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HANDLING CELERY. A Flan Suggested by Professor Ami of tae Ohio l-.s penmen Station, When the celery plants ar larpa enough for handling or firming, this iay he done either in the old war, by gl rawing soil around the bane of each j'laut, or winding a string ouce around I1IUJXO CTIIRY. each, a recommended by Professor Green. Here is what he aays about it iu manual on celery culturepublished by the Rural Publishing companr, Xew York: In handling we tried string by wind ing ouce around each plant and then go ing on to the text, keeping the string taut enough to hold the stalks In place. This was a decided improvement over the way of holding the stalks in place by earth until the rest of the soil was put in, but when it came to taking the string off the soil would be tramped around the plants, and the leaves and upper part of the stalks wonld be torn off. Some one thought that pajier string might do, and it would rot off and not hurt the ulnnL We nnt It nn . i era! thousand plants and found that Tery little injury was done, and this happened by the careless putting on of the string. The plants were held in po sition by the string until a rain came and settled the dirt around the plant and wet the string enough so it would give w-ay to the growing plant. To ome of the plants we gave a second bunking: before the fltnni? pavft wav And let the plant spread. Ve invented a iinie device tor putting the stnng on. I took a tomato can and punched a hole throngh the bottom of it, nailed it to stick, and then taking a piece of sus pender with the buckles fastened it to the right arm above the elbow and at ine wnsi, letting tne stnng rnn out at the bottom of the can between the thumb and front finger. With this ono can wind celery all day. The final blanching may be done with boards, and these need not beexcessively wide either. Covering Haystacks. Much hay is lost annually, even on well constructed haystacks. It is often difficult to get good wild grass to top out stacks, and timothy and clover make a poor covering to a stack. Numbered with various devices for cavering stacks is the one here depicted and thus de scribed in The Country Gentleman by an Ohio farmer: Use good, clear 13 inch pine lumber, which paint on one side. Lay down one board along comb of track, stretch about American friendVof Russian freedom are not silenced by the promulgation of ma irvuty witu uie citir. 1 ney protest as earnestly as before against a compact whose political extradition is all on one mio. a nave no pomicat ensue ex cept at rare intervals. Russian laws turn nunureua ot mij wonts aim actions in to Crimea. From the punishmuut the only escape is ou forged passport, and .L . a . . . I . . .1. . A . me trriy mimes mai lorgery an extra ditable offense). Keunau assert that this provision alone will cover every political -r i . . .1 . outuiw kuuwu w iiieauvvro uuaiuau taw, W VlAVal triv.m T?1lHj.i'a inMUMIIllAIlt all the assistance it asked in the suppression m - . .1. ...Mil ' . . ui irv i3tvu muupik uiimoua Ml uien. In return we avt nothing, for we shall want nothing of that sort The United States is not now a land of the free and a home of the brave in the estimation of Russian republicans who have loved us, St. Louis Republic. A transcontinental tour on a bicycle ry a man witn the orthodox number of legs u no longer uncommon, but the same journey by a man with one leg is certainly novel Frank S. Boodleeon.. a young cyclist from Cauastota, N. Y., has started frvm San Francisco to cross the American continent and expect to reach New York city within lOOdaya, Beedle son is a vonnir man bjuI hu Imm tjti,m agent lor uio west suore railroad at Canastota. He claims to be the cham pion one legged cyclist of America. Ho lost a leg on the railroad several years ago. Beedleeon's journey will be watch ed with interest Exchange. v PI SIX 1PASS A OAY. Df MU M4il V, XUtkmrt. 7a. uimti ihk! i never h an opportunity rocwuuueud Ir. MUre' kMiorallve Nervine u.aur I a MMIUIrMoilhtiarfOauiataml4 M US with th ajMirauce tbat it -nil nu m' l'i-'tn iiirm. n nni iHir nir WH alithlAAlt mom hit, tM h. i....tial ....i. atmama. tswietttuee he would bar ttv of slg spasms la asliigleday. wl ..,,-. a,,. our nniKwix Dr. Uilr. k. vine nmrlnl Mllilt am. ha cNcrtTf raeat Tut near . tautics, ami I am rNTiari v em other remedy, ami lua cut Li ouidpIm. tie la eian mirMBuT atncriTi nuaJly our !H1 Lhrtut li.tllia. an.l I am h.imrT,i viiuu was ,r i.. CLV CURED. V UvlDo PORASTORIA-FASI 'TIMIL Steam'p Telephone " ' - .... . ir AVeililinir Rtafuihrv tliu latAnt atvlaa an 1 finett SKKortment ever hronctit to Oregon City at the Kntkhi'Kink otlii-e. Captain Sweenev. lT. S. A.. San Pieifo. Cal . says: "Sliiioh's Catarrh Ketinnlv in tlie tirat ni(iliiiiiM T liava nvtii fitnm! that would do me any ipkxI." Trice 50 cts. Sold hv C. ti. Ilimtlev. Tn thA lina rtt fiirnllnm kihuiIi win. dow shades, wail paper, loiinges and inaltre""es you can beBt 1'urtlnn.l prices bv eallintr in the Oreipn City bank block under the Kmtkkckids ollice. x THOUSANDS l healthy. iOUara at Itbarty to tiM my Dame In oumoin tmi raaiat or rwia oinnnii " 8. C. HaiCT.x. Afal faclBo Ciptoai Co. naMlDcs, Ksbruka, AprU ha, Itvl Dr. Miles' Nervine. MOST CSJtTAlM ccsj roa HHiDACEE, KEDEALQIA, KEBVO08 PBOfl. TUnOlT, DIZ2ISES3, aPABMS, BLEEPLESa IES3, DUIXJES3, ELDE3, tai 0PID1C EIBI OLD ON rOtlTIVK OUANANTIC. TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 23 CTS. For ealo by Chnrtnan A Co. mm Munn"' a ii4.fc. TT T.nnnMi fnt AMnn ofvnnf PnrflflTifl. F UUUV Ci9 lUUIl Wl fllUVl 9U UWKt va v-.- Leaves Portland daily, oxcopt Sunday, 7 A. M. Leaves Astoria daily, excopt Sunday, 7 P. M. Till? Ilwaco from Ihviu-o fumurtn ut Axtoria with Tcleplioiio ov.-ry night for I'ortluml. EAST ANO SOUTH Til E 811 ACTA KOUTg of tl... . SOIliKX i'ACIMC C0MIay Kirt- Trains leave rortli,J D.M ' . n -"r. j ).V l'..r.l....if --, !. Or,..nt it, ,, Jn I Ar rl ht .t . I IHNINtl I'AIIH ON OOliKN tTotTg"''' Pullmnn Duffet Sleeperj rt.-ii.il i it i.i r a 1 mr. in ih Sooond-Cla 8leplng p. Allarhwl In all Ihruu.i, i,.,,,, arl Aim ho.1 In all llirni i,llt HilMKIinill MAIL lK.il,, w 4 a I lot m I I Ar 'rr..,,f, I, I u i ' . int. AYFIK SARSAPjUULU HSQJHOiirtfa Six NOBLETT'S STABLES. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable ORECONCITY. LOCATED MTWEK.N THK HKlIHiK AND DKFOT Double and Single Rigs, and sad dle horse always on hand at the lowest jiricps. A corrall connected with the barn for loose stock. Information rotranllnir an kin. I nf stock promptly attended to by person or letter. Horwes Bo ueht and Sold. A BOARD COVER FOR HATSTACK3. fonr large Xo. D wires over board, down side of stack, lonjr enough to reach down as far as yon want roof to extend; staple wire to top board The wire should then be coiled np loosely, bo that the ends may not l in the way. Then pnt second board of roof in placa, ita upper edge underlapping crest board; staple to wire; do this on each side, so as to balance, and so on down as far as cover ing is needed. In spring draw the sta ples. The cut plainly shows all. One staple in lower edge of board holds all; boards rest right on stack. Crap lluund Fowl. Fowls are often troubled with a watery vraw, lunugn iiiih ih not so usual as the ailment known as crop bound, where the crop hardens and swells from the in digestion of the dry food the bird eats. It is the same trouble, only in the one case the contents of the crop are watery and in the other hard and drv. firvl. lard's remedv in to nliipe tVio nfT.l fowl on very hw diet, keep drink away irom mm ior a nay and physic him with a teatitKjonfii! of castor oil anil nnwiWwl rhubarb. He i1o.-h not consider this a fatal disease at all if properly and sea- sonaoiy treated. Treat nimt of tlia A.paragua lied. The best time to apply ntanure to the asparagus bed is late in autumn, the few inches added keeping the ground warmer during winter. It is not necessary to work it during summer, except to keep .the soil mellow and destroy weeds. Young roots, never older than 3 years, re the best. The old roots would be torn 8Dd injured in the attempt to re wove them and stunted ingrowth. New liud must be quite rich or made rich. The best time to work the bed is in the ?arly spring as eoon as the soil becomes friable and Iiximj enough and before cut ting bejrius. JJroi'Klit mill talch C rop. The following qr.ick growing plants are rmned by The T.Iark Lane Express as valuable for Jronght and catch crops: Italian rye grins, ti.i . , Lute, rape, mus tard, buckwbiat, sor'him, lupins and lura-iilla. Slustard is especially recom incadrii a useful for hln-t-p wlien turnips fcave ta3ea throufO drought. A Bright Lad, Ten years ot age, but who declines to fire all name to the public, makes this authorized, confidential statement to us: "When I m one var old, my tnxmma died or consumption. The doctor aald that I, too, would soon die, and all our iielifhlxirs thought that even If I did not die, I would neTrr be able to walk, became I was so weak and puny. A gathering formed and broke under my arm. I hurt my finger and It gntnrred and tlirew out pieces of bone. If I hurt myself so as to break the skin, It was sure to become a runnlnic sore. I had to tAk a Inra .if niHi,.i..u t...r . done nie so much good ai Ayer's Hariana rllla. It lias made me weli and slrouic T. I). M., Norcatur, Kans. AYER'S Sarsaparllla Pnparad by Dr. J. C. Ay.r ft Co., LoweU. Haas. Cures others, will cure you Society Directory. OKKuO.N CITV BOARD OF TRADE. Meets at Couit llouso no Hecnod Monday la each mouth. Vliltor welcome. K. E. IX).SALISt)N. UKO. C. BKOWNKI.L Secretary. fresldeuL THE POPULAR BOAT. Steamer Iralda, Is now making round trips daily cxct'it W'edtu'whiy lictrtot'ii OAK POINT, AND PORTLAND And intermediate landings, con nccting at Kuiiitiier with STK.-CARRIE - F, FOR KKLSO. Leaving Oak Toint 4AH a. in. Arriving in I'ortlund. . . 1 U : :J) u. in. Leaving Portland 1 :.'!() . in. Arriving at Oak Point. . .7:15 p. in. Wharf foot Washington utrect S. K. OIL11KUT, Aent. Portland-Clatskanic rt"cl.nr( j.r watt Hi.lo Hi t i.i,. HKT ri!N ft.ltTI.AMl AM) COkVim, Mall Train, Pally Otic,,, H,Uf , Lul t 1U I 1 " I'nrll.lld i, ; ,tr I Af l ortallli .f ? J- At Allwiir and Corvallla r.iiiiiwi nk ntuio..ii an. I f.cin.' Iiallroa.l. Trala PalltriKie, Sgt,4,. . M I I M ll... .1 - .. t . . .-r m ... '.liaU'l Af tl. ir.ru Ar UrV n.1,.111. i . I: "'I I THROUCM TICKET! ' . To All. filirs tut tut KASTMIN .rAIHH. I'AKAPA AXtmi tiiH Can be obtain.! at lnaax rtM If,,,, ( Aant, l'l.i hr. K Koriii.ru. t p. MiMirhs M.iicr a.i t u r. rM. 1t m OAVKL LUIHiE. NO. 14, A O. V. W Meeta tecoml and fmirfh ttainntar vniti. i Knlfhl t hall. Cauby. Visiting brothers made welwiroe. K CiSLTllN. Recoriicr. A K. Hhikk Mailer Workman lT. JOHS S BKANCII, NO. W7, C. K. of A. le..ra uvurv T.i.iul.w ..dhl.. l...i k.-li eomer Main and Tenth Streets, Orexon City. Matt. jt Ti!,8cc'y. T. W. riruiVAH, fre Mt'LTNOMAH I.OIKJK, SO. I, A. P & A. M. Holds Its retular communications on flsst nd third Saturdays of each month at 7 30 r. K. Hretlireu In (oud slaudlna are invited to altcud. L. I.. POUTER, W. M. T. K. KVAN.Hei reury. SiWiaWH Wcta.,and Xl ci.uupcr uoiue.' Una cent a dose. Tnifl Great Corjnn ftaa piorni.tir curS where ail others full. Coughs, Croup, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough nnd Ait.ima. rr,r Consumption It has no rival bas cured thousands, rnd wul CCHE you ii takenin tuae. Hold l,y Jjmxgitta cn ifuur- SHILOH'St CATARRH StZZfZsZ REMEDY, iluyeynj...i:irrh? Thb: rcxclvlsf-iirnin. teed to cure you. i'reo, .ittd. Jujoctot Uvtx. For ale by C. G. Huntley. Red Cross Pills Suppressed Menstruation PAINFUL Minstrustlon And a PREVENTIVE lor CLACKAMAS CHAPTER. Clackamas Chapter No. Z R. A. M. Regular Conrucallna third Mouday ol the month at T.iti H. 8. STRANGE. H. P. 0 L OeaT, 8ec. OREGON UilMtE. No. 3, I.O. O. P. Meets every Thursday even. ig at 1 M o'clock r. u. Id the Odd Fellows' Hall, Main street Members of the order are Invited to alien. OEt) C. ELY, N. ii. Thos, Ryan, Recretary. Sundny Services. fir bll'l'il clll'ui.i. .k. .....i i, I . Kckstorm I'aator. Services at 1 1 trel.M'k a m an.l 7 JU p. m. Prayer service very Wnliieiday evening. Ki lis r coviiiin: irmvn c iii ui n u.. Pa.tor sunn led. Services at II a a.t T ttl a w fcli,.,,tH U,.K..I . I, ... ....... ... . r .. .. J H. ,..n, Ml,.', IlLTTIIIlia service. Player meeting Wednesday evening at 7 aio.clock. Prayer meeting of Voting People, s Soeietv of t'hrlallan l!nila.vnp mwh.w a I.' . - - . w.w.j DU.m.l veiling alt at prainpt KtkrfT HAPTIicr l'llllill b-w fi.. w..- P.KSla Pastor Morning Service at II Hundsy i Scluail at U 11; Kvenlusj Service A .J, Krguiar '-. Ti. a e I WJ-- yt I 1 -a all AM .ipmirgn r wnmfrrni if ial STR. SARAH DIXON, liKii. M SII.VVKIt, Ma.lrr, Will len vi Portland Piiily. -xc"t Sumlay, ut 1 :.'!!) p in., for t'latskunni iV way IuihIihks. Hi'Iiiruin', arrive nt Purtland at Ha. in., Paily oxi'rpt Monday, The coin puny rcervt the th to flutnii tiinti without tiotico. For freight or piisni-iiirrr ratfg apply to dot k rli rk at Portluiid, foot Wusiiini'ton St., or on Umrd t'nllllr. ! This is the nniri'st and moat di- nrt route to the .Whalcm valley. ' tT . TIIKOL'dii TICKKTS TO Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Kansas City Chicago, St. Louis, ANO ALL linstcni Cities. 1 DAYS TO 2 CHICAGO Portland Cowlitz u'Qu it-lift toClnVa: ami thu Knst. KivT Route, via. WILLAMETTE SLOUGH I. . L'..ll T ' . prayer nieeiiiis neuneaoay evening. Monthly ' ju i' imK i i nun. v.o. L'ovenant Meeting every We.iif..ay evruiug ! preceding the Hral Sunday In the uiiuilh. A I STR JOKI'll k'li'l Iflflf t. ...... Jornlalliivltall.inl.isll. i 1 1 u' J 1 ' ' ' 1 " 1 P.I.I.t M it i Ii'avt'g ST. JOHN'S ClU'rU'lf. CATHOLIC Kar. A Kflso .Moild.lV, WedlltsdaV ftlld Hilisssahb. Pas-.or. On Sunday mm at s and Friilnv si Ii t M I P.. -t low, m. Every second and loiirth Sunday , , V ' Bl " 1 1 " rl- Herman sermon alter the o cluck ma.s llllld, 1 lli'Siliiy, Tlllirtl,tV aitd At all Itlhisr m s-'liAfllatli a.,rm,ni. al...Il.H . . J Sch.d at i ;J r. Veaper., i...,..l,al ; NltllMliy lit i A. M. subjects, and Benediction at 7 ' T. a. I !.".. ".i".'." 'l....':" nr""1' Vr5i I"l Momluv, Wfdi.i-.ilav and ft" 'L"?.Jfr."',!nri."., H."",u', "-''" t ! Friday for Kflsoand I'nirr Cow. litz river iKiints, returning the followuif; dayti. OSWEdO LOUIE, NO OT, I. O. O. F Meeta at Oil.l kIWia.'a hall n.w..n Saturday evening. Vlsltlnr'hrethren' made welcome. o. yy. I'KOSSEK. N. U. 1. K. Kist,y, Bee. FALLS ENCAMPMENT. No. 4, I. 0 O. F. Meets flr.t anil third Tiij.ari.vx.r mmnh .... at Odd Fellows hall. Memhers and rlslUng' patriarchs, cordially Invited to attend. -. a. oir.nAni, r, 11 rtowr.l.l.. Scribe. Chlel Patriarch. WACHF.N0 TRIBE, NO 13. Meets Wednesday evenlnir at Armorv Hail. Via. lung members invited. Cius. Kr.i.i.v, ... . .. Sachem. J. HA7.AHII, C.of K. WOODMEN OK THE WOULD. WHlametlA Palla farnn ST.. Iia Jlh Wediie.day nlvhis In each tnnuih In K. ol P. hall. Vlsltllllf neiithbors llln.ll. welenmu E. E. Martin, Clerk. E. M. Kani.s.C. C. r.pwnrm iasuc meeting nuuiiay eveiiins at a p..vm. u.,..ii... it, i.. ..i . 2 .... strangers cordially Invited. FIRST PKESIIVTERIAN CHCRCIL-lliv. 0. W.lllkii.av Pa.t,.. U....... ml II . u ..... 7 ,10 . . Salibath ScIiihiI at lu a. m. Yomia P.rmlH'kil,l,.l. ,,r ...l.tl... L'...l . I ' - ". " r.iiii.'ar me.'ia every Sunday evening at HO Wednesday evening prayer meeting at 7.30. Seals tree. KVANOSI.ICALCHI UCH-CiEHMA.V - Am. Erxst, Pastor, Preaching aervlies everr Sunday at 11 A. M ami 7 M P. M. Sabbath acl.ool everv Riitiilav at tn A ll il.,!.. Ilarrislierger. Siipt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting every Wednesday evening I UNITED BRETHREN IN CIIKIST.-Preech-Ing every Hundsy, escent third Soiiday of each month, at 11 uo a. m. and 7..0) p ni.-w II tic. Lais, Pastor, Similar school at It' . m - I. I). Si Krt's, Superlnteiiileul. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. UnnHH (JiMcki-r to Oiiiaia 1JU'H nn.I KannanCitv. rn.i.MAN ,t TonttsT sleep KHS. FUKKKKCMNIXGCli; Cars, Pining Curs. For rnti's nnd Kciicral inforE- tioii mil on or nildr'ss, W. H. HL'Kl.HfltT.AMt CrrJ l'a. Apt.. L'.VI Wa-hiuj;lon Sl,w Third. Portland, Or. FOt'NTAIN HOHEi'O, No. I. Regular meetlnt; second Wednesday In each month at euitlue hou.e, rsat alilu Main street, between Seventh and Eighth. J. W.Stiwakt, sec. H. BTitAiuiiT, F'rm M. t. yi'IM.t. Foreman. MOLALLA UKANUK, NO. 40, P. ol II. MluOa at tltMl. t. II . ll'. I. .!.. II. 1. 1 ... seceud Saturday ol each month at 10 a. m fcull,.u. m...nl..,. u.1 a v'.'.n .....ii.tvi . llia.lv w ."M'.lllie. .. -as. Nki.sok, Master. E II. Cooem. Bee, This is the only tliri-ct route to reaeh all Cowlitz river Kiiiits. WM. ll IIoI.MAN. Airent. Taylor Street D.k-Ic, I'orthuid, Or HL'NRISE LOIKiE. NO. . A. O. L'. W . Meets everv aecnrwl anrl f.tn-tk Hal,,..).. .(..!. molilh at Wilsouvlile, Orrxoli. KKNRY Mll.gV M. W. C. T. Toozn, Recorder. PKJ IRON LOlKiE NO. l.W. A. O. II. W. Vfl-PlH apa. Thnriiluv okhiiIiih a. r-i,l tPnM.... . ? ...... j v ss s j sjs, uv vu'i rriinng hall, Oswego. Visiting brethren always srel- ".me- . J. L'. CAMI-IIRt,!. n. BTKAiss, itccoruer. M. W. WARNER (IRANiiE. No. 117, F. of II Meet fi.urlli Hatup, I. w r ..,K ....... .1. .. .I.-,- hall In New Era. (.', v.. William., Mauler Mrs. May Waldniii, Sen'y The Ladies' A PD1PC a-1 nn f ti KEJttr.k' liiUKdlLalill !,. Are fiafaanS Plial.la UT VKTht.Wy llnrinlesa. Purely Vc(re tame i rv-ver PaiUI PRICE Sl.OO Sent postpaid on rercipt i ,-. . i,ii- j I' MIII'ICU ti wn U 7- Vin Ha r.nnliAT.i Ta De Moines, Iowa For Hale by Channan & Co. ... . At "'-fa. MOLALLA l)l)OE No. 40, A. 0. II. W. Mm.I. Hr.l a.,,1 O.I..I Uu.....l .1. ".nn'.. mi eaiin unjoin Rt School hoUSO Vlallllir IIH.lnbi.ra m.,l. uivl. T. S. Htii'P, M. W. i. W. Thomas, Rcc. ' FALLS CITY LOWiE OF A. 0 V . W. Meets every second and fourth Friday even ing ot each month In A. O (.'. W. hall 7th hi. All sojourning brethren cordially Invited to at e"'l. l. C A I' FIELD, M. W. Oko Cai.ifp, Recorder. JAPANESE PILE CURE ''AJnew and complete treatment, consisting ol kllt.rU..l...la. r.l..l.n..... ln 1... " . .... ...n, uuiuiicd, ,u Bi.iiiea, also in Box and Pills: a positive cure lor External, Internal, Blind or bleeding, Itching, Chronic, iteeortt ... ll.irt.Hlla ... oil.... a , I i . ' .a, biiv inaii-oiaenaes sud female wcslciiesses; It Is alwsys a irreat lietifftl If. Ih ...u,ul l.l,K a... j... " -'-.-' ..cni.u. j uu urafc oia- coveryof a medical cure rendering an operation with the knife unneceasary hereafter. This r-medy has never been known to fall. II per box. i for 5: sent by mall. Why suffer from this terrible disease when a written guarantee Is given with six boxes to refund the money if not cured. Send stamp for free sample. Guar antee Issued by Woohako Clark 4 Co. whole sale snd retail druggists, sole sgents, Portland, Oreuon. For sale bvC i, HnnilAv riru...i fi... Oregon. "i CLACKAMAS LOIXiE, No. M, A O. V W Meets flrft and third Monday In each month, " ""iniKiiia nan isuiug iiretiiem welcome. C. E. I'ASR H. IIOI.I OMB. Kcc. M. W. ACHILLES IilKiE, NO. W. K OF P. Meets every Friday night at the K. ol P. hall, Vlaltlug Knights invited. Cius. Ai.iirioiit, .In,, C, C, ). E. RlioiiKs. K ol K. and 8 COLIIMIHA HOOK AND LADDER CO. Meets drat Friday of aarh month at Fountain eiinlne house. Cm, athev iv... C. B 1'ii.i.ow, Bec'y. Chas. liingK, f'rrn vniAnnii I iiunr. l.l. no. a. ' Meets second Tuesday of each month at Cat- 1 arnct KiiKlue house, W, II. Howr.i.i, Pres I 0. II. Bkhtiiw, Seo'y. J. W. O'Connki.i., F'rn p If you are inten-sted in AdvcrtiHinir v ym ouht to Isi a suh- serihi-r ot I'm.NTEiis' Ink; a journal for mlvertisi-rs. PrintcrH' Inlc i is issui'd weekly and is i filled with contrihiitions i and hi'lnfiil i "rift "nwnn i l from the hrixhtest minds in the wlvrrtiHin", hiisi- Prin tern' Ink costs only two dollars a y'r. A Hnmj.Itr copy Wiil he sent on receipt of f,vo cents. BUTTE CREEK ORANIIE, No. Kl, p. f ll Meets at their hall In Maniimm, second Snt. unlay In each mouth nt lu a. in. Visiting members always welcome, J. E JACK, J. It, WHITE, Secretary Master. MEADE POST, No 2.0 A. R DEPARTMENT or OKr.iiOM. Meets first Monday of each month, at K. of P. Hall, Oregon City. Visiting comrale mado welcome. , DAVID McARTIICR. Commander. J. P. Shaw, Ad). GEN. CROOK POST, No, W (. A. R., Ue arl meut of Oregon. Meets In school house at Needy on first Bat- llrrlav In ea.'li tn.tiillt ut fi . ,1 ' - . n ,.i,:- .,. , Au comrades msde welcome. I. P. IIim.inus. 11. 1 hompson, Adjt. Commander. MEADE BELIEF CORPS, No, is, DEPART MENT OF OREOON. Mrs. M. M. Chsrman, . president Mrs. F. L. Cochrane,- - . Treasurer. Mrs. J. H. Harding, - - Secretary. Meets on first and third Fridays of each month lu K. of p. Hall. Members of corps from abroad, oordlally welcomed. F COMPANY, FIRST KE'JIM ENT, O, N, 0. Artnnrv. 1'lilrd and Main Ifftirnl,,. .m i..i.. Monday. Regular business meetings, first Monday of each month. OKKK'gK. J. W. Onnong, ... Caatni,, f-H Kiy. - - Kir.i Lie,,,;,,,,;;; L. L. Pickens, - - Second Lieutenant AIlliRKss I'WINTKUS' INK, 10 Sprue. Bt.-M.uj Vo'k BONH OF VETERANS. V Tl n-kur r..mn U lu . ...... .'".." ..... ,n, iiieeta every nrsi nl third Thursday evening of each mouth, at E.H. CALIFP Cspt. B. 8. hr.iAMUt, 1st Llgiit 0. 0. Wool, M Lieut, J. F. FORD, Evangelist, Of Dei Moines, Iowa, writes tinder dste of March 23, 1HW: 8. B. Mgn. Mm, Co., Dllfnr. tlreinn ("Joiillciueii : On arrfilnir Immo Itiut n.m.lr T t. I -n 11 "."'"- n, . liMIIIII nil wen nun uiiAiuuniy bwuioiik. lir lllllu irl ei'Klit and onc-tiulf yenm old, who linri waaleil awnv iji :w it.iiin.la lu ,,. n Htrniix Ai vl).'oroiiH, and welflloslieil up. H. II. tJouirli Cure han done its work wi ll li,.o! of the tiiildrcn like it. Your H. 11, CouK, Cure has cured nnd kept awny all liourae ness from ni. Bo (five it to every one, with granting!) for all. Winliing you prosperity, we are yours, Mb. fe Mas. J. F. Vhhu. ii you wisn to feel rresn ana cheerful, ajj ready fer the Spring's work, oleanse your sys tem with the Headache A Liver (lure by taklnr Ian A. Ihnu ...h L. Kit .a., " tie by all druggists. Bold under a positive ruar. autee by L. U. ANDKEWS I Cooke's Stables, w. H. COOKE, Manager, Hl"!, r to U. II T 4 L. Co! Comer Fourth and Main Streets ORKfJON CITY. The LKADINd I.fVKUV NTAIlf V ' City. Hi f i... , ., fnrnlul....! , . ""I'llOn '""" "'I niori notice .lil'Z,; "' on reason- Monditv .vui.i .'. 1 1 "' i"' "co,l' a foLi. . ... ,,.,, ,,,, -.!" "A JiAurr kilc'.y O',NH0N' msiln ,,. . Vlsltln. i,..,., , ...a e,,,a w. ks.o,,v; w. Vr." . TIIALl'l'iN on ... t Meet, H1 batnr ' .'' "ni. '" V ' ' In Wli;uw,,,rfluJ' ' aoh i month al th.1, Miss Bsda Hn.uu II, IIrnkt. Tin: TAQDIH Oregon Pacific Kailroa.1 K. W. HADMCY, Hwivff. I'ins't Linn Quirk JisisaVfr Irow freight rate iMtween W;'- lainette Valley iniint inJ h' i. - r ranriseo. OCKAN KTKAMKIt SAILING S. S. Willamette Valid Leaves San Francisco OctoU'i nnd V!7, and Nov. l.r. 1.1'St'i'S Vniiiiiiiii Oidnlicr III .' 22, and Nov. U. This (!oniiany reserves t rinht to chaiiue sailing (lute f ! out notice. KIVEKHTKAMERS. P.irtlr Wediii'sday's and Saturday' ! A. M. II. C. DAY. fieii. Aa't. 81 Street Wharf, J'ortlatul, . 1). H. VAUtiHN. (ien. Agl- Kritnciucii Col C. C. 110(1 UK. !. F-" Corvallis, Oregon. 4 SolentlflO AW"'" A Agency MA -. f4s CAVIATs.. TRADl "! taiial ITIS"' .,r,UTS. ft- " OOPTRIonin- tt Information and fraa HanilNx Jt Ulisiki a. u.- uii Nil I" i Urn pubUQ by m uoUo (.vm U mn' I arvnal etrmiiatlrm or any scismim i- -, oirlO. Hplenillillr IllualrsUal., 1?,'a,l' Dian shoulil be Klthout It. wV,M l' faari gl.Miali niontlis. AiMmm ' "Jjj I'uauaiiaua, al Uroadway.JJrtil! FRANK NELDON. j GUNSMITH AND LOCKSW PullStockofGunsAmmunii" Ilflpairgnii all klmls of smH liroiiiiillv maila. Diipli'" any lock nianufrirtiin'il lin-a iiiBiiiiin.i.1' Main Htreet, next U) " y. Mot , Noblitt I autui"' i i I-
