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Newspaper Page TextMac mut ri1 RUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA STOMACH Liver AND HEABT AKFr.CTFI). Almost in Despair S Hut I'l.mllir -T"T"C3 TP "T By Taking AYER'S PILLS ..For fifteen years, I was a great suf- o! tertr Irora Imileestton I" Its worst forms, g I tested the skill ol many doctors, but oj .mu and worse, until I became o ,o weak I could not walk fitly yards i about having to sii " 'j o. ... UAr nn.i hpnrt hecaine affect- O: nma.: : , T ,M .nr.lv .lis. t 91 .....i Avpr's l'llls and they heliwd mo o: ,,,, .way. I contlnueil tlielr use and (m now entirely well. I don't know ot inytnlng that will so quickly relieve o; ind cure the terrible suffering ot dys pepsla as Ayer's HI1s."-Joun C. 0j Pbitchabd. Brodle, Warren Co., N. C. o; AYER'S PILLS Received Highest Awards gi AT THE WORLD'S FAIR oj 0 9 OApOO 0P..?J?.-j?P.jP-.jLOPP O j Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, ;aked & Inflamed Udders. ?i!ss, Rheumatic Pains, Eruises and Strain, Running Sores, inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago. Scalds, Blisters, Insect BItiS, All Cattle Ailments, Aii Morse Ailments, All Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle,. Membrane and Tissues Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Rub in Vigorously. Mustang Liniment conqten Pain, Makes flan or Beast well gala. t :;i-a In.ici'fy In ihe. tint i ' -'':'. on of Miinnl wenkntva .it rn Isk vI tu itoiiay. ' o.-yV,, ret)'- Vt tlir SthtIM .sjiuc;5i tot InstttuU. ' : Is. ,i -r 1 - c. It 1 wrf ' V- !", -r ! T' S ' -' If yntj h,y BJPAPERW, "trr hint v ,i t" koT.toa fllpiit E.C.nAKK'ft ! "XrU.Thtnr' Finrlfco, &2R MM lr UmuI :lnn.Ntr7- IM1W.,:; k-ffct'i? Strengtheni, E" ntn of y.YXa invliioraies and fc.viOc.tVl and tnncn too ft- , Kiii enllwiyifein. Is 'Indian rani Sfif iUuS j o b 1 1 1 1 y. .'I" Krvl Ncrvousneis, Ter.j KvSffn Kmla;oii, i:!"lr.-Tr t.-ixnt.,-'ja rdieyelors ,f tr.e "X t'i;'J')jr!l and restores . rw, WOBJJ.ffcJV lVlia In the LOST lV-PSSA ti l0- mum MsklMik Stfw ALWAYS CWMIXAL. DLACK RECORD FO CErJTURIES OF A ROMAN VILLAGE. Arttin I inning u For t!i Crime of Ii IahabitanU Seven Onturln Affoand Out lawed hj a Tope Crhue Hcrcdltarj It, Borne or the Painilleii. "A Countiy of HarnCriiiiinals" is what PruiVesor of the fnivorslty of Vbn fnt It lew l,is nitU lo on Artoua, an Italian villaf,!', In a lvoimt Issue (tf Archives d'An thropoluyio. Tho jjruvluco of Ronio Iiiih long Ijood faiiioii8 for crimp, mid Artoim, a Kouinn villnpo of nbout 4,000 inhabitants, lsthomcjJt Btronply criminal cnmniuuity In tho i-rovincv. That has been its Ripntn tlon sinco tho mlddlo of tho twelfth con tury. Artona, or Mnntefortlno, as It was an ciently called, elands on a hill 400 feot above eon level and is on tho edge of a mountain rnngo. Tho inhabitants are mostly farmers, and thoy till a rich soil, so that there in no deep poverty In the ru Klon. Tho conditions and 8iirroundlus are such as to oneonrago tho nipped vlr tut b. Tho plaeo has, from a military point of view, an almost Impregnable sito, and its earlier namo commemorated this fact. Perhaps the earliest mention of tho plaeo in Italian history occurs in 115.5, when tho frequency of crimo la noted. Pope Paul IV Issued an edict against tho plnco in 1657, describing Its inhabitants as of no toriously ovil llfo. Ho ordered that tho castle, "a nest of robbers," bo destroyed and that all tho nmlo inhabitants bo ban tailed, and decreed that any man who met them might kill them. Tho edict was, in fact, ono of outlawry against tho nmlo population. His holinoss named among tho crimes of Montefortiuo not only rob bery, but also murder and assaults upon tho papal soldiery. Tho popo's tremendous edict did not de populate tho place or greatly cbango tho character of Its lnhabiumts for any long period, for the crimes of Montefortiuo ap pear and reappear in Italian history from that day to this. Professor Siehelo sketch es tho criminal history of Montefortiuo for tho last, half century. During that period tho vendotta lias reigned thero unchecked. From 1851 to 1808 tho courts were power less to deal with tho accused, Iwcauso It was impossible to obtain evidence- to con vict. An oflicial report in ls73 described tho plaeo as a stronghold of murderers, assassins, extortioners and Incendiaries, nctlvo night and clay. It was declared that tho criminals of that day were tho children of criminals who had perished in tho gal leys or on tho scaffold, and that they had organized n monopoly of tho profitable in dustry of crimo. It was about this time that tho village, as if anxious to forget its wist, changed Its name to Artena. Hut crimo has sinco increased rather than di minished, and Lbo criminals of today bear tho same names as tho hereditary crimi nals of more than 20 years ago. Tho assizosof 1879, 1881 and 18H3 were fruit less, ns no ono was convicted of serious orime, though thero vcro many Indict ments. Between 1871) nnd 1880 Artona had four mayors, and the life of call was attempted. One wna actually assassi nated, and tho other threo woro wounded. One was shot in broad daylight In tho marketplace, hut tho would be assassin was not punished. Between 1808 and 1873 t..oro wero 43 murders and assassinations at Artena. This would be at n mean annual rate of 53.6 per 100,000. Tho rato throughout Italy has varied in recent years from 7.7J to 10.80 per 100,000, and tho mean annual rate throughout Italy is 9.88 por 100,000. Tho number of inurdersand assassinations nt Artona between 1873 nnd 1888 was 87, or at tho rato of 01.60 per 100,000. Tho mean annual number of such crimes per 100,000 throughput tho whom province of Homo is U5.40. In other words, tho rato nt Artona during tho last period named is mora than doublo that of the province The rato for various European countries Is 0.04 to 13.07. Artona is equally notorious for lighter crimes. Between 1853 nnd 1873 thero wero 104 assaults with attendant wounds. This would bo at tho ratoof 205 per 100,000. In tho samo poriod thoro wore 00 highway robberies, or at tho nnnual rate of 85 per 100,000. Tho annual rate for assaults throughout nil Itnly Is 84.17 per 100,000, nnd for hlghwny robbery 8.07 per 100,000. Artena had between 1858 nnd 1873 110 thefts, or nt tho rato of 145.6 annually per 100,000 and between 1873 nnd 1S88 137, at tho rato of 311.5 per 100,000. Tho rate for all Italy between 1870 nnd 1887 was 47.80 por 100,000. At tho receut assizes nt Artena da per- boiis wero accused of crime. There were 8 charges of hlghwny robbery, 8 of murder and 1 of nssnsslnnlion. Thero wero moro than 40 persons strongly suspected of orime, but tho numljcr of accusations was reduced In order that fewer persons in tho community might bo Interested against tho administration of justice, ihu old names again oppenred among the accup. d. It seems that crime is hereditary in com paratively few families. One of these fam ilies Is tho PomtiOJii. They have been fa mous for generations. The fattier has served a long term in jail; tho mother was imprisoned for 30 years; tbrio or tho sons have been sentenced to long terms, and the fourth, a lad of 13, csenpt'd conviction because of his youth. I'asquale Villanl, a "anions rogue, called himself tho "mirror iti tho country," meaning that ho was a model of virtue. Francisco Burci, on 1k Ing reminded from the bench by the pro siding judgo that ho had sought to draw an acquaintance Into a crlmiiml affair, proudly replied: "What need have I to ask nid In com mitting a crime? I ntn equal to pillaging a whole village singly handed." The prisoners had no shame In their ca reer, nnd thero was grent compel. ilm as to which of them should have his picture made for nn illustrated paper of Home. Tho characteristic of thtvo pi-oplo wider accusation Is usually an absolute silence. Witnesses aro reticent nnd timid. Ono un willing witnoss, however, let drop the In criminating word paraiiza. The usual meaning of parnnzn la a subgroup of tho Italian criminal society called camorra. This last hasp great chief, while the pa rauza Is n group under a small chief, with treasurer, secretary and other oillcers. It Is supposed that tho camorra decs not ex ist as such at Artena, but that tho paranzn Is a small, independent organization of local criminals. Tho law of tho jmranza nt Artena, as of the camorra elsewhere, is silence, reciprocal faUe testimony In court-, defense of tho accused with the nid of a common fund, and death to Informers. Paxqualc Villanl was nt onco chief and treasurer of tho Artna paranza. He fur nished falso witnesses, paid tho attorneys and watched tho trial with tho utmmt care. Snld a little 6-year-old, "Mamma, how does God mnke us without an scams "howingr" BRIGAND. An Outlaw Wlu Keltcd I'pon th Word or a Gentleman. Tho Li t survivor of a wealthy Greek raimly, M;iiUzl ,y name, was in Naple overseeing tho erection of n magnificent mausoleum tu the memory of his brother, recently deee;isul. Tho mausoleum was nt nome distance from the eity and a wil derness fecparatod tho building from tho nearest road. In this wilderness Skillzzl had one ovenlnga strange adventure which ho related afurward to Rudolph heh tnann, who piim it In his "Hernial teuces." iSkili2zl was on Ms way to his carriage when ho was accosted by a notorious armed brigand who infested tho neighborhood mid had unfiled all attempts to capture him. "Your purso or your life!" called tho brigand, at tho same time leveling his gun. Hkilizzi, instead of being frightened, an swered quietly: "Put down llmt gun and lotus haven talk." Tho man obeyed. - "I can givo you my purso," PktllzzI con tinued, "and should not feol tho loss of it, but would you gain much by its contents? They will not go far and you will then have to continue a brigand until you aro caught and beheaded." "Quito true," said the man, "but then I have a wife and children. I cannot let them starve." "Suppose ono promised to tako care of them, would you givo up this infamous lifer" "If I wero euro of It," said tho man, staggered, "I would givo It up tomorrow." "I givo you," said Skllizzl, "a gentle man's word of honor that I will tako caro of your wife and children. Will you cumu with mo, givo yourself up, workout your sentence which will bo Infinitely moro lenient than if you wero captured and be gin an honest life nfterwnrdf" Aftor some moments of hesitation tho mau accepted tho offer. They entered tho carriage together and drove to tho nearest police station, where tho man gavo himself up, to the uiLspeakablo'surprise of tho au thorities. Through tho Iron grating which now separated tho two tho brigand shook hands with his captor and said, "tiod bless you I" San Francisco Kxaminor. SHOOTING THE RAPIDS. Juat Enough Danger Vrettent to Make It a Ir&scin&tloc X'eat. As wo approached tho steersman In tho first canoe stood uptolookoverthocourfe. Tho sen was high. Was it too high? Tho canoes wero heavily loaded. Could they leap tho waves? Thoro was a quick talk among tho guides as wo slipped along, undecided which way to turn. Then tho question seemed to settlo Itself, as most of these woodland questions do, ns if some silent force of naturo had tho cast ing vote. "r?autcz, santez," cried Ferdi nand, "envoyes an large!" In a moment wo woro sliding down tho smooth back of tho rapid, directly toward tho first big wavo. Tho rocky shore went by us like a dream. Wo could feel the motion of tho earth whirling around with us. The crest of tho billow In front curled above tho Imw of tho canoe. "Arrets, arrete, doucu mentlV A swift stroko of the paddle chocked the canoe, quivering and prancing liko a horse suddenly reined in. Tho wavo ahead, as if surprised, wink nnd Uattcncd for a second. Tho canoo leaped through tho edgo of k, swerved to ono side and ran gayly down along tho fringe of tho lino of billows Into quloter water. Every ono feels tho exhilaration of such a descent. I know a lady who almost cried with fright when she went down her first rapid, but lcfure tho voyage was ended shu was say 'ug: Count that day lo.H wboso low descending sun Sees no full leaped, no foaming rapid run. It lakes a tottoh of danger to bring out tho joy of lifo. Our guides began to shout atid joko ench other nnd praiso their canoes. " Vou grazed that villain rock nt tho corner," said Jean. " Didn't you know where It was?" "Yes, after I touched It," cried Ferdi nand. "But you took In a bucket of water, and I supposo your m'sleur Is sit ting on a pleco of tho river. Is it not?" This scorned to us all a vory merry jest, nnd wo laughed with tho samo lnextln gulshablo laughter which n practical joko, according to Hoi nor, always used to ralso In Olympus. Exchange. Crooked "Crooked?" remarket! tho colonel from Texa, who has just roturnod from an ex tended visit in Boston, "Crooked, sah? Why, I never saw such crooked nnd such nnrrow stroets In my life. Whenever I met n gentleman about my own build" nnd ho swelled up to his fullest capacity to givo color to tho remark "eilhor ho or I had to crowd Into nn alley to let tho other by, nnd It was very Inconvcniont, sah, very." "Bo.. ton streets r.nd sidewalks aro not as wldo ns wo have them heref" queried Tho Star mnn, who had been listcuing very attentively. "Weil, I rather reckon not. And crook ed ! I think the men who laid out tho old streets of Boston must hnvoused the letter S and figure 8 for diagrams. Just to show you, I was walking along Washington street, one of the principal business streets, ono afternoon, and about a rod ahead of mo I saw tho back of a man I thought I knew something nltout his build and clothing that scorned very familiar so I hurried up to catch htm. Ho started for ward at a more rapid gait at tho same time, but I gained on him, nnd just as we reached a turn In tho street a little moro abrupt than usual I put my hand on his shoulder. At the samo Instant I felt a hand on my shoulder, nnd looking nrouud, who do you suppose I saw?" "Can't Imagine," replied The .Star man. "Myself. Hang my buttons If I hadn't put my hand on my own shoulder! Fact, Iassuroyou." And ho hurried away to get ready for Jds duties the next day ns Sunday school teacher. Washington Stnr. Lack of Care Kulna Clotliri, It Is not water, but lack of onre, that I makes a lod niggled mass of one's best i gown In a couple of months, and often it suffers most when not being worn. Tho ' way shopkeepers care for ready made gar- , meitUi 1 nn excellent object lossoii. Coat hangers nro cheap, hut half n barrel hoop, I linen wound, with a loop in mo miuuie Is ovon chiajwr anil nnswers tho purpoM. ! as well. Thoso arc for heavy skirls walMs nil J.u kots. Jinn garments snoinu inn . hunu at all, as sh. y tint sirlnnr. Tho slioiilil ho ful.l. d with light pap. r stnflcil In sleeves and Iwws. Crlspl, the lloll ili premier, nwer leaves his work, oven .In lug Hie terrors of a Ho man summer. Like Napoleon, be Is a v. ry llKlit le'lr. Ho eats little, nnd n.-itli'-r smoked nordrinks anything stron ger tlian his thro liters of milk per day. FOR BABY'S SKIN Scalp and Hair Lf2L f soap The most effective skin purifying and I'eau tifying so.ip in the worM, as well as purest and sweetest for toilet, bath, and nursery. For distressing facial eruptions, pimples, blackheads, irritations of the scalp, drv, thin, and failing hair, red, rough hand's,' champs, and simple rashes and blemishes of chiMhood.it isabsolutely incomparable. BoM throuihoul th. wmM. nridrii drpoti r N.w. I -"i.V. Km .El'Nl'.t-. London. Iriu D.i'O Cmy. Co.r., iioie 1'iop.., Bo4ton. U. 8 A. Spcclul School altetliijf. Notice is liemb;' gtwn to the lcgnl voti r.- of School District No. 4, ol Lanu county, State of Oregon, Hint n Special School MvetiiiK of the said district will be held nt the courthouse' in Kugi no on the 17th (lay of January, 1S9U, at 7 o'clock In the evening, for I he fol low! iij; objects: To levy a tax to pay oil' the indebtedness ol the District and interest thereon and to inn tho public schools for t lie entiling year. Dated tills Gth day of Jan., 1S!H. li. I). I'aink, Chuir ran Uonrd of Directors. (Iko. F. Ckaw, District Clerk. Notice for Ulils. Sealed bids are hereby Invited for running a frte ferry on the Middle Fork of the Willamette river near Ihe place of A D llyland's, for one year, from daylight until dark of each day. Night service to be paid for at the same rate now established by the court for the .".IcKenzie ferry Dids will be received at the ch rk's oftlcc until January 9, IS'JU. A (J J K.N s I NtJS, County Clerk. bills Wanted. Ser.led bids are hereby invited for furnishing Lane county, Oregon, with SO cords of grub oak wood, 4 feet, long and not less than 'Jl inches mi diameter at small end; also, '20 eoids of split body pine wood 10 Inches long. Said wood to be delivered ut court house aiidjuil not later than A i,ust 1st 1890 Ilids will be received for furnishing the Bald wood nt tho clerk's ollleo until January illh, 1KUG. A. C. jKNNINdH, County Clerk. Wife Here's an nccciiut of a mau who shot himself ralher than stiller the pangs of indigestion. Husband The Tool! Why didn't he take De Witt's Little Karly Itiaert? I used to sillier ns bad as he did bolore I com menced hiking (bene little pills. Osm:kn & DkLano. Alien Baby ran tick, we pare her C&stoV When sho was a CU1KI, alio cried fcr Castorta. When aho became MIm, ! clun to C-atorlo. Alien she liaJ Odldren, ahe gave tboia Caatorla Ono Minute Cough Cure la a popu lar remedy for croup, Safe forchihlren aK(l adulls. Oshukn & DkLano. TAKE. -LIVERINE- -KOIl THE- LIVER AND COHSTIPATION. Fop Sale by A!l Druggists. CITY and Feed Stable. Kirst door wast of Day & Hender son's furniture store, 7lh fit. Half block from Wlllamelto nt. GIVE US A TRIAL. GRIFFIN & CO. Props. HORSES FOR SALE.. NOTICK FOB rL'M.ICATION. ! ! l.im.l Oflice, KuPclmrK, Ofcrm. I De e. 21, Ihlii. I S.iticj ill h.rr-bj tl ll tint til" follow- iH-n.mi.l saMb-r bn tilcl nutirc nf liia in. .. lAmtitf- flntil i.roof in t.iir.I!riilof hii ijp, ,,n1Bt n,j, proof will l mad. beforu , , .y ij u c o Luiniuiir.-n r, at Kit" l.'-, Ore' ii, MiII .iii Kim. M r.h 3, -,. viz: rnnii. -I. n'l 'i.irr No f;jHj (nr Ihti s J itr'i, i s t m'c li: n V. " ' ',. tc .. l 10 9, I a h. I!. .ni. Ib I 'le w.liw-;s. to pri.Tebis cot.lirjooii' r-.(..'i.'i.c npuo snd culii'slion . f. Mill lai.d viz: C.r.y W Ibom-nn, Jnin-. Mngnfi. Ji,;ph H Iblknsp, flu.re" T Ksll, all of !,br.rK. Oiffc'u. K. ..ir..H. Il-ijintcr. i TH!-: NEW i 0. B. I THIS SHORT ROUTE I'o points in WAdHINiiTON, IHAIlO, MONTANA, DAKOTA, MINNKSOTA hihI the East. ThroiiKh ticket on sr'.le to and from 111 U'Al.O, ST. LOflS. WASH IMiT N, l'lIUADKl. I'lUA, NKW YOKK, BOSTON ami A 1.1. l'OIXTS 111 the I'll I ted tftnlcn, Cantuiii and Kurovo. Ilu Uret-.t Northern Kafhvay is a new triUiKContllK'nlftl line, liims hutlet library ohserva lion ears, palaeoi-lfe tug and diniiii: cars, (iiiully tourist U'ciers and tlrt. and Becond class roaeliei. IIhvIiic a rock hrti.It.st tmek tl-c (;. nt Nerll.oin 1'titlwny is free from dust, one vt the chief aiiiioy;itu'sof liitusieiitlno'Uul trnvt'1 iloiunl tickets with S'ejt eve lrlvilet:cii unit choice ot return routes. For further liiroinmilmi eal um or n rite SVARVERUD & SIMPSON, Eutjcne, Oregon Or A. 11. I'lCNlsl'ON, (ielienr. Ascio, r.'J Third Slrcot rortlund, oreneii 7--;-.;-.-iv.-: - i -- l. v t -. r SSctt., S1.00 Bottle. -iiiA i;Vt p i Onoccntarifiy, .A;. 1,,,.' amis, ana 'v;. Itls snld cn v rifi-.n-.t -y nil drur;- Ktsta. It euics I:r. :';;cnt. (.cnMiintioa widlsttiatoat CouRUiC'lt roup Curd. iold by HcndeiBea A Linn. BA'iiiiG mim :: f.-; tviiv ulU .i:y it. XX 1. Itlsrnu'lervhtii r.-i.tJtoTiie. W 2. It laiar.l.i c-f i!.f u-iy flic-t X? ?,x tu:i I t in.? e.:il ! Cinr:u-(eei ,," fJP III ev. iy r r i i ( r qq fi:(Ri it.;- to n.oir:. 'o .t. OO a. Tho r.ii'k.'iti sm.r:ii:(' c iffl tin Jili't e.o.-y li-'. W n-nlicri.-'l to it-f: . QO uiiinvy ii i'. hvr.U,' :i ' . g ca:; Ycy ask fo;i . 883833S883388 fin i.i-.v.'':-.--'"- AT fJIGHT M0VE:3THE BOWELS IN TKE WORMfiG For sitlu hi Yfcriliglmi i 'Jtli Hreel.toiK mora l-o irr l:ti"i "... CO. 1:1 s. tv EXTXUTOIfS NOTICII. N't.ticn in h(rcly iveti that the ni.Ji r ni'tiwl William N'nylnr han bctu duly ap ponied lij the County Court of La tie cuhty, OrfKon, Kiucutur of thofataUof Aifr(l WiUon, dcc(aH J. All prrnona having clnitnn aoaiiiMt aaij out ate oro here by notifitd to renent tho name to nuid cx ti fitnr at Ihe law oflico of liilyru tr Voneg in Knene, Oregon, vithiu h ix montht fr'rin the date of thin nntiee. I)ated r.l Ei;yr no thin utb d ty of October, 1 !". Wiujam Xatiir, F.xerntor nf Khiute of Alfred Wilaon, de cefixf d, ItiLYfa k VfriMi, Any. NOTICE FOR I'L'IILICATION. Inri(l Offieo nt ItosebiirR, Orrgnn, Dicrmber 3, UK. N.itieo is hr.diy givn tbst the follow, ire nmm d seitl. r In.. (iUd notice of bin in mm inn to n.ako liuul proof in snppori of bib clain , at d that snid proof will be rondo b. f ro Jul Wnro, V H 0 O Com. nnj.ionfr, ftt Ku((enf, Ori-pon. on J.niiary 15, liz: William I, Ilntbr ou lioni' nt.ad entry No t.'iOS f .f tl.o st v ii, tp If. s, r 1 wrst. Hn tiMr.s the following itnffii.es lo provo tii. continiioni reniikuco upon and c'lhivation of, siid land viz: M.rrt-ll Art.el, Cliristophr Polly, Wash i:'tton Adonis snd hberiu.m A.Uins, all of I . iiif I, Orison. II M Vri. h, It 5 of i:-,r- vJ W R ! Pirn r.im 6 State Normal School. Moimiuutli, Oregon. A Irn.it.u .'hi! lor tt ai-liora. tewi'Li.' l.iiliili liiaili. Triiitiinic liei-nrt-infill hiuI iUrouy rrod'siieiml Ami Aen.lemlc tours'!.. :-THE DIPLOMA-: ot the school entitled one to tench In any county la the mMe without lurtlu-r Kvuiuiiirttlon, Board and Lodging, Books and Tuition, $150.00 per year. Itenuttful and hct.thful location no snhmr.i There is a ueod tW'imuul for well italnu tt' .letter There is mi over sn.iniyof u::tra(ned trAchrrs, i'ataloguett elu'orluUv sent on ui'iliention. Addremi, l : .. t M 1'HKLI., I'nUleiii. Or V. A. Witnn, Secretary. WAY EAST (!0 LINES, I TlieEipeDiviiiiiy School, EUGENE, : OREGON. i Located ona block west cl University campus j Kir!l term U-yins op,. ls For young nu'ii iiml young women. J.lvfug ! rntt'H lew. 1 he 'iirsp of utuoy is free, except a euntiii pent fee of per tetie. our Minleiu limy tiv:iil lhcmelv(,ii of nli tni advntne tiven by the t'nivcrsity of OieK'"- we mnke ft nj feinlly of tin" I'ivinily t'tiiinv. It Ik di'.iircl thai mir Klu1entN sIihII .ic ,i.ite ft prclicit'iiey, tit ei;ec (-elmlio ly ii'ul pmeiieal, for immedinle work in till uYpanineiits of C'lirla thin work. Write for mime of stu ly and full Informa tion. Albinos, EUGCNE C. SANDERSON. Dean. Smoke- LA GREMA, Ten cent; U. of 0- & Queen of Ibis, Five cent Cigars. .1. S. LUCKKY, C$- 33 "W E3 2Li 12 Si. WalcliCH and Clocks Iti'i aired, i i i.i;m:, ut.i:iA. Tins. F. Oakes. Henr? C. Paine, Henry C. Rons Kecelvern. ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R. s Pullman Sleeping Cars Dining Cars Sleeping ars Elegant Tourist St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Fa rnrt TO i Grand Forks Orookaton, Wlnnlpe", Helena and Butte. Through Tickets to- Chicago, j Washington, Philadelphia, New York, j Boston and all Points East and South. I For Inrorrnatloil, time rardi, maps and tickets ' call un or wrlto R. McMURPHEY (ien'l AkoiiI, iMigene, Olllce: IbKoiiB :! and 4 Hhellon Itlock. i.O.CniELTONotot70H.Pia.Ateit, v.'i Morrison Strrtt, comer Third PORTLAND. ORKQON NOTICE TO (UllllHrOUS. Notice ia lien by Rif.n that Job K Davis hull been duly Hppointdl fxtcntor ol Ilia enUtu of A A KiiiK.dtcniHed. All ponmns having claim a agpjnM hid ettato hio heiehy cotififd to prraetit Ihe name to tho i xoenh r ftt the Kiifiio Loan A Strmca Hai k at Kuffene, Ortm, wilhia in moiithil fiom tli dale, of Ihia tiotiro. I) alt A Not, 18, )f, Jon E. Da Yin, Executor (i:.o, U, DoMtia, Atiy tor Ihe I'aUte. I ! U f ! . N