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ASTHMA, stressing Cough, SOEE JOIKTS AND MUSCLES. Despaired OF RELIEF. CBBEU BY i's Cherry Pectoral e time since, I had a severe v ( of asthma, accompanied with a 3 Otlng cough and a general soreness . Joints and muscles. I consulted ol 4.119 and tried various remedies, "3 Ithout getting nny rellet, until I g 4red of ever being well again, of It, I took Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, o m a Very short time, was entirely j t I can, therefore, cordially and oj tebtly commend this medkluc to o J. JtosELLB, Victoria, Teias. gj w wife had a very troublesome xj t Bhe used Ayer's Cherry l'ecto- oj -a nwtnxrnil Immediate relief." 01 ttnmitliriw. fin. 93 , iuiuih I' i qi 's Cherry Pectoral i "(celved Highest-Awards THE WORLD'S FAIR oi wnnneneooeeoooooooo ; Mexican r Mustang Liniment for rns, ted & Inflamed Udders. , eumatic Pains, jises and Strains, nning Sores, laminations, ff joints, jness & Saddle Sores, clica, rs, S..CZ. CattJe Ash-Kent?, t'orse Ailments, ;5heep Ailments, Penetrate Muscle., . Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. h in Vigorously. , Mustang Liniment conqverj .. rain, Makes nan or Beast well Otct2,0C0 private enftorBcnicDtfc m ciatjrnes means imriotency In the Brit ft 't la a tymn;om of seminal weasneaf ibarrrnncDi. it can be flopped In so day wusaoruudyiui, ' ew discovery was mctf1 1? trie Rwlal th oM tVirnr Hudson HttHcal InstlluM. 'be strongest vlm,ixfrr n.ada. It la very Wrfil, but baxil-M. told f-.r 11.00 pUt tori pucsta; f.,r f5f)0(. Jain wJcd box! (Pwranira pivt-n f.r caro. Ifywibtij wxtianfi are irt ent.r..v ciirrd,six morx nt to yoa c .t tn c'-ATts. if r r!mr-i.r.A i;i'.wM..aiv Adirtar iS PADCD ! kept on (Ileal K.C.DAKB 2rrtl1 AdTertinliiff Aicnry. M tn rrhjnu Exchauir-, San Franciswo, ( al m cnQtracufirkviTertufnRcan be nude. lrc 5rJXS5- iflf ' t-'entliatloD fTo.'? iP nmSTSin derful fffifWafS satlmif.Ktn Re. it fcflKSS ot the oy. en en- K5i$8 ,a(1 otnB yd ty the (sSElSia " "RRclen- H5?1iiiil Strengthen! ' men of IC-aSiBsl InvlKorati I and KLt;w!vC! and tones Hi v- Stf'Wll entlreyhteir f Jn Is EXisl Hiidtsn cut. T vego- pSBKfflBi Debility m-LEvtfl Nervousness fsn ropa RLJMrrw Kmli.lont tWeneSS ESlKSnil9' snddevetopr the din. ffia'aj'v'f' a n' restore He la 20 BKFiw S ' "Sn fofir JIPIm MmiI iOTwaR by Jay o JHOOD fSg ahihtitopp CURIOSITIES OF DREAMS. SeWntiflc View, of the Queer TtalnE We Do and See While Atlcp. The causes and classification of dreams Is a subjoot that, although it has boon dis cussed from time immemorial, seems to bo as Uttlo understood, boroud a certain point, as It was agea ago. At the hypnotlo oongress held In Paris recently much " speni m oonstderlng this ques tion, and though some Interesting theories wore brought forth the savums were but utuowiserwhon the discussion onded than wuou it oegan. A compatriot of Ibsou, Dr. Mourley Void, professor in the Unlvorsity of Chris I Inn la, Rave the result of "jumerous ojperi ments made upon himself and others who had lent thoniselves to tho cause of science m trying to ascertain the dividing Hue be tween the rolo played In dreams bv tho cutaneous and muscular senses and be tween mo true Images of the day and tho phantoms of the night. You rarely dream, this savant says, that you are lying down, but gonorally thut you are standing or sitting in a way corre sponding to tho position of tho member whloh makes its Impression upon tho mind. For example, if one dreams that ho Is standing on tiptoe, It will be found that his toes are pressing hard against the footboard of tho bed. Dreams of walking, running, dancing and tho liko are always produced by the position of the feet. Another of this dootor's thoorles Is thnt when wo dream our minds, to a certain extent, boeome as they wore whon wo w ero omidren. In support of this he says that wnen a dreamer, with half awnkoned sense, soos his hand before him ho Instinc tively begins to oount tho flugors. This is because tho dormant souses reduce tho sloepor's mind to a ohildlsh state of feoblo- ness, and It is In iufnnoy that our first les sons lit computation begin upon our lin gers. The visual Impressions of the day form another olass of dreams. Dr. Mourlov Void is of tho opinion that happy days aro followed by pleasant dreams, and vlco versa. Evory one knows, however, thnt tills Is not always tho case. At the oouoluslon of the learnod Norwe gian's addross one of the oldost of his lis teners one of tho most oelobrated phy sicians in Paris remarked to a oolloague that if ono has hnd bad dreams It Is be cause of indigestion, or too much olothos on the bod, or too littlo air In tho room, or because bis wife snores, or because bo is lying in an unoomfortablo position, and that with proper precautions there should be only pleasant dreams or nono at all. Now York World. H Bought Hii Own SUtne. There was irrief in a South Side house hold one day whon a careless servant al lowed a valuable piece of statuary to fall and break In a dozen pioces. Tho girl had a good cry and offered to pay for the mar ble, but that was out of tho question. Tho manservant, who was also coachman and landscape gnrdonor, was instructed to take tbo fragments of the art treasure and dis pose of them. It happened that he knew a thing or two. Instead of dumping the pieces Into an ash barrel ho took them to a repair shop, where they wore carefully glued togother by an expert workman, When tho job was completed, tho servant took the marble to a dealer in antiquities and objects of art, explained how he came into possession of it and received an equiv alent of two weeks' wages above tho ooBt of repairs. Some wooks later the original owner came upon tho marble In the show win dow. He could hardiy bellevo his eonses, as ho had bought his nmrblo as an origi nal, and horo was anothor original. Ho went into tho shop and prlcod the figure. "That's very oheap," ho remarked. "I must explain to you," said tho dealor, "that it has been broken and ropaircd." Ho pointed out tho faint linos showing where tho pieces had been joined and then the former owner recognized his property. Ho couldn't olalm it, as he had onue or dered it thrown away. Neither could ho accuso tho servant of theft. Ho bought the marble and took It homo with him, and tho manservant nearly fainted when he saw it in Its old place on tho mantel. Chicago Record. A Baron Newsboy. Ono of the most interesting oharaoters In a way lp Chicago is said to bo a "news boy" who bears the title of baron and one of the proudest names In northern Ger many. He Is Baron Richard von Sydow. Every day Von Sydow goes his rounds with a bundle of papers so big that ho can hardly carry it, for he is 70 yonrs old now and has lost tho vim that distinguished him as a young lieutenant years ngo in the Bluoher hussars in his natlvo land. He is the son of General William von Sydow, who fought at tho battle of Waterloo. He is also connected by marrlago with tho family of tho Princess Bismarck. Tho bar on, when a young man, was a guest at tho marrlago of tho ex-ohanoellor and loves to tell what a flno, stalwart, popular follow Herr von Blsmarok was in those days. Von Sydow, it Is said, tiring of the llfo at home on a small plttanco, came to this country in 1801 and served as a captain In the famous Twelfth Illinois cavalry. He took up servico again in Prussia, but soon came back to America, where, however, ho has had difficulty In getting along. New York Trlbuno. A war That Snobs Have. The premier of Canada, Sir Mackonzlo Tlnnrall la n nnlf rrsnnfl tTlflli QUU Bliuua UflU never forgive one wha is not indebted to his ancestors for all he possesses. Sir Mac kenzie, it seems, wos, whon a boy, a printer's devil, and at a banquos given q his honor a guest took the opportunity i ii U.n K nnnntiiiff thft fnllowlnff verse, a bad imitation of tho celebrated lines in "Pinafore:" When I was a lad I served my term As Junior Imp in a printing firm. I washed tho windows, swept tho floor And daubed the ink on the office door. That now I am premier and K. C. M. O. The premier answered quietly that In one particular the versifier was In orror, "for," said he, "I never daubed inkon the door of the offlco." Brooklyn Eagle. Saltan and Turkey's Balance. The sultan is not quite such a fool as our newspapers take hlra to be. I remem ber Fund Pasha, the last of Turkish states men, observing to me many years ago: "Turkoyls a chariot to which the great European powers are harnessed. When no Mm tn null nnn WAV. I flick UP tt)8 others, who at once pull the other way. Thus the equilibrium of tho chariot is so cured." London Truth. The Wisest. t i i.f- A h thU nlil hftflrt ajuviuk tells me that my husband is the wisest and brat man on earth Hubby (62) Tho wisest, my dear lou Vwtrot thnt 15 TPAr-old DOT of OUrs! Cleveland Plain Dealer. OH, SVVEET1 Oh, sweet beneath this tree to tie And watch with wido injurious eye Tho broken Klimjwca of the aky And wherv tho sunlight through the leave A lubtlo .'.'.ckormg brviidtry weaVtM, To hfiw tho low eUnuU sigh Of happy winds in trvu topa high Or gnats hung in a wavering cloud, Now far and faint, now near and loud; Or bees that quickly eonie and go On noisy errands to and fro; To see the swallows far, far up. Like motes in heaven's azure cup; To loxuige and lie with dtvainy eye And feci the world go whirling round. And half in slit-p to hear the sound Of winds that shake the tree tops high. New York Tribun. TREACHEROUS REDSKINS. Experience Shows It Is Not Safe to Trust the Indians. Lieutenant Thomas Cruse was in com ma nd of a company of Indlau scouts In tho cummer of 1SS0 in Arizona. They were mte mountain Aiwtehm ami had been un der him for over a year. Throughout this porlod, which was a stormy ono for the Arizona troops, these Indians had boon good soldiers ami were faithful to tho serv ice in shooting down their own race and showing absoiuto loyalty to Uncle Sam. Lieutenant Cruse was often compliment ed on the spirit which his Indians exhibit ed, when those uudor other officers woro ooustantly proving disloyal. It Isn't be traying a conmience to say that Cruse was a littlo vain over his rmlskln cavalry mon, and he didn't hesitate to glvo his brother officers a "tip" occasionally as to how to manage them. "Just take them into your confidence, so to speak," Cruse would say, "and show them that youhnvo faith in their loyalty." Tho lieutenant was thoroughly honest in giving this advico. For more than a year ho has been in command of these Apachos. Ho fought side by sido with them, shared their dan gers, ato with them and slopt with them, and they had alwnys been as truo as steel. Not long after Cruso had boon gtvtng pointers about how to manage tho Apa ohes tho Messiah craze took hold of tho In dians of Arizona and the old tltno loyalty gave way to Indian superstitions. Troop A stood by Cruse well enough, but ho was too familiar with the Indian character to mistako tho sullen look that showed Itself In tho faces of tho redskins. He asked that they bo discharged and Mojavo In dians put in their plaocs. This was not dono, and on Aug. 80, 1881, without a word Troop A broko away from tho Unit ed States service and joined tho host lies at Clbtcu creek. Tho battle which followed this revolt Is a familiar story In army circles. Two or throe days after tho unceremonious depar ture of Troop A, 600 Indians swept down on two troops of Undo Sam's cavalry, and It looked for awhile as though there would bo a repetition of tho Custer tragedy, but by daring heroism tho bravo cavalrymen cut thotr way through tho circling band of redskins and mado their escape with only ton men killed, though at least a score wero badly wounded. "Novor trust a redskin as far as you can throw a bull by the tall," Is tho way tho lleulonaut put it a few days latorwhen wo wero discussing tho tragedy of his fonnor trusted comrades. Washington Post. Farts Cafe Walter's Tale of Wroug. Tho Paris cafo waiter has boon throwing himself upon what, owing to his failure to approofuto whoro the sympathy oomes In, ho somowhat fondly hopes may provo a sympathetic public, with his taloof wrong. Ho Is, ho says, neither paid nor fed nor slaked by his employ or. So far from that, ho pays his omployer, and Is fain to feed and slake himself Into tho bargain. Moro ovor, ho poys his employer overy morning, In advance, 5 per cent upon the salo prlco of tho consommatlnus ho has got to work off in tho course of the day. To recoup himself ho must look to his tips, and till ho has been tipped to the amount of 6 shil lings, his profits do not begin to run. When they do begin, however, thoy must needs run to something considerable, soo lug that thoro is a brisk competition for evory vacancy in tho ranks of his profession. It follows, therefore, that It Is really tho public who pays all concerned, and the public Is thus likely to keep Its sympathy for Itself. Of courso, If it withheld Its tips also, tho woltor would havo to bo paid and provisioned by tho cafo proprietor. But then, tho publlo shrewdly surmises, tho prices of its consummations would be put up, and, though tipping might oomo into tho fashion again, tho prlco would never oomo down. It naturally prefers the Indirect contribution as It Is. Pall Mull Gazotto. The Terrible Cockatrice. The explanation of tho origin of that ro markablo organism, tho cockatrice, leaves nothing to bo desired as regards accuracy of detail. Wo aro told that "when the cock Is past 7 years old an egg grows within him, whoroat ho greatly wonders." Wo can woll imagine the dismay of any woll conducted masculine bird of that ago on finding himself In such a compromising predicament, but howdid ho communicate his feelings to tho historian F That the enibryonlo cockatrice had some mysterious power of self advertisement is evident, for we hoar further that "a toad privily watches him and oxamlnes tho nest every day to soo if tho egg bo yot laid. When tho toad finds tho egg, no rejoices mucn, ana at length hatches It, bringing forth an animal with tho head, neck and breast of a cook, and from thence downward the body of a serpent." Westminster Heviow. Queer Case. "Tho durndest caso of snako bite I ever knowod of, "said the man with tho ginger beard, "was a feller out In Iowoy that got bit by ono of them prairie rattlers. Well, you know that ef a man drinks enough whisky he thinks he sees snakes, but this here feller, bein bit by a snake, Imagines he was full of whUiky and bllln drunk. Next day they run him out of town" "What ferf" asked the grocer. " 'Cause ho kilt tho snake, of courso. The durn fool oould of made a mint of money out'u thnt snake In Ioway of he only knowed It." Indianapolis Journal. Making It Equal. mailer piece of anything offered. You t.L- it.- ,.-. nlnrA r.f r-nhn miH Wt the smaller pleco for your elder brother. Tommy nut, mamma, a wiine is my elder, I think tho plate should have been passed to Mm first. Philadelphia Time. Some Ingenious rogues in Calcutta and Bombay purchase favorite brands of liquor In tho original packages. They remove the good liquor without touching the cork or tho capsule, and substitute vile stuff. This Is done by drilling a hole in tne ixuom or the bottle. Hope Is like the sun, which as we jour nny toward It cants the shmtowof our bur den behind as. H. Smllm FACIAL HUMOURS Prevented by Cuticura Soap, A SHAilED TO BB 5EEN becausoof disflg uring facial humours is tho condition of thousands who live in ignorance of the fact that in Ccticuba Soap la to bo found the purest, sweetest, and most effective skin puri fier and beautinor in the world. For pimples, blackheads, red and oily skin, red, rough hands with shapeless nails, dry, thin, and fall ing hair, it is wonderful. tMd throughout th w-ortd. Brttita dtpoli T- Ktv BI1.T a Son. I, Ktuc Ktvmrl-l, UnJn- PoTTta Dvo D Uiiim. Coup., Sol Prop., BottoD. U. S. A. Crrsnell CasuxlUes. Ico. 19th, 1S05. Our imlillo school nil! closo ou Fri day ol thla wctk with lifting ex ercise. An entertainment will be glveu In Cnswell on New Year's Eve, for the purpnso of raising funds for th pur chase of snug books for use In the church. Frank Hclimulz returned from East ern Oregon last Thursday. Me missed being at (lie stage robbery between Bake Oven and Autelope by ono day. Another order for books for the Sun day school libraay will be scut in a few days. Woikhas commenced ou the fence to enclose the church and sheds so as to shut out thetowu cows. A needed Improvement. Thoro will he a quarterly meeting at this place r-aturday, Dec, 21st, and preachliiL' in tlie evening of that day by Ekler Jones, also services Sunday at II o'clock. Itcv M O Brink is still engaged In the meetings at l.elmul. Mrs S E Veab'h of Cottage was In Cieswell last Sunday. ZM'ir. Two Live? siuvcil. Mis Phoebo Thomas, of Junction City, III., was told by her doctors she had consumption and Unit there was no hope for her, I m t two bottles of Dr. King's New DUcovery contplttely cured her and die says It saved her life. Mr Thomas Eggcrs, 130 Florida itreol , Sau Francisco sullered, from a dreadful cold, approaching consump tion, tried without result evorythlug else then bought ouo bottle of I)r King's new Discovery and In two weeks . was cured. Ho is naturally thankful. It Is such results of which theso are samp.'CB that prove tho wonderful eillcacy of this medicine In coughs and colds. Fieo trial bottles at HeudciBon & Linn's drug store. Kcg ular size 50c and $1. Say, why don't you try DeWltl's Little Eaily Risers? These little pills cure headache, Indigestion and consti pation. They're small, but do the work. 081IUHN Si DkIiANO. Ilucklcn's Arnica Halve. The. Ilcst Salvo in the world for Cuts, liruises, SoroH, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, F'evor Sores, Teller, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Files, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26 cents por box. For sale by Henderson & I, Inn. When Bativ wu nick, o ij-ave her OascoA When sho was CliUJ, sho crltsl for Castor!.. When ftiio became- Mlrs, sha clung to C?storla, When she bad Children, she gave tboro Oastorl. Call For Warrants. Notice Is hereby given lhat the fol lowing warrants will be paid on pre sentation at tills olllee. Interest on sumo will cease December IS, IHllb. All Lane county warrants from regis tered number 7749 to registered num ber 71124, both Inclusive. J. U. Gray, County Treasurer, Eugene, Or., Deo 10, 1805. Nothing so distressing as a hacking cough. Nothing so foolish as to sutler from It. Nothing so dangerous II al lowed to continue. One Minute Cough Cure gives Iminedlata relief. Osnt.'RN i DkLano. -THE- BARTSCH .& McCOUCK, PBOI'BIKTOHS, . . Ninth Street. The Choicest Meats and Saus ages kept constantly on hand. GIVE US A TRIAL. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. S At V JF n pa AH) THtt NEW WAY EAST. ffe and 0. L H. GO'S LINES. THE SHORT ROUTE To points In WA3H1NUTON, IDAHO, MONTANA, PAKOTA8, M1NNKSOTA and the Kaat. Through tickets on sale to and from CHICAOO.ST. LOU1M. WA81UNOTON, rillLADKt rtllA, NEW YORK, BOSTON and ALL 10 1 NTS In the United States, Canada and Kurupy. The lircut Northern Hallway ia a new transcontinental line, ltuns buffet library observa tion cars, palace sleeving and dlnli.tt cars, family tourist sleepers and first and second elan coaches. Having a roes ballast tiuek the (in-ut Northern Hallway is frvo from Oust, one of tho chief aunoyancesof transcontinental travel Hound tickets with slop oro vrlvlleges and oholco of return routes. For further Infortunium cal UXn ur rt rllo SVAHVERUD A SIMPSON, Eugene, Oregon Or A. B. C. IEN1ST0N, tiunoral Agent, Uv2 Third Street Vortland, Oregon HHKKIITK'B pALK. Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of an oxccutlon lRHiu'd out of the Circuit court of tho Mate of Oregon for 1-ttiio county and to mo directed, in the muse wherein 11 K Slnddcu Is 1U I nt lit', nnd Wt Us Brown and V K Whipnlo ar defendants, I huve levledtuimn all the rlu til title and iuU'ivst of said Willis Brown in and to the following dsserlU'd ptemiscit, tow It: Tho K W -110 acres nn follows; lU'Klunlng at the iiiterHectiou of the center of tho l'rtlroiul tmck with the west line ot th K K Hktnuer litiimtton land claim, thence ulonic center of mi id track rW'.ltt deit K H.47 ohs, H t!7 den K ,t oIih; n 2 minutes K m :io chs to Wlllamcite river; WH.W eh: N JW dejr W lO Wehntotho Willie of said donation, and S 27 tnluuicH W IM.lX) chs to plnco of bcjtlnuing, contsluliiK -1-10 acres in I .a no couiuv, Or., and will otl'ur the fwune for sale nt public auction at the court hoiiKednorlii Eusenc, Or., to the hluhtut bid der on the Hist day of l)i cenilier, f to nattHfy the Judgment ot f H,S-M IW and Interest at per ociii thereon from March Mb. IMTi, and chhis A and aceriiing eoHtr-, rkiiIusI said Willis Drown, and In favor of utalntitV. Terms ofsaluciuh, 8alo to begin at 1 o'clock of said said day. A. J. Johnson, PheriiTof Jtne County, Oregon. Dated, Nov. W, 1W. NOTICE FOR PUI1LI0AT10N. Ijud Oflloe at Uosebttrg, Oregon, Nov. 21, 1MJ5, Notioe Ih hereby pUea (hut tho follnwinc nnmed setiler linn fllml notlco of hiH intention to uunke Una I proof in tmppnit of hln olaitu, ami that tniri proof will bo made be fore Joel Waro, U 8 0 O OotnmisMioner, nt Ktieua, OreKOu, ou Juuutiry 4, 1811(1, viz; Norman Eleenum on bomenti(l entry No 5541 lor the bo M ofaoo 2, tn 17 h, r 8, Wet. Ho tinmen tho following wltneHHrn to provo hta ooutinuona renldeuce upon and cultivation of, an id land, viz: Thonmn Kennlcr, Herman Btelnhimr. Robert Etmltnhim and Freil i'epiot, all of O reon leaf , 0 regou , It. M. Vkatoh, UogUtor. ..i".-' tf r mi Itisi sold oil sr. fftm-i.ntcn bv all ilruv. ftlsta. It ouron rhmp!ent Conaumptlon und Is thflj boat Con a h f.nd i )touo Our Bold by Henderson A Linn, 8838SS8S3&38988i BAKING POWDER T Itr.AHflNH WHY 1"U sbould buy it. 1. It la made rlnht here at homo. 2 It Is mado of I lie very flnoH materia. and Is guarnntoed In every rue t eiuil or suporior to tho very bVt, A' S. Thnmnkors iruarnntee every tin nii'l ovcry Ki'ti i nuthorlwvl to return ytr ' money if It Ik not suiirifi.'j.-;. CAN YOU ASK FOR KOi.: Cltmskt St La-vans, Portland, Oi 0880S88SS8888880 "A CUP 1 Hi. NIGHT .ViOVE;S THE DOWELS IN THE MORNING for ule .1 Y.rlnsWia Mi .trtcl drug alar.. prDoW'8 Broma-CBierg. HnltdH tnrM'irurr '.t'' r Vnwuorflldl .;Orl.i t,r ?' '.J t -.' J( llifor Ith:'U- mtl.m, flan. ,A?7 I . del. Aciil ily. I'.inl ,'-:t,t . . U .'.U W CtfUUb 1 ' 1 i. : State Normal School Monmouth, Oregon. A training nrhool for traohers. t'oiuplete Kit; nth tirade Training Depart metit and Strong Professional and Acadtmlo Courses. :-THE DIPLOMA: ot the sehool entitles one to teach In any county ia the state without further Kxaiultiatlou, Board and Lodging. Books and Tuition. $150.00 per year. hoautilul and healthful location no saloor.i. There Is a good demand lor well trained teacher 1 here is an over minMy of untrained teacher. RiMiuKui-x uut'tTKiiiy k'iii on am idtcaiton. Address, P. U CAMPBKU. Wesidenu ur w . Wann, Secretary. EUGENE, : OREGON. Located one block west of University campus Firm term bcKlns Onl in, 1MVV Kor young men and young women. Living rates low. The ouurwe of study Is free, except a contin gent fee ol tv per term. OurstudtmtH mny amll themselves of all the advantago given by th University of Oregon- we make a specially of the Divinity Course, It Is desired that our students shall .ic julio a proficiency, at once scholarly and practical, for Immediate work in all departments of Chris -llan work, Write for courso of study and full In forma tlon. Address, EUGENE 0. SANDERSON. Dion. Smoke LA CREMA, Ten cent; U. of 0. & Queen of Hearts, Five cent Cigars. BUR It I HP'S 8ALR Notice Is hereby given that bj vlrtuo of ail exouiitlon issued out of the Circuit Oourt of tho statu of Oregon fur Ijiiio oouniy In thn suit wherein Ponlunh Koute Is plaintiff and U J (lover and others aro defendants to mu dlreoU'd I have levlod on tho following dcicrllxKl real proiwrty to wlt ; The W U of tlio N K 11 and K !i of N W i nf ihe H K of section X, f p IM It, It 4 W, containing loo acre In l-ano county, Ore gon, and will oiler thu snld premises for sale to the highest bidder at thot'ourt House door InKu- time, Ore., on tho 'J 1st day of Deemntxtr, 1'J5 o satisfy the judgment ugalnst dufeiidania for tho sum of fclM.hM at tenner cent lnlnrpit and ro.oo attorney fens and 11 1 ooitt, and tha a eruing iMisis i urmn oi saie oasi). nuie vj OOu menco at 1 o'clock I' M said day. A. J. JoitHHOH. Bhurlll of Una Co. Dated Nor. 2l,lWi. J. 8. IAJCK1CY, 3Es -w aa x. aa aet. Watches und Clocks Repaired, initsn, a.:am. Tnos. r. Qakres. Henry C. Paine. BenryC.Bonnd Keoel vers. BORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. 11 u N S Pullman Elegant Tourist Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping Cars St Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth, TO Grand Fbrka Orookaton, Wlnnlpe", Helena and Butte. -Through Tickets to- Chlcago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Boston and all Points East and South. Forl.form.tlon, tlm card., m.pi.Dd tickets ell on ot writ. R. McMURPHEY . Ueu'l AKfut, hugcn, Onicc: Jtoom. 2 nl 4 Hliolton JUoek. -011- A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Geo!. FassiEtl!, i Morrison Btreet, corner Third PORTLAND. OnCGON J
