Bohemia nugget. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1899-1907, March 22, 1905, Image 8

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FLOWERS UNDER GLASS.
tlmrlr Xotea on Handling; I'lnnta l'or
Uaatrr and Karlr Sprlna II loom.
January la a good time to make nn
thcr sowing of sweet poas for Indoor
blooming. Start tucin In four Inch pot,
sowing about a half dozen needs In n
pot, nod when Uicy arc three. Inches
high plant them out on a bench or n
bed, tho latter preferred. Hlch, heavy
soil Is necessary In which to grow
them, l'lant them In rows across tho
bed, leaving ft spaco of two feet be
tween tho rows, and support tho vines
with chicken wire. Monty of head
room Is necessary, for they will grow
runy uvo or six reet high. They can
stand abundance of feeding In tho
shape of liquid' manure utter they ore
onco fairly started and require fre
quent syringing to keep red spider In
check.
The llougaln vlltaeas which nro now
In a scmldonuant state In n cool houso
can be placed In n few degrees higher
temperature to bring them Into flower
for Ulster. A temperature of CO de
grees Is about right Extreme forcing
Is not advisable, for the shoots are Ita
ble to grow blind. Olve them plenty of
syringing and water more freely as
growth commences. The llougaln vll
laca Is valuable when In flower not
only as a decorative plant, for Its beau
tiful bracts hang for many weeks In a
living room, but nlso as cut sprays.
Small plants of fuchsias propagated
In November should bo shifted along
into larger pots. Uso plenty of old
hotbed manure In the soil, for they
fatrly revel In It Half manure. If well
rotted. Is not too much. Give them
plenty of room In a light place, mod
erately warm, so as not to draw tho
plants up. They will not require shade
for six weeks more. Top tho plants a
week or two after shifting, growing
from three to five branches to tho'
plant
Acacias and ericas can be had In
flower at any time now by applying n
little more heat for a few weeks,
Those for Easter had better be kept
lu a cool house for another six weeks,
for late In the season they can be forced
Into flower In a short time by raising
the temperature to do degreoa. Gar
dening.
THE YOUNG GRAPEVINE.
Ita Earlr Trnnf nir and Tralnlnir Cul-
tlnir Hack In Kail or Winter,
Tho support for the young grape
vine at first may be temporary, a mere
stake or pole, sufficiently strong to bear
Its weight uud tall enough to train It
In nu uprlgat position for one or two
seasons. During this time the vine
should be trained as a single shoot
from which all lateral or side branches
are pinched off as soon as they are
formed. These laterals or side branch
es will start at a point above each
leaf and will be very easily broken off
If attended to early.
At tho end of the first year's growth
of the young vine treated as thu3 di
rected It may be expected to resemble
that In the Illustration (Fig. 1). A well
cultivated vine of the Concord or somo
equally strong growing variety should
then bo from live to ten feet In length.
HUMOR OF THE HOUR
IMaln KnalLh.
HI wife oniuo Into tho room whert
he was sitting. She was twisting her
self nrouml In the effort to look at th
tmrk of her new blouse. lly the tons
linen and bulging nripect itbout her tips
he knew that her month was full ot
pltw. He knew It anyway without
looking for those symptoms.
"I'mpli-KOf-wuff.wult-sh-th-bf-fsyf'f,"
she mid.
"Ywt, It looks nil right" ho answered,
resuming hi paicr.
"Ow f wuff - gs - p- suf up- up-w-r-r-r-
ooglisth," she mumbled.
"Of course It does," ho assured her,
glancing over tho top of tho paper.
"It fits like the paper on tho wall.
"Sw-8h-uiuiux-woll-gph-ni-ni-m-eh-p
x i," she said, stamping her foot
"Didn't I tell you It was all rlghtT'
naked tho uinn, lowering his paper
"Maybe It needs a little taking up Ic
the shoulders, but noliody could uotlct
It"
Hastily letting the pins fall from hei
mouth to her hand, she crlod: "l'v
asked you three times to raise the win
dow blind so that I could get ninrt
light. It's a pity you can't understand
plain English!" -Lomlnn t! IP Is.
INCHKDlM.n HUl'TATdTY.
U would liiivo liecn I'icrvUlblo lint
tnlllv If rims. V. I.onil)onrer. of Svni-
cttse.N. Y Imd not done tho liest ho
could for his mifforlng son. "My
boy," ho says, "cut 11 fearful gnnli
over Ills eye. so 1 applied nurKicira
Arnica Salvo which quickly healed
It and saved his eye. (iood for burns
and ulcer too. Only 2.V nt llenson h
Pharmacy.
Venselal.
Harris I suppose Foster was pretty
well wrought up when bo found thai
somebody had stolen his gold watch?
Harlow-1 should say bo was I He
was wild with rage. Ho said tlw
watch was flvo minutes slow, and b4
hoped It would make the thief loso 0
train or bo too late for an appoint
ment, or somo such vexatious thins M
that Boston Transcript
Something (or Your Eastern Friends.
The 1U05 Issuo of tho nubltcatlon
"Oregon Washington and Idaho
and Their Itesourccn." Issued by tho
i-usseuger jjeparuncne 01 1110 urcgon
Itallrond & Navigation Comimnv. Is
now ready for distribution. If you
u.ivo menus in 11 in l-.nsr who nru 111'
terestoil In the I'aclflc Northwent.
copy of this publication would 1m
welcomo visitor to their Iiomcm. This
publication will lie mulled tn mr
given mmrvHH uiion recc nt 01 ion
cunts in stamps to pay pontugo.
A LONG LOST CITY
Tanaarra. Ihr- Rlln ot tlir Miidrr
Town ot Orcntarta, tn Clr.pci.
arvmnda Is the nnmo of tho modern
city In lloeottn, Oreeoe, which occupies
tho slto of tho nncleut city of Tiinagru.
Tho old town was n rich and luxurious
place, greatly renowned for the cock
fights that were given there. It had
tho honor ot being the birthplace ot
Corlnun, tho great poetoai of the llfth
century before Christ, and perpetuated
her memory by. n majestic tomb, 011
which she was represented live times
crowned In remembrance of tho live
Tlctorles which she had gained lu the
lyrical contests with Titular. Diuplta
this comparative celebrity It appeared
destined to tho eternal sVep of forget
fattiest when after mure than twenty'
two centuries of silence ehauco druw
to It the attention of archaeologist.
In 1870 the Inhabitants ot the neigh
boring villages while digging In their
fields expol to view somo tombs
which the French have assigned to tho
nineteenth century before tho Chris
tian era. The discovery of those tlrst
sepulchers was Uie cause of excava
tions, during which a quantity ot other
tombs were discovered, all situated
along tho roads which led from the
walls of Tnnagru In the direction of
Thebes, Chalcls, llarula ami I'latac.
Among this mass of tombs belonging
to several centuries the most Interest
attache to those ot the fourth century
before the Christian era on account of
their contents. It was tn these particu
larly that the statuettes known today 1
under the name of "Tanagra figurines" 1
were for the matt part discovered. I
The llrldrKromu'M ftunw,
I'm slrk nt tli some ot 111 brltl lied htr
litnonij
Jxut limrkMi It in for uwlilL: I'm tha
Rrmim.
I know Pro no rtalil In Ilia cruwi but,
nlsa-
TlHit's right-all I nt In the tat la a
laaat
I know I'm miniraawl to ! slUnt and
inaak;
Hut, Iuiiik It I'm bound tn art rcefcloM
ami spaskl
Thay'r bunlng about what the brUla la
ti naari
Th.y'r. buaattwr a Unit bow ahu'll its up
livr hair,
Tliay'rw qunrrelltn nvar tin- brMal tiou
qiit. 1 llatrn In llneo to all that ih. v my
Tli.y trout m us llxiush I wits clinlneil
tn my Ooout; .
Alack, wtmt am IT I Mm onH Hi" hr ma
lion, fa some black mid
ml and a li.l mo ot
uinbed
1 bun-
Tho baat I rail
aoma whK.,
a. horac collar
frlsht:
My hair will bti emntod aa ll'i
vry day:
I'd nurrty set moMmt If 1 liiMRml
iiurl.
I'vo got to tt mm a ml try bravely to
amllo;
Th macknaaa will Us ml me In hnml after
whllv
Blng on of tha IxMiitlf.il lirltln nnd hrr
liloom,
Hut ttnii't mention met I'm only thd
(rnwni
Jtiet say, "fie was ilraaaetl In conventional
tlarki"
Then klnttly fnraot me sid hasten rlslit
twek
To rave o'er tha brkta till you're black In
the fae;
I'm only ttia srooin, an1 I'm lenmln: mr
plnce.
Ttaltlioore American.
A CIIIC.UIO A l.DHltMA.N' ivt:s
HIS HI.Kl "I'lllN TO I'll A.MllllU
I.AIN'SCDl llll ItKMKDY
"I eull lu-nrtllv jiml i'iiiiwliiiliinulv
nviiiniiieiiil I'liaiiilierlaln't Conuhl
Do Not Neglect a Cold.
Every cold waakana tho Lunga. loWara tha Vitality and mskoi the I
yttom Ion nolo to withstand each succeeding cold, thus
paving tho way for moro aarloua dlaaaaea.
CAN YOU AFFORD TO TAKE SUCH CHANCES?
PERMANENTLY CUKES I
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Soro Throat,
ASinma, croup, wnooping nougn,
Bronchitis, Hoarsonoss, Soro Lunga.
IIVERY MOTHER SHOULD KNOW THAT DALLARD'S HORC
HOUND SYRUP CONTAINS NO OPIATES, DOCS NOT
CONSTIPATE CHILDREN AND WILL POSITIVELY
CURE CROUP AND WHOOPINO COUOH.
Mas. ttALLIC LOOKOAfr. Ooldthwlte. Ten., mmymi "We
havelmr.! lUllertl'a llnretiouad Nf rtlDln mr ralnlly for several year.
mii.I II alwnya sure ealUraellnn, When the rhllilrea natl -rflUi ami
Whooping C'ouati It alwaya relieved Ihelit al tmee, notl I woulil not lie
without It In Iholtoune, aallla the HKSf .MKIIIClNIt we know or."
Dost Remedy for Children. Evory Dottlo Guaranteed.
threc aixeai MOO, OOo and 9 1.OO.
BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO., ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED DY
The Modern Pharmacy.
HTAKTMNd IIPT Tlll'R
Peonlo tho world over weix horrl-
Hod nn lenrnliii; ot the luiriilnir of u Utomoilv r.ir nrr.x-il I HIM Itf f lu fllrisllf I
i.nicnKO uicater in which nearly sit and limn. " wiyn linn. .Inhii Slienlek.
I'uur Clarcnret
Maud So that's it photograph of you
and your batitlsome cousin Clarence, Is
Itl You seem to be sitting pretty
close together. W here s his left arm!
Mabel (blushing furiously) He bann'
uuy left arm. Ho lost It tn the war
with Spain. I told hlra everybody
would misunderstand that picture!
Chicago Tribune.
Ffs. 2 Becond year
In vineyard: marks
showing where to
cut Lick.
Fic. I First year
tn vineyard; mark
showing where to
cut back.
The treatment tho following or sec
ond year will depend somewhat upon
the training Intended. In any event,
the vine should be cut back In the fall
or winter of the first year to within
about two feet of tho ground. Tho
proper place Is Indicated by the cross
line In Fig. L
Only tho two upper buds should bo
allowed to grow for tho second season,
and they should bo treated as the sin.
gle shoot of tho previous year was
that Is, by training them to single
shoots: If the vine, now In Its third
year's growth from layer or cutting,
Is a strong one It may bo allowed to
bear a cluster ot fruit on each of tho
two shoots of wood of this year's
growth.
PLEASANT AND HARMLESS,
Don't drug the Htouiuch to euro
cough. One Mlnuto Cough Curo cuts
mo mucus, uruws too inuamation
out of the throat, lunp;3 and lironlcal
juik'h, nenis. sootiiB ana cures.
luicK euro for L.'roun ami wtioon net
Cough. Ono .Mlnuto Cough Curo re
lieves u cough in ono mlnuto iiocaueo
it acts tlrst on trie mucus membrane
right whero tho cough troubles In
the throat or deen-acatcd on the
lungs. Sold by Tho Modern I'linr-
mucy.
EOcct ot llaah Work.
Professor Thomas Oliver. addresslnB
tho Industrial hygiene section of the
lanltary congress In Glasgow, said tho
lystem of "rushing" work Introduced
into Ilrftaln from America not only
caused unwbolesomo fatigue and mi .17
accidents, bnt "predisposed tbel Indi
vidual to 1)1 health and created a taito
for stimulants, unbealthful rctroatlon
and love of excitement such as was
uuerea Dy in eaters ana music halls."
CHAMPION LINIMENT KOlt
ItllKUMATISM.
C'Iiuh. Drake. 11 mallenrrlernf nimti
iuvllle. Conn., Hays; ClmmtH!rlnln'H
rnin luiimis tnc clinmti nn of a 1 n .
inentH. Tho past year I wa troub
led a great deal wftli rheumatism In
my Hliouiiicr. Alter trvsnir severnl
cures 1110 storekeeper here rocom
ineniieii huh remedy and It comple
tely cured me." Thero Is no uwi nf
unyonu Htifforlng from that painful
ailment when this llnlmcntcan Im ob-
mined lora small sum. nun mm .
cation gives prompt relief and Its
continued iiho jor a whort time will
product: p permanent euro. For sale
ny rue Jioiiorn J'liarmacy.
Some people put it off till tomor
rOW. wlllln II llrnn nf nil nut nn It. a
In the fall or early winter each of ,innr1iIn.o.,l t -i.t
thesQ two shoots (now called caneal ., . . . " . . . . "ctt-iB
- iinnr vroi itnirM hann i,jf,i,i,. ni.A...
should be cut back to about two feet In
length. The vino will then havo Its
stem and two branches or canes cut
back to an even length, as they are in
tended for tho permanent horizontal
arms of the vino that Is to be. The
Tine will now appear something as
shown In Fig. 2. w. II. Itagan,
for a month.
The Irlaea For Forctnir.
Nono of the Irises will bear severe
forcing, but they will do well In any
greenhouse from which frost is ex
cluded, and their dellcato coloring
makes thorn very useful. Iris alata
Is In pale violet with golden blotches
on Its petals of shining satin; thero are
also a white variety and ono In a deep
r blue tint.
HTMKE8 HIDDEN ROCKS.
When your shin of health strikes
1110 niiiucu rocks ;ol consumption,
I'nuuiiionla. etc.. von nru lrint. If vnu
don't get help from Dr. King's Now
Discovery for consumption. .1. W.
McLlunon, of Talladega Springs,
Ala., writes: "I had been very 111
with Pneumonia, under the caro o!
two doctoru, but was getting no
better and when I began to tako Dr.
King's New Discovery. Tho first
(loso gavo relief, 0110 bottle cured
mo." Sura curo for soro throat,
bronchitis, coughs and colds. (Iimr.
auleed at Jlonson's Pliarmacv,
Price COo uud ?I.OO, Trial bottle
ree.
hundred iwoplo lost their lives "yet
more than flvo times this number
or over :t,000 iicoplr dliil from pneu
monia 111 umcago (Hiring tm same
year, with scarcely 11 passing notice.
Kvcry 11110 of theso en mom nt pneumo
nia resulted from 11 rohl unit omilil
hnvu been prevented by the timely
use ot Cliivii'.ljorlnlu'H Cuugli Itetiieily.
A great many who bad every reason
to fear pneumonia have warded It oh
by tho prompt uso ol this reiiittlv.
The following is an liistutico of this
sort: "loo much cannot bo said In
avor of Chumlicrlalii'H Coiiirh Hem
cdy, and o.speclnlly for colds and in
lluenzji. I know that It cured my
daughter. Ijuiiii, of a severe old,
and I believe saved her llfo when she
was threntened with pneumonia."
W. I). Wit.rox, I.ogan, Now York.
Sold by Tho .Modem Pharmacy.
rannlal llluaanm, ThU,
Papa Vour mother tells mo you
haven't beon a vcrj- good boy today.
Johnny.
Johnny Uctween us, pa, I think
shos e llttlo prejudiced ugnlnst me
11 was only tho other day sho told
Aunt Kato I was just Uko you. Hus
ton Transcript.
CUKKD CONSUMPl'I ON.
Mrs. n. W, Kvatis. Clearwater,
Kau.. writes, mv husband lay sick
lor tnrco moiits. tiio doctors sain
ho bad quick consumption. Wo pro
cured a bottlo of llnliard's II ore
iionnu yrup. ami it cured him
Tlmt was six j-ears ago and slnco
tnen wo navo anvayH Hetit a bottle in
the house, wo caui'ot do without It.
For coughs and colds Ithas 110 (iiml.
x. buc and Sl.w rsolil ny nit
Jioucrn rnarmacy.
.M Sn IVnrlii St., ( liU'n l: 1. "Twol
years ugn iliil'liig a pulilleal cain-
lialUli. I cauulit enlil all.-i lioluu over-
liealixt, which li rltated niylliront and
I Will tlllltll.V COIIIHll('tl tn slop, as I
1-011111 in't s jik 11I11111I ill 111 v ex
tremity a friend iiiIvInihI me to ifK
('liaiiilH'rlalu'H Cuugli lb uiedy. 1 took
two iIoim'h p m Hficriiiiixi mid euiildl
tint Ix'Ilovii my m-iiis m hell I fotlllll I
the next morning the Inlliimin ttlou I
had largely siibsldiHl. I took wivenil I
liiHri that day. kept right on talk
ing thrniigli the esmpalun, and II
tnaiiK this miMiicliiv tluitlwuii my
srtiii 111 iiici iiiiiirn. 1 11 in remedy IS I
uir sine ny 1 no .iioiieru i-iiitriutiuy.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
H. C. MADSEN,
Watciimakuu.
Ht-lrlnir at him liable rnartri.
All x(V ictwiautrol (IrilTla...
Wattve,Chifkaaiil Jewelry at Lowrtt 1'rlee
C01TA0K (II10VK. OltK.
Confnaeil, hat Sasraclona.
"All that Is expected of us In this
war," said tho Chinese mandarin, "Is
that we shall bo neutral."
"And what Is neutralityr
"Neutrality, as 1 understand It, Is tho
art of not committing yourself to any
thing. until you aro dead sure which
side M going to win." Washington
Star.
A SAKB enroll MUDU I.Ni; KOlt
OIIILPKKN.
In buying a cough inedlcliiM for
ciiiiuren never noafralil to uiy 1 nam
tinrlfiln'A cmiifli itnnili'. 'riinn. in
no danger from It and ivlief.ls always
sure to iollow. it Is OHiicclnlly vnlu
able for colds, croup anil whooping
cougu. ror sale ny 'iiio .Modern
Phariiincy.
Thrcshine has commenced in the
wheat section of Oregon. The stock
men are tlicshinir their wheat hay
that was cut last year for feed. It
will average from 10 to 15 bushels
to the ton.
A DESTItlTCTIVUFIltn.
To draw out tho fire of a hum. or
heal a cut without leaving 11 scar,
use DoWltt'H Witch Hazel Salvo. A
specific for piles, (Jet tho genuine.
J. I.. Tucker, eel I tor nf tho Harmon
ize r. Outre, Ala., writes: "I have
used uowitt's Which Hazel Salve In
my family for piles, cuts and burns.
It Ih tho licst salve 011 the market.
Every family should keen It onliiind."
Sold by The Modern Pharmacy
Nrtrr TiturlitHl Him.
Marklcv Mny. mihimmm you pay M
back that lu you owe me now.
llorroiighit-llenlly, old man, 1 iwii't
do tlmt.
Msrkley Hut you've not It to spar
today.
tlornmsha -1 Know, hut thure's no
telling when 1 nifty uewl It. l'hllsdel
,1 iv-
J. S. Medley. .1. 0. Johnson
Medley Johnson,
AttoriiuyH-at-law
Off ire Suite :t Jlituk Itlttt.
SihvIuI attention ulven to Mining
and Corporation Law.
If It Is a bilious attack take Chum
berlalli'M .Stomach and Liver Tablets
ami 11 quick cure Is certain. For sale
ny llic .Modern Pharmacy
'mm Vennifug
THE SU1MNIEEI'
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dcucp.
II I 111 f) li
f mm tm 9 mm mm mm'
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIf.
BCWARC Of IMITATIONS.
TNC atNUINC ancPASKD ONtV ST
Jallwrrf-Snow Liniment C
ST, LOUIS, MO.
Sol, 1 11111I rr nniiiirnill liy Mo.lern t'baiiiiacy
J. E. YOUNG
Allovnoy-ul-Law
umn un nam iimi, mil side
CoTTAOit Gkovk, Oku.
A. II. KING
A 4 at a M .
iiiui-iicy n. uitwa
aoTT.tai; onot'K, oitK.
U.
Blal l (X Col well
Mining Kngliuvrs
is. MiiiltuI Surveyors
llooiii I Hank llldg, Cotliigv drove
WMWOregonliiii llldg, I'orllnud,
Oregon.
The First Nalioo.il Bank
01?
Cottaok Gkovk. Okk.
Paid ij Capital, $25,000.00
Money to loan un iipptovcd security.
Kxrhniiges sold, aviilliiblo unv .ilitru
n tlioUnltml fitatos
lliAmar Kisis,
Pratldanl.
UT. Ilarrli.
'. C WtiirLK
CaiUlcr
A (,'. WiMlruck
l It I V A T K V
All tin" lalixt treatment,
PLAIN ami MEDICATED BATHS,
KI.KCTHIOTV, KTO.
.N cenlaaliHK pam taken.
NOT.OK.
AilmiiilstratorsSale of Ileal prop
erly.
1.. 1 1... ..1 1 ...
tiuiiw in imn-iir iEiii 1 iinib ii.v rir
tile of aii order Issued by the count y
court for I.nne county. St-nto of flrn-
goii, which said order is iiiuoil tne
1:1th day of I'ehruarv. 1 W7. 1 will on
and after .Saturday tho lnth day of
April, IPUfi, at the hour of it o'eloel.
1. M. of wild day sell ut nubile sale
for caNh to thn IiIltIihhI and best bld-
dur. on tho mciii Ihch. tho followliiir
duacrlbttit real prosrty lielotigliig to
tiio estate oi namiii'i a. (JeiniiirM no,
I'liHod, to-wlt
llegliuilng at a iioliit JIVIK fit) I west
of the South oust corner of a
lot of land dm-ded to J. I). Perkins liv
O. P. AdaiiiH. run thence north 107.0
feet. thence West 212 foot.
thunce Sontli 107.(1 feot, tlienco
South 27 degree West
feet. tlien-c Hast Iu7 feet
thence North 1MI feet to the placo of
lieulinilng. eoiitalnliiLr I.I acres of
land mure or less In tho City of Cot
tage urove, ijiiuu Uiiiiuty, Oregon.
.1. It. Cooi.kv.
Administrator of the iwtntoof Sain
iiftl A. liottliigs, deceased.
TTra raaiiuilil)', ;)
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KiVOWLKS & CJBiTTYS
Proprietors of
...The Miners Supply House...
3fcOur Motto: Good Goods for Low Prices.-
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All oiltwanl fruhdit forwarileil nnlv at lha
Joint rlak of khlpimr amlronalKiice.
rririKiii win inn no rocivenai ins o, ah,
K. It. It. IlctKit aftor fl:ua n. tn. Tn Iiiiiha
lorwarillne on neit train froluht mti.t lm
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iioliix billed.
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A.U. WOOD, Acting Oen Alfrr,
General Mercltandise, Miners' Tunis and Ammunition.
BOHEMIA, OREGON.
FOIt AN IMPAIICEI) A P PUT IT K
TiOHH of iippotltii alwavH reNtiltu
irom laulty illgostlon. AH that Ih
needed Ih a few doseH of Cluimlior
IiiIii'h Stomach mid Liver Tabluta.
Tlioy will Invigorate, tho Htomach,
HtieiiKtlicn tho tllgoHtlou and ulvo
you an nppotlto Ilku a wolf. Tliosu
TalilotH iiIho act a u nei'tlo laxative.
I'orHnln by Tho .Modern I'harmaey.
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Sliohane, St. 1'nul,
MiiuietiwllH, Dulttth,
Vhlaifjo, St Old
AND AM, POINTS HAST AND SOUTH
Overland Trains Dally Tha Flyar
And The Fast Mall
Splendid Service
Up to date Equipment
Courteous Employes
Daylight Trip across the Oascada and
Rocky Mountains.
For TIcketH, ItutoH, 'older ami
I' nil Information, Call on or addrtHH,
II. DICKSON, 0. T. A.
122 3d St., Portland Ore.
8. G. YKKKKH., O. W. P. A.
Itl Klnt ATonue, Htalllo Waali
Wo give expedited nervlro on freight.
Itoulo your hIiIimiii'iiIh via Omit
Northern. Full In formation from
Wm. IlAiinnit. (lent, Agent.
Portland, Oregon,
BARKER & PERMAN
ritOl'KIKTOHH OK
THE EXCHANGE
IIKAI.KIIH IN FINK
WINKS, I.IQUOKS, CIGARS.
Muln ulrtol, Do 1 1 un ii (Irom, Ore.
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