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Newspaper Page TextSmoker ' LA OREMA, Ten cent; II ofO. Qaeea or lle.iris. Five cent Cigars i Imteb. Pronrietep, Li I .. f.m dlltfnfffl Her frcltlTCU iUl ouuii&n. SUPERIOR PHOTOGRAPHS J. S. LUCKEV, J 1 "W.3SLi 3a 33L Watches and Clocks Kisi.uiied. Mexican Mustang Liniment A REVOLU T ION ARY SKETCH. Befailoc Waihlueton Ilrlnk-Story of Arnold's Trtmoa ltetolu. In the year 17SOthoro ttooii in tho midst of a groat farm, whoso grceu banks sloped dnwu to the noblo Hudson, a spacious stone houso. In front of tho mansion ran tlio high road which led to tho town of Now York. Between this and thorlvor and back of tho houso, dotting tho moun tain side, woro tho ninem.. ,., ... looking tho picture of neatness and com- Jor owner or the plnco was not Commissioners Court. for Burns, Caked & Inflamed Udders, Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strain, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sores Sciatica, Lumbago. Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, AH Cattle Ailments, AH Horse Ailments, AH 5heep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiffy. Rub in Vigorously. APaln'ng Llnln,"tconiH Makes flan 0r Beast well wjcsin. I -ll-S "APFR ,.k",!.on K C. DA KK'B "wlwin iint. " ",m Aeney. H nJ .,? SCSI'S of Ul!,.' "B- PlX?; ""inns.Ncry. l-VV-'iv oiatwltchtns htf-W, ' eye, 'r'" rnd othor 'TO1' B'rengthcni, fWiM 'nvlKormtei S&KKg nd tones the in mm anddevelopci n1 rentorei Jjea organs. ing in the back, lonei Hit ht stopped fc"f- 0W 9 m ...... . ivS;0;,1""''" "oi,p!j ln """y Sh' "H'2,1 S11! It the Special. tff.w TV 'nMll bote.). u;l r- ii 'J' f "cure. IfyoubnT onlr o man of groat possessions, but kind and oonsldoruto to thoso under him Tho family was an old and honored one having lived in that spot for many year, Doted all thronul. t.hn -.. .. ..,H,UU iur ino valur of Its man and tho beauty of lis women. ..-v. . uiiianuanis or tho man sion woro no unworthy members of their rooo. for thn fnhi i.... i - . country when first It called for ,lefs'" whllo his comely, trustlnK wife had DO murmured at. whnt. ... . .. . , , v n"" """nmm'll a call ff01" d.uly; Jt nbly luhlrcssn.l horsolf to Hu hfitl hnnn n ... ... -av- iu i,iiu nuiun witli Gonoral Gatos, and tho family had heard nothing from or of him since. , V. lov(,1ydaughtor, a bright olrl of 10. could not. hi-ln ... r... .. . thO llinvltnliln no ..ll.. . ... . C : ""'uiiy as uiu nor bustling mothor, and sho spent many un- .i I B'i"us oer ino susponao about hor fatlior and tho separation from hor lover, whom sho had not soon for threo yoars. Knrlv In .Tulw i. . . . j (iciu uuuu orougnt or tho prosonco of a dotaolnnont of Iivltlsh at larrytown, on tho opposlto shoro of tho riVor. and thn nnwa r...o.l , . Koports of tho ravages of tho ononiy had opine to tho poaooful homes by tho rivor sido, but as yot tho real slgnifleanoo of tlio horrors Of wnr lmil n.it: I.-, I... i to them. Jiow, howover, thoy felt thcni solvos to bo in roal danger, for tho ononiy woro woll provided with boats and it would be an easy thing for thoni to cross tho river ....... ... (.....nu in ino immccllato vicinity of the Von Wnrten homostoail woro almost unnrotnet.nd nnlv n fnn. . .... ., . . , J , ,llvll Luu om Il(r aotlvo sorvioo, some boys aud tho blacks ."s ci.uiiuuiD in oaso or need. Bo all niilcklv l.llcln.l l.n.... 1 . -j u.u i.m.ounu, preparing as bost tiioy could for a proboblooontinKency Onn hltnnnlv ni... .. . 71. V. J "nuiuuuu ill Au gust Mmo. Von Wnrten was nodding over her knitting by tlio open wlnduw, tho heat and tho stillness, which was only broken by tho soft, oven lapping of tho water on the shoro, being very conducive to repose, when sho was rudely awakened bv tho hurried entrnnen ntn lttti..cin..Ai. .... fright and running had combined to de prive of tho power of speooh for n moment. 'Speak, Toml What has happened i" ex claimed tho good lady, all her smoldering foars alive ln a moment. "Oh," gnsped tho boy, ''threo Britishers stop nio ln do road and ask fur a drink from do woll, and I tol' 'em wait and run to youl" "Onlv threnP" njL-...l M..... it..,, u...-. ., , ((1 lvn anxiously. Dat a all, missus." TllOU let them nhtfiln tll .1-1. ,1. . ....... .til.... UIMJ- whero. not nt mv wnii " k....i... hoard Tom doliver tho deduut message In troinbllna' tonnn. A lr.nn.. fr.ll. ......I i -- "(j... .ui.uuil, tlllU the mon wero nmmrontlv imi.i. Hast0nini7 fal (111 11ttn.r n.1. l... l 1 i c . " ."'.1 , n.lu lUUHI'll after the rnrprmHt... I .... ... nun niiw wireo Amorioau olllcors, evidently of high rank, ono ospoolally who sat his horse so well and had such an air of command, inducing hor admiration, until suddenly tho' onor- Yimu niiu nan none uurst upon tier, and ln an agony of remurso aud of nngor asaillst both Tnm nml i. ........if ..t... down to old Tom's onbln with tears ln her eyes, mo ouiprit came to meet her, won dering at tlio agitntod niannor of his usu ally Statelv lnlul.rnuu "rP..i.i nl. rin... thoso wore Ainorlcans, not Drlt'lshersl Howoouldyou make such a mlstaker" flho exclaimed lnnkltiir tlm tiintum .11... tross. Tho frlghtonod buy Mod to exnlnln that bolng in daily oxpoctallon of a raid from tho onemy, he supposed, of course, uiu niruo men ropresonieu tlio roo, being too badly frightened to notice tho uniform. Soon, hnr rl.Mi(h...r nr.,.ntiii.r...ln.l l. blacks, returned trnm n vl.lt t.n ihn farm with suoh flushed oheeks and so ox- ouoa an air tnat nor mother know some thing unusual must liavo occurred. "Oh, mothnrl" she nrtnil na uhn rni..h...l illnn.l... dnn vhnrn thn .rnn.l .1....... f 1.11.... seen General Washington." -nnat!" cried her mother. "Whurof" "At Mmo. Van Tassel's." AnnoH,. nn. wnrnri. "tt'n tenm nn tl.n nr...!. n...l .1.. enlHind tin nml nalro.l ..... . 11' ...t. .. .www , uu.i i.ano.t .... umur. no gavo thorn some milk, which they seemed to enjoy, and the tallest one gavo mo back fhn nine. MrWt. r. Umww ..l.t .111.1. .... oral Washington's bost thanks, mydenr.' ' "Oh," lntorruptod hor mother, "then It Was to him I refusod a drink." And sho told her Rtnrv. In thn clrl'. na. tonlshmont. Annetje managed to com fort hor mother, who, after a time, re gained hor usual spirits. On tho afternoon of Oct. 3 Jacob. An. notje's lover, rodo up to tho Von Warton mansion, but dosplto tho pleasuro of moot- lt.1-. Ann... ! 1.1. ..Ill "R nuurijw j.ts iiiiu mill .mill. iinju. ui sadnoss as ho told her of tho sceno he had witnossoa tuat uay now 1110 young Andre, broilffht from Tnrfvtjiwn tn W;ie!ilTn.,m'. hnnr1ntnttnra hn.1 hnnli li-ln.l I... .-.nti p. ...nr. tlal and sontonced to be huuga.iaspy; Ins and frank confession nf thnwhnln nlnti had touohod evory ono. ilo was only act ing under orders, but lie was a sp, and tho unavoidable penalty was death. 1 ly know If. n n .1 nn. I. ... 1.1. I ...I. II. .1.. . ..uunuuv uit.tu.j iu ins mill V.II..U ..... soldtors lookod on with moist eyes, nml Annotje, whon she hoard the story, shed a "J" iwin im anu imiKeu up ni uer niiuie win dier boy and prayed ho might bo spared to her. And ho was, for after tho war was ovor thoro was a happy wedding and they settled down ln tho oid stono house, where their descendants llvo to this day. u 00 S 00 II 00 u 00 00 S 40 (i 00 U 00 U 00 U 00 10 40 0 00 6 00 0 00 S 00 0 00 Vl"A juduo of election.... J'iw W llkhw nild lii.'ssoitj.vr Wiu Nuyi.,r ck-rfc oiwitou"Z W I C oli Hutu jtnle " W"1"'"" ,,, iMes-.eiimi'. . X Selinnipf judKU ..f'tiJetimi'.'. " Miulh'v ch.ik " HCiHa.Y-.-s' K H l'nrki-i juil-o .. W U 1'",kl'r Hid iiumm-iii r Tli..sl!url.r Juil J' nf eleet'lm'. H" II HuMsaker fU-rk ..fek'o- tioll A K Kilwanls clerk i.f eliTtlon".... MbiiiiIiiI Jmi of election nml iL-'SSeliu-.T.. I. K l'mks IikIl'i. of I.I.....I,,.. J II Wl'St ill, I,,.. f l .. II ,, " -'-- 0 ou f 11 ( uUisuu clerk of election.... 0 00 J' ' HrlrtRi, 600 Joe Iruniitrll JiidKe .. 1U1(1 . "H'sseiiKiT 00 C-' Cole judire c.rele..fl...i n nn , , - " w uv J .i Mull.ird " " " Joliu H Conk clerk " " H Haxlcr " " O V Ilurd Iu.Il-h " Win Kj-lu " .1 W ft MuC'orimck JudKe of flec tion and mes-enijer Geo H Coulter clerk of elect ion... John H Morris " Win bVrris iudire " J U Ilintun " " ii 1'' M Tui-kur " .. .i S K .Milleilirn -C- - 1. 11.1 messenger . . J S Taylor clcrl; nf election J ft Vertices ju.i -j " " Win Haniilton niessvngur W P iMicjj jtu!. Setli Siiiiinoiis c W H Klachic'V Krauk Knowlc. iu.i'. mcs9eii(rer Am. is Hartley ju,li;C. .,f . lu iinn.. WWXeclc.v Louis E IJenn ,.-rli " " MJ Hadsall C A l'otterf ji; J A 15 illicit 11 ... Joseph 1' Wlii-in. n Judge ul cicctliiii anil inesst u.;i.r.... II J 'rubor cl.ili nf el. 'i'li. in., Fred U IVIi " John A Uliiun iii.lui. ..f el.., iin., ami tuesHene.'i Geo Klissell jinluc of elm A S Powers " Ira Islmtii cl. i k " J W Hiiiiins " U li Dclinlnj! judge " James II Yul.-s " " 1 i,rl nicssetiKcr u oi J A Jcuiis luilire electlnii .. ..u o i', .net line clerk of elect on.. .. n on J I' 1 an clerk of election 0 00 K Thurmun JiiiI(,'b of election. ... 6 00 Levi Viuighan judge of election.. 0 00 I 8 Day judgo of election 0 00 J L Atkinson clerk of election and nicsfieueur la on A D liccves clerk of election 0 00 FIRE BABIES WITH SKINS nw &.!Spur'nsrr,"' ni1 '" lie how tWw llnl. f U,lt lnjn rwil. mmm o.rv ."""" tntim lh worlJ. .... .. ""'-".skmT'onu.rfu.biM.-LinlWft... CLOSING OUT SALE 1 Of Buggies, Carriages and Wagons. : LOOX AT THESE PRICES :- A Kirst Class Ittiggy, I.callior Trimiiilngs nml J leather t..p, compli tc. Your choice of live styles of springs. Former prices. IOOiiiuUIOJ, m.w ? ,.- w Xi) 11 liuail Wii'Mli i l'.irlliiii.l llmlvl T .... Tri... ' .,. . . . , , -' ' - -iu iw 4 f-pnng . Mat Mi.iintniii Wagon, t'omplctc w 00 4 " ;! " " " " oo on Ciuiiipy Tops f-Jil and f i-. extra. Xo L' C.inibiuati.iii Spring Wagon 2 Heat, former price flou (13 00 These are no cheap trash but the best goods ever made at the factory. "COAST" nil Steel Clear Wasons. tiki: Excursion Baton. " " " and - "f election 'k ofch-ciioii.. Persons conteniDlatiiiD- K.mi..rn iri.,u should not lose sight of the fact that the Northern Plinifln rnllrnn.l ...111 - ...... in .iui-1 tickets at one fare for the rouud trip on n.n r..n . r ... .unuwuig uccastons: Deniocrnlic National Convention, Chicago, July 7th. Peoples Party Convention and American Silver Convention, St. Lou is, July 2ud. National Convention of Young People's Society of Cl.rUii.... i.-... deavor, Washington, jj c, July 7th "d i.ith. National Educational Association Meeting, Iluflulo, X Y, July 3rd to It) 00! I'llli- rt on i Kncaiiipiuenl of the Grand Army of ti on. nc i.ipiii.iic, m. Paul, September ll'li. i c liri-l time that such rates ".en oi ereil from WeHtem ;1i icn l limit will lie giveu .c ke; to euable passengers nio a vwit. For detail in il ales ol nare, etc, call ou or 0 00 0 00 B 00 6 00 22 00 0 00 6 00 0 00 0 00 0 00 ...U, Farm lied. I'Al'AllTY. 3.SJ 2,-,00 t,s '1x0 3.-.00 ll.s 3x10 1000 lbs 31x10 (1000 lbs .i .. 81x11 7000 lbs ......l", " 8 inch tire $3.00 extra. Caliloruiu Ituck bed . $ GO 00 .. 02 f.0 .. or, 00 .. 70 00 .. SO 00 June Ith, IS'.HV. .50. extra. M. M. DAVIS. a.hiuiicc fan at t:. ,v v. lo. t'nrviillia, llr.Kon. 1 I 0,1 ti UK o tm ili i llr e , sll'.lr- OU till 0 1,0 j to n.ai,. formal., isiwl'"' (i (Ml i (i 00 0 00 (i (Hi i 00 li 0o ft. MfMUHI'lIKY, neral Agent, Eugene, Or. diy Marshal's Notice. ri'-i.lellts i V cily of I'. 13 - (; 1 'XI 0 00 0 (10 oo 6 00 li (XI j and property owners y of l iigeno uro hereby no li"' , 'dean up mid remove nil rub ! Y very l.ii d from the streets lis adiiill.inir their nivinU...- .3', also to r, move nil , ostriictions from the said streets anil i.l eys within five days iiuiii me uate oi this notice. Dated July 27, 1800. II J Day, City Marshal Wlieikr Yon Suffer From Or Are Heitlihv ?n' n.--.. n V rjrifpi 15 E B I L I T Y K OF GOOD CONST.TUTION. PluA y-FINE DIGESTION t 1-nPimr mr,nr, Jr-BRIGHT !3PIRlTi I '-"PURE BLOOD -VW-A GOOD CONSTITUTION OR. HENLEY'S CELERY, BEEF am IKON Will Cur. these Dia.e-AN D-Bring .11 thoso Bles.mg, For sale by OSItl'IlN & OkLANO. Cull for VVnrrnnts. Vnole Saro'fl I)r Oft .Middle Fork Items. June 24, ISiW. People are going to the mountains every few days. Mr Porter passed through heio to day with 200 head of cattle for Silver Lake. School will be out Thursday, July 2nd. Mr Larimer nild Walter Goodman rot timed from Eugene today. People on the Middle Fork will not kill dcci; not that they are nfrnld of McClanahan, but the law. Mr Jake Ncet and Tom Illakcly while trapping last week killed two black hears. A party of fishermen came up the river and put their boat In forty miles above Eugene. One of the party was .Mr Smith the Coliiirir miller. Tber oould not catch enough Msh for the fat man. Why don't they lenve John Crall's chickens aliine? Why d-i they go into his house and lake his fruit when he leaves home? Some say it Is because J 1 11 1 1 1 will not bother them, but I be lieve it is because the fellow that does II is a com aid ami a thief, and will get a load of shot II he keeps it up If some one lias to shoot fot John. Mr George Wilson of Portland, is 'rapping with Jake Xtet and Tom Hlakcly. Mr Neil Kclsay accompanied Mr Miller across the mountains with his cattle. Judge Fisk passed here today on his way t ) Eastern Oregon. Dock avJ i . Hri u"! i-nxaiivo una kikvis tonio. ;2H l.,Jy"r"lsl,fl0rK!nt by mall. SocoUo. and tl.OO per piickaro. P.implcs f .-co. XCf TSf The Favorite TOOTUPoWIM B&.9 fortlioTcotbaudJUrcath,aio, Sold bylleiHleisixi A Lllui. Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing wnriiinis will he paid on pre oc..;atini nt my ofllce. Interest on Biiiuo will ceuso June 20. 181)0: All Lano county warrants from registered number 0808 to icglstercd number 10,- llFR nf.o i.rti. i. ........... fc.III.ll ..win inclusive. J U Okay, County Treasurer Eugene, Or, Juno 20, 1800. Jl.I.UMINATKI) UlCYCI.E PaKAIIH Ono of the nttractlve features of tlio firemen's tournament will be the Illuminated bicycle narndn nt s-.'iri o'clock on the evening of July 3. Every cyclist In town, both lady and gentleman rider, are urged hy the committteo to enter this parade and to decorate their wheels with lights or otherwise. Tho parade will be a long ono and a great many representations will apiear. Mr James Perdue, an old soldier re siding at Monroe, Mich, was severely iiHHcted with rheumatism but re ceived prompt relief from pain hy using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He mi'.1 HAI lii.tna .. i r l.t.olr u-....!.! 0..I.a so badly that I could hardly taise up. ii i nuu not goiicn renei i would not tie hern tn write. these few linn. Chamberlain's I'l.ln Ilului has done me a great deal of good and I feel very thankful for it." For sale by Osburn & DeLano. J A sample of grain growing ou Mrs ; Charles E Green's farm In California, ! from seed obtained froii: tho Depart Imcnt of Agriculture sIiowb twenty ' heads, each six Inches III length, from 1 a single grain. The average number of grains to each head Is twenty, show ing a yield of 400 fold. The condi iui,. 'nml. r which the sample was grown are exceptionally good, n I' was not crowd, d, but (yen tinder or dinary conditions tho yield from the when! would lie enormous. Texas Siftlngs: After all, It's neither llicgnlilhug nor the llvcibug that l a steady evil 111 Ibis country, but lilllllbllf. lincklen's Arnica Sulve. The Hest Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt iim-iim, rover nores, icuer, lllippeil Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin t.'rn..t 1...1B a. i.t t..uill i v mirem Pili.u or no pay required. It fs gunranteeil to gi ve perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cuts per box. For sale by Henderson A Linn. nTien Tlalir was tl."k, tvn sv- hrr Cato.v Whn slie iu a CliiM, .Ii crl.-,l for Ca-tor(s. When she hecsni- Mlm, sho cluny to riiirt'irla. rTb.n ihe had Children, sh gaveU-oni CMtorl. TAKE -LIVERIME- FOH THE- AND CONSTIPATION, 8 riQlP' THROUGH TIGKETS To tho ICAKT via Dm 1TTTAT 1 I rtinm iMrrrniiii uiMUiN 'mm m rnrr ft For Sale by All Druggists. TliroUldl I'tllliniLii I'itliirn .I.....W.P. Tn..-I. ilerier nd new lii'dliihiK clmir nira. DAILY POHTLANI) TO CHICAGO 7'rniliK henle,) lv hIi'iuu iiii,I .'nr. lui.imi h. I'luUi'li I.IkIU. Time to Chii'nj, s;,- ,ly,; ,0 t0 Nl.w York. 4'a' tnys, whleli g ninny liulirs ipilckol than nil competitors. Kllr rates, tllllO tsblt'S Slid r.lll l.llnr.nu.lnn apply to IS J. M..CI.ANAIIAN, Aneiit, Kimeile, Or. It. W. 1IAXTON, (I. K, 1IUIIWN, (lon'l Agent, Dint. Van. Ajt, I.l'i Thlnl nt., Portland, Or. flREGON CENTRAL U & EASTERN. R. R. Co. YAQUINA HAY ROUTE. Connects at Yaqiiiuu Hay with tlio San Francisco .1-. Y...iiiii.'ll,.i- .l........ ship Company. STEAMSHIP "FARALLOH," Hi.llu V... O .!.... t.na ii. nil uillMII vvviy O lllljr) MM Sun Knuiclsco, Coos Hay, Tort OrTurd, Trinidad and Humboldt Buy. Passecger Accomodaifons Shortest ftotite Detween tho Wll litmetto Valley and California. Faro from Albany aud Points West to San r raucisco. Cabin (J 00 Steerage 4 00 To Coos Hay and Port Orford, Cabin t 0 00 To Humboldt Hay, Cabin $ 8 00 Itotind Trin OihhI for (10 days Snec lai. Tin vim luck faith and love health? Let us establish your faith and restore your health w ith De Witt's Sarsaparil la. Osiii'H & DkLa.no. RLIiVS I'll.P. SUl'I'O.SITI.KY. Is n'mrnntei a to rare PIN'. Sl.'l Cnn.tlpstlon or iiinii.'). rpfiind'-o. -' rent. isr x. K'n,l IMnp. for clr.' ilar anu rr-e ssmpln 10 N Kl KIVLCK DIVISION'. Steamers "Albany" and "Win. M. 11,... " t.i.U'Iv run. .mIui.I lenyn A ll.n.ii. dally excci.i niitur.tay at 7: 1 a m, ar riving in l'orthind tlio same day at 4:30 p m. Itetiiruiug limits leave I'ort land the same days as above at 0.-00 a. in. arriving in Albany at 7:45 put. EllWIX HTn.NK, J. ('. MA VII, Mnnnifrr. Ho pt Klv.T illv. UKOKUK K lilW, AKi'llt Kue-ne. NOTICK FOK ITIILU'ATIOX. I.il.d Olllcp at H'is. biirg, Oro. .nay -iit ii'.n,. Notico is h.-rcby given llmt iho f.ilh.w nnmrd soitb-r bus tiled notice of hi. inten tiou to nmke fiusl proof in support of his claim, nml tl.st snid proof will be inade b, for., tlin Comity (.'lerk of I.ane county. Or.gon, nt Kag'-no. Oregon, on Inly 11, 111"!, viz.- Al)cit Grni.g'-r on bouir-sOnd entry No 57ii!l for the n w J.' sec li. tp 10 s, r 5 . '.'"'V , . u. , , "" "'" '"" billowing witnej.is to 'l-..r.uAswsn. K..r.,k.l,y ,n , prove his e'liitliinoils ri hideneo npon nml lriiBii.1. evnrrwiicrp. and In Kiiscne ! cnllivi.ll"li of. sanl Inii-l, rir: JoM-,h (i.les nod Itirluirl Coryell, of - J Crow, Urrvon, I.'iom lli... r.rSiui.Uw, Oie- . , ...,,., T- I.l ...nvn. i 8". "J Th,"n" ""'K' CrigOD. I C..p oi mil" ..-u J! M. V CATCH, M A il l I llr.Vrl.M rlr.ltTRInt- "vnrjrwlicrp, l.rri'.l. liy Ufcuiirn A Pl-Iaho IfJtlFIC RAILWAY, Soo Pacific Line. The Shortest, Safest and Most COMPLETE ftOUTE To nnd from all points in Canada, United States and Europe. Tie Finest Palace Slctping, parlors, Dining and Tourist Cars in tbe W03R3L.3D. Itnth Vtrut. nml U,u...,l , 'V ...... ( XL"IIM-ynSJ V' 111 B are heated by steam ami aro designed io securo iiiiiiorin warmth, combined with perfect ventilation. TllO dirs Of nnnllinr II. in nm. n...... pure with their. In these respects, nor In strength, elegance and comfort. C'ANAIlIAN PACIFIC K'Y CO.'H Royal fta Steamship ciije TO CHINA AND JAPA1T. Tlu-Bo twlH-nrrow ntcniniTH nw In overy rp- , , - . ... .n in i ivii b Hurl er Uihii via any other I run n-i 'nr i f it lino. CANADIAN AI HTRAI.IAN HTKAMKH LINK To - HONOI.rir, ll.tl A Nit AITKAl,lA. Tho nhorlfnt lhl' to tin; ('..UnitiH . ......... , 7 , i. -me,, .nfincni .Mull niKl a HU'wnnli-t on ivcry vortlj' h..r tiiiif. mill.--, imiuphlrin, or w.y iiorniR- tlflll. ChU Oil or m I rem ' (ilCO. F nt.WV, ALLAN I'AMKUON, Ajieiit, KiiKenc. FretKh t aim! 'nM,'ji.fi.r Aitl . (iKii.M, I. .mows'."" ''''".'. IH1. I'm. Arent, Ysiieinircr, II. C. the bowels In the morning without pain or dhcotnfort. It Is a groat health giver and blood purifier. Sold by A. YKRiN'iTox. It 'g inter. (Kin's I'li.'Mi'iii.iir i:. the great EngM-ti li. iiu'dy. At YmiMiToN's. 'IIE ABOVE PICTURE DOES NOT REPRESENT a passenger train on the Chicago, Mil. wHukco A St. Paul Hallway. No. Its trains are vestlbiiled, healed hy steam and lighted by electricity. " Ennh sleeping car ImtIIi has an electric n ail ing lamp, its dining ears are the bes, in tlio world and its coaches are pal- ad's on wheels. This great railway, coniiectlmr na It docs wiih all transcontinental lines at St. Plllll and Ollinlin. nsstirnu In II, a traveling public the best servien known. Tickets via (he Chicago, Mil wankce A si. Paul Hallway are on sala utall railroad ticket nlllces lo nny point In the Culled or Canada. For maps, folders and other Information, address; C.J.EDDY, General Agent, Portland, Oregon.