The Medford mail., April 26, 1901, Page 8, Image 8

PACIFIC COAST NEWS
ITEMS OF INTEREST PICKED FROM
THE WEEK'S DISPATCHES.
Vraltlent mtil Cnaliler nt flunk, Cotu
II huloltle. Itultl mi Chluaau Klava
laana Deatructlve Fire Kaawlck
Murder nml Suicide nt Uougluaa, Arls.
The British stonmship Ontthuoss ar-
tired at Port Towusoud from Japnu
U Victorin, B. O., ImviiiR a okxiu bill
I health from tlio nutliorities at wtl
liamshead station. When Ixwrdeil by
the Uuitod States qunniutiua officer
mallpox was fonuil among the orew
una the vessol wns rderetl to qtinnm
tine, together with llritish Vioo Consul
Klooker and Customs Inspector Lie nr.
who had been permitted by tho enptaiu
to board the vessel ahead of the qnarau
tine officer. Tho attention of the Can'
adieu government will bo cnllod to the
matter by the qaurautiue officer at Port
Town send.
O. E. Huber of Los Angeles has filed
nut for J'JO.OOO damages ngniust F. S,
Hicks and Emeliue Chillis, Huber's sis
ter and brother-in-law. Thoy instituted
proceedings whereby Huber was con
lined in the county jn.il and hospital on
the ground of insanity, but a subsequent
wauuinntion established that ha is saue,
hence the dnmage suit.
Maddened because Miss Alma Cobb
of Copperopolis, Cal., accepted the at
tentious of Georgo.McCarty in prefer
ence to his own, Johu H. Oorhaiu lay
in wait for his rival and ridd ed his
body with bullets. Following tho niur
Aer Gorhnm ran to au old vacant house,
irhere he had some dynamite iu readi.
xess, and placing the dynamite upon
the floor, ho lighted the fuse and lay
bctoss the cartridge, which exploded
nd tore him to shreds. Tho shooting
took place just after McCarty bade Miss
Oobb "good night" at the gate of her
some. Gorhnm was foreman of the
Union copper mine and McDonald a
Well-to-do sheep raiser.
Fire at the Heinzo smolter at Bntte,
Mont., caused 100,000 damage to the
plant. The property is fully insured,
But for the good work of the firemen
ad employees of the smelter the entire
plant, valued at over $1,000,000, would
lave been destroyed. The smelter will
aoon be running again.
The grocers of Vancouver, B. C, will
form themselves into a joint stock com
pany and the present number of stores
will be cut down by half to lessen ex
penses. Profits will thus increase and
prices will be maintained on a better
nuns. The retailers have been forced
into this action by the wholesalers, who
require some protection against failures
nd bad debts. The latest scheme to
collect bad debts is being introduced by
ending a collector clad in a scarlet uni
form to people who have heretofore
cheated their grocers.
United States Marshal Shine, with
six deputy marshals and ten attaches
of the Chinese bureau, under Dr. Gard
ner, made u sudden descent on China
town, San Francisco, and, uiuid scenes
Of intense excitement, chopped their
way with axes into the slave brothels
-and took luto custody many shrieking,
terrified females. The raid was the im
mediate result of orders received from
the attorney-general at Washington by
United States District Attorney Wood-
Worth, directing him Jo do all in his
power to suppress tne traffic in female
Chinese slaves. Eighteen of tho women
I held in custody, and they will be
i before the federal courts to deter-
i whether they are legally in this
ooutry and if they are held in bondage
'Bn the chattels of masters.
Charles Brown and E. L. Caubr,
president and cashier respectively of
"the First National Bank of Vancouver,
"Wash., which was closed by the con
troller of the currency, committed sui
cide two miles from Vancouver uy
shooting themselves with a revolver.
The bodies of the men were found
lying together in a small clomp of
bushes about a half-mile north of the
Columbia school, which is situated on
he outskirts of the town. Both used
he same weapon, and Canby evidently
-aiid first, as the revolver was found in
Srown'a hand. There is said to be a
hortageof 181,000.
Averdiot of murder in the first de
jcrae, with the punishment fixed at life
Imprisonment; was returned by the
jnry in the trial of Robert E. Glaze,
who killed his partner, William Tre
wUella, at the Windsor Hotel, San
-jrntncisco, on January 14 last.
For the sixth time in four years Kes--wick
has had a big fire. Saturday
naming flames broke out in Barbary
Oonst and all North Main street is now
an ashes. Fifteen places of business
-were destroyed, together with half-a-dozen
dwellings, entailing a total loss
f about $30,000. .The buildings con
etiiuted a long frame range. None of
the owners had been able to obtain
insurance, so the loss is total. Littlo or
no stock was saved.
"T-W-v-Tr
:: A Reconsidered Decision
- - ' By Nellie Cravoj (Hluiore
tfYMH Ik Mon Mcitni, fvhhif too, lUpttntMl
pywit i i luiveivw.j
rpilERE was no doubt in Dorothy
I mlud that she had utiule a wise da
cisioiH That Is, according to a pe
cunlary view of .the thing and the stutl
lng approval of a host of poor relation:
wnose proclivities lor nuviee, he ret
tore, were in ill proportion to the size
of their purse.
And though inwardly rebellious, the
idea of sacrificing herself on the altar
of Mammon seemed to her as mteres'
ing as It was odK Hut money could il
anything! All the pinching little econ
omies that they had been compelled to
practice for years would vanish like
snow under a uoonday sun, and some
sense of independence be estsblisliv
But there is no getting over the bitter
fact that other thoughts, and, perhaps,
other hopes, had been crushed Into the
background. . .
"All that is post and gone, though
Dorothy told herself with a1 stanch
sense of propriety, "and I mustn't ul
low myself to think too much about it.'
She passed her hand, a little wearily
through the brown hair that waved
back from her face, and leaned one e
bow meditatively on the window sill
thinking of the future she had laid on
for herself, and living over, in a huii
dred ways, the past.
Then she thought of Uarry. and look
ing gloomily for an instant at the dia
mond that sparkled on her finger, drew
it oil, slowly, and with a sigh laid il on
ber lap. No, it had not been an en
gtigement, exactly but
There was all the difference in the
world now. Had he not, onlv the nigh
before, after all that had passed be
tween them, entirely ignored her and
uarrieci Adelaide Hunt, a bright, dash
ing brunette, to the swcllest hop of th
season, while she remained at home
1 hat was all. But it was enough. So
that when Col. Kggerton, as usun
called around, and, as usual, proposed.
she promised, in desperation, a final an
swer on the morrow.
oo mai answer of acceptance was
written and signed with a scrawl, and
laid on the library table to be posted.
in one aay everything had beeu
changed. It did not seem possible, ve
as she sat by the low vine-screened win
dow, a soft wind lazily lifting the loose
hair on her forehead, each event rose
up in lurid distinctness before her
mind.
Then a brilliant red flamed over the
rl's face, and faded off suddenly, as a
tail, athletic young man came quickly
up the walk. As ilarrv llainbridtre
stepped on the low veranda, she left her
seat by the window, and gave him her
numi- with a friendliness that ill-be-
tokeiird any inward agitation. .
the shining regard that broke over
his face at sight of her. brought the
soft color to her cheeks. She smiled
it lie uneasily and drew her hand out
or his.
Will you sit out here?" she said. "It
is cool, and pleasant."
He bowed a smiling assent and sank
nto the empty chair next to hers.
ion did not expect me?" ho
queried, studying the girl's face critic
ally. She was pretty very pretty. A
tall, slim girl, with regular features
and expressive gray eyes.
"I knew you were here, and I came,'
lie went on. "May I tell you whv?
want to ask yon to tell vou how much
I love you. and to ask you to marry me,
n you wu:. '
Dorothy Hushed and turned away
sort of desolation sweeping over her at
ins words.
i would rather you would not not
.-.ay sucij iningx, sne returned, nerv
ously, moving a way from him.
But I must," he continued, hnlf
smiling and trying to look into her face.
"It is my first opportunity toask you.
I did not feel that 1 had a' right to be-
jore. But now, I am in a fair position
Blberfc Hendrickson, a cowboy on the
Cook range near Proscott, Ariz., died
some weeks ngo, but before his death ho
.revealed to three companions where
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uiuu w avuuu u, iaii ui 4jUiU, puri Ol
the prooeeds of the hold-up 80 years
go of the stage plying botwoon tho
Vulture mine, near Wickonbnrg, and
the Southern Pacific Btation at Mari
copa. Hendrickgou's companions ill the
liold-np are dead, and fear of capture
prevented him front attempting to dig
the treasure from a yard in Phoenix
where it was buried. Three men re
cently obtained permission from the
owner to dig iu a yard at Adams street
and Second avenue, and took away with
them a small, oblong package. Wil
liam Odom, an assay er in Phoenix,
divided among three men a bar of gold
ore Gold Miuo. Wickonbnrg. Ariz..
MO." They give him f 100 to bold hi
yyie for a week,
He paused for one moment to glance
at her face, now turned to him, half
frightened, and with an earnestness al
most pathetic.
"You must not, you must not, In
deed," she choked back a little dry sob.
"It has all been a mistake a wretched
mistake," she went on brokenly, ber
face pale with suppressed feeling.
She was staring past him, vacantly,
at the wide green garden, now bril
liant with a thousand perfumed blos
soms, while, with hands cold and trem
bling, she took. the ring from her hip
icuciiiiig toward mm suddenly laid
the glistening thing on his knee.
He looked at her in a dazed sort of
way, the happy light d,ying out of his
face as his fingers closed mechanically
over the trinket.
"Why Dorothy what's the matter?
Won't you keep it?"
A look of keen disappointment
crossed his features as he looked at her.
"I would rather not," she returned,
her voice tremulous in spile of herself.
"you see" twisting the end of her
sash "I um going to marry some one
else, and " - .
"Dorothy!"
He had risen and was ' leaning
against the banister rail, where he
could look her directly In. the fnce, and
wnerc she, too, could see him. He had
grown very pale', and whh a deeper
'.hrob of pain than any he had yet
known, waited in silence for her to say
something, but she did not, and he wen'l
on, never taking his eyes from her face.
"1 came here lo ask you to be my
wife, feeling and believing that, you
would give me the right to think of and
love you always. Was I wrong?" he
continued, his breath coining-quick and
dry, "after all that has pasted between
us to hope?"
The girl looked up for nn ins'tniit, but
the stern gleam that shot from her
companion's eyes caused her to t'-rn
j away, Suddenly the thing thut she ..ad
done rose, gigantic, before her, black
with a thousand nameless doubts. She
almost faltered; only n strong sense of
propriety withheld her, and listing of
memory of the night belore Milllectl to
strengthen her resolution.
"Could, you not easily console your
self with Miss Hunt? You seem to
admire her very much." Shu spoke
with some bitterness oiui her face
hardened. Tae girl's heart wa mak
ing its protest, unconsciously, but
surely.
An expression, halt of amusement,
came into Ilainbrldge's face, - tie he
caught the strange light In her eye,
but he made no answer, and, In spite
of the girl's indifferent shrug, a look
of annoyance crossed her face.
- A breath of wind, heavy with the
fragrance of summer, fluttered the
ribbons of her soft gown, as she
turned to him, her eyes black with
sudden emotion.
"You took her to the hop did you
not?" .
"It was by the merast ekauce," he
answered with a gesture that seemed
to indicate: "What ulse was I to do?"
There was silence for a little. Then
he looked up suddenly, and said:
"I was surprised not to see you
mere.
Dorothy said nothing, but shaded
her eyes from the sun with one small
hand and ganed Idly at a climbing
rose at the other end of the veranda
He had not asked her to go, und a
sort of silly pride forbade her to let
him know that no one else had.
"1 meant to come here," llninbridge
began, after a pause, "to tell vou
everything. I thought perhaps," he
went on slowly, "that you would not
miud so much. Hut I heard some
one told me, thai you would be at the
dance with Kggerton. That is the rea
son."
The girl's heart begun to beat, and
a look of surprise swept the latest re
sentment from her face.
Something in the man's tone.
the earnestness of his manner, forced
his sincerity upon her, and she half
relented.
Hut the die was cast, and there was
no going back now. She caught her
breath, and the wave of tenderness
that overwhelmed her for a minute
was quickly crushed down.
Dorothy drew a deep breath. There
was a pause. Presently she spoke.
"No one asked me to go to the hoo,
she said, determined to let him know
everything now. '"I knew you were
there with her, and I thought, of
course, you didn't care about me."
Her heart was throbbing painfully.
as she went on. unsteadily: ".'.:. .! now
since I am going to marry rr one
else I don't see the use of talking any
more noout it.
'I suppose not," Bsinbridsre re
turned, coldly, reaching for his hat.
tlood-hy."
The careless tone made her heart
sink. She could not let him iro like
that.
"Harry!"
He turned back.
"Can't we be friends?" 1
He gazed at her fixedly for a mo
ment and an ominous cloud gathered
on his brow.
"Xo. I think not."
A glimmer of disappointment passed
over the girl's face.
Do you mean." she asked. IncM-i-
her hands tightly over :
while a look of hurt sun : . i :-.i;i d
on her face, "that we are iu i;e strangers?"
"I mean," he answered, slowly, in a
oiec in which pain mingled with pas
sion, "that it will he cvervthiiiL'. or
nothing. I shall always love you, and
cannot pretend to n fricndshiii which
i oo not leel. '
He paused for an Instant and looked
straight Into the girl s eyes. "It is
oeuer," ne. said, calmly, "to bo an
enemy than a hypocrite."
something in his voice nwed her
nto silence. The sun had beirun to
set and great patches of irold fell .,n
he man's fnce, now white and deter
mineda face that brooked no com-
promise.
Suddenly he came close to her and.
stopping, pressed hlB lipe to her white
loreneaa.
erne shot a quick glance into his
eyes ana the warm color died her face
scarlet.
It is for the lest time." he aald.
tremulously, and wes gone.
'there were tears in the girl's eyes
the white lids quivered, and her Una
tremoieo. uroken down by the vio
lence of her emotion, she turned and
hurried into the room, to be alone
with her misery.
In a sort of desperation she threw"!
glance toward the table.
The letter! It had not been Dostert!
iier Breath came in quick, sharp
In the moment that followed, she
realized everything and did not hesi.
tate.
The next instant she was back on
the veranda, a deeper color In her
cheeks, and a radiant light In her
eyes.
She cast one sweeping iflanco at. thn
retreating figure. Bainbridge was al
most at the gnle, nnd not 5t feet
away, coining directly toward him,
handsome and smiling, Adelaide Hunt.
"Harry!" Dorothy's voice was clear
and firm, and there was a new thrill
In it. ,
He turned, a little coldly, nnd
looked' back inquiringly.
''You have forgotten something."
He paused for a second, then, under
the potent spell of her voice, retraced
his steps and followed her into the
library. .
She went straight np to the table
and indicated by a gesture the blue
tinted envelope lying there, while the
soft color stole into her cheeks
"Harry!" '
She placed one hand tremulously on
his arm, and . the eves lifted tn 1,1
were full of meaning
"1 might tear it up, you know,"
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Tho Kind Yon llnvo Alwnys Bought, nntl which luw boon
. iu uao lbr ovor 30 years, has borno tho slirimtiiro of
St-tf A"! hi been niiido uudor IiIm par-
fjfi.SJ&Jttf-?-ft. soniU BiiporvUlon hIiioo Up InfUnoy.
tar7r, CA4Ai Allow no ono to deuolvo you iu tliln.
All Counterfeits, Imitations nntl "JiiHt-ai-jrood" are but .
Experiments Unit trlllo with nnd eiitlungor tho health of
Inlliuts and Children ISxnorlouoo itirnluHt Experiment
What is CASTORIA
Castorlit is a harmless substitute tor Castor Oil, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing; Syrups. It is IMcusnnt. It
contains neither Opium, Alorphino nor otlter Murootio
substance. Its ngo is Us gunmutoo. It destroys Worms
nntl allays Foverisliucss. It cures Dlurrhwa and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. H assimilates the rood, regulates tho
Stoinnch and Ilowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep.
Tho Children's l'anucea-Tho mother's Erluud.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Haye Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
TH, OCNTAUM flOHMNV. Tf MUHAAV STSKT, NSW VOKM QtTV.
Chinese rebels havo dostroyod ISC
versts of the Mnnohminti railway, re
moved the rails and bioketi up the roll
ing stock- Moreover, lli.iy Imve killed
nearly a whole dulnchniont of railway
gnards.
Tho trial of tho nienilieri of the Man-do-Ducat
secret society, wliourooliiirgod
with burying alive Filipinos who were
opposed to tlio insurrection, has elicited
the fact that all the. local olllcers, the
parish priest and tho picMdont in ono
locality were the chief olt'uuders. A
reigu of terror was sccrjtly begun, aud
persons rofusiug to onntributo (o tho
insurgent cause wero buried alive by
the direction of tho president.
A Titolobiiu (island of Loyto) dispatch
dated April 21 says entliuaiiiHtia throngs
greeted the appearance of the I'liillppimi
DOiuiiilsHiou ill tho capital of Loyto.
C!oullduiice iu American purposes was
reiterated.
Fifty iu-surgent riflemoii nttackud tho
town of Bay, on B.iy hike, iu Laguna
proviuco, southeast of MamUi. The in
surgents woro quickly routed.
Intercepted dispatches from tho iinnr-
gout Uoucral Noriol to General Slalavnr
directed Malnvar not to surrumler, say
ing ho would scud him ;!0uu recruits,
money mid nmmuuUimt when Aguiu
aldo was released. Noriol succeeded
Trias iu southern Luy.011.
Tho clergy nnd baiiiiuss men of
Manila uuvo niiido a strong protest
ngniust tho opening of cockpits.
At n meeting nt clergymen in Now
York called to discuss Hie passion of
sooioty women for gambling, it was
stated that tho homes of tho rich nro
praotieally childless. In tho mile of
palnooa on Fifth avonuc, botween Fifty,
seventh and Seven ty-sccoud Btreots,
there aro only IS children under 12
years of ago. Among tho residouts of
that section of millionaires' row aro
Johu Jacob Astor, Qcorge and Howard
Gould, Ogdon Mills, William C. Whit
ney, Claronce Bent ley, E. J. Bcrwind,
Charles T. Yorkos and James A. Burden.
Mountain lions are destroying sheep
in the country aronud San Diogo.
' General MaoArthur sends the follow.
ing dispatch from Manila, dated April
11: "Uoiouel Acre surrendered at Gas.
tillejos yesterday with Olio soldiors, 12
ofneors and arms. This and tho sur
render of Oolonol Alva nt Porlngo, on
April 8, with 18 officers, 801 mou aud 02
riiles, frees Bataau, Zuuibulos proviuco. "
Davis
Sewing Machines
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fil l r:iln.v tit ouoli tumult in A. O. U. W.
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ovory Krltlny evenhm In AtlMln.-Doue Ulook,
MtHlferu, Orusou.
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of eiii h uiiinih ul 7:l 11. ui, Iu WooOmeu hull.
vioiiiiik aiaiera luvllcd.
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AUaM. Nlt.u, Clerk.
W. It. O. Cheater A. Arthur IVtrna Nn u
nnjeta second suit lou-lli Wednomlny of oaob.
?.'!",")' " 'cl",'1 V- " la Woodumo's hall.
MiBirrn luviieu.
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U. A. It. Cheater A. Arthur Itaoi Nrt a
incoia In Woodmuu'a hull ovory aeoonit unit
fourth Monday tilslit In enob month si lis),
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. Kiiahk KASiiiiArsii. Com.
oficnoa, aujuiuih.
highest grado
Have boon
known for
moro tliaii
30 yenrs as
the hand
fiomost i 11
design and
finish of
cabinet
work, the
in quality of
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Mbs. O, JftllST, Hoo.
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in.. In AdklaUrueililiick, Mclford, (iro. Vla
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matoriul and workmanship,
tho easiest running, and
above all the most durable
Sewing Maehino mado.
Tlio New BALL IJEAK
INO STAND is a valuable
Improvement in light run
ning and long wear.
JOHN F. WHITE
MEDFORD. Agent.
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ond and fourth Tbiiraduy'a of oaeh month av
tluiuuile Hall, Sledfurd, Oirson. Vlalllm ala
tcra and brolhora alwaya wrlciMne.
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Hev. CfiUH. Iluolb, Hoo
av r.iiinropui i.iiiiren ovory sumiuy niornliis ul
urai nan ihlra
lllo'elook: dlvlno aorvleo evur
ntiuiiitya Ul f tiiU u. ui.
lor,
Molhodlal Kplsropnl Churcn W. II, Muoro
paamr. I'reuehliiK ovory Uublinlh ul II u. m.
and 7:W p. ni. Hunduy aehisil ul 10 u. in., II. I,.
Ullkoy, atipi. ciuaa nioeilus ovary Hsbbaih
ul clone of aoruion, l,ovl Kaueolt, leader, K
worth leanue overy Habbatb svonhis ul :, O,
Kuucolt, prrat. lienular wockly pruyor moat.
Ins every Thurailny ovenlnir al7:.n) I.adioa'
cirwio ovory woes. Mlaalonn
uiccta Iho Ural Friday In ouch mouth,
laatonnry aoololy
I'rcabytorlnn Church Itov. A. Ilnborly, pua
lor. HoaldonrO ul llln lliail.B In tlin r.i.r t thn
church. I'renoblnw avery Habbaih ul II u. ui.
nnd I'M v. nt. Hur day achool ul IU u. Ul., Duvlil
Day, Hupl, cbrlklliin Kitdeuvor nieellns ono
hour betoro the evenluu aervlce, M.a Klla
lloilse. I'rea. I.adlea' Aid Bt cloly every other
ThULdoy nflrrnii.n. Ura. 1 tf. Wall, frea.
I.adlea' Mla.lonniy Hoelnly ill Tnrndny ol cnell
nionlh at iMo p. tn Mia. l T. Plarrr, I'rca.
Do Not Trifle
with danger and remembf:
every cough or cold .means
danger.
'3
Cure
will cure your cough or cold
at once, It will heal and
strengthen your lungs. It is
a safeguard for you always.
Take it at the first indication
of a cough or cold.
"A revere cold Milled In throat and bronchial
! , df "lw",.l"d "veral nionthi. I
tried Shiloh anil It cured no at once. An
glad 10 add my testimony.
PlERKE CUSHINO,
.Hector St, Mark's Church, LcKoy, N. V,
Hhllnh's Conanmntlon Dure Is sold by all
druvalftta at 2So. Ann. sii. an n 1 - a
u,mkvu K,iHri.iiKHe ffoea witn evary itottle,
-.j. .-, il,,. nRi.inii
and get your money
IfycHiarniutHatlaflod go to your druu-nlnl
uuok
Vrlte for lllttitrated book on coititimntlon. U-tn
Without coil to you. 8, C, Walla Co,, UKoy, N.V
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
T.nnd nftlen nt Tti.nl,,.-., n-n- it l m
111. Nolloe Is bornliy given Ihul tho follnwlnit
nomod soltlor baa tiled notice of her Intention
to muko llnul cotninulnllon proof In support of
. - ,7 -'". oni ptoot win do mntio do-
fpro Oua Nowbury. county olnrk of Juckson
M r'lSr!".' " ""'"""""lo. Orogou, on
ANNIK D. HECKATIIOItN.
on tt. k, no. loans, for tho NWi rem rvi
Hho nnmos the following wltnoasos to provs
nnT tVin llnitmia rtflsliiAnnn a ....
of s.ld iandT VliT " """"
sSn,V.0'!,,r',.KI,,,," Martin, Ed. Pnnco snd
O. W. I'onoo al! of Trull, Jnokson Countv Orn
'on' J.T. IIiiidoss, Iloglsloa
SOUTH AND BAST
via
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Shasta Route
Trains louvo Modford for Portland nntl
way stations nt 4:21 A. M. ond 4;52
r. M.
rv. Portland
l.v. Medrord
Ar. Ahaltind
Ar. Hncriimentn
Ar. 8sn Hrnnclncn .
Ogflen
uenvor
KnnannCltv.
Chic 11 iro
Los Anuuloa
Ar. Kl rnso
Ar.FnrtWorUi
Ar. Oltv ofMoaloo
Ar. Houston ,,, ,. I.',,,,,'
Ar. Now Orlonns
at. wnsninguin
Ar, Now York
H'.'M n, in
II MA p. m
W'.Wn. 11
5:10 p. it
1'Ah p. m
4 'M u. m
0:.'i0ii. 11
7:Un n.m
I'M n. m
'I'M p. tr
(I II p. m
t:m u. re
II mil 0, m
7KJ0 s, m
O18O p. m
8:42 p. m
12:10 p. m
8:i p. n
11:20 n. m
law. p. m
fi:(Kl 11, n
8 :dn 11. in
7:0(1 a, in
01firi.tr
7:25 n.m
Blimp, m
u:ur. it. m
0 :0(l p. m
:, m
11:H0 n, m
7:00 n.m
iiino p. m
0 M2 s. m
12:10 p. m
Pullman and
Tourist Cars
on both trains. Chnlr cars Snornmon
lotoOgdnn and El Paso, and tourist
cars to Chicago, St. Louis, New Or-
leans nnu wnemngton. .
Conneotlntr nt Snn Prnnclnrn with thn ...
ersl steamship linos for Ilonnlulii, Jnpan,
China, Philippines, Centml nnd Houth America
dm uauu. at aiuutoru nation or atinroas
O. H. MAItKIIAM,
poitTUMD mnoN,
Hnptlal church Mev. T. I.. Criiudull. im.mr.
Hnhbiilh aervlcea: Itntnching 11 u. 111. unit 7:.H1
p. tn. ; Miihlmih aetiool 10 it. 111, : II. V. H. II. o::tt
p. ni.i prnyoi luceilnn WuiinrMfny ni 7:in p. ni.;
eovi'imnl mectliiK .it V :I0 p. m. on Hniurduy pro
ceillnif Ural siibbnlb. Hliunuera nnd fi lotulrul-
wiij a welcome.
Cbrlatlun ehtirch Corner of Hll'.h nnd I
atreela. I'reuchllis ul II u. m. unit 7. p. m.
Sunitny aohool ul lo u. ni.; Junolr Kmluuviir ill
II p. in.iV. I'. H. O, l:. ul 0:ao p. m. l-inyor
mcolluif overy 'I'liuraduy cvonlliu. I.ailloa
Mlaaloiiury Auxlllnry lo f. W. II, K. Ilral Thliro.
duy 7:.'l I". M. ouoli monlb. Choral U11I00
ovory I'rldny ul7:0U p. in. Thopoopln woloome.
U. J. Glut puaior. Itealdoa ul tbo church.
Molhodlal Kplaoopul Church Boulh Itov. K.
P. U'llaon puntor. I'reuohlnK ovory Hunduy ul
II a. m. und 7 p. m.t Hundny aotool ul iuu. m. ;
Kpworlb I.euguo, pruycr and prulso mealing
each Hunduy ul p. 111. : I'rnyor mooting Wodnoa
evening si 7 o'olook: Womau's Home Mlaalou
Hoclcly moots first Thursday In euoh monlli ul
J.-SOp, m. Mrs. E, II. I'lokci, proaidont,
TVfORTHERN
ij PACIFIC RY.
U
Pullman
Elegant
Tourists
FREE
s
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars .
Sleeoine Cars
COLONIST -:- SLEEPEHff
lT. ful
iMiNNiAaona
lOULUTH
1QSANO FOURS
cnoovaTON
rjWiNNiaea
hclcns and'
THROUGH TICKETS"
0 TO
CHICAGO
WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA
NEW YORK
BOSTON AND ALL
a.
f
POINTg EAST ANP SOUTH -
A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant General PstMngar A ot
jw, soo mvmmm fM.( oor, irursu.