OUR COUNTY . . .
Correspondents
iAb4iiii abrfaaWssWvasW
Kaifle I'olnt Kagluts,
, UY A. 0. IIUWLKTT.
1 am aorry to stale thai Donnle
MoOee, tho oldest ion of Olivtir
MoQoo, U quite low with typhoid
Cover,
A, J, Florey, one of our loading
business won, Imd tho misfortune
to love a very vuluuble cow liut
wflek, ,rl ,, . ...
A daughter of Mrs. Taylor, who
II vei In tlx) Kmery bouso, aoooiu
nanled by her two ohlldroii, arrived
" Inst week frm California on a visit.
Dr. KlroP 'siiur came In from
Klamath wantv laat week with a
email buuoh of oattle and a pack
horte, stopping In Eagle I'olnt for a
short time, to rest.
, Mr. Braduoy, rooontly from K lain
nth County, has moved Into the
Mike Korman projiorty, owned by
J; J. I'ryor, until lie can look
around for a jioriimiieiit location.
Mrs. It. L. Friend gavo a rag
tnoklug party laet Thursday night.
The weather was ao Inolement that
only a few attended,' but those who
did atteud bad a royal good time.
Rev. J. 1'. Moomaw gavo one of
lila Interesting talk to the children
laat Sunday. He had a good at
tendance a wojl an good attention,
lie will pr8aoh. next Huuday at the
usual hour. '.
Mm. A. M. Thoma has been
making some noticeable changes on
her place, rearranging her poultry
yard and gottlng, tilings in shape to
go into the poultry business on a
largor so ale. 1 ' y ,
Rer. J. P. Moomaw and sons are
b'111 making substantial improve
merits on their plaoe, They have
recently added a large shed to their
barn, so s to bolter; protoot their
stock and wagons. ;
Mrs. Otis Murpbyi recently from
Klondike, came home with Mrs.
Howlett last Saturday to spend a
week or mora, with ua. lier ao
counU of her travels In that far off
land of the midnight -sun are truly
interesting.. . i . (
James ' Matnev, one of the ' old
pioneers of . Jackson ! County, and
for many years a resident, of ihla
neighborhood, was a pleasant caller
on your Eagle Potut correspondent
one night laat week. ! He is shaping
his business to go toi Washington
to visit his children a numlor of
whom are living In that state. Mr.
Matney says that he Qaa tried east
ern Oregon and Washington, as
well as the Willamette valley, but
has found no place that will com
pare with Jackson County. Hois
talking of purchasing property in
Medford and sottllng down for the
rest of hit life. ;
, ' ! 1 '
Their liuslut'HK Itomiilng.
Probably no one thing bu unused
auoh a general revival of trudo ulC'lina.
Hlrii(('i drug store as his giving away
to hl many customers of to mimy true
Ulal bottles of Dr. King' Now Ola
oovory for Consumption. 1 1 la trade is
simply oiiormous in IIiIh very vahiabli
remedy, from the faot that it always
cures and novor disappoints. Coughs,
oolds, aathtna, bronoliitie, oroup, and
all throat and lung dlseaaua are quickly
cured. ' Vou oaa tost it Jietoro buying
by gotting a trial hottlo free; largo
alxo Wo and l.OO. Kvery bottle war
ranted, j
i , ,
Griffin Creek Gatherings.
C ' i.V 1IY. I'KUNKa.V "... l '
A. Andrews made a trip to Ash
land Sunday, combining business
with pleasure. ' - "' '
- Our sohool is progressing nicely
under the able managomontpf Prof.
P. W. Talcott. A
Miss Lulu MoPhorson w' o is at
tending school in Medford, spent
last bunday at home.
The father and brothor )of 0.
Hover arrived Inst 8unday( from
Kansas, to Visit a wbilo hero. )
' Little Floyd Land has boon, sick
for flnvoral woeks, but is improving
under tho oare of Dr, Mushott.
Mrs. P. True, who has boon
visiting frlonds in Wisconsin the
past month, returned - homo Mon'
day. j
N. 11. Spencer has been Irusticft'
ling in the Applegato oountry for
several . weeks past, hunting and
prospecting, v ;
i Frank Truo has tho True farm
nearly all in, having run three
teams part of the limo. 1 We have
had a fine fall for farming,
. D. B. Hollas drovo a flno lot of
large, fat hogs to Jacksonville last
Monday. They woro sold to Orth
Bros,, of that plaoo.
- Henry Griffin Is busily engaged
in seeding the: iBerry '. farm, which
ho has rented., ; He intends putting
in tho greater portion' in oom next
spring, : ' ,'
The llitlo ' daughter" of Marion
Hartley, who has boon quite siok
with typhoid fever, is now very
muoh improved. 'Dr. "Stopbonuoii
is the attending physlolitn.
Little Roy Spenuor out hie kneo
severely last Friday while ohopplng
with an ax. Dr. Walt was sura,
moiled and driiHHiirl tlm anin.l
he Is reported to be getting along
iiuoit.
i ,.Mr; PmM 1,(1 naJ tnro h"oop
killed last Slttlinluv tnnrnlnir l.u
prowling dogs. Ho has appointed
himself a shot gun brigade and
threatens to make It wurm rV.r ,!
dogs caught prowling around on his
inrui in 1110 miure.
Mr, and Mrs, Omuzealo were very
pleasant oallura hl tlm U ntiiit it Mr
and Mrs, 1). 11, HoIIhh last Munday.
They have hut recently returned
from a visit to Crescent City and
Other points, and tironnunao thn
Rogue river vullev fruii. Imttr than
any they had seen while away.
Miss Jessie Spencer, who loft hore
Moildav. Nov. Uth. fur Huntit Pnnln.
Calif., was -married tho following
Wednesday to a vouna man of that
plaoe. Wo, in aoinmon with her
many friends, wish tho young lady
and the husband aha him ohOHun.
all happiness and prosperity in
Uielr married life.
Uaud by ItrltlHh Holdlura In Africa.
Cntit. C. O. Dunnlton U well known
all ovor Afrleu na ooinmnndur of tho
foroua that capturad tho fiiinoua rebol
(ialiahe. Under date of Nov. 'I, 18U7,
iioiii vrynurK, lluenuttiiuland, no
wrlUsa: "lleforo alnrtlnir on tho laat
eampulvn 1 Itouvbtuquuntlty of Cham-
h..pli.f ..'u f,.llrt rM.nl.... .....I I l
Heiuedy, whleh I uaud myaelf whon
troubled with liowel coiuplulnt, and had
jrlvuu to my men, nnd In every cuho It
proved moat bonelleiul." Kor aulo by
Strung, tho druKlflat,
Forest Creek News.
iiyoikua. '.
A. W. Rturgis is making a new
ditch, to facilitate the work at his
mine.
Plenty of refreshing showers over
here and fine prospects for fall sown
grain.
. Prod Arroprlest has hauled over
150 oords of wood to Jacksonville
during the past summer, and haa
some to haul yet.
E. P. Vickroy will operate the
hydraulio mine on the upper creek
this winter; Wji. Boetwick will
assist him with the work. ,
j That part of the new oounty road
below - A. W, Slurgia' ditch is in a
bad condition,, being almost im
passable with, a loaded wagon, rfj
,W. A. Kiiapp, of San Franolsoo,
la expected daily at the Knapp t
Dugan mine, on Forest oreek. They
will-probably make a big. run1 this
winter if there is plenty, of water. , '
James Davis, of the right fork, is
preparing for a good run. with his
hydraulio mine. This mine has
paid well at former times and with
plenty of water will do it again.
J. D. Pea roe and sons are pre
paring for a big run this winter.
They are clearing off new ground
preparatory to moving the county
road, so they oan work the old
roadbed. . . . ..
Rev. Hoxie, of Williams, Jose
phine County, and Rev. Eby, of
Jacksonville, bom uunlcaru preacn
ora, ' are holding protraoted meet
ings on Forest oreek. Servioes at
the school houso every night this
weok. - ; -
, , Bod Hot From tho Gun ...
Waa ths ball that hltO. B. 8teadman,
of Nowark, Mloh., In tho Oivll war. It
eauaed horriblo uloera that no treat
ment holood for 20 roars. . Toon Buok-
Ion's Arnloa Snlvo oured him. Ourea
outs, brulaos, burns, bolle, folona, conn
skin oruntlona. Boat pllo oure. on
onrth. 26 ota. a box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by Chaa. Strang, druggist.
Talent Rews Items.
-! J. S. Burnett is reported quite
ill." " "
- E. P. Hughes is shipping a oar
load of wheat this week.
A. D. Helms 'Was-down from
Ashland on Monday of this week.
Miss Mabel Chapman, of Ander
son creek, is stopping with M. L
Pollett and family, in Talent.
B. L. Buoy, who oame from the
Willamette valley last summer for
his health, is quite ill at present
with pulmonary trouble.
Miss Stella M. Hargrave, who
went to Southern Cillfornin a
oouulo of months ago for her health,
roturnod last week. The climate
did not agree with her.
Mrs, Br at field, of San Jooe, Calif.,
and her daughter, Mrs. J. Utterray
of Grand View house, arrived in
Talont one day last week and, are
the guens of VV. W. tistes.
There were two families by the
name of Lamt, from Iowa; who ar
rived in Talent one' day last weok,
They are old neighbors of D. H,
Hansoom, our . blacksmith, and
soom to be well pleased with the
country and think they will make
this their future, home. One family
has rented A, L. Helms' house and
the othor has moved Into, S. ' Sher
man's hall for "the present. cfitR-i i
t . ' Kr-i-i -.-rnw 7
' , ', .Many a Loyor; ; ' .,
Has turned with disgust from an 'other
wlno lovable 'girl , with: aa offensive
breath. Karl's Olovor Hoot Toa purl
(Ion tho broath by Its action on the
bowels, fete,; us'u6lh1ngrolso will, Sold
for you on ubeoiuto guanuitoo. Prloe
2R ots.. SO ots. Sold by Chaa. Strang,
dniggiat.
; ' ' KUaaath Couaty lUasa,
Vrom Ibe Klamath ralla Jtipraiw, '
Ohas. Hargadlne waa In town
Monday from Langell Valley and
left Tuesday for Ashland to join bis
family. While here ho re-leased
his oattle and horses to Henry
Duncan. . , , -
Thos. Dixon, tho prosperous Tule
lake rancher, was in town over Sat
urday. He has just finished dig
ging' nearly 70 tons of potatoes from
20 acres, which will bring blm
about $2000 , .,.u.
T. A, Lane, who formerly resided
here, arrived last Saturday from
Cape Nome, Alaska. He went to
Alaska in 1894 and has been at all
the mining towns on the Yukon
sinoe, noar several of which be now
has mineral claims. '
Sheriff Kershnor went to Pine
Flat Monday ' to arrest Henry
Sohoner and Henry Meier upon
warrants charging them with lar
ceny of lumber at the Pine Flat
mill yard. He returned with
Sohoner but was unable to And
Meier. The , prisoner maintains
that he is guilty of no crime.
J. MoDormott, the cattle buyer
from Butchtown, San Francisco, ar
rived Monday from Fort Klamath,
where lie bought about 4UU bead ot
oattle from Pelton Bros. The oattle
passed through this section yester
day to bo driven to Montague for
San Francisco shipment. Tho cattle
were bought by I'eluin Uros. on
the Deschutes, Klamath marsh and
in the Wood river valley.
Mrs. Estelia Hemenway died at
Klamath Agency, Oregon, Saturday
morning, Nov. 11, 1899, at half past
four o'clock, from an accidental
overdose of chloral hydrate, aged
34 years, 10 months and d ulays.
The deceased, who was addicted to
the use of opiates, without the
knowledge of any of her family took
a dose of chloral hydrate Friday
evening, a drug she was not used
to, in an excessive amount, one
regained consciousness Saturday
morning and arose for a snort time,
but shortly' after returning to her
bed she breathed her last, the ac
tion of the drug having directly
affected the heart. ' ' ' ,
Chamberlain's Fain Balm Cures Oth-
era; Why dot Yorif
My wife haa been ualng Chamber
lain a Palo Balm, with good results,
for a lame shoulder that has oalned
her oonttnually for nine years. We
have tried all klnda of medlolnea and
doctors without receiving- any benefit
from any of thorn. - Ono day we saw ao
advertisement- of - tliia medicine and
thought of trying It, which wj did with
tho beat of. aatiafaollon. She has uaed
only one bottlo and her ahouldor is
alinoat woll. Adolpb L. UilleU. Man-
choater, N. H. For aalo by Straug,
the druggist.
Phoenix School Report.
Report of the prinoipal of the
Phoenix public school for the month
ending Nov. 17, 1899:
No. of days taught, 20; days at
tended, 1420, days absent, boys,
54): girls, 30) ; total, 85. Cases of
tardiness, boyB, 11; girls, 12; total,
23. No. enrolled on register, boys,
40; girls 38; total 84. New pupils,
boys, 4; girls, 6; total, 10. Aver
age daily attendance, 71. No. of
visitors, 11. Cases of corporal pun
ishment, 1. .
' A. J. Hanby, Prinoipal.
; What is SbiiotiT ' . '
A grand old remedy for coughs, colds
and consumption; used through the
world for half a century, has cured in
numerable cases of tnoipient consump
tion and relieved many In advanoud
stages. If you are not satisfied with
tho results we will refund your money.
Prloo 25 ots., SO ots. and tl.OO. Sold
by Ohas. Strang, druggist.
' The inheritance tax' which the
Federal government will get on the
estate of the late Cornelius Vander
built iB likely to be over $2,000,000.
Chauncey Dopew will have to give
up $20,000 of his $200,000 legaoy
to the tax collector. ' Besides the
Federal tax the state of New York
will get about $500,000;
Youutr Mothers. . 1
Croup Is the terror of thousands of
young mothors buoauso Its outbreak Is
so agonizing and froquontly fatal.
Sliiloti's Cough and Consumption Cure
aots like wag to In oases of oroup. It
has never boon known to fall. The
worst oases relieved Immediately Prloe
tf ots. 60 ots., and $1.00. sold by Obas.
Strang, druggist.
The cavalry has been doing some
good wotk in the Philippine, cam
paign, and needs to do so to pay for
itself, since every horse sent to the
islands oosts the government from
$700 to $800 by the time it is land
ed at Manila. But still, if the
horses enable. Otis to do in a month
what otherwise would require sev
eral months, the oavalry will have
been a good investment. ;
i Working Night and. Day,
' The busiest and 1 mightiest little
thing that ovor was made la Dr. King's
mow l.ne fins. i-Jvory pin is a sugar
ooatod globule of healthy that changes
woaknose Into strength, lisllessness Into
onorgy, Drain-tag into montai power.
They'ro wonderful la building up the
nonitn. uniy ma nor dox,
Chas. Strang, druggist.
Sold by
WAft IN THK TRANiVAlL,
aaa SMtaaa Kufsfaa' la Daa4l
Conaini..
A cable dated London, November IT,
aaya : The lung ii'enee raapentiiig opera
tions In Natal has been broken la a
manner wholly unwelcome to the Brit
ish, whoa, growing bopefnllncM, baaed
nu the arrival of re-enforo4-menta on the
coast, Iiiim received a sharp aetbauk
through the news of a diaaater to an
armorec train near Uhieruley. The
Boera had prepared a olavar lltte trap
and the Britiah train aaema to hava been
ran with gulleleaa Innooenca. , V; ,,
To people here it looks as if the troopa
who arc operating In Natal are tmbuad
with tiia same ooutempt for their olavar
anamy that characterisee the muaio hall
patriots at home. It, waa.kaowa that
the enemy held the eounty througk
which the train had baaa moving back
ward and forward for days, bat appar
ently, immunity from attaok strength
ened the BriMak overooolldeuoe, , Aiter
they had fallen, Into, the trap, the par
aonal bravery of the party on the train
waa nseloaa in the faoo of the exoollent
fire of the Boera. who. are now able to
end to Pretoria auothsr batch of
prisoners variously, eathnaUdijt from
60 to 100. There la little doubt that
Winston Ohurohill la among the prlaoh
era, and aa he acted oonplcnouiy in the
fight la rallying the Britiah It is not
likely that be will obtain bis liberty oo
the ground of being a non-combatant.
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Utalnaal Wlalaa OfcambtU.
r$j!'Hfi
' '1
' The lallaat aon of the tat Lord Baa
dolpb ChurehlU Is war earroapoadeB
for a Mow York paper.1 He won dis
tinction la tho Sudan campaign nador
Lord Kitchener.;;-; . : , .',;; .
Churchill la at preaeot a priaonar be
ing captured laat week In the diameter to
the armored train. He la at Pretoria.
He wa4woanded in the hand during the
rengageinent,' through whion be anowoa
remarkable eoorae. ,
Iohdok, November 90. Thia morn-
tng'a newa gives little that altera the
complexion of the altnatlou. Sinoe the
fight of November B mattera, ao far aa
la known, liave been fairly quiet at
Ladyamith. It is not unlikely that the
Boera may be hesitating regarding the
next movement. The aituahou In Na.
tal la Tery ooinplioated, more eapeotally
if the ro porta be trno that the great
Tngela bridge haa been destroyed. . The
anooeaa of the next movement on either
aide will depend more on atrategy than
on auperinr nninbora. Tho Boera have
threo llnee of aotiou open. They oan
hold tho railway with the force they
have at Enneradale, falling allghtly back
before the Britiah advanoe aud threaten
ing It from Weeuen; or, in the aeoond
place, they pan advanoe from Weenen
and try to oarer Eatoonrt: or, la. the
third plaoe, they oan advanoe doe south
from Weenon to Waa ton, oat toe rail
way and blow up the bridge over Mooi
river. If It be true that there are 10,
000 Boers under Joubart and General
Botha marching south to meet the
Britiah relief force heavy fighting la in
store. . '
ONE OF OUR HEROES
km laetaaea ot the Splaadld Couraata
- XoraKr ol t'nale Saim'S
SoKlara.
The brightest page in the history of
any war is", perhapa, that wbleh records
the thouifhtfulneas of the offlcera and
the faith fulness of their men--qual-
ilius which, when conjoined, make a
roiriinunt nil hlinoat Irresistible force.
In "The Story of the Kough llidera,"
Rdwarrt Mnrshnll tells how, when Capt,
McClintock was wounded, one of hia
troonera cauie and lay down bealdo
him. ; ; '
"You'd better get out of thia," said
McClintock. "It'a too hot."
"Don't. worrj captain," the man re
plied.. "I'm between you and tho flr-
liiff line."
' llcCMntock,toucheda8 he vraa by this
exhibition of the man's devotion, still
wanted him to get away. ! .He urged
him to leave. The man refused. Finally
McClintock aaid:..
"I'm your captain, and I order you
to go. ; Yon are doing no gooa to nnj.
ono but me. , This ie no place ror
well man, . I .order you.!. .... . ; i
Tlien the man had to tell.
"I ain't no well man,", ho slowly ad
mitted. "I'm ahot."
"Where?" asked JIcCHntook. ;
i "Oh. it'a only a acratohl" .
They lay there In silence for a long
time. The firing began to come from
the left, f The aoldler worked hia pain
ful way around until he was again be
tween MoCHntook and the line of fire.
McClintock waa too weak from Iosb of
blood even' to apeak. Then a hoapltal
man oame and lifted MoCllntook to
carry him back, f
, I "Take him, too," MoCHatook man
aged to artloulate. .d ,
"No use," said the hoapltal man.
"He's dead."
1 sir!
RM1G
W HIS
After Slz Years of Inlensi ; 'h '
Sufferlni, Promptly Cured : rt6TandmauhS0
ntf e G entire oironlation is in a depraved condition. Ther '
f I . B no T Dl TJ uiwu
iantly Mppinsr awav the vitality.
be eliminated Irom the blood, and
n harrt anv ofTuct. ; v " i
There te no uncertainty about
BMUe W IB U IHHiKOU U BWUUKIJ Ujr WUTluuua
testimony of those who have been cured by ft
Sand know of ite virtues by experience.'' '" ' ,'
llr. L. Jt.CTark, of (rarigedottrthouse,Va., writes:,
" For'saB years I had an obatlnaae, running nloer on my
ankle, whleh at time oauaed me intonso suffsriag.-. I waa
ao disabled for a long while that I was wholly tmflt for
bueisMas. . One of the neat dootora treated me constantly
Mt did mo no good, I then tried Tarioua blood remedies,
without the least benefit. 8. B. 8. was so highly reoom
iwM that I concluded to try it, and tho effect waa
wondatful. It aaeroad to get right at tho seat of tho
aUssiaM aod f oreo tho poison out, and 1 waa soon com
pletely eurod." Swift fipeclflc
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AVarket Keport. , . , ,
STho following are the prices paid by
our merchant this week for farm pro
ouce. i nu list wui ne onangea eaoo
week as the prices ebange:
Wheat . ; ........AH
Oats 50
Flour. 11.50 per 100 lbe
Barley. r..... ........ ....... .11.10 " " H
Mill Feed 90o " , " "
Potatoes, 1 " "
Eggs, 26 per doz
is .liter,. i -,....sz per its
B ans, dry,...,
Bacon. ,,..',.
Hams,....-....,
Shoulders,....',
..03
.....09
......16
.....07
10
,.....4i
Lard,
Hogs live.....
am Trilaej It, ;
' Tn ardar to' more the arc at merit of
Ely's Cream Balm, the moat effective cure
ror uotarrn aua hiivh, ! paw pre
pared a generona trial size for 10 oanta.
Unt it of your druggist or aand 10 centa to
; ' ELY BROS., C6 Warren St., N. Y. City.
! I aoffared from catarrh of the worst kind
erer aince a boy, aud J never hoped for
uure, but Ely' Un-ain alu aeema to do
evon that. Many arqiiaiuuncea naTe naea
it with excellent results. Oscar Oatrnm,
45 Warren Ave., Chicago, 111.
: Ely's Cream Balm la the acknowledged
cure lor caiarra ana coawai no ogauu,
mercury nor any injurious drug. Price,
CO centa. ' At druggista or by mail.
Euraka Haraasa Oil ta the beat
preservative of Jiew laatlier
and the beet renovator ol old
leather. It oils, softens, black
ana and protects. Uaa .,
V Euroka
llarnoss Oil
on jonr best lutrmM, yoar okl bm
iwm, nd your cuTUcetop, and they
wili itot only leak btttr but wesv
kinirtr. . Sold cverywbm In mm alt
trine from h&lf pfnta to flTe cUoiiaV
Meats by sTTaJIAB OU C.
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KLV'S CREAM BAT.M laapoaltlTeenra.
Applj Into the noUzila. It la qnlckly absorbed, so
aeota at DmnHBts or bj mall ; enmplea 10c by mail
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mlreolm. but Is well known ts I
ours, too voetor aoes sni oiups terronn
ssuws piiyirolsn end tirioiiwnreei
In hliBMdaltr--IklMaMB off Mam.
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Ike eratiim wlthanfc ihouMei JtsBrsari
Trasses fitted b aa. Expert. BntilSMl
ran tor nupiurv a.
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Dr. Jordan's eoeolat ralnl
IVRRT NAM aoDlvlnfteosnni
sor hoH opinion hlJrmpllfK.
eewry cote v undertake .
, Treatment personally or by l.ttar, .
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k (or men.) OauorwrlU . i
DH RDN k CO.. 1051 Martot SU, ..' f H
SORE
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.In . every case the poison mus
no amount of external treatmeut
i it (,!((,?,'- i- -. -M a ..it n
the merit of S. S. 8. ; every cleW
THE DLOOD
NEff barb:
J. R. Hartei, Pioi,
Shop on Seventh street, opposite
Union Livery Stables. : ' ,ti,
SHAVING lO.
HAIR CUTTING 20.
Give me a trial and yon will come
again., ; -.,-')., :J ...', ;..
:'' BAST AWJ) BOTJTH , ;
The - Shasta - Rout
SOUTHERN PACIFIC C01FAHT.
f I f;
BXl'RSSS TBAIMS LXAVK POKTLAtTV.
, daily. .. , s.; '
Sootn Worth 1 '
7:00 p. m Lt, Portland Ar. t:ia.aa
10:60 a.m Lt. Medford . Lt 4Sp. aa.
7:46 a.m Ar. Ban Praneiaeo Lt. SMp.iat
5:00 p. m Ar ORdan ' Ar 1:10 p. m'
6:05 p. m Ar Denver Lt 6:atp.s
:M a. m Ar , Omaha . Ar 8:80 a. aa
8:15 p. m Ar ' Cnlcaco Lt 6:S0p. na
7 :00 a. m Ar Loh Angelea Ar : p. m
8:16 p. m Ar El Paso ' Ar S:B3p. aa
4:15 p. m Ar Fort Worth Ar 8:40 a. na.
7:65 a. m Ar - Merr Orleans Ar 8-.40p.aa
Dining Cars
Observation Cars
Pullman first-class and tour
' is tears attached to all ..
through trains.
ROSKBCRQ MATL DAILY.. ,
Sd0a.mlLT
S-jQ p. m i Ar
Portland
Roeebnnf
Ar
Lt
40 p. nt
7J0a.ae
OOBVALLI8 MAIL DAILY (Exaept 8andaT-
7 XI a. m I
12:16 pi
Lt
Ar
Portland
Coi-raUla
Arl
Lt
l.-oa p! m
At Albany and Corvallla connect with trains)
- ... of o. O. St E. railway. . i , ii
INDEPENDENCE PALSENGER DAILY
(Except Bandar.) 1
' Atsp.m LT Portland Ar 8:15a.na
7-SOp.m Ar MoMlnnvllle Lt (tS0a.na
' 8 JO p. m Ar . .Independenoe Lt 4-fOa. oa
Direct connection at Ban ' Francisco 1 witk
steamship Unes for BawaU, Japsm Onlna, Tke
Philippines and Australia. i
iur mruuKU nuanis auu rates viu VI u ur ssv ,-
areas Mr. w. v. AAippinooxt, Agent, ateoioro. . v
R; KOKHLqk, . . , CH. MAttKHAM, rrt
. ... ,., Muaer. . . u.r sr ct?-.;-
OHTLAND , OREOON. .,
TA5TELES
is just as coon ran adults.
WARRANTED., PRICE. Spot.
i. -it .",(', -), o At atia, Iils., Nor. , la. .
PAvt.M.4W,lnA On.. RI. Iinl. Mo. . v
flcntlnraeiil- Wo ana) Inat year, 000 bottles of
(IHOVU'3 'rASTKLKBS OUUJj TONIO awl have :
honpht tutee k-roen alreaitr this year. . In all oar sa -perleee
of 14' yean, tn tfto diuii btuliiea.' nave '
V ,ivcr.'uMnnallliliUiatnvoem unlvenai aaut
I ivMuu aa jour Stale Xoui. truly,
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