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1st aud 3rd Saturday.
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I. O. O. F.
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every Saturday nigbt.
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w. o. w.
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every Saturday nigbt.
C. H.Van Denburg, Clerk.
M. W. of A.
Cottage Grove Camp No. 6424.
Meets first and second Tuesday
nights.
C. W. Wallace, Clerk.
F. of A.
Court Bohemia Mo. 33. Meets
every Friday night.
S. E. Lauder, Secty.
Women of Woodcraft.
St. Valentine Circle. Meets
1st and 3rd Tuesdays.
Mrs. C. J. Miller, Clerk.
Royal Neighbors.
Emma Colburn Camp.
Meets 2nd aud 4th Wednesday.
Ethel Bisby, Clerk.
K of P
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every Wednesday night.
Dr. George Wall K. ofR. S
G. A. R.
Appomatax Post No. 34. Meets
2nd and 4th Saturday.
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THE CODLING MOTH.
It CAltac Mori l.oaa of Mnner TtiNn
All Other Frnll Inarrla Ciimhlnrd.
Hy D. K. BM1TH80N.
Every one Is fnnilllnr with the Inju
ries cntised by the codling moth, which
nmken nn IrrcKtilnr cnvlty In apples
nnd renders thoin nnflt for use. It will
surprise ninny people, however, to bo
told Hint koimI horticultural authorities
esttinntc the loss In the npplo crop of
the country on account of this Insect at
from one-fourth to one-hnlf the crop ei
ther totally ruined or mnterlnlly dum
mied, or, classifying Injurious Insect
nccordltiK t the monetary loss they
cause, the codllUK moth would un
doubtedly rank Qrst among them ns
causing more loss thnn all other fruit
Insects combined.
At the Inst meeting of the Assocla
Hon of Economic Entomologists the
method of controlling the codling moth
by spraying with arsenate of lend was
very thoroughly discussed. Mr. Hiir
gess of Ohio told of spraying an or
chard of about 1,700 trees, principally
Ken Davis, Mlnkler. Stark, Koine
Uenuty, Jonathan. Hnmbo, Grimes.
Golden nnd Italdwln. The dates of
Fprnylng were May 8 and 0, May IEJ
nnd July 1.1. With the exception of the
May 22 treatment, which was followed
by much rain, the weather was favor
able for spraying, the days warm an.1
tho wind light. The results of spraying
showed a favorable Increase In the
amount of marketable fruit. Where, ns
In some cases, bordeaux mixture was
added to the arsenate application, the
per cent of wormy fruit was consid
erably Increased, which seems to sug
gest that bordeaux added to the other
spray diminishes Its effectiveness.
Mr. Gillette of Colorado, who has
studied the Insect for years, stated
that arsenate of lead Is coming Into
very general use In his state. He has
used It recently with good results. He
was Inclined to think thnt many of the
fruit growers In Colorado were using
too large an amount of lime, lie hnd
been able to recognize only two broods
of this Insect In Colorado, Where he
bad made three sprayings he had In
one case reduced the number of wormy
apples to 1.0 per cent, while the check
block had 31.0 per cent wormy.
Dr. Fletcher of Canada advised con
sideration before dispensing with bor
deaux mixture when spraying for the
codling moth. In his experience It has
been exceedingly beneficial In holding
several diseases of the apple in check.
The "black spot" of the apple causes
great loss to the growers In Canada
and has been effectually controlled by
adding bordeaux mixture to the spray
when treatment is made for the cod
ling moth. Its addition usually de
creases the effectiveness of the poison
a little, but he would not favor leaving
It out even If a considerably larger per
cent of fruit than is the case were
found wormy. I
Mr. French told that a fruit grower
near Carbondale, 111., who has been In
I tne habit of spraying his apple trees
I eight times during the season with
white arsenic and soda (carbonate of
soda), has found for the past four
years only an occasional wormy apple.
Borne Wlnesap trees were sprayed last
summer eight times with arsenate of
lead, using three pounds to fifty gal
lons of water, and the fruit on these
trees was one-fourth to one-half small
er than that ou the trees treated with
the other material.
Mr. Sanderson thought the latter fact
might be due to arsenate of lead ad
hering better to the fruit and that the
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with laboratories and general olllces at
Chattanooga, Tennessee, and branch I
houses at bt Louis, Mo., and San Fran-
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proprietary medicine concerns in the'
world. In the growl li of tins great bust-1
ntea two factors liave been dominant:'
The merit of its products Wine of
Cardui and Thedford's lllack-Draught
has been widely recognized and the
original advertising methods adopted
have excited great comment. The
publicity for these medicines does not
consist of the catch phrate and ex
travagant statement, too often employed
in advertising today, but instead tlie
plain story of experience itli the medi
cines given in the plain language of tlie
pe pie themselves. The following let
ter is a fair sample of the thousands of
Wine of Cardui testimonials nublished
during the pan twenty years.
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rnteH to tit IMU1H nml Cli cniro ac
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July 1, 2, !J: August 8, , 10: Septcm-I
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Note June 7th Iiiih been aiitlior
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Itoom O, Chamber of Commerce, Jloston,
Addrets letters to f . O. Iiox 2617.
F.J. Poduska
Assttycr & Chemist
Mines Examined,
Valued, Surveyed or
Reported on.
Cottage Grove, Oiegon.
the rnonAni.i: itEri'iu.iCAN vice presidential nominee.
it in prneralh aMtmiwl that itnlraasttnirtliiiic: unforrifi.n should ooour. Charli-e Warmi
Fatrliatik. Unilfil Mata siuttor fivm Indiana, will b the ,iw iirvnulfiitUl lutniuie of
tlie Ib-jmblican pan Mr. FalrUanVa. a In, is .V) year of is a lawyer an! tag-an the
i actlfr of hi pivfetuoon in lmltanaH)lis. He was fleeted to the senate in IM'i anil re
flected in 1903.
trees were oversprayed.
Mr. Cooly atatiHl that In Montana tin
problem of controlling tin- codling
moth was to keep It from sprcndlnK
Into the large commercial orchards.
Mr. Piper of the state of Washington
advised fonr or live sprayings and xnld
Mr. Aldrlch believes there are three
broods of moths in some parts of the! ""f- however, tnken up by the Eng
state. i 1,811 cultivated Into a semlexhlbl-
Mr. Sanderson has been able to dem- 1 " rwI
onstrate that In some case in Dela- 1 I'avcrollcs are bred In several varle
ware only one brood existed. He sug- of colore, one known as the snlm
eested that a second snravlne. a little another ns the ermine. Resides
later In the season, might give better
results. Mr. Gillette reports having
found a second brood of moths nt
Grand Junction, Colo., as early ns ;
July 12. It was referred to as a fact j
by one of the speakers that the larvae
of the codling moth are able to devel
op on the leaves of apple trees and Hint
this would give the Insect a chance to
be carried ovrr In case the fruit crop '
was a failure. I
Altltode and Temperature.
Commenting upon the fruit prospect:- ,
In eastern New York, the Country
Gentleman says a lesson taught apiln
by the experience of this exceptional
winter Is the desirability of placing
orchards. In the northern states, ni
much ns possible on elevated ground
away from sheltered valleys, the dlf ,
UILI-SIDE AND VALLEY TEMl'EHAH llE
fercnee in result being very notable u 1
the present time in the IIucImiu rhei
region. Hilltops sceui bleak nut
windy, but on still nights the tlu-r
raometer often records a c-oiislib raHlj
lower temperature In the adjoin 111;
valleys. And then It Is to be reiiii-in
bered that the richer soil and waruie- j
exposure of the valley keep up succu
lent growth of the trees later in au
tumn. the wood ripening less perfect! 1
and thus falling more easily a prey tn
the effects of great cold.
iAl,
"I don't think ne eonld keep
home without Thedtbrd'e IllKk
Wraoitht We hare uaed it tt the
ramlljr foroter two yeara with the
beat ot retnlta. I hare ni t had a
doctor In the honae tor thrt Irncth
of time. It if a doctor tu lltelf and
alwaji ready to make s person well
andnappy." JAMfca I! ALL, Jack
sonville, I1L
Because this great medicine
relieves stomach pains, frees Uie
constipated bowels anil invigor
ates the torpid iner and weak
ened kidneys
R
is necessary in the iiome where
Thedford's lilack-Dranpht is
kept. Families living in the
country, miles from any physi
cian, have been keDt in health
for years with this medicine as
J ! only doctor. Thedford's
lllack-Draught cures bilious
ness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and
fever, bad blood, headaches,
diarrhoea, constipation, colic
and almost every other ailment
because the stomach, Iwwels
liver and kidneys so nearly con
trol the heaJth.
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THE FAVEROLLES.
I'olnta
In Wtalrh the t'tllllr Korel mt
I'ranre K&rrla.
Several years ago iiultc a lot of Tave
rolles were Imported In this country
from England. These are known as the
i "Ullty fowls of France. They
I "'cm' are the black and the Ilrahina
. I i1iin.il Vfirlfrloa All nro 1li liriittllit
, of several crosses In which arc used
the Iloud.tns. Dorkings, Cochins, Urob
ilins and likely Crovecoeur breeds. Hie
.several types and variety colors.
Edwin C. I'nwell. who Inst yenr
raised a flock of l'nerolles and also
aoine hntf bloods, tells in the l'euther
some of their good ipinlltlei
"I am keeping I'h1. erodes alongside
I of llnrred Plymouth Hocks and Sliver
FAVEIIOLLI COCK.
Wynndottes, and they are able to hold
their own on merit. So far they are
proving fully as good layers. The eggs
are larger than the Wyandottes', uni
form and of the best Bhapo and of n
light brown color. The greatest point
111 itieir luvur uii-i urt-vua ui mi- airn-i-
lean class la their superior table quali
ties. They are longer In body, heavier
breasted, and the meat la of much finer
flavor, rivaling tho game In this re
spect The half bloods that I have
raised show the Faverolle characteris
tics very strongly, and the high quality
nf their rnrnimipfl In nronntmcfnl. This
will prove valuable in breeding up the;
meat qualities of most flocks
"j-astiy, me t averoiio matures eariy
1 and Is always ready for market Doth
the pure bloods aud half bloods have i
1 reached broiling age, the roaster stage
and maturity ahi.d of Rocks and Wy-
will make the males particularly vain-
able to cnMinlre. for the late birds can I
be caponlced and brought to their
prime one to three months ahead of
other breeds and ninrkcted in January
and February nnd their quarters given
over to breeding stock."
Harm : mire l.tienill.r oci
mid kalin' the rule of i" pni.iin- ,
uerc both - n 'lciilly pievenled rn' n .
eo'ton in tests iiiuile by E. It. Luyd .
Mississippi. At Hie Maine time mi
manured plots nf cotton nnd those on
which cottonseed meal and acid pho
phate were used rusted bndly.
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FOR
RHEUMATISM.
O. G. Higliee. Danville, Ills, writes,
Dec 2, 1001 : "About two years ago I
was hud up for four months with rheu
matism. 1 tried Ralhud'H Snow- Lim
ment ; One bottle cured inc. I can
recommend it to all suffering from like
allliclion." L'5e, W)e, $1.00. Sold Oy
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rrniuiNul (or bids fur sewer eon
Ntiuctliui. Notice Is hereby ulven thnt on nml
prior to tlie llth (lav ot .Inly, IDOL
the Common Council ot tho oily of
CottiiK" drove will twelve scaled
bldH for the conxtriictlim of nml
(iirnUhliiK material fijr tluvo hewer
mains tor the t'lt, ot t'nlliiK" drove
lU'oorillnp; to pliiiiri nml HpcclllcntloiiH
now on II lo with theflt.N Itirontoi'of
Hiild City. One ot ,nld maliiH to be
11000 fret In length coiixt meted of
eiirthenwntv Newer pipe III to '.'I
liiflicH la diameter. Duo ot Maid maliiH
to Ih about '.',"00 fivt to be con
Httueted ot earthenware newer pipe
10 to IS Inched In iltauieter ami one of
mm Id maliiH to be IMI feel In length
coiiHtriieleil ot tl Inch wmut pipe.
bldH tuny be for one Hi' moil' of niiIiI
-ewer mains. Each NtiiTiwiftil bidder
v III lie required to furnish a lioml ot
-'." per cent of his bid ami each, bid
must be accompanied by u lertllled
check ot $100, to bo immediately re
turned Incase bldlH not accepted. The
Council reserve the right to reject
any and all bids. i'1-ll
I'. I). WllKKI.KIt.
City Recorder.
IJXCUKSION
RATHS TO
HAV.
AQUINA
1 "tin .1 11 110 tut the Southern I'acllle
Co will resume Male of excuixlon
tickets to Newport ami Yaitiliin
Hay. llotli fokhoii anil .Saturday to
Monday tlckctis will be sold. Tills
popular resort Is growing In favor
each year, hotel rates are reanoiiable
ami the opportiiultieH for iUhliig,
hunting mid Menbatliliig are unex
celled by any other rcHort 011 the I'a
cllle Const.
W E Coma.n,
General l'liHsenger Agent.
CLIMATIC CURES.
Tlie iiilliicnce of climatic conditions
in the cure of coiixiiinptiiin is very much
oveidrnuru. The poor patient, nnd the
rich patient, too, can do much belter ut
homo by proper attention to food diges
tion, and a regular use uf German
Syrup. File expeelointiou in the
nioriiiug is iiiuile certain by German
Svrup, so is a good night's r--st nnd Hie
iibpcnce of that weakening cough and
debilitating Mght sweats. Restless
nights and the exhaustion due to
coughing, the greatest danger nnd dread
of thecniiFiimptivc, can be prevented or
stopped by taking German Syrup libvr
ally and regularly. Should vou lie able
togotoa warmer clime, you will Hnd
that of the thousands of consumptives
there, tlie few who are leiietltteil auJ
regain slren-cth are those who use Gur
mnu Syrup. Trial bottles, 27c ; regular
site, 76c. At all druggists. Gariuan cY
Hemenwnv Co.
Gladness Comes
With a better understanding of tho
transient nature of Hie many phys
ical Ills, which vanish before proper ef
forts gentle eilorta pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There ia comfort In
the knowledge, that to many forms of
slckncMinra not duo to any actual dis
ease, but simply to a constituted condi
tion of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative. Syrup of Figs, prompt
jy removes. That is why It is the only
rNmn.ln with ml I llnnu rtf fnmllli-a nnd la
everywhere esteemed bo highly by all
who value good hcnlth. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it in the
ono remedy which promotes internal
cleanllneKS without debilitating the
organs on which it acts. It is therefore
all important, in order to get its bene
ficial effects, to noto when you pur
chase, that you have the genuine arti
cle which Is manufactured by tho Cali
fornia Fig Byrup Co. only and sold by
all reDutable draggiats.
. K0mXre
othcr reuaieg aro thcn not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may bo commended to tho most skillful
physicians, but if In need of it laxative,
one alionld have the best, and with tlie
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CHAMBERLAIN'S COLIC, CHOLERA
AND DIARRHOEA REMEDY.
This remedy is certain to beiieeded in
almost every home before the summer
is Dvu-, ucaniiiwavs lie enem i- o...
on even in tho most M-vuro und danger
ous cases. It is especially vnliidljln for
Hummer disorders in children . It is
pleasant In take and never fails to ime
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IJohh.mia N rr, gut
NoricE rim riuii.icArioN.
Hulled Slates Land oll'ice,
ItiisebiirK, Ore., Mnv 21, imu.
Notice is heieliv glen tiuil In coin
lillniico wllh the piovlslons ul the net ol
Congiess of Juno !l, IH7H, entitled "An
Act Tor the side of Timber Lands in Hie
Slides of Ciillfnrnln, (begun, Nevada,
nnd Washington Teiillury, us extended
tn nil the Public. Lund Slides by net ul
AuguitH, ISM,
WILLIAM MiQIU'.l.N,
ot Cottnge Gruve. Co, of Lane, Slnlo ol
Oreguu has this iliiy Hied In tldsoll'ice on
Januai tilth, HHU, his swum stateineul
No. I'.'iU for the puielinse ul the N E
of Sec No. II'J In Township III Smith,
ol Range i West and will oil tr p'ool
tu show that the hind sought !s muie
vnliuible for Its tiinler or stt-ti.t than
for agricultural purpii'i, wild to estub
llsh Ins claim to said hind befme the
Register hnd Rwelver of this olliee
at R.iseburg, Oicgou, on I'l'idny
the '.'ilthdiiy ol August, Itldl.
lie name's as witnesses:
llennati P Dnw. Geoige W Mitiueen,
Joseph Polls, Herbert l.aWlii, ol Cot
tngo Grove, Oie,
Any and all petsous claiming ud
versely the nlKive-deserlbed lands uie
riHjueslcd to Hie their claims in tin
oiriiHi on or Isoforo said iOlh day of Aug.
1U0L
J.T, llutiiutts, lirgiiler.
NOTICE FOR IMIIILICATIGN.
United Stales l.andOlllce,
Roseburg, (lie., June I lit li llHil.
Nuticeis liereliy given that Incompli
ance wllli the provisions of the Act ol
Congress ol Juno !l, 1M7H, enlitlcd "Au
net for the sale ol timber lands In the
States uf California, (begun, Nevada
and WiishlngtoiiTerrituiv, ascxtcutlcd
toall the I'ublfo ljmd States by act of
August -t, 18112,
CARRIE IIRAND.
of Cottaite Grovo County of Lime, Stale
ul Oregon, has this Hay lllcd In this
olliee her sworn statement No. lli'.':17 fur
the puclinso ol the NW '4 of
NW H ol Section No. Ill, Twp. It)
South, of Range '2 West and will offer
proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its limW or stone
than for agricultural purposes, aud to
establish her claim to said laud befure
J. J. Walton V. S, Commissioner at his
otllre at Eugene, Ore., 011 Monday the
&th day of September, UK)I.
She names ns witnesses:
Simeon R. Ilrund of Cottage Grove,
Dave Raker, Frank ilson, Andrew
Lamb all of Dorena.all of Lane Conn IV,
Oregon.
Anv ami nil H-rsiins churning adversely
the aUivedesenlHsl lauds me requested
to Hie their claims in tins olliee oil or
liefore said fith day of Sc plciiilicr Hall.
J. T. IIkiihixs, Register.
NOTICE FOR I'lTIILICATION.
United Blntes Und Olliif,
Roseburg, Oreguu, May III, IU0I.
Notice is hereby given that in com-
iiiiance w itli tiie provisions of the art of
Congress ol June 3, 1N7H, entitled "An
act (or tho sale ol limber lands in the
Mutes uf California, Oregon, Nevada,
and Washington Territory," as cxti'iulcd
to ull the Public I jnd Stales bv act ol
August 4. IM'.I'J,
MRS. ANNA 1IURKE
of Lake Xobageniou, County of Douglas,
State ut Wisconsin, has tin's day tiled in
this olliee her sworn statement S' llllVi
lorlhe puiehaseol tho SW oISih- No I'll
tp'.'l South, of Range 4 W. am) will olfer
prool to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its tiinl-er or slum
than lor agricultural purHises, nml i
eslnbbsh her claim to said laud hcfim
the Register aud Receiver of this olllci
at Reselling, Oregon, on Wednesday the
17th day ol August, 11KII.
She names as witnesses.
Herman Dow, George Enderer, 1
Charles 1. Powell, George W MrUjiicen,
all of Cottnge Grove, Oregon.,
Any and all persons claiming adverse-!
Ivthe alMive-descrilM-il lands are re
quested to tile their claims in thU olliee
011 01 la foresaid 17th day of Aug., 1901.
J. T. IIhiihjks. Register.
NOTICE FOR PUI1I.1CATION.
United States Land Oirice.
Roseburg, Ore., May 3rd. 1004.
Notice is hereby given that ill com
idiance with the provisions of the act ol
Congress of June 3, 1878, entitled "Au
act fur the sale of timber lands in the
States of CaliforniatOrt-gon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," as extended to
all the Public Ijind Slates by act ot Au
gust 4, 18J.
KATIE EDERER
of Cottage Grove, Co of l-ane, State of
Ore., has this day filed in this office her
sworn statement No, 11120, fur the pur-
..1 ,.t .1... Ltl LMI' S Oil I L- f. I.
I.IIUPV- ui ill,. n 3,ni -4 nr. -j
of See I'J ill Tp'.'l'S, It I W, and will
oiler proof to show Ilia! the land sought
is nioiij valuable for Its tiinU-r or sloiiu
llnin for agrii'lutnral purposes, and lo
establish her claim to said laud la-fore
J. J. allon, U. H, Cofiiinlssioner nt
Eugene, Oiegun, on the llllh day of
j uiy, rjui,
Shu names as witnesses:
Herman T Duw, of Cottage. Grove
Ore.. Willis Nowell. A II Nowell o!
1iiiiIoii, Ore., George Kdcrer of Cottage
(rove, Oregon.
Anv aud nil persons claiming adverse
Iv the alsivi-ilescrilH'd lauds nro re-
iiuestiil lo Die their claims in this ofTn'o
011 or beforesaiil Kith day of July, IDOL
J. I . iliiiiiiiKS, Itegisler.
NOTICE Kill PtIRLICATION.
I'mlcd Stales Land Olllicu,
Roi-ehuru, Oru. , July 1st, 1001
Notice is hereby kIviui that in compli
ance with the provisions of thu net of
CoiiKresHof Juiiii ,'l, 1K7K, entitled "All
Act lor tlie sale ol 1 linlx-r LiiiuIh in thu
Slates of (,'nllfnrniu, OriKon, Nevnda,
mid WiieliiriKlnn Territory," ns ex
lemliil tu nil thu Public Lund Slates by
act of AiiL-iiNt I, lL'JJ.
EMMA STAI'LES.
of Eugene, Co. of Lime, SlaluolOre
von as this day lllcd in this oirice her
sworiistnteiiieiit No. O'JIW, for thu pur
chase of Hie W 'A of NW U of Sec No 8 1
in I'p No 10 H RaiiKii No 2 West,
nnd will olfer prool lo show thut
tin- land sought is moru valuable for its
timber or mono than fur iiKriciiltiiml
purpovcH, aiiilto establish her claim to
said land before J. J Walton U. S.
Commissioner ut bin olliee ut Kiiuunc
Lane Co. Oregon, on .Saturday tho -'Itli
nay ot Mept. 1001.
She names ns witnusescs:
Charles Oplcn, of Creswell, TIioiiuib
Mnhor, K, D Allen, William Miller, nil
ol I'.iiKcne, Ore,
Any ami ull persons clalmlll); adversely
the uhovo described hinds nro requested
'o file their claims in this ofllco on or
bcluru suid LM dnv of Heptcmbur 1001.
J. T'. IliiimiKH, ReglHtur.
OKOUT.
Is a violent inflammation of the mem-
brunu of the wind pipe, which some-
nines extenus lo tno larynx nun moo
:hial tubes: und Ih oiiii of the most
lama-roils dlscuscstif children Haliiinst
always comes on In the nliiht. Give
freriimnt ilofes of Hallnrd'H llnrelioimd
Syrup and apply llalhird's finow Llm
ment extcrnnllv to the throat. 2ne, non,
L0O, For Sale by Mornun Hrchatil.
.atojBtJSNtll&V. V
OHJEGON
Shoit line
and UNION PACEriC
'Hint I mIiis To llir lias! Dally.
Througli I'ullin in hi in 1 i I ami tinir
Isl nleeliilig ems ilinlt i" I hnnliil, Clll
engo, SiiiiKiiiie; I011111.1 si,i'plng enrs
daily to Kansas City , H m:' Pilllinan
loiirlst sleep ng ems (pi unity con
dueled) weekly tnt'lilonio, KnnsilsUltr :
I eel I u I n g eh it i r en I M ( si a I n (m-oJ to the
Falsi dally.
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OCEAN AMI HIVEK .vTIIKIIIILK
For Sun I'riineisco Eiery flvu j n
at.H:lHlp. in. For Astoria, way points
and Nmili Uracil Daily (except Hun
ilay; nt S:(H p. m. ; Saturday at 10:00 p.
in. Daily service (water permitting) on
Willamette and Van lull Rivers,
For fuller Information ask or writn
your nearest ticket ugent, or
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
The Oicgou Railroad N'avagation
Co. Portland, Oreguu.
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AND AM. POINTS It A ST AND SOUTH
Overland Tnlns Dally The Flpr
And The Fist Mill
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Splendid Service
Up to date Equipment
Courteous Employes
Oaylfgfit Trip across the Cascade ni
Rocky Mountains.
For TlcketH, Hates, Folders and
Full Informatl Call on or inldrw-n,
II. DICKSON. C. T. A.
122 3d St., Portlnntl Ore.
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