently de clsred: .... It's me two leirs I'll be taktn io Heaven wid me, mum. I'll never he after carrying a stump around wid me." uon i ue too sure." said Biddie Sulll- van. "It may be to the bad place you'll be taken' the two legs of ye. Itwaaonly lost Sunday that Father Malonev said. quotin' the Holy Schripturesi 'If yer leg be bad cut it off and cast It from ye, for it's better to be halted and maimed than havin' two legs all right to go to hell.' " But it was all to no dui-doss. Nora waa obdurate. Mrs. Peabody saw seversl phvsiciana and found that nothing but a difficult operation which could not be under taken for less than $500 could save both the girl's life and limb and she de termined it possible to have it per- lormea. io mst end she asked her hus band if be thought they could snare 500 to help some one in great need, and he nad replied: I think not this yesr, my dear. never knew more trying times. I have even withdrawn my subscriDtion from the Belief and Aid." It was but three daya until Christ mas. The weather wascold, crisp and nne, -Mrs. reabody bad all her gift! ready and everything seemed to prom ise an unusually pleasant holiday sea' son. But a cloud which constantly ob- truaea itseii on .Mrs. Peabody was the thought of the little household where Nora waited for death, andibrave. faith' ful Biddie Sullivan waa at ber wash' tub and ironing board, early and late. to Keep the won from the door. I ve decided to take you intomveon fldeoce." said'Mr. Peabody, "and I thini 'U do so before I look over the evening: paper. As the worldly Mrs. Peabody has perfect taste, I want to know what she thinks of these as a Christmas sift for myoestginr Will they suit her? I've only taken them on approval," and he Handed ber a dainty open esse in which were a pair of brilliant and exquisit ly matched solitaires, from the verv best house in the city. This latter fact, the "hallmark," meant much to Mrs. Peabody, for nothing but the best from the best satisfied her fastidious taste. "How very beautiful! Ah, how good you are, Erastusl" she exclaimed, her ce glowing with pleasure. I have wanted them so long. Ton don t know how they suit me," she continued, as she adjusted the bean tiful genu and viewed her reflected self with tbe utmost satisfaction. "They do suit you," said'Mr. Peabodv. regarding her admiringly. . Then sud denly tbe Hgbt went out of Mrs. Pea- bonys race and she turned from the mirror. "Erastus," she said, "don't think m rude, but will you tell me how much you are to pay for my solitaires?" "Certainly, Josephine, just an even 11,000 " "Erastus, will you take them WV snd give me -the price of one," and she explained that she proposed to have the "But, my dear, you ssy you huvu wonted a pair ot solitaires for a long time," snia air. rcnuouy, "And haven't I hud them?" united Mrs. Peabody. "But you are sura you are satlsQud to do this?" "Entirely sure." , "And this is the 'worldly Mm. Pen- body,' " siild hor husband, putting his arm snout ncr. "Yes, It is," she suUK, throwing back her head! nnd smiling. "1 inn worldly, i love mo worm, ami l wna never hap pier lu it than I am Just now." "It was lor lovi ut the world," an III Mr. I'enbody, softly, ns lu bent anil kissed hla wife, 'that the Christ whoso birth we celebrate nunc to teach, suf fer ana ale among us." Buoklsn's Arnlea Balvs. Tho best salvo in tho world for outs bruises, sores, uluors, salt rhuum, lover uivvf vu(-,vuUivw UIH1U., UUIIUIIUUS, corns, and all skin eruptloua, and posi tively ouroa Plies, or no nav rooulred. It is guaranteed to, glvo porfoot satis faction or monoy rofundotl.. Price 24o per box. for sale by Cbaa. Strang. nilliam r'erria, llui uulml Knuliah actor, , was stabbed to death liv easwy, as ha waa outeilug Hie Ailelpul ifleaire,.iaoou. Historic Dover castle at Dover. Ens- laud, was badly damaged by tire lust week. The eastern portion of t he cas tle was entirely gutted. The steamer Orica. arrived at New lork a few days ago from fluvnna, bring :tS sales of tobarro, being tho Bret shipped from Hint port in many monins. The first substantial ruin since last Juno . has fallen in parts of Eastern Kansas, sad was followed bv an old fashioned billiard Hint prevailed all over Kansas. After honrlnr some friends cnntlnn. ally praiaine? Chamhnrlaln'a Dnlln Cholera and Diarrhoea Koroedy, Curtis r icoa. ot Ananeim. Callfnm a. nnr. ohasod a bottlo of it for his own uso ana is now as entbusiastto over its wonderful work aa anyone can bo. Tho so ana ou cent sizes (or sale by ti. II. ua.Kius, aruirgist. - Hubert A. au Wyck Ims taken tho oalh of otlicn as mayor of (in-nlor New York, to assuins Ilia duties of olllcv January 1, IMI7. The trunk line railroads of New York have slut-ceded in obtaining control ol nuarly all the unlire water front of Orcater Now York. A dangerous counterfeit $10 silver cortlllcato is in circulation. The note Is of the series of 1MH; chock lottor C, piaio I, treasury j o h. I 1 1 1 J T. W. Illtt law. 1 1 lUlimi st ST a lliomiighly Dvlo ilali ntilmllral fur woinin, will snUr um In Ibmy-stii uluim In iM. DuiIiih Hk yiu II will In u Iwialolois A MIRROR OF FASHION Pant ana Ntw fork Krlt Urn. will ninlaln rurrfiill? Mf. IMiil iliawlltia til Ilia ailvamra iavllluni nl I'Aiis slid Niw Vuin. (Inia a muiiili lha Haiah will Iwna, Irrt, . ritloifil faahliMi auplvinoiil. (Jul iair AllaMta tu vr nam xuwiia inaani iiuitiiwr win 11. mailt a leatuta, 'I'livia will Im anld In cumttclloii wild aarli Uua al unllorni plica. 1 ha IUiar will Imi publUh til. wtvaiy, naa, an miuttis Miiain intai. Faihiont 4 Ceorerf faihicn Suppltmtnt Cut Faptr Pattirni il-Wnklf faUtm 3hft LONG SERIALS AND SHORT STORIES WILD KKLKN Hi inu.lAU HMK RAOOKD LADV Kr If, A H0lfJII.ll Tlwaa sad a aror. of' fllhar 'MUllf litonunaitl wrllira will coalilbuia ahort aliiilta to ilis IUian In iM, making ihs passr taitatiallf ikb la ntllim. DEPARTMENTS AND SPEQAL ARTICLES OUR PANia LKTTKR ! THE LONDON LKTTKK At KATMIN fit tOKUr Ml tin, IVMINMy KH.OIf CLUBWOMEN HUMOR tl4KC4M,T M. HXICH , Jty J0HH KUNDMKK HAMS Than will ba a aailti ot irtlrlaa i:ilUtlla, Mu.lr, lha Votrt, Art, lha I'lar, Wnmt. anil Man, lailara amons Woman, 0iiIiiuii(, lloiuakaanlus. Ula and Health, luiliw llalaila, ale, I0e, s Cssr (! Isr fras frsiMclei) las., 14 s Ytsr I PaUf trtt in IKt UmM Sttlii. Cmmit. tklU: assrssi HASH a a MOTNf lit, raklliatrt, Ysrk Cllf wu lamouaaulhnia will ronlribula Iihir aaiialainritaio tba IIabam In ilol Tlia Aral rlaala wilh Krntch and Coallnantal acanai, tba anood U a Mnfyol s yming Si, Taiaamt, ana irpKaur Aaiancan. Mary E. Wllklas Octave Thanat , M. P. SpeRurd Mi I. Brltco. ' stair H.wiavaa (HUM laaat Nervous Debility Lost Manly Power Seminal Weakness V 9mm J 1 a: wm DOCTOR SWEANV, Who. lUpul.lloB Is Katabllahad by Ta V.air. mt t'wpairall.l.d Hnra al 731 M.ik.l MitMl, lu Fr nclacu ABB TOV ffffRE fSi) ATtE SATISFIED operation) performed which would' re store Nora, "and you take the price of a IT' . "e writhe other and) renew your WiWrlpUoa edthem. As she sat aevrinc and think- to tlieBeHef BdAl4.f T'- Mrs. Stark. Pleasant Rldvn. O ii "Aitor two doctors rave un mv bov tn uiu, i mvvu 111 in irom croup oy using Ono Minute Cough Cure." ft Is tho quickest and most certain remedy for ooughs, colds and all throat and lung aruuoies. oirang, mo druggist. Med- lorn, nr. j. uinaio, central point. A train on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois railroad ran In to an extra train at Clinton, Ind. Throe of the employes were killed and half a dosen seriously injured. Two more German warships have been sent to Chinese waters. In part ing. Emperor William told Prince Henry, who has clinrze of thu expedi tion, to protect Herman honor at all hasurds. i . Bvervbaxiir Rajra Bo. CaaeareU Caiflv r'aMiarlW. ,. mnaL wml derf ul medical discovery of tho sm, pleas- ana ana rerrosninp; to toe taste, act Rently and positively on kidneys, liver and bowels, Is the curac of btunsnlfr which bllikts sll thv ylcuum of yoiito. It drvlras lh spirits and wnkena the brain. Its train o( evils tears dovn the stt onjroat conalitutloa and completely wrecks the tneutnl nnd phyalcal tusn. Thonasndl of young nnd nulolcHif rd men thrash this sroutse of humaully have fvtind homes In Insane aaylums or dlled aulrlde s graves. It unllu lb. ruBVrer for study, builnrss and 'lbs seclsl or man Irrt iclallousof Hie. It rraulls In tired feellnss.dlialneM. tMiraWila. Mflrnliis of the brain, weak nd ahmnken orfana, loal manhood, despondency, fear of Impending danger, bubhllnras, pirn plea, loas of memory snd a wandcrLng mind. Assoaf tbe MAHHIKUIIcrcalr. IMa.ont.nl. Illaappnluluianl, Dlae.llar.otlon sad Traabls. It bas broken up more koruts. cauant more separations and doacrtionslhan all other vrlla combined, ir you art a turJurr Irom this nionitrr of ail dlaraaea, you should conaull Doctor Rweauy. He can poaltlrely and permanently airenetheu your wasted anil shrunken orgssa snd restore your maakood. ntm and Wonirn wilh Weak I!ncL A Tt'rnh Itnek ttrlnga an untimely drslk. II la sn unmistakable slcuol dlaeaacd Vblnfvs. tloea your tuck scbe t Uo you hav. pains In the aides, aufforallog fevllnss, ixiuiutlon of ihrr heart, deranged atomsch and a bloated condition of Ih. stomach and bowel. I lis vou have acdlmenl orbrlck-duat dcpoaiu In the urine lloyou urinate freucnlly Have you wesknean of the aeaual orgsna, partial or lout Impolency t If vou have any of Ihne avmutoma vou hm dUraacd kldneya. To nrglret these tronblts mesne to you Diabetes or HM.ht'e UiMsasodn premature grave. Iwctor Hweany cures snob dlacssea Varlrscelfl. Itydroretc and all bladder dlmcultles treated erllb unfklllng tun. Uaptnre New method. sure cure, painless treslment i ao knlle, no detention Hum work. no taper! meat. A poalllv., certain and permanent cure. . Private Diseases Oonotrbm, Oleet and Stricture cured. Syphilis, Ihs Irproay uf the sge, poaltively snd forever cured, ladles will recetv. careful and special treatment for all their many ailments. Write If away from thedly. Adyke by mall free. A timely word from this eminent pbyalciap- whlcb coats yen nothing, may save yo years of enacting snd may aare your tire. lwx,k. "(lnlde to health," s treatise on all organs snd their diseases, frwe on applicant.. Cur reiposdencv strictly conadeatlaL . F. L. SWEANY, M. D., 737 Harket St. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. James Petray, who so mvsleriouslv uroppeu out or sight iu riononia county, i.ei., some inrce years nuo. when in- cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, dieted for manslaughter by the irraud nun hMHiAha itwmw. tT.kltn. I ..!., 12 1 , .... ? . M(ai"y and biliousness, pieaae buy and try a box 01 u. u. u. to-dav: 10. m. so mu. Ha d guaranteed to cure by all druggists. Patrick .Moore of Woodland. Col.. drank a quantity of wood alcohol on a recent night and the following morning oe was totally uunu. Airs. Lizzie womble, a procuress. of Sacramento, (Jul., was sentenced to four years' imprisonment at San Quon- tin. I ho woman was an employe of a factory, and induoed young sirls to go mere sua meet men. jury, voluntarlnly surrendered himself to tbe sheriff of (Sonoma county ono day last week. Thrncyonrs ago John Uachman, a noighbor, and Polray's auisr nau trouoio over .fences, and Bachman made some remarks thnt caused young Petray to atriko liiin. Bachman died. It is alloirod. from Itliii effects of tlio. blow. Potray was in dicted, but dlsappenrud before be could be. arrested, and notlilna mors was heard or him nntiljlast wcelrlwhen ho lurrsndercd himself. He was released on bail. mm m mr js.m. vrr mm mmjtr r rm 1 The Somaw mother who with ber mantle rie. fended the bodv of her child from the. ravenous birds of prey is No Cure No Pay. That Is the way all druggists sell drove1 Tasteless Chill Tonlo for malaria, skills and fever. It la simply iron and quinine la laaleloss form. Children lave It. Adults prefer It to bitter, nauseating tonics. Price, to cents BUTLER ...JEWELER a perfect type of 1000 101 motherta all . timea and among all pro Ele. To protect er offspring irom harm is the overwhelming instinct of moth, erhood.i ' Modern moth ers are coming to understand that the best protec. lion tbey car Slve ueir chit ren against the' ar,m ,m. aeon 01 me is to transmit to them an aminoance 01 natural nealtn and hardihood. But a mother cannot confer health .mi strengin upon ner offspring unless she has a in seine measnre nerscil. , PrOSoeetlve mother, .hnnl tnrw it... ul. rierce s -svonte rrescripttoa Is a act enilfic medicine, which gives perfect health uu .ircngia 10 109 special orgaaa con ceived in motherhood. . . .. . . Taken early during the expectant time, it makes the coming of baby entirely aafe and nearly painless,. It insures cheerfulness sna recUDerstlve enerarv tn i. mnfher anH constitutional vigor to the child. It is the only perfect and positive Specific for all weaknesses and diseases of the femi nine organism. Mrs. V. K, Porrev. of Csrns. Kevsnahs Co.. llnnnal Or. Wllllsms' Indian Pita iOlntm.nl will sura mind. lllMtllnM KHrt I,..' - riles, llsnaofbalrui allays ti. Itching at once, acta a a multir.. in. . lief. lir. rVllluuna'faill.n lllNiklN meht la prepared for riln and Itch ing of ths prlvaio pans. Kvrry boi la Z""?"1" " orussiata, try mall oa iw- vnnnwi sevi lumin VV.i WWi winTQtsIUU, UBtO. MOTT'S PENNYROYAL PILLS Ra ( mm 1-0 llll. II . U c3k leOfi " TlWjr .Tsn. Ufa. IM-ysyr. lovlHsiAl Mnwiho4rJ, aidlu d. vrifpra.sin.ar griUI sUM DOsJJ. Down rrtalati tor wimbm mu thn. t'AfiMt 60 ferm-tffe k. For sale by G. JJ. Htwklns.IModford. BAST AlfD SOUTH -BV Til 11 The - Shasta - Route OP TlfK SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.' EXrBKSS TltAIUS LRAVE PORTLAND ' DAILY. Roilli 0:OOp. m 11:17 a.m 7:S a. m l.v, Lv. Ar. Portland Medrhrd Ran Hranelaoo I North 9.30 a. m etltp. mi 800 p. m Watch Repairing BolvINaali Lj, '. BO .VRAIia'.'T D ! . . V V I a V - i - . - 1 l mmm TftMHt Mak COFVntOMT Ao. Neb., writ en: f.. wiucb; i write 10 you agma concerning diujrthcr. Mrs. D. Ililllnmi. Rhr htm lakrn tm.boUlM of 'Pavorite PreMrioUon.' Hhe Anyone ttmrltnjr ittMdh anil AArrirtUnn vrtsiv Qiitoklr tuoorUln oar opinion tnm whether an and Of mnh Munn aV IVt Panali'S nrnnUon 11 p rob alii 7 patpnUbie. Ooromunlra- UUDIUIBJt IlNlunOOKOD I : sursavtiTW fi anrrfs inm nari I'stenU .rakon. thronsh Munn A Co, I my thinks the medldne did her a world of sood. (the waa confined thr 15th of February. Was alck but s short time snd nss a 10 pound daughter. Got along nicely afterward. Looks good, com plexion looks clear, and she ssys she never fell Scientific Jlmcricait hrinrt-omrlr llltmtratnd wnnklr. I.tnrryit e) ilntlon of any mlontllln lournal. Ternm. Ill venn fourmnnthai.il. Hniri hv.li nawsuln.lAf MUNN Co New YorK Branch oho., 4 r Ht Wubuurton, P, C. , . ' Above tralna MtM at all iliim. ktJiT Pnrtlanrt mi1U.i.m ...... u Albany, Tanrent, BAedds. lialaey, Harrt-biim. . Junmfon JIty Kugene, Oottairo tlroti! Drains, Oakland and at all station, from Roae bnrg to Ashland inclusive. : 'ROSHBDRO JfAIL-nAILT. SAO a. ml Lv 6 j0 p. m I Ar Portland Roseburf : Diiilag Canon OgrUn Kbtta. Pnllmsn iloliet Hleeperw and Reeoad' Class ' Sleeping Cars atUohed to sll ItirougU Iralas Botwoon ; Portland and ComHW. ! WE8T 8IDH DIVIBION. Mall tralna dally, exooptBaaday:' land Corvallls At Albany and I Oorvallis'eoiintwt with trains ! i .- - ofO.O.' B.railwav, " press Trains daliy.ososptsnndsyi MoMlnnvllla . Lv 8:60 a. m indspflndonoe Lv lifo a. ta l:M p, m 7:0p.m 8J0p.m tv Ar. Ar euHllH, fJHS'"? ""I1 rmnc,w with Oe Sh 1? uLV" 0,,Ul, ai M"lc Mall steam- on'SplP!'lc;to.Hptt,, ui Ba"n itnrl I,1i,!!"rt"l,atS W"tr Points and aSIiLb1" ,J",an'. OMti. Honnolulii and C0U,Agent; Medr5rd7 ' -W r. Koam,KR, c. n. markit am, . Msniiger. U.K. ft I' A fOUTUNO OKCOON.I ,f''