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THE VICE PRESIDENT'S GUERNSEYS, Vialt to Soma Dairy Cava of the Blua lllood. At Rliinecliff, N. Y., is the finest herd of Guernsey cows In America, the cwner says in the world. The owner is Vice President Levi P. Morton. The difference between the Jersey and the Uuernsey u a little hard to define. The Guernsey is larger than the. Jersey. In color the Guernsey is red, brown and mingled white. The prevailing color is Iwht reddish brown. The pronounced black and fawn colors occasionally fmnd in the Jersey are wanting in the Guernsey. The illustrations will show the white usually mixed with the light red and brown of the Guernsey, Like the Jersey, the Guernsey bull is not to oe trusted at large. TRAVELING IN A FOG. AN OLD BUS DRIVER TELLS SOME OF HIS EXPERIENCES. ; CHAMOINESSK IT. The superintendent of Mr. Morton's farm, Mr. H. M. Cottrell, was not at home at the time of my visit, but the dairyman, Mr. W. W. Robison, and the herdsman. Mr. John Rowley, a young Englishman, gave full informa tion about the beautiful cows in the pas tures surrounding the vice president's mansion upon the hill. iuere are 130 cows in the herd. The Driven In London Street Uava to Ho Very Careful During th ro,uent Reign, of Fof Odd AcoldenU Thai Oreui Th Value of Street Light. The fog came down on London last week, and in early morning the fog siir- nais were exploding on the suburban line. Talking of the fogs, an old bus driver had an interesting chat with mo the other morning on my way from Hammersmith. "These 'ere fogs is dreadful," he said. "One day I'm thinkin of was a bad un; I couldn't get the 'osses to go at all, so I turned back at Piccadilly. But that doesn't pay; for if the company don't think and they mostly don't think it's thick enough to stop running the busea and you do stop without any official toll ing you, they'll make you pay for the nan or the journey that you missed. I had to pay for that half journey from Piccadilly." "Have yon ever got on the wrong road through the fog?" I asked. "Oh, yes; lots of times. I've often turned up a wrong street, but I've gen erally found my way again. But one time about three years ago I got quite lost. It was going from Hammersmith to Liverpool street. You could have cut the fog, it was so thick. We passed Kensington and Knightsbridge all right, j and then I got somewhere where 1 didn't j know; my 'mate' behind looked about a I bit, but he couldn't make out where we : was, so we went and asked a p'liceman. He was on point duty and told us we was in the park somewhere, but he; didn't know where. But I've made plenty or mistakes like that Why. the CHILDREN'S DRESSES. The lluatneat Carried on bj Two Society Women. For really "chio" looking frooka for children of all agea and dainty hand made baby liuen there is said to be no better place in New York, savi Tha Tribune, to go to than the establishment started a year or two ago by two young women of society. These ladies have de- The 5over llaa no Mcnntl chanca, The m Ami .iinnl!. hie needa If he m J taaas Uie wl iireoautloo of Jf cFerry's Seedfk akForrT'eheee! Aanl.rnrl" contain, all thaleleal end beat D I Ma ""uruiaiiuueiHiumaiiien. ami M B uanleiiltur. II la a rvnxnimt IB M authority. Kverv planter ilioiild M m have it. Kent free on raguvM. B m D, at. riHHV AUtk. Uetrell, a. BILLIOUSNESS i atri -t r VeV Jr J 6 foW 1 . . . HI. LkJ NOilt'lC KOH.THI.. udomo.rt(nr. iha l.illol Sotleo U hrtnr " ""; . ,, ,,,,,,,,11,111 hi ni lll-r h "I-' I' ;7 "l.im mi ,ke final proof I" " I ' ' , ", ' ,, , I V"i ' landonile ai W "r"""" Jiiiies, 1siM.i: ... ,,.. ,"' ' .1. I.. II. in t'""" ", ' and cultivation ..I '''' T Hl.uuli uilli Mt rouiu; j. r, AriKiiMiiN tClall'f HoiT.e.tead enlryWII. 'l , ,,', W i, M W . Sec. S. I 4. M. fc Ma llio folifwliut line..e. l .roirhl..'Mii Hiii. FOB A OIRL OP TWELVE. voted much time and attention to the labor problom for their sax, and believe that the true solution of the question is that women should enter fairly and squarely into competition with the trades and come out from behind the shelter of the decorative art societies and ex changes. This organization, therefore, is purely a business one in its relation to the world, asking for no favor beyond the usual good wall and .mtronnire which The S. B. Headache ami Liver Cure. HARK I rl JOIU J i-HKAl If Taken an Mrrrtril, we lliiaranire KatU. faction or liefmid Your Monr-y. Don't Sicken. Don't Crlpe. 50 cents per bottle, by L. M. Andhkws, the Seventh street druggist. Hanuiel I'alien. ' tor, A. naiio, an oi r.,". Oreiton 4-llVlll NOTU'K nK 1-ftH.H A TION. NoUoe I. herrl.v Blveu '''V1?. l.'e.'.Tir.'Ji .,,,l .ruler ha. Hied ..oil-'. , ; In iiiako Dual jm ol In .iiM-orl h ' " ,1,1 ,,roo will be ina. r '"i' 'h' , and Kwolver ol Ihe 1' H land "m"e al Urnoii I'll)'. Ori'Koii, mi i""" ,,VJ,i' le li. rnee Hie folK wIllK lln.'"0 to .ro.ru,.. : . -...i iiiv. on ol Id UimI. vi. n'.moiirr iimii" . . . . .ltL. 2 1" s-i 'I'L. Milli'K Volt I'l'lll.lt AIH'.N. Ijni.Hiitue al drr.ou My. iirr,.n.l A r 1 1 .1 I'U I v.. H... I. hnhr all-ell lli.l llie folloalns W I liami'd .enter ha. Itl.'.l liolh-e l hi. Ii.lenll... ' lo make Hnr.l i.r.K.f In aui..rl oMii.e.aint. ami Dial .aid proof made heiore me iire.i. I li.-.l,r ol tlie l lllled Sl.le. land oltli e al Orrioa t'Uy. Oirgon, mi War H I'W U Abraham II Baker, lli.Mio.l.'.d nilry. ,o ffl. lor ll " H. K See J. T 4 S . II i K II. uaaii. the lo lowing lliti'.e. to tiroie til. roiiliiiu.ni. n-.l detu e upon and riillK alloli ol Mil ltid. yl Iterry lliirkner, I'arle t a.aday, Jouu l"arla, Jame. hlllia k, allot Mink. I l.i li" roomy. lirrii. J. T. AI'I't.Hso.N. 4-14 .VIS lleal.ter. Society Dlroctory, iHKnON I'll Y IIOAItll (if TKaIii Meet, at Coilil ltoii..i un H.,.,,n, y aolt nioiilh. Vl.llora aeleoina. K. K. luiNAI I'ntiN, IIKO, , Ri,m,. Meotelaiy, I'ANMV IIIIAIIII or Tin In, Meet, al Kiil.lil. Ilall, l auliy n i,u third Krlday ol eaoli in. mill Vl.u,,,,"'? H J.tlaai..m, See Kt,,,,, "hT JtHINS IIIIANI II, Ni), 'H.V.YlT'' Meet, rtery ioe,iay eveliliia at , . eornnr M.lu and lenlli Hlreei., ?i,,, ' , V w. i i ,... 'liii ,. l'l.u j Mi l I.NiiUAH l.i'lHIK, Nil. I. A r aT? Mold. It. regular eoiuiuiiiileaiini,, , ml third Kaliitdara ol eaidi nonoi. .. . 1 luetlirvu In gnl .laud Ina are liintr,l, 1 I I.Ai KAMAH ClUriCH I'lai kani.. I'haoler No. J. It A U . l oiiir. lioii llr.l iloo. of Hi. mn,L T lug rotupaiiloii. welcomed 'a i tt kiNMian, Mee'. " ' li(KlilM I.IHKIR. No 1, . Ueel. every l liur.ilay eten ... ,, j ram tne iwi reuow. Mai . u.i. . ........... ..i H,. , i..i. . av '"" hrn. Herwu, .u v.... u,t,m, xuo , i; . ... . . . ' e,w ,.. i,mu tuill iilllIKU Wll barn burned down some months ago and tIKt TOn tlus mornln8 ' ny went the ; every house of business endeavors to is being replaceil by a new one that will hold 300 cows. One man must milk ten cows at a milking. The cslves are al lowed to remain with the dam three days, when they are taken away and brought np by hand, so to speak. The milking is done at 4 in the afternoon and 6 in the morning. The pride of the dairy is the cow shown in the illustration. She is 6 vears old and is one of the foreign Uuernsevs, i having been imported fjve years ago by I jMr. ilortou. Chanioinesso gives from ' 700 to 800 pounds of milk a mouth when j fed on the regular Ellerslie dairy ration. This is about tlie Mine the year" around ' and is as follows: Four quarts eround i oats, four quarts cormueal, eight quarts bran given in two feeds every day. In .addition one pound of oil meal is given to each cow, with hay, fodder or ensi lage. With the oilmeal no butter color is needed for the Ellerslie product. It I is to be noted that there is no prejudice against ensilage here. j Of course the Ellerslie herd people I claim that even the Jersey is scarcely the equal of the Guernsey in butter pro duction, while the greater size of the Guernsey makes ber of some value as a beef animal. Vice President Morton's butter mak ing is known to fame the countrv over. The butter must be all made from sweet ' cream. While the milk is yet fresh it is heated to a temperature of from 90 to wrong wav. "Now, look here." he said, pointing to ' a Btreet lamp that was glimmering quite close at hand, "those are the things that ' puzzle you. You think that's on the pavement and go sharp off to the right ; to miss it and you find yourself at the WTong side of the road with traffic on ail j aides of you and a policeman swearing and waiting to take your number for j causing an obstruction. That's in the ', cure, and trusting to the excellent char acter or its products for tho continua tion of its success. The underlying prin cipleof the concern and the philanthrop ic side of the undertaking consist m sharing all profits with the employees, and thus by helping others to help them selves exemplifying the best method of practical charity and true benevolence. A particularly distinguished looking mmlnl ti-1 i.-1, , I..... .... - j ,r,i.l.n., .i, i. i " ""-" rur a girt oi r.T Y , i r uiulou1ln,e Ive-1 twelve to fourteen has a skirt of blue nient at all. I ve often wished that big gge Ba a crossed bllM..k Blltin at, hni n at the corner of Hyde park far rangement at the waist which Is sewn enough: it always balks me." I ,i. i .. , , j Are there many accidents in foggy , neatly to the figure, the lower ends only I i V'. i i , . i bt'in continued at the waist to the back I don t think there are more than m in belt form and finished with a rosette, clear weather, for every one drives care-; The nmr nart of the bn.li, i. r tn lui-thcy have to do or they'd soon have colored cloth, and also the lower part of hSI? ; ,etlw-yn1kno-b-the sleeves, the full puffs being of the by will pull up sharp and your -pole' blue. will go through the back of his -ker- j " ridge;' but then them things always hap-1 Something for the Small Hoy. pens. The 'osses, too. gets frightened ! Ther i more pathos than poetry in when it gets extra thick, and they'll ' e little of remark that folks didn't 'jib:' but they're often not so bad as ' teem 10 want b0)'" for anything only some oi tne passengers, who nndge you J"81 10 eni grow up and make men. IliO ra. it wiu not cmiTAI Roar NH I U K nK I'l III tl A l li'N I jind OHloe at nrrgoii dir. ureg.m.f April lt I totlee la hereby glen. that lb. following iiainrd .elller ha. riled noil.-eol hi. Intel lion lo make Anal prool In upirl ol hi. f lalm. and that .aid eroo! will be made before lb. i(elal.r and Iteeeltrr ol th. I'niK-l stale, land oitii-eet Oregoin'ity.tirefon. on May hw. U Jatne. l'olinilre I're ! rt Norx.lortbe w ' . K ,See 4 T S , It iiV. He nam,', llie fallowing alltir..ralo prove Ilia eolillniioiia re.ldenrr ill'!! nd f'llll valloll ol and land, ill llehr) Mi'liiicni. I'al ni k .MoAdnil. I li.tlr. U Halln. J I 1,- kel reaa. all ol sainlv. I .elallia. eoillitl ure.oll J I AI'I'Ul'Oi.S. 414 yi) lirgl.ler OHM Cuil l.ol,iiK. Nil 111. I (i o . I Meet, al Odd fellow', ball II,.,,, '1 i",no io.iio,. i paint, lay welroltte J f. II i.l See. CAl I S r .Nt 'AMCMKNl. No 4. I 0 0 I ., Ll.l .'.II.... I..II U-.... . 'l ..,., ...... M,ir. .na ,i. Mlrlan'h. ronllally lUVltrd to llr, I A MtrWAItl. . II ,iarn ""'be- lb I.l MACIIKMl T l( I II It , Mi) . Meela We.ltie.dal eelllug al Armor. Il. i , I " ' I ling niemocr. iii, lie I. IN.. Ilui i ii ..i it l,,,..,,.ll M, HrSKISK l.tilidK. Nl) U, A. 0 I' Meet, every .ee.nid and loiirlli Saluidaleal ini'iim m iib.'o , ti.v, , 'iroii M S, HI inu II I I I I hii ., iirronirr Annirroeiihln TjarnflvnanH K k'UV I.' 'I'MV II Sold hy Ilriiifif'lH,ir win bvninil S.,6uc! nil 1.00 wr (luckiiue. tampon frcv. t'O WlS The Fsvonee TOJTO KaTM MJ If Uforlbu'luviljaniiiitxatu.io. tor sale by V ti. 1 1 itti t l.-v . MiTll'K OK KIN A I. .sKIIIKMIM Nollrr I. herebr given, tint the tilidrr.lgnrd. .'I III I II I at T'l I r I X , Mill) the M III allllrtrd id the .UtrnMN Hull, , k. de, ea.ed. Ii Hied lo r .rcoolil (or Mnal .eltii'iuent 111 llie ro'inty coort for CNrkvllti. nullity. IIM-4ll .ill Ibal .'.lit nrl ha. ai.imliiti'd M.iti l.v tlie 1. 1. I.l ,,l Ma I'lii lltuN liilx.K Mi) Ivy A II r I ;Mel.everv Iborlay evelilhg .1 iLli ., . ball. Il.wrg.i Vl.ltlllg lilrlhirll . , """ J. I Lr,i , U St a a I ... Heenrder 1 M "I Mi l ,1.) oillit, and aet and pull you and tell you to -please be carerui. i ne rog doesn t hurt the 'osses much; it might give 'em a cold, but it's us that suffers most. When there's a frost and a fog together it's awful. "I've often had my 'osses led, bnt we don't like any one to touch our animals' heads. It's like an insult to us. P'li!. Particularly is this lack of interest Dt 85 degs. and run through the cream sep WaJ? af ,tlhu' J""" . . . . v tnev know WBilnn t like, if nf,'f'o.. arator. it is made at once into the, t,i. mons Ellerslie sweet cream butter. This butter is salted in the proportion of three-quarters of an ounce of salt to a pound of butter. In marketing his but-! ter the vice president sets an admirable example to his brother hayseeds. He ! employs no middleman, bnt ships his i goods directly to the consumers. One 01 the customers of the Ellerslie Guern sey butter is the Union League club. New York city; the other is the Shore ham club, Washington. It may be re marked likewise that the price obtained for the butter is fifty-five cents a pound the year around. That kind of farming pays. A balance churn is the one used for turning the cream into butter. "Where is yourmilkroom?" I innocently asked Mr. Robison. " e do not have any," he answered, tney know we don t like it. But it's very bad when they fall down in a fog, for no one can see you and it's quite likely that anotner DuswUl come sailing along right onto you, but in all my experience I've only seen one 'oss down in a fog, and he wis shot. I'd sooner drive anywhere on a thick night than up to Hammersmith or Bayswater. You have the park all along one side of the road, and you know how dark it is. I think Bavswater is the worst of the two. 1 once drove a three 'oss metropolitan bus into the middle of a row of hansoms, but it's surprising what a little damage is sometimes done in a collision." "But how do you manage to find your I way?" j "Why, we grope," was the significant j answer. "I think the best way is to eet ! the left hand wheel of your bus against A GOOD INVESTMENT Is one that brings big returns. A GOOD MEDICINE Is tho one that does what Is claimed for It. OREGON KIDNEY TEA will enre all piaraara of the Kid tlrvaiind I'liUHry ltK;ina, Conalt pillion, Hulietw, Sa'.tlillllK I'lllna when I niliili iir. l.illia in the H.-U'k and I.iiiiIw. Imliitioti ol the Milliliter. Ilrlik lluat Dri.mil. nilfl IltlKht'. l)t,r.i!.c. CURE YOURSELF and Live a Long Time with out paying Intorest on your Leaso of Life, bv suffering. ! lM. at llie Hour ol n , for bearhitf olijcctlona to .aid at- . I llrtm-Tll lhere..l il.-.l M , r. h l'il KMII.V II III I lix'K. A Imlnl.lt, m, llli Ilit- will .mo led ol tne e.l.le ol rt W, Hullork. . I - , n , -1 J II ., j I'H.INU 'KN T X Al.K I Slate of Ori't-Mii, I futility of I'larkalllaa ( " To llie 1 1 y riiliertnr of iirrg'Hi t'llt. nreg,,u In the name id tlirHtale ,d lireti. i,ui arr hereby roiiiiii.iiilid to forllmnh le,y ,m I lie ' following 'ni. and parta of Ma and land., or li h thereof a. will .allaly th. iiii.M a.-. rnriil. mi a, Id pr.'i'i-rlv for .rarra.e iiiri,'. Said a.M'a.mi'111 being levied hv al, I II, oil auld iro.erl) h) orillnalire No III ill Hid l ltv. allil aald aae..tnent l-lhg for he ptir,Heo( eoii.iriieiliiK a n ri r on Main .trret . i. the er treei. In ., t i. under Die blurt and j "aid . ewer la-lug fully ,(e..-tl, ,dnj,, , No 110 nf .aid elly and .ell the .am. in the I manner .rovlded by law. and return llo- .r, I feed, ol aurh ale lo the i lly treasurer and lh la 1 warrant in nie, the reionler of .aid ,-ltv. with your doing. rn., r.ed thereon, l,,.l,rr with iji oi ineeiiyire.Mirer lor Hi. ,ror,rd U it ti l A I i'l",K tu A I) r ilerl. I ;r.t ali i I hlrd Haliudai I. til -lllh, al a h,l botl.e Vialllli OiemWnt I e ne a eirirr. i I i J o i ii " v i a, nee rw i i ii v i.'iin.k or a ti c kirn. e er e ..tot and I, urlh frllur ruf eaeli ti.,hlli lrd, ri-l !.' U .. ."Jioiriillig brethren ooldlall, Iikiim '' I' I Al Hll.li. ml i.o ai trr iin-,,i,irr. W. S. MAPLE, the re ol aiieh aalr a. iiaid to him una warrant i ..nr. hy or,,-r of Iherltr 1 tounell of tiregi.ii en,. iir,.v,,n, .1 a meeting "aid roiini held lie,- s,j . I" "Hi whrreol have herrunln VI rar ! liKiul and alhied the ; f ,, .. , ' tin. lUth day ol iei einlH-r. I-U '' ' ,, , , , i. i. rnuiKii. Sel. Hl'iorderolllregolitlltj.ine,,,,,. ti it mutt i.iumiK. Niv ft?, a at Mrrla nr. I and third Voiid.y K) t .1 air. I, lit a Ilall .ll, brelhrra a,.. I S I'aa.a a lloii. ii Her. 1 j UKAl'K Ciiar. No 1 (I A II., Iiyf t- ' tiK ulirwiiN Mret. sr.t M.oilay ol ra. li month, all I' Ilall lirrgoullly Malting comrade) fcl ; Wf,rolne. ' . IVII Ui AltriM K. Cuomufrl J r sniw. Adj. j liKS I ItiMiK I'liaT. No. 7J II A H , llient of I Iregou , Mea-t. In ai-hool houui al Sre-ly on Ira I i uruar in earn month al J o el, irk a roinradna made welroine J K a.t n.ia. AdJI. t otaa I Hy virtue of the al,ve w.rraiu. have levied ' Uoii and will, on M.nird.y. the l.nh , May, ln:i, at the hour ol I r,., k p , , day. at theeourt I edonr In ih.eit. ,.r I R4el,.aak: J n.-.,-. lC.l'V.r:.k',n'" ''.''"'i'. "". -II the! uiarvoiiiiiiiiny diiu nepainna. ii,;;;; i,;r :.-:.;)':; , ::,:!:;";'"r ""iiaiy tne auioiiiit ol the . ... K MKAHK KH irr l iiltl-H N w. Ml, MINT DK OltKun.N. Mr. V M I I,, mi. ii, . . y Mra r I. Ca-hrana, - . . Tnw i" J II Harding, . . k Meet, on nr.l and third frl.l.ri of nioiilh hi K of V Mall Uemiian g a 1 iri.m alined, cordially weleonied the BIO AS LIFE. tlceable in the chronicle of fashions. Every woman delights in the nrettv frills and furbelows she fashions for her little girl. She reads with avidity the latest "Weneednone. Ther,rMm ia neo I tm " ",m. nerfnnu- x on won t . mooes ror little mauls; she stitchesln A .u . . - ... . i iuvw wuut, iiiab is: is. Well. I mean keet ing alongside the pavement. Never mind the wheels; they'll be all right On Rnmfl ronton men n .Knni mmI-i. in a cream separator is used ' Z. .'"u "u th,renr nn mill, o. .AA Z n to Kume you, OUI inaiS too Slow " I. J 1 .J 1. Si Ul U1IV at once and churned; the skimmilk fed to the chickens." To be sure. I had not remembered that where milkrooin. The cream does not have rise. It is whirled off at a dizzy rate ! through a patent machine that would . have 6et our grandmothers crazy. Furthermore, from actual test I can say that this sweet cream butter is delicious. I Dnsalted it would taste much like the : fresh churned butter that Americans! meet at every turn in Europe. I some- i times think we do not know how to eat i miner, we Americans, filling it with brine and salt, as we do, and taking away the best part of it, which is the rich, creamy, nutty flavor. work. I once went a journey when the conductor took one of the lamps In his hand and ran along on the pavement to dainty tucks and hems with the same de light she felt in furnishing wardrobes for her fat Paris doll, but after her boy grows out of babyhood and past kilts the romance all goes out of his wearing ap parel She buys it at the tailor's and can't feel half the pleasure in paying the oiu tnat sue tinus in nzing over her own snow me now far I was off the curb, but pretty things for her little daughter. an men naven t tne same disposition, i btui she loves to occasionally have a and I've had a conductor who wouldn't ! suggestion of something new. move off the step to tell me which side j The cut shows a handsome suit In of the road I was. Why, sometimes 1 1 dark cloth for your young anurchist, as can't see the whip I have in mv hand, shown in the New York Sun. Tha ennr. diss ni. Another one of tho choicest cows in the Ellerslie herd is Diss III. Her color is light red. Diss gave 8,195 pounds of milk last year, and when her calf was a month old the milk tested S per cent, butter fat. When fresh she gives thirty to thirty -five pounds of milk a day. Dis Is 6 years old. The fine dairy form of these handsome cows will be especially noted. It requires seventeen to eighteen pounds of the Guernsey milk to make one pound of butter. One cow yields an average of one pound of butter a day, The milk tests steadily at 4.5 to 5 per cent. fat. There is one cow whose milk has tested as high as 8. per cent., Mr. Robison says. Eliza Aechakd Connee. Its so thick. Some buses have bells. but I don't; they don't show you where you are that s what you want to know. The fog's only good to the 'pirates:' peo ple can't see which bus they're getting into, and a good many grumble when asked to pay the extra fare. But it doesn't do them very much good, for some folk are frightened to ride in a fog they think it's safer to walk." "Thank you, sir. Good morning." Pall Mall budget. Bobberjr In Northern China. In many districts of northern China organized robbery is the regular winter employment of so large a proportion of tne people tnat travelers are forced to avoid these regions, it is said. Robbers prey upon the people of the countrv as well as upon travelers. In many places families are obliged to have one member sit up all night with a light to discourage the thieves from attack, but the robbers are so well organized tlial In many in stances iney Deset and overpower the watchers. Philadelphia Ledger. Ancient Kemalna. Thebes, Egypt, at the present time presents ruins twenty-sevun milt in cir cumference. The remains of many of the buildings, such as columns, arches, etc., are of such gigantic size that no known modern machinery would be equal to the task of taking them down, to say nothing of putting them in their preseiit positions.--St. Louis Republic. a modification of the regular dress coat, has a waistcoat of figured pique, white with a dot of blue, and is worn with a starched shirt and round linen collar, tied with a soft silk scarf. lliivnitf one ol the beat hIhhtn in Mule in my enii!iiy, I mitke HORSESHOEIaNG A SI'liCIALTY ALL WORK ATTENDED" TO PROMPTLY. Shop oppom'te comer from Pope'B hardware Btore. ORECON CITY. ORECOIM. NOTK'E OK PKOI'PHKI) IMI'ltOVK.MK.Nr OK I Hiismir VKTKHAN4 r. It Maker I anin. N la him. .rtf I aah In haml. or.,, i -Inhere,,! t. will ' 1 llllr,,ay evening of rath a.t-1 aiuoiiin , ii,, ..,,, ,u ." "i- uan. r. n. i ai.irr i a pi. W an II l.awTiiM. in aa'f Hereon, a. ahown n,u. n.- .... . . . lay.,,,,,, ..e.VroM.v,.ZH:,;r::: a ' r.llly de., rlbe, ,l ,ir.,ni.t N Oregon I lly. wll m. 1 1 ill 'Xhwz";! K..rrhh,iff'0?i,K,,..U"'W,'!f ' --t niiM k n Notice la hereby Oven, that the Hiy counrll !'1",;k V Kaat III !,.,.t r ,.,, Imlfol lot a. hlia-ka Northerly :I7 7 feet o lot a, bliK-k T, One hal! Iiiiere.t In 17 :i II. off the norlli. erly aide nf Jt 7, Luknl'iuner l.uke Comer W. II. Iloa. .. l' m '1 10 ! ,.l L-.I.U . I.., ' . I iii i . 1 """""'li Hie at alden! Ilixh atreut anil en.terlv to ii, the preaent road near the wet line ,,f Van liu renjtreet.aliheex.eue ol the properly ohii- lat-Fly Itrailliin that part nf Kiflh atrcet lying wt'.t alilo ol V an Itnroii at n,..i i.. n . . r.i.. .,.i i... : i... .v.,:.. ' "-ioiiiien wiiiih i"""'"S mo aaiu atrcet the full lld-TheiildoWRlka are to be tkoti up and re paired an a. to conform with anld Kradc; and In lllereal In the aoinh hall ol H, block ;j . . NOTK'K ok I.adru Knyai ., w Udru It- J )-al K. hllllAliVri I-' I y ( 'ol li-rluf 11 U', I- A S. UK K. I IIAKKH CAMP, ol Men. i, K I' Ilall mi the .eu,l tad ! Momlay eveiilinr. of each month Ma. W K JollNSuX.rra i.a Noaa l ai.irr. e-y. MK.W K It A W O T. II. Meeta Oral Saturday In each mnri! halllu.Scwi Kra. Krlend. ol the e.u ' I riie.i ni l,. pr,..,,,t. i;A,i ataa r.i.TMtN I'm. ,li,f I 1'ANIlV I.OlMiK, NO MM, I 0 A T ! Meei. nr. l and Iblrd Saturday I MilKht'a hall lanby, ' I alt I lie liiemlieni' made wel, Mil l . Ml, tne l r Hen II. r. tin "t. f aide walk built, all at the expenac ot hi p n'n erty owner. 11 ubllnhed by order of the cltv council 2t L-UKOKI'KK, Itfcordi-r. Cold Ham. In a small family a large cold boiled ham after several appearances is apt to lead to aggressive criticism. In harmony with that sympathetic attitude which should always be maintained toward the gentler sex, we offer a suggestion which may soften some of the asperities of do mestic life. Cut in slices the remains of the offending ham. Place in a stewpan a can of tomatoes, a few stalks of celery and two onions. Boil these until the product Is sufficiently soft; then pass it through a sieve. Thicken to a proper consistency with a generous lump of butter rubbed in some cornstarch. When this now clear starch is boiling put in the slices of ham, being careful not to break them. When they are thoroughly heated serve with the sauce in the same dish. ADMIMHTKATOKH NOTK'K In the matter of the eatate of (icorne T. Mill- a."'!;;? ";.'(!,,y.,'rl.,;,'i.'V,'"t !iie i'i-rr.iKn...i .... . .... ..... .... ,,, .ari-ll, H-.i;(. i ,,,. pointed a. a.ltnliilatrHtor of the CKtal,. of t;er 'c t. Ml Imorc.dcccaKeil, by the lloornbl..t:n,,mJ .,,.,, ,m uiu aiaiu in ureiron lor .:,,, ly. All per.' are nereriy lloum-il lo preaent thi-m, will AiTUIATION urv.v To all whom it may eon,-,.ni- lake notiff that the tindcrai. m.. the l.'ountyl-,,,,.,,,, i-.,. J .. "I . e,iiie,,v, n, ,-oai! to ai- an ri TI'Al.n iN iiltANliK.NO. 111. -K Llgi Olii, Halur.lay of each mmitba- n. n. n-' i li'iuura in lc Pi IT tO "OlltltV. .),,, ,.f "I 'lay ol ,-A oi; ;!!:'"::": !"",!-"'' ;. MUiilllllli ai ,le precinct. ,,, T- 1'1'' lor the p,.rl, f , , . , ""inaa, ncxi-a hla petition, whi,,,, i... ,.'mi . """t" an 'ourl nt a,,j u,,,,. wlib'h he will preaent A. MKINIo. To,. ,'",""NI"'""Kl'-"K U. KN-K Ti the lloiionihl,. Couiiiy (;.. , ... ' uiiiily, Htm,, Ori'Kcu- ""''kmnaa '-'''olr:c:!,::;:;,'',:,",l Hlld Mate f " , ' ''' l' ka,, ,,,.. ou R!!!' li-ii to . . TI. " "'"!!' ' i. 'itiiiiir iii i ..i.i... ii"'- id i a ... ,,,r tj Hl'KHIIlflB ' II " ' " "Mr II (I IB. tu .... - AiiperaotialiRv iiuclHlinHHHlnHtauld1 . ",r" tn.le , ., T' V i hereby notifled to nreaent t,,.. ,., i '''"'iuy and Hint,, ,,i ,.. ' -l k hall In Wllaiuivllli, Miaa Hen Hiunp, Hec'y. I'l 'ITK I HKKK ilKAKiiK. ! Meet, .t their hall Iii Man ur-Uv In each mouth at iili-lnberanlway. wolcoluo. J. K JACK, Secretary i: No. , T nam, lee1 II a. m. -' J. n.wiimi XV I the date of thla uollce to the di-rTlKn at oftlcc of the Willamette Paper A 1'iiln (Jo ,,h,,'rS';; hlX .... ltfl rt,ri( lvJi Portland-Clatskanic R-O-U-T-E, An Embroidery Novelty. A new effect in embroidery is done on coarse white net, upon which hand painted satin flowers are appliqued. A design of large patterned flowers, like Iris or sunflower, is painted upon coarse satin; these are cut out and pasted on the net, and stitched on very close and strong when dry. This work Is especial ly graceful and effective as cortierea or lajga panels for screens. , STR. G. W. SHAVER J. W. SIIAVKK, Mi1Nt,.r Leaves Washington Htreet tloek Portland, every Monday, WedneH day and Friday, at 6 A. M.. for St IlelenH.Kalama, Hainier, Oi i Point and intermediate pointfl, arriving CLATSKANIE At 3 o'clock p. m. Return trips for Portland followint? infirnimm n. P. - O .i."iiuijo ut u u. ni. vinoiia mniia man one Kan.fr ,,,,;' ea, ipniinm t ill ....... . .. . " """"Ha For freight or nasKonmir roto,, apply to dock clerk at Portland or on board stanier. This is the nearest and mont. rl;. rect route to the Nehalem valley. your pelltlonera will A'lain Koizrniiu llerinnn liriina JHHmi , K W llobb T II AlldlTHCII 'rlnb Pnyii,. I O -loiiarud Henry w-hnahcu II I'llner JJ lll'ldcrbiiach II ChH.e ' " Hinlth Herman Kiacher Adolpl, Heai,,r M W liriiini, X lll-clii.r T K'cnnci-ko r.winw W llUck Win Itramhall n IImCoii John I'lrici, Vyillhiin H,acl II It ddcrluiach 'HI tirove Win Waeapo "Trubcl 'PHrooka J Kdrayam -loh n Cm i, ,. A Knlizer A Kllitel Win lloai-h ' M Hal Icy JOoelach' w Konnccke ' Stelnl,cr J Panach J A Smith J k llnyc e-ver joay Mti.li-a. ' lik IIhuIIhi, '01111-11 Mii,.r 'ieorite li k, ....... .", ;,"!.;:;r'"' '"'"Ke lloll,,,,,,, '""''I'll Wlll,K K K Andre H ln'oiilnini, re, z,, I A Tletz I II ',.,,, HI I,,,.,, I'-'llal Kllot Albert Nherl.he "par Arduea.-r '""I'll Meyer J,"""pb Miihan " HI lloycn, .'"bnHilll,!,,,,,, , neoilor Klachc, I I. Lawrence J m.",'."" ''t':'ln J Mi-lloliHld A I) MoiiKiiun. it'l! K'rTrl",;" '"'I'lila Veirer Janiea I'licTa,, (, harlc, .Hlall I lard 1 1 "Tarelll u"'i'r '' "Hl" M Kclaci-ker "bert. " r ppcr.on "ouiaa Owen, J"'l Dw liarlc. ,. " " Krllz M Oouahoo ang Mnl.AI.I.A illtANHK, NO. 40, P. ol H M I their ball at Wrlirhl'a llrMC "''end Haiurday of each month all" reuow ineuibera made welcome. .. Jaa. Nui-aon," r. II. I ikii-hk. Hen. W A (IN Kit J 1 1 A N . K N oT 117, 1'oTTj . aieet loiirlli Matnrdav of each lllolltri.'i "all In New Kra. t:,(l. Wllllania. ' Mr.. May W.l'lf" AI'IIII.I.Kh I.OIKIK., NO. ItM, K Of Meet, every I'rlday ulKhtat llie K. of Vlallllia Knight, rnvlleil. , (.11.. AI.IIHIUHT, Mt-,",1 J. K. ltiion, K ol C'l.HMIlIA HOOK AND I.AIH'KBt' Meet. llrH, v.i.i.. .i ....h al"! Kounuin engine bullae. C'HAa. AtiiH-1 H I'ii.i.ow, Heo'y. una. CATARACT IIIIHK. CO. Nd. 1 . Meela aceoiiil ' ucadliy of each ni'itll ' arai-t KiikIiiii hiiii.c, W II. Ilowml-' II. IikitiiW, Hec'y J, W. 0'C"Nl,"J' KOI'NTAIN IIOHK CO., N I "eitular incctliiK, aiicnnil WvilnewUr " ""lllh ateiiKlnn hollae, ea.t .Ido Ml ' la'tWceiiHevelill, and lilijhtll. I Ai:k kiim a N, Hcc'y. 1,ai:0ai" Kn. Nkwton, Kiiremaii. WOOD TUUNUi SCROLL SAWING BOXES OF ANY SIZES MAHPTlfl I'urtioB iloHirina Wood Turning, F A. -" ittvavi a Will bo Suited bv Calling on M' i Doors, Windows and Bl. TO ORDER. ! i C3-. H. BESTO h. "PP. llio Uonireirationsi