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TWO THRUSHES MKT.
TWttrMNMitpmu April to
I ft altaula taac of tun sod a-lsst
IIH
sjs. lul, Iw aaar. w4 fun art alia
wtM (waits art baajullad mm w mj wayl
TWtd - kaad that tilth sky wiapw
Aa. M a Mtchbw Isat ui tr
two tkmlm dh4 apoa m AVpcU U,
Aa. mmi a tepW stmt, at lav and its.
Taap o aIn U wrichtu- of th M.
Or s JM ruay, It wwsUth to asa,
"Aartt," a oatrpsd. "to Mr ckmub for at
. AaAwhMirMftlim.lulftpriBalaMUtawv"
vww Uraahaa m upon ut April day,
AM Sams; ft almhla ann et kr sad lw.
-UwtoftCfcMidlt MwUtaa la Uarpw't Itoutd,
BARBARA'S SEVERE TEST
Pretty Barbara Ferroa would not
Ur moutrwM in coniteru
.MW7 UirMN ttubbora. BarbaraT
I '
; f wii-iii. -100 navtpianty W KWWM.
"Iwiat, when I marry, man who ii
vm aqoal to uy imorgenoy. If 1
V gin p atyllborty I want to be taken
I car ot .'
' "8LUy difldl What U th matter with
big Barney, th blackuuitbT
"H U big, but I nerer lerned that b
Wa brar."
"And you nerer board that be U not.
What la to matter with Eraeat, th
gmuanlthr
"H1! M placid al Roat't mllkr
. "Tbr U Uttl FriU, th tanner; he U
qoarrftlaom mough for you, luwlyr
'H it bo btggw than a bantam cock.
It U httl b could do if th bow was
mi upon by robber."
That night Erneit, th gununith,
'knocked Mriy at the door.
"You aent for m, Barbara," h laid,
going to th girt who Hood upon th
Marth ocxraettihly wanning on pretty
not ana umq um othw.
"To. Kraait," ibc replied, 'Tv been
thinking of what you laid th other
bight when yon won hero.
"Wall, BarbaraT
"I want to Wet you.
"HowT
"I want to If you duo do trery
01aagTeatl thing."
V-Wbat U 10
Thr ia in old coffin nrwtaln. It
t8 of mold. They aay Radmond,
detirdarer, wu buried in it; bnt th
oof&hmo for hi body and left th
it wm y at th end of a week, and
i 0 petal taken from th tomb. It
died In, aa. the room my grandfather
rest aaey in r y at grandalr doe not
taongb thamr for aom reaeon,
Dr yon makiaow nothing about
nightr t coffin your bed to-
Ernest laoghedA.
"Ia that alU I
aoundly. Why, prethat, and ilp
tnlnk t bad weak nertsoa, uia
"Good night them. I
to ibow you the ehamber.Nmd a lad
oo Slim Barbara, I imperi-
Enxat turned straightway
lowed th lad in waiting throl fol-
rooma and paaugea, op echoing Jim
along narrow damp way, where 1,
acntUad before them, to a low chain b.
Th boy looked pale and scared, and r
deatly wanted to hurry away, but Er
nest made him wait until he had taken a
urrey of th room by the aid of hi
lamp, It wa very Urge and full of re
cesses, with high windows in them.
which were barr! across, H remem
bared that old Urandsire Ferro had been
Insane for several year before hit death,
to this precaution bad been necessary
for the safety of himself and others. In
the center of the room stood a coffin, be
tide it wa placed a chair. The room
was otherwise perfectly empty.
Ernest itretched himself in the coffin.
"Be good enough to tell Mia Barbara
that it a very good fit," said he.
The boy went out and shut th door,
leaving the young gunsmith alon in the
dark.
Meanwhile Barbara was talking with
the big blacumith in tbe keeping room.
"Barney," said she pulling her hand
from bit grasp when be would hare
Uasod her, "1 have a teat to put you
IhroBgh before I give you any anawur.
That ia a corps lying in the chamber
where my gran dure died, in the uu ten
anted wing of the house. If you dare
tit with it there all night, and let noth
log drive you from your poet, you will
not atk me to marry yon again in vain."
"Are the all the condition you can
offer me, BarbaraT
"All. And if you get frightened you
need never look me in the face again."
"I'll take them, then."
80 Barney wai conducted to hi poet
by the lad, who had been instructed in
the secret, and whose involuntary (tore
at Emest'i placid face as it lay in the
coffin wai interpreted by Barney to be
natural awe of a corps He took hi
teat, and the boy left him alone with the
darkness, tbe rat and the coffin.
Soon after young Fritz, the tanner, ar
rived, flattered and hopeful from the fact
that Barbara had sent for him.
. "Have you changed your mind, Bar
baraT be asked.
"No, and I shall not until I know that
yon can do a really brave thing."
"What (hall it be? I awear to satisfy
yon, Barbara."
"I nave a little proposal to make to
yon. My plan requires skill m well a
courage."
"Tell me."
"Well, in thi house ia a man watchi ng
by a corpse. He ha sworn not to leave
hi poet till morning. If you can make
him do it I shall be satisfied that yon
are as smart and a brave as I require a
husband to be."
"Why, nothing is so easy," exclaimed
Frits. "I can scare him away. Furnish
me with a sheet, show me the room, and
go to your rest, Barbara. You shall Cqd
me at the pest in the morning."
Barbara did a required and saw the
tanner step blithely away to his task. It
wa then nearly 13 o'clock and she sought
her own chamber.
Barney wa sitting at his vigil and so
far all bad been well
Tbe face in the coffin gleamed whiter
through the darkness. The rats squeaked
as if a famine were upon them and they
tmelled dead flesh. The thought made
him shudder. Be got op and walked
about, bnt touethlng made t slight
Boise, aa if somebody wa behind him,
Cnd he put bis chair with its back against
the wall, and sat down again. He had
been bard at work all day, and at last,
In spite of everything, he grew sleepy.
Finally be nodded and snored.
Suddenly it seemed as if somebody
"had touched him. He awoke with a
start and saw nobody near, though in
the center of the room stood a white
figure.
"Curse you, get out of this!" he ei
claimed in a fright, using the first words
that earn to his tongue.
Tbe figure held up it right arm and
tlowly approached him. He started to,
his feet The specter came nearer,
pressing him into the corner.
"Thed 1 take youT cried Barney,
In hit extremity.
Involuntarily he stepped back: still
th figure advanced, coming nearer and
nearer, and extending both arms, as if to
take him in ghot! emUrace. Tbe
. , hair started up on Barney f head; hP,
i. crew aescerste, ana ian-w me gieam--
F log arm would hay touctCT"" -irisL
mta was tuti. and whil h wai pmn
nicltnjt th Mil tanner ttiimervlfully
and rriu u trying tn ltt to B a
lun at Uarmy stomach, to tk tit
wind out of him, both ilun-!uft and
alcilng Hit hor, they wor polrifloJ
at hearing a voto oryt
'Tw om of your waroryr
Looking around they uw th eo"w
itttnjt up in bit coffin. TliUtwa too
much. Tuoy naMol won otht ana
prang for th door. They novr kit
how Uicy got out, but thfjr ran horn In
hot haul, rntlu(t lik itair.
It wu liarbara herHf who cam ana
opened tho door npou Erut Ui t.Mt
morning.
It" vwry riy on taor iuu npr
laid ha, turning over in the coffin.
80 aha married hlut, and thonjtb. ah
ent FriU and lWMruy Invitation to the
wadding thoyuid not appear, if tiny
disco vrd the trick they kept the knowl
djr to thmuaulv, and uover willingly
fteed Barbara"! latvghing tyt aatn.
Sluslttold Telegraph. '
ntaclM la Art.
Among th figure forming part of the
architectural decoration of th intorior
of the chapul of Henry Vll 1 on of a
taint reading a book and wearing a 11 r
of spectacle without ide strips, and of
the form that used to be dUtinguUlied
by th nam swiile. Such early eye-
glatse were circular in form and wer
fixed in rim of leather, connected by a
waist or curved piece of the taut mate
rial. Leather has elasticity enough to
bold th stasaet in position on the note.
Such a pair, probably not Inter than
th time ot Charles II ot England, i pre
served in th British museum. These
leather rimmed gogRlo appear to hav
been ucceded by glass of the tame
bap with rim of tortoise shell and a
teel waist An example of th early
part of the last century, in the original
black fUhsktn case, show that there
was difficulty in attaching the waist to
the rim with the requisite firmness.
Uence arose the rims with a rigid waist
and aid piece for kping the specta
cle in position.
But they were heavy and clumsy,
whether in tortoise the.! or horn, and
the difficulty remained of making a reli
able hinge in such brittle material This
eern to have brought into existence
the heavy gold, silver and steel specta
cle of our grandfather. Jewelers
Weekly.
dim.
Seated together in a Broadway car
were five Chinamen, all chewing gum.
It wa evidently their first exjwrieue
wltb tbi deadly form of dissipation, but
they were enjoying It lmmeusely. They
chewed and champed together and chat
tered away u their native tongue tn th
most animated fashion.
The other patuengw in tUe car were
much Interested, aud watched the mis
guided Chinamen intuutly, Th Ah
Sin were as oblivious to the other pas
sengers as if they were In the fantasy
of an opium dream.
By their gesture and gibberish they
made It plain to the spectator that they
were discussing the deep mraterie of
the alot machine from which they bad
extracted the gum. They also discussed
th gum Itst lf. They would hold It le
twevn their teeth, itrrtch it out until It
would break, thrust it Uu-k Into their
mouths, chewing aud chattering all the
time.
A ministerial looking niau sittlug on-
site made a gesture of disapproval to
tfil the Chinamen. A smite stole Into
ttrijant eye of the Celestial as he
fi chewing long enough to remark:
York ymui likce allc same." New
"wtiter;
"I want ;,,,r Duty,
tant trainintf yon th effect o( con
tnusiaat. 'Vd a local military en-
W wer lUm).
"Ynn ana thnaa KB WUltuUsIl llWt
Pherton barrack cVk1'1"" ,ro M
h. nnintimr tnwsr.1 ti till way "said
from th barrack. eo!,!"'nl
Tory rapidly, bnt with Mer waiaing
a thonh on dresa paraK 'n3lnr ,U'P
"Now watch tht'iu. 1 wi
mand as they com np and VUl? c.om"
they Instinctivei r obi.y 1L" cgar
"If a bet."
Just a thvy parsed tu my onrnil
In a doep, commaudliifr vok-o said:
"Fours left; marcbr
As qnick as a flush tlm rctnilara wlimikd
to th enrbstona. Then they caught
thomselves, lockinl aronnd, siuilvd and
went on. Atlanta Cotistitntiun.
Ths Curtain Lsclnr.
WW When you keep me awake by
not comlns; bom till morning, I don't
get enoagh rest
Husband Then why don't yon go to
sleep now, my darling, thKead of mak
ing yonrwlf more tired by talking so
much? New York Epoch. .
Hard as Trans?.
Hiss Palisade Did yon nottc how
dreadfully Mr. Robinson's trousers
bnggod lost nitwit?
Miss Butumit Yes. What was the
reason?
Miss Puliitatle Mo proposed to Miss
Lofty the night before, and she always
makes them kneel fur an hour. Brook
lyn Lif a.
A Tim Allimmin.
"C-c-can I h-have f-f-f-flve mlimtes'
c-c-conyersatlon with y-y-you? I w-w-won't
k-k-keep you tn-m-tnore tlmn
b-h-h-hulf an honrl" London Judy,
Krluhtfiil ntiliwrenka.-
Htaunch ship utrikennd founder, the
fierce winds and iriountulnouH waves
swwsp noble marl new' "lieurta of oak"
to nh I p wreck and to death, yet Unit
docs not prevent the lubbcrllcHt liuids-
inuii from rinklng his lifcon tliOHtormy
Atlantic lu the role of tourlnt or com
mercial traveler. I!ut If ho Bhiill reiich
his dcBtliiulion wifely he will scarcely
have eHcnpcdsomo of the (juuliimofsnu
NlckncNH, unlt'HB lie token v I h him
HoHtetter's Mtomach IlltlcrH, Unit In
lmltubloRpcclflo for nniiHca, liud wiilur
on long trljis Is a threut to the voy
ager, but this huiy be deprived In ii
greut meaaure of Its dlHorderdlng eirt'ds
upon the stomach, lM)welnanil liver by
the Hitters. Attnlnst the nniliidlclul
ed't'f'ts of malaria, bad diet, fnlliue and
exp"HUre It IhuImo eltloiicioiiH. It averts,
moreover, rheumatism and kidney com
nlit! nls. Don't travel .on, sen or hind
UllOUl u.
,
The rule of the "White .House"-has. always been to take stock
January 1, but in order to give the public a benefit ami. to, save our
selves much work, this, year we postpone it to February 1. My stock
consists of a complete line of
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.
OT.
y
i a.
stock. iNow rcmemDcr, tins oner sianus
good from Friday, January 1st,
until Saturday, Jan. 3092,
lNow is the time to buy the ubo
articles; and
I do what I advertise. Remember,
The White Ho U S 0
ZED ROSENDORF, Proprietor.
IN.iUoiHt ttntw. r AmK. tils
Srwh rru to tiu.i..r, jwl.w iis.
wm wna at HtvAf, mm tt at lullti.
II u ft I ite, Shorthand,
hJ l ii 1 auiow fnm nta mtimlt nxt
MKS. A. M. HURLEY,
Millia7;Faa:7 Qood3
Kl W Iadspa4no Kstloosl Bsnk.
boarBMixMCi, Oaiao.
MRS. GRAHAM'S
III
and
( nt a in Hm In wliH'li (list
Mil.'. l t'ffttlfn s tfl, wmartn, rlr, vl.rty
kin, ami ly ilnily iiw imilimily iukn liir
.NMtltirXl.lt iwli'ltti llih lHr. tl l s ntlt
liui l n.lrllin Irom Miril.-.'!. nf .uu ami
wliut.Mutl imvpiiU kiiiitiurn mI H'.t'ktfw; ami
tilm'k hfUtW will ttvrr imit wliilt' yim iu it
ll rlrmitm tlii flu fur Iwtlwr llian ami
wtr,nMtirLlMnmltuMtlMpt!K.kln iImiii,
ami I una i,ivmiU llir loniial No ( wrlnklra.
Ilslvr thr f rwlMim., rtinrHimw, mid ihmiii.
ivvt til ktil Hint X"11 lmi wnuiauin sti.
irrjr Imly, jf.Mins nr nl.l.mislil l.i ilw m.k. II
Hvtm m m.ir.. yoiilliml M'H.ni'tti)-ii any lu.ly,
ml Hint i.riiiaiifiilly, II nintaiii nn in,
pwiltr, n.ir Klkalt, hii1 t an linrntUHMt a ttrw,
ml a tioitruhlnif to MiKkllt a .lw I (. tin.
l"Vr. I'ricv, SI, al all lruill.U anil Imlr
lr.'t,r, ir at Mix H'rvlt t.rttlmtti' itub
'.llik,ivt, lint INI ml, Man Kruin l-i, vlwrr
n Vtti la.lti fnr all hlillKul Itn' IVmh1
ur BsV ,., jiillw nl B illtin lrrnti.il I.) IpU
l.T, H).t tninl fur Iter little b.ma, "tl lt
! IIiIi(hi,"
Sama bottl 'lki! tn- Ui nny hi.lv
. tn r.'.'rtn.tf it., in .tuttum tiitwv tut u.Mtau.1
nit ' kin. (July ml aiili'il.
RS. GRAHAM'S
Fce Bleach
aiim Hip vV ., ,
Uiwiiima, iniii,1M, ffS'ktwi. iiiilnirti ml
hlcm l.ln. iMim. ilniil". "ml sll akin
fwtlvi, NaanSj l. .in. Ilnrmli-aa snil nl
munliid. ' iwi Iw in-lit, IaiIx mii-ntk
muni, s.lilwl In Hits vrlltin will Iikvk hi.
rHtlniisarpftirulsni'rtiafiiipnt. My f
OliluMliiand fvry piisliiOanle ilnigiiUI. In
t tt It.
WHEN (QU
Cigars),
Tobacco,
Fine Fruity
Nuts, or
Confectionery
SEE THOMASvREEVES,
iNortn main strt, '
INDEPENDENCE, 0GON.
m Genuine HAM B VJiO TEA
wuit eocnmut aijnaiurt oj Jim n, fKKHK.
nEDINQTON a 00. AniNT. San FsANOisoa
HOfiD II V Af.1i IRIJftHT A Kill WHOCrHW.
THE
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable!
o 5 5 o o o fHrfRY
YOUNO HORSES.
DOUBLE
AND
SINGLE TEAMS.
r 4 1
-T,
Flrat-ClaM Tu;uouts for Commorclal Travelers, I'rlcn reasonable and Saltstao
tlon guaranteed.
KOETHMD MAIN STREET,
I offer at cost price any article you
choose. I do all this in order to
t , i
the trouble and
l .1 ff . 1 .
you will always find that
Mitcholl 8c Bohannon
SASH AND DOOKiS
AMn HU14H I, SUVIMf.
Ittn irwt
Ml & BIRDS
hi a gt'iH'ml tlray lmiiitt at riiu
aldv ratt. AUi wc lmv mi liaml
M of ti Mi fa
W. C. SIIAKMAS,
Merchant Tailor!
C ITRKT. OWSITI fOSTOrCICt
Suits in Any Style Made to (Wer
AT IIKAtOl.tlll.. Ml.
BATH 1B1IR1P.
E. T. HCNKL.C, PROP.
Main street, Independence. Or.
Two experienced workmen in at
lindane.
NEW BOOT
AND
SHOE SII01
Jiililin Vtilkin, the old ivllaliltt liit
limker, la'ira Itnve In liifnrin hU
limit v "hi filftut", rftnl ilti'i.t'ii
irui itilillt',tlmt lteliusittiiiii
MilliliirlirtMl litlslnts III I ml. txiiili'lifi".
ninl will W uliid to rt'i-t'ivii u slmrc of
tlii-ir piilMiinKi'.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly don,
Mftiltn rtililior ttmiln s HM-iatty. IIih.Is
ntloil slut inlUI,.,
l!tfll.llitK01Ml(t the WKHTrtihKiiMlw,
Mttln slnt't, Imlt'H'iuliifu.
WANT
ii put up in YELLOW WRAPl
NEW
SaSvA
NEW BUGGIES
a GOOD
RIDING HORSES.
Give ui a Call.
J. N. JONES, Fkopb.
0 OJJ
k
0 0 1
v
may
save
work' ol invoicing
c
my
1 D
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
AT
W. O. COOK'S
IN
CARPET
MATTINGS,
Furniture,
Wall Paper, Picture Frames.
T. ZEE. JMIOTZjSl.IX'i
GENERAL REAL ESTATE DEALER,
Monmouth, - - Oregon.
Good grain and stock farms and choice fruit lands;
town property of all kinds.
Those having property for sale, please call.
hlleey
Aro tint lenders, nml tlielf l'ull Stock 1h nnttly
for iiisjictliiHi. Tlicy nit ntill in tho front
milk with ll'o most ('oiiiilftc Hltn.k of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
In Polk county. Thin lionso luw tlio oltlcht
rocyrtl of iiny honw la Dm city, atul tliolr fa
ciliticH for doing liusincwi nre iini'quivli.'il by
nny Ami In tlio vnltoy. Ttit'lr Iswm fuciliUca
for doiiiR bimincs!, locthcr with tlio fnut that
their jmrcliitMCH ni mostly miido direct from
the factories, taking iidviinlngo of nil tlio dis
counts there, are jti sight, eimhlofl them to
sjieuk with coiifldeneo us to their pluco being
mile one to phice un nceotinli or to
DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY,
Feeling Kitro thnt yon nre gelling vnlno re
ceived. In tho future, ns in tlio piist, kind
and eoni'leotis iitteution will bo given to their
etiHtomei's. Their sloek is no large and varied
that to mention article would bo nn Impossi
ble Uwk. And they respect fully invite tho
public to tnko it look before purchasing their
fail slock.
helley
IT HAS
FB
THE WILLAMETTE
10 and 20 Acre Facros
ttll hi riilUvntloii ami rwulv to t to fruit, wltWo iwtrfn tnlU
of Oruicou cnpltAl,
75.00 PER ACRE
fourth nidi tlm balmicw In
For
THE OREGON LAND COMPANY,
SALIOAI. OllISQON.
&
Vanduyn
&
V IV
vaoguyn.1
iBKBN TRIED!
IN
PAYH
One Andre. Per Cent, n th Inntniit.
Utrve ial, anul payment or net
ywira for 175.00 PKH ACRB.
furtlmr Infornuition aonil for pamphlet
PIONEER MEAT MARKET
W. W, PERCIVAL, Prop.
0lr In
Choice
Hlght market prlo tmld for fat stock, lof, mntton, jtork, ml, eic
All bill must be nettled monthly.
MAIN isTUEET, INDEPEXDEXCE, OKEGOX.
IUlLltOADti
YAQU1NA BAY ROUTE
Oregon Pacific Railroad
T. K. HtXm. Rmiivaa.
Oregon Development Go's Stustrs.
Short Lin to Oalifornk.
Freight and Fares flie Lowest
STEAM F.K BAHJNO PATES,
Hlmr WI1.I.AMKTTK VAUJ!Y.,
lxvMiHn KmnrfafltK IV, t, h,jj, . . " -,
laes Vsiiulna: IVe. IS, U, 81,
Train Ntvlwlll run Tussdays, Tlitirsdays,
ami Halunlaj , sii.l m, liiiMlnwllBlf dal liu
linmiHii-y',
Train Kn, 4 will nin Monttsjrn, Wtxtnssdam,
anil rlilnya, and nn InlvrniiHllsut dsj s wUen
tiiHvaiMiry.
Thli snraisnf tm th rlfhl to shann
Mllins tlslM wlthiiiu nnllr. .
i rslm nuinapt with ths IF, L I, sad nr
boau si Corvstlit aud Albaajr,
W. II. WKIWTKH, 0. C. Hnflt'R,
dsn, K. I'. Ast.tt.lt. Co. Qrn, . P, Ask
at Mimifiimi.ry uu, O, P, U. R,
Mtui KrnDolMM. CorvsllU. Or
EAST AND SOUTH
TIA
SOUTHERN PACIFIC ROUTE.
SHASTA IilHE.
Isptsts Ttsln Lst Portlsod Sailx.
"aouiaT
T
Oast"
1H)i: M,
III' JS I'. M,
tkl5 A. M,
INirl Innd Ar.
Allwny Ar.
Hiin Kraiiclmo Lv.
IM A. St.
A. M.
7Kk) r. M.
A hois trains stop only at following iistlnn
north o( Kiwlmr; Ka.t I'ortlsml, Owm l-ltr,
Wuuiltiiirn,8slin, Athsnjr, Tsiisuil, ShmliU. Ha.
r, llsrrliliuni. JuuoUun Cltj, lrvluf sod X
uus,
Roseburg Mail, Daily.
Arrive.
Iltwehuiv ....S-Kir.lit.
l'orllsntl ,,4)A. M.
IVirllnttd Hfld A.M.
llowbnrK . . . . ! A. M, I
Albany Looal. Dally exoopt Sunday.
r.tv
Nirtlnn(l...64n p.m.
Allmny fctMs.m.
Arrive
Allny...:flO p.m.
INirlluml H:Ws,tn.
1'ullman Bu:
let Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
For aooommodsttoa or asoondIsM bsjssaMi.
stuohs m tUprasi Traiaa
West SidijDivision.
Between Portland and Corrallta
Milt, TRAIN DAILY (betntluaday.)
fioT
a.
Portland
ladspsodeDO
CorvsllU
:Mp, Bb
11:11 a. a.
U:10r. a.
Ar,
Aa
Ar. I4p.m,
:tt p. m.
P; "t.
I.T. I II. I
At Alhsny tad CorrmlUi ooaasot with tralai ot
Oroa-ua fstilllo Hallroad.
EXPRESS TRAD! DULY (Except Bund 'y)
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THROUOH TICKETS TO ILL FOIXTS
EAST AJTO SOOTH.
For tickets snd Information ruraMti
w.ap, i wui uu gwmpsuy sisal
deuoa
A. K0IHLI1,
iab1
m .-. ram fi
u utoansisv
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VALLEY
out to fruit nd cultivated three
Ui
Exeats.
From Ttrmlnal or IntoHar Plnta
TLi.I11IfffiILli
I th Una to taka
It in the D1X1N0 CAR ItOtlTE.
It ruu through vwtibubHl traioa
every day in tho ymr to
S1IMT Fi B CKIUGO
(No ohango of Car)
PULLMAN '
in ei te:
of Lakwt Etiuipiuont.
TOURIST KG H
BcHttliot can be coiiHtraetcd, an
in which aooonmioOiUions are hot '
FREE and famished for holders r,
first or Bcoond class tickets, and r
b on n. ;
AtxinUnumta lino eonowtliijt with al
llnea, and atlbrdinf direct and unlnu-r
runud rvl(e
l'ulliiiaimlwor rtcn-atlon oau U
accurvd In ailvam ttirouch ant? aireiil
of tlwroatl. ' J
TlirotlL'll tlckstoBliil frtim all
In AnuTioa, Kiland. atul Kuroins ra!
lie jiuaaiasod atany ticket ofllee of tli f 1
Company. (
Full Infornittkm cminilnir rtu
time of trahisuu, and otlwrdetaiU,
ftirnlslwl cm aniillcation to any airent. -
or to A. I). CHAHL'BOX, Asaistatit
(Kuioral lWiRtT Agent, No, 2l First
street, 1'ortliUd, Oregon.
James gibson, !
. loeal Afont, ' If
INDEPSNDENCE. OREGON. . ii I
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prom in ne, etc.
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Ilia s opwrlunllTt Uiutliala nw, .h. thai
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al tat. a rrana .uri in nV tk am h.m Ann,w.,,in.
Krtniill- U Hh partAtn m aom nHod of life;
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