Daily Eugene guard., April 21, 1896, Image 3

Smoke.
LA GREMA,
Ten cent;
L'. of 0. fi Qttceu of Hearts.
F've cent
Cigars.
C. L. WINTER, Proprietor.
Licit, cionflT Weather Preferrei for Sittings.
SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS,
EUOSNB, OREGON.
J. S. LUCKKY,
j 3E3 WE Xj Z3 3ES,,
Watches and Clocks Repaired.
DIO'ENK, OHHi.il.
Mexica n
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Zaked & Inflamed Udders.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness t Saddle Sores,
ciatica,
Lumbago.
Scalds,
Blisters,
insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates 'Muscle,,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiffy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Ltalmcnt cone,, en
Pain,
Makes flan or Pout well
T-tRDAOCD iikopion nioM R.c. dark's
' En A,iTrlln AK"icy. M snd
whsiits KM-baiisy, 8aa Frsnrlncn, Cl
w '-r eniitraots for n,lvriiNlt, cn he msce
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J';rta!or i,
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been en
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in so
Constipation,
mil nit Hen-M.tIoii",Nenr-c
us twitching;
ot the eyes
rni other
paUU.
Strengthens,
In viKoratei
and lonci the
entire yktra.
Huajan euro
U e b II i t y,
Nervousness,
hmi si loos,
anddereiopri
and restores
weit tryana.
Pains Id Uic
, I.UST
back, latact
ty o ay oi
'.1 V
rsnv?.. lew
PiKW. OvercflOprlnteenoo'sement.
ircautti.-ia ti mrt:n.i Imootcncy lu the tint
U U yrap om of armlnal weaKnej"
! bar, nn it can i s:opped In to days
VJiisiuioiHn.lyan.
me i tw loTei y was man1 ry theBrerIal
niofiner.l.i umm.r Hutfion Medical Inatltirl.
" the strenrert vl .i r ii.aue. H It ry
fr'-rfit Vit ha ri . r-t."d f..r 11.00 a pack
s?c..r5 c.fj'i f t tCOfjlanelcdnoiee).
tii ir.M.mn r v- for a cia. Ifyonbay
N-ics.i.t nif., ci.rrJ.aU mom
! i-aini to n f e i i farff.
Jrf r rjrn i -111.. Artm
Juiirilon SfCL .'ki , . t A. KlllaS Ji,
S.IM "1, I !
XANTHUS' SCAll.
the remiulscont (iraw, ''tlmt is 0 v
soar Xniiil.,,, ha, nmsa bu f
though hu ha w, ,,iuu am, ' 1
himself us brv as iion ha oi.In t Kot
that wouud In battle. "
. mh .'y1'0 k,,ow ,1,a colonel's Etory
tllluB abilities drew their chairs clow
ana put themselves Into a listening atti
tude. .
The old man drew ,u a:alu and
enton: 'Wotv iuhhI at a small
town near I,olnBtoii that week. It was
near the end of the war, and while we had
not been dolnK much lighting for a month
or more our marching had been rather
continuous and arduous. Xanthus then
was a lieutenant In tho Fifth Infantry,
and a braver or moro daring fellow never
worn tho blue. Ilo was tho envy of all tho
young officers and tho Idol of the soldiers.
Ilo had tho manners of a Chesterfield and
tho daring of a Hoblu Hood. And It was
tho combination of theo two qualities that
got him into troublo and brought him tho
soar that makes Mm loot so flerco and
military.
"Xoar whoro wo woro camping was tho
mansion of a wealthy old Kentucky farm
er, a supposed Unionist, but who really
was In sympathy with tho Confederacy.
In addition to other very desirable cum
nioditlcs, he possessed a pretty young
daughter, uud from tho first tlmo that
Xanthus saw her it was all over with him.
Ho fell desperately In lovo and availed
himself of overy opportunity to go up to
tho big house, as wo called it. And It
wasn't long until tho little S'onahlo girl
Vonablo was hor father's namo, Uavid
Vonablo It wasn't long till sho was us
muoh In lovo with Xanthus as ho was
with her.
"Those who woro on tho Inside watched
tho affair constantly and wondered how it
would turn out. Tho Uttlo girl had a
couple of brothers, who, for tho sako of
policy, treated Dlok Xanthus' visits with
respectful consideration, but they weren't
blind, and they hated him in his bluo uni
form as tho 'devil hates holy wotor.' They
wero big, brawny fellows who wero only
stay at homes bconuso their prlnolplcs
would not lot them entor tho Union army
and their owu and their father's interests
kept thorn out of tho Confederate ranks.
"Finally, ono day whon things had been
going on this way for some time. Dick ask
ed the oolonel for leave on tho nest night.
Old Tom Baker was oolonel of the rvgi
nient then, and ho was a good hearted old
codger. He winked knowingly as he gave
the young lieutenant leave and warned
him not to get Into trouble.
"A quarter of an hour after Lieutenant
Dick Xanthus had cantered away from the
camp a half dozen of us young fellows
woro summoned to the colonel's prosenco.
We found biiu pacing back and forth tho
length of his tent with a look of mock
sternness on his kindly faco. Ho addressed
us as follows: 'Gentlemon, tho dltsclplino
of this camp, it must bo confessed, is rath
er lax. Continued sojourn In poacef ul tor
rltoryand consequout Immunity from dan
gor have brought about this result. I
haTe allowed myself to glvo Lieutenant
Xanthus leavo to go outside tho linos to
night, and It Is my Impression that ho has
gone to the Vonablo houso to carry off tho
daughter of that household as a bride.
Now, whother his action is right or not, It
Is not tor us to say, hut a man In lovo is
llablo to oncounter great dangers In accom
plishing his end. Hut,' said tho colonel,
with a twlnklo In his eye, 'all this Is nei
ther here nor there and is of no conso
quenoo to you. My purposo In assembling
you together Is to send you out as a recon
noiterluR party. Go out and roconnolter,
no mnttor whoro or what. Don't do any
thing rash, but should you happen to II ml
any soldior or ofllcor of tho United .States
In dnngor glvo him protoctton.1
"The colonel turned to his writing, and
we know that wo had rocoived our orders.
Not a man who diil not understand, and
we turned away with smiles on our faces
and a great thrill of sympathy In our
hearts for the comrado who was braving
danger alone for the rako of tho girl that
he loved.
"It was tho work of but a few moinonts
to awing Into tho saddlo and go galloping
away In thodlrootlonof tho Vonablo house
bold, where wo know our reconuoissauoo
would bo most valuable.
"It was a cold, clear night, ono of the
kind that puts spirit into n man and makes
him foel like bounding over tho ground.
Wo woro a light hearted set, happy as could
bo In our mission, and wo laughod, chat
ted and Joked as wo galloped along under
the bright starlit skies.
"Stetson was Just remarking: 'Well,
there don't scorn to be much uso for a rec
onnoitring party tonight. Here's one
place where the course of true lovo seems
to run smooth,' when thoelattorof horses'
hoofs broke upon our cars.
"We quickened our paco to the edgoof
a clump of poplars that commanded a
Tiow of the road. Kvon beforowo saw his
flying horso and his fnce gleaming In tho
moonlight wo knew Instinctively that It
was Dick Xanthus, and that he was In
trouble.
"Wo saw that his horso was carrying
double, and we smiled oven as wo halted
and drew our sabers, for tho nolso of pur
uors sounded oloso upon tho clatter of his
horso's hoofs. Hut, thought wo, ho will
soon pass our lino, and then wo will flash
out and put his assailants to flight. We
wished to tako no rash moasures.
"On they came, pursuer and pursued.
The lloutonsnt was very near us, and wo
could see him looking down Into the faco
of the littlo Venable girl, when, to our
surprise, what should ho dobut whirl sud
denly and go charging back straight Into
the face of his pursuers.
"It was all done In a moment. Wo saw
his saber flash upward. Then we heard a
woman scream, 'Don't kill my urotheiT
and" saw tho saber lowered. Then thcro
was a" flash of another steel, and Xanthus
dropped from his horse, Just as wo dashed
up and surrounded tho two Venable lioys.
"The girl was on the ground bcsldo her
lover, weeping and trying to stanch the
flow of blood, whllo her brothers stood by,
mad enough to end It all with her, but
we took them all sole into ramp.
course, wo couldn't do anything with tho ,
fellows. They woro only protecting their
own. But they had to consent to the
marriage of their sister with Xanthu",
for, as yon know, ho did not die of his
wonnd. . !
"A sober strokctlld you sayr No; .
that's the nnromantio tiling about the j
whole affair. A sal r stroke would have j
had the right U.ne about It. hut they had
cut our lieutenant with a hlgcorn knife. ,
St. Louis Bepubllc.
Origin of the Salvation Army,
. it-i(,i-... IIH.lh nricllint'd the
Uenerai nnmo , " .. .,,;
flame "Salvation Army" in off'
baring own .., - -.n .
for .7 rear.. The h -
-." i.
a small way In 1SJ by ;!'"! """
MEMMIXGW AY'S TALE
He: mlngway, Mac, the docturnnd my
self v vq in ono of tho back room of tlio
elulumn nlRht, when Ilomtuingwtiv tuhl
Urt this story:
"You remember Tommy Martyrs, don'l
jrouV
"Yen," snii. Mac; "real pretty boy, with
a limited munlvor of iuYtw. ilwvvy on
spouting Slmkospoaro nod light on all
points of judgment am! moral principle."
"Kx:irt!y. Camo homo from cullt'tfo and
Married Marian WYstly and moved down
to Coal fluid, where his father baa m lues.
Had been miRaged to the girl long before
ho wont away."
"Was ho, though? I nover hoard of that
befuro," said the doctor. "I used to won
der what made tho Westly girl siny out of
Society."
" Yes; sho thought n pilo of Tommy. It
was a kind of fnmily urrnngomen't nil
Around. Murlnn Westly was a good girl,
too best In tho town, in my opinion.
uitooi i now tnorougligoing, substantial,
homelike bodies who will always keep a
hearth bright and know a dozen recipes
fur a torpid liver or a bad cold. A thou
sand times too good for Tommy Mauters,
as I know now and suspected then,"
It seemed to mo that at this point Hem
mingway barely caught and held back a
sigh, but he continued steadily.
"Well, Tommy camo homo from collego
nud staid around tho store a good d'nl.
You remember his father owned stock
with us then. Ilo drew his allowance reg
ularly, and I used to help him out when
ho ran short befuro tho Int. Ono day he
camo to me, looking very serious. Ha
said ho wanted advice, and took mo into a
littlo room up stairs, where none of It
would get uway. I always liked the boy
somehow, lie was pood n mured and frosh
looking, though rati) or light on Ideas, as
Mao says.
"Well, ho told mo a long story, and the
upshot of It was bo wanted to got out of
his engagement with Marian Westly. Ho
had mot another girl whllo ho was at
school, 'a regular stunner,' he said, and
tho photograph ho showed mo was of nu
uncommonly pretty girl, I must admit a
round faced, curly headed littlo creaturo,
posed liko an actress. Ho had mot hor at
private theatricals and had done 'heavy
business' to her M'liss. Ho was always
stagustruok, as Mao says. He said that ho
was 'dead gone' on her, and from parts of
a letter which he showed me I judged that
tho 'gone' business was mutual.
"They had arranged matter for tho fu
ture beautifully. ho was only 17 and
was going to adopt the stage a a profes
sion, and ho was to do likewise. They
would Join forces in duo timo aud win
fame and fortune tog.ther.
"I ransacked the ditTurent corners of my
bond and raked out all tho things I hod
been reading ubout tho tawdry tinsel of
tho stago and the unhappy marriages
among the profession ns contrasted with
tho substantial benefits of a quiet homo
and a solid business, and I put thoin at
him ns strong as I could. 1 told him that
tho girl might bo pretty, but that I was
euro sho was frivolous and not worth a
finger of Murlnn Westly; that sho was nlco
enough no doubt to flirt with, but when a
man married ho wanted a woman who
would make his homo cheerful, ho n moth
er to his children nnd n comfort to his par
ents In old age."
I could not help wondering at this point
why Hemmlngway, with such generous
Ideas of marriage, had himself remained a
bachelor, but I said nothing.
"Well, goon, old man. What next? He
took your ad ivco and married the Westly
girlf"
"Yes," said Hemmlngway, "ho did,
morn's tho pity. Ho wroto nnd brokoeff
with Little Nell, as ho called her, and
limped around the store for a week or two,
looking at mo reproachfully whenever I
passed him. Ho got over it, though, when
wo went out to Colorado trout llshing, nnd
married Miss Westly and settled down In
Coal Held that fnll. I thought everything
would bo nil right then, nnd It was, I
guess, for a time. Then the other girl
went on tho si ago and mado a great hit in
New York. Tommy heard of it and was
wild. Ho saw a picture nf hor In some
paper nnd a dash article about her beauty
and talent. His highest ambition had al
ways boon to be tho husband of that kind
of a woman.
"Ho camo up ono day nnd brought tho
article along, nnd as soon as wo wero alono
togolher began to nbuso mo for, ns he put
It, having ruined his life. I don't know
what I Bald. I didn't say much. I was
too badly taken down. Then, about six
months afterward, his wifo camo up to see
me. Sho had found out all about the
other girl and was sure that Tommy still
loved her. I half suspect that Tommy
himself hod told her as much. Sho wa
suro Tommy had letters from the woman,
and she feared that ho answered them In
secret. Sho was very unhappy. What
should sho do?
"I wanted to tell hor to go homo to her
people and let that young dunce go to the
dovll, but I didn't, and I believe I hntched
up sumo kind of a Ho about Tommy's be
ing young nnd would no doubt cuino
around all right boforo long. Sho went
bark, and I haven't hoard of them since."
There was a moment's pause, which was
broken by the doctor.
"Well, Hcmtningway," ho said, with
an air of ono who ha something of Im
portance to tell, "you can set your mind
at rest on that score. I came through
Coalfield yesterday and saw Tommy, ami
ha took inn out to seo his wife and a week
old baby. They nre ns happy and con-
tented a doves, and he Is tho proudest
daddy you over saw. " (
"What," Interrupted Hemmlngway,
"rnn don't snv Bo!" I
" Yes, and, as to that actress buslnew, I
got nn Inkling of It when ho was up here,
and yestorday I pumped him per f wily
easy, of course. Sho was married six
months ngo to an old man who has already
had two wives and has been following h r
mi, ml flvor alnoe she camo out. Tommy's
altogether disgusted with the stage nnd j
tending to business like a man."
"Well, well," said Hcinmlngway, j
"pralfio him from whom all blessings
Uowi urooaiju
A Kaned Tasto.
"Culturor" repwited thoonnnibal some- j
thing scornfully. ' Have we any culture?
Why, I tell yon we're getting a cultured
wo don't liko to hnve anything on our t- !
bios but Kreneh missionary. Cultivated?
Well, rather." !
Th wind nt tho moment mnnaged to
execute a faint sough In tho top of a cocoa
palm not faraway. Detroit Tribune.
On View of It.
'Pay, what fs this aortal settlement
Idea?" .
-It's like Ihlfl you're a good fellow,
you know.'
"Weil, you goand live In a lough neigh
borhood, and you'll arn a darn sight but
ter than you really are." Chicago Keoord.
WILD
I B Mi
mi Lczema
I ii aitiTerf r fir elu'it vfr from Enema, Imt
now jiii i.ln. l vm-..,i 'j i, (,.4n,a mv tuiulst
vviv .u.n-l L.tlly ttni.uiiMl; )mi while
Miat.r nHMti-.t. lit. ti vifiUi jk-fl oil, Irating
a t.-J, -n..nil, a:irfmi Miuth Mt'iiM luirn like
(.i Hi.- iii.uiv n( i h' ti;tr pari of
il r. 1 Hoi, it would u)H-iir, ami
mv lui
a- n-iii :i i i.,v ,nn' it in F i in- i.iiriiitu una iifii
iuvt would Ivcm. NiLiil hilt tiisihl t would lie
;ikiini,l , r..i,h. Mid rtin.iW to wild. I tret
U'i .f i'i ru nu. anil h K'ltlf of Ci'Ticrii Us.
Surfr, iiiiil i, i,.r ii fow uyp' i c -it it'll I utU-od
the r.-tincua uii.l iniUmimeii'ti .linai'.x'&r ; htfur I
hfrl our f, ir thti t WH N"( (I HJIt vf AVaVfHil
Ut. 1 can truthfully mwtt ihul fi.OU woilh of
(.Xllil'iiA Ukmkihi euro. I nif.
JOHN 1. lliUTb', rituturf,, l'a.
S!-fKir Cin TrntiTitrtT Vnn hithi with Cv
ti.ili S'i. eiil ''li.-li'm "t I'niiM nt lolnt
iiii tit . -11111 tinij j,t- ot Ct ui'UA HciLviti,,;rkl(t
lllils Tor Wood.
The lhmnl of iliroi'tors nf School
DUt., No. 4, I. am' county Oregon will
reieivo bids until May l.'illt, 1MHI, for
fifty cords to seventy live cortls of old
growth yellow or ml llr worn! fuur lt
ami two feet lonu; ulso lllty cimU
secniiil growtli whito oak wood four
feet lonu, not less than three inches In
diameter at small end, to lie delivered
at the school houses 111 Kucono on or
beloro Auuiist loth, 1S06. A cood uud
sulllelent bond will be required for the
faithful performance of thu coulract.
The rinlit reserved to reject any or all
bids. Iy order of the hoard.
Uko. K. Chaw Clerk.
Notice.
All ouuiundii!K warrants reUlt-ri-d
prior to August 10. lSUo, will I paid
upon prcKeiilatlnu at my nlllce nu or
before April 30tli, !,S!!(i. Interest will
cease af cr this dale.
liKO. R t'u.wv,
City Treasurer.
Warn hrtlv w in .cpi-.,. hr i-a5.ir. fc
When sliu aj r. L'hll.l. cri.sl f, r Caslona.
When she lfa-no ?!l;s. chin:; to tVMoria.
SOier. kho liuU C'hUawo, sin i"Otht-in C'oMoria
lliifMen'a Artilcu Salvi-.
The llest Salvi, in llie world for
Cuts, limits. Sori-t", 1'Icith, Salt
ItliHim, Kcvcr riorert, Teller, Cluipped
Hands, 1'lilllilniiiH, Corns, uihI till skin
Kruptious, nnd ptwitively eurm 1'ilcH,
or no pay rciiiired. It is guartinliH'ii
to cive iK'tfcct ratisfiiclioii or money
refuiideil. Prh-c ii cents per box.
for sale l,y Henderson i 1,11111.
Ji'ST TmnK ok It.- IiCB than three
doyslorit. Tutil, 3) lo Chicago, 41 to
New York via the Northern racillo
railroad, the only dining-car route
from Portland and the o.;ly line run
nl::tt two 1 1 1 r. n n 1 1 trains daily from
Portland to the Kasl, nialtlliK union
depot connections nt St. Paul nnd Chi
cugo for nil polntH l-.iiHt and hotilheust.
This service was pluced III ell'ect
Sunday, April 12th. The Increased
travel "over this popular Yellowstone
Park rnuto lias made a ilouhle dally
train service necessary. For tickets,
sleeping car reservations and pcncral
information call on or address It. .Mi!
Murphey, general agent, Eugene, Ore
gon. ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Torrisoi7'5
kamoth
hcksh: asii dramatic
I'ltOPl'tTloS (IF
With lis W.mdrTful heetiir,
Electric and ralrleum
KntTls.
The Marvelous BIIOCKEX" Scene, ;
V. ith ieniliic Flavhrs of I
MsMtiliiK ai"1
the Music ttaln of
Fire.
Produced Hera in Its Entirety,
AT
PARKER'S OPERA
HOUSE,
Tuesday, April 21st.
XiI'ICK 'H CKLDITOIlS.
N-.tlea ii hen by irlven that the uti 1erUned j
h Uen by tli t'minty tViut ( Lan6
l itiirity, Orvnn, duly Mrii nrtitor "f
the rUt of John O I'ay, dt-u mm-i), nl Is
i.r-lir notify H pra'n Vavini: lawful
Mi-e- "iMint ai'J f-faU I ' p eht them t" :
n, f, ili,l eHh-il, ut oi b'laineati in
Kiit'ne, Orfifop, within six months fr"m the
date hereof.
aUdai Eiu-Tie. Or. March ilth, IK'.,,
H M IMT,
Kf 'it'T of "f John O Par, dr'-easetl ;
K I; Sstrw..rrrH
At"rnry I t ttt
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Try a Case, It will Make a "New" Woman of Your Wifo
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For sale by OSHUliX A DkI.ANO.
TAKE
- LI V ER I N
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LIVER AND CONSTIPATION.
Fop Sale by All Druggists.
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Root
f3ry.ii-Mr'
A CflSC IT Wll L NOV f;mih.t
An agreeable Taint lvo anil Nfkve Tonic,
Bold by i)riiOTisi8 or sont by mall. Jiou 600.
and $1.00 tier package, fratnploa iron.
lCTM tSg Tho Favorlto T06IB KWIH
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Sold byllentKmoa & Lttin.
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The Shortest, Safest and Most
COMPI.KT1C HOUTK
To and from all polnta In Citnudu,
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Ttis rinest Palsce Sleeping. Parlors, Dining
anl Tourist Cars in the
lloth First and Second-Class Cars
are healed by steam aud are designed
to secure uniform warmth, combined
Willi perfect venlilalioii.
Tho cam of no other line can com
pare with then. In these respects, nor
III Mrcnglh, elegance and comfort.
CANADIAN PACIFIC ll'VCO.'S
Foyal Tail Steamship Ciije
TO CHINA AND JAPAN.
Thetu twln-nerew steftiners are tu every re
dpeel sniHTtfir t any hlnpi I hid have yet milled
the t'lielfle oeean. I he mule in in lies nhurt
er than via any other Trnnn-1'aeille line.
CANADIAN AlHTKAllAN hTKAM Kit UNK
TO
HONOM'l.r, FIJI ASK At'STlfAl.IA.
The ihortent line to the Culonlen
Them Rteiiineni entry nn ext'erirneed Medical
Mnn hihI a Hlewardi'im en every voyi;e.
For time Int. leu. iniiithlela, or any in forma
tion, mil ne. ur jiltlfcmi,
iih.it. K. '.W, ALLAN TAMKKON,
Aiicnt, KuKfiie. Krettrhl and l'ieniriT Airt..
liii 'lhtrdHt., I'urtlHtiil, or,
OKO. Mrt BROWN.
Hint. I'aa Aj-i nt, vaiireuver, M. t.
NO TICK FOU PUBLICATION.
La ml 0 Aire nt Kosdjurg. Ofrgon,
M-.rch 1(1, 1SUG.
Notirs Is hrrehy giren that the following
named sett 'er has tiled notice of his inten
tion to mnkp final proof in support of bis
clntin. and tlmt said proof will Iw made be
fore Jui I Ware, U 8 C C Commissioner, nt
KuR'nc, Oregon, on April '27, IH'Jfi,
vix; Howard Pope, gusrdiau of (he minor
heirs of Anntin Munn, debased, ott Pre I)
S No 7M7 for Ibe j; se J4, se i aw of
fro 20; ne '4 nw seo 3j, tp 10, a, r 10
Weft.
He tii.mfa llin following wilnrsFisto
prove his cf.nliimona residerco npon and
ctiltirntioii of suiJ land, viz:
foarph Pnncan, .lulim Kopp. Wllliftm
Kirhyand Henry J Dickey.all of H-iiimMi,
Oregon,
Alfred P M inn, as eniryman in H V. No
for th nboTe dtscrihrd trxet of tiun),
is h"rtliy cited lo nppear at (he aforesaid
time and pine for making filial proof on
said Pre I) H No 7fil7, to addncn evidence
in support of said II K No
It. M. Vraixii.
Iteg inter.
NOTICK OF FINAL hhfl LEMKNT.
Notice Is
her, lit uivt-D that
the
utirloraitintrl a1iriiniilrnlriT of the
tatn ol Csswell Hendricks, deceanftl.
linn tlh d Ik r fluid arcomit in the
mutter of said i state, vith the cmity court
of Lane county, Oie'on. nnd that Tueaday,
llio 2nd dny of June, lH'.Mi, has been filed by
the order of (he court for the hf armfi of any
and alt objections to said account, for the
final heaniiv .hereof and for the final
settlement of said otMe, ar.d all persons
fnlerefllrd in said estate are hereby notifltd
to pres'-nl and file thir objerlion thereto.
h-ie.l this Hid d.yf April, 1H:1.
H. A, llFHIllilf K4,
Tltf.VKt k Voixo, Admtni4tratrix.
Attorn e)s.
NOTICE K FINAL HKTTLKMENT.
Ni'tiee Is hereby (fUen thatJ P Ciirriri, ad
minitntr of ihi etat -t Tli'imaa .Swift, de-ceaa-l,
h hied bil final a:roufit in the
tnittpr of ttii Mtnte with the county court
of Lane ewiniT, Oreyon, and tint Tnewlay,
UieXnd day of .lunt IhW, haalean fixl by
the m!er ! said court for the hearing of any
ftfj-l all objeetions to naid amount, for the
final harintrtheieof and f'r the final settle
tnent of aaM ptUte anl all ietrii iutreVd
in said Uti r hereby nolilir-.l to prevent
50.1-0,
1
and filf tbir ohprtion thereto,
luu-d the i:ubdav l April, l-'Mi.
J. P. ( t aam,
I'M. i pi' A Vo h'; Alio li)i-ttat"p,
Attotin y,
Pretty Shaky, Aren't Thoy?
Pretty Poor, Isn't It?
almost Like Water, Eh?
7
THE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT REPRESENT
a passenger train on the Chicago, Mil
waukee ,V St. Paul Hallway. No. Its
trains are veslllmled, heated by steam
aud lighted by elccliicity. Kach
sleeping car berth has an electric lead
ing lamp, lis dining cars are tho best
In the world and lis coaches are pal
aces on wheels.
This great railway, connecting as It
docs wiih all trnui-coutluculnl lines at
St. Paul and (Imalia, assures to thu
traveling public the best service
know n. Tickets via the Chicago, Mil
waukee A SI. Paul Railway are on sale
at all railroad ticket unices lo any
point lit the I tilled or Canada. Kor
maps, folders nnd other Informulloii,
addres.-:
C.J. EDDY, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
THROUGH TICKETS
To I he KAST via the
UNION PACIFIC SOT
ThroiiKh l'utlmnn Palace uleepera. Tourtu
leevr and new lteoltntim Chair car.
DAILY roUTLANDTO CHR'A(iO
Trains hcati-d hy limn sml can lightel by
Pintsch l.lKht.
Time to rhtcntt.1, Hj, tlaya; time to New
York, 4'i ilays, which Is many hours quicker
Itmn all conii-etltnnt.
For rates, time IhIiIci snd full tnlormallon
apply to
IC J. MeCLANAHAN, ARi-ut, KiiKene, Or.
It. W. HAXTON, t'. F, IIHOWN,
(len'l ARetit, hint. ru. At,
1.15 Third st.. Portland, Or.
Tiros. F. Oakes, Henry C. Fame, Beiiry ckodsI
Wocel vera.
lORTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
U
N
IMI
r
S
Pullman
Elegant
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
Dining Cars
Sleeping Cars
St. Paul,
Minneapolis,
Duluth,
Fargo
grand Forks
rookston,
Winnlpe",
Helena and
Butte.
TO
-Through Tickets to-
Chlcago,
Washington,
Philadelphia,
New York,
Boston and all
Points East and South,
For litformstlnn, time rsnl., ma,is sml tickets
rati on or wrltw
R. McMURPHEY
(ii n'l Age nt, Kiigciio,
Onicc: ItiKim:!nnd4 Shelton lllock.
-IlK-
A. D. CHARLTON, Asst. Gen!. PcSS.AgeDT.
2', Morrlwin Strfcl, enrar Third
ronrLANO. oncooN
NOTICE FOU ITHLICATION.
Lilid Oftlco si Itosdmrg, Ore.
Slr,b -ill, IX'.MS.
Notice is hrnlif tilieu tint Ibe follow
nsuil M-ttlrr hss filed notice o( bis Inten
tion to make final (iroof in
support of his clsim, Slid that cnjil proof
will be made beforeJiMd Ware, ti HOC
.'ommissionr, st Kngrne, Orrg'.n, on
April UT, IH'W, '7.; Jsn.es A llnioMt on
homestisd enlrjr No 77h.1 for the s ', e
snd s ', s w yt of section 4. Ip 17 a, r S
Wesl,
lie new, ids lollowirg witniHirs lo
prove his conlionons re.i.leare opoo snd
callitrstion of, ssk! Isnd. s:
(Irsntille K. I.nmly. Jsm.s Pi pe, How
sr,l Pups o l II Htiiidisti'r, sll ol Alpha,
""K ti
ll M. rcn,
llgnicr.
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