The Independence west side., November 13, 1891, Image 4

Hetore nA Alter Marriage,
Uo tetttal back Id hleaychalr, put
lilt feet nil a ftiot hwt, lit ft eljrMf and ft
Ave minute let th ainoke curl up
armuid hi linul, t waa ft picture uf
eoniferi,
Then hie wife Interrupted hie iimll
tatkma.
; "Ueortf, you'ro getting lwj't
fiiht. He aliook head.
tnf
"Butwhou wo were engaged," h
perflated, "ymi were aa aWlvo m any
umn I rtff nw, Why, you were al
Maya getting up exeumloiia, fttilyou
were the Ufa of ever party."
. Ho putted out llttlo whirl' of autoke
and nodded III aetitileeeeiice.
"Wlwt'ft the manor?" alio aeked
H took another puir ftt lit cigar, aud
thou mvIJ:
. "Everuecamantry too-itohatmlu?"
" hy, yea," he replied lu aurprlne
"Ever eee one nwu to the tntlou pint
fomi Junta the trulu aeenied almwt
gone?"
"Osrtaluly I have,"
"Uot pretty lively uwv on hint,
didn't ho.
"Why, yeaj he run the ittlro length
oTtboplatAtnuftanuitftatweould. But,
'Caught Uie train, did ho?" aked
Ueorge.
"Yea. hptiwt barely cauubt It. He
"Hut he caught It!"
"Of coumo h did. But, George
you'ro stmylng "
'Dtd ho keep right on runiilug?" In
terruptod George
"Certainly not. He settled down lu a
aeat and made hluwelfa comfortable
ft DotwlbU: cot a palm-leaf fan, ftiul
five nilnutos later seemed perfectly con
"tented ftud happy,"
"Well?"
"Writ what of It?''
"IXiyou expeot nw to keep ou run
ulug?" ' , t ;
, , Only nuotnl lU Punt.
Albert Shoela, one of our wilwriU'W,
who lives down below Keito, lea pale,
t'lln, honwt farmer, who hna been
working hard lately nt chopping wood
to keen his decent family In fuel dur-
lug the winter. The other day Albert
lay abed looking about at pale auuuiul,
when h well-known quaek doctor eu
tervd almocit out of breath.
"Hoariu' that you had tuk to your
bed. Albert." he anld, "I nihed over
to diagnose your cane. You look ftw
ful pale. Stick out your tongue and
glmiuo your pulse to (eel."
Albert quietly rtaek out both tongue
. ftud wrist.
"You're In a bad way, Albert," anld
the quack. "You've got the hypo
, coinpo cutieua mixed with Bright dl
;tee of the umbelleal con), and you'd
better take ft sweat the first thing.
Then I'll go home and mix up aome
pill-" "
"I'm not nick at all," Interrupted
Albert. '
"Not sick at all!. Yes, you be.
What did you take your lied for?"
"The fact Is," said Albert, "I busted
myworkln' trowners choppln' wood,
' and as I don't waut to wear my Bun
day clothes In the woods I just went te
bed while my wife seta over yonder
patchln' my pants. You're the big
gKtt fool doctor I ever did see!" It tr
the M.
Ooldeudale fictUhul: Nosoouer has
some enterprising pormm or company
eetabllshed a pajier and built up a (lay
ing buttlneas, and hare arrived at that
point when the paper Is In poeltlon to
do the community good service, tin
Idea prevails among certain character
in the community that there ought to
be another paper In the town or county
to "hold the thing level." How do
they expect to compete against the al
ready established paper? Arrangement
are made with some foreign company
to furnish a "pateut" outside or inside,
at apparently half the cost of running
an all-home printed paper. It Is not
generally known that all the adver
tisements on the patent side go to the
part it who fiirninh the ready-made pa
per. Thoee who are always kicking
about having so much mouey export
ed out 'of the country should think
about this feature of the "patent out
sldo" business for a moment.
Soiling out In UixiruU,
A Georgia editor thus advortist
his plant for sale:
For ' side One hand press, English
make; . .
Can print a sheet or broil a steak;
One offlce towel, hard as rope
A slxtocn-ycar-old cakoofsoap; '
Two cases tye In styles to suit;
A stone and loud of wood to boot;
(Subscription book with names bedecked
And sixty dollars to collect;
Salutatory set to-day;
Announcing buyers "hero to stay." , I
A Aret-class chance for brother editors. 7
tVr,Aiiv onrlv Btwl nvnlil vimr rriilll T
ON. .
A 1,000,000 JlrldifB.
One of the longest and most costly
railway bridges In the country Is now
bciiigerccted in the newest portion ol
the UiilteuBtutes, almost at tlio cxtrom
western boundury, the great steel bridge
which the Union Pacific Is building
across the Columbia at Vancouver Wash
Ington. The length from the Washing
ton to the Oregon shore will be OIXM) feet
. 1 ..... t ffl 1. ... J.'.. lti
auu uie uruw pior win ue over ju icui
long. .The cost of the structure will be
over 11,000,000. Detroit Free Trm.
Oregon On Wlinol.
The ndvertlHlng car started EuHt,
Oct. 30, loaded with a choice seloctlon
of Oregon products. Jackson county
was represented by a contribution from
Messrs. Iloneymun Dellart & Co. The
car will be gone scvcrul months and
will visit the Eastern, Middle, and
Southern Slates. Oregon will begreat
ly benefited by this In receiving a de
sirable Immigration.
Y - , A Hyeim' Syinimlhy,
Tbo Salom Stalewnuni Editor Blge-'
low, lately on the Oregon lun, contin
ues to slander the memory of the late
Henry W. Orady In the columns of the
Seattle Footrlntelkgmner, on which
paper he Is now.cmployed as editorial
writer. Orady was a broad mun, with
deep sympathies, and with great abili
ty, Blgclow Is a man with the sympa
thies of ft hyena.
.
Notice those advertisements in the
Monmouth motor car. Tlicy were
printed by the West Hide Printing
Company, A. E. Davis, Manager.
THI COTTON BL0SS0M1
DwwrljtllM f taHM ! Ihs llrtl
Oohtrwl MoMbrt.
The avent of the wek on Thompaon
street was the arrival from Detroit of 8ir
Isaac Walisilo, Waydowu Debes, Otve-
&.Wm .r.utn Pl.l.ir ltmtiin)t. Htiindlii
! Watklna and Samuel Shin, all old and
I prominent members of tlio Llmoklln
ciuu. au are married wen aim wtu 00
muowi iy tneir rannuis in a iw aj
To avoid aeaiokniHM and tlia danger of
falling into luxurious hablU, tltey emo
through on freight trains, and thorough
ly posted Uiemsnlve on th geography,
of th oonntry they passed over,
8tr Isaao WalHlo Is, nsit to Drothor
Qanlner, the best known colored man In
the world, lie Is the man who made the
discovery that "poonum oil and green per
simnions rubbed on th kamlle of th
front door would keep a hoodoo away,
aud his answer to Wib Ingnraoll is r
ganlwl as the greatest dressing down that
celebrated nnltellever ever gt Sir Uaaa's
motto is, "NolKxly was slier matls to
change his optnynns byboln' knocked
down Wid ft sqtiaah."
Waydowu Uebee was for six years Seo
retaryof the Ltmektlu club, and he was
tha first resident of Michigan to apeil
"sintsr" with an "h" aud make go of
tt Hi pnUlidied instructions, entitled
"How to Delect Uunpowder in ft Btiek
of Firewood," have sad thonsand of
stoves in Uils country fnun being blown
up and reiulerthl worthless. His motto
it, "Noblwr l'ud money to ft uisn who
kw hi clotluwhue Out frew de week.
Ulveadam Jones Is th Individual who
used to guard the outr portals, lead In
trust - strangers down slalrs, aud tak
pnesiwiion of charUm which branch
clubs had forfeited bnt refused to glv
np. Hi looks are deipUve. He is not
only naturally tender httirtcd, but ha
a inlud which runs to the science. U
I the man who disoovoml that chU
blaliM were the result of lying with the
head covered np and the feet out of bed,
and was the first man In this country to
euro lopsluinlder by fastening a weight
to the other one and pulling it down on
a level. His motto Is, "Alius hv aom
of your own friends ou do jury dat trie
yonr esse."
Kld( PwnsttH'k, Samuel Blitn and
Shindig Watkins are known a the trio
who put in thirty-seven emits apieo
and dincovered the solwtu'e of peqetiial
motion, bnt hwt it a day or two later
when th elder' barn was struck by
lightning. They are men of strung in
dividuality, and if thore U such ft thing
fts proving to th public that the snn
moves around the world tlisy will do it
btifore Uie snmuier Is ever,
When the insular mwtlng ojwned at
Watermelon hull. Hutimlay evening,
Judge Why fore Jolmm arxwe and moved
that the mice be su-tppudml, and thst the
new arrivals be declared unanimously
elected as member. The motion was
seconded from all parts of the hail, and
was carried with such entuusiasm that
Colonel CtiUogno Taylor bnnKHl his
hln on the retlhot stove, and IWessor
Shylot-k Whit brvke a pan of gtas in
one of the alley wimlow and came very
near bing fined f 17.000.
Appllrstloivs wt-re received from fonr
teen diilurent sutes aud Canada, aggre
gating twrnty-eljcht names. Among
others were those of Pmfiwmr Antimony
Dawson, Uie Colored inorkiiiKblrd of
Alabama, and Sir Godfrey Uaaolton,
known all over Die sonth for bis essay
entitled "Why de Tater Bug Nebber
Atta'ks de Chilon."
Tbw committee on applications an
nounced that tltey bad rejected the fol
lowing applications for cancs named:
Lord Entunniofftio Tomiktna, of Louis
ville, for relnsing to pay bark pew rent
and for licking th troatee who came to
dun hint for tt. '
Ueneral Distialified Stebbins, of Co
lumbia, 0 for going to th postofflt
fonrteen time in one day ami prctendlug
that he expected a money oruur.
Uncle Henry Clay Ureen, of Terr
Hants, Ind., for loaving a job of white
waehlug at a critical period aud going
off to a dog fight.
A communication from the secretary
of the "Lant Man club," of Cmuiunati
inquired If the Cotton Illowtoms wotild
do them the great honor to afflliat and
exchange Ideas on subject of vital in'
terext to the petiple of America.
"De secretary will answitr to uo effecl
tlat wo will do nuluir of do kind, replied
Bftilher Gardner with a great dital of
empliaiiis. "About fo' y'ars sgo I was
Invited to go to Cincinnati and deliber
my lectnra on 'Why Man Can t Fly.'
When I iutov In de town 1 was met by
acmes eyed cuu'd man, wid feet seven
teen Inches long, who hal been s'nt
down as a committee, lie stole my
sachal lwfo' we armve at de hall, au'
doorin' my lector somebody sihoUcihI
my ping hat an' somebody else picked
my pocket of seben dollars in cash.
Whim I ruined a row I was nit below
de belt wid a cabbage head an' fro wed
down stidrs an' left for dead. We donu'
want no alllliashun wid any siub pnseous.
On de contrary, if Icbercotch any mem
bcr of dat club In Now York I shall pur-
ceel to make him wlh ho had nebber
bin bo'n." M. Quad In New York
World.
A HntUr of Tot.
Miss Poetlquo Tlie day Is
nearly
done. .
Jack Siiratt Oh, no, it Wt
It'
very raw. New York Truth.
Lamp l)eurlluii.
m
Mr. Plalnways (reproachfully) That
lamp always gave a very good light, ray
dear. Why have you put It into petti
coats? IIarpersIiaMr
' I,ontr Townril MonilnK.
Harry (at the ball) You look bored
and tired, old man.
Jack Well, who wouldn't? I've been
swinging dumbbells all the evening.
Now York Herald. . ,
Th Western Settler' Chosen Sp-
clfio.
With every advance of emigration
into the far West, a new demand Is cro'
ated for Hostotter'i Htomach Bittern,
Newly peopled regions are frequently
less salubrious Hum older settled local!
ties, on account ot the mlusma which
rlHcs from recently cleared land, partic
ularly along the bunks of rivers that
are subject to freshets. The agricultur
al or mining emigrant soon learns,
when ho does not already know, that
the Hitters afford the only sure protec
tion against malaria, and those disor
ders of the stomach, liver and bowels,
to which climatic changes, exposure,
and unaccustomed or unhealthy water
or diet subject him, Consequently, he
places an estimate upon Mils groat house
hold spec! lie and preventive commensu
rate with Its lnti'liiHlo merits, mid Is
careful to keep on hand a restorative
anil promoter of health so Implicitly to
lie relied upon lu time or need.
Mm
I am Ready for Buclncco.
The Utett and best ttylei cf Drtsa Patterns,
with trimming, just receired. -
In Clothing and Overcoats, big Inducements, for
I overstocked myself, and therefore o.Ter the
same very near at cost Never to cheap in
the history of Independence.
In shoes, hats, and ladies' jackets, a large assort
. ment.
Please examine my stock before purchasing, for l
know you WILL SAVE 25 PER CENT if!
you buy or me.
iness, next aoor 10
Feam Tarmlnal tr Interior Plnta
lb BE! PS EB9
la th lln U Uk
It Is the DININQ CKTt ROUTH
It runs through vcMlbulod traina
every day in U10 year to
M FtSl O CBSJ
(N hant f Cart)
PULLMAN
I'M E! H :
of Lutwt Isiuliiiuout.
TOuaiST n ass
Rittt Unit cau tw ooiistrucUnl, and
in which accommodations aro both
FliHK and Airnlalied for holder of
first or scixmd class ticket, and
BD1UC1ES.
A continuous line connecting with all
lines, and alfordlng direct and unlnter
rupted service
rullninn-alccper rKwrvatloiis ean b
secured In advance through any agent
of the road.
Through tickets toand from all point
In America, Knglaud, and Kurie. ean
be purchased al any ticket ottlo of tills
Company.
Full Information eoneemlng ratea,
time of trains, routes, aud other details,
furnished on application to any agent,
or to- A. IX t'HAHLTON', Amlatanl
tleueral l'aesenger Ageitt, No. l-l Flmt
street, i'orllaud, Oregon,
JAMES GIBSON,
Laeal Agent,
INDCFCNDCNCC. OHCQON.
MIBImJk
Fariflet tke BLOOD, Carta 00NSTIPATIAR. IXDI0S8TI0H,
BILIOU8.1KSH. LIVER fOMPUIMTS.MfK RBADACMK, COLDS,
PIMPLES, all HKI.1 irrKCT10ait,ui DUIABES AUSlSCIfraii
a DISORDERED HTOMACH. . .
Th Otnuin ttAUBURQ TElUfutupi TXILOW WJUPPHItS
vith FoctimiU tiionaturt SMIL rKhSK.
RIMNOTON OO. Aosmt. ftu rasjaMeo,
Mtl BV ALL BUT0IMI AID IBMT.
helley
Aro the loiwloro, and their Fall 8tock Is ready
for liiHiicctlon. They are still In tbo front
rnuk with tlio most complete stock of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Tn Polk county. This bouse bos the oldest
record of any house In the city, and their fa
cilities for doing business are unequal ed by
nny firm In the valley. Their large facilities
for doing business, together with the fact that'
their purchases are mostly made direct from
the factories, taking advantage of all Uie dis
counts there are in sight, enables them to
speak with confidence as to their place being
a Bufe one to place an account or to
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY,
Feeling Ruro that you aro getting value re
ceived. In tlio future, as in the post, kind
and courteous attention will be given to their
customers. Their stock is so large and varied
that to mention articles would be an Impossi
ble task. And they respectfully Invite the
public to take a look before purchasing their
full stock,
heiley
Remember my place or bus
uuster a lockc Yours,
sseiradloF?
Taylor's Bakery
Whn In want of
o'icf 0 m
Gome to thla Mtabludtnieiit for It
It can almya bo ivlled on for floe
quality.
And tbo usual variety of Irmb
cakoa and plea.
A full lino of frttth grootiica and
conned ' meota aud frulta of every
variety.
All the leading brands of tobacco
aud cigar.
0. B. I
&
n
&
Mil
Vanduy
, MONMOUTH'S
W. J. MULKEY, Prop.
BtttUfkctlon gnanintwHl in prices
and good. HlM)k fresh and Imtiglit
for 001th. I'ulr dealing ntnl good
bargain.
KiCKK DKLlVEItY at tlio hours
ottO to 11 ft. m. and 3 to 5 p. m.
mmu 11.
-1 THIS 1-
Ci:::::t!3 M Estill Co,
Independence, Oregon, ,
Tramuu't a general Ilcul Kstate liusl
no, buy and sells Property, ell eels
Insursne and doc a gcuend
Conveyance llusiiun.
Pftrtlra having Iaudfor sal will
Bnd It to their advantage to
LlctThoIr Property
With this ronismy, aa they aro daily
aendlug lUts of laud eswt, thus plac
ing deslmbl protxirty before the resi
dent f the EnsU
JAMICH (III1HON,
J. W. KI UKLANI). l'nldeuU
HecreUry.
Mitchell & Bohannon
ktaaufiteluiwtt ut
Sasii and DOOKS
ALSO M'UOI.I. ft.itVINU,
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
AT
W. O. COOK'S
IN
c
MATTINGS,
Fumitus'e,
Wall Paper, Picture Frames
DUSTER
"inriTnn
DRUG
di:ai.f.hh in
k$ Mki, bUs, d Mel iriicl
6ponos, Brush, Prfumry, School Book and Artlats' Suppll.
A Full Steak of Watoh, CIok and
"Phylolan' Prescription
MAIN STREET,
PETRI'S CURLIIIE.
Warrnnlnd to kwp
i hp nmr 111 run mmi
tlmw tlnyn (n Urn
rmlu In warm mid
dump wi-nllur, le
dirw(l nml uxxi bjr
Mm. T. Ki'ntii'll dud
MlM HnphliiUoll.ulHl
ilhi'M uf Inili'iNMi.
. dene, Or, v, Miprn
BSSlit, Mr, Frniik
Nml, llnM l'nrlliiiul
I'liiiriiiiw)', i-urllMiil,
Ori-gun. MhiiiUiui
liiri'il only by Mm.
A. H. Pi'lrlo, 614 Nl-
CtllllUt OVMIllli. Mill.
nvnpollii, Mlniu'wiln,
Aak Vuiir druuiilat
Sir IVlrt'i Curllno, and Uko no ulMlltiikK or
imiuuiuni.
Notice of Final Settlement.
TO WHOM IT MAY M)N0KHN. TIio.oikW
Ikm1 HKM'Utors of llio MKWtil Dr. J. IC
ISiTlilton, lat ut the ( 'ountj u( I'olk, SUU) uf
Ormon. h ti ml tlimr taiml koouiini im mioh
wtMiuton, and Mmuliiy tlia 7th iluy nt Uiim-m-twr.
1HWI, hiu b,Hin not by Hon. 1, Hunilfur,
t nmily Judipiof will Cnuaty fur liwrlui ulijoo.
tioimta Out wind. All peraoiit lnlnnwlml In
Hid Kiwonnt will Ukdua niitino ot unlit pra.
pManiuuwiiuimmtiiu do giivornmi iMouru-
jAfflrAu. irtvii,piiir
' JOHN ATM AN UAVIIWON.
Kxceutiira of mild twiiile.
indepondeiKie, Or. lleo. 8, 11, ,
AGENTS VAHTED.
WO WIHlt BiriHltll
Cvcrywliur(itoiill
O.Uft LITTLE
NK1U1CR. The
ninnloat and miMt lnimlinlil trlok nut. Dllln
dy on Iwtnnild nelllnir tlit-ni, Allyouliave
to do la U Dhow It; ll Hi-Yin Ittmlf, HkihI IAii lor
nniple and tonnii to tltinnriil Aki'IX'.v mid
Novelty Co., room W), VM Ho. Clink Ht. Chlcnun,
THE
Livery, Feed and Sale Stables.
YOUNG HORSES.
DOUBLE
AND
SINGLE TEAMS.
L- J
tfraVClaai Turnout for Commercial Traveler. Prices reasonable and Batlafui,
rii.,. - ".--ii
, uva guMiauiMivv,
VOBTH END MAIN STREET,
IT HAS BEEN
Flo)
w
THE WILLAMETTE
10:ahd
all in cnltlvalion and waly to it to fruit, within seven inllrt
of Orcgon'a capital, for
75.00 PER ACBE
Ouo-fourth cash and the balance In throe equal, annual paymeuU j or net out to fruit and cultivated three
' years for 1175.00 VER ACBE.
For
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY,
SALKM. OREGON".
1
m
1
OCKE,
OCKE,
Jwlry. Repairing Neatly Don
Cartfully Compoundd.t
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
NOTICE
Of th Appointment of Executrix of
th Estat of Barbara Slopr, d
oad.
VT0TICK W HKKKIIY OIVKN THAT I.tJ.
eii j-lnlmr Iiim iHn nmiolnti-d eiwii.
trlx ol llio mmiit' of lliirbura Nouvr, diii-iwi'd.
All pvnonn knowln tlii'inwlvi-n linli-liii-d to
t)i mild (wwie nre nii'!itiid to m'tilotlu'wiint,
wlih A. M. Ilinli'V. nuomi'V lor tliu mid im.
tnlo; hiiiI Hll jwrwitin linvlns t'liilma iMtnlttat
nld i mi' re notified to imwont the nine to
ulil ulturlK-y nllhln elxty iluya from tlila
IIIIIU. 1,1 l l-.WA l-llll'.IV, KXITIItriX.
A. U, HtntLKV, Ally, for tlio KnUlUl,
October 16, Wl. M
SUMMONS.
I n the Circuit Court of the Htnte of Oregon
or me eouiiiy or I'oiK.
I. A. Futwton, plnlntltr, 1
va, V m.
K. K. Ktinatnn. rtcfendnnL i
To 11. K. Kniiston.ihi'iilHivi-iiiiiiHMtilofiMHttint,
In tiik Nam or tiik Ktatr or uiikiion,
You nra hi'mby r,iiln-d to ii)rar end nn
wertlienHiiiilhit HUd twUnul you hi the
nlHivo-entltli-a court and anil within ten riaya
from tliu dntoof the nervlee of thla aummona
noou you If aerved within thla Pollute; or If
m-rved within any other enmity of thla atate,
then within twenty dnya from the date of the
Horvioe ot iia hiimi iimiiH noon von: or u
aerved nin you by ,iuliltnnl Lin, then you are
rt-i,uiri-u 10 uuHwei hiuu eoiiiniiiint on ine nrai
day of the next term of aultl eonrl. after alv
wtx'ka' niiblienilim of thla aiimnioiia. to wit
on Monday,' the Till day of December, Mil,
And tr you nil I oniwwer. for want t lermifibn
plaintiff will apply to the oourt lor the relief
,,,., v.. .... , n,.M, niiniu w , ,i m i,i
aoliitloii of the tHinila of iimliiuionv now ex.
iNtlim between you and lullil II), unit forooala
won mftiMinu'iuuitia ol llliaauil.
The autumima In thla mill la nerved mini,
llolwi, Jufltte of anld court., tinted the&dday
of Oulober, WW. H. T. JKFKKKVH,
, Attorney for rialntlir,
V l.v l,tlltll.,i,il,t,, l,u m-!,.. t II. . 1J U
NEW
, .i
NEW BUGGIES
GOOD . ,
RIDING HORSES.
una in a Uftll,
, J. N. JONES, Peopb.
I
u
IN.
PAYS
bi::iPjrtd.t.bb:it::i
20 hem Fupms.
further Information send for pamphlet to
HOW CAN WE DO IT?
We 'vc been caked that question hundred timet
lately by people who bought goods at our counter;
goods they were used to paying double the money (or.
Out do n't waste your wonder; we got the goods hon
cstly-paid good money (or them and they are ours
to throw away, give away, or sellaway under regular
prices. We choose to do the last.
You owe it to yourselves to come around
and "stock up" at these unheard-oi
prices.
THE RACKET STORE
B. F. ANDREWS, PROP.
MEAT!
MEAT FOE II IAII!!
Nloely trimmed lolnateoka
riuliiatenkH
-Nicely trimmed roaeU
lleef-etew breaet
IV-ef-etew rolypoly
MulUm leg
MultOll MHt..
M ulten-etew b reset
l'ork clioiw ,
Veal eteuka
Val roiuite.
Veal atews.,
Nothing but first-class stock slaughtered at
the " Pioneer Market " slaughter yard.
W.W. Peroral
Independence, Ore.
MRS. A. M. HURLEY,
MillinerjiFanoj Goods
Htxt to Indspwdano National Bonk.
UtDiriNDEMCI, Okiooii.
. RAILROADS.
tYAQUINA BAY ROUTE
Oregon Pacific Railroad
T. K. HOOO. Btwaivaa.'
Crogoa Development Go's Steamers.
Short Line to California.
Freight and Fares the Lowest.
01H.A1IKR BAIMNQ DATES.
Stenmer WILLAMKTTK VAU.KT '
tenvealten Fnwolsoo: Nov. Ma, as. Dro, i.
Lemot YeqiilniM Noy.S, 18, as. Don. e.
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. W. G. SIIARMAN,
Merchant Tailor !
C STREET, OPPOSITE POSTOFEICE
Suits in Any Style Made to Order
AX HKASOMAHLK ItATGS,
TRIED !
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EAST AND SOUTH
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
SHASTA MfiE.
Xxpma Trtiai Uare Portland Sally,
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Wtn p. m,
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Roseburg Mail, Daily,
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Porllam .... f-flfi a. . ftowbnrg ....sOr.ll.
KOf burf....e: A. Portland ..... .
Albany Local Dally (Except 8un'j)
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Albany O0r. K.
Portland . ,t:00 t. a.
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Albany. ...."...lap a. .'
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
lei aoeomnoaarlM or Bteond-elaM nuMBfari, '
altaehad to kxpiwa Tnlna
West BideDiTision. '
Between Portland and CorraUU
UAII, TRAKI SAILT(KzetptSaadayJ .
t;M. a. LT. Portland Ar. I tOp. BL
11 its a. M. Ar. Indapandanoa Ar. 1:4 p. m.
111:10 r. a. I Ar. Corral lt It. 1 11 p. m.
At Albany and CorralUt oonnaet with bnlnl ol
Oregon PaolQo Kallroad.
EXPRESS TWX DaILT (Except SandT)
Laart I Arrive.
Portland . ..,' .. HeMlanvUlt I:r..
ltoMlmivlH..5:a.M. Portland J0 . .
TBSOUQB TICKETS TO AU P011TS
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