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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUGENE GUARD. I. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher. PublllbBdonTyeteningoI tho vteea, Hiimlayii tO'jpted, AiMi-cm nil communications, ami ouiito all r,)ii:ll'Nce pr.yablei In liie KlMtN ''UAUu, bii;ttll, uri-icou. KIMI-iri'.IITlON KATSttl: (i.AILr.1 0Hvered by carrier, wr wouk M tiullrorbd by carrier, ier uoutti fy mall, one your (iii ail vain.) 7 fil mouUia 3 74 One mouth t "6 lURlacavlM 6 Will not bo lent by mail to uuy atldrett. for any length of tiiao, uuleu nalu lu advance. ItraUKLY.I One year (lu airaiux). 'iw "I mniiilia ... 1 1 Advertising rate, niailo kiicm-n on application. Kutored aa aecouu-claii matter at the Eugene, tJretnm, pnatomtle. WEDNESDAY, - JAN. 22, 189G. THE VERSATILE COLONBL, Colonel .Alloy of the Florence West mo ma to havo gotten some thing oroBB-wieo in his craw; some thing which he cannot digest. Just what it ia we aro unahlo to lurmise. But it is a well known fact that at the lust session af the legislature Senator Alley, of Flor ence, was there. It is also known that he championed the cause of the University of Oregon. And it i even so much as hinted by some that tho appropriation for tbo in ttitution of learning in this city was nearly lost because of Colonel Alley's efforts in its favor. How ever after working so hard to se cure this very sumo appropriation to the stato university tho versatile colonel in the last issue of his "pet" oat in the wilds of Si'jslaw talks in the following inconsistent and un provoked tonus "Fortunately u portion of tho legislative representatives from this v county sought ovory opportunity ,''aPen'"' w''' ueless coin j , mfrsions and appropriation"., ox l,;tHl the dirty fraud of $30,000 I . Vbioh is heuped upon tax-payers ,!.! e. ti... 13... i- n.. : f' ' inieniuiu lor me ouuu t-'invur ! i ,o Tl. r:,nl nnn l,.ui ll.n ti P. tl t ton of knowing "that tho eccive no benefit from this ant'C, but political trick ,d their friends do." If JSts a more dotestuhlo f.tlmt pocketB tho money ui t i people tho losses in this ' .; nan too Lliuvereity, wo wo! liko to have it pointed out." C- it bo that tho Colonel's Bali City projoct has anything to jiv h his sudden chango of mind? lit f rate it is pretty good ovi i that he has a tendency to lie Juhevor aiuV of tlio (pnstion b t Inks his bread will bo but' ic; the thickest. The above false i ratio attack upon tho Unl art' y of Oregon is without the iL!rst fountlution and tho Colonel ,ji it as well aware of this fact as (tllUUAun. , J ' x "'.' ll.anehea of study havo been en- t--,Sj V.-.-iltfcd on the common-school sys vVo which have no pluco in healthy . lopniout. Urnnmuutul branches, the line arts, the higher sciences, obttruae mathematics, tho mere fad of dilcUantoism, have been in V Vvli" studies which are 4 V made a charge upon tho tax-rolls. JT') Taxpayers should not be burdened to defray theexxnses of study bo- yor.d the branchea of a common- school education, as understood in )w and propor image. Oregon in. ' The above ia a sounil proposition and the sooner it is extended to all institutions of higher education, ths bettor for the people. The idoa of taxing the people of Oregon 130,000 a year for universities to iaach touiir men "evolution" aiu "ethics" by such professors as Mo Kirov at 12,500 a year is the height of ritlioulousnoss. Salem Journal Buch silly Statements ns the above need no notice only a Hat -'' denial, h volution is not taught in theUnivcr.ityofOr.-gon. .Wither ia ny "r uh-. Kvery time jirofc-tnar o( the Univeraity of Oregon own( his mouth on any suhjevt i i lui medUtely condctniifd by wrtnin organs of the Hate prK. It ia true ery profoor in thi iiu'.i tution ia hired for a proial pttr l,nol but we cannot kh) why, when ut of tho ashool ruom, Iik haan't1 M muoh right t.) iprtff Ma oplniou & olla-r pjlr; mj "J to I iff a.' '.I"Willir fs.'I'Via. Iiruj, . fi.- V."', fjondiUra .. ..n.j.'.i. or . " " ' aeriM a. .Salein Journal: "If tho Eugene Daily (juurd editors don't own tlie Eugene Daily liegistcr, we make apology for our statement of any such rumor." Siiloin Journal: "Tbo directors of tlie Eug'iiio ac hoid district show tlie proper spirit in asking fur a light levy to keep tlie public schools running for the ensuing year." Since tho in. inner of Sam Uroivn's escape at lloseburg has become ap parent the Ilosebur authorities do notsocm to be such bad men us lli y havo been represented to be, 1'OOTUAI.h. In tlie I. allien' Iloruo Joiirniil of luit tovenilier we llnd tlie following: "How Ui.suMtrouH and futul were these displays lust year will lie brought home more directly to people when Ly Curelully-coinpiited figures It is shown that duty-six deaths resulted hut year from collegiate Rallies of font-hull within a period of lour months. And the figures I have quoted represent simply the death-list. "Lust year, for example, at a game played ill I'hldelphiu, over til, 000 changed hands on the IVP.ull, while at a Hprlnglleld game, fully $7(1,000 was wagered and lost, a aingle tiet us high ns $S,000 being maile." A modest young laily, who desired topurchaso a pair of Barters, ud Iressed the young man buhind the counter thus: "It is my desire to obtain a pair of circular clastic appendages, capable of being contracted and expanded Ly means of oscillating burnished slill appliances that sparkle like particles of gold leaf set with Alaska diamond and which aro utilized for retaining in proper position the hubillments of the lower extremities, which lunate deli euey forbids m to mention." Our friend, lr lteese, has been hav ing some sjiort of late with a number of tinsucctlng youths. He lias hung out $5 as an inesintable tempting bait and rewurd to the first onergetlo youth bringing the gizzard of an owl. One young man, after hunting nil day, re turned worn out and hungry. On be ing linked If lie killed ail owl, replied: "Yes, nml cut it Into llltlu pieces, and I'll I io darned If I could llnd any gl..ard." IlrowiiHvlllo Times. Karl's Clover ItKit, tho greut ISIood Purlller, gives freshness and clearness to the t'olnplo.lon and cures C'oiiKtlpa- lion. 25 eta., O) etn., $1.. Hold by iicnucratni ct i.inu. NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND the bad habits and rtrly vice of young men and their li. aittrouft consequen ce. Yuutig turn and old nirn. thone who xiilTiT from ncrvoui debility find cxhniintton, the wanliutr a way of the ( power from hlddcu 2rfSiwL - ate Imbiti can read!- It ttnil Triirf lor body and mind by writing tho World' lHspeinauy Mftliial AimhtIa- tion. of HulT.do, N. V. They emidoy a full ta(T of phyniciam and Special iM ft. who treat at a dintuncc ty concrijMiiidfmt or at the Invalids' Iburl and SuiKii'al Institute of nulTiilo, all tliift clfiHH of dirH!ie. Thone who auflcr from low xitit, Irritable ten'-i)er( a " broken down nerroii Hy tem, and ntich dirtlTrttKiitrf ymptom a backache, diiinrnH, hiHitiiifr pjiitm in head or client and indinttioti, v xiul eiccmie or abuurn, all the result of e xh.uixtinfr din caaea or drain uK)it Die system, will find a permanent cure after tukiiifr the ptuir.l prmcTipliona aent Ihem fnm the Invalids' Hotel and SitTRicttl Institute. This associa tion of medit-rtl men have prepared a book written In plain but chant? language, treat ln( of the nature, r upturn and curability, tr borne treat mci of uch dtM-aars. The World' Dispensary Medicnl Associatitm, Proprietorv of the Invalids' Hotel and Sur gical Institute, HutUlo, N. Y., wilt, on re ceipt of this notice, with 10 cents (in stamp for postage) nuil, aenlvd in plain entelue, a copy of this useful book. It sb-jnld be read by ecrv young man, parent and guar dian in the land. I 1 .ii i. The Key to tbo Situation if you auffer from .Sick or nit. ious Headache, Constipation, Indigestion, Hiliott Attacks, or anydrraiitfeiiw -lof tbo stontat h, liver ml Imwels Is Dr. lMcrce's IMeaaanl Wllets. Mlldlr and prntly. but thoroughly and ef. fecttvely. they cleanse, rrnovat and rriTidate Ihi entire ivimi On little "I'ellri" for a nentle laxative- three for a cathaitic. Thrv re purely verr. Iauib smi orii'Cii tig arcoattd grauul rrif. ctlT ltatmtrna : tllfae Uuy, d fiauuloa of Ur. Fierce. Iloarbun 1'ropla Aid Hronn In damping. itoKKiit.'Hii, Or., Jan. :X).-()ne of the blaekeat rig'iirni'lin that ever ilia- graced any ctmiiiiunlty ia tvlni; un- artliwl liera. It la lu cmihhvIIoii Willi the vaonix of tli niunlrrvr, .mii Drunn, JtetViulHT .Ulth. The iiianner of hl est'.i0 mid who nvilated him Is now known to tho authorities, hut the names will Ix withheld for the r t. Tartlca here fiirnllnil a with which the lir ol tho Imlow wereciil. llruwirwviit Hi 8 o'vha k In the morula ininieiliiitv Ug from Jl, tu n wtn!. Uoutv In 1 1 tu n. u lirin Ii m. . i.t.i.i. .. . i flir ovrr , wwh Mi w( ;n'v town ami rwn-n a ilw ou thr ortli I nipiu ncarwtibiir, whvre ha haa alnra Utii oiicWl anil mrcd fr hy an.nlirr party auj rurulahrd with auillra ami a Wlncliwur rliir. ImnirsllaU'ly after Ilrin'a Wnllon nrar Williut aa m.li kinmii (n ihr authorltlva a w.iirlvr iinvlly ,.( fru ItiwUiiK lo wnrn Ii I tit i( Hie ndlivra' inovi'iin'iHa. Kurthi'r ilrv. apiuclila whti h will iiim a a. nwl,,n are lix.k! for almrtly. Tho uhiivt oil tlu- Milnf ll.iiwn torava.v . lo I KUr r.'r.l rf liurklra-- Arrilit Salve. H'l... 11 .... . . .1 rimi rii.vii in -'it' ..ii'. f-T :v.i,.r ...,.-,'.; a '". im, rt,x ,.r.. a.;,i K --n ; " AHigh k) The largest piece of Good tobacco ever sold for io cents I bin" Your Wife Weaker than she was when you married her ? She allows s lack of energy, lark of vitality, poor digestion, and suffers v from ills count on to women ? Have youevjr tried to help p her? If bo, you haven't gone the right way about it, :(;, you haven't got a case of H. DR. HENLEY'S CELERY, BEEF 1Mb for her. That will muke her tne roses to her cheeks, eyes. Don't waste For sale by ONIIUKN & i)i:LAX(). ml ft? m nyw-f. lit 'i - . 'ir- km bird I mm mm mm YAQUINA BAY TJOUTE t. (iiiiitrtiiij,' :ti inimna nay with inc ,nn l i.uriscd Vaiii!ii l!av Slcanisliiji ( iiiiaii-"s 11 . . x . . Steamship A 1 mill llrM-eln In every n-siH-et. Sail from Yaiiilna for S.m Kruiiei-eo nlxiut every s days. l'nv iil'it Aiwiiiunxliition uiiiur:i.,sl Sliijrlrt route tH'twivn the Wlllaniette valley and Caliri.rnii. Fare from Albany or points west to San Francisco: Cabin, $12; Steerage, $8; Cabin, $13. For Millnir ilnva. niiiilv to OKO. '. CH.wV. lrAi;,.i. KIIWIX M'UXK, Manner, t'-rvnlll., Or. IvrtMlc m Kmrriir,tnic.,lT liliMi) i EOBENE-FLOBEfiOEl STAGE LINE. ,M .'IV it y-f M..r.Uv mi.! TVir ' it nrnt n n , Kl U o'olih'k a) u ioivut't- I ti Kcltliiiii'i ) t , i tU ninl j'rl.liaV-t et in l-.i.'Sriw Uu- m't (tj i mn.ii k I i :k K,t 1 HI' . V ''t .1 ft. : 'f i. I 111 v .in t Fiver strong and well, and brinr ba-:k and the bright happy lock lo I moment. Get it for her to-!-:y. tr ii State Normal School, Momnouili, Oregon. A rntt)1nii wTionl f.tr t iiclicr. - nnilt-t( hiui.th tiHit- lrinl"ir I-pimrt tne til ti't Ulrttiirf i'roit siiontl Acatiomlr :-THE DIPLOMA-: i( tin rhMit (tiitltVx one to twirh In louiii) in iiir bib n- niinnui luriiitT J-.XH 11)1 II III lull, Board and Lodging, Books and Tuition, $150.00 per year. IV-Biitlfnt itml Iimlllifiil lm!-n-'im fii!h.h iiutc i a gi-iKl (U-tiiAiitl lur well irni.c Urll'l'l'll t ilfK:u'iiot.t;r.'iil! MMitMi ni.i-Ui-diion. A-'.-tr,. r AMliltl-UireMU-iii. Ur. A Wnnnt S,i'rjiry. w mi m . . Farallon. II I,. WAl.DKN. Asnt.Alhanv.Or. t MAS. I.AUK, Siiia-ini,.,,,!,.,;! iiiit'iiilint, ('irvallln Or. ' i ( llrmin I'-'war, v '"J"?. N ji.tlf Kmlx r ,i.'v , n nFlt latnla ' . nartvinl plun-p, ' x ' .. .lv niMM'n. ""'L Vr1ffll4.at ; ' t-'ttrn..Tiim! Ritl ' a. ri,0MfJ F. H. HAMMER, w ' nn.l :: PatI fit. :nmtfiit, Saa FrncljM, Ci!. i- pat llu h xhe-' I 0.' 'I S. v. trV-1 .nre I .r ' rt- '' ' .' i .JIitaMiiliMl lo u:::, EUuENS, OKJiOOJV. A nnnftral RanUinfl hlJSinfiSS In a-1 branches transacted cn favorable terms. A. d. HOVKY, 1'reH.leiil. J. Jl. AliltAMri, t 'adder. A. ((. HOVKY. Jit.. ABst.L'aslir. J. iiri.'C'llK'Kr.. ii-. ft i Ot Eugene, raid up Cash Upltsl m,QW Surplus and Profits, Sstt.COO Eugene - - Oregon A K!fcer!u hf tikii. b;L!iLtv- .it'ta on rearfoti aMe tenttjt. aint itr;iitc on NKW YtrltK, CiiH:A(iO. KAS KliANOLSCt) and Vol: -' I. Kh, oi:io'. or eicltj.n'i-roll! on cr?kTJ C')i:;iti i'. Ut'iMiits rcfcuviid n;ib.ict to (;h".-lf "r v.m titi c il'J ff det'sit. AU G4illh:tirUi. OL'tril'.U.J til UJ Will ft',fUf pnmpt attoDl.oQ, J. L. PAGE, . i.i; u i:; ERIES Having a Larue anil Coinnlitv stork of Htuple and Kuney Grucei'ii'e lmi:lit in I he bet markets, EXCLUSIVELY FOB CASH, I can otter the public Ktter pritr.'s than any titlier liriue in Kugeue. (nim of all Kinds taSea at Mariet Prices. eotra! Market, m tT i n a i ' a i I ' D 1 I in it PHOI'KIETOKS. Will keep ccr.slcnilj cr. hwi a liiSI Sulj c! BEEF, MUTTON, PORK and VEAL, Whieh they will Kell at the lowest market priees. A fair Eiare ot tlis poillc Mnms solicliei. :-'IO TliK KAUMKIW.--: We will pay the highest market price for Fat Cattle, H.igs and Mheep. Shop on Willamette St., EUGKNE, OREGON. VMi'i hrori-d In any .art of tlie eity irt-i' ol I'lmri'. A 1, Mm TOILET Is not complete without an ideal ComWne3 everj' t'.emcnt of ocauty arl p.inty. It is beauti fying, soothing, heeling, health fill, and iiariv.ics?, and when rightly nseil is invisiMo. A mci delicate and (lesirabi eiiratiie nrotcction W to tlie lace m this climate. Old Kentucky LIQUOR HOUSE, W. . mW, Prarrichr. - vM - All Kinds of VJins3. At-o tl. ',., l,ri,i,, st 1II.ITZ MllAVAi KKK HKKItoi, ili iiihi. Suinmous. In il ('i oiii: Court ol tba s:a't oi (if H. f.T tlie C mnry of L-ne Jai-oh Aid l'ltnil II. 1 ta J. Ii Elu. N. ; 't An . I f-ndivt I Ti-:iri X. i!,r Am. '1; ilivoiiannd .li l.'l .l .11': In th.. r ,n. ,.l R-.lt. O, V... I I. . I.. . . I . ... . . ,ik b r,h, t i I a p-ir ,! .i,.. r I tharoni, . f :. .la,,, r ..,. .1 I,' intin I Ill liWuI,.T. Hi. annul .1 . 'Il .1 lie f.c.1,1 ,.M rt.TOl , ; '."' j : " , Mo.'ti. 1U ar..l '1 ,1 1.' i . ' ,;l 1 C "". j ' 4 lit 1. I' r nil I!;": I. ' . I- l 1..., .. ' I T 1 '," . 'I " " , tr, n OMPLEXIOHff pesoli's "j Ia:i3t np-.a tfcs g-,nilno. M j M it is fim iwt PA 1 tto. 0. D3rfi!S. .lUciey unci Caiinsfllar- . UlrlMWt ! l the Sond JudKia! Ui.'-rict tnd in I i upreuja Co'irt of tlii .State. I r.pu-ial attention given tn rollactinri anJ i .uter in urouaw. ' 0. a. IfORKIfi. l "Kt:Kt. DORRIS & STEVENS, A'JTOiiM'Y-AT-lAW, KI UKNE. OKKUO.N yttu-L c'verljiue Couuty liai k. J. M. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY : AT : LAW COLLECTIONS A SPUCJALTY. P.ooai 5 iipHtnirs, Rlsdon's Block, 9th street. BILYEU& YOUNG, Attohx ey s-at-La w , tlT.iNli, OKEOCN. IV Ulrica OvtsrFlral SutU.nai liaii. 1. O. POTTliK. n. T. CONDON P OTTER & CONDOF, Atiorneys-at-Law. iXjr o Fu;l In l-'oiifi'i''.; tilm F. 0. MATTESON, Attorneyat- Iavv. Office With A. C. Woedccek. arsiis:lal Atlentlcn Given 10 Coliecllcaf. A. C. WOODCOCK, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Om K-Oaiohal! wlock kouih of ChrwniaQ .flock, tLV.KNK, : : ORKUON. J. .J. WALTON, Altorney-at-Lavv, (Ml..'i- uij-jiiBirn, niton's hiotk. a ill o.i i4 uciit.r- m til . thj C'.Mjrtfl tf this Mate. H. D. NORTON, LAWYER. Kooina 1 aud ! uver First National Batik. B. P. HAMELL, K. D. PiiYSICi;j AHO sum. Office over Baum's clothing Store. 0. E. LOOIIIS, K. D., Physician end Surgeon. UIT.it u alalr. In shollon block over Geo. T. Uaii ii ou a Kn.tvry store. Private IcIoiliniie iiibiijo II, e door fir vails day or night. DR. J. W. HARRIS, t-'liye-n.itij nnfi Surjjeoii I'!.' t- ovt-r tti I'. In. n '; I tun's ltnig 8t are. Ja. m.; 2 lo6 and 7 ;tw -i hVJU. rthd ;4'Ii TjR. U. V. KIDDLE, DJi.NTIST, . t:.ss w... S. The intent Im-"- if! H.!. i.,.Hlrt,:t. o.iHVaml itv :ni, Ik-iwivii ! Iili and 'ic M im ol Mil, I, --..u.i ( tint'. .. Hxlh ii Hole! -L"f.nrOis i t 1it aa hii fy,r1 3 A PfiEVEt,7rVE CU11ES Summons. In llit Cirr.iit Court o( ti. SUN- ol Urc- Kon l"t tli. County ol I.anc Alunnilrr oavy. I'liiniiil. " I 8lina Spitrrr. Alii i. J.r (J (. Suildiod. .r..i.i, vmum v. r.HLcer, Mary intnf a a Sjn.c.r C:.ii.m r y IB rt 1) fi n I n S ihua ,i'nir r, Altun !. i O S:i nc r SI irj J mo riiii-ff, Ji.l.n V ,r, Jn,i N'r-i. l l.niMw ! Ki,,,r, ),, aiiin: lotb. i uuii' o( 'lie .ll,. ,,( Or.got, "' " y " f- ri iiin i'h1 pifBr ami i.n.orr ih, v iiupi.li t ,, .i,. pUllilllt. A ,11.11.1. r M.v)-. i -1Te .nlill.-o c.nrt ni Hi ,.,.- .., ( i 1t no. ou U , .., tl,..,- . rt .,, .., U MM. 1.1 HI I , . ; ,, Irini of - i i : i i ,., (, r- mi mr IL" 1.0 d i.T wl Jl ml Vm ni,.. fail to an...! .. . , .,,.cu,.iul. ll.tvh, i.q.111,,1 li,.tirf. Alil.tidvr p. art, -i,.) mi! a iit lot Hit. . I : ."' ""'v-iu,.i."... toa-ll: for a J'it!.H; III ai il rt. rr ol .M o.-nl. tw ,i ...... k. ,. . ".'' bl or ,.,, n , , iM-r.. u''," I',,,,,, N To. p.ri.efaeCIIOII 11. & M '. " l -'-'i"" n. an.i 1 11 ,1 11., - ..,. .... 1 l-e it'1'.ri I 1 0e oei.t 111 f., 1.I..I. Tut- ni'Ml it uS i-hi.l In lit W lie 'J:,iii. a ,.t.'r, i"i.i..' 11. !!, .I,i . I ti.i ,i K. i f IB Law --ut. , ll. ii. t ut., ., !L, Uuaatl. on 4it n St yOli ALL POINTS KAST LEAVE DEPOT FIFTH A NO (STREETS j ktti. if Tho I'tist Mail, via llum-yr : IKKtGtl bHlt .HS., ( n.ui :(i0 I M: j or Kan mis 'lty, or viit .-i. j t kHiif. .MiiiueRimliB anil .si i tun, wnii inroiiiiiirurvicL- , I io Kntturit cities. I f For I't'inllHtMi, !.i(;rHn.l(.i i 7 .00 1' M Imily. Jtiker titv, Wulli Walla, isa,,,. Dayton, Colfax, I'lillnma u 1 ) Moscow riid lilahouilmiiij 1 l(-tullOU8. i f U v& mixed train foty, i TifHul River. The Dullest iBiid inientmjijue points, f S:(K) A M Ex Sua. "Hutujyh 1'ulimun slteiHrrH. ionrirn ni d reultuiiift chair raraaieattacb'd totbr ":! luitih. u Inrull !n form it! Inn, raten, etc., rH u . rlhc.', corner U ashington niid Third 1 nittiU, or addn-sa UhJ W.K. 11L-RUURT, K.M.KKH.L. 0c"ell't,Ll lii-t'f iver am! Grnurul Manager. l' rlli' lxl, C recoil. EAST 0 SOUTH VIA Tlie Snasta Routt OF THE ii hk f '1 Kxprens Trains 1-caw l(irt'! tSouth ;M a :n j F7v " J.)iT,liuI A-!Mi l:f)K a in J.v l'ii'ftie i SKi . 10:4 "i fim j Ar ban J'VM:c;f(" 1 v c ( Above traiiiH suir at Kut l'..itiiiLil. ii.,,-, "it'', Wc dl'urit, rtait in, Tunwr. ),rlt ( .Je IferiUi, AHvitiy, Al'miy Jun.rtinn, li' ttaiTishuiir, .Juuttion l liv. irvin. In,,. tVreawell, Dram ail oiatiaiu irti-, 8 .0n III Lv PfiftUliil At).i' i H p id Ja r.r.i;ent l; 5.:M p in.Ar JN-tilu;rv Lv Si .I.U PASSESCFIi, HAII.V. A:Tt t, I'oitlniifl, AijI0:i;.iE DINING CAKS t)N OGDr.N KOl'lt VVLhttAU BUT iT-T SLKKri'u Ai'V Aitachui lo nil M'.HiUki: ir.jr.s Wer ii.If Uivitiif-n. MAIL T'lAiS IUILT ('XCfPT I'MlAT.i 70 ni I Lv I'ortliind Ar i i 12:15 p n. Ar CnrvAllis 1 ! l-.V. At All any snd 0-rvjill:s i(.m,n 1 th it Unison tentru & Lrivtern I.Mlvay. EXVHESS THA1N DA1LT f.KXCEPT SVSIur. 4:i: p m 1 Lv PortUnd Ar I f.) 7:2,ri p oi j Ar MuMinnville l v bu THROUGH TICK KT8 to all J in 'he EuMf-rn StatfR, Cinn nn-l Iuj. cm hi ot'tHirjcri at lowfut rtitin ficm L. O. ADAIK, Awnt. I c:(, II KOKHL l.ll, E. P HO(iJ-:KS, MnuMcur, A'vt. H. F. J U PuK'lI.AN n. ull' . J. P. FORD, (!-van'.-lirtt,) Of lha Moines, Ionra, whtiw "imlpr -Ult Slan li 'J l, Hint: S. Ii. Mtll. JlFO. I'o., Jlnfiir, Ori'friii . (iKNTl.KJIKN: Oil lll-riviln; hi.llif Ij-wei-k, I finiiul nil well and misioui wuititiK. Our little triri, einM ni.-uix-half yeiim ohi, win) hail w.Ktiil to :ts poiuiiU, ia now well, .stioim ik vigtmiua, and well lltshed up. "S I Cmiii C'ure Iihh tlnne Uh workarl Hcth of the children like it. Yrur." B. ( onph Cure has cured anil t'f away all hosmiicKa friini me. SipT it to every one, w ith frreetinirs for al Wialiliijt you iirnsperltv, w e are Ynura, .iii. and Mh's. J. V. F"K 11 yrn l.h to (it! fn rh cm! rh. i-I"! n-a'ly lor tin- -r!::- ,, pI-ht:,.. i.h-.vws with llu. lli.tolnthi- ati.I Liver I U'i-. :.J IW 'l awoorthid..a tl Isofl hi;. li ra iMiiliur Kiiaiami o cl-ui. imt l,..-.;e bv all .lr -jitu. O.'t. FELIX LE 3nUN-3 nriiHvrriVfi .liilll Ul it ii ralhanr'tialKnil 011I7 Hll:NCH. rr.tnaf liable CV-. Oil t... mnr' at Pri. i. t llf. MJlt W mad. (tannine aol J onl by "i n . Ii. .Ml p. : 1. 1. 1. 11 J ' gen i.. . . 1 n. SPECIAL. V" will uive, free 1,1 olinrsc r" ii'iT.-iTi (luring I) mlipr who y In nlv-.ii:,!., fur ihotnv:riii!i ullicf M urk, 10 I In. ntili'llht ir t.lie di'ieti t a" Ini'tn. one copy of mir 7f e"' llilt-d : "r.,:il?uVjrj5 Cl ILJ 0r,fis!!j :( 8IU.5-" Tlii. line work is valued at 1 l"','u! ri Iniieil ni T",c, " t In line l,,fr. i l:.ie 1' y would l.ave pi.-tiiria llui.-hi'l i" ua" for Xiu;,, all(( ii,,!!,!,,,,. Hi'ftltKHUlU Uti turn Street f.at.. i - ii.mmahk. A-r the .lih of Oct. S!4, t!.-' ',,r"1' "ra will run on Hie following tvln-'l"1' Imie hi, ti futther lint Ire. l.KAVINCI THK MIPUT. 7:10 ":4OS:10 S;4(l :ll-9:40 10K)tl a. 'hen every half noiir. I.KAVKTIIK 1-MVKKSTV. 7:5 7:"j S:S. -S:V -!:2-V-J:-"j0-10:I. a. tlien every half hour. I'm a wi'll leave promptly on limf II. W. llOLIiKN- notii K to n:i-in rom. b.t, l,v a-1, ti il ,, J, b K I'' - 1 -e .. ii.r,,., H'l.tl 11 r. 1 - 1. -t .Is', ,(., 1.1,, 1 ,,.rnt.,r I ' , I A s:i.c.. ., .VI-r- " ijt.. v. . Mm 'ft H ,, ..,, '. , ' . 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